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“The Daily News’ LOCAL NEWS ITEMS FRONTAL Al TACK MUST
CLASSIFIED ADS. Watch for the tive wire, Bt RESULT IN A DEADLOCK
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FOR RENT tes (THIS IS THE OPINION OF MILITARY EXPERTS IN FRANCE AND
FOR RENT—Large furnished front toom,| Phe lve wire wil! be here Fri-| BRITAIN — BELIEF THAT EXTENSIVE FLANKING MOVE-
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$12 per month. Apply Box 907, Datly| day. 2t| MENT ON THE AISNE WILL BE NECESARY.
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 arrieen. " ye Box 100, Blatt, Jaeger wear for women and | London, Sept. 24 The great iifieant review of the situa
OR KENT — Six rooms and bethroom; | « - i a 99%) 92} . — : : " , ition, suggests that the progress
PT dees six; "926.60 Prince — children “ ne * oe [a yrs ee Som Sen lof the Allies must lars y lepend
Financiers, $15 Second Ave. istf. ° the balance Never before has] t ‘ St largely aepen
FOR RWENT-—Comfortable room, or board Get your carpets cleaned. W ily, . , ee menacing the enemy's com
and room; close in; reasonable rates; 7 » deliver | Phone 683 jine world known a strugel hmunications rhis*’is the general
phone, Box 14, Daily News si0g, | C8 ana aeliver iret | : '
99 223 | mt) mroroneet st) tice iview ere, ¢< perts weve Villy ma
‘ : Frite, 1 pmOree, oc Saoey cy _ xperts bel that
FOR SALE Norfolk Rooms, Steam heated, I" ven Mukden sinks into it frontal attacks by either side
os i ts ‘i hot and cold water Terms rea.|cauce compared with { s 5 choas are now proceeding along
POR REN1 Suite of furnished house-|sonable. 6th Ave. and Fulton. | Monday week, when Von K jth nain line, must almost nee
— — en ett: * * . tung his army into a prey irtly mean, with approximate
FOR SALB-—New house, Section 7, $100 Dr. Jaeger's initary woolen |pesition behind the River A jual forces, a final deadlock
cash and $20 @ month; total ee wear-—complete stock for wo nen|with the Oise to his right A wider flanking move on either
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. oo and children. W ice's 220. 22/fieht has continued without int side may early revolutionize the
FOR SALE Tracts of Land in Lakelse ae
Valley containing 10 acres each, $20 * * * jin ssion An ficial ph uation
per acre. McCaffrey & Gibbons. 214tf. There was a locket in the /issued by the governmer h Within six months Sir John
POMertoctly evel os on aareat grade. onty | 1 ice quarters this morning, |the amazing natural stre tt » reneh will have half a million
$50 cash and balance to suit. Snap Of |thepe being 1 ises whatever to | the German front Grad : en under his command and
ey gg have the myeaet | report. Isloping hills rising from th ver}within a year a million If he
(irvine a | * * ? iba k, quarries and woods jwants more he shall have them
WANTED | Gomfortable launch for hunt-|sent an ideal defensive tr ’ [says The Daily News rhe views
jing parties Why not get the|making outflanking diMcult, andjof former British pacifiicists on
WANTED—Second-hand _accordeon Keys | best? “Eleanor Mac West end|/rendering a frontal attack hide-|the German peace geestions
19 or 21. Apply Box 11, Daily News.- |Government dock 206-2314 | ously costly. The Germa jare shown by the statement of
WANTED—A blacksmith for mine work. | > 2,.% jthe beginning had an advantage|Mr. H. W. Massinet who led
Must understand machine drill steel, i . | . ie
Apply Box 12, Daily News 217-18; Salmon shipments from the lo- | of the superior rang , - he opposition at the commence
WANTED—Empioyment by capabie wom | il canneries are w being made | heavy artillery, which did ¢ ble ment of the war
hs sonal — oat oe SS - 40. via the G. T. P Several ship-| execution This has w been} The most tremendous na
Dally Nowe e wasee, APPY 916-12.|ments have been arleady made by | nearly counterbalanced the |chinery of war ever fashioned by
WANTED—Pupils for business college in| Inverness cannery jFrench having brought their/man’s hand,” he says, “has torn
Prince St. a a pee oe Sf: ¢ j heavy guns forward rt tritish |its way through two thickly popu
s. Leation, Second and Second. The Prince Rupert Towing Go.,jand French aeronauts are now/lated countries, leaving behind a
y Box 99, Daily News. 20 vecessfully disputing witl t! trail of fire : nd j om
WANTED—Men and women wanted every- jgeneral towing; the new crude oil | Suscesal seein nd ea ener ae
where who are willing to work @ tow | g “P.A.T. No. 1.” Phone Red|Taubes the mastery of the air,jinate pillage. It has violated the
iy. Samples. free. The Co-Oy nr |391 or Black 322. Address: P.O,/and both sides are entrenching |entire siprit and much of the let
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Union, Windsor, Ont. iT. Box 96. Agency for the “Avance” |like ants on an earth heap At-jter of The Hague Convention
Cre ee Crude Oil Motor. 165tfitack and counter attacks are/mixing soldiers and civilians in
music. ] ¢ @ @ Imade with absolute regardless-|its vengeance, and tearing up
EXPERIENCED teacher of piano wishes to r" i ls
advance or begin pupils on moderate | Mrs. J. M. Carmichael has re-|"°** of life, We dare scarcely |some of the eldest and most beau-
fens sent nehaesy 9 tetian es: cently returned from an extended | '4@eine the extent of the losses,|tiful landmarks of the earlier life
2 = lvisit S Scotiand She reports which excel anything known be-|of man As Mr. David Lloyd
P i R D i lthat all the ladies there are busy! fore in the history of the world.|George said in his wonderful
rince upert airy either sewing for the soldiers or The fighting goes on in a con-|speech, ti has left an ineffaceable
taking instruction for Red Cross|#™ucus = rain, and often the|mark of harshness and coldly
Phone Green 252 work Mrs Carmichael left trenches are knee-deep in water leruel purpose, pivoting on a de
Holstein Milk for Babies Prince Rupert last March. The last ounce of manhood on/|liberate plan of terror, on the
specially Bottled 6&6 6 either side is being tested, andjstate of life in Burope Human
_ . . beth are pouring up reinforce-|jnature is not equal to al x
TESTE ws The Canadian Explosives new } ! making
D co ee up Tucks Inlet will and employing all possible forces.|peace with so alert and so for
An invitation is cordially ex-|be completed in a few day. Their The Journal des Debats in aj|midable a foe.’
tended to the citizens interested supplies, which have been kept
to inspect the dairy premises |» a seow in that vicinity are now
during the hours of 3:30 and 4:30 put in place in the new quarters The tive wire is a hummer.|the company and all negotiations
Wednesdays and Saturdays when Mr. A. ©. Garde is the contractor,| Look for it. 2tjalong that line will have to be
milkng operations are being con- * * © * * * lconducted with him. Mr. Rose
ee | Every train coming into. the Another body of Irish Fusiliers |vear receives his appointment di
| its since the opening of the road] !S ordered to leave for the south./reet from the board of directors
to the Bact io. full and crowded }Only a hundred men will rem }so that he is independent even of
Travelare. for the last ied rhe remaining ones will be undcer|the president
or qe Fences, er, the Tat handr  ae be
sant i This mates i took as Christie From all reports it would aj
there iay be another train pt | 7 ae jpear that there will be a godly
on soon i The Irish Fusiliers and Sons of|number of visitors to the fail
LOT 19 — 2s jt ngland w play their draw game | from the Interior along the G. 17
| 3 n the Exhibition Cup competition | P Visitors to the Telkwa fair
ye rre i ; s 0) ’ by > |
BLOCK 29 ] : a ue os . a = ‘ > at Mar Place tonight at G6 |say that everybody is speaking
on og a - oe “m na eS a Vvelock sharp W. A. Paterson{along that line Special efforts
s pe at once a fe oct :
"Pare 8 : . eae 8 tow ee j will referee should therefore be made to give
SECTION g | people have received notices o 26 nee 2 mend ee
ifrom Mr. G. U. Ryley asking for | : .* “
ther principal or interest. This | President E.. J. Chamberlin, ac *
os te i. te © ‘at ompanied by J. B. Dalrymple, W. | Mr. A. J. Prudhomme has just
PRICE 50 ome ea . . een : arrit | P Hinton and A. EK. Rosvear are/|returned from a trip to the Tel
an eeaee POR MET AT | repurted to have reached Fort'kwa fair He reports that the ex
| the dull times | :
| |} George last night en route to the | h.bition given this vear was very
* * * | Goast, Thev wil ikely arrive | favorable indeed The chief lines
ALL CASH There are many rumors areorn here tonight tomorrow fore .|were live stock, agricultural
town that the G. T. P. has been | noon. products and minerals. With the
able to float a large loan succes ee jexception of the live stock, the
ae 4 fully in New York. Nobody seems It is reported that Mr. W. P.|same exhibits will be shown at
to have authentic information |Hinton, assistant passenger andjthe Prince Rupert fair.
¢ R. N den Ltd about it, but the fact that a 'arge | traffic manager for the G. 'T. P. at| ni
a Co., e|number of men, both locally and) Winnipeg, wil! shortly be promot NOTICE.
up the line, have been re-engaged|ed to a similar position in Mon-| ——
SECOND AVENUE seems to lend color to the story.|treal | The organization meeting of
is = jthe Refuge Bay Farmers’ Insti-
Mr. A. ¥ tosvear, who is ac-|tute will be held at Refuge Bay,
companying President Chamber- | Porcher Island, on Saturday, Oc-
lin to the Coast, is in supreme |tober 24, at 4:30 p. m.—Walte
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Pumps Hose Paint 9
Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated tron
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Gallant Explorers Propose to | ©
Cross Antarctic Continent
Fro mShore to Shore.
London, Sept. 24 Sir Ernest}
Shackle ind members of his| e
trans-Antarctic expedition left ar al
London Saturday in two sections
for the South Polar region One
part headed by Sir Ernest Shae
kletor ley ted for South Ameri
a: the the half of the expedi
i , left f{ ii Sea, on the New |
Zea a d Se er We have decided to inaugurate . PIT) AN
way of asimania la “wt ‘ 7 " ‘1 ag
Sir Kkrnest hop { meet the SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY, as We
CCAR
Ross Sea ntinge in April fully for years in our other stores 01 EVER
ne ear, or, failing in that, by| EVER
. = M sone =  s | FRIDAY we will place on a at | —
are ’ ‘ ror'd
rhe Shackleton seetion will|cost all odd and broken lines---remnar .
| s On
= aay ® tay and also note clearing lines which our buyers sec
sledges ie ther party will] © mii
nate twenty.siz Goes. One great) ®t & Gac rifice. These goods will i how now
difficulty that confronted the ex jand advertised in the daily papers ever _
pedition was the lack of scientific | . " — NOT
instruments These had been or |row We Sé€ ll.
dered in Germany, but had not eas od ites
e ce eret vecause of é )
neu deivered. beens ut the| JSC PRINTS 9C | SOC UNDERWEAR a
war, enc i - i 2 tg —— Two hundred pieces best English Ladies’ White Vesis. 4)
-— Tce Ot ee ee Prints; 32 inches wide; all fast rib, with high neck, button oa
“ ” ae i nt , aa ‘ ihe colors in dark and light patterns. lace trimmed sleoue. a
om - - atic . a we “ Regular value throughout the buttons. Goo ine a +s
= - “ose = a ae B "-|trade, 15¢ per yard. ON SALE FRipay ar '
ee ee ee ee FRIDAY BARGAIN PRICE
Avres October 18 by the ship bn -
durance, which is now en route tl gc 250
South America
CANADA WILL MAINTAIN ey $2 00 WAISTS 50C $3.00 DRESSES $1.00
ARMY OF FORTY THOUSAND - Eighty-five y. Imported Of
Ladies’ fine White Lawn Waisis dren's Dress: Linen and
Next Complement for Europe Will | With high and low neck, short and cerized English Percale: ty
Consist of Cavairy and Three long sieeves. Open front and embroidered All fast og
Infantry Brigades. open back styles. Lace and em- Regular $2.50, $3.00. $3.50
broidery trimmed. All sizes. Reg- FRIDAY BARGAIN Pi
RICE
Ottawa, Sept. 24 rhe Cana. | 4lar $2.00.
dian army division is being equip ON SALE FRIDAY AT ;
ped for two years’ service the
view taken by fhe authorities in
here being that the campaign will] $6.00 SHOES $2.5
be a lengthy one Ladies’ Shoes, 60 pairs
As the expectation eof the wat $5.00 SKIRTS $1.95 broken lines in Gun Metal p
office is that Canada will keep 40 Ladies’ Dress Skirts in Serge gola and Patent: buttoned
000 men in the field, and the Ca-|and Tweeds; black and colors; Blucher cut. Latest style
nadian government will ael in at braid and button trimmed. Regu- sizes in the lot. Regula
cordance with the view of the Im-|tar §5.00 values. to $6.50
perial authorities, it is probable FRIDAY BARGAIN PRICE ON LALE FRIDAY iT
that the proposal to send a set
nd army division to the front $1 5 $2 5
will be reconsidered Phere is in 4 oas
war, 60 per cent loss througl ee et
casualties, illness, ete., and Better sop in the forenoon some line nt last
order to maintain the force a
He strensth of 60000 men: mor throughout the day” all Sales for my
Ww“ i have 1 be sft nt fre mH Lime fe ee "
to time
It will be January before the P ° |
next troops leave for the front Yl e as 0,
and, as Valeartier s impossible 9
as a winter camp, they will be Third Avenve and Sixth Street
nobilized at various points. The
next troops will be composed of a
eavalry brigade of 1,700 and three
infantry brigades of 12,000 og PEPE TEEEE EEE EEEESEEETELEEEEERERERE SS YL EEEHE
which, with army service corps,|#
ete will total 15.000 and bring z KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME
the strengtl of the CGanadian| #
ee up i 10,000 tt cottain : We Write FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, PLATE GLASS Al
that in future enlistment greater zt TOMOBILE, GUARANTEE BONDS, EMPLOYERS LIABILITY
altention will be paid to mount-|% im Good Strong Canadian Companies.
ed infantry
Major Garnet B. Hughes, son : The Premiums You Pay Us Help to Develop
of Hon, Colonel Sam Hughes, has | Canada's Resources
been gazetted lieutenant-colonel|#
n the Canadian militia, He is go KISSICK & EDWARD
ing with the Canadian expedi Ty . — . BC
ine Mae , ' SIXTH STREET Prince Rupert
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We buy and serve omy the best eeeee®
ai snieatad iitenin 6 anton ale [| ee,
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Coal! Coal! Coal! z
Washed Nut coal free from .
dirt, $8.75 per ton. Union Trans- | +
fer Co 208-tf. | —
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oN AN AUCTION SALE OF THE STOCK IN TRADE AND
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FIXTURES OF R. W. CAMERON WILL BE HELD -—
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FO R R F N T $ STORE OF R. W. CAMERON, CORNER OF SECOND # 7
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* NUE AND SIXTH STREET, ON SATURDA) THE 26th 2
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* STANT, AT 2:30 P.M. THE inveNToRY MAY BF a
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($ SPECTED AT THE SAID PREMISES, OF & COPY TH .
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$11.00 ‘t OF MAY BE HAD FROM THE UNDERSIGNED
7 TURES
* STOUK WILL BE SOLD IN BULK AND HE FIX -
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HAYS COVE AVE. IN PIECE, SUBJECT IN THE LATTER onSE TORE
(~ BID FOR THE WHOLE OF THE FIXTURES. TERMS
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4-ROOM HOUSE $ FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO THE UNDE RSIGNE
+ .
$11 PER MONTH i: D. C. STUART, Assignee
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