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organization that is fathering the Boys’ Naval Brigade in this |,,5°sle¢ tengers wit me i "teas moon ‘= in Prince Kupert
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city. Everyone should give freely for so worthy an object. We |e 25th day of October, 1920, for the) s
eal ‘ : . purenase of Litence X 2587, to cut 1,418
are a seafaring town and can perhaps appreciate better than 1 renase s ; ,
‘ i ANY G00 feet of Hemioek, Spruce and Baisam,
Octover 21, 1910

other place what the navy means and what it means to us to have e. ot ee ye on Tate Arm, Coser
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a merchant marine. Anything that has to do with the use of the ome (1) Year will be aliowea for re-

Printing and Publishing Co., Third Avenue. a :
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H. F, PULLEN, MANAGING EpITorR. “Hap nly § He 1 day like yesterday
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES: brgan fo Take ft MT aes car aise bel
City Delivery, by carrier or mail, per month .......44-. $1.00 . >. lowe
By mail to all parts of the British Empire and the United ‘States, 8 Orrawa Sr, Huis, Q own . :
in advance, per year $6.00. “Pora year, I sulfered with Ahew- And if fon't wh if
YOOP .. cas cesecsseceeepies bee weee’ dial ie bed Nwilte 2 tp
To all other countries, in advance, per year .........,5.. $7.60, sotions, being forced to stay Oe , : "
for five months. 1 tried all kinds of .-
d ie TT ota a ind ‘each ti niedicine without relief and thought | THAT every
Transient Display Advertising $1.25 per ine eat insertion | 1 Would never be able to walk again. ble ret a i packa £
Transient advertising on front page ......5+5- $2.00 per inch. One day while lyingin bed, / read urely wrapp Lob
Local Readers, per imsertion, ... 6... eeeeeeeee 25e, per WNC.) gsous <P ruit-a-tives” the great fruit a
Classified advertising, per insertion, ........... Ye. per Word.) medicine; and it seemed just what I rnuat’ tha eaven tl
Legal Notices, each insertion, ...... -., 15c, per agate line.| geeded, so 1 decided to try it. he no mors
Contract Rates on Application. The first box helped me, andl : SORT ae
All advertising should be in the Daily News Office on day pre-| took thetablets regularly antit every rHAT it i \ ery
ceding publication. All advertising received subject to approval.! traceof the Rheumatism left mo” (O° |" talk a t the w ' '
LORENZO Lepoc, = uence of the press
; | $e. a box, 6 for $2.00, trial size 250, mH "aa islets ;
DAILY EDITION, rhursday, Ort. 24, 1920 At all dealers or sent postpaid by . All enor
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. peaten, bul t e tie 7
Voice of the People nebebdbete a dbeboses,| THAT ow , ia
Has Been Plainly Heard. ES tofw h
The pedple have decided that they want the Government to SUITCAS rrr y x an
dispers: quot without the formality of a doctor's preseription, I R U N K S j ate ATA we Mu
As we live in a democratic country where the will of the majority » ithe Moon thinks ‘8 ’ |
is supreme, we shalkeplay the game and wait our turn. We do HANDBAGS | ede ei, cadena Sab Geel
not believe that in this case the voice of the people its the voice hild ;
: ° ren? lds } ers
of God, but rather think it the prompting of the. Devi However, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL : ind” Shaw a , ies ties chs “uininnes
ihe people have spoken and there is nothing to do but submit oo na sy
gracefully. At anyrate we can give ihe new method a good trial, a Be ek dae ; a
Possibly the prohibitionists were all wrong. If they were we a F, MAGUIRE PHAT sin ; aida Bas eses0ce “3 ‘
believe they will admit it. If, however, the government sale sys e ot ila sMieieiie po Lente pet @AiL SOHMEDULE ..
tem proves a failure we shal! hope to sbut the liquor door tight)( 722 Setond Ave., Prince Rupert tw i Ts wits tea ean eeeeseeeeeseseeee
and nail it up with spikes that cannot be drawn. et Oe ee ne in at aeties : For the East. ‘
‘ i Yondays, Wednesdays and Bat.
ese @eeevrevpeeeeeee |
Clean Election rHAT th was a dros urtaye at 10°30 a. m |
Well Fought. ‘ * PRINCE RUPERT TIDES ad ial . Fas .
It was a clean election. gt taney Se good ae vee .y tae we “ae a? “| : 7 . Drea rg ° the Cast. “i
sre no petty mimosities. Ale ers oO * Opposmz actions 1
wert i i PI eee ednesday, tober oe Sundays, Tuesdays sod Thure
were good friends throughout and will continue to be so. There High, 7:0 a.m if ft PHA’ ‘ + | Y
i : : . } ' Gaye at p.
was no mud slinging or nasty pe rsonalities. Both sides conducted 19:36 pon 16.2 ft rm . ; |
a zgentiemar pa gn and there is no bad taste in the mouth Low, 1:00 a.m,, 7.6 ft i 0. For Vencouver and South, Se
on the morning t 13:34 | 10.8 PHAT tt art ne. | lnesdays p. a
That is the wav to fight all election campaigns. If we are Thursday, Gctober 21 | wat ‘ i rm snanis “4 a
to develop lemo ev we have to learn to take defeat as well) High, 8:0 a 16.7 ft ’ 0 ; . r a A
as victory. One side has to lose every time. Low e:08 a 7.9 ft akey t I of fas ; 04 aid °
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Arrangements Were : ; ‘ ‘ Lob ‘ OFFICE HOURS
: i i i” ; + ie 19 teomeee ¢ 96 tt Cys e
Weli Carried Out. . ee SYLVIA PANKHURST Nove ’ Goraiag, 9 to 12, Miersoon, 130 lo 5.31, Sort tae
Rets OMcer Mortimer is to be congratulated on the oa . f } !
. , rhe time used ts Pactfic Stan i Every Evening trom 7.00 9
manner in h he carried out all the arrangements. Most of oan " ae oe Se othe ak IN POLICE couRT From Vancouver and South ' : '
the. depuiv returning officers end poll clerks were returned sol- It r aie a. . { A ry ' ue Sundays o* 10 p.m. | Dental Nurse in attendance
are and tnev 1] did « eeier ‘_* Ser ers ere pr ded) a ROE, Seer oi ee ‘Ours ww tnead . ’ rr
dier und h - ; 1 ex lent a t, crutineers were provided Senin midaizht to midnight. Aceused Of Attempting to Cause ; oe a “ Ma m Phone 109 for appointment
by either side bat thei worn was hght. The table given is for Port Sedition by Newspaper Articis o c ; . , ‘
th ak ‘ha q pe . ; ie “ oe Soar cg oe tan oa Simpson but the time for Prime ~~ : , ' Rooms Se 5 ¢ Helgerson Bik., Cor. xd am
1e@ new meio ol checking personanon, very over ac 0 R . aries cule « few int ” LONITVON Oret ; hclober § Die. ‘ Pa to Be Te
sign his or her name in a book and this signature was compared apes var! =e ¥ Smee ak J i x i t Best Equipped Office in Norther i
. m some days and on others is i” 8 sitet
avith the original on the application form. While looking these)... .one The range of the tid urt yesterday “
up eauses some little delay, there were enough boxes to prevent |. Ce pris gg le : : : ' For Anyow and Alice Arm ~
: an ; : . a may be computed as 5 per cent # ’ , - i
long delays. The only weak spot was im taking the affidavits of ; Racial tied ‘ She na Sundays . 10 pwn,
: = oo 7 ; treater at Prince Rupert than af/*#Use sedijom She in’: W al “oe ‘ re
the non-residents. There were a large number of those, so many ‘ ne . rr \" Wedsesdaye .. 66. wee nee 9 pam
‘ Port Simpson both at springs and "ewrpaper rate d “ .o
that it was often difficult to take care of them. However all had ae ' : aed : ——
an opportunity to vote and the arrangements on the whole wer jaeaps. Therefore the rise in the)’ arenas ay es From Anyox and Ailce Arm t ; al
{ ; r i A P ¢ > y od vere ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘
eucetient . ®lPrince Rupert harbor is slightly! !' tined ' buendase capi ae Cana tan Natton
iat greater than Port Simpson. i Discemtent on the Lows I
The new method of voting was designed by the Provincial | | “huredaye ... » dine Whee m —_—_—
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Government to avoid the dangers of personating, such as have} Tae Ranges i0.b Syet SRG Ce ae PRINCE GEOR
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scandalized past elections. It seems to have been quite effective. lho sar hee noir, average level °"/ HUNTERS DID NOT For Port Simpson, Arrandale, Mil! S.S. ortin
. » a ails
7 Say, Woalies isiand and wane River ;
But One Reason =: BREAK CAME LAWS «=. ' Midnight Thursday
For Opinion Expressed. } z tay {i p.m
Someone asks how we account fer the vote that was taken | 2 lade. ca \ Ay Wednesday 10 9.™
yesterday. The only way to account for it is that the people ee ss i ; ; From Pt. Simpson, Arrandate, iI £5. PRINCE JOHN OR PRINCE ALBERT
wanted it that way. There were no unusual reasons. It was a TIMBER SALE X 2324. 43 iy a ee . ~@ Bay, Wales Isiand and Naas River ' . Sunday 9 p.m
swing of the pendulum and the same pendulum will swing the —_—-— : eh day d Lt
} a Sealed temters will he received Oy te jJretal 1¥ . .
other wavy later. It is a matter of action and reaction, This timei» ter of ede fot later then nae on ‘ Pp
it is reaction, but thank heaven the action that will follow is likely}, a. a) i cite a teed op ene ‘ : . i is e. 1
to be stronger than the reaction. That is fhe way of the people feet of Spr or Cedar and Hetniock dn! . Queen Cherlotte isiends TRAIN SERVICE ag
. : tT? aay Vu at var =e Hh ine : \ et ; oa ”
Prohibition sentiment was as strong in Prince Rupert as almostie  netrict. i m . ; : For Massett, Port Clements anc | : Monday, Wednesday anc Saturday # .
anywhere in the province. The few dry spots could be counted|, o ar ears be asilowed for re re ny Opper Ialand points : D
on the fingers of one hand and doubtless were due to local in- ! her part f the Chtef Forester,|’ . . . - \
3 ‘i= | Victoria, B. ¢ ‘District Forester, Prince ve it t
ae l Public opinion is undoubtedly for a change of method)! pert, B.C. 5 ian ; reat cum) to th ' ' Agency All Ocean Steamship Lia
of control just now. rare a Pore eee . , ‘rour Meseet. Port Clefieote and " ‘ reservaicns appl
: J iherds nd the a Ks ad a «
ca a ob hdl nerds 4 TIMBER SALE X 2616. herd . we es Upper Island potnts Guy Ticket OMice, GRE hire Avenee peat
Force Until Repealed EF tied Scars will he secmved ay tie ren or : i ys a
° inteter of ‘Lands not ieter than noon on ' tid { ven wel a
ihe 250h f Octobe 10a
pe the next session of the Legislature it will be the duty of Piven ort icence X 218 i ous A oes bat 4 . and . “or #8) egate Hover Charlot
» Legislature to repeal! » Be . eel of Spruce and Memiock and £90,000 (}jc yy : wit, tale : 7 rn
a a ee ' = | the Prohibition Act and to put in ifs|rer Bim. or felled anc bucked spruce on ; 7 ( ity and Lower Island pointe ,
place a measure providing fer the sale_of liquor in Government |3" Stra situated on Sildalie River, Range) erful mountain seers rt ebe 5, 18 tober 2, 16
: Coeet rm pietric = ? . i) or ’ ? .
stores under such restrictions as they may dee fit, Until that " Two a years will pe atiowea ror re- WIEN & ked os, op OY and 30 4 ye CANADIAN PACIFIC
> : s2er ag @ . : - mov wt , ; ; : . :
time the present act remains in force. ' Furthed partesiars of the umer rorester, *''* “** : e ;
Vielo B.C., o c - tall peiiaith . a ocean sexvit
Give Today for Rupert, £.c. a ONES LEVENER, Wea EET R ” From Skiderat Oneeu Charlotte CANADIAN pac io
The Navy League. ee ne a
7 y ag ae | TIMBER SALE X 2587. j Cc om | and rae Taland doin ts . Cc. c st Steamship Se
Soon there is to be a campaign on for the Navy League, the . Ten Years Ago { =< emer 23, Pas Deemer s AL. 0a! aan

$8.8 S PRINCESS WARY tt

For Skagway and the Yukon. | ges Retehinen, dunces, rogues, Aesth trem Pree *

Reptember 6, 17, 27 October how
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am £ e . J moval of timber MA tens ‘ ¢ ;
sea as a means of transport should appeal to ns. Let us all en- |. Purtner parties tilers of the Chief Forester, | MINN’ eterna mgs : : " —
courage this organization that is asking for our money. Mealy £ ©, OF District vorester, Prines |relurned ty the tug: Togas from form Dkageny @ ukon. 5. 6 PRINCESS BEATRE™ 4, am
— : trip ¢t Bs ke Island They ar ei . au 4 Oetober f, ’ Prince Rupert for Swene on. oi yiaore"
— - — ——— - — . ) . ; rom wer, Var ’
—_———- ——$—$$—_—_——_—_-- — - MEE) ionnad with the soll and Glimate|!5, 26, and Sover ' Beaver Cove, Powell Mire, ne gam
anne ica Every Seturee w We
| ee te ee ——oorrrrrrroreeee oes " ind report finding meadows end sommes, arm
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large extent a few tiles inland stewart, Mapie Bay eno Swain for re “OROMARD Genera! Ages
. Point. w. ©. Prince Rupe
r fhe tri-weekly council meet For Raturdave toe BD Cor 3rd Avenue and 4th Street
Co e ings have been reduced to bi From—Sundays .....+++ p.m,

weekly ones Mayor Stork was af

the opinion that one meeting

Advertise in the Danity News

Dentist.

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Rooms 7 and 8 Smith Block nthe feet lelegraph tine into the TERRACE
: ois goa cu ours coo FRUIT LANDS 11 Phone

The contract for a large double
lwarehouse for Stewart & Mobley
jand J. Piercy Morrie has been let
ito Kk. Kauffman, the coat to be
116.000 Work commenced ef
ithe building this morning,

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Haseverything to

E ISTRY do with your suc-

cess--your person-

ality---your appearance and your good health depend

upon your teeth. You cannot afford to neglect such a
valuable asset.

LOW PRICES---Best material money can buy.

Frown sts mn Terrace £100 to S600
fot on easy termes

Acre Lote cle 1 foun $180 to
$900 per lot oo) cory terme

Tén-aere tote #1 oviles front town
eusew clearing, #60 and 665 per sere
on eany terns

tine e0-acre tot @ miles wit, a

good land, about four aeres of bear
ing fruit trees good well and aprins,
: tutidings, good road te premic?
Price one Yer ecore. Half cnan

and Town Lots | 35

 

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Ktanley Ketthell, middleweight
PERSONAL ATTENTION AND Prompt SERVICE will insure the BEST RESULTS. Jeanie of ine ied, is dead init Peace t year Day 9
a Springfield ee, having .
Remember my address, Rooms 7 and 8 Smith Block Ibeen shot by & man nagiod Walter Keaney Bros. & Co. | ao Service cart
Office Hours Plone Assistant Open Evenings Hurte. Bae ene ee ee ved
9—12; 1—6; 7-9 575 Sunday by Appointment A son was born to Mr, and Mrs. | Terrace - - B.C. ERNIE LARG
cli i J. A, Kirkpatrick today |