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DAILY EDITION,

Has Minister of Lands
Been a Success?

Anwone travelling throughout British Columbia finds that
the general opinion oO he people is there never has been a mints-
ter of lands who has dministered his office is well as has
Pattullo, Take the matter of lumber. He prtat nerthern B. C. on
the map msotar the mber business is eoncerned, True there
is a slump just now owing to the drop in prices and the action ¢
the Dominion Governmeut in raising the freight rates; bul that
is only temporary.

It was in « nection with aeroplane spruce production that
Mr. Pattullo first made a mark. He forced owners to sell thei
timber for use in the war and established an éndustry ‘in this part
of the province which has had most far-reaching results. From
now.on the lumber industry will be one of the basic imdusines
of the place. This was wel! expressed by Vice-Preside Haves
of the Canad Nat Railwavs when he was here recently.
Puip and Paper
Production in North.

In the matter of pulp and paper production, not only are
these industries already operatmg suceesstully down the cous
but nezo . ler Ww for several more industries o
similar ture, which bo be Kitimat and another
this neighborhoo which « iot be given « ow
The waterpowel ‘ tere - ve id part cutars t
gard to limits othe letans r ! something wil hw
never done by former administrations,

Lands Opened
For Settiers.

An attempt is being made to show that the present Govern-
ment is not responsible for the settling up of the lands, but that
it has been done by private companies. This is very wide of the
mark. The ; ten rv Lands t similar weanizations have
been force ret throug! he pressure put on them bv the Land
Seitiement Bourd and everyone knows the results in the Bulkley
and Nechako valleys and adjacent districts. The minister. of
Jlands jis the first eflicient minister of his departments He has

used energy combined with commonsense, the two requirements

in addition to common honesty, which are necessary for the work

does the werk

PRESENTATION TO “THE PAGAN GOD”
MISS A. M. DUNLOP Griental Drama at the Westholme

Theatre Tonight Full

He is wot spectacular but he aml gets resulis.

 

A surprise party to Miss A. M. of Mystery.
Dunlop was giver last evening by To his sweetheart, Beryl Addi-
Miss FE. M. Ear! at the home of son, and to the Ar an Consul
Mi nd. Mrs. Jack, Fifth Ave. E. br Wintl ~ ed an i
The occasion was the presenta- and a trai his ¢ nirt whe
tion of a bea : -£ ass hi ‘ intung d tt
i Miss ID op by bh fellow re I Pong of J j
' i t tl es a oO la ne bee
| asa ning ie at ©) hi ‘ I } hope
ecards After « nty est nis day | wuld sit on
huge punch bowl was ght ith de J fing? Was
j ane } toasts were p his li played the renegade
wed by the singing - his swee a and hbe-
Syn hatcehetmatr the
Those preset! were Miss A. M | iZ Or wae { learn the
Dunlop, M Inez Ross, Misa I ~ i by the Jade Buddha
LaTra Mra. 1. Moor Mr. and hicl = | the chamber of
Mra... J (uli Mr and Mrs. th Tong?
&. K. Shan Mr. and Mrs. Howard fhe Paga (rod a gripping
wi Mr. and Mrs. J. Ja Harry ' if a Mongolian conspiraey.
Jolnsos A. A Lii-€ W \ Mac - ! B. Warner in the role of
donaid A. Donohue and Willie \ diploma will be
Limbie en at the Westholme might,

 

 

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‘When
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up “tired as a dog”
and sleep is full of
ugly dreams you need

BEECHA

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CONFIDENCE
IN CANDIDATE
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Terrace Liberals Elect Officers and
Predict Overwheiming Majority

for Mr. Pattullo
PILLS PERRACE, N / Ai tt
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Fatigue is the result Monday, the
of poisons produced Foor th
by exercise or failure :
to digest food proper- : =
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promptly with the ai Waite, John \ ves “
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Wednesday, NOvermber 17.
High, 5:56 a.m., 17.5 feet
17:39 p.n 17.1
mw, 41:56 a i {a4 cert
Thursday, November 18.
High, 6:52 a ! feret
1R:i68 1 1¢

Low, 0:5 a.n
12:39 | 10.4

Phe time used ts 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 others is
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 in the
Prince Kupert harbor is slightly
than Port Simpson

The height is in feet and tenths
of feet above the average level of

“ lower low water.

the Daily News

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MINERAL ACT

Certificate of Improvements.

  

 

  
  

wert I
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pr fT N : and Lopper conf
: 7 Minera vines situate im the Nags
River Mining Division of Casciar District
Where tocated Kitesanit Hive Aliee Arm

lane NOTICE that I} George A. Youns
ree Miner's Certificate N 6505-C, act
ing for myself and a® agent for Joseph
Welle Pree Miner's Certificate Ne 40e6nt
‘ ema? Arie avedeon, Free Miner's Cer
tificate “ sVO28-C, intend sixty days
from the date hereof Lt mptys te Ue
Mining Reeorder for @ Certificate of im
Praverents for the purt ‘ f taining
“ own ant Of the above ai tnes

And further take mot that action, um
der ction * mat be minenced before
the besuance of suet ertificate of Improve
ments

Dated this 6th day of November, 1020

el hy
PRINCE RUPERT COURT HOUBE,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed Tenders, superseribed “Tender for
Princ® tupert Court House and’ Heating
Prince Rupert Court House’ will be re-
ceived by the Honourable the Mintater of
Public Works up to 12 o'clock noon of
ihursday the 25th day of November, 1920,
for the ‘ mm and completion of &
Court House at Prince HKupert and the

Heating arrangements

in comection there
fwith in the Prince

Kupert Electoral Dis

jtriect, #. ¢
Pians and Speetiications, Contract, and
forts of Tender may be seen on and after

the 4th
mice of

J. Mahony, Eeq., Government Agent, Court
House, Vancouver
| J. H MeMollin, Req, Government Agent,
Court House, Prinee Hupert, B. C., or the
| Papertaseas of vublie Worms, Vietoria, B.C.
; le lowest or any tender not necessarily
jaccepted

k

day of November, 1020, at the

A POKWEMAN,

lvublic Works Engineer. —

\Public Works Department,

 

; Vietoria, B. ©,
| October 26 1020,
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TIMBER SALE X 2733.

| Sealed tenders will be received by the!

iDistrict Forest, Prince HKupert, got tater
jiban neon on the {7th Gay of November,
1020, for the puechase of Licenee X 2748
jnear Burns Lake, B. C., to cut 7104 Jack
pine and Spruce Ties |

Two years will be allowed for removal)
ef timber

Further particulars of the Chief Poresier,
Victoria, or the Distriet Forester, Prince |
hhupert j

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in Prince Rupert i
N°vember 17, 1910
Phe Phos Pheatre ba
down and the sheriff
POs seRsion the property y
day.
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H | Mehae addressed
Presbyterian Church Chub on
New Thought last evening
Rev. F. W. Kerr told-the it
ling story of Bt. Franci« r*
Dr. W. T. Kergin, Frat
Aldermas Naden, Mra. Phipy
Mrs. DD. MeLeod, Mra. Dunlop and
Mesars, Cowal and Poole took part
in the din: ion
a +
Miss McTavish is on her ways
to Prines liupert to become
matron of the new General to
pital,
> Ze a
H. O. Butler has returned to the
wily after spending four monthe
travelling is Alaska and = thé
Yukon
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H. F. Methae is boliding a new
two storey building on Mecond
Avenue,

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The Brunswick Oval Horn Is Built Entirely of Wood
Hear The Brunswick in Prince Rupert at

McRae Bros., Ltd. Walker's Music Store

Prince Rupert, B.C.

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Sole Canadian Distributors

MERCHANDISE
Portage Avenue E..,

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TIMBER SALE X 26706. Agency All Ocean Steamship Lin
t aa Dy tne / for information and reservations - Toast reo
vember Clty Ticket OMce, GRE Third Avenue
4 ti U
sliowed for removal
, th 0 . E. of SKIR S
iriel Forester, Prine A ! ’
TIMBER SALE X 2734. S . {
. ] Skirts
ied tenders witt be reestved hy the 20 per cent, discount as ring
; : ! ef ert, later rT . 0 &
% ta mo \awamine f Starting 1 HURSDAY
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’ i ; wil ! aliowed for removal Miss GLEESO C
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wal in \ ile f the Chet vore ater, Prince Rupert, B. :
Me rey ee Third Avenue peosoneoettsecnera
TIMBER SALE X 2219. c- seen
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" i " is a View p not later otary 4 .
Sy coat: FFE COLLART, Notary *";
in Halsam 1 Avenue, Seer enths
1 lemiluek | i wea adboinin ’ lie oo Graben | 12 mon
a4 ” ' Pp, James Teiand ange , FOR my EOP D half caahe balance © ae : delivered
' iopat i ’ ", ? ® 13.00 per
ears will “e allowed for re ON COAL | Bulk, % t
mney es EEE oe sae inlet Saspntes FOR SALE | ache RANGE on the Cont
‘ ‘ Dietrict Forester, Prince Most i AR , Claima pe
D a - } —— od anes ithovel By of North Amerie
Never forget to look through f P. 0. Box 66 Westholme Theatre
the classified list | ‘annem

   
  
   
  
  
       
    
  
  
    
       
  
  
    
    
     
     
     
    

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Midnight Thursday
\NVOXN Wednesday 10 p.m
"s S$. PRINCE JOHN op.
Ocean Falls. Beaver Cove and Vancouver Sunday

6.8. PRINCE ALBERT

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wilt t altiowed for re ' ul ' :
TRAIN SERVICE
= Passenwer Monday, Wednesday and Saturday &

TIMBER SALE X 2324