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BANK OF MONTREAL
'Established 1517
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ASSETS and LIABILITIES
31st January, 1927
ASSETS
Cash on hand $ 80,198,268.94
Deposits with and notes and cheques of
other Banks
Deposit with Central Gold Reserve
Call and Short loans on Bonds, Deben-
* tures and Stocks
Dominion and Provincial Governmerit
Securities
Canadian Municipal Securities and
British, Foreign and Colonial Public
Securities other than Canadian .
Railway and other Bonds, Debentures
and Stocks
45,426,911.24
L2,000,000.00
172,784,147.52
78, 319,89 1.45
27,678,689.32
4,279, zi.o9
Quick Assets . $420,587,119.56
Loans and Discounts and other Assets 328,087,758.70
Bank Premises - 11,Soo,000.00
Liabilities of customers under letters of
credit (as per coma) 12,237,992.47
Total. Assets . . $772,712,870.73
LIABILITIES TO PUBLIC
Notes in circulation
Deposits
Letters of credit outstanding . • •
Other liabilities
Total Liabilities to Public
41,505,531.00
642,947,383 20
12,237,992.47
12,028,285 .o8
• • $ 708,7Q9,191.75
Excess of Assets over Liabilities
to Public .. $ 63,993,678.98
of hay, 1920. • C'berro'leit Coach,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -Largo
,oak ext'nsio'a tabi', O1'x'xza, .e ';b net
and buffet combia 41., 'stdel�oavd
new, cabinet 1. ible, 0 kitchen ch-
airs, high chair, set of bed slarbig
and cirer;sn; bureau, 2 beds -and
apring:s, mattress, wash tand, 4 -
burner coal ail istm e with oven,
sink, 1. t hen t tbl�, ea!s'e, Daisy
Churn, creak can, banging -ianip,
parlor lamp, lantern, empty cmti,
era,, mail box ,and nurl'1-roiis artic-
les.
TERMS--$10 and under cash,
Over that arnou at 7 n1"o )thS' .cr'd-
it will be given On iirntdhing ap-
proved joint notes. 4% off for
cash on credit amounts. Hay,
and poultry cash.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.;,
W. S. Johnston, Clerk.
Robert Green, Proprietor.
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WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ALTTO ACCESSORIES,
AND SUPPLIES, AND CAN SAVE YOUMONEY ON_THESII
VARIOUS LINES •
$8.50
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$15.00 0
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,�tiD ABOVE CARS ARE AL'L IN 000D RUNRUNNINGO12DER,
NE DO' EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIEING AND
RE -BUILDING BATTERIES_
FFARM IMPLEMENTS '
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Autos and Auto Supplies
-CORD TIRES 30x33( AT ONLY
TUBES 30x3; AT ONLY
cOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIES AT
t SECOND HAND 146 H. P. GAS ENGINE
+3 .Z FORD TOURING- CARS
11 FORD ROADSTER 'CAR.
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• AUCTION SALE
FARM, ;FARM -STOCK, 1M PLEM--
ENTS, AND HOUSEHOLD EFF-
FECTS, On Lot 21' .L.R.E., Stanley
Township; I prole north of Dryis-
dale on
THURSDAY, MARCH 247'1927'
Commencing at 12.00 o'clock the
following -
REAL ESTATE -Consisting of
Lot's N-hf. 22, 77 acres; S -ht. 21,- 77
•aere's, S-hf. N-hf. 21, 38 acres all L.
P..E, Stanley Township. 190 ac-
res of choice farming land, about
20 acres of good hardwood bush
with choice t'niber, 12 acres of fall
wheat, plowing all 'clone, two good
bank barna with good Istablings,
Silo, implement shed, goocl pig
pen, etc. House is a desirable
•brickk dwelling with new brick ;;it
then attached, good: water. F: r n
is well drained and fenced and in
a high 'statew of cultivation. It
be purchased as 150 acres as i;n?
parted and 40acres as another par-
cel if desired.. TE1UIS-10 per
cent; on day of sale, balanc) in 30
days,
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TUMPS, PIPINGS AND FITTINGS, ALSO INSTALL OUR •• ft: elni plank, pile hemlock lurn�
PUMPS.0 - icer ,q09 brick's, 9 cords Short wood
•3. ' ;rime citralrr wood, tu,.ti n 1aL'h3,
(f onion seeder, !storm door, honey,
Tires, Tubs, s, Oils and, Greases-oxtraeLor, 20 �netiv ben homer some
t� • ; old ben boxed's, 12 Colonies of bees
L. A. - rano- — Zurich
,� power' !sheep Cll'f7tlel, 'Steib ahoy-
* A 116 !!��/ 4t 1 J 111��� . el, ice tongs, barry harrycrates, chicken
a0 • cr•+te�s 25 nes, ah for tongia :q, 1,090
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
CARRY JUST THE KIND OF MACHINERY THAT WILL GIVE
YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICE FO11. YOUR MONEY •
HORSES --1 gelding, ri-sing 7 yrs
1 horse 12 years old; 1 Male 11
yrs. old; 1 horse 12 yrs. old; 1
aged mare.
(ATTLE-Cow roan, fresh 3
weeks; red cow bred; roan cow
bred; red. cow bled; red cow b ed
roan cow bred; roan cow br:d,roan
cow bred; red cow bred; above
are all milking; 2 farrow cow's;
18 !steers rising 3 yrs. weighing
betwean 1203 an. 1300 Igh; 33tt'ers
weighing around 1000; 1 fat "heifer
weighing 1150; 1 roan heiferris-
ing 2; 2 heifers rising 1 sr; 2
baby beeves, 2 fail calves, calf
3 weeks old; ' erford bull. Above
cattle are all Durham and Her:ord.
and in good. condition.
SHEEP, ;HOG; AND POULTRY
11 ewes with limb, spine. with
lambs at foot; 2 yearling4; ' 1
Berkshire sow tt'ith a pigs; Berk-
shire- !sow; Yorkshire sots in pig;
Yorkshire sow, 5 stockers Weigh-
ing 80=lbs; Tamworth boar, about
80 White Rock young hens,
IMPLEMIENTS, ETC -M -H
clei 7 -ft. cut; Draring nro.ver 5 -ft,
cut; Deering fertilizer dr.1, 11. d:Ise;
M -H. drill 15 disc, Deering spring
tooth cultivator, De;ri.ng Dump
rake 1.0 -ft, nearly new, Deeringhay
loader, side delivery- rake; nianure
!spreader, 2 walking plows, 2-
furrowg ang plow, Oliver 2 -fur -
,row 's:uf.lgr, bean puler, hay rack
1C -ft., 2 set diamond harrows, 2
wagons and wagon boxes, top*
buggy* cutter, 6-mocrit, gasoline
engine, 9 hp. with truck, Fleury
grinder .8 inch.; .cutting box, !sat
bob. sleighs, pig rack, land roller
trailer for ear, potatoe digger,
Overland tour ng car, root pulps;
speed jake, Clinton fanning mill,
Chatham fanning mill W th :bagger,
21 grain _bags, 15041. hay fork rope
set sling ropes, pair bunks, hand
'seuifler, 2 turnip 's'eclers, 20' end
Pasts 9 ft; 290 posts 8 ft; soine
braces; 000 ft, elm inch Ir..nrber, 509
AUCTION SALE IMPLEMENTS, ETC -M..1.1. bin-
der 6 -ft. cut nearly new, M ,H.
AMP FARM STOCK, L I'PLEMENT'a , m•ower 5 -ft. cut nearly new M. -H
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS 10 -ft. rake, 111-H, 8 -ft. rake, ]+rout.
& Wood drill 11 hoe, 9 fi. .steel
Van Lot 19, on 7, Hay; 211 east roller 3 drums, Doering cuttiv'lot
-rr,.le south of Zurich, on 6 -ft; new Co,c1:shutL, * plate disc,
'UESI)AY MARCII 23rd, 1927, Prost & Wood 12 Oar& d'se, .3 ste-
4/10 alr:nrencing at 1.09 o'clock p.m tion harrows, Prost & Wood boar;
SIORSES-1 bay horse 7 Yra. 'scutfier and pull:�r, International
1411,47; 1 bay; rr.are rising 5 yrs. old riding plow nearly new, Wilkirso.r
,1 =t#rivi l.g horse, 5 yrs. old quietwalking plow No. 7 nearly new
,tilt* . reliable; 1 aged driver quiet wagon, sleigh, shay rack, gravel
g '!reliable. box, set iron wheels for wagon,
CATTLE--Hol:3tein coww 9yrs. rubber tir_'d baggy new, tra!lei
'OM due in 2Oay; cow 6 yrs. old 1000 cap. With stock rack, 200011.
=131e, in May; corn 9 yrr.% old Arae . cap. !scales, Clinton fanning inill,
April; cow 7 y.r'& old duo inroad cart, root pulper✓ 7 -hp, Li's-
'.Var, Cow 4 Y1'444 old due in May; Iter engine, 10 -in Lister grinder, ly;
^4ae !'w 5 yrs, old clue in June; 2 i h.p. engine, pumper, Afkor Aath
.'fir. 'old heifers bred 2 months; 5' cream !separator new, Chatham in
t4!ilteers and one heifer roisth 3 yrs. - eubators; pig pig, bort, g; ass 'socd-
*de sr ar.d 1 heifer rising 2 yrs. er, hand or power cutting box, f,
earlings 1 Durham bull; brood l good horse collars, doub1otrtes,
�v dire at ' - ' r r;a .y . store ie 'k o tip . b ,� ss.hack-
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a. k-
tlm >i 1-, n n c yol a, re.clrin llar>,e. ,, h cl,
feet Rock elm, 'b 'se.'woo i and hem-
lock lmuber; 40 -gas( g/,'so Inc, dram.
200 bush seed ants Imp, Banner,
2 set backhand harness, set single
harnes, ala Li 8 el, 10 0-11.1.
ton !stock 'scales, 10 -lb. s ales; soem
hay, saws and carpenter tools,*
forks, chains; gasoline ongtne 5 h.
P„ and numerous other articles.
FIOUSBFIOLD -EFFECTS- M.• -l.
cream ls?parator, 9 lb, cap; Com
modore kitellen range almost new
kitchen !stove, parlor hector, kit-
chen cabinet, kitchen chairs, Idtc'h
en glass cupboard, bedstead, dreg
'sot., washstand, parlor table, 2
parlor rugs, washing machine 'trill)
' wringer, Daisy churn, wo46en tttb,
) kitchen table, baby carriage, some
potatoes, beds, springs, 2 neat-
tress ;buffalo robe, tete.
...TERMS OP SALE 10 and un
der ,caylr. Ov,.r that amount 7
inentlrs credit on approved mint
notes. 0 per Bent. allowed for
cash on credit' amounts, H'ayn
grain, 'potatoes and poultry cash.
J•. Ga:rnot l)atrr's, 1.,11n..r'a!'r:,tor of
E. Snider Estate.
Ct. S. Johnston. Clerc
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A, •,Webar; G. glliOtt, A.atetto deer:
125 lb's. each; i5 hens, half band team harness, forks, shove1is,
y bawl 79�txlingti, balance l,t7,1- 'augur kettle, cider barrel, ' scoop.
•i.sh9V1it 30 t4e1n d1`i; Weeks, .Ct.1L17311t�-
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THE banking requirena "'""�' `�` .�`i
ants .., �� '.—.
of farmers differ according '0 `\p,,--
to location and the partic-
ular branch of farming in which they are engaged.
Whatever your banking requirements may be you
will find the Bank of Montreal prepared to give
the particular form of service you need.
BANK OF MONTREAL
!Eitablishecl 3.817
TOTAL ASSETS IN g X O E S S O F ,8 7 8 O,0 0 0,0 0 0
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
On Lot 22, Con. 12, Stephens
ii mile South of Dashwood, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1927
At 1 o'clock 'sharp the following
CATTLE -Pure bred cow due
Aug. 1, Jean, 117601; Pure bract cow
due in April, Lady Royal, 168449,;
pure bred 'cow due at tinge of val;,
Vesey Violet 169753; Cow eligible
for registration ;supposed to be
in calf; 2 cows supposed to be
in calf; 2 cows due May 1, 2 fresh
tours, 6 yearlings, 2 calves 8 mon-
ths old at time of sale; calf 5
month's old, 2 (small calves.
HOGS• -York sow due April 1,
1 Tamworth hoz,
IMPLEMENTS-M.H. binder, 0'
ft. gut; M.H. mower 5 ft cut n::w;
12 -hoe drill; wagon and box, pig
rack, 'spr.ng tooth cu t.vato r, gr r-
el box, hay rack,••seufflerc cock-
shutt waling plow, 4 truck -wheels
Co.kshu.i. r'd'ng plow ne r'y n.w;
2 'set diamond harrows n.'wly shar-
pened; Frost & Wood hay "loader,
sleet rake new 10 -ft; turnip 'seed-
er, wh e b r ow, !ore s' e' e:•c l;o -
ato digger, cutter, fly net -se top
buggy nearly new'; woollen blan-
kets, 2g and hors) blankets, , a.
quantity of elm planks 16 -ft long;
:icraper, 2 strawb Try cr,'tes, grind
stone, steal rate loft. International;
Coc:kshutt manure spreader, flat
rack, 'set bobsleighs, Prost &
Wood grower, disc, pr. bun'k'sc qu-
antity of wire, chicken coop, 1200
lb, 'sealer, fanning mill with bagger
9 c1oi.ten grain bags; 10 in, chopper
sling ropes, some other rope ;bag
truck, bag holder, hay knifes 12
cow drain's new; Logging chain;,
barrel of salt; Cjlla'.rtity of s edo.t-
qts intity"of mixed hay, 2 set heap?,y
harness, set :s ngl., harness, -set of
light double harness new; collars,
set ham -s, string bells new; 1 -horse
'wailer; new water trough, pea
harvester and numerous other at--
HOUSI3HOLD EFFECTS •-•- Sep-
arator 500 lb. cap; extension lad-
der; 2 long ladder's,. Daisy churn
sap pan, 110 !sap buckets, 2 iron
he:tl.1's, 's:alding barrel, pig hanger
parlor rug 4;{ yards long and 3l,1
yard's wide, now; box heater, lan-
tern, lawn mower, milk pallet str-
'strairler, i:•no'Icumn and numero::,s ar-
titles. , •
TERM4-$10 and under cash;
over that aniount 7 months' Credit
turn sh n T approval 3a•nt notes
-with' a district of '3 per cent. str-
aight ol'f .for, cash on credit aiai-
ounts. Hay and Grain cash',
Lours L. Kraft,. Proprietor„
Addie Tiernan, Clerk. ••
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
CF EDITON
Roy 'Wolfe and Mrs. Jack Moir
c funeral of Detroit, attended the fr Hera of
their nncle the late Fred, Wuerth'.
A program and supper will be
served on March 17th, under the
auspices of the Women's Institute
lla the town
Mr. and. Mrs, Erwin Palmer and
Samuel; Betcehn of London attend-
ed the funeral of the late :Fred..
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The New and Finer
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AUTO REPAIRING AND GENERAL GARAuE WORK A411,
SPECIALTY , L !.I 1 ,
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isAND WE WISH TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC THAT WE ARE:
PREPARED TO SUPPLY YOU WITH THE VERY CHOICEST
3 OF SEEDS, WHETHER IT BE, ALL, THE VARIOU,SS GRASS
SEEDS;OF THE FIELDS OR FOR PLANTING TH1i HOUSE-
HOLD
OUSE HOLD GARDEN. COME IN AND SEE OUR FINE ASSORT-
MI2N lr OF THE VERY BEST
IMPROVED BANNER SEED OATS, CLEAN AT 65e, BUSH.
TRY OIJR STOCK FOODS
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I GREENFIELD'13 CHAMPION TONIC FOR POULTRY., KEEPS;
• THEM HEALTHY AND PRODUCING EGt i S '.I`IHE YEAR HO-
UND. .AND FOR YOUR STOCK WE HAVE THE WELL-
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planting tlno e will soon be here
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Sorry that Mrs. John Ganser ie
under the doetortsi are.
103. Muriel Drtimn'tond and dau-
ghter Ruth of Ailsa Craig, are VIS.
iting With 'her tint .Mr's. C. Hoff,
Man.
The other evening -the Dorcas
Band S.S. of this Evangelical ch-
urch met at the home of Mr. and
14I.t'3, 1), Meteaac.. '.rhe
a kiartltirzie•aaoeial, The h&use vva,s
filled by hard -time furniture ami
those present dressed in 114r -blow
clothes, which created much inxel;itt4
ten, t ,'
The 1Vlarch meeting of the .'
en's' Institute was Mild last '3ia+e>i•«
day evening with the pre'!sident imor
the chair, the roll call Wail Oi4{$''
efi flit :s.tions from the drawer, "'' li*-
.caase l co.:i ,tab d,>-c.t telae.