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Thursday,
December
2.
1948
PRESIDENTS
JOB
BABY'S
0
Venerefe!
Diiedse
tl
Rampant
In
Alaka.
JUNEAU
Vent
?eal
disease
fates
in
Alaska
havp
crniu
COOK'S
MEMORY
HONOLULlf
Vessels
of
the
Royal
Canadian
visum
at
15
K
Hawaii
recently,
honored
the!
Setter
to
ie
Corporation
Lawyer,
Sports
Promoter,
of
Eestadrant
Opef
atof
increased'
during
the
past
ten
years,
&ecdrttihfc
td
a
feriott
submitted
bv
Dr.
c.
Parti
i.
of
Ketchikan,
who"
was
well
acquainted
with
the
pioneer
misionary
-of
the
north.
It
was
In
October
1857,
feev.
William
Duncanv
from
England,
took
charge
ef
the
mission
for
Tsimpsean
tribes
of
British
Columbia
at
the
local
Metlakatla.
Later,
he
journeyed
to
Washington,
and
made
arrangements
to
move
his
followers
to
another
Metlakatla,
this
time
In
Alaska.
It
has
since
beme
qait
a
progressive
own.
Father
Duncan
died
In
1918.
Reminiscences
E
,w.j.
end
Re
flections
j
'brecht,
fcommissioner
of
Health,
FATHER
DUNCAN
MEMORIALIZED
Services
Held
at
Metla-
,
l.atla,
Alaska
The
memory
o;
Father
Duncan,
who
founded
the
natite
vil'.age
of
Metlakatla,
across
the
rmrbtfr
from
Prince
Rupert,,
was
ob.serted
feeently
at
New
Metlakatla
in
AlSSkSj
near
Keteh!-ka-i.
The
m?morlal
service
was
conducted
by
R"v.
E.
P.
KcttM
stadt
of
Palo
AHo(
California.
At
the
evening
service,
the
speaker
was
Robert
Tomltnson
to
the
Alaska
Board
bf
Health.
Man?
adults
during
their
most
useful
years'
hive
beert
fcrihhiM
NEW
YORK
A
good
rorpof-acion
lawyer,
a
live
sports
pro-motor
or
restaurant
operator
an
make
fftOre
money
thta
fsidertt
Trttmsn
and
have
memory
Of
Captain
athe
Cook
British
riaVal
o-flce"r,
wh
dl.'
tovered
the
group
of
Islands
and
was
killed
there
by
natives
in
February
1779
this
was
at
KeaiakekUa
Bay
Ort
the
wesfprri
hore.
the
destroyers
H.M.C.S.
Crescent,
one
dt
the
five'shipi
rom
Canada
in
Hawaiian
waters,
ylslted
the
Bay
where
serves
were
held
at
the
Cook
C
ming
up!
Coming
up!
file?-
t
ioi
Sir,"
after
hearing
him
and
i-y
hotel
65
St'coiid
Av-1
retired
to
fhef2itt
on
the
beau-
while
Infants
have
become'
blind
of
filefl.
much
more
fun
and
Infinitely
iess
anxiety,
worry
and
responsibility,
j
ei:
I
Skeena
Highway
to
be
i
ty
of
humility,
orte
might
have
pert
hed
until
it
shines!
People
had
reason
to
despair
of
the
"wh'.
had
beefl
living
within
'
juture
of
England.
ea.
distance
'
Of
'
Vaneattvif
pla
nlng
on
moving'
to
within'
It
used
to
be
said
of
Victoria
a
f
w
linudred
miles
of
Prince,
that
the
town
ws
ottif-t
sort
'n".l
tab,
i,.,
The
main
agricultural
crops
of
Formosa
are
cane
sugar
and
rice.
The
president's
salary
is
Many
Borneo
natives
grow
rich
from
collecting
edible
birds'
nests.
j
$73,000
but
when
he
has
paid
his
income
tax
and
all
the
ex
.
:
:
:
'
,
:
ZjnJ.
Ru.srt!
of
place.
But
when
a
mart,
Mr.
Speni?r
for
example,
eould
found
a
small
business
within
penses
of
his
personal
staff
and
household,
he
has
about
$10,000
net
salary
for
personal
and
family
needs.
6
fuegles
In
China,
the
birth
of
,
babe
who
may
live
to
as-,
us
amn
ana
a
IT
generations
Hours
are
long
and
respons-;
cffi
:
the
throne'
of
feritain.
the'iater.
6611
tne
'ork
Iot
abtfut
eis:
sanation
of
Mahatma
Can-
seventeen
millions,
there
must
dh
Harry
Trtfttan's
whirlwind
have
been
something
there.
ibility
tremendous.
The
chief
writes
his
name
on
docMments
about
400
limes
vie!
ry
strikes
and
more
srtikes
the
Communist
headache
may
Prin(
Rupert
lep.-hed
this
dallf.
Every
flay
he
shake
be
.laid
to
have
been
some
of
weeK
lnal
m01e
PeP'e
are
ar-
hands
about
twenty
time.
At
tire
nighliijhts
in
1948
so
far,
as
ranShg
to
settle
in
the
roomy
retentions,
the
handshake
tad
the
twelfth
and
last
month
and
fertile
country
that
cart
be
be
anywhere
from
1,608
loot)
conihences.
Tot
can't
call
it
accurately
described
as
Central
times.
During
a
winter
there
a
x
'ar
to
be
partiriflarly
grate-
British
Coiuintfca.
Thf.y
are
not
can
be
At
least
half
a
dcttett
f
ul
ror,
or
happy
over.
A
little
strangers
to
the
province,
they
receptions'.
The
President
fs
goo
.
.was
mixed
with
coi.sider-
are
onIv
Setting
armthd
to
the
supports
r4
kW
gve'fy
affair
abii
woe.
conviction
that
somfr
districts
0f
ahy
importance
and
mtist
in
B.
C.
are
to
be
preferred
to
answer
all
tjttestiofiS
without
any
hesitation.
He
eahmtt
say
he
does
not
know.
He
must
sign
every
legislative
act,
and
be
able4to
explain
all
about
it
as
well
as
saying
why
he
signed
it.
-
s
r
W
WROTE
wn6TEv
w
.Jit?
w
qthers.
It's
a
;:ne
ziiing
to
be
T
its
story
Is
late
for
Educa-
blessed
with
good
judgment.
lior
Week,
but
H
will
serve.
The
.
pre.
ident
of
the
Society
for
the
New
Hvdrographic
ftefntion
of
Corporal
Punish-
c.
,
K.
T
n
W.t
in
Schools
is
Eric
Wild-
SfUP
IMearly
Keady
ma.
,
doins
business
Ki
England.
OTTAWA
The
new
500-ton
Wi'a
a
choice
assortment
of
ihip,
the
C.G.S.
"Cartier,"
will
canes
and
an
eye
for
sales,
he
-hortly
be
In
commission,
it
is
calkd
at
a
school
to
display
announced.
She
is
140
feet
long
and
lecture.
A
class
seized
and
is
the
first
diesel
driven
hirr.
and
gave
him
seven
sound
ship
of
the
hydrographic
fleet
strckes
with
one
of
his
own
of
a
doSeri
crarv
The
little
ves-j
can"s.
Perhaps
all
this
was
not
sel
can
Work
equally
well
in
the
acceding
to
Hoyle,
but
it
was
semi-tropical
warmth
of
the'
nevertheless,
a
healthy
sian.
Gulf
Stream
or
in
th
npnr'
TiliS
DILLION-DOLLAH
STODY
CANADA
HAS
LONG
SUMMER
Mildest
Weather
For
This
Time
in
Memory
of
Pioneers
J
WINNIPEG
Until
late
autumn,
the
prairies
enloyed
the
mildest
weather
In
the
hiemory
of
old-timers.
Dandelions
were
noted
and
golfers
were
ov.t
oi:
the
links
In
Edmonton
end
H
.
u
r
i
t
u"
natIn
df
?'
tOW:nS
Pub,ic
i,lslilutilMl
huiidrcdj
f)f
million
of
dcllars
W
he
I.00.000
Other
customers,
hard
at
work
m
1948
.
.
.
a
lhe
Atlantic
to
t!
Pacific.
helping
Canadians
in
walk
of
lift
to
make
better
a
evt?y
That's
klHnp
of
.
a
the
,M
wAW
I
,
Hail
the
class
said
"Thank
Arctic
waters
att
Labrador.
'
'
-
'
,
.
.
.
,
.
future
for
themselves
and
for
Canada.
Vr
"
sav,n8s
th
of
your
contribution
to
CMaii
f
fere
is
the
money"
that
makes
thc
wheels
of
commerce
jIZJjiOm
turn
...
that
provides
thousands
of
business
progress
added
to
that
of
100,00(1
other
Canadian
in
the
B
of
M
family.
aigary.
Tne
latter
city
en-
CJf?iCkS
,"nterPrises
from
the
largest
corporation
-.tsSSk
ffA
r.
tUa
e,ti
.
:
t
...
BofM
depositors'
savinf
your
Joyed
one
of
the
longest
and
!
brightest.
Indian
snmmarc
-
sj
tvillj
v
nw
junutji
mic-man
snow
with
the
credit
they
need
to
carrv
on
from
dav
tr
djv
savings
thus
play
a
vital
part
maintaining
our
high
Canadian
standai
Around
the
lakehead,
butter-
To
citizens
on
salaries
.
.
to
farmers
with
sf'awin.il
t-
1k.v.
j'.Afm
irwss
?
'
fr"7.
VwA
lLiesw
ere
not
uncommon
and
In
of
Imng
and
in
making
Canada
the
third
greatest
.a
lilac
trees
were
In
bloom
Brantford,
Ont.,
chrysantt.e-
trading
natton
of
the
world.
Ves,
by
saving
at
tire
BofM
todar
ihcornes
.
.'.
to
merchants,
manufacturers,
businessmen
in
every
worthwhite
line
of
endeavour
...
to
municipalities,
school
boards
and
l
inums
were
seen.
Weather
ex
vfUi
WW
i
,.
you
ate
helping
to
builJ
the
greaicf
governments
.
.
to
churches,
vS
.
hospitals
and
all
types
of
'i-rfys
uanaaa
ot
tomorrow,
Mt
'C
securing
your
own
future.
perts
explained
that
the
griot
feurrents
of
air
which,
as
a
rule.-sweep
eastward
across
southern
Canada
and
the
Great
I-akes
bringing
icy
Polar
air
moved
across
regions
much
farther
,.
T'
'Mtr
-
J
1
n
nZrt&s
-0,tl
norm,
leaving
-.ne
smricny
parts
of
the
country
to
bask
m
almost
spring-like
weather.
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
Is
It
all
right
for
a
oef-
son
to
finger
thing
ou
Lhe
table
Guring
a
meal,
his
glass,
knife,
fork,
etc.?
.
A.
No;
the
oniy
things
this
Indicate
are
nervousness
antl
Self-eonsciousnesS.
It
Is
also
TT777TTTlllilllV,x
-
'
k
I
l
ir'
"
v
x
,.
Ind
4r
JfT)
f)
tery
annoying
to
other
guest.
XiCW
You'll
discover
the
jov
of
mi
WHAT
THE
B
of
M
HAS
TO
MEET
ItS
OftUSATfONS:
CZZ
HM-ndine
a
winter
Iiolwlav
in
&JZ
c,ima,e
Hhen
you
stay
at
the
a
person
who
.
jjoisred
and
per-,
lectly
at
eastt.
will
not
do
So.
'
Q.
Is
It
obligatory
that
a
gifl
Secretary
send
her
employer
a
wedding
present?.
.
A.
Not
unless
she
receiver!
art
irtvitatiofi
to
the
wedding.
'
.l'.J4aJ.
IT!
i-
,T
.
,.
-
...
ri-fcr'
----
"'1
"n-i
I"
tvergrcen
it
toria!
WHAT
THE
B
of
M
OWES
TO
OTHER!:
CtOSTI:
While
many
business
firms,
manufaiturers,
merchants,
farmers
and
people
in
every
type
of
business
have
lare
deposits
with
the
B
of
M,
the
hulk
of
the
money
on
deposit
with
the
Bank
is
the
wvmcs
of
well
over
a
milli.m
private
cititenS.
the
trtal
of
all
deposits
is
,
.
.
,
rOTf$;
BofM
bills
in
circulation,
which
are
pavable
on
presentation
imount
to
.
...
Otktt
UitlLimSl
Mfwltaneou
ittm
reptnt-
All
winter
kmg,
no
crtlief
spot
la
'
Canada
rm
match
it
for
warm,
"T"
bunny,
days
.
.
,
stimulatinji.
sea
Q.
Which
is
the
correct
form,'
i
want
to
see
you,"
or
"I
wish
to
see
you?"
A.
"
H
wish
toee
yon".iS
correct.
Wish
espiesses
desire,
warit
implies
lack.
CaSH;
The
B
of
M
has
cah
in
its
vaults
and
money
fin
dersit
ith
the
Bank
of
CmUi
amountinS
to
MOMfr
in
tlie
Uwn
of
notes
of,
cheques
on,
and
depoiits
with
othtt
banks
.
.
,
,
IHVESTUtHTS:
The
fs
of
M
ha,
ever
,
hillinn
dollars
invested
in
hiph
frade
j:fvernment
honds
and
other
public
securities,
which
have
a
readv
market.
l
isted
j
t
he
Ariik's
books
a
Bfe,
;rtt,
Am
tlnir
mMet
tdne.
they
aimxmttn
,
.
.
"
.
The
BofM
has
othef
bonds,
dc-fientures
nd
stocks,
representing
in
iare
measure
assistance
to
industry
for
plant
development
iri
iht
f..st
ar
P"wd.
These
investments
re
tarried
...
CU
tOaWS:
The
BofM
tm
call
lows
which
are
full)
protected
by
quickly
saleahlc
securities.
These
loans
amount
to
S
211,721,990.06
iU,totf,3S0.99
1,003,513,919.08
129,03?,998.R9
M,177,91R.no
'
l.reer.es
...
Old
Englisli
hospitality!
I
I
v
i.njoy
golf
.
.
.
tennis
.
.
j
.
winter
swimming
in
a
wanned
Hcaowjiw
mainly
commitments
undertaken
bv
the
Bank
,JfJ
tin
behulf
of
imtrmiers
in
thtit
foreijin
and
dofiiestic
j
1
trade
transactions
&m-
.
"V-
"tit
an-iiig
,
1
ptol.
At
the
ivy-Hail
Empress
Hotel
Sl,9(,4il.l'i
you
II
find
t'liarming
hmxiif.
tas'i
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
tto.
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
cuisiiw
and
the
tradilionally
TOTAL
OF
WHAT
Till:
BofM
tWtS
ITi
DrPOSlTOftS
AND
OTfll
RS
TO
PAY
AM.
IT
OVCTS,
THE
BofM
HAS
TOTAL
Rl
SOl'RCKS.
AS
SHOWN
ON
THE
IE
FT
Sii)K
Or
THIS
STATEMENT,
AMOUNTING
TO
......
.
WHKJH
MEANS
THAT
THE
8
trf
M
WlAS
RI
SOt.RCls;
OVER
AND
ABOVE
WHAT
IT
OW
t.S,
AMOUNTING
TO
i;Wt,i),
finn
Canadian
Pacific
te'i
,
,
Bcrvice.
j
l&-
H'.IW.-'!
What
ftnef
fift
tha
a
gift
lor
the
home
.
.
.
one
the
whole
larnily
can
enjoj.
II
o
yhich
can
MUkly
be
turned
into
cash,
corer
7K
Oi
,rf
,
that
the
Rmk
owe,
f
thl.
puWif.
Tltrst
.,mck
aft,..
o
l&iNS;
During
the
CTr,
many
million
of
dollari
t!
CI"
f"
husimi5
and
"lus"
enterprises
j
Dining
Room
Suiter.
This
figure
f
$82,939.240.M
Is
made
up
of
monrv
subs,
ribed
hs
the
and,
to
some
exn-nt,
of
profits
whi.h
h.v
from
time
to
time
hr
pl...eHW
M
business
to
hfo..dtn
the
Bank't
services
and
to
pve
added
protection
iot
tl
'
laWNG$
After
paying
all
overhead"
expenses,
includina
staff
salaries,
bonuses
and
contributions
to
the
Pension
fund,
and
after
'
maKtni!
Provision
fir
riin..n.;.,
i
I
.t
I.
Dinette
Suites,
Chesterfield
Suite
rt
n
.
.
it
.
w
Mety
Kind
fo
farmers,
fhCr-
I
men.
Iumfxrm,n
,.;J
i
...i...
.
...
'
,
li
-
to
cituens
in
all
I
-s
i
lk
of
l,te,
and
to
Provincial
and
MunUin-d
Ealj
Governments
and
School
Districts.
These
ioans
now
Ji
j,
ivials
ana
stair
Carpets.
J
Odd
Chairs,
Smoker
Tables,
End
Tables,
Ches-
i
y
terfield
Tables
and
Coffeo
Z
Tables.
Lane
Cedar
Chest,,
456,26424
.22
2,980,000
lare
cities
from
toast
to
coast
,he
fiof
"
M
serve
-i
:f
.
..
,
....
.,ullluut,
miu
inr
ucprt-i
larion
01
imiiiv
pfeiniscs,
f
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earning
tot
the
twelve
rnonths
ended
October
30th,
1948,
of
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f
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and
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Profits
Taxes
and
Provincial
Taxes
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Net
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,
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to
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to
Profit
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l
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Mattress,
Restniore
Mattress,
Blankets,
Bed
Throws,
Down
Comforters,
Bed
Sheets
and
Pillow
Cases.
Everything
for
your
dows.
Imported
and
domestic
Inlaid
Llnoieum
in
Colors
that
will
please
you.
Many
father
items
.
.
.
ask
us
please
we
are
here
to
serve
yon.
Phone
775
327
3rd
Avenue
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metal
moulding
for
home-craft
use.
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to
cut
and
easy
to
instal.
Supplied
in
eight
practical
shapes
to
suit
every
home
need
No
special
tools
required.
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HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
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