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Bnreae
of
CImtlitioQV
The
eaty
council
took
no
action
last
night
In
regard
to
a
resolution
sent
by
the
Nenatsno
city
council
with
a
view
to
receiving
endorse
-tlon
urging
the
Union
of
B
C
Mu-nlcinalittes
o
endeavor
to
have
the
B.
C.
Telephone
Co.
reduce
its
tolls.
The
resolution
was
filed
on
motion
of
Aid.
CoUart
who
pointed
out
that
Prince
Rapsrt
was
not
affected
by
the
charges
which
were
being
complained
of.
4
-25
.
1.4i
Tuesdny.
May
10.
1832
REPORT
SATISFACTORY
The
report
of
the
special
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
seems
to
have
been
a
very
satisfactory
one.
It
recommends
a
national
system
of
broadcast,
thus
insuring
that
the
power!
ni
stations
shall
not
get
into
foreign
eontroL
It
would
be
unthinkable
for
an
American
or
Mexican
company
to
get
control
of
a
chain
of
Canadian
broadcasting
stations
and
thus
control
any
propaganda
which
may
be
sent
over
the
system.
When
Canadians
need
that,
they
can
tune
in
to
the
U.
S.
stations.
CHANGE
WELCOME
The
dhange
of
administration
in
France
will
be
welcomed
by
a
great
many
countries.
The
former
administrations
have
been
strongly
militaristic
and
have
been
effective
m
stopping
advances
in
Europe
toward
disarmament.
The
fear
of
German
militarism
has
impelled
France
forward
with
the
result
that
Europe
today
is
bristling
with
guns
and
loaded
down
with
a
burden
of
ammunition
which
is
waiting
to
be
used.
Let
us
hope
that
the
new
Prime
Minister
of
tat
country
will
make
a
decided
change
in
French
policy
which
wit!
be
beneficial
to
the
whole
world.
UNITED
FOR
CITY
Now
tifuX
the
civi
flurry
is
over
and
everybody
has
had
hi?
say
iW
regard
to
the
fisandalcoaditwn
of
the
city
and
the
durability
of
any
particular
kind
of
taxation,
it
might
be
well
to
forget
the
differences
for
the
time
being
and
unite
on
paying
taxes
and
trying
to
improve
the
local
condition.
Much
can
be
done
through
the
efforts
of
the
citizens.
Some
people
tell
us
that
mind
is
everything
and
material
fe
non-existent.
Others
seem
to
mdicate
that
there
is
nothing
but
materialism
in
the
world.
A
third
school
of
thought
advocates
a
half-way
poKcy,
claiming
that
all
matter
is
influenced
by
mind
and
that
mind
is
also
influenced
by
the
condition
of
matter.
Illustrations
of
the
latter
are
seen
In
the
condition
of
a
man's
mind
when
he
is
under
the
influence
of
liquor,
or
when
his
liver
is
out
of
order.
It
is
also
seen
in
the
mental
and
moral
condition
of.
a
people
struggling
against
poverty.
J
It
is
certainly
true
that
our
mental
condition
can
influence
our
business
and
also
the
business
of
the
city.
If
we
:
are
always
saying
and
telling
everyone
that
our
business
is
going
to
the
dogs,
it
is
likely
the
sheriff
will
be
in
charge
pretty
soon.
If
we
put
on
a
good
face
and
keep
cheerful,
we
shall
be
muoh
more
likely
to
win
out
and
our
customers
will
have
greater
confidence
in
us.
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Council
Files
New
Garbage
Phone
Protest
Dump
Chosen
No
Action
Taken
In
Msve
to
Have
Hte
Al-ns
Highway
Two
Hundred
II.
C.
Telephone
Co.
Itedace
Yards
This
Side
of
City
H
Toll
Limits
h
Chosen
Th
new
city
garbage
dump
will
be
located
along
the
Sfceeoa
Rhwr
highway
MO
yards
this
side
of
the
city
limits
It
was
decided
by
the
H'y
council
last
night
This
sHe
wax
chosen
from
a
number
which
were
cniared
and
the
dump
at
hi
site
It
wai
felt,
will
create
a
pi-vm
of
nuisance
to
rosidtsa
It
ha?
teen
necessary
to
move
the
dump
from
Park
Avenue
where
the
eapadty
has
been
exhausted.
ALL
OUR
COALS
ARE
IN
A
DRY
SHED
Delivered
JJry
to
Vonr
Bin.
You
are
asurrd
In
retting
full
wrirht
MSPfit
WILDFIKt:
E(iC
Per
Ton.
SliSQ;
Cali
Price
...
SUM
IASPKK
WILDFIRE
LUMP
Per
Ton.
S1J59:
Cah
Price
IZM
1'K.MHINA
KfiG
Reg.
Price.
J1150:
Cash
Price
11.50
Thew
Coals
are
from
Alberts.
Dry
Jack
Pine
and
Cedar
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
OVERSHOES
PATTULLO
PLANE
TO
FOR
PLANES
SCOTTISH
VANCOUVER
Swtllinr.
Robber
CraM
Off
Ice
and
Va'aeavr
Province
IvUaU-fl8ri,$
Lake
Moraine
Biflf
Over-Frees
Machine
of
Winter
Ancestry!
Opption--'
aakd
rettovs
N
HoaU
Rarden
,
Leader
Sesth
Rubber
and
air
nave
been
sae-
It
was
a
beadnne
m
ceasfully
combined
to
conquer
that
liable
family
newspaper
which
gave
create
tee
of
the
airman,
the
ice
Jie
news
to
trie
vor:d.
and
what
it
which
forms
on
the
wings
and
sur-
raid
was
this:
"Dm'.'.
PattuUo
faces
of
tne
plane,
thereby
destroy-
of
Good
Old
ttatu&c
Stock.'
tag
their
flying
qg.littes
and
cans-
dies
a
canard
anou;
oar
old
frmnd
ing
dangerous
farced
huxttngs
Thomas
Doiferin
P.ulk
It
w
im
i
This
"de-icer"
Is
in
reality
a
very
Uiat
anrmwn
had
been
saying
that
afttpje
affair.
"m'tn
tit
iuoher
Jat
Hon.
Leader
at
iat
Qnpasauor
coverings
containing
air
tubes
derived
from
some
un-Bntish
nor.
which
are
automated
Kg
inflated
that
his
tri
MUkaii
were
not
with
coatpreased
air
in
flight,
ex-
.
ins
.frglmHaapeakirig
peonK.
ponding
tne
surface
under
the
Ice
formations
and
cracking
the
Ityan
of
ice
into
small
particles,
which
are
blown
away
in
a
rash
of
wine
as
the
plane
moves
through
the
aii.
Tr?
est
coverings
are
often
termed
"robber
overshoes-"
Three
enginim
reeentay
hwannad
the
de-icing
equipment
on
a
mime
cabm
trajnet
plane,
flown
by
Wesley
L.
Smith.
cnie
pott
of
Wind
Tannel
A
refrigerated
wted
fcennel
was
then
built
in
a
factory
where
ice
be
i
where
the
proposed
product
could'
be
tested.
In
this
tunnel
it
was
pot-'
sible
to
create
a
wind
veteeity
in
1
excess
of
83
nsfies
an
boar
and
to
lower
the
temperatnres
from
free-.
ing
to
xeto.
An
airplane
wtag
see-1
tion
was
then
installed
and
lee
could
easily
be
formed
an
its
lead
mg
edges
similar
to
fonnattons
oc
currmg
In
actual
f&cht
A
small
"overshoe"
section
w
manufactured
and
stretched
over
a
model
wing.
Ice
was
formed
on
the
surface,
and
as
compressed
air
was;
forced
into
the
tubes
of
the
over-'
shoe
and
then
released,
the
88-mile
gale
tossed
the
small
chunks
Into'
the
ah-,
leaving
the
overshoe
dean.
PoBowtng
victory
m
the
wing,
problem
the
research
group
turned
'
its
efforts
to
Are
and
strut
Bppitan-!
ces
and
In
a
short
time
bud
also
conquered
these
problems.
:
Early
m
1BS1
a
test
plane
was'
completely
equipped
with
over-'
shoes.
Tailored
covers
were
snapped
to
the
wings,
other
shoes
were
fas-tened
to
struts
wtth
ripper
fasten-'
ers
and
others
were
laced
on
the
tall
surfaces.
Whhe
movie
cameras
clicked
at
Akron
Airport
and
while
aeronautical
and
technical
men
observed,'
the
airplane
circled
Into
the
clouds,
picked
up
a
heavy
layer
of
Ice
and
.
successfully
eliminated
it
from
an
surfaces.
The
motion
pictures,
made
In
flight
under
actual
operating
eon
,
dttiont.
show
graphically
how
u
eearfurly
this
new
product
has
eon-
:
.querea
ine
pnovs
greatest
foe.
Oaneda
rnoys
unique
leadership'
in
flat
Y.11.0.A.
in
America.
(Montreal
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.
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chased
at-
Post
Office
News
Stand.
325
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Oranville
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Vancouver.
v
Karl
Anderson.
Prlnr
4,
George,
B.C.
!
R.
W.
Riley.
Terrace.
B.C.
j
General
store.
Anyox.
8mlthers
Drug
Store,
8mlth-
:
era,
BXJ.
4
The
Senate
favor
of
toS9.
If
the
Senate
sncava
uz.
it
is
believed
.
loadenhln
coal
mines
(I
The
Potter
apiane.
which
Pilci
K.
P
.
H
Weils
has
been
ussne
throughput
.he
past
water
ir
:r.ntnaring
zuning
rjppnta
fron
Syais
Lake
to
the
aaw
34eCoen
.reek
gotc'laM
is
-yw
w
Vaneon-
-
to
be
wurhoaicd
at
the
Cana-iiiu
Airway
ha.".??:
before
r-."-v
Bmm
Lake
alter
the
break-m-j
resume
wrrice
with
OoaU
in-
t4
of
skta.
FTjinr
from
Bums
Lake
to
Van-
We
Mee
tafcnov
that
it
an
so.
auttwr
last
weak.
Hum
vteUs
.
w
rw-...tBrHig
tc
drover,
as
the
n-
anzineer
W
Panrkner
followed
.ecenl
ancestral
tracings
uveal,
s.
mm
via
rra-tooa
and
Whitesail
ihat
be
is
poroS-cu
vr?
oack
to
Lik:
and
over
:he
Coast
Range
to
ne
thirteenth
eei.-.jr"
lOnuamU
and
Ocean
Falls.
The
But
how
much
zk
..:
i:
n
tc
know
Bjgh;
vl
made
non-stop
in
five
.hi
PattaOn
c-
Pncce
Roper,
hoars,
antes
of
tne
ant&tnuc
PHUiocks
of
-tie.
xeeon
sjnee
be
name
r.orvu
ail
the
itoriad
acrjerataons
of
ihn
the
grtan
Hieh-
Trsiisconthiintal
&
Wesra
Air
!and
Patoriaas
were
nevmg
the
cat-Transsort.
(
,
it
of
the
Loujiaad
Totoie?
PitU-
Express
Comcany
Is
Denied
Relief
At
Newark.
N
J,
PSot
Saitoh
west
:
toch
beeame
Piuunch.
and
then
to
lOW
feeC
aMrtse
to
get
an
Ice-
PHtaHo.
and
thee
Pauilo.
and
so
at
CHy
Cswweil
Inutv
on
rail
Licence
bearing
dond.
chased
it
out
to
sea,
test
PattuHo.
Vaccjuve:
Province.
fee
of
SIM
Being
Paid
Xj
and
phrngcrl
has
plane
through
X
-
i
'
Canadian
Pacific
He
reported
that
the
lee
which
eoi-
tocted
on
the
shag
was
all
thrown
N
A
I
H
N
I
A
I
I
The
city
council
mat
night
off
with
the
exception
of
a
bit
ob
the
wireless
imrnns
The
nUne,
with
iU
de-icer
cwutpanetrt.
at
to
be
used
reanmrty
on
the
enstefn
dM-aton
of
TTansejnUweaiUl
Western
Airttnes.
ABMciean
researeh
along
the
ted
in
1922.1
mH
with
Mtfe
sue-
Otfferent
fabrics
were
used
to
SALES
TAX
IS
FAVORED
Cnited
Stales
JUr
Adopt
It
Fottow-iag
railare
of
Other
Revenge
Measares
WASHtNGTOK
DC.
May
10:
The
tide
of
senmion
it
ratine
aeain
the
whsos,
and
many
Kovlds,
fan
ibIm
t-
n
rw
v
.
were
tried
m
a
vim
effort
to
pre-
u
mMijtaKi
budget
foi-
vent
tne
nxnunas
or
ice.
lawteg
rejfrrlon
mImHh
m
of
The
Owgsenfeeien
Fonnaatisn
at
mat
intrusted
the
proMem
to
Dr.
WUnaa
C
Ceer
of
Ithaca.
N.Y.
measures.
A
aulas
tax
of
one
percent
'
an
aH
ilhlM
rh
tit
tmnHm
nf
Experiments
proved
it
amposamlesee(aB(
Uwor
io
impregnate
we
airpt&Be
sanacea
xmld
prevent
ice
formation
and
It
then
deemed
that
an
ice-removing
device
of
some
sort
vowtd
be
nee-mry
A
rubber
covering
seemed
mt-practieal
to
ezcerimeat
wmfa
en
alfamaM
smhaot
fine
iii.mhiii
Caneda
the
product
to
laboratory
teoU.
a
v
.u
w
to
wMh
a
roaueat
from
Oat
Canadian
Pacific
Express
Co.
that
it
be
given
relief
from
the
annual
neence
foe
of
SMS
It
is
re-;
quired
to
pay
here.
The
company
lien
that
kt
was
entitled
to
this
re-tief
in
view
of
the
fact
that
biua-fnes
had
decrsuaed
and.
further,
because
of
the
fact
that
its
compe-
tttor
m
the
express
busmem
here
Is'
onem
from
the
licanoc
under
Oo-
.minion
order
-
in
-council
;
AhL
Oonart
and
Aid.
Btaek
ex-
sympathy
with
the
com-
certain
,,.
tJ-TrTK.
tsuTcionaWI
held
the
view
that.
iwusn
nowansoners
wwre
navmg
ao
to
the
eitv.
it
warn
no
mg
you
will
show
with
pride
aum
W
inmnmnmmmnl
After
hearing
a
report
from
Cttgr
:"r
1
on
reducing
the
icnargos
ur
coruornuons
aucn
at
"
c
o
yu
.
ystoromy
voted
m
.,
V"
.
.
-.
the
the
Canadian
National
was
for
the
benefit
of
children's
ptey-
Jfe
TMt
it
"MArriMe-
Confoltum
CeM
Sol
Mux
So.
629
Tlila
beautiful
Con
go!
cum
Rug
vill
lie
on
dUplay
in
the
vindovr
of
jour
dealer's
store
Iteteen
Mar
6th
ami
May
llth.
Kenealh
the
'Cold
Seal
h!ch
MentlCea
it
as
a
Genuine
Congolrutn
Itug
n
urcret
number
has
leen
placed.
If
you
can
CL'ESS
THIS
NUMUFIt,
OH
IP'
YOUR
GUESS
COMES
NEAREST
TO
THE
CORRECT
NUMHEIl
the
rug
is
yours
...
absolutely
free.
:
Consider
what
thiv
means
to
you.
It
means
that
you
may
1
the
proud
poocor
of
a
beautiful
new
nig
...
a
rug
that
vill
give
astonishing
sen
ice,
clean
easily
and
always
look
bright
and
attruclWa
...
at
no
cost
at
all.
The
full
range
of
delightful
new
Congoleum
patterns
Mill
he
oil
display
during
this
contest
.
?
why
not
viit
your
nearest
house-furnifthings
dealer
and
see
them?
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order
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Lumber
Yard
Smithers
Hazelton
and
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McPhee
Estate
cef
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p.
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to
have
a
further
report
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into
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matter
in.d
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roaueet
s
filed.
from
the
finance
coramittee
on
the
,
whole
matter
with
a
view
to
ftoaUy
oV
s
f.um-ni
turn
r.K.
deciding
whsthor
the
beojoeot
back
to
the
council
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line
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