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New Series Volume 14, No, 39
WANT
50 GIRLS 50• OR MORE
The W. E. Sanford Mfg. 20, of Hamilton
has purchased the Taylor -Anders° 20.
• eiotainl Factory in Seaforth. Anti are go-
ing to carry on the. business from this out
for which ourpose we requiremore than
50 girls assistants. The working hours
• each day are 8 to (9 except Saturday 8 to I2
each week, We quaractee steady work
the year round. Nice clean work and girls
mak egood wages.
We pay highest wages while learning
Apply or Write to
Fred Robinson, Manager
SEAFORTH • ONTARIO
Cliildrens Aid
Our pre:osiers and reformatoriee are
row sheltering many imfortmetite por-
tions who were deprived of the early
raining every Oanedian is justly en
titled to Hundreds of thousands of
dollars are being epeut on building,
*quipping, enlerging and maintainitig
our gaols end prisons, for :tee care of
telly deveioped criminals. How much
er how little is tieing provided that will
directly tend to keep these inetitutions
•,earipty thereby saving the vast expendi•
tura now incurred.
• 11 )8. snrprising the amount it costs to
apprehend, muesli and maintain ()rim -
/eels and how little to prevent crimin•
• els teeming into existemie,
e41! Oriminels do not fall reedy -made
frenethe sky, nor do they spring from
the earth; 88 the rent of ititmaeity, they
are been, Ihey have Malloy, child-
hood, youth and manbood. lt is from
the neglected mid dependent childreit
tbat the lathe of professional orimmals
are recruited. '114008 little owls tamed
in homes. of victims, immoral or eriluiti-
envieuemeet, paten:411er otherwise,
, had Da the opportunities in these hov-
els, which were houtee, to learn
to be respectable tedious.
Teo question luny co:deo:its, me what
la to be done teed ,to ray mind the an0-
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rover is thie.
We have in our Province the Ohild-
eon's Aid' Souiety uuder very Mile
• inanageineut of Mr. 3 J Kelso, who ie
euperititendent of this greet organiisa-
tion with branches in every County in
*Ur Province and who haS demoustrat-
ed by his mitertug efforts that he ie the
right inan in tile right place and. the
constant aim of this orgenieution is to
prevent crime rathee than uorreot the
and filthy cora:tom to a place in the
community whore they are reepemed
and their littlefainily kept intent, 'elle
homes will regenerate the world: and it
is eherefore noceesary that we multiply
the right kind Of homes, keep theta in -
taco, and in so far as poseible see to it
that those in them have the proper
environment. The real strength of
our *withers at the front is the strength
of the. homes for which they are fight-
ing
The work is a pleasant one to all
whose hearts aro iii true sympathy with
the welfare of the little °nee. When
yon save a man or a woman you save a
unit ; but when you save a child yon
save a whole multiplication table.
Should you !eve a child rrom growing
np to be a murderer you serve a two-
fold purpuee. He esoupos the gallows
or impritiourneut for life and his einem
ie not deprived of his lire and hislamily
made to mount and stiller.
A word regarding the manner in
which the juvenile delinquents are dealt
with in our County wunid, 1 believe, be
in order, so it Can be 8011(4 that we have
uot the proper method of dealing with
the milieu., Med or miegitided child, who
Pepe hus counuiteed his filet wroug
tut "po ley the! I." and who needs pro-
tection anti gnida ce rather thau pun-
iebnieut an (1 h uflii IiLin, In these
014808 the fullowitig procedure is taken,
An inforniation or complaidt is laid
egeiust the child for the offence by a
constab'e. Thu cbild is summoned to
appear fur trail, His pe outs are not1.
tied and they attend court with the
child, who is ooefrented.again by the
policeman 11i umform. A plea is taken
and °eidetic:3 heard us in ceiminal cam
in the presence of the accused child.
The child • perhape conviction, there
should oe rotting more than u careful
inquiry into the condition and envir.
criminals. 1 oieneut of the child and the conduct
Mr. Kelso is very ably aseieted
this groat week in Huron County by
Mr, G IliPiolt who is tee termer 18)
eliarge of the ewer of reclaiming tied
staldetkileg tease beechen in their
per pions in the community ro-
e ring great praise from all who are
in our Comity, US has boon diSOLIBBSt1
in touch with hie work, Thine tug.
at the meetings of the leturbn Comity
arlizetions aro the most important Childroile
Aid Society, to • facilitate
feederfein tee social life of aecommunity
til° a
it Is tiot alone the week aeoomplieh. artYilig °" groat work 'in 011r
0ounty, and it Should be a matter of
id teat will command attention, but the
,great concerti to over olitu•ch orgatinto.
silent ieflueece exerted• by . the mere
roof of loony of lb° moot reepeetee tient mid every society one Oounty
in the proviiioo breog banded that their support be given the Obil(1.
tolorbor for the morel uplift, the pro reuet Aid Society in this great work.
We have hi our Provinee homes for the
*mien, traieieg and education of the
littIo oboe, e
or,tete,. e„,,,lopme" eloef4 aged and institutions for the feeble.
mintine and lecurables,' which ere
ibo right !elect or our nutional
111;,.tivimi6 wider beeoelkifo to- Orbieded to eioefloiving, tiow eileett•
aro worki„ buIl4thd it is that we should make every
bietioseffort to protect RO(1 Clart, for the ebene
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wee at filet leenielle by many, but hi on
life, aid it eat: be dello, all, that to
tee contreee both Inetneme and 11014414
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oath, will be shown by 01111 ItnhOVO pOtiaallo if the right
iia new ei Appointed to administer the
tef the etterte of the 'oegileiettemee 114
as:tatting ninny parents to rise mei law 1" 11°4 U"'""'0440 13)114080 Weetetie
their obiblrob from ts carobm, tomb,c,t) hOtitt 18 Of OW WOrk SrhOSS thought
weebi be devoted td the praotmel
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of its parents. The remedy, if any
could then, by the provisious of the
ettatntes, ha easily arrived at by the
Juvenile Court Judge,
It is therefore very eseeneial that
the•Juvenile Courts A ot be proclaimed
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$EAFORT1-1, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY II I917
end encouragemeht of the children and
theetrengthening of thoee 800111 in-
fluencea that would make their path.
way easier.
II Juvenile CrourtJudge should be ap-
pointed for the °Minty, and stepe to
this end should be taken by all who are
ommertied bout • the welfare of the
young.
Seaford' Red Cross.
The following is the Report of the
Trensurer for the months of November
and December showing the Iteceiple
and expenditures,
Datroit Lady .. . . 5.00
70
A. friend . „..5.00
1 au
RECEIPTS •
Nov let; 33111111108 on hand $620.16
M, Y. NIeLean,......
Fees ....eeeeee.
Mre A D. Setherland,
Egmentlyille Branch--
eviuthrop Branch ...
Tin Boxes. ........ ......,...
....... . .....
Aire ens. Stewart....
War Auxiliary.
A friend . ......„,.; .... „.
Two little gide
Books •• . • ... • ••••,.•,•..e,,..•
Foe prisoilete of ifeafeet.
David Mullen
frieed...... ...... ......... ..
Sala of White Oonrado....
Town Oouuoil.....
Young ladies Meth. 5. 5,
Rag Rugs......,„,„„..„.„,
A friend.-- ...... .....
Money boxee,.,..,......,....
Winthrop
:Monthly collection.........
Total.„, .... ............, ......
McKay 1, Mee T P4 Mullen 2 60 Adam
Heys 2, Edith Oampbell 5, 0 M f 0, A 8
6, Mrs Jatnee Cummings r, Ales Goo
Laidlaw 1, Mrs Wm Ielaok 1, MIS 3 D
Elinohley 3, Wm Hiles 2, J F 5, Rev
Larkin 1;
Total $86,25
Balanoe on band Deo 1 .15
peivate donations 109.04
Public Donations
St Thomas S 8 6 65
Mise MoKay's room Publio ethool 8 48
Roy Oarsivelle congregation 38 80
Presbyterian 15 8 22 00
Pest offeie box
Dominion batik
Bank of Commerce
Expreos
Remittance
81)18(1011 011 hand
lights petrol through the sky get them
ot beers shut hi we would have been in
Do not worry mother I hope to be bank
to you some day
Your loving eon,
Will
Mrs. Sam. Somers has received the
following letter from her nephew 11010
Shornoliffe.
Dear Aunt -
1 have just receive/ yonr two
welcome letters after coming home from
leave, 'Now 1 certainly eujoyed my -
I5 self up in London, if I had lots of num-
, 1 59 ey I would like to live 1,i London Eng -
1 11 hind for about 6 month mid then live
27r 60 u London Canada, h
All the boys aro one and all that are
miming are the ones who have gone over
to France. There ere 9 from Seaforth.
Buster BIt
rown, . Neely, George Eaton,
George 81008,10111 C. Ruffles, A. Port-
erfield, A. Troyer, (1 Riley, Earl Oluff.
I would have liked to have gotee but 1
011111(1 not. 1 belong to the 34th.
Reserve Battellion now, and I was all
ready to go yesterday but there in a
case of 100881110 in the camp so we are
1111(1131'qoarantine, so I am attached
here for bed, grub and diecipline,
the quarantine is lifted.
81 hile on leave I stayed at the Peel
Bougie itt London. These nieces are
pnrponely• for soldiers on le tve mai ones
from Fiance' so they will kno 7/ where
to go and not get soaked. It costs 1
shillingror bed, I shilling for dinner
and 8 pence for breakfast and every
comfort you could wish for. I felt
ntore at home than ever did bore fine
my lire. There was a guid stayed there
mid took two parties of Oanatlians out
every day and 11 (11(1 not oost e; cent.
I was at Westminster Abbey, Hemp t
one °mire 81. Pauls Cathedral and a -
lot of other places. Lew where elneens
slept and 1 saw all throne the
Royal stables also His •e'ieeestys best
ourriage. It is hand carved out of
solid omit, weighs 4 tons and when the
heroes are attached ia one hundred arid
eleven feet long.
Total 087
260 2
17103
Auyoue wishing to oon tribute to thee
fund may do so by leaving emir contri-
butions with A. 1) Sutherland at the
/ 00 1 0 or ivith•Airs J 13 Thompson local
... 6 Treasue,
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0
........, 60
42 60 Women's War Auxiliary
•••••••••• 50 Balance on • hand...... .... . ......$221.2e
10 00 gees 30
1 Donation from 1:3 8 for paperee. 53 78
••••••••• 149-02 Donations from pi: class Prue 8 5 04
•••••••• 250;00 Friends ..............................1 30
••••••••• 25 Trench Committee rei 23
• tee. e• 1 50 Mimi Tilloteco's ,,,,. 48 00
••• ••••••-• 8•02 Goods sold ..,..„......,.. ...... 2 30 I
• 1.00 Total...". --.• 443 01'
. . . ....... 5 00
....... .... 2 65
▪ '100.00
..... . 75 it0
..... 17.00
1.12
„.,...„. 3 53
....... 15,05
217 70
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EXpEliDlleURE •
Mrs Calder .1 ... . 4.30
W. T Flays .. .. .......,......., 1 10
Elan Jae Mason .........,..... 50.0e
Mre Shade.-- ............. ..... „. 2.86
Hon Jas Mason prisoners of war 10 00
Hon Jas Mason -.... 3600)1
Dry goods ..... ....... 466 43
Seaforth Neves. 2. 75
Balance on 590 13
• , 1487.41
,Jessie Neil, Treasurer
l'EXPENDITURE
Mien Tilloteous share of coueert 22 87
Tillotsons expeneas........... 2 53
Expensee of Miss Tilloteens eon 2 00
0 L 08iIij ...... .......,.... 3 50
Mrs Neil for yarn eto ..... . tee 50
Mrs Willis comforts for reel -trued 8 51)0
Balance
Minn J Fiulaysoni
Trees ,
The Poor Woman's Lawyer
During and after the American Civil
War a horde of pension lawyers arose
who filled the halls of Congress with
olamorings foe larger and larger pen.
mous to their °flouts.
111 Canada, so far, there has been no
'Itch development, The Canadian Pa-
.
Red Cross Report
triode Fluid has acted For the woman
set iu operation all tnechitiery neotte-
Th. Secretary reported for the foil- eery to seaure her the pension a grate,
owing :tapelike; sent hi Deceinberee fol nation le prod to give to her It
228 snits of pi jamas, 18 flannel shirts, hee uouitituted itself the poor. womates
i8 hospital -night eldrie, 9 drteesing ieywer, her pension agent, her guide
gimes; 114 pairs of sooke, 5 wristlete and friend—and ell iu the name of Pa.
Ethel Debeeey eriotistn, without money and witeout
St:notary. prima .
Christmas Appeal for Belgian
Private donations received by Mrs, J
B Thompson—
' A friend $2, E Cresewell 25 Mrs.
Rudolph I0, A friend 1, Me Allan Mo-
lten]) 1, Misses Grieve 1, a friend.3o0,
Mre Eliolts 1, Nita Jumes Stewart If Mrs
DeLacey.5, Mita) chain 2, Mrs tem
Broadfotit 60o, here Robert Willis I,
Dr. Borrows s W le l'retheway I, Mrs
Tens 1, Mrs J 13 Thompson 2, Mios
McLean 1, Mise /11 Finegan 1, Mrs W 0
feted 2, leftism' I, Mrs 51 Y Malone 2
H. Edge:2, Stewart, Bros, 10, Mrs Win
()ovoid* 7, Ea* McKinley 2, Mr It
Jonee 2.60, Mies Leatheriencl I,a friend
.50, a friend 25, Mrs P •Daley 50, Rev
Brown Mt, Mrs Robert Jones 6, Mrs
Keating 1, Miss 181 MuLeod I, Mies L
Beetle Mies E A. Letitherland I, W 11
eolith 2, Mrs Harry eoott 2, Me: Lorne
Wj,1 I Mre 110011 1. fh
• Total $112.79
411.1.1,11.1..eivriliattli,c_
iloniitione received by Mr A
John 'Beattie $2, Mise Leckie 1, J L
ileuderson Allirgaret Finlayson I,
eine M Allen r, Wm Scott 1, Mrs T.
Gammen 6. Annie (3110(11811 15 Mien
381i111e Robb j. Mio (4aurge Meek 1,
0 Menlo 1, J el 1,20111* Cardito I,
Miss Hutchison e, Mary AloNangliton
I, III sabstli psipsson 1, telara 13 Me-
Kieley 1, Nellie Herrn I, Aliesee Gene
mei: 2, Ilteleti dein:Hell 1, Stewart
.25t.: A (1 Smillie 2 00, Aline beide:ennil
e 50, Wie 0 2 50, leneebetli Jones 2-60
Mre f5rIvettiettkelo,1:1021.,.680, ej,011/11liagoryti 1111, .0:ejtat 313
DEATHS.
HAYS—At London, on Jan 9th James
Hays Sr, late of MoXillop aged
87 years.
BIRTHS.
FREE—On Wednesday, January 10th
at Seaforth, to Mr, and M. J. W.
Free a son.
----en-- —
Then Extinguish Parasite.
Two English physicians are experi-
menting with a natv parasite with
which they hope to extinguish the flies
of their country in a few yeara.
4.
FROM ENGLAND
West Cliffs, Ear, Eyo end Nose Hose
Folkestone, Kent, Deo, 23 1917.
Mr. and Mr s. 33. Goldeawk,
Seaforth, Ontario.
To the Dear Onee at home.—
I received your last letter today
mid wait so glad to hear from yon and
to know you are all well.
It 18 8017 dreliry here in the hospital
where 1 am undergoing tin operatom
for my aduoide. 1 mullein oe the 120)
of leee end do not expect to be out be-
fore the last of Jan, but den t change
tey address, 1 wan eo very siek that 1
did not Iteew it VMS my birthdey an the
tOth or Dec 1111 1180 days afterwards 1
hIVO not received the mantes yet 1 will
1st you know if 1 get them. Thy: war
eon:dilly is terrible they are very hot
'after the City of London. Air raids
take plain oiren but our powerful see11011
the "f NI 0 A writing ce 81 3) be ita eue
new camp. The grefe g ed and ie
sure telling cie me as 1 am getting fat,
1 did not see George Lett, . before he
len for France sue I was dissamointed,
31 [taw a lot of returned eoldiere froM
the 18th. Bette. and they know Hugh
Kyle, Pero). Rolpb, Jiere Spearpoint and
Dick Cunningham, who was killed.
All the Seaforth bop: are fine
Later Dee 16th—I31ow glad 1 WU ,
when 1 heard 107 118180 and I ree
eived your weloome letter, and weren't
1 glad when I beard it mailed again anti
got one from home, again it was vaned
one I knew then for the Sint time that
you were getting nay mail.
: This is Saturday night again and hero
we tire walkiug around like lost sheep
. .
nant go out 0)1 Ci.01p run tuttivg 148
ide Couil Dieing writing and neieg his
candle, One of the Weecotts iff read-.
nig his Bible and aurae more of the
soldiers are ening. We expect to he
u t of quarantine to. morrow.
Some of the twee gottheir boxes to.
night and I am expecting mine 00011 80
will have a feed 18 11 cos e nee my life 1
The Eligliah people are very nice, 1
forgot to tell you about the the night 1
got loot in London. 1 met a girl and 1
asked her where the Puel House was
and she redden) world take me there.
1 hesitated for ft moment but I 011101!)
°outwitted and in about ten minutesehe
leaded me at the Red House about two
blocks away. 1 wanted to pay her war,
home on the bus, but she 'Award not hear
0( 11, and mule me promise I would
come to their home and epeud the next
evening which I did, and such a beat -
Hal place 1 was almost overcome but 1
made out all right and 1 ant invited
there for Xinae. She 18445 11 book•kepp-
er in an insm•atice company. 1 think
tbey are very heel people, to think I
was a stranger, but they said they would
do anything for a Canadian soldier.
As this leaves ra0 well and happy
trust it ar111 find you all the same and
loping to hoar from you emote I :remain
our loving impliew, John. Bullar
This is Saturday evening, if we hod
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Jan s—Iefitohell rt Milverton
Jau —Milverton at Seaforth
Jan I 8—Setforth at Milvertou
Jan 18—Mitohell at Seafarth
San 23—Milverton et Mitchell
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Stose of Quality Goods
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A child can buy here as safely as
a grown person.
we protect you in regard to what
you buy and the price you pay.
We permit no store to sell better
quality for the money than we do.
We guarantee everything we sell to
give satisfactory service.
If it happen that anything does
"go wrong", you'H find us really glad
to adjust matters satisfactorily for -
you.
We depend upon !large sales and
reasonabie profits to make us more
profit in the long run than bigger pro-
fits and fewer sales would.
It will pay you to trade here,
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