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February
11.
1935.
FORECAST.
FOR
YEAR
Forseveral
years
past
the
tosicrucian
Brotherhood
haa
issued
a
forecast
of
events
ttf
be
expected
diiring
the
coming
year
and
so
far
they
have
proved
wonderfully
ac'cui'-Ute.
The
custom
is
followed
afcain
and
in
that
prophecy
the
outstanding
points
seem
to
be:
monarchy
"In
Italy
there
is
now
rising
a
world
leader
or
adviser
that
will
make
the
name
of
Mussolini
famous
for
centuries."
we
tninK
these
are
interesting
propnesies
and
we
pass
them
on-
in
this
condensed
form
for
what
they
are
worth.
i::a3.tti:ULii!m?:Hj!iiw
MURESCO
The
Popular
Wall
Finish'.
Comes
in
18
beautiful
tints.
7i)c
package;
10c
J-package
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Phone
311
McBrlde
St.
would
not
be
complete-
without
mention
specially
of
the
Crusader's
nymn
"Beauuiui
savior'
in
which
Edwin
Sande
was
the
tenor
soloist.
Mr.
Sande
has
a
voice
of
exceptional
quality
and
in
this
number,
with
the
humming
vocal
accompani
ments,
It
was
heard
to
possibly
bet
ter
advantage
than
in
twa
straight
solos
"Ave
Maria"
and
"C
Cease
Thy
Singing
Maiden'
Fair"
which
Mr.Sande
essayed
elsewhere
on
the"
program.
Miss
Everyn
Pedersen
won
an
ovation
by,
the
rendition
as
a
piano
solo
of
the
"Hungarian
Rhapsodic"
JLiszti.
Miss
Petersen's
technlquei
was
fully
adequate
to
the
demands
of
this
heavy
number,
the
complete,
movements
of
which
were
presented:
Arr
encore
was
demanded.
Also
acceptable
were
Miss.
Florence
Tobin's
violin
solos
"Adora-
;
.
"The
relationshiiw
between
the
United
States
and
othff
,
onM
and
countries,
particularly
Canada;
will
become
more
assuring,
friendly
and
beneficial.
In
Canada
many
innovations
will
find
general
approval
and
increased
prosperity
will
reward
the
Canadians
before
the
end
of
1935."
?
Great
Britain
is
said
to
be
facing
serious
internal
problems
with
the
growing
power:
of
a
modified
fascism
more
potent
than
her
statesmen
susnect.
"The
trend
of
her
poli
tical
affairs
indicates
that
her
future
king
wilt
occupy
a
glorious
position
in
a
different
form
of
government,
than:
.
The
.prophecy
isthere
will
be
.treaeliery
in-German
jfAhd
that
Hitler
has
"almost
reached
the
zenith
of
his
cycle,"
jbtrjl'taf
,
a
greatej
Germany
will
arise.
France,
k
suffering
BiroaiWar-feaRliiOmDlex.
thKreaction
of
whuih'
will
brine
FlwurepnomTrji$
outbreaks
o
f'restlessness
will
appear-
ui
the
near
and
far
east
with
logp
of
life
hufc
uicbc
peupie
win
learn
a
giuat
jchhun
iuwuiu
liiu
ciui
ui
inc
Vear.
Russia
will
clean
house
again
by
eliminating
agitai
tprs.
She
will
become
more
than
ever
a
world
factor
in
the
Universal
urge
for
peace.
There
will
be
inner
problems
in
Belgium,
Holland
and
Foland.
Some
countries
that
nave
adopted
democratic
gov
e.rnments
will
return
to
a
modified
form
of
monarchy.
Re
figious
intolerance
will'
wane
and
the
tendency
will
be
to
Ward
a
spiritual
revival.
Banking
is
in
for
new
jolts
There
will
be
no
war
in
Europe
and
the
tendencies
to
ward
peace
of
the
world
ar
all
strengthening.
Revolutionary
fires
will
burn,
however,
Austria
being
one
of
the
countries
that
will
make
an
.effort
to
return
to
a
modified
SwedisJf
Melody"'
Miss
Tobln
is
a
talented,
mstrumehtallst.'
She
had
assisted
Mr."
Sande
In
'his
vocal
solos
with
ibllgitbs.
.
I
Mrs.
Teresa
Fdckete!
Cordemwasi
piano
accompanist
ai)d
she.carrletfi
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a.
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uuc
tier
amies-
wun
iasve(ana
uis-cHmlnatton-
although',
ft
was
only
In
a.
few"
numbers
that
the
ehdrus
had
fhstru'mental
acrompahimeht.
Members
of
the
VpHen
'Singers
acted
as
ushers,
and-otherwise
as
sisted
in
connection
with
the
pre
sentation
ot
.the
recital.
llie
Prrrm
The
complete
pfoaram
was
ail
follows:
Chorus-
"In
the
Storm"
(Dur
nerr),
"Nbrge,
sNorge"
(Selmerh
Tenor
solo
"Ave
-Maria"
(Mas-
pagni,
"d
cease
Thy
Singing
Maf-f
den
Fair"
Rachmanlhoff-Krels.
ler).
Edwin
Sande;
violin
obllga'to,
Miss
Florence"
Tobln;
piano
accom
panlmant,.
Teresa
Fackerek
Cordelt
Chorus
"Brudfaefdeit"
Kjer-
ulf),."On
the
SeaiBtlckf
"Ch'imes,,
(Westman.
Piano
solo
"rfungarhin
Rhap.
sodl"
fthiStr,.
Evelyn
Pedersen.
Choras
"Beautiful
Savior""
ictn
sadee'sHymn),
solo
by
Edwin
Sonde,
"The
Lost
Chord"
Su!livan
piano
accompaniment,
Teresa.
Fackerel
Cordell.
crtorus
"Viking
Sonner"
(R.
Mollet).
"Da
Gamla
du
Friska."
(WlckN
"Naar
FJordene-
Biaaner1'
Paidsen).
VI6lln
solo
"Adoratloa"
(Borow-
skl),
"Swejdlsh
Melody"
(Folksong.
Mis
Florence
Tobln;.
piano
accom
panist,
Teresa;
Fackerel
CofdelT.
Chorus--"Hor
os
Sveo"
(Venner
nergj,
"Til,
Mit
Hem"
(Kromer);
"Jubilate"
(KJerulf).
FRESn
MILK
ANtlf
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
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.
Motiiy
Februtry
1
1
CHORUS
IS
jar
VERY
FINE
These
Bright
Days
Walking
HabiL,.
Comfort
is
most
essential,
v..'
to
enjoy-your
onting
you
must
enjoy
foot-comfort.
jARCHGRlP"
Makes
This
Possible
Come
in
and
investigate
these
ideal,
modern
shoes
The
Third
Avenue
today.
PnfiA
f
Via
Service
and
Quality
Excel
Fhone
35"
THE'
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince.
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
Outstanding
Muttest
Treat
By
Ketchikan
VKitors
Charms
jirge
Loral
Audience
the
capacity
of
the
Moose
Hair
and
made
it
necessary
to
find
more
seating
accommodation
than
had
been
kit
first
pfoVktaf
turned
ot
satnf-
day
for
the
concert
ot
the
visiting
Normanna
Male
Chorus,
presented
under
the
ausplcM
of-the.
farcfen
Sinters
of
this
city.
The
chorus
proved
itself
to
be.
tfulte
as
meri
torious
a
musical
oaganlzatton
as
had
been
heralded
and
the
enter-1
talnment
was
one
01
mucn
ueiigni
to
all
who
heard
it.
Chorus
work
.by!
the
group
of
thirty-five
male
singers
in
their
natty
nauticai
uniforms
-
ft
m
a
i
was
ieaiurea
m
3
yrrsiiue
I.
I
L
L-.
ll.MA
2
varied
program
la
which
Seandl
rimill
nilP
IlllM
D'navian
mask;
and
ryries
predomin-
1
ill
1111?
kliUv
UlUl
V
"(ated
although
there
were
also
sev-
I
era!
numbers
in
English.
,
The:
chorus
was
conducted
by
Charles
Homan
whose
pleasing
er-
sorialltv
and
excellent
control
of
ii?ii.r!iiJi';i.,ia:.aiimLiji!aiiimticvKmir.J
(
ihf.
volcs
ls
no
doubt,
in
a
large
m-!
!i
-
1
rrr.
rr
:
;
measure
responslbl
for
the
success
that
has
so
far
been
attained
by
the
drganlzation.
There
were
five
seT
parate
groups
of
selections
by
the
chorus.
Among
the
outstanding
numbers
were
the
virile-"Norge;
Noree!"
the
well-known
"Winter
Song"
with
its.
wing
and
zoom-zoom
the
resonant
"On
the
Sea,"
the
melodious
"Chimes"
which
Intro
duced
several
novelties
and
the
al
ways
acceptable
"Lost
Chord,
Those
who
understood
the
language
perhaps
more
fully
appreciated
th
several
varied
numbers
in
ScandIT
na'vian
t6ngue,
the
music
In
a
nura
bef
of
which,
was
very
fine.
General
comment
on
the
program
ted
at
this
port
by
the
.Normanna
Chorus
excursion
partf
of
nearly
one
hundred!
netsnns,
returning
to
Ketchikan
aften
spending-
the
(week-end
here.
Provlnclaf
police
cruisef
P.
M,
L.
&
returnedito
port
Saturday
evenmg
from
a
twof-day
trip
to
Ahyor
with
Inspector
John
A.
Fraser
joii
aft
6f.
fldnf
Inspection
trip.
Nearlng
port
Saturday
evening,
the
P.
M.
L.
8
sighted
a
Port
Simpson
trolling
boat,
with
Joe
Offityt
and
parly
on
matter
if
friends
tlrop
in
on.
you
uncxj)ei;tellyr
"Umt
and
brought
Into
Prince
Delayed
by
havkig
made
extra
calles
on
her
way
up
the
coast
owing
to
the
steamer
Venture
having
missed
her
sailing
lost
week.
Union
steamer
C&tala,
Capt.
James
Find-lay,
arrived
In
port
at
4
o'clock
this
morning,
from
the
south,
sailing
at
8:30-
a.m.
for
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
wlll
return1
here
tomorrow
after-noon
southbound.
chapped!
.
t
4lcfi
rfU
,
111
ckipylM
mU
riiihntt,
VT
fcMtHtng.
HI
Alln4
MtnlkaUlMRU
VjV
board,
In
distress
near
the
rocks
off
Corp.
E.
II
Clarke
It.CMP
sail
Ryan
Point.
The
disabled
vessel
,ed
this
morning
on
the
Catala
for
was
given
a
towllne
in
the
nick
of
a
trip
to
Anyox
on
official
duties,
I
-
Go
where
you
like
in
Canaikt,
on
or
off
the
beaten
.put
k
of
travel
v
..frorh
the
tiniest
liamlet
in
CajH;
Breton
to
the
nioif
remote
I
um!ef'
iVampon
VanrotiVer
Island,
on
tbrough
the
hinterland
of
theW'ortl
to
where
Aklavik
liestles
within
the
Arctic
Cirdc
wherever
humans
dwell,
there
you
will
find
yourself
clottra'stippfy
of
tobirco
.
-cigarettes,
pipe
and
chewing
.tobarca
and
ioibfy,
aWrnihrs.
Jf
Naturally
you
would
expect
to
be
able
trbiiy.
tolncco
at
every
-tobacco
store,
at
every
hotel,
restaurant
and
tafe
At
most
depart-.
,
.
ihent
sfores,
at
ever'
village,
or
crossroad
general
Store
ami
at
most
drugstores..
But.
add-all-such
retail
outlets
together
arid
thrrrwoufcl'
Estill
be
17,500
other
places
of
intsutess
in
Canada
u
here
you
would
.
find
-Imperial
Tobacco
Company
brands
regularK'
onsale?
'-
The
Company,
in
its
zeal
to
svrxe
tlfc
Canadinn
public,
is-not
rontent
when
it
hasnlade
thfc
lfe
products
it
knows
how
to'inak'e,
'
attii
paekafced
them
as
lest
it
knovs
how
to-pacjtnKcjhem,
ixt
ijuah-titles
to
suit
every
need.
It
does
its
Utmost
tokeirf
tliat
thoise
.products
are
cmickly
and
easity
avaibble
to
Canadian1
users
of
'
r
tobacco,
at
all
f,eiwns
of.'the
yat,
at
all
hours
of
the
kiy,
:irr
all
places
from
Coast
to
Coast.
Hi
lyr
ui
tl
the,
even-
"irtg
iir
on
a
holiday,
when
your
supply
of
"
mokes''
is
fmbarras-sinily'
low
Mere's
always
a
store
conveniently
near
that
will
bfe
glad
to
deliver
your
telephoned
order.
No
need
to
worry
if,
after
taking
your
seat
at
the
game
or
boarding
your
train,
you
find
you
have
forgotten
your
cigarettes,
an
attendant
will
lc
along
'shortly
witli
your-favorite
brand.
And
what
does
it
matter
evenCthough
you
ih?
rurrjhott
on
a
motor
trip,
or
while
away
on
holirays?
Jtsso
easy,
'
try
replehish;
because
there
arc
Imperial
dealers
ecrywere?
'
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-I
VI
want
'itfhdt
I
want
whtn
I
want
it,"
says
ikt
oUl
sant.
If
,
it's
n,ifyipetial
braild
you
warit,
and
of
course
it
itt.you'GET
'iekdi
you
wqntjtioheniter
or
wherntr
you.
want
il
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a
regutirly
scheduled,
voyage
from
Vancourec
to
Stag
way
C.
P.
II.
steamer
Prtacess.lorah,Ctrpt..Tho-maa,
Cliff,
arrived
In
port
ai
12.
noon
yesterday
from
the
south,
sailing
.an.
hour
later,
in
contlnoatton
of
her
northward
voyage.
The
vessel
arrived
here"
with,
about
forty
passengers,
the
number
being
augmen
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