PAOE
TWO
VHB
PATLY
NEWS
The
sale
of
"SALADA"
is
great
because
li
Is
superior
tea
It
would
be
greater
still
If
doubters
STOCK
SHARPER
were
to
try
It
You
have
to
buy
tea
anyway
Why
not
make
your
next
purchase
"SALADA"
ROPES
THEM
IN
It
will
convert
you
Sold
everywhere.
I'ltflKS
HIS
I
ICIKNDS
TO
KEEP
OIT
ol'
spec!
i.ation
am)
then
sells
kahe
stock
man
was
'riVl.Viiiiir.niiiiiAV
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ii
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NATIONAL
CROOK
WHO
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WIDOW'S
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tSMJ
BB3BS
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HI
KITl
ITTBJS
HMH
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1
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Managing
Editor.
It
even
it'
we
think
in-
i
cost
of
clearii'v
l.iml
an
!
Ceneral
McKae
de-structhe
instead
of
the
ment.
ltouh'.ies-
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glad
'
miiiimh
98
86
p
A
hot
breakfast
in
two
minutes
PORRIDGE
Add
a
little
water
to
biscuits
broken
up
in
saucepans
Boil
and
stir
until
thick.
Salt
and
serve
with
milk
or
cream.
Send
for
booklet
oS
other
delicious
dishes.
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AT
NIAGARA
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$6.00
$7.50
Monday,
March
12,
1928
TAX
REDUCTION
WELCOME
Tax
reductions
are
always
welcome.
Just
now
it
is
the
income
tax
111
which
relief
is
seen.
MiItAE
SETTLEMENT
PROPOSAL
Ceneral
M.
K;i
has
.
p;an
for
land
settlement
on
a
huge
scale
nmrii
in-
mills-
t
11
K
would
iir
Despite
the
constant
arrests
of
wind
ier
selling
fake
stock
the
suckers
and
an
old.
honored
and
wise
proverb
tells
us
that
-one
Is
bora
every
mlnufj'
are
a
till
being
robbed
of
their
fooor
little
tail
feathers
ever;
hour
mad
minute
cf
the
day.
Very
occasionally,
ore
screws
up
his
courage
to
the
sticking
point
of
confession.
This
Is
the
case
with
Alexander
Duncan
McBacbren
who.
In
Mac
Lean's
Magaelne
for
March
1.
exposes
the
methods
of
a
particularly
slick'
unci
unprlnclpaled
'con'
man,
Mr.
UcKachren
thus
describes
th
preliminary
weaving
of
a
web
which
later
was
to
drag
In
the
savings
of
men
who
had
worked
a
lifetime
to
amass
l
hem:
I
first
heard
of
Mr.
A
when
I
wr.ft
spending
a
vacation
with
somt
frlantis
In
Moiitical.
Only
one
of
them
a
man
named
Robinson,
had
actually
een
him
face
to
face,
but
all
ihad
heard
reports
of
his
rapid
rise
tc
wealth
by
grain
speculation
In
Chicago
snd
by
various
stuck
manipulations
in
New
York.
Thrift
Is
as
native
to
me
as
oatmeal
and
I
confess
that
when
Rcblnson
rang
me
up
to
say
that
we
were
to
meet
A
for
dinner
at
a
fashionable
he
tel.
my
main
Interest
was
simply
to
have
a
look
at
the
fellow
as
a
scien
tific
phenomenon.
MEET
AT
DIWF.lt
Sharply
at
seven
o'clock
we
met
In
tbe
rotund.
no
lese
than
eight
of
us
first
U'.
f
...,
,
the
u
r
i
"
we1"
escoriea
u
vne
neaa
waiter
comes
Dominion
government
.
-
..w..
.
..
.t
.
w
s
piivsw
ksuiTj
iu
nc
curner
ui
wit-
with
a
ten
per
cent
reduction
and
now
this
in
followed
by
a
tenjreat
dining
hail,
where
I
had
my
first
p
i
t
ent
provincial
reduction.
Apparently
the
Mac
lean
trnvAnmAnt
isood
look
at
the
youthful
Croesus.
teeis
it
can
carry
on
during
the
coming
year,
slightly
increase
the
expenditures
,.
public
works
and
at
the
same
time
cut
the
taxes
We
are
glad
t
know,
they
can
do
it.
If
they
can
lop
it
again
a
little
next
year
we
shall
all
applaud
them.
He
waa
slow
In
getting
Into
action
evidently
relying
upon
the
prospect
of
an
elaborate
banquet
to
make
us
feel
at
home,
and
to
get
'us
g
astronomically
prepared.
Never
In
my
frugal
life
hat
such
a
menu
been
presented
to
me.
end
we
were
desperately
hungry.
Crab
Canapes,
followed
by
tomato
soup
with
successful.
It
is
not
for
us
to
criticize
slama
"
8"
i.n..
.1
1
.
.
lrlc
juice
ana
ine
conversation.
oer-
optimistic
in
regard
to
the,
PmaktA
shad
next
with
radish
ant
'
l'
JUUnrK-
I
parsley,
and
a
little
further
conversa
lit
-
tor
offering
something
con-
tlon.
with
Jones,
a
librarian,
taking
th
uctive
criticism
of
the
govern-
lead,
ed
well
before
springing
the
plan
i
"Cma
u
-.
ho
v.
-
workable
and
desirable
we
"
u
J-"""
,or
professional
man
01
We
'
a"nr
w
uPPment
m
er
are
very
glad
to
see
a
irood
v
.Mi.ni
.iu.e
oo
.o-.ii.
1
.
1
.
,
1
I.
:.
u.iva
that
it
ia
.avuul
w-
CITY
MANAGER
PLAN
The
city
manager
pian
of
government,
inaugurated
in
three
minor
American
cities
in
1912.
has
spread
across
the
country
in
the
subsequent
ir,
years
until
today
30
city
manager
municipalities
dot
the
American
map.
'
"The
plan
has
been
received
with
approval
nearly
everywhere
that
it
has
received
a
fair
trial,"
says
Clinton
Rogers
Woodruff,
authority
on
civil
government,
who
brings
out
these
facts
in
a
survey
presented
in
the
March
issue
of
the
Review
of
Reviews.
Although
the
argument
was
made
for
many
years
that
a
non-polltlcal
management
of
city
business
wou'd
not
be
as
applicable
to
major
cities
as
to
smaller
communities,
Mr.
Woodruff
points
out
that
Cleveland,
the
country's
sixth
largest
city,
and
also
Cincinnati,
Kan-sai
City
and
Indianapodis
now
have
given
the
plan
a
thorough
trial
with
evident
success.
Particularly
he
cites
the
success
of
CoU
Clarence
O.
Sherrill,
former
array
engineer,
in
Cincinnati
"where
he
has
consolidated
26
I
lngs
by
a
little
Judicious
lnvestmen
shall
nf.ilml.iv
know
m-.i..
.,!,
,
w.
rX.iT
J.
4Jn!
yield
him
more
say.
that
Of
the
pia,
,f
is
no,
,o,.,o(
Un
mmrZ:
Ki,,
OCT
shown
H
wjlllNgt;-ss
to
he!..
:.
,-.,v.oment
do
Something
in
con-j
I
would
atrongly
urge
you
to
kee
nection
with
land
settlement.
L.I..
of
.n..i.tinn
ni
,
h
i
7
.
considerable
amount
to
spare.
Stocks
'nre
the
most
sensitive
things
In
the
world.
They
are
subject
to
manipula
tion.
Millions
are
won
and
lost
every
day
by
purely
artificial
pressures
and
only
those
who
are
On
the
Inside
have
any
chance.
The
public
get
socked
In
the
eye
every
time.'
This
sounded
like
tbe
true
ring,
ant
It
evoked
plenty
of
satisfied
glanoet
and
comments.
Lobster
Hollandalse;
sauce
tartarr
tomato
fritters,
aspic
JeUy,
Macedolne
Waldorf
salad
lach
order
was
rendei-
ra
like
a
motif
In
a
lullaby,
when
Black,
an
anaesthetist,
broke
sUenc
for
tbe
first
tune
with
a
query:
"Tou
say
that
tbe
money
It
made
by
people
on
tbe
Inside
track.
Well,
1
know
nothing
of
the
stock
market
and
auminruve
departments
into
IS,
with
a
consequent
savinr
ln
yet
1
Put-
on
th
dv,c
trima.
personnel,
money
and
effort."
,ilv
hundred
dollars
on
margin
m
CITES
EVIDENCE
OF
SUCCESS
The
success
of
the
city
manager
plan.
Mr.
Woodruff
shows,
is
most
clearly
shown
by
the
fact
that
the
plan
is
being
adopted
most
rapicjly
it)
the
regions
where
it
Is
best
known.
Four
out
of
every
fhe
eity
charters
drafted
at
present
embody
the
plan,
he
finds.
For
example,
it
was
adopted
in
Dayton
1h
a"nd
how
16
Ohio
cities
have
it.
It
got
an
early
start
in
three
small
cities
in
Michigan,
and
now
:J5
Michigan
cities
have
adopted
it.
There
are
19
such
cities
in
California,
and
in
Virginia
one-fifth
of
the
popu-laton
lives
under
city
manager
plans.
Texas
has
26
cities
operating
under
the
plan,
ranging
in
size
from
Lufkin.
with
S.9S8
persons
to
Fort
Worth
with
106.482."
,
The
plan,
which
usually
calls
for
the
engagement
of
a
city
executive
on
a
stfictly
business
basis
by
an
elective
council,
will
spread
even
more
rapidly
within
the
next
few
years.
Mr.
Woodruffs
Review
of
Reviews
article
predicts.
"A
number
of
cities
voted
ty
adopt
the
plan
at
the
November
Elections
and
Rochester
elected
its
first
irrotm
of
councilman
unrW
aiauiery
stork
snd
In
three
months
made
Just
seventy-five
per
cent."
IIUOKKK
TEltllArs
IIONKNT
"That's
quite
possible.
You
happened
to
buy
at
the
right
time.
You
But
the
great
fortunes
are
made
out
-'
pools,
where
a
group
of
men
decide
to
get
behind
a
given
stock
and
drive
it
up
a
number
of
points,
selling
out
wnen
they
believe
It
has
reached
the
peak.
"
To
a
reader
of
detective
fiction
tbe
end
is
already
foreseen:
'A'
discloses
himself
ss
a
member
of
such
a
pool
as
he
fas
described.
As
a
great
favor
he
agrees
to
put
hi
guests'
tiny
saving
m
one
of
his
financial
undertakings.
On
vsn-
14.
,
,,
,
wu
their
meir
first
ursi
and
ana
second
secona
its
new
city
manager
charter,
he
points
out.
"Political
scientists
tures
they
net
phenomenal
profits
raiciiuun
conniuci
n
uie
nest
lorm
ot
city
government
and
college
political
science
courses
tea
h
it
as
accepted
doctrine."
might
have
lost
It
all
had
you
bought
three
months
earlier
or
later.
Yoar
iifAtr
.wsa
probably
ttoonest.
and-
friend
ly,
and
simply
gave
you
a
reliable
Up
then
How
the
bubble
waa
pricked
Is
a
story
in
Itself
He
left
the
city
the
fdlowing
dsy
for
Hesven
knows
where
possibly
for
the
Orange
Free
State
to
stage
a
dinner
to
entrap
the
wealthy
Dutch
burgesses.
All
I
hope
is
that
when
he
get
to
the
fish
oourse.
the
bones
will
stick
In
his
epiglottis.
He
hasn't
been
heard
from
since.
But
at
least
his
past
csreer
has
been
sufficiently
investigated
to
show
that
we
had
been
in
the
handa
of
an
interna-1
tonal
crook,
clever
as
the
devil,
and
as
black-hearted.
There
was
no
.pools:
nothing
but
sinks,,
.
,
HTOI.K
HlOM
ri.pRriYM.tN..'.
!
When
It
came
to
sheer
cold-blooded''
ness.
our
financial
guardian
angel
was
n
a
das
by
himself.'
I
firmly
believe
he
would
have
taken
the
last
cent
from
a
starving
man.
I
know
of
one
woman,
a
widow,
who,
upon
his
artful
per-aiiHsmn.
put
s
three-thousand
dollar
rnoitKHKf
on
her
houiie.
He
took
the
whoif
whack
without
the
slightest
In-dlcstlon
of
compunction
and
ahe
never
aw
a
cent
of
It
again.
He
found
out
:ht
a
clergyman
had
Just
received
a
ilinuand
dollurs
from
a
matured
In-
evldenee
now
to
show
that
his
web
was
eitensive
that
it
caugHt
victims
from
Quebec
to
vsnoouver.
Henceforth
this
for
me
at
the
end
f
each
month:
"Here.
Mr.
Teller.
please
leposit
this
iun
to
my
account,
Sav-
ngs
M
24."
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Kupert
M.lltril
W,
ISIS.
Aid.
Oeorge
B.
Casey
enquired
at
last
night
s
council
as
to
the
conditions
in
a
lecent
milk
trial
In
which
a
fine
of
SI
viia
Imposed
upon
a
man
found
YUllty
of
sellliiK
milk
below
standard.
A
joint
committee
has
been
formed
to
lnvestigste
the
possibility
of
a
steel
works
being
established
on
this
Dart
of
the
coan
Aid.
.
B.
Casev
am
J.
D.
Smith
and
AM.
W
J.
Bwrrl
represent
me
city
council
and
A
C
Oarde.
a
A
Woodland
and
8
E
P.r.
ker,
the
Board
of
Trade.
local
milk
d
ealsrs
announce
an
in
crease
In
the
price
ol
their
commodity.
un
ana
alter
March
t,
the
puc
will
AWr
P'nt
or
sis
quarts
for
a
doUar
11
Man
in
the
Moon
H
IT1
1
.
IF
you
kn
iw
you
fian'
lick
your
enemy
li
p:(-!y
eaxy
to
fcrgtvo
him
POVBRTY
ny
be
a
blessing,
who
wants
hlenslngs
these
day
but
AN
uifciioilty
complex
Is
tliluklng
That's
all
you
need
pay
for:
FABRIC
of
your
own
choice
from
over
300
fine,
new,
all-wool
materials!
Any
style
of
suit
or
topcoat
you
prefer!
Careful
tailoring
to
your
own
individual
measure!
that's
what
you
get
at
the
Tip
Top
store
for
only
$27.
Because
we
are
the
largest
one-price
tailors
in
the
world
and
sell
direct
to
the
wearer
through
our
own
stores,
our
value
is
always
greater
than
you
could
possibly
get
anywhere
else
in
all
Canada!
See
the
new
Tip
Top
fabrics
for
Spring
today!
P.
Cravetto
4
surance
policy.
He
sot
thst.
As
.rT"st
other
cannl
think
vm.
think
myself,
I
was
so
fascinated
by
the
lure
turself
unimportant.
of
easy
money
that
when
it
came
to
the
third
transaction
I
scraped
up
SOOTHING
syrup
for
babies
dleap-every
cent
of
my
own
and
my
wife's
.-cared
about
tbe
time
when
women
that
I
could
lay
my
bands
on.
I've.Uok
to
wearing
short
dresses,
paid
tor
my
blindness
with
the
savings
of
a
lifetime.
Men
and
women
of
the
HU
dlfflcultv
shout
modern
iw
i
professions!
classes
seemed
to
be
his
that
It
Is
so
difficult
tor
s
man
to
special
meat
but
he
seemed
to
have
(lad
his
level
and
when
he
finds
it
he
an
almost
uncaaay
ability
to
get'
even
does
not
like
It.
shrewd-
business
men.
We
have
ample
NOW
that
the
pioneers
hare
dona
their
stuff,
let
us
return
onea
asere
to
normal.
t
CAM!
to
Rupert
years
ago.
I'm
a
native
very
near.
Some
day
I'll
ask
of
Mr.
Han
If
I'm
a
pioneer.
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Dull
News
"OOVEHNJIBNT
LKJUOH
ACT'
NOfHI?
OF
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CATION
KIR
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LICENCE
16th
day
of
March
nest
the
undersigned
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to
apply
to
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respect
to
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in
the
Pro-of
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Columbia,
for
the
sale
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or
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bottle
for
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Munro
Mountain
about
four
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the
town
of
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and
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the
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hereof,
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anniv
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of
Irnprove!
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pnrpoe
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claim
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take
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action
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man
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M
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PTIAHER,
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Local
Agent:
Fourth
Street,
Prince
Rupert,
llC
I'hone
756.
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and
COATS
for
Spring
Wear
New
shipments
of
Ladies'
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and
Sport
On
noon
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Dresses
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weekly
from
rci
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which
keep
our
stock
fresh
and
up
to
the
minut.
1
brics
are
used
in
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garmenta
and
the
woikmh
guaranteed.
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