PAQ1
two
NOW
is
the
time
to
select
your
SLIPPERS
New
arrivals
by
Paris
Maid
and
other.
leading,
maizes
in
the
most
fascinating
styles
and
designs
in
boudoir
and
comfort
slippers.
Priced
to
Suit
Your
Purse
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
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NEWS.
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Wednesday,
December
i,
1937.
1
THE
VOICE
OF
VICTORIA
Victoria
has
spoken
and
the
decree
of
British
Columbia
s
capital
city
is
that
it
likes
the
proposed
policy
of
friendliness
with
the
United
States
and
that
it
will
not
listen
to
the
voice
nf
ttnn.
R
R
Rnnriaff
ii.Mrfl,
een4-
mi
The
-
policy
initiated
.
.,,
,
:
;
by
Great
'
Britain
Z
.
,
of
V
.
trying
"
to
talk
presage
a
re-opening
at
Anyox
'
on
K'vnl.1nn
nvpr
mutual
i
...UvU.
iiuuicni
nun
aiiecteu
powers
seems
to
De
an
excellent
one.
Many
differences
would
disappear
if
we
could
oftener
get
together
and
talk
things
over
in
a
reasonable
way,
The
spetatular
method
of
making
daring
speeches
to
large
multitudes
of
then
own
people
is
for
the
purpose
of
inspiring
those
people
with
confidence
and
has
a
political
significance.
The
policy
Of
Britain
in
this
case
should
be
one
that
will
appeal
to
Catfadiahs.
ELECtlON
THURSDAY
Another
important
by
election
is
to
take
place
tomorrow
in
Alberta
when,
in
Lfethbridge
riding,
there
will
be
a
test
of
the
strength
of
the
Aberhart
Government.
There
are
but
two
candidates,
one
a
Social
Credit
supporter
and
the
other
one
who
is
opposed
to
Social
Credit.
The
result
will
be
an
indication
whether
the
government
is
holding
its
own
in
that
province
or
whether
it
is
losing
ground.
We
should
hear
the
result
late
tomorrow
night.
Wi?seco4J
tvtose
SA1?3
oArs
1
tmwJff.
a;.
T
i
THB-DaHjY
NEWS
-
Wednesday
Dnemb
mi
BRITISH
"DOUGOrT
DIPLOMACY
IX
NANKING
ho
deposit
"rttiuirfd.
look
it
over;
Steel-helmeted,
R.
G.
Howe,
British
charge
d'affaires
in
Nanking.
Is
pictured
seeking
safety
in
the
dugout
of
lhe
embassy
grounds
after
the
siren
had
warned
of
approaching
Japanese
aircraft.
Owing
to
the
poor
aim
of
aerial
bombers
on
botlj
sides
of
the
Sino-Japanese
war.
every
foreign
legation
have
beeYi
equipped
with
ane:
of
these
-
funk
hole-.."
Strickland
Wins
jOver
Al
Delaney
In
London
Bout
I
LONDON.
Dec
1:
CPt
Al
De
Parliament
In
Session
I
CANBERRA.
Dec.
1:
ICPI
!
Australian
Parliament
yesterdar
opened
.its
first
session
following
3-9
'cisiori
to
Morris
Strickland
of
New
tne
recent
general
election.
The
901'
Zealand
in
the
main
event
of
a
Speech
from
the
Throne
referred
i
boxing
card
here
Monday
night
to
trade
agreements.
NEWS
OFTHE
MINES
ert
McDonald,
who
is
in
charge
ofbrjefati&ns
on
hy-
Sixty
Men
at
Present
Employed
by
Smelters
At
Any
ox
DoKcies
PP
Madteiiae
King
j
The
ground
has
been
closely
drilled
and
iested
with
shafts
Mr'
nnn.tt
ct
n...
.
.1'"'
lifting.
Mr.
McDonald
took
in
a.
steam
shovel
to
wuc
cicvuuii
issue,
oeiure
mime
a
a
iai
larriei
jjci
trie
me
trrminr
uunu
hut
uui
owint?
nwinrrrn
io
chnMnh
r
.i
ti
4
-
f
,7
.
'
"'"&
vvr
i
ivi,
H
as
nut
auie
meeting,
,
with
.
,
loud
voice
and
emphatic
gestures,
he
urged
to
get
a
into
production
t0
ob-
snc
ui.c
iui
iuurveivie
as
a
protest
against
tracle
l
iy
possiDie
recurrence
of
olHarirtoo
urifV,
U
tTii-J
Oi.i.-i
!
I
Water
water
shnrtaoo
shortaee.
Xfr
Mr
mnu
Mpnnnnirf
v.-.
hnc
The
camnaira
was
a
strenuous
nn
u-ltl,
nn,w
f:teen
usl.ns
steam
sh'
'
"8
prominent
speakers
taking
part
on
either
side.
nSTJStSSrSi
outstanding
of
these
was
Former
Pi'emier"
Behriet
but,
onnet
season,
he
win
be
in
a
posi-the
other
side,
Defense
Minister
Ian
McKeiizie
led
the
j
t,on
to
feed
two
six-inch
monitors
government
forces
and
stressed
the
policy
of
improving0
work
e
hdraullc
p.
The
Canadian
defenses
on
this
coast.
Evidentlv
that
nolitv
Jf
also
vets
acceptable
to
the
elector
who
helped
tb
pile
up
eyZ
go
into
pro
trie
splendid
plurality
of
close
tb
eighteen
hundred.
.
auction
oucuon
as
as
soon
soon
as
as
water
water
is
is
avail
Any
idea
that
the
Mackenzie
King
government
is
able
able
net
next
season-
season.
The
The
operation
oneration.
Weakenincr
in
the
West
was
spr
nf
rest
in
tho
V,Vfo,.,'o
Judelng
preliminary
Indlca
tion
"
"w
'
.Uons,
should
be
exceedingly
profitable
when
production
of
placer
gold
'
!
'
gets
under
way.
WILL
ACT
IN
UNISON
A
satisfactory
ahriouncehient
was
made
yesterdnv
in
Nat
Porter
who
has
working
London
to
the
effect
that
France
and
Great
Britain
would
cretllntTJ
T.lTT
ngfits
in
the
East-hghts
which
haVe
been
threatened
by
has
arrived
in
prince
George
from
Japan
since
the
taking
of
Shanghai.
Another
interesting
tne
camP-
statement
was
that,
before
Germany's
demand
for
colon-
.
les
could
be
considered,
Chancillor
Hitler
must
eeasfe
"rati-
fl,Ac,cord,ns
t0
4,he
latst
word
from
ing
the
sabi'e."
It
seems
tb
haV&
been
a
hiost
satisf
actbry
X
discussion
of
u-urld
affair
that
took
place
between
Prem-
now
SE
faJout
it?
mmAS
ler
Chatitemps
of
France
and
Prime
Minister
Chamber-
a&
Anyox.
They
are
to
a
large,
ex-lam
of
Great
Britain
in
London.
tent
employed
in
exploratory
work
on
tne
extensive
copper
holdings
there.
It
Is
understood
that
the
activities
activities
01
of
the
tne
crew
crew
now
now
there
there
a
producing
scale.
Meantime,
the
company
is
jsllent
as
to
its
future
plans.
Some
men
who
went
to
Anyone
recently
in
tearch
of
Work
were
turned
awayT
GIFT
BOXES
Of
the
finest
chocolates
made
at
avail-'
prices
to
suit
every
purse.
Your
rimiri
m
v
-
...m.
Phot
1
1
4
.i
nihil
Come
in
and
MUSSALLEM'
S
Confectionery
Store
OS
Different
poses
to
choose
from
Lowest
prices
See
our
window
and
be
your
own
judge.
SUNDERWOOD'S
STUDIO
Foothills
coal
will
suit
your
stove,
Bulkley
(
Valley
your
Voes,
Nanalmo-Wellington
Is
tne
thing,
...
.
For
Stove,
Range,
Heater
or
anything.
Purchase
Your
Coal
Frbln
will
warm
Just
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Phones
6S1
652
METLAKATLA
ANNIVERSARY
.Monument
Dedicated
to
rioneer
Natltes
Who
Moved
front
Xear
llere
Fifty
Vears
Aco
Principal
feature
of
the
celebration
at
New
Metlakatla,
nf
thp
fniinrflnv
nf
tVia
vllloho
sanr
celebration
festivities
which
lasted
from
Thursday
of
last
Week
until
Monday
of
this
week.
There
were
nearly
a
thousand
Ylsltors
from
Ketchiton
at
New
..tetlakatla
on
Sunday
to
attend
the
proceedings
of
that
day.
One
of
the
honored
guests
for
the
anniversary
celebration
11
New
Metlakatla
was
William
Leask
of
Old
Leask
wecnt
went
rat
north
north
with
with
Father
Duncan's
originals
but
la
fifty
years
ago
was
the
dedlca-ter
returned
to
the
village
of
his
tion
of
a
monument
in
comment-
blrth
where
he,
is
how,
postmaster.
oration
or
the
pioneer
natives
who
left
the
village
of
Metlakatla,
neat
Prince
Rupert,
with
the
late
Father
Duncan
to
seek
religious
and
other
liberties.
Trie
dedication
of
thlJ
mounmeht
took
place
on
Sunday
In
the
course
of
anniver-
JOHANNESBURO.
Dec.
1:
(CP)
At
the
first
share-pushing
trial
In
South
Africa,
Fred
Asner,
40,
was
sentenced
to
three
years'
hard
labor
here.
Asner
Is
appealing,
ball
being
fixed
at
7,DS7
($39,785).
The
Letter
Box
UNEMPLOYED
MEETINq
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
would,
like
through
the
nwdi
Metlakatla.
Mr!
tZri'
.J
lhe
u
MS'
T
-
"ccuiib
on
mursdav
December
2.
8
p.m.
in
the
c.ffi
lull
V.
LEHTO.
Vancouvtr
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Dec
1
icfi
Wheat
was
trading
it
$1.26';
on
th",
Vancouver
market
today,
BANK
OF
MONTREA
Established
1817
t-A
presentation
In
easily
understandable
form,
of
the
"Bank's
ANNUAL
STATEMENT
30th
October
1937
LIABILITIES
LIABILITIES
TO
THE
PUBLIC
DeI'ts
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
PajMt
on
JtmaxJ
and
aM
notltt.
Soe
of
the
Bank
in
Circulation
.
.
.
.
,
..
Payable
vn
JtmiuJ.
Bills
Payable
,
.
.
Time
drift)
iisuti
and
cttiuniifg.
Acceptancts
and
Letters
of
Credit
OutJtinding
.
"';
Fhantial
tnfidkulSlitiii
ktiittikik
en
IrbJf
of
(KiloAirt
(stt
off-lttllig
umoWt
Jk
"kriciircti").
Other
Liabilities
to
the
Public
.
.
.
Ittbis
u
bith
dd
kit
drill
ttiJit
ihi
Icrttoinl
teaJ'utt.
Total
L!Abi!iti
to
the
Public
LIABILITIES
TO
TIlE
SHAREHOLDERS
Capital,
Surplus
and
Undivided
Profits
and
Reserves
for
Dividends
.
...
Tbh
amount
uprtienli
ibt
ibanUUtrt
inltrtsl
in
th
Hani,
otr
u-bfrh
lubililit
to
tbt
fkblic
lAt
rtcidtnn.
Total
Liabilities
.
.
.
,
.
.
.,
RESOURCES
To
meet
the
foregoing
Liabilities
the
Bank
has
Cash
in
its
Vaults
arid
Money
oh
benosit
with
:
'
'
Bank
of
Canada
.
.
Notts
of
and
Cheques
on
Other
Banks
.
'.
.
Pajablt
in
cash
on
prtirntalion.
.
.
i
v
Money
on
Deposit
th
Other
Banks
.
J
4
'
Available
on
dimiud
or
U
short
nttici.
-
Government
and
Other
Bonds,
add
Debentures
.
i
Not
exceeding
marlif
tatne.
Th
viSb
fortion
Hntitt,
gilt-edge
teenrrttes
rihtxh
matsirt
at
tarlj
dtth.
Stocks
tudnitrial
and
etber
slocks.
Soli
xcltJing
maW-tUtue.
Call
Loans
outside
t)f
Cahatla
'
Secured
by
bonds.
slocU
ind
oilh
nlgo'lialii'
'
Ucnrhes
grealtr
value
Iban
tbe
Utnr
and
Presenting
nontj,
hiiciH
apatlaH
u,lb
6
dntnrbing
Iftci
ot
conditions
in
ffi
v-u
i-uans
in
uanaaa
i
,
,
Payable
on
drrnini
ind
shared
i
greater
t
ilue
than
the
loam.
account.
1
bond.
and
Hot
tt
of
Bankers'
Acceptances
.
4
.
4.
Prime
drafts
accepted
by
other
tikts.
TOTAL
01"
QUICKLY
AVAILABLE
RESOURCES
(
eqtul
to
79.W
aU
UaUliiUs
to
the
Pahlit)
Other
Loans
.
.
.
.
.
To
manufacture,,.,
fatmttt
mirt&nfi
and
otbert,
on
col'ditioni
conststenl
uilb
sound
battling.
fouainont
Bank
Premises
.
.
.
(
.
"
,
-
.
,
Tuo
Properties
onh
aie
tirrifd
in
lbi'
narih
o
'hiidiiv
'!
bondt
of
tbein
companies
are
il-
lirely
owned
by
tb,
H.,n,
id
appear
Pn
M
iooh
at
it
00
'.'Jit
M
I'r
of
th'
B"i1''
the
tahe',1
uhtcb
largely
exed,
113.700.000,
appear
under
this
beading.
Real
Bank.
Estate,
and
Mortgages
on
Rel
Estate
Sold
by
the
x
c&,
up':::
e
""
Bi"1''
w""
w
Customers'
Liability
under
Acceptances
and
Letters
of
Credit
.
'
,
Credit
th.'V!JmV
issued
anil
tcsth
oi.htte,t,i
urajis
actetiea
ty
He
Hani
lit
ihl.
Other
Assets
nbt
included
Id
the
Foregoing
.
k
Making
Total
Assets
of
.
.
.
'
to
meet
payment
of
Liabilhiet
Jo
tbe
Public
of
hating
nt
txcen
of
Atts
tUt
Udbllitlt,
tbt
Public
of
PROhT
and
LOSS
ACCOUNT
fil
17,799,105.99
'Vf24,2"8,89V00
213,945.47
'7,759,145.50
2,535.661.73
J
$752,736,753.71
76.897,197.27
$629,633,950.98
$-86,226,720.23
27,718,431.85
20,665,157.41
437,38
1,S2
5.0
1
28635.30
19,878,944.34
6,857,700.39
36,138.52
$599,051,1
53".
25
,204,760,812.11
4
iJ,7oo,o6.no
,192,681,35
7,759,145.50
3jl70.158.77
$829,633,950.98
7
32.736,7
33.71
I
76.897-197.27
Profit,
for
the
rm
ended
30th
October.
1937,
tfter
miking
.pr-ror.ri.Hcm,
to
ConanKen,
Reserve
Fund,
out
of
which
Fund
full
provision
for
Bid
and
Doubtful
Debt,
h
been
rn.de,
.nd
.f.er
deducting
D.rninion
.nd
Provmo.l
Government
T.xe,
.mounting
to
$942,957.54
.
.
.
$3,408.328
80
Dmdend,raidorp.v.t,IHoSh.reholdeM
.
.
.
.
$2.88d,fKkjbO
-
Appropriation
for
Bank
Premise,
A
400,000
W
-
BI.nct
or
Profit
nd
Los,
Account,
3tM
Octobet,
1936
Bilince
of
Profit
ind
Un
arritd
forw.rd
CHAkLES
B.
GORDO.V.
Pteitdenl
1.033)4.71
.
.
.
......
$i,i64.M5
JACKSON
DODDS.'
G.
W.
SPINNEVt
Joint
General
Managers
The
strength
bf
a
batik
is
Jtttrmktd
by
Hi
history,
Us
holicy,
its
management
and
the
Men)
bi
lls
resources.
For
126
years
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
been
in
the
forefront
of
Canadian
finance.