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PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA

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MAR. ALFRED OUBOISSEAU

482 St. Catherine St. E., Montreal.

 

aaa: Friday, November 26, 1920

DAILY EDITION,

Real Policy or
Paltry Program.

ian has a program which he dangles before the

“For three years, I was a terrible
sufferer from Indigestion, constant Head-
aches and ConsApation I took various
medicines for the trouble but nothing
seemed to do me any good.

Then, a friend advised me to try
‘Fruit-a-tives’.. Now I am free of

Every politic
electors, It is usually aowork of art. Ht is Gesigned to catch the Indigestion and Headaches, the
Constipation is eured, and I have
unwary voter and lure him into the polling booth ready primed gained considerable weight; and my
to vote for that particular candidate. It is a bait with which general health is fine.
to cateh human fish, and sometimes the suckers bite. *Frait-o-tives’ is @ grand medicine and
What is tr if all elections is true here in Prince Rupert. I cannot say enough in its favor.”
‘ . ALFRED DUBOISSEAUD.
Each candidate jays out a program. Some of these are published
: : | "Fruit-a-tives’ are made from fruit
persistently and insistently with the idea thaf-if the fish refuse Juices and valuable tonics—and are
to rise te the bait it shall be shoved down their throats, The pleasant to take, their action being
curious thing is that in spite of past experiences of th s kind, gentle and mild, yet always most

there are still suckers

Now the sucker is not very desirable fish. ‘It is full of
bones and there is liltle meat to it. The human sucker, however
counts just as much as an intelligent man, when it mes to
voting. Every vote counts the same.

The curious thing about voters is that everyone thinks he
is wondrous wise and the other is the sucker, He eannot d
tinguish between the false and the true. It is to draw attention
to this condition and to urge that every voter make a thorough
investigation into the personality of the candidates to ther
past records and into the promise for the future, before casting
the ballot that this is written.

Electors Forsaking
Former Affiliations.

The electors of the north are a discriminating kind. They
are more. intelligent, probably, as a whole than any other body ef
electors in the province. They are already investigating and
many have already made up their minds that there-is but one
candidate at this lime to vote for. We knew this is true Hecause
Many, who were not former supporters of Mr. -Pattullo, have
dropped int to make it cledr where they stand at this election.
We appreciate their confidence. We-realize that often it is con-
siderable wrench for a man to vote against his party or contrary |
to his past convictions, but these are extraordinary days and this
period is a critical One for Prince Rupert city and the whole
district. They are days when it is desirable that people should
be willing to give up their natural preferences and act as a unit
for the good of the north.

Don’t Forget to
Unite on Big Four.
The thing to dp
The
people

the hig
will go to Victoria with a mandate
the

representatives before

the

from

now is to unite on fonr for

north. Liberal four
the

increase in the

for fair treatment for north, including an

asking

number of the next Ples«

fion,
The eles

commonly

Hon.
ack epled fact.

assured, It is a
the

people

~~ Pattullo is
What is desirable

so that it

tron ot now
is lo make

the

now

majority as large will
of the

rood reports come

as possible impress
south,

Manson
has done

Atlin
(George

in from the other censtituencies.
the
Kergin is mak

nd should have

seems likely to make grade in Omineca where he

excellent work ing 4 good impression in

constituences i g00d majority. In Prince

Perry is very sure of victory. This is in line with reports from
the south, where evary ation is that the Oliver Government
will be returned by a very handsome majority.

 

 

 

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Friday, November 26.

High. 1:24 a.m. 20.6 feet.
13:9 p.m., 23.5 feet.
Low, 7:10 a.m., 6.6 feet
19:58 p.m. 1.3 feet.
Saturday, November 27. .
High, 2:9 a.m., 20.9 feet
13:53 p.m. 23.5 feet.
Low, 7:56 a.m.. 6.5 feet.
1.2 feet.
The time used 1s Pactfic Stan-
dard, for the 120th Meridian west.
It is counted from 0 to 24 hours,
from midnight to midnight.
The table given is for Port
Simpson but the time for Prince
Rupert varies only a few minutes
on some days and on
the same. The range of the tide
may be computed as 5 per cent
greater at Prince Rupert than at
Port Simpson both at springs and
neaps. Therefore the rise
Prince Rupert harbor is slightly
greater than Port Simpson.
The height is in feet and tenths
of feet above the average level of
lower low water.

’ 20:42 p.m

 

MINERAL ACT,
Certificate of improvements.

NOTICE
pper Chr pper ug No. 4
pper Cum Ne 2 ard cnn
Ne Mineral Claims situate in the Neas
River Mining Division f Casslar District
Where located Kitsault Hiver, Alice Arm
TARE NOTICE that I, George A. Young,
Pree Miner's Certificate No, 3¢ . act
ng Jor myself and as Josepn
Wells, Pree Miner's 40661
‘ and Arne Davedson, Miners Cer
tifteate Ne 40028 intend, sixty days
‘from the date hereof \r apply wt
Mining Recorder for a Certificate
l\provements, for «the purpose
a Crown Grant of the above
And further take notice that action, un
| der section 85, must be ecmmmenced before
| the issuance of such Certificate of improve
ments

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565.4
agent for
Certificate No

Pree

of im-
of obtaining
claims

Dated this 6th aay of November, 1990
Se
} WATER NOTICE,

DIVERSION AND USE.
| TAKE NOTICE that P. W. Racéy, agent
ifor te Moose Group Mining Syndicate,
twhose address js Alice Arm, B. ¢., will
apply for a lieence to take and use one-

quarter of a cuble foot per second of water
[out of Moose Creek, which flows southe riy
and drains into Trout Creek about at its
jJenetion with the Kitgauit® River The
Walter will be diverted fram the stream
jat @ point about 2,000 feet north of the
Trout Creek falle at 4 point on the Moose

[No 6 Mineral Claim, and will be used for

domestic purposes upon the mine deseribed

jas the Moose Group

|} This notice Was posted on the ground on

ithe
jor this notice and 4) application pursuant) waler,
e ithereto and to the “Water Aet, 1014," wil
amen h inh, but he

 

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Office Hours: pen Evenings |
9-12; 1-6; 7-9.

Sunday by
Appointment |

ith day of September, 1926. A copy

jbe ied in the office of the Water hooerder
jat Prince Rupert, B. ¢
Objections to the application may be!
filed with the said Water Keeorder or with
the Comptrotier of Water Nights, Parlia- |
ment Buildings, Victoria, B.C. within
thirty days after the first appearance of
this notice in a local newspaper
THE MOUS GHOLP MINING SYNDICATE,
Applicant, j

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led the Citizen Leag

ED OLSON WASHED
FROM FISHING BOAT /:

According to word received here
Ed Olson was washed overboard
off the halibut boat Seatth ne
ldayes avo, save the Ketchikan
Alaska Chronivle The boat wa
enroute from Ketchikan to the
the deep sea fisheries, and at the
time of the aceident wa alt
Yakatat,

The wind was blowing al sixty
five miles an hour and a heavy sea
was running, A wave broke over
the deck and swept Olson into the

A life buoy was thrown to
was unable to grasp
it and went down almost imme

The
Realtlle

diately deceased was a re

sident of and ‘leaves a

iwidow and two children.

by PY. W. Bacey, Agent. | Mrs. A. P. Hagen wae an arrival
The date of the first publication of this); | ony , F
notice is November 16, 1920. jirom Terrace on last night's train,

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‘ Naas liver s wing Division of (Cas.
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