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DAILY
EDITION
A
Bank's
Birthday
.
.
.
Tuesday.
November
3,
1942
EDITORIAL
A
Month
and
23
Days
.
.
.
"Good!
Just
a
month
and
twenty-three
days
to
Christmas!!"
It
was
refreshing
to
hear
one
of
our
newsboys
in
joyful
anticipation
proclaim
that
as
he
waited
for
his
papers
yesterday
afternoon.
It
was
a
happy
indication
that
for
the
very
young
at
least
one
good
old
idea
retains
its
appeal
in
these
days
of
care
and
materialism
when
a
lot
of
us
are
worrying
honestly
about
the
war
and
legitimate
undertakings
while
others
of
us
are
engaged
more
than
ever
in
the
pursuit
of
seeing
how
best
we
can
do
for
ourselves
out
of
the
world
s
travail.
Is
it
good
for
us
to
reflect
that
in
our
land
the
children
can
still
think
joyfully
of
Christmas
the
season
of
goodwill.
They
can
plan,
even
in
a
restricted
measure,
the
l
pleasures
of
giving
and
anticipate
in
their
innocent
way
,
the
joy
of
receiving.
They
have
not
as
yet
at
least
been
subjected
to
the
physical
horrors
and
the
mental
hope-'
lessness
of
war
under
which
even
Christmas
seems
to
mean
nothing.
Yes,
it
is
good
that
our
children
at
least
can
still
look
forward
to
the
wholesome
and
pleasant
joys
of
the
Christmas
season.
We
can
only
hope
that
we
shall
continue
blessed
as
we
are
in
being
a
country
where
the
good
Christmas
season
can
still
prevail
in
the
manner
to
which
we
and
our
children
have
become
accustomed,
a
manner
than
which
we
know
no
other.
Fortunate
should
we
consider
ourselves
that
there
is
still
a
place
for
Santa
Claus
here.
The
Bank
of
Montreal
todav
celebrates
the
125th
anniversary
of
its
founding.
We
may
have
no
particular
e,
a
measure
of
credit
for
the
service
they
afford
their
customers
individually,
because
in
general
and
the
country
by
and
large
in
helping
to
maintain
confidence
and
an
even
financial
keel.
Had
it
not
been
for
the
service
rendered
by
the
banks,
the
stability
they
have
maintained
through
times
of
prosperity
and
through
times
of
almost
fiscal
despair
we
can
imagine
the
people
of
this
Dominion
might
have
suffered
a
good
deal
of
inconvenience
if
not
actual
hardship.
Here
is
Prince
Rupert
the
standard
of
the
Canadian
banking
system
has
been
and
is
being
maintained
in
a
creditable
and
pleasant
manner.
In
this
spirit,
we
feel
it
is
not
out
of
place
for
us
to
extend
congratulations
today
to
the
Bank
of
Montreal
on
its
125th
anniversary.
Housing
Rentals
.
.
.
Complaints
persist
of
rentals
here
for
wartime
bousing
accommodation
being
inequitable
with
those
pre-
!1?
f
TT
n
1
il
il
s
vauing
in
Vancouver,
evidently
mere
is
a
considerable
measure
of
justification
to
those
complaints.
The
only
defence
appears
to
be
that
it
costs
more
to
build
wartime
houses
here
than
it
does
in
Vancouver.
Possibly
it
does.
Possibly
it
doesn't
very
much.
That
question,
how-;
ever,
is
beside
the
point
It
should
not
be
the
determining
factor.
If
the
wages
for
the
renters
are
no
higher
here
than
in
Vancouver,
it
does
not
seem
reasonable
that
the
rentals
charged
the
workers
should
be
higher.
When
it
is
so
difficult
as
it
is
to
get
labor
to
come
here
for
essential
war
industries,
which
claim
they
are
hampered
by
a
severe
shortage
of
men,
it
does
not
seem
fitting
that
a
government
organization,
supposedly
interested
in
getting
the
fullest
measure
of
production,
should
in
this
manner
hamper
its
own
effort.
This
is
apart
from
the
justifiable
complaint
that
it
is
not
fair
anvway.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY
50
STRONG
STURDY
CARD
TABLES,
assorted
models
and
colors.
Cash
price
from
$l!.1jr
-
9:1.75
-
JM.U5
327
3rd
Avenue.
MUY
THIRD
VICTORY
LOAN
BONDS
rbone
775
ROYAL
CHARTER
OF
CANADA'S
OLDEST
BANK
The
Royal
Charter
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
was
granted
kgr
His
Majesty
King
William
IV
Preserved
In
the
Basic's
ma
the
aetata!
charier
is
a
narrhment
document
of
five
measuring
WxM"
each.
As
pictured
here,
me
four
top
Prce:
SERVICE
Old
and
New
BY
AIR
Prince
Rupert
Cannot
Get
It
For
Time
Beinj
SMITH
ERS,
Nov.
5
A"ffetgU
$
announcement
that
Canadian
Pa-
erfic
Airlines
Limited
would
shortly
!
start
a
shuttle
plane
service
tabling
in
impottant
points
between
George
and
Smithers
was
premature,
according
to
Walter
brief
for
the
banks.
We
may
feel
that
their
service
may
Gilbert.
merintendent
of
the
ax:.
not
be
an
altogether
unselfish
one.
However,
we
do
feel
!
division
of
the
ine.
that
this
and
the
other
banks
of
Canada
are
entitled
to
I
peaWng
on
the
matwr.
Mr.
Gilbert
revealed
that
CPAL
had
been
approached
legardlng
a
service
to
Prince
Rupert,
to
meet
the
heavy
demands
on
transporta
tion
to
that
city.
Fog.
and
lack
of
proper
equipment
precluded
the
possibility
of
any
urh
service
on
the
coast
at
this
time.
However,
Mr
Gilbert
made
a
trip
to
Prince
George
and
through
to
Terrace
to
explore
the
posit
bility
of
such
a
plane
service
being
established
out
of
Prince
George
and
linking
Prince
Rupert.
He
spent
Dearly
two
weeks
on
this
trip
and
was
highly
impressec
by
the
work
being
carried
out
in
that
section
of
the
country
and
the
manner
In
which
it
might
lend
itself
to
such
a
plane
service.
Mr.
Gilbert
has
made
a
report
to
CPAL
offices
on
the
situation
and
that
is
as
far
as
it
has
gone.
NAZI-HUNS
TRICKS
The
homes
of
three
of
RumU'i
greatest
artist.
Tolstoy.
Tchaikovsky
and
Chekkov.
have
been
destroyed
by
thr
Nazis.
a-
vV
5s
n
are
folded
down
to
disclose
the
King's
Seal,
which,
made
of
wax
weighing
nearly
a
pound,
is
attached
to
the
document
by
a
41k
cord
and
eadoaed
in
a
metal
box
to
prevent
Injury.
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Septic
Tank
Facilities
at
Rmh-biook
Heights
Ileing
Doubled
Cmriittre31ikrs.
Report
and
Mr.
Christie,
encineer
fur
nilUT
;
Wartime
Housing,
In
connection
HUH
1
;
with
the
making
of
its
investiga-
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Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
Nov.
3.
1917-Italians
retreated
beyond
the
Taellamento
Rivfr
Oerrruns
claimed
capture
of
120
000
prisoners
and
more
than
1CD0
guns
to
date.
French
advanced
in
Chemin
des
Dames
area
J.
M.
S.
Loubser
I.C.
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CHIROPRACTOR
Wallace
Block
Phone
641
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
By
DOROTHY
OARBLTT,
llmlru
The
other
night
I
asked
Jack
Keasi
if
he
would
(tv
me
.me
:
his
poems
for
(Ms
column
Yi.-i
remember
Jaek
he
used
to
recite
Jus
poems
over
the
air
when
we
had
the
At
Your
8ervice
program
on
the
radio
from
the
Y
hu.
last
summer.
Well.
Just
to
how
what
a
nice
sort
of
ttd
he
Is
'hey
Jack,
do
you
mind
briog
called
cd?
Jack
gave
me
one
of
hU
brand
new
pieces
and
I
realty
feel
highly
honored.
Incidentally,
Jack
is
only
19
and
hails
from
Onelph.
Ontario.
His
poem
foMows
MEANWHILE
FOROET
Today
I
wandered
aimlessly;
Among
the
rocks
beside
the
shore.
And
knew
the
former
Hberty
We
mortals
knew
before
the
war
The
battle
strife,
the
grim
routine.
Were
gone
amid
this
peaceful
And
as
the
UmnM
morning
sun
Cast
vrvtd
rays
across
the
sky.
The
creamy
clouds
In
union.
LA
mystic
angels
stealing
by
;
In
scarlet,
pink
ami
amethyst,
Engulfed
the
rising
morning
mist.
I
;
I
wandered
as
a
stranger
there.
Amid
a
wanton
wonderland.
And
hid
the
worried
.worldly
care
Beneath
my
footprints
in
the
I
wau-hed
the
waves
on
swUt
parade,
nd
heard
the
mom
rag
But
then
the
peaceful
reverie
That
held
me
m
obihrtsn.
Was
broken
by
the
imsldry
That
Issued
from
a
distant
fan.
The
serenade
had
!
But
now
my
hopeful
Yes.
hare
a
placid
beauty
lay
At
early
morn,
or
eventide.
This
was
the
peace
of
yesterday.
The
peace
w
mortals
ainetifM.
But
now
forget
We
must
erase
The
sacred
mewTy
of
the
jslae.
So
let
as
turn
toward
the
foe.
Forget
the
beaatjr
and
forsake
'The
creamy
e
loads,
the
Ho.
Materials
not
being
available
at
niM
u
at
stake,
this
time
for
the
project
of
eon-
We
right
the
battle
of
the
age
strutting
a
pipe
sewer
from
the
To
our
heritaa.
Rushbrooks
i
(eight
industrial
reel-
dentiai
area
'
til
if
tidewater,
the
doubling
of
septlef
tank
capacity
with
improvement
in
Altering
snd
drainage
Is
being
proceeded
with
as
a
means
of
satisfactorily
takint
care
of
sewage
disposal
there,
the
civic
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
advised
the
chamber
at
Its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night.
The
sewage
disposal
situation
from
Rush
brook
Heights
bad
been
complained
of
at
a
recent
meeting
of
But
someday
when
tag
Or.
And
Anxious
warfare
is
Well
walk
beside
the
ae
And
coronate
our
beauty
spat
When
trouble
end
Well
strati
m
ewlssting
peace.
JOHN
R.
KHA8T
'
Royal
Canadian
Artillery,
(iRRAT
TREK
K
F.RS
American
Indians
of
the
great
the
chamber
and
the
commltte
j
platas
region
mere
had
been
instructed
to
consult
adic
in
character.
'
with
Dr
John
Mac
Donald,
medi-
cal
health
officer,
on
the
matter.
As
for
sewage
disposal
from
the
new
restdentml
projects
of
Wartime
Housing
tn
Sfotion
5
and
6
the
committee
reported
that
it
was
assured
this
eould
be
adequate:,
hamttedjby
the
existing
trunk
average
system
serving
those
arp
An
Inspection
had
been
made
the
vicinity
of
Seal
Cove
Soho:
:
where
complaints
Ttad
been
ma'
of
disagreeable
drainage
rone1.:
tkms
but
no
objections
We
otfv
had
been
found.
The
civic
committee
making
t
reinvestigation
consisted
of
W
M
Watts.
Frank
Dibb
and
G.
R
B
Blackaby.
The
committee
acknowledged
courtesies
of
City
Commissioner
D.
J.
Mathcson,
Dr.
Ma-Donald.
the
medical
health
officer
chiefly
nam
IlROTIIUtS-I.V-TltFF
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than
half
a
6wn
separate
races
of
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