rebrnuary 13, 1915,

OSI CURE

DAE MATISH

idreds of People Have

id “ Fruit-a-tives” re rmans in a certain trench was
Only Help — acted by a British biplane
¥ ;Which circled over them, and they
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LETTER |! filled the air with lead in the
READ THIS . ropes of bringing the machine
pwn rhen, while the majority
tendent of Sunday School in a them were still gazing sky
Selle How He Cured Himself | ut crept the little brown
Rheumatism After Suffer. | pjey The distance between the
_— ih, rine short, and before
at ROAD, Oct., tet. 1913 = gazer had realized it a
;du y WAY f eel-like bodies was
e, [have thought of [1 then them, through them,

reyarding what I term a sch he : ; ; :
. ire effected by your | ind d th out neatly and
tives”, Isufferedirom j|expeditiousls In a few moments

especially in my hands, | ,

1 lot of money withont jthe trenches were empty and the
Ihavetaken “Pruit- (Gurkhas were happy again It
mths now, and am : :

u that 1 am cured 4 Mt been a good fight As thes
nt has not left my |say, all War is good, but this wat
never will, but the :
me and Iean do pny is the best of al
| have gained 35 potiud Ati
R. A. WAUGII | AUSTRALIAN WOOL
SALES POSTPONED
n is no longer the dreade ld
e was Kheuma oeiha o ates os
ae a Saeaeaeat Melbourn Australia, Feb. 12
Fruit-a-tives’ ’ bas pr: ved Wool sales have been postpon
I laihiaenin te rate ed indefinitely owing to the reim
eases which arise from [position of the embargo on ex-
ent of stomach, bowel
ports. Americans recently pur-

s’’ is sold by all dealers

6 for $2.50, trial size,
postpaid on receipt of
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lone the required |
above mentioned
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publication of this
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r. H. COVERT,
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‘ pert, B. C., January

‘cate of Improvements.
ral Claim, situate in the
vision of Cassiar Dis

About three-quarters
nore or less, from
the head of’ Alice Arm
‘lack Bear Mineral claim
oat L Pedro Salinas, as
/ Vou han, Be Min.
B16 and for
ertificate No wo 138,

from the date

4 ‘ining Recorder + 4
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‘ay of September, A.D.

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of town, oF ean be had
at Spurr’: Market,
Knott's Bakery and the
Fulton Gash Market.

Milk Lovi. Inspected Cows

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| yneee LITTLE BROWN

chased

merine

IMPS FROM INDIA

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nany gallant exploits they have

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UTTERS PLEA FOR

U. S. INDIVIDUALITY

Mrs A. Edison, the
wife of the great inventor, says in
the Woman's

Thomas
Home Companion:
For a number of years, as I
of our best
houses and leaders of fashion, I
have begged the designers to use
their fine brains and great talent
in creating an individual style for
our women,

have visited some

“Now, if our recognize
the designers will do
we shall in dress
to
of our country in
Why should we be
following first Paris,
Berlin, Vienna, ete.,
best form at that,
the big houses of
those various cities to put on our
backs the type,
accepting is
ported?

“For
it
upon

women
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this, have
a national individuality equal
the greatness
other
mongrels,
then,
and
but

and

lines.

London,
not their
allowing

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it

we
because it im-
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the streets
Surely
for us stylish, more
costumes. Should
to wear clothes which

or four
impossible to
without a
our designers

past three

years been
go
shudder.
can make
womanly
be
do
most unfortunate sisters?
“Let
facturers

we
willing
not us from

distinguish our

us demand of our manu-
the of material
fabrics; our women

finest
let
the brain they are blessed with in

and use

aiding our designers and manu-
facturers.

‘The same is true in other vo-
Music and art of all de-

scriptions is unpatronized unless

cations.

a foreign label designates it. A
singer must have come from
abroad, in faet, must change his
name from plain American

Richard to Riccardo, the import-

ed name, before he is recognized

as a singer.

“Mr. Edison, in his search for
voices for his phonograph, has
made trial records of more than
three Thousand singers in nearly
every city in Europe and almost
an equal number of trials in

He

European

America finds that as a rule
the afflicted

with a very disagreeable tremolo,

yoice 18

variable timbre and poor inter-

whereas the American
frequently free

pretation
more
has a fairly even tim-

voice is far

of tremolo,

 

bre, and as to interpretation the
Americans can surpass the Fu-
ropean singers. But notwith-
standing that fact the Americans
demand the foreign talent.
“When are we to form our own
opinions and be _ independent

ugh to stand for our own ex-

peno
pression? At one time it may
have been necessary to gain
knowledge abroad, but not so

We have learned, and have
should

now

great people in our midst;

lwe not now pause and enjoy that

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which we have?

“Do we not show ourselves an
ladvanced nation when we com-
lpare our methods in war with

those of the present terrible con-

idition in Europe?”

moving
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mutes 7 To > PREVENT
TAKING OF COLD

the house cool. Cool,

Keep

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jup the circulation.
Take a cold bath every morn-
ling, or at least a cold sponging
| all over, followed by brisk rub-
bing with a rough towel, This is
skin training, a fine tonie and
good preventive of colds.

Wear suflicient but not too
heavy underelothing, Wool is
lbest, as it allows evaporation and

|still keeps a warm cushion of air
ypound the body.

little vigorous exercise
each day This keeps the cireu-
ation and the whole body healthy
ind enables it to ward off colds.

rake a

moderation in eating
Colds in the head

Observe

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follow lowered vitality due to
lovereating N. Y. State Dept. of
|
lhe alth

rf reports are true some of the
Germa iotables are murmur-
| about peace They'll get
|
pea iii riehbt, when the Allies
sre ready

 

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THE DAILY NEWS.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

The firm of Kissick & Fdwarda,
T0 WEAKEN GERMANY heretofore doing an tmsuranece
ibusiness under the above name,

British Government Keeping Oil- jhe 1s this day 1
Bearing Products From
German Factories |

ween dissolved, War-
lve n Kissick will continue the bus. |

 

iness and assumes all outstand-
; at jing liabilities and to whom all
London, Feb. 12.--Gradually| accounts are payable. Sed.
the economic phases of the gre at| W. KISSICK,
war are. peooming more apparent J. A. EDWARDS.
in Greet_ Britain. The miliary} Prince Rupert, Jan. 18, 1915.
activities, which monopolized at- | ——— iat
tention at the opening of the! WATER ACT, 1914.
struggle, are now overshadowed | top the approval oF ae cacertchingd’ of ee |
at times by the blockade of the lian” sete" etesamioees “On Thales Barer
North Sea and the strict mea aes at ie bar of teveeumeien 4s @
eeres the navy is enforsine ee» be set by the Comptroller of Water
against German commerce and atte ter Commureute at wee “hua,
trade with the neutrals adjoining un te Wale Weterter nt pre” Ru
Germany, which have hitherto |?’Dated at Prince Rupert, B. C., this 96th
been supplying foodstuffs to Ger —s peerty OF PiUNck RUPERT
A. WOODS, City Clerk.

many and Austria. | Es.

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Certificate of improvements. |
rll Chance It Fraction, and Black
Mineral Claims, situate io the

From time to time the eon- Bear

Skeena Min-

traband list has lengthened as it |e Division of Cassiar District.
‘ Where located:-I'll Chance it Fraction
became possible for British of-|toeated between the “Lilly Bertha” and
‘Aldebaran” Mineral Claims near head of
ficials to make a more thorough | Alice Arm, Observatory Inlet, and “Black
Bear’ Mineral Claim, located one mi

study of the needs of their ad

versaries and the probable source

more or less, from the northwest point o
|the bead of Alice Arm, 4 branch of
servatory [ulet.

: ' TAKE NOTICE that I, Pedro Salina, Free
of supplies. Every week the gov-| Miner's Certificate No. 80313B., intend,
sixty days from the date hereof to ly

ernment is also increasing the|to the Mining Recorder for a Coreg
of Improvements, for the of ob-

taining a Crown Grant of the thor above
Aud further take notice that

list of articles whose exportatior

tan,

from the British Isles is pro-|under section 85, must be commonest | be-
: fore the issue of such Certificate of Im-
hibited. Immediately after the | provements

Dated this 21st day of September, A.D.

 

 

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days additional lists of oil-bear-
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with copra on the prohibited lists

of Great Britain. Peanuts, palm
nuts, seasame seeds, lard and
several other products which before bottling
Germany uses extensively in

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. PEDRO SALINAS. PHONE 2 Branch Yard at Smithers
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portation.

are to be barred from ex-
In the colder

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pales
And the first glow of passion fails
That lit your eves and flushed
your brow
In that great moment when ‘you
made your vow.
The Vision fades; you scarce
recall
The sudden swelling of the aaa
b t Real Lever Simulation
neart,
The swift resolve to have your OLD WATCH FREE.
4 genero
pant ' f. oH . ae
In this noblest quest of all oi ne, any
ye ple all ove the
By which our word is given to cord te 0 hues
" Adve tinetaent Now
stand or fall. is zor chanen | to
now, enclosing 2%
Your mother’s pride; your com- cents for one of on
’ : Long Guaria, oF
rades’ praise Genie’ Ahora, sent
All that romance that seemed Fin tho wach whieh
saake Getehee | exe
so fair Guarantond de y
‘ a the w
Grows dim, and you are ‘left tol} a ee eee
abort = a shew them the ~
bear Den t think this efor too good t) he t send
95 censs t nd ee . _
The rose of duty’s sombre |)" b= ire “
1 prose 0 \ ; *
ways an
The labor of the long, unlovely o
days.
Yet here's the test to prove you +
kin Daren
With those to whom we trust » }
our fate; 3
Sober and steadfast, clean and :
straight,
In that stern school of dis- THE

cipline
Hardened to war
within.

against the foe

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London, Ont., Feb, 13 —Trans-
fusion of blood from the body of
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and formerly of Toronto, into the
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