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DAILY
HDITION
BRITAIN
AND
IRELAND
MUSICAL
EDUCATION
should
prove
an
encouragement
to
others.
nrnnTaTSTSTi
VisVA'ATn
igtfiliW
Thursday.
April
21,
"852
According
to
one
of
the
members
of
the
British
government,
the
people
of
Britain
are
not
worrying
much
over
the
Irish
question.
They
say
that
if
Ireland
wishes
to
separate
herself
from
the
Empire
she
is
at
liberty
to
do
so.
It
vrift
be
a
matter
for
the
Irish
people
to
decide.
Britain
is
Ireland's
best
customer
and
Ireland
buys
heavily
from
Britain.
The
interests
of
both
are
for
union
and
both
would
be
satisfied
to
have
it
so
remain
were
it
not
for
the
politicians.
However,
when
the
Irish
neoDle
find
that'
Sores
Broke
Out
All
Over
Her
Body
Mre.
T.
E.
Cliff,
Kelwood,
Mo..
vnttt:
"My
litile
duihter'
ivtml
nj
artna
brrke
out
io
ton
wbith
(prrad
I1
OTr
her
body.
Nothing
I
tried
gsre
ber
ny
rriiff
until
I
sot
ft
bottle
of
Ikinlork
Mood
Bitten,
and
I
roukl
m
an
impror
ment,u
the
tore
begin
to
diMppear.
I
rvt
her
three
bottle
and
fir
hu
hud
bo
mors
trouble."
Ml
It
int4
itwrtl
itarM;
fHn4.
1
tKt
J
ran,
!
by
TU
T.
UJkue
C..
LU.
Twmm,
Oat.
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
JAPANESE
nobody
Cares
what
they
do
about
it,
they
will
probably
de-
'"
but
deliberate
tn
act
and
oo
Clde
to
remain
in
the
Empire.
servatlon.
He
talked
English
after
a
fashion,
and
I
bad
to
listen
close-
-
ry,
for
as
I
already
knew
by
exper
REACTIONS
FROM
CHANGES
Quite
often
various
changes
seem
very
desirable
but
different
reactions
follow.
In
the
United
States
today
it
seems
desirable
to
curb
the
craze
for
gambling
on
the
stock
exchange.
If
they
do
this,
the
business
is
likely
to
be
transferred
to
Montreal
and
if
Montreal
refuses
to
handle
the
fewness
it
will
go
to
Mexico.
Whervt-he
framers
of
the
dry
laws
in
the
United
States
secured
the
constitutional
changes
necessary,
nobody
thought
ft
would
lead
to
lawlessness
such
as
has
followed.
So
m
almost
all
the
experimental
legislation
everywhere,
the
reactions
have
been
unexpected
and
in
many
cases
the
experimental
legislation
has
had
to
be
repealed
Abuses
spring
up
and
unexpected
results
follow.
!attonal
Geographical
makes
fittingly
conspicuous
the
worthy
cap
tain
and
the
establishments
he
in
account
of
low
price
and
better
preservation;
for
those
fish
on
Japanese
boats
are
chilled
as
soon
aa
taken
on
board.
There
were
some
Boston
Imports
of
frozen
sword
fish
from
J
a
Dan
'I
(Wonders
at
tlia
exuiae;
and
fhatj
i
first
hand
Stfelligence
Is
Instruct
hr
wr
riirT1
throughout
Hence
we
learn
that
IN
iVI
A
K
!
K
I
(the
foreshores
lhe
low
tide
flats
are
fenced
and
cultivated
for
dates,,
'
reh
rvl
nvstr;
with
aa
moth
;
Conttnued
Irm
.
(care
and
more
skill
than
a
cabbage
ned
as
a
fish
killer
then,
and
of
Ptth
in
America.
We
glimpse
Uie
j
Wider
xtputaMPU
now
as
a
.travel-1
lte
strand
Ft
met
u
res
for
reeciv-ring
commercial
agent
for
the
great
'
wb.
eurlne
and
tntnsaMp-i
firms
at
the
Boston
FUh
Pier.
i
lhe
dU'
lr.adine?
of
e
var-It
was
through
Captain
Cameron
tiade-Jrwa
.stows,
tuna
aad
!
(who
in
boyhood
days
had
been
my
swordfisb
to
the
smaller
swimming
papa
at
Crark's
Harbor,
where
he
'pedes.
thaWnfest
the
lafoosir
end;
was
born
in
1863)
that
I
farmed
a
inhore
waters:
while
anchoted
eft
writing
acquaintance
with
that
stH
areMHilan?e
snips,
eacn
wkb-persistent
pioneer,
young
ShLraoda.
hundred
J
In
ere-.
floaUng
labors-1
He
had
learned
to
express,
in
toler-
nd
canniae
factories.
wht;
able
English,
his
fisheries
Ideas
ann
the
live
raw:
material
Is
taken
on
aspirations,
all
good
and
workable,
board
aodMdily
tuinedlnto
the-He
was
a
close
reader
of
my
Coast-
i
"d'ble
profttfet,
wrrtch
Is
crowding
guard
while
he
fished
out
of
Olou-
-
out
the
maMt-rou?hh'
bandied
and
'
cester;
and
on
going
home,
after
-acre
tardf
trJaUd
fishfooels
landed
I
his
seven
years
term,
he
sent
me
n
Canada
nrjtf
the
United
States
a
full
report
of
the
newly
organised
!
Ihat
work
'nj
to
outshoat
as
with
industry,
there
on
an
extended
,
our
own
bow,
unless
we
go
and
doj
scale.
In
the
regular
vernacular,
the
;
likewise.
.
gist
of
which
I
found
out
by
the
aid
I
have
an.
of
fsetting
Idea
to
be!
of
a
Chinese
laundryman,
who
knew
'
formulated
aer
There
are
no
lob-
j
nothing
of
the
language,
but
read
ters
in
the
pacific.
The
canned)
it
fluently
in
his
own
speech,
since
'
neat,
husked
out
from
shellfish,
ktj
these
crab-stuped
letters
'the
rusyid
cososmed
wiih
canned
haJt-.
same
in
Chinese
stand
for
things.
i
out
and
mackerel,
because
the
not
sounds.
I
kept
m
long
distance
washsncj
detract.
from
the
flavor,
touch
wtth
Shfeaoda.
by
oceastonai
thlch
tan
the
broiled
lobster,
makes
notes,
until
he
became
a
high-'
t
the
favorite
dish
in
all
the
palm
cowered
member
of
the
bureau
tardea.
If
the
baby
lobster,
now
subordinate
to
the
asTieuttttre
de
partment.
He
went
to
the
Siberian
Coast
during
the
Russo-Japanese
war.
and
the
thread
of
Intercourse
was
broken.
But
I
had
become
pretty
wen
posted
in
the
pushing
fish-enterprises
of
far
away
Japan.
And
new
the
sequel:
I
was
in
Halifax
during
the
spring
of
1905.
attending
the
legislative
session.
when
a
message
came
from
the
City
Club
that
a
Japanese
gentleman
was
a
guest
there
and
desired
an
interview
with
me.
This
was
Mr.
MatzusakL
a
member
of
the
agri
culture
department,
commissar
of
the
fisheries,
who
had
just
flitted
from
Washington
to
Ottawa,
and
then
to
Halifax
on
his
way
to
Britain
and
the
North
Sea
coast
of
the
continent,
to
learn
all
there
was
In
it
for
the
benefit
of
his
own
country.
He
was
a
typical
Japanese
of
medium
size,
not
more
than
30.
lithe
and
limber
in
movement.
ience,
the
bookish
tongue
Is
different
from
the.
talking
tongue
In
any
known
language.
Wanted
Outline
He
wanted
an
outline
of
the
Canadian
fisheries,
and
I
wrote
for
hrei
that
afternoon
18
pages
of
big
netepaper
elaborating
the
salient
points,
and
fitting
in
details
as
far
J
as
I
knew
at
that
period.
They
had
no
chemical
fish
freezers
in
Japan
then;
and
I
was
allowed
to
take
Mm
through
the
late
Arthur
Beta-tiller's
cold
storage
plant,
where
he
eagerly
noted
every
particular
Then
to
the
big
warehouse
and
the
Dieted
that
day's
demonstration.
On
the
eve
of
Mr.
Mateasakl's
departure
from
New
York
to
Europe,
he
wrote
me:
"Marti
thanks
tor
ktadoest
given
to
me
when
I
had
In
these
days
of
radio
when
a
great
deal
of
first
class
jtor
Europe
-
music
is
Brought
to
the
home
Without
effort
and
When
all
Another
sequel:
Last
night.
Capt
that
is
necessary
is
to
turn
a
dial
and
sit
in
an
easv
chair
cnron
"turned
from
an
exten-and
enjoy,
there
is
a
tendency
to
neglect
musical
education
j
trfhre
f
Pianos
are
no
longer
in
demand
and
great
very
i
young
stations
as
a
soiioiung
agent
for
a
people
are
not
taught
to
play
musical
instruments
or
sing
I
wen
known
firm
at
the
said
fish
as
they
once
were.
,
pier.
He
performed
the
Job
with
his
Turn
from
this
picture
and
see
a
musical
organization
i"11
thGrW3ghness-
and
hu
vnt
aii(k
aarTiar
mvo
v
)
;t,4
u
n
:
I1
now
in
all
the
magatines.
The
tol
Theatre
and
we
find
that
interest
is
still
taken
in
local
musical
effort.
There
must
have
been
five
hundred
neonle
niit
It
tkn
i
TM
1;
.
.
.
.
i
.
.
.
...
...
.
.
vuv
iu
iiwi
mc
ouiyeis.
iiiere
is
sun
a
realization
mat
me
i
"P10-
Ana
um
mornines
uoaton
only
way
to
really
enjoy
music
i3
to
create
it.
Port
,Mreh
w
comes
out
with
a
We
take
pleasure
in
congratulating
the
Prince
Rupert
!ZM?f,a!T
,Z?BLfB0T
Singers,
memb.
rs
of
the
Boys'
Banded
other
100-!
,
....
-
...b..vfcu.v
cuui
m
V..W.CHC1IL
jjcj
tui
iiittntc.
u.caicnes
ana
uanaaan
impoits.
en
being
broiled
and
sapless,
were
tinned
alive
In
a
suitable
container,
teamed
and
hermetically
sealed
afterwards
the
succulent
juices
and
the
special
flavor
would
be
all
re-'aieed,
the
article
weald
be
popular,
eves
la
J-apan.
and
the
tinning
eeeld
be
dose
at
one-fifth
the
present
east.
In
the
eotttae
of
a
teur
of
Brt-Hh
Cetaatela
Hoc.
B.
T.
Chao-ieiL
general
superintendent
of
the
"anadian
National
Railways
for
British
Colombia,
aad
O.
A.
Mc-ttiehoH.
general
passenger
agent,
"joth
of
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
etty
from
Jasper
Park
on
this
morning's
train
and
wfll
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
They
were
accompanied
here
from
PriBee
Oeorge
by
W.
H.
Tebey
drrtxtonal
top-ntendent.
aatlaraM
Kklwes.
di--.nna;
frelgj.'
and
paseenger
agent.
u
su
3
it
mt,
:
:
,
mn
imgii
t
!
BUY
The
Thrift'
Way
AND
SAVE
JREAD
White
or
Brown.
Locally
Baked.
Made
from
the
Beat
Ingredient
only
4Qp
2
leaves
XOC
25c
4
loaves
BOTT
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Preen
&
Creamy,
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STRAWBERRY
JAM
Royal
City
No.
4
this
per
tin
PURE
PLUM
JAM
Royal
City.
No.
4
tins,
per
tin
CASTTLLE
SOAPUog
Bars,
per
bar
TEA
Good
Quality
per
lb.
SUPREME
COFTEE
Dated
Save
the
Coupons,
per
lb.
ICING
SUGAR
per
J-ib
pkg
PASTRY
FLOUR
Wild
Rose.
10-lb
acks,
per
sack
BROKEN
WALNUTS
Fresh
Shipmt
nt,
per
lb.
PRUNES
Medium
saw
3
lbs.
SMALL
WHITE
BEANS
3
lbs.
previous
to
this
new
Influx.
I
knew!REO
PLUMSRoyal
City
that
receipts
of
fresh
sworditsh
2
Uax-
per
tin
from
Canada
last
year
totalled
EUREKA
BLEACH-
1O8J90O
pounds
at
five
end
a
half
1
P"
-
bottle
cent:
and
of
frozen
swordfUh.
9,-
"HOICE
PINO
SALMON
545
pounds.
Japan
is
now
the
chief
flat
Una,
ecr
tin
compeUtor.
The
MasscbueeUs;OAROBN
PEAS
Sieve
4
FWhery
Atsnelation
is
aroused
and
per
tin
8c
48c
45c
34c
14c
25c
38c
16c
42c
31c
22c
11c
10c
10c
6c
9c
asking
Washington
for
a
higher
ORANGES
We
hav
the
best
va-
tariff.
Senator
WaUh
rays
he
will
"e
In
Oraaes
In
tewrtiAQ
ataet
mbv
to
Investigate,
If
Canada
and
"
h
Hlhesf
jMfa4rl
See
es
the
United
States
would
only
learn
window.
the
Japs,
thev
wouldnt
have
to
In-
I
ht-if
f
rntih
Xt
CzYYV
111
11
1
d11
CL
vesttaate.
All
it
wants
Is
observe-
dlly
tion
and
common
sense,
instead
of
prwne
l"9
Ztl
Third
Ave.
conjectural
compilations
and
psue-
do-sclence.
-rnv
CARItY
ASO
vn
c.vr-
SAE"
Captaln
Cameron
often
comes
in
CTT,rirrTfniTiBiTSir
of
an
evening
to
tell
me
about
the
Notice
to
EmpIoyr
To
Mi
mi
The
Income
Tax
Act
now
requires
every
employer
to
deduct
1
from
All
Wages
and
Commissions
paid
after
April
lltii.
whether
earned
befere
that
date
or
not.
The
exemptions
of
$13,000
or
(22.00
per
week
allowed
under
the
former
Act
no
longer
apply.
Surii
Irdoetions
are
to
be
paid
over
to
the
Pi
Uncial
Collector
not
later
than
the
15th
of
the
suececfling
month.
Envp
loyers
who
are
not
at
present
reeelvlng
fcimi
on
which
to
report
sueti
deductions
iImbU
notify
THE
CO.M
-IISSIONLlt
OF
INCOME
TAX,
Parliament
Ituiltlingt,
Victoria.
Domestic
Help
ItetMrm
of
dedaetlorts
frtfm
such
employees
way
be
made
quarterly
Instead
of
monthly.
IVurd
aad
roota
supplied
t
domestic
Mp
should
be
valued
at
not
les
than
ItO.M
per
hiontli.
N
dnlur-tiee
need
be
made
hi
the
case
of
an
occasional
employee
who
is
engaged
In
connection
with
the
domestic
establishment
af
his
employer
if
the
wages
for
the
period
of
employment
do
not
exceed
SS.00.
Department
of
Finance,
C.
II.
PETERSON','
Victoria,
B.C.
Commissioner
of
Income
Tax.
PERMANENCE
For
well
over
a
century
the
BANK
OF
MONTRHAL
has
been
in
continuous
operation.
Today,
with
its
long
experience,
efficient
personnel,
hundreds
of
Branches
elta-
-
jA
and
complete
equipment,
the
Bank
oetter
able
than
ever
to
help
its
customers
to
handle
their
financial
affairs
in
a
safe
and
satisfactory
manner.
BMEIOF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
TOTAL
ASS
UTS
IN
EXCESS
OF
f
750,000,000
Prince
Rupert
H
ranch:
F.
A.
MacCAIXUM,
Manager
KEEP
HENNESSY
BRANDY
HANDY
'
!,.
it
.1
Vifltl
'.ill
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1.
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published
or
displayed
by
the
Government
Liquor
Control
Uuird
or
by
the
of
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Columbia
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