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The Seaforth News, 1917-10-25, Page 17-t W. T. O X & Furniture' Dealers Phone 50 New Series Vol. I;, No. q3 SEAFOI TB, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, eeTODER 25 h)17 NTED IRLS! SECTION WORK Nice easy work A child could almost do the work. • eollne 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 sew on bands and one or two girls to inspect work. We also want 25 or 3o girls for pants making. All nice clean work and easy and steady all year round. 5o hours per week We have girls making over -ten dollars a week.. Why can 't you? Apply or Write to W. E. SANDFORD MFG. CO. Fred Robinson, Manager Seaford' Ontario "OLYMPIA" RESTAURANT FIND CONFECTIONERY An up-to-date Restaurant in town for good meals, lunches and homemade candy Special Regular Dinner every LSaturday Fresh Fruits of all kinds always on hand. Our homemade candies always the best. Chocalates, Camels. Bon -Bone tt Taffies a specialty. Having installed an up date plant foo making ICE CREAM TRV IT OLYMPIA RESTAURANT next door to eardnos Bros YOU are invited to attend Second Old Times Dance in Cardnos' Opera Hall on Tuesday Evening, November, 6th 1917. in aid of ehristras r ox Fund for Boys at the Front Musicians H. M. •Chesney, Jr. P. M Chesney Jas. A Chesney E. H, Close �L F Daly Abe, Forsyth Henry,Forsyth John Hawthorne Thomas Rands Harry Stewart Joseph Storey) Earl VanEgrnond Trafalgar Day Rev. J. W. ;Doherty B. A, , Sec- rotary_ -Treasurer of Huron Diocese carne up from London bo take the ser- viooa in St. Thomaa Church on Sunday, Mr Doherty is a man of find physique whose voice at anee oommanda atten^ tion. His sermon in the evening dealt with the anniversary of Trafalgar Day. Taking for his text the •words "Thou shalt remember all the way that thy Gptl hath lead theo'1 and "Speak to the Children of Israel, that they go forward he eloquently showed how God had led the British nation in the past as His own peculiar people. In a synop- sis of the great battle of Trafalgar he showed how this was ea ' Again it was shown where England upheld the hoe. or of the nation by taking the side of the oppressed against the oppressor on August the 4th 1914, It was not her fight; eho might have passed by on the other side: but God led her to the right deoision. Knowing that these things are so guided by God,we may well take sour. ago and go forward in the path of duty Though the iron will sometimes enter into the very soul, let us remember that those whom God loveth He scourg- eth, that all dross may be taken away, Floor Managers Committe - Harry Charters Hibbert- Joseph Murphy Peter Cameron Hullett- Scott Hawthorne John Carter McKillop- Fin McKercher Joseph Kale Robt. Dodds Jr. (JnrMacdonald 7irekersmith-. Wm Charters Ed Rowland Robert Gemmell Wm Workman Seaforth John Beattie L T Delacep Dan' Shanahan Charles Stewart. During Intermission:. Messrs John Beattie and Walker Hart will sing and Mr. George Cardnowill dance the Highland Fling -Sailors Hornpipe and Irish Jig .Dancing commences at 8,30- No Lunch- Gentleman $1.00 Gallery open to spectators- 28 cents A. b, Sutherland Secretary NOW JUDGE LEWIS Former Id. P. Appointed to the Bench of Huron County. ' ..a.is► Col, E, Norman Lewis, of Goderich, former M. P. for West Huron, has been appointed junior judge for the County of Huron. Mr, Lewis served in Parliament since 1904 and came into considerable prom. inence as the proposer of what at the time was viewed as rather radical leg- islation He was the father of the day- light saving scheme and an authority on marine matters_ Major Lewis' former constituency is wiped out in the redistribution. Deveraux.Kelly St Michael's Church, Blyth, was the the scene of a pretty wedding on Wed- nesday morning last when Mies Nellie Loretta, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas, Kelly was united in marriage to Ido William J. Devereux, Seaforth, The Rev Father Hogan performed the ceremony, The bride entered the church leaning on the arm of her father, to the strains of Mendelsshon's wedding March play. edby Miss Pearl Gidley^The church was beautifully decorated with flowers and lights. The bride was attired in a pretty navy suit of broadcloth with maise crepe de chine blouse with steel beads and silk embroidery and corsage bouquet of bridal roses, lily and fern also large picture hat of Navy and melee. Miss Loretta Phelan was the only attendant and was gowned in navy serge suit with black hat trimmed with maiee, She also wore a corsage bon- ging of American beauty roses, ferns and lily of the valley. The groom was attended by his sous. in Mr John Deveraux. At the signing ^of the register Mrs W F McCaughey rendered in a sweat voice, "Because:' Immediatelyafter the ceremony the happy couple left Ed' a short wedding trip. They will take up their home on the grooms farm, Tuok- eramith. War Service Badges. 4 front In the present war and have been honorably discharged or have been re- tained in Canada on duty, B. Those having enlisted in the 0,E,F and have seen servioe in England m the 'meant' war and have been honor. ably discharged on a000unt of old age, wounds or ideltness, whereby they have been rendered permanently unlit for further military service, 0, Those having enlisted in the 47,E F and served in the present war and have been honorably discharged from the 0.E.k on aeoouut'ofold age, wounds sickness, whereby they have been rend. ered permanently unfit for further friti- llary service. D. Those having offered themselves for enlistment in pe 0 E F prior tt. August IOth, 19i7, and have been re. jested as medically unfit or bad enlist ed prior to August: 10th xg17, and have been discharged under Path. 392; K,R, ds 0„ for the army or ander Para. 322 (2) for Canadian Militia 191o, Legislative Grants The Legislative grant has been asaign ed to rural schools but .the money has not yet been received from the Proviu- cial Treasury, The superannuation fee for the full year beginning April 1st was deducted from the grant, but as in some cases new teachers were appoint- ed with a different salary, a readjust. went will be necessary lator. The grants are based on certificates and sal- ary; 20 per cent, is paid on the excess of salary above $400 up' to $60O; e sohool with a second erase teacher hav- ing a permanent Certificate and exper- ience less than five years receives a grant of Sia; with experience of five years or over the grant is $26. Under similar conditions the grant for a teaoh er with a First Class Certificate is $26 and $40 respectively. There is no grant on an Interim Certificate. No grants will he witheld in East Huron through eglect to provide the standard equip• ment. By order in Gouucil it has been ,de. oided to issue War Service badges to all who have volunteered for service in the Canadian Expeditionary Ione during the present war, Application for these badges should be in writing, marked "war service bad go" and addressed to Adjutant Genera Military Headquarter, M. D. No. J, London, Ontario, Holders of Canadian Patriotic Fund War Badges for "Service at the front' will be, required to make application for the registration of their badge. .. Four olassee of War Service Badges will be issued ae follows: A. Those who have enlisted in the C,E,F, and have salon service at the PREPARE TP -MEET THE COST OF WAR Belligerent Nations are Carefully Husbanding Resources byEffee- tive Organizations. Ottawa, Oct.—The cost of the -war has become so great in recent months that the layman is at pains to under. stand it. The Allied financial experts however, are not frightened by the prospect in view of the measures tha are being taken to maintain financial stability in Allied countries. .Assuredly one of the moat important of these measures is that which pro. vides for the safeguarding of the nat. ionel prosperity by sending into mili• tary service only those who do not hap- pen to be working at essential tasks. The greatr basic industries, such a agriculture, transportation, etc. , are being carefully protected againer dis- integration in all the larger belligeren countries, As a result, a very quick recovery is expected to follow the end of the war. ' Canada is heing congratulated upcn her wisdow inreoognising thennexpectll ed length of the war by putting into operation a Military Act of moderate type yet bawd to prove an efficient help to industry. • Red Cross The collectors for the Red Cross Fund are very pleased with the resp- onse made on Thursday last, over $3100 has been secured, Moll praise must be given to those who made the eoli- eotions for their efficient work. There are some who could not be reached that day and the fund is still open, and anyone may still hand their donations to Mr Harry Stewart of Stewart Bros who is Treasurer, t. Sunday School Convention 41t. T. 130X 094eo. Attila Ll4II 15 .AND A11 5E IAL AlfiEI QR H. . la? lioldsrs of 0ovi t u .•plorno ttnd License-oe,see'Al o.otowea 911o11e6 i ft'r a 0.9 $IoO per year mkgamiLE pertinent Superintendents indicated in tering and propose in the work of the different .departments. Rev. D. .King of Toronto, Rural Suporiutoudeut for the provinoe, was bho prhioipal speaker and his earnest, appealing ad- dressee were moat inspiring. Interest ing addresses were also given by Rev, Mr, Ellison a returned chaplain who served in France and Rev. Mr. Jones of Oliuton, The following efficient 'for .the ohsuing year were elected: President—Mr. A, M. Robertson, Godericb; Vioo•pres.—Mr. G, A Brad• thaw, • Godorich; Sec.-Treas.—Mr. A. T. Oeoper, Clinton; Missionary Super. intending, Mise H I. Graham, Seaf,rtli Temperance—Mr. H. E. Rook, Clinton; Home Deportment—Rev, W. B,'Moni- ton, Clinton; Elementary -.'Mies M• Aitkin, 'Goderioh; Adult—Mr. W, Bailie, Nile; Teachers Training—Rev. J. A Robinson, Clinton; Secondary: Grade Mr. Raithby, Auburn. The Real Liver Pill—A torpidliver means a disordered system, mental do. pression, lassitude and in the end, if care be not taken, a chronic debility, The very beet medicine to arouse the liver to healthy action is Parmelee'e Vegetable Pills. They are compounded of purely vegetable substances of care- ful selection and no other pills have their fine qualities. They do not gripe or pain and they are agreeable to the most sensitive stomach. Mrs. Hobert Purdon of Brandon ibSen. is visiting at the home of her brother, Mr Neil Gillespie. Chancellor Bowles of Victoria Uni- versity preached in the Methodist. church on Sunday night in behalf of the educational work. lir W. McMillan of Egmondville is removing into the house recently occ- upied by Mrs Charlesworth. BIRTHS. BUTTON—To Mr. and Mrs. John Button a daughter, Oat. 4 There 10 no more effective vermifuge on the market than Miller's Worm Powders, They will not only clear the stomach and bowels of worms, but will prove a very serviceable medicine for regulating the infantile system and maintaining it in a healthy condition. There is nothing in their composition that will injure the most delicate stow ach when directions are followed, and they can be given to children in the full ass:irance that they will utterly destroy all worms.-. Protect the child from the ravages o worms by using Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator, It is a standard re- medy,'and years of use have enhanced its reputation. The Annual Convention of the Con-! , tre Huron Sunday School Association was held in Auburn on Tuesday Oct. 16th; 'Them wad a large attendance of delegated at the afternoon and even- ing sessions. The reports presented by the de - New, Smartly Stylish Suits and Coats An attractive display of some very new arrivals, offering a most enticing and acceptable difference in style and each gar - Ment is marked unusual- ly low. Ladies' Suits $15 to $40 Ladies' Coats $5 to $40 ,wt.RRBea15, ProAerlp Adorned Uable Gives•tl at ad¢iearance of Push ertrefinement to the Dining Room that adds w rrrurTt to met), 'prca- siert. Good Silver with its e.ryvi.n/e NJlines aivesthe finished loneli to the lest tables, Worthy of sjrectal merirta'aa is the ''Adam Mattern in the Com- utuntty Silver and ''Qht Colons' in the "r47" Roger's ;Silver; lire carry both Matierats with. ,,,any other attraettvc linr;v, Jrpb . 'auattgP e'ucrrsnar OOTn atiattge ' & »tnllerg serwrirrs auk nptirtans Marriage License lancets PHONE r94 Evening 10 The store pou will always Llike 11 Dress Goods, Silks,,Suitings, Coatings, You will be charmed with our present display and .delighted with the extraordinary big values and . low prices. And you are welcome to none and look often. Stylish Dress Goods 30c to $3 a yd. Stylish Coatings $1,75 to $3 a yd. ammigemming If you know furs, a glance will suffice to tell you of the remarkable values offered If you don't—our name and reputation guar- antees uarantees pou bepond question. It's a r;al pleasure to show these -FURS to you and should you buy we feel sure that your satisfaction will be complete, )tactavish's Furs of Stple You'll see many New Ideas from Purdom here now and you'll gain much of value and pleasure an in- spection even if you do not buy. The many handsome styles in sets and separate pieces are so varied design and quality that you will surely and what you are looking you. ,,11(actavish "s furs of o`rualitp Whether you intend to buy th very best or cheaper Furs, you can eavo money by getting them here now, A visit will convince you. J. Mactavish SERPORTH JH '.!'.. y rrv.,,vny aiCty 101700 M1 tno ISSIUIi No, 13_'17.