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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1917-08-30, Page 1W. 4, 1340X &•eo. Furniture Dealers Phone 50 ' N'rw Series Vol I5, No 35 7 l GIRLS! SECTION WORK Nice easy work 7 Y child could almost do the work. come and take one Section as follows ; 5 girls to pelt in hip pockets. 5 girls to pint in side pockets. 5 girls to make garters. 5 girls to join garments together. 5 girls to sew on bands and one or two girls to inspect work. We also want 25 or 3o girls for . pants making. 1111 nice clean work and easy and steady all year round. 5o hors per week We have girls making over ten dollars a week. Why can't Apply or Write t W. E. SANDFORD MFG, CO. Fred I obinsori9 i raffia ere Seaforth Ontario wti 99 RESTAURANT AND Cori FraeT101iiERY An up-to-date Restaurant in town for good meals, lunches and homemade•eandy Special Regular Dinner every Saturday Fresh Fruits of all kinds always on hand. Our home made Dandies always the best. Chocalates, Carmels, Bon -Bone & Taffies a specialty. Having installed an up date plant for making CREAM TRS IT OLYMPIA RESTUARANT next door to Cardnos Bros ester Fair London Canada SePt 7th to 15th I917 18o7—"A half Century of success''— 1917 The Greaa Agricultural Exhibition of Western Ontario $32,000,000 in Prizes and Attractions A very interesting programme, Minding illiiitary and the other feathers—TWICE DAIIY FIREWORKS ERICH:NIGHT TWO SPEED EVENTS )11114Y REDUCED RAILWAY RATES Prsce Lista, Entry Fortes and all information from the Secretary. Lieut.- Col. W. IVT, Gartsho•e, A, M, Hunt President Secretary 36,000 HARVESTERS WAITED $12.00 TO Plus Half a Cent per Mile beyond to any WJNN1PE6 Station Haste! Calgary, Edmonton orEnr- bank, Alta, Return bare Half a Cent per Milo to Winnipeg till November 80th, 19I7, plus SPECIAL $ TETHOUGH0 to Original RrtIi AINSWLLLEAVE TORONTO UNION STATION 10,00 P. M, AUGUST 13rd and 80th, The Best Equipment and Lend Counter Oars Electric Lighted Colonist Cara Special Aoceommodatfon for Women Yrei Tickets and Leaflets showing number o1 toborea iemitted et atel1 paint apply to OFIAS, A. ABEREtART, Town Agent, or write Gederal Paeeonger Dept, O. N. R. , Toronto, Ont. S1 AF)RTl1, ONTPtRll), THURSDAY, 11IUUGST 30 WIT Mrs. Thos, Hemmen The funeral of the late Mre, Gem - !nail was hold to the Egmoindville Cemetery on Saturday afternoon when the friends of the deceased lady paid their last kind respects. The late Mrs, Gemmell was born near Walton 78 years ago, her maiden name being Jane MoFadzeen. After her rnarriage she lived in Tuokeremith until about L8 years ago she moved to Egmondville, Her husband died sev- eral years, Mrs. Gemmell was a great laver of flowers and her greatest delight in oaring for them, She leaves a family of three sons arid five daughters; John and Dayid of Tuokersmith, Dr. W, of Stratford, Mrs, Hinobley and' Bessie of Regina, Ellen and Grace at home. What The States Have Done It is four months since they declared that war existed between Germany and United States, Let us consider what they have accomplished during- those mouths toward winning the war, They have reoruited their standing their standing ariny and their miltia up to war str ngtb, they hese therefore, about 700,000 soldiers under arms; those who are not veterans lir undergoing the final training that will will prepare them for the front. They have registered all the yeung men in the third deoado of .their and drawn nearly 700,000 of them to form R new army the training of which ie to begin iu a very few weeks. They have thirty tw a training camps. They have, for three months been training 40,000 youug men to fit them for officers, They have sent one division of re gnlar troops to Europe, It expected they will have I50,000 men on the fighting line before winter They have formed a Council of National Defence, a-Purchaaing Board and a commission of Food Control' They have raised a loan of $2,000,000,000 and are ready to raise more, They have met their own needs and loaned money to the allies, As a nation they have undertaken support of the Belgians, They have sent aid, ;financial, and political to Russia. They have been carefully layiug the foundation for n great and mighty effort. They are profiting by the past work of their allies and very soon this pre- peration will tell ou the contest, COMPLAINTS OF RETURN SOLDIERS Headquarters, Military District Nol. Loudon, Ont, , Aug. 24th, 100 7. To The Editor, The News, Seaforth, Ont. Dear Sir; Under instructions from Head- quarters, I am directed to ask your oo•operation in familiarizing the public with the proper procedure in making complaints on behalf of soldiers and soldiers' relatives. As you are aware, oomplainteof discharged soldiers and friends or relatives of soldiers appear in the newspapers from time to time, These concern themselves for the most part with reports of casualties pay of soldiers, separation allowances and assigned pay payable to soldiers, wives and families and kindred sub- jects. Iu spite of every care and diligence on the part of those in anti• ority, such complaints muss be recog- nized as inevitable and inseparable from Military operatione on a large scale. Many of these complaints, no doubt have some foundation and are proper sebjeote for investigation. The District Officer Commending and his Staff will deal with 9tioil complaints time causiug delay and areatiug an unfortunate impression ill the publlo mind with regard to the manner 111 which those mettere aro dealt with by the ofliefale concerned. While it is not desired to attempt to limit, in auy way, the discretion of Editors Iu printing complaints winch they may deem in the public iutereet to publish, it is desired to eek the it ao-operation and to have all etioh come plaints brought immediately to the attention of the proper authorities that they may be investigated and giv- en the aympathetio consideration aitd prompt Elation whieh they deeerva, It would be in the public interest if you would bo good enough, from time, to see that all such oases of complaint are referred direct to this District Head- quarters for iuveetigatiolt. No apooiai form of address is nooesaary but any letters addressed to the "Assistant Adjutant General, District Headquarters London, Ontario, " will invariably find their way into the proper hands, !Moreover, if you will be good enough to forward immediately to me any well founded complaints which may have Coma under your notice, every effort will be made to deal with them prompt. ly and thoroughly. The geographical area of Military District No r with its Headquarters at London, Ontario, comprises the coun- ties of Essex, Kent, Lambton, Elgin, Middlexaox, Oxford, Waterloo, Welling ton, Perth, Huron and Bruce in the Provinae of Ontario, therefore, all military questions of whatever charac- ter arising within this part of the Pro- vince should be referred to rile Dis- triot Headquarters. Permit me to thank you in ` advance for your kindness in giving this matter whatever publicity you consider in the public intereet necessary. Yonra very truly, Walter James Brown, Lieut. -Colones, A. A. G., M. D, No 1. elancy=Frie I A very pretty wedding took place at 6 A, M. on Tuesday morning in St, James' Ohurch, Seaforth, whdn Father Corcoran united in Holy Matrimony!( Mr. Harry J, Clancy, of Detroit, and Miss Rebecca Friel, of Seaforth.' The groom was formerly ou the staff of the .Dominion Bank, before becoming con- nected with the automobile business in Detroit. The bride is a popular young lady in Seaforth who has a host of friends, The groom was assiatcd by Mr, Jos, --Brown, while Mies Eva Clancy of Do- troit, sister of the groom, aupported the bride, The bride wore a rioli grey travelling suit. Speoial music was furnished dur- ing the service by the choir. After the ceremony the guests drove to the resid- ence of Mr, Chas, Stewart, whore a sumptuous breakfast was awaiting them. A large number of valuable presents attested the good -will of the friends of the bride. After brealtfeat the happy young couple' left on the 8 o'clock train for for their new home in Detroit, amid best wishes of a host of friends, ayfield Mr, Christie of Toronto is relieving Mr. C. McGee, Manager of the Steri. ing Bank, who is on his vacation„ Mr, and Mrs, W. Pollard of London are the guests of the latter's parents Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Spackman, Rev. Mr. and Mr's. Saunders of Wallaceburg are spending a few Weeks here, Mrs, Robt Howard and family of Smith's Falls are guests of icer brother, Mr, H, Johnston, Miss Knox of Blyth is the guest of Mrs, Copeland. Mr, and Mrs, McCallum and Mr, and Mrs. MoNiobol and children of MoKill• op visited Mrs. Brandon on Thursday. promptly if they are referred 10 them, ^ Mr, and Mrs, Baum of London are Unfortunately, however, it too often spending a few weeks here, Mappens that the pereene iutereited Rev, Mr, Torrance of Detroit is� commnnioate it the first instance. with spending the summer hate, He preach- the Press' or refer their difficulties ed recently a vary able sermon in Trill. to the heads of Municipalities, Clergy- ity Ohoroh, men, Members of Parliament and others Rev, Mt, Boyd of London preached in tiro'Preahyterian church of Sunday e8 the pastor, Rev. A. McFarlane took the services in Seaford* that day, John McKay of Henaall was drown- ed here Sunday while bathing The lake was a little rougher than usual, and it thought that the auoctinhbed to heart failure while etruggfing with the wa006, John McKay waa a brother of William MaKay, prinoipal of Hensel' school, and had come to Bayfield with the for- mer and his family on Thursday to camp at Deer Lodge Park for a few days, On Sunday, with his two nephews and a friend, he went in bathing. Whei, 75 feet from the shore he mai- denly event down without warning and did not some up again, Th;' relatives and others nearby searched all after- noon and night but were uneuccoasfnl in lcoatiug the body until Monday morning, when it was found about a mild from the spot -where the accident occurred. Mr. McKay had lived fn Australia, in Dakota and before coming to- Hornell four years ago had been in Montana couduating a drugstore. He lost hie sight and accepted This brother's invitation to come to Henaall, He was a man of unusual attainments and was universally liked, It is believed that either heart failure or cramps caused him to go down as he was an unusually good swimmer, and those near him diel not have a ohance to effect a rescue. Soft corns are difficult to eradicate, but,Holloway•s Corn Cure will drew them out painlessly, I Mieeee Margaret and Holo Melf.ay of Ingersoll returned home on Saturday after visiting their aunt Mrs. N. A WIU'oughby. Monday is Labor Day. The echeole all opal em Tuesday next, Mr. John McLennan has ,saued a writ, we are told, aphis; the Town, to prevent 1t causing a nuisance by run. ihhg sewage front certain streets upon land near iris property, Mr, McLennan claim the odor is very offensive at tunes and he also cleirns damages by -reason of the open ditch, Mrsr•Paugtuan, who has been spend- ing several weeks with her mother Mrs Frank Case. left yesterday ash a trip to Halifax. Come in and get the .Family Heratd, the Seaforth Rowe end the Great War Map for $2,00. ry- W. T. BOX & el), ICMlfALMJ;Jte ANO l'LNBiiAL inttuc olid H. 0,, 1907[ Hennas c t uov nrse0; 0 . seeleuu and License --0u .Yrisgt 8AliATS thanes I''fele: Cr,:tpl7k $I,OO p dr year MARRIAGES. SAUNDERS-MARCHAND—At lit.I Paul Cathedral, London, on August 16, by Rev. Caner Tucbcr, Charles H. Saunders of the Exeter Advocate to Ida' Mary Marchand of St. Jac obs, put, P1TE-HOUGHTON— In Cromarty, Aug. 4th, Benjamin Pite of - Park. � hill toMisa Annie Houghton of Park. hill formerly of Cromarty, G EATHS. REID—In Hullett, Anguat 17th, Jas. Reid, aged 77. ° 4't'r:+tadrn;vr__^.s01a?:.1P,1t Graduacio n Gifts 1 rrTXtm tt Ecru that rnnluaticn G1itx arc• �6 u odor Awl a„metinia,t really useful, durable, aunt i,:•ae,titui !s being sought for In uteri; the [1J0lcat oeeaaioa wo woalni Di,g- ;� gent 0041 Moht deniIa'•le c Rli �; oifts q, a It tr •'A Wilet Watel1" to the t nri, Writ's or Pae1•7t tet,, The price for e1Eher is 07,49 end n ota1,0 Make taut !;rad'. oti:,10 Gilt - 0, rtatoh the raelnuriC% c•f the eeaaaiea Aril/ live 'with 1020 watch-`rr 4 hive rim .-. Nrrb 'apattgr d'arrrsser To 1 2.auuu r Se. 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