THE DAILY NEWS es Baal HELP SINKING HELP To the Thrifty Money Saving People of Prince Rupert and Vicinity THE OLD RELIABLE GROSSMAN CLOTHING HOUSE HAVE SUNK THEIR PROFITS INTO YOUR POCKETS. NEVER BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF THIS CITY WERE SUCH REAL GENUINE AND BIG BARGAINS OFEFRED AS THERE ARE AT THIS SALE. THE REASON IS “WE NEED MONEY” TO SATISFY OUR CREDITORS AND AS MONEY IS SUCH A SCARCE ARTICLE NOW WE ARE GOING TO THE EXTREME IN BARGAIN GIVING TO GET IT —- REMEMBER -- NO OLD STUFF, THE GROSSMAN GUARANTEE WITH EVERYTHING OUR STORE |S FULL OF NEW GOODS IN THE LATEST STYLES —- DON’T FAIL TO ATTEND THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE REAL MONEY ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE -- ENTIRE STOCK MARKED AT GIVING-AWAY PRICES COME EARLY AND GET YOUR VALUES TRY YOUR LUCK IN THE DRAWING CONTEST -- 25° T0 $25 ARTICLES FOR 25° -- EVERYBODY WINS READ THINK COME AND SAVE --- EVERYTHING GOES IN THIS GREAT SALE “WE NEED MONEY” 500 Shirts, Regular $1.00 and $1.25, now... . .55c $3.50 to $5.00 Felt Mats................... $1.85 $27.50 fine quality Biue and Fancy Suits. . .$17.45 $1.25 and $1.00 Work Shirts................ 65c Excelda Handkerchiefs, 3 for................. 25c 24 $17.50 Blue Serge Suits............... $10.95 = por ye ork eee ie creas oa | $4.50 Work Shoes, to clear’.......... 6.6.5. $2.45 ORGS Weed OU. diss, 5. ceed ddeosas $1.65 $4.50 Dress Shoes, all go for.............. $2.75 ; 200 pairs $5.00 Oxfords, per pair........... $2.45 $4.00 and $3.50 Pants..................4.5. $2.95 $5.50 Dress Shoes to clear............... $3.95 $15.00 Guaranteed Raincoats .............. $9.85 | $5.00 Corduroy Pants ......... 0.6.06 c cee $3.45 $6.00 Heavy Work Shoes, per pair...... . $3.95 $17.50 and $15.00 Tweed and Worsted Suits, $9.25 | 75c Balbriggan Underwear. per garment... .. .26c $2.50 Fedora Soft Felt Hats............... . 950 $26.00 Biue and Fancy Suits.............. $14.95 $1.50 All Wool Underwear, per garment...... 95c “WE NEED MONEY” $1.25 medium weight underwear, per garment. . .75 | Sixty Dozen 20c Cotton Sox, per pair.......... 10c Thirty Dozen Grey Work Sox, per pair........ 15¢ | $1.00 and 75c Tweed Caps, now............... 45c | 60c Suspenders various makes............... 25c 60 Silk Ties, various styles.................. 25c | 50c Leather Work Gloves.................... 2c | BHD amMOretee in kc hb edececsccecess 55 COME EARLY AND GET YOUR VALUES Franee for the iiie power light expected to rty miles, . . : 8 he f Lew regulations ind ofieer in France il annual child under bonus . * * Lniversity Governors that Latin shall no mpulsory it the gates of Bucking- one night last week, ie demanded ted entrance, on seeing King 6: i the Mormon ‘ ne Alberta, is now well from the ntains is being used in temple (Granite i uction + o * Purcell, itive of the N.8., on after a the fell inte the and ‘ik before a boat could youne Halifax, Avon rivar, Thur day. flight, river, avia was at In ‘ mn } * * * of the ipany, Limited, w United as held nlion N.S., last week he howed that the apple in in & prosperous condi Co-operation has * done improve methods and to better markets * + ” '. Geddes Grant, a prom COMMission merehant of ) Spain, Trinidad, who was x last week, says that ried an excellent oppor tablish a profitable Sihe retining of crude m ‘Trinidad, 16 | subject | working for a medi > > * f mysterious fires in} Londen, which did inated at more than ‘as attributed to the} arson squad, 6. ae essed woman with ers in her pocket was ; ; Se A TOOLS PRR MOL BS HED ROLLS MOLLE MOLES SMCS, PEFR 8 British Columbia's annual fish catch is valued at $35,000,000, * * . | For raising 100 to 1,000 shares of a Cal- gary oil company, by forgery,| Fred Simon was sentenced to nine} n ths’ imprisonment with hard} labor by Magistrate Sanders of | that city. s 2&2 G. A. Cook, Canadian govern- | ment agent at Kansas City, ac- | companied by a party of Kansas | route to} City catilemen, are en i British Columbia for the purpose | lof selecting a territory in British | Columbia for the raising of pure- bred cattle * * . fhe opening of the Panama Canal! to the world’s commerce on August 15th was announced by Secretary Garrison Probably the first vessel to pass through the wreat Waterway will be the Crisobal, war department steam- er now at Colon. * * * The amalgamation of the Bank of Nova Scotia and the Metropoli- tan Bank, two of the leading chartered banks of Canada, has been announced, As the result of the merger, the bank of Nova Seotia will take its place as the fourth largest bank in Canada, with a paid up capital of $6,500,- 000. and a reserve of $44,750,-. 000 rhe total deposits will ag- gregate $67,043,789, and total assets 804,142,284 The net pro- fits of the combined institutions in 1913 were $1,592,662, oe @ By direction of the Canadian Government, Inspector Beytes is in Halifax fitting up an expedition to visit the frazen North in seareh two explorers who entered for a reeord of the Radford and Street } ularity ; sembly the north some time in 1911, and were last heard of in January, 1012. It is. feared that these men were killed by the Pequimaux, * * . j Prinee Alexand f Teek, the new Govérnor-General of Canada, made a most favorable impres sion at the Canadian dinner to celebrate Dominién Day, held at Gonnaught Room London, on July tat Phe Prince showed a CREDITOR’S SALE anor The Grossman Clothing House sneer LOOK FOR THE BIG YELLOW SIGN OLDS
  • * A large meeting of women was held in the Technical College as- | Halifax, Mon-| day night of last wee’ in the in- | terests of a movement to reduce | the cost of living. An address} was given by Mrs. J. A. Wilson, | of Ottawa convener of the House- | hold Eeonomie Committee of the} National Council of Women of | Several Halifax ladies} in the discussion and} taken for the forma- room, on Canada, part steps were took i | i tion of a league to co-operate} in the reduction of food prices. | Bared Girl’s Heart a | Lohdon, July 27.—A despatch | from Pistoria, Italy, declares that} Dr. Vannueci, chief surgeon of} the hospital there, has accom-| plished a marvel of surgery. He operated on a girl named Maria Tondia to remove a needle. ac- cidentally run into her body to the heart, which in its aetion, came in contact with the point of the needle The surgeon, holding the girl's heart in his hand, found that the pulsations, violent at first, gradually ceased. “It is all over,” he exclaimed, but as a last hope, he started to massage the heart ittle by lit tle its activity was stimulated, and the operation was success fully finished, Chance to Make Money Money is tight and I need it, so here's an offer: Up to August ist [ will supply my $25 heating coil fro $15. I guarantee this to boil water in fifteen min- utes, and not to affect the oven. Forty now in use and giving en regular tire satisfaction. Ask for refer- ences, The reliable plumber, Harry Hanson, P. O, Box 395, Phone 489. 1ostf. K. EB, Confectionery sells high | vlass iee cream in bricks; also pure candies, | “The Cream of the Grain =e P. | ~yhhs ‘ee - Phe “ ROYAL STANDARD FLOUR The mills are grinding day and night to supply the demand. Your sack awaits you at your grocer’s THE FRENCH CHAMPION IN ENGLAND — sane ad “It's Always the Same? ee Georges ( ntier (on left) champion heavyweight of France, - who defended Iris tithe against Gunboat Smtih at the Olympia in L on July 16th, Fyfe at Fort George Bought at Fort George i R. Bas Fyfe, of Hartford. | rhe Royal Bank of Canada has | who yisited Port George | py chased Lot 4, Bloek 14214, aj Conn THE UNION STEAMSHIP CO., OF B.C, LIMITED SS, VENTURE Sails for Simpson, Naas, Mill Bay, connecting for Aiyansh - pane ee eee Se eae fifty-foot corner loeated on the Fridays at 2 p, m.; for Vancouver Saturdays at 4 p. m. 5 we age ooking over condi s - oo hoy pe lone - fe ements | Uertheast eroner of Gentral Ay- SS. CHELOHSIN eat a ate ala at ae enue and Hammond Street, / : in regard’ to the Fort George wee ob tht ee os oe Lm Sails for Simpson, Arrandale and Granby Bay every Sun- property which he purchased on) ing by the hank and it le an day at midnight; for Vancouver, the South, Tuesdays at a previous visits, He éxpresses |‘ i an. . , . ss ad ‘ne 4 the im- |" muneed that a medern bank! op. m. eres i : ‘ . i %, ~|building will be erected as soon | PHONE 568 JOHN BARNSLEY, Agent, SECOND AVE. yrovements \ ‘ aye ee we ade during the interval since bis |" the leases held by other ten 4 last trip M Fyfe will remain|* expire rhe Tribune, A a short time in Fort George Phe Tribune . Two Viewpoints BEEN ELE EEE EERE EE EES EERE EERE SD EERE ED eee — , . A Definition Modeat Butots-"t am going to) Plumbi Steamfittin marry your sister, Willie, but Tj - ’ Pa, what i sctentifie sales now | am net good enough for and sheet metal work manship? hey Giese | ‘Selling a Candid Little Brother-—'’Phat's What sis says, bul ma’s been tell-| jie her she can’t de any better,” dress suil te who went into the a eelluloid collar.” a man shop to buy at fair prices Western Plumbing Co., Ld REAR ERRERA R eR e eeeeee eee