DAILY
JTITS
Monday,
Kotembtr
JkQt
SEC
4,
"OVER
SEVEN
POUNDS?
I'LL
HAVE
TO
REDUCE
"My.
what
a
big
girl
you're
ge
ting
to
be.
sail--
Bo.
.-Bo.',
;h:
Lcr.aon
Zoo
.:.:.v.pu::.-.
a.s
she
weighs
her
baby
daughter.
Jutilee.
The
newcomer
now
tips
the
team
at
seven
pounds
and
two
ounces.
She
has
put
on
two
pcunds
and
eight
ounces
in
three
months,
and
she
seems
overcome
with
happiness
at
her
own
success
in
life
a
weighty
matter
with
her.
You
might
notice
that
Boo-Boo
puts
her
own
heavy
hand
of
th-e
scale
and
the
recording
vu
made
when
he
lifted
it.
V
'Remembrance
Day,
Novem
ber
11th.
Give
a
little
more
for
your
poppy
this
year,'
v..-.
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t
Another
Totem
To
Be
Erected
Soon
Renovated
Pole
To
Be
Placed
In
Palice
Gardens
On
Bluff
Alone
side
Fulton
Street
In
the
course
of
the
next
wee!:
or
so,
another
of
the
totem
poles
which
were
presented
to
the
city
some
time
ago
by
native
chiefs
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
will
be
erected
In
the
police
gardens
on
the
side
of
Fulton
Street
bluff.
It
Is
stated
by
City
Commissioner
Alder.
This
will
be
the
second-
of
the
-
poles
to
be
renovated
and
erected,
the
first
having
been
put
up
near
the
City
Hall
some
time
ago.
The
placing
of
the
remainder
of
the
ten
poles
has
not
yet
been
definitely
decided
upon.
One
of
the
ten
poles
was
damaged
and
Is
being,
replaced
by
another
which
is
due
to
arrive
from
the
Islands
ont
he
Prince
John
this
week.
The
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.'
Is
understood
to
be
negotiating
'for
a
pole
to
be
erected
near
the
company's
plant
at
Seal
Cove
which
Is
always
a
centre
of
attraction
for
tourists.
'
Pg
-
jjj'
In
distributing
tobacco
to
the
retail
trade,
every
manufacturer
finds
it
necessary
to
use
the
jobber.
Even
with
127
full-time
salesmen
in
its
employ,
the
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
is
unable
to
call
upon
the
average
retailer
oftener
than
once
in
five
weeks.
Yet
thousands
of
retailers,
because
they
prefer
to
buy
in
small
quantities
.and
often,
have
to
be
seen
and
given
delivery
two
or
three
times
'a
week.
,
That
is
where
the
jobber
comes
in.
Carrying
the
lines
of
all
tobacco
manufacturers,
confining
himself
to
a
limited
territory,
covering
it
thoroughly
and
frequently,
and
assuming
full
responsibility
for
delivery
and
collections,
the
jobber
renders
a
service
that
for
efficiency
and
economy
cannot
be
equalled.
Because
the
jobber
is
a
proven
necessity,
the
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
feels
itself
under
an
obligation
to
give
him
its
full
support
in
the
maintenance
of
conditions
and
practices
that
ensure
him
a
reasonable
profit.
That
support
is
given
in
two
ways.
First,
the
Company
protects
the
jobber
against
excessive
competition
in
his
own
particular
territory.
A
certain
amount
of
competition
is
always
desirable,
to
stimulate
sales
effort
and
to
ensure
thorough
coverage.
But
once
competition
in
any
given
territory
has
reached
a
point
where
it
serves
such
ends,
the
Company
endeavors
to
maintain
it
in
this
healthful
condition.
In
addition,
the
Company
makes
it
known
to
all
its
jobbers
that
it
expects
each
and
everyone
of
them
not
only
to
refrain
from
price-cutting
himself,
but
to
discourage
price-cutting
by
his
'retail
customers.
The
Company
is
just
as
anxious
to
protect
its
jobbers
against
unfair
competition,
as
it
is
to
protect
them
against
excessive
competition,
Tobacco
jobbers
are
organized
into
associations
on
a
territorial
basis.
Each
association
has
its
own
committee
for
determining
codes
of
practice
and
for
disciplining
members
who
offend.
Jobbers
play
so
important
a
part
in
the
distribution
of
tobacco,
and
play
it
so
well,
that
the
Imperial
Tobaccd
Company
is
always
glad
to
do
everything
in
its
power
to
conserve,
and
promote
their
best
interests.
t,
,
.
..
'
IMPERIAL
TOBACCO
COMPANYiOF
CANADA,
LIMITED
'
'
....
-.'iff
.
'
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DRAMA
AND
THRILLER
"Break
Of
Hearts"
With
Kather-
ine
Hepburn,
and
"Arizonlan,"
With
Richard
Dix
At
Capitol
A
'saga
of
the
settling
of
the
American
West
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
at1
he
first
of
this
week
in
"The
Arlzonlan,"
starring
that
virile
favorite.
Richard
Dlx,
In
the
title
role.
Dlx
is
seen
as
the
hard-fighting
quick-thlnklng
marshal
which
Job
he
assumed
so
that
he
might
protect
his
brother
and
sweetheart
There
Is
gunplay
and
action,
typical
of
the
period,
but
thrills
depend
less
upon
the
shooting
than
they
do
upon
suspense
and
twists
of
plot
History
has
been
Interwoven
with
a
story
ot
resourcefulness
and
conflict.
Mar-'
got
Graham,
popular
English
actress,
Is
leading
lady
and
dis-,
piays
a
vocal
talent
In
slnghrj
"Roll
Along.
Covered
Wagon,
Roll'
Along."
Preston
Foster
and
Loulsl
while
Willie
Bsst
and
Etta
Mc-1
Daniels,
noted
colored
comedians,
are
teamed
up.
The
other
end
of
a
double
bill
is
a
modern
romance.
"Break
of
Hearts."
starring
Katharine
Hep-
bum
and
Charles
Boyer.
Thp
story
Is
that
of
the
great
love
of
a
premising
young
composer,
play
ed
oy
Miss
Hepburn,
for
an
idol-
-ed
orchestra
conductor,
the
ir
of
which
is
Uken
by
Boyer-
he
handsomj
French
actor.
Trag-sdics
of
the
romance
'
between
"lie
temperamental
musicians
art-developed
into
a
very
dramatfc
-V.ay
a
great
symphony
orchestra
appears
as
a
contributing
factor.
John
Bcal.
Jean
Ilersholt
and
Sam
Hardy
arc
also
In
the
cast.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
Novemr-
1
1010
At
a
con'erence
with
the
city
".ouncll
yterday.
Premier
Richard
McBrlde
broi-hed
the
question
of-Grand
Trunk
Pacific
assesmen
nd
urtscd
tha
the
council
glv.
he
commv
as
liberal
treatment
.s
passible.
Various
matters
of
mutual
Interest
brtwren.thn
no-vinc'il
govcrnmert
and
city
wcr-
HKr'SMd.
at
tho
porfrrtrce.
Th
lues'
Ion
of
rn'iwav
taxntlon
Is
m
absorbing
topVr
of
discussion
hv
fie
c!tv
'ust
now
aud
miny
opposing
opinions
are
heard,
President
Sir
Cha-ks
M
Hays
bl
th
irUyiv
rm-'-Tiv
has
offerel
to
pav
the
city
S5.000
annually
fc"
twenty
years.
In-
Franco
ixncrirrjents
have
sue--
cceded
In
sendlni
,a
balloon
ten
mite
arb7P
the
earth.
A
r'c'Dtbn
wnj
hsld
afternoon
at
the
Prince
Club
In
honor
of
Mrs.
Mc-
nrld?.
vifa
of
the
Premier.
Th
'o-ia'.-iort
of
the
city
was
out
h
full
fo-T".
1-d
hv
Mrs.
William
Mamon
and
Mrs.
Fred
Stork.
Halibut
Arrivals
Atl.
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000,
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