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Monda THE DAILY NEWS
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CT KIDNEY THIRD ANEMUP P.O. DRAWER 1524 PHONE No. 8
AF ATE Burlders’ Sapplies Sheet and Plate Glass
Vlambers’ supplies Plate Giass Mirrors
me HARDWARE f=
Oils Tinware
Var) ishes Graniteware
— MONARCH MALLEABLE The Stay Salitctor
Range.”’
“Pyyit-a-tives” Have Proved
eir Value In Thousands of —
Cases
coun 0 | | THE UNION STEAMSHIP CO,; OF B.C, LIMITED
rit ~ ‘OM rey
nNOERFUL RECORD OF A my i SS, VENTURE
c E a Sails for Port Simpson, Mill Bay, Naas River, Tharsdays,
WONDERFUL CUR stint ; the left bank. The twelve detach for Vaneouver. Victoria, Seattle, every Friday, 4 p.m.
or WE, SELLA DoriwenR. ed forts, erected by General Bri
“a a oe e —— COATSWEATER Hose jalmont since 1886, surround the| SS. CHELOHSIN
Th Yv ‘
ly Remed sat Act On AB Mises CSANS TOWELS ~ toe city at a distance of three and a Sails for Granby Bay, Naas River, Sunday midnight; for
The Organ Responsible For The Petrograd, Oct. 1 ' half to ‘five and a half miles. Coal} Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Every Tuesday at 9 p.m.
ation Of Uric Acid In The Blood. man ldeese fave | ; ‘ Cs | mining forms the basis of the in Agency: American Express, Atlantic Steamers
man government to rey , |dustrial prosperity of Liege, but} PHONE 568 JOHN BARNSLEY, Agent, SECOND AVE.
t realize that the | biti shi lalmost as important is the manu-| oo
ree great elimina emptions to milita \ |
ter from the body. |4 statement giver os \ Ct A ore : | facture of weapons of all kinds,
7 ; the Skin rids the deta) ies \ ove ; : jwhieh have enoyed a world-wid
' ae ar ee jreputation since the end of the|?***
In The Back and Phe German army bi jeighteenth century The work-
“¥ 1y not be the fanitof [of equipment an ord has | men, some 40,000 in number,
e tpaties at Oe issued to bury the dead lcbie work at their own risk, for it is
ol 0}
: —T % without uniforms and sh said that a piece containing the
wo en Sine . slightest flaw is at once rejected.
: ovee \V
: Returning to Brussels, we pass w
cures weak, sore, |Spondent at Fukuchima, Japar ithrough old and dull aed the SHINGLE’, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS
ot only } e it |says that Japan wil ve to Ru -
eels] {ampartsurroanding the al PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO
es’ opens the bowels Age f ul r ONC Or JIE iaNY CANTEENS =~ _! NR jof whieh have been partially con- ,
etens t ch and stimulates ons a Seems - OF | ~ crag aaa lverted into promenades, and so A 4. BURROUGHS, Manager .
act skin union and progress continue t ito Neerwinden and ‘Tirlemont. tet Ave. and McBride &. PRINCE RUPERT, 8.C.
id oy ali deniers pone ‘pune opinion ia Goustan | Neerwinden is well known on ac- none = Grench Yard ot Smithers
tor ae 7 ‘tines, tinople by giving out news of the CANTEEN AVENUE AT VALCARTIER CAMP. icount of the two great battles .
or t postpaid on receipt |“ "° at patriotic meetings }Canteen Avenue has proved the most popular part of the eamp at | fought near it. In 1693 the Freneh
. ruit-a-tives Limited, — - | Vaicartier The soldiers develop enormous appetites inthe lunder Marshal Luxembourg, de-
wa Incate of improv on | mountain air and frequently supplement their ‘rations with |feated the Allies under William
snippets Vl Chance It Fraction, and Black Bear | the food they ean buy at these canteens. The saies of bis- |11l of England. In 1793 the
Mineral Clete, oreuate i the Sheene Min culls, jams and “pop” have been enormous. |Freneh, under Louis Philippe
Where located:—i'li Chance it Fraction | (then “General Egalitie,” after-
located between the “Lilly Bertha and | } ards King of. Fr: i ial ‘
ince Rupert Feed Co. §)sic*sis teers tied thaSack toatl tip the Ansibdinas. ateetinn
ce f i, Obese 0) niet, . nate . : ay .
ce upe le el BN j fe ated by the Austrians, under the
more or less, from the northwest point of | | Prinee of Coburg, and driven out
\LERS IN the head of Alice Arm, 4 branch of Ub- | of Belgium
, servatory Inet. | i . i ;
Hay, Grain, Feed TAKE NOTICE that I, Pedro Salina, Yree | Of Tirlemont it need not be
. Miner's Certificate No. 80313B., intend - . ’
and Seeds sixty days from the date hereof to apply jmentioned that the six miles’ cir-
2 Ry ‘ar tp poenene af a jcumference of the town encloses| ee ee
KEN FEEO A SPECIALTY taining @ Crown Grant of the above claim. - | quite a large extent of arable
Hee cea nss eee eee gtnenced be! | SHORT HISTORY OF DISTRICT SHOWS MANY FACTS OF IN- jland,
Agente for under section 85, must be commenced -
fore t®e issue of such Certificate of im TEREST—SCENE OF MANY OF THE WORLD'S ae
provements
DOMINION NURSERY & "pated this 249t day of September, A.D. LEADING EVENTS. . |_,Are your-books behind or out Time and Trial Prove
ORCHARDS CO. iete eunae gaianas —_——- — of balance? [{f so, apply Box 120,
6 enters premetty atbeaees te et 2 It is one of the most beautiful Porsnadleien, near which rises | Daily News. 227¢tf. the. unequalled value of Beecham’s Pills as the
countryisdes in the world. From)|the vast and preeipitous Rocher} ___ bot best corrective of ailments of the digestive organs
—= CertiNcate of Improvements. | Brussels, the spaciously-built |de Nevian ae Say Sere —_ so common—and the best preventive of lasting and
skeena "Miniug Division of Cassar Dis {c@Pital of Belgium, now oveupied the eliffs at Tailfer and the rocks | serious sickness so mn rentiting from defective or
Third Ave Phone Biack 268 trict joy the Gertaan losis, lo Namur, of Frene, the caverns of wiieb, | CANADIAN PACIFIC irregular action of stomach, liver or bowels.
W bere Incated About three-quarters cturesaue . ates : the ecording to ‘tradition are in
(3-4) of le, re or less, from the|Pi¢tul yuely ituated u ! a rene ri i ;
saraveent Deiat vf the head of sles Aan Meuse, the route is, say fhe Daily habited by @nomes Marble quar RAILWAY

 

and adjoining the Black Bear Mineral claun ; | —_— 9
: _ = bie “er ans - ” | Telegraph, practically one long ries and = precipitous tree-clad
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FARE NOTICE that |, Pedro Salinas, 8) wvonie of hime tres which ix: ifs, among which tiere splen rrincess Sophia southbound
eee (***eeaeee agent for William J. Vaughan, Free Min
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ers Certificate 81645B., and for my-|place as one proceeds to noble did dwe ellings are perched, are to Seturdey noon
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! {ibe se ither | i until. via | have a great record. Pons hpewetey they have been used with
lintend, sixty days from the date hereof,| (“Ks and ein and to forests of be seen on either hand, un mi Princess Royal, Southbound Tet ven een iA (fe doses wil prove t
LATEST WAR NEWS */to apply to the Mining Recorder for 4} fj as the traveler penetrates the Anhee and Houx, we reach Bau- Sunday, 8 ‘ou can find prom: Lelie trom the headaches, de of
@ | Cerul ate of improvements, for ne 22 im oie ? ates alent’ canon’ y, & p.m. Send nama pelingnannned by
}pose of Gbiaiming 4 Crown Grant o eo | reennes erie one ¢ e des ‘ Ss}
var bulletins wel tee ee sake moties that .ceton Namur itself, which may-al any jin the distriet, where, it is told, Princess May Northbound them, os Kiw walt 10 te to hve of peur commented
vely by The ®/| under section 85, must be commenced be jmoment become the scene of he when the French besieged the Monday Noon. % Aid
posted im- | provements. of such Corunesm of Em-| sm as that shown at Liege, has|town in 1554, three beautiful mpereee An invaluable to Health
oming off # Dated this 2ist day of September, A.D.) aiways been a point of stategie|\women, who were the sole sur- J. @. MONAB, General Agent ote tes
1014 Boochen. Helens, Lenseshive England.
\ the following *| PEDRO SALINAS mportanee and it was fortified!vivors of the ill-fated garrison, Corner Fourth Street and Third Ave ee eee . S. America. boxes, 25 cents.
aces *| in eatly period. It is a strong|threw themselves from the sum-|
‘ store, 3rd Ave. eer ee oe ly link in the chain of fortifications | mit of the tower of Creve-Coeur, | ale Hc cae,
We » Store, Srd | HAMMER Ml and is sur- land were dashed to pieces on the | 7 — : — = — —— ———
: * FIRE ALARM SYSTEM 3}, ounded by a circle of nine de-j|rocks below OLD WATCH F
k. 8 er Sth and * : #itached forts, two and a half to} Dinant, which gives its name to
as * a elt ur anda half miles distant,|the “dinanderies,” or chased cop- sermieht{orwan! A. E. Rand, President, J. 8. Pearce, Manager
rT Hotel, 2nd * CIRCUIT NO. 1. *i which were constructed by Gen-|per and brasswares, which were eae siving away
. *)% @ox 125th St. and 3rd Ave feral Brailmont, the same soldier-|in high repute when the town wae | rene a Sree
* Box 13-—-6th St. and 3rd Ave lon 1wineer who made Antwerp onelat the height of its prosperity in | ae .
Ra * Sep 06—Sth 61, and Sed Ave ft the strongest fortresses in Ku-| the thirteenth, fourteent® and obtain one. ete
‘ * a wai ence j rope The numerous sieges which | fifteenth centuries, has been fare trove ot ont C
h * Box 16 ist Ave., between 8th and Namur has undergone Louis | three times the seene of battle. a Guarda, ot 9
MeA igar Store, # oth Sts, (Knox Hotel.) {XIX in 1692, William UI in 1695 /In 1466, Philippe le Bon, Duke of carriage. pail (0 wear acturers
A 8 * Soe 0F—101 Ave_and 7 Gt. (Cen and again in 1746, 1792, 1794) | Burgundy, besieged and took Din- will be given Pree Doors, Sash, Mantels, Mouldings, Scroll and Band Sawing,
Da dows, 3rd * a oe ® | ha ave left few of the old sixteenth/ant, and is said to have caused — a foe year and ali kinds of Finishings, Store and Office Fix.
= A“ * CMROUIT NO. 2. century buildings standing, but/800 of the Lownepecgan oe i ae pon nage of our marvel. ‘ tures, House Finish a Specialty.
0 OO ee ee fe. eee ; those ‘that -remnain ere a9 pio }theewn inlo the Seats, Seaaay ak Factory and Office: Seventh Avenue, Hays Cove Circle
Sus & Liow., Shoeals Telephone 218 - P.O, Box 207 - Prinbe Rupert, B. C.
» ‘ oe England
~~ e Box dat Ave. end Menetds Gh Renaissance style oeeupies a}the Duc de Nevers In 4675 it
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place in the center of the town.) was again taken by the Prene), | queens eee =a =e ’ *
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posing facade in the baroque} Still beautiful and mountain-
style, the interior of whieh con-]ous is the route to Arion, which
tains twelve Doric pillars of red}is a prosperous town on tie fron-| fF
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(Post Omice. sque as any of the period in Ru-|the town was taken by storm and 35, cents tao aed ean Bree Watch. \c
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ts PLR. | Vintners Associahen Bor 8th Ave. and Dodge Pi The old citadel on the Montag. [11,000 soul It wa de str ved
- Box 6th Ave. and Thompson St ne de Champeau stands on the} by the Duke of Guise In 1558, and
oa . ) ort and of thelin the seventeenth century re-
IT NO. 4. site of a Roman for ud - .
pomnanepealbapes:: Box 41 on and Emmerson eastle of the Counts of Namur.jceived new fortifications, which =
f Of First ave. and Eighth st PI Of the latter only two towers re-|were razed in 1844. SSIES
W. MH Wright, Prop. @ox 42—5th Ave. and McBride St main. In 18914 the municipal au- immortal Liege.
a Bat Box 43-5th Ave. and Green St thorities laid out a park with a Liege, the center of the reeent for Prince Rupert and Northern B. ern B.C.
WOTEL CENTRAL Geax 46-—6th Ave and Basil St spacious reereation ground, an}splendid Belgian defence, lies in
Box 45—-7th Ave. and ts . ‘ iking ‘tursque situa
FIPS Avenue « lev open-air theatre and a museumja = strikingly pictursqu
tu t enth 8 Box 141-—-7th Ave. and Young 8t po ce eaeiiesth | alle : b :
ropean and American Plan of forestry. tion. The great and ancient city] The Daily News goes into nearly every home in
Peter Biack, Prop RRR ER EEE eee Marbie Quarries. rises on the high bank _ _ Prince Rupert. It is the popular newspaper of
oo —— — The valley of the Meuse above Meuse, which flows throug se . the city because it is clean and reliable. It has all
NOX HoT Namur offers commanding views jcity and forms an island, which
V Ave, Between m: lof wooded hills and great cliffs,}is connected with the right bank the news of the city, and keeps in touch with events
ropean Pia , anal a Ibeneath whieh repose dainty|by five bridges and with the left and topics interesting to Northern British Colum-
b0e to 84. | : ‘ @
Per De |white cottages and old ehateaux, by six bridges and a small pas- bia. It treats these subjects with moderate opti-
Sener A Beane: Prope. }Gontinuing to Dinant, we pass the !serelle, The prineipal part of the mism and reliability.
: — | anecatral home of one of Bel.‘ town, with the large ree build The ‘Daily News is the most valuable paper to
Rochester 2 ‘ : aa and » churches. 2 On . ;
— D Casley gium’s old nobility, the Duke of | ing and the churehes le 0 eteestioase beanies tds celaeaniaaaeee
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Third ay a SO —— — It has a bigger cireulation than any other paper in
Serean, tt Stat ane Say ae the vity. It is read by the class of people the
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