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London, Nov. 3.—-The
battle is the most severe of this
war rhe Germans are availing
themselves of a magnificent sys-
ten \ilways behind them, and
have rallied considerable forces

fronr other parts to their front,
throwing them beyond Lille, in
the effort to reach Calais The
military eritic of the Berliner

“The battle is for

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Certificate of improvements.
Vii Chance It Fraction, and Black Bear
Mineral Claims, situate in the Skeena Min-
ing Division of Cassiar District.
Where located ri Chance tt Fraction
located between the
‘Aidebaran” Mineral Claims gear
Alice Arm, Observatory inlet, and
bear Mineral Claim, located one mile,
more or less, from the northwest point of
the bead of Alice Arm, @ branch of Ob-
servatory Iniet.
TAKE NOTICE that lI, P
Miner's Certificate No. 80313B.,
sixty days from the date hereof to apply
to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate
of improvements, for the fy of ob-
taining a Crown Grant of y
And further take potice that
under section 85, must be commenced be
fore tae issue of such Certificate of Im
provements.
Dated this 2ist day of September, A.D.

1914,
PEDRO SALINAS.

Certificate of improvements.
Aldebaran Minera! Claim, situate in the
Skeena Mining Division of Cassiar 7

trict
Where ilocated;—About three-quarters
(3-4) of 4 mile, more or leas, from

northwest point of the head of Alice Arm
and adjoining the Black Bear Mineral claim |
on the southwest

TAKE NOTICE that I, Pedro Salinas, as
agent for William J. Va , Free hun.
ers Certificate No. 81545 and for

self, Free Miner's Certificate No. “,
intend, sixty days from

to apply to the Mining Recorder for 4
CertiNcate of lmprovements, for the pur-
pose of obtaining 4 Crown Grant of the
above claun

And further take notice
under section 85, must be commenced
fore the issue of such Certificate of In-
provements.

Dated Unis 2ist day of September, A.D.

ied.
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action, |

that action, |
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a question of life or death, be-
cause on the issue of this en-
jeounter will depend the fate of

|} German operations in France.”
Fantastic Proposals. }
German prane full of |
utilizing Caiais against}

iplans for

is

“Lilly Bertha” and) {the English, Some of these plans, | France
head of
“Black |

such as using the port for sub-
marine torpedo work, are prac-
tical, but others are merely fan-
tastic, like a scheme for building |
pontoon several miles out
the Channel in order to|
{7-inch guns where they}

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a
across
mount
ould reach Db |
| Curiously e noush, various Lone |
idon new spapers discuss German |
joccupation of Calais as a possi-|
| bility, attempting to discount its |
importance. These disturbing}
symptoms are not justified by any |

news that yet has reached the
| writer
| ‘The Times’ correspondent says:

GOLD IN THE WAR.

Bank of England and
Bank of Germany

Both the
the Imperial
jin iidings of gold sinee the war
began until in each case their
stocks of the metal have beeome

the largest ever known to them.
The German bank now holds
$111,000,000 more gold than at

the outbreak of the war; the Brit-
ish bank holds $158,000,000 more.

It is easier to explain the gain
of the British than that of the
German bank. England's foreign
trade is still unbroken, though re-
dueed by the war. The Bank of
Eneland is having the benefit of
the large weekly shipments of
gold from South Africa. It has
been gaining gold on debt account
from the United States in ship-

ments to Ottawa, which are
counted as its own vaults.

But Germany has practically
been cut off from the outside
world, Its bank cannot gain gold
either from the foreign trade,

whieh has virtually been destroy-
ed, or from foreign borrowings.
It has been presumed that the
wold earried by the government
in the famous and mysterious
warchest of Spandau has been
transferred to the Reiehsbank,
but as this sum is not supposed
to exceed $60,000,000, against a
fabled sum of a billion or so, we
have $51,000,000 still to aecount
for,

Where did the German bank

 

 

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Cartoon by Harry Moyer.

——

GERMANS FURY EXPENDING
IN ITS RAGE AT BRITAIN

[DESPERATE DESIRE TO GET WHERE ENGLAND MAY BE IN-
VADED—SUBMARINES MAY BE GOT ACROSS
THE STRAITS AND INTO HARBORS.

 

If the Germans got to Calais it

admitted that in time,
under of night, batteries
could be prepared and heavy guns
brought up and placed in position
To deny that this is a possibility
is only to ask to be disappointed.

Submarines Across Channel.

“Also it must be admitted that
German submarines could reach
these harbors because these pests
have a habit of coming and going
as they please, and it is not in-
that small torpedo
boats might reach the Channel
ports by rail or canal, The
canal system in this part of
permits overland trans-
fers of small torpedo boats from
port to another. The Ger-
mans could no doubt worry us a
little by playing the game on
iwhich they seem bent.”

The Mail editorially describes
Germany's new plan as “a new
obsession to reach Calais with all
possible speed at whatever cost,
to occupy the southern shore of
the Straits of Dover, then make
matters as hot as possibile for the
hated English.” .
It declares the German purpose
remains unshaken. Broken it
must be if the cause of civiliza-
tion is to be saved.

must be

cover

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ple, who have voluntarily turned
ed over their .cireulating gold
coin to the bank and accepted pa-
per instead. It is not an impos-
thing, but it would be the
first instance on record of a peo-
ple desperately involved in war
who spontaneously and unani-
mously refused to respond to the
hoarding instinct and emptied
their pockets and stockings and
chimney niches of the money
which most seeks hiding at such
times.

An ounce of prevention is bet-
ter than a pound of repentance.

Wounded soldiers are saluted
whenever they are met in France.

ew a busy man does enjoy
setting two chronic bores to bor-
ing each other!

Teo frequent colleetions are
apt to thin the congregation,

 

 

 

pleasure

 

All the evaporates

when a woman has to suffer in
silence.
NOTICE.

The Canadian Patriotic Fund.
Will those who need assistance
from the above fund, resident in
the city or district and whose
breadwinner is on active service
with the forees of the Empire or
her Allies, kindly notify the sec.
retary of the logal organization.
W. BE, COLLISON.

 

 

wet that sum’? Apparently from
the pockets of the German peo-

P, O, Box 735.--tf.

 

FARMERS’ INSTITUTE
NOW OPERATING
AT REFUGE BAY

On Saturday, October
first meeting of the Kefuwe
Farmers’ Institute held
Refuge Bay, Porcher Island
following officers were
the eurrent year:
President— Walle:
Viee-President—A. FE. Alien
Directors—W. J. Rothwell
Boyd and A. Hollenberg
Means were discussed
ranging a co-operative plan of
shipping garden truck and dairy
produce to market; and the
mittee was asked to
cate with the two other institutes
of Porcher Island, at Welcome
Harbor and Spiller Kiver, with a
view to obtaining a more frequent
mail and passenger service be-
tween the island and Prince Ru-
pert. Now that there is an open
market in the city, it is hoped that
Porcher Island will soon be able
to send in a regular supply of
fresh vegetables, eggs and poul-
try.

4, the
Bay

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ANTWERP CONQUEROR
1S REPORTED SUICIDE

General von Beseler Said to Have
Shot Himself.

 

London, Nov. 3.— Most star-
tling of the uneonfirmed reports
of the day received from France
was that published in a dispatch
to The Evening News from Rot-
terdam that General von Beseler,
the commander of the German
besieging army which took Ant-
werp, had committed suicide by
shooting himself in his quarters
at Bruges. One report was that
the conqueror of Antwerp was
overcome by grief because after
opening the way for the Germans
to the coast, the supreme com-
mand of the troops operating
against the Allies to the west of
the scene of his triumph was
given to the Duke of Wurtem-
burg.

Toronto, Oct. 28.—Melbourne
Inman, English billiard champion,
and Willie Hoppe, the United
States balk-line tithe holder, coms®

menced their series of mixed-
style matches here today. The
play was devoted to the English

game, at which Inman demon-
strated his superority by defeat-
ing Hoppe, 625 to 172, im the aft-

 

 

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THE UNION STEAMSHIP CO., OF B.C., LIMITED
$$. VENTURE

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for Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, every Friday, 4 p.m.

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ernoon, and 625 to 198 in the
evening. Inman’s best run in the
afternoon was 166 and at night
was 175. Hoppe’s highest score
in the afternoon was 30, while
in the evening his best run was
49.

PATRIOTIC FUND NOW
AMOUNTS TO $630,970

Ottawa, Nov. 2.—The Canadian
patriotic fund was augmented to-
day by
the Ottawa branch. This is a
lirst installment. The total fund
is new $630,970, There is also
acknowledged today $2,000 from
the Prince Rupert, B. C., branch
of the fund.

Winnipeg, Nov. 2.—Winnipeg’s
patriotic fund today reached a te-
tal of $736,608.59, the sum of
$5,752 having been received yes-
terday. The fund has 3,317 sub-
scribers,
are listed as employees in lump
subscriptions.

receipt of $100,000 from)

not ineluding those who |

 

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skin is smooth, comfortable, and exhales the
aroma of freshly cut flowers.

Freedom from skin troubles, explains in some measure
the retieshing sleep which “Baby’s Own Soap” babies
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for Prince Rupert aad Northern B.C.

The Daily News goes into nearly every home in
Prince Rupert. It is the popular newspaper of
the city because it is clean and reliable. It has all
the news of the city, and keeps in touch with events
and topics interesting to Northern British Colum-

bia. It treats these subjects with moderate opti-
mism and reliability,

The Daily News is the most valuable paper to
advertisers because it is read by the buying public.

It has a bigger circulation than any other paper in
the city, It is read by the class of people the
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