KLIM
FbrChildienorAges!
L-LIM
IlrunJ
rnwdcrrd
Vhol
Milk,
brinft
Ihu
rurrii
niiiK
oi
uairycoi,
wiin
only
th
water
removed,
Ii
Ideal
for
Intunu
and
children.
It
may
he
niodifled
In
any
way
your
dortnr
may
deeira
and
In
eniy
dlteilbill:y
makea
It
Ideal
for
ha
bin
and
firowlna
rlilldren,
fur
whom
rich
full-cream
milk
of
unvarying
mandard
and
purity
II
f
paramount
importance.
CANADIAN!
MILK
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
AT
Sold
by
Rupert
Table
Supply
Co.
I
lie
rest
hack
in
a
'soiled
condition
and
ulterly
unTil
Tor
salting.
Muring
thee
years
I
otrered
Ihe
best
or
beef
for
nine
cents
a-
poind
Tor
the
fore
quarter
and
len
cents
for
any
cut
from
Hi?
hindqiinrlcr,
and
even
then
could
not
find
any
mircliascrs.
No
Government!
Help
In
regard
lo
mads
and
trails
to
enable
me
lo
ol
the
eallle
and
produce
sliiioi'il,
I
had
lo
make
all
my
own;
ami
sometimes
f
Vol
the
Indians
lo
help
me
liy
gHing
them
presents.
I
received
no
help
whalsoexer
from
the
Oovermneul
and
had
either
lo
build
Ihe
roads
tnysell'
or
do
without
them.
During
these
long,
dismal
ami
dreary
years
that
t
held
on
lo
iny
properly,
whenever
and
wherever
1
could
I
did
my
utmost
lo
gel
parlies
interested
in
these
islands
ami
I
was
exceedingly
glad
when
Hie
first
sd
Hers
began
lo
lake
up
homesteads.
In
regard
to
the
limber
on
these
lands,
.Messrs.
Collisoii,
Kdeiishaw
and
I
slaked
the
first
sixteen
limits
that
were
slnkeil
up
Massed
Intel
and
for
inunlli.
we
could
noT
gel
any
one
juler-
esleil.
'I'lie
parlies
we
saw
in
Vicloria
and
Vancouver
lold
us
dislinclly
that
we
couhl
not
have
any
on
Ihe
islands
worm
&
S
minion
or
Vancouver
Tor
twenty
routs
per
acre,
and
six
months
lifter
(hey
Void,
the
same
lindls
to
an
American
Syndicate,
for
$-j.r.o
per
acre.
-
Many
limber
cruisers
then
came
to
(lie
islands
and
slaked
all
Ihe
ayail-.
able
1
limits,
possible
Wli.ich
a!
the
p'res'enl
lime
amount"'
In
tivn
hundred
and
twelve
thousand
acres,
Oil
Territory
As
regards
Ihe
oil
terrilory
on
the
wcsl
coast,
I
was
the
Hrst
to
tnronn
Ihe
public
Ihal
we
bad.
as
I
thought,
petroleum
on
those
islands.
II
came
lo
mv
notice
in
a
peculiar
manlier.
A
parly
ot
Indians
at
(heir
own
expense
look
me
ilown
the
west,
coa't
as
Hir
as
Olards
Creek
to
look
at
some
supposed
gn,
Ihey
had
discovered.
This
jobj
discovery
was
only
iron
pyriles.
Whilst
at
Olards
(Jreek
they
showed
mo
1
..
.i.
i
-
...
a
rni-n
mil
oi
WHICH
glllll,
IIS
Ihey
termed
it,
running.
I
obtained
about
I
wo
gallons
of
it
land
sent
some
down
lo
Hie
government
analyst
nt
Victoria.
It
.Was
almost
similar
lo
coal
tar
hut
without
(be
lurry
sinell.
Thin
inalerial
Wrts
nrierwards
railed
liquid
bituminous
matter.
l-'alU
ing
lo
get
tiny
or
the
ViHmlii
iir
Vancouver
people
Itilerested,
I
jhiade
a
Hip
lo
Ketchikan
on
Ihe
j
American
side
itml
there
sue-
ceetle.l
In
polling
parlies
In
fn-!
IVesligale
Ibis
petroleum
field.
In
lhe
nieanHnie
a
resone
was
ddrtCcd.oii
the
Island
by
lllc
tloV-1
ermnenl.
When
Ihe
reserve
Was
jahoifl
to
bo
lifted,'
the
Ketchikan
Unable
to
gel
Ihe
necessary
Capital
required
for
drilling.
That
oil
will
eventually
he
founn
is
the
definite
opinion
of
lh-experts,
and
some
of
them
report
Ihal
the
surface
indication-are
mil
excelled
by
any
of
Ihe
western
nilfoihls.
Black
Sand
Deposits
After
.Mr.
Watson
hail
returned
from
examining
Hie
petroleum
lauds
on
Ihe
west
coast.
I
sent
oiy
son
with
him
down
Ii
(Jape
I'ife
where
Ihe
black
sum
deposits
are,
After
carefully
ex
amining
Ihe
whole
district.
In
then
slnked
several
placer
claim
and
leases,
aiid
formed
a
company
lo
thoroughly
prosper!
Hie
district.
The
following
suiiimei
he
came
over
again
with
.Mr
Vigelius
and
n
large
parly
of
experienced
miners.
;T,liey
examined
and
worked
Ihe
different
de.
posiis
carefully
wjlh
the
resoli
Hint
the
conreiilViiled
samples
which
they
look
back
with
I
Ii
en
to
Kelcliikiiti
to
he
assayed
ran
from
if
I
it
to
$IH
in
gold
am.
HI
per
rcul
iron
lo
the
Ion.
hlii
Hie
general
averages
ranged
from
twenty
five
ceiils
upward
The
tale
.Mr.
Dawson,
in
Ins
report
of
these
islands
to
(lie
(loveriiiiienl
Survey
Deii.-irliueiii
In
IM7P.
in
reference
In
Ihesf
deposits
makes
Hie
following
lalenieul:
"On
some
parts
ol
Hie
shore
near
Hape
l-Tfc
magnetic
iron
saml
is
aliuiulaiil,
and
In
1liis
numerous
colors
or
gobl
can
lie
easily
found.
Mr.
Watson
after"
he
had
slak
ed
Hie
clalnis
and
leases
of
black
sand
at
Cape
l-'lfe
went
down
lo
Moresby
Island
alul
loealeil
Hie
first
coiper
claims
at
and
around
ledway.
During
this
pospertlnis
trip
lie
was
ginb-slnked
by
Mr.
Vlvelius.
In
giving
every
man
his
due
we
must
give
credit
lo
taking
up
as
Ihe
climate
was
ton!
Vigelius
lind
Watson
for
whal
wel.
At
lust
we
surceeiled
ini'
hey
have
dune
in
bringing
Ihe
elliug
our
il.leresls
lo
Martin
'niaing
restml-ces
or
Moresby'
Is
'
'
'
'
'.
v
Wednei1ay,
phn
two
fire
daily
:tmn
nniii
-y
Quality
and
Charm
Distinguish
H332
"The
most
Delicious
Tea
you
can
buy'
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Sunday,
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bAfLV
KDrt'ION
Jgygtt'
Wednesday,
Jan.
21,
102'),
Looking
Forward
With
Hope.
We
ai'e
always
looking
forward
lo
'sonielhiiig
Hint
i
going
to
happen
in
Ihe
fitru'f.
Forgetting
business
hopes,
and
fear
and
Ihiilkhig
of
.oilier
Ihings.
mi
sooner
are
we
through
with
Christmas
holidays
Mian
we
look
forward
lo
the
nulling
o."
spring
the
outdoor
life
aild
Ihe
sunshine
and
flowCrs.
When
sprilig
comes,
It
is
summer
we
waul
with
its
halmy
nil
and
lain
guid
hict'zes.
In
the
siinihier
we
liegiu
In
prepare
for
ailliihil!
activities
ami
ill
the
auliinin
we"
live
for
Ihe
Christmas
holiday,
So
it
goes
Ihe
year
i'niliul.
it
is
always
somelhiilg
ahead.
Hop.
springs
eternal.
Labor
Woman
On
Russian
Liberty.
Mrs.
l'hillip
Suowdou,
wife
of
the
Hritish
Labor
chancellor
or
the
exchequer,
is
lectiiring.iii
Ibis
country
and.
among
other
things,
she
tells
about
her
visit
lo
Itussia.
She
has
no
sympathy
with
conimunism
in'
bolshevism.
Hnlshevism
sin
classes
as
Hiiiinniiiishi
plus
militarism.
She
says
there
is
iml
an
ounce
of
dehiocrat-y
or
liberty
ill
llussia.
However,
she
sees
the
iii.uigt;
coining,
peasants
lujiug
re-esiaiiiisneii,
siiops
opening
nog,
as
sue
says,
a
man
can
own
his
clothe
again."
She
urge:
tlfnl
Hussia
be
aided
as
mucli
as
possible..
Experiment
Necessary
But
Not
Too
Much
Of
It.
JtJs
all
tight
to
experiment.
The
world
would
stagnate
ii
we
did
not
do
il.
Also
it
must
be
expected
Ihal,
m.'uly
experi-menls
will
fail.
They
have
in
the
past
and
they
Will
hi
the
fii-lure.
Many
or
the
panaceas
for
government
that
We
thought
would
be
effective
hae
proved
to
be
unworkable.
Something
else
has
lo
be
tried
in
their
place,
lull
it
does
Iml
do
In
go
on
experimenting
too
much.
II
is
too
costly.
Anything
that
will
interfere
with
individual
erfnrt
is
hardly
likely
to
succeed
because
individual
effort
is
the
one
force-thai
luakes
for
progress.
British
People
Not
Concerned.
,
lit
a
recent
editorial
article
the
Victoria
Times
has!
Stephen
beacock
says
Canada
is
holding
the
Hritish
capilal-ist
at
arms
length
because
Ihe
Dominion
is
brisling
loo
much
on
life
shibboleths
of
independence
Tile
present
altitude,
of
Hritish
capital
and
the
history
of
British
investments
prove,
that
Mi'.
J.eacock
is
off
the
mark.
The
average
investor
in
(treat
Hrilalu,
wht'lher
he
be
the
man
who
puts
his
money
lo
work
in
the
realm
of
municipal
security
or
the
man
who
drives
a
substantial
-dake
in
forest
or
mine,
is
not
a
sludenl
of
the
political
evolution
or
Ihe.
Hritish
Kmpire-and
is
seldom
influenced
by
so-called
imperial
controversy.;
Ills
one
object
is
prom.
If
Canada
can
short,
him
where
heVaii
invest
and
earn
dividends,
he
Will
invest,
lie
will
neither
consult
The
Morning
lo
nor
The
Montreal
Star
to
find
out
iiooiit
llie
relations
between
Ottawa
and
Downing
Ml
reel.
The
si'
things
never
worry
him.
Hritish
cilpllai
is
id!
over
the
world.
The
liriloii
js
a
hard-''
headed
businessman.
The
traditional'
riscal
policy'
of
Ureal
Hrilaul,
Ihe
howl
that
goes
up
evi'ry
time
there
is
a
suggestion
of
it
change
reflects
llu-
idler
lack
or
seiiljinonl
when
it
conies
lo
bliying
and
selling
and
Investing,
Independence
and
'
semi
independence
talk
.Iocs
not
interest
him.
Jle
lias
been
worried
however.
Tor
some
lime
past
about
exchange,
lip
lill
MirlV
re-cenlly
ho
has
not
been
enthiisiasllc
hir
Canadian
investment
at
u
discount
or
ten
per
cent.
As
long
as
his
pound
was
worth
only
about
eighteen
shillings
to
Canada
il
was
not'
likely
that
he
was
very
keen
about
sending
it
Here.
..
V
I,1,1m,i1'-
UviCwk
1,11(1
""''
publicists
can
do
to
eheonraire
nlish
capital
lo
Catiada
Is
to
use
every
occasion
to
advertise
the
opporlnilllies
that
await
it.
Our
trouble
is
loo
great
a
crop
or
pessimists
who
work
overtime
Idling
oi.r
own
and
other
people
that
Ihe
country
is
virtually
no
good.
Struggled
for
Years
at
Massed;
'
Farm
Sold
for
Taxes
but
Later
Redeemed;
Oil
and
Gold
Found
,
Hv
(1.
Harrison,
)
Prior
to
leaving
Canada
for
Slrassburg
where
I
was
a
chap-
lain
for
eighteen
mouths,
I
had
bought
I,
)!.
acres
of
laud
from
Messrs.
Clifford
and
MMu'uzie
in
the
neighborhood
of
Masell.
I
rctiiriled
from
Slrassburg
lo
look
after
this
properly
and
finally
became
a
fanner.
I
-
leared
two
acres
of
heaily
limbered
land
without
any
outside
help
and
without
the
aid
"f
libeling
powder-as
in
those
days
blasting
powder
was
impossible
lo
ge!
id
a
place
like
Massed,
These
two
acres
yielded
fur
fifteen
years
rive
hundred
sacks
of
veg-'
'
(tables
annually
which
I
sold
I
I
S,,M
and
Mr.
Vteliu's
were
with
the
Indians
at
Ihe
rale
or
onoiljm
T1(.y
lx.,,njni,,
,
j
,js-dollar
per
sack.
I
Had
maliy
a
Iri.-I,
and
being
salaried
willi
bard
simple
lo
make
both
en.il.;wiia
u,(.y
sl.,.n
en
meel."
One
winler
I
cut
one
,;iajms
fIM.
if,,.
Syndicate
which
hiuidreil
iMtrds
of
llrewood
which
,lliy
,,
umllt
license
and
did
I
sol.
I
lo
Ihe
Indians
for
l,50.a
,,r
cxperilneirlal
Work
dtir-.er
cord.
'They
look
this
wood
j..,.
i.
,.
c.nmvinir
year.
across
In
I'orl
Simpson
and
sold
i-n1.y
fai,l(
,(
..j,,.!!..,!.
t.
il
for
.1.(in
iter
cord,
i'nr
twoli,,,.,,,,,!,
all(
,,
,.,.,,,,.,,
capita!
years
I
was
unable
lo
raise
suf-jn
,1,-,.!,,,,
a
j
field,
and
Ilia'
fielenl
money
to
pay
Ihe
taxes',,,
(M.a,
,ia,.,..s
with
the
know-on
Iny
laud,
and
the
iiiveriHiienl
i0,r,f.
f
u,
,,
,..-ilory
wen-sold
my
land,
eallle
and
bouses
,ma,(.
t(.
do,
c.inse.nif
nly
Ihe
r.ir
l
SO
lo
Mr.
.Macintosh,
at
licences
were
allowed
o
drop
Ihal
lime
chief
or
.olice
at
.'evlT.v
.,.m.
,;,,
p.siakcl
rron
WesM.llnslnr.
I
W.ts,
however.
ii,ft.
n
time"
l,y
olher
parlies,
able
wilhin
Die
Iwu
year
)imil
Ini.,..,
iti.,.
..,,,..1.,
n,.,..
.,is
Wen.
my
everything
hark
again
Mir.Miyli
Ihi'
tlovenunenl,
but
was
charged
Iwelve
and
a
half
iter
cent
Interest,
s
l-'ionl
thai
day
lo
Ibis
niy
alTail-s
seemed
lo
Duriitjr
these
hahl
limes
I
Of
It'll
shipped
two
steers,
dressed,
across
lo
I'nr!
Simpson
Tor
sale,
weiutiiiiff
about
a
I
ml
in
the
afrjrrcjrale.
The
men
in
rharffe
of
the
meat
were,
many
a
lime
only
aide
lo
sell
otil-rizht
nue
iiiarler
and
brought
Syndicate
sent
Caplt
Thompson
over
in
the.
"Kurus.
land
so
prominently
before
Ihe
general
public.
(l:!dito-'s
.o1.'.
Tills
is
lb"
sevent(eii
of
Mf.
Harrison's
series-
of
articles
oil
tile
Queen
Hhin
lollf
jstlii)nsi
rhe-elgbleenth
will
nnliiir
Id
ifut
ifiiHr
Wuo.)
'
LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
FOR
PEACE
RIVER
URGES
SHIPPING
BY
WAY
OF
PACIFIC
RATHER
THAN
U.S.
i.i'ouliiniid
from
patre
one)
may
ansonie
linn
he
ilfd
nut
loxel
iylil
nf
I
his
silual
inn
wlien
lm
pliietgotl
the
Mniilrt'iil
elevator
full
In
Ihe
ii
nt
r.
with
hist
irrain
.Hid
rllarleretl
nil
lhr
venes
that
.Mont
rent
could
m-roinoioilnle
he-fole
Ihe
rhi.i'
of
nuvlfnilton,
fur
kiicIi,
we
arc
told,
wii
the
nine.
He
lifted
mir
peneroiift
liospllnl-ily
heoaii.e
rreitrht
.
rales
nd-vanceil
nfler
Hie
clo.cV
of
navi-'
rTaliiiii.
He
i
now
colleclliifr
Kiealer
lulls
Tor
liitndlinir
tnu-errain
ln-ciuise
h(
"eoiniiiaiiilof-i--mi)"
Ihe
eiiilire
Inw-prlcetl
hantl-II
ni;
rapacity
or
Ihe
Montreal
ronle
lill
Ihe
rhifie
of
iiayiKidion,'
Oanndian
fnrililhw
are
used
fit
llie
"liear"
.eanii
ami
American1
In
llie
"lniir
season.
Canada's
'Loss
This
"moliiii)"
iit-nuippmeiil,
riils
u
its
follow:
I
Higher
freiuld
rales
aflrri
llie
close
of
iiavijrallnn.
2
t.oss
of
Iraffln
to
our
mil
ways
when
we
surrender
our
urn
in
at
Huffalo,
.1
Insurance
premiums
lo
American
companies
mid
Ihe
Mr.
Vul
i
currying
diurges
of
their
ele-
UNION
BAftK
OF
CANADA
(i()(li
Annual
Slalfiiioiil,
2Uh
Novriiilirr,
1
12
I
PROFIT
AND
IOSS
ACCOUNT
Balance
at
credit
of
arc-mint.
.Urth
NnvemlKT.
liei.
Z'Tr..i.Z
:1Ca-r
,!
dui-tinii
m.in.Hfineni.
"
'"T""
.rr"
'"
Nvt
prullta
f..r
the
v-r,
epei:-
"Jljn-Jl
f.,r
interest
m
MchaiiKe,
Mil
mu!;m
lull
provision
f-r
all
l.a-1
und
.l.mbtnU
delu,
hve
Mwmated
to
....,..
UI
0421.1
,V
IMXiuiit.
vi'-
WliK-h
has
been
applM
t
folkm-a:
.
...
Oiviilrnd
1
IS
i;
Uiviik-nd
H9.
2;
Dividend
IK
21
Written
off
Runic
rremit-
..m...
Cuntril'Mtion
to
Orlic-en"
Vrnmm
ruml
.lloinirtUm
I
lnvernrm-nt
Taxi-n
piti'l
c'i
Keierve,!
flit
(-tmtinetU-'ii-a
Bi,Iant-e
of
Prufiti
currie4
forward
Capital
Stock
KM
Actount
B
Junt-a
of
I'rofit
luid'Laaa
Ai.-ct.unt
(
.mitl
l'..rar-l
Unclaimed
Dividends.
-
DividiMid
N'u.
I.U,
payable
Ut
DecL-mlK-r,
I'.i.l
N'otH
of
the
Bank
in
Circulation..'.
prpositi
not
beunnii
intrrent
tIABItlTlES
Ivptwitl
I
tarinu
iuterert,
iticludinn
intcmit
aaeruM
V
lat
Dividend
lit.
3
...
i
-
b
lliuik
Na"cS?5utiim.
ai-i'KeM-rvi
ft
jmMnt
iOL
Mix'
kte
'
..f
Si
itement
.
"I.IIIKI
31-J.4I4.U4
-
jt.tsm.4i4.ui
4.1t:ir.U!t
.'jikLnki.tM
,
1
1
0.1
4
4
JW.00
zw;,si2.
.
,
,
n,vs;.-.li4.l'
6:,Uincedue
tuothi-r
BtMhain
Canada
.
.
'..
it;-
B
Janix-a
due
to
Uunln
and
ll;mVir.
I
ornwinrlenU
In
t!i
Uattnl
kmod-
n
an-l
P
irei,
u
Letteni
of
Credit
otititandinit
-
-
-
Liatalitkra
not
included
in
the
furegoim
4
V
I.SHI.
(XI
4.040,103.311
ASSETS
Cold
and
SHver
Coin....,
.
.
M!
W1,
"
llominiun
tWvemnieht
Natca..
a.tm.iw.iat
Depgait
with
the
Ministar
ii
Finance
for
the
purpoaei
.
the
Circulation
Fund.........-
Depunit
in
tho
Central
Hold
Krer-e
-
--
Notea
of
othrr
Dahlia
1
-''
I'nitfil
HutA-t
and
her
Foreinn
Currenciea
.
f
i
Ctwquea
on
'itheT
Hanks
-..-......I.
,
llJaho-i
din
hf
other
llaiiks
in
Canada
j
.
.......
i.
......
Ildancta
due
tiv
II
utka
ami
Bankin..:
(
.irviawn'Mrtl
e!Hrtere
than
ir
Ccuta-lit
,.
Uanimon
and
ProTinpW
Oovernmcn-.
S.urities
not
'fliwdhw
rnvrkt-t
valu
,.
Tr
Cansulian
Iunlcirjal!ecurttieand
Britiah
Forehthand
Colonial
Public
3ecmie
othar
dan.
Canadian.
not
exceeHtrR
market
v:due
.....
.-:
Railway
an.1
other
B
mcb.
Delientutei
and
atneka
riot
.
icwlmv
marlcet
valor
.
.
Call
and
Short
(not
rniedim(
.Tl
ilav"l
Loans
in
fnada.
on
11
m,U
Di
Vnturea
anil
Ktoeki
an-l
othrr
Sev-uritirto(
alottkiert
marketahla
-aiiw
to
iviver
.....
-
...
,
.,!
.
Call
an
Short
(hi
ritjenliiiit
:K1
day-0
lan
elaWrhrre
Ihkii
In
Camvl-i.
on
Il
io-K
IManiturra
and
Stocks
und
othrt
Securities
it
a
mtncieiit
tnarkaUMk
value
to
tovl..
.
lx.m
to
Governments
and
Munirioalities
-
..
Other
Current
Loana
and
Disc.
nut,
in
Caruvla
(Ina
rebate
of
ii.ten.itl
liU
r
naluna
fall
prevmrra
for
alt
bail
and
doubtful
dc-lru
-
-
:
Other
Current
Loans
and
Oisounts
elsewhere
than
in
Canada
(leas
rebate
.i
inter
nt
I
after
mukn.a
fall
pmviston
for
all
Iw
I
and
doubtful
debts
...
Rial
saute
other
than
Bank
lYemims
-
MortKatc
on
Real
Estate
sold
ty
the
Bonk
a
Non-Current
Ismns.
timatcl
l.s
provvted
f'ir
,
llajtk
I'rtTnises.
at
not
more
than
cst,
Irss
amounts
written
off....
..
.
Liabilities
of
customers
under
l.-tters
it
Credit,
as
per
contra
-,
...
Shares
of,
and
loan
v,
contTll.l
companies
.,.,,,:
.
.a.
a
,
.
.
Other
Assets
not
included
In
the
roretjotnif
.
valors.
V
Our
prain
gels
hoyond
Ihe
roiilrol
of
our
laws
Imfoi-e
It
gels
inlti
the
hands
of
the
ulli-lilale
piirt-ha.ei-.
II
has
never
heeii
kiKiwo
to
impriive
in
qual-lly
by
louring
IhrvViigh
American
terrilory.
5;
Loss
of
deep
sea
shippilirt
liiilti
ill
Ihe
oiil-houml
riraiii
I
i
n
f
fie
and
probable
io-hoimd
l-algofs.
In
Hits
way
wji
suffer
in
diminished
ilattonal
iirelie
lllul
self
lespecl.
Use
Pacific
Ports
I'orliinalid.V
We
are
hoi
compelled
lo
patronise
American
railways
ami
ports
al
all.
Our
I'acjfic
ports
are
open
;it""
days
in
llie
year
except
-in
Leap
Year,
wbep
hey
arc
open
;)(i5.
Tod
iy
Ihe
premium
on
wheal
shipped
via
.Vancouver
over
shipment
by
Winnipeg
is
He.
and
in
addilinn
lher
is
a
loss
of
le
a
bushel
ip-raiise
of
an
unjust
freight
rale
scbe'ihile
which
discriminates
against
wesl-bnund
truffle
by
justjlhal
iiilicli
rrom
Kdimiiiliiii
lerijliuy.
(loiid
ltaiiadiaiilsni
de.
iiiaiiilslliaf
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
use
It
in
I'aciric
ports.
T.l!ij
-onstrvf.4
our
traffic
for
llaivuiliau
ralhyaynien
ami
sail-oi-s,?,,
ensures:"
delixory-
uf
our
grain
in
Kurope
idenlleally
as
it
leaves
our
shores.
II
is
Ihe
rhe.-ipesl
mole
ami
thus
leaves
morb
nmlicy
in
Iho
hands
of
Mm
rancors
willi
which
lo
purchase
r.aiiliilian
t-'ooils.
W.
A.
It
At
',.
Liberal
f!amlidale
for
I'eace
II
her,
WINTER
401111.111)
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IO.iHiu.iai
l:o,
.si
m
l'I.IHIM
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2.ll'i.1lslll
11.7
4'.i
:l
lSi.W.VH"-
N'OTH:
Included
in
Call
and
Short
Twns
In
Canada
are
Loans
secured
by
(rain
amounting
to
111,4:11
."in
92.
NOTE:
Bonds
of
the
Canadian
Realty
Corporation.
Ltd.,
to
the
t
stent.
til
II.IMSin
earn
red
on
premise
lensed
to
the
Bi.k.
ar-
m
the
lianils
(
the
I'ublic.
Thrar
11-hmIs
dunt4
anfiear
In
the
alaoe
SU'esnettt
as
the
Rank
is
ii-
t
din
ctlv
liable
tbtn-fiv.
W.
R.
ALLAN,
President
J.
W.
1IAMIITOH.
General
Minster,
AUDITORS'
REPORT
TO
T1IE
SHARF.HOLDERS
We
have
compared
the
above
Statrmeit
of
Liabilities
and
Assets
with
the
Rooks
and
Accounts
at
Ilet
i
Oir.re
and
with
the
certified
returns
fr-im
the
Branchti-.
We
have
verinVI
thu
si-cnritics
refm-sentiritr
th-
invertment-.
of
the
Bank
at
the
cle
,rf
the
f
nanelal
year,
whi-n
we
alvi
ch-tked
the
cash
at
the
("hit
O-V.ce.
Durir.i;
the
ear
w,
ciicck-d
the
cash
a,ld
verified
the
m-cuhtir
41
s
v.
:
.
of
tin-
pnm
ioul
Braii.hts.
We
reii-fft
thnt
im
have
obtained
i.'.l
the
i!i'"nr-.vi-m
un-1
cxnapati-ms
whi
h
we
have
required;
th:,t
a'l
tm-
..
tions-.fth-
Iliiitl:
v
nih
tuveo.oe
un-b
-.-ir
-i-.vli-
.
in
-rtir
-ipitn-.n.
le-en
withiti
the
fnsrrrs.i
the
B.vA(
:
a-
'
.t
th(.
uliove
S-ute-ni-r.l.
..f
l.tabl-i'
i,-s
an-l
Ai-t-
l
.A
lllh
N-ivelnUr.
H4.
i-..
m
..t:r
-.pinori.
fir.
,-
rl
i!rairt
.
a-s
t'
lis,!..e
thi
tm
r-.-1-lit...T!
..ii1--
il.ii
V.
.
.
'.Mma
t"
:hv
1
.
-1
A
'.-.ir
i.
snnation
aral
the
erriianai
...j
n
t..
ii-.
;in-l
...
h-.-.vn
1..
th.
H
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I!
.
1
.
r,
RFAtf.
of
r.nORf.F
A.
TOPCIIf
CO.
I
.
,
WinnineK.
23r-l
Decci-iK
r.
mil
A.
B.
BK
IU!
.
(
I'RH
I!
WATERHOI""!!
&
t.
'"''
"aaaw.
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
8.8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Mils
from
I'rliic
Itupi-rl
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORl".
8EATTLE,
"tlitfillii-ilUle
ittiU
each
IrliUy
v.uu
a.m.
For
STEWART
anil
ANVOX
...
SV'dtii-sday.
1
1
8.8.
PRUiCE
JOHN
tor
Vlntiilivrr
VI
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
J.-tfiunry
17.
31.
I'l-bniary
14.
ts.
PA88ENQER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUTERT
MONDA
V,
WEONESOAV,
SATURDAY,
B.IMI
.Ht.
for
Crlni-ri
r.i-.irirf.
EOKION70S.
WINNIPCO,
all
iiiiiius
Kasluil
Cannda,
Lflltr-il
Ss.
...
,
.
AOENCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Clt
Tlekit
Office,
828
Thlrtl
Aft.,
Prince
Ruptrl.
Phens
2C0-
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAK
8.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangcll,
Juneau
and
Skagway-
January
12,
26
February.
0,
23
For
Vancouvert
Victoria
and
Seattle-
January
2,
18,
30;
February
13,
27
8.X
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
B'ltedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Octal
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Age.icy
for
all
Steamship
Lin.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Cs'rnor
of
S'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Ruperts
By
HOME
FURNISHING
SPECIALS
That
Will
Save
You
Money
BED,
SPRING
AND
MATTRESS
SPECIALS
Walnut
Finish
Ited,
Coil
Spring
nud
Fell,
Mnllress,
rnmnVlR
$38.00
While
Fnninel
I'lnisli
Hetl,
Woven
Wiru
Spring
ami
l-VIl
Matlirss,
eumpleln
$28.00
All
Iteils,
Springs
and
Malliessos
rt'iluced
ilnring
tliis
Month
3rd
Avenue.
CHESTERFIELD
SUITE
SPECIALS
.'t
Piece.
Suilo
Mohair
Covering,
.Special
,
$24000
1
"'0,
s"i
Tnpesiry
fevering,
Sprrial
,
,
.
..
.
.
,
.
$215.00
(dieslerfield
,Miy,
nyal
lllne
Mohair
nek
mid
arms,
wills
figureil
too
'''ii'
M'nl.
Special
,
$175.00
GEO.
D.
THE
Tho
Quality
Home
Furnisher
Phone
20