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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-04-15, Page 4t:. 10; D, yRI7� 5,,x.926;1, eat° a a, e Is nuw in• full u I sw1 t, .,g�. A v the 'largest gestan s lect1o ' or ..19Z6: that we have everr4W sh . 11:_. Buy 'now W ii ' 'While the Stock u�mple k''f r-. A� �' Free Sample, Brig � k ' •o � O I . CLINTON Special Price on -Player Pianos se' i ' t Why have your present Piano„1dle g et !v ceout of it b y, exchanging it on agSelf PIayer Piano, then ,every member of g the family will be able to play and enjoy thelatest music, 'Puil allowance for your old Piaiio:' See or Call T. J. McNEIL Dealer ins all Mosical lnstrunients Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton South !luroll Member Discusses, Matters of , :•. Interest to Agriculturists, Mr. N. W. Trotvartha believes Far vinee. If this poultry,could be dress- ecl here it would give a large number niers should Study Markets and emlalbyreent, and if put in good shape , that: Home Market should be Pro - thinkconldall:be shipped to England. . I think it would be a good idea if more teeted: oC` our poultry were ickpt in Canada In debate en, the report; of the ag- until finished and shipped to the old country instead of the United Scutes,• ricultutal enquiry committee, of which he is .a member, N. W. Tae- • "In regard to the egg pool, the wartlia, South Hue•on, 31e1eured on member for East Lambton (Mr. -Oke) Tuesday evening in the Legislature trade a statement here `solve days ago to the loss of overseas markets by that tine Her. 0. Co-oanative paid Canada in various lines, which had more for earthen eompetitors, I opened "ix wide field for research and think this was a mistaken statement. recommendation by the committee. The idea of the egg po61 is not in He also referred to the, effect of the paying the farmers so mach more T'ordney taii'iff, "It was up to Can: money for their eggs; I don't think ado.," he said, "to•iwtprove the quality farmers claim they get much more of her shipments, axtd it. was part of money through the pool, but eg'g's die the business of the agricultural en- taken' off the market into, the poor qu%ry committee to show the-farni.ers• when there is a very °'heavy ,pr•oduc- it was neeesstry. We found in 'New tion, .and in this way it steadies tho Zealand they had appointed a coni market and saves the dumping and nvisslon to take care of all the exports' glutting of 'eggs in -Toronto, Mont - going out of that: country, and the Teal hnd Ottawa, which would make _result is they feed' the market Of vert%ldw prices. They are put. in the Great Britian; ' and cause no glut Pool and sold 'to the old countryt in whatever, and in :.that way :obtain Oetober, and in this way steady the. . much steadier prices than they +other• market through the .,summer for On- -wise, would do. That is one of the tario eggs. 7 think this could be recommendations of the committee done in more lines than eggs. It this year that there should be a oat- tt could be done lit' 'poultry, butter,. conal co-operavtivie marketing, corn -1' Cheese ,and a good •many ether anti - ell for Ontario, and in this way five ,cies-" • , • ,think we can nnalte".a wonderful im- provement in sending our jiroduce toe -England. (Applause) >(�OTtn'esville "At the Woodstock meeting of the ,Committee, there was a delegation of ladies from the TJ. F; W, 0.eon the subject,' of eggs. United ;States eggs demoralize our market just atour highest cost .period. ' 1 ,think it little less than a criine that that is This year prospects are gid for 100 • allowed to go. on, and eggs shipped tons, as the routes are taking in more in at three cents a dozen at a, tame of territory and many of rho herds are Year when oost;is Very high, and their increased. The directors 'are instal - duty against us is 8 centts, We have ling a new whey tanit with:denial's the a large amount of money invested,in capacity of the old one. The far - poultry buildings, largo poultry niers realize the value of pasteurized hatcheries, breeding mouses, fattening whey for hog feeding,. Cows and pens,, and we want to, foster the:in 'hogs are the 11108 -ti profttabie animals dustry so it willrgrow and develop in a larnter can keep. and 'the British- , Ontario, • market ie always ready for -Canadian, • an have a wonderful market. in he.eese • and- bacon, England for. our poultry ry products, We all know that Ai. last three years partly caused 'by - our egg -grading Varna system, onr eggs in England' are set= 1' ling at.the best price of any eggs in 1 A Ismael- of', the • friends of Mr. the world. We have a large market and Mis: C' Epps surprised the young there;: for, poultry products. Just this conga with 'a liiiseellaneous shower last two years; poultry has been ship on Tuesday evening, about 100`being • l;ed over. to Great Britain frozen, and ,epresetit, and the many beautiful pre there is an-unlimited:tnarket there fpr 'writs :show the esteem in, which the 'frozen poultry,-a;•nd 1f ewe could get young, couple are. held Rn the cote - men' who,could g acle •this'poultiy'and manatee,' The. •presentation address put it pp in good. Shape there is a was read by Mrs. Chan. Rathwell and onderful market in Eur e at Wonderful.. o the an appropriate i°e 1 n Preply was tache by r _ ° in i m ..en t o but we f n out in ask- Mr, - t d. sl Elms, A. en'b. a i rF >pp Y J Y,lle•,'pro- ling the Department' of Agrieulture, grans Was given and a; pleasant even - probably' of both governments; "there ing was spent: Following is the ad - are very few men capable of grading,- dress; dressed oultry and uttin • it u. in ! " e P putting P ` ,::' - ....Dear 1Vir; � sand Ms. Epps : We, proper; shape for the British market, yours erimicTs; ,•.and , peighbors, , have and •1 think it,nsight be a good sti'g -'gathered here,this,evening to sptynd a gesti.on. ibr ,either of the departments S;oial +time, arid` to'weicoi' a Mis.,: Ii As: • -that 'more men; be trained to+but;inp, n ,-:PP to, our- cominuiiity. 'W'e have mucic poultry in batter 'shape- for the old • pleasure in makin her ac uaiiatai`ce counts We could develo i a-mbrketa gq t• y t , and trust that she rivijj enjoya, our over there quickly, fog' frozen poultry. friendship. W y ' . ,.,. • We wish you every But like grbding of eggs, or; bacon cess,end 'mudh,happiness 'through the, ralling,'ft must be ' dolie-peoperily, years Of •ysuir married'lifs which e At the ifresent'tiee there is. a greet' hope Will be nan , As:a token M our. , shortage of dressed, poultry. During friendship please accept• these' g'i>4ts, the months of ;September...arat9ctober, 'which' nye trust; will be ;found useful, ,live. poultry are shiesped in:lare num-' W'rittelh on ':behalf el the young bora to the Buffalo and.Bostoh mar- people of, the cbmltii-nity •Thelma l t ....N w that,is, 'something like i ' -, ee s a�g Rowson, fern Taylor? Mis.,Charlie chipping: taw, material out :of our pee- Rathwell" ` 1, Iii yek. The H o a nx.e 5 7111 e Cooperative Cheeseand-Butter Co Limited, efhich gave good satisfaction to its patrons last ;yoar, is preparing for an increase in business this season. Last year: 60 tons of cheesewere manufactured: Bro1Yn' ,said Mas:tee-JohrL lltown retic nevi, on.•Tiwisday last• de' ter visiting-3ilx's. Brown's daughter. Wxndsor fog a cou4e of weeks Mx's�E. Fea6herttone drake Mess' Doris Feather stone ::':and° ilii•s ;Chea,, W, Parker, ctureed'on Tuesday after having visited the ratter's dAtlgltter;,' Mas L B, $initlr, in Landon, for a' week,' 4 Mi William Z Metcalf o£ Ann Ax .her University carQ;ltonte-on;T'iiday. *rat; :Variatign with his pax: 'ceras i •„ � ..�. t Mrs If..0 Stott end' l5 , (sml�thorpe; ivho, have spent •tine win lei` nn °Europe, retuxned''11ome on: Tuesday of"ia@t Wee% Miss Izetta Merner returned one Sa+tiir'day to ,Now' Dundee; Miss Eth- el<'J'dwett to grechiri• and, Miss Jean tj?oods to; Orton tib resutiie their; teaiching,dutles • Wis., M. II tri"'c ,e , G no 1 tuaned qn Sat= tY,a:ilpy after spending• +the holiday at. her honie ileal Ilxgeasoll The pa-tY• liven, in the town hall en'Thursdaylast by a nunnbei:, of. the young people of theootnnnniity-wa5; enjoyed by all present ° The V P S met`, on "Friday last. o NewtoiitBradli ,gave a very initer- esting and;ennstructive -lecture •on•the p'esture iieints for stopping hennorr hages• :in giving I ust Aid. Merton :Kernel. took the•itonie frdui the stride book `,Heroes of oar Homelands," af- ter tiyhirlf tlte!social contartittee. took charge and .a vein- intereptiiig contest: on Eplgiish and, American 'poets was given, ' Mr. aid Mis. W. A. Townshend and 1VIis's ,Gwen Lllirtt•'llatae;- returned to then home: in Itlanilla. 1Vlr...1. W. Truitt returned -on Mona day after visiting his slaughter in Detroit fora a week, Messrs:' .Merton Merner and David Dewar have.returned to• their studies at Clinton •Cellsaiate, • ' 'Tnseeetoe J. E. Toms visitedthe school an Tuesday. Mrs: F. A.' Edwerds returned last week after •seendin.o .several weeks with hoe 'sister in Kitchener. Mr. Thos, Elliott met: with quite a •serious accident .on Saturday last - when cutting wood he was accident- ally cutin the leo; just back of the: knnee. It was quite a deim cut and reouired eievon. stitches. • It •is to be honed that he will -make a speedy re- covery: • Mr. Glrcham Dllintt left nn Satter - clay lee take a position in Kifehener. I1risses Anns '14;1liot4:awl allva and' Annie newai left on Sat,nrdav to i'a- slime their duties on the Toronto Public Schools staff. n,n,•reeld Public" 'and Continuation schord Paster report: • Senior Room: e Sr.• 5th--Giaee Jowett;,: Mark El - little • Jr. 5th—Isabel Mustard, Doughts Geminhardt*. ISr, 4th—Clay>ton • Weston, George Sturgeon, Annie McLeod*. f' Jr. 4th --Jessie Lindsay, FredWes. ton, Lottie Higgins, ',1)largaret El- liott, Agnes Derr, "George Finley, Newton Sturgeon, Ella 'Mackay* Isa- bel Lindsay'. • Sr. 3rd—Doris Gem,in.hardt, Graf- ton Weston"', Berthena Sturgeon, John Brown*, Ilarold McLeod*. , Missed one or more extninetions, —M. H. Gerrie, principal, Junior Room: Jr. 8rd—'Craig Kerr, Mary Wid- combe, K.e•nnoth Merner. Sr. 2td—Thelma Parker, Isabel ,Osmond; Edith Merner,/ John Wild, Jack Lindsay, Sandy Mustard, Lawr- ence Johns.• Jr, 2nd—IaeithyGeminhrdt, James Sturgeon, Maud Parker, Dean Castle, Brown Lindsay, 'Louis Wild, Louise McLebil, Toni • Castle, Casen Johns, -Mervin Elliott, Se. Primary --Charlie Parker, Clara Parker, 'Doris Featherstone, William Osmond. Ailua.w; Woods,asaibtant. NOTICE 'TC ,.INTRACTOItS Separate sealed tenders'maiked, "Tender for ,Contract! No will •be received by the . undersigned until 13 o',cloek near Corr Friday, April 30th, 1926, for the following Work on the Provincial Highways: —CONCRETE PAVEIVLENT' Contract No. 26.117 -Clinton westerly 5.6 •"etiles (Alternative) Mileage 5.6., 26118.5.6 miles, west of Clinton to Godeiich (Alternative) Mileage 5:59: • A+SPIiALT.IC PAVEMENT (Black Base) 26-123—Clinton westerly ester w 5.6 milesY. • (Alternative) Mileage 5„6. 26-124-5;0 miles west of. Clinton to .Goderieh (Alternative) Mileage 5.59. • Pleas;•,specifications, information tobidders tender formers and tender envelopes -may be,obtained on And af- ter Monday, April. 19th, 1926; at the. office of the undersigned or from Mr, Down oy, Resident Engineer, Stratford, Ont; A narked eheque for $1,000:66 pay-. aisle to t1te;Minis'ter of Public' Works and Highwa Ysi Otvtaxro s 00 a, Guaran- ty oxnpany's 73rd Bond for a sun'ilar, amount must beattached to tenders: • A Guaranty Company's •Contract Bond fox+ 50%, of the amount of the entre will ` t x be furnithed by the Coil= tractor' to the.Deparpnrent when •Con traet le signed., Mainttenence:'Bonds if `r'ecldhi:ed foe 25°Io,, of the total of the-tender.,and extensioneof the work, if any; shakl be ;furnished„to t'he -I)e- paitinent where Convect xs'. signed. All bonids'4nust'be made out:: on de - pa ,amental forms. 'The,lbwest .or any. tender.• not necessarily ,aceepte<i. S. L. SQUIRE, e ixt in D Minister •. of Ii P y., 1 I ghwaYs. Deparlrment of Public Highways, y. 'Ontario, 7.gronto, April 8th, 192G, • a• 531 et�1*". ;01'oin AnothOr C're 'iond'e o l snt)` he annual adneex+ega'tiorMi Meeting of St,,'Andrelv's ';Urttteii church was Aga on• Thursdaj!' attei+inoon, April 8th, , with a gpppoly nutlt'11e} of the members, ani t dhex-ent, .presenia: The meeting.>was ggoided••over y,by the pastor, Rev , T; Ilennedy, B DE, :acid Mis W,,,` W4ilis acted•kits jLsgcretai.'y >.Tlte fiiipt ltalf'hotii, was: spent' :in; de= ,votional;gxelerses:=afteitWlrigh reports lyereii6cersed from tfie'vaitous de; 'IS-;?1•1‘ hmenta of the,chuneh,as- followpi° The tot&17utenvbershi of the isun - 'day school ,ns 62' • the lnia0nt carted foe ail ,purposes was 158;,' o£ which 'amount^$3$ Oq was ,fol Mis`sicntt`+anii•• 10 86 kpr n• Rally bat fond Phe : school hors kept"orient the whole year and •tbe ,wort 'liag been ;;inainiMnect iiuste• bsuieessfu'lly-•tinder,• ail efficient ;stat of•agtficexs hard :teaelieis ; :Mr' i0.-1sfernei, wa%.n 0electecl superiatend.� ent :ttf •the seh tel : ' :'- Tlie ;Laches' Aid isothtutyy.repoi6gd ox tellent work clung deming,Lhe yeap in, paying the janitor's e.alauy.and mall- ing considerable repairs in the Inte = -nor of -the parsonage, .There has ,been a: steady increase -in • its' membership - ;and it,repertee,,e. balance, of, over;• $50 on hand. The new president appoint- ed , a fe)s weeks ago, is • Mis (Rev.) H., F. Kennedy, with Mrs. Win. Reid vice-president. ]Vire Re+bt. Scots roar' Secretary and Mrs, I. Makins • eas- urea,.:•The retirin . :president, ' s. g, 1 dWallis wts'eleeterl hoax uy presi- dent ,: The Women's Missionary Society •re•?orted`for fifteen months' ;tram Jan. 1925,to April 1926, this society has sent to the Piesbyteriai'treasurer the anoint •of'$215.00, this being' a little more* than the total• amount of their 'allocation,' This society' has conducted' its work _In -a very credit- able manner- during the •year under. • the efficient leadership of Mrs. D. Mc- Kenzie as president. - - There -being no 'report. of the Mis- sion Band presented, the. pastor„ told of some of the' very interesting' meet- ings he eet-inrgs.lte had-attended.and assured the people. that the work was being well looked -after 'by :their superintendent, Mrs. Mc, Tough. Mr. II, Drehman, local treasurer of the Maintenance and Extension Fund, a'epdrted the ,total amount iof'$175.P0 beang raised from, all sources on this, fund,; all of which, withthe exception of, a fewdollars,having been for- warded to the general treasurer in Toronto. This annount, represents' the sunt allotted -ccs this 'charge as,being over'-subsoribed by $300.00• The,;report of the session was pre- sented by..i1lr. 'Colin Campbell, the clod-, In ;this report was incorporat- ed a statement. of the steps taken leading up teethe .ceganizatiein of the United' church, the apeointing• of the members of the session the accept- ance of Rev Mr, Iiemie(dy as pastor of the charge and his :formal induc-, time to the pastorate on,,,Oetober lst, 1925. Three official meetings cf the session were 'helot since, its inaugura,., tion and dining ,this time ,those have been two ebnenanion services held. Only one member has died during the year. Four have been removed by letter. Seven new members were re- -ceived and the present membeesbip is 125. There are 52 families including members and adherents of the Bay- field Cehin ch. Mi•. E. Merner, 'treasurer of the Board of 'Stewards, presented a very encouraging financial report showing that all the demands- of the church had been fully met up to March 31st, including the ministers stipend, re- pairs to the parsonage, organist's salary, annual: conference hind, and other .local church funds. The report also showed a balance of over $70,00 on hand, , The total - amount raised by the congregation anck its organizations during the year that has closed is considerably aver $2,000, ' These reports were receiverlAvith a great deal of satisfaction to both neater :aund'people 'and give maple testimony to the fact that both• spir- itually and financially the union of •the two chinches in -this place has been a very successful' venture. ; , : The •officers for the ensuing year were appointed as 'follows: ' Mr. C:.Campbell acid Mr:. L. Clark were re-Nlected as members of the session for a term of three years, the other'• members holding- office for vax.yi g tenni-being: W. Wallis, .Wm. Reid, Thos, Broavnett and S. Cleave. The Board of Stewards were re- appointed as follows: H..Drelnnan, W. Stewart, h',: Merner, D. Dewar, S. Bohner,, J. Seotchinee, P. Cleave}e, D. McKenzie, and R. • G, Reid. Mr. E. .Merner was ,appointed sec. treasurer of the Board of Stewards and Ii.' Drehinann, treasurer of the Maintenance and Extension Fund: This very inteietlting meeting was brought to a close' by singing "Blest be the Ties That,, Binds" and pro- nouneennent of the benediction, after which a social hour was spent and light refreshments served:, Is Your Child Weak?' .Thin and �%�'a�C? Cod. Liver Eottact In Sugar Coated Tablets Puts on Flesh and Builds Tent Up In just: a• few :days—quicker than you ever:•dreantt. of--these;"wonderfttl health •building,-fleshe treating ta? tete called McCoy',s -Cad Live; Extract' Tablets' will start'; to heln!any thin, underweight little` •one After. sickness• and where rieltets. are suspected h t ey are c especially vahn.,. able, r - Most people knowthat from ;he livers of the lowly'eodfish.:vitamines. of the first class: are extracted—the kind that heI' all feeble nnderwe he- n g men, women and children. `' Try these wonderful tablets la 30. days and it-yeur frail, gaily child dent greatly benefit—get your money hack.: A very: sickly child, age 0, gained; 12 pomods in 7 months. • ' Ask any eireiggist :Cor Pv cCoy'r Cod: 'Liver Extract Tablets -•-as . easy to take as candy iatd-3O tablets, 60 cents.;. --Adv t401",V.BNMEN!l GRAN„1' STILL COMES •Cj'vatoki, Apr..18 1026. Editor?,; News4Recoxd;' .1 ivishito.';call your' a'tt'ention to ane article appear • - ing rni:last wee1 s issue of The News-°. Record, which says •'rho Public school board '''have increased: the Oalanie5 of th'o teaehere end that -the"Governnnent have out•'ofl th'e;grant, '' These statemennts ave_ both inco�r- rect, ii' ihe'usixel salaries aro iq' of feet, Arid ,•tlre 'Government grant is Still naintained,,rt `is•the: irritation of ache School e oar'd _ to ;. cbgiinu`e. with' the piyesent salaries, as 'long• es 'the' Government graxut selnai3ns''the same,' Y'e11r5',eiec-rely,' ' • - `' W S R .4elie es, ode n bolro. Tl}e' Iatlles of,`the 'KU. S. of ((otic: churel';gave ai tea alt the home of Mrs. 'xngYafsL oi� Tuesday'.' afternogn of last.w•eei . 4he.goolety., Was.honoi=ed by` tl;e: presenbe of Miss: Rogers; re-. tu3'nei: iissionary"firosp. Koiegi;,and' the nienvbers :Of . the Migs'igiiery Society of the 1nited church, Miss Belle" Scott -presided.• The meeting. opened with., surging .psalm 84; Miss. Barr read the Bible lesson ',after which Mis k;inglanad led in praiyer' A`short and interesting., program was given. ' Miss Young gave a fine'`read ing"Wrong Lee's Easter 'Allies" • whieir contained'„ many beautiful` thoughts worth acting upon. - Mrs:' Rosd•and Mrs, . .Scott contributed a, .very pleasnng*duet;. Miss Rogers, the .speaker. of the afternoon, in a very impressive inannor, • told of her work in Korea, ae• it now is and of its no's,.. sibilities for the future, touching briefly on the open deors•-hf the Poi- eign field e d and its need. Ilex' address was' most inteie`sting .and tone/dug and all present felt the cAhaem .of it. A vote of -thanks was kindlyren•dered by Miss"Scott to Miss, Rogei 190 her interesting and helpful talk, After surging hymn 814, refreshments -were served and a 'social ltotir closed the meeting. . • The K.iiox church Missioe Band will hold its regular meeting in the church on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. :At this meeting the mite boxes will be opened and the pageant arranged for the last meeting will be given. There will also- be a short program. Those in charge 'would like to see all the:members present. The average attendance go far is 22, which is splendid with a membership of 30. BrucefieLd. 1< Mr. James Moody and iVlrs, Wm. McQueen received word last week -of the death of their; cousin (Jane Robb), Mrs: William Work, who passed away EasterSimday' "peacefully after a long, illness. The • funeral was held on Wednesday, April 7th, from Mel- ville ehureh,' Brussels. Interment took erlaee in Brussels cemetery. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved fancily, and friends, Mfrs. kali of W,inghanr was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Janet'Ross, last week. Miss Bertha 1,1,ustard of Toronto is visiting at the honne of her ,par - ants, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mustard, 1. Mrs. James . Derry:' and her son, Will, have. moved to oui village and we *elcgnne them, Miss McLaren -et Clinton visited at the home of Mr. Hugh Aikenhead and attended the funeral of Mis. Alex. McBeath. K>lppen 114r, John Whiteman, our oldest resident; who has been spending the winter with his daughter, Mrs. Robt. Dinsdale of the Town Iine, Stanley, and who has been very 11I recently, is • now recovering and his many friends lire ver' glad to hear that he is in a fair way to regain his old time vigor. Mr. Whiteman is well up in the nineties, • The funeral of the late Mrs. Alex. McReath ofthe second line, Stanley, was held Tuesday from the old home. The services were taken by Rev. R. A. Lundy of St. Andrews 'United church, Kippen. Interment was in Baieds cemetery. The syrup malting which got get back fora week or ten days during the cold weather we had is in full saving this week. and with the frosty nights and the warm, sunny days of this week g000 runs' of sap are re- ported, • :Mrs, Johne Smith of •. he Zurich road is visiting this week the home of leer sat, Mr. Emmerson Smith, of the village, • . •- The warm , sun of the past -,veek has made great larvae of the snow. and nothing now remains but the. heavy snow banks and the faiifiiers. fire busy poeparing'for seeding, Which will' be about two weeks later than usual. " ' Quick Pile, Relief Can only come by removing the cause bad circulation in the dower bowel. Nothing but an internal reitl- -edy can bring quick; and sure relief. That's why ointments and operations fail. Dr. Leonardt's Hi;M-ROID bah- ishes piles by -removing the cause: Money refunded if not satisfied. J. E. Hovey and druggists everywhere. i6iG1#A1tl• 1155 ! ednesday Sukf• . �A? C TCFI, ' The will ,ef' the late (I' bol ! ty,will, eolniner:4e 'litre the first •Oiat•les .Criryin `.contains- a :beciuest of, 'Wednesday iii, May ,and eontirrae nttr1 ;050'0 to the .A.iexanii•a, Marina and the. end of•,Oeto1o' ;GomsalITospital, ow Helping Yqt to • • ®®♦� rS, it was first designed life •insurance ., served only as a ,1iieans Whereby, a pian mi •ht: provide for' his, roved odes a ins case ea of • death. Today` •>:this .5eivice' is only one, of the man' needs which Iif %xnsu'xance• Y meets. By means; of life • insurance men .provide fronds to educate their Children -guarantee the'payment of mortgages, on their homes; .ir onicie ;813' age . incomes" ' fioi themselves; , .provide financial security for their-.bust nese Life 'insurance will help you. toaneet most any financial obligatiorx which you may have, 'but to obtain the fullest bean- - fit whieh . life ,insurance offers you should choose' the kind of, policy most suited to • your particluar' reciruirementS. Information on this subject will'be-- gladly furnished you. T. CORLESS Agent for The Ontario Equitable Life -and Accident Insurance Company. CLINTON- • ONTARIO' - Great Rejoicing >< n J g b Y Rheumatictip ri. C i les = Tf So'C,rippled You Can't Use Aruna civ Legs, Rheunut Will Help You or Nothing to Pay .Get :oi bottle of Rheunia -today- and wear a satisfied smile on your, "face.. tomorrow., ' It's a'-reinody that is astonishing* the 'whole country, 'and, it's just as good fol gout, >sciatica and .lumbago as for rheunnatisiu. • I' d >ive :; he of ono /y a ` k �, . S t � s tis w Ste ficin` the joints and muscles=that's the' secret of'Rhetnna',s success.. .Bu 't t vet. don tas ; riuto tate •ou our word for go ta 1. E. Hovey ty druggfit and get a bettie of Rhouma( today; if it'. doesn't' do as we promise; get your xn6Yiey back. It will be there waiting for Yot .-,Advt. Reports on t Canada's ” .% sir" cit 1• _s �'„ Crops ���:�-;=� �• erg, iehi1+ -, At frequent intervals throughout the season the Bank of Montreal issues reports on the progress of the erops in -Canada, These re - 'ports, telegraphed to headquarters from the Managers. of the Bank's 600 Branches, cover every Prov- ince and form a .reliable index.:of crop conditions. The reports are furnished free, Upon 'request at any Branch of the .Bank your name will Gat placed. on our mailing list, BANK OF MONTREAL Total Assets in Excess of $750,000,000.00 WHITE BEANS 6 lbs. 25c BULK lbs. 51b.. CO Pail CK ** s� l L LI BY's BEANS 2 tins 25c D.S.L. ULK. o, TEA 591b. $b. CHRISTIE 5PIERIt. sT CREAMS-. AU Beehive D Crown r s31 35 ox. BOTTLE .�r Raymond's �a�►C p nd s Sour Mused ROW N TREE'S COCOA b. ,��'"+� ��yy''aa �g 22C CCHOICE` Iba. 3 Ib. STUART S JAR IIdARIirdALADE C READY Cut Ibs. . MACARONI 3 . PINEST CAAD AN• glove CHEESE H. e0IfHIFlakes for ®,- -?000 Gold' uick z Q C T�>kos•. Clntocola#e I'uddflng 4ib.TIN ,OLD CITY Raspberry' JAM 65c S 1 .. b i. P CHIPS 2 250 FRDS NAPThA SOAP - n'IAYFIELD BRAND SLICED BACON c lb. No. 3 PAIL SHORTENING Eaeifirst or Doimeagie 52r e TLeses 1'ricon in effect for ons week from datb of iliaP P pa a • 'ytss' fC 041.':.