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1942
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Rupert,
MITKOrOLE
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fourth
Sunday
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Joiners,
nd
Caulkers,
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inters.
Paper-.
Decoratois.
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Hlue
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ROYAL
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MILK
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announce
adding
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Cnarue
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Cleveland
St
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
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me
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Maintain
American
Lead
BROOKLYN.
April
22
'Canadian
Press
Brooklyn
beloved
Bums
,
continue
to
lead
the
way
In
the
National
League.
Yesterday
they
overwhelmed
the
Boston
Bees
!
with
a
13
to
2
score.
PUUburz
Pirates
downed
the
Chicago
Cubs
;to
atay
In
second
place.
j
The
world
champion
New
York
Yankees
are
still
havlne
Uttle
dif-
ifteulty
in
continuing
as
American
.League
pacemakers.
They
downed
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
ten
to
tour
yeau-raay.
Cleveland
won
4
to
2
over
St.
LouU
Browns
to
move
Into
second
place
along
with
the
Boston
lied
Sox
who
were
Idle'
with
Washington.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scotm:
American
League
1
New
York.
10;
Philadelphia,
t
8t.
LouU.
2;
Cleveland,
4.
I
Detroit.
4;
Chicago.
2.
!
Washington
at
Boston,
postpon
ed.
1
National
League
1
Chicago.
2;
Pittsburgh.
5.
i
Boaton.
2;
Brooklyn,
13.
;
Cincinnati.
0;
St
LouU.
8.
Philadelphia
at
New
York,
post
potted.
I
The
standings
to
date:
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National
League
Brooklyn
PittatHirg
St
LouU
Chicago
iNew
York
Philadelphia
'Boston
Cincinnati
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Pet.
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2
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They
dona
come
any
touiher
than
Micky
Wood,
unbeaten
Ught-'
nUrcn.,
-..v
.irsums:
cnampion
01.
j.
tddillan
Oreat
BrMaln.
former
body
guard
for
an
Indian
maharaja
and
nowj
sergeant
Instructor
to
the
Middle-
i
sex
Home
Ouard.
At
44,
Mleky
still
wvlghs
only
1J5
pounds
and
when
j
he
puu
hU
cirluan
soidlrrsi-throiuih
a
ccmmando-Uke
unarm-!
en
oasnoai
ortu
u
s
nard
lo
realtael
I
mai
we
no
bona
he
wears
on
his
W
WW
.11
W
IX
ft
li
Otsjst
War.
Wood,
who
has
had'
more
than
M0
fights
in
his
24
.years
of
wresUlnir
and
never
been
disqualified,
hat
done
alnvwtt
ct-erythlna.
mrludtns
walking
barefoot
through
fire.
i
The
fire-walkini
stunt
took
I
place
It
years
ago
when
Wood
was
I
serving
as
a
bodyguard
for
the
I
Maharaja
of
Broda.
One
nlcht.
.during
a
celebration,
an
Indian
:
fakir
who
had
ut
walked
across
j
a
bed
of
burning
charcoal
without
i
injuring
hts
feet,
asked
It
any
white
person
uwild
like
to
try
lU
"Oo
on.
Wood,
you
seem
able
to
do
anything,
yu
can
do
It,"
dared
th
Maharaja.
So
Micky
took
off
ni.s
ihoes
and
socks
and
with
the
fakir
leading
the
way,
walked
igh:
tiep?
along
the
biasing
:.:.i
It.
Ue
.u
fir
red
slight
burns
where
small
lumps
of
charcoal
1
lodged
between
his
toes,
but
oth-,erwUe
felt
no
111
effects.
That's
i
how
tough
he
Is.
Dance
at
Knights
Of
Columbus
Hut
Over
200
Present
At
Very
llnjov.
able
Affair
last
Mtht
i
Last
night
In
the
Knights
of
Columbus
Hut
a
very
enjoyable
dance
was
held
for
the
forces.
t
There
was
a
lar.se
crowd
of
over
200
in
attendance.
Danclns
was
cnJoycd
to
music
supplied
by
the
j
Ninth
Heavy
Battery.
R.C.A..
or-
I
chestra.
j
Dancing
was
from
9
until
11
p.
.n.
when
refreshments
were
served
,
by
the
ladles
of
the
Catholic
Wo-
j
I
men's
League,
and
the
Junior'
.
i
.
v.
.
:i.t..-:,;'N'
Miss
Margaret
McCaffery.
Tliejij
dancing
continued
on
until
midnight.
1
Master
of
ceremonies
for
the
evening
was
C.
P.
Balagno.
1
.
Geologists
divide
the
earth
into
three
spheres:
Ulhosphcrc
or
rock;
i
hydro.rphere
or
water;
and
atmo.-.phcre,
or
air.
nke
up
future
residence.
The
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOE
THRE1
AS
CRII'I'S
LEFT
ON
FATEFUL
MISSION
M
bBSSSSSSbI
RbBSSHk
BSSSSSSSSBn
Entrusted
with
cue
of
tiie
war's
most
vita,
imsu:.-;
f.ha-
of
inducing
India
to
a
(
"pt
Britain's
offer
o;
dominion
-uius
after
the
war,
and
of
getting
India's
fuli
eo-opeMti
on
or.
th
side
of
the
United
Nation?
war
effort.
Sir
Stafford
Cnnps
1.
shown
shaking
hands
with
the
pilot
of
the
piano
that
flew
him
to
India,
last
before
the
take-off
frcm
Ennlar.d.
Now
he
is
returning
to
England
after
r-'l'ne
in
his
m.v
im:
Farewell
Party
Is
Happy
Affair
Knnalrf
rtridgett
Is
Honored
By
Children's
Choir
of
St.
Peter's
Church
guests
were
Canon
W.
F.
P.ush-
brook.
William
Lamb.
Mrs.
David
Scott
and
Mrs.
Henderson.
Following
supper,
the
presenta
tion
was
made
to
Mr.
Bridget
t
of
a
handsome
Ue
clip
to
which
was
attached
one
of
the
choir
badges.
Master
Vaughan
Tattersal
made
the
presentation
with
a
happy
speech.
Mr.
Bridgett,
in
responding,
tasj.
urged
urged
the
the
children
children
to
to
con-
707
Quietly
Wedded
i
Sunday
Morning
diss
Elizabeth
Silvc
rthorn
Becomes
Bride
of
William
O'Neill
A
quiet
wedding
was
solemnized
.hi
Sunday
morning
at
9:30
in
St.
Vndrew's
Cathedral.
Dean
J.
B.
Gibson
officiating,
when
William
John
O'Neill
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
'.V.
J.
O-Netll
of
Smlthers.
and
Miss
Elizabeth
Rosamond
Sllverthome
of
Houston
were
united
in
marriage.
The
coupie
was
attended
by
the
groom's
brother
and
sister-in-law.
Sergeant
and
Mrs.
M.
C
0Kiill
Onlv
thp
Immprfht
Monday
at
the
home
of
rrening
con-1
frimri,
of
rfM1.rfin
rarM
Mrs.
Headeraon
toe
chudren
of
Si.ln
their
musical
efforts.
,r.
nPM--..
Peter's
Church
'Seal
Cove
I
choir
1
Canon
Hush
brook
Jotned
the5
hlz
and
OTfeill
will
reside
ave
a
fareweU
party
n
honor
of
tribute-
which
had
been
paid
tom
Prlnce
Ruperti
the
groom
(wiaia
unusjeu.
wno
nas
stnee
onuci.k
tur
wiium
ne
wwneaii
employed
at
the
ft
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
a
happy
and
prosperous
future,
here
Miss
Dorothy
Smith.
Mb
Betty
Dry
Dock
eature
of
the
evening
'
proceed-
Scott,
Miss
Kay
Toombs
and
MK
-
nas
was
the
maklnc
of
a
presen-
Joan
Croxford
also
made
siiort
Mr.
Bridgett.
by
request,
rendered
Uation
to
Mr.
Bridgett
in
recoani-
speeches,
expreing
regret
at
Mr.
-"How
Lovely
are
Thy
Oardens"
t
Ion
of
his
work
as
leader
of
the
Brtdgett's
deoarture
and
wUhlnei
and
Tostl's
"Partlne."
him
all
the
beat
for
the
future.
I
Games
brought
the
evening;
to
a
to.
Mr.
Bridgett.
Th
rhoir
sang
two
items
and
close.
"
1T
,
.-
at
d
o-
"Electric
cooVing
itvc
food;
cutt
fuel
nun
.
.
.
giving
)vu
juit
that
much
more
to
put
into
WAR
SAVINGS
STAMPS."
Reddy
Kilowatt
says
REVVy
KILOWATT!
When
you
cook
with
your
ELECTRIC
RANGE
"Because
electric
heat
doesn't
scorch
and
blacken
jour
pots
and
pans,
you
don't
need
to
use
scratchy,
abrasive
materials
to
get
them
clean
again.
That
means
they
last
longer,
and
you
conserve
the
aluminum
and
iron
and
steel
that
Canada
needs
for
victory.
"And
speaking
of
cleaning
never
use
a
stiff
brush
or
sharp
instrument
to
remove
spilled
food
from
open
surface
units.
Burn
it
off
before
it
has
a
chance
to
harden
and
your
burners
will
give
you
longer,
more
efficient
service."
Due
ASK
YOUR
NEIGHBOR!
The
place
whtro
you
vole
is
shown
on
the
slip
left
at
your
house
by
the
enumerator,
if
you
lose
the
slip
ask
your
next
door
neighbor
where
he
voles.
BUT
...
T?.i
.
f
DON'T
FAlLTo
VOTE
!
It
is
your
privilege
and
duty
to
vole
at
Ihe
Plebiscite,
to
answer
the
following
question;-
"Are
you
in
favour
of
releaiing
the
Government
from
any
obligation
arising
out
of
any
past
commitments
restricting
the
methods
of
raising
men
for
military
service?'
The
Polls
are
open
from
8
a.m.
to
8
p.m.,
Daylight
Saving
Time,
Monday,
April
27th.
tuutd
uwJtr
tulkoriiy
Deft
of
Ikf
j
1
OUtrt
Steamers
leave
Prince
Hupert
for
Vancouver:
CaUla
every
Tuesday
pjn.
1:3
'J
Vancouver
Thursday
Cardena
every
Friday
10:30
pjn.
Due
Vancouver
Monday
ajn
Queen
Charlotte
Inlands
Leaving
April
7.
21
midnight
midnight.
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Information.
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and
Reservations
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J.
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re.
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i
rs
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feaSi
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?
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Fancy
Red
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Tomato
Sauce
Sandwich
Spreads
Spiced
Salmon
Smoked
Salmon
Bloater
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-WASHERS
Electric
and
Engine
Drive
100
MADE
IN
CANADA
There's
no
place
like
home
for
dong
the
family
wash.
Due
to
povemmwvt
restrictions
we
have
only
a
limited
number
that
we
can
place
in
Prince
Rupert.
If
your
present
washer
needs
repairs
'et
us
know.
We
can
fix
it
or
make
you
an
allowance
on
a
new
me.
If
you
have
any
friends
that
have
been
thinking
of
getting
a
washer
tell
them
to
I'hone
Black
125
and
ask
for
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Husell
At
Parkin
Electric.
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Third
Avenue
West
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COUNTRY
AND
HOMES
DEMAND
GOOD
SERVICE
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ajsk
your
co-opeiation.
Our
country
requests
us
to
conserve
gasoline.
We
are
also
advLsed
that
e
shall
not
be
able
to
replace
tires
for
our
trucks.
In
order
t
maintain
our
policy
of
prompt
service
we
ak
you
to
place
all
coal
orders
at
IcaU
ONE
i)AV
BC1
OKK
DEUVKKV
IS
EXPECTED.
By
doing
tills
JOU
will
enable
us
to
route
our
deliveries
In
the
most
economical
manner,
thereby
conserving
both
gasoline
and
tires.
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&
Mc
affery
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