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THURSDAY. APR, loth, 1919.
A Mr. Gordon Waldron as figured
prominently in conventions of the United
Farmers' Association. A Mr. Gordon
Waldron is solicitor for the same organize -1
tion. A M. Gordon Waldron has sold a ,
newspaper of which he has long been edi
tor to his fellow members_ of the U. F. <.),
A Mr. Gordon Waldron was a Laurierite
candidate in the last Federal general elec-
tion, and a Liberal candidate in a former
Provincial election. A Mr. Gordon Wal-
dron took a prominent part in last week's
convention of the Toronto and York Lib-
eral Association, moving at least one re -1
solution and calling upon the delegates to
assail Conservatives and Unionists where -
ever found.
Are these several Gordon Waldrons the
game man ? If so, what do the farmers
of Ontario think of his many-sided activ-
itles? How • can he be at once an able
city lawyer and a horny -handed tiller of
the soil? How is it that he is simultan-
eously a leader amongst the Laurierite
Liberals and a director of the U. F. () t
Is it not clear that he and his Laurierite
mends who dominate the United Farmers
of Ontario are merely engaged in a brazen
attempt to lure Conservative and Union-
ist farmers into the re-actionary anti -pub -
1 i c ownership, anti -prohibition party,
which for half a generation has been dom-
inated by Quebec?
If the farmers of Ontario stop to think
they will resent t h e most patent o f
schemes to take them into the discredited
Opposition camp. --Toronto News.
Own a Gra
Dort
THE CAR OF QUALITY
You will like it.
See the models at our garage.
We have no :silent partners in our business.
E. MERKLEY SON, Agents.
Phone
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Whitechurch IN AN April. SHOW ',It
Born—On Sunday, April 13,. to Me.
and Wire Ben McC1ettaghan, e s o n,
(James Melvin). There were dainty damns on it, , Ikurg McDonald, lila; Archie. iVlcl{iuney,
Miss Lily Paterson and Miss Helen are .And a diadem of dew. 5'18; Bertha Gannett, ft<l5; Jean Black,
spending a fortnight with frit udta 1 t) ,t1'nd afraid the rain will spoil it." L 1(39. Jim Breckenridge, '1113x; Edgar elc.
Toronto. 1 Cried Mise Violet, alwaye neat. itlichaet, :i'itl
Mies Jean McIntosh of Teeswater, Is 1 Splashing drops are sure tsu ti()il it• s 11i,sed oua or more examinations.
visiting her cousin, Miss l;vetyn Gaunt. il April is so indiscreet," Senior Third. mid (;10.
Mr, Alex. Kennedy came up from i "I will lend you my umbrella,' Harty 1'�Iliott, W1; tiny Thoma.., 160;
Guelph to spend Baster with his mother, Quick a gallant fairy Said, Charlie Gannet, 1511. Charlie Messer, 412;
Mrs. A. Kennedy. i And he raised a muebroom yel1nv... Willie Mundell,. 36; Janet Mowbray, 328;
Little Violet hada bonnet
All of velvet softly blue ;
13luevaile
The following, is Jibe -Vaster report o
IBlnt'v;tle i'ublie '+e hoof.
1 ntranct' ('la•.', Total 710.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Niagara Falls,
are spending the Easter holidays with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Gibson.
Mrs. Wook of Hensall, spent a few days
last week with her b r o t h e r, T. G.
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Miss Grace Stalks. of Toronto, spent the X:4 -Gunn's Fertilizer has stood` the test.
weekend at her home here. , have ti.sed it cannot be persuaded to use other
Miss Jeanette and_ Prank Allan a r e
spending the holidays under the parental I neakes. Order now for spring delivery. We com-
root. pete with all competitors.
Pte, Geo. Savage called on friends in /i
Miss Greta Pox of 'Wingham Hospital,! Over pretty Violet s head,
spent Sunday at her hiltne here.
M r. and Mre. Duncan. K e n n e d y; Pleading Net Gritty
motored up from 'Toronto on Thursday I The ex -Kaiser states that the order' for
last to spend Faster. 1 the execution of Nurse Cavell was given I ton, .282; Everett McGee, 271; Gordon
by a general Who was worse for drink, Mandell. 250; Cour Gannet, 2113; Velma
M1 s s Marian Casemore visited last I and that ate, theKai:-.t'r, was not response Brooke, 2a8; Ire IR Mc_ICiuncy, 219,
week with her aunt, Mrs 1T . Tyndall, of
Wingham, i able for the war and did nut want the war, Junior Second. 'rota' 890,
1 When he lunch these ti(Izt'ulotls state- Mac 'Thomas, 'Fla; Muriel Thornton,
Mr Archie Paterson is working at the menta he must leave been "three sheets; in 231; Flat(1 Elliott, 223; Glenn t}amilss, 172
blackamithfn in t.ucknow, Nast Class. Total U
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g the himself. Well du we alb re- lyellie McKinney, 107; Reta Smith, 9'3;
Miss Jean McGregor cane tip from member thole- familiar phrases of 1 it. kleatrn>,� \Vattion, sl: Irvin;; (llet;harn, $ll;
'Toronto t o. spend t h e holidays with' ""Alining armor." "my army," ""divine moble Greenaway,+•19,
friend® here. right," "the good (.ierfnaa :;word." which Senior Primer. total 12'x, p
Olive t,at'rtiss, 90: hazel Mundell, (8,
Junior Primer. Total 1fl0.
John Mowbray, 73,
Promoted from Primer to First Class ----
un ay.
Mr. J. G. Gillespie has purchased a ; sparring hope of influencing the judges to Olive Oarless, hazel Mundell.
sentence him to a term of imprisonment ) Number on Roll ` 1.
new tractor for thrashing. j instead of to the scaffold, Auer{ A►z'tct%N, Teacher,
l larold '1'ht mss, 279,
Senior Second, 'Total 390,
Donna Smith, 315; Mary Mowbray; 297;:
Edith 'Breckenridge, 288; Beatrice Thoro-
Miss Tena Laidlaw and Mr. John L id• used to roll from his lips quite. frequently.
I a w were wit h Auburn friends over Ilia interview certainly reads like the plea
S d of a condemned criminal made in the de -
'hursda.y, April s46b, 919
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Miss Lillian Longman is spending a
few days tri Toronto.
Mrs. Dan. MacKay of Brussels, spent
the week -end at Mr, Hector MacKay's,
Miss Edna 1. Musgrove of Wingham, is
holidaying at the home of her aunt, Mrs,
Frank Henry.
Mies Jean Eglestone is visiting her ,
sister, Mrs. Arthur Du Mont, of Toronto, I
Miss E, Peddle, who has been teaching I
near Kincardine, is home 'for the Raster
holidays.
Mr. George and Miss K. Ross spent
Saturday with their brother, Mr. James
Ross, of Holyrood.
Mrs. W. McGrogan of Toronto, is visite
ing her brother's, Mr. George and Mr•
Win. King, of Culross.
Mr. Dan, Falconer of Atwood, and Mr.
Calvert Falconer of Culross, spent Sun-
day at Mr. John Falconer's.
town last week,
Mr, and Mrs. John i3ryans of Fordwich,
s+>,
'visited friends i6 towo last Thursday -
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Mr. and Mrs, Cai'diff' of Brussels, visited id
- the latter's parents • one clay last week. t]
• • Mrs. E. Bryansand Misses Lizzie and P`•♦ •
Eva of Brussels•, .called on friends here'
Saturday afternoon, /.'
There was a hearty welcome given to ) E. R. HARRISON, Mgr. of Wingharn Branch.
Pte. Arthur Wearipg who returned from
overseas•on Saturday; April 12th.
LI M ITED:
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47th ANNUAL. STATEMENT
an
28th February, 1919
of Hamlton
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
SPR JOHN HENDRIE, H C.1M3.G., C.V.O . P.esident
CYRUS A. BIRGE, Vice -President
C. C. DALTON HOBT. HOBSON
I, PITBLAOO, K.C. J. TURNBULL
J. P. 13f• -Ll., General Manager
W. E. PHIN
W. A. WOOD
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT $ 232,4$1.80
Balance at credit of Prot and Loss AecOunt, 28th February 1918
Profits for twelve months ended 28th February, 1919, after deducting charges of management, inter-
est :teemed on deposits, rebate on current discounts, and making provision for bad and doubtful 671,22G.10
debts . 571,220.10
Recovered from over -appropriations
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.Appropriated as follows
Dit•tdends Nos. 116, 117, 118, 119, at 12r'c per annum' ,....,,...',.,., .•,,.i+,.r
To Pension Fond .....r,r,,. ..
'War Tax on tank Note Circulation
To Patriotic, Iced Cross and Relief Funds
Transferred to Bank Premises Account
Transferred to Reset Ve Fund
I4alahee of Profits carried forwitrdt,
GT1NIIRAL
LIAnIL1TIES,
To the PubIlo:
Notes of the Bank In Clrentatton $5,854,002.00
Deposits hot bearing interest -522,798,810.4G
Deposits hearing interest, Mein
ing ii,terest accrued to date of
r :ate u>eut 41 578,247,68
' 84,377,058.13
Balances due to other Banks in Canada...... 64,634.33
I+; lant'r•c ,1ue to Banks and Banking; igm Corre-
It:rll neer duento Banns Qrind Banking Corre- 101,381.50
srtnidents elsewhere than in Canada and
the Iholtet) Kingdom 658,991.19
Acceptances tinder betters of Credit 171,596.87
$70,728,520.02
To the Shareholders:
Cspiral t tn,l; paid 10 '1 0,10 (,00.x,0
'Reserve ruin 3 5(111 007.1111
Balance of Profits carried forward 65.114.59
Dividend No. 119. payable 1st Mai'. h, 1919. , • , 90 ,90.0
oli.0
Voris ee Dividends unpaid 4'.9 1111
$71,401,120,61
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President.
STATEMENT
ASSETS,
!'zold and Current Coin $ 904.821.72
t)(tminlon Government Notes.. .,,+,,..+ 7,520,708.00
Deposit in Central (fold Reserves 2,500,000.00
Deposit with the Minister of Finance for 158,"00.00
the purposes of the Circulation I%nnd.. , • • 58,500.00
Notes of other Banks 2 82g 477.00
Cheques on other Banks , 28,183.95
Balances due by other Banks hi Canada..,,,
Balances due by Banks and Banking Corte,
spondents elsewhere than in Canada,....,,, 107,568.15
$903,647.90
360,000.00
37,286.06
30,000.00
18,150.09
173 096,35
200 .000.00
85 114.50
$903,647.90
$14,459,766,18
Dominion and Provinetal Government Securi-
ties, not exceeding market value...... . 2,263,046,55
r'anadiai Municipal Securities, :and 13r1t1sh,
Foreign. and Colonial Public Securities 8305'128.19 498 ,°3. i9
other that, Canadian
Railway and other Bonds, Debentures and
Stocks not .exceeding mnar'i(et value 414 02:1.04
r;all ithrl Short Loans (not exceeding thirty
days) in Canada, on Bowls, Debentures and
Stocks .. 4.421, 117.8;
government Wheat t.oane on Demand 4,421,f17.81
$32,999,481.59
Outer Current Loans and T)iseounts in
Canada (less rebate of interred) '(7.7111 226.04
Real estate other than Bank Premises 41S.275.36.
Overdue Debts. estimated loss provided for.: 132.454.00
Bank Premises, lit not more triad eost, lred
amounts written orf w,6n2.002.02
Other assets not included in the foregoing3!5.911.", 51
T.inl,ilttie:r of Customers under Letters of
t're•.Gt, en Ti1-r Contra 171.2.10.87
377.404,120.4 1
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+.ester al :tf stager.
Tn neeordattr'1+ With the provioiot.s 6f Suleseetion.4 19 at111 20 01 :1et'tton 1:0 of the Bank let. We report to 2116
1,.rrr•h have :. t 4ohow:t
We have ,.•t:ittt9fir-rl Poe abeve ir,l:rn<•e :+itl't•t with the bon)_ _ .tn,t v,:n,'hera of ITrn,l ()Mee mei with the cern-
(tom theBlanches. find we have obtained an the lnf,.,•ntation .flit} explanation,' we 1;.,v, reel:Oriel,
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ltat..11teu, 1'th ?1't:trett, 191$. I•; S. LP. 4d1. (' K
of Weld., iif:,4 ate tet
Mr. B. O4lum of Toronto, is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fox.
Master MacGregor Ross is spending
his Easter holidays at the hone of his
aunt, Mrs W. J. Coulter, near wingham.
The anniversary in the Presbyterian •
church is set for Sunday, June 1
Mrs. Jas. Barbour of St. Helens spent
last week with her daughter, Mrs B. D.
McClenaghan.
We regret to report the illness of Mrs.
(Rev,) Scobie, who is taking treatment in i
Wingharn Hospital.
Miss Edythe • Peddle conducted t h e
Easter Guild meeting. Next Sunday the
Lookout committee will have charge of
the meeting.
The W. M. Society of the Presbyterian'
church shipped 60 dozen eggs to Toronto 1
to b e distributed among the poor for
Easter. The society is grateful to all
who contributed towards this gift.
Mr. sElmer Purdon and Mr. Horace
McGuire of St. Helens spent the week -1
end with relatives here.
Mr. David G. Kennedy is running Mr. :
Hector MacKay's truck, gathering cream I
for the Whitechurch creamery. He will ,
live in the village, where he has rented a 1
house. . 1
Mrs. John Purdon spent Baster Sunday`
in Lttcknow with her sister, Mrs. Gordon
Moore.«
Farm Wages High.
The return ot so many Canadian sol-
diers from Prance has not had much effect
upon the wages, ot farm workers. Men
are more plentiful than last year, it is
said, but wages are higher. Thirty dol-
lars per month and board is being paid
in many cases to young men from 17 to
20 years of age,
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In the world nat-
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a package worthy
of its contents.
So look for
WR1GLEYS
in the sealed package that
keeps all of Its goodness In.
That's why
The Flavour Lasts!
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Overland Model po Touring, $r.6o
Overland Model a5-4 Tourint, $1401
Wittys-Knight Pots Touring. $2371
Wfllys six Touring. . • $14aJ
1.e. b. Wets Toronto
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"His Office Olt Wheell`".
Model 90 is a business man's car—a time saver—a
'!Honey maker. It has riding comfort, power, good
looks and economy to brag about: A large per-
centage of the Overland owners drive the Model 90
and are as proud of it as we are. Get one—you
will like it.
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SPRING
BARGAINS
Your will find our stock complete in both
Ladies' Wear and Men's Wear Stores with
the latest novelties for Spring Wear.
)V.E • 4?'RI.NC COATS In all the leading styles and,
cloths. See our specials for Beater at J17,50, 22.00, 22 50.
'.RA I..74'TCOA TS—We are showing some nobby styles,, in the
new Duktex Waterproof Coats for Wren and women. Titis
is a very dressy coat, having the appearance, comfort :and
- fit of any up-to-date garment. Special value at $15.00
C'O'RSETS --Easter Bargain. New Models. Good Value at
itt,5o, On sale at
IVA XSTS—•just received a large range of spring styles in Crepe,
Silk and Voile Waists. ,Special line at . • .. . • $2.75
.51CC.X'RTS---Take a look at our new Silk and Silk Poplin Top
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Skirts, made in very pretty styles at easy pricers. Prices
range from $5,0o to $8.ou
110,37M/Z37—All the ues' shades in Silk, Lisld and Cotton
Bose for all members of the fatuity, Special value ht 25e, $5c, 500
SOOTS ANTD SILOE.S'—See our large range of Men's,
Women's, Boys' and Girls' Spring Boots and Shoes. We
are showing a new line of Ladies' Oxfords in Gray, Black
and Chocolate,
W'ANTE D—Large quantities of Butter and Eggs. Highest
Prices, cash or trade
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Two Stores
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14 The Wellington Produce Co: Ltd., having taken
Nd'
X over the business of Gunns Limited in Harriston,,
are building a large addition and installingequip111,
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ment for peaking the Ice Cream the best that money X
can buy. • X
We want a name for out' Ice Cream—one that 0
will fitly express the excellence of the product—so 74
dainty—so pure --of such fine texture and exquisite- A,
aflavored, in fact all that your fancy can picture' in
1 perfect Ice Cream.
You can help us select the most suitable naive
—We
invite suggestions and will pay
For best suggestion .. $10.00 R
For 2 next best "•00 f
For 10cc " " • 200 -14
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All suggestions to be mailed to the Harristole
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X Review, post -marked not later than May lst. Sug-
Z gestions will be taken in order of date received.. N
XWe will see that the quality of our Ice Cream N
*X will fully measure up to the name selected.
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Co, Ltd
�VELLINGTON PRODUCE.
ITMORE Managing Director.
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Harriston,
Ontario
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Optics.
In 1903 I took my first course, ���
In 1905 graduated at the t anadian Ophthalmic Cellege, Torouto. iii
In 1912 took a special course in muscle treatment and shadow testate..
And 111 1918 took a Post Graduate Couree in the Canadian Ophthalmic ki
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Sneeeeser to A. M. Knorr,
in every eese graduating •
Our optical p'trlour is equipped with the most tlp_ta-data instruments i�},�t1
for sight testing that can be procured, and is second to none in Canada. 1.
We examine your eyes free, and reeonitttetul glasses only When abso-
lately necessary.
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