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we Rupert Feed Co.

Feed

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Agents for

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ORCHARDS CO.

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FRENCH PROPHETESS
PREDICTS THAT WAR

Paris, Oct. 2.—The fam

Paris prophetess, Mme. De Thy
has added to her reputation
enormously by predictions in hey
annual almanac, published jn
January ,stating that an Pure
pean war would break out about
midyear, preceded by a sensaa
tional trial; that the Pope would
probably after hostilities be
that the Germans would get

res,

die
wan,

near Paris without penetrating it
giving subsequent prophesies
that the German Emperor would
be killed September 29, the

French would enter Germany ©
tober 29, and the war would end
November 7.

OFFICERS GO WEST

Pass Through Toronto on Way
From Valcartier to Recruit
Second Corps.

Toronto, Oet. 2—No timeis be-

ing lost in the formation of a
second Canadian contingent to
the war zone. A dozen officers,

specially chosen from the men at
Valcartier, passed through the
city last night on the way to
Western Canada to

recruit men

for the second regiments. These

officers were on their way to

points from Winnipeg tu Vancou-
ver. y

Sergeant Armstrong, of Red

Deer, informed The Globe that

they would try to gather as many
men as possible during the next
few weeks to make up the 19,000
for the second contingent. He
was pleased with Valcartier, de-
elaring that the men there had re-
ceived a good training. The Van-
eouver express carried all the
men, Others will arrive shortly
to recruit in the Ontario centers.

GERMANS ARE MAKING
A DETERMINED EFFORT
To weer ANTWERP

Ghent, Oct. > ‘The German
efforts to invest Antwerp appear
to have become more strenuous
and determined. Their lines ex-
tend westward nearly into this
city, and their artillery is hard at
work on the south bank of the
Scheldt, seven miles away Rail-
way service south of here has
been stopped altogether. There is,
however, still ground for the hope
that the city itself will escape a
direct attack,

has been completely
eut off and is occupied by a large-
ly reinforced German garrison.

Brussels

SUBMARINE THAT BLEW
UP BRITISH CRUISERS
SAID ve os UNINJURED

London, Oct. 2.-
ceived by the Reuter Telegram
Company from Amsterdam stat-
ed that the German consul there,
according to the newspaper Tele-
graf, has been advised by his gov-
ernment that submarine U-9,
whieh is eredited with having
blown up the three British cruis-
ers in the North Sea, has return-
ed to a German port uninjured.

A dispatch re-

WILL END ON NOV. 7

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PHONE 2 Branch Yard at Smithers

FORRENT| | TJ MBER
$11.00 ane nearinaaree” |
HAYS COVE AVE. to Ave, one Meares PRIMO RUPERT, 80 |

 

 

THE UNION STEAMSHIP CO., OF B.C, LIMITED
SS. VENTURE

Sails for Port Simpson, Mil! Bay, Naas River, Thursdays,
for Vancouver. Victoria, Seattle, every Friday, 4 p.m.

SS. CHELOHSIN

Sails for Granby Bay, Naas River, Sunday midnight; for
Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Every Tuesday at 9 p.m.
Agency: Express, Atlantic Steamers

PHONE 668 JOHN BARNSLEY, Agent, SECOND AVE.

 

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LATEST WAR NEWS

 

A. BE. Rand, President, J. 8, Pearce, Manager

THE PRINCE RUPERT SASH
AND DOOR COMPANY, LTD.

Menufacturers
Doors, Sash, Mantels, Mouldings, Scroll and Band Sawing,
and all kinds of Finishings, Store and Office Fix.
tures, House Finish a Specialty.
Factory and Office: Seventh Avenue, Mays Cove Circie
Telephone 218 - P.O, Box 207 = Prince Rupert, B, C,

 

 

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KAIEN HARDWARE COMPANY

THIRD ANENUE P.O. DRAWER 1624 PHONE No, 3

HARDWARE

Builders’ Supplies
Plumbers’ supplies
Paints

Oils

Varnishes

Sheet and Plate Glass
Plate Glass Mirrors
Stoves, Ranges
ware
Graniteware

** Stay Satisfactory
Range.”’

MONARCH MALLEABLE ™

 

The latest War bulletins
received exclusively by The
Daily News are posted im-
mediately after coming off
the wires at the following
places

Fitz’ Cigar Store, 3rd Ave.

Wark's Jewelry Store, 3rd
avenue

K. Smith, corner 5th and

Prince Rupert Hotel, 2nd

avente
Royal Hotel.
Central Hotel.
Windsor Hotel.
Knox Hotel
McAleenan’s
6th St.
Daily
avenue.
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Cigar Store,

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Teacher of Violin and All
Band instruments
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NEWFOUNDLAND MAY
JOIN THE DOMINION

Old Colony Is inchs Talking Con-
federation With Canada.

St. Johns, Nfld Not
in twenty years has there been so

Oct. 2

much talk in press circles and by
the fireside of confederation with
the Dominion as there is at pres-
en A growing majority is
strongly in favor of making the
question a really serious political
issue in the Island

Within thirty years Newfound-
land’s exports have grown from
£5,000,000 to $15,000,000, her im-
ports in the same proportion, and
her revenue from one to four mil-
lions. The material prosperity of
the people has been enhanced in
a still greater degree.

Good advice has been known to
erack the cement of friendship.

 

Carpenters’ Tools
Wire Cable

tron Pipe

Rope

Pumps

Valves
Hose

FRED STORK’S HARDWARE

710 SECOND AVE

Builders’ Hardware Ship Chandlery
Stee! Blocks
Pipe Fittings

Stoves and Ranges Rubberoid Roofing
“WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST”

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FRED ‘STORK’S HARDWARE |

Fishing Tackle

Rifles and Shotguns
* Ammunition

Paint

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ENOX woTE:
HAVE. Betwos
and Nip
coer tI Jewelry For Autumn Buyers
Beener a oo Prose m .
a A Fine! |Assortment at Moderate Prices
i 0 Casley
min Ave, be \ ano Write for our Illustrated Catalogue through which we represent our
ee fine stock to our out-of-town buyers.
me Pian, 6 ¥) Per Bay We have all the latest styles in gem set jewelry, each piece perfect
tee in fineh, and representing the finest values in platinum and gold mounts,
ROYAL Ho EL eet with diamonds and other precious and semi-precious stones.
oe , rope “THE BIRKS’ WEDDING RING is a very popular and
re : : fashionable design—comfortable to wear in any weight.
— Seam seated aiaiecieiiaen
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“sam a Henry Birks & Sons, Limited
“— PORTING oo., JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS
ITED
7 “ Geo, E. Trorey, Managing Director
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EVERYONE 1S AWARE THAT NO BUSINESS HOUSE HAS HAD THE TRADE THAT THEY WOULD ORDINARILY EX-
PECT THIS FALL. BEFORE THERE WAS ANY RUMOR OF WAR, WE BOUGHT A BIG STOCK OF GOODS, WITH
THE EXPECTATION OF AN UNUSUALLY LARGE TRADE THIS SEASON. THE RESULT IS THAT WE HAVE A BIG STOCK
OF COATS SUITS, ORESSES, ETC., ON HAND WHICH WE MUST SELL.

RATHER THAN WAIT UNTIL THE END OF THE SEASON, WE WILL GIVE YOU THE OPPORTUNITY NOW, WHILE
THE LINES ARE UNBROKEN, TO BUY YOUR FALL CLOTHES AT VERY CLOSE TO COST PRICES. ‘THIS 1S A GUAR-
ANTEE SALE, AND WE ADMIT WE ARE FORCED TO RAISE MONEY

REMEMBER, THIS SALE INCLUDES ALL OF OUR NEW FALL STOCK OF LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR GOODS.
IN ORDER TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF THE BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING, WE QUOTE A FEW SPECIAL PRICES:

 

 

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ALL ONE PRICE oa anne: see aes $22.50 — Now.......... $16.90
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A LINE OF SEASONABLE
NOBBY READY-TO-WEAR

HATS—~SPECIAL Miauier g18.80 ...
Regular ,+8.50 ...

$4.75 Regular $7.50...
Regular $6.50 ...

SWEATERS AND TOQUES

Our new Fall Lines of Sweaters
and Toques in colors, styles and
weaves AT COST.

Our Stock of Blouses includes
all the Latest Styles and Materi-

adues ed $7.50
$5.00 als—Crepe de Chine, Chiffon, Taf-
Sthwks <6 ! .
ta ws $4.00 ae _ cele AT 20 PE
CE DISCOUNT.
Se one $3.50

Broken lines in La Diva, D. & A.
and American made Corcets AT

 

 

Sale Starts Monday
September 28th
and will continue for ten days

 

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