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'Mr. and Mrs. WM. Palmer and
*an -g rs aoxie and Adeline of Haixr-y
aalton,
spent the week -end with elle
And Mrs. Wni. Reid of Pori Line.
'Ir, 'mrd 'Mrs. Pati Jolari and Beni
'Monad, Mr. and Mrs. W. Cable
,lass iiGrace .Reid of Fillet, Mich, vis-
aed lever the week -end with the lad-
i�es; 'st;%r, Mrs. Thos. Roliinsta'a and
,their brothers Geo..tatrd Will Reid of
Warr Line.
Coast .of 18eviv-ie1a was held at the
'Town ;Ball, Varna on Thursday of
lass weak.
Thea tGssihen'W.M.S. held their re-
ulsr monthly meeting at the home
eof Ms. Russel Erratt last Thursday
raif"te.rnonne
'Ar_ and Mrs. Manley Jinks and
%Family of Hensall, are spending a few
a lay*s with Mrs. Jinks,' parents, Mr.
:and 3.1rs. Jas. McLinchey.
Mr. Stewart Keys, who has . been
xttendingUniversity at 'Toronto, and
IIx. Mervyn Keys 'who has been at-
tending Western University at Lon-
don. have returned to their respect-
ive:, homes on. Babylon Line.
Mi. Lloyd Scotehmer made a ship-
ente=nt ,of live .stock to Toronto on
:t` en day.
DRYSDALE
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will be held on Unday, June 12th at
11 a.m., and 'S.'tO pen. Rev, Patton
Benmiller Will conduct spec?nal ser-
tnons, The lQ.lppen Church Chzair, will
give the Anthems, at the service, in
their usual, and willing manner.
er,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love of. Lan-
sing, Mich., spent the weak -end with
relatives here. Mrs, R. Love returning
with them for a. short time,
Mr,. and Mrs. Murphey of Kingston
who are spending a short time in
Goderich, visited at the home •of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Cochrane recently.
Mr. W. Jarrott and Annie visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Inkster in'.
Goderich recently.
Miss Minerva Reichert .spent a day;
in London recently. i.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Reichert were'
visited with friends from .Auburn
recently,
Mr, Thos. Consitt of Hensall, is
spending a short time with his .son
Mr. Russell and Mrs. Consitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Campbell and
family of Hay Township, visited at
the home of Mr. and • lire,. Hugh
Love on Sunday.
Mrs. Troyer is visiting her nieces,
Mrs. W. Dignan of near Hensall and
Mrs. Bell of near Exeter this week.
and Mrs. Edgar :Hasse and
4Untily returned to their home in De-
-emit after spending the week -end
e it t their parents.
Miss Lena Denomme, after spend-
ing evane time in Detroit with her
hreteer, Mr. Napoleon Denoitme,ha
• re -turned hone.
Ile. Dennis Denomme and lady fr-
i, rid of Detroit, spent the holiday
-with. his sister, Mrs. Fred. Papineau.
rigs. Henry Smith of :Detroit, is
' i iting with her brother anti sister,
Mr. Ed. and Miss B.Mous eau.
A number of our young folks en-
:j!s'yed an aeroplane ride at Grand
T't isd last Sunday night.
31r. and Mrs. Willard Ducharite
-wild baby ;girls are visiting with their
p;arr'ntai, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ducharme
and Jos. Bedard..
Mrs. Ester C+aarret, :housekeeper at
'tire: Catholic parsonage, is at present
.enjoying holidays with her children
irx Detroit.
>k"Irn. Illarchand of Tilbury is spen-
alirg a few days with her son the
:Reverend Father L. Marchand.
The Misses Eugene I)enounne. and
AA—me `Geoffrey of Chicago, were holi-
day- :ritors at the horde of Mr. and
Mrs'. Filbert Denomme at St. Joseph.
The Misses Cloutile and Cecille
giorte of Chicago, spent the week -
lend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Be Laporte.
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.The "services were conducted on
iwurcday afternoon by Rev. W. Robin-
;srR of the Goshen Line. In the ab -
:serene lef Rev. R. R. Conner. On
;Sunday, June 5th Rev. Bone, of the
'Upper Canada Bible Society will ' thing beat so far.
.,nanduct the services. Mr. Clarence Fisher has returned
The Young People's Anniversary home after an operation for append-
DASHWOOD
Dashwood Brass Band will give an
open air concert on Sunday evening,
June 5th at 9 o'clock. We hope a good
crowd will turn out and encourage
the boys.
Children's Day will be observed in
the Evangelical church on Sunday,
Junta 13th. A good program is be-
ing prepared. by the children.
The majority of the business men
in town have decided to hold Wed-
nesday afternoon as half holiday
during the months of June, July and
August.
Rev. and Mrs. Saur spent last
Wednesday in Stratford.
Miss Anna Tieman returned to
Toronto on Sunday after spending a
week at her home here.
Mr. Jacob. Messner underwent an
operation for tonsils in Dr. Taylor's
hospital last week.
Mrs. R. Armstrong and daughter
Lottie and friend Mr. Durkin of Lon-
don were Sunday visitors in town.
Mr. Ira Tieman of the Canadian
Flank of Commerce in Hamilton, and
and Miss G. Cornell of Waterloo,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Tiernan.
Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Smith and
daughters of London and Mrs. Dun-
das of Centralia were visitors at the
home of Mr. Jonas Hartleib on Tu-
es day.
Mr. Earl and Mary Schlundt • and
Miss • Louise Meyer of Pontiac, spent
ey:;,days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
C'hiuitdt.
1fr. and Mi^s. Duncan Tho:np'son,
and son of New York and Mr. and
Mrs.., Angus Moore and daughter
Helen and Miss Margaret ii:are of
Seaforth, were Sunday••visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Wild. Mr. Thomp-
son has travelled over a good many
States, but says Ontario has every
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West St„ Plume 7, OODERICH
Now Playing—PRIVA..TE,11WES.
A. picture you will like!
Mon., Tues., Wed.
The most spectacular film in
Months.
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One thrill after another in this
adventure tale by
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Thurs., Fri., and Sat.
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In another smashing hit.
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Matinees --Wed. and Sat. at 3 p.m,•
icitis.
Misses Lucille Willert of Detroit,
and Alice of Fort Wayne, spent a few
days with their parents, Mi'. and Mrs
Fred Willert,
Mr. Wit. Musser of Detroit • silent
a few days with his family. -
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Link of Detroit
visited with relatives last week. • - '
Mr. and Mrs. D. Tieman and fam-
ily attended the graduation of their
son Lorne who graduated as a Doe -
tor. Lorne was successful in obtain-
ing two scholarships ancr a gold
medal. His many friends extend, con
gratulations.
A number from. here attended a
League convention in Wellesley on
Sunday.
The Annual Strawberry Social of
the Evangelical church is being held
on June 29th. Keep this date open.
The Walther League of the Luth-'
Bran church held their election of
officers on Tuesday evening.• Pres.
Zeta Nadiger; Vice, Alvin Walper;
Secy, Martha Rader, Treas. Norman
Waiper; Librarian Rosie Willert, Sec -
Kathleen Merner;
Mr, Eugene Tiernan who has been
in St. Joseph Hospital, for the past
two weeks where he underwent an
operation, is convalescent at his
home. here.
Mrs. Robt, Bell is disproving after
her recent severe illness.
Berl and IVIargaret Drummond left.
last week for Kincardine where they.
have secured good positions:
The Horse Shoe Club has located
fine pitching grounds in the old skat-
ing rink.
Mr, and Mrs. A, Switzer and chil-
dren of Detroit are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Robt, Higgins.1
Helen Elder .of London is visiting
at the home of her parents, ivlr. and
Mrs. John Elder,
Dr. and Mrs. Collyer were holiday
visitors with friends in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. S, L. Peppier sponte
Heckman—Stephan
A very pretty church wedding was
solemnized in the Lutheran Church
on Tuesday May 24th, wnenAnna,,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ch t'
Stephan was united ineernarthag e'
John Heckman. Rev. Ness perforat-
ed the ceremony in the presence of a
large number of spectators Tlhe,brid7'
was given in marriage by her father
while the strains of the 'wedding
march was played by the organist*_
and was charmingly gowned in whit '�
canton crepe with slippers and howl:
to match and wearing a long flowing
veil in cap effect trimmed with orange:
blossoms and carried a shower bou
quet of roses and tulipt. Little Sig-'
rid Pedersen made a charming fivwv-er'
girl dressed in yellow and carried a'
basket of yellow tulips. The bride was
attended by her cousin, Miss Dorm
Fuhr of Tavistock, who was gowned
in pink georgette with lact trimming
and large black hat and carried a
bouquet of roses and tulips. The
groom was assisted by his brother,
Rhinard Heckman, After the cere-
mony a wedding, dinner was served
at the home of the bride's parents,
after which a very pleaeant evening
was spent. They will reside on the
farm on the 14th Con., Stephen,
Reuidc rats of Hensall and vicinity
were very interested and pleased
witk the last Monday night club of
the CJGC London Free Press station.
Fred Fairburn and Doreen, BIcNicel
of Cromarty, also Wm.. Hyde, accom-
panied by Effie, Eleanor and Loretta
Bell gave several selections of gold
time music. One of Mr. Hyde's selec-
tions was given at the request cf A.
Henry of Cass City, Mich„ a former
Hensall and .Hibbert Old Boy.
COUNTY NEWS
steamer Manitu'in, of the Owers
Sound `T`ra.usporation Co., will oper-
ate from Windsor during the months
of jelly and .August and will make
-uree'kly trips 'to +iGoderieh and Kin-
cardine.
=maim faut8 2ald. 1932
ing reeicturea ,a small bone in then
shoulder while inlaying ball the atbere
evening.
3Z atepaycrs Luc'know will 'vote •
June 2,S`th on a bylaw to provide $7,•
500 for tt'he construction of a 24 ft.
pavement on Havelock street, lead-
ing to qhe {C.+'11T, .1t., station.
The Grand ]Bend Casino opened
for the fsesson ,tela 12ay 24th, a larges
crowd being present. Mrs, Eccles-
ton las &rad the pavillion redocorated
end it now ,presents a very attraet-
ive appearance.
Announcement is made that the
L'he lroderiennrmer %icnt�
the week -end with relatives in Han- just announced the program for this
over, year. The dates are July 18-25.
Mr. and •Mrs. Geo. T. Is/fickle of
Ridgetown spent the week -end with Clarence 'Boyle, Exeter, is carrying
his arm in a sling the result of hav-
their son, Laird Mickle.
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HENSALL
Commencing this week and during
the three sunnnier months the mer-
chants will observe their annual Wed-
nesday half holiday.
Charles A. McDonell spent the past
week in Toronto with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hess were in
Toronto recently visiting a brother
of Mrs. Hess, who came over from
Regina, Sack., to participate in a
wrestling contest.
A meeting of the executive of t'he.
Conservatives of South Riding of the
County of Huron was held in the
council chambers of our Town Hall
last Wednesday evening.
S. L. Peppier, the popular and gen
ial accountant of the Flank of Mon-
treal staff, has been moved to Aulkn-
ville, where he is being promoted to
Manager of the bank at that place,
and together with his wife will nave_
to their new home shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Foster visited,
friends in Stratford last week. •
Royce Welsh left for Mt. Brydges'.
where he has been engaged as pitch
nr for their baseball club.
At the 13th annual field heel; of
the Western Ontario Secondary Scho-
ols .Association, more familiarly kno-
wn as Wossa, held in London Satur-
day last, Bob Passmore 'ocal student
and athlete, won ,second place in the
'ern:or 220 yerd dash.
Anniversary services were held in
Carmel Presbyterian Church on
Sunday last with a large congregat-
ion
ongre at -ion present. Rev. Bennie Acton,
forn'iorly of Mitchell, preac'iet1 very
instructive sermons at both aeivicee,
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Established 017
e presentation, in easily understandable form,
of the Bank's
SEMI,A rNUAL STATEMENT
30th April, 1932
LIABILITIES
LIABILITIES TO THE PUBLIC
Deposits • • . •
Payable on demand and after notice.
Notes of the Bank in Circulation • . • .
Payable on demand,
Bills Payable . • a
Drafts isszted and outstanding.
Letters of Credit Outstanding • .
Financial responsibilities undertaken on' behalf of customers for com-
mercial transactions (see offsetting amount ix) in "Resources").
Other Liabilities . - - • . . 1,7 3,463.02
Items which do not come under the foregoing headings.
•
Total Liabilities to the Public . • . •. . 672,310,8..2.03
LIABILITIES TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits
& Reserves for Dividends . .
This amount represents the shareholders' interest in the Bank, over
which liabilities to the public take precedence.
Total Liabilities . . . • .,
025,7O1,OS1-7O
33,143,5x9.00
243,816.18
5,478,952.1$
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 or at short notice..
Government & Other Bonds and Debentures
v;lt-cd�e Securities the greater portion of -which matures at'
early dates.
Stocks. . w r .11
• •�
Railway and Industrial and other stocks:
Call Loans outside of Canada .
Secured by bonds, stocks and other negotiable securities of greaten
value than the loans and representing moneys quickly available with,
no disturbing effect on conditions in Canada.
Call Loans in Canada . • o
Payable on. demand and secured by bonds anti. of greater vraiaae
at current quotations than the loans:,
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Bankers' Acceptances, . • . .
Prime drafts accepted by other banks.
TOTAL OF QUICKLY AVAILABLE RESOURCES
(equal to 5734% of all Liabilities to the Public)
Other Loans . . . . .
To manufacturers, farmers, merchants and others, on conditions con -
Bank Premises g a s o i1t.
That properties only die' canned the' dta'rrrcf of holding companrcr,
the stock and bonds of these m diuEt ate entirety owned by the Bank
and appear on the books at $iero'd in .each case. All other of de
Bank's premises, the value of ffiich largely exceeds $r4,5oo,000, ap-
pear under this headbld:
Real Estate and Mortgages on Real Estate .
Acquired in the course of the Bank's business and in privets of being
realized upon.
x Customers' Liability under Letters of Creditnt . w
. Represents liabilities of customers on ace of LL etterst a a¢dioinstccll
by the Bank for their account.
Other Assets not included its the Foregoing,
Making Total Assets of • . Co
to meet payment of Liabilities. to the FuE& e f
leaving an excess of sels over Lirtlailt'tk�es-
sistent with sound banking;
c.
76,301,599.13
0745,622,481.21
78,4.?1,119.01
• 23,808,742,.713
• 27,,639,150.51
n 228,901,146.79
Co
o tl'�c ,12ublk not
PROFIT and LOSS ACCOUNT
Profits for the half year ending 3otbr April, n932 • • „
Dividends paid or payable to Shareholders . .. $2,16o,oaaotou
Provision for Taxes, Dominion Government w .. xz'3,' fietfa
Reservation for Bank Premises . r
6)11,473.59
m
20264324.55
5,845,6i 13,62
133,657.89
X385,483,225.66
336,572,388.88
114„500,01A.410.)
3„775,736.03
S„478,952.18
11,80 178.46
V48,612,48121
Gti72,; 310,882.08
76,301,599.13
aero,astroma v41188.4326.28
4i0A4P7642
Balance of Profit and Leas Account, 31st Octolser, x935 . • . tt s 426,95
a 1. 3.20,4,01034.
Balance of Troia and Loss carried forward
The strength of a bank is detern itld by its history, y, a a silt MAW %l of
and the extent of its resources.. For 114 yet the Dank 1 allos
beets in the forefront of Canadian ,sot tt
tie