Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 10, 1920, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press monday May 10 1926 Langdon first Reeve of lakev1ew munic Pauty Langruth celebrates Victory which secured county seat Man., May i enthusiasm marked the first election in saturday in the newly Costa missed municipality of Lakeview. Which runs icons the West Side of Lake Mani Ioba. Go. , who. With his partner or. Rutell was one of first two settlers in the Langruth name of the town in a combination of their to was elected Reeve by a bit majority Over or. Dotton of Amaranth. Or. Victory was. The occasion for big celebrations by the towns people if Bun Grut i on saturday following is trip re suit of the poli h s for Reeve Ward j. South Lake 4s. Dotten 13 Ward North Lakeland. Jan Codon 7j. Dotten Ward Langdon 162, notion 1 a arc -1, and Airedale Lang Don Dotten s Ward 5, Amaranth Lancton 11, Dotten 91 Ward 6. Hide and Langton a Jotten is majority for Langdon 170. Councillors Ward a hal1. Geerke 26 Ward 4, Law 04, gaunt if. All the other councillors were elected by acclamation. The following compose the first Council of Lakeview Reeve g. No. Langdon. Councillors Ward 3, George Hall Ward 2, John Arksey Ward of Magnus Peterson Ward 4. Alfred Juvy Ward 5, James Birnie Ward Earl Davidson. The first meeting of the coun cil will be held on saturday May Lulu Langruth school which will doubt less be the regular meeting place of Tho Council until the proposed me Morial Community Hall is this year erected Here. Tho location of the municipal seat was one of the chief issues i today s contest the Contes Tants for the Reeve ship. Messes. Don und Dotten being residents of and Amaranth respectively. Jinn truth residents celebrated Uio Victory of their Man tonight with a Bonfire and general hilarity. Registration at Reston Reston Man., May clerk to mutter reports the follow ing figures regarding registration for Reston names struck off 56 names added 74. It is stated that half of the latter Are women. The Day at the capital com Irinod from Page 1.3 tax namely 1917, the Farmers Manitoba provided one half of one per cent of the income taxes collected in that province. The Farmers of Saskatchewan provided three fifths of Cue per cent., and the Farmers of Alberta four fifths of. One per cent. How about asked argue of Swift current. Of Ontario is away Down re plied or. Breadner. So is let us have said or. Argue. The Farmers of said or. Breadner provided Only Decimal 04 of the income tuxes collected in the province. This works out to one from the time i left the old Home to strike out for myself my great problem was to find a Means of safely employing my savings so that i might get from them All the earnings to which they were entitled. You know one s savings Are just As much entitled to Good wages As any other worker. One Day i found the very plan i was on the look out for. It was so simple i wondered that i had not thought of it myself. It was the systematic investment plan so ably arranged by j. It Robinson sons members of the Montreal Stock Exchange. Their interesting and very Clear Little Booklet which came to me by return mail in answer to my request showed me How i could invest As i saved and get a full interest return on my Money. It is a wonderful Little system and has put me on the High Road to Independence. The Best of it is that it is longer it goes the faster it grows. Try it yourself and profit. Build up your capital build up your income. Make your dreams come True. Send for Booklet a to Day. J. M. Robinson sons members Montreal Stock Exchange 1s89 Montreal John . A trials and an agreement Between the United states and foreign countries not to bid against each other for this commodity were suggested by her Bert Hoover As a Means of relieving the present sugar situation. Many attend funeral. Quebec May funeral of the late sir l. A. Jette tools place yester Day morning. Prominent persons from till Over the province attended in. Large numbers. True remains will be sent to Montreal for interment at the Cote Dos Neiges cemetery. Preserves roads prevents dust belter for less in order to bring the facts before taxpayers As Well As Road authorities the Barrett company has organized a special service department which keeps up to the minute on All Road problems. If you will write to this department regarding Road conditions or problems in your Vicinity the matter will have the prompt attention of experienced engineers. This service is free for the asking. If you want Heller roads and to incr taxes this department can greatly assist you. Book lets gladly sent to anyone interested. St. John . Halifax . Sydney . Ilon trea Toronto Vancouver Alexander a Cool Breezy room of Bride Lei a summer months want find it for you read and use free press want ads Twenty fifth of one per in 1917 the total number assessed in the whole Dominion were on an aggregate income of Over fifteen millions. According to classification the following i Xii taxes professional men business men 2s.444 mechanics Farmers corporations. In. The same year in the United slates Farmers were assessed. Or. Breadner is of the opinion that Canada is not in the same class As the United Static in the matter of the number of Wiltsy Aires. There was a mistaken idea regarding the number of malefactors of great wealth in the Dominion. In Ontario or the year 1917, there were Only 22 persons with a taxable income of and Over., and Only two with a taxable income of half a million and Over. In the Ottawa District from Stormont to the Algoma he would defy any Man to find him More Han four men with taxable incomes of or Over. Or. Breadner explained the reason of by. He stated in the finst place that in 1917, contributions to patriotic funds had been accounted to a Man for righteousness and that some men had Given practically their whole taxable income to that and other War causes. To stated further that dividends derived from a company which and already under gone the incidence of the excess pro fits tax could not be taxed again up to the extent of six thousand col Lars when the income super tax would apply. The commissioner declared that there was a wrong impression with regard to the actual amount of tax Able income in the country. For in stance he said members of the com Mons and senators were men who would popularly be universally tax Able and yet in 1917 when there was a three thousand Dollar exempt there were 17 senators and so members of parliament who even including their session Al did not have taxable incomes. I have looked into he said and 1 am satisfied that their statements were the state ment caused a Rustle i the commit tee and some laughter. The com missioner cited the example however simply to show that not every Man who looked prosperous at any particular time might be taxable under the 1917 act. Senator Bennett of. Simcoe. Believed in publicity. He strongly urged that the department publish yearly by municipalities the number of men who had paid on incomes of a certain amount. The commissioner stated that they would be classified Accord ing to districts and it was impossible and inadvisable to publish names. The department was doing its Best. To think that you have done mar vels admitted senator Bennett but there Are men who won t Tell the truth. I believe that a bit of publicity would bring enough Anonymous let ters to the department to assist in ferreting out every evader n some people Are More suspicious of their fellow men than others said or a Reafler. I have come to the conclusion that most of the Canadian people Are you Haven t. Read the auditor general s department retorted senator the commissioner declared that i several people had already been prosecuted for false returns and that i other prosecutions were pending. Has been a suspicion that certain persons have succeeded _ in evading heavy income taxation by in vesting their Money in non taxable Victory Bonds. This suspicion was voiced by senator Bennett. Is it he asked that there is one Man in Toronto who has two million dollars invested in Victory tronds and who is paying no income "1 Don t know of such a said the commissioner. Are there not several men in Montreal Biff holdings of tax asked the senator. The commissioner was not aware of the fact. They could not be taxed any i Way though it was intimated that if publicity were Given to such cases they might be shamed into converting holdings into taxable assets. I want to ask you a straigh.1 ques said major Andrews of Centre Winnipeg. What is the objection to j full publicity the real problem toe fore the government is one of collect ing Revenue. If the Revenue cannot be secured from other sources than this then other Means of securing it will have to be resorted to. But if the people cannot get the facts re Garding this system they will not sub Mit to other forms. The facts should be made the commissioner replied that it was the purpose of the department to submit to parliament ail annual re port showing by districts the amount collected and the number who paid on incomes of certain amounts. The statement of the commissioner that the greater portion of the criticism levelled against the department emanated from people who were non taxable brought Forth certain suggestions which May later crystallize into Law. V h. Keeper of port Arthur enquired whether it would not be a thing to make every person Jio matter what their income or wages pay a nominal amount. This he thought would obviate some of the kicking. Or. Breadner became thoughtful at the suggestion. At Tho present he said we cover every person receiving a salary or dividends. There is one class we have difficulty getting after that is the Cou Pon Cut Ter. Sooner or later we Hope to have legislation which will bring even him into the net. But there is still another class in this country and in connection with it it is a question of i policy whether we should have legis lation so fixed As to collect at the source. This class includes foreign j ers engaged in fishing lumbering and mining who move Here and there and i no fixed place of abode. Nicholson of Algoma declared that in his District there were Many of these people who changed their names As Well As their place of employment from time to time who never made enough at any one place or under any one name to become subject to taxation though they were making taxable yearly incomes. Would it raise any political cry among the Labouring asked the commissioner. In the Case of anyone receiving a salary of a month or Over his employer should retain one percent for the it would be a step agreed or. Keefer. Or. Breadner explained that in the United states employers retained Ai portion of the taxable income All non resident employees. At the conclusion the commissioner stated that in 1917 a total of Farmers had been assessed for income1 Taxe in Manitoba in Saskatchewan in Al Berta. H. E. M. C. Definite prospects we Send you a big steady daily Stream of them and give you re liable information of contracts being1 awarded. Reports Cut Down your Selling expense. Your salesmen work on definite on Mere hearsay building engineering contracts Are being let in Hun Rig Jit in your territory. Ima Cleavi Dally reports on the desk every -moriving1 Are a business mine for others. Why not you too write for full information Maclean daily reports limited 607 electric railway Chambers. Phone g. 4065 Winnipeg m Clear reports ticket agents attention ground floor office for rent confederation life bldg. Immediate Possession. Apply Fred w. Gill secy. Phone m. 354. Notice to creditors notice is hereby Given that c. E. Campbell and August Paulson trading As a. E. Campbell company of Quinton in the province of Sas Katche transferred to us the. Under signed for the Benefit of their creditors proceeds of the. Sale of their Stock and fixtures to be distributed pro rata the said creditors. You Are hereby notified to file state ment of your claim verified by affidavit with the within thirty Days of the Date of this notice. And further take notice that after the a id last mentioned Date the under signed will proceed to distribute the moneys in this Case amongst those entitled thereto with regard Only to claims of which it shall then have had notice and the said the undersigned not be liable for the said moneys nor any part thereof to any person or persons of claims notice shall not have been received by it at Date of said distribution. Dated at this 7th Day or May 1920. The traders Trust company trustee by w. H. Mcpherson executor s Sale of hardware Man wanted an experienced hardware Man As head checker and shipper is wanted for a Saskatchewan wholesale hardware House. Must have had at least five years experience in hardware Ware House and possess a thorough knowledge of the business. Good Opportunity for capable Man to better his position. Give full particulars stating age whether married names of firms have worked for and length of employment with each. Interview in be arranged with promising applicants. Box 820 free press. Apartment Block for Sale heart of residential District fort Rouge. Price and further particulars on application. C. S. Gunn co. 80s Union Trust building main 2281. Notice the York outfitting co. Are in their Home located at 275 Donald Street next to Allen theatre opposite Eaton s and carry a full line of ladies and gentlemen s clothing. Watch papers for formal opening and introductory offer on the easy payment plan. Executors private Sale the following valuable business properties situated on main Street and Portage Avenue Are offered for Sale by private bargain. Bids Cash or on terms will be received by the undersigned up till noon of wednesday May 12th, 1920 1. . Corner Rupert and main streets with four stores. 2. . Corner Pacific and main streets with eight stores. 3. . Corner St. Mary s and main streets with four stores. I. Kos. 250, 258, 260 and 262 main Street near Graham with four stores. 5. No. 466 main Street known As the Woodbine hotel Between Mcdermot and Bannatyne avenues. 6. . Corner Portage ave Iuo and Good Street with two stores excellent location. T. No. 195 Kennedy Street Corner St. Mary s Avenue. Splendid residence is also offered for Sale with or without furniture or other Plen Ishing. For inspection of this a special permit will be required application for which May be made to the Standard trusts company executors of the will of the late d. T. Lennon. 346 main Street. Winnipeg. Phone m. 9397. Two Beautiful Homes in Choice location for Sale by private bargain As executors and administrators we invite bids Cash or on terms up till noon of wednesday May 12th, 1920, on the following valuable Resi Dences to the Southwest Corner of Wellington Crescent and Kings Way the Home of the late or. J. T. Gordon magnificently appointed and finished. Spacious and Beautiful grounds overlooking Convent and Academy. Fully equipped garage with turntable and accommodation for five cars chauffeur s residence above. 2 no. 26 a Herat Street Crescent Wood opposite Park unrivalled situation the Home of the late or. John Scott with Small garage. May be inspected but by special permit Only application for which May made to the Standard trusts co. 346 main Street Winnipeg. Phone main 9397. Suggest rationing sugar Washington May of sugar to manufacturers of non Essen for immediate Sale at a bargain perfectly organized hog. Fattening Plant. Owner being engaged in other business too buy to give personal Atten Tion to this one. Excellent Chance for a couple of men with some capital de tiring outdoor occupation. Plant situate close to on Good Road Model nearly . With it is included splendid feed route yielding cheap Rich feed. A big Money maker to the right party. Free press Box 1094. Heintzman piano and household furnishings by g. Kilshaw by h. Gray son at 628 Broadway a. Is postponed until wednesday May 12 at 2 . Auction Sale of High class household furniture and effects 570 Balmoral Street Between Sargent and Quappelle on tuesday May Lith i at 2 o clock i i under instructions from the executors i or the late mrs. E. B. Nixon. I will by Public auction the whole of the furnishings at the above . Com prising upright grand piano by Mason Arm chair in tapestry j 3 mahogany Arm chairs mahogany j Secre Taire Martha Washington Rocker. Oak Rocker. 2 Morris chairs. i China Cabinet Oak Centre table 6 Wil ton and Axminster rugs and Small rugs Walnut Extension dining table Oak Buffet. 6 Oak dining1 chairs pictures por Tieres and curtains folding card table and Oak drop Leaf Side table Large Hall stand in Oak. Bedroom furnishings in clude four it. Brass bed Complete brass and enamelled Beds Springs and mattresses. 4 it. Oak bed Complete Wal nut dressers Oak Dresser bedroom chairs Oak Secre Taire enamelled dres ser Wicker Arm chair Stair carpet and rods. Kitchen furnishings comprise souvenir double action Gas Ranse Pas Heater taking table and Kitchen chairs pots and pans. Sewing machine evil Larne and electrical attachments. Mother Garden Hose and tools. Terms Cash. On View morning of Sale. G. Kilshaw auctioneer 168 fort Street phone m. 7813 res., m. 7943 this is a Well furnished residence and Well Worth the attention of prospective instructed by the Standard trusts co., executors of the Bray estate we will sell As above. W. H. Mcpherson auctioneer. M. 1781. 264 Smith Street. Preliminary notice auction Sale of automobiles household furniture Etc. At 344 Ellice. Cor har8rsvt, thursday May 13 at 2 . H. Gray son. Auctioneer. Phone m. 15. J by g. Kilshaw by w. H. Mcpherson auction Sale of household furnishings Cabinet gramophone at the residence Sargent ave., on saturday May 8th at 2 . Instructed by the owner we will sell by Public auction the following goods five piece parlor suite Davenport. Ris chair Walnut table electric lamp mahogany table Sovereign Cabinet gramophone and records carpet Oil painting Sifrer drop head sewing machine sideboard dining table 6 dining chairs glassware table cover linoleum Gas stove Kitchen table Small table dishes utensils almost wringer and Washer child s cot Hail stand bed Complete. Chest of mahogany Dresser Bureau 2 Beds Oil Heater bed dins. Terms Cash on View morning of Eale. W. H. Mcpherson auctioneer. Phone 264ismi.th to let 7 roomed suite furnished first Hugo and Crescent apply Box 921 free press. To let All or part of ground floor and basement of Olaf on building Cor Ner King and James streets until recently occupied by civic offices. Reasonable rent. Apply j. B. Pepler a co. 1300 Sterling Bank building auctions Aue of valuable household furniture and at the residence 139 Canora St. Two blocks South of Portage take Wetty Licter on thursday. May 13 at 2 o cock received instructions from id. Lamb esq., i will sell by Public auction the whole of sub valuable and Well kept household furniture comprising upright grand piano by music Cabinet mahogany China Cabin i mahogany settee Centre table Wicker and leather Arm chairs Oak Secre Taire pictures Etc. Massive mahogany Buffet and Extension dining1 table 6 Oak dining chairs. 5 Wilton rugs in stood condition Hall runners and Stair carpets magnificent Hall stand in Oak Verandah chaire. Bedroom furnishings comprise Oak mantel bed with Springs and Large Bevelled Mirror Oak dressers 2 three i bedroom suites in Oak Combina Tion Brake and enamelled Beds Arm chair and rockers 3 Feather Beds and pillows Couch. Kitchen furnishings include Gas Range Kitchen table Heater and Oil stove pots pans and culinary items. Terms Cash. On View morning of Sale. G. Kilshaw auctioneer fort Street phone main 7s13 residence these furnishings Are by the makers and will lie found in excellent condition. Exceptional i Opportunity 1 auction Sale of Fine collection of household Furni i Ture and effects b upright grand piano j gramophone Beauty i Ful Oak dining room f suite rugs Etc. F at the residence 43 Edmonton Street i by Ben Walton preliminary notice auction Sale unclaimed freight Canadian National railways thursday May 13th so later papers for further particulars. Ben Walton auctioneer notice of tenders for grading roads municipality of Albert sealed tenders for Gradine the whole or 36 Miles of Roadway an hereinafter described to be constructed under the Good roads act in Tho municipality of Albert will received by the undersigned up to monday May 24, at 6 . . 18-5-26 to . 18-s-29. . 6-5-26 to i 31-6-26. . 18-6-27 to . 31-6-27. Specifications and. Tender forms May be obtained at tile1 office of the High Way cominis Boner parliament buildings Winnipeg Manitoba or at the office of the Secretary treasurer of the municipality Fiston Manitoba. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. W. Tames. . Mun. Of Albert Tuston Man. Dated at Tilston this 3th Day of May. Offices to let in great West Perman ent building immediate Possession reasonable rent. Apply Imperial Canadian Trust company 366 main Street. Phone m. 5754. On monday next i May 10 at 1 . Sharp. I have been favored with instr of i tons from the owner. Is Leavis the City. 10 sell by Public auction. 3 i whole of the contents in part. Coma King i drawing room. The upright Over Strung i grand piano in Mission Oak oar. Gramophone and Decortis Solu Osi v Chesterfield solid leather Upham Serif covered with tapestry Oak or hire table Complete sets of a comics is lows encyclopedia his Lory. Anthology and one set daisies. Pour piece suite upholstered in Rici Fig ured silk. Carpet As Laid Suli. Ton. Heavy Mission Rocker upholster -5 in solid leather. Arm chair to match. Chenille Portieles. Ele Cuic it chandelier pictures paintings Etc. Dining room. Very Fine dining room suite Cor. 73rising Large Buffet Bow front. Quarter sawn Oak. With British Bevelled mirrors. Massive dining to match with leaves extending to in a feet. Six dining chairs covered wet my solid leather. Two very Fine chairs in solid leather. 5 Laid 9x12. Sectional Bookcase quo 3 Tity of books. Various Small occasion i j tables. Electric table lamp silk. Etc. Sitting room. T set of three chairs in tapestry fat i Ana leather Rocker. Small . I. Vory Fine writing desk in solid mistier p Oak. Chair to match. Carpet Ai Hil 8 pictures. Glassware. Ornaments Etc. J curtains and Singer sewing machine. Kitchen and pantry. I i Canada Pride Range in Fine Condl Lim. J 1 nearly Kitchen table and chairs. Uno As ilk. Quantity of cutlery and Large emf. Ment of pots and pans. Also Vav Good Oil stove. First bedroom. Wardrobe in Kappell Oak Entil brass mounted bed. Spring Tress. Dressing table with Large Mirror. Wash stand to mates. Toilet set. Small Oak table carpet and huge. Quantity of Linen Etc. One Rocker. 2 chairs. Curium. Electric fittings. Small table. Might int rack and Basket. Second bedroom. J solid Oak Dresser Toronto coma. Iron brass mounted bed up Rani Morris chair. C. Chairs. Rug As Laid 9x9. Bed ugh. Pictures curtains Etc. Third bedroom. White enamel Dresser. Solid me Rocker. Solid mahogany Chiff Onier British plate Mirror. Carpets As an Small table and sub Tity of bed Linen. Curtains fount Etc. Fourth bedroom rupture kills annually seven thousand persons each year Are 1 Aid burp i Cert to cats b c 1 Mark lid Why because the unfortunate ones had Neil acted them selves or had been merely taking care of the sign a Al Ling of the affliction and paying no attention to the cause. What arc you doing Are you Nesle Colnic your 1 self by wearing a truss or whatever name you choose to Call it at Best Tho truss is Only a false prop against a collapsing j cannot be expected to act As More than a Mere mechanical support. The binding pressure retards blood thus. Robbing the weakened muscled of that a Hlili they need but science has found a Way and every Trust sufferer in the land in invited to make a free test right in the privacy of their own Home. The method is i unquestionably most scientific logical j and successful self treatment for rupture i the world has Ever known. The pad when adhering closely to the body cannot possibly slip or shift out of place therefore cannot chafe or Pinch. Soft a to inexpensive. To be used whilst you work and Dileep. No straps Bucl cles or Spring s attached. Learn How to close the hernia opening As so the rupture can t come Down. Send your name today to co., Block St Louie. Mo., for free trial Plapas Tiou necessary. Wanted breaking done immediately can let contract for several Hundred Acrea of breaking to done immediately. Sea Walch land co. Huron Erie bldg., Winnipeg Manitoba. I As Laid 9x12. Curtains electric it Tures Etc. Fifth bedroom., a i Oak Dresser 2 Wicker chairs. Stored Arm chair. Rocker and two tables. Enamelled bed frat i and mattress. Rug s.x12. Fixtures curtains Etc. Hallway upstairs three chairs Book stand and Una. I sixth bedroom. 1 bed. Spring and mattress. Oak plate Mirror a eau. Largo Tabie Juji table. Curtains electric fixtures. Bedroom chairs. Bathroom. Lino., rugs. Chairs and mirrors. Maid s room. Two White enamel Bede up Nail. And mattresses. Two Oak or Estien Wash stands. Two Small table chairs pictures. Curtains bed Etc., Etc. Hallway. Solid brass Hail stand Rug and ail appointments of a first silence. Fred Hilson the aug Muht. Two marts Smith and and Ell Lee. Phones m. 851. G. And by w. H. Hope business space to rent on Firof floor. A very desirable location. Enquire 545 Portage ave. Bailiff s Sale household furn. At my auction rooms 259 monday May 10 at 2 . Instructed by Tho Bailiff i win for rent As follows s Iron Beds Springs and 3 dressers 3 stands 7 dial 1 bed Couch pictures 3 chairs. 1 pair Scales. J blow p jeweler s lathe. 1 Cook 1 w curtains bedding. Glassware crockery pots Anai Etc. Etc. J j Taylor Bailiff. J 255 main St. I. W h. Hope. Auctioneer. 250 main St. Phones main 41s1-7m7. Piles do another Witk blow Dir or piles. No required. Zintl tit you Box All e45 Mclaughlin special Cash no exchanges. Practically and one spare. Apply 421 River ave ;