HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1917-04-26, Page 1New Series Volume 15, No. 16
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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 2# 1917
WANT
50 GIRLS!
SBGT1!'}N WORK
Nice easy work A child could almost do
the work. come and take one Section as
follows
5 girls to put in hip pockets.
5 girls to put in side pockets.
5 girls to make garters.
5 girls to loin garments together.
5, girls to sew on bands
and one or two girls to inspect work.
We also want 25 or 3o'Egirls for pants
making. All nice cleanjwork and easy and
steady alt year round.' 50 hours per week
We have girls making over ten dollars a
week. Why can't you ?
Apply or Write to
W. E. SANDFORD MFG. Go.
Fred Robinson, Manager
SEAFORTH ONTARIO
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RESTAURANT AND eoNFEC TIONERY
An up-to-date Restaurant in town for
good meals, lune hes and homemade candy
Special Regular Dinner every Saturday
Fresh Fruits of all kinds always on hand.
Our home made candies always the best,
Obocalates, Carmels, Bon -Bone & Taffies a
specialty,
saving insttllef au up-to•date plant for making
JOE CREAM
TRY IT
OLYMPIA RESTAURANT
next door to eardnos Bros
long before we are all back in our home
and again, Please give my address to
Percy, and trusting to see you all soon
again, I remain yours einoorely, with
kind regards to n11
Charlie F Rolph
..France, April tat
Dear Mrs Summers;
In the muster roll of hie unit your
name is given as being the friend of.
Sapper Charlee Rolph No 602820.
1 do not know whether you have been
notified of hie death but I regret very
ranch to Inform you that he was killed
on Marcie 28th„ by a German High
Explosive Shell.
Two of bin Officers, the Sergeant
Major and a number of hie comrades
were present at the funeral an the 29th
and spoke of him as beiug a good cone
rade and a gallant soldier.
1 buried him in a oemetory near by
It is well looked after by the Grave
Registration Unit which also erecta a
substantial wooden cross with a Metal
Name Plato.
Please accept my sincere sympathy
Yonrs faithfully,
G C .2 Resume,
Chaplain of 78th Bette -
Canadian lufantry,
ere
Miller's Worm Powders prove great
value,— They do not cause any viol-
ent disturbances in the stomach any
pain or griping, but do their work
quietly and painlessly, so that the de-
struction of the worms imperceptible.
Yet they are thorough, and from the
Mat close there is improvement in the
condition of the sufferer end an a en-
tire cessation of manifestation of in-
ternal trouble.
Killed In France
Andrew Archibald, of the township
of Tuelcersmitb, received the sari news
Thursday that his eldest son, Andrew
William, was killed in notion 10 Preece,
on April 4. Ile was 25 pare of age
and enlieteii two years agowith a mach-
ine gun &action of Toronto, beteg then
cm the teaching etas of Dulferin street
school, He was 0 former pupil of the
kloafnrth Collegiate. He has been in
Franco for the past fourteen menthe.
Another younger brother is on active
service in Preece also.
Wounded In Franco
Mrs Troyer of North Main Street
received word on friday, that her son
Pte H Sutherland Troyer, who enlisted
with the Queen's Own of Toronto had
been wounded ui notion. Hs was well
known and popular in town and his
many Mende trust soon to hear of. his
recovery,
From Charles Rolph
The following letters have been re-
oelved by Mrs S Summon from C A
Rolph and &leo from the Chaplain alone
his death,. and no doubt will be of in-
tereat to his many friends in town.
Somewhere in France Mar. 27
Veer Friend;
Just a lino to lot you know I have
reoeived your letter, and 1 was so pleas.
ed to hear from yon again. I also re
Delved the parcel of soaks and weedy
also the mitts and thanks vary much
as anything to eat over here is 8e wel-
come.
What a surprise I got today to moat
Duo of your town boyo, Burt Muir, he
got hurt right outside of my dug -out
but not serious, but will be laid up for
some time as be le shell shocked. Ho
told me he kuew my brother Poroy
better than ho did me, Hie rifle saved
him alright, and it is leaky it did not
hit the dug out or 1 would be wearing
wings before now. What a time we
fellows have duoking and. what a game
it is chasing death all the time.
1 have not got much Oanadian Mail
this month but I geese the Germans
have gunk some of it.
I suppose Percy will be landed in Can-
ada before this. I am not worying over
him now. All my worry now is to get
out safe, but that is one thing we all
look for. However I have not reoeived
the obeli with my number on yet, as we
here He wag born in Logan, ownshIp say. Neither do I went one with a
but for a number of years before join-
ing the army. He made Miteholl his
home most of the time.
George Suter of Mitchell, reoeived
official notices from Ottawa, that bis
brother,Pte. Ed Suhr, had received a
gunshot wonnd in the right arm and
that more definite word would be sent,
Pte Sulu went overseas with a Perth
unit anti was transferred in England
After enlisting be aselated in recruiting
There may be other corn cures, but
Holloway's Core Otero ctands at the
head of the list so far se results ate
ooiioerned,
number on it for tno. We ate in dug-
outs as I told you and have lots of
company too, but we got a bath once
in a while and it is very woloomo. We
aleo.provided with medicine to frill the
company.
Well I trust this will find you it
(well ae I am and everything 10 going on
fine, only we aro all longing fee the
War to end and trusting it wont be
Captain Twidale
Killed In Action
Word was reoeived by Mrs J. F,
Snowdon that her nephew Captain
(Citric Twidale, eldest son of Mr and
Mrs Ashby Twidale, of Niagara Falls
Ont was killed in action on Sunday
April 22nd, Captain Twidale graduated
from Toronto University in the spring
of IS.14 Ho enlisted the day war was
declared in August of that year and
went to England with the Eaton Battery
After reaching England he was trans-
ferred to the Royal Field Artillery and
went to France as Lieutenant. in
.lune last he wee promoted to a Cap-
taincy on the field for bravery.
Memorial Service
PTE CHAS, ROLPH REMEMBERED
The Memorial Service in St Thoma
church, to whioh Pte. Rolph belonged
before enlisting was of a very imprese•
ive and solemn nature. A very large
congregation was present and the local
and Winthrop 0 loge Lodges were
prevent 10 regalialand oeonpied the
seats at the front.
After special prayers from the Burial
Service and Evensong, the Rev, Thee.
Brown preached it thoughtful and
earnest sermon froni "To Die Is Gain."
He showed that though life hero was e
happy thing, yet St. Paul believed that
the next life was far better. friolitHEWOMTyE s � ,nary ,, v r„�- ? °r , T,:,
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Supported by
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.And a cast of Seaforth payers
PRESENTS
"The conspiracy',
R Poliee.Detective comedy Drama
in
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Three Acts t� �+
Car�ho's Opera House
Seaforth
Friday April 27, 1917
At 8.15 p. m. Sharp
Positively no one admitted during acts
Children under five not admitted
Reserved Seats Sae
Rush Seats 35c
Plan opens at a Aberhart's Drug Store
Saturday April 21st
at 12 o'clock noon
Proceeds to be donated
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Diamond
Rings
April is the Dfamend Icing
Mouth, Near have we hmt
a better aborting in dnaraehd
Rinse than at present sad
never were we bettor hies-
ed with the values we are
ehowing. They were bought
right and err»ultra; fl gilt
'fhen tog, there fa no ring
pet quite 1180 a diamond
ring tor
We have a dainty lolls
Diamond Ring et 1110,00
we have a large Jfae In
our apeoial Platinum:betting
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Exquisite Style and Elegance
Are Predo inating haracteristics of
the o 1 erf l Arr y Of t.m 1 k er Ready
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Displaying
appeal to
el ble garments that will app
We have taken particular care this season to assemble
women of taste and discrimination—garments ents of such rich fabrics—so tearltifii ly Palle
ored and finished that every woman who wears them will be delighted.
We have never offered better
suits to sell, at
$I5.00
than the ones we are showing
this season.
We have others, at
$20.00 to $3o.00
An important announcement of unusual
interest to every woman is our new coats
at $ 10.00
Other styles and qualities, at
$12.50 $I5.00 $20.00 to $30,00
Lingerie 'Waists in handsome, hand
embroidered patterns, at
$1.5o
it is seldom such a big value as this
is offered and you should see them.
Other patterns, at
$1.95 to $6.00
You will find that indefinable grace and style
ith Olive ersto.woman desires hi her clothes
an especially porminent part . every ga
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