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TliliRSDAY FE11,1tcAlt'Y's 1ST .19.27,.
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Crediton
Mrs. Gill of Grand 'Mend is vtolt.
lug at the home of her neicos Orrs,
inev.) Maker.
Miss 'settle Guenther and Moe
Mina Ehlers a Dashwood ispent the
week -end the get of Miss Elso
Kienzle.
Miss Carrie Kuhn ito visitiog 15,or
*Oster Mos. Cater near Ciandeboye
Dr. Mellott, V. S., has returned here
lifter spending the Past aIeek at his
borne in Sebringsville•
11tre1oio Ilraund left at `Week
to attend Naperville College.
Mr, Frazer .13rowo of Kitchener
6 -pent ta few days last week in tho
. 4
Thames goad
C5 Monteith 1rs loon 'tied:
'o care
,
Trti 'Morgan of London i -pent
*end at her home, lere,
irk of LumlY has been aft).
janitor of the Pre.sbyteriao
for the 'ensuing 'Year. lige
h ex-tanitor has had the 'rer
".,,q.itP1160,'Niip.'#Igkilr''''
eir ViAtt in this ate'
4e4lorto
' 3ame$ 1;tI4erInetort haS
liZOPfined Tth 'Len
Peeemonii4
'telt is daittgatitle,RAlskepw e,f4
ected, oatiuYI trrellds hone for
edyxeeovere
Centralia
"Mr. ai :+$1r,s, J. J. Cole -ill intend
tetartleg on Thursday Pehttot,ro lst
VII Mootho trip to A iumpog, , reetiway
- Tht.p4uxigpe ess
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DOMINION OF CANADA
TEIREE-YEA l„
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$ 26.00 FQF $21.,50
50,00 44 48-00
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OTTAWA
JAN, n. 1 7
Oteeiat netnAlondey ev▪ ng to tie it' eine etice Tereet went to London
ovek.
"Mr. ,Rd. Oloson bos laceu on the
oiek
The new teacher tridelogeejess
the Meteodist Seedily Sho�Lteetrote
Or-leto,lt-eM.1414,19 thoo-,1 W1.10 Anta:Pd
vitt the
* The `Ladies Aid Mot at 'the hozu! of
erhett 7;leienerne Sonday 4,t FRY 9“ Tue,mby oftereoeu.
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are coSdlip,hp 0 let1rAld.
The ` ^04tlikAier‘./
worelf, log • :44- trellbugi ot th1;ntU41,
sotiog potoiles society tof
t Mice 4-!C4Ared 1.ne $ '
sectes Of ITorolit elorvis. tonor ,
ior Dotroir tos in Orra PA VP
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forty Uk
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fricod5 foilow Clife cou
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„ *pock 1Y-§riit„.itoult nos
attranti,litede the rt $tumw 41 I Zed.'hi 11. Wi the following-Lieltarg.",
.Onvertior-Ortit,,rti Yitt4rlt-
1441 ZVI:1; .31:1Y,Ath
Carts; airender .)f-te Mar1,3 Leader
oppositioo Mr. w.% yolog.
e 14' a r 1;3 de
e , A daes-ay o,
will #4,bate, onWOMIn suffrag,
nud on eeUon an are invited,
At the closp, or tb S. S. 'of the
timbal thnich toe( Siin ay
acipt. err, It, t chison read ei ietter
fiton 1,1ent W. T. 'e'leus Boa supt. of
`Mr„ R !odd an aw.oitati
role of farm chiti teL on Wedneetity
inf last week mot reports a gootto011ta
With good priceo rolort. •Mr.
Veen otel family are il.qiring, 7trOW
farm nod intkhd; coming to "'Men-
lo:all
to reside in the 1,tiring„
.11r, William 11tudot;ir
Awl., accompanied. hy his rife ond
two ;small obildree. Ni5Stitt,*
Lither and inOLIVer. Mr. and Mosa„.
11Ont Al outback and oist r, Mla Marl:.
Onto C. D. Petty. our irceve had sold
its fine hriek dwelling at the wool
'end Of our Village, velnPrisiato a num-
foie of fiato total good stable and gar -
alga. to Mr. A 1 la so oder Iunn. nlby
Movoship, who u ill take Partial s-
coission of it along with Mr. Pett,-,
'Istbiontelf another louse wilt .11 we
to *I ouch time as fr, Petty to
*
virOOpleitscil to itarn he Batt lads -do-
int; tao 000n aa spring opens. -
The todies Patriotic League toe-
4ouest the titizeno or town and tsor,
!rounding; ;country to &lye their to/ tr.,.
vipers, magaoines, p thcard and to
tad.
On Friday January the 191h there
amassed net ay of. Ilias home in !fel/sail
one of the plinwere or Moon County
the S. 5„. Alt ware phased to "hear
the interesting letter Ond to know
he is well tool coitafortable oe oircent-
tikt4,13CVS twill permit. The S, S. pledged
Osier to pray for our heYA at OW
tfont every Sunday evening at 7
' *clock. "
The roncert In the .fethodr,t chureh
WA Friday evening was appreciated
by aH, Soule selectionby the inttid
quartette, liteadingo lay Misrs Wliton
)furitoit nnd Sharpe, owl. the young.'
tladie,sMja Lois "Brown Winnie
Winans and Nina floodharol were well
rt-reived and alt- debate proved to
he inforesting.
The affirmative was token by
Geo. lafarlts and Miss Vino iSherritt
mot the negative by Mrs. W. Brown,
trd efiss Mae lWilton, Both asides
were well presented, but the decision
was given in favor of the negative.
Rev. 'Winans acted as critic end gave
some good seg,ge -lions for further die
bates. ,
'4 en
in the person of the late 'Woo fluch-
gusseldale
viten. Deceased w.is bora in Scotland
feeetrul came, to ()twill with O his
lparents -at the age of ten years, oiet-
*ling on lot 21, concession '3, liar,
fooloatot he helped his father ehoo
'home 'out of the bush. In letie deceae-
-ed -was married to Jane 'McAllister
-who survives bbn. 111 resided on the
end tomeetcad until 189G, and sold the
farm and mooed to ifousall where he
lived until his rdinntse. Deceased was
ee member of the Carmel 'Church and
in politics a staunch f basal. Ile W.T3
a member of the 'Mae -onto Lodge for
&apparently fifty • years. About nine
cars riga he was otricken with parse
tTels. „trout which he never fully rec-
overed. and for the past two or three
anontlis was failing gradually. About
' awe eeks, ege he was taken eudilen'y
-worse and from that time declined
enoldle 'until Ids death. .13esdes 'his
• .sorrowing 11- idowh leaves. to mourn
ih lese, seven sone, Wm. of Dauphin,
etobert of Sena, Alaska, Day -
ed of Burlington, Ono, John of Ames
lobs, ienac of Torontu., •ilogh at pre-
nient in Inoisalt, and Pete who i neje'
-que- for itis country somewhere in
aonsiee.eAlse three da co -liters, elar-
• ,-earet of, Kelowia IR, C., !Mrs James
leme et. Salmon A: ei 14, C., end errs
,is, !en, lemaid wO aao made her
3arn w In her p rents in liellSa 11
for the past two s e ,. The funeral
•qoak 'place on M]ndy Januare the
need to s •e Cemetery.
eflos Jeeeie and Mr. .Tilton liodgert
or 'Thotnes Road iyern guests atith
Ofiso itlarie Inadgert on Sunday.
The weekly tea of the Med Cross
Society or ittoys church will be held
at the home of Mrs. Jas. Scott on
Wedtwoday.
Serge. Ed. Evans or the 204th Batt.,
Torunto, visited at the „borne of err.
David Christie last week. Sorel.
Evans expects to leave for England
'shortly. ; ;
,
Whalen
John Wright was in London on Fri-
day land Saturdae.
Several of young men spent Sun-
day evenlog with their lady frlends
in tucan.
Edna Gunning' is visitng, this weel,:
with -her cousin errs. Albert Scott,
it Farquhar, s
thtj da Knowles and Nelson Knox
both of 'Blanchard were married last
week After a short honeymoon thee'
will eirin on the groom's estate in
13 ariehard.
Some of our church members are
setendIng- the revival sereiees at
Woodham +conducted by /tee. W. Ell):
bon.
'
err end Mrs Wza il3
:74 •
. 00:S ent er-
- eteried the young 'people of tbit. Corn-
* tannity On Friday evenint:-.,,, I o ,Pn even-
.; /W n uniutsements and splendid efun
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The orgn'7,1ed c.lass have arranged
to 'hold a corr.ert 'n fbe ;leer future
la 'behalt of filed ,Cross work.
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"Are.. you items d," log ieed.thi
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ei,..r,s;is man. .
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blushing dive 'never .c von ben .niarr
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brie
iteAkry treiger of, Aim ',ether,
Mkt., 7isiting rk,latiVei., and frieods
Mr. IX. di. Neeb. Geevt- ofi !fay at -
'de the sitting of" tbe Coonty Cor
last, week,
• 'dr O-11seer has 544,4 tils feria.
• the 'Z'artel+ ftZ•old 140.,
("0111#11,,,*04.0ellk
benes el,etek. Paseo, s'ien %vildelea
guirli /loot,
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Mr. It, P.:W./144dr Alas tialteo over the
souttit of: iittiOottOrt. findings rarried
no Mr. D. Kititdid14, tatd.to host decided
Oito-oittititt*A34:".brtinch of ti
itesss otsi000 titO the Ocareity of labor
,itel tbs. /lige :,pries, Of roars inottorlitt
ofiss ida AVoll who s bceit
t“, 1,Wr :1110%'' reterried
,
to Tested -O.
"WT, ,,Kea-na of Alberta is visit-,
It"h4ittesO. 0101"g4itit3TICi'ci, ben
preesiet.
LAuNTI IS SK,
TUE £TZ1 1,11-i,NG.:. •
Edgar A. Gtoot )
Was Formerly in Canadian Service
ft is better 'ro loose with a conocieucto
of laflaite Star I.,ine.
LONDON, Jae. 29, --The British
auxiliary cruiser Latirentic, of 14,-
92 tons gmes, has been. sunk by a
submarine or as a result of striking
mine,ents
:uceedu rdsiunld at y 111 tby
o a1ci a istatthee-
British Admiralty. Twelve officers
and 109 men were saved,
The 1,,aurentic before entering the
British naval serve was in theser-
TiVoeme Yt hoef QLei rlo 11. (Totle.a t5.i
feet long, and was lanneh,d at Bel-
fast ira 1908.
The Admiralty statement adds that
the vessel went down off the Irish
coast test Thursday.
EnEtiesTrAedbmerraglt3rtakf:rn a711'x-edriarY1)Ye ruisi
er dutv, the Lattrentic was in the Ca-
nadian service ef the White Star Do-
minion line. The vessel was owned
by,the Ocean Steam Navigation com-
pany of Liverpool.
In the brst. tWO Year;3' of the war
the Leurentie was engaged in doing
patrol duty zit tbe far Eost, WO sev-
eral months ago returned to n'PbEuro-
rse: Ili:: /170'91401 gmovf ed en tee4ntidiat
the White Star litott foto thgto.eana-
dian trade in coal Won otten the
Dominion lino, Wet Vas eahi
to be the ArSt PaSsn ppitgainabip
t0 he fitted With CO
releiprOeatine eooirtes Iti8V
trIt:S.Stil.latatic r:turhine. At that
Lottrerots the largest vessel 7
VICTORY FOR SEV16NY.
-0.wter of Witud :Revenue ilas. Sub-
stantiai
Detonester
pcscbed.
sgkw,,,T„ticlogp.oer of lion, A. goviony
,S,1140_ ,r4O*IO1Sthon the. electors of -.Lior.„
tOtostoMptinty.„ after Miltarithe most
' 40#01#440*.:tge'S. 1.##: .961)tf,aruis
.„:440.4)%tk,oprotange, gave t.,e,w Um
,,,41,4**Wpir 4
et . tr. ON p. 4.4 L
1,*tro'''',VtOpoi0Ortt. Mr. Lucien Qatiottoo.
":0/IrliWdOSerted. ino Prev Mand.atet.
for the. 'name county ,to r.,gitt Mr.
Sevigny. .
.The Conservative. parishes clung to
Zd.r. Sediglie Ond 'were tratare Conoer-
tratiOe than to the : .lost provrocital 1
- .
„totin '0.kker of the Tow Jape
lesta velea bie horse a feW daye ego
throegn the rinimal itoelf
by the irilter.
ZLIttOlf ABillettLIYISBAL SOCIETY
Tit,- ;animal meeting- of the Zurich
Anricult oral Society wts 104 in the
*Town 'UH. Vetriolt on Friday last
The Ireastuer's. financial report was
presented and altboogh a 'the6i. och Y
bas no liainuee lood. it.
1
entielty expected that ot the end, a
s
nce ,sum wifl be on adzot to
the credit of the Society. After other
busineos was transacted an election
or officers for tint ensuing „yea e waa
bold. ,e,illting as fol.:own.
President. John Pfaff. let Vice-
pres. 0. Either., 2nd vire-president
'W. T. GoOdtvell. Directors,. Dceber,
Ir., i. IE Net -b, Casper 'Wolper. W.
E. I1attkr, J., .31ellrlde, L. iT Radar.
J. P. "Rau. 2. Filopp, and P. Ditherer.
At the meeting of the officers hold
after the anneal meeting, Mr, And-
rew P. Hess, was appointed Seedy-
Treao of the society for -the year.
Ty.r..,E11 r0N14: MEETING
The +quintal mng eetiof the sub -
se ribera of the Iles Telephone,
elyhtent was held in the Town lIall
on Satiirday. The hall eves eivroded
and a -deep interest was taken in the
disci:se-ion relating to tho busness or
the r-oetern -during 1916. The number
uf subscriber noay. 15 494, mad ib -is ex -
peeled. tbat 11ic 5e0 .,narkloll soon
be teat -lied. The total receipts -were
$1e4.80, and the expenditures *11920.
G3. leaving a Lalance on hand et, the
end of elle ;tear of $1484.17. The neo;
a gro..ineut tli the /Bell Tele oilcan e
Ca.. nill come ie-
nto effect during 1917
Inetead of -charging 5 cents fo'r alt
inn-nagepaosing tbrough It nsall (ten-
tra 1 from the elltay or Tuclrersinith
Syseteta as proeioeed, formerly, the
115 t eharge of S25 for six months
switching will be Initd to the Belt
Ca. by the tiny System, and a charge
of 5 cents a message will be ebarg,cd
for connections to Dell Telephones at
nee method will be tried
out for eix months and •is satisfac-
tory 1+-111 no doubt be continued indef-
initely. Other vital matters irelating
to the welfare of the system were
elupon
.w.
touched upo.
Weather .pro_phats pr dieted en op ei
winter but we suppose- that all iters
fait in. war' time.. rWe were v.sited
with a January thaw on „Monday
accompanied by rain. '
oletationo. Wheo Abr., cnnnon wos
eleeted by over 500-17400,11107. while
the Liberal strongholWef St, ilers
, malue auti St, Limn tle,1Stantion fell
off in their tilater;tiee for the Liberal
candidate
Both candidates r..ceelred the news
at Ste. Idettdi
ene, Withio a few doe=
firWirkb 'wH"heicblx°tlibt'eanaMdetib: enabled the
result to he kneWn by 6 o'clock, The
count), was All excitement and lion.
Mr. Sevigny was heartily cheered, A
upecial train which took hint and
Party baolt to Quebec stopped at earl -
Otte placer,' alone the lino, and the
ZIMISter Made Shea ePtoceltes at
various intervals.
TOOK TURKISH TRENCIIES,
British Ilk -sumo Offensive Against
Positions on Tigris.
LONDON, Jan. 29.—BrItisb troops
at Friday resumed their offensive
against the Turkish positions near
Kut-ol-Atnara on the Irak front, and
recaptured trenches which the Otto-
man troops had equipped en the pre -
Timis day, says an official statement
issued Suntia.y night by the British
Press Bureau. Pour Ittrodred 'Turk -
Lob corpses Were 'found in the posi-
MUM. Two Violent Turkish counter-
attacks broke down under British.
lire. The text ot the stateinent
reads•
"During "Thursday night the enemy
renewed attempts to recapture lost
ground, but was repulsed with severe
losses. Early Friday we reetuned the
offensive under cover of an "intense
bombardment. We assaulted and re-
captured the trenches which the
Turks had occupied by Thursday's
counter-attack.
"On Friday afternoon the enenlY
launched two vioIent counter-attacks.
Both were completely broken by our
artillery and xn.achine gun. fire with
the severest losses. "
"'In the trenches captured by one
of our brigades, which suffered only
200 casualties, we found 400 Turkish
corpses. We are now consolidating
our gains."
Then *to wiz). by :',er hick 'uienair
It its better to fail and to kne40u've
been
!Whatever the pize Wee,aquare
Than to claim the toy of a tar -off
goal'
-kndhe '011' era of the -.:tfin.tier--by
And to :know downdeep In"' yon
-
most coot ,
eheat1. `you must lore and,
Who wins by, trick can take the Prize
;har,40 tt1,41.t.,u;xN,let,te:;;_i.es;
gQ4 the 3214**14,41 .104't th"‘"'1.° be'
glad ' )
And .-74r lead 'up 113g,h,
14,iii!o*OtcOPOO koova-to 'Ioo moot
Dia.y etelparC
ette" t and a iLVOg 1i.
The, Prize, otterros fair, ,whait the fight
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Silt OA,
oro I 9ga t e sifto
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or it §tari. for ta ideed don Ice
row* 7q14;tritla ) )
AT4411-a 3rioatottaer
tquyy. 429u4
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Passible EmPloYer.-“Xtn I 79
.avaut a Sob, en? Be you ever telt
Aeplicant,-"No etre bet I can ,
ABEA.1.-','S WEAUX
Angelina -irtd, 'were. 'beaux.
She .tigured that :he'. would propeaux,
Peer lierrY Went broke.
A4 as eosin es be spoke. '
itegle Oruelly turned up hr reoux
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TAIras Orl0
441.1t STAItG
aThbearter as
duothing., so
scalp. of dandrulf—th
25
• hair is mote evideoce of a ne
9t0:Ailiito'd:si;)4itert nochlighjw-o4i
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A little Ditti
;7eany atirelY
, , , 'bottle of Inottetou's
Dandentie'fffitti any drug store. Ton
eerely can hOtoo beautiful hair and loto
of it if yo e will just try a little Da -
erne. Save Save yew' hair! Try 81
TO INVESTORS
THOSE INHQ, FROM TIME TO TrUP,,, HAVE
FUNDS REQUIRING /.7‘TVESTIVITtiNT
MAY PURCHASE AT PAR
-
F CANADA DEBENTIIIIE STOCK
SUMS OF $500, OR ANY AIULTIPLE THEREOF
Priecipol reloayoVe L.),t °either, 1019-
loierostpayal4o1.R.cd;=,,y(:;431..)", :40 1 a, Qetoar by
(,froil• of esailittrig,040.OrtIltetIeteds
tilts rotto o L fe'
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SW i, 4 . ' cAti Os'fOrliti4 a ockixbit ' ''' '
7l'or tappgtation fortits, apply to the L..
1,nanse, t.,tlawa,
DEPART.14-e,NT OF reinielecin O'rTANTJA
Oe'1011F44. 71.11,
1?fl/Agtoyof
614
voing U
Afl or us cannot fie*. All of us--truta, womert and childr'ene-e-to do ;something towards winning the waro
Are we seeking that "somethinz,," or are we evading it? Are we 100ing for the V`bit' viva shouid, do, or tryint
to forget it?
Take the Canadian Patriotic Fund. It
s been created to care for the families of our •
ez-il
soldiers in thos'e cases—and those only—where
need existe. Experience has shown that thia
4111.1011•1114 wolowsoomoor
Means in two families out of three. T.Tp to
DePerriber 1, 1916, the people of Canada have
given $16,500,000 to the Fund.
That is generous giving, isn't it? 13ot
the country is still at war; our armies are still
growing: the soldiers' fa:relies are still in need;
the Fund still must be maintained. And what
do we find: in every part of the country rnen
crying that they have given enough to the
Fund—that Government should now take the
burden.
Given enotieht When. the Canadian
lad in the trenches is dead -tired, ready to drop
in his tracks, does he chuck his job, declare he
has given enough, and call on Government to
get another man? Given eisough! Is there a
num in Canada has given enough if women and
children are in need while he, the stay -ate
home, has a dollar to spare?
No! This Fund, above all funds, has
a clairri on every citizen who is not himself a
pauper. The fact that Government has not
assumed responsibility for it is the fact that
makes every man responsible for it—even if
he thinks the Fund should be maintained by
More Slavery. Government moneys. Are YOU helping to insure this home agahlst rieett‘t
l'ARIS, Jan. 29.--S'even hundred
thonsand inhabitants of the invaded GOVERNMENT SHOULD NOT CONTROL, BECAUSE—.
engaged in forced labor for the Ger- . -
. 1. Government would have to treat all alike The Fund helps only those in need. If Government pa.id t•rte?
Ger-
mans, according to M. Dibudeville,
mayor of the Town of Corchy, who and nine million dollars yearly.
has just arrived from. the occupied
region at Dylan. 2. By paying the average sum those families hi districts where cost of living is low would receive more than
The mayor's estimate is ' ba.sed they need; those in high-cost areas would be paid too little.
upon careful, serious calculations,
taking as a basis the numbers of in-
habitants personally known by him,
as having been taken from the corn -
/mines in his region. Three hundred
out of the 900 inhabitants of the
village of Esmery-Halton, have been
IDbliged to serve the German occupy --
regions in the north or France are
families of each soldier the average sum paid by the Fund the extra burden on the country would be between eight
ing, force, the recalcitrants being
dtt• either imprisoned or exiled to Ger-
Era; w.w.ataut± TROUBLE, raany. No distinctions are Wade as
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA 1-0 age •°1: sex the ehelee of tho
forcibly enrolled laborers. • e
"Pape's piapepsin" makes Sick, Sour,
Gassy Stomachs surely feel tine
in fiveminutes.
If what you just ate is souring on
your si*Mtien or lies Itke a lump of
lead, ,itfipiatfig to digest, or you belch
s ands eructate sour, undigested'
igoaod,, pr' have a feel* of dizziness,
heartburn, fullneesOestellee, bad taste
in, mouth and stonatte ' 'eatitteheYou
get blessed
ouond to ottani,' e
by „..gettftg: .e largoe,,t entr ,
PsInfr
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to
Eskimo Murderers Escape.
REGINA, Jan. 29 ----Inspector
Reyts and companions, who left , Re-
ginaeabout three years ago on 'a trip
to .the north in search of the Eskimo
murderers of Ra ford and Street,
tne..twe American explorers, have
re-
turned to the , city. ,
-During their long journey they lo-
cated several isolated bands ,of Eski-
.
Mos, but nowhere were the 'murder-
3. Costs of administration would be enormously increased. This 'work is now done, for the most part; bye,.
willing workers without cost. Of every hundred dollars subscribed, Ninety-nine Dollars and Forty-six Cents go to thim
amities! Never was a voluntary fund so economically administered.
- 4. The work would suffer. There would be no more of the friendly, almost paternal; relation now existing
between the administrators of the Fund and the families. Government works automatically. The Fund's visitors
are friends in need, therefore friends indeed.
5. Taxation would be unequal, for some counties and some provinces are already taxing their people for this
Fund. Are they to be taxed again by the Federal authority?
6. The richer classes would be relieved of work they are cheerfully doing. They are now bearing, and bearing
p an a patr o c willingness the larger share of the burden. Why take from
them this task, and give it to all, rich and poor?
7. The Fund blesses him that gives It is a vehicle for public spirit—a channel for patriotic endeavor. The I
•work of administering it has uncovered unknown reservoirs of unselfishness and sacrifice. Men and woman have
thrown t ernselves into this work because they found in it the"bit" fox' which they looked—their contribution to
winning the war. Why stay their hand and stifle their enthusiasm? •
S. Last, but not least: Govei-nrnent control means raising the money by selling Government bowls, Govern-
ment bonds mean future taxation. , And that mee.ns tliat the returning soldiers will pay, through longyears, a large
share of the cost of cern:1g for their families—a cost we, the stay-at-homes, pledged ourselves to bear.
MEN AND 1.11/0MIEN OF ONTARIO:,
,naea,Aaturned to the Hudson 13eY And perscseall' Sr, taxed or eot tax .ed, give r':,..1:ecac'anustt. 12 in thstart:calr'Pt6egeriess fyasor4i.'llio41711'11'1,aluyb,;sycrelePote°11s;'-'41'
feor4snodf. ltiafsrpoeredtoarndi3oSyttrseetandto his
make gBrane7t2d ywoourrtbbyeeks °ace again d c°1111tY e°11ncils
' to this burden. If ytati live in the rural d'iotricts see to it thatyo .
arlted their way south- h- d r tio sacrific
0 e -ew time paot ts 0
jetilieetoFinad.e the overland trip
fog s e to Fringe Albert#Ulres $12,500,000 for 1617."
telelson, from where seelt * este"
'. roents of onta,fS- ,, pa, 1.f there is no Ics,pal um)].
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