The Signal, 1913-1-23, Page 441Tevnimee. leerusaY !ir 1913
THE SIGNAL GODERICH. : ONTA RII,
ow er tar es imie • rap
OF CO CE
BANKFS?
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDING.
OP,
'MB ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDER!'
Tuesday, 14th January, 1913.
r.r4..e...e..liel Ulu seal=
u...11eal..t .deal et .sIMMIsh
as lim nee le bash, ee welsh at
esseseel fret ateel/fe net les-
• Ihetfrg et a.sesen hlt
lave tllDsseg' la mulles Ohs
siguireaseate r err eslssmma TMs
was apparently • sound and lash
ter tale .et/vlp, alit the mamma
market was kw a tiro eemperrativelly
eery, b;rt we bad to look forward In
the harvesting or a *me crop and www
naturally desirous of doing oar !aL
share fe movls( it. The necessity /rr
& dose eepervleton of credits was
never so obvious, gad His pees,
usually one of dull aid Inactive bud-
D ess, proved to be a time for the en-
emies of gnat cautios.
Ws had expected the gradual gore
turn of better conditions is the great
flnanctal centres which. by permitting
the marketing of a largo amount se
tint -class securities, would enlarge the
supply of available capital, but unto-
ward events in Continental Europe sad
the uncertainty surrounding an excit-
ing Presidential campaign in tbse
United States made this impossible.
The latter halt of the year was there-
fore a time of great stringency and
consequent high rates for money and It
became Increasingly difficult to astir&
legitimate demands, notwithstgndlg
the inherent soundness of business
generally.
With the amalgamation of tit Ear -
sea Townships Bank our capital wit
increased to $11,000,000. The areret.s
spital"erployed during the year was
{14,210,437, and the net earnings oa
title am..unt were $2,$11,906.42. as la.
Crease of $600,397 over last year, berg
•t the r.,te of 19.19%. TWa remelt wee
ttalned atter snaking the usual pew
vision f. - all bad and doubtful debts!"
d a thorough revaluation of the en-
tire assets of the Rank.
We are pleased to report that an
examination of the accounts of the
Eastern Townships Bank leaves us no
reason to doubt the value of our pur-
chase, and we record our appreciatlom
of the zeal and hearty co-operation of
our associates In the difficult task is-
ddent to the adjustment of so Im-
portant an acquisition.
We disbursed in dividends 11,610,-
622.43. being at the rate of 10% pas
annum. and an extra bones dividend
of 1% for the year. The policy of pay-
ing bonus dividends until such time as
we are confident of being able to main-
tain a higher rate would seem to be
a Alae precaution, in view of the ex-
traordinary development of our beeri-
ness and the desirability of maklag
ample provision for any continge.c7
likely to arise.
We had expressed the hope that
our building program could be me-
talled. but the acquisition of the large
territory covered by our eastern
branches. and the continued growth
n the West necesltated the opening
of a considerable numebr of branches
requiring the building and remode11114
of offices on an extensive scale. We
have also a serious problem to face
in the changes absolutely *essential ter
the proper accommodation of Read
Office and Toronto branch. our pre-
sent premises having been for several
years quite Inadequate. Bank Prehe-
ter account has been Increased to
14.121,993.07, which Includes premises
0\S testy -alar Annual Meeting of the 8barsholdere se The Oundlian
•mk et Commons wee heel In the banking house en Tuesday, 144h January,
1013, at U o'eiseb.
A large number of shareholders a nd others were present.
President, 81r Edmund Walker, having taken the char, Mr. A. EL L.
• renes was appointed to aft as Secretary, and Memos. W. Istlrra7 Ahanmtee
Sad A J. Olasebrook were appointed scrutineers.
lbs Preselant called upon Hee Secretary to read the Ananal ROW' air Ile
7>Beetorw, es follows:—
REPORT.
lie Directors beg to present to the ahareholders the forty-sixth Annual
!sport covering the year ending 30th November, 1912, together with Use twat
Matement of Asets and Liabilities:
aim baste at credit of Profit and Loss Arccount, brouebt forward
from bast year, was $ 303,394 9
al. set profits for the year ending 10th November, atter provid-
ing for all bed and doubtful dohs, amounted to 1,311,300 42
.fl'ranlerred from Rest Account os Eastern Townships Rank2,400,000 00
*Premium oa New Stock 242,110 00
111.617,331
Bails has been appropriated as follow.:
Dividends Noe. 16e, 101. 102, and 103, at ten pee Deet per
annum ... ...... . ...... ... ... ... ... .. .. .....$1,411,622
Beaus of one per cent , payable 1st December, 1912 .. , ......
Written off Bank Premises
Transferred to Pension Fund (annual coettribotlon)
Transferred to Rest Acoount .....12,600,000 00
Transferred to Rest Account, premium on new
stock 242,110 00
HWnce carried forward ... ... ....... .••
31 I as
160,000 001
500,000 00.
75,000 00
2.742,180 00
771,573 36
$6,667,361 31
mitts
All the assets of the Bank have been es usual cs_a'M Ry revelssd sad ample
provision has been made for alt had and doubtful debts.
Ia accordance with an agreement entered into in December, 1911, this Bank
took over on 1st March last. the business of the Eastern Townships Bank, wit^
headquarters at Sherbrooke, Que., and ntn.t*-nine branches and sub -agencies
chiefly situated In the Eastern Townships District of the Province of Quebec
la addition to fifty-two new branches and thirty-two sub -agencies In the
Province of Quebec, the Bank thus acquired new offices at Coleman and Taber.
Alberta. Gland F'urka. Kererneos, Midway, Naramats. Phoenix, Sumenerland,
and Vancouver (two offices), British Columbia; and Winnipeg, lfanktobs. The
hugeness of the Ea -tern Townships Bank branches at Lethbridge, Princeton.
Quebec, and Vlct , ., was at once transferred to our own ofricis, and later In
the ye•r'the bust[.. -s of their principal offices to Montreal and Winnipeg was
aro consolidated with out branches In those cities, the change at Winnipeg
laking place as soon •iter the opening of our new building as it could be coa-
venlenUy erected. The nine menthe experle+nce which we have had with thr
Saw business has given us every reason to feel satisfied with our purchase.
There were issued to the shareholders of the Eastern Townships Bank in
exchange for their stock In that institution 60,000 shares bf new stock of tib
bank, having a par value of *3,000,000. This has increased the paid-up capital
stock of the (tank to $15.000,000. The by-law passed at the last annual general
meeting increasing the authorized capital stock to *25,000,000 received the ap-
proval of the Treasury hoard oa 26th February, 1912.
In addition W the offices acquired from the Eastern Tewnablps Bank, the i
Bank has opened during the year the following branches: in Britleh Columbia—,
Rock ('reek, North Vancouver, Powell Street (Vancouver), and Oak Bay
Avenue (Victoria); 1n Alberta—Athabasca, Landing. Hanna, TIlley. Vulcan.
mad Youngstown: to Saskatchewan—Blalne Lake. Laird- and Lowvan; tit
Ontario—Brockville, Cornwall. Ingersoll, Niagara Falb, Port Colborne, Port
*Stanley, West Ened (Sault Rte. Marie), Smith's Fella. St. Thomas, Sudbury.
E'illsonburg, Danforth and Broadview (Toronto) and Earlscourt (Toronto):
In Quebec—FraaervIlle, Mal.onneuve (Montreal), Prince Arthur and Psak.
i(Mvntreal), Nlcolet, and Three Riven. In New Brunswick—Fredericton,&nd•In
Newfoundland—St. Johns'. The sub -agencies at Keremos, B.C., East AMER
Elowlck, 8l. Cbrysestome, Ste Ellxabeta. and Weedon. Quebec, have hese
equipped as branches. The branches at Bounty. Bok.. and Stewart, B.C. and
the sub -agencies at Midway, B.C. and St. Constant. Qua. have been closed.
since the Lille of the year branches have peen opened at Courtenay and Pan-
dora, and Cook (Victorla). B.C., Port McNicoll, Ont., Campbellton and Monc-
ton, N.B.; the Dunham, Que., sub -agency has been equipped as a branch. and
the Upton, Que., tub -agency closed.
In accordance with our usual practice the various branches and agencies of
tike Bank In Canada, the United States, Great Britain. and Mexico, and the De-
partments of the Head Office have been thoroughly Inspected during the year
The Directors again desire to record their appreciation of the efficiency
and seal with which the officers of the Bank have performed their respective
duties.
B. 114 WALKER,
wresldaoL
Q'oronto, 14th January, 1913.
GENERAL STATEMENT.
30th November, 1912
LIABILITIES.
Wotes of the Rank In circulation .. ... ... ... ....1 16,422.664 68
Deposits not bearing Interest ... ....$ 61,636,311 i6
Deposits bearing Interest. Including Interest ac-
crued to date ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 139.030.641 46
197,617,442 00
.• 685,514 94
2,342,439 60
Bolan.,•. .Ino to other Ranke in Canada ... ... ...
lalancen due to other Banks In foreign countries
acquired from the Eastern Townships
Bank, and we have written orf $600,-
000. keeping the account at approxi-
mately 50 per cent. of the value of oar
properties.
The increase of the staff, now num-
bering 1.000. required the appropriation
of 876,000 for the Pension Fund. We
have added 12.742,110 to Rest account
•r0 carry forward a balance of 1771.-
5711.8s In Profit and Lose The Bank's
Circulation account showed Important
fluctuations during the year, the miml-
mum reached In January being $10.-
403,322 and the maximum In Novei,b-
ber $16,160,709. We had occasion to
take advantage of the emergency pro-
visions of the Bank Act amendment
of 1)08 early In October, and we closed
our statement with a clreulatlon of
$1,422,$14 In excess of fife amount 01
our paid-up capital.
If the Bank Aet introduced at tins
session of Parliament should be pee -
sed In Its present form and a "Central
Gold Reserve" established, there will
be no apprehension of a scarcity of
currency at a time when the emer-
gency provisions are not operative;
for with the deposit of gold or Do-
minion notes In the custody of true -
res the banks will have the privilege
.0 issuing their own notes to the full
ot aunt thus deposited. This will un-
1hubtedly be a very Important step to-
wards ensure -Ines that the bus ts. 02
he country should not be embarrassed
hrough lack of currency. It 1■ evident
..we.er, that there will be no profit
o the banks availing themselves of the
morselled privilege, and as we hags
cached the time when the need of
urren.•y Is beyond the present Mull&
t the hanks' power to supply, R ts
esirable that In addition to the ad-
..n(ltlous aids to wisely provided la
he new (tank Act the Banks should
.nticipate an Increasing demand for
bank -note currency by the issue of
additional capital
During the year our deposit• in-
creased $51,661.727. There was a con-
siderable arceeslon of special &mounts
which will be withdrawn In due
course, and we received 119,111,113 as
a result of the East)rn Townships
Bank amalgamatIon. The ordinary
deposits show a .try handsome In -
repose. (-Crrent Inns and discounts
increased 152.753.947 and rail and
short loans $2.757,730, compared with
art report. Investments In Govern-
ment bonds, municipal and other se-
curities were locressed by 12.321,014
and cub resources by 11.626,271.
Ton will notice frnee the report of
he Board of Directors the large In-
crease i• the number of our branches
We tally realise our reepoeelblllty to
undertaking to control se maay mein
In • great bank, •sd the haperlease
of aremittal fee a eaetp10o •rpelea••
floe of eernpetsat and leysl sesseisfae,
with reserapb ul devlalsas welsh
tbeetreg/4 emu Ills sell et err aw-
esome We elliss.sr se be se par
Mlle to dean ears tgMg
�iie1►� 4 a
Caw- I Kent sed an pees 7)
Dividend unpaid U17,768.281 44 0
Dividend No. 103 and bonus, payable 1st December 5,
Capital paid up ... $ 15.000,000 00 5-5'0000 00 0 00
. 12,500,000 00
Sala
nce of Profit and Loss Account carried for-
ward
... ... ... ... ...... ... ... ..... 771.576 81
h
ASSETS.
Coin and Bullion ... , .. ... ... ... ..
Dominion Notes ... ... • - - • • / 11,131,460 25 0
.. ... ... ... ... ..... 16.161,{80 25 d
26 271,578 63
8246,571.269 74
ea.sess— i
.7.4:,4.901 G4
meieocea due by Agents In the United Kingdom..1 2,032,530 49
Balances duo by other Ranks In foreign countries 4,713.352 03
Balance due by other Banks In Canada 26.141 40
New and Cheques on other Banks ... ... ..... 10.092.360 90
Call and Short loan. In Canada ..... 16.771,456 47
... ... ... ... ... 8,779,469 47
Call and Short l.oaas In the United States ... ... .. , ... 0,003,500 37
Government Bends, Municipal- and other Securities . . . 14.312,114 32
'Deposit with the Dominion Government for security ef Note
tlrculaLloa .. 707,000 00
Cerium 12
Cerrelease and DisceunU $ 72,729,029
• .. 14 213,763,619 33
Overdue Debts (leas evvfy provided for) ... ... ... ... ... .. 417,736 94
magi Eutaw (ether than Bank Premise) ... ... ... ... ..... 268.379 77
seti•ass
404,096 96 1
mank Pre®Ues (lseeiding the balance unsold of certata prrnl-
se seminal tram the meters Tewnsllps Bank ... ..... 4,412.993 07
�r AeMts ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 64.499 41
r Miming the I ,mess 44 Os 111, -
seek to Prettttmt 'shah at the /w-
eed 111seae! M tSrsus ISO ehe3s.
hddera
thesls.ed lieshosees hadeas .
!s MOe9ai >rlBer ens
1R,IS_ 74 t
Al.1aEANDamg figs
OOer:t lameper.
W. have Mosel tooth, r year with •
MINN of ualnterrfptel 1 r'etrmky, sad
we 0Nte pleasure V sable tame a report
shish nil eukpers 13vr.r, flop wish sew
premises i'-- _i le lee aloft
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DISTRICT NEWS.
AUBURN.
TIIIIRIDAT, Jan. Med.
Mise Lore Krr•tt is visiting friends
in Goderich. .
Mise hi Roberton la home
for a week's 1folidays.
Elwin Anderson and his sister
Cora spent Sunday in our village.
Miss Lillian Ferguson spent a few
day', wltb Mise Margaret King.
Mr. aLd MR Hervey hiceiee ars
home from the West oo a visit to Mr.
McGm's liihtlr,
Howson ii Lawson hews their mill
running full blast turning out rollers
and bobbin wood.
The rein lam week cleared the river
of ice and raised the river so high that
the chopping mill was out of business
with back water for a tow days.
The t;anadien Order of Foresters
and Home (hole Societies are having
a union "at home" in the 1'emperasce
Hall oo February 21st for the mem•
Imre and their families.
Some of our citizens are buying
padlocks for their stables W save the
errands on their oat bine. it is e
pity the sneak thief cannot be caught
and placed wbete he belong,.
KNOX (:NVe4•H AxxlvalwA KY.—An-
niversary services will lie held in Knox
church, Auburn, on Sunday. February
2nd. when Rev. W. I). Turner, B. A.
of Blyth, will preach at 10•.33 a. m. and
7 p. m. On Monday evening there
will be a grand entertainment in the
church. Tea will be served from 5 to
8 o'clock and afterwards A program
will he given including speeches by
Rev. R. A. Miller, of Auburn, and
Rev. W. D. Turner, and musical end
literary selections by city talent. Ad-
mission to tib and concert, t0c ; chil-
dren under twelve. 20c.
PRrae14TATION. About fifty of the
members sad adherents of the
Auburn Baptist •:hurch and Sunday
'school met at t he home of John
Rtitbby on Monday evening and
pit -rented Mr. Raithby with a hand-
some secretary mid Mn. Raithby with
a rocking.chair, with an address.
Ihtaa Ma. RasTwsr.- A. Sunday school and
friend. we are ha(ght esidou. to expiate
to you. in our own Inadequate way,, our
Marion apprr-
arionordrouree'ort. in our behalf se H/ble
ole— teacher. We wish you to know that your
effort. to make elear to us the teachings of
the Sacred Le. and to create In u• the sure
hops of becoming tattakers of the great blew -
lata therein cootalned are not unavailing, and
we are confident that ties aruranoe wil to
some extent cgmpenaat., you for your arW-
unoa labor to Hat end. Nor can we let this op.
reirtnnity para of.xpre.loing to yo'i the value
we attach to having before aa, 001 0017 your
verbal tretimaay, but the more effective teat
moray of a Bible oboe teacher who la, as far as
he may be abls torn so, glv•ng an example of
• l'hrlattan'. Ufa, N'r see all •tlmalated to the
achieve.oent of ,rester good not only by your
teaching but also by that example. A. we pre-
•ent tbi..scretwry to you and chair to Mrs.
Raithby. we pray that you may long be spared
together to direct and a.eist us In (bit gond
wore, stat may the Most High prosper our
unite d effort..
Mr. Raithbl replied in a few well-
chosen words, stating that be had
teen completely taken by surprise, as
neither he nor bis family bad received
eny int Onetime of the present gather-
ing. He further said (.bat on account
of lair hearing becoming so defective he
had come to the conclusion that it
would he to the beet interest of the
class for him to resign, and that the
greatest benefit the class had received
had not been from his teaching but in
the preparation of the lemon in their
homes. After thanking his bearers
for tbeir expression of love and
appreciatioo he •enured them that
whatever part he had taken in the
work had been for Christ's sake. The
evening was spent in gamee%nd music,
followed by a Sumptuous repast
furnished by t.be ladies.
PORTER'S HILL.
Wenlesenar. Jan. '..led.
Mee. Little, of Lucknow, is visiting
at Mr. Rutledge's.
Miss Addie Oox is visiting at her
brother's in Colborne.
Mrs. Dawson returned to her borne
at Spring'ank on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sterling; of
Port Stanley. are visiting in the
neighborbood.
Louis Wild. of Nekoma, N. D., is
viaitiog at the home of his brother -in -
law, Marry Young.
Don't forget the banquet to be held
at the home of Mrs. J. H. Elliott on
Monday evening next, 27th inst. A
fleet -clan dinner will be served and a
good program given, and all for a
quarter. Don't miss the event of the
season. Ample accommodation for
horses in the church shed, close by.
STANLEY.
MONDAY, Jun. 20th.
Miss Beatrice Pilgrim, of Goderich,
has been visiting her parents at
Varna.
liay. R. Murray, of Chicago, is the
guest of Andrew Reid for a couple of
weeks.
Miss Ftoxy Palmer, of Goderich, wee
the guest of Mrs. Wm. Reid. Parr line,
last week.
Neil Rosa, of Oereal, Alberta, is
spending some weeks among his old
ecboolmates bore.
John Gilmore. wife and son, of the
Moose Jaw district, ere spending a few
weeks among old friends in tbia town-
•bip.
Aikenhead Bros. have purchased the
woods belonging to D. McNaughton
and are buoy getting tbe Umber cut
and hauled to Brucefleid.
Albert Denison. son of Mrs. Robert
Denison, Varna, is visiting his mother
and ntbet friends, hereafter a number
of year* spent in the West.
1)r. John Ester, who has been in
Alberta for the last thref years, Is
spending a few holidays at the home
of hie parents, Mr. and Mn. Jas.
Emir, Varna.
The congregations of Make aid
Varna have raided the full essoreat
allotted to them by tibby 41t
Herne es their share of the
mew
dollar btbdeet:Lit mimeses efThey &nee she
te ingress, the tie
by $110. posersr
Mermen. 000wcu.—At the=
ural merge/ of the towe I
for IgN$ 9hs mrtleidpel atOrli were
=wee team.: Ol..s.
Gas g $1/10 ; treasurer.
ee
Joys. $l t aeseetdr, Thew
sy, 1011 mentors. Geo. Add sad W.
ielesene. $ Ilial.
irommits
THE COLBORNE STORE
The Big Sale Closes
Saturday of Ths Week
but there will be no waiting for business ii r . Early Spring goods
are tumbling in on us every few days and me are anxious to begin
showing them. Our prices will be right on spring offerings. When
we say right prices that covers the whole ground.
While the sale is practically closed we have about so dozens
of Stockings, mostly small sizes, that we are clearing, some of them
three pairs for 25c. They are all big bargains.
for 45cA few pieces of Dress Goods, 5oc for 39c, 6oc for 39c, and 65c
dive pieces of Black Suitings, some $1.00 and others $1.25.
Any one of the lot 75c.
You will hear more from us next week about the early Spring
offerings in Prints, Ging-hams and Cotton Suitings.
J. H. COLBORN'E
Both Quick and Permanent Strong -del
If you are run down or /'red out, if
you take cold easily, have no appetite.
are losing flesh or have other evidence
of lowered vitality, try our Macteod's
System Reno4'ator under ou. guaran-
tee to refund the price paid it the
remedy fails to give entire satisfaction.
It aids digestion, tones up the nervous
$system and gives both quick ard per-
manent results. One dollar a 1ottle.
Manufactured . by MacLeod Medicine
Goderich, Ont. For hale by E. R.
Wigle.
ROBERT WILSON
The Maewey-Harris Agent
has
5 Cutters
to clear out at cost price. 1f you
need a cutter come and see what
we have.
We have the
FLEURY PLOWS
JOHN DEERE PLOWS
VERITY PLOWS
MABS EY-HARR18 and
MKLi.OTTE CREAM SEP-
ARATORS
BAIN WAGONS and
SLEiGHS
GRAY'S, CANADA ('AR-
RIAOE and MOUNT FOR-
EST BUGGIES
OLD HOMESTEAD
FERTILIZER. Try a few
hundred—it will pay you.
I have just received a carload
of the famous Frost Fence and
Gates and Steel Fence Posts.
When you are in town come
in and see what we have.
The MasseyNarrisSiop
Hamilton Street, Goderich, Ont.
Whooping Cough
RAINBOW c*oi* !//791.0 coma
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ALL S*VaeleTs.
Try Cag*OLSRss
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Of your
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EMPRESSES
Leash. 870 lea Berei NM /em
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Dominion Express Money Order Service
Includes "Courtesy"
SSIBLY you've never had occasion to send money
by mail. Possibly you have sent money but never by
Express Money Order. When you ds have occasion to send
stoney through the mail, • tall .t the nearest office of the Dominion
Express Company will remit is m eery and pleasant transaction.
On your part —a simple repeat and a mention of the asuo41111 to
he remitted Th. swat ting bads you your bleary Order, all
ready for cncloaae.—..d all Order oa Daly be cashed by the me
to whom it is addressed
Is it any wonder that mess people are adopeag the Express Order
as the sale, simple and mlirs-Yey way' Madam—next tion you
have money to send anywise% tam
OFFICES
eery many tai
Ws on Oen
*bow "o4ys~ir
be of lash W Y
atra's every two
dial is Imre i
Illi{la tee te.
arid rides
SATES
r doe eras - - l a
» m 1111-11"
• M " IS IS "
• R ago
OUT OR DATE.
Tramp (up a tree)—Nice doggle,
petty doggie'
The Deg—W-r-r-r-r-' '
Tamp—Well. I guess It's no use --
It's so long since I've been in society
I've forgot how to flatter' '
Lady Helper at Christmas Party—
"Do you think you oould eat anymore
plum pudding, Willer Wle—"l
think r could, mum• if you'd let me
stand up te, It."
Mre. Nee tdoor—"1 supposeyour
daughter is happily married r
N by Indeed she in. Why, bey
husband is actually afraid to open his
mouth In her presence."
CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
0TRA T FORD, ONT.
Th. beat praeUoal training school dao
()marks Three departments, Comma
dao 8beetband and T.Mgrapby. All
mares are theeoogb and ptad{o u
Teachers are ezpsrissesd sad grad
mates are pissed 1s pealtime. We sive
Indfvidoal ettestsom and stmlaste tray
enter at any time. Writs he war tree
cetalog•e at sacs
D. A. Mei.ACHLAN, P1i0 1pel
WHEN YO(' HAVE
An
Unipen t e d
Visitor
you like to have things nese
about, the house. Furniture pur
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