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Creamery wi11. be open to receive•a
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ON SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9:30
Commencing April 25th and throughout the summer months.
BRUSSELS CREA :"I ERY
Every Three Seconds
•One Yorkshire Tailor
Turns Out a Garment
For the Services
Army great Co'a'ts' use up Tory
miles of cloth and lining a week it.
a single Leeds factory where Ons
garment is completed every three
seconds. This workshop and another
which has turned mut 320,000 battle
dresses a week ere using every
week enough cotton to go three
times round the Equator.
These are only two of the 259
tailoring firers• who were given tb?
largest single clothing ardor etP,'
placed --•for 5.000,000 battle2resse4
blouses and 6.000,000 trousers. That
meant 9,000 miles of clo't'h absorb-
ing 10;000 tons of wool; 9,000 miles
of lining. and 200,000.000 brass her.
Eons, A weak later, 1,150,000 Army
great coater were ordered, calling
for 7,000,000 yards of the heavy
milled waterproofed doter specially
produced far thre purpose by tba
1'0111 Hire ntilltu, xnto blend six dif•
feren0 colours of wool to make the
perfect khaki. In six months the
overcoats produced from X•erkehtel
cloth would have provided 25 year
supply in normal times.
These huge nrkrtstsearrodueing fac-
tories can undertake gigantic con-
tracts like half a million battle-
dreseee or oVerrenas because they
are-eniuli'pe l with the most modern
of labomriaaving machines and in
peace time produce huge quantities
of men's quits and coats, Little
aduup:stiou is required to turn the
machines over to war proditeti rn,
which includes no only the standard
a env nnifotmt but tropical kit of
drill for troops 'serving overseas,
heavy woollen goods in Royal Navy
and Air Force blue. as well ars Slacks,
tunics .and skirts for tine girls on
gun. sites and !bomber stations
A11 this war work means; that only
a fraction of the British clothing
indusny can work on "civvy" wear
now standardized' as Utility suits.
£ae
SCRAP METAL
RAGS, PAPER
BONES
It's not always easy to remember that every
scrap counts—but it's true. Every scrap does
count.
Tons of war material are being made from the
scrap metals, rags, paper, bones and the waste
collected from Canadian homes.
Carry on the good work—every day of every
week. Help win this war at your own back door.
ERUSSTELS SALVAGE CAMPAIGN
HEADQUARTERS AT THE ARENA
OPENED ON SATURDAYS
9:00 A. M. to 11:30 A. M.
9:00 P. M. to 10:00 P. M.
ISSUED BY DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL WAR SERVICES
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ANNUAL 'W C'a rh CRT
of
Brussels, Morris and Gre
Telephone System
For year ending December 3 st, 115 41
The Annual Meeting of the Subscribers of the Brussels, Morris
and Grey Telephone System will be held in the Town Hall, Brussels,
nn Saturday, May 23rd, 1942 at 2 pan.
COMMISSIONERS
D. Mn'PAVIS'H .......... ............ ....r,.,, Chairman
H. A. KEYS .......................... Conurnissloner
ROBT. S111OI6TRF)JOD Comnturissioner
OFFICERS
W. S. SCOTT ...,, Secretary
Number of Telephones, December 31st ,1940
Subscribers 978
Renters 100 Total 1078
Number of Teleph:oses, December 31st, 194.1
Sulysu:ribene. 970
Renters 96 Total 1066
Net. Lasts 111 Telephones for the year ........... .....r. 12 telephones.
Miles of Poles January 1st, 1940 ........... ..r........,. 20.1
Miles of Poles, December 3196, 1940 ............................ 201
Net gain in Pole mileage for the year . Nil miles
Mlles orf Single Wire, January list, 1940 1302
iJilea of Single Wire, December 01st, 1940 ............. 1302
Net gain, in 'Wire mileage i'or the year . Nil
miles
miles
OPERATING ACCOUNT—REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
The following is a conalensed statement of Revenue and
Expenditure for the year ending December 31, 1941,
Statement of Revenue & Expenditure For Year Ending
December 31st, 1941.
REVENUE
Subscribers' Levies in 10.41, Collected. . $5,439.57
Subscribers' Levies in 1941, 'Uncollected ,.,, 2,162.65
Non.Subls'cr•ibeus' Rentals for 1941 , Collected 617:00
Non -Subscribers' Rentals for 1941, Uncollected 136.60
Local Tolls from Non.Subscribers,
Pay Stations, etc. .. 338.55
Front Bell Telepbone Company for
'Commissions ............. 1,026.61
11iseellaneous .............. 10.55
Bun; Interest ......... ..... .... :..... .,.. -152.60
Total Revenue ..................................... . ...........
EXPENDITURE
Operators' Salaries ..................................... $3,117.00
Annual Switching FeOe .................. „ 95.91
Ala in: enance & Repairs—Wages 1,728.50
'Maintenance & Repairs—MVIa:teria.1s
and Supplies ....
Cannris;sioners' Salaries
Secretary-Treasau•oras 'Salary ........................
' Other Salaries°—Auditoa+s•, Clerks, etc ......... .....
Fuel & Light ......... ................ .... . ............ .
Stationery, Printing, -Postage, etc
Tesunanca
Gas, 011 & Track Maintenance ....................
2 reiglrt & Cartage
1,180.79
99.00
710.00
204.10
209.03
242.80
121.2e
267.52.
14.45
58.17
$9,883.40
Total Operating Expenditure ...............• 95,081.49
Gross Income .....91,801.97
Interest on Temporary Loans ..................................... Ni'l
Principal & Interest Payable on Debentures NiI
Net Income, Enilrthit I. ........., ...... ....... $1,801.97
Construction Account For Year Ending December 31st, 1941.
RECEIPTS
From date of By -Law fns the establishment of the System to
December 3lrst, 1940.
From Proceeds of Debenures .. $53,837.92
1Fron, Subs.cribers in Lieu of
Debenture Payments, ..................... Nil
From Revenue .. 6,321.91
From January 1st, 1041 .to December 31st, 1041
From Temporary Loans .........................a. Nil
From Proceeds of Debentures •.......... ............... Nol
Prom Subscribers in Lieu of
Debenture, Payments. ......................... Nil
From Revenue .,,. , Nil
Receipts for period .......... ................ Nil
Total Receipts ................. . ..
990,169.81
990,159.81
DISBURSEMENTS
From date of 011yLaw for the esta:llislmnen1..of the System to
December 31st, 1040:
Temporary Loan Repayments ................ .:. Nil
Expended on Plant & Equipment .. $90,159.83
$90,169,83
From January 1st, 1941 to Decemrlber 311st, 1942.
Temporary Loan Repayments 0141
Expended on Plant & Equipment , , , ,. Nil
Disbursements for year .............................. Nil
Total Disibur'sements........, ... ... 490,150.83 $90,150.83
The Brussels, Morris &, Grey Municipal Telephone System
Balance Sheet As At December 31st, 1941
CAPITAL ASSESTS
Plant & Equipment .,.,,...., 87,846.14
Offiee Furniture .,,.. 55500
Total KkgPital AAMOS ,••• 41.4..0.00... .,,,,.M.,. $90,159,35
390,159.89
4i
(MAY 24th) WEEK -END
FARE AND ONE-QUARTER
Good going noon Friday, May 22, nodi 2
P.M. Monday, May 25.
Returning: 'cave destination up to midnight
Tuesday, May 26. Times shown= Staodard.
Per fora and full infer -maim apply
to year nearest ticket ogees.
C.AiVADI1A►N NATIONAL,
CAPITAL LIABILITIES
Debentures Outstanding .......••..••., Nil
Debentures Paicl ,,.. .. ,........ $33,837.92
Capital Assets nuanced by
Revenue Funds ...................................6,321.91
REVENUE
CURRENT ASSESTS
Cash on hand and in Rink .............................95,42.2.41
Subscribers? Levies' Uncollected 1.941 2,162.68
Rental Uncollected in previous yearns and
up to December 3•1st, 1941 ..........
Tolls Uncollected in previous years
and up to December 311. t. 1941 per ledgers 2,2O2.19
Tolls added to Tex Rolls ................................. 226.34
Materials & Supplies on baud .. 1,740.54
Friel on band ..............................................10.00
Tools & Vehicles 963.00
Dominion of Canada, War Loan Bonds, ................ 5.500.00
Total Current. Assets ...................................... $19,516.71
OWING BY CAPITAL ACCOUNT RP Capital Aoest.s
Financed by Revenue Funds ..................................... $6,321,91
$25,895.tir:
312.55
$90,1559.83
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Pell Telephone Company re Tolle
475.00
Total Can'rent Liabilities $75.00
CURRENT SURPLUS
Balance December 31st, 1940 ...................... $23,937.46
Add: Net Income for year, per Ex. 111. ....... 1,801.97
Adjustment re: Dell Telephone ................. 84.71
925,824.14
Less: Refund .52
Balance December 31st, 1941 .............................. $25,8200.63
$25,593.62
Dated this 6th day of iV1ay, 1942.
I certify that the annexed statements of Revenue and
Expenditure, •Oomistmguction Account and Balamue Sheet Exhibit a true
and correct view of the state of the 'Syistem'saffairs as on December
31st, 1941.
Frank P. Gibbs, C.A., Auditor.
Clear telephone lees for
ALL-OUT PRODUCTION
Your telephone is part of a vast interlocking sys-
tem now carrying an abnormal wartime load. Don't
let needless delays hold up messages on which pro.
Auction efficiency may depend.
OMER „Wt9RT/ME TEIEPlielVE Tmerit:c-
OBE SURE you have the right
number...consult the directory. . q >
OSPEAK distinctly, directly into ~..
the mouthpiece.
Q.ANSWER promptly when the
bell rings. { 1 r
Q BE BRIEF. Clear 1
the next call.
Your line for
e ` tt.
Mote things may loo* h)Jil,g, bat
ore 6,500,000 daily relopbone
calls, they are very hnportaat.