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PRINCE GEORGE IS FREE
FOR USE BY THE G. T. P.

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last with a large juant tain Nicholson.
" h freight besides a1
s-atves” Gured Paraly- ‘°°
Fruit-a- ves ure a engers Sept 18 Word
; Mr. Bert Rolston can
{ | ment will permit
ved Bowels and Digestion eee tie i a t
mack Dit SHAWINIGAN, QUE, and will spend some ¢ 7 ove oe
I 1, 1914 alles ( iwain has been re
- “ea yen Mi J G Millichay h by the trade of
from
t [havebeen jHiial representative British Columbia and
edna. i oo oe Charlotte Islands, The
. \ i ent the last
to | he . v ae 16 it the outbreak of
oe Dusit with fi |
i { | | tioned and made
ture: hati
t Vincent Clayt the 5 ernment into a
a Dig : als by th . j Much of the up
7 ; tl outh | on was chang
nt, After I Mr. G. White, wh 6 ship was repainted
I re j f the . of the Prinee
d and ! naller vessel which
; that has been making a
f th \ : | lL. P. was using in the
susing 1 nN othe gold clain il
{ loltte Islands service,
A , mwaqtiitz it Lb
n left { emained = ortrly the
el, let |
x ple and ‘ i small, siow craft,
r they are the baking with nan he demands of trans
splendid satmipic .
- » pantie ‘ey i the Grand Trunk
MAGLOIRE PAQUIN |trates Gnd . quai Mr. White] Capt. CG. H. Nicholson has
1 Ide and Nis associate i | : :
PT 7 Ne cat o : ‘i trying to get the boats, re-
for % trial size, ed with the i iit i} :
receipt of price stio} j a i announcement of
imati is ana i
il, Ot va | ess has been received
ay oe od ipita 1 t still holds under
ize ell ghest t
. 4 ' ‘a 2 : ; the Prince Rupert. It
rexRware ( le rich ie | ‘ \ 1
t this ship » give!
NO ee vad, 7 Aes be en
ft it ' . .
| Cohoe fishing \\ . :
OR A » \ h of the German cruis
‘2 ee oe Vill Va ct ently out of the way,
eae == | ‘ ‘ ept
” » ; a a rot mains no menace to the
ah on : 5 eee I Coast shipping. The Ca-
; | sf ' ousy.| ruiser Rainbow, English
-— oo BO pack th the record | French and Japanese cruis-
jfor many years ver twen-| e keeping the ocean lanes
. thousand case i ady| of the enemy, so it is not
secures he Ce
INCE RUPERT AUTO CO ured. 1 arriving 1a ght there is any more gov
tet * on ee ke hetag ent uses to which the Grand
eetee eee eee eee * ®lempty cans wh i ll be utilized| ppunk boats may be put.
before the close f the seas ie Se il
fs} it is with deep regret that we |MODERN DIPLOMACY, OR
jreport the death of Ole J. Gaar-| HOW THE WAR STARTED
5 den, which occurred on Phursday | ie
ale ' reg of morning at his h nea llag iSaid Austria: You murderous
' ensborg Mr. Gaarden, wl was; Serb
j/# years of age, wa pm the} You the peace of all Europe dis-
pOrigina colonists who ime tk turb:
rs PRL. Vintners Association Bella Coola nearly twenty years] Got down on your knees
SSS Fae, and was one of the most a ind apologize, please,
WINDSOR HOTEL F ahi a . . oh Ausapurg vl I'll kick you right off my front
j an iurenhh a ipensborg 1
ber of First Ave. and Eighth St ihe i { Loiwel returned to curb
W. H Wright, Prop. town on Tuesday from a visit to]gaiq Servia: “Don't venture too
a . a ee i irvale far
NOTE. CENTERS , S tne sulng passengers tOr Pil call in my uncle the Czar;
iret Avenue and Seventh St by th last s thb d teame He wi t see me licked.,
European and American Plan va j it. P. J. Kenyon f the N inaisitad © kicked,
oe Leg f Frontiersmen, whols, you better leave things as they
ee ‘ the Vaneouve com are.’
1WOxX MOTEL nand, which at present is ma
h Ave, Between Eighth and Ninth ge | vail i ina il as Said the Kaiser “Push in that
pean Plan, Rates b0c to 861.00 ‘ de { proceed to Serb’s face,
Per Dey the eat f wa The frontiers | } os his
’ & Beener, Prope. It will teach him t tay in h
t in s to retain thei place;
a ty and that reason the] Pm in the game, too,
Rochester Vv. D Casley embers have t thrown in If Russia says boo,
EMPRESS HOTEL thy hi sthe ther forees| and right quickly we'll settle the
bird Ave, Between Sixth and Vhich ha ilready left Vancou case
Seventh Streets ‘ It be a matter f deep] The Czar said My cousin, the
pean Plan, GO to §1 Per Day gret these men, who are of Kaiser.
ee NS h i type many of them wae alwavs a good advertiser:
ROYAL HOTEL having ser active service, are He's determined to fight,
rey & Burgess, Props I 1 from carrying out the And insists he is right,
Third Ave. and Sixth St ” Vhich the corps WasiRut soon he'll be older and
Pian Steam Heated . cf eer caneug wiser
VER WHOLESALE LIQUOR CO., vleh OMeer John Widsten|«por forty-four summers,” said
LIMITED eft d « the week for the Up France,
Second Ave. and Sixth S41 ye Valle where he will make a t have waited and watched for
Phone 102 hth h spection of the rivet a chance
vn ——nnnenenes 3) Large log jams which will prevent lo wrest Alsace-Lorraine
= RUPERT IMPORTING €8., he sal from reaching the From the Germans again.
LIMITED nat il spawt grounds willl ind now is the time to advance
Fraser ano Sixth Sts have his special attention, and a
Phone 7 ful port the same will bel said Belgium: “When armies im
vocvccoccoooovooooooooooes | Si\ii ti tle Fisheries Department mense
at Ottawa It is anticipated that] poyr over my boundary fence.
bie f clearing away these I'll awake from my nap,
POR; O ROE e log : be undertaken next And put up a serap
PRINCE RUPERT BOAT spring Vhey'll remembere a hundred
HOUSE Phe powe cruiser Charles years hence.
Podd the Indian Department,|s aig John Bull: “This ‘ere Kai
ats and Launches {/'",.")'\..0",, Selena, fatt] ses @ slob
Agent 1 Who will make a], s word isn’t worth ‘arf a
r hire, Gasoline for sale tout 7 4 rihern portion of bob:
his dist \ visit to Prince Ru- If I lets Belgium suffer.
PHONE RED 399 pert w doubtless be necessary I'm a blank bloomin’ duffer,
r o ob 1 fuel and the trip willle - ws for a erack at ‘is
orth End of Manson Way  onsain | snd th | So ‘ere g for a erack at ‘i
probab py three weeks, nob.”
OOOO OOOOROROOORODDD ODDO
1, C, R. MEN'S GIFT. Said Italy: “I think I'll stay out
eneeeeete te il) t know what the fuss is
TOPE EEEES | A Day's Wages From Each of the| |’ oe
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Employees Promised. ¥ , + 2 Onis
= “
Ottawa, Sept. 18 Word has Io avoid all this now,
CIROUIT NO. 4. been received at the Department]'Till the issue is plain beyond
a 125th St. and ard Ave of Railways that at a meeting of doubt.”
136th St. and gra Ave employees of the ’T, CG, R. it was
‘. Sth St. and 3rd Ave agreed that each employee of the|Said our good Uncle Samuel: “I
ord 7 Hetlon of ist, @nd end rovernment system of railways swaow :
B 16-198 Ave,, between 8th and would contribute one day's pay to]f had better keep aout of this
oa Knox Hotel.) the Canadian Patrioti Fund raow,
NS 17-—-t8t Ave. and 7th St. (Cen This will mean a vddition of For with Mormons and Niggers,
ra ! e .
_ from 815,00 0 #25,00 Oto the And Greasers, T fggers, ;
e K i ’ st noow
: CIROUIT NO. 2. fund I have all LT kin handle ju l
2 1 Ave. and ard gt ee ee CC CL LOL LE LL LL A ALLO D
m 25
+ ed Ave. and MeBride St ;
~ t Ave. and MeBride 8 . .
r Ave. and @nd st, B Milk P od t
re ad Ave, and 6th gt uy r uc 10 e es
? r. 4
CIRCUIT NO. 3
B Sth Ave, and Pultoe Os The Fraser River Valley, with
ses Sorden and Paylor Sts its green Ne GFEOR GPRD PPED-
oe Ave. and Fulton st tically the year round, is one of
morc | 804 Comox Ave the finest dairy districts In the
oth Ave
¥ Dy, = Redes vi world, and produces milk that is
hompson St much superior to Eastern milk:
nay SUROUIT NO, @ both in RICHNESS AND FLAVOR.
. ‘1h Ave. ana Ename rsoa Buy B.C. Milk because it has THE
ee NATURAL FLAVOR OF PURE,
B ith Ave, ana mie RICH, FRESH CREAM, The Gov-
‘ve. and Gree :
P > OU Ave ang eter ernment test shows It to be of the
: a AV®. and Bherte. HIGHEST STANDARD.
Ave. and y wine St
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