n
Prfnre
Rupert
Dailp
rectos
FrU'ay.
February
25,
1919
PUBLICITY
FUND
DRIVE
TO
START
A
lndP'ndent
dB""
n,''8rl,PCT
l"otPd
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
i
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Stag
was
,k
.arl
Onliimnia
.
.
uurinwn
ana
central
urmsrj
!
BIG
MIGHT
FOR
SC0UTS-6UIDES
j
Display
and
Presentations
at
.
.
Kally
TuniKht
in
Naval
Drill
Hall
,
Two
Years-Patrol
Leader
:
Mary
TJoane.
One
Year-Ouide
Betty
Garner,
Guide
D.inalda
Letournea'u
BROWNIES
Three
Years
Julia
Prockter
Stars
Louise
Anderson,
Donna
Moller,
Muriel
Prockter,
Don-na
Hudson,
Kathie
Finlays'on.
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niiiitiHiru
ut
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa
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Published
everr
afternoon
except
8tlndav
bv
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
Q.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEMBKfl
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
-
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
An
immediate
start
will
be
made
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Relations
Council
on
its
three-year
fund-raising
drive,
a
project
designed
to
raise
money
to
finance
Its
operation
for
that
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
uv
carrier.
Per
Week.
20c;
Per
Month.
75c;
Per
Year.
(8
00.
Sg.
ay
Man.
rer
Month.
50c;
Per
Year,
5
U0
Boy
Scout
and
Girl
Guide
Week
observance,
which
has
been
under
way
nightly
since
j
period,
it
was
decided
at
the
I
monthly
meeting
of
the
organization
last
night.
!
Objective
will
be
$5,000
to'sus-tain
publicity
work.
Letters,
will
Peace
in
Palestine
latlu"toMrt
SOme
Hver
't
Pre.s.sl0n
ot
;
diversion
,.'
Flag
Presentation
by
Prince
Rupert
Branch
Canadian
Legion
will
also
be
made
by
President
Ralph
Smith,
assisted
by
other
.Legion
members,
to
various
Scout
Troops
and
Cub
Packs.
Better
English
By
D.
1.
WUJ
IAMB
1.
What
is
wrong
-
with
this
sentence?
"I
haven't
any
We-,
as
to
whom
you
mean."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"prestige?"
3.
Which
one
of
Uie.se
words
be
sent
to
former
subscribers
and
to
new
business
firm.?
pointing
out
the
work
that
has
been
done
to
publicize
the
city
and
the
value
of
such
work
to
the
community.
Council
Treasurer
R.
G.
Hopkins
was
appointed
chairman
of
hir,l
''"'''U'HiI
j
Monday
in
the
city,
will
culmin-I
ate
tonight
at
the
drill
hall
of
j
H.
M.
C,
S.
Chatham
with
a
:
grand
public
rally
and
display
I
in
which
all
Uie
local
groups
of
Boy
Scouts,
Wolf
Clubs,
Girl
Guides
and
Brownies,
now
numbering
some
three
hundred
In
the
aggregate
will
participate.
The
proceedings
will
be
enllven-1
ed
with
the
presence
of
the
'
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
Band
under
the
leadership
of
Peter
Lien.
The
rally
wil
be
under
the
gen-
j
eral
leadership
of
District
Com-j
missioner
A.
Hamilton
Grant
of
;
the
Boy
Scouts
and
CoaiaUsion-
er
Honors
Silversides
of
the
Girl
Guides.
The
program
will
Include
'
Camp
Fire
by
First,
Second
and
Third
Guide
Companies
under
Mi.ss
Silversules,
Mis
Joan
Mil-lei
and
Miss
Marjone
Anstey
re
the
fund
raising
committee
and
committee
members
will
be
chosen
shortly.
Secretary
E.
T.
Applewhaite
'Jf'.Sirll
1
reported
that
he
had
been
an-
1
V
,';
is
misspelled?
Hmderance,
hinterland,
hippopotamus.
4.
What
does
tlie
word
"arrogant"
mean?
1.
Omit
as
to.
2.
Preferred
pronuneation
Is
pres-te,h,
first
e
as
in
press,
second
e
as
In
me,
accerji
second
syllabi.
.
Hindrance.
4.
Unduly
proud;
overbearing;
haughty,
"praise
has
Jjficieiit
eliwls
...
it
makes
a
v,ue
man
modest,
but
a
fool
more
arrogant."--
i
SSSSK
'IW'.-
4
7'.'
T
-
...1
.fcv.
i-d'-Mty.:-.
.4;
ISRAELI
AND
EGYPT
have
signed
an
armistice
agreement
on
the
Island
of
Rhodes
and
similar
agreements
will
probably
be
signed
by
the,
-other
warring
elements
in
Palestine
in
the
conflict
between
Jews
and
Arabs.
Thereby
peace
comes
closer
in
a
land
which
for
a
time
had
contained
the
sparks
which
conceivably
could
have
precipitated
a
major
international
explosion.
Now
if
the
armistice
sig-;
natories
can
exercise
controls
upon
elements
which
!
within
themselves
have
exhibited
irresponsibility
a
I
new
era
of
peace
may
be
ultimately
consummated
',
in
that
disturbed
land.
As
Canada's
minister
of
external
affairs
has
?aid,
the
settlement
in
Palestine
is
an
accomplish-;
ment
on
the
credit
side
for
the
United
Nations
and
;
a
triumph
indeed
for
the
mediator
in
this
particular
;
.
case,
Dr.
Ralph
Runche.
','
It
seemed
for
a
while
that
Palestine
was
an
"
irreconcilable
sore
spot,
hopeless
of
settlement.
But
that
is
at
least
partially
changed
now.
What
has
been
accomplished
in
Palestine
may
be
but
the
f
ore-runner
of
other
accomplishments
for
U.N.
in
its
.
task
of
restoring
peace
and
security
to
a
troubled
world.
Arab
agreement
with
Israel
is
confined
so
far
to
an
"armistice.
Peace
may
have
to
come
rather
through
custom
than
negotiation.
However,
the
need
of
Arab
for
Jew
and
Jew
for
Arab
in
the
de-
SCENIC
BEAUTY
With
the
entrj-
of
Newfoundland
into
I
pointed
by
the
Princ
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
as
Prince
'
Rupert
representative
on
the
B.C.
Tourist
Council,
a
government
advisory
body
which
meets
periodically
at
Victoria
to
aid
in
drawing
up
provincial
tourist
publicity.
He
was
empowered
to
speak
with
th
authority
of
the
Public
Relations
Council
when
he
attends
a
meeting
of
the
provincial
council
at
the
capital
next
week.
...
.
j
Activities
of
the
Public
Relations
Council
this
year
will
be
Deluxe?
spectively,
first
aid
display
by
Second
Prince
Rupert
Scout
Troop
under
Scoutmaster
Harry
Quick,
march
by
First
and
Sec-
confederation
as
the
10th
province,
many
odd
place
names
will
be
added
to
Canadian
geographies.
School
children
will
find
they
now
have
such
places
as
Cape
White
Handkerchief,
Come-By-Chance
and
Ireland's
Eye
to
remember.
This
photo
shows
the
scenic
Cabot
Highway
which
leads
into
Plate
Cove
West
"UtJII-f;
;
ond
Prince
Rupert
Guide
Coni-,
paniesl
game
by
Second
Prince
0r
l'
far
Vuur
WALLPAPER
REQUIREMENTS
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
PHONi
W
Buy
((
ORCHESTRA
AIDS
FILM
COUNCIL
broadcast
to
include
publication
of
a
(nuarterly
'news
tetter"
which
will
be
distributed
throughout
Canada
and
the
Rupert
Cub
Pack
under
Cub-'
master
Robert
Ferguson,
sing-!
ing
and
dancing
by
Second
I
Prince
Rupert
Brownie
Pack
un-
der
Mrs.
Alex
Haig,
work
dis-!
play
by
Second
Prince
Rupert
!
Cub
Pack
and
fairy
ring
by
First
Prince
Rupert
Brownie
Pack
nder
Mrs.
Rex
Thompson.
,
Other
features
of
the
evening
united
btates
giving
information
on
tourist,
and.
industrial
Prince
Rupert
Symphony,
A
AnderSon,
city;
Mrs.
W.
Orchestra
will
give
fh.ncial
,
00tn
Metlakalla;
Mrs
P
.
Har-aid
to
the
local
fum
council
by
rlgon
city.
Dr.
F.
H.
Piow.se,
putting
on
concert
in
the
a
near
Smithers;
R.
c.
E1JiS-
Vancouver;
development
in'
the
region.
nt.
i
'
.
.
ine
meeting
authorized
t.ha
secretary
ta
place
advertise
will
include
Guide
and
Brownie
luuure.
nans
ior
me
concert
Scheer,
Terrace
peace
ypjopmeni
01
tne
wear
East
presages
a
real
bujlt
sooner
or
later
on
common
interest.
ments
in
the
annual
number
of
were
outlined
at
a
meeting
of
the
B
C.
Journal
of
Commerce
the
film
council
this
week.
Pro-and
in
the
tourist
guide
"The
ceeds
from
the
concert
wUJ
be
Geese
Go
North,"
published
by
used
to
aid
in
the
purchase
of
a
Robertson's
Agencies,
Prince
inw
projector.
George.
,
Neville
Gerrard,
Symphony
There
was
considerable
gen-
Orchestra
conductor,
told
the
eral
discussion
on
tourist
mat-'
meeting
of
the
program
that
has
i
Star
presentation
as
follows:
Kiflvj
'
'
Ulultii
.
Four
Years
Pack
Leader
Oer-,
lNr
ir.tT.
i
ry
Prockter.
Pack
Leader
Maria
j
"
"m
'Brett.
Pack
Leaders
Frances
223
"
--
Murphy,
Jeanette
Cloutler,
Mav-
Ja
A
is
Cronin,
Madsen
Paulette.
y
C-C
j
Three
Years
Delphine
Astor-
L
WOMAN
BEST
OFFICER
CHESTER,
Eng.,
-Policewoman
Cynthia
Turner,
32-year
old
brunette,
won
a
silver
cup
as
Chester's
best
police
officer
of
1948.
She
defeated
60
men
members.
Iters,
Including
the
possibilities'
been
Planned.
It
'contains
a
1
for
the
new
"Limberlosf
tourist
wicle
variety
in
musical
fare.
1
MSCil
l
f
p
nun
MS
A
publicity
committee
was
appointed.
Publicity
will
include
radio
interviews
on
the
work
of
the
film
council,
the
first
being
broadcast
by
Mrs.
Neville
Gerrard,
film
council
secretary.
Ticket
sales
will
be
handled
by
Mrs.
.
Gerrard,
Miss
M.
Anstey
and
George
Evans.
.
Chairman
of
the
meeting
was
E.
A.
Evans,
who
acted
in
place
of
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton,
council
president.
resort
which
is
being
developed
Ion
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
this
year.
Members
felt
that
the
I
new
enterprise
should
be
given
co-operation
of
the
council,
j
Present
at
the
meeting
were
I
David
Owens,
R.
G.
Hopkins,
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
Frank
J.
j
Skinner,
P.
M.
Ray,
Ed.
Mus-jsellam,
James
Ham,
Honora
Sil-iversides,
Gunnar'Selvig,
Ed.
Williams
and
J.
K.
McLeod,
"
'
FOR
SdlTl
CHARIllTn
ss,
Cnquiiitt?
10
p
in.
FOR
NiPA
CH.Mtl.om
'
ia.
Helen
Astoria,
Roland
Tur-
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Want
Ads
Bring
Hesuits!
I
toti-e.
GIVE
THEM-
sCaaEESSOrB
fflVMTBRIE
&l
A
HIAlTHFUl
AND
DCLICIOUS
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s
s
Coqui!lair..i
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p
m.
FRANK
IA
Pnw'f
8
Third
Anna
Ross
Richardson
left
by
air
yesterday
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
points
on
"Vancouver
Island.
DRINK
AT
ANY
TIME
.
.
SMOKE
BARRAGE
Spartans
in
400
BjC.
used
wood
smoke
as
a
form
of
gas
warfare.
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FOR
I'UOmT
DELIVERY
AT
LOWER
C0?T
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WAREHOUSE
STOCK
DAYLIGHT
SAVING
.
DRITISH
COLUMBIA,
whether
we
like
it
or
not,
;
L)
is
going
to
have
daylight
saving
again
this
:
year.
The
decree
came
suddenly
a
few
days
ago
from
Victoria
in
spite
of
an
obvious
lack
of
unani-:
mity
of
opinion
on
the
matter
and
certainly
a
con-
siderable
expression
against
it.
In.
the
north,
for
instance,
the
Associated
Boards
;
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia,
by
resolution
;
of
its,
annual
convention,
was
on
record
against
it.
;
We
notice
that
our
own
member
for
Prince
Rupert,
;
although
he
did
not
speak
until
after
the
edict
had
)
been
made,
told
the
Legislature
that
the
great
ma-;
jonty
of
people
in
this
riding
are
definitely
opposed
;
to
daylight
saving
and
that
he
agreed
with
them.
'
.
Opposition
here
and
elsewhere
is
chiefly
be-;
cause
of
the
confusion
which
results
from
a
partial
;
observance
of
daylight
saving
such
as
we
have
had
.
during
the
last
few
years.
:BOY
SCOUTS
WEEK
1
THIRTY-NINE
YEARS
have
demonstrated
that
-
I.
Boy
Scouting
is
a
pretty
safe
adventure,
sum-i
med
up,
perhaps,
in
the
twin
goals
of
citizenship
;
training
and
the
building
of
individual
skills.
;
But
one
aspect
of
Scouting
needs
more
publicity
;
the
fact
that
any
civic
institution
school,
church
;
service
club,
or
other
group-an
sponsor
a
troop
of
Uoy
Scouts
under
the
general
atmosphere
of
its
own
.-organization.
All
the
group
needs
to
do
is
form
a
committee
of
rts
own
members,
select
a
Scoutmaster,
and
apply
to
the
Boy
Scout
organization
for
a
troop
charter
Membership
in
the
troop
may
even
be
limited
to
its
own
sons,"
if
the
group
so
chooses.
'
;
And
fathers
could
find
in
Scouting
the
answer
-to
more
leisure
time
with
our
own
sons.
Here
too
may
be
the
answer
to
the
crying
need
for
leaders'
if'
1
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cereal
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than
tlelight
them
with
its
famous
Grape-Nuts
flav6r
in
the
form
of
crisp,
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gives
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nourishing
food
essentials
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which
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so
Different
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so
Nourishing
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Crai"Nul
F'liikri
are
made
not
from
one
hut
FOR
ALL
TYPES
OF
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CARDS
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AND
PENCILS
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a
flavor
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from
thul
of
any
oilier
reuriy-to-eat
cereal
in
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lie
world.
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there')
double
reason
why
lliey
provide
needed
nourWiuient
.
.
.
n.efnl
qimntitlei
of
caihohyilratei
for
energy;
proteins
for
mimrle;
pliospliorn.
for
knnea
and
teelh;
iron
for
the
blood
and
other
food
ef,enlial.
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SEE
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flakes
CHOPS''1
WiWi
Printing
Co.
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234
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a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
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