F..r
it
all
pnd
tttrl
ttrrt:
Last
evening
the
piano
pupils
of
St.
Joseph's
Academy
gave
their
closing
recital.
The
hall
was
well
filled
with
the
parents
and
friends
of
the
performers,
who
showed
keen
appreciation
of
the
work
ac-
crannlishMl
Had
Eczema
All
Over
Her
Body
Mr.
Ln
W
antler,
SpriiiRforJ,
Out.,
writ:
"Fur
lung
while
I
wm
troubled
with
wawna
all
oyer
my
body.
It
would
Imru
Mid
itrb
M
at
night
I
could
not
ml.
Iltrird
tlafoivlrrnriiiea
ibut
of
no
avul.
I
was
adronl
to
take
Burdock
Blood
Bittern,
and
after
taking
five
bottle
tnv
blood
completely
cleared
of
the
eciema.
iin..'iftitTd.
far
n
rb
y
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IS
PRESENTED
Miss
Marie
Balagno
Wins
Award
Recital
at
Academy
Thursday,
Jane
IS,
1932
Jessel)
Adele
and
Freda
Mussal-
lem.
"Second
Valse."
tDurand)
Frances
Moore.
"The
Musk
Box."
(PoMtni)
Chiea
Nishikaie.
"Taante!le,,
(Cuthbert)
vieve
Wangh.
"The
Haymakers'
March,"
(Zim-mermann
Betty
and
Nancy
Brown.
"Elfin
Dance."
Jensen
Malzie
Cameron.
"The
Musical
Clock,"
Leiss
Ellen
Moore.
"Doll
dance,"
Mercadante
Margaret
Beattie.
"The
Whirling
Dervish."
iBngel-
manni
Edna
Qllllea.
At
the
dose
of
the
.program.
ih,'rTfehlde
m
DFtett
cenu
leaves
ootainea
irojn
uie
iv-
ronto
Conservatory
of
Muic
during
the
oast
year
were
persented
by
Reverend
Father
Webb.
O.
M.
I.
The
Acaaemy
gold
medal
for
the
highest
attainment
in
examinations
was
awarded
to
Marie
Balagno.
The
program
was
as
follows:
'
Waltz'
tMack
Charlotte
lagno.
Margaret
Christiansen.
Chopin
i
"Song
of
the
Volga
Boatmen."
Mero
Margaret
Beattie
and
Margaret
Christiansen.
Nine
Variations."
Beethoven
Mary
Oime.
I
"Gypsy
Rondo
Trlo."
Haydn
i
'Frances
Mcore.
Ellen
Moore
and
Ba-:
Marie
Balagno.
Russian
Dance."
Friml
Aud-
"Witches'
Dance."
iKuhl:.hi
rey
Parkin
Murit
Amadio.
"Caprice
Espagnol."
'Moszkow-
"Dance
of
the
Marionette.
Le-.skyi
Marie
Balagno.
venon'
June
Manktnson
"Norwegian
Enaal
Procession.'
'
Parade
of
the
Wooden
Soldiers."
Orie
Ruth
Gill'es
LONDON
DRY
GIN
Thi.s
.u.verittti'.ciil
is
not
iuoii.vi
.
,.,
u-.ad
b
tne
Liquoi
Control
IVvirfl
w
bv
the
nnvrrnment
of
British
Columbia
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
-
BLACK
COD
-
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Siorage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
KUPERT,
B.C.
TO
SELL
FT.
NORMAN
OIL
Company
to
Reopen
Wells
at
Once,
to
Supply
Gasoline
aud
Fuel.
Oil
in
Arctic
i
EDMONTON,
June
16:
Soon
the
business-like
throb
of
diesel
engines
I
may
replace
the
pecking
of
miner's
hand
drill
on
the
radlum-rlsh
snores
or
'Great
Bear
Lake.
Thisi
vept
from
the
cows
tQ
the
consumers
and
to
do
this
in
toe
summer,
.safe
oi
crude
oil.'
the
life-
i
most
sanitnry
and
cleanly
manner
possible,"
stated
Casey
blood
of
rock
minim,
at
Fort
Nor-!
tinh
innnt,.
thH
Dominion
Dnirv.
to
a
renresentativ
nuin
at
20
cents
a
ioUite
ui
tfc
ceau
a
opment.
iTion
aCt'0
the
Da
vvho
Paid
3
vl5it
t0"the
da,I'y
yesterday,
("Our
dairy
is
open
to
visitors
and
we
are
glad
to
show
Norman
is
almost
a
a
certainty.
certainty.
This
has
long
been
the
dream
of
mining
men
in
the
north,
and
it
was
turped
tf
actuality
by
the
announcement
of
Ronald
W.
MacKinnon,
Imperial
Oil
Limited
engineer,
who
will
leave
with
two
assistants
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
and
a
load
of
suppHes
to
start
op-
Clty
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
5.00
erations
of
the
company's
two
rich
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advanc.
per
week
10c
wells.
Discovery
1
and
2.
63
miles
By
mall
to
all
parts
or
Northern
and
Central
British
Colombia.
below
Fort
Norman
on
the
bank
of
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00
;
ne
Mac
kenzie
River.
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
oi
British
uoiuraoia.
tne
unusn
un-
The
development
will
remove
one
of
the
chief
hindrances
to
work
on
mineral
claims
at
Great
Bear
Lake.
With
gasoline
selling
at
$8
a
gallon
at
Great
Bear
Lake,
mining
companies
have
been
forced
to
ship
the
precious
fluid
In
by
boat
or
airplane
and
build
storage
tanks
for
their
reserve
supplies.
Development
of
the
boundless
wealth
of
the
north
country
has
been
most
costly
Thta
rummer
it
will
all
be
chang-
d.
Recently
at
Toronto
Mr.
Mac-
Ktnnon
stood
In
the
Imperial
Oil
laboratories
and
heard
the
reassur
ing
throb
of
Junkers
diesel-type
en
erode
as
the
company's
research
laboratories
could
make
it
The
en
gines
were
those
of
one
of
the
ri-'or
mining
companies
now
heavily
interested
in
the
Great
Bear
devel
Recently
Mr.
MacKinnon
in
Edmonton
told
of
the
decision
of
thr
J
90
company
to
develop
their
well"
1
at
Norman
as
a
service
to
develop-1
ment
of
the
northland
and
as
an
I
experiment
In
small-scale
dlftWlns
of
crude
ow
into
gasoline
and
fuel
1
oil.
"I
cannot
gay
definitely
that
we
hall
be
able
to
supply
gasoline."
fe
said,
"nor
can
I
say
what
supply
of
it
we
shall
be
able
to
distill.
But
I
can
say
safely
that
it
is
almost
a
certainty
that
gasoMn,e
wlU
be
sold
at
the
company's
well
at
Fort
Norman
for
90
cents
a
gallon
this
summer.
To
Operate
Refinery
"There
is
no
possible
doubt
that
we
shall
be
selling
crude
oil
at
20
cents
this
summer."
"The
plan
for
this
year."
he
said,
"is
to
assist
development
at
Great
Bear
Lake
by
opening
the
wells
and
producing
o)l
for
fuel
and
diesel
engines,
and
in
conlunction
to
do
a
certain
amount
of
refining
with
the
small
still
which
was
taken
In
in
1931.
to
supply
local
demands.
At
present
it
is
ImooMible
to
give
be
date
when
gasoline
will
be
sold
it
the
refinery,
due
to
the
unknown
r
ruittion
of
the
old
still
and
boilers,
and
other
uncertain
factors.
"But
as
soon
as
this
is
known
the
information
and
the
amount
avail-
ble
will
be
broadcast
over
the
Fort
Norman
radio
station.
It
will
bei
ume
time
this
summer."
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
Monday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
4
n.m
Tuesday
as.
Catala
....
1:30
pjr.
Thursday
ss.
Pr.
George
JO
pjn.
Friday
as.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
o.ru
Ss.
Cardena
midnight
June
18
ss.
Prln.
Norah
....
pjn
June
22
ss.
Prln.
Louise
....
pin.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
ss.
Catala
pjn.
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
George
11:30
ajn.
Friday
ss.
Cardena
p.m.
Ss.
Princess
Adelaide
p.m.
June
13
.
Prln.
Norah
pjn.
June
17
ss.
Prln.
Louise
ajii.
June
27
as.
Prln.
Louise
ajn.
For
Naa
River
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m.
From
Nsas
River
Fort
Simpson
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
....
11:30
ajn.
For
Stewart
and
Anyox
Sunday
ss.
Catala
's
pjn.
from
Mew
art
and
Anyox
Tuesday
ss.
Cataja
.
..
11:30
ajn
Thurs,
&s.
Pr.
George
8
pjn
For
Ocean
Falls-Monday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
....
4
pjn.
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
Oeorge
...
10
pjn
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
pjn
From
.Ocean
Fallowed.
ss.
Pr.
George
...
10:30
a.m
Friday
ss.
Cardena
pjn
Ss.
Princess
Adelaide
pjn.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
June
22
ss.
Pr.
Jonn
ajn.
f
1
n
r.
l
are
succeeding
Is
evidenced
by
the
Increasing
number
of
people
who
buy
our
milk,
especially
those
with
young
children,
whose
health
depends
upon
their
getting
the
very
best
there
is."
In
the
barn
en
Eleventh
Avenue
several
that
would
come
In
later
to
keep
up
the
necessary
continuous
supply.
Five
of
the
cows
were
Jerseys
and
one
a
Ournsey.
thus
Insuring
the
high
quality
of
the
milk
produced.
The
barn
is
light
and
airy,
the
floor
of
concrete,
modern
iron
stanchions
are
used
insuring
perfect
comfort
for
the
cat-
j
tie
and
automatic
drinking
cups
have
ben
Installed.
Conditions
I
could
scarcely
be
better.
Milking
was
going
on
at
the
time
of
the
visit.
The
cows
had
as
usual
!
I
I
bsubu
gnjtm
sfj
rK?KuriKxr
THRIFT
PURE
FOOD
SPECIALS
-
for
Friday
&
Saturday
BEEKIST
HONEY
Oil
Qdf
per
2Vi-lb.
tin
LIBBY'S
PRUNES-Medlum
4
In
Fruit,
per
2-lb.
pkg.
FANCY
WHITE
FIGS
2
lbs
RED
ARRQW
SODAS
per
pkg.
VICTORY
BLEND
Coffee
Economy
per
lb.
8AGO
and
TAPIOCA
per
lb.
READY
CUT
MACARONI
2
lbs
ONTARIO
CHEESE
per
lb.
.
PALMULlVE
80AP
Limit
8
bars.
4
bars
TOILET
TI88UE
8
rolls
lit
19c
19c
COFFEE
Real
22c
ROYAL
CITY
SQUPS
VegeUble.
Pea
and
Tomato
)f
3
tins
ROAST
BEEF
Libby's
No.
1
tins,
per
tin
MA1irtc)-tiue
rtiooon
Large
package.t.
per
pkg.
CHOICE
PINK
SALMON-per
1-lb.
tin
O
OLD
DUST-Large
Packages,
per
pkg.
SWANSDOWN
CAKE
FLOUR,
per
pkg.
5c
13c
18c
15c
25c
KARLY
OARDtN
PEAS
Del
Monte
Very
Choice
Offo
2
tins
WHITE
CROSBY
CORN
Royal
City
Brand,
2
tins
19c
ROYAL
CITY
APRICOTS
No.
2
Tall
tins,
Cho.ee
Quality
4Qp
JLOls
nr
tin
BLUEBERRIES
Aylmer
No.
2
tall
tins,
per
tin
28c
17c
25c
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
JAM
Raspberry,
Strawberry,
Black
Currant,
Apricot
1
per
4-lb.
tin
9c
23c
28c
Store
Will
Close
at
6
P-M.
op
Saturday
and
Every
Saturday
Thereafter
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
Phone
179
201
Third
Ave.
"CARRY
AND
SAVE"
variraivritarsmirirsTTiTitH
JM1
Local
liairy
rrovmes
itiii
IK
That
Is
On
Customers'
Tables
"
Soon
After
Taken
from
Cows
"Our
aim
is
to
suddIv
perfectly
fresh
and
pure
milk
di-
them
how
the
milk
Is
handled
In.
order
to
insure
the
best
possible
!ed
to
avold
anv
Impurities
getting
results
to
our
customers.
That
we,n;
T.
l
In
the
dairy
adjoining,
an
elec
tric
bottle-washer
was
In
use
and
it
was
explained
that
the
bottles
were
first
cleansed
with
soda
water,
then
rinsed
in
pure
water
and
later
stlrlllzed
in
steam.
The
milk
Is
cooled
Immediately
after
milking
to
a
temperature
of
around
40
degrees
and
then
bottled.
No
chan-
were
ten
cows
being
milked
and
ces
are
taken
with
the
product
to
insure
that
the
customer
gets
the
freshest
possible
milk
at
the
lowest
possible
price.
The
cows
in
the
dairy
have
all
been
tested
by
Government
Inspectors
for
T.B.
and
are
guaranteed
free
from
that
disease.
No
sooner
is
milking
and
bottling
completed
at
4.30
a.m.
than'
the
milk
Is
on
the
road
to
the
customers,
the
morning
delivery
..being
complete
by
about
eight
O'clock
which
means
that
within
two
or
three
hours
from
the
time
the
cows
1
I
1
1
j
.
i
.
.
j
J
l
i
,1
,
.
.
i
.
a
m"
r"3e"
'"
uuur
wm..-
,
arc
mmre
mua
is
'
uie
oeing
vea
tines
as
they
ran
smoothly
on
a
fue'
made
as
near
to
the
Fart
Norman
i
on
customers'
porridge.
There
is
also
an
afternoon
delivery
Just
after
the
afternoon
mllklne
be-
(tween
4.30
and
530.
;
Any
surplus
milk
is
put
through'
the
cream
separator
arid
the
cream
;is
delivered
to
the
customers
Just
as
fresh
as
the
milk.
The
demand
1
for
this
Is
so
great
that
It
has'
I
become
necessary
to
import
cream
I
from
a
ranch
at
Telkwa
to
supplement
the
local
supply.
Mr.
Vlnk
expresses
himself
at
much
pleased
with
the
success
y.t
savsssvms
sasivi
iitr
tiao
ail
auiu
of
plans
In
mind
for
the
extension
of
his
barns
to
accommodate
the
growing
business.
SYNOD
IS
GOING
O.N
j
'
'Continued
from
page
one)
committees
after
which
the
Bishop
.ueaented
his
charge
to
the
synod
which
was
a
full
report
of
the
work
jf
the
diocese
during
the
past
four
years,
special
mention
being
made
A
the
new
arrivals
In
the
diocese
.no
those
who
have
been
colled
to
aigher
service.
A
memorial
com-:ulUee
was
appointed
to
see
that
Jue
recognition
was
made
of
the
ork
done
by
those
who
have
entered
Into
rest.
A
matter
was
discussed
dealing
with
the
standing
of
the
licensed
ay
readers
of
the
diocese.
C.
V.
Evitt,
secretary-treasurer
of
ht
diocese,
presented
the
treasures
r.iort.
showing
the
financial
standing
and
the
great
difficulty
hkh
has
been
experienced
In
carrying
on
and
extending
the
work
of
lie
diocese
during
the
period
of
treat
depression
which
has
been
experienced
by
all
churches
and
by
those
In
commercial
and
Industrial
life.
The
afternoon
session
was
'irooght
to
a
close
at
5:30.
In
the
evening
a
service
of
worship
was
held
In
the
Cathedral,
commencing
at
8
o'clock,
the
speaker
at
which
service
was
Rev.
Professor
H.
R.
Trumpour
of
the
Anglican
Theological
College
at
Vancouver
ile
stressed
the
great
need
of
the
realisation,
of
the
need
pf
Christ
In
the
world,
using
the
prophet's
words:
"Not
by
might
nor
by
power
but
by
my
spirit
salth
the
Lord
of
Hosts,"
showing
that
the
spirit
of
Christ
must
permeate
the
world
and
must
be
the
dynamic
power
in
ill
the
church's
undertakings
and
is
the
only
hope
for
the
world
during
this
period
of
depression
and
dissatisfaction.
Today's
Proceedings
Morning
prayer
and
Holy
Communion
was
celebrated
in
the
Cathedral
at
7:30
ajn.
today,
follow-,
id
by
a
lecture
and
quiet
hour
by
Profeiisor
Trumpour
from
0:30
to
10:30.
Litany
was
read
at
10:30
by
Rev.
Canon
Proctor
followed
by
the
ordination
service.
Those
ordained
were
Rev.
Samuel
Kinley
of
Alyansh,
Naas
River
and
Rev.
Charles
Arthur
Htnchliffe
of
Bums
Lake,
both
advanced
to
the
priesthood.
William
Alexander
De-lap
wis
ordained
deacon
and
will
take
the
place
of
Rev.
Commander
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Afternoon
and
Evening
Lunch
was
served
by
the
ladles
at
noon.
This
afternoon
is
being
devoted
to
synod
business.
This
evening
there
will
be
a
public
gathering
in
the
basement
of
the
Cathedral
commencing
at
8
o'clock,
chairman.
HI
Lord.ship.
the
Bishop
The
lesson
will
be
read
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of
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by
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Worship
the
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by
Rev.
Canon
Proctor.
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Peace
River.'
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for
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