REGIMENT
HOLDS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
Run)
clonic
now
BYCOLLVl
SWETHOUCHT
ANNUAL
DINNER
A4D
PLAYl.l'MVERY
I
MEANT
TO
PLAYOM
THE
bust
reading;1.
PIANO
CAN'T
STAND
it
a
THAT
RACKET!
Successful
Affair
Took
Place
Last
Nlstft
In
Armory
With
Seventy-five
Present
The
first
nnnlml
dinner
of
Ihc
First
natlnliontXorlh
O.G.
flegl
ment
look
pjace
1.11
flight
in
tint
armory,
tastefully
decorated
far
the
occasion,
and
proved
ft
l?
a
highly
enjoyable
'and
successful
affair
at
wlifcl)
some
75
men
were
present.
(Jo,
J.
V.
Nichqlls,
officer
commanding
presided,
anl
the
guests
included
it
number
of
I
lie
members
of
the
tt2nd
overseas
battalion,
fler
a
splendid
banquet
spread
had
been
disposed
of
there
was
a
fine
program
of
music,
snna
and
addresses.
TJw
program
opened
with
tlie
singing
of
"O
Canada"
and
closed
with
the
National
Anthem.
There
were
toasts
In
tho
102nd
Uatlalion,
Hie
Ureal
War
Veterans'
Association
and
Jhe
Navy
which
were
replied
lo
respectively
by
Paymaster
Captain
.1.
A.
Kjrkpalrick
(102nd
overseas),
Sergeant
G.
L.
Ynungman
and
Lieut.
Commander
R.
P".
Ponder.
Addresses
were
deliver-ed
hy
Consul
K.
A.
Wakefield,
Major
ft.
A.
nil
and
lr.
H.
F.
Tremayne.
Others
contributing
to
the
program
were
Alex
Harvey,
Hob
James,
.1.
K.
Davey,
Anderson
Murray,
C.
S.
M.
Wright
Iavie,,
Capt.
0.
p.
Tinker
ami
llandmastcr
Wilson
with
songs,
J.
K.
Hawthorn
with
a
cornet
solo,
and
Sgt.
F.
Lavery
mtU
a
monologue.
Miss
Jean
Cqrrie
and
H.
Arthur,
jr.
provided
orchestra
music
and
W.
Vaughan
Davie
was
accompanist.
OFFICERS
FOR
MUSIC
CLUB
DANCING
PARTY
WAS
;
GIVEN
BY
GYROS
FOR
PLAYERS'
CLUB
MEMBERS
ffefraehmenU
Served
by
Gyrettes,
i
Mnl.
noitDy
master
oi
Ceremonies
.
iln
honor
of
the
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Playrrs'
Club,
wlilfli
recently
MSgfd
n'
'playfor'
the
benefit
of
'the
playground
fund,
and
with
the
fiyre.Ues
as
nHdiliona!
gujet,
fof
honor,
a
delightful
dancing
parly
was
4veinjast
night,
by
the
Oyro
CJub
iji
the'
I.O.D.1J.
Jal!
on
Fifth
Avenue
F.ast.
There
were
about
thirty
couples
In
attendance
and
dancimg
was
in
progress
from'
9'
to
1
o'clock.
Music
was
furnished
before
tl
o'clock
by
Misi
Irine
Morflson,
.Howard
'-.iiu
'
:
.
hi
While
and
Kenny
Rood,
these
musicians
being
later
joined
hy
Charlie
and
Hilly
Haiagno,
Re
Lionel
Holtby
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
the
event
was
in
the
hands
of
the
Oyro
entertain
ment
committee.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
I,
C.
P.
Krieg,
Toronto;
Ral'di
Hopping,
Vernon;
J.
M.
Sterlinc,
(ieorge
W.
Taylor,
W.
Owen,
J.
If.
Egerton,
W.
Willi,
.1.
11
Donoghue
and
R.
W.
McNeill.
Vancouver:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Sritfen,
Hamilton;
C.
W.
Smith,
Kdmnnlon;
P.
M.
Olsen,
Ilanall:
II.
ft.
Olsen,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
II.
Ilankiuson
and
daughter,
Mi.
and
F.
H.
Ooodenough,
Inver-
One
of
the
pleasant
features
ness;
A.
.1.
Peck
and
II.
Mcllain.
of
Ihe
evening
was
the
presentation,
to
Company
Sergeant-Major
C.
L.
Youngman
by
the
members
of
the
sergeants'
mes
of
a
handsome
piece
of
engraved
silverware
as
a
wedding
presen
.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Company
Serpcant-Major
Robinson
and
Sgt.
Y'oungman
responded
suitably.
Th
committee
In
charge
con
sisted
of
Capt.
C.
V.
F.vitt,
chair
man;
Company
Sergeant-Major
Youngman.
Company
Sergeant-
Major
W.
Davies,
Sergeant
F.
Unwjn
and'
Sgt.
F.
Lavery.
Prince
Oeorge;
W.
H.
Manuel.
Winnipeg:
L.
F.
Champion,
.
Smjlh
and
Charles
tirny.
Anyo;
Tom
J.
W.
Hick,
Victoria;
A.
J.
Hultimer,
Halmoral.
JUNIOR
LEAGUE
FOOTBALL
GAME
y
Opening
Event
Went
to
Booth
School
In
Close
Contest
with
High
School
The
opening
of
the
J
026
Fooi-
ball
Season
took
place
at
Acrop
olis
Hill
last
evening
when
the
High
School
junior
team
met
t
lie
Hoolh
School
team
in
the
opening
fixture
of
Ihe
junior
leazue
and
went
down
lo
defea!
Wrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
Again
Headsj-j
iprP
wa
a
cp(M
attendance
ol
urbanization
Wlin
mr.
ll0
rrpnoral
mihtie
nn.l
l!ipl.lt
canon,
vice-presiaeni
Men
nt
tw
schools
turned
out
in
cood
force
to
trive
their
leam.-
Iloliling
ils
annual
liusinessljU4ly
SUnnort.
mefiing
yesieriiay
afternoon
a:
jipfnre
Ihe
game
and
at
the
the
home
of
the
president,
Mr,
interval.
Ihe
Hoy'
Hand
undi
H.
i..
.Mcinii.sn,
uiiusy.ie,
ji
Handmasler
Wilsi
n
gave
very
Fourth
Avenue
West,
the
Indies'
Pnjf,yable
selections
.music
Willi
closed
us
aciivme
lirtot
li
won
Ihe
loss
and
elect-
for
the
season
and
the
rngulai
P()
,0
,,ay
p
i.m.
aighl
from
lorinigwiy
Ternais
win
pe
re-
.
k!ck
oft-
j1jK,,
rpssed
an.i
sunied
in
ktober.
In
the
mean-
,00,i.
oai
hail
a
narrow
e-
Ipiie,
However,
a
recuai
win
ne
caj,e
when
a
shot
hit
the
upheld
Ihe
firs!
week
in
June
?lrzht.
Plav.
was
soon
at
the
the
Unite.)
.Church
undr
Ihe
0Iier
oni
w(.n
Crap
oenlred
but
auspices
of
the
Mush
Club
bejil
mc
saved.
Iliirli
oressed
tfie
arlistff
will
i.e
.Mr.
i.een
i.u,
Hool!l
tPtt!n(.
iIP
.
oui
Ijianist
of
the
Toronto
C"ncrv-
pierce
saved
and
then
Cralo
tj)r;
of
Music,
and
Henry
Carrr,
j,Pa,jf(i
past
at
the
other
end.
nit-
iiij
.jsuiuuiui.
jiooth
now
preosed
and
Aetsov
;Tli
LiditM'
Music
Club
eclen
Ui.ot
naff.
Currie
had
a
try
llinl
qfficers
as
follows:
went
wide,
and
then
at
the
other
President,
.Mrs.
n.
u.
Aic-in-.
Pnrt
Hooth
goal
escaped
asrain
...
r
Ipsn,
re-eieciei
Vice-president,
Mrs.
Slifijford
Dart
on.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Mrs.
R.
P.
Ponder:''
Ksecutfve,
committee
-r-
Mr
Donald
Ross,
Mrs.
fi,
A.
Wopd
land,
Mrs.
F.
P.
Kenny,
Mrs.
S.
D.
Jolmslon,
Mrs.
A,
T.
Parkin
and
Mrs.
11.
G.
Fraser.
be
ifiJl
nht
steady
himself
and
a'
gpo.1
chance
was
lfil.
Kolseyt
saved
and
then
Ihc
whistle
wen'
freshments,
generously
provided-
with
no
cjnre
by
tlje
fJyreltes,
were
served.
Second
Haf
Willi
the
hill
in
their
favor
ljUpplJi
pressed
right
from
the,
kick,
on
ami
irojn
lames
renire
Kelsgy
willi
a
first
lime
shot
beat
McLean'
and
Hoolh
were
one
up.
Hooth
continued
lo
pres
anTtMr,Lean
saved
nnly
to
be
beaten
a
minute
'"tajer
when
Kel-ecy
.
put
the
finishing
touch
to
good
work
by
pirkens.
Shortly
aftc
Crate
from
the
rinhl
wins,
shot
welt,
and
Hooih
wore
three
up.
Several
corners
followed
but
the
High
defence,
in
which
was
rapped
by
a
goal
hy
Coma-
diiia
who
beat
Pierce
with
a
fine
shot.
.Shortly
after
Hio
whrstle
blew
leaving
Hooth
win-
npr?
if
)bi
game
that
whs
fasl.
Irvine,
Morrison,
Hill
Scot!,
Ciiniadina.
Hooth
School
L.
Pierce,
Currie,
F.
Canx-ron,
H.
Tburber,
T.
Kelsey.
R.
NeNon,
Crate,
Dic!.-
ns.
Xelon,
T.
H''Van'cn'
Shikatani.
Referee
J.
Camhpcll.
Linesmen
ft.
Kelsey,
Ik.
CtappertoiK
SPORT
CHAT
With
a
tango
number
of
cup
being
offered
for
various
cotn-i
petitions,
Stewart
is
planning
for
an
active
tenuis
season
Ibis
yeir
and
it
is
the
intention
of
th
club
there
to
erect
new
courU.
Four
tournaments
have
been
arranged
lo
late
place
betwren
tew;art
and
Premier
players
ami
ijiere
will
be
return
tournaments
at
Premier.
II.
V.
M.
Holston,
the
SU'wart
puliliilier,
has
don
ated
a
cup
that
will
bo
open
to
any
leam
f
,
nUjed
doubles
.Jii
Ihe
Aice
,rrn,
.nyox
anu
Mew-
art
districts,
to
be
won
three
limes
in
surccssjon
tor
porman-nt
ownership.
The
curtain
was
rnnK
down
on
Hie
league
basketball
season
u'
O
1926
w
Jmti,
FtAtvmt
Scnv.cc,
Inc.
Ormml
Bnuia
rln
1
V
anted
For
Sal
For
Rent
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD,
Rooms
and
Furnished
handsome
sjhV.
cup
donated
brKo
.A.K..h"
r.tot
tinh
boat.
Murray
and
Mcrerk
worked
hard,
Mrs.
11.
W.
Wl
fr
inler-de-i
held
out.
High
got
away
and
j.arlmenlal
competition!
The
Pierce
saved
well
from
Irvine.
.iLoiliitl
la-
I
lriili:'
and
Mrs.
K.
K.
Orchard
and
'Mr.iRn
"l00k
a
corner
vbrh
wa
cwnsislrd
of
lour
teams
mine.
ami
Mrs.
II.
.
..
f""'""
7'
feared
and
men
Hoolli
j.resseii.
Injf
mechanic
and
office.
Reid,
I'sk;
Mrs.
H.
L.
Frank.
Mrs.
T.
K.
Hrooks
and
Miss
Frank,
Terrace;
R.
ft.
Johnston
break
away
liy'llisn
:!iooij
With
football
organization
fur
the
season
at
tin
smeller
town
nlnady
under
way,
the
Anyi-x
baseballer
gathered
logelber
for
organization
purpose
and
now
always
inlerej.tjng
and
in
whicabjave
the
ball
rolling
for
tlieir
good
roollmll
was
displayed.
For
High"
School
Viereek
wa
an
outstanding
player,
while
m'
the.
boys
played
hanl.
Hoo!.i
were
well
served
by
Cameron,
Currie,
Kelsey
and
Nelson.
The
teams
were
as
follows
:
High
School
McLean.
Murray,
iererk,
Collison,
Cro,
Hryanl,
line
of
endeavor.
A
In
ycar,
tbe"re
.seems
to
le
plenly
of
material
on
hand
and
there
should
again
be
ine
git.Nl
ball
at
Anyox
this
year.
Officers
of
the
HacbaU
Aurialion
elected
a
foltows:
President.
C
M.
Iw,
vicp.pfe!jidenL
Dr.
H.
&i
Trefry:
secreMry
treasurer
Mr,
Porteous.
'
Ten
'
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Hronzed
liy
the
un
and
look
ing
remarkalily
fit.
A.
J.
Prud-liomme
returned
to
the
city
last
pfulit
after
havirK
spent
a
month
fin
liis
ranch
at
Tye
Lake
near
TeiKwn.
.Mr.
.tiki
homine
is
entltusiastie
about
(agricultural
possibilities
in
lb-
Hulkley
Valley.
Hon.
C.
Yada,
Japanese
consu!
general
at
Oltawu,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city.
On
behalf
of
(be
Hoar
of
Trade
lie
was
interviewed
tbi
morning
by
i.
A.
Woodland
and
(i.
It.
Naden
ami
he
was
also
taken
by
Superintendent
Mehnn
lo
inspect
the
dry
dock
after
Which
be
interviewed
various
o
Ins
fellow
rountrymen
in
the
r-ilyv.
.
T
...
"
1
.
.'
Morley
Donaldsort,
vifej-zirsU
dent
(if
the
Hiiiful
h'rbbt
Pacific
Railway,
wFit.t
a'rJ'rVeh
the
ciiy
last
ef
.-nwbfii
fectivn
atirn-
tl,
there
will
b
three
express
ami
passenger
Premier
last
week
whep
the
mill
trains
a
vv.i-k
Hast
Viereck
should
have
scored
but
learn
defeated
the
office
team
in
from
Primp
Rupert.
For
"Various
Banking
Needs
CONSTANTLY
in
touch
with
a
wide
variety
of
successful
business
enterprises,
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
developed
a
financial
service
to
meet
promptly
and
adequately
the
needs
of
its
large
number
and
great
variety
of
clients.
j
These
facilities,
offered
through
its
offices
from
the
Adantic
to
the
Pacific,
include
protection
of
funds,
interest
on
deposits,
business
counsel,
i
mm,
loans,
collections,
foreign
ejxtunge,
credit
data,
trade
information,
travellers
funds,
money
orders,
and
ser
vice
in
any
other
branch
r-
BANK
OF
MONTRE
AL
Established
1817
r
Total
Assets
in
excess
pf
4
700.000,000
and
West
.vaunt
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
83i
YMWU
M.N
WANTS
WORK.
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
,
any
kind.
;.ie
per
hour,
ptionc
.
.
.
a
a
a
mack
soy,
.
.
m
Suites.
Palmer
House.
If
WANTKD.
Young
girl
for
a
pot-serie
playoff
by
a
coisj
HI
of
tfi
to
21
tliu
winning
Tor
llij
tliird
year
in
succession
the
i
housework,
sleep1
out.
FOR
f
ALE
PIlOlM
tf
i!4
ll.p.
Vulcan
eHgitie,
Mie
year
old
,
&5iuhV
id
Um
euhin
cruii't
r,
new
12
Ii4.
eiin'-
priretl
at
t50.oo
H
find
cabin
cruller,
IS
h.p-
oil
engine
...
I
..!
Small
cpeeiier
with
Fnnl
engine,
prleed
at
J50.00
2fj
h.p.
Huffalo
engine
on.on
tfl
bp.
Sludebaker
engiue.
..
,
ISOD.OO
6
h.p.
liuanantee,
priee
7ri.0i)
6
h.p.
Kellcnberg
engine
..,
fsmuto
S
rjlindcr
10
h.p.
auto
engine.
u
1
0(1.00
t
Cylinder
Dodge
engine
wild
starter-
floo.00
1
cylinder
Chevi-olel
enl.
with
starter
IS5.no
1000
feel
'tt
inch
hark
haul
cabli,
priee
0c
per
fool.
Wre
Medregur
Saws,
falling
and
burkinz
saws,
Oilebrisl
jacks,
etc.
Nortbernl
Hbange.
SIS
Serafld
Avenue.
Phone
it.
IIJ5.00
Cary
Safe
fC5.no
35.00
oak
rolltop
desk
$18.00
f77S.no
oak
0
ft.
"landing
desk
S35.P0
$10.00
mabogaD)
dek
and
three
ehair
f75.nu
(iO.OO
Check
protector
1
5.00
WKSTF.XILWKIt
HIIOS.
'Oil
RALK.
Mv
roomed
bouse.
on
two
lots,
furnished;
all
in
garden
and
berry
bushes.
It
750.00
on
terms.
Apply
T.
Mo-
Clymnnt.
tf
FOrt
SALK-50
foot
troller,
Just
ronipleled;
all
gear.
Full
par
ticulars,
address
I
lot
303
Daily
News
office.
I5
I'Oll
SALK.
Secondhand
furni
lure
and
reslatvanl
futures
from"Hnynt
Jlntet.
Upplyl
I
iliril
.vvenur.
FOIJ
3.i,Ij'.-f5erlian1
IleinUman
Ciano,
on
easy
mommy
payments.
Walker's
Music
Store
FOP.
SALK
Tliree
roomed
hou
plastered;
good
location.
$55!;
MrCalTcry
A
Tiibbons,
Lid.
I
FOIl
SAU.-Srt
nhrysler
floacli.
used
a
few
months.
App'v
Howe
A
MeNully.
If
FOH
SALK.
Haby
Imagy.
almost
new.
Phone
lied.
Id
I.
Ml
TO
RENT
ed
flat,
with
Monarch
range,
In;
Clapp
block.
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Furnished
housekeeping
auite,
Mnssallem
Apart
nfepts.
Phone
18.
rf
FOR
FtKNT.
Four
room
suite,
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water
beied.
Apply
Rmill.
ti
Mallet.
SKVKN
Rootri
Home
to
Henl.
Apply
522
Klghlh
Ave.
Wes.
I-Oil
HK.NT.
Mpdern
hoise;
five
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Urns.'
MOHKHN
FLAT
for
Hunt.
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vnj
iieimroner
if
FOUND
FOUM).-Three
keys
on
rlrfy.
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uany
ews
office.
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SALE
AUTOMOBILES
By
George
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NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
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word
in'
advance"
No
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taken
for
less
than
SOc
IJArti'des
Lost
and
Found,
&c
on
atntve
er
and
liberal
ser
vie
on
new
ears.
KAIEN
GARAGE.
Dealer
im
t'.liexrolei
and
tieneral
M"t'rn
Prohirl.
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SALK
wl
be
held
V
171
Third
Avenue
Mist
on
Thursday.
May
1.1.
at
t.30
p.m.
Consisting
-of
Pianu,
dluinx
rtHitn
"inle.
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ehair.
music
enblnet,
elerlric
lamp,
ofa,
lino,
bed,
bunaox,
cliiffon-iere.
library
In
Me,
light
delivery
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E.
PARKER,
LTD.
2111
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TAXI
Phone
C7
Tail
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Oeorge,
Paul
or
(iusl)
Kit
and
Heven
Passenger
Rlude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
F.mpress
Hole!.
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
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Studio.
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MKALS.
HOOD
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Tea
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MKALS.
Mrs
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the
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week
or
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Cove.
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