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GODERIC 1, ONTARIO, THURSpAY, AUGUST 15, 1929
f)I IITy'-$4a't 4'N I t
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance A$ency
LIFE INSURANCE (Stn life 00.).
A('('IDENT.SICKNESS, AUTO.
ETC �,tiSUR,ANCE
Some eery they houses and lots for Sale
Large number listed to select from.
Just a few:
A fine 'raise,. two I with fruit.
modern equipped, garage, illi-firnisb..l.
e"sivrnient to lake front a wharf 1,u -
n i •-• o w l
ail ata ae.s•ssi, n., Price
1 6 f onlihrre
it
1
E 11(1).
Fins led brick Masse, oxer
tiva. 925(1..
(old brick house, hull Imderne.
and garage. Fast Greet. Iinmedia
eneil.n. $15044.
A good twine, got.' location, I
modem equipped. $12(10.
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Good two-story house. lights, and toilr(,>t
water. Clone to Poet Office. 9750.
A fine nine-r.na, home, two tots, fowl '
Lowe. boner modern equipped and god I
cellar, well planned for heating me.aven-
dence and conif,rt. Close to Collegiate
Institute. li.zcellent aecotnnudation for
collegiate student roomer.. Low price.
}Jul terms. Inuni.I reoweesion.
Many Fine Farms Listed to Select Fr0IS. '
Very Cheap. Easy Terms.
For all particular. see or write
J. W. A&MITRONG
Real Estate Agent
Box 89 Square G.4
J. W. Craigie
Real Estate and Insurance
Confederation Life Association
Age 25 -year Amount of Prem.
'ridowment ! sii
k, n Horn
1.5
M%M) 9185.00
wi 9191.00
25 8194.25
:t 2.5•year Endowment, maturing
in 114214 paid 10 our policyholder
ver 815(0 per thousand.
M. N. MacDONALD
AGENT
Fin• and .1ut.,r 1111,• 1n4iranee
Goderich Phone 382 or 142
Geo. Williams
Dealer In
DOML\ION, PROVLNCiAIe
MUNICIPAL AND ('ORPO•
RATION BONDS
Gessessi
Office,.nezt to
Phone 53
Automobile, and
Iesoee ABrmt
Ink of Commerce
(ioderich
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
A TOWER OF STRENGTH '
Assurance in Force -- 91.896,915,000
Assets -- - - *488,958,000
Dividends to. Policyholders increased for the ninth .successive
year in addition to a special maturity dividend bonus
PH(SI.
Office 11.5
Residence .54'i
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
HONOUR WiTH PROFIT
CANADA is proud of the grain and livestock
records established by her farmers in the face of
international competition. Success in any branch of
farming comes with a knowledge of the best methods.
"Feeding and Better Livestock" is a booklet issued
by this Bank to help the Canadian farmer increase his
profits. Ask for a copy.
The Royal Bank
of Canada
Goderich Branch - L D. Eastman, Manager
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CORONER'S JURY
SAYS DEATHS DUE TO
EXCESSIVE SPEED
Inquest Held at Teeswater into
Deaths of Miss O'Callaghan
and Mrs. Jamieson
TEF;S\\'.t'PEI1. .alto. 12. -The Jury
in ita:wiled to inquire into the death.
of Margaret O'Callaghan and Mrs.
Mary .lnmlees,n. following an automo-
bile slectileut two tulle. south of Teet-
water,. met . to the town. !MK
a fterli w,ll. and after hearing several
w•in4.se.. Ave of w-huw vlw the a''1 -
dent. brought in the following ver -
diet
-We. the jury. And flint Margaret
fl'l'nlinghan mod •AUtry• .luuliesono IIue
Iq their den111. on .511811,+4 5. 19*_41. by
tieing Thrown from a .air driven by
John 4011.11., when he 10.1 emit r.,1
of the en r. doe to"4x'••,,14'4. .peel."
for. Hoblns nl. who performrl 411e
1•..a-awrtelin 1141 both the les -Iles. W.1 ..
the first w'Itne.r. and Jw 'lid M:ir-
1111r•1 4)'('u11ng11a.n !net death 61' hay
ing her i.knll frle•tnrel nod tlw'brii 11
,Ja(erllf.d. Miry 41111e1les4114 44441 after
the 0,14414.114. her death' lelhg due to a
broken pelvic lone. Internal injirM+'
and 11 l0,ernikm 14444' the right rye.
'Mr. irMaIlley. who 1.;111 111• %tory'
111141 11 11.8'40141 the questions .'•r the
('row'11. it.'tlrly broke down, when he
(44444 to the port where 'he told of go-
ing to the wear. -e? girl. Al:rgaret. who •
lay on the ground. dying. In a ..p....1
of 1i444 el. 11tH story .was that lie had
swerved to lap.. hitting anwher ear
and book 1114' 1111.1. .mashed a tele-
phone 1st,'' 3111.1 finally stopped In n
field. after going through a.,fem.w With
only 141l4' strand of wire.
\\'Ill.• -.a•. *1111111 1114 111141 peceie )
jinn to few moments previous 111 the
•IceIMnt .ay that they did not make
any other car. alta h 444,444. ,.f 4114.111
"aid they midi] cwt ,.e• •h for dust
and wont.' not 1e positive
I'rovin.lal ('onstal,le X41144411 to,iuk
arra-nrrm,ut. isql Mantel that the
car welt l:4': flet after 1t left the road.
.acting Crown Attorney Robertson. in
ad.redng the Jary, said that (!'Mar.
ley was.not on trial and they were to
ex prey.: nn opinion based only on the
et•Id101ee srrl'm11tell.
Alias (►'('allaghan mid Mr.. Jamie-
son were daughters of Mr. awl Mr..
Daniel O'Callaghan. of West 3\'aw•an-
01111. near 'Whitechurch. Besides the
parents, several brothers and alataew
stiffly". Just a week before the stri-
dent which bereaved them of two
.Irnghter.. Mr. a 114 Mr... O'Callaghan
had a happy reunion of their family:
Jolla 41' Malley. of Detroit: the driver
of the car. 1- a relative of the family.
FINLAY ANDERSON
AT THE NINETY MARE
Splendid Record of Nell -known East.
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W'awaneatl Man
'III 1A;IL.t\'F:. Aug. 9.- For •1•t'entc-
fl►e years $1 ree4den4 of Huron enmi-
ty. Finlay Anderson eelehratel h1.
ninetieth 1.irthday at 11i• hum,' today.
Ile wile bili In Ken tiiore. N:•otlnnd.
Mr. And.r.on ha+ the ]fstin('iIon of
being the •.1114".2 11•siden t of the tuw'n-
ship of East Wnwanosh. a. we)! ns
tieing the oble.4 piddle official 114 the
county .of Ilnron. Ile has seme,l un
both the tonnshlp and (minty emin-
ent'. and 11111 lawn tlw-n4hip tren.urer
for I14. Iwi't thirty-four lea's. 114.
still tills thf. poxitlon.
31r. A1wletv0n spent;. the grenter.l
part of the time at the old home. Ken -
ore Farm. which meas taken up a1.
h .h land about 1852 by his father,
Thi Inn lmlers0n, and on which he
hell d hl. father and brother. to do
plop work. The farm is non- the
proper of hi.. yonnge.t ...nl, whoop
children are the forth generation to
call the fllaee home.
Mr. An4l soil'. wife,. who was Julia i
Ann Naylor\lwfnre her marringe• diel
111 1213 at the age of .•i. i.lt-two, il(f
a lumpy of tru, .angter• .1
thr1e sm" 11re 114.1148•four '1'11l., wclr,• b•114ona• 1
fur%thr birthday oecasio44.• and. w'1111
the twenty -tour 'gra: 4,•4,i.l.lrrtl .8 Nil •
eight gnat-grIIn4k'hlkl,".•a. ,1- well ay.;
mans friend.. and aMuair 11. ,•:, join -
441 111 wishing Mr. -tad,,. •,n IInt I,)
more happy least.
W. J. MACKAY LIBERAL
CHOICE IN SOUTH BRUCE
FUSIMr N'ar•den of Itru., 1„ 14.1114..1
. Seat fey Legislature
Williapl J. Maolia ,•4' \\'Arden, .•f
itruer county and cul u,.,I0 year, n
pr Ilona figure in the 41..411. ipal
fairof I1urou tuwn.hi;, :u,d Itru. c
aolnty. 1• the ruudldat:•,.f '4c I.II,•r,,
of South litmus, for 'i,.. 41.•44 1'1114.
1114-1111 elrethin. Thr 11•.24,.1:,21..44 11144•I-
I14K 1114.k place at Hilr1.• I'lulrsd..
Ili.t.
Several other,. were ; n,;•,.., I for 1 he
11441111111 11111. bit all w i•i, ., • .,', 14,.,.1,1
Al r. Mlo•Kay. Thus a..•. .-,.,I w,.iy.;
1)r. 11. it. Fi14laywu14" I;;,. • i : .1. .5.•
.Iohla•I1141. M1Idtuil It I: 'r ;,4• 55':,I-
k4'rrou: D•nid Mue1►,
Frank Iteullle. \\'44lkert .•. 1'•:'1.13 114m-
ry. IUlroa tuwu.hil,: AI . s, N, Ir
.43'11,11.-w'aikertun ; 11 , 11• Kh:/e•u.
lull''x1111 Mr. Mai•K ,' . i
\\'. F.:. N. $I)Irl:iir, 1. I'r.o h, •
-
'•iul Liberal leader. •...•n? and
gave a 1'Igoron. addre as It. • riticize4
sererelc, the Fergus.'',
1114111111111 re 1411. Slav!. L'.7 , .. 1.11.41 41„.
Fergis.nt Goyer11lue11? .. ,aiice. the
debt of the Prot-In.r'1 I • reasel 1.y t
Y,!x4.IMMI.1MN4. while - d11- - 1114' -•11111'
period. Alr. Sinclair • •..,241 the.
Lll•rl,I G.overnntent , ' . a'a haul
reduced the public d. t_,IMLIMMI,
ono. Mr. 1Sind:sir'aka. • •,r .•.41,1l-'
411114..he lm] (.erod 11 .. - i- 4114 441
.lour of Norther) 1111411:• ' f .• , .tlNir\',
lie 4ti1,1. waw full of .•f.. 4 .J the
Fergn144gi Goverhwrmt. 011'. ,.•n• work -
lug -to keep tilt t:oven,:N. ' .11 office
rather than .f•;r the welfa r.- .,f the e,t-
tler..
()114.r speakers mer,• A. P. Alew'•hhn-
Iwy': 74 speakers
for North Ren..•: lir. NI..-
Iplih4rem. M.P.P. for."\„rtbe;i•t• Well-
ington. and I./r. W. A, 11411. 51.1'., South
Brute.
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'WESTFIELD
R'ESTFIRT.D. Aug. 12 '11-. June
ituchanan. of lVinghnm. .pi•nt last
week with her grandp,n•I,,-. Mr. and
Mrs. Rola. 131rchanni,. :1114 e4her
friends.
3.11.44. Marjorie aryl 14:111 e41MO*"
ere Klwndluo
tido o...k wttb theft
44004.. Mr-. 1R. erer�I�1t, 1%r. Rnht.
F'itzgerahl 111411 Mr- Ifni. 'Crozier, of
A.1184.1d.
CnM.olEileen 4'ar'. If '.tnhnrl. 1s
visiting her gr..n, ,n .444.4, Aar.. John.
k.ls
Mr. and M.•-•. 55' .: Tnmhh'n. of To -
and Mr. .1 'r , mhlrn, of Lon:len•
14,ru', vI-IN.I 'ons , . last week with
the latter'. -I.n;. 41st. J. N. Cpm(''
Ip11.
AIr. and Mrs \4' 5. Campbell spent
Snn,t,ll with , • .,..er'e Meter, Mr..
Itl,har,l 4:411,11 , r A.hAeld.
ST. II EI.ENS
ST. III 1.IJNs 4 _. 1:. ---Mr. and
Air.. 4;.•orge ''1111•. 4'1.) daughter - lean.
'f H44minon. w1. • •„-re holidaying 114
4;,aleri,•h. were 4i•ilnry 441111 their
ther hist wee:,
The symptll, „f 'Ile Aemnnlnity 14'.
4.811.11111.1 to lir. nn.' Mr.. 4)'4',, IIS ghn11
in the tragi- .1...404...f their daughter-.
Mr. and Mr. s•a..rt MI•(:i1re and
Marie t,,..k n 4..1,1 Iv trip by motor
down to Erin. 1'.:en Mills and other
tailttt' 44441 w,4'•{
• Mr. and Air, stiorl AL4:nire and
'Infighter. SI1rb.). of '1'Hmr• Albert,
Snpk.. were the I a.e.s of Mr. and Mr..
Ed. Thous• 44y1T the week -end.
M4-. AI. F. s:,,kel.) and MI..- i:.
Nwtltejlt. of (F.1*•]ch. 'ter' 11.1411,-.
with Air...,;ordo, 2Tli. week. .•
3.11ss Beatri 4 \1..;11111811 .1. a '51s1-
t4.r 441114 friend- t,• Hamilton.
Dr. \t'nlla•,i• 1'"lnningham and
HOW TO VISIT THE EXPERIMENTAL FARM
(Experimental. Farm. Notes
A visit to an E tlerimental Farm .should 14' 1,lc11-'1rnble. it
'honk] also be highly profitable. The degree. mf p1411-14'. find profit
will depend largely atm how it !e undertaken.
To 1111 1141e caunnlly bunt the premises 1,4,441112 ''hiits. t41rh-
out learning their *'(P4* n purples. nor the sig1111'b.'.-• of ac.nnm-
lated data, is to make the fist of the opport11441t3- 1;1,•ate.2 lenr-
fat van be derlyel only mule the guidance 4.f •om1^•r,r 'ompet,•ut to
explain the work.
Tins writer has never forgo
Ontario Agriculturist 1'ullege. ul
excursions. .after luncheon. folk:
by'President MIIIs, Professor (n
..11144441s through the 11.41 HON. nn(
inspiring an 'rater Were.? In ostler
lt'Itllani Rennie .11w•f,.wl "June '.tilt
and .0 on. Thecae nen had the fervor
undying Impreeslo0 of 'knowledge, enthlw.lw.
any exllerlm.,)tel Term ehmlld yield somMh
To this 10111 group attendance 1,, nt1•e.sar,
of tl .411(1N 4If 1141111.' 41,14 ,'n4•1, of there 1
Ihe,dron. a' are the NMR. of meeting and Err•
k. w phyaleal lmpo.sNdllty to give adequate atter
dual vl'Itors,
1)n the other hand, large crowd. ars unwieldy
scatter too much and get ort of hemring.
The ileal way I• to organise a neighborhood von) a nnmler
of s•hsd., a elnh or any.twaly with enmmon interest -
:1. V1.lt the
Itwlltntion at a time .p pointed. taking along a pi., In neon to
leeeaten on the Rroilnds. 1 -.
t whole day shnnld Ito spent, and If there are pheallt , the
work In which the visiting party are ..plr•lafly Intens*Q tit. taf
ehotild he advised of chi. in advance.
Arrangement. can usually 1e made to give .plrlal attention to
mirh groups and the pleasure will be monist.
There 1. sl.mething to be learned at P111`;'141111'11.1/1414171:
nch ,.f tb.•s.• 11114114. lustlrn.
Don.. ite.olve 1a learn It. 'Follow 17 . j.t tinthm'. Ask "7111111,1‘11
Bon.. 1.I.ten and' obeerve. The zest of learning :11111 compering
notes will mild keen Intermit to the occa.l,n.
When a man (ease. to Main he .-ommenee. to ,.1144.1. Let m
keiep *1111'.
ten hi. Ars 4'1.41. . • boy, to the
n one of the :n I fn niters'
eel b5 no 3445:,, . ng nddre.r
r lir. %archta 1 - the excnr-
teing a 111•:,1',, f data and
N• 411 to -, • The lute
.is In t4,. ,ser Ntahb•..
z/'11 1111• . ••reeet nn
m and b'- • .5 4i -it t.,
g like • . .1.
In ; -2 ea.M trawl
tltlrri'•,.N annnalh-.
ng 'be inibdle. it
'0 all hollvl-
The people
w11,1.4r. Acle. 1'(1110.1,4411.1111, •,l .a.
I;1t111u'lu1•,•. Urs., 11Rw'?horne, nt Dtlkm-
411. Mrs. t•riugle. of Toronto. and Mrs.
.1 no. 4 nuuhnxh+4141 and Miss Clarke
4' Ingham. of \\':Ilker:on. were 41si•
Mr- at Mr. M4144'4 . o4.. Situr-
41.1y.
Ali.. ,414111e 1'111rk and 311..-
1'In 4'k 41,1,,11.441 rhe 11044,4•1AleKe43:1e•
wed.1ing ou Saturday tit Ktutnil.
1'ongrlt11181 oy. no. Mr. and Mrs.
:::w•nnd 141riour on the birth of a
daughter.
Mr.Mrs. Ahll•. ur 1 01111411. were
t Litore 1;121 atok with thelt nephews.'
Mr. 1':lirn.1 .titch,' -1411 111141 Mr. .1r.•hie l
.4 414 be -..i. '1' heIle lien 1. wighIJet 1 1111 11 1 he 'woe.!
It.•.. 11. 1:. N'11i?111•I, will '.••,'Illy hl+' 4,114 it .4,w•+ ju4t .n. n,:u,t fool/o111 1441144
111111 1.1111411 114.42 Sunday.
Mr. 11141 AII41
••. F'. 1.1.1..41 111141 won. .
:
K11e111'Alr. el1U.1. 11Atu4'l'I'or.raym'•.o. were 111441141:11114 One Hundred and Fifty Million Dollars
1,11 lost 11..44. :Idol ,4 1141.4 %%eche 114.'1
4443 with her awn, Mrs, }:.1. $owrrb).
4:i4.1eri.'1 tuw'u•h1ll
Me..r,.. 14141,1 1114.1 Bert Mo\t'hlu11e)
wade a bmsluew trig. to \\'iugluuu In -t
w eek.
The 1,113 erup wldel. wa• n IKurlit 1fn1
one, 14 slow • stored ntal the' nr4estinc
Of fall wheat and barley 1. now in
full .441144. 'Threshing ,..f fall wheat
�s4111 take 141(''' till• week on the farm.
of Messy. .I. A. and Donald McKeu-
zie. corlces•io44 -4. who have over thlrty-
five aero of, ex. V114 111 =iv hen t.
0. F. CAREY & SON
Limited
INVESTMENTS AN D
INSURANCE
Telephone 230
Masonic Temple Building
GODERICN -- ONTARIO
Thr Bible N.w•14.ty meeting 5'o. 44'1.1
u. the Anglican church and was, well
tend'!. 11,4. •F'. t 1. 1:m11m:her presldel. I
\
ver y threw..? 4,,g nddr,'-• wl` tri Veil I,y
!'raw. 11,:\.. agent of the 1111,1e
SA •let). onkel-. were .•4'. -tel It. (..1-
I,n. - : Pre -114...t. Mr. .loo. 5144,111.11111. •
i e pre -idem•. I(e4. 11. t;. W101l6el.!
:11u1 Itet". F:. 11. t;Allagher: •..•recur).
NU- LIF:! Ilnulplu•ry : treasurer. Alr•.
IL I. \1111.'1. •
54 r. :i,,d Al r.. .1111111,1 111rlw,ir nod
.d Fergus: :111.1 .AIr•. Itar-
b.al•'s uu,ther. lir-. It..1, Wood-. k•.ft
,,,„t•'% for a Iw,r alvei•' 11o(ida}
n,•:.4' AlnskJka. . Ur. lied 'Mrs. W.
1,.•ngh.•rl). of t:nelpit, are taking their
bdid:,)• at 111eii odd flume h. the
81.0.1.1• of their mother.
�i.. AI., 51 IA•1111. ••t
71u,i,,i11.4: was
the guest "of miss 55'. 11."-Itntherfor.1
la -t week. .
Male) and Irene \t',»w1..' 111.1
Albs 5'era '1'•dd 111.• the guest. of
I4•`:k• Ma rdie. 1.1ack11..w. -at her coy
tage. at Claris'. ham.
Sir. and Alis. T J. 51.11041.1 attend
Irl the \\'ark:Al:ris *eldhIg' hu
(:,,l,'girh tui week,
$150,000,000.00
. will be paid to Royalty Owners in 1929.
:1tr 4(441 going to be in on this:'
Buy Standard Royalties NOW and buy!
buy!
Priced now in units of 100 preferred and 100 common at
5125.00, paying 9;: .
t l\ AI-1;t'ST 24; WE RADE THIS PRICE
\)'e alae° ..ff.•r •
Several gill-,.Ige.l \lnrtgages ranging front 11100.1111 t0 $4,01k1.1k
Also ---.\ it... Fir,•. Life, tick and Accident .\"urance
Phone 292.-
ASH1h IELU
(Intended for last week).
.5$I1FIE1.D. August 0. '- Slr. and
Mr.. 11.'M.Wlihnws and Mr. Bert Me -
Whinney were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs, .Earc make. 4'liiit''11. ..n Nntl.lay -
Alr.. 4\'..11. Maize 1. visiting In St.
o'a11u411t104. the Joliet .I.( hi'r niece
Mrs. 11401 Comfort.
Mr.. hurry Bennett and friend. Miss
Midair, of-('ldcago. are visiting at Ther
h14lt).• of Mr. and Mr.. John Bennett
uud with oilier relatives 141 the district.
Mr Wilfred McCarthy, of Detroit,
spent the 'leek -end with ltia parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Will MI4'arthy.
MI.. Kathleen MacKenzie has sa-I
W. J. Powell P. 0. Box 438
NATIONAL "HOSIERY MILLS LIMITED
Our previous Ailing on this issue has leen withdrnw'rt front the
Market for the .Past two weeks owing to the rapid developments
within the rompauy. •
We have leeiriurcei to complete new arrangements and we ex-
pect to wake a- further limited offering of stock at a new price
next week. i
We recommend every investor t9 purchase Route of this stock now
and would suggest telephoning us or calling and making a reser-
vation.
Huron Investments Ltd.
Royal Bank Building - - Goderich, Ont.
Phones - - - 430 and 445.
►14:41
al
Capital, $34,548.760
H. R. DRUMMOND, ESQ.
1). FORBES ANGUS, ESQ. '
HAROLD KENNEDY, ESQ.
E. W. BEATTY, ESQ., K.C.
F. E. MEREDITH, Esq., K'C.
W. A. BLACK, ESQ.
Rest and Undivided Profits, $37.o' 6,829
Total Assets, $915,7o5,653
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PRESIDENT
Sol CNARLn GORDON. O.a.!.
VICE•PRESiDENTS
MAJ.•Glo. THE HON. S. C. MEWI /RN. o,
GENERAL MANAGER /
SIR FREDERICK WILLIAMI-TAYLOR
DIRECTORS
Wst. MCMAaTER, ESQ,
G. B. FRASER, ESQ.
Gro. SIR ARTHUR CUaatt,
0.C.M.C., R.C.I.
THE HON. THOMAS AHEARN
A. O. DAWSON, ESQ.
/
LT.'COL. HERataT Motion, c.w.o.,iw.c,
THE Hos. HENRY CocaxtlTT
JAMES STEWART. E&Q.
J. W. McCoi iia,
W. N.'TILLEY, ESQ., EA.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD
Sia CHARM GORDON, 0.1.1,
MAJ.'OIN. THE Hon. S. C. MtwauAN. c.M.o.
E. W. BEATTY, ESC., I.C.
H. R. DRUMMOND, E.Q.
LONDON COMMITTEE
HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE., K r,, (Chairman)
P. R. S. BALPOUR, Es(1. SIR HARDMAN i -EVER, BART., K.C.S.
THE RT. HON. LORD STRATHCONA AND MOUNT ROYAL
PARIS COMiTE CONSULTATIF
M. GASTON MENIER
MEXICO COMMITTEE
FREDERICK ADAsS, Etta, C. GORDON PATERSON, Esq.
The Bank has over 600 Offices in Canada,
Newfoundland, United States, Mexico;
at London, England, and at t'aris. France.
with Correspondents in all Countries,
offering exceptional facilities in all
departments of General and Foreign
Banking. -
The Bank(If Montreal holds an interest in
Barclays Bank (Dominion, Colonial and
Overseas), and by reason of this association •
is able to offer its clients close competitive
rates and complete Nanking service for busi-
ness with the West Indies, among the im-
portant advantages offered being f 1. ilitics'•-.
for obtaining accurate local information.
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LIFE INSURANCE (Stn life 00.).
A('('IDENT.SICKNESS, AUTO.
ETC �,tiSUR,ANCE
Some eery they houses and lots for Sale
Large number listed to select from.
Just a few:
A fine 'raise,. two I with fruit.
modern equipped, garage, illi-firnisb..l.
e"sivrnient to lake front a wharf 1,u -
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ail ata ae.s•ssi, n., Price
1 6 f onlihrre
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Fins led brick Masse, oxer
tiva. 925(1..
(old brick house, hull Imderne.
and garage. Fast Greet. Iinmedia
eneil.n. $15044.
A good twine, got.' location, I
modem equipped. $12(10.
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Good two-story house. lights, and toilr(,>t
water. Clone to Poet Office. 9750.
A fine nine-r.na, home, two tots, fowl '
Lowe. boner modern equipped and god I
cellar, well planned for heating me.aven-
dence and conif,rt. Close to Collegiate
Institute. li.zcellent aecotnnudation for
collegiate student roomer.. Low price.
}Jul terms. Inuni.I reoweesion.
Many Fine Farms Listed to Select Fr0IS. '
Very Cheap. Easy Terms.
For all particular. see or write
J. W. A&MITRONG
Real Estate Agent
Box 89 Square G.4
J. W. Craigie
Real Estate and Insurance
Confederation Life Association
Age 25 -year Amount of Prem.
'ridowment ! sii
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M%M) 9185.00
wi 9191.00
25 8194.25
:t 2.5•year Endowment, maturing
in 114214 paid 10 our policyholder
ver 815(0 per thousand.
M. N. MacDONALD
AGENT
Fin• and .1ut.,r 1111,• 1n4iranee
Goderich Phone 382 or 142
Geo. Williams
Dealer In
DOML\ION, PROVLNCiAIe
MUNICIPAL AND ('ORPO•
RATION BONDS
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Office,.nezt to
Phone 53
Automobile, and
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Ink of Commerce
(ioderich
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
A TOWER OF STRENGTH '
Assurance in Force -- 91.896,915,000
Assets -- - - *488,958,000
Dividends to. Policyholders increased for the ninth .successive
year in addition to a special maturity dividend bonus
PH(SI.
Office 11.5
Residence .54'i
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
HONOUR WiTH PROFIT
CANADA is proud of the grain and livestock
records established by her farmers in the face of
international competition. Success in any branch of
farming comes with a knowledge of the best methods.
"Feeding and Better Livestock" is a booklet issued
by this Bank to help the Canadian farmer increase his
profits. Ask for a copy.
The Royal Bank
of Canada
Goderich Branch - L D. Eastman, Manager
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CORONER'S JURY
SAYS DEATHS DUE TO
EXCESSIVE SPEED
Inquest Held at Teeswater into
Deaths of Miss O'Callaghan
and Mrs. Jamieson
TEF;S\\'.t'PEI1. .alto. 12. -The Jury
in ita:wiled to inquire into the death.
of Margaret O'Callaghan and Mrs.
Mary .lnmlees,n. following an automo-
bile slectileut two tulle. south of Teet-
water,. met . to the town. !MK
a fterli w,ll. and after hearing several
w•in4.se.. Ave of w-huw vlw the a''1 -
dent. brought in the following ver -
diet
-We. the jury. And flint Margaret
fl'l'nlinghan mod •AUtry• .luuliesono IIue
Iq their den111. on .511811,+4 5. 19*_41. by
tieing Thrown from a .air driven by
John 4011.11., when he 10.1 emit r.,1
of the en r. doe to"4x'••,,14'4. .peel."
for. Hoblns nl. who performrl 411e
1•..a-awrtelin 1141 both the les -Iles. W.1 ..
the first w'Itne.r. and Jw 'lid M:ir-
1111r•1 4)'('u11ng11a.n !net death 61' hay
ing her i.knll frle•tnrel nod tlw'brii 11
,Ja(erllf.d. Miry 41111e1les4114 44441 after
the 0,14414.114. her death' lelhg due to a
broken pelvic lone. Internal injirM+'
and 11 l0,ernikm 14444' the right rye.
'Mr. irMaIlley. who 1.;111 111• %tory'
111141 11 11.8'40141 the questions .'•r the
('row'11. it.'tlrly broke down, when he
(44444 to the port where 'he told of go-
ing to the wear. -e? girl. Al:rgaret. who •
lay on the ground. dying. In a ..p....1
of 1i444 el. 11tH story .was that lie had
swerved to lap.. hitting anwher ear
and book 1114' 1111.1. .mashed a tele-
phone 1st,'' 3111.1 finally stopped In n
field. after going through a.,fem.w With
only 141l4' strand of wire.
\\'Ill.• -.a•. *1111111 1114 111141 peceie )
jinn to few moments previous 111 the
•IceIMnt .ay that they did not make
any other car. alta h 444,444. ,.f 4114.111
"aid they midi] cwt ,.e• •h for dust
and wont.' not 1e positive
I'rovin.lal ('onstal,le X41144411 to,iuk
arra-nrrm,ut. isql Mantel that the
car welt l:4': flet after 1t left the road.
.acting Crown Attorney Robertson. in
ad.redng the Jary, said that (!'Mar.
ley was.not on trial and they were to
ex prey.: nn opinion based only on the
et•Id101ee srrl'm11tell.
Alias (►'('allaghan mid Mr.. Jamie-
son were daughters of Mr. awl Mr..
Daniel O'Callaghan. of West 3\'aw•an-
01111. near 'Whitechurch. Besides the
parents, several brothers and alataew
stiffly". Just a week before the stri-
dent which bereaved them of two
.Irnghter.. Mr. a 114 Mr... O'Callaghan
had a happy reunion of their family:
Jolla 41' Malley. of Detroit: the driver
of the car. 1- a relative of the family.
FINLAY ANDERSON
AT THE NINETY MARE
Splendid Record of Nell -known East.
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W'awaneatl Man
'III 1A;IL.t\'F:. Aug. 9.- For •1•t'entc-
fl►e years $1 ree4den4 of Huron enmi-
ty. Finlay Anderson eelehratel h1.
ninetieth 1.irthday at 11i• hum,' today.
Ile wile bili In Ken tiiore. N:•otlnnd.
Mr. And.r.on ha+ the ]fstin('iIon of
being the •.1114".2 11•siden t of the tuw'n-
ship of East Wnwanosh. a. we)! ns
tieing the oble.4 piddle official 114 the
county .of Ilnron. Ile has seme,l un
both the tonnshlp and (minty emin-
ent'. and 11111 lawn tlw-n4hip tren.urer
for I14. Iwi't thirty-four lea's. 114.
still tills thf. poxitlon.
31r. A1wletv0n spent;. the grenter.l
part of the time at the old home. Ken -
ore Farm. which meas taken up a1.
h .h land about 1852 by his father,
Thi Inn lmlers0n, and on which he
hell d hl. father and brother. to do
plop work. The farm is non- the
proper of hi.. yonnge.t ...nl, whoop
children are the forth generation to
call the fllaee home.
Mr. An4l soil'. wife,. who was Julia i
Ann Naylor\lwfnre her marringe• diel
111 1213 at the age of .•i. i.lt-two, il(f
a lumpy of tru, .angter• .1
thr1e sm" 11re 114.1148•four '1'11l., wclr,• b•114ona• 1
fur%thr birthday oecasio44.• and. w'1111
the twenty -tour 'gra: 4,•4,i.l.lrrtl .8 Nil •
eight gnat-grIIn4k'hlkl,".•a. ,1- well ay.;
mans friend.. and aMuair 11. ,•:, join -
441 111 wishing Mr. -tad,,. •,n IInt I,)
more happy least.
W. J. MACKAY LIBERAL
CHOICE IN SOUTH BRUCE
FUSIMr N'ar•den of Itru., 1„ 14.1114..1
. Seat fey Legislature
Williapl J. Maolia ,•4' \\'Arden, .•f
itruer county and cul u,.,I0 year, n
pr Ilona figure in the 41..411. ipal
fairof I1urou tuwn.hi;, :u,d Itru. c
aolnty. 1• the ruudldat:•,.f '4c I.II,•r,,
of South litmus, for 'i,.. 41.•44 1'1114.
1114-1111 elrethin. Thr 11•.24,.1:,21..44 11144•I-
I14K 1114.k place at Hilr1.• I'lulrsd..
Ili.t.
Several other,. were ; n,;•,.., I for 1 he
11441111111 11111. bit all w i•i, ., • .,', 14,.,.1,1
Al r. Mlo•Kay. Thus a..•. .-,.,I w,.iy.;
1)r. 11. it. Fi14laywu14" I;;,. • i : .1. .5.•
.Iohla•I1141. M1Idtuil It I: 'r ;,4• 55':,I-
k4'rrou: D•nid Mue1►,
Frank Iteullle. \\'44lkert .•. 1'•:'1.13 114m-
ry. IUlroa tuwu.hil,: AI . s, N, Ir
.43'11,11.-w'aikertun ; 11 , 11• Kh:/e•u.
lull''x1111 Mr. Mai•K ,' . i
\\'. F.:. N. $I)Irl:iir, 1. I'r.o h, •
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'•iul Liberal leader. •...•n? and
gave a 1'Igoron. addre as It. • riticize4
sererelc, the Fergus.'',
1114111111111 re 1411. Slav!. L'.7 , .. 1.11.41 41„.
Fergis.nt Goyer11lue11? .. ,aiice. the
debt of the Prot-In.r'1 I • reasel 1.y t
Y,!x4.IMMI.1MN4. while - d11- - 1114' -•11111'
period. Alr. Sinclair • •..,241 the.
Lll•rl,I G.overnntent , ' . a'a haul
reduced the public d. t_,IMLIMMI,
ono. Mr. 1Sind:sir'aka. • •,r .•.41,1l-'
411114..he lm] (.erod 11 .. - i- 4114 441
.lour of Norther) 1111411:• ' f .• , .tlNir\',
lie 4ti1,1. waw full of .•f.. 4 .J the
Fergn144gi Goverhwrmt. 011'. ,.•n• work -
lug -to keep tilt t:oven,:N. ' .11 office
rather than .f•;r the welfa r.- .,f the e,t-
tler..
()114.r speakers mer,• A. P. Alew'•hhn-
Iwy': 74 speakers
for North Ren..•: lir. NI..-
Iplih4rem. M.P.P. for."\„rtbe;i•t• Well-
ington. and I./r. W. A, 11411. 51.1'., South
Brute.
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'WESTFIELD
R'ESTFIRT.D. Aug. 12 '11-. June
ituchanan. of lVinghnm. .pi•nt last
week with her grandp,n•I,,-. Mr. and
Mrs. Rola. 131rchanni,. :1114 e4her
friends.
3.11.44. Marjorie aryl 14:111 e41MO*"
ere Klwndluo
tido o...k wttb theft
44004.. Mr-. 1R. erer�I�1t, 1%r. Rnht.
F'itzgerahl 111411 Mr- Ifni. 'Crozier, of
A.1184.1d.
CnM.olEileen 4'ar'. If '.tnhnrl. 1s
visiting her gr..n, ,n .444.4, Aar.. John.
k.ls
Mr. and M.•-•. 55' .: Tnmhh'n. of To -
and Mr. .1 'r , mhlrn, of Lon:len•
14,ru', vI-IN.I 'ons , . last week with
the latter'. -I.n;. 41st. J. N. Cpm(''
Ip11.
AIr. and Mrs \4' 5. Campbell spent
Snn,t,ll with , • .,..er'e Meter, Mr..
Itl,har,l 4:411,11 , r A.hAeld.
ST. II EI.ENS
ST. III 1.IJNs 4 _. 1:. ---Mr. and
Air.. 4;.•orge ''1111•. 4'1.) daughter - lean.
'f H44minon. w1. • •„-re holidaying 114
4;,aleri,•h. were 4i•ilnry 441111 their
ther hist wee:,
The symptll, „f 'Ile Aemnnlnity 14'.
4.811.11111.1 to lir. nn.' Mr.. 4)'4',, IIS ghn11
in the tragi- .1...404...f their daughter-.
Mr. and Mr. s•a..rt MI•(:i1re and
Marie t,,..k n 4..1,1 Iv trip by motor
down to Erin. 1'.:en Mills and other
tailttt' 44441 w,4'•{
• Mr. and Air, stiorl AL4:nire and
'Infighter. SI1rb.). of '1'Hmr• Albert,
Snpk.. were the I a.e.s of Mr. and Mr..
Ed. Thous• 44y1T the week -end.
M4-. AI. F. s:,,kel.) and MI..- i:.
Nwtltejlt. of (F.1*•]ch. 'ter' 11.1411,-.
with Air...,;ordo, 2Tli. week. .•
3.11ss Beatri 4 \1..;11111811 .1. a '51s1-
t4.r 441114 friend- t,• Hamilton.
Dr. \t'nlla•,i• 1'"lnningham and
HOW TO VISIT THE EXPERIMENTAL FARM
(Experimental. Farm. Notes
A visit to an E tlerimental Farm .should 14' 1,lc11-'1rnble. it
'honk] also be highly profitable. The degree. mf p1411-14'. find profit
will depend largely atm how it !e undertaken.
To 1111 1141e caunnlly bunt the premises 1,4,441112 ''hiits. t41rh-
out learning their *'(P4* n purples. nor the sig1111'b.'.-• of ac.nnm-
lated data, is to make the fist of the opport11441t3- 1;1,•ate.2 lenr-
fat van be derlyel only mule the guidance 4.f •om1^•r,r 'ompet,•ut to
explain the work.
Tins writer has never forgo
Ontario Agriculturist 1'ullege. ul
excursions. .after luncheon. folk:
by'President MIIIs, Professor (n
..11144441s through the 11.41 HON. nn(
inspiring an 'rater Were.? In ostler
lt'Itllani Rennie .11w•f,.wl "June '.tilt
and .0 on. Thecae nen had the fervor
undying Impreeslo0 of 'knowledge, enthlw.lw.
any exllerlm.,)tel Term ehmlld yield somMh
To this 10111 group attendance 1,, nt1•e.sar,
of tl .411(1N 4If 1141111.' 41,14 ,'n4•1, of there 1
Ihe,dron. a' are the NMR. of meeting and Err•
k. w phyaleal lmpo.sNdllty to give adequate atter
dual vl'Itors,
1)n the other hand, large crowd. ars unwieldy
scatter too much and get ort of hemring.
The ileal way I• to organise a neighborhood von) a nnmler
of s•hsd., a elnh or any.twaly with enmmon interest -
:1. V1.lt the
Itwlltntion at a time .p pointed. taking along a pi., In neon to
leeeaten on the Rroilnds. 1 -.
t whole day shnnld Ito spent, and If there are pheallt , the
work In which the visiting party are ..plr•lafly Intens*Q tit. taf
ehotild he advised of chi. in advance.
Arrangement. can usually 1e made to give .plrlal attention to
mirh groups and the pleasure will be monist.
There 1. sl.mething to be learned at P111`;'141111'11.1/1414171:
nch ,.f tb.•s.• 11114114. lustlrn.
Don.. ite.olve 1a learn It. 'Follow 17 . j.t tinthm'. Ask "7111111,1‘11
Bon.. 1.I.ten and' obeerve. The zest of learning :11111 compering
notes will mild keen Intermit to the occa.l,n.
When a man (ease. to Main he .-ommenee. to ,.1144.1. Let m
keiep *1111'.
ten hi. Ars 4'1.41. . • boy, to the
n one of the :n I fn niters'
eel b5 no 3445:,, . ng nddre.r
r lir. %archta 1 - the excnr-
teing a 111•:,1',, f data and
N• 411 to -, • The lute
.is In t4,. ,ser Ntahb•..
z/'11 1111• . ••reeet nn
m and b'- • .5 4i -it t.,
g like • . .1.
In ; -2 ea.M trawl
tltlrri'•,.N annnalh-.
ng 'be inibdle. it
'0 all hollvl-
The people
w11,1.4r. Acle. 1'(1110.1,4411.1111, •,l .a.
I;1t111u'lu1•,•. Urs., 11Rw'?horne, nt Dtlkm-
411. Mrs. t•riugle. of Toronto. and Mrs.
.1 no. 4 nuuhnxh+4141 and Miss Clarke
4' Ingham. of \\':Ilker:on. were 41si•
Mr- at Mr. M4144'4 . o4.. Situr-
41.1y.
Ali.. ,414111e 1'111rk and 311..-
1'In 4'k 41,1,,11.441 rhe 11044,4•1AleKe43:1e•
wed.1ing ou Saturday tit Ktutnil.
1'ongrlt11181 oy. no. Mr. and Mrs.
:::w•nnd 141riour on the birth of a
daughter.
Mr.Mrs. Ahll•. ur 1 01111411. were
t Litore 1;121 atok with thelt nephews.'
Mr. 1':lirn.1 .titch,' -1411 111141 Mr. .1r.•hie l
.4 414 be -..i. '1' heIle lien 1. wighIJet 1 1111 11 1 he 'woe.!
It.•.. 11. 1:. N'11i?111•I, will '.••,'Illy hl+' 4,114 it .4,w•+ ju4t .n. n,:u,t fool/o111 1441144
111111 1.1111411 114.42 Sunday.
Mr. 11141 AII41
••. F'. 1.1.1..41 111141 won. .
:
K11e111'Alr. el1U.1. 11Atu4'l'I'or.raym'•.o. were 111441141:11114 One Hundred and Fifty Million Dollars
1,11 lost 11..44. :Idol ,4 1141.4 %%eche 114.'1
4443 with her awn, Mrs, }:.1. $owrrb).
4:i4.1eri.'1 tuw'u•h1ll
Me..r,.. 14141,1 1114.1 Bert Mo\t'hlu11e)
wade a bmsluew trig. to \\'iugluuu In -t
w eek.
The 1,113 erup wldel. wa• n IKurlit 1fn1
one, 14 slow • stored ntal the' nr4estinc
Of fall wheat and barley 1. now in
full .441144. 'Threshing ,..f fall wheat
�s4111 take 141(''' till• week on the farm.
of Messy. .I. A. and Donald McKeu-
zie. corlces•io44 -4. who have over thlrty-
five aero of, ex. V114 111 =iv hen t.
0. F. CAREY & SON
Limited
INVESTMENTS AN D
INSURANCE
Telephone 230
Masonic Temple Building
GODERICN -- ONTARIO
Thr Bible N.w•14.ty meeting 5'o. 44'1.1
u. the Anglican church and was, well
tend'!. 11,4. •F'. t 1. 1:m11m:her presldel. I
\
ver y threw..? 4,,g nddr,'-• wl` tri Veil I,y
!'raw. 11,:\.. agent of the 1111,1e
SA •let). onkel-. were .•4'. -tel It. (..1-
I,n. - : Pre -114...t. Mr. .loo. 5144,111.11111. •
i e pre -idem•. I(e4. 11. t;. W101l6el.!
:11u1 Itet". F:. 11. t;Allagher: •..•recur).
NU- LIF:! Ilnulplu•ry : treasurer. Alr•.
IL I. \1111.'1. •
54 r. :i,,d Al r.. .1111111,1 111rlw,ir nod
.d Fergus: :111.1 .AIr•. Itar-
b.al•'s uu,ther. lir-. It..1, Wood-. k•.ft
,,,„t•'% for a Iw,r alvei•' 11o(ida}
n,•:.4' AlnskJka. . Ur. lied 'Mrs. W.
1,.•ngh.•rl). of t:nelpit, are taking their
bdid:,)• at 111eii odd flume h. the
81.0.1.1• of their mother.
�i.. AI., 51 IA•1111. ••t
71u,i,,i11.4: was
the guest "of miss 55'. 11."-Itntherfor.1
la -t week. .
Male) and Irene \t',»w1..' 111.1
Albs 5'era '1'•dd 111.• the guest. of
I4•`:k• Ma rdie. 1.1ack11..w. -at her coy
tage. at Claris'. ham.
Sir. and Alis. T J. 51.11041.1 attend
Irl the \\'ark:Al:ris *eldhIg' hu
(:,,l,'girh tui week,
$150,000,000.00
. will be paid to Royalty Owners in 1929.
:1tr 4(441 going to be in on this:'
Buy Standard Royalties NOW and buy!
buy!
Priced now in units of 100 preferred and 100 common at
5125.00, paying 9;: .
t l\ AI-1;t'ST 24; WE RADE THIS PRICE
\)'e alae° ..ff.•r •
Several gill-,.Ige.l \lnrtgages ranging front 11100.1111 t0 $4,01k1.1k
Also ---.\ it... Fir,•. Life, tick and Accident .\"urance
Phone 292.-
ASH1h IELU
(Intended for last week).
.5$I1FIE1.D. August 0. '- Slr. and
Mr.. 11.'M.Wlihnws and Mr. Bert Me -
Whinney were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs, .Earc make. 4'liiit''11. ..n Nntl.lay -
Alr.. 4\'..11. Maize 1. visiting In St.
o'a11u411t104. the Joliet .I.( hi'r niece
Mrs. 11401 Comfort.
Mr.. hurry Bennett and friend. Miss
Midair, of-('ldcago. are visiting at Ther
h14lt).• of Mr. and Mr.. John Bennett
uud with oilier relatives 141 the district.
Mr Wilfred McCarthy, of Detroit,
spent the 'leek -end with ltia parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Will MI4'arthy.
MI.. Kathleen MacKenzie has sa-I
W. J. Powell P. 0. Box 438
NATIONAL "HOSIERY MILLS LIMITED
Our previous Ailing on this issue has leen withdrnw'rt front the
Market for the .Past two weeks owing to the rapid developments
within the rompauy. •
We have leeiriurcei to complete new arrangements and we ex-
pect to wake a- further limited offering of stock at a new price
next week. i
We recommend every investor t9 purchase Route of this stock now
and would suggest telephoning us or calling and making a reser-
vation.
Huron Investments Ltd.
Royal Bank Building - - Goderich, Ont.
Phones - - - 430 and 445.
►14:41
al
Capital, $34,548.760
H. R. DRUMMOND, ESQ.
1). FORBES ANGUS, ESQ. '
HAROLD KENNEDY, ESQ.
E. W. BEATTY, ESQ., K.C.
F. E. MEREDITH, Esq., K'C.
W. A. BLACK, ESQ.
Rest and Undivided Profits, $37.o' 6,829
Total Assets, $915,7o5,653
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PRESIDENT
Sol CNARLn GORDON. O.a.!.
VICE•PRESiDENTS
MAJ.•Glo. THE HON. S. C. MEWI /RN. o,
GENERAL MANAGER /
SIR FREDERICK WILLIAMI-TAYLOR
DIRECTORS
Wst. MCMAaTER, ESQ,
G. B. FRASER, ESQ.
Gro. SIR ARTHUR CUaatt,
0.C.M.C., R.C.I.
THE HON. THOMAS AHEARN
A. O. DAWSON, ESQ.
/
LT.'COL. HERataT Motion, c.w.o.,iw.c,
THE Hos. HENRY CocaxtlTT
JAMES STEWART. E&Q.
J. W. McCoi iia,
W. N.'TILLEY, ESQ., EA.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD
Sia CHARM GORDON, 0.1.1,
MAJ.'OIN. THE Hon. S. C. MtwauAN. c.M.o.
E. W. BEATTY, ESC., I.C.
H. R. DRUMMOND, E.Q.
LONDON COMMITTEE
HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE., K r,, (Chairman)
P. R. S. BALPOUR, Es(1. SIR HARDMAN i -EVER, BART., K.C.S.
THE RT. HON. LORD STRATHCONA AND MOUNT ROYAL
PARIS COMiTE CONSULTATIF
M. GASTON MENIER
MEXICO COMMITTEE
FREDERICK ADAsS, Etta, C. GORDON PATERSON, Esq.
The Bank has over 600 Offices in Canada,
Newfoundland, United States, Mexico;
at London, England, and at t'aris. France.
with Correspondents in all Countries,
offering exceptional facilities in all
departments of General and Foreign
Banking. -
The Bank(If Montreal holds an interest in
Barclays Bank (Dominion, Colonial and
Overseas), and by reason of this association •
is able to offer its clients close competitive
rates and complete Nanking service for busi-
ness with the West Indies, among the im-
portant advantages offered being f 1. ilitics'•-.
for obtaining accurate local information.
BANK OF °st.MONTREAL
.bli::hLd 1817
.1 .44 r,