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NIC
Established 1817
TREA.L
Summary of
Assets and Liabilities
31st October, 1925
ASSETS
Cold, Dominion Notes, and Silver coin
Deposit with Central Gold Reserve
Deposits made with and Balances due from
other Bunks in Canada
Balance* due by Banks and Banking Corres-
pondents elsewhere than in Canada... , .
Call and Short loans on Bonds, Debentures
and Stocks
Dominion and Provincial Government Securi.
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 Discount, and other Assets , ..
Rank :Premises
Liabilities to customers under letters of
credit (as per contra)
$ 86,829,406,10
17,000,000, 00
140,417.02
17,906,505.15
134,215;606.20
96,542,710.96
3,666,616.12
39,937,591.72
53,529,236.05
690,979.17
278,640,865.05
12,150,000.00
13,897,942.46
$ 755,147,876.00
LIABILITIES TO PUBLIC
Notes in circulation $ 46,761,184.50
Deposits .. • 631,454,428.77
Letters of credit outstanding . , , , , , , , , 13,897,942.46
Other liabilities .........................1,095,769.89
Excess of Assets over Liabilities to
Public
$693,209,325.62
$61,938,550.38
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STEPHEN COUNCIL'
The council of the Township ..of
Stephen met in the Town hall, 'Cr-
eediton on Dec. 35th. with all the
^x embers present, The minutes of
eche previous .meeting ;were read
3eaeu1 adopted.
:P'reenzan Morlock, colloeter of
:axee kor the year 1925, hexing ee-
lamed his golf pursuant to Sec. 15
see the Asrsessuteet Act and .having
fiaailrtl to collect att fixe taxes for
21:Ixt► year. 1925, it is therefore, resoly
eel that the said Freon -me 'Morlock
yut 5t pointed and authorized to
tamtanue the levy' and, collection of
tihS 7a:n,paid taxes in the manner and
'wit'h the power provlrlecl by law
ear the general levy aril rollrction
eg taxes;, and that the leid Free-
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1ti3n� MorlockMorlockshshall ficrally ,r>:lu.t,
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the ;moll to the Tp Tr' :never not
.ler than the 'fat t,Lq of :I; ebrsairy
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It 'was resolved that the acco--'
unts
pre -tented by Mrs. E, MoliaA<d
be filed.
A number of accts were passed
which will appear in the Tree.».-
urerb financial'statement, The
'Council then edjoartred,
Benny Eilber, Clerk.
The 'Council of the Township oe
'Stephen met in: the Town I3.all;i
Crediton, on • :Monday, beeember, 7
1925, at 1 ,3>iu,, All prevent, The,
minutes of thew previou's meeting
were read and adopted. •
That 13y -law No, 328, being a
By-law to authorise the Tp;.Clerk
to sign certain contra et's with The.
tIyclro Electric Power. Coma. havinr<
been read throe times' .l e passed
and ' nee 1 and eateel,
Tit:le the Utetarr it a.a',u'r' the ase
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ses,settent urt trig Athletic Field Dr.::
•ditr a:; ? Rv screw
This :Iiy lbsv Nim:, 339 to a}Elio: r' ti
i:?eputy Returning Officers! and
loll Clerks and ,»elect Polling Bo-
othe for Municipal x lceetio:oe hav-
ing been r'�acl three tines b'4 'pas-
sed. and 'signed by the reeve and
'Clerk and the Seal of the-�Cor.pore-
ati.on attched.
A large number of accounts
weee paid, which will appear in
the annual Financial. Statement of
the Treesurer,
The Council 'adjourned to meet
again- in the Town Hail, on Tues
day, the 15th, of Dec.
Remy Either, Clerk,
COUNTY NEWS,
The <14th annual consignmtenij
sale of the Perth 'Co. Holstein
eders Ltd. was held in, Stratford
recently. There were 40. head of.
cattle at the block,. a ' total of $5,--
042.50 being reelisecr The aver-
age male price wast $121.64 and the
average female price $12'6.05.
Prov. Officer Phippen, of Wing -
ham, and Whitesides of Goderich.
arrested. C. Elliott, of Bluevale, on
a charge -of indecent a'saul't an the
13 -year-old daughtier of Ge?.'O'pan.•
pbell, 'a,lso of Bltlevalq.. The
charge was laid by Mr. Campbell.
The •a.ccusred was talen•to the co-
unty jail at Goderich Eby' Officer
Whitesides and will ;appear at a
later 'date before Mag, ,Reid ° at
Winghem. ' 1
One of Ontario's pioneer: farm-
ers and breeders of pure-bred lire
stock died on IDee. 7th in the ,per-
son of J'a's. Snell, of Huhlett Ta .
He was born on an Ontario farm,71
years ago and who had farmed 'all
,his life having come' from pioneer
stock, his father first having taken
up land in Peel Co., later moving
near Clinton, and lead 'originally 'iv
ed in Devonshire Eng..
That the creditors would 'suffer
no loses was indicated the other
other' day at the ,first meeting of
creditors of the Aero Cutshion<Tire
Co. of Winghanrl which made an
astsignment on 'Nov. 19th. The. fin
ancial statement presented to the
meeting, held in the CCouncil char.
her ,showed liabillitie's of $21,000
with. book debts and other avail-
able taslset�s of about $16,000; and
plant and eq uipment valued at
about $50,000. Edgar White, of
Toronto, was app i rted trustee The
situation of the shareholders how-
ever, will be much less fortunate
unlees'the effort ,to reorganize the
company are succelesful. There -
port stated that all of the comp-
any's capital 'stock of $422,000 had
been subscribed and piaci for.
HENSALL
Alex, Smith returned from Chic-
ago, where he had been on busin-
ess in connection with a !shipment
of Turnips.
Mr. and Mrs. Win, Beazer 'are
pleasantly visiting their relatives
at Kitchener, over the Christmas
holidays. -
Mrs', Alair of Hay Tp.. is visit-
ing Mis's Craig anal brothers.
\ellir Carmichael has returned
from Stratford to help in. Hemp -
hill's drug 'store.
\j e w'elcom 3 to our vintage, Mr.
and Mrs, Wm.. eon'sitt, who have
moved into town and ane now oc-
cupying their fine home on King
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Case have
ietuinee. after a pleasant honey' -
moon trip.
Me. W. H Pfile has not been en.'
eying good health, and Ms 'sister
Miss Pearl, has bean assisting him,
'1'he annual entertammeet of the
United church was hlecl on Tues
day evenin;m of this week,
The literary society of the Hen -
sail continuation 'school held their
meeting last Friday afternoon with
Margaret Douglas presiding.
Ada Buchanan of Los Angels, C
Cal., js here visiting Mrs. \V m
Buchanan and Mrs. J. S. McDonald
Mrs.Hicks, of Egmondville is
here visiting 'with. Mrs. P. Munn
A shooting match was held. in
Hensall on Friday last by the elep.
sail Gun Club. and was attended
by a large number from different
parts in 'a eastern Ontario. S,Vanee
won the cup. last year and also
retstined it this year. • "Shorty„
anteonl of 'Cletiton. was the referee
for the day,
Mrs., T. C. Jo'ynt is visiting rel-
atives in Toronto.
The many friends of Mary Jahn-
ston are pleased to hear that :she
is much improved, •
A number of'rliens'all people had
he pleasure or listening to • the
achio concert broadcasted fromLon
don on Sunday evening last by the
unbe'ana Trio, of which Mis's Greta
Lammie played some -very good
iolin selection's,
Goo. Hudson has resorted the
rating rink for the coining eea'stee
rorty the .Board of. Trec'le, Re is
ow busy getting the ice hi.shape:
A fatal accident happened iu
aime'r•ston on 33Teilne+stiay lest
then Mrs. Chas. Chapman Wee at
ending to her ,household ditties she
ell down cellar steps, 'sustaining
ustaining in'jutie:s to the effect
hart she :passed away..Sun.claya.Sii'e
as. a daughter :of the 'late Gao"
cott and Mrsl. Scott and wa'a rear:-
;"l twt•nty years' .4 o ancl. lived
t Palmerston where Me, •Cliamnan
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' EXETER
Mr, 'and Mrs. 1 , J. Sirrrs,. o'f to�vrr
celebrated their 25th wedding taxa'
niverslary on December 11th,
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Heideman re-
turned after Visiting their children
in Toronto, I itehenei ,and Lon -
den,
Mrs. S. J. Cummings, of Cro'ss-
weell, Mich., visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor -Snell.
W. II, Dearing, who has been
suffering from 'an attack of antrim
and mastoid, was taken to London
hospital and operated on,
Mrs, Mo';ecl ,B'echier, of USborn,e
has returned from London Hospital
much improved ,
Mr, end Mrs'. W. Smith' of 'Car-
ter, Mon,, are visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs•. D. Cowards
J. W. Powell, who has been tro-
ubled with his back, was, int Lon'-
don- consulting" a Specialist, and
is improving.
Shirley, the. -14 -months' 'old da-
ughter of Mr. and Mrs'. W» Gar-
diner, was painfully' burii�edy the
little" tot having come in contact
with a bot stove,
J. R. Hind, . chairman of the Pub
lir Utilities Comm. en'tert'ained th'
members' to :a banquet,of ' fowl;
sjapper , a progra fro hddresseee
and .nuitin followed H; K Ruston
acting as Chairman.
The reiluence to a Ii. uar case
which was heard before Pbiiee Mag
istrate Reid in Exeter some time
ago came on Monday when at a
preliminary hearing before 'the
same Magistrate twd witnesses•con
reseed to c'om iiting perjury 'sand
they, with the other defendant who
was charged with inciting the wit-
nesses to give falve evidence, were
sent up' for trial at the next court
of coiixpetition jurisdiction in the
county. The latter defendant el
ects to be tried by judge ,annd' jury
Bail was given for $4000, in each
of . the three case's.
Early `lase Saturday morning fire
broi ke out in, the residence of Bert
Harne�se , and when first discovered'
was a mass of flame!»'. A high
wind was blowing at the Lime, and
there was no 'one in 'the house, at
the time."Mr. aiid Mrs. Harness be-
ing in St. Thomas. They had'left
the house the previous morning,
insureance thereon wa's small; and
the Soldier's Aid presented him
with $100 and a snb'scription• am-
ounting
to $475.
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EXECUTORS AUSTION SA
F FARMS, I, AR,\f STOCK AN
IMPLEMENTS, '
The undersigned Auctioneer h
eceived instruction's to :sell
ublic 'Auction on,, Wodnesd•ay,D
ember 30th, 1925,, 'at 1.30.pen. o
ot 6, Con. 3, Hay Township, tl
ollowing property -
'CHATTELS -HORSES -:Pair g
ngs rising 6, 1 erre Ii'sint; 5,
Exam rising 6, 1 mare rising '`7,
are 13 years old; 1 yearling co
11 good heavy horse.
CATTLE -1 cow newly freshet
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cows, 2 cows due
V1at'ch, 2 cows due in. April, Reg
tiered Shorthorn Buli 2 year on
steer' risin•; 3, 0 'steers risin
3 heifers rising 2,' 5 'steer ca
es, about 40 hens,
IMPLEMENTS-Masisey-Harri
rider 7 -ft cut; Deering mower,
: hay rake, manure sprearlenric
g plow, 2 walking plows, 2 fte
w gang plow, 4 section di a
arrow; F. & W'. seed drill. Cock
mutt Fertilizer c.ril1, 2 cultivaio
,-H. and F. & °t�•''; l\las:sey-fiarri
Ban cultivator and puller cogs
'.cl, 2 wagons, 2 wagon bore
ncl stock rack, 2 gravel boxes,
y rack, 2 set bob 'aleighd, tan
nnx disc,, light wagon, top bug; y
tter, Fordson tractor, Oliver tra
r plow, 10 -in. grinder, cutting bo
04-1b. scale, fanning mill,
t plow Imarness, 2 sett hear
mess, 1 :sett driving li,mrnes,s
lotte cream separator, 1% H.P
engine, 2e1 H.P. ;Gillsoee engin
'ks, chain,», doubletree's, :shovels
es and thunmeroi other articles
SOUS +'r1OLD EFFECTS - Box
'c e, :able, cupboard, couchancl.
ei articles
At the same time and 'plaeci
following real estate.wile be of -
ed for sale-
PARSEL 1. Consists of 100 ac-
, Lot 6, 'Con, 3, Hay, large bank
n, good frame house, pig 'et-
o and other buildings, good
'h, and plenty water, ,well fen -
and all under -'drained, 15
es fall wheat and fall plowing
donne.
PARCEL 2, Canalises of 100 ac -
Lot' t, 'Co'n. 3, Hay, large bank
n, log hoawe', cement pig 'stagy.
and other outbuildings, 'Ismail
h, neverf€tiling 'spring, well fen -
and drained, 18 acres fall. yvlm-
fa11 plowing all done.
ARCM 3, Pasture farm, .west
tot 11, Con 'b;• Hay .Tp. con-
s 50, acres, watered by 'spring
erne well' ,feeced.
TERMS --Chattels -.All, 'slime of
.and under, cash Over that
tint 6 mlonthte credit on ape
�''ecl joidt notes' bearing ,6%
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EAL ESTATE -10% eagle at the
of slate 'with the balance in
ays.
or further particulars and con -
ns of Sale apply to-
GLA
& STA.N"BCTRY, Exeter
a Hensel!, Sniicitors for Ws,
ger Northeett, CCharl'es North-
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Ter N'or th.eott Rstatt ,
Too. Crr,nm,pbel1, Mork,
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and 'r 3Sh to announc that pt t
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I have opened an t ��,.. o -date Garage -
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OF GENUINE FULL LINE ENUINE FORD PARTS ,FOR, SALE 'C'1`'
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In all Lines of Artistic Apparel,
Call and -See our XMAS.
SPECIALTIES
THA'NTICiNG TO UKINDL Y FOR TOUR PATRONAGE IN THE'
PART 'YEAR. WISHING' YOU ALL A -
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TOYS! Toys!
TOYS OF VARIOUS KINDS FOR T%TR, .
Kl[DDI1;S,. M];CI3AN-
%CAT, TOYS FOR, THE BOYS, DOLLS FOR THE GIRLS, and
PICTURE BOOKS FOR ALL.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OR .
CHRISTMAS CARES,.
AT DIFF' ERENT PRICES. ALSO CHRISTMAS '
DECOfi;A"-Il"x"CSIsfS
FOR THE rBOML AND CHRISTMAS TREES.
GIFTS! GIFTS
FOR GIFTS WIlI HAVE MANICURE
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TRAYS, FOUNTAIN PENS, A.tee FINE STATIONERY.
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