Prohibition Amendments and War Effort Dominate Canadian Dispatch
Delegates at the National W. C. T. U. Convention in Washington weigh prohibition and party unity. Canada contemplates a Union Government under Sir Robert Borden to unite Liberals and Conservatives for wartime leadership, as Victory Loan drives surge nationwide with Canada and Ontario reporting strong bond sales. The government raises separation allowances for soldiers’ dependents and praises wartime sacrifice while electors face a pivotal choice shaping postwar governance.
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Navy League Urges Relief for Seamen Families in Canada
Seamen face poverty after torpedoed ships with no pension system. The Navy League forms branches in the Dominion led by the Duke of Devonshire. A Ballar’s Day on December 8 will appeal for funds to aid sailors and families, with administration by the Navy League and allocations to Canadian seamen.
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Blacksmiths Difficulties Today To Help Patrons
A letter from a writer to blacksmith owners laments growing delays and dwindling apprentice intake. He notes older smiths near retirement, younger workers joining other trades or war industries, and asks patrons to be patient as shops strive to keep up with demand amid hardships.
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Meeting in Milton backs Union Government for war effort
Sir Robert Borden spoke to Liberals in Milton urging unity for Canada’s war aims. He, with Robert McKay, urged Laurier Liberals to support a Union Government, while local officials chaired Town Hall and theater meetings. The piece also includes a long school roll of honor and a wartime letter from Athens Ohio describing home front conditions and troop movements.
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Local Grain Advertises Rolled Oats and Wheat Products
A concise listing promotes R. Noble brand rolled oats and oatmeal along with rolled wheat, graham flour, cracked wheat, wheatlets, corn meal, pot barley and white beans signaling a vendor’s grain and staple offerings.
Money Saved Is Money Made at Local Bargains Count
Cushion cords in all shades offered at 25c with aprons and ginghams in blue white and checks priced around 25c to 36 in. wide. Downy flannelette at 22c, pure linen towelling in limited stock, large work aprons, and prints in light colors. Wool sets, caps, scarfs, mittens, booties, pullovers, and Irish linen handkerchiefs promoted as exceptional value with several price points.
Specials From the Men's Department at the Store
Specials cover heavy weight shirts and drawers at 1.25 each, flannelette night gowns at 1.50, mocho gloves in gray and brown at 2.00 per pair, heavy work mitts 0.85 to 1.69, and cashmere socks in black sizes 10 to 12 at 0.50 and 0.60 per pair.
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