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-IEWS-RECORD
Clinton ranch
Money for
the Farmer's Wife
N most farms the hens and the
money they bring in belong to,
the farmer's wife.
This money will soon grow to a
considerable ppm if deposited in the
ibank regularly.
,Auk for o cops of otir Monro Bok containing
ueofnl- i formation for Amer:.
helloyathank
of Canada
B E. Manning, Manager
Of Interest to You
and Me
For severity Control has the O.T,A.
backed off the map.—London Free
'Press, -
Well, it has the O,T,A. backed off,
all right, anyway,
av:a*
"Many people," remarks' the Far-
mer's Advocate, "are looking for op-
• portunities with their eyes focused on
• distant fields;, and stumbling over op-
portunities all the time."
Capt. Lindbergh must have felt
rather foolish °'being kissed by the
• men of France. Americans as a rule
care little for kisses except from
-young and pretty girls:
s * *
' Charles Lindbergh will be received
by 'President Coolidge on his return
to the United States, but he has been
'hob-nobbing with -kings and presidents
ever since landing in Europe. It will
not have nearly the thrill it Wright
have had earlier in his career,
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With a sure cure for 'heaves, as
= advertised by a Kincardine man, and
<a discovery that will prevent rust in
wheat, as announced by a scientist,
farmers should be reasonably happy,
if only Somebody would diecover a
azure and painless •method of paying,
off the mortgage. •
r a
They tell us that the sun, although
losing its heat, is good for another
ona hundred and fifty million years:
'.That ought to See us through all•
right, but what we'd like to know is
with a, halo like a rainbow about his
round;` jolly old head, as he did on
Monday.
*�;am
If. you want to get into really high_
society, hobnob with royalty, all that -
sort of thing, you know, go into
chicken ' clrlture, There's ,our, old
friend, F. C; Elford, formerly of
Hblmesvilie, now poultry husband-
man at the Dominion Experimental -
Farm, Ottawa,'so busy getting ready
for. the World's Poultry Congress, at
which representative birds from, sev-
eral, royal pens will exhibit; to be held
in the Capital City this summer, that
he cannot snatch a dayor so to come,
up and shake hands with old friends
in this vicinity. And this not be-
cause he wouldn't enjo r it, mind you,
for success .hasn't spbiled Fred one
particle. But that Poultry Congress,
ess
hich isomething
w s of an, achievement
for Canada, promises' to be a fine
affair and nobody is busier in plan-
ning for its success than Mr. Elford,
who is general director.
"What event happened in Canada
thirty-five years ago today?" was the
question flungat us on Monday' last
by Neighbor J. P. 'Sheppard, and im-
mediately our mind began iraeing
about tryingto find in its many
pigeon holes a note of . the particular
event. We should: probably have
failed miserably but forthe fact that
we've been reading up . more or less
Canadian history during the past few
weeks, and we guessed "The death of
Sir John A. Macdonald." "You are the
first one whoanswered," remarked
Mr. Sheppard,- I've . asked sev-
eral." On June 6th, 1892 the els!
what Old Sol means by coming • out Conservative • Chieftain, amid "a na,
1w,
Head
oake,
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BANK N K O MONTREAL
Established 1847
ASSETS and LIABILITIES
30th April,1927
ASSETS
Cash on hand . . .
Deposits with and notes and cheques of
other Banks ..
Deposit with Central Gold Reserve
Cal[ and Short loans .ori Bonds, Deben-
tures'and Stocks . ,
Dominion and Ptovincia[ Government
' Securities , . . ,
Canadian Municipal Securities and
British, Foreign and. Colonial Public
Securities other than Canadian 28,605,330.6o
Railway and other Bonds, Debentures
and Stocks . 3,931,421,19
Quick Assets $427,990,376.52
Loans and Discounts and other Assets '332,496,996.71
Batik Premises , 11,8o0,000.00
Liabilities of customers under letters of
credit (as per contra)
$ S'7,464,766.3o
49,280,374,28
t9,000,000.00
149,696,272-31
90,007,46,:'/.84
• 1 1,825,400.79'
Total Assets $784,112,? 74.02
LIABILITIES TO PUBLIC
Notes .v<, circulation -
Deposits
Letters of credit outstand
Other liabilities
Total Liabilities to Public •
43.,266,298.70
676,578,714.64
ng 11,$o5,400•79
i•o,398,i33.87
$7s2,o68,547.8o
scess of Assets over Liabilities
to Public . $ 62,044,226.22
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tion's teats, breathed has last, :kaults
he had and mistakes he made, but
during his lifetime he served Canada
well, 'I -Ie was a man who _ had,
vision and to further the welfarerot
his beloved country, (for n spite o[
his birth in Scotland he was a true
Canadian), was his first desire and
the end for which he labored. Peace
be to, his ashes!
IVa arrnages
THOMPSON-NF+iEB=At the manse,
Kippen, en- June 3rd,' by the Rev.
R. A. Lundy, - Alice, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Neeb, to. Sam-
uel: Thompson, son of George E.
Thompson, all of Hay.
Births
RUSSELL=In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on`Julie 6th; to Mr. and Mrs:
=Nt'esley- Russell, (formerly Miss
Nellie Rutiedge),'the gift of a son.'
MARSH—At Auburn, on June 4th, to
Mr: and Mrs.Fred March,' the gift
of a daughter.
Deaths
LEAK In Blyth, on - June 1st, Ed-
mund .Lear, aged 59 -years.
WADE—In Fort Wilhelm, on :May
20th, William- Lough Wade, son of
the late William Wade of Clinton,.
in, his 70th' year.
MACDONALD-In Toronto, on June
1St,• Grace Lumsden Christian, 6'i-
dow of the late Dr. ,T. A, Mac-
douald.
ELCOAT--In Los Angeles, Cali£;, on
May 25th, David Elcoat, formerly
of Tuckersmith and Clinton, in his
71st year.,•
FORMER RESIDENT' OF
MULLETT DIES SUDDENLY
The death of Mr. Edmund Lear of
Blyth; which occurred on Wednesday
evening of last week, carne as a great
shock to his fancily and the commun-
ity, Mr. Lear . had on the day of .his
death eonsulted the doctor about some
ailment e t but his conditionwas not
considered de ed at all serious and he had
driven over to Auburn with his daugh-
ter. Onreturning he had gone up-
stairs and when he did not come clown
his wife went tip to ell him to his ev-
ening meal, only to find that he had
passed away.
Mr. Lear formerly farmed in Hul-
lett township, retiring to Blyth a few
years ago. He was a man of sterling
character and had the respect and es-
teem of all who knew him. He is sur-
vived by his wife, who was formerly
Miss Hannah Bali, and a family -of
three daughters and one son: , Mrs. A.
Taylor and Mrs, Stanley Chellew of
Blyth, Mrs. Lyon of Brandon and Nel-
son Lear of the 13th of Hallett. All
were present . at the funeral, which
took place from the family home at
Tiyth on Sunday.. The services were
conduetted by the Rev. • Mr, Hughes
and theipalljtearers were; B'enry'Lear;-
James •'Ball, Eberts; Ephrieen Bali,
Toronto and Nelson Ball, Walter Mair
and 'William Sheppard, Clinton.
The :fancily have the sympathy of
the community in, their: sorrow.
Mr. Arnold Petrie and wife of Tor-
onto were visitors over the weekend
at the home of Mrs. Petrie's mother
to the village. -
Mr. and 14I1rs. Emmerson Stafford of
Elgin county motored to Kippen on
Saturday and spent Sunday and Mon-
day at the home of Mr, W. L. Mellis
in the village,, returning on Monday
evening.
On Friday last Mr. Samuel Thomp-
son, son of Mss Ger. E. Thompson of
the 2nd line, 'tray, was united in mar-
riage to Miss Alice Neeb, daughter of
Mr, AIex. Neeb of the township of
Stephen. • The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. R. A. Lundy at
the manse, Kippen. The happy couple
will reside on the groom's fine farm
about one mile _north of Kippen and
we wish them a happy wedded. life.
Mr. Cliff Watson, -wife and family
of Detroit are -here on an extended
visit at the home of Mr. Henry
Shafer, who is Mr. Watson's grand-
father. We hope he may be one of
the many Canadians who in this
Jubilee Year will decide to remain in
theland of the maple leaf.' When
they come ever to see the celebrations
that will'be put on this summer let
us hopevery many will decide to stay
with us.
° Stray Heifer.
Strayed from the premises of the
undersigned on or about. June 6th, a
black yearling heifer. Information
as to whereabouts of animal will
'bring suitable reward, John J. Smith,
Base line. Phone 638-r-2, , 13-1
For Sale
Choice Durham and well bred Hol-
stein heifer calves -for. wile. Also a
few Jerseys. , Apply to Harold' Pen -
hale, Bayfield; Ont. 13-1.
Veteran's Dray
• I intend to go into light draying
.and will be ready to start on Mociday, •
June 13th. .'Phone calls promptly at-
tended to. .A share of u �
1
bre patron-
age
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age solicited; Thos. TH..L eppington.
13,1 lr
Farm For Sale
Gooch fifty acre farm on Mill road,
Tuekersnitic, (county road) part lot
29, con, 5, L.R.S.. Situated S'/'stiles
west: of Seafortlt and 21/ miles east
of Brucefield. 1,4 ,allies. from school.
There are on tate property a good
frame house; 'nine rooms, cellar' and
Woodshed, bank barn 36x60, drive
sited` and hon house. Two good wells,
four I acres of maple bush, half. acre
of young• orchard .also phot cherry
and pear trees and other small fruits.
The remainder of farm is in a good,
shote of cultivation. Rural mail and
telephone. Also twenty-seven,aeres
of pasture land, .with creek running
through,. part lot 32, 0011, '1, Tucker
smith, 00 which is a good baths, 26x55,
and an orcliard. Will be sold togeth-
er ot;,scpar'ttely: Apply to Archie
McGregor, R. R. No. 3, Sea; Orth, Ont.
13-2-p
[ Airless Photo
studio •
OPEN EVERY TUESDAY
FOoin 10 a.m.., to 5 p.m..
1" ,et tis -make,: for you'the best
Photographs you ever had. We make
a specialty .of Wedding Photos.
Leave your films with us' for
I3'ovelo;iing, Printing and Enlarging'
Burgess, Portrait Studio
141ITCHPLL AND CLINTON
Jaw( it With C vers
.Cut F'Icavvers
And Floral Work for all Occasions
NOW is the tine to select your
Plants for Hanging Baskets, etc,
Chas. V. Cooke'
Phone 66 '
Used Cars for Sale
We have-Dodges,'Maxwells, Essex,'
McLaughline, Chevrolets and Fords,
open and' closed models,
SEE CTS BEFORE YOU BUY
Your Old Car Taken as Part Payment
Terms if Desired
.A. S. 1NKLEY
THE CLINTON GARAGE
10-4-p
Grand
Street -Opening
� g
Jitney Dance
Under auspices of Firemen and
Hospital. Board'
Clinton, June 14
at 8 o'clo
elsp .m.
Old Time and Modern' Dances'
Music: lay Leading Musicians
Hot.Dogs and Ice Cream
If Weather' is inclement
Dance will be held inside
Everybody Come
Summer Sessions
In SHAW'S 12 SCHOOLS --
follow present tern, from July 4th
without any holidays forced upon
students: Make time count fpr
progress. Enter any y. W, R.
Shaw, Registrar, 46 oor West,
` Torottto.
1VIen Wanted
Applications 'will be received from
reliable men to take charge of the
business of a large manufacturing
firm in the towns and Surrounding
country of Clinton and Goderich re-
spectively. Interviews in above
towns. A full time proposition. No
part time or side lines colisidered.
Replies confidential Mr. Jones, 420
Emery. St., London.
For Sale
On the London Road, 2 acmes and
comfortable 6 -room house, facing
river. Modern conveniences. May be
seen evenings after seven o'clock. 1).
B, Cunningham: , 12 -t -f
FOR SALE
Used building —,,material, from the
old Collegiate 'building. Blick, stone
sills, doors and frames, windows and
frames, storm.sasll, joists, up to 22
ft:, studding, lath, casings, scantling,
mouldings' of all kinds, matched hum-
ber,stairs and bannisters, maple and
pine flooring, etc. ` Apply on job to
W. J. Elliott, or. to 5. E. Roseli at
the Clinton Creamery. - 12-t£
Farm For Sale
100 acres, good soil, fine buildings,
small maple ' bosh; 4i%z miles from
Clinton. Will sell cheap rind oh easy
terms. Will sell "crop witla, farm if
desired. • -Inquire at News -Record, of-
fice.
f-fice. `12 -:f
Range For Sale
A kitchen range, in first class con-
dition, Apply to Mrs. Frank Sturdy,
Huron street, 'near, White Rose gas
station, Clinton. 10-tf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
the Estate of ,Thomas .Eraser,
Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that all
persons haying claims against the
estate of Thomas Fraser late of the
Township of Goderich in the county
of Huron, yeoman, deceased, who died
on or about the 10th day of March,:
A.D., 1927, are required to deliver to
The Canada Trust .Company the., ex-
ecutor of :tate said estate or itseolic-
itor.,on or before the 20th day of June
-A D:, 192 7, a full statement of their
claims together with particulars
thereof, and the nature of the seeur-
ities, it any, ' held by them ail duly .
verified by affidavit. -. •
AND TAKE NOTICE that after
the said last' mentioned date the said.,
executor will ],mooed to distribute the
estate of the said deceased arnoiigtt
the persons entitled thereto having
regard only to such claims as it shall,
have, received duo notice and in ac-
cordance
c-corclan.e therei'ith,
Dated at Clinton, Ontario, this
26th day of May A.D., 1927,.
W. Br.ydoite, Clinton, Ontario.
Solicitor for the said executor;
123,'.
Now is the Time
for Farmers and' Poultrymen to clear
their pens oi' roosters and fat, broody
hens. -
PHONE ;OUR OFFICE FOR PRICES
We are buyers '12 ,months in the year
for both Eggs and Poultry
Clanton Poultry; House
N. W. Trewvartlha
Phones—Office, 214j Residence, 214w
,Announcement
Ilaving decided to go into the coal
business, I wish to announce that I
will keep a stock of tate best quality
hard and soft coal, coke •and wood;
and respectfully -solicit a share of
public ,patronage.
HOWARD CLARK
About that Gar
of Yours.
Are you enjoying motoring comfort
in proportion to your money invest-
ment? • The maitimum of physical
comfort Cannot be enjoyed when there
is mental anxiety. Put', on liability
insurance and let us do the worrying.
H, E Rorke
All Lines of Insurance -
Phone 263w ,
•S OW
Al Colored People
Town Hall, Clinton
Thur5, June 16th
COMEDY—SINGING
BUCK AND WING DANCING
Come and hear some
Real Darkie Banjo Playing
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ADMISSION --35c and 20c, plus tax
Cottage for Sale
An eight -room cottage- in Isaac
street, beautifully finished inside,
town water and good cistern, summer.
kitchen. ' Garden with' apples and
small fruits. Apply on premises to.
Mrs, Wm. Graham. 10-tf
House For Sale
Large red brick house, corner. Or-
tinge and Wellington streets, 8 rooms,
all modern conveniences Possession
when desired. Also a barn and t/.a acre
lot on WeItington street. Apply to.
Mrs. W. Jenkins. 06-tf-13p
For Sale
2 acres of land, six -room house;
furnace, 'flame ,stable, never -failing
spring, half mile from' Londesboro.
Apply, to F. Gibbs. Clinton. •03-01
Clinton's
TWO PREMIUMS'
GIVEN AWAY
nr.K
. ifl WITH
EVERY ORDER,
Or -
HEAT FOLKS
COAL,
C3OUGF T
DURING 11-1E.
SLj11 "l .R.-
(l ) PEACE ®--Niihau
(2) PREPAREDNE S
Cold, rainy days come even in,the'
summer time,
They come even in the best„years of
a man's prosperity, too.
It is best to be,preparecl for these
rainy days,
If you'll make 'a habit of ordering.
your year's supply of coal in the
spring,' you'll be ready for any weath-
er. And yott ll. have `a neatstun in
the savings banldagainst any emer
Call the t01
for good, clean coal
,s SLS.
COAL COMPANY
PHONE 74 CLINTON
THURSDAY, JUNE 0th, 1927.
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ardw�,re
Dealers in General -Hardware, Paints, Oils, Stovis, Eta.
Rowland's Old Stand
Cl3I-NAMDL STOl£J
TELEPHONE 53 •
-
ee Our All \heather Work
Shoes for Men and Boys
We price them beyond competition in Ontario:
including Eatons. Buying for Cash enables
you to get thein at Rock,Bottom prices,
For Sale or 'Rent
House in Joseph street, 7 rooms,
newly papered, modern conveniences,
corner lot, garage, chicken house, all
in good condition. For terms apply
to Clifford Lobb, Clinton. '09-tf
Bay Chicks and Eggs
Bred to lay 'Barred Rock chicks,
May amid_ June hatched, $16.00 per
100 from high production stock.
Eggs $4.00 per 100, Pullets, March
hatched, $1.80 for June and July, D.
M. Lindsay, R. R. No. 3, Clinton.
08-tf
Clothes Cleaned' and ;Pressed
Clothes cleaned, pressed aiid re-
paired. Woollen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms ` tor Heard's B..rber shop.
W. T. Jago. 2283-tf
House For Sale
A. nine -room hose on Princess
street, 1/a, acre lot, electric light, fur-
nace, three-piece bath, all in first-
class condition. Apply to E. L. Mit-
tell, Clinton, Phone 213. 08-tf.
x.
Baby Chicks and
•Custom Hatching
S. C. W. Leghorns chicks, $16.00
per 100; Barred Rock chicks, $16.00
Per 100. Tune prices; Leghorn
chicks, $13.004 Barred Rocks, 516.00.
Custom, hatching 6cents per egg,
after May 15th, d _cents per egg.
Individual machines, 100 egg to 800,
egg sizes. The best of attention paid
to custom hatching. No order too
small or too large. -Get your chicks-
early so they will develop into good
sized birds to get the early markets
Early hatched pullets make the best.
winter Iayers E. 3. Trewaitha,
Iloltnesvillo P.O. Phone 611r-22'
Clinton central'. ': 06-tf
SEEDS
Have large stook of Seeds, specially
selected for purity and price.
Our Oats are imported Banner,
over standard test. So these before
buying, Out; Sweet Clover is all
Government Standard, ranging in
price from $6:00. to $7.50 per bushel. •
Our Alfalfa is a "special seed,
grown from a field twenty years in
the ground. Ontario Variegated,.veyy
hardy, See this seed before buying.
The grading 'shows it as free from
'Sweet Clover and also free from
Primary Weeds. l
If . you want high quality Seeds at a
reasonable ptrice•21317Y, NOW
Seeds will be Higher Neat Week's
Always carry complete ,line';. of
Flour, Feeds, Calf • Meal, Oil Cake,
Beef Scrap, etc. •
Have a car load' of Wasters Oats,
These are- very reasonable in price
and will go very quick.
ti.. A. FORD & SON
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain •Buyers
F. R. DA.RROW
BARRISTER,..
will be at his office
in Clinton' each
MONDAY
From 3 to 6 p.m.
• 30-tf.
EPPS THE MOVER
VARRNA, ONT,
-Canada and United States
All Loads insured
Reasonable Rates --Covered Vane
Write, or
Phone e Clinto
n 626-r-21
0612
Nediger's Garage
AUTOMOBILES
Overhauled and Repaired
STORAGE BATTERIES
C}iarged, Stored for winter months
and Repaired
SKATES
Ground and Honed
°RADIO
• Outfits installed
Gasoline—Dias-Accessories
W J. Nediger, Prop.
• Wallpaper and Hanging
Maximur•Wallpapers sold and hung
by the, undersigned. Please give
week's notice of your needs, Eavered
L. Johnston, Box 23, Londesboro,
10-tf
Singer Sewing Machine
Leased on. Small Monthly Payments
Big Discount on Cash Sales
Now is the tine to have yiaur ma-
chine repaired and cleaned. Repairs,
Needles, Belts and Parts for all
"makes. '
W. GLEN COOK
Phosre 1713. P.O. Box 201, Muted
Elmslea Chick Far
Feed Bags for sale
BABY CHICKS; Leghorns and Rock*
Iftocks, $15 per hundred
Leghorns, $13 per hundred
From' Parc Bred -to -lay Stock • 1
Miller's Ideal Incubators and "T
Brooders 1'1
Poultry Supplies 1"? l
Royal Purple Calf Meal. and 1
Chick Feeds
E. L. Mitten
Phone 213 93-te
C. a VENNTER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other 4
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs.
Phone 7
111
We have a car of screenings coming,
Also a limited supply of Western Oats on'1
PP Y nand.
Maple Leaf, Five Roses and 'Purity Flour
'
always in stock,
Millet;Seed, Sorghum Seed and difFer^antvarieties
of Seed Corn.
We will bury Oats, Wheat and Buckwheat.
Chariesworth
PHOI+TE ioa