Clinton News Record, 1945-03-22, Page 5'E[LRS; March 22ntrr
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You've Often watched the tenet stamp
your cheque Every day, in every branclh of
every bank in Canada,'cheques are being
scrutinized, stamped and recorded"• Dl}rtng v.
the war years, this `daily flow of cheques
through your bank has swollen to a torrent:
Deposit accounts are more numerdt,rs•,and
active than ever before. This, increase re
f.ects the tremendous activity of Canadian
life and business. Production; purchases
and payrolls have all reached record levels."
In addition, three-quarters of a million
men and women in the armed services must
get their pay, and their dependents receive
allowances regularly:
The handling of this wartime volume of
cheques is quite apart from numerous
special services 'which the banks have
undertaken—the delivery of millions of
Victory Bonds and the sale of countless
War . Savings'. Certificates; ration coupon
banking; subsidy payments to producers;
foreign exchange operations.
Yet all this extra work has been - carried
out at a time when new help has had to be
trained to take the place of more than
8,500 bank workers now in uniform.
This Advertise.►n_ent is Sponsofed by your Bank
Clinton's Original Funeral Hth e..
Prompt 24 hour
Invalid Car Service
Orders Taken for
Monuments and Inscription Work
BEATTIE FUNERAL HOME
GEORGE B. BEATTIE
AUBURN
Mr. Stewart King of Toronto
spent Saturday with his father Rus-
sell King.
Mrs. Thos. Anderson of Goderich
and, Miss Frances Houston, R. N.
l(itchener were week end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. John Houston.
Mrs, Wm. Mains who has been
spending the winter with her
. mother, Mrs. Thos; Doyle, returned
to her home• ,Sunday. •
Mr. Joe., and Miss Sadie _ Carter
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Hill, Goderich.
Mr, and' Mrs. Harry Anderson,
• Lue.know, were recent visitors with,
the latter's mother Mrs, Thos, Doyle.
The B.Y.P.1l. held their Easter
meeting on Sunday evening with
Miss' Marie Raithby 'in' charge.
Following a sing • song ,Marie read
an. Easter poem. The Scripture was
read by Mrs, Glen Raithiiy. Read-
ings were given by Joan Killough,
•Mrs. Wm, Haggitt, Royce Phillips,
.Mrs. '' Wolper acid . Evelyn Raithby.
• Solos .Were rendered by Donna Hag-
gitt and' Grant Raithby and Shirley
Robertson and Allan Raithby con-
tributed piano, solos. Prayer was
• offered by Geo. Raithby. The offer-
' ing was received by Grant Raithby.
'The topic was given by Wm. Raith-
by. The meeting closed with the
nrizpah benedi'etion. '
, A. large' crowd attended the motion.
' .picture show in' the Foresters Hall
,.on. Friday night, .sponsored by the
Huron' County Federation of Agri
culture. The pictures were shown
by Harvey Johnston of '.Walton.. Mr.
'Lewis Ruddy was :chairman and Mr.
'Bruce Matheson, County •Agrlcu'1_
tural Representative, was, 'present
.and spoke on Pasture Improvements,
Mr. Norman Thomas 'of :the O.A.C,,
'Guelph' war also present and 'gave ;a
short talk.
On Friday afternoon p.iictures.
were shown to the pupils of 'Auburn
'Public school, 8. S. No. -9 'Hulett,
S. S. N. 16 East Wawanosb'` and.
the "WWestfield Schoen
(Intended foi'last week)
'Mrs, Harry' Govher opened P d her
E honme, for the March ''meeting of, the
B?: 14, S. of Knox.'Presbyterian'
rt.Church. Mrs. Edgar Lawson was in+
charge and :opened the meeting With:
..prayer, The'seni iur
P e was read �r•es-,
ponsively and 'prayer wasp offered
by Mrs.. Annie Waiper.
. Mrs. John Houston gave an out-
line of. the. New Study book "Chris-
tian Literature as a Gateway to
Freedom". , The Bible Study was
taken by Mrs. Fred. Ross. A read-
ing was given. by Mxs ,Lawson. The
'`Tidings". 'prayer was lead. in uni-
son. The.roll Mall was responded to by
a verse of -scripture ..ebntainiiig the
word "Love'•�The'meeting Closed with
the singing •of the= National ;Anthem
and •tele • Lords Prayer ' iti 3bnison.
Ref2esl{ments were •nerved by Mrs.
Edna Gowan 'and 'Mrs F :':,Ross,
St. Mark's. Anglican Chu h: Guild
met Tuesday afternoon • in the
Orange Hall with Mrs Andrew Kirk-
connell •in.charge..The scriptiue,wa's
read by Mrs T; S. Johnston and a
duet 'was rendered by Mrs:; .C.A.
Howson and Mrs. R J ;? ,Phillips.
Readings 'were given by 1(2's. Annie
V1'alper and MTs. Thos. Haggitt. The
topic "Easter Egg Customer is of an.
old Persian origin", was' given by
Mrs. T. S. Johnston. The president,
Mrs. Alfred Nesbit, then took charge
"Letters of thanks" were read from
Mrs. Alvin Letherland for a get
well message and from Mr. and Mrs..
E Philips for • gifts they had re-
ceived on their Golden Wedchng:•',
Mrs. Nesbit congratulated. Mrs
Phillips and: hoped that they would'
be spared to celebrate thei2: diamond
wedding. An auction -sale was held.
ProcePa^ ..r. --fins, amounted to,
$5.00.
W. M. S.
The W. M. S. of Knox :United
Church was held in. the Sunday
School room on Tuesday. with the
.president in change of the devotional
period.
Mies
Mae
'p'�ttroer
B •- n took charge
forthe following program. ``Prayer'
was offered by Mrs. H. Snell and the
scripture was read by 'Mrs. Geo..
Sturdy, the Heralds' responded. :Miss
Sadie Cater on China and Mrs.
Fred Toll on Christian Stewardship,
A. reading was given by'M •.s. Wil-•'
fred Plunkett. The ,topic, ;"Condi-
tions in the Phillipine Island" was
given. by Mrs. Chas, M Straughan:
The •ladies, quartette,, 'l,trs. Vim.
Craig, Mrs: 'Fred Plaetzer, Mrs. 5.
McClinchey,-Miss Sadie Carter sang
a number, Mrs, Woods closed
secl rho
meeting with prayer.
WANTED; •
Girl for general Office. work on
weekly newspaper. Apply in writing,
stating age and qualifications, to
the Employment and Selective Ser-
vice Office at Goderich, Ontario.
Refer to 'Order Number 1318,
Benefit Card Party
Tuesday, March 27th
at 8 o'clock
in the. Oddfellows Hall
Lmmneh- 7111 be ser .eil
1 veryene.welconie
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LORAI, PJGNS'
or EVIery 'Occasion
K.
'L'OR'•IST
es .06W and 661'' •
Batkins Locker Storage
Due to tlme feet that they are going
to ration cheat ;again'' a, lot of people
rvrll be storing fresh fish.
They will ',keep ,.'and taste perfect
if "stared this ways;.
Furst clean aitd^ dry •off with a
cloth,, Then pack in sealers with
tops on tight.! '`
Note: is a good time to, buy a 1/a
of Beef
We have'lots'of (beef an hand now.
'FROZEN, FOODS, ARE BETTER
FOODS •
MARRIAGES
FALCONER - STEEP—At Clinton
'Baptist Church parsonage, on
Saturday, March 10th, Dorothy
Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Steep, Goderieh Township,
and Mervin E. H. Falconer, youn-
gest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, -
Falconer, Stanley Township, were
united in -marriage. Rev. C. C.
Anderson offi'eiated.
BRUCEFIELJ
The March meeting of the W. A.
was Held in the basement of Bruce -
field United Church on March 6th.
There was a good attendance and the
roll call was' answered by a verse of
Scripture or a line of a favourite
hymn. The first part of the 'after-
noon was spent in sewing, after
which the .meeting was called to
order,by,•the President, Miss Mc-
Donald. Mrs. Haugh took the de-
votional, consisting of hymns, re-
sponsive reading and prayer.' Mrs.
W. Scott, Secretary, read. the mi!n-
utes, Several items of business carne
up' for •discussion, It was decided to
Bold 'a Visitor's Day in May and that
the Tuckersmith West End Club be
Invited as guests. An exchange of
cotton goods - brought in about
eight` dollars in cash. ' The recrea-
tional period, followed.. Mrs. W.
Scott gave an amusing reading
"Visiting the Sick", Mrs. W. Mc -
Beath played. two "Irish" instrumen-
tals and: a contest was held to test
the intelligence of the members.
Some rated' quite high, others. not
so well. The.:mizpalm benediction dos,.
eci the meeting: The roll call for
April wil.I ,be "A Thought for Easter"
If you need a loan• foie purcl10e of
feet' or fertilzer, why riot call on Mr,
'Robinson, Manager . of the Bank of
Montreal. He .is making loans for
the above purpose at terms which
will suit your convenience:.
CUTE 'LADDIE'
Old' Gentleman --You're an: honest
Ind; but it was a $10 .bill, not 10'
ones:
,Small Boy—I know, mister, it was
a $10 bill .I picked up. But the last
time. I found ' one the man who
owned it .didn't have any change.
_ICeep up the •spirits of your pa-
'tient 'with the music of
the violin
anti the psaltery, or by forging .let-
ters telling of the death -of his
enemies, or (if he be a relic) ' by
informing pini that he `'eras been
tirade a bisho ,—Hen'
p ? m de Monde-
Ville: Treatise on Surgery, %:1316.
BIRTHS
VANDERBURGH—In Clinton Pub-
lic Hospital, on Wednesday, March
21st, -to Mr. and Mia. Kenneth
Vanderburgh, a daughter.. • '
MEDD—In Clinton Public Hospital,
on Saturday, March 17th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Medd, Clinton, a
daughter.
SCOTT -2n Clinton Public Hospital'
on Monday, March 19th, ?o Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Scott, Clinton, a
son.
JOSLING—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Sunday, March 18th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Josling, of
Londesboro, a son;
ROSS -From C'reemore, Rev. and
Mrs'. John. A. Ross (nee Kathleen
Cosens) ,are happy to announce
the arrival of their son (Robin),
on March 18th, 1945. All are well!
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The equal right of all men to the
use of land is as clear as their equal
right to breathe the air --it is a
right proclaimed by the fact of ,their
existence. For we cannot sup
pose that some men have a right to
be in this world, and others no right.
—Henry George,
GE '5
BA$%', THEJITR'E
Cf+tLi"►1Qlf
GAr AA•L• 'HEA •
i, Gooiest '
REGENT `H TIS
or w
Now Playing•"WHEN JOI•IN-
NY COMES MARCHING' HOMEN.oR,
., and "VICTORY THROUGH AIR
POIWPR": •
Playing Dan Amneche and
;Charles Bieltford'I'n "WING and
a PRAY,EIiI'• .
' Now Playing' ' •.. "MUISIC In
MANHATTAN" and "BETWEEIVI._
US 4IR.LS"
Mon, Tues, Wed: Dual Features
Donald O'Connor, 'Susanna :Foster
end Peggy Ryan.' Spillni:" over
' with fun. and sparkling with laug-
liter •comes this •gr+and with
comedy,
"•`HIS' IC, THE LIFE'S
Basil Rathbone and Nigel Brace,
the crime; wizards; in• the `newest
and 'weirdest of all their amazing
adventures. W
WOMAN"
Mon Tues. Wel .Two Features
Anna Neagge and, Richard Greene
An fthusual dramatic,; 'story in
: which a" •beautiful webben fights,
a hateful.secret.;:
"THE YELLOW"CANARY"
Wally Erown and Alan Carney a
terrific'` new comedy twosoiue in
' a riot of laughs, gags and gals.,.
"THE ' ADVENTURES • OF A
ROUKIE"
Mon..Tues and Wed,.
Bette •Davis, „Eddie Cantor,, Jack
: Benny :and 41 'other ' hop -flight
• stars 'of: stage, and screen in the
•brightest musical revue to come
: out"of iIollywoodl .
HOLLYWOOD' CANTEEN"
: Fri. and Sat,
Joyce Reynolds, Robert, Hutton 8a
mSPIDER
Edward Arnold "telling, an enjoy,
able tale 'of •,family life in an
army -camp "town;, •
"JANI•E"'
Thur. Fri. and Saturday '',
,-Gary Cooper,' Teresa Wright and
. Frank Morgan . This Sam Wood
production is rated the greatest
romantic' comedy of all time.
: "CASANOVA BROWN"
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Thur. Fri. 'and Sat.,, .
" THE DOUGHGIRLS'
/Jove's' on' the , loose. in wartime
Washington ea. wolves and woo-
women tangle with cupid a's• they
fry -for thegold ringon ;a marital
merry -go -round. Ann . Sheridan,
Alexis Smith and Sack Carson.
Coming' •—i "ADDREIIS UN -
KNOWN7' and•• "SWTNGTJMJd
RLUES"
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Coming - A. J.'Cronins
"KEYS OF THE KINGDOM"'
PROFIT and LOSS
To lose your wealth is •much, To lose your health is more, To lose
your SOUL is such a loss, as no man ban restore, "For what shall
it profit'a pian, if he, shall gain the whole world, and lose his own
SOUL? Mark 8:36.
A GOOD BUS1Nli'SS PROPOSITION —,ACCEPT CHRIST. AS
YOUR SAVIOUR. TO -DAYS . John 3:16_
TUNE IN: Pilgrim Hour_7-7.30 E.D.S.T. Sunday evening
LOCAL STATION CKLW WINDSOR
Do you need :money.for the pur-
chase of feed or fertilizer? If so
you should consult Mr. Robinson,
Manager of the Bank -Of Montreal..
The Bank is regularly ntaking loans
to farriers for all useful purposes.
' For Sale
Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover
Seed. Apply E. M. :Grigg, Clinton.
Phone 911r2, Clinton, 41-2
For Sale`
Lady's fitted beige 'coat, size 16;
boy's navy 'reefer' coat, • size 4;
lady's lime green sheer blouse, size
-32; Also Royal. Electric Vacuum
Cleaner. All in good condition. Phone
07, Clinton. .. 414
For Sale
Chevrolet Power Plant in good
working order. Also potatoes. Phone
907r5, Clinton. 41-11
For Sale .
Green Mountain Potatoes, Apply
Carman .Tebbn.tt, Clinton, Phone
002x31. Clinton; 41-2
Wanted to Buy •
A four or five roomed house with
bathroom preferred.. Possession end
of April if possible. Reply News -
Record, Box 39Y. 41-1
For Sale
1 bedroom suite"coinplete,:1 dres-
ser and washstand, 2 washstands. 3
toilet sets, 1 dozen imperial qt.
sealers, extension ; dining table,
child's high chair, .kitchen chairs.'
Apply mornings, until March 31st,
Miss M. G. Rudd, Mazy Street 40-2
Potatoes For Sale
Irish Cobblers .for. Planting or
table use. Phone. 907-24. H. L. Wise.
41.1
For Sale
Team of 'Black Pcreherons, rising
5 and 6; 24 nonths Holstein Bnll
Registered and •>Blood.,:Tested One
Fresh. Holstein Cow and Calf; Two
Holstein 'Cows due this month;' Oho
141. H. 13 hoe Fertilizer drill; One
M. H. Cultivator; One M. H. Aiding
Plow; One Woods Electric Fencer;
Four 100 lb. milk cans.: Apply ;to
Fred Gilbert, 7th 'Concession of
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Goderich Township, ' plum •' 208122
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Clinta , P
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ATURDAY SPECIALS
Hot Cross Buns
Date ``Muffins
Fried Cakes
Long: Johns
Kindly". return empty Kist and
Canada Dry Ginger Ale Bottles.
' 5c,each ..
BARTLIFF'S
The. Home of Good. Eats
PHONE 1.
For Sale
. A large frame house in-' Kinburn.
Apply, to Frank Riley, R. R. No. 2
Seaforth. 40-2
• For Sale -
One 'Mallard: drake, one year Old,
Apply Harold .1VIe}•trill, Londeshoro.
41-1
Wanted To Buy
Cottage with modern convenien-
ces, in Clinton. Apply H. Blatch-
ford, Exeter, Ont. ' 41-2'
Cemetery Memorials
Large stook of modern memorials on
display rt our '
Clinton Showrooms
Foi the convenience of our patrons,
office will be open on
Fridays
Open by appointment at any other
time
See Mr. J. J. Zapfe, next door
Cunningham & Pryde
Clinton --- Exeter Seaforth
• PHONE 41'
Apples For Sale
Northern spy apples. 756.a bushel.
25a per 11 qt. 'basket. Apply T. R.
Jenkins, phone 910r231. Clinton. 41-2
' Potatoee For Sale
T atadhin and Wurba Potatoes,
good cookers. Apply John Gibson,
Phone •907r23, Clinton. • 41-2
• Maynards Hybrid Seed Corn
will fill your silo with choice silage,
guaranteed to grow.
Price $6.00 per bushel
delivered at your door early in May,
Phone 616x34_ .Clinton at once.
J. F. Hugill, distributor., •
41-2
Wanted
Airman with wife and daughter
urgently require furnished:'acconuno-
dations, .(house, apartment or rooms)
Apply News -Record, Box 8913. 41-1
School Boy or Mait Wanted
For Bicycle repair "work. Apply
Ellwood Epps, Clinton, 41-t1,
House For Sale
6 rooms with all modern conven-
iences, in good. repair. Apply at
News -Record Office. 41-2
House For Sale
New white asbestos siding cover-
ed bungalow on Ontario Street, large
living -dining room; kitchen, built-in
cupboards, 2 nice bedrooms;3
clothes closets, 3 -piece bath; sun -
porch; oak floors throughout; rock -
wool insulated walls and ceiling;
full size basement. On a real nice
lot with a good dry garden. Garage,
Immediate. possession. Apply to Jin,
Walker, Clinton. 41-2
For ,Sale
Ajax seed oats', grown from,regis-
tered seed.. These oats " yielded 70
bushels per acre and were absolutely
free of weeds., Also O.A.C. No. 21
barley. Apply to R. G. Thompson,
Clinton. 41-1
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of JOHN BEVER-
LEY ,MU,STA:RD, late of the Village
of Bracefield in the County of Huron,
Merchant Deceased:
Creditors and others having claims
against the above estate are required
to send / full particulars of such
claims to the undersigned Executor
on or before'the loth day of April,
A.D. 1945, after which date , the
Estate's assets will be distributed,,
having regard. only to claims „that
have Breen received.
The Canada Tru t Com
s pang, ;Loner
don, Ontario,' E.xectrtor, by F. Ping,'
land, 'L c., Solicitor;. Clinton, Ontario,
41 2 41.3
. 'WANTED
Part Time Party with light truck
to deliver this coming spring, fruit
trees and ornamental shrubs to resi-
dents of Clinton and vicinity. For
particulars write Pelham Nursery
Co., -43 Wellington E., Toronto.
40-3:
Cows For Sal
7 Choice Fresh Xilk Cows, three
to 'seven years eld, Apply to W, V.
Roy ancl' Slons, 1•1;141.esborp; Phoria
Blyth: 41-1
Potatoes For Salo
Chippewa Potatoes, grown from
foundation stock, A. A. also early
Warba Planters Phone 907x3 'Olin -
H. T. RANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC' -
Fire Insurance Agent
Representing 14 Fire Insurance
Companies'
Division Court Office, Clinton
Frank Fingland, B.A.,'LL.B.
Barristor, Solicitor, Notary Public
Successor .to W. Brydone, K.C.
Sloan Blo k ..:. — .... Clinton, Ont,
H. C. LAWSON •
- INSURANCE AGENCY. -
Bank of Montreal Bldg. Clinton, Ont.
INSURES Everything that's
Insurable
Phones: OFFICE 251W
RESIDENCE 251J '
Agent—Mutual Life Ass. Oo.
:ARTHUR E. PARRY.
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Commissioner, Etc. Etc.
By Royal Warrant.
ton. •
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11. C. MEIR
Barrister -at -Law
Solicitor of the Supreme Cotgrt of
Ontario
Proctor in Admiralty.
Notary Public and Commissioner
Office in the McKenzie hotel
Hours; 2,00 to 5.00 Tuesday!
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 hours by appointment.
For Sale '
150 acres farm with good frame
house and barn, spring water, co-
veniently located. Must sell to close
Louis F. Peacock Estate H G Meir
D. H.1VIcINNES
CHIROPRACTOR
Electro• Therapist, Massmtge
Office: Hur91t Street, (Few Doors
'west of Royal Bank)
Solicitor, Seaforth and Clinton i •HvusR� pQa$o acid ., !rid b' i V
40-5 l u�c1�tGiCi!I
by 14lanipulation Sun -Ray i sv..........
• Phone 207
Cali
Puller Wash Products
Miss Wnlnifred O'Neil. 75J
for appointment, HAROLD JACKSON
A l'il'ted quantity of Hair Brush- Licensed .Auctioneer
es, Brooms and Window Cleaners for sale'Spseeialist•,it Farm anlf Household
sale. 40-3 Licensed in Huron and Perth
Counties. Prices reasonable; satis-
faction guaranteed.
For information etc. write or phone
Harold Jackson, R.R. No. 4 Seaforth,
phone 14-661. 06-412
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Farm For Sale
871/, acres. Lot 14, on Main Road
114 miles -west of Varna. 12 acres of
fall wheat, 10 acres plowed, good
well, Apply D. A Galbraith, Varna,
40;2
Muskrat Skins Wanted '
I am buying Muskrat skins either
green or stretched. Highest market
,prices paid. Norman East, Fur Buyer
R.
it: 1 Clinton.• 40-3
Tenders for Painting
Tenders wanted: •for the painting
of 11ieexterior woodwork ,of Londes-
boro; United Church. Apply Rev. A.
1*, Menzies, Londesboio, 40-0'
Dasix ,Seed Oats'
Grown on our farm from register-
ed seed; Rust resisting and good
y:elders.
Ripening in 60 days $1,00 per,,,bu.
Also a quantity of Red Clover
Seed, grown on our own farm. No. 1
Grade.
JONATHAN HUGILL for partic-
ulars, phone 61.6r34, Clinton 39-2
Farre For Sale or Rent
80 acres of pasture, spring creek,
plenty of shade, Brick House, • barn
and orchard. Apply to Mrs. Ellen J.
Cox, Huron Street, Clinton, 38-tf
Personal
If YOU want to get married,
*rite Box 358, Juliaetta, Idaho. Send
stamp. • 30-4
Farm for Sale
One hundred acres,' lot 13 eon. 2,
Hullett Township, including about, 10'
acres of hardwood bush, good bank
barn, stable, never failing supply of
water, at both front augl back of
farm; stone house, five rooms,.
small orchard, To wind up an es-
tate. Apply to George Mann, R. R.
No. 4, Clinton. 31_tf
Rouse for Sale
Five roomed frame house on 41b-
ext Street, town .water, quarter ;acre.
of Iand.: For further' particulars
apply to .Frank Fingland or J. W.
IMeCool, ',Londessboio 11=t1.
Wanted to Buy
Wanted to buy, old, horses and dead.
cattle for mink feed. 1f dead, phone
at once. Fred Gilbert ,908r22 or Jack
Gilbert 908r21. 5841
D.R. G. S. ELLIOTT
Veterinary Surgeon
Phone 203 Clinton, Ont -
ERNEST W. HUNTER
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
57 Bloor Str. W. Toronto Ont.
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
' Flip 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. McKercher, Dublin; J. F.
Prueter, Brodhagen,• George A. Watt,
Blyth.
Parties desiring' to effect incur-
anae 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 NATIONAL.RAILWAYS
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 3.03 p,m.
Going West, depart ...�.., 12.04.,.
Going
g'm
West,
. depart 11.10 p.m.
London and. Clinton Division
Coining North, arrive . ,. 11.20 a.m.
Going .S,outh, leave ....,, 8.10 g.m.