riday,
June
11,
1026.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
1817
;
Summary
of
Assets
'and
Liabilities
30.h
April,
1926
ASSETS
Cold.
Dominion
Notea,
arM
Silver
coin
....
J
74,520,638.28
Dtpoiit
with
Central
Cold
Reterve
15,000,000.00
D.poiha
rjiaeU
with
and
BaUnc.Adu.
from
thar
Banks
in
Canada
148,397.03
Balance
Jua
by
Banks
and
Banking
Corrcf
pondents
'elsewhere
than
in
Canada
17,221,879.98
Call
and
Short;,
loant
on
Bonds,
Debentures
and
Stotks
142,496,056.33
Dominion
and
Provincial
Government
Securities
,
03,456,444.71
Railway
and
othar
Bonds,
Debentures
and
'
Stocks
.
.
..
J.566,104.06
Canadian
Municipal
Securities
and
Britiih,
Foreign
and
.Colonial
Public
Securities
othar
than
Canadian
,
33,599.867.70
Notai
and
ckVquei
of
other
Bantu
23,507,822.63
United
States
and
other
foreign
cu.-renciee.
.
1,259,374.63
Loant
and
Discounts
and
other
Assets
....
317,820,255.83
Bank
Premises
11,950,030.00
Liaattitfes
o(
c'uttomere
under
tellers
of
credit
(at
per
contra)
12,531,897.90
$749,13237.12
l1abilitiesto
public
Notea
in
circulation
$
41,674,442.00
Deposits
632,412,155.75
Letter
of
credit
outstanding
12,581,897.90
Other
tiabititUi
793,561.31
$687,459,056.96
Excett
of
Assets
over
Liabilities
to
Public
a.
$61,673,300.10
DEMAND
DRYDOCK
AND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
-
a
"THE
DAINTIEST
BFlEArtFAST
FOOD'
Smoked
Dally
by
Lilian
Fish
&
fold
.Storage
To..
I.td.
t
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
i
k
HPI
IT0
aO
A
no
-
.
.
.
.
aaia.a
j
lurjrf
(i-trtii)t'iil
of
Mw
rl
lef
in
nodi
I'lam
ami
run
try,
25c
to
$2.00
SHARI
er
I'lie
Newest
Crenlimi
uml
l.a!el
Sensation
in
Toilul
W
Arli-lr
I-are
PmviUr
$2.50
KfTrtliMim
$1.00
...
...
..,
...
Jk
IltHtulv
Urdntif
$1.50
(ib'MiMiig
Creaiii
.
'
$1.00
(.iMiiii.n
l
s
51.
DO
and
$2.50
ii
..
ci
nn
n
i.
p
.siiek
i.uu
Olil
Stylo
PEPPERMINT
PATTIES
fresh
.Shipment.
SpiM
ial
Pnrc.
per
Hi.
.
.
40c
Ormes
Ltd.
lie
Pioneer
UniKRisK
I
he
Hexall
blore.
id
Ave.
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
fanadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
iters,
Machinist,
Boilermaker.
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
woodworkers,
tic.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
rv
t
r
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK
PHONES
43
and
S8P
Local
and
Personal
Valhalla
meeting
tonight.
Phone.
IS.
P.n.
Coat
Co.
accnrdlan
(ientlcnien
and
5(c;
tf
Arlljurtf
Taili
-Phone
678.
tf
v
i
B.C.
Undertakers,
Phone
41.
Crystal
Firelighters,
8
for"
11.00,
Uyde
Transfer.
Phonfl
50.
tf
Arvlnlfucon
(i.
A.
Hix
sailed
laxljiljjlit
on
thf
I'rince
(ieorgf
wr
ucean
rnun.
.
.Mh'5CT..
Mr'H.
V.
I).
Casio-
failed
for
Victoria
on
the
Princ
Oeorpe
1al
nin!it.
Mr.
Olen
McMillan
and
gar
nuileC
fal
nlhl
on
the
1'rirc
(corgi!
fur
Vancouver
on
a
holi
day
visit.
Ileource
'
.June
issue
Junl
oil
the
pre
9.
(let
your
coplc
nl
Ormt's
WrathaU',
Little
nbd
Canadian
Hallway
News.
137
ean'liiiayhm
dance
MeiropnliH
Hnll&iftiriJay,
June
12,
at
8.30
Piano.
UltlMif.
free.
violin;
ladlPS
Walter
Owen,
assistant
superintendent
of
provincial
police
afler1
Waving
npenf
several
day.
in
the
city,
relumed
to
Vancou
er
lat
night.
H.
V.
(!.
LH'in
jailed
lat
nielli
on
the
Prince
!eorxe
for
Victoria
to
attend
the
(li-aud
Lodpe
convention
of
Hoyal
Arrh
Mason
as
delegate
for
the
local
cliapler.
I
lonias
K.
Slnplcton
rff
Any-ox,
who
won
oer
fK,U0U
in
tli
Siilmon
Swet-p
j?lake
on
the
re-cimiI
Derhy,
was
a
passenpter
?o-itiS
south
aboard
the
Prince
(Iforfie
last
night.
C.
M.
Harheau
of
Ottawa,
wh.i
spent
tlu
summer
of
l!)Jl
u
th
lluzeltmi
'district
on
research
work
for
the
Department
of
In
than
Affairs
is
apain.
her
liav
mar
arnvcii
ironi
l
lie
imi
on
Provincial
Conslahle
.1.
II
Smilli,
;is
aelins
sheriff,
is
nt-
'iidlisi
the
oiii'sent
session
o!
I
he
Supreme
Courl
Assizes
i
I
hat
caiuicily.
A
)u(Mpssor
to
lo
the
late
Sheriff
John
Shirlo?
has
not
yet
b'en
appointed.
Charles
Hiheau
of
ijtewar,;,
who
has
been
a
vixltor
In
the
city
Hits
week
as
a
witness
in
a
rase
al
the
Asslics.
had
Hie
pleasure
while
here
of
meutin
an
ld
friend,
l.ouls
Lqro.UT
whom
lie
had
not
seen
ia
30
yeafs
w.
Weal
her
permitlin?,
the
Merry-io-Hound
will
run
mm
Saturday
and
each
fnllowins
Saturday.
Tickets
5c,
six
for
rc.
Col
ton-eyed
Joe.
the
eeln
-
J'raliMl
negro
Mancer
will
be
there.
Free
ride
to
all
on
the
ground
at
2
o'clock.
u
court
order,
following
were
yesterday
summoned
to
complete
the
petit
Jury
panel
at
Hie
Su
preme
Court
Assizes:
William
P.
McCallum,
Malcolm
Mcl.eod.
Heinle
Johnstone,
John
O.
Williamson,
Herl
Morgan
and
Krnes:
I
nwin.
They
take
the
places
of
v..
T.
Kenney,-
Mrs.
May
Del-phme
Mann,
Olio
Miller,
0.
W.
Niekerson.
Oeorge
Scott.
William
11.
Cook,
Walter
Dalzell
and
lieorue
Wnddell
who,
for
various
reasons,
wero
unable
I
serve.
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
Intanllon
to
Apply
to
Le
Land
In
IjiihI
Hi'cordln
Ouirirl
of
eruiro
tuirri.
anil
miuatx
at
lirad
or
Skam
In-Iru
Murrrlir
kVamt.
Otirrn
cnrlutm
Orniin.
TAKE
.'NOTICE
that
Tlu
Canaitiin
rih.
Un
eompan.r.
I.lnilird.
(if
Vancouver,
or.
ii
pa
nun
!aiiiinii
t.aiiniTs,
intfnrts
to
apply
for
1
Wtft
or
the
tuilnwing
di'sriilied
ltnI!
Cuntmenrlna'
at
.a
tmut
nlanrH
ai
h.,ad
of
Skant
Inlrt,
IS
chains
north
r
urn
chains,
inoiv
or
to
how
Iln:
Ihwirf
niirlhrily
rullowln
stiorc
line
to
r.O.C,,
and
rrmtaininr
in
arrrs,
more
r
le.
IIIL
Ui.-.M."I.V.-
MSIIIMl
r.llMrAJY,
Pop
LIMITED.
ADMlrini.
William
Airrwt
rtuwer.
na.K'rt
Hih
ApHI.
I
Ufa
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
lntnllon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
I'rlncp
riuriprl
Land
lircurdlnir
lin
trlrl
or
roam
iianw
t,
and
illuile
03
South
narhnrl
Mlnnd;
TAKE
notice
thai
Alfred
Swansou,
of
Prince
rtupori,
orrupatln
Mirlnrr.
In-trndi
to
annlv
fur
a
li-atit
nr
ih
fnilnw.
Inn
(I'Rrrilicd
land:
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREI
Vulli.ilia
mci'tuiir
lonighl.
Hall
Pi
i.
c
Ilomr.an!
Sale
and
Saturday.
Wallace'.
13'
Stove
length
wood
$3.50
per
load
delivered.
Phone
N.
Our-vich.
Creen
518.
151
I.
Mackenzie
sailed
last
night
nn.lhe
Prlnc
(Jeorge
fo
Vunexiuver
enroute
lo
Scotland
Mrs.
J.
W.
Smith
ami
Mrs.
A
IAI1mi
were
passengers
for
Van
couver
on
Hie
Prince
tJeorpe
lal
night.
cif
It.
F.
Mc.Vnughton.
C.N.It.
dis-
trict
passenger
agent,
left
ye-
lenlay
for
l'rtnco
iieorge
ano
Smithers
nn
eomUauy
business.
Mrs.
Perkins
f
tlu
Prince
llupert
Hotel
stall
will
sail
li)
morrow
bv
the
Pilneess
Ijouise
for
Victoria
on
a
vacation
trip
H.
(lithrn
of
Auyox
arrived
iu
the
oily
Inst
nfcrhl
and
lef
on
this
mornui?
s
'
train
for
a
I
Hp
lo
Toronto.
He
will
rc
lurn
by
way
of
Chicago
aur.
Vancouver.
Mrs.
W.
P,
ltohertson
of
Any-
ox
and
tier
family
ailved
iu
Hie
eiiy
tasi
nigui
iinn'eu
ny
tiiii
morning
s
train
am
.Montreal
They
will
embark
from
there
for
(5asgov,
Scotland,
oh
a
lioliday
visit.
I
havo
moved
tp
new
stand
next
to
M.
ileitis
jtml
Commo
dore
Cafes
uml
am
continuini
(he
sale
lo
clear
nut
lines.
You
an
et
a
harjiuui
m
shoes
and
ruhhers
now.
tieo.
Ii
ill
,Th-'
Shoeinah.
137
BOYS'
BAND
TO
.
BE
UNIFORMED
Committee
Holds
Meeting
and
Decides
to
.Ask
for
$750
merlin;
of
I
he
Hoys'
Hand
I
coinmillee-
was
held
"bit
Wednes-
lay
night,
June
it.
at
vhi"Ji
it
was
decided
to
eomnienee
a
drive
to'
obtain
750.
to
iirovide
the
hoys
of
the
lAmd
wilh
uniforms,
parlleularly
.
considering
the
number
of
erugngements
which
Iho
btV
have
this
comiiiK
sum-
mor.
The
elinirmau
leppjXjsl
vhat
the
llotary
Club
had
agreed
lo
head
the
lisl
with
i50V.
If
was
agreed
that
the
drive
should
open
on
Saturday.
Juno
12
and
that
the
hoys
would
pjay
named
Cm-k:
thrnrn
iln
rh-ihn-'
i
i.
j
l.rnr.
a,mh
,,
n,int:
turn,
rail
Sii
I
"
K'
I"""
i"l
ay
I1IKIU
111
I
ho
down
town
section.
i
tie
loral
newspapers
agreed
freed
to
to
publish
publish
a
a'llst
list
o
of
of
I
subscriber
and
toj
Xgiyn
si
criplinps.-
Suhscrijjitoir?
v
also
be
received
.
bj'i-
hnve
Iho
ub
will
Joe
Ojeer
of
Hryiinl
fireer,
01
h
Street.
Walter
Vrince
of
W.'
D.
Vnnco
Company,
2nd
AveniK
J.
W.
Nicholls.
ItlftVvenue
W.
1
ne
uaiv.i
win
niso
play
on
mrth
end
or
south
narhaM
iind:
thance
Sunday
aflernoou
at
Toleni
Polo
annum
inn
laiann
ai
iiiftn
waier
mam.
11111
and
contsitimir
so
artv,
moro
or
Im,
",,,.
.
ALFRED
SWANSO.V.
5
Daia
April
7,
t9.
ppi'fn.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
TERMINALS
WIN
BASEBALL
GAME
Seventh
Inning
Blow-up
Loses
Match
For
Native
8ons
An
uuforlunale-
seventh
and
iat
inuliii
blow-up.
turned
a,i
to
1
lead
which
they
had
built,
up
to
a
5
to
i
defeat
for
the
Native
S'oim
of
lianada
in
last
niglil's
ci
y
league
baseball
ame
at
the
hands
of
the
Orand
Terminals.
In
Kpite
of
lliis
it
was
one
of
the
season's
best
ames
with
it'le
spectacular
play
but
tight
fielding
and
ood
pitching.
Harry
Astori,
the
tson'
hurler,
.
virtually
lost
the
game
in
the
last
frame
when
lie
made
an
overthrow
to
third
allowing
two
run-ne's
to
cross
the
plate.
There
were
also
two
runs
made
in
that
,
imnns.
It
was
(he
first
game
of
'lie
season
between
the
Tcr-
jininul
and
the
Pons.
The
Terminals'
battery
consist"
d
of
tickney
and
McKeown
wh
Asiori
and
Ualfour
for
the
Sons.
Walter
Hudson"
umpired
effectively
and
fairly
wipi
11.
D.
Skinner
adjudicalinj,'
on
the
bae
lines
.
The
standing
to
dale
is
as
W
(rami
Terminals
3
Xaiive
Sons
....
I
Oyro
Club
.
.
.
.
I
L.
0
2
3
Pet.
jOOO
333
250
TELLS
HOW
JIM
HILL
COLONIZED
IN
STATES
Brought
In
People
and
Stock
and
Helped
Them
Make
Good
on
Farms
In
an
editorial
article
commending
the
introduction
of
breeding
sheep
tree
of
duty,
the
Vancouver
Province
tells
about
how
the
states
were
colonized.
It
says:
(
Consider
the
instance
of.
Ihq
'
northwestern
states
of
the
neighboring
republic.
The
late.
president
of
the
Great
Northern
Jtailway
known
to.
two
genera
Hons
of
westerners
as
Jim
Hill
was
more
than
a
railway
builder.
He
was
a
true
empire
builder,
lie
drove
his
linn
of
steel
Ihrougli
a
wilderness.
He
planted
human
beings
in
that
wilderness.
And
lis
did
more.
He
cultivated
the
crop.
He
help
ed
to
colonize
the
territory
of
the
fireat
-Northern
by
making
ft
possible
for
the
settlers
to
Ijvc.
lie
earried
their
seed
frrain
duty
free
for
them,
lie
brought
In
breeding
stock
free
of
transportation
fiianses.
He
was
not
afraid
to
spend
a
penny
now
to
make
a
pound
with
later
on.
lie
'
was
hanl-hitteu
and
strong-willed)
hut
he
had
a
vision
and
followed
it
he
dreamed
dreams
and
made
them
come
true.
Old
"Jim"
lived
to
realize
his
vision.'
From
the
Great
Lakes
lo
Hie
Western
sea,
he
wrote
targe
the
epic
of
the
wheal
lands
on
the
face
of
the
wilderness.
Then
is
another
wilderness
to
day.
It
lies
north
of
the
Oreal
Northern,
and
under
another
Hag.
II
lies
aloing
the
Western
line,
of
the
Canadian
National,
it
lie
even
along
the
line
of
our
own
Pacific
Great
1'aslern.
It
was
made
for
colonization.
It
awaits
(he
conquest
of
resolute
will
and
patient
toil.
And
it
iwaits
most
of
All
tlhe
quickening
of
that
imaginative
quality
in
man
without
wliieh
no
railways
an
1'iiilt
and
there
is
no
increase
of
the
corn
in
the.
ear.
H.
K.
Iiickie
of
the
C.N.It.
tic
ket
office,
Winnipeg,
was
a
pas
senger
from
train
lo
boat
last
ntffhl,
accompanied
by
his
bride.
They
arc
on
their
honeymoon
rfp.
Subscribe
'o
Iho
Daiiv
New.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
a4444.sSs
WANTKl)
Experienced
saleswoman
W
Ladies'
Ileady-lo-wear,
Write
givintr
particulars
of
experience
to
llox
308,
Daily
News
office.
Ml
-
1
Don
j-our
baby
auffcr
the
burning
Itch,
the
'
rrrible
nain
o
cctrma
and
othrr
akin
troubWaf
Hrrc
la
Initant
nM.
Just
a
Itw
dropa
of
tba
ltent
liquM
nmrdy,
and
all
Itching
ia
tone
all
itching,
all
pain,
all
Irritation
wuhed
awi
"
Tit
frit
SIM
rttitrn
ym
ar
ia
aiiafjl
a.
Trf
D.
P,
D.
,
W.
J.
McCutcheon
Drug
Store
and
Ormes
Limited
HELP
YOURSELF
TO
HEALTH
m
"
,
r
.
A
You
can
tell
it
.
blindfolded
THE
wonderful
flavor
of
Kellogg'
Corn
Flakes!
With
cold
milk
or
cream.
Fresh
or
preserved
fruit.
What
a
dish
of
health!
Keeps
you
cool
and
cheery
these
hot
days!
Fine
for
kiddies.
Kellogg's
are
the
original
corn
flakes.
Crisp
and
digestible.
Never
thick
or
tough.
More
than
10,000,-000
people
daily
demand
them.
.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
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at
all
hotels
and
CORN
FLAKES
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