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Monday.
December
II.
1839.
EDITORIALS
INORDINATE
GREED
little
parallel
in
history.
Even
if
there
were
historic
in
current
loans
and
dis-
nroAont
tnic
cimnn:
in
)v
or.
nKtanrJ
ora
o
,COnU,
whkh
TOW
Stand
at
CM.-
Here
is
what
a
contemDorarv
has
to
sav
in
retrard
to
the
situation:
"Rennrt.s;
fmm
npnpvn
sntrfrpst
that
Rnscio
fooc
tno
choice
ot
resigning
from
the
League
of
Nations
or
being;
At
the
dose
of
bis
comments
on
tian
t
V)
mln
nilt
Thoro
if?ll
Vm
nn
ltcnrtc?!f
!nn
nninnltiiM
f
w'th
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nf
f
V,
-
V.b
THE
DAILY
NEWS-
-
Monday,
r,
Bankers
Confident
of
Canada's
Capacity
to
Meet
War
Needs
Huntly
Drummond,
President,
Sees
Canada
United,
Strong
in
Emergency
Envisages
Expansion
in
Many
Lines
of
BusinessUrges
"Keeping
Costs
Noun"
to
Mitigate
Deflation
Process
Lajer.
General
3Ianagers
Say
Bank
Prepared
for
War
Requirc-ments-FinanciaI
Report
Shows
Record
Figures
for
Assets
and
Deposits
Uans
increased
S;W,000,000
in
Year
While
emphasizing
the
gravity
of
the
present
world
situation
in
its
bailing
on
Canada,
Hvotly
B-
Drummond,
president
of
the
Bink
of
Montreal
at
the
1
22nd
annual
meeting
of
shareholders
voiced
his
belief
in
the
essenUal
unity
of
the
Canadian
people
and
confidence
in
their
,
abtUty
to
liner
the
,storms
mat
might
lie
ahead.
!
"We
stand
a
united
country
In
our
war
effort"
declared
Mr.
be
no
excessive
profits
Our
aim
'Drutamond.
It
remains
for
us
to
should
be
a
fair
price
for
wheat
'bring
the
fu!
strength
of
a
united
h
trm
products
and
a
Canada
to
the
work
of
prosecuting
price
for
manufactures
in
the
war
to
a
successful
conclusion
Government
wtti
have
while
at
the
same
time
keeping
our
taa
support
of
business
and
affairs
so
irr
hand
that
we
nay
labour,
to
prevent
a
vicious
spiral
enter
the
readjustments
of
post-
that
la
which
the
cost
of
war
conditions
as
free
of
inflation
Utng
and
wage
rate
endlessly
as
possible
with
debts
at
the
mln-
Pursued
ach
other
in
the
last
war.
ifcnum
possible
and
with
morale
un-'
eplnt
costs
down
as
much
i
impaired.
M
possible,
we
wUi
keep
domes-
trtd
moving
and.
after
the
i
-I
am
confident
that
Just
as
we
have
entered
as
a
unified
Canada
lr-
thu
PT
1U
mMgate
the
into
the
fiery
ordeal
of
war.
so
we
Plnful
P""
of
deflating
prices
nation
at
heart
and
vh5cn
inevitable
(shall
emerge,
a
one
(but
more
miture
in
thought
and
ence
of
an
undue
rise"
aspiration.
ready
to
go
forward
as
Government
Central
i
member
of
the
British
Common-
Mr.
Drummond
referred
to
the
wealth
of
Nations
to
the
great
des-1
governmental
measures
for
the
suitor
which
undoubtedly
awaits
this.otnzation
of
supply
and
prices
for
country
Speaking
at
the
meeting
also
I
was
Jackson
Dodds.
who
presented
'on
behalf
of
himself
and
his
fellow
general
manager.
O.
W.
Spinney,
a
financial
statement
whkh
revealed
"the
more
efficient
prosrcuuon
of
the
war.'
While
he
recognized
their
necessity
and
pointed
out
that
business
institutions,
including
his
bank,
were
co-operating
to
the
fullest
extent
with
the
gov-
'new
high
figures
In
the
history
of.""
he
made
it
clear
to
his
the
institution.
(hearers
that
these
regulations
Assets
Over
Billion
Stark
With
assets
at
more
than
a
bil-
i
showed
substantial
Increases
in
all
of
the
more
important
headings
compared
with
a
year
ago.
Not
were
a
restricting
influence
c
business.
As
soon
as
the
condi
tions
which
made
them
necessary
toi
dOiUrs.
the
balance
sheet
no
longer
existed,
they
should,
ht
said,
be
abohshed
In
the
matter
of
taxation
and
-
(a.
iiv
ui?ijihuii
uci
c
uj
jci
"
iwik,
Unduly
excited
over
this
intelligence.
The
man
who
dom-
,tte
yt&ent
made
reference
to
-Canada
may
be
said
to
have
found
to
borrow,
and
has
confronted
us
I
wtth
the
problem
of
finding
other
ms
ler
our
funds.
The
possibility
of
seeking
a
way
out
of
this
situation
by
relaxing
our
standard
of
safety
ut
lending
maey
is
of
course
precluded
by
our
obligations
to
our
depositors."
Industry
and
Commerce
In
a
abort
review
of
Industry
fraUKs.
he
referred
to
the
large
wheat
crop
in
the
Prairie
Province
ad
la
the
Quickening
of
the
pace
of
reoaomV:
activity
there,
also
to
the
!iM
that
gross
railway
revenues
to
'
the
end
of
October
were
some
$19.-OOOeeQ
higher
than
in
1938.
He
rave
figures
shotting
that
in
moot
'
.
se
metals,
as
well
as
In
gold,
protection
had
been
larfer
this
year
than
last,
and
dassrlbed
condition)
making
for
a
brighter
immediate
outlook
for
the
pulp
and
paper
In-dustry
Summing
un
be
said
th
j
physical
volume
of
business
vr-i
conslstenUy
higher
throughout
Lh
'
elapsed
months
of
JM9
tiun
in
th
comparable
period
of
Wi,
whil,
durin
both
Antust
and
September
'
of
J
8)9
the
Index
was
higher
than
M
any
parallel
months
In
recent'
years.
j
In
conclusion.
Ur
Dodds
struck
a
note
of
confidence,
sarin
that
Canada
bad
progressed
far
along
her
destined
way
since
the
outbreak
of
war
to
Mi.
"In
supplies
of
wheat,
minerals
and
manufactured
goods."
he
declared,
her
contribution
toward
the
combined
effort
(n
ths
side
of
ritht
In
this
wii!
far
exceed
what
she
was
W
to
offer
in
the
last:
and
there
abundant
evidence
Jn
every
oro-pf
the
Dominion
that
Canada's
contribution
In
men
mill
be
araole
and
of
the
type
that
lrr
the
Jt
war
brought
ever-lasting
glory
to
this
country
'
No.
7
Man
in
the
Moon
Colonel
Johnston's
Scandals
were
puoiic
finance,
the
-president
urged
sometime
scandalous.
It
was
wc
ic
iuxu
ai
a
rrroru
jadnerence.
aonerence.
as
as
far
far
as
as
was
was
pracUea-
pracUea-
scandalous
to
suggest
that
some
of
KUSSia
has
ten
times
as
much
land
as
It
can
use.
The
lipire-
Wl
ceT
,
""-""W.ble.
to
a
-pay-as-you-go"
policy,
them
looked
anything
like
girls
emintn-
k
in
nn
foar
nf
inracinn
It
U
tno
lni-trftct
iniintn-
were
U
tbe
WKht
level
In
the
"But
It
is
In
reducing
exoendi-
mates
the
Soviet,
vho
is
responsible
for
the
present
mur-
uTg
bankWe
lxu
and
to
h2Jf
rMChtd
mator-
rfi,l:e
"y4
hc
rtT
an
derous
attack
on
Finland,
has
himself
outride
the
oSred
Sffi
Wn
tauih
put
pale
he
hea
r
of
11.1
"T,
V
SiTSSLr
t
He
and
uf
Austrian
paperhanger
are
in
a
Sas,;-profits,
S"S
2
rthdstTwhS
"1
bv
theniselves.
They
stand
condemned
before
the
world
du
ot
r
tostituuon-
but
have
at
times
leaned
towards
s7-
Png.
doubUe
S
eventually
the
world
will
have
to
deal
with
them.
Gen-
i
ta""nt
tlonal
Interests,
forgettlne
the
na-
aotten
over
the
tragedy
of
the
eva
for
the
time
being
can
be.
JitUe
more
than
a
sounding
S
2eS
The
tide
,n
Syr
'nternational
opinion.
This
must
not
be
taken'w
cf
wV
o
pcr
uciiy
w.ijsAw.
twn
than
eter
wuv
oa
eacn
iiuu
or
.
.
.
-.
lasiets
h
.
.
rrenw.
ne
saia.
naa
served
TAKING
.MANY
CHANCES
-
"
we
to
this
fact-the
ut
many
chances.
That
was
fully
exemplified
In
the
case
ofLTurai?
10
DougEdenstavotohUboattodajrso
BKSSS;
S.
-5?So
who
run
around
the
coast
regularly
come
to
gnef
soonei
caoaia.
,t
u,to
c.n,r.i
jUn.rf
a,.
or
later:
'
Some
seem
to
bear
pnarmpH
llvpa
fni-
forolitiocttcre
-ai
thi!
n2nri
,
rw.
-qj
1
If
you
name
a
thing
a
"scandal"
An
audience
you
wUi
get:
And
if
yj
wear
a
uniform
ItU
ga
over
big
you
bet.
The
galaxy
of
musical
talent
v
vuc
bilsiG"
Dusmess
conai-
aEd
'
French
miza
yujtr,
Hke.
and
na
the
me
re-
re-
;wn
iai
nignt
indicates
th,
are
lew.
Cfimpared
With
the
number
of
accidents.
jthe
war
with
one
of
the
btst
an-
cussed
at
length
the
question
of
Erkientfy
the
rMiaurania
wuld
aii
uitr
samuier
inonins
conaiuons
are
.
aiiierenu
Anv
w
i.
-j,
u
L
L
.
"
'
"
cwacnu.
n,
M
ue-
-
-
wc
wewe
every
...
:
V
:
,,,.
-r,,,,-
v..
,
.L,
PucaaT
wenxiy
ctalmed."
he
""T
rji!i
son
with
uiin
a
a
terrain
.Prtatn
smnnnt
omntinr
r,r
Avn,MnnAA
n.H.no.
H
1
-
.Jr-
.-
1
"c
observed.
vtciro.
need
of
a
piano
at
the
barracks.
especially
during
Uie
Christmas
season.
I
!
in
tna
,,U
ic
ot
ot;cl
U
h
J'T7
oi
tte.tawtntton-
.
lure
in
non-essentials,"
Mr.
Drum-
Some
peoale
sea
to
think
that
;
,
ti-
j
r-
,
..
,-
ji
uiuim
Brvuuca.
our
uoTcrn-
.us
race
trie
Ofllr
xtrtuh
feature
)
little
Fmiand.
Such
a
case
of
inordinate
creed
has
;
ported
.
an
increase
of
neariv
no.-
m.nt
M
A
.
'
I
dlans.
Sectional
needs
should
no
.
1
lonzer
be
eiven
flrxt
nVip
m,
tt
i
taumdh.
.
i.
'
Rus-ianrdiiesuDDO?edlotanenlmhtenedDeon!e,
Lool
.fJP??"
out
railway
problem,
with
ai
Seottteh
dtoiect
thire
h
at
little
FTnland
I
on
the
pap
3nd
alongside
it
take
a
lool
!tii,
Hig
rSiSn
LSSTS
rLii
at
nussia
in
Asia
ana
turope.
fnn-
w
cjase
or
tne
twenties
left
unsolved-
As
for
the
Irteh.
tbe
Irish
nor
auuuon
cue
to
tne
lacit
to-
t
v..
...
,
.
.
...
w.
.
.
..
"
I
CONDE3INED
BEPORE
WORLD
,d,.tof
f
te
fommerdal
...t
Mld
t
of
the
Emerald
Isle
at
the
eMtSlst-l
.
T.
icrtdU-
wWch
had
wJt
w
fierc-
trial
such
as
that
nrvw,
ment
last
nirht
'
ELtiT
k
3
!at
wWch
eountrT
11311
"iter-
nrrni
C
IxT
!,
M
mu1
ProT
'"her
a
time
of
in
really
scandalous
thine
government
bonds
a.
and
other
elk-
i..
.
iv-
.i
-
.
.
.
.
w
edged
securities.
w
o
uc
sumgui-
c
u
nini
waa
now
m.
ence
were
at
church
earlier
in
the
-jn
"In
the
jjje
last
jjj
war
war.-
he
he
observed
observed,
evening.
1"
"
"nrr
tt.",:,'cutC4-ul
c
Wrf
the
rxwumon.
but
-that
the
banks
are
reluctant
to
J.
"'
ci
iwiuuv
uimcuuy
u
uiey
use
reftsonatlf
ie
parwiarly
to
the
Pr
We
rUk
their
money
In
loans
to
bus!--
"Nrr."
bejan
the
architect
If
t
c
ou
mc
iiui
iij
uio
iiiucn
nurrj'.
".we.
w
cxoiras:
to
ne.
preferrlnjt
the
supposedly
jr'J
ve
me
the
fcxnersJldr
of
"
ALSO
IX
PRANCE
France
iias
been
having
Prince
Rupert
weather.
For
three
lays
.
yrhfle
the
King
was
there
it
rained
incessant
and
there
were
floods,
cold
winds
and
winter
conditions
In
spite
of
the
unpleasant
weather
the
men
are
jn
tip
tor
conditio.
Yiw
far
pre,
in
the
hospiUiJs
aitf
there
arr
none
of
those
horrible
verminous
condition-
about
whid-so
much
was
heard
in
the
First
Great
War.
The
men
get
hot
-r
r.P(r.t
-wriodi.
dUinfectanU
are
use
freely
and
every
attention
is
given
to
the
welfare
of
the
fighters.
THAT
PIAVfl
N'PP-npn
-
A
"fp
nro
-
m
.npeal
was
.
made
-w.
for
the
.
.
v.
use
m
.-v.
of
c
a
niano
uiuiw
mil,
lot
wneai
rmn
racer
rmru
nf
hnMu.
i
in
rind
nr
hmu
...
--.
,
jnnusuaay
Jarge
and
of
.unvtsg7
ties:
and
the
fact
that
'the
total
"J
nt
to
hav-
aomrthlnt."
re
w-
f
u.
-
-oaa.
nas
tunues
neia
neia
oy
oy
toe
me
chartered
cnartered
'
ira
ln-
l"
nusoana.
nusoana.
-to
"to
to
go
with
with
Terv
Tery
f
larva
uiv
imwV'm
sonoUes
u
i
1
banks
l
.
.
..
...
.
j
1
,
9
0
the
food
nro-
substantia
Uy
exceed
Ojelr'
4'knacher
mr
wife
brought
aucti
which
the
Allied
and
neutral.
Joans
Is
cited
as
simple
proof
that
hom
ttom
.few
England'
nations
wjB
ntd
and
the
bsrfng'thls
Is
so.
'
HOWer
nf
th
ITrlniWnrot
I
......
.
...
I
Tr.
-
.
....
-
...
.
""uu-i
.-.oming
covjrj
pp
further
Xroml
H""
Kirrn
ai
u.
B.
c.
rt.
lenerTbtSnL83?
b'lp
the
m
K,
one
of
the
nuesllona
waa:
A-n
;Hf,
?lTJ'2trT'
Uabmti
Jo
Indeed
require
Uo
"nclent
atrtx.-
A
(Da?cf
,b,hf.,a
"
to
bold
a
due
propor-''!
role:
-Anthony
Md
pflet
f
Vr
"ndltJons,
we
bave.tlon
of
hlzh
trade
nrlt!M
Cleopatra.
mm?
iruifriM
ui.u
.
.
i
n
iiT.r;"
'"'"V'
"rac
roppiementary
reserre
against
supoues,
and
we
hare
h
nrM..m
.
,
.
..
.
..
.
3?J
fa.
W
aances
to
foster
"7;
"Z"1'
"PP're,
iincuitry
trade
and
commerce.
Hi.
'?
"n
0181
00
the
-Unfortunately
our
readiness
to
m,t.H,i
...
w
v
tu
material
H4i
material
S?l
Lettr
side
Srii
Canada
M
may
tSn"
exoeet.lend
'SCS
to
creditworthy
ffrrflrorth3r
borders
for
the
foldiers
in
the
old
hospital
headquartere.
No
Plief
receM
,
two
hundred
men
face
the
possibilr
S
SS
Se
SyXdenl
itv
of
hpnff
errhem!
in
a
large
building
without
a
piano
il
11
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.
.
1
.
.
.
.
.
10
iveen
jnpm
rnppren
un,
Dureiv
some
pergon
nas
an
old
instrurvhr
that
is
pot
In
use.
If
this
appeal
is
not
sue
cestui
it
i)osible
that
fiome
one
may
be
willinir
to
write
a
check
for
abnut
a
hundred
dollars
with
which
to
nur.
chfle
an
oW
piano.
Plenty
of
people
here
could
do
that
without
misinrr
it.
Failing
that
a
good
sized
donation
to
start
a
fund
might
be
in
order.
JTSSSSfiK1?14
M
-'
ns
depend,
lA..co
the
state
of
trade
and
the
Und
In
providing
lot
the
continued
rowAd
money.
The
fact
that
thf
'ZZ.i
i,r.
'
ty",mxuui
at
mnfuuoo
of
the
markefs
for
many
-U
cE
.
oi
Canada's
principal
producU
ha,
"Cana
.
ln
r
M,b
recent
year,
prevented
anything
to
be
Ureelr
a,
a
source
of
sur-.like
a
full
recovery
of
business
ac-nly
to
Great
Britain
then
ttrttv
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w
wuuuuuiij
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nas
1
should
see
to
It
that
there
shall,
therefore
limited
the
Inducement,
i
Keep
op
to
da
AOMtue
reeu-
'wly.
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SHRIMPS
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4
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For
Your
Xmas
Gift
Problems
Silk
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the
Ideal
Gift
We
have
thom
in
all
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shade
In
cr?eg.
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service
weignts
From,
per
pair
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moves
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fabric,
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cape
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or
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lined.
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of
km
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of
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apple,
of
fair
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for
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and
rra0'
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frr
from
diraw
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other
injury.
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or
t
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,
manager
at
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w
a
(Hwtton.
formeriy
of
p
r
s
IWver
to
tiae
Wkan
"
A
number
of
change
have
been
made
in
the
personnel
of
the
Had-
Dally
adv
n
lTte
rw,,
son
Bay
Oa
sulfa
la
this
district
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bflac
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been
transferred
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EXCURSION
FARES
Including
all
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and
berth
accomodation
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AND
RETURN
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and
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half
also
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to
Vancouver
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potnU.)
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years
of
age
and
under
twelve!
Half
Tare
ikml
on
SaU
front
Xovember
1st,
19J9
to
Febrary
25th,
1M
Oood
to
return
up
to
March
31st
1540
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tave
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Rupert
Ar.
Vancouver
ETrrr
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1
M
Thursday
ajn.
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Every
Friday
10:30
p.m.
Monday
a-m.
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and
ReservaUon,
from
K-BvSJ.
t:ardeMa
t
je4Te
I.rlnfe
nuperl
Friday,
December
JSth
at
9:00
p.m.
Instead
of
10:30
p.m,
arriving
anturer
9.M
pju.
Sunday.
N.Bv
Tbse
Intending
passage
on
the
-Catala
leaving
Prlt
Rupert
December
ISth
are
advised
to
make
Urtdngf
XO)V.
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Rupert
Agent
(FRANK
J.
SKINNER)
Third
Ave.
Phone
5M
If
Pitntatti
Io,
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