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Marlo From

Vllllllllo Todos.

29 St. Rose St., Montrgq,l,__

“I lm wriiins you to all you uni

I owe my life to ‘Fruit-a-tives’. This medicine relieved ine_'wll°h I had given up hope of ever b'eing well,

I was a. terrible sufferer from

Dy~\‘f¢}>.i1'a-had suffered ifor years; and nothing I took did me any good, .1 tend about ‘Fruit-a-tivcs’; and tried them. After taking ¢¢ fm, éoxcs, I am nazi/ rnlirsly ro./1_ you have my permission to publish this letter, as I hope it will persuade other sufferers from Dyspepsia to take 'Fruit-a-tives’ and get well",

» Manuals: ROSINA. FOISIZ.

"Fllllt-I-tives” is the only medicine

lil the world lnade from fruit.

500. a box, 6 for $2.50. trial size 25s. At all dealers or sent postpaid on receipt of price by Fruit-gqiyhh

Limited. Ottawa.

ST. ,MARGARET'S NIMH OOLLEGE ww ‘A nnamlxriai. /lilo on seiiooi. roa orais l-rum. acaozuiic couna: I l lnoia runs/ironv 'ro ‘ ‘ lonoua :rn-aicui./Irion,

sou. cnuuaxcui. counsl, mme- .tar - nousxaoto science-iviirsic/ii. snuck- TION-*GAMES-SWIMIIING

' Mas. Geoanl Diczsou. President

_ Miss lsoaiii. G. Bnowu. Principal

Miss Ftoiisncr Nazi./Inns, B.Ar Head of Senior House Miss Muuoav A. Pom Head of Junior I-loose

_ sshoetkoavm wed. sect. I1

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Professional `" Cards

I DR. MacGUIGAN

50 Great George Street

(Office oi' lilic Dr. A

Conroy) Office Hrs.-8.30 to 10 a.m.‘

1.00 to 3 p.m.

6.30 to 8 p.ln. I

Phone-527

DR. CLI FT

~ CHIIONIC DISEASE! ' CURATIVE TREATMENT by the

month in advance. Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown, P . E . I . , Canada. HOURS, 12 to 3 daily. NOW

Miss D. Rudge

Hairdressing and _

Manicure ,Parlours

Also hair goods for sale. 171 Great

George Street. Phone 564-L.

8026-6~19wi'mmtf.

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B. S. HESSIAN _ larriater, eolloltor,

.Notary Publlo.

MONIV T0 mm llontaouo. P. l. I. y

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J. D. STEWART, K. C. Barrister, Solicitor and ,Notary Public

Dflioa Nowaon llook. Charlottetown lranoli Oilloo, Gooflotown Money aa Loan on Real lohao

WARBURTON & SHAW Barriatera, Attorneys. Notary Pub-

lio. Etc.. Solicitors for Canada Bank Association, Bank of Montreal. Cau- Mlt. Permanent Montague Corpora- tion.

uonson sz DUFFY

larriat ra it Attornon lolioitora tor. 116:21 Bank of Canada

IONIV T0 LOAN.

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norman .ly miuivnosf larrlator ' Attor||o¥4t-Law larrlatara Attorneys-a+Law Odioo Royal Bank Buildlll. _ Charlottetown. P.lI.I. _

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. KING OKLA

fastest time being made. The track was in excellent condition.

The following were the judges:

Frank W. Hughes. (starter), Leonard Wood, Lot 48, and D. N. McDonald, City. Timers, Chief Ranaghan, City, P. C. Brown, City, John A. Mc- Donald, Johnston’s River. Clerk, K. N. Martin, Charlottetown. Distance Judge, P. I. McMahon.

AUTOMOBILE SHOW ' ,

In regard to the automobile show oi’

the famous McLaughlin cars, Mr. J. Stanley Wedlock, representative for King’s and Queen’s counties, had over thirty cars in the inner circle of the race track. Among the prominent owners of these cars were Messrs. J. LeRoy Holman, Harry Holman, Summerslde, Mr. Melvin Mc- Leod, Bedeque, Mr. Earle Ken- nedy. Kensington, besides quite a large number of others from city and country. Mr. Charles Rogers, local representative for the McLaugh- lin cars, exhibited a magnificent car which elicited will deserve admira- tion.

Following is the summary of Races:

19 CLASS TROT

2.22 CLASS PACE

` DUNHOLM

E. L. Harrington 1

BRENTON H.

I-I. . Hooper 3

DEVILISH ` DOROTHY

Dr. J. T. Jenkins 2

LILLIAN PATCHEN J. S. Wedlock _ 4 3

Time 2.18%, 2.20. 2.19%.

FREE FOR ALL TROT AN_D PACE

1 1

2 2

4 4

J. Stanley Wedlock 3 3 1 1 1 COLORADO L Hammond Kelly 1 2 2 2 ro HELEN R~ MacKinnon Drug Co. 2 1 3 3 3

Time 2.25, 2.30, 2.22%, 2.27, 2.20

2.35 CLASS TROT

BABY GEORGE P. s.Browu 1 3 1 i ADMIRAL Dr. J._T. Jenkins 4 5 4 ro ' UPTON PRINCE ' Dr. J. T. Jenkins 5 1 3 3 JELLICOE

Hammond Kelly 2 2 2 2

BYBIL C J. Stanley Wedlock 3 4 5 4

Time 2.25, 2.30, 2.22%. 2.27, 2.21

Mr.MaxwellSuffered Years With Pimples Healed by Cuticura

, "I auifaodior years with plrnpiea ond bllchheadl on mydffaoo. he lat-

tor one eou hardly get a

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that I oouldaoarmyiloahto

pieoao. I could not aleoyst h|¢\|¢, and my face was t

-_ a man oi eruptiimi- ‘ "I decided to give Cuticura Soap

and Ointment a trial, and after using two aka ginucutioug. IMP 114'?

cura ntmeni

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Magwell, Ugpd’ SICUVUIB. N. sn

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Cormier. The brgle lgoked charehliliig » l\`IIl?ml:l`lorhil£z:‘rli 'Mill-iglelslsoig' Ihiitih. in 9' 5°Wl'l Of Whitt! Clffew-‘Bllk. Will! Noonan from Sumlnersidernnd anoth-

lwarl trimmings and point lace, wear- er consisting or Messrs James V Rotar Cluh lu th- ko K ‘ “'51” dingy Pillie llilllllffl- 0flDH»l0 Dlllli Tamlyn. J. B. Gaudet, Joseph L: terda; Ml' Geo LS lh(iryiVan0l*>l:c?~‘ilil’t(-lil an carre a s ower bou uet`o os ' ` ,~ ,, ,` ' ' and-maiden heir fern.. The briderwi: FNDAY gglmlslt' The fxolligsglglrgaihevdincfrolu ?v;1r(hsl/lr' All l\l:' “yin-dnllilm Baxter in elven ln marriage by'her step-father., o c.s coNvsN1'loN -The bloc- Kensington Messrs J Peters uns- J vu-wlungihlf I--.Tv .I-Ig' i l.-Ml.” Mr. Theaphile Landry, and wus unat. esan' Chuhch Society wllfmeeg ih hgh. S. Jai'dine"Frcetown. and I-I Sims. "intl giiiil' Ain'l:oi~i`ii'll"l H‘y fo didn londed. The groom was supported by vention nt Port I-Illl on Tuesda next Kenllrlztoll’ ' ' i-onstitutiihi of bai‘il~l~; Ili lilgkar ing ll l§lt"!3l‘1`l:’l;i"°,I,}‘]’;“';)*;i§’l‘;i;:lfl g‘_:_*a5";’£ Among: the speakers will be Hisydrace ' 1 lu-iiiliing, l\li~. lI_vmlrh;lii ndisE;his(;Id]sil?c presents attested to the high esteem $lr';>`l\el='itsh0pVI|s;’§’(;>l;';§;,l l3`i(i)lmRev1:Im1l\;iI~l. M‘C0ilzrci;I.bi%TIFE:l\.:lLrieATC0§(;:)(li;tllS.§ vital relation of a Bank io tile com in which Mr' and Mm LeBlanc are China I ' Customs Souris and 'his daughter concluilcii 'ls i'nllo\vs' held by their many ii-lends. Ariel-the ' ham., to' the my yesterday and Wm' ‘ “ “ Wedding bl'0Bl¢f&Sl. the bridal Dilfty M91-QREU T0 THE ¢;|-rY_1\/legs,-5 spend a vacation at his old home in or better still like thi- heart of thc igngitsglzglri sftzgsgggcfgxneg And;-Bw Dollar, Jglm Cble, Lorne Cole West River. Mr. Currie reports that lluiliiiln systeiiil they kccp the streams -Y €;';‘..;‘::fs.l2.°.%;’;’:i.,‘:f.l¥f;:.":“s:‘,i.";f"-;':2..r°‘l..i‘;:'J:'§. .§:f“l;:. lr: ;’.§."'2;‘.fi.;xff;‘ s'.::11l l::'f":f.'.t:r:.a“i“ wishes of a host of friends. The cm. wedh Bda rethrhlh lahta days gud some big catches are being llielltund tyrowtli its ihdusii' S l ‘hride's travelling Hull WHS 01' IIIIVY The he 0?-t thy]-ohd l g idlxég ' made The firm of .Matthew & Mc- commcrcc Whorf- this circulatlbnni(-1 hllle HEPES. Wllll ll-9-l £0 C0l'l'0BD0Hd~ O11 dmgn hlhd thgroh hi: “$33 nd tho? Lean'have faciltles for haiidlin all 2-liuggisll' 'industry 'ind commerce their return from their trip Mr. and Dunn g y ye er the fish that can be caught Thegrec- ` A ‘ Mrs. LeBlanc will reside in Moncton. g' ______ _ ently installed a freezing plant, svrhich community prospers, providing thc - The Jura race- 1--1-1 v--wfd-v ,..?,"’?"wL§§§,`(,i ‘2.,‘...,',`,§""§,'2,',§’,,E.,; L°..‘l’I§.1'R.'i.‘l`{”2’.f".i§`.§’“fiT.i.'iI.`§lY.l§f..'Z§’,“ {’l?.§"".-‘1.1il}l"”.,f~l~I?¥"...§° "i§‘l‘“.?§§’§ ‘$32.81

afternoon at the Exhibition Associa- Methodist 'amor a’,,Omm0;o for the _.___ " vnu bc taken out oi the system than

tion grounds, were a grand success in _past two fears has _been muted a REG|5-|»-RA-r|oN DEUNQUEN-f5__ is every Particular' The management leave of abgehhh h the goghferehw In connection with the Registration lil than is takl’-I1 Out industry 8110 of the event deserves every credit for Rev J B Youn 115;” been a oimeé of an pm-Bong over 13 yeahh of age li commerce cease to grow and expand

the splendid arrangements 'and for to aét in his mcg Mr Howepgm go has been arranged that after the ' the excellent mmmer in wmch they to Prince Edlzvard' Island to sulpply 22nd inst. any person who has failed f0l‘ P20910 L0 feel that Banks can WSW Carried Olll- UDWlll'il8 Of 1.009 during his leave to register 0h that day may dg gg oh create money or credit. Those \vho Il90DlB Were lil Bttolldallilei U10 Weill-ll' ;__. making appllghiloh to the different have atteinptcil to do so have had but er W" favorable “m‘°“5h a B"°“g Y.M.C.A. TAG DAY-T-he Tag Day post offices throughout' the Province. H ¢00l Wllld d0\lbU€SS Dl`BV€lll6fl me on wednesday in connection with the The dime; of postmaster; Cgmmehce by the proiluccrs of snlnble commod-

local Y.M.C.A. in this City resulted Oli M0l1dliY m0l'lli1\S UW 2401 and B0 M95 “ml H1011) Dtlitiolllarly those o_i` in receipts amounting to $171_60_ The pe,-son can he registered after the them who produce more than they `

three young ladies collecting the larg- est amounts were: Miss Alice Doull $16.72; Miss Jean Tait $14.00 and Miss Gerrtude White $10.67. The funds will be used for repairing the ste s and glass and painting the ex- terlhr of the Y.M. .C.A. building.

‘A POPULAR CHOICE--Rev. Ovid H. Peters, who comes to the City as associate pastor with Rev. Mr. Ful- ton spent three or four months on the Pownal Circuit a few years ago during the absence of the then regular pas- tor. Mr. Peters was particularly popular among the young people. lt is therefore anticipated that his co- ming' to Charlottetown will prove a great blessing to the Methodist peo- ple in particular to the young people generally.

SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION- A very

successful Bridge in aid of the Fund oi’ the Queen 'Mary Needlework Guild was held on Tuesday evening at tlle residence of Mrs. A. A. Bartlett. President of the Charlottetown Brancli oi’ that Society. The sum of $34 was realized which will be dcvo- ted to the purchase of material for the society work for the -soldiers and sailors of the Empire. The Queen Mary Silver Wedding Shower which at present is being collected for is to be used by Her Majesty, exclusively for soldiers and sailors. Those in- terested in P. E. Islilnd, including all school children will k`indly send col- lections to Mrs. Bartlett before the and of June.

WITH GOD AND THE COLOURS.

-A little book that will bring comfort to many a mother whose son is "over there" battling with death and dan- ger, has recently been issued by the Vir Publishing Company of New York. The author, Leila Atwood Fousa, who herself has a son inthe service, has struck a note that will meet a respon- sive chord in the hearts of other mothers similarly situated. The title of the book is "With God and the Col- qurs. a mother’s prayers for her sol- dier boy". These prayers voice not only her own desires but the aspirat- ions of Christian motherhood every- where. They cannot fall to inspire. strengthen and deepen their lives. It is a fine book to place into every home where there is a service flag and no patriot could do a 'greater service for the lvpinitual helprulness of these mothers than by directing their atten- tion to the value of this uplifting- dev- otional, book.

ARCHBIBHOP WORRELU8 TOUR

--His Grace the Archbishop of Nova Scotia, is due to arrive on the Island. on Saturday next, the 22nd inst., ou

a confirmation tour of the gngllcan parishes. I-Ie will visit the arishea of Summersido and St. Eieanor’s oh Sunday, the 23rd. ln St. Mery's church, Summerside. at 11 a.m.. -there will be a celebration of Holy Communion and the new stained glass window in mem- ory ot James Colledge Pope and Dalrymple, his wife, will be dedicated. and also a brass Honor Roll, com- memorating the patriotismbf those members of the- congregation who have voluntarily gone overseas to servo King and country. At Bt_.John's church, St. Eleanor'a. at 2.30 p.m., a class of young people will be con- firmed and another beautiful memorial window will be,dedlcated. This win- dow haa been given by Miss Ada Craewell in memory oi' her parents, brothers and sister. From St. Elean- or’e I-Iis Grace will go to Elleralie lol' the evening service on Sunday. I-lc will hold confirmation at Lot Eleven on Monday, and on Tuesday will be at Port`l-liil for the D. C. S. conven- tion on Tuesday. I-le will be at Ken- sington on Wednesday evening and Crapaud on Thursday evening. George- town on Friday evening and at St.

owls VHER -lift ll] " ` ` ` "“»sf.i °i:~'°=~

` _ _ Mary ag au, teac er of Emyvale friends or Miss Mattie Good. (‘llarlot-

` ` ` ' d DEATH AT °°vEHEAD-“TM ' school llms successfully passed the tetown Royalty, will bc plcuscri to

eath occurred at Coveh d

terday of chu" Mm W' V05' ._ . Civil Service Examinations. which

_ late 'David Mih BY. rellct of the , were given in Moy. Her many friends operntloll in the i’, i'}. llflnnd llospitall,

morrow F ld 'ltr' F‘_"‘°""-l t0' were pleased to hear of hor success.

wn_m_léw rl 855 from the home oi hcl- _ __

commend, t. can, at 3 p. ni.. to ‘W _ A mlsslouanv Pazacnen-li is

8 ery' ' "5 *Ay ‘ _ expected that Rev' J- W* H°we ILA* properly all Illia (`ol'lli'l' tif Powllul ulirl

who has been a Missionary for some

"-nano wztcomso -Pri i - -»

v mme-Bt P , 1 r - V3 0 years ln Japan, will supply Winsioe y

St. Nlehgxi 3-Qlyedhiig' gon" PM-iziy' Clfclm ml' 'mme uma- H9 "mich tlniiecr. It was knocked down to on Summa ian and "mme" ° * _..» _ pates returning to the foreign field

or Merriam); and M,-fig? !g?t}_‘;:cl£;:;° M hi. \ '_’_'_ imma M the, prnent ¥e‘"'° , has been Cuptnlu of Military Police °l Prince Count -It - lil I M if _ ‘ le., ,hd g,,,,,,, ,}',ea,‘1';,";,eQ§m(f,°’“1§;;‘ _ ~ l l Hwsooma sELl.s-Miss Lens csv.

- ~_ - ‘ ,,» azelbrook, late of Boston, was mar-,

Perry enlisted with the 55th Maritime BA . - /f

I - ried on June 6th in the above city, to

ll?l:lEt|lll°l:\oi?il;d fwtlhnefl in Fhalhc? took " 4 Mr. Harry Jeffery, of that place. Mn'

o e- erc g | . \ '. j ' -

cluding the bsttlsbr this schmgf llh C? ~\` and him' Jem" are 'pendmg the."

which battle he was wounded severe- . i’u."('»}_"*_;

honey moon, in Maine. after which

22nd, except at the post office. There is no doubt the majority of the peo- ple will be registered on 22nd. but those who cannot attend to the mat- ter on that day shouldmake it a point to do so during the following weekw

ESCAPED FROM JAIL.--Two pri-

soners in Queen's County jail, Harold Gardiner, a native of the United States, and Ernest Waddell oi' Sham- rock made their escape on Wednes- day night shortly before 9 o'clock.

ing trial. Gardiner had been - manded for eight days and Waddell for a week. The prisoners during thc day were together and succeeded in getting down into the basement through a coal-hole and by removing li sash at the front they managed to make their way outside. The last scan of them about half an hour la- ter they were -hea/ding out the lower St. Peters Road. Gardiner came hero as representative of'ihe Ili/Ierchant's Casualty Co. and was drafted under the Military Service Act.

A very successful and pleasant con-

cert was held at Ives Point, M`cNab's Island on Wednesday, June 12th, and was greatly enjoyed by all who were - present( The talent who took part were secured from the P.E.I.l-LB. and the Toronto boys stationed there tak- ing a course in gunnery._ All took

their parts well and deserve credit.

Special mention should be made of

Sei-gt. Callow of Halifax, and Gunner Krugel oi' Toronto, who so kindly of- fered their services at this entertain- ment. Sergt. Callow gave several comic songs, all well liked by the boys. He also gave a splendid recita- tion entitled “The Face on the Bar- Room Floor,” Gunner Krugel has a fine voice and his singing was a treat

to all .

' A violin duet was played by Lieut. Brookfield of Halifax and Lieut. Rich- ards of P.E.l.H.B.. and they showed that they were masters of that instru- ment. Lieut. Brookfield also gave a splendid violin solo, and was loudly encored. All numbers of the program were greatly enjoyed. The program was nicely arranged by Corp. F. P. Duffy who is busily engaged in pre- paring another to take place next

week.

The program was as follows:

Remarks _.Capt Bayer Plano solo Gr. Young Vocal solo .. Gr. Krugel Recitation . Sgt. Callow Cornet solo . Gr. I-Iorton Recltation McVey Vocal solo Gr. Hughes Violin duet....Lieuts. Brookfield and

Richards.

Vocal solo Sgt. Callow

Ilecitation Corp. Dauphinee Vocal solo . . . . .. .Gr. l-Iueston Violin solo . . . . . ... Lieut. Brookfield Toronto quertette,-Sgt. Callow, Grs. Krugel, Young, and Pennoch.

Vocal solo. . . . . Gr. Louson

Duet .. . . . .. .Corp. Dauphinee and

Sapper Elie.

Plano solo Gr. Organ Vocal solo . . . . ... .. Gr. Krugel Vocal solo . . . . . Gr. McVey Song, by request Gr. Hughes Song Gr. Manuel

--God Save the King i

Pulir, iiicli stoop

mins sv lloonls

Pure blood enables the stomach,

liver and other digestive organs to do their work properly. Without it they are sluggish, there is loss of appetite, sometimes faintneee, a de- ranged atate-ol’ the intestines, and, , in general, all the symptoms of

Paul's church. Charlottetown, on Sun- day morning, the 30th and at St. Pe- ter'ii in tha evening, and may pm. aibly go to Cherry Valley on Sunday

Jattornoon. , ' _

dyspopsis. _

Hood’s Sarsaparilia makes pure blood, and this is why it is so very- succcsstul in Ilia treatment oil so manyailmcnts. Gui? it today. `

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3n __ , , _ they will be at home in Boston. MlssaLecke, Of UW Union Square firm of

‘Y ln the Ylglli- Brill-_L. as """" Gay was the daughter of Mrs, Samuel Locke Ilros., were married Wednes-

» Gay, and many will remember her day cvcllllli.: by Rev. Isaac Ward oi'

WEDDING BELLS.-A very pretty charm,” ~ .. _ _ '-

_ g personalitY. She was also the First llimbytciiiln church, Lol-

yyxedrikigotgigkhglagelgliégsdIlay)nl;l;glpii;g ' 3 tslehged gololgh Theh- h-iehdsiyiniluis avenue, Boston. Miss Cather-

, » , - wish Mr. Jeffrey and his hrldh h lang no Mzliliclioii, cousin of the bride, was

?m¢|>t2ll0<irl]f,t}\;vh;nlRgv. Father Cormier TORONTOQCANA DA and hh-Wy wedged hfe_ lbridesmniil, anti Thomas M. Locke, W L 0 0)’ 00118 Of l'\‘lilU'llIl0IlY w|NN‘pEG MONT _ . ___ . brother oi thc groom, was best man. M Sephdlicy Hebert, Of Moncton, ltnd , REAL AUTO ExcU|q5|QN|3'f3___, Among A Math Pp i;eBllanc, assistant manager, _ I mow. games who came to ,own on new hoinc, 30 ilclliilup street. Alter weddtia rov nc al Bank, Moncton. The -. Wednesday for the hm-59 races and the -reception Mr. und Mrs. Loi-_lin left

“S 09l'9ll10l\Y was followed by ‘ automobile show were Messrs It, L_ for a liclluyiiiooii lrlp in tho Whiti-

Both were military deserters await- -

re ,

SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.-Tile

learn that .=lic‘llllilcl'\vi-lit a siiiwcsl-lflll

for alppcllililziiizi.

PROPERTY SA LE-'l‘l1o l\1;li'lil<_*si»ll

Eustoll Strrrclu was sold at Auction esterriuy by Mr. R. Bearisto. Anu-

Mr. Cyrus Martin, of Sprlngilcld, who

in this City for some time.

LOCKE MacLEOD WEDDING. -

Miss Mary Bi-li M:l<:l.coil, duliglitcr oi' Ml", ililil Mrs. Iluulrllll Maclicoil. of Hurtsville, I’.E.l., and James W.

reception followed lit the couplc's

Mountains. `

AI. thc wot-kly lllilclieoii ui ilic

munity doing buslilcss with, it, und

Lhic tile pulilpini: sliliinn of ll city,

languisll. \\’l\<-_rc it flows freely the

put in and if there is no more pui

it is a serious and dangerous mistake

short cxisicnce. Credit is created

Canada Food Boar! License No. 5-928

1 - l --:_ E' - ,au

consume. Tile person who consumes more than lie protluci-1-. is a drain on the credit ni? the 1-ouliiry. The lllainl pllrpol-le ci’ credit ii-i nm flint it slloilllif ‘nc consumed hub that it should, hcl used by ,producers to"crente mcrei credit jusi as thn farmer uses his seed ` to replenish and augment his supply nl' grain. lt is therefore the .liln ul Banks to sec that credit is extendcll to silcli als are producers or to tho.-io \vlln will cncouralgc production.

The money and instruments oi' cre-

flit. with which Banking institutions have In deal are nothing luorc tliani transillitting vcliiclcs by moans of which crcdit is passed i`roin one por son to zlnotllcr in thc course of blisl

ne;-is transactions.

When the business of the country

eases oil' as it docs at certain seasons of the your. thcsc insiruihcnts ol’ crc dit llow back to the Banks. Thus it is that thc ideal llanking system is flint whit-ll has the power of extend ing and witlirlrawing credits iii the form of <‘lii'ren<:y uccoriling as tile lillsincss of the country requires more or less of it. But the Bank whicll keeps all its store oi’ i~_i'cdit always on top czliiilot do a very profitable busi- ness. lt is therefore the task of tho Banker to keep invested :lt profitable rates oi’ interest as large it portion ol

file mont-_v enlrllsiod fo him by de- |losiI_or'~\ its possible, and at tho same time io kccp im hzllld in liquid form sllfiicient to meet alll current demands 0f_ilcp0sitol‘.<. who have the right to \vii.hrll‘zlw notice. ' f ` '

Another feature of Banking which

llrlds to its elasticity in thc matter of oxpanlliilg unil I-onlruclillg credits is lim prlvil'-ge wliii-li the chartered lluiilii-1 oi' this i-ollnlry have of issuing llleir own i'lll'l'clll~_y ill thc form of llaliik hills or notes in ordinary times tho l`zlllz1riiiln Banks have the right io issue llilics fo the full ulnounl. 0! their pzliil-up <:zlplI.:ll. ill harvest time :mil lol' at ff-w mollllls following lhis issue. liiny he incrcuscd by an llinounl noi. exceciliili; J5 per cent. of filo liilnk's capital und reserve. The Bunk Act ri-quiros a payment ci’ 5 per cent. tax oil this excess circulation, and illc \vithili'il\val oi' some upon 'x certain ilulc each year.

As ai temporary iilczlulliw-_` to meet

lim cxcepfioillll vollflitions crcutcd by tho war, Bunk notes may llc issued in zulililion against the collntcrzll of' cor- luin securities at-ccptublc to the De- partment ot' Finance.

Mr. llyrldman prollliscll Io give 3

subsequent talk dealing with the re- lation of the Bank with the average man doing business with it.

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