Miss
Betty
Brown
I
nited
in
.Marriage
10
Jortn
Virrerk
At
Seal
Cove
Saturday
rijrday
evening
last
Jphn
2
ind
Miss
Betty
Brovn
II
B
phone
i:s
White
-
2
UOI
15c
Pra-t"orn-Pork
and
Bean
r
...
Qty
Il-or
Oflfp
4
mm
J
w
Perk
snd
Beans
Royal
City
or
;er
IB-oz
tins
j5(J
Crtsm
Cheese
Chateau
or
White
Corn
Royal
City
or
A
-fr
Nu
2
tall
QQn
3
for
tUik
Koup
Tomato
or
stable
lOH-oz.
Pumpkin
AImer
17-
tin-.
V.
they
last
4
'
r
25c
ireh
Strawberries
Arriving
V,':d.
.esluy
H
(
Ali'
r.
b;x
New
Potatoe
a
25c
were
married
at
the
home
of
the
bridegroom
at
Bell
Cove.
Rev.
R.
C.
II.
Durnford
performed
the
ceremony
and
George
Vlereck
was
the
groomsman.
The
bridesmaids
were
the
Misses
Mary
Geary.
Margaret
Fowler
and
Audrey
Vic-reck
The
young
couple
will
reside
at
the
home
of
the
groom's
mother
for
the
time
being
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
Lower
Prices
On
Quality
Food
Thrift
Butter
-
7Q
I
trrade
3
ibs.
Jello
All
flavors.
4
P.
ket
Ufd
Pitted
Cherries
h
.er
t'
Each
Tuna
l"ih
25c
15c
Egg
Bulkley
Valley
3
Dozen
GDc
Arriving
Wednesday
Morning
Nabob
Coffee
Mb,
tins
Werfneday
Only
Tomato
Juice
Ash-croft
brand.
0
tins
Tomatoes
2's
tall.
3
tins
Paraton
Ttaut
Lame
Rolls
Peaches
Columbia.
1Qf
X7V
2'slzetin28oz
net
Potato
Chip
Nalley
s.
i
7p
1
Fresh
stock
2
pkU
V
Vorceterihlre
Sauce
Lazen-by'nttUh.
-I'dP
5-oz
bottle
12-oz
Nabob
Tea-
1-lb.
Packets.
Each
35c
Jewel
Shortening
1
Op
AUi'
1-lb.
pkU
pkU.
27c
Ashcroft
brand
25c
7c
23c
49c
Juicy
Navel
Oranges-
9(
Urge
size
2
dor
lot
foue
Tomatoes
35C
2
lbs
Outdoor
Rhubarb
3
lb
10c
WE
DELIVER
Chesterfield
Suite,
Bedroom
Suite,
Dinette
Suite.
Specially
Priced
For
Quick
Selling
I
Sets
Only,
3-piece
Chester
field
Suite--
Reg.
$1H5
to
S1G5,
Specially
priced
for
quick
selling
$103,
$112,
$120
5
Sets
Only,
-.-piece
Bedroom
Suite
CpnsisMnR
of
full
size
bed,
cniiionier,
vanity
ui.ivi
upholstered
bench.
Special
-
7
Sets
Only,
G-piece
Dinette
Suite-trCpnsisting
of
Hi-.ffet,
table
and
set
of
'4
chairs,
llegular
from
539.50
to
$75.00
Spepially
priced
for
quick
selling
$31,
$62
and
$67
EDO'S
Mf
and
Mrs.
Oeprge
Rprle
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
of
Oscar
N'eUon
NeUon
and
Margaret
Kornylisl
Rensvold
was
held
at
the
home
of)
Mr
and
Mrs.
Jack
Ivarsen,
337,
Eighth
Avenue
West
Saturday
night
The
Lutheran
pastor,
Rev.
Dr
L
C
Foss.
officiated.
j
Just
a
few
intimate
friends
were;
Velron
is
engaged
tn
mining
former
Well
Knownj
Local
Woman
Dies
i;
Mrs.
Corrall
Passes
Awav
in
Vancouver
After
Long
Illness
Mrs
Corrall
was
a
native
of
Zoning
Bylaw
Is
Being
Protested
Amendments
to
Buildln?
Uestrlc-.
linn
1
Here
Are
Kfini
Southt
Maurice
Teng.
son
of
Mr.
and
trip
of
two
or
three
weeks
to
Vic-
Mr.
J.
A.
Teng.
had
the
misfortune
tnrln
nn
Qiinj1ir
iA
fait
anrl
acnln
hrpalr
Ifs
not
snrprising
(hat
you're
cods
If
rou
ufier
from
rMMtlptUon
to
tb
point
lbt
you
lr
rrr,
dtpreuvd
uvl
"
out
it
11
tin
to
question
j'
ait
Kit'.
mat
Kate
vox
tatrn
lattlyt
VtU
tread,
egg.
t-Utoei?
It
U
not
arprtstns
Uteo
tMt
rcai'r
constipated.
Tour
diet
Uck
'bulk."
And
"bulk"
doMOt
mean
quuttltr.
but
kind
tit
food
that
la
nut
completely
ualmlUted
and
leare
a
au(t
'
hum
In
tb
bovela
tbat
helpa
i
bonrel
movement.
If
thli
ia
your
eaae,
the
aolu-
tton
la
taatr
Krlloff'a
All-Bran,
ererr
mornlnr
for
breakfaat-
It
eotitatea
the
Deceaaarr
"bulk"
and
Vitamin
Bi.
the
tiatural
In-teatlnal
tonic
Eat
AO-Bran
ererr
day.
drink
Ida
of
water
and
set
back
your
xeat
for
Mfe'
AU-Bran
la
made
to
London.
Cauda
by
Kellof
;.
At
ail
frocera.
present
Tne
matron
01
nonor
was
v
Mrs
Dagny
Rensvold,
the
bride's
Ulster-In-law
and
the
groom
was
at-
j
"
"
"
tended
by
Herman
Rensvold.
the
bride
brother.
llVinnCA
MaTI
Al-A
Following
the
ceremony
a
re-,luuc
1UC11
fllC
ception
took
place
at
the
home
of
r
Mr
and
Mrs.
Herman
Rensvold,
317
Ninth
Avenue
West,
Monday
morning
Mr.
ana
Mrs
.
r;
Entertained
By
Kelson
left
for
Atlln
where
Mr
I
orh
UUUI
iot
lies
the
Moose
at
Stewart.
Announcements
All
advertisements
in
Uiit
column
will
be
charged
for
a
full
month
at
25j
a
word.
I
'
"
i
1-'
,
Orange
Spring
Sale,
Metropol"
A
meeting
Is
being
called
by
a
Hall,
May
17.
Bridge
Drive
8:30
group
of
citizens
who
object
to
some
pin.
of
the
provisions
of
the
new
zoning
,
to
hk'
body
and
witness
thought
22
att
'
top.
s'"
nd
probably
he
had
a
broken
rib.
V?''
I
!
bylaw.
They
ask
that
the
bylaw
be
Norwegian
Independence
Dance.
amended
to
omit
from
its
provts-jOddleliows
jiau,
way
u.
ions
restrictions
in
regard
to
single
lots
now
between
buildings,
that
Hospital
Tea.
Nurses'
Home.
May
sections
7
and
8
be
exempted
from
18.
the
provisions
providing
for
erec-
tion
of
apartment
houses
and
ho-
NayyJLgaguc
Ball
,
May,
19.
f.l
It
Is
also
nlanned
to
nossibiyl
.
H8RLJ.-7r
circulate
a
petition
in
case
it
Is
de-
VicJ-prla
Day
Dance,
Moose
Ill,'
elded
to
continue
the
bylaw
as
at
May
24.
nrejent.
.
.
The
idea
of
having
the
meeting
Boys
Band
bridge,
drive
Legion
arose
at
a
meeting
in
the
CLD.L.
Hall.
May
20.
A
Hall
Sunday
night
at
which
Ex-Aid.
p.
B.
Casey
speaker
was
the
principal
PUBLIC
MEETING
EAGLE
HALL
Wednesday.
INJay
17
cj'.p.rn.
-
To
consider
.sorting
bylaw
and
its
effect'
011
Ji'fopfrty
Owners
of
the
city.
Al
Interesled
Property
Owner?
Requested
TDAttend
J,
M.
Morrlon
ff-
r?-
Casey
Alex
Comei
F.
Wallien
Committee
May
Queen
Festival,
Dance.
St
Peters
Hall
May
29T
Women's
Auxiliary
Canadian
Legion
Spring
Sale
June
2."
High
June
3.
School
Tea
and
Display
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
Mrs.
Calderwood's
June
7:
Eagle's
Dance
June
7.
Anglican
Tea
Mrs.
Good,
June
C.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
C57
Nick
Sulikoski,
the
accused,
said
ago.
He
came
to
Canada
In
1920
He
was
married
and
his
wife
was,
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
had
a
daughter
15
years
of
age
attending
He
wm
nianled
In
Poland
his
right
arm
In
the
same
p.KbMl
Inspcipr
p.
O.
parber.
piprindal'
where
only
a
few
weeks
ago
he
had
"Jj
.
when
anada
police
sailed
this
a"fler"noon
on
"fte
fractured
it.
This
time
it
Is
a
com-
VitheT
601,1(1
speak
Ush.
Catala
for
a
trio
to
the
Bella
Coola
nminrf
fraeture.
The
aeeidpnt
nre-i
Sulikoski
said
he
went
to
WOtk
district
op
Qfflclal
duties.
vents
Mrs.
Teng
and
family
from
.
I
making
a
trip
to
Victoria
In
con-
Col.
W.
8.
Buell
K.
C,
prpmln-
nection
with
the
King's
visit.
.
Mr.
ent
Vancouver
barrister
and
im-
Teng
goes
south
Friday,
night
with
mediate
past
president
of
the
Bri-
102nd
Battery
party,
tish
Columbia
pominand
of
the'
Canadian
Legion,
is
among
la
delegates
yisitln?
the
city
this
afternoon
aboard
the
steamer
Aleu
ltian
enrpute
to
the
district
con
iventton
at
Juneau.
Quietly
Wedded"
Here
Saturday
1
Margaret
Rrnsvold
Becomes
Bride
for
the
railway
and
be
I
,
1
a
1
I
1
a
Buying
The
Rifle
Continuing
Sulikoski
said
he
had
not
lived
with
his
wife
wife
a
man
and
wife
for
three
years
o:
more.
His
last
lob
had
been
al
the
Ecstall
River
mine.
He
fin
'shed
there
on
December
15
anf
he
had
some
money.
He
went
tc
jury.
see
his
wife
and
daughter
and
he
!ave
his
daughter
money
to
buyi
An
interesting
affair
of
much
clothes.
He
lived
part
of
the
time)
enjoyment
to
all
in
attendance!
at
the
Inlander.
On
February
IE
as
a
social
put
on
by
the
Wpmen
I
he
went
to
the
Prince
Rupert
thr
Moose
last
wtk
In
honor!
Hotel
and
had
two
or
three
glasses
the
members
of
tne
mens
of
beer
and
then
decided
to
cal'
lodge.
About
120
in
all
were
in
on
hi
wife
to
get
the
polish
news-attendance
and
the
feature
of
the
caper
which
was
due
to
arrire
evening's
proceedings
was
a
novel-
that
day
He
looked
in
the
hard-1
w.-
rvrriii
for
minv
eart
nil
umitx
iui
ran.
mmw
m.e,
atc
w
w
o.w.i.vu
-esldent
of
Prince
Rupert
and
more
U1
acting
as
mistress
of
cere-j
the
rifles
in
the
window
He
wan?-1
"-.ntir
m
Vanoouver.
died
motiiet
and
music
by
HaroHl
D-my
Orchestra.
A
special
pro-i
here
at
the
week-end
following
a
long
illnes.
Mrs.
Corrall
wan
beat
m
enterUinment.
arranged
itaown
here
a
a
caterer
for
social
by
M-
Sam
Haudenschlld,
consls-Uf
muHcal
and
dancing
num-ivilUreaUyreeretherpaBlng.
who'ted
ef
friends
fairs.
She
had
many
Berbers
by
children.
fnt
i
..j
r.
,1
u.
.
f,
were
served
under
the
direction
h.
-itv
aftr-r
having
been
for
some
of
Mrs.
Thomas
Morgan.
An
hon-
I
.w-
...
r
...
t,,.
1.
oi.lored
ftuest
was
Mrs.
R.
L
Fox,
'
of
the
Women
of
regent
Junior
,
ih.
dflr
and
a
dauthter.
1'
aTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTaTal
aTaTaTaTaTSi
how
the
cartridges
went
in.
put-
ting
in
a
handful..
He
then
took:
out
what
he
thought
was
all
the
cartridges,
but
one.
evidently,
was,
left
in
the'
gun.
He
knew
some-!
thing
about
a
rifle,
having
been!
in
the
Polish
army
for
two
yean.j
Witness
said
lje
fook
the
rifle
to)
the
kitchen
to
show
his
wife.
As
he
entered
the
room
he
was
set!
kept
al
ltt..y,rOBA
-mi
f11
tn
tht
floor.
nome
in
uie
cuy
tor
nis
wue
on.
rtruzzled
4J
lAlril
ill-.iiy-..
Ill,
ASA-fk-
ritVb
AU
JlxV'1
,
when
the
man
vslted
their
home.
In
1634
he
went
to
work
at
Stewart
and
his
wife
joined
him
there
but
returned
after
a
month.
He
was
there
four
or
five
months.
His
wife
was
now
33
years
old.
They
first
went
to
the
West-holme
Rooms
in
1933
Gutter,
th:
owner
of
the
place,
offered
his!
I
wife
work
there.
He
had
not
lived
there
steadily
himself.
In
August
1937
he
had
been
working
for
.Nelson
Bros,
and
when
he
was
laid
off
)ie
went
to
see
his
wife
at
the
Westholme.
He
saw
Riitter
who
looked
mean
to
him.
His
wife
did
not
answer
his
questions.
Hf
told
his
wife
he
wanted
her
to
move
away
from
the
rooms
but
I
Rutter
answered
"No."
He
said
she
did
not
want
to
move.
Rutter
then
threatened
to
call
the
police
and
he
was
taken
tc
the
police
station
where
he
re
ruined
for
an
hour
and
then
his
wife
came
and
took
him
out.
He
Vent
back
to
the
Westholme
after
his
promise
not
to
start
anyuur.f
He
left
there
at
7
"next
morning
to
go
to
a
job.
MODEL
"JM
Biggest
value
in
a
hish
grade
washer.
Improved
Easy
Gyrator
design.
Large
roomy
tub
ot
latest
anti-splash,
roll
top
style.
Handsome
to
look
at
and
a
wonder
worker
with
the
t
launary:
rai
rn
Piicedat
"Ol-
Askibout
Zasy
special
time
pjjrntnf
plen
Other
Models
From
$69.50
Up
Th?
first
he
saw
of
the
knife
was
in
Rutter's
hand.
He
tried
to
take
it
away
and
in
doing
so
got
cut
on
the
hand
and
his
lip
bruised.
'
He
nsyer
'u?ejii"
the
knife
and,
after
he
had
got
It
away
from
Rutter.
the
struggle
ceased.
He
was
feeling
very
bad
and,
when
the
police
arrived
and
he
saw
the
blood
and
realized
he
was
likely
to
get
In
wrong,
he
was
excited
and
aid
something
about
wishing
he,
had
shot
Rutter
and
then
killed
himself.
I
Counsel
Heard
R.
L.
McLennan,
in
his
address
to
the
Jury
as
"defence
counsel,
asked!
that
accused
be
acquitted
on
all
three
count
of
the
Indictment
He
contended
that
it
was
a
case
of
self-defence,
that
Rutter
and
not
ac
cused
had
been
the
aggressor
and
that
Sulikofkl
had
done
nothing1
more
than
was
necessary
to
repel
the
attack
that
had
been
made!
upon
him.
T.
W.
Brown,
crown
counsel,
pointed
out
that
none
of
the
witnesses
for
the
crown
had
suggested
j
that
Rutter
had
been'
aggressor;
in
the
fight.
The
serious
Injur-,
es
sustained
by
Rutter
spoke
for
hemselves
In
regard
to
who
war
he
aggressor.
Had
Sulikoski
been
lictlng
In
self-defence
would
it
have
een
necessary
to
do
all
he
did?
Shortly
be'fore
I
o'clock,
the
tria'
vas
adjourned
until
2:15
when
th'
udge
commenced
his
charge
to
thr
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
RoyaL
O.
Wicks
and
Mrs.
Jackion,
city
Central
'
W.
NIcol.
city;
C.
Peterson.
Van
couver.
Knox
Q.
Rollag.
Porcher
Island.
Prince
Rupert
T.
M.
Waterland,
Porcher
Island.
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaH
"
VTlaaflatfl4aaSaH
BaaHaHiHaB
!
1
1
Easy
Washers
Offer
ihc
Biggest
Valup
Get
Full
Partipulars
Front
,
MacKenzie's
Furniture
We
will
give
vith
every
purchase
of
a
Simmons
Spring
Mattress,
Slumber
King
Spring,
Beauty
Rest
Mattress
or
Simmons
Bed
complete
A
S.QUVES?R
SJQflJf
of
King
fif)?rf
VI:
Ruf.ep
Elibabtth.
We
have
only
a
limited
number
of
SpoonvAct
Early
40
Tennis
Rackets
To
Choose
From
SPECIAL
FREE
With
Any
Racket
Over
$10
THREE
SPALDING
Pressure-Packed
TENNIS
BALLS
This
Week
Only
Our
Stock
of
FISHING
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PHONE
3
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
LOCKWOOD'S
FUR
STORE
NOW
OPEN
FOB
BUSINESS
Everything
in
Spring
Jackets
and
Capes
Selling
at
Vancouver
Prices
Bargains
for
Cash
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Furs
Manufactured
by
T.
Pappas
of
Vancouver)
Third
Ave.
Next
Moose
Hall
NOTICE
!
Commencing
Saturday,
April
15th,
our
CONFECTIONERY
STORE
Will
Open
Until
10:00
p.m.
Mussallem's
Confectionery
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
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GREEN
910.
Phone
775
Box
276
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BLUE
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