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and
Huth
Kt.
Member
of
I
ho
Prince
Import
Uyro
Club
were
guest
of
the
Hillary
til
lilt
nl
n
well
attended
and
enthusiastic
get-together
lianiil
held
last
evening
in
the
ISt.
Kriflu
Cafe.
The
principal
Hem
on
Ihe
priiirrnin
was
a
dis
cussion
between
speakers
of
both
organizations.
Many
-ug-geslion
were
made
ami
plans
submitted
as
lo
how
objective
might
hi
carried
nut.
The
establishment
of
an
athletic
club
or
gymnasium
in
the
rily
wa
advocated
hy
the
moot
of
the
speaker
and
was
approved
y
others.
.
Another
suggestion
meeting
with
favor
was
lhaj
something
In
Ihe
nature
of
u
roiiiittuiiify
council
should
!e
formed
to
lake
charge
of
I
lie
raising
of
fund
for
various
public
.undertaking
which
dll-xcn
wrc
bfinp
cllii.upin
con-iinually
lo
conlriiiolc
to.
Th
ifilinK
wn
prcnln
iycr
hy
lr.
V.
T.
KorKin.
prcnlilrnl
of
l
h
Itntary
Chih.
Jo
.Urccr.
chairman
of
Ihc
iyro
Club'n
playjtrouml
rommiU
lc,
w
Ihc
firl
pcakcr
of
the
f
October
3
1021.
,(i;iy
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
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GYROS
GUESTS
ROTARY
CLUB
(Junior
Service
Club
Entertained
by
Older
Organization
and
Discuss
Possible
j
Program
,
ATHLETIC
CLUB
NEEDED
Speaker
Mention
Possibility
of
Two
Oodles
Uniting
Efforts
to
Attain
Object
evening.
I'oiniing
out
that
hl
juKitli(Hi
hu)l
he
taJicn
t's
pcfo!ml
on'
iftit
MiHinntlnir
officially
from
the
(i)rn
Cluh.
Mr!'
lirccr
utalcil
thai
It
wat
alln-(
aether
likely
Hial
the
iym
Cluh
(liirin?
It
Mwnml
year
which
wa
Jul
couiuiencitig
would
del
rifle
lo
continue
with
if
play-
jrmunil
program
which
had
al-
rrtt.ly
mni
f(S.
r
alio
UR
itiiel
liattltc
HAlahlihm-nt
of
a
howling
grc
in
the
city
wsn
h
nulle
that
inlchl
well
he
The
tlmig
that
Mr.
Orecr
tliotiuhf
wuh
tiailly
iii''ls
heirc'
Dubarry's
Fine
Perfumes
and
Toilet
luxuries
A,;-j.
i'-tilily
l
pcpic
tn
gooil
lilc
ami
rcfiijciticiil,
PERFUMED
BATH
SALTS
IN
TABLETS
A
CRYSTALS
T
ifivigriiHtjr
riin-h,ng
ami
hcaotiTx
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FLOWER
"SCENTED
BATH
SOAPS
FACE
POWDER
MANICURE
OUTFITS
DAY
CREAM
NIQHT
CREAM
TRAVELLING
OUTFITS
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every
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a
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tip
rcqmrr
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Pioneer
Druggists
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pexall
Store
nlrd
Ave.
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Shth
St.
Phones
82
and
200
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PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service
Sailings
from
Prince
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ftlls,
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Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-eouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
.
.W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
JTnr
Cf
4th
8'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
phono
100.
Helgerson
Block.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
DENTIST
Office
UtitiiK
l
a.m.
ti
p.m.
"I'Pti
Kvtuiiiigs
liy
HpOt'ial
Apiuuiilliieiit
howevrr,
wa
somclhlng
in
the
nature
of
nti
alhlclic
cluh
for
the
'hlhlri'ii
nK
well
a
the
grown
H'.
A
huihling
for
the
pur-
le
mlghl,
he
Ihoughl,
he
oh
allied.
It
would
he
iicrcHsary
to
il
U
Mil
nnd
provide
for
In-"Iriirtion
arid
iipervfinn.
Hucli
a
project
at
Ihl.
Mr.
(Ireer
ii'll,
Mhould
receive
the
nupport
"f
every
citizen
of
Prince
Hu-perl.
Kit
her
or
hoth
of
the
ner-vIcp
rluhi
Mhould
not
he
called
upon
to
hear
the
hurdoh
or
it.
A
broader
organization
might
he
brought
into
being,
the
speaker
MiggeMrd,
being
a
inn
per
rent
community
club
admitting
lo
membership
every
man
of
Prince
Hnpcrl.
Surh
an
organization
would
be
able
to
obtain
(Hilnnre
from
aulhorillex
hiicIi
(he
rily
council.
The
project
he
Mjgge.xfed,
Mr.
(Ireer
aald,
might
rout
3,0(10
or
U,000
lo
extalilixh
and
12,000
or
$3,000
aniiunrly
(o
mnlnfaln.
It
should
and
would,
he
thought,
be
xup-pnrled
by
the
public
at
large
as
all
peoph.
would
benefit
therc-frohi,
Mr.
(ireer
expanded
on
the
Idea
of
the
community
club
and
fell
thai
it
miiight
take
charge
of
much
work
which,
now
in
the
hand
of
-various
organization
Individually.
naturally
caused
duplication
of
effort
and
expense.
,ad
,0(.n
fniiriiated
that
In
the
past
IH
months
something
'like
11,000
had
been
raised
from
the
public
of
the
city
for
various
causes.
If
the
raising
of
such
money
came
under
the
juridicliou
of
a
community
service
cluh,
a
good
deal
of
this
might
be
saved
and
there
would
not
be
at
least
so
many
separate
demands.
Need
of
Club
M,
P.
.MrCafTery,
the
first
notary
Cluh
speaker,
drew
attention
to
the
many
efforts
thai
had
been
made
to
obtain
business
advantage
for
Prince
Itupert.
A
point
that
he
thought
had
been
hist
sight
of
was
the
making
of
the
city
a
belter
place
in
which
lo
live
in
and
raise
families.
Mr.
(Ireer
hud
suggested
that
a
building
be
obtained
for
"htliletic
purposes.
He
oud
go
one
belter
In
suggesting
that
a
building
which
would
be
a
credit
lo
the
city
tie
creeled.
The
preposition
might
he
a
little
loo
large
for
the
Holary
or
(iym
Cluh
individual
ly
hut
he
was
certain
that
if
the
iiwu
orxanizulioiis
gel
together
il
could
he
done.
With
the
two
rltib
united
behind
such
an
ef
iforl.
they
would
have
influence
jal
hand
and,
for
the
site
at
least.
.might
well
he
able
lo
call
upon
jflie
railway
company,
the
gov-ernnienl
or
the
city
for
sum
i
favorable
proposition.
Unity
the
thing
that
was
required
!wa
and
certainly
there
was
no
place
where
unity
was
more
in
order
Jthnn
in
Prince
Itupert.
In
fart
,lhe
very
life
of
the
plaee
defended
upon
il
for
there
were
always
the
outside
influences
lo
lie
cnmtiallcil.
Optimism
wus
another
requisite
attribute
here
There
was
neither
can
nor
room
for
pessimists.
A
Little
Ambitious
K.
A.
Mann,
director
of
the
injiii
i.uiit.
x
u
inn
iii
iiifur
im
.an
amalgamation
that
would
cause
individual
effort
to
be
lost.
Though
he
was
in
favor
of
the
notary
and
(lyro
cuius
joining
j
in
achieving
some
such
object
as
lwas
suggested,
he
thought
thai
competition
between
the
two
or-g
aim
ft
I
Ions
towards
achieving
dial
objective
should
he
fostered
uml
maintained.
More
effective
work
would
then
he
done.
He
was
In
accord
with
Ihc
sugges-
lions
of
Mr.
Hrecr
and
Mr.
Mc-CalTery.
I
tlelhought,
however
that
Ihelr
plans
were
a
liltle
too
nui-
lill,ii'iis.
He
fell
that
somellung
along
these
lines
might
he
started
immediately
on
perhaps
a
smaller
scale.
S.
I).
Johnstone,
secretary
of
the
Itntary
Cluh,
suggested
thai
Hie
handicapped
hoys
of
Prince
Itupert
and
under
nourished
jChlldren
needed
allenllon.
The
(establishment
of
a
permanent
camp
might
or
might
not
be
conducted
by
the
cluh
or
clubs
inlaltiilK
it.
hut
.
il
should
be
provided,
In
connection
Willi
the
under-nourished
child,
Mr.
Johnstone
was
thei)
of
the
opinion
that
the
example
of
Vancouver
might
be
followed
in
providing
Ihem
with
food.
(lyro
II.
1'.
Mc.Nnughton
approved
the
alhletlc
cluh
or
gymnasium
idea.
Some
such
establishment
for
children
over
12
years
nf
ago
was
badly
needed
here.
Trail
up
Mountain
Ilnlarlau
I).
G.
Mcnae's
proposal
was
the
building
of
a
I
rail
up
Mount
Oldfield
which
would
be
an
allrurlkm
(o
Imnlsts
as
well
as
somelhlug
nf
value
for
local
people.
Ha
would
not
he
in
favor
of
culling
upon
any
au
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S
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of
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found
wherever
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ood
whisky
is
appre
ciated
-
since
1859
Boiiled
in
Bond
under
Dominion
Government
Supervision
A-2A
Vliis
advcrliscmcnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Hie.
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
thorilies
fur
financial
assist
ance.
His
suggestion
was
that
the
service
clubs
organise
the
work
ami,
with
I
lie
assistance
of
the
citizens
generally,
actually
do
it.
In
connection
,
with
lie
gym
nasium
proposal,
V.
Taylor,
secretary
nf
Ihc
(yr
Club,
pointed
oul
that
the
all
import
ant
mailer
would
be
thai
of
in-
I
ruction
and
conduct.
tich
in
stitutions
had
failed
in
other
places
hewtuse
they
vvwe
not
conducted
properly.
He
'.suggested
I
hat
a
community
council
for
Ihe
control
of
collecting
,
money
bc
established
instead
of
the
more
general
cnuniyinjly.
eub.
In
the
meantime,
assistance
might
he
given
by
both
clubs
lo
Ihc
hospital
willed
was
Immediately
in
need
of
funds
for
its
x-ray
plant.
Value
of
Education
Itvilarian
tieorge
llurtp
urged
COATS
have
n
very
select
as
sortment
of
Ladies'
Coats
in
the
newest
style
uml
cloths.
CUTJELOUR
TEDDY
BEAR
CLOTHS1
MARVELLA
'DEMERS'
Phone
27
P.
,".
Box
327
that
some
steps
he
taken
to
prevent
the
retrograde
movcim-iii
of
liuys.
Some
hentthy
'means,
of
diversion
.
should
he
found
for
them
to
replace
the
temptations
that
they
were
offered
at
every
hand
in
the
city.
He
also
spoke
of
Ihe
"Iwek-lo-schohl"
cain-puign
and
the
advantages
to
lie
obtained
through
the
continua
tion
of
education.
In
summing
up
the
discussion
of
the
evening,
President
W.
T.
Kergin
of
the
Ilotary
Cluh
declared
that
Ihe
Influences
for
the
bringing
up
of
hoys
in
Prince
Itupert
were
not
as
good
as
they
were
a
few
years
ago.
The
discussion
hail
brought
forward
Ihe
need
of
something
being
done
and
the
two
clubs
would
go
back
imhued
wit
It
new
ideas
and
Impressed
with
tho
valuable
work
that
might
Ik
done
by
them.
The
program
of
speiVhes,
which
was
punctuated
with
com-!
munity
singing
and
selections
by
an
orchestra
consisting
of
James
I..
I.ee,
o.
A.
Woodland
and
W.i
Vaughan
Davies,
was
followed!
!
liy
a
bridge
tournament
in
which
1
1
lie
llniarians
won
over
the
Uy-
i-i's
liy
an
aggregate
score
of
I
.'80
to
1
180.
Before
the
meeting
adjourned
with
the
singing
of
"Auld
Lang
Syne,"
President
Milton
(ton-.ales
of
Ihe
flyro
Club
expressed
on
liehalr
of
the
(tyros,
appreciation
for
the
most
enjoyable
and
valuable
evening
that
had
been
spent
as
the
guests
of
(ho
Ilotary
Club.
The
discussion,
he
fell
sure,
would
he
produclive
of
langihlc
results.
The
Gyro
Club
would
ffo
bark
with
many
good
suggestions
to
cogitate
oyer
and
possibly
co-operate
later
with
the
Ilotary
Cluh
In
carrying
oul.
"Chickens
sub,"
said
the
Old
negro
sage,
"is
de
usefullesl
anl-niflU
ilere
Is.
You
can
eat
'em
befo'
dey
Is
born
and
after
iley
is
daid."
Lady
Bobbie
Hats
The
new
shape
specially
made
lo
fit
the
Shingle
Bobbed
Head
arrived
today
from
Chicago.
No
I
wo
alike.
Try
Ihem
on.
For
comfort
they
are
unbeatable.
For
style
unsurpassed.
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Co.
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Ave.
and
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SL
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slock
Pictorial
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Phone
9.
To
JnsuriMiceJB
eneKciavted
Hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollars
are
lost
aaauaHy
through
the
ttnwtse
Investment
or
careless
spending
of
monies
received
for
Insurance
death
'
claims
and
matured
endowments.
A
Union
Bank
Savings
Account
is
the
proper
place
for
the
deposit
of
such
monies.
If
Beneficiaries
seek
Investments,
our
branch
managers
are
always
willing
to
help
them
with
.
sound
and
conservative
advice
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BANK
OF
CANADA
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Rupert
Branch
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
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