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Summary of
Assists and Liabilities
31st October, 1924
ASSETS
'Gold, Dominion Notes, and Silver Coin .. , ,
Deposit with Central Gold Reserve ...}
Balances due by Banks and Banking Correa
pondents elsewhere than in Canada
Call and Short loans on Bonds, Debenture
and Stocks
Dominion and Provincial Government Secdr .
ties
Railway and other Bonds, Debentures and
Stocks .
Canadian Municipal- Securities and British
Foreign and Colonial Public Securities
other than Canadian
Notes and cheques of other Banks
United States and'other foreign currencies, .
Loans and Discounts and other Assets . , ,
i$aale Premises
Liabilities to customers under letter:: of
credit (as per contra)
$ 94,996,723.58
14,000,000.00
69;517,496.89 • i;4
118,188,540,98
91,612,453.73
6,385,569,34
42,392,715.21
30,772,635.38
650,833.09
259,515,557.66
9,800,000.00
11,003,562.70
$743,836,088.56
LIABILITIES TO I'I1T.Bi:IC
Notes in circulation . $ 39,306,908.00
Deposits 641,027,425.43
Letters of credit outstanding 11,003,562.70
Other liabilities 865',820.18
$.692,203,716.31
Excess of Assets over Liabilities tsv
public ..................... $56,632,372.25
This Springy is to be
a Fancy Shirting
Season
The 'plain dyed shirtings thalthave
been popular :during the past few sea-
,
ons, have been conductive tQ price
cutting. Nov is the time to get good
shirts for less money
E. E. Wuerth, Tailor, Zurich
Men's Fur uiAhings
WERE THE CrOOD CL OTHES COME FROM.
SCHOOL REPORT
•Weyburn School, S. S. No,. 15,
-thy and Stephen, Union.
Jr. IV Olive Turnbul] 74%, Ethel
;traiper 67,'
Jr. III—Otilla Wanner .68, Rhin-
•that't Keller 50, Harold Keller 51.
Sr. II—Janet Turnbull 80, Mar-
^ti,i:a-Rader 71,
Jr. TI—Arletta Wolper 65, Ida
:4tarriott 59,
Primer A --Luella Wainer, Elva
Varnbull, Harry Willert, Ivan
Ifebarrow.
l n,
Pr. B—LillianR Baker, Jack. Turn.
/bull, Hazel Marriott,
Pr. C—Billy Sharron.
Miss' Talbot, Teacher,
COUNTY NEWS.
i%tr; and Mrs,. A, Horner of Varna
tgv ent a few day with. Mrs. •G.
Hayter of Windsor,
Harold Taylor of Brucefield is.
'ante to be about : after his recent.
a11?:r,,,ass, t
Godench: council voted Aiu50
grant to the town lsancl.
Mrs. Sparrow of Varna hid the
;misfortune ito :slip on tb,o content
Fe ,while ass'?tri; withmilking
mi,d is uaffering considerable, al-
i:ii:rrt; gh "ne bonne aeSt broken the
"'ei;e i5 etwere
h•r' Pneabvu ry ef T1'i'•,iri held
3X.1+0: regular niseet, Yrg in ton 0!1
tay, Feb. Lith with et 'envy,
been sold to a company of God-
erich,Township people, who will
commea e to make cheese about
May 1st,
A bill introduced in the Ont-
ario Le+gislatnre on Tuesday last
to permit •the incorporation of the
Village of Ripley was iduly passed
withotct opposition,
• iMsi Agnes Middleton,',a forrrier
Croder'ieh Township young lady,has
reeeivetii aa appointment as insp-
ector under the Dominion Immigr-
ation •Department. Her duty will
be of inspecting the homes in
which immigrant children are pl-
aced aunt she has been asls'gned to
work in the Maritime. Provinces.
A proposition has been made
to Gon:vrielt for the purchase of
White Star :steamer City of Ta-:
edo, a:e the Company are dispos-
inn all their boats, Price asked
is ,$70,Ov1,i1 ain:d it was' proposed. that
$50,000 `awn the stock be owned in
Gilden
Edeit Bros•, Wro.eotnr, inotore i
to Wingii:am veeently in their straw
i ob'1e, ntaking the trip in 35 min-:
Mee. They. were, the builders 'of
this ceetetructior which 'is a sue-
Tn• ether•, evening Mr and birs.
Goo, M ;•i iiiian Of :Brussels eelebr-
atet1 tieer Golden wedding. , A
t o.
wed 1ihe e supper was served at the ,
hone. aen duller; tne n »',i rFen:env
old ite stele rented t'7 r2:er coiiprt:i
�
u str^'••,r, ; , C1+�� t7r..i.. aid groom.
1'h.•y 'Arens n rrie:1' on "r",xlrru;irn
24t1t, (87 n i.tii l o•,•. r 30 years ag ,)
they .;:r:,r:":i from, Corr. 16 Grey , to
H items nine Ciieesv0 Peetory has Eranseiis; home 'With no hope of xnr;uvee'y,
ZURTC;
EBALD
fiENS ALL.
Mr, Wt Fee..r;centiy, visited grin
ands ;in LQpdbn.
Tradesmen' and lai oilers axe
looking forward icor a :busy spring,.
We understand that Mr. axsdMxs.
Wm. 'Oonsitt of Hay, intend movie
ing into the yillage isllortl'yx
M. Ferguson, who Suns ';here:
from the .west visinting her fattier
And. Johnston, left for her home,
Miss Helen Swam, /R.3n, has been
in Seaforth for some " weeks pure-
ing in the Seaforth 11I}lospital.
Mrs. John Keys is hi • Stxeets vide'
visiting her daughter and ,y iron),
theee will go to Hamilton to visit:,
her kaon!.
Mrs. J. R. MacDonald of theLon-
don; Road, is making good recov,--'
ery from her recent illness.
W. 0.Danis, general merchant
has scold his business to J. Wl Skin-
ner, of .Granton, who intends Barry
ing on the business 'as soon as. -t
stock :taking is over.
T. Murdock is making improvem
events to the interior of his dwell-
ing.
1
Lee Heddeni has rented the gar-
age fermerly run. by A. McEwen,
and intends ookii g after the re-'
pairing of cars.
The ideal onion 'growers are bus-
ily preparing for' shipment And win
have a large output:
Thomas. Cameron, •one.,of our
pioneer • and much respected re-
sidentsi, is very ill.
Tri a game of hockey ,played
between Dashwood and bur boys
the other evening, the game broke
up on account of disagreement,
'Miss Innis Sparrow, of Raisiey;
has taken a position with E. Ren-
nie as milliner.
J. E. McDonell has returned
from 'London where he ;spent some
three 'or four weeks with?friends.
Peter Munn is. feeling much bet-
ter, , and toper to soon see hire out
again:.
Colin S. Hudson, mail carrier, re-
ports 'a very intelligent Collie
dog owned by Robt Parsons of
the town Line near Hillsgreen, wh-
ioh regularly .meets him each 'day
for the. rural mail box, taking 'the
cloth bag which is used for the
mail in his mouth and carefully car-
rying it. '
Helen. Elder has returned Eton
Toronto; where she has .been 'on ;a.
visit.
Edith. Forrest is • in -Marlette,
Mich., -.Visiting, relatives/.
:Mn. and . Mrs. •-LTi; Arnold were
411 -London attending the funeral f
tb.e 4ormer* father, Mr.• Geo. 17;4
Arnold, who had attained , the
good old age of nearly 93 years.
BA.YFIELD
Mrs. Malcolm Toms his ,game to
visit her sister at the Soo.
Thos,. Brandon has moved to, L.
Thoms:on'sv house on Louisa 1st;
Grenville Atkinson of Detroit,ar-
need there in his cottage, he is
;planning to go into the poultry
business.
The. Young People's Society-nret
last Friday evening whne a pleas-
ant time was, spent.
The box social on Feb. 24th un-
der the auspices of the Orange-
Lodge was a very enjoyable affair
The lady's prize was won by Mrs..
Nelson =Heard; gent's by R. Blair.
Jr., consolation prize Mrd. A. Be-
andon, H: Darrow. The boxes were
auctioned off by Geo. Elliott of..
Clinton.
The many friends of Rev. A:
Macfa`z•Iane will regret to hear that
he is suffering from erysiplaas.
EXETER
Dr, IL G. Fletcher, who has been
practising medicine here for •a few
months., has purchased a practise
at St. Johns, near London.
Wm. Buchanan, of Dauphin:Man
wlio has been visiting his mother
and :Sister at Hensall this winter,
visited with. his .friend, Wm, Riv-
ers, ,bf town,. He leaves for ,Dau-
phin on Tuesday March .10th.
'Word has beefi received of the
death •ttn Los. Angeles, ;Cal. of Mrs.
Wni. Dew, who died on Monday,
Feb. 23r•d:, Deceaeds, whose rune
'den name was leery Holman, was
the eldest daughter and second.
child of the late Lewis Holman. A-
bout fifty years ago srhe became
the .ecsond wife of the late Wet
Drew, who , predeceased ber some
eleven years. .'t'ii;" only child by
this nxarriega .:was', their daughter
°Kyrie, Mrs, Bert knight, who mon'
ved wi'l:h tier mother to Los Ang-
l^s • three years ;: Igo.
The. death owned in. Poughkc-
ep.7in, New York, of Gear„ We-
ekes, formerly of ixeter. Born in
3iuffrilo 58 . years ego, hecame to
to lx iter at' the •age of 1.2 and le-
arned lits trade as marble setter.
He
l.9 sra,vived by shirr cdi'3rvt% for -
merle M' - 1Taa•r:s, of Guelple, tine)
4 '• 1. 'o'h^r,. Janine, and three si
"frs. H. Sparinnen, Miss Annie.
eel 'bit:tni- , Lill of Exeter. The
lee twere brought•here for in-
tv eres,t;w His, sister, Mrr, Spick
e ~ri:. it lying nerio.rety 111 'et her
14ipeless Furnaces
(Installed by Experts)
,All' Styles and Sizes in
Cook Stoves and::
Heaters
SHOVELS, SPADES, °FORK-; ETC.
WASH MACHINES 'HAND AND
'POWER, BATTERIES FOR CA4S,
HOT SHOTS:AND PHONE BATT-
ERIES, TIRES AND TUBES, CARR
'13A'iTERIES •CHARGED AT, ANY
TIME, FORD .PARTS, . EXPRESS
WAGON, FARM IMPLEMENTS,
PUMPS, ETC.
til
es
Grease
iieeens
3't'2 SELL FROM CATALOGUES AT A VERY SMALL, MARGIN
PROFIT •s PIPING ALL SIZES.
L. A. PRANG - Zurich
OF
OSCAR KLOPP, Auctioneer
BOOK YOUR SALE DATES EARLY. • ,
March 21 -Miss McTaggart,, Hensalr Real Estate, Household Effects.
March. 28 -Mrs. G. Dick, Hensall, Household effects.
April 4 -Mrs. D. Urguhardt, Hensall, Household' Effects.
The latter two are .high class furniture!,
ennen
AUCTION SALE There In on: the premises a fr•amev
house, barn 50x30 feet, and other
outbuildings. A never -failing well.
at the bade of Farm and two wells
at the house. Would make a n
ideal pasture farm.
LIVE STOCK -1 mare '3 yrs. old
1 ntvai,a 9 yrs. old; 1 mare 11 yrs?
old; 1 cow 6 \yesi. old; 3 heifers:.
due in Many; 1 sow 6 (months' olds;
50 hens, 2 e clucks:
TMPLEEMNTS, ETC—Deering
binder, Deering mower, 5 -ft. cut;
Noxon disc; M.H. cultivator nearly
new; set iron harrows, Fleury plow
M, -H. steel rake, M. -H.. drill, sin-
gne smitt+er, fanning mitt, (rootpu'.-
per, wheelbarrow, 2s'wiagonr*i, hay'
reek, gravel box, bob `?sleighs, 2
buggies, cutter., . sugar kettle, 2
set single harness, sett double hare
nese, tub, forks; 'sh,oe11s, .chains and
numerous other articles:
IIOUSEIIO.LD .EFFECTS—Cook
stove, 3 bedsteads, 3 , feather ticks
sewing machine ,•sink; cider \barrels,
kettine, - pans, 3 :.tm'on dots, kettlee,
pans, dishes, crocks, and all other
hnnsehold arti<tles •
TERMS—$1.0.00 end under cash.. Ott -
Of Household Effects at Zurich
On Saturday, March. 14th, 1925, at
2 :o'clock, p.m.
Clothes •cupboard, -bureau, be:l-
stead, springs and mattresses,
wadi :Mand, 9 chairs, coal oil heater
2 tablee% lounge, boiler; congoleurn
rug, }good 6 octave ox- ,an, curtain
rods•, dishes, flat irons, flower stand
grindstone, 5 barrels, lunxber,boxes
cutter, cedar posts, forks, hoee,,,
box• stove, window sash and frame
high whee': auto trailer, root pnlper
small child's sleigh, big hand sleih
coal heater, wheelbarrow, straw
cutter and numerous; other •articles.
TIiR'iS S-sCASH -
Oscar Kleipp, Auctioneer.
Maurice Vtreber, i:'roprietor. .
AUCTION SALE
Of REAL ESTA'PF, FAR1PT ST-
OCK, i'MPLEMENTS, AND HOU-
SEHOLD Ot Ii, BEE
The. undersigned Auctioneer, has
Maven inetru:cted to sell by public or that .inir unt 11 months t. 't
Auction , on TUESDAY MARCH 17 will he given on ' approved joint
1P24, at 1.00 o'clock A.m. on Lot notes. 4% Off floe cash on credit:
ni.i 16 L..RE, ' Gtion;, Stanley. Town- amounts. ':.ZEAL ESTATE -10% on
ship, the' rolloWihg ;- °• ,-; day of sale, nsetlam a in 30 days.
REAL B,9TATE--W:Carm eonsi`ste Near •Klopp, AuetiOneer.
ing of •64!4 tteree' of taaid beingrelRebert Orr, Samuel Sterling,
Ex-
ict cyL.IIF Con, Stanley Tpstesseshaia• Alew.auiellir Eatat%
x xul+9cfay, 1#' al'41L' 12111; 1926.
BOV1RE TUBERCULOSIS;
Pregress of the .t iseas
Insidious amu t.V r me
The Syrrtptol is Described* -4 ow
ing Cows 13eeorne t1.ii'ee;t'al- il'otte;
Mortem Appearances--• en Sepals,.
Tank. '
tee/At—thy teaern EH is 4, 111.1 tP •tent Vii.
Agriculture riiriu,t ,
The onset 'of this contagioli's ands
infectious disease of farm 'toxemia lee
slow, insidious and chronic, wills no� outward manifestations for sonetn•
thne.
Symptoms of the Disease. V.,.
A short, dry cough, intermittent'
and more noticeable when the resting;
animal is made to rise quickly shows,
he regarded with suspicion. A co's$h
alone while suspicious is not entireln
characteristic, nor should its absentee
mean that the animal is .not, tstbe ,--
cular. The breathing may be quiet--
ened, there may be, an unthrifty eons
dition and chronic diaiarhoea. IIs.
some cases the' loss in condition,
very marked, and the animal recediet.
to a thin hide -bound condition, with; ,
sunken eyes and rough coat; sueltv.,
animals are . usually referred to aaia
wasters. There may be enlargernent::
of the lymphatic glands, suph as the.
submaxillary or the preseanular: Fp--
largement of any of the, lymphat1
glands should always be considered'.
with suspicion. Slight bloating„„
which may be due to enlarged glandexs
interfering with the normal function-
ing of the digestive tract, should best
regarded as suspicious, since the
senteric glands if badly infected marl
cause irregular action of the inter -.-
tines, with bloating and constipation
followed by diarrhoea. In' cask:
where tuberculosis is affecting the?
bones and joints the animal mag
move with unnatural gait .or shove
lameness.
How Milked Cows Are Affected.
The mammary glands of milkings
animals is a connuon seat .01 tuber-
cular lesions. Hard areas in thee.
glandular substance, painless on pres-
sure, " which may be< very .sultali ore
even involve the, entire quarter ot
t.ie udder, should be regard q w -
„:ave suspicion. These painless:
lutes or tumors it present can be felt by. the ;Trost inexperienced. In cane.
where the udder is affected' the supra:
mammary lymph glands also become -
much enlarged and may be easily felt;;.
i'' ost elorte-n Ap;:enrances.
The effects produced in the body, -
nestles are characterised by the forns
ation of tubercules or nodules, which:
In the aavanced condition are of to .
yellowish color and, cheese -like coat
- istency. Such nodules may be sinslee•
and of small- size, or they may 'Ws)
quite large aid in masses.. Thr,-
common seat of tubercular lesions le ,
the foilowirig` glands: bronchia/.
and mediastinal , lymph gianda,.tlher-
cex'vical, pre -scapular, pre-T?eet¢ira?,,,.
Portal, inguinal, sub -lumbar, po 11- ••
teal and mesenteric glands. hen
lungs' and the pleura are also cern--.
ni an -locations for the' lesions orf tula$ir�.
culosi:s, in nsighr` they (the lesi�o,
appear as hard lumps, easy to Salk -
and easy to feel. These when et.*
into are found to be cheeselike„ an,
contain: a thick yellowish. pus,
The ` "Pearl Disease" Condition„'
When the pleura (covering on thee
lungs and lining membrane otthee
chest or thorasio cavity) is atfe,
it presents over its surface olustertis;.°
of small round nodules, pale treasons
red in color and resembling grapey.,-
like masses, commonly spoken at attic
"pearl disease" condition. Where thee
organismsuccessfully invades thee•
iiver caseous masses and tuberculate-
absbesses are formed. These whetne.
rut open showthecharacteristic yet--
tow
et.tow cheesey pus and gritty feeling ore;
the passing of the incising knit.:.
Where the peritoneum (the lint y
nembrane of the abdominal eav'ity.
is attacked the "pearl disease" eon-•-.
lition is characteristic. Lesion* 1n,•
the udder, lymph glands, ovaries, kW.--
neys and spleen resemble the caee0uies,
masses and abscess formation 'ecome,
mon in the liver. The oviduct, the
uterus, the boned and .joints may also:,
be affected with tubercular lesion*,'
In old standing cases the pericardium:
(sac covering the heart) and thee
heart' may be a position of attack by -
this .destroying organism, the work vol"'
which is characterized by its destrue
tion of tissue and the formation ot--
tubercules.—L, Stevenson, Directene
of Extension, 0. A. C,, Guelph.
The Septic Tank.
It consists of a large concrete tank;
divided into two compartments by a
vertical partition. The size' for Apr,
Single house is about 4 x 8 i't, auk-.
3a ft. deep. This tankholds then,
sewage long enough for a certain kink,
of bacteria to destroy the solid mate,
ter. When the liquid accumulates ter,,
a certain amount a non-mechaniaate
affair called a siphon empties one .e1'•
the chart bets into a system on liendn
tile, called' the absorption beth lett
shallow under the ground: Any see,
inaining sewage is destroyed in tbin.
soil by another kind of bacteria that
live near the top of the gro,uad, $%S,
this way these friendly bac2erla are.
enabled to do a every valuable work-
for us. This is science applied to &
useful purpose.
We supply bulletin and blue -print.
to auy one wisiyiiig'to bund a, septile:
tank. Ail necessary information 1 s,
given in these, and by their helptu.'
suggestions any;.handy Yuan :coil build
it Co. for rieriient, siphon flttMae:
and tile amounts to about S.52. The.
tank may. be located close to then
house and the the laid under 'Chen.
lawn or garden.—h B. Graham,,
0, A. C., Guelph.
Its noes not pay to turn cows tate..
lardI+.i.dmnrpel them to remain out,
di %agreeable *neatens. 14
teed to 'keep oo*i squaw.