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TO
CONFERENCE
R6
Premier
Bennett
is
arranging
that
visitors
to
the
Em
the
voyage
by
the
mside
passage
and
of
the
rather
unique
Milne.
ELKS'
DANCE
ENJOYABLE
Man
in
the
Moon
j
Seal
Cove
Is
preparing
for
a
big
In-Acceptable
Novelty
Program
Was
:
tlux
of
people
as
soon
as
the
first
Feature
of
Proceedings
jsed
is
turned
for
the
new
sulphite
"
fcast'KigBt'
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vuZ
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The
Seal
Cfcve
eotmcil
la
said
to
FJeper
pakijn
advanc.
u.i;:.Xt::.
Th
were
3
1
per
10'.
COUp
f
be
considering
the
possibility
of
im-
By
mail
to
all
parts
or
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
present
at
a
delightful
novelty,
.
bachalflrax
in
order
to
paid
in
advance
for
yearry
period
I
.2
3.00
dance
which
was
held
by
the
Elks
;
JiSt
a?fb
lgb,
big
t
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
f
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
Lodge
In
the
Elks'
Home
last
night,,
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nJy.
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oy
men
wimoui
wives
ana
xam-
nirp
ami
iTnitoH
st-ttoa
m
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nu.in.
.nv,o.,H
of
o
m
rv,
cheat
that
sectlon
of
By
mall
to
all
other
eouatries.
per
year
9
00
and
concluded
at
2
a.m.(
the
fea-!
dJ
advfrtlsinc
ratfs
ture
tne
proceed'"!
being
the
Classified
advertising,
per
msertion,
per
word
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unell
also-has
Local
Xeaders,
per
insertion,
per
line.
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!onder
consideration
the
suggestion
nunvtij,
vu.ss
uitiiuii,
agat;
JUiC
.J3
all
vying
with
etcher
for
popu-l
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the
Harmony
Boys)
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Sergeant:
ere,
number
five,
.
....
.
...
.
.
fl"f"l"
"ltaLdl"!:!t
one
pace.forward
and
fasten
iJ.K
.
ithe
second
button
on
your
tunic,
1
CAnu
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lee
,
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.
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.
We
aoirt
icant
any
or
yer
batWng
ere
nrtad'
;
bers
by
Sam
Joy
and
Joe
Scott.
Ex-,
sun
""
lui
"
"2
,t7
T&e
st
wac4
into
the
stere
uvBHna
u
--
-
xna
nam
'
w,"
.ri:.
W
aer
te
on
the
coun
erebe4ra.
At
m4lfet
deHetexi
re
freshments
were
served.
Wtfliam
Stone
was
mastei
of
ceremonies
and
James
Farqshar
.jjiiv
uvunvmii
vuiuncuw
in
uitawa.
snau
maKc
a
tour
wu.ij-Mii
eaxry
it'
of
th&
country,
traversing
it
from
east
to
west
and
return
V?
cons,5tft
ot
Mike
Badla-;
Jn
view
of
the
particular
interest
taken
bv
all.WTn'
jjuaiuuii
oi
rnnce-
uuperi,
11
canaot
be
said
that
anvone
The
fu
e
now
making
pre
ter
"CMve
ehlekefu"
she
said.
"Do
yu
waaaa
pttlet?"
the
sWrekeepec
atked.
"No;"
the
siil
replied,
"I
wanna
Sons
of
Norway
has
really
seen
Canada
unless
they
have
made
the
'trip
iparatlon3
,er
their
"wat
baBooa
Wlticf
Honr-n
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert
or
vice
versa.
Prince
dance'
the
date
of
whkh
ha
1101
a'
1dIIte
j;upert
nas
already
officially
invited
the
visitors
and
it
is
!
-
very
greatly
to
be
desired
that
they
visit
the
city
and
look
uvex-
iuv
pun
iacmues,
INVESTIGATE
LOAD
LINE-
j
When
Vancouver
wished
a
change
in
the
application
of!
the
load
line
to
that
port,
there
was
little
difficulty
in
securing
nffiVinl
ntinn,
wJtK
o
uiaui
a.
1
Tendered
Party
At
Nanaiino
On
Leaving
There
Enjo.'able
Altaic
ItcU
Last
Nieht
in
MxtruveU
Uatt
With
Fair
Sized
Crewd
Attending
A
very
tnaarable
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
in
the
Metropole
Halt
last
night
by
the
Sons
of
There
were
six
UWes
of
whist
of
the
co
i
:
I
"S"U"
C"?e
NANAIM0:
-n
the
prize
winB.r.
were:
ladies'
tJ"
dLV
tt
J
,"MUl"""c
a
icijuest
was
muu,
son
oi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
first
Mrs.
Otef
Skoe.;
second.
Mrs.
oc
a
uumuiute
nupen,
no
acilOn
Was
taken.
That
is
Kenmuir.
302
Fourth
Street.
Na-
A.
Wiek;
consolation,
Mrs.
John
Iv-1
nat
COmeS
01
being
a
small
town
backed
hv
a
snnrsplv
naimo,
was
tendered
a
faxewett
arson;
men's,
first.
John
Storvlek
J
settled
settled
country.
country.
When
When
Prince
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
attains
attains
the
the
dicnitv
dignity
party
67
some
twohundr!
wends,
secend,
oiot
skog:
consolation,
j.
of
a
large
city
she
will
be
in.
a
position
to
command
PRINCE
RUPERT
MARKET
Residents
of
the
interior
are
much
interested'
in
the
progress
of
Prince
Rupert
because
they
recognize
it
as
their
BIRDS
ARE
NESTING
Birds
have
been
passim:
north
for
some
time
now
and
a
few
of
them
drop-
off
in
Prince
Rupert.
Mostly,
however,
they
make
their
nesting
grounds
farther
north
than
this.
A
few
robins
nest
in
Prince
Rupert
and
at
interior
points.
They
seem
to
have
taken
to
this
since
the
formation
of
the
northern
settlements.
These
birds
like
to
be
around
the
settlements
apparently
because
they
find
it
easier
to
net
food
there.
Some
finr?
prpntpr
nvntpntfnn
In
the
gardens
than
farther
afield
for
people
generally
pro-,
tect
the
birds.
They
like
to
have
the,VQ.binsi;ouijd.,..4
Of
the
other
birds
that
nest
in,
anjl
around
Prince
Rupert,,
there
are
a.
few
song-
sparrows
of
thedaliier
htiVand
.
white
crown
sparrows
that
make
their
maternal
homes!
in
the
low
bashes.
Not
many
raise
their
young
here,,
just
a
few.
Along;
the
streams
may
be
found
an
occasional
dipper
or
water
Ousel
and
now
and
thon
a
ivpsfphi
winfpr
wmn'o
nest
but
that
is
about
all
of
the
smaller
birds.
As
the
coun-
'
try
develops
the
number
of
birds
wilL
undoubtedly
in
crease.
in
narewooa
ozu,
and
presented.
Orindstrand.
with
a
bloodstone
ring.
on.
behalf
of
FbHowing,
cards,
delicious
re-those
present.
Mr.
Kenmulr
is
leav-
freshments
were
served
and
dancing
for
the
Cassiar
district
with
a
tog
fallowed
with
music
on
the
ac-prospecUng
party
to
pan
for
gold,
cordton
by
Jack
Possum.
T-
I
V;
"
lultc
nuvm
people
nave
money
with
iT
fT
jr
w
T
m.
TrnTnn
r
which
to
buy,
the
farmers
of
the
interior
will
have
a
place
f
Ml
J
R
i
H
iMOTfPF
Q
to
sell.
Given
a
freight
rate
sufficiently
tow
to
enable
them
1
1
1
KJ
1
i
VJuO
10
(io
Dusmess
and
gwen
at
the
same
time
shippers
who
will
prepare
their
product
for
market
and
who
will
guarantee
its
quality
all
the
way
through,,
both
the
Prince
Rupert
consumers
and
the
interior
producers
will
benefit
There
is
stilt
a
good
deal
of
education
to
be
done
before
the
fanners
and
fruit
growers
realize
that
they
must
give
good
value
for
the
money
they
receive.
We
are
told
that
iruit
is
often
badly
packed,
that
the
large
berries
are
placed
at
the
top.
of
the
box
and
that
culls
are
to
be
found
beneath.
We
are
told
that
potatoes
are
irregular
in
size
and
quality
and
that
customers
are
often
disappointed.
We
know
that
in
the
past
the
meat
sent
from
the
interior
has
often
been
of
inferior
quality
and
badly
killed.
other
hand
w-n-platot
b
made
by
the
farmers
that
u
Prince
n
Rupert
merchants
have
not
treated
them
well.
They
have
felt
that
they
were
cheated.
And
yet
we
know
that
conditions
are
much
better
today
than
ever
they
have
been
in
the
past.
The
farmers
are
learning
and
the
local
merchants
have
in
many
cases
stretched
a
point
or
two
to
try
to
help
the
farmers.
The
only
way
to
get
rid
of
the
feeling
of
distrust
is
for
each
to
do
his
part
welf
and
to
look
to
the
future
as
well
as
to
the-present.
Last
year
at
the
meeting
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central'
British
Columbia
there
was
a
good
deal
of
talk
about
the
Prince
Rtipert
market
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
every
possible
encouragement
will
be
given
to
its
development
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
'
Pastor,
Rev.
A.
Wilson.
BJl.
Morning
worship
at
11.
attended
by
Third
Prince,
Rupert
Troop
Boy
Scouts
Sunday
School
at
12:19
Evening
worship
at
7:30.
attended
by
Fraternal
Order
of
Oddfellows
Duet,
"Hark.
Hark,
My
Soul,"
Dr.
R.
O.
and
Mrs.
Large
Anthem,
"Like
as
the
Hart
Pants"
Subject,
"FRATERNALlSM
APPLIED'.'
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
(Christian
Science
Society,
Third
St,
Bcsner
Block)
This
Society
is
a
branch
of
the
Mother
Church,
tiie
First
Church
of
Christ,
SeientUt.
in
Boston,
Mass.
Sunday
morning
service
at
11
o'clock.
Subject.
"PROBATION
AFTER
DEATH."
Sunday
Sehool
at
12:15.
Testimonial
meeting
Wednesday
at
8
pjn.
Reading
Room.
Third
Street,
Besner
Block,
open
on
Mondays
and
Thursdays
from
3
to
5.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MinKter,
Rev.
W.
.
Grant
Ilc-.ingworth,
B.A.
Organist,
John
E.
Davey
11
A.M,
Sermon
Subject,
"When
Jesus
Refused"
Chorus
by
Junior
Choir
12:13,
Sunday
School
7:30
Special
Service
for
Young
Men
and
Women
Sermon
Subject:
"CASTLES
IN
SPAIN'
Following
the
evening
service
a
social
hour
will
be
spent
'in
the
Church
Hall.
Miss
Lawrence's
Orchestra
will
render
several
musical
selections.
.
Soloists
at
evening
service,
Miss
Betty
Woods
and
Miss
x
Betty
Cameron
Everybody
welcome
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
EncUiuU
EASTER
IV.
II
A.M.,
Morning
Prayer
and
Srmon
Subject,
THE
HAPPINESS
THAT
GOD
OIVES'
12:30,
Sunday
School
7:30,
Eveslng
Prayer
and
Sermon
Subject
"SPIRITUALISM"
Saturday,
April
53
19,v
"SAIiADA"
REDUCES
PRICE
Farm
Income:
Where
to.
File
Heturns:
Forms:
Payment
of
Tax:
c.
n.
pPTPDenM
a
lb
BROWN
LABEL
NOW
30c
V
lb.
YELLOW
LABEL
NOW
25c
Vz
lb.
(OTHER
LABELS
REMAIN
UNCHANGED)
Prices
Effective
Now
do
not
pay
more
Grocers
-
we
will
protect
you
AGAINST
ALL
LOSS
SEE
REBATE
FORM
WHICH
HAS
BEEN
MAILED
TO
YOU
Provincial
Income
Tax
The
time
for
filing
returns
of
income
has
been
extended,
for
this
year,
to
April
30th
Exemptions:
Who
Must
File
Returns:
Deductions:
Kmnloyecs:
Kx-Province
Income:
Individuals
are
entitled
te
the
following
personal
exemption:
A
married
person
whose
wife
oi
husband
resides.
V
in
Canada
A
widow
or
widower
with
dependent
children
A
"householder"
as
defined
by
the
Aet.
(Full
.
suvmiiiruf
j
Eaeh
dependant
$508
..$?oo
(There
i
no
personal
exemption
for
tinsle
persons,
widows
or
widowers
without
dependent
children.)
Every
penon
in
receipt
f
income
In
excess
of
the
exemption
ilated,
whether
from
waje
or
any
other
ource
during
th
last
preceding
year,
K
required
to
rake
a
return.
A
dtduetion
may
be
claimed
Ire
respect
of:
tot
Life
insurance
premium
paid
(not
to
exceed
$300).
(Receipts
to
be
supplied
i
demand),
(b)
Contributions
to
employees'
superannuation
funds,
(e)
Donations
to
organized
charities
(not
to
exceed
i
of
Ue
net
taxable
Income;
receipts
must
be
attached).
(The
amount
of
Dominion
Tax
paid
no
longer
constitutes
a
deduction).
Employees
from
whom
Special
Revenue
Tax
was
deducted
last
year
should
state
the
name
of
the
employer
by
whom
the
deduction
was
made.
All
Income
of
resident
persons
which
is
earned
outside
the
province
must
be
returned
for
taxation
whether
it
U
brought
iut
the
province
or
not.
unless
It
Is
derived
from
capital
which
wx
invested
outtirie
the
province
before
the
taxpayer
became
a
resident
of
the
province.
Income
derived
from
the
operation
of
a
farm
is
exempt
up.
to
Returns
should
be
filed
with
the
Provincial
Assessor,
Prince
Rupert,
It.C.
Those-
who
have
not
received
forms
should
obtain
them
from
the
nearest
Provincial
(Jovernment
Office.
Provision
for
the
revised
scale
of
exemptions
Is
not
contained
in
the
forms
at
present
In
!.,
but
the
appropriate
allowances
will
be
made
upon
assessment.
The
provision
requiring
a
remittance
to
accompany
the
return
is
not
c
feet
ive
for
this
year,
and
Ithe
tax
will
be
payable
after
the
receipt
of
an
assessment
notlcclas
usuaL
DEPARTMENT
OF
FINANCE
Prnvlnrn
C
IJ-.'l.M.
-
1
l
.
'
Commissioner
ofJneanie.Tax.
Let
the
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
work
for
you.