Parcel Post Rates for British Columbia and West Provinces 1914
Parcel post rates issued for British Columbia and neighboring provinces list charges by weight and distance within 20 miles or beyond up to Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec and Maritime Provinces. Maximum parcel charge capped at one ounce. February to April 1914 no parcels over six pounds accepted.
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British Columbia
Hedley
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Hedley Puck-Chasers Win and Lose Keremeos Match
Hedley and Keremeos played a hockey match Friday under dim rink lights. Keremeos won with disputed calls, while Hedley praised most players and credited Keremeos’ fresh lineup for the win. Referee Bert Russell of Princeton managed a calm if imperfect game over three 15 minute periods. Lineups listed for both teams with players including Pollock Armstrong Armsteong Robinson and Cawston.
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Hedley
Keremeos
Chas
Fruittown
Gore
Keremuos
Pollock
Cy Armsteong Robinson
Carmichael Dalton
R. Cawston Townsend Conte Keeler Dnnis
Grainger Martin
Coleman French Rover
B. Cawston
Hedley notes and people in town and district life
D J Innis of Keremvos visited town on hesday. Chief Constable Simpson came yesterday to attend the hockey notch. M Hill, former Hedley School principal, teaches on Queen Charlotte Island. A black cape left at the hospital ball is claimable at Hedley Trading. Hedley Miners and Millmen's Union sent Harold Knvudsen to Spokane to fetch Lawley. they returned by Tuesday's train. The McKenzie and Cameron clergy changes disrupted by a sick two month old baby, while Tom Daly signs with Vancouver in the northwestern league and reports for spring practice. The Hedley Theatre uses Star pianist George Stevens. film supplies shift under a new regime. Power and mining work affect Hedley and Dickson incline projects. local weather and ice conditions improve skating prospects as crews push ahead. A GN baggage incident narrowly avoids a fall from a moving car.
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D. J. Innis
Keremvos
Hesday
Simpson
Hill
Hedley School
Queen Charlotte Island
Hedley Trading Company
Hedley Miners and Millmen’s Union
Dens Harold Knvu
GT. McKenzie
Cameron
Hedley
Gianeran
Armstrong
Hedle
Gian
A. H. Cameron
Gr. McKenzie
Ness
Star Theatre
George Stevens
Fils
Peinsted
Ncouvers
Fou
Hedley Perforance
W. Silvernail
Re Bean
Tren
Silver Nail
Wong
Strey
Brulshaw
Higgage Min
Silvernail
Taf fy for the Gazette references a death tribute
The Gazette editor responds to a critique of a memorial for C H Brooks quoting Slaks pout's lines. The editor defends the passage as a tender, sympathetic literary tribute rather than vindictive.
The Excuse Insufficient in Gazette Charge
The Star fights back against a false charge by denying a Gazette file exists, while the Gazette declines similar retaliation. It proposes proving guilt by inviting two Warron Princeton or Hedley officials to inspect the office files, offering full facilities. The piece contrasts a confession-ready gentleman with a man of a different code of ethics.
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Gazette
Gagette
Chirk
The
Star
Warron Princeton
Hedley
Ant Granby Stock Predicted To Reach $100 A Share
A Boston writer forecasts Ant Granby will hit 100 dollars per share. Copper interests spent 275000 last year on developing properties under option. Hidden Creek smelter and priced post set to start on February 10. Spokane experts review Greenwood camp claims. Riynbler mine in Slocan shut for a month due to water shortage. Caldwell defeats Nix in Slocan Ullen mine control fight.
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Boston
Shar. C
Hidden Creek
Pricel
Spokane
Greenwood Camp
Riynbler
Slocan
Ullen
Caldwell
Lake Superior
Princeton Matcis Fall to Hedley at Home Ice
The Princeton hockey team lost 2 0 to Hedley as Hedley’s Townsend scored in the third period and Macdonald had an earlier goal. Referee Etehes of Kere mens officiated with no complaints. Hedley controlled play in a soft ice night with two 20 minute periods, matching Princeton’s efforts.
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Princeton
Hedley
Macdonald
Nedley
Blond
Townsend
Etehes
Keremens
Pierson Horswill
Russull Dalton
Pout
McLean Townsend Conten Chapin Tons Rover Waddall McDonald R. Wing
MeLenn Rabinsen
Heing Osh
Ottawa House Hears Gatling Report Delay
In the House Grahame asked about when the National Transcontinental Railway investigation report would be ready. Frank Cochran, ex Minister of Railways, said next week but opposition feared a costly reveal. Blue Book shows more than forty million in wasteful or useless expenditure. Total rail construction outlays since 1901 reach 180 million by 1913, with last fiscal year at 13.7 million.
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Ottawa
Ton
Grahaas Goxe
Dows
Frank Cochrag
Gutelias
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C. A. Jackson
Vancottren
L. Co
Block Penticton
JAS. Glarke Watchmaker
B.c
N. Thomison
Westiglx Canada
Cammell Laird & Co. Ltd
Sheffield
Eng
Beatty Street
Vancouver
B. C
Iners
Lillmen's Union
W. F
Fraternity
N. P. Mine O.M. Stevyne
Hodiey Lodge
A. Ee Beve
Tedley
A. Creelman
G. Freeman
Downean
Modern Woodmen OF America
Lo. L
Knowles. W.M. GC
Christinia
J. L. Masters
Oroville
North Main Street
P. W. Gregory
Star Building
Walter Clinyton Marrister
Eve
Penticton
Great Northern Motel
Hedley B.C
John Jackson
Grand Union Hotel
Hedley, British Columbia
A. Winkler
Parcel Post
Province of
Brinceton
Town and District
Dickson
Peingeton Cail & Land Courping
Great Northern Railway
Angus McKinnonse
McMcKinnon
Nova
Mc- Kinnon
Vancouver Hospital
Mix
Sproule
Dalton
L. W. Shatford
J. H. Kennedy
Archibald
Phobeus
Taffy
the Gazette
C. H. Brooks
Slakspout
Lean
Matcis
Gatelius
Lempert
Miikavin Folt Beeroe
Gorresh Monning
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