St
PAGE
SIX
lis
fttK
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
T2)
ASSETS
and
LIABILITIES
31st
October,
1928
ASSETS
Qab
on
hand
........
Deposits
with'and
nates
of
and
dicques
on
other
Banks
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..Deposit
in
the
Central
Gold
Rcservej
4
91,987,06.11
67,346,958.11
.
-ij,ooo,doaoo
Gall
and
Short
loans
on
Bonds,
Deben--
-
.
tures
and
Stocks
178,110,155.00
Dominion
and
Provincial
Government
Securities
Canadian
Municipal
Securities
and
British,
Foreign
and
Colonial
Public
Securities
other
than
Canadian
.
.
Railway
and
other
Bonds,
Debentures
.
3and
Stocks
79,704,087.10
a6.054.891.9j
J,69j,oi4.o6
Quick
Assets
.
.
$473,898,282.56
Loans
and
Discounts
and
other
Assets
375,159,014.44
Bank
Premises
.......
11,500,000.00
Labilities,
otcustomers
under
letters
of
J
vcreditttariper!
contra)
;
u
M3.115.116.61
V"
"
.
Total
Assets
.
V
$873,782,523.62
1
i.
LIABILITIES
TO
THE
PUBLIC
Notes
in
circulation
.
'
46,967,574.00
Deposits
.
..
......
.
733489,179.93
'Letters
of
credit
outstanding
.
,
.
13,115,116.61
Other
liabilities
.......
17,144,688.33
Total
Liabilities
to
Public
.
.
$Sicv7i6.668S3
Excess
of
Assets
over
Liabilities
t6
Public
163,055,854.74
New
For
a
ear
s,
GIVE
'A
YEAR'S
SUBSCRIPTION
I
to
the
Prince
Rupert
DAILY
NEWS
iWMt
a
suitable
gift.
A
gift
that
comes
vbry
day
for
a
year,
and
reminding
h$
:
-'rpient
of
your
thoughtfulness
etify
How
delightful
they
will
be
to
receive
Northern
Brjtiih
;
Columbia's
news-';.
paper
everyday
I
n
.
..
1UIONE
98
WHILE
YOU
STILL
THINK
OF
IT!
MISS
MARY
DOBB
IS
LOVELY
BRIDE
United
in
Marriage
at
Cathedral
to
George
Anderson
I
j
A
pretty
wedding
was
solemnized
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
beautifully
decorated
for
the
occasion,
last
evening
at
I'M
o'clock,
when
Miss
Mary
A.
'Dobb,
only
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Dobb,
Tatlow
Street,
Ibnd
for
some
time
on
the
traeh-
of
lace.
She
carded
a
bouquet
white
chrysanthemums.
Mrs.
r
f
liadden,
sister
,
the
groem.
wp
matron
of
hofclr.
and
wfr
a
do.ve
grey
dress
of
crepe
balk
satin
with
hat
to
match.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
shrfla-anthersums.
The
vroom
wms
st
tended,
by
Bert
Walters
of
the
Jiank.ofiJofitreaL.whlk
JjuiU
-jgiifc
fiAlET
NEws
CAPTAIN
CAREY,
WHO
WENT
DOWN
WITH
S.S.
VESTIUS
:
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.
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t
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.
.
,
COLD
WEATHER
SOMEPOINTS
The
weather
is
cooler
throughout
the
district
today,
according
to
tbe;Brning
weather
rport
at
the
Government
Telegraphs.
Be-w
aero
temperature
are
tegi
ered
at
Dawson
and
interior
idints.
The
eport
follows:
Prie
Itupert
Part
doudy,
light
southeast
wind;
temperature,
a?
.
1!
KIN
..
.
Port
flimiXMin
I'At-t
rlnintv
ing
staff
of
the
Uorden
Street
1
calm.
32.
ipn
of
Mr.jind
MriJ111iam
An-
Jdersor,
A
ay
lor
.Street,
iond
until
rcei)tby
on
the
jttaff
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
here
The
cerem-ony
'
wiis"
performed'
by
the
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson
assisted
by
the
Rt.
Rev.'Biehop
G.
A.
Rix
D.D.
To
the
strains
of
JIendelun's
"Wedding
March,'
played
by
Miss
Marjorie
Lancaster,
the
bride,
beautifully
gowned
in
a
dre8
f
white
aUn
with
girdle
of
seed
pearls,
while
satin
enbe-aad
beautiful
wettaln'g
veil,
held
by
a
crown
of
orange
bleeeoms,
and
carrying
a
bouquet
of
ophelia
roses
and
maiden
hair
fern,
entered
on
the
arm
of
her
father
by
whom
she
was
given
in
marriage.
She
was
attended
bv
Mies
Terrace
Cloudy,
ealm,'-32
ftosswobd
Cloudr.
'fcllm.
Aryantth
Cloudy,
ci1m.
3'
iiee
Arm
uwaay.
eaim,
ItJ
VIVUVlf
HMU
VkM
,
.tttewerl--to
to'.Bg,
'
.....
..
.
HaMlton
Cloudy,
cairn,
Smitbersriear,
,
caju.
iiurnslaker-cjear,
irf
Mahtfn
Atlin
Foggy.
Kathleen
Burnett
of
Terrace,
who
I
wind,
U
below
was
attired
in
a
dress
of
shell
Uoc
pink
georgette
wlUi
over
skirt
1
.
.
fft
AUSKAN
MERCHANT
Arret
and
E.
AlI,ne
W,"fW'
ushers.
.
During
lne!
iignlngf
id:8SWt?
W
Following
the
wedding,
a
reception
was
held
at
the
home
qf
the
bride's
parents.
The
room
were
tastefully
decorated
ami
Mrs,
Dobb,
in
a
dress
of
navy
georgette
'with
Mrs.
Anderson,
in
a
drejM
of
black
crie
back
satin,
received
the
guests,
while
the
young
couple,
standing
Under
wedding
,1x11s
received
congratulation
and
best
wishes
from
Uieir
many
friends.
Alderman
P.
11.
Limey
proposed
the
toast
to
the
bride
and
groem
t
wfcich
toast
the
groom
fittingly
replied.
Delightful
refreshments
were
served,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Smith
and
Mrs.
Dibb
presiding
At
the
table
on
which
stood
the
three-Ucr
wedding
cake..
Miss
Norah
Rivett
cut
the
ices.
.
The
bride's
travelling
dress
was
of
sand
crepe-back
satin.
with
coat
trimmed
with
badger
lir
-and
-AUffi.
and
hat..
,tn
a&fc'OThe
.groomiglft
.tqltlw
bride
was
a
travelling
ease,
to
the-bridesmaid,
n
onyx
ring
with
diamond
inset,
and
to
the
bes'.
man
cuff
links.
The
happy
couple
left
by
the
9
Prince
Ilupert
for
Anyox
and
Stewart.
They
will
take
up
residence
in
Vancouver
where
the
groom
is
now
loeated.
Many
lovely
presents
were
received,
testifying
to
the
popularity
of
the
contracting
couple.
Advertise
in
Th
News.
m
2.
calm.
J.
;.
.calm,
?
be-
Highth
-Oabhr-Gictrdr.-
i-WHear.
VttFm,
MMl
low.
northeast
Kind.
4
below,
f
Dawson
Part
cloudy,
calm.
18
below.
'
Wkttehorse
Light
northeast
DIES
AT
JUNEAU
d
stores
10RRIS0NIS
.
j
:
AGENT
AGAIN
IteElected
io
Represent
Deep
Sea
Fishermen'
Union
at
Thin
r.
i
,
"
'"
4wr
Returns
from
yesterday's
voting
assure
the
f
e-leclion
fo-
his
third
local
agent
for
the
Deep
Sea
Fish
ermen's
Union.
Preliminary
figures
tflve
him
a
lead
of
35
over
his
nearest
rival,
J.
II.
Meagher,
former
agent
here.
Kinar
Larsen
and
Robert
Ilanna
we.e
other
candidates.
,
Though
they
were
voted
upon,
the
re-election
of
P.
B.
Gill
as
secretary-treasurer,
Roderick
M
-Donald
us
agent
at
Seattle
and
Frank
Semers
as
agent
at
Ketchikan
was
actually
by
acclamation,
as
none
of
these
three
officials
had
candidates
running
against
them.
Details
of
the
voting
for
avreni
at
Prinr"
Ruert.
Keichil:
in
and
Seattle
wire
as
follows:
Hanna
Prince
Kupert,
Ketchikan.
4:
battle
'i.
Total
Larwi
-lTirtce
Unpert,
Kehfh4k'it,
7;
Seattle.
Total;
aii.
Meaglffr
-Prince
Rupert,
aim
M
m
W
mMSBSSSSSSSBBBBBBBBBS
mt-
1.
Something
Throughout
the
world,
the
productive
Dunlpp
properties
cover
so
vast
an
area
that
if
combined
into
one
place
they
would
form
a
'Tunlop
0
of
over
100,000
acres.
f
Ketchllurn.
6;
Seattle,
M.
Tot.tl,
67.
Morrison
Prince
ItUpert,
30;
vetch
ikan,
2tS;
Seattle,
28.!
ToUl,
92.
There
were
seven
deubtful
bal-ots
at
Prinre
Riiert
which
will
be
forwarded
to
Seattle
for
final
acceptance
or
rejection.
SHORTWAVE
RADIO
RIGHTS
All
but
Fourteen
Divided
kmerioin
teens
without
wuituiK
with
Canada
distribution.
foi
nil
..II,....
....
uiurr
Of!
thp
fl1,lin.,t
..re.
.
.
l
11
l
a
1
1
1
'TORONTO,
Dec.
,viru,
enmrmmi
of
27.
-Si,
the
1
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SBBl
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IHsW
u
Mi
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Wi.
bl
:4
.pPP5
9!liy$
JUNEAU.
Dec.
27.
Harry
J.
Itayrftjhd,
aged
57,
a
resident
of
Alais
for
31
years,
died
yesterday
itf
blood
poisoning
resulting
from
slight
injury
10
days
ago.
If
wm
tWmlaeHtaraaCat'aff
alw
it
thitilc.arjouti
"The
Best
Thing
on
Wheels'
The
VALUE
of!
to
WOMEN
ui
wm
-v
r
-
stzbt
Women
who
are
easily
tired
need
Bovril
to
prevent
them
from
getting
"
run
down
I
Bovril
is
especially
valuable
;in
replen'isliing
a
woman's
reserves
of
energy.
It
acts
so
quickly.
You
feel
the
benefit
of
Bovril
its
warm,
-stimulating
action
upon
the
wearied
system
as
soon
as
ybU'Haveswallowedit.
.A,
Jfi?
'
i-And
if
ypjjkeepup
ypur
Bovril
daIly,tyou
will
soon
find
'u'
'
your
strength
'become
equal
to
the"work
and
worries
of
everyday.iife.
For
Bovril
builds
up
health
and
fitness
by
sound
nutritiba
Bovril
is
the
best
of
the
beef
its
vitalizing
and
energising
properties
in
concentrated
digestible
form.
EOT
BOVRIL
prevents
that
Sinking
Feeling
Speaking
of
world-wide
popularity,
think
of
this:
Over
26,000,000
DunlopTires
are
on
the
road
today.
Dunlop
Tires
arc
available
in
every
City
or
Town
at
the
leading
dealers.
Dunlop
Tire
Rubber
Goods
Co.
Limited
mm
Canada
"1
rU,,i
by
(hi,
I'ililid
cnmmiuuii.n
i,
J'
it
'
-"-'i,
would
muku
"P
comment
today
on
the
,.tion
1
n
American
radio
commission
Th
commission
on
iw
,...
f...n.
I.
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1,11
junii
.lr,
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
27.
Tin-
will
go
!
W.,,hiiiKUH
American
radio
lommliwion
ha
l.i
the.
American
ruilii,
,
term
Of
John
M.
Morri011
ns
,tvl,fl
m
nmnnir
citizen
nf
t.hw
Tin-
whnlir
in...'i
country
all
but
M
of
the
available
f
wave
lengths
ni.iv
1
short
wave
broadeitMtin
channels
than.
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Advertise
in
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Daily
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