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W. T. BOX Se eo.
Furniture Dealers
Phone 50
New Series Volullte 14, No. 39
1
WANT DI
50 GIRLS 50 OR MORE
The W. E. Sanford Mfg. co. of Hamilton
has purchased the Taylor -Anderson eo.
clothing Factory in Seaforth. And are go-
ing to carry on the 'business from this out
for which:purpose we renuire more than
50 girls assistants. The working hours
each day ate 8 to b except Saturday 8 to 12
each week. We guarantee steady work
the year round. Nice clean work and girls
111QtIceJ) od wages.
We pay highest wages while learning
Apply or Write to
Fred Robinson, Manager
SEAFORTI-I ONTARIO
WAR AUXILIARY
IVEOIDES TO TAKE OVER COUNTY
BRANCH OF COMMIS -10M
The work of the Provincial Soldiers'
Aid Society will b® taken up through -
•41I ttrtt Huron County by the Huron War
.Auxiliary as a result of a resolution
,ween on Friday at tbo annual meeting
of the Auxiliary at Clinton.
Mr. T. Norris of the 'Toronto coins
was present mud the *entity repres0nt-
'Alyea unanimously decided to take
*aro of their returned soldiers in con•
junction with Ontario commission.
President Broydone opened the meet
log and presided throughout, His op
ening addroee was precise and to the
point and the report of Searetery, A
,et. Cooper gave some idea of the work
r preformed daring the past year by the
la,r Aencilttry, tit, tell meet of the
work was of suet a nature that it temild
net be tabulated and included in the re.
port,
Mr ilroydone then introduced Mr 11
IS Norris of the So` Mere Aid Orrin
1mieeen, who told snrn ithtug of the work
of that, eeee giz'tioe au•.l explained just
how it vette used 114 eesiating the return-
ed si>Ifiiers to return to I,<<sir w>0atiou
life or to Ilegnire it claw vlloetiunl
Mr Norris ie himself u returned gold.
!®r nun he epeke trunk experience thot
es far as peesible the Goveru(nont of
Canute provided for this matt who had
Jsdone his bit" at the front. "Tho Gov
°Himont absolutely looks after the mon
who are returned to Canada invalided,"
• iso said. "11 a man is still in need of
anedical attendance he is kept in hoop -
Still until everything w11i01r can be dyne
in done for him When ho is diaoharg•
ed it 4i only after he is cured or a
nearly cured as can be, and if he is
totally iticapitated ho received a pen.'
cion of $480 per year, less if he is able
to work " During the discussion of
the matter later a case was brought up
of, a man who was utterly unable to
work and was in need who had been
disuhatged. ''That i8 jest a ease where
te breach of the Soldiers Aid comes in"
said Mr Norris, "If such 0 man 10 84(I
in need of medical attendance or itr nu6
receiving hie pension somebody has
blundered and it is Dilly n000aoary to
call attention to the proper act hoHtie8
ofthe facts and that time can bo r®
4tiriled to the hospital from which 'ha
„the has been diaolunged or to another
"v1P'ont3, or if not in heed of that non re-)
Calve lie petiole» back dues 1111(1 all,"
The Soldiers' Aid 18 lin organlz-nin11
formed in the (11)1) tint pu,vn-ot8 to
enlist 'and work in uu0imli with the
. Dominion Hospital ammunition The
nim and object of the oNettietrlun is
• to Resist in every wee possible the nem
trill» rennet to got back into the Wily of
0ivd lite again and (1e gnlukly as pees.
Ade.
"Men who were fighting in 1ri'auoe
for a year 01' te'W,i1 acid Mr Norrie "are
out of touch with things when they
rethru. Thej' have been seeing life
from a different angle, They cannot
just ochre back and settle down to
their old life. it may bo that their old
job is not open to thein or that they
0auuot tdo their old work The Sol d
ere Aid eau atop in and help. Fuld
ont when they will return; meet them
at the station, give them a hearty wel-
eeme hack and tell them ice soon a9
they went. to go to work ti place will be
found for them. It gives a mac new
lite to fuel that the people who can , t
in the town from which he west 6o
fight fur King and Country are interest
0d 11( him when hu returns''
Mr Nur NS spoke of the Vocational
traiunlg fur auldiers. Many returned
10011 uaunut do the wort they were
form»rly employed at fn 841011 Oases
trio Ouvermeent is prep8rutl t0 tea041 a
(01Jt a rimy 4(1(11e et' 00004)a41ot1. Trolli-
ng; Schools 810 situated at London
Hamiltee,'1'oronto and Ottawa and a
tn•"1 ,1 to 04000. Wil 14 Etude Ito would
prelt•r and t11e (:overilo.1 t pays lent
ween lm la le:sr:nog it (51141 f40 lam to
go out alto one world ttrld melte hie Ivity
-I t in When the tluvorurneit hue
done all that Clan be dei', lbs 114111 that
the 11».(1(er( did eau Step ill told belly.
Baud, 111 Norrie. "And anyone wile
takes up the work of assisting the re-
turned 001,11405 Well fait prv-fornliug a
npleudid service to the Provnlue and
the Detention."
The (10uues1en following showed that
the men present were in earnest in
their desire to 18eiebx ll all -possible ways,
After the adjourm8ut for hotelmen
the diaou.8i0u wee reeei00 1 and Mr
Noires was asked many question re -
gat ding the working cut of the Soldiola
4.ld cud before loavo(g on the afternoon
tram if hearty vote of thanks was teed
Bred tint fee the informatio1( Imparted
Tile matter of re el00tlug tamers for
the year was then taken up atilt after
eouelrl8ruhl8 diseit80iet1 it was decided
that as the War Auxiliary had done
suet) exeell out work 111 the past and
that the constitution of the sine made
provision for the taitfng up of new work
on motion of Mr Sterling and Dr Woods
it wee decided that the War Auxiliary
be euul.inued and that the Soldiers :tad
work be Ihcorpated with 149 other work.
Ou motion of C aliddon and J 'Turr-
anee the old effluent were re elected
ieniel3' Hon -President, Dr 11(11)0es
Goderieh1 Pres , W Bry0010, Snot, A T
Cooper 'Prime. D L Macpherson, all of
Oltiiten; 1st Vice, 0 A Reid, Goderld.10,
a"d 1'(00 preslde(1t8 for the three relirg
of 4118 tenuity 8S 4011ow84 Centre Hurtle
.1 43 R1.td, North Huron, P W -Suet,
(i •nth Huron, Rev, 11 Smith Also the
fol0w11144 council wt/8 appointed, the
111:84 mined being rile reeve of the nem
llu(p(dtty; Ashtiieltl Stewart, J PD01to1
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15 1917
Hayfield, A ELvrwio, Dr. Woods; Blythe
Dr Milne, le Hill; Brussels, S '1' Plum,
James tl'ox; Clinton, .1 A Ford, 0 D Me.
Taggart; Colborne, 0 Young, 16 Bissett;
East Wawnnosh, J N Campbell, J T
Currie; West Wawanosh, J A Mullough
Dr Case; Exeter, B W F Beavers, J 11
Stewart; Goderioh, (1 A. Nair,J 0 Leith.
waito; Goderteh Township. W 13 Lobb
J R Sterling; prey, Ii W Livingston, J
IIfloNab; Hay H Need, Dr MoKinnou;
Rowiok, 1i Harding, P J Doig; Hullo%
M Armstrong, W Moon; Housall, G 0,
Petty, J McDonnell; Morris, J Short.
reed, R Procter' MuKlllop J M Ooveu-
look, R Scarlet; Stanley, J McKinley,
J MoNaughton; Stephen, W P Elhut
W Yearly; 'I'nokerelnith, H Crich, A
Archibald; 'luruborry,'1' K Powell, W
A Miner; Wroxeter C Bois, W A Mo
Karcher; Ueborus, It Brock. W T Meddi
Wtngham, W istnet t' W F "Vauetoue;
Seaforth, J A Stewart, A Sutherland,
President Brydono took oeoasaion
to speak a word of appreutatiou of the
npleudid work being done by the sect-
ary and irsaenrer during the year, re-
marking that the fivanuiel outlay would
Leve been emelt greater but for the
careful management of the sllietent
truaeurs r.
The president recti a letter from the
Hamilton Recruiting League oilman)
Lig (4u appeal sent by unit body 10 the
Preunre, 1(t. Hou Sir Runt, Burden
and te'lir Wiltird Lathier leader of the
opmentlon i tim%g thein to get together
ill sante way In order to prevent the
11014.80(40 of a wa1.4111(0 election and
making the 0u•operauol til the Wur
Auxiliary 113 the matter. ' Mr (I Peter
Cuuuty Clerk Lame ok Gude nub, Dr.
W»ode of Hayfield and others spots
and after some diseusi 1ue the president
su,.gested that Lr Wood's and Mr Lcn0
draft u mention to 00 presorted it r
the coesidered of the mee43(144 lvbin
4118 fullowieg was drafted find submitted
We, the Comity of Huron Wee
Auxiliary, (880mb1041 at Clinton, are
heartily in sympathy with the appeal
of the Hamilton Recruiting League
to :lir Robert Burden and Air Wilfrid
Leerier expressieg its regret at ally
iudivattona of a general 811)0110(1 durnlg
the war in which we are uuw engaged
•1(d appeal 60 thorn, as leaders of the
two powered parties, to 00010 together
in sums way so that More may nut Le
e general 0lee41011 doriug(110 war but
that while the war 0011timea the county
may 610 devoted to 4110 wwulug of it.
Dr Woods road the resolution to
tett meeting ,sod then moved ttlat it
be adopted iced 8 Copy of [110 8„13(0 ba
stmt w thepremier, lit tion. "11r
Rebt ilo,-tl"n, cud to se. Ai fir1(1
L order leader of the opposition. '1'1 0'
Illnllull w..i aeoenti3(1 by hlr. 441110 rend
1110111111101114
8e:•r0t8ry Ooepor 1111ce 1(I 1110 eplem-
(11t1 work Boon by the I (Iru(1 114/M111011
of liner having e"n10 through their
various toe 9 91( well that the 1i113111(00d
ht their being sent forward as a mut
the front and thmnght that it lvouid
cheer cheer the ((Clare and the nem to
know that the 0.11 011111Ity atlll had a
lively interest 10 4he111 and 1t wile de•
aided by the meeting that the president
and secretary be appoidted a committee
to draft if 1ue01utiou of appreciation
and 104wa•d to the o0utlnlmdmg officer
of the 161st, Lite' -001. Combo.
Other motors macre up for discussion
mud before breaking up a heatty vote
of thanks weft tendered the president
and 000retery and other oftiosre 04 the
Society for the work of the past Soar
—,,..- •.
Oliver Whitely Elects
Trial Mire Judge
Gederiolt--Pebrnory 5 --Before Mag
i8trat0 Kelly 41110 uun•nie44 Mr O. 0.
Whitely, of town pleaded guilty to a
ohargo preferred by Crown Attorney
Seeger of misappropriating foods of
thine) Lodge, No. 63, I. 0 0 F,, of
wlnoh the defendant was (rsasertir for 8
tnnnher of y0•irs, the amount being $435
Mr Whitely uppeered before acting
Judge IAayeft this afterfloe1 avid elected
to be tried before judge, trial to take
place next, 44uuduy.
O (1 Whitely wits it former business
men of town but heat 1811 made en as-
ingemen6 Up to the time of his arrest
het '1'hnr8tl(ly in Windsor Ily County
Constable 14 hite81dee, lie hid been live
Mg in Detroit, rho 4rrieo 1 t 1 tl i nt
bail, i
On Monday he was let' off on ane.
pen410d 509,4000e.
NEW BOOKS
The following new books have been
received at the Public Library and will
be put in circulation Sat. Feb, 17,
Pio•ion
Name of book Authr
Pioneers Pritollard
Wehof Steel Brady
Bronze Eagle Oreev
Postmasters Daughter
The 1f9 till Trail 0)eu
Door of Dread Sumter
'1'he Hill man Oppenheim
Seventeen Larklugttnl
Price of Steatite Yl eaten
Fur Briegera Fuotuur
Craig Kennedy Detective
A Mums Work
Annotto of the Argonne
Greeunluu1le
the Neat Builder
Nun Fietlnt
Sketches 1i Pulurld Little
1(0001(1(3 Uaulpetj;u Wa0hburn
War Breed Haub
151cetett of lluropauu War lot pha80
Benue
Zeppelins cud Super Zeppelins r,uarue
Sea t4arture Klhog
Fest trout the Front Aa1(10i1
Victory 111 Defout Washburn
Bullets and Billets Bait'uetetier
sum of Oer01auy Smith
Genteel culture Pate r s1(
IJermauy,8 swelled Head Belch
me tt 0(1111(1 13I088 Her Mac 1411(1elt
Cavalry r1( 1915 Coleman
Reeve
13uusteg
Le CZuoux
leueilr.il
Hale
Noir Fiction
Name of book
Author
G8lhputi
Mutate -Id
'Veld in a Fronoh Garden 1411108
camp Fire ;remit Bravo
The Hoiden L8»b Copplti4
Pau Americanism ).. Uasher
Scuttieh Life mud Character literey
Wars of the 19th Century Robinson
Rumenuo Isdilburg G0ddle
At the War Northchile
Grenfell of Labrabor Johnston
with the 11n1nortal 7t11 Divieieu
Kennedy
Irish Hi84or) 13irkbeed
131111811 Campaign in Franca Doyle
Lortl and Lather of the Italian Lakes
Staley
Hall
Days before History
,11tym11it1
Piullre18 111 (`11118(19 Strang
In the the teeth of Adventure
hle,ro•0 1(4 010 Plying Corps 1' hit
Bit do stones tituhts
A penile Pieneer 1110110a:1d
Ruth (•;tmphe11,8 D;xperime»t Thunrle8
John Beegravet 001.1 Brer41, m
11( the 1)11) s 0( the Lion Heart ('ruddy
Resided] in the Big Leagues Evers
Ten Little Indians 44 ado
Ten Big 113(1ians Wale
Mysteries of the (taverns Finley
Exploring the island . Pieley
Little Miss Muffett Ctrefn
Sir Lndar Reid
The F(ghillg Lino Lve11
On the Worlds hoof -Oxley
Pte. Kelly Returning
Word lino .been received by Milt.
Kellyof town that her son Pte, E,
Kelly hod arrived at St. John's 113(1
will Shortly be home He left here in
Cot 1015 with the 34th Hatt, Ho was
traneforred to Gila 18th with which he
went to the front 1n ,lune ho was
wounded and ,l1aa (Moe been ill tl
hospitals. -
Firemen's Euchre
The Aminal Enables Party of the
:leaforth Fire 134400318 was held on
Friday evening in their Club room
'Though a stormy flight the boys turn-
ed oat a0 to a fire, and a pin80ait4
everting was spent The First Prize
Wee wen by .1 P . Bo i, the Seeond by
Adam Heys nod the Booby Prize was
oaphtlrn d by .1. J. ('1ulf.
'This prize Ivae 11 rnee peek of cards
treating the reeep!1•n6 would praotito
and win first next y'.iar.
FEMALE LECTURER
DEPORTED
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Fob id—
Lottie L. Tillotson. Mise Mary Mclean
aline Melba Costello, who has during
the post two years lectured in nearly
every town and hamlet in Outario, ad.
vortising herself as a native of Hawsft,
was arr084ed here to.day by Travelog
Immigration Inspector Raynolde, of
Ottawa, for breach of tbo Oanadfan
rn migration laws. The movements of
he woman were regarded with eonaid .
arable suspicion by the Dominion police
authorities for some months past. She
appeared before Pollee Magistrate
Elliot this afternoon, pleaded guilty
and was filled $50 and costa or three
mouths in jail, After paying the fine
Lottie watt deported to the United
State's.
On September 4, 1913, under the
name of Mary McLean, the Tillotson
woman iyaa sentenced to six months for
shoplifting. In the mine year at
Hamilton, as Melba Costella, she was
given suspended sentence for the of.
fence, Owing to the unlooked-for
action of the Immigration talkers the
much -advertised lecture of Mies Tillot-
son ltl e110 of the leading eh0rehee to.
night was necessarily called off,
0orne are emceed by the pressure of
tight hoots, but ea 0130 need be troubled
with them longwlooso simple a remedy
as Holloway's Corn Cure is available.
The Old Times Dance
Benefit of tht'
Soldiers' Aid Commission
will,be repeated'
alt'
Cardno's Opera Hall
on Monday Evening
February 19th. 1917
Dancing commences at half
past eight o'clock.
Excellent Music—SPECIAL
PIPING and HIGHLAND
DANCING
Everybody Invited.
Lalli ti y : tit brinx, Ctke; or
Sandwiches
Gentlemen --•-$l.00
t A.
D. Sutherland,
Secretary
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