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o‘ “mu-on, now so!!! 11111111"

:70; this strenltbenlﬂ! ' m -, holdings 111 W‘ "W" Baku; investment, 111° 141m “mm m“ department now ' 16,339,624. ' . unjty to further stren- m position has evidently been

" Manon (or [S11E11 b1181- w a marked contraction in ‘g m Canada and abroad. autement, which for the I, m, w April 30th, shows total of $136,697,706, comllllred with 531 at the end of the ﬁscal 0mm 31st last. Of this “quid mots amount to $395,- , equal to 55.72 per cent. of wumoo to the public. m- , u, mom are cash holdings, w n45 per cent. of public lla-

npresentgd by gold and sub- ’: coin of $29,105,111». 13111111111011 o, ‘445263109, chd deposit 111 001d Reserves of $5,000,000. Wm assets of $786,897,706 are M, w meet total liabilities to “bu, o1 $710,726,437, leaving an

of Montreal Statement Discloses Exceptional Strength "m," d muJeu-ly Report h lacrosse in

gum»: Seourltles- lxecas of $ug Lug-redraw, .

0y” $30,000,000 m We" "or; om" 111811311119 I90, _ .24” ouumgjng features of

“u”; gtatcmont of the

m the lessened demand

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amounted to over $80,000,000. , The general contraction in business

stand at $278,608,006, down from . $300,872,438. At me some time, call and short loans in Canada have de-

and call and short loans outside of

$80,921,712. '

ss'compared with $697,395,742 as of

October 31st last.

Proﬁt and Loss Account

The proﬂt and loss account shows a substantial falling oﬂ in earnings as compared with the corresponding period last year. This is probably 11110 10 11 lifter proportion of the Bank's reserves being represented in its holdings of high-grade securities and a lower rate of interest earned on its foreign reserves. 'I'he profits for the six months were $2,771,753, equal to 3.69 per cent. on the com- billed capital stock, rest and balance of proﬁts. 'I‘his compares with $3,543,- 017 in the first six months of the previous year. The profits provided for the payment of two dividends

grade securities inthe six months

activity throughout the ‘country is reﬂected by current loans, which now

olined to 811,347,487 from 017,640,000, Canada are down to 034,040,768 from Due to general conditions that

have prevailed, total deposits show s decrease and stand at $665,750,090

m Tobaggo Fgrﬁlizer DIJIAISONTTONIC 1 ALE s STOUT mrmus I8 Authorized, Mark ‘ma: gvgyouéahiihdzim this 4:3; The use‘ of the term’ "meow! gmiixghmmgggééiﬁ ‘ as s brand name on bags lL-Allsn a c... Unload ~ and containers "has been authorisedi Terminal Wsrsboiae v Toronto! by the recent amendments to regu- lations Imder tho Fertiliser m. m —'"————="'- connection with the change the Fer- tuhoi- nivhioh of th'e' nomihioh BOOK REVIEWS Department of Agriculture has is- 1 ﬂied the following statement: '—"_'

Up to the present the Fertilisers Act required, without any modifica- tion. that the brand name of a fer- tiliser include no name or other des- ignation oi’ any field or garden crop 0r troup of crops. ‘rl-iis requirement is now modified so that the brand name “tobacco fertiliser" may be used where the guaranteed analysis and the constituent materials oi’ the fertilizer are accepted for registra- tion as suitable for tobacco and pro- vided that the labelling on the fer- tiliser statu the percentage of the various fornns of nitrogen in addit- ion to the guaranteed analysis, and provided also tllift there is not more thautwopercetotchlorineinthe fertilizer. ‘This last provision is to ensure s proper proportion of the potash in the form of sulphate which is regarded as essential for tobacco.

‘This change has been prompted by s recommendation received from- the Special Tobacco. Fertilizer .Com- mlttee of Ontario, the members oi which have charge of the tobacco experimental work in this province which produced most o.’ the tobacco

"AT THE BACK 0‘ “" “ d Remnant. hers, Ltd., London and Edinburgh.) traction as a setting the story-teller, and ion of eight tales we have a fascin- 1111118 dish served up not only for those whose appetites crave for action and adventure, but also for those who warm to that charmed 11nd 9115-"111118 mode of life called by the name Anglo-Indian. This set oi stories retails theyery exiting ex- periences of a British officer, Cap- tain Reginald

Rymington. who, “Wed down by tho girl he loved and tired out by the formalities and

stiff conventions oi’ London departs for "east o." Suez. where best is like the worst," himself with abandonmc frrer

life, the and throws

and more adventurous sur- roundings whcre the sunshine burns one brown. and the mile-long rollers of the great Indian Ocean break on a_ tropic shore. There- after the reader is_ treated to s.

’THE CHALOTTETbWN GUARDIAN

BWOND," by , (w_ a n chm” Variations in French‘

British India never loses its at-

nl; into the,

irro Vary French Dressing

All of us prefer Fresh dressing to mayonnaise on our salads. I should like, however, to provide a little var- iety in my dressings, especially when IammakingsfruitsﬂadOanymi suggest some variations?"

Well. . . _'I'he onlyacid this housewife was using in the droning was vinegar. And the only hind of vinegar she ever bought was elder. dressing may be obtained through the vinegars s- lone. Wine, tarragon and malt are

for the art of 1csp°°mly 3°“!- 1

i this ll t- '-

n co cc fjuices that are sufficiently acid for‘

Then there are the citrus fruit

‘French dressings: Lemcn and grape- ruit juice may contribute all the acid. Orange combined with either {lemon or grapefruit juice makes an excellent dressing. Grape and toma- Qto juice and the syrup left from

ipeach pickles, canned peaches or .

.white cherries maybe used for part

50f the acid. -

A few ways to vary plain French dressing are as follows:

1. Add 1 tablespoon of melted but- ,ter, Z tablespoons of orange, juice and Tl tablespoon of pineapple juice to the "baslc recipe given below. "

2. Add a clove of garlic and a dash oi tobasco to the basic recipe and let 'it stand an hour. Then remove the

‘garlic. This hamionizes with almmt any vegetable salad.

3. Beat it slowly l cup of whipped V 01133111.

This is particularly nice on

The ilowesi priced lee wheel/ho car . in the world-

PAGE FlFTl '

“assets over liabilities to the of $76,171,269. t _ jugest holdings in liquid as- m Dominion and Provincial ,,, securities, whim stand 9329.626, as compared with 91,434 at the end of the ﬁscal , Canadian municipal sec- , British, ioreign end 11111- public securities of $55,353,303, m $46,441,441. The total in- in the holdinss of these high-

disbursed during the period and after allowances for taxes and bank prem- ises, permitted oi a further addition to proﬁt and loss account. Profits for the six months were applied as follows: dividends $2,160,- 000; provision for taxes Dominion Government $280,000, and reserve for bank premises $200,080, leaving an amount of $131,753 to be added to the sum of $947,047 brought forward at the end of the bank's ﬁscal year‘.

series of nerve-thrilling experiences ‘ iruit salads.

ranging from the northeast frontier] 4. Add 2 tablespoons of oatsup or of Upper Burma down south to chili sauce and 2 tablespoons of fin- ,Ceylon, "the pcnrl that hangs ELY-minced 010K113-

around the neck of India," 1,119 5. Add 2 tablespoons of cslsup and among the Wa. head-hunters, lever ,1 01 P1911111 111199-11‘ F1 V9111’ 111111? 111 8- the labelling further information m ‘ among the malarial jungles, pcker, 111111‘. and bcat irith s fork." Roquc. dicating the constituent materlais l 911 a liner. sword play among the g icllchcesr may bc‘ uscd if preferred. used to provide the nitrogen and Moplahs, tigcr and clopliant liunt- 711-1 15 801111 01111111111 191-111“-

potash required in wbacco fem“ iiig. these and many other happen-l 5- Add 1 lublemw“ each D1 11°11‘ Zem lugs are told with the understanding ‘ def“! 5115'“- mmed 11mm‘- 191m" r1~' one who has been there, and the julce- ‘nlnced ‘mion- 1531's!”- and 2 verve o.‘ onc who has ialicn part; o: minced 5W9". pepper-

end told. witlial. by one whose style 7' Add 3 Lablcspmm Strained hon‘

Brown in Cs/nada.

In conjunction with this recom- mendstions, resolutions were receiv- ed from organizations of tobacco growers requesting that the Fertili- zers Act be ammended to require in

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, n s ’ "“’.,- ’ , SALVATIOZVISTS HELP MANY, , s Dd u d Le . the Bwveplpe. modem Canada is bound up with: sﬂlps U5]; wuughgss PHONE , i §R%R§-€EM?;£§. 1..*=%='..%X§H3€Hﬁ i! Agent at ummeml es 0y v w“ , It u quiteahablelist and reflects the doings of the "Mounties". ‘—_“' ' - x t M k t, N p: ' 03MB‘ May 24,_,U_P,,_51, honor upon the abilityand trainingot This is a straight, masculine story IﬁSTCTrOfHOFy-IMKYIM- 11-7-13“, l (a e e lg hhousnndl seven hundred and ‘mm .............. .. .... .... ...... .. .. ......,... .. .... ....,... the women of today. m, the doings or me men who ua1_ e w eess eepicue s how w e- I u u ' _ _ _ n H “m, individuals were assisted by m, But. Judging by the standards or ways get their many There are no ‘Ily used by the Swedish merchant h-Ilifa. .-.=E.-.€.-.a¢:§-c§.-:§==a§a§x . _ other years, how many of them can

frills in the manner of its telling. and the love element is conspicuous by its absence, which may rather- than otherwise commend it to the

marine. It is installed on many Swedish ships in the Baltic Sea, and four wireless stations on the eastern and southern coast are equipped to

ilocrll branch of the Salvation Army .“il(1\\'1,\’ili..‘$3 1’11'1'111“""" during the period December 1 to calves mostly (ll‘lllk(‘l'S to $3 T5 ini"

mpri] 1, according to Major Charla medium w gcnd qunLtjv ("llVCS with.

MONTREAL, QUE. Ztluy ZG-llicrc wore mum: were J01 cattle, 1,654 caves 1.207 hogs and B0 sheep and lambs for

raise nine children without the help raise nine children without help on $10 a week and then live to the ripe

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Hopper, division commander. ‘This 1| sale on the two Montreal livestock an odd one up to s7. The bulk of tho more than three times as many c“, _ old age of 80? youth-m audience 5o,- which 1t p"- 15111115111118 5:01"; 111955111181;- Rul: 115° ‘markets today, including about 116,511,195 were made bcuvccn $3.75 our! M a; have w" been cared m. d“, ' e S e ser- e - 1 ‘ lust received direct from F3¢¢ory_ tlffglliifly Tzeems thto lhave tbieen szgzgtweerougyln:nghthguses and Icattle, 200 calvss and 223 hogs held,$a. _ C61‘ B, Ii ‘ One full carload GYPROC ~- “rm” ° a“ °r s y

over from yesterdays markets.

Bulls brought from $2.50 to s4 and common plain cows around $3 to $3.50. The balance o.’ the cattle were lmostly good steers. Twenty four cars $8 ‘of cattle were received for export to‘ Great Britain and nine cars report- ed, making up a shipment oi’ 593 head leaving on the Manchester citizen on May 28.

A couple of Buffalos were handled

Fresh strawberries, "pineapple, dic- ed or sliced, a/rid sliced fresh pear ser- ved on a crisp lettuc leaf with creamy mayonnaise dressing.

Balls of honeydew mellon and cantcloupe with sections of grape- fruit. Serve in a nest of shredded let- tuce (very crisp and cold) with a thin cream mayonnaise dressing in which there are chopped mares- chino cherries.

Pitted oxheart cherries, diced pine- apple and peeled sections of orange or grapefruit, served on a lettuce leaf with cream mayonnaise dress ing.

J ing tho same length of time, he said air -

‘More than 8.500 meals were server 5pm“ lambs were mostly $13 fiend 4,068 were given baths and fret GWt.

Hogs were moving slowly: Between lcdgmg‘ .50. Heavies made S7. to 7.50 with,

300 and 400 hogs were weighed up at cxtrg heavles at $2.25 to $6.50 5011's brought $4.50 m 5.

S-lirep were steady at S5 the mainland, and the Swedish Am-

erican line will soon install wireless on its motorships, Gripsholm and Kungsholm. ___________ CHOIR. VISITS PARIS

PARIS, May 24. (U.P-)—Oh Aprill 2a, the Sistine Chapel choir, under' the leadership of Mgr. Casimiﬂ, sang a Palestrina mass at Notrc on through Billing from Wainwright Dame in Paris. Cardinal Verdier Park, Alta, to Rotterdam Zoo, Hol- presided. This was the first visit of jlsnd. Calves were very drﬂgily- 511105 the celebrated choir to Paris in ten years, and the second since the time

master of the peculiarities oi’ the dialect in common use in the great wide western spaces “where men are men." The book claims no literary merit, but is full to the brim with life and movement; and the mann- ers and customs of both white and red men who struggle and scheme for an existence away out in the un- fenced north-west are depicted by one who has evidently lived the life and seen whereof he writes. It is a wholesome tale, and will be much enjoyed by those who like o. clean vivid story of the matching of mens’

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of Pope Leo XIII. Th1 proceeds went —-——

Cheese wafers are delicious with w!“ and muscle agaglst real go the A5119 sglnt-Jegn do mo“, my‘ Mr. Peter McMahon of Emerald. ' ‘mm “mt so, too’ are the shot“ obstacles. It must the set tolwnbaska the beneﬁt o‘, the pom. and crippled has purchased a pure brcd Clydcs- I a’ bread squares. _ s: Jccﬁpéablteditdiayinigne e °° ‘boy; who are under Father Dennis dale. 5 yﬂir-‘i 01d- 11111" 110111 H011» ,1 i _i___.__.____ 5 e ° ‘m ' ‘cm-e, ‘Peter Sinclair. l ;.- i Baimis i 11d m _ —~— ~-:==-- »--~--—~~»— -~ --- _.___________e 1 Pa ‘pronriaiitisnzn feminineum ‘llijveielinessr. smllQr-IQ-II‘ ‘I Young Bride iholduig up new 11.111 i Tones and rejuvenates the skin. - ju-You wouldn't iiiink sucth 11 51111."? Makes it exquisitely soft-textured“ ' little 1111118 1V0" d (‘<15 5° 1111" 1 Food Makes 11111111111: 1111111 T111 11111111 1

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is made from ogrgfully gelocted ingredients univer- fgnm ,,‘,’,'d mgancef‘ 1 M3110; i§,f',=,,,-;1,,~;g" 1*“ "1"" “m” '1' 1"" 1' 1* *1 prodigy. -Answ¢rs- l ma“ ____ __ _

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I IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD formula is preplred ' Co"; o" m, 5p, {specs we cm wih

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' oo' T cuTuAT‘ rm» soasmius lN me ice-Box E, m we.‘ mask 100° 1111151101 storms, cerium $28,, ‘srixaoigio You‘? . sturdy foxes with pelts or highest sheen and faultless ' 1 §§o,-_"€no,~r can» mo A ’ Douaggéﬂozv ‘Iii! lcE-Bcx . ‘ MR8. SAPLiNs l5 Lunc1i1NG "h" ,. a union: LOT 0F raven I ,' ,_ To accomplish these results '

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Secure from your local dealers or direct from factory,

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3°11 146 Phone 721

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