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GAVE YOUR lGHT

YESIGHT—-The most valuable of

all the senses—is the most
heglected and the least understood
Many suffer from ills, which, upon

esaiination, can be traced directly
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the cause will

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_ Practical Optometrist

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Opposite Post Office

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PREPARING FOR RUSH
| OF CANNING SEASON

Wiany Boats are Fitting Out at
Cow Bay to Take Advantage of
Demand for Salmon.

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| The governinent float at Cow
|Bay is now a hive of small fishing
iboats fitting out for the rush of
ithe salmon fishing season which
will commence in a short time.
|The craft are being fitted out with
salmon trolls and already some of

them have been out and taken
their first catches. Indications
would go to show that more per

sons than ever will be taking to

sea for the harvest of salmon to
supply the ever increasing de-
mands of the many canneries in
the district.

It is reported that the Inverness

Cannery, which was recently de-

stroyed by fire, will be rebuilt by
June 15 to start the canning of
the sockeye run.

 

SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION.
DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.

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TALE NOTICE that William J. Leary of
? | skidegate, B. C., settler, intends to apply
ie wv a license to prospect for coal and
j petroleum on and under the following
|} described lands:—
| Commencing at a post planted at the
| Horth-west corner of D.L. 1854; thence
pees 80 chains; thence east 80 chains;
thence north 80 chains; thence’ west 80
chains, to point of commencement.

WILLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant.

Dated this 6th day of March, 1920.

 

SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION,

DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary of
ataaate. B. C., settler, intends to apply
a license to prospect for coal and
and under the following

pelroicum on
j ibed lands:—
lumencing al a post planted
rth-west corner of D. L. 1853;
ith 80 chains; thence west
su oes thence’ east
point .of lumencement
WILLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant
zLed Unis Sth day of March, 1920.

RECORDING DIVISION,
QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
E that William J. Le
settier,
to prospect
and under

at the
thence
80 chal

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en vorta 8 ¢

ains to

EENA LAND
‘DISTRIC T OF

i ae

legate u.,

ary of
intends to apply
for coal and
the following

a ie se
vetroleum on
scribed
liuwencing at @ post planted

lands
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north-west corner of D.L. 1853;
Caen thence east chains;
south 80 chains; thence west 80
chains, to point of -commencement.
WILLIAM J, LEARY, Applicant.
Dated this 61h day of Mareh, 1920

SKEENA LAND
DISTRICT OF

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RECORDING
QUEEN
ISLANDS.
that William J,
, Settler,

DIVISION,
CHARLOTTE
TALE NOTICE
Skidegate, B. ¢
or a liceyse to prospect
petroleum on and under
leseribed lands:-
Commencing at a post
northwest corner of D.L.
north 8060 chains; thence west 80 chains;
thence south 80 chains; thenee east 80
chains, to point of commencement.
WILLIAM J, LEARY, Applicant.
Dated this 6ihb day of March, 4920. *

Leary of
intends to apply
for coal and
the following

planted at the
1853; thence

—

For Comfort, Courtesy~
and Service
go to

The SAVOY HOTEL

F, T. Sowness
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Phone 37 P.O. Box 1704

 

 

 

 

 

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DR. J. S. BROWN
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OMmce: Smith Block, Third Avenus.
Phone 484.

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COMPENSATION —
FOR INJURIES
QUEBEC RIOTS

Ottawa Cabinet Will Consider the
Matter—Papers to be
Produced.

G.T. P

(Special by Jelegrapis.)

OTTAWA, April 15.—Echoes of
Juebec riots of 1918 and charges
ard counter charges regarding
campaign funds were heard in the
of yesterday.
Parent raised
of the riots on the
compensation for “in-
who “were either

Commons
of Quebec

House
reorge
the question
pom
nocent victims”
illed wounded by
Majesty.”

Parent claimed that newspaper
reports of resistance offered to
conscription officers were greatiy
exag and publication of
such had intluenced the
Government to use military force

or

tlis

gerated
reports

He read letters in which soldiers
were accused of looting and of
insulting priests who had gone
out to minister to injured and
dying.

Mr. Parent submitted a motion
for the production of papeys. Fol-
lowing the debate Hon. C, J.
Doherty, minister of Justice, an-
nounced that there was no ob-
jection to the production of

papers, and the motion passed.

Mr. Doherty proceeded further
to say that cabinet consideration
would be given to the question of
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PEOPLE DECIDE
LIQUOR PROBLEM

Provincial Legislature Will Cause
a Plebiscite to be Taken in
August or September.

Provision for the
referendum on the prohibition
issue is contained in a bill pre-
sented to the legislature under
the title of “An Act to Provide for
a Temperance Plebiscite,’’ the
second reading of’ which was
unanimously passed in the legis-
lature last Saturday afternoon.
The bill gives. effect to the an-
rnouneement recently made by
Attorney-General Farris that the
plebiscite would be held during
the coming fall.

Under the provisions of the bill
provided that the vote be
not earlier than August 1
than September 30, and
if no date is fixed by proclama-
tion, the date shall be August 14.
The vote will be taken on the new

 

taking of a

it is
Laken
later

list which will be prepared un-

the Provincial Elections Act
whieh is at present before the
ouse. Exact setting of the ref-

rendum date will depenti on when
this list will be completed.

The question which it is pro-
posed to put before the people
will be as follows:

“Which do you prefer?

“The present Prohibition Act,
or :

‘An act fo provide for Govermn-

ent control and sale in sealed

ackages of and malt
liquors.”

Lhe government expresses
the preamble the doubt as
vhether the electors are satisfied
with the present prohibition en
actment. It also emphasizes the
need for the support of public
opinion behind a prohibition law
and the desirability of the plebi-
scite in the sine ucihcamed interests.

IMMORTALITY IS
QUESTION OF AGES

spirituous

in

to

Communication With Dead is
Subject of Big Griffiths
Picture.

The story to be told tonight in
picture at the Westholme Theatre
based on spirit communication, is
a wondgrfully interesting one. It
isa Griffiths production and that
in itself should be sufficient guar-
intee that it is of great excellence.
It is a poignant drama, but it
contains hilarious comedy, stern
tragedy, love and life.

At 9 p,m. the concert will com-
mence. There are two leading
artists, Miss Mary Igard of Vic
toria, and Mrs. Dalby Morkill.
Miss Izand’s playing pleased so
many people on Sunday night
that a packed house is assured to-
night to hear this concert and to
see the big picture.

 

 

 

Come and see the youngest ac-
rlors on the stage in “Captain
Rackett.” tr

soldiers on

 

fie
Do not forget
to file your

Income Tax Returp
on or before iis. 30th of April, 1929
AMX persons residing in Canada, em.
ployed in Canada, or Carrying on

business in Canada, are liable to a tay
on income, as follows:—

Dominion of Canada

aS To ue TA

 

Stet at en
Bea CIN =

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

2. Alb other individuals who during the
calendar year 1919 received or earned $2,099 or
more.

Department of Finance
ceived or

3. Every corporation and joint stock company
whose profits exceeded $2,800 during the fiscal
year ended in 1919.

 

to be used in filing
Forms returns on or before

the 30th of April, 1920.

ALL INDIVIDUALS other than
farmers and ranchers must use
Form T 1.

FARMERS AND RANCHERS
must use Form T 1A.

CORPORATIONS and joint
stock companies must use Form

General Instructions.

Obtain Forms from the Inspectors or

Assistant Inspectors of Taxation or from
Postmasters.

Read carefully all instructions on

Form before filling it in.

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Prepay postage on letters and docu-

 

Penalty

Every person required to make a returo, who
fails to do so within the time timit, shall be
subject to a penalty of Twenty-fige per centum
of the amoun: of the tax payable

Any person, whether tazable, or otherwise.

 

ments forwarded by mail to Inspectors of
Taxation.

Make your returns promptly and avoid
penalties.

who fails to make a return or provide informa.

tien duly required according to the provision of

 

 

the Act, shall be Hable on summary conviction Address INSPECTOR OF TAXATION
to a penalty of $100 for each day during VANCOU VE R B C
which the default continues. Also any person " is sei
making a false statement in any return or in

i any tnformation required by the Minister, shall

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be jiable, on summary comviction, to a penalty 1 |
not exceeding $10,000, or to six months imprison - R. y v. BRE EA D NE |

to both fine and Imprisonment. : . er ‘

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