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Ontario fall whcar, strengthened with western spring wheat,

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flour to Beaver Flour, milled from blended wheat.

DEALERS- write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains' and Cerenll. 202

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-FOX FEED PLENTIFUL.-Some

fox ranches will he amply supplied with meat for' some tirrie. as several old, horses oi' Abranrs Village have recently been taken away. M

-PRISONER IN GERMANY. -

Mr. Elijah Arsenault. Ahrain's Village, has received' the pleasing intelligence that his son Theodore. a prisoner in Germany. is in good health. and re- ceives regularly the parcels sent to him from Csiiada: is being well treat- ed and has hopes of being liberated soon through an exchange oi' prison- leis. M

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-NEW ANNAN INSTITUTE.-'l‘hc

\\\'ornen's‘ institute of New Annan met :in the schoolhouse, November 16th. A report of the money' sent to~Mlss Plummer' for Xmas boxes [pr the sol- diers wiis read. A paper on “Woi-reri and the \\'ar" was such enjoyed by all. The institute has 25 pai-rs ol socks- on hand to be sent to 105th t`oint`ort Circle. Cash on hand, $51.70.

-NOTICE.-The t‘olenian_ Brant-li

of the Red Cross' Society are holdin.; ii concert and basket socical in the Hall Friday Nov. 30th. Songs and rec- itations between dialogues. Special feature Peter' the dect's Jig. Admis- sion Adults 20c. Children 10c. Lad ies with baskets free. Doors open 7.30 Dancing allowed after sale of baskets_ li’ not line on Friday the fol- lowing Monday. 1390.

-SCHOOL WORK.-Tlie following

is the standing of the- pupils in the Principal's department of Abrain's Village School: Grade Senior. in ortler- of niorit: Marc. Bernard, Eva Ari-iciiairlt., 'l`hei‘eso Gallant. Arthur Darby, Aldoria (lzillunt rind hlnriu Air- no Aisoiiaiiilt. Grade Junior. (‘on~ stance ‘Arsciiault, Fldole l<`. Arson- itult, Goroinc Arscnault, Mario Anno Gallant, Evelyn McNally. Arcndc Ar- scnault. _ M ~

-VISIT APPRECIATED. - ltcv.

Fatlicr Boiidroault. honored tho teach- c-is and pupils ol' .»\bran\'s Villiigo school by his presence ou 'l‘uesdri_\' afternoon. ’l"ho` Rev. pastor after coiuplinrcuting both tout-her' and pu- pils on tho good work _dono. gave some kind iulinonitions. -ills visit ns woll :is his wise counsels will bc :r soumro -ol eric-oiii'agcrrrcnt to this school. lie also has pititl' ri visit to Egniond Bay School, und found ox- cellont work done under the giiitlnriw ol Mr. 'l`ho`nius McNnIl,\'. M

'-MAPLE LEAF WOMEN'S IN- STITUTE.-’l‘hc uieiubers oi' ilu- hiziplt- Lent' Woincu`s Instituto niet ni. thc lionio-of Mrs. Tlieodore Waite on Nov. 15th, 36 uieinbers rind _foitg visitors were present. 26 pairs oi socks and one suit oi pyjamas liavo been tinis-hed this month and th. members plan on continuing the knit.- tlng through the winter. After the business of the meeting was complet ed. the evening was spent in rnak ing soldiers conifort ciisliioris. Next inf-ating is to he held nt” the hoine oi’ Mrs_ Leighton, Milligan.

-A PATRIOTIC SON.-Mr. Leon J.

Arsenaiilt_ Abrams' Village, hns_rc- ccived a letter recently frohr his son, Augustine- at the front. This brave young hero was in high spirits and cherished the hope _of returning to his hoirie lu his own words “Apres in Gueire." Ho does not even hint ol’ a desire to return before. Only :i"te'r the war., The pure'nt.s of this young iuzin inust certainly feel ii thrill of pride when perusing his letters ivhlch brezitli lorth such eiithusiastit' serili- nients oi' r‘liiviilr_v. It will -be reinsur- hered that he has been proinoted and awarded a modal for bravery. iii

Join the Home Defence movement for the conserva- tion of food. Help to pre- vent waste by demanding the whole wheat grain in break- fast foods and bread stuffs. Substitute whole wheat for meat, eggs and potatoes. The whole wheat grain is the most: perfect food given to man. In Shredded Wheat Biscuit you have the whole wheat grain made digestible by steam-cooking, shredding and baking. Every particle of the whole wheat grain is used including the outer bran coat which is so useful in keeping the bow- els healthy and active. For any meal with milk, and fresh fruits. ' Made in Canada.

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..*JOI-'IN A. MacDONALD, Provin-

cial Land -Surveyor, will be in Monra Sue. Wednesday, Nov. 28th. and may be seen at the Giiirrdirrii Branch 01'- tice. 1400.

-ENTERTAINMENT.- The _Lad-

les of New London institute will give. an entertainment and hot luncheon inthe hall’, Clifton on Thursday even-' ing Nov.` 29th in aid oi’ Red Cross work. A llrs-t class programme has been arranged. anri~n pleasant ev- ening is in store for all who attend. Doors open at 7 p. in. Admission 25 and 35 'cents_ 1391-11-27hl2l.

-DEATH OF VISITOR.-Mr. B, I.. Woodside, New London. iowa, passed: away at Sumincrsidc. on Suiiday night! at 8 o'clock, alter nn illnf.-'= of seven weeks, Mr. Wootlsitle ciiirv to Suni- merside. on a visit to his -,ister Mrs. \Vm. Minto, and took ill with pneu- inonia. His- wife prerir'..-Eesed hiuit fourteen months ago. and there nie left to mourn one daughter, iilrs. Wheeler, oi’ Cartilage. Miss and a son, John B, of New London. Iowa, also the following sisters and brothers:- Mrs. Wm. Minto and Miss Lois Wood- side of Summerside. John oi’ Kensing- ton, Samuel oi’ Clinton, J. C. of Port- land. and M. S, ot’ Tryon. _Tho i'une‘rril service takes place :rt the home oi’ Mrs., Win_ Minto, on 'l`hursday at li p. ni. and u short scrvirc will bo held on Frldtiy niorning when the' body. zic~ conipaiiictl by tho son, will bc forward ed to New London, iowa. for inter- niniit.

WESTERN PERSONALS .

-Mr. Arseiic i‘oirlor. of l\liscouclie.

was in _Abruni‘s Village 'l‘liuisday nl- Lcrnoon. M.

NAIILED TO THE COUNTER.

Sir,-lt has boon hrouglit to my

nttoiitioii that it. was stated in differ- ent purts o`t` the country in tho pre- sent election cnrripiiigrr. that Mrs. _.\.. A. I.et`ui"fy last spring gave ht'r house to the ltod Cross Society, Suni- iricrsirlc, to hold ri bridge or card party ‘to raise funds l'or tho society. rind that she r-lrdrgctl thc society for tho electric light' for tho ovciiiiig. The facts are that Mrs. l.et'urgoy -ir- l’ere-d her house, The Red th'o'.~is Soc- iety with niucli appreciatioii accepted the offer. The card 'party for the Red Cross Society was held under the auspices ol’ the Cinderella Club, ri gai- axy ot' clever' young ladies of tho Siriu- inerside. This club liandcd over to me all the money realized at the party Mrs. Le-i’\ir|ze,_v received i`or her gon- orous thouglitlulness the sincere thanks and appreciation of the sonic*-.' She neither asked for. nor accepted any i‘einuiicrut~iori whatever.

l 'am Sir etc..

MARY McD. McQUARR|E.

Sec'y. Red Cros Society.

Suniniersigle,

Nov. 26, 1917.

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asons for buying. Caniida's Victory, Bonds: i. Money will be- spent. in Caiirrdii. 2. Money thus spent on Brit- ain's beliali offsets Bi‘itain‘s payrrieirts to our soldiers overseas. 3. Money raised in Uaiisda does not add to Ci1natla`s obligations abroad. 4. Mo- -ney invested in Victorr Bonds en- courages the saving ha-bit. -ily deny ing tht-rust-Ivcs .luxuries in order to

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-TWO CENTS PER WORD EACH' »y ' ` " l“¢€l’ll0n for advertising in this col-‘lm 9hnl/mllko .that oi'__Canada that has A “mm Cash must accompany ordanjdone w _t-tiie Canadians have donor Mmhnum charge twemynve cem_s_ When thers_is ri 'hard place to be tuli-

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scioiula rind other humor-._ tied-rrrig _ the rcd~biood coi'piist-los. :ind building ' up the whole system. Get it today.

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men who have been wounded and . _ _W _ “___ . ' ~ V

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- The "Other" Reasons.

Uthcr rcusoiis to the uuin-bei‘_ol'

400.000 or thereabouts are or have- becn overseas. Some have paid the supreme sacrifice. Home are crippled for life. Others. surviving as by a 'miracle-, carry the glory oi’ Cansds's name- into the most terrible conflicts oi all time. Who shall say "no" to these reasons? The Victory Loan ap- peals to every Canadian because it IS a Victory Loan; because lt is (Inn- ada's pledge to_ her men at the -front~ _that the Iiow of munitions wil be mein tained and that their sacrifices will be nrrilntnlneri and that their sacrlfic-' cs will not have been in vain.

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