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TAKEN
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When
the
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plan
of
providing
eveiy
person
in
the
United
States
over
00
years
of
age
a
regular
pension
of
$200
a
month
-which
he
must
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during
the
month
was
first
proposed
everybody
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and
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jr
v01I
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iau.
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pian
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scheme.
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notice
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taken
cf
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not
prepared
to
tjndorse
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scheme
of
that
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which
is
one
of
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radical
yet
propounded
anywhere,
yetj
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are
a
number
of
people,
even
businessmen,
who
are
inclined
to
favor
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of
the
sort,
possibly
in
a
smaller
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proposed
to
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through
a
general
sales
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sufficiently
high
to
cover
it.
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Canada
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have
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sales
tax,
so
that
part
of
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plan
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out
of
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bridge
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who
got
at
least
some
of
his
card
experience
when
acting
as
timekeeper
to
a
railway
gang
not
far
from
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De
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of
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friends
tell
us
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often
good
sport.
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International
Basketball
Game
Moose
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TONIGHT
Saturday,
l
elmiary
1(1
Ketchikan
AlttKka
vs.
Moose
men
school
vs.
.LEMON
Intermediate
IritottReftiate
f'misin
Kaiser
Surts
S
IM.
Adults
Se
Children
!
Big
Four
Leads
Ladies'
Bowling
Last
night's
jesulu
in
UW
Ladir'
Bow-hug
League
rftas
Isllews:
Annette's
'4(jo
Mu4Wm's
4
If
Bk
Four
471.
Strikers
367.
All
mars
430,
Batten
Reds
37.
Lucky
Strtkea
406,
Canadian
Na
as
foho:
Bis;
Fow
I
MuHem's
(Alley
CaU
:
j
Annette's
ILueky
Strike.
I
All
Stars
Rupertettes
181S
1667
1M4
.
:
VC31
WHIST
LCAGUJ:
.Itr.SULTS
Sons
of
Norway
defeated
8t.
An
drewVi
by
a
score
of
7
to
2
to
the
SPORT
CHAT
Thi
Iwmmv
New
M
ibika
KktM
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bu..xrOwi;
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in
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M,aWy
Wleg-
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Mmisie
Senior
leafUe
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am
'Hie
Nnt
MKIakatla
team
is
com-of
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players
uid
u.
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Wl
fciw
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lYln-e
Ruperi
laiis
an
ide
M
tetiat
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tttf
1
tnmr
tmui
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Urn
ph.yers.
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uin
hxs
betni
t'4Uu
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mi
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ailiiiictent.s
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by
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executive
trf
Uie
l'rlnre
laiperl
BAkMball
Ax'hitioil
to
h
ive
tt
riu'
teK
A
fuaJU'r
serte
.
f
games
may
lie
aranged
Utter.
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aolMKtl
no
Otenadlan
IUhi
wrtl
meet
in
t
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miner
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ltwtttn
,
An
ciuliU4
Uml
W
Uke
ibfttiM
In
Mi.
Memoi
laa4c4bM
lilt
Ttiunday
iiii'l,!
b
u
M
urewr
M-43.
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was
trie
toeMt
.jin.-
of
Ute
evrtH!
altlMHial)
ili
i4HM.-.
Mee
wHInmH
Ut4r
re-fivl
y-
KUil'.s
IllliaMr
IMMt
ItuMt-l(rt!
Hialker
aliaKexl
a
attemtoufc
by
.uirtji-
1C
pMlnts
wrtkii
was
kite
i
easrn
i
why
the
Train
drew
ktat.
The
mime
wua
(sat
rttn
from
aV'Abmil
hi
hundred
-ll
score.
When
the
play
re
sumed
the
Battlers
dropped
out
of
the
picture
and
were
14
einU
be-hkwl
at
Uie
finish.
The
Orettettes.
minus
their
star
leentre.
Snvith.
lest
to
Annette's
3-1R
Boston
Red
lS'P
.ln
the
Ladies'
League.
Stone
and
Strikers
jpgfJ&l&U-
'
lj04
jRaUihford
turned
In
a
perfect
per-
C.
N.
R.
A.
lWOjformarKie
for
the
Mannequins
while
1120
croxferd
and
Dickens
did
Uie
scoring
for
the
OroUeUes.
Seytthians
defeated
the
Junior
iHWjh
Seho9l
team
31-14
In
a
free-
corinc
same.
The
Scythians
had
Fraternal
Whist
Leazue
last
rdahti
things
their
own
way
in
the
first;
while
Grotto
won
ver
Oddfellows
1
half
with
a
shutout
while
they
got
C
to
3.
The
league
standing
to
date
to
a
j
follows:
.
W.
L.
Sons
of
Norway
.Ji
0
Oddfellows
2
2
St.
Andrew's
1
1
2
Canadian
Legion
....
1
3
Grotto
1
3
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HOME
REATMENTS
ulth
MUSTARD
CJUfIlN,
ColtlN,
Ithcuniu(ic;
GrJppu
Right
la
pur
own
borne
with
the
Colman'a
.Mustard
lo
your
kiicbeo
cupboard,
you
hare
a
RtALLY
effec-ti?e
treatmeni
for
nliny
winter
illtl
A
miutard
plaster
(half
CoLman'i,
half
flour)
on
your
cbett,
back
or
aching
part.
A
bot
bath
witbTtiibleipoooiful
of
Colman'a
t
nee
'urxoldaor
a
fool
bath
in
a
paiL
Don'f
overlook
theac
sood
old-time
remedies.
K.p
This
Chait
at'
Rtmlndtt
t
eauuurt
awrtAa
-s
ir
'-
-
1
-
P
,
COLMAN'S
d.s.f.
Mustard
"It't
ALL
Pur
Muttmrd"
1G
point
themselves.
Individual
sooriog:
Junior
League
pj
Scythians
'31
Donrlnato
till,
j'OilHs,
Montesano
ei.
Murray
U2,
2
Letoumeau,
Astort.
Hlifli
Seliool
U4i
Houston
3).
j
Hlrano
8.
Kelsey,
Veltch,
Munro,'
j
!HuMiy
i2.
Lear.
'
j
Ladies
League
Annette's
tl5i
Stone
(C.
Ratch-ford
(6),
Bodide
(3)Morrls.
Ufand,
IRrveit.
Stamp-Vincent.
Grotiette
3i
Dickens
(2,
Mc-Mwkin.
Beale,
Croxford
li.
Guile
k,
Nelson.
Intermediate
learue
High
School
37
Morgan
6l.
iTobey
4.
Campbell
C.
Davles
2i,
Fulton
2,
Lindsay
tl7i,
McMeekln.
;
Warriors
(23)
J.
Comadlna
(4i,
Fitzpatriek
1,
Naylor
(2,
Viereck
i14.
F.
Comadlna.
Miller
2.
Reuior
league
C
N.
R.
A.
39)
Johnson
(Jl).
Stiles
(ID),
Nakamoto
(0).
Smith
7.
D.-Morrison
(2).
Grotto
(4S)Morrison
(3),
Olllls
(3.
Stalker
1C,
Morgan
(15),
Gur-vich
(C).
Hickey.
Basketball
Standing
Senior
league
W.
L.
P.
Grotto
C
l
12
C
N.
R.
A.
:2
4
4
Moose
1
4
2
Intermediate
Leatue
Canadian
Legion
3
2
61
,IIigh
School
-....4
2
8
Warriors
2
5
A
I
Ladies',
League
.
!
Annette's
5
l
10
High
School
2
3
4
.Grottettes
J2
5
4
Junior
League
,.'
Scythians
...0
1
12
Boy
Soouts
3
2
6
l
High
School
j.-.
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Cf'l7l7B7l
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at.
WHOOPING
COUGH
.itrnl
In
AtlrMdjme
The
annual
Valentine
ThiHaday
ittetit
of
Camlinl
Chap-Ur,
ImfMYtal
Ordor
Oattattm
of
the
HwHre.
wi
a
tr1y
WNwuwfnl
affan.
both
audteHy
ami
nnnrtal)-Ttte
I
O.
D.
K
Hall
was
art
1st
tea
lly
ducoraletl
for
the
occasion
will)
a
proftuton
nf
hoarts
and
ruplds
opeftinc
f
h
and
ine
trams
tvore
)tt.
uei
ii-ii
aitnrsbc
miDulesf
ftlay-i
F.reJ4f)t
HHisie
w
fvfnishod
fr
iiik
When
the
h)T
hoMl
fwr
idJUM4n
from
8J0
puAi
until
2:30
Uie
ieaon
an
waag
itrval
thelajn.
bj-
the
llsrmony
Five
Orehes-CiHi
huooskw
were
en
the
stiort
o
W
LakUer
wus
a
tenlal
end
of
a
19-15
count.
After
themaatrr
of
ceremonies,
breatlwr.
Stalker
and
hat
eaers
tied
j
At
o&tal&ii.
Htdkkmi
relresh-
H
up
)2-all
and.
wHh
fifteen
mln-'
utes
to
go.
they
were
all
square
at
21
apiece.
Then
Uie
QroUo
took
Uie
lead.
The
C.
N.
K.
A.
tied
K
up
with
four
BriHutas
to
go,
only
te
tew
out.
tional
ReereaUen
Asralaltao
lib
The
Warriors
lost
to
the
Hlti
Rtipertrttua
vs.
AUisy
Cats,
ssist-
jSeHw
in
the
Intermediate
t
hdure
poMid.
137-23
Ttie
tlt
half
was
dose
with
The
team
aggregates
to
sVUe
are
Ithe
Warriers
on
the
short
end
of
a
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I'rlnre
Kupert
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ANNUAL
RCPOBT
or
THE
ONCAT-WCBT
LITE
COOPERATION
Wkil
It
Hat
Don
For
the
Poticyholdcri
S1S,ILS,2.
paid
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Uw
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and
poiivyhoklrra
tine
th
Company
inr
tion.
IIM.2U.I2.
of
prtaant
twit
onititul
itif,
with
futura
income,
tl
fund
from
which
all
unmatured
contracta
will
b
paid.
IS70,4M,S&4.
of
inaurancv
and
annuitiea
in
lorn,
pro-lHinf
protection
and
income
for
tltouaand
of
homes.
for
the
Community
Futtff-tut
ni4i(utn
in
Loruia
of
lowrnintnlt,
munkipt,.
lira,
public
and
rli(icua
off
eniaationa.
Tm
luillwani
in
industrial
and
public
utililf
bonda,
Sttnttrn
mUlftnt
in
farm
murtfaf
.
Ticrntg'fire
mUlnmi
in
othar
mortcaf
aa.
--turninf
th
whla
of
Irv
duatrjr.
dvrlopin(
africu'
tur.
bulldiiiK
home.
ImportJnt
Items
for
1934
Butineti
In
force
ttwii.ain
imwim,
.
.
.
$370,439,554
New
Buiintit
ltsul
iMiKam
MM.itiMi
,
70,751,300
ToUl
Income
27,048,910
Payments
to
Policyholders
and
Beneficiaries
18,633,937
Atseti
138,245,129
Poky
Reserves
and
Other
Liabilities
.
.
132,005,926
Continjency
Reserve,
Surplus
and
Capital
.
6,239,203
Th
year
1)14
has
been
a
auccvaaful
on
foe
Th
Crat-Wat
Lif
and
Ita
policyholder..
Buain
in
fore.
nw
buaina,
!,
in
Cma,
policy
rr
and
surplus
hat
all
bn
increased.
I).
M.
HUNTER
Rox
!f5,
Prince
Rupert.
R.C.
THE
GREAT-WEST
LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT
OF
MINES
3i
British
Columbia
has
produced
over
$1373,000,00(1.00
worth
of
minerals.
Improved
base
moial
prices,
the
increased
value
in
0"'"'
ii
the
general
trend
towards
recovery,
are
bringing
about
-
tc.
an
Increasing
activity
In
muiUig
throughout
Britislv
Coinnii
"
The
estimated
gold
production
for
the
year
1034
show-Increase
of
443
ounces
over
1933,
establishing
an
all-uni'
record.
The
estimated
value
In
Canadian
funds
of
koW
pi""
tion
for
11134
is
$10,610,822.00.
Annual
Reports
of
the
Honourable
the
Minister
ff
Mines,
and
special
reports
on
lode
and
placer-mlnini;
eta,
may
be
obtained
upon
Application,
to
THE
DEPARTMENT
OK
MINES.
VICTORIA,
B.C.