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lt.
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PERSONAL
INCOMES
$5.00
.12
J5Q
3.00
9.00
Wednesday,
July
5,
1933.
c
j
gucii.
lane
ciiio
annj
ii
kjiii
1.11
v.
ii
t
altogether
and
give
it
to
the
other
eleven
million
people
and
they
get
approximately
$45,000,000
or
slightly
over
forty
cents
a
week
more
than
they
get
now.
Another
23,-000
people
get
about
$40,000
a
year
each
or
a
total
of
92,-000,000
which
would
give
each
person
eighty
cents
a
week.
The
total
coming
to
each
person
from
the
distribution
nf
thPSP
hiorh
infnrrm
rniilrl
ha
?1
90
n
waiAt
Wntu
ever,
already
many
people
are
receiving
good
salaries
or
wages
from
those
incomes
so
that
the
distribution
would
'be
nothing
like
that
amount.
The
nnnpr
nlsn
nnints
tn
fhp
Inrorp
pnrn!noc
nf
snmp
corporations
but
that
is
the
same
money
that
provides
the
f
income
for
the
Irulivirlnnls
cn
there
wnnlrl
hp
Httlp
(tur
NAVY
WINS
Defeated
Velvet
3
to
3
in
Cup
Opener
Last
Night
FOOT1IALL
SCORINfi
Christlson,
Navy.
12.
II.
Dickens,
Velvet,
7-It.
Smith,
Navy,
i.
ItiUhic.
Velvet,
4.
Vlnk.
Velvet.
4.
Cross,
Laundry,
3.
A.
Smith,
Laundry,
2.
Vanre.
Laundry,
2.
HuUfsUU.
Velvet.
2.
Armstrong,
Navy,
2.
Davie.
R.
C.
X.
V.
It,
2.
Ferguson,
Velvet,
I.
Fatiran.
Navy,
1.
Mc.Meekln,
Xavy,
I.
Slmundsen,
Laundry,
I.
Cameron,
Velvet,
1.
Gillies,
Velvet.
1.
Ilotkestad,
Velvet
I.
Keays,
Xavy,
I.
Morean,
Xavy,
1.
Parsons.
Velvet.
I.
Baker,
Velvet.
I.
'
Errors
Oreer,
K.&X.V.R.,
1.
Last
evening's
football
BOARD
AND
ROOM
ar
jj2
"iuc
m
uc
uprigni
ana
reoouna-25(ed
outside
In
some
remarkable
!way
Vlnk
missed
from
Dickens
A
aper
that
purports
to
be
published
in
the
interest?pnvvEtrwrm
,
of
the
workingmen
says
three
thousand
people,
prpsnmn-
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
T
bly
in
Canada,
although
it
does
not
sav
so.
have
an
in-'WEST
African
ImDorters
and
ex-
frma
rf
11
ffl
o
imn
oonli
Toln
Vi5c
ntimo
fvnm
tlinm!
Dorters
porters
!Uflr
seek
rnnntlnn
connections
nHfl
with
Canadian
producers
or
manufacturers.
Samples,
offers
for
merchandise
of
all
descriptions,
principally
fish
products,
and
terms
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benyiwah
House,
Wln-neba,
Oold
Coast,
British
West
Africa.
if.
BOARD,
Good
home
cooking,
811
2nd.
Avenue
West,
tf.
FOR
RENT
from
it.
While
we
do
not
defend
the
paying
of
such
high
clean,
well-furnished
modem
ap
lnenmes
we
feel
hnnnn
tn
shnw
init
whnt
u'nnlrl
Vinnnen
if
im.nf.
Dv.nn
r
m
n
ti.n
n
.1
a
.1..
i
i
i
'
mc
uiunej
were
uiviueu.
ts
me
govermiieiiL
aireauy
gets;
large
sums
in
income
taxes,
probably
over
25
ner
cent
al-!
ill?';
f
SA
w,-.-
Vt-
B
together
from
these
same
incomes
and
hundreds
of
peonleiFOR
quick
sale
Launch
-vie
earn
subsidiary
incomes
from
them,
it
is
verv
clear
that
tory"
complete
with
dinghy.
$27
the
nhfilitfnn
nf
thece
hrY
inonmav
wnnlrl
Ko
nf
vorv
liffln
cash.
Phone
Black
805.
(155
advantage
to
anvone
and
would
cause
much
suffering
toiroR
sale
Modern
House,
mnnv
vulin
rli'iwtlv
nr
inrliroitlv
KpnofJt
fmm
tViom
Ttinl
new.
new.
good
good
terms.
terms.
Chestei
Chesterfield,
men
who
receive
these
high
salaries
do
not
eat
or
drink
any
more
than
the
rest
of
the
people
and
the
surplus
money
is
used
in
keeping
industries
going
or
providing
incomes
for
someone
else.
Fimire
how
nne
will,
it
is
fnnnrl
,
-
-
-
'
'
w-.w
......
'
-
-
that
about
all
any
L
person
gets
-.w...
from
a
very
-.7
high
-va.x-
income
is
wi
Band
cap.
housework.
Good
Phone
Blue
728.
plain
PERSONAL
like
library
table,
dresser,
book-case,
etc.
Phone
Oreen
234.
(158)
FOR
SALE
House
on
Thompson
Street,
5
rooms
and
bath.
$600
cash.
Small
taxes.
H.
O.
Helger.
.
TAJ
.
mm..
i,LU,
UDOJ
jwwenand
ability
to
travel
and
increase
the
income
of
thef
p;
1
railwavs.
ear
mnniifnetnrers
hntek
nnri
thus
rliotrihuto
i.roR.
SALE-Domlnlon
.T
piano
and
'
'
bencn,
lovely
tone,
cheap
for
cash,
4.1
i
i,
.
...
,
the
money
to
others.
Any
person
with
money
to
spend
i
phone
Green
213
neips
10
give
earning
power
to
otners.
OLD
MOORE
Anyone
can
prophesy
what
is
going
to
happen
and
i
a.
i
i.i
t
n
1
1
i.i
FOUND-Boys'
Daily
News.
FOUNli
Appl7
tf.
one
guess
is
about
as
good
as
another.
In
England
there
'
"
.
.
'."
is
is
a
a
publication
nublication
known
knoxfn
as
as
Old
OId
Moore's
Moore's
Almanac
Almanac
which
which
CA.PABLE
fxpeIlen"d
res
"mnkps
irnrtf
miecces
enmptimpa
Primp
Minictpr
P.hnm.
berlain,
in
an
address
to
South
Wales
Conservatives,
said
'
cooic
(155)
Moore
says
that
in
September
there
are
signs
of
much
be
ready
for
examinations.
tension
in
Berlin
to
be
followed
bv
calm.
In
October
for-
We
have
heined
hundred
to
oh.
eign
affairs
will
continue
to
be
of
supreme
importance.
taln
positions
as
Letter
carriers,
inasmuch
as
Venus
is
culminating
at
both
Rome
and
Ber-'
posUL1
C15rks
c1'
Examin.
i!
1
1
,,,7.
1
,
,
:
ers,
Clerks
and
Stenographers
lin.
In
he
"There
good
ground
for:
summing
up
says:
is
Vr
vl
m
infm.n
anticipating
that
the
cause
of
peace
will
make
further
m.
c.
c.
schools
Ltd.,
winnipeg.l
great
headway
for
conditions
are
certainly
most
proni-j
oldest
in
Canada.
tf.
tious
for
a
real
and
lasting
understanding
on
a
very
wide
men!
want
vim?
try
raw
Him
cuinijrtrjieiisivc
tcaie.
Evidently
Mr.
Chamberlain
also
is
hopeful
that
the
end
of
his
efforts
will
mean
a
real
understanding
but
the
fact
that
he
referred
to
the
guesses
of
an
almanac
as
to
what
was
likely
to
happen
indicates
that
he
too
is
uncertain
as
to
the
final
outcome.
OYSTER
Tonic,
OSTREX
Tablet
to
pep
up
whole
body
qulckl
If
J
not
delighted
with
resulta
first;
package,
maker
refunds
its
low
price.
You
don't
risk
a
penny.
Call,
write
Store
McCutcheon's
Drug
tf.
!
centre.
Morgan
"saved
from
BakerJcentres.
their
work
was
not
carped
Further
sucwitful
rtwrteu
and
again
from
Cameron's
r
on
r
r
lff
Hnlkmtnd
u-!u
rlTPr
but
rmnt
Tbronto
Ooruwrvatra
ana
"wrens-
-hot
Vmk
shot
haid
and
is
dangerous
near
goal
I
m
VI
If
I
It
U
.
r
-..lnl.
0r-de
2
wiii
Chrlstison's
hard
driv.
liakex
shot
beat
and
saved
a
certain
goal
well.
Cameron
had
thre
good
Norman
McLend
also
put
uj
a
centres
but
all
were
cleared
anil
stand
game.
Forwards
were
fast
Baker
shot
strairht
at
Morgan
and
dangerous.
Christlson
keens
Navy
got
away
and
a
fast
swing
his
playera
working
well
and
is
Ing
game
found
McMeskin
con
fust
on
the
shot
MeMeekin
missel
verting
Smith's
cross.
Nelson
stop-
few
chances
and
Smith
played
hi'
Ded
a
daniTPrnilc
ittaolr
PhHatlin
luiul
fof
hrntrttii
irlnu
llnonl
saved
on
the
.ml
line
with
Mar
combined
well
and
Keays
tried
ipan
beaten
and
then
Dtckens
hit
"til
thr
end.
It
speaks
well
for
.the
U'irlght.
Parsons
cleared
at
'h-
Naw
management
that
they
1
1
he
other
end
when
Krause
missed
bl
to
turn
out
a
full
team
Some
mlsklckln
ave
ChrUUson
wlh
Armstrong.
Eastman
and
Eby
opening
and
he
added
a
thirl
all
away,
Ian
for
the
Navy.
Velvet
attacked
and
What
would
happen
if
the
re'
Morgan
had
to
save
from
Cam
n
suwiikd
Uie
rules
or
the
game
Ion
and
Dickens
while
a
hard
dr'v-
are.Uy
-A
player
shaU
not
by
of
Biker's
rebounded
off
U
word
or
action
dissent
from
any
goalie's
chest.
McMeeftdn's
hard
riicittan
given
by
the
referee
emu
Just
missed
Mrun
fV'rt
Yet
players
persistently
question
a
dangerous
header
and
at
las'
dota'ans
The
olayers,
and
some
Vlnk
scored.
Cameron's
shot
was
spectators,
should
remember
that
fielded
on
the
line
HilrMd
wer'
h
referee
does
his
best
Pec
close.
Play
was
fast
and
cc.tfew
Doherty
has
mad-
a
good
Job
of
bu
the
Navy
defence
hld
out
refer.
rtn
the
games.
He
is
en
na
Wim
nn
IlirihM-
enrna
tin-
-huj
n
.
brought
together
the
Royal
Na7a
X
"ST
aJSTT
!?
VoluntPPr
Rprv
,nH
,ri...
Npvy
f.TV
UOn
won
nrst
an)f
Of
th-
tM.
."
.k.,!.
V"
l""'y
series.
"
"ic
iuu
saune
oi
uie
Mobley
Cup
series
with
the
Navy
reversing
the
result
of
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
and
winning
h
three
goals
to
two.
.The
game
was
mor-
again
a
closely
fought
out
one
with
Velvet
pressing
hard
towards
the
end
but
unable
to
tie
force
a
win.
History
repeated
itself
when
Da
Ties
got
me
opening
goal
with
a
The
game
was
fast
and
int?rcs
ng.
Krause
fields
long
shots
nice
y
but
needs
to
w
for
the
rmw
Vigorously
F.
Gome
nnri
rarsons
were
good
with
Onmet
he
better.
Ferguson
played
hard
at
centre
half
and
D
Oome
and
Sunberg
were
good
Dickens
dW
a
lot
of
clever
oJavlnr
but
dm
not
k"eo
to
his
position
and
leaves
lone
drivp
a
h
HIH
nn
rvminirn
the
other
nta
...
wiiwiiivu
j
b
wmii
Day.
Bryant
went
close
and
Krause
ern
and
Baker
were
a
fair
wl.v
fl.U
at
m
W..
4
f
A
fielded
a
long
drive
from
Me-
Meekln
safely.
Baker.
Dickens
and
.Cameron
combined
well
but
Nelson
'cleared.
A
long
shot
from
the
left
by
Christlson
beat
Krause.
hit
th
...
.
i
.
ti
&
.
.
but.
w'th
no
centre
to
"et
Teams:
Velvet
Krause:
Parsons,
F
Oo-mex:
Sunberg.
Ferguson,
D.
Oo-mer:
Cameron.
Baker.
Dickens
Vlnk.
Holkeetad.
Pf,NVJ?
-
Morgan:
Donald
Nelson.
Ronalds;
Norman
Me.
'ecd
Da
vies.
Christian;
Keays
"mith.
Christlson.
Bryant.
Mc-Meekln.
R-feree.
Peter
Doherty;
line,
men.
Brown.
W.
Oomez.
,11
It
the
rwnu'atlve
effer
of
an
th
verUslng
that
eounU
Mujuhiaoie
10
uircc
positions.
Q4
rjZ
Special
Third
Avenue
Drop
Side
Couch
Complete
with
mattress
pad
and
pillow
cov-ered
in
cretonne,
will
open
to
Q4
A
A
lartfe
size
bed.
Keg.
$18.
Sale
V-leKUU
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
Phone
Green
9
IS
VELVET
ICE
CREAM
HAS
MANY
VARIETIES
ConesU,nn.
liaspberry.
Vanilla.
Chocolatr
and
Strawberry
Dixie
Cups
Tutti
Frultti
and
Vanilla
Cream
Lunch
and
Candy
Freeze
liars-Vanilla.
Cherry
Cuntard
Tutti
Frultti
and
.Man!,
ttaln..!
Dominion
Dairy
r
10
10
Phone
Fifth
Avenue
Fast
and
.MtlJrlde
MacKenzie's
Furniture
6
BEDROOM
SUITES-Consistlng
of
Bed.
Bench.
Vanity
and
Dresser
with
Round
Mirror
or
otherwise
and
Qns
Afi
Chiffonier.
Latest
models.
From,
per
suite.
v
DUU
Our
Goods
are
High
in
Quality
but
Low
Prite
Terms
Can
Be
Arranted
Phone
?75
,
"
J
iTZZ
11
I
tTIAMSMtM
I
COMmunicaIiomS
MOTUA
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Q:ean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
S3.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
S3.
PRINCESS
LOUISE
S.S.
PRINCESS
ALICE
July
5th,
15th,
26th
July
8th,
19th,
29th
S3.
PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE
July
22nd
Aug.
2nd
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES.
General
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
!
i
LAWN
CHAIRS
Arm
lawn
chairs
made
nf
en
tern
harflu-mwl
and
covered
in
good
Krate
awnjnjf
ciot
Oradc
1
with
honor-
Tests
show
it
saves
10
to
25
on
gas!
in
111
UVyVVyLilV
wide.
Morgan
fUted
Fer-
J
.J
away
Meruit
had
more
to
do
than
:uid
Hphliri
Barbani
T
T,,,
u-siin
BUSon's
Inn
ir
Hrivx
n..n..
..,....
...
...
...
0.rs.
...
uu
uilu
ivrause
ana
ine
wavy
owe
u
iu
.Ublej
Baker
passed
Instead
of
shooting
,,
that
they
won.
Ronalds
was
k.
iflnd
n
ifMwl
jKa.v
.liii
.
i
.
i
...
.
....
..
.
i
j
.-
niini.
nis
usual
rename
sen
ana
newon
Navy
attacked
and
Krause
flatfri
did
splendidly.
Davles
was
vert
SUMMARY
weakly
away.
F
Gomez
stopped
safe
too.
Christian
was
hard
to
Rev.
local
V.
J.
Frtwen
;
PcMtetetUl
A-
Morgan
was
quick
to
kick
cleat
hanes
on
too
long.
Vlnk
tried
vi
.vamlna
lions
wen
Joyri
lurn.
d
to
the
city
Bnpert
Ihta
mom::
ton
j
where
he
an
pei):ec..!ttul
te
:.b.
(
$1075
)
and
tin
d"i!v.-t.
dm
BECOME
the
praud
cwr.ir
'
f
t!j
It
or
new
Stwd!krr
C
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