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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Wt. Art. Keys and family and
Ella Dowson spent the week -
di at Kennelworth, Mich., the
mks of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 'Wright
Rev. Jas. Penrose of Varna and
x John A. Manson have been at -
ailing Conference at Walkerville.
L t. Wm. Johnston of Flint has
sposed of his 100 -acres faun on
ihylon Line, Stanley to Mr. Geo.
eClinchey of Varna for $6,000.00,
%session given March, 1st 1929.
Wrn. Johnston, John Reid, Ernie
Clincliey and Jas. Reid of Flint,
cls., spent a few days last' wt;rk
their friends here,
Miss Olive Erratt was taken with
a severe attack of appendicitis"�t
Saturday, she was taken to Seaforth
Memorial Hospital, where she was
operated- on, since the operation an
attack of pneumonia has developed,
and her condition at time of writing
is serious.
The death occured at. St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, on Tuesday, May
29th of Robert McKinley, of Stanley
Township, ownship, in his 64th year: Mr,
McKinley had gone to London three
weeks previous and underwent an
operation, but it did not prove suc-
cessful and he gradually became
weaker till tiro end carne. He was
born on June 18th 1864 on the frim:
04 the ti.YJu.awi :4;410, vriivyi ail hiej
life was spent. 17 years ago he
was united in marriage to Miss
Jean Campbell of McKillop, who
with a daughter (Margaret) and a
son (Campbell) survive him and
will sadly miss the loving companion
ship of a faithful husband and a
loving father, Two sister, also
survive him, Mrs. W. Clark of Varna
and Mrs. W. Baker of Sask., who
with his wife were with him in his
last illness, Mr. McKinley was
loved and respected by all who en-
joyed his acquaintance, .and by his
kind and unselfish manner won a
place in the hearts of all who knew
him. His death is very much
regretted, and a deep sense of loss is
felt by friends and neighbors, but
especially in the home will the loss
be felt. The funeral was held on
Thursday to Bayfield cemetery, and
was very largely attended. Rev.
Penrose, his pastor, conducted the
service and spoke fitting words of
his faithful christian life and his
trustful resignation in the hour of
death.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Fred
Eisenbach wish to extend their sin-
cere thanks to the neighbors and
friends for their kind help and sym-
pathy `in their recent bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Robert McKinley, son and
daughter wish to thank their neigh-
bors and friends for the kindness
and sympathy shown them during
their recent berevement, also for the
beautiful floral tributes, and those
who so kindly loaned their cars.
LOST
A claw hammer between my
place Goshen 1in<•: and Zurich. Finder
please return to Herb. Bender. '
HENSALL
The many friends of John Elder
are sorry to learn that he has been
confined to his home through illness.
Mrs. Wm. McDougall is confined
to her room and is seriously i11, her
health has not been so good the past
few months.
Pleased to report that Mrs Thos.
Welsh, who has been quite poorly,
is improving nicely.
Mrs. (Dr.) Smith and babe, who
have been visiting for a time at the
home of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. C. Petty, returned to
St. Marys.
Our Orangemen are making great
preparations for a big celebration to
be held in Hensall on the 12th of
July and the committees in charge
are doing all in their power to make
this event a great success.
Anniversary services were obser-
ved in Carmel Presbyterian church
on Sunday, June 3rd., Rev. Mr. Mc-
Culloch, of Kincardine was the an-
niversary sPeaker for the day, and
large crowds turned out 'to hear him
Special music was also renaered.
Miss Hattie McQueen, R. N.., of
Albany, N. Y. who has been visiting
relatives and friends here, for a few
weeks, left the latter part of last
week to visit friends in London, and
Hanover, also Toronto, after which
she will resume her position in the
Albany Hospital.
Our builders and contractors are
looking forward to a busy season,
which always means improvement
and employment.
Dr. Russell MacKay has been vis-
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
MacKak, the past week.
The locol Council hopes to have
the streets in good order before the
12th of July, when there will be a
big celebration.
The many friends of Mrs. Lee
Hedden are sorry- to learn that she
is on the sick list, and her place in
the post office is being filled by
Miss Ethel Murdock.
Thos, Palmer Sr., is visiting for
a few months with his son here.
Wm. Sangster is improving the
appearance of his property by the ad
dition of a new verandah.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown, of Ed-
dy's Mills, are visiting with Dr. and
Mrs. Dougall.
Mrs. Bertha Bell accompanied Dr.
and Mrs. Crawthorpe to Tavistock.
after their visit here, and also went
with them to Toronto and attended
the oratorical contest there, where
some ten thousand people were in at
tendance.
Dr. and Mrs. 13. Campbell and
two daughters of Toronto, visited at
the home of the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Murdock.
A Court of Revision on the Ass-
essment roll was held in the Council
Chamber the other evening, when
the Reeve and Councilors acted as
the Revising Board. A number of
appeals against the assessment were
entered and delt with.
An entertainment was given in
the United Church on. Monday even-
ing last by Rev. Morley of Toronto,
to a large crowd of attendive listen-
ers. He is a talentedelocutionist, and
nave a number of readings, which
kept the audience in Iaughter most
of the time. Solos were also rend-
ered by W. O. Goodwin and Sam.
Rennie.
COUNTY NEWS.
Wingham Horticultural Society
has opened the year's work with an
increase in membership of 80.
Wednesday, June 27th, has been
let as the date for the South Bruce
election, to fill thevacancy caused
by the unseating of M. A. McCallum.
Walter Statton of Grand Bend
hub 1?Ulxcaaou. t:1e P,htxe bird Inn araci� Wog,'
has taken possession. It will be
under the management of his son
Gilbert,
Dr. and Mrs, Newton -Brady, of
Bayfield, have returned from Balti-
more, where the doctor spent five
weeks in John Hopkin's Hospitals ,
taking a post graduate course.
sergery.
The Seaforth Highlanders Band
retu
have been very fortunate in securing
services of N. Novak, of Mine Hat, as their new band lead
t ed-
ict er.
Many friends of the ,Goderichnits will regret to learn of the death
ath
f Mrs.LeTouzel, widow of the
O late
J. ich
o geS,
Bermuda. She was about mn
B ety
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Mr. and Mrs. Percy Johnstonid and
al couple, of Stanley Tp., who
ar Ham-
ilton,
in a motor accident ne am-
ilton, while on their weddi trip,
receiving
and were badly shaken up, r ing almost
cuts and bruises, are now ear
wholly recovered. Their was
re Iu
badly smashed and they we cky
to escape with so little inju
Under the auspices of th ons
Club, Goderich, an address on"The
Aspects Economic and National of
the St. Lawrence Deep W ity
Project" will be given by am
rotes
Wollace Goforth, assistant professor scien
of economics, and practical ce
at McGill University, Mcal
onts on
June 7th, at the Sunset hate od'-
erich.
Capt. and Mrs. J. A. Ferguson, 'ergu of
e oth
Bayfield went to London th er
day, where the former, who h en
nd'er
ill for the past month, will u go
treatments in Victoria Hospit is
many friends hope he will' return
greatly improved.
C. LeTouzel of Goderich, wh
ccured May 11th at St. Geos
ne years of age.
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A qretty little kitten was fo
on the Exeter dump ground by Ge
Ford, the kitten had by some
who did not want it, placed and
an old pail and a stone laid thereo
t was in an almost starved cond
on, and the finder is taking care
the same. ,
Fred Kerr, of Crediton, tied
econd place at the Hespler gu
lub shoot on May 24th, when h
cored 195 out of a. possible 200'.
Gammage of Ridgetown was fir
ith 197.
Fire the other evening destroye
t. he back barn of Thos. Mawhinne
n the 12th concession of Stephe
ownship, between 11 and 12 o'cloc
he origin of the fire is a myster
he barn was partly filled with ha
and the. reflection was seen man
iles, a large; crowdsoon gathere
n the scene but nothing could b
one to save the building.
An auto driven by Mr: Coutts,
elgrave, was badly. damaged th
they day at Exeter; when the drive
ulled off the Main • street pave
m.
• in order to avoid the runnin
ver of little, Darwin Jones, 4 -yea
ld son of Rev: and Mrs. Jones. H
as, on one side of the road' and hi
lder brother on the other side o
he road and in running across cam
contact with the car, which kno
ked the little fellow down', but:h.
erious harm befell him. The drive
f the car steered for the ditch wit
ie result that. the occupants' wer
everely shaken u.p:
A special meeting of the Goderic
wn council was held the other eve
g when the by-law to provide fo
e erection of a new grandstand
gricultural Park was given firs
d second reading and passed over
the ratepayers for their approve
otherwise, the vote will be taken
Friday, June 22nd. The G;od-
ich Trotting and Pacing Associat-
e sent in a marked cheque for $1-
0, as the Association's • contriliut-
n towards the new structure. The
-law provides for the issuance of
bentures to the amount of $7,900,
be paid in fifteen years..
Gerald Fitton, , son of Mr. and
rs. S. Fitton, of Exeter; arrived'
that place on May 24th by aero-
ne, having come from London,
ere he is employed as pilot with a
ge company. He was at Hensall
r the celebration and carried up
sengers, doing a good business,
retired to Exeter for the night.
d left the following morning. Mr.
Fit
learned to fly in Detroit and
ew weeks ago took out Canadian
nse and secured a positio,re with
London Company.
There passed away at her benne
the Bayfield line, Goderich Tp.
May 22nd, Mary Peck, beloved
fe of Peter Cole, and daughter of
late John and Nancy Peck of
Sta
• township. Mrs. Cole retired
usual and passed away the'follow
morning. She was born at Nia-
a on Sept. 1849, later coming to
nley township with her parents,
re she continued to reside until
marriage with her now sorely
eft husband.
meeting for Huron county far -
s interested in the Ontario Whe
ool was held at Clinton the other
, which was well attended .Mr. '
son, a member of the executive
the Western Wheat Pool and Mr.
oy of Alvinston, last year presi-
t of the U.F.O. Co -Operative
pany�, were present and each sp-
giving very instructive address -
✓ working out of the Wheat
both in'the west ,and in'Ont-
which is affiliated with. the
tern Pool.
The druggists of Bruce, G'r and'
Huron Counties, forming districto.
12 of Ontario Council of Pha y;
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Goderich"-blast week. The b ss
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ASSETS
Cash on. hand' . . . ,
Deposits with and'notesand cheques of
other Banks
Deposit in Central' Gold Reserves .
Calland Short loansomBioiads;.n
tures and Stocks . _ . . .
Dominion and Provincial' Government
Securities
Canadian. Municipal Securities and
British, Foreign: and Colonial Pubes
Securities other than Canadian . .
Railway, and other Bonds,.Deben ares
and Stocks
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m58.073.980.67
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credit (as per contra)
Total Assets . - $868,187,61.544
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Other liabilities . . .
Total Liabilities to Public
Excess of Assets over Liabilities
to Public . . ' .. $ 62,493,756.89
. $805.693.859165
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