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ELECTRICAL.

 

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~ ** P. Heavy Duty Distillate Engines,
Ele ; Latest improvemente
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Lighting Plants ’ pres tical aa stratio: .

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Commissioner George Hill again .
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opinion that the control of these , tit 1 a $ :
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lubs should be brought) within : ,
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informed that the B, CG, Munici- ’
paulities Union had the matter in PHA’
hand and would bring in recom. Hons tiie Aviad j |
mendations to the legislature i '
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Achievement

 

URING its term of office the Oliver Government has, beyond dispute, done more for
the enfranchisement of women and the uplift of the child than possibly any other
political body on this Continent, and all in tic short space of its four years in office.
With confidence based upon the knowledge of its having accomplished these things, it
once more comes before the electors and in particular, the women electors of the prov-
inoe, asking that on election day, December 1st next, they cast their vote for all Liberal
candidates who stand pledged to support and carry out the broad principles of Liberalism
now in force, and which will be continued by the Oliver Government when it once again

takes its seat as the Gover

mment in power a Victoria.

The Oliver Government has given
to the women of British Columbia:

Woman’s franchise

The Mothers’ Pension Act, one of the most important acts for the benefit
of women ever placed on the statute books of the Province.

A minimum wage for girls and women, raising the minimum salary per
week from the $4.00 paid in some !n-tances, to $12.75 and over per week.

Equa! rights to the
children.

mother with the father in the guardianship of minor

An amendment and improvement to the law respecting the maintenance

of deserted wives.

Provision for the appointment of a superintendent of neglected children.
A new adoption act, providing that a child adopted by a family is given
the ful) legal status of a child born o the foster parents,

A juvenile court to
been appointed.

which the first woman judge in British Columbia has

A more humane and considerate trea ment of the inmates of the Girls’ In-

dustrial School and

Ar important amendment to the Mar-iage Act,

Boys’ Industrial School has been inaugurated.
placing the mother on

ecuality with the father in the matter of consent to the marriage of a

minor child.

has revised and improved
to children
vaiuable assistance in the
contrcl. it has broadened
and agricultural teaching.
deaf and dumb.
vincial technical school.
University of British Colu

‘The Liberal Administration

educational laws and regulations, giving better opportunities

in isolated districts to secure an education. Its Health Department has given

training of rural nurses. It has provided for venereal disease
the course in ma ual training, domestic science night schools
it has provided schools for mentally deficient children, the

It has established a schoo3i for the education of the blind, and a pro-
It has provided for financing the erection of buildings for the

mbia. .Its Heaith Department has given special attention to

the work of fighting tuberculosis. .The dea‘h rate from this disease has dropped from
1.23 per thousand of population in 1917-18 to .82 in 1919-20.
The Oliver Government has more .beneficial social and domestic legislation to its credit

than has any or all previo
direction will

us governments of British Columbia, and its efforts in this

be continued.

YOUR VOTE FOR THE LIBERAL
CANDIDATES ON DECEMBER 1,
Will Ensure a Continuance of These Good Works.

 

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POULTRY Essentials

| | Alfalfa Mea!, Beefscraps. Oyster and
|Clam Shell, Grit, Charcoal, Coarse
| Ground Bone fed in the proper pre-

portions along with the necessary
grains and chicken chop are essential! feeds the chick-

ens must have in order to produce the best results.
We Retail in any quantity

THE BRACKMAN-KER MILLING CO.,LTD.

P.O. Box 745 Pricce Rupert, B.C. Phone 350

 

 

 

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LAND ACT.

 

Notice of Intention ‘to Apply to Lease Land.

in Vueen Chartotte isiangs Land District,
Khecording District of Skeena, and situate
slong the westerly Doundary of Biock 53,
1 District Lot 746, on Masset tniet

tai netice that the UMAHAM ISLAND
SPRUCE & CEDAR ©U LTD,, of Port

ments oecupation ftumber merchants,

end to apply for permission to tease tne
vwiowlng deseriped tends

Commencing at a post planted at tne

Hotel Prince Rupert

EUROPEAN PLAN
$1.60 per day and up.

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vorthwest cerner of bDiock 638; thence : -
- north 46 deg. 37 min. west 20.9 feet; |} A La Carte.
sw , eceived by the , ence porth 70 deg. OS min. west $10
Las ticds ' r Than HOON OR root: thence south 33 deg. West 46% feet;
December, 1920, for th thence south 236.5 feet; Mence east 474 Sakon eee
A 2524, uM Bs vot , feet more OF less to & post planted at the
Fs ervock OF  sourmwest corner of said Dioc& 53; thence 3
9 x Lot 1936, Selwyn Intet, north-casteriy following the “high-wager Phone 555 827 2nd Avenue
istrict mark along the westerly boundary of p@es
: s will be allowed for re- 53 to the point of commencement, con- Cc. V. EVITT
mt Z ent ter, | taining 7 acres more or less 4
part irs of ihe Chief roreste?, GhAHAM ISLAND SPHUCE & CERAM OU, :
Bt r District Forester, Prince LIMITED , Auctioneer
OA Bs Se ey ae ie ates, Appees “oetp.” (hee } Auditor and Accountant
IN PROMATE IN PROBATE
SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH Cede er. ee
st MELA OULUMBIA
VATTER OF THE ADMINISTHA- IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA A G
A rion ACY . .
and and 7
MATTER OF thik ESTATE UF IN) PH MATTER OF THE ESTATE (8 Teacher of Piano
GINGRAS, DECEAS JOUN ELWOOD, DECEASED, IATES e ae
INT! : A t " ; raTt Studio 137 Second Avenue
\ t iT 1 TAKE NOTICE that in order of His PHONE Blue 421 or 444
I y rea cle tive Py nour F. MeR, Y ne, nade th sot day
.n 4 i was app te Getoher, A. DD, 1920, 1 wa appoimtod  _ one
f brmest Pat Administra te to the estate of Jolin Elwood 4
; riies hav ceased, and partie having clauns .
" ! tal are agaist the said estate ate hereby required
‘ salt property furnish same, property verified, to me
" i tine th day or before the ist dav of December errace
4 i ! arte and all parties indebted to the stat
1 A i to pay reg 1 to pay the amount of thelr 9 e e
| 1 tod ' tthe forthwith
, ” JOUN Ho MeMULLIN Real Estate and Insurance
HN MeMULLIN OMciat Adtninistratar
i! Administrator Prince Rupert, B KENNEY BROS. & CO.
a club i Dated this 1st day of November, 1v20

 

 

 

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