crince
Rupert
Doily
News
TWsday,
October
17,
1950
of
blubs
and.
shea
Hr.
Meek
j
played
low,
went
right
on
up
;
with
the
ace.
She
then
extracted
the
remaining
trumps
and
dls-1
carded
all
of
her
losers
on
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Eastey
Blackwood
dummy's
clubs.
How
did
Ml-
Brash
know
Mf.
1
Dale
had
the
singleton
kins?
j
Are
you
acquainted
with
Mr.
Meek?
He
usually
'
'
CAMPBELL
jtjiMj
'
CI
j
FALL
and
WHITER
UNDERWEAR
for
Men
and
Boys
bids
and
plays
his
hands
rather
well.
But
he
has
one
lsh
didn't.
Bat
she
knew
he
had
the
king
and
if
it
wasn't
alone
very
bad
fault
at
the
bridge
table.
When
things
are
going
badly
he
gets
depressed,
and
in
that
condition
he
does
not
play
his
usual
competent
game.
He
has
especially
strong
feelings
against
sacrifice
.
bidding.
His
opinion
Is
that
-
-
she
was
simply
down
on
the
hand.
I
'
Have
you
forgotten
that
Mr.
Meek
passed
his
partner's
open-
p
Ing
bid
and
that
he
had
already
j
shown
up
with
the
ace
of,
spades?
If
he
had
held
the
ace;
of
spades
and
a
king
a
bid
of.
Sfonficld's
Horvey
Woods
Wofson'j
Turnbull's
Ce
Tee
Pure
Wool
Fine
Wool
Mixtures
Wool
and
Cotton
And
oil-Cotton
.
If
he
takes
a
set,
be
may
still
dnmmv-.
kin
lose
the
rubber
and
then
It
will
Miss
Brash
now
entered
her
soma
kind
wnuM
hav
hpsn
k
be
a
really
big
one.
You
can
explain
as
manvlhand
wtth
a
trumP-
led
tn
Jact
llgatory
even
for
Mr.
Meek.
times
as
you
with,
that
if
he
continues
to
get
bad
cards
he
Combinations,
Shirts
and
Drawers,
Jockey
Longs
and
Shorts
.
.
.
Tops
to
match.
Eraser
and
Payno
nLlLC
doubre-quckf
1
I
Mm
-
mm
mmw
A
will
simply
lose
a
second
rubbo
and
lose
his
Dolnts
ln
two
-
witn
wonaerrui
new
fast-acting
DRY.
TEAMS
PARKER
HOUSE
ROLLS
Measure
into
large
bowl,
Y2
cup
lukewarm
water,
1
tsp.
Rrami-ratej
ittgar;
jtir
until
iugar
i
dissolved.
Sprrnkle
with
1
en-velrme
Fleischniann's
koyal
rubbers
instead
ol
one.
Mr.
Meek
is
not
convinced.
Take
a
sacrifice
of
500
points
when
you
are
his
partner
and
anything
is
likely
to
happen
on
the
following
hands.
East-West
vulnerable-
East
dealer.
North
(lr.
Mmlrr)
018
H
Q
J
3
D
K
Q
7
Fast
Kimiik
ury
I
eaw..
Let
Stan
W
mm
'f
H
H
N
stir
well.
Scald
1
c.
milk
and
stir
in
S
tbi.
8
SufcC-w-
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Q
10
S
6
S
I0
j
o
,
owcn
Sound
Crescents
show
their
offanslve
ability
to
the
New
Westminster
Adanacs
.
tlioli-
frtuut-fif-uavcn
carina
fir
ti!
Pun'lHI'in
conifir
4141
onf
8
A
8
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8
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4
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7
4
3
CK
KoHlh
(Mix
Brash)
878
5
A
H
A
K
10
9
ft
O
8
5
4
C
i
,p
Harry
Ka.urlan
is
snown
ragging
me
duu
wnue
leammate
Tommy
Burlington,
in
nil
waits
for
a
close-in
pass.
Crescents
won
the
game
13-6
to
take
a
2-0
lead
in
the
(CP
PHOTO)
granulated
sugar,
2l2
Hps.
salt
;
cool
to
lukewarm.
Add
to
yeast
mixture
and
stir
in
lt
c
lukewarm
water.
Beat
in
3
c.
once-sifted
bread
flour
;
beat
welt.
Beat
in
4
tb.
melted
shorterrinK.
Work
in
3
c.
more
once-sifted
bread
flour.
Knead
until
smooth
and
elastic;
place
in
greased
bowl
and
brush
top
with
melted
butter
or
shortening.
Cover
and
set
in
warm
place,
free
from
draught.
Let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Punch
down
dough
in
bowl,
grease
top
and
let
rise
again
until
nearly
doubled.
Punch
down
do'ugh
and
roll
out
to
Vi"
thick
Ln,
Courteous
Service
The
bidding:
K4t
KmiMr
West
Call
North
Dbl.
1
8
Pass
Pasa
3
8
4
H
All
Din
I
65
TAXI
Terrace
Woman's
Auxiliary
Meets
TERRACE
Plans
for
an
An-
Golden
Wedding
Tschenikut
Lake
BURNS
LAKE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.
ft'
Jer
New
Management
In
today's
hand
Mr.
Dale
thej
old
expert
on
Humanics
had
Mr:1
I
don't
have
a
car,
Meek
for
a
partner.
It
was
hard
v
w
PHONE
i-ll
call
you
one.
for
Mr.
Dale
to
believe
that
there
I
PHONE
79
Robert
E.
Lord
of
Tschenikut
glican
Church
social
were
made
Lake
held
open
house
on
the
!
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
H.
King
ness.
Cut
into
round
wifVi
3"
cutter
;
brush
with
melted
butter
or
shortening.
Crease
rounds
deeply
with
dull
side
of
knife,
a
little
to
one
sil(
of
centre;
fold
larger
half
over
smaller
half
and
pres
along
fold.
Place,
touching
each
other,
on
greased
pans.
Grease
tops.
Cover
and
let
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
Bake
in
hot
oven,
400,
about
IS
minutes.
wasn't
an
acceptable
save
at
four
spades
on
this
deal.
Actual'
ly,
with
the
ace
ln
Mr,
Meek's
hand,
four
spades
would
have
been
down
only
one.
But
certainly
Mr.
Dale
couldn't
dream
of
bidding
it.
He
realized
that
racKing,
i
ranug
EH,
pinj
a.!
General
when
St.
Matthew's
Women's
Auxiliary
held
their
regular
monthly
meeting
there
last
Thursday
afternoon.
The
social
will
be
held
this
evening
at
8
fiftieth
anniversary-
of
their
wedding
day,
the
commodious
residence
and
all
the
guest
cab-Ins
being
filled
to
capacity
with
a
gathering
of
relatives
and
close
friends
from
all
the
west-
Irtage
and
Storage
MflmSE
da
1
Reliable
and
Effl-
o'clock
ln
the
Credit
Union
Hall,
if
he
went
set
as
much
as
500
k-
vice.
Also
anenis
ior
An
entertalsment
committee,
points,
Mr.
Meek
would
be
so
Ln
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd,
em
provinces
and
many
of
the
Slates.
Embowered
in
a
throne
of
late
headed
by
Mrs.
Laird,
was
form-
I
depressed
that
he
would
o
j
ed
for
that
evening.
Mrs.
E.
Hod-
useless
as
a
partner
ior
tne
re-;
en,
Acetylene
and
all
supplies.
I
mglnHni-
rtf
iy,a
rnKKor
.
I
if
KAY'S
CARTAGE
DRY.vm,
wild
flowers,
the
couple
were
not
,
son
was
welcomed
to
the
meeting
allowed
to
lift
a
hand
in
assist-1
as
was
Mrs.
Jeff
Lambly
aftc-r
lng
at
the
entertainment,
their
j
long
Illness.
Regrets
were
ex-slightest
wish
being
anticipated
i
pressed
by
the
president,
Mrs.
by
the
many
attending
members
Bert
West,
at
the
absence
of
a
No
more
spoiled
cakes
of
oU-scyle
yeast!
This
new
Fleischmann's
DRY
Yea
keeps
fresh
in
your
pantry!
And
k'i
jasttctlng.
One
envelope
equals
one
cake
(
fresh
yeast
in
any
recipe.
Miss
Brash
did
a
beautiful
piece
of
card-reading
to
make!
her
four
heart
bid,
Mr-
Meek)
opened
the
ace
of
spades,
saw!
MAGE
LIMITED
i
act.
;
f?
i
and
Park
Avenues
ill
a
i
the
stneleton
ln
dummy,
andi
of
the
Lord
famllv.
I
long-time
member,
Mrs.
W
Phme
60
and
6
Behind
them,
a
huge
wedding
Sparkes.
who
is
quite
ill
at
her1!110011
th
gi
I
diamonds.
The
queen
was
put
up
and
Mr.
is
;
J
home.
Mrs.
Marsh,
widow
of
the
cake,
three
storeys
high,
had
Dale
won
the
ace
and
returned
the
jack
of
diamonds,
won
by
Get
?
nOfltoS
SUfipy
HOURS
Weekdoys
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
4
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
HE
BES1
church's
first
rector,
now
living
in
Montreal
with
her
daughter,
Mrs.
3.
Farquahar,
sent
her
annual
donation
to
the
auxiliary.
It
was
decided
to
hold
the
whi
been
skillfully
decorated
by
Mrs.
Joycelin
Wylle,
who
displayed
a
thorough
familiarity
with
the
confectioner's
art,
making
a
fitting
background
for
the
reception
which
was
so
gracefully
ffl
lOm
On
Over
ter
tea
and
sale
on
December
2
In
the
I.O.O.F.
hall
and
plans
'
tendered.
for
this
will
be
made
at
the
next
meeting
which
will
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Newhouser
on
November
9.
Plumbing
Service
HONE
108
NCE
RUPERT
Gifts
from
far
and
near
were
formally
presented
with
neat
congratulatory
messages
which
brought
tears
of
delight
to
the
bride
of
the
day.
The
dining
room
tables
fairly
groaned
under
the
weight
of
huge
platters
of
game,
wild-fowl
and
all
the
delicacies
for
which
the
Lord
Auto
Camp
has
long
i3l
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LUCGACf
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Any
time
is
fea
time
with
your
(7&mmS
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neighbor
or
friends.
Twapreada
(fVS5w
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,
,
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,
,
j
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auch
good
cheer
-
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ao
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We
re
completely
rVJv-
refreehing,
relaxing.
2S
'
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V
Stocked
with
large
j
'
'
"
and
small
pieces
.
if
Have
it
every
afternoon
at
Q
fiUrn
home
or
in
any
restaurant.
J
.
(
vX
I-
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'"aw,
d
e
range
of
LUMBING
&
dyke,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lee
H.
Cooper,
Peg
Deeder,
Gertrude
Walker,
Ken
G.
Olson,
Sadie
Olson,
Ken
Larsen,
Wm.
Bishop,
Charles
W.
Beck,
Mr.
and
Mis.
K.
II.
Shaffer,
Mrs.
H.
Bishop.
Rutn
and
Roy
Lord,
Barney
Mulvany,
Jessie
Wortendyke,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
HEATING
BUD
SCHUMAh
I
been
famous.
Luncheon
started
j
at
noon
and
continued
until
mid
night.
Table
after
table
was
set
pust
Office
Bldg.)
as
new
Bursts
wc.c
....wj.
,
-
f
Patrick
N
Oihnn,
'i''f
fnTmii,
U.h
tu1
Henry
Bishop
and
Gordon
Bish-all
but
the
Lord
fRinily
and
its;
'
op.
Midnight
still
found
the
party
bury
Steamer
,
going
merrily,
but
some
of
the
,
'.7i
On.
pound
of
T
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providM
i.
L
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MATCHED
SETS
from
!
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11
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of
fiv
with
m
VKT
t
(.
O
f
l
more
considerate
of
the
visitors
suggested
an
adjournment.
All
the
guest
cabins
were
visited
ana
t
GEORGE
I
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
satellites
insisted
ln
doing
all
the
.
.
work.
A
register
was
provided
and
every
one
present
was
proud
to
sign
it.
.
x
.
At
the
head
of
the
first
table,
the
hosts
of
the
day
were
surrounded
by
their
best
friends
and
neighbors,
prominent
among
them
being
Gordon
Funnell
and
his
wife,
Claude
.Lord
-and
his
wife,
Bud
Lord;
Miss
Millie
Har-riajnn,
ftutjelgli,
DaBsy
Nicholls;
JeanCarroiJ,
Arlenfi
Wcu'tefjciyke,
Sadie
'
'Carroll,
'Robert
Worten-
triiiivviijiw
wk.
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a
general
round
up
organized,
the
main
building
surrounded
and
a
chorus
of
"For
They
Are
Jolly
Good
Fellows"
followed
by
M
Intermediate
Porta
"Good
Night
Ladies,"
brought
a
j
perfect
day
to
a
happy
ending.
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MIDNIGHT
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Heservations
Write
or
Call
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OFFICE
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m
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Massef
Couple
Married
Here
sSaTW
its
ccrcai
with
ffuir
raifins
together
with
Ketlogg;-
0vn.
I
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criSp
bran
flakes.
Rjchm
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ARE
iron,
bountitui
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goou
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DAILY.
I
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
nourishment.
It's
Kellogg
s
NKW
double
treat!
Double
oVlictousl
Double
nutritious!
Get
KEIAOOC'S
aIfflN
BRAN
rLAKics
today!
You'll
be
glad
IZZZ&I
l
CHRtSIS
GKtniNSS
jjl
,
UJ
X;
See
Them
Now
otf
Miss
Sylvia
Opal
Kelly,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Godfrey
Kelly,
Masset,
became
the
bride
of
George
E.
Storey,
also
of
Mas-
j
set,
at
a
pretty
wedding
ceremony
Saturday
afternoon
at
St.
you
did!
J
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M
a
a
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mm
mmt
i
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t
r
i
jf
J
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mm
mm
I
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1:1
lit
.
Anlrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
with
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
officiating.
,
Many
friends
from
the
Queen
i
jn
n
a.
,
.ii
s
:
c3KacaBi
H
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T
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1
f
t
Fhumt
2il
3rd
Street
Frinoe
RuDert
1
V
lj
Mi
LAI
I
n
Charlotte
Islands
and
others
formed
the
congregation
which
j
FLitf
ff
r
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I
!
II
attended
the
rite.
"1
tJJ
Nifij
iiui
li
v
i
i
it
n
i
11
a.
am
in
Given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
the
bride
was
attired;
m
,1,lltllVllll,ll
l"LJ
-j
-J
il-l-u
Lei
ii
Kami
i
m
a
lovely
weatung
gown
oi
wnue
Wheel
ance
of
that
that
are
are
out
out
of
of
bal
bal-
Jxiay
'
out
of
line
can
cut
tire
J
6
almost
in
half!
Regit-
r
C3ff
VV
X
lar
wheel
check
and
align-
.
BANNING
ment
will
SAVE
tfre
mileage
:
Jt
Yes,
let
it
rain
for
you
will
be
smartly
protected
in
one
of
our
NAVY
BURBERRYS
.
,
.
and
for
the
Men
we
hove
a
large
selection
of
8urbrrvs
and
Crovdon
TRENCH
COATS
$23.50
up
satin
and
nylon
with
train
and
veil.
-'
The
bridesmaid
was
Miss
Janet
Yeltatzle,
also
of
Masset,
who
wore
a
pale
green
floor
length
gown.
,
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