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Nobody
likes
to
be
taxed
and
especially
at
a
time
when
revenues
have
decreased
almost
to
a
breakintr
noint.
That
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,
MiiMiNHMtfMrjtH6asKrain'sti'BHl
Goes
Through
Health
Insurance
1.40
Tuesday,
April
5,
193?
Discussed
Minister
of
Agriculture
Heard
on
;
Unemployment
Bill
Mondays
and
Fridays
are
usually
days
of
slim
attendance,
many
members
from
Quebec
and
'Ontario
tfoincr
9.oo
i
home
for
th.e
week-end
and
returning
Monday
evening.
j
I
his
Monday
(March
zl)
is
the
last
of
Fnvate
Members
m
Days,
which
means
an
end
to
practically
all
resolutions
.25
J
and
motions
introduced
by
orivate
members
and
which
15
nave
not
oeen
disposed
or.
,ni
means
that
all
government
trust-
r!ed
orf
all
day,
one
of
the
main
ness
wuj
now
nave
precedence.
The
first
motion
spoken
to
waJ
cne
introduced
by
Mr.
Casgraln
Libera!
whip,
whose
constituency
on
the
northern
shore
of
the
Sf.
Lawrence
Klver
runs
down
to
Labrador.
The
resolution
was
asking
that
some
assistance
be
given
to
the
fkhermttt
by
way
of
bona
from
a
trust
fond
whleh
had
beer,
given
to
Orrat
Britain
by
the
Unl
ted
States
in
the
year
1879,
amounting
to
some
$3,500,000,
one
million
of
which
was
given
by
Oreat
Britain
to
Newfoundland
and
tlw
remaining
$4,500,000
to
the
Gov
is'why
there
was
such
a
threat
response
to
the
meeting
last!
eminent
of
Canada.
This
monc
night.
Taxation
is
a
subject
that
vitally
affects
every
citi-had
been
gtven
ln
settlement
of
a
zon
ana
today
tne
taxes
are
oppressive.
We
are
in
hearty
accord
with
the
idea
that
the
improvement
tax
should
be
avoided
if
possible.
If
costs
can
be
cut
to
a
point
where
the
second
tax
is
unnecessary
it
will
be
a
great
thing.
We
know
that
the
city
council
has
already
wrestled
earnestly
with
this
problem
and
the
meeting
last
night
will
strengthen
its
hands
in
the
matter
of
economy.
The
difficulty
is
that
the
merchants
do
not
want
the
police
reduced,
those
carrying
insurance
fear
the
effect
of
fire
dispute
between
the
United
State
fishermen
and
Canadian
fishermen
on
the
Atlantic
coast,
and
u
has
been
held
by
successive
governments
as
a
fund
of
monies
only
applicable
to
fishermen
of
the
At-'antic
coast.
After
considerbale
discussion
arul
some
four
or
five
members
had
taken
part,
the
resolution
was
adopted
by
the
government
with
protection
reduction,
the
schools
have
an
army
of
friends
I
some
sl)a:nt
alteration
in
the
word
who
would
resent
injuring
their
efficiency,
this
being
es-i
..
.
tu
pecially
true
of
parents
with
children
being
educated.
Thej?
city
hall
has
already
been
reduced
to
a
point
where
effi-jmce,
a
resolution
having
been
m-
cifincy
is
endangered.
;
troducea
by
Dr.
Howden,
Liberal
A
lull
,J
e
a:
.
:
:
i
.nmtmhor
c
unirn.
t
i.
i.
i"'
of
L
luu
uiui
ii
cc
uiftcucsiuii
in
regaru
iu
me
sanation
anui
"-
"
uhed
his
address
Just
as
the
clock
fl
St.nlpmpnt
tf
tVlP
nilhl?
sVimvt'nrr
ovnptlv
wtiv
arr
in
r-roncaa
a
nAM,4n,
rrriU
f,1
L,UV.J
wlf
;
i
the
doctors
ta
th
House
are
when
!
v..v
.v
mvwv
aimjr
uuiit
umwi,
i
!
questions
of
this
kind
crop
up.
Dr
jugiuu
tu
uus
mauer.
Buster
Keatons
Getaway
Foiled
"Frozen-Faced"
Comedian
Was
Leaving
Los
Angeles
With
Two
Sons
For
San
Diego
HOLLYWOOD.
Cal.,
April
5:
Buster
Keaton.the
"frozen-faced"
screen
comedian,
and
his
two
sons
were
remoted
yesterday
from
a
San
Diego-bound
plane
at
the
request
of
Mrs.
Keaton
following
a
quarrel
between
the
actor
and
his
wife.
You'll
notice
an
Immediate
improvement
YOURSELF!
HIS
morning
ep
cf
coffee
will
bring
a
new
ray
of
tunihin
lo
the
breakfast
tab!
h
flavor
U
to
wonderfully
improved.
Hit
dinner
of
night
will
be
tofnethin)
to
look
forward
la.
Rich
creamy
tovp,
at
only
StCharlei
Milk
cart
make
It
a
St.
Charles
entree
fit
for
royalty.
Then
a
crcm
pie
and
what
a
piw
flaky
pastry,
light
at
a
feather.
Tear
owl
thi
coepon
omi
we'll
end
yov
a
wonderful
cook
boob,
In
full
colors,
showing
you
just
how
to
molce
fhes
fhmgf
and
make
them
for
better
than
yoe
ever
dreamed
possible.
Many
Orders
For
New
Cars
Ford
Models
Proving
Attractive
350,000
Reported
Wanted
DETROIT,
April
5:
Approximately
350,000
orders
for
new
Ford
models
have
been
placed,
it
was
announced
yesterday.
Delivery
Is
not
being
guaranteed
by'
the
company
for
thirty
days.
Canada
enjoys
unique
leadership
in
discovery
of
Insulin.
'SI.
CHARLES
lmM
MILK
Kksie?
Tt
Bont
Co.
tlul
rr.el
JO
Pwll
Street,
VmkmvO,
B.C.
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HANTS
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ttni
cepy
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Nmi
.
BaBHliHaaaljtMJ
'Mi,tn..,:.
bed
as
lectures.
The
Honorable
D:-.
black
peaked
hat
and
so
home,
without
speakers
in
the
afternoon
being
the
Honorable
Mr.
Weir,
the
Minister
of
Agriculture,
who
roused
the
members
of
the
Opposition
to
some
extent
by
his
criticism
of
the
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
Mr.
Mackenzie
King.
Before
sitting
down
Mr.
Weir
moved
a
resolution
that
the
question
be
now
put.
This
move
was
a
surprise
as
It
had
the
effect
of
prohibiting
any
amendment
to
the
Prime
Minister's
motion
being
put
m
the
House.
It
also
had
the
effect
it
practically
renewing
the
debate
iecause
under
the
rules
of
the
ilouse
a
member
is
only
allowed
to
:peak
once
on
a
motion
but
this
;roposa)
of
the
Minister
of
Agrl-rulture
would
allow
every
member
o
speak
again
if
he
saw
fit.
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
was
the
last
speaker
of
the
day
and
he
offered
.o
the
government
the
whole-hear-td
support
of
the
Liberal
party
if
the
government
would
bring
down
a
supply
bill
on
the
following
day
for
any
amount,
five,
twenty
or
fifty
millions
of
dolalrs.
If
this
was
brought
down
for
the
relief
of
the
unemployed
and
to
buy
seed
grain
for
the
farmers
of
Saskatchewan,
he
and
his
party
would
do
all
in
their
power
to
expedite
this
on,
Wednesday
and
so
pass
a
measure
this
kind
before
Easter.
He
fin-
struck
11.
It
is
remarkable
how
the
speeches
lutlon
arking
first
of
all
for
a
per-
ehq"a"yf
T'th0an
mem
CarvadTaier?t
of
e
Opposi
ion
went
home
iodlc
examination
of
the
afford!'""",
thing
had
been
people
and,
secondly,
to
medical
relief
for
those
suffering
L
J
H!
from
ha
.
rniin..ri
,
i
that
final
Judgment
had
'better
be
"served
on
this
until
the
govern
nr
stnnipv
orw
nr
Rn
rnn.
vative
members,
who
gave
Interesting
addresses
also
but
which
j
could,
perhaps,
be
better
descrl-1
ment
had
a
chance
to
reply.
any
decision
having
been
arrived
when
the
ai
on
mis
very
important
suojeit
Wednesday
j
It
was
a
kincf
of
expecting
House
that
gathered
for
prayers
on
Wed-
MacLaren.
Minlste
rot
Pensions
andesday.
It
was
felt
that
some
mem-
nuoiu
wno
iwiowo-iibe,
of
government
would
reply
Eleven
o'clock
having
the
speaker
donned
his
arrived,
spoke
untu
n
tne
previous
night
and
the
House
was
not
dls-
appointed
in
their
expectations
Honorable,
the
Prime'
Minister,
rnsp
tn
orirtrocc
tho
ITnui
which
Menu
to
be
agitating
tho
H(s
rlslnK
to
k
b
M
people
of
British
Columbia
more
to
dm
or
appIanse
from
the
mmbers
than
the
people
of
any
other
pro-
of
nU
party
and
who
Is
there
amongst
us
who
doe
not
feel
good
t
a
Tuesday
wnn
0Uf
ehamplon
arises
for
the
Continuation
of
the
debate
on
the-
tray7
,
resolution
rntroduced
by
the
Honor-
The
Prime
Minister
retraced
the
lable
R.
B.
Bennett
which
has
been
nfotbry
of
the
unemployment
fight
j
under
discussion
for
some
consider-(rom
I93ff
to
the
present
time,
able
time
and
which
would
have
tho
showing
the
necessity
for
the
gov-!
effect
of
extending
the
UnempToy-
rnmenl
ruling
at
an
times
and
:ment
and
Farm
Relief
Act
of
last
that
the
will
of
minorities
should
session
until
the
first
of
May.
The
no
be
allowed
to
rtm
Parliament,
contention
of
the
Opposition,
and
He
covered
practically
all
argu-that
also
Intrudes
Liberal,
Indepen-
ments
which
had
been
used
by
the
dent
Liberal,
United
Farmer,
and
Opposition,
his
address
being
also
a
the
Labor
group,
is
that
the
powers
very
informative
one,
giving
to
the
askedby
the
Prime
Minister
are
too
ordinary
members
of
the
House
a
great.
This
measure,
they
contend,
I
oeep
behind
the
scenes
of
our
gov-was
put
through
at
the
close
of
last
'eminent
and
the
conditions
they
session
when
Parliament
was
about
j
were
confronted
with
in
the
hand-to
prorogue
and
at
the
time
It
was
fmg
of
the
affairs
of
the
country
put
through
it
was
understood
then
during
the
past
year.
Before
sitting
that
the
Act
would
expire
on
the
down
he
moved
that
on
and
after
first
or
March
so
as
to
give
mem-
Tuesday
next,
which
Is
the
day
the
bers
of
the
House
an
opportunity
to
:
House
meets
after
Easter,
fore-
discuss
matters
relating
to
this
whole
question.
It
is
felt
by
the
Opposition
that
there
may
have
been
some
grounds
for
the
granting
of
these
powers
to
the
government
while
Parliament
was
not
ln
sesston
but
now
that!
closure
would
take
place.
Foreclosure
means
that
all
discussion
of
the
proposal
now
before
the
House
must
cease
after
12
hours
from
Its
Introduction
ln
the
House
and
that
members
are
restricted
to
only
20
minutes
each.
The
Prime
Minister
rariiament
is
sitting,
questions
re-!jpoke
for
considerable
length
of
latlng
to-
the
peace,
order
and
good
ime
and
it
is
safe
to
say
his
ad-government
and
questions
relating
;
dress
heartened
the
members
of
his
to
expenditure,
should
be
discussed
,
rjnrty
at
least.
Honorable
Mr.
Raton
th
flnrtf
nf
the
Ifon
f
Parlln.
-
.
.
.......
,
i
-via
i
iti
cyt
tiuu
bum;
uiilii
ment
as
a
whole.
the
hour
of
six,
at
which
time
the
I
It
Is
contended
from
the
govern-,
ir0u.?o
adjourned
unl
11
Tuesday
at
Intent
side
that
smear
no
undue
ad-
3
o'clock.
Our
thoughts,
however,
vantage
na
been
taken
of
the
,
ore
divided
between
the
occasion
of
powers
conferred
Upon
them
last
Eter
and
lhse
of
what
will
tran-yeaf,
that
there
Is
no
harm
In
wire
when
the
House
meet
again
granting
the?
powers
until
the
on
Tuesday,
March
29.
flrit
of
May.
What
Is
worrying;
the
.
"
minds
of
many
of
the
Opposition
Is
what
is-
going
to
happen
after
the
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt,
A.
first
of
May
ln
regard
to
the
matter
E.
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
of
unemployment
relief
with
the
10:20
thW
morning
from
Anyos,
various
provinces
and
municipals
Stewart
and
other
northern
points'
ties
throughout
Canada.
land
sailed
at
1:30
this
afternoon
On
Tuesday
the
debate
was
car-
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
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tm
if
nail
1
T
Twcs&y,
"April
5
1812
"
21.;...;..,
1
Atittm
Baking
makes
many
foods
taste
better
but
beans,
above
all,
need
to
be
baked
to
bring
out
their
flavour.
Heinz
Deans
taste
better
because
they
are
really
baked
in
dry-heat
ovens
just
like
your
own.
Most
beans
are
simply
steamed
in
a
sealed
can.
But
oven-baking
makes
Heinz
beans
marvel
lously
light,
tender
and
digestible.
The
sauces,
that
only
Heinz
can
make,
permeate
every
bean.
One
taste
will
tell
you
the
difference
oven-baking
makes.
HJSOURES
Edcli
of
tli
e
more
tlian600
branches
of
the
Bank,
of
Montreal,
matter
-where
it
is
located,
has
behind
It
the
full
resources
of
the
whole
oraniza
tionwhich
has
Capital
and
Reserves
of
over
74,000,000,and
Assets
exceeding
75O,OOO,O00.
No
account
is
too
small
and
none
ioo
large
for
the
BaTROfM0NTIJAL
to
handle
with
efficiency
and
courteous
attention
to
the
customer's
individual
requirements.
Four
kinds
of
Heinz
Hen
ns
all
baked!
And
what
a
nurfohlng
meal
they
make
all
the
feed
raise
of
meat
ami
potafe.
Cf
Helm
Oven-Baked
Brum
the
twrt
time
yorr
at
your
HEINZ
M.d
t
L.mmston,OnUrio,
for
nearly
eOiMrter
of
a
Century
OVEN
HAKED
BEANS
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
Total
Assets
in
excess
of
i750.ooo.boo
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
F.
A.
MacCAhLUM,
Manager
TTTT
in
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OlV.I-'
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