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Quietly
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Makes
Debut
At
Here
Last
Night
!
AVILIYUIIU
Kltnafla
X-railUC
NanrP
Mrs-
Btrice
Miodt
More
of
Van-
SA1AM
couver
Becomes
Bride
of
George
,
Amos
Hull
KITKATLA.
April
19:
Last
Moo
day
ni?ht
in
the
KiUatla
Tillage
hall
an
enjoyable
dance
was
stag
ed
by
the
social
department
of
tht
ExccWor
Ctab.
latest
music
by
Uk
aewly
formed
Dolphininians'
jazz
orchestra
being
featured.
Pen-..
Tesanle
was
master
of
ceremonies
During
the
serving
of
refresh.
ntenU.
th?
orchestra
was
formalh
introduced.
SPECIAL
NOTICE
No
Phone
or
C.O.D.
Orders
Accepted
in
This
Sale
of
Furniture
ire
realize
ereryone
should
have
the
opportunity
of
purchasing
at
these
low
prices
so
we
suggest
if
it
is
not
convenient
to
make
the
full
payment
at
time
of
sate
we
will
accept
a
deposit
unUl
final
arrangement
can
be
made
on
later
date.
This
will
give
you
the
opportunity
of
saving
on
your
furniture
during
the
sale.
Complete
Bed.
Outfit
$34.00
By
purchasing
this
outfit
complete
you
will
save
exactly
$12
oo
The
bed
is
with
panel
walnut
finish,
spring
steel
band
mattress
is
spring
filled
and
good
quality.
Sold
separately
prices
are
Bed
J12.00.
Spring
$14,000,
Spring
Filled
Mattress
$20,000,
Total
$48.00.
Floor
Covering
Now
that
spring
cleaning
time
Is
here,
freshen
up
that
room
of
yours
with
a
new
rug
and
save.
.Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
Third
Avenue.
,
At
the
parsonage
of
first
United
;
Church,
Rev.
J.
C.
Jackson
of
ftciat-j
in?,
the
marriage
took
place
quiet-i
ly
at
9
o'clock
last
evening
of
Mrs.
Beatrice
Maude
More
of
Vancouver
and
George
Anoe
Hall
of
this
city.
witnesses
of
the
ceremony
were
Mrs.
J.
C.
Jackson
and
Robert
Ir-.
vine.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hun
will
reside
'in
Prince
Rupert,
the
groom
being
engaged
as
a
salesman
here
uk.
jvsncz
KRVscatx
t.t
tbk
btgiexs
coukt
or
justice
Mystery
of
Bank
Clerk's
Failure
Jena:
Wert
joa
i
hSart
it
school?
Pusawzi
No.
my
lord.
I
was
i
food
Kwlest
tad
rapuia
ef
tU
footbaS
tna.
Jcra:
As!
I
tiki
I
cm
soJtt
tiii
oynnj.
Tel
cae,
pristaer
tow
any
fima
of
f?biS
do
yw
pi
every
k
sw?
Timmm
.
Kfcy.
I
era
odr
ptiy
oact
a
ntl-at
Suacdayv
t
tlx
masi.
Jwc:Tfcak
jn
T!ul
dD.
Ts
cue
is
as
dear
as
darkxat.
Fiu:
(aly):
Oh,
stx.
Ta
ski
W
be
fit
if
1
ctii
exense
Qrt
fcex
Tm
cat
fttlmr
kalf
eaaca
t
a
or
erce
swndiys.
Freak
Wk'i
tkc
jwsd
f
tAmi
afcwt
fan
ir
wtn
yoa
A
b
tfce
nry?
Wht
yvi
wxit.
yvcx;
Baa.
is
rwrtUr
to
male
sp
fifths
aeiiUte
fef
W
erase:
Swuitaj
to
leep
Jw
fisjroi
frees
bran;
stezBfc.
SmrtWr
to
keep
ou
deaa
a
fma
aad
rriar
istersaSr.
at
as
-n
rrt
a:
jcioai
wara
j
a
ret
ptirbc
pas
every
day.
And
tiat
somethmg
is
Knscien
Salts.
Pmsosei:
I
sometimes
tike
Epson
Salts,
cry
lord.
WooJdat
that
tare
the
same
eied?
Jroci:
Epson
alone
is
cot
fyi
eaosk.
Natnrt
desaed
your
lystea
U
need
sevtral
diSerest
saks
and
ta
Knscfcen
afl
those
salts
are
fffaai
Each
Ettle
duly
dose
of
Krssdkea
taataics
enrtly
ace
day!
apply,
exactly
tie
risk
i-wif
to
keep
al
roar
orraja
Km,
kidaeys,
stoeacb
aad
everyUi
taed
a?
to
perfect
btxes.
Kro-sehes
is
raore
taaa
tm
steary
at
tacs
time
of
tae
year,
becax:U
is
a
valaaUetoaic
PrrMtrtx:
Thaak
-rtm
for
tiiiatrj
tkat
so
deady.
ay
kird.
I
aa
reaSy
riad
to
tax
hov
to
keep
fit.
!:
Tkafs
rifht
?
N,w
back
to
rw
ork.
aad
well
soee
see
yorUe
saartest.
keenest
maa
a
roar
afire.
Bot
reseraher
ihtt
recuiaritT
a
tit
'Jbcc
l:
s
the
ii:Je
daily
dose
tkat
does
0.
KRUSCHEN
SALTS
relieve
constipation
and
rheumatism
erxloaeal
saks
mfaci
Y
sbcnkl
aa.t
taose
tea
iponly
tooed
p.
bat
W
KrasAer
TOT
ie
25t.
x
a-vd
Tfc
books,
easl
t?t
a
Narsres
on
wahyal
Its
way
lie
fctfe
do.N
flH
rial
ft
FURNITURE
SALE
AT
Elio'
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
new
sabmarise
Ui.ty.
i
sh-iim
ir.
t.
me
iCKcrs-Ar-r
-
v
:cs-
x-o
oUier
.r.:-.:.xi
;.r..ris
c:
Ji
same
time
to
bolster
Britain's
already
nugh'.y
r.ivy
in
her
far-:;un;
Mrs.
Paulis
Is
Bride
At
Quiet
Ceremony
Here
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
at
7
o'clock
last
evening
in
the
parsonage
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
504
McBride
Street
Rev.
L.
C.
Jensen
officiating,
of
Mrs.
Svea
Evelyn
Paulis
and
Gunnar
Anderson,
witnesses
of
the
cere-
mMiv
were
Miss
Viola
Mcrarlane
and
K.
Ritchie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
An
derson
win
reside
in
the
city,
the
groom
being
a
local
fisherman
Both
bride
and
groom
are
well
known
and
will
have
the
felicitations
of
numerous
friends.
Unusual
Northern
Lights
Display
Is
Seen
At
Smithers
SMTTHEPS.
Apnl
19;
The
people
of
this
district
were
treated
(
to
a
phenomenal
display
of
Northern
Lights
Thursday
evening
when
the
sky
was
tinged
a
wine
red
all
over
and
shafts
of
bright
red
and
yellow
were
shooting
up
from
the
horizon
in
many
directions.
It
was
the
first
time
that
a
great
many
had
witnessed
red
northern
lights
and
it
looked
Like
there
were
several
fires
around
the
country.
Radio
ras
eliminated
entirelj
during
the
display.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
April
19,
1913
WHIFFLETS
Frnm
the
Waterfront
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
1:30
pan.
for
Vancouver
aad
waypomts.
The
Catala
is
due
at
Butedak?
at
t:M
tonight.
Armoar
Salvage
Co
servtes
boat
Pachena
returned
to
port
early
this
morning
from
Ketchikan,
having
made
a
trip
there
with
Capt.
Paul
Armoar
and
W.
O.
Fulton.
Owing
to
extremely
roagh
wea
ther
over
the
week-end.
the
pro-
Easter
was
late
this
year
but
it'
vinciat
police
cruiser
PJJ-Li
was
mht
be
eight
days
later
and
on
unable
to
reach
the
point
in
Hud-
various
occasions
;n
the
present
son
Bay
Passage.
Dundas
Island,
generation
has
gone
the
limit
in;
where
wreckage
of
the
trolling
boat
anserine
in
the
Ian
of
snrinz.
This
1
of
2.
M.
Jackson,
elderly
crab
fish-
moveable
feast
has
a
wide
spread-'
erman
of
Victory
Cove.
Warke
Can-
for
its
wandertaas-anrthinz
from1
al.
is
reported
to
have
been
found.
March
22
to
Aoril
25.
It
is
now
pretty
well
conceded.
Nowadays,
the
annual
festival
however,
that
Jackson,
missing
observed
thronxhout
Christendom
since
last
October,
must
have
pef-
to
commemorate
the
reanrrectUn
lsned-
of
Jesus
Christ
is
marked
on
the
Gregorian
calendar
for
the
first!
Aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Sunday
after
the
full
moon
follow-!
Vnrah
0t
In
nort
i
Inrrtii
i
,
.
'
1
J
'
mg
ine
vernal
eqmnox
when
the
afternoon
southbound
from
Skag-
crosses
the
equator
on
Its
way
way
to
Vancouver
on
her
final
Toy-
north
in
the
spring.
age
of
the
season
before
going
on
UoJlke
wat
christian
festivals
,vne
we
uoa
ot
Vancouver
is-
there
is
no
taint
of
paganism
in1
land
run.
were
forty-two
passes-
Easter
origin
but
the
controversy!
(gers.
Two
persons
disembarked
OTer
the
date
of
celebration
Is
as'
from
I1
WBel
n
while
one
many!
M
I
aj
Christianity
itseU.
For
boarded
her
at
this
port
for
the
centuries
the
so-called
eastern)
churches
argued
with
the
western:.
Th
mvMi..r
ur..u.u
.
SeatUe
had
Its
heaviest
riv
n.
I
THE
WORLD'S
GOOD
NEWS
will
come
to
four
home
tTrrr
ir
ikroosb
THE
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
MONITOR
Am
ImUrMshtntl
Dtilj
Sriftfrr
Oo.
Nervtr
Sum.
Bomsb.
xiusckurtti
imrtiM
ImmIuiiji
iw..
-
-;..."
.
.
.
.
i
'
AddrtM
.
:
i
nu
am,
in
xs
1
!
I
f
Slmuson
!
Rev.
J.
B.
McCullagh
of
Alyansh
Central
Is
writing
a
series
ot
articles
In
the'
A.
McLeod
and
A.
Pederaen.
dty
Dally
News
entitled
"The
Irish-
Royal
man
and
His
Brogue."
Al
Woie.
city.
a!
the
iraer
;
prcram.
Timely
Recipes
CHUCK
STEAK
ArTTII
ONIONS
P!ace
five
or
six
medium
ocaons
in
a
shallow
saucepan,
cover
a:.'
Stormy
weather
of
the
past
week
cook
over
a
slow
fire
for
15
or
30
or
so
on
the
fishing
grounds
was
minutes
until
tender
Use
no
watei
reflected
in
the
ught
catches
land-
-r
fat
as
the
onions
contain
suf
-d
by
Prince
Rupert
halibot
vessels
f
crnt
nnistare
Heat
a
frying
.
esterdaj
.
Saa
of
the
larger
boats
pan
smoking
hot
and
brown
about
were
not
so
much
affected
bat
the
-
-
nnds
of
chuck
steak
qtriekh
smaller
boats,
in
some
cases,
were
on
boh
sides
Reduce
heat
ani
hardly
able
to
do
any
fishing
at
afl.
urn
the
meat
freqwotly
until
it
is
enrkd
through
Season
both
stem
and
onions
and
serve
thr
Union
steamer
Catala.
Capt.
meat
m
a
flatter
urrounded
by
James
Pludlay.
returned
to
port
at
the
onions
Add
butter
if
desired
9:15
this
morning
from
Stewart.
-
MOBILE
EASTER
1
DEBATE
Fixing
of
Date
For
Christian
Feast
Vexed
Ancient
Church
j
on
this
question.
The
council
ot
!
U
optuntr
nnt
ioi
hi!
but
Undines
so
far
this
season
f,a
m
325
tried
to
settle
pages
of
which
will
be
devoted
to
Terday
when
a
total
of
48.0
t?
f
,hf
Un,d
on
th--arted
the
weU-intntton-
Prince
Rupert.
The
Prince
Rupert
unds
of
rtd
at
the
Sound
The
"
rt
"'V
ot
by;
Board
of
Trade
Is
to
take
space
The
necessity
of
obtaining
more
of
the
targe
wesU-rn
tJVied
Ums
ta
m'
pubUcity
for
the
city
was
discussed
"
"
l.
aTera
Corrections
"
"TZ..T-T.
to
at
a
meeting
of
the
board
last
"
pwu,Q-
nlght
M.
if.
Stephens,
F.
H.
Mob
ley.
D.
H.
Hays,
Lee
Baker,
V.
R
Williams.
A.
J.
Morris
and
Mayor
T.
D.
Pattullo
were
among
those
who
spoke
on
the
advantages
of
Increased
publicity.
Hotel
Arrivals
,
Prince
Rupert
the
Gregorian
cal-;
endar
In
1582
smoothed
matters
to
!
some
extent
but
it
was
not
until
'l?S2
that
Great
Britain
and
Ireland
and
British
possessions
got
into
step
with
other
nations
for
Easter.
Some
of
the
eastern
chur
ches
still
ignore
the
Gregorian
cal
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Hall
and
Jack
.Til
...
Count
Gene
Carbonneau.
a
for-
Balkin.
Vancouver:
Jack
McGrath.
IT
TT
'JZZ1
ue,r
mer
notorious
adventurer
of
the
Prince
George;
Miss
B.
Lincoln.
7
Yukon,
has
been
arrested
at
Bou-
Miss
L.
K.
Hw.
Mis.
M.
Ena
Camp-
if
mmf
ot
logne,
France.
bell
and
Miss
L.
Schwarts.
Port
;
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
Tuesday-atala
1:30
pai
Thurs
-ss
Pr.
Rupert
11:15
pm,
Friday
s.
Cardena
9
pjn.
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
.
10
pa.
April
7.
18
and
28
5:30
pjn.
Trom
Vancourer
Sunday-
Catau
4
pm
WecL
as.
Pr.
Rupert
..10:30
ajn.
rncay
ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
pm.
b.
cardena
.
pjn.
April
3.
14
and
24
.
prin
orah
am
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
;
Sunday-.
Catala
8
pjn.
W'eL-as.
Pr.
Rupert
4
pa.
rrom
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday-.
Catala
U:J0
ajn.
j
Tnursy-ai.
Pr.
Raotrt
8
pm.
Tor
Xaas
River
and
Port
Simpson
I
Seaday-H.
cataU
,
8
pjn.
f
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.
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el
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Valley
wh?at
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prices..
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m
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Cured
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15c
per
Package
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
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