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Thaeltwoed Evallgeli.eal Christmas
ientertainmente will be held on Wed-
nesday everting, December 28rd,
Mrs, S. (xottsc11alle who spo-rt ;the
hast few weeks with her daughter in
St, Thomas returned home on Sun-
day
'tee Womalls Mis'sionary'�Society
will hold their December meeting at
the home of 'Miss Annie Jarrett •on
Wednesday afternoon, December 9,
Her group will be rat. charge of the
programme, This meeting will .de-
cide the winning • side.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love were in
London visiting their daughter Helen
Mrs.. Love remaining there till after
Mr', and Mas. Elmer Thiel" and daughter the operation..nd
it 1VIrs, Hugh Love visit
Bernice and son Harold of near Heil- at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Lor
.all spent .Friday With her parent;, Luker on thte Zurich Road near }le
Mr. and Mrs, George Koch. Ball,
Mr, Elgin Merger who underwent
'an operation in St. Joseph's Hospital
;London, a few weeks ago was brou-
ghe home on Monday in ticlsaac's
ambulance. His many friends wish
]1x11 a speedy recovery,
Mrs.. Roy Stebbins who resides
near Lake Smith about four miles J. Broadfoot, J, Glenn, Stewa
lbeyond Grand Rend wa. removed to McQueen and Peter Manson were.
St. Joseph's •Hospital, 'London on a trip to Toronto taking in the Roy
Monday by M•.elsaae's nibulance, l Winter Fair.
where she had to undergo an .open- I Mies, E. Shaddick is in Clint
ation for mastoids. Tlie roads at hospital undergoing an operation.
this time were impassable for cars I Court of Revision on the. 19
and she was detained for some time Voters' List for the Village of He
until a snow plow was ordered by: sall was held in .the Town Hall, Mo
.Or. R. H. Taylor, to open the roads. day afternoon last. His honor Jud
However, she reached the hospital in Costello of Goderich, presiding,
time and was operated on immediat- number of changes being made.
e1y, the operation proving successful. The relatives and friends of M
Fred l3ontlrro.n will be pleased
learn that she is continuing irnpro
ing• from her illness and is expect
to be home soon.
Large quantities of sugar bee
have been shipped from the railwa
station with more to follow.
It is regretted that Mrs, Wi
Davidson is quite ill at present.
The Arnold Circle of Cannel Pre
b•erianChurch will hold a bazaa
and tea on Saturday afternoon, De
ember 5th.
Will Erect Christmas Tree
The Heiisall Chamber of Commerc
are putting on a euchre and crane
on Dec. 2nd. The proceeds are to b
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Friday the Lith, was en unlucky
day for h;ldr'ed Simmons, son: of Mr
and Mrs, W. Simmons, to student at
Exeter the Ureter high school. He was Play-
ing leap frog with some o: t.tte other
boys at the school, when he fell over
on his left shoulder, fra,eturing thea
bone. The fracture was set by Dr,
(Fetcher,
Destroyed by Fire
Fire which broke out ab.ountwelve
o'clock night completely destroyed
the barn on the aria of Iarvey Den
nis Grey `1 p. All of the contents, eel.)
silting of three horses, three cows, a
calf, .five pigs, poultry, the season's
crop and implements, were dtstroyed
Practises at Ninety -Three
Dr, 3. W. Browning of Exeter, who.
observed his 93rd till11day,',is said to
be the oldest practising physician in
Canada. He'has practised in Exeter
since :1867. Many of More than two
thousand infants he has ushered into
the world have become grandparents.
3fi He is in good health and spirits and
n- expects to live for some time to come
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Turkeys Stolen
ge While Morton Garriess, Morris Tp.
a farmer. and his family slept the otin.
er night, thieves entered his barn,
less than 100 feet from the house,
and carried away 19 full grown tur-
keys, ready for the Christmas mark-
et. Three were left for the G•arness
family.
Returning to Galt
Geo. Oman, chief engineer of the
Western Canada Flour Mills, Goder-
ich is returning to Galt at the end :of
5- November. He carne to Goderich four
r l years ago from the Goldie, McCullo-•
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keys, Babylon
J.ine, are spending a few days with
their son' Mervyn at Timmins, North-
ern Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. M. Reid and
son Kenneth, accompanied by Miss
Isabel Robinson spent a few deys vis
sting friends in Flint and Detroit.
The many friends of Miss Myrtle
Armstrong, teacher at Clinton public
school, will be pleased to learn that
she is recovering from her 1t-cen't.
accident when she was knocked
down by a boy oil a bicycle.
Born—At Varna, on Thursday,
Nov. 19th, to Mi. and Mrs. Ernest
McClinehey; a son.
A babe, girl arrived at
the home of The auction sale of farm stock and ! happen.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Martin on Mon-. implements held at the farm of Vic-;
day night last. Varna Ilan 111
Mr. G. S. Exeter tor Fee was well attended. Bidding Varna people Fire sorry to learn
a combined social Howard
andf bu nesernis e was brisk and good prices realized. that Mr. Habkirk, a returned man, is
t. Owing to ill -health, Mr. Fee has to (quite ill with pneumonia. The many
zu Stanley friends one day recently. ,retire.
Mr. and Mrs. i. W. Hess and 111r. Carl Passmore was in Toronto last. friends of Miss Joon Mossip regretto•
and Mrs. G. R. Hess andfamily, of week on a business trip lean. that she had a large bone of her.
Albert and Lloyd Passmore of
Delhi were week -end visitors with
their parents.
1eld their special thankofiering meet• Mrs. Geo, Brown is visiting her
.ing at the church Wednesday last in daughter, Mrs. J. Wilson, Stratford.
the .afternoon. The gaest speaker for Some of the relatives and friends
the occasion was Mrs. Norman John- of Jos. Hudson were in London re-
stsoli, missionary on furlough from re-
cently paying him a visit, where he
Bolivia, S. America, who gave is at present confined in Westminster
intensely intetresting and inspiring Hospital, and were pleasto find
account of the work in the field there that he was able to be upin a wheel
In addition to an almost complete chair and may be horse for Christ••
attendance of the ladies' of the con- mas.
gregation, there was a large repro- Miss , Lin Ortwein,. who has been
,sentation of the Goshen ane; • Varnz • vary ill 'for Bonze- weeks- in Toronto
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used in aid of the community Chris
tinas tree which will be erected i
front. of the town hall.
Mr. G. C. Petty is visiting for
few days with friends .in Toronto.
Miss Emnia Johnston was a visito
with friends in Toronto last week
ugh Co. and will,.fe-mater their, em-
ployee. •
Another Deer Hit
While driving along the highway
a mile north of '.i'eeswater, Bert Free.
man ran smack into a big buck deer.
It was found lying in the ditch, but
on sighting the men it etaggered • to.
e i its feet and hopped the wire fence
into the field. The impact left a dent'
1'1 in a front fender of the car just' to'
prove that the accident really did •
33ensall, were the guests of Mr. and
14Irs J. A. Carnie Sunday last.
"* The Blake Branch of the W.M.S.
�raxzcties. General Hospital, was able to return
to her home here, making the trip by
train as far as Seaforth and from
there was brought to her home by
motor, and is improving. nicely.
1 The friends of Wm. Chapman will
regret to learn that he continues
quite poorly at his home about two
Mr. Hugh Dobson of Vancouver, miles southwest of town.
e a splendid address in,the church
re on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Win. Cochrane accompanied
Mrs. Gerald Farquhar and son of
licago, visited relatives in this vie- i
lty during the week.
Mr. Harold Hill Munn of Perth,
led in this vicinity during the
Little Bobbie and Keith Love,
:sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love are
ill with scarlet fever. Their daughter
E{elen underwent an operation in St
.Joseph's Hospital, London this week
We wish them all a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Norris of
';:tear Brncefield visited at the home
'ef Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jarro.tt,
Mr. Fred Brock returned from the
-moth where. he was fortunate in get -
ling one deer. He is working on the
farm of Mr. Frank Hagan for the
*inter months.
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COUNTY NEWS
Has Explosion
An explosion during a chemical
test in the science room of the Win-
ghain High School one day recently
sent particles of glass flying in all
directions. Principal Hall and three
students received cuts or burns.
Retain Cup
Another footbaI--1 season was bro-
ught to a close with the Clinton Col-
legiates team successfully defending
the Hough Cup at Brussels. At Sea -
forth the score was 1-0, and at Brus-
sels 0-0. Goderich had previously
been eliminated by Brussels.
MASSEY-HARRIS NEWS
Almost New Top Buggy and 1O -inch grinder with
New Plates, at Bargain Prices
Please manifest your appreciation, for having
received credit on Repairs by settling by Nov. 21st.
We now must have settlements to meet obligations.
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.SUPERLASTIC TIRES AND TUBES, GIVE
YOU GREATER VALUE PER DOLLAR
GAS OIL AND GREASE
Tal. Shop 149 O. KLOPP & SONS Res. 67
AUCTIONEERING? YES!
wrist broken while in the act :of
Icranking her car.
1 !*. Leage of .Nations Vindicated •
1 In a debate held under the auspices
of the Clinton Horne and SeirooI Club:
Miss Faye. Lindsay and A. Fiishie,
' taking the negative of the subject;
"that the League of Nations has fail-
ed o justify its existence", out argu-
ed the ,affirmative speakers, Kent eth
Dougan and. Miss Gladys Gingerich
The debaters being students of Clin-
ton Collegiate Institute.
I' To O
'.Workmen are putting on the finish-
ing touches • on the Free 7vlethodist
church at the corner of Victoria and
Park streets, Goderich, and the pas-
tor expects the first service will be
conducted on Dec, 13th. The found-
ation of this compact little place of
worship was laid only two months
ago. The building Was macre possible
through a bequest of. the late John
Millian.
Dog and Wildcat in Fatal Fight .
From .Summerhill comes a story of
a battle between a collie dog and a
wildcat, resulting in the death of
both. Robt. Johnston's collie dog was
pen December 13th
fond of hunting rabbits alo-1;, the
river flats. One day he did not return
and when several days passed Mr.
Johnston went looking for his. pet
The sight which met his eyes along:
the river bank was a gruesome one.
The dog lay dead, badly torn and
ripped, and a few feet away' -was the
body of the cat and evidence of a
grim, terrific struggle to the end.
Rushed Husband to Hospital
Although she had never driven a
car before in her life, 'Mrs. Elmer
Watke, of •Carrick Tp., drove three
miles to Walkerton to bring her inj
ured husband to hospital. Her hus-
band lost his left hand when it was
drawn into the cutter of a threshing
machine at the home of his father-in-
law, John Lerch, three miles from
Walkerton:
Must Stay Out
"No Trespassing" signs have been
placed in the fire hall at Seaforth,
in accordance with a recent decisio i
of the council, It is understood a
transient invaded the fire hall the
e'lher day 'to .seek lodging just after
re had been observed spending more
than a dollar in a beverage ram.
The authorities are of the opinion
that the fire hall is no place for tran-
sients saturated with firewater.
Laid To Rest
The funeral of the late Mrs. B.
Amy took place from her late hone
Exeter Wednesday last, and conduc-
ted by her. pastor, Rev. A. Page. A
trio "Nn Night There" was sung by
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Goulding and
Mrs: T. Coates. The bearers were 6
nephews. Relatives and• friends were
present at the funeral from Drayton,
Hurford, Brantford and I-iarriston
Sinclair--Potheringham
At the United church parsonage,
1 0"7 or 21st, I'•e•s, W, A
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BANK OF MONTREAL
Established 1817
c.. f presentation, in easily understandable fo 771,
of the Bank's
ANNUAL STATEMENT
31st October, 1936
LIABILITIES
LIABILITIES TO THE PUBLIC
Deposits
Payable on demand and after notice.
Notes of the Bank in Circulation: -
Payable on demand.
Bills Payable . . • ,
Time drafts issued and outstanding.
Acceptances and Letters of Credit Outstanding
Pinanrial responsibilities undertaken on behalf of customar:
fico off -setting atnamtt [x1 in "Resources").
Other Liabilities to the Public . .
items which do vol Caere funder the foregoing headings.
Total Liabilities to the Public . -
LIABILITIES TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
Capital, S urplus and Undivided Profits
and Reserves for Dividends .
This amount represents the shareholders interest in the Bank,
over which liabilities to the public take precedence.
Total Liabilities
RESOURCES
To meet the foregoing Liabilities the Bank has
Cash in its Vaults and Money on Deposit with
Bank of Canada .
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 and Other Bonds and Debentures
-Not exceeding market valve. The greater piortion, consist,
of gilt -edge secloaities which mature at early dates.
Stocks
.$691,31.2;054.08
27,749,972.00
137,838.65
7,1.6'8,979.49
1,947,00 5.98
7.28,315,850.20
76,766,147.82
43805,081,998,02
• $ 79,242,079.39
29,222,231.15
• 20,264,801.82
Railway and industrial and other stocks. Not exceeding -market
value.
Call Loans ourcade. of Canada •
Secured by bands, stocks and other negotiable securities of
greater value than the loans and representing moneys quickly
available with no disturbing effect on conditions in Kannada:
Call Loans in Canada
Payable on demand and secured
greater value than the loans.
Bankers' Acceptances
Prime drafts accepted by other banks.
TOTAL OF QUICKLY AVAILABLE RESOURCES
(equal to 83.27% of all Liabilities to the Public)
Other Loans
by bonds and
stocks
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To •manufacturers, farmers, merchants and others, oncondi—
tions consistent with ,sound banking.
Bank Premises . . . -
Two properties only are carried in the -names of holding
companies; the stock and bonds of these companies are en-.
tirely owned by the Bank and appear on the books at $1.00,
in each case. All other of the Bank's premises, the value of
which largely exceeds $14,000,000, appear -under this heading_
Real Estate, and Mortgages on Real Estate Sold by the
Bank
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Acctsiired in the course of the Bank's business and in process
of being realized neon.
x Customers' Liability under Acceptances and
Letters of Credit . .
Represents liabilities of customers on account of Letters of
Credit issued and Drafts accepted by the Bank for their
account.
Other Assets not included in the Foregoing .
Making Total Assets of . , •
to wee4 payment of Liabilities to ibe Public of
442J8 3,097.95
1,030,297.08
25,400,166.98
2,169,988.82
361,924.25
$606,472,5 87.44
174,141,1)11.90
14;000;000.00
1,507,373.67
7,16:8,979.49
. 1,792,045.52
805,081,998.02
728,315,250.20
leaving an excess of Assets over Liabilities to the Public- of $ 76,766,147_$2
PROFIT and LOSS ACCOUNT
Profits for tile year ended 31st October, 1936, after making appropriations
to Contingent Reserve Fund, out of which, Fund full provision for Bad
and Doubtful Debts has been made, and after deducting Dominion and
Provincial Government Taxes amounting to $991,645.26 ,
Dividends paid or payable to Shareholders . $2,$30,000.00
Written off Bank Premises 200,000.00
Balance of Profit and Loss Account,. 31st October, r93 s
Transferred to Rest Account . . . ,
Balance of Profit and Lass carried forward .. .. .
CHARLES B. GORDON,
President
$3,181,501.37
3,080,000.00
$ 101,301.37
1,935,033.36
$2;036,534.73
1,000,000.00.,
- $1.035.534.73
110G,
JACKSON DODDS,
faint General Manders
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II The strength of a bank is determined by its historyi ir:S policy, .itimanagement
and the extent of its resources For 119 years the Bank of Montreal has
been in the forcjront of Canadian finance
Jean 1VIcDougall, only daughter of forth since 1:920: TM widow; Isabella
Sauter and two sons survive, he is
also survived by two brothers and
two sisters:, Mrs. Chas. Wasman of
Miss Nettie Sinclair, s'
iser of the Stanley Twp: The filnera3 was held
Mr. and Mrs. D. Fotheringham,
to Wm. C. Sinclair, son of Mrs. Sin-
clair, Stanley. The bridesmaid was,
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groom, and John Fotheringharn, bio- privately.
Death of Peter J. Dodds
entq, and later :the happy couple ]eft Peter J. Dodds, highly regarded
1 py p resident. of McKillop, passed away at
011 a motor trip. They will reside on Nov. 17th, at his horse in Tucker -
the groom's farm in Stanley, smith. Since August he had been in
poor health and underwent an oper-
Death of William, Cameron, e,tion at London, returning homer fuor
,0] weeks ,ago, and was able to be
s
ther of the bride,, was best mast, A.
reception was held and dinner serv-
ed at the °home of the br-ide'si par-
e
ie death occurred following n round for, a short time. He bore hie
protraced illness, on Tuesday 'night illness with cheerfulness. Ere was
of Wm, Cameron, a well-known and born and lived all his life on the
highly esteemed resident,, in his 9'8th homestead. He was Pma.rriec] to Eliz°e-
' pent pracCc til;,r a r ilis, lift± beth, Martin,, who survives 'hftnt tee-
n the d ;;t;'ict. He . has lived be Ser- , ,, thou-, wi:tit. on1e. 8011, Alvin . Ra :Do:dds.1
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Falls In Elevator
. -Losing her balance as she was--;
shaking a -rug from a balcony at her.
resilience, •Seaforth; Mrs. E. H. Hod-
gins fell lb feet to the ground and
suttarei serious injuries. Her brother
IL J. Winter, witnessed the accident
Rushed to Scott Memorial Hospital,..
Mrs. Hodgins was found to tie suffer-
ing from internal injuries.
Falls Down Shaft
Stepping into an elevator shaft.
-wizen the elevator wasn't 'here, td -
win Hawkins, driver of a Clarke'
transport truck, Seaforth, fell 20
iiee!t and broke his ankle. due had'
`been loading freight in a Toron,to. •
building .and Was walking' backwards,
drawing .• a hand truck. He landed'
.3•tanUiitg up. ; The truck did not fol»..
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