The Brussels Post, 1919-10-23, Page 404,03,00.+100.
C fie trusse1s post
TliIIRSDAY, OCTOBER 23, I9re
Owe oto of the rut and epee,' nil
111,
( 1 xali'11 Iorvn tax Tate l„1' rely is 44
tnllls Some rote
Sou Fres'rmen ear/Whig Ontario le
tal College this season, This is ser
a case of a big "pull."
BUTTER, eggs and meat, three arti
very essential to the dinner table,
still travelling on stilts and an aeropi
almost necessary to get at them.
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((11 and 11,u't, 1 who
us,. 1IIt.
Spirit Pencil
4.t+, • give pull f31014 rtiel 'all lit loft' it
en 4. totters lire you thew ie1 rind
e)Y n1)inillne.
• 17varriptiva sample free,
• O. G. MARTINI,
cies .lI. Inventor and elanufitetovet',
are +411 \Vest Ferry St, I3d'I''FALO
:ane 'F
400.40004.11
IT looks quite a bit as if the railw
bill being put through by :the Domiu
Government wan like buriug a la
with a mortgage on it for ab'lut all it
was worth.
LET 05 take as our motto in this Do-
minion -Canada First. It this were
lived up to it would cut out profiteering
and doubtful doings of all kinds. Pub.
lie office is not banded over to a man for
his personal advantage altogether, as
some appear to think hut for the gener-
al well being, The occupants are ser-
vants not owners.
DAYLIGHT Saving time will cease a
Standard time be resumed on all eau
dian railways on Sunday neat at 2 a.
.A good many people will not be , orry
the mornings are short and in addiri
so many were not lintel up with t
railway reckoning. This may be goo
bye to the method.
Tax Beth annual Ontario Provinci
Winter Fair will be held at Guelph o
Decembers to 11 R. W. Wade
Secretary, Parliament Buildings, Toro
to, would mail von a prize list i( you a
him. Huron County should lay claim to
a much larger share of the prizes than
has come this way for several years.
Keep Huron to the front.
ay VITTORIA College, Toronto, hes a
P10�
Y@gi5ti'ltt,',n til;. year of ,i()'; students
rte wan 3451reshmen, and More expected.
'Phe rereor 1 attendance was 444 with 112
freshmen. The cessation of war has stt
many students free and they are evi-
dently not going to lose any time in get.
ting down to work.
Wit have nn`ice(1 iu scores of eases in
city Police Courts names of men from
European lands is only an inkling of
the danger Canada is imperilled with un-
less this element in our land is dealt
with carefully and juliicionsly They
might be taught, however, to have a
higher ideal in their eltlz-nahip than
to aspire 10 (1 .respect law and Wes'e1 n
1 lea of Civil 7.3131'1. Guesa some' i,11e•
they are in icia the ifrntt by some fel-
lows who are enter in coverirg up thti'
tracks.
nd
a-
xe.
5s
on
he
d.
LtsaaTv League. that has had so meey
al fears that their lights are sang lo 1 e
n trampled upon liv the Piolr.bitiouists,
is sounded it note of warning that the vex
n- campaign. after "Banish the bar" would
-k be against the cigarette and the tearful
pleading was very pathe'le. Possihtt
the hint the League gave may be verfi d
anti barring the liquor tradi,, itis doubt-
ful If a greater or more tusidunus evil
prevails than the cigarette We know of
one firm, at least, who in the emotes -
Men t of boys and young mea sake a 1(1 11
at their fiu3(:r tips and ban those win,
evidence the yellow peri!. A war on
the cigarette would be a crusade nt the
interests of the youth of the hied. Law
says persons under 15 years of age .re
not permitted to purchase "c'ISn oats "
Why ?
ryo 111LES an hour was the record at-
tained by a French airman in aerial
tests near Paris. Tga PnsT sometimes
wishes we had one of those machines to
round up some of our long behind sub-
scribers but if the latter will u e the
regular mail service we will norneed to
invest io a "speeder "
Gar read y to boost the new Victory
Loan. It is not a few big subscriptions
that count but thcIthousands of smaller
sums that are invested. Security is the
best, interest fair and terms satisfactory,
hence there should he a ready response
as there was in the last loan, Read the
advertisement in this and subsequent
issues for further particulars.
Now bow would it be if everybody
would square away and put their should.
er to the wheel in conneetion with the
Church, Sunday school and Young
Peoples' Society. '•Forward" in the
word in connection with the biggest
campaign the Canadian churches ever
knew. A united effort just now would
give it a great impetus toward the cul
tnination of the plan.
WHY is dour so dear? Maybe this
may he one of the reasons, viz. the
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., has declared a
dividend of 59 per cent on its common
stock. Annual statement showed
profits to he Se,632,sc6. If the Govern•
meat Commission would take the bilnk•
ers from their eyes they might get a
pointer from the above.
CANADA should nut be saddled with
heavy courses of military training. We
are aware some of the war lords have a
bee in their bonnet along alis line but
while physical culture may be all right
an effort to create a militarist spirit ie
not desirable nor 11 rcessary Pa riotism
can be inculcated by a higher method
than that sod the fellows who are look•
Mg for steady jobs for years to come
should be told plainly about it.
+ror'ne
BOL411111,vISTS are receiving their de-
setts in Russia for their insurrection and
traitorous conduct. Many defeats are
recorded and a Winter campaign will
pinch more than their toes They
should be sat on hard as they are a
menace to stable government and would
be incnmpeteut to rule There'll; a num-
ber of people in Canada who am doing
their best to sow dissention but if they
are wise they will quit their meanness
and prove their patriotism by tbeir loyal
ty to the powers that he,
Softs of the new and said to be met
fashionable garments for ladies are it
perfect fright and make a guy of the
fashion devotees, We laugh at the
Chinanlan's method of putting on bis
clothes but some of the extreme modern
outfits look as if the dressy wearer had
turned her wardrobe inside out. 1501110
of the latest modes are announced es
"an aid to beauty" but our guess is that
99 out of a 100 would judge them to be
"A scarecrow on duty," Of all the
crazy freaks people will perform to fol•
low the goddess of fashion is uuexplane
able to those wile say they are sane. -
East Wawanosh Council
Council met. on October 11th, put-
strat11 to adjournment, 1)il11 nl embets
present. Minutes of la.( meeting
lead to111 (sloth toed (111 motion of Cul -
rie and Buchanan.
Engineer's repelt on the Keehnie
drain, Cons, 2 and 3, in 3 144111 to 1)1,•
parties interested. Moved by 1rvsit,
and Straughan that report be movie.
tonally adopted and that Clerk be in-
structed to have necessary By-law in
conneatian therewith prepared for
next lmeeting of Council.
'Moved by Irwin and Buchanan 111ni.
Municipal Connell of township of
East Wawanosh reeminurlid to the
citizens of this rnlutnun)tj' the heave y
support of the Victory Loan of 1918.
Ths pl•nceede of this Iran ure needed
by the National Govert:meet for cur-
rent obligations and the prospective
cost of reconstruction which is vilal
to the future prosperity of Oa:lathe
Phe call of patriotism demands that
each and every citizen shall do 1110
part by subscribing as fully as his
financial position will warrant. Car-
ried,
Tilt following accounts were paid
E. \Valke•, use of scraper..... ,., $ 60
Geo, 53!. Robertson, work on
grader 3 00
CVin Rodger, remit on grader.. 4 80
IV. SVightnlan, work on grader 1 00
Orville SJeGowan, work on
grader 10 `tit
SV, Dow, guiding and picking
stones on river hill Con. 10 ,.
Gen. Pocock, work on side lines
39 and 40 Can. 13
W. J. Dobie, drawblg tile... ....
M. Bell, nom. statute labor. lax
Sam. Keyhole, board Int Engl.
neer on Keehn ie Dain ..........
C. A. Jones, Engineer fees and
assistance on Kenhnie Drain.,,
A. Porterfield selecting 10103 s
W. SVitlghtman selectillg,luroes
J,N. Campbell selecting .lutes
Pat, Gibbons furnishing
material and building 2 cul.
ye2•ta on 0011. 9 ............... , . .
C. Campbell, gravel
\Vtn, Salter, gravel
C. Sanborn, gravel
SV. Bennett, gravel ........
B. Jackson, gravel
R. Redmond, gravel
O, Conk, gt 3(3301
R, Bentley, gravel . ...
Tp, Tnt'nb('1 ry, gravel
GScutt, gravel ... ..............
P. W. Scott, gravel .........
W,
Fothergill, gravel ....,,,.
SV. Kechnie, grovel.
'1'. Bratino'k, glltvel
R. ,J. McGee, grovel
J.J. JZelr, abnvelling gravel
P, Vi intent, 0hovellitlg gravel
N. Johnston, shovelling gravel
W. Iieohnie, shovelling gravel,
On motion of Straughan and Currie
000nnil adjourned to meet Monday,
Nov, 10th,
A. Pult'1'1:1tPJP,Lb, Creek.
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3 20
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0 00
8 5(1
78 00
6 110
3 00
3 011
130 00
1 20
3 20
2 00
1 40
1 80
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4 50
5 10
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3 00
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Tenders Wanted
The Mu inipal Council of the Township of
tion of the Mills Drain )dr 111e tenders°which
must he nnnemitemied with a 550 gond faith
cheque, will he opened at the 'Cm/Yoshio Hall.
at 2 O'oloolr on Monday October 27111, 1018
Plans apuecideataono, estimates &n , in 01111)10e•
t1011 With the drain may be 0,30 et the °ter)t',,
repidni)30.
It R. No 4rWitrehe o, A ]41 x (3EA uevale.
1741.
MAIL CONTRACT
tte.e a ,l 'Co'nfe'r., add respell 141 the P,I+I 11111,4 of
th• u -rel, will W.+ 1•erely,ot at Ottawa lien
, 3 3hidny, the 14th dor of November, flee, for
the'v1,413,4311 nte of 1110 AIuJ 4t, 11(411.. on a
pr + 1 t ntraet 1nr fool c ^I) times
1•;;; ever t?lnrv'tiu No. 2 Rural Rents,
h r IJ P ohna ret U, I,ernl o PI,mkll re
1;1. i a 3101 ii.C9 eon/miens further is mrtitii
4,..13 a to 00111111 41110 of prnpnsnd ('not 'net may
is. seen Sold Hawk irk f refs Of. Tender may be eh•
Ail u0„d et 1131? of Otatiou of limerah, W
hang, It m -+,.)+ ani lielglo,vo, anti at the (nice
of the peer oftiee peew e% London,,
Pest t»Ib',o Inepootore, °niee, London, 8rd
October, 1010,
('HAS. it H. FISORER,
Pot Office Inspector.
1
MAIL CONTRACT
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Post.
master General, will be received at Otte W11 nr'.
til noon, on Friday, the 14th day of November,
1918, for the conveyance of E1. 11lajesty's
Maine, on a proposed contract for four yeara,
six times per weep, over Brnrsels No, 2 Rural
Route, from tate Postmaster General's pleas.
nae.
Printed notteos containing further Women,
tion as to conditions of proposed contract may
be semi and blank forms of 'render may be ob.
Mined at the Post Offices of Brueeelo, itinerate,
Reufryn and Walton, and at the office of the
Post Orrice Invpentor, Londen,
Poet Odic,, Inspector's Chace, London, tird
October, 1919.
CHAS. E, H. FISHER,
Poet Office Inspector,
A. 0. Dames
Hnvi1g sold his h, use will ,,•11 1,y
Public Auction
,Saturday, Oct. 25
the following ;
Gerhard Reilltzman player piano, 3)1110in cat.
filet and `m4 role, of music, sectional oak book
rape 2 )noes oak tables, birch mahogany par-
lor suite. birch mahogany parlor cabinet, birch
mahogany parlor centre table, oak hall lack,
oak dieing room table pedestal) extends 10 8
ft.. 8 ask dining room chairs leather trimmed,
oak buffet, 003) china eatenet, White rotary
0041,1 art machine, 033 and water color paintings
end outerictures, 'a,•ge oval mirror, $cooler
kitchen cabinet, Pandora range, 2 burner oil
stove with shelf and oven, large Pavel ito Coal
move, medium Favorite coal heater, Ronal
Oak heater, granite andaluminum kitchen
ware, dishes, &n , 1 braes and 2 iron bedstendo,
Ostermore. Ideal and other mattresses, bed-
ding, &e., birch mahogany bedroom /mil 0, °n3)
b-slro2 nin r°1oreathstndi1ltz passenger bedroom stands
r toilet
Ser
snake tractor attachment including power and
wagon attachiiieet,, wagon gravel box, 2 -fur.
row power oft plow 16I11saey-Hm•ri,). Eureka
matcher aril seeder, Iron Ago 2 -wheel hos with
hill and 4.111 eerder attachments, 1.31the1•
"Hades font p'+aver 331111 dfse and sickle grind.
e n tnchmeutp, Meyers hand spray poop,
Inwn nunver, &c,
At rime timennd place will offer the 100 acre
orals farm, being Lot 21, Con. 15, Grey town-
ship. r a more extended list see posters.
Terms -8600 end under cash ; over that
amount Months credit on approved joint
notes. Terms for farm made known on day
of .ale, A. (i. DAMES,
Proprietor.
AUt'TI°N 'ALE OF FARM FARM STOCK,
t\Ipl.fn tams, &0-F. H. Scott, Auc•
tionoer, has received instructions fano the
endorsor, ed proprietor to sell by public am,
h .31 at N! I tits 1058, eon, 1, 6l Orris, -Friday,
;fobs Yth, at 1 o'clock, the following
v+iunbh,• property :-1 blmrdmare supposed to
be in foal, 1 general purpose horse 7 years old,
1 driving horse 8 years ofd, t Ally rising 8
years, 1 gelding rising 2 years, 6 rows suppos-
ed to be in calf, 1 farrow cow, 2 2.year old
heifore, 2 2 -year steers, 4 spring calves, 10 pigs
2 months old, 0 plgs 2j155 month. old 2 brood
sows, 100 119110, 1 6I0aseyIfarria hinder, l
hl assep•Harris manurepreader, 1 Frost &
Wood mower,/ Deering need drill 18 hoes, 1
10 ft horse rake, 1 cultivator, 2 sets 110440315,
1 disc harrow, I pen harvester, 8 franking
plows, t 2 -furrowed crown plow, 1 souffier, 1
Adams 11'83,31, 1 158(31(11 boa with shelving?,
set of hob ale,gh., 1 sat of bunks, 1 hay reek,
1 31,13313 rack, I grovel box, turnip putper, 1
Clinton tanning mill, 1 robber Ore boggy
nearly 11035. 1 mad ear/. 1 sat 450)330, 1 tone
boat, 1 wheelbarrow, 1 grindstone. 1 Ing boat,
3 buggy pole, 1 cutter polo, 1 set of long tug
118rne01, 1 1,01 of lens tag harness with breech.
ink.] Set long rug harness for third horse, 1
et plow 1larlleea, 1 set Mimeo end collars for
driving harness, 2 sets single harness,. 4 logg-
ing 0110111a, 1 m0k can, 1 cream eepprntor, 1
lawn swing, sugar kettle, about 6 tons of good
hay. a quantity of OP la, 100 huo mixed grain,
9 floras of turnips, a quantity of corn, 2 -dos.
grate '1sa ,n ls.opes & pulleys,wh115 machinehos
forks and numerous other articles too nenler.
oils to mention Implements are in good re.
poor. Farm will also be , ffered for sale sub-
ject to resin v:, bid Fele without r000rvo 110
the proprietor is giving up farming, Terms
Heins of 35 lull antler ,1o4 ; over tint amount
12 mouths credit given on furnishing approved
Joint notes. 11 per cent off for ceeh of credit
amounts Terms for rill 111 tnade known 00
day of sale or on application tn.
1 D. NI ILLER, Proprietor.
AU''TITIN H a LE OF FARM STOCK AND
8111 Itlrnlem0011a-F. 0 000113, Aoeticurer
boa been les(rncl011 by the undersigned to sail
by Public A111110n 05 1,0327, ('011. 18, (4rey, on
hrondey, net.,ber 233)0,, et I o'olook, the follow•
log valuable property 1-1 aged mare in foal to
Lothian Trial, 1 brown horse 5 years old, I
black 1)0333' 33) purpose 111111.0 rloing 4 years, 1
Holstein c •w sunp°sed to claire about Feb, 4th,
1 Durham cow nap» "el to Calve about (Pols,
Bed, 1 re, Dir Ilam (331)0 supposed to calve
0)003 1.06 r,f Fob., above down are a 1 milking,
I row milking. 1 hearer rising 0 years 111110115,
1 Holstein 01135 milking, I11Woe 2 y sank a tl
with calf at root, 1 ono, doe to calve in A cit,
1 cow supposed to entre ,inn, 8, 1 Durham steer
rising 8 years, 1 1131331• rising 2 years next Ann-
& Wood hinder
st, 0 141480114141480114rising' years, 11 chunks of pigs
about 60 lbs 0 store pigs about 175 (bo , 1 Prost
ant 4 °rope, 1 MaaseyHarrts
mower, 1 hpr,e rake, 1 hay tedder, 1 disc her•
row nearly neW, 1 Walking plow, 1 twin plow
and other (u'ticle+, 9015 on ecnount of poor
(1381)11 and Ells farm is well seeded to grass,
!l','I'1n4.--04111110 of $5. and 1111der C,loh 1 00433
that mount 010snnui credit given on furnish.
Ing approved joint notes, Land Owners as Ern.
purity, 8 per cent off for CR1111 to credit
amounts.
RUSS001, 12013441211802,1, Proprietor.
AUOTION MALE 01e FA11M STOCK, IMPr.E•
(1(000 &c. -F. S. (Cott, AltoHon0er, 1100
received Instrn0tlolls from the undersigned
Proprietor basalt by Pnldla Anatten at Lots
04 & 85, (on, 18, Grey towneh)p Wednesday
October 28th, at 1 o'clool(, the following vain•
able property :-1 aged driving mare, 1 driver
8 years ofd 1 driver 4 years ()KO cows second
coli, 2 freeh, cows. 9 110w9 supposed in coif, 1
boll 2years 0)15 with pedigree, 1 grade bull 1
pedigree. of , 1 lloli)ors heifer 2 years old with
heifers, 8 steers 8 years old, 91 teare 1 year
aid, 4 calves, 9 chunks of pigs, l °heater hog,
1 Sow supposed to farrow about end or Doeom.
bee, Oen 17fi 1fen0, 2 nutters, 2 binders Massey.
Harris and llo('ormiek, 2 mowers, side dolly.
cry relrn, hay loader, set of sleigh., roller,'
send drill. 2oultivatora one stiff tooth, riding
DOM 0cuffier, monism. of single plows, 240r-
row plow, nren,n cepa of ,r, minare spreader,
2 (lisps s and 2 hnese, set h u•rows, dump snore,
wagon, gravel box, dray, 0(133 heavy harness,
2 sots light harne00, 400 bu911ele ease 400 bn0,
mixed grain, nnmeroua other'artleces, Pale
without reserve as proprietor le moving
to Welton to epee a Renee, Terms. -A 11 Duma
of 410A0 marl under cash over that 0moltnt 8
months credit will be given on furnishing ap•
proved joint »0650. 5% discount for cash 011
credit amounts
GE0, 8N1LLING, Proprietor,
House Tor Sala In Cranbrook
tri I ) ,., 0 1111 . uvro, 111 1,3,1
for Haig,1 1 , • I,1 .i triune stn)i„
chard, N 1,,l. ),,sled,, \fling, 1, 1'3013
brnol1, 1.. air on; to ,.-3 ),' of halo 1111011,1 510
NO°Knil. I`,r' ou'thrl' 313.-1lreblrr 31143317 10
'A' .3 •41101,1.1133N,,y'anhrnok.
111 -1 ,.. ,1.1' 3 1119,01 ',A I,1,, F1 'i'hoom,.
25 YEARS AGO
A 11111,•,1 +^;,lts.5 eontemporare is
responed+lc 301 1hl:. tabulatimt Of
things as thee' were only twenty-five
earl +(1131.
Ladi3'o (yore bustles:
Operations were rare.
Nnb„d4 swatted the By.
,A(111 l had seen a silo.
Nob; l,i3 had appendicitis.
Noh".1. •r,,re white shoes,
Nob, :+1 -r1 •teed orchards
e nu'. '1 'n had livery hills.
Crean) was five cents a pint,
02(11(1,. topes were 111e10110,
You n3'rer beard of :t "tin Lizzie."
114113) 9111ke was a favorite drink.
Nob,„ is C-tre11 for the price of gasp.
line.
Farmer, came to town for their mail.
The hind itiro drew one -fifty a week.
The i'utcher "threw in" a chunk of
(1511.
o ca
id
Folks vud pneumatic ares )vara a
tl'ur 1101.) were burned instead of
baled,
Jules Verne was the only convert to
the submarine.
l on stuck tubes in your ears to hear
it phonograph and it cost a
4)1me,
l his, Mind you wa3 on131 3(t lar
3) as 4595- Does the world lit, )'1133
1 Ut'xe I..1:5� �t1'i)d iJ
CAPSULES
ran
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1' 11' 'to -onto). We mail anywhere on
11.54.
34,11, 44;e111 1 t Bra000ls„las. Fox, Druggist, '
Farm for Sae
Far111, for Dole, b, ing 84 Lot 10 'on f, )i"1
ria township, r011tlnllill g 11
110'''ra I'nlr,l,+tl
111/10 1101100.101111c horn, &need well enol spy'tug
04043)+ (400d Inenlity, ,onv,sl b.ut. to (rho 4,
1 aunedhlte 33n00e01,1nn. For Nether [milieu.
titre apply to 11`, x. 3 1)5'1, Iirnn.el.
Farm for Sae
Farm for Sae
11 1," 3 lit, l •,.n d, u, er township. ,•310)44115
ie , 1,.» a ro0, :111 uroh r ,•nitllntiull , omrort•
141,le rialto, loll.,', hank horn, gn,I o•1'hnrd,
,11'111,'.1 wen al1,1 neve(' flllllug 051'3113. 21nilt'e
:TIM, I,3' ' 1 1( • 1 'e
I , !1and 1 , 11 I hand I1Pcte Mril ,
¢)n 11,11e la-n,m1toclow°I11,
adnl,r further p0l11)11•
1. in mien,
Ia'„ •, ,npplf Ir, W. (1, 1101,1,A1111, 1011,1,
,13-111 40133)1 AN, ltrnsorla.
Being 1 cot 8, Coro, a Gray h+w estop, et itie u,
Ing tGuntr,w lie,+1111tu l,ifllgm.-nl,lo,nn•', ,1: ""fm for Sale
Witter and only 1113114. (nil fir n 1., 1' , ,
doer pa rtinllluti 111.1,1Y 10
11,010., 1918 h t I.ITI I IC ROM, 113.1
Farm for Sale
Farm for sole, containing 11115 aale0, town•
ship s30l•yburou).1lr, 8111 C'on.. 7 titles from 1.(s
towel and 11 front Trelee 1ttdlon, (1 1'. I It
mite front thriving vine go, with school
ehnrrh, fir. 1•111 10 Weil 43at3,19) 1'1,e1.nri
able tease, barn 1:30 foot 3.3potre,With 0,0b3ng
nn(lerneatb Weer ill +.0113/.3-1.
For further pal Moulin Intl • 1
01 Nk. rVII,ou 1lt if At', 1,1: ),11 el. 11. 1' 11
For Sale
Ilousentellot,,,0011811fng fu:, ar19,4, in Ito
Village of Crania ook, the property of the late
kirk Agnes Brown, /ordered ter halo. Jeromehouse, arn, Dna tree,, Mon Pok.o-o,-), i could
given eet once t For fo,•ther partienloro (Ip
ply 10 Maa. T(1(10 ('0n000N Or W3I ('A 311'1 0,
Exeentore estate of the late kora.A Blies lwow 0,
(Iran brook,
R'Gr 111:1 u' 141, •0 L•, bei/,, le. ,, Io11,
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"1 Hope
Every City and
District Will Win
My Flag"
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When Edward, Prince of Wales -eager, bright
eyed, smiling and sincere -arrived in Canada in
August, and when he voiced his great admiration of
the wonderful achievements of Canadians, on the
fields of battle and at home, once again we were
thrilled with joyous pride.
He asked concerning Canada's reconstruction pro-
gramme, and when he was told of the Victory Loan
1919, he graciously consented to the use of his Coat
of Arms on a flag, which is to be the prize of honour
for districts achieving their quota in the loan.
In dedicating "The Prince's Flag" at Ottawa on
Labor Day, His Royal Highness said in part:-
"It
art:"It is a great joy to me to be associated with the
loan, which is the bridge between war and peace, and
which is finishing off the job."
"I hope every city and district will win my flag."
Striking, and beautiful in design, this flag will form
not only an unique memento of Victory Year, but a
Iasting and outstanding souvenir of the visit of His
Royal Highness -a visit which will remain as one of
the most memorable events in Canada's history.
The reproduction above shows the design of the
flag. The body is white, the edge red; in the upper
left hand corner is the Union Jack, and in the lower
right hand corner the Prince of Wales' Coat of Arms.
The flag is made in two sizes, 4 feet 6 inches by
9 feet for small cities, towns and villages, and 7 feet
by 13 feet 6 inches for cities of over 10,000 population,
Canada has been divided into canvassing districts
by the Victory Loan Organization. Each city forms
one district. Other districts have been determined
according to population.
Each of these canvassing districts has been allotted
a certain amount in Victory Bonds to sell. To win
the Prince's Flag, therefore, a district has to sell its
.allotment. That is the one and simple condition,
Anticipating that many districts will buy far
beyond their allotment, the organization decided that
for each twenty-five per cent. excess of the quota one
Prince of Wales' Crest be awarded. Thus the workers
in a district doubling its quota will be the proud win-
ners of four small crests for their Honour Flag. These
crests will be sewn to the flag. The Prince's Crest -
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the three ostrich plumes -is shown at the top of the
coat of arms.
To every organization with fifty or more employees,
where seventy-five per cent. of the enrollment invests
a total of ten per cent. of the annual payroll in Victory
Bonds, a supplementary Prince of Wales Flag in
smaller form -48 inches by 34 inches -will be
awarded.
The allotment for each district has been carefully
considered, and is based on a conservative estimate
of the purchasing power of the district.
Your district can sell its allotment and thus win the
Prince's Flag, provided each person does his or her
share.
You will gladly do your part and encourage your
neighbour to do his.
Remember YOUR purchase', may be the one that
decides whether or not your district is to be the proud
possessor of the Prince's Flag.
The Prince's Motto is "1- Serve"
Will You also Serve?
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Issued by Canada's VdctoryLoan Committee
in co-operation with the Minister of Finance
of the Dominion of Canada, 1
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