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Talk
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the
conclusion
of
the
bust-session
of
Utc
Canadian
Le-last
evening,
an
interesting
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was
given
by
C
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Evflt
on
a
'
;
trip
through
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coast
states.
'he
heln
of
n
lane
man
of
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followed,
a
clear
conception
mnveyed
to
the
audience
of
'
journey
and
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coupled
wit
h
I
!
descriptions
of
the
scenery)
'
enlivened
with
interesting;
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iotes.
made
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talk
one
of
the
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!
enjoyable
heard
by
the
mem-
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Keen
appreciation
was
ex-6
at
the
pi
ram
re
afforded
by
'ry
of
the
trip.
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WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Matthew
Youmans.
with
his
boat
Chief
Weah.
and
Henry
Edenshaw,
ith
tlw
Edenshaw
are
visitors
in
rt.
The
former,
with
party
Including
Alfred
Adams,
arrived
a
couple
of
days
ago
from
Massctt
Capt
Edenshaw,
accompanied
by"
his
wife
and
son,
Is
on
his
way
back
to
Mtssett
after
a
trip
to
Vancou
ver.
A
M.n'f
r
.
.r.uuor
of
the
Bank
oi
Montreal
here
gress
and
the
development
then
!
commencing
has
b?en
well
main
Itained.
8lnce
the
Dank
established
i
here
in
1910
Prince
Rupert
has
be
'come
one
nf
the
mast
Important
.
I
ports
on
the
Pacific
Coast
with
'TweJeralpped
shipyards
and
a
not
led
floating
dry
dock.
As
the
city
!
grew
and
its
Industries
became
more
firmly
established
the
Bank
"TiLLIE
THE
TOILER"
-
L.OO
'
AT
th
CMWO
OF-
APPLICANTS
FOB
MR.
.j-iS
'VJE
?OT
TO
Ser
v
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i
rvr-'
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i
i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Canada's
Oldest
Bank
In
Prince
Rupert
Has
25th
Birthday
Today
Great
Canadian
Financial
Institution
Has
I'hyecl
Its
Parti
V
a
t
a
m
mi
-aa-
ti
I
in
ueveiopinent
oi
mis
uuy
uuring
rasi
i
Quarter
of
Century
-j
Twenty-five
years
ago
today
there
was
established
in
Prince
ttupert
a
branch
of
the
first
permanent
bank
in
Canada
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
The
anniversary
of
this
event
recalls
earlier
days
in
the
life
of
this
city
and
it
13
of
interest
to
glance
back
on
the
progress
of
the
past
quarter-century.
K'
"
'.
Business
was
commenced
by
the
Bank
on
May
10,
1910.
In
a
modest1
frame
butldlng
near
the
present
office
on
Third
Avenue
with
J.
M.
Clancy
as
manager.
This
first
small
office
was
used
for
only
a
few
months
during
the
construction
of
the
Bank's
present
substantial
building
which
was
completed
and
occupied
in
the
-pring
of
1911.
When
this
banking
office
was
opened
26
years
ago
the
population
of
the
city
was
about
5
nearly
all
of
whom
were
transients
with
little
means
drifters
who
floated
from
one
camp
to
another
The
towiulte
was
very
rough,
being
on
rock
and
muskeg,
and
stumps
pro-traded
averywhere.
The
only
streets'
worthy
of
the
name
were
planked,
as
were
also
the
sidewalks.
1
Considerable
huildina
was
in
pro-
Nov
in
Charge
First
Manager
4g4g4f
g4l
g4g)S'r
.
IlWgml
4g4F
-
-.
,
IflggggH
M.
Clancy,
who
opnied
Bank
of
Montreal
in
Prince
Rupert.
of
Montreal
was
assisting
In
its
progress
with
all
the
facilities
and
experience
of
a
Bank
that
had
been
founded
50
years
before
Confedera
tion.
'
Important
Factor
In
a
city
such,
as
this,
the
dis
tributing
centre
of,
a
fabulously
rich
mineral
belt,
the
largest
fresh
hali
but
market
in
the
world
and
the
centre
of
the
largest
salmon
fish
ing
area
In
Canada,
banking
services
take
on
an
idded
Importance
compared
with
other
cities
of
like
or
larger
size
but
without
the
varied
requirements
that
are
met
with
here.
In
Its
quarter-century
of
service
in
Prince
Rupert
the
Bnk
of
Montreal
has
been
an
important
factor
In
the
commercial
life
of
the
city
and
at
all
times
has
worked
for
the
permanent
progress'
of
the
entire
district.
The
first
manager
of
the
Bank,
J.
M.
Clancy,
Is
now
manager
at
Guelph,
Ontario.
He
was
succeeded
In
1918,
when
the
Bank
of
British
North
America,
which
had
commenced
business
here
about
the
same
time
as
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
was
taken
over
by
the
latter
institution
and
the
manager
of
the
Bank
of
British
North
America
office,
H.
St.
G.
Lee,
was
placed
in
Self
Appointed!
VOW
VMat?rfg2v
I
I
(
COME
OfJ.
HAVE
TO
fASiSl
MA-LETS
VA1AIT
-
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fwrw2l
ECAT
IT
THE
MW
7
IWCVOV
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iT''"
5-
3
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
East
luuuuuya,
neuueawaja
auu
f'
days
s:30
p.m
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:15
pan.
r
r
Drawing
the
Line
ompleting
2
5
YEARS
o
f
SOUND
BANKING
for
the
People
and
Business
of
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
Bank
of
Montreal
Can;
.
Ada's
oldest
bank
today
completes
a
quarter
of
a
century
of
banking
service
in
Prinee
Rupert.
During
these
25,
years
Prince
Rupert
people
have
seen
many
..far-reaching
changes
in
their
city.
When
the
Bank
established
here,
the
community
was
composed
largely
of
transient
miners
and
the
townstte
itself
-
was
but
a
crude
settlement
marking
the
terminus
of
a
new
transcontinental
railway.
To-
v.
w
I
III
-Vvf'
;
.
day
Prince
Ruprt
has
a
nation
-wide
reputation
as
a
seaport
aod-JB,
enU
of
maritime,
mlnlngnd
61hcr
Important
In-dflstrtei'
'
v
AS
the
Bank
of
Montreal
now
In
it?
11
8th
year
of
acUve
and
uninterrupted
service
has
seen
Oanada.rke
from
a
few
poor
and
struggling
colonies
to
a
place
Of
eminence
among
the
nations
of
the
world,
so
its
local
office
has
witnessed
and
aided
In
the
growth
of
Prince
Rupert
from
its
earliest
days.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
IiublikhcJ
1817
MODERN.
EFFICIENT
BANKING
SERVICE
.
.
.
the
outcome
of
117
years'
successful
operation
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRANCH:
516
Third
Avenue
F.
A.
SlacCALLIXM,
Manager
A
Million
Deposit
Accounts
Denote
Confidence.'
charge
of
the
combine
'
businesses
,
of
the
two
banks.
Mr.
Lee
remain-;
ed
In
charge
for
seven
years.
He
is
now
manager
of
the
Stratford,
On-
tario,
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Mon-
treal.
He
was
succeeded
by
p.
C.
Patterson,
now
In
charge
of
the
'
Kelowna
office;
A.
H.
Carson;
now
',
manager
at
Trail,
and
the
present
manager,
F.
A.
MacCallum,
who
was
appointed
In
1930.
PAGE
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The
Old
Bank
and
the
New
One
mi
'
ly
IBMiiJfsE!2lijHBBBtI5B!lBi
This
picture,
taken
many
years
ago
shows
the
present
Bank
of
Montreal
building
here
and
the
original
one.
the
vertical
line
points
to
the
present
bank
and
the
slanting
one
to
the
first
temporary
structure
which
still
stands
on
the
same
site!
.
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UOOK
AT
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