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GIRL BATTLES WITH
| THUG AT TORONTO

Refuses to Give up Satchel and
Struggles with Assailant.

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FATHER NEPTUNE
HOLDS COURT

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TORONTO, May 17 In broad
daylight and in full sight of other
pedestrians some distanee away,
jan attempt was made to rob Miss |
Aida Sinart of Mimico at the cor-|
ner of Jane street and the Lake

This money might have been sav Mr. 2.
D’Muro of 722 Papineau Ave., Mon
only known of Zam-Buk sooner. riting
the proprietors of Zam-Buk, a short time ago, he said:

“For over a year I suffered with the sores. Gradually the sores

   

PRINCE OF WALES Is '
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Invesied with Order of “E J Shore road about six o'clock last} eczema which nothing seemed able to to heal and, with perseverance,
| jal Bath”; Omiees hoe ) eage |night. cure. I had treatment from three doc- Buk completely rid me of the disease.
Given Titles Miss Smart was seized from) tors, which cost me $50, but none of I would like to be able to tell
behind by a slrange man who had them were able to cure me. Isuffered sufferers from eczema to stop €
tie Prince of Wales hes hed been following her all the way intensely from the irritation and pain, menting with useless remedies b use
Paes whieh “edn acer finin the. oy, etdean effort. waa! and I thought I should never get relief, Zam-Buk. By using this balm im 04
‘menced mak- a ote ser ie made: to sHaieh Mit satchel fi m| until one day a friend told me about first place they would save '
pepetgge: | Ser 9 $08 when crossing the line . ak The ol aa’ Zam-Buk and I started using it right neediess suffering and expense.” , .
#43, Still in Father Neptune gave him a under her arm, fe plucky girl) away. From the very first application Zam-Buk should be in every home, |
, . of business: §|*pecial drubbing on board the ang wee SNe when | I felt better. Zam-Buk relieved the only for skin troubles. bolls, rashes,
. og Renown. The Old Oy : her assailant’ tripped her, she ; abscessesand ulcers, but also for cuts, b
)» Hundreds in use in §j! nm id One hailed on Arukeed SHAUN with ber irritation and seemed'tocooland soothe  gcaids, for which it is indispensable.
Prince Rupert. j the night of the 16th, writes a er ; sia He to-day. It willkeep indefinitely and
5 wea jeorrespondent. The captain, af | The two stryggied on thi en its strength and purity. All
ne} | iment, Miss Smart retaining her|

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wy SALE AT m the bridge Lopped the shij * hold of the satchel, even after the!
j he ship ;
| ? land Jet him aboard, Arshower of mnie ter strap had. brokem Her Sta
ed tor S wkets flew skyward from the was going fast, when a motor car |
“ ale jets of water leapt up J. & COWPER came to her assistance. Just ast
Hardware from the capstan, and a searé ae Member of the Legisiature for|the automobile approached, the
SECOND AVENUE elit disc sed the barnacled and Vancouver, who was one of thaithug, freeing himself from the
Frnone Biack 114 {hi iiry king of sharks and whales |*Peakers al a recent meeting. in girl's clasp and forsaking the tx . er "
ladvancing Lo meet the Prince of | Yancouvet Ke was formerty edi-jsatchel, escaped up Jane street sits . “Sn Sot a ey pale
TT Pe Ee It was reported thattor Of the Prinee Rupegt News.) Two men were in the car, and|—— apenapineeemeceyeange-tnegnnaretionmncanprereeiepeentin 2.
F i os ‘N ptune with tw bears tw while one came to Miss Smart's LAND Af T A
| aide ‘contblate fi ine (Strife against him by forging jassistance, the other made a vain age ae lf -_
i Lid wh the hawsa pipe, end hel ireless Inessace from the) effort to capture the thug. totice of Intention to Apply to Lease Land.!
e 8 s ft rht everyone on beard to Archbishop of Canterbury sug- Miss Smart, although badly i Distriet, R a
i iught ry n bos . n The Skeena Land Distriet, Record
l erst CS disbelieve such report at their gesting that as he used the Chris-|shaken by the struggle and bruis- istrict of ( a name Five D a ae
PiSshel ’ it reporus at sax? rict ° ge ive Dis ,
iv ee i jtian calendar he must have beenjed by her fall, retained full pos-| iuate and known as Zayas Island. eWa altg
eo 7 HERS Holds Coyrt jconverted to Christianity and sessi of her faculties. She re- TAI OTICE Mat William A.” Noble
p + Strrot | Neptune was satisfied for th it {Should himself be christened and paorg to be taken home until she]” 48 ‘en Pe ta i as tas hon Sa ies |
e Green 156 tight with a drink of whisky on |amer&ed had first notified the police, and|mission to lease the following deseribed|
» af yr was.on ¢ ar oO vanie ; 2 two on shej| ands : $ ;
P.O. Box 120 @ bridge, but next morning he co : Tai i ~ 26 unpre ; \ ‘e " d od i " ; me n he | i it a a a a ae 101 Pemberton Block Fifth Street }
sareared® with: full t to de. (cedented seale, and the book of|wen o County Constable Simp-f on eahucaas ea Pike paypseren hee Rae , :
See a on aie oe twords. will: be published. -It was|son’s residence, | corsherty aiteonian from the $. K:-eiivens VICTORIA — STEWART
; 8 hide . : ar ae ? the resull of 1 considerable - —- | 1 Island: 11 including - i
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entered tr los . v ,,. amount of researc nlio old cus Captain Acland, inspector of the] . sland, and. cor :
; a. : ae tons and the se of the clever|Royal Canadian Mounted Police,|“™"* ° ee . oe :
was ferocious and trusty 1 8) nes mo paver pS ee WILLIAM A. NOBLE,’ ‘e :
tte % , iby a leg riiymsters among the ship's ¢ fi for Swanson Bay last even-| Per Hoomes K, Freeman, Agent. | O S _ a P «
rted Amphitrite, and|Pany- The sailors to ut de- jing Dated March 12th, 1220. : : .
j ed iphiet e, id}. "8 s | ay : 4
{ and roug eked moo- Eisar 'h. he. care Oy OTe ee era LAND ACT,
illended her had a body, fron amiral t 09 | }
= a cane act paying due defers : lak pve INTENTION TO APPLY; TO} A! j Pa ce. of th
"$0 stout sailors— |P&YinE due deference ai er eee | ll Parts of the. Town |
CTaIG secret es yistrict, Recording} ee
' = I : bers i i os and bea - h ' st =f lale ’ 1 ’ { 5) . }
needed with Abmi mine eae BANK OF ENGLAND 746A Cassiar. yes of Dieatitll tone Lots Wanted
j i i t ost ; ‘ : ike
tacular absurdity, due to a happy iS TO BE REBUILT A : recep De ffl ern rt age CI Se
pation iagejpen, inte a |
Ss xture f paint, old ¢ lothes and f pernilssior otk ane jhe aslow ing le
i “ Here was a judge YTeady to ction i ' ripeg ace Fad ai. ~HELGERSON, LTD’ +
LPAPERS Pe : Se ae ; ep LONDON, May 18 [he Bank! An Examination for.junior and senior eileen tas in Whe oars arly
INTS : j nae n anybody without a hear- ; ; stenographers will be held on Saturday, |" =  Somthskest.earier r|
1 doclon with an appalling if England, known the world over) gay 39, 1920, in Vaacouver, Victoria, New) 1° 3,9. thence at _right ang es Mo XN
VARNISHES , 4 , ‘i : 1 ' as “The Old Lady of Threadneedle | Westminster and Oe Dee oes olen ry eagierly 47> feet mote ;
2 i ‘ soapy pills an jtter |* , _ _~" ere may be fve or more candi . lio th ae . 4 ibe . == : =
KALSOMINE, ETC. 8) ‘Py 5 : ca Street.” is to be rebuilt. The new)! Candidates must be British subjects, | °°. et vanes boetiary eee :
hom 4 eft ily potions, trumpeters able to blow ’ residents of Canada for at least one year sid west boundary and }
; 1 : nvaor elae dumb, and bears who |#*rur ture, according to expecta-jor full age of se ventorn years, and not}... c . re or 1658 t :

 

ons, will be many stories high /@re, then, tiriy-ave years of ag: |sggiioy, thereot wis the-projeitiad smal, NOTICE TO FISHERMEN’ 9)"

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lahowed their mood. by singing.|* | Applications to write “will be received up erly ofthe southeri J
2S TS | , a ”' land embrace some wonderful ar-| noon, Friday, May 21st, 1920. Ap Sus ekelat!  thonte abet sT rade Ti
en they met the Prince tion forms and full. pariiculars may bel: a Wrens ne cheese ik aaa lend
ss Shave him and bash him chitecture, biained from the uhdersigned or [Pom | pn ontics boundary ime to the soutt iv |
: :, ants ¢ ; ; : . ' j oe any Government Agent NES rie f said lot’ 364 tt ep rth 2¢
Duck béim and splash him, | ‘ W. H. MACINNES, ieee Mast, BO tak) feet: ter ieee tineiind wee
iC ' |} Lite Grace Brytiolson, who Civil Service Commissioner - st 501.3 feet to the north. ea
) rlure and smas r ; * leormn nt 43: thence 375.1 feet Pa I .
RINCE RUPERT . i s ; t ae fell and broke her arm about a/‘! Apel rth, 1920. [northerly slong: the ‘easterly boundary of an ce gah
| ° ind don le 1m £0 ' said ‘1 to the f commence .
tral Labor Gounsil In view of the ship's company, |Vctk SS0si@ Fecovering’ raptly.| ment, amd containing ten acres, More SOE HB og At BUTEDALE CANNERY a =,
; . ri} ee tae a: : , wy: re me ese Den ie te ba 30 ; |
: eau . ER A iMs ING ~,
| which crowded the guns, turrets) WATER NOTICE. } ALLEN FALCONER, 2 ESTE RS, L were q
OG. ms as nd superstoucture like an am-| DIVERSION AND USE } by Allen Falconer, Agent,
ated 12 May 192 oe
; ry te af ' theatre . Ne pt ine he ld an in TAKE NOTICE that Premier iw ning eT ee hee ee Te ee - Butedale, B.&,
P , om j bestowing on the Prince |‘ Lid., whose s ss is ener, B. ¢ IN iOBATI . >
MEETINGS ee a ee vie Stewart, B.C, Will « a licence ‘ THE SUPREM OURT OF BRITISH
hn Oe : he Order of the Equatorial Bath, /to take and use three fect of water { UMBIA, } ae 4
“ing Trades Unit, ! . > hows west ’ SE ee
‘4 ve ; ne xe hintwure tub round his a, cae iook : ' , oars , eck. alx 9 hi iN ‘ } ; THE ADMINISTRA LPPPD PLP LB PAL LB PLL EL LP LLLP EPP IOP LOCPO IPODS
aa ae Re hor , Interna tions! j 1N ACT
tral Labor Council, Sg Admiral Halsey got the 6 uare m . - inte 6 one CANCELLATION OF RESERVE Bats > THEO COLL A RT, Nota Public ©
, “ay p.t rder of the Old Sea Dog, with ul fiverted from the . . ony. GIVEN ti om TH ATTER OF THE ESTATE .O ‘se ry
en's A ary, First Captain Dud 1 { al near the nore ents alate aaeae of e pe os Feeedaae LUUIS DIXON, DECEASED, INTESTATE. | SEAS Eee
25 Umible ’ iret rap piate verses; aplain u 7 super , : ing < certain < rmer a coe eo i
Wednesdays rs “ No t I 4 Knight of the ed for power 1 rr save |1¥ eld under Timber Licenses Nos 16403) NOTI@E IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WH df ; Buy a che: ‘4 Home. --7 room House, plastered and —
ey rih became uM , " ~~ . : 7 oo 16404, Kilsumkalum alley, is can-| M QUNE N of an Ord de
I rth Wedues u ule ine; power b ine 0 we a J, iT AY NCERN of at ler made 2 nly
a Meetings Awed Cod; an Australian lieuten- Non on Lot 36¥7-—Cescade Forks B > called. Go. Rh NADEN = eee oa : ee abel, above } : papere ed, bath, outha icing: close in, 0
g | eet a oat onan } I SN, natter the 27th day © in pt
ermen, ivery Thareday unt was given the Order of the WE eS dh "oetsotey or tb Deputy Minister of Lands. [7 = OS ras $2300.00: Easy Terms
. : sted Barnacle, in virtue of|temwler Gold MMing Lid., in eon- | Lands Ce rat, 2 the said John H.} : ibn
al T 1 I t and Thi rs joes } nection With ite mining and uulling opere ictoris, S soa | MeMullin 1 swear ‘to the} MARINE -INSURANCE REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE
. radea, Fireta iird nnumerable crossings of theltions Sa eet ee = es PJanuary, 1918. Ph Bi 69 W stho! The tr P. 0.
: bie This notice was pasted on the ground] ~ Ry < f January, 1918,] p e me :nbeatre Block . Box :
packers, First Saturday ne; and Commander James | on tye auim day of April, 193 SKEENA LAND RECORDING DISTRICT [after the expiration ne month from the | ane Se 4 66
] obell t} navigator was & copy of this not in application DISTHICT OF QUEEN CHARLOTTE fat f the frst publleation of notice of | See . aint Sores
pues sh a . ' “" jpursvent thereto and to the “Water, Act ISLANDS this ord rless the meéantime proof — = ‘ = . = —
ide a Knight of the Soused Her- {ies Will be Mied tn the om ‘ of the cave NObied ans Riles o xasee os . : to t d egistra m th . en a ~_
aceite os 7 Wat R rder a1 Prince Rupert, B.C } N¢ “E a i] ( 2 rince Rupert { that e said de- : 4
- ng in view of bis “wonderful)”, ibjeetie ns to the application may be Mied| skidegate, B. C.. settler, intends to apply |ceased, | s Dixor as alive subscqueatty When in Town, . Come to the
wt ane . th the seid Water Recorder or with the/for @ Heensée tw prospect for coal and ito the ) nu is
ora which runs the ship like @ | omp iret! er of Water Riebts, Pariiament| petroleum on and under the following de- | AND RDERE that
train with unrivalled punctuality, | sutidings, Victoria, B. C., within Ofty days) seribed lands:— |the said h notice
#2 a al T . } h we bow” " |efter the @rat appearance of this notice ip Comne neing I © pot pines ¢ the * an s ee
wfore whieh eno fs local ew Spape jnert west corne 0 . reTice | News ering °, . i ° . -
= errace 3 A OREMIEN GOLD MINING CO., LTD., |south 80 chains; thence east 80° chains; | Rupert rat ‘ month Near Beer, Soft Drinks, Cigars and Cigarettes
2 Se RSENS Everything In Rhyme i Applicant.|therce north 80 chains; thence west 80) DAT! t Prince i rt >, this E. Pet P
; s ais nie re » | by Dale L. Pitt, Agent ebains, to point of commencement 29th day*of April, A.D. 1920 sen roprietress
Acre Lot or Ten Phe proceedings were in rhyme Phe dateof the Brat publi : of this} WitLIAM. 2. LEARY. Applicant. * JOHN WH. MeMULLIN, : eter
” Ter f nd the |} nee recited @ verse Of |notice is May 4, 1926 Dated this 6th day of March, 1920 OMcial Administrator , -
errace i¢ t }
mop } hof ace OF @ li, s own composition, welcoming ~ - SS LES 2 Ea _——
eT a mse prices the King and Queen of the deep.| ‘3
“nice. Good lots adjoin- A great stately procession pases- PS lant ener cnr R
the ;
“le Lownsite at reason- ed along the deck to a platform
area [fete any ny ne Gene Byrnes Says:—“It’s a Great Life If You Don’t Weak
fruit and lots of fishing [lwater bath, and here the real ne rnes Says: $a rea ire ou Don eaken.” bi
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wn Lots $75 to §200 business occurred, novices being!

seized in turn and subjected to . 3 co oi
Write to Ne
the beastly attentions of Nep-
mney Bros & C fune’s doctors and barbers, who en
’ 0. forced on them medicines, lather-
Real Estate and Insurance ed their heads with many colored
Terrace -~ - B.C, mixtures, shaved them and tipped

them backwards into the water,
where the bears’ seaweedy em-

  
  
  
  
    
  

 

braces awaited them.

mene Prince Initiated
‘OM LEE The Prince was the first to be
° initiated” while Neptune spouted
» slipped
1 Ave an oration over him, He slippet
—— Wout. off his uniform, disclosing 4
: VEGETA BLES bathing costume, and was given

Whole a nasty pill which, when the bar-
Bene! ew and Retall bers were not looking, he craft-
Soe ntractors and ily thrust out of his mouth,

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“abon Exchange, They lathered him pink, white
Drinne ‘Bae and black, seiging his nose to EDDIE -
nee Rupert, B. G, shave him, then, amidst the de- Lets HAVE

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ue 547 P.O, Box 725 Ji lighted noar of the crew, over he| A LL

went and was ducked three | MORE
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North acting as chief bear,
827 2nd Avenue Christened
EVITT Neptune then carried out the

  

and Auditor 3/condign punishment of Lieuten-

oat Bugis Sead and Balanced Slant Colonel Grigg and Sub-
ements Prepared h
by the Hour or Month Lieutenant Lord Louis Mount

{batten on a charge of stirring UP Lace cee