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of the steamer Prince Rupert, and

_dered not to sell tickets to them.

   

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We buy and serve only the beet

the market affords. London Gafe.
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The Capilano came in Satur.
day with a cargo of coal,
ee.
Tasty 35¢ lunch at the Royal
Cafe. 163tf
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season cooked
London Cafe,
139-tf.

Everything in
the way you like it,

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We sell for less; terms cash.
Fuller's Grocery, 314 Third Ave.
ae RS.

Norfolk Rooms. Steam heated,
hot and cold water. Terms rea-
sonable, 6th Ave. and Fulton,

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The Prince Albert is expected
today with coal from Union Bay.
She leaves tomorrow evening for
Vancouver.

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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
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The baseball boys, who have
been helping the local team, left
yesterday on the Spokane for the

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Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners,
Phone 4. if
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D. MeD. Hunter is baek from

Vancouver.

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J. F. Brandt returned = today
from Vancouver

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©. W. Peck and M. P. MeCaffery
returned on the Alice today from
a trip through the interior.
ee

Mrs. Jarvis McLeod, who. has
been visiting in the Fast, return.
ed on the Alice today.

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G. W. Morrow returned on the
Alice today. His daughter is now
quite recovered.

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Capt. Stork’s recruiting list
closes tomorrow. There are al-
ready about ninety on the list.
Letters have been received from
men up the line asking that a
place be saved for them,

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Athol Fraser is leaving shortly
for Meanskinish to do assessment
work on a bunch of mining claims
in that vicinity.

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Household goods and furniture }

south: as good as new at half price.
2S Crosby's Second Hand Store, 889
The Prince Rupert Sash and|Third Avenue. 153-tf
Door Company closed down on "
Saturday. They have a large SOUTHBOUND
stock on hand and will supply the nel
general trade as usual. The Princess Beatrice took a|

e+ es
Capt. Barney Johnson, formerly

now of the pilot board in Vancou-
ver, has joined the navy reser-
vists and is now a sub-lieutenant
at Esqiumalt.
ae. ©

Official orders have been re-
ceived by the port officials here
that all German or Austrian re-
servists must not leave the port.
The steamship companies are or-

In fact it is now dificult for any-
one who cannot prove they are
British subjects to get a ticket.
Ve ee

A local centre of the St. John
Ambulance Association will be
formed tonight at a meeting to be
held in the Board of Trade rooms
at 8 o'clock. An organization
committee composed of Rev. G. A.|
Rix, Dr. J. P. Cade and Perey F.
Godenrath are arranging the de-
tails for the initial meeting which
gives promise of a splendid at-

full passenger list south on Sun-
day night, every berth being tak-
en. Among the passengers were:
N. E. Myers, Jas. Calaghan, B. R.
Warden, J. A. Wright, R. Seott, P.
M. Miller, Laton Frewin, Mrs. F.
Balfour, Mrs. J. Somervillee, P. I.
Palmer, Mrs. L. M. Johnson. D.
A. MeDonald, W. H. Carver, F.
N. Cox, J. Bruce Johnston, H. R.
Snyder, P. L. Leslie, E. 8S. Coates,
A. J. Lovell, M. Albert, A. Sylves-
ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Page.

NEW BOATS ARE SUBMARINES

There has been considerable
discussion about town as. to
whether the two new Canadian
war vessels were torpedo boats or
submarines.

Mr. George D. Hull, on a recent
visit to Seattle, was shown about
the Seattle ship building yards,
and the boats building for Chili
were shown to him. They were
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WAR FORCING

instances this is true, at W.

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During the past week everybody has been worrying about
the advancing prices of merchandise. Now, while in many

THIRD AVENUE, just the reverse conditions exist. They

goods—not junk—but the BEST to be found anywhere, at
prices so low that you will be almost astounded. Watch
if you have boy friends going to
the front, they have just the
brances you would wish to give.

PRICES DOWN

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ARK’S JEWELRY STORE, on
Window an assortment of

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LATE WAR NEWS HAPPENINGS

FROM THE EUROPEAN CENTERS

 

 

MONTREAL PORT CLOSED |
FIRST TIME IN mage

Montreal, August 10,—The port
of Montreal was practically clos-

ed last week for the first time in|

history, All week a tug fleet pat-
rolled the lower harbor and a
foree of 200 men was sworn in to}
exclude all landsmen from the}
wharves.

Sailors on vessels in port are
allowed to leave their ships only

under escort,
permitted to come into port or t
leave without an expressly writ
ten permission.

NEW PAPER CURRENCY
ANNOUNCED IN ENGLAND

London, August 10.—-Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer Lloyd
George announced in the House
of Commons that the Bank of
England rate was to be reduced to
six per cent. The government,
he said, had not decided to sus-
pend specie payments.

Chaneellor Lloyd
tended that anyone hoarding gold
Was assisting the enemy of his
country. At the same time, with
the view of economizing gold and
maintaining the integrity of the
gold standard, it was proposed to

George con-

issue notes of £4 (85) and 10s
$2.50), convertible to gold at
the Bank of England. These
were available on Friday to the
extent of $15,000,000, and now
are being issued at the rate of

$25,000,000 daily. Postal orders
are also to be made legal tender
on the same terms as notes.

YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL

Northwestern

Vancouver, 6; Taeoma, 1.

Ballard, 7; Spokane, 2.

Spokane, 7; Ballard, 4.

Seattle, 3; Victoria, 2.

Coast

Oakland, 5; Los Angeles, 4.

Los Angeles, 10; Oakland. 7.

Portland, 2; Venice, 4.

Portland, 0; Venice, 4.

SanFranciseo 12, Sacramento 4.

San Franciseo 8, Sacramento 0.

The Prince John arrived this
morning from. Vaneouver and
will leave tonight for Granby Bay,
Naas River and Stewart. She will
make the Skidegate trip later in
the week, but the Masset trip is
cancelled.

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WOMEN TO HELP

The women of Canada
have decided to furnish a
hospital ship for the war ata
cost of $100,000. British
Columbia's’ share of this is
$10,000, and Prince Rupert's
share about $500. The ladies
of Prince Rupert will meet
today at 3 p.m. in the K. of
P. Hall to consider raising
this sum, which must be on
hand by Thursday. All the
ladies should attend.

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N EW S The Daily News goes into nearly every home in
Prince Rupert, It is the popular newspaper of
the city because it is clean and reliable. It has all
is the news of the city, and keeps in touch with events
and topics interesting to Northern British Colum-

sare bia, It treats these subjects with moderate opti- i

SANE mism and reliability. ,
‘The Daily News is the most valuable paper to
ePtov advertisers because it is read by the buying public.
IMPARTIAL It has a bigger circulation than any other paper in
the vity, It is read by the class of people the

INDEPENDENT advertisers want to talk to.

INTELLIGENT as art iiviaiedidinindesiiciaptintateeamtemagii testi nili
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* all Canada, and financial
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* though there was no war
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The banking situation is
* very comfortable throughout

excitement, but the measures
are purely precautionary.
rhe banks report a number
of small depositors taking
out funds and storing them
in deposit boxes but as they
are paid off in bank notes
which are now legal tender it
* is a doubtful act of safety.
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SIR WILFRID MAKES.
STATEMENT ON WAR

Opposition Leader Says Canada
Should Help Mother Country
to Extent of Her Power
ae canoes
Ottawa, August 10.—Sir Wil-
fried Laurier, leader of the Op-

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position, who curtailed his holi-
at Athabascaville and re-
turned to his office at the capital
on aceount of the present war
erisis, gave out the following
statement to the press at noon

“It is now certain that England
will have to take her share in the
confliet, not only for the protee-
tion of her own interests but for
the protection of France and the
higher civilization of which these
two nations are today the noblest
expressions.

“The poliey of the Liberal par-
ty under such painful cireum-
stances well known, I have
often declared that if the Mother
Country were ever in danger Can-
ada would render assistance to
the full extent of her power. In
view of the eritical nature of the
situation I have eancelled all my
meetings. Pending such grave
questions there should be a truce
of party strife.”

PARISIAN JEWS RALLY
TO THE AID OF FRANCE

Imposing Patriotic Procession
Was Held in Paris

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Paris, August 10.—One of the
most imposing patriotic proces-
sions in Paris last week was

formed by more than two thous-
and Jews, who responded to the
call of the Hebrew Association of
Paris to join in the manifeta-
tions supporting the country.

Jews of all nationalities friend-
ly to France marched through the
principal streets, headed by a
great banner, upon which were
the words: “Jews, come to the
aid of France.”

English, French, Russian and
Belgian flags were carried in the
procession which wended its way
along the streets singing the
Marseillaise and heartily cheered
by the populace,

EUROPE IS BUYING
WHEAT IN CHICAGO
Chicago, August 10—European
buying of American wheat in de-
fiance of the mishwps of war, be-
gan again last week. British
sovernment guarantees against
possible losses by ocean capture
of any part of the millions of
bushels previously under con-
tract to go to English ports open-
ed the way for additional pur-
chasing notwithstandin® that the
guarantee had not yet been for-
mally extended to transactions
entered into since war was de-
clared.

MORGAN SENDS GOLD
FOR STRANDED ONES
New York, August 10.—J. P.
Morgan & Co. are understood to
have obtained from the Bank of
France, on the eredit of their
Go., $5,000,000 in gold to be plac-
ed immediately at the disposal of
Americans abroad who lack funds
on account of the war. It was
said that more gold would be
forthcoming in the same man-
ner, if necessary.

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AMERICANS BUY SHIP
TO GET BACK HOME

Syndicate of Stranded Americans
Getting Out of England

August 10 \
stranded

London, syndi-
cate of Americans
headed by Grant Hugh Browne, of
New York,
with philanthropy, have purchas-
ed the British steamer Viking for
the repatriation of their country
men at the price of $500 for each
berth. The syndicate has  ob-
tained the permission of the Bri-
tish Government for the vessel to

combining business

said today from Liverpool on its

first trip. It is understood the
Viking will fly the Stars and
Stripes. It is to make as many

trips as possible.
Among the 240 cabin
gers and 1,000 Americans going
in the steerage on board the
Philadelphia sailing last Wed
nesday, were many wealthy per-
sons. Enormous premiums were
offered for tickets. One specula-
tor offered Charles Aldrich and
family of Cleveland $1,000 for
their room or $500 if they al-
lowed him to travel with them.
Martin Vogel, United States
sub-treasurer at New York, and
his bride were among the pas-
sengers. They said they were in
Berlin five days and “the
mans were parading the
though celebrating  vietory.’
Later they passed through
Paris where they said “the econ-
trast was marvellous.’ The at
mosphere was quiet but tense.

PROTESILAUS HELD
AS HOSPITAL SHIP

Biue Funnel Liner Chartered for
Naval Service Following Ar-
rival at Vancouver

passen-

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streets
as
on

Vancouver, August 10.-Upon
the completion of her voyage
from Liverpool the Blue Funnel
liner Protesilaus was taken over
by the British Admiralty to act
as a hospital ship in case of
emergeney, First intimation of

this action was received by Cap

tain Braithwaite off William
Head when the Protesilaus was
boarded by an armed guard of

bluejackets from the D. G. 8. Ga-
liano under Lieut. Lifton, who in-
formed the commander of the
Blue Funnel liner that his ves-
sel was required by the British
naval authorities and would be
detained on this coast until fur-
ther notice,

SERMON ON THE WAR

Rev. H. R. Grant, in the Pres.
byterian Church last night
preached an able sermon on the
topie which is on everyone's lips,
“The War in Europe.”

He outlined the events leading
up to hostilities and showed that
Britain had exhausted every av-
enue for peace before she declar-
ed for war. He extolled the ehar-
acter and greatness of the Ger-
man people but pointed out that
it was not a war of the people but
of her kings. The Kaiser was an
over-ambitious man He wanted
to have the world erying at his
feet,

Mr. Grant believes that wars
are used by the Infinite to further
his own ends. and quotated his-
tory, both biblical and otherwise,
to substantiate his contention.

There was a large attendance
and the attention given to
the speaker showed the deep in

close

terest of everybody. The Na-
tional Anthem was sung at the
close,

WOULD LIKE TO LIVE HERE

Miss Helen Ham, of San Bar-
dino, Cal, paid a short visit to
this city on her return from a trip
to Alaska, She was so pleased
with the cool climate of the North
that she will try to inuuce her
parents to allow her to take a
situation in this city, She is an
experienced society editor as well
as knowing other departments of
newspaper work,

QUEEN QUALITY
Don't delay your inspection,
The new models are sé attractive
that you ean't afford to miss them
Peck's Bhoe Store, 183

PEEEEEEREREREEREEEAE EEE R EER ERROR EERE EE EE RE a

lambing, Steamfitting

and sheet metal

Western Plumbing Co., Ld

PARRA AKK ERA AAR A AREA ERA

GRAND TRUNK OFFICIALS
CONSIDER DOCK PLANS

Engineer and Steamship Com-
pany Manager Confer on Plans
for Rebuilding Pier

Seattle, August 10 s, P. Lu
cas, assistant e! eer of the
Western diVisior the Grand
railway, with headquarters im
Prince Rupert, is in the eity tay
ing plans for the truction of
the new pier which will take the
place of the Grand | nk Pacitt
dock burned last wee! lle ha
been in confer th Capt. ¢
H. Nieholson, of Va ve bo
gether they are lering the
needs of the « hie and
will report to the pa main
oMece in Winn AL present
definite plans a eld in abey
ance until the has been
adjusted

“We have mai definite
plans on how la the ew dock
will be, but it i ely it will be
as large as the d et, per
haps, not so elal iid Mr
Lucas last night It will be built
of wood and w hve i iently
commodious to handle all pas
senger and freight i which
wa’ taken care i by the old
structure The ext iveness f
the new pier wil e decided up
on by the heads the company
in Winnipeg

G. T. P. TRAIN SERVICE

Phere is a report courrent in

a. T. P. will not
through to Ed-
d as expected,

the city that the
open their line
monton on the 25

and that the local service would
be cut down to two trains per
week.

rhis report cannot be confirm.
ed at the G. T. P General
Superintendent W. C. C. Mehan is
up the line and the other officials

offices

have not been informed of any
change
FOR SALE

Five room bowse, very com-
fortable, aa aare of land and
200 chickens nicely housed, at
Sockeye, Mile (6,46.T. P. Excel
lent soil and beautiful location.
Price and terms arranged, Box
78, Daily News, uf

“LUCILLE LOVE”

Is wearing “Baby Doll” slippers
so they must be correct Ship
ment just arrived and are on dis
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Effective Monday, August
Household Coal will be $11
DELIVERED IN SECTIONS 1
12.00 per ton DELIVERED IN SEC-

1ONS 7, 8 COAL WILL BE
SOLD FOR STRICTLY CASH. NO
SACKS WILL BE LEFT.

NEW WELLINGTON COAL Co.
LINDSAY'S CARTAGE & ST’AGE
FAR WEST FUEL COMPANY
PACIFIC CARTAGE LIMITED

 

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furniture for sale cheap 619 Fifth
Avenue 180-82

FCR SALE

POR SALE.---Gas boat 23 x 5%; 6 horse

power engine; cheap Hub Poolrooms
ist-183

POR SALE.—-A boat, 14 ft. long, ¢ ft
beam, bored for engine; never been
used, Apply, G. W. Lindsay, General
Delivery 178-179
POR SALE 20-Tt, launeh, neatest boat

in the harbor; cheap for quick sale. Ip
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183-185

WANTED.-Situation wanted in private
family Good coo Phone Blue 331

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OML WANTED Apply _ Prince Rupert
Cigar Pactory, Bighth 8t iit
KELIABLE BROKERS WANTED.—Noebren

Mannix Petroleum Limited, (Non-Per-
sonal Liability) §1,000,000 corporation.
Leases surrounding Movarch tn Calgary
OU Fields, which has struck black crude
oll, Well financed. Good literature
Strong board of directors, who are ali
successful business men. DRILLING
CONTRACTED FORK and WILL START AT
ONCE. Opening price low, Kapid Rise
Certain ‘or reservations and further
ences fH, Leona Humphreys,
perSoulars wire or write, giving refer
oehren-Mannix Petroleum, Limited, 92
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The following Table exhibits ee
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KISSICK, EDWARDS §
KISSICK

DISTRICT AGENTS

PHONE 19 221 sixTl
NOTICE j
IN THE MATTER aT
the issue « a fre
for Lots 10 and 11 j
Subdivision of Dist i
Five, Coast District
Columbia, Map 864 ns
NOTICE 18 HERE!
my Mtention to issue y
f one month fron v.
hereof a fresh ' .
name of Louis Galll
tioned Lota whict r
December 15, 101 1 '
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Land Registry (Office
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To Rent

FOUR ROOMED FLAT
WITH BATH, $25

FOUR ROOMED HOU
ON TAYLOR ST,
$20.00

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