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of the ilonk's
SEMIANNUAL STATE
30th Apri1-, 1932 -
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niummrst
u4Bims*TO 770.priBuc
, $626,1.70
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O, 15,443,69.uo,
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Bah payable. . . .Z134145=1.8-
DWIiiself-mii---vas •
'Letters 'of Credit Quaittanirani
• reunc•fetinagnia0indes seidettales ea Mal Of
*Weald Fookriitio-wi (sweViittineOheia. fit
diaei mai simitirde .fregeisaliaOssi.
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'LLIABIL-Trtijr7770474.0AREI/Ori#ggS
, Capital, &oldie and LI ndiehid Praia -
Reserves fi, Dgyi4ends . • ., 76,101,599,13
- Ibis alOomat- reinisietwWW sherebeetkne ider1s1 10:161 Bed; own'.
• raids /lefrifteisreta er•:••01/10•0' ;Ad; emfternatmerat. - ,
• Tata Liabeitifis • ,$748,612,481.21..•
• '43,478,9:32.111
• 1,743,413.02
• $672,310,882-013
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RESOURCES
- ;Toknseet the foregaingLiabilities the Bank has
Cash in its Vaults analis tfte Central,Gati Reserves
Notes of and Metres Olt Other -Baas- .
114,t 61620 !D-
Monty on Depoiit withOdier Banks. o, s.
r deataidor elf st;tWit 'Ogee, • • .
Government & Other,Soricia and Debentures
Seoi!ittsriegsemerpSi.#assfshiaktititoreron,
• t• Itssl,sy S'IsodlasisosisfAsdadiar , •
Can Lasine outrideisf cam& • • • -
sria.alsy bestly.steds- aid edit; nevddle -attinkiets,of veer
maketbso the loins-at=t. rAsada.-sattfoeye eylebly *rata* wit 6
illiadag die".
eta Liam in Canada • • • • . . •
•-• Payable, gm deism osodsecin4 b7 bee II; aad ouch ohm:off %doe
• a!,g210*41011°167" "the 10212' •
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roTALOF t2yACKLY AVATIABIE RESOURCFS
(fral to .573i74o f ell Liabilities to tke PubEc)
To moofactorees, foram sweidtoos and othets,Wo eseaditiowt egg-
, la eat with wool Baskin,
Bank Psenib es . - . .
Tkiee propestier only sic oroird is tie swot!. &On compoNieg -
drama aid loads of :beat thuupones arir1ymdby -the amok
end •Ippcar tbe bah at 4..aa tie oath oete. All adtar• of de
Books prowiim de Oahe of solib- kagelyrexceaft $4,500.0014 arP
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.Real Enate-and Moilikes o Re21 Estate • • '
it the come of de Bast", *ilea. old is roan eilbeicsi •
a Customers' Liability under 1Lettersof Ger& .
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R,qweseats Crabs -Sties of aroma= es actesett of Laos of Gat band
by tie Bask fire skis etwonot.
• Other Assets nut inicluded in die Foregoing •
• Making Total Assets of . . •
se sea pererfa 00.1405ir .tbel Ar dw Poi& ef
logring an enters of Ands over Liabilities' to the Pub&
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• :1449.1,p/1011
23,10742-70.:
•27,09,1i0.51
228,901,146.79
601,47359
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• 1,645,610:62
133,637.87
385,483,22.5.66
336,572,388.S8
14,500000.00
• 775,p6.03
447805248
1,802,178.46
;748,612.081.21
672,310882408
$ 76,301599.13
PROFfi' andl LOSS ACCOUNT
P10621 foe the 1111f5101.10dng. 301h AP21, 1932 • • • • *2.589,292-70
Divideiols pail oft fiyilde to Shueholdlis iitriosoomo-o.
-Poositioirfor-TatinvDcazinion-Govenowent . .•a213416.211- '
litemratios, for Beak Potacires . • . . • . sopoai 24881,316.28
lielanae01 Prora ood Loto Amount, 31,o October, tos
Elotwolof Profit sad Law catzad (=ward .
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$ soo.97642 .
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17se slims& of a bank is determined by ib hist' !my, its poEcy, its nranagensent
and the extent of its resources. For 114 years the Bank of Montreal has
• been in the firrefront of CanEars finance.
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Xiciratf' Sg.,NTIPPR.I4
My t: •Weloster, Wallet/10'
, and Mho YOlikeitre4. Webster. Toren-
robtshed eyerr-11PlirrookY' louro'ng to visited at their 140410 reeOutlir•
• AV.,,T4,190c,-94#10* ' • Attp. 4tgelr endoroOn 344
...affitb' 1;014 vdthI0enfht 4 Whiw
DAY,1932
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Mips ::Grace HaTdenby 01.7enter-
$##:ileirit the:._..week-endat berhome
At6i" mid 314ia. :104.; Th ?ta, pson of• .
Cr,Sfscre're :SeedaY•704-rs with
• the kiteeilf4he6.11* Fred
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isit. on
San -
*4; jaciro,.' n;•
1.:Ejnson
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aic;g the dust
.y these tiines witli his
*Pent Sunday evening With friends
Mi. and •Mrs.FredJohnstoneand
&mil, Y of'List- owei-xenewed old :
ar-
qua,itancea here on Saturday,.
Rages -tiff -Hill week':
for New Werinihd.ster, Whelp she in
satbs
witenadsh:rpeontlinsurgo summee436;;cimeniiiilo
ler, • .‘„ '
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nhanse3"rs.Were 8Mirinda:
Mr. and MXW Boyle and• &Ina
• evening. •
31r. and Mrs- Gerald *Ever apt;
frim y were .
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4.13- McLean's.
lL81--^".turdoaf3rTvisleesw:tseratwasji
Mirs. HarryBell spent a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. duo. Robb,
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Mr. and Mrs_ Will Ca._ Mrs., M.
Cox- and Mary spent Sunday with
Goderkh _friends..
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Mr:andMBen.LoanndLnL
are 4 ..1111'14.'weig Sunday visibi
at Jai: Rodeos,. •
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•ilnirch ovi Sunday. ., '
• MiesIffnIFY C9014 7aurse,irfrtraining
ntivingliani, spent an evening at her
reeentlY. "
,1.1iiinnd lire,. Wm. hinegili, *lied'
Witb Mr. and Mrs, Pete Dahmer,
F-terardine, elle day last Week.
•,Mr.• and Mrs. Oliver. Cudney send
family from Gritare spending a few
days with the latteea mother, Mrs.
etlitre1144,AndW7.
11fse.: Earl Swan and fam-
ly and OM, kliteAuley and family
visited:With ":311.rs„ Cooke, Zinn: re -
Oath,. • . - p..
Mm; Aohur.goolt reeeived: thesad
news or., the • itcridentail - death, at le.
".10011/07-alTeiteerek-1111V-Week.--Viheg-
"zhe, kaki• of Mr.: and Mrsi, Albert
J44Meerk was ,injured by a,•..tTnF__
• The May' meeting' of ,the 'Patti=
/Motint-II.F.W.0.---ives- -held-at—the-
dap; e- • afternallIts-a4ackm-Seratitzy n 1700.11-.0a .The_• Thert,
wasa good attendance. • The presi-,
dent, . Mrs. Webster •occupied the
;ilair.TTIM-Meeting OPeeed by sing-
-*lg. tke Pde, followed bY -the Lord's
Prayer an um,son. The an call was
insnaind by Don'tfor the Club. A
discussion on the Legiriation Bane -
:hr. iollosiecTlie_pregram- amristed,
,-if Comunity singing, a reading bY
Ethel Martin, an instruniental by
Verna Hamilton, 1 paper by Mrs.
iir;-ree4ingbi 11r;i, -1-E7eii-IiitaiL,
lark licaradergan, a acla ,hv kh.s. 1a
rhe jedgeS, for the rookie contest
vere Mrs. ' Wilson Hamilton, Mrs.
Ernie "Wilsen and Mrs. Alex ,Mac.
Diarmid. Mrs. Jas. Webster,. M.
Bob Hamilton and Miss Beth Alton
:reeed it 2nd aid 3rd prize. A
reading was given by Beth Alton. A
vote of thanks was extended to the
hostess and MSS Evelyn Reid con-
tributed an inStruinental The meet
ing •elosed by singing the National
Anthem...'•
The next meeting is to be held at
Mrs. Allister Hughes' in June, when
the ieramoolmt Club have accepted
an invitation to visit the Kairshea
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Ali too soon came Easter Sunday
and the postponement of thc attempt
le the following day gave just 24
• More hours of life to so many of
• Looking •Back To Vim i
over brave and tenacious foes. No
battle n human.meniory took place
•:* Fifteen Years Ago under weather conditions so fright -
fa Our men had to proceed over a
IfistoryIs filled with curious quirks liatiaginire aid skirt shell -holes half
and the fir.thatCanaians and Bav- filled with icy water at 530 in the
• Arians were battling to a decision on morning of that dreadful ninth of
Firiiich territorit5 yeara ago may he April, 1917. One may gainall idea
. Added to the Collection. The prize of the ordeal by picturing leen laden
soinesresof -battered-,---wat-eiz•- 0th -rifles; ammunition and account/-
• loged mud, Which seemed worth therements wading threugh hip -deep
struggle a1 the tinie„ for reasons Mad in a blinding sleet storm, pled-
•• -which now appear quite strange. The ding steadily into a kail a ballets
laud itself *as well-nigh Worthies, and sheil fire.•
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The capture of Vimy Ridge had
been planned for Ratter Sunday,
April fith, Some months befOre the
attack At the last ',moment the,
Molt was postponed far a day in
view k,f- the almost itnPassable Ci
• It Watt Set atahle, there were no
• Prearati minerals hidden under-
, *wand, but a fife and death combat
wawb' waged for it. It was
grimind thieno one could have melt-
• gaged for ore than a siniall ainoupt.
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Ifiafair to say, in looking back,
that the .Canadian Corps won Vinly the general atmospheric conditionS.
i4tt ciatly dealaitte vietory Factboy delay Yita tleeided against
when it became apparent, that no
inlOavefaent could be einpected for
some days. For weeks before zero
hour the entire Canadian Corps had
worked hIce beavera in preparation
for this huge InilittItY eiteration. The
infantry had •practised "going Over
the 6Pcs,*.' as the rehearssd attacks
were called, and Add 'captured
counterfoOk" their objectives many
times before doing So in gritirreality.
The few roads leading to the, front
were literally jammed with vehicles
carrying supplies, night after nigist.
Their contents were unlondeti and
moved Closer to the front by the ev-
er-inipesedapon men of .the infantry.
Great activity bad leek apparent
behind our lines and the air Vorasdie.
dititan of the °and u t tense, Trench ?aids' PraCtite
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the fads. For hours -prior to the ac-
ing." Itnapingoff'"at 520 a.m. thou-
sns �f the troops crouched in shat -
low trenches in a ram n of sleet. Oh-
*ives known as the Red Line and
ihe: Bine Line had been set. On the
dot and for the first time, the four
divisions comprising the Canadian
Corps moved forward simultaneous-
iy into a sea of mid. Covering their
advance the excellent Canadian ar
tglery laid down an ear-splitting
barrage. .. Heavier guns hammered
away in concert with their lighter
brothers. Hastily ninning their fire -
steps and tinebitie-gun emplacements
the foe poured in a withering fire on
the advancing Canadians. The ton
of casualties mountedqill too rapidly.
The 'price of the Ridge was being ir-
reparably paid.
In little more than two hours Vhny
was history. Not ail:of the objectives
were taken at once. Resistance was
Stubborn at 'many points, but inAlue
Course every, obstacle was cleared.
Despite almost overwhehnifig handi-
caps the tide of troops surged at one
location to a distance of more than
two and one-half miles from their
starting place. The huge, heavily --
fortified Ridge was wrestedand
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punentswbo .haCheld possession of_
it -since the ',early -days, of -the-war.
Many of the men in the ranks ea,
pressed surprise at the sharpness of
the Ridge's slope when they reached
its ede- Footing had to be carefully
chosim on the way down to the pla-
teau ipread out beneath. it is not
generally knoWn that on a localized
front the Canadians made a clean
smash, piercing the enemy line cont*
pietas+, and rolling: it back.-Severai
battalions pushed out patrols Who re-
ported that a Clean ubreak through'
had been made:Owing to the irnpos-
sibility moving tip artillery sup-
port through the indescrilakte mad
Our infantry had to Settle dovin to
consOlidathig their postions.
• 'Reserves to exploit success of such
measure had not been Provided, in
any event. The few tanks taking part
in the action had Peen mired far be-
hind the new front lines. Night fin-
ally settled on the eichanstd.surviw
ors, 611 "the ninth' as it will eh:rays
be called...Sy its. participants. They
found themselves in unfamiliar rain, Wan from a resourceful manly.
Citaadiaa antis had scored an 013
standing victory, but the price ex -
aced for the Ridge bad been agon-
izing. In face of the dreadful caual-
ty nit id °the ninth' Canadians have
at'', least this Comfort. The assault on
Vhny Ridge was Purely for military
mantras.. It Was Mit in an y Way for
purposes as was the far toe
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artifler barrages and amid, coni- os* capture Pilawhettdale later
bats added to the feeling cif itottea. in the sameiyear. It Was a day to be
dPiflesetitt, rementbered.
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A goodcrewd attended the dance'
in the :P Lot Halt last Friday
Quite a number from here attend -
41 the Ball Game and social evening
a Ripley on Monday night, under
the auspices of the Jr. Institute and
Ir. Farmers. •
'The annual meeting of the Para,
mount Beef Ring will be held in the
Paramount Hall, on Friday eveing,
June 3rd, at 8 P31.
THUM FRiDAY,• .SATOWAY
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Lout tee*g rates
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7110 P.m Still
kw"' egg* rates
at Etle
Old man Carrington was selling his
farm and there were two fine teams
for quick sak Mil Smart fidn't peed
theta Nit be. thought f,ta man
; he, knew in, the cartage tusinest
called his man by Long Distance
teiephone that night and arranged
_ to buy both teams for hitt' 11. next day
OG comatitsion.
A few days fitter he had a take cheque
in the ma- and his telephone on
cost him only 30 cents.
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