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PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA
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aggig tins Thursday, October 28, 1920,

 

DAILY EDITION,

Local Member
Outlines Work.

Hon. T. D. Pattulle has given in this number of the
News an outline of the work accomplished by the Oliver Govern
ment and hing of what they expeet to doa, They came}

Daily

also somet

into existence at a time when the condition in the province was]
at its lowest ebb. They have fought against tremendous odds}
and have brought the province through those diffiealt times to

normal expansion Up to
money ior new)
Now

resume
unable to

where they can now
they have

a piace

the present borrow

peen

work. It took them all the time paying off the old debts
things are changing.
We take it that no one claims the Oliver Government has

been @ perfect institution or that it has carried, antralb the mashes
of the people. There are marty problems to solve yet, and the
ordinary understand all the dificnities. In all
governments too there has to be a give and take polity. All do!
alike. The problems are thrashed out in eancus or wy)
and the proceedings are not published in the}

person does not

not see

execulive council

press. No one knows how hard our own local member, for ia-
stance. has fought for some of the reforms which he thinks
should be brought about. He has done a good deal but there tsi
more to do. We Kunegest the caption *‘Let Pattullo finish his
work.” He has started well. He is just beginning to get for us
the much needed local improvements, and if he is re-elected he

will doubtless see that they are carried ont. He is no carpet-]

bagger. He has his interests here, although in carrying out his!
duties as minister of lands he has to live in Victoria.
Study Carefully \

All Platforms.

We suggest to readers of the Daily News that they carefully
the platforms and pledges that are put before them and
men and their records. We
to time. in a reasonable

studs all
also consider the
do our best to point out from time

shall
spirit,

calibre of the

without unnecessary personalities, some of the features of the
present campaign. We ask them-also to study the personality
of the me: ho are offering themselves for eleotion. Another
thing {o remember, and a very important one, is what policy will

should he be elected. What
all seen what has happened -to
nothing and got

each candidaie
follow? We have
in the Legislature. Ht has

jeader will he

the Jone voice

nowhere.
This is

done |

an age of co-operation and organizetjon.. When a}
group of people with somewhat similar opinions organize to
carry out a policy, that group becomes a party. They
labeHed, if they stand for anything.

The Liberal party is an organized section of the country
banded together to carry out cerjain definite policies, It-is the}
party of progress. The opposing party is’ lahelled Gonseryative, |
It stands for marking time, for holding on in the old way, There
are Socialists and Li and Farmers, but when it comes to
lining up in the members will have to adopt the

j
soon are!

iborites
Legislature the

leadership of either Mr. Oliver or Mr. Bowser and will be either
for the Government or against it. They may tell the efectors a
different story, but the history of the past is that they will be

They will be
opposition.

Pattallo is
headers of Liberalism
that the interests of
Rupert district can best be served |

either for the against it.
of the Government

In this district,
Government. He of the
support Premier John Oliver. We believe
the province and of the Prinde

Goverument or
part or the

Hon. T. D a member of the Oliver

is one and he will

 

 

by returning Mr. Pattullo again as the representative of the dis-
trict.
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PERSONAL ATTENTION AND PROMPT SERVICE will insure the BEST RESULTS. |

Remember my address, Rooms 7 and 8 Smith Block

_ Sunday by Appointment

iM. L. Stephens and &,

OPERATION WAS
NOT NECESSARY

“Fruft-a-tives” Restored Her
To Perfect Health

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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MYSTERY HOBO
HELD

Original Affair Last Night at the
Baptist Church Parlors
Was Interesting.

Staiéd tenders will be receivea by the}

District Forester not tater than fhoon on
the 25th day of Uetober, 1920, for the
purchase of Licence X 2587, to cut 1,418,-
00 Teet of Hemlock, Spruce and Baisem,
on Lot ¢5, situated om Alice Arm, Cassiar
Land District

une (1 year will be allowed for re-
moyvgi of timber.

Further particulars of the Chief Fageste-,
Victoria 8. t., or District Forester, Prince
Kupert, 8. C.

 

Dr. JOS. MAGUIRE |:

Open Evenings

 

 

 

PRESBYTERIAN BEAN
SUPPER LAST NIGHT

/Affair Was Quite Successful; 150

Persons Attended During

Evening.
Success nded the Lad
jAid of the Presbyterian Ch h

it their Hear
nd £50 persons sat down di
jthe progress of the affair An’

Supper last nigl

Dentist. ye petizing supper was daintily
i served and the ladies are Lo be
congratulated on the event
Smith Block During the course of the affaly
| i! wre Was a enjoyable musical
ibiprogram harge of Mra. Wil
Has everything to jp tian Millar {mong those who
: . ipitook part in it were Mra. W. 1
do with your suc i Williams, Mixa FF, L, Edinands;,
: cess--your person- jMr. Eason, Mr, Gardiner and A,
ality---your appearance and your good health depend J Clavverton ‘Phe soliciting com
upon your teeth. You cannot afford to neglect such a fi "ot ok or Pr onke

ladies assisted in the serving,

New names applying for mem-

ibership in the Amateur Athletic
Association are: G,N. tlobertas, H,
W. Frizzell, Douglas Frizzell, RB.
Lancaster, G, ©, Mitehell, dlarry |

Pleater, Kd, Raby, M. A. Stephen,

 

    
 

 

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|
| Prinee Rupert is eer orieimal
158 Papineau Ays., Monraman, land up to date i r hospitality

“For three years, / suffered grea’ ON ye of her peopl ever div
pain in the lower part of my body, (of ennui, Am enteria nt th

with swelling or bloating. I saw a nal and up
specialist who said I must undergo |), th. Baptist ©)
au operation. B retesed: . Inight when fh la Dunlop
ee - Fruit-atives”" se and ae. Baltel o a Halle La
ecided to iry td.

hel supper tog ; nv of thei

The first box gave great relief; and ata ee 7 ; 3

I continued the treament. Now my bes : biiaieneesaeh aan ; ’ ca ‘O
‘ que the ney cou
health is excellent—I am free of _— od , , b ce
. 9 spirit ne f hip ns ‘ ) J
pain—aed | give ‘“Fruit-a-lves” my a , n : cjO
, wea
warmest thanks’’. . r a _ffie
Mme. F. GAREAU. ae were rem nee FE
BOc. a box, 6 for $2.5, trial size 25e, old Virginia, from nd neland
Atall dealers or sent postpaid by from the Welsh \ ys , vid
Fruit-e- tives Limited, Ottawa, (Scotia and also ere were aot
naib idiriahasthesn —m FF (uannda« ral ! !
hay “al drifted fa tuyp
SUITCASES aonve knows why i hres ‘ !
iRupert, no ons \ vy, thes

I R U N K S left Rupert but ¢ ne be n i

» AnOwWs WEY they re ter bec

HANDBAGS they're here,

a s Mr. Bowler a 1 as
) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Nhe chief merry-maker was Mon
Sn r A Kal. Dray i see eee €@78 ROP GO wM Bw Oe
Sipe |
iusician Von Bill Dav 8 ihe MAIL SCHEDULE » f
J F MAGUIRE rtists were the hobis oe be 4h ands he hee
> . :
Mr. Bowter 1 tt ' t
722 Second Ave., Prince Rupert ps ah wa, j For the East +
e ladl ! " da ‘ sil ana Sat
bh trons * Fes i i Siedged by J I sul tw 0
"= " M ran j i
eee Pe REE SET Tee ee ce Se
: oe r
* PRINCE RUPERT Tives & aida rom the est.
eee eee eeeeasaewes| o Sundays, Tuesdays and Thura-
the toast of ; n :
Wednesday, October 27. h acd days st 7 p.m.

High, 0:58 e.m., 20.4 feet, . .

12:57 p.m.; 22.3 feet : . For Vancouver and South.

pile 6S te 54 nics : ie ? ; I lays »% ; i pon
19:32 p. m., 2.4 feet ‘ ; ' , . "

. 8 lay i. 0s ebhwess mm
Thursday, October 28. re hie Mel a '

Hich, 1:39 a.m. 20.7 feet , y ° . pe

13:33 p.m., 22.8 feet an. s { i i

Pid ne. << eet, a ' “ d ‘ i :

Low, 7:33 a.m., 5.7 feet. sows .

20:41 p.m., 1.9 feet i .
o as ahem , ; From Vancouver and South,

. ‘ he Was cConeiz le ,

The time used ts*PactMle Stan-|jajo- and ' a. agave seen on . m.
dard, for the 120th Meridian west.}) 0. ae peneis pqnecdaye : pees 30a. m
It is counted from 0 to 24 bours od ‘ete aErcay : oy B.tp)
from midnight to midnight. f ; inelaeel ’ “0 ™

The table given is for Port}, ag 7 h . ! j '
Simpson but the time for Princes . pers a. MH.
Rupert varies only a few minutes ann. b .
on some days and on others isi), ¢, uaa : " For Anyox and Alice oan

‘ ait ct - ‘i i"
the same. The range of the tide Fe tail ul * as nem. ‘ p.m.
Wednesdays ei a eee :
may be computed as 5 per cent),,,,.,.; the Loin , ? bn
greater at Prince Rupert than at),,,..), Hobo Gouldras th his 74
'Port Simpson both at gprings and! ........ , adit gag Sm eh 9 Anyox and Alice Arte:

, ay / : ” esd “ eceeee Ceeeeee m,
neaps. Therefore the rise in the! y.otine poura «willy ed a . : mene
Prince Rupert harbor is slightly!)),.. aij took to the road. Th sprtchns » salt eit ts. FL Salata p.m
greater than Port Simpson. dae ss Ocalan os

TH® height is in feet and tenths | ae ae : For Port Simpson, Arrandale, Mili
lof feet above the average level of! Hobo Menu. Bay, Wales Iisiand and Naas River
‘ 4 . ’ ML SAG BO P, a . i0 :

. : . y eeeeeeerer . p.m
lower low water Muscle-Wafers-h | days .. notanls aan
i bb . real

Bs Smashed ta aati food From Pt. Simpson, Arrandale, Mill

rc Dry-D Dowke Ray, Wales Island and Naas River
Breath-W ar Seoa.(rlen a it in) rae . am

TIMBER SALE X 2324. M Meas Dew Saturday seek dele ses Gan

Sealed wnders« will be received by the 5 . :

niste f Lands not tater than noon on “hHingi } vl i ‘ ‘
the vin day of i ‘Say s988, for ti Commissary. Conkian Queen Charlotte islands:

irebas cence ? lo ew 0 ‘
foo fret of Spr ‘ edar “ 4 Hem k dm! Aliy ' J Ad s D For Massett, Port Clements ena
a aie adjoining Lot 193 Selwyn inet, ' h rm [ pper island polotea

two é ve ars will be allowed for re M Pe a Wa . [
ooval of tirmie

Further part ara of the Chief Forester, be n Hoomerang
yesuerie, i, , OF District Forester, Prince) 1). aie Siesah Sort rom Masset, Port Clemente and

1 Klose Upper Iniand poluts
TIMBER SALE Xx 2615. POST PRANDIATI I lays a.m

Sealed tenders will be recetvea by te Continuous performances
| semnieee ce aa ™ m Biter a nee i Chief merryvmaker Mansiet Yor Skidegate, Queen Charlotte
“ , y oi ctober, 0, fo ; :

Reet on ad Tee ent , 4 of os esos \y EF Kal Dra City and Lower Island pointe
fer of Sprtce an emlock and 0,000 ' tenftember L tober 2 )
feet BLM. of felled and bucked Spruce on Wizard cian \ It A r 5,.18; Ootober 2, 1é
au area situated om hildaila Hiver, Range San and 30,

2, Coast Land District. "Re

Te Me years Will be siiowed for re- Croupler De La Jay Bow
moval of tsnpber, ~ : :
¢ Purther particutars of the Unlef Forester, Guests The Hobos From Skidegate. Queen Charlotte
| reteese s ae , or District Forester, pa) Camy leared at 10 ‘piu City and Lower Island points

, i Hobos take >the read at 40:30 Seplember. fi, 28; Qeteber 12
TIMBER SALE X 2587. p ind 26

For Skagway and the Yukon.
Ss tember 6, 47, 27; October

11, 22 and November 1.

From Gkagway and Yukon.
dectober 1,

i5, 26. and November 5,

September 10, 21;

Stewart, Maple Gay and Swamp

Point.
For—Saturdays ...... 9 p.m
From—Bundays ...+++4+ p.m

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the classified liat

TERRACE
FRUIT LANDS

and Town Lots

$100 to 6500
per pot on

Acre tote close to Town §160 to

$2300 per fot on easy terms

rss : lois 2% miles from town,
war #50 and #55 per acre

 

 

in Terrace
easy tories

Town boi

(in ; lot & milés out all
good land, about fe

ir acres of Dear
ing fruit trees # 1 well and ine,
no buildings, good read t& pretiiace®
Price ep Ver acre. iiaif cash,
balance year

Kenney Bros. & Co.

Real Evtete Brokers.
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