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SINCE HER PLANT PALS USE Ilflla T0 HELP KEEP COlos FROM $PREADINQTHEY USE ATIS5UE OH“ THEN DESTQOY. GERMS AND ALL! (from a lstler by j.M.S.)

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WANTED

For Delivery up to April, 1945 ‘

Lengths Tops I'd ft. 3 to 4% inches Ii": ft. 3 to 6V1 inches fl ft. 3 to 8 inches

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. pIJuve. Princess Pine, Black Spruce. Rea

Pine. Tamarack.

BE ItGNLANZY C05 STRUCTION ('(l.\'lP.$.."-1 Y LIMITED

Nlwiiizigiie, P. E. I. Phone No. 5

ABSENT my MORE/

g The young Canadian officer dccid.

PIPROPS

Inspiring Story of lleroisni Shown hy North Novas

An inspirin story o! the firm gip the Nort Nova Beetle and

ince Edward Island H‘ blunders took in the Battle oi France in the iace oi terrific enemy action was told in the course of an interview with Major Cyril Kennedy. oi Hi1. den, N. 5., son oi Mr. and Mrs. R. H. oi that place, says ewe. Major Kennedy had his right arm amputated as a result oi wounds received on July 8. a little over s month from D- Day when he landed in France with his regiment. - It was 10 o'clock on D.Day when the Hi hlanders landed. according to Ma i- Kennedy. "The Regg;

ment wanted the hardest from the first." he said in praise of the Highlanders. ‘"I‘heir s irit .was wonderful. They always s ood their ground to the, last and wouldn't give in.‘ The North Nova dootians lad the advance and their obiective was Ii miles inland. Most oi the time their advance was under ilre. Sev. eral units were wiped out from time to time on diiierent prol- acts. Theedsialconfiil day“ noon sly esigag n erce g ng. Faced Coruflelds The position Major Kennedy was commanding with a hundred men that day was highly danger. ous. They faced waving green corniields grown to quite a height. The Germans began to advance through the corn, so that they could not be seen. however the l‘ " n unit threw hand gren_ ades into the wheat to catch the advancing horde. These grenades did effective work but it was not long before large numbers of the enemy were in their midst and the North Novas fought them with bayonets, killing them oii as fast as they came. In this way they defeated several such advances. At one stage in the fighting. nit. er the enemy had captured their wireless set, they sent a message to tell them they had better re- treat or Ihev would be wiped out.

ed it would he folly to retreat. as this would bring them into the , open under fire, Iso he replied that

‘he ivould licld the position. and ‘hurled back over the air, "Come and get us!"

i Ten To One

| At that jime the vncmy was

. made up o‘ a erzicl: Piliiiifl‘ divis. i::i—Gi-rniu..v's lies‘. fighting men. d they oiiiiiiimbcred the Can.

. by i0 to one.

wneet stout dc-

ion to ‘oppose them and "I didn't see any super. n among them." i On July B. the North Nova

i I Scoiiii Regiiiicnt took part in the I battle for Chen. When moving up

to their objectives they cneouiit. cred heavy artillery and mortar iire. It was in that battle that a. shell landed near Kennedy. killing some men nearby. arid smashing his arm to .i pulp almost up to the shoulder. ‘Ilie men wanted to take him hack for medical atton. tiozi. and an account in a. Toronto paper- written by the Colonel com-

"iilllilliii. Toiielil. Alberta lakes time out in converse " on oi "ll/ill" troui Armc: "cs". Czcii’: WAS the iizimc gsouiig inn, — lcflllfiilirin Army Overseas Photo

Ziu minus E

Iiyjzei-itkey nolds

‘some -——ltu_~—-_ I,_\ ‘ssi-fl-M; :_u-s--——@_‘\\..

merits on his amazing courage and fortitude at this point. He refused to leave the scene of battle, order. ing his corporal to cut off the mangled urn". up to within about four inches of the shoulder. All the corporal had ivas a jaclnkniic and he nsr-ri that in the “opera. on"

‘The Major stared iilrh his men for half an hour more. until loss-n!

to the wounded, as the explosions.

but- they could not drive very for

time they got back to a regimental aid post. where blood transfusions were given. From their he was ta. ken to a base hospital where an. other operation was performed. H2 was then scrii. to England by plane, and aftor time there. came to Can- aria, "ing August 18. He is still taking medical treatment at Debert Nlilitary Hospital. but ex- pects to be home at Hilden on leave soon.

Iroquois Previous]

only regret is that he had only a'

“H: .~~..._\.; ii no gel discouraged we CLIII gel a good price for our tackle using a Guardian Want Adi”

.1! Brown. Eric, F0. Vancouver.

Kingston Mills.

Ont

“gilsonf Elmer Lyall, PO., Truro.

Previously Reported Active Service —- Now Reported Prisoner 0i War-Germany Columbus, Giilaifll. Philip, Sgt.

Falls. nt.

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Edmonton, Alta.

t- vlllwii Mill's lour dflllllst ior Mcvlaeo.

Missing On

Reported Missing Active Servici- — Now For Official! Purposes Presumed Dead Carney, Richard Alexander. PO.. Toronto, Ont.

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CANADA'S vsrsnans

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71305.5: .,,;//»m>‘rii2wo fil/kfimwfflac?

OTIIEII BENEFITS AT TIIE TIME 0F IIISIBIIAIIGE

when ti“ 5"" “m” m ' I Y . n‘ pop]; of Child!» this securiW m‘! I“ m Capgdfs veteran!

Ill! viii SERIIGE mill"

Poised at the 1m session of Paellalai‘: u-i- P'°"id‘d “my "Si? i... Iwnorllrl)‘ ‘haul-god W." 5nd to 11ml! servicaifl “Yduflnotl: Islandsfor who saw 08'1" I“ M m

their period oQ service 11w"-

HOW MUCH is m f wm There is a bask 873ml” of wfilezisph“; and 6W5 “Vi” in ‘I’: wag-en‘ ' ovaseu- sisoo i... mi- W’ d’fy',fiyi' pi)’ and lillllPlcmnfgnfinlglihoCsnadian subsistence or a owilllw _ _' - ‘d for each six 10d h; m5 provision allowance. is P"

mogths of service oversea!-

WHAT IS OVERSEAS SERVICE?

, . I l d. the Aleutian Island-Q ‘mirziszsr... W s... an anY . ' ' Being li‘\ the Western Hemisphere. R3715‘ e in

d. and Newfoundland ll not. Air CRW. tritium utside Canadian territorial waters. 0F Ymg ° . ' d States. ilallfimd °‘"“d° Canad“. or ‘hehUm: seasoins and naval iilwnnel‘ Saving anyw‘ a" verseas O ships oi ‘war, are regarded as being on

eervicc.

WHEN is IT PAID? w“

. ~ l. . The A“ I! F0 came "mwhfimclhgmfints. not unless proclaimed earlier. 0n Y P . d will start after that time and wi coll

full payment is made.

HOW A10 oer i1“ m“ Wm be ma: Avphmmn‘ for t o” ts are bcin! , . .. e at the time of dischar?‘ Aflangigmgtlf to make made ll" 31°“ ‘heady m CIYIW.‘ ‘which the)’ their applications to the service in

last served.

Published under the nuilioniy

PENSION.

blood forced him from tli. t. s - I I I 7-: - . IAN'V:ARM;_—’_ ' he made hi; \\'.'ly back 515.13g, butt d? Buims Amlur- Foo Si" OVERQEAS

tho iii-inn ivns so heavy he could Lmubcrl- Q"?- Illlarll-Illli‘ PPM/IBM!)

pvt go [4133 H; dropped mm a Donnell. Alncn Clarence. PO.. Kin-H] 1n Action trench and lay there for about two oak RIWY- Mml- Callidlll" Afmmlfltd Co!!! hours. No medical men could get Dram"- "awlfl; Gem?“ 535- FQWCBII»

Walter Ma , ., Fredericton. N. B. jar Tpr

bombings and firing were so Fumcaux; Robert‘ venwn‘ Po" NW" Semi-l and P- 5- I- heavy. hnvicvcr. a Jeep car came 5L czllllarllfi F» 0 l- Regiment. with siretclicrs and took him in. Céuumbcki John’ F0" T°Y°m°- 7-‘9313119- P3111

Vincent. Pte. Yarmoiiili South. N. S

n .

because of continual bombard. Mllfhle. Nflfmflll Hllllllel’. 58R. Livingstone, Clarence. Cpl., Mrs. ment. The ivounded officer made T°'°m°- Um» Rachel Ihinzstone (mother) High. the driver take cover in a trench. MM!“ ‘hmes- FO~ AJHX. Ont. bani“ p_ y; 1_

once. and lie stayed on the jeep M°1m"- E“ =7°5°PI1»F--$8l--Hllm- Porter. Garnet Clayton. Ptm. himself while the shells m1 11l°ll~°m~ Newport. N. s

around. Finally another attempt Tobm- L?” Plmli wo" Mmt- swi-‘elllfl Hflfrv Kenneth, Pie, was made by the driver niid this mm‘ Que P19351115 LRRB- N- 5

Young. William Alexander. Pte, New Wateriord, N, s, Royal Canadian Ordnance

Corps Harding, Albert Edward. Pte.. Jordan Frills. N. s. Seriously Wounded Canadian Armoured Corps I Kliza. Michael. Gdsm.. |Wateriord. n. s. Severely Wounded Nova Scotla and l‘. I. I.

On New

Before m‘, wan Major Kerb Godin, Joseph Jean Robert The- Begum,“ nedy went. three limes with the 813m’ PO" clarksmwn’ oflawa- MOFFlSOII. Pstfir. Pie. Bridge. l 2 l. ‘I s . i‘, ‘ . l, . . iiirilédiliieglifi 1.5.7.31‘ i§.BiliI§l' ‘ills? “-“-“’- “mid Pwlhllrlh F°~ W a

' Wounded Royal Canadian Artillery

month of iinhiinii. He was in the .“"'°G““_" “mm” wlulfiml 5"- Gliylon- William Bollard. L.- army 5IliCG‘II19 beginning of the vaggalizteeli-nalgme s d“ F _Bdr-. Milltoivn. N. B. war and thre cars in England. Sgt Winn.‘ Man Y eyi '- MOGIMII. Earle Louis. Gnn, Major Ken» insisted m5 in_ shim ‘high n >130 Halifax. NS. (Remaining on duty). mviliaiv wou. 1m .t tCCIlIl]? on hlim, m ' ‘ ‘c e - -- 55mm» hicrrils. bilazsnes Allison. Gnn. - ic was w nu o te nnythi z ' , PIIKWBB . . . he could about the North Neill: o..s.,°.§§“'§‘.l."~..efl§“°l°,§ fluxes] Henfli N"! 5N?!“ Mid P- E- I- scotizi Highlanders. who. he said. Swain gfmueii Jam‘: real glvlf- Regiment "an u... m; flllhtinf! in France. Bflghmn‘ on. ° 5°“ Gllllhl- Jmiih Thomas. Pie» sndnlfst more men than any other Serious“; i“ A! A new" m ~‘ lam?" IGIIIM" IIBIIIBTI IOWIIII. regi ent. I lurks Sustéignsilce 9n Acth,“ .0 Ila-Do _ mnnmén‘ , am e . rrence av , Pte.. I i Prgiiiltjelilierkchplvtiiriltrggarles Louis 3M5 Riven N_ a ' bANAnA i Q"°~ Ftcolbfiurnefit lziingon Clarence. P‘. e.. arcor. . . iillvfi“é'.".villf"l"fi.w “i'.‘.’"<'>'ivi.l'.'I “e” . *1“ °°"°"- Elli-- I Purposes Presumed Dead Aroosuzok ““§,‘.'§,‘." N‘ B‘ . II’ of Casualties Ir .i".sasn=s..ii~ M»- m, -- -- =- . ' ' i ' * '- es Inen imver‘ 3' '3' Deighan. John William Lean- ___ :Tol:i)alhgrtyjntJames Gerard, SJ... "a, He" Mm N“. new“, _ ’ Pflfigie “ma: Torah“ Alex linother) Richmond. P. l. l. ROYAL Cagéiéilgsgksiallt FORCE finder’ SIJL" coma“, Tyrone North: NDEOH, Joseph, Pte., Monk's Head. - < "nstnii-reerliiiiidiri-n t no M m. I I “m” "‘ “"4"” Mlssinz‘ 0n Active Service Alter B C .i = 95- l. 91'!‘ < cum-g only“ mfl-e-g B lrqmlerfllllzll! t we E _'___~_ Bennett. Henry Harrison, Lieut, ryans \V..liam S ewar . M '" :'—-—-— gwkville, N_ B, wl:‘i‘li'éi-“'.?§.'2. Williams Tiisoii ‘ A S i J???" Dmmd’ n” M“ . < on. . . PK-Szt. Realm. Sask- S II Non semis and P. l. i. Dell, Ronald Frank, FO.. I-lar- n, m; ilinoi. 0 c -. -- -. p., ew amp n . . cogrlti’ iKGe rg Percy Fl Lt 1 OLIAaCNEOdICFI-aslse-llgenrblthd L‘. VQIICQIIVPY- B» C- Seven earsalo J. Richards, I01 last 21rd Ne! Brunswick Regiment s §§m§jg;.- .5333“; glim- "i-q 5252i‘:‘I:ii2li%“i§ili.i.‘;".t§il'i‘}"£$i.i€:f vfllfebllghegd- D-vli- m» ww- .- -. ‘ - - l ' e. . Libbey. Oscar Elmore Athanaslus! l?! §§€h.'II5.'l°..T.°°l’<l§.'lIi,'l'.I ‘he e153??? nmui. Columbia Regiment IQ. Sydney, N. S. rs normo vvei land good hen in a- p ' H h n“ m __ vi m’ I Loom. ‘no Mim- Po- m»? li:."'.i.":.i:'::.:'.-':'izi‘"';:':.r::tn: s. 6"’ ““ " ° ° " son Creek, B. C. I liberal um ofler: on Msiidaee mm our Dlrd 0| Wounds Micmlll- Mm Bvd- *“°-- W"- irii":.i:.:".i'..¥ili.:: *:.i"i:.:.". m; N-w- M“ ---l P- =- i- mmlm- N- 3- I breathing i-estiul sleep and i-ios ou irooi “QUINN Stern, MiiX PO.. Winnipeg, Man. the suiiar ei Asthma attacks, armioly ra- Mgcxgy‘ Clgrencg Adflgon, Pig" Previously Reported Missing On "m1 like o ply Mkago nix!‘ m‘; u‘ yous Muvhuh-NV a Mllvc Service-Yaw Rearmed Eli-ii. m .§“e$“i'S§-'°Ill"“l.%5.'.?i'iy ‘

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gxalflllilflfln and are eliglbl‘ _ , .

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VETERANS‘ WELFARE “Es THROUGH.

STATIIIEEIIDIN ‘i-‘Iiizvcfi/Iiis "run FRIENDS °UT c ' - OMEN. rr is or ex-seiivics wit." ‘ND w s'r ALI. THEIR DUTY ro ADVISE mo ASS! “an: wiri-i 1' EXSERVICB paksiqriggbisnis. 1F "ri-iaaa llfiifiTABléllSé-{IIWIZIQOUT THE REHABMTA. is ANYT you oo NOT TION illliiilgll/lglolzlqgjlgéckifouk NEAREST ERST SSTIZRANS. WELFARE OFFICER.

. This is paid to all clothing allowanct 0f 5100-00 . - A c 1, i944-

mh dmhugeiiaiuj: .3511... ind “m” a" If they b??? 1 {hey are paid a rehabilitation honour! l _ h‘ an“: of ‘Mm day, pay of rank and one moi-it s delflldents allgwxthalw “med to them to talie S; mlrtyheizriliome or to the place as which tilt!

cm _ _ _ _ _h h e erilleled- P‘°‘""°“ " mid: ffilflilil ‘Ziotsliccis n: address has changed sincl

listinenc.

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e MAN 0a ‘woman OVERSEAS.

n)’ Hon. Inn A. Msclicvizie. Miviism of

NATIONAL HEALTH

. B. Seriously Wounded Central Ontario Regiment

Regiment Conway, “lilliani

n 1 h, Pi ., Boyd. Bras il‘Or Bridge. N silp e John.

Sgt" Alexander S. McMillan (lath. er) Wood Island. I’. E. I.

Perry, Jnsi-nii Amos. Pie- Mrs. Rose Ann Perry (mother) 95 lgorth Market St.. Summerside,

ham, N. Lewis,

mas parcels to men and women Canadian Navy at home stations. at sea or

reach their destination. yesr.old sea Cadet. Fleet Mail Oiiice in

i‘ nfifslfii. ran»

Steeves. Parley Viles, Rim, Kellflidl. John F0110“. TD!» Moncton, N. B. DOHIKIH. N. S. Severely tvounjeg Pushie, Frederick Otto, Pte, An- day‘s official Nova Srntizi and P. E. l. iliilllllfih. N. S. Killed in

New Brunswick Regiment

Landing, N. B. Springs; Charles. Pte..

Ksntville, N.

"Wrap it wen Mid mail it early," is the advice oi the Fleet Mail Oiiico to Canadians sending Christ. serving in the Royal

Last year more than hali a million Ohristms par. ceis were handled.‘ One ot the chiei headaches is poorly wrapped parcels which collapse beiore Here Donald Giles. 1e- employed as a messenger at the Halifax. checks out a bundle oi remrapped parcels with Wren Lillian Paxton. oi

Regiment

VicBior Eugene, Pte. Saint

stone, Highfield.

Croft, John Edwin, Pie, 5a; Hodgins. Harry Lowel, Pte., ed. Sgt. Willi

perenux, N, s, saint John, N. . Millan. next-otlkin. his Ferguson. Philip Morrison, Opl..I MIWWW BMW-Id sydllfly. Pie--

Sydney, N. s, {Tower Hill, N. B. Island. Also severely Giiiin, .Mnurlce Gordon. Pte..' Murray. U11! Yd Arllvld. Pl!»

Brooklyn, N. s_ IRiVer Herbert. N. S. . kin, McMillan. William Alexander, Savoie, Valmond. Pte. Savoy‘ Perry, Summerside.

Th Chat- ed.

Alberta regiment

Chestgr infield, Pte. lian, riext-of.kin

Port Arthur. Ont. broad.

they

ranean Ares; October France. -- (RON Photo .

.ISI3IIII Casualties There are iilvetlsianders in to. l flcllnlsl, Cpl. Clarence Livingstone, whose next.oi.kin is his mother. Mrs. Rachel Living-

am Alexander Mo. Mr. Alexander S. McMillan, Wood

Pte. Joseph Amos Perry, next.oi. his mother. Mrs. Rose Ann

Benoit Gallant, Howlan. Pte. John Leonard William Delg-

y Mi'_§._I‘{I!‘lA_>DVQlgll3li, Richmond. _'

_'1‘he Fleet Mail Oiiice advises the use oi tough wrapping paper and strong strin! and warns against mailing anything packed glass. such as peanut butter or preserves.

latest mailing dates at which parcels can be sent with any hope oi reaching troops by Christmas are as iollows:- October 5: Middle East Area-JEN. Iran, Iraq, Syria. etc.: October l0: Central Meditsr- 26: United Kinsilosn and