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THAT'SA LOT OF MONEY! It represents the
gross agricultural production in Canada kr 1944
as estimated by one of the country's leading farm
magazines. It represents the earnings of Canada's
biggest primary industry.
Is the share of this huge sum of money which came
off your farm as much as it might be? ,In other
- words, is your farm producing to the fill extent of
• • its possibilities? COuld it be made to produce more?
You.can answer these questions kir yourself best if
you are in a posidon -to know exactly how much
YOU spend and how much you receive in each of
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reliable way of keeping track of your receipts and
expenses. We don't mean anything complicated •
just the opposite—something quite slinPle, sUch'as
our Farm Account Book.
A few minutes at this book every day, or so and
you will know just which operationsof your farm
are doing well, which only fair, which ire falling • •
behind. Then you can take the'neceSsary steps to
correct matters. .
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• A copy this book is yours forthe isking. Call at
our local office for a'copy.'W.hile you aM in, beim
a.Avord with out ma ger He will he glad to see,
the operation of your farm. ' • '
yout farm operations. you an a to discus; any pioblems you may hal ttA
You can know these facts only if you have some
BANK: Or MONTREAL'
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FO A SWOON CANADIANS
working wi!ls Canarlians in every walk of life „since 1817
Clinton Branch: W. H. ROBINSON,. Manager
,,Londesborough (Sub -Agency) : Open Monday and Thursday
Every funeral service arranged by Us i.s compete
in 'Avery detail, yet costs are controlled entirely byl
the wishes of the famiy.
BEATTIE FUNERAL HOME'
GEORGE B. BEATTIE
AUBURN
M. anct Mrs. A. J. Ferguson visit-
' ed friends in Stratford on Sunday.
Mr. Charles Nevins of Woodstock
spent the week end at his home here
M. and Mrs: Beverly French of
Detroit visited the latter's parents
Mr. and -Mrs. George Beadle.
Miss Sadie Carter attended the
• funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Cassidy, in
• London last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Plumsteel of Clinton
spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. H.
The packing and inspection com-
mittee of the local Red Cross, met on
Monday and packed ...the following
• articles for shipment to Head-
quarters, Toronto.: 21 large quilts,
1 crib' cmilt, 36 pr. service socks, 3
pr. ;pyjamas, 2 extra pair -trousers
, also the following for the •soldiers'
comfort' bags, 9 tubes shave cream,
' 2. kit bags, 2 tooth brushes, 2 tubes
dental' .creSin, 5. packages razor bla-
des, 2 tubes dental cream, 5 packages
razor blades, 2 jars shave cream, I
package shave cream, 1 handkerchief,
'2 packages stationery,. 26 bars a
toilet soap.
Baptist Ladies Aid
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The March meeting of the Baptisx
Ladies Aid was held* at the home of
Mrs..„.Earl Itaithby on Thursday with
:Mrs. C. A. -Howson in bharge, The
ddotional period was taken by Mrs.
C. C. Anderson and Mrs, Edna
•Qowan.
TWO missionary quilts were tied
_anti a quilt top was donated to the
Red Cross Society.. Readings were
given by 'Mrs. Wm. Haggitt, Mrs.
•'Thos. McNall and Miss Elma Mutch.
The topia • was given by Mrs, Earl'
"McKniglit.' Rev.C. •C. Anderson Closed
the meeting with prayer. A, pot luck
• supper was served.
Mr. and -Mrs. E. Phillips were at
•home on Tuesday afternoon and even-
, ing, February 27th, 1945, to 'receive
one handrad .and forty guests, Who
registered their names in a specially
prepared 'Golden -Wedding" day
book Whieh was Placed -OJ small
table covered with yellow and gold
color scheme .under an arch of ever-
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green and spring flowers in tile
centre in .whieh a miniature bride
and groom -vas placed. -The register
Laura
Tlie guests were. received at the
was Jack Wright three year old son
of Mr. ,and Mrs. Barrick 'Wright of
Auburn.
The brillai party and the immediate
family were served a- dinner at the
home at 5 o'clock Sunday evening
when many happy memories of the
wedding 50, yearsago were recalled.
• Robert J. Philips, theii only son
proposed a: toast to the King' and
silent prayer was offered for a speedy
CUT FLOWERS
Victory and peace once more. FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
The toast master (11obert J. Phil-
lips) proposed the toast to the bride
which was responded to by the groom
with the presentation of a go]d_ wed-
ding. ring. Thomas H, Johnston their
son-in-law presented the gifts- from
the family, to the bride a„ matching
diamond ring, the groom a gold
watch. The bridesmaid IVIrs. Alfred
Tebhutt of Goderich a gold dress -
ornament and the bet man, James
W. Medd of Auburn with a leather
bill fold.. All were completely taken
by surprise but fittingly voiced their
thanks and anpreciation. A shower
of _confetti brought the dinner to a
close. „
door' and shown to the living room by The*bride of 50 years proudly dis-
R. J. Phillips and T. 8. Johnston Planed the photos taken at the Golden
where the bride and groom of 50Weddingof her parents the late Mr,
years ago cordially greeteda their , and Mrs. wedding party ''50 years ago
with beaded trim and her corsage Mrs. Philips was formerly- Mar -
was an orchid. Following congratan garet Ellen Medd, youngest daughter
dations the guests were shown to the of the late Mr. and"Mr8. Robert Medd
dining room, which was tastefully and was ,born 73 years ago on Febru-
clecorated in a color scheme a gc11.(1, ary 26th, in West Wawanosh on the
the dining table being centered with a Medd homestead, where Mr. and Mrs.
three story wedding cake- (made by Oscar Ament now reside. She attend -
the bride) the lace cloth adorned !ed S. S. No. 3 Colborne, •a.distance of
with gold' cut outs' centred with gold 21A2 miles.from her home. She can re -
figures of 50, golden tapers and horse ! call having sometimes been lucky ts
shoes comprised: the table cam:Melds. get a ride on loads of grain -which
Tea was poured by Mrs, C. A. now- Were being battled' to Goderich, as
son, Who chose a frock of black with there was no railroad closer than
white braid trim and wore a corsage. Goderieb at that -time. Some of her
Presiding for the serving was Mrs. old school- mates are 'William Watson,
T. S, Johnston and Mrs, R. J. Phillips. of Nile, Gordon Young, -of Colborne,
S H. Johnston and David, Ham -
„Beautiful baskets -of cut flowers Ml's:
ilton, of West Wawanosh and Mrs,
e gl 'ts from Albert 'Ong of . Auburn.
a ,Orale home,
friends at St. George, Hamilton, Au-
burn; Blenheim, Clinton, Goderich. and j Ezekiel Philips is the youngest
from' the Anglican 'and Baptist son of the late Mr, and allIrs. Ezekiel
churches, Aubunn. A basket of yellow Phillips of Fordyce, Ontario, -and on
rosebuds was 5 gift from the :family, May 28th will mark this 73rd. birthday,
Many other gifts were received He attended Fordyce school- and his
:besides 125 messages by mail -Great- first teacher was the late E. G. Wood
ny -prized were cable messages,,froin who later became inMedital Dotter,
Reith and 'Harry Arthur Who are The late T. G.•Allen o Goderich Was
serving overseas, witinthe R.C,A.P. also a tem: i. II •recalling this boy -
and from: A/i3 Reih Sheppard of the hoed pals, Andrew Stein of Luelcnow,
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'It C.. N. Letters from servicemen and Albert Stein of Western Canada.
were • also received including -ones are reinemberect He learned hid
from gennenin Carter in Holland trade 'as, blacksmith at an early age
Elvin Wightman R.C.N.Prince Ru-
pert and Gordon, W. Dobie Comox
B, C. There weie many telephone
messages !from outside points from a
number of friends who were prevenn
ted from attending Ly the icy con-
dition of the roads.' Worthy of nota
among the guests -during the day
were Tilihriam Ball and W. J. Parks;
wno have both attained their 80th
with his father and in those days
his father and three sons Mid black-
smith shops, John' on the 10th conces-
sion of .West Wawanosh, Thoma g at
$t Helens, and Ezekiel at White-
church and father ;at Fordyce.
Mr. Phillips has four sisters, 11Iin.
Jas. Stein (Margaret) of Mouse Jaw
Sask., Mrs. Andrew Fox (Jennie) of
St Geo,rge, Mrs. Wm.' Humphrey
birthday. The youngest guegt j,y tali' (Eena)'of St. Helens and Mrs. Alfred
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0113'Td.Wed TIN° Features
, MOON OVER ILAS' VEGAS
Wide open for fun, a stampide,a.
romance andriInroaringn revelry.
Ann Gwynne, David 'Bruce and
Vera Vagne. IN-
VISIBLE MAN'S, 'Int trENGE"
lack ' to thescreen to bring You
new thrills, chills anti 'en-cite:neat.
Hall, Leon Errol: and Enelyn
,- Thur.' ,Prin and Sat. -
•• GEORGE FORMBY '
Geerge and his ince will bring you
an eveningof carefree entertain -
inept in ,'•
-ivxtren TOO SILT"
Coming — "HOLLYWOOD - CAN-
TEEN, With a star-studded east
TREAT
GODZILign
NoW, playing George' Fortarby
"MITCH TOO SHY"'
Mon. Tues.,tand Wed; •
Jack Rennin Joe Browd, Bette
Davie and Eddie'Cantor • ; .Four,of
the forty Stars fenturerin'MonIe”
land's greatest -revue-
"IIOLLYW'OOD CANTEEM'
Thar, Frit Sat. Two Features.
• Betty Rhodes, jahnnienjohnston &
Scat Davis with InArtega and ins.
all -girl Orchestra "
"YOU CAN'T RATION LOVE"•
Helen Walken,' Mable *-Paige and
• James Brown Present a riot on fun
with the Alt -American 'family
"THE GOOD FELLOWS"
Coming — Don ,Am -eche
"WING AND A PRAYER"'
ENT THEATRA
, Now' Playing
RAPIQN LOntnn
.ALDRICII BOY SC:0T
611T"'
Mon, 'Tues.' „Wed., ,
George Murphy, Joan Leslie and *
George Irehlas' with Irving Berlin
in theeast -of Mon IF shaw' telling
musical tale of. the Army Shows
"THIS 18 THE ARMY'
Fri. and Saturday
Bob Hope, Paulette Goddard and
Paul Lukas It's eerie but it cheery
the hilarious story of an old castle
full of spooks.
• "TIIE GIIOST BREAKERS"
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Coming —• Ann Sheridan In
"THE DOUGH GIRLS"'
, GEMEROITSLY TOHE TCANADIAN RED CROSS • '
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misms'smsimi'ssew
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PROFIT and LOS
To lose your IN•elttnis Muth, To lase your health is more, To lose
Your SOUL fit- such. a loss as no man can restore. "For -what shall
• it profit a mall, he. shall gain the whole world, and lose his own.
SOUL? Mark 8a6.
AGOOle.BUISINESS PROPOSITION — ACCEPT CHRIST AS
YOUR SAVIOURTODAY! John 3:16
TUNE pilgrim Hour 7-7.30 E.D.S.T. Sunday evening
LOCAL STATION CICILW WINDSOR
SATURDAY. SPECIALS
Hot Cross Buns
Date Muffins
FriedGakes-.
. Long Johns
Kindly retura emntY Kist and
Canada Dry Gingei Ale Bottles.
tic each:
. The Rome of Good Eats
, BARTL4FF'S
. !HONE 1
C. V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: 86w and 661
Batkins Locker Storage
Try us for all kinds -of fish.
Now is a good time to use that
stored. fruit.
We • invite you to come and see our
sharp freezer. .
We have liver on hand now.
We Buy Hides -
FROZEN FOODS ARE BETTER
FOODS ,
Telnyutt (Eliza) of'Goderich and one
brother John of Yellow Grass, Sask.,
Thomas Phillips dieksome years ago.
Mrs. Phillips has one ,brother
James Medd' of Aulim•n, Two sisters
and Four brothers have passed away.
The marriageof 50 years ago was
performed at the Anglican church
Rectory Imola-tow by the Rev. Chas.
Mills. The couple were -attended, by
Eliza 'Phillips, now Mrs. Alfred Teb-
butt Of Goderich, and James W. Medd
of Auburn. Yellowing the marriage
the couple resided at Whitechurch for
twelve ye.ars where Mr. Phillips was
engaged in the blacksmith business.
Theynnoved to Auburn where he has
since continued at his trade.
Both are members of St. Marks An-
glican Church.
They have . a family of three,
Robert J., Mrs., Thos. S-. Johnaton
(Ellen) and Laura' Philips 'all of
Auburn, . .
Applications Wanted
• Cemetery Memorials
Large stook of modern memorials on
display at our •
Clinton Showrooms
For the convenience of our patrons,
office will be open on
Fridays
Open by, appointment at any other
time
See, Mr. T. J. Zapfe, next door
Cunningham &Pryde
Clinton-- Exeter — Seaforth
PHONE 41
-- H. T. RANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
• . Fire Insurance Agent
Representing 14' Fire Insurance!
Companies
Division Court Office, Clinton
Applications will be received up to
noon March 19, for the position. of
Township, Clerk, for Mullett Town -
'ship. Services to commence April 1,
1945. 39-1
Far Sale •
Brooder Horne and,Brooder Stove.
Apply Wilbur Welsb,.. Clinton,' 39,1
PaSture For Rent,
Farm of 109 ,a'aren—good- blue
grass pasture; never -failing creek,
and 'plenty of good shade. Apply
Box 30S. Newe-Recora. 39-1
Dasix Seed Oats
Grown on our farny'fraiin register-
eidemers
seecl.Rut.
;. resisting and., rd
o
ir
Ripening in 60 ,clays $1.00 per bo.
:A.1So a quantity of -Red' Clover
Seed, kroWn on our own farm. No..1
JONATIIAINT HUGH.A.,- for Partic-
niarsn.phone 616r34, Clinton 39-2 . • 394
3AS. W. McCOOL,
Frank Fingland, B.A., LL.B.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Publis
Successor to W. Brydone, LC.
Sloan Blook — Clinton, Ont.
NOTICE •
MALTING BARLEY '
"We are now -contracting acreage
for the growing of Barley for next
season's crop at .75e per*bushel. For
further particulars, contact Geo. T.
Mickle & Sons, Hensall, Ontario.
Telephone 103, Hensall. 38-2
H. C. LAWSON •
INSURANCE AGENCY -
Bank a Montreal Bldg. Clinton, Ont,
INSURES Everything that's '
_ . Insurable • ,
Phones: OFFICE 251W
RESIDENCE 251J '
A.gent-7vIokwal LiiLe As. Co.
Wanted to Rent
6 or 0 room house unfurnished,
available any time between April
15 and May 1, Apply News -Record
Box 39P. • 38-1
Farm Fa, Sale
Hibbert 100 acres rich soil, bush,
bank barn, brick house, garage,
school handy, . moderately priced.
Wm. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. 35.5
ARTHUR E. PARRY- ,
Conunissionesr, Oto.
A quantity of good mixed hay fen
sale at barn. ,
: H. C. MEIR
Barrister -at -Law
Solicitor of theStrpreme Court of
• Ontario
. Praetor in Adiniralti.
Notary Public and Commissioner
Office in the McKenzie, Hotel '
Hours: 2.00 to 6.00 Tuesdays
and Fridays.
Dr. F. G. Thompson
House and Office, Ontario Street
Clinton. Telephone 172
OFFICE HOURS: 2-4, in the after-
noon and 7-8 in the evening daily.
Other liours by appointment.
House Wanted to Buy Office: Huron West, (Few Doors
ElectrogTherapist, Massage
CHIROPRACTOR
D. H. Mo.R=0:::BN;k04S)d 1,7
ADDISON—At Haileybury Hospital,
on Tuesday, March 6th, .to Rev. and St*. irrice, location and details OIay Manipulation Sun -Ray Treatment
• house.cottage porie. f e as m aliitailfavgrtootirseey If4/4'.(v3"—?stWimavdn
house in letter, Write Clinton News-
In Clinton, Brueefield or Varna.347.43
I VOOt toRREGTTO"nr
Phone 207
Record, Box 39W.
BIRTHS
Mrs.. A. p. S. mcp.§on,
Maynard's Hybrid Seed Corn
Last year proved out tops with
all the boya who sowed it. .
Road conditions prevent me from
calling on my friends and custoin-
era this Spring, so phone and place
your order with the company now.
Maynard's Corn is treated and
cured • and is guaranteed to grow
when leaving 'the factory.
I will deliver corn to your door on
or about May 15th.
JONATHAN HUGILL Phone 616r34
. Distributor
39-
-Do you need money for the pur-
eLase of feed -or fertilizer? If so,
you should consult Mr. Robinson)
Manager of the Bank of Montreal,
The Bank is regularly making loans
to f-armers for all useful purposes,
Farm For Sale
Tart of Lots 27 and 28, Concession
14, Hallett, 23314, acres pasture with
some bush, •steel covered house, no
barn. Price $4,750. Apply Fred
Thedford; *or James Mc-
Fadzeari, Brussels. ' 39-2
- For • Sale
1 Dresser and Wash Stand, 1
Rocking chair, 1 table, parlour
suite and other articles. Apply to
Mrs, Lucy Swan,' Orange St., Clin-
tom ' 39-1
For ,Sale
1, baby carriage, in good condition,
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Enquiret at the News -Record Office,
39-1
For Sale
Red Shorthorn l3till, 11 months,
Ms o three sections of diamond har-
rows, teeth freshly laid. Apply Glen
Bros,, 2nd ConcesSion Stanley Phone
620r15. • 39-1
!For Sale
100 -bushels of yellow and white
blossom sweet clover'seed. Apply W.
A. McGuire, Bayfield, Ontario.
Phone 900r3, Clinton. 39-2
For Sale
1 gander and 1 goose, both 1 year
old: Apply Herold Merrili, Londes-
' 39-1
• Found
A sum of money in T. R. Thomp-
soine Grocery , Store. Owner inlay
havesame by applying at the stare,
HAROLD JACKSON
Farm For Sale or Rent Lltelleed
nnnejalist in Farm and Household
80 acres of pasture, spring creek,
plenty of shade, Brick House, barn. 1. Sales. --, ..
Licensed in Hur�it "1Is1 Pert
and orchard. Apply to Mrs. Ellen .T. Counties. Prices reasonable; satis-
Cox, Huron Street, Clinton. 38-tf faction guaranteed.
For information etc. write or phone
Harold Jackson, R.R. No. 4 Seaforth,
phone 14-661..- 06-012
Music Teacher
Mrs. Alexander Velleman, Univer-
sity Graduate. Willing to teach in
homes. Phone 154, Clinton. 38-2
For Sale
100 acre clay loam farm Lot 8,
.Con. 6 Hullett Township. good barn
wall, frame house, drilled well,
Windmill. Price $3500 Cash. Im-
mediate possession. F. Sparks 4814
Blackfriars, St., London. Phone
Metcalfe 7842W. 38-2
FOR SALE
One Cockshutt Row Crop coni cul-
tivator No. 6 new.
• One Cockshutt 14 blade disc Har-
inw cut-tbrow new.
• One Cockshut 13 Disc Seed drill.
One Deering Seed Drill in good
condition.
One Incubator, 600 • capatity.
H. CHARLESWORTH
, 38-2
For Sale
1928 Ford A Coach serial No.
CA40327, good condition, 5 tires.
$175.00. Apply Harold Hockty,
' 38-2
Personal
.If YOU want to get married,
Write BOX 358, Juliaetta, Idaho. Send
stamp. • 30-4 Myth.
DR. G. S. ELLIOTT
• Veterinary Suilgeon
Phone 203 Clinton, Ont.
ERNEST W. HUNTER
* CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT '
57 Blow Str. W. Toronto Ont,
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company
Head Office, Seaforth, Ont.
OFFICERS— ' President W. R.
Archibald, Seaforth, Vice -President
Frank McGregor, Clinton, Manager
Secy-Treas. M. A. Reid, Seaforth.
DIRECTORS— W. R. Archibald,
Seaforth; Frank McGregor, Clinton;
Alex. Broadfoot, Seaforth; Chris
Leonhardt, Bornholm; E. J. Trewar-
tha, Clinton; John L. Malone, Seaforth
Alex. McEwing, Blyth; Hugh Alexan-
der, Walton; George Leitch,- Clinton.
AGENTS— John E. Pepper, Bruce -
field; R. F. McKereher, Dublin; J. F.
Prueter, Brodhagen; George A. Watt,
Farm for Sale
One 'hundred acres, lot 13 con. -2,
Hullett Township, including about 10
acres of hardwood bush, ,good bank
barn, stable, never /ailing supply of
water, at both front -and back of
fai m, stone house, five rooms,
small orcbard. To wind up an es-
tate. Apply to George Mann, R. ,R.
No. 4, Clinton. 31-tf
House for Sale
Five roomed frame' house on Alb -
eq Street, town water, quarter acre
of land. For further particulars
,apply to Frank Fingland or J. W.
McCool, Londesboro 11-tf.
Wanted to Buy
Wanted to buy, old, horses and dead
cattle for mink feed. If dead, phone
at once. Fred Gilbert 908,22 or Jack
Gilbert 908r21. 58-tf
Parties desiring to effect ft:sw-
an:le or transact other business will
be promptly attended to on applica-
tion to any of the above officers ad-
dressed to their respective post offi-
ces. Losses inspected by the director.
CANADIAN NATIONALBAlLWAYS
TIME TABLE
Trains will arrive 'at and depart
from Clinton as follows:
Toronto and Goderich Division
Going East, depart , 6.43 a.m.
Going 'East, depart 3.08 p.m.
Going West, depart 12.04
Going West, depart 11.10 p.m.
London and Clinton Division
Coming. North, arrive 11.20 a.m.
Going South, leave ..... 3.10 yif.m.