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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-12-13, Page 9comber 13th, JOLT. H ton News-Itocord cc aper! When ".Ambassador Gerard left Berlin, the only correspondent who traveled with him, and the last American Newspaper, man to leave Berlin, was Carl Ackerman of, the United Press Service, • Mr, 'Ackerman's dispatches appear exclu- sively in The Toronto "Daily Star." About once a month we "Scoop" every other paper in the. Province with the aid of Mr. Ackerman. and other .United Press corre- spondents. The only Canadian Woman Correspondent in the. War Zone—Miss Rosamond Boult- Ambaseador Berard bee—sends us dispatches exclusively. In London the veteran War- Correspondent, Mr. F. A. McKenzie, assisted. by The Star's own Staff, cables the big news of each day. Thomas Geggie, late Sergt.-Major K.O. • S,B., writes regularly upon Imperial and Military matters. The big news from the United States comes to us through the Chicago Daily News' special correspon- dents, as well as their War cable service. We also carry the cable service of Windermere of the "Montreal Daily Star." We maintain our own staff in Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec and Winnipeg, and our local News Service is right up to the minute. Our special articles are contributed by foremost writers on each subject. Our regular news service consists of all Canadian Press, A,nerican Associated Press and Canadian Associated Press dispatches. We also have exclusive rights to the pictures of the London Daily Mirror, Underwoods, Daily Mail, 'T'opical Press Services, as well as Canadian Official War Records, Sports, etc, In brief, The "Toronto Daily Star" is one of the great broad -gauged newspapers of the World. By reading it you will be kept well informed upon every subject that a good citizen and man of the World should know about. Read The "Toronto Daily Star"' each day. , You will thoroughly enjoy it, and be glad to acclaim it in all sincerity as "MY PAPER!" Order it to -day. • I. Carl Ackerman. "Windermere," Florence Boultnos • Sergt.-Major Gaggle F. A, McKenzie. Tbe orollt*ar The price is $3.00 a year in advance. You may send thisto the publisher of your local paper, to your postmaster or direct to The Toronto Daily Star. AiK SUPPORT UNION GOVERNMENT Liberals and Conservatives are. United The People Must Unite to WIR the War A Laurier-Bourassa Victory means deserting our boys in the trenches for over a year, throwing up our hands and quitting! Don't shout "Kamerad" under the Referendum proposal. Come out and fight for Union Government. Make No Mistake IF LAURIER WINS (1) Canada will send no more reinforcements to the front, which practicallymeans quitting the war and placing the country in the same class as Russia. (2) The French-Canadians who have shirked their duty in this war will be the dominating force in the Govern- ment of the country. ARE THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLE PREPARED , TO STAND . FOR THAT ? It is because the French-Canadians have not done their duty that Conscription had to be resorted to. The French-Canadians have made it perfectly clear, that they do not like the war and are against CAnade participating in it further. Some of them even go to the length of saying that the soldiers should be brought back from the front 1The Nationalists pre demanding that the men who have been enrolled under the tilitary Service Act be disbanded and sent Back to their homes. To secure the Nationalist support Laurier,Liberat candidates in Quebec have signed the following pledge: -- t'1, the undersigned, candidate to the Federal Elections undertake by these presents, 'if X am elected, to demand the immediate suspension of the Military Service Act, 1917, and of all its effects until Canadian electors have pronounced by way of plebiscite; and Should the majoEity of the electors condemn it, that it be +tensiderod as null from its origin and that in consequence all Conscripts be disbanded." '1 also undertake to Vote against any Government which shoWd refuse to adopt the above enunciated policy," 21t0 Advertisoma 4 is wetted by 1')le VJ'ri onist Party Publicity Committee Wingbant werks.tctrie.)r =VIA last llaizid city, Man„ atter an `eztendesl visit whit 1ltiss Mulvey of town, Mr. Teter Campbell liar ;,s:,turued home alter spending the summer in the west, ivies. hT. J. Marshall nl Blyth areal few 'days wilb ltiingkam friends rcently, 'flys new wing to tae %/Ingham hos, pital was opened with due ceremony on Thursday week, when a very large number of people visited the hespital and wore shown through the new portion.' The hospital :taw has accommodation for over twenty-five patients. The teachers and pupils • of the I•Iigh School have purchased a one hundred dollar Victory Bond, At its maturitp the money will be ;sed to buy a tablet to the {nenory of Ithe boys of the school who leave fallen in the war and the interest will be used for the purchase of prizes. Mr, W. J. Armour left last week for Vancouver,. B.0„ ,for the winter, He will be accompanied from Cal- gary by Mrs. Armour and son Frank. Mr, James Colley attended the Fat Stock Show in Guelph last week. T1E SAD STORY OF TIME,STR IGGLE FOR LIFE it frequently revealed in those War tunes even an this well -to -de Province, Hard enough to be poor—still worse to be sick and poor. The lot,of the consumptive is a spe,. ciaily trying one, Only recently a family was discovered living in two small rooms over a store. At one time they had occupied a comfortable home but the father took sick and had to give up work, With the savings all gone, 'they were forced to sell the fur- niture to buy food. 'When the man was found to be a consumptive, this was the opportunity of the Muskoka Fred, Hospital to.'bring relief so that not only would the stricken husband have a winning chance for life, but more desirable still, the wife and chil- dren should be removed fro,n danger of contracting the disease. Under skil- ful guidance the home was cleaned up and the family temporarily provided for. It is now reported that the patient is doing well, with every change of recovery. . This is the great work carried on by the Muskoka Free Hospital which is now appealing for help. Contributions may be sent to W. J. Gage, Chairman, 84 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, or Geo. A. Reid, Secretary - Treasurer, 223 College St., Toronto. We would I'ike'every subscription to react ".9." If your label does not read that date, have it renewed be- fore ,end of year and save 50c. liakummoasaamaamensaramm SPECIAL DECEMBER SERVICE 13E WEEN Toronto and , DAILY Winnipeg,. Westbound, Dec. 3rd to Jan. rad. Eastbound, Dec. 1st to Jan; Sth Note--:Tri-weekly service will be resumed thereafter. f' REGULAR SERVICE BETWEEN Winnipeg and Edmonton Edmonton and Vancouver DAILY TRI -WEEKLY For Tickets, Reservations, Literature and Information, apply to A. T. COOPER, BOOK STORE, CLINTON, Or write R. L. Fairbairn, G.RA., Oa King St. E., Toronto. .CANADIAN NORTHERN RAILWAY mac° �\ �,tt - \1 �'r• That man is a slanderer who says that The. Farme of Ontario will vote with Bourassa Pro-Cerrnans Suppressers of Free Speech and Slackers They Will Support Union Government CitazerasUnion Committee.