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86
Friday,
July
6,
192S
WHY
MAKE
POOR
PAY?
.Hon.
S.
F.
Tofmie,
leader
of
the
Conservatives,
declares
that
if
he
should
form
a
government
at
Victoria,
he
will
do
away
with
the
succession
duty
tax.
Today
when
a
rich
man
dies
the
nrovince
HEAR
PATT1JLLO
TOMfiHT
Tian-
Hon.
Dr.
Tolmie
was
here
we
urged
people
of
this
city
to
get
out
and
hear
him.
They
went
in
large
numbers.
Now
we
sTrggwst
that
they
hear
Mr.
Pattullo's
reply.
It
is
understood
that
tho
minister
of
lands
hut
a
few
rnther
incisive
things
to
say
and
he
has
a
hali't
of
saying
them
rathtr
well
when
a
campaign
is
on.
Wt
have
bee
.
told
that
h
will
be
practicaUy
the
only
speaker
and
that
the
moo'.ingr
will
not
be
unduly
protracted.
THEATRE
PICTUHES
Attention
ht
been
drawn
to
the
fact
that
portions
of
uicturos
are
sometimes
missing
v
hen
they
are
shown
here.
Any
such
missing
part
are
ihose
deli-N-d
by
the
oencor
for
various
reasons.
Every
picture
exhib'.lajal
in
this
province
in
first
run
through
or
one
of
the
censors
and
if
tfcere
ii-
anything
conaidcifd
flaaranlly
jeetion
able
it
is
cut
out.
Every
province
of
the
Dohlmrwianfilim
but
naturally
there
is
a
difference
of
opinion
as
to
what
shall
be
deleted.
We
are
'old
that
the
nuinavrement
of
the
local
theatre
never
deletes
anyth
nj'.
the
picture
being
shown
just
as
it
comes
to
them.
It
is
understood
th.it
when
a
lilra
is
torn
in
running
it.
as
often
oiciirs,
th.-
torn
portion
of
the
film
has
to
be
eliminated.
As
a
film
may
be
turn
at
any
time,
there
is
possibility
of
something
not
appearing
for
that
reason.
Advance
notiren
of
pictures
are
written
when
the
film
leaves
the
producers
.md
may
cortain
references
to
parts
which
the'
censor
has
eliminated.
This
occurs
in
all
picture
houses
alike
throughout
the
province.
The
thektre
notices
are
intended
as
a
guide
to
reader';
of
the
paper
but
are
not
guaranteed
in
any
way
owing
t6
the
difficult
ies
here
mention)
.
I.
lh
Sfrawbemes
at
their
best
With
mill;
or
cream
tor
breakfast
or
supper.
Easily
prepared,
easily
digested
Every
shred
baited
crisp
and
tasty
TTllSCUIT-the
tastv
luncheon
wafer
Made
by
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd.
:tt
warn.
.tare
sathartnc
ej.
Prince
Rupert
wltvWo
'gathttLt-
i
ed-jraterdny
in
the
Commoner
caie
a
a
Jcint
luncheon
of
the
aotary
onio
ana
tbe
Women's
OWkattlan
QOT
bear
Rotwt
Watson,
Cassis
autber.
glten
an
address
on
the
trlbu
latlen
ami
humors
at
authorahjp,
Tie
.taMee
we
fflMtt
to
capai
.and
Oeorge
Rorle.
president
of
she
Club
presided,
ably
.
euppsrt4
by
MM.
J.
C.
McLcnoau.
pieaMcat,
Of
.
,be
Wo
men
s
Canadian
Club.
Two
Wal
eoloa
wtre
given.
One
by
Mia.
Brotklcaby
and
the
other
by
Mrs.
CruUkslanX
sad
at
tbe
close
tfce
speaker
was
tamnled
by
Mr..
MicLenntn.
Mrs.
Watson
also
was
present
at
taa
head
taote.
Story
after
story
va
told
by
Mr.
Watson,
moat
of
them
Ultutrating
some
feature
of
the
votk
of
writing
or
marketing
literary
ware
Thirteen
stories
Mr.
Walaon
said,
tie
had
burled.
-m
that
he
began
to
wonder
whether
he
wan
an
author
or
undertaker,
but
he
was
not
so
wealthy
a
the
latter.
In
the
art
of
marketing.
Mr.
Wat-
scli
told
of
selling
bis
first
book
three
and
a
half
yeare
after
It
was
written
and
that
to
a
firm
that
had
tumad
it
'(town
at
first.
One
article
he
had
sftered
forty
times,
rewritten
ami
sold
for
a
respectable
sum
after
fifteen
years
of
Watting.
One
book
this
author
had
written
he
wanted
to
call
"Be
Sre
Your
Sin
Will
Find
You
Oat.."
but
the
puhllah-
er
explained
it
would
be
ptraisMcn
just
before
Christmas
and
they
oould
picture
a
person
receiving
a
book
with
a
title
as
a
ChrMtanae
present.
Dealing
with
the
matter
of
critics.
Mr.
Watson
said
hla
tad
Hughle
had
brought
him
a
report
from
bis
tin
bar
which
was
not
a
very
good
one.
He
had
expressed
surprise
and
sunrow,
butf
he
boy
quietly
easae
Back:
"Say-,
dad.
did
you
read
that
review
of
your
book
the
Free
Press
yesterdafT
Then
be
further
remarked.
"Neter
mind
sefenoi
teMtaats
and
fUltaa
dant
know
it
alL"
Mr.
Wacwa
depiered
the
fact
that
nty
three
or
four
authors
earned
i
their
living
that
way.
In
the
Argatv
t.il
n
MfHiitaiM
f
fk.
.4.
k
tt
......J
4
a.
ui
I
lB
ReJotle
s
SOW
Of
MPAOO
.
"
"
w
,,ri"Hvcted
snmnay
for
tt
Mmmmt
ic
mouK
is
uune
in
most
countries,
especially
in
ureal.
Britain,
of
literary
work
by
local
author
In
Uie
latter
country
the
tax
rate
on
inheritance
is
very
high.
Small
estate
pay
little
but
large
ones
pay
high.
Dot
Dr.
Tolrnie
teems
to
object
to
this
collection
of
succession
duties
from
rich
people
because
it
tends
to
keep
rich
people
front
eorofcig
Irere.
.
In.ref.4y
.to
this
we
would
suggeat
that
if
rich
people
do
not
want
to
come
they
can
stay
where
tnty"
are.
We
befletl
in
treating
thjjra
well
but
they
must
pay
their
share
of
the
taxes.
TTie,'3
Jcceio
duties
are
taxes
on
rich
people's
estates
and
are
among
Lhe
most
just
of
all
taxes.
The
higher
they
are
the
better.
If
all
the
countries
of
the
world
could
agree
to
do
the
same,
the
state
Would
take
a
very
large
percentage
of
the
estate
of
all
people
who
Jie,
thau
doing
away
with
much
of
the
privilege
of
wealth.
At
It
is
at
present
impossible
for
the
nations
to
agree
on
such
joint
a
tion,
the
tax
has
to
be
kept
reasonably
low
in
order
not
fo
people
out
of
the
country.
That
seems
to
be
the
iwlicy
of
tne
K.u
government.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
they
will
not
be
influenced
ly
Dr.
Tolmie
and
abolish
it
altogether.
Probably
the
most-just
of
all
taxes
are
the
income
tax
and
the
inheritance
tax.
They
are
tares
on
the
people
who
are
best
able
to
pay
and
those
with
smail
incomes
are
not
affected.
ing
-with
their
own
cacnttry
fare
nothlag.
Until
Uteratare
she
eoukfl
not
nsybn.
One
thing
Oanada
had
ta
get
rid
of
the
uifertority
to
dO
WM
She
must
learn
that
Oanada
can
'ntngf
as
weal
as
other
countries.
Mr.
Wateon
etesed
hkt
tat
by
rater-
-ace
to
the
work
of
Stevewan
other
suthors
and
of
the
difficulty
of
competing
with
them.
However
it
was
be
chase
that
was
enjoyable
thing.
When
the
prize
was
won
tbe
was
over.
Man
in
the
Moon
1
.
Thee
are
day
when
aanoMwsea
hare
to
be
careful.
Brer
word
they
utter
Out;
be
used
ifatnet
ffeem.
t
It
l
difficult
for
a
man
to
feel
su-TlSr
when
he
east
ateegt
at
nigbt.
'Pr?at
fss&ftne
?reent
jokeatara
apeaklag
f
She
as
t
shall
mous-e.
Ki
nine
a
giHe
or
three
out
all
,A
tvaak
la
often
a
nuisance
and
yet
itton
ttUnts
are
turned
bjr
it.
Some
people
have
too
much
sense
ti
worrjr
and
others
here
not
enough.
Jate
saya.
be
simwe
it's
wrong..
to
wear
C
but
H
reUcVea
xn
lot
j
Hie
"The
work!
ta
dhrlsWd
Into
two
clawiea.
tbaae
who
work
and
those
who
dodge
work.
"Very
glad
to
mate
jrou."
as
the
Irish
parson
said
to
the
bride
whan
introduced
by
flfce
groom.
"It
takes
very
little
to
please
aae."
as
the
pstseser
recskrked
when
aaked
if
be
had
anything
to
say
before
nefUeaee
was
passed.
When
a
man
aajrs
he
will
be
true'
to
the
last,
it
sB
depends
upon
which
one
Is
the
last.
To
watexi
some
of
the
pedestrians
yott
would
t'msgtae
they
owned
the
streets
'
astf
Jake
taye
some
of
the
motorists
drive
as
if
they
owned
(he
car.
There
la
a
stew
war
to
lift
a
mort
gage.
The
other
day
a
trap
atnsek
oar--nit
n
rigm
petween
qe
oona
snd
the
third
payments.
hee
preach
'
b'a
poifercd
"iit
Men
op
so
much
wrtlt
appeal
for
help
that
the
bishop
finaUy
told
him
wltb
a
tone
of
rmalktf
that
he
didn't
want
any
more
appeal
from
blm.
The
next
week
eame
another
letter
from
the
preather:
"Dear
Bishop:
I
Ssswe
you
this
Is
not
an
Sppeal.
It
la
a
report.
I
have
no
plBts1."
Mrs.
J.
I
Just
heard
an
awful
story
about
your
husband.
N
irm
J
TV.
T
null
.
v.
wit
..i
u
a.
"
1."-
dresa.
Lome
Hamilton
bus
In
can
men.
are
here
for
tbe
purpese
of
engaging
in
some
sal
mon
fishing.
The
had
great
aucuses
with
springs
In
Wart
Canal.
A
aew
eoneem
known
as
tbe
Oaorge-
twon
Spruce
Co
with
Oeorge
MoAfse
nssssfiBSnssU
)U
hesd.
has
leased
the
Oeorn-
:"wn
Lumber
Co.'
sawmill
at
Oeorajs-'fown.
R.
Beymoui
W.
late
maa
agar;
of'
the
mm.
iU
ooaos
into
(own
jrfter
oualtiess
'
r...
'
TXNir
men
aboard
Jl
local
halibut
boat
Atll
share
IM8
each
ab
a
reult
of
a
week's
flsMfig.
The
boats
oatrh
was
18.000
and
tbe
price
was
14c
The
Atll
belong
to
the
O
W.
Nlrkerson
Oo.
VANDERHOOF
Various
matters
of
routine
nature
were
taken
up
at
a
meeting
of
the
Village
commission
last
week.
An
enjoyable
picnic
was
held
under
u
no
iSl
i-y
ik
o
the
auagaees
ot
the
Ladles'
Aid
Society
at
Nuikl
Lata
last
Thursday
afternoon.
A.
It.
Stewart
has
left
'or
Ontario
to
visit
with
his
awithtr
who
is
seriously
'
111.
.
A
stampede
was
held
nt
the
Stony
?r
Indian
Reservation
on
Monday,
the
program
including
trucking
contests,
horse
races
and
field
sports.
Miss
Margaret
McOiarmld
ol
Ladner.
-i
graduate
of
the
University
of
Brush
Columbia
wKh
honors,
has
been
-ngaged
to
teach
the
Intermediate
gmttt
at
VaSMWrheof
Superior
school
neat
term.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
Ol'
INTKNTION
TO
APPI.V
TO
I.KASB
LXSU
In
Smlthers
Land
Recording
District
and
situate
adjoining
Lot
6180
on
East
side
of
a-n
niver.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Christina
Corler.
of
Pacine.
BO
,
married
woman,
'ntna
ta
tafly
for
a
Mee
of
the
fonewmg
de-scrlbd
lards:
Com:
.teiiclng
at
a
post
planted
at
the
soutbeae'
c
rner
of
Lot
9180.
Range
6,
Coast
Dtitr
rt;
thence
north
80
chains;
thence
cst
30
chains;
thence
south
80
chslns:
tvnoe
west
30
chains,
and
eon-talnlng
160
acres,
more
nr
lew
CHRISTINA
COR'Y,
Applicant.
Dated
May
38,
1838.
r
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PACIFIC
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$19d
or
with
electric
drive
$230
emonstrdtxort
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Friday
July
c.
i
You
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new
Orthoionic
Victrola
:;
in
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Try
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M
then
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like
it.
..
.
Aher
all
the
purchase
of
a
new
Orthopfionic
Victfola
is
a
step
requiring
a
little
serious
thought
in
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You
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itrne
not
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imagine),
how
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in
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You
want
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its
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You
will
prolaMy
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to
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it
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various
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in
your
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Why
not?
It
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you
nothing
to
do
all
thia,
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wonderful
evening
of
your
favorite
music
Home
demonstration
w
part
of
the
service
rendered
by
fits
Master's
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dealers.
Any
responsible
person
in
the
community
may
arrange
for
such
a
demonstration.
0$
Orthoph
"True
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M
Sound"
There
is
nO
music
to
beautifully
identical
with
the
original
performance
as
Orthophonfe
Victrola
muaec.
This
is
possible
only
through
the
recently
developed,
Victor
controlled,
principle
of
"Matched
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or
''SmooUi
Fkw
of
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Alto,
there
ia
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varied
or
so
famoas
m
the
group
that
tings
for
Victor
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Ortho-phonic
records.
Mfidels
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the
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designed,
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convenient
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