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CAR BLOCKADE
BEEN LIFTED

Arrangement for Quicker Return
Made with United States

   
     
   
 

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Officials.
NEW YORK May 13 Kepre
entatives of Canadian and Amer
in railts ad , Im session here
have ironed out the differences
eT i ry of freight cars.
Yr} ! t it this vas brought
‘ ' of the Ameri
is, due to st and bad
her | ed ¢ re
Gurneys commenced mak- A ; 7 eee e
- ns if ‘ l irs { the
ing stoves in 1843, Still in ‘ Ate asi Ae a rénult, thé
the same line of business ‘ ' is placed an ém
1920, Hundreds in use in bargo, ref g to-allow more of
Prince Rupert. thi rs over the line
ee i} Wh ty was prevented
ON SALE AT , ng a delicate inter
; itional dispute by the prompt
Fred Stork 8 action of the Canadian Hailway
Lior vhich sent, C, P
Hardware Ridde! here Wo confer with | th
SECOND AVENUE ; ; or
t f the r ican Hailways
Phone Black 114 Si waditeiit ria
. } al « fi nces
Se SOIT i W. C. Kendall
te —— ——— nnn Chairman of the Car S« Con
} i ‘? i sanadintg t
’ 1A ané
° ® Americar Cialis declared § they
uy had reached a satisfactory rile
1LVeErs{tae § ¥ «: \Mdtish sated teat Bh
inization would lift the bloc

  

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Sam Jabour, Youngest of Broth-
Comes From Syria to
Make Home in This

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Country.
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fn i edi
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WALLPAPERS S 6 iedihems@in te
PAINTS ; s Tahir whe’ a sini
VARNISHES e the yal » tatntiy and
CALBORHAS,, ETC. o bis brothers se ierated irck
. of orders carefully eria to this country 18 years
i ! e little more than a
‘ ‘ . When he arrived
ie axe meet - ae although Dan Jabour
t the tra he spent the pight
PRINCE RUPERT t the hotel, the brothers baving
e passed without recognizing each
Central Labor Gauneil, flier. om wis way to duis counte
om ‘ ment brother James, who ts
o.8. U. s business trip in New York
Affiliated Unite and Dates of ’ e trip took : days fron
MEETINGS 1h at. 48 } e Hupert bor
ae Trades U nit, First S. 8. Lotus ‘at Bey-
uf aay “ " 7
Central Labor Council, me yage down U Med
cone. Every Tuesday, * p.t in to M s, at the
Women's Auxiliary, First f e Ki en was
nod Third Wednesday a | nert pell of the
econd and Fourth W . ' , was a ' ii trip tk
days, Business Meetings
Fishermen, Every Thureday hert e Franes ; the
& p.m ; Ann in line New York Was
Meta! Trades, First and Third New York Uity. From
Friday " : fier s
Fishpackera, Fourth Saturday arg Amal a : m
delay on & int immnm
eens — n laws the last long ip of
" ——— so ‘ ay travel to Prince Rupert
icepuentaibitediicebaiuaiaaaasaamenast es made he entire trip was
4; ‘ ra time as Six Weeks
Acreage al Terrace | s 6 illy allowed for the Jour
pney.
: ) oe In Syria.
Get your Acre Lot or Ten i ditions in Syria
Acre Tract at Terrace fora §} , Palestine Mt Jabour states
summer home before prices ! { country is divided into
advance, Good lots adjoin- ee sections. The Holy Land
ing the Townsite at reason- 1 1 the vicinity “Of Jerusainm *ss
able prices lund the British command, the
Plenty tenit and lots of fishing |1Da : ection under the ge
To : jtrol of Arabia and the coast about
=" Lots $75 to $200 Mi t Labanon and Beyrout is in
Write to lithe hands of the Freneh, Military
K ale still prevails and it is an-
enney Bros. & Co. ticipated that it will continue un
Real Estate and Insurance til ve a sea ef re
country Ms ween he Ig
Terrace - - B.C. silken. Alihough glad to be res-
J a cued from the sway of the tyrant
ee lurk, Mr. Jabour says that the
o> - sali Svrians would much prefer to be|
under the protection of Britain
TOM LEE CO than any of the other allies, The
° French "are unable to keep the
840 Second Avenue, West, Mhristians from pel secution of
ee Mohammedan hordes, with the
VEGETABLES result that there have been many
Wholesale and Retail rebellions. The immigration: PF
General © young men from Syria to e
aben Renee: >i United States is astounding, says
a Mr. Jabourn, there being hardly
Prince Rupert, B.C. any of the younger generation |
y L Phone GAP ne P.O, Box 725 kk ie this is Mr. Jabour’s
— — first. time in this country, he |
a i: oe emerere tenoaks English fluently, having}
) o attended the Syrian Protestant
Phone 555 827 2nd Avenue Univecsity in Beyrout where Engr
my CY, EVITT lish and French are both taught.
°countant ————EE——
1 Pinane ohn Written Up Aa nelnned Two.color window cards tako
Rogagements by the Hour of Mouth the eye quickly. Bee them at the

 

 

 

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4 | Westhelme Tonight in “The
s Career of Katherine — eae
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eaten 101 Permbert Fifth Street
Block
Football Sosson 9° got off to Rousing | In this picture, which was di- | oF
Start in Excelient Opening | lrected by R. William Neill, Miss! YR STEW
Game Last Night. Calvert is seen as Katherine Bush,
; . : fan ambitious young ‘woman who|
The football league sehedule! begins her eareer as a typist and}
opened la ght with a 2-2 draw eceeds in wedding the Duke of; 0 § or
kame between the Callits ang the iMordryn, a member of the British |
irand Trout tear which wae Mothers wie have Parliament, after a turbulent}
considered by many the finest used Zam-Buk say it ourtship The photoplay fairly
rame of football that has ever is 80 fine forthemany |}ristles with action and the*vari-|
haan witnons j , little accidents of | Tn ne nee } arts Oo t e own >
n witnessed the Aecr lis . ous situations are .unusnally
BEAT dons) ; daily occurrence in the home—aad J : ” as ne
il grounds It was brimful of} especially Where there arechil- |thrilling and apps aling be
thrills from start to finigh and| érem — that they would not be | M Calvert is an actress of Linings of Business Lots Wanted
till the final whistle blew the bie without it. Not only so buat lewvcentior dramatic force and!
nowa “of att children who have bad Zam-Buk | oe ee ae ee ——
ov Of football fans was On| applied to an injury or sore, | be tut She has appeared ip *
iiptoe with excitement and hoarse! when again infered, cry for Zam- | nus photoplays and her! LG SO I OCAL ENTS
with rooting. A draw fairly rep. Buk to be applied. They know er wwe career haw beck quite suc-| HE ER N,LTD - AG ;
resenia 4) ; ; that Zam-Buk stops peiv. Nothing | ~~ d : |
& the. play In addition to! ends the pain of a cut, bruise, |cessful. Her husband was the late \S
the goals scored the defence on oe * skin oe ar [Paul Armstrong, a well known}
oth sides had numerous miras uk, an neining soothes, draws | oht and «she e eas
lous eses r , one out the soreness and heals so |! laywright, ar ri he appeared inj
ipes and ¢ ner kicks fol- quickly. lseveral if his plays in New York}
wed in q } icces nN. Mre. 1. Wile of Sarnia, Ont., says: | with great success. She ts al
Mia « down bill in the firat| ‘‘loould notdo without Zam-Buk for | jnighed artist and her eharacter| e } ey
half the Callies oplied n my children. It is the best ointment we |
li “alli applied most Gf) jive ever used fur burns, sores and cuts."' }portpayals are truthful, sincere
he offensive but f mn a Drea Mr. L. B. Andresen of 1407 E. 22nd [and effective *
away the railroad ned the| St-» Minneapolis, Minn., writes :‘*When ; 13 See and you do ioe use Electric Light, use the Blectricity for :
game through a score by Fd. Rose.| 22% of the children, my wife or self ‘ i Rite! ‘i ia’ Veatar have to pay anyhow to Cook, Toast, or run @ fan wt
; 2 nen meet with an accident, we immediately Pree RiNCHIe PFeurn arc sec.
A strong defence iled the de apply Zam-Buk. It has saved unmany | (day from a fishing trip to Mile 214
termined efforts to equalize but! * ~ tor's sas i iwhere he reports having landed PATTINSON, LING «
Bob MeLean at last mot throus Mrs. C. B, Ritcey of Riverport, N.5S., ‘ i aka ta denen
; ; an at ta tu igh writes: ‘‘My baby had sores on her face, 8 shiny one He mi ad the il
with a fine shot, evening the score! caused by teething. Zam-Buk com- train to town and had to foot it Po
it half time. pletely Rented Gone. lon the ties. He had good sport, HOT PLATES -
; wee va ma, ringworm,
Second Half. runcing sores, bicod-poison, sicers, 2b itieen lwever, Ovens = - @ -
On the ops ng of the second! ~ ae oe ee essere eneepenegeeeiaeeeengtnnah te
r , or Zam- «+ Toronto. od lc. stamp fer . ‘“ ; oan
ialf tt railway en with the! free wial A . WATER NOTICE, Fans “3 ” ® "
‘ tha al ai OIVENSION N USE 4
ivantag f tl ided to nvE Ana ORS | Hot Plates and Ovens will operate from a lamp socket for 4 cents
he tal th alt fi sol | TAKE NOTICE tt at Premier G jd Mining an hour rg
‘ ‘ wf ‘ z id Lid., whose address is Premier, B. c. ’ can
fort by erts d for a while via’ Stowert, B vill apply for @ licence Have your old Hot Plates rewired . “ :
take and use three cubic fee ter} :
s ed | t! s BEAYV a eee ee Coons uBie c Feet of watsti— Prices Moderate _ Service Good
‘ r ia y Ha n . ferty and drair ’ Cascade Creek, about 7
A well ta p by D Wig THE TACO A me quart ; ml Ore A Erne —
t i I ny be diverted from the}
al t near the north-;
Vie “ 7 1 pI cca ' rm ri tupert Mineral
t f putting the 4 VANCOUVER, May ~12.— The | Claim, ane at
‘ * wat s ft be used a ren erate
ad by t} « Albert leag baseball defea the Ta-|power for us mn the property of the
ic i g i ff the fleld’comra Tigers by score of 8 to 0. . ~ pie anil asa 7 gare: PHONES 120 gt 423. P. O. BOX. lee
- a is nin i un oper
aw ‘ ere } “ and f +} Is pitel iz
" ane feree he) _ df — e was posted on the ground Largest Assortment of Lumber In Central B. @,
ind ‘ ito the}t ature. He all ‘ y 0 ‘ 2 -
. 3 } 9) the dentine: He 8 je 29 OF a a pemcatien! FISH BOXES A SPECIALTY
BSCS Fame wie t peryd s in the last tw DANS S thereto and to the Water Act,
the attac if the Callies Se ‘4 !! be led in the officg of the
’ at Prince Rupert. B.C
The Star Players. LIQUID HYDROGEN the application may be fled
For the ¢ jean Al King] 7 : Water Recorder or with the]
‘ ate © AINE : Water Rights, Parliament
at center half played a fine game, ROME, May 13.—Doctor Pasti 1 ria, B.€., within Mfty days)
7 after t rst ag - arance of this notice in|
Stewart was a steady back, and , a noted chemist, has -dis-jg q ewspap | ———— SS ————
me Lean and Wiegins were effe ered a meth “i of cheaply | 4 | PRE MIER GOLD MINING Oe . : ‘
ive forwards. The G. T. P. backs|ducing liquid bydregen. It may} ‘ bs Dale L. Pitt, ee :
The « » of the first pubjicath < is >
played a strong came, UO Donnell! be used in driving automobiues bye is May a 1988 eet ee | NOTICE TO FISHERMEN
shone at half and Ross and Rob-|one gallon being-suflicient f 250 | ——
i CINK} 1
rts, playing -at forward, works miles, If may also be ulilized in} ne ae BIG SUPPLY OF FRES Bi
n a line which was smoother/railway locomotives and in th ad
than the Callies’. Both goal/engines of ocean liners, he de- CERTIFI re oi xy ee and I
oO : ce
keepers did well and Waldorf/clared. Wor” ™ al Claim, situate in the
showed good judgment in emer. {777777 Serer | ines River Re seen. oF Leaner. Se At BUTEDALE CANNERY —
gencies.. Sid Thompson made a} I, Wers locaied:—Nesr the head of Alice joie eee “ave
rm.
erie: A Shane ee Sahat «gs pebee WESTERN PACKERS, LIMITED —
Beant . Daw and &8id Win by i i-diner’s Certifeate No. eosse A orn
‘ AICS : ' 1eey | ixt = fram tbe date hereof, to apply
were on the | the i rder f ra Certificate of Butedale, B.C.
} ; a y r the purpose of obtaining
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| } And furt notice that actin. pee ——— = = ee eee See
| ler ust be commenced before v Poe . : ; ;
TEBRERS. FOR CAGL-. | he issuance of such Certificate of Im- be ae
DERS add ran ot n-| ‘rovemen ts
: DERS addressed to. the un | "Yes ES sca aay of Api, 1090. THEO COLLART, Notary Public —
ul Buildings itish Jum we ; 1. BE. STARK
bia. wi ay, ved until $2 o'clock een, | ee cupnEMe COURT OF BRITISH Buy a cheap Home.--7 room House, plastered a
; for public be * throughout COLUMBIA.
ya the, proves SC betas broughoul | | probste papered, bath, outbuilding; elose in,
Camblt d specification and form of ten- | In the matter of the ‘Aapintetra tion $2300. 00; Eas T
der p be obtained from the |! sas i ‘ And in the matter of the Estate erms
See "Depes iment of 5 ul i Works s, Ot ot of ‘Frank Harry Mobley, deceased. 4 pasy.
ta and fram the Caretakers of th een BARINE INSURANCE REAL &ST, FIRE -
An Exa a Lic for junior and os ferent D mim m Bul zs. ' | TAKE NOTICE that on ee som ay of Westholme e Bleck suns!
stenog ‘ w be heid Saturday, Tender will not be considered ur less | ADT I, 192 probute of the last will an ae Blue ax |
May io ’ 1 Var iver, Victoria, NeW | ma _ on thy homes supplied «3 the De ltestament of Frank H Moble y, deceased, e 69 P.O.
Westpinster and s oun points @fipartment and in seccordance with the con-/and 4 stration of his estate, effects 7 a
there may be fve more candidates ditions set f rth therein and credits was granted to David Gordon —— —— es = —
Candidates ou tt British subjects,| Each tender must be ompanied by ap|Stewart and Alexander Finnie ~ or -
esidents of Canada f at least one year, |arzepted cheque ar tered bank pay: |! rt, B.C,, the executors pamed in t . B 4
f full ag f sevent en years, and bot [aula to the order of She ‘M! nister of Pu lic} Said w and all parties having claims When wm Town, Come to tt
wore Uw ty Ov years of age orks, equal to 10 p.c, of the amount of |against the said estate are hereby required
Applications to wr will be received up} | oe lender. War Loan Bonds of the Do-|to furnish accounts properly verified to,
to noon, Friday, May 21st, 1920. Applice lrointon will also be accepted as security, and all parties Indebied to esiate are
tion forms and il partic anes may belor War bonds end cheques if required t)|required to pay A gnapes = their ond oars
btained fram the ndersigned or rom |make up an id amount tel dness la th sak av Gerdon ’
ay Government Agent. * “iy order, | Stewart and Ajesander Finale gh or Dérory Near Beer, Soft Drinks, Cigars and Cigarett x
W. H. MACINNES, RK.’ C. DESROCHERS, the ist day of June, 12920 ;
Civil Service Coramissioner, Secretary. Dated this ist day of May, A.D. 19290, ersen se
Victaria, B a Department ofsPublie Works, WILLIAMS & MANSON, E. Pet
Apri? 10th, 1920 | Ottawa, Ont, April 12, 1920 Solicitors for Exeecntors. PPLE
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