PAaEBZZ
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
NEWHAZELTON
William
Ware,
for
many
years
fur
uperintendcnt..foc
.
the
-Hudson
Bay
Co.,
who
Is
wclLknownln
Ila-zelton
and
throughout
the
north,
will
retire
on
pension
on
June
1,
according
to
word
which
has
been
received
here.
Despite
the
depression,
New
Ha-zclton
had
a
very
successful
Victoria
Day
celebration
last
Tuesday
there
being
a
large
fathering
of
people
in
town
from
many
parts
of
,
the
district.
The
feature
of
the
sports
program
was
a
baseball
game
between
New
Hazelton
and
the
Snappy
Nine
of
Smlthers
which
the
home
team
won
by
a
score
of
8
to
5.
In
the
evening
a
splendid
dance
was
held
in
the
Community
Jlall
to
bring
the
day's
proceedings
to
a
fitting
conclusion.
Harry
Walker,
for
some
years
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Hudson
Bay
store
at
Hazelton,
will
be
leav
ing
early
in
June
to
take
charge
of
the
company's
store
at
Kitwanga,
succeeding
Otto
Utterstrom
who
Is
to
be
transferred
to
the
Bablne
,$mttt
e
f0TeS'nS
Liabilities
the
Bank
has
"
awm
-m
mm
o
a
nt
m
arm
m
m
mm.
Cash
to
its
Vaults
and
in
the
Central
uold
Keserves
Notes
of
and
Cheques
on
Other
Banks
Ptjahlt
m
cash
on
presentation.
Money
on
Deposit
with
Other
Banks
Armlable
on
demand
or
at
short
notice.
Government
&
Other
Bonds
and
Debentures
GJl-edre
Securities
At
rrtaler
portion
of
which
matures
at
early
dates.
Stocks
.
.
Rmlwry
and
Industrial
mi
other
stocks.
(
Call
Loans
outside
of
Canada
.
.
Secured
by
bonis,
stocks
mi
other
nctcridhtt
teeuritiet
tj
'
trtatei
oolue
than
the
Ions
mi
reprevntint
moneys
omckly
arouahtt
ran
no
Juniritaf
(fret
on
conditions
in
Canada.
Call
Loans
in
Canada
......
Ptythlt
on
demmi
mi
secured
by
hands
mi
stoch
of
frtttrr
rolu
ol
arm!
onotottons
thtn
the
loom.
Bankers'
Acceptance
.
.
,
.
.
Primt
drtfts
occtpted
by
other
banks.
TOTAL
OF
QUICKLY
AVAILABLE
RESOURCES
(equal
to
5734
of
all
Liabilities
to
the
Public)
Other
Loans
To
ttmufacrurert,
formers,
merchants
tnd
others,
on
conditions
con-nUent
with
'sound
brnkinf.
Bank
Premise
.......
I
I
Three
properties
only
ore
torried
m
the
nonet
of
hoi
dm
t
tht
ttxxl
tnd
hands
of
then
compauiet
arethhrtiy
owned
Vy
the
Bmk
ond
oppttr
on
the
looks
tt
ft.oo
in
toch
etie.
All
other
of
tht
Btnk't
pmniies,
the
ttlut
of
which
Urfdj
exceeds
$t4,yoofioo,
oppttr
under
this
heodinf
Real
Estate
and
Mortgages
on
Real
Estate
.
.
;
Acouired
in
tht
come
of
lit
Bank's
hnsinest
mi
in
process
of
bcint
teoLsed
upon.
z
Customers'
Liability
under
Letters
of
Credit
.
.
;
Represents
liabilities
of
customers
on
occount
of
Letters
of
Credit
issued
by
tht
Bank
for
their
account.
Other
Assets
not
included
in
the
Foregoing
.
,
Making
Total
Assets
of
M
meet
payment
of
Liabilities
to
tht
Puhlit
of
tearing
an
excess
of
Assets
over
Liabilities
to
the
Public
of
f
PROFIT
and
LOSS
ACCOUNT
Troftu
for
tf
hsif
ytu
ending
jotk
Aprili9)i
.
....
Dmdtmli
foii
or
prall
to
Shartholdrn
.
,
1,160,000.09
IViauMt
for
Tun,
JDominion
Government
.
,
3iS,i6.lS
RrTtioo
foe
Bnk
Pmiu
.
,
,
toooaoo
"
I
'
.
,
IWUar
of
Profit
end
Lou
AcoMint,
J
IK
October,
1931
.
,
,
BoUnt
of
Profit
tod
Lou
carried
forwtni
ill
BURNSLAKE
Investigation
may
be
made
of
cavernous
caves
in
the
mountains
south
of
Tintagel
which
it
is
believed
here
might
prove
Interesting
as
a
tourist
attraction.
The
caves,
which
are
known
to
be
very
de?p.,and,
extensive,
were
discovered
several
years
ago
by
R.
Q.
Stearns
while
engaged
In
prospecting.
J.
R.
Stanyer
and,
son,
Raymond,
of
Francois
Lake,
have
left
for
the
Cariboo
district
where
they
plan
on
spending
the
summer
engaged
In
placer
prospecting.
They
had
their
farm
all
seeded
before
leaving
and
expect
to
be
back
by
harvest
time.
Government
Agent
J.
D.
Moore
of
Fort
Fraser
held
a
court
of
revision
here
recently
when
a
number
of
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
1817
qA
presentation,
in
easily
understandable
form,
of
the
Banks
SEMI-ANNUAL
STATEMENT
30th
April,
1932
LIABILITIES
LIABILITIES
TO
THE
PUBUC
Deposits
t
.....
.
PtjtUt
on
demand
mi
after
notice.
Note
of
the
Bank
in
Circulation
.
.
.
Ptjahlt
on
demand.
Billi
Payable
Drifts
issued
and
outsUndmg.
-
Letters
of
Credit
Outstanding
.
.
.
riuml
reipmahditiel
undertaken
on
behalf
of
customers
for
c
mmitl
trmiactions
(set
offsetting
amount
1
m
mRr$orctt).
Other
Liabilities
Items
mhich
do
not
come
under
the
ofrfotnf
headinp.
Total
Liabilities
to
the
Public
.
.
LIABILITIES
TO
THE
SHAREHOLDERS
Capital,
Surplus
and
Undivided
Profits
a
Reserves
for
Dividends
.
.
.
.
This
the
shareholder!'
intrrest
n
the
Bank,
which
liahdioa
to
At
puhlk
take
precedence.
Total
Liabilities
.
.
RESOURCES
626,701,081.70
J5,14J,569.00
243,816.18
.
8,478,952.18
1,743,463.02
,
f672,J
10,832.03
76,301,599.13
.
748,612,481.21
.
78,491,119.01
.
21,808,742.70
t
27,639,1
30
J
1
228,901,146.79
,601,473.59
.
20,262,3243
3,645,610.62
.
;
133,657.89
.
f
385,483,225.66
'
336,372,388.88
14,500,000.00
f
.
1,775,736.03
8,478,952.18
1,802,178.46
8748,612,481.21
672.310,882.08
I
76,301,599.13
t,)S94os.7a
S48S,5i6j8
ijo440).7
The
strength
of
a
bank
is
determined
by
its
history,
its
policy,
its
management
and
the
extent
of
its
resources.
For
114
years
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
'
been
its
the
forefront
of
Canadian
finance.
1
.
.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LJJlUi
mtm
additional,
names
were
put
on
the
list.
Nohr
Hauer,
Donald
R.
Smith
and
Dick
Stanyer
have
left
for
the
Carl-
iboo
where
they
will
prospect
for
jgold.
Pilot
E.
P.
-H.
Wells
and
Air
En-Iglneer
W.'jf'iijlkner
have
returned
'here
with
thd
airplane
of
the
Cana-jdian
Airways
after
a
flight
to
Van
couver
for
overhaul.
The
plane
is
again
engaged
in
freighting
supplies
in
the
northern
gold
fields,
having
12
passengers
and
four
tons
of
freight
to
move
in.
McBRIDE
It
Is
expected
that
there
will
be
several
candidates
in
the
field
for
the
first
board
of
village
commissioners
here
although
it
is
under
stood
that
W.
A.
E.
Wall,
tho
chair-!
man
of
the'
provisional
board,
will
not
seek
election.
L.
A.
Johnson
has
returned
here
from
Edmonton
where
he
received
hospital
treatment
His
ron-ln-law
land
daughter,
Mr
and
Mrs.
Law-jrence
Donovan,
have
arrived
from
;
Santa
Monica.
Cal
.
and
will
spend
the
summer
here
while
Mr.
Dono
van
writes
some
articles
and
moving
picture
scenarios.
noad
maintenance
work
in
this
district
h$s
started
with
W.
J.
Hogg
'
joreman
In
q
Marge.
ALICE
ARM
The
Alice
Arm
Tennis
Club.!
("which
is
expfetins
an
active
season
!
despite
the
hard
times,
has
elected
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
president,
A.
D.
Yorke
vice-president,
Ted
Kergin;
secretary-treasurer,
M.
H.
F.
Kergin:
grounds
committee
Mrs.
Ole
Evindsen,
T.
W.-
Falconer
and
Oust
Anderson:
auditors.
Mm.
Ole
Evindsen
and
T.
W.
Falconer.
J.
Nick,
who
spent
the
winter
at
Bowman
Lakes,
spent
a
day
in
town
recently.
He
reported
that
there
is
still
three
feet
of
snow
at
the
lakes.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
McAuley
of
Prince
Ituperti
travelling
on
their
own
launch
Carmona.
have
been
Buying
a-visithere
with
Mrs.
Mc-Auleys
broths?
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Stephen.
Almost
everyone
in
Alice
Arm
has
a
vegetable
garden
this
year.
With
occasional
warm,
sunny
days.
Rood
germination
1
already
apparent.
The
Alice
Arm
Orchestra
held
an
enjoyable
card
party
and
dance
on
Friday
night
in
the
Allc?
Arm
Hotel.
SMITHERS
No
celebration
having
been
held
here
to
mark
tne
Cay,
Smlthers'
people
went
far
afield
to
spend
Victoria
Day.
Some
went
to
New
Hazelton,
others
to
Telkwa
and
still
others
tc
Purnjf
Lake,
celebrations
having"
been
held'
at
each
of
these
points.
Owing
to
the
great
placer
activ
ity
In
the
Cariboo,
Douglas
Lay,
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
northeastern
mineral
survey
district
with
headquarters
at
Hazelton,
lias
been
spending
the
entire
month
of
May
in
that
section
of
his
district.
The
Smlthers
Fall
Fair
Associa
tion
has
elected
Charles
Morris
president
for
the
ensuing
year
with
J.
C.
K.
Sealy,
F.
M.
Dockrlll
and
J.
W.
Turner
as
vice-presidents.
George
Oulton
has
been
elected
treasurer
and
James
Man-nine
is
again
manager.
A
fair
will
..
held
this
year
but
along
curtailed
lines.
VANDERH00F
Donald
Sutherland,
the
new
district
agriculturalist
with
headquarters
In
Smlthers,
paid
his
flrtt
visit
hare
a
few
days
ago
on
official
oasiness.
John
Marie
Prince
of
Port
St.
James
was
sentenced
to
six
months'
imprisonment
by
Stipendiary
Ma-gistrate
John
D.
Charleson
here
on
a
charge
of
having
Intoxicating
li
quor
In
his
possession.
International
Goodwill
Day
was
observed
by
the
teaching
staff
and
pupil?
of
Vanderhoof
Superior
School.
A
number
of
the
pupils
wore
appropriate
costumes.
Addresses
were
delivered
by
the
principal
and
vice-principal.
At
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
M.
John
ston
a
shower
was
held
in
honor
of
Mrs.
Arthur
Miles
Johnston
who
recently
returned
from
Victoria
after
having
been
burned
out
about
a,
year
ago.
PRINCEJKEORGE
The
Prince
George
Athletic
As
socation
staged
a
big
vaudeville
show
a
few
nights
ago
In
the
Princess
Theatre.
Those
taking
part
In
the
program
were
0.
Hilton.
E.
Briscoe,
C.
Milburn,
J.
Roberta.
F.
Perry,
P.
Qulnn.
A.
Alyers.
H.
Mln-ion.
Miss
Irene
Jonas,
Al.
Lindgren.
Miss
Virginia
Johnson.
Miss
Jeanne
Wimbles.
Miss
Marlon
Wimbles.
Jack
Quinn
Fred
Somerton.
Tommy
Carmichuel.
Alf
Holmwood.
Billy
SALE
OF
READY-TO-WEAR
Coats,
Dresses,
Suits
and
Hats
Substantially
Reduced
One
Group
of
Ladies'
Coats,
reg.
price
QCt
Qff
up
to
$18.50;
Sale
price
pU.t7J
Ladies'
Coats,
plain
and
fur
trimmed
E-fl
H
fZfi
reg.
up
to
$27.50
;
Sale
price
JJ.IeUV
Ladies'
3-Piece
Knitted
Suits
Q7
CA
reg.
price
$10.00;
Sale
price
I
afJU
Ladies'
3-Piece,
wool
flecked
,
QQ
Qff
reg.
$12.00;
Sale
price
WVm&O
Ladies'
Dresses,
reg.
value
up
to
$12.00;
CC
Aft
Sale
price
tD.VU
Ladies'
&
Misses'
Sport
Sweaters,
short
CM
QC
sleeves,
reg.
up
to
.$3.50;
Sale
price
...
Ladies'
Hats,
reg.
price
up
4
CTft&QI
(SfZ
to
$5.00;
Sale
price
...
H-U
31.
Jt
All
Children's
Coats
and
Hats
to
Clear
at
Cost
Price
JABOUR'S
LIMITED
533
Third
Avenue
Pcckham,
Jimmy
James,
Bert
Harper,
George,
Rice,
Sidney
Perry,
W.
Graham,
Wes
Mullett,
J.
Allen,
Joe
Martin,
Buddy
Taft,
Jackie
Ireland,
Miss
Maude
Renwlck,
Miss
Ida
Ed-vail,
Orvllle
Andrews
and
Miss
Jean
McLeOd.
The
performance
was
followed
by
a
dance
In
the
Commodore
Hall.
Andrew
Miller
otMud
Rtvcr
ha"s
been
committed
for
trial
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
N.
P.
Moran
here
on
a
charge
of
receiving
money
from
the
Caledonia
Fire
Insurance
Co.
by
false
pretences.
The
charge
grew
out
of
a
fire
which
destroyed
the
Miller
dwelling
at
Mud
River
in
January
1930
when
Miller
claimed
one
hundred
percent
of
$1700
insurance
which
he
carried,
repre
senting
that
the
house
and
-its
con
tents
had
been
entirely
destroyed.
Now
It
is
alleged
that
most
of
the
contents
were
removed
from
the
building
before
It
was
destroyed.
Harry
Bowman.
Immigration
and
colonization
agent
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Is
greatly
enthused
over
the
success
which
W.
R.
R.
Low
of
Telle
wa
has
had
In
the
winter
feeding
and
production
of
baby
beef.
The
grand
jury
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
here
returned
no
bill
In
a
csc
in
which
Harrv
Belhis
was
charged
wlh
the
theft
or
some
Dteres
of
furniture
from
the
Royal
Hotel.
BnnnmmmJmm
Tuesday,
May
jj
Monday
&
Tuesda
two
shovs7
The
(ireat
Star
of
i
Metropolitan
Opera
Co,
LAWRENCI
TIBBETI
-
In
-
"The
Cuban
uve
oong
with
Vein,
t'rnrst
Torrti
Mranse
Tropical
MUslc
iiaunuiif
uomance
lJ
Southern
Skies
-
,
MiI3)j
Laughs
Comedy
'QUKDNIE
OF
IIOLLYWOOd
TAK-VMOI
NT
NUVS
A
GREAT
TRKVr
FOR
SIt'SIC
LOVERS
ADMISSION
-
IS,
i
Feature
Starts
at
7
30
I
v.
Wednesday
and
ThursdaJ
"IH..
III
It
inriei
Pastries
and
Puddings
OUR
UHm
Myt
thr
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mor
atom
in
it
and
bettti
riehf
milk.
Yaa
will
notk
lh
fatf
Rovot
at
one
ven
y
j
try
a
pi
or
col
mad
whK
St.
Oiorlti
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fried
St
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book
and
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(Wit
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Iht
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you
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do
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l!w'
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givtt
a
to.'i
ef
ptactical
and
economkal
ttcipci
for
coltt,
pi,
pvddingt,
k
atom,
toupt,
candid,
etc
St.
Chailet
it
rich
creamy
milt,
wholetom
at
nature
mode
.
The
butter
fat
it
homojenited
to
deep
it
uniform
nd
imoolh.
Sealed
In
lanilory
air-fight
tin,
it
Leept
olmoit
Indefinitely.
Send
vl
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and
addrett
and
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FREE
cook
book
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Add...
IMcasc
take
notice
that
I,
the
undersigned,
according
to
an
amicable
agreement
with
my
brother,
Thor
Sclvijf,
have
TAKEN
OVER
THE
BUSINESS
OF
SELVIG
BROS.
Meat
Market
From
June
1,
1932
and
that
it
is
my
intention
to
carry
on
the
said
bwi
ness
as
a
Cash
and
Carry
Store
in
the
future,
cmi.v
the
best
obtainable
foodstuffs
will
be
handled
astonishingly
low
prices.
GUNNAR
SELVIG
Telephone
7f3
,03
Third
Avenue
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated