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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1925-6-4, Page 4GRAND 1END Mr. and 1V,i`rs. Bloomfield have Moved here from London an.d are Occupying IVir, plu'ren's restaurant for the euMetner. Mr". and Mrs. 1V40Conkey of Lon- don haVe moved. into Mr. Bert Stat - THE EXETER TIlVIES-ADVOCATE to's's housa which they havepi.Xr- chased, Mr, Tiedeman. of Detroit visited here fox a few days,. Mr. Douala 'Webb and Pieter 1i7isa Belle of Toronto spent the 25th with their parents Mr. and Mrs, Stephen 30th April, 1925 ASSETS Gold, Dominion Notes, and Silver coin .. , Deposit with Central Gold Reserve Balances due by Banks and Banking Corres- pondents elsewhere than in Canada. Call and "short loans on Bonds, Debentures and Stocks Dominion and Provincial Government Securi- ties Railway and other Bonds, Debentures and Stocks Canadian Municipal Securities and British, Foreign and Colonial Public Securities other than Canadian Notes and cheques of other Banks United States and other foreign currencies Loans and Discounts and other Assets - Bank Premises Liabilities to customers under letters of credit (as per contra) $ 72,637,005.91. 14,000,000.00 10,871,852.48 1'48,572,679.24 99,911,141.03 4,315,132.43 45,756,338.81 27,992,463.1.4 61 6,945.86 269,365,317.40• 12,400,000.00 11,755, 920.96 $718,194,797.26 LIABILITIES TO PUBLIC Notes in circulation ...................$ 39,239,611.50 Deposits 604,851,115.69 Letters of credit outstanding ... 11,759,920.96 Other 1;- .) 752,196.91 $656,598:845.06 Excess of Assets over Liabilliies to Public $61,595,952.20 ' P'ebb, Mr, Gordon Heiman and bride nee Miss. Hilda Ravelle, were here 'Wed- nesday o ' their; honeymoon trip. They were accompanied back to Port Intron by Mona Brenner who will visit them for iV few days.. A large crowd was here to the dance in Eccleston Casino on. Satur- day .evening, (Too late for' last week) Mr. and Mr's. Eocr'eston of Lon-) don came last.week and are in their cottage. • Mr, Ruth from London is here. Mr. and Mrs. Strathmeyer from London are here for few days. Mr, Win. Balkwiil of Exeter can- on Ed, Gill Sr, on Sunday. Mr. and Mks. Huston from Exeter came here Thursday,.. and are iu their cottage. The rem aina of the late Wm, Rush from Hensall was brought here Sunday; and buried in Grand Bend Cemetery. Mr. Warren Patterson from Sar- nia is visiting his parents over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Holt and 31x'. H. Tiedeman visited on the 14th con. of Stephen Sunday. Mrs. George Lee, Sr., is at .pre- sent very ill with no hopes of re- covery. • CROMARTY The girl's soft ball team Played their first league game at Thanes Road on Saturday last. The game was won by seventeen to ten in favor of Cromarty. Mr. Ed. Howe and bride visited. at his home near Cromarty a couple of days last 'week. Mr. William Houghton who re- cently met with an accident is able to be at work again. • SHIPKA, All the men turned out wen -last Saturday in repairing the church property., Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Gower and family of London, spent a holiday with Mr. and ;Mrs: John Gower. Mrs. John Melina and daughter of Detroit. are visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. ,hTieh. Finkbeitier. Mr. and Mrs. Lue. Shrader spent one day last )yeek in Exeter, visiting their daughter 3Trs. 13aynham. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of U. S: and Miss K. McEachen of Port Huron, are visiting with Mrs. McEachen. The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of i12r. and Mrs. Albert Geiser next Wednesday, June 10th at 2 p.m. thjy Cbeeu fHowtheMoneywasLost ^d ThatNever a $lou see I had only a few thousand dollars left after the estate was settled— and my brother borrowed some to help hit. along; of course that went and then— simply had to help father with his business. he was so worried -- and X thought it best to make an investntetat at once. Well that failed— It is all so simple and effective! Just a few dollars set aside regularly, and the Canada Life will guarantee to your home a continuous monthly income. What a relief to know that no matter what may happen, the monthly cheque that never fails, issued regularly by the Canada Life,. will come to your home! Your present. Life Insurance will per. haps "clear the mortgage," pay,, off the obligations of your estate, and leave some. thing for your family, but Consider This Financial problems should not be thrust upon a woman who is not used to business deals. Therefore in addition to a '`lump sum' of money, you should provide a definite income that cannot fail— Because a weekly or monthly income is the natural thing for most people— And a woman can keep .a family together on even a small Income, provided it is regular. Moreover, the hands of unscrupulous men are always outstretched for money held by the unwary. %ac 111antliy haaome Flan Will solve the problem. Only a few dollars saved and set,aside from your regular earnings can be multiplied into a substantial income for your Beneficiary. You will be surprises to learn what a reasonable proposition can. be�made to you, Ask for ParOarlars. Canada Life B. M. Francis Exeter Olital'ia and, neatly, iE it were not fol the monthly leo come ,- come cheque front the Catiads Life I don't know howl shouldhe getting alongnew • / Canada Life I0`' Assurance' Company !�' b.atSirY,, Without. oblitrogon en uthr6 tiPyouroM,:',A,Y In atYadPI , 4.0* tVdfne ; ra, « .a«ww...«...«...devol.�.w+,i�..w..«..:1'W.•«...r•i»..«r r« ..a. 19 � _n+. rht'1'sfw/'+««.,,�wf.w:«...«.,,!wF.n...c.«.,w...».w....«:::..+u.r...•»w::«+..-...« .-.« Local Doings Mr, 0. Lee .Spent Saturday in London, IVir, M..H, Gardiner has purchased a new motor hearse. Mr.. and M e. J. W. Powell 'and. daughter visited in Goderich c)n Sunday. Miss Margaret Makins, of Goder- ich, spent Wednesday with Miss A. Yeliancl. Mrs. Jas. "Stewart, of Windsor, is visiting her mother, Mrs. S. Harness of town. ,,`e. Mrs. J. Crerar,• of Shakespeare, visited Vitt' Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jones 011 Sunday. Miss Elia Wares, of the Canadian Bank of Conun'erce staff, is holiday- ing at i3eamsville. • The label sheet of the .Exeter Times=Advocate has been corrected to Saturday, .May 29th. Mr. M. Mawson of Mount Carmel spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Sims of town. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Atkinson and daughter of Clinton, called on ' rel- atives in town on. . Sunday. Master Eber Lewis of Crediton visited his cousins Garnet and Mel - ,vin Suns of town'on Sunday. Dr, W, C. Johnston, son of Mr. W. H. Johnston. of Exeter, will spend next year as an interne in a hospital in. Rochester, N.Y. Mr, Andrew Hamilton of Detroit, Mrs. J. Hamilton and daughter, Miss Agnes, spent Sunday with re- latives :at Cromarty, Mr. Galbraith, of Stratford, and Mrs. McTavish and family, of Shake- speare, visited with. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor on Sunday. Mr. Harry Sweet, of Detroit, spent Saturday and Sunday with his mo- ther, Mrs. Thos. Sweet. The latter is slowly improving in health. . Mr. and Mrs. Haas and the lat- ter's mother Mrs. Albert Ford, mo- tored over from Buffalo and spent Saturday' with relatives in town. Mrs. Leslie Hearts returned to her home in Simeoe on Thursday after visiting for several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Follick. • Saturday being "Decoration Dap in the United States a great many autos ,"bearing American licenses Passed through town over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bradt and boys accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Young motored up from London to spend the . Sunday with Mrs. Bradt's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jewell. Mr: and Mrs., Chas. Jewell of Ab- erkenfig, S. Wales, Gt. Britain, are visiting for the summer months with his brother Mr. Jas. Jewell. It is 34 years since ,the brothers have met. Rev. W. E. and Mrs. Donnelly motored to St. „Thomas owing to the illness of Mr. Donnelly's another who recently. underwent an opera- tion in A:masawood . Hospital for blood poison in nher hand. ,She is improving nicely. • Mrs. Donnelly's father is also much improved. Mr. and Mrs, E. N.' i eddy and daughter Lois, of Detroit, and Mr. Orby Kestle, motored over on Satur- day, the former visiting at the home of Mr. Chas. Keddy, Hurondale and the latter visiting with his parents. • -Mrs. D. K. Alton and son Albert of Ashfield, her daughter, Mrs. S. Morrison and son Melvin of Kinloss and her nephew, Harvey Alton of West Wawanosh visited her sister, Mrs. W. H. Johnston for `a few days last week. Among those from a distance who attended the Shapton-Francis wed- ding on Saturday Iast were Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Harrison and son Wil- fred, of Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gould of Sandwich, and Mrs. John Gould and daughter Mona, of- Gait. In an address to the James St. Sunday school, Sunday afternoon Rev. Donnelly asked the .children the importance of Wednesday June 3rd and several of the children piped up "The Races!' -Needless to say the answer created a laugh through but the school. Mr. S. Staniake and son Harry and Mrs. B. Makins motored to Mt. Forest and spent the week -end with the former's adopted daughter Mrs. N. Horsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Hors- burgh returned with them and are visiting with. Mr. Stanlake and other friends for a few days. Mrs. A. Sheere and daughter ivres. A. Parker, Mr. Russell Sheere, little Miss Virginia Sheere and . Mrs Storkes motored over from Lansing, Mich., and visited with Mr. and Mrs -A. Sheere. Russell and 1Virs. Storkes returned Sunday the others remain- ing for a few days. Mr. R. E. Pickard, agent for the Great West Life Insurance Company has received word' from the general manager that he stands second for the big prize offered in the Com- pany's May and June competition for applications written to date. The Company wrote over two mil- lions of 'business during May. Centralia Mr; Len. Abbott. of Detroit, and Miss Ulla Abbott and girl friend spent the week -end with Mr.. and Mrs, W. J. Parsons. Mrs. P. Scandrett . of Beigrave Is visiting her sister,' Mrs. A. Brooks. Miss Eula Abbott and 'friend of Lon- don Visited over Sunday at the here° of her aunt Mrs. W. PtltSons. Mr. and Mrs, G. 0. Thompson vis- ited with friends ist London over the week -end. Mr. Rex Mills of Wyoming spent Monday at his home hero, Mr. M. Elliott who has been en- larging his barn, had the barn rais- ing last Thursday, Mr. W. J. Snaith is very ill at pre- sent with pitterisY. Mr, A. Brooks has been unable to attend to his seetioit ;'work at Den- field owing to x"!lobes A, T.PTION SAL ; -- of -•- ROUE, VILLAGE LOTS AND , KOU'SJ2 HALT) kw:0%01$ The undersigned will offer for sale by public auction, on MAIN ST., 'EXETER NORTH ^011 St1.TU1 DAY, JUNE 13th, 1125 at two o'clock sharp • CIA.TTELS -- World's Favorite kitchen range with high shelf, coal or wood; Belle Oak coal heater; quarter -cut oak sideboard and oak extension table, 2 wardrobes, single bed, springs and mattress, hanging lamp, parlor lamp. Daisy churn, Melette cream separator, land scuf- fler, onion scuffler,. several fancy iron gates and posts, chicken coop, 4 galvanized chicken feeders, wheel- barrow, lantern, quantity of, wire, hay and straw, auto strop safety razor and blades, pair of men's hockey shoes and skates, size 7; 2 verandah seats and other articles. REAL ESTATE—Four lots of land on the west side of Main St. north of the river. TERMS. --CASH FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer MRS. WESLEY STONE, Proprietress HURONDALE The annual meeting of the Huron dale Women's Institute was held at the'home. of Mrs. L. Oke on.Wednes- day, May 27th. The meeting fea- tured the, election of officers and re- ports from various committees. The following officers were , elected: Pres.; Mrs: A. Mitchell; Vice. Pres., Mrs. F. Down; -2nd Vice Pres., Mrs: J. M. Glenns Secy-treas. Mise Nettie Keddy; Ass't., Miss J. Strang;Dist- rict director, Mrs. Geo. Etheringtort; Branch directors,. • Mrs. J. Bolton, Mrs, Rundle, Mrs. Kydd; District representatives, Mrs. 'Mitchell, Mrs, T. M. Glenn, Mrs.' A. 1Vroir, Mrs. R. Kestle; Miss 'A. Oke; Pianist, Miss M. Pym; Auditors, Miss H. - Ether . ington, Mrs. A. Morgan; Flower, com. Miss D. Armstrong, Miss C.Oke,Miss L. Pym; Reporter, Mrs. R. Kestle The total receipts for the year were $330.87 and the. expenditures were $25'$.96. The expenditures were made through financing the school fair, teaching of music in the school and sending Christmas presents to the Goderich Shelter, etc. It was decided that the June meeting be dispensed with and a .picnic be held at Grand Bend on June 20. Follow- ing' the business lunch was served by the hostess and all enjoyed a soc- ial half-hour. • STEPHEN COUNCIL The Council of the Township of Stephen. .net in the Town Hall, Crediton on May 26, 1925 at 10 a. m. Reeve Alex Neeb absent. De- puty Reeve Hayes took the chair. The court of revision for hearing appeals as advert_eed in reference to the Walker Drain was opened. There being no complaints or ap- peals against the Engineer's report, the court was closed. The Township Coi rt of Revision to consider appeals against the Ass- essment Roll of the Municipality, was opened and after each member subscribed to the oath, a cumber of minor changes were dealt with. At 2 o'clock p.m. the Council niet for general business. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. — The ,question of changing the Boundaries of School Sections No. S. 7, 11, and 12 was then taken up and there being no person present on behalf of the petitioners, it was moved by Mr. Sweitzer, seconded by Mr. Snell: That no action to be taken on behalf of the petitioners and the same to be filed. Carried The Gravel Contracts to gravel roads in the Townships were then let. It was resolved that Tenders for the construction of The Wacker Drain should be received up to Thursday, the lith of J1Zne next at' 8 p.m. • The following orders were pass. ed:—Mount Carmel Hall, rent-S.B. $4.00; Jos. Guinan, sheep valuator $2.50; Peter McGregor, sheep kill- ed by dogs $40.00; Sundry persons, Service of Notices of appeal re Aux Sauble River Drainage $41.00; Geo. Eilber,` tile sold. sb acc. $16.20; H. Appleton, Drawing tile and placing sb $8.00;Frank Reeder, Drawing steel culvert $3.50. The council adjourned to meet again in Crediton on Thursday, June lith at 8 pan. - Henry Eilber, Clerk COUNTY HURON STATISTICS We are in receipt of a copy Of the eighth Municipal Bulletin. from the Bureau of Municipal Affairs, Tor- onto which contains )ouch interest - Mg matter of a municipal nature. From it we glean the following: --- The Province of Ontario now has a.- population of 2,857,581 an increase during the past three years of. 65,- 099, There are in Ontario 563 ) townships, 152 villages, 147 towns. 25 cities and 38 counties, besides 11 districts. Howich has the larg- est . assessed , population in Huron; County being 2802, Stephen has .2, 775, Hay 2626 Usborne 1716, Tuck- er s mith 1942. The debenture debts of the Municipalities of Huron are as • follows :•—• A.slifield $125,000; (Sinkiang Fund' $44,343) ; Colborne $2650; Goderich .,Tp none; Grey $50- 793; Hay $22,032; Iiowick $16,146 (Sinking Fund $967) Eullett $9,- 841 ; 9,841; McKillop $49,990; (Sinking Fund $11,000'); Morris $54,712;, Stanley $3,000; Stephen $10,036; Tuckersmith' $33,342; Turnberry 19,689; Usborne, none; E. Wawa - nosh $9,951; West Wawanosh $15,- 742; 15,-742,'illag.es— Bayfield $1,885; eBlyth $26,977; Brussels $18,632;. (Sinking rued $9,670); Exeter $8'8,407; Mensal! $56,155; Wroxe- ter $9,810: Towns --Clinton $168.- 312;' (Sinking Fund); Goderieli $411,985; Seafprth ' 1205,87i; (Sinking Fttnd $6,251); Wingl'uon $430,8486; (Sinking rued $38.- 746). AUCTION SAT Of 60 ACHES OF Atea1JE'A Cameron has been instructed T. e t S to sell bP public auction on LOTS* 6 & 7 N. THAMES 110.A.D ON TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1925 at 3.00 o'clock p.m. ( 60 acres of Alfalfa to be sold on the ground in lots to suit the pur- chasers, TERMS -6 months' credit on fur- nishing approved joint notes, or.'6. per cent. per annum off for cash R. N. RATCLIFFE, Prop. T. CAMERON, Auct. • NQTIOE TO CONTRACTORS. Tenders Wanted I., For the Repair of the Elim - vine Drain in the Township of Us- borne. sborne. II. For the Construction of the Extension to the Elimville Drain in the. Township of Usborne. To be tendered for separately or together. - Tenders to be in the hands of the Clerk, June 30th, :Hensall, R. R. 1, On,t. The lowest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted. Plans and speei- fications may be seen at the Clerk's office or at John Rogers' office, Mitchell. - HENRY _STRANG, Tp. Clerk Notice to . Creditors. In the matter oil the, Estate `lir JAMES SCOTT, the- E,ider, late or the Township of Hibbert in the County of Perth., retired farmer, de- ceased. The Creditors and •others havitn claims against 'the estate of tha'' above nailed James Scott, the Elder who died :on or about the 5th day a March, 1925, are requested on or before the 15th day of June, 1925; to send to the undersigned Solicitor* for the Executors of the last will. and testament; of the said deceaeed; full `particulars of their claim* against the Estate duly verified; after which date the assets of the, Estate will bee distributed among the parties entitled ,thereto, having re- gard only to those claims of whiele notice has been given as above. This notice is given pursuant to. Section 56 of "The Trustee Act. Dated at Mitchell this 14th day of May, A.D. 1925, THOMPSON & MUNRO Mitchell, Ont. Solicitors for Executor* The Superior Imported Clydesdale. Stallion EDWARD MOIR: . [18172] (16426) Approved and enrolled, Form I. For the season,. of 1925 will . stand: at LOT 6; CONCESSION 9, STEPHEN TERMS—To insure $12.90. Sam'l Lamport, Manager ..✓ ,. - : ` F.F4 m -i.;.i _ ra s :::i- Vii' :Z ni K- : _/ o cam- M : K- '--r �S RED STAR ST -R. GREYHOUND Navigation Co. ANNUAL LOW -FARE EXCURSION GODERICH to DETROIT and Return one .:a$4.0O Returnway The Big Steel 'Steamer Greyhound, Safe .Speedy, Comfortable will leave Goderichv fL.,TUESDAYi June 9ths at 9:30 a.m. , Arriving Port Huron 1:30 p.m; Detroit,5.30 p.m. Returning leaves Detroit 1 p.m., Thursday, June 11 The only boat trip froth Goderich to Detroit this season. Child- ren between 6 and 12, half fare. Vitlit your Michigan friends and see big busy Detroit. A delightful trip over the great in- ternational highway of lakes and rivers. 11� MOONLIGHT OUT OF GOD , RLCH MONDAY, JUNE 8th at 8:30 p.m. FINZEL'S ORCHESTRA FOR DANCING IN STEAMER'S NEW BALL ROUM. Three hours on beautiful Lake Huron for 50c. Children, 25c. Last Trip Goderich to Detroit, Friday, June 12th, at 9.30 a.m. �'�' ter';:./ \`;=:•% \.':i::/ \\�::% \?��\�^<:;/ \Li:.�i/u` ���t �-V�.iv �\ kgianISIA" z We will gladly make you a definite, reasonable al- lowance for your old machine— any make or style. Make the exchange now, — your most profitable milking season is just coming—now is the' time to .. stop loss and waste. Your old machine will apply as part pay- ment on a Melotte. Ask us to make you an offer, NOW! Wim:. Ward, Exeter, Ont. r`rex;:,•, The Easiest Way to Save DEPOSITING a definite portion of your earnings systematically in a Savings ,.ca; Count soon becomes a fixed - habit, EGUL4R deposits, even. though small, quickly ac• eun ulate and reach a con. siderable total. • THE CANADIAN ASK OF COMMERCE Capta1 Paid tap $20,000,b00 Reserve Fund $20,000,000 Exeter Branch - Crediton. Branch _ ` ' Cotnplin, Manager G. G, Nlraynard, Matragee �a.