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VPAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
FASHION
FANCIES
9tfFW
HAZELTON
Road
work
commenced
In
this
dlsfjftft
this
week.
A
crew
is
at
worK'
Completing
the
Beament
cut-off
feast
of
here
ahd
the
main
highway
is
being
continued
between
Terrace
and
Usk
and
west
of
Kitwanga.
The
grader
has
been
busy
on
local
roads.
One
of
the
subjects
for
dis-cuSifdt
at
the
forthcoming
annual
meeting
of
the
patrons
of
the
llaZelton
Hospital
'will
bo
the
matter
of
erecting
a
new
building
to
replace
the
present
hospital-
which
has
been
In
Use
for
26
years.
Matt
Feigen,
Ott
Adler
and
Charles
Kk
have
cleaned
up
well
on
this
winter's
trapping
operations.
They
sold
their
catches
to
C.
W.
Dawson
at
the
first
of
the
week.
New
officers
of
the
Church
Army
wtre
IfMtalM
and
a
number
of
baptisms
performed
by
Rev.
T.'D.
(
Proctor
in
the
Hazel-ton
Anglicnn
Church
on
Easter
Sunday.
Mrs.
R.
S.
Sargent
entertained
on
-Tuesday
afternoon
In
honor
of
Mrs.
0.
H.
Wall
of
Vancouver
who
was
paying
a
brief
visit
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
T.
C.
Berber,
in
Hazelton.
A
large
number
of
ladies
attended.
Rev.
T.
H.
Wright,
local
United
Church
pastor,
visited
a
Addresses
Board
of
Trade
Along
Some
Linen
at
Public
Meeting
At
the
dinner
meeting
of
tho
,
Board
of
Trade
held
last
night
in
"
the
Commodore
Cafe,
Milton
Gonzales
presiding,
I.
C.
Bray,
M.P.,
gave
on
address,
mucti
along
the
-
SMITHERS
Mri.'M.
K.
Bates
has
returned
t
to
Smithers
after
spending
sev
era!
months
in
Vancouver.
James
Downey
has
been
re-elected
chairman
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
local
hospital.
Other
directors
are
Dr.
R.
C.
Bamford,
Mrs.
N.
P.
Moran,
Mrs.
L.
D.
Warner,
A.
C.
Fowler,
F.
V.
Foster,
W.
J.
O'Neill
and
Charles
Bowland.
L.
II.
Kenney
is
secretary
of
the
board.
A
number
of
local
auto
drivers
were
haled
Into
police
court
here
before
"Magistrate
Hoskins
at
the
first
of
the
week
and
fined
for
not
carrying
their
number
of
points
along
the
Three
babies
were
born
In
Skeena
River,
this
week.'
Ho
con.
!
Smithers
last
Saturday,
all
being
ducted
special.
Easter
services
1
girls.
The
proud
parents
are
herejast
4
Sunday.
'
jMr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Tayltfr
of
Hoiis
'
i
i
tons
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
E.
Mj.
Ede,
teacher
at
totzegucla,
i
Gill
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George,
'
if
ft
jtetient
the
local
hoj
Wright
of
Smithers,
'
?
T
pitaf.
Ji
;
'-i
.
.
'J
S.
Woodman's
Guernsey
cow
.
D.
Jt.
ilcLean,
first
Presbyter-!
"Lady"
led
the
Bulkley
Valley
Ian
minister
in
this
district
is
;
Cow
Testing
Association
for
now
teaching
High
Schoo)
In
j
March
in
production
of
butter
uurnaoy.
,
,
xai,
ine
percentage
Deing
oz.4
,
'
,
:
-r-
I
,.
R.
McGregor's
Holstelni
"Fatty
i
Many
Ia'dies
attended
a
large
produced
the
most
milk,
tea
which
was
held
on
Thursday
i
-
afternoon
of
this
week
by
Mrs.::
The
Bulkley
Valley
Automobile
H.
C.
Wrinch
in
honor
of
Miss
Association
Is
calling
for
bids
Craig,
new
lady
superintendent
for
the
leasing
of
the
pavilion
at
of
the
Hazelton
Hospital,
Lake
Kathlyn.
BRADY
SPEAKS
AT
DINNER
Harry
Gunderson,
C.N.R.
road-master
on
'
the
division
east
of
Smithers,
has
been
transferred
to
Kamloops
and
Elmer
Gunderson,
who
has
had
charge
of
the
division,
west
of
Smithers,'
is
moved
to
McBride.
James
Mor
larity,
former
roadmaster
at
Smithers,
has
resigned
on
account
of
illness
and
will
locate
in
Vancouver.
Easter
weather
hera
was
very
cold
and
unseasonable.
There
has
been
little"
snow,
however.
A
dance
was
held
by
the
Fair
Board
last
night
with
a
view
to
wiping
off
the
1928
deficit.
The
event
was
a
great
success.
DISCUSS
BEST
ENTRANCE
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
Also
Comparative
Distances
From
Panama
Dealt
With
by
Board
of
Trade
The
question
of
the
relative
iieesi
to
Panama
from
tfflnce
llrte
of
his
speech
at
the
public
Rupert
and
from
Vancouver
and
meeting
the
previous
evening.
He
the
question
as
to
which
was
tho.fjcujty
0f
remaj
Jirfred
that
there
were
three
out
ceiter
entrance
to
Vancouver
nar
standing,
mieatlons
at
present,
the
bor
by
way
of
Dixon
entrance
or
ade.
at
the
elector,
removal
of
Jh.
by
Ae
HewtestralW,
eausediton?
.hipping
dlffereXfanT
the
re"?
Mfrmifamhtbn
at
(he
dfnher1
moval
of
the
two-cent
duty
on
hal-
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
last
the
Prince
Rupert
section
of
the
of
distances
and
report
to
the
railway
was
almost
idle
and
men-
board,
so
that
the
proper
figures
tionwl
the
PeacB
River
outlet,
may
be
published
in
the
board's
One
of
his
duties
had
been
to
urge
literature.
the
use
of
this
port.
i
In
regard
to
the
lighting
of
the
CLOTH
COATS
FOR
Ottawa
the
radio
stations
were
EARLY
HPIIINO
The
changing
season
retains
the
necessity
for
warm
wraps.
Here
is
a
sprirfg
model
with
fashionable
lalsh
,
f
fStr
trimming..
Such
coats
are
seen
1
l
such
fine
fabrics
as
Twill
broadcloth,
Norma,
Velvona,
etc.,
as
trimmings
of
either
"KVnk,
beaver,
caracul,
fox,
wolf,
badger
and
others.
age
just
as
short
If
they
enme
in
through.
Hecate
"strait.
The
evidence
of
deep
sft
captains
v?as
that
if
radid
finding
stations
wre
placed
at
D(xon
entrance
the.
du-
and
not
being
able
to
firm
the
en
trance
would
have
been
removed.
N
Mr.
Brady"
said
Ottawa
knew
!
nothing
of
the
report
made
by
ibut.
He
outlined
the
situation
in
nlKht,
President
Gonzales
pre-
apiain
uarney
jonnnoji
hi
rc...u
r?ard
to
the
closing
of
the
eleva.
siding.
Finally,
a
committee
to
Hecate
straita.
U
was
the
opin-
latin
nf
Mara
Pillnhiirv
J
Ion
of
the
authorities
at
nil
UIIU
UIKHJ
illUb
hi
I
c
vi.taciia
-e
v.
-
.
.
....-fT
f
fin1
tnathar
In
t-otrnrrt
a
tha
Elford.
Fulton
-
and
R&v
was
nn-
-
that
II
DELEGATION
IS
THANKED
Mayor
Says
Other
Two
Memlwrs
Placed
Prince
Rupert
V
Case
Weir
At
th
mpetlni?
of
the
board
Inst
light,
Mayor
McMordle.
F.
G.i
Dawson
and
-
M.
-
P.
-
McCafferyl
r
aianu
tUKI'Uvl
lil
ukuiu
me
,
1
.
,
,
.
,
.
.
mfltter.
He
spoke
of
the
fact
that
pointed
to
Investigate
the
matter,
placed
at
the
entrance
the
uirrer-
verr
thnnked
for
givig
aAveek
of
t-iiiiui
wuum
uc
icuiu.cu.
mlr
vaiuaoie
time
in
me
inter-
J.
H.
Pillsbury
said
that
al-
"f
Prince
Rupert
without
cost
most
without
exception
the
cap-
0
the
city.
Iri
going
as
a
,
delega-tains
had
1
to
Qolgary
to
mee
the
off
I-,
of
vessels
coming
here
nnlntnn
nt
thv
clals
of
the
wheat
pool
and
dis-
In
reirarfl
to
the
halibut
duty,
entrance
to
the
port
or
other
aiU!wolnti
tike
to
come
in
by
way
of
cussing,
with
them
the
prospects
the
ajwaker
made
It
clear
that
he
to
navigation
and
the
relative
Hecnte
straits.
Two
ships
had
tne"se
01
tne
e
valor-wa
opposed
to
the
closing
of
the
merits
of
the
alternative
ap-Lrrlvcd
together.
On,
not
know-
re"Iut,"
coverll?K
r
w""
P"'ed
port
against
American
fishermen,
proaches,
President
Gonzales
lng
of
the
Insurance
disability
in
vih
enV,"m.?jr
the
.memb.e"-but
he
thought
something
should
urged
that
the
board
press
for
the
LomlnK
by
way
of
Hecate
straits,
Mayor
McMordie
spoke
of
the
"kMs
on
Bdnllla
Island
and
But
arrived
90
fldld
manner
In
which
Mr.
bo
done
at
OttAwa
to
secure
the
came
that
way
and
removal
of
the
duty.
,terworth
rocks,
as
this,
would
be
hour8
hend
of
the
other.
It
was
on
and
Mr.
McCaffery
had
ine
means
01
Kung
tne
aiueren-
not
shorter,
but
sheltered
and
""-
'""
Mr
.nr.
Brady
uraay
said
saia
he
no
had
naa
found
louna
.
.
t
m
t
rpnvpfi
I
..i
on
y
.
,.
avno,t
he
regretted
that
they
had
not
the
Ottawa
government
sympa
thetic
toward
Prince
Rupert
and
he
thought
If
a
unified
voice
was
raised
in
nn
effort
to
get
what
was
wanted
they
would
be
successful.
I
"
"
'
'
'
t
lit
UIU
.ivy.
O
(
.
ICIlCtklJT
l
ii
I.
M.
P.
McCaffery
explained
that:
Capt.
Barney
Johnson
would
con-
W
,14
to
et
(
better
result9-
It
was
just
'a
matter
of
Insurance.
;
suit
Xlttawa.
He
was
Lloyds
J.
C.
Brady,
M.P..
said
it
was
agenUjere
and
no
one
was
better
nninn
017
TP
AIM?
ANn
...
.
.
,
,
i
i
,
,
r
in.
Mill,
ill
unifi.
riiiif
the
dutv
of
theiboard
to
secure
:iual
the
removal
or
the
differential.
I
At
a
meeting
which
he
attended
R.
G.
Johnston,
manager
of
In-
t
Ottawa,
at
which
every
person
verness
rttnnery,
who
has
been
present
tvas
an
sxpert
and
where
sjiendlng
the
winter
In
Victoria,
they
took
the
best
possible
evi-returned
to
the
Bkena
River
dence,
it
was
the
opinion
of
this
from,
the
south
on
the
Princess
gathering
that
the
shipping
men
Royal
yesterday
afternoon.
He
preferred
Dixon
entrance
to
Hec-wns
accompanied
north
by
menv
ate
strait.
In
taking
a
course
bra
of
the
crew
of
the
cannery
from
Panama
they
first
picked
up
which
will
now
be
put
in
rcadi
Cape
Mendocino
and
then
made
a
s
for
the
coming
season's
op-
direct
course
for
Dixon
entrance,
eratfens.
.'Taking
this
course
made-the-voy-
than
he
to
give
an
ti
PHI
fc"W.t'
HGn.what
he
recommended
Lloyds
were
likely
to
do.
THE
DUTY
ON
HALIBUT
P.M.
Ray
confirmed
what
Mr.
I
Pillsbury
had
said.
The
dlrec-
At
the
meeting
of
the
Board
of
tion
'stntibns
should
be
an
advan-
Trade
last
night,
S.
E.
Parker,
on
tage,
but-
he
favored
getting
the
behalf
of
tho
fisheries
committee,
lights.
The
Hecate
straits
route
reported
what
hud
been
d6ne
to
was
undoubtedly
shorter.
try
to
secure
the
removal
of
the
Mr.
Brady
explained
that
the
two
cents
duty
against
Canodian
lights
would
cost
from
$150,000
td
flh
and
the
resolution
which
had
$200,000,
whereas
the
rndio
gtabeejigreed
.upon.
The
board
en-tions
could
be
Installed
for
from
dorsed
the
resolution
and
adopted
$45,000
to
$50,000.-
(the
report.
-
-
1
it
The
true
purpose
of
a
Budget
Saturday,
Aptii
j
year
you
spend
a
large
proportion
of
the
nwn-jrmi
EVERY
gel,
So
much
for
clothing.
So
much
for
sfioeffTo
much
for
things
to
eat
for
house
furnishings,
books'
Arid,
what
not.
Here
Is
the
way
to
get
the
most
for
our
mWy.
'
Keep
a
budget.
Detflde
what
ymi
can
afford
to
spend
for
each
Item,
and
hold
yourself
wMhln
this
amount.
Then
to
get
the
most
for
your
budget
money
read
adver-llfements
carefully.
The
advertisements
you
read
tell
you
what
Is
newest
and
best.
They
give
you
the
latest
ldes
andtnv
provemeflts.
They
help
you
to
get
more
from
wuh
dollar
you
have
apportioned
in
your
budget
and
d
live
better
and
dress
better
with
the
same
income.
The
true
purpose
of
a
budget
Is
to
enable
you
to
spend
wisely
and
only
by
eareful
re-adlhg
ofadvrtWng
rah
jjpU.
nope
io
acrompusn
mis
rruu.
Read
aclvertisinff
regularly.
It
points
tlie
way
to
letter
living.
NEW
CAP
J
SMITH?
IP
"No-
0ECONDITIONED,
JUST
LIKE
i
NEW
htii-,r
Jr0u
-0
D-
wn-1
-0
-"-y
"w
car,
buy
a
uwd
tar
that
7
hti
l,ctn
recoililltloned,
and
that
In
guaranteed
to
be
as
repm-en
"
.
ted.
Following
are
some
wr
now
have
for
sale:
i
1027
DODGF.
Sedan,
good
condition,
good
tires
leather
upholstery
i..,
$830.00
IU2
LHSKX
Coach,
fair
condition,
goo,!
tires
$100.00
192.1
DODGE
Covered
delivery,
good
condition
..........
$300.00
1925
FORD
Covered
Delivery,
Just
overhauled
$250.00
1!)25
FORI)
Covered
delivery,
Just
overhauled
,,,,
$275.00
1925
FORI)
SEDAN,
good
condition
..$275.00
1921
FORD
Delivery,
good
condl
....
$125.00
FORD
Ton
truck
chassis,
good
motor,
an
I
$'50.00
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
3
"L.
4..t
.fe
$
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