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Today and Tuesday

Palace Regent

A It’s Moving Time!

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Time to move
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WALLACE

FITMAURICE

Experience

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BOSTO‘N CELEBRATION

REGENT TODAY
Wallace Reid and Lila Lee in
Free"

l-‘or tlw first time slum-
School." which was [il‘lHlllt‘t‘ll '
)‘t'tu‘s ugh. liilu Lot‘ is ztuztln lt‘}l!llll;1
woman in support of \Vullitl‘t’ ltuul.‘
playing the lending i't-minino l‘lllt' in (Hill
the star's new Paramount [llt'ill"l’.
"Rent Free." which will he the lollilll‘t'v
m the Regent Theatre 10‘1th “‘1‘“ “fist l.l’lll It CLEAR‘. ['1’
new hurry Semon Comody. “The Stl\\lt “0| (ill 0“ [“3“ skl‘. -.
mill" Several other familiar lures
“l” b“ 5'9"“ in the plctlll't‘. Henry Bur- I‘m-v. Nook 11ml Arnh l2:l.~il,\ Mutil-
rows plays the role of t’nthcr to .\lr,‘ Mmmth. htl)~ Sill‘l'ifllixt.
Reid. Gertrude Short is Justine Tuto.‘ Am“ “waking Um or H". “J“, HP”
tht- chum ol' the- churuvlor cnut'ted by “My itching “mun“ mm M. Wild”).
Miss-l Lee. The chal‘at'lt‘l' Wm“ “re “"1” on-rt‘omt' l».\ awning u um:- 31mi—
t'illt‘tl for by Lillian Leighton. us Mn‘l'ut tllo-Hlilphtlr. m Nun‘s H “mm skin
Ti'llllh‘. lh“ housekeeper: (lillfnlce (\‘Ol‘ spl‘PlilllSi. Bt‘t‘llllSt- ol' 11> L't-rnl dc—
tlnrt us (‘ouut do ‘Mournmnl lill;(";‘lf- SUD-Hug. propvrti- 5' this sulphur W‘rp—
llowull as the Countess .tnd .uotttli “WHO” ppm,” H, m”... H, mm“, ”FL
thllt-fleltl as Batty lingers, ‘ho 5“” ‘llilli‘ll skin and l-t~:\l t-ruptions such (is
”h janitor. ‘l':|:~ll. llllll‘lll'S :lll'l rill: worm.

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Vphlfla (1: Howard! wiggltno' tlu‘hgefi‘l: Int-tit and (listl;11l't-itit-t\t, and _\OH do
t'rou t? arumoun (erC t‘. ' '- . ._ _ ‘ . .. ». , .

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morlL spite-(l as production .Indnu—Zer “armmflm. Inwl-Uu-mt-nt quickly
tor tvt'll ll. lk-Mtllo l,lY'0(lUtll()ll.\. lslmws Suriu'w” ”0m 5km trouble
lshoul domain :1 smnll .utr of Mo-itllio-
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Achieving 2t distinct triumph he»;

cents-n of its beauty and artistry.‘

Gt'org'u- Fitzmuurice‘s splendid Parn- OHIGHESTER g PILLS
4mount picture. “Experience" willt wk Lang‘xzxfisgg‘ffl’ RAND .
.be presented today and tomoul m V (1h...h,..ge..ut.mon n...
row at the Palace Theatre, The, “““°"f§:,“&‘§fi§ egg:
production is one of exceptional pl("l . 5:5" "&.°X:§7m¥ifi.%flfi°§}rm
trial value while the story has n ‘ nu "HDIIRANID PILLSJ'M
clmrtn all its own. Ritmurd as Youth.
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Linim Millern, Murjoric mw, E. ,1.
“Rent limit-litre, and Fixing “'hvalon. \slto r

lt‘l‘llll)’ was liriilrtl its the" mo:l l)(*.t‘lil
"'l‘ht- (‘llul‘m ful girl in Nv-W York. Tht- (tlslllllll'~
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:stul nrlisllu, 'l‘ho program also in
('llltlt‘s "No l’urlutiL' u nmr mum (l).
l‘nlhv .\'zw\<_

RUSTHN, Jun. 1. A limillmi» of
show gli‘tlt‘d lhi- New Yvar «nuiy ‘hi:
llltl‘nll’l'. in the North End and it.‘ .t in
three rtusitlwnts ol tlw it):"’i:r.
attain-1' pusm-tl [119 first hours (ll 19.“:
in tht- hospital and t-lm‘en Olll"l'.~ were
r.\'cv«' Your}: alll‘sls at police stations.
‘l'tlliw' rvSt-vas prevented {Ul‘lhv‘i‘ L‘v’lP-
‘lnztlmns with small urlillt'ry.

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PALACE TODAY

Barthelmess and
Cast in “Experience"

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years known as Best. Safest. Always Rehab.

SOLD 87 0110001575 EVERYWHERE

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Special Announcement

We wish to announce that Mr. Frederick C. Hull is now in t'hfll‘ge

nt' our newly opened

INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT

largest and strongest lnvestmen ' " _ .3
long experience has given him a keen know
a

‘ HIGH GRADE SECURITIES

cm] the investment rt-quirements of Banks, Institutions, Trustees, and
Private Investors. We invite you to come in and confer With us on all
matters concerning the investment of your funds. and also let us make
Suggestions for exchanging your present holdings

INTO OTHER SECURITIES

d greater factor of safety. ‘We
Won't you let us tell you about

 

' LARRY SEMON in
“THE SAWMILL"

that would give you a higher yield an
see such opportunities most every day. _ .
them? ll‘ you cannot spare me time to pay rise call. Just phone find .
fly that you would like to have a representative cell at: either your
omce 01‘ home. to assiSt and consult with you regarding your own par-

ticular requirements.

MAPLES- e G

85 Washington Street.

 

. High ,gp in a California Red.
wood tfee, Larry Semen and
Kathleen O‘Connor find them-
selves in peril. The villain is
chopping down the .tree. By
means of a rope Larry lassoes a
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Statement December 31, 1921.

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

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Resources
Fund. Set Aside For Savings Depositors

Mortgage Loans ........................................ $1,308,839.48

45'! separate loans First Mortgage on Local Property with aggregate, value of $3200.0(ltl. Not one dollar log: on these loans

‘ in over twenty yours' business.
United States Bonds . ................................... 443,120.95
155,203.72

Canadian Bonds ........................................

lxsnwi lay thr- Prnviitt-t‘s.
Town and City Bonds ..................................
Railroad Bonds .........................................

Firxt lu .rtungt-s on railroutl properly.

-Public Utility Bonds ......... a ....................
Bank Stocks Owned ............................... ' .....
Cash on Hand and in Bank .............................

139,668.42
156,360.00

50,315.00
86,622.50
48,521.06

Total Savings Investments .................................. $2,388,651.13 at“
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Short Time Loans ...................................... $716,353.11 "
, gs‘crsvl‘lll‘t‘tl l>_\' endorsement 1.292 separate “Hit“.
Loans Payable on Demand ............................. 459,132.21
St‘t'lll‘t‘tl ll)" t-nllztlt‘t‘al grt'tmll)’ ill CXt't‘» of the lttzmS. ”1
Securities .............................................. 176,468.00
liczttlily >2llt‘3tltlv for Intarc than the book value.
Due from Legal Reserve Agents—
(‘ash in Banks .............. $290,634.81
(3511 in Vault .............. . 97,770.01 \—
Exchanges (Checks on Local ,
Banks) ................... 13,021.20 . - l
__ 401,426.08

 

 

 

 

Banking House ................. ' .................. - ..... 5 0,000.00 ‘

1,803,3 79.40

 

The securities owned have a book value of $1,207,758.59

and a market values of ................ 1,230,955.00
Excess value over book value .0 ......... $23,196.41
Total Resources................................. .. . ........ . $4,192,030.53

These Resources Belong to the Following:
$2,388,651.13
1,335,165.57

Due to 5,546 Savings Depositors . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Due to 2,337 Commercial Depositors ......... , . . .. .....

 

Total Due Depositors .............................. ‘ ............ . $3,723,816.70 4

Due to 120 StockholderS— I
Represented by Capital Stock Paid in Cash ........... . $200,000.00
Surplus Fund ......................................... 150,000.00
Undivided Profit. Account ............................. 52,224.25

 

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402,224.25
Bills Payable felt-Money Borrowed .................. None ll
Reserved for Interest .................. g ............... ._ . $42,989.58 ‘
Reserved for Taxes ....................... ........... 13,000.00

 

Reserved for Dividend, Payable Jan. ‘1, 1922 ...... . . . . . . . 10,000.00

65,989.58

 

$4,192,030.53

thousand dollars represents the excess of resources over liabilities and stands as
a. guarantee of safety.) .

 

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