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ANNOUNC
M'ENT
TIIE EQUITY LIFE AMALGAMATES WITII TILE ONTARIO
EQUITABLE LIFE
The Ontario Equitable announces to policyholders of the Equity
Life that all terms and privileges of their policies will be guaran-
teed and carried out'by the Ontario Equitable.
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OUR MOTTO—SERVICE • '
IN DISREGARDING YOUR FUTURE YOU COURT DISASTER
The Ontario Equitable Life
M. T. CORLESS, Agency Inspector,
Phone 193
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LOOK!
Now is the time to clo your Papering and Painting, as
I have a large assortment of Wallpapers
PRICE: 5c to $3.00 per Roll"
TRY A CAN OF "LAKKO.' .
Four Hour' Enamel for Floors, Furniture -and Weedy, ork,
Paints and Varnishes for Every Purpose.
SHOP (HURON STREET)
Open Wednesday and Saturday afternoons and evenings.
D. A. KAY, ' CLINTON
.Or Phone 234 for other appointments.
for Mothers Day
12o dear one too far .away to receive a beautiful tribute'on . the
12th by using our membership with Florist Telegraph Delivery.
Assoeiation.
ROSES, CARNATIONS, SNAPDRAGONS, TULIPS,
4.111 ODILLS; ETC.
CILOICE, FLOWERING PLANTS AND MADE UP BASKETS
AND PANS
V,. ' COQ 1orist
' Two Phones—•06w and G6j.,
0400 0
Masi $r'utnbly, $r, rs #t4',1111 we
egzet'' to repdi t
].list;:. ' Wednesday , afternoon .;':the
Uuiel Chui'ah; W M,S•,.- entertained
Gons'tanee and•;'ICpox.'societaes •There
was n'. very J.ye
asant and profttable
time spent pr
The esident,
Taniblyn, Pl?esided : •Tb'e solo; 'ren
• 4ei ed''by MSss Wheatley" of• Constance
wa"s much ;appreciated` and 'NITS. .,
Vodden s 'readi ig WAS very •impzes-
sive, • 11xrs; ' Ross - and
Soott.sang a very pleasing duet[ M.
J -Carter• "gave a reading entitled;
',The Builder," -which was, worthy of
praise. ,A•quagtette .by Mrs. 7£arnest
Adams, Mrs, i;. Townsend, 'Mr.
Carter, and Mrs, 3.'M4niiing'was well
rendered and : Very much; enjoyed 'bY
all. ' Ain•address by Mrs: (Dr:) Wit=
ford, `recently of China,�Was'tlte•main
feature and was most"practical ;rand
valuable and was greatly appreciat-
ed. ; At the •close' a `dainty •Iuneh'was
served,
Mrs,'an, 'Bown :tita h'onro' i3t ,-
cession,;cwho • has -spent' t` some ,tine
with her sister; MIia..Sybil of Brant-
ford has ,returned.'
'
Mi:' Beacom'of, the 13th concession
visited; Teeswater 1lfasonie Lodge on
Thursday -evening: He:; is .Deputy
Grand` Master,`. Mr, Pollard'of Blyth
accompanied . him,
•. Mr. R. McCrea left'fiuessday Morn-
-Mg to attend the funeral of his' bre-
they'
retheta• at 'Grand Rapids, Rapids, Michigan:,
• Reeve and *s.'Adams were • in
London last Saturday.
'WA'. and 14frs. McTaggart 'of Wal-
ton -recently- visited' at the Mono of
Mr. S. Meyittie of the 13 concession..
Dr. and Mrs. Whitely of Gerrie
recently visited' their aunt, Mrs.
Mountain.
Mx. Well last week reeeived,a car
of 'Western rats.
Mrs. F. Johnston visited London
friends last Saturday., `
The summer speaker, Miss M.' E.
M'eDernrid of Sandringham, will ad-
dress the Women's Institute on ` the
23rd of May. And the 'June meeting
will also be held on that day- The
meeting will coninence at 2 o'clock
sharp. Tho program will consist of
commynity singing;' led by Mrs. E.
Adams, Mrs. J. Scott, Mrs. S. Carter,
Miss 4.2.Moon, Mrs. P. Manning, Mrs..
Geo. Moon and Mrs. M. Ross, with
Mrs. E. 141jeVittie, pianist; insttu-
-rntal, Miss G. Grainger; an address,
Miss M. E. • MbDermid, duet, Mrs. J.
Scott, Mrs. M. Ross. Refreshments
will be served by the Institute.
The members of -the Institute are
asked to bear in mindthe bazaar,
which is to be held at the district
meeting,
Mr. and Mrs. B. Tyerutan of Sea -
forth visitedat the f . r .
home o M .Jas
Elsley recently.
Mrs. 31. Mains and Miss Lizzie
have returned home after spending
several months with Misses Jean and
Eleanor Mains of Chicago.
The annual meeting of the W. I.
was held in the connnunity. hall on
Thursday, the 2nd of 14Iay, with six-
•tv-three present, ,After the business
part of the meeting was over there
was a good program, consisting of
readings, etc., and an excellent paper
was 't
ti t s von byMiss L. Yottn�• on"Edu-
cation
Z d
cation and What It Means.."• All
were appreciated very much, The
election of officers then ,took place:
Miss' L. Brigham," who had been the
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TENDERS FOR COAL
Sealed tenders addressed to the
Purchasing Agent, Department of
Public Works, Ottawa, will be receiv-
ed at his office until 12 o'clock, noon
(daylight saving) Wednesday, May
29, 1929, •for the supply of coal for
the Dominion 'Buildings throughout
the Province of Ontario, including the
City of. Ottawa.
Forms of tender 'with, specified
tions and conditions attached can be
obtained from G. W. Dawson, Put
chasing agent, Department of Pubine
Wlorke, Ottawa; and R. Winter, Drs
trict Resident Architect, 59-61 Vic-
toria Street, Toronto, Ont. Tenders
will not . be considered unless
made on the ;forms supplies/ by the
Department and in acoerdance with
departmental specifications and con-
ditions. "
The right to demand from the suc-
cessful tenderer a deposit, not ex-
ceeding 10 per cent of the amount
of the tender, to secure the proper
fulfilment of the contract is reserv-
ed, •
By Order,
S. E. O'BRIEN,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, May 1, 1929. 13-2.
The Ontario Railway
and Municipal Board.
(P, i. A-2211)
• In the matter Of the •Application
of the Municipality of Tuckers:nab
for approval ef' an annual charge of
313.00, ft! Subscribers, to The Tucker
smith 'Municipal Telephone System,
the said charge, to include all battery
renewals:
APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING
Tire Ontario Railway and Muni
cipal Board hereby appoints Wed-
nesday, the Fifteenth Day of Kay,
A.D, 1929, at the hour, of it. quarter
past one o'cl(ock in the afternoon,
(Railway Time,), in the tonin hall in
the Town of Clinfcjn for hearing the
above application. All persons hav-
ing an iiitereet in this matter and de-
siring to be heard are directed to at-
tend at the time and place as afore-
said.
Dated at Toronto this seventeenth'
Day of April, A.D., 1929:.
,II, C. SNELL, Secretary.
E 'cl• NM.,r7N8
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resident.? for, the past six -'years''
claixriedcebe gquld t}ot'take rt my len-
ger, During"h,er su>t' years • df weak
;the °Institute., spade'good pt ogreta and.
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!ler part ;We'll ' The iieeting, gave her
e hear! ••vete o •-'tii'anks
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mgi,r.are the;-,gfticets for t1i4.:comtng,
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President:' Mrs, 3' n 1
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Mrs: Geo: 1Vloen 2hd;