MACDONALDS

—BRIER~—
SMOKING TOBACCO

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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES
ARE ON INCREASE

pecia) via G.T. P.
7.—-Increases

United Kingdom to North /
to take effect on April 19 range
from 25,per cent on lower classes
ar cent on more
according to the

of goods to 5
valuable articles,

HIGHER PRICES STILL

IN YOUR ] HOME

jand food prices will soar to high-
ier values still is the
jpackers here.
jsult of the strike

This will be a re-

Plays All Records
of several thou-

Shipment of New Rec-
ords just In

  
  
  

Will Edmuads

Prince Rupert Music Store petroleum on and
iad scribed lands:—

a post planted at the

 

Phowe BLACK 183
rih-west corner
ce east 80 chains;
» north 80 chains;
, to point of commencement.

Dated this eth day of Mareh,

> QUEEN CHARLOTTE

TAKE NOTICE that William J,
r, intends to apply

lescribed lands :—

  

rth-west corner of D

uth 80 chains; 2» west 80 chains;

itish Columbia's

of commencement

STRINGLESS gn

that William J

Dominion Cauners

B.C. Limited

Head Office, Vancouver, B- C.

at a post planted at
iorth-west corner

olm of commencement

 

Dated this 6th day of March,

mito | ss

that William J.
VEGETA BLES , intends to apply
Wholesaie and Retall
~troleum on and
leseribed lands:—
a post planted s

orth 8&0 chains; » west 80 chains;

, to point of commencement.

P.O. Box 725
IOI OPIOID DO DOR

hari CARTGE AD,

 

Dated this 6th dawof March,

 

 

&. E, Panter, enaneat

 

“teeseseescancnry ee
OPPO E POP OCOE

A. & GRAY

 

ON ornnnmmes

  

1017 3ra Avenue

& Watts

Ni ba ay OTEACTORS

Sheertuily Given

 

VIOLA DANA . # THE WILLOW TREE’
At the Westholme Tonight.

 

 

 

 

THE DAILY NEWS ? Thursday, April 8, 1920.

 

CONVENTION OF
LABOR PEOPLE

Governments, Employers and Em-
ployees Will Have Conference
to Discuss Extension
of Laws.

OTTAWA, April 8.—There will
be a conference in Ottawa, prob-
ably befere the end of this month,
of representatives of the different
provincia] governinents, labor and
employers who will seek to co-|
ordinate the various provincial |
laws affecting labor and, at the|
same lime, consider the extension |
of the provisions of the Industrial |
Disputes Act.

This announcement was made
by Senator Robertson, minister of
labor, in introducing amendments ,
to the act, which provides for,
arbitration in the case of disputes
between the employers and em- |
ployees in public utilities. Sena-
tor Robertson stated that he pro-
posed the conference in accord-
ance with the action taken at the

 

industrial conference last year. |}

The question of extending the!
Lemieux Act to cover private in-
dustries, which could not be,
classed as public utilities, wiil
also be reconsidered and the pro- |
vincial governments will be asked |
to take steps themselves to bring
such provisions into force or
allow the Lemieux Act to be ex |
tended. This would guarantee a
square deal for every man em-!
ployed whether in public utilities |

or not. |
|

JURISDICTION OF |
COMMERCE BOARD
‘IS CHALLENGED)

Retail eveeanin ti Canadian Manu- |
facturers and Alberta Attorney
General Question. |

|

s

OTTAWA, April 8.—Argument}
has been granted by the Supreme
Court on the application to tes
the jurisdiction of the Board af
Commerce and the constitutional-
ity of Section 17. of the Combines
and Fair Prices Act, under which
the Board of Commerce is given
powers of as a price-fixing tribu-!
‘Inal. The hearing will take place
in the Supreme Court on May 4
next.

Application was brought on]
March 15 by counsel for the Re-
tail Merchants Association and
the Canadian Manufacturers’ As-
sociation, Attorney General of
Alberta and others questioning
the legality of the act in for-
yidding the hoarding of com
modities, in appointing the Board
of Commerce to impose penalties
for offences against the act and
require provincial courts to de-
ide them, in giving the board
power to decide on unfair profits
in purely provincial transactions
and in prohibiting the export of
ommodities from Canada.

When the Supreme Court sat
yesterday to read judgments at
the end of the term no decision
was handed down in this particu-
lay case and it is understood that

 

 

 

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Do not forget
to file your

Income Tax Return
on or before the 30th of April, 1920.

Dominion of Canada ALL persons residing in Canada, em-

ployed in Canada, or carrying on
business in Canada, are liable to a tax
on income, as fotows:—

 

1. Every unmarried person, or widow, or
Department of Finance widower, without dependants as defined by the
Act, who during the calendar year 1919 received or
earned $1,000 or more.

2. All other individuale who during the
' calendar year 1919 received or earned $2,000 or
more.

3. Every corporation and joint stock company
whose. profits exceeded $2,000 during the fiscal
year ended in 1919.

 

Fo rms sclevanen ot ae ‘
the 30th of April, 1920. General Instructions.

ALL INDIVIDUALS other than :
farmers and ranchers must use Obtain Forms from the Inspectors or
Form T 1. . Assistant Inspectors of Taxation or from

FARMERS AND RANCHERS Postmasters.
‘ must use Form T 1A.

CORPORATIONS and joint Read. carefully all instructions on
‘stock companies must use Form Form before filling filling it in.

 

Prepay postage on letters and docu-

Sines beltanesteltsb en dale + tice tae ments forwarded by mail to Inspectors of

falls to do so within the time timit, shail be | 1 axation.

subject to a penalty of Twenty-five per centum

of the amount of the tax payable. Make your returns promptly and avoid
Any person, whether tazabie, or otherwise, penalties.

who falls_to make a return or provide informa-

tion duly required according to the provision of

‘the Act, shall be llable om summary conviction Address INSPECTOR OF TAXATION.
to a penalty of $100 for each day during VANCOUVER, B.C.

which the default continues. Also any person
making a false statement in any ‘return or in
any information required by the Minister, shall

be liabie, mary conviction, to a penalty
not gle ate iid a ae imprison - R. W. BR EADN ER,

ment or to both fine and imprisonment.

2

Penalty

 

Commissioner of Taxation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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THE DaILy NEWS WILL Not BE RESPONSIBLE For INSTRUCTIONS OR THE Religion and Sociology. It is
, CANCELLATION OF WANT ADS OVER THE TELEPHONE. fragrant with the breath of

3 balsams-and pines. Leatherette

WANTED. , "OR SALE—Lots 3 and 4, Block covers, $1.50; velvet sheep,

 

 

32, Section 8, Eleventh Avenue, $2.00, post paid. Published by

 

 

 

 

 

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WANTED—Gentleman wishes @) ear drydock. $150.00 cash—| Victoria Printing & Publishing
comMonanie “Soom ur] Me Sao tf} Co., 524 Yates St. Victoria, B. C.
Please communicate with Mr.| ~~ ——-—-———- set ss
R. F, Whalen, P.O, box 1741,|FOR SALE—Lots 17 and 418, BIk. Lost
Prince Rupert. ‘ 85 | 26, Section 8, Eleventh Avenue,|LOST—Half sovereign brooch—
yes =. close in. $500.00 the pair, cash Finder please return to Daily
\NTED—Girl to keep books ee | —_M. M. Stephens. News Office. tf
assist in general store at Alice| — A
Arm, Apply to G. W. Bruggy,: FOR SALE-——Two fine view lots, FOUND
\lice Arm, B.C, 88 Section 2. $750 the pair. Mc-| POUND—Keys. Apply Daily News
‘ANTED—Good boy to work in! tei avenae + -Doule, iis omens finn: Figg Ege
shop, Daily News. if) -— eae en reer oer TRANSFER

 

 

 

 

 

 

none will be given until after the |FOR SALE—Lot 5, Block 46, Sec-} ;ALLOWAY’S CARTAGE—Order
FOR SALE fae ; ;

hearing of the case. | tion 8. For particulars apply} your Coal now. Patronise re-
aera ah SNAP—35 h. p. 4-cylinder 4-cycle | owner, P. L. Fossy, Jnr., Ross-|- turned veteran. Phone Green
JA ‘PANESE LEGEND Russell engine; only run one! _tand, B. Me Sis ee Mu 325. “ tf

month, complete with dual mag./FOR SALE—Lot 18, Block 29, INVESTMENTS

IN. MOVIE PICTURE and Marine oiling system, $450. Section 6, Ninth Avenue, near| - Sere

\lso 5 h. p. 2-eylinder 4-cycle} xyeBride. $390.00 cash. M. M. eee — Our monthly
Bulfalo, complete with revers- Stephens. tf markét letter tailed at your
Ned Hamilton, : young E Pa ing propellor, coils, ete., $260. . —-—— request will give you latest re-
man, Soe to A gag a ag aaa These engines can be seen at'| FOR S SALE —Lot 8, Block 10, See-} fiable inrormation régarding
jilted by his flancee. £ * ‘is Parkin & Ward’s Cow Bay store | tion 7, Fifth Avenue, near Seal Bonds, stocks and investments
by temperament, Hamilton falls Te rt ee ean Mn Pete, Cove. $175.00 cash. M, M, generally. Enquiries solicited
into the Japanese way of living|}FOR SALE—12 h.p. heavy duty Stephens. tf regarding ANY Bond or Secur-
like a native, and in the course of Atlas, with bronze shaft, pro- it. ity. Particulars of prices,

his adventures meets an old wood
ver named Tomotada, The
imiage maker has carved from the
heart of the willow tree the mar-
ellously beautiful figure of a
|, whieh, according to an ane!
legend, is the image of the

peller, magneto, coil, ete. This| FOR SALE—Splendid view lot in

7 3 yields and sté i ist-
is the engine I used in the Block 1, Section 2. Price $600. yielda and standing Of aay tat

ed or unlisted’ stock in the

 

 

“Aileen.” It is in perfect order ed. li, Mortimer, 324 Second ecket foreabiee eu hak
and very little used, $1,600.00— __Avenue- Pe tf dhargé., Leased®: #ikebeto all
M.M, Stephens, fe SALE—Lane corner on Atlin} parts of the continent. Unex-
R SALE—25-40 h.p. Medium Avenue, Section 2, $400. Theo. celled business connections in

Duty Sterling Engine, Bosch} Collart, Westholme Theatre} New York, Chicago, Montreal,

 

 

 

 

 

P ‘ess of the Willow Tree. o i : : ome a
i : it vad c se i. rend was of| ‘gnition, 4 cyl., 4 cycte, in per-| lock. tf Toronto, ‘Winnipeg, “Edmonton
nf, ‘aS 08 A08 , fect condition. $4,500.00.—M.|—....~ : —————~------=== | and Calgary. European invest-
how in ancient times a certain S Gienhans ; ° os tf FOR SALE = Lot 10, Block 49, ments specially dealt with.
werrior named Itomudo retired] "+ * Aart a tie le as PR. Tihs Seation 7, near Seal Cove $180 Leading financial house _ of
fo a hut in.the forest, anes “FOR, SALE—Spruce float—36 by} cash. M. M. Stephens. {f} Vancouver and Viétoria. Ad-
beautiful woman came to share] 4¢ ppice $400.00 Apply Dyb-|° ~ eomewaerinre dress all replies to BURDICK
: STEWART LOTS * — ;
his life. havn & Hanson. tf] : . BROS. AND BRETT, LD., Stock
Hamilton's imagination 15 - ——-|FOR SALE—Lot 2, Block 10, Map
. : wie Rig ye fed eek : and Bond Brokers, Hotel Van-
strongly touched by the recital] FOR SALE—20 gasoline cans 15e 905, Stewart Townsite. Price, couver Bldg., ‘Vancouver, B.C.
of the legend. He buys the image each, Daily News ollice. tf $1,000. This lot adjoins busi- Dp eee eae
of the Willow Princess and has} ~~ ness section on Sixth Street. FARMS FOR SALE
‘¢@™went home. There hé is told} ___. W@USES FOR GALS _ Apply Daily News office. tf | MIXED FARMING—The ©. P. R.
that a mirror plaged in its arms|;}INE HOME, best residential FOR RENT has still some choice lands in

will cause it to come to life. Al-
most immédiatey when the re-
fieetion from a mirror falls upon
the image, it changes into a mal-
den of surpassing loveliness.

Westholme,

it is just as cheap tu get your
printing done wel! and done aly
1ome as it is to send it away. Try
The News Print Shop.

 

eee ee Fc, Hall is a hundred feet long and
The play is seen tonight at the/)o7g FOR SALE everywhere at] specially suitable for dances
lowest prices for cash—-M, M. and other social events, For
Stephens, tf terms, apply to Jim Killas,

section. Moderate terms. Hel- 1's: Peo well-settled districts in West-
gerson, Real Kstate, Insurance,|-OR RE NT. Newly completed and ern Canada for sale at low

 

Notary Public, deporated halt: above: the Candy| Prices; twenty years to pay;

— ———$

hip ; irrigated lands in Sunny South-
LOTS FOR SALE Third Ave

ern Alberta, with loan of $2,000
in improvements to assist new
settlers. Act now—they are
tf going fast. For free booklets
—_-- and fuil information write H,

Store de Luxe, on

 

 

FOR SALE—Lot 15, Block 5, See-] FOR RENT — Five-roomed flat, G. Loughran, Canadian Pacific
tion 7, Fifth Avenue, near Seal with bath, Apply 725 Fraser| Railway Station, Vancouver, B,

 

Cove, $175.00, M, M, Stephens. Street. tfi Cc,

 

 

 

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