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. i ir LOCAL NEWS ITEMS In the L Box
nt etter Box
CLASSIFIED ADS. Try Smith & Killas’ ice cream.
oS SS a TEMPERANCE AND THE WAR

e FOR RENT Pantorium Pioneer Cleaners.

Phone 4.- tf. To the Bditor of The News

— ee - a * *.* *

Sir, Amidst the
’ rN ta warm hover, 6 roome
re a tale Rxtures” and elee- Captain Graves was 4 passeN-jeigom caused by the devast
: lights; close in splendid arbor ‘ . - T .% os
trie eK e> four rooms near business |@er south by the George war it is well for us t
center Apply 31. W. MeKiniey 7 a gleams of light which her
oe ary odes ith hot R. J. D. Smith, of the plumb-jthere are breaking: through th

FOR RENT—Furnished rooms : ;
ond cold water. Clean . conte = ing firm of Smith & Mallett, left dark clouds. One of these «
ony €2.50 per week jondyke a ® growing . ‘

Fullon and Seventh Avenue. f.|/for the south this morning th rowing spirit +

“ socapniliennas —— ee emperance

FoR SALE Mr. and Mrs. George Little, of In Russia the Czar has pr
is jited the sale of vodka

eee di Terrace, arrived town last | penef ‘al Rest en }

P s E : de furniture of six- : ’ ‘ s bee

wy Ray —_ ral Metrical fxtures night and registered at the Hotel | striking En overs Villas

t » Also safe, typewriter,

, ay A office furniture appliy| Prince Rupert. jhas been an increase

i Ww MeKiniey, 416 Green so’ . . 7 ines of the people and
1 337

eee ae The Prince Rupert Towing Oo.,| testify that it is like hea)

POR SALE—Splendid kitchen range, bed | general towing; the new crude oil|earth to be free from th
a ioe Semana apply | *US “PAT, No. 1." Phone Red/of intoxicating drink j
a a, |90% or Black 322. Addrese: P.O.) In France the sale of absint

nin Box 96. Agency for the “Avance” | has been prohibited, and th :
one a“ nd 480 Petals ~~ ots | Grae Ol] Motor. 166tf | now hope that the Fri

os. Box | . * . imav be delivered fron
— Tracts # Land oes | Mr. W. H. Lannic, formerly of) sidious evil which has bee
Vaile fey coutainin
per acre. were Mecafrey. “Gibbons. siete, | | this city, is spending a few prada) rmining their vitality as \
tion.

POR Ae—00- as. capacity steam potter | he “re this week He is residing :

= 8-LP engine. can . | In Great Britain Lord Kit
“Ta excellent order. e | at present in Vancouver, where
oo Box 1b, Dally News. : ener has appealed to the people}
a —— jhe is associated with the Vancou- to cease giving drink to the re-}
WANTED ver Trust Oesspesy, jeruits and soldiers of the new|
be - armies that are being formed, and}

WANTED — Two-roomed furnished ence A dance and entertainment in | has also forbidden the sending
east of McBride. Apply Box 146, Daily aid of the Canadian Patriotic !strong drink to our forces at the

WANTED—Four- house in Section Fund was given recentiy at Fort | front.

Five or “ s Fetes a penn 83 SiGeorge. The event was a great}; The Archbishop of Canterbury
month until pa - 7 ‘isuecess and about $200 was|has followed this up by an earnest}

WANTED—Situation by young lady as : t i ; ; |
bookkeeper or office beip. Salary rea-|raised for the fund. appeal to the British peop im |
sonable Apply Box 115, Daily 7“ * ¢ *# ithe exercise of their freed ‘ty ]

WANTED—View lot and house; close tn; Constable Matthews went | make what would be a real and|
about ge to $3,000. will 2 4708 south today with a wumber of|«sn&tained act of self-denial and!
Daily ‘News. s *|prisoners for New Westminster,|become “abstainers’ during the

including Mainprize, Palker, Har-|continuance of the war, adding}
MISCELLANEOUS rison and Greenwood. the remark that if this were done
- 2 by those who can rightly do

SACRIFICE SALE—Excavated Lot 7, Block

 

1, Section 1; worth $8,000; $1,000; For a comfortable room, come
cash; balance 5 years, 7 r cent, or)

$3,000 cash, O. J Ledue P. 0. Box|to the St. Elmo Hotel, 836 Sec-
1385, Montreal. w,

$15 WEEKLY—Men wanted everywhere, no

bours work in > time, experience
unnecessary Se permanent. The
Co- sOperetive nion, Windsor, Ont.

matter how small the village,

for few

ond Avenue, near Eighth Street.
Newly opened. Steam heat and
hot and cold water in every room.

Free baths. Rates reasonabie.
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For Rent

FOUR ROOMED HOUSE

Across Hays Creek—Well

 

Furnished
$30 PER MO.

EIGHT ROOMED HOUSE

With Bath—8th Ave. East

FOUR ROOMED COTTAGE

Near the Drydock
$20 PER MO.
THREE THREE ROOMED
COTTAGES
Across Hays Creek
$7.50 TO $10 PER MO.

APPLY TO—

G. R. Naden Co., Ltd.

324 SECOND AVENUE

 

J. D. MeNiven, fair wage offi-
cer of the Federal Department of
Labor, came in on last night's
train.

6 6 *

Dr. H. C. Winch, of Hazelton,
came.in on last night's train. Dr.
Wrinch is in charge of the hos-
pital at Hazelton.

*

Jack MeNeill, of Aldermere
rived in town last evening
reported at the Hotel Prince
pert.

, ar-
and is
Ru-

 

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MecMullin, government
this morning for Viec-

ria He will visit the local
ees besides attending to other
business.

Ju

gent oft

RRR | og
e The Majestic Theatre is put-
ting on a series of local vaude-
ville stunts that are proving pop-

ular. These are in addition to the
popular picture show. A boxing
contest will be seen tonight.
i ee

The basket of coal, the weight
of which was Opened for guess-
ing at the circus, proved to be
78 pounds 10 ounces. Mrs. Still-

well and Mrs. W. E. Fisher each
guessed 76 pounds and were the
nearest. A ton of coal, the prize,
donated by the Canadian Coal and
Coke Company of Alberta, will be
divided between them.
¢ =

I. 0. D. E. will
noon tea at the

hold an after-
residence of Mrs.
P. I. Palmer, 720 Fourth Avenue
East on Thursday afternoon, No-
vember 26, from 3:30 to 6 o'clock.
Dr. MeNeill will give an interest-
ing address. A collection will be
taken at the door. the proceeds to
be donated to aid loeal
Everyone cordially invited.
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Pat Welch, of
Stewart, arrived
night over the G
for the south by the Prince
George. He was non-committal
about the extension of the Pacific
Great Eastern to the Peace River
country. He was aecompanied by
\. BE. Griffin, superintendent § of
the company.

distress
209

Foley,
in the
T. P. and left

Welch &

City last

Salvation Romy.
Publie meetings, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. m
Sundays at 7:30 p.m.

 

 

on

Over a million dollars oa
given to the heathen by the people |
of this country last year for the
purpose of lifting them out of| PATTULLO & RADFORD
savagery, What a pity it wasn't | SECOND AVENUE
sent to Europe! St. Louis Re-!
publie. ;

“the resultant good might be euch
as to surprise us all.”

In Caneda there shouid be 4
movement in the same direction
if we would take our share of the
Imperial burden. During the ten
vears IT have been on this coast}
I have seen many with bright
prospects falling out of the ranks
of “Empire Builders’ because

smitten by the fire-tapped dart of
alcohol.

Without becoming fanatics
there is a very urgent call at the
present time for us to tighten the
belt of self-discipline and to keep
ourselves fit service in our
country’s cause
abroad as
by example
Iron Cross.

for
either at home or
others

the trne

well

as

to

inspire
our wear
F. H. DU
Bishop of
B. ¢

VERNET
Caledonia. |
Prince Ne

19, 1914

Rupert wember

 

Girl to assist with light house-

work whole or part time
Daily News.

Box 1,
tf. |

“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 forces of the Empire or
her Allies, kindly notify the seec-
retary of the local organization.

W. EF. COLLISON,
P. O. Box 735.—tf.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TAKE NOTICE that I, the undersigned,
having bought out the interest of James |
B. Lun in Lot 19, Block 5 rownsite of |

Smithers, B. C.,
ments thereoh sponsible for
any debts owing by the sald James B. Lim,
unless presented to L. W. Patmore, Prince
Rupert, B. ¢ on or before Saturday, the
28th day of November, 1914, up to 10
clock in the forenoon
268-273 WONG KBOCK

including

1! improve-
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yauthorities, having
prived us of our
mined to put

already de.
theatres, deter-
stop to this en-
lertainment well They sent
up a French king bird to drive
off the marauding German crow
Next day an aeroplane appeared
at the usual hour, but the
tators, after straining their
at the mieroseopic silhouette
til they were sure the
not curved, but straight,
disconeerted sigh of
“*AW--W- one
[ suppose the German airman!
flattered himself he had been|
‘demoralizing™” the population.

a

      

Limited

spec.
eyes
un-
wings were
gave a
disillusion
of ours!” |

 

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Ask your Shoe Man
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Walpole Rubber Co.
Montreal

   
      

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CLOSE IN
ON PLANK ROADWAY

$300 CASH

BALANCE G. T. P. AND
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FOR COAL WOOD
AND GAS STOVES

‘on « ¥. F. DALLEY C° cimireo

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F. G. DAWSON, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR

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NAVAL VICTORIES _ Die...
PARISIANS ARE NOT NOT WHAT YOU EARN, BUT WHAT You aoc"
EXCITED BY THE WAR ROUSE ALL ENGLAND Provo
COMFORT IN OLD Ac;
Life Goes Very Much the Same |Cry Now te That Good Hope and | NINETY-FIVE PER CENT OF THE men oy +,
As Usual in the French Monmouth Must Be COUNTRY AT THE AGE OF SIXTY ARE DEPEND:
otis. Avenged. | Upon Their Daily Earnings, Their Families or ohariy
THE EASIEST WAY TO SAVE IN THE SAFEST sory
a ; ' Coming on] . )F way
aris, Oct. 15.—Americ 1S BY A POLICY IN
‘ i tance who ‘ the stirring cual “—
Pee ee sabia tala THE EXCELSIOR LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPANY
Linue coolly about th . | vat ae all KISSICK & EDWARDS
Mtings pete Et. Tar, re ‘ ty, the feat of the Syd 4 DISTUICT AGENTS
slies from home, the ¢ vi the kinde n| Sixth Street Prince Rupe ac
. liow brave y .
rh truth o Paris ha | ; fer or en =? www WOOOOPO CCC C00 DCC ost e ages
nor enue Modern « rh \ that]
eoa gas, electri ! p rnd Monmouth be | a
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sua : Oe Nene sy,
k th is abundance } on Hi i ( W k nf y
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shments have ve ! i had “thal i] Ki of um i (eI Ung
k the shutters ied the I { by the and sheet metal work
ype f to what exte . { ‘ anf wot mel ;
ds upon tourist a an aa wr, Western ?lumbing ( )., Ld
b . se ft th ‘ TULLE Releledelaleieleiehahalalalelalalaieieleieioleieleisheleleidiehichhhahi ett tt et
. "= are rading a : ‘ . ’
Ch g etreet ears ar « i and hips, the} oe
aut buses gone t ' kama pT Madras ON) get poe ore PPC +++ CC CC; CON
he subway is i perati Sey mt shelled the etty 1}
fone ‘Resey ANS & — Wi he g the fortifiea “Hl
javailable day and night ', 13
When the first Uhia ! ted |! i one ‘|
through the forest of Chant 1ish xtinguished her lights at wi
month ago there was a pa lisappeared N great damaks: |
Paris. Impressionable peoy w ! ' mbardment | SHINGL®’, MOULDINGS, _— DOOR:
lowing the example f the Frene Madra }
gevernment, hastily wer i t ited that the Famder ‘| PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO.
for the winter. The governme caused not Vee ‘| A 4. BURROUGHS, Maneger
with everything to fear fr i the allied powers by the destruc
trermans was acting is t ' ‘apture yesseis nm ti tet Ave. Gnd MeBride St. PRINCE RUPERT Bc
al i i gz } PHon: : . oid
Including the soldiers, ab: lin the los rad Pro. | a am Ve SD
third of the population is g j test al from B bay to ‘kel gaat
The benefits f this exodus are Ad iralty declaring that trad =a
two-fold First, the streets are| was being ruined by the Emden
no longer dangerously congest The nearest approach to the | ——= oe
ed with traflk It is now possible} record of the Emden has been|
on meeting a friend in the middle|made by the German ert iser | FRED STORK’S HARDWARE
jof the boulevard to stand right|Kirlsruhe, which is operating on]
there with impunity until such/the Atlantic The Karisrube has i
time as the conversatio: maylsunk twelve British vesels i : a
have languished. Second, the _ : i 710 SECOND AVE
chances of someone being hit by Those armored autos are all
a bomb dropped from a German|right in Belgium; what we need | Carpenters’ Toois Suilders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery
aeroplane are reduced one-third.|here is the armored pedestrian i Wire Cable Stee! Blocks Fishing Tackle
1'We have come to despise these tron Pipe Pipe Fittings Rifles and Shotguns
bomb-dropping exploits, not only | Rope Valves Ammunitio
because they are cowardly and . ; Pumps Hose Paint
have no place in civilized warfare, i . ,
but beeause they really do very cA Ww | Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Ro /) Corrugated tron
little damage “WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST
Bombs Kill Few. CUSHION aa Es RPS:
I am inapt at statistics, else I ” " Pa
should undertake to substantiate
mutivwatiatls me theo that) [RUBBER HEELS) | ERED STORK’S HARDWARE
motor buses are more dangerous '
to human life than bombs from
aeroplanes In normal times, as are made of the
f 6 rllect, sé ro a ed roe | finest, lightest
kHled injures eek b
traflic in the streets rhe tots | weight, longest
: damags wrought in the course i wearing Rubber
of the month by hostile el
over Paris is the killing on that can be had
old man, one old woman, one lit .
tie girl, and one cow In the world—
There was a German aviator regardless of
who used to appear in the sky ‘ ee ie
every day about tea-tim: We price. oe ome 48
rather enjoyed him A man up
or Montmartre ade week's
Om -* . =e I a 1 we Yet they cost
wages renting camp stools and
opera glasses no more than
Stopped the Attraction. ° ‘
But just as the attraction was theordinary kind
beginning to boom, the military

“Old Fashioned Cleanliness”

cost our mothers many

day. The “new
Soaj

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This

purest « fa

ll laundry so:

a * back- brea
fashioned ”
costs only the pric e of a cake olf

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PRINCE RUP

gentle ina thet moves di
without rubbing, And a So,
roves there is no adulte:
im it to injure the finest fabri
the dainticet hand
For the thousand and one
around the house—there is just one
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