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Saturday.
June
19,
1937
VALUE
OF
RAIN
The
value
of
rain
to
this
part
of
the
country
outside
of
its
irrigating
value
is
seen
in
the
news
published
yesterday
that
the
Surf
Point
mine
is"
closed1
because
of
water
shortage
and
that
Ocean
Falls
is
considering
closing.
The
Bulkl'ey
Valley
was
dried
up
until
the
rain
came
and
on
Digby
Island
the
tanks
are
almost
empty.
At
least
a
week
of
rain
such
as
that
on
the
last
day
or
two
is
badly
needed.
MUSIC
IN
THE
HOME
Sir
Ernest
McMillan,
principal
of
the
Toronto
Conser
vatory
of
Music,
told
a
Victoria
audience
recently
that
people
as
a
Whole
were
more
critical
of
the
mediocre
m
music'
and
listened
with
more
intelligence
than
a
few
years
ago.
He
urged
that
mechanical
music
either
from
a
radio
or
gramophone
was
no
substitute
for
music
in
the
home
and
urged
that
young
people
go
through
the
tuition
and
routine
which
is
essential
to
all
successful
musicians.
He
also
.advocated
the
need
of
music
study
in
the
schools.
"It
is
worth
while
to
everyone,"
he
maintained,
"for
it
opens
up
a
great
literature
that
tends
to
bind
nations
together.
It
is
a
good
discipline,
tending
to
co-ordinate
mind
and
body;
it
is
related
closely
to
historv.
to
mathematics
and
to
physics,
and
it
is
a
safe
and
admirable
outlet
for
developing
lives
of
adolescents.
It
means
increased
hap
piness
in
later
life,
for
it
is
an
admirable
hobby."
NEW
OBJECTS
FOR
WAR
A
newspaperthe
other
day
received
from
.
.
A
i
....
..
a
war
veteran
an
interesting
letter,
the
concluding
paragraph
of
which
follows:
"If
we
must
again
go
to
war,"
said
the
veteran,
"I
think
I
am
speaking
the
thoughts
of
the
war-wounded
veterans
when
I
say
that
we
should
declare
war
on
disease,
on1
poverty
and
on
arid
land.
Let
it
be
a
war
that
will
have
for
its
object
the
clothing-
of
the
one-third
of
the
people
that
are
illy
clad
;
the
housing
of
the
one-third
that
are
illy
housed,
the
employment
at
a
Jiving
wage
of
the
one-third
that
are
poorly
paid.
Then,,
if
that
war
be
won,
it
will
indeed
be
a
glorious
victory."
A
war
with
such
aims
certainly
would
be
one
that
would
nav
(MlmtpW
rrrent
dividends
than
one
or
more
wars
that
might
be
men-
iioneu.
IC.
CM-
Bicycles
et
Your
C.
C.
M.
Bicycle
j
at
GORDON
'S
HARDWARE
We
carry
a
cdmplete
stock
of
Bicycles,
Tires'
and
Tubes,
and
repair
parts.
OUTLOOK
(Continue
iioxc
f-aee
Jt
puzzled
to
understand
how
it
could
bold
togtner.
Canada
Or
instance
bad
complete
control
oi
her
wa
affairs.
She
even
eboe
her
own
Governor
General
wo'
was
appointed
tin?
King
n
1
-
-
r
t.
1
rr.
co-operative
effort.
He
did
not
favor
any
very
sudden
large
mil
trration
although,
undoubtedly,
one
of
the
Empire
problems
was
the
arranging
for
a
prdper
distribution
of
the
white
races
within
the
Empire.
Empire
Agreements
The
visitor
also
spoke
of
the
recently
affected
Empire
agreement
by
which
he
said
Canada
retained
all
her
former
privileges
in
the
British
markets
while
granting
to
Great
Britain
more
privileges
in
the
Canadian
mar
kets.
On
motion
of
lira.
D.
JIcD.
Hunter,
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
passed
to
Sir
Francis
and
it
was
explained
that
Lady
Floud
would
address
members
of
thd
lub
at
a
meeting
today.
Mrs.
.F.!
K.
Good
presided
and
introduced
the
visitor.
J.
B.
Agar
of
Terrace
arrived
in
'
the
city
on
Thursday
night's
train
'
for
a
brief
business
visit
to
town,
returning
to
the
interior
last
evening.
,
City
Solicitor
E.
F.
Jones
Is
making
definite
progress
toward
ecovery
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
he
has
been
a
oatfent
for
the
past
month.
He
expects
to
be
able
to
leave
the
instl-tutlon
in
about
two
weeks.
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'
ENJOYED
Pretty
Setting-
Fur
Performance
By
Pupils
of
SL
Joseph's
Academy
represen
the
m4f
of
they
evening
apletj
UiiHetf
Kingdom,
there
had
to
Ti-un
tiuww
fk
representative
of
tt
rwvenH"
wl
aaaiianaBj
meHt
at
Ottawa
and.
as
a
result
l58"141"
lno"1C15
the
was
appointed.
I1
fnends
who
came
to
hear
tfie
Speaking
fr
the
British
gov-I
usicians-Iaree
and
finaJL
The
ernmeat.
which
he
represented.
'
raUr2
elass
howed
he
results
of
Sir
Fraaefc
said
they
welcomed
the
mutual
k
of
both
teacher
all
the
mores
which
had
bee
'
and
PaPH
the
satlsfafltton
of
all
mad
towards
Camd
taking
!
The
Pfram
fft:
complete
control
of
her
own
af-
"Hickory
Horse
nay
Renk.
fairs.
Great
Britain
took
on
her
i
Helen
Batagno.
rself
the
defence
of
the
whole
"Rocking
Horse
VtytT
Rowe,
Empire
and
the
people
there
were
Mary
Sylvester.
j
subjct
to
taxation
such
as
tbejr
:
"The
Rosebud
Waltz"
feteeted).j
had
never
before
known.
Bet
.
PauMn
Ohnesorg.
they
did
it
wiHinply.
Thev
aIo'
"Oay
as
"Rose"
Oanadla
Folk
look
pride
in
their
leadership
ii
jTune,
Helen
Balaano.
social
services
such
as
un
em
ploy
"Bourrte"
(Bach).
LoU
Nicker
-
rrient
insurance
and
old
age
pen
son-
sions.
Unfortunatelv.
thn
had
"Return
of
Sorimt"
PreatonL
Yamanaka:
"Rosellar
Ulewitti,
May
Marlon.
"Wont
You
Come
to
My
Tea-Party?"
song4
.Yvonne
Riffou.
"Little
Drum
Major"
Egman,
Richard
Moore
"Grandfather
Dances"
(Kargan-off,
Mary
Mackenzie.
"Gypsy
Dance
Lichner),
Marie
Nickerson.
"The
Merry
Trumpeter-
(Morrison
t.
Delphlne
and
Charlotte
Ba-lagno.
"Two
Little
F
o?i?s"
'Cramm.
Alastalr
Crerar
"On
the
Ms
Ljrhner
Kera
MeCafferj.
-
,
Mrs.
Herbert
Busby
and
child
ar-
1b
asmy
Mailfe
f
Mv"
rirett
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
(Batter.
Kay
Nfckttoon
GeoYfe
yesterday
morning
from
-M
tonka'
ak.
la
G
Jfcf
.
...
.
iMarJorie
easratbers
The
reejtal
o!
the
mask
ciajsesi
St.
JiisepfefrAcademionThers-
ier.
A.
r.-
aia
Yvonne
Httfoa
ASxanfetatt'
"Baance"
Bach.
t
Beethoven.
En-
gin
CSrtsa:aea
"WoiBein
MssicaT
Phylhs
ff
unarm
"SqdroM
of
the
"lmeeammtm
as
A
PaU
Schsbert'.
Mr."
duet.
Chopini.
Muf
Poa-
Harry
Se-
oertt.
Daily
Vamaka.
"Vasse"
(Gbapia.
Marie
Amadto
"Dnextanted
MomeoU"
Oeibeli.
Nvfia
Hodgsac
aad
Frances
Moore
Sereaaae"
iSeaaaerti,
Oedle
Oavasalle.
"Waltz
in
A"
Rachmaninoff
i
.
Gbaffette
Balacaa.
Daaee.
Leom
Wtdtltn,
Josephine
Mtrray.
"NecvBrne
in
B"
CBOstat,
Chiea
MthBaze.
"The
Harmonica
Player"
i
iHb8.
Margaret
Chiistenaen.
,
"The
Lark-
(Qaaa-Balakiiey).
Franres
Moore.
not
yet
abolished
poverty
and
Phyllis
Marion.
i
destitution.
In
some
parts
of
Bri-
"Puck"
(Rubmatera).
Glenna
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Rudkf
tain
there
was
unbounded
pro
Moore.
.
'who
for
years
have
resided
at
penty
but
in
others,
such
as
some
;
"UghUy
Dance"
'seleeted).
Jean
jt-w-t.
it
k
:
.i
of
the
coal
mining
areas,
the,
e
Murray.
Iu7
'
was
destitution
and
bonelessness
'
"Ecossolses"
Beethoren-BBSonl).
tb
HtF
the
I,"re
Charle
Speaking
of
immi
ration.
theLeona
Whlffen.
,tnl
fr"f"
the
Islands,
le't
speaker
said
it
was
a
matter
for
"Queen
of
trie
Fairies,'
recita-
on
last
evening'
train
for
Prince
j
Canada
to
decide
upon.
When
the
Uon,
Lois
Mckerson.
George
where
they
will
pay
a
visit
'
time
came
that
they
fHt
they,
"Off
to
the
Sea
(Adatr).
Berniee
Mon
pr(Keans
to
Viiitmm'
"xrc
iuj
m
out;
in
e
proo-
Meyers.
lem
he
felt
it
should
be
done
by.
"PomponeUe'
Shkkl.
Michl
where
it
is
their
intention
to
tak
!
up
future
residence.
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