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“Thursday, December 13, 1934,

THN TRIBUNE, WILLIAMS LARB, B.O,

Base §

Use a Classified ad. to Ba:

. “STRABE MARK REG =

HED.

to old Sit-in-the Ju

The Cracker Barrel F orum

A. J. Drinkell

When is an Indian not an indian? that answer is incorrect.
ion was posed at our last out
1old-forth and promptly answered a: . a
“When he becomes entran-|tand to support them, They simply S#4 of many of those residing on a

are they. compelled to pay arvears, |
for years back? To be told, that as
they do not reside on a reserve, they

5 Our P

He points! 40 not need coverage by the depart: |
there are many ‘reservations, Ment. is not a proper statement of
where the braves have insufficient | te case a8 the same thing may be

'
reserve and with equal truth.

Unless we are prepared to confirm
‘S| When the first allotments of tand! iy,

cannot make a living there.

TRAVEL REFRES|
i . NOTICE

: Interior Power & Equipment

will be closed
Dec. 21 to Jan. 7

were apportioned out a man receiv-| Bil) of Rights is rapidly becoming as
ing a ten-aere allotment did fairly! valueless as the document which be-
well when he could hunt, fish, trap | came known as ‘The Serap of Paper."
and roam at will. Upon his death the]It is high time such injustice, are
jand may have been équally divided | eradicated. This forum knows by ex-
between his widow and four chil-| perience the utmgst- measure of co-
dren. The foregoing privileges have | operation is always forthcoming al
been similarly pared down by provin-| the local level from departmental |

nets,"are the’ HIGHEST available
anywhere.
ently paying (for TOP grades) UP -
TO: MUSKRAT, $3.01 +

$75.00 — Mark i a
Chiiet’s belief that their written) rue ay. me erHet, Prices, ALL
you
get for your Furs. Hurry — send
inl shipment, TODAY!
Dept. 176, A. B, SHUBERT CO.,
ae

innipes
Addresss all shipments to British
Columbia Receiving
Hamilton St., VANCOU

GET MORE
FOR YOUR FURS!
es reflecting World-Mar-

Why sell for less? Pres-

Wild) Min
‘F)

+ $40.00;
$50.05; FISHER,

Try “SHUBERT” —
self how MUCH MORE

see for
you'll

VER.

FOR SALE

Registered Hereford Bull
calves, Registered Heve-
ford Yearling Bulls.

For particulars
write or phone
W. H. STAFFORD

Springhouse ~

cial statutes. What has acerned to] @gents, so the question arises “Who_|

Succeeding generations may readily] iS going to work on the. Upper
be visualized. There is simply nothing | Crust?”

to divide, consequently, these indi-
viduals must seek sustenance else-

DOG CREEK

= Where. The fortunate ones obtain

GIFT SHIRT
SUCCESSES

= MAKE THIS A GIFT-HAPPY CHRISTMAS
GIVE HIM THESE MAN-PICKED. STYLES!
Come and see our collection of this year’s -most
popular Sport Shirt styles and colors. Checks,

plaids, gabardines and nylon. Priced to meet the:
Christmas Budget $3.95 to $11.95

CARIBOO CO-OPERATIVE

Mercantile Society

WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C,

tai
1ORIER |steady employment near home v-here PARTY HONOURS

_| they can use the reserve as a place
& | to sleep—nothing more, Others must

go farther afield and in course of| DEPARTING COUPLE
time the home reservation is of nv

practical use to ‘them A large crowd gathered at the!

2 ient | 2i7POrt on: Saturday evening to bid

Both types tind/ap-moreicohvemtent | ps1 ower to:atr aud Mie, Phil Temple.
jo contbute te commivinel-provests|| puii, ts leaving: the eevviee cf uke
ab cosh rather thansin leno These: pon auring the week, Diving ml

NOTICE

Any person who is interested in taking -First
Aid Work please leave your name with Mr.
Brandly, V. P. Racicot, or Phone 63-R-2,

V. P. RACICOT,
Secretary St. John Ambulance Assn.

cash donations are welcomed by th@| evening Norman McMahan, on behalf
Band as they help toward obtaining | of the community and personnel of
supplies. the airport, presented the departing
It is generally believed all B.C.|couple with an electric floor lamp.
Indians, as wards of the goverament.| Out of town guests included Mr. |
are covered under the B.C.H3.S. by|and Mrs. Geoff. Place, Sid Pigeon, |
the Department of Indian Aféairs./L. Overton and Miss Cherie Harris, |
Such was the impression given re-|all from town; Bill and Charlie
cently to the local Board of ‘Trade.|Twan from Alkali Lake. |
; No exceptions were mentioned at that] During their stay at Dog Creek Mr.
time. Recently, some of those who|and Mrs. Temple have taken a great
found employment at a distance and | interest in the social life of the com
tried to be self-supporting have re-| munity and it is with great regret
ccived a rude awakening. Upon re-|we see them leave. They carry with
quiring hospitalization they have|them the very best wishes of ail of
been informed they are no longer|us. We sincerely hope they be
Indians so are not covered by B.C.-| happy in their new field of endeavor.
H.I.S. and must pay their own bills —
Nevertheless, if they subsequently | Dr. M. T. LOWE, accompanied by
apply for a certificate of enfranchise- | Miss A. Wiens, district nurée, visited
ment, they receive with it a cheque|the valley this week to examine the
for around 1.75 in full settlement |school children. ;
of all claims against the assets of the| MRS. EAGLE returned to town
Band. After hecoming  citizens,} on Friday.
should they apply for registration] MISS’ BARBARA SPENCER re-
under B.C.H.I.S. they are promptly|turned to the Circle $ on Saturday
informed they must pay all arrears|after a vacation in the east. While
of dues; not from the date of citizen-| there Miss Spencer attended the
ship but from the date hospitaliza-|Royal Winter Fair at Toronto; visit-
tion first became law. - -|ed New York and took in the Fat
If due to non-residence over a stv: Stock Show at Kamloops in her
en perfod, or for any other reasok, | homeward stride. With five exhibits
an Indian is known to be endungey,|at Kamloops the Circle § captured
ing his Indian-'status, surely, beings 1Ve” priz First fora single steer,
a ward of the government it is clegf-| first with a group of five steers
ly the duty of his guardian to fo (light) and a third, fourth ana fifth
inform him. He should, at least, be) With the three remaining groups.
given the option of returning to his|9ur lady rancher is doing alright.
reservation or be forthwith handed a |

certificate of enfranchisement and ‘ROE LAKE NEWS
not left indefinitely as a living non-

if

M-O.N-E-Y | 4

If you are an adult and working, I can show you

how to make more money.

ICAN SHOW YOU HOW AND WHAT 7

YOU MUST DO TO INCREASE YOUR

EARNING POW

ER.

This is a genuine offer to show you how to become
Independent — There is nothing to sell;

not work any harder.

ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR |
PRESENT EARNING POWER?

IF NOT

‘Tear off this coupon and mail to Box erty

with $2.00.

IF YOU DO NOT FEEL THE INFORMATION YOU
RECEIVE IS WORTH IT, YOUR $2.00 WILL BE
GLADLY REFUNDED

you need

Tribune,

ADVISOR
I would be glad to learn how 4-can make more money {|

than I am earning-now.

Name .. $

Address .......

Occupation

entity.
Inasmuch as no attempt is made
to collect dues until enfranchisement i es
d : have moved to their new mill site.

Qceling aud aving been’ without cove ye wore te oe Be} Pe We
erage, unwittingly, why when thes rae ake eee She WL

was held at thi Mrs. Cora
take steps to remedy the situation, | ¥@S Beld at the home of Mrs. Cor

Bell. Mrs. Lois Higgins presiding.
CURLERS

CLARENCE McMILLAN has gone
to Vancouver for a new power unit
GENERAL MEETING
CURLING CLUB

to replace the one destroyed in the
FRI. DEC. 14

8 p.m.

CLARENCE McMILLAN and fam-
ily, also Karl Larlson and family

fire.

THE Frank Leavitt family spent
@ week end visiting Mrs, Leavitt's
parents at Canim Lake.

CLAUDE DEANE and’family have
moved to Williams Lake for the
Winter,

MR. MALM and Mr. Bell are busy
Putting up snow fences.

FIRE HALL TIMBER CRUISERS are busy

around Sheridan Lake.
MISS VERNA MALM, who is go-

ug to school at Canim Lake, spent

HEY STICKY--- WAKE UP--/ Look WHATS Comin=.
ILL BET WELL SHOWHIMOUR
FINE POINTS~-HA-Haa-Ha-

Railway Ave. at Oliver

“COWBOY OUTFITTERS FOR THE CARYBOO”

he weekend here with her parents.
THE first W.I. card party of the
season was held at the home of Mrs.
dilda Parsons. A good crowd was in
attendance.
; MR. and MRS. GRAF and Joe are
in Vancouver on a holiday.

YOU'LL NEVER GET
STUCK WITH

LEVI'S

|

You just can’t beat 4]
LEVI'S for toughness |
-- and what’s more you |
can’t beat ’em for com-
fort and fit. That’s why |
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cowboys’ choice for
over a century ....

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* HOMEWARD BOUND
# reinforced with real Now the wind blows hard

rivets fron the east-nor-east

Our ship she sails ten knots at least
* concealed rivets on Huzza, we're homeward bound!
back pockets

For over a century Lamb's Navy has
been the call of those who know
good rum. Smooth and mellow, it is
matured, blended and bottled in
Britain of the finest Demerara Rums.

Lamb’s Navy Rum

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\ by the Govt of Brush Columbia
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if they rip

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