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two charge's, one of tieing 1u,det, the
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Ali tretne going N.nst connect wit11 O. 8'. it at
0l nngrville fol' Owen Sound, Elora Find T
(0. 13, 0tm0108),
GIGO, ALLAN, ireeM Agent.
Mrs W. H, Merlclinger, Hanover, to
vielting at the parental home, Brussels,
fo' a f4) weeks.
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M G. Cameron, K. C., Goderich, 141
convalescing after the attack of pneu
nlonia which has confined hint to the
Muse the last two or three sleeks.
Tug Puss' received a most iutert'sting
"letter front HIarold Armstrong, of this
locality, who is sailing the high seas
with the British navy, It was written at
sen on October 18 and play be read gu
another page, Harold asked that it he
not published ou account of the rigid
censorsllipbut with the closing up of the
war we feel the are relieved of his vito
au(1 give it to our reader's who will read
nevem as much pleasure as it brought to
us, no doubt,
SPLENDID WA L At,uuM.- The War
Album issued by The l+amily Herald
and Weekly Star of Montreal is one of
the best souvenirs of the war, Future
generations will cherish this book, It
will be a complete diary of the great
struggle and contains a whole mine of
information regarding the Allies. Wo
learn the supply is limited. Any home
that fails to secure a copy uow will re-
gret it. 1St. m5 pays a lull year's subscrip-
tion to that great weekly paper and a
copy of the War Album. Saulple may
be seen at the office of Tem Pos'r.
J. te. Hess, General Secretary of the
Quebec Sr b1. 0. A., has accepted the
;lppcinunent of General Secretary of the
Stratford Y, M. C. A. Word was re-
ceived by J. A. Gray, President, that
Mr. Hess' resignation had been accept-
ecl by the Quebec association, :Che new
General Secretary comes to Stratford,
highly recomlmended. He was for
some years at Kingson, tied during that
time the new building, rated as one of
finest in the province, teas erected. Mr.
Hess is expected here about the red, or
moth of December.
OWEN MCGILLPlUDDY'sPOEMS,-TOr-
onto Daily World comments as follows
ou the poems of Owen, eldest son of the
late Dan, McGillicuddy, who was a
former proprietor of THE Pos'r
Brussels :-War 118) evoked the lyric
mood in many of our citizens, and it is
not surprising to find the Autumn crop
of poetry unusually large. Osven 1✓.
McGillicuddy has just published "'!be
Little Marshal and Other Poems" Tor-
onto : Frederick D, Goodchild, l$1), a
slender volume of verse of which Mar-
shal Foch is the titular hero. The selec•
lions cover a dozen years or so, and
while the war poems possess an im-
mediate interest, we are more attracted
by such fine compositions, as the West-
ern poems, "1u the Open" and "The
Prsyer of a Plowman." The latter es-
pecially is distinguished in thought and
diction :
Beep rue fro>n turning back I
01y hand is on the plow, my f alterh,e hand ;
nut all In fron0 of mo is untitled land.
The wilderness and solitary place, .
The lonely desert and ate intoropnee '
Dread husbandry. And for the years of pain
Whethervsat conies to mo 4
My mead of grain,
These dwindling husks, n handful of dry corn,
These poor lean stalks. Ply 1onrnge is on0-
worll.
O Lord,
Koep Inc from turning back 1
n" i toff settin
"The 'tl
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of the .rest democratic rule of .
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A ua"lnt Little m is "Comfort."
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A lire to poke,
A pipe to smoke,
A 110010 curly trend to stroke,
And four feet on the fonder.
This volumne is beautifully produced,
aid should he a favorite for Christmas
reme lu bran ces.
Fordwich
Ben. G. hent picked a snowball per-
fectly f,)rmlled that had just come into
bloom, while last week Thos. Downey
pinked a ripe strawberry in his garden.
Jan199 Oatt(una011 arrived home
from the \Pest looking as i1' the
cemCry agreed with. hint. lie is look-
ing flue an(1 expects to rennet in the
Spring+
, r fine farm at Abbe Sass(,
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owned by Aire. 11, 3. Gibson, of )1118
place, has been leased for a term of
years by the Wrightlltan tiros,, 040211
t l ear '.pees wit tor. .
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1 r r i lu l x Motu -
lt i �h ] a list 4) 0 l 1
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ed 1) 1115109 from May 8x11 to Octobe'
Bid, 1018, for [ted Orns8 olid °thee
elm itable 11111 )1081'8, tvlI II 1'eeei118
101 Id l i n g '$11)111 05,
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Alnrley n.ud t [t s. t y L ( 1
daughter 1}('1043, were tip 1'1 nm Toe-
d 1 i , g funeral of formel's
c 4410 alit d r R
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father, iheludm 1 star 1, Aylestvolh.
Dr. Aylestvotlh,'Toronto, wabsalso in
attendance at the funeral of Itis
b4 Otter,
LATS Pl0'riot P. Avrtr•15Vi�o)arrr.-AL
his home in ll'ordwiclt Nov, 1111(4, the
death O enereal or Peter Ayiosworih,
nun of the pioneers of Itowick in his
786)1 year. Ile was linen Dec. 20111,
Is nles0owll4 AdiliegtoneCounty. 1)1-
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ceased rules eehneated in the old Bi Sett
Mettle my, afterwlu'ds teaching school
fo' a tinme. Ile then ioolt 0ouree let
(nmieeyeiet (lollege in Pi,ghkeepsie,
N. Y. To 1500 he graduated from
the school of IM(litary ln5000ptto1 at
King'+ton, 1(2,1871 decea.8011 eft1n0 10
ll,'wick, where h0 Set1led on Lote 0
rand 7, Oein, 0, a mile South of Go'rie,
.lune 1878, lie nem ie(( Mat gavot A.dejr,
a . ddin t n Comit . •Iu
1) npswnllh r\ 0
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1008 be l elfre(9 from the Paun to I!nul-
tair:ll where he lived fill tlpe. time
or his (death, 110 wasta memberr or
111 o Mel hod(st 011111'011 for 00 years and
in polities a staunch .Liberal, Was'
of a kindly though reLit(41 disposition,
Intl a 401 ghl, in all his dealin s,
/14404)1• r ❑till, g
Me. Ayleowllt•th Ss survived by leis
wife and 2sons, 110000er, of I3oissevain,
Man, and Mot10)1 l nrontc ; and G
L AtenstrFlig, Mellon., Hook,
hlrx, M, EaHtrlau I)1'uhulua HnHlc, ;
dao net's, 11aerlet, Net; Y urk 1 Mee.
A t
Mary and 01)0110, 144 luau( Ona sun,
1lorbell, and one daughter, Ante',
preileceaseil 1)1»3 110 is also survived
by Olin brothel Ur 11, 1f Ayle5wollh,
o` n 441144. 1 un Int I k le 1
f I 1
day et�e 1onnm le Die tloatll. c''lue'1.1•ty.
Iservice he"l)g a un(1urLevl b1 lir; lea' ler,
ltev, I ,I1. ('lyeedltlr.
Seaforth
Ale(btulist chair prl'xe ll(ed 011's. Jae,
(lrltnln('r with 14 bean)ll'ul 11)4(4) melee-
tal 4)5 14 wVeddi>Ig gift,
Mrs, AV. 1l 1lillan, Uetr"ie, la with
hut' x18(0', 14118, John 151.01110, tvho has
been serinllHly ill but. we are+ gia(1 t.o
1ea111 is (1011' till 1110 way 1. , u•ruvet y,
100111. 80011, (11' Iiarlurlte�, hue hurt
the sod n1'w. Ilan hi'a xuu•in-I:,n•,
\Yin, Slimmer., femme ly of McKillop,
h11(1 dieel ill SaH1CILtchewalr, 11e WAAS
only 3 years m1Lrried.
1 le e( o
The Bc I Uo heas Ic w SnsLr I t l l
I
e 111 slels
stn � 4 0u(0 (LII npitu4l tvm I r n !
3
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alyd a otnpleteiy stop by Dee. 1•b.
Nigi11 8/101 has alre ally gull C om-
pany will rete n t0 tn14lting thtesh(r8,
Trowbridge
04 Nu oN INFI.XXINZA.--\Vnrd Woe
reeeive(1 of the. death in 1laulilton tin
Nov. 171.11 of Ewalt P, Benner, a4) e
result of iulhleuze, The dx'censed will
be remeulbered by 11)a1y 0f the. older
residents Isere, he having been ;tsenci-
ated with his brother, J. II. Keener,
in business' at Stratl'ot'c1, before leav-
ing Lo reside in Hamilton, about 2O
yeat8 ago. He is survived by his
wife, two brothers, T. II. Kenner,
Stratford, and \Vrn, Kenner, Hautil-
ton ; two sisters Ples. W. R. Bell,
Toronto, and hire, Thompson, 11oth-
well ;. also his father, 'IRev. John Ken-
ner, of Bothwell. The lateen' 4408 a
fo'meo pastor here.
Blyth
Blyth subscribed over' $100,700 to the
Victory Loan.
\Vin. Moore has purchased the 1\1iss-
es Bentley property, Queen Se., aand
will get possessiob 1110 (!est week In
December.
Mrs. ei, A. Pople5t0ne attended the
banquet tendered Sir Wilfrid Laurier,
by the Liberals of London 011 Tuesday
of last week. She was chrism) on the
Executive of the ttss0ciateinn formed,
J. Ce. Emig/ has leased the dwelling
just vacated byJ. 0. tend Miss ltoss.
Mr. }toss and -daughter, Margaret, and
Master James will leave. in the Cotrrse
of a few :days for 1110 \Vest where
they will make their horue.
\Ved nesday evening, of last week
the SV. 0. T. U., of BIyOh, held their
regular monthly meeting at the hone
0f A'lt's. Geo. King, in honor of her
Diamond wedding, when an adcltess
and presentation teas given Mrs,(King.
Address tyles read ,lay Miss Snrath
Bentley and the golden bow lvith
atn0thyse se11ing was presented by
Mrs. Benjamin Taylor. Mrs. King,
although taoken entirely by surprise,
made a very aPPI0P5late and eloquent
reply. 3 other Oounty Life Members
received their' degrees at the same
time, namely : Mrs. R. Slater, Aire. E,
Bender and Miss S. Bentley. After
the presentation a very enjoyable prn-
graun was vendered by 10ea1 talent, as
"i1 ' dum b
' lr -''Be a I lesal 1 t
101 .tva
Rev. and Mts, McCormick ; 01rs,+ It
%Vightuxan gave a humorous reading
entitled "I. air) t dead 3 0 " ; "Silver
T1feads amongst' the (xold" and
"When yon you anal .f wore young
Maggie" were among the choruses
given ; short addresses by President,
Mrs. Young, and others, Alter sing-
ing the closing hyt11)1, ' Gnd be -with
you till the most again," t11e meeting
was dismissed with Benediction:
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Expert Watchmaker
Has returned t.o Brussels an(1 is
prepare(l Lo do all I(inds of
Watch aad Clock Work
Yours play be a capable I i ee-
keeper hot by incompetent re-
pairing yon 111ave lost 0i i1h in it,
Bring 1 0 111 tile. 1 will repai' the
wo'st wrecked watch or clock
atld will d0 ie reasonably,
\York Imo be Iri't a1 m /onto.
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Call 'Phone No, 80 for iufnrn)a-
Hon,
Eyes Tested and
Glasses Supplied
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F y011 want to Ian( tv (('ha1 1000)4'
81tme1114L1 Service moans, give
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Lae your order aunt you will
apprOeaLe my worst ill every way.
A i101Inment, or Menke' ie tnnl'e
thee just ra Nerved piece 0f stone,
11 is I he lest tribute I o those whose
lives hel ed tri h1.on 0401
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It is posiLively tleerseesy, ht or.
d'er10have'it erected )text Se111.
met', that yon plane yotn' order
ttiis Pall,
Brussels Granite & Marble Works
A. Id. itSAUEY, ProprIetot'.
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CN Y MEDICINE STOP THAT
p i� 1� 1 AWFUL
II1ADE FROM FRUIT o WASTE OF - WASTIE
i"UEL
Extraordenary Success dhich
ttFrult-a-lives" Has Achieved
1 STOP THAT
AWFUL
FUEL
One reason why "l1ruit-a-Lives"
is 4)0 extraordinarily successful In
giving relief to those suffering with
Cnnaipalian, 'torpid Liver, Indiges-
lian, Chronic Headaches, NeuralM; ia,
A'i,lnty rrnd /Madder Tn,,,,lles,
/1;,"e,n;/i;nt, Pain rn the Bach,
,f ,::+ufa told other Skin AH'ections,
is, he*muse it is the only mrtlicine in
the wo•lr1 made from fruit juices.
It is composed of the medicinal
ra e
pliuri ins found in a Ics o n s
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.figs and prunes, together with the
nerve tonins and antiseptics of
proven repute.
50e. a box, (l for $2.50, trial size 250.
At all dealers or sent postpaid
by I''ruit-a-fives Limited, ()ttltwa,
A Brussels Boy aboard
a Mian of War
Noway Lotter from Harold Armstrong,
Bon of Wm, and Mrs, Armstrong,
Brussels.•
DEA5 Mia, KERB. -This afternoon 1
have Ileeu "roosting" on a gun ba'rel
perusing a copy of Tnls f31;1TSSIiI B
POST. Here on the confines of the
Empire, it affords one uubourlded
11leastll'e to read doings awaay back inn
our Houle. town across the seas, which
Lu -dray alP00rh in one 1101111(11('88 blue
expanse, under ton equally blue sky,
without a break in iL as fat' as the eye
eau reach. So pertcei'ulare the waters
that 011110 I read of "Frank Smith's
Sunsei 9(71111 dyes" an(7 that "Burd-
ock's should not be allowed to go to
seed" I have forgotten aLll abort the
peril greater than wind or wave which
upsets the waters of Lhis Northern
latitude, Don't think I ant away tip
in Silleria ot• tvltere old "Cap" Peary
eon5Lrue.Led bis (1115 -Orli in the snow-
drift. \Vhilo I wi11 admit this is uo
spot. fur pauama suits, It is not quite
so Northerly as where I first joined
toy ship and chased the submarines
along the Arctic Circle between Ice-
land and Norway..
5huae then the were based off the
Northern coast o1' Paddy's Isle.
'tVhrt a great old coast it is -one gal-
lant battery of wind-swept cn•ags fac-
ing the grim old sea forever nloa ring
ILu(1 croaking, and tossing high its
spume of grey-white foam. The
Gil )11,4) Causeway, which we visited,
may well be recltoned as one of the
5te1Ltiet volcanic fan tastes of the
world,
\Vhile at sea in those waters we
never lacked excitement. 'The buzz of
our rattles frequently sounded day
and night. To be aroused front
dream„ of Dur dear homeland was
quite 140411111x11. In less than a Minute
everybody was scrambling up the
lunch. Weather conditions are never
a barrier to operations 044 such occas-
ions., \Vhaller it be one of those
heautifnl ('ve)ings-Moonlight on the
ncetl(-or one of those nights when
all arotnld is mte wild seething lmass
of waters, it (makes no (iifference,
There is nn back floor in kite navy,
Hence it behooves everyone to bo con-
tinually on the qui viva night and
day, and when at night. there is a
heavy sets. and. the rattles sonnds, it is
tip nn deck with all }possible despatch,
24 salt S 1'18 slot a
r et b
Ult.le m
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sill itr
light is showin each than
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's 1114)! inn to which 1(L hol(1-
lcnn vs lu l
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ing on Lo rails 0r ropes 10 keep front
bel lig washed OVet'b(M40'd) 111101(08 1115
wa.y In I.he (lark. The strip plunges,
lases and rolls from side to side furi-
mealy. All around the great black
Lins of water called with
mnt)tl , II
grey -while crests, rage in the ilarlcuess
an(1 keep up a continual splash, splash,
splash, A big fellow peescntly play
caat h us abeam then follows the
"stv14111" of wale's ae'oss the deck, but
the glut layers carry nn quite heed-
less of the se44s, Dark forms r18tle
about the gnus, tongues of fire illulmi-
nate ail i'oe a second or more and
441051 likely, we feel our ship heave
up suddenly at the saute Little the
death charge exploding with such
t 1 as to (:rause our steel plates to
nim c4)
v a }
31'44 h
rhLng its (hough stn l(1 y anme
515n:olio sledge hanmDer.
Following operations off Ireland we
cart'ied pub ()menial stunts off the.
Orkneys, and often crosse(l over the
1' T 1• sle
va' s put tvhera IZ lubes o. a s.
pY t t
'> orf.11 eat n 011 kn0
l lam mulct, 5(ty N 5 4)w 40
to me now. Once again tvo have
shtfle(1 and int present are enjoying
oneselves flue.
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a u eunlosl l a Lc c f the d ul
C r g iS Y
paper primed it the Ot'Itlteys, this is
all Lime ever is 10 it, en possibly some
of your readers of '('x317 ]31at18SMLs
Puttilvotlid appreciate the rant Ihat
they are getting good value fo' their
money when they compare ib with
"The (h'citdien." Show tit e to them
and they will 00015 across tvitll the
long greens.
Owing to tech rigid orders as regard
the lublicaLiOn of naval ,afi'aies I deem
it aedvisable to not pebli8h tabs letter.
I would indeed be delighte(1 t.o tell
yon 1lluly interesting phases of our
w0rlt bet, 11)1180 not, All 1 can say is
that. only t.he. 11 in d handlof Provi let ce
0ot11d bl'in5 ns through what the have
experienced 014 the higheeas.
I have 11)10 the pleasure of viewing
aur grand fleet, both in its nntivety
en(1 as 80parat0 squadrons, at sea.
Noe long ago the battle cruiser sgnad-
10n crossed Dur bolus. Those huge
' + Vonder11111
•re. rnnnslus present a t
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e 111It 8144 le lute
s lec1ao10 as Ila
e 4)t 4)r
a n'oss Lha seas They laugh at the
waves. ' l'ltelt decks bn8tle Willi guns
and from .010(4' turrets hnlle bal'rels
pi to rt as thnngh stretching their
necits in search of liun craft. It was
a beanliful sight to see tlleln eight-0'1e-
1,ant from each outer, silhouetted
against the evening slay,
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C�1' 'I'IIE WONDERFUL INVENTION
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F reco "' '"h e treat F u& Saving Stoves"
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Kitchen Rimg,e.
War or uo war we ;are at the point when we must use soft coal for cookie;; pnl-poses.
Colne and let u5 show you how tc' use this fuel -without DIRT, DUST or SOOT
and twice as satisfactory as hard coal.
Combination of Effiiciency, Economy, Sanitation, Simptlicity
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we1111:ln wants to burn soft coal in thr' ordinary
on an entirely New Principle
from any other
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The fireco Haages and Heaters Show the Way, and Saves
5o Per Cent Saving in Fuel
Go Per Cent Less Ashes to carry out
5o Per Cent Less Labor to Operate
loo Per Cent more Cooking and Heating
Satisfaction
No more Ashes to Sift
No more Fires to Kindle
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No more Stoves to Blacken
No more Black bottom cooking utensils
Better Ventilation
Absolute Safety in Fire Protection
A 13ig Reduction in the High Cost
Living
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S1i11 how interesting has been my
trip through one of our latest sub-
marines. The commander is a most
fascinating chap to talk to and he
spent a couple of hones in an endeavor
to make sue acquainted with the
principles underlying his handsome
craft, Ilad a look through t11e pert -
scope, tot my own ship ; had hire
demonstrate Lhe process of raising
and lowering the slab by Hooding and
blowing nut tanks ; had him shote 1110
the process of loading and aiming n
torpedo, eta He is a very outspol(en
chap and tants quite frankly of his
cruises in enemy waters.
On board my ship everything is go-
ing eking fine. My work of late leas
been very interesting and I stn really
enjoying life fine.
Each letter froth house bears the
sls
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hit hard, but we are here to see rt
through, which please God may he
before lung judging from the latest
War news.
\yell, Mr. Kers•, I must close fur
now.- 11ol>e you and Mrs. Kers' are
enjoying the best of health "in the.
pink," so to speak. Everything is
"top hole" here. Sincerely,
1IAttotee AlaotwTRONO.
Spr. A. Aitcheson
Writes from France
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you a fete lines in the forst of a letter
in acknowledgment or what I have
received front you' 11 is impossible
for 01e to find words to express my ap-
o earch
'01 and if I vers t e
IreciaLl t
>1 inc>CHnd:
�Vebstet s
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any. But yon can. pctnre For your-
self 3 fellows tvho had been out work-
ing, hued for 10 hours without any -
C p +11 pelt['
LntCheourha 11w
thing toeata ( 6 i
of rain which drenched tts through
and on coining helve T teas hlanded
your parcel, Use I}rse sweets the had
for neer 3 months, Oran you imagine
you see our faces 11 .Jost puts you til
mind of a hone picture of a bunch of
children on a Cheistnlas morning.
We forgot we were in the ariny rand
while we enjoyed some of the contents
eve jestt dreamed of home and friends.
Although .1 ()tuft thank yon as :1
world lilte, 1811(140 sue to stay that
actions speak lender titan words (32)11 1
have formed my opinion of yon rand
you have Clone Iver e foe rue than 811144[.
off my 80-c(llt(1 closes friends. low
you Ituow what. to sen(} i0 MOM lan T
0411 figure nut for it is ,just what T
%vented, las we haave been unable for
some titme to get to a Y. M. C. A. 0r
canteen, You asked if there ryas
anything spoiled and I may say not
until rabout 80 seconds after I got into
1l din
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it au t en t w
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w } p}
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tvho soot bnx(s 1 all t1( t t
t•Iley got Lo their destination you can
give yonrs0lf eredi1 rot• knowing Itowto
,tack a box, It was ass good as (bough
11 had just beet cooked and which
I consider ryas very ood. T9te box
hacl done co side •able travelling he•
fore it reached. me for you posted it
August 30 and it reached lye October
22nd. With' my tFrance address it
conies straight through, even if we do
go from place to place as the alae hav-
ing a hard ,job to keep up to Fritz
these clays. 1 wander what the peo-
ple of Canadat think of the Peace
negotiations but every soldier nearly
to a npan bacics General Foch and if
you knew whaat I do you would want
b'ritz pushed clear into the ocean and
wiped off the face of the reap entirety,
1 rm. one hope to see 1110 day w11en he
wilt cry for mercy.
You aske(1 me about using tobacco
and I must confess thatl d0. One has
to (10 sotllethiug to take his mind off
his tvnllt for a little while and we find
this is the best way. \'Ve are all issu-
e(1 three packages a week and so I
broke theta up and use it in my pipe
and as 1 am nota ver heav smoker
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i n set' vho don' e e en
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stand why il' yon were here.
My address is Spr. A. Aitchison, 0,
E. Battalion, 1st Division, A Coy. 13.
A). F. France. I am Dot) allowed to
say anything of the country, but God
willing, I }lope to be able to return
some day and try to give you a picture
of the country and life in general.
1-lowevel• I can assure you I am enjoy-
ing perfect health and despite the
11a1'clships I am glad I am het'e and
hope to stay and do my bit to down
LARGE STOCK OF
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Just to hand, Mance your' pat is known
Salt11 you requhre Salb In
hull( 0110 can supply you,
Out' stock of
Groceries
is Fresh and Up-to-date,
Phones 1 Stove 43 ; Residence 27,
W4' J. McCracken, Brussels
Germany that she shall never rise to
any }popularity again. It is kind of
tough but I have a reason.
And now thanking you wit11 all my
heart and wishing you and Me. For
s 1 1 the rest the v bet of ood
Iet4au Bey s g
luck and happiness,
Your sincere friend,
SPR. A. AITCrHISON,
Its s estimated that somewhere be-
tween 90,000,000 and 000,000,000
pounds of cod should be available for
export this year if shipped fresh or
frozen, and between 50,000,000 and
55,000,000 pounds if cured.
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