THE DAILY NEWS “The Daily News ’ CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR RENT i. 1 LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream. + . . Norfolk Rooms, Steam heated, hot and cold water. Terms rea- room, | SOnable. 6th Ave. and Fulton. POR RENT——Large furnished front gis per month. Apply Box 07, Bally > we S car leat li Ten days’ sale now on at se oe P. “O” Box wo etd Demers. Come in and see the FOR RENT—8ix rooms and bathroom; | bargains. 224tf, Section Six; $26.50. -Prince Rupert . 6 «& Financiers, $15 Second Ave. 2130. FOR RENT—Comfortable room, and room; close in; phone. Box 14, Daily News. 2100. ROR RENT One large handsomely fur- boara reasonable. rates; The Prince Rupert Towing Co., general towing; the new crude oil t.@ “P.R.T. No. 1." Phone Red nished room, suitable for two, and one 391 or Black 322. Address; P.O, oo sized room, Ati board ce Rox 96. Agency for the “Avance” y ’ b T ronveniences, . Chose tn Phone Blue. ‘332, ’ 7| Crude Oil Motor. 165tf FOR RENT—Suite of furnished house- 7 9 Keeping § rooms. Enquire TR a The Merchants defeated the POR RENT—Four-roomed cottage on Fra-|Sons of England last night by 3 ser St, bear’ Sixth, Thomas McCly-] al mont. 925-227, e0als to 4. POR RENT——New | house, | four | rooms, as stoves electric ight. ear rydoc . Kighth Ave. and Conrad, Box 15, Daily Ten days’ sale now on at News. 926-989-988|Demers. Come in and see the eae a ; Sas ~ | bargains. 224tf. FOR SALE . 4 P 1 now on POR SALB—New house, Section 7, #100 Ten days’ eale n at cash and $20 a month; total $1,150./Demers. Come in and see the P. 0. Box 490, aia. bargains. 224tf. POR SALE — Tracts of Land in sense * * « Valley containing 10 acres each, §20 : per acre. Mc rey & Gibbons, 214tf. For a comfortable room, come VOR SALB—Lot 18, Block 45, Section, Siito the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec- tk aan we eS Sal he orjond Avenue, near Bighth Street. au inves cont, Must have the y:| Ne » Stes Owne PO. bos O00. osu | Newly opened. te am heat and ihdieatnalans hot and cold water in every room. WANTED Free baths. Rates reasonable. 226tf. WANTED—Employment by capable wom- 7 7, = an. Want for winter, Will ac- cept reasonable wages. Apply i 1 Daily News. WANTED—Pupils f ‘or Prince Rupert. ote. my ae moni classes; $8.00 "pee a classes. cation, Apply Box 90, Dally Martin O'Reilly has a eouple of nobby suits on exhibit that would ia) appeal to the most fastidious. He also shows a line of general gents’ MeRae Brothers have an excel-| lent booth fitted up with their leading lines, office furniture, Remington typewriters, Victrolas, cameras and protography. S %.40 The Parkin-Ward Go. show their Perfection Bngines, than which there is no better; also electric lighting and cooking de vices, * «© The well known furniture house of Geo. D. Tite, which has a larger display of furnishings than ever, is offering prices that ought to appeal to any who are in need along that line. Just drop in look the prices over. “Fair prices oply come once a year. * * * , | Braun, of Terrace, of the best exhibits at shows great origin: ality | farming. He new species his plarits. and Mr. R, has one the Fair, in his several who | . | has created! by er In one hill of peta- |PERCY WYNDHAM KILLED AT THE FRONT. msSilie toes he dug fifty-one tubers which Lieut. Perey “ yndwem, on oF weighed twenty-seven pounds thedate George Wyndham, has They are on show at the Fair. Mr. | 2ee® killed in aetion, He mar- Braun is a student of plant cul- ried a short time ago the a ture besides being a_ practical Diana Lister, daughter of Lord farmer Hibblesdale. ee RUSSIANS MAKING GREAT PROGRESS (Special to The Dally Newe—10:30 A. M.) According to a wire received by Superintendent Mehan, of the G T. P., the Prince George will sail from Vancouver on Monday night, as usual, instead of Sunday, as reported by our special corre- Petrograd, Oct. 1.—-(Oflcial spondent. She will arrive here 8}communication In the region a. m. Wednesday and will sailjof Ossowétz and Draskenkiki the again on Friday morning for the| Russians atlacked the Germans south, | fyriously in a new altempt of the * *¢ *@ |}Germans to cross the Niemen. In furnishings. a , oe 8 @ The Swedish dancers did them- | |this they failed. WANTED —Men an Saar orgy. selves credit again last night in| A violent combat took place for w w willing work a Tew r eerless ¢ s stu- |" : ; aes yossessio , . ) hours in their own home for $15 week- P he Peerless and Bensen stu their national dances. Those je . ion of-the northern routes \y. Semmies free. The Co-Operative dios show splendid samples of taking part wete Mr. and Mrs jto the forest of Augustow. In ° ; , é é sre am | a oe a 91 = the photographie art. W. W. Molmeniet. .Mea:.6. Sotnsos and | Galie ia, the Austrian rear guard ence in general office "work ‘wishes per- Mass Sg a few high-class en- Mr Siichon Mr ’ ‘A cw enn | suffered another defeat near manent situation at a moderate salary. ame * : eer : Do i é , . Box 15, Daily News, mir, | ore a - e .6 made the air alive with his vio- he ren eran ’ es & great . in inumber of cannon, 4 wagons Lost The Rupert Marine shows the and many prisoners. _— Frisco Standard Engines, in|‘ veld: It is officially announced that LOST—On September 24, on McBride St.)which they specialize. Also gen- A splendid — illustration of} the Servian troops in Bosnia have brooch. Liberal ‘oan Piast eral machine fittings and repairs. |Scottish industry can be seen at|}captured Sanpesak. Also, they turned to the office of The oS mn * *#f « the Fair, where Prince Rupert’s|seized an Austrian train of six. —— Word received today‘from the|pioneer shoemaker, Wm. MeRae,|teen ear, six of them loaded with oil drilling operations on thejhas his booth. The boots on ex-|ammunition. MISCELLANEOUS Queen , Charlotte Islands: report |hibition are the kind that stand | _-—__—_ —_—— BOARD AND ROOMS—Furnished bea- that the drill is now down 1,000 the wet seasons on the Coast. | When the ptedigal son returns comm, end sitting room with board|feet and that they have struck a|/They can be seen-there in all|he always brings his appetite with month. ‘box ". a $40 vein of wax and oil. stages of construction. |him. : | _ ———»- — = Phone 20 ~ GEO. D. TITE Complete Home Furnisher Poles and ; FURNITURE--ALL GRADES CARPET SQUARES.-.--ALL SIZES Inlaid and Print Linoleum Draperies and Curtain material by the yard—Brass Trimmings IRON BEDS, SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES Special orders taken for upholstering- Blinds any size made to order SPECIAL DISCOUNTS DURING FAIR WEEK GEO. D. TITE THIRD AVENUE P. O Box 1647 — BIG BATTLE RAGING--- lestimates MAY BE LAST EFFORT PRIDE, NASH & CO MADE BY BOTH PARTIES, (8pecial to The Daily Newe—0:30 A.M.) Oct. 1 The cle correspondent with Chroni the Bel- Tuesday, 150,000 London, writing on that troops are engaged in a line extend to Aerschot rhis battle, he appears to} the last effort both sides The Belgian resistance face | of the artiller is magnificent, As easy to make juntil the known, gian army, nearly despeer ate battle along the ing from Termonde says, be on int superior German it statement battle town is Antwerp, a definite of the the well provisioned and defended. regards is not} result In is any case, | The German losses in the past} few days are enormous, many thousands having fallen GERMAN SEARCHLIGHTS Used to Seek Out Positions of Al- les With Disturbing Effect— Hillsides Searched. London, Oct. 1. cle’s correspondent | | The at a lengthy dispatch Chroni Paris the course of describes the of searchlights He use by the Germans. SaYs as SOON as darkness falls the Germans light their lamps and play them | upon all points. | hese long, tapering fingers of | light creep hillsides, | touching the of jing battalions with a light nance. They feel their way the fringe of autumn woods, that in a moment where there had been black laps of darkness along the positions sleep lumi along ~ one sees the shimmer of leaves and grasses and tree trunks liké columns of burnished metal. They are extraordinarily inquisitive these feelers of light, and point | suddenly and arrestingly at mov ing objeets, which halt ad the firs touch of that perilous illumina tion. i A friend who has been driving} oMcers about the front says that a few nights ago he rapidly towards the was driving wireless sa tion when his car was picked out by one of these traveling rays. l a moment he and the officers wh: were with him were white brilliance, flooded with a so that they were dazzled and startled A moment! after a shell came burtling over head and several bullets buried j ; themselves in the chassis. | A meeting of the Canadian Fra ternity will be held in the Court} House on Monday evening at 8 p. m. sharp. All members are urged to attend. (Oy = — Oo. "5 For Rent | COMFORTABLE 4-ROOMED _ COTTAGE . NEAR DRYDOCK NICE 4-ROOMED FLAT WITH BATHROOM APPLY G. R. Naden Co., Ltd. 324 SECOND AVENUE HARRISON W. ROGERS. TO oO" initial FRIDAY BARGA ettes in a large range of dark and j|hams, Cottons, Cretonnes, Towel- | assortment—all SRAAAAARAAAARAARAAA HEHE MPANY F = Bargain Day veek was great success; far beyond our ex,: NS, Many ling 10. be greater. Ne tolgive the ine We have 5 48 forenogy being entirely sold out long before MORROW’S FRIDAY BARGAIN DA we have improved the system and acd Read Bargain Crowd better service. on sale, then be on hand tomorrow n Shoppers Get the Best Selections. " 30C WRAPPERETTES 10C | P. C. CORSETS si Our Stock of P. 6. Oy Seven hundred yards Wrapper- sets; Coutil, low ang high bust on 1G back. Close fitting rust-proof em trimmed; with hose SUP pOrter, All sizes. Regular $2, $2.50, $00 ON SALE FRIDAY aT $1.00 $18 COATS $7 Ladies'Fal! and Winter Coats Black, Brown, Navy, Grey, ¢ and Fancy Mixtures. Ail Tweeds Woo! Mixtures, Cloth; fancy collars, duffy pockets; with and without fancy buttons. Regular $1 FRIDAY BARGAIN PRICE $7.00 $5.00 SWEATERS $18 entire in whi light patterns in fancy designs, stripes and figures; 28 inches wide. Regular 20, 26 and 300 yd. FRIDAY BARGAIN PRICE 10C REMNANTS, HALF PRICE Three hundred afd nine Rem- nants in Dress Goods, Dress Crepes, Dress Tweeds, Fiannei- ettes, Wrappereties, Prints, Ging- Steels ling, Curtain Goods. An immense lengths. Your doliar will buy double = to- morrow. REMNANTS, HALF PRICE $1.50 SHIRTS 90C Men's Fine Zephyr WNegligee Shirts; white ground with neat Ladies’ Pure Wool combination broken stripes in Coats, with shawi and high Blue, Helio, Grey and Black; coat !ars, bells and two pockets, style, attached cuffs, yoked shoul- buttons; plain, knitted stripes der; all sizes. Good vaiues at "iD effect; all sizes—aill o $1.25 and $1.50. Regular $3, 4 and $6. ON SALE FRIDAY AT $1.95 FRIDAY BARGAIN PRICE 90C CAN'T BARG _ _ SBOPPING IN yo Goob AP PORD AINS FOR I i rHE PORENOO ' Pride, Nash & Co, Third avenue and Sixt! 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