THOUGHT
PAUPER,
SHE
HAD
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Utipctt
Dailp
Octo
Uta.
Friday,
April
23,
1918
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WOMEN
OF
MOOSE
SSKX
CPDIUfl
TFA-AIF
JUNEAU
More
meetings
have
JriXlMV
ILM
JHfcli
been
neld
between
the
Carpen-Bcautiful
cut
spring
flowers
Iters"
Union
and
the
Juneau
..
rfi.htfni
uxunmi
flt.
Contractors'
and
Employers'
As-
Southern
Music,
Humor
Tickle
Rotary
Club
Minstrel
Audience
There
was
a
"dark"
outlook
on
the
stage
of
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
Thursday
evening
but
it
-
allows
.
over
tlle
Church,
when
h
searched
$4,555
Z
,
"ted
there
u,
,gu
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f
JUNEAU
Although
she
had
in
her
possession,
cash
that
some
folks
would
regard
as
a
modest
fortune,
Mrs.
Esther
Ellsworth,
found
dead
here
recently
.had
for
eght
years
been
looked
on
as
a
destitute
person.
She
was
receiving
regular
aid
from
the
Always
of
th
rnnm3
nf
Mr
i
sociation
,on
the
question
lUUOpHW
V-
w
wa.
-
discovered
.anri
i
t
"",
brought
no
pessimism
to
the
audience
of
400
who
sat
out
front.
On
the
contrary,
mirth
reigned
during
the
first
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club's
min
wage
increases.
Earl
Estepp,
president
of
the
Union,
declared
statistics
show
undertaicr.
.,,
"er
to:
Charrill
Mclntyre's
home,
544
Eighth
Avenue
East,
yesterday
afternoon
when
Women
of
the
Moose
held
a
tea
and
sale
of
t.ia.
.;;.uwtoi
that
living
costs
and
wages
paid
strel
show.
pun
''ieu
$3.40.
the
average
worker
do
not
move
WALLACES
!
Wnmo
rnnklne
which
drew
a
The
program:
Overture,
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
Orchestra.
Opening
Chorus,
"In
the
Land
of
Cottcf,"
The
Chorus.
"Little
David
Play
On
Your
0H
,M
good
attendance
of
ladies.
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tattersal
poured
and
serviteurs
were
Mrs.
Alf
Ritchie,
Mrs.
Arthur
Hinton
and
Mrs.
James
Irvine.
Assist
in
unison.
"A
New
York
contractor,"
he
stated,
"compared
prices
of
houses
and
Incomes
from
1939
to
1947.
In
1939
it
took
the
average
camenter
817
days
to
make
Ehows
T.00
-
n
Made
up
in
blackface
in
the
fullest
tradition
of
the
southern
"minstrel"
stage,
the
cast
of
more
than
30
regaled
the
audience
with
songs
of
the
southern
plantations
and
droll
jokes
with
local
variations
that
made
the
hall
ring
with
continuous,
bursts
of
laughter.
The
joke
section
was
composed
Saturday
ing
in
the
kitcnen
were
Mrs.
enough
money
to
buy
a
$10,000'
1
T
fA1
It
(nntr
M
A
CO
mO
John
Morrison,
Mrs.
W.
Gomez,
n
2
WALLACE'S
Old
Fashion
!
Bargain
Sale
Ends
Sat.
Night
j
5
Mrs.
C.
Erlckson,
Mrs.
F.
Calder-
:
"uuac'
"
"
carpenter
t
889
days
to
make
and
onH
Mr.
Mrs.
t.
L.
wilt
Hilton.
ttuhipr
Cashier
.
one
enough
money
to
purchase
the
same
home
at
1947
increased
l
of
four
sepia
characters
mas
querading
under
the
names
of
cost
prices.
Wi
l.lll."irJI
Sambo,
Tambo,
Brother
Bones
and
Mr.
Jones
but
who,
beneath
r.
THIS
AND
THAT
was
Mrs.
Sam
Hougan.
In
charge
of
the
home
cooking
sale
was
Mrs.
Dan
Morrison
and
Mrs.
Henry
Dickens.
Wool
Dog
Mrs.
I.
Rogers,
No.
69.
Doily
Mrs.
Robert
McCarthy,
No.
85.
Cake
Mrs.
V.
Foster,
No.
17.
it
all,
were
Martin
Stuart,
Thomas
Christie,
G.
K.
S.
Black-aby
and
P.
H.
Linzey.
DIP
SHEEP
YEARLY
Sheep
must
be
dipped
at
least
once
a
year
in
a
solution
of
"sheep
dip"
to
prevent
mites
CEILING
FIXTURES
If
their
humor,
drawn
out
by
J
and
sheep
scab.
von
vorit
I
IVIX'f!
IfnOM
K'lTfMirv
Interlocutor
E.
T.
Applewhaite.
Harp,"
The
Chorus.
Solo,
"Deacon
Jones,"
Wilf
Taylor.
"Ole
Uncle
Moon,"
The
Chorui.
Panto
mine
tai
"Mammy."
Gerry
Taylor;
(bi
"Blushing
Rose,"
Gerry
and
Jan
Taylor.
"Kentucky
Babe,"
The
Chorus.
"Wait
till
ah's
put
on
man
Solo,
"Dry
Bones,"
Andy
Wyatt.
Crown,"
The
Chorus.
Melody
Closing
Chorus
"On
the
Campus,"
The
Chorus.
List
of
cast:
First
Tenors
H.
S.
Whalen,
A.
E.
Martin.
J.
A.
Teng,
R.
Van
der
Sluys,
Wilf
Towns.
Second
Tenors
G.
If.
Stan-bridge,
J.
J.
Comadina,
B.
,
B.
j
Stevens,
Walter
Smith,
Ray
Lambert.
First
Base-B.
J.
Fortune,
G.
R.
Brett,
L.
M.
Gordon.
W.
T.
Terry,
Dr.
J.
A.
MacDonald,
G.
C.
Mitchell,
Andy
Wyatt,
W.
D.
Mc-Ara,
Crawford
Moore,
-Wilf
Taylor,
J.
Ham,
A.
E.
Smith,
J.
Lang-
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FLUORESCENT
TRI-Lim
Reminiscences
had
been
heard
before,
that
fact
did
nothing
to
detract
from
its
current
funnyness.
Their
wit
was
frankly
labelled
"Corn"
and
given
and
accepted
as
such.
There
is
still
a
timeless
vigor
about
such
ancient
jokes
as:
PORCH
LITES
PIN-UPS
I'KiSK
KAMI'S
By
w.l.
d
Reflections
-AT
THE-
Sambo:
"What's
de
difference
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
oetween
kissing
a
pretty
girl
and
a
dog
on
a
frozen
pond?"
I'MONK
611
313
TIIIRM
AVKNI
K
W
K0
Mr.
Interlocutor:
"What
is
the
difference,
Sambo?"
British
Columbia
Indians
are
by
a
goldfish
and
a
cr
news-enjoying
the
'
most
solid
pros-
paprrman
was
so
overpowering,
perity
known
in
years,
chiefly
,
its
indefinite
contemplation
had
because
Japanese
have
nothing
to
cease.
There
are
enough
frus-to
do
with
British
Columbia
tratlons
already.
fisheries,
says
the
Minister
of
j
Lands,
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney.
It
is
"All
that
the
west
wants,"
Sambo:
"They're
both
dogone
nice!"
ridge.
It
was
the
blackface
chorus
KAIEN
CO
OP
Brighten
Your
I
lome
Willi
Second
Bases
A.
D.
Ritchb,
P
I
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i
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CcX:-
'It
says
a
Social
Credit
member
and
orchestra,
trained
and
dir
O.
H.
Haugen,
L.
M.
.Shannon,
ected
by
Charles
P.
Balaeno.
H.
T.
Lock.
certain
Japan
is
not
famous
for
the
number
of
aliens
swarming
along
her
coasts,
and
all
busy
helping
reduce
natural
resources.
that
gave
the
show
its
first-rate
Interlocu
tor
E.
T.
Apple
"is
a
square
deal."
With
this
startling,
humane
and
logical
revelation,
it
will
now
be
in
order
to
pass
along
to
the
next
order
of
business.
Wall
Tone
-
Vello-Alabastin
whaite.
quality,
setting
In
a
high
bracket
End
Men
Sambo,
M.
F.
Stuar'.;
for
amateur
productions.
Their
harmonizing
of
such
songs
as
FOR
YOl'K
SPUING
(
1
KAMNti
Tambo,
Tom
Christie;
Brother
HAMP
CLc.ANfc.K-WALLr-AI'tH
CLKANKR-
WAL
In
the
Land
of
Cotton,"
"Little
Bones,
G.
R.
S.
Blackaby,
Mr.
PER
REMOVER
dLUl
CLfc.ANr.K-
BRUSHES
-Ml
David
Play
On
Your
Harp,"
Ken
WAXES
tucky
Babe"
and
melodies
of
well-loved
southern
songs
was
Box
1127
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179
2M
3rd
1
excellent.
-
.
"I
think
I'm
going
to
"have
one
of
my
headaches."
After
reading
about
Mr.
Mc-Nab's
aquarium
in
Wednesdays'
Daily
News
it
struck
one
that
the
life
of
a
gold
fish
must
possess
infinite
charm.
No
debts
and
no
cost
of
living,
high
or
low.
No
disturbing
rumors
and
everything
so
fresh,
so
pure
and
clean.
Just
enough
gentle
society,
and
every
now
and
then
an
objett
of
amused
wonder.
The
grim
necessity
of
having
to
keep
one's
head
above
water
something
unheard
of.
The
con-
Individual
performances
rich
with
humor
were
Wilf
Taylor's
Now
that
there
is
likelihood
of
a
pool
in
McClymont
Park,
swimming
in
the
Salt
Lakes
across
the
harbor
should
-
also
resume.
Once,
in
Prince
Rupert,
swimming
came
close
to
becoming
the
fayorlte
out-of-doors
sport.
But
in
later
years,
for
some
unknown
reason,
this
declined
and
mainly
dogs
went
bathing.
Collies,
spaniels,
air-
rendition
of
"Deacon
Jones,"
in
Jones,
P.
H.
Linzcy.
Stage
Manager,
T.
N.
Youngs.
Orchestra
Conductor
C-.
P.
Baagno.
Piano
Frances
Moore.
First
Violins
A.
'
C.
Cameron,
Nellie
Anderson,
G.
Varfeldt.
Second
Violins
F.
Conrad,
Marjorie
Smith,
J.
L.
Lee.
Clarinet
N.
E.
Gerrard.
Saxophone
B.
Sprinkle.
Trumpet
G.
Brown.
Trombone
C.
F.
McCarthy.
Drums
R.
Woods.
which
he
was
made
up
in
the
FOR
THE
BEST
IN
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
.
.
.
See
Your
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
ACTORS
OFF
TO
OTTAWA
sombre
dignity
of
the
clergy
of
the
Cotton
Bend
Afro-American
(
hff.
Trurkil
church;
"Dry
Bones,"
by
Andy
Wyatt,
made
up
as
a
dark-face
dales
and
just
pooches
(not
mere
Bulrk
Oldsmoliile
Veteran
Geodetic
j
Surveyor
Is
Dead
.
'.
OTTAWA
Louis
Henri
Gau-thicr,
chief
draftsman
with
the
Geodetic
Survey
for
almost
half
a
century,
died
here.
He
was
ninety
years
old
and
had
been
ill
since
he
broke
an
arm
a
few
weeks
ago.
Born
in
Montreal,
he
first
went
west
as
a
surveyor
Chevrolet
Tontiae
VANCOUVER
Supported
by
CM
C.
Tttiil
trast
between
existence
as
seen
humans
1
were
"in
the
swim."
physician
who
with
an
honest
the
personal
contributions
of
MACHINE
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
to-goodness
skeleton
for
his
many
well-wishers,
a
group
from
straight
man"
gave
a
musical
Vancouver's
Little
Theatre
Asso
Terrace
Machine
Shop
i
Garagi
lesson
on
human
bone
structure,
iation
left
here
Wednesday
night
on
the
Continental
Limited
of
TERRACE,
B.
C.
with
the
C.P.R.
He
took
part
in
mapping
sections,
pf
Alaska
"THERE'S
NOTHING
NEW
.
.
.
Radioactivity
of
certain
elements
was
first
discovered
in
1806
by
Becquerel
who
found
some
securely
wrapped
photographic
plates
had
become
fogged
after
being
placed
near
certain
uranium
compounds.
When
Alaska
was
purchased.
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the
maps
he
had
made
were
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
Ottawa
where
they
will
represent
British
Columbia
next
week
at
the
Dominion
Drama
Festival.
In
the
capital
they
wilf
present
their
production
"The
Silver
presented
to
the
Alaskan
ad
Treat
Your
Car
or
Truck
to
a
ministration
in
Nome.
Apart
pantomines
by
Gerry
and
Jan
Taylor
in
which
Uie
former
gestured
his
way
through
Al
Jol-son's
"Mammy"
with
side-splitting
accuracy,
returning
with
his
little
sister
to
give
Jolson's
"Blushing
Rose"
the
same
treatment.
In
all,
the
show
was
an
unusual
and
highly
humorous
presentation
and
much
of
its
effectiveness
was
made
possible
by
the
orchestra
of
ten
pieces
which
accompanied
the
chorus.
Miss
Frances
Moore,
A.T.C.M,
accompanied
many
of
the
soloists
during
the
choral
numbers.
.from
his
professional
work,
his
chief
interests
were
music
and
painting.
''.,.;.
Cord"
that
won
them
provincial
Lubrication.,
honors.
Members
of
the
cast
are
Joy
Coghlll,
Floyd
Caza.
Derek
Ral
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Mam
VALENTIN
DAIRY,
Your
Dally
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
Get
Your
ston.
Shelah
Norman-Martn
and
not
just
another
'grease-up'
It
Costs
Ho
More!
4SJW
Modernii
your
stucco
home
with
Bondex,
the
decorative
paint
that
cover
water
stains
and
seals
out
dampness.
Easy
to
apply,
just,
brush
it
on.
Low
cost.
ska.
makes
about
5lf
en
jJleA
ST
ANFIELDS
Sonya
Britton,
the
latter
an
Irish
var
bride
who
trained
with
the
famed
Dublin
Gate
Theatro.
They
will
be
directed
by
Mrs.
Phoebe
Smith.
Accompanying
Wnsts
wits
Iricl,
AtaMnrr,
Cswtf
Uks.
Xtsps
ft'lii
4tf,
at
the
drygoods
department
Soloists
Included
H.
S.
WhalenH
of
the
A.
E.
Martin,
J.
A.
Teng
and
LINDSAY
MOTORS
11D
uie
pany
is
mrs.
n.
a.
Kicnara-,
r.
g.
Van
der
Sluys
of
the
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son,
president
of
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section.
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Assisting
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ushers
and
door
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C.
A.
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A.
P.
Crawley,
David
Scott
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Management
Proprietor,
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