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r-,.
Humiliated
Pimples
On
Face
Her
Mussallem
s
Open
t
ManmtheMom
A
Cup
of
Mis-
Francei
Lodjrr
B.
R.
Xo.
8,
Dunnville,
Out,
writei:
"I
used
to
Jake
says
he
saw
a
dollar
last
twl
very
humiliate.)
whenever
I
would
Second
Cash
and
week
and
he's
been
chasing
It
ever
BOVRIL
t'n
t.
mud,
cm
art-mint
of
the
breaking
since.
nut
u
f
piuilet
on
mj
face,
auWd'
from'
iin
pur
Uw'iX
Now
ill
tlmt
hA
vnnijihed
and
I
have
net
.
Sing
a
song
of
two
bits.
Worth
about
a
chilling.
day
helps
Once
was
sneered
at
for
a
tip
Bimloek
Blood
Bitten."
Carry
Grocery
With.words
Doth
curt
and
jnnurtr4,
ior.tkf
put
,11
7ara,
V
chilling.
yti
tar
ills
tt
all
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ni
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Thursday,
Feb.
26,
1931
INCRExSE
TAXATION
It
is
semi-officially
announced
that
there
will
be
increases
in
taxation
this
year.
This
is
very
greatly
to
be
regretted
because
already
the
burden
of
taxation
is
heavy
and
just
now
people
can
ill
afford
any
addition
to
that
burden.
However,
the
bills
haj'e
tq
be
paid
and
the
people
have
to
pay
them.
The
budget
.
must
be
balanced,
whether
it
be
in
the
state,
the
business
or
the
home
or
trouble
will
soon
be
brewing.
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ORIENTAL
PROBLEM
Practically
every
legislature
that
has
been
elected
in
British
Columbia
has
taken
a
shot
at
the
Oriental
problem
but
so
far
little
if
any
change.
has
been
made
by
legislative
action.
Many
years
ago
slavers
brought
Negroes
to
the
southern
part
of
what
is
now
the
United
States
and
since
.that
time
there
have
been
racial
difficulties
in
that
oart
of
the
country.
The
effort
to
provide
the
cheapest
kind
of
labor
provided
a
thorn
in
the
flesh
that
will
persist
throughout
the
ages.
In
Prince
Rupert
railway
builders
and
bthers
Imported
cheap
labor
from
the
Orient
in
order
to
increase
their
profits.
For
years
most
of
the
manual
work
and
also
domestic
work
in
many
homes
was
done
by
Orientals
but,
chiefly
through
the
influence
of
labor
organizations,
the
importation
of
the
cheap
labor
was
stopped.
Today
many
people
claim
to
be
suffering
from
Oriental
competition.
This
is
the
direct
result
of
the
sin
of
our
fathers
who
brought
them
here
to
flood
the
labor
market
and
secure
larger
profits.
They
are
now
settled
in
the
country
and
cannot
be
removed
any
more
than
can
the
Negroes
be
moved
from
the
southern
states.
They
are
Canadian
citizens
in
everything
but
the
right
to
vote.
If
they
had
the
right
to
vote
the
agitation
against
them
would
at
once
cease
because
all
politicians
would
be
looking
for
their
support.
-
It
may
be
remarked
here
that
tjie
very
people
who
objected
to
Oriental
competition
in
the
labor
market
are
the
onoe
that
today
take
advantage
of
the
opportunity
to
deal
with
them,
now
that
they
aVe
in
'business.
At
one'fime
the
Oriental
problem
was
a
labov
problem.
Now
it
is
a
business
problem.
Eventually
it
will
solve
itself.
OMINECA
AND
MANSON
Jugt
as
Pooley
was
to
be
banished
from
the
Legislature
a
few
years
ago
by
doing
away
with
his
seat,
so
Manson
is
to
be
eliminated
by
abolishing
his
seat.
We
prophesy
that
one
effbrt
will
be
just
as
successful
as
the
other.
The
former
Attorney
General
is
too
good
a
man
to
be
left
without
a
political
home.
He
could
have
the
nomination
in
a
number
of
ridings
in
the
province
and
doubtless
after
th6
next
election
will
be
found,
either
resuming
his
position
as
first
lieutenant
to
the
leader
of
the
opposition
or
holding
one
of
the
most
j6trant;rjffirt)lios
Ina
nevMdministration.
At
any
rate
he
will
btneni
s
'
-an?-
RdbirilHood
Rdpid
Oats
The
Canadian
Breakfast
OPPORTUNITY
FOR
PEOPLE
OF
SECTIONS
6,
7
AND
8
TO
SHARE
IN
s
BENEFITS
OF
CASH
BUYING
The
popular
response
given
by
the
householders
of
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
Store
on
Third
Avenue,
the
first
in
Prince
Rupert
which
we
opened
just
18
months
ago,
has
convinced
us
of
the
need
of
another
Cash
&
Carry
store.
This,
combined
with
the
fact
that
we
are
satisfied
that
the
householders
do
appreciate
the
very
material
savings
effected
by
purchasing
their
pantry
supplies
on
the
cash
and
carry
principle,
has
prompted
us
to
change
our
Fifth
Avenue
store
to
Economy
Cash
&
Cany
No.
2.
Alterations
to
be
effected
will
make
the
new
Cash
&
Carry
store
convenient
and
handy,
where
you
will
receive
the
same
courteous
attention
We
have
always
endeavored
to
render
our
customers.
The
reductions
in
operating
cost
effected
by
the
change
will
make
it
possible
for
us
to
offer
our
customers
the
best
of
food
products
at
prices
much
lower
than
formerly.
We
appreciate
the
support
given
us
in
the
past
and
solicit
a
continuation
of
your
patronage
under
our
progressive
policy
of
lower
pvices.
The
meat
department
will
be
conducted
as
usual
urder
tne
management
of
W.
M.
Jones,
who
is
well
and
favorably
known
to
a
large
circle
of
satisfied
customers.
'
'
Orders
amounting
to
$3.00
or
more
will
be
delivered
free.
For
orders
less
than
$3.00
the
small
charge
of
10
cents
will
be
made.
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01H.
CHATELAINE
IS
WEDDED
Alls
Margaret
.Mackenzie
Bride
of
CapL
liobsrt
Molson
atvQuiet
Ceremony
Millionaire
father
of
the
bride
1
showing
next
room
is
the
toast-rack
room
But
today
that,
little
coin
Seems
about
a
dollar
Anyone
who
loses
It
.
Sets'
upqulte
a
holler.
,
i
"I
understand
your
wife
Is
quite
.ill."
..
.
j
"Yesi,
she
had
a
alight
cold;
tried
to
cure
herself
by
reading
a
dally
health
hint
and
is
suffering
fromi
a
typographical
error."
An
inquirer
asking
Rastus
about'
native
village:
"Rastus.
how
many
peopte
lh
in
this
town?"
'"Bout
4
000
people
suh."
"How
long
you
lived
hefe,
Rastus?"
j
"'Bout
40
years,
suh."
j
"How
many
people
when
you
came
here?"
"'
Bout
4.000
people,
suh."
"It
is
not
the
first
time
that
this
sort
of
thing
has
been
done
since
;
the
present
government
took,
office."
said
A.
M.
Manson,
M.
L.
A.
for
Omlneca.
in
speaking
in
the
Legislature
last
week
on
the
Vancouver.
Island
bus
franchise
monopoly.
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
got
valuable
privileges
at
Stewart,
and
turned
them
over
to
the
C.
P.
R.,
he
al-
'eged.
He
also
claimed
that
the
WesS
Kootenay
Power
and
Light
.
Company,
when
it
wanted
to
extend
Became
lte
operating
territory,
had
been
cheeked
by
a
condition
of
exclusive
franchises
in
the
RosaUnd
district.
VICTORIA,
Feb.
26:-Mlss
Mar-
garet
Mackeniie,
niece
of
Hon.
R.
Captain
Speaker
I!0113,",111
goH
At
Rotary
Today
and
chatelaine
J
J
erner,
at
Govern-
;
menU
louse
for
the
past
year
or
so,
was
quietly
married
at
Christ'
Capt-Miller,
master
of
the
Can
Church
Cathedral
at
noon
today
to
dUn
National
Steamships
ocean
Capt.
W.
Hobar
Moteon
of
Victoria,
frelhtr
Canadian
Ranger,
which
formerly
of
Montreal.
Mrs
Billy,
month
,
i
William.
Kerr
and
son.
is
tied
up
at
the
local
dry
dock
for
tha
winter,
was
the
speaker
today
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
in
the
Commodore
Cafe.
He
iota
his
liseners
some
very
inter
5
r.a
thln
"bout
New
Guinea
at
Wrangell,
returned
to
h
-t,
u
.
L
?2!
t
"
"
"
a
continent,
ean
be
called
the
larg-
Pilnees
Woh
rdaV
"Iter-(eat
Mand
in
the
world.
The
program
noon.
Mrs.
Kerr
is
the
wife
of
for
luncheon
today
s
was
In
eharge
Commandant
William
Kerr
of
the
of
O.
E.
Oulick.
S.
D.
Johntton,
the
Salvation
Army.
president,
was
in
the
ehair.
the
presents
i
:
"This
-Humorist,
London.
1.
"Yen
rran
to
tll
me
ttorc
were
4
000
people
40
year
aao
and
onW
4
000
now?
Hasn't
the
pfloolattcM
grown?
Have
no
people
moved
in:
no
babier
been
born?"
"Yea,
suh.
yea.
suh
babies
been
born,
but
you
see
it
is
this
way:
Every
time
a
baby
is
born,
some
one
leaves
town
"
"And
what,
my
man.
Is
your
vo-,
cation?"
said
the
condescending
matinee
idol
to
one
of
the
backstage
staff
"I'm
a
Baptist."
replied
the
scene
shifter.
"No.
no.
my
good
fellow."
protested''
the
actor.
"That
Is
your
belief,
f
want
to
know
your
TOtt'ttert.
For
example.
I
am
an
actor.
That'
my
vocation."
'
"No,"
retorted
the
scene-ahlfter,
"that's
your
belief
"
Vancouver
Island
,
Bus
Service
Not
!
First
Monopoly
keep
the
9
flu
away
Bevril
builds
Strength
without
Sat
ISLAND
COAL
I
iC
O
OD
COAL
i
It
U.
s.
BLACKBERRIE5ARE
RED-THEYfeE
jREEN
f
you've
got
to
!
U
to
look
at
a
MuiLbrrrr
ALL
toeo
if
lt'
"rii".
Of
cour
ofcoal
h
Marl,
hut
them
urc
errtuiu
grmlcn
lilrh
are
immature
or
4,iinric".
Gal
j
priuleil
as
"goo!,"
4lal
or
"linlifferenl'
atTordliif;
lo
its
apt.
The
oltler
the
roal.
the
Itrtlrr
It
i
for
lieu
t
Inp
piirMri.
The
"jounce!
coal
MiiilaMe
for
fuel
is
known
aw
"lipiite".
It
U
m
joiiiiK
that
it
retain
the
texture
of
the
mihm!
from
tthicli
it
yu
forme!.
I'rue,'
Hanlle
U
a
fust,
frre-lMirnlnp
fuel,
jet
III
averaee
heat
rotitrnt
i
aiprolmalrly
one-lhinl
loot
Ihan
that
of
liiliinihioim
coal,
which
U
more
03-l,
anil
ronluiiiH
inolotiire
anil
a
much
hlpher
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of
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U
lolaiul
Coal,
Irau,
in
udillllou
to
its
heat
content,
it
cotn
than
the
imMrlel
vurielie."
Kctncmhcr,
oil
coal
IMk
alike
.
.
.
It's
all
black
.
.
.
hut
vou'll
get
30g
more
heat
ver
dollar
from
hlitiul
Coal.
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