l
Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners,
Phone 4. tf
0s
Everything in season cooked

London Cafe.
e

the way you like it.

So

Wanted, a boy;

quired. Apply 8
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reference re-
24 Third Avenue.
yo

Adair Carss, who has been hol-
idaying in Victoria. arrived home

last evening.
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We sell for

Fuller's Grocery, 311

terms cash.
Third Ave.
193tf.

less,

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Mrs. Geo. D. Tite and children
returned last evening from a hol-
iday at Shawnigan Lake, V.L.
. = 6
RB. FE. Gonfectionery sells high
class ice cream in bricks; also

pure candies. 155tf.
>

Jobs of all descriptions about
houses and offices. Phone Fritz,

583. 193-5

Judge Young and family arriv-
@d from the south on the Prin-
Cess May last evening.

, as

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

e =. 6

Tenders were received last eve-
Ning by the City Council for the
hardware for the new city gar-
bage scow. The Board of Works
will award the contracts.

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The regular meeting and First
Aid lecture for the men’s class
will be held this evening at 8 p.m.
in the City Hall. Dr. J. P. Cade is
in charge of the class.

. 2. 6

Referring to the Hydro-EFlectrie
Company application for approval
of plans by the Provincial
the Mayor
satisfied the company’s

trove
ernment, says he is
records
will be passed but that the eom-
pany will not be allowed into the
city without the consent of the
electors. This information was
given the City Council.
oes

The city solicitor recommend-
ed to the City Council that the
sum of $1,546 due on taxes on
lots 23, 24 and 25, block 17,
tion 1, due by the Westholme|

sec-

Lumber Company, be deducted
from the amount the city owes
the company for lumber. The

recommendation was adopted by

PRU POPES, GS GE eI 6

EPR ABTS I BA 2. 2
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Local News Notes

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Franks, Rauk Press All were for
$140. The purchasing
instrueted to award the tender to
the firm having had the least
amount of city business this year
"© .3
De Forsett, the
of stealing the
Thibet Creek mine,
on the
Young from the
pleaded guilty and will
tenced today. The four
were allowed to return
the May.

agent was

Ray
cused
the
last
Judge

amn
gold from
was tried
arrival of
south. He
be sen

witnesses

evening

north on

HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS

The number of pupils enrolled

on the High Sehool register for
the opening term is twenty-two
The students are divided into

three grades, intermediate, junior
advanced and preliminary junior
Fight new pupils enrolled
for the first time, six being from
the local public school, one from
private study, and from
outside district

The High Schoo! will continue
at the town hall until the
school premises are ready for the
reception of pupils which will
porbably be in a weeks. Of

were

an

new

few

the twenty-two pupils enrolled.
nine are boys and thirteen are
girls. Mr. J. C. Brady is prinei-
pal.

Chance to Make Money
Money is tight and I need it, so
here's an offer: Up to August ist
I will supply my regular $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-
tire satisfaction. Ask for refer-

 

the Council.

ences. The reliable plumber,
Harry Hanson, P. O. Box 395.
Phone 489. 168tf.

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We buy and serve ony the best
the market affords. London Cafe.
> 2 .

The Princess May was in port
last evening for the t time
many months, She is on the Al
aska run. About 70 passengers,
were for Rupert

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Capt. Meltntosh rf Viet a
who has large interests Ones
Charlotte Islands, is in the eity
and will proceed to the Islands
He is accompanied by a party of
investors.

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Tenders for printing the tax
notices were received from the
News Job, McRae Bros., A. O

Nas
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When

market
of the m

Ald

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that

ibe

ed

local

and be ge
The re

dition to
ordered |
ceed

building.

aid havir
The h
ent staff
der
Davies,
Rupert.
specting
made to
B

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phone

 

auton
quire al

building was

improvement

ever, want the market,

with

A meeting of

the superintendence of

who now resides at Prince

bile
ot of ¢ xperience

THAT CITY MARKET

WILL BE BUILT

Alderman-Retail-Merchant
Opposed It To the

End

the city engineer re-

ported recommending to the City
Council that the best site

for the
at the foot
idway stairs on Fifth St

Morrissey objected to the ex-
penditure of $1,200 on the build-

and hint-
probably

irged economy

the city would

fall down on selling some of their

debentures,

nerally short of cash be-

fore the end of the year

st of the aldermen, how-
and in ad-
the site they
he city engineer to pro-

the of the

approving

erection

RIDLEY HOME TRUSTEES

HOLD MEETING

the Board of
Trustees of the Ridley Home, at
Metlakatia, was held at the Bis-
hop’s house on Monday at which
the 19th yearly report was pre-
sented.
Forty-four children had been
admitted during the vear. It was
a record year in regard to the

health of the children, no medical

ig been needed

has a very compet-
and is un-
Miss

me
of teachers,

All communications re-
the children may be
her at P.O. Box 1680, or
ue 407.

who an

a position to ac-

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ORTUNITY

IS

AT

KNOCKING
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75c Cord Velvet, yd..... 50c
35c Pique, yd.......... 20c
75e Dress Goods, yd... .60c
75c Cashmeres, yd...... 50c
$1 Tweeds, yd......... 75c

To $1.25 Scrims and
SE Wins ick wees 65c
25ce Colored Crepes, yd. .20c
25c Fiannelette, yd..... 150
50c Pongee, yd........ 35c
15c Ginghams, yd ..... 10c
50c Wash Silks, yd..... 35c
50c China Silk, yd...... 40c
75c Lisle Hosiery...... 50c

OVERSTOCKED SALE

Ladies’ Serge One-Piece Dresses, Half Price
Girl's Serge One-piece Dresses. Half Price
Ladies, Misses and Childs Sweaters.20% off
ALL OTHER LINES AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCTIONS

1F WE CAN MAKE YOU
FULLY REALIZE THAT
THIS IS NOT AN ORDINARY
SALE. BUT INSTEAD IS A
SALE OFFERING GREATER
VALUES THAN ANY SALE
EVER HELD IN RUPERT,
WE ARE ONLY DRIVING
HOME THE TRUTH AND
DRAWING TO THIS SALE
THE PATRONAGE IT DE-
SERVES BECAUSE OF THE
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
OFFERED

     
  

     
   
    
   
    
   
    

     
       
      
  

    
   
    
    
   
    
   
    
   
   

A GENUINE MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY--A REAL CHANCE TO BUY HIGH
CLASS LADIES MISSES AND CHILDREN’S READY-TO-WEAR, DRY-GOODS ETC
AT A FRACTION OF THE GOODS’ REAL VALUE IS OFFERED AT THIS SALE

To $2.00 Waists
To $3 Wash Dresses. $1.50
$5.00 Wash Dresse. . $2.95

To $1.25 Childs Dresses .75c¢
$4.50 Child's Coats  .$2.95
$2.00 Child’s Dresses $1.00

To $10

$5 Silk Waists ....... $3.75

$5.00 Net Waists . $3.00
$1.50 Corsets .. $1.00
$1.25 Corsets ......... 75c
To $1.00 Muffiers ...... 60c
50c Cashmere Hose ... .25c

ALL RAINCOATS,. Twenty-five percent off
ALL KIMONAS..... Twenty-five percent off
Children's Millinery Twenty-five percent off

MRS. S. FRIZZELL’S

THIRD AVENUE AND FIFTH STREET

  

    
   
    
   
   
   

    
   
    
  
    
   
   
 
   
    
   
    

ee 75c

Silk Waists. .$6.00

the steamship Vietoria, of the
Alaska Steamship Company re-
port sighting a great school of
whales, estimated at 200 in num-
jber, off Unga Island, of the
Shumagin group. The whales,
some of which were more than
ninety feet in length, were fol-

 

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from Rovno, and the Austriar
from Cracow. There
is already in Warsaw and th;
present almost completely it
Many Ruthenians and other fi

Canada from Austrian Galici

THE COUNTER INVASION OF AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA

reason to think that

ifor staking

fannual

jpower had

pays

i this
|} will be

$4,000 FOR FEES
WARK CHANNEL POWER

iter

ty ¢

War
up before

Phe

cane

Channel

the ¢

pow

oun

evening
1 bill

i

in a new form tast
rhe Mayor presented

mething over 84,000

00 jal

ment .

Provineial Crovert

and #2,.000 for
rental hie

the price
the

wet

foes

inter is

ap

plicable on per horse |

power charged by Grover

ment when the po
put int

rhe

actually |
use
Mayor the water |
bee! taked and]

fees be

said
urged the paid
rhe Co
thre
There s no
unt
taken out

mecil passed 3

fees

anv

GREAT PICTURES
AT THE MAJESTIC
thi and
ctures
the big
ugh the
Majestic
the

a big

of the most lling

motion p

One
realistu ever
shown in the city tw
filin Phi
put on at the
It wor

enthusi

be
comedy

is
reel Flames,
ist even
and
and

admiration

ite
ism of audience
iing. A
Honest
Panama

the

again this eve
Maggie's
at the
Diego, and

will
flim
Lover’ was mad

buildings in San

Tuesday. A
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ALMOST Furey
IN THE STi

In Dally Fear of
““Frult-a-tives" a)
es Brourtt
Ctatuan Ont A ‘ei,
“Some two years . Pril 5rd ‘Ny
@ufferer from: [nay e’) | Wes
my eye '
a-tives” and
Fruit-a-tives
that, it is good
ught some
wonderful tablets oe
— I found
mproved, Ina she
cured myself ent; .
no light one, eit)
ponte my stomach’.
car that it wou
heart and kill me id “
the only remedy for Ind: “*-tiver'

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rhis map shows how the Russians are invading Austrian Galicia | building

Russian Poland
a German army
it Russian Poland is for the
1 the hands of the invaders
reign immigrants have come to
a.

is are invading

 

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VOLUNTARY CENSORSHIP

The Daily News has re-
ceived, along with the other

newspapers of Canada, a
communication from ‘thead-
quarters of the Canada
militia, a request to refrain
from the publication of all
news relating to the move-
ments of troops or of ships
engaged in wats service.
This is made particularly
appliable to loeal move-

ments,
teaders of The Daily News

will thus understand why
this class of news stories
will not appear in these

corumns

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“NOT GOING ON
THE SHELF” SAYS
MRS. S. FRIZZELL

“T wish it to be distinetly un-
derstood that I am not retiring
from business. The very success-
ful sale now going on at my store
is no catch advertising scheme to
sell goods. Iam simply reducing
my stock to a normal proportion

As every one knows, every mer-
chant at times over estimates the
season's trade and fully realiz-
ing that it is better to sell the

goods at a loss than to carry them
over, I have marked practically
speaking, entire stock down
to ensure a quick disposal,” said
Mrs. Frizzell to a News represen-
tative today.

my

TOURISTS SEE BIG
SCHOOL OF WHALES

 

Seattle, August 25.—Officers of

lowing a large school of herring
and feeding on them.

VALCARTIER CAMP

Ottawa, August 25-——Announce-
ment of the camp staff at Val-
eartier has been made by the
Minister of Militia The staff
oMicers are as follows:

Camp commandant, Col. Vietor
A. 8. Williams, Adjt. Gen.; Gen

eral Staff officers. Lieut.-Col. H
E. Burstall, Lieut.-Col. Rh A
Helmer, Maj. H. K. Betty.

Administrative staff: Col. R. BE
W. Turner, Maj. J. B. Hughes
Maj. T. F. Dixon, Captain G. T
Hamilton,

Camp Engineer, Maj. A. P. De
roche; Supply Offieer, Lt.-Col.) J
N. R. Guay; Transport Officer
Lt.-Col. W. Cowan; Director of
Medical Service, Lt.-Col. H. R
Duff; Chief Ordnance Officer, Maj
W. Hallick; Paymsater, Maj. ¢
N. Shandy; Chief Veterinary OM
eer, Lt.-Col. W. J, Neill

 

TO HELP CANADIAN
FACTURIES KEEP BUSY

 

Toronto, To keep
Canadian all win
ter is the object of a memoran
dum that has been forwarded to
the Ottawa Government
by many of the prominent manu
facturers in Toronto. The scheme
to make it impossible for
traveling men to do business here

August 25
factories busy

signed

is

owing to the demand for goods
made in Canadian factories

A girl may ask all kinds of
questions during the courtship,
so that he will think she thinks

him a second Solomon, and after
marriage give him the pitiful look
every time he onens his mouth.

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A Real Lever Simulation yt

LD WATCH FREE.

Ooarte
Alberts, sent
earrings veld to wear
with the wach, which

 

 

q re ae > ile lone offer. we ;
; There seemed to be miles of | shone om and anew yon i oe
arr ~ > ¢ a} | wood ae, Rl y
~ rring, and not only the whales, 35 cenen Soar ‘sn enn Pa
—— . re i ‘ emared WILLIAMS &@ LIOYE Whote
sult hundreds of birds were div-| Jewellers (Lovt. 140), @, Cormwai tis Lee
ing for the fish. Sastant

 

 

 

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te Ave. and McBride &.
PHONE 26

 

SHINGLE®, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS

PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO.

A. 4. BURROUGHS, Manager

BER

PRINCE RUPERT, 8.0.
Branch Yerd ot Smithers

 

 

for Vancouver. Victoria,

Rails for Granby Bay, Naas
Vancouver, Victoria, Seatt

 

  
   

 

THE UNION STEAMSHIP CO., OF B.C. LIMITED
SS. VENTURE

Sails for Port Simpson, Mill Bay, Naas Rive:

Agency: American Express, Atiantic Steamers
PHONE 668 JOHN BARNSLEY, Agent, SECOND ave

Thursdays

Reattle, every Friday. 4

pt

River, Sunday
le

midnight !

kvery luesday

at Y p.m

 

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the
carpente ~

Yr
ww Net

ghter of

Working oF

he ine is dau
{ the
ybably some of
There are
d features on

erat

lbovs kn

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several other gor

extra special pre

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; FOR SALE
Second-hand Gasoline Eng
30 LT SOKS Morte
equipment 0 . 8 oy &

 

rapidly to the north and west

JANITOR WANTED

Applications will be received
up to August 25th for the posi-
tion of janitor for the Borden
Street School, duties to ecom
mence September ist. Salary $50
per month

W. D. VANCI
193.9 Box 1605

 

 

Real Snap

WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE

The Complete Household
Furnishings of a modern
6-room Flat. Birdseye,
maple and oak furniture,
malleable range. Every-
thing practically new.
Can be seen anytime at
the Angle Apts., 6th and
Fulton. Flat can be
leased, if desired, cheap.
Also a

20 ft. Gasoline Launch

only 4 months old, at a
Bargain

P. R. HARRIS

6th and Fulton

 

 

 

“The Daily News”

CLASSIFIED ADS.

 

for Ur k

Agents

AKERBERG, THOMSON &¢

REPORT GERMANS ios con vera,
| derson an err asoline
ARE WEAR LisLE “Oe 1
Also Foos 8 Engine
Paris, August 25 An unoffi
cial report says that the Germans
are foreing their way across the|
border of Belgium France 1836 THE BANK OF 19
and are now close to Lisl Nol
weount is given of the tighting BritishNorth! OP ie
that took place at this point
rhe troops of Emperor William Te Years in Bosmens
are forcing the way steadily and CAPITAL AWO BuMrios 87 Theme

A Service Business
Appreciate
The complete and valu

service rendered by the}
of British North
secured and retains
accounts as we!!

 

fidence of a good!y prom
of Canada’s pr

ness men. T

awaits you, ¥

account be large

PRINCE RUPERT Bi

P. MARGETTS, Manage.

ADVENRTIS N

THE DAILY NEW

FOR REN

Good Office or Store on
Street, Best Location
in City

 

Agents for The

(2 EXCELSIOR LIFE INSP
| ANCE CO

Fire and Accident Insuram@
written: Get Our Rate

 

 

FCR SALE

A boat, 14 ™ long, 4 ft
bored for engine; never been
Apply, G. W. Lindsay, General
Delivery 178-170

POR SALE.--20-ft. launch, neatest boat
in the harbor; enone for quick sale, In
quire P, RK. Harris, News Office, or C. C.
Loop, Cameron's Jewelry Store

FOR SALE.--Lot 13, Block 45, Section 6;
Perfectly level and on street grade. Only
$50 cash and balance to sult, Snap of
an investment Must have the money
Uwner, P.O, Box 809, 193u

WANTED

FOR SALE
beam,
used,

GIAL WANTED.-Apply Shooting Gallery
183-185

WANTED
family

Situation

wanted in private
Good cook,

Phone Blue 331.
184-188.

Rupert

OML = WANTED.Apply Prince
ibier

Clear Pactory, Bighth St.

KELIABLE BROKERS WANTED.—Noebren-
Mannix Petroleum Limited, (Non-Per-
sonal Liability) $1,000,000 corporation
Leases surrounding Monarch tn Calgary
OU Fields, which has struck black crude

ol Well financed. Good literature
Strong board of directors, who are ali
successful business men, DAILLING

CONTRACTED POR and WILL START AT
ONCE Opening price low, Rapid Rise
Certain ‘or reservations and further
ences to H. Leonard Humphreys,
articulars wire or write, giving refer
oehren- Mannix Petroleum, Limited, 22-
24 Dominion Bank Chambers, Edmonten,
Alberat.

 

FOR RENT
POR RENT A front room on Second Ay
‘ elu tw wharf Phone Black s. 7
197-08

FOR RENT Furnished room, close in;
with or wibtout board; gentlemen pre- |
red. Apply Box 04, News Office. 1¥3uf
POR RENT Two tlght housekeeping |
rooms with light, heat and laundry
found, Norfolk Rooms, Fulton 81. 86-01

 

+ KISSICK, EDWARDS
KISSICK

Sixth Street Phone #

Prince Rupert, B¢

 

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To Rent

FOUR ROOMED Ful
© WITH BATH, $25

FOUR ROOMED Hols
mr ON TAYLOR ST.
$20.00

APPLY TO

G. R. Naden Co.
SECOND AVENE

 

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