Capital Reserve Fund and Total Assets Note
Capital all paid up Reserve Fund 1,000,000 Total Assets 13,163,000 J. Turnbull cashier 1,494,000
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1899
Page
3
Capital all paid up Reserve Fund 1,000,000 Total Assets 13,163,000 J. Turnbull cashier 1,494,000
Savings Department offers one dollar or more with interest added to principal without Pass Book. Withdrawals by written order with Pass Book. Government Returns show five million dollars surplus security. Notes from farmers discounted and loans for cattle feeding at low rates. Prompt sale notes collection and advances. Full banking facilities and solicited correspondence.
A December snapshot from the Free Press notes items of local interest in Esquesing and surrounding townships. Christmas plans, hall events, council meetings and property sales appear alongside notices of baptisms, sermons, and shipping, with details of dates and places.
Milestone council honors Warden Havill for steady leadership and courtesy. Acton Lodge hosts Milton Lodge members with fraternal addresses and lunch. Christmas programs at St Albans Knox and Methodist schools planned, with cantatas and rides. Esquesing votes compensation for sheep killed by dogs. Bible Society to meet at new Baptist Church with Rev. W. Walsh as speaker. Ladies Aid entertainment praised for elevating program and fine local performances.
Sam Cannon withdraws offer to purchase stock and goodwill from J H Matthews Acton. He forfeits his deposit and releases Matthews from blame while expressing support and goodwill. The letter notes Cameron bought the business but chose not to proceed and Cannon plans to remain in Acton to serve customers.
Read across five departments as November tests wrap up. Students listed include Lillian Cameron, Lottie Moore, Benie Wallsor, Ida Laird, Edith Williams and many more with marks ranging from the high 200s to 280s. The report notes multiple classes and teachers, with overall standings and possible marks.
Readers share visits and travels with Acton friends. Toronto and Terracutta names appear among guests and relatives. Observations cover illnesses, recoveries, new positions in Toronto transit, a Georgetown wedding, and local ties to Seattle, Shelburne, and Manitoba.
DGCOGABBR announces a special display at Guelph featuring a premier Canadian book store. Highlights include teacher sized Bibles complete with new index for $1.30, leather Bibles, and a finest selection of volumes and sets by Doyle Kipling Caine Lyall Pack man Thackeray Onan and L Nelles.
Embroidery linens in all widths and prices plus pure linen in many weights. Table napkins and linens offered at 1.25 per dot. Five o clock teas, doilies, tray cloths, center squares, towels shown in a wide range of prices and makes.
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