PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NFWS
Clearance
S
A
L
E
Uroken
Lines
to
be
Cleared
Out
at
Greatly
Reduced
Prices
in
Every
'Department
of
the
Store.
Now
is
Your
Opportunity
for
a
Real
Bargain
Ladles'
broken
lines
in
pumps
and
straps,
in
leather
J
and
suedes.
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Iff
i
Clearance
yA&u
Men's
broken
lines
in
calf
Oxfords,
fl
high
grades.
Clearance
?Xaxtr
Misses
and
Childs'
calf
Oxfords
Q4
AC
Real
values
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shoe
store
ltD,
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Home
of
Good
Shoe
THE
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NEWS.
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
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Avenue
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British
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and
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advance
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ail
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countries,
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02
Friday,
December
J.
1939.
RUSSIA
UNCHANGEABLE
Practicallj
the
whole
world
;vith
the
exception
of
German
looks
with
horror
on
the
brutal
invasion
of
Finland
by
Russia.
Evidently
that
country
is
adopting
th
Lactic?
used
so
successfully
by
Germany
in
Poland
whe.
women
and
children
suffered
equally
with
men.
Canadian?
nenerallv
did
not
quite
expect
action
of
th?
Now
that
everybody
seems
to
be
looking
forward
td
a
new
international
order
at
the
close
of
this
great
war
one
thing
stands
out
clearly,
and
that
is
that
small
n
tions
are
always
in
danger.
Evidently
it
is
a
sin
to
be
small
and
weak.
The
way
to
avoid
bemer
swallowed
uo
b
I
t
Mis
EJlen
Wilkinson
Labor
c
"bcr
Common:
is
shown
addressing
w
rkera
SCOUTING
DISCUSSED
Patrol
Leader
Harold
Ncrdan
of
the
First
Prince
Rupert
Scout
Troot
gave
an
interesting
talk
yesterday
afternoi
at
the
weekly
luneheor
'of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Crab
is
follows:
Scouting
was
started
by
Lord
nujjci
i,
ujric
arr
hit
awui
j
Scouts:
In
Vancouver
about
2.500
kind
from
Russia.
They
hoped
that
a
country
which
pro-jwhen
Lord
Tweedsmuir
came
to
fessed
such
high
ideals
would
show
that
it
was
trymc:
to;
work
them
out
in
practice.
This
action
makes
it
clear
that
Russia
is
still
the
same
Russia
of
the
days
of
the
Czars
j
It
has
not
changed.
,
QUE
FOR
SALE
FOR
SA1E
Petter
dlesel
engine,
stalinnerr
12
to
14
hn
SUM
00
some
objectionable
power'
with
an
objectionable
ideology
fob
sale-two
waterfront
lots,
.jraiiv
i
iur
uiuser
wno
noia
simuar
views
10
ciuo
logetner
anc
form
a
confederation
for
mutual
protection
and
benefit.
At
the
present
time
Great
Britain
and
France
hav
agreed
to
pool
their
resources.
They
have
a
single
command
in
the
fields
in
the
air
and
on
the
water
while
each
country
still
manages
its
own
affairs.
When
success
comes
to
our
arms,
largely
as
a
result
of
this
close
co-operation,
will
be
the
time
to
extend
it
to
include
such
other
countries
as
may
wish
to
come
in.
It
might
well
be
included
although
it
does
not
seem
likely.
When
Germany
has
been
purged
of
Hitlerism.
she
will
be
in
need
of
something
to
take
its
place
and
will
be
ready
for
such
a
move
otherwise
she
may
gravitate
tqward
Russia.
This
is
an
ace
of
change
and
there
is
no.donbt
that
great
changes
will
take
place
in
the
world
nationally
and
internationally
when
the
war
is
over.
We
have
all
been
seeing
our
neighbors
in
a
different
light.
England
.hap
been
learning
about
London
and
London
has
been
learning
about
England.
Possibly
in
time
New
York
may
learn
about
the
United
States
but
not
just
yet,
judging
by
sonv
of
the
New
York
radio
commentators.
At
anv
rate
wi
are
bein
carried
along"
by
a
power
greater
than
burselve?
and
the
nations
are
in
the
melting
pot.
What
they
will
look
like
when
the
DrocesS
has
advanced
ten
years,
we
can
only
conjecture.
We
believe
we
are
moving
forward
although
there
are
people
who
still
fear
that
we
are
moving
backwards.
.'
BUSINESS
ACTIVITY
The
financial
condition
of
the
country
is
always
reflected
in
its
banks.
Today
we
are
publishing
the
f
ihandal
statement
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
and
it
win
be
seen
that
commercial
loans
have
been
increased
durinir
the
year
by
about
thirty
million
dollars.
Everything
points
to
1
V
Ml.
1
A
.
.
,
'
.
.
increarcu
uusmess,
possiDiy
uue
10
some
extent
to
oeiense
activity.
1
J
.
M
-
.
mostly
furnished,
central
loca
tion.
Apply
Helsersoni
Ltd.
FOUNT)
GOLD
SEAL
"Fancy
Red
Socfceye
-
-
f
PINK
SEAL
-Finest
Pink
Salmon
(282)
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
Packed
1
by
tb
wily
talmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Priocc
Bo
pert
and
Laws.
t
t
Labor
Mcfofecr
Addresses
American
Workers
B'
H
oi
ft
-
i
Canada
h?
snncsted
we
strive
to
ge:
an
enrolment
of
103.093
but
we
hare-
oIt
been
a
Me
so
far
to
reach
95A00.
In
the
world
there
art
a
boat
1.750400
Scouts
of
every
creed,
color
and
nationality.
'
"Scouting
is
lost
a
great
nut-'
Lral
Patrol
Leader
Gives
Talk
Te
door
game
From
the
boy's
point
Rotary
Club
TeUinj
of
The
of
view
Sewttto?
puU
htm
into
Work
And
Avid
nr.
Support
;fraternty
gangs
whkh
are
hb
natural
organization.
It
gives
him
2
smart
uniform
and
ft
affords!
him
an
active
open
air
life.
The
Scout
uniform
was
chosen
for
both
service
and
usefulness
hat.
neck-
J
'rehfef.
shirt,
short
pants,
sax
and
Ub
He
told
of
the
meaning
and
alms
,
nf
.rmfjr
TT-
.um
avi
fori
TOm
the
parent
a
potnt
A
of
Ylew
pbysleal
health
and
for
the
Sat-1;"""
grres
support
Apple
Day
on
furday.
In
outline
the
address
was
deretooment.
tche
resourceful
ness
and
handcrafts.
It
puts
Into
J
the
boy
dfaeioltne.
pluck,
chivalry
1
ind
Srmm-d
up
In
on?
I
Baden-Powell
when
he
returned
J??
K
d
raeter
which
to
England
from
the
Sooth
Afrl-'
rrorc
than
anythrng
else
can
War
in
19C5.
The
first
trooo
in
Prince
Rupert
was
started
m
aJffor,
un
huu
P?
'n'
Ufe
develoo
this
eharecter
h,
1909
by
Berertey
Brown.
In
Prtoee
.
r
must
lire
uo
to
the
Scout
PromUe
Principle
f
Routine
The
principle
on
which
Scout
ir.g
works
is
such
that
th
boy
ideas
are
studied
and
he
is
en,-,
rouraged
to
educate
himself
ln-j
stead
of
being
inttrucled.
Thit
principle
Is
equal
to
that
of
trie
most
uo-to-date
educatlonalUls.1
We
progr-aa
as
we
are
training'
and
adaot
ourselrec
to
the
changes'
of
every
day
life.
"There
are
three
phases
in
thlsi
Scouting
game:
-
I
Wolf
Cobs
from
8
to
12
are
I
A.
Robertson,
Mastett.
231
encouraged
to
dereloa
themselves!
as
Individuals,
mentally
and
phy
uxw
ifima.
warn
oners.
Mrs.
at
-rhe
Ecouti
ttom
l2
n
ivetneM.
pnone
maeK
43Z.
Z8
develop
character
and
sense
of
-
duty
A
Scout
does
his
utmost
to
,
,
rOK
RryiVT
."do
a
?ood
deed
every
day."
Rover
ScouU
from
17
on.
rent
ptwt
iar.
v,A.
FXPTTlfTKe.roommi5.h0nsi'
rd
are
for
nractice
of
th.
Scout
Ideas
of
service
m
their
citizen.
ship.
'
oioui
ranks
and
badges
arej
.
i-naerioot.
8econd
Class,
First
Class
and
King
Scout
FOUND-Two
keys
on
ring,
one
a
.T
ata
ls
to
make
the
Yale:.
.Owner
may
have
same
by
,
"
c,re,"Hon
k003
cmzens
ana
paying,
for
this
advertlsemenU
f
t!fch
thc
bo-F"
to
10
-
the
Boy
Scout
motto,
'Be
Prepared.'
-
We
do
not
Interfere
with
the
boy')i
religion,
wnatever
form
It
may
be,
although
we
encourage
him
to
practice
what
he
professes.
"Like
"other
organizations
we
must
have
funds
to
carry
on
bur
work.
We
need
mnnM
tnr
-n
flags,
bandages
and
Instruction',
books,
camp
equipment
et.
Each'
Ccout
buys
his
own
uniform.
I
Funds
muA
be
earned
'by
the
3Muts
themselves
by
their
work
and
not
bf
begglngr.
Various
ways
cf
making
money
such
as
the
Boy
ScouC
Apple
Day
are
adopted.
Scout
leaders,
commissioner
etc-'
all
-except
organizing
secretaries
and
Dominion
secretaries
are
volunteer
workers.
j
"We
appeal
to
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
t0
help-
us
to
make-cur
Apple
Day
on
Saturday
a
great
success.
j
In
closing
mav
I
iuot
the
words
of
Lord
Tweedsmulr.
Chief
Seoul
for
Canada:
'Canada
Is
our
glorious
heritage.
My
tjj
great
snlrit
of
Scouting
contribute
to
making
her
n
even
greater
unit
within
our
beloved
Empire
M
VANDERHOOF
Edward
Molse
and
hU
yoanger
hare
awed
Into
Mrs.
Lamb's
doubles
which
produced
torn
heuae
oa
Church
Avenue,
play
and
keen
competr:"'
M(
.
Mrs
O.
Bradley
of
Vanderhoof
Maon
mj
VanoVrh-
"
n
last
week
for
Vanoourer.
nav-
fraffrnir
vrit
to
Hcnand
Tnms.
as
inoian
nor
three
rhtWrm
,.e
m
ch4rt
.-reentry
and
prweno
.
Mr'1'
at
the
LeJac
Indian
industrial
lh-.
,
i,wt
irf
.
neiwt.
,n
.
..
MlJt
moor
near
Fraser
La,
met
wWr
Hdjeirt
faNltBttort.
charje
af
dfrmtaTa
p
an
aee.'ieirl
and
broke
his
arm,
ail-
"
Pta,
A
number
of
bays
of
the
For
Cocker.
R
o
Mat:he-
q
,
brot.V,-
Zar.
had
a.
narrow
ea-
emiBU
ran
iron
ten
y
"
""
a,
J'
"'mM-.
sUU
yMf:
of
ate.
appired
cape
recently
when
a
br
bull
moose
eharted
them
at
8trt
SUpendlary
Malstra(
J.f.
Lake.
The
older
boy
oVrpatctvd
.
w
enarjes
or
Mr;
animal
With
S
rrfie.
rawyiB
imcs.
ounorq
teneea
were
siren
In
each
case
Edward
Forfar
has
returned
to
V
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i
A
o.
t
1
&.
r
.t...
ju
uac
v
ik
The
rtrst
badrrrtnterr
"
"
W!ir
'rviw
wx-aranc
wdrmnterr
tournament
tournament
i!.
1:7
m
m
t-
m
a
mp
io
Vancouver
ana
rimer
Rupert
of
the
saasen
-M
VMM
OS
FAJSL1
I
IfAMMEnSMni!
B
r.
!
c-pj-Hen
nrt.
who
Biad
u
in
Vanduhuof
w
J"l
P"'
;'87r
a
herrereruiT
h
.
Sunday.
mi,
This
-n.
was
an
nu-fed
last
,d
America
W
X91J
ami
fl4j
Mr
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Smediey
Axartean
tournament
of
tilxd
appear
rd
ft
film.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
1817
presentation,
in
easily
understandable
form,
of
the
Hank's
ANNUAL
STATEMENT
31st
October,
1939
LIABILITIES
UABlUTirS
TO
THE
PUDUC
Dcpoiiti
Note
of
the
Bank
in
Circulation
.
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Dillt
Payable
.
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Acccpuncts
and
Lrttrr
of
Credit
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.
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Rnmmtt9t"t.
Other
Liabilities
to
the
Public
Tout
Liabilities
to
the
Public
.
.
.
.
.
UABIUTIES
TO
THE
SHAREHOLDERS
Capital,
Surplm
and
Undivided
Profm
and
Rcjents
for
Dividend
.
.
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nfiiKni,
tkt
ihmhaUt
"
Voul
Llabiirtirt
u
it
it
Rt,
RESOURCES
To
met!
the
foregoing
Liabilities
the
Bank
bat
Cah
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in
Vaultt
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Money
on
Depmit
with
Bank
of
Canada
f
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