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Daily News Building, 3rd Ave, Prince Rupert, B.C, Telephone 98, rived at Noisy-le-See in the Be. jemergency bills cheers were given
e n . nine. France. | fo e passing of the Trish and Sails for Masset ¢ Sort |
TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVFATISING—5O0 cents per inch. Contract partment of the P Seine, France.|for the passing ¢ se eS . t et and Port
palee’ ob egptiention rhe voung woman had fougut}]the Welsh bills, the Nationalists | Sails for asset and Naden |
, by the side ofa company of Zou-|and Liberals broke inte loud} Saila for Queen ee et \y
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” DAILY. EDITION e : caves in the trenches and her sex|cheers, the National Anthem, at Gaile for Poa
AILY. EDITIO we yparo Thursday, Oct. 8, 1944, was not discovered until she was|the suggestion of Mr. Wit Greeks, | THROUGH SERVICE 7 :
= —_- SS == vounded. The commanding of-|the Labor leader, closing the pro- Trains leave Prinee Rupert {
er comp ente vy oon. herlceedings. As the members filed ) ednesdays and
All philanthropic people are nations to let their armaments : eee 08. Ser eae , , Se om Weundeyeye &
: ; bravery before sending her to the}out of the chamber Mr. Crooks Close connections made at \
trusting that the present war remain as they are aud save the i i Irel i!’ ror point ast of Cl
; ’ ' da out “God save Treland!” | or pt B OG8t 0 ri
will be the last and that the} World a huge waste, Only such TORS. ~ o a
. on : an arrangement will save the Mr. John Redmond, the Trish Na-} ee ee LWA m
conquerors will dictate the arm- . he . poplane ; | For through tickets and ful
, nt ? : nations from bankruptey, for rhe total number of aeroplane}ii alist leader, replied: “God | un i
aments of the future. Inei-| they cannot pay the cost of this |SiR WILFRID LAURIER pilots killed thus far in the war) ave England! Parliament will Sats Serer ceneral A tupert
dentally it might be said that war and keep up the race at TO URGE RECRUITING |< estimated at fifty, divided) oy soon Qetober 27 | ~etaede eeagueey
the — must be the dictators. the same time. ‘ —_——— umong the belligerents as fol- aie sad |
Were Germany crushed there Chet ‘> * rons cel Ottawa, Oct. 6,—Sir Wilfrid | ows Russian, 16; French, 12; An order in council has been | soereree. |
i ‘eas , : ; , the eastern se , ‘ier z » Montreal s : :
is no reason why the rest of| | me re ne s _— ee Laurier will go to Montreal this); i oish, 4; German, 18. Thisfissued at Ottawa probibiting air. | MUSIC : ‘
athe world could not get to- se woporves w heave oKeN OUll week to address a mass meeting ; > . » PO Bang
in the Austrian army. If this ; does not take, into consideration} ships from flying within ten miles | Teach f Violil d All 4,
gether and arrange to prevent is true, there is no reason why at Shomer Park, with a view tO} pilots and -crews of diriibles,pof any of the chief cities or forti-| Send tn “ Pes
“" future race in armaments. it should not spread to the stimulating the reeruiting | the | ani of which bade been reported fied points in Canada, or carrying a ousaorT 8 (GING
The Czar was the first to sug- Russians and perhaps to the/|Freneh-Canadian brigade being | deatraged. passengers across the interna- 452 Eighth Ave. East J
gest an international tribunal] other armies in the field. In-|raised for service at the front.| ‘ tional line, except under certain | whose Grose OEY NG AND
at The Hague, and his attitude deed it is conceivable that the |gne peeruitine and equipping of General Jacobus Hendrica De Papas, tee TINTING
toward the Poles and Jews disease should be spread on th privka } - ; er ae | a
since this war began shows purpose in order to weaken the on a a : ve the next seri-)La Rey, the well known Boer gen The Belgian commission which |
that he is still thinking along ranks of their opponents. 1f[0US task of the militia depart-jeral, has been shot dead near}eame to the United States to pro
philanthropic lines, Britain the dread disease ever gets ajment, and the four regiments|Johannesburg by bushrangers,/test against the cruel acts of) MARTIN & M’GOWAN Mar! 5 e
has always been anxious for an hold it°will end the war quicker may constitute the first reinforce-|W ho when pursued and brought}] German troops in Belgium saw | LAIN AND ORNAMENTAL , . wanson
arrangement of this kind and] than any number of battles, ments to be sent from Canada.- |to bay committed suicide. Gen-| President Wilson on September Cement, Brick and Tite Work rid
the present war may be the ** * Gol. Huches says that arrange.|°'@! De La Rey was born in 1848.] 17th, and formally presented their Estimates Furnioned
means of bringing it about. The activity of the Zeppelin rats ma erranée-l He was a member of the first}report, which is a shocking in-| vane es oe
ea oe plants will bear watching and ments will be made as quickly 48) yoiksraad of the Transvaal and|dictment of the invaders of their) ————— ,
If this is an arrangement no doubt the British ye possible for the enlistment and|commanded the  Liehtenburg|eountry. Mr. Wilsen gave the | fl
: sh govern- ‘ , ‘ |
“devoutly to be wished,” why ment is doing this. The great|training of troops at various Can-|Burghers during the Boer war,)commission a cordial and sympa- | OR. GILROY, DENTIST
does not Italy and the United] airships about which we used |adian centres in order to provide |during whieh he won a high repu-|(hetic reception, but declined (0) Crown and Bridge Work a ot ae
States take a hand in it now to hear so much have done very} aij ‘necessary reinforcements for tation as ea military leader, Af-Jexpress any opinion, leaving that Specialty. Chee ont, Beat
and settle the question quickly?| little damage to date and only he C . ter the war he went to England|for the tribunal of histery to de- NEW WELLINGTON COAL ¢
If an agreement for disarma- ee Galatia af thole Waeliv. the Canadian forces. with Generals De Wet and Botha, cide. Office: Smith Blk., Third Avenue '
ment were guaranteed the fight ity seem possible. Fither the ee ee ee ee and took an important part in the a a | Second Ave Prone
would become more of a world whole system has resulted in a Notwithstanding the shoemak-| peace negotiations, The British Pacifie fleet has oc- | ~~ " - ee aey
struggle than it even now is “frost” or they are kept quiet jers’ edict some intrepid male per- . mle cupied Herbertshoehe, on Blanche | eee a
and most of the nations now for the purpose of making an|sons will continue to wear low The British parliament was|Bay, the seat of government of| UNION TRANSFER CO "* ei. Bor 974,
concede that the Allies are unexpected raid in the future, |Shoes until the snow flies, partic-|prorogued on September 18th,j/the German South Sea posses-| ERERAL TRANOFER naes — —
fighting for the liberties of the It is hardly possible that they jularly if they have no others. amid scenes of enthusiasm sel-|sion of tie Bismarck Archipelago | South anna thee” SMITH MALLETT
world, While the Allies are} would attempt to land troops in dom witnessed in that staid de-Jand the Solomon Islands. The) io. 36 Office RESIDENCE 110 tare ,
likely to win in any case, the} Britain by means of airships} It’s a safe bet you will forget) liberative — body. The King’s Jarehipelago includes a large num-| 559 gecond Avenue — PRINCE "RUPERT — we
assistance of Italy and the and with the latest -cuns it is|by next summer that solemn vow| speech, which was read by com. [ber of islands, with a total area Third Ave. # Second Strom
States would shorten the strug- difficult to see how they could |never to go to a pieni¢ agian, mission, said; “After every en-Jof about 18,000 square miles, | bee wemes Rupers
.gle and reduce the misery to a attack the fleet. The most}~  ° — deavor had been made by my gov-]eame under German influence by | °
minimum. The Allies co-oper- probable solution is that the ernment to preserve the peace offan agreement with Great Britain |
ating with Ttaly and the United air fleet is not as practical as Prince Rupert Dairy the world, Iwas compelled, in the}in 1885. The islands are north BOAT BUILDER 6 TUART
States could easily compel the! was expected. Phone Green 252 assertion of treaty obligations/and northeast of New Guinea and | ,
oe : : ‘ deliberately set at naught and for|/German New Guinea is ineladed | Hi JOUNSTON
a, ie? Holstein Milk for Babies the protection of the public law]in the same jurisdiction They Seal Cove Phone Green 321 808 2na Are Prone
i specially Bottled of Kurope and the vital interests|have “a population of about 200, | PRINCE RUPERT, & ¢
TESTE cows of my empire, to go to war. My]000. oeanenetaemy
. jnavy and my army have with un- --—— Alex M Me ‘
NN 8 02 An invitation is cordially ex- | coscing vigilanee, courage and One of the most venerable - RITCHIE, AGNEW & CO. oe
tended to the citizens interested | .\ i)! sustained, in associationjikons in Russia, representing a WILLIAMS & ANSON
. to inspect the dairy premises) with our gallant and faithful al-|vision of the Virgin to the Rus. | e i on.
during the hours of 3:30 and 4:30} \jes, a just and righteous eause.|sian saint Sergius Radonejsky at Civil Engineers ana B. C. Land arriste ‘
; Wednesdays and Saturdays when From every part of my empire}the time of the overthrowing of Surveyors wore aa
, milkng operations are being con-| there has been a spontaneous and|the Tartar yoke has arrived from Helgerson t perk
ducted. enthusiastic rally to our common|Moscow at the headquarters of Waterworks, Water Power, Wharf Con
GUARAN ] EED I O Sg a flag. We are fighting for a wor-|}Grand Duke Nicholaevitch at the | provineial Land Surveying, Mine Survey ne
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