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Best animal picture:—M. M

sterling worth ! Ithis morning at the general hos-

Stephens, ist; Mrs. 8. J. Bey, 2nd hs ‘tal

Best enlargement:—ist, R. H | sais : ,
Shockley; 2nd, M. M. Stephens OMISSION
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Best collection of not more Bebra Frizeell, GW. wietGreon
than twenty-five photos :—Ist, Ms oo. and Smith & Killas were POLISHES ry
M. Stephens; 2nd, Mrs. F. Button | omitted by accident from the list YSVv VDDleeeooo!.:

f TEA “Always and Easily the Best’’ Photography, Professional. lof firms who helped to make the
BLACK, GREEN, or MIXED. Sealed Airtight Packages Only Best collection of portrait pho- | Exhibition Hall attractive by thetr
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—_—_—_——_———— _ =_—— — —_——— nen Best collection of photos other OR a a a ae > POO PPPOO CO Dna a4,
; than portraits:--W. W. Wrathall FIRE ALARM SYSTEM e
“The Daily News” j}{ Local News Notes Paintings, Ete. me + our | <ing and ountr
y ews : Best oi! painting:—1tst, A. O. CIROUIT NO. 1.
'|Morse; 2nd, H. Cowper. Box 12—5th St. and 8rd Ave
CLASSIFIED ADS. The steamer Delhi has been ae Box 136th St. and 8rd Ave. |
Best water-color painting: uox 14—8th St. and 8rd Ave.
purchased by Capt. Babington for};.4° Mrs. ‘T. N. Linnell; 2nd, T. Box 18—-Junction of ist, nd and -
a ee : trd Aves
WARNTER SROs Masnda, Georgetown. Gor 16-—18t Ave., between 8th and eS irs WANTED FOR 62nd OVERSEAS BATTAL
Gav Bore ane Een ee (eile AO dee FOR CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY Force
* ° ve. and 7 ‘ ( j ;
WANTED—General servant. Apply Mrs. Mrs. James Adams, of Port Es-|{st. Mrs. Youngman: 2nd H. A. Oa uae |
Cen ee ee sington is visiti in the city for|Chapman
WANTED—Woman for kitchen work. ap- | °'"8'0N 18 Visiling ’ eee OIROUIT NO. &. RECRUITING OFFICE AT PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
Bey, Baten, Prince Rupert General — a few days. Best etching or pen and ink Box 22—-3rd Avs. and 8rd Si | OFFICE NOW OPEN.
° ; ork:—1is A. Che an: 2nd, post Office.) ig . ; ;
es work :—1 Bi A. Chapman; 2nd es = ‘ae ihe: juin deetiiile We eg In view of the recruiting which is in progr —
an FOR RENT 2 James Haggerty yesterday took | Mrs. J. B. Klower. Bor 24—i1st Ave. and McBride St throughout the Province, it is apropos to a f
FOR SALE—New, Modern six-room house,| 11 sacks of spuds off a little patch| Embroidery, Fancy Work, Etc. § e 25-—2nd ae = bn x ie questions Which 488 considered by thos. a
+e one milt from centre. Splendid view.) 1; 4) a of Thitd Avenue Candle shades:—ist, Mrs. W.D.|& &* 26—-2nd Ave sD P a contem-
} $700 cash. will handle. Apply Box 168,/°° “e Corner © hlird Avenue n or . ym "1 & Geox 27-0. T. P. plate entering the Service. The following is t of pert
Lay Jance: 2ne ‘s F vance. i 7 ; ee
im News Office. 216-20.;and Seventh Street. Vance; 2nd, Mrs. W. D. Vance CIRCUIT NO. 8. nent queries, together with he information which each eljeit
ia — = O23 -® Doilies, under 12 inches;—4st, | : oe
ie’ ’ | Box 3t—-5th Ave. and Pulton Si QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
4 tt The American schooners Con-!C. Burnham; 2nd, Miss M. Sealy, | Box 32--Borden and Taylor Sts ;
i i 1.—How long am I to serve? Until th: 1 of the war
j y FF pecker if 70 Bos 34—7tb Ave. and Fulton 81 f the war
APERHANGING stitution, Jenny F. Decker, Leif maeoment iad me 35th Ave, and Comox Ave ¥ and six months after if required.
i KALSOMINING R. Lapaloma and the som — Al Seana ee sh kerchiefs: fo 7 = +4 us —. = t 2.—-What pay shall I receive? Your pay as a private will
& PAINTING came in this morning with 150,-|1st, Mrs. T. MeClymont. Box t ‘ 4 + oa SLG6 Ga HAN BO GeMbe Held allowance. Besides t }
H 060 pounds of halibut. Crochet table mats:—ist, Mrs. CIRCUIT NO. 4. 1 : . : ! 168 this
: , A r ill be clothed, equi d and subsisted by the Gover
i F, @. ROBERTS -————_—— —. ——- ——_—- Youngman; 2nd, Mrs. McClymont. ae 4th Ave. and Emmerson ¢ you - . . Juippe ) rn.
i ment,
H 14 Dyer Apts. P. O. Box 642 BASEBALL Tray cloths:—ist, Mrs. W. D. @ox 42—-5th Ave. and McBride St. # : ;
e 2 ‘ y ae ie age : Sor 48__6tb Ave, abd heen St * 3.—What will my wife receive during my absence? Every
™ ——_ ance: 2nd, Mrs. McClymont. , : : .
: a i Ree Box 44—6th Ave and Bast) St month there will be paid her a separation allowance of $20
. In the first game of the base- Tablecioth with six napkins: Boa 45—7th Ave. and Eberts. \ * of ») and if this be t ee
i ball series yesterday afternoon,|ist, Mrs. P. W. Anderson: 2nd, : Box 141-—7th Ave. and Young 3% » i we ais o te we aed ro me a ‘ ug a
; f intain yo i y, the Canadian Patriotic Fund
if A. E. WRIGHT the local boys defeated Hazelton|Mrs. Mana Johnson. Pi riches intininniceg es eat am * iene ie em e sl 7
ul ba si will further assist them.
i , 4 to 3. It was f the finest] Table cover in silk embroidery: | goassescess
Provincial and Dominion by 4 to at ae . . ‘ : . - se ai ‘ah Aaa roi 4.—What will happen if I am wounded or s You wil
yor zrames_ playe lis season 2nd/—-1st, Fs » Noble, Port Essing-
tn Poa - oe ' a a athe : ith lots |t ae nF: as > er BEST QUALITY DOMESTIC be cared for by the Government and your | tinned
urnished the spectators wi ots|ton; 2nd, Mrs. . D. Vance.
fo Surveying and Engineering f : oe mt “ , A : LUMP until you are discharged. If you are permanently disabled an
is of excitement. The loca! team, Table cover in white work:— i nt id , ;
aS ‘ . ; ° é wi “eo wi @ pald you, varying according to the exten
P. O. Box 10 Phone 85 3/with Fortin pitching and Manse» /tst, Mrs. James Hampton; 2nd, C OA . igre ret di ‘ nie ee.
, ; | your 7 isa y.
‘ Fourth Street behind the bat, put up a high|/Mrs. P. W. Anderson. OUT gUry, OF da
: eee ; : $9.50 per Ton — Cash on 5.-—What will be done for my wife and children if I die
4 grade of ball. Centrepiece in silk embroidery: , i een . ;
Se ieee vii: ibdel Me Bawah genie ene Delivery while on Active Service? The Government wil! provide an
: a —ist, I s. be é > ~ ’ Mone Back If Not Satis- ‘ ‘ m ansi Q rill ens y » family t a n-
e FOOTBALL iia SAS. Watic, oney idequate pension, that will enable the fan I
i ; ‘ factory fortably until the childhen are old enough to look after them-
Sheet Metal Work ! ce Cariegpleos: Th wiles wRch ee Fak RAE ABee VFacslagle men, KC the 108 |
; 4 } selves. > Ww ’ “ of a single man, if the son be
eS oe eee In the Wark Cup game yester-|4<t, Mrs. Little, Terrace; 2nd.1$ UNION TRANSFER CO. sory wee 3 a A single n '
* a rr so » aE SE ; { as a wit
a Now. is the time to have $| 227 *ftermoon, the team from Kit-iMrs. W. D. Vance. 333 2nd Ave. Phone 36 ae ee
MB | your roofs repaired, eve- %|imat defeated the boys from) Towels:—ist, Mrs. T. McCly-|¥
e' troughs and skylights seen 3/Aiyansh by 8 goals to 0. The is eg EES nine _— = : Lan eee
oe to, and heating plant put in San , ee eee mont; 2nd, Mrs. Mana Johnson.
eo good shape for the winter. winners have a speedy forward Sofa pillow:—ist, Mrs. W. D.
5 In such Cases line and a stalwart defence. The|yance: 2nd, Mrs. W. J. Kirkpat-
, i Consult a Practical Man if You Aiyansh boys showed lack of ex-|pjeK. aly Wht i
i Waat Results perience, but with practice should Pin cushion:—ist, Mrs. Me- | 1} i Do m
Mee (1 Pee : 9 ee af H oe | |
; I served a regular appren- put up a good game. Clymont; 2nd, Mrs. Vance. 2 mh Hs 4 Fg) 4
. 1, Ree st cee Sheet Metal and ae eee ee | Trish crochet work:—1st, Mrs. / huis yd \] We t
AE eating business, in a regu- Australia maintains a training} nee 6 eT ae F by 4 =
j ii lar Sheet Metal Shop Not in a : 5 iM. Craig; 2nd, Mrs. Button. , iM i ig! ) J WET h\~
ak A Jam Factory. school for boys who desire to be-}  Cojlection of tatting:—1st, Miss eM
‘ ment come expert farmers, but lack the} pyrnham. a. mm ei
: C. (). ROWE means to pay for proper instruc-| Bandbag work:—ist, Mrs. W. a iH | ong i
The Practical Sheet Metal Man tion. |D. Vance; 2nd, Miss Best, Terrace. ee - ti i faltitiwu I
| PHONE 340 P. 0. BOX 467 eee ie eas ; "} Lace edlleetions:— 1st, Mrs. fr AUIHMU THU
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Shop Opposite Board of Trade Rooms | ; | Geo. Grondin; 2nd, Mrs. F. Currie.
os t S22 CEOOND AVENUE 1g FROZEN BAIT | Ladies wearing apparel, hand
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. Estimates Furnished to Can- | N made:—ist, Mrs. McClymont: 2nd,
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1 THE IMPERIAL FINEST FROZEN HERRING 3) 000 rict; 2nd, Mrs. John A. Munay, B. SMITH has a dry goods store in a cer
. q $25.00 per ton. Knitting sox and stockings: . tain Canadian city. He does a good business, but wants
WATER HEATER COIL For Sale by ist, Mrs. B. C. Webster; 2nd, Jl. to do more. He believes that Advertising in his local newspaper is the
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e (Patented 1915) KINCOLITH PACKIIG CO. Knitted shawls:—Ist, Mrs.Wr This is where our friend Smith is wrong—in advertising every now and
a a Poe pa ia ee LIMITED Manson: 2nd, Mrs. H. Cameron, then, He should advertise regularly—as frequently as his local newspaper
1 additional fuel being used. MILL BAY. B. C. on is published. 3
| For further particulars MOP PLOOOPPOLIESOLOOIOLSOLILOLOEL? | Smith says he wants to advertise regularly, but he can’t always find the time
j WARNING! to prepare advertisements, which is true, for he is his own buyer, sales-
f Gubinadens. ef oun”. apply to FO R P E NT manager, director of store service, credit man and half-a-dozen other things.
Bl : eee, eae THOR JOHNSON What Smith should do is this: If he is located.in one of the smaller cities, in
7} ae saaaan le ae Central — 2a which there are no advertising agencies giving a local copy service, and he

 

has no one among his own staff qualified by instinct or experience to
wee the daily announcements, he should go.to the publisher of the news-
paper in which he means to advertise, requesting his help. In nine cases
out of ten, the publisher, through his advertising manager, will be only too
glad to give Smith the assistance desired.

If Smith is located in one of the larger cities)he should secure the services
of a recognized advertising agency which will take over the work of pre-
paring his advertisements.

In this way Smith can be sure of having hisyadvertisements prepared reé-
ularly and intelligently, with no more trouble \to him than the supplying of
the information required by the writer of the advertisements.

HARRY HANSON SMALL MUSICAL GOODS. A'TTULLO & RADFORD So Smith can do more business, and more business means a larger income

parties manufacturing or

e enti receeeocoer,|¢ THREE ROOM HOUSE
ai wet, ser acres to oe Bi Walker's Music Store SECTION SIX

iW ances— Removed to Werner's Old Stand
i Coli Connected........ $20.00 On Second Avenue.

) Your Money Best lt ® Beat Suk. PIANOS $10.00

in As | own and control the above,
ee ho one can put same in. Shall vig- PLAYER PIANOS, MUSIC

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Smith. way to get more business. So he advertises—every now and then.

Phone 489 P. O. Box 395 PEE BOLE EET ROE ST ET mt himeelt to say nothing of other gains that go hand in hand with the
Pianos to Rent. 2ND AVE oing of bigger business.

 

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' P hone 99 Wore Homelike and Comfy EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE ) tising Departmen®of this newspaper.
34 Than Ever. If you are doing a provincial or national business it would be well for you to have
i j si lnemneins j Te the counsel and assistance of a good advertising agency. A list of these) will be fur-
i _-—— FRESH, AIRY ROOMS ‘ | nished, without cost or obligation, by the Secretary of Canadian Press ; Association,
Stand - Hotel Rupert _———— Phone -— 2s w 35 Room 503, Lumsden Building, Toronto.
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