he
sales
tax
is
coming
In
el!
with
Britbh
Columbia.
he,
FIRST
SNOWFALL
If,,
.
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,
.
prinre
tUiptrt
Dail?
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Thursday,
October
6.
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7
how
t
i
he
sa
!
f-vr.
'
:
v.x.ula
lectins
Astr4
what
ea;rn
Canadian
ir.oney
tr.en
irnit
of
mush
Coi-j
umbia.
the
Minister
of
Finance
r.t
io
lar
si
i-J
-ay
iner?
-he
S18
000
000
this
year
Vict
The
higher
peaks
off
to
the
ona
Ui&iBES
OF
r.WArUX
TT.Ti
rr-rr
ErFFfC
OF
riEm.AT10:.3
CANAOUN
DAILY
NTSVEFAPER
ASSOCIATION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATF3
;
hi
i
avi(
eport
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
:
d
in
his
list
budget
:
he
stima
north,
-,u""u
around
Wark
Canal,
a"al-
w
boomed:
-'They
think
it
s
a
won-
cierful
place
with
a
darn
fine
whlte
yesterday,
the
snow
be:-i3
bunch
running
It."
'first
of
the
season
at
that
height
CI
17
Garner.
rtr
Am.
v
frt
a.
7e.
ret
Yer.
8
00
IiXS
JTT
Bi
Mall.
Pr
Mimth
&0c:
PfT
Tear.
S
00
-CSJ-
iaiiriresi
to
the
UAl.ae.
Thw
r.ew
frankr.ess
was
sur-'pri.s-
rumen
10
the
reporters.
Qlir
grew
so
bold
as
to
ak
how
i
the
l!qur
profits
are
holding
up.
What
he
had
notei!
thev
were
c,roDBi:-.a
m
Washington
StaU-s.
Air
Field
Here
J
sighted
from
the
townslte.
Mount
V
J.
Raymond
is
leaving
on
Morse,
across
the
harbor,
got
lu
tomorrow
morning's
way
freight
first
coating
during
last
night,
lor
Terrace
where
he
will
pay
Some
Cjt'izeng
wno
kepp
reeord.
Only
Premier
Unexcited
Over
P.G.E.
Mr.
Anscomb
Opens
Up
For
Change
Bv
J.
K.
NESBITT
a
oriel
visit
Deiore
proceeaing
Wei!.
.ie're
no;
cropping
to
New
Haaelton
to
spend
a
holi-
VTf'TAPIA
Pwirmaf
Tnlninn
lpff
far
Ottau
a
tViu
i
?r
n.,romb
said,
and
he
I
manage
to
preserve
dates
of
first
snowfalls
from
year
to
year.
September
22
la
the
earliest
date
that
snow
has
ever
appeared
on
Mount
Morse.
Yo-i
saw
!t
;n
tr.e
New."
j
T
IS
APPROPRIATE
enough
that
the
Prince
Ru-I.
pert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
as
it
pursues
the
Campaign
for
the
establishment
of
an
air
field
at
thh
port,
should
draw
to
the
attention
of
the
International
Joint
Defence
Board
the
strategic
position
of
Prince
Rupert
in
the
defence
picture
in
the
Pacific
arena.
The
powers
that
be
appear
to
he
very
complacent
about
this
long
strip
of
oj)en
and
unprotected
coastline
which
would
le
an
invitation
to
enemy
attack
,
itiitni
f.ni..Tvf.
...
wv.....ah,
uric.
'
j
i
other
day
to
discuss
housing
and
with
an
invitation
ir.
f
lfV
I,
.
,
'
,
was
of
ar.v
lmeresi
10
ai.jruur.
:
his
pocket
from
Senator
llr
Warren
u.
iUjrnuson
lf
of
-
?ha
BC
is
facing
r.o
problem!
j
Washington
State
to
go
to
Washington,
D.C.,
to
dis-
in
coining
the
si6.250.ooo
he!
cuss
the
future
of
the
P.G.E.
;
?aK1
Mr
j'A
Ansi'omb
wou!dh
last.
as
bursting
aith
ilh
J
A
great
stir
was
caused
in
the
Legislative
Build-
b.Jovanl
optimism.
Everything's!
lings
when
it
became
known
the
going
along
beautifully,
he
said;
j
j
Premier
had
the
bid
to
the
US.
when
he
was
in
Victoria
in
1&37.
jUsi
at
the
moment,
anyway.;
!
capital.
'
The
Premier
wasn't
in
j
:
And
then
he
frowned
a
bit
and
:
!
the
least
excited.
He
seemed
to;
Finance
Minister
Anscomb
j(-.ukcd
a
little
worried.
He
said
j
football
'"S
RAINCOAT,
fittinr
ME.VS
CABARDis,
Full
linrd
WEX'S
(
OVERT
Ci
tOATS-Topu
fit
MEN'S
SIFEVEI
SWEATERS
BOVS-
AU-H'OU,
SWEATERS
S
MEN'S
DRESS
SH
from
in
case
01
war.
neailfls
are
legliianj
enougn
telling
f,,ei
the
invitation
didn't
meanlusualy
close-mouthed
where
thel)e
ruuiri.Tl
ste
into
the
future,
the
government
that
the
British
Columbia
coast
much
and
that
politicians
in
the
'press
is
concerned,
has
had
a
He
didn't
like
devaluation.
But.
State
oi
waxnington,
uncnevfr
chance
oi
tune.
He
gave
a
press
i
mm
month
to
mi
nth.
ail
is
i
could
not
expect
to
go
untouched
in
another
conflict
i
things
get
dull
there,
whoop
up
tonlerence
the
other
day.
riia!
OI
arms.
j
the
good
old
PGE.
and
say
the.'
'conferences
are
few
and
far
b-
Dlirine
the
last
war
at
the
time
when
there
Was
I
would
like
to
buy
it
as
a
lin
:;twecn
for
he
maintains
he
has
from
nothing
to
say
but
they're
very
BOVS'
SCHOOL
i,
a
threat
of
Japanese
encroachment
the
defence
i'Za.
"
pleasant
and
the
report
rs
lite
rTS
,
,J
authorities
had
all
but
started
the
establishment
of
One
would
think
a
provincial
fur
he
Jests
and
wisecracks
impiah
ana
sprtaa.s
aoout
nis
personality.
He's
never
hard-boiled
at
such
conferences,
a.;
he
sometimes
appear
in
public
Uusually,
when
a
rejxrter
asks
him
how
the
sales
tax
is
rolling
in,
Mr.
Anscomb
looks
BOYS'
RAINtons
fittinc
..
BOYS'
AILHihii
JACKETS
,
BOYS'
SOX-SpftL
BOYS
SCHOOL
Sfi
Special
MEN'S
ALL-WOOL
FISHERMEN'S
PAV
:
it
premier
of
Canada
would
jump
,
at
the
chance
to
meet
President
Truman.
Mr.
Magnuson
intimated
that
perhaps
Mr.
John-ton
might
be
able
to
see
th
'
President.
Mr.
Johnson,
of
course,
would
like
such
an
interview
but
lie
didn't
seem
fussy
about
it
as
he
took
a
plane
for
Ottawa.
Like
his
immediate
predeces-
j
sor,
John
Hart,
the
Premier;
plays
coy
whenever
it
is
said
'
the
U.S.
would
like
the
P.G.E.
j
Once
more
the
other
day
he
said
that
if
anyone
has
8
bona
fide
j
offer
his
government
will
con-,
sider
it
but
it
certainly
wor't
j
shocked,
says
"Come
now,
Sena-
j
tor,
I
wouldn't
be
expected
tot
know
that,
would
I?"
So
pleas-1
ant
as
the
conferences
always
i
CUl,
MH
,
;
MEN'S
DRESS
AM
:
sox-Nu
have
been,
they're
mostly
barren
of
news.
This
time,
when
he
was
asked
;
MEN'S
SPURT
Sllll;
;
Now
an
air
field
contiguous
to
Prince
Rupert.
With
the
certainty
that
Prince
Rupert
would
be
more
than
ever
involved
in
the
event
of
another
war,
it
would
appear
that
an
air
field
here
is
an
elementary
and
immediate
defence
requirement.
But,
in
addition
to
all
that,
Prince
Rupert
has
good
claim
to
an
air
field
from
the
straight
commercial
standpoint.
NOBODY
WINS
STRIKE
COMMISSIONER
Harry
E.
Scheck
of
the
United
States
mediation
service
has
retired
and
in
an
interview
with
a
newspaperman
he
said
his
lifetime
of
experience
had
shown
him
that
nobody
wins
a
strike.
He
stated
that
lost
wages,
lost
production,
family
hardship,
the
aftermath
of
bitterness,
are
among
things
that
are
never
fully
paid
for
by
any
gains.
-
"Hie
London
dockers
who
struck
for
25
days
over
the
question
of
unloading
two
Canadian
ships
can
testify
to
that
so
far
as
loss
is
concerned.
Perhaps
they
struck
for
a
principle,
but
financially
they
lost
!
MEN'S
WORK
SHU:
Now
l
SUFFERED
AGONIZING
lis
MEN'S
WORK
HJ
play
around
with
promoters
who
Now
i
.J3RR1B-0H
f
MES
S
DRESS
M
r
r
i
r
r
v
assurtmrnt,
pcrlm
RANGES
Now
I
fttfl
I
4C994
vMtftrfwI,
ft
act
Vmh
Nnn
Cpwi.
IiccWtnt
to
tar
p-m
mM
W
Sciatica,
Nrrl,
Uba
4
Ithmm.
III
.
afiM.
A
al!
Vwf
ttvn.
Suitcases
and
would
like
to
get
their
hands
cn
large
slices
of
B
C.'s
natural
resources
in
return
for
development
of
the
P
G
E.
At
a
press
conference
in
the
Premier's
office,
someone
suggested
it
was
time
a
B
C.
Premier
went
calling
on
a
Uniuti
States
President
again.
This
brought
up
the
famous
time
!
liiff
Aisortr
mm
1
Mature
J
-v
ti
Bottled
lAl
.
I
Enellnd
nd
((T)
j
IfflluMilMai
!r
.t
J
T.
D
Pattullo
cut
through
pro
Advert!
Ui
ue
a
Th
avan
ti
Mm
brt
of
ony
ronf
.
.
.
wtftt
MtcfcomccH
Draft
ond
TO....
F
AWCITT
f-IoorWtg
in
f'omt
Ov
a
Tatrtsl-Oit
envrat
yam
of
th
fei((t
bok-iff
94
opratan9
fny
Ntol
Monty
rn
fcrr
SMITH
S
ELKINS)
tocol
and
red
tape
and
telephoned
his
old
friend
Ptestden
Roosevelt
and
got
invited
to
tz
at
Hyde
Park
with
the
President
and
his
mother.
The
Canadian
Embassy
in
Washington
was
shocked
when
it
heard
about
the
affair.
Mr.
Pattullo
harir.'t
gone
ROYAL
NAVY
REAL
EST,
I
FLlMBl.NG
AND
'lIEATIVG
Phone
I7
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PI.
Box
274
1NSURAM
DEMERARA
RUM
"Ihit
idvertisement
it
not
published
or
display
d
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boerd
or
by
the
Government
el
firit.vh
Colutr.bi.
GvfoC
CIVS
INCOME
1
through
the
Embassy,
as
diplomacy
said
he
should.
He
merely
lesponded
to
the
president's
invitation
"come
and
ee
me
foine-tim,"
extended
by
Roosevelt
,
RETURNS
PP
R.
E.
MOMI
324
2nd
Ave.
!
Mi
Bride
Street
Phone
311
You
Worked
Hard
For
Your
Money
more
than
three
weeks""
wages
and
went
back
to
work
having
lost
all
and
gained
nothing
because
it
was
a
strike
tiriauthorized
by
the
unionsTherefore,
there
was
no
strike
pay
and
no
unemployment
allowance.
There
have
been
innumerable
instances
of
fruitless.'
strikes
in
Canada
and
the
United
States
since
the
war
and
before
it.
Right
now
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
strike
is
pointless,
because
it
is
a
jurisdictional
strike
a
hatred
of
a
new
rival
union
and,
if
and
when
they
return
to
their
ships,
it
won't
be
for
more
pay
or
shorter
hours,
but
merely
recogni-
tion
of
their
union
as
the
bargaining
agent,
and
their
three
months'
idleness,
so
far,
will
have
been
dead
loss.-'
!
Some
of
the
largest
companies
in
the
United
States
have
experienced
long
strikes.
Weeks
or
months
have
gone
by
before
the
workers
went
back
after
accepting
two-thirds
or
half
of
what
they
struck
for.
Hut
supposing
they
got
10
to
20
cents
an
hour
more,
it
will
take
several
years
to
make
good
the
losses
in
pay.
Then
by
that
time
it
will
be
time
for
another
strike.
And
so
the
circle
goes
on.
The
men
and
employers
all
lose
money
and
the
pub-lite
suffers
too.
Both
Bides
should
strive
to
the
limit
to
reach
an
agreement
by
mediation.
As
Mr.
Scheck
said:
'No-bod
wins
a
strike."
NEW
M
i
1
1
a
t
r
I
HUH
A
Home
Away
T-x
50
Rixirii-Hot
t'
water
PRINCE
RUPEU'l.
X'liy
not
make
it
work
hard
for
you?
By
investing
it
carefully
and
we
mean
carefully
in
a
selected
list
of:
Dominion
of
Canada
Bonds
Public
Utility
and
Industrial
Bonds
Preferred
and
Common
Stocks
an
average
return
of
yield
oq
your
money
of
more
than
5j
i'V'
m.Uj'
be
obtained.
May
we
make
suggestion?
Write,
phone
of
visit
our
most
convenient
onVe.
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is
no
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or
obligation.
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'
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VICTOHIA
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t-U
They're
herel
Rich,
modern
Miracle
Wall
Tone
VOGUE
COLORS
open
up
a
whole
new
field
of
interior
decoration
to
the
home
owner.
Developed
in
Marshall-Wells
paint
laboratories,
entrancing
Vogue
Colors
provide
a
charming
background
for
gracious,
light-hearted
living.
Vogue
Colors
are
deep,
exciting
hues
never
before
available
in
water-mix
oil
paints.
And
these
bold,
rich
colors
can
be
mixed
with
Miracle
Wall
Tone
white
to
provide
stunning
harmony
in
gay,
beautiful
let-down
shades.
OP
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THB
Rex
Cat
e
ChlntH
Dishes
Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
FREE
COLOR
CARD
6ee
tht
iaty,
economical
way
to
new,
modern
"decorator."
colore.
Get
your
FREE
color
rT'
yur.
Marehall-Welle
Store
or
Dealer,
ehowing
deep,
full-itrength
colon,
let-
tlZ.,
r
?JL'
M-f
LVa,tm.9
Y08""
'nter,n,
int
"
oftT
ready-mixed
Miracle
Wall
Tone
raetel
Uolore.
The
fattest,
most
economical
wav
tn
h.:.,,;.:!
.,
Gommodor
;
ONE
COAT
COVERS
THINS
WITH
WATER
Add
1
part
water
in
2
purtH
of
Mirm-I
Wall
Ton
I'oaitive
Color
p.'tftte
inix--himI
yoii
tf
ready
to
tl'i
lo
work.
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a
m.
to
J:S0
a
m
-
Phone
173
for
Outside
Order
Including
Wallpaper
Vojiie
Colore)
liuve
meting
covernge
and
hiding
power.
I-.any
to
ar4'ly--."imply
bmh
Ilil
5
w
::Th,rdAve.
m"dC;
DRIES
IN
40
MINUTES
linnine
linking
a
dull,
ilmb
room
clieerv,
rolor-ful
IN
ONH
DAY!
l'uinl,
in
the
morning
move
furniture
bark
anil
Jiang
pictures
in
the
nfti'inoon.
n
nr
roll
on
.
.
,
it'i
SOFT
VELVETY
FINISH
Econemkil-Wiikibli
v
Vogue
Colors
ere
famniie
for
their
eoft.
flat
finiK
ATTENTION
that
reflect
maximum
A
single
gallon
roniplctrly
covers
an
much
ha
9nfl
to
1200
wiiiiire
feet.
To
clciin
-
fiiuply
go
over
willi
a
soft
rlotli
and
Boapy
water.
light
without
glare
makrsB
room!
eeern
larunr'
irier
than
ordinary
wall
,
fjuinhea.
October
5,
1919.
The
provincial
Fire
Marshall
Act
requires
that
all
oil
burning
Installations
must
meet
specifications
contained
In
the
Act.
Particular
reference
is
made
to
non-combustible
.
tank-stands,
size
of
Tents
and
position
of
non-connected
supply
drums.
-..
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
owners
of
such
oil
burning
equipment
Jiot
now
meeting
these
standards
must
make
the
required
changes
within
60
days
of
the
above
date.
For
details
of
requirements,
consult
E.
W.
BECKER,
--
.
Assistant
Provincial
Fire
Marshall..
and
City
Fire
Chief.
(235)
JOHN
H
BULGE
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