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BOARD OF TRADE
ISSUE BOOKLET

Draws Attention to Natural Re-
| sources and Possibilities of

Prince Rupert District.
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A’ descriptive and_ illustrated

 

| | ; ‘Index and Guide of Prince Rupert
H and district published by F. 38.

Wright under the auspices of the
Prince Rapert Board of Trade has
‘just made its appearance. The
booklet is excellently written and
welt illustrated and will prove a
boon to those who wish to send
authentic information to the out-
side.

The book gives figures on and
‘describes the potential indus-
tries of the district including
mining, lumbering, fisheries, ship
building and agriculture. The
desirability of the country as an
objectve for tourists is also men-
tioned. On the whole the booklet
is a credit both to the Board of
Trade and the publisher, and
should prove very profitable as
an advertising and publicity ane-
dium.

PA ven

 

 

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F. T. Cowness
MANAGER

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TERRACE

A very enjoyable evening was
spent in the Presbyterian Church
last Monday when an excellent
instrumental and vocal program
was rendered. The sum of $41.95
was realized, which wile be used
for Church purposes.

. . .
The tennis club has again been
reorganized for the 1920 season
Riya at a meeting Friday last. GC. J.
| The Bill providing for pensions McGrath was elected president,
jto mothers which is a Govern- with various committees to assist
jment measure before the Legis- him.
lature provides for aid for indig- ek oe
ent mothers up to $42.50 a month Clearing land about here has
where there is one child under/gjready commenced. There will
sixteen years of age and an ad-|be a lot of new land opened up
ditional $7.50 for each other | his spring.
child. * * .
| In discussing the bill on_ its Rev. Dr. H. R. Grant, of Prince
second reading, Hon. J. D.|/Rupert, was in town last week
McLean, who is in charge of it,'looking to getting his ten acre
pointed to the concensos of tract cleared and under cultiva-
‘opinion among social workers tion this season.
ithat the hitherto accepted insti-! °

Aid Provided for Those with
Children to be Granted by
Province

 

SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION,
DISTHICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.

Ww a Jicefise to
petroleum on and
lescribed lands:—
Comunencing at
rorth-west corner
thence

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‘tutional methods of caring for! Mr. McGregor is choirmaster in
neglected and dependent children the new Anglican choir.
\is not desirable, but rather must} it Taeernde hiv ennuved the
i thie ormi roa hence § secur
wap CHS oy Deremeveed vee nere’ ontract for the erection of the
the care of its mother. He re ’ ; ; hict rat
* eye re } , SB Pp res . » y s
\ferred to the difficult position Ayes ce ee ra
widow with a family finds herself ‘aio 1 a P y r
jin in facing the world following ,* oe
ithe death of the preadwinner., |
° ° |
/She could either send her children SMITHERS
to an institution while she her-}
iself went into the labor market
Pi | GOV e Ss. H. Hos-
to earn a living, she could give i er er a dition of
her children away by permitting ‘ane ed tacttaam ny salethteny’ tm thie
. ae 5
them to be adopted, or she might the ashe sai dean Hiaitebils
resort to doubtful methods of oo ee ena all bis time
gaining a livelihood for herself w aa ae ian "
and them. It was in the interests | ™ Laer
of the state that a mother so A considerable portion of the
situated should be permitted to energy of the Land Settlement
ee tae reg iede a ee Board will this spring be occupied
an¢ yr z e ) é i rr : :
7 in the construction of silos on
; « ala , > 2 A a B i
that ee yee of them future farms in this district, a campaign
PeSPGOlLanie. CHZENS. for which it has well under way.
6 inache
Dr. C. H. Hankinson has moved
his offices to a handsome suite in
wri: Wierwerih tee aloe A ; he new Town Hall. The doctor
TAKE NOTICE that William J, Leary of -. ,W.:., ine f-payv ig
Skidegate, B. C., settler, intends to apply 18: SOMES to install X-ray applian-
prospect for coal and Ces and will place the oflice on
under the following ii: equal footing with any other
pti, stcmabdbtiee cal modern oflice in the country.
é Os lg e e . e
of D.I 1854; thence ~_ r
outh 80 chains; thence east £0 dunes Yelkwa Methodists are launch-
horth 80 chains; thence west 80 ing a campaign for funds with the
Ao itt ot 2 aapenoeenen object of building a church there
IL . LEARY, Applicant. oa :
Dated this 6th day of March, 1920. this Spring.

. . °
| SKEENA LAND RECORDING privision, | L. 8S. MeGill has been elected
| DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE secretary of thé Smithers’ Miners

ISLANDS. eed
" Associatoin

STEWART

The firemen’s Hard Times Ball

TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary of |
Skidegate, B. C., settler, intends to apply |
for a license to prospect for coal andj,
petroleum on and under the following
described lands:— |

Commencing at a post planted at the

north-west corner of D. L. 1853; thence J ay of meas .

south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; on Monday night waa id most Ons
thence north 80 chains; thence east 80 joyable and unique affair, rhe
chains, to point of commencement. inain event of the evening was

WILLIAM J. LEARY, Applicant.
Dated this 6th day of March, 1920,

the prize waltz which was won by
Tom Taylor and Mrs. Peter Mur-
phy. A motion picture of the
dance was taken by a Gaumont
(Graphic camera man, which will

 

SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION.
DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.

 

 

Hotel Priace Rupert

EUROPEAN PLAN
$1.60 per day and up.

 

FIRST-CLASS CAFE
A La ‘ arte,

POSS BPD OBE PO PO BED DLE ML LE OA BOLE OD-

POOP LOD PPR OP LIE Be HF APP'SFOCPIOOP OE

cs noTey ae Nevin homme rs be displayed in the gazettes of
skidegate, B, C., settler, ends to apply et cor :

for @ lieense to prospect for coal and that orporation. .

vetroleum on and under the following ee .

daahvied Mathes. The death occurred here re-

Commencing at a post planted at the cently of Mrs. H, Horstman, one
horth-west corner of D.L. 41853; thence | Stewart's e i
nerth 80 chains; thence east 80 cas |e twart's carly Pane.
ihenee south 80 chains; thence west 80! It
vhains, to point of eommencement,
WILLIAM J, LEARY, Applicant,
Dated this 6th day of Mareb, 1920.

is expected to reopen the
|Stewart Hospital this spring. A
ladies’ auxiliary was formed. last
SKEENA LAND RECORDING pivision, |Week with the following oflicers:

DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE President, Mrs. W. B. George;

 

 

DENTISTRY

OFFICE HOURS,
8 a.m. to 12; 1:30 p. m. to 6:80 p.m,

OR. J. 8. BROWN
DENTIST

Office: Smith Block, Third Avenue.
Phone 454.

 

 

DEP PDL IED IRE OO OE OS DIE

qeevaqvnammscewanscrorrsoces coccees |

ISLANDS. vice-president, Mrs. P. 8. Jack;
TAKE NOTICE that William J, Leary of secretary, Mrs. W. Cameron;
ikidegate, B. C., settler, intends to apply }treasurer, Mrs, H. P. Gibson; ex-
for a license to prospect for coal and ecutive, Mrs. Ward, Mrs Gray
° ’ ° ’

petroleum on and under the following | sak , .
described lands:— ; Mrs. Tooth, Mrs, Stratford, Mrs.

Commencing at a post planted at the |}Jankowski,
northwest corner of D.L. 1853; thence ° °
north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains; The Stewart Citizens’ Associa-

thence south 80 ehains; thence east 80 tion is pressing upon the author

 

 

| chains, to point of commencement, tah
WILLIAM J, LEARY, Applicant. ities an early start on the new
Stewart wharf.

Dated this 6th day of March, 1920.

 

  
   
  
    
  
   
    
  
   
 
 
  
  
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
     

DAILY NEWS Saturday April ta

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Do not forget
to file your

 

Income Tax Returp
on or before the 30th of April, 1920
AL persons residing in Cana

ployed in Canada, or carrying on

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

Dominion ef Canada da, em.

 

1. Every unmarried person, or widow
widower, without dependants as defined by -
Act, who during the calendar year 1919 received ;
earned $1,000 or more. 7

Department of Finance

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

3. Every corporation and joint stock «
whose profits exceeded $2,000 during ti
year ended in 1919.

ompany
1e fiscal

 

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
Form before filling it in.

instructions on

 

Prepay postage on letters and docu-

ments forwarded by mail to Inspectors of
Taxation.

Penalty

Every person required te make @ returao, who
fails to do so within the time Iimit, shall be
subject to a penalty of Twenty-five per centum
of the amount of the tax payable.

Any person, whether tasable, or otherwise.
who fails to make a return or provide tnforma-

Make your returns promptly and avoid
penalties.

tion duly required according to the provision of
the Act, shali be liable on summary conviction
to a penalty of $100 for each day during
which the defahit continues. Also any person
making a false statement in any teturn or in
any information required by the Minister, shal!
be liable, on summary conviction, to a penalty
not exceeding $10,000, of to six months imprison -
ment or to both fine and imprisonment.

Address INSPECTOR OF TAXATION
VANCOUVER, B.C

R. W. BREADNER,

Commissioner of Taxation

 

 

 

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STEWART LOTS

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS| "3:

2 CENTS PER WORD IN ADVANCE.
No Advertisement Taken for Less than 50c

THe DaILy NEws WILL Not BE REsPoNSIBLE For INSTKUCTIONS OR THE
CaXCELLATION OF WANT ADS OVER THE TELEPHONE,

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te, Priel
idjoins bus
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WANTED. ,FOR SALE—Spruce tloat—36 by FOR REN'T—Newly completed am
ete "= 66. Price $400.00 Apply Dyb-| am ted ; ve the Can
WANTED — Woman for renova-} jayn & Hanson. ee te
tory work. Apply J. W..Mac-|-——————_—___—_——- ie GOS | in
donald, cleaning and pressing, | !'OR SALE—Bone dry fir lumber.| Hall i 5%
95} Also some good tables. Phone; = spec a

516 Fulton Street.
‘ ; nee |} Blue 404, 90] and othe! 1 even

WANTED—Cruising launch about _ terms, 2pply to Jim Killas
bALE—,Boxes for window} - 7

 

 

 

 

25 feet long. State price and/?OR |
particulars to box 61, News! boxes at $4 each, Daily News | INVESTMENTS _
oflice. g2| Office. oh : sped by actual ol
epee ceigecienntieeienseatinatnctnatlanstadiamnieerattaniiininne tetriregisotoe ; - — - | \\ Posceyy 8 , “toe investt
WANTED—Three-roomed flat or! ‘OR SALE—Second-hand kitchen, servation anc) rune situ
house, near McBride Street and| ‘ange, phone 172. tf en S eicka A
Che watnoirant MM ntenneie. 2 7 ee oe |, AMON BG MY we ian
TE tec aliah. cot). Bers plik. dana HCUSES FOR SALE tin h va
WANTED—Good boy to work in| ———————————|_ British Columbia Phis on
shop, Daily News. tr) FINE HOME, best residential is unbiased and is not Iss
beet ae sie armies ; | section. Moderate lerms. He! with the f disposins
CHAMBERMAID AND PORTER | #erson, Heal Kstate, Insurance, | oil sto ely diagnos
_ Wanted, Apply Hotel Central. Notary Public. the specu possible
at i citi } defines
__ SITUATIONS WANTED LOTS FOR SALE actual jained up |
‘xperience seeper ale Sashes bi | e Writ a
canes ag: ig ge de-| «oR SALE—Lote 3 and 4, Block | th 4 eee. BRURICK BROS
roe ee a ace : ny ona nae 32, Section 8, Eleventh Avenue, | A rr. LTD. Stock, Bom
BSE ORNS. bORO EAPO ETS. near drydock. $150.00 cash—| o oe { + Brokers, Hole
. Ane ’
A young girl desires position in} M. M. Stephens. tf Va er, B. Ye!

Vancouys

FARMS FOR SALE
pa
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store. Apply P. O. box 779.

YOR SALE-—Lots 17 and 18, BIk.
26, Section 8, Eleventh Avenue,
close in. $500.00 the pair, cash

 

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FOR SALE—P, R. T. No. 1, boat) --M..M. Stephens. | has still sv se in West
for towing or packing salmon.'roR gaLe—Lot 48, Block 29,| We sree er cate at Im
Is 57.2 feet long, 14.3 “wide,| Section 6, Ninth Avenue, near) OPO. years to Pa
19 deep. Gross tonnage 39:06,/ vopride. $390.00 cash. M. M.| PMC Oo’ sunny Soul
registered tonnage 27.48—50) won, eg| irrigated lands on of $200

: Stephens, vith ;

h.p. Wolverine. Heavy steel} — —————_______—_- ern Alb nts to assist Me
plates tanks, capacity 2,000} FOR SALE—Lot 8, Block 10, Sec: in improve iv wy e—they até
gallons. tron sheeted bottom.| tion 7, Fifth Avenue, near Seal settlers. Act o hhen pooklels
Apply ‘Theo Gallant, Westholme| Cove. $175.00 cash, M. M.| going fast 0° wnite tl
‘Theatre Block. 444} Stephens, tf ape full f ' : radian Pacili
” ° Scene EN FPO ai. ,OuURL “Ou of, Be

FOR SALE—25-40 h.p. Medium|FOR SALE-—‘Lot 10, Block 49,| paijway Station, Vance’
Duty Sterling Engine, Bosch! Section 7, near Seal Cove $180 C. ann
Ignition, 4 cyl., 4 cycle, in per-| cash. M., IM. Stephens. Dicer TAND ACT
M. Btanheng  “#1e800.0Oe—MGHPOR SALE—Lol 46, Block 8, Seo- = canttentaoas 0 voll

tion ‘7, Fifth Avenue, near Seal | dotice

Cove, $175.00, M. M. Stephens.

 

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necordi
one crich am

Land

FOR SALE—Fifteen-foot rowboat
in first-class condition. Apply

In ‘The Skeena
ast, Range

 

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, . MDRNT y Yistrict of ¢ : 13 Zayas opie
Parkin & Ward Electric Co. | BUILDERS ATTENTION! Lot on ituate and ki n a william .
— sand pitat Conrad Street, $400) dake NOTIY Ce occupation
FOR SALE— First-class milk] -—Helgerson, Ltd, 91 of ows en Pert ends 10 8PDIY 1 tg
oats. A teen eT rere mn NTnen ST tne fol wink
Boats. Apply to J. Larusson.|) ors GOR SALE everywhere at{mission t | pee
Osland P, O., B.C. O41 : eT vat planted 02
-| lowest prices for cash—M, Mop cmencing at & POE te gists
FOR SALE—National seven pas-| Stephens. tf] rast Coast al ut 1h 8. fe
senger, car. Apply Little's] —~ 7 | Aortherly Orersiand; wence I sag
newstand at wharf. 96 LosT an .. ed zayss ee
nr per er: SNe ooo acres, ™ ° NOBLE
FOR SALE—Massett Inlet,-spruce|LOST—Half sovereign .brooch—| 1% 8° wii 1AM oa ‘get
and vedar 40 acres, $2,000—| Finder please return to Daily per Hoames Fogg
Phone Black 847, 92) News Office. tf| pated March 1