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Furnished house,
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Section 7
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FOR SALE — Tracts Land in Lakelse
Valley comaintng 10 acres each, §20
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mending, Box 113, Daily News. 261-64

WANTED—A general servant. Apply 415
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family; close in; modern conveniences.
Phone Blue 332 259-60

WANTED—A maid iv general house
work. Apply Mrs. de I. Palmer, 720 4th
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Daily News. 254-60

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The Princess Maquinna left for
Granby this morning. She will
leave here for the south on Sun
lay evening.
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Mr. Charles EK. Lewat,
connected with the firm which
vill eonstruet the G. T. P. round-
», is staying at The Royal.
e.6-s
The Prince Rupert Towing Co.,
‘| general towing; the new crude oil
tug “P.R.T. No. 1. Phone Red
391 or Black 322. Address: P.O.
Box 96. Agency for the “Avance”
Crude Oil Motor. 165tf

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who

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house

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Mr. M.
Crossing,
days. He
tel Prince

Rh.

is

of Skeena
for a few
at the Ho-

Jameson,

in town
is registered
Rupert.

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Mr. F. F. Quinn,
Dunn's father, left on this morn
ings train for Forsythe after
short stay with his daughter.

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Mrs. Hugh

For a comfortable room, come
to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec-
ond Avenue, near Eighth Street.
Newly opened. Steam heat and
hot and cold water in every room.
Free baths. Rates reasonable.
. &.2
The city is building a new side-
walk on Fulton street opposite
Fire Hall. It is not a broad
road and it leadeth to the police

station, but it is a great improve-
ment on the present mud bath.
o:-<e. 4
Mrs. Gibson will leave on the
Princess Maquinna tomorrow to
join her husband at Victoria
26
Jack Campbell, one of Prince
Ruperts real old-timers, left on
this morning’s train for his home
in Scotland. Jack helped to lay
out the Lownsite of Prince Rupert
and now wishes to transfer his
attentions to the Germans.
2:2»
Authentic information about

football games, either scheduled
rv postponed, can be had by call-

ing up Fitz Cigar Store. tf
2

Miss Evelyn Vickers, daughter
of the chief of poliee, is very
proud of having attained the ma-
turity of four years today. She
is determined that her friends
shall realize the importance of

the occasion and is entertaining
about forty of them at a party
this afternoon.
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A new line of business is about

to be opened in Prince Rupert
Mr. H. P. Lipsett, representing
the Edward Lipset Company of

Vancouver, dealers in fishing sup-
ples of all kinds, in the city
and will open a branch here
soon he has secured a
tion.

ise
as
as loca-
ae
Fred Wallace returned to
city last night in charge of
the now famous wild man Wom
bo. Wombo is regarded by scien
tists as the eighth wonder of the
world and although he has
quired some small intelligence
might be expeeted on account

Mr.
the

ac-
as

of

his association with Mr. Wallace
he nevertheless exhibits some
remarkable pecularities. Mr

Wallace
the

intends to exhibit him at
Cireus next week.

"Salvation. Army.
Public meetings, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m.
Sundays at 7:30 p.m.

Corporation of the City of Prince
Rupert.

NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.

Requests for changes or alter-
ations in the above must be made
in writing to Supt. of Telephones

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HALLAM’S TRAPPERS
It's a lone way to Tip; J eee SUPPLY CATALOG ly the Ed f The News
f ; ; (Doetrated) ne
says the British sol URS HALLAM’S RAW . i. 2 1 would like to being
but tl FUR QUOTATIONS @ | .
mu me 6German ure worth $50.00 to any Trapper BH 1, the inhabitants of this
mere co wendred « HALLAM “72. 19 , t the necessity of
t. ; { o ecessity ;
[prisoners were landed in D LON TEAM eee TORONTO Fe ee ene n ane the. prac
| ' bef f aCe
ye terday, states the bixeha ltical certainty, thal more men will
Telegraph Company, and i to go from here t
. ‘ equirer ) ( 0 0
ed — escort to Templem |THE RUSSIANS hi for the hmpire’s existence
County Tipperary. WORRY THE KAISER | iv natural that after the
Even the Germans know t |! ' i nthusiasin of
| eitemet ane nl sins )
tune of ‘Tipperary,’ according | London, Nov. 44 & dispatch | Ore i” .
’ vw forth our first overseas
& sergeantemaior of th { euler from Rome say
’ . tingwent that there should be a
stream Guards Our adva German advices received h ' '
anathy and reactio ane
utposts heard one day ivy that Emperor Willia ht apathy and . , rn
: even think at Prince
from the German lines and ad by the Russian vi | may even th a Ate
made out ‘It's a Long Way p held a couneil of war tupert has done het sr
perary Gyr men joined ittended by General \ | eos es ane ‘
Old Country Ix. nbure, the Duke of W peech by the Prime finister :
re and the Austrian chief yin Guildhall sopeemaer 5
MONTHLY MEETING OF aff, Field Marshal Baron | O14:
: “ atake
BOARD OF TRADE ad Von Hoetzendorf, to de« It w ld} , inal mista
The Board of trade la ght,;® further plan of campaig ae Se ‘a
nitude, the fighting quality, or the
or rinec he appoi ne t N
nrened The Enon ‘| TACOMA FOOTBALLERS staying power of the forees whieh
Fr. S. Wright as publicity « TO HELP BELGIAN FUND ad srrayed against Us; but it
missioner to continue the work | ld Ny foolish, and
of Mr. P. F. Godenrath until the Facoma, Noy. 14.— Plans for} hanes ble to belittl
equ | indefensible 0 reli e
nd of the vear. Mr. Wright is|holding a football game here to poetry . ”
‘ i 3 let wh resources Whether for
n close touch with the newspaper |raise from $50,000 to $75,000 for | i
vorld in London and will be able | tne sulferers im Belgium are be |! sistance or for attack
to obtain for Prince Rupert a by tl i ( The me if Prinee Rupert have
j ne prepared db e acoma omet
od deal of notice in Old Coun ; i , , os ' leom gallantly forward so far
try papers. In addition he has|"" uu Gud and Ghamb« ; a ni
a very intimate pers il know ommerce The Tacoma Stad- jane I hope Chat those remainin
edee of land) and m o 4 vd ium will seat 40,000 persons It} will see the urgeney of the cause
tions in this district is planned, if possible, to have land will therefore prepare them
A committee was received from the University of Washington] calves for future calls by getti
Port Arthur requesting the co-|P/ay one of its inter-collegiate|and keeping themselves physical
operation of the board in urging |#8™es here for the benefit or im-|jy fit,
upon the Dominion government port another team and play an in- I would also express the hore
the necessity of state aid to far-|tee-Seetional charhpionship con-|that the militia authorities will
mers, The board did not feel |*es* the proceeds of which will be} again start the drills, whieh hav:
‘alled upon to endorse the exact tributed toward the purchase been discontinued since the de
form suggested by» Port Arthur |?! supplies for the starving Bel-| yarture of our first overseas com
but decided to draw up a more |#!@Ps. pany.
general resolution and forward it . ° — . Yours faithfully,
) the proper authorities. Fernie unemployed are at work T. J. LONGMUIR
It was decided to defer the ap- his week taking some, mud off the Prince Rupert, B. €., November
ointment of a delegate to wait|S!reets and clearing the brush|44 4944,
on the Minister of Marine and|' the park below the fenced ‘ lol . .
Fisheries until the House is in section. oe Ce ae ee
session. od t . <i
wee a ro argue with an angry wom- 2) a Ay" 9%
in is like folding : ewspaper Y of ye
Mr. W. F, on doretiow, repre ng a n pay e.! aS eo 2
senting the Thomas F. Davidson | *#4inst the wind, we ' or
Manufacturing Company of Mon- = of i
treal, is in the city on business. : WANTED. '
Girl ° assist with light house- : Kr ORANGE
Rev. M. O. Waldal, the super-| Work whole or part time, Box 1, end FREE STATE.
intendent for the Dominion of Daily News. tf. Foren
unada of the Norwegian Luth
ran Church, who has been in the NOTICE.
ty for a few days with vies
: establishing a regular congre The Canadian Patriotic Fund.
gation here, left for he Fast or - —
the train this! 9 He was Will those who need assistance -
well pleased with Prince Rupert,|{"o™m the above fund, resident in
jpredicting a great future for the the city or district and whose| THE SOUTH AFRICAN REVOLT.
city He will be back here next|»readwinner is on active service) The rebellion begun by De Wet
summer, when his ‘trip will ex-|With the forces of the Empire or and Beyers promises to be se
tend along the coast as far as|er Allies, kindly notify the sec- rious, fer the former has a
Alaska. retary of the local organization. strong following in the Orange
a KE. COLLISON. Free State or province, while
Kaslo hunters report all kinds P. O. Box 735.—tf. the latter is equally strong in
of game searce this fall. the Transvaal. The first act
of hostility was at Heilbron,
where a train carrying citizen
soldiers was captured by a
Ready Help || FOR RENT
s ao. Boer commando. Heilbron is
in time of physical trouble caused by near where Colonel Maritz, the
indigestion, bili: yusness resul lting from rebel who first took the field,
torpid liver, inactive bowels, is al- was defeated,
yous pea, quickly, certainly, safely
by the most fan ee $11 00
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PILLS Near Ninth Street
Larvest Sale of Any Medicine in the World,
Soll everywhere. In boxes, 25 eomts 4 ROOMS
1836 THE BANK of 1914 b
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BritishNorthAmerics
merice |} PATTULLO & RADFORD
78 YEARS iW Business SECOND AVENUE
VAPITAL AND SURPLUS $7,786 666 ,
~~ |GENERAL CHRISTIAN DE WET.
i : Now in revolt in South Afriea. ty
A Service Business Men the Roer War he was the cam
se mander-in-chief of the Orange
Appreciate Free State forces, and noted a
an active guerilla leader
The complete and valuable
service rendered by the Bank
of British North America has NOTICE.
secured and retained the 1914 Taxes
accounts as well as the con- By authority of Bylaw passed
fidence of a goodly proportion this Fourth Day of November
of Canada’s prominent busi- A. D, 1914, a rebate of ten per
ness men. ‘The same service a 10%) on General Taxes
awaits you, whether your ry —_ ape will be allowed
ss The Dye that colors ANY KIND maid on or before November
account be large or small. of Cloth Pert with the | Thirtieth, A.D. 1914. School and
P RUP 1 BR CH ‘Sama OVE |Special rates, as heretofore, will
- ihe NWT
RINCE RUPERT BRAN sche ttccer eet nests *.
P. MARGETTS, Manager | K. D. JOHNSON,
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