Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . The Bank follows a liberal policy In extending Credits to Farmers. If you are going to need aloan to buy seed or live-stock, see the Manager ofthe nearest branch of theRoyal Bank early aboutyour requirements. This is an invitation to call atthe Royal Bank the next timeyou are in town. CAPITAL AND RESERVES $35,000,000 TOTAL RESOURCES - $535,000,000 625 BRANCHES Baby Jap Silk Crib Quilts Flowered top or plain Blueor Pink back. 24 x 34. $ POST PAID FANCY CUSHIONS Brocaded in Old Rose, Green, Blueor Brown. $ POST PAID f Slate Color and Shape Desi
Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . The Bank follows a liberal policy In extending Credits to Farmers. If you are going to need aloan to buy seed or live-stock, see the Manager ofthe nearest branch of theRoyal Bank early aboutyour requirements. This is an invitation to call atthe Royal Bank the next timeyou are in town. CAPITAL AND RESERVES $35,000,000 TOTAL RESOURCES - $535,000,000 625 BRANCHES Baby Jap Silk Crib Quilts Flowered top or plain Blueor Pink back. 24 x 34. $ POST PAID FANCY CUSHIONS Brocaded in Old Rose, Green, Blueor Brown. $ POST PAID f Slate Color and Shape Desired. COMFORTERS English Flowered Sateen ComfOTt- ers. Pure Cotton Filling. 66x72. from $ to $ POST PAID DOWN COMFORTERS Pure Down Filling, Exiglish Down-proof Sateens with frames. 66 x 72. $ POST PAID Money. Refunded if notSatisfactory. SNYDER-CAPLAN COMPANY 39 McGill College AvenueMONTREAL, QUE. SUGGESTIONS. Farmers Magazine [nvestmoits & Insurance For tkc Farmer Investments for the Farmer ?pHERE are very many mvestnients,?^ that while they may be essentially?^ound are not investments that are thebest suited to the farmers needs, notbecause of any weakness of their own,but merely because they are entirelydivorced from his own business, andcpnsequently they dissipate rather thanencourage his interests in what is ofmost importance to him. It is naturalfor the man who is investing money inany enterprise to take an interest inthat particular section or industry, andthe best investment for any man, bar-ring government bonds whose value asan investment is bound up with thefortunes of the country at large, isunquestionably the investment in thosethings with which the investor is themost conversant. The average farmer is not convers-ant with the technicalities of manu-facture or general utilities. Theirproblems and vicissitudes are a closedbook to him. Either he has to go itblind and ma
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