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Wu USED Fox. SMALL CHANGE
UOUNDED before Canada had any currency of its own, the Bank of
Montreal in the early part of the Nineteenth Century obtained authori-
zation from the British Government to issue copper tokens for small change.
Reproduced herewith are the two sides of the one -penny token
of 1838 and of a "habitant" token of 1837. The obverse of
the iformer shows a picture of the building used by the Bank
of Montreal at that time, the obverse of the latter a typical
farmer of Lower Canada, now Quebec. The reverse of both
coins is the same, showing the arrns of the city of Montreal.
Throughout its long history, the Bank of Montreal has always been
active in serving the financial needs of the people of Canada,
steadily extending its service as the need and opportunity for it arose.
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TOTAL ASSETS IN EXCESS OF $ 780,000,000
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Is hereby, given that I will make
my annual rounds as Health In-
spector beginning on May 25th, and,
xe.lust that all ot.tiao„:ses,
and back yards as well as front
'Cards bei. put in a sanitary con-
dition.
C. Eilber, Zurich .
Inspector Boaxci of Health.
Dashwood
Mr. and Mrs. A. M,orenz are
visiting in Detrot.
Rev. E. Bru r is attending Con-
ference at Kurtzville this week.
Mr. Ira, Tiernan of Lucknow, sp-
ent the week -end with his parents.
Mrs. Durstein Left on Tuesday for
her hone in Saginaw, after spend-
ing several weeks with herr sister.
Mr. ,Charlie Snell is on thesick
list. ,
Miss Ada Goetz of CChicago, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. K. Goetz.
The Dashwood Brass Band int
tend Bolding their annual Band
Concert in the near future. More
particulars later on.
BLAKE
Messrs. Harold and Jim Johnston
spent a few days last week with
friends in Kitchener.
Miss Mary' Gingerich spent last
weekk with friends in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A.Manson and
family spent Thursday wiith friends
in Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner and
son Grant, spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. �'digheffer in the
village
Mr. Gordon Manson . of Blyth
•spentt he week-end`•at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. J. A. M;anlson..
Mr. and' Mrs. Jas. 'Carnie and du-
ghter 1llarybel, spent Monday at
the home of -Mr,. and Mrs. Jas.
Allan, near Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ. Gingerich
attended the funeral of a relative
near Baden.
. Miss Alice Meyers .(eft last
weekk for Hensel!, where she has
secured a position.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Manson and
daughter Sarah, spent Sunday
with friends in Hensel'.
CREDITON
Mr. and Mrs. H. Sparling of
Listowel, visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith.
Mr's. Wni. Schroeder of the 2nd
Con. has been confined to her bed
with pleurisy.. Her Mother., Mrs.
W . Anderson of town is waiting on
her,.
Lizzie Brown and friend of Lbn-
don, were visitors with her father
13. Brown, Sr.
Sorry to learn they Mrs. Her-
man Oestreicher is under the cloet-
or":s care at London hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Healtherl'ey
and Fred Huddleston of London,
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs, H. Mots.
Robt" Teatreau of Detroit
ited with his sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Franc, Flynn.
The delath took place aat Fier re-
sidence on the 1.2th Con., Stephen.
on May 3rd, of Mrs. Wm. Wit.zel,
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Jen well for 'ciente time, having be-
cn'confined to her bed for the past
threw menthe, goiter trouble being
the causa of her de'th. She was
born in the Tp., of Stephen and
all her life had beck spent in this
;oo?nmunit3" Her 'maiden nape
being May Ftnkbeiirer, being a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Mich. hinkbeiner. In. 1879 she.
was married to her now bereaved
hlisband.To this union 9 child-
ren wore born, of which eight are
left to mourn the lolls of a kind
and loving mother,'
HENSALL
George • Thompsonin andseriJohn, are both lying ise*.�tou'slyy ill
at'their honi;e on Richmond St. ...
Rei•. Naylor •and G. C. Petty
ivene in London, 'a few days 1 ast
'weekk, attending the church. Syn -
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'reda Link of Detroit, spent a
few day's at the home of Mid, and
Mrs. Fred Brown.
The Star 'softball girls team mo-
tored to Exeter last week and pl-
ayed a game losing 7-5.
',Marie Foster visited in Seaforth
over the week -end.
A lecture was given in the town
ltall on "How to Beautify Home
Surronndings", the Night Hawk er-
ehrstra was in attendance.
',Robe. Higgins and John ele-
stene, Hy.. Horton, were in Lon-
don, attending the Western Ont-
arie Conservative Association.
The Young P'ople of Chiselhur t
put ont heir- 'play "The Village
Doctor, in the town hall,.
Rena Hudson -was taken to Sea -
forth Hospital the other Sunday
evening and operated on for ap-
pendicitis, and is recovering.
John Steacy and Jo;s. Dowell,
of ...Detroit, visited with Mr's;. Sam
Stacey.
There passed away at his home
in Hemsall on May 101.h, John C.
Thompson, in his 50th year,. Ho
had bean an invalid for a number
of years, and hi's death was .notun
expected, besides his aged par-
ent's he is survived, by one brother
and one 'sister.
Arrangement's are being made
to hold a great ,24th of May cel-
ebration under the vuapices 'of
the, Firemen, which ,ineldue a
calithumpian march, as well as
many other entertaining events. a-
mong many attractions that will
be provided for the occasion the
ceiebrated Galt Brass Band, said to
to be/ one of the best, has been
secured and -in the evening a
street dance and parade has be-
en arranged.
COUNTY NEWS.
. ; record crowd is expected to
be prG'shnt at the laying of the
coiner 'stone of the new church on
May 24th at Grand Bend.
John Roger, `O.L.S., of Mit-
chell, is recuperating from a ser-
ious illness with pneumonia.
M, H. Moore, for the past four
years -license inspector for Perth
Co. an .:1 a former rc'sident of Brus-
sel's, has been apppin ted to the
Provincila police as p?rmanent
officer.
The contract for the new Un-
itecl church, at Grand Bend bas
been let to Beaver Bros., of Cred-
iton..
The. engineers who have been
surveying the ditches for 'drain-
age on the London Rd. from Elg-
infield to Clinton,; have compelted
their work and left for Mitchell,
where they will 'survey the road
from Mitchell to Harristoni.
A number of 'steamers discharg
ed cargoes at the Goderich harbor
are; Bayton, 53,000 bush oats and
180,000 bush of 'wheat; Quedoc, 63,-
000 bush scrern;ngs and 80,000 bush
wheat; Maplecoust 8,000 of wheat
and 51,000 of eats; Saskatchewan
100,000 of wheat; Alex B. Uhrig,
223;000 bush oats. .-
Monday last "The Eclipse" sail -
c dnite .the harbor of Bayfield,
.which is now to be her home. The
Eclipse is the' fine piractically new
<raft which Torras Bros. bought in
the •sparing t Pt. Dover and it
was 1.salled. up the lakes and . del-
ivered, it is forty eetf in length
and, equipped with two motors,
and all other modern equipment.
The 'annual reward given by the
Medical Historic! So'oicety of the
Medical School of Wie'stern Ontario
for the bit papers given this
year by 'altu'dents in Ir,,etlical history
have just been announced 'by Dr.
?. • W. Crane, Miss Margaret ,St-
rang. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.
ktrarg, of 7'Jaborne, wins the first
award of $15. OOforh er paper on
the late Dr. Hyndrnan of Exeter,
Ont. '
Baseball appears to be on its
way back ito Piuron CO. if present
prolspects may be counted for
anything, A rrreeting for the
putpolse of organizing a hard
ball aalgue was held in Clinton on
May 4th andfrom that coneiaVC
there emerged the Huron C. Base-
ball Leagije. It Was thought that
a tour -team league would be had,
Wingham,. Mitchell, Seaforth and
Goderich having expressed a,
willingness to ,enter such a league
but'since'the meeting .Mitchell hal,
decided that they have not enough
riyaer& to Zorn, .a., team, and this
place is likely being filled by
tlrc Exeter -turn., who have with-
drawn ..from Om South Iluroi Bas'. -I
ball Lea 'u;;.
The ay, May 19th, 1927
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