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Tuesday,
February
IS.
1917
KING'S
CHOIR
MASTER
DUE
;
Edjrar
Stanley
Kopcr
Arriving;
In
Canada
This
Week
For
Tour
'
VANCOUVER
Edgar
Stanley
Roper,
V.V.O.,
M.V.O.,
FJt.C.O..
plaster
of
the
King's
Music
and
Organist,
composer
and
choirmaster
of
His
Majesty's
Chapels
Royal,
will
arrive
In
Canada
this
week
on
a
three-month
tour
of
Ihc
Dominion,
according
to
K.
U.
MCLcod,
general
passenger
agent.
Vancouver.
He
will
be
accompanied
by
Cornelius
Fisher,
of
the
Guildhall
School
of
Music
and
Michael
Head,
leading
English
song
producer.
'.
They
will
attend
the
musical
festivals
at
Toronto,
Ottawa,
Stratford,
Sudbury.
Winnipeg,
Saskatoon,
Regina,
Edmonton,
Vernon,
Vancouver,
where
they
sill
act
as
judges
of
the
British
Columbia
event.
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TO
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ore
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few
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ideos
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ore
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Street..
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City
I
Pl-4
PLEADS
GUILTY
TO
VAG
CHARGE
Charged
with
vagrancy,
Stanley
Adams
was
sentenced
to
the
time
he
had
already
served
in
Jail
when
he
appeared
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
He
pleaded
guilty.
Adams
was
picked
up
by
the
police
Sunday
night
at
ne
rear
of
Long
Motors
Hotel.
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arrivals
rriniT
Ku
pert
John
Lehto,
Stewart;
Donald
Main,
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J.
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Vancouver;
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Vancouver;
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Vancouver;
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Prince
Rupert,
IJ.C.
CAFE
LING
THE
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subscription
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ring
of
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Guides
Fine
(Icl-Togetlicr
of
Groups
Willi
I'arciui
anc
vriends
Program
ami
Presentations
Highlight
of
the
observance
of
Boy
Scout-Girl
Guide
Week
in
Prince
Rupert
occurred
last
night
in
the
auditorium
of
Booth
Memorial
School
when
some
80
Girl
Guides,
Brownies
and
Wolf
Cubs
assembled
in
an
interesting
and
family-llkq
get-together
with
their
patents
and
friends
to
present
a
brief
program
and
display
which
was
the
prelude
to
two
Important
culminating
incidents
the
award
r
the
warrant
appointment
to
Li.,
Col.
Keith
Dixon
who
was
recently
named
district
commls-voner
of
Boy
Scouts
in
Prince
Rupert.
F.
Earl
Anficld,
chairman
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
Ihe
Boy
Scouts'
Association,
presided
and
Capt.
Honora
Sil-vorsides
was
in
charge
of
the
proceedings
generally.
After
all
the
Guides,
Brownies.
Scouts
and
Cubs
had
marched
into
the
auditorium
and
lined
up
in
horseshoe
formation,
the
flag
was
broken
out
and
Mrs.
G.
R.
S.
Bl
irknby
read
the
program,
her
b:-lr.r
remarks
voicing
tribute
to
Mrs.
Arnold
Flatcn
for
hcrsplcn-f'id
wcrk
as
president
of
the
Girl
Guides'
Association
during
the
pa-v-t
two
years
and
expressing
the
hope
that
it
would
not
bo
t'io
leng
before
the
Scouts
and
Cubs
were
as
strong
numerically
:;s
were
the
Guides
and
Brownies.
The
program
items
included
the
recitation
cf
the
Brownie
promise,
law
and
motto
and
the
vincr
of
the
Brownie
howl
by
te
Catholic
Brownies
under
Mrs.
James
Rogerson,
the
play-of
a
dressing
game
by
Cont'd
Street
Brownie
Pack
under
M-s.
Francis
Stone,
the
prairie
-im
by
et.
Andrew's
Ci.:hedral
P
rwnic
Pack
under
Mrt.'W.
S.
Krroin,
the
Cub'
howl
by
East
End
Cup
pack
under
Sam
Currie,
Jungle
dance
by
the
Cathedral
Cub
Pack
under
Rev.
Basil
S.
Proekter,
recitation
of
the
Guide
promise,
tow
and
motto
by
First
Prince
Rupert
Company
under
Cnnt.
Honora
Silversides
and
Miming
by
the
Catholic
Com-
nuiv
ef
Girl
Guides
under
Miss
Fancca
Moore
and
Miss
Patricia
Clark.
After
.'-peaking
briefly
of
the
n.-od
work
of
Girl
Guides
and
Brcwrlcs
in
Prince
Rupert
dur-
'MT
past
years,
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mc
intosh,
honorary
president
of
Mir
Girl
Guides
Association,
pre
sented
service
stars
as
follows:
GIrJ
Guides
Patrol
Leader
Gerry
Proekter
(two
years),
Alice
Paulsen
and
Isabel
Taylor
(one
year).
Brownies
Kittle
Ann
Davidson,
Anfield
Harding,
Marion
Smith.
Heather
Stevens,
Denna
Harland
and
Betty
Newton.
Before
presenting
warrant
to
Lt
Col.
Keith
Dixon
as
cMstrict
commissioner
of
Boy
Scouts,
F.
Earl
Anflcdd
congratulated
the
Guides
and
Brownies
on
their
fjnc
turn-out.
He
also
congratulated
the
spopsoring
groups
whoso
work
among
the
young
people
was
such
a
worthwhile
community
service.
It
was
somewhat
of
a
tragedy
that
the
Scouts
and
Cubs
were
not
similarly
vtrom
but
the
war
had
dc-
BLACKHEADS
ton't
Mirlhidt
-diwilx
ttitm.
Gt
two
ounrM
of
ri-oi
powdr
from
Kn
dniir
(..
an4
nrply
gently
with
wet.
hut
cloth
over
Marthredi.
Thfy"
diolv
and
AnvWt
by
ibis
tale
limine
uiethoil.
WATCH
REPAIRING'
at
BULGER'S
Since
the
wartime
rush
is
over
wc
can
nowhandlc
your
work
quicker
and
belter
than
ever.
Our
electronic
watch
testing
machine
will
prove
how
a
watch
runs
in
any
position.
No
guess
work.
,
You'll
find
prices
reasonable.
INCOME
TAX
Returns
Prepared
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See
K.
E.
MORTIMElt
324
2nd
Ave.
Phone
88
JUNIOR
CHAMBER
SPEAKING
CLASS
Practice
In
public
speaking
and
techniques
of
holding
an
audience
were
subjects
at
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
weekly
public
speaking
class
held
Monday
night
in
the
Civic
Centre
common
lounge.
Criticism
of
the
preparation
and
manner
of
delivery
cf
three
short
talks
delivered
by
Jack
Mussallem,
Tljomas
Spccr,
Jack
McLcod
and
Carl
Hansen
were
features
of
the
discussion.
Chairman
was
A.
P.
Crawley,
Junior
Chamber
president,
in
the
absence
of
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSwcen,
regular
chairman
itf
the
group.
LOAN
KUl
JAMAICA
KINGSTON,
Jamaica
0;
The
United
Kingdom
has
made
grants
and
loans'
to
the
colonial
empire
totalling
1,337,565
($5.-470,200)
during
the
last
three
months
for
the
development
of
welfare
and
research.
This
in
cludes
$1,520,C00
for
agricultural
development
In
Jamaica.
prlvcd
the
community
of
leaders
and
the
boys
had
suffered
the
loss
of
such
fine
training
as
Scouting
provided.
However,
it
!
was
now
hoped
that
this
situa-
1
tion
would
soon
be
rectified
and
I
that
it
would
not
be
long
before
I
capable
young
men
were
com-!
ing
forward
to
volunteer
their
services
as
leaders
in
a
work
than
which
there
was
nothing
more
satisfying.
In
nresenting
the
warrant
to
Mr.
Dixon.
Mr.
Anfield
offered
congratulations
and
Dled2ed
the
assistance
and
support
of
the
executive
to
he
district
commiss
ioner.
Col.
Dixon
reaffirmed
the
Scout
pledge.
Proceedings
c'osll
with
TaDs
and
the
singing
cf
the
national
Anthem.
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mechanic.
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write
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KENT
Furnished
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2181
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East.
Phone
Blue
815.
(tf)
PERSONAL
RUGS
and
Chesterfields
cleaned
and
shampooed.
Phone
Blue
318.
(43)
LOST
AND
FOUND
LOST
Half-grown
police
do?.
light
browir.
Answers
to
name
"fRocky."
Finder
please
phone
C31
during
day
or
Green
943
evening,
noward.
(43)
FOUND
Automobile
radiator
cap.
Owner
may
obtain
samc
at
Dally
News
on
(payment
r
this
ad.
(tf).
FOUND
Wallet
on
Third
Avenue
Saturday
afternoon.
Owner
may
have
same
by
Identifying
it
at
Dally
News
office
and
piying
for
tills
ad-
(tf)
MACHINERY
TO
SAW
better
lumber
moro
economically,
use
the
modern
and
up-to-date
type
National
Portable
Sawmills,
manufactured
by
National
Machinery
Company
Limited,
Vancouver,
B.C.
()
Canadian
Cigarettes
Popular
Down
Under
AUCKLAND,
N.Z.,
Oi
-Canadian
cigarettes
caused
a
mad
rukh
when
they
appeared
In
Auckland
shops
recently,
break-
in.';
a
ciraigcttc
famine
which
has
last
since
ibefore
Christmas.
Large
crowds
besieged
the
shops
fortunate
enough
to
get
con-sieivmcnt?
and
supplies
were
sold
out
In
one
day.
Further
stocks
are
assured
of
a
rapid
sale.
The
first
ccst-war
supplies
of
Cana
dian
cigarettes
peached
New!
seaiana
last
year
ana
were
soon
sold,
but
shipments
were
confined
to
two
brands
not
widely
sold
in
Canada
and
there
was
Mime
criticism
of
the
quality.
The
ntjw
shipments,
however,
are
more
varied
and
include
some
of
uie
'most
popular
Canadian
brands,
Train
Schedule
II
lor
the
Easl
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday,
"Saturday
10:45
p.m.
'PLEASED
WITH
'NEW
STEAMER
Nothing
Can
Surpass
Converted
Corvette
for
Seaworthiness,
Asserts
Capt.
McLean
Alter
testing
the
new
ship
in
'
a
variety
"of
weather
including
strong
gales,
heavy
snow
and
dense
fog,
Capt.
Harry
McLean
is
extremely
pleased
with
the
performance
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.'s
new
steamer
Coquitlam
and
opines
that
there
is
nothing
that
can
surpass
the
converted
Castle
class
corvette
for
general
seaworthiness.
This
was
what
the
captain
said
Sunday
night
on
arrival
here
from
Vancouver
after
a
beautiful
voyage
up
the
coast
which
was
quite
a
change
after
a
prolonged
period
of
wintry
winds
and
snow.
Last
week,
the
skipper
reports,
having
experienced
very
strong
galea
including
one
in
the
Mill-bank
Sound
area,'
the
severity
of
which
was
commented
upon
last
week
by
the
master
of
another
coastal
liner.
The
Coquitlam,
however,
rede
so
well,
reports
Capt.
McLean,
that
the
passengers
found
they
had
to
believe
radio
reports
which
came
out
Uicncxt
day
of
the
severity
of
the
blow.
Although
Hie
Coquitlam
battled
head
winds
all
the
way
south
from
Prince
Rupert
lo
Vancouver
last
week,
the
ship
arrived
In
Vancouver
prompt
on
time
Thursday
morning.
The
Coquitlam
arrived
In
port
this
morning
from
Stewart
on
her
way
back
to
Vancouver,
sailing
at
U0
for
the
south.
f
iTA-BOOT
SMUGGLERS
The
name
bootlegger
goes
back
to
days
when
the
liquor
was
concealed
In
the
larse
sea-boot
of
the
smaiggler.
I
OK
SALE
FOR
SALE
Ice
box,
excellent
condition.
Red
183.
(40)
FOR
SALE
Lady's
brown
ox
fords.
As
new.
Size
7.
C
width.
$3.00.
Black
C95.
(43)
FOR
SiftLto
.cw
wood
lathe
with
all
accessories.
Phone
Green
621
after
0
p.m.
(40)
FOR
SALE
Bed
and
occasional
chair.
1019
9th
Ave.
East.
(40)
FOR,
SALE
18
foot
speedboat,
modern
design,
built
1945.
83
h
p.
engine.
Phone
Red
218
!
artcrCp.m.
(41)
FOR
SALE
2-Bcdroom
house,
8-th
Avenue
East.
Excellent
condition.
Close
to
stores
and
school.
Apply
Collart
Si
Mc-Caffery
Ltd.
(41)
FOR
SALE
McClary
kitchen
range.
Phone
Green
195.
(42)
VANCOUVER
PHOPERTY
A
recent
newcomer
has
allowed
us
listings
of
his
modern
new
home
in
Ihc
South
Granville
District.
Four
rooms;
tiled
fireplace,
pembroke
bath,
all-oak
floors,
full
concrete
ba.se-jneiit,
Kcnii-tiutomatlc
hot
air
heatiug
furnace;
built
under
N.H.A.
plan.
$I0(M
cash
will
wing
deal
and
t;ive
immediate
occupancy.
For
full
.Information
sec
AKMSTRONO
AGENCIES
or
Phone
312.
(42)
FOR
SALE
Dinette
set.
mantel
radio.
Reconditioned
double
bar
bicycle.
1000
9th
Ave.
E.
(41)
USED
Chesterfield
Cushions,
Kin
m1
quality,
$2;
Flour
damps,
$4;
5-piece
Kitchen
Sets,
.$15;
Linuleuni
Squares,
$5.50;
Smoking
Stands,
95c;
Single
Beds
and
Springs,.
like
new,
$12;
Studio
Couches,
$6.00;
Oolichan
Grease,
best
quality,
.fresh.
$G
50.
All
kinds
of
hardware
and
furniture
at
the
low-est
prices.
B.C.
Furniture
Co.,
Black
3241
FOR
SALE
2100
feet
No.
1
seasoned
l'i
edge
grain
boat
lumber.
Write
or
phone
Henry
Hc-
lin.
Atlin
Fisheries,
Cow
Bay.
'
(4t)
FOR
SALE
One
reconditioned
4
cycllnder
Dodge
engine,
fully
marlncd.
Apply
51
1
3th
Ave.
E.
I
or
phone
532.
.
(51).
FCIt
SALE
Cockers
ol
breeding
and
personality,
with
plenty
of
champion
blood
on
both
dame's
and
sire's
side.
At
reasonable
prices.
Correspondence
Invited,
Copies
of
pedigrees
will
be
mailed.
Clovcriy
Kennels
(reg.),
J.
C.
'Hunt.
owner,
Burns
Lake,
B.C.
(42)
FCIt
SALE
Eight
Room
House
on
6th
East.
Cement'
foundation
and
basement,
hot
air
furnace,
two
lots
Priced
for
quick
sale.
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Agencies
(45)
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