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d more
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et regard to making
with the enemy wait
r
Japes Prime Blim-
last, when he de -
pan adhered
to adhere to: the
- which the Eaten:he
ted not to make- s
7th the enemy.
ng the Poets
)e as much at see Is
leey were about INV
✓ ite cursed the tows
e se many poets at
for starving so many
L. to know how a main
p horses of the char -
E he had to grub for
Ented to drive most
rubbing or a livheg
served for their
the horses of the
La; said you ought tie
rnt.,,,,ke them sing, arti
e angry the momease
singireed blamed a
et...ding a pet lion ea -
:zing some author at
nse, and was all for
4hor to the lion on
wrote. Ele wanted
el, but the literary
the protector almost
New Republics
pited
E the .prefessore at
kd his domestic trials
evidenced when a.
r rather serious tura
-valve him in a theo-
'the asked, "do you.
gieve in infant dant-
A," said the protest -
in Japan.
was one of the
rs in Japa.re When
writing on, the skin*,
Iea..ves of plards
rn Japanese were re-
aghts on paper made
getable fibre. Paper
t was probably intro -
about 610 A.D.
ak and
CURED BY
BURN'S
NERVE PILLS.
chofl Listowel, Cote
weak a.rici nm
'palpitate, and
rzy spells. A frie' nd ode
your Heart and Nerve
at once, and found As*
ger, and my heart was
ter in a short thee- I
4.r medicine too kigbty
me a. world of g
et.so bothered wide
• vince ;childhood, sant
hy using your -e"
and Nerae Pills knee
at for the past twessize-
tutivereaily known Es
enedy for all v.,oublee
tmrt or reeves. t
rt and Nerve Pillma
bioxes for $1.25, at a&
d direct ott receipt *
&Laura Co,, loam*
TO ONST/PUED
ktousFrttlt Laxative" cait h*rr
• tender little Stomach,
and bowefs.
k at the tnue ea Merl
yottr JJttle onea stomacli,hver
bowels need eanSiflg at once
Nften peevish, -Cross, listless, doehhre
ale4p, pat or act naturally, or is feeree
esdaie stomach soire, breath bad; lia,s
ot throat, diarrinee, full a coIdegivo
edefedeenful of4'Califortria Syrup et
.',".attd in a few hours all the foul,
eematipated waste, undigested food
sad soar bile gefitly movers out Of its
3Ittle bowels without griping, ,and you
ha,ve a well, playful child again. Ask
_7011h druggist for a Recent rbottie
°Vesliforeia Syrup of Figs,' 'which „con.
Ulna ftel directions for 'babies, c ..
alren of ah ages and for grown -ups -
.** Eaxts
awe; Oonieyaneer and
ggitary Public. Solicitor for the Done
Weer Benk. Offiee reit' of the Dom -
bias Seatorth. Money ttrloun,
J. M, MIST.
autleteh, golkitori Chdreaacetir taid r°11ing 1:1P fr°m the 'canyon that few Weeks after the Smoky Creela-fire,
'Wry ,Public. Office upesitaireever
wkees foraitore -otoTer Main Vihreet,
'Worth,
Fra
Smith
.by
Spearman
aiiybodyasked for him to report him
dead, and going to bed, slept twenty-
four hours.
ClUPTER
s,"FeepIng Orders.
• The burning of Smoky Creek .Bridg
was hardly off the minds ofhe MAW-
........kk
fain men when a disaster of a '17eyen
sort befell the division./ In ee RA
Valley east of Sleep Cat th... mail
1.4ne springs between two raoges o
hills with sa dip and a long' supporte,,
:rade in each direction. At the poin
if the dip theta is a switch from whiel
a spur runs to a granite quaree. Ine
....... track for two mites is straight ail•
the switch -target and lights li
(Continued from last week.) , I easily from either direct -on- &We
at one particular inoent.of th
"E-tleeryone is talking about im
t yet,". a Moment Which is in the valley neith
Dicksie was saYing. '11I had lost nY et quite dagreay. nor quite night. Even
beet friend.I couldn't have felt alone. then
you know, my father built it. I rode this t disadvantage eveure
trains east -bound only, because i:1,
' over therethe day of the tire, and. down to unusual eircunestances. When the un in a burst of dawning grimy hows
!
'. into the creek So I could look up where - It stood. I never tealized before how itself Above' the
es
erest of the eaetern
, high and how long it was, and when I range, an enginernan, eett--boural may
remembered how proud father always' be so blinded by the rays streaming
was of his work there—Cousin Lance I arm the rising sun that b.e -cannot
I often Old inc—t sat down e right (111 the see the switch at the foot of the grade.
;
ground and cried. Really, the rains ; For these few moments he is helpless
were the most pathetic thing you ever %should
aw, Marion, with great clouds of.; quarry anything be wrongwith the
,
•
SWiteh. DOWIl this grade e.
'Sleepy_ Cat.
. When- the mete reached- McCloud lie
was talking with. Bucks° over the wires.
Bucks had got into headteiarLera at
the -river late tha-, ifJ11;-
getting details, from Me CI o
Sugar Btes utrobb:-,3ry
trinlionflen;; sent hi, -t
•
itIC of Van Horn • ? • „T. In
thg enteerer thai:
no,lie neer to the
and rarele -
orreepen etace,-
tookthe message no -er
1" • • ir
1-;
ilarrtiter, Solicited, Asnveyanter and
alleary Public, Solicitor for the Carla-
Illan Reek a Commerce. Wales to leen.
tor emit,. Office, la Pxott'e block.
Seatorth.
. OOT ORM A
000IC
ilieseateee, Seiketora Notanee Peelle
EILAtaney to lend in Seaforth on RCM-
Ihor of taeh week. Office la Kidd bkete
Proudloot. K.C., Jere. Killoran, El.
itips
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as Medical Assoc.lation of the Ontare-
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allbartioe, height mills At -deed at tht
*Om,
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JOHN G,RIEVA Y.
grtduate t oatirio vetinto.
in* college, An tuaessed of Domestk
ilimairs treated. Calls promptly attend
19$ fn and charges moderate. Veterinary
Ilitatistry a sperialta. Office and real -
Bone arrelerieli street, one door eflet
Drs BMWs office, aeatorth.
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,Toreutee_dx Yenr..e.
Brue. ',afield, Ontario.
C. 3 W,ar.A RN. leenC.M,
IN Richmond strFet, London, Ont.
taltet. Surgery and Genito-Urin
jai deweaeea of met arteldwoneen.
DB 4.4130'51(rT 111431.1ePtife NW.
teoeatbic Pheelsian t et:leen,.
.4t wcnieretz and Phildrentr
illustseq. rhetmaklenn acute chronic -
mod a vv... r new
and throat Consultation free. Office in
'Cady Block. over W. G. Willis' Shoe ,
Btore, Seafortle Tuesdays and Fridays
• a.m. till pee.
d'lYI: the place 1°°.ked s° I°41e1Y, when I l came a doublel headed stock train front
}rode away that _every tune I turned :the Short Line with forty; cars of steers
t back my eyes filled With tears. Pc 'x' ; The switch stood open; this much was
% stades!! I am almost glad he didn't : afterwards abundantly proved.- The
Ilive -to see it. How times have change I train came dawn the grade very fast
ed in railroading, haven't they Mr: i to gain speed for the hill ahead of it.
The head engmeman, too late, saw the
cpen target. .He applied the meter-
•gn.cy air, threw his engine over,. and
whistled the alarm. The migithest
efforts of a dozen ongineseevould have,
been powerless to check the heavy
ithia. On the quarry track stood
three fllat cars loaded with granite
blocks for the abutments of the new
Smoky Creek Bridge. On a eanded
track, rolling at thirty miles an hour
and screaming in the clutches of the
burning brakes*, the heavy engines
struck the switch like an andel-who;
reared upon the granite laden lats.
and with forty.loads of cattle plunged
into the caramel below; not a car re-
mained. ,on the rails. The head brake-
man; riding in the seconnd 'cab, was
instantly killed, and the engine crews,
who jumped were badly hurt.
The whole operating aepartment of,
the road was stirred: What in.o.de
the. affair more dreadful was. that it
had occurred on the time of Number
Six, the eaz-bound paesenger train,
held that morning at Sleepy Cat by an
engine failure. Glover came to look
into the matter. The teetimony of all
tended ; to one - conclusion—that
quarry .switch had been thrown ,at
soma _time between four -thirty and
five admit -that morning. Inferences
were Many; tamps during the early
eurnmer had been =usually trouble
some and 'many of them had been rig-
orously handled ,by trainmen; r bbery
Might have been a motives as the exe
dSinelair WaS ova' just the' other
night, and he taid if they kept tieing
his new coal in their engines they
!•aosild leern re everything ou the divis-
ion. •Do you know, 1 have, been wait-
ing ha 'town three or four hours now
'for- Consin Lance?. I fed -almost Iike
a tramp, He is coining from the west
ersith a stocketrain. It was due here
hours ago, but they never seem to
know when anything is to get here the
'Nay things are run on the railroad
iow. I want to give Cousin Lance some
mail before he goes through." .
"The passenger trains crossed the
creek -over the switchbacks hourago
end they say the emergency grades
are first-rate," said Marion Sinclair,
t. n the defensive. "The stock trains .
Must leave followed right along. Your
cousin is sure to be here pretty soon.
'Prebablk Mr. MeClimd will know -which
train` he is on. and Mr. Lee telephened
that Mr, McCloud would be over here
at three o'clock for dinner. He ought
to be here nove."
"Oh, dear, then I must go!"
"But he Can tell you usit When your
cousin will be .
"I wouldn't Meet hihi der worlds."
"YoudveOuldn't? Why Mr. McCloud
s :delightful." .
‘`Oh not for worlds, Marion- You
mediae' is discharging all the best
if the older men, the men that have
-made the road evetything it is, and
of course we can't help sympathizing
with them over our way. For my
part I think its terrible after a man
has giveki all his life to .noini up a press cars on train Number Six car-
ried heavy specie shipments from the
coast.
Yet a means so horrible as Well as
so awkard and ineffective §eemed
hke racemtain outlaws. Strange men
from headquarters were on the ground
as soon as they could -re,ach the wreck,
men from ,the special Sete -ice depa,
luent, and a stock inspeator eyhe greet-
ly resembled Whispering Smith was
on the ground looking into the:brands
of the wrecked cattle. Glover was
much in consultation with hi e and
there were two or three of the
sion men, such as Anderson, Young,'
McCloud and Lee,. who knew him but
raiuld answer no enquiries concerning
his long stay at the wreck.
railroad, that lie should be threvrn out
o starve in that way by the new Mail -
Iagers, Marion,"
McCloud felt himself shrinking with-'
'in 'his - weary clothes. Resentment
seeraed to have died.. He felt too ex-
hausted to undertake controversy„ ev-
en if it were to be thought of, and it
Nothing further was needed to tom-
-plete his hunailiation. He picked up
his hat with the thought of getting
out as quietly as he had come in. In
rising he swept a tumbler at his elbow
from the table. The glass broke on
the floor, and Marion exclaimed, "What
is that?" and started for the dining -
room. ,
DR. ALEXANDI§R mom
Pysician & Surgeon
We aro Reaidenee gain Street.
Pb00% te, Hensael.
Or. J. PECK
ILdadeat; of Pacieley of Medicine. Mc -
*11 Montreal; Member ot
Ofdlege et Phyelciatie mid Surgeons or
Ontario.: Licentiate of Medical °Duna
se Canada Post -Graduate member of
Aveldent I4ed1ca1 Stair of General Eine
*al, doVtreal, 191446; Office two
AMES east of Post,.19.tfice, Phone
.41 Ontario.
DR. .1. BURROWS.
Wks end reeidence—Goderich street
- -r 01 ed the Methodist charete, Seeforte
lbw No, H. Coroner for the Counts'
it
Barite
DRS konoTT &velure
J.A.4 th Scat, graduath of- Victoria sae
College of Phydelane and Surgeons
NI Arbor, and member of the Ontario
ibrodee foe the County of Buren.
wifeeires.y. ior graduete of TrinBY
MitTervkltY. and gold ,nsedallistet Wa-
it litedionl College; rae*Per 'a the °el'
bireetrhialeians and awrissems, Wirth.
pa. H. flitGli BOW
graduate of University of Toronto
"Faculty or meaidoe;± member of Col -
�01 Physicians and Surtestall of 911 -
pass graduate- courses in Chicago
Meal School of Chicago; BOW ,OPb-
illialatic liodpitai, London, England,
Sksiverilty college Bovital, London,
Igsgamd, Offk*-7Bock a Ike:anion
Mink, eforth. Phone' No. L night
Valk 4111A1Wered, from rem/donee; Victoria
*seat, Seaf
eirtA
r
A.UCT1ONBERS
THOMAS BROWN
Leased auctioneer for the coultdieJ
Btl.r0/3 and Ikerth. OorrowOondeaue
arruagementa for nal& dates can be
Slade by calling 0 Phone 97, Beaterth, f
V The Expealtor Ogee. ,Charges Od L
'fats and aatinfaction guaranteed.
It was too. late to get away. Me- 1 A third- and more exciting event
Cloud stepped to the portieres of the soon put 'the quarry wreck in the
trimming -room door and pushed them lack -ground. Ten days afterward an
aside: Marion stod with her hat in' east -bound passenger train east -bound
her hand, and Dicksie, sitting at the was flagged in 'the night at Sugar
i
table, was looking directly at the hi- Buttes, twelve xniles WSt of Sleepy
truder as he appeared in the doorway. Cat When the heavy train slowed up
She saw in him her pleasant acquaint- twe men boarded the engine, and with
ance of he wick at Smoky C..eek, pistols compelled the engineman to eat
.whose name she had not learned: In off the express cars and pull them to
her surprise she rose -to hei. feet, and the water -tank, a mile east of the slit -
Marion spoke quieldy: "Ole, Mr, Me- tion. Three men there in waiting
Cloud is it you? I did not hear you forced the express car, blew open the
eonee iree . safe, and the gang rode away helf an
Dicksie's feee -which ,had lighted, hour later loaded with gold coin and
became a spectacle of confusion eafter currency. i
she heard the name. McCloud, cons- Had -a stick of dynamite been explod- i
cious of the ,awkardness of his poet- ed under the Wickitip there could have
tion and the disorder of his garb, said eot been more excitement at Medicine
the worst thing at once i "I fear 1 Bend. Within three hours after the
inadvertently overheardyour conver- news reachedithe town a posse under
sation." .
Sheriff Van Horn with a carload of
He looked at Dicksie as he 'spoke, horsefllesh and Horn,
guns, was
chiefly because he could 'aot help it, started for Sugar Buttes. The trail
and this made matter e hopeless. led north and the pursuers rode until
She flushed more deeply. ,"1 Can- nearly nightfall. They crossed Dutch
not conceive why our conversation Flat and rode single file into a wooded
should invite a listener." , cauyon, where they carne upon traces
Her words did not, of course, help of a camp -fire. Van Horn, leading,
to steady him. "I tried to get away," -jumped s from his horse and thrust his
he stammered, "when I realized I was hand into the ashes they were
a part of it." still warm, and he shouted to
"In any event," she exclaimed least- his men to ride up. As he called out,
fly," if you are Mr. • McCloud T think a rifle cracked from the box -elder
it unpardonable to do anything like trees ahead of him, The sheriff fell,
that." shot through the head, and a deputy
s "I am Mr. McCloud, though 1 should sPringini from his ;saddle to pick him
rather be anyone.else; and 1 riErsorry up was shot precisely the sarne way,
that I was unable to help hearing what theonglt the bead. The riderless horse
was said; I—h-----" , Ibolteds the passe, thrown into a upanic,
"Marion, vvill you be kind enough to aid hot fire a shot, an& for an hour
give me- my gloves?" said Dieksie; dared not, ride back from the boclies.
holding out her hand. . After dark they got the two dead men
Marion having tried once or, twice and at 'midnight rode with them into
to intervene stood between the firing- a.., --.
lines in helpless amazement. Her ex-
clamation wer lost; the two before 1 ,
her gave no heed to ordinary inter-
vention. .
I E
McCloud flushed at -bell -lig edit off, buz ,
he bowed, "Of course," he said, J`i.tneed
you will 'listen to no explanation I can Careful
e • kt
only withdraw from within • more •than
He went back, diniierless, to workAL •
limdruig wraps
all night; but the switchbacks were do- Iliey peei
ing. capitally, aiial all night long;trains
"A
were rolling through Medicine Bend "`"'ti.I_. `-"ss:"Igging seasons.
from g
om the west in an endles string. In 'rt. - •
the morning the yard was nearly clear- L Ile pure. cod liver ou
hi
ed of westbound tonnage. Moreover,
the mail in the morning brought coin. I
ensation. A ltter came from Glover
elling him not to worry himself to
eath over the tie-up, and one came !
from Bucks telling him to make ready ,
or the building of th Crawling -Stone
inc.
McCloud told Rooney Lee that if
THROATS
treatment
Re E. LOMB,
Messed ctionkr tor ths OCink
Harm. gale* attende.t ia
Vito of t.,*e Cou.444 geves years'
Wince lanitata sadiSaskatchewaa
ressostanle Phone *.Ife. 304,
Exeter. OsittliSit P,' 0.
Mai I: Ore, taIt at The auras if
smitar or -, seableta, PremPtlY.
.N£1811119%
STOR 1
lifiottis 40 mom
trussoorioserrsv
0.4011% at
js tc, otis4ndito strengthen
tlielep_er: *grip of their throats,
w00,at the slum time it aids the
ItiOs and improves the
quality of the blood.
Trir'oat..sts' endorse
_
scors EMULSION—Try It
keit& Borne, Terente,Oet. 16-12
-
•
er .
an in lentil, Buck $ ee•
te ides ami----r.Asi2-b,lat 'ofon. th ; tee
-el..ngdhia?tolo'd
Vrant -":m I en t me;
,Whispering Sraiih ie u •
enne to -morrow. .! vf.e, z
.Wieinup Stmeay .1 ern ; ;
• authority .1 have 0.1 beta ,0 ,d; ,d •
fellows it takes all '
t• reahury, and not to stop till he cleans
them out of the Rocky Mecnntins
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01APTER XI
At The Three HerSed.
Clean them out of t e Roelty Monne
• tains; that is a pretty good en-farad:in
mused the man in MeCloud's office on
Sunday Morning He sat onneeite tha
Cloud in Buck's old .easy cnair and
held in his hand Buck's teleerant its
he spoke he raised his eyebrows arid
settled back, but the mile...lel depth, of
the chair and the shores' of his Lees
left his chin helpless in his black ti
80
so that he was really no beter - off
exeept that he had changed one posi-
tion of discomfort to another. "1 'won-
der,. now, "he mused,' sitting forward
. again, as, McCloud watched him, "1
i wonder—you know, George, the Andes.
are ,strictly speaking, a part of the
great North American chain— wheth-
er Bucks meant to include the Smell .
American ranges in' that message?"
and a look of mildly good-aatured an-
ticipation overspread his face. -
"Suppose you Wire him and find out," s
suggested McCloud.
• "No, George, no! Bucks never was
accurate in geographical expeessions.
Besides, he is shifty and would prob-
ably cover his tracks by telling me to
,report proves when I got to Panama."
A. clerk opened the outer office door.
"Mr. Danemg asks if be can see you,
Mr. McCloud," Tell hina I am busy." ,f
Bill. Dancing. Nese on the clerk's
heels spoke for himself. 'a know it,
Mr. McCloud, I know itl" he interpos-
ed urgently; "but let me speak to you
just a moment." Hat in hand, Bill,
because no one would knock hirn dosvit
to keep him out, gushed into the room.
"I've got a plan," he ,urged. "in re-
gards to these hold-ups?'
- "How are you lam exclaimed the
man in the easy ehair jumping hastily
to his feet end shaking Dancing's hand.
Then quite as hastily, he sat down,
crossed his knees, violently, stared at,
the kiant lineman; and exclaimed"
"Let's have. itr
Dancing rooked at him in silence
and with some eteitempt, The train
master had brokenin. on the superin-
tendent for a riffInet and .the two
e
Weretinferlftfgt 'an tredernifie.
"What might your name be, mister?"
growled Dancingeadressing with some
condeeeension the man m the easy
The inan waved his hand as if it
were immaterial and answered with
a single word: "Forgotten!"
"How's that!"
"Forgotten?"
"That's a blamed queernaine—
if
On the contrary; it7s a very corn
mon name and that is just the trouble:
it's forgotten."
"What do you want Bill?" demanded
McCloud, turning to the lineman.
"Is this Man all right?" asked Danc-
ing, jerking his thumb towards the
easy chair.
"I can't say, you will have. to ask
him."
save you that trouble Bill, by
saying that its for the- good of the
divisien I am all right Death to its
enemies, darnme, say I. Now go on;
William, and give us your plan in re-
gard to getting these liold-ups- -yes."
(To be continued Next Week.)
Italy's New War Tates.
lialy's new war taxes, to be ap-
plied, beginning next. June, are ex-
pected to bring upwards of forty mil-
lion dollars. The heaviest tax, ap-
parently, is intended to fall on peen-
ufaeturers of war supplies, to the ex-
tent of 60 per cent. on profits earned
over 20 per cent. of invested capital.
An additional tax of three -tenths of
one per cent. is levied on the for-
eign coriapanies doing-. business in .
Italy. Another heavy tax falls on
property -owners. A direct tax of
five -per cent. monthly is to be paid by
owners of apartment and tenement
houses, or on rented houses. A
small direct tax is ireposed on all
soldiers and officers wt. o , hoe gh
mobilized, do not form part. -or the
actifre fighting troops, and another
tax is imposed on men who peeforei
no military duty because of ill -health
or other reasons.
Persenal.
"Senator Seuareit says he stands
for tb.e greatest good to. the greatest
number." '
"Well, he does. Only he thinks
the greatest number Is always No. I."
Automatic Wind Gauges.
A long and high English railroat
bridge is equipped withreautomati,
wind gauges,whieb. set ‘dailTeer signals
against trains should the wind blow
ec a dangerous velocity.
The First in History.
Prince Frederick, a SW abl a:n
nobleman., was the first Hohenzollern
to figure in :Iistory. * Early in the
fifteenth century the Emperor of
Rome sent .hipa. to subdue a revolt in
Brandenburg,
Americans Not Human.
- "America—land of lodging houses
-and hurry." This Is the conception
Sir Rabindranath Tagore, Nobel
Prize—winner, Indian savant and
world -known, poet, has of the 'United
States, "I am sick of this laurgyinia"
said Tagore, 1 "You do not seem hd-
rnan. This is a land of lodging
houses, of rush and hustle, and
money-ma.king."
2 and a lb. Cartons -
10, 20, 50 and 100 lb. Bats,
has sweetened half a century with the same crystal purity
that makes it the favorite to -day. Buy it in original packages
and be sure of the genuine.
"Let Redpath Sweeten it."
Made in one gra' de only—the highest
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Proceeds of this stock ere for war purposes only.
A commission of onedmarter of one per cent will be allowed
to recognized bond and stock brokers on allotments made in
respect of applications for this stock which bear their stamp.
For application forms apply to the Deputy Minister of
Finance, Ottawa.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA
. OCTOBER 7th, 1916.
Goodbye, Mother,
Don't Worry!
Good-bye—trusting in God
to bring him home to her safe-
ly—if that be His
Good-byc trusting in you
and me to see' his Mother
through while he, her natural
support and defender,'is some-
where in France, facing thot
and shell for God, for right,
swami tlyipanismimalal
kid for native land.
In the name of Christen-
dom, men and women, what
sacrifice is this! What con-
secration io duty! What re-
sponse to the call of the
,Motherland ! What clarion
challengeto the world to
"Watch Canada!"
He goes—joy of his Mother's
heart—idol of all her dreams
from the day she bore him
—
hope and2 bulwark of her
declining years.
He goes—and, Heaven bless
his belief in us, his people, he
goes, leaving his most beloved possession to cow care and protection.
suissior vairmirsh
He trusts us. Who will fail him? What man or woman, rich with
possession of the memory of a Mother, will f�libis Mother as a reward for hm•
sacrifice?
This trust of our soldiers is a holy legacy:
Give to the Mothers of our soldiers in the name of 7.2.1.r —as your
testbmonial to Canadian Motherhood. C--ive to the Canadian Patriotic Fund.
$6,000,000 must be raised in Ontario for this Fund for 194.
Mothers, wives, and children of Canadian soldiers shU ver say that
their own people neglected them after their men went forward to ffer and to
46e.
Every case helped by the Patriotic Fund is carefully investigated Only
where assistance is really needed is assistance given. Ev
possible is done to avoid waste and prevent imposition.
Give as Your Own Heart Pro LS You to the. Pahiotic
oats:tau betas asked to assure the Canadian Patriot& Soot efaseiteaulapend ea having etz tralios asittoote
1.1117-fer fitaiLniss of Outside's soldiers.
Pour stillBas of theta delilere mutt be aeottred tiVela luctoviduel aubecriptioaa
=tom ter /mow OS" TOW embexiseion. direct to ow Bead
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