The Seaforth News, 1917-09-13, Page 1?V, T, 131.0X CJ;!.
Furniture Dealers
Phone 60
New Series Vol. 15, No, 37
SECTION WORK
Nice easy work A child could almost do
the work. • Come and take one Section as
follows g
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. MI nice clean work and easy and
steady all year round. 5o hors per week
We have girls malting over ten dollars a
week. Why can't -
Apply or Write to
We E. SANDFORD MFG. CO.
Fred Robinson, Manager
Seaforth Ontario
L M I s
RESTAURANT 21ND eeNFECTIONERY
Tin up-to-date Restaurant in town for
good meals, lunches .and homemade candy
Special Regular Dinner every Saturday
Fresh Frnits of all kinds always on hand.
Our home made candies always the best.
Choealstee, Carmels. Bon -Bons & Taffies a
specialty,
Having installed an op date plant foe making
IOE CREAM
TRY IT
OLYMPIA RESTUARANT
next door to Cardnos ".>ros
ith Lft
Car
era ouse
"Fair N gt�t
Sept. 21st 1917
7 Comedy in Three Acts
Presented by the Exeter Dramatic Club
Assisted by a Vocalist and Pianist
Under the Auspices of the Seaforth
Women's War Auxiliary Society
Proceeds will be given to provide Xmas
Boxes for the Huron Boys in the trenches
Evreryb'dy Come and make our -Boys
happy on Xmas Day
Plan opens at 12 o'clock nooi
Saturday Sept, 15th
at Thompson's Book Store
Reserved eats 5pc Rush Seats 35c
SEAFOR` H, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTENiBJ31 13 1017
Accident
While Mra. Whitmore of Brimfield
and her daughter were owning np to
the Crossing on Main Street on Friday
afternoon a freight trail carne in, Tho
horse became frantic and all the efforts
of the ladies could not stop it, It ran
into the engine and horse, buggy and
the ladies were upset, "Fortunately no
ono waa killed. The horse was badly
bruieed, the buggy, was smashed and
Mrs, Whitemore had a eolior bone
broken lint wail able to go home th
same evening,
Mrs. W.D. VanEgmond
Mrs. W D. Vanligmond of Egtnonti-
ville died at her home on Monday after
a short illness at the age' of 57 years,
She leaves a husband and two children,
a son and a daughter. The funeral
took place on Wednesday afternoon
from St, Thomas' Church to Egtnonl-
villo Oemetry.
Pte Roy CookWotnided
Mr Wm -Cook of Seaforth received
word on Saturday that his son, Pte
Roy Burtch Cook had been wonnded
and was in the Hospital in France.
Ptc, Cook enlisted two years ago with
the 33rd Battalion and has seen a great
deal of service since.
i
Soldiers Of The Soil
144 Juivels.
Edna Do Lacey
Secretary
BELGIAN REPORT
For AUGUST
Belanee on hand
Private 1)otleslona
Mrs. Ttviss
Miss Merril. McKinley
Mrs, J. 13, Teompaon
Robt, Jones
Mra De Lacey
Mrs, Chas, Stewart
Bank of Commerce
Duminon Bank
Post Office
$ ,4r,
.1,00
3 00
1.00
2,60
2.50
2,50
10
10
Tooal $13.30
Expenses • ,15
Balance on band $13.15
Mrs. 3, B Thompson
Treasurer
Brenton Kerr
On Conscription
The following letter was received by
I Mr, jos. Hilton from Brenton Kerr, a
,grandson now ill Fra n0B,Who hasaiways
been a strong Liberal, but now urges
Canadians to support Bordeu.
Saturday next will be Seaforth's day
for recognizing the efforts of the boys
who manfully went ont last spring to
help the farmers with the crops„ Solve
of the boys went out in April and,
though unused to baro, labor, did their
little "bit" in increasing prochlotion in
this'eritioaltime in the history of Can•
ads, The boys all went into it with the
determination to make good. And
they did so, Most of the farmers were
quite sympathetic with the boys and
took the trouble to teach them the
new work. . These farmers had the
hest results from the boys, who cam
back feeling that they had learned much
about the.difficulties of the farmers.
It has dobe the boys good and in most
oases it has done the farmers more good
They were hard pressed for help and
the boys were a great help.
It is to recognize this work that the
meetings are held on Saturday.
Games will be held iu the fair grounds
alter '3 P,111. At 8 P,M., in Carclno's
Hall a meeting with Mayor Stewart in
the chair, will bo held. There will be
music, and speeches by the member for
Huron and the badges will be present-
ed by Mr Merrier 101, P„Mr Protulfoot
M P,P,, and Thee. McMillan.
RED CROSS REPORT
F011 AUGUST
1st balance on hand
County Council grant
IGgmondville Brauoll
Rugs
Winthrop Branch
Wm Scott Egrnoudville
Ladies' Adult Bible Masa
• Constance
Donation
Grand Flax Bee
Gilchrist Livingston and
Margaret Thompson
Winthrop Branch
Rag hugs
Monthly contributions
Total
EXPENDITURES
Econ. Jas, Mason for prisoners
of war
Mrs, Shade
Stewart Bros.
1, MooTavieh
Total
Balance on hand
• France, Ang. isth
Dear Grandpa and Grandina;—
I received your letter of
July 12 th about two weeks ago, but
have beeii right up to the ears in work
for quite a while now, so that 1 have
barely had time to scratch off n few
lines home on Sundays, Now I am try-
ing to make up for lost time and will
make a start with the mass of snauewer
letters -that have been pilingup, I have
boen.very luoky with parcels lately. I
got a couple from home and one from
Aunt Kate so that we got a chance to
eat something dainty for once in a
while, They sent me a very fine set of
pliers too, for cutting telephone wire
they are exactly what 1 wanted in 0000y
way, One of mother's parcels wesprov-
ided by W.R. Smith the grocer, and
the almonds and raisins in it w re the
biggest treat imaginable. I have beau
getting lots of lettere recently. J
received a couple of nine little photo-
graphs from home of Howard, Leslie
and the colt, and of Ethel and Leslie.
Stanley also sent me a fine picture of
little Harvey, so I have quite a collec-
tion of the family in my leather pocket
case,
1 have not seen Harvie Dormice
5133.71
141.20
100.00
2.25
100.86
10 00
5,25
-,10
27,2r
1.60
10.60
21.60
118.92
$871.92
$ 10. 00
1. 75
332,74.
4.91
$354.30
5617.62
Jessie Neil
Treasurer
SECRETARY'S REPORT
For AUGUST -
now since the middle of July, but I um
expecting a letter every day telling that
he has landed in England, The last
time I saw hien he was looking well and
enjoying life.
We saw in a Canadian paper that eon
soriptionhad palmed the House of Com
moue by a large Majority and every mus
dier was glad. We all wautedit for a
long time because it is not fair for us to
be fighting out hero and enduring the
hardships and pain .while the slackers
at home, especially the French Canad
lane, cit by their comfortable firesides
and enjoy themselves, 'tea thing they
can do only because hosts of volunteers
stand between them and the enemy, So
I hope everybody will support Sir Rob-
ert Borden in his endeavour to win the
war and give us a square deal. The
Canadian army is one of the finest fight
ing units in this war and it would be a
great pity if it were allowed to dwindle
away for look of support. The French
in Quebec have ruled Canada long en
ough, it is now time to allow them that
Canada can rule Quebec, We hear rti.
morethat there is going to be a general
election on the question. I do hope
there will be a resinationa] win-the•war
government for Canada,
Well, 1 dollop° you are both keeping
n good health and that Harvie 'and I
Will be home before long, but I am ef-
aid it will be some months yet before
we beat the Garment,
,Yours with beet wishes,
Brenton,
No child should be allowed to suffer
an hour from Worms when prompt re-
lief can be got in a simple but strong
180 suits of pyjamas, ,42 ;flannel remedy—Mothers Gravel' Worm Ex.
ehirta, 2 quil1e, 92 pairs of seeks, terminator
T. cox & el ),
KMNAL1t1.0114 AND ,
r17NJtltAL 1111tif02,0114
II. e;. 5 X
Holam
Liceuee `c1) 1r t"Rt cru
Phonon { Dry 6 0, la 160
mmw,.m.....a.mrnph+�
$1.00 per year
S
F
FORTH
LLFAI
4.
Under the Auspices of the
Seatorth Agricultural Society
H (1
Sep
SflP( and
2Oth arid 21
Ft
t
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
HORSE RACES
AUTOMOBILE CONTESTS
Admission ; Adults 25c, Children I5c
BAND IN ATTENDANCE
For Prize bests apply to Secretary
J. iVicDOWELL.
President
. M JONES,
Treasurer
M. BRODERICK, Secretary
Our
ittturrll
ttt
tylrs
ilUr bib
licit
1U>laIrmitr
to tl r
#11.p rIi
i@u1tou
Eli, ptag ilf
r 111ttfui
,,limn` g
Bring Your Friends
They Will Enjoy It
MetillEMOr
Ideal
-Fountain
Pens
Fyn Imre duan in largo rattrt1'
And all et that het and m tsl
:lesirabl° quality and 1 1” t9^
lienraarrt+, tore,. n11,0'41,1 f•r.Nr
A eine for every hand,-- a point 'for
every purpo'—.an,i n,tersi81, nneline',yt.
ed 111 any other pen line,
Priya 0k!.i., and upward,
We also make poo adinetmente 11)11
replace broken or Qttmagod polt.le in r.
taw lnia•.ter at 1111,: stere,
Nrtil .atau.11g
011arnnnr Mn
1tualitly Se 04vIIrrg
tsarists cob npttriuna
Marriage Lcenee testi rs
• PHONE 104
Everting 10
The store rpou will always
like
MUMGEMIRIBM"S=MIZVi HINIMENUE
l;.
filarTant
Nora.
Autumn
15:ti
iEiwiit
Our
flats ter
so stylisll
Oat stn'
an 4orof
Nall
ll. iii h i -g
Bats
Arr.
Ifriitag
'rpt 1
ulb
'atur ag
,nrpt. 22
Two Whole Days For
YourBenefisand Plea -
9110
Finest Readprto=wear Garments, Dress Goods,
and Dress Trimmings in the land
At the Millinery Opening we will display everything in correct and stylish
apparel and fabrics for women's wear, and, what is more, we will show
styles and values you will not see elsewhere, C 0 M E 1
The
Style Store
For Women
�. MacTavish
SD11AF,RTIR
The
Store You'll
AMwaps like