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tino Ave, Beiween Sixth and
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Pian, 6O to 81 Per Oay

  
    
  

ROYAL HOTEL
Corey & Burgess, Props
Third Ave. and Sixth SE
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Phone (02

 

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DEADLOCK WITH GERMANS

HOLD THEM

For two weeks the artillery dye)
between the big guns of the Al
lies and the Germans has ev;
tinued, and both sides report thay
there if no change in eond
tions.” All along the vast bat
tlefront birdmen are flying in thy
endeavor not only to locate thy
masked batteries of the Gernyay
but to diseover
are weak pport
for attack, There have been fo;
ward rushes here and there. ¢
lowed by vigorous German co
ter-attacks, but, speaking wen:
ally, the position of both arn
remains unchanged. Is it, then. a
kame? Even that would
be a French win, for the Germane
were the invaders, and they a;
now on the defensive, holding |.
than a tenth of the soil of France:
But the end is not yet The well
and admirably prepared
positions now held may save the
Germans from a repetition of the
disastér of the Marne, but evers
(ay they remain where they are
is a day lost for an army

where the |

and offer pporty j

diawn

chosen

which
ean serve its country’s cause only
by the utmost haste in compass
ing the destruction of the allied
forces.

Germany is being drained not
merely of her life-blood on the
battlefields, where the dead are
counted in thousands, but she is
being drained of her wealth,
which is almost as important in
waging war in this age of ma
chinery as the men who handle
the engines of death. Every day
millions are spent on provisions
and ammunition. Every day the
nation loses the productive ca-
pacity of almost six million men.
Every day German industry comes
hearer to a complete standstill
because raw material can no
longer be brought in by sea or
land save through the quite in-
adequate ports of Holland, nor
ean the finished product be ex-
ported. Germany is bleeding to
death, and every day that her
createst army remains entrench-
ed on the hills around Rheims and

ISA VICTORY FOR ALLIES

TIME 18 ON THE SIDE OF THE ALLIES — TO WIN THE GER-
MANS MUST HAVE ACTED QUICKLY—IF ALLIES EVEN

THEY WIN,

Aisne brings

appreciably
inevitable collapse
mnot take the

nearer
Courage
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place of

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ood the failure of ammunition
jand pplies
| The Allies have no such urgent

ed for haste as the Germane

jh fain and Russia, as hae al
re idy been pointed out have onls

f fieht For a year at
east their forees in the fleld will
| bv tantly inereased, while
\ustria already has called up all

s capable of bearing arms
ind immature youths and gray

arded men are now in the Gey

mar anks There is no hurry
rime will do more for the Allies
than the moat resourceful of their
generals Gallieni thinks that
the general engagement now in
progress will continue for a fort
night It may be terminated by
the inding of Britain’s Indian
irmy at Dieppe or Havre, and the
1ddition of enough British troops
to constitute an army sufficiently

large to turn the
flank north

German right

if La Pere and Laon

If the German invasion of
France fails definitely as a result
of the battle now being fought the
line of retreat must be through

Luxemburg and eastern Belgium
The Allies will be under the ne-
cessity of following upon
the retreating Germans, and this
will take them to the Rhine in the
vieinity of Coblenz and Cologne
The crossing of the Rhine in the
face of strong German defensive
forces on the right bank will be
one of the greatest tasks that
could be given an army. The
probability is’ that before it is at-
tempted the Allies—who by that
time will inelude half a million
Italian troops of the first line

will seek to create a diversion and
draw away part of the defenders
by an advance through the Tyro!

close

into Wurtemberg and Bavaria
The “turning” of the Rhine de-
fence would practically end the

war, for the
Germany

North
strong de-

interior of
offers few

 

Laon and on the banks of the

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Paris, Sept. 27.—German aero-
planes today dropped a bomb into
Paris, blowing the head off a man
and shattering the limbs of his
daughter. The bomb fell
to the Eiffel tower. It was prob-
ably intended to destroy the wire-
less station there or the army
stores near by. Many houses, in-
cluding that of the Prince of Mo-
naco, were badly damaged. Three
other bombs fell in the city but!

close |

made a
several

A German Zeppelin
bomb-drepping tour of
Belgian cities last night.
Five bombs were dropped at
Dynze, mortally wounding an old
man and damaging the roof of an
hospital. The other bombs did
no damage

PRINCE RUPERT. .
Notice.
To Citizens re Garbage and
Night soil Collections: After
September 30, 1914, all cans that
are not of regulation size and di-
mensions will be collected and de-
stroyed. The regulation cans, as
provided by Bylaw, may now be
obtained from the City by making
application to the Collector's Of.
lice, upon pament of:
Night soil cans....... $ .80
Garbage cans (15 gal.) . $2.25
Garbage cans (30 gal.) . 83.00
L, PORTER,
Sanitary Inspector.

PLUMBING AND
STEAM FITTING

Harry Hanson
The Reliable Plumber”

 

Ask about my Patent Pending
lot Water Heater. Floods of Hot
Water by means of a coil install-

ed in your kitchen range. Fifty-
two in use in this city $20.00 is
the total cost, Absolutely noth

ing if not satisfactory.

PEREEERE EEE EEE EERE EEE TEED

FOR A TAXI

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PRINCE RUPERT AUTO CO
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ENEMY SHOWS ACTIVITY
ALL ALONG LINE

London, Sept. 26 The official
bureau this afternoon is-
sued a statement reading as fol-
lows: “There has been much ac-
tivity on the part of the enemy
all along the line in France, Some
heavy counter-attacks have been
repulsed and considerable
has been inflicted on the enemy,”

press

loss

“We buy and serve omy the best
the market affords. London Cafe.

 

 

Prince Rupert Feed Co.

Hay, Grain, Feed
and Seeds

CHICKEN FEED A SPECIALTY

Agents for

Mal! orders promptly attended to
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808 Third Ave. Phone Black 268

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT BOAT
HOUSE

Boats and Launches

for hire. Gasoline for sale

PHONE FFD 391
North End of Manson Way

 

 

 

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* Central Hotel,

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SS, VENTURE

Sails for Port Simpson, Mjll Bay, Naas River, Thursdays,
for Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, every Friday, 4 p.m

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Delicacies can’t be

KNOTT ~ CLIFTON LIMITED.
Day Phone 100. Wight Phone O78.

BAKERY SUPPLIES

THIRD AVENUE

  

 

 

We invite you to visit our store during the days of the fair.

 

 

 

Jewelry For Autumn Buyers

A Fine Assortment at Moderate Prices

Write for our illustrated Catalogue through which we represent our
fine stock to our out-of-town buyers.

We have all the latest styies in gem set Jewelry, each plece perfect
in fineh, and representing the finest values in platinum and gold mounte,
set with diamonds and other precious and semi-precious stones.

THE BIRKS’ WEDDING RING is a very popular and
fashionable design—comfortable to wear in any weight.

Henry Birks & Sons, Limited

JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS

Geo. E. Trorey, Managing Director VANCOUVER, B.C

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This time of

year you are constantly reminded that you must have new wearing apparel.

MEN ARE BEGINNING TO REAL- Perhaps it is a new suit, a

IZE THAT OUR HIGH CLASS READY

MADE CLOTHES GIVE JUST AS GOOD

SATISFACTION AS ANY TAILOR

MADE GARMENT AND THE PRICE IS
MUCH LESS.

underwear.

good rain coat, or some warm
Our fall and
winter stock is new complete
and we are showing win-
ners in every department.

OUR SHAKER KNIT SWEATER
HAS A SNUG FITTING SHAPE THAT
APPEALS AT ONCE TO EVERY CuS-
TOMER AND IN COMFORT IS. EQUAL

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$35.00

ALL-WOOL, UNSHRINKABLE,
PERFECT-FITTING UNDERWEAR IS
HARD TO GET. WE HAVE IT IN THE
“CEETEE,” IN BOTH SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS AND COMBINATION SUITS.

 

AN ABSOLUTELY WATERPROOF

COAT IS THE ONLY ONE TO BUY.

OUR ALL-WOOL TWEED RAINCOAT

LOOKS AS GOOD AS ANY OVER-

" COAT AND IS GUARANTEED WATER-
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We make. clothes to mea-
sure, guarantee fit
workmanship and_ deliver
them in three weeks.
us a chance to show you
our large range of samples

and

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In any kind of material a man could wish