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The
city
council
at
its
meeting
Wednesday
night
decided
nto
ttsk
for
the
abolition
of
the
fifteen
per
cent
penalty
for
'non-payment
of
taxes
and
ask
that
the
penalty
be
set
at
opiothing
between
fifteen
and
five.
Nanaimo
city
is
asking
for
reduction
to
five
per
cent.
Tiie
penalty
'f
or
non-payment
is
impoEedvfor
the
purpose
of
inducing
peqple
to
pay
their
taxes
on
time
so
that
the
citjMnay
not
have
.to
borrow
money
to
carry
on
the
neces-!
isary
work.
If
ome
do
not
psy
others
must
pay
more
to
allow
the
work
to
proceed,
the
rate
balng
set
that
much
lllfiher
to
provide
for
uch
a
contingency.
Under
present
conflitions
taxes
are
coming
in
well
and
people
are
making
an.
effort
to
Jay
up
regularly.
If
a
change
is
made
there
is
no
telliiig
what
may
be
the
result.
It
is
claimed
fhat
in
Ontario
the
rate
is
five
per
cent
but
five
per
cent
means
much
more
to
a
person
in
Ontario
than
It
does
in
Briti
A
'Columbia.
Money,
not
valued
in
ihis
province
aB
uj&anywnere
else
in
thf
Dominion.
The
people
look
at
things
differently.
Jt
is
hardly
iikely
that
the
legislature
will
agree
to
reduce
the
penalty
to
five
per
cent
because
the
members
understand
the
situation,
but
there
is
a
possibility
that
it
will
be
reduced
to
-something
like
ten
per
cent,
and
that
may
be
a
good
thing.
If
there
is
hardship
without
corresponding
benefit
in
the
present
system,
then
it
should
be
changed,
but
if
the
benefits
are
not
commensurate
with
the
disabilities
no
change
-should
be
made.
Good
news
arrived
from
Ottnwn
"vVprinpsln
wv,0n
?f
was
announced
that
the
railways
would
provide
for
ten
thousand
men
during
the
winter
on
construction
and
improvement
work.
That
is
a
pretty
good
start
in
the
employ-
uioiu
Luinpaisn,
dui
a
great
aoai
more
will
be
necessary.
Provision
must
be
made
so
that
none
will
go
hungry
asa
result
of
lack
of
employment.
Many
men
are
not
as
drab.as
they
look.
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WHIST
DRIVE-DANCE
Silcclislpul
Affair
Held
Wcdnesdi
(ighliin-
Lodffe
Hall
With
net
Huidred
Persons
Attending
A
successful
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
by4he
Eagles'
Loflge
Wednesday
.
night
in
the
Lodge
Hall,
about
onehundrr.d
persons
being
hi
7.50
j
attendance
at
the
affair.
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at
card
were:
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.Friday,
October
3.
1B31
.
dies'
first,
.Mrs.
Wright
Davles;
.seo-Jjond,
Mrs.
X
S.
Black;
third.
iMrs.
Slm;
men's
flfst,
p.
W.
Anderson;
econd,
W.
Bagshaw;
third,
Edwhi
Jtjloen.
ments
were
$eijirfd
and
dancing
followed
to
the
strains
of
line
music
i
by
the
Hudema
Orchestra.
;
Angelo
distort
ws
master
ofcere-i
monies,
F.
R.
Hunter
presided
at
the
i.door
and
the
committee
in
charge
constated
of
tf.
R.
Hunter,
chairman,
0en
HeBb,
J.
G.
Scherk
and
other.
I
Projsresatvc
merenants
advertise.
9
District
News
Tlx
New
Victor
RaAio
Homc-Reconhng
Electrvlt
.
.
.
Victor's
reat
three-in-one
instrument
!
Radio
which
u
not
merely
an
improvement
but
the
achieving
of
an
entirely
new
standard
.
.
.
record
reproduction
with
a
tone
surpassing
even
Victor's
past
supremacies
.
.
.
your
own
microphone
and
the
joy
of
nuking
and
playing
your
own
records
at
home
all
in
Victor's
great
uiplc
triumph
.
,
,
3
x
TERRACE
mm
9
Ore.,
where
she
Intends
to
pay
an
extended
visit
with
her
son.
Mrs.
C.
N.
Curdshuw
of
Vancouver,
who
has
been
visiting
at
the
home
otthfr
(uUier.
m
IMcWeBU
during
TneTajflntrMefJLfpr
her
home
on
Sundaialiast,
w
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i-i
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,
am
?
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!
on
Wednesday
from
Vancouver
lands,"
Victoria,
Is
a
guest
at
Uk-
.
th
,mmr
else
Lodge
vfoere
he
to
enjoying
1
.
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W.
R.
d'Eye,
nephew
of
R.
L.
iMn.
H.
X.
Smith
of
the
Terrace
!
Mcintosh,
writes
that
"Prince,"
the
Hstelleft
on
Thursday
Air
Portland,
Irlth
water
spaniel
purchused
from
Mw.
A.
McLeod,
arrived
at
ow
laound
J11
splendid
condition
an-:
,
'the
mly
one
of
his
breed
ui
11,,'
home
town.
The
mother
form.
,
,!,
belonged
to
J.
Kecfe
of
Prlnco
i
,
.pott.
.
,
.
Lawrence
Qrclg
left
on
Thursday
last
for
Vancouver
to
resume
m,
studies
at
the
University
-of
Bit
:)
'Jolumbia
where
he
Is
takinr
h.
medical
course.
1
'
Mtt
?cmiald
is
apenrtin!
,v
days
in
Homo,
the
suest
al
M
a
,
V.
Wl!'::-:i.
Home
Fntertamment
The
fi'gantic
task
is,
completed.
In
a
very
few
days,
the
new'
Victor
instruments
will
be
on
'display
at
all
Victor
dealers.
The
greatest
scientific
force
in
radio
.
.
.
leading
engineers
.
.
.
thousands
upon
thousands
of
skilled
artisans
.
.
.
cabinet
r
designers
pre-eminent
in
furniture
artistry
all
these
great
Victor
resources
have
been
concentrated
on
one
mighty
purpose
...
the
elevating
of
radio
and
home
entertainment
to
an
entirely
new
plane
of
enjoyment
for
the
new
radio
season.
You
owe
it
to
yourself
to
see
.
.
.
to
realize
.
.
.
what
Victos
has
done
for
Victor
has
succeeded
!
Not
ordinary
juccess
but
success
so
brilliant
...
so
outstanding
.
.
.
that
even
Victor
is
proud
to
announce
it
as
a
worthy
climax
to
30
years
o
(musical
leadership.
In
a
short
while,
Victor
hopes
to
be
able
to
meet
all
the
'demand
which
these
new
instruments
wijl
create.
Jrlcreis
what
Victor
will
offer
you
2
Tbe
'R-Ejtcen
Victor
Radio
...
a
true
Victor
Radio
at
a
low
price
a
Victor
Ridio
so
inexpensive
that
iwu
ui
oarai-gna,
tour-araut,
civine
yi
Victor
tone
and
performance
.
.
.
for
the
first
time
...
at.
a
price
never
Mo
f.u..
1
lutwuu
ijr
ure
jMiuiu
vitxor
uaaemaiK
ance
ot
permanent
satisfaction,
cabinet
ot
finely
matched
woods.
The
Newest
Victor
Radio
.
.
.
first
and
only
five-drcuit
screen-grid
micro-synchronous
radio
...
new
selectivity
...
new
sensitivity
.
.
.
achieved
only
by
Victor
...
a
radio
furtlier
glorifying
the
meaning
,
of
Victor
tone
.
.
.
In
a
choice
of
two
beautiful
acoustically
engineered
cabinets..
.
ou
ore
vour
neatest
nr.
Delightfully
compact,
exquisitely
designed
It
will
pay
iou
to
wait
tor
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