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“The Daily News’

CLASSIFIED ADS.

Try Smith & Killas’
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Pantorium Pioneer
Phone 4.

FOR RENT *
Norfolk Rooms, Steam heated,

 

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FOR RENT—Comfortably furnished bed- hot and cold wat .
room with use of bath; §10.00 er sonable. 6th Ave, and Fulton,
month, Apply evenings at 304 Eighth “ao.
enue West. 242- o47 .
YOR RENT—Pour-roomed cottage on Fra For @ comfortable room, come
‘vy uf ou ‘00 y a 2A
ser St, near Sixth, Thomas Mecly-|to the St. Elmo Hotel, 856 Sec-
mont, 2320 ~Jond Avenue, near Fighth Street,
133 FOR —_—e Newly opened. Steam heat and
” eae hot and cold wate? in every room,
Free baths. Rates reasonable,
FOR SALE—New honse, Section 7, §100 “i ee
cash and $20 @ month; total 4,150.
P. 0, Box 100, The- Ladies Hospitaly Auxiliary
FOR SALE — Tracts of Land ip Labeies will hold their monthly meeting
Valley containing 10 acres eac . ‘ ise
par tte. Mccaffrey & Gibbons, eiatt.|in the K. of P. Hall on ruesday
at 3 p. m.
FOR SALE-—-50-H.P, capacity steam boiler I ° e .
and 8-H.P, stationary engine. be
biy Bon’ th, Dally News. geett.| ‘The young people of the Meth-
siti odist Ghurch- are giving a Hal-
WANTED lo’een social in the church hall at
8 o'clock tonight. ‘A good pro-
gram has been arranged. No
WANTED Young girl to assist in light : “ee } ; aa
housework and care for children, Ap- charge for admission but a col-
wa a't.6 tate PP oagar.| lection will be taken. Everybody
serve or . °

welcome.

WANTED—A nursemaid from 1:30 to 6:30 * * *
p. m, every day. Apply Box 104, The
Daily News. 2 4att. Have you tried the Londen
WANTED—Four-room house in Section|Cafe. It’s a clean, swell place.
Five or Six for $125 down and §25 Ajry)., - an an . :
month until patd, Box 102, Daily News. rhe meals served are the best in

town and prices are low. 233tf

 

WANTED—View lot and house; close in;
about $2,500 to $3,000, will pay Ne, * * *
ras " B 28. x : 7 -
Sally — — e The Prince Rupert Towing Co,,
general towing; the new crude oil
MISCELLANEOUS tug “P.R.T. No. 1.” Phone Red
vestry ee a 391 or Black 322. Address: P.O.
WEALS <iper two gentlemen in private} Rox 96. Agency for the “Avance”
family. Down town. Room if desired.) . . ;
Modern House, Phone Black 408, Crude Oil Motor 165tf
*’¢ #
MONEY! MONEY! ER CENT—Loans|
may be obtained for any pw a The songs sung by Mr. Henry

Estate security;
correspondence Gowtelt-
y, 768 Gas,

acceptable Real
eral privileges;
ed. A. C. Agency Com
Electric Bidg., Denver,

Harvey last Saturday night at The
Majestic were much appreciated,
all the numbers receiving en-
cores. On Monday night Sir Wal-
ter*® Scot's “Ivanhoe” will be

shown and Mr. Harvey will give
FOR SALE a s@ection of Scotch songs. In-
eluded in the numbers will be
“The Land o’ the Leal” and “Rob-
in Adair.”

 

MILLION OF GERMAN TROOPS

London, Oct. 24. A
to the Exchange Telegraph Com-
from Petrograd says it is
semi-officially stated that the
number of German troops sent to
the Eastern and Western theatres

 

One Good Deliv-
ery Horse, Cheap at

despateh

pany

Prince Rupert Dairy

 

 

Phone Green 252

of the war since the middle of}
September is one million.

 

WHY BURGOMASTER MAX
1S DETAINED BY GERMANS

Berlin Paper Says He Did Not
deem Bonds for Brussels
Indemnity.

Re-|

London,
Lokal
sion as to why

Oct
Anzeiger

26, The Berlin
new ver
omaster Max
detained |
the fortres i
the Amsterdan
Reuter’s ‘Te
The dispatch

fives a
Bure
of Brussels, is heing
the Germans

Namur,”

nm
saAVS
correspondent of
gram Company
contiiues:
“The
master Max
of the

£10,000 ,0000

paper says that @

paid in eash

000 50,000,000
.
demanded

Germans, and gave bonds
to
refused t

1.000 000

remainder

up 20,00
he
The remaining
to cor

This resulted in his detent I
added that the
iffs, which is now
the of

agreed to redeem the bi

franes, later
deem.
franes* he mefused
Is comm
sher adm er
the tow 1a

mds and to

ing affairs

20,000,000 i

the

on
as settling

compromise
more matter

Battle-Scared French.

The Groom: “Well, Bill, you!
wort see the guv'nor’s horse any
more; they've taken him for the

army.”

BRIGHT BOXING

The Gardener: “Oh! LT suppose
now he’s going to be what the
Frenchies call a ‘horse de com-|}
bat.’ "’—London Opinion

 

DOMINION

Undertakers and Embaimers

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Caskets and Undertakers’ Supplies
at Wholesale Prices
BP Fay ye F han 4i
ipp es a Specialty
A ALLE LETT, Manager.

 

 

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Boys’ Buster Suits.
Reg. $4.50 for

$1.95
Men’s Tweed Suits

Reg. $15.00 for

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OPENED : SATURDAY |

The Greatest Sensational Sale of the age Opened Saturday at The Acme Old Store, next to

Westholme Theatre, 2nd Ave.

 

FOUR!

FOUR!
of the

The Goods Must be Sol

FOUR!

‘| BARGAINS :: OFFERED

 

Just a Few Days left For Us To Do It

 

Hundreds of Buyers left our store

with the Greatest Bargains ever purchased in this or any other city in the Dominion

Acme Old Store 2nd ave.

7 vw. Te ae

of

Lease

and

$5.00 Sater Shoes
$2: 95

Men's 3 | Felt Hats
$1 30

 

 

 

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OOEN ENE,
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AT NATIONAL CLUB} AS WOUNDED SOLDIER GOOD AGENTS Way
! | THE EXCELSIOR LIFE INSUR ANC! cap
in the fiffeen-round boxing |Oh Recent Visit to, France British o f Uivit ANY $
ntest betwee m Clarke ane War Lord Hid His S$: are open to place an Agency ”
mtest between Jim Clarke and identity ton, Smithers, Prince George, and atl jn Bay, Wary ;
Harrs Anderson on Saturday : Queen Charlotte Islands and the principal one ;
. if you are a d Yukon 7 .
' 5 a ations o » ‘ : good man and open for ry ’
ght at th es nal Sporting) winnipeg, Oct. 26 G | MEN OF CHARACTED Ww, §
Club, some real good boxing was ,
White, consul for the Peruvian 5
iN aersao { . f fr . ‘
eel Anderson had the advan govefnment at Vancouver, reach KISSICK & EDWARD t
ize in speed and reach but in ed W a g vesterday oh his way DISTHICT AGENT: 5
the infl@hting Clarke's extra Sixth Street . 5
| home om London He save that F R pen bi
eight stood him’in good stead FEISS ITI IIb bas owe Oe
Lord Kitchener returned ‘from a wee hh hhiey <
Though Anderson was much the trip to Franee disguised as : ia othe
howier boxer the contest wasi|wounded soldier He says that ‘ a
eally quite open right up to the} wire netting has been placed over Fr — reves
fourteenth round In the first and around the London postefiice 4 ete b+ 6649
ew rounds, Anderson scored}and many other ‘pananas in the} a
ely but the fast work told on|C@pital to protect them against | ra
him and Clarke made up the lee bombs He tells of the darkness Tend
vay in the twelfth and thirteenth.| Of the streets of London, which
In the last raund Anderson seem.|4re aimost black as night at
ed to freshen up and Clarke to night und how the sky is momen-| SHINGLE?Y, MOULDINGS. sas SAS ORS
tire, with the @esult that the|tarily seoured with flashes of : rp
former scored a lot of points and searchlights on the lookout for | PRINCE RUPERT LUMBI i C0)
won Throughoht, the contest] Zeppetins A. 4. BURROUAHE, Menng.
vas clean and sportsmanlike and It is fully believed in London,” | tet Ave. and MoGride &t. ; © nupeay
uld help to make the sport said Mr. White, “that an attack} HONS = 8 tees a
more popular in the city will be attempted by Zeppelins | te OP CCCCCOC~ eee an
Anderson meets O'Leary on|but there is no great feeling of | eee etooseny
Saturday first. when another stir ipprehension on this seore Tt snumees
ring bout should be seen. At is expected that the foggy weather | a
son is a mere youngster and lac an it this time will make such an at-| SSS eae
ring experience but his speed and tempt impossible and at the same ae
reach will be useful vers mne}time they are fully prepared for} FRED STORK’S HARI )
admired his clean, upstanding|the Germans, i L) WARE |
style and. when he has’ learned My lWrether-in-law is in the |
more of the infighting sid the | intelligence office,” said Mr }
business, he should be quite good.| White, “and T got my first-hand 710 SECOND AVE
The _preli ar patwe « information from him about
rhe .] minary between fi saiaitiing or ae : Carpenters’ Tools Builders’ Hardware Chand
gurdson and “Gockney” Edwards| Kitchener's clever disguise when dlery
provided more amusement than] crossing the Channel, This fact | Wire Cable Steel Blocks F } Tackle
science. is little known in England.” tron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shotguns
i . a Rope Valves Ammunition
‘ALLIES PLAN HEAVY How eer TRADE 00 i} Pumps Hose Pp
ADE COLLAPSED
PURCHASES IN CHICAGO es | Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Rooting C yated Iron
Would Buy Army Wagons, Blan-| Washington, Oct. 24.—Some| “WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE eEsT
kets, Saddles, Bridles and idea of the extent to which the|
Cartridges. cotton-crowing industry has suf
fered as a result of the European 9
Chieago, Oct. 24.—Negotia-| war gvas disclosed today in a Cen. | FRED STORK S HARDWARE
jtions for the purchase of several|sus Bureau report, showing that) 4
thousand army wagons, one mil-|for the first two months of the] ee ;
jlion blankets, 200,000 saddles and|cotton year exports fell off more | . ae: ee
jbridles and a large supply of rifle|/than a million bales, compared ~
is artridges for the use of the Brit-| with the same period last year 1
ish and French armigs were|Dométic consumption of eotton High-Grade Work Punting, Sosa
love ned here by representatives of|during the same period deereased | & an
those governments. more than 75,000 bates. Imports | § P| bj S ith '
“ll jo ntatives of the armies’ | of foreign cotton, however, in- | Hi Ind, team Inq .
purchasing department asked for | creased, 42,402 bales having been | and sheet metal work i
immediate bids on the wagon eOn- | brought from abroad, sorpeares f
tracts, a large number are!with 45,234 balps last year ypt at fair prices I, : '
wa anted reef quick delivery in Can-!sending 13,241 bales, or 3,688 Western Plumbing Co, li {
|! ada. it was said. | bales more than a vear ago. | Piaknktnbennnnentennnnnnns nets bh eee eee tee Reet

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