July 1, 1919

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WOMEN AND THEIR WORR

The Romance of Girl Guiding

AT a girls’ summer vacation camp along the wooded shore of a lake, the girls, dressed in the most appropriate kind of out-door clothes, were trying to gather from the sun and the air and the water, the reserve force necessary for the next year’s work.

The INVESTMENT SITUATION

WHILE there has been a tendency for months past for constructive plans in business circles to await the long-expected and long-deferred decline in commodity prices, the stock market has sailed gaily on. For those who, rightly, look upon this market as one of the most reliable symptoms in a diagnosis of business, the steady upward movement of securities has provided cheering grounds for confidence. By H. H. BLACK, Montreal Editor The Financial Post.7 min