dKi
NOVEMBER
3,
1843
PAGE
TERES
THE
DAILY
NEWS
I
PUBLICITY
TATS
and
'
hu
served
satisfactorily
un
been
in
the
charge
of
a
the
Capitol
Theatre
Sunday
afternoon
owr.
played
Saturday
afternoon
i
in
i
111
n.
la
.
r
f
m
til
the
present
day.
of
capable
nMoaaers.
These
"Cam?
Gaieties"
for
shews
presented
by
the
at
the
military
hospital,
Saturday
1
civil-!
LONDON",
Nov.
3
0
Mrs.
Jack
YALCJV.
before
Throughout
the
years
the
BanlM
have
been
aaset
to
tiM
town,
not
"Camp
Gaieties
of
194Z"
entertainment
night
at
the
ANK
HAS
has
endeavoured
always
to
further
'Which
Had
Busy
Time
;
troupe
from
Vancouver.
ian
workers,
yesterday
afternoon
Lysaght
has
her
$35,000
broach
j
only
through
the
manner
in
The
nroeram
of
the
visitors
was
at
Darrett
point
and
last
night
back
'bat
at
this
writing
they
don't
r
W-V
4
-WT
the
Interests
of
the
community
they
have
directeo
one
of
its
local
know
who
has
returned
It
She
lost
and
it
has
indeed
been
a
partner
j
i
effectively
augmented
by
Gunner
j
at
the
American
camp.
Leicester
Two
days
institutions,
but
because
of
the
;t
in
Square.
BIRIHUAI
in
the
progress
achieved
by
those
Leave
for
Vancouver
After
Filling
Johnny
Basado,
vocalist,
accompanied
later
an
unidentified
ctilld
turned
who
had
the
to
settle
here
part
they
have
taken
in
community
Many
Engagements
Here
courage
by
Les
Furness.
the
broach
in
to
authorities
after
MMtrd
In
IVince
the
of
30
affairs.
The
present
manager
FOR
QUICK
RESULTS
TRY
A
known
in
Brrn
t
during
pioneer
days
Gaieties,'
who
left
its
loss
had
been
made
Thirty
Years
lot
the
office,
O.
11.
8.
Dlackaby.
Capacity
houses
of
soldiers.
The
"Camp
!
the
Baprrt
years
ago.
NEWS
WANT
ADD.
newspapers.
their
return
to
Van
at
last
night
on
turned
out
Since
the
bank
opened,
It
has
;
was
appointed
In
1940.
Millers
and
airmen
,,i
and
twenty-live
.1
'
,
Canadian!
-were
t
;
r
ifwu
real
3:
time
?p
to
iiv
a
I
4orwwtic
.
nr
toy
'jartei
v
w
ik
i
un--,i.uttan
colortlti,
v
-e
t'i
d'CM
,
'i
a
weird
varl-
h
uiie.
ki
Aiurncsn
and
v
.i
i
v
rate
of
ex-uat
U
eoi-,
f
e.-rlr
tVaya
t
dtfltemltjr
)B
...
jiulneai
at
ate
these
con-
v..
ink
of
Montreal
.
.i
d
for
tistnM
mn.
the
bank
the
trader
el
nsiUan
nil
Fa
I"
they
oauW
with
seme
Tliis
money
was
!
bills
In
shwiH
i
later,
cooper
.nown
as
token.
:
.,
,
banking
ays
riOMXK
HANKER
rt
.cntaUon
of
:
Taken
from
picture
shows
first
cah-Mcmtreal,
who
to
iwi.
'untry's
bust
a
a
somd
and
v
v
thai
day
i.,!
lit
of
Montreal
limit
tntermp-
rda,
thrown
uih
booms
ana
.
.!.
panto
ana
...
never
has
..
j
vithoat
tt
k
tietnf
often-
v'an
of
srrcii
nils;,
(be
la
ii.
wot
Una
day
...
in
every
walk
Mi..:nai
omcaf
uniil
today
wttfc
'i!tand
atrong"
H
,
iofdetKtougri
ics
from
coast
;:rlan
Wartime
Roll
i
War
was
at
tts
H
nk
of
Montreal
"-d;h
anniversary
v
as
it
pawns
Its
v
rid
War
II
ati
i
vrar.
Ttireughout
'i
ip
bank
rendered
to
Canada.
To
more
ecwll
tensive
art
t
only
In
Oansda
and
the
United
"Ueds
of
oom-'i.
is
working
with
'
-v
find
ii
'i".
credit
for
war
as
numerous
1
and
financial
i
ting
the
govern-the
promotion
of
snle
al
war
sav-'
I
ocrtifical.es
and
n
whtrh.
as
a
na-".l
institution,
li
"irHie
the
smooth
nation's
economy,
30
Years
llrrr
'
mk
firat
came
to
"
11)10
It
was
lo-
"iM
frame
biillduv;'
-eint
office
on
1
i'-
first
banking
of
shed
in
the
town,
v
'!
time
a
branch
of
H'-'tWh
North
Am
imalgamnted
with
Montreal.
-
A
few
its
establishment
the
"inu
building,
which
'"ted
in
the
previous
I'lfted
and
occupied,
A
4
Jtf
Mm
our
125
Anniversary
Client
,WTfor
humanirv
hive
brichtencd
the
years
of
the
century
and
s
quitter
through
which
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
lived
and
served
.t.
r.n.Ji
Sordid
deeds
of
treachery
and
tyranny
tyranny
cannot
cannot
detract
actraci
from
irom
th
mc
record
'of
'courage,
faith
and
chievcraent
made
by
democratic,
freedom
loving'OMiOW
and
peoples.
ns
vrs
of
the
Dank's
existence,
has
grown
from
a
pioneer
nations
in
wealth,
world-w.de
gravities
colony
to
.
state
great
among
mod
influence..
---m
r?Ar
will
a
wilderness:
with
here
and
there
a
town,
the
BanlTof
beside
Canadians
of
all
generations
Montreal
has
marched,
worked
and
fought
llnce'18i7,'MJ"n
every
nera
oi
cnacavwu
iu
u
r.w
-
B
I
R
An
otf.
iOOth
Birthday,
in
1917,
we
now
find
Canada,
together
with
her
siSter,
tan!6ns
nd
her
allies,
fighting
with
all
her
strength,
but
confidently,
for
freedom
.
ini"i5.tht.frec3orn
hold?.
ao
mr
mm
V
1
H
D
A
Y
1817
3rd
NOVEMBER
1942
We
re-dedicate
on
this
our
125th
Birthday
all
our
accumulated
experience
knowledge,
technical
skill
and
financial
strength
to
the
service
of
Canada;
and
her
citizens.
ALWAYS
SERVING
CANADA
Then
the
Bank
of
Montreal
began
busi
ness
on
November
3,
1817,
the
only
trans-
portation
in
Canada
was
provided
by
horse.
wagon,
stagecoach,
canoe
and
river
packet.
There
was
no
means
of
communication,
ex
cepting
letters
delivered
by
courier.
There
was
no
common
currency.
In
1942,
the
picture
of
Canada
presents
a
modernly
equipped
nation
with
gigantic
industries,
networks
lines,
continental
airlines,
Instantaneous,
communications
between
all
pans
of
the
country
and
with
all
pans
of
the
world,
and
a
stable
system
of
banking
"which
gives
wings
to
commerce..
.
In
this
picture,
builded
into
it
for
twelvel
and
a
half
decades,
generation
after
gener
ation,
stands
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
now;
with
hundreds
of
branches,
strong
with.
youth,
experienced
with
age
still
send
of
railroads
and
motor.
highwaysugreat4.steamshig
ingjnadajn.thi$"Utf5t'tune
of
crisi
BANK
Or
MONTREAL
fcjji!
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BANK
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