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THE DAILY NEWS

PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA

Published Every Afternoon, except Sunday, by The News
Printing and Publishing Co., Third Avenue,

H. F. PULLEN, MANAGING EDITOR.

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ate Saturday, August 28, 1920,

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DAILY EDITION.

There Will be

Continuation of Work,
many stories going the rounds as to the future
activities at our shipyard doubt-
less, exaggerated and others are just reports of plans formulating.
If the plans are not carried out to the dot nobody will be surprised.
The thing that loeal
valuable industry which has meant so much to this town in the
past twelve months will net be discontinned when the ships now
under construction are completed. It matters little the
number of ships or their kind as long as the Plantis kept running
at capacity. There lithe donbt,. what with the develop-
ments of the past week have been announced, that the
Prinee Rupert yard will be kept running for some years to come
to be

There are

and many of these stories are,

one people are coneerned in is that this

as to
seems
as they
sure of,

and that is what people want

Will Mean : é
Growth of City.

This shipyard has meant gauch to the city and if the exten-
are carried out and a
still more
The addition

sions to the yards that are now proposed
thousand will mean
the prosperity of the city will be further solidified.

of a thousand workers to the city will bring, direetly or indirectly,

or more men come here it

an increase of population of perhaps two or three thousand souls.

Rupert's population is now placed conservatively at seven thou-|
it would seem safe to predict that within-a!

sand five hundred so

very few months there will be a population of over ten thousand)

even if the extension to the shipbuilding industry is-the only)
new development and no one thinks that it will be.

Business Will ; enh igre reere
Also Improve.

The new oeean dock will be employing a large number of
men all winter, the provincial government court house will prob-
ably be started and there is a possibility that something may
come forth on station construction. These will all employ a
good many workers and when their work on these places is done
there will be other building work in the city. All will
a good many people and the people in their turn will support
various This will mean either the. expansion

support

businesses. of

present businesses or the coming in of fresh blood, either of
which will have its building effect on the city. From all ap-
pearances it would seem that the city is due for a. period of

healthy and permanent development,

Housing Condition
is Serious.

While speaking of the growth of the city in poptiation there |

That fact is that
people in this city we must have

is one fact that strikes the mind of any person.
if we are going to have more
places to put them.

ception. Even now any new. family arriving in town has to searc

and search for housing accommedation...The only solution for neaps. Therefore the rise in the
this house question seems to be the astablishment of building | Prine e Kupert harbor is slightly
societies or the further extension of the existing housing se heme |sneater than Port Simpson.

so that people of ordinary means might be
The building of houses for rent under present conditions is not
a profitable business and that is why no houses. are being built
for this Something, however, must be done and the
problem is one of moment, one that sheyld be taken up by the

purpose.

municipal authorities in the interes, of the development of the
city.
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It is not,.only to. add to

your appearance but
your health demands

GOOD TEETH

You will be able to mas-

ticate your food properly

and reduce the work on

the internal organs of the
body.

__. "Live. a. Little Longer"’

Dr. JOS: MAGUIRE

ee Mempen or THR B.C. Denrat CoLtecz
/ to 12 crt de 6 ‘DENTIST... sais Gum Semen

7 & 8. SMITH BLOCK. PHONE 575

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BECAME SO THIN, COLTS

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“I sufferei terribly -from Come

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I felt pains after eating and had gas,
constant headache, and was unwbdée
to sleep at night. I was getting so
thin that I was frightened and saw
several physicians who, howeves, did
Rot scem able to he};

At hast «a fiend advised me to take

*Fruis-o-tives’. I @id so amd soon |
fe some reficf. I continued with
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the Constipetion was banished, I felt
no more pains or headache or the
disagreeable sensations that follow

dyspepsia. Now J am well, strong and

vigorous”
Madame ARTHUR BEAUCHER

De.a bor r $2.0, trial siae 240.
At all deale

Ua, Ottawa, Ont.

from Fruit-a-tives

THE aA NEWS

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Last Night's Game Won the

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AGENCY FOR

ALL KINDS oF
goods,
overalls,
waterproof
baggage, harness,
woolen underwear and socks.

CALL AND SEE THEM

J. F. MAGUIRE

722 Second Ave., Prince Rupert

ollskins,
inackinaws,
clothing,

shoes,

Canvas
boots,
gloves,

Score—Most Interest-
ing Contest.

night the ed Sox f
mine
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the last
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turing
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held the bas ti
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Saturday, August 28

High, 0:28.a.m., 19.5 ft.
13:07 p.m, 18.9 ft.

Low, 6:58 a.m., 3.7 ft.
19:09 p.m., 6.0 ft

Sunday, August 29

High, 1:04 a.m., 20.4 ft.
13:35 p.m., 19.5 ft.

Low, 7:28 a.m., 3.3 ft.
19:41 p.m., 5.2 ft

The time used 1s Pacifig

j from midnight to midnight.

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Simpson but the
|Rupert varies only a few
on
In all the American and Canadian cities there} (he same.

prevails a great shortage of houses and Prince Rupert is no ex-|'"4Y be computed as 5 per cent)
b| igreater at Prince Kupert than al

Port Simpson both at springs and

The. table given is for

some days and on others

The range of the

The height is in feet and tenths
level of

llower low water,

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The Paper that gets Quick ee

Elections Act

re

the
‘Provincial

omitted from the list of applicants
wistration, that he has omitted
apply for ¢ the. tine oF
manner provided by

Prince HKupert Electoral District,
August 3,

VANCOUVER

mencement

PRINCE RUPERT ELECTORAL DISTRICT.
NOTICY ts hereby given that on Monday,

jthe 13tm day of mee wer, 1020, at ten
vetock in the at the Court
| Ho use, Prince aoe “4, @ enting of
j thie Court of Revigion will be hei for ihe
(purpose of revision the list of voters for
jhe above-named Eiectorat District. pur
}suant to the. provisions of the “Provine ial |

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Act
The
of the undersigned
4, H.. MCMULLAN,
Negistrar of Vojers,

Megistrar

4920,
LAND ACT.
FORM OF NOTICE.
LAND | PIGTAICT

Ocean Falls, B.C,

paper. makers, intends to apply
talesion to lease the followina \ delorinee
nds

Commencing at & post planted at the
8.W. corer of Lot if Paise Inlet, hivers
Inlet, thence east 40 chains, thence south
40 chains, thence west to shore, thence
99 | hortherly Aleng shore to

beri of com-

as. containing

pacinic MILLS, LIMITED,
r mal
is 1990, ope

Date June

Stan-
|dard, for the 120th Meridjan west. |
lit is counted from 0 to 24 hours

Port
time for Prince
toinutes
is
tide

for
to
ia
the

list Of applicants for registration 1s |
mer posted and nay be inspected at tne
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DISTRICT

TAKE NOTICE. shen Weelhe Mills, Limited,
occupation pulp and

60 acres, more

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Sport Briefs

| Pow say y
; in dliaW i
is ‘ ! ‘
i has -
he Gilbulyw ¢ ‘ tain!
the style of the play tt
half of the game on Wed ‘y
evening one git aA
convinced that they
jegrry off the honors He
the Callies kept the wan ,
jhand and pulled up nicely in t
lend, in spite of the ep; rhe
But they “ce a pu
final punch tha the |
ibirds will tye wk just as
a the pickings as bef
. . .
! One of the thrilling a
contests slated f {
ithe Smithers Fa }
prospectors ue ying t
Anotl
fparticularty tiract
the saine p us i th 1 k
jPakKineg event Buch i i
cheering features he
the dullness of any day's
races
The Lac! ne Rowing {
gatia is being held at M I
today Entries are i
Brockviile and Ottawa w 1 pe
presented in the fi
and singt: This regatta
annually as a preliminary t
iCanadian Henley at St. Uath
Hines, Ont
: ‘ . .
| Last s day afternoon thy
1 !.P. football team at & tt
I nose d out an eleven representina
ithe town by the seore of 3 to 0
Itt) railway boys got away to an
early start and netted a t!
goals in the first half In spi
jof the heavy pressing of the t n
\agecregation in the seeond half
they were unable to eonvert

pigskin bet

‘i further given toat FIGURES ON THE

}Person Claiming to be entitled to be regis
j tered as a voter im the above-named Hier
| toral District mAy apply in person to have!
his mame entered on the bist of voters for)

ihe said kiectorai Wistrict at the sald |
sitting of the Court of Kevision, notwith-
standing the fact that bis name has peen'!

 

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MAIL SCHEDULE °
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For the East.

Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat-

urdays at 10;30 a.m
From the East.

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For Vancouver and South. t i 4" | ai} J Sed ou a equine Pina Paty
PUGSUAYE occccccciasese ip.m tt ft ' { /\ ‘ latio 7 ree Y ®toady o.
rhutedsye ‘4p. 4! Ny /\ \ ee a
Sat { p.m, * of $174,000 ory
Si days ‘ i | pa ' f INION BANK OF Cc
Saturdaya, p.m A
From Vancouver and South. Prince Rupert Branch A. T. Broderick, 4
BmnGays .ccersescidges 10 p.m » Manager
Wednesdays ......5. 10:30 a. m Qe wee
Mat 10.30 a.in Te Tene,
; pom
Mondays, a.m i er eee em ———
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For Anyox and Allce Arm. oFonto nserbatory of use :
Sundays 10 p.m | CU ;
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. . * THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPREHENCIVELY gor °
From Anyox and Giloe Arm OF MUBIC IN THE. Dominion ”™ “tom
| i a.m RE-OPENS SEPTEMBER Isr, 1920
MUPOGEUE 6666.0). 6 604 Kés p.m i, 6A Paculty of tnternetions! reputation Leetores om Musivel Ma
i Twe Convert Mal laree Concert o Pinne Pedagurics a us
oe i] Organ and smaller Pipe Organs, afford Well appeeniod ‘
For Port Simpson, Arrandalte, Mili ing ample facilitice for Orwan Practice, The Conservator: Suilates, Yur head
Rredent«’ Oreheetre neomble Clasece Women's 1 ~
Bay, Wales Islandand Naas River.) DS Oe Wear een Pre Ltt Gee A
Sundays ii) LOCAL EXAMINATIONS FOR jen
Dlhursdays {i pin fing tw lerality

   

will be held Urroughowt the Dominion, see or:
From Pt. Simpson, Arrandale, Mill
Bay, Wales Island and Naas Rivor.
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l'pper ialand poiots
Wednesday R, 11 on selec
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Werning 9 to 12, Miernoom, 1.90 to 5.20, Satordays, §
Every Evening from 7.38 te 9

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sy piney : 10 1 Dental Nurse in attendance

Phone 109 for appointment

Rooms 4, 5, 6, Helgerson Blk., Cor. 3rd and 6
Best Equipped Office in Northern BC

From Skidegate,
City and Lower Isiand pointe
Wednesdays a.m,

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For—Saturdays 7 ‘ali S.S. PRINCE GEOR
, ¥ says i F SATLING

Midnight Sunday and Thursday for Swanson Bay,
Falls, Vancouver, Victoria and Seatie d
Anyoxr Wednesday, 10 p.m. Stewart, Saturday 17
5.5. PRINCE JOHN OR PRINCE ALGERT i
For Stewart, Wednesday 2 p.m. Anyox Saturday a
Port Cloments, Massett and Buckley Bay, Ave e
i and 25th.— Southern Queen Charlotte Islan
TIMBER SALE X 2579. Sunday Midnight.
t TRAIN MmRVICE wall
Paesenee? Mondsy, Wednesday so Baiurdey ey 1h te ee oan
‘ ’ “ Prince George, Edmonton and Wionbes, making direct ,
Hert gs ai all pointe east and south
e 6 t £
Hange 9, Coast Dis Agency All Ocean Steamship Line
‘a ¢ r For toformatton end reerrations apply to
vate tdi da he City Ticket Office, B20 Third Avenue. Preet 20
: ne f Forests
! ’ ’ ren 4
ion aaaaeal
LAND REGISTRY AUT
4 ; ‘ HI
: ea CANADIAN PACIFIC RAllA
4 t ' ' : at ; er
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a trom’ the’ Uoiteee Py UL CANADIAN PACIFIC COEAN SERVIC
ge Tuipert, bearing sshd 5 hi Se
DLAR, Get. lcertalt pare B.C. Coast Steamship
. ki ‘ e a
‘ft 6.8 PRINCESS MARY i
eye anaes - oe Por Ketchikan, Juneeu, Skagway, Alesta, from Prinet on
Y are required to contest the clain August 9, 16, #3 anda
on eo i ge eae ode An For Vancouver Victoria end Geattie from Prince Reo
Tt ale the service f thie ‘ cfr e na ?*
may be effected by m oie tear te August 14, gia
I ally News, 2 alled : pert, B.C.) and 6. 6. PRINCESS Gqavmcs ne an, 0
Land Regist Act with amendmenta, from Prince Rupert for Swanson Bay, Ocrer Fe Noel
A to the folloWing extract therefrom Geaver Cove, Powell River, Vanoovrer and ¥
and i jefault of cave or ce
tifeate of lis pendens beth fled be Every Seturdey, © P.™ :
fore the registration as owner of the Por rates, revervations end, selloes, wt
person entitied und such ta asi
all porsons rved with notlee, W. 0, OROHARD, Genera! Agen it
and those clatining througt uv ’
or under them, and all person« elaim- Cor 3rd Avenue and 4th Street | Prince Rupe

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any unreg@i#ttered matrument, and
Although Increase Macesaity In all persons claiming any “‘interees in
ihe land by descent whose tithe ts
Province, Prince Rupert, Oml~ | ict pepistcred under the previsons
vi » Act, shail be for ¢
neca and Prince George toned an debarred Tom's ting oD
7 laim t) oF in respect of the
Have Less Names. land | 1 for taxes, and the A
ai sold fo Akees ri » Kegis
| trar shall register ihe person . ing
| titled under such tax sale as owner
Returns from every district ex. | of the land so «sold for tases."
joept om Atlin, bring the total maa h ns Cortincete Oh ladetrasi title Dr Kil 1 Ca acit 100,000 feet per da
: jnumber of registrations on thy to te pbove meationed lands, iv the name > 1 P y: —
ails ;
new provincial voters’ list up to AND WHEREAS an fnvestinatiog the
202,017 and it is expected that the oo eu hs "s94e the “date ‘on on ich ‘the aad
complete list will have 415.000 sald lands were sold for overdue taxes),
wer tiv ' : where thereol or
names over that of 1919, Jolherwise as stated opposite your Fe poe w ORING,
oan itive haines FL LO
Che figures for Prince Rupert) puntuen TAKE NOTICE that at the ESTERN HEMLOCK F ALL Oa
oo si : on 0 as at ff jsame time I shall effect registration ir
are 5,061 for 1920 as against 5 pursuance of such epplication and isaue ; CEILING FINISH O
{17 in 1919, Omineca has 1,419) Certiqneate of Indefeasibie Tithe to the #aid
1” , aa lands "in the name of Olof Hanson un ty
which is 62 less than 1919. Fort)jess you take and prosecute the proper : roduc!’
i ida alle « 9724 a” roceeding t establish your claim, if Ch | I | d S
George has 2,724, four lt ian |iny. to the said lands, or 0 prevent such ar otte siands pruce
1019, |proposed action on my part t, C.
DATED at the Land Registry OMmes, Mills: Prince Ruper
a we Prince Kupert, MC. this 24th day of AF
‘Two-color lieth cards take |Aurust, A.D ue MACLROD Sole Agente: ALBERT & es. 1 16,8
fre fy tg tyr alm eo wre a wean eh Rewistrar ‘of Titles Prince Rupert, B.C, Telephone™
o vans rown irantee
ews Job Department. Jou Dall & Jake Dal, assessed ownens), | —e —