f
PAGE
TWO
Gas
On
Stomach
IllbUI
Willing
Mn.
B.
Isnick.
Fort
WUliam.
Out.
writei:
"11
hnabanil
suffered
ith
a
bat
itomaehj
could
not
eat
at
aU,
bat
on
ulng
foar
bottles
of
ha
ii
feeling
a
different
man
alto-
fetner.
"I.
myself,
was
terribly
bothered
vrith
gas
on
my
stomach
which
kept
awake,
night
after
night,
and
1
?i$
ated
to
e
meal
tune
carting,
o
I
tried
tha
B.B.B.
too,
and
now
I
can
at
what
I
like."
Put
dp
only
br
The
T.
Milbum
Co.,
limited,
Toronto,
Ont,
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOR
S
KEEN
A
BRANT)
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESII
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
gea
Alaska
Men
to
Caravan
Over
.
Highway
Rout
Major
Malcolm
Elliott,
president
of
the
Alaska
Road
Commission,
left
Juneau
at
the
first
of
this
week
for
Seattle
where
he.
will
join
the
motor
caravan
tour
to
be
made
tills
month
from
Vancouver
lo
Hazelton
over
the
proposed
Yukon
Ala
highway
route.
Governor
George
x
Parks,
of
atthaau,
L.
g.iEerrtt
and
Dr.
R.
V.
Slis
oY
Kelchikan.'Thomas
Ellsmore
of
Petersburg,
Walter
Wal-ters
of
Wrangell,
Harry
Watson
of
Juneau
ana
Others
will
come
Wre
;en
route
to
Ifctaelton
where
they
jwilj
meet
the
CWavan
on
Jttne
21.
;
!
"
,
rttn
W
itrrw
J
r
i'UIVCClia
lAlYCl
AO
Finfelv
Pictured
The
second
number
of
the
Can
a-
A
flftjVi
nfV.
K
nn
1
Tmivtifll
knr
j,uf
hppn
nnhtlahMl
finrl
It
Ik
milt
nn
tn
the
standard
Set
by
the
opening
,
number.
It
has
'a
number
of
color-
Jed
plates
and
alsp
a
very
fine
illustrated
article
on
"An
Indian
Para-idlse
Lost,''
by
Marius
Barbeau,
wllh
splendid
lllustrattona
of
tUc
siceena
River
and
of
the
natives
and
their
customs,
some
of
them
shown
In
colored
plates.
NOMINATING
BLANK
To
he
filled
out
in,
nominating
candidate
for
the
bally
-News
Election
Campaign.
This
should
be
cut
out
an1
mailed
or
delivered
to
the
Campaign
Manager,
immediately.
.NAME-;
.
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.'.
f.
.-i.
-i
-U:
ADDRESS
:.
....
'
'
"
POLITICAL
0
PARTY,
,
.
"
'
.v
.
.
.
'
-
-
-
-
--
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r..
NOMINATED
By
Cnbin
U
IS
vorWl
bmy
in
floor
0vf
rna.
Striking
bfulyin
color
ni
ptlltrit
.
.
.
unaauaf
tfur.
obmtf...fotmtt
a
iotltrt.
f
if
GOLD
SEAL
fj:
i
GUARANTEE
N
&
SATISFACTION
CUARANTLTD
IF
3
OR
YOUR
MONEY
BACK
JF
xEMEMBER
NO
CUABxNEE
WITHOUT
THIS
sem:
Other
have
pnrchated
Inferior
tubititntei
Congolenm
...
and
diacorered
the
tremendous
differ,
i
enee
In
the
wearing
qualltlei
of
the
gennlna
and
floor-covering
that
were
"Jnat
ai
good."
'
IaiUt
oa
aeelng
the
Gold
Seal
veioreyou
1ut
floor
eoveringa.
Then
.
.
.
and
then
only
...
are
voa
yoa
guaranteed
aliifactic
on
or
your
money
back.
concoLttm
ouaba
uurrED,
uomr.it
CONCbftEUI
JASPER
PARK
i
FOR
TALKIE
I
'I
1
lQ1fl
l.
ft
all
f:
,
'
i
'
T6un
dup
of
of
Actors
Goinr
There
'
Make
"The
Ked
Sky"
Picture
.VANCOUVER,
June
4:
For
the
first
time
the
natural
sounds
to
be
heard
In
the
mountain
valleys
of
uie
anaaiun
nocKiet
win
De
per
uL
mr,t.
,.,.w.
i
o
.
ufit
:0?
the
Fox
Film
Corporation
prq;eed
t0
Ja5per
Natlonai
Park
to
(make
a
talkie.
The
company,
headed
by
A.
F.
Erickson.
director,
Lois
fnrn
THE
DAILY
KKi73
Thursday,
junt
Sharon
Lynn,
J.
M.
Jerrigan.
Ho.
,
s
recently
-Durnea
T'
1"
f,
week
for
where
he
will
brt
Ames
and
other
well
known
"le.south
movie
stars
will
arrive
in
Vancouver
locate
He
naS'leIt
hls
Insurance
on
Friday,
proceeding
by
special
business
in
the
hands
of
Joe
Wll-Canadian
National
train
the
same
son-
evening
to
Jasper
National
Park,
i
""
'
The
company,
numbering
in
all
75
As
soon
as
conditions
have
people,
will
spend
about
three
weeks
improved
and
the
camp
can
be
put
in
the
park,
making
Jasper
Lodge
ln
shape,
the
Bi-Metallic
Syndl-their
headquarter.
cate
plans
putting
to
work
a
crew
Following
a
trip
to
Japr
Park
from
six1
to
eight
men.
Some
several
weeks
ago
with
camera
men
sold
qaatli
ore
may
be
shipped
and
sound
engineers,
Mr.
Erickson
this
year.
aMWe(1
to
u-e
locations
he
then
'
'
w-
D"rin
exploration
trip
2
Maligne
Lake
district
as
well
as
essaying
the
difficult
climb
up
Mount
Edith
Cavell
Glacier,
while
a
short
ride
into
Em-
!
j
rf
ta
Mjunt
Robson
was
made.
"Tlie
type
of
scenery
required
for
the
next
picture
I
am
going
to;
Co..
announces
that
operations
make,
:'The
Red
Sky,'"
stated
Mr.
'will
be
resumed
at
the
property
on
Erickson,
"must
be
spectacular.
We
:
June
15.
The
ore
bodies
recently
hope
to
achieve
something
totally
.discovered
by
diamond
drilling
different
from
anything
yet
at-
j
will
be
followed
closely
for
devel-tempted
In
outdoor
talking
pictures.
!
opment.
We
desire
to
obtain
the
actual!
shimmer
of
glaciers,
the
realistic;
roar
of
waterfalls
and
all
the
gen-
Ulne
sounds
that
go
with
the
out-
door
atmosphere.
These
will
be
usedjted
officially
to
be
In
error.
Up
to
,,Krouna
tne
arama
,
which
u.
will
be
a
Canadir.n
story.
We
found
exactly
that
type
of
back
-
ground
we
sought
In
Jasper
Park.f
t
rthe
pmier
Oold
Mmlng
and
are
going
to
use
it."
tCcrlrJani'
'
.'!
rviu
..
.
The
making
of
an
outdoor
talkie...
i
:P
lu
wb.-i
entails
a
considerably
larger
staff!
and
more
equipment
than
the
old
i
Style
picture,
according
to
Mr.
Er-
Ickson.
Recording
machines,
weigh-
tog
nearly
half
a
ton,
are
necessary
and
these
have
to
be
transported;
wumn
a
snon
distance
or
tne
ac-;
mm
scene
as
u
is
Deing
pnoto-
graphed.
The
careful
handling
of
I
;Uese
delicate
instruments,
with
t
ampllflm
and
tubes
similar
to
ra-1
..cv
a
aiElw
OI
campe-
t?nt
sound
engineers
and
assistants.
;
4Ux
ruA
m:.uuib
one
recenuy
snewn
"IM
Lone
atar
;
Ranger,"
while
another
"Rough
Ro-!
irance"
Is
to
be
releaeed
shortly.
i
Ur.
Erickson
has
speoialized
as
a
director
of
outdoor
round
pictures,
rhirh
nn
miMri
mama
tiffin.
.It-
n
I
produce
tlian
studio
films.
I
1
TERRACE
WEDDING
(Fhther
Leray
OficIatcd.Monday
at
Nuptials
of
Miss
Edith
Den;
tlnger
and
W.
Ungerer
The
marriage
took
place
In
the
.1thn1i
fhnroh
at
Tah..a
Monday
mqrning
last
at
9:30.
Rey.'ferhoof
fK
W,ne,,r
teen
Mrs.jNVarren
John-
Father
Emll
Leray
O.M.I.
official-
pxp
tng.
of
Miss
Edith
Deiitinger.
who
was
born
ln
Ontario
and
has
been
J
a
resident
of
Terrace
for
many'
years,
and
William
Uneerer.
na.
tlve
of
London.
Knirsanrt.
.nH
,
neer
resident
of
Terrace.
The
mother-
Mrs.
J.
W.
Campbell.
Church
was
beautifully
decorated
"
for
the
nuptials
by
Mrs.
N.
Sher-
A
3-
r
Rac
bf
the
Indian
De-tfootl
and
presented
a
Very
attrac-
Partment
has
returned
from
the
tjjve
appearance.
'
Prince
George
Hospital
and
Is
now
,
Miss
Brrtha
Dentlnger
was
maid-
i
recovering
nicely
from
an
opera-
nf-honoi
and
Miss
Lorraine
Dentin-!
ger
was
flower
girl.
Andrew
McDon-
j
aid
acted
as
best
man.
During
the
impressive
service,
hymns
were
ren-
dercd
by
the
choir
under
the
lead-.is
jershlp
of
Mrs.
Desjardlns.
'
j
After
the
service,
a
sumptuous
wedding
breakfast
was
served
at!
,the
homo
of
the
bride's
parents,
re-
la
Uvea
and
a
few
Intimate
friends
j
'being
present.
Father
Leray
pro-'
jpose,
the
toast
to
the
bride,
the
groom
psHopuing
suuaoiy.
m
.uie.
taping,
Oj
iarge
aancc
was
i
given
irA'padlan
Legion
Hall
in
honor
of
the"
newly
marred
cou-,
pie,
a
big
assemblage
being
present
j
to
offer
congratulations
and
best;
wishes.
j
Mr.
und
Mrs.
Ungerer
are
taking
up
residence
at
Terrace
where
the
groom
is
sawyer
in
Little's
Mill.
,
i
FROM
JASPER
.-
I
the
M.
A.
Curbank,
division
engineer
for
the
Canadian
National
Rail-
or
ways,
returned
to
the
city
on
yes-
the
terdays
train
from
a
trip
to
the
interior
as
far
as
Jasper
on
official
are
District
News
STEWART
Col.
E,
R
'Stivers.,
transferred
from
Hyder
to
Nome
as
Unite
States
customs
officer,
left
hero
last
week.
There
was
a
great
fare
well
dance
In
his
honor
on
the
eve
.
.
.
,
.
01
hls
departure,
everyone
,-.
In
the
J"81','?4
1"
to
attendance.
Godfrey
Smith,
manager
of
the
tTnl.m.nnl
enA
Tt'K
I
l.
.
uiiiiciiHti
auyjty
ivu,
ovuic
vwwut
"
A
new
pumping
engine
has
betn
Installed
here
and
will
be
a
great
acquisition
to
the
local
fire
department.
It
wa.
successfully
tried
out
last
week.
Hugh
McGulre.
managing
direc-
tor
of
the
Woodbine
Gold
Minintr
!
Reports
published
that
a
new
infoe
nn
hodv
had
ben
riUemered
i
fhc
Portor-THaho
mini,
are
ntft.
the
present
time
results
have
not
AiatA
nrp
artHitinr.nl
t
thftt
m-nt,on
in
the
annual
re-
lifiu.
VANDERHObF
Neil
MacMlllan
of
the
Consoll
dated
Mining
&.
Smelting
Co.
has
bcen
a
recent
visitor
in
jown
nn
company
business,
'i
i
t
j
tSJ
it
i
Bmish
ColumWaairySen-s
As-"
soclatloIi
.membenf
bnni
touffof
the
ceriull&tfrfit)lv1ri
hlO
1st
ty
Publlcneeting
WM
held
at
whlcn
vfuner
of
.uom
tnnV.
'
Picnic
service
at
Chilco
was
held
by
the
local
Anglican
Church
on
Sunday
last,
many
being
ln
atten-
UUiJVv
Mrs.
Pope,
formerly
Mrs.
A.
Nelson,
has
been
spending
the
past
week
at
Stuart
Lake,
the
guest
ot
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
R.
Dickson.
Members
of
the
Woman's
Auxt"-llary
to
the
Omincca
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
held
a
meet
ing
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
James
Sll
ver
yesterday
afternoon.
Viggo
Kihl
of
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
music
was
In
Van-
eon
Bna
Mrs-
rca
u'
MlM
,
M
E-
p-
Campbell
u
arrived
Saturday
from
Vancouver;
to
spend
a
thre?-wecks"vdcatlon
with
her
tlon
which
he
recently
underwent
tnere.
William
Bunting
of
-Fort
Frascr
on
a
motor
trip
to
Vancouver,
Mah
Sam
of
the
O.Ki
Hotel
hero
has
returned
from
a
visit
to
his
native
home
in
China.
W.
II.
Manuel,
C.N.R.
travelling
auditor,
has
been
spending
a
few
days
ln
town
on
official
business.
Minister
Leaves
Rev.
J.
L.
McLean,
who
has
bcen
supplying
In
tho
pulpit
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
here
for
the
past
month,
sailed
yesterday
af
ternoon
on
the
.Princess
Louise
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
occupy
pulpit
of
tha
Mount
Pleasant
Presbyterian
Church
for
a
month
so.
Rev.
Dr.
R.
M.
Stevenson,
new
permanent
pastor
of
the
local
church,
and
Mrs.
Stevenson
expected
to
arrive
tomorrow
dut'es.
from
Vancouver.
MOSICFOR
FALL
FAIR
Famous
UrcynvHIe
Ha
nil,
.
I.iigajjeu
to
Play
in'City
anil
at
Exhl-:
1
billon
Buildings
Four
Days
BOARD
HELD
MEETING
Work
or!
Building
to
Proceed
and
Prize
Book
Is
Now
Being
Printed
Ready
For
Distribution
Preparations
for
the
annual
fall
fnl.
-
-
...1
Jit..
MnJ
iau
uic
Kuuig
iuiwuiu
airuuiy
uuu
the
present
indications
are
that
the
big
event
will
be
well
ahead
of
past
years.
The
prize
book
Is
now
being
printed
and
will
be
ready
for
distri
bution
very
soon.
Already
there
Is
BANK
oA
presentation,
in
easily
understandable
form,
of
the
Bank's
u
SEMI-ANNUAL
STATEMENT
30th
April,
1930
LIABILITIES
Liabilities
to
the
Public
Deposits
.
a
a
a
.
PeyMt
tn
JnunJ
md
tftrr
notice.
Notes
of
the
Bank
in
Grculation
PojMt
on
JenunJ.
Letters
of
Credit
Outstanding
a
fiMiarW
mpont&tiitin
unjerttttn
on
tthJf
cf
nstomrrt
fir
torn-mtrcid
tunuctions
fire
of
truing
amount
(t)
in
"RtsourttT)t
.V
Other
liabilities
7mf
wfrick
Jo
not
tomt
under
iht
fortpm
broJinp,
mrfavftif
;,ota,ea
odrtnea
front
lit
Dominion
Gorrrnmcnt
unjtr
Tit
Fmona
Aa.
Total
Liabilities
to
the
Public
Liabilities
to
the
Shareholders
Capital,
Surplus
and
Undivided
Profit
a.
Reserves
for
Dividends
.
.
,
,
m
At
BaJt,
em
hicb
UdbHitiet
to
tht
fnUic
tdtt
prtaJmct
"
Total
Liabilities
.
.
,
.
.
RESOURCES
To
meet
the
foregoing
Lfabilitt'es
the
Ban
lias
Cash
in
its
Vaults
and
in
the
Central
Gold
Reserves
Notes
of
and
Cheques
on
Other
Banks
PoyMt
h
ctsh
on
pmrntalion.
Money
on
Deposit
with
Other
Banks
,
'
ArdlM
on
imund.
Government
&
Other
Bonds
and
Debentures
'
GiU-tJgf
Securities
froctkotty
oil
of
which
nururt
ot
urrj
Jjttx
tocks
,
.
RoHwtj
onj
JnJutriJ
onJ
oArr
Itotti
ot
or
Ittov
nuriet
rolut.
Call
Loans
Outside
of
Canada
.
,
,
,
Senrri
if
bonis,
Uoch
onj
other
negotiable
tecnriiiei
of
rreoter
tolue
than
the
loom
tni
rtpmenrmr
monep
ouicih
ovoiUblt
with
''
nO
diMurbng
tffa
tn
amjrfiotu
in
ConaiU.
1
Call
Loans
in
Canada
Peydble
on
demand
onj
tecurej
by
bonds
ond
sloch
of
rrtottr
roloe
Ihtn
the
loons.
-
TOTAL
OF
QUICKLY
AVAILABLE
RESOURCES
1
(equal
to
51.03
of
all
Liabilities
to
the
Publtt)
-
Other
Loans
.
,
,
,
,
,
'
,
To
nm
foeturen.
formers,
merchants
ond
others,
on
eonjihmi
ton-
'
stsient
with
found
bankmf.
Bank
Premises
a
,
.
,
,
a.
Two
pnprrtirt
orjy
art
tarried
n
the
namtt
of
boldint
tompankt;
Iht
stock
ar-J
bonds
efthett
comfonm
ore
entirtty
oned
Wife
tUnl
,
andafftor
m
the
booh
at
ti.oo
in
tath
tost.
All
other
tflht
Bank
t
premies,
the
ralut
of
which
largely
exceeds
tuAoofioo,
at-pear
'
'
r
under
this
heading,.
Real
Estate
and
Mortgages
on
Real
Estate
.
.
Aanared
in
the
tourst
oflht
Bank'i
busmen
and
in
protest
of
being
tealtttd
upon.
x
Customers'
Liabaity
Under
Letters
of
Credit
.
;
Rfpreients
liabilities
cfcustomen
on
account
of
Utters
of
Credit
issued
.
-by
tht
Bank
for
thejr
account.
(
.
'.
V
Other
Assets
not
Included
in
the
Foregoing
.
.
Making
Total
Assets
of
,
,
-
lo
metl
payment
cf
Liabilities
to
the
Public
of
,t
Uarjng
an
excess
of
Assets
over
Liabilities
to
the
Public
of
us.,U.U
'IV
I'-
,Pja
foe.
tha
half
year
ending
join
Aptil,
193a
Dividtnds
paid
or
payable
to
Shareholder.
,
Provuion
foe
Taxe
Dominion
Government
.
Remvetion
for
Bank
Prtmuei
....
I
and
The
a
otmana
lor
ii
irom
mow
wno
are
wim
tne
steady
dert0nm
looking
forward
to
taking
jwrt
thls'ffardenlhk
In
Prince
RuperTl
'1
year
in
the
cxhib.tion.
Lairt
nlillt
p3ePle
are
a
to
exhibit
thaDt
the
Fair
Board
with
W,
II.
Sherman
S
'"f
at
J
Jr.
in
the
chair,
met
in
the
of
AM
of
I
,
""e4
Axhlblt
ot
"en
,
the.
board,
and
'dfaliiwitUu
number!
of
matters.
Ste'Wre
liken
to
si.
rare
some
aUnjetions
fj'otii
the
south;
,
a
dancing
display
f.
being
!
be
anticipated.
planned:
mute
there
will
be
In
ye
rtay
alterfloon
from
Skag
lontu
hAranr
fhp
hnil'H
Inct
ntht.t
...n,
n
j
.aao-t
.
...leaves
cusioms
nfri-r
v.
uittuvii.c
uaiiu
ui
pieces
u
iJiuy
..
.
.
.
cre,
,
in
tncciiy
tor
iour
aays
oorn
aown-
1
"
.
waiti,
town
:.nd
at
the
fair.
Thp
Boys'
Band
will
also
tnke
part
so
there
'
will
be
plenty
of
good
music.
Authorization
was
given
the
com-1
mittee
to
go
ahead
with
tha
work
on
the
building
to
make
it
fit
for
occupation.
Considerable
Interest
Is
beincr
taken
by
Ideal
people
In
the
special
prizes
offered
for
a
floral
display
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
PROFIT
and
LOSS.
ACCOUNT
,
600,000.00
Balaiv:tofrfitandIAmt,'Octol)e
,
Wnce
of
Profic
and
Low
cirnd
forw
.
.
.
Mr8..F
Feera
ant
famuy
In
the
city
on
the
Trlnwl,
arri
,?
,v
-H
'catuci:u
joinin
ii.
ed
recently
to
Ketchikan
1
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38,473,147X0
10,941,971.17
8,745,783.97
74628,657.12
76,370,991.11
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822,599.648.23
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94,421,406.82
45,507,317.11
1344898.39
121,661,7127
922,087.90
68,028,615.57
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14,500,000X0
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1,930,456.44
10,941,971.37
3,778,093.16
822,59948.2J
746,228,657.12
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76,370.9911
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MWJM1
V
strength
of
a
bank
is
determined
by
its
history,
its
policy,
its
management
11
f
"
resources.
For
112
years
the
Bank
of
Montreal
kas
been
in
the
forefront
of
Canadian
Finance.
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