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TUESDAY.
OCTOBER
8.
1928.
QtESTlOX
OK
TAX
litl.VG
MftLTKSED.
.
lor
years
there
hat
bmi
agitation
against
the
personal
property
ta,
the
chief
vbjectlun
to
It
being
tlt
In
times
viben
no
profits
are
made
the
manu-
facturer
lias
to
pay
a
large
tax
on
the
plant,
Xow
It
Is
proposed
to
make
a
change
and
the
form
of
tat
recommended
and
accepted-
a
a
good
one
by
hoard
of
trade
and
other
U
the
turnover
tax.
Under
It,
If
adopted,
a
email
levy
will
be
made
on
the
buMhcw.
turnover.
I'ncler
the
old
tax.
the
plant
had
to
pay,
whether
It
win
operated
or
not.
Vnder
the
new
proposal
there
wilt
be
no
payment
demanded
unlets
the
plant
Is
0erateU.
.
The
Ooiernmrnt
ha
sent
out
notices
In
regard
to
the
proposed
change
and
If
there
Is
any
object'""
to
It.
thi
I
the
time
to
make
the
objection
and
not
watt
until
The
Legislation
I
formulated
or
possibly
passed.
Then
It
will
lie
too
late.
Perhaps
It
may
be
well
to
note
tliat
the
turnover
Ux
doe
not
affect
those
who
pay
Income
tax
but
'
It
1
a
substitute
tax
for
those
ho
carry
n
business
without
making
profits.
COMMERCIAL
hl'RVEY
Ol'
VICTORIA
I'ltOPOSCIl.
In
order
to
place
Victoria
more
permanently
on
the
commercial
map
of
the
world
the
citizen
hate
been
discussing
and
ways
mean
and
have
decided
on
a
course
of
action.
This
I
what
the
morning
paper
of
that
city
lias
to
say
of
the
matter:
Topsy
was
not
mentally
concerned
about
the
mystery
of
life
hen
she
was.
asked
If
she
knew
who
made,
her.
Her
rrnlr
was
that
sh-.-H-rt
.i..
'a;
'v
young
person.
Indeed,
but
she
did
not
realize
iiii.ciion.as
necessary
to
growth.
Everything
endowed
with
physical
Ufe
must
be
active
and
aggressive
It
It
hopes
to
attain
the
ultimate'
object
of
Its
creation.
We
are
told
that
man,
by
taking
thought,
cannot
add
a
cubit
to
his
hls-ture.
Uut
the
great
cities
of
the
world
did
not
become
treat
br
adoutlnr
she
attitudes
towards
their
commercial.
Industrial
and
transportation
relations
wiwi
ine
resi
of
the
world,
tilasgow
became
a
great
and
Important
business
and
Industrial
centre
by
converting
the.
Clyde
from
a
comparatively
Insignificant
stream
Into
a
river
capable
of
supporting
ou
Its
flowing
waters
the
largest
U.lps
in
the
world.
Liverpool
straightened
and
deepened
the
Mersey
and
made
It
one
of
the
great
shipping
highways
of
the
world.
London,
although
we
believe
It
I
still
the
chief
city
In
the
world
in
population
and
business.
Ls
still
aggresshe
and
striving
for
larger
growth.
It
I
making
provision
for
further
development
by
Improving
Its
great
water
highway,
the-
Thames,
and
constructing
docks
which
will
be
one
of
the
wonders
of
the
world.
Vancouver
owes
Its
rapid
growth
In
population,
commerce
and
Industry
to
Its
connection
by
water
with
all
parts
of
the
world
and
to
Its
connection
by
rail
with
every
part
of
America.
SOMETHING
PRACTICAL
'
MIST
HE
DONE.
iow
the
business
men
of
Victoria,
who
have
never
been
apathetic
or
passive
In
their
attitude
towards
the
future
of
prospect
thU.port.
but
have
never
been
quite
definite
in
their
views
as
to
what
should
be
done
to
achieve
the
objects
of
their
ambition,
appear
to
have
reached
the
conclusion
that
something
practical
must
be
done
to
determine
the
status
of
the
city
as
a
world
shipping
port,
con-tlnues
the
article.
There
has
been
a
great
deal
of
what
we
hope
we
may
be
permitted
to
call
desultory
declamation
about
the
advantageous
situation
of
Victoria
on
the'
great
commercial
highways
of
the
world
and
about
what
should
be
done
to
turn
those
advantages
to
practical
account,
hat
successful
and
aggressive,
business
men
are.
not
necessarily
practical
authorities
on
matters
of
transportation.;
The
business
of
tranKirtatlon
today
Is
conducted
and
directed
by
S-eclallts.
The
Victoria
Ileal
Estate
Hoard
and
the
Victoria
''.&m.'
merce
have
decided
that
the
only
way
In
which
the
matter
of
the
future
of
Victoria
as
a
transportation
centre
ran
be
definitely
determined
Is
by
engaging
a
transportation
specialist
to
make
a
survey
of
the
situation
and
to
make
sug.
grstlon
based
upon
the
result
of
the
investigations.
The
matter
I
now
In
the
hands
of
the
Victoria
city
Council,
and
we
trust
It
may
be
favorably
considered
by
the
members
of
the
Council.
At
the
same
time
we
are
not
In
the
slightest
degree
sceptical
as
to
the
bu4nes
future
of
this
city.
Whether
the
report
of
the
specialist
lie
highly
favorable
or
slightly
non-committal,
there
are
other
element.
In
action
which
assure
the
growth
and
prosperity
of
the
city.
The
rapid
growth
In
the
population
of
Hie
surrounding
districts;
the
establishment
of
numerous
Industries
In
almost
every
port
of
Van-couver
Island,
and
the
great
Increase
In
the
population
of
the
cities
on
the
Canadian
and
the
American
mainland,
are
all
factors
favorable
to
the
growth
of
Victoria.
Victoria
Is
Instinct
with
life,
and
therefore
Is
destined
to
grow.
Give
him
all
he
wants
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Makes
good
muscle
and
sound
teeth
Builds
sturdy
boys
and
girls
CLOSE
LIBRARY
ON
THURSDAYS
l.lllltARIAN
TO
BE
GIVEN
IIAI.I
HOLIDAY
ALOXtl
WITH
OIIIKK
CIVIC
OrTICIALX
i
.
.
i
At
the
regular
monthly
meeting
ol
thS"
Library
Board
held
In
the
Librarv
building
after
closing
last
night
It
was
decided
to
give
the
librarian
the
regular
civic
half
-holiday
on
Thursday.
This
will
enable
her
to
devote
more
time
to
cataloguing
and
other
office
work
of
the
library,
with
which
work
It
la
difficult
to
keep
pace.
The
change
will
come
Into
force
next
week
so
the
j
library
will
be
open
ou
Thursday
as
j
ufcual
this
week.
At
the
meeting
the
librarian
reported
a
circulation
for
last
month
or
'2303
volume
of
which
1C6S
was
Action,
27S
non-flctlon
and
368
Juvenile.
Th?
library
waa
open
for
20
days
so
th
average
circulation
per
day
waa
113.4
During
the
month,
ten
books
were
received
by
gift
and
53
by
purchase
while
ten
had
to
be
discarded.
Thti
leaves
on
the
shelves
or
In
circulation
5.303
volumes.
The
librarian
was
authorized
ts
make
up
a
shipment
of
books
for
re
binding.
These
present
were
Mrs.
Klrkpatrlcr;
(Chairman),
a.
V.
Wilkinson.
Alderman
W.
J,
Oreer.
James
Black,
F.
J.
Fuller.
Rev.
O.
Q.
Hacker
and
H.
F.
Pulleu.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
The
British
Museum
has
Just
mount
ed
a
flue
specimen
of
Canadian
dlno
saur
but
so
far
has
failed
to
exhibit
a
sample
of
the
genus
mossback.
Thes
English
Institutions
always
were
rather
9Ut
of
date.
Almee
McPherson
continues
to
hold
the
centre
of
the
stage
along
with
the
world
league
ball
games.
The
Nelson
newspaper
ls
calling
on
the
people
of
that
wonderful
city
to
erect
an
auditorium
to
accommodate
big
conventions,
big
meetings
and
a
big
exhibition.
It'a
nice
to
see
such
ambition
In
a
little
mining
town.
As
a
metropolis
which
has
arrived
we
car
look
with
amusement
on
these
puny
efforts
of
others.
After
all
it
must
be
fine
to
be
a
lob
ster.
He
does
.not
have
to
wear
Crabs
msy
sidestep
but
they
do
!t
openly
and
brazenly
and
do
not
lie
about
it
or
pretend
to
walk
straight.
When
Vancouver
remarks
thst
Prince
Rupert
Is
having
another
spell
of
bad
weather,
the
reply
ls
"So's
your
old
man."
Ten
Years
Agov
in
Prince
Rupert
tM'TOHER
3.
1916
Experts
of
the
Geological
Surrey
r.t
Ottawa
are
showing
deep
interest
in
the
combination
of
gold
and
cobalt
ore
taken
from
Rocber
de
Bouls
mountain
states
W.
6.
Harris,
well
known
Hazelton
mining
man,
who
Is
'r
the
city.
Mr.
Harris
ls
at
present
conducting
operations
ou
the
Hazelton
View
Mine.
By
forming
combines
Jor
shipping
on
the
Atlantic
Ocean,
British
ship
firm
will
probably
cut
the
German
out
of
the
carrying
trade
altogether
alter
the
war.
Word
has
been
received
that
Major
C
T.
Partington
-
and
Sergeant
Alex
8
to-well,
both
of
whom
left
Prince
Rupert
for
the
war,
have
been
killed
In
action.
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
TEN
DAY
SALE
BRINGS
OUT
MEAT
CROWDS
l-ocal
IT
Ices
That
Compete
With
.Mall
Order
Houses
Being
Taken
Advantage
of
by
Prince
lluert
People
J.
B.
Is
happy
these
days.
That's
J.
B.
Miller,
proprietor
of
the
Montreal
Importers.
He
Is
selling
goods
fast
faster
than
he
expected
and
that's
what
makes
him
happy.
And
he'says
that
his
customers
who
have
been
buying
ought
to
be
happy
too,
for
they
hare
been
buying
goods
at
prices
never
before
equalled
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
Montreal
Importers
store
has
been
thronged
since
last
Friday
and
the
turnover
In
stock
that
they
wanted
they
are
getting.
The
whole
stock
of
men's
and
boys'
clothing
and
furnishings
ls
being
offered
not
only
at
Montreal
prices
but
at
Montreal
prices
cut
down
to
sale
prices
and
those
who
buy
are
certainly
getting
wonderful
value.
Take
men's
winter
overcoats
for
Instance.
There
ls
a
great
assortment
and
the
prices
run
from
(8.45
to
135.00.
Nobody
can
beat
that)
And
that
ls
only
one
representative
Hem
of
these
wonderful
sale
prices,
More
goods
are
arriving
regularly
and
during
this
sale,
they
are
being
erfered
at
the
same
reductions,
as
they
arrive.
This
sale
ls
to
last
for
.ten
days
and
will
end
next
Tuesday.
But
for
your
own
sake,
don't
wait
until
the
last
day
or
two,
Get
there
quick
before
the
stock
ls
picked
over
and
while
you.
can,
have
your
own
choice.
It
will
pay
you.
But
It'a
up
to
you.
And
It's
worth
while,
anywsy,
to
see
J,
B.
looking
so
happy
Advt.
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ItgiM
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Hill
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is
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PJontl.efeofihenr.
VJ
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
ON
OnUit
fvor
i-
tht
KurJuttn
fatttr-
n
istrfrh'sjaso
assise
fiotit
if
,t
mnftprfi
uj
knvm
trtik
Uut
anJ
ittrlel
fovti.
It
it
Cesgofsn
Cold
Sfl.1rt-Rt
.'.
ityO.
Jolorful
Rugs
that
Brighten
Every
Room
that
Make
Housekeeping
Easier!
Women
who
know
the
value
of
leisure
do
not
spend
their
time
and
strength
in
trying
to
clean
old-fashioned
floor-coverings.
They
have
found
out
that
easy-to-clean
floor-coverings
can
he
just
as
attractive
as
dust
collecting,
woven
rugs
and
much
easier
to
care
for.
Sanitary
and
Easily
Cleaned
With
a
Congoleum
Gold
Stal
Art-Rug
on
the
floor,
a
few
minutes
with
a
damp
mop
removes
every
speck
of
dust,
every
spot
and
stain.
Contrast
that
with
dusty
sweeping
and
beating!
I
Then,
there's
the
satisfaction
of
knowing
that
these
rugs
make
a
sanitary
playground
for
the
inijKirtant
youngest
member
of
the
family,
as
well
as
save
mother
from
hard
work.
WATERFRONT
HOME
OF
MR.
AND
MRS.
COLLIER
A
number
ot
friends
gathered
Satur
day
evening
at
the
home
of
Mr.
end
Mrs.
J.
W.
Collier,
on
the
waterfront
to
congratulate
Mr.
Collier
on
having
passed
another
milestone
on
the
highway
of
life.
An
enjoyable
time
was
spent
dancing,
singing
and
taking
par
In
games.
Buffet
supper
was
served
at
midnight
and
It
waa
early
mornlnr.
when
the
cars
were
called
to
take
the
visitors
home.
Among
those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Collier,
Miss
Pearl
Collier,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Llnstead,
Arthur
Llnstead,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
Walker,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oswthorne.
Vic
Mark-land,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomson,
W.
W.
Wsy.
B.
T
Way,
H,
Dickens,
W
Clap
perten,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Saxon.
In
The
Letter
Box
WANT
tlKEATMt
NI'KI'.II
Editor,
Dally
News.
At
the
Convention
of
farmers'
Institutes
held
At
Terrace
on
the
day
of
Comfort:
and
Sconomy
i
8
vowtcm
tester
co
luii..
M
Variety
of
Lovely
Patterns
v
"
Many
women
find
that
the
artistic
3ngoleum
GOLD
SEAL
4rt-Rugs
Made
in
Canada
b$
Canadians
for
Canadians
111
the
local
Fall
Fair,
the
following
resolution
submitted
by
the
Upper
8
k
etna
Farmers'
Institute
wss
unanimously
carried:
.RESOLVED
that
the
present
rate
.
ot
progress
on
construction
'of
the
Public
lllghwsy
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Hazel-ion
Is
not
satisfactory
and
that
the
Provincial
Oovernment
be
urged
to
make
a
substantial
appropriation
for
the
early
completion
ot
this
much.
iceded
means
of
transportation
for
In-ercommunlcatlon
between
towns
an1
hat
copies
of
this
resolution
be
sens
.o
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trsde
aid
to
the
local
newspapers.
irr
ItALLIWELL,
Secretary
of
Convention.
?rinceTharand
NEWINGTON
GOING
ON
DRY
DOCK
THIS
WEEK
The
long
repair
Job
on
the
C.O.M.M,
."relghter
Canadian
Coaster
will
be
com
pleted
within
a
couple
of
days
It
was
stated
at
the
dry
dock
this
morning.
Tomorrow
the
lighthouse
tender
New.
Ington
will
be
taken
on
the
pontoons
for
annual
Inspection.
On
fier
arrival
here
on
Thursday
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
C
N
R.
steamer
Prince
Charles
will
be
taken
up
for
cleaning
tnd
painting
which
will
be
done
In
time
to
allow
the
vessel
to
sail
on,
her
return
south
on
schedule
tme
Saturday
evening.
Charged
with
having
an
offensive
weapon,
revolver,
In
h(s
possession,
Samuel
J.
Klslck
.was
arrested
last
night
by
Corporal
Markland
and
Constable
McKlnlay,
This
morning
tho
revolver
was
confiscated
and
Klslck
was
released
on
giving
the
understand
Ing
that
he
was
leaving
the
city
this
afternoon
on
the
Cardena.
'
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Art-Rug
patterns
give
them
suggest
itms
for
the
color
scheme
in
every
room.
Their
color
harmonies
are
charming
their
designs
artistic.
Always
Look
for
the
Gold
Seal
In
addition,
these
rugs
are
low
in
price
and
carry
the
well
known
Gold
Seal
pledge
of
"Satisfaction
Guaranteed
or
Your
Money
Hack."
It
is
only
by
warning
you,
for
your
own
sake
actually
to
see
the
Gold
.Seal
pasted
on
the
goods,
that
we
can
help
piotccc
you
against
inferior
imitations.
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Rugs
cpme
in
all
popular
sizes
from
small
mats
to
9
x
15
foot
room-size
rugs.
Your
dealer
will
show
them
to
you.
0r,ifmoreconvcnicnt,
send
for
our
free
color
folder.
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coupon
below
will
save
you
the
trouble
of
writing.
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