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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1982 .

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Te Would he cruel to send a bling person to do Be-

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many of your questions.

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Iniawine’ “pourselt to be blina, and being asked to buy a ‘motor a :
car. or silverwaie, or. clothing, -or a: “pair, of ‘shoes, or.a’ clock, or a. e
refrigerator,’ or a suite of furniture.” Imagine yourself to’ be. set
down in a main ‘street with stores ‘on both sides. of it;. and being
bidden, to. > purchase the ‘thing or things ou your ‘shopping st. eee

Os Beihg lind’ you would. ‘hot. know. what ‘store’ or
stores to” éntér; and even if you did ‘find. yourself. o.
| - . Inthe right class of store, you ‘wouldn't be able to
“golect intelligently what you were bidden buy.
| an You ‘vouldn’t know anything about values.:

Advertisements 1 are like radiovidion—They enable a

you to see in your home what. is in the stores, |.
| Avbut stores ave, "svat you. plan to ‘buy ; also, a :
_ thev give descriptions, tell you prices, and auswer ;

Advertisements save you time, and safeguard you
agtinst the danger of. misctioice, oe :

What ts advertised regularly ts temstvorthy und :

Tre guided by. advertisements When’ you plan to spend money’
for things to wear, to eat, to give your home easements and com-
forts, to save your time, to increase output of your ‘own labor, ‘or
ot yuur soll or flocks or herds or orghards, or to ‘Protect your life,”
your health, yout property. or r money. _ a

What ndvarticcis do and spend in ‘this and: ‘in other newspap
ers to ‘get’ ‘your. attention and favor ‘should have: ‘your “watm’ ‘aD
» for what miLy be expense to them represents ‘economy: for fe

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DONALD GREY OF HAGWILGET

Contributed

Donald Grey was bron at Hagwilget
Tndinn Reserve, B. C., at the home of
his fnther and mother: He was ed-
ucated at the Methodist church school
n Mission Point and he recelyed a good
religions training whilst there, and he
dlso -claims that he is well: versed .in
the Inws of this country. He also
worked for the government for 18
vars on survey work in this district
and for two yenrs. was engaged on
Sindhu work for the Grand Trunk Pa-
etic Rallway Co. He proved himselt'
to be an very trustworthy and efficient
worknetn and he held down his job
t nutil all the survey work was finished,

- then came back to Hagwilget and
fiver nu Cutholic and also erected a
sivre in his Indian village. He har
dene much in cultivating the land and
waking muuiy Improvements around the
village, He is avery progressive In-
diin nnd heé,bas done much good by.
wiving work ¢ omany -Indians in. his
nnative village,
teen “unless. you work.. you . cannot
live.” Thereby. | ‘his industry: he,
set 1 good example, not only td Indiany
Int to white people. 6: °° a

‘He does not believe in witcheratt os
that
most of that stuff emanates from the
white people and’many people in Scot-

land even today believe in superstitions

He says that some Indians are jealous
of im’ becatise he is progressive; “but
he doesn't care a Tap, but goes about
his inuiness every ‘day jus. the same,

feet

Lee PR Bs
“‘Pheodore Borger of ‘the Mounted Po:

li 2,
sind Ww ho: recently went south, is now

Carpl detective: attached ‘to. the .cus-

tones” pirdtentalve stett: jhe Vanentrer

and. Vetorli. , a

-His motto in life hay,

-har,

formerly in charge iii tits: distiiet |

 enttle: “ot: ‘the’ “right - quality; and - types.

Bulkley Valley
Stock Brings

_ Higher Prices|

Winter feeding of livestock has:
proven a successful venture for Mz,
W. H.R. Eow of Telkwa, Mr, Low' S
herd
tained 80 head of young calves which
he desired to dispose of, but owing
to the low inarket price last fall he
was uuable to sell tiem to advantage,
His bins aud hay. mows were filled
with feed for which there was like:
wise a Ught demnnd. ;

Mer. Low. was indneed te winter feed
his calves follawlhg a feeding schedule
prepnred by the Agricultural Depart-
ment of the University of Iritish Co-
lumher at Vancouver, The calves were
un even unifrom Jot and filled ont’
well during the feeding period. . The:
démonstration: Was completed when the
young stock’ wig shipped ‘to P. Burns
& Company ‘on May: 6, Oftictuls of

thin company have show their inter.

‘ast . in the: Agricultural. dev elopment of

‘the: ‘eauntry in: at spractlenl, wiiy by: pay: |
ing a premtim ‘over market price for:

this quality stock. Mr. ‘Low. recelved:
for these culves within $2.00. per head:
of his two- aud three-vear- olds ok]
Ewe weeks previously. “

Mr. R. Wi, Moore, manager for thé

Burns company at Prince Rupert, . in, :

spleaiing ‘before ‘the ‘Ohimber ‘of Con:
merce, following the: purchase of Phia
stock, Stated, that. the quality of stock
in’ “thats” ‘shipment’ was the equal offé
any thiit could be imported from outt,
lite’. ‘pointe. ‘Fe. ‘also - remarked © that
‘Prince. Rupert could provide a market:
for at least: 100 cars per year: of. live!

| 266 in’

of Aberdeen,Angis cattle con- .

eer the: e proving at Ontario: ‘ate

es : "eal ‘pow Shim
- the’.rare’ distinction “of ‘producing
>yca-white squirrel. The animal was
caught by Jack Felsin-z of Frederic. -
ton who trapped it near the village
- of Lincoin. Tt has been bought by
the government and. will be
mounted and placed of exhibition.
-- Alon. Cairine ‘Wilson, Canada’s
only. women Senator, arrived re-
« cently at Quebec on board the
~~ Empresa of’ Australia,” from a trip
"+ through, Europe: While in London
: phe visited the ‘House of Cords, but
~- eould-not, fake, comparisuns with
‘the Senate ‘since the House was
session.

ae ester plains have een given
_.8 bodst by the rains of the last
‘:days-of April and farmers of the
prairie prosinces are cheered by
., line /seeding conditions. and good
‘2 prospecta of crop success, according
“¢. to information summarized by the’
--Ganadian Pacific agricultural de-
° partment: crop: report.

Ks Following the announcement of
‘Yyeduedd ocean rates on Canadian
, bPaelfte ships on the Atlantic, one
Of the largest parties ever to: leave
ae Toronto at this time of year for
the Olid Country sailed recently
: aboard the Duchess of York, There
were 275:in the party drawn from
all’ parts of eastern Ontario but
mostly from Toronto.

la The first’: -eases of roses” and

shiubs fron France for Grand Pre’
Park, Nova Scotia, arrived there
recently, They are from Chatelle-
. Tault, Francs, the giftof the mayor
, Of that town. ‘Chatellerault is one
:of the-places.in France where.the
exiled. acadians settled after~the
Grand Pre expulsion.

Four stretches of’ New Bruns-
wick trout and salmon waters
were sold at the Department of
Lands and Mines recently for
prices totalling $3,850, hese
leases for a term of 10 years are on
the Restizouche, Kedgwick, Mata-
“pedia and Big Sevogle Rivers. and
-prices paid are the annual rental
charge’.

Daylight “saving time, com-
‘mencing’in Quebee and: Ontario
provinces May. 1, occasioned little
confusion. on Canadian Pacific
. travel. Travellers have nowadays:
‘learned that the railways remain
"on standard time and govern them-
selves accordingly, ‘The railway
announced a.number of train time
alterations ‘prior to the introduc"
tion of daylight saving. mo

From little Norfolk Island i in the
South Pacitie, one of the smallest
units in the. British Empire, an
excelicnt sample. of beans for
exhibition at the: World's Grain
Exhibition and Conference to be
held: at Regina July 1933, has just
arrived. . Norfolk. Island -is. the.
scene of the punishment. of the
mutineers of she ‘Bounty’ in 1856
‘but it has long ago changed from a
penal to a prosperous settlement. :

distric fram Kitwancool te Moricetown
nave planingtrfnhtdleaoilehianseported.

this: year to what they planted lust
year, ne?

oO

farmers. “tnsdugnout’ the’ interior visit
the abattoir at any tlme they ‘should
be in the éfty.:The officials of the],
pint | would be glad to demonstrate
the dittarentiss in carensses ‘from vary

ing. types sof, stock? shipped tn.

‘ber of Commerce for their support in
‘staging a Bulkley : Valley: Beet Week

0k sale.
‘hearty ” ‘appre réval of the: members. of
the above: “organization, . . and Prince
LRuport.

Mr. More’ exprenied. al slestre . that

inuteriand. \ pe

: Here and There P

Prartieally an exe a day i 1s eaten |

yearly consy mp tion: of eves inthe .

Cannda’ s gold production in -

Gove the-1030 produétiony! "OF this -

It is reported that the Indians in the|

‘uve plinting four times ks many acres |°: *

‘during the time Low's. stock : would: be,
This: pppeal mee’. with ‘the

TRAIN ‘SERVICE.

Passenger trains leave Prince -
Rupert at-3.00 p.m, ‘Mondays, |
Wednesdays and Fridays. for...
Edmonton, Winnipeg and gos
points East." _ oe

Passenger trains atrive Prince
- Rispert 10.40 a.m. ‘Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. -
_ ‘Thursday's train connects —
_ with steamer. for. Vancouver.

* Phone or sorite’ local agent or”
iw McEWEN, DE. SPA.
Prince Rupert, BC.

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CHEMISTRY AS AN

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One of the services offered by. the
Dominion Dxperimental Farms system
to the farming public is that of advice
and informaton regarding the quality,
suitability. and use of products -per-
taining te succcessful agriculture—
farm suppHes of water, etc. Years of
feeds, soils; fertilizers, insecticides;
fnrm supplies of water, etc. Years of.
experience of bandling such mater-
fals, atecumulated data, and the daily

bute te the efficiency of this service,
free to agriculturists, . -

This assistance, rendered, to eorres-
pondents from the Atlantic to the’ Pa-
cific, can perhaps-be demonstrated by
citing. examples, Throughout. the. fruit

much ‘advertised “denth to potato in-
sects Was sent to the chemical Inbora-
torlex, On analysis this proved to be
common salt, dyed an impressive pur-
ple,- a application of which woul’
only lend savor to, the insects’. meal.
Another: sample, . lnbelied ‘Tend arsen-
ate”? and sold as an insecticide, prov-
ed to eb exsehtinily culdinm sulphate

‘| —-, chemical bugs would Jiugh at.

NEW ASBESTOS ‘REPORT - .
Ws Now ‘AVAILABLE |

4 Asbestos’ in. British “Columbia,” ‘the
second "yeport ‘of the serles. of . investt-

>| gatlong on! “hon-netallic® minerals Df. the

proviuce,..is now available for aistri-
bution, ncecording to an ‘ahmouncement
imide tuday by -the’ Hon. “W. A. Me-
‘Kenzio, mintster ‘of wnines. “The re-
port, written by- A. 'M. Richmond ‘of
the technieg! - ‘ataft of the Department,

‘ nté liriefl - information
"An appeal’ vis ‘made "toh the Cham- of Mines, Drese ¥

about the ‘iisbbestis: ‘minerals, such as

and | ‘ physfeal ‘Gharatteristiqes, pecur-
. ences, usesj’ ‘markets ‘and. “prices; and
describes :the: Known. occurrences, of
nebestl-torm mineral’

business * “men © showed “their eee
willititiess tot Atppdrt, ina ‘practical |
way, ithe. development, of thelr.’ own |'

‘Build B. ©, Payrolls”.

: Local

AID TO AGRICULTURE] «

contributions tu these data-all contri- |:

belts, hopes of a erop are ‘increasingly
_|dependent upgn death-dealing “inseeti-|
‘| cides. Some time ago a sample of. 4].

the, varieties -found,. thelr -eebeniien}

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Watch } Repairing and
J ewellery Requirements

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Is here. Here Pucifle MMi otiginates .
and the expenises ‘or ‘production are
paid. “Here the owners: clive and their ©
money ‘is’ spent. British ‘Columbia. . is
the: home. and centre’ of control.

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“100% B. a. owned ‘and: controlted’.
‘Plant at Abbotsford.”

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~ Chiropractor |

‘Will be at the Omineca Hotel
Hazelton on ‘Thursday - tt

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Repairs .. Modern Garage

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