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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1935-11-28, Page 4After alit you bake for nourishment Poe* l lour ri b in gluten --hat more "lifer and *nw tritlka tto tit also isoiparts that Tine, tasty flavor which will make alt your baking delightful. Wiest for sll your.Bak nsf • HOW TO "KEEPEDUCATED" Read Daily the World -Wide Constructive News in TIE CIMISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An International Daily Newspaper It gives. an the constructive world news but does not exploit crime and aoandal. hien like the column, The World's Day" -news at a glance for the busy reader. It has interesting feature pages for allthe family. a :6Veekly Magazine Section, written by distinguished authorities, on eco= tamale, social and political problems, $Ives a survey of world affairs. is.®Ai.. maw $1 S 0:1[11 raw vonunsa losan Is. Nom lam was Irm aim.�. The Christian Science Publishing Society One. Norway Street. Boston, Massachusetts Please enter my subscription to The Christian Science Monitor for a period of 1 year 59.00 6 months 64.50 3 month; $2,25 1 month 750 Wednesday issue, ineludi.:g a-ac,nine S -coon: 1 year $2,60, 6 issues 25o Address name m WANTED LIVE OR DRESSED T. �7��, h ,c��o p�•y l'�Is i' reCsin'sa� s '� �h�,..Yc''; s9 Geese an Turkeys HIGHEST PRICES PAID WRITE OR PHONE TO Swift Canadian Company EXETER -- Phone 216. 1' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown of Zur- ich visited with Mr. and Mrs. Satyr .fly, Sunday afternoon .Mr. Robert McClinchey of the 4 oshen Line called on Mr. and Mrs. .Rudy Oescr, Sunday afternoon. Mr- Jim Johnston is at present sp- • nding a few days with his sister, Mrs. Fred Turner at Goderich. Miss Gladys Douglas, R. N., who is nursing at Seaforth called on her another, Mrs. R. •N. Douglas, an after - mom recently. Itrly, and Mrs: El. Erb spent an af- •av,.ening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Oesch rets -sly. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston, , of !Zanier called on his parents, in the 'edilage <Sunday afternoon. Mr. Allen Swartzentruber flip had &teen visiting with friends at Baden, anew Hamburg and Tavistock for. a 'meek, returned hone, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Stickley were unday visitors with Mr. ahs; Mrs. Jake Rwartzentruber. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barber and /° niiy of St. Marys spent Sunday with friends in this vicinity. Mr. Gorden Johnston left on Fri- illay for Northern 'Ontario where re will spend the •winter. Sunday visitors with ninos and Roy Gingerich's_ were: Mr. and Mrs .Leonard Erb of near Hensall; Mr. Wand Mrs. Seth Amanns of Zurich; .Mr and Mrs. Emmerson Erb and . baby •daughter. • ' Miss Jean Hey, accompanied" .by 'Mr. Eric Thompson and Miss Maude Woodrow of London, spent Sunday iavith M:r. and Mrs. Sam 'Hey. Miss Kathleen Hey' spent Sunday 'wtr her friend Miss Grace Ortwein. tof the Bronson Line. Miss Mildred Hey left Tuesday -morning for Toronto, where she will -visit her relatives and also take in :tiro Royal Winter Fair. HILL$GREEN Death of Mrs. Cochrane After an illness of about a year's duration, Mary Jane Jarrott, widow of the late Mr. John Cochrane pas - .f. -ed away on Friday, November 22nd IPw5, in her 72nc1 year, Her death is sincerely regretted by a urge cir ' t i' of. rr?zti, and fie„-, -.r Ct'Z'Rsed was born on Lot. 4, on the `Y <:rr Line, and lived there a number -nt years, moving with her parents to not, 20, Hay Township whore she her 18, eh 6 Township until her death. All. that medical aid and tender nursing cou- ld do to relieve her constant suffer- ing were unavailable. Truly, a de- voted mother, kind and reaey with loving advice and help to others' hospitable to a high degree. Mrs. Cochrane was held to the highest re- gard by her family, neighbors and friends with whom she will be lunch missed. --- She leaves to mourn her loss four sons and seven daughters. John of .Stanley Twp; Alan at home; James of Toronto; William of Chic- ago; Mrs. F. Farquhar of Hensall; IVirs. H. McMurtrie of Kipcen; Mrs. R. Hopkins• of Chicago; Mrs. L. Eller of Falconbridge; Mrs. K. Kenney of Seattle; Mrs. R. Dick of Toronto and Edna at home, one daughter predece- sed. Two sisters, Mrs. D. S. Saund- ers of London; Mrs. R. Jones Seat- tle and three brothers: James and Will of Hillsgreen and Norman of. Toronto. The funeral was held on Monday afternoon from the home. The service was conducted by Rev. E. F. Crandler. Many beautiful floral tributes. • Interment was made in Hillsgreen cemetery. The pall- bearers were four sons and Maurice i Farquhar and Alex McMurtrie, gran - i dsons. Those coining, from a dist- ance to attend the funeral were: Mrs. L. Eller, Falcoribridge; Mr. and Mrs. R. Dick, Douglas and Mr. N. Jarrott Mr. James Cochrane of Tor - 1 onto; Mr. Robt. Hopkins and Mr. W. I Cochrane, Chicago; lir. and hlrs. D. B, Saunders, London; Mr. W. L. Forrest, Goderich. The McGarvins' of McKillop and Tuckersm.ith'town- ships, and friends from Centralia, Seaforth, Hensall. HEN-S_ALL Mr. and Mrs. R. Walters' and Mrs Agnes McDonald are leaving for their new home in Vancouver, B.C. Dr. and Mrs. Collyer were guests at the Kennedy -McCormick wedding in London, Saturday last. Alice Higgins cif the Beaeh o', Pines, spent a week end at .rer horns cert, Miss IreneDot l $las, assistant prin- lipal of the Hensall Continuation School, underwent an operation in t7'r. Collyer's office for throat' trouble e1 the ,school in ficin, :alcen by Miss JVlcLenrion of St, John Mrs. f+ 1,.. i I3engough, who was. Piper e ated an at Seaforth hospital for ap- pendicitis, was1.-ti:e fitly eo. J...„ .... , Wm Fraser has been confined to his home fox' several days 'through illness, Mrs. Charlie 111i.Donald. has return- ed home atter spending several we. eks visiting -her daughter in Toronto', Ethel Murdock is visiting with i,l i ends at Landcm, Ed. Berry of Windsor, was a visit- or with his mother, Mrs. T. Der*ry. Grace ],hock of London was a le: cent visitor with her, parents, Mrs. Hy, Hogarth ofSeaforth 51i- ent a few days visiting rer sister iii; law, Miss M. Ilognrth, Rev, and Mrs. A. Sinclair • attended the funeral of an aunt of 1Vfrs• Sin- clair in London last week. Keith Buchanan, son of.„ Wm. $u chanan, while !playing a se,lool the other day, was knocked:down and, had his leg broken in •two places. He was rushed to ,Seaforth Hospital for treatment. Mrs, John Parke visited last week with her sister, hit s A. J. Douglas at Hyde Park. r - Mr. and Mrs. A. Douglasof Hyde Park were visitors with Hensall fri- ends. pr. Mrs. John Johnston, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas of Hyde Park attended the funeral of the late A. A. Cuthill at Winthrop Sunday last. The firm of Bonthron & Drysdale have added a new truck to their al- ready ]arge motor equipment. David Kyle, wro has been driver for the Beane Bakery for several years, has resigned his .position and has been succeeded by Harold Wil- lard. - Mr. and Mrs. John Bolton, 1V1rs, Thos. Berry and Miss Ellen Ford vis- ited with friends at Lucknow. A big railroad party was held at the home of Thos. Shaddick on Thurs day eve last when station agents and their staffs and the section men from Hyde Park to Clinton gathered here to do honor to Mr. Shaddick who re- tired from the service of the C.N, ,,. recently after 34 years of faithful service. Mr. Shaddick • entered the service of the C.N.R. at Londesbora and after five years there came to Hensall where he has been section foreman for the past 29 years, Hensall's oldest resident, Mrs.' Jos- eph Hudson, celebrated her95th' birthdah last Wednesday. During `the, day a great many relatives and fri- ends called at the home, to cute is their good wishes. Mrsfl Hudson al= so received many telephone calls and telegrams from members of the fain- tly. She also received a number of beautiful presents. She has 'spent most of her life in the district, and is in fair realth, enjoying life any her many friends extended congratulati— ons. COUNTY NEWS. . o,.�ebat,.,aleLiato'vrel t, -c 4Y ''^' nasi polder userswill receive a 1.0 per cent., rebate• ontheir 1 1935 ,bills, This announcement was made following the Public Utilities Commission meeting recently. November :Strawberries What is believed to be a record,for strawberries at least, ' is recorded in Clinton, wrere Wm. 'Walker produe- ed a couple of - full-grown ' berrits from his patch. recently. They were partly red, but he stated' that birds. had stolen others which were. fully ripe. This is considered another of thethe signs of an unusually late fall. Engagement Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Heyter aniio'- unce the engagement of their you- ngest daughter, Hazel Kathleen, tb John Cecil, son of Mr. and Mss._, .o Dowson, all of Stanley township; The marriage ' to take 'place in the neer. future. • Bathing atKincardine F,our Kincarding youths chose to go in for a swim in the river at that town on Thursday last. They do not belong to any Polar Bear club, but claim that they enjoyed tne -„clip in - spite of cold. wind and grey shies. It seenis that there were no other bath- ers to get in their way. Passed Away at Goderich Annie McInnes, widow of Capt Joseph Noble, who sailed the- lakes ill schooner days, - passed away- at 'her home in Goderich, She was -iii her':: 89th year, was born in Scotland, and come to Canada with her parents 'when four years of age; Her par- ents cut a home from the bush of Stanley Township. She was nta'rri ed at Bayfield ,55 years ago, and' came to live in Goderich. May Stop Sending Patients to Hospitals. Me increasedcost of indigent pa- tients in hospitals to the County of Bruce, hase aroused the attention of• the , County Council and a special, committee of Reeve Tol anis of South- ampton; Ewart, of •Clic sley, and .Lo-, as app gie, of Paisley, v ointed to in-, The is fore last year were ,over -,$ cast ' d L. Victor 1loga, , ;of� Exeter Vl'li o ' accoun R5;700: "t oye illi some rnonths ago underwent a sec- ond operation for a graft to the spine at Christie St. Hospital'To i- onto, has made a splendid ricovely. The plaster cast in which he has be- ni kept for months was ,recentlyre- moved .and an X-rayrevealed that 1>;tve . 1°'nit Gatisfact oi.ily. What those months have meant to, V he 1*t one b:rovn and at i 'apel ,, f ..,; r. � c..i *"."t>';•^t .iv 714"'+' 'c)✓tilrTnd :. and that. he may live to enjoy ^sclltt « mho • F MO TR Established 181.7 . C-4 presentation, in easily understandable form, of the‘Bank's ANNUAL STATEMENT 31st October, 1935 28tH, 1935 LIABILITIES. LIABILITIES TO 271E PUBLIC.� Deposits ' Payable on demand and after notice. Notes of the Bank.. in Circulation. ,. 0. 0 - Payable on demand. Bilis Payable . .. + ► Time ;drafts issued and outstanding. Acceptances and Letters of Credit Outstanding . Pinancial responsibilities undertaken on behalf`' of customers (seeoff-setting amount (x) in "Rerourcee"). Other Liabilities to the Public . .. Items which do not come under the foregoing- headmggi. Total Liabilities to the Public . " . • a LIABILITIES TO THE SHAREHOLDERS - Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits and . Reserves for Dividends . . This amount represents the shareholders' interest in the Bands, - 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 . . . • ;P Notes of and Cheques on Other Banks r , a+ Payable in cash or, presentation. Money on Deposit with Other Banks • n . Available on demand or at short notice. Government and Other Bonds and Debentures . Not exceeding market value. The greater portion consisins of gilt -edge securities which mature at early dateu. Stocks i J. • Railway -and Industrial and other stocks, Not exceeding market value.Lo• Call• ans outside of Canada . a Secured by bonds, stocks and other negotiable securities of greater value than ibe loans and representing moneys quickly available with no disturbing effect on conditions in Canada. Call Loans in : Canada Payable on demand and secured by bond: and stock: a, greater value than the loans. Bankers' Acceptances -_� e. 4 - Prime drafts accefted by other hanks. TOTAL OF QUICKLY AVAILABLE RESOURCES .. (equal to 74.48% of- all Liabilities to the Public) Ather-Loans=a :; o To manrtfgctn",,,, fairt+ers merchants and other?, on cdn txotrt. consrsieltt: f�tth soun(i banknog Bans.' Premises, r.a t •,: Three 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 $2.00 in each case. fill other of the Bank's. premises, the value �f which largely exceeds $24,500,000, appear under this heading. Real .Estate, and Mortgages on Real Estate Sold by the Bank Acquired in ▪ the course of ▪ the Ban▪ k's business and. in proreri of being realized upon. x Customers' Liability under Acceptances and Litters of Credit . . • . Represents liabilities of customers; on account of ,Lentis s4 Credit issued and Drafts accepted. by the Bank' for t2t els account, Other Assets not included in the Foregoing , Making Total Assets of . to meet payment of Liabilities to she Public, aj leaving an excess of Assets_over ifiaabils'l es to•tbe Publicoj $674944,866.06 29,959,128.50 353,011.79 7,066,426.26 1,784447.07 $716,107,779.68 76,665,093.08 $792,772,872.76 82,711,635.13 27,634,396..16 37,764,631.60 361,769,848.49' 103,872.95 1, 18,835,238.07 4,435,736.20 I3$►,252.54 $533,374,811a4- 234,461,311.20. 1,523,432.05 7 'c.•66,,426.26 1,846,892.11 • 792,77.2,872.76 716,107,779.68 76,665,093.08 - PROFIT and LOSS ACCOUNT Profits for the year ended 31st October, 1935, after making appropria- tions to Contingent Reserve -Fund, out of which Fund full provision . for Bad and Doubtful Debts has been made , $4,007,302-4.5 Less Dominion and Provincial Government Taxes , . 11,00.2;089.49 3.3,005,212,.57 Dividends paid or payable to Shareholders 88D.,p00l00 Balance of Profit and Loss'Account, 31st October, Balance of Profit and Loss carried forward CHARLES •B.• GORDON, President 3 125,212.57 1934 s. b. • '1,609,820.79 •• • 31.935,033:36 W. A. BOG, JACKSON DODDS, , koirn General ,Managers The strength of rr bunk is determined by its history, its policy, its management and the extent of its resources. For 118 years the • Bank oil Montreal has been in the forefront o f Canadian finance. ' many years of health and happiness, half south. on: the Sauble Lite, Exeter Times -Advocate.' clearing the. land themselves.' Cooked Bulbs ;Iriisteed' of Onions . The duties of a division court clerk Protects Deer do not necessitate a knowledge o n Sen.tor J. J. Donnelly, father of botany, so Charlie Shephard, Godes .nolle.tor. Ffank Donnelly of Goder- ich, is not entirely to blame for tlr iclr,.ts°'Ieading those citizens or(trey mistake he made, It is fortunate, a•nd. L'rlrce who object to the open lhowevei , that his "sense of .taste is tri season for deer declared in the two good order. Ile cooked hiznseif a,nice•. counties. The Senator, with Donnelly mess of onions and diel riot•know un- Bros., and -W. D. Cargill, owns some til he had taken. the :first motithful 6,000 lcd'es tlf' Gxeenoek: swamp: IA that he had by mistakepreparedhis which there are many deer, and they have posted "No ideal fr'oitt a bag of ndr"cisstls bulb' on signs on titin• property and have threat Celebrates Btvtbe ay enecl agtioa any .against g y 1 tunters vlrlto', Mrs. Ramsay Field vitlit: celebrated may invade their domains. ' her: Dist birthday I{x'lttay lase, was 3Vlak ns—Vltestlaice born 'in I3ayficld and livcci there all A. pretty weddingtook pace- at aind Mrs. .Ben. Makins of Steph- en. teph-en. The ceremony was perforni.ed b • Rev. A. Page, pastor of James' St;.. Ifthed Church, ander an arch of;:.. evergreen from which suspended a large white hell. Died at Seaforth The .death occurred after two wee ek's 'illness as a result of a stroke a-- paralysis, fparalysis, lof John McLennan, one of the oldest residents of the Seaforth Salvoition Army since it was ftitided.. He was horn in Scotland being a son of the late Alex. McLennan and came !'to 'Woodstock, Canada when liar years of age' and to Seaforth wheat. i.8. For a time he was employed at. tl o salt works and for 20 years wwas- herr, life. ;Her parent§ were amongthe the home of the'bride's .. mother,. at with the furniture factory and thea earliest settlers and came franc. Ire- .Exeter;:. when 'Violet M., •eldest dau for many years caietalcnr of the post land. in' 1820. They were. ; is rrie.j ".:icer of. Mrs,.� , g e and the late office. He was aicllvtl In Salcatlan Ar -- y •^L':i latex. and et ;`iici i:'t JJ,`,tji-..:�1, ...1' •�stlrake, was Y17rtd-.1 - ...., . ,•. 1 l'. ^+arrtarlc, having been �xrizrflt scr went {field within tic. corporation 1ieaits„ . a iu 'iial11tt(:: 1kink, cagnt. of `rntl,ja�-j 1was.''tw,ice married,' zu 'vivi g'