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Shipley $2, N. J, Labeau $5, Geo,
R, Manley $5, John J, niggles .$5,
Miss L L, Kennedy $2, Ms. W. Jer-
vis $2, Mrs, Argent $1, Arthur WU...
tee $2, k1, Livermore $2, Fvnwiek
Stewart $5, Robert limiter $2, John
Innes $5, William •Taylor• $5, Edward
O. Olen $2, Arthur Chairman $2,
Reid and McGregor $28.80, Appleton
I9leoat $2'1.50, Pupils No, it school,
Stanley $5, total $501.30.
The Food Problem
it is inconceivable to us tliat any
lover of his country can refuse to
co-operate with the Government in
every attempt to economize in those
articles of food wo should most care-
fully conserve. TIow, little the sae-
ri0ce for us to reduce our indul-
gence in meats, fats, and other food
products so greatly needed for our
soldiers and allies 1 And yet mer-
chants report hundreds of their cus-
tomers who seem only Intent on Lay-
ing by in store for their own self-
ish ends the largest possible supply
of the very things wo should bo most
anxious to send abroad. He is a
traitor to his country whofaifs her
t
in this respect as well as the man
who deliberat4y betrays her to her
Foos. -Exchange,
Brucetield,
Contx'ibutxoas to 13ritish Ilett Cross
-fNm north east division of Stanley
township and Brucolield and vicinity 1
13, 13. Higgins. . $20, Charles held
.$10, Thomas Fraser $10, Edward
(Ilene $15, Hugh Mc(iroger, ,Sr,, $40,
Malcolm Mehlwen $19, John McCow-
an $10, Arab. McCowan $1d), George
Baird $10, Josopll 1Vic(tilly $10, A.
Scutt $10, H. P. Madden $1.0, James
,Petrie $100, John McNaughton $10,
John T. 'Graham $10, Goldie Gra-
ham, $1,0, John A, Moliat $10, J. A.
Melwan $10, Neil McGregor $Ito,
James Jackson $10, John Johnston
110, Julia Butebart $5, John 1I. Mc-
Ewen $5, Alex, McEwan $5, N. Sun-
fle'rcoek $5,. John Pierson $5, John
Jervis $5, Mex. Mustard $10, John
Mustard $10, J. and S. Johnston $15,
Fred 'l'otnlinsou $5, Thomas 13aird
110, Thomas B. Baird $10, John Pop-
per $5, James Rogers, M,D., $5,
<,eorge 7'.. Baird $5, W. Potter $5,
Adam Stewart $10, Henry Diehl $5,
John V, Diehl $5, Valentino M. Diehl
1.5, Duncan Mckenzie $5, Frank Lane
15, Johi Kaiser $1, Jos, Addison $3,
Neil Smith $4, Thomas Carr $2, Bes-
sieAcGregor
Thomas Campbell
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:$3 le, C.alciro$5,W. . A'. Stan-
burp
t
W n u
3,ury1 $5, Win, J, Falconer $2, J.
The Truly Brave
Tbet inan Is brave, who at 1310- nod
• Of fate,
Will lay his- life a „willing mitering
down;
net they who loved him may, Jtrtow
length of days ;
MAY stay awhile upon this pleasant
earth
Drinking its gladness and its vigor in,
Though he himself lie silent evermore,
Dead to the gentle trailing of the
spring,
Dead to the warmth of summer, wept
in dream so deep,
So far that never dreamer yet
Has waked to tell his dream
Mien there map he
Who, careless of its worth, toss life
away:.
A counted; in 501110 feverish game of
chance,
Or, stronger yet will sell it day by
day for toys to plays with ;
But a elan who knows the love of life
and holds it dear and good, ,
Prizing each; moment yet will let it
go
Tliat others still may koop the prec-
ious in
o s th-
g
Ile is the truly brave.
-Tsahel Eeclostone Mackay,
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Letters to the Baiter
('1'lre editor of '1'lte News -Record
doe not necessarily agree with alto
views expressed by oorresliondents la.
this Column.)
C")inton, Dec, 22, 1.01.7
To the Editor of The News -Record
Dear .Sic, -As a ratepayer and a
leader of your paper will you allow
t osuggest 'rest t, theratepayers n to t g6 0 i t} of
Clinton, that they take greater in -
West on.Monday next at the nom-
ination ineetieg, when representatives
of our town are nominated. for an-
other. }rear.. 1, ant sure you will
agree with me that there 15 need for
improvement, a prominent citizen
said that "this year's council was
the worst wo have ever had and each
year it is getting worse." 'I believe
lie was not lar astray, Why cannot
we have Fulness Dien who' have bus-
iness capabilities to represent us,
who can see things to do, and, do
them 7 How many of the council
know about the financial affairs of
the town 7 1 dot,bt 11 any can tell
you, There is need of a better coun-
cil-Iet us .have it. On looking ug over
the voters' list I find such names as
W. Jackson, D. A. Forrester, 13, J,
Gibbings, J'as. Dunfurd, Nelson Ball,
T. Jackson, Harry BnrtlilT, J. A. Ir-
win, T. Cooper, J. E. v
tv u, A. P , Hovey, , 1I,
11'iltse, IL- E. Hunniford, - J, Ford,
A. J. Holloway, T. A. Greig, C4eo.
McLennan, Out of this list 1 am
sure a good council could be got and
let us hope that citizens will come
out on Monday evening next and
select a better class of men to rep-
resent us than we have had in the
past. A business men's council for
me,
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-RATEPAYER,
Marriages
ROZE1;L-RAT'IIWELL-At Lincoln
St. Methodist church, Walkervtllc,
on Dec. 20th, by Rev,, Mr. Gra-
ham, Sadie A., daughter of Mr.
Thos. Rathwell of Clinton, to C.
Fr. Rozoll of Clinton,
WATTS-FREMLIN-At St, Paul's
church, Stratford, on Dee.. 15th,
by Rov. S. A. NJacdoaneIl, Mil-
dred, daughter of Ills, Henry
Fremlin of Clinton, to Thomas R.
Watts of Stratford, son of Mr,
W. 1I. Watts of Clinton,
Births
LOBB-In Goderie t township, on Dec.
23rd, to Nrr, and Mrs. Bert Lobb,
a son..
JOHNSON -In Clinton, on Dec. 5th,
to Mr, and Mrs. W. L.. Johnson,
a son.
Auburn
There will be a special service in
the Baptist church this (Thursday)
evening under the auspices of the
Sunday school. A picture of the
Baptist Colleges will be unveiled and
an address on the educational work
of the Church will be given b}r the
Pastor. An offering will be taken
for the educational work,
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Stanley Township
Mr. Robert Poster and daughter,
Mass Lena, and Miss Eva Carter of
Strathclair, elan„ are visiting at the
home of the former's sister, Mrs.
Harry Diehl, Mr. Foster has not
Visited the old home for over thirty
years and finds many changes.
Report for S. S. No. 4, Stanley
(North) for the month of Dotpmber :
5th -Margaret Tough 71 percent.
Sr, 4th -Bessie Watson 74, Freida
Talbot 69,
Jr. 4th -Charlie Scotcltmer 68.
Sr. 2nd -Jean Nlossop 65, Dorothy
Seotefimer (*),
Pt, 2nd -Hervey Hehner, Clarence
1Johner, Orval Greer (*).
Those marked 0) were absent.
McMain, Teacher,
TIIE NEWS -RECORD LEADS FOR
TOWN, TOWNSHIP AND COUNTY,
NEWS.
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School of Commerce
CLINTON, NTARIO
Courses in
Bookkeeping
Stenography
Penmanship
Secretarial Work
Etc,
" EFFICIENCY "
Is the motto of this School and
it is the aim to fit students for,
positions in which they will do
credit to themselves and, com-
mand good salaries,
Girls may room in the school,
Winter term begins,
Jan, 7, 1918
Students may eater any time
'For particulars write to
B, P. Ward, B,A,, M,Accts.,
Phone 208, principal
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This Means Youu! .
"Hirst loss wheat,'gleat, sugar and
Cats, to' save ler tbo Army and _our
MUNI'''. says the nod controller.,
"Eat more earn, oats and:rye pre -
(Nets, 11511 and poultry, fruits, 'step -.tables and potatoes, baked• belled
and brolled foods,"
This Merle you 1 To a61c tiro Can-
adian poolge to eat less of certain
foods in order that the soldiers' at
'h. oet maynotsl ort i
the ft go t s a
matter of intense seriousness,
FOR ,SALE--A,p'SW GOOD COLLIE
Pups Apply to the undersigned -
N. J. Laboau, No, 5, Clinton,
Phone 0 on 1140, 21-..2
FOUND -A BLA.('K PURSE CON
tainin.g a sum of Money, Owner
can have same by applying at Can-
telotl Bros, store and paying for
this advertisemotib. 21-1
LOST -A BLACK AND TAN HOUND
medium size,. long pointed tail,
small slit in ft ear. Ias leatherCher
strap on neck( Reward for re-
covery. -Frank McGregor, R.R. No.
1, Loadesboro: -21
MEN WANTED EVERYWI-ILRE 1'O
show sample or • mail circulars for
large Mail Order House. Perman-
ent position will pay •$20 weekly, -
'rhe Consumers' Association, Wind-
sor, Ontario. 21-1
STRAYED -ONTO THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, Lot 35, Mait-
land Con., Goderich township, on
or about August, 4 yearling steers.
Owner may have same by Proving
property and payiing expenses, -J,
R, Holmes. 21-3
POR SALE. -BABY'S SLEIGI•I, IN
good condition, -Apply R. 11, Man-
ning, 20-3
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 25, HUR-
on Road, Tuckersnrith, containing
98 acres, with buildings, For par-
ticulars apply to R. W. Gibbings,
R. R. No. 4, Clinton. -07
LOST. -LARGE TOPAZ A N D
pearl brooch. Finder suitably, re-
warded by leaving at News -Record
Office. b9-2
COTTAGE FOR SALE OR TO
Rent -On Cutler street, Clinton,
cottage containing 7 rooms, good
cellar, situation central. For par-
ticulars apply to C, B. Hale or
Mrs. Butler, Clinton. -06
YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED RE -
paired and Pressed and at the
shortest possible notice. Both Lad-
ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We
guarantee to do good work. I am
prepared to Preach Dry Clean Ladies
Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds
of Woolen clothing including Sweat-
ers, etc. All orders promptly at-
tended to. Rooms over Johnson's
Jewelry Store, -Wm, J. Jago. -00
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
We take this op-
portunity of ex-
pressing to our
friends and pat-
rons our thanks
for past favors
and respectfully,
solicit your pat-
ronage for 1918.
Wishing you all
A Happy, New
Year,
May 1,81,8 bring
Peace., Happi-
ness and Pros-
perity to you
HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE
Johnson & Co.
The:Store of Quality.
Phone order's promptly cared tor.
PRONE 111,
WE
EXTEND
TO YOU
OUR
BEST WISHES
OF THE, SEASON,
R. H. JOHNSON
tastier of Marriage Licenses,
(Next to Xlov4y's Drug Store)
RAW 13:URS WANTI1D,-k03c4?IiP5'1'
privies lxaiti,.Tll, A. Hovey, Clin-
ton. , ,--147
l.+'Olt a4141% -ON ALBERSTREET
a seven roomed. cottage, Electric
lights ; Soft and town water in
kitchen. P'or particularsapply to
T. A, Greig. -18
GIIILS WANTED !
11'1
WE CAN GIVE ,
EMPLOYMENT TO A
FEW MORD KNIT-,
T1RS, ETO, APPLY
AT ONCE,
Clinton Knitting Co.
LIMITED.
LIVE -P
E 0U
ITDY
MINTED
Highest market price
every, week,
paid.
W. MARQUIS
Phone 14-166
R. R. No. 1
Selected Potatoes
Wanted !
for immediate delivery,
We take them, any day.
Highest market price
paid. We want them
before cold spell comes.,
JAS. STEEP 8r CO.
Box 192 Phone 126
THE COMNEB STORE
Live and Let Live
'1'o our friends
and customers
we wish one and
all
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
Thanking y o 11
for your liberal
support for the
past year add,
would, solicit a
eontinuatice 0 f
Salvo.
Butter and eggs wanted --highest
prices cash or trade,
E. E. HUNNIFORD
,t LET US LOAD
some of our baled hap and feed on
our truck the next time it ,is going
in your direction, which will be very,
soon. Just as an experiment we ask
you to, try tltent en your horse for a
while, If it doesn't result in your
becoming a steady customer for our
hay and iced we miss our guess.
Once used always a user has been
our experience,
W. Jenkins & Son.
FLOUR AND 1181ED.
Phone 199. Highest prices paid for
Grain and Wool. Elevstol.
Residence phone 9-144
WE WANT NOW
A Reliable Agent in Huron county
to sell Pelham's Peerless Fruit and
Ornamental trees during fall and
winter months. Good pay, exclusive
territory, free selling equipment,,
Over 600 acres of the choicrat
nursery stook, including now varieties
controlled by us. Handsome up -to-
date selling equipment and a splen-
did Canadian -grown sleek to 'offer
customers, We are not ioblier's.
Waite top for agency terms to
PELTIAI& NURSERY Cf);,
• Toronto, Ont.
N,B, CA(00 tto sent on rogues"$ to
applicants Car agfinoles or putaitasers
Of ntitsety stook,
A Happy New Year
to all our customers
and friends,
I W. To HMI
The Hub Grocery
CREAM WANTED!
We will buy your cream and guar-,
auto you-
HIG4IEST PRICES
ACCURATE RECORD,
PROMPT RETURNS
ENTIRE. SATISFACTION
Write us for cans. We suppl}!
them. Pay express charges. Pay,
you for the cream you ship twice
each month. Carefully weigh,, sam-
ple and test each can and send you
a statement, Write today, prices aro
high,
Agents :
Walton -W, G, Neal
KinburnHall &.. Co,
Varna -Beatty Bros,
Seaforth Creamery Co.
Box 486 SEAFOR1rII, ONT,
COCI{ERELS FOR SALE -I HAVE
a number of pure bred Ancona cock-
erels for sale, (hatched, from eggs
from Rev. E. G. Powell's famous
pens). Price $1,50 if taken ,before
Nov. 1st, $2.00 after that date. -
Chas. Williams, Jr,, R.. R, No, 2,,
Clinton,, Phone 11-143.. .•-l1i
LOGS
WANTED !
' It ri
We are again prepared to Payr
the highest spot cash prices 10.)1al$
kinds of timber, either in bulk or by)
the thousand, and either iq the bush
or delivered in our, yard, If yore
have anything to offer call up the
old reliable market (11-145).,
We are getting out some on, crura
home grown Hemlock which is better
and cheaper, than the freighted, stuP,
so if contemplating any new built(+
Inge, or repairing,, let us help yotp
plan your work, Our services aro
free. •
Wo also have in Stock all kinds
of Dressed Lumber, McNair Brandi
Shingles, Canada Cement, and Bu('
foto Fertiliser,,
J. B. MUSTARD
BRUCEFIELD.
Poultry
{gaoled
Our Feeding Plant Has
opened for the season,
and from now pa we
will be in the market
for all the poultry,
that you have for
sale.
Poultry will be takes*
im every Wednesday;
morning at Holmesville
and every, day, at Clin-
ton..
Special prices will lie
paid for properly, fin-
ished milk -fed chickens
over 5 lbs. each,
GUNN, LANGLOIS CO.
CLINTON
N. W. Trowartlia, Phone 190
Manager or f.Ioimesvillo 4 on 142
We extend to all
A
Happy New Year,
)
THOS. HAWKINS.
Agent for Hecht Furnaces
swop over Rowland's ITordware.
PHONE 53,