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FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Holllngworth,
RA.
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
$5.01)
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3.00
0.00
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Saturday,
April
21,
1934
A
number
of
local
gardeners
have
a
month
yet.
If
dahlias
are
planted
their
gladiolus
bulbs
planted
and
a
they
should
be
covered
on
cold
few
report
them
growing
above
'nights
when
the
shoots
come
ground.
It
Is
quite
safe
to
plant
through
the
ground.
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Sermon
Subject:
"DESECRATION
OF
CONSECRATION"
""12:15,
Sunday
School
12:30,
Westview
School
T.ZO'PM.,
Sermon
Subject:
"MAN'S
GREAT
ADVENTURE"
1.
What
ground
have
we
for
believing
in
personal
immortality?
2.
What
difference
does
it
make
as
long
as
we
live
as
we
should
In
this
life
All
visitors
welcome.
AT
THE
MOOSE
HALL
Sunday
at
3
p.m.
and
7:30
p.m.
SUPERINTENDENT
J.
E.
BARNES
Will
speak
at
3
p.m.
on:
"THE
CATACLYSM
OF
ORIOINAL
CREATION"
Interesting
scientific
facts
proving
the
truth
of
the
Bible
and
clearing
up
many
problems
which
have
puzzled
students
U
'
And
at
7:30
p.m.
on:
'
','
"THE
BATTLE
OF
ARMAGEDDON"
The
nations
who
are
now
feverishly
preparing
for
the
world's
greatest
war,
will
be
distinctly
revealed
by
the
Evangelist,
and
their
part
In
the
awful
conflict,
with
startling
details
of
trie
ultimate
end.
Don't
miss
hearing
these
last
Important
messages.
Ministers
And
their
congregations
dre
urged
to
attend.
YOUNG
FOLK
ENTERTAIN
Variety
Show
at
Stewart
i-astl
Saturday
Evening
Proved
i
Very
Popular
STEWART.
April
21:
On
Satur-;
day
evening
the
Junior
Section
of
j
the
Stewart
Branch,
Canadian
Le-
J
glon,
staged
a
variety
entertainment
in
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
In
aid
of
the
Stewart
Hospital.
The
audience
was
agreeably
surprised.
It
expected
just
a
"kid
show"
but
got
one
hundred
minutes
of
first'
class
entertainment.
The
young
people,
none
of
whom
have
reached
the
age
of
twenty,
staged
a
continuous
performance,
consisting
of
three
short
plays
and
intermission
numbers.
The
overture
and
some
of
the
intermission
numbers
were'
played
by
a
three-piece
orchestra
consisting
of
Miss
Dorothy
McCar-
thy,
Ernest
Love
and
William
Cam-
(
eron.
During
one
Intermission
Reg.
Crozier.
accompanied
by
Harry
Wll-kinson
on
the
guitar,
sang
"Twenty-One
Years,"
"Cross-Eyed
Sue"
and
"Smoky
Mountain
Bill."
Reg.
had
a
very
fine
line
of
humorous
patter
i
with
these
songs
and
was
enthus
iastically
applauded
throughout..
During
the
second
intermission,)
Reg.
Crozier
and
Dick
Traversey
staged
a
black-face
dialogue,
"Ras-tus
and
Mandy."
written
by
themselves
and
staged
with
a
real
professional
touch.
The
first
play
was
"Do
Your
Worst."
a
burlesque
on
the
old-time
melodrama,
in
which
the
villain,
who
holds
the
mortgage
over
the
poor
old
father's
head,
tries
to
force
the
daughter
to
marry
him,
only
to
be
foiled
by
the
saintly
hero.
All
the
players
appreciated
the
va
lue
of
their
parts
and
turned
In
a
smooth
performance
which
many
an
adult
amateur
cast
might
well
emulate.
Taking
part
were
Miss
Tessie
Rennie,
as
the
heroine.
Victor
Bouzek,
as
the
old
father,
Joseph
Bouzek,
as
the
hero,
Wil
liam
Cameron,
as
the
villain,
and
Miss
Mary
Stewart,
as
the
villain's
stealthy
sister.
"Molly
O'Brien,
Detective,''
the
second
play,
was
a
finished
performance,
well
staged
and
convincingly
acted.
In
this
play
Miss
Dorothy
McCarthy,
as
Molly
O'Brien,
the
lady
detective,
masqueraded
as
a
burglar
and
eventually
got
into
the
confidence
of
the
gentleman
crook,
played
by
Joseph
Bouzek.
They
were
both
held
up
by
the
hotel
detective,
played
by
William
Cameron.
who
relieved
them
of
the
loot
and!
proved
to
be
a
crook
himself.
However.
Molly
O'Brien
outwitted
both
crooks
and.
with
the
aid
of
a
burly
policeman
t
Ernest
Love),
took
both
Into
custody.
All
the
players
gave
very
realistic
performances
of
difficult
characters.
The
final
number,
a
skit
entitled
"And
the
Lamn
Went
Out."
I
was
a
novelty.
Miss
Dorothy
Me-
able
frost.
'of
daffodils
on
either
side
of
his
a.d
few
P"
rom
Nasturtiums
may
be
.sown
but
it
front
garden
walk.
His
hyacinths
in
seems
a
little
early
to
set
out
plants
the
same
borders
add
a
touch
of
although
It
Is
possible
they
may
be
variety
that
is
very
pleasing.
Many
safe.
There
is
little
to
gain
by
set-
visitors
make
complimentary
re-tlng
out
seedlings
at
this
time
as
marks
in
regard
to
this
display,
there
Is
always
danger
of
frost
for
,
H.
F.
P.
CHURCH
NOTICES
sensational
"dime
novel"
type
of
story,
and
the
players,
In
dumb
show,
carried
out
the
actions
literally.
For
Instance
the
man
who
"turned
a
little
pale"
picked
up
a
small
pail
and
turned
It.
The
char
acter
who
"swept
into
the
room"
did
so
with
a
broom.
When
the
"thermometer
rose
rapidly'
the
thermometer
did
do
Just
that.
It
slid
up
the
wall
and
through
the
celling.
The
players
'were
Joseph
Bouzek,
Victor
Bouzek,
Ernest
Love
and
William
Cameron.
Another
player
was
Master
Denis
Helnekey.
The
audience
did
not
see
him.
He
was
concealed
under
the
table
but,
when
the
reader
came
to
"The
lanfp
went
out,"
lamp,
table
and
all
left
the
room.
ine
wnoie
performance
was
staged
as
a
radio
studio,
with
Joseph
Bouzek
as
announcer,
and
the
numbers
were
"sponsored"
by
local
merchants,
which
gave
the
announcer
opportunity
to
put
over
several
good
local
wise
cracks.
A
tremendous
amount
of
work
was
done
by
Joseph
Bouzek,
chair
man
of
the
entertainment
commit
tee,
of
the
Junior
Legion,
who
was
In
charge
of
the
production.
Edward
T.
Applewhalte,
secretary
'
of
the
senior
branch,
assisted
with
the
sound
effects
and
staging,
For
Your
Health
Chiropractic
Ultra
Violet
Kays
Intra
Red
Rays
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Massage
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Prices
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
'SPORT'
Campbell's
Team
I
GIANTS
WIN
Wins
Softball
ONCE
MORE
Liitdsay
and
His
Crew
Taken
Into
Camp
in
High
School
League
In
a
heavy
hitting,
free-for-all
High
School
6oftball
game
yesterday,
Campbell's
team
took
Lindsay
and
his
crew
into
camp
to
the
tune
of
7
to
4.
It
was
a
slugging
af
fair
from
beginning
to
end
with
Naylor
emerging
the
victor.
His
circuit
clout
iu
th
second
stanza
and
three-bagger
in
the
fourth
and
Orme's
three-bagger
were
the
highlights
of
the
game.
Lindsay
almost
squared
accounts
when
he
attempted
to
stretch
a
three
base
hit
Into
a
homer,
but
was
thrown
out
at
the
plate.
Lindsay
and
Postulo
were
best
for
Lindsay.
CdmpbeU,
Houston
and
Naylor
starred
for
the
victors.
Ernie
Santerbane
was
umpire.
and
Pat
Palmer,
scorer
and
aiALLKNCE
ACCEPTED
The
Elks'
champion
Softball
National
League
team
has
accepted
the
challenge
of
the
Port
Simpson
team
to
play
New
York
Softball
Sunday
afternoon,
weather
'Chicago
permitting.
ALICE
ARM
Mrs.
J.
Trinder
returned
to
her
home
here
last
week
after
spending
holidays
at
Anyox
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
Anderson.
Weather
here
of
World
Champions
doing
Strong
Detroit
Tigers
Leading
.
American
j
NEW
YORK,
April
2i:
(CP
Newl
York
Giants
made
It
four
straight'
by
winning
over
Boston
Braves!
again
yesterday.
Brooklyn
Dodgers
blanked
the
Phillies
to
share
third
place
with
the
idle
Pittsburg
Pirates.
In
the
American
League,
Washington
Senators,
playing
their
first
game
of
the
season
at
home,
lost'
to
the
rookie
squad
of
the
Phlla-i
dclphia
Athletics
to
drop
into
the(
second
division.
Detroit
Tigers
shut-out
the
Cleveland
Indians
at
Cleveland
to
take
exclusive
possession
of
first
place.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Philadelphia
0.
Brooklyn
5.
Boston
3,
New
York
7.
American
League
Philadelphia
9.
Washington
6.
Detroit
4.
Cleveland
0.
All
others
postponed.
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
St.
Louis
W.
4
3
2
.2
1
1
Cincinnati
0
Philadelphia
0
American
league
W.
Detroit
3
New
York
.2
Cleveland
late
has
been)
Boston
warm
and
spring-like
and
the
snow
;
Philadelphia
is
fast
disappearing.
It
will
be
a
Washington
few
weeks,
however,
before
there
I
St.
Louis
will
be
much
activity
In
the
hills.
1
Chicago
L.
I
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
Pet.
1.000
1.000
.007
.CC7
.333
.333
.000
New
Financing
For
Jessie
Cold
Equipment
From
Dolly
Varden
to
United
Empire
Premier
And
H.
C.
Silver
.000
Pet
.750
.067
.500
500
.500
,400'
333,
3J31
Financing
arrangements
have
been
completed
by
L.
S.
McGill,
manager
of
the
Jessie
Gold
Mines
Limited,
with
a
view
to
completing
the
adit
tunnel
on
the
400
foot
level
and
to
run
a
further
drift
tunnel
at
lower
depth
on
three
strong
veins
of
gold-bearinir
ores
which
were
nrevlotisdv
opened
up
on
the
surface
and
which
have
now
been
proven!
underground
with
Increasing
c"Mr
j
values
and
greater
ore
widths
than
B.
C.
Silver
mine,
the
annual
report'
on
me
sunace.
Jessie
Qojd,
sltua-
of
Prernler
had
the
following
to
ted
on
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
over-1
,.
..,.,
.
the
Mjr'
DUrlng
paSt
0Ur
looking
the
town
of
RmlttW
h
long
been
regarded
as
a
most
pro-,
corapany
nad
Mme
'wtherj
mlsing
property
of
outstanding'
conversan
with
the
president
of
merit.
Some
day
It
is
expected
it
the
B.
C.
811ver
Mines
Ltd.
which
will
be
an
Important
producer.
The
steamer
Catala,
on
its
this
week,
took
from
Alice
Arm
WE
STRONGLY
RECOMMEND
adjoins
the
Premier's
property
and
In
which
Premier
owns
a
share
Interest
of
approximately
33
percent.
This
has
been
In
an
endeavor
to
to
Stewart
a
quantity
of
equipment
arrange,
If
possible,
some
basis
up
from
the
Dolly
Varden
mine
which
on
which
your
company,
having
all
is
to
be
used
on
the
United
Empire
j
the
plant,
personnel
and
under-property
at
Stewart
where
an
aer-
j
ground
connections
therefor,
could
lal
tram
Is
being
Installed.
The
shipping
of
the
equipment
was
per
sonally
superintended
by
William
Pann,
superintendent
of
the
United
Empire
mine.
In
regard
to
the
much
discussed
possibility
of
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.,
in
view
of
diminishing
operate
B.
C.
Silver
property
very
economically,
producing
revenue
for
mutual
benefit.
So
far,
however,
although
the
plan
discussed
last
'summer
with
the
president
of
B.
C.
Silver
had
his
approval,
no
basis
acceptable
to
the
Selukwe
Gold
Mining
Si
Finance
Co,
Ltd.,
the
majority
owner
of
B.
C.
8llvcr,
has
reserves
In
Its
own
property,
taking
I
been
found
that
would
be
at
the
over
the
operation
of
the
adjoining
i
same
time
beneficial
to
Premier."
HAIDA
GOLD
MINES
MINE
money'
management
It
Is
an
excellent
N
ANSON,
It
Me'm'berg
of
5C5
iloWe
St,
LIMITED
Comprises
500
acres
on
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
group,
Recent
developments
have
resulted
In
cutting
ore
at
depth
and
the
property
has
every
Indication
of
beqoming
a
producer.
The
company
la
soundly
financed
with
510,000
shares
issued
and
all
vendor
stock
escrowed.
With
a
progressive
and
responsible
directorate
the
ultimate
success
of
Jlalda
Is
assured.
speculation
for
a
market
appreciation
In
the
near
future.
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