SY
VII
AS
KK
ber
19.
102$.
HI
v
mm
m
m
..LI
moier
ecial
c
'fd.
Another
jpe.
Mini
if
taklitg
make
a
freight
Per
Half
Doxen
oh
ii
Bulger
Jeweller
0
tlMHI
lias
sent
.
SI
.00
.
$1.50
.
$2.00
per
$4.00
.
R
'
$5.00
o
cold
Storage
and
Acroet
"n
creek
Bridge,
1
or
2
gesn
$1.00
rii.iiti,.
mal
pamengor
60o
each.
TAXI
75
TAXI
ew
rail
Coats
DRESSES
and
MILLINERY
"DEMER5"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
A
I
8mlth
Block
Phono
675
DENTIST
In
The
Letter
Box
TAXATION
A
NO
UVINQ
COSTS.
Kditor
Daily
New:
A
lux
i
(ri)julf
exacted
In
inccl
Hie
expends
t
governing
lllllil
N
privately
iliii.o.O)!
hv
in
met
of
Cut
ninJC,MJi,"ir
"
,riw
of
"""
ni
n
special
price
innui."
ur
in
Hip
ro
f
pjjip,
nr
services.
J
lie
succession
dulic
n
THE
MTTI-H
of
iMtlirilkn
for
Ibr
MMH-
f
I'rutlsKMMl
iriirint
of
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it
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liul
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r
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ron.
nalerf
Anml
Uth.
a
n
Iltiirar
r
Tul
LAND
ACT
Nolle
f
Inumlon
I
Applr
I
PurchM
Ltntf.
In
ih
IjiiiI
fimimnir
limriri
or
rnur
liuiMTL
ami
unalf
on
Hit
I'alU
Cnk
jfh
fkiw
Inn
IIh-
trslall
Hirrrl
aisiiil
ll
niiipn
cruni
n
iiiuuia.
I
TAkK
.MiUiJi
liul
rrlnrs
lluri
Sirur
MIU.
I.linltmt.
f
i'rlitrn
lluiirrt,
orruu.
Hon
Imnlirr
manuraiiurrr.
Inli'luU
to
applj'
for
prrtiillii
lo
purthase
llie
fol-
Inwini-
orMTiuen
isuiu:
I'.oiumriirliir
ai
it
rtanlMt
abotil
10
chains
liorllwrljr
fnsn
Hi"
aiiullii-a!
enr-nrr
ur
Int
.
lUntr
four;
thenr
10
ulisUui
tiurlhrrljr;
Mieiin-
III
rhalin
eager
ly;
Inelir
10
mains
souinrrij;
inrinr
lialna
Mli-rtr
l
P"'nl
nniinenrr-inriii.
anil
nmialnliiir
10
arrrt.
more
or
rni.ir.E
ni'i'MiT
si
"""I-.";
I.in
1
1
r
i
ftr
C.
P.
niei
el,
times
miriiM
"in.
iii
Arllranl
trill
LAND
ACT.
oll
ot
Intanllon
lo
Appl
lo
PurthaM
I
mi.
In
the
Land
nerorilint
Dlalrlti
f
t!'1?1
JiuiH-rl.
ami
lelnr
a
Mirlln
of
l.oi
iwivilv
four
(til,
name
in
l.iuin
nuirlri.
TAkK
IMoTICK
thai
rrliielfa
l.lnillel
nf
frlnre
llujierl.
ll.C,
merrlionl.
Inlwul
lo
aMrfj
ur
ltermlnslon
In
purrliae
IIm
tullovlnir
al.-nerll.r-il
laiil:
Oaiinienrinjr
at
a
ihim
rlanlril
,.;
norilM-aM
turner
of
ll
w
ruiy
Tour
(
J
1
ranite
rive
fi).
Cnat
itrlrl;
llienre
amilli
llilrlj-two
rhaln!
.Itienro
we
we)
fiirly
rlwlim;
llienre
ixwUi
eliclil
rha
in.
4iire
or
tens,
lo
filati
watrr
murk;
thei"'
nnrilieal
almu
Wall
water
mark
to
mi
il
nf
cniiiiuenn-iiieni,
ami
.milnin
A"lnlj
(0,
,cW.
n-oreor
t
Ai-nllcant
itk
.
MINIMAL
ACT.
rllfleat
of
impramnla
flH.kane
Hiii.ral
i:iaii.
'tl'"''
Atlln
Mlnlnir
invialnn
,
nr
mm
ar
nialrlrt,
on
the
wet
aide
"f,
Blr
"rn
illver
tn
the
eat
or
and
adjnlnlnx
the
Fdwln
Mineral
claim.
,...
TAkK
MOTICE
till
'rf.r'!
J)"r'
10Utd.
tM'i
'
'
Orllfli-ate
No.
"J.
lnv
from
Ih
date
lierm'f.
'
M'l
of
1
1
-I.rnvi-ment.
Mlnlna
lierorder
for
a
rrrlirirMe
for
the
piiriKi-e
of
cti.ta.lntiK
n
Crown
Oram
nr
the
ahove
Ha
.
And
riirlhiT
lake
nollra
thai
pellnn.
m,d"r
virtlon
7.
m.s
ft
".""'rt
rore
the
Imii
or
am"''
r.rrtlfUate
or
I
nn
"
lirnvenieinl,
,
....
i
o
naltd
Ihii
JOih
day
of
Auiuit,
1UI,
lie
reloiler
lo
the
consumer
Is
wrong
in
jirinoU'If
unl
results
In
Hie
burden
liciitxr
placed
on
many
who
cannot
pass
it
on
ind
who
are
not
able
.In
)Har
U.
The
nassJmron
of
(axes
is
an
old
practice
but'
since
the
w;,r
an,j
,
i,,,oj.i.
J
ion
of
high
war-luxes;
dial
high
prices
pwal!
and
will
euiilintin
"imiiiti
raue
no
surprise.
For,
U
rale,
0'lc
0,u
4$
j.c.JiiwInK
lo
IIm.
approximately
fixe'
ii'ir
i
j
i
lit'
ii
riii
ii
i
ii
in
il'
I
"vv(
iv-ncp
mil
and
irivipui4
cilijrriis
should
contribute
ami
without
recourse.
In
tin.
m..i..
Jlenance
of
'
governments.
All
4taxc
levied
under
constituted
aullmrily
are
direel
and
confis
catory.
Hie
indirect
lax
I
charges
and
high
costs
of
gov
ernment
a
substantial
reduelion
ill
laxalion
cannot
be
expected
in
I
lie
near
fulure.
jaxes
jnay
be
i.redueed
stighlly
hy
reducing
Hi
wl
of
government,
the
form
may
change,
but
the
tiijcli
laxei
one
win
remain
ami
so
will
Hie
high
(la.
pricM
alluded
In
Fundamental
Principle
Tile
fundamental
principle
which
a
relurn
to
sound
and
permanent
conditions
'
-V"
niniviinil
economic
l-tfllljllll.ll
I
...
1
1
.
.
i
.
:
berilanre
lax,
wind,
J
a
direM
..depend
i
a
continuous
and
nub-lax
on
rapilal
ami
no
doubt,
for
slnniint
r..,in..i...,.
,.t
n.,.
i.,....i,..i
wry
nire
and
tod,,
rt"n
,,
by
debt
of
the
country
beside
which
Moluiay
.e1
'ri,,T
a'
m"r"'
"'
y
tl'--
fatures
1(ale
,lo
infill-
'
Al
IIIU!
Ill
M!lif
Iliaiinr
I'.IMHAI
fl.UlIW
'11k.
lnru,
ll,,l
..
iliinp!
lo
I
he
iouMr
f
foil
1u
moi
lli
if.ioiMi
i.
i-
Atf
fA
li
s
neraiiM-
il
U
on
Ihe
mereaed
bome.
indebled-
XI
-""u
.ii
Turn
rae
a
u
nrie
ne
and
llioe
whieh
are
due
lo
lunnii
ami
i
which
are
iiue
the
thooe
or
tue
jwwar
period.
Iiiith
eoln
of
living
and
prndu.r-TheiM-1xe
are
largely
theroine
Hon.
Price
rie
and
fall
for'and
to
a
jreal
extent
determine
IVHriOtlfi
reaOfU
bul
wben
liixh
lhe
itrieea
at
iimiun.liliau
ll.nl
.
-
n,w-
,,11,,,,-,-u,
-
u
ic-
which
are
--
---
uxwi
wiiu
-
in
ine,
(
national
acf
llial
in
certain
industries
I
Hie
taxes
may
be
added
to
Hia
.prices
as
expanse
items
ami
IUsmi.1
on
to
Uie
consumer
and
user
in
Hie
form
of
invti
prwej.
TI.ors.lnv
I
.
''w"
r
',
menl
lot!
this;
-.
but
at
Ler
'!
unit
ber
r--
,ur
thanks
ciic
Milk
Co,
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
abbolsford.
B.C.
axi
b
laxi
-
'
liovc
the
best
Phone
75.
1
udson
Super-I'
-fg-
Ftrl
and
ger
Sedun
jn
'
losed
.-ar.
RATES
ngern
''assengern
li
..s
e:,Ker
,
,
r
Sedan.
aoijile.
one
wlm
control
Uf
prn-
ilueUou
lilriluiiiiii
of
soiin
nyessrj
article,
way
r-xeuipt
iinjelf
ti
fart,
from
laxalion
both
direel
and
indirect
by
in-
eluding
all
taxes,
rale,
etc.,
in
Hie
price
of
bis
rout
rolled
com
modity,
same
exemption
may
be
enjoyed
through
en-on-
eralive'aelion
in
cases
where
the
lamed
before
the
war.
The
relation
between
taxes
and
prires
may
be
shown
llius:
Those
who
iiiiMirl
articles
for
re-ale
pay
the
tariff
rales
Those
who
do
llu
pay
taxes
only!
taxes
to
the
Customs
authori-
ii-iiiiiiw
aiui
wiuioui
res-
ues
uui
witen
ine
aniwes
are
.
.pe
Hut
is
"W,
tll
,UHlr
n,,
or
IiroH.r,y
,,
Wi
llol.t,..ff
A
m.,.-!,.,
r...
.'..
tared
on
the
niarfcH
these
I
axe
are
included
in
the
prices
This
dnees
the
importer
in
the
position
M
a
rmeelor
f
Uxm
ratlier
I4an
n
tax
payer.
Tliose
who
are
anahtMl
by
reason
of.
the
iiroleefion
a
tariff
afford.
my
rie
I4e
prices
of
their
produrl
lo
the
lvel
oflhose
of
sfinitar
bnirtirtPt!
articles.
This
ineTMise
ill
the
prices
nf
prolecl
ei
roHtmudilie
(s
a
form
of
lax
cn-operalurs
are
fufXicienily
alion.
Iecaue
u
is
determined
limited
in
point
of
munlMrs
to
'by
ami
depends
upon
a
tariff'
make
suli
action
effective.
system
of
taxation
which
lertiiil
the
shifting
of
all
taxes
from
the
manufacturer
lo
the
wholesaler
and
from
the
wholesaler
to
the
retailer,
then
from
NOTICE.
rale
which
i
levied
on
lnixtrle
articles
of
like
quality.
Benefit
Private
Persons
This
tax
is
in
a
Has
by
itself
for
it
is
levied
by
and
for
the
benefit
of
private
parlies
and
n
government
derives
no
revenue
therefrom.
II
is
virtually
a
pro
duct
of
partial
legislation
which
upsets
the
principle
of
cualily
before
llie
law,
beenuse
its
direel
THE
rjsrpy
.WWWU
tlle&lU
ncLn
7
m
4',:0",rMll,
Ua'
mlr
ut
'niiiien-Jjf
4lil
yl
weri-dopied
under
i
.
ii
....
.i-i
ntiuiiK,
pariiruiariy
in
liiniy
if
iaei
(in.
Caute
of
Hloh
Prices
The
laxpx
Dial
are
evivl
a
n
n-cull
of
the
war
are
largely
Hie
oaue
of
the
high
priee
lh:ll
renpecl
lo
the
railway,
coblleri'
civil
re-eliihliJimenl,
civil
cervine
and
pjuhlic
workn
deparl-mwil,
explain
Hie
difference
be
tween
llie
luxe
of
to-day
ami
increase
in
llie
price
of
Hie
lm-
pcyJed
arljcje
due
lo
the
inclusion
of
l.he
tariff
rate
would
e..
(
a
1J
i
"
li
a
level
In
which
there
Ik
nothing
lo
prevent
the
home
mauufiie.lurer
raUitijr
(lie
price
of
'hi
Klines
.lo
like
.quality.
I'ivuii
Ihl
it
jnay
be
twen
lli.it
an
ineieaxe
1n
effective
tariff
niles
mujit
of
neeennHy
inx-ten-se
pricen
;md
lhiM-cbjs
lnrreane
l)e
col
of
livinz
for
it
.can
Le
met
i..
,.n.
......
II.
JIW
.VIU('i
WUf
Tariff
anl
Income
II
therefore
behooves
UiOie
wbe
arrJaim
the
high
tariff
propual
lo
addle
to
theinseiye
Hie
er-iouM
siucxtion,
a
whether
tie
increased
tariff
ralei
winch
add
lo
J
heir
burden,
would
alio
in
crease
their
income
proportion
ately,
it,
ol,
they,
are
iinplj
the
victim
of
iniKplaccd
confidence,
who,
by
iheir
folly
not
oidy
AMi-ljivr
.theiiitudve
liul
alsy
Ihrtr
eUowiuen.
After
the
American
civil
war,
war
tu,xe
ju
ome
caeM
were
cidU'ded
by
placing
boxe
in
re-
lail
elalilihmeiil
in
wliieli
piHVchaer
would
jdace
Hie
war-
lax
on
afty
article
lhey
bought
lam:
operation
it
would
be
ncec!ury
to
place
two
boxen
to
receive
the
lax.
In
llie
case
of
llie
hoe
referred
lo
one
would
be
needed
for
the,
importer
who
mu.tl
pay
the
duly
on
the
hoe.,
and
the
other
for
the
loie
inan
uiariurer.
in
uie
imponer
no
llie
purchaser
of
imported
shoes
would
place
three
dollars
Hie
tariff
rale
rmr
which
iuii
would
wumu
have
nave
i.viiui.wiiii
.
jo
it
subject
.
lo
control,
rise
inlboundarien
ami
which
accountVen
paid
lo
the
fioveriuiieut,
,pr..p.rlion
lo
the
amount
of
llielfor
the
difference
between
the
jlflxen
levied.
Jhl
liiph
laxes'preeenl
prices
or
most
of
Iheiie
,iiiean
lilxh
irice
i
due
In
Hie'ciiuiinodilie
and
those
which
oh-
i.
i;t!
.
Vi
i
it.
MWk
i7;
Jiu
iJU'eiiefils
apply
only
to
cerlalnjoul
incrasins
llie
jiriccs
of
Jhe
K?
lT.VelTk7,
T,Vi"'l,,'
communities
and
i.
1
iml
i.
hkrk
fi.
and
Iji
x.
niorkiWhicli
are
derived
at
llie
expense
.
ill
in
lb
rirsl
AiMltlMi.
ToMll
of;
r
,i
,,.
.i.,i-i....,i
,.f
or
',n,,
Hie
iletrimenl
or
iisri
suorHxin.
Mtp
ill.
And.
ov
i:tt
bait
'
ur
t'trt
It
trtr
nt
U
I.
lUnr
.'otlier.S.
i:ji
butsK-i.
I
....
.
...
.
MiMtnnry
inwir
or
ih
vt
at
iim!
Jhe
manner
ill
which
an
ef-
Sra.Ji''t.'S.'riifriv
tariff
operates
be
IaimI
hsrlnr
Iv-wi
iMtunMl
Li
m
II
l'
may
Inv
Inlf
0II.SI
to
liw.
tflrr
llir
ritilrttlwi'
shiivvn
hv
me.'iiis
nf
nn
illnslra
(
uw
flMSHH
Insn
I
If
rir'l
ruMlrailun
.
.
..
,
,
,
fc
iwrr,.f,
-r..l.hl
OrllflfllM
0T
TIIM,IIOU.
Illlis;
If,
for
insl.HUt'.
.shoe
i
i)
lxii
limit
in
il
mim
t:vere
m
the
"p
lrrr
fre'
lll
,,M
ami
a""
nn
(
UAMi;s
ll.
jnll.xsox.
T
orirlrul
i
rroriniM
irf
niie
fr
daiMi
ih
nn!
ad
valorem
duLy
f
50
percent
tSrWSJ&X?
iJSJAlXU-Hf
Plafcl
un
imported
nhoes.
toitic
n"",,,r",,
'""r
iahtl-
,nJa
pair
of
these
shoes
valued
at
ljuui'
iiiirr
orrw,
rnore
nHsri.!sny
six
dollars
with
the
tariff
(i.e..
Iin
ftrpifniuer,
iti
rate
ndded
which
would
le,
when
these
shoes
were
placed
on
I
he
market,
would
increase.
Uie
price
to
ul
least
nine
dollar..
Thin
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InUnllon
o
Apply.
I
Pur
chat
L.ana.
In
1!
Land
nerontiiur
filstrlrx
of
Prince
iiirri,
ami
muaie
ai
ine
inoiiin
r
lila
Falls
:rei-k
lilrh
fluttn
lulu
the
l.calall
HHrr
itxiul
In
inllra
taun
It"
HHrillh.
TAkK
.NOTICE
that
John
A.
mlth
ol
nian.
inlrmlt
io
nly
for
innlim
to
piirtimr
,uie
roiiowinr
aearriiH-n
lami:
Osninenriiiir
al
a
pott
nlanleil
l
the
sMiltif
t
enriier
or
Ut
Jill;
June
four;
llM-n-e
SO
rluilni
nurllierly;
Ihem-e
U
rhains
westerly,
mum
14-
lea,
lo
tlie
F.ra-Mll
'
lllvrr;
tin-lire
X0
rlialna
auuitierlv;
Iheiire
30
chains
easterly,
ami
ronlaliilnir
u
arrea,
tnote
r
leal.
,
Per
C.
P
Haled
Mirl
iitn
ma
AM-tlrant
niel.
AK-nt
LAND
ACT.
In
the
Atlln
land
nutrlrl
nr
Calar.
TAkK
MITICK
that
I,
FJIhlet
,NiUI
rnller.
of
New
Vork.
.H.V.,
I'.S.A.,
orru-lallin
limker,
liklvl'
lo
apply
fur
lier-iiil.liin
tn
rurrliae
the
follow
Inr
Ue-arrlheil
land:
Cimmieiirlna
at
a
pnst
planled
almul
to
rhnlns
sonlh
of
Karlnc's
J-oinl
nn
llie
wrl
hie
of
TaalMi
Lake,
ahnut
eleven
111II01
niHh
nf
the
Yukon
Iiuundary
Jlnc;
thenre
;
wucl
to
rhaln;
thenr
north
4(1
chains;
ilimire
eait
O
rlialm;
Ihonre
sniilherly
rnlluwlnr
alnnr
the
ahore
line
of
TarWh
Lake
lo
tKitnt
of
rnuiliMuii-cinent,
said
pan-el
contalnliif
-an
acre,
more
or
leaa.
.Kl.tl'IIIJIT
fiOTT
I'OTTKtl.
AplillratlL'
Fred
Lawon.
A
rem
a
ted
AnniM
,tn.b
f9t
OOVCNNaaCMT
UQUOR
ACT
Nolle
of
AoBtkallon
lar
Bmi-
Llesna.
Nujir.K
it
ui
nr.liY
rtivi'N
uwi
on
the
I
rati
iluv
itT
Oi-lolier.
U5.
I
tie
under-
ilani-il
In
loud
to
amily
to
IIm
l.lnuor
Couinil
linnril
or
iironae
Hi
n-aperi
tn
preiulKi-s.
Jielnir
jart
of
llu-
linlKllna
known
a
saiiieKiitn
iiiiiiuna
lumse,
dm-,
atml
at
Sklilexale.
iummi
the
lands
di-
arrlln-d
as
Lot
to,
ninrk
I,
arrordlnr
to
a
rt'tilMerei
map
ir
plan
iIi-imikuimi
411
me
Laud
in-mmry
Offlre
at
the
r.lly
of
l-rlore
liw-'.iorl
and
Jiniitliered
048.
for
llu-ale
of
beer
hv
the
Klaxa
nr
iiy
the
open
liollte
fur
riiniimpltiiii
on
4lie
Jiieinlfi-ii.
Haled
at
Skhlaal.
Il.(.
tlila
iOlh
day
of
Brptemher,
t0J.
EDMUND
0.
STEVENS.
Owner,
Applicant
and
pay
Hie
six
dollars
for
tin
shoes
the
value.
In
llie
manu
faclurer's
box
Hie
purchaser
of
the
home-made
article
would
he
compelled
lo
place
there
dollar
also,
the
privately
imposed
tax
of
the
manufacturer,
and
pay
six
dollars
for
Hie
protected
shoes.
In
llie
one
case
Hie
consumer
pays
a
lax
that
the
Oovernmenl
has
received,
in
the
other
he
pays
tribute
to
a
private
parly
who
has
been
privileged
to
exact
il
by
a
legislative
Art.
This
should
show
how
a
high
larifM
exploits
the
buyer.
It
would
also
show
that
peflera!
tariff
rate
of
this
kind
would
pena
lise
the
consumer
ft
the
exler!
of
33
1-3
per
cent
of
every
dol
lar
in
his
iioAc.jon.
Having
a
vole
why
should
he
submit
lo
sucji
excessive
e
ploitaliojif
The
answer
may
J.V
that
this
is
a
democracy
and
al
though
the
democrat
.
has
the
power
lo
control
lit'
economic
deslwy
like
a
pig
willPa
parasol
he
i
unable
to
use
U.
When
a
Jhigh
lorJtff
peiialies
an
industry,
which
it
doe
in
Hi
cae
oj
agriculture,
lumber
and
pulp,
fishing
and
mining,
hy
in
creasing
Uie
cols
of
construction
ami
production
therein
with-
;iroilucl.
the
tendency
is
to
wards
a
reduction
ralher
than
an
increase
in
Hie
uumlier
of
jobs.
Consumer
Must
Pay
In
addition
lo
tliose
laves
mentioned
there
are
many
other!
forms
which
when
added
lo
-the
Operating
expenses
and
passed
on,
the
last
man,
the
consumer
must
bear.
Ll
is
thus
Unit
the
retail
prices
of
romuioditicd
may.
he
increased
io
the
extent
of
all
luxes
levied
on
an
industry.
Its
products
and
profits
In
case?
wherein
the
.artificial
control
of
pricosi
'
rAay
b'e.
.ejieirJecJ;,
There.
are
two
classesi
of
coftMiiuera.
Uvtho.e
wliO:
v'aii.
pa4
llu
In-Jiellde
luxes
.uch
as
tariff
riltKs-etc..
lo
others
because
of
their
ability
to
control
their
prices
and
rates
ur
llie
co.l
of
their
services.
The
price-fixing
privilege,
of
the
protected
industries
I
limited
only
lo
a
level
at
which
outside
competition
would
acj.
as
.1
check,
hence
those
connected
therewith
as
consumers
find
no
I
i
nutile
in
passing
the
invisible)
lax
along,
ine
proressions
sucli
as
the
medical,
law,
dentistry.'
etc.,
ns
association
are
by
rea-1
son
of
orgauUalioii
able
tn
include
the
invisible
lax
(high
cost
of
living)
in
their
service
costs
and
fees
and
thereby
pas
il
on.
Some
labor
unions
chiefly
those
engaged
In
protected
Industries
wherein
the
wage
scales
reach
as
high
a
level
its
100
per
cent,
above
pre-war
are
also
in
a
position
lo
pass
the
invisible
tax
to
others
which
lhey
ure
compelled
to
pay
when
purchasing
,lhc
necessaries
of
life.
'
Invisible
Taxes
The
succcf
.acJ.iiv,d
.ljy
pacing
the
Invisible
luxes
lo
others
depends
upon
the
market.
For
when
the
price
of
Hie
protected
commodity
is
doubled
lis
sale
Is
seriously
affected.
Vhen
the
professions
double
their
fees
or
I
.Up
cost
of
their
services
lhey'
iml
Hint
such
services
are
di.
pensed
wllh
Whenever
possible,
When
labor
unions
double
the
.P.AQB
SEVIER
.
Under
the
Shadow
QVER
YOUR
HOME
IT
HANGS-the
mortgage
which
made
your
ownership
possible.
It
is
your
hope
to
see
it
fade
gradually
away
until
the
home
is
yours
-free
of
encumbrance.
But
if
your
presence
should
be
removed
what
then?
a
Will
the
threatening
cloud
descend
to
engulf
the
home
and
plunge
your
loved
ones
into
need
and
privation?
Banish
that
cloud
forever
r-remove
the
ever-present
fear
from
your
mind.
Cover
the
amount
of
your
mortgage
with
Life
Insurance
Protection,
as
many
other
wise
men
have
done.
Then,
whether
you
be
here
or
not
the
home
is
safe
--your
loved
ones
are
secure.
Jt
is
easy
thus
to
insure
the
continuation
of
the
home
you
have
established.
Ask
any
representative
of
.Life
Insurance
Service
for
full
details
of
the
plan.
ink
hsmm.
0crmce
wage
scales
lhey
also
find
that
their
working
days
are
reduced
in
number,
and
all
because
such
practices
destroy
the
purchasing!
power
of
that
consumer
vlm
bears
the
burden
of
the
invisible
taxes
and
without
a
corresponding
Increase
in
income.
These
consumers
constitute
a
majority
of
t,he
people
.of
llie
country
and
are
interested
in
and
dependent
upon
llie
production
of
the
basic
commodities
Hi
price.
of
which
are
ilelerniiueil
on
world
markets
ami
which
are
subject
lo
the
law
of
supply
and
demand.
These
prices
show
no
serious
inflation
when
compared
with
many
year
of
the
pre-war
period
lor
the
reason
Hint
artificial
control
0
such
cannot
bo
exercised
by
the
producers.
'J'liee
consumers
who
are
dependent
upon
Ihe
basic
jn-dgslries
for
a
livelihood
and
who
can
conl
r.ol
nejjher
the
prices
.of
I
heir
products
nor
the
costs
of
Iheir
.services
are
Ihe
real
tax
payers,
(he
burden
bearers
of
Ihe
mil
ion.
When
we
find
such
co.usuj
ncrs
clumoriug
for
an
in
crease
in
Ilielr
burdens
(higher
protection
without
Increasing
Iheir
earning
power,
it
J
time
lo
place
.democracy
in
the.
category
of
lost
causes.
I).
J.
SILUVAN,
Anyox,
B.C.
'
Tfe
ove
thai
Never
Die
'
EVERYONE
SEEMS
TO
BE
TRYING
TO
SHOW
HOW
ELECTION
WILL
RESULT
Quobec
Newspaper
Gives
Liberals
Good
Majority
Over
All
Others
All
interested
in
polities
seem
lo
be
trying
to
show
how
the
particular
parly
lo
which
they
belong
is
bound
to
win
in
the
election
on
October
2U.
I.a
l'resse.
Hie
leading
French
journal
of
iu-dependeut
tendencies
aiyes
it
as
follows:
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..
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ick
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Ontario
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,
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paper
gives
the
Progressives
28
ln
all,
Willi
Conservatives
Rrt
and
Liberals
131.
This
gives
Liberals
131,
other
parties
J
1
1
or
a
clear
majority
over
all
of
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