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PItINTED or PLAIN ;
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—CELANESE VOILES— ,
RAYSHEENS -- PIQUES,
• .--ItAYON SILKS -- Etee--
prices begin at 50e and range •
tip to $2.00 Per.
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LEctiows ARE EASY TO
MAKE WHEN STOCKS ARE
COMPLETE, "SO •COME
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ALL MAKES':
closed or open. cars
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RIND. THAT OPEN WITH
THE DOORS AND ARE .AB-
SOLUTELY ;DRAFT PROOF:
GIVE EXPERT WORK-•
M.ANSHIP IN' THIS CLASS
OF WORK—IN FACT YOUR,
CAR WILL LOOK AS GOOD.
AB WON IT LETT THE
FACTORY.
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•BE 'SURE TO MAKE AN'
APPOINTMENT SO AS TO
AVOID eDISAPPCiINTMENT,
Willis Shoe Store
Phone 129
• WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
UNIOR FARMERS and •
• • ' INSTITUTE NOTES
SIMOIMMMI.11.
We shall be pleased to see this dise
ict well represented at the Musical
• rettival to be held ' at Walkerton,
•. eursday, June 5th.• Afternoon pro -
ran at 2 P.M.: Evening program At
e•30.•WeefeelAure that everyone will
• enjoy thio musical peoerani and their
pieeseme will helpentourage .coptest-
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leYBOOD
WeiteWo.iNteleebees
bee n , het, bed the pt
while came tol with her uaugheer
• Tynda_e rheetneeeen, en ` •Saturease
• Mi. end Mrs. Will ',Howe 'were Stine
day Vielteee at Mee ebariee' Burt's.
Mr. endMeeelltddilee keen Were TO -
cent visitors at `Will Welling'ee
Mri and 1$1rti. Weo. Ane• Bettie
and Alex McKenzie were recent vieie
tote at Charles Burt's, . .
ber. and eles. Olean Eekenswijier,
;Mr.. and Mrs. Will° Eadie, Mr. -Gordon
McPherson motored to Wieterloo. and
Kitchener on Saturday 104
Master Lorne Eadie and Doris;
Spent the week encewith their grand,
mother; Mrs.' Culbert.
Mies Belle Stewart of :Chicago, far-
Merly of Holyeoode Mr: and Mes. Joe
Garetle. We and' Mrs• Yates. an; of,
'Chicago, and 144 Will Fleeting
,Chipleow spent the Week :end at the
•Purvie' hope, ' • - • .
•' Mr. and Mrs; eloWeielelearris spent
Seedier- with. friends a Paeammeate
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M. -ape 'eters. , Charles," CoegreM
Were' Sunday' viiitoiseat Thomas Hale
• Mr. and Mrse Wesley Pollack,. Howe
"it'd Gurney and., Marie were Sunday
visitors at: Mr, Aimee Ackert.
• - Me, and Mrs. Donovan and family
of Guelph were recent visitors of. Mr.
and Mrs. Allister Hughes:
Mr. and Mrs. Aleec Fraser of Em -
Mr. and Mrs. eSnelgreve bf
troit were Sunday visitors at Tyndal
• Robinson's;
Me. and. Mrs.' Howard Elliott and
son Clayton, Joseph Elliott of
Detroit and their mother, Mrs. Elliott
• :of Heron spent Saturday at theberm
• of their sister, Mrs. Almer Ackert.
• Mr, and Mrs.:Ear:fey Dobsoei,' Mr.
• and Mrs. Earl Hall and, son, Eldwin,
• of Ethel were Sunday 'visitors at Mr.
• Ernest Ackert's. • ,
Mr. .Pinkney spent- the week end
at his ,home in Walkerton.
• Mr; Wine Cox?who is still bedfast
we are gjad, ,to report is impeovine
though
Mr. AH Hodgins 'who suffered an
•attack ;of Pneumonia is able to be out
• . Miss Gwendolyn Ackert, 0. S. B.,
•Brdeetfor4, was JA.iiior Girl champion
:fieldeday,_.„Mey_223..eThiselsetheethirde
year she has won: the cup.• • - "
BANK :OF MONTREAL
esseeRs STRONG •REPORT
The Bank of Montreal is now foie
warding , to shareholders a particti-
farly "satisfgetory. statement for, the
half year -to April' 30th, ,
the ace of unusual cOnditions,
,the .Bank hasbeen able to keep
• strong in liquid assets and cash.and"
et the same time t� -show satisfac-
tory profits. In the geeral statement
'me of the outstanding features
•the inereaseeineeurrenteloans -in Can-
ada. Both Capital and Rest are at
new high levels. The Paid-up Capital
aow stands at $36.000,000, ea' from,
$34,544,760 a year ego, while the
Rest has been, increased to $38,01)0,-
J0e, from.$35,548,760; at -which level
it is • $2,000,000 above he Paideiip
Capital.
It is likely due to the larger, capi-
tal employed that the Bank has beep
able to report to shareholders slight-
ly increased profits for the six months
as compared with the 'corresponding
period last year. Profits amounted
to $3,543,017; -ap ' from 13,491,651.
there were also received in the six
months payments of $51,459,. as pre -
Mims on new stock. These amounts
• when added to the balance carried
forward, brought the total available
for distribution up to $4,330,959. This
Was appropriated as follows: Divi-
dends and interest on instalment pay-
mente • on new ,stook •$2,167.586;
amount credited to Rest Account $51,-
• 159; provisions for taxes Dominion
Government $229,979; reservation for
dank premises' $600,000; leaving the
"alatice of profit and loss to be'par-
eied forward, at $1,281,039.
As was tete expected, with • the
change in the general credit 'Situation'
throughout the everld, the most im-
' iortant variations are in the call loan
department. Call loans in Caeada Are
down to $27.460 856 from $19.359.-
779, tend callloafis in Great Britain
and the United States have been
reduced to $68,028,615 from $139,-
174,369. At the same :time, balances.
due to banks and banking corms-.
pondcnts elsewhere than inCanstde
which to a, great extent represented
deposits temporarily placed on this
`licie dee to hiehee loon rates—are
rtown to ' $9,6e0 804 from $35.-
597467.
Total deposits erre. reported et
$68£1,007;752: Of this ambuntde-
posite bearing interest Are $540,856,-
se and deposits not bearing interest
$130,418,937.
ants from. Lucknow. ,
Don't forget the soft ball game on
Friday, hes 6th, Teeswater girls vs.
Luke() neTeeireat- eleel 'Meth 's fa1i—
• mile east of Lutked*. Game at kap'
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Epps' Transport
Varna, Ont,
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Hilton, -626 r. 21
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London; Met. 1165
• Daily Freight Service..,PrCtn London Dilly „
,Ciosed Vants-Lfor Furniture
LOADS ,g_vitiniventRE
-Every Load Insured for $5500.00;
"Service attd Satisfactiat" Our Motto
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rouFfll Nines* .
riret,uxwitikk.0e Exercises iote
M. els* Nevougani‘ ret*
Toronto atter week's: vacation
his home.. ' ' ,• •
Mr and Mrs.- Wee, • McConnell 9.
Lonuon, spent. the. Week -end ewith
friends in mid around
Mies Lena Robertson of Winghan* is
spending a few days at her home. 1•
Mrs. 'Reynelds, and children,„ ree
• turned to .their: .home n Windsor;
after speeding a few weeks .with rel-'
ativee .here._ • •
• Mrs. A. Cameedb: of /Jett:di-4e
ViSitiAg with he mother, 108* J. 1.11C-
• Mr. , Jim Little, of i'BowinanYille,•
ajieei%."11,wez.e,e
k-erd with bis r-trents
Mrs
,vtsited with he*
sister, -Mts.. A. .Hamilton, eteDureidiiis
during ehe,:elldele ,•
Mise SiOe Bell Douglas ',and 'friend
letias Ruth eleriiSton of Detroit, tment
a few days at the home 'of theefpritie,
egts‘Pareete„,IVIr, and Mrs •R.Deuv
las
bilis Irene:Morgan spent the 'see
with` friends in :London. •
• Mr. and Mrs: R Spelgrcive, of
Detroit, motored over to see • the lat-
ter's mother, Mrs. Wm. Feasete•Who
has not ,beenewell of late: •
'Mr. Malconil and Mattie Meenbid.
were over front- eeetreit for the holi-e
• Rev. '0., • Dunn; •preaelied the
:lAotisAnniversary s
esa:fierdas:ritt
isces int • South Eine
' Mr. and Mrs; Frank Weis' and
-dieughtee, Margaret of Rochester,.
motored over to spend a While with
the latterNparent% 1%fr. and :Mrs. A„
McDonald. ...Weis returned home
on Monday, whfle•his wife and daugh-
ter will remain here for a few weeks:
Miss. ,Marearet "Grahem, was over -
from Detroit, for a few ,days visit -
at 'her home.
• Mrs. L. PecIeer. Don And Elizabeth
pent Sunday in 'Wiarton: •
• Mr. and Mrs. et: Elliott and Child-
• ren. of Holyrond, viei+ed at letr.
Robb's, the first elle week.
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ASHFIELD ,NOTES
• Out...Store ,is ready with
Bea SOreads.
ItayOn:fied Spreads
Fancy Stripe :and; Cotton
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, $uitably Priced for
June'
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Our Store is reopening its
BasementBargains
all ready to go
attirday, June 7ih
lOur Store is the ,tycknow Home.Of the.
Harding, :Carpets.,,
Mats, Runners and Room Rugs
2 „grades": of Axinirtster 3 Grades of Wilton
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and -Hardahain Domestic Orientals
These are all of new Manufacture, being seamless •
See tikthi jiff -del a,'remtight .".
Mr. Alex MacLean is visiting
friends in Chicago this meek: •
Mr.,and Mrs. J. Weigand and fam-
ily of Detroit visited at the home of
Mr. Ronald McLean,, one day last
week,
Mr. and Mrs. J. leittelteitzk and
daughter and Mr. Eli Mcblannara, of
Detroit spent the week -end with. Ash-
field Mende.
• Mrs. Brew* of Detroit, is visiting
her sistere•bliss Fake Cameron. •
Mrs. Lorne McLennan and children
of Detroit is spending a few • days
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
las: -McDonald.
Mr. Metthew Parrish and Mr. and
Mr. Carr of Detroit, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Kennetlr-Far-
rish.
- The May meeting of the AshfieId
Union U.F.W.O. was conducted by the
vice-president, Mrs. Neil G. MacKen-
zie, at •the home of Mrs. John Mac-
Rae, Loci-Abb. An interesting feature
of this meeting was the display. .of
relics belonging to our ancestors and,
the history , acCompanying these.
Papers from head office on farm pro-
blems and the May bulletin were more
or less satisfactorily diecussed.
Community singing, a paper on
Home Life of our Pioneers and a
• Question and Answer contest were
additional points of interest in the
program. After closing a' dainty lune):
was served,-Sec'y.
• The .Rev,. Mr. Giltleee_rector of St.
P el's Church, Dungannon: and
'Christ's, Church. Port Alltert," has
announced • to the congregation e his
resignation of the charge. the same
to take effect at the end of Anent
Mrs. Bill of the 7th Con., Aehfielcl
Tot a great fright end rerrowly es-
caped stan initiry and suraepossible
death °right in the farm yard, A short
time ago. See went out for a pail of
water talene her 'Illthe about ore year
of age with her. Cattle , beloneing to
• neighbor had •brokee into the Ball
• farm, and were near the purnn, In the
herd wasa hull 'leech hetarre
cited o'n• seeing' Mrs. Ball end the
baby. Bellowing as enraged bells 'do.
he charged at Mrs. Bali wild ea:trier
the babe fled to the honee end fort-
unately rained the door, in 'time to
.escape the .pursuine animal., ,Which,
was almoat Orlon them. Needle -eV te'
say, Mrs. Pell wee elmest overcome
with the effort •and. fright-- • -
Phone 75
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Baby Chicks
We can supply you with. S. C.
White Leghorn ' Chicles efor -delivery
:in June at $10.00 .per 100. Our leg -
hones are the famous •Barren strain,
hens, heavy layers et large eggs.'
We guarantee 100 per cent safe de-
livery. Order early while' the' best
dates are available.,
WALTER ROSE POULTRY FARM
• -BRUSSELS
'BABY' CHICKS
-At final bw midsummer prices 0.
A.C. Barred Rocks $14.00 per 100.
Single Comb White Leghorns $12.00:
Our chicks are all 'produced from
eggs laid on our own farm by selected
' ,disease-free .hens. This means some-
thing to you when buyingchicks—
• They will live and grow. Above, prices
• are effective. on 'and after June 9th:
Dorn forget to see our galvanized
feeders.•
C. G, Canipbell, R. R. No. 2, Auburn.
Phone, Blyth 10-24.
KINLOUGH
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Misses Mae and Edna Boyle ' re-
turned home last Week from a evisit
at Liican.
Mrs. EdePercy and ,Alvin of Detroit
visited friends and I relatives here
over .the Week -ed.
Mk. and Mrs. Geo. Haltienby.erted
family, - Mrs. Dudley and Mr. Alf,
Raldenby returned from. Eelto Bay,
Algoma on Friday. Mrs. Jo Percy
remained et the -Valley and will re-
turn home in a 'few weeks time. •
,We wish to extend our sympathy
to Mrs. Bert McLean in the loss of
her father, the late Mr.. Jno, S:essier
of •Ileivie. • •
Owing • to the rector, Rev Aeple-
yerd being ordained to the priesthood'
oil Sunday: next at 3..11,con no service
will be held in the church of Ascen-
eon here. ••
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney 'Parry and
Shirley and Ellie . of Detroit visited
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With Mr, an' Mrs. Ino. fiedgiee over
the week -end.
• Miss Betty Graham of Lietoe'el es
tluntre at present recuperating !Iron')
a recent illness. ' • •
Atre-Eldieetowererearel-Mieeelevelyne
leaeieson--ee-Beeen-Wtee-et ndiver-vite
Urns With Mies Greed IIAlileeby.
Mr. and Mrs. lits. petty and Lloyd
fHuron Visited at wsv, Pereea-on
Sande*. •
Mr, Gordon McPherson .of Holy.
rood *kilted 611 Su** at the ,heete
ef so, zoiskiskkomet, •
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WHITECHURCH
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Misses •Clete. Wijlls, Mary Leiner
and 'Wien:Heed Far 'er of Cedar Val-
ley spent the week end at their re'
spective hones here
Whitechurch was very Well repre-
sented at 'Calvin Anniversary, when
Rev. Mr. Duncan of Stratford, was
the preacher, and 'also at ,South Kin-:
loss anniversary, when Rev. Mr. Dunn
was the spetial speaker.
• Miss Ide•iVIcQeoid spent the week
end with friends in Ashfield.
The United Church Y.P.S. are hold-
ing a picnic at Goderich,•on Saturday
June • 7th.
A number from here -attended the,
graduation exercises at the ,Winghien
Hospital last Friday night.
Messrs. Amos Ceenelious, George
McQuoid, • Peter ,Kennedy ane Jaekl
Craig attended te race,1 at Goderieh
last Wednesday.
The District Annual meeting of the.
Women•s Institute; Will be held in tit
Instftute ,Hall here next Tues.:w,
June 10th.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy
spent Tieesday with Mr. and Mr..
Fred Stanley At Chesley.
• Mrs. Wm. Patterson of Auburn,
visited a few days last week with her
daughter, Mrs-. Clarence Cox.
• The play "Smile Rodney, Smile,"
put an here last. Friday night by the
Westfield young people was ' very
midi enjoyed he .all who attended.
DIED '
DURNIN—In the township Of. Ash-
field, on Monday; June 2nd, 193,0,, Mr.
William Edward Diu ilin; aged 78
years and 7 days, •Punerel on June
4te, to Dungannon Cemetery, service
in Crewe United Church.- •
WEBB—In the 'toeenship of West
Waevanosh, on Saturday, May 31st,
1930, •George Webb, aged 67 years,
10 mos., 11. days. Funeral to Green-
hill Cemetery, June 3rd. •
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worn out are
dangerous..
DliWE IN SAFETY ON
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Have them inspected by a Dotnin.
ion Tire Depot expert.
Yblir old tire i may be worn tothe
danger point. Replace them with
Dominion Royals, standard equip -
•&tent on many of Canada's fittest
Dominion Royals—the tire oL today
for the ear of today—are sold and
- -serviced-by Canada's greatest tire
•organization. the -Dominion Tire
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