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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1917-10-18, Page 1T, B'OX & eo. Furniture Dealers Phone 50 f New Series Vol. 15, No, .12 TELE nestammeamoorawraav 1RLS SECTloN WORK Nice easy work Th child could almost do the work. eome 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 join garments together. 5 girls to stew on bands and one or two girls to inspect work. We also want 25 or ao girls for pants remaking. All nice clean work and easy and steady all 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. SANDFO D MFG. CO, Fred Roby user, Manager Seal'"oral Ontario I 99 RESTAURANT AND eONFEeT1oNERY An up-to-date Restaurant in town for good meals, lunches and homemade candy Special Regular Dinner every Saturday Fresh Fruits of all kinds always on hand. Our home made candies always the best, Chocolates, Carmelo. Bon•Bpne .35 Taffies a specialty. Having installed an up date plant tea making ICE CREAlt1 TRV IT OLY PIA RESTUARANT next door to eardnos Bros A new style shown 1a the 120 and 12e English Worsteds and Sergei. Team Play ina Semi -ready Suit 0 0 0 The perfection in tailoring in a Semi -ready Suit is helped by the team work—special- ized tailoring—each man performing that part of the work at which his talent and experience makes for skill and clever tailoring, 91 Suits at $15, $18 and $20 are as well tailored as the ones we make at $25 and $30. *rnti-Tfrabg Maturing Stewart Bros. S E 11F@RTH SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, oeTeBi R Is R I7 there should be no politics 011111 then kaieer and the German ate completely overthrown," Mr, Ether referred to the German blood in his views, and of the hardships suffered by the people of Wurttemberg where his father was born, at the hands of their Prussian oepgnorere, "We will not give up this tight nuti the monster of Prussian militarism is unshed and the world made safe for free peoples, including the people cf Canada, the richest gem of the am pine, This war has welded the British Empire together sostrong that no Hob enzollorn can break it apart.'' said Mr Eilber, amidst great applause, Mr. Either concluded with a strong plea to east partypolitioa aside, When in this Dass the big men of Canada give up party, why cannot we do 1 e same in South Huron. "We must win this war, the will win it. Nothing else counts now," he said, .112r Morphy, in opening, paid a warm tribute t0 the ability and induetr'y of Mr Mornay in the House, and lauded his loyalty to the King, shown by his votes in the House on so many occasion "It is a disgrace," said Mr Morphy that his political opponents are trying to make hire suffer for his patriotism They are couducting a 'whispering caro• paign' among the electors of German descent in the riding, in an effort to defeat him, but I know the loyalty of the German, people of Ontario to the British crown, and 1 know they will fail, From my home County of Perth 237 boys of German blood have gone to the front, with no thought of race, but as plain Canadian boys, eager to d6 their duty to the British Empire." "Now we have a Union, Government, he soid,'cnot really because we really needed it, but because the Borden Gov- ernment had proven its effoiency and cleanness, but because the premier, with the view of a great statesman, de- sired to eliminate all politics. Ile has gathered around him strong men from the West and the East, regardless of politics, and it is our duty to stand be hind them so that the nations entire etrengh may be devoted to winning the war. Mr .Vlorghy then touched on the Laurier Candidate in the riding. "If he ie for Laurier he is against winning the war," lie said, 'If he is for the Union Goverment he stands where Mr !darner stands for conscription and other war measures. and consequently he has no reason to run." (Applause) What right has any Liberal Candid. ate to oppose the Union Gevannment, asked Mr Morphy, "Any man who comes out hi enpport of Sir Wilfred Laurier in Ontario has great temerity, 1 minuet nnderatand how he can get an organization behind him. Before this eleotion is over such a candidate will hide his head in shame, "There is only cue issue fu this elect. 10n, It is clear. Will our boys at the front be supported, will we odutinue the war or will we quit," In conclusion Mr Morphy dealt with the Franchise Act, "Out in folds of Flanders are 3o,000 of Cauadas sons who will never return But in the coming voting Sir Robert Borden,' by the Franchise Act has made us sure that their voioes will be heard through the ballots cast by the woman folk they have left behind, and they will call to Canada to 'carry' on uati the day is won." Before the singing of the Natioua An- them, which closed the convention, the following resolution, moved by G, Hol- man and seconded by Robert Wilson was ea ried unanimously; Resolved that we congratulate Sir Robert Borden on the sueoee that has attended his efforts in the formation of the Union Government, and that we pledge our support to that Government in all its efforts to carry such measures whiohwillbring speedy assistance to our brave fighting battalions at 1110 front and the farther organization of the man power andresources of this Country to a supreme effort to bring this war to an early and to the all,es a victorious conclusion. That we commend the spirit of union and loyalty manifested by theeo enter. jug that Government udder Sit Robert's leadership as lending to unite the peo- "I am proud as a Canadian that Gan.' pie of this country in-win•tho war sent. dada has 80011 a atatoman at the head invents, of affaies as Sir Robert Borden,' said And, further, that we look upon the Mr. Elber, "No other man could have formation of Union Government at this brought together in one Cabinet snob time asbeing one of the triumpher of strong men of both partied. statesmanship that will go down in hist "This is no time for political and tory ao one of the greatest politica ach evometlte of the age, J.J. !Werner is Wirt -War Choice In South Huron, LAURIER CANDIDATES WILL HANG HEADS IN SHAME Merrier, of Zurich, who has rep- reaeutod the riding since 1011 60 a Conservative, was unanimously nominated as the win -tile -war candid- ato in South Huron at the town hall in Clinton on Monday, President .Harry Horton, of the Conservative Association was in the chair Mr Horton explained that since the convention has been called as a Censer vatiya gathering the political eituation had changed with the formation of a Union Government, D, A. Ca1,10lou,of Clinton, ex -ward. en of Huron, nominated Mr Kerner, and this was seconded by Reeve Elliott of Stephen Township. Mr lvierner's name was the only one placed before the convention end he was declared the unanimous choice of the convention. This announcement was greeted with great applause. The candidate was tendered a fine re00ption when he rose to address the gathering. "I believe that I see u1 the faces of all present that you realize the gravity of the situation confronting Canada,' said Mr Merlyn after thanking the convention for the nomination. He then proceeded to cleal with hie op- ponent, Thomas McMillan, without gloves. "My opponent," he said, "is apparent ly more concerned about winning the eleotion than winning the war. He has been in the field for over two years and has been up and clown the concess- ion lines many times in his campaign He has told the people of British de- scent that I was a Gorman and has pall ed the people of German descent in the backs and told them they were the best people on earth, Mr McMillan is play- ing a double game. 1 ask you if that is fair. To be a member of parliament is a great honor, but it is no honor when elected by such means. If I have to engage in such practices I pref- er to stay at home" Mr Kerner explained the Military Aet "We are living in abnormal tines,' he said, "and things are being said which should not be said," He had, for instance, heard it. stated by soma that Sir Robert Borden was a cruel premier because he proposed oonaariptiou." Anyone who knows him knows he is just the opposite," says Msrner, "Sir Robert was over to France and saw the Canadian boys iu the trenches and it is love for them and his love for Canada and the Btitish Empire which prompt- ed the legislation because he saw - the need 0f reinforoements, Mr. Meru or contrasted the old Mil- itia Aot, which took matt from 18 to 00, without considering the needs -of industry, and the present act by whioh intelligent tribunals select the men ro m 20 to 45 who can be spared. "Is there any doubt as to the wie- don'of lliie legislation iu view of this' he asked' 1VIr. Merner touched on conscription of wealth and showed that such is be, ing made to paa its share, .the fin• anus minister, be said, expects to raise for the next fiscal year $200,000,000 by taxes on wealth, Tho candidate touched on the 0. N R. deal. ' In .1914,"he said, "Sir Wilfrid molt., ed in the Commons that we take over the O. N. R. and this is exactly .what we have done. Now Sir Wilfrid criti- cizes for doing exactly what lie urged. Where le his consistency?" Mr, Elber, who was warmly received, said that at the end of this Legislature ire will have served 21 years as the ree presentative of the riding. He intim- ated tbat he would then drop out, Mr, Elber expressed great pleasure with the formation of the Union Gov- ernment at Ottawa, NAMED MILITARY REPRESENTATIVES A list of 102 gentlemen appointed as military representatives at the vah'10us tribunals was Saturday issued by Loiut,-Col. 11, D. Smith, G.S,O., Mil- itary District No. 1, with the approval of Col. W. L. Shannon officer cern. mending the district, Eeprsentatives for Harristou, Lucan and No. 183 (Lan don) are not yet appointed. On a0 count of the reoeut order precluding lawyers frau acting, Lieet.•Col. Smith had to alter his original list to a large extent. 'These representatives are summoned to a meeting to be held in the headroom at the armories on Mims day afternoon, in Loudou, at 1 o'elook, There they will bo fully instructed in their duties in time for the amending of the varisue tribunals, Huron County Exeter, Samuel Martin, Zurich Chas MoDonnel, CliittonA, J Grigg, James Hays beaforth, Brussels John Harris, Gorrio James Armstrong, Wingham David It, McDonald, Dungannon Tltos, Allan, Goderich Geo, Porter. Brttee County Walkerton Wm McNally, Paisley, Alex. Galbraith, Tara Walter ,J. Taylor Port Elgin Davis Gillies, Mosley Wm. Halliday, I{incardine .Tames Brawn, Lucknow Robert ,Johnston, Wiarton - W. T. BOX tti't eo J1MIIAJ;hllltfl AAD AUNICHAA AUA4tC''JOltl H. e, leteX. Holders of (lov,:1a•r • v0113ln8884 License- neteeve "1O0a8SR0 Phones ilr 60 l;aisltt' W�tit$ life Steven Pope, Lions Head Rev, gezraggropex Mr James, Perth County Stratford Lieut. Col, .1 L Youngs, Major Kennedy; Monkton Alex Chal- mers, 9lilverten MaJ'n(11 McBeth, Kirk tea Adam E Dame, St Meiy'a Wm May. es, Tavistock ,f G Field, Mitchell Wfn. M+rrtiu Listowel, Lient, A,11. Terhnne Palmerston Seth Mathews. ft aved Medal Mrs, L. T, DeLaoy, the enthusiastic secretary of the 1ocel Red Cross Sac. ioty, has received, direct from 1'ranee, a heautifu1 medal together with the 101 lowiug card.— "Gabriel Hauotaux of the French Academy, President of the French Are menu Committee, is delighted, on this Anniversary of the French Flag Day of 1910, to the success of which you have so generously contributed, to have delivered to you this medal in testim• ony of the French Nation for the gen- erous cooperation you have kindly given to the work of relief for the benifit I of our wounded soldiers and the , population 0' our damned regions, 14th July 1917. 21 Cassette St. Paris, The Reliable Store a MACTAVISIIS SEAFORTH he New 4d Dress as : x`r r3 m$1.00 per year ItTA Ideal Fountain Pens we mire them in large verlety And nli of that beat and ino,11 dn.lrabie quality and wake,-- the w ATP.P,MAN 31,641, F1i a9 A1v rrn 1 A pima i„r every hand,- a polar ''r 141 every purpose,.- and 8 a ryas uneonell. ad h, any other pen Hue. f'rlee 5'=.5', end upward.; We also make -pin adivannente and replace broken or dn.roaged ((Ann, lin a few minutes in thP, store, -” iffrat.'< Outtanqe Faerrr8snr Wu 'aattuge '& 'th11rrg ieentriera anal upticiuns tMarriage License 1senere PHONE 194 Evening 10 The store you will always i like ., The Quality Store uits, Co and yon will miss a splendid treat if you don't come soon an'i see them. The new fashionable effects are very stunning and there's a stylish garment this season to satisfy all extremes of tastes. We have a splendid show ig »i ow of all the new styles in women's outer garments and you want to come and see them at once. Such uncommonly attractive styles and values as we have assem- bled will be sure to sell out fast and don't wait to miss seeing the corny lalete ensemble. It's really too good to miss. t.s e Now is a good time to buy Furs, too! We welcome lookers the same as buyers SEE THE 13EA1'IFUL MILLINERY ON DISPLAY HERE. J. MACTAVISII SEAFORTH