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VANDERHOOF
The
Vanderhoof
and
District
Board
of
Trade
is
recommending
to
the
provincial
public
works
department
that
during
the
coming
summer
concentration
be
made
on
gravelling
the
main
highways
throughout
Omineca
district.
Particular
stress
is
laid
on
the
roads
from
Burns
Lake
to
Francois
Lake,
from
Vanderhoof
to
Fort
St.
James,
from
Prince
George
to
Vanderhoof
and
from
Vanderhoof
to
Fort
Fraser.
Chairman
of
Vanderhoof
Board
of
Trade
committee
for
this
year
are:
road,
Samuel
W.
Coeker;
publicity,
E.
C.
McGeaehy;
membership,
H.
V.
Taylor;
agriculture,
Caleb
Prout;
mining,
J.
M.
Johnston.
A.
H.
Brean
shipped
a
carload
of
stock
to
Vancouver
last
week.
A.
Kynooh
hasbeert
appointed
deputy
mtnftig
recorder
at
Fort
St.
James.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clifford
Lamb
left
here
last
week
for
Saskatchewan.
n.
B.
M.
Valentin
has
let
the
contract
for
a
supply
of
wood
to
be
used
In
the
Vanderhoof
Creamery.
The
Nechako
Valley
Livestock
Shippers
will
ship
a
carload
of
cat
tle
and
pigs
tc
Vancouver
this
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Kynoch
have
returned
to
their
home
a?
Fort
St.
James
after
a
trip
to
Prince
George.
-
Vanderhoof
girls
beat
Prince
George
girls
three
to
one
in
an
in-tercstfhg
hockey
game
which
was
played
here
last
week.
The
supply
of
ice
for
the
summer
months
has
now
been
put
up
and
mort
of
those
requiring
it
are
now
well
stocked.
Harry
Stokes,
local
barber,
Is
back
at
work
again
after
having
been
laid
up
for
a
time
with
a
badly
cut
hand,
having
sustained
the
accident
while
workfng
with
an
axe.
W.
S,
Day.
well
known
Vancouver
Dr
Alexander
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Buy
the
real
Coal
our
fa
mou
Kdson
and'
Casildy-Wellington
In
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkier
Valley
Hay,
Grata
Snd
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Roper.
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND
558
Indigestion
WWir
chronic.
Ii
tst
rclitvid
by
Df.
Chnc'cKldniyLlvw
Pill
In-
most
cues,
indigestion
results
from
torpid
liver
and
sluggish
bowel
action,
Tables
for
the
stomach
and
aid
to
digestion
fail
in
this
chronic
fofradf
indieesUcm.
You
must
get
the
'
filtering
and
excretory
organs
right
before
you
can
expect
permanent
relief
ana
this
is
best
accomplished
by
the
use'
of
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
PUIs.
Chronic
indigestion
is
very
common
condition.
On
this
account
many
suffer
for
years
not
realizing-that
relief
is
at
hand
in
the
form
of
Dr.
Chasea
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
Headaches,
biliousness,
spells
of
constipation
and
diarrhoea
are
among"
the
accompanying
ailments.
What
a
relief
it
would
be
to
be
free
of
this
condition'
which
makes'
one'
feel
so
miserable
and
it
is
so
easy
by
using
this
well-known
regulator
of
th
liver,
kidneys
and
bowels.
FLOWERS
TO
BEFEATURE
NEXT
FAIR
.ii
Horticulturists
to
Meet
Board
on
Thursday
in
City
Hall
to
Help
Tuesday,
Feb.
17,
I93lj
Revise
Prize
List
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
;
year.
Insurance
man.
was
a
visitor
here
!
Last
1
toe
floral
section
of
the
The
necattve
side
won
in
a
de-
.Haselton
Hospital
where
she
under
bate
on
the
subject
"Resolved
thatBt
an
operation.
For
the
present,
the
Medteai
Profession
should
be
lhe
the
uest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
r.tvxuwl
nntmlkiH
anrt
nalH
PreStOn.
State"
which
was
held
before
the
Young
People's
Society
here.
Speaker
for
tee
affirmative
were
Rev.
B.
S.
Prockter,
Kenneth
Johnston
and
Murray
Page
and
for
the
negative
Miss
Margaret
A.
McDiarmid.
Miss
Betty
Lamb
and
Miss
Velma
Clark.
Although
still
confined
to
her
bed,
:
rtent
did
it
meet
with
popular
ap-Mrs.
A.
H.
Brean
Is
now
showing-'
Proval
tnat
11
was
suKRested
last
signs
of
Improvement
after
a
very"
ypar
tnat
section
should
be
exr
serious
illness.
'
.
'
tended
to
make
it
even
more
at-
t
j
tractive
to
the
flower
growers
and
A
number
of
adjustments
by
the
10
the
general
public.
With
that
end
court
of
revision
on
the
village
as-,
,n
vfew
the
present
meeting
has
sessments
which
was
field
here
last
oeen
arranged,
week;
In
the
fall
the
signatures
of
something
like
thirty
local
flower
A
new
portable
organ,
the
gift
of
'
8Xe"
were
obtained
with
a
view
the
Dominion
branch
of
the
Wo'to'
forming
the
nucleus
of
an
or-man's
Auxiliary
of
the
Church
of
ganlzatlon.
That
was
as
far
as
It
England
In
Toronto,
has
been
de-:
went-
but
those
who
signed
that
livered
to
Rev.
B.
S.
Prockter
for
Paper
are
asked
to
attend
the
meet-
i
use
in
services
at
Stuart
River
,
in&
and
as
many
others
as
may
feel
1
school.
.
inclined
to
do
so.
The
names
of
I
'
('those
who
signed
were:
j
Mrs.
Gooderldge
of
Mapes
return'-
i
A-R-
Nichols.
H.
Yates,
M.
A.
Bur-
ed
last
week
after
a
stay
at
the
oan-
enry
"w,
w.
h.
tsnerman
sr..
o.
w.
Nickerson,
Chas.
P.
Balagno,
I.
Bruyn,
W.
O:
Fulton,
Geo.
Smith,
W.
E.
Fisher,
J.
H.
Pills-
bury.
F.
W.
Wesch,
H.
A.
DuIIamel.
Fred
Rlffou,
Wm.
Miller,
J.
A.
Mc-
Mrs.
E.
C.
MeOeachy
entertained
!
Kae-
Lvrl1
oe,
Jas.
L.
Lee,
Jas.
at
six
tables
of
bridge
last
Thurs-
'
irvme.
j.
c.
McLennan,
A.
J.
Oal-day
afternoon.
The
prize
winners
rand-
H-
p;
PuHen,
J.
T.
Cross;
Li
W.
were:
Mrs.
J.
E.
Phllpott.
Mrs.
R.
II.
"wjore.
u.
Minns,
r.
vicKers,
w.
Moore
and
Mrs.
Ollbert
Hopfe.
Prince
George
beat
Vanderhoof
at
hockey
seven
to
three
In
a
game
played
In
connection
with
the
Ski
Carnival
at
Prince
George
last
week.
Samuel
W.
Cocker
last
week
attended
at
Burns
Lake
the
annual
tournament
ol
the
Omineca
Ski
Club
of
which
he
is,
-an
official
patron.
.
.
'
,
X
SKIDEGATE
7-
C,
Miller,
who
owns
and
operates
the
JaTg(C
pool
room
and
barber
shop
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
has
enlarged
his
hall,
the
.work
being
carried
out
by
H.
Christensen.
Wild
salmon
berry
blossoms
are
now
In
full
bloom
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Good
progress
Is
being
made
by
the
federal
government
on
the
construction
of
the
new
radio
bea
con
at
Dead
Tree
Point.
The
work
Is
n
charge
of
Fred
Taylor.
CI.
N.
R,
TRAINS
.
From
'East
Sundays,
Tuesdays
ind
Thursdays,
3:30
pjn.
For
East
Mondays-.
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays.
11:30
a.m.
iReld!
Drainage
at
High
School
.Matter
to
Be
Further
Investigated
By
Board
of
Works
of
City
Council
The
Board
of
Works
of
the
city
council
was
asked
by
the
council
at
its
meeting
last
night
to
again
JbOk
into
the
question
of
drainage
of
the
High
School
grounds
with
a
view
to
having
the
nuisance
abated.
The
city
engineer
reported
that
the
ground
on
which
the
school
was
built
was
low-lying
and
was
the
natural
watercourse
for
the
adjoining
property.
Under
those
circumstances
It
was
the
duty
of
the
school
board
to
keep
the
water
course
open
just
as
any
other
property
owner
would
have
to
do.
Alderman
Collar
t
said
that
as
It
was
evidently
work
for
the
school-board
the
board
should
attend
to
It.
After
some
further
discussion
It
was
decided
to
refer
It
to
the
board
of
works
to
satisfy
Itself
as
to
what
should
be
done
and
to
take
such
action
as
should
be
necessary.
Shrine
Club
Has
Monthly
Dinner
Presfntatlsr
Made
to
Sam
Jabour
at
(lathering
Last
Night
SfPftclirsllyNblcsi
The
regular
monthly
dinner
i
meeting
of
'
tW'
Pririce
Rupert
Shrine
Club
was
held
last
evening
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
with
President
Geargc
II.
Munro
presiding
over
a
good
sized
attendance
of
nobles.
One
of
the
features
of
the
dinner
was
the
making
of
a
presentation
to
Noble
Sam
Jabour
in
recognition
of
his
having
become
a
father
on
St.
Valentine's
Day.
There
were
brief
speeches
by
some
of
the
members.
THE
DaJlY
NEWS
Tuesaa?
.
I
Tuxis
Square
Tea
ImjUP
U
I
tJ
VA
I
B
JL
a
Service
on
Sunia.
LIONS
ON?
TOP
AGAIN
Vancouver
Won
Pacific
Coast
Hoc
kewLeague
Game
and
Li
Aain
rt
-
at
Ton
of
Standing
!
3
'
-
u
h
11
inp
Sheet
D
F
:
It
has
been
arranged
that
the
i
Vanewverjjftlt;'-.1
,1i,44
flower
growers
of
the
city
shall
meet
Wft
HMlft
tHR
the
Fair
Board
in
the
City
Hall
on
Portfarra
Jtu
&
W
8
37
(
Thursday
at
7:30
pjn.
for
the
pur-1
ipose
of
conferring
in
regard
to
the:
pniTi
I
pi
PUT!
I
prizes
to
be
offered
for
flowers
and
!
LKlD
L
All
ULV
flower
growing
at
the
fair
this
I
A;
Vancouver,
re,
n'when
Jimmy
Arnott
picked
up
his
ownj
abound
la
the
second
period
and.
batted
the
puck
into
the
net
he
scored
the
goal
that
gave
Vancouver
a
1
to
nil
victory
over
the
Portland
Backarcs
last
night,
tha
Lions,
as,
a
result
going
back
into
first
place
in
the
landing
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hotkey
League.
It
was
an
exciting
yame.
featured
by
close
checking
and
good
defence
j
work
on
the
part
of
either
team.
'
The
Lions
now
have
39
points
in
the
standing,
Seattle
Eskimos,
28,
j
and
the
Bufk-sfcnsi
34.
I
Thp
'JtaAririfruj
nf
.
nbihx
i
rfatal
lis
as
si;.
.'
WU.OWSjt-
A
'l
40
29
37
28
1
41
U
GAMES
PLAYED
last
week.
'
a,r
wa'
the
best
ever
staged
in
the
;
history
of
the
city
and
to
such
anMoosc
Increases
Its
Lead
in
Stand-
Prince
Rupert
Crib)Mc
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Moose
if.
Elevator
lOT
K.
f
Gorumbus
11.
Six
Musketeers
16.
It
O:
O.
F.
IZ
Pr.
Ruerti
Hotef
15.
Operators
Hi
ToeIf
14.
Bagfes
I
Hawk
II.
Beat
Ceve
14,
OrUa
3.
League
Table
W.
L.
Pts.
jMoose
a8
60
lOt
I.
O.
O.
F
92
70
92
Seal
Core
.
j
83
79
83
Operators-
.......
80
.
82
80
Bagies
.,
;
79
88
79
Grotto
,.:
76
86
76
K.
of
ColumbuA
75
87
75'
Elevator
74
88
74
Hawks
74
88
74
Toe
II
74
88
74
Six
Musketeers
.'.
70
65
70
P.
Rupert
Hotel
60
66
69
Mickey
Ion
Referee
In
National
League
Mickey
Ion.
former
well
known
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
referee.
Is
now
officiating
In
the
National
League
In
a
similar
capacity.
He
still,
however,
makes
his
home
in
Seattle
and
resides
there
In
the
summer.
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
Feb.
17
Legion
vs.
Elks.
Feb.
20
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
Feb.
24
Grotto
vs.
Legion.
Feb.
27
Elks
vs.
'Legion.
Mar.
3
Elks
Vs.
Grotto.
Mar.
6
Orotto
t.
Legion.
Mar.
10
Legion
vs.
Elks.
Mar.
13
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
Mar.
17
Grotto
vs.
Legion.
Mar.
20
Elks
vs
Legion.
Mar.
24
Elks
vs.
Orotto.
.
4
k
'
'-
WnESTL'NO
IS
MORE
POPULAR
THAN
BOX
FIGHTING
IN
STATES
.
cea
Dtner
man
Doxing.
'
r
SPORT
CHAT
SKIASS'N
OFFICERS
NEW
YOBIC
Feb.
17:
Wres-
j
.
ling
is
outdoing
boxing
two
to
R.
J.
Verne
Re-Elected
President
of
on
in
publte
popularity
in
Canadian
Body
in
Prmce
many
American
cities.
The
1
George
Last
Week
reason
is
taken-
to
be
that
j
wrestling
Is
being,
on
the
PRINCE
GEORQE,
Feb.
17:
At
whole,
promoted
and
condue-
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Caria-
'
dan
Amateur
ski
Association
in
Prince
George
last'
week,
R.
J.
Verne
rof
Vancouver
was
re-elected
presi
dent
of
the
organization.
C.
Ootaas-of
Camrose
was
named
vice-president
and
W.
Walklnshaw
of
Vancouver
was
re-elected
secretary-treasurer.
The
Western
Canadian
cham-
"
"
pionshlp
for
1932
was
awarded
to
Women
are
just
as
good
skiers
Camrose
with
the
B.
C.
champion-
a.
men.
probably
on
the
f
??LA
a
shade
better.
They
learn
Just
as
tbogKan
club
vas
nlahbf
pralsed
for
quickly,
have
Just
as
much
nerve
,U
woric
m
conneeUop.,
with
the
rnd
are.
on
the
whole,
more
en-
'western
championship
ttiis'
year,
.husiastic.
according,
to
A.
McKln-j
-
-
non,
former
Montreal
cnamptoni
-fci
jumper,
now
instructor
at
the
-fanolr
Richelieu
at
Murray
Bay.1
The
only
trouble
with
women,
nd
especially
young
girls."
Mr
rcKinnon
said,
"is
that
they
want
to
learn
everything
at
once.
They
want
to
go
out
the
first
day.
hike
lide.
turn
and
even
Jump,
and
U
they
can't
do
it
they
are
likely
to
give
up.
They
haven't
the
pattenc?
men
have.
But
some
girls
leam
a
lot
quicker
than
men
do.
They
piek
it
up
in
two
or
three
days.
1
have
had
girls
who
have
never
been
on
-kis
before,
stay
for
a
week
and
away
excellent
skiers,
not
hamplons'
but
better
than
the
av-rrage.
A
few
girls
haven't
got
suf-Ucient
nerve
to
make
good
skiers,
but
the
same
thing
applies
to
men.
They
are
about
fifty-fifty
on
that
You
can
tell
with
most
of
them
af-fer
they
have
been
out
one
day
whether
they
will
ever
be
skiers
or
pot.
"And,"
Mr.
MeKlnnon
added.
"Canadians
are
better
skiers
than
U.S.
girls
and
learn
much
quicker.
We
have
the
snow."
he
said,
"and
Canadians
like
whiter
sports.
There
'
no
reason
to
doubt
that
in
the
next
few
years
the
world's
eham-
skiers
will
come
from
greai
Figure
skating
is
"booming"
in
Canada
if
one
may
Judgo
by
the
Tompctrtlons
of
the
Toronto
Skating
Club
under
that
branch
of
tlv
oiateur
Skating
Association
o.
anada.
In
the
novice
classes
ther?
1
ere
14
entries,
10
of
them
girU
'.nd
four
boys
from
places
as
widely
separated
as
Montreal.
Ot-'awa,
Toronto,
Winnipeg
and
Cal-Try.
They
all
displayed
skill
In
-he
compulsory
figures
and
grace
n
the
free
skating
which
would
have
been
envied
by
the
champions
of
a
few
years
ago.
Nov
hould
It
be
thought
that
their
Tee
skating
programs
were
easy.
They
did
the
difficult
feats
usual-
GOLF
GAMES
LAST
NIGHT
75
Taxi
Had
Low
Team
Score
and
Bronson
Hunt
Low
Individual
Count
79
Taxi
had
the
tow
team
score
and
Bronson
Hunt
low
individual
"erre
of
75
for
the
18
holes
in
the
Miniature
Oolf
League
at
the
Sunken
Gardens
last
night
The
veninp
s
scores
were
as
foltowa:
General
Office,
347.
Acme
358.
Ores
i
West
Sfe.
Dry
Dock
3T2.
7
Taxi
3S,
Plying
Carps
3T3.
OratUi
33S.
Bankers
348.
DATE
SET
FOR
BOUT?
Chicago
Paper
Says
Schmeling-Stribling
Eniajement
Will
be
There
on
June
19
.
i
.
.
viuuAuu,
no.
n:
ine
unicago
Wpk
yeu
will
notice
It
In
the
nex;
joany
New8
announced
yesterday
lyraplc
games."
ithat
it
had
it
on
aoed
authority
that
the
battle
between
Max
Schmeltog.
the
German
champion,
nnd
Young
SiribHng
for
the
world's
heavyweight
boxing
title
will
take
plate
at
Soldier's
Field,
Chleage.
on
June
1.
CRICKET
IS
DRAW
No
Decision
Reached
In
Fourth
EncIarfdSouth
Africa-Test
Match
'
JOHANNESBURG.
S.A..
Feb.
17:
The
fourth'crteket
test
match
be-
v
attempted
only
by
accomplished
j
tween
England
and
South
Africa
I
sentor
skaters,
thotmh
perhaps
'ended
In
a
draw
today.
England!
not
so
well,
and
12-year-old
Joan!
made
442'
for
the,
first
Innings
and
!
Taylor
of
the
Toronto
Skating
l6f
for
the
nine
wickets
declared.
I
"!ub
actually
Included
the
Axel
South
Africa
scored
295
for
the
Paulsen
Jump,
considered
the
most
first
Innings
and
280
for
seven
wlc-dlfficult
of
all
in
figure
skating
kets
T.
W.
A.
Hayward,
captain
of
the
to
take
part
In
International
com
English
bowling
team
which
recentlv
arrived
at
fu
Pot
jetltton.
gives
local
residents
and
exhibition
of
his
prowess.
There"
ure
twelve
men
on
the
tcum.
Sunday
evfiunu
,
United
Churrii
.',,
Squajf
Ihaci
rht.r
o
Father
land
Rnn
.t
music
and
rf
.
;....
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of
servu
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f
.,.
were
used.
J.
s
v::
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prlately,
"O
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Heart
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address
v.
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themes,
brothcrh'
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the
sneaker
told
of
u
a
father
ton
im.r.
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to
bother
abou
the
resulting,
dr.in,
life
was
clearly
;
tented.
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four
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Tuxis
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central
princlplr
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and
fellowmt'n
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and
rounded
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dress.
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the
Boys'
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Ross
assisted
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Dwight
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