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PRINCE

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GERMAN CENTRE CONTIN UES TO ADVANC

RUPERT, B. €., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1915

= rere

2

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

 

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MINOR RUSSIAN SUCCESSES — - SWITZERLAND PREPARES F FOR EVENTUALITIES

 

 

  

 

(Special to The Dally News.)

Petrograd, Sept. 18,_-The ene-
by has reached and crossed the
bun St. Chara. The fortress of

ive

ely to fall. In. the

ilna 1s
chting along the railway from
fobrin to Munsk we scored a suc-
pes. driving the enemy toward
he village of Roudakrasnovia,
nd taking 2,000 prisoners and
oul
At ( tava we took 412 officers,
Fi) men and 3 machine guns. The
n retreat from the
rypa f losing at Yanovka

ind 1,800 men.
Munitions.

Paris, Sept. 18—Twelve hun-

 

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SCERMAN CENTRE CONT INUES
TO ADVANCE INTO RUSSIA

INOR RUSSIAN SUCCESSES—GERMAN RIGHT WING IS STILL
RETREATING—JAPAN AND RUSSIA PRODUCING
MUNITIONS RAPIDLY—FRENCH TAKE
TURKISH POSITION

 

dred Russian factories, with 100,-

000 men, are now engaged in the

manufacture of munitions.

Japan is busy building new

munition factories to help the

Allies.
Gallipoli
French forces have captured a
new Turkish position in Galli-
poli.
Bulgaria.
Athens, Sept. 18.—Premier Ra-
dis-Lavoff, of Bulgaria, in ad-

dressing the foreign ministers at
said that Bulgarian public
attack

Sofia,
opinion was against any

on Turkey.

 

R. STEFANNSON HAS
DISCOVERED NEW LANDS

(Special to The Dally Hewes.)
Vancouver, 18.—Dr. Stef-

shows that he
new lands at 78
and 417
Prince Patrick Is-
ch is found to be land,
inpleted charting. The
xplorer is continuing his explo-
ations

 
      
  
 

Sept.
nnson’s report
as discovered
north
North

ekrees degrees

and, wh

be has «

 

RED CROSS SALE

rhe Red Gross sale of home
. sterday, which was in
large of Mrs. Wm, Manson and
Irs. Hal Peck, realized the sum
f $46, a good sum considering
le weather conditions. The
is for the table and center-
op Lee charge of Mrs, H. Park-
7 istponed until next week,
The ladies wish to thank Mr.
Bens for the use of his store,
med all who assisted.
lhe G. T. P, dining cars are
Nov ining clear through to
Winnipeg instead of to Edmon-

ton

 

FOR SALE

Gb > | nD
WHEELOCK PLAYER PIANO
Slightly used, In first-class condition

ORIGINAL PRICE—$950.00
CAN NOW BE BOUGHT FOR

$475.00

erms can be arranged if pur-
laser IS not prepared to pay cash.

 

—APPLY TOo—
ED. H. MORTIMER
Agent
215 -2nd Avenue.

More oo,

eee

MUSIC

CHARLES BALAGNO
(Pianist at Wepotholme)
TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE
Former Pupil of F. @, Strong.

TERMS MODERATE, Phone Biue 408

 

 

 

HE EXTRACTED BULLET
FROM SOLDIER’S HEART
17.—Means_ by

Paris, Sept.

which he extracted a shrapnel
bullet from the right auricle of
a French soldier's heart were
described to the
Medicine last night by Dr.
Infroit. This surgical feat was

accomplished by use of a radio-

Academy of
Charles

graphic compass invented by the
surgeon,

This instrument enabies Dr.
Infroit to locate foreign bodies in
with mathematical

permits their ex-

the tissues
and
without

precision
injury to the
told his

traction
neighboring organs, he
colleagues.

EXHIBITION NOTES

 

 

The Exhibition opens on Wed-

nesday, September 22nd at 1 p.
m. An informal opening will be
President Alex.

Newton.

conducted by
Prudhomme and Mayor
Children’s Day.

The opening day will be Child-
ren’s Day, and all children will
be admitted free. The children’s
races will be held that day. The
band will start from the City Hall
at noon.

Added Prize.

A prize of a case of stumping
powder has been donated by the
Canadian Explosives, Limited. It
will go to the exhibitor gaining
the largest number of points in
Class 16.

Red Cross Teas.

The ladies of the Red Cross So-
ciety will serve tea on all three
days of the Fair.

 

 

The piano which is advertised
on the front page is the property
of Mrs. Jessup, widow of Allen
Jessup, who sacrificed his life iv
the trenches in France, The patty
owning the equity in the piano
will make easy terms in order to
effect a sale beneficial to Mrs,

 

Jessup, See BH. H. Mortimer.
Follow the crowd to Self’s
Cafe. There is a reason.. Next
102tf.

 

 

 

teeeeoncoopooooosoocogoooooonoood:

| Majestic ‘Pheatre.,

 

 

 

 

 

purpose,

Captive balloons are

GOING UP FOR A PEEP AT THE SHIPS OF THE ENEMY

Picture shows a captive balloon on an Italian battleship about
to go aloft for a reconnaisance.
for this

very useful

 

CASE OF GREAT

A case of great interest to
fishermen came up before Magis-
trate MeMullin today, when M,
McLeod and N. K. Nelson
charged with fishing for salmon

without

were
with a gill net having
first paid the fisheries tax of $5.
was dismissed, and it
that the will
stated case to the

The case
is probable crown
apply for a
eourt.

Williams, of Williams &
who appeared for the
stated that the act
operative by an

supreme
W. E.
Manson,
defendants,
was to become
-in-counei! by the Lieuten-
ant-Governor. He contended that

had been published in

order

no order

the Gazette, but simply a notice

issued by the attorney-general

from the fisheries department,
and that the act had never become
operative. In the second place,
he held that the act is ultra vires
of the province of British Colum-
bia.

THE NEW HAZELTON

PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD
Al. Harris returned Saturday
Sibola district

he spent several weeks prospect-

from the where

‘ing over the country where gold

was discovered last summer, He
reports unfavorably on the coun-
try as a free gold producer. Ile
is more satisfied than ever that
it is easier to get mineral in pay-
ing quantities right around New
Hazelton than any place he has
yet prospected,—Omineca Herald,

Motor
Petitions are at

Have you atgnad the
Boat Petition?
Frizzell's Meat Market,
gar Store, Noble’s Poolroom, P.
Boathouse, Launch Dixie, Launch
Narbethong, Launeh Alice’ B,
Akerberg, Thompson's Machine
shop, and Leuty’s Machine Shop.
P. R. Tent

224,

Cole's Se-

All Clothing at Cost.
& Awning Co., 3rd Ave.

 

INTEREST TO FISHERMEN!

| meet in

jtwo good comedies

 

IPRINCE RUPERT’S LABOR

DELEGATES LEFT TODAY

dele-
Trades Congress of
Macdonald, W. E.
Rudder-
this

opens

Prince Rupert's three
gates to the
Canada, 8. D.
Thompson and
left for

morning. The

George
ham, Vancouver
congress

on Monday, when about 200 dele-
gates, representing 80,000 work-
men in all parts of Canada, will
‘Labor’s Parliament.”

This is the first occasion on

which the congress has met in
and also the first oc-
Rupert

Represen-

Vancouver,

easion on which Prince
has been represented,
tatives of every trade in Canada
there,
American Federation of

British

will be as well as delegates
from the
Labor and the Trades
Union Congress.

SPLENDID SHOW AT
THE MAJESTIC THEATRE

 

 

The Majestic
finest scenic
entitled “O’Garry of
2

Mounted.” The

reels, and they con-

tonight presents

one of the films ever
produced,
the Royal

ruus to three

story

tain a great deal more than beau-

tiful scenery. There are thrills
mixed with the views. The hero
shoots rapids in a bireh bark

canoe and is upset, and you ac-

see him in the rapids, not

after. He is

tually
and
a cliff by the villain

just before
thrown over
and flops into a river only to be
rescued by the heroine, who has
swung herself down the cliff by a
Incidentally the villain cuts
The
depicted is
photography

rope,
the rope and she also flops.
mountain scenery
splendid -and the
perfect,

A “Moonshiner

”

drama, and
make up a
strong bill. “Sweedie and the
Sultan’s Present” is a circus.

 

The annual general meeting of
the Northern B. CG, Agricultural
Association will be held in the
City Hall on the 23rd at 8 p,m,

iM ALSACE—AUSTRIANS

(Special to The Dally News.)

Paris, Sept. 18.—Switzerland

has called her fourth division of
to the

mans are

troops colors.

The Ger- |

reported to be active

in Alsace and it is feared that
they may attempt to invade
Switzerland in order to attack

France’s unprotected frontier.
Austrians Repulsed.
Nish, Sept. 18.—Three

attempts to cross the

Austrian
Save river
and invade Serbia have been re-
pulsed.
America Preparing.
Washington, Sept. 18.—Secre-
War Garrison is to

tary of ask

 

 

SWITZERLAND PREPARES FOR
POSSIBLE GERMAN INVASION

| MORE TROOPS CALLED TO THE COLORS — GERMANS ACTIVE

REPULSED THREE TIMES

BY SERBIANS—AMERICA ADDING TO
MILITARY DEFENSE

for $250,000,000
United

to strengthen

States military defense.
Last year’s appropriation for all

army purposes amounted to only

$109,000,000

Financiers in Ottawa.

Ottawa, Sept. 18.—The Anglo-

French loan commissioners are

to visit Ottawa.

THE WEATHER

By F. W. Dowling.
Barometer a sie cs es 30.025
Maximum temperature ...... 69
Minimum temperature ...... 48

 

RED CROSS DANCE
AND WHIST DRIVE

“CHUCK” AVERIL HAS

EARNED A COMMISSION

 

Under the auspices of the Will-
ing Hands Society, a most enjoy-
was held in St.
night. The
Mrs. J. M.

Gavigan.

drive
Hall last
won by

able whist
Andrew's
prizes
Dunn and Mr. J. C.

were

Mr. Smithers, of the Bank of

B. N. A., has received a letter
from Charles Averil. “Chuck”

was in the old country on holiday
when war broke out and at once
enlisted as a private. His many

 

A delightful which

Orchestra

dance, for

Gray's provided the

music, was held later in the}

evening, and everyone had a real
good time. Scottish dances wert
introduced at intervals and were
greatly enjoyed. The
devoted to the Red

were Cross

Fund.

 

GREAT CHAPLIN FILM AT
THE WESTHOLME THEATRE

The Westholme
of the
screened,

tonight pre-
funniest Chaplin
“Work”

hilarious excite-

sents one
comedies ever
is two reels of

ment. You can imagine Charlie

assisting in paperhanging, witha
paste, and
thought, but

out-Chaplins

plentiful supply of

smile at the mere
on the sereen he
anything you can possibly imag-
ine.

“In the

a very fine

Hands of the
two-act Kalem drama

Jury” is

which furnishes thrilling situa-

splendid acting.
the fourth

and some
Death”,

tions,
“The Ring of

episode of “The Road O° Strife,”
sees the innocent Abner handed

over to the sheriff by the villain.
“What's

pleasing

Ours” is a particularly

little love story. It is a
real good show.
“The

begins on Monday.

Diamond from the Sky”

GOOD SMELTER RETURNS
FROM SUNRISE ORE

 

 

The smelter returns from the
first car of ore shipped from the
Sunrise mine have been received
and showed one hundred and
twenty-two ounces of silver and
forty-nine per cent lead per ton.
The Herald was informed by the
superintendent of the mine that
the second third cars will
run higher than that as they had
struck a rich
shoots on the surface.

and

very
-~Omineca

couple of

proceeds |

friends in town will be delighted
to learn that he has risen from
\the ranks and now holds a lieu-
commission. His regi-
was

‘te nant’s
at the
stationed in a pretty warm quar-
ter.

lent. time of writing,

OWN YOUR OWN ELECTRIC
PLANT
the year

and live in the country

round. A chance of a
320 acres on a beauti-
Bulkley Valley.

fishing,
and

lifetime.
ful lake in the
Good boating and near

railroad, (Churches stores

soon Only $8 an acre, $2 down,
balance over ten years at 7 per
cent. Buy now, before the war

as farm land will surely
219-24.

is over,
advance, ’
A, C, LITTLE.

A. C. Prudhomme returned last

 

night from ae visit to Prince
George.
ran i.

 

“The Diamond
From the Sky”

$800,000 SERIAL

STARTS AT THE
Westholme Opera House
NEXT MONDAY

$10,000
Offered for the Best Sequel.
Everyone will be given a

 

Postcard of one of the Lead-
ing Stars.

 

 

 

LONDON CAFE
And Grill
Faultiess Service of Fault-

less Food
Third Ave.

Hart Bik.

BOXES FOR LADIES

 

 

 

Herald,

 

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