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arch 29
Monday Mare
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0G FOR RHEUMATISi) END OF THE SESSION IN SIGHT
p.RL. Vintners Association .
Members ——— OTTAWA EXPEoT
a Sa PEOERAL ELEC! ELECTION IN EITHER JUNE OR
winpsor HOTEL _ _ Hundreds of People Have SEPTEMBER PROVIDING CONDITIONS AT
7 I “ ‘ ” .
i ie and Bighth st Vound “ Fruit-a-tives” Their FRONT ARE SATISFACTORY.
w. H. Wright, Prop: Only Help “ Jini
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ois 2 | BY H. F, GADSBY.)
NTRAL |
woTeL ce om ot 0 THIS R (Copyrighted.) All of which is to say that the
Seve . Ottaw .
n't an a REA LETTE j 1. M nh 26.—As Tom|closure is like certain other
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peter Black, Prop | — : boat song puts|forms of prohibition—the less it
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a Superintendent of Sunday School in car pad Geis mame of Me better His
nox HOTEL Toronto Tells How He Cured Himself —— That is to say,}obeyed. Of which perverse ten-
Fighth and Ninth } ‘ ’ ?
$1 Per Day of Chseate & matiom After Suffer. s in sight|dency in human nature this ses.
BOc to £
European Pe ing for Years. t wers on|sion, drawing quietly to its close
ner, Props. }

Besner & Besner a 55 Dovancount Roan, Cet., 1st. 1915 t | with nothing but the truce to fight
eis Vv. D. Casley Lib f Parliament| bout, is a pertinent example, Yes,
p? quests HOTEL “Por a long time, I have thought of a0 8 d the fortune |that's the solemn truth—any war

writing you regarding what | term a I eo lt} Tre was re . ‘
veon Sixth and most remarkable cure effected by your told at a dark — _ in Parliament was
ets remedy ‘‘Pruit-a-tives”. I suffered from grey hajr,| about peace and that was over so
lan Oc to $1 Per Day Rheumatism, especially in my hand j he ¢ ' ' £00 Fe yboc oug
guropeatt Pian—-BOC f have apent 0 let of money without ¢, will cause n that nobody thought of pull-
4— ny goodresults. Ihavet shen Frnit ble either in|im@® the closure However, the
OYAL HOTEL a-tives” for 18 months n and am [J @ ‘ Insure , : ‘
; Burgess, Prope. Pp leased to tell you that 1 am cured . This rust closure will come in handy, per-
u ’ i
corey & gixth St a _ caleryement has not left my ean Premier Borden and a gen. | "ps next session, by which time
. sands and perhaps never w but the ‘ » Germans
uropean iar Steam Heated soreness is all gone and I ca . ectior But when the star.|the Germans will be beaten and
_ kind of a, Ihave gained 35 p unds gaz * are asked ft foretell the everybody will be keen to take his
1QUOR CO. in 18 months’’. 4
veR WHOLESALE L gt the sese ey remain | foot off the soft edal. ¢
ss LIMITED R. A. WAUGH they remain —
= It all depends, as they |Dickerings are not good form just
. Rheumatism is no longer the dreade ‘ how Partiament feele DOW but they will be when the
— disease it once was. Rheur t sun shines again We 7
_— - ist in 8 S again. » mustn't
— PORTING CO. no longer one of the “incurable
NCE a a : diseases’. ‘*Pruit-a-tives”’ has pr I miss my guess if Parliament|£°! t°° far away from our old
Lim! its marvellous powers , Rhe .
y ywers ove Rh ts habits—it wouldn't be healthy
Sixth and matism, Sciatica, Lumbago—in fa fee hat it might as well ¢ be healthy.
hone Oo" wy - h oe : “ a - f e ta re the side lines as ir An early prorogation has its
some defaungem ot stomach »wels .
————————- |__ kidneys or Skin. ee Ottaw Both sides are preparing charms for both sides For the
lfor tt worst 14 io the opposition because it ll give
- ’ ind, t j rat. thes PE au I wi giv
— | ‘'Pruit-a-tives”’ is sold by all dealers |
SUBSCRIBE FOR | at soc. a box, 6 for $2.50, tria aon imust get the case before the| them time to play polities in their
| 2§¢. or sent postpaid on receipt of | pub As Hansard is not q/0WM constituencies. For the gov-
DAILY NEWS price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. |
HE i i a : : s widely read volume and. eve if ernment, because it will put a
” — - t were, is not in shap dis. | Stop to the bilingual debate in the
A Real t imulati 1
£ TO DELINQUENT T co. | ont Sawer Simulation ltribution until early in the fall. it|Semate which is inflaming Que-
OWNER. | OLD WATCH FREE. ks like better policy to utilize|¥@, because it will help to hide
— | eettiaresiit salt Hthe livins ~~ .|the breaches in the Cabinet, be-
— le ais ey per. | As forward generous jt ving vy to influence publi ach abinet, b
om xhom you ve eiving away n and to plant he oy |Cause it will hang up all the un-
} one — v nomes | asonds of } plant what vou
. Co-Owner with pS oe Sa i have to as ere i ill do moet | answered questions on the order
‘ae Oe world shag i iy wher t will do most ' c '
launs, situated at the ww thames to M | orc) othe “ds. eac an |paper about army supplies, anc
D about three-quar- Oe J ar were each man ; 1] B
* beach, in the Skee by ye ‘ water his own garden and Jet| »ecause it will ditch the investi-
rict, Province of mable Ladies f | or .
bia, have done the required inarda, or t go at that. Swinging the whole|#4tions now going on in the Shoe
work ibe above mentioned 4 on
a 14, amounting to reid to weer f Canada by means of speeches | © ymmittee and the Public Ac-
the same under . 1"
> ‘publication of this ; Parliament is a blamed hard|©COUnts Committee The longer
4 publication of this & - 5 sine
4 ‘use - Sonertiete ould Foe > = b, especially when the news- this shoe Inquiry drags on the
expenditure, to lor f We expect your tr J
w f this edvertise pe gg Og en |papers, owing to the war pressure|™ore it brings out, and the Pub-
the said mineral Den t think this offer too good te be tros. But send } .
s will he property of the| § 3%, Some oer Pte & YD, Whats n their columns, refuse to print|!i@ Accounts Committee is open-
peigued unde Se on 6 me “a Jovrailors (Dept. 4), @, Cormwailia Road. London, i ft speeches This is a session|iM& up a new line of research
ee ee 3 which every member just nat.|Which threatens danger owing to
gO Pram Rupert, 6. ty sae rally has a big speech in his sys-|the fearless testimony of the Au-
eco ghee te 1 tremendous patriotic |ditor General A suspicious odor
Certificate of improvements. é ner i iot
varae Migera! Claim, situate ip the thing sizzling with latent power) #"'!5€s from the motor cars now
Ming Division of Cassiar Dis- | j 2 C
ke a carboy of soda. but if Par_|efore the Public Accounts Com-
tied:—About three-quarters : Pa . » » Cate

4 mile, more or less, from the ment w t let him get it off his | mittee and the case of the Carle-

et point of the head ice Arm . ‘ .
djouming the Black Bear Mineral Clatm lchest what's the use of hanging|tom Drug Company, with which
"i My E that I, Pedro Salt as laround, particularly when that Garland, M. P., has some oblique

A 4. Vau ‘ - ,
Rertincaie No. & sis and for my LHL, l epeceh might be doing yeoman |°°nnection, is considerably more
} Miner's Ge "

= an = ry service somewhere lee? than an odor. It is strong enough
sie of Impro meats, for te pare Besides, Parliament is general-|"0W to make the committee hold

Dal nin, Crown’ , © re

oe — a = y a get-home-or-you-won't-get-|their noses. From all this linger-
tection x- 2 bo aumento | rieh-quick club, and though the|!"& Penance the government is

— { such Certi@este of tm | sessions are often prolonged for | cut off if the session closes
O this 21st day of _
cepuamber, 62./ the party purposes of the leaders | Promptly
ranae saranas ‘The Whisky the rank and file are usually dis-| There is nothing in Premier

» PEACE RIVER AND ATHABASCA nosed to cut it short and save as/| Borden's legislative program, as

RAILWAY COMPANY oO ity.

NOTICE. nuch as they can out of their/announced last week, to prevent
: “ace Kiver and Athabasca Ratl- | Aged in Wood sessional indemnity. Paid by the|the House rising by Easter. It is
wa, Gt 18 Next session, Sor Act,
iting the con eee a ~— > 8 Years »b, so to speak, and not by the/as non-contentious as a prayer
yany to lay out, con bef i . I
: (a) Common er oy int a} ee day, they have the frame of mind/meeting and unless somebody
ate the head of Kitimat; GUARANTEED BY THE ink woes he f labor.|tries to put one over it ought to
Kitimat River im &| GOVERNMENT of CANADA which goes by that kind of labor. | . a olin d s .

: (he sutmmit between | en | ess e io for bos £o 1rough on schedule time. As

an Lake, thence in @ nor- I, Ue a he | they hand out foi ard : be | 2 ot ;
e be the valley of the d lodging the more they have|far as can be learned at present,
lake and river to the Skeens Rees v7 er : = ;
a * the Skeena River . ced eft for themselves. Besides, the |there will be no bill providing for

bra : evel bridge and over | coat 7 SOOCLE TD :
i‘ Paciie Railway with) lfarmer members want to get back| soldiers voting on the field of bat-

moh ‘hence porth-eastertly | | wad
aoe hi sumkalem River | ito look after their seeding, and | tle, though the soldiers now in

ng ree to the summit o
2 _ thence, following the | slid ten lmany other members have occu-|Canadian training camps will ex-
a, ie Nase iver, at Of moar | NERVINE POWDERS 3 ae aka” geile ie Ge
ed a spptioatmately one | pations which bring them in al-jercise their ranchise as usual,
" > miles; ( rom | : -
et a Blackwater Ruver, with most as much as their work at|Considerably over a hundred mil-
} ‘owing the cour f | ' ave >
bit and , to the summit be i Ottawa if they only have a chance|lion dollars in estimates have yet
csi USenskeest River, thence | | : ond = ‘
Skeet Jobe the Ualanskeest River | ito stay at home and mind their|to be passed but anybody who has

‘a thene | .

Mo the 1 ‘oe ear co | wn business jseen the House at its favorite
rpr oe tniles i . , y “ c .
rel \\ Otlawa this nineteenth day of | | Such is the spirit of thrift in| work of blowing money knows
MLE, THON N, BURGESS & COTE, the Canadian House of Commons,/|that the estimates cannot be de-

§ |
nx, ror the Applicant, ind when you add to it the pros-| pended on as a time-waster. Only

thee |

1 Oreo. ae ee es pect of a general election and the|the other night a score of mem-
FIRE —One tria! will convince you that | | ,
ALARM SYSTEM : asure and safe remedy for any mmediate necessity of mending|bers foregathered in the Green
2 headache t at your service is ne’s political fences you can|Chamber and in two hours voted
CIROUIT NO. 4 : MATHIEU’S easily see that Premier Bordea|twenty million dollars without
— * St. and Srd Ave Nervine Powders doesn’t have to use the closure to|turning a hair. This shows how
®t St. and Sra ave i
; 18 in a box, 2Sc. Sold everywhere. If nembers . closely the average member looks
%¢—sth 81. and pra Ave your dealer does not sel! them we mall chase thé wmbers away from ul
Ay “ubeCtOn of 48%, 8nd end box on receipt of price, 25c. Parliame it Hil Barkiss is just|after the national expenditure and

. J. L. MATHIEU CO. Props. o ; s :
Ay 1st AVe., between 8th end SHERBROOKE, P.0 a little more than willin’, By the | it also shows what ean be done to

mu knox Hotel 6-5-0 way, it’s surprising how seldom the estimates when both sides put

tat Ay —
8) Hote nt 7H St. (Cen lthe closure has been used sinee|their backs into it. When Jupi-
nai aced these shores, Pre-jter visited Diana in a _ golden
ow |
a 22 OUIT NO. 2, : - Borden tried it on onee and|shower he was a mere piker so
\ Ave aod) 6[§ral 6ft. | }
eae OMee » t did'nt seem to be popular, so|far as efficiency and despatch
x 24 sn Ave and McBride 8t he put it away on the shelf where |were concerned beside the Cana-
t Ave. and 4 .
MH 9nd Ave an a - he can reach it if need be, Ap-|dian House of Commons,
x 26
* 27 . 1 Ave, and 6th St * tpently its main purpose is to| Meanwhile, Parliament is speed-
4 ’ ° .
Cin ve the government confidence,|ing up. Morning and Saturday
OulT
m @ re wee their moral courage,|sessions have been called, which
sin 4 for &
Sth ay
a 82 deren aad tenn oe to flash it in the eye of danger,|is a sure sign that the end is not
a - . < ur u —-
oa ‘Sh Ave, and Fulton gt t not to shoot. If it was un-|far off. The morning sessions are
Oth 4 ;
* 87 by re and Comox Ave ir three years ago it would|intended, as some say, to impress
* AVe. and Dodge Pp '~ .
* 38 “ge Pi . . . or » .
th Ave. ana Thompecs 06 re unpopular now when the|the farmer with the industry of
on Gimoury no. « a vember of Parliament| Parliament. The average farmer
PI ‘th Ave. and Emmerson i to feel that he has a right|who gets up at 4 o'clock in the
M48 ay for his country even if he| morning to milk his cows and do
434 * @nd MeBride s¢ The purity and fragrance |" . t i
2% = ‘Ye. and Green Bt Baby's Own Soap have made it f an’t bleed for it. Besides, Speak-|the chores sees nothing very im-
eT

yy, _ and Bast! 84 @ universal favorite, Its use is Sproule wants no more elosure| pressive in a Parliament that goes
#11 Ave een Bt any ae . » his hands at this stage of the|/to work at 11 a. m, Besides, he
Phi ae Albert Soaps Limited, Mon ? Baa believes that Parliament has been

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doing it all along and if he knew

that Parliament's day begins or}
dinarily at three in the afternoon
and winds up at midnight, with |
two hours’ intermission for din. |
ner, he would be liable to say that
the members weren't earning
their money. Morning sessions,

I repeat, are not to be regarded
as object lessons for the farmer. |
They are the outward and visible |
sign that Parliament is going to |
bolt the whole at |
the risk of losing its sleep.

The danger of
sions is that it breaks
of the
to
(ydinarily,

business even

morning ses-

the

causes

in on
members and
fretful
the
ment rises at ten,

fasts,

rest

them be and peevish

of
tubs and break-

member arlia- |

and is ready for commit-
This is

standing

eleven, his habit
doesn't

ause he

tees at
of
like

a lot

long and he
to be rushed, bec
of thinking

have time to recuperate

does

hard and must

Get him |

up two hours earlier and you |
throw his program out of gear}
with disastrous results to the
neighbors. If an explosion oc-
curs between now and proroga-
tion, it will be due to some red-
Continued on Page 4)
MINERAL ACT.
Certificate of Improvements.
NOTICE.
Starlight, Homestake No. 1, and Sun-
rise Mineral Claims, situate in the Skeena

Mining Division of Cassiar District.

Where located: On the North Shore of |
Granby Bay between Bonanza and Falis
Creeks

TAKE NOTICE
Free

that I,
Miner's Certificate

George R. Naden,
No. 50353B, act-

 

ing as Agent for Thomas McRostie, Free
Miner's Certificate No, 80348B, and James
L. Hatch, Free Miner’s Certificate No.
79396 3B, intend, sixty days from the
date hereof, to apply to the Mining Re-
corder for a Certificate of Improve-
ments, for the purpose of obtaining al

Crown Grant of the above claims. |
And further take notice that action, un- |

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THE UMION STEAMSHIP CO, OF B.C, LINITED
$.S. VENTURE

SOUTHBOUND TUESDAYS AT 8 P. m.

Sailings for GRANBY, p—a—H AND NAAS SUNDAYS aT
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For Further Particulars Apply to

PHONE 568 JOHN BARNSLEY, Agent, SECOND ave.
AGENCY ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS

 

 

 

 

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PRINCE RUPERT LUMBER CO.

A. 4. BURROUGHS, Manager
Tet Ave. and MoBride 81.
PHONE 25

 

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der section 37, must be commenced before
the issue of such Certificate of Improve-
ments.

 

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Dated this
1015.

15th day of March, A. D.

GEO. R. NADEN.

 

WATER NOTICE.

Use and Storage.

TAKE NOTICE that The Port Essington
Water Company, Ltd., whose address is
$17 Granville 8t., Vancouver, B. C., will
apply for a license to take and use one and
one-half cubic feet per second and to store
400 acre-feet of water out of Cunningham
Lake. The storage-dam will be located at
the outlet of Cunningham Lake. The ca-
pacity of the reservoir to be created is
about 400 acre-feet and it will flood 2.23
acres. The water will be diverted from
the stream at a point about 5 chains below
the said outlet and will be used for Water-
works purpose upon the land described as
part of Lot 45, Range 5, Coast District,
being the townsite of Port Essington. A
copy of this notice and an application pur-
suant thereto and to the “Water Act,
1914,” will be fied in the ofice of the
Water Recorder at Prince Rupert. Objec-
tions to the application or to the petition
mentioned below may be filed with the

 

 

 

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said Water Recorder or with the Comp-
troller of Water Rights, Parliament Build-
ings, Victoria, B. C., within thirty days
after the first appearance of this notice in
a local newspaper. The territory within
which the company desires to exercise its
powers is described as the townsite of
Port Essington. A petition to amend the
the Certificate granted to the company in
respect of its former right so as to in-

PRINCE RUPERT COAL CO.

Cleanest Lump—tLongest Lasting—Gives the
Most Heat—No Clinkers—P. BLACK, Manager

 

clude the right applied for herein will be

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heard in the oMce of the Board of Inves-
tigation at a date to be fixed by the Comp-
troller. The date of the First Publication
of this Notice is March 23, 1915.
‘PORT ESSINGTON WATER CO., LTD.,”
Applicant.
“Wilson & Whealler,” Agent.
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