” The Omineca Herald

NEW HAZELTOR, B.C.

Published Every Wednesday C. FL. ’ Publisher

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MAKINGS OF A SPEAKER

From the Prince Rupert News—Jack Sargent, who. spoke here for .C, H. Orme, in the political contest. now .g0- ing on, is rapidly developing into a good speaker, * He was most interest- ing. at the recent: Conservative meet- ing and, if he keeps up, the work should in a few years become an ora- tor of first rank. . We are glad to see the young men of the. district coming to the fore. and fitting themsely es for yublie Hfe.” -_

Jack is well known around his hone district, being the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Sargent of .Hazelton, and being born in Hazelton. He was done a lot of work ‘to get as far ad-

yinced. as he has, and yet -he did not |:

snerifice toa much the social side of life: He-is‘a- credit to his parents and

to the district, and an example to the,

other boys and girls of the district. He has found, us any other young per- son will find, that tnking nn interest in the life of the country as a whole and working with @ renal object in view iv a Jot more worth while than the jnaz bad and the. booze ‘partier. Jack's

course through ‘university and law school was ‘not always a bed of roses. To get where he wanted to zo and to. do what -he wanted to do he had to, and he did, enrnconsiderable on the side. The main thing is that Jack had

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an object in life and he ts getting near the goal But he has done, and is do- ing only -what any boy.” can do: if :he has the capacity and a willingness to

.|do, and it is only what: many others

before him have done,

There are several new fangaled ‘po- litical parties in the present Dominion

cauupaign and the minor preachers: in the land are having a lot of fun getting themeely es nominated as candidates for these partles, A misfit preacher usually turns to polities. ‘His religion is not exciting enotgh for him.

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So far there are fifteen . preachers ruuning for Parliament in this cam- piigen-and. they are all for the new fangied parties, That proves the very Werkness of. those parties.

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Premier TF. D,-Pattullo was on. the air Friday night, -He spent most of his half hour telling what his govern- ment had done in: two years, most of] whieh, he admitted, was made possible throngb the govdness and the fairness of the Bennett-government at Ottawa. For that reason, he muintained, the. peaple of British Columbia should vote atninst the Conservative candidates. Like most people Myr. RBattullo is most

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Some people talk of needing. a chinge of government: at Ottawa. for no other reason’ .than that they are (disgruntled themselves. Ask them for a reason for wanting a-change and no answer is fortheomig.. They brave no renson. ‘Two years ago the voters. in B. G. thought they wanted a change of goverument. They got it, and look at what they cot. No work or wages, no reads, ‘not even as good as under the old government. A few. hundreil or -a few thonsand men got fired anda few|* hundred ‘or ‘a few) thousand Liberals were taken from their regular jobs and put on the government pay roll. .-

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Monday Sept 30th

_ Sept. 80th . October 1st

Monday. _ iesday. “Tuesday October Ist. - oe € 4

Wednesday | .Oétober 2nd

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Saturday

-Gnservative npg ” Broadcasts

“over National Network and Local Radio Stations throughont ' ‘British Columbia. Pacific Standard Time

‘That you may know Government polieies—what Cana. * da has done and will do under the guidance of a con- tinuing Conservative regime—the Conservative Party: ki has arranged 2 consecutive Broadcast Schedule of ex...

“These broadeasts will feature’ addresses by nationally.

‘+: known’ speakers from every: wall: of life. -Gisten. and You have the right to be fully informed.

Keep these Dates fer Reference.

Thursday Sept. 26th 6.00 io: 6.30 pan. Friday = Sept. 27th 00° “te 9.39. p.m. ‘B ‘C. Net: “Saturday. | Sept. 2th — - 10.15 to. 10,30 a.m.- cRWx

(Special Broadeast forsnnd. hy Wonten J 10,18 'to':10.80: acm. : ih ~(Special ; ‘Broadcast for. and: by. Women: ye . 6.00, to: 6.80, PA. ; 10,15 ‘to- 10. 30 ay (Special Brondcast for-and by. ‘Wouen): - ; 9.00 to: 9.30. Pp. mM: |, ,,,Wedesday October 2nd ‘10,15 te, 10, 30 am: O.K- ‘Ws

‘ > - (Speclal-Brondeast. for. and’ by ‘Women lB- eres ‘pat

' aerunery 20 ‘October ‘6th 10-15 ‘to, (Special: “Brondeaat fot sina Wonen

‘the a over a. National Network ‘each i uy vening.. TAG, to, 7. O"p.my;

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feated any time -now: “that. they’ ‘want to-go to the. country, - ‘and conditions What .can -a. new government: do that will help ‘the ‘its diffienities? -Any_|

w ould not be ‘improved.

country: ‘over: change of. government now would: only

set Canada back and. ‘delay ‘several

yea the recovery ofvindustry and the enlarged labor markets. : = © 8 . Vote for Orme‘ andthe Conservative government,

party Ww ithout a policy, eo

Tot Bennett finish his work ‘of pring we

ing Conade back to prosperity. vein _ wee:

“Hear C. H. Orme. ‘Conservative. can- didate for Skeena, and Dr. ‘Thompson, | former member for. the. Yukon, at the public, meeting in Hazelton Thursday

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Different Salads.

_ GREEN PEPPER SALAD |

. Stove, and chop one etipfil: of dates and chop one eupfal | of: walnuts or pee UK, Mix the dates: and nuts wtth ene-lalt pond ' of erenm ol cottage cheese, adding a Httle salad dressing ff necessiry.: Wash - three green pep: pers, vemaye slice from. the stem end und #11 seeds and risb, Then pack the cheese mixture, down’ well rreen Peppers, pressing ‘soldily 80. ‘that there. will: be’no open space. Leave :in

a cold place. until thoroughly chilled. }..

With avery sharp knife :cu t these pucked peppers crosswise and. arrange the, lices attractively on lettuce, water cress. or undiye, Serve very cold. and varnish with pimento, The abore will serve ix, persons. — ne

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_ SALAD

1 Package ‘iemon Jey; 1 pint boiling water, 2 tablespoiins - vinegar, % table: spoon salt, dash of cuyenne, % cup raw carvots, finely chopped, 1. eup of raw

_ | cabage finely shredded, 4 tablespoons _{xteen peppers, finely” chopped.

_ Dissolve ely in boittng: water, “Add

Do not throw away your, vote by casting it fora myth, or for »

into . the |.

JELLIED RAVW- VEGETABLE BS

ald’ yy eup- sugar.

Obit undlt

vingeit, ait and. cayenne,

alightiy: thickened ‘then fold in’ ‘the :vet] ° atables.. ‘Turn: into individual ‘‘moldh.| - Chill until firm: _Unmold. on: crisp: let |". serve six “per a

tice. Mayonnaise. To

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Whaiever the occasion. of . your visit, you’ll.find ‘the . Grosvenor : offers everything you will need== — handy to transportation facllities . “in the shopping ‘district—and an. excellent place: to eat. 7

APPie Marmalade

Wash, Quarter and cut into small

pieces coarse-grained Canadinn grown . Add cold water and cook slow:

apples.

ly until, Nery. soft. “Rub. ‘throngh 4

to every six cups of ayyle pulp: Cook slowly, atirring very frequently until thick. Put. up- in-jurs or glasses , and cover with, paraffin Wax, Preserved

ginger cnt fine ma be added, using one .

fablespoon for ev ery six Cubs of pulp. °

str aier, “and for each. cup of apple pulp ' Add grated lemon ;

‘find and‘iemon 1168, allowing y lemon : ‘ship: bervice: to: include’ calla:-at::

“Thureday: to Sunday,”

- Canadian .. Mounted - Police. event | is ‘under the, patronage of — “Hig | Excellency. the Governor-

Fine: ‘parcheron.. stallions, smart. . to ly groomed cavalry” chargera of

the mounted police, racing ‘and

pacing -horaes..and..mounta train-

ed in jumping: and for. the hunt’

ing field minglé at, the. village of

Montébello; . P.Q.,) on :-thé: north shore of the. Ottawa, ‘for tha an- nual Seigniory. Club Horse Show this summer during August 15-18, 1A musical ride will: be put‘on by the Royal

General and Canadian and Amer- ican society folks 8 are expected in

» Jarge: ‘numbers, -

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pajoying a short ; ‘stay at the

” ‘Banff Springs “Hotel on his way

‘to taking up his post in London,..

‘The

His Wxcellency T. Matsudaira,

Japanese -Ambassador te Great

' Britain, stated-to an: interviewer,

Tovely Place. Monee >

. “"L prefer just to.enjoy myself.and

to forget for a few hours. that there are more arduous duties than. the contemplation ot this

addressing. B “gathering . of the Rotary Chaib: of. Victorla- at the

/ empress, Hotel, recently, Premier

‘Joseph * Ay. “Lyons, of. Australia, pointed to the British Empire as a great force for peace and urged. Canada to cultivate a more favor- able trade with his:own country. Last year, he: said, Australia bought . from Canada $18,000,000 worth of | goods, while Canada bought from Australia only 36,-

$00,000 worth, oe

The Algonquin “Hotel, St. An- firews-by-the-Sea, New ‘Bruns- wick, opetied for the atimmer.sea-. gon at-the end of June, and.jis now,

. the.centre of much: holiday acti-.

vity,. Their Excellencies the Gov- ernor-—Gerieral and Lady Bessbo- rough : were among the ‘guests. and the famous-Katy'’s Cove bath- ing ‘beach is. again as in former

Saara. very popular with the

ehildren and the: “younger Bet,.

icWith the inereasiig popularity.

" tha: evening | hours, '

of; yacation, trips:.on the. Great Lakes, the Canadian’ Pacific ‘has’

expanded its Great Lakes -steam-.

Port Arthur on westbound voya- ges as well as eastbound.’ These

deck -sports, including © “quoits, | z shuffleboard end deck golf. Dav-- cing and: music bring pleasure to. The schedule

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-. ships ‘have- been outfitted, with, .

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f°. Bducation) !

for ks ‘euests ‘Or the: ‘Natlon fal : twelva Direators of° fhe Dot

‘Captain ‘Arthur. Rothwell, Com: mander of the Empress: of Ause tralia as | the -dominie. He © is

‘the. St Lawrence river.

British Educationists Tour. Canada _

Toyne; ‘Brighton; C.B.E.,.

polntisi’ ait scente ‘idaities:” of | rat -Director ‘of Education. for. -

Education’ Officer “for...

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f Education for ‘Winchester; ; os

Smart,. Director’ of d- me - Acton, Londons:'Thos.” Education