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NEW
HAZELTON
Sergeant
Dowen,
chief
of
the
Srotther
detaetiaanH
of
tfee
pro-
rtocial
poMee.
was
ferna
ttmm
8ml-
thers
on
official
dwttes-at
the
first
of
tasi
wek.
'
I
unpiwemat
and
maintenance
work
bsn
Inatltutad
la
aouaretlt
Bhlpmeats
of
poiec
from
this
section
are
on
the
increase.
It
is
reported
that
orders
are
Increasing
and
prices
Improving.
A
number
of
Indians
from
other
reserves
who
have
been
thrtng
at
Moricetown
of
late
have
been
Instructed
to
return
tn
the
reserva
tions
to
which
they
belong.
SM1THERS
The
Skeena-Omineca
Teachers'
Federation,
at
its
recent
annaal
convention
here,
elected
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
as
follows:
honorary
nraakkot.
Inspector
J.
E
Brown;
president.
Vernon
Croc
kett;
rice-president,
Mr.
burton;
secretary.
A.
Jones;
district
repre
senUUves.
Miss
M.
Wmdt
and
Messrs.
Campbell
and
OrehartL
Dr.
and
Mrs.
A.
T.
Hoops
and
vouneest
daughter
of
Singapore
are
visitors
at
TelkwS
as
we
guests
of
Dr.
Hoops'
brothers,
R
M.
and
B.
M.
Hoops.
They
are
oa
their
way
to
England
for
a
holiday
visit
alter
which
they
will
return
to
Singapore
where
Dr.
Hoops
is
chief
medical
officer
in
the
Malay
Medi
cal
Service
VANDERHOOF
The
funeral
took
place
from
Christ
Church
at
Chileo,
Rev.
Ball
S.
Prockte
offldaiteg,
of
Samuel
Denlaon
who
had
Dasfted
away
at
the
age,
of
J$hMf
yfaEiBarjlh
'Vtekahtte.
England.
Mr.
DenlsSn
r-wtoi
Provincial
iw-
ConataMe
Andrew
.
.
J4.
JU
Oram
apent
a
couple
of
day
at
u
hi.
KranK.
recently
on
official
a..
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liaison,
and
three
sons,
Charles,
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrtaeh
aas
returned
'Him
Vancouver
what
he
atieaded
a
meeting
of
the
provincial
economic
coanett.
Its
was
away
a
week.
Frederick
and
Ralph.
.
Mrs.
B.
L.
Levin
has
returned
home
after
reeehrtog
treatment
at
the
Haselton
Hospital.
The
Nechako
Farmers'
Institute,
.
at
a
meeting
recently,
consider
fd
plans
for
a
Dominion
Day
celebration
tn
Vanderhoof
.
Mine
Host
J.
W.
IL
Day
has
been
making
considerable
Improvements
to
the
interior
af
the
Vanderhoof
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hubert
A
asms
and
Hotel.
Including
the
dining
room,
three
children
of'
Piiatte
Rupert
n
anticipation
of
a
busy
season.
are
aneiulln
tmar
daim.
wtti
Ctm-
liLt.kL.
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u
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fk.M
...
Tin
miwal
nuritnr
f
Ihr
Van
Il
COAL!
COAL'
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ta
Famous
Kdson.
Alberta
and
i
.,.kkv
Valley
Coals
are
guaranty
to
give
satisfaction
Try
a
I
n
o(
Nn
l
Hulkley
Valley
We
tbc
sell
ftmethy
Hay.
Wheat
Oas
and
Barlev
Prince
Rupert
Fml
Co.
St
rhonen
55
asasu
tsaav
tmatvw
tyiswm
asv
Immr0
lUfielbm
Mr.
Adams
U
a
brother
derhoof
Tennis
Club
was
held
In
of
Mrs.
Grant.
Ulf
un&
01
uommeree
cnamoers.
:
Forest
Ranger
W.
N.
CatnpbetL
The
first
spring
rain
this
year
who
has
been
at
Fort
Fraser
dnj-fell
reeenUy
and
It
was
welcome,
uig
the
past
few
months,
has
now
ending
as
it
did
a
spell
of
two
returned
to
his
own
district
at
months
du.lng
which
there
had
Dome
Creek,
been
no
moisture.
The
prectpita-
Uon
caused
mud
sIMsa
along
the
railway
line
in
the
Bulkley
Canyon
Road
condttloQS
in
the
central
laterior
an
far
from
satisfactory
at
present
and
the
need
of
early
All
roads
ta
thk
dlntriet
are
closed
to
heavy
traffic
until
sueh
time
as
they
can
be
put
in
shape
by
the
public
works
department.
Otof
Hanson.
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
has
been
again
pressing
at
Ottawa
for
the
establishment
of
two
model
farms
In
he
central
interior.
KITKATLA
TILL1E
THE
TOILER'7
RECEPTION
Delrxates
to
Brotherhood
Conven
tion
Entertained
on
Way
to
Bella
Brlla
KITKATLA.
May
30:
Visiting
here
recently
while
on
their
way
aboard
Cant
Eddie
Clifton's
boat
to
Bella
Bella
to
attend
the
annual
convention
of
the
Native
Brother
hood
of
British
Columbia,
delegates
to
the
convention
were
tendered
a
reception
in
Agnes
Hall
by
the
people
of
Kitkatia.
The
visiting
party
Included
Alfred
Adams
of
j
Massett,
vice-president
of
the
j
Brotherhood!
William
Beynon
af;
Port
Simpson,
secretary,
and
Heber
j
HMtnn
1
I
During
the
reception
the
Klt-'katla
Concert
Band
played
I
marches
and
seleeti'sns.
There
were
'speeches
by
Henry
Collison
Henry
I
Brown.
Ben
Wilson.
Chief
E.
H.
Gamble.
J.
M.
Nelson.
H.
L.
CHIton,
'
William
Beynon.
Alfred
Adams,
Rev.
M.
H.
Lawrence
and
M.
J.
Shaw.
In
the
course
of
his
re-
marks.
Mr.
Adams
stated"
that
he
table.
THIS
STYLE
SHOP
IS
I've
car
THE
KAMI
Btrr
HE'S
1,000
MILES
AWA5T
heees
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TlLLt
STAR
STYLES
Hi.
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THE
DAILY
Nf.WS
20
sot
hoped
to
get
from
the
government
aid
in
f
eedmg
the
reedy
and
edu-
j
1
eating
the
young.
1
Members
of
the
Young
Women's
Christian
Association
attended
the;
OH.VJE
CANT
WAJT-IT
WILL
TAKE
DAYS
TO
SET
HIM
HERE
I'LL
SEE
WHAT
I
CAM
DO
Today's
Yeather
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
52.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
50.
A
New
Speed
Record
EST
SI
1925
2fi
197
f9
1929
P30
1931
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OLD
DEAQ
4r
YOU'RE
WOWtf
YOU'RE
1$CJ34
A
TtlP
3UST
IMbKUv
1
HOLLY-
Macs
Accustommed
to
That
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VJELL.a1HAT
1
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4?
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DO
TOO
V1AKIT
The
accompanying
chart
bow
how
the
price
of
gatoIiM
to
the
retailer
has
decreased
and
the
gasoline
tax
has
increased
since
1924.
Tb
data
for
thb
graph
are
based
on
figures
published
by
the
Doonnioa
Bureau
of
Statistkw
LOWER
PRICES
HIGHER
QUALITY
EvER
since
1920
the
price
of
gasoline
has
steadily
declined.
Few
people
realize
this
however
because
during
the
past
ten
years
as
the
price
dropped
the
tax
increased.
In
1923
there
was
no
provincial
gasoline
tax
and
the
average
price
of
gasoline
to
retail
dealers
across
Canada
was
27
'i
cents
per
gallon.
Today
the
average
price
of
gasoline
to
retailers
is
188u
cents
but
to
this
is
added
a
tax
of
from
six
to
eight
cents
per
gallon
which
goes
directly
to
the
provincial
governments.
Not
only
has
the
price
of
gasoline
fallen
steadily
since
1920
but
the
THE
SIGN
OF
quality
has
consistently
improved.
The
gasoline
consumer
today
gets
more
value
than
ever
before.
Sometimesyou
hear
talk
of
Ltrgepro-fits
earned
by
the
gasoline
refiner.
In
1934
ImperialOil
earn
ed$3,023,400.12.
This
may
seem
to
be
a
large
sum
but
to
earn
that
Imperial
Oil
had
to
make
and
market
gasoline
and
other
products
amounting
in
value
to
$82,841,311.15.
That
is
to
say
Imperial
Oil's
earnings
were
relatively
no
greater
th
anthose
of
a
merchant
who,
selling
$8,280
worth
of
goods
in
the
course
of
a
year,
made
a
net
profit
of
$300.
IMPERIAL
OIL
LIMITED
IMPERIAL
PRODUCTS
A
FAIR
DEAL
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calm,
54.'
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calm.warm.
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calni,
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Tree
Point
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smooth.
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