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POR RENT—Six rooms and bathroom; | bargains. 224tf
Section Six; §26,.50. Prince Rupert * * *
Financiers, 315 Second Ave. 213tr, . ,
Mr. Tomlinson gave a lecture
POR RENT—Comfortable room, or board
and room; close in; reasonable rates; | to the exhibitors vesterday after
phone. Box 14, Datly News. 2100. noon on the selection of exhibits
ROK RENT Une Marge handsomely fur-jand on varieties to choose.
nished room, suitable for two, and one * . .
medium-sized room, with board in pri |
val family Modern conveniences, . “g : ac ’ Ine |
Close in, Phone Biue 332 224-7 a n. uy ae , on ~~ |
FOR RENT—Sulte of furnished house- peempiee Cs Sere ae
keeping rooms. Enquire Demers. | News oflice, The most of his ex-|
weer | hibit was given to the local hos-|
FOR RKENT—New house, four rooms, tal. |
stoves electric light Near drydock, | pita |
Kighth Ave. and Conrad. Box 15, Daily * * * |
News. 226-232-238 rn .
: D. D. Munro, of Terrace, is tak. |
the F Mr. Munro ha
ing in the Fair. Mr. unro has
FOR SALE vd
an excellent ranch near that
FOR SALE—New house, Section 7, ¢100)t0Wn and has a big crop this year
cash and $20 @ month; total $1,150.) for his pains.
P. O. Box 190, ai3ef, *

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FOR SALE — Tracts of Land in Lakelse _ , ; x
Valley containing 10 acres each, §20 he Prince Rupert Towing Co.,
per acre, McCaffrey & Gibbons. 214tf. general towing; the new crude oil

 

wOpertecty level ond oo street’ grede, ony (eS “P-R.T. No. 4." Phone Red
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$60 casi aud balance a Snap of |} 391 or Black 322. Address: P.O
an investment. ust ve moos, » “ ”
Owner, P.O. Box 809. teat Box 96. Agency for the “Avance
POR SALE—-50-H.P. capacity steam boiler | ' rude Oil Motor. 165tf
and 8-tL.l. stationary engine. Can be} * + *
had heap. it sAcellent order,
ply Box 16, Daily News. ae asi, | Ten days’ sale now on at
i |Demers. Come in and see the
WANTED bargains. 224tf.
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Win "Want home for winter wit ec. | Ten days’ sale now on at
cept reasonable wages. Apply Box 10,/Demers. Come in and see the
Daily News. 216-0. | e
j bargains. 224tf.
WANTED—Pupils for business . fe
Prince Rupert. $12.60 per mon st
classes; $5.00 per month ree Prince Rupert has a Japanese
classes. Leation, Second and
Apply Box 99, Daily News. Second artist. He had several paintings
WANTED—-Men and women wanted every-'at the Fair that showed consid-

where who are willing to work a few
hours in their own home for §15 week-
ly. Samples free. The Co-Operative
Union, Windsor, Ont. 917-40, old.

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WANTED—Accountant with long experi- |
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erable merit. He is only 15 years

ence in general office work wishes r-
manent situation at @ moderate salary.
Box 15, Daily News. 227u.

rhe
lent

schools have excel-

of drawings and
The Metlakatla school,
is worthy of great praise for

the work they turn out.

AND ROOMS—Furnished _bed-| he

and sitting room with board) ‘

for two young men; $40 per For a comfortable room,
Box 14, News office, 95 to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836

MONEY! MONEY! 6 PER CENT — Loans 2 mar Fig Stre
ieay Se’ Ghisined for any purpées on ond Avenue, near Kighth Street.

Newly opened. Steam heat and

acceptable Real Estate security; lib
eral privileges; correspondence solicit- hot and cold water in every room.
|Free baths. Rates reasonable

ed, A. ( Agency Company, 758 Gas,
226tf.

local
showings
paintings.

 

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MISCELLANEOUS 8s
BOARD
room
sultable
month.

come
Sec-

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Charles Swanson, of the
the Dolly Varden min-
took a #810
Fair, has asked the
to hand the money
to the Red Cross Society.

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A eheck for $21.50 has
handed to the Canatian Patriotic
Fund from the Prince

one
owners of
claims, which
at the

committee

j
prize

over

 

HARRISON W. ROGERS

been

Rupert

Suite t, Federal Bloc’ |Football League, being the total
Architect | collections made at the prelimi-

PRINCE RUPERT, BL 0. | nary ties of the Exhibition Cup
Phone 300 ©. Box 1635/|The collection at the final, $29.80,

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COMFORTABLE 4-ROOMED

 

| Exhibition.

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Ackerberg, Thompson & Com-
pany placed an add in
News offering a second-hand en-
gine for sale and besides getting
sev eral local inquiries had a com-
munication from Fort Saskatche-

 

wan. When you want to sell any-

thing advertise in The Daily
COTTAGE —, !
a ae

It is interesting to know that
the growth of celery can be vast-
ly improved by scientific planting.
The old way was to put if in a
trench while the new way is to
plant it on level ground. The dif-
ference is marvelous and the two
kinds as shewn by Mr. Braun
a very convincing argument.
oie

Porcher Island had an exeellent
show at the Fair and took down
a goodly number of prizes.
Porcher is the nearest district to
Rupert of them all and with their
excellent showing should be able
to do something for Rupert in the

NEAR DRYDOCK

NICE 4-ROOMED FLAT
WITH BATHROOM

Is

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ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL

The religious side of the
been carried on with reat
from the various denominat

AT THE VALCARTIER CAMP.
life at Valeartier has
according to

inp
cess,

repotl ts

s represented

 

.| THE BOSTONIANS

SCORE ANOTHER HIT

Last night the
fans gave a very
of “The Show
with a vim from start to
The music in this piece is rather
tuneful on the whole
and solos were splendidly render

Juveuihe Boston

fine performance

Girl,” which went

finish

and choruses

ed. While Thom Hellen imper
sonated Captain Arthur in a ver
refined manner, mention must
be made of Dodie Canfield in the

east of Garrick Forest MeCready
both as regards acting and sing
ing and one of her songs giver
to the tune of one of the “Pina
fore” songs simply brought
down the house. Haleyvon Clarke
as Maggie Webbington also had
the andience with her right
through. Altogether, the  per-
\formance was a very creditable

jand enjovable one,

and painless death to

jtion Army Harvest Thanksgiving |

which deseryv-
ed a better filled house, although
there was quite appreciable
number present.

an

A NEW WEAPON.

nore o1

Hints, less definite
have been given that France had
in readiness a new engine of war
which would have been used
against the Germans if they sur

eeded in reaching Paris Re
cently stories have come from the
battlef t to the*effect that many
German soldiers have been found
standing dead in the trenches, as}
though vietims of sudden para-
lysis A London Associated Press
dispatch now says” that the
French are using new guns
which disehara: shells loaded
with a material known as turpen-
ite, whieh causes stantaneous

every

per

son within reach of its fumes

In connection with the Salva

 

 

DOMINION ELECTION?

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iwas signed by A

idificult a

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DUKE MAY REFUSE IT)

Hon. Robert Rogers Said to De-
sire One—Borden Thought

to Be Opposed.

Ottawa, Oet, 3 (owing to cer-
tain activities in some vwarters,
the talk of the probability of an
‘arly general election has been
revived. Hon. Robert Rogers and
his immediate followers are cred-
ited with a desire to violate the
political armistice which has
been in foree sinee the war broke

Robert Borden
induced to precipi-
at such a time
Duke of Connaught
the present time
dissolution of Par-

llowever,
not
an election
also the
not at
to a

out
eould

tate

sir

and
would

consent
liament.

 

CONTEST DECISION

of The

statement

lo the Editor
rhe
Mr me

News.
signed by

his
of

yester-

Hoelsecher, giving

deciding favor

Metlakatla

for

ms

in

the band in

lay’s col
retled

npetition is to be greatly

x as being

unnecessarily
sh and to a certain extent un-
Indian In
Indian bands were
the Fair and a very

one,

fair
the

oul
thre
a feature of
attractive

Iwo

friends.
past
}
years during the
the Kit-
Semiramide
eadership of Professor
as acceptably as 90
ihe white
bands who can play music of this
that such
their comprehen-
unfair and untrue
which should not go
junchallenged.

If they did not come up,te the

ago,
| Governor-General's visit,
band pls
thre

quite

of

ikatla
funder

i fiunt
per

ryed

cent average

grade at all, and to say

music

is past

sion 48 an

| statement

;special services wil! be held to-| mark in this selection this year it
jnight at . o'clock; Sunday at 11]was due to a lack of preparation
ja. wi. and 3:30 and 7:30 p. m.; and|but certainly not to a want of un-
on fonds there will pe a sale | derstanding There is much
of general goods, with a musical|splendid talent in all of these
program by the children. Re-|bands and with a little intelligent,
freshments will be served. Ad-|kindly coaching, and the neces-
mission free. sary patience, they can be
“ — brought to a state of great pro-
One of the latest additions to] feieney, which easily includes
“automobile row” is a very hand-|<ueh music as “Semiramide,”
some Ford landaulet, brought to}: Licht Cavalry,” “Raymond,”
the city by Bert Long last week.|*Martha” and “Hungarian Lut-
In effect it is a closed conveyance, | spiel of which they have per-
with front and side curtains, but] formed meritoriously in Prince
is so made that it can be changed Rupert in the past
inte an open car with little dif-| [% jig very much to their credit
ficulty. that they prefer minsie of this
Class to the wishy-washy rubbish
usually played by medioere white

 

 

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ambition de-
enc@uragement.
Prince Rupert's attitude in this
matter will bear considerable
amendment and it is to be hoped
that a strong committee
will be appointed this year whose
inain endeavor will be to coneilit
Indian friends by fair
treatment, a courteous attention

and their

every

amateurs,

Serves

Thhtiste

 

lo their real or supposed griev-
ances, and by offering induce-
ments at the next annual fair
which will show that we appre.
elate their coming and the bus-
ness they bring to Prince Ru
pert Respectfully,
GhO. WERNER,
Prince Rupert, Oet, 2, 1944,
hk. BK. GCoenfeetionery sells high
Class ice eream in bricks; also
| pure candies e 155tf.

BANDMASTER REPLIES

| point

| reasonable

 

TO CONCERT JUDGE

Editor of The News
An article appeared in the
your paper of the 2nd)
the caption “Judge's
Rand Goneert,” and
Hoelscher
As leader of the Kitkatla band,
which Mr, Hoelseher has eriticiz
ed so severely, T would be obliged

lo the

Sit
of
under

isatie
imst.,
Decision on

u

f you would favor me with space
for a reply

So far as Tam aware, Mr. Hoel
scher was appointed solely as
nudge for the Indian band compe

m——he gave his decision in fa
for of the Metlakatla band and
there presumably his duties end
ed From the tone of the article
eferred to it would appear that
he feels some explanation of that
decision is necessary, or is he
ictuated by a desire to point out
my deficiencies as a bandmaster?

Mr Hoelscher I would also

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decided that

Overture’ is

for amateurs
from this it
to infer that at the
the competition he was
judging the rendition of
played, but was evi-
dently biased, inasmuch as the
music chosen not in accord
with his individual idea of what a
band should attempt. This in it-
self will have a deterrent effect
upon the native bands they
will realize, in future, that in en
Indian band contests
Rupert that the simpler
music played the more likely
they will win the prize; that
if Mr. Hoelscher should again
the judge.

I understand that A. H
scher forming a_ city
which will presumably be an
band,” and if this

the
too
to
is only

out, has
Semiramadie
piece
attempt and
time of
not only
the music

was

as
lering mn
Prince
the

Hoel

band,

“am
the

is
iteur is
vase
music “difienIt” (©?) as “Rien
zi,” “Faust,” “William Tell,” or
“Pagliacci” will be attempted, but
presumably their efforts will be
confined to ragtime and music of
this class under the able leader
ship of this self-appointed critic
I would suggest that
agement to our Indian
would be of much greater assist
criticism of the char
the article

encour
bands

than
afforded
question

ance

acter by in

be |

it will be deplorable that no/|

As the inference as to my own
inability is so strongly put, I
would mention in self-justifiea
tion that [| have been in British
bands under the leadership of
such bandmasters as Dan God-
frev, KF. ©. Stretton of the Royal)
Artillery band and E. ©. Green of
the Royal Marine band

Yours truly,
A. PESCOTT.

Prince Rupert, Oet. 3, 19144

SABY SHOW WAS
WELL ATTENDED

Baby Show at the I

|

rhe air was}
well patronized It showed, too,
that there are both large and
beautiful babies in the district
whieh speaks well for the future
of the race.

The first prize for the prettiest
baby under 2 years was given to
Mrs. Boyd Affleck, of
The second prize went to Mrs.
M. Fuller.

For
year,
Nadine
the
Studio
the Fair.
Mrs. W.

For

years,

Hazelton
L

the prettiest baby under 1
Mrs. little girl
took and also
prize
for

Griegsby's
first prize
the

prettiest

Peerless
at
to

given by
the

Second

baby
prize went
Lang.
the baby under 2
the went to Mrs
Boyd Affleck and second prize to
Mrs. Ericksen.
First prize
baby under 1 year went
John Conway, of Stewart
W. Hi. Derry and Mrs. J.
Kinley tied for
third prize went

heaveist

first prize

for heaviest
to Mrs

Mr s
W. Me
and the

Tinygus

second,

to Mrs.

RED CROSS TEA.

The ladies

will serve tea
on the baleony
Building from
ing the days

will be in aid
Don't fail to

of. "Prince Rupert
and refreshments
of the Exhibition
3 to 10 p. m. dur
of the fair. This
of the Red Cross

patronize them

227-2514

Salvation don.
Public mostinas, Tuesday,
Thursday and aaeneene at 8 p.m.
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St sale
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1t has the LIGHT NATURAL
COLOR and TASTE FRESH
RICH CREAM, and uch sue

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