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EDITION
MUSIC
CLUB
Fine
Program
Saturday
Afternoon
at
Home
of
Mrs.
V.
T.
Kergin
The
Ladies'
Muak
Club
held
jts
annl
Msdents'
recital
on
Saturday
afternoon.
The
program
was
arranged
bf
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
while
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergin
lent
her
beavttfal
new
home
on
Fourth
Avenue
for
the
event.
There
was
a
splendid
attendance
of
mothers
of
the
pwpila,
and
mem
bers
of
the
afarathe
eceaston
being
one
of
great
enjoyment.
Pupfls
of
SL
Joseph's
Convent.
Miss
Way.
Miss
Ofefeen,
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
and
Mr.
Bategno
took
part,
assisted
by
a
few
members
of
the
crab.
Great
regret
was
expressed
at
the
absence
of
Prof.
Pryce.
who
has
been
Ifi,
and
wm
enable
to
be
present
as
on
former
accaatona.
Sister
Madeline
was
congrauuated
on
her
composition.
The
Merry
Maiden's
Potka,"
played
by
Miss
Happy
Kergin.
Mrs.
HeUbroaer
and
Miss
Lenox
preetded
at
the
tea
UMe,
assisted
byjthe
following
members
of
the
ctab,
Meedames
Anderson,
Bartlett,
Batt,
Caoen,
Parquhar,
Moore,
Me-Leod,
Smttto
and
Hlnton.
The
program
for'
the
afternoon
was
as
foBows:
-O
Canada
Piano
solo.
"A
Sailor's
Dance."
Eczema
On
Hands
Couldn't
Put
Tbem
In
Wtter
Mr.
Solomaa
Eahiopf,
S3.
No.
1,
Xeuttadt,
Oat,
write:
"I
m
troubled
wiUi
witmi
for
four
yeara,
and
it
wat
to
bad
I
eoold
not
put
bit
bands
In
water.
I
found
B
unlock
Bl'owl
Bitten
the
only
mrditliM
thai
Wuuid
gt
m.
an
rK.f,
and
nftu
taklnr
four
lottlet
the
tetema
had
all
left
nit.
I
e
now
do
hit
own
waaaing.
and
with
to
gift
thank
t
B.D.B.
for
what
it
hai
dona
for
tat."
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Monday.
April
27.
1931
Miss
Antoinette
Blaln.
Piano
solo,
"Spring
Song.'
Isabel
Sturgeon.
nrpf
TrvPTT1
T
k
7
Da.
"Military
March,"
Kathar-
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l,n
Baker
and
Charlotte
PhiUIpson
Piano
solo,
"In
the
Miss
Gladys
Mellish.
Piano
solo,
"Dance
Mias
Mary
MaeDonald
Song,
Mrs.
Crulkshank.
Piano
solo,
"La
Belle
Miss
Daphne
Hemmel.
Row
Boat"
Grotesque,'
Gavotte,"
Piano
solos,
"Etude
Poesies"
and
'Butterfly
Etude.",
Archie
Thomp
son.
Reading.
Mrs.
Bushby,
by
Mrs.
D.
Ross.
Piano
solo,
"The
Merry
Maiden
MasPhail.
LETTER
BOX
NOVELS
AND
FRESS
l
Editor,
Daily
News:
i
The
address
given
by
Rev.
p.
'Grant
Hollingworth
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotavy
Club
as
reported
In
the
Daily
New
was
very
interesting,
and
I
should
say.
ttme-
To
my
mind
he
has
touched
on
a
and
newspapers
comprise
la
large
section
of
popular
reading
today;
and
popular
reading
is
an
lmpor-
BUSH
F!RE
AT
TERRACE
Disaster
Feemed
Imminent
n)
Friday
as
Flajnes
Swept.
Ferry
.
Island
TERRACE.
April
27:
A
serious
looking
04Mb
ire
ttar'ed
up
on
Fri
day
looming
on
Ferry
island,
Ter-1
only
of
he
vital
ject.
for
as
he
ys.
novels
occupant
HiM
M
limine
i
unu
j
.
(
For
time
it
looked
is
though
they
would
have
a
hard
time
to.
escape.
II.
Tin
knil
"
..A
te
Hum
MHIA
I
tant
part
of
our
present
day
envir-
""uJh
wT;";
.
.
rush
In
connection
with
his
land
I
,k,u
k
.11...
onment.
The
quality
then
should
be
,
...
..
.
.,.,
,,
worthy
of
some
consideration.
It
U
difficult
enough
far
the
av-
ultra.
Jug
auiu
u
Ul
lark
wiiu
i
iaiu,
sot
out
of
control
and
spread
with
great
rapidity
over
the
whole
island
1
tf
""ten
ait
three-quarters
of
a
knd
w.
his
place
,
.
to
the
scheme
of
f
M
a
lT
'u
wae
Logging
operation
bad
been
onomlc
complexities
of
out
modern
.-Jk
the
island
during
re-
f-L
fL22?fi
cent
years
and
piles
of
slashings
"
'Z1''::
""r
w.-e
left
m
every
every
d
to
these
the
low-grade
novel
and
the
multitudinous
maga
shies
of
doubtful
character
and
the
probtau
is
a
real
one,
direction.
These
led
Ife
flaa
to.
iuiy
and
for
af
time
tt
aevaMal
aa
K
a
real
disaster
I
was
Imairtdteg.
the
wind
heading
.
.
.
...
.o,
ctroagr
towards
Terrace
kig.
As
remark
in
your
editorial
ZT
you
Portunateiy
tcJv
a
a
wide
,,
slough
eUM1Bh
tPlv,r
comment
on
Mr.
Hoinngworth's
ad-
separ-
atea
to
"
brtand
from
the
-
mainland
'
:
11,...
ko..kiii.iiMcii.
1
L
.ZZZl
and
this
was
a
material
factor
iu
sibJIK,;
Uie
newspaper
Is
;
ubiq-tt-
ous
and
its
influenece
cnthe
publk
bweze
tbe
mind
is
incessant
Editorial
func-TCribI,
tions
are
usually
in
the
hands
of
,
.
QlH
k,
a
i
educated
people,
so
that
there
..T;.,,
,.
hrl.
,nrf
auy
tbse
in
utin
the
bridge
and
I
seems
to
be
no
doubt
about
the
duty
'of
the
press
to
keep
the
educational
and
moral
standard
of
its
reading
;
matter
as
high
as
possible.
,
Considering
the
influence
of
local
newspapers,
I
think
we
are
l&rtu-
seems
reasonably
press
despatches
go.
Personally
I
enjoy
reading
the
Sunday
magazine
section
for
the
human
interest
it
contains,
and
I
think
its
moral
and
.
deahat
with
stuaU
outbursts
which
I
had
been
set
up
by
sharks
crossing
the
slough.
For
a
time
tb
residen-
i
cos
of
Moscrs.
Daly.
Sherwood.
Ore-
I
jot
J
ana
Aitree
were
ra
liiujer
dui.
as
the
more
readily
combustible
ma-
1:'
'
teriai
got
used
up.
the
flame
gra
Province
appears
to
have
some
con-
dually
subsided
and
with
the
dark-neas
oely
scattered
flickcrtogs
were
T
rKlowing
Ur
showers
of
sparks.
to
be
rehable.
as
Deyeea
a
severe
scare
iuc
iumajr
i
earac
through
safely.
I
Saturday
saw
the
fire
under
eon-1
"7'
.nv.
Itroi.
only
the
far-stretched
end
of
,
.
h.nV
tt
malntalnc
a
uict
and
rvm-'
..
.
'
gressive
attitude
towards
the
ehur
The
wind
kept
in
the
direction
away
from
the
I
lamer
dwetimg
and
;the
island
contributing
to
the
wre,.
u
ning
nine
Empire
tanmre
handle
nanaie
the
me
daily
aauy
news
news
wi,.
.
n.
iKergin.
-
iin
a
reasonable
and
sane
manner.!
.1
....
v.
.
"""f,
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:
i
oeneve
a
corretDonaeni
in
me
,
,,,
,r
.w.
,
l.
Song,
Mm
Carson.
Piano
solo,
"Bird
Song,"
Miss
Ruth
Nelson.
Duet.
"Pas
de
Charge,"
Misses
Ruth
GUHs
and
Helen
McCaffery.
Piano
sole.
"Sonata
op.
14"
(Beethoven.
Miss
Audrey
Parkin.
Piano
solo.
"Murmuring
Brook,"
Miss
Maxine
Heilbroner.
Duet,
violin
and
piano.
"Annie
Laurie,"
Misses
BUeen
and
Phyhs
HambHn.
Piano
solo.
"Daisy
Chain,"
Allan
Kergin.
Piano
solo.
"Wood
Nymphs
Harp,"
Bjolg
Luth.
"God
Save
the
Kteg."
Now
if
the
fettow
who
invented
windshields
will
only
try
his
talent
on
banks.
The
Salvation
Army
Annual
$el-Denial
Appeal
riesse
Help
The
Army
of
the
Helplne
Hand.
The
Salvation
Army
claims
your
assistance
in
its
world-wide
fight
arainat
wrong
and
social
mistry.
Your
gift
will
be
passed
on
to
the
lick
and
suffering
and
sinful
and
thereby
help
to
make
a
better
worUJ
Make
your
ruponae
your
utmoat
effort.
Campaign
From
April
25
to
May
10.
letter
section
of
a
recent
Sunday
!
Province
spotted
one
defect
which
,
seems
to
be
rather
general
with
modern
newspapers.
He
referred
to
the
practice
of
the
press
investing
reports
of
crimes
with
the
wrong
atmosphere.
The
number
of
synonyms
provided
by
the
English
lan-,
guage
is
taken
advantage
of
by
many
writers
and
Instead
of
referring
to
a
robber
as
a
common
thief
they
call
him
a
bandit.
Undoubtedly
this
increases
reader
interest,
but
although
the
technical
facts
may
be
correct
they
are
distorted
and
misrepresented
by
the
halo
of
romance
with
which
they
are
adorned.
The
power
af
suggestion
such
reports
have
for
adolescent
minds
is
bound
to
have
effects.
F.
J.
BOUTELL
Presbyterian
Girls
Have
Tea
and
Sale
Under
the
auspices
of
uie
Presbyterian
Canadian
Girls
in
Train-
.
ing
a
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
an
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Robert
Cameron,
Thompson
Street.
The
guests
were
received
bv
Mis'-
Beulah
McKlnley,
president
or
the
C.
O.
I.
T..
and
Mrs.
D.
C
Stuart
Miss
Muriel
-
Vance
was
'(invenor
nl
the
tea
room.
8rvl-
I
teurs
were
Misses
Jean
Ritchie
Mary
Bremner.
Viola
Johnson.
Ad-
:
elia
Thurber.
Margaret
WIMiseroft
1
!
Wlnnlfred
Eby
and
RMe
Ftntav.
;
Mrs.
W.
D.
Holllngworth
and!
IMiy.
J
W.
McKlnley
had
charge
'
of
the
urns.
'
Miss
Evelyn
Anderson
was
e&sh-1
ier.
!
i
The
prettv
decorations
were
in
'haree
of
Mrs.
Cameron.
Durine
the
afternoon
there
was!
'
a
delightful
musical
program
I
flanifti
ches,
as
evidenced
by
the
series
of
1
0j
klnd
Nq
mA
anv
articles
recenUy
published,
entttted.
1
.
,
a
4
,rmm
Af
"I
was
a
stranger
and
ye
took
me
nearer
home
I
consider
that
the
Daily
News
and
the
Eve
which
was
la
charge
of
Miss
RoseJ
;Rlce.
ThereTwfft
pttho
WbS
ST-
i
Ml'
Ellie
Finlay
and
Miss
Wfnnt-,
1
fredEby.'andvocalfliolosbyMlss
Betty
Wood
and
Miss
Beulah
Mc-i
IKlnley.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
C
i
Gllkcr.
The
home
rooking
table
was
In,
charge
of
Miss
Betty
Cameron
and
MIm
Dorothy
Fraser.
Mrs.
C.
Han.
the
leader,
was
general
supervisor.
When
old
Dobln
lost
an
eye,
nobody
had
to
lump
a
ditch
to
avoid
hitting
him
on
the
blind
side.
excellent
land
was
vastly
helped
in
its
clearing.
If
you
sulTerfrom
biliousness
or
indigestion
there
is
nothing
better
than
Beecliam's
Pills
Hecclmiid
mm
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HEALTH
Lawn
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class
garden
earth
for
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beautiful
new
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de
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fan-roveuienla.
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lowert
t
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hss
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uie
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htve
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priee
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uow
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