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EDITION
Helpful
Bakkikg
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FACILITATING
the
cKrwnge
of
money
and
commodities
by
the
judicious
use
of
credit
is
one
of
the
primary
.
functions
of
the
Bank
ot
Montreal
an
activity
which
brings
it
into
dose
and
helpful
contact
with
the
business
interest
of
Canada.
The
Dank
f
Montreal
because
of
its
resources,
organisation,
cusperienor
and
vsaesjaed
don
,
nections,
is
specially
well
fitted
to
give
its
customers
Uie
kind
of
banking
service
and
co-operation
which
means
moat
to
their
bust,
neat,
whatever
its
scope.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
1817
Total
Assets
in
rauess
of
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Thursday,
November
1,
1928
PINANCING
OUIISELVES
Nine
out
of
ten
people
find
financing
difficult.
They
would
like
to
spend
more
than
they
earn
and
many
do.
They
run
into
debt
and
find
it
difficult
to
extricate
themselves.
Thoe
who
are
always
hopelessly
involved
usually
become
socialists
because
they
think
that
under
changed
conditions
they
would
have
a
better
chance.
In
order
to
keep
away
from
the
worries
of
eternal
indebtedness,
it
is
a
good
plan
to
make
a
rule
of
saving
a
little
every
month.
An
account
may
be
opened
in
any
bank
and
each
week
or
each
month
it
becomes
a
pleasure
to
build
up
a
little
reserve
against
the
rainy
day
that
is
pretty
sure
to
come.
A
savings
account
is
an
insurance
fund
and
it
makes
greatly
for
the
peace
and
independence
of
the
individual.
No
one
ean
afford
to
be
without
a
savings
account
tained
no
injuries
of
a
nature.
serious
Local
motorists
are
disappointed
that
the
Beament
cut-off
oa
the
new
provincial
highway
will
not
be
ia
shaae
for
traffic
this
R.
1,
Wark,
right-of-way
agent
for
the
provincial
government,
j
VVftrtfi
Km
a
1
rawoivawl
la
Itfawav
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
iEV
IIAZKLTOfl
Ai;tCff
ARM
Mrs.
Peter'
aaphon
E.
AuhuswaTwt
i
has
'
oa:
of
Warren
Lew,
28.
lie
I
r-je
BT'
vivd
by
a
young
wife,
we
was
formerly
Miss
Dorothy
Devoin,
daughter
of
Louis
Devoln.
as
welt
as
his
father
and
mother
and
other
relatives
here.
Workmen
are
now
employed
on
the
aurfey
of
a
pattected
new
w
a.
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.
WlllTA
M
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Hd
mtt
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i
w..
r.
Bunerrieia
;nia
nis
diixt
n
uiu
ub
uccu
reicnra
imt
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t
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lhav
fnr
h.
smith
after
i
ow-iieu
nuu
i
t
'
e7fS
of
New
Uazelton
subdividing
the
Indian
Reserve
'traffic
roU(fh
the
Bf
kJ
VaP
reeentTfeU
offered
fory
alone
Railway
Avenue
and
on
twenfa
feet
to
which
will
be
E'fieiiS
2
-h.
There
r,o
lot.
in
the
to
the
main
stiwet
of
the
town.
Stewart.
Fortunately,
he
an.
!
as
wel
as
some
acreage.
toward
recovery.
u..i4
t
.v
and
is
doing
a
few
day.
barnstorming
here.
Clyde
Waaa
and
John
W.
Patterson
are
the
pilots.
Weather
has
been
cold
and
unsettled
here
lately
with
snow
and
sleet
The
lowest
tfaarmo-meter
reading
of
the
week
was
24
above
sere.
The
Borne
Oil
Go.
of
Vancouver
i
haa
cosmnleted
irnHMmU
with
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
the
leasing
of
land
here
and
construction
of
tanks
and
ware-
I
houses
will
The
local
Eagle,
have
an
up-to-date
radio
in
their
lodge
STBWAKT
A
relief
party
consisting
of
Homer
Fkkhn.
Frank-
Rritmwad..
Paul
Suppelaa
and
F.
Scott
went!
j
last
week
to
bring
out
Jack
How-son,
well
known
prospector,
who
.
was
shot
la
the
leg
by
WfBJaa
Scott,
who
mistook
him
for
'a
ibear.
M
Rev.
W.
B.
Jennings
of
the
Aag-licmn
mission
heat
Northern
Cross
will
take
charge
of
Aug
liraa
Church
work
here
daring
the
maths
of
December,
H-
juary
and
February
,it
is
nnnenn-
eed
by
Bishop
C
A.
Rix.
Mm.
Jennings
will
accompany
here.
A
tammlttea
oonslsting
of
L.
8.
Davidson,
G.
P.
Helsmfcey
and
J.
V.
Clegs
was
apooiaaed
at
a
public
meeting
here
last
weak
to
proceed
with
arrangeineatta
for
the
incorporation
of
Stewart
under
the
Village
Act
A
number
of
Stewart
bachelors
are
competing
strenuously
for
the
hand
of
a
lady,
Mary
WWHSUe
of
Barrhead,
Scotland.
name
and
address
was
when
a
marmalade
can
ened
recently
in
the
Good
'flats
cafe.
H.
C.
Marvin
of
the
fuswart
News
staff
ana
returned
from
a
holiday
trip
to
Vaaeoiver
and
Victoria.
Keener
MeLeod
has
ef
for
Seattle
on
a
holiday
trip;
Mrs.
John
Mellor.
who
haa
been
viaiUnjk
in
the.
south,
fwtsjraf
fresn
f
ancouver
lajti.weak,
r.
ia
nd
Mrs.
B.
Jackson
ot
the
B.
C.
Salver,
who
haws
been
visiting
In
the
south,
retarnad
4aat
Mnaaaaar
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
J.
left
last
weak
for
Vanoonadr
att4
ter
snenditur
several
weeks
at
th
Premier
Border
where
Jl.
Ci
(isKliind.
n5
rnnsolting
eajln.
leer,
wax
laying
uuL
Lht
diuiuond
'drilling
jiroifram.
'Wnipsm.tr
after
sfter
having
having
apart
apart
a
a
week
week
here
here
Lake.,
Lake.,
this
this
being
being
the
the
surplus'
UrTm
bZu
following
Cidr
return
from
the
f
rm
tke
1927
crop
in
this
dis-
Vm
of
ancouver
of
Mrs.
ham
Bergman.-.
.
Creek
j;
district,
have
w.v.
,
r
.
jL
who
lived
here
for
years.
She
is
survived
by
her
widower,
one
wn
and
two
daughters.
Eric
Larsen
snd
E.
Nelson
of
New
Hazelton
are
brothers.
PRINCE
GEQKCB
A
Yukon
Airways
piane,
bound
for
Dawson,
arrived
this
week
Telegraph
trfet
A
very
satisfactory
fric
left
for
VajwJOwVrr
to
spend
the
waa
obtained.
winter.
SMfiIERS
TKKJtACE
v-
Lire
laasHsnaa
were
business
visitors
1mm
at
the
end
of
tbe
wee
j.
g.
Leake
of
Dorreen
was
a
visitor
here
oa
Monday.
Mr.
and
Mos.
CUJl.
Miss
K.
B.
JHwsB
Gilbert
and
left
Monday
s
in
PflaWe
4
M
A.
C.
Small.
Swift's
represen
tative
of
Prli
Bujmrf
was
ffl
It
is
not
expected
that
actual
i,
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fu.
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jef
mmm
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nm
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m
jwont,
ler
wnicn
uie
ooaro
"ijp
is
visiting
Trade
has
pressed
hard
for
some
,.
here
with
hwrsJSn
and
daughter-
tints,
will
be
instituted.
in-law,
Mr.
Stephen.
until
'
The
grchway
approaching
the
Rkhard
Hares,
Houston
far-
gardens
in
front
of
the
Hotel
J.
A.
Aadarso,
district
supar-'mer,
is
a
patient
in
the
focal
W
wen
urn
wwn
in
prepara-.
intendent
of
the
iovincial
de-hospital
safferiag
from
severe"""
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ltJh
"ot
y
beeB
partment
of
wn
works,
ia
i,cuts
ami
bruises
which
he
.us-
will
extend
from
the
Hotel
to
pfroachee
""irtrip
to
the
IfeL
VaUey
an
of-
Uincd
ia
a
runaway
accident
HelLahelse
Avenue
and
thence
from!
atill
to
be
completed.
.
ficial
a-2
duties.
lis
!i.
..kis.
making
satisfactory
ttefmetorv
nrogress
nroeressltlie
corner
of
Kalum
street
along,
Lakelse
Avenue
East
as
far
as!
Ithe
Presbyterian
hufch.
When
tni
w,
wouMmlly
be
D.
D
Munro.
acting
oa
behalf
.
haa
X
bee.
Vh?
ZZr
here
recently'
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laoking
nor
Hufi
during
ZJ"ZL
th
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r..""
r.mer,
uiu
haa
left
of
the
Cenml
British
CoiumbU
improvement
as
is
a
into
the
matter
01
nf
the
atwge
.
IT
i
.
iit
.
.
...
nart
of
town
over
which
there
is
across
the
Bulkley
River
between
Hazelton
and
New
Hazelton.
for
Vancouvaf
wi
t
re
spend
the
winter!
Isold
to
a
Vancouver
concern
1M
"T
awarded
the
contract
for
the
U
r
a
s
Am
R..ttUv
was
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
S.
McDoaaJd.
Valley
ar.d
Ootaa
and
Francois
j
MMing
of
the
walk.
J.
Erlandsen
f
Remo
was
in
town
en
Mowaay.
i
Havteg
made
a
fast
run
from
i
Vancouver
viavtbe
aroeen
Char-
1
"
lotte
Islands.
C.N.R.
steamer
Mra
Emil
Hangland
and
new
.
Prince
Charlea.
Cant
Nell
Mc-
Foliowing
an
accident
at
the
baby
son
returned
home
from
Lean,
arrived
in
port
at
11.10
Duthie
minis
as
a
result
of
which
the
Uaselton
hospital
on
Sunday,
last
night
with
paaaenKern
and
it
was
necessary
t
amputate
his!
freight.
The
vessel
will
sail
left
arm
near
the
shoulder,
the'
D.
Mcl).
Hunter
insurance
man
firm
here
for
the
south
over
the
death
oceured
suddenly
in
the
of
Prince
Rupert
and
A.
C.
Mac-
name
route
at
10
o'clock
Satur-Smithers
Hospital
hM
Saturday
Millan
of
Vancouver,
agent
for
day
night.
A
Friend
to
Women
Lydia
E.
Plnkhani's
Vegetable
Compound
.
LYD1A
B.
FIMKHAM
f.-i
Lynr.
Mflib
and
Cotourt
t.
Milton
Gonau!)
Classey
sailed
1::
Friace
Rupert
t-trip
to
Stewart.
saw.
haV-Wl
war
mmaai
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value
in
all
Canada
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