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The following timely article
appeared in a recent issue of
The Daily Colonist:

“You may quote me as say-
ing that in my judgment there
is nothing in the present sit-
uation, nor in possible future
developments, which justify
any alarm being felt by the
people of this Province, and
particularly the business com-
munities, as the the perman-
ancy of their positions as citi-
zens and property interests.”

‘This statement was conveyed
to The Colonist yesterday by
Sir Richard MeBride, The
Premier continued: “We are
passing through.a testing pe-
riod. Let us be calm, as we
are courageous and confident.

“I take the view that it be-
hooves everyone of us to be
considerate of the position of
his neighbor at this crisis. In
a thousand ways embarrass-
ments involving pecuniary re-
lations may ensue for a time,
but this only imposes upon us
the obligation to devise a thou-
sand ways for allaying these
embarrassments.

 

“It would be as unpatriotic
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.8 carriers,

Saturday, August 8, luli

as it would be foolish and un-
warranted for each individual
at this time to act the part of
a self-seeking
Most of us are
non-combatants; but we must
see to it that we acquit our-
selves like men in the peaceful
paths of good-citizenship.”
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opportunist.
by necessity

In some of the countries of
the world the deciaration of
war cancels all financial obli-
gations for the meantime.
While perhaps this may be a
little strdng, it is quite right to
protect the individual when the
declaration of war has put it
beyond his powers to meet his
obligations. Under such con-
ditions everybody is in the
same boat and it behooves all
good citizens to treat others as
they themselves would be treat-
ed. This, of course, shouldn't
furnish a pretext to anyone to
forgo the obligations he can
well meet. Nobody, at the same
time need fear any serious re-
sults as publie opinion, if not
the courts themselves. would
prevent any abuse of advan-
tages furnished by the present
conditions.

Notes from Bella \Coola

F, Johnson, of Firvale, spent
last week end in town, returning
to his ranch on Tuesday with a
heavy load of agricultural imple-
ments and grain,

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Mr. and Mrs. Iver Nygaard, of
Hagensborg, are to be congratu-
lated on the birth of a son.

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The sockeye fishing season is
nearing its close and in a few
days time the local fishermen will
be taking a well-earned rest be-
fore commencing fishing cohoes,
of which there is always an ex-
cellent run in local waters. The
season so far has been a good one
for both the eannery and the
fisherman.

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Harry Burt and Fred Anderson
returned from Safety Cove on
Tuesday. They report that pub-
lic works have been closed down
at that place.

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The sympathy of the people

throughout the whole valley are

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with Mr. and Mrs. A. Hammer
Nootsatsum, in their sad bereaye-
ment occasioned by the death of

their infant son son, Alger Eric,
aged nine months,-who passed
away on Saturday morning last

after a short illness.
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Local streams are at present
teeming with trout and the town
boys are takine full advantage of
the fact. Catches of from twenty-
five to forty are becoming gen-
eral, insomuch that fresh trout
is no longer a luxury with most
people. Several youngsters have
shown commendable enterprise
in building a smoke-house where
they are curing their surplus fish.

The town was roused to acti-
vilty early Monday morning by the
news that an aged lady, Mrs. HU.
Thorson, who had gone into the
woods on Sunday afternoon for
the purpose of picking _ berries
had not returned to her home and
in spite of a close search had not
yet been found, Constable

Borughton at once organized a

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search party and proceeded to th
place, which about five
up the valley, and it was
béfore Frank Johnson, one of
searchers,
lady in a very exhausted condi
tion. She was at one:
her home and medical
Summoned. Latest report
that she is suffering consid
from shock
progressing
her way in the
overtook her and
pelled to spend the night the
bush which at
fested by bear.
racking
let alone
age.

SEATTLE’S MAYOR
GIVES RUPERT BOOST

The shorter distance fiom
Eastern shipping points to Prince
Rupert over the Canadian
will make that city the
point for the Alaska railway con-
struction and not Seattle.

This is the pleasant prediction
made by Mayor Gill at a political
meeting at Bremerton. He be-
lieves steel and foodstuffs will go
north through the Prince Rupert
port.

“Seattle and Northwest cities
will receive a jolt when Northern
shipments begin,” said the mayor
“As long as consignments can
go over Prince Rupert line free
of duty, that city will be the big
one for Alaskan trade.”

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came across

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and expost
favorably |
woods, da
she was
this place is
Truly a
experience for
a lady of Mrs.

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WOMEN DIGGING TRENCHES

Female Population of Servia and
Montenegro Aiding Men in
Defence Work

Women of
and Montenegro are
flocking to the colors to aid in re-

London, August 7.
Servia

sisting the invasion of Austria.
Montenegro is preparing to aid

Servia and dispatches declare that
women are throwing up en-
trenchments near Priboj, where

an infantry and a mountain bat-
tery has been stationed.

With Austria moving every

vailable body of troops towards
the eery in front et Serviet 1s
ma xy every preparation to re-
sist the advance. Strong detach-
ments have been sent to Valyevo
and Uzhitza, both fortified towns
on the Bosniar frontier. The
Servian women will fight should-
er to shoulder with the men in
the ranks.

QUEEN QUALITY
Don't delay inspection.

The new models are so attractive

that you can’t afford to miss them
Peck'’s Shoe Store 183
Miller, the second hand man,

pays the highest prices for gents’

cast-off clothing, tools, ete, Will
call any time. Phone 565. 825

Third Avenue, 163-189

The ability to say “thank you”

is one of the stepping stones of
success,

The secret of making oneself
tiresome is not to know when to
stop.

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in time of physical trouble caused by
indigestion, biliousness resulting from — |
torpid liver, inactive bowels, is al-
ways given, quickly, certainly, safely
by the most famous of family remedies

-BEECHAM’S
PILLS

Largest Sale of Any Medicine im the World.
Seld everywhere. In boxes, 26 conte

FOR RENT

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BATH.( WATER INCLUDED)
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Rt. Hon. Jas. Lowther
Speaker of the British House
of Commons

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WILD ENTHUSIASM
ON BOULEVARD PARIS
nes 5 ROOMED HOUSE FUR-

Pais, August 7 The wildest |
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enthusiasm was manifested on|
the boulevards when the first vie- | SUMMIT AVE.: $50
tory to the French arms was re
ported. |

Bodies of men formed in reg-| P 0 & RADFORD
ular companies in ranks of ten) ATTULLO AVENUE
deep and paraded the streets | :
waving the tri-color and other}”
national embleins and = cheering

1836 ous BANK o 1914

and singing the Marsellaise”™ |

and the “Internationale and}

throwing their hats in the air BritishNorthAmerica
On the sidewalks were many/

78 Years in Business.

Capital ANO SuRPLUS $7,786,666.

weeping women and children. All}
the stores and cafes were desert- |
ed, The marching of the soldiers |
in the with the Fnglish,

Russian and French flags flying: | Teach The Children
the singing of patriotic songs and | The Value of Money

the shouting of “On to Berlin” |
was less remarkable than If your children learn, etidie
not only how to

streets,

even
the general demeanor and cold :

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resolution of most of the people. Gowing,

spend money wisely, but how,

ELLIS PLEADED GUILTY
EARLY MORNING COURT

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by self-denial, to save some-
| thing for the future, yod will
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| have started them on the road

to financial success, Opena

There was an early morning Savings Account for each in
trial yesterday by Judge Young | the Bank of British North
who left on the Prince Rupert for) America, and encourage them
the seuth. The court convened |

at eicht o’elock when John Eliis| to add to it regularly.

‘ sare ‘hargead With wourne ing!
ee tt RSs PRINCE RUPERT BRANCH

a companion in a drunken brawl
P. MARGILTTS, Manager.

at Granby Bay.

 

Ellis pleaded guilty and sen- |.
tence was deferred : Tin tHe FLEE | oe ie ae seagate ateate espa ne neice east aneaie eae
Ellis drew ai pocket knife and ‘ ‘
stabbed his opponent in the hand Prince Rupert Dairy Co.
and abdomen rhe wounds were : e
not serious. } FOR GUARANTEED PURE MILK

AND CREAM
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Shiftlessness is mostly only All Cows government vested. Bvery-
‘ . vs » for? -seness thin sanitary and m for in-
another name for*aimlessness, guaction, "Tears bottle subjected to

| 200 degrees heat. Ours is the only
plant in the city doing this. Orders
delivered or can be had at Knott's
Bakery, Spurr’s Fish Market, Stal-
ker & Wells, Fulton Cash Market
and Northern Meat Market.

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NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE that the Municipality of
City of Prince Rupert has determined
struct a wharf running out into the
harbour of Prince Kupert, “Ee part
of Waterfront Lots “D” and “E”, Section
Two, in the City of Prince Rupert, which
portion of said waterfront lots is the

property of the City of Prince Rupert:
And take further notice that the city of

Prince Kupert has deposited a description Lind
and plans of said work itm quadruplicate

   

 

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with the Minister of Public Works, and 5

duplicate copy of such description anc

pians has also been deposited with the ALF HALLIGAN

|} Registrar of Deeds for the County of Atlin,

situate 4 > ‘ er -rovinee

jaimate ar Drives Rupert: 1B TRE PROV CS | At iggenininni niacin oioiiciinioot
Dated this 6th day of August, 1914 epee ieee ee eee: aa ai

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NOTICE

City Clerk
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KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

THIRD ANENUE
Builders’ Supplies

Plumbers’ supplies
Paints

Oils
Varnishes

P.O. DRAWER 1524

HARDWARE
MONARCH MALLEABLE ™

PHONE No. 3

Sheet and Plate Glass
Plate Glass Mirrors
Stoves, Ranges
‘Tinware
Graniteware

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the issue of a fresh certificate of ttle
for Lots 10 and 11, in Block 11, in the

 

test Ave. and McBride 61.

 

 

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SHINGL®” , MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS

PRINLE RUPERT LUMBER CO. ;

A 4. BURROUGHS, Manager

 

Subdivision of District Lot 649, Range
Five, Coast District, Province of British
Columbia, Map 864

NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that it is
my intention to issue after the expiration
of one month from the first publication
hereof a fresh certificate of title in the
name of Louts Galli for the above men
tioned Lots which Certificate is dated
December 15, 1910, and is numbered 3131

H. FP. MACLEOD,
District Registrar
Land Registry OMece, Prince Rupert, B

 

   

  
  
  

  

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Tar and Gravel and Ready Made Roofing
Damp-Proofing Water-Proofing
Repairing

P.O. Bos 439 PHONE 206

BLYTHE BROS.

PLASTERING CONTRACTORS
Phone 194

Satisfaction guaranteed

HARRISON W. ROGERS

Architect

Suite (, Federal Block
PRINCE RUPERT, B. OC,

Phone 300 P. O. Box 1635

 

DR. GILROY, DENTIST

Crown and Bridge Work a
Specialty,

Office: Smith Bik., Third Avenue

GENERAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE
South Wellington Coal

PHONES: 36 Office. RESIDENCE 110
333 Second Avenue PRINCE RUPERT

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JOUNSTON
Phone Green 321

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MONEY TO LOAN
Bos 158
Helgerson Block Prince peru bt

Office corner 2nd Street 4

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LADYSMITH COAL
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P. ROBERTSON

Chariered Accountant

Audits, investigations, Agjusimen's LI
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| Smith Block, Brd Ave, *rince Rupert &

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Contractor & Builder

Estimates Given on Moy

Phone Black 294

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Architect
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