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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1917-06-14, Page 1W. T. 'BOX I& err. Furniture Dealers Phone 50 New Series Volume 15, No, 23 UHT SEeTION WORN Nice easy work PI 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 niaake garters. 5 girls to tioisn garments togetlaer.- 5.girls to sew on bands and one or two girls to inspect work. We also want .25 or 3o girls for pants making. 21U nice clean work and easy and steady all year round. 50 hours per week We have g(iris malting( over ten dollars a week. Why can't you ? 'Apply or Write to W. E. SANDFORD MFOQ GO. Fred Robinson, Monager SEAFO 'FI -I ONTARIO NS 5:;6;01 ETU ;µx , FA R E. -S T O WESTERN CANADA QlACE A WEEK ss Ut Convenient Service. Modern Electric Lighted Equipment Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars and Colonist Coaches For Tickets, Reservations, Literature and Information, apply to CHAS. A. ABERHART, DRUGGIST, SEAFORTH. Or write R. L. Fairbairn, G.P.A., 68 King St. E., Toronto. ccs`'If RESTAURANT AND CONFECTIONERY Int up-to-date Restaurant in town for goodmeals, lunches and homemade candy Special "egular Dinner every Saturday Fresh Fruits of all kinds always on hand. Our hone made candies always 'the best, Chocolates, Camels, Bon•Borts ..ts Taffies a specialty. Htvie4 fnstilIu1 t d.atepia t: for making ICE CREAM T R Y IT OLYMPIA RESTAURANT next door to Cardnos Bros PIA" 4;4110 101 9 ll. 1 Ill +. r This, our new aerial story, ie one of the very best written on the present war. The first instalment will appear in an early Issue. You'll like Tommy; lit is a strong, soul -stirring tape of the great world war that everyone in the family will enjoy. The hero la a Lanaafstershire lad. He didn't want to go to war—not at first. 'Set 'em as wants bo fight the Germans fight 'em" said Tommy. Then one day he heard the cry of suffering Belgium; he heard the Ball of hie own motherland—he gave up the best fob he ever had and enlisted. He went bo France; he fought a good fight— against a�{ iain`a,,t,,1him_sseljf�ass weld .�.�as,7,�the :-1,11. ' ; he won the L.C.M. as, 4— eebes'9t girl in world. A t. 111 .a. .Y.. story bold. ?Nttt eb for the first lists IMO Till DIEM SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUN III 1917 Delgiao Relief Report Prtvete Denntiona.— ;firs, W. o. Reid Mr, Bnrry Stott J. P, McLaren Margaret McLwuu Riverside M. 13. Mrs, De Lacy Mrs, Chaa, Stewart Robt. Jolles Itobt; Jamie bag of flonr Post Office Box Dominion Bank Box Commerce Bank Box Baltttleo from April $1,00 1.00 1,00 5.00 1.00 1 00 2,00 2.5(1 5.90 . 521,60 106 Tett els 6 Pommel Property Bags 12 Quilts 12 Feather Pillows • Edna De Leey Secretary. Decoration Day $ultduy last WWI solemnly observed by the Oddiellows to d000rate with flowers the graves, in the Maitland Bank Cemetery, of deceased members Itis a good thing to thus hallow the Iaat rusting place of the dead, A large ,84 procession headed by the Kilty band of Clinton marched fron the Lodge Room in the afternoon. While the band played gamed rensir; the inembere laid flowers on the graves A special memorial in the form of a British flag with the names of Pte. Jas. Hutchison,'lthoe, Covenlook end sapper Chas. ltolph on it was a very fitting and 13 impressive reminder of the port the Lodge is playing in the War. Speeches were made by Rev. T. FI Brown, Rev, F. H, Larkin, Mr. 'Joe, Oliver, brand Representative and Mr' Powley, P.G,M., of Toronto. All the speeches were very impressive in their character. .48 .24 .22 Total $23 488 Remittance to De Jarden 23, 00 ,15 Expentres Balanee Women's War auxiliary TREASURER'S REPORT for May RECEIPTS -Balance o11 hand $ 333 67 Donations from Mrs. G Hill 1 00 tt ' primary class. Presbyterian Sunday School Donation from Methodist S S Entertasnment Proceeds from table donated by Mr, James Robb Goods sold Victory Concerts Sundries Total S. Huron Liberals 761 Hensel], June 7.—The annual meet- ing of the Liberal Association for the 25 t1U (Sonth Riding of Huron was held here today and was largely attended. T, 26 60 1 12 91;6 80 8 28 1363 18 EXPENITURE R. Peck, for moving Piano 2 00 J, Williams, postage on socks 9 00 Stamps 74 Victory Concerts expenses 194 53 Can. Red Cross Society Toronto 124 80 Byron Sanitorium Fund 5e 00 Sundries 39 09 Total 420 16 Torsi Receipts 1363 16 Total Expenditure 420 16 Balance 943 02 The following was also sent to the boys overseas. 24 parcels each containing 2 pairs of socks and some maple sugar 9 parcels each containing'2 pis of socks and a package of cigarettes, M. J. Finlayson, Treas. Red Cross TREASURER'S REPORT for May Balance on Hand Winthrop Branch Fees 9 Rag Rugs Rags The Conspiracy A Friend Mrs 5 Dickson 0, 1, 0, Bazaar Constance A Friend Winthrop Branch County Council Monthly Oontribniions $877,93 15,05 75 10,00 •75 208,66 140,00 5,00 70,00 2.00 29 55 141.20 207,15 $1668.03 EXPENDITURES Hon. Jas. Mason prisoner of war $10,00 The Conspiracy Byron Sanatorium London Sproat and Sproat Hon. Jae. Mason [yarn] Miss. Case M, McKellar Stewart Bros J. Maotevish J „A, Williams (stamps) Mrs. Shade Balance on hand 70.17 100.00 1,10 264,00 .26 .40 198.97 222.37 3.00 1,79 $872,01 696,02 $1668,03 Jessie Neil"' Trees SECRETARY'S REPORT 168 Sniff of Pyjama 30 Flannel Shirts 1. Dressing gowns 168 pre, of Soeke McMillan, Federal candidate and Chas Bowman of Bruce together with Mrs. Hyslop of Ttronto were the speakers of 'the day., The realuti0ne passed contained one expressing confidence in Sir Wilfred Laurier and one urging that eonacrip• tion be adopted, The Hon. Presidents sleeted were— Thos Fraser, Srucefiield; 'Fred Hees, Zurich; A. Mustard of Bruoefield. Federal President, 11. Smith; rat Vice P,'D, McInnis, Exeter; end Vice President, Wm Murdie, Seaforth; 3rd Vice P. J. Laporte, Zurich.' The Provincial officers are; President W. Essery, Osborne; 1st Vice P, Mrs Gladman, Exeter; 2nd Vice P. Jacob Kellerman, Dashwood; 3rd Vice P. Robert McKay, Tuckeramitb; Treasurer John Pepper, Zurich, The Chairmen of nunicipalities are; Stephen Toweahip, T. Collins, Credi- ton; Hay Township, C. Fritz, Zurich; Stanley Township, David Anderson, Goderich Township, E, Wise; Bayfield, Win. Thompeou; Tuckersmith, William Black; Hensel], Dr. Mallory; Exeter, Chas. Harvey. Oatmeal Mill Sold Seaforth needs new iuduetriee, but it also requires to have all the old ones busy. For some time the fine large building at the station has been idle, This week however. The Walter Thom- son & Sons Co. have disposed of it to a strong Company, the Chas, S. Morrow Co, of New York, who have an office in Toronto They are already busy pre- paring it to start about the first of July, and will give steady employment to about fifteen men. Huron County Council The county council met in Goderich last week. Petitions were presented from several Boards of Trades, asking for road im- proveinont. Ashfield wanted the Ooun ty to take over the Dungannon bridge The Farmer's Olube at Walton and Bel- grrde wanted a District Representative appointed. A resolution was passed thanking the patriotic and Red Cross Societies for their noble work for the soldiers. A deputation censisting of Sheriff Reynolds and Messrs •W, H, Kerr of Brussels, Oosens, Wingham, Jackson, Clinton; Stewart, Beattie, Greig, Ament and Sutherland of Seaforth urged the establishment of a shelter for the use of the Children's Aid Sooioty and were given a grant 52600 towerds it. A grant was also given the Huron War Auxiliary. Mr. Hogarth from the Department urged need of better roe(ls. Reeve Stewart has given this much attention and now likely to 800 the result of hid efforts, Sergt.- Earl Ross of the R C. R, son of Mrs. Lucas . :osa of McKillop who has been two years in the trenches, and has won the Military Medal, a Medal for Gallantry and a Medal for Special Conduct. 1 1\\ EXTRA PRICES NOW ON BOTH TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS -,.W, T. 00X &.' eR BNSALtaitii Ain . IlON$3AL vlltgor'OHse.: Heiden 01 °ove`rsew P ploloe And Lle00ee–e1141100e 540/1081011 Phones 1 Melo Calle IIeft Two Cents Single Copy ,SUX)l R ,JEWELRY Now 1101 Le %arir. 'vnrher 01(46.05011 ilte i;ni!Irked 1:110), 110e0:14ery 1•' 1160 eamrt 1,1141448A will 44 the 1100 pendant 51)15 ehain. Our U.., of Oda 19.01f:111ov adarnnr"'nt 1 840v ;01)01 and very very ai90. 11e }lave In:Ver bofesre 01)000 eo 1t1r1e 6111110 nir.n nilly n 1110. 1610 p41444 1:re t'nry interest - i115 1048216 (21,11 a1:d g1106400. F.4e:;r 01,0in ountat=teed 1.y I:+bi1'1w: "pn0la1ti,')1l n' 41,4' ,wirer. .'2ir1Pb ` . Lica ttu.t t nrrrQna��ar DID ''0UEUtge 9'G +iD11erij 3lrtaetrre sub ili3ptirianu 1.1.01105o LieN7o, 1.aoers PauNE 199 Fvemng 10 The store you wlllalwaps Itke. ^e F , . •?.n'� Pk t,a,a t r11e-.2.4 :0', Ours is the Best Store for Stylish Summer Millinery No matter whether you want trimmings or trimmed Hats, women's or children's Hats, no matter whether you want to make a locpurchase or a$Io purchase, we will give you best value, and makeit worth while any trouble you may be put. to in visiting us, We will supply all your needs in summer millinery at the lowest possible prices. 1 I Shadow -check erepe pure woo material, 4.0" wide, lower in price than they are worth whole- sale to–day—the yd. $ t 2 New light colored stripe 'and plaid effects in Stylish Beach Cloth fawn and grey tenes good assortment of patterns, the yard 85c. HERE ARE FOUR MAGNETIC ITEMS IN DRESS GOODS 3 Stylish two-tone Gabardine Cloth, pure wool and cotton texture, fine close weave, dou- ble fold width—the yd. 5oc. 4 Black and white shepherd check in small, medium and, large check and in large plaid effects, at many different prices from 3oc to $1.25 a yd. Write for Samples, you will get them. by return post. We pay transportation charges on goods you order by phone or mail. Butter Wanted MACTAVISI Wanted