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Thursday,
June
19,
1930
jger
Guess
are
those
relating
to
the
B.
C.
Silver'
Company.
The
B.
C.
,
holdings
are
not
being
worked,
and
LIGHT
CAKES
that
keep
moist
for
daya
are
obtained
by
using
1
tablespoon
lessor
cup
of
Purity
if
your
recipe
calls
for
ordinary
pastry
or
soft
wheat
Hour.
1
Unrivalled
for
Bread
Ttie
lirmlman-kcr
Milling
limited
At
all
Principal
B.C
Point
RECITAL
ON
PIANO
Pupils
f
St.
Joseph's
Academy
Delighted
Parents
Last
Night
On
Tuesday
evening
the
piano
premier
uoia
wining
company.,
BmUh
are
frankly
,.Au
caprjeg-
large
properties
In
this
region
are
aTerse
t0
loslng
control
of
what
u
uzTziret
Christiansen,
still
under
development
with
plans
beileved
to
be
a
vaiuable
gold
pro-
"Sonatina"
(KUhlan).
maturing
for
heavy
production
as
,
and
are
erureavorlhg
to
retain
ette
Blaln.
"SLSJ?
ll
under
British
direction.
,
"Hanlns
Gardens"
White
it
Is
recognized
iw
by
.w
the
Pre-
,
ln
v,ew
of
lhe
W0rld.8
demand
for
Margaret
sue
Gullck.
mler
Company
that
the.
life
of
their
,
gold
Lonrion
interests
have
re-
"Allegretto"
(Bern),
parji.w
mine
measuraoi,
wuiun
cently
iuted
a
new
movement
Beattle.
sight,
it
doe
not
follow
that
the
end
whJch
haa
a,
,u
objectlve
B.
c.
Su-
-i
rqj
du
village"
Uielns),
Elt
may
come
within
a
period
of
several
ver
and
Sebakwe
consoUdation.
sle
LeDuke.
years
yet.
In
the
cleaning
up
of
a
whlch
mlght
ajS0
lnciude
Premier
-Pettte
Waltz"
(Ketterer),
Bar-mine
It
frequenUy
happens
that
Bordcr
gherwood
nt?Jlttl??m
Uf.?
ff
l0";
T1
interesting
position
of
Pre-
"LaBelle
CftTotte
(Oranfield),
catcd
which
provide
additional
ore
mler
Border
guch
a
unlficaUon
paphne
HammeU
for
added
years
of
mUllng
That
follow,
tmm
Iact
lu
pro.
MgJr
Rnrt
,Sehumann),
Edna
seems
to
be
the
situation
with
the
perty
wouW
be
the
loglcai
slte
for
omim
Premier,
where
recently
some
new
a
and
the
proper
tunnel
ltvt:s
..mtCn
night"
(Russell).
Grace,
ore
bodies
have
been
discovered.
lor
the
economic
extraction
of
the
LeDuke
and
Oecllc
Desjardins.
1
Premier
Seeks
n.
a
Sliver
,B.
C.
811ver-Sebakwe
ores.
From
Its
a
"In
the
Country,"
(b)
"The.
At
die
same
lime
the
Premier
Is
SWi&lmiba
XvltchM
Dan"
.
(KuUak),
Shirley.
tvj,
.
-A
extracted
by
the
gravity
method.
McEwen.
.
?
.
.
,'
ompeSleT
'
'
ln
add,t1
Premler
rder
has
?
VarialiriAs
In
A.
Major"
In
Ite
annual
re'norta
for
the
nast
&naA7
develiCQ
a
Promising
por-
.Beethoven).
Rose
Wesch.
fewt
"Kondo
Ovotte"
from
-Sixth
whicAm.ay
the
wntlnuat
on
of
violin
Sonata"
(Bach-Burmelster),
reference
to
the
negotiation
that
k
been
.,.,..
under
'
to
7'
ineBeDanre
one
01
geologically
re-
Katherine
Watson.
have
way
control
of
the
B.
C.
SUver.
In
the
Premier's
last
annual
re
port
Issued
only
a
few
weeks
ago
perhaps
the
most
Interesting
of
the
comments
made
by
General
Mana-
pays
Get
the
Ad.
leading
habit.
NOMINATING
BLANK
To
be
filled
out
In,
nominating
candidate
for
the
Daily
News
i:lrc-Uon
Campaign.
This
should
be
cut
out
and
mailed
or
delivered
to
the
Campaign
Manager,
Immediately.
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NAME
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r
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ADDRESS
poLificAL
PARTY
NOMINATED
BY
j
c
(Douste),
Margaret
lted
to
th
main
rtettter
porphyry,
-wstlte"
(Chopin).
Helen
McCaf-
wne-
ifery.
,
"Arabeske"
(Schumann),
Marie
jt
Murphy,
Walts"
(Chopin),
Mrs.
Ollker.
"Poiacca
Brlllante"
(Weber),
Ruth
Qlllles.
Isolation
Hospital
!
Committee
Named
Hospital
Board
and
City
Coiincil
Representatives
Are
to
Confer
'
At
last
night's
meeting
of
the
hospital
board,
the
finance
committee
and
managing
secretary
were
delegated
as
a
committee
to
meet
a
special
committee
from
the
city
council
and
confer
upon
the
mat
ter
of
Isolation
hospital
admlnls
tratlon.
Mayor
C.
H.
Orme
made
the
re
i
quest
that
the
committee
of
the
hospital
board
be
used.
One
of
the
suggestions
made
at
a
recent
coun
ell
meeting
was
that
the
Isolation
.hospital
administration
be
taken
!
ovp
r
,bvj
th&general
In
4iia
interests
i
ui
ccuuum
una
ci'L.ei
rcsuiu.
The
Letter
Box
KICK
At
SCHOOL
BOAKD
Editor
Daily
News:
ft
Is
very
difficult
in
fact
almost
impossible,
not
to
experience
a
feeling
of
resentment
when
one
knows
they
have
not
received
a
sfjuare
deal.
t
refer
to
the
tender
submitted
recently
to
the
Board
of
School
Trustees
for
repairing
andvshingl-
Ihtr
Borden
Street
School.
I
was
the
lowest
bidder
and
as
I
am
a
competent
tnah
the
contract
should'
have
been
given
to
me.
It
must
be
apparent
to
any
fair-
minded
citizen
to
use
a
slang
expression
"that
I
got
It
In
the
neck"
and
the
ratepayers
have
again
been
Unfortunate
in
their
selection
of
school
trustees.
Yours
very
truly,
C.
K.
YTREBERG.
Bon.
r.
Randolph
Bruce,
Lieutenant
Governor
of
British
Colum
bia,
and
his
niece.
Miss
Margaret
MacKenzie.
Chatellne
of
Govern
ment
House,
Victoria,
will
arrive
here
tomorrow,
morning,
on
the;
art
effort,
says
Mr.
Ouess,
on
the
pupiis
01
at
josepns
aiucuijt
prince
ueorge
irom
me
souui
ana.
ttart
of
Premier
to
work
out
an
od-
lighted
their
parents
and
friends
entrain
for
Hazelton
where
they1
its
pmtinff
hnsi
which
would
he
satis-
with
with
a
a
very
very
nleosing
pleasing
recital.
recital.
The
The
will
win
meet
meet
and
and
.accompany
acconmanv
on
on
fartnrv
tn
hnth
nafties
has
not
vet
many
numbers
were
executed
with
:
return
south
the
Alaska-Yukon
Interests
May
Mill
been
successful
but
Is
being
contin-
a
finish
and
confidence
that
spoke
;
highway
auto
caravan.
Own
Ore
In
Portland
!
Tne
adjoining
ground
could
be
nigmy
ior
tne
taiem,
ana
omgmn
p.,,-!
forked
to
advantage,
he
believes.
"
me
penormers.
l,anai
;The
and
Uff
of
Premler
the
event
was
also
made
the
oc-
Vnuiri
be
utilized
economically
and
caslon
for
the
presentation
of
dl-
th
wnrw,
'
the
company,
he
says,
would
secure
plomas
obtained
from
the
Toronto
,
.o
..v..v,
of
added
life
conservatory
ot
music
iasi
year,
manv
many
vears
years
01
aaaea
uie.
of
and
1U
the
,
stocks
gold,
converse,
.
stand-
marvpt
Obstacles
to
the
deal
have
so
far
Tne
goia
mpaai
ior
hishest
nignesv
siana
iSnti,
mZS
Sr
i22h
iProd
reat
to
be
overcome,
ing
.In
theory
of
music
was
Awarded
was
recently
given
by
Sir
Joslah
...
tn
M1
Ruth
Gmie.
and
y,.
sUver
Stamp,
economist
"
and
man
of
ar-
XI.
Id
lejJVlLCU
Uldb
UlilClClllCO
OiC
'
j
)ki
leornof
oii,.
medal
ior
miermeoiaie
Diano
piay-i
fairs,
as
reason
for
the
worldwide
"7
"T'au
Z
.
ftnd
lhMrv
'
to
M1
"
Kath-rinei
industrial
depression,
says
the
Van-
PSLJ
C!
Sf
couver
Province.
.
iUOQ.OOO..
while
B.
C.
The
program
was
as
foUows:
wonomisu
me
wona
over
Bvc
,
-
.
n-
"Eleele"
(DDuont.
Frances
slightly
varying
explanation
Jf
IheM
prevailing
depression,
according
to.
ment
000.
Moore.
r
i
anM.
i.
"Trttprmm.n"
authorized
capital
has
been
fully
Mary
Macdonald.
(Duval),
Gladys
particular
local
or
nauonai
cenai
.
'
.v
:
,,
winuh
..
.
to
fact
that
while
Its
mlneraliza-
Meuisn.
i,.
,..
Am
tn
tK
.Knta
rj
r,w,
i
ticmS,butastothe7Aortawo,gold4.
)Metod
ta
c-
(Schumann),
"San
6ouce"
(Uchner),
38
ot
the
has
suffl-
8tock.
ttjgJ-
.
gllng
to
retain
their
existing
gold
.
Clent
to
invitation
to
tne
Z.T,
voting
prevent
re-
.
and
th
the
market
is
u
...-
power
holdings
eager
!c,nlten
nd
the
of
1Ieln9),
Mai2ie
oaraewn
further
funds
as
was
recently
mld-
pro-
n.
f.
fnr
ihAt
rMMn
that
producing
"....-j-.
companies
are
In
the
fa-
f
eI"kwe
itertsts
ui.
f
ai
B.
B.
C.
C.
Silver
Silver
Is
is
financed
financed
and
and
c
con-
Letourneau.
.
...-
...
it..,
trolled
bv
the
British
Canadian
Sll-
eageny
aosorpuve
marKei
ior
uieir.
-
.
.
.1J1
m,nht'
ttiint
Jean
-
Dance
"Andante"
(Mozart),
Jim
Gullck.
"March
In
C
Rummell)r
Andre
"Hungarian
Dance"
(Engie
H,PUt
!l
a
2S
h
the
Selukwe
Gold
Minlne
and
Fi-
"Cheetf
Ul
Moment-
(Ketterer),
giui
ana
a
iauing
an
in
price
m
-
practically
all.
other
iffiaUJs
,
nance
Corporation
Co..
London.
This
situation
Is
of
Interest
to
National
Interests
Freda
Mussallem.
"Whirlagig"
(Ballard),
Margaret)
McDonald
BrlUsh
wherein'
the1
..ih.om1"
Columbia,
-v,.
-iiairw
in
ntrte
n.tit
Vn
nmm
Portland
Canal
there
Is
loca-
area
,u
also
a
faqtor
ln
the
dlfflculty
or
,The
Qlad
May
Mom..
(Chorus),
ted
seme
of
the
largest
gold
depo-
'successruI
negotlaUons
for
acquis!
Junior
pupils,
sits
the
Dominion.
Made
famous,
In
Uon
of
conttol
by
Prcmler
of
the
Clowns"
(Adams),
by
the
spectecular
operations
of
the
;
whIch
u
an
AmeriCan
company.
EHen
Meore.
GOLD
WATCH
GIVEN
AWAY
FREE
!
To
Some
Person
Subscribing
to
the
Daily
News
During
the
Present
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Those
who
subscribe
to
the
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News.during
the
present
campaign
have-
an
opportunity
of
winning
a
solid
14-carat
Wal-tham
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lY-jewelled,
purchased
by
the
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from
II
W.
Cameron.
This
is
a
present
to
one
of
those
who
subscribe
in
addition
to
the
valuable
prizes
given
to
the
candidates
The
watch
is
a
splendid
one,
guaranteed
by
the
makers,
and
will
be
on
view
in
Cameron's
window
in
the
next'
tow
days.
The
campaign
receipt
for
a
subscription
to
the
News
gives
a
chance
on
the
watch.
Be
sure
you
keep
your
receipt.
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at
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.
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.
tell
him
about
your
old
Victrola
todayl
If
it
bears
tbo
Victor
traJe-mark,
he
will
allow
ypu
8H0
on
your
pur
chase
of
Victor's
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new
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this
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enjoyment
.
.
.
the
matchless
TONE
of
Victor
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and
the
amazing
realism
of
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new
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.
.
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znent
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T
T
V
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For
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The
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has
out-dated
other
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just
as
the
Orthophonic
Victrola
uuicLlyout-dated
the
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machine."
Victor
wants
its
countless
old
customers
to
enjoy
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the
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of
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years
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the
very
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in
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of
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reproduction.
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is
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oflcr
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made
to
owners
of
old
Victrolas
ejrcfuiirely.
nut
only
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few
out
of
hun
dreds
of
thousands
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'
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