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TWO
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Friday,
September
5,
1924.
TENTH
.cf
the
series
.dealing
witk
the
establishment
of
the
Bank
or
Montreal
at
representative
t
points
in
Canada
and
elsewhere.
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Threadnecdle
Street,
In
the
old
Gty
section
oT
London,
the
financial
heart
of
the
British
Empire,
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
been
representing
the
Interests
of
Canada
since
1870.
Its
first
London
office
was
located
at
27
Lombard
Street.
Later
the
Bank
established
an
office
at
47
Threadneedle
Street
E.C,
after,
wards
extending
its
services
to
the
Pall
Mall
section
of
London
by
creating
an
Important
branch
at
Waterloo
Place
in
the
heart
of
the
theatre
and
shopping
districts.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
over
IOO
years
Total
Assets
m
excess
of
iG50.ooo.ooo
"His
Master's
Voice'SVictor
Records
make,
in
co
in
p
a
r
a
b
1
e
presents
for
all
occasions.
Delivery
arrant.d
to
all
parts
of
the
Dotn.u.n.
19387
Celling
the
waterfront
boys
and
no.
vaccination
seems
proof
against
the
itch
to
go
faster
than
the
other
chap.
-
ONE
of
the
amusements
at
a
restaurant'
is
litsening
to
the
foifp.
THE
reason
so
many
iharrieil
women
hob
their
hair
is
because
their
husbands
advise
them
not
lo
do
it.
They
have
to
preserve
their
individuality.
-
I
AM
looking
for
the
exhibi
lion
tins
year
to
break
a
lot
of
records.
Something
has
to
gel
broken
in
this
bally
town.
-
WHAT
will
the
American
newspapers
have
to
tell
their
readers
when
the
Prince
of
Wales
goes
home?
THE
situation
,
in
China
grave.
tomorrow
it
will
graves.
Rock-a-Bye
My
Baby
Blues
Waltz
The
Troubadours
Tears
of
Happiness
Waltz
The
Benson
Orchestra
of
Chicago
"Rork-a-Bye
My
Baby
Blue."
In
an.eicHlent
waits
In
tb
popular
manner,
Willi
a
yodel
refrain
based
Ca
"Euunrtt'i
Lullaby'i-.Teart
oi
llappiuew
ban
plenty
uf
hi
inga.
"Ilia
Muter'
VoL"-Vktor
Record
No.
li7
At
lag
"His
MairterV
Voic&tealersl
Victor
Talking
Machine
Comparry-
His
Master's
Voice-
tor
100
is
be
IF
things
don't,
come
your
way,
t
would
be
wise
to
go
after
hem.
A
PHILOSOPHER
declares
that
he
would
not
like
to
say
all
trout
fishermen
are
liars.
The.
difliculty
is
that
so
many
liars
go
fishing.
A
MAIDEN
walked
along
'
the
street
Demure
as
any
should
And
very
soon
she
ehanced
to
meet
A
lad,
as
any
would.
Hy
mutual
consent
they
stopped;
As
slop
such
people
will,
And
there
they
talked
and,
talked
and
talked
And
talked
and
talked
until.
Just
Out!
Fox
Trots
by
the
World's
Best
Dance
Orchestras!
Amazing
Fox
Trots,
both
of
them
played
by
orchestras
that
are
famous
from
coast
to
coast.
Good
numbers
made
better
by
good
orchestras
a
standard
of
reproduction
which
only
"His
Master's
Voice"-Victor
can
offer
you
for
through
this
.medium
the
first
rank
artists
of
all
the
world
place
their
best
at
your
disposal.
Ask
to
hear
the
following
record
expect
as
much
as
you
like
you
won't
be
disappointed.
(Hinky
Dinky
Parlay
Voo
Fox
Trot
10405;,
,
..
Jan
Carber
and
His
Orchestra
UJS;
You'll
r
Never
Get
to
Heaven
with
Those
Eyes
Fox
Trot
George
Olsen
and
His
Music
Other
Fox
Trots
Just
Out
Good-niftht,
Sleep
Tight-
Fox
Trot
19362,
I'm
Haunted
by
That
Swanee
River
Song
FOX
Trot
Waring'.
I'tnnsylvanLn
Smoulli
fo
trciu.
full-lmmionjird.
with
nuppy
banjo
work
mnd
vitor-w.
4di
trumpjt.
A
vocal
refrain
in
the
tint
u
br
Tom
WmL;
Eju.dlit
ilancw
(or
ll
never
and
the
older
tr(.
V
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"HU
Maatrr't
Voice"Victur
Record
No.
June
Night
Fox
Trot
to-jon
Waring'i
Pennsylvarmns
19380
Only
You-Fox
Trot
International
Novelty
Orchestra
Mdodioiw
fox
toU.
"June
Night"
Uai
,iue
rxJk.-lik
rkythwa
aoraetbint
ver
welcome
In
the
lox
trot.
"Oiilr
You"
Iron
"111
S
line
la
kai
a
tendr
vocal
refrain.
"Ill
Matter's
Volce"-Vlctor
Record
No.
1M
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MIL
THE
DAILY
WEVS
Friday.
S'pi..inWi-
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The
Daily
News
i
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
PRINCE
UUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
i
SAYS:-
I
Published
Every
Afternoon,
excspt
Sunday,
the
Prince
IT'S
all
right
for
children
to
DRINK
"CASCADE"
THE
BETTER
BEER
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
correct
their
parents,
put
not
in
II.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
public.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KDITIO.f
BSB
THE
speed
bup
seems
to
be
Supreme
in
name
Supreme
in
flavor.
A
DELICIOUS
BEVERAGE
Free
Coupons
in
every
tin
r
ititling
you
to
beautiful
china
cups
ami
saucer.
ASK
FOR
"SUPREME."
I
Ten
Years
Ago
1
in
Plince
Kupert
September
5,
1914.
The
Boanl
of
Trade,
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night
discussed
the
failure
of
holh
pro
vincial
ami
federal
depart
ments
of
puhlic
works
lo
go
on
with
work
planned
here.
It
was
decided
to
instruct
the
secretary
lo
write
Jo
both
departments
in
order
to
ascertain
definitely
what
was
to
he
done.
A
number
of
ladies
of
the'eity
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
11.
L.
Mcintosh
yesterday
lo
make
plans
for
lied
Gross
work
here.
Committee
were
formed
and
the
fir.sl
effort
willSake
the
form
of
a
patriotic
concert.
The
first
.ifculnr
passenger
train
from
I'rihce
(Seorge
ar
rived
sharn
on
time
at
6
o'clock
last
nigld.
The
passenger
equipment
consisted
of
a
first
class
passenger
couch
and
a
sleeper.
SMITHERS
Miss
Muriel
Slepliens
has
gone
lo
Prince
Rupert
to
enter
St
Joseph
s
Academy.
The
schools
have
re-opened
for
the
Fall
term,
and
a
large
number
of
new
pupils
have
made
their
appearance.
Two
former
teachers
are
hac
in
the
persons
of
Miss
Fellerhy
principal,
ami
Miss
llanna,
who
will
again
leach
grades
5
and
C.
Miss.
M.
Fawcell
of
Vancouver,
has
charge
of
(he
primary
grades
while
I'.
Ilendle
who
formerly
taught
at
South
Itulkley
will
supervise
the
work
Of
grades
three
and
four.
The
High
School
has.
a
heavy
enrollment,
and
the
.school
hoard
has
been
success
fjil
:Jn
'securin
the
eryices
;aa
priincipar'of,.
Crocket
who
ha's
had
a
wide
leaching
experience
in
eastern
Canada,
and
abroad.
TERRACE
NOTES
Miss
Dewar
of
Victoria
is
leaching
at
Copper
River
this
year.
Kllwood
Hrook.4
spent
the
week
end
in
Prince
Rupert,
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wilson
of
Reipo
was
the
guest
of
Mrs,
T,
J.
Marsh
for
a
few
days
this;week.
J.
Clark
of
Pacific
was
in
town
on
Sunday.
Hilly
Watt
relumed
to
Terrace
on
Monday
after
spending
the
summer
on
tlie
prairie.
Oeo.
Anderson
accompanied
his
father
ami
mother
to
Rupert
on
Sunday,
returning,
to
Terrace.
Monday
night.
.
.
Mrs.
Harry
King
who
has
been
visiting
her
sister
in
Telkwa
relumed
home
al
Hie
beginning
of
the
week.
'
A.
K.
Olson
of
Remo
had
Hm
misfortune
In
have:
his
horse
killed
on
the
railroad
last
.wqek.,
Miss
Mayne
Dohb,
who
spent
Why
"Cascade"?
Because
Cascade
Beer
has
now
reached
the
highest
peak-of
perfection
nothing
has
been
left
undone
that
would
add
to
its
quality.
The
most
elaborate
machinery
known
to
the
science
of
brewing
has
been
installed
every
process
in
the
brewing
is
supervised
personally
by
a
brewmaster
of
forty
years'
experience
every
precaution
is
taken
to
keep
our
product
absolutely
pure.
In
fact,
everything
that
human
intelligence
can
contrive
is
done
to
place
"Cascade
Beer"
on
the
pinnacle
of
excellence,
and
to
keep
it
there!
Therefore
we
say
Insiston
"Cascade"
the
Better
Beer
Andrews,
who
is
in
charge
of
the
.
primary
department
oad
forty-five
on
the"
roll
'
the
'firs!
day.
Miss
Dohb
is
in
charge
of
the
same
room
as
last
year,
while
.Miss
Clover
has
the
third
room.
This
year
she
will
bave
the
Knl
ranee
class
and
Mr.
Orif-fin
will
devote
himself
to
Hie
High
School
work,
covering
the
curriculum
of
the
first
two
years.
Mrs.
Dauhauer
and
Miss
Dewar
of
Copper
City
were
in
town
on
Wednesday,
W.
Vanderlip
left
'his
week
for
the
prairies,
where,
he
expects
to
spend
the
winter.
'
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Miss
I.
Vennell,
Chicago;
Misses
Day
and
Mr.
and
Mrs,
.lames
Carver,
Kdinoiilon;
Miss
Cordon,
Delia,
Alia.;
Krnest
Waller
and
son,
Calgary;
I'.
S.
Walton,
C.N.R.;
II.
J,
Woudiey,
N.
Thompson,
R.
I).
Purvis,
V.
Delcourt
and
Oeorge
TroWell,
Vancouver;
Thomas
Cole,.
"Victoria;
M.
Doupoulis,
Charles
Mc-Kennn,
.11
(lihson,
K.
Gibson
and
S.
Decker,
Arijox;
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
C.
M.
Iluttan,
Winnipeg;
Dr.
Wilson
Ilemld,
Kelowira;
Mrs.
fl.
M.
Harris,
l.loydmiuster.
.
Contral
'
V
Mr,
and
Mrs,"John
Cordon
ami
daughter,
Winnipeg.
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in
Terrace'
from
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east
on
Monday.
v
T.
Kramer
has
returned
from
Dakota
where
he
spent
the
last
few
months.
-
A.
L.
Carrulhers
and
Major
Taylor
made
a
visit
of
inspection
to
the
bridge
this
week.
Poles
are
being
shipped
steadily
from
Terrace.
(5eo.
Little
is
loading
poes
brought
in
by
Van
Meter
this
spring.
Miss
Clover
and
Miss
Andrews
are
the
teachers
appointed
10
fill
the
vacancies,
left
by
th(
resignations
of
Miss
Waldron
and
Miss
Fowler.
School
commenced
Tuesday
wilh
a
good
attendance.
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