The Huron Expositor, 1916-08-04, Page 5JG
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AUGUST 4, 1916.
AMEN IN TROIJS S.
Nov a Very Common Eaglet
in Find
wholesale witawal of men
the commercial and industrial
Stank% has resulted in a huge .substi-
et female labor for thepar-
ole saaintaining the tduetri*L
_of the country ids huu-
seamen are training to be -
adman and dairy :i cads In
aid treethellaberised this
cif w ark is hexing regularly un-
-eland` by women, while in DeVoa-
sere and other countess milks is
loin dose ern by young lis be-
y go to school. -
Weineln are at the lathe, in over-
awe cap, in the preerd•r, shed.
t;lefeegfng 11 -hour shifts on the motor
iwasee or fashioning metal, timber,
And leather; ming, . driving, and
distributing. Before the war it used
to be said that every' Jack had his
!e. The gale can now be said of
every Jill.
Women in. trousers \are becoming
more and more numerous. eYh y are
!donning them in greaten *ambers
very day, in order to cape with work
where the skim is found' to bs` a bin -
draftee. They do not . dislike the
change, and it cannot be said to de-
tract in any way from . their native
wee and carriage.
Napoleon, it seems, was a great be -
lever in arraying women in maaetl-
line attire in time of war. ."Dress
does not make the man," says the
Proverb; but Napoleon found that it
made the woman, and that Putting
her into treueers made a. world .of
difference to her work and strength.
Reliable English opining .is inclin-
ed to encourage wornen to adopt mas-
culine attire for what, after all,
ought to be man's work, convinced
that, so dressed, . woman will give
as good an account of her self as her
absent mate.
Many 'thousands of women and
girls are serving the nation as muni-
tion workers. The Ministry of Muni-'
tions considers every case thorough-
ly, placing the workers hot only ac-
cording to industrial fitness and,
home locality, but also with thought
for the lives women have previously
led and are likely to lead after the
war. Many of the women engaged in
munition work are art students,
rausicians, embroideresses -- girls
who had been engaged in the fine
arts, and hope to be again. Once
drafted into a factory, the workers
are specially looked after by the Min-
istry as to hours, accommodation and
rate of payment. The wages are $ 5 a
week as a minimum, and fit workers
are soon able to earn $15 to $20 a
week by piece work.
The Ministry of Munitions has es-
tablished nearly seventy free training
centres throehout the country, and
at these centres learners are prepar-
ed for the lighter varieties of muni-
tion work. In the newly -organized
air department, in- the various gov-
ernment offices, in banks, insurance
offices, and commercial establish-
' meats, thousands of young women
are now struggling with stacks of of-
fcial books, ledgers, and official do-
cuments.
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▪ los FOR SAL —A n
pi? on 'et 7 'oonoe
on 23, Dublin, AUGUST
mbar of you
• nKlli
• ARN FOR SALE—F
Tuekeremith In.
rume house and kitehe
Kennedy, R. R. No. 4,
131,
"sale a good aro 8658
rot -ohm oo•• Ition a0
Apply to oley or AI
aforth P. O. r phones 3 11
2637x
rrEAQHER WANTS
1 Huron Co.; male
ssoond class oerti.9cete ,;
tember let, 1916. Ple
and qualification-
Zurich
uali cation -Zurich p.o.. Ont., R. If.
For B. S. N. 7Stent- y'
r female, h,�din.g fist or
duties to 0•mmeneo le
state sale xprie • ce
. COLEM . ,1 e8eoerses 7,
o. 1.
2535.
'X R1i FORSALE—A
good land aiI oleo
ton 3 m[oKWop, at ito
dwelling house in
house and poultryou .. are situated
ply to JOHN kio;iiLLA i, B.ii, Na 1,
mall Tann of eight scree
pertof lot s on ecu
A. - even room
✓ and a barn, ou
hereon.
Seaforth.
2.524
of
L`'ARii FOR snide.—Lots. Oon
S smith, containing 100 aura. a
under bush. The farm is well fanged
and in a good state of oeiltivation.
premaite e a good frame house, benne ba
ren house, drive house 'and two
terms and particulars apply on th
dress lily. JOHN i[cOfe0T,
on 9, Tuck
fi seven ,ao
and drain
ten are on
wUh
e
remises or
e P24
11ARi[ FOR BALE --For sale fat 28,
Tuckeith, eon ining about
are or the pleee, a �trams h
bank buns 40x60 and 4dx5s, The f
ed and drained and ina good State
Situated on the Huron d halt wa
ton and Senfertie andI all seeded to.
sold on reasonable to Rural • • 0 or teiep'
at house. For furth r parttin se's' apply 80
Alexauder•Jamieeson, L E.4, Clinton 2587
E --'For
oeon,'14,
are on t
th herd an
cone on 1,
aeree. 7, ore
two' la e
is well f no-
t ouitirs on.
between- hi.
Ali be
OOD FARM FOR 8
partof Lot 24
tanning 130 mores, 'h
modern brick house
There is alae a 60'128, wi stone ronin•
dation and stabling undernemtil, driv' ug shed-3640
30140
on stone foundation, pig pen sad .: n house,
in good repair. There le • a goo hearing 0r-
ohard and two never failing wells. . • a farm to Well
derdrained and well fenced and in high state[ of
cultivation with 10 sores of hardw
well situated on the North gravel
of Walton C. P. R. station, also tel
mail delivery. ibis is b ohalee f
sold ou reaeeonsble terms. For f
apply oft thepremises.4r address.
Waltor.
re.
Lest 26 nd
oliiilop, n•
e peem a
-eoft water.
SEAPORTR MARKETS
111UB8DA Y', August 3rd DIG
Fats Wheat (stare.) new GO
Oats, per bush......... to
Barley, per bush........ to
Beans,; per bush....... . 250 to 2 60
Bran, per ton ......... F... 24 00 to 24 00
Shorts, per ton 26 00 to 26 00
Flour, per cwt., 3 00 to 4 00
Butter, No. 1 loose, lb21 to 23
Eggs, per dozen .. 25 to 26
Hay, new, per ton.... 12 00 to 14 62
Hogs....... ... .....
EMBALMERS AND r .
IITNERAL DIRECTORS
!Holder of Government Diploma
and Licebee
CHARGES MODERATE
Night Cali Lew Calls
Phone Ed' Phone 50
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bush., I
1 mile so
one and
and will
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ESON
ALi7BLE FARM R SAI -
✓ ors for the estate o the late Hug
offer for sale, Lot No. f urteen (14)1
Concession of the tolvnehip of MoKlli
consists of 100 aereaof!oleared sad t
lands in a clean and good state of ou
situatedin a splendid farming distri
tomarkets, schools and churches.
are erected a comfortable frame
18x24, with kitchen attached. Bpi
62x70 with stone stabling underneat
and coater in barn, slab a good pig
in barn also a good pi pen and h
farm is well fenced an extra well ti e drained.
title is perfect and po on will be given for
purpose of doing all ne asary fail w. k. For fur
particulate apply to 0fir BALD IdoOREGO'
BOBE .7 (}18331, tt•d.ninistrator , or to
HAYS. Seaforth. their (ISoiibit )r. 249
e administ t
Si. Oord • n;
the smith (61
p. This ree,
provedf ran
vation ;a • Is
t.
eonveni nt
n the • pre . .' see
welling ho se,
did frame rn
, gement fl ors
en and w ter
n house. he
The
the
her
,or
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CREAM WAN ED
We have our C eamery ow in ful.
operation, and, want our pat on -
age. We/are opared o pay ou
the highest pric s for you .ceeam;
you every two eeks, we gh, sa pale
and test each ca erif ere care Ily
and give you sta. ement of the sa e
We also supply can free of cha ge,
Ca• ll in anil see or drop a car for
particulars
--I The Seaforth Crc mery
Seaforth
IAN .NATIONAL
.
Empire Federation
Spectacle
1,2001Pertormers; 10 Masted
Banda.; Chorus !ot 60 Voices
GloriOus.P.geant symbolizing Iva-
perial Solidarity and Power
Mammoth ' ce `c Reproduction of
the Brit' h- ouseg of Parlia-
ment, es minster Abbey
and he War Office.
ON ND UNDER
SEA
ON LAND
IN THE AIR
Sones.that h ve thrilled. the Em
pire Re -en ted by Overseas
roops.
Shells in Process' of 1Vii nufacture
imrneense Munition* Exhibit
i^
Model Cam SNa
Trench fare, Hare
Grenade and Bonib Thri ws:ng, De-
ction of WVarship§ by H.dcer
Mines, Bayonet Fighting, Federation
Year Fireworks. Complete New
idway.
11111.3.
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Thi Kir'g':
vernmen: ;: x i a : ~_. S .t' -t ohn a a .
of Live :r ..,` '� .;:..; aJ
Produc:...I .. .Y� J t.,•:.1eJ•
2..tur-
Toronto,
pet
Sal
owned by the late . McLean, The haus
solid brick with slate aril, eplendi oellar and
ed attic. It is heated y comoinat on hot wat
hot air furnace. Con ins every m.. ern conve
There are .four lots with sple . did stable
EXPOS TOROsFeatFlo
is of
ft oor-
r And
ienee
and
th
Fall Term f om A gust 8th
StratfOrd, On
orthand
epartme
re place
we rec
piined het
hien. P
Commercial, S
phy
Our graduates
In three month
plications foret
once for our fr
D. A. McL
MaillMelleeeeeneeleir
Birttso
BUSCH— In Wingham General Hospital, oil July
16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buz -oh, a daughter.
MAHOOD — In Howiek, on July 18th. to Mr. and
SIAMAVISH — In Seaforth, on July 28th, tO
and Mrs. John MacTavash, a son.
HAY —In Tuokersmith, on July 31st, to Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. A. Hay, twin daughters.
Marriages
HEYWOOD — BEDFORD— la Exeter, on July 20th
at the home of the bride's parents Gorden Clif-
ford Heywood to Evelyn Bernice, daughter of Mr
MOLLARD--KERR— At t,he home of the bride'
wade. on July 26th,by Rev, Baker, assisted by
Rev.Percy Banes, brothee of the bride, Mr. J R.
'Lollard to Mrs. Vinetta Kerr, daughter of tar and
Mre. Joseph Banes of Orediron.
IfAINSTOCK--SPlaaKr— In Trinity Chute h, Ford-
wialh, on Jrily v5th, by Rev. H. W. Roberts, Miss
A. L. Muriel Spinks daughter of Mrs. E. Spinks of
that village, to Mr, D. Percy Bainstock, of Patriot
VAD.r.KRS—fileENCE— In Trinity Church, Ford-
wieh. on July 25th, by Rev. (Fulton Wallace, of
Toronto, nephew of the bride, Mies Matilda E.
Spenoa, daughter of Mrs. Wm. Spence fourth con,
to Mr Richard B. Watters, of the 10th con„Howick
Deathe
EDWARIei— Goderich, on July 24th. Mrs . Pete
Edward:. oared yeare.
JERVIS—in Clinton. on July 23rd. Edwin W. J( la is
in his 4ith ear.
EDGE — In Seaferth ors August 1st, Grace Ann
Edge, aecond dauohter of Mr. and bite. II. Edge,
1.1`00IIE -In Bread:eta on lute- 31.3t, Roehe.
TUFFORI) — in Seaforrh, en July 231h, Dr. W. Tuf.
•
S. T. Hoirne
Funeral Director and
• Licensed Embalmer
lows building opposite
• Stewart Bros. aesi-
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• Flowers furnished on
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• short notice.
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ante
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and Tel
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hav
filled
brated
Le
Before t
on
dvantage I
of
last clance
ose COAL Bin
with our cele-
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Anthracit
cord that s
e advanc
he 1st of
For,June 'July or
lo are -our
stnut
f Coal $
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tisfies)
of pri
ugust
ers the
rices :
.50
.25
.00
26 cents.
3;Ve. 4e0 all kinds col :hogs
Siding, coon, Fibre Boand,
al ,Bee g Material, Tile, Ce
es
THE II
R,ON EXPOSITOR
TnE CANADIAN BANK
OF CO1M ERCE
sm. EDMUND WALKEE, G.V.O., leLD. D.C.L,, Presider"
JOHN ,' IRD, Gomel i ger H. V.
P. JON/SS. MA't Gegaces1 Manager
API Al, 315,000,000 RESERVE FUND, Si 3,500,000
A
of Co
carefu
busin
satisf
BANKING BY MAIL
unts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Bank
erre to be operated by mail, and will receive the same
attention as is given to all other departments of the Bank's
s. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way as
rily as by a personal visit to the Bank. S53
SeafOrth Branch
e e
T. MORSON
IR
Manager
14's.Gormzey
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• .e:rnbalmer and
'Funeral Director
U dertaking Parlors above
?it Williams' grocery store,
• e t, ain Street, Seaforth •*
• i+•`low rs fur_..ailed on •
short notil. e.
• charge's moderate.
.• hone night_or day -- 192
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Class Farm in Town-
ip of Morris Cheap
The underehened is prepared oeell
the N. th Half of Farm Lot N 1rber
13, is the, Float Ocesceselon of the
Tp. of i °n ig, cheap and on easy rms,
87 es cleared: and 13 acres
bush ; gdad frame house on -tone
fo-ur4d . tion, one end a half stet-, r, 20
by 30; ititchen 16x20 bairn, on Islam
stab ° , 60x40, axed u5x36, ere te.
Voters in stable. Soil goad and clean
with wa .acres orchard. aF h s sorm s
,away from the buildi