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illistrict News Orillia. is planning to stage a win- ter carnival, the town council bein-D instrumental in o1'ga11izi11g'. A fea- ture will be skiing` and the co- operation of the Toronto anl Hunt.~' ville Skii clubs is promised. Irwin .VIcMahon, of Ha\vkcsto11c, sec1'et.a1`y-t1`casu1'e1' of the Oro Agri- cultural Society and of the Orillia. Ag'ricultural Society, was elected ax director of the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies at the 35ti1 annual convention in Toronto recent- ly. At a joint meeting` of the Midlzun . Board of Educzxtion and M1". A. J. B. Gray, Government Supervisor, it \va.< ag'1'cc(l in order to meet present dc-mzuids to reduce the not schooi expenditures for 12135 by $6,006 loss than l93~1, exclusive of deben~ tures. Thu sixth un11i\*cr. of the open- ing of the Midlzmd Y.;\1.C.A. build- ing; was observed 'l`hu1'sday c\'L-ning, `Feb. 14th, at :1 dinner attended by -members of the Y..\1.CA. bozlrd zuu; Midland business. men who hu\'e con tributed m111ciz111_v to the ins'r,iLu- tion, the Y's Men, Young .\len s and Hi-Y clubs and the I..cz1(lc)'s' Colps. Coldwater council at :1 special! meeting last week refused to g1`:u1; 21 petition seeking 21 vote on :1 bev- c1'z1g`(- room, 1)re.. at a. p1'eviou.~, lnecting, and the village, for the present at least, will cast no ballots [for or Ll_`_,f'ZLl1.\`I. uut11o1'itics bcilu: g;1':n1t ed. I The Gp01'_g`iz111 1321) Shipping ('o.. )1i(_llzu1 lmve the contract to build '11 $75,000 c1'uis(:r for M1`. Chas. ;ShL-ppzlrd, of \V:1ubz1u. and To- '1'onto. The c1".11't will be (lesigzncd `I01 use on coast \\'z1te1'.~' as well as on `the Great Lakes, :15 M1`. Shc-ppzu't*. `spcmls much of the winter .~'L:1.s'o11 ir. .the state 01' F1o1'idu. v . (`:1pL. Geo. H. Pluytc-1', 01' (',ollin:_*- `wood. cclc1n'L1tcd his 80th bi1'thda_\' (on Monday, Feb. 18th. Skipper =P1ayte1' sailed the Upper Lakes for sixty _\`e'.n's and was at the wlmc-'. I $1882. when the burning" . .\I:mi- 'toulm \vas beached o_n .\lu_\' 18th. Wm. Ryan, of Co1(l\\'z1tm', has been appointed ro21(1must01` of that stretch -of higllxvay No. 12 from ALlm1'lc_\' U) Mitllzmd. In :1SSul11i11_.'.' his dutivs M1`. {yum takes over` part of thv iwork of .oa({Im1. ICcl\\'u1'(ls, 01 iBz11'1'ic, t'orme1'l_\' in c1m1'g2:e of all jprovincial ]1i5.rh\\'a_\ .< from Bzlrric tu jthe Severn and from Bcavcrton to :LVIid1zmd. i Gerald .\Iu1'.~:hu1l, 2L f2u'mu1' 1'(:si(l- iing near \`Vas11z1_2'o, zlppcu1'ud b(:t'orx- :\ I2l_`.,"i.s`t1"dt(,` Bick in Orillia last xvmrk chz11'_2'ed with c1'ue1t_\' to a11i1n;1l.~;. In- ispoctor F. 1:1-ownin_2' vi;~.:ite(1 thc i'.1:'n; anal 1'u;:m! :2 horsu Lznd `cattle dczul and two other cows um 21 11m'.<(: \\'cn~ in such 21 <'on(lition> , from lzu-It of food and water that they [wore near death, and the inspector `shot them to put them out o1'miscr_v. A ne of $25 01' one month in _;`:\ol \\'z1s impo. \,ap::_u........... Rest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Undivided Profits.` {L-\`. John .\Iz1cI\'e1'. retired P1'L:. lninister, died at his homv in .-\ther1c_\` last week. He was St`. _\'0z,n'.~' of age and cducatt.-(1 at lC L'ni\'<.-1'sit_\', and had been :1 mi. in \'2u'ious p;n`t;< of the u-nvhl Ixnfnvn 1-nrninn` fn (",:|I1:1Iln Z1 JlIl.\\IUHill_\ 111 \(lllULl.` world l)uf01'(: coming` He frlqucntly spoke in 1 l\'no_\' (`hu1*ch, Oro. [)iH'L." Ul LIIU to (Iunudu. tho Gaelic m The General Manager in his address at the Annual Meeting on 16th January referred to the more important changes in the balance sheet during the year, as follows-- Total Assets-$120,161,618., an improvement of $3,162,455. Of this amount $62,803,981. or 60.23% of our total liabilities to the public, consists of cash or assets readily convertible into cash. Loans and Advances-$52,589,405., after writing off all bad and doubtful debts and making full provision for all unsatisfactory accounts, show an increase of $4,157,178. This reflects some increase in the volume of business being done by commercial borrowers. Securities -- at not more than market prices--$35,536,715. Of these, 98% consist of Government and Municipalw -mainly short date and readily market- able. The bank is in a strong position to meet demands of Canadian industry as general conditions improve. ' Deposits -- At $93,713,726 Show a substantial increase of $3,275,991 during the year. Low Prices and Good Workmanship Quality The Best SEVZEZNTY-NINE YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL BANKING COMPARATIVE I T.;{az'Asse"';fIIIILLLLL `BAN IQ-TORONTO W. G. GOODERHAM D.-gm`. /Jill htronize Home Industry Condensed Report of Condition as` on 30th November, 1934 FIVE CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ASSETS Nov. 30, 1933 Nov. 30, 1934 Cheques of other Banks mother Banks, etc . . . . . . . .. $17,561,379.65 $21,615,206.98 + $4,053.85 Government and Muni- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41.654.004.42 35.536.715.45 - 6,117.22 W- /L..11_- --......_.n ,1 no : Am '2') I: RR? 059.39 -|- 1,568,6Z Order Your Stationery Business F01 ms Counter Check Books In Barrie LJUUULK. P"; filI/HI]! LETTERHEADS SALE BILLS GUMMED LABEL3 BUSINESS CARDS SYMPATHY CARDS LEDGERS BUSINESS FORMS LIABILITIES . $15,698,326.53 74/739,408.17 $1_1.99g1aaT $90,437, 34.70 1 Ef\!`\ f\IWI'\ nn va\.I,1u1 ,Lv1. LU 1,500,000.00 1,658,682.94 5,750, 284.00 up ) R nn :>,1au,.m4.uu 382,500.00 1,272,746.58 231,eo7.ss_ ,uuu, uuu.u U 614,674.14 All Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention-Phone 53 HARVEY B. HENWOOD f'.~-._~.- I ,\f,:n.;mu- \),\Juu, ., $1zo,1e1Ts` .3 ._.___.._ $1o4,273,'477.'1o `I an PAC"! 9'7 $iZ~,161~6i3_ \l\t .,_.--._, $."Z-l 3T?2-5f35_ 1 rznn Ann nn $1,891,943.39 14,316,917.6O 77,504, 865.3} Do A lU,l.uu.\.lv 5 1,500,000.00 1,796,464.12 6,465,239.00 LU`t,nLu,`ILL.av 150,967.37 6,000,000.00 9,000,000.00 '7 -2'7 1'7? '2 ), VLI D. nnmvvu Ghlaml Almmgvr ' `J)3})1zT2'3 NOV. JU, woo nov. ou, LOU ! Cash, Notes and and Deposits with other . . Seem-ities-(98% cipal) . . . . . . . . . . . Call and Short Loans (fully secured) . . . . . . 4,083,431.32 5,652,059.39 Total Liquid Assets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $63,Z93.8l5.39 $62,803,981.82 62.52% 60.23% of total liabilities to the public. Loans and Advances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48,432,227.01 52,589,405.18 Circulation Fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315,801.57 325,275.61 Mortgages on Real Estate Sold... . . . . . . . . . . . 44,055.60 49,282.14 Letters of Credit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,272,746.58 798,048.28 Bank Premises . . . . . . . ............... . . . . .. 3,635,516.53 3,595,625.36 .- --- ._- .. .....'un'1 n73?-{an ,UUU,UUU.UU 737,173.32__ + $3,1ez.4_5s.7 STATEMENTS CONCERT BILLS GHEQUE BOOKS NOTE HEADS SHIPPING BILLS SALES COUPONS CHURCH FORMS $4,053,827.33 $1,891,943.39 1,381,408.93 2,'75,457.1:4 -- ....... AA` an 6,117,288.97 1,568,628.07 :_.____._..__. `.4, .v., ,2zs,i6 ,7 ei92i:5`c3 34.63 4,157,178.17 9,474.04 5,226.54 474,698.30 39,891.17 __ --.. ...n as .. . So1d.. . BankPremises .......... A,v~..,,v..-.- .. 714,955.00 382,500.00 474,698.30 23L607.5 122,499.18 The Northern Advance l The Poultry Breeding Pen V At this time of the year some; thought should be given to the sel- lection of the breeding pens. Trap lnest records are the best means of selecting birds for this purpose. however, where these are not avail- able, it is considered wise to select females of good substance, body ca- pacity, clean cut, well dened heads, with good clean at boned shanks, `and a good healthy vigour and activity. Choose only `hens that lay eggs averaging; twenty- four ounces to the dozen. The male birds should if possible be selected from among birds of known parent- ` age. appearance of ; I ----- I I Ontario Plowmen Men! 1 l The Ontario Ploug'hmen s Associa- . ltion in annual meeting on Feb. 5th ; ireceived an invitation to hold the next International Match in Huldi- V lmand County, and the directors (10- lcidod to accept. The location will be `the Unity Block, 2`,2 miles no1'th~ -wc.~:t of Cayuga. The presdent, F. G. Fuller London, presided and dis- !CuSSl01l throug;hout; the day dealt jwith ploug-;hing', rules and 1'e;`ulutions lzuul match inanugoinelit. The noon iluncheon was 2ul(lr0sse(l 1); Hon.: {Duncan .\lm'sl121ll. _\`Ill1l.~'tul' ol. .-\_<:ri- 3 culture. ' - . . . I \ 'ltl~.n i1r.\l' Inn-n-zl r\i' r`I\-nI-i'r\|-_- 1-nu, chat the :drector be an ofcer of the Depart- 'the Association was or_2_`ani'/.ed, -u1Lure. ; 'l"he new board ot (l1re(:tor.< con-` sidered -.1 request trom the nnmster. secretary and 1m1i1a_2'in;_:g I ment of Agriculture. J. I.ockie' VVilson has lled the position since` and ` since his retirement from the depart-' ment :1 year ago has continued to? direct the affairs of the Ploughmen s Association. The board of di1`ecto1`s were not enthusiastic about any change, but nally compromised by making; J. Lockie Wilson pre. A for 1935. Geo. Waldie, Strz1t:i'o1'd, \\'u.< re 1 elected vice-presi :1 in] J. .-\ Carroll was made secretary and man ` aging` drector. Clark Young, .\Ii11i ken, continues as treasurer. Hay Market Report In l'}z1ste1*n and Northern Ontario the hay market renxuins quiet with easier prices. The central counties ]'0p0!'t little lmy moving: a11thou_:h stocks held by l'm'mers are low. Most of the farmers are feeding; other roug'hag'e;< and SuVl11_'.," the little hay they have for later in the made from the Ott`.\ 11 Valley to min1n5.=; and lumber camps in North- sr.-zison. Some shipments are being`. tern Ontario and to the NI2tl`ltln`1(3S,, `with prices rang.-'i11.e; from $10 to $12 Ia ton. Farm News l New Potato Regulations II E J. '1`. Cas head of the Ontario; Potato Mai-ketin: Board, has sent `out notications that on and after Feb. 14, 1935, the price of potatoes, delivered on track or to warehouse; in any city in Ontario s=honld not be le.~x< than 50 cents per 90-lb. hag, ,plus tolls and charges, and no pota- itoes less than E. Canada tG`rad.- i l I 1 shall be marketed in any place in the province of Ontario. All potatoes moving: by earlot lmust receive in.~'pection at point of! ,. but in case 01' an inspector` not being available, must receive in-, spection at point of (le: ln-g spection stations are established at Toronto, 16 Market St.; Weston. Cliryslw Gara_2'e: 'I'hornhill, Chevro- let Garage: .\l'irkham, leart-.<` Gara_<:e; Hamilton. VVil. s Ware- houss-, 5:`. .\Ic.\'al> St. .\`lr>.lbou1'ne, Campbell '}1'otl1m'.s Gara_4'e; Hills- bl1`.'_1 . liordn-n's Garag'c; Orang,-'e\'il1e. Aitcln-. C'.:1'a_<.:r.-; >11,-eton, Cit)` Service G2li`:lf.."L', and also at Oslrawa, Trenton and \Vind.`~:o1'. I .-\l1p0tz1t0(:>' moving; by vehicle other than carlot from, tln'ou_x:h, oi to (listriets where the above nan stati0nsa1'(- situated, must report for in. At such farmers nrarlu-t.< as London, Hamilton and` Toronto, where farmers are moving-. minimum loads of potatoes or niixed loads 01' potzitoes and other \'C_*.,"u tzlhlx,-;=, they may proceed to these. markets, \\`her(- :1 federal inspector twill be in attendance to give inspec- tion on pot-atoe.~' that are being` o"er- erl for sale at these markets. ENVELOPES SHIPPING TAGS TICKETS INVOICE FORMS` CALLING CARDS LEDGEB LEAVES CARDBOARD SIGNS Ontario Association Agricultural Ii` Societies I An importzmt chang`e was made at the Ontzlrio .-\ssoci:1tion of Flif` and E_\'hibition.`~' convention. Acting; on notice of motion given at last- _\'c:u".< convention, the name was! L']]l11_Q'L'(i.t0 the Ontario .~\s.~'o('i:1tio11 of .-\,11') i(_'l11tLl1`l1 Societies. . {REFORMS RECOMMENDED BY MASS BUYING PROBE i ltrcommelidutiom to be made to Purlizunent by the mass buyinp: com- mi. ion include : | Gaol terms for persistent, viola tors of labor laws. ` ]C. of minimum xvage and maximum working` hour laws for men. A |\.I\|-L1! ..\.. l\J. .1..,. n...'+:..1. \',...u.' IUIV IHUH. Amendment of the Britislw .\'o1'th' Alnericu Act, if such 21 step is 11eco.<.<:11'_\` to .2-'i\'c the Dominion Pm`- linment uutho1'it_\' to enact socizxl re- forms. r\l..~.HH.~..` ..l' I... ..1.. 1Ul'HlS- Abolition of the clause in mini- mum \\'-`I1.-'1: laws for women, Whi: permts 20 per cent. of t1m.<<,,- mu ploymi to be paid i('.<.< than the _u'c:i- oral minimum. \iu\'lH,\.. no n.li....`. in.\,.....H kn`. (.`VilSl()ll 0| HIHIIIHUIH \\'ZLL'L` lil\\`.W'. ' I'In(_-0111'ag' by the GoV'(.-rn- mom of L`0lh,-cti\'c b:n'_u`21ini11_u' and of trade unions and <-Inp1o_\'m'.~" :'.::- 1, .;"u 0;. hang on Mu fill lllllllllllllll. Abolition of "rliscrimin:1t0r\;T hon- which are said to l'ucilit(m- .5.-u. AI |\\:r\:|\\|II\'\ uv....`.. Ln... IlilLI()Hn'. [.x-;:i. to improve \' 1'I~:in,-4' conditions in chem .N.- .n l:\l\r\It I |I\HI;_' K Ull\l|LIUl| .'nifo1'mit_v in i .'ppoi1mm-nt um-1.-Ht Advance H) CH labor A 1' I.. ni1_\'(e:1. ' mumlo .2l1.\ u H II BL legris 1- an: \Lt.'_"\,.`| ....u 1 . r3g'isl:1Lion. and more -A H.- :xI\ Essa township council held the? regular meeting in Thornton 01. Feb. 12th, all members beinp; pres- ent. Minutes of last meeting wern read and adopted and correspond- ence read. The following account: were presented and ordered paid: D. H. Coleman, hospital accounts, * $107.64; Municipal World, assessor ' supplies, $51.20; J. E. Baker, I stamps for clerk, $2; F. S. Hack ; ett, supplies Harry Campbc. 5 3516.996; Jos. Fife, wood for Geo. ' Seller, $9.50; A. Coxworth, rent 01` ' hall for nominations, $10; John 3 Nixon, meals for transients, $3.65 1 W. J. Dempster, supervisor to date, ` $10; John Dunn, insurance, Globe Indcmnity, $224.25; A. .\Iiddle- brook, supplies H. Miscampbell. $0; Harry Smith, supplies H. Mis- ;' Campbell, $12; Board of Health: Dr. S. V\"est $49.50, G. L. Davis 9 $2.60, F. N. Hig'g'inson $3.20, N. " Coxworth $2.80. u- ilild l An insurance policy was taken out with the Law, Union and Rock Co. to insure those employed by Lh. t0wn; against accident. I 'l`hn 1-n-ad , xv: in:1'.rnr'r- ILU\\'ll.`llll) il}.',' il.L3Clul:llL. The road supervisor was instruct- ed to attend conference in 'l'o1'onto Feb. 1819 and that his expenses 1 jpa'rd. .\ h\'_]-.:\\,' \\':\c n5\ fn nI'n\'i:1. f pzuu. .-\ l)_\'-law was 1`):1s.~'c(l to p1'o\'i(1` ;for road (~xpc11(lit11res for the _\'o:u- 3 I025 :1 Lu` H 1935. Government Deposits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Deposits not bearing interest. . . . . . . Deposits bearing interest . . . . . . . . . . . I1! ;_I `l\___..1A._ ` Also by-la\\' to bo1'1'o\v sllmcix.-nt gmom.-_\' from the Royal Bank, Thorn Won, us rnquirctl to pay the vLn'rrnt! '(r.\:pr-n(litu1'0.s' till such time as tha- taxes have been levied and collv V1.1] c\\~.\- nntnn L n-u~..n tn L4.n,.n.;-. 'LEL\L'.\' ll2l\U UUUH IBVIUU llllll L'Ull" `od, any notes so _<.:i\'en to buconm` `(luv not later than Dec. 15, 1935. 1 - _\ nan!-inn \lvnu nuoenrl -n1Hxn1-iv/Qn KHH` IIUL lEll(.'l' Lllilll l}L`L'. L6), 12101). A motion was passed authorizin the recve and deputy-1'c(-ve to :1t~ tend the Good Roads conv(.-ntion in "I`oronto, Feb. 20-21, and while thorn `Lo interview the Minister of Hi: ,\va_\-'5 for the purpose of having thv 'township road work (lone under 11. iun(,-mployment scheme. r'nnnoi1 nrHnn1`nn {in n`mr-1` :11 I ALll1(,'lll[)l()_VlllUIlL SCIIEIHI3. Council adjourned to meet :11. {Tho1'nto11 on i\Izu'c11 5th at 11 21.11: `I)\' 41(. nun! n4` 4~11.. |\1r\I1f'l-u \.n-&....Hn Januar_\' is the 11ll'\'CSti11;. month` o1'Aust1-ulia, tl1o.-\rgcmi11e, Uru- _L`llil_\' and Chile, the crop 1'c. of the two l'o1'me1' countries 1)zu'ticu1a1'- ly lwing-' of much int<.-Myst to C-.1nz1(iz1. 1) lH`lll`._" Ul HIUCII ll|LL`l'(!SL LU \.illlil(l2l.| the and of the month .-\ust1'z1lia[ had completed hzn'\'(-: her 1934* \\'hcuL crop and the .-\1':cntine hm`-I ;\'z~st'i115.>; operations \'\'c1'c well under \\':H 'l`]1n nruv 4-1'nn< \\'iH :1nnr\:n-' \'l`SLlJl_`.C UpU!'2,lLl()lI.\' \'\'L`l'C \\ (3ll unum" _w;1_\.. I`he.~'e new crops will z1[)pe:n'! '01: the \\`o1'l(l mzu'knt in 21 short time! izmd f;1i1'1_V 1211-21: shipments lnay hr `(_*\I[)(:('t(!(l from thv .~'outh(.-rn hemi- s1)h01`(' (lL11`i11;.',' the next few months. `The 1'(`12lti0l1.\`]1i]) of this production, . the Dominion I".u1'r2:u1 of Stu- `tistics. to the world wheat position 'in\'ol\'(.-.< :1 c0n. 01' th1'(-0} .|\\t\:|\ l'.u.#nx... n.nu,.1u~ thy. \';\]III\1t. r\l AUSTRALIAN AND ARGENTINE WHEAT CROP lHl\'Ul\ U5 El L'UH.\lUL'J'i\LUll U1 LlH'l`l` .m21in l':1ct01'.<. nzum,>1_\', the volume 01" the W3-1 1)1`o(luction, the quality of ,the new crops. and the manner in lwhich they will be sold on the mar- lkets of the \\'o1'l(l. l '1`l-.n I(|"J1 uvl-.1.-.d- ..u-nus ,.l' \n.h-.. IKCLS Ul LIIU \\'Ul'Hl. l The 193-l \\'l1ezLt L-1'0;).~' of .\u>Ll'1l- liu and the .\1'_u`ontim- lmve l11ill,ul`(:(l. much as expectctl. .\u; has all E. ollicially estiinatcd at] i137 million l'JllSl1Cl.\`. Pi'i\':1t.e oszti-i .1(`.Lv.-` inrlica`c- <.-`sun :1 .~'l]liill\`i' 3:3.-l.l. The .-\1'g'entinv \\`ln,-at crop is zilsol `:~'nmlle1' tluln :1 yezu' u_::o and is loflieially estimutecl at 25; . million husliels as compared with 286 mil- lion bushels l'1zl1'V(StC(l in 1. 33. [Private obse1've1's think the official iesinmte .~:omewhat high and the cor- l 1'0spondcnt of the Dominion Bureau 01' Statistics in Buenos .-\n'e.< lizas l'o)'wL1i' an estimate of 3:3!) mil- lion bushels. lC2u'l_\' in the 1n'e. n.:_. ....+1.,...:+\- ..,n-;.-mi iii-,.i- 1m+ uv,.--.._ _-.._ _ Total Deposits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Advances under Finance Act . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Credit balances of Banking Correspondents Notes in Circulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bills Payable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Letters of Credit as per contra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Liabilities not included in the above . . . . . . . . . .1 1-5 11. 3. 'll011 DUSHCIH. I`;2l.J`l_\ Ill LHU |uL'.~L'nL _\'oz1r this z1uthori1;_\' z1d\'i. that hot. humid \vez1thu1' with hez1\ _\' ruins \v21.< 1>1'<\\'u](-11L late in Dot-cInl)m'. This \\'o:1th(:1' wu.` unfa\'o1'21b10 for hur- \'c. nnd czum,-d con. dum- u:.-"(- to the new crop. ESSA COUNCIL THE CANADIAN BANK DP CCI\/ME.RC E Saving without system is thrift without power. Have a plan-budget your sav- ings. Decide what propor- tion of your income is to be set aside each month-and keep faith with yourself in carrying out your plan. Do not delay because your ini- tial deposit may be small. One dollar will open an account. TOTAL ASSETS OVER 'r3_,:0,000,000 N. Coxwo1'Vth: pow:-:R or THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22>`, 1935. ll'I'] nI - T One of the landmarks of the Duntroon section of the township 0: Nottawassaga, the home of A. J. Campbell, half a mile north of the village, was 1'cmove(l by re on Sun- day morning, Feb. 17th. L.l.clUuLut:a nun llkuluuwu LIA unu uaw v v _.--,..- Total Liabilities to the Public. . . . .$1o1,233,sss.so_ Dividends Unpaid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150,932.74 Cdpifal ................................ . . 6,000,000.00 gest ................................... . . 9,ooo,ooo.oo 1. - 1 1 n,,t:L- R1/1 R /A IA.