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.DASHWOQD
44, ened Mrs, William Kuntz of Ex
atrtear geed daughter,. Dorothy and son
40-m114 *d Windsor, visited at the home
'1f Mr. and WS, John Kuntz of Dash-
aautrt 'on Sunday.
• :q.fee AD, 'Pedersen attended the Win-
r Voir at Toronto last week.
Aftlieeet Marie Allemang and Alice
'tuns spent the week -end in K.it-
ecitenttii lead Elmira.
'.Kxi. E. Flynn of London, visited
eeeela7eitree in town a few day last
and Mts. Herman Felt of In -
en -IA nvere Sunday visitors with Mrs
i'1'ir. and Mrs. Wni. Hooper of Exet-
r eft Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
NF1,
Guenther.
' ir. and Mrs. 0. Res temeyer and
if'.. Mcisaac visited in St. Marys
torr Sunday.
day.
"Mrs. J. Schroeder spent Saturday
Olaf lifter hamburg.
Dashwood Puhlie School Concert
e4.1 be held on Friday evening, Dec -
.,=,ib., . 19th in the school.
Mee 'Verna Birk is att:'ntii•ng the
•a uyal './utter Fair at the expense of.
'l.'1e.'pt,:trltnent :.i: :1gr➢i:niturc'. Ver-
-rt. eleue da F t ,. t! .. .L jUt:;:;in vun-
' d:T.: T, 'this tiuniral' i .
•bls is t;_nr:.-. t ♦; vl.,•t:ng trkn-
;_ere will be a Ifesteere oa Negro
ro
o- .;. fie in Zion LLcherar Chtu•ch on
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Noe. 'eth,
tt elu e w,lieii ➢ illesteated with
7.4e„➢._.••La aleg,Y,S Will be given }:y Rev.
II: Wil, carom!! of Mitchell. Everyone
welcom. .
STANLEY .TOWNSHIP
.91.r. and Mr.. (.res: ;•.. 1 i ,and
Dowson of :"t lel th sprint •
itnta,, at the home of Mr. and airs.
Dow on.
r' -1T. Ed. Lowden of Hamilton visit-
ed et the holne of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Erratt over the week -end.
Mr. D. J. Stephenson has dispose
of his tears of black Percherons to
IVlr. Dow of Exeter, fora handsome
price.
On Monday, November 24th Mrs.
S. McBride, Sr., celebrated the Both
anniversary of her birthday, when a
large number of her relatives gather-
ed at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
H. Hayter, where a very pleasant
evening was epent, Mrs. Meliridi
enjays fairly good health and is
quite smart for her yours and her
many friends extend congratulations
and wish her many returns of the day
Miss Beatrice • Gascho of Zurieh,
spent the week -end .with her ,friend
' Miss Grace Robinson,
The ladies of the Goshen W. h'I.
S. held their November meeting at . l
the home of Mrs. D.', Stetphenson.
The attendance was good and an ac-
tive interest is being taken in the
missionary work. After the meeting
a social hour was spout and lunch
was served.
Miss Varlyn Thiel of near Zurich;
spent a few days with her friend,
dispose(
Miss Minerva Reichert. ,
The young people of the Hllsgreen
chureh held their annual Fowl Sup-
per on Tuesday evening last with a
splendid crowd, After the supper a
delightful programme was. given con-
sisting of a singsong. Solos, by Mrs:
McClymont_ and Mr. Poulter of Var-
na, Violin selections by Mr, W. Ste-
phenson; accompanied by Mrs. Geo,.
Anderson, readings by Mrs. Jrio 3r ll
of Kippers, and an address by Rev.
Poulter of barna, !which " were all
very much appreciated, Rev: Connor
1 acted as chafe n. ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Kyle and fam-
ily spent Sunday at the home of their
daughter, Ml ,and,, Mrs. A, Meier
and family of`'Dashwood.
HILLSGREEN
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Misses Annie ael Agnes Cochrane
of C1intan spent a few days with 111r.
iuid Mrs. J. H, Cochrane.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Love tint! fancily
and Miss Dolly Hagen spent Thurs-
day in London.
Miss 3,gneie Love of Kippen spent
the week -end at her home.
Mr.' Wm. Jarrett and daughter
Annie spent the week -ruin with relati-
ves in Putt Huron and Prigden.
Me. Clarence ence Reichelt of London,
.pent the week -end at his home.
We are plea-rl to hear that Mrs.
R. McAllister who underwent an op-
eration ttion last Thursday in Victoria Hos
pital, London, is getting along as
well as can he expected. -
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HENSALL'
Misses Tarn and Stevens of Lon-
don, were gu':t,ts with Miss: Ethel
Murdock On Sunday last.
Mrs. Margaret S'.afr;, of Toronto,
accompanied by a lady friend snent:
a few days ,with her mother, :Mrs. R.
llouthron, and had .the misfortune,
when near Dublin, to collide With a-
nother auto, but fortunately + aliart r
from a few bruises escaped injury.
lir. and Mrs. Chris Yager and chit
dren of Kitchener, Wore visitors :. Fut
the home of Mrs. ;A. Sainiciercoek.
Mrs. J. Short. and daughter, Mrs.
Forest of Windsor'swere''receni'.visit-
ors with Misses Mary and •I :!tuna
Johnston.
Clarence Munn, of Aylmer, Mich.,
was a recent visitor at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, Munn.
John Carmichael has returned from
Detroit, after spending two weeks at
that place
Dr. and Mrs. Dougall and children
of Petrolia and Alice Dougall of. Tor-
onto were visitors at the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
Dougall.
llr. and Mrs. Jas. Smith and fain=
il.y of Kincardine spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Consitt.
Mrs. A. Saundercock and faintly;
were recent visitors 3vith friends at
Shakespeare.
A reception was held at the hone
of Mrs. Chas. McDonell in honor oof
Mrs. Gauld, a missionary from.For-
mosa.
Mrs. John Roweliffe was sufficient-
ly recovered from her accident and
illness to return from Seaforth hos-
pital recently and is convalscent ni-
cely.
George H. Gram was curing the
past week quite ill; from a severe at-
tack of pleurisy, and his many frt..:
ends wish for a speedy recavery.
Mr. Hemphill is having the finish-
ing touches put on his garage, one.,of
the finest in the villager Jas. Sangster'
is the skilled carpenter.and Alf. Tay-
lor, the mason.
Allan Solddan, after spending a
week here with his parents and frien-
ds, has returned to Burlington, to re-
sume his position in a bank there.
Mrs. Jas. Sparks, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Belle, of Brant-
ford and will spend the winter mon-
ths in Detroit.
A live bird shoot will be staged at
Hensall, on Friday, November 28th,
-Programme:-1st event -10 Iive bir-
ds, entrance $5. Surplus divided, high
guns, 2 moneys for every five entri-
es. 2nd event -15 live birds, entr-
ance $8. Surplus divided, high guns
2 moneys for Every five entries. This;
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BANK OF •
MONT
Es fished 1817
A presentation, in easily undsttn.'em,,
of the Bank's
ANNUAL ST ATEME .
3lst October, 1931
LIABILITIES
LIABILITIES TO THE PUBLIC
Deposits . . . „ $697,395,,742.34
Payable on demand and after notice.
. Notes of the Bank in Circulation . a a n 39,724,,450.50
Payable on demand. -
Letters of Credit Outstanding „ . .
Financial r..soonsibili es undertaken on behalf of customers ;i,r com-
mercial'transactrons free offsetting amount ixl in t ‘Resources').
Other Liabilities . „
Items which do not come under they»egging headings.
• Total Liabilities to'the Public • ., . „ ,, r• $750,211,837.16
LIABILITIES TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
Capital, Surplus azid .Undivided Profits
& Reserves for Dividends . . • 4,757,700.45
This amount represents the shareholders' interest in the Bank, over
which liabilities to the public take precedence,
Total Liabilities . . • 826,969,537 61
8723,863,50
4,367;780.52
RESOURCES
To meet the foregoing Liabilities the Bank has
Cash in its Vaults and in the Central Gold Reserves-
Notes of and Cheques on Other Banks . •
Payable in cash on presentation. «
Money on Deposit with. Other Banks „. •
Available on demand.-
Government & Other Bonds and Debentures.
Gilt -edge Securities practically all of which mature at early dater.'
Stocks - - -
Railway and Industrial and other stocks at or below market value.
Call Loans outside of Canada
Secured by bonds, stocks and other negotiable securities of greater
value than the loans and representing moneys quickly available with
no disturbing effect on conditions in Canada.
Call Loans in Canada.
Payable on demand and secured by bonds and stocks of greater value
than the loans.
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TOTAL OF QUICKLY AVAILABLE RESOURCES
(equal to 59.32% of all Liabilities to the Public)
Other Loans
To ,manufacturers, farm• ers, merchants and others, on conditions con-
sistent with sound banking.
Bank Premises -
Three properties only are carried in the names of Dodding companies,:
the stock and bonds of thesecompanies are entirety owned by the Barg
and appear on the books at $r.00 in each case. All other of the
Bank's premises, the value of which largely exceeds $14,500,000, ap-
pear under this heading.
Real Estate and Mortgages on Real Estate . n 1,803,352.09
Acquired in the course of the Bank's business and in process of bong
realized upon.
x Customers' Liability under Letters of Credit . .
Represents liabilities ofaustomers on account if Letters ofCredit issued
by the Bank for their account.
Other Assets not induded in the Foregoing .
Making Total Assets of . • . •
P00,047,419.79
41,634,155.54
35,118,848.74
181,3392.,6 10.56
1,037,042.59
.60,921;712.69
• 17,840,690.03
• V438,192,479.94
o 359,703,279.35
o 14,,500,,600.00 ,
,'723,863..80
. v 4;04.6,562.43
to meet payment of Liabilities to the Public of
leaving an excess of Assets over Liabilities to the m'i'lts
PROFIT and LOSS ACC'OU'NT
Profits for the year ending 31st October, 1930
Pneuuum ort new Stock . ,
Dividends and interest ori instalments paid or payable
to Shareholders .
Credited to Rest Account
Provision for Taxes Dominion Government
Reservation for Bank Premises . •
. . Balance of Profit and Loss 31st October, 1921 .' e
Balance of Profit and Laws carried forward • j
CHARLES B. GORDON,
President
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750,211.857.16
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51,.459.50.1
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300.000.00
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W. A. BOG.
iACIaSON bOD1,
Mot 4ae°e°at .MManeanr
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She strength of a bank is determined by its histb'ry, its per%y, its management
and the extent of its resources. For 113 years the Bank of Montreal has
been in the forefront of "Camsersarr finance.
is the championship event and in ad-
dition to first money .the winner will
receive a beautiful silver clip, valued.
at $26. This cup being won on two !
different occasions becomes the prop--
erty of said winner, otherwise it has
to be returned for annual competit-
ion.
ompetitio31.
The death occurred at her late
• ' hone in Toronto, on Sat. Nov. 15th,
of 1VIrs.. `Phos. Drummond, a former
resident of Heneall. She had boon
troubled With hart trouble for some
time but only confined to her bed for
a few days, and was found dead in ,
her bed. She was born in Wingham,
38years ago. Mr, and Mrs. Drum -
A quiet wedding was solemnized
at the Manse in ,Hensall on Saturday
morning last at 10 o'clock when Rev.
A. Sinclair united in marriage Pearl
E., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Mousseau, of Grand Bend to Mr.
Thomas Richard Taylor, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Taylor. of Chisell.
hurst. Following the ceremony Mr.',
and Mrs. Taylor left by motor for
Niagara Falls, and on their return,
will reside in Chiselhurst.
Nellie Boyle of London, is visiting
at her home here.
John Passmore returned on Sat-
urday last from his hunting trip to
New Ontario and had. the ,luck to- se -
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mond and family moved to I.lensafl, so a deer..
10 years ago fr gni. Wing/nue) and a-
Bout 2 years ago they moved to Tor-
onto. •• Besides her husband She lcnv-
Wg 4e inourki Lout" „ones klid :.i ti. ig-
Lem
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31r➢isse1s girl, has recently won a $100°
gel larship at the University of Chic-.
ago, .here she is at present taking a
special course in English. Miss Broth—
ers spent several years in India and
recently .received her appointment
for work In Cocoanaua, India, and re
turn, to her work there,. next Sept- .
ember.
Wee. M. Doig, who taught school ine-
Ontario for thirteen years, and hay
practised law in Michigan for the
past thirty years, and has owned a.,
faros since he was nineteen years of
age, and bas also been been engaged
in farming most of his life, has de-
tided
e-cid d to discontinno his law practicer, .
and expects to '' hbs 1 uriness in
Port Huron clo:sod by Christmas, and
COUNTY 'NEWS I will spend the remainder of lis tiara
int %.,a and horn;;' 1 ✓;ir m in Tut :,.-.
Muriel Brothers, M. Al a aorai r e umith tio., 5,; ' .ra born, 1