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Hymn Book
New stock now on hand
and more expected
• soon
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Agent:
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Unexcelled Dining Cox Service.
Sleeping ears on night trains and
Parlor Cars on principal.
day trains.
Full information from any •Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. Ie. Horn-
ing, District Passenger Agent, Tor-
onto, Ont.
J: RANSFORD & SON,
Phone 57 Uptown Agents,
Holmesville
We, were sorry to hear of the death
of Mr. Monate, wine!). occurred Sun-
day eiter000n lkI, the Biome of his
dtiughter, Mrs. Bert 'rrbwartha, with
whom. be haul Neon ,residing for the
past few 11101411s,
The Ccleaners 1liiesion Circle, that
energetic, band of young people, are
having an entertainment in the liletll�
odist oliltroh 1)if Friday evoking of
this, week. 'rico program will con.,
slst of a pla3i mei other interesting
features, See advertisement, for par-
tiotilars.
Mrs. Wm. Pickard bas spent the
last few days in Clinton in ' atten-
dance on her sister,' Miss Georgina
lilunhail, who has ,been ill,
Owing to bad roads the attendance
at the services Sunday was rather
sttlatl.
By answering an advertisment Mr,
A, J. Courtice' recovered his valuable
coach clog, which had been missing'
since January last, The dog was
found back near Auburn. Welcome
back, Sport.
Mr. A. Jervis bas moved into the
house formerly occupied by Mrs.
Render,
Fish may not I e a brain food but
brainy men are eating more fish.
Making Maple Sugar
The appeal of the Food Controller
to produce large quantities of maple
sugar and syrup this spring should
receive a ready.respouse from those
who have groves of maple trees.
While maple sugar can be made as
it was in the early' days of settle-
ment, with very simple apparatus,
the work is greatly reduced and bet-
ter products' made when a modern
equipmentt is utilized, For the in-
struction of those not entirety fam-
iliar with advanced methods, the
Publications. Branch of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture at Ottawa has
issued- Bulletin No. 2-13 entitled "The
Maple,Sngar Industry in Canada,"
13y texe and illustration it makes
very clear the operation of ,a maple
sugar plant. The time to tap„ the
utensils to use, the refining, and
handling of the product are all dealt
with. This bulletin is available for
distribution to those who .apply for
it. ,
Sun nerbill
'Pile. Red Xress.Soddy will. ingot
at the home of Mrs, Albert Lovett
on Mkaxeli 28th.
During the three months past the
following ertieles Icave, Neon shippdtt
by the Red Dross Society 1 144 ware
of socks direst to, France and 28
flannel shirts and 10 trench towels to
Hyman kl'all, London,
The Summerhill beef ring, which
bas been operated for several years
for the benefit and convenienceof the
farmers hereabouts, ensuring them
the best of summer ' meat at the
least possible cost, will; for various
reasons, be disoontilnuecl this earning
season,
a
Bluth
114r•. and Ms. John Carter of Sett -
forth will shortly become' citizens of
Blyth, having leased the McGregor
property on Ming street, "
It was decided at the recent mesas•
ing, of;the Blyth' Agricultural 'So-
ciety that a spring show would not
be held Here The eanimal field com-
petition will be held.
Mr. Luxton 11111 has purchased the
express and Braying business former-
ly carried on by Mr. Archie Tanney.
Mr. L. Proctor was at Sadppen last
week supplying for the G.T.R. agent
there.
1100 AND GUN.._
Marsh Rod and (tun is on the news
stands and its contents are of spec -
MI interest to lovers of the out of
doors. Some of the stories most
worth reading are, "A Canadian
Cousin" b'1 Marvin Leslie Hayward;
"Skin for Skin" ben Harry W. Laug-
hy ; "The Cache Thief" by P. W.
Parkinson; "A Canadian Wolf Story"
by. T.:5..Scott ; "A Big Game Hunt
at Bruntil Creek" by A. G. Ludwig ;
"A Week in the Mountains of Que-
bec" by Marian T. Scott ; "Suffi-
cient unto, the Day" by 11. C. Had-
don, etc., etc. The regular depart -
Monts devoted to Guns and Ammuni-
tion, Fishing Notes, Along the Trap
Line, Alpine Club of Canada, eta,
are well maintained and the number
as a whole is replete with goad
things, W. J. Taylor, Limited, pub-
lishes Rod and Ctdn Magazine at
Woodstock, Ont.
Clinton News -Record
Graduated 'War Tax
on Incomes.
Those Enjoying I.Ilgheet Mooings
Will few, Largest: Acnaunt.
If the income war tax law, about
to be applied, did noticing more than
oause a national steep -taking, 11
woel.d Serve a most useful purpose,
'Pile tatting of an hiventdry of 911C'S
resources euvarfably induecs a desire
to. save and a desire to save when
translated, as it very frequently is,
into a determination to save, moans
getting on with the war, as well as
happiness all around. This process';.
first an inventory of one's resources,
then a desire to save, applied to m-
orel unmarried person, or widow and
widower without dependent children,
receiving an_iiicoiue . of $1,000 and.
over, and to alt other persons re-
ceiving an income of $3,000 and ov-
er,
ver, will unquestionably result In a
large proportion of cases, in a deter-
mination to save. And that means
more general prosperity and renewed
national strength,
ek
But stickle only
1t national sto a g Is
incidental, f course, o 0
n 1tal, 0 t the thief
purpose of the income tax, which 'in
tp provide revenue for the Prosecu-
tion ef•the war In as equitabl'o a
manner as possible. The tax is to
be graduated, according to one's abil-
ity to pay. 'Those who are in • re-
ceipt of only a living wage or salary
will not be called upon to pay; thane
enjoying the highest Weenies will be
called upon to pay the greatest
amounts, and the great body of , in-
come receivers between, will be call -
eh upon to pay in their due propor-
tion.
Moreover, the purpose of the act
is to distribute the burden equitably
Luong a11, classes. By way of illus-
tration; the farmer will be required
to add tothe value .of his actual in-
come, the value of. the Home-grown
products which, his own family con-
sumes. Thes places the farmer on a
plane with the salaried man, the
value of whose services is wholly
represented in the income received
encl against whichhe must charge
all his living expenses.
Canada 'has established a war rec-
ord that is the envy of the world.
It is ccstain'that the Canadian.peo-
ple• will run true to form in answer
to this latest call of their war gov-
ernment,
March
4th, [018
CANADA,
Income Tax F. . -.ns
Are 'now available
Returns must be filed on or before 31st March
-: HE Dominion Income War Tax Act requires "you to #l11 in one or more of
the five special Forms prgyided before 31st 14larch, 1918. In order tQ 1.
P t Is required of them, infirrnatioii'
assist the public to understand just aha
on each Form is given below, Road carefully, then get three copies of thel
form that fits your case and fill them in. Answer all questions fully and
Accurately. For makingfalse statements, a penalty of $20,000 or ills month's'
Imprisonment, or boh, Is provided.
Individuals. --AU person$ unmarried; land all widows or widowers without dependent children;
'whose income is $1500 a year or more,;i�must fill In Form T1. All other persons whose income it
03000 or more, use the same Form, where any income is d rived them dividends, list alpounte
received' from Canadian and Foreign securities eepararely. Fill In pages 1 2 and 8 eerily. De Atli$
mark on page 4. Partnerships, ae ouch need not file returns, but the individuals forming the part.
nerships must.
Corporations and Joint Stook Companies, no matter how created or organised; shall pay he
normal tax n incomep t
a q exceeding 78000, Use Form Ta—giving particulars of income. Ataq
attach a financial statement. 'Under Dedugtions, show In detail amounts paid to Patriotic Fund
and Canadian Red Cross or other approved War Funds),
Trustees, ;Executors, Administrators of $states and Assignees use Form TS, Full particulars
of the distributionof income from all estatee handled must be shown as well as details of amount®.
distributed. A separate Form must be filled in for each estate.
Employers must use Form T4 to lire names and amounts of eugenics; bonuses, commissions gmother remuneration paid to all emp oyeee during 1917 where such remuneration amounted in the
aggregate to $1.000 or over.
Corporation lists of Sharehgldera.-0n Form T5 corporations shall give a statement of a
bonuses, and dividends paid to Shareholders residing in Canada during 191`7 stating to whom paid
and the amounts.
Figures in every case are to cover 1917 Income—all Forme musts be filed by 32st March. Phe
neglect, a line of $100 for each day of default may be Imposed.
In the case of Forms T1 and T2, keep one copy of the filled in Form and file the other two v.itli
the Inspector of Taxation for your District. In the case of "r3, '1'4 and8, keep one copy and tilt
the other two, with the Commissioner of Taxation, Dept. of Finance, bttat ra.
Forms may be obtained from the District inspectors Mt Taxation and from the Feste
masters at all leading centres.
Postage must be aid on old letters
and documents orwarded by mss
to Inspector of axation,
Department of Finance,
Ottawa, Granada
Inspector of Taxation, George R. Tambling,
London, Ont.
Goderich
Mrs. Armancia .I, 9Tartyn, who •1c-
companied the remains of her moth-
er, the late Mrs. Clow, from Winona,
Minn,, visited friends, here for a few
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4V OU will find it a pleasure, to ser-
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now on display. A most impressive
showing of Women's smartest suits
in the correct 'models and materials,
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Ladies' Dresses
1 OUII, stock this season is even
more complete. than over before
and shows a large vctiety lit the very
latest styles made of sick, ,ilotil.ins,
*rFti,'. 3 cloth, chambrey, gingham, ate. We
feel confident that we can satisfy eve.
erg wish and meet every require -
moot.
EVERY DAY;
IS
FASHION DAY
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COC
& CO'7.
TELEPHONE 78,
Spring Arinouncemerit
High-class Ready-to-wear Garments
HIS store has decided to give up millinery for the
corning season. We have devoted the 2nd Floor
for High=class Ready-to-wear Garments and House
Furnishings. This will be one of the largest and most
up-to-date Ready-to-wear Departments in the county.
WE ARE CARRYING A BETTER ASSORTMENT
OF COATS, SUITS, DRESSES,
WAISTS, ETC.
We give you our word for it, that this year Early Buying will pay
you well. But whether you are ready to buy now or not, you are
equally welcome to call and see the beautiful new models.
S pelendid- Display of
•raperies and Curtains
Everything is here in the New Draperies Goods
and Curtains. We would be pleased to have you call
and'inspeet our stock-
We also carry a very large stock of
RUGS
LINOLEUrIS OILCLOTHS
CONUOLEUM5
MATTINOS VERANDAH RUGS
ETC., ETC.
remmeseresseenenentervenesenvermer
"COMPARISON HELPS' TO SELL OUR GOODS.
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EARLY
EASTER
THIS SPRING,
AIIE YOU' READY 2
Select Your Easter
Coat Now
THESE coats, are made in the
very newest styles from the lat-
est spring materials, including shad-
es of green, brown; taupe, navy and
black, richly lined and prettily trim-
med. These coats are exceptional
value and we advise an early selec-
tion.
New Spring Skirts
AN()'L'A13L1 display in Ladies'
Skitts in all ,the newest styles,
including sluts, sorgos, gabardines
and tweeds, Ptiees from 10.00 tip
to $12,50,
ALWAYS
,h0111I0 'IIINO
days, Before leaviug she was noti-
fied of her appointment to a position
in the War Department at Washing-
ton, 0.0. She returned last week to
her home and will go on to Washing-
ton almost immediately.
Mrs, George Sharman of Clinton is
visiting friends in town.
Mr, H. IC. Revell has been on a
lecturing tour for the Department of
Agriculture.
The. funeral of the late Mrs. Wil-
liam Wright, who died suddenly while
on a visit to Brantford, took place
to Maitland cemetery on Tuesday _" t..-
last week,
Miss Gladys Irene McLeod, daugh-
ter of Mir. and Mrs. D, 0. 11bLooct,
was united in marriage on Feb. 22nd
to Mr. Arthur Norman Brinn of Tor-
onto. •
Mrs, John Robertson of Park street
slipped on an icy street recently and
fractured her right arm.
Mrs. Reynolds, mother, of Sheriff
Reynolds of town, who is over eigh-
ty-two years of age, knits steadily
for the soldiers, knitting over a sock
a day.'
On March 2nd the Rev. R. 0. Mc-
Derinid united in marriage at the
manse Miss Jessie A. MbMillan and
Mr. James 1;. Giver of Port Albert.
The young couple left the same af-
ternoon on a honeymoon trip.
It's Here tl
Gate in
and See HI
1110 '01Sit
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FA( T E 'GENE
Economical * Simple ,--
Light 'W
w..Light' Weight—Substantia l
Fool -Proof Construction
Gun Barrel Cylinder Bore
:7-Leal';-pr000ff Compression.
6I-1. P. Grinder
extra pulley
and belt $282
Vi H. P.
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era $odds with'
�`. 1i�i�i6
DMAGNETO
3 H.Y.-$126.j'6Ii.P - $`225
All F. 0. E. Factory
ee
More Than Rated Power
and a Wonder at the Price"
One seeend-band cent oil .15
1Pai:banir engine, one 10L in, grinder,
48 ft, of new 0 in. belt, for quick
sale $800, All in good shape.
E. H. EPPS, VARNA
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