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as f | LE] X JOHN F FREN VED THE D oa
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nents i. | i iL. IR . Viti i Delivered to eny part
ce e Good of town, of con be hed
1 Sun Pt reeves FE tT at = Spurr’s «= Market,
keens i bu , \ ; Pur: Knott's Bakery and the
rict i “hh “i es e Fulton Cash Marker
re of i
Falls a Mic “ Milk ov! ed (i
: DEST REPORT OF BRITISH COMMANDER PUBLISHED In A Govt, Inspected Cows
Naden, | Cured B th St T bl FEW wor
: + 0 omach rouble DS, BUT PREGNANT WITH MEANING AND The Best Equipped and Most
| James) a
ate No. | Pri R D :
rom the! PALMPRSTON, OWT. Jusm 20th. 1914 be. lithe British ge il in th « nce upert airy
ng Re- | I really believe that I « on Half an hour later the f 0- Phone Green 252
improves | to ‘' Pruit-a-tives iver since cl
putning @| hood, I have been under t eare of bile of General French led | seeese
I i jans and ha been 1 on
vction, um-| doctor's bills, Iw 0 sick and ¥ ring |into the little t of Hoog A SOSS®
‘ fore out that people on the reet
tT wed ta thon, ; British [short distance up the Menin Road HELP THE | ADIES
im : ‘
slong without helj © sare by |Wwas the very heart and of
5 D nach Trouble :
I daches near d P ’ | thie battle The | et f «it a
‘ Sometime ag I got , ' ’ ‘ ac een ta t er. are nitting
- a-tives” and the first - al It had I (rer They are busy } g@ for
My husband was deliy nd a jmans Soon the Gr irmies the soldiers; y« vue@ht to
ontinuation of t! .
JELINQUENT ©O- . see - yay ‘ : cigat Be swarming een § supply the cash to buy the
WCE TC DEI Toda I aw ee) fine n a ple ;
ER physician meeting me the « |Gheluvelt and Hoog yarr Any amounts grate-
: noticed my improved appearance and Gt French Brought New Life. fully received. Leave at
| asked the reason I replied f the ; s
any | ao taking Pruit-a-tives’ He said. ‘Ww. To see French the ?
: anes
she Notice if Prast-a-tives are making y« , =" heart of the bat the Mc? ae Bros. Ltd.
woer with); well, go ahead and take ther aeibl
and the! gre doing more for you tha hell«: to know that he had not Sixth Street
ated at the ie f that 5
? hree-quar- | Mas. H. S. WIL n up hope, was a piration Sis
r, mi J oe “Pruit-a-tives” are sold n the officers. New ime into! —— socetlnnatiht
ne required) dealers at so. a box. 6 for § tla tritist Frencl vend
mentioned) size 25¢. or sent postpaix re ‘ British em spend-
amounting or | Price by Fruit-a-tives Liz g that famous little hour “at iW B in mn Pa M k M d I i D
a Tr
AS ana | pegs Mattias wad'd staal? ake Monday Ironing Day
6 contribute — - , ’ ¢
¢ a = 1 B Real Lever Simulation General French a Doug- The taverRe Moveshold Coal bs 2
; s sdversioe. vig and the « hustled Cleanest. Brightest, Best ET Sunlight Soap do your washing Mon-
<u (GOLD WATCH FREE. vs ard i ones tute yew WELLINGTON GOAL 00. ey setaing ood Ju eam do the leh
: Pca Min ~ A straights : s, cap- Rogers & Albert, Agts. ironing Monday ernoon.
H. COVERT, os ” cond A Pn 179
Owner Latte it Biel moe sn The rub, rub, rub at the board has no place ;
ore tests of 0 nt. They Salvation Army. in the Sunlight way—so with the hardest part
: - W rite ites; t seized ri- of washing cut out you'll feel like making it a
Gortifics provements. , , dana oe meetings, seen good day” s work by doing at least part of the
‘ ee ae r ies iol poo a oe oon. ironing. ~
! e was eed T¢ -' Sundays ‘ D .
. ‘ rl 1 become pe : : a Follow the directions that cut your work in half and a
eee the ~~ 7 re LAND NOTICES remember there’s nothing in Sunlight to injure fine fabric
Ace APD . e of a fight I jeath S or dainty hand. A $5,000 guarantee backs this statement. 3
—- ha { ks var ‘ mechanics Skeena Land District—District of
Salinas, 88 8 “ Coast ange Five.
sa, Pree Min- int \ ~ iterpreters é
‘ and for tm : ' , ait an raKE NOTICE that William Watson, of
aio No. #0313 eve et Every rule mo, B. C., o pation Contractor, m ;
date hereof, I ‘ ; i wf ‘ broke nds to apply for permission to lease the
der for 8) «ss - wail ue ; ~ = liowing described lands: —Commencing at
for the pur ! Milit . ‘ ‘ red to 8 & post planted the nortieriy limit
rant of the : , . he Right-of-Way the Grand Trunk Pa
+} 4 mandment c Railway Company, and about 35 chains
that action, | “re - ™ , southwesterly from Mile 84, east from
me i t | tritishers Prince Rupert, 8 thence porth 20 All
nheate o m ? ins; thene west 20 chains; thence grocers
The Thin Little Line. oa ne. eve ith 46 chains, more or less, to the nort!
ptember, A.D a e riy Mmit of the Right-of-Way of the sell and
! } } ss v of the rand Trunk fa Rallway Company —
SALINAS — 5” : thence mortheasterly along the northerly recomm it
’ ale ‘ mit of the said Right-of-Way to p f
} mmencement , and containing about
PEACE RIVER AND ATHABASCA | Le was suOrt 9:90 that Er ae eee waren. ay
RAILWAY PANY. t} ‘ , rst
NOTICE ts I t e his Dated December 26, 1914. 25-85
ihabasca Rail hye = ‘ ‘ ‘ nae 01 ——— --- —_ ——
n, for am Act, { j te WATER NOTICE. i
k It happe ia Gheluve | |
lay out, com | G a
wing tines of As th egan to p | r 7
<p ‘| waited Use ang Storage RE YOU HAVE A
ad of Kitumat Aged in Wood ; aie TAKE NOTICE that The Port Essington MAKE S
River i 8 con Years ta French sent tl Water Company, Lid. whose address is|
mmit between hicfeen batt s W tershire Regiment, $17 Granville St. Vancouver, B. C., will) . ’
ence in 6 Bor _ S ' a sj, | MPblY for a license to take and use one and | Birks ustrate ata ogue
valley Of Me) GUARANTEED BY THE ' ps, against ® | one-half cubic feet per second and to store
f the Skeen’) GOVERNMENT of CANADA . B P line. The side | 400 acre-feet of water out of Cunningham | ?
Skeena River |Lake. The st0rage-dam will be located at) ] y Hl D 1915
idge and over the Germans ithe outlet of Conningham Lake. The ca- | n our ome uring
Railway with 2 German Line Shattered. pacity of the reservoir to be eated is | . _ ae =
a ae ine i g : ‘about 400 acre-feet and it will flood 2.23 |
e summit of l W shires S@d | acres. The water will be diverted from | As a medium through which you may select gifts sultable for every
vllowing the : s | Ge 1) line [the stream at point about § chains below | occasion, you will find our Catalogue of the greatest values.
r in tel — | t} ] ‘ the said outlet and will be used for Water- :
yy from the was With steel | works purpose upon the land described as Birks’, Vancouver, is the great gift store of the West. Our Mall Order
er River, = : s | stage , WO | al the W stershires retook |part of Lot 45, Range 6, Coast District, Department and our Illustrated Catalogue forms a@ convenient avenue lead-
« the course © . j : > i
. : 1 t a RB ‘ ld : : P being the townsite of Port Essington. A/| Ing to @ selection from our immense stocks.
a ann. 2. : ou Gh : closed the Menin copy of this notice and an application pur- | ° “i
alanskeest_ River : "© aibecen | ! that mome the |suant thereto and to the “Water Act, “ —————————EE —— er
7 up tee Skeens | , ' t} ttle line 14044," will be filed ip the oMfce of the WRITE FOR THE CATALOGUE—YOU WILL NEED IT.
- ee ae f battle turned By 3 |Water Recorder at Prince Rupert, Objec- ' °
neteenth day of | And the ins a VIS | ot when t historic visit of |tions to the application or to the petition
jmentioned below may be fled with the .
RGESS & COTE,| vard us Sir J French “at Hooge” had} . | . . .
the Applicant. ‘ said Water Recorder or with the Comp- | t
*¢ Applican a } I ch : ed that ; th British soldiers knew |troller of Watef Rights, Parliament Bulld- | enry ir Ss ns, imi e
; vd “ f « ig th : : | held the Germans lings, Victoria, B. C., benguegl wry days |
. ev hac elk » Ge ; 4
HH Cree ce ee [after the rst appearance of this notice in | JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS
* ‘ i \ aec ide a d that the issue had been|e local newspaper, The territory within |
IRE ALARM SYSTEM 3 Why Endure Headaches? . The Kais himself had which the company desires to exercise its Granville and Georgia Streets
; : hat 401 t , powers is described as the townsite of) Geo. E. Trorey, Managing Director VANCOUVER, B.C
Aja Wiee wie Gepvince ¥ a st “ that this bat “ The British lost about 50,000)port Essington. A petition to amend the
} asure and safe remedy for 3 . , joe inliaiiaiitiais
: TNO. 4 oe cl me i was { tal por ; j « momentous |e Certificate granted to the company in SS
a : headache is at your service in : a ill told, on this 1 ntous respect of its former right so as to in- |
13 port MATHIEU'’S : Sir Douglas Haig s Torly (otoper 34. The French and Bel-|ctude the right applied for herein will be |
ae ira Ave . ; ao Rritishers w to hold . st about 75.000 men and heard in the office of the Board of Inves- | EN
16 rae Nervine Powders : : 180.000 — : re tigation at a date to be fixed by the Comp- |
‘st, Sud end ) 184n.e box, 25c. Sold everywhere. i against, perhaps, 1 e German losses were estimated |trotier. Tae date of the First Publication
16 . ; your dealer does not sel! them we mall ‘ mans ‘ — 000 In all. nearly of this Notice is March 23, 1915 é
ae box on receipt of price, 25¢. : cher _ “PORT ESSINGTON WATER CO., LTD.,’
- - J. L.MATHIEU CO. Props. I : ea > half a I f were lost. Applicant
oo | mer aie test g the whil e. Na-| ny 4s many men were lost in “Wilson & Whealler,” Agent
6-5-0 , ; 69-75-81-87
: | ‘ st - » Be 1e engagen s around Ypres as
1 NO. 2 } 1 } } had es atari a = ee = ——— SSS
a and Sra St. \ . Pa . si { part ‘th sides at Water-
: } tablished | hea ters ‘
2 McBride 8t view 7 f the batt : ‘ ; very hun- + TORII OSI IRR
” McBride St ;
4 and gud St led f W cae al the B sh s were kill-|@—
2 “a: om St 4 he es ! ght 1 - the hiechest death » a in
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« hirty ges Gene-al I h's s e report, * | +
ve 1 Pulton 88. ed | : * 1g
a aylor Sts sett iside f m the details, runs: i t
me Fulton 8t Broken and Falling Back | wes present, with Sir Doug- : THE ee = ————= | ,
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: a mox Ave oday ~ R \ ‘ al | ' en 2 1 7 } £
' ‘ » 17 va 1s Haie at Hooge, between 2 ant :
a Sets TORONTO y means of|3 y'etusk on this day, when th DAILY for Prince aout a ae
~—aee ene ‘ + ¥
NT wo. « } ’ 4 First Divis were retiring. l { t
a : widen } os @ \ remaed it as the oat critical mo- N EW 3 The Daily News goes into nearly every home in t
- snd McBride st. m| say (ene 08: Ste battle... ee Prince Rupert. It is the popular newspaper of
4 f tl : ‘ , : :
sail WN \ Oe Ee Fire Diet. a7 the city beeause it is clean and reliable. It has all {
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« ®. and Gane 4 jthe recapture the village \ is the news of the city, and keeps in touch with events
‘ ung St , |Gheluvell, at such a time wa and topics interesting to Northern British Colum-
Tt thine eeebiees | us , [fraught with momentous eense care bia. It treats these subjects with moderate opt! t
| Best to resist. Al-| quences SANE mism and reliability. } t
fer me Brit eh} — The Daily News is the most valuable paper to i )
(ho sUleriOe CO- | 68th REGIMENT, EARL enev's | Spicy advertisers because it is read by the buying publi }
o ANYONE . — OWN RIFLES. IMPARTIAL It has a bigger circulation than any other paper in}
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CAN i \ll the news was —, { the city. It is read by the class of people the i
grew worst Orders by Major J. H. MoMullin, INDEPENDENT advertisers want to talk to.
i DYE truck the headquarters) Gommanding, April 3, 1915: INTELLIGENT 4 in 7p
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las Haig inder cee
—, / THEIR CLOTHBS | 1] The purity and fr of Corps. Sir Douglas Parades. ————. - -THE }
: wits Baby’ ¢Oup Soap bi ae = t there, but all the “A” Company will parade at the
| a universal fay ort lise 18 a j eas
beneficial to « kin ans vere either killed or} Exhibition Baliding on Wednes-
Albert Soaps Limited, Menteoal, Phen General Lomax}nesday and Friday, April 7 and 9,
: the dest division of the|at 8 p. m,
| hoon broken and was} “B” Company will parade at the
iy ae ) Exhibition Building on Monday i
V Same om . SUBSCRIBE FOR 1). perhaps, the world] Thursday, April 5 and 8, at 8 p.m, - aie a
ie ler canis what desperate deter- W. 8, MARSHALL, Lieut, tok tek wie
came into the mind of 178-85 a :

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