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March
26,
1927
ABOLISHING
CLOSE
SEASON
ON
HALIBUT.
The
suggestion
made
at
Ketchikan
that
the
closed
season
for
halibut
be
abolished
and
that,
in
its
place
as
a
conservation
measure,
certain
areas
be
closed
to
fishing
is
an
interesting
one
which
appears
STRONG
HOLD
OF
HOME
TALENT
PLAYS
'
Find
a
town
in
any
of
these
nin,e
provinces
and
there
you
will
find
in
the
course
of
any
year
and
every
year
a
home-talent
play,
or
several
of
them.
They
are
institutions
as
firmly
established
as
the
schools,
churches
and
lodges
whjch
turn
to
them
for
needed
revenue
THE
JOB
OF
HUY1N
CCLOTHES.
A
man
selects
a
blue
necktie
for
the
same
reason
that
he
or
It
1
fl
Via-a
aI
1?wjAa
lnaa
.atl
n
a
I
art
a
A
4
j-k
m
n
an
aAowoAH
n
t
a
A
REPUTATION
FROM
1858
TO
1926
wiADlM(B!
Whisky
v.
,
of
British
Columbia,
the'
FARM
RELIEF
!
STIMULATED
lilTTKIt
KK1IIT
KXTKCTKH
AT
NEXT
COMiltKs
xKSMON
MrNAKV-
.
IIVKitA
IIII.L
CHAMPION'S
,
ILAN
VinoftOIS
CAM.
I'AMIX
WASH1NOTON.
D.C..
March
(By
Canadian
Press).
Th
(arm
relief
con
;
troversy
has
not
been
ended
th
action
of
President
vCoolldge
In
vetoing
the
McNsry-Haugen
farm
relief
bill.
Agricultural
leader
In
Congress
and
:
farm
leaders
who
have
championed
the
hill
who
are
not
In
Congress
declare
the
:
'
fight
baa
only
begun,
and
there
are
many
Indicating
they
are
correct.
Pre-
j
sent
symptoms
are
the
fight
for
the
Mc-Mary-Haugen
bill,
probably
In
modified
'
term,
will
rage
In
he
next
session
of
CongTess
as
bitterly
as
ever.
Admlnlstratlsn
political
leader
are
trying
to
find
out
what
will
be
the
political
effects
of
the
veto.
They
art
sounding
sentiment
In
the
agricultural
states
and
profess
to
believe
the
veto;
has
been
received
with
fairly
good
grace
I
by
the
fanners.
I
But
a
DroceAslon
of
letters
which
has
'
been
reaching
members
of
the
House
and
Shrubsa.ll.
Senate
from
the
Middle
West
and
North-
j
west
tells
a
different
story.
These
letters
report
bitter
disappointment
over
the
veto,
of
Increased
movement
away
from
the
farm
because
of
the
faUure
of
the
president
to
afford
relief
legislation,
and
of
determination
in
many
quarters
to
keep
up
the
fight.
MAKIM1
PI
AN
While
this
sort
of
sentiment
la
ex-
to
contain
some
virtue.
The
need
of
conservation
is
admitted
but,
pressed
in
letters,
agricultural
member
at
the
same
time,
it
is
felt
that
the
halibut
fishermen,
with
their
Congress
and
other
farm
leaden
have
large
investments
in
boats,
etc.,
should
be
allowed
continuous
em-
tn
mPPlns
out
P,an
,or
tn
nexl
u
nlovment.
On
the
other
hand,
it
U
dnnhtful
it
the
Biio-trpKpH
eight
months.
They
have
determined
would
be
as
effective-in
the
matter
of
conservation
as
the
closed
season.
It
is
a
question
that
will
need
a
good
deal
of
careful
to
conduct
a
vigorous
campaign
of
or
ganization
and
speech-making
over
the
agricultural
country
and
especially
In
certain
states-
where
there
has
not
been
much
activity
for
the
McNary-Haugen
measure.
Such
states
are
Ohto.
Michi
gan,
up-state
New
Yort.
part
of
Penasy-
examined.
vanla
and
parts
of
New
England.
So
it
seems
Inevitable
the
struggle
over
the
farm
relief
Issue
will
go
Into
the
next
Congress.
It
Is
probable
tbe
n
-
will
...tn
tau
tha
It
-
Since
time
immemorial
these
theatrical
productions
have
been
just:NarT
nautembiii
perhaps
with
modifl-
ilium
uuiiic-ioitin
juaja
in
me
siiiitu
iuwii
auu
nine
reu
scnooi-
cations.
It
will
then
go
Jo
the
presl-house,
but
under
such
imposing
designations
as
"Civic
Opera,"
dent,
and
it
is
assumed
he
win
again
"Little
Theatre"
and
"Community
Players"
they
have
taken
ori
a
,
eto.
The
farm
relief
issue
wui
then
new
dignity
in
the
city.
'be
plunged
head
foremost
Into
the
presl-
In
the
preparation
for
a
home-talent
plav
the
first
requisite
is
dtntul
""P1"-
assuming
that
Mr.
the
selection
of
the?
nlnv.
Trnwdv
PntriistfH
tn
nmntBiir
rvm.lrl
Coolldge.
as
Is
the
general
feeling
here.
truly
tragic.
And
home-talent
has
no
more
talent
for
drama.
It
must
be
comedy.
But
it
must
be
of
a
most
decorous
sort
Too
much
love-making,
means
tbo
much
gossip
and
scanual.
And
whatever
the
la
a
candidate
to
succeed
himself.
Should
he
not
be
a
candidate.
It
would
of
course
be
less
sharp
as
an
Issue,
through
It
could
not
be
Ignored.
numoer
oi
acts
it
must
be
in
one
scene,
if
a
change
oi
scenery
is
Not
only
win
farm
relief
in
itself
essential,
it
must
be
accomplished
by
shifting
the
furniture.
,
be
a
Urge
problem
tn
the
next
ses-
The
next
problem
is
choosing
the
cast
and
assigning
the
parts.
,,n
Congress,
but
other
problems
This
is
too
easy.
The
trouble
is
that
the
members
of
the
cast
fit
w,u
"i
instance,
if
so
naturally
into
their
-parts'hvithoul
special
-costuming
or
make-up
urlff
rerU,on
u
forced
10
the
Xront-
M
that
they
believe
the
casting
committee
is
ridiculing
their
physical
"
kte'Tt
'1
fLT
It
cularities
when
it
asks
them
to
accept
a
role.
Rehearsals
are
now
in
order,
but
as
no
time
suits
everybody,
Unfj
brlng
Dout
iower
tariff
the
full
cast
is
not
got
together
for
a
dress
rehearsal
until
a
night
or
rates.
It
win
also
increase
pressure
for
two
before
the
opening
performance.
And
one
of
the
principals
in-
lower
rauway
rates,
variably
gets
married
or
meets
with
some
other
terrible
calamity
on
j
may
kkoi-
(ooi.iixii:
the
very
eve
of
the
show,
necessitating
a
hasty
search
for
an
Although
the
talk
as
to
the
effect
on
understudy.
:
the
political
fortunes
of
Mr.
Coolldge
But
somehow
the
nlay
comes
off
as
scheduled
and
is
acclaim-
cow
revolves
chiefly
about
Former
ed
a
brilliant
success
up
to
professional
standards
by
the
home
town
press
and
theatre-goers.
Governor
Frank
O.
Louden
of
Illinois,
because
of
his
championship
of
the
far
mer,
there
are
other
possibilities.
It
Is
noticeable
some
of
the
middle
western
pa
pen
are
persistent
tn
saying
Mr.
Coolldje
will
not
seek
a
"third
term."
This
1
another
way
of
serving
notice
on
ders
a
chocolate
soda.
It
is
the
first
thing
that
comes
into
hisjth
administration
that
tf
th
President
i
mind.
He
usually
walks
away
with
the
second
hat
the
salesman
j
aoe
run
118
wU1
"na
opposition
ana
shows
him.
and
he
can
easily
be
arirued
into
a
nafr
of
hr.
that
i
lt
u
nother
way
also
of
stirring
up
don
t
fit,
and
that
he
doesn
t
really
want,
Women
pick
out
things
for
their
men
folk
with
taste
and
dis
I
the
third
term
question.
)
and.
Senator
Willis.
Apart
from
ti..&
j
,
...
.
...
.,
.
.
,
,
.
mr.
uauviu
mere
are
eeverai
oioer
law-
But
does
a
woman
ever
act
like
that?
Well,
just
ask
the
girl
,llhllltlM
vit
at
the
soda
fountain,
or
the
young
man
in
the
gent's
store
about
their
women
customers,
.
,
.
o
iurnisning
'Dawes.
Senator
WaUon,
Senator
Capper
crimination;
that
is,
everything
except
cigars.
No
woman
has
any;
A
WWII
A
I
ffiNfFRT
AT
license
to
buy
cigars
for
any
man,
unless
he
has
hitherto
specified
I"1"1"
vtUnLLiAl
rtl
the
dojhg.
brand;
But
in
the
clothing
line
they
know
what
they
are1;
SALYATION
ARMY
"ii,
"J""''''',1""""
i"c
VninAMr
nnrt
intereVllng
Kvenlng
Tcm.Ic
purchasesfor
their
husbands
and
grown'so.ns.
It
bespeaks
a
pride!
that
all
concerned
justly
may
be
thankful
for,
and
there
is
nothing
tH
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
LKjiinr
cjonlrni
Hoarrl
or
ny
the
Uoveriiment
I
I'litrr
lJt
Kseiiluc
in
it
to
make
the
man
ashamed.
He
will
be
better
dressed
for
it.
large
number
of
people
were
True,
once
in
a
while
one
meets
some
old
crocodile
who
has'prereut
at
the
salvation
Army
concert
always
been
slouchy,
and
when
he
first
appears
in
a
neat
ani4
natty:
last
night
and
were
entertained
with
a
outiii
mat
nis
wne
picKea
out
we
are
surprised,
ana
we
laugn.
uut
would
his.
own
selection
have
been
better?
Remember
that
derby
hat!
What
an
outrage
upon
intelligence
it
was.
Now.
they
say.
varied
program
of
music,
readings
and
exercises.
The
boy
band
waa
present
and
played
several
selections
which
derbies
are
returning
to
fashion.
Women
have
more
sense
than
'"e
much
PPrecUt
r
th
audience.
men.
They
won't
allow
a
general
return
of
the
iron
hat.
we
are
sure.
P1'
"T
MoIlle
nd
MM
Uwrence
;
favored
the
gathering
with
violin
and
-
-
-
!
piano
ducts
and
several
readings
and
exercises
were
given
by
th
scholars
of
the
Bunday
school.
After'
the
concert
a
number
of
prize
I
were
presented
to
the
scholars
of
the
Sundny
School
tor
regular
attendance
during
the
year
1929,
quite
a
number
'of
whom
had
bfen
In
attendance
for
l,ll
fir,-UM
Dllnrf...
U
.
Davldson,
Eva
Davidson,
Ellen
David.
THE
DAIL1
NEWS
"tui
g;i:,
.
au.
Sftei
n.d
the
Car
QUKBEC.
Press
i
.
One
sweeten
and
F
-
-
.IX
aW
'
'
iTli
,
A
J
ivV.,
mW
Seuaa.itSOU
cat:
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
MAItCH
2G.
I9t".
'EW
LOWER
PRICES
koajslrr,
J455
00
Towing.
WJJ.00
-WL
llvO
.00
O-mrrcUl
Ci.,
aah.
I0
$490.(0
00
son.
Frank
Pierce.
Ksthle
Cad
alder.
Helen
Sims.
Mildred
Munecab
and
Bob
political
life
occurred
here
recently
lit
the
legislature
on
th
occasion
of
the
both
birthday
of
Hob.
L.
A.
Tasznereau.
premier
of
Quebec.
Arthur
Sauve.
leader
of
the
opposition.
health
would
long
be
spared:
to
permit
and
1
took
three
hottles.
1
will
never
reyrrt
the
day
I
did
thi
as
mj
fac
l
enllrelv
elearft
op.
My
mother
hn
taken
n.B.D.
for
hradai'ln,
and
h
hasn't
had
th
least
aijrn
ot
a
headache
for
a
long
timft"
Thi
valuable
rtmed
ha
len
on
the
market
for
the
tat
49
year;
put
up
only
bv
The
T.
Milbara
Co.,
Ltmltod,
".mo,
Coj,.
$J0
03
0ck.
tTM.OO
Ixliii
anlaa.
9
v
ao
Roadrirt
Oriktry.
K55.00
I'
titty
biueal
Cmawia,
W
nici
l
tt'lmi.
Otktx
i,tttmtt
I
an
90
brilliant
red
roses
which
hid
been
presented
to
htm
at
s
dinner
a
short
time
before,
the
presentation
being
made
by
Hormlsdas
PUon.
Ch.el
Liberal
Whip
FIRST
DOMInToN
,
CELEBRATED
MODESTLY
TORONTO,
March
J
.While
prepara-
A
special
eoauaitte.
eospnsing
AltJ
ttona
are
going
forward
U
male
the
D.
C.
McTtae.
Aid
W.
H
MtUry
c.jebrilon
of
Canada's
6Mb
birthday,
and
Aid.
R,
J
D
Smith,
wm
naiced
.lttl
July
i
,
Mmorable
event.
l-ytr-last
nlftit
by
th
actia
aaftx
to
look
cW
Charles
Abbott,
probably
Toronto's
into
the
preeen.
market
altuataoa
and
oMrast
eb
driver,
reealla
the
doings
of
submit
a
rrpurt
at
the
next
regular
the
tmt
oiqi
Day
1867.
meeting.
On
that
momentous
day
Mr.
Abbott
s
cab
had
been
enaaajed
by
Alderman
John
Acting
Mayer
T
McCiymoat
was
em-
csrr.
chairman
of
the
Toronto
rtreworks
powered
last
night
to
communicate
commute.
Mr.
Abbott
atlU
retalna
vivid
with
the
gerernment
siafcgeattaf
that
lecoUecUona
of
the
modeat
flreworkt
the
dairy
catUe
of
Prince
Rupert
be
display
in
Queen's
Park
that
cled
Do-
Halibut
ld
at
eleven
tent
at
the
;
talnlon
Day.
A
feature
of
Toronto's
celebration
of
R.
E.
Allen,
chief
torester.
hat
been
tne
imt
Dominion
Day.
Mr.
Abbott
re-transferred'
from
Ifacelton
to
tYllre
call,
waa
the
military
review
of
tbe
Rupert
where
he
will
make
hi
head-
oyml
Artillery
and
Bodyguard
quarters.
;
,
BATTALION
ORDERS
Ftah
Exckange
thi
morning.
j
Uy
Ueut.-Oolsne
J.
W.
NKholU,
Officer
John
LaiCO.
a.isutaat
fretrr
of
Vie.
Cftutmandlng,
1st
Battalion
North
torla,
I
In
the,
city
ewaducting
examin
Brttlah
Oolumbta
Regunent.
atlona
for
assistant
forest
rahger.
I
-
102nd
Bn,
O
KJ.
'
A
parts;
ot
nachaniea
and
engineer.
Parade,
'Battalion
parade
In
the
forty
three
tn
number,
arrived
from
Armaury.
Monday
evening.
March
38,
Equ!ma!t
by
tb
Princeea
Sophia
'
yea-
;M7.
at
B
put
terday.
,
Recruits
atusted
Monday
at
T45
Two
large
logging
engine.
are
on
the
signal
section
parade
tor
Instruction,
way
from
Vancouver
to
the
Qnean
Tuearray
at
8
pm,
Chartotta
Isaanda
for
Ute
T.
A.
Kelly
Uuaketrv
Mlnature
range
open
for
laming
Co
'.jraetMw.
Thuraday
eteatiHf
at
I
pm
I
Arrlevtv
aMeer
for
Use
week
endll
POLITICS
CAST
ASIDE
ON
PREMIER
BIRTHDAY
rreity
."cene
In
(Juelter
ljNUture
lte
rently
to
Honor
Hun.
I.
A.
Tax-li.
ereau
March
24.
i
Canadian,
of
those
incident
which
t
.
lessen
the
sscermtles
of
:
.
i
Urdr
April
2:
Uetjt.
Nam
Prln-tfe:
ftrdetly
sergeant:
Sergt
Oadwal
ader.
8.
D.
JOHNSTON.
Major
and
Adjutant.
Attd.
1st
Bit
N
DC.
Regt.
Advertise
In
tha
Dalit
News.
TIMBER
SALE
X7458
There
will
be
offered
lor
sal
by
Public
Auction
at
office
of
District
Foe
c-itet,
Prtne
Rupert,
at
12
o'clock
noon
uev
in
iu
Mai.
va
cowjHiiuniv
wiv
pre-
April
Anrl
o
inltr.
asylrag
that
the
member
of
th
'
.-at
135.000
ftet
board
measure
at
opposition
wished
to
join
with
other
ajmica.
hemlock,
bslsam
and
cedar
saw-member,
U"
,n
IUMn
of
the
Houee
n
wUhing
long
,litn'
life
and
happiness
to
a
distinguished
'
provided
anyone
unable
to
attead
th
compatriot,
of
whom
all
Canadians
suction
tn
pertontnay
submit
a
sealed
,
ender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auc-
.
...
mtght
mist
k.
be
The
r,
Premier
hd
,
proud.
re-
i1oi.
mru,
utilrd
as
one
hid.
proaehed
him
so
often
that
he
waa
ahy
'
in
paying
him
eompllmtnt.
but
he
I
,
9,
1V27.
the
Licence
X74.M
to
One
til
vesr
will
be
allowed
for
re-
-naval
of
this
timber.
PiiHk.,
iMfftlMilir,
nt
tK
rTtife
SAr.
irusiea
tnt
nr.
Taschrreau
would
ac-1
victoria,
or
District
Forester,
ctpt
tb
testimony
of
a
sincere
heart
in
I
rTlnce
Rupert.
B.C.
ins
Biavver.
ana
ne
oocea
inai
nu
i
TIMBER
SAI.T3
X83H.
him
to.
exercise
hi
brilliant
talent
Id
wtl,
o(lr,
for
Pubc
the
position
which
undoubtedly
the
Auction,
at
I
pm.
on
the
28th
day
of
future
held
for
him.
The
Premier
said
that
he
regretted
that
Mr.
Saute'
birthday
came
hi
October
when
th
House
did
not
tit,
but
he
would
aend
htm
lome
rose
next
season,
though
he
regretted
that
the
number
would
be
less,
since
Mr.
Saute
waa
a
younger
man
He
was
convinced
that
he
would
find
Mr.
Sauve
in
the
same
place
in
the
House
next
session,
after
th
general
election
The
Premier
s
desk
was
adorned
with
Large,
Red
Pimples
Covered
Her
Face
Ml
MftMfl
Moore,
nifnheim,
Ont,
write:
"
short
whila
ago
my
fart
wu
was
covered
covered
with
wun
larre.
large,
red
reu
ti
tiimi
i
-"
hw
i
lipid.
i
Captain
Stobart
thanked
the
audience
I
tried
several
remertie.
hut
all
XaiM.
for
Its
cooperation
and
assured
hi
At
last
a
friend
advised
me
tv
laVe
'hearer
that
any
children
would
be
j
welcome
who
were
not
In
attendance
at
any
of
the
Sunday
schools
of
the
city.
Those
awarded
prizes
were
as
follows)
Miss
Wlnnlfred
Exlev.
Clifford
Car.
jlyle.
Murray
Rae.
David
Wilton,
Elnyth
j
Anderson,
Oeorge
Carlyle.
Desmond
Cook,
Norman
Anderson,
Mary
Pierce.
Mia
Elsie
McQutte.
Patsey
Anderson,
Drtty
Anderson.
Beatrice
Olson,
Hose
Smith,
Clara
Pierce,
Florence
Pierce,
llasel
Mastln,
Nancy
Da
vies,
Vera
Cook,
joiady
Cook,
Mr.
Carlyle,
Jack
Unwln,
IwilUrd
Roe,
Werner
Ivtrson,
Dolly
Smith,
Ann!
Smith,
Evelyn
Pierce,
Amelia
Exley.
Edith
teek,
Violet
Mc.
Cutfheon,
Pearl
Collier.
Doris
Rose,
Audrey
Cook,
Arthur
Iverson,
Tom
Smith,
Henry
Smith,
Edward
Kane,,
tawrence
Pierce,
Edward
Horman.
I
-do
KB
11
MM
March,
1937.
In
the
Dutrlct
Forester's
office.
Prince
Rupert,
th
Licence
X8H4.
:
cut
1,700
.COO
f.DJn
of
Spruce,
Hemlock
and
Cedar
on
an
area
tltuated
on
False
Bay.
Darwin
Sound.
Queen
Charlotte
Islsnd
District.
One
it)
year
will
be
allowed
for
re-mural
of
timber.
"Provided
any
one
unable
to
attend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
i
;o
oe
openva
si
u
nour
oi
auction
and
treated
as
ou
bid."
Further
particular
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
B.C..
or
District
Foretter.
Prince
Rupert.
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECj
TION
ACT.
j
'
H.H.C.
(IIAI'TKIt
11.1
William
J.
Crawford
hereby
give
no-1
'.Ice
he
has,
under
Section
7
of
the
said
I
Act.
deposited
with
the
Minuter
oi
!
n..Li..
,
,
i.
rt
.
i
.
.
,
.
.
,..
ruuiic
vvuiika
wtkann,
niiu
ii
kuf
uilicv
!'.f
the
District
Registrar
of
the
Land
Registry
District
of
Prince
Rupert
at
i
Prince
Rupert.
D.C.,
a
description
of
th
i
Mte
and
tbe
plan
of
wharf
proposed
"o
be
built
in
the
Portland
Canal
on
Lot
4007,
District
of
Casalar.
And
tak
notice
that
alter
the
expire,
i
'
ion
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
publication
of
this
notice
William
J.
Crawford
will
under
Section
7
of
the
said
Act,
'apply
to
th
Minister
of
Publlo
Work
at
his
office
In
'.he
city
of
Ottawa
for
approval
of
the
site
and
plans,
and
for
leave
to
construct
the
said
wharf,
i
Dated
at
Stewart.
B.C..
this
3rd
day
of
;
March,
1927.
77
W,
J.
CRAWFORD,
IN
PROBATE.
IN
TUB
MTHKMK
fOI'IIT
IF
HUITISII
iOMMIlIt
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
.
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
tb
Estate
of
Joseph
F.
Bowman.
Dectssed,
Intestate.
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
HI
Honor,
F.
MtB.
Young,
the
34th
day
of
February,
AD.
1927,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Joseph
F.
Bowman,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
air
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
pro.
where
A
ifppalf
the
ITS
distinctive
beauty
ndt
styl
may
have
thrilled
you
on
light,
but
that
is
only
ball
the
story
Tb
Must
Beautiful
ChevruUt
In
Chevrolet
History
aUo
offers
bust
ol
tuctlunkal
Improvements
and
qualities
of
performance
almost
unbcBevabV
in
a
car
at,
to
lew
a
price.
Tale
a.
ride
in
this
Most
Beautiful
Cm6lrt.
Note
it
splendid
power
its
smoothness
it
easy,
tflotttess
pctfwrnuutc
under
ail
tiKuautanus.
Story
Mk
the
greater
cn,fcrti
,
Irnce
and
safety
of
drivlnf.
tn.
ft
the
new
and
larger
strerm,
w!w
more
easily
operated
r
i!
awl
emergency
trait,
ii
mat
readily
apparent
imprWInfW
And
note
that
tat
Most
Beaut
''u
Chevrolet
in
Chevrolet
Hu.iry
k
Mt
at
NEW,
LOWKR
A
,w
IJIwett
lor
IKI
tTirvr.
Irt
tat
Utn
ij.W
in
Caaada.
KAIEN
CARACE
(Dave
Ko0
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
CI14I
Opening
Soon
CE
II
e
New
rctorv
of
the
r
Velvet
C,.!ti.jA.!l
Company
on
Second
Street
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
A
model
up-to-date
factory
for
the
makinj
of
Ice
Cream,
to
be
sold
by
wholesale
only
THE
BEST
QUALITY
GUARANTEED
a
i
a"
March
31st
Is
Ihe
m
Day
for
I'lllnjr
Rrturnn
of
Income
harnrd
P.
-the
Calendar
Year
1926
The
Increased
rebate
provided
at
the
the
Legislature
in
resiwct
of
mnrried
person
may
be
claimed
for
thia
ierlod.
the
rbt.-
'
w
as
follows:
Mnrried
pernon.
nlco
wltlown
and
widower
with
dependent
children.,
(Where
a
husband
;n
'
each
have
a
separate
Incqme,
an
agKreKil',
1
1
on
$1,800.
shall
be
apportioned
between
tf"'"'
,
Single
pentons,
and
widow
lind
widower-
'
dependent
children
k
Each
denendent
Insurance
Premlumn
paid
but
not
exceeding
'nn.rtuMn
t
llprixinx
.;.
f
,.-
...hi
iu.
,,uihrv
inrrci
I'
Ansearum
Assessors
will
win
make
iiiukc
iiiv
ini'.-
the-ncciMattry
..'orrc"'.-b
rebates,
as
revised,
hare
not
Iwen
claimni.
n
Individual
whoso
Irvine
dw.
not
ex--'
eiuired
to
file
a
return
except
uiwn
ncn
not
reu
Beturns
should
be
made
promptly
"
onl,
r
Ing
penalties.
4,
The
necessary
forms
and
full.
Information
m.
upon
application
to
any
I'rovlnclal
Assessor
or
"
sioner
of
Income
Tax,
Victoria.
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
th
tth
day
of
March.
AD.
1937.
and
an
partle
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
re-
aulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
in-ebtednea
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator.
Prlne
Rupert.
B
C.
Dated
th
S4th
day
of
February.
AI.
1937.
LAND
ACT
Skeena
Land
DlstrlctrDlstrlct
of
Queen
Ctfarlotta
Inlands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
sixty
day
U'
dte,
I
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Chiet
Commlasloner
of
Lands
lor
a
licence
yu
prospect
for
rosl
and
petroleum
over
640
,
acres
ot
land
bounded
a
follow:
Commencing
at
a
pmt
planted
at
the
southwest
comer
of
Section
SO,
Town-1
ship
3,
Oraham
Island,
and
marked
"AJ.O.'
southwest
corner"!
thence
east
60
chains;
thence
north
80
chains;
them-
west
80
chslns:
thenca
south
80
chain
to
point
of
commencement,
being
Section
38,
Township
3,
Oraham
Islsnd,
B
O
A,
J.
OOHDON,
Locator,
Dated
Dsrtmhtr
17,
1931.
!!'
V
I
be
l
r
WOOD
lUyJntU
'
.ine,redr.l
and
Spruce
I'er
lond
.
.
.
Per
half
loa"
jjc
I'er
sack
...oil
delivered-
HydeTranster
v..
i
Avenue
"
Becu
"a.
u
orW
W
'"
Phone
Fc,
BOTTLE
WE
BUV
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