ill
31
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Wednesday,
April
19,
l'JOO
Decree
absolute
was
granted
yesterday
afternoon
by
Mr.
Justice
1
J.
M.
Coady
at
the
Supreme
Court
session
here
in
the
divorce
Mrs.
Casey's
Mother
Dies
Music
And
Discussion
arranged
petition
of
Christian
Norman
Club.
i
Fossum
vs
Agnes
Fossum.
In
dis
utts
Boxing
Mrs.
J.
E.
Hadfield,
mother
of
(103P)
solving
the
marriage
which
took
place
In
Prince
Rupert
April
3,
1943,
His
Lordship
awarded
custody
of
a
six-year
old
daughter
ToUl
Mrs.
George
B.
Casey
of
this
N.
A.
Bcketov,
local
agent
for
city,
passed
away
at
4:30
Mon-thp
rvr,o-t,t
Department
.
f
day
afternoon
at
her
home
In-
Transport.
Rossland.
She
wag
approaching
isalled
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
her
eighty-ninth
birthday
and
Coqultlam
for
a
trip
to
Vancou-
James
Weir
jr.,
arrived
in
the
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
Vancouver
after
an
absence
of
five
years
to
take
up
fishing
Musical
Items
and
a
discussion
on
readhig
formed
a
program
of
interest
and
variety
at
a
successful
meeting
of,
the
King
Edward
School
Parent-Teachers
Association
Tuesday
evening.
April
27.
.das'
to
the
petitioner.
Costs
were
Novel's
,
...
in
had
lived
in
Rossland
fifty
ver
on
official
business
lutnencw
here.
He
is
at
present
staying
0rderd
charged
against
the
co
i
at
the
home
of
his
grandmother,
respondent
-
RMm..'A
years.
Besides
Mrs.
Norah
Olsen,
correspond-
Mrs-
George
B.
Casey.
)
Mrs.
Casey,
children
Sulo
April
a
arm
In
PneolanH
T
ootta
1
ltlir
cprmta
tt
m
n
t.
'
Grade
Six
choir
under
the
direction
of
Mr.
Goscoe
sang
four
numbers
'"Cuckoo
Song'',
"Be
You
to.Otheis
Kind
and
True",
VnH
ZZ
1
'
ace
rHU
st-
Peter's
sPng
Sale,
home
wnniH
Hadfield,
and
two
sistCTs,
m,.
Mrs
!
Fall
Fair
Association,
Is
spending
v
b
cooking,
sewing,
candy
and
tea
Shaw
of
.
.
Sail
George
Toronto
anc'
,
ti
rnnm
h
m
at
th),
Popular
Bride-Elect
Eionored
Spring
Mrs.
William
Snell
of
Detroit.
"-
uaja
in
uie
cuy
on
jvair
"""""
business.
She
She
expects
expects
to
to
return
return
Church
Hall
2:30
p.m.
(it)
"Rose
of
Tralee"
and
Bless
This
House".
The
singing
was
in
two
and
....
I
OQ
to
the
Interior
Friday
night.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
Macphee
of
Tnrontr
arrivprl
in
t.hp
eit.v
on
In
honor
of
Miss
Evelyn
Oden,
three
part
harmony
and
unac-
Miss
Ann
Brown,
after
an
the
Prince
Rupert
today
for
and
lc,
Ladies
Tc
Tea
p
Anril
29.
whose
marriage
to
George
Wilson
'
companied.
Hera'
Prompt
Relief
Beyond
Belief
From
The
Pain
Of'
ARTHRITIS
r-tier
visu
nere
with
her
par-
visit
here
with
Mr.
Macphee's
of
New
Westminster
takes
place
lints
Vf
t
nrA
If.,
ft
in
-i
"
Mrs.
H.
M.
Llndseth
accom-
.,u
mla.
t.
.
crown,
brother
and
Kister-ln-law.
Mr.
Spring
May
5,
a
delightful
shower
party
panied
by
Mrs.
J.
Bowman
sang
I
has
returned
to
her
studies
at
and
Mrs.
D.
A.
Macphee.
Mr.
was
held
Monday
evening
at
the
,"Oh
What
a
Beautiful
Morning"!
Day
v-.u.tuii
nuuse
ocnooi,
vancou-
Macphee
was
the
speaker
before
home
of
Mrs.
W.
Lund.
Church
Mothers
vtr-
"
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
to
u
u
h
Bridge
was
played
and
the
day.
Moose
Legion
n.nlvillt
Sale,
Home
iMriM
.
.
.
now
available
U
thraa
eon.
"
V
,
Qclinol
ilnt
iia
bottlfl,
at
raaonable
toat,
at
imillllClUtlOIl
D"'""'!
i
drur
urn.
Ardaimrd
kr
rlird
auf.
and
"My
Devotion".
The
musical
part
of
the
program
concluded
with
two
vlo-1
lin
duets
by
Robert
Jensen
an
Murray
Boas,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
Bowman,
"Song
of
;
prize
winners
were
Mrs.
A.
Dic-Farc-we'.l
tens
sr-
Mrs-
E.
Morrow
and
Dancing
,
Miss
Pamela
Lineham.
Meeting
Friday,
SON.
Fishermen's
,
i
o
n
m
I
frra
vfrjrwhere.
you
an
raly
on
thta
I
May
'
4
1
'
fffrrtlv
produrt
to
rllv
th
aonT
of
'
I
Arthritis.
RhumstlHln
and
SrtstiflS.DOLCIN
,i
romuine
VI
i.
nr,imi,t
and
baa
no
onplanaant
aftr-
i
April
21,
Broadway.
Dance
Friday,
April
21.
7
n
m
iQ?ni
10-2.
Music
b'y
Mike
Colussi.
Delicious
refreshments
'
were
The
STETSON
Whippet
.
.
,
:
hnttl
of
aauin
DIllJ'IN
Refreshments.
Everybody
wel-
served
by
the
hostess
at
midnight
Mav
5.
7:30.
I
Thanksgiving"
and
Norwegian
Lullaby".
All
the
musical
num
ahlrt
and
lt
them
Belv
you
find
nw.
piano.
romfortinc
relief
.
,
.
today!
100
tablrta
I
ln
ft
200
tahlrta
far
1:1.
alio
avail
U.,Ktt.
Niuht
May
o.
Ernest
Read,
who
spent
the
come.
93
1
at
which
time
Elsie
Lund
brought
last
few
weeks
in
the
Prince
1
In
a
decorated
basket
laden
with
Rupert
General
Hospital
here,1
Mrs.
Norman
Green
arrived
in
'
P""'
..
,
Too
able
In
bottl'a
of
too
tablet.
Doldn
I.ImiUd,
Toronto
10.
Ontario.
a
bers
were
very
much
apprecia-'
ted
by
the
large
audience
which
applauded
heartily.
Mrs.
P.
priar.
Mission"'
...1
rBall.Muy
nth.
nas
maae
a
gooa
recovery,
tie
me
ciiy
irom
Massen
duuuj
.
Tnose
Dresent
were
Mrs.
A.
ws
aDie
to
reave
eany
iw
fveumg,
uiiijginu
jici
nun,
i
Dickens
sr
Mrs.
A.
E.
Dickens
Mark,
program
convene
was
in
charge.
The
sleek,
trim
lines
of
the
Stetson
Whipjict...and
the
bold
sweep
of
its
bound
brim...
help
to
give
you
that
confident,
up-and-coming
look
that
says
you'nj
"going
places."
And
the
Whippet
is
going
places,
too
it'i
America's
favorite
hatl
ween.
j
via,
wno
is
receiving
ireatineuu
.
I
'
n.
Di.innn
Dnnarf
r.anoml
TIf
.S-
Ti
May
13.
j
j.jr
Tea
'''ay
18.
Mrs.
May
Bond,
Mrs.
William
The
second
part
of
the
program
was
taken
over
by
the
.
Canadian
Legion
reg-i-;,-u;;MVrGreen
is
thwell.
Mrs.
Mary
Smith
Mrs.
teaching
staff.
The
subject
was
.
.
""i-
w
"""uiJ
"
I
;ck
J"(Se
reiurncu
to
""uauuu
"cw
"1C"'-
Mrs
J
B
Gibson.
"Reading"
and
the
discussion
fTj
bera
Canadian
Legion
ham,
Mrs.
C.
Michaloff,
Mrs.
Percy
Bond,
Mrs.
Evelyn
Bess,
Mrs.
Frank
Ellison,
Mrs.
George
8
o'clock
tonight.
(lt
S.I.N.
Badminton
dance
can
celled
tnis
Saturday
due
to
Fish-
Weatherly,
Mrs.
Wilson,
Miss
was
conduct:!
along
the
lines
of
a
staff
meeting
with
Principal
R.
O.
Moore
acting
as
chairman.
Many
pertinent
questions
were
asked
and
aiiswered
by
the
Prince
Rupert
to-
j
Los
Angeles
where
she
j
W
attend
the
funeral
'
ther,
the
late
Mrs.
Fred
i
,
pioneer
resident
of
l
vrt.
Mis.
Judge
was
j
STEAMSHIP
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
ermen's
farewell
dance
.
Friday
Edith
Gandy,
Miss
Astrid
Swang,
night.
'931
'Miss
El
vina
Oden
and
Miss
Pam-
Interim
members
of
the
jury,
called
for
duty
at
the
assize
now
In
session
at
Prince
Rupert,
are(
finding
the
visit
to
the
cox;t
city
one
of
considerable
Interest.
With
some,
a
stay
here
is
in
meeting
of
the
,
A
general
UF.A.W.U.
at
L
three
weeks.
I
Metropole
the
those
taking
part:
Miss
Rogers,
Miss
Patierwn,
Miss
Caldwell.
Miss
Robertson,
Mrs.
Andrews,
Mr.
Goscoe.
.Tho
subject
created
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News,
xou
saw
it
in
the
Newsl
Hall
7:30
p.rr..
Thursday,
April
20."
Business,
Convention
report,
nomination
of
officers.
(92
frequent.
It
also
gives
a
chance
to
do
shopping.
AL
ESTATE
such
interes.
that
discussion
uon
nont
weak
stetson
hats
than
anit
oth
bhano
-
continued
ln
the
social
hour
DURANCE
which
followc
l.
COMF.
TAX
Classified
uds
b.-lng
results.
The
program
was
preceded
by
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C,
mi.S
PUEPAREU
a
brief
business
session
conduct
1
ed
by
the
presid3nt,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mortimer.
Mrs.
7.
J.
Hemsworth
L
MORTIMER
d
Ave.
I
Near
CFPRI
reported
a
pood
sale
of
calen
dars
and
P-T.
A.
magazines.
J
SINGER
We
repair
all
makes
"
Sewing
Machines
WORK
GUARANTEED
For
Free
Estimates
Phone
864
..
jamfrjmfTfjnvu
Goscoe
reported
from
the
Central
Council
"nd
reminded
members
of
the
Joint
P-T.
A
meeting
"t
Booth
Hteh
School
on
Monday
to
hear
the
report
of
the
delegate
to
the
P-T
A.
Conven
LOWEST
"
UWMl
1U
I
,2Ublet
2Jt
.
PRICES
loo
unwti
.
.
.
7c
I
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,
CATER
TO
THE
7fe
crispSnap!
Cracklel.pop!
cereal
worffe
comes
in
HING
INDUSTRY
Singer
Sawing
Centre
IbsprMuTr
I
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tion.
Following
the
treasurer's
report
read
by
Mrs.
S.
Veith
,
the
sum
of
,$2'J0
was
added
to
the
fund
to
instal
a
public
address
system
in.
the
new
school.
A
novel
nnsy
willow
centra
liece
praced
the
tea
table
in
the
lunch
room
here
M-i.
B.
Roild
and
her
assistants
.served
tasty
,
refreshments.
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Quality
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and
Vegetables
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Meals
At
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Rupert
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m.
to
3:30
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Orders
Roast
Duck
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1
six
pound
duck
"
1
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2
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curratit'jHIy
1
bay
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Whole
black
pepper
1
'2
ci'Ps
brown
gravy
Juice
of
two
oranges
Rind
of
1
orange,
grated
Rind
of
Vi
lemon,
grated
Rub
duck
inside
and
out
ilh
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l
w-m
m
m
m
a
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m
i
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i
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salt
mixed
with
a
grated
clove
of
.
i
vifvmju
garlic,
pepper,
paprika
and
a
few
crams
of
cinger.
Roast
in
an
un
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REPAIRS
IF
IT
CAN'T
BE
FIXED
DON'T
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IT
AWAY
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i
1
A
liberal
allowance
will
be
allowed
as
a
trade.,
in
on
a
new
1950
Model
"
pr
Fishermen
covered
pan
in
a
slow
oven,
325
degrees,
allowing
30
minutes
per
pound.
Prick
the
skin
with
a
fork
from,
time
to
time.
Make
a
good
brown
gravy
with
the
drippings
in
pan
In
which
bird
was
roasted.
Melt
currant
jelly
in
saucepan;
add
bay
leaf,
whole
black
pepper,
one
half
cup
gravy,
orange
juice
and
orange
and
lemon
rind.
Let
boil
for
ten
min
Wc
manufacture
and
stock
mufflers
stabilizers,
expansion
tanks,
exhaust
coolers,
halibut
shutcs
NO
M
SHEET
METAL
WORKS
MANSON':
YOUR
FRIENDLY
JEWELLER
Prince
Rupert
utes.
Add
rest
of
gravy
and
boil
a
minute
longer.
Strain
and
pour
over
duck.
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90
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jT
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