uphiIav
April
27,
(026.
i
TH3
DAILT
FTEW8
PAGtC
Fiva
LrYe,
ffafcifs
and
Prospects
fa
Diamond
of
ufam
of
This
District
DisCUSRPit
hv
I
nrnl
Writar
1112.
i
as.
a
m
This
n
n
very
special
vai
l'
wc
have
jut
mounted
up
ami
vh
guarantee
the
stone
lo
be
perfect
ami
free,
from
any
Haw
or
spots.
Tim
stone
is
of
very
good
f
w
a
tut
you
fan
liu
it
mounted
in
w
h
or
yellow
j.
HI
desired.
oi
in
f
n
mmT
value,
!ln.ni,
tluo.tin.
a
id
1150.00.,
Inhn
Dulnnn
I
M
ilUlM
DUiybl
LIU.
Jewellers
Fifty
Inch
ordered
Satin
;.
iicliimi'
i-n-
ri.
r
thi,
rich
w.i-(table
-tat
in
$2.00
prr
yanl.
EST
of
ENGL
ND
STORE
I
A
.
.
-
DL....
r
1
DENTIST
imuingn
uiuck.
rnnce
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
V
to
.
X-Ray
Ssrvloe
Phone
686.
I
vrnlngH
Saturday
V
to
IS
nocn
r
.
o
ur
L,oats
oc
Jacquettes
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
MILK
Tram
Dulkley
Valley
TRESH
MILK
AND
WHIP
PING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
nr
Table
Ocam
at
15c
for
Unit
Pint.
All
Cows
Tested
for
T.B.
Valentin
Dairy
Phons
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tt.
''triage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
ervHe.
Roal,
Hand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Plan
and
Furniture
Devi
no.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
539,
Green
238,
Black
735,
Night,
Phones
687,.
539,
Green
238,
Blaok
738.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
Q.
BUSH
BY,
Map.
Dir.
L0Ci,f
Ser8uflfl1.
Thy
Wi"
Eventually
be
Absorbed-
by
WMte
Race
With
Whom
They
Already
Are
Mixing
iHy
II.
F.
Plllleil.
ill
Ihe
Hnnilav
l.oi....'..''f
V,e,
,,",ian'
0,
a
nintjiurlniit
faelnr
m
H
!,,
,
Ihe
Paci-i
fie
n.a.-l.
There
are
over
:i.flo
of
ll.enr
in
the
agerU-y
which
centre
at
Prince
llupert.
ilirliulinir
the
line....
i'i.,...i.i'i,.
Li,,...i.
1
111
ml.lilipn
lo
a
number
of
village,.
1111
Ihe
upper
Hketjna
itivvr,
vlneh
are
111
the
adjoining
agency.
They
are
mostly
rirodiirer
for
lliey
fi-l
in
summer
nml
limit
in
winter
ami
heModiiciW
of
heir
loil
1,
htn;l
awny
and
bring,
money
jlo
fhe
.
o.iiittet,
Perhaps
Ilie
Wold
"toil"
(
t.
:
i
iipi..
1,.!,
"'
rnM"!
f,,r.rly
more
warlike
than1
I
'
'
if"""
''"
,,M4
,,'n.u-e..
Today
there
are
I
1
,.,,
7
r,
"7"
'""
l?
"Uy
,w"
villa.
or.
the
islands,
er
.it-.
ly
.
ml
not
pen,
-;,.
al
Man
aut
ion
1-V
!i
''''''
n
Jil
itfitiatiun
and
the
other
al'
Ihey
11
,
au.
11
it
ami
lake
,,
a.,oll,r.j
Mevale
w.,e
there
are
about
p..,
I,
ly
r,,,r,,l,,?
lalerloflnl.l,
50.
Formerly
there
were,
a,
II
.V.'
1
..
'""'i'
a"
'tm
atlered
over
the
he
Indian,
live
on
,
reserve.
MatuUt
ar)(
(Jr(
vj
in
f
Ihey
are
seldom
at
home.
m
r,n,ail
on
1IM
wwl
Ihreeiormir
n.o.itlM
intlic.year
Vrl!ae
HkH
w,re
Ucclmated
by
al";'"
a"
lh"
1,1
Ihe
'"7'
terrihle-
Mnallpox
'
acourge
own
ho,,.,.,,
and
that
U
dnrii.B
,,(,.
,Hll
olll
w,,olu.
Hie
winter.
It
i
no
wonder
thai
,ae
the
le-erve.ruir,
lo
weeds'
that,
T,'IL.
T-I.B,,
ore
divided
K.OW-
up
wilh
l,..he,.
thai
hll(,
iUrvt.
gri11
or
(1ial,.c,s.
ano
arnen,
,,..
11(ri.
ar.
,lp
Xasj
,
I
line,
have
an
iinlidv
iiiini-.-ir-1
appear-'
vi
vui.M.,
i
...
...i,..,,
l:
..
.1,,.
.
1.
......
ame.
ol
the
lime
eiiBiiKed
in
Ihe
hui-
,a
,(rnrM.r.
Hf(
I
ne,
,r
life,
(iraduatly.
how-
iver
Iril.e-..
or
liil
ver.
ver.
the
the
linfian,
linfian,
are
are
uelllna
uellina
iniir,,,!,.,.!-
i..ii,,.,i....i.
,..i
or
ii,..i.ii,.
The
owner
I,
al.,enl
nmd
wf
ih
r0as,
v,urtK(.Hj
wr
ivinHi-
the
Skeeua
.i..i
r...,
n.
.
ffi'
n
Fev-iii.
urui,
will
iliv-
away
from
Ihe
reene
life.
Tl.ey
w,a,t
aH(,
Xaa
,m,anw
arr
,
live
in
town
part
of
Ihe
lime
and
ari,loerat,
lof
Ihe
nation
and
adapt
lhem,etve,
to
eily
way.
r0iii.ler
them,eUr,
fiiperior
to.
Orra.lonally
Ihey
Inlermarry
flo.
on
Ihe
Skeena.
I
uilh
white
penpl
and
Ihey
Imi-
Nearly
all
Christians
'
al-
Hie
while
re,f.entn
in
the
rn,ay
Brartifally
all
the
naV
food
Ihey
eal,
Ihe
elrilhe,
Ihey
ar.
r.hriUan.
Some
are
a
em-
ami
the
wny
in
wfifrh
Ihey
L-ner
riiri.iian.
i..-.n
..ihr,
;
01
Mir.p.y,
uiey
learn
inn
wniie
-Ua-nunn-illagida,-
or
"Chief
oia,r
xit'f
oflen
more
rapidly
ihove"
ami
to
the
T,itno,an,
lore
anorpiion
lake,
piaee.
,
frfln,
u,,.
.,t
of
t,,
ftlsint.
-alr
Two
Distinct
Nations
"
I
l
I
nj.,y
lheinelve,.
A,
Ihey
ar-j
fM.y
neViT
were
idol
worship-'
..ate
,otl.v
will,
what
i.
Mime-
p
A
sieved
in
the
Ureal'
lit,,
and
with
the
clo,eIy-,hut
time,
known
an
Ihe
lower
lrala
snirlt
kn.mn
1..
ih
ili.i.w
n!
h...
i.h......
i..i
kl..
-
-
-
-
..........
.w
w
-
-
.
iis
s-J",
III,
I
lIJil"
II
M
H
1
1
lV
flie,
front
lulM'rculo.ii,
and
other
di,ea.e.
"
r
Toilay
'
J
lliey
arc
learn-
ll.an
I.I.
..n
II.
1
I..
.
.
.
.
.".
..I
.,
,..,
-.
-
a
"Uliler
or
the
Mrl.l
Ahove.
the
art
of
lire
111
what
we
the
panljia
proved
fatal.
II
U.ni
they
al,o
believed
in
baliCall
a
civilized
home,
and
tl.ey
......
.......
ir
n
ui
,,,iriu,
and
there
were
more
of!iir,.
aecoidingly
holding
ihe
Indian
ha,
heun
lo
hold
hi,
tlian
of
the
oo.i
ones.!ovvn.
wo
ami
even
u.
make
a
lime
r.ir
bad
,nirR,
inhahiled
tin
headway.
Today
the
natK
pop-jW,,,
(),
ihiek
wo.kI,,
Ihe
dan-ilaiion
1,
inerea,inK
uliahlly,
but
.rmi
upol,
where
boat,
were
Totem
Tells
Story
A
great
many
people
have
I
been
puzzled
n,
'lo
Ihe
meaning
I
1..
t..iiiniK
1.1111.
.
1.
rw
nun
nneii
wreefceil,
r
tl.o
rapnr,
0f
jU.
totem
wimp
iiniii,
wniir
uifa,.
w"i-jMrem,
whieh
were
difficult
U
mode
nf
life
and
Ihoujthl.
and
It,
naviaale.
Hunter,
nroi.itiate.1
rannol
be
many
melioration,
!.e-(t,e
K(Mh,
,,irH),
wnll
arrifjee.
their
It
i,
usually
the
-ttory
of
the
founding
of
the
family.
In
thU
part
of
the
conn
try
all
Indian,
are
part
of
four
great
division,.
The,o
are
re-
,iinilarly
lliej
wanted
off
thciprew-nUM
by
the
wolf.
Ihe
eali'
fn
Ihe
Prince
llunerl
dUlrirl
-.11
,ni.u.
ri.
11,..
.i
.
ii....if
1
here
are
iwo
ilUtinrl
nations
',0y
jn
the
coal.
Iravellins
repre,enled,
the
T,inipean,
and
b.
niP4nl
f
ciiium.,.
The
inlor-the
llaida.
The
former
are
l,-
of
.1.-
uiand,
lhev
believed
found
on
Ihe
mainland
and
ad-'waVinilai,tii
bv
evil
Miirits.
o
joinfiwr
small
iland.
while
Ihe'
n.y
jef
ari
lal'er
live
011
Ihe
Queen
Cbar-j
Varlous.Sects
lolle,
and
!oulhea,ferii
Alaska.!
,,,,,
,lf
,
vl:ilM.
They
.peak
diMlnclly
different
AnlUcutl
,,,
,
j,
lanm.aKe,.
bul
ll.eir
PI""r-
anJ
ttre
(10!ie
at
Killftilla
and
ance.
ruioin
ami
manner
01
life,
are
ninewhal
similar.
The
llnlda,,
of
Ala,
kit.
are
laller
and
roan
r.
Ntk
f
ApplluOoit
for
Ctrtiflctlt
improitmtnn
Sight"
Mineral
Claim
Aitoite
in
the
rmirf
nmrt
Mininr
il,lMn
nl
IIm
Sknn
Dulriil.
Wtn-M"
H-ilMlr
r
lh
llfrl
fit
KIMIItlllllUtll
Ditei
tin
SOth
iif
or
Apru,
aoj.
f.
Ma
ell
and
also
al
Metlakalla,
rloe
lo
1'riuce
llupert.
There
are
al,o
a
few
al
llazelton,
Kit-wanpa
and
Kilwaucool.
The
Melhoilisl,,
now
the
Coiled
Church
of
(Jjinadu,
minister
lo
port
Simpson,
SkldeKate,
Port
l'Inirl'ont
(vitelut,
Hartley
Hay
auif
a
few
.scattered
groups
IJ1RV.
IJDIHI
IHIHirr
.
M
l4IMI,
..Hill'
.
,
...
.
.
tr
nr
hoitv-r'n
rrt
Mint-ft
oniricm..
;
on
the
Skeena
,
lllver
not
already
MmK
MHir.K
mat
1,
n.im.
Frw'
mentioned.
The
Catholic.,
are
in
vincri
rcriirinir
.
i(i7C.
imend
tin
interior,
commencing
just
Uh
tmt
at-
iit
lr
frrnn
11
di,.
,
..
.
..
,,
.,
,,
iM-fprtf.
le
ii'pw
i
ih
Minin
iirwirdir
1
beyond
the
junction
of
the-Hulk-ri
1
lnlflri
of
linpmvrnirnlj
for
He
i
r,...
nll.i
kecna
river.
The
Ail-
tiw
iImi
riimi.
vud
runiMT
uke
inuir
vnlion
Army
i
also
Kiowiiw
in
Mihi-ni
Art."
mutt
iw
conmirnrr.!
i-.
slreiih,
especial
ly
on
Ihe
Inrr
the
iMiianrr
or
u-n
Cfrtlflram
cr
lnirnvrn'nl.
luli-d
thi
tsrd
rtajr
of
Ffbrmry.
ISIS.
SWAM
D.vl.ix.
ownrr.
OOVCRNMtNT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Skeena
Iliver
and
nl
Port
Simp
non.
The
.ViwrlleaU
lrti
what
i,
called
Ihe
Church
Army;,
which
;i
somewhat
similar
to
the
Sal-
Vnliint
Arinv.-
.v
'.
.';
'
"t.
PKv
o?:R?,r,,;.,L.,Srn,;
Formerly
the
Indian,
lived
in
iWY.
.WfTiiSBi?;mn.5i
''
'"'"'i
mt
iirfiire
m
t-prti
to
prfi,iie4,
with
nccral
famine,
in
n
loiij;e.
f;r::,:V'Vr'iMn,;',,;l:
Bl.,,!!,,r,J,nn
IRiTwIay
each
family
ha,
iU
own
i
land,
iiwriheii
i
nnm
iwir
nr
mi
I
iiiiiii
a
"
nrellv
trood
one
"
irener
'
'
,
a
1.1,.
,k
11
rilalrlrl
In!
11
I
IIIKn
I
lM,,,J
i.harlutli
MiaiHi,
nuiriri.
armminv
m
a
rrltrrrit
map
nr
plan
diTswIird
at
lh
land
RrrlMrr
OTflrf
,n
llw
CUy
nt
ally,
built
of
sawn
lumber
often
welt
furnished.
Tho
and
old
rlnr
lllllirrt.
Il.l'...
anil
nilllllKTMl
I0tl.!li,li,n.
I,,..
I
..!,..
I.,
of
t-nnlilnliini
f,.r
Urn
sal
r
r
by
Uif
tlasa
..r
tor'
1
,
iIm
oprn
nnltlo
for
ninjuiniplinn
on
Ih'iliiit
the
new
house,
did
not,
and
"'.'.".iV-.i
nnr.
muwri
nr..
mi.
mii.tlie
result
wa,
that
what
with
da
or
April,
!!.
frank
rrvner,
Appllran
I.
PROVINCIAL
ELCCTIONS
ACT."
Print
Pupr
Elactoral
Dlatrlct.
Mackamla
Electoral
Dlatrlel.
N0TICK
l
lifrfhy
nvrn
thai
I
thall,
on
iNhinilav.
lh
llin
ly
of
May.
ists.
al
IIm
iHitir
nf
1
n'rlork
In
Urn
forMwsm.
at
iIm
Tmirl
Honse.
erinri.
Hnprrt.
hold
a
iiuinr
of
lh
il'tirl
"f
RfvlOnn
tor
thi.
piinumo
r
nvlln
ino
Iim
nf
voir
Tor
M.
1
.....
.
.......
i
AtMiftft
imt
nl
tiA.pIn
l
pain
Pirrinrw,
i
"
'
and
dfierminlns
any
and
all
nlilnrllnn,
in
ltH
rrO-ntinn
nr
ny
nmi
nn
flic
aald
Hot
nr
In
Hie
rolMratmn
ai
a
Mrt
V,p."flrri'rmrniirrt.
B.C.
.h
.H
day
or
April,
0I(MAN
A.
WATT,
ne-1rrar
nf
Vnirs
rnr
thf
rrlnr
H..MM
and
Marlii'nil
riflnMl
Mlrlrt.
IN
PROBATE.
In
lha
Suprtma
Court
of
Brltlah
Columbl
j
m
nm
Mam-r
nr
iin
mihiumi-
i
lit
11.
ftillrr
of
llii'
r.wr
nt
AU.erl
Hnwlea.
Or-rrard.
InlfMlf.
TtKF
MITU'.F.
Inat
l)V
nnli-r
or
III
llnnnr.
K.
M'H.
Y-mnir.
Ilir
llh-day
of
Vnrll
U.
I.
I
iPPnlnled
Adinlii-uipainr
nf
Ihe
"I""
nr
',nw,,,
lirMr
and
all
I'lrlie
hvln
rlalin
l,i
in
rimiMi
miiik.
lnwrly
vrrirird.
tn
ml
nn
.r
trr
iho
tmlt
dnv
nf
May.
nrririai
a(himiuhum.
rrlnrc
niippri.
H.r,
chanite
nf
food
ami
habits
of
Eczema
Was
So
Bad
Could
Hardly
Sleep
Mrs.
0.
Jones,
Kitseoty,
Alta
writta:
"I
had
eesems
on
my
left
hand,
and
my
first
linger
wu
m
twol-Ifn,
sure
and
Itchy
I
could
hardly
sleep-
a(
night.
I
jrot
prescription
from
my
doctor,
but
it
did
me
no
good,
so
I
finally
began
to
take
After
I
had
taken
three
bottles
I
was
soupletely
relieved
of
my
eczema,
and
weuli
ad
rive
any
one
suffering
frosl
say
diatass
of
the
blood
to
use
B.B.D..
aiit'i
worth
it
price
many
times
oyer.'
This
valuable
preparation
has
been
en
th
market
for
the
pact
47
yeart'l
put
up
only
by
ibe
T.
iliiburn
uo.
'loroato,
um.
the
finback
whale
and
the
raven.
A
man
from
the
wolf
clan
never
marries
a
girl
who
is
a
wolf,
lie
must
lake
a
wife
from
Ihe
eagle,
whale,
or
raen
.clan.
Thi,
Is
an
infallible
rule,
and
.is
strictly
kepi.
Kadi
rlaiOwa,
formerly
ttoverned
by
.a
council
nf
chiefs.
In
addition
to
those
division.,
there
were
families
or
house,
each
with
its
chief
and
with
its
crest.
The
Indian
family
or
house
included
the
uncle.,
and
aunt,
and
rouin,t
and
succession
always
went
through
the
nephew
and
not
through
the
soti
or
daughter.
The.
nephew
was
oDen
thought
more
of
than
the
son.
When
a
man
married
he
joined
himself
with
Ihe
wife's
family,
bul
It
she
died
usually
tie
wen
I
back
lohis
own.
Marriage,
were
arranged
by
the
older
people,
and
were
largely
a-
matter
of
merchandising.
iiflsv
were
made,
nol
to
the
brffle,
but
to
members
of
flie
bride's
family.
Clever
at
Carving
.
The
llaida,
.
wer?
epecialfy
cleverj
jiti.ciifyinK!
hurW'jioil
or
siaie.
i
uey
mane
me
nesi
can,
oes
on
Ihe
coast,
had
the
finest
and
largest
totems
and
were
the
strongest
men
.
They
were
the
pirate,
of
the
Pacific
as
far
as
their
canoes
could
carry
them.
They
raided
their
neighbors,
es
pecially
those
of
Ihe
nearby
mainland,
look
their
scalps
and
carried
away
such
ns
they
wished
for
slaves.
Kinknlith,
now
a
peaceful
Anglican
villajge
on
the
.Vaa,
Iliver,
is
"Tho
Place
of
the
Scalp"
and
the
rock
behind
the
village
is
the
place
where
the
scalps
were
hung
ujfrrjja
successful
raid.
While
they
liave
no
history
except
(he
weird
stories
lold,
fact
being
woven
vvtlh
fiction,
yet
their
laws
and
customs
were
handed
down
from
father
to
son.
the
old
men
instructing
Ihe
)oung
men
in
tho
traditions
and
laws
of
the
nation.
The
present
Indian
villages
are
made
up
of
rnnnanls
of
dorens
of
villages
.W'ithin
sight
of
Prince
llupert
are
five
village,
site,
only
one
of
which,
Metlakalla,
today
is
populated.
The
others
are
simply
remnanls
of
gardens
where
a
few
potatoes
are
grown
by
Ihe
natives.
Work
at
Canneries
Today
practically
all
the
Indians
leave
the'
villiuges
in
the
spring
or
early
simimer
for
the
eannerie,
wherr
tire
men
fish
and
the
women
and
cliHdrcn
work
at
fish
packing
and
cleaning
or
oilier
occupations.
AL
the
close
of
the
cannery
-eason
most
Of
j
Ihem
visll
prince
Rupert
or
somei
other
centre
and
spend
most
df
the
money
Ihey
have
earned,
buying
the
best
of
clothes
and
liv
ing
on
the
rat
or
the
land
as
long
as
the
money
lasts.
They
ride
around
in
motor
cars,
attend
movies
and
other
entertainments.
dance
at
night
and
enjoy
life
to
Ihe
full.
Then,
with
sufficient
flour
and
groceries
to
carry
on.
Ihey
return
lo
their
reserves,
of
ten
taking
with
them
new
furni
ture,
gramophones,
pianos,
radio
outfits
or
new
musical
inslru
menls.
They
do
casual
work
when
opportunity
offers.
Some
o
hand-lodging,
others
fix
up
he
house-a
and
gardens
and
Im
prove
the
reserve,
erect
churches,
nubile
halls
or
do
any
necessary
work.
They
lake
up
new
work
with
enthusiasm,
htif
are
often
slow
al
romplctinir
it.
Almost
every
family
has
its
own
motor-boat
and
the
canoe
has
practically
disappeared.
The
men
build
Ihe
boats
themselves
and
install
the
engine
and
operate
it
and
very
few
accidents
are
re
corded.
A
few
have
bank
accounts,
make
their
wills
before
they
die
and
even
own
city
properly,
both
here
ami
in
other
eilies.
Not
Cheap
Labor
The
Indian
is
nol
cheap.
He
will
nol
cul
prices.
He
wants
full
value
for
his
work,
for
the.
product
of
the
chase
or
for
the
fish
he
calehes.
,
The
laud
pieslion
is
ftill
.
q
Jive
one
amoim
the
natives
of
the
coast.
They
claim
all
the
'valleys,
hunting
grounds
and
watercourses
,
which.
means
all
the
w
land
that
is
any
good.
They
sloullyohjecl
to
having
been
dis-
ST.CHAPUS
SO
CONVENIENT
In
addition
to
Its
double
richness
which
so
much
improves
even
vour
best
recipes,
Sc.
Charles
Milk
Is
unusually
convenient.
It
keeps
perfectly
in
the
unopened
can.
Use
it
wherever
the
recipe
cull
foe
milk.
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
-
-A
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipself.Cuniiinoham&Co.Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBride
St.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
OBOROE
and
PRINCE
CHARLES
will
leave
PRINCE
RUPERT
ror
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
ami
InlmiH-dlaie
points
FRIDAVS
and
MONDAYS
at
8.00
a.m.
r'ur
STEWART
and
ANVOX,
WEDNESDAYS,
SATURDAYS,
1000
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
fortnlthtly
ror
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PA8SENOER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
EVERY
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
and
SATURDAY
al
8
p.m.
for
PRINCE
OEORQE.
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG),
all
points
Eastern
Canada.
I'nlnsl
stales.
AQENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cltf
Tlckot
Offlca,
628
Third
A,
Prlnc
RuparL
possessed
and
have
spent
thou-'
amis
of
dollars
in
getting
their
claims:
praced
before-
the
Ottawa"
authorities
and
have
even-carried
their
claims
to
the
foot
of
the
throne
in
Kngland.
When
the
i-eserves
were
surveyed,
some
of
the
villages
refused
to
accept
them,
claiming
instead
that
all
the
land
was
theirs.
The
Kilwaucool
Indians
have
never
accepted
the
reserves'
and
Ihey
are
the
ones
who
have
stood
out
jugainsl
allowing
while
people
to
enter
their
valley.
It
would
he
well
if
Ihe
land
question
were
settled
.definitely,
so
that
it
may
cease
ltciiuse
l'll-feelinj?.
Tho
Indians
of
the
coast
are
not
treaty.
Indians
like
those
of
the
prairies.
They
get
nothing
from
the
overnment
except
a
little
help
occasionally
for
special
-purposes,
,
Vlllace
Native4
Crrurch
1
Eaih
Indian
village
today
has
tfA
ftahve
cotineili
elected
by
the
!'
ylB),,lJlr
cinjiii.-.
-
itsvjhutrm.ai5"
or
chief
councillor,
They
,
have
,
power
fo
make
reguv
lations.
governing
the
'village,'
'
establish
walerwort.,,
lighting
systems,
appoint
their
own.
con-sialltes
.and
build
roads
oif
side
walks.
They
carry
on
In
an
or
derly
manner,
the-
secretary
takes
the
minutes,
resolutions
are
properly
moved,
seconded
and
adopleiV.aml
often
Hut
village
councils-
might
tbe
model?;
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on
page
six)
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260
PRICE
(ST
Dry
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Men's
Suits,
cleaned
and
pressed
...
...
.
.
$2.00
Men's
Suits,
sponged
and
pressed
...
...
$1.00
Men's
Pants,
cleaned
and
pressed
.'
$1.00
Men's
Pants,
sponged
and
pressed
...
50o
Men's
Overcoats,
cleaned
and
pressed,
from..
$2.00
Men's
Overcoats,
sponged
and
pressed
......
1.(K)
Ladles'
List
Ladies'
Suits,
dark
colors
...
.,.
...
v
v..
$2.00
Ladles'
Suits,
lights
colors
...
;.
.
.
'4'
$20
Ladies'
Skirts,
dark
colors
$1.00
Ladies'
Skirts,
light
colors
...
K
$1.25
Ladles'
Skirts,
pleated
and
cleaned
...
...
...
$1.75
Ladies'
Skirts,
pressed
only
...
.
$1.00
Lndfes'
Skirls,
pleated
$1.00
Hoffman
Vacuum
Pressed
Is
Best
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&
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