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Canada's Chartered Banks exist to perform
two main services:
1. They receive the savings and other
funds of the public, who thus build up
bank balances in the form of savings and
current accounts.
2. - They advance money to communities,
enterprises and persons to serve their
legitimate needs.
Along with these main functions
the banks, through more than
3,000 branches and sub -agencies,
render a large number of other
important services related to local
and national needs —services
which have greatly increased as
a result of the war.
But the quantity of money in
existence in the country at any
given time, and the volume of
credit,_ are matters of high
national monetary policy. The
nation's own central bank, the
Bank of Canada, determines them.
The Bank of' Canada makes ex-
tensive use of the Chartered
Banks' facilities in giving effect
to these policies.
The Chartered Banks' responsibility, clearly established and regulated
by the Bank Act, is in the realm of commercial banking—that is, to
receive deposits and to serve the needs of trade and industry,
WA
THE BROSSELS PGb a
r'• F wept Tllaulisgi1'illg in St, Johns after the anriversajy. Hymn 300
wee sung, The meeting closed
vr'th God Save the King and Lord's
Prayer.
Regular nteet+ng of the Waite::
Red Cross will be held Tuesday,
Sept. 281h. We hope far a good
attendance, and those who have not
already sent in their donations for
the Riga and dance to be held in
Walton Community hall Oct. let,
please do so at this meeting or leave
at T3ennet's.Store.
Those donating fowl- please give
their name to Mrs, Joe Campbell.
At this meeting we are also asltetl
to bring inour gifts for soldiers'
Captnre Parcels,
Letter `Recei'ved .
From Sicily
A welcome letter from Sicily re-
ceived by IVIr. and Mrs. N. McCauley
from their son L. Op. L. E. McCauley.
Aug. 16th, 1903
Dear Mother and Dad,—
I am sorry to say•that is has been
some time in facts weeks, since I
have had the opportunity of writing
to any of you folks so dear to me,
however I sincerely hope you have
all been well and have not worried
too much, Yesterday I received from
you seven letters. So you see it has
been a. long time since f ]heard from
hcine the first letter was dated May
;Orth and the last June 12th, and this j
le August 16th. I also received let,
tens from Marion, Mervyn and Bill
as well as 8 others, I have not re•
ceived the boxes you ]mentioned in
those letters as yet. As you perhaps
know, I tun roasting in the fruit
laden, sweltering island of Sioily
1 say Mut laden 'because fruit is
so plentiful. We see miles of o1'
chard' where nrgenes, !cions, grail•
es te., abundant, .Sweltering, that
is the uuplrnsant aspect of this trop
irttl isl,•tnd, Day thne brings the tem-
perature to approxiarutely 120 dr
green. One of our titeemnirleters was
broken and now We aura. keep them
to alcohol, The evenings are cool and
14010e mornings it et chilly too, I have
a beautiful tan which does net
:top, the flys' they arc very bad, they
not only bite but kick as well, which
is often dangerous if roe are not 010
pe'cttng it, we don't swat flies ):.ere
we runt 1110111 down along with the
ferries. I give the Mos more credit
though, as they tnokie you in the day
time. Starving clogs and children aro
frenuently seen in this country; al-
though now educe eve :have occupied
the country they at least holt: what
they have, Before, tt was all taken
from t)tenl, Except foe the odd pro -
dimes' left to keep thein alive, it is
really pitiful to see the Integer in the
t'tilians
fame, especially the bloat.
el children. Sanitation is crude and
/tenni:these 11110001 nil,. Flashy ,dress
is often seen both on work- itvinta.ls.
mules. doniteys, oxen and horses and
people, They work hard especially
the weeten and receive little profit
from the rocky mountain land. 13y
tide way there Ss one :Wive voltam°
Ma %key a:ciize Iizzards and ants
the exits aro hotic'ring lee now,
Active Gertne is are almost e:Cttnet
and unlike the 011111, 0011'1 bother any,
Annual Harvest Thanksgiving
Servlee was held in St. George's
Anglican Church on Sunday, Sept.
312t11 at 3 pan. The church was
nicely decorated with Rowers And
,the products of the harvest. Rev.
;R. S. Skinner, rector of Tara and
Mosley and Rural Dean of 13race
was in charge and delivered au
appropriate and inspiring sermon on
Thakfulhress and Christian Service.
Miss Mary,Ilnmphries officiated at
the organ. There was a good attend-
ance and a substantial offering.
Mrs. Richard Hoy was hostess to
Women's
'St. George'sW.A.'
G g W. and V'; neo s
Guild on Thursday, Sept. 0111, Mre.
Wee Humphries was in charge of
the meeting. After . the routine
business time was spent it quilting,
The hostess served supper.
Divine 'Service was held in St,
George's Church on Sunday, Sept.
lath at 4. e30 p.m. Rev, 10. 13.
Caldwell, rector of Gerrie was 1n
charge.
On account of
services in Duff's
next Sunday, Sept.
be no service in St.
Also on Oct. 3'rd
the anniversary
United Church
26th there' will
George's Church.
on account 0f
Brussels there will be no service in
St, George's, Walton, The next
rviee will be on Oct. 10 at
:30 P.m,
Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Humphries nI
:.'miser spent the week end at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. W. J.
Humphries
Leererce Armstrong anti
sister Martha of Windsor called e11
Air. and Mrs, W. J. Humphries
Labor Day.',
The W.PT 0. of Duf'f's Church
belt: its regular meeting with Mre.
Kirkby presiding. The meeting
opened with roll call to worship and
i.Tvrnn 1:6 The roll 0011 was an -
cowered by 11 members followed by
minutes of last meeting and treasur-
er's report. 'hese Knox of the
14111 of Grey group took charge of
the topic "Fos M1 of Lite" with
Mrs. John hee'Donaltl, Mt's. Smith and
Maty McDonald taking part. Hyann
377 was suing. The meeting closed by
reading hymn 3'42 responsively.
The W. A. meeting Was held fel,
lowing W.M.S. meeting with Mrs.
W. C. Bennett presiding, Psalm 708
was read responsively 'followed by
prayer, 'Secretary treasurer's reports
were .given, It was decided: to hold
a chicken pie supper Sept, 27111,
If we cast
out only one
IPls@ll®essential
lily
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ilealtY HALF A PAI
WON would make way for TIONAL WAS „P, ILLSA i 4y 1'r lel &
War calls :oust come first .. .
which means that we should reduce our non-
essential use of the telephone to the minimum.
Present facilities oamiot be increased; your co.
operation is needed if war calls are to go though,
promptly. `t, Please remember that the wasteful
use of 'telephone time can hold up war business
...and,that every second you save counts.
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esemewassas
heir a1,% 11!011= 111'all'114 111e a hart'
V1 P1 1 ha ve now neon the lel ion 1
v..1'1,10,1(11 10 :1"', it 15144 het,n 11
111110 10031 11111 ,i LlutAA'i 111111 time, 110
iine, wasted end nit' training
ct Ivor! :are reined the HIum,
10111' 111L:155' finle 55ci
atter dinhtl 1 hate the ('111em(, to n0
! r n ltledlii til"1^illi `,114111
LHt1 11 11111 be it 11131e realer and 1
wl!1 01,1-+11 this Jett, 1', exrase p111150
'451,!71 after •1 lovely swim, and
it cool breeze is -blowing and I
1' -1 very gene. In the mummer lune.
un ihle l;ala1i4 Ws harp 10 go I.0 Ibe
clnt.rr, as water 1100er 001045 10 us,
It duns rot rain for perhaps 3 or 4
luauths. 1 unrlea•sanii in winter it
(':anus :nest el' the time. I have just
read over some of your oldest lettere
and they sure were full of 115105
tu1011 vary Iteteresting. Thanks a 101
Crathe lovely maple leaves they sure
look good to me and again I say
Hitt 1114 a million both for them and
your 1iloaghlfulness ;n seeding them.
Well l will write again soon and
Answer seine of those tetters. God
trilling so I will close new, give 111y
love to all at )some, l will write them
separately soon as I can and re.
member 111e to all those who 50 kind-
ly ask for me so toodle-clo.
Love and Best Wishes,
Lorne McCauley
120 Pairs of Socks
Knit By Walton Lady
foogratulaWire to Mrs, Marry
Clark of Walton. She has knit 101
pairs of ordinary 1;.acks and 4 pain
of Seaman's socks for WaliPoil Red
Crass, a branch of Seeforirh Red
Cross.
ETHEL
O71 Sunday, Sept, 26 Rally day will
be observed in the Presbyterian
church at 2:10 p.m. There will be
no evening servloe on that date.
Mr. J'os, Fiavelle of Toronto was
guest speaker in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening and
delivered a good sermon on "What
do you think of yourself?" Mrs.
Glenn Eclsinnier favoured with a solo,
On Sunday, October 3rd: will be the
Anniversary and Rev. Norman Mac-
Kay of Mitchell will conduct the ser.
vices at 11 a.m, and at 8 p.m.
Mr. Curtis, who is relieving agent
at our station spent the week -end in
St. Mary's,
Mr, Mamie° Hewitt bas taken
over his new duties as station agent
et Ripley. Weare sorry to lose Mr,
and Mrs. Hewitt from our village,
Mrs. Mary Gill attended the funer-
al of her broth -in-law, the late Mr.
Boyd of Seaforth last Wednesday.
Congratulations are extended to
Pte. Janes and Mrs. McKee of Lis-
towel (nee Annie Franklin), upon
the birth of a daughter recently.
.:Mrs. Maurice Hewitt and Miss
Elizabeth Fear attended the wedd-
ing of Miss Kathleen Barrett at
Newton Saturday afternoon,
Miss Winnifred Hall R. N. return,
ed Monday to her home in Mt. Mor-
ris, Mich., after a 10 day visit with
relatives and friends here. She visit-
ed her uncle Mr. Stanley Hall 111
Wingha.rb 017 Thursday,
•L,.A.C. Stanley,Alexander of Trent-
on was a visitor over the week -end
at hie home here,
'Pte Allan, Franklin or Camp Ipper•
wash was a week -end guest, with
friends,
Miss Elsie Franklin Is spending an
irdefinite time in, Listowel, assisting
her sister there.
A very large gathering assembled
on Wednesday ,Sept, 18th to witness
the church wedding or Miss Jessie
Pearson and George Wesley 707114.
Our beet wishes are ,extended the
y0u.ng couple.
iter, Bob Cnmtingllam ie 1'eeover-
tog from a tonsil -operation in List-
owel hospital last weelr.
We are sorry to report that Dr.
C. R. Richmond and family are MeV-
Big to Picton to reside there in the
near future, . 'm•
(ititendetl for last week)
The Women's institute held their
regular meeting on Sept_ flip at the
Monte of Mrs. 0. Ttuanter, Mrs, J.
Widaob presided over the mooting in
the absence of the President, ' Mrs,
L :'rake, The minutes were reed
and approved by naming a. vege
table or weed anti telling its
medieina1 va.lne, The Topic,
"TTeali:h on the nmrcb' was tauten+
by Airs, G. Menzies. The current
events were in charge of Mrs.
Richards. It wns decided to 11ave
n uiltin at the Ilex nteeli the
quilting t ng -at 11
beenti of Mrs, VTm• Bremner. The
meeting closed by singing "Gori Save'
the King" Lunch was served and a
metal Hour spent,
Rev, NOrnlnll McKay of Mitchell
111111 preach Anniversary SerVicte
en the Preebytet'ian Church 011 Sun-
day, Oct, horn at 11 a:nt, anti 8 p,m,
Wing Commander John Colquh0ue
and Mrs. Colryuilrottn left on Friday
loot toe Dat'tleottth, Nova Stotts,
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after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Group Active For .50 Years by the vlee president, Mrs. D. 7I.
Fear. Campbell, as all present joined in
Miss Whenifred Hall, Reg. Norse, Molesworth Presbyterian
singing the doxology.
of Mt. Morrie, Alin., is spending W.M.S. Celebrates Anniversary
a vacation here with Mr. and Mrs. MOLDSWORitH — The 50th anni-
11oy Hall and other friends. versary of the Woman's Missionary
Pte, Allan Franklin of Camp Society of St. Andrew's Presby
ipperwash, spent the week end with terian .Ohuch, Molesworth, was
his sisters and friends here, celebrated with guests present from
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Macinnes and Listowel, Atwood, Gerrie, Ford
little Sharon of Galt visited over the wick, Ethel, Trowbridge and 'Wen•
week end with Airs. Wm. Macinnes, eter:
10th con. The program, which was presided
Ali. Joseph Flavelle of Toronto over by the president, Mrs. McCar•
was the guest speaker, roll, featured an interesting address
in the Presbyterian church Sunday on Japan by Paul Rumble, of Price,
last and delivered a very interesting vine, "His talk was 111ustrated with
address, - slides. Mrs. Ramble, who served
blisstlargaret Darling of near with her husband as a missionary
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GREY
The regular meeting of the Majes-
the Women's Institute was held at
the home of Mrs Dan Glassier on
September 9.
Tile roll was Current Events on
Institute work whioh proved very
interesting and was answered by a
large number of members.
During the business period a corn•
luittee was appointedto pack boxes
for boys overseas. Plans were made
for an officers rally to be held in
October. A well prepared paper 011
Midway has liegun her duties as to Jamul, gave a •short talk on "Democracy" was capably given by
teacher here for the coming year. Korea. Mrs. James Armstrong• the convenor
Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Kreuter of A history of the eociety, whioll of citizenship. Another very inter•
Monitore were visitors recently with was Pounded in 1893 by Rev. Mr, estirg paper "Uses and Abuses of
Mr. and Mrs. Welland Kreuter and and Mrs, Stevenson, was presented the na 'was given by Mrs, Will
other friends, by Mr's, Heibein. The names of the Erns•
Several from this district left on (quieter members and or life mem. , A. 00ntes1 was won by Airs, Ind.
the excursion to the West lately. here or the society were read by the Uiggtns for inghe g
Messrs. Win. Machines, Russell secretary, Mrs. Cameron Stewart, 0011111 1' of mtlele.shaviu t:ler h3pUhes11Se,
Wilite°, Quest Dobson, Norman Greetings (rout the+ presbyterial. Arrargentents were made for the
Stephenson, CM] Es'ltntier, Darla and from Mrs.. Leggett. a former next meeting to be held at the home
Hall, Earl Dunn, 13111 Dobson dna Presitlen4, were also read by the of Mrs. James Armstrong,
Fred Keifer, secretary, Lunrh 101114served by the hostess
Belly Daywill 1)0 observed on Alts• Thomas Simpson gave a re- and the committeein charge. Mrs.
September Nth in the Presbyterian port on home helpers' department, Higgins, on behalf 0f the institute
Church. vet Aliss M. Mitchell reported on crag lirx. Glassier for her
end guests; Mr. and Mie. Band work, Prayers were
`Week kind hospitality.
31,neke Michel and Tierce of Gerrie ofeero1 by Miss Nellie Dolg and Dir. and VIrs. Calvin Cameron and
Mrs, Thomas Marponabi, and awe een0 Revs aiel Alex, , have returned
inti the tenter z 00 the offeringMis. to %e'1ndeer after silctidiug, a couple
Jean Campbell caul Mrs. A, 'Mc7)oti- of weeks' 11 0 1 11147' While Calvin
with Mr. and Mrs. Belt Votlden;
Mr. and Mrs, Mervyn Grainger.
Bemire and baby Barry of armee, was here he :tad his tonsils rom0vad
town with Mrs. Wm. Slentnou; Airs. Alli elle- s' a deet.
1t the r.enolnsint of the service in the Ifitehenee-` ilterloo Hospital.
Jeerer, M0IS.0e and little Joyce of tnflmshmenis were served in the ' In a recent electric storm two vel.
Dist meal alae visiting with her aunt noble catEle i)elongilt to Mae. Card•
ATrs, George Addy; Mr. E. L. Jardine, church basement. The large birth- g
day cake bedecked with 60 tiny i1'f were killed, and aim John 'Yeill,
Ajax and Miss lienee Jardine 0C :Indies wheel were lighted by mem,gravel read and John Bryan, Morris
leets 1'f the mR:trizati0n, was bei Towtship had a similar loss through
Toronto nt .their home here, 11?r. and
I3amiltnlr
Ml's, TviCh1110Rd Sr., Of
wlih Dr. and. Mrs. Richmond.
Mr, ami Mrs. Daniel Stewart and
Mre. Scott and 1tLEle. daughter '
Kathleen of Plattseille; Ieasc and
Mrs. Tante spent Sunday with Mrs.
Wm King.
011 Satttrday, Sept, 111h at 11 par, ��
ltev. MTe
. . Oldham baptized Tton.
11et1 Rowlands the infant' son or Dr, i
end : bis, Richmond at the parent's I
liceue, Ethel, Rela.tivee were present j
from Hamilton, The sp01ta0ra were
Mrs. E. Hewitt of Ethel, and Mr.
Kenneth 1i., Richmond or Hamilton, .
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