The Clinton News Record, 1919-10-30, Page 4SCHO�L
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SUPPUES
COOPOr
Xgent:
C,N, Railway G.N.W. TelegraPli
Clinton, ,Ontario
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Aro you saving ? Victory Loan is
coning.
We have Victory, but it is not paid
for yet.
Victory—Bought but not paid for.
Spend sparingly—,Save for Victory
Bonds, ,
Watch those dollars—Victory needs
them.
GRAN RU
FFaYILWly
S1fS7,1=t1`:.
The DoubleTrack Route
—between--
kiONTREAL,
TORONTO,
DETROIT
and CHICAGO.
Unexcelled dining car service.
Sleeping cars on night. trains and
parlor cars on principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horn-
ing, District Passenger Agent, Tor-
onto.;
A. O. Pattison, Depot Agent.
JOHN RANSFORD & SON,
Phone 57. Uptown Agents.
CANADA'S FUTURE ) '
DEPENDS ON LOAN
Grady filmploytncet end Prosperity
Bergs on Victory Loam, -,
Canada's future prosperity depends
Co a great extent upon the pusses of
the Victory Lawn. No country can
exist open trade within Its own .boun-
del les. .Canada eotllitson tie trade
with Greet Britain and other allied
countries to steep .filo flood of good
times in the country,
I'110 surplus p1'odeets of the farm:
and the factory fled their way across
the seas. The revenue of the fanner:
and the fnanufneturer is dependent..
on this trade relationship boiug sus-
tattled. The; cinPlQYineut of ivany
Audi depends on the orders ' that
come to the tiros. The pay envelope
only comes well speedy employment.
Great Britain and Overseas coun-
tries are still desirous of continuing
trade rolatious, " but, overwhelmed
with war expenses, they luus1 .be,
given credits for the time beteg. The
'farmer and the manufacturer must
be paid for their products and manu-
factured articles in cash, Therefore,.
Canada crust fnanpo the proposition
to keep the tide of commerce conning
this way. ` But in order to have the
money on hand to do' this great thing,
Canada must borrow from her people.
The Victory .Loan offers 'bonds to
subscriber's paytng 6 % per Dent. in-
terest. The guarantee behind the
bonds makes them an'absolutely sate
investment. Victory Bonds are e,e-
°opted as collateral at any banit, and
can easily) be turned into money at
aprofit. It ls.then to the interests
of every' Canadian to subscribe for
all the Victory Bonds he can, for It
is profitable, it le patriotic, and it is 1.
necessary for the continued pros-
perity of the country.
CANADA NEEDS MONEY
War Expenditures Still to Be Met
From Proceeds of Vic-
tory Loan.
The war is over and won; but Can-
ada's main expenditures for war will
not be complete until well on into
1920. The $610,000,000 raised last
year has all been spent, 5400,000,000
having been largely devoted to sol-
diers—to maintaining them, bring-
ing them home, providing the neces-
sary medical services, training them.
most of the balance of the loan was
lent to Great Britain to enable her
to buy our surplus products. And
money is still necessary -- for sol-
diers, for providing markets, for our
surplus products, for the needs of
reconstruction. And that is why an-
other VIctory Loan is necessary.
Canada still needs money, and needs
it badly.
Peace and Prosperity—via the Vic-
tory Loan.
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Dry Goods
and
House
Furnishing
Cone
PHONE 78.
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ter
Co.
Fora
and
Ready.to.
Wear
Garments
Ova a^ `firs thou it be 14''s� ct^rm
faun iii lli'l030 w11f°i ISC.311P4Egitre
Woman who choose to pay twenty; twenty-five,
thirty .or thirty hive dollar, °tall field .a selection
e1 n: ' 1` here at these prices tllelt=: ii.l, nt u'ure: up to the . n'loht
exacting requirements of eorreetnbris of style with
quality that will give la good .account of it eIf'in day
to day wear; We will appeeciate fan opportunity to
show you our range,
We have one of t e lest stocks
of Ladies' iigh-class Coats
and Furs in the county
Clint ofl News •J eeord
October 301
(919
Canadians
s
TMs is a call to Nati nal &?wise
The Victory Loan 1919
which operas to..cla y.
QU are citizens of no mean country.
Canada is 'a fair, free land,
Canada is your country.
Canada—now—has need to borrow from. you—Lend:
Lend without restraint of politics or fine distinctions of creed or party.
The leaders of the political parties endorse the Loan.
It is CANADA that asks:
And,why
To clean up the last of the War's commitments and expenses;
To establish beyond all question the capacity and credit of your country;
To care for the wounded and maimed soldier;
To finance the bonus of the returned soldier already paid;
To enable the fruits. of Victpry to be garnered;
To ensure the prosperity of you, her citizens.
The guns of war are silent --but they are not yet cool.
The Victory Loan 1919 is a War Loan.
Canada's book of war is gloriously written --make this, the closing chapter, a
worthy one, The responsibility is yours. LEND!
41404
Sze °falai Prosfieetus'
an another 'age:
Issued, by Canada's Victory Loan Conunitfee
iu cd-ayeration with. the 1Nlinirter of Finance
of the Dominion of Canada.
DEA ualit !i53.,�,
;Flub Mlarehliz
gg Pio'y. 4fi€1.
The 'company ,
1 headed by then f'>apalilti yotrllIndy.
Miss 'May Marks, who has a wide reputation as
a leading lady oi' exceptional talent,
The Soldier do i` asVYnfe,
Little you'd ears what I
your feet,,
Ribbon or crest or shawl—
laid at
lyhat.1if 7 bring you nothing, sweet,
Nor maybe conte bonne at all ?
Ah, but you'll know,. Brave heart,
you'll know
Two things I'll have 1eepi; to send. :
kly honor, for which you bade ire go,
And my love --my love to the end.
—Boy Victory T3onds' —
1zLr,i t,1ixT13I,1- SEX
i.ar1 Akers, lcuincr -"..tate Treasur-
cr,'naw a 'ibpeka blinker, relates that
a utast ca11011 at the, bank the other
day and said 1 "I want a-clleque-
hoolc rover Inc a lady that fords in
tlic middle,"- I eases City ;star.
1Io bas OIC leg 1 You have• two
bands to 11011) hint --bands to' hold
Victory Bonds.
-r—Bity Victory 13o11ds
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meevos.....11 Manama aking Always In Sight
?TARE 1•11•1110 nialMiltopitmit011
clear glass door is only one of the
A. modern features of this dependable
range. Its baking qualities you know.
across or lengthwise, making it easy to cook
The top will take the boiler either
ls!the regular dinner on wash -day.
Grates work smoothly. Hot water reservoir is enamel,
and may be removed for cleaning. A dependable the:,
mometer takes ail guess -work out of baking. No other
range will quite satiety you once you see the. Pandora.
era.
Sold by too A. SUTTER
A Good Investment,
Speculation is one thing. Invest-
ment is another. The majority of
citizens want an investment, nota
speculation, And they want -a safe
investment, Viotory Bonds fill that
requirement as does no other invest.
meat. Beeatie behind every bond
there is the natiouai wealth of Can-
ada— a wealth so -great that it stag.
gars the imagination. .
Canadian Bank Clearings.
That Canada 10 well able to cull -
port the Victory Loan ie °dearly
shown by the Canadian "bank clear.
Ings for the current year. They in-
dicate that the year's total will ex..
coed $15,000,000,000 continued with
$13,770,000,000 in 1918. And the
-year's total clearings should be throe
,times those' of 1990. -
Must Subscribe More
Dividing the people of Canada into
throe classes — the comparatively
poor, the moderately wealthy, and
the very wealthy ...- it would sequin
that if contributions to tiro Victory
Loans constitute sorvicci to the nue
tion, 'the moderately wealthy chum 18
hardly doing its share. 01 the murrey
subscribed to the Victory Loan 1918,
two hundred and seventy -ono 111111ion
dollars were In bonds of 5,0o0
and under, ninety-four millions 10
bonds 01 between• $fi,000 and 12b,-
000, and throe hnndred and one mil-
Ilona In bonds of $25,000 miff over,
Ile true to ycutaoll. Dur Victory
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ldret. z ,
You did it before: You can de It.
again. Buy Victory Bonds.
Canadapledgedher last man and
her last dollar. t:edema that pledge
in Victory Bonds,
11 the fighting :were still raring,
you wouldn't hesitate to buy Victory
Bonds,
To matte the Victory Loan a sue-
Cess is a national obligation. it may
bo that you aro the deciding factor.
if you are concerned about the
future welfare of Canada, buy a Vic-
tory Bond and nlaitu it a suro thing:
Don't forget the future of your
children. Lay a good 'foundation,
with a Victory Bond,
Would you lend a soldier $50 if
you knew it would save itis life?-- I3uy,
Victory Bonds and keep the military
hospitals up,
i1 you appreciate, a good invest-
ment you will buy a Victory Mond,
too deceive no ono but yourself •
when you Say you can't afford.a View
tory; Dond,
1
More - .Bonds to buy—V inish tate
Fight,'
And this 'Victory Loath this Fail,
I'ay fez' 'Victory, 1#obdsr.
t'IIBRELI:A 131+LCNGEb. '1't) --
LODGE
1enator Loirre, while visiting in a
rural district, dropped in on a hoy-
hood friend, \tin happened to he a,
Mellen of the peace. While chatting
over old tunes a couple came in to
get married. The justice married the
pair and after accepting a i cdr^t.ato-
fee, handed the - bride an um}n ella.
Lodge observed tho Iiroc.ediui,s in: '
solemn silence, but. after, t11di" couple
had gone he asked "Do you a1way=:
do that, ArHum?" "3iarry them ?.
011, yes, . if they h;tvn a 11een:,e,"
"No, 1 -mean give the bride a pre,-,
eat ?" ",1 present ? Why, wa'n't
that her umbrella ?" "No," said
Lodge peevishly, "it was mine:"
VICTORY 1aONns
BECAUSE --
You will get 5';'; .prr cent interest
en your money,
'You will Ret full value for your
money practirully at any time you;
may require it, -
You will- have tun favestment back-
ed up by the entire resources of Can-
ada. �
'--Iluy Victory Bonds---,
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