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FADS AND FANCIES.
HOW WEAK GIRLS
MAY GROW INTO
STRONG WOMEN
The Blood Supply Must be Kept
Rich, Ped and Pure—Good
Hosiery novelties include stock BIeoi Means Good Health.Ings of shaded silts.
Overskirts eisiaeft material are Healthy girlhood is the only path
modish and are 1ti•re to stay. to healthy womanhood. The merg-
}lowered muslin suubouncts have ing of girlhood into womanhood
favor for summer wear. lays a new tax upon the blood. It
Valenciennes lace, real and Write ie the cvertaaing of the scanty Woodtion, is in demand once more. supply that Makes gr wing girls
Cluny lac; is as great a favorite suffer from all . those headaches,
as it was a season or two ago. backaches and sideaches--all that
l lu ainethv t, stents, from deep to ; paleness, weakness and weariness—
ligilt, arc in the height of fashion. ell that languor, despondency and
Folds and fichus user the should- constant ill health.
ers are quite. a feature of the soul Unhealthy girlhood is bound to
neer evening dresses. lead to unhealthy womanhood and
All of the new outing hats, as well a life of misery. Nothing but tho
as the finer straws, show a decided blexid-building qualities of Dr. Wil -
roll at the brim. !lams' fink Pills can save a girl
The scarf which matches the gown when she undertakes the trials and
h becoming one of the familiar tasks of womanhood. That is the
features for the light wray.s time when nature snakes new de -
Foulard facing for the smart mends upon the blood supply.• Dr.
revers sounds a new note in tailor- Williams Pink Pills actually make
ing and dress combinations. new, rich blood, which meets those
Linen and pique outing hats, trim- new demands with ease. In this
med with a severe band of patent simple scientific way Dr. Williams
leather, are popular. Pink Pills fill a girl with overflow -
In millinery there is a decided ing health and strength.
taste for the combinaton of black Miss Eva Dennis, r1ruherst• , N. S.
and dark, purplish blue. says :—"Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
rt hats continue to be huge in have douo me a world of good. 1
size, but they have improved in line was completely run down, was very
with the advance or summer, pale, easily tired and suffered
Next to the popular amethyst Tom h hough I utri)t severe ed many medicines I
Paris the favorite of arts just got nothing to do mo the least good
now is a faded light green. until I began using Dr. Williams'
White wash braid with a clash of pink Pills. Even the first box of
colors an exceedingly pretty trim- Iris
diose seemed to help me, and after
ming for a young girl's wash dress. taking a half dozen boxes I was
Morning rubes and tea gowns are again a strong, healthy girl. 1
ppearing without, sleeves, except
as they are made of contrasting
material. have not, had any illness since, but
should I again feel run down Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills will be my
The parasol matches the color of only medicine, and I strongly re-
tho gown with which it. is carried, or commend them to every weak and
else it tones with the accessories,
ailing girl.
which at present include the gloves. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold
Sli rs and boots are being made by all medicine dealers or sent by
line to match gowns, and mail at 50 cuts a box or six boxes
eravenetto. Cravenette for $-2.50 by The Dr. Williams' Me-
ese often bengaline tops of dicine Co., Brockville, Out.
e color.
oTlarless gowns will never re- '1'
'1lmain in favor fcr city wear, but the BUDDHIST TEMPLE BURNED.
fashion is a delightfully comfortable
one and becoming to the majority
of young girls.
The hats of the day give a "little
girl" look to the debutante, be-
cause they are worn so low on the
head that all or nearly all of the
hair is hidden.
'`esfashioni blo restaurant wear
tt# `' *nig out a good many
order on the Gains -
in colored straw,
rs.
Fox 'ferrici"
Ma'lctz,
A w'
ARER.
ravelled With His
1 ver 10,000 Miles.
derful record as a traveler
e'en achieved by Dash, the
oth-haired fox terrier, which
accompanied Dr. M. A. Stein, the
archaeological explorer, through-
out his great journey of 10,000
miles, undertaken on behalf of the
Indian Government throughout
'entral Asia into China and hack.
Though the aggregate of the
marches amounted roughly to 10,000
miles in two years and eight
months, the actual distance cover-
ed by Dash, taking into account his
canine habits of progression, may
( be e, timated at well over 20,000
miles. Dash made that journey on
font practically the whole way, ex-
cept when he went "pony back"
for short distances at times of great
heat. When in the Takinmakan
,rt, Dash, like the rest of the
y, had his water allowance
Jimited. It cane from the
upply carried on camels in the
form of ice.
Dash went over mountain passes
ae high as 18,000 feet above sea
level. Throughout the journey the
dog kept well, and his menu was
made up of scraps from the camp
larder. Each night ho slept in llr.
Stein's tent, and on occasions
proved himself a very useful watch-
og. On the high Tibetan uplands
reercatiun was chasing
Id donkeys, yaks, and the like,
managed to kill several hares
d bring there in to supplement
e store of food.
Upon many journeys along the
Indian northwest frontier !)ash has
also been the comrade of his
ter, and h probably seen
ore of th tbrld than most
le. He has true British terrier
1 ie. his veins, although India
els
birthplace. The dog is now
unrantine niter leaving oome
India.
try.
Irish recruit was once brought
brenking into barracks -
getting elver the wall in -
entering by the gate.
urphy." said the ollieer,
you were late. you should
come in by the gate.•'
se, yer honor." said Murphy.
as afraid of %lking the Fen
When hearts are trumps a girl
txpects a young man to play a dia-
mond.
Beggar Built Fire for 1Vartuth in
Temple at Tokio.
Zojoji, the famous Buddhist tem-
ple, situated in Shiba Park, Tokio,
has been completely destroyed by
fire, thet damage amounting to
about 400,000 yen. A beggar was
in the habit of sleeping in a hole
underneath the floor of the temple,
lacking a better home. The night
of the fire was cold, and tho unfor-
tunate man has confessed that he
lit a newspaper and piled some
pieces of wood around it for warmth
and overcome by sleep, woke
to find the place in flames. Only
those who know the pride of the
Japanese in their temples can con-
ceive the effect of this irreparable
loss on the people, not only of the
immediate community, but practi-
cally throughout, Japan. The Zojoji
temple, next to the great temples
at Nikko, was probably the most
famous and popular as a show tern•
ple in Japan.
A GREAT BANK.
Tho far-seeing advocates of Ca-
nadian Union probably hardly rea-
lized half a century ago what a
service they were rendering to
Canada's future in starting forth
the young united Dominion with the
foundation of a flanking System
which has been developed into the
greatest in the world with no ex-
ceptions. Tho System has faults,
but these are more academic than
practical, and if past progress is
any criterion the faults that now
exist will disappear in the future.
The services which our banking
System has rendered to the Domin-
ion as a whole, and to individual
Canadians, should iie more thor-
oughly appreciated by the Canadian
people.
One of the strongest units in our
Banking System is the Dominion
Bank. which presented its semi-an-
nual statement to the public a few
days ago. Despite the fact that this
statement covered a period, part
of which was characterized by ex-
treme financial stress and the bal-
ance by very kw money rates, the
profits of this great institution for
the half year, although some Four-
teen Thousand Dollars less than the
previous half year, are still at the
rate of l5'z p. c. 'fhe circulation
has increased about a quarter of a
million dollars ; deposits have in-
c'reascd nearly six million and have
now reached the total of over forty-
ene millions; cash assets show an
increase of nearly one and a half
million, and the immediate avail-
able assets an increase of nearly
six million with nn increase of
about the sante amount in the total
assns, which now total fifty-three
and a half millions.
This is a most satisfactory state-
ment, and one on whieli the share-
holders may congratulate thenu-
•clves heartily, reflecting. as it
docs. most careful and progre•siVe
management.
it is raid that all dugs i t Pc ra
halo the Permian Lar::.
FLEETS or THE WORLD.
Great Britain Heads the 1.Ist of De-
stroyers.
The an,cual return, "Fleets
(Great Britain and Foreign Coun-
tries)," showing the strength of
tho leading navies, was issued the
other day as a White paper.
The following table summarises
the return :-
0
a
e da Ul G n
• • r, a, td to
OS
Battleships
built 53 32 26 10 14 13
Battleships
building 6 10 6 1 4 6
Armored cruis-
ers built38 8 15 7 11 22
Armored cruis-
ers building 1 4 0 3 2 2
Cruisers,
other 85 bl 34 16 27 28
Destroyers 175 97 35 17 58 72
Submarines 69 8 28 7 11 108
Among the British battleships
returned as ineffective, writes a
naval correspondent, are: (1) The
Centurion and the Barfleur, both
of which aro by official decision to
be scrapped and sold; (2) the Ro-
nown, which has been without the
greater part of her guns ever since
she was converted into a royal
yacht; and (3) the eight battleships
of the Royal Sovereign class, for
which no reserve ammunition is
now being provided. Eleven bat-
tleships should, therefore, be de-
ducted from the British total as
unable to take part in hostilities.
As do similar deductions have to
be made from foreign fleets, the ac-
tual force in battleships built and
building stands as follows:
Britain, 48; Germany, 42; U.S.A.,
32; Italy, 11; Japan, 18; France, 24.
Again, whereas all the German
destroyers but one have been
launched in the last ten years,
ninety of the British destroyers were
launched in or before 1898, and
are therefore obsolescent, as the ef-
fective life of a destroyer is only
ten years. Tho actual British figure
for efficient destroyers, built and
building, is therefore only 85 to the
German 96.
LAKE HURON AND LAKE
SUPERIOIR.
A magnificent summer trip is en-
joyed by taking this "fresh water
sea voyage" front Sarnia, Ontario,
to Fort William, Ontario, through
these great inland seas. This year
new steamers have been added to
tho Northern Navigation Co.'s
fleet, and the finest and fastest ves-
sels on the Great Lakes will fly the
house flag of this popular Company.
The steamers run in connection
with the Grand Trunk Railway
System, and all particulars, rates
and descripttive literature, etc.,
can bo had for the asking by ap-
plying to Mr. J. 1). McDonald.
SHOULDT EhA NIS MEDICINE.
"A feller shouldn't, stand in the
middle of the street to talk pessim-
ism," declared the Plunkville phil-
osopher.
"Why not?"
"Fust he says life ain't worth
living, and then jumps when he
hears an automobile honk."
Regarded as one of the most po-
tent compounds ever introduced
witli which to combat all sunnier
complaints and inflammation of the
Lowels, i)r. J. D. Kellog's Dysen-
tery Cordial has won for itself a
reputation that no other cordial
for the purpose can aspire to. For
young and old suffering from these
complaints it is the best medicine
that can be procured.
JAPAN'S TELEGRAMS.
At the beginning of the present
year Japan had 3,308 telegraph
offices and the lines wore 5,387
miles long, with a total length of
wire 92,227 miles. Nearly 8,000,-
000 telegrams were handled durng
the year.
A Domestics Eye Remedy.
i\furine Affords Reliable Relief t • i.yes that Need
an. Try Murine Nye Rowel, 1u Veer Eyes.
t Soothes lig• Pala.
"1)id you ever notice chickens
and gseso wrestling in sport like
the higher animals 1" "No; and it
is just as well, for it would be sure
to result in fowl play."
NO SUBSTITUTE FOR "The D. h I.."
Menthol )Taster, recommended by every
body for stiffness, pluriey, etc. Made by
Davis k Lawrence Co.
LACK OF JUDGMENT.
"So l'ayusc Charley met his fate
at the hands of a posse r
-Yep," answered Three -finger
Sam.
"What tvas the trouble?"
"His immejit difficulty was a
lack of judgment as to speed. He
helped himself to a horse, but didn't
pick one that was fast enough to
keep ahead of the party as went
after him."
A 1IELi'ING HAND.
"Excuse me. sir." said the Feninr
clerk as he entered the office of the
buss, "hut. having grown gray in
our venire, don't you think 1
:aught to have something added to
at snlarc•'"
"I do," answered the boss as he
reached into his pocket and drew
forth a dollar. "Take this arid get
3 -ourself a bottle of hair dye."
•
VERY SAFE BONDS.
P. Burns it Company, Limited,
whose Frst Mortgage bonds are now
being uttered for sale in Canada,
are large ranchers, packers and
distributers of packing house pro-
ducts, with Head Office at Calgary,
Alberta. In addition to abattoirs,
tacking houses and yards at Cal-
gary, Alberta, and Vancouver,
B. C., the 1'. Burns Company con-
trols sixty-two stores in the most
important cities and towns of Al
berta and British Columbia.
This business, founded in 1890,
has shared in the wonderful de-
velopment of 1Vestern Canada, and
has established itself on a strong
financial basis, earning net in 190s
8317,860, or five times tho amount
required to pay the interest on its
First Mortgage bonds.
According to appraisals made by
responsible parties the real estate
owned by the Company, which Lit
a ready market value, is worth con-
siderably more than the amount of
the present bond issue.
The bonds aro further strengthen-
ed by the fact that the surplus as-
sets after deducting all liabilities
almost equal in amount the pre-
sent outstanding issue.
During the present year many
issues of the obligations of import-
ant packing houses have attested
their growing popularity as invest-
ments in Canada and United
States. From the standpoint of se-
curitythe Burns issue is undoubted
while the return to the investor
(6 per cent.) is attractive.
FINAL GAME.
"England invests in two warships
for every one that her neighbors
buy."
"That's the way my wife likes to
invest in new gowns."
The Bowels Must Act Healthily.
—In most ailments the first care of
the medical man is to see that the
bowels aro open and fully perform-
ing their functions. Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills are so compounded
that certain ingredients in them act
on the bowels solely and they are
the very best medicine available to
produce healthy action of the bow-
els. Indeed, there is no other speci-
fic so serviceable in keeping the
digestive organs in healthful ac-
tion.
OUR WONDERFUL LANGUAGE.
"A premeditated, concocted, fab-
ricated, false, malicious, unclean
untruth," was a witness' dscription
of a statement made in court re-
cently.
It is an undisputed fact that
one packet of Wilson's Fly Pads
has actually killed a bushel of
house flies. Fortunately no such
Quantity can ever be _found in a
well kept house, but whether they
be few or many Wilson's Fly Pads
will kill them all.
Mrs. Jones: "Did you really ex-
pect me to accept you the night you
proposed 1" Mr. Jones: "Yes,
love. Just before I got to your
house I heard a dog howl three
times, saw the moon over my
shoulder, and walked under a lad-
der."
IN HOT COUNTRIES Painkiller finds
many uses. Colic, cramps. diarrhoea and
all such troubles readily give way to its
use. Dose, one teaspoonful, in hot water.
Avoid substitutes, there is but one "Pain-
killer "—Perry Davis.— 25c. and 50c.
Wife : ''Billy, dear, I stitched
up the hole in your trousers' pocket
last night after you had gone to
bed. Now, ata I not a thoughtful
little wife?" Husband : "Wee;
how did you know there was a hole
in my pocket?"
If your children moan and are
restless during sleep, coupled,
when awake, with a loss of appe-
tite, pale countenance, picking of
tho nose, etc., you may dcpgltd up-
on it that the primary cause of the
trouble is worms. Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator effectually re-
moves these pests, at once reliev-
ing the little sufferers.
STRANGE.
"We men clown at the factory
can't understand it all."
"What 1"
"The old man put his son in
charge of one of the departments
to -day, and the young fellow really
acts as though he knows some-
thing."
A man will confess to one bad
habit for the purpose of hiding a
dozen others.
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AMMONIA BRITISH NAVY SUPREMACY.
British naval supremacy is said to
POWDER date from the time of Alfred the
Great, who claimed and enforced
et Has no Equal for English ships of war t he right
Ask Your Grocer to be saluted first. Through the
rue It following centuries this claim was
Don't Mos pt
Just ati s••d continuously disputed and objected
WE CLEAN UP to until 1673, when the Dutch agreed
to strike their colors to the English
EVERYTHING in British waters. Though the same
honor had lung boon exacted from
esre tb Coupow Fi.c.uch vessels, Franco formally
vl enclu.ed 1n eaeb
pole Lv a Prise. IirsD Itarckag • A Wt a row -
agreed to the same recognition In
wb •le r.,mptete nog. lisaulaul Jletalited Rosi
itat 1'in for n.:f o..S. —_
Manufactured by J. a PAINT CO, Ltd. Tartlet°. —
QUITTERS.
One reason why there are so
many failures in the world is be-
cause there are so many men who
are punctual only at quitting time.
An Easy Pill to Take.—Some per-
sons have repugnance to pills be-
cause of their nauseating taste.
Parmelee's Vegetable l'ills are so
t repared as to make theta agree-
able to the most fastidious. The
most delicate can take them with-
out feeling the revulsion that fol-
lows the taking of ordinary pills.
This is one reason for the popular-
ity of these celebrated pills, but
the main reason is their high tuni-
cal quality as a medicine for the
st onuach.
THE SECRET OF HAPPINESS.
The secret of martial happiness is
not always in letting a woman have
her own way, but in letting her
know that you know that she's get-
ting it.
Practically all Canadian drug-
gists, grocers and general dealers
sell Wilson's Fly Pads. If your
storekeeper does not, ask him why.
HIS IMPORTANT SERVICE.
One of the greatest nuisances of
travelling is tipping. A smile from
a head waiter is a costly commodi-
ty, and no menial service is too
small for remuneration. An un-
usually ingenious plea for a tip is
that, of a small Hibernian, mention-
ed by Mr. John Augustus O'Shea in
"Roundabout Recollections." The
author was travelling in Ireland.
I drove down to the station on
the faint chance of catching the
train to Dublin. When I got out
of the cab at the station a bright -
faced boy accosted me.
"Ah, sure sir, you've just missed
the train," he said.
It was true. I booked my luggage
and ascertained when the next train
would leave. While 1 was waiting,
the lad carne up to me and asked me
fora
"Whattip. for i" I asked.
"Sure, sir, I told you that you
were too late," be uni,lu:,ilillrly
responded.
There is Only One Eclectric Oil.
—When an article, be it medicine
or anything else, becomes popular,
imitations invariably spring up to
derive advantages from the origin-
al, which they themselves could
sever win on their merits. Imi-
tations of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil have been numerous, but never
successful. Those who know the
genuine are not put off with a sub-
stitute, but demand the real thing.
Nothing looks more ugly than to
sen a person whose lauds are cover-
ed over with warts. Why have
these disfigurements on your per-
son when a sure remover of all
warts, corns, etc., can be found in
Holloway's Corn Cure.
The wise man keeps his temper
even when he is getting the worst
of it.
If every housekeeper would use
Wilson's Fly Pads freely durii,g
the Sumner months the house fly
peril would soon be a thing of the
past.
THE EXTREME CASE.
"He's an obstinate man, isn't
he?"
"Yes;
he even
goes to the extent
of answering dogmatic questiolio
categorically."
You can save yourself worry by
permitting other people to attend
to their own private affairs.
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es exam .:lea fit
• sot iSi Mtllt
Tr.at.i.at for .11
Aliwt..ts .1
HORSES
.r lar. Steck
Fully explained to ens
idle bo„ 'et Mai •.1 free,
recue.t • Lire.* 'Ibis
Veterinary Comedy 0.,,
Do.k A. 7s A.es.tai i. 5L Kaat, tu.to'to, Ca.
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Comps
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ZV NTRD—tueel, energetic, hustling agent tot
hand's "STAR" Incandescent Mantle Lam
Uenetales gas from coal oil. Saves tae thir
oil. I.lgbt et•wlted only by sunlight. ()dories
wauksl•aa star Mauu[acturik8 Cu., Tomato.
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FOR SALE.
883to 59) T•'p haggles tor Oft2 la 570. Equall
tis saving+ in Ilan ess, Urocer's:, 'flaw %re an
pt. forth All kinds of househ..ld goals and far
•.pptlo• furnished cheaper titan home prix
Catal .Saes Dee. 'the Clement Brown 'Trading'
,C .' , 'Toronto.
art crv1� rRktiA)tpts AGENTS WOMEN.
CASE Make $3 a Hey and eatab.
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our cap.tsl. Our MA
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[Revery home. are gototlgt
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The CLADSTOINE MINES Llmltse
(No Personal Liability)
Montreal liver District
Sub,cripti..n forms and other papers can be bat{
1'y applying to
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.5011 ri.ADS L SACi(Z 0t*pP5D MOOS
VNIQOALLtO-yea CR/CA•r rips.
cyCLISTS. PPOr*AtL P AyERS
4 $ O,trSnta OiA'[.ZItiJ'
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When troubled with sun-
burn, blisters, insect stings,
sore feet, or heat rashes,
apply Zem-Buk
Surprising how quickly it east s
the smarting and stinging ! Cures
sores on young br.fdcs due to
chafing.
Zam-Euk is made from pure
herbal es: ences. No animal fats --
no rainercl pLiscns. Fir.est healer !
Lruy,t_:s ::ni Mona a erpuhere
PRINTING OFFICE FON SALE
The " Richmond (Que.) Cuarttian," In Its
63rd Year of Publloation.
For very many years the chiol
organ of the Conservative party of
the Eastern Townships. "Th.
Guardian" is an 8 -page 0-columD
paper, and has been conducted by
the present editor without iutor-
t ruption for 50 years, who retires
• in consequence of advancing years
TE hedRANCE ST., Til3UNT0, CAN. Tho plant is in fair order, ane,
Established the taken orof o the Provincial the
consists of a moderate stock of news
Government of Dntlr., t00s. pad job type, 7 -horse -power engine
Affiliated with ye t'ni,cre (7 of Toronto. unser th. and boiler, Peerless Gem cutter,
control of the Dept. of Agriculture of Ontario. College
totem sal Ih•tober, 19)) l;.une of stn :7 extends 28 -in. Campbell power press, mee
throu,b3ro'I-re year.• VEES1'EIL5Ba3,(YO75,W. dtum Gordon (modern), and Liberty
Calendar cn application
Q. A. A. ORANGE. v.a., M.S, rrin.11»l. Dept. 11 circular and card press, all in per.
eln ' l Cleaning! cert order ; three very large stones,
tables, furniture, tools. addressing
machine, stoves, etc., etc.,
t« aSs vey heat awe, rev •«h b se•
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Ontario Teter ii:i y College
The Dominion Seourities Corporation, Limited, Offer
P. BURNS & COMPANY, Limited
Ranchers, Mat Packers and Distributors of Packing house Products.
HEAD OFFICE : CALGARY, ALBERTA"
k,
6%
First Mortgage Fifteen Year Sinking Fund Bonds
Dated 1st April, 1009. Due 1st April, 1925. Principal and interest payable at The imperial Blank of
Canada, Montreal and Toronto, and at i.loyds Dank, London, England.
INTERI':ST PAYABLE 1st APRi1. ANi) O(TOill':R.
Redeemable as a whole at 105 and interest on any Interest date on and after the tat April, 1014, as
slaty days' notice, or annually for sinking fund drawings, beginning O.tolxr 1st, 1010.
Denominations, $100, $500 and $1,000.
BONDS MAY BE REGISTERED.
Trustee : THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, Limited.
Price 100 and interest yielding 6 per cent.
ASSETS
Ileal Estate and Buildings mined by the Company $1,386,708,73
Packing House and Plants at Calgary, Vancouver, Strathcona and
Wetasklwln .. , 611,756.31
Drench Plants and General Equipment and other capital assets.... 200,761.77
$2,099,256.80
Current Assets (after deducting all liabilities) .. 932,872.22
$3,03 2,129.03
I:OND ISSUE
1st Mortgage 6 per cent. Issue of 1909 (closed mortg:'g,) 1,000,000.00
EARNINGS
Net Earnings for year ending September 30th, 1' f , n 1 7.860. 73
Annual Bond Interest Charge .. 60,000.00
On our behalf audit of hooks has been nude by Trice. Waterhouse fi Co., Chartered Artonntante,
Appraisal of plant by One American Appraisal Co. Valuation of real emote h)• %fr. 11 use, Toole, of Tonle,
.Peet & Co., Calgary. Reports and certificates ran be seen al aur t:ufons (lures.
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