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THE A GUARDIAN‘

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‘Annual Statement

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‘Statement of 01d:

n. colloou. “Mum \ President.

nun n 2% P!!!“

in not hearing ntsrcst . . . . . . . . .

p’ fzsufi/ ‘(he "Intsill n» m- yédr ended am October, 192s.

slltDcc..I92B..... . . . . . ..

ntestlItheBllnItln o..~...l_..n;....~"........";.

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less of lhe Bank

ri- u... dLosfllcoonlnntllnt OcIoberJQfl . ".2 ............. .. u .- W13. ti‘: yes‘:- eudoli 31st October‘ 191s, ulti- elm-nu oi ‘ l '7” Y“ fin-gonrent. nnd rnnkltli "I" Movie on tor Ill bid 1nd oubtlul debts 5,l47.827.3i. - " . " ‘ autumnal.» l " Dividend n" ""- ‘d i" arch. .l amour.» " ""1". plvithndlpcr t. :14 t? ~ l w '" at.» "" l ‘vldmd a w$c nets-lit ‘$1’? l ii, minim "‘ I " 3 percent. mnyub . . J01.“ “no: u: y- I not csnt- on tile l-t Dec. l-na. scum." - . ‘ ' " ' l s4 m .00 ' _,..'*“".-:':'.2;-lr.t".r::¥l.:.°"'-""'"“"-~~ knifi... - o _ . . \ _ ’ 5,235,333.01 . _._____. ulsncsoiProltlndl-oslosrriediorwnrvt. ..............-........ . . . . . .._i 713,788.65 , .-..___...w——"

I . FREDERICK WILLlAMS-TAYIDR, General Menage:

GENERAL‘ STATEMENT 31st October, 191: i LIABILITIES ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . IHJJIEJMLIJI

" ‘Jlahsafsr

‘$1,610,488.67

undglmed Dividends . . . . . - . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . '. 12,83!!!

ylrtl Dividend payable st Dec. i928. . 0| I0 -

...... . . 5925314100 ___._____

33,l39.l5-|.74

' " . . S 63,055.l54.7I .. . . .9 46.901.514.00 d... l49,779,4M.|i3

lts bearing interestfinelulting in nto uiltatemsnl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 57i,b!6.5iii.53 unees under the Finance Act . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 000300.00 it: tutllio h and Bnlsncssdue to other Bonk: n (lanolin 2,021,397 lll

masons to nnlu llnd ‘Banking (mlrBlp0l1d0nilElICWhtfi! than in Connie . . . . . . .‘ . . . - . . . . . . . . . b . . .. . . .. 9,394,770.39

lII| Payable . . . . . . . . . .4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-. 4. . 305.308.

to- dlt tit t ill . . . . . . . . . . .. one: lnfilld-eslillt iii. foregoing.

mid null Sllilsidisr, coin current. . . . . . . million notes . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . poll! in the (‘anti-oi Gold Helene-m. pelts nude with Ind Balances dl

other lllnkliti 1h . . . . . . , . . . . . , . . lencu due b Benke end lhnkiutsallorre- lpflildGlll n nowhere than in (Inna . . . . . .

ll sud Short (not sxcoedingthlrty dnylli Luann

in Con! , on Bonds. Dobenturcll uni-i

' Stocks nnd other securities oi a lluiiicienl

_ market hie vnlue lo cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

1| nnd t (not exceeding thirty days)

Loon! in Grant Britain and United states. on n . beuturos and Stocks, nnd

1 other securities oi a suilicient mllrlletnble

value to cover . . . - . . . . . . . . . . , . . . _ . . . . , . . . .

lninlnn end Provincial Government Securltit not exceed-

795,761,062]. . I3.I25,1lo.6I 1,839,379.51

. . . - . . . - J 33 505162.87 .. 60.391.302.25 HJWO W0 iii)

4.33.96 14.120.539.85

39,147,056.“

IMLMLIGUJJZ "~—~———'- l92,l.l7,llil.ill

InQ nmrkot uius . . , . . . . . . . . - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.704.087.20 ilwoy and other Bonds, lleboxtures nnd Stocks‘ not excccll- _ In market nine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,693,024.06 . nu an Munlrirul - ' . und British. Foreign nntl ~ (lolonlni-Pubi e Securities other than nnsllhln not ox- teel-llllfl market V ue. . . .. . . . 16.054,ll92.93 on: oi other Banks . . . . . . . . . . 4,0iIl,b')l\.ilii nlted States and other iorcign 92|,oll.1.2b ‘llequnl on other linniu . . . . . . , .. 4ii.208,7i3.lti » ~ ~ ~—~---ii73,ii9il.llll.liil

llrrclli Lontln nlul lllllcounta ill (lunallln (lean rebate oi

inlt-rt-nil uilrr nluklnu lull provision for tltlubtjllllieilll m. to t titles, ‘fovvnll. Munlci ollllca nnti Si.

l) ‘urrenl Lou n llnd Dlllvtluntll l: sl-wllt-ro lhnnWn (lanolin (lash

uil had and

$30li.752,388.6ii 2I.4l6,l»b5.5il

rt-lnlto n intorrst) nitrr mailing iull provision for nll hnti

and do illiultit-hln . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Noll-cunt t Loans. oslimuled loss provided tor . . . . . . . .

llsnk I'll-arisen ut not. more than cost (less amounts written

u! untu- other than ihlnll Premises . . . . .. Mnrlmms on Real Eslutl: sold by the Bunk. . . labilhieo oi Customers under

hurt-n oi null loans to controlled compnnim. . . filer Assets not included in the torecolng. . , .

, latter: oi Credit posit with the Minister ior tile purposes oi the (2

$5,496,446.64

1,012,919.73 i??- 36R,67il,420.hi GI). . "$00,000.00 ,,__ 586.975.?“ 117,449.97

'i\orl::-—,'l‘hc buslncsll ol tho Batik in Paris, Fl-llnco nlld in Son Fransisco. U.S.A. ls clitrlctl on under the nnmo oi loonl incorporated companies. llnd the figures nro ‘utcnrporawl l

lilo lbuvs General Statement.

Nollx-obondlt of the Merchant-s Realty Corporation to the exucnt. obfllflkiiiiilfli) secured

on remiss leased to the Bonk. ore in the hllnds oi tho pub] ‘ int e ebovo Stltoment. us the Bllllk is not directly I

lzllhkblis B. GORDON. . . . President. ~ \ T0 ‘rlllc Slunlttlohmzlls or THE BANK or MuNI tllml. We hnvo compared the nbn iltlntroul at. the ilostl tililco, nlld wit tallied tile investments und securities It tilt- lien

zlllcltcd tho cult and vsti Wo hnve to report. that. (u) wo have ohtoln Mlulred: (b) subject to the jud

llmitctlllnd Jeilre llnio‘: llullpml, oi tho Cltv ul QHPIYH“. w

($50,000 m] ilrnernl and Western (lent-till l-l: tile Bulk. and (o) ill our opiltlcll. thi- llhovl-S till u shown by lilt- bookfol tllu llnnii. ' ’ JAMES HUTU -' oi tin- l'lr CHARLES A.

Iiollrllxll. zilrd Now. 192a. ll

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Ahoxlde oi mllgnaium is used as the insulating . material between healing elanlerlts to prevent circuits in new electric irons,

out in bu rt-tltiered Ill nlllllt in

ctoriu i gs it mgltxllu, Mon rr-lIl ‘ _ J llion the transactions oi the iillnk. w ictl IIIVP cumcuntli-r our mull-r, have lwg-tl wtLilt-l limp: tr

' tnlt-lm-tlllllsciosiollltottlll-runlllllun .5‘ n» innit an

lllfiilN, LIA

m of ilitixitili, Stood, unlmlltl at QIIGSUN. C-ll. '

nt n“, 41m. ni freak, (Juelhilil d‘: ilorllrsnn

is. Those bonds do not appear lllhle therefor. FREDERICK WILLIAMS-TAYLOR. " Gonertli hIunlllit-t

vu Stntutocnl with tun ltoolts llnti Alscounts nl ttlu hunk n. h tile bt-rtlilul Brunch Returns. We have checked Lin: cusll and ll (llllco, unll ntsovnrnl o] tho princlpll Brunt-hrs ol the Bunk at. tho end oi‘ the flnlnclnl yenr. We have likewise, at linrious ilorl tho securities at. st-vcrll

dams Ilirllllillllllli lht- war llnpottnnt Brlncllos. all the inicrmntion and ux lnnutium we lnlv. ken by Joiln umlllon. limtvell‘: hlch ls now pending. in wllloil tlu- IUWu‘ tulitl and tlla halancr. pIylIlIP nvt-r till-ml? urs l. tho linynl Viulorlu hiuv-rltity, llll! l ' olnt. Ctltnt-nlgn Fund, in "HIIHNKWI, n

“llkvtlihlllr l__‘\u_m__

Oi Emgilsh invention is nldsvioe

the to place detonators 1011 rails to signal short, trains in fogs. replwin! 0M lhfli has toast,- been exploded with a fresh one

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crs and boomers. automatically. S *1». _., t ~. lot,‘ .v “Y. \ ., ;_ ‘ " < ._~;¢Z. so‘ u‘ . , . . _ _v _ ll¢~l-~,~rz=»1---~ f u" "£‘.i."‘.‘:.i".'..'§’.'.‘.:".'.'l. MIQI-fdriillrfl‘ ‘Iii; ‘Cindi l ha,” "N. hi“ down’ "l; if’ v ltcpi in when. m, .0 lisvour up wilt-u you . .y " '14 u‘ '

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Modem Etiquette E . 3, l“ t L. ‘E . ‘ I! f". 7

Q- l-low hire‘ dinner gllests in- iomled who their partners are to be? _A. Their hostess iuiormsithem.

Q- Is it ever permissible to lellvs thg spmlzganding ill-the cup? Q. Is it ‘abuslglg Vher, social cc- quaintance wlth c‘ ‘on 1! a, womm culls and applies '12s on? A. Not if she loco le.

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Dally Lessons lmgEngllsh ' wonns 01mm Mlsusllni no‘ not say. "I am-willingto pay the damage." Say, “pay izhecost." OFTEN MIISPRONOUN z phon- tasy. Pronounce fan-mi first syl- lable as "fan." second sum in “ask? l as in "it," accent first syllable.

‘O MISS? : nuptial. SYNONYMB: Idbsurd, irrational, it nsisten‘, ridiculous, re- nus. WORD STUDY‘: “ se a word three times and it. is yours." Let. us increase our VOQMJUINY by master- ing one word each day. Today's word: PROPITIOUS; favorable; auspicious; fortunate. “The journey

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- was begun under propitious circum- stances."

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* 0-04 l Household Scrdpbook

i 3y mums Loo

a coo o 344%».

Eyebrows v

To stimulate thé" lgrowih of ' the Qyebrcws. apply pure olive oil with n small brush. ‘ y _ Cleaning Silvor

Common‘ cooking soda. is cxcellant for cleaning silver and it does not scratch. Follow by polishing with a. soft cloth. ' r

i Cake When cake runs all overithe pan while baking, use less baking pow- der next; time andsee if it doesn't eliminate this trouble.

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Canadian Items to‘ be Dealt With By-Slfate‘ Council

LONDON, Dec. 6—'.l.‘he alppolnt- ment of a. Council of State to act for His Molmsty has something more than sf sentimental interest for Ca- nada. and the otherDomitllons. It means among other things that ma- chinery has been provided for. se- cu:lng during the King's illness roy- a! "ratification for proceedings of the judicial committee of the Privy Council. A Privy Council judg- ment or a decision of their Lord- ships to allow or refuse leave ‘to ap- peal from a Judgment, of a Domin- ion court; is" constitutional, merely the advice'whlch Their Dordshipl" arcprepared to tender His Majesty.

Such Judgments are permitted tr be published immediately on deliv- ery, but they do not become actual- ly effective lhitll they have been formally prasented to His Majesty at. on actual meeting of the Privy Council. when the King formally in- itials the record oi such Judgmonis

That the appointment of thr Council of Stnbe was becoming matter of urgency ls proved alom in the fact. that the business com- pleted by the judicial committee of the Privy Council in the last fev weeks has been steadily accumulat-

Amohgst. such bus ness is Thel" Lordsltlps‘ decslon to grant lenvr to appeal on the question of whe- Lhsr women are constitutionally capable of appointment to the Sen- ate oi Canada.

It, is interesting to Mic that. a‘ (mm 111.1119 six counsellors; Queel Mary will probably n the other in ratifying on be i’ oi’ the Kin" Their hardships’ decision to Brim‘ the leave to appeal

, ..-_--¢a>-i-— MOVING PICTURES IN ONTARIO SCHOOLS

HON“). Ont. Doc. 6.(By Cau- adlon Plossi- y sits mt his deal inschooLbltthis dismison oh‘

pby lesson that is in FY0811!!! {rho Mueller has lust been tollipr products oi the Bri-

head hunters in _ I NW1! ofBorneoM, rncdu, 60110‘ frown at this: no I ‘W.

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Worltswolldcrs on

"RSSVISII Stomaélls‘ rand Imlzyliowels

The old, reliable Gallagher’: Tonic and System Builder,

M! tbobgoodneso and healing Virtues i 716?“, 9mm’! own medicine, are ibis tonic. No luineral‘ drugs. Sets every organ working 160%,"'"Brin bog; the old icy of living. Good for cg: ne .~ Clears up skin tl-dubles—oven Ecscmt. Bulids you up. Sold as {gm fiflllflsherb Herbal 11- usellold medlcs IIQJJX g

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‘The Public Forum -p

This column is open tor the

Tull: PRESIDENTIAL nulzcrlori

Su-—In n recent. issue of the Guardian I noted n letter from Mr. Deter Reilly in which he ltilldc solpfle belittling mmarks about Gov. A1- lred E. Smith the Democratic pre- sidential candidate in the recent cl- . ectiol-l in the United States. ‘ Inyiew of the fact that Smith xvas defeatrzd by the most. low down methods ever employed in on elec- tion it. ill bebocvcs Mr. Reilly to dip his pen in ink to further the‘ base work begun by that, very un- christian and tin-American organ- ization the “Ku Klux Klan", who used all the powers of darkness in their appeal to the passions and prejudices oi the ignorant. Perhaps Mr. Reilly did not see any of the scurrilous literature that. was sent brcudcnst over the land stiinckinz Gov. Smith's religion. If I had time and space -I would name some of the diabolical things I saw in some of the pamphlets that came under my notice, things one wouldn't ex- pect. any sane person to believe. and which I am sure the lnbelligeui people of P. E. I. would cast. from them in scorn because their good sense would tell them they were false.

Alfred E. Smith was Governor of. New York Stilt: for a period Of eight years, during which time he introduced and put through a, great many reforms. As New York State is lnrgely Republi- can and the legislature preponder- mtly so; therefore he was obliged to fight every-inch of the way l0 carry out his plans for the better- uent pf" the State. His courngc and tact in dealing with a hostile Assembly evoked praise from many who difiered with ‘him politically. and leading Republicans like ex- Gov. Hughes and Elihu Root’, BB-Ve hlm great credit for the way he handled the affairs of State.

H: was strictly nbn-partiscn i" his appointments to ofllce,‘ ‘having appoint/ed eight. Protestants to one Catholic and many more Republi- cans than Democrats. He did a great. deal ion education, was the. friend of the widow and the or- ‘shall and the ice of all wrong doers. H: “was born of poor but, honest parent-s in New ‘I k City, sur- .01l.'i'i‘d6d by many ptntions ‘ he cept. his name unsmlr hed, married r pure and noble girl-who made on deal wife and mother. Today in lcfent. Gov. Smith stands stronger hnn ever and his influence for good s felt. throughout the land.

The Gcvernorship of the State 0f lew York ls second only to the iresidency of the United States. and Chis much I will say: if Hoover does lS well for, the notion as Smith lid for the State of New York he till not btnfouhd wanting. Sminh tid not set, up-a. slmvfl m8“ B5 ieilly would have us believe; on .le coittrary he laid cold bare facts afnre the people". he faced" the amblned forces of Borah, Moses. iughes and. Willebralidt and threw nnny a ‘scare into their. camp. howed up the oil maleiactors, also he doings of the bootleggers and nngsterlrunder the SO-Cflllbil pro- ibitlon, stood for Slate rights and . breaking away from old time IKtLIIdICBSMBPCHt the greater part ~i his lit; serving his country, and I om sure. iircan be said without ear oi contradiction he did ii; most diisfacbol-iiy. Hoover, on the-other and, spent must oi his llfa abroad. 00k little interest in the affairs 0f lis coun ', until nbaideni; Wilson.

Democrat, appointed him

Vows wos-iorty-sb: years oi age vet , be cost his first vote in the unlutlbnul. out bolls n. good.

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y e_ u llmlied y ‘ Copy of indepelident report by n. A. Mutch,,B; "AL, M," "n; Edit...- of Mutchfs Mining Service, Haileybury, Ontario, dated November 15th last, I

“Continuing preparations for diamond drillin c’ ' i in Dasserat Township, P. Q. This drilling willggtli 2211x515 soon. as drills are taken in. The- drilling is to explore at depth THE IMPORTANT COPPER AND com) SHOWINGS. The form- atiou here is correct for important ore deposition, as there ‘is a mineralized zone oc-curing under correct geological conditions and extending for a length of 600 feet. The surface showings have been milst Driimlsing, with one section of the vein showing a width of 2%; feet of massive chalcopyrite.‘ Further sections show heavy dissemination of chopper gulphidesy "

The above extract is an absolutely unbiased report by .5“. Editor of Mutch’s MiningService, which is illtt rnationally well known. "

We recommend the purchase of Evzwsgeline Gold & (limpet Mines shares as a speculation of unquestionable incl-it. Full partiétllars upon request. I I

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obliterate the venomous footprints

at the proper moment. and no doubt left. in the wake .of the recent cl-

U it. voiced the sentiments of the par-fi C I d d

e0 mh- - " _ ty. or a group of the party to which

Iii i5 i0 be hfllled will? the day ‘Sllhe Patriot belongs, and which has‘ and a an

not far distant" when people wllltseei. m it that the public positional . v la“ “mdem Ymmg

cease tn distrust their brethren Ofiof ltonol" and omoiumellt are strict-l . S. 1n Debate [womanly

the ancient Chrlsiélhnn fagfih. l ‘ly cl.~¢umsm-tbed_ i g MPeace on est- , go wil Lo. ~w ,- G0d'_ 1o. 1 _ l ;

men,” saith the. Prince of Peacex] a“ otieisewil] b: dacn/‘lnsetadrf peop c EDMONTON’ Mm» Dec- 5'"“-'fim'

bili- fllbili will Billlfii-‘li- b8 the 1110"» There is no place in Heaven for iggutljnlrtrsgsgafigloévlsgbaixnfiaatg

eran is a regrcttable ienture of mo-

woman is un-

lDeclares Press

at those that masquerade uudler yo“ from the University of Sydney Aus h is d lll ll , d ho l 1 1' ' _‘ » " ‘ Zea?“ gtetethpgstltzvg slopsagoatilnst omt- mgr; cant lune Heaven cram ‘wane,’ has arranged matches hi: RGpOTtS Utyltrlle , m. Chflsthma Pew ‘AS t d N, H, m l _€5l£fll Canada and mnydebate; 1 um, 511-, em" camdffi cgrgspxkdeliftl ‘ma - e with eastern Canada universities‘,

idem life; That. the world would be I. batter of! without the movies; 171's:

you all know ‘

ldministrlior 'dui'lng the World 5

‘STUDENT or‘ mm ‘PLAY Massachusetts. l . I . I

u. -s,'.'_ RRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

-Sll‘,——Sli‘li2E the last. presidential election in the United States manyl American and Canadian newspapers’ have had laudatory articles on All Smith as Among other Canadian newspapers‘ which referred w the Democratic Candidate “Saturday Night" of To-I ronto might be tnentloned. This is u‘ very high class weekly publication,‘ llllduéll an editorial in its Bsue oil the zeth-ur November, it states that Ml". Smlih- by his honorable straight.- iorwal-d character and conduct had received the support of the right thinking men_ and women of his own ‘cuntry, and the i-"rspect. of the. straight thinking mien anti women .3! every other country. Again, ln- its issue of December 1st’ it carried-an} article which Mr._John A. Steven-J son. therCanadlnn correspondent oi‘ the “London Times" had contribut- ed to hlsvpaper on the presidential campaign lnthe United States. In this lil-ticle Mr. Stevenson ‘states that Al. Smith by his conduct both before and during the campaign had reflected honor upon himself. llis_polltical party and his country. and had won a. moral victory which "cs hovmll to have good results in the years to come. un the 7th oi’ November the day afmr the election, the Patriot in a lengthy editorial anitnadveried upon Smiths candidature and stated that he represented an “clement " that should have no place in the p blic life oi any country. No doubt the article hlld been prepared some days before the election. anticipating Smith's defeat, and had been kept in the Patriot. Office to be released