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Dtstinrtlr
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H
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Delightfully
coiorfal
and
distinctly
noTei
was
try;
variety
eon.
cert
of
choral
and
JstnseataJ
numbers
presented
by
the
Prince
Rapert
Phu'harmoakr
Society
at
First-
Presbyterian
Church
Ust
sight
Antld
itese
settings
-sti
Tere
.
most
attractive
and
which
entaSed
a
great
deal
of
eergy
zftd
taste
in
preparation
was
of
fered
a
program
which,
beside!
being
highly
effective,
had
a
widespread
appeal
In
fact,
this
tsag'
cal
argznLzatkm
which
ever
the
years
has
dertioped
roth
aa
excellent
reputation
in
Prince
Rap-ert'xas
never
heard
to
better
ad
vantage.
The
entertammroi
wajj
highly
.pleasing
lo
ail
preset
and
there
should
be
a
capacity
boose
for
the
repeat
presentation
tonight.
In
addition
to
the
typiesByehonl
numbers,
sereral
eld
favorite
were
introduced
together
wtth
sese
of
the
beuer
type
numbers
enjoying
current
popularity
!
Much
enthastasm
greeted
the
incaemauTC
uj
Mrs.
a.
j.
vreaoer.
and
Leonard
Cripps,
with
contralto
and
bass
solos
and
duets,
of
the;
Persian
tore
story,
-Jehlam
Rirer.-'
I
The
rocal
program
was
augmented
with
distinct
adranUc,
by
sereral
selections
by
the
Phii-i
harmonic
Junior
Orchestra
under
j
5CBSCBIPTION
BATES
the
combined
direction
of
Dr.
il
l
wty
dellrery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
to
adrance
t5-i.
W-
Brocklesby
and
A.
C.
Cameron
Here
Is
something
new
and
a
real!
lt
accomplishment
In
the
develop-i
9j0q
znent
or
local
orchestral
talent,
i
S
Too
much
cannot
be
said
nf
thl
leffectfreness
of
the
stage
settings
'
1.18
which
are
certainly
a
scene
oft
J02
beauty.
Projected
flluminatjon
13
.25
used
to
further
set
them
olf.
!
Explanations
by
Dr.
H.
N.
Brock-;
(kby.
the
director,
were
made:
1
I
Charles
wfic
P
T
r.
'
n
.
t
a
Mr
NeLson
Allen,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cuilin
and
Miss
Lillian
Halliwell;
tenors,
J
S.
Wilson,
George
Wilson,
J.
A.
Teng
A.
J.
Webber
and
Peier
Lien:
basses,
Dr.
R.
O.
Large.
Dr.
H
O.
Johnsen,
Dr.
A.
Poole,
Judge
W.
E,
Allen,
J.
lin
Mceiinton!
TV
c.
Youhgf
JveonartiCiIppiBid-XUhur
Sutton.
Orchestra
Miss
Eileen
Hamblln.
Miss
Phyllis
Hamblin
Miss
Edith
3
.
.
...
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j
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m.
t
.
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or-
.
r
"
'is
the
Greatest
work
MtS.
v.
DOeSON
Mr.
Newnham
was
one
of
party
of
Imperial
soldiers
which
reinforced
the
Royal
North
West
Mounted
Police,
coming
from
England
In
1913
and
the
greater
nart
of
his
service
since
then
with
the
exception
of
the
war
period,
in
which
he
served
with
distinction
for
nearly
Hve
years
has
been
connected
with
Indians.
After
visiting
relatives
and
friends
and
disposing
of
properL;-In
the
south,
he
and
Mrs
Newn
ham
will
leave
for
Montreal,
sail
ing
from
there
for
England
on
May
1,
by
the
Aurania.
Mr.
Newnham
will
join
the
Canadian
Pilgrimage
to
Vimy
Ridge
with
a
party
of
Canadians
resident
In
England.
next
July,
afterwards
transferring
his
membership
to
the
British
Legion.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Newnham
will
make
their
future
home-
at
LHtlehamplon.
Sussex.
and
A.
Sutton.
Advertising,
A.
J.
Webber,
N.
Alien
and
Miss
E.
Dalby.
Lantern,
Martin
Erickson.
Ushers
were:
J.
B.
Finn,
P.
Edg-;;umbe
and
I.
Fraser.
.
,
Announcement
As
ihe
result
of
numerous
tc
J
quests
the
Philharmonic
Society
has
decided
to
repeat
Hiawatha's
Wedding
Feast"
at
a
concert
to
be
given
some
time
towards
the
end
of
April.
At
this
concert
will
also
be
-presented'
Miss
Marie
Bali
agnowand
Cha.-Pc
Balarm-4r
fOreig's
"Concerto
for
two
Planox.'
!
Other
well
kaotvifmtiihbers
will
be
offered
by
the
choir,
such
as
the
waltz
by
Strauss,
BJue
Danube,"
Melodies
from
"Choo
Chin
Chow-
will
be
given
by
the
Phil-
C.
Cameron,
Wlzner
Bryant,
Doninannonlc
Junior
Orchestra.
rassmore.
t.
Jonnson,
w.
J.
Hicks,'
BerUe
O'Neill,
G.
Brown,
II.
Hale.)
J.
O'Neill
and
G.
C.
Walker.
The
following
committees
as
sisted
In
preparing
for
the
concert:
Stage,
L.
Cripps,
N.
Allen,
C.
P.
Balagno,
J.
A.
Teng,
A.
Poole
and
A.
J
Webber
Lighting,
O.
C
Young,
J
B.
Finn
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MaynardKerr
i
lIAZELTOIi.
March
1:
On
!
St.
Peter's
-attended
to
hear
iaiagno
is.
as
usual,
I
juum
Monday
night
ucuk
last,
uus
Thiiryitar.
:
Church
was
well
D
ATJ.Y-
EDITION
.
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Projeam-.
.
G.'S-LTi
The
The
mm
complex
nlf
program
nrrwram
,v
a'
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r!..
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r
9Tld
.
T
e.
ileet
01
of.
"Brittoh
British
1st
THE
i'JJOVINCIAL
BUD
(JET
follows.
Jlows.
...
t
,
,
...
.
Freiuae.
"War
March
of
the
-icitcjurfj
anernoon
me
Duaget
speecn
was
delivered
PHests-
Mendeiohni.
phUhar-by
Hon.
Jonn
Hart,
showing
thai
the
finances
of
the
pro-
Junior
orchestra,
vince
are
improving
although
there
still
must
be
a
big
ef-
chora1'
"M
Fer
Bacn
fort
to
make
it
possible
for
the
province
to
balance
its
ac-
lSpri5t,lme
of
l1
Year
counts.
There
ii
to
be
no
increL
of
t.h
w
w
'I:''
.
,
-
j
wj
ti
jcititrai,
rteve
Angeiique
in
the
proposed
fall
session
it
.
IS
.
suggested
that
the
lower
Rubinstin
and
"Hungarian
Mel
incomes
may
be
relieved
from
taxation
and
-a
ylp
fnv
ody-
suteri.
phflhannonic
junior
uinc
1M
jJldCC.
"
An
outstanding
feature
of
the
budget
is
the
proposal
to
Wiedersehn-
m,SrJZ
restore
the
wage
cuts
which
were
made
at
the
beginning
2?
of
the
depression.
Civil
servants
getting
.$1800
or
less
will
choral,
-Dancing
on
the
Green-have
their
cuts
totally
restored
and
above
that
amount
arr-
by
u'
aid
"Daybreak-there
will
be
a
partial
restoration.
um-panningi.
the
choir.
The
question
of
refunding
the
debt
was
mentioned
but
du?u
SumRi
urT
a1
it
will
have
to
come
before
the
Ottawa
authorities
whom
Webber
and
Mrs.
l.
cripps.
the
provincial
government
hopes
to
satisfy
without
losing
chorai,
-who
is
Sylvia"
schu-control
of
Ihe
British
Columbia
finances.
bert'
and
MBobby
shaftoe-
rwwt-
Mr.
Hart
showed
that,
while
the
provincial
sinking
fund
Orchestral
Do-n
south-
wvd
wa
not
everything
that
could
be
desired,
it
was
twice
as
t1
great
as
that
of
the
province
of
Quebec
and
it
was
greater
rJeman.
the
philharmonic
Junior
than
the
combined
sinking
funds
of
Manitoba,
Saskat-
0rchesra,
chewan
and
Alberta
against
a
much
larger
debt.
j
'f0.,"1,
"jGo
ng'
MuIe!
,Dlxon)
I'KIISONAL
INTKKEST
IN
KING
j
gentlemen.
I
Bass
solo
and
chorus
"Canoe
1
eople
take
a
great
interest
in
the
personal
affairs
of
Lane
the
King.
The
subject
of
his
marriage
has
been
discussed
Choral.
"Waterboy-
mobinson).
for
many
years
but
now
at
last
it
seems
likely
that
His
"Ood
tSave
the
K,n?"
Majesty
may
take
to
himself
a
wife
who
will
be
queen.
The
Th
Jrl"J"T
,
,
curious
thing
is
that
nobody
seems
to
be
sure
just
who
the
thltcKa
'r
In
slow
r
4-
y-v
t
fPt.
.
-
i
If
1
1
lai.j
ia
w
iK.
i
ultk
are
not
many
eilgime
princesses,
'i
he
Choir-sopranos,
Mrs.
Arthur
announcement
made
yesterday
that
provision
is
being
Suttn.
Mrs.
h.
n.
Brocklesby,
mls
made
in
the
civil
list
for
a
queen
1
has
set
11
people
guessintr.
b
Tvely?
Dalby'
Mrs
Lawnee
Lambly,
MLss
Edna
Vlckers.
Mls
Beulah
McKlnley,
Mrs.
Ernest
Anderson,
Mrs.
P.
W.
Allen,
Mrs.
R
O.
Laree.
Miss
Swahha
oiafsnn.
Mrs.
8.
0.
Paihter'and-'AIiss'
Cathii
Eastman:
altos.
Mrs
A
j
v-hhf
Mrs.
P.
C.
Miller,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Squire,
England
AfUr
Superannuation
and
time
saver
1
ye
ever
tried
"
states
Mrs.
XT.
DOBSOX,
Prrvcr
Albert,
Sjduuhrvaw
"Irs
so
simple,
anyone
dm
jnake
delirious
bread
!aafd
rolls
quickly
and
without
dunce
of
failure."
And
of
course
Mrt.Dobion
is
right.
YouH
agree
with
bcr
the
first
time
you
try
this
wonderful
Quaker
Easy
Method.
You
can
find
out
about
it
eai!y
and
quickly;
too
...
simply
11
our
the
coupon
and
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it
in
today.
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booklet
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you
how
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rolls
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half
the
time,
with
half
the
'
work,
will
be
sent
by
return
mail.
Start
using
Quaker
Flour
now.
You
11
find
it's
better
for
cakes,
pastries
and
other
baking,
as
well
as
for
bread.
Avk
your
grocer.
CUuU'ut
UAiute
Coaadi
QuL
Flow
4
Qm'
Mttkod
of
Li
y
BaLmj
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i
ma
i
tmt
ciiiuacaul
kifi.kt,
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taut
tM
iu
atrr
Xtr-h,
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latitat.
'
HrUm
CtmfwtU,
Dirrtttr
RETIRING
Speaks
at
Meeting
In
nazelton
Dom!ni4n
Constable
to
Ure
In
In
!
connection
with
several
of
ttv
numbers
on
the
suo-
,
,
1"
Rev.
B.
V.Sewnham
are
MasseU
'
faring
for;sheaman
introdnmi
Mr
Kerr
j
,
rt
",0iJn
M
and
spoke
brietty
on
the
Increased
"-o
interest
being
shown
In
the
from
the
Indian
of
KHthth
Ti
r
-
i
.
f.r,
j
-
thirteen
and
a
half
years
service
with
three
different
Indian
Agencies
oh
the
Pacific
Coast
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
He
Is
;also
being
superannuated
for
for
mer
service
with
the
Royal
Cana
dian
Mounted
Police
datinz
back
to
a
pre-war
period
when
he
ser
ved
in
the
prairie
provinces.
thing
which
caused
a
March
oil
the
Bible
and.
this
giving
"dost
r
connection
with
God's
word
was
in
itself
a
thing
of
right
movement
Mr.
Kerr
gave
a
very
lucid
aid
interesting
lecture
and
many
Ic!
the
Church
wRh
more
knowledge
than
when
they
entered.
Food
for
future
thought
and
discussion
and
the
possibility
of
manv
Bibles
aJ
being
opened
for
personal
study
was
certainly
achieved
by
the
able
manner
in
which
Mr.
Kerr
dual:
with
his
subject.
Peter
Lakic.
C.
N.
R.
district
freight
and
passenger
agent
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
brief
'.rip
to
Prince
Oconee
on
nffidj!
littles.
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