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Third Ave., Between Sixth and
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popean Pian, 6O to 61 Per Oay
moval HOTEL
corey & Burgess, Props
Third Ave. and Siath St
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GREATEST KIDNEY
REMEDY

—_——

“Fruit-a-tives” Have Proved
Their Value In Thousands of
Cases

WONDERFUL RECORD OF A
WONDERFUL CURE

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Of The Organs Responsible For The
Formation Of Uric Acid In The Blood

Many people do not realize that the
Skin is one of the three great « na
tors of waste matter from the bod,
Asa matter of fact, the Skin rids the
system of more Urea (or waste 1
than the Kidneys When there i

Kidney Trouble, Pain In The Back and
Acrid Urine, it may not be the fault of
the kidneys at all, but be due to faulty
Skin Action, or Constipation of the
bowels.

* Fruit-a-tives’’

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aching Kidneys, not only because it
strengthens these organs but also be
cause *‘Fruit-a-tives’’ opens the bowels

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‘rm about three-
the beach, in the
District,

i, have

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_ Mineral Act, and

[ of ten aun. wn this 21st day of September, A.D.
“ the Trager of tne PEDRO SALINAS.
section 4 of the Min

t Act of 1000.
T. BH. COVERT,
Co-Owner.
Kupert, B. C., January

Certificate of ingrevementa.

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vivision of Cassiar Dis-

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more or from the
f the head of Alice Arm
Sieck Bear Mineral claim
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ust
such Certcate of =
\ day of September, A.D.
PEDRO SALINAS.

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NOTICE.

‘iver and Athabasca Rall-
ext session, for ap Act,
mpany to lay out, con-

the following Mnes of

mencing et a t on
ear the bead of Kitimat
Kitimat River in 6

‘o the summit Detween
Lake, .

cifie lway with
:, the nee north-easterly

the Kitsumkalem ver
urse to the sw of
thence, following the
‘ass River, at or near

‘f approximately one
miles; (Db) from the
Diackwater River, with
Jowing the course of
ver, to the summit be-
‘ianskeest River, thence
‘« the Galanskeest River
thence 2. the Skeena
Bear River approxi-
1 miles,
‘awa this nineteenth day of

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St. and Srd Ave,
*\) St. and 8rd Ave,
“Hon of 18%, @nd and

‘st Ave, Detween 8th and
(knox Hotel.)

‘st Ave. and 7th St, (Cen
tel

CUROUIT NO. 2.

‘rd Ave, and Brad St,
UMee,)

rd Ave. and MeBride 84,
‘st Ave. and MeBride st,
*h0 Ave. and @nd St

“1d Ave, and 6th 84,

G. T. P,

CIROWIT NO. &

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‘orden and Taylor Sts.
Ave and Fulton St.
‘\O Ave, and Comox ave.
“Ave. and Dodge PI,
Ou Ave, and Thos a
CHROUIT NO, 4

‘Ave. and Emmerson

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me Ave. and MeBride St,
1

oun, .ve and Green Bt,

“THD AV®, and Eberte,
"Wh AV@, and Young #s,

Clans, situated at the

Province of
done the required
the above mentioned
amounting to
hold the same under

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the action of the skin.

“Pruit-a-tives”’ is sold by all dealers
at soc. a box, 6 for $2 so, trial size,
25c. or will be sent postp raid on receipt
of price by Fruit-a-tives Li: nited
Ottawa,

Certificate of Improvements.
rll Chance It Fraction, and Black Bear
Mineral Claims, situate in the Skeena Min-
ing Division of Cassiar District.
here located:—I'll Chance It Fraction
located between the “Lilly Bertha” and)
“Aldebaran” Mineral Claims near head of |
Alice Arm, Observatory Inlet, and “Black
Bear’ Mineral Claim, located one mile
more or less, from the northwest point of
the head of Alice Arm, @ branch of Ob-
servatory Inlet.
TAKE NOTICE that I, Pedro Salina, Free
Miner's Certificate No. 80313B., intend,
ee [Gage from the date "keeet to apply
ining Recorder for a a

o | A. A, for the pe
taining a Crown Grant of t above ane.

Al further take notice that action,
under section 85, must be commenced be-
fore the issue of such Certificate of Im-

rpose of

provements

 

 

 

 

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» For Headache and Neuraigsa

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THE SHORTT INCID

ENT MAY

CAUSE SPLIT IN THE CABINET

HEAD OF CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 1S INDEPENDENT oF

GOVERNMENT, AND SOME

MEMBERS DO NOT LIKE

HON, ROBERT ROMER’S DICTATION.

Adam Shortt,
hear f the { vice Commis-
1 of Ca i h name has
| be bi ht pr inently before
vm Hor th h an acrimoni-
jor deba the Commons based
}or ta { ts made by
f n at th Forum in Ot-
tawa, ha an impartial
jt b il ft tigate his re-
marks and h Tered to resign if
it pl that he was guilty of
}partisanship in making the re-
|mark eferred t rhe remarks,
| whi h dealt th dismissals and
ippointment i the civil service,
te taken strong objection to by
j the vernment, and were refer-

» by Hon. Re
dishonorable
and untrue

Government Up a Tree.

bert
disho

Rogers as

nest, unfair,

It is not expected here that the
impartial tribunal,” for which
Prof. Shortt asked, will be grant-
ed. It is considered quite as im-
probable that Prof. Shortt will re-
sign from his position. In the
first place, it is believed that if

he

tribunal

were called before an impartial
he would be

frank in his expression of abuses,

even more

to which he believes the civil ser-

ivice is subject, than he was in his

} speech, and in the second place it
is not believed than any impartia!
for
as
the
in

tribunal would condemn him
political
political

favoring

w“
partisanship, insofar
partisanship means
openly of
preference to
of the
well as those
had their
head of the

mission.

If,

one party
another; for
old government
of the
differences
Civil

mem-
bers as
have

the

Com-

present,
with
Service
Shortt does not
few who ex-
the cir
could

then, Prof
resign (and there are
pect that he
cumstances

the ga

e

will under

what action
yvernment take if it is con-
scientious in its professions that
he of
partisanship.

Not Subject to Government.

has been guilty political

Professor Shortt is not amen-
able to the government, but to
Parliament. The Civil Service
Commission was created by Act

of Parliament in 1908, and the act
provided for the

two commissioners with the rank,

appointment of

standing, and salary of a deputy

minister, the salary being $5,000
per year. The act provides that
the two commissioners shall be
appointed by the Governor-in-
council and each commissioner
“shall hold office during good

but shall be removable
General on ad-

and the House

behavior,
the
dress by the

by Governor

same
of Commons.”
In other Prof. Shortt

words

 

Why Endure Headaches?

—One trial will convince you that
asure and safe remedy for any
headache is at your service in

MATHIEU’S
Nervine Powders

18 in a box, 25e. Sold everywhere. If
your dealer does not sel! them we mail
hox on receipt of price, 2 5c.

J.L.MATHIEU CO. Props.
SHERBROOKE, Pa
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The purity and fragrance of
Baby's Own Soap have made it
a universal favorite, Its use is
beneficial to any skin. ers

 

 

Ship your

to JOHN HALLAM diMizeo
“Desk B. 18"

FREE

Guide
Our op Con poe
rice List.

 

 

feould not
|

be dismissed from his

unless by a majority vote of
It

improbable

loflice
both

| highly

is considered
that the gov-
|ernment would undertake any ac-
might

houses

which such a vote
| be the
the head of the Civil Service Com-
of the some-
dealing

j}tion by

put before two houses, as

mission, in the face
what startling figures
with the dismissals and appoint‘.
the
to power,

ments since present govern-

ment came would cre-
ate considerable comment in the
country.

Two Systems of Appointment.

Prof, Shortt has control of the
appointments in the inside service
only. Such appointments accord
ae to the act are to be made upon
the merit system and by examin-
ation

In the on the
other hand, political patronage 1s
deciding factor. Through the
iCivil Service Journal Prof. Shortt
lhas been accused from time to
time of permitting men who have
nassed their examinations with
high marks to be superseded by
chief qualifications
He has

outside service,

the

others whose
have been political pull.
further béen aceused by the gov-
ernment for setting exarinations
mueh too academic in character,
and which have proven a heavy

obstacle toward the appointment

 

of government favorites, He
claims that his speech before the
People’s Forum was designed to
make his position clear before the
civil servants of the capital, and
that political prefer.
was a strong feature in the
alleged

intimated
ence

discriminations againat

men who merited positions, but
who were superseded. He also
urged strongly that the outside

service be placed the

on same

basis as the inside.
Perhaps a Cabinet Split.
It is a matter of general knowl-
edge that Prof. Shortt

enemies

had many

among the more politi-

cally inelined of the
ment as well as the
that many
present government are
with Mr.
the case

endeavored to make

old govern-
It is also
of
not

new.
helieved
the

in

members

accord Rogers and
they

against

others in which
have
him

In fact,
both
of
glad to be free from the unpleas-
it
men are entirely in favor of
which
to set up
departments of the civil
of the In faet,
were the question of his dismissal

there are many men on

sides who are heartily sick

patronage and who would be
ant duties
These
the rigid merit standard
Prof. Shortt would like
n all

service

connected with

Dominion.

placed before the two Houses, it is
certain that it would not be ecar-
ried out.—Toronto Star.
ERE SE
* HAZELTON NOTES *

RR ERRRER EEE ES

 

Pete
spending a week in town.

Slavin, of Buck Flats, is

Miss Sharpe spent the first part
of the week in Smithers.

Miss Sharpe spent the first
part of the week in Smithers.

 

Mrs.
been seriously ill,

W. W. Anderson, who has
is recovering.

Bert Schooling has returned
from a vacation trip to outside

points.

returned on Wed-
visit to

Chief Minty
nesday from an official
Pacific.

Born, Tuesday, March 2, at Ha-

zelton, to Mr. and Mrs. P. Hageg-
lund, a boy.
J. A. (Gus) Sampare, formerly

of Sargent’s staff, is establishing
a store at Kitwangak.

J. MeKendrick and T. Heslip re-
turned from Babine Wednesday,
leaving for Telkwa the same day.

Forester Allen and H. C. King-
his chief of staff, are pay-

horn,
ing an official visit to down-river
points.

enncitthend
Browne,
Wednesday from
vacation visit to his

of Endako,
a

Constable
returned on
two-months’

Eastern home.

George Hauk arrived Thursday

from Francois Lake. He will be
here for two weeks before leaving
for the Omineca.
Miss May Lindal, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. BE, Kirby,
left for her home at Blaine,
Wash., on Sunday's train.

 

R. G. Moseley, of the Hazelton
Hotel, is displaying with justif..
able pride the Sherman Cup, one
of the chief prizes in the poultry
department of the Prince Rupert
Exhibition, which he recently re-
ceived, It was given for the best
male bird in the show-——-Omineca
Miner.

The shapely girl isn't ashamed
to let people know how well she
can fill a pair of silk hose,

 

 

It takes a woman to jolly a man
into a condition that will enable
her to work him,

 

Good Nights

are enjoyed by those in good health,
The perfect digestion, clear system,
and pure blood upon which sound
health depends, will be given you by

BEECHAM’S

 

 

CH ORSRE RE RET HERES
* BULKLEY VALLEY NOTES *
EEE Ee

Kispiox ranchers have
ized a Farmers’ Institute

organ-

Jack Mackendrick
lip have returned fr

T. Hes-
a trip to

and
om
Babine.

D. K. Treffry,
of the valley,
to
friends here.

a former resident

has arrived from

Vancouver spend a vacation
with

At the
nesday afternoon the
the Agricultural Association were
authorized to take f

the establishment of a co-opera-

farmers’ meeting Wed-

directors of
steps to secure
tive creamery in this part.

Arrangements have been com-
pleted for the shipping of
from the Coronado mine on Hud-
Bay and the first
lot leaves today on its way to

ore
son Mountain,
ear
Francisco.

San Other shipments

will follow shortly.

Willie Wallace
fright of his life
when a house he
turned turtle over

the
Saturday,

received
last
was in suddenly

an embank-

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SHINGLE’, MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS

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A. 4. BURROUGHS, Manager

 

PRINCE RUPERT, 8.0.
Branch Yard «at Smithers

 

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

Sailings for GRANBY, SIMPSON AND NAAS SUNDAYS AT

§.S. VENTURE

SOUTHBOUND TUESDAYS AT 8 P. M.

MIDNIGHT
For Further Particulars Apply to

JOHN BARNSLEY,
AGENCY ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS

Agent, SECOND AVE.

 

 

ment. He was engaged in moving
the the
Aldermere to Telkwa,
of sleds,
nicely when of the
building met an obstruction and
before the driver had time to say
“Whoa, Bill!” the house was up-
Fx-

house down grade from

 

by the use
getting
corner

and was along

one

ended over the embankment.
ecuting a half summersault, Wil-
lie landed with his feet upon the
ceiling; and in a second or two
emerged from a window,
what but the worse
for his experience, except for a
few The house,
large one,

some-
dazed, none
slight bruises.

which was not a very

 

 

belonged to Thorp & Hoops,—In-
terior News.

KILLS HIMSELF ON THE RUN.

Pasadena Printer Spectacular in
His Earthly Exit.

Salt Lake City, March 13.-
John, Jr., a linotype operator |
of Pasadena, Cal., killed himself
in a spectacular manner here yes-
He went to the

G. |
C

terday afternoon.

 

outskirts of the city and killed}
himself while running rapidly.
He had run two blocks, shooting
at himself, fell, with |
four bullets in his head. He die 4 |
soon afterward.

before he

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