PAGE
TWO
So
Short
Of
Breath
Would
Have
To
Sit
Sown
Mr.
C.
M.
Stroedw,
Hanover
Ont.,
writer
"I
could
hardly
do
my
work,
and
titer
going
up
or
tfowfi
(tun
1
hd
to
sit
or
lie
down
for
a
while
as
I
would
b
all
out
of
breath.
i
j.
J.touUikprillTiio
don
town
for
if
I
walked
two
''pi
tBrw'NoekVrwairewT
to
fall
over.
PfJra
'iflf
9
nnv
-I.'toukV
several
'boxer
of
Milburn't
Heart
and
relieved
of
my
trouble."
Md
11
I1
m
nd
imaral
rtont.
auulad
Ami
o
rwaiftt
of
yria
by
TIm
T.
Milbura
Co
Ltd.,
Toronto.
Ont.
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Saturday,
Dec.
3,
1931
What
is
needed
is
a
radio
commission
for
the
rnntinpnt
that
will
allot
stations,
eliminate
hundreds
of
small
ones,
f
v
Tffc
rT
T
It
Tnnf
.
and
increasing
the
efficiency
of
the
larger.
In
that
wayfl
rllllxl
H
IVlllIIlP
only
can
clear
reception
be
secured
and
good
programs
bet
vx
A
4VV1
1
V
1
VxJLjtJ
available
all
the
time.
We
have
before
urged
that
Canada
should
have
a
series
of
powerful
stations,
one
of
which
might
very
well
be
established
at
Prince
.Rupert,
if
not
now,
at
any
rate
in
the
near
futurfe.
Probably
it
would
be
better
both
for
Prince
Rupert
and.
the
district
to
be
content
for
the
time
being
with
a
largo
station
at
Vancouver
with
sufficient
power
to
insure
good
reception
in
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
SALVATION
ARMY
APPEAL
An
appeal
is
being
made
by
the
Salvation
Armv
for
money
to
be
used
in
entertaining
the
unemployed
on
Christmas
Day
and
to
provide
hampers
for
those
families
who
are
in
need.
There
never
has
been
a
time
in
Prince
Rupert
when
the!
assistance
of
the
Salvation
Army
was
needed
as
it
is
this!
year.
There
will
be
a
great
many
who
will
need
help
and)
Prince
Rupert
people
will
undoubtedly
do
their
part
to)
see
that
they
are
properly
cared
for.
We
commend
this
to
I
tne
people
ot
the
city
and
district
and
ask
that
they
res
pond
liberally
to
the
appeal
being
made.
As
if
riding
a
gee-gee
wasn't
difficult
enough,
this
intrepid
equestrian
tempts
Providence
and
.'l
the
guardian
angels
at
Houn-loW
Barracks,
Eng.,
In
preparing
for
the
royal
tournament.
He's
a
Hussar.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
December
fc
MM
i
A
SATURDAY
SERMON
.....
i
Better
Distribution
Christian
character,
principle
and
duty.
One
of
the
important
characteristics
of
a
healthy
individual
Is
a
good
circulation.
Chilly
days
make
this
fact
painfully
obvious
to
many.
3.00
i
This
is
true
also
of
human
society.
:i.r'.t;-
Instruction
of
Paul
Concerning
Christian
Duty
of
Circulating
Good
Things
of
Life
Recalled
(By
Her,
A.
Wilson,
Pastor
of
First
United
Church)
One
of
the
important
instructions
given
to
the
new
society
in
the
days
of
the
early
church
by
Paul
was
concerning
the
Christian
duty
of
freely
circulating
the
good
things
of
life.
This,
occurs
in
the
trenchant
phrase,
"ready
to
distribute"
in
a
letter
written
to
the
zealous
young
worker
Timothy.
Taking
this
instruction
in
a
comprehensive
sense
we
have
a
striking
definition
of
world
the
truth
we
have
received,
i
'
the
liberty
from
gross
superstition
;
and
fear
afforded
us,
the
power
to
combat
sickness
and
disease
which
,
forms
part
of
the
Christian
heri-;
tage?
j
Stagnation,
depression
and
mis-1
The
avalanche
of
erltielsm
Utatjery
afflict
the
world
today,
In
part
$6.00
has
been
directed
against
the
pre-'because
God's
blessings
have
not
9.00
1
tent
state
of
society
is
mainly
along
been
distributed
in
the
spirit
of
the
line
that
the
abundant
provi-
Him
who,
when
faced
with
the
need
sion
for
human
need
which
has
of
the
hungry
many
centuries
been
made
by
a
beneficent
creator
since.
In
Palestine,
gave
thanks,
and
shaped
by
human
labor,
has
brake
and
called
on
His
followers
been
marred
by
failure
in
proper
to
distribute,
distribution.
Enormous
wealth
of
The
words
"my"
and
"mine"
are
1
all
kinds
is
found
concentrated
in
often
found
on
the
Hps
of
children
small
areas
or
In
few
hands
while
r
and
others,
but
when
Jesus
taught
large
portions
of
the
human
family
as
to
pray.
He
left
these
words
out
have
scanty
provisions
only.
Some
j
and
told
us
to
say
"Our
Father,"
of
the
difficulties
are
mechanical.
I
'Our
dally
bread,
'
"Our
sins,"
"Our
but
the
chief
failing
is
In
the
lack
.
temptations."
i
of
the
right
spirit
in
the
heart
of
The
Christmas
season
especially
man.
'
!
drives
home
the
lesson
that,
being
In
spite
of
the
adjustment
that'
a
follower
of
Jesus
includes
being
The
British
Government
has
Undoubtedly
taken
the
'Christian
teaching
and
practice
has
ready
to
distribute
the
right,
truth.
ngiU
siep
in
moving
toward
a
lederation
Of
States
andiaireaay
CIiecla.
ine
reaainess
io,iove
and
bounty
of
a
gracious
and
in
India.
At
there
accumulate
has
over-balanced
the
provinces
present
are
a
number
of
al-
S,l!K,elrdenTVtaft?
"Vhi"
iTSTfiSS-
and
bodU,
aDsoiuie
ruiers.
ine
ieueration
would
tend
to
make
India
nA
nt
mvinri
on
Ha
mot
a
merciful
God.
MENTIONED
IN
SERVICE
more
of
a
unit
and
accompanied
by
greater
educational
further
change
of
heart
must
come
,
A
those
mentloned
m
mera.
facilities
and
increased
readiness
to
share
the
voting
power
would
eventually
-ln
great
;orlal
MCTlce
tor
men
of
bring
it
in
line
as
an
autonomous
British
nation.
blessings
of
life
as
they
appear,
we
the
coast
wno
have
dIed
durlng
tbe
TROUBLE
"
IN
THE
1
21
AIR
m
;
sometimes
forget
that
the
favored
past
year
at
Christ
Church
(Angfl-
i
position
religiously
and
culturally,
j
can)
in
Vancouver
last
Sunday
ev
n
j
i
,
.
,
.
f
the
Anglo-Saxon
people
rests
on
enin2
were
Sam
Cromnt
7nVr
Canada
has
been
pressing
for
an
increasing
number
of.the
fact
that
in
bygone'
days
men
iSesT
Mary?
SrS
radio
lanes
for
high
powered
Stations,
the
majoritV
Of
were
ready
to
push
up
Into
the
i
chief
Steward.
Prinee
George
and
which
are
at
present
held
by
United
States
under
author-
wlkU
01
Nortnern
Eurpe
with
the
Benjamin
Howard,
prince
John,
ad
ity
of
a
joint
radio
commission.
Now
Mexico
has
entered
rf,i,an
messaf
of
tne
abundant
or
whom
were
yj-u
known
mprinc
the
picture
and
established
high
power
stationing
the
$?c?Z
boitler,
interfering
very
seriously
with
established
U.
S.
p
stations
and
practically
putting
some
of
them
out
of
busi
ness.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
(Christian
Science
Society,
215
Second
Avenue
West!
This
Society
Is
a
branch
of
the
Mother
Church,
the
First
Church
of
ChrUt.
Scientist,
In
Boston.
Mam.
Sunday
morning
service
at
11
ocloelc.
Subject
"OOD
THE
ONLY
CAUSE
AND
CREATOR."
Sunday
School
at
12:15.
Testimonial
meeting
Wednesday
at
8
p.m.
Reading
Room,
245
Second
Avenue,
open
on
Mondays
and
Thursdays
from
3
to
5.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Ilollingworth,
UjV.
Organist,
John
E,
Davey
11
A'AI:
SPECIAL
SPEAKER
Miss
P.
B.
Lamont,
of
Toronto
7:30
PJH.The
Minister
win
preacht
Subject:
-MARY
THE
MOTHER
OP
JESUS"
'
(a)
In
Scripture,
(b)
In
Art.
e
In
the
teaching
of
the
Protestant
Church.
Tenor
Solo:
"The
Lord
Came
Down,"
John
E.
Davey
All
visitors
welcome.
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Pastor,
Rev.
A.
Wilson.
II
j.
Morning
worship
at
11
o'clock
Subject
"THE
CROSS
AND
CROWN"
Song
by
Junior
Choir
'
Sunday
School
at
12:15
'
'
Evening
worship
at
7:30.
Subject,
"THE
STANDARD
BY
WHICH
ALL
MEN
MUST
BE
JUDGED"
ST.
ANDREWS
CATHEDRAL
(Charefc
of
Enml)
Very
Rev.
J,
B.
Gibson.
Dean
'
II
A.M.
Morning
prayer
and
Holy
Communion
Subject,
"FAITH"
Anthem:
"Thou
Wirt
Keep
Him
in
Perfect
Peaee"
7:30:
Evening'
prayer
and
sermon
Subject:
"JESUS
RESPECT
FOR
OUR
PERSONALITY"
This
being
the
First
Sunday
in
the
month
the
Sunday
School
will
meet
at
2
30
p.m.
Rupert
East
Social
Held
Enjoyable
Affair
Took
Place
Last
Sight.
tVhfet
anil
Brldre
Were
Enjoyed
A
very
enjoyable
sorlal
which
took
the
form
of
a
bridge
and
whist
party
was
held
last
night
a
follows:
Bridge
ladles'
first.
Mrs.
Henleyr
second,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Squlrs;
men'--llrst,
Hugh
Ferguson;
second,
Robert
Murray.
Whist
ladies'
Ilrst,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorehouse;
second,
Mrs.
A.
Gomez;,
men's
first.
Alex
Murray;
second,
James
Watt.
Delicious
refreshment
were
ser-
Annual
Conservative
Meeting
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Conservative
Assort?
tion
will
be
held
at
the
Eagles'
Hall,
on
December
17
at
8
p.m.
'
Members
In
gobit
standing-only"
to
'be
admitted
'
Applications
for
membership
will
be
received
by
the
undmimM
up
to
December
14th.'
nEjp
l.
Mclennan,
secretary.
!
ted
beforej
the
f
onctlon
ended.
Mrs.
RETURNING
TO
TLELL
JUWCtb
I'lUllw;
.....
Warne
were
In
charge.
'
E-
8
Richardson
and
hut
mothe
i
Mrs.
A.
L.
Richardson,
of
Tie"
h
Mexico
appropriates
more
money
have
been
paying
a
bnpf
m
,
per
capita
for
archeol'oglcal
re-
the.
city,
will
sail
by
ihe
pr:
searches
than
any
other
Oovem-
John
tonight
on
their
"r?tnrn
'"
ment.
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
BANK
OF!
MONTREAL
I
Established
1817
cA
presentation,
m
easily
understandable
form,
of
tU
Bank's
'
ANNUAL
STATEMENT
31st
October,
1931
LIABILITIES
LIABILITIES
TO
THE
PUBUC
Deposits
.
.
.
.
!
.
4
PrpbU
M
inunj
sJ
tftrr
mam.
Notes
of
the
Bank
in
Grculstton
.
,'
.
,
ttjMt
t
itnuni.
Letters
of
Credit
Outstanding
1
.
fiMaruf
ttiponsiiUlitt
mdtruitn
vn
txktlf
tf
nOxmrn
ft
nm-nttaal
ttmiddioai
(let
oftrtrhf
tmtwml
tj
n
'Unmi
).
Other
Liab3iucs
.
.
.
'
.
.
Un4
-miid
it
not
(vmt
wJer
if
frntfimf
If&tf
Total
Liabilities
to
the
Public
(
LIABILITIES
TO
THE
SHAREHOLDERS
Capital,
Surplus
and
Undivided,
Profit
Reserves
for
Diridends
a.
:
I
Thit
mornM
rrpnwvtt
Ar
&mAe&irtt
mtrrtu
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At
Bal,
tnt
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3,02,170.30
8.5M1.524.0J
2,31181.19
718,JJO,7.12
f
76,192,604M
Total
Liabilities
.
.
-
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r
M,52J3JJ.9
RESOURCES
To
meet
the
foregoing
Liabilities
the
Bank
hat
Cash
in
Its
Vaults
and
in
the
Central
GoU
RcservM
Note
of
and
Cheques
on
Other
Banks
PajM
in
tmh
tn
fttwrnit.
Money
on
Deposit
with
Other
Banlct
Government
6C
Other
Bonds
and
Debentures
Gb-tJft
Stamlitl
the
wuftritj
which
imOixI
Stocks
.
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Loans
outside
of
Canada
Smrri
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Call
Loans
in
Canada
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B.
GORDON,
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TOTAL
OF
QUICKLY
AVAILABLE
RESOURCES
(eqmttrto
St.11
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LUbiUtUs
to
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PmiSt)
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Loans
...
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wimtfdctom
ffrmtrt,
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listnt
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Dank
Premises
Tint
fnpt'fl
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tn
frrW
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A
mmmti
tfhAtmt
c-fvmirn
the
stexk
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of
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under
tint
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Real
Esute
and
Mortgages
on
Real
Estate
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Liability
under
Letters
of
Credit
.
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littiltiti
tfouttmtn
on
omtrnl
tf
Ltttm
tfCniit
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their
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Assets
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included
in
the
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PROFIT
and
LOSS
ACCOUNT
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ending
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OcteUr,
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paid
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prbU
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