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Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream.
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Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.
Phone 4, tf.
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Norfolk Rooms, Steam heated,

 

 

FINAL COUNT OVER
BOXING IN THE SOUTH

Professional Twenty-Round Game
Will Be Barred in California
in the Future.

San Francises, Nov:
foregone conclusion that the fina

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POR NEN1 Five-roomed cottage on F: 0 rater. Terms rea-!
ser St, near Sixth. homas Mealy a om ae — ned count has been made ov the
mont, 232 nabie. “- yr _ p thoxing game in California and th
rofes i " “0 « !
FOR RENT Furnished room with both Mrs. R. O. Boult has gone to professional twenty-round |
electrte light and phone, Apply, Box) declared officially out het
112, Daily News. 269f./ Vancouver to spend a couple of seemed to be a lingering, faint
months with friends. Mr. “oult hearted hope well into Wednes
I
POR RENT—Furnished rooms with hot :
und cold water. Clean and comfort expects to join her at Christmas day nieht that later rr rns
able. Only $2.50 per week. Klondyke/ for q short holiday |} Would prove favorable, but
Hotel tr. “he ae jlatest returns indicate a st
designing - agencies The Prince ‘Rupert Towing Co vee wily in favor of the t
FOR SALE general towing; the new crude oil | jfight measure. Men who have
tug “P.R.T. No. 4." Phone Redj?°°" connected: with the game
i pea | 39! or Black 322. Address: P.O. srorn . Mangpoint of promoting
FOR SALE—Splendid kitchen range, bed). 9¢ Agency for the “Avance” are admitting that boxin as
lounge, tables, chairs, pictures, books,’ . - been killed
crockery and kitchen utensils, Apply Crude Oil Motor. 165tf ; :
Suite 2, Emad Block. tf. * ¢ ¢ Under the new law any boxer
F a. 5 . ho has ever been paid his
For a comfortable room, come| ;
FOR SALE—New noese, Section 7 aie services is barred as mate
cash and $20 & month; total biteo.| to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec- rate a ed as a P. -
P. 0. Box 190. ‘jond Avenue, near Fighth ‘Strest.| 7's means that an entirely ce
FOR BALE — Trects of Land tm Latics | Newly opened. Steam heat andj °°? eee have to hes deve a
‘he Ie als > ite anvet '
ar tere, ecalivey a “Gibbous, biker |t hot and cold water in every room. The law. also prohibit my Pee
more than trophies worth $35 and
FOR SALE—50-H.P. ty steam botter|Free baths. Rates reasonable,
and 8-P. a can be | ees that in itself would be a dash of
bed cheap. in. cxcelient onder. . 0% | It is announced that the G, T. Pp.) Cold water to tes Sonar’.

 

WANTED

 

jhere on November 12. This will
}mean that this city will have two
WANTED—A maid for general house |
work. Apply Mrs. P. I. Palmer, 720 4th/telegraph connections with the
Ave., East, Phone 209 268-259 | wutside as well as the wireless
WANTED—Young married woman wants) The regular G. T. P. staff will ar-
a few hours work daily, Box 111, The The regular G. T. I : ,
Daily News. 264-60| rive here in a few days.
WANTED—Pour-room house in Section i > 2. ¢
Five or os for ougs - wat i, The third son of Mr. and Mrs.
ee Se : y “| Fred Peters, of this city was in-
WANTED—Situation by young lady a8/,, , . inc art eco
bookkeeper or oMfee help. Salary_ rea cluded in the Prince Rupert as

sonable. Apply Box 115, Daily news.

WANTED—View lot and house
about $2,500 to 2308

close in;

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cash and arrange
Daily News,

MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY! MONEY! 6 an ian been
may ined for any perpose oe
acceptable Real Estate security; lib-
eral privileges; cor mee solicit-

ed. A. G, Agency Company, 758 Gas,
Electric Bldg., Denver, Col.

$15 WEEKLY—Men wanted everywhere, no
matter how small the village, for few
hours work in
unnecessary,
Co-Operative

spare time,
ition permanent.
nion, Windsor, Ont.

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FOR RENT

--TWO HOUSES

$13.00

PER MONTH EACH
WATER INCLUDED

PATTULLO & RADFORD

‘SECOND AVENUE

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jtelegraph service will be opened

Saturday.
fbout a
army in
com-

tingent which left here
Another left here
month ago join the
England. third son
mander of British
This family surely
duty.

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Authentic information about
football games, either scheduled
or postponed, can be had by call-

ing up Fitz Cigar Store. tf
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Have you tried the London

Cafe. It's a’ clean, swell place.

The meals served are the best in
town and prices are low. 233tf
6-2 .

End of Season Millinery Sale.—
Greatest values ever offered in
trimmed hats, untrimmed shapes,

\ poetic genius is one who is
able to convert his stuff into real
money.

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AN ENGLISH
Toacecelerate Kng-
land, these affixed to
mail matter and to any noticeable
obeet,
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“CTICKER”

recruiting in

stickers are

This one has a humorous

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ribbons and mounts. Sale starts
Tuesday, November 3. Mrs. Ham-|

 

 

blin in charge._—_Demers. tf. |

THE CRADLE.
Watson—At Prince Rupert
General Hospital, on the 8th inst
to Mr. and Mrs. George Watson
of MeDougall’s Camp, a daugh

ter.
WANTED.

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Girl to assist with light house- |
work whole or part time. Box 14,
Daily News. tf.

Corporation of the City of Prince
Rupert.

 

 

A Real Lever Simulation

OLD WATCH FREE.

   

A straightforward
offer (trom en establiched

fashionable Ladies’

long Guarda, of
Gents’ Alberts, sent
carriage pald to wear
with the wateh, whieh
will be given VProo
(hese watehes ere

the beanti/ul eo wateh
ik this offer too good to be true, but send
& Free Wateh, You
& LLOYD, Wholesale
wile Road, Lonaon, By

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NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.

 

 

Requests for changes or alter-
ations in the above must be made
in writing to Supt. of Telephones
m OF before November 16.

‘Salvation hemy.

Public meetings, Tuesday,
Chursday and Saturday at 8 p. m.
Sundays at 7:30 p.m.

city oF PRINCE RUPERT.

Applications will be received by the |
undersigned up to November 80th, 5 p m., |
for the positions of Chief and three shift

| Oberaters for Hydro-Electric plant
Applicants must be thoroughly

with both water and electrical end

business. Experiegce and = salary baie

to be Stated and copies of references sent
ERNEST A, WOODS,

City Clerk

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FOR A TAXI:
75--PHONE-75
PRINCE RUPERT AUTO CO
For Rent
COMFORTABLE 4-ROOMED
COTTAGE
NEAR DRYDOCK
NICE 4-ROOMED FLAT
WITH BATHROOM

APPLY TO—

G. R. Naden Co., Ltd.
324 SECOND AVENUE

 

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WILL DEMAND 2,000,000

MEN FOR KITCHENER.
Rondon, Nov. 6 Every word |
Ifrom the front i} and pri }
vatyy tells of the unparalleled |
Ivory of the German on laughts |
n the British and Freneh lines |
last wer end. attacks so desper
late that German officers threat
ened to fire upon any troop whieh
ht back Tt ia from German,
not British bullet that our tat
t p ners are uffering The
my efforts have slackened
the moment, but it is futile
to imagine that they are ended
Northern Franee and Belgiam
rhe Daily Mail correspondent
declares the German right has
| been smashed i fallen wine
a ee glass, Their retreat from North
= ern Be - rm was like a rout; even
SIR A. J. MURRAY younded comrad being left be
Chief of staff of Sir John | ch {hind Other eports, however
lle served both in Zululat ind, Show that the Germans are pre
n South Africa paring for a pr need resistance

around Bru | which they may

hope to tempt the Milies to bom
THE BELGIAN RELIEF FUND. lhard, and on the historic fleld of
|W iterl which has become a
Kditor, The Daily News mass of trenches ever given to
| oy 5 5 the theatrical, the Kaiser may
ire ene presen tian _ ‘hope to conjure up the figure of
eral patrotie local organizations | piieher, that man who, in Na
are engaged in the good work of] po eon's day, won the battle of
colleeting funds for Prince Ru i Wat rlo® for the traitorous Png

}pert’s contribution to the Belgiat | lish

Inelief Fund Fiske efforts will rhe Primes, in an editorial
lwarns the English public against
no doubt, result in the raisin€|yye delusion that the end of the
of a considerable sum for this | war ie within a measureable dis
leharitable object. With regard] tance It will take far more crush-
to the disposal of the amount col. |'"8 blows, it says, before the 65
‘ 000,000 high-spirited Germans,
lected, this would T presume in Maake immense réecdneda:et aaah
jthe Serdinary course take WNGE sit’ * matorints aitenlt, «detent
iform of a cash contribution to] When Parliament meets, next
Ithe central fund of the Belgian] week, demands are likely to come
I Relief Committee, forming one of | from influential quarters — for
lmany similiar ones from other{ °° form of compulsion whieh
eae ; will give Kitchener tWo millien

points, and thus losing if not iN}trajned men by next Mareh

at least to a certain

jextent its individuality.

its identity,

| I venture to submit the follow-
ling suggestion to those handling
| this good work for consideration:
| That instead of making cash con-
tributions, they make the contri-
bution from Prince Rupert,
of food produtts, preferably
| the shape of either canned
mon fram the Skeena River
of halibut shipped
cold storage.

We are all
present time in making
products of the porthern
lof British Columbia known to the
}Old World. A gift of this deserip

one
in
sal-
can-
neries, or in
at the
the fish
waters

interested

| tion would not only be acceptable
to the heroic population of Bel-
gium, and be remembered, but
would also identify Prinee Rupert

as a center for fish products of
quality unexcelled, especially in-
teresting to the old country ow-
jing to the havoe that has been
played with the fishing industry
of the North Sea by mines at the
present time.

A-subseription plan of this de-
seription should obtain the heart-
whole support of all interested in
this industry, owing to the world-
wide publicity that would surely
be obtained.

The entry of food products for
the Belg lief is, aeeording to
latest allowed by the
combatants in the present war, 80
there would probably be no difli-
culty in ‘making the necessary ar-
rangements.

in re
advices,

Submitting the above in the in-
terests of. the community of
Prince Rupert and publicity, T re-
main,

Yours very truly,
F.-8. WRIGHT.

Prince Rupert, November 9,
1914. P.O. Box 249.

NOTICE.
1914 Taxes.

By authority of Bylaw passed
this Fourth Day of November
A. D. 1944, a rebate of ten per
centum (10%) on General Taxes

Rate will be allowed
if paid on or before November
Thirtieth, A.D. 1914, Sehool and
Special rates, as heretofore, will
be NET.

and Health

Kk. D. JOHNSON,

City Treasurer.

 

MAJESTIC ROOMS

CENTRALLY LOCATED
Steam Heated—Ali Conve-
niences—Very Moder-
ate Price

SPECIAL RATE MONTHLY

 

 

Vaneouver Province

NOTICE.

The Canadian Patriotic Fund.

Will those who need assistance
from the above fund, resident in
the city or distriet and whose
breadwinner is on active service
with the forces of the Empire or

her Allies, kindly notify the sec-

retary of the loeal organization.
W. FE. COLLISON.
P. O. Box 735.—tf

 

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GOOD AGENTS WANTED

THE EXCELSIOR LIFE INSUR ‘NCE ¢

We are open to place an Agency Stewar
ton, Smithers, Prince George, and all important
Queen Charlotte Islands and the principal towns

Wf you are a good man and open for a «

MEN OF CHARACTER WANTED

KISSICK & EDWARDS

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Sixth Street Prince R
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SHINGL=”, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS

PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER C0.

A 4. BURROUGHS, Manager
tt Ave. and McBride 81.
PHONE 25

 

 

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i High-Grade Work Plumbing icant

metal work

sheet
at fair prices Wester Plumbing Co.,ld

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FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

710 SECOND AVE

 

 

Carpenters’ Tools SBuilders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery
Wire Cable Stee! Blocks Fishing Tackle
| tron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles { Shotguns
(| Rope Valves Aamm on
| Pumps Hose Paint
| Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing Corrugated iron
“WE SELL NOTHING GUT THE &L5!

 

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EXTRAORDINARY
ATTRACTION

AT THE

Waskeeunk

OPERA HOUSE
Mext Wed. and Thurs.,
November 11 and 12

SSPARTACUS??
IN EIGHT PARTS

“MADE IN ITALY”

spectac
feature season,

ALSO A NEW
BRITISH WAR GAZETTE

Owing to the great length
of this program, 2 1-2
hours, only one perform-
ance will be given nightly,
commencing at 8:15 «harp,
doors ‘S$ open 7:30.

‘REDUCED PRICES,
26c;

15¢ and
CHILDREN 10c

 

 

 

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THE MILK FOR YOUR BABY MUST EF CLEAN

SWEET AND PURE

B. C. MILK is recommen
used extensively as f fe
infants.

The reason why is:—!t is
SWEET and PURE—alwa)
for use. For infants
be diluted with from two
parts boiled water, accor
age. % has the NATTY
FLAVOR of Pure, Rich ¢

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. Rand, President,

"THE PRINCE RUPERT Ast
AND DOOR COMPAN?, LTD.

Manufacturers

5 i Sawing,
Doors, Sash, Mantels, Mouldings, Scro!! an’! ps
and all kinda of Finishings, Store and O''ee Ti
tures, House Finish a Specially cirolé
Factory and Office: Seventh Avenue Hays n B, 6

Prince

Telephone 218 - P.O, Box 207 -

 

 

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EMPRESS COFFE

F. G. DAWSON, WHOLESALE Di!STRIBUTOR

(SOLD BY ALL GROCERS)

 

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