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4
PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMap.i.
He
Was
Not
Going
Blind
Ho
pouta
not
rgad
th
netfpjfjjr
WfthoatWfelriachi
or
eye
smarting
and
some
times
could
not
even
then
net
the
print.
He
was
afraid,
and
thought
he
had
to
go
to
Vancouver.
A
friend
told
him
our
on-
tician
had
passed
tho
same
exaras
that
opticians
in
Vancouver
have
to.
Our
optician
found
it
was
juHt
the
natural
eye
change
at
that
age
and
the
proper
glasses
are
giving
htm
eonv
fort.
Our
charges
are
also
reas
onable.
JOHNgULGER
t
BO
cJEVELLEIo
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCr
(
WE
OlVfOUtt
COAL
15
PICKEP)
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
bsst
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
Albert
&McCafferjr
Limited
Phones
11C
and
117
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
"Pitch
and
Gravel
Roofing
TJalvnnUed
Roofing
Chimney
Tops
Have
Troughing
Conductor
Pipe
Roof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnace
Stove
Pipe
and
Elbows
Metal
Hoofs
and
Siding
Phone
340
IJtox
467
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peer
I
efts
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Albert
Bootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cattage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Cos!
Sand
and
(J
ravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniturr
M
ing.
DA.DDY-
YOU
BETTER
NOT
LET
MOTHER
SEE
tOU
IN
"VOUR
ONDER3Hin.T-
5HE'i
IN.A
QAD
TEMPER
TMl
.MORNING'-
i
lias
Heen
(treat
Event
in
House
Allhouf
h
Not
Very
Important
I
Document
I
(By
R
J.
Deaehman.)
OTTAWA.
Feb.
38.
When
the
Budget
come
down
there
la
nothing
else
to
talk
about
in
Ottawa.
It
may
not
be
famous
document,
but
It
blanket
all
the
doings
In
the
House
(or
a
week.
It
doubtful
If
Its
real
-
Importance
on
the
things
thst
seem
big
and
roll
ing
hundreds
of
millions
from
the
end
of
the
tongue
Is
a
sporting
proposition
for
the
average
man.
Time
bare
changed
since
the
postwar
budget.
Then,
the
Minister
of
Finance
had
nothing
to
talk
about,
lave
deficits
and
taies
and
more
taxes.
The
bluest
of
Budgets
delivered
In
toe
House
of
Commons,
was
the
last
on
3f
Happy
Harry
Drayton,
who
landed
on
the
job
and
had
the
helm
Just
when
things
were
at
their
worst.
One
or
two
following
that
In
which
Mr.
Fielding
was
the
main
figure,
were
not
noted
for
their
cheerfulness,
but
Mr
Robb
ha
been
able
to
sing
a
sweet
song
to
the
members
of
the
House
and
they
listen
so
cheerfully
to
I
the
story
of
prosperity
that
it
almost
sounds
as
If
be
would
sing
them
to
sleep.
A
GOOI
STOKY
However,
the
story
of
the
fiscal
year
is
a
good
one.
The
surplus
of
revenue
aver
-
expenditure
will,
he
anticipated,
total
M4,1S.OOQ.
This,
of
course,
is
an
estimate.
The
year
Is
not
yet
complete
and
Mr.
Robb
has
a
canny
habit
of
not
making
things
any
better
than
they
actually
are.
Loan
to
soldier
net-tier
and
seed
grain
relief
have
been
written
off
aa
bad
debts
to
the
extent
or
sn.000.000
This
makes
the
net
urplus
for
the
year.
SS8.816.0O0.
This
will
be
devoted
to
the
very
worthy
Idee
of
paying
off
the
Notional
debt.
In
the
proposal
(or
reduction
of
uses,
there
ere
some
very
pleasant
feature,
especially
for
those
who
pas;
Income
tax.
There
1
a
further
cut
of
10
per
cent
In
the
Income
tax.
The
tax
on
Corporations
will
hereafter
be
per
sent.
There
Is
an
allowance
of
an
exemption
to
those
who
are
supporting
dependents,
who
through
physical
or
mental
Infirmity
are
unable
to
support
themselves.
In
regard
to
the
sales
taut,
there
I
s
out
of
39
per
cent.
The
rale
in
force
will
not
be
S
per
cent.
Apparently
it
is
the
poller
of
the
Oovernment
to
the
sales
tax
gradually
until
in
process
of
.
time,
we
may
hope
to
see
its
complete
elimination.
This
will
be
very
cheerful
news
for
business
,
because,
beyosi
question
sales
tax
has
its'
Influence
in
increasing
the
coat
ol
living
end
adds
aa
well
to
the
expense
of
doing
business.
(TAimr
(
iiiMiMi
TWtiil!seri
conspicuous
for
their
number
than
for
their
importance.
There
is
a
rebate
in
the
duties
on
paper
used
in
the
pro
duction
of
magazines.
There
Is
a
measure
of
Justice
In
this,
although
a
rebate
privilege
must
at
best
be
only
secondary
means
of
reducing
a
tralff.
It
select
a
particular
class
for
a
spec
ial
favor
and
we
have
class
favorite
enough
in
Canada
without
resorting
to
this.
Minor
changes
are
made
in
other
items,
palm
oil
and
Shea
butter
Is
sow
free
Nickel
Chromium
Is
also
on
the
free
list.
It
Is
probable
that
very
row
people
know
what
these
article
are,
but
it'
a
satisfaction
at
least
to
ae
that
they
are
free.
Printing
presses
receive
I
reduction
of
S
per
cent
when
imported
from
countries
enjoying
the
intermediate
tariff
-our
total
imports
of
printing
presses
in
1938
amounted
to
IM7.QO0
313.000
worth
of
these
came
in
from
countries
enjoying
the
intermediate
tariff
It
u
safe,
there
fore
to
say.
that
no
one
will
be
shock
ed
partlculaall
in
regard
to
the
changes
in
this
item.
II
OOTTOV
Milt
lit
ITM
In
regard
to
the
cotton
schedule,
there
I
a
complete
re-srrauseaient
of
the
item.
No
one
can
pass
a
hasty
Judgment
snd
say
whether
the
change
la
upward
or
downward
-
certainly
there
are
some
Items
In
which
it
Is
lower.
Certain
extreme
top
have
been
taken
oS
here
snd
there.
It
may
happen
thst
six
months
hence,
when
th
public
baa
hail
occasion
Ui
examine
th
schedules
snd
to
test
the
result
upon
actusl
imports,
we
will
be
able
to
say
that
a
reduction
In
th
tariff
ha
taken
pluoe
llrdurlloiift
Imve
h,eM
nmrle
in
ciiialn
itiirih
ut
:,
niufrl:il
for
the
Co
'.tun
Monului.
t
m
fih
It
ii,
a
h-.isou-
THINKS
FOR
iTnt
INFORMA-
TIOM-
I
CUVb
I
HAD
BETTER
ulacturera
for
any
downward
revision
hat
ha
taker,
place
and
that
they
should
be
sitting
tight
and
pretty
mak
ing
bigger
profits
than
e.er
throughout
the
coming
year.
That
opinion
however,
must
be
subject
to
modification,
because
much
will
depend
upon
the
way
the
new
machine
la
operated.
A
close
driver
may
een
succeed
In
making
it
higher
than
It
ha
been
be-
toie.
MliEISE
ARE
WOflLLKNflf
In
regard
to
woollens,
the
situation
Is
even
more
doubtful.
Take
one
item
at
an
lUustratlon:
The
duty
on
knitted
?ood
was
formerly
SO
per
cent
Bri
ule
on
all
items
valued
at
more
than
!
works.
00c
a
pound.
On
all
items
selllne
lor
Mrs.
J.
ii.
Johnston,
who
has
bees
pending
the
winter
in
California
to:
lie
benefit
of
her
health.
1
expectee
me
early
next
month.
In
the
dlatrlcts
of
Vanderhoof
and
on
Fraser.
the
value
of
ties
produced
his
yer
wUl
be
in
the
neighborhood
1
lft0.0O0.
J.
D.
Moore
and
William
Bunting
of
-
ort
Frajser
were
v.sitors
in
VauderhooJ
ast
Tie
loaders
arc
now
operating
In
the
Vort
Fraser
district.
The
Central
Interior
Oram
and
Hay
Pool
ahlpped
a
carload
of
grain
to
tht
Sinclair
miUs
during
the
week.
tish
Preference.
SO
per
oent
Iatermedl-i
Richards
Motors
have
sold
a
Cbev
te
end
S
per
cent
Ocneral.
It
re-'
role
t
truck
with
dump
body
and
cu.
main
the
same
under
the
new
scbed-
to
provincial
department
of
Dublit
leas
than
00c
a
pound,
the
duty
under!
Dr.
W.
Ross
Stone
was
called
t
the
British
Preference
Is
cut
5
per
Chilco
last
week
to
attend
Mrs.
Gcor-.
cent.
The
net
saving
to
the
pecple
of
Johnson
who
Is
suffering
with
an
at
Canada
from
this
reduction,
will
be
so
lack
of
pneumonia.
nflniteelmaUy
small
that
It
is
ex-
j
remely
difficult
to
measure.
The
ssnie
!
A
psrty
was
held
Friday
evening
at
process
of
reasoning
spplies
to
a
fcreat
the
home
ol
Mr.
and
Mrs
William
many
of
the
changes
made
(Smith,
non'
Substantial
reductions
In
the
tariff
,
nd
Mrs.
Ar
would
have
been
a
greater
forward
in-
pulse
to
business
than
anything
ele
'
Nearlt
hat
could
have
happened
In
the
Dom-
dance
lulon
of
Canada
at
the
present
time,
he
r
:
We
are
approaching
a
great
construe-
Clem
tive
era
We
ar
produsers
of
basic
materials.
Our
wealth
lies
in
forest.
A
field,
mine
snd
the
sea.
We
require
set
'
new
settlers
to
develop
the
country.
sloi.t.
t
MBtta0&t9BataV8sstaxacxfi
town,
in
honor
of
Mr
1
M.
Johnston.
;uest
were
In
atten-vable
social
evening
in
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Mc-
aday
evening.
5U
r
teen
mills
ha
been
'
y
the
village
commla-
..l
"hoof,
this
bring
the
These
settler
will
net
be
Interested
in
same
as
laat
year.
It
baa
been
decided
nil
HI
n
jor46
years
ano
Know
Qjv
none
hotter
RIB!
TEA
,
C6FFEE
BAKING
POWDER
1
V
anted
.
For
Sale
For
Rent
WLU-VJHER
DO
YOU
Thimk"
YOU
ARE
COIMG?
TEqff
'
I
wi
croo
..
h
J
m
'
J
JP
FLEA"
HBK-
I
1
1
TMAT
THAT
SUIT-
SUIT-
YOU
YOO'UL
LL
NOT
NOT
OUT
OF
TVUb
HOU'bE-
5Hi
IT-1
,r
j
i
'SFWt
I
Ii.ls
rf4f!f
M
II.
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l
Jirfl
X
!
fiA
11
TO!
DISCUSSION
ON
OTTAWABUDGET
menu
the
attention
It
receives.
There
!Rble
guess
that
the
lertuction
in
these
'
are
other
thins
that
are
more
Im-litems
of
raw
material
should
be
more!
portent,
but
we
centre
our
attention
than
sufficient
to
cumpcnwite
the
man-
'
I
l
jlli
'
'lr
''Ij
l
'C
j
j
eductions
eductions
which
which
have
hve
taken
taken
place
place
In
In
,
JL
.;e
':c
intone
income
Ux.
ux.
Changes
change:,
in
in
the
tne
Sales
ssies.i
j
V7
eshon
fax
will
not
effect
them
to
a
very
Teat
extent.
Substantial
reductions
In
the
tariff
would
have
been
a
potent
'
and
powerful
factor.
In
ameliorating
;he
business
situation,
but
the
relief
n
that
regard
has
not
come
from
the
present
Budget.
We
forward
to
the
future.
must
still
loo)
YANDEKIIOOF
Bert
Black
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Steele
were
among
the
Fraser
Lake
visitors
Is
town
with
the
hockey
team
last
week.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
22c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
fo
lets
than
50c
id
take
a
census
of
the
town
and
Inv
,3S
a
.poll
tax.
The
three
children
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
rank
Belsham
of
Proper
Lake
aie
ortously
111
and
are
at
present
under
itiarantlne.
The
hour
of
service
opening
at
the
-cal
United
Church
has
been
changed
i
7:16
on
Sunday
evenings
I.
A.
Ahlm
Is
In
Edmonton
with
trs.
Ahlm
who
is
receiving
medical
reatment
following
several
months
of
erlous
lUneaa.
Mrs.
Frank
Bowman
apent
rlnce
Oeorge
on
business.
UUHNS
LAKE
s
week
in
Peony
plants,
a
memento
from
the
rlnce
of
Wales
of
his
recent
tour
of
.'anada.
have
been
received
In
Burm
ake.
Mr.
A.
H.
Silk
1
a
patient
In
the
rlnce
Oeorge
Hospital,
having
been
iken
111
here
last
week.
.
Felix
Johnson
left
the
Burns
Lstkc
Hospltsl
laat
week
after
having
received
reatment
for
an
injury
to
his
ankle.
Fred
Joudry.
Prince
Rupert
optician,
i
a
visitor
here
on
professional
busl-
Mrs.
T.
Trousdell
has
returned
to
'er
home
In
Burns
Lake
after
having
pent
several
week
in
Vancouver.
Mrs.
V.
Schelderup
la
visiting
in
Smlthers
where
she
la
havlnn
some
tental
work
performed.
Charles
Carlson
Is
s
patient
in
the
3urns
Lake
Hospital
suffering
from
a
adly
bruised
leg.
the
result
of
an
ac-Ident
In
a
tie
camp.
Tyson
Radley.
who
sustained
injuries
hil
skating
recently,
is
'now
making
atisfsctcry
progress
toward
recovery.
District
Visitors
in
town
during
the
isit
week
have
included
Axel
OJsen.
Mnskln:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
Bhlnn.
southbank:
T.
W.
Brewer.
Smlthers:
J.
Roberta.
OoUeymount:
Albert
Irwin.
Fraeer
Lake;
Brie
FJeaUd.
Top
ley:
a
araaten.
Southbank;
J.
Cameron.
The
Omlneea
Ski
Club
of
Bums
Laaw
boast
the
largest
membership
of
any
kl
club
in
British
Columbia.
It
has
in
enrollment
to
date
of
71
members.
Weather
during
the
past
week
has
taken
a
summery
turn
with
comparatively
high
temperature
readings
dux-
T.
0.
Thomson
l
the
guest
of
Mr
nd
Mrs.
Andrew
Walker
at
Francois
Lake.
W.
H.
Pym
of
Vancouver,
well
known
log
judge,
was
a
business
visitor
here
last
week.
LITERARY
MEETING
OFFIRESIDE
CLUB
The
monthly
literary
meeting
of
the
KJ
Club
was
held
last
night
in
the
Baptist
Church,
hymns
and
hymn
writer
th
stsbject
of
the
evening.
The
Uvea
of
the
-writers
and
the
origin
of
many
of
the
best
known
hymns
we
have
today,
was
the
subject
of
papers
read
by
Misses
Y:
Terrlen,
C.
Uussallem.
B.
Ollker,
Miss
Dawson
and
Mia
W
Col-Iison,
Mr.
Price,
and
Mrs.
Pl
let
tier.
Solos
were
given
by
Mrs.
Larktn,
Mr.
Oolllson.
Mr.
McLachlan
and
Mr.
Howard.
Rrf
res
heme
tit
were
then
served.
Next
week
a
debate
with
the
United
Young
Pople'a
Society
and
social
will
be
the
feature
of
the
evening.
ELKS'
WHIST
Sirs.
II,
J.
HreillMiry
and
K.
A.
Swan-
Winner.
In
Merflng
last
Mghl
In
the
Elks'
Whist
drive
series
last
night
Mrs.
H
J.
Bradbury
won
ladle'
first
prlve
with
score
of
300
while
Simon
A
Swanaon
touk
th-
men's
prle
wiim
i-t.T
1
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town:
gucd
salary.
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306
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finished
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pantry
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basement.
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sawmill.
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432
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737.
61
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board
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location.
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Blue
163.
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at
the
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them
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dock,
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