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here—particular per-
sons too—and let them
tell youwhywe do their
work, And then—try
our excellent Dry
Cleaning and Pressing
Service.

      
   
   
   
     
   
  
 

  

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IN YOUR HOME

has an influence that’s worth
more than wealth.

THE PATHEPHONE
the World’s Best Phonograph?

, Plays All Records

Get one now,—delays are un-
necessary when you know our
easy terms.

Shipment of New Rec-
ords Just In
Come and hear the world’s best

"aay Will Edmunds

Prince Rupert Music Store
Opposite the Post Office |
Box 644 Phone BLACK 183

 

 

 

 

 

Refugee Beans
From
Fraser Valley

Refugee beans
the fertile Fraser
They are stringless.

QUAKER BRAND
is the choicest of these, and

 

grow in
Valley.

only the perfect ones are
canned under this famous
name,

Dominion Canners

B.C. Limited

Head Office, Vancouver, B- C.

 

For Comfort, Courtesy
and Service
go to

The SAVOY HOTEL

F.T. Bowness .
MANAGER

Phone 37 P.O. Box 1704

 

 

Hand Your Baggage Checks to

JOE BROWN

Motor Transfer and
Passenger Service
Stand, Empress Hotel

Phones 176, Black 334

Quick Deliveries

jin

PRINCE GEORGE

The large number of motorists

this town will shortly ‘core
together for the purpose of form-
ing an Automobile Club.

* * .

Telegraphic advices reéeived
here last week from M. D. Hamil-
ton, Canadian Bank of Commerce
inspector, say that the bank will
open a branch here immediately.

* * *

, The city council last week pass-
ed the rate of 25 mills for muni-
cipal taxation this year. This
will be inadequate but it is antici-

pated to raise special revenue.
!

* * .

Renshaw and Miss E,
Londale, of ‘Loos, B. C., were
united in marriage by Rev. 8.
Pollinger on Saturday, April 40.

John H.

The marriage was solemnized
on Monday, April i2, by Rev.

Father Leray, of Alex. McDonald,
of Dunster, and Miss Rose Mc-
Millan, of Maintown, Ont. Frank
Gagne was best man and Miss
Kathleen Brown the bridesmaid.
A wedding breakfast was held in
the Alexandra Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Johnson en-
tertained a large number of
friends at the Alexandra Hotel on
Friday night last. Dancing was
enjoyed to music supplied by
Chas. Balagno and a delightful
supper followed.

There may be something you
want. See the classified column

SKEENA LAND RECORDING DIVISION,
DISTRICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.

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

Commencing at a post planted at the
north-west corner of OD. L. 1854; thence
south 80 chains; thence east 80 chains;
thence north 80 chains; thence west 80
chains, to point of commencement.

. WILLIAM 9. LEARY, Applicant.
Dated this 6th day of March, 1920.

 

SKEENA
DISTRICT

JAND RECORDING DIVISION,
OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.

_ TAKE NOTICE that William J. Leary of
Skidegate, bt}. C., settler, intends to apply
for a licenie to prospect for coal and
petroleum «in and under the following
deseribed knds:—
Commencing at a post planted at the
north-west corner of D. L. 1853; thence
south 80 chains; thence west 80 chains;
thence north 80 chains; thence east 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
Skidegate, B. C., settler, intends to apply
for a license’ to prospect for coal and
petroleum on and under the following
described lands:—
Commencing at a post planted at the
north-west corner of D.L. 1853; thence
north 80 chains; thence east 8&0 chains;
thence south 80 -chdins; 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 N(‘TICE that William J. Leary of
Skidegate, 8. C., settler, intends to apply
for a licepse to prospect for coal and
petroleum on and under the following
deseribed fands:—

Commencing at a post planted at the
northwest corner of D.L. 1853; thence
north 80 chains; thence west 80 chains;
thence south 80 chains; thence east 80
chains, to point of commencement.

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

 

  

TIMBER SALE X 2003.

Sealed tenders will be received by the
Minister of Lands not later than noon on
the 22nd day of April, 1920, for the pur-
chase of Licence X 2003, to cut 530,000
feet of Spruce, Cedar-and Hemlock on an
area situated in Big Lake, Range 3, Coast
District,

Two (2) years will be allowed for re-
moval of timber.

Further particulars of the Chief Forester,
Victoria, B. C., or District Forester, Prince
Rupert, B.C,

TOM LEE CO.

840 Second Avenue, West.

 

 

 

VEGETABLES
Wholesale and Retail

General Contractors and
Labor, Exchange.

Prince Rupert, B.C.
Phone 547 -—— P.O, Box 725

 

 

 

Hotel Prince Rupert

EUROPEAN PLAN
$1.50 per day and up.

 

 

FIRST-CLASS OAFE

 

 

 

!more.

 

A La Carte.

THE DAILY NEWS

CONTRACTS MAY
BE ENFORCED

Proposed Legislation in Regard
to Agreements Between Labor
Unions and Employers.

(Special by G.T.P, Tetegraphs.)

OTTAWA, April 19.—-Legisla-
tion to place agreements between
labor organizations and employ-
in the same class as iegail
contracts enforceable by the
courts, is talked of here as a re-
sult of certain outlaw. strikes.
Those strikes are in violation of
agreements and contrary to the
wishes of international execu-
tives. For instance, in Montreal
the printers have walked out al-
though their agreement has some!
time yet to run and wages have
been supplemented by gbonusés
and although their aetion has
been disapproved by the executive
officers of their international or-
ganization.

ers

BE pms ees pe rms sre me rs mse re mE

| The Man in the Moon

SAYS:--
x ~~
THAT if prohibition has done
nothing else, says a contemporary
it has hxed, your latchkey so it
isn’t too thick to go into the
keyhole when you get home at
night.

* s .
THAT the latest brand of safe
will be made>»to store potatoes,
those being the most valuable
articles around a house that a
thief could lay hands on.

THAT Eve held forth in Para-
dise
And found much pleasure in
it,
For when she did her; Monday
wash
It only took a minute.
“THAT the latest fad is for

women to keep account of every-
thing purchased.
*

* .

THAT if any local lady has such
a book, the Man in the Moon will
order to provide humorous bits
ord er toprovide humorous bits
for this column.

THAT according to certain au-
thorities, Pattullo can do no good.
If he fails to get anything for the
city he is not looking after his
constituency, and if he gets any-
thing, it is just for election pur-
poses. It is to be assumed that
if he died it would be _from
cowardice, and that if he lives it
is like his impudence,

THAT it would be a wise thing
to give some consideration to the
housing question in Prince Ru-
pert, and then consider it some

THAT it might be wise to peti-
tion the weather man for such
conditions as to enable the winter
underw var, to be sloughed on May
(st.

THAT it is hardly wise to pub-
lish a special despatch telling
what the legislature is going to
two days after that
august body has prorogued for a
year.

do seon,

mg itigin by
THAT it is not uncommon for
people here to take a flier in min-
ing, in fishing or in some other
more orm less speculative venture,
but no one thought they would
ever have a chance to take such
a flier as is promised here early
next month when the first hydro
drops into the harbor from the
clouds. :

SUPPLIES HAVE LEFT
FOR FISHING GROUNDS

Scow Load of Ice and Supplies
Taken to Dundas by Inver-
ness Buyer.

 

 

W. E,. Beale, buyer for the In-
verness Cannery, has been in town
for the past day or so and last
night left for Inverness with a
scow in tow of his launch with
ice and supplies which will be
taken to Dundas Island for the
convenience of the salmon troll-
ing boats there. This is a month
earlier than usual for the supplies
to go out but the fishing bas al-
ready actively commenced,

Mr. Beale states that work is
now proceeding apace on the re.
building of the Inverness cannery,
Machinery will arrive from the
south soon and the cannery will
be running full blast by June 4,

reais SLi.)

Two-color window cards take
the eye quickly. See them at the
News Job Department.

 

 

 

 

 

 

to file you

 

Dominion of Canada

Department of Finance

Do not forget

r

Income Tax Return
on or before the 30th of April, 1929,

At

ployed in Cana

business in Canada, are liable to a tax

on income, as follows

1. Every unmarried

earned $1,000 or niore.

2. All other individuals who during
calendar year 1919 received or earned $2,000 0

more.

3. Every corporation and joint stock cor

whose profits exceeded
year ended in 1919.

va

 

Forms

the 30th of April, 1920
ALL INDIVIDUALS

Form T 1.

must use Form T 1A.
CORPORATION

to be used in filing
returns on or before

farmers and ranchers must use

FARMERS AND RANCHERS

giock companies must use Form

other than
Obtain Forms

Postmasters.

S and joint

 

Penalty

falls to do so within the time

tion duly required according to

to a penalty of

which the default continues.

 

Every person required to make « returc, who

subject to a penalty of Twenty-
of the amount of the taz payable.

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

the Act, shall be liable on summary conviction
$100 for each day during

making a faise statement in any return of in
any Information required by the Minister, shall
be liable, on summary conviction,
not exceeding $10,000, or to six months’ imprison -
ment or to both fine and imprisonment.

limit, shall be | 1 axation.

five per centum

penalties.

the provision of

Also any person

to a penalty

 

 

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persons residing in Cana

widower, without dependants
Act, who during the calendar year 1919 r

$2,000 during the fiscal

General Instructions.

Assistant Inspectors of Taxation or from

Read carefull
Form before filling it in.

Prepay postage on letters and docu-
ments forwarded by mail to Inspectors of

Make your returns promptly and avoid

Address INSPECTOR OF TAXATION
VANCOUVER, B.C.

R. W. BREADNER,

Commissioner of Taxation

da, em-
or Carrying on

da,

Person, or widow, or

as defined by the
eceived or

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CANCELLATION OF WANT ADS OVER THE TELEPHONE. |

 

Shem mre

WANTED.

WANTED — Cannery storekeeper:
for coming season. One with
previous experience preferred.
Apply Canadian Fish and Cold
Storage Company, Limited. 93

 

WANTED-—Young man for whole-
sale warehouse work, with
groeery experience. Good op-
portunity for

Apply box 62 Daily News. tf

WANTED — Woman for renova-
tory work. Apply J. W. Mac-
donald, cleaning and pressing,
516 Fulton Street. 95

 

WANTED — Furnished or partly
furnished suite of 3 or 4 rooms
—Apply P. O. box 800 of phone

234. tf
WANTED—Three-roomed flat or
house, near McBride-Street and
the waterfront, M. M. Stephens.

 

 

WANTED—Good boy to work in
shop, Daily News. tf

CHAMBERMAID AND PORTER
Wanted. Apply Hotel Central.

SITUATIONS WANTED

 

Experienced bookkeeper, male, de-
‘sires position. Kesident here
six years. Phone Red 271. 94

 

 

A young girl desires position in
store. Apply P. O. box 779.

FOR SALE

 

 

FOR SALE—P, R. T. No. 1, boat
for towing or packing salmon.
Is 57.2 feet long, 14.3 wide,
7% deep. Grass tonnage 39.96,
registered tonnage 27.18- -50
h.p. Wolverine. Heavy steel
plates tanks, capacity 2,000
gallons. Iron Sheeted bottom.
Apply Theo Collart, Westholme
Theatre Block, 114

FOR SALE—25-40 h.p. Medium

Duty Sterling Engine, Bosch"
Ignition, 4 cyl,, 4 cycle, in per-
fect condition, $%1,500.00.—M.,.
M. Stephens. tf

FOR SALE—Dining room suite,
reasonable. Apply suite 10
Summit Apartments. ft

 

advancement.— |},

by
}FOR SALE—Two Apple Dydamos
-rebuilt—in good condition.
Half price. Apply to J. Field,
Cow Bay Slip.

 

 

FOR SALE—National
senger, car. Apply
newstand at wharf.

seven pas-
Littie’s
96

 

float—36 by}
Apply Dyb- |
tf}

FOR SALE—Spruce
66. Price $400.00
bavn & Hanson.

a Pee eer ee hn cee |
FOR SALE—New Sunset Sewing
machine, $45.00. Barrie’s Fur-
niture Store, tf |

 

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FOR SALE—Bone dry fir lumber. |}
Also some good tables. Phone}
Blue 404, 90

FOR SALE — Boxes for window |
boxes at $1 each, Daily News
Oflice, tf

FOR SALE—Davenport bed, $60.-
00, Barrie’s Furniture Store.

 

FOR SALE—Slightly used piano.
Singer Shop, 144 Third Ave.

HOUSES FOR SALE

FINE HOME, best residential
section. Moderate terms. Hel-
gerson, Real Estate, Insurance,
Notary Public.

LOTS FOR SALE

“OR SALE—Lots 3 and 4, Block
32, Section 8, Eleventh Avenue,
near drydock, $150.00 cash—
M. M, Stephens. tf

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

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE—Lot 18, Block 29,
Section 6, Ninth Avenue, near
McBride, $390,00 cash. M, M.
Stephens. tf

bishacs ecidoetnie aaeearean
FOR SALE—Lot 15, Block 5, Sec-
tion 7, Fifth Avenue, near Seal
Oove, $175.00. M. M. Stephens.

FOR SALE-—Lot. 10, Block 49,
Section 7, near Seal Cove $180
cash. M. M. Stephens. ‘ tf

LOTS FOR SALE everywhere at
lowest prices for eash—-M. M.

 

 

 

| FOR SALE—Lot 8, Block 10,8

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS:

2 CENTS PER WORD IN ADVANCE.
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FOR SALI Lot 2 Block 40, Map
905, St rie site. Prite,
81,000, rl t j ns pus
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