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Dashwood
' Men, tad. Ntrdigea is at Present very
'number from here attended Lon-
jlon ('air this week.
Rev. Aieyer and farnity ave. Uns
+week camping at 'Grand Bend,,.
Mr. crud Mrs. Wm. held moved. into
skheir new home on Monday. ,
Mr. and ;Mrs,. Stone or Greenway
spent Sunday with Air, and Mrs, Wm,
.
Mild (Dora Kraft or Canton is spend
ling 'her vactltion under her parent's
•;roof.
Miss Elsie (.tingle of 'C;rediton vis -
i ted with Arise Letta , Gtventher over
,Etenda'y , •
jyi;e; y;t'ieDonatd of Exeter twee the
!guest of 143:]7x. N, Ietle(rrnalnn over
Riindaty •
U.rs. V. Rural:we usr:dF'hos+hh st been
• S�te'ry ill we are 1
im-
proving ,
Messrs, L. Goetz, L. Edighoefer, and
SE. Scholz are attending collegiate at
;Seaforth:
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Statton have
;moved into the residence formerly
: ccupiled b:y Mr, G. We SLorei
.
and Mrs. Wm.theirKei sliver. fd
traraity tare spending
!Detroit and Other places,
Mr.• and Airs. H. Bowden oe'Cooper-
ttowrr, N. D. °ailed on old acgectine
1ta'xeces in the village on, '11lorrda'ys alter
stn absence of 30 years:,
'Crra'ybeit and
i this, and Airs. J. W.
and 'Mrs. We,s,'Engiant" atter.ded
11ho Weddirxg or. 'the rortners tion at
Woodstock last week. d.I3rok
311:. Iiirokenshire, L. A.danns, p
env'�'�e and daughter Nettie and Airs.
. Adams attended the funerat of. a
assiative at Atwood one day Gast week.
ft. 'will be in the interest of our
subscribers
to p
»r renew their subscriptr
on to The
7J9xre+s 'before the last day of Septem-
•3rer as on the f'a'st of October all
:a:rrears and renen alts will be charged
ene$g.25 per annum .
• ;LYCERINE AN.i) ;BARK
PREVENT APPENDICITIS
Mtn simple mixture of buckthorn
tlaark, .glycerine, etc., known as Adier-
a-k;z astonishes Exeter peopte.'Beeause
,AdlerC-'ke acts on ROTH lower and
ripper bowel O.NE SPOON(' TJL relieves
almost ANY CSAE constipation sour
stomach 'or gate It removes such& stir•
t, !rising foot matter that a few doses
--Often retivve or prevent appcndieitis
lehort treatment: he1pe chronic stoni-
each trouble.. The INSTANT easy act -
lion of Adler-•ii-+ka is astonishing.
llensall
."0n G. Aiatloy has treated biro
Welt to an auto. . . ' .
Miss Bertha Bcntchford has return-
.>Ld from a months visit ir. the west.
Misr. end Mrs. Janiee 'Taylor visited
ter !son and drughter in Toror.to.
Mr. and Airs. G. C. Petty accompin-
led J 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Dinsdale, lnot-
aored 'to Toronto,
Miss Tent Swan has returned to
3 .ochester. Minn., for further treat-
nent of her throat.
All our carpenters, masons and pa°r.-
rs report a very they season and
aerenavarkixrg overtime to keep up.
:Ur. ani Mrs. John Cameron ar.d
*&italren or Georgetown spent a rcw
93tioudays with his parents here.
inns. J. Sutherland spent a f••w days
urimg'the past week with her broth -
sr, A. ,Dent, at the Bend' who has a
votive of cottages there.
• Kis; ,I3essie Urquhart who has been
spending the holidays with her par-
sents returned to resume her dillies
-as 113ean of Elton college ,
I!drs. asnirnill of 1U31oom'sburlg. Pa„
aspen. ing a few weeks with her
sisters, Airs IR. '13.'tBelt and firs .T.
Berry and other relatives.
The Ladies Patriotic league and
girls recruiting club tserv.ed a fora!
.upper en Thaneday night to the sold-
iers in the council chamber .
Smug those who :left for the west
are the foilowin , John Glenn, John
McAllister, Robt. Traqueir, 'W,. Sum-
srrervitle end John McEwen.
Mr. ,Roy !Brandt of Elmira, son, or
filar. A. Brandt, formerly station agent
ie're spent a few days. wv:th his friends
rafter an absonee of tix years .
Miss Florence Reynolds lett to re --
amine her dative in Calgary school
after spending the holidays with her
gparents. Mr. and Mrs. 'Rej''nolds.
The trustees of our school have had
the fences repaired and e numb: r of
other improvements utade and con-
':le.mplates this falai or in the spring
;o,,,+, Lave the grounds Jevelled,
A happy event took prate at the
$tome of Mr, R. J. Drysdale Wedneeday
'Sept 6th when his d.eughter Margaret
;became the bride of :t%ir. 1lioy' Stow.;
4.0.1 or Dubuc. Ses,k„ The ceremony wvau
kerformed. ► Bev. E. Met. Smith.
id IDrmet preststerian tetsiroh In the
preseur:' so1i n. number orl rotative,. nn:3.
fri•en3•5. The bit. ,e Was tastc.fail.y dec-
elerated 'with: ferns end rens. At nice
$.crock during g tt• e. singing of the mar-
riage hymn, `H 'Ltrztathsd.O',•r Eden"
'She bride r'ntcrc d the riving -room look
lung ,charming in a :dies:, of 'whits sick
',xepe de vvlth bridal veil, and
frtuet .,cap etnd. carrying Ameincan
4heaaty owels. During the sign:rig or
the register Mils 'Vera Kirk. or Fa i -
*rove. 11Ii^.L., taann '`0 Proni ee Me"
After the wedding 'breakfast Mr. and
slltrs,
Stowed left bq mo or 'for MX'.fale
r)d Brookville, 'before leaving for
ethetr home in Dubue, Sask., The br,d^
ewes n popular young lady ,and was a
jn'm;er of. 'Carmel 'church choir. A
'irew evenings before the we d.din( that
•y°hoi.r o.f Caxmet church surpr.i',ed the
' izridesto-be at ler home and eho I eel d
her t1 Lth' many pretty and use Eel g
et pleasant evening wtt.,l spent. Guests
„at, the welding worst. Mr. and Airs.
Kean hir. G. Hess, Zurich; Mr. and
Irrs, 0; Benet of l.,.ricefield, 14f,rs.
;d,- McDonald end daughter .Anna Miry
V,
Kirk r
isa�'\
jbtir. iAllan; Welke,Welke,�l , I�z k o. Fair
trove, Mich., Aliso L. Purdy of; 'Union-
ville, '�+i11c, 117:ic�: 'Mess M. McLaren o>a
1I IE. litult011 of I:lcnsail, ,
Crediton
:AtILLIATI •Y' OPENINGS.— We beg
'to 'announce that our inilliner.'iy Ide-
pertinent will, be open on Monday. and
Tuesday Sept 181.11 andi9th,,ibnd fol-
lowing days, Alis Link is in charge
and twill shone grand, display; of the
very .latest ' and newest exgaisitke
stylet-, at (moderate prices. A ea1l sol -
lotted. Q.. Zwieker, Gement bier- •
chant, Crediton.
0A93,1) 0"1! TITANKS
I idesire to thank the people of
'0reditort ,and the vioinity for their
kindness towards •me end my (family
white 1 was ill I apprectate it very
fnaueb and am deeply ;grateful,
li es. Johsn Either:
whaten
;Several ;from there are taSing in
London Fair 'this week.
Nathor Sambrook retuned home
filter taking in Toronto Fair.
Mabel Feltner returned home after
having a pleasant visit with relatives
in Tavistock,
Oar Brass Band has 'been "engaged
to furnslu the music for the Zurich
Fair on the 21st ,
Messrs Wm. Finkbeiner •and Geo,
Finkbeiner are having phones placed
in their dwe.lting,s , .
Mr. and Mrs. Thole. Mao hinney acd
Air. and Mals. Alt Wuertla motored' to
'Clinton last Sunday ,
'APr. and Mrs. 'C'h'rist/ Heist and A1vey
and Otara Holtzman. motored to God-
erich Sunday enorninen. ,
.The Misses IEila and Alverna Heist
and their brother herb of Pigeon,
blich., are visitinig 'friends in, town,
Mrs. Errdcle Follicle who has been vis
iting her daughter at the Methodist
parsonage returned Lome this week
Mr. F. W. Ctark was one oe the
several who went to :Detroit last week
and 'brought back a new Ford auto
Cor Milo 'Snell agent at Exeter,
'Rev. I2. H. SearAbiy,t S. ':C. D cf Lean)
preached two excellent sermons to lar-
ge congregations on Sunday Sept 10th
it 'be ng anniversary services. He also
gave en excellent address to the Sun-
day tsehool scholars. The choir gave
excellent music. ,
Whalen
hector and Clarence TIilLson spent
Friday in London.
Mrs. James (fern or Exeter visit
ed her Blusters here Jast' Week.t
Air. ,Frank Morley attended the Ex-
hibition at Toronto last week.:
Mr. and Ains. Wesley Freeman vis-
ited her mother here ore Sunday.
'Roy Nit left 'Tuesday for Calgary
to accept a position at the Post Office
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 'Mildson spent
Sunday at the home of Asea Da, i; at
Saintsbary
;C'ate'b MLllson of White Okin v ieited
friends here and atsao his brother Sam-
uel Mills= near Mitchell.
Mrs. Nathan'et Ogden who has been
sick in bed we are pleased to state
is able to be out again, .
Mise .Edna Gunning has returned
home after a visit with her cousin
,Airs. :Albert Scott at Su.nahine.
Ernest Iloblai.; accompanied by his
parents motored. 'up from Devizets in
his .new Afaxwett car on Sunday and
visited at his sisters, Atrs. (lector
Mi ikon.
Zurich
Aiisia ;Ella ;v, Stelk is •viisting rela-
tives and friends in 'Pt. Huron, Mich.
illus.
Yunghtut of Auburn its visit-
ing at the home or her son, H. Y ung-
blut . .
.Mr. and Mrs. Win. Finkbeiner and
daughter Hazel. of Stratford visited
relatives here
•b.Iios V. Siebert left for Strathroy
Where she has accepted a position as
milliner in one of the stores.
Mr, Fred Ilowald and daughter,
Thelma, or St. Marys, visited, the for-
mer's mother, Mrs B. Howald.
M. teed 1\Irs. IDaniet Steinbach and
Mr. and, Mrs. Chartes Kalbfleiseh of
Detroit visited (relatives ,here.
Mrs. Ed. Rupp and daughter, left
for Detroit after spndiug a months.
vacation with relatives in town.
Miss Veva Kirk and Lunde Purdy.
of Fairg.rove, Mich., ere visiting
friends in town ar,d the nuc:,ghtorhool.
Mrs. Orville :ET. Ehness, of Calgary..
Alta.,, ass visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Ehne,s nor a few weeks
Miss Pearl Alorormick left for Des
troit• last Saturday where the will en-
ter one of the hospitals to train for
a nurse
Mrs. .Nancy Anne Cie/new, relict o
the ,tate Isaac Sareras, .died uuddenly
on September 4th in her 87 year. Dec-
eased had ,aiHLered a slight stroke on
Sunday evening and during tie n'.ght.
Buffered a necond. She was alone dur-
ing the night and in the morninr4
neighbors found her unconscious on
the floor. Site died about 12 o'clock.
One ,denghter end two sons survive,
Mrs. C. Simmon, and Noah of the
B:orison Lino and Simon or Hensall,
The. death oceurred at Zurich on
Sa:tutrday, S'ptarnb.tr 2nd of AIissPear
daughter of Mr. and N'rs. Conr:.d'Kei-
i•er. Deceased Lad been resist:ng in
London and had gone to her home for
betide:7s and did. not feel well. On
1T,harsda.y 1 hc: was taken worse Suf-
fering from meningitis and passed
itwe'y on Saturday. Ste was 16 year.
of age, Residee Ler parents one see
ter and two brothers survive, Airs.
Itothereinat of Das.bwood, Theodor;';
'of London send Arson at home,
In some iitaccountebta way tht naso -
tine engine which Mr. F. Hess, Sr„
wen to punap water into 1113 supply
tank went wrong 'are i in ,a few min-
utes ,Alai made a complete wreck of
itself. As no one was ncari at the time
it is ;dais 1•es be a mystery how it hap -
pencil .Anyway. the imine is uuseless
as the crank (shaft -is broken, the lox-
Ings , mashes: and the rontrotlir;.g dev-
i.re gone awretiy, the base wreaked and
a anuzuber sol other serLou,a breakdown.
The Iwo flywheels wvere hurled ,many
feet sway rel and, th port when the
wreok :ocoar,rie•d startled tl`e res:dente
in Suet part of the town.
Thames Road
.THE EXETER TIMES
Pte, Roble Passmore of Camp Bono
den was home for the' week-encl.
4uite at number of this vicinitys in-
tend going to London 'Fain this] week,
Mr, C. A, Whitiook of St. Thomas is
spending the week -lend at his home
here
Air, and Airs. John Gi,ifillan visit-
ed at Air, Robt, inreDonald'st on Sun-
day last, ,
Air. and Airs., 'l)oupe or K.irkton
spent Sunday at the home P" 'their {ion
Mr. Arthur Doupe.
There has been very little tall
wheat sown in this neighborhood as
yet. the lazed 'being rnueht too dry for
working ,
The 'congregation have rebuilt the
old part of their .shed, and some new
material was required ho part of the
receipts of the anniversary will be
used to defray the expert -es incur-
red by rebuilding l
The anniversary services at }Beth-
any iheid last Sunday were a decided
success. The services were hei& it i
the Presbyterian church ass usual,
The church was filled at each service
the weather being all that +could; be
desired. Rev, Knight preached two
practical and instructive tsermons and
the Sunshine choir rendered choice
selection,, The thank offering and col-
lection amounted to $105,00
Among those who visited in the
neighborhood and attended special ser
vices were, Mr. and Mrs. Will ITor-
ney of Kippen, Mr. and Mrs: Henry
Squires, Miss Flossie and Nettie Pass-
more, Air. and Mrs. W. Stahana and
children, Mr. and Mrs. A. Spencer and
children, Miss Esther llorney, Mr., en
'Airs. John Rankin and family, Pte.
and Mrs. S. Cann and children of Exe-
ter, Miss Ethel Brown of Winchelsea;
Mr, and• Mrs. Win. Martin, of Hibbert
Mr. John I'assznore of dIensall, lir.
and Airs. Wm.. Wilkinson of Chisel -
karst Arr. and Dire. Herald Lawrence
of Seaforth and Pte. Tom/ Wilkinson,
161st !Batt. Camp Borden,.
Shipka
Mr. IIICKetl:u' spent Sunday in Strat
ford.
Arr. John Alc'saac was in Londor.
en. -Friday.
A large ,number from here Look in
London Fair.
Mr. Chas. Locknor and family spent
Sunday in London.
Miss Pearl Keys spent the week-
end with Aiise V. Sherritt ,
Miss Lunt Gaiser of Crediton spent
Sunday with friends here.
Messrs. Shenk and Werts spent
Tuesday with friends here. -
Mr. and 3lrs. Staunte of Raftato,
are the guests of Mr. .3 Geiser.
Mr. George Dietr:ek of Sarnia spent
Sunday with his brother John Diet -
rick.
Air. and Mrs. Mathew Sweitzer and
Mrs. W,. Sweitzer spent the week-
end at New Hamburg
ixr. and ;Mrs. Mattock and Mr. and
Airs. F. Gaiser spent a ;couple sf days
with friends in Petrone ,
Mae Agnes Screnon of St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, epent the week:sea&
with her sister, Airs. D. Mclsaac.
IOIIILD130OD i
Come with me and let us wander to
the ;golden days of childhood,
Wander back atonig the dim:ly,str:t-
thing avenues of tine.
For I fain woutd ;be a boy again. so
careless, :free and happy,
And with all ai boy's ambitions, all'
kis plans and hopes sublime.
Onoe again I see the old home, with
its orchards and its meadows.
Never brava; been the blossoms
sweeter, never sky so °.tear above,
'Every nook and every cranny made
a thousand timet, the dearer,
,By the gleans aaacl consecration or a
wondrous mother -cove.
Oft I .lay upon the hearth rug on the
stormy winter evenings
And with vision fix'd, enraptured,
read loved volumes through and
through ,
In the dim uncertain glimmer of the
fitful beech lag burning ,
As it lapatikted and it crackle& as it
went roaring up the flue.
I wars with Robinson 'Crusoe in his
trig:s and hes triumphs,
Ali '13a'ba and his Forty Thieves
were hood enough:; for nee,
I jotoretyedt far with Ohristian, step
by step I trod beside biro,
,And I supped with mert1y Robin
Hood beneath the greenwood tree
Oh, the dream iu all uo real, and. T
know the vision's splendid.
Now us ever, vain illusion, far;ottf
fields look green andel bright,
ti3ut when 1 scan the iiorrows oIf the
wide years intervening,
I wish 1 were a bay again—just for
toseaisgbt,
Ilamitton, Herbert E. Collins.
Locals
Mesurs Georg: a•n3 Daniel. Coward
1eft last week for .the west.
Mrs. C. A. Sou.thcott returned home
bast week after ',pending tbo summer
at that; l[3end ,
Ste —Lock—Listen—Ladies, Min-
strel Shaw Fair Night. Curtain at
8.1i sharp.
335 RECEIVING ATT)
The Herron ranch or the Pstriotic
Society is :now payiin,g oat $i55OO la
month and has 335 names or. the list
of those vvhe are tr; oeiving aid.
IB.ORN
NEIL—At W htlten, on Thu sd ey, S. pt.
7th to Air. and Mrs. kt.oy, Nene dau-
ghter, . . ,
STEVENSON—At :Devizes on Friday
Sept. 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Stevenson, a daughter,
Tl? I13T,P--'At Fillmore, Sash„ O.n Au g,
25th to Mr, and Mrs. Thom„aisTrebte
formerly 1tfiss 1+iva Tapp, a r daugh-
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WAR LOAN
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Issue of $100,000,000 5% Bonds Maturing lst October, 1931.
PAYABLE AT PAR AT
OTTAWA, HALIFAX, ST. JOHN, CHARLOTTETOWN, MO TREAL, TORONTO, WINNIPEG,
REGINA, CALGARY, VICTORIA,
INTEREST PAYABLE HALF -YEARLY, 1st APRIL, let OCTOBER.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Is
ICE 97
A FULL HALF -YEAR'S INTEREST WILL BE PAID ON lst APRIL, 1917.
THE PROCEEDS OF THE LOAN WILL BE USED FOR WAR PURPOSES ONLY.
Tian 'MIN/STl,n: OF FINAtrcE offers herewith, on behalf of
the Government, the above named Bonds for subscription
at 97, payable as follows: -
10 per cent on application;
30 CP " 16th October, 1916;
30 " " 15th November, 1916;
27 " " 15th December, 1916.
The total allotment of bonds of this issue will be limited
to one hundred million dollars exclusive of the amount
(if any) paid for by the surrender of bonds as the equiva-
lent of cash under the terms of the War Loan prospectus
of 22nd November, 1915,
The instalments may be pail in full ou the 16th day
of October, 1916, or on any instalment due date thereafter,
under discount at the rate of four per cent per annum.
All payments are to be made to a chartered bank for the
credit of the Minister of Finance. Failure to pay any
instalment when due will render previous payments liable
to forfeiture and the allotment to cancellation.
Subscriptions, accompanied by a deposit of ten per cent
of the amount subscribed, must be forwarded through
the medium of a chartered bank. Any branch in Canada
of any chartered bank will receive subscriptions and issue
provisional receipts.
This loan is authorized under Act of the Parliament of
Canada, and both principal and interest will be a charge
upon the Consolidated Revenue Fund.
Forms of application may be obtained from any branch
in Canada of any chartered bank and at the office of any
Assistant Receiver General in Canada.
Subscriptions must be for even hundreds of dollars.
In case of partial allotments the surplus deposit will be
applied towards Payment of the amount due on the October
instalment.
Scrip certificates, non-negotiable or payable to bearer in
accordance with the choice of the applicant for registered
or bearer bonds, will be issued,.after allotment, in exchange
for the provisional receipts.
When the scrip certificates have been paid in full and
payment endorsed thereon by the bank receiving the
money, they may be exchanged for bonds, when prepared,
with coupons attached, payable to bearer or registered as
to principal, or for fully registered bonds, when prepared,
without coupons, in accordance with the application,
Delivery of scrip certificates and of bonds will be made
through the chartered banks,
The issue will be exempt from taxes—including any
income tax—imposed in pursuance of legislation enacted
by the Parliament of Canada.
The bonds with coupons will be issued in denominations
of $100, $500, $1,000. Fully registered bonds without
coupons will be issued in denominations of $1,000, $5,000
or any authorized multiple of $5,000.
The bonds will be paid at maturity at par at the office
of the Minister of Finance and Receiver General at Ottawa,
or at the office of the Assistant Receiver General at Halifax,
St. John, Charlottetown, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg,
Regina, Calgary, or Victoria.
The interest on the fully registered bonds will be paid
by cheque, which will be remitted by post. Interest on
bonds with coupons will be paid on surrender of coupons.
Both cheques and coupons will be payable free of exchange
at any branch in Canada of any chartered bank.
Subject to the payment of twenty-five cents for each
new bond issued, holders of fully registered bonds without
coupons will have the right to convert ir.to bonds of the
denomination of $1,000 with coupons, and holders of bonds
with coupons will have the right to convert into fully
registered bonds of authorized denominations without
coupons at any time on application to the Minister of ..
Finance.
The books of the loan will be kept at the Department
of Finance, Ottawa.
Application will be made in due course for the listing of
the issue on the Montreal and Toronto Stock Exchanges.
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commission of one-quarter of one per cent on allotments
made in respect of applications bearing their stamp,
provided, however, that no commission will be allowed
in respect of the amount of any allotment paid for by the
surrender of bonds issued under the War Loan prospectus
of 22nd November, 1915. No commission will be allowed
in respect of applications on forms which have not been
printed by the King's Printer.
Subscription
Lists
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J3ranswick, on Auguet, 23rd Janet
Ai. ;daughter of Mr. and Mrs, S. R.
Maxwell to Ur. John W. Peck or
Hensall.
SNELL—HILL—At the Methodist par-
sonage, Crediton, at 8 a.m. on Wed-
nesday Sept. 13th by the pastor,
'Rev. C. W. +il3aker, Mieei Bella Hill,
of Stephen, to Air. Crarise 0, U. W.
Sncil of Osborne .
DESJA'RDINE—WALPE2'— At the
!Bronson Line, Hay on Anguish 30th,
Miss Fern, .daughter of Mr, and Mrs
Henry Weeper, Bronson, Lisle to
Air. Herbert 'Des,jaraine, of the
Babylon Line, Ilay.
STOWELL- DRYSDALE—At Ilensa.r.t
on Sept. 5Lh h'y, '.Rev. E. McL, Smith
Mlargaret •(Alice, daughter of Mr.
R. 1L :Drysaaa•te, to 11. W. Stowell of
Dutton Sask.,
DIED
McFAUL—At See forth, ' an Monday,
Sept. llth, Leonard Loomis McFa.ut
aged 78 years and 10 month's ,
K.FI.LER—At Zurich, on Sept, 2nd,
Pearl E. A. Keller, de u.ghter or Mr.
and Mrs. Conrad Feller, aged 16
years 1 month! and 15 days.
,SARARAiS—At Zurich., on Sept, 4th,
' .Nancy Anne Clemetrs, relict of the.
:tate Isaac Sararas, aged 66 ;nears
10 months and 25 &v'.
Letter from England
(Continued from page one)
of !poetryI have boon writing to pass
the time away ,
LAST NIGHT 'WHILE SLEEPING
Last night white I lay sleeping,
I had a dream so fiber,
thought I was back in Canada,
Amongst the people there,
It, seemed so nice to; bo once more.
Upon the dear old soil:
li3nt when I awoke I Looked around
And my brood began to boil;
For I found I was Odd in bed
And aching all over with pain,
1 thought if I ever got, over this lot
f would never do it again.
T thought of this and I thought of
that
And of 'tb'e. Oe.rtnan rine
Oat ,stats the rlootor, to14 Me, that I
was throu,glt with war
I'm getting along just fine,
And though he told Me, I would be a
cripple for life.
,And would be a little lame
I feet 'quite sure of coming back,
To the dear old burg again
WI-IEN I GET BACK TO CANADA
When I get back to Canada,
I'll settle down for lire,
,But first Int try and coax some girl
To be my little wife, • t 1
Who'd cook one all the nice things,
That twee tdon't get over here.
And when I want to take a bath
'Twill be in ginger beer,•
I never wish to taste again
a 'piece of badly beef,
That I. bave had enough of jam,
For life is my belief
I want to live on pudding cakes,
hind every kind or pie,
And porterhouse and ei.rtoin stake
Until the day I die.
I never want to hear again
A bugle or a drum ,
Or wear a suit of khaki
Tho tiarry riothe, 'be on the hum
I never wish to rause again
My hand in a saint° , ,
Or pat the puttees on again;
Or wear an army boot.
And Should another war break out,
And men are asked to fight,
They needn't took for me at, all
For 'int be out of sigl;•t.
I'd rather .be a woman
Than with the heroes, dead,
So I'it be merely with the oat,
Beneath my mother's bed,
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