The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 16

-1n HC la Ink pu. at Ki: tu! bit th tw P1 ti! en, ft Wl la ev in I ft ft I 1 i MONDAY, DZCXMBZS 23, 1918- 18 THE OTTAWA JOUENAL JUDGE HIACTAVISII, OF COUNTY COURT, DIED ON SUNDAY Bee Uawell Long Tune, Baf Confined to Bed Only Siact Saturday. WAS WARM FRIEND OF THE LATE JAS. D. FRASER Lat Jadie Had a Splendid Record of Serrice to tno Coflumuuty.

Jo Dnncan Byron MacTavkh. stnlor Judge of Carleton County sad a ef th moat highly respected citlsens of Ottawa, died at 7.11 o'oloek Sunday morning. While he bad been unwell for mora than two yaara, ha had only been rtouty III aad confined to bad alnca Saturday morning. Ha wa II yaara of ramarkabla fact to connection with th death of Judg MacTa-vtah that It occurred with almoat the sam tragic auddenneaa and with la 41 hour of th daath of bla Mend of many year. Jam D.

Fraser, secretary-treasurer of th Ottawa Electric Railway. Judgs MacTavlah and Mr. Fraser apent Thursday evening together and th JBawf on Friday craning cam a a great ahoc th Judge. On Saturday morning ha suffered a heart attack from which oeemed tp recover, but on Sunday morning again Buffered from sever heart trouble and expired within half an hour. Th new of Judg MscTavlsb'e "death 'wa received with -widespread regret for there waa no man In Ot-tawa who waa better loved, or who had a greater number of cloee per- aonal friends.

Honorable; eon- aelsntlous, fair minded and sbeo-lutslf beyond reproach, the Judgs waa greatly admired by all with whom he had professions! or personal desllnss. Born In Osgoods township. In the County of Carleton on April II. Hit. Jndge MacTavlah received bl early education In th high school at Metcalfe, and In th old Grammar school In Ottawa.

When only II year of age. ha entered Queen University. He obtained hi B. A. In 117 and hi M.

A. In 1171. Shortly afterwarde nterd upon th tudy of hw In th offlci of Robert Caaaela. Q-C and later studied nnder Sir Oliver Mowat with th firm Mowat, MacL-nnan and Downey In Toronto. In 1ST he waa called to th Ontario bar and began th practice of his profession la thla ehy th following year.

Hie aound judgment, tact and legal acumen soon brought him an Important and numerous client! and rapidly rM to th first rank among th lawyer of th province. For a tlm he waa associated with John I. Mas. Crack en and afterwards with Hon. W.

Scott. Idtsr he beram associated with Martin OTJara, Become City EoMdtor. la till Judge MaeTarlah became City Solicitor, which poalUoa be spied' for several years, and la which hs gave the atsnost satisfaction. Us was created a Queen' counsel la 111. It was on Christmas eve, 1117 that hs wss appolntsd senior Judge of, the county, succeeding Judge Ross.

Judge MacTavish was probably a member ot mors royal commissions than any man la Canada. In llol a commission was appointed by th Government to snqulrs Into th lit tnsurancs bualnesa of" Canada and th judge-was aveda-chairman Hc-L had treat responsibility, out. cairn and Judicial by nature, he faced each difficulty as It arose. Inclined to Mercy. Throughout his career the Judge Was well dispoeed towards ths eunny sids of life.

Hs waa always genial aad charitable. He would naturally Incline to mercy rather than to justice; Hs could not help being dignified, but It wa a very human kind of dignity and did not tend to undue solemnity nor portentous- speech. had the legal learning, the cool and Impartial Judgment, the Judicial bearing and the eminent ability demanded a Canadian Judge. He was looked upon by everyone as the hlgheet type of Canadian eltlse-n. Hi Interests wsrs not entirely confined to professional and Judicial labors; hs took aa active Interest In every- thing that, related to ths welfare of th community.

Fund of Hnmor. Judge MacTavish had a great fund rf humor, and a wealth of' good stories, many of which related to th eccentricities of publto men frith whom he bad been associated lor many years. Although, of sours, taking no active part In ths political Ufa or th country, there waa ao sn who' had a sounder Judgment of public affairs. After the burning cf Parlla-. nnt Buildings, In II! Judge MacTavlah and R.

A. Prtngle, ICC, were appointed a commission to Inveetl- gat the origin of ths fire. Judge MacTavish waa president of the Canadian Club during the winter of 1111-11, and while In that office he raid farewell to His Excellency Karl tirey, and welcomed ths Iuk -of Coanaught. Th Judge waa a life member sf th Protectant Orphan' Home: chairman of tha Oft awn Pa. lie Oommlsslon, chairmen of the Colleglato Institute Board, and a trustee of Queen's University.

Hember of Clubs. He waa a member of the Ridea CluU, ths Royal Ottawa Golf Club, Country. Club and other well-knawn organisations. In 1101 and HOI waa prealderit of Andrew's Society; Hs wss on of the first elders of Stewarton Presbyter-. las Church and at tha tlm of his destat hs Was ait alder In St.

Aa-: draw's Judge MacTavish Is survived by a widow, two sons, Alaotalr Stewart, and Duncan Kenneth and one desghter, Katrine; also one bro ther, Robert of Kentnore, and one slater, Mrs MacTavlah ef Bald-' mnnn, Ont The funeral will tak place TUes- afternoon at 1.10 o'clock from ths family rtdenot lit Fraok treet. to Bch wood cemetery. ev. W. T.

Herridge. I. an Itounced th Judge's deSlh In ndrew church Sunday morning. 1 lie judge had been an elder of bt. inriv i for 11 years.

1 "lie was A loving huirband and rv.her." said Dr. Herridge. "A ui- fni sad upright eltlxes, a Judge who yi leaned towards mercy. Hu i rture sill be feit and irrr'y r.o imed net only la the home snd )i thla church, but by a wld' throughout the who! eom.m'J'" tne rV ef the uti, J. nf Hirch played t1 1 fnuj," the wltots 3 f.j-udiag, LATE JUDCE jMACTAVISH if' JuiIm nt f'i-ll'ilin CVMintV.

news of wImnms dealli isunon gmrral regret among mi ciannca fig uii-n-and dlaulct rcsitVnts. AIR REGULATIONS DICTATED TO HUNS Allies to Meet Orer Them Early in Hew Ier. JARtS, Dee. il. (Havae).

ReP- reeentatlvee of aeveral Allied powers and tha United- Statea will hold a conference Jn Paris early In the new year. to consider ths future of International aerial navigation, th Echo I'aria announces. Creat TlrfUIh. Italy." rrancel and the United State will represented at. th conference.

hlch will study tthe question of how to prevent slrplanes of different natinnallllea from crossing cuetomi barriers and how to prevent poatal or commercial airplane from being transformed Into bombing machlnee within a few minutes. The result of the deliberation of th conference, tha paper adds." will hove to be accepted by Germany and her former allies In ths peace Lord Weir. British Secretary of State for Air Forces, announced In London rrldny that the Brltleh Air Board had drafted articles for aa International air committee, which would eubmltted to tha Allies. MOjrrrtEATj prtoDrcE. MONTREAL.

Deo. II. Tha spot market here for cash oats has been weaker, and value ar Itt cents to cents per bushel lowsr, and svsn at this rsductlon ths demand has teen slow, with aalee Of odd cars of Canadian Weatsra No. I at lla. Extra No.

1 feed at llttc. No. I feed at I1H. heated No. 1 feed at SlHc Ontario No.

whits at 17 Me, snd No. I whits at II He per bushel castors. Ths ton of ths, market for barley has also been weak. There bss been no further change la ths condition of th flour situa tion this week. A weaker feeling bss prevailed In tha market this week for torn line of feed stuffa.

Ths market for rolled oats la In a very unsettled and prloes la consequence are Irregular aad weak. Th tone of th egg msrkst bar remains very-firm, but there ha been bo change la prices. Th market for potatoes has bees fairly aotlvs during th week, snd prices were maintained owing to ths fact that suipll hav.not been Th feature of the butter market last week has been the Increased demand for supplies from outslds directions, and a fair amount of business was reported. Ther has been no developments la ths cheess trade to note, nrlcea btlng firm. oats Eiira No.

1 feed. Ilia. tormurNw I'M oats Baga II Ibe, 4.tl to Ml Ultt; moullls. Id ea to I70 00. Cheeee Klneat earn erne, tie te IjEi to Eggs Selected.

SSej No. 1 stock, loo. Fotatota Per bus, car lots, l.T. Abattoir killed, to I5I.S0. wood net, lie to 121c.

MAY TRAD! IN BONDS. MONTREAL, Deo. 21 Further svl-denas of ths atrength of ths inveaU ment situation in Canada was given sa Saturday In the announcement that meturUiee of the ttrst Victory Loan bad been reieaeed from the control ot th Victory Loan special committee, and that application for the Hating on th Canadian alork exchange -would be asad Immediately. On top of this, the Montreal Stock Dtenaas snnounorn that beginning wwmj uw wviitM nj ki irsaes in on ths Exchenire. While th uaual for-maltUea of Hating would have Involved 'delay of at leeet a few days.

It waa evidently felt that the public mtereat demanded a continuity of 'trading facilities In the bond. A IV- ket hitherto provided by the Victory Loan apeotal committee eeard, te ex-let oa Saturdny, with all orders on the committee's book eanrelled. the Kx-Chang authorlttea derided to diaoenee with the uaual procedure, which in a of thla sort would hav beta only a delaying formality. OSTt AHMV PROMOTION. MONTREAL, Dec 11 CoL H.

8. Bkfkett, who recently went ovwaeaa to take up a ehort term of duty with ths Medlral Service, haa, according to ft 1. 1 inn MxMMi appoints rhlef aaalntant to th TMree- "i j-aicu oervicea in ine vans-diaa army. WTOD.CI--V Dorotliy Gish Jane" Ths Ctttls IMararsevO ef ttesvta ke WarM la a Parsaaewat v. kirk stves bee aiaay sppertaalttea ts Stapler see taleata aad Paeasaallty, lyeno-Meeaa CMegy SlajHsa lleunee Trsveleaws, Special t'kHetakaa Maal by Tk Weweat Ceert Oreaeetes.

THI'R-rwt4ts. i BILLISI atkLKI. 1-m Tke Make-Mlees WlfV rnwto ioevr TUat BtETTt Ol.lt" financial and LESS RESISTANCE SHOWN TO MARKET PRESSURE NEW TORK. Dec tl. (Wall street 11.10 a.m.).

Shippings wer buoyant at th opening of today's stock on advlcss from Washington that arrangemsnts for th purchase of th International Mercantile Marin too nag war practically completed. Marin preferred ross. four point In ths, first half hour; and ths common sharea and six per cent. bond. 1H each, while United Kruit.

Atlantic Qulf. and American International Corporation she res gained 1 to IH points. Italia, motors, oils, equipments, and metals also Improved aubatantlally but local tractions wesksned again. Noon Much of ths early rlas was cancelled at ths first Indication of profit-taking In ahlpplngs and renewal of bear pressure slsewhere. Representative rails rescted 1 to 1H motor 1 to l't.

with eapeclal weak-nea In Studebaker. and Mexican Petroleum becam heavy. Steel and other leader dropped 1 to I point and reveraals among copper and aecondary equipments wer even mora xtsnsivs. Selling alack-ened toward tiopn but th market soon showed leas rsslstance to pressures Transaction In Liberty bonds wsrs again large, however, at moderal recoveries, Noon auotatlona oa Wall Street, re. portea oy sicuvugau ana coerana: IS all and Coerana: IUl tra Tobacco tj Anaconda Atchison A mar.

Mumatra American Steel S'dy. It Baltimore II liaidwin Loco 7 Hethlebem Steel fl Beet gusar Can. Com. 4i Car foundry Can. Paa, 1S4I "rruclble ...4.

i 1 trie ......,,17 Uen. Motore lll OL Nor. 1'fd. Mj Inter Nickel II Inaplratloa Copper Kennecott Copper II lhign eti Locomotive 1 Marine Cora. i Marine 1'fd.

Ill a id. II fet. entral 76. Mexican Mtuvai. N.

Y. C'ei Northern fao. 14 PennaylvanJa 1 Heading II So. r'aciflo I 0t'asUl a a 1 Htudebaker 104 Bint I tar a Com. Ill Steal Com i I nlon Paolo 127 Woollen Ill MOITHBAL Ull STOCK.

MONTREAL. Dec tl. Th recelota ot live stock st the Weat-Und Mara.i Uuring the week-numbered 1.4 cattle. loO aheep and lamb. 1.11a hoga and tuo calves.

Thla morning the of- ferlnss wars lis cattle. III sheep and lamba, 40 hose, aad II calves. Th market waa a quiet affair thla moraine, and in offering was limited, a a majority had taken ear of their holiday waa is last week. Sup- pile i eat lie, too, on. ine market were limited.

Prlcea were aleady under the light demand. The demand for ho a a waa fair, and cholcs selects aold oil csrs st 111 19 per IS Bounds. Ths market for small meata was feature let although there wss a little demsnd for choice lambs st figure that have prevailed recently. At the CPU. yard thla morning, ths receipts wers 1.100 csttls.

1,101 aheep snd lambs, luO hogs and 110 calves Trading at thla market waa alao of dlmlnlahed quantity. It waa reported, and offerings wers not. particularly Unvltlng aa te quality. steers, lli.l to 111.10; good. Ill.l to 111; medium.

II to 111; common. II to li choice butcher bulla, II 10 to II good, II to 11.10; medium, IT to 11.10; choice butoher oows, it to llo; good. It to Il ls: medium, IT to lamba. ill to to; aheep, I to calves, milk fed. It te 114; graae fed, II te hoga, eholca seleota, 111.10; aowa.

elo, dowa to lit. WINNIPCO OrlAIN MARKKT. WINNlPrXI, Dec IJ. Oat opened to lo lower for May at 10 4 to 10. Inspectlone eel Paturday totalled I0T can for all grains.

Ths contract grades of wheat war lit fTAIO IIVE STOCat. FAST BUFFALO, Psc it. Cattle Receipts. good, strong; common, stow: prim teere, 1T to, HMO; ahlpplng tera, 111 butchers; 11 la 1 yearling. 111 to 111; heifers.

Ill to 11; cows, 14.11 to 11; bulls. IT to 11: etockere and feeder. 1 to 11. Frh cows and springers, I6 to fill. Calves Receipts, strong; to II0.11.

Hogs Receipts, 11.000; steady; hesvy, mixed and yorkers, HT.tO; light snd pigs. 17 to tlT.ll; roughs, 11 to 11.10; stags. 10 to ll.i0. Pheep and lamb Receipts, strong: lambs. 1 to 115.

SO; yearlings, 7 to 111; wethers, 17.60 to 110: ewes. 14 to I.10; mixed sheep. It to 1.10. BAR SIXVEH. NEW TORK.

Dec tl. Bar ill-vr. 1.01 1-1. i "Si THC pi Mf 0 ill PRISCILLA DEAN Sappovted by Herbert Rawlinso ta a TbrMtlaa- 'atavT th Srer glee ef a Ulrl Imt by Pev-. erty and Taasatsa.

"Kiss or Kill THIHS-PRL SAT. MAST MILES INTER tmsj im or rut dkkp Mat. te A lee. las A gee ran Big Hcliday BOl fj Special Acti M1LQ7 COLOR CiBMS A stndy ta Hsbt. eetee.

and trea. BATWAMO STPrOHO eg CO. 1 1 arni(kEll dnek SlSaer and Towaler mile llaaee esetllia, featentasi Tke TeNa-lls, Mewra Peta A CANINE DREAST KnO nmtmm ta lfeSe Tn Met. Je a Evw. awd a.

10 lOe, tOe, SOe. Sseetal kiitaw Xaaaa Dap S.1B. Commercial M0NTEZAL SALES. Ueralng aales oa the Montreal toes Exchange, reported by McDou. saii ana cowans: Vlclorv Honda.

1117 110 at till I.UV0 at 12L 11.10 at lOIi. I1.00U at vi, aiu.vuw ai eiv.uov at loit, 110.000 at 1011. 1 at lOIi, 10 at I2U0 at luik. Victory Bonds, 111711.100 at 1001, Victory Bunds, lltlISO at III, II at l. liO at I JO, at lL la.ooo at Wayagainack Bds.

11.000 st II. Ill ai va. Can. Cottons 10 st II. Can, Forging II at 201.

ISO at 101, Can. Loco. il at I), II at II. Can. 8 8.

Com. 21 at Int. II at 101. 15. at lui.

11 at 10 II' at loL 21 at 71 at lot. tl at 01. 21 at lol. tl at iul 10 at Hi 10 at eOL, 10 at tOf, 10 c.ui. It pfd 10 at 7IL I lat Tig.

Ottawa Traction 40 at 10. Bank ef Hochelaga I at Its. Nor. Amir. Pulp 100 at 1).

Wayagamaok 10 at lot. McDonald 21 at lot. Montreal Power 10 at III. II ai III. 10 at ML II at 111, I at il, i at t.

I at 111 71 at III II at lit II Bank1 of Commerce II at 100. Cement Pfd. I at 11. Aabtatos Com. 10 at Asbeatos Pfd.

II at III. Shawlntgan 10 at 111). 10 at 117. at 117. upanien itlvar I at III.

Twin City 14 at 491. Dom. Textlla 21 at 171. Laurentlde Power 10 at 10). MININO SALES.

Morning aales on the Standard Mining iUcharne. Toronto, reported by C. Malcolm Wlsgins A Adanao 2,000 at 10. Beaver 600 at IIU. Crown Reaerve 1,400 at 10.

Davidson MOO at 14. Dome Extension 1,000 at II 1.000 at Dome Lake 1.000 at 1. Dome Mines 100 at 11.15. at 11.10. Gilford 100 at 14.

flreat Northern MO at 14. 1,000 all ar I II. Ike Shore 100 at Mclntyre 100 at 1.71. Peteraon Lake 100 at IH. Thompeon Krlat 100 at I.

Vacuum Gas 1.000 at 7. Wast Dome 10 at 144. TOBACCO DIVIDEND. MONTREAL. Dee, II.

The Board of Director! ef the Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada. has declared a final dividend of one per cent, for the year ended Sept. 10, 1011, snd sn Interim dividend of one and a half per rent, for the current year, on the ordinary shares of ths company. Both divtdenda are payable on December 17.

TOD A. WE W1IH TOD A MEEBT IMAII Aad while speaking ef ths good things of Ufa. kindly tall your landlord that iarlt htm ta IEE fioeoo (fatty) Arbucklo, IK TATTY, THE BOUlfCIX" Oyeal Oyeat Ttoirt Teas ed Swa la Tata Oael i ALSO "THE GOLDEN WALL Feararlaa Carlyle BlaekwelL Evelya Ore ley POPrLAE PRICE 1 1 Martae I. aTvmtaug 1 FAMILY OXe TFEtWWED. LOUISE GLAUM la a Madera Beetery Diwaaa "SHACKLED" Aa Battr Caana-) eg Piagiaamaie JOHN F1DDES Aad Hie Cewpaay 1 Arttata ta a Mew Uai mi Eateetalaaaea t.

"Muiical TraTelognei." Caeae aa4 stall Cake. Part a and ealey the beat evening eater-talaaaent thl faleateg eeeageiay have yet pat ea. POPTJLAE PEICEIl attaee Me IS. Bvealac IS See New We offer you a prompt and efficient service for the execution of buying and selling orders in Victory Bonds of the 1937 issue maturing December first, 1922, and 1927 and 1937, which are now listed on the Montreal Stock Exchange. All Victory and Cfovern-xnent Bondfe bought, sold and quoted.

Solicit your order by telephone or telegraph at our expense. GREENSHIELDS IT Re. iotia Street, JMoaireal Oeattral Cluunber Ottawa Members Montreal Stock Exchange 0. T. R.

IS GRATEFUL TO ALLEMPLOYES Vice-Preiitient Stnit Clriitmii Meiugc to ths Workrit. Vlcs-Presldeat W. V. Robb 4 the a T. K.

baa sent the following tneaease to the officers snd employee of the operating, engineering, motive power snd car departments: "The approach of theTuletlde season affords me the opportunity of lug to you all my heartfelt wiahee for sn enjoyable Chrietmes and a bright and prueperoua New Year. "I know that In many of your homes there will be sadneaa and mourning for kith and kin wh in tha great world war. now ao happily ended, have suffered and perhaps mads the supreme eanrulc; but mingled with that sorrow will, I am sure, be a feeling of pride In the part so sueceeefully played by ths men snd lads of Canada, la the esuae of liberty. "Of the Canadian force, employe of th Orand Trunk clayed no mean part; nearly 1,000 of them placed their service at the dlapoaal of their country in either the army or the navy and many of there have won distinction by their bravery and feats of valor. "To those Orand Trunk employee not privileged to teke up arm In th defence' of country and liberty fell the teak of taking car of the largeet volume of trafflo ever carried la a Imllar period In the history of the company, snd I wlah to congratulate you all upon the very suooeseful man.

nee In which this arduous tauk has been accompli ah ed and to expreaa alao the pleasure I feel In the knowledge that the efforts of our employe have been recognised by substantial Increases In their wares, which undoubtedly have added greatly to their comfort snd hsppineee. "I thank you for tha loyal co-operation and support given the company during the stress and atrain of the past four years, snd am sure that I may look for a continuance of that cooperation and' support during ths coming year, and that when ended we all may be able to look berk upon a period of achievement of which we may just-ly be Only a scrub-lady, but some smile GRAND OPERA HOUSE VIVIAN Martin Jkair Saw r.saesV Ikredid ay tttfieaaa OeaUts It doesn't whether a girl is carrying a bucket or a fan if her smile is right she will, land the boy she wants -see Mirandy do it. Tues. Wed, Cll-llll Paaluc to Canadlaa IimuI I II HI CHICAGO GHAUT MARKET. CH1CAUO.

Dec 11 Predictions of continued unsettled weathea had a strengthening Influence today ea th corn mark, Th fact that th chief shortage la the crop la In the state of largest production wa also aa evident bearish fsctor. Trsds, however, lacked volume. Opening prices, which ranged from l-le off to 1 l-lo advance. with January 11,11 1-1 to 11.11 aad May 11.11 1-1 to 11.11 1-4, were followed by material gains all around and then something ef a reaction. Oais showsd comparative weak ness.

There was no special demand. After opening unchanged to l-le off. with January Tl 1-4 to TO T-l, the msrkst underwent a further sag. The provision trade was very (llr Capital Paid Up-Best Beard ef Hon. Oeorge Bryson, Preeldenf Russell Blackburn Sir Oeorg Burn Sir Henry K.

Egan Boa, Oeorge Oordon Oeaeral Maaaareri D. M. Finals W. Duthle, A Bank wM qu4tpd to eerve th Public: Drafts, Money Orders, and Uettsrs ef Credit laauad. Iaurtet added haK-yearly to Savings Bslancee.

-n-nrT iriTmirniroMiii. mmn i.iimi.w MagaanejajajaejgjawsjBs BfWKr' I OF Balance at credit ef Profit aad Lees Account brought forward frees Amount recovered from over-appropriations Net Profits for the year ending loth November, after providing for eewbtful aebU Tha has ba Sfproprlated a fofiowsl Dividends No. 134. 125, 126 and 127 at tea POT Mwt Be at lam af aaaeareaaL do do do ttbceaber 150,000 00 War tax a baak-ejeta drculatloa to 10th November 150,000 00 Transferred to rnaoa rood S5.000 00 Bscwesd for tha ooet a propoead mewHmal to officers ef tha Bank waa served la the rreat war, and of a huaory of the Bank 100,000 00 Transferred to RasstAccoup WOO.000 00 5yk4i: riptiona Canadian Patriotic Fend. $50,000 00 Halifax Relief Fund.

35,000 00 Th Navy Lsaru of Canada 10,000 00 Y.af.CA. Red Triangle Fund 10,000 00 Soadry subecrtptions 750 00 103.550 00 1IABIUTISS To TTn Frmuc Note ef the Baak la 9 31,511,694 61 Depous bearing interest 57 Deposits bearing- asurest, iachadms; iotareet accrued to data 302,148,245 47 35d.15s.S10 04 sIaacea due) ta other Banks la Balance due to Banks aad Bankins; CorreopoodenU lsswbar than Bills Fsrabls Letters Ta tsb fiat tarn nsss Divldeodo i Ptvwtend Nev 127 and hnniia nevmhl lat Deceenbee- Capital Paid so r. Baas Adarlaigsj Balance ef Front a per Assrra Cold aad Silver Coea Cwrrent ea hand 15.6S8.048 14 Gold deposited la Central Gold F.n.... 6,500,000 00 Doeaiejoa Neteaes) band 28,785,117 35 Peaioioa Note deposited la Ceatral Gold r.isnt 11,000,000 00 Cheejus oa other Banks Balances due by Banks when tHrrn at as imwi'" Ucealnioe aad FrewtocUl Gavernsient SecorUlsa, not esceedmg tnarket 36,165,259 30 British, Foreira aad Colnaisl Fubliq Securitie aad Canadian Municipal Secnrkle 39,884,343 11 RaHway and othar Bonds, Deheatnree and Stocks, not exceeding market vahte 6,018,039 70 Call aad Short Loans (not ntceedina; 30 days) la Caaada oa Bonds, Debentures aad Stocks 13,843,13058 Call and Short Loan (not exceeding 30 days) elsewhere thaa la Caaada 10 Dajasste with tha ICniatas-WFnMa 856,108 85 305.018,981 88. Other Carreat Loana aad Dtseowate la Canada Cee rebata af ktterset) 199,67294 65 Other Carrent Leana aad Diacessat elsewhere thaa a Caaada (las rebate 17,617,64144 Liabilities oc fjoateenar nnder Letters of CWit.

as per contra Overdos Debts (estbnatad loeesrovided 10320 SO Real Eatata other thaa Bank Preanlee (bwinr tie trasoU awuanca ef forotsr prssiiess of th Eastern Townships Baak) .1,150,347 84 tee balance of atawta-aga 32,507 04 i 1,118,040 80 Mortgage ea Real Estate sold by ths Bank Prentice at cost, lee ounte wrhtea off. 04 Other A seal sot lacliided at the fesegoans; 149,314 98 440,310.703 13' B. X. WALKER rsasipnrr 1 II Wei kaieraW eMvr JT VmmZZ -eeseiaMeeTke efaeite by tfcekeaseaf awSeae. lelia ai slow.

The declines which nsud wer led by aerk. COBALT SHIPMENTS. COBALT, Dee. It.J-CopsM or shipments for th week ending Dec. luth were aa follows: McaUnler Cvnib, H.5U pound; O'Brien.

II.OoO; Buffalo, 141.004; Pluaburg Uraine. IT, KM). Four hundred and twenty tbouaand pounds of stoke! ere was shipped from Poroul Junction. HOLD POtlCK dAMES. TORONTO.

Dec. It At a meeting held at headquarters on Saturday afternoon, ths Toronto Police Amateur Athletla Association decided to hold their annual games In th summer of 111. During th past four years the association has been Inactive, but now that the war la over ths policemen feet that a revival of the meet la desirable. EaUbllahed. UTd, 94 BRANCHES Cf CANADA $4,000,000 $4,750,000 Dlreeletei Joha 8.

rraser, Tlcs-Presldeat Alexander afaclarea Hoa. ht J. OBrle Hon, Sir O. Perley B. Whitney Aaatacaat Oeaeral Maaageri H.

v. Caaa Chief Iaspector COMMERCE Statement of the result of the business of the Bank for the year ending 30th November, 1918 pays hint at Ion. GENERAL-STATEMENT: SOtk NOTEMBEX ISIS st A. FVeat ad Lees Act lent aad Bankins; Ccrrewpoadeata else. lliirTl a 1 1 If a Kmm4 OMm Vim k.Aunl a the aa eielaeaHee.

ikel mmrn I. ISe Bk 'ksS eaUbat eaHM hPaalaa4.l.el.eU i I ig tetswWeleeeiaarAaieaead tke wjlia-kiai eaeaea. adaaakewe enaa a a a WWkeAsWaal IAKKS St At wn eg, CI Malwlm Wiggins Co. Stock and Bond Broksrs Bixki 107 Sparks St OtUwa, Oat, TelephonM Q.W17-W18 Safety First! Dcpoalt you BONDS and SILVZS ta the Safety Deposit Vaults -of Thev Toronto General Trusts Corporation before leaving for. your Cbglate mas Holidays.

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