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foal before the season gets ate.

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DIARY.

City Magistrates (‘oul't. 9 ll. ul. Prince- Edward Theatre 3.15, 7 ulld

8.45 p. nl. _

BIRTHS _

-q._`-2-_

COLES.-lll this l-ity oil Novenlbi-r

20th. to Mr. und Mrs. Frank Coles. u tiaugliter_ Congratulations.

B. C. INDIAN HAS TERRIBLE '

EXPERIENCE

PRINCE l{UI’Eit'l`, li_ t‘._ Nov. 250,

--Hali~star\'t-d. chilled. drellclled by' waveg andrain. Stepilcil ltyull, 1. Matlakatla native. has been rescued after 16 dzlys which he spent on a small ledge in the open sea off Dunlap'll l.=land,wllero lifts laullch was wrecked. liis two conlpalliolis_ Peter and Richard Robillaon. sue f‘U¥I-\l\‘?d IU t'-Yliosurr anu were wash- ed off the rock, Ryan made a raft from the shattered lalllich, but it upset and he swam back to the rock. At every high tide he' was almost submerged. At night he tied himself with ropes to thc rock that hc might not be swept away, llr lived on two raw potntoes each da) 'ind drank rain water. lie was a "'l0\\. and powerful man two weeks r-ro, hilt when rescued he weighed 'ess than 100 pounds.

ll_lllT|0N SALE

_ AT STANCHEL

i will sell by Public Aucticil ol.

.i.'/-»ine="`ay, Novenibcr, Zlittll at 1? 'f-lock, 13 acres good, land and goof' -llild’7:g'g thereon also the! followinll #Sirk and lmplelnellts. Ono marc livi "Mrs old. one foal, two cows, li-lick \vni'on. hlig<:y_ lial'lles~:. wood sleigh picufrh and harrows, a quantity ol ling: "nil straw, 4 cords of wood also all t,mis_=~hoiri furniture. 'l`e‘ru1s all sunif of SF. and under cash. over that amount 12 niontns on approved joint notes 6 per ceiit_ orl` for cash. Shoull' , day prove tuifavorable sale will bc' held tirst. fine day following.

DONALD NICHOLSON

Bradalbune, lt. ll.

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_ .__ ._-.-__.__f3s .__ _ _ _

Public Meetings In Queen’s County

The lilltiorsigilcri i-alltiidatos. for the

repres-_ntation of Quee-n’g County ill the House of Commons, will mee; the electors at the following; places to dlseusu public questions:

Eldon ilall, 'I`llestla_v_ ‘.'0lll Novem-

ber. at 7 p. ru.

Bell River School House, Wednes-

day, 21st November, at 7 p. ln.

Grandview Hall. Thursday, 22nd

November. at, 7 li. lil.

Vernon River Bridge liall, Friday.

Zlllril Novelnhcl. at 25 p. nl,

Iona llall, Saturday, 24th Noveniiler.

at 7 o’ciock.

Mess-‘s_ Sinclar and Warburton,

Opposition candidates iiri- invited,

ALEXANDER MARTIN, DONALD NICHOLSON.

l'liion \\`iii the War Calldiriates.

1290~11~20M4:

Pulilll: llorlllr

Ptrhlitr Notice is hereby' given that

.laiiir-is A. Robertson, of Charlotte-towll is the otiicii-li agent oi' Alexander Ilnlintrriiiali Warburton. a candidate for the Eli-ctordai District of Qlleeirs County in the election now pendilng,

Dated this l9tli day of November,

A. 1?. 1917,

ANTHONV J. DOUGAN.

Returning Ottlccr.

Public Notice is hereby given that

Willlnm E. Bentley of (Zharlottetowll, Barrister. is the ofilcial age ol Alexander Martin, ii candidate i'o the Pilot-torial District of Queen`s tlgllty in the Election now pending.

Dated this 19th day ot Novellicr

A. D, 1917. '

ANTHONY J. DOUGAN,

Returning Oiiicer.

"'uh?ic Notice is hereby given that

Pines A. Robertson, ol' Charlottetown, is the ofliciai alzent of John Ewen Fin--lair 8 'arirlldate i<ir'h-3 Llertzz-ini f~istri-t of Qliee'n’s County , iii tile iftection now pending.

Dated this lllth day of November,

A. D. 1917_

ANTHONY J. DOUGAN.

Returning Uftleer

_.\`till bidding crouch wllolll thc rcsi ..

I0 llll lllSl lElllllR

“\\'e that had loved hiin so, fol

lowcd him, honored lliln, .

Lived ill his lli_ild and lnagliiiicerii

eve,

Learned his great language, -:aught

his' clear accents, _

todic! at ur =u -t »=

‘lie alone breaks from the van and freemen, _

He alone sinks to the rear and

the slaves.

* IF * * YV

"We shall march `,prospcring, -

not thro' his presence,

Sotigs niay inspire tis,-_liot from

his lyrc,

Dccds will bc done,-wllile llc

boasls his quicsccncc,

bade alspirc.

-Bratulllllg.

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I-`oi' llizlny _vcars Sir \\'ilfrid I havi watched your career with deep in- tcrcst, and until llle last three yeurs with sincere zldnliratioll. l

While wispy, gray, faded hair ls- not ‘I

iintul we all desire to retailn our -I youthful appearance and attractive- P

Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Compound U do one can tell, because it does it ao k 'laturall_v. go evenly. You ,tus-t dampen l sponge or soft brush with it and il

nie small strand at a time; by mom- H

ing all gray hairs have disappeared. , and, after another application or two. “

This preparation is a delightful tl

toilet requisite and is not intended

oi disease. ,

pon whose shoulders, if not on ours. Sir \\'iflrid, docs thc rcs onsibility rest for the iiccd ot' thi

iiess. By darkening your hair with act? It seeks to add to our force

lic hundred thouszind lncu. Yo ilow that if that t|narlcr ol Lan- da from which _voll arc .~'pl'lll1_

-lraw this through your hair. taking had given to our iorct-s'iii thc satin

leasurc as thc rest of L`;iil:ida, th.- ddltlonal one hulldrcd tllol.ls:tll_

,.0u,. _hair bewmes Vbemmguliy dark, men would now bc uildcr arms. BIOHSY B0" and IUXUNIIIIL What have you done during the last

ircc and a half years to lnakc your

for the Cum mmgauon of prevention people understand and come lor-

'ard ?. In the other provinces,

_ where our tlinglisli tongue prevail-

iavc scctl you skilftilly and stead ly guiding your country along th.

road which leads to nzltiouiil uni ly; l have ilotcd your ctl'ol‘t~' tt iiiakc actual :liliollg lllc people oi this land that colli'c<.lcr:ltioli wlllch become a political acconiplisliiiicnt iifty years ago. Twenty years age you adopted a course llcct-s.~;iry for the progress of the nation bllt lill- wclcomc to thc pcoplc ol your nat- ivc province and thc llcads' of _\‘ol_ll church iii Qtlelicc, alld this courst you made cifcctive by your cour~ age and wisfloiil_ ,l have l'cspcct~ ed thc dignity with which, mort- rc- cclltly, you accepted ll political de lc:li wllolly ullcxpcctcd, :ind ,at- ~oi'ding to thc bchcf of litnlly pcr- =ons, entirely tlndeservcd I have niarkcd the personal cstccnl with uhich yotl arc regarded by thost whose privilege it has been til knon _.lou well, and thc ,c.\:traordili:iry i personal ilirlllcllcc wllich you _excr- cisc over them. ?

\\'illi this war llicrc came to

roll. :iltllollgll ill oppo-itioll, l‘-i hallcl- to pi-i»\i~ _\oui_~tll' tht grt-zltcst soil cvcr born to t`;lu;ida You could halvc lli:ld_c lllc pct-plc of Qllehcc ulldcl'stalld tha.; this was lhcir war: that by st-li silcr ticillg st-l‘\'ice thcy could weld them- sclvcs iilto thc tihrc of the nation to such an -extent that llc, clczzvllgt collld :my longer exist bctwccu them and thc other pro\'il1ccs.'\/ot: could have inspired your wtlrin- heartcd co_lilp:lir°iols int-oy' lcrvctlt participalioll, and _stillcd for cvcr the cry that this is litlglulitl`s ll-al".

You could not accomplish this

by any nlcrt-‘ly pt-rfllli-ctory ac- iluicsccncc ill the plans of thc (lov- crnlliciit. lf thc old conservative tiovcrllmcnt failed, :is I and lilaily othcrs believe it did fail, in duly cli- liglltcllitig l"rcllcll-speaking Cana- da :ls to thc lilcalling of thc lv:-r, you could have rcincdicd this iiliilt. You could have shown that. with Canada at war, thc old party diiler- cnccs counted for nothing; you could have made your parliament- ary minority not zi brake bitt a spilt to action-by the tioveriliiiclit. You, with your eloquence anti your vis- ori, with tllcilovc ill which _von were held and the reverence p_iid to your jilrlgliiciits, could liavt moved alnong your people ll voice

mimi

Glass of H0l_llIater _

Before Breakfast - a Splendid Habit

Open sluicea of the system each

'I`llo:lo of ns who are acellsioluvd to

feel dull and heavy when we arli-ie; splitting headache, stuffy from 14 cold I0-ill iflnizuo. naitly breath. acid stoliiach, lanle bar-k, ci-lil, ilistead. both look and feel as frcnh as a daisy always hy washing the poisons and toxins frotn the body with pliospilatcir hot water each lnol'lling_

We should drink. be‘l'ore hreakl'a:.t,

ll glass oi real ho; water with a tota- apoonfill or limostoilo phosphate in it to tiush fromt. he stomaell. livet, klrlneys and ten yards of bowels tht- prevlous da_v's lndlgcstible w.'ii",e sour bile and pois -nous toxins; thus eleali:-ring, sweofening and rllrifyinc the entire alilnontary tract beiore put- ting nlo-ro food into tho stonlar-ll.

Tho action ol' ll-'ncstone pliospilat-

and hot wt-itor on all empty stomach

out all the sour ic'..llc-utatlolll. ga»~'ct._ waste and acidity anti gives one n 'iplelldid appttlle for hrenltfailt and

iilspircd and a sword iltlilillg \\ith riglltcousiiess. You .ould long ago have brought about ll l`llion tiovcrllmcnt cvcli stronger tlial'-‘tile one which today exists ill spite ol you, because ill it Quebec would have assumed her due rcspousiiil- ity; you could have made impos- eiblc the saddcliing spectacle ol Canada turning to political strife when the whole world is ablaze. \\_'hy have you not done this? \\`li\ have you perniittcd your talents to mould in the groulid rather than use tliclil in the service of civiliz- ation?

Have you duly considered thc

nature of the elements of the peo- ple to whom you must look for sup- port in this election? If it were iot for those. wllo are intiut-nec-_l by seliish rather than patriotic con- siderations, there could bc ilo cliaiicc of success for you. lt lnny lic true that you arc not appe:lliil_l: by name to the slackcrs and thc 'owardly and the selfish :md th-.r pro-Gerlnaliis and thc Naitiollalists. but it is oil their votes that yoi. will largely have to dcpclld. .\'o .lniouilt of verbal czuilouiltlgc can hide the fact that thc hliild ollcs who tllitlk tllat Cztlilulli ought not o have done alllytlling, thc tilliid _nies who think that Caulada should devote all her energies irolll now on ;o making lllollcy,. constitute thc backbone of your following. llow :ali you rccoilcilc this with your pride, you wllo ill the past llavc rightly hcld your head so high?

You have said that your life has

bccn devoted to the creation of a national unity in Canada. (fan

course is undoing all tllat you have

iliiiidcd, not the base, \vlio must be the leaders of thc land if this cotlli- try is to progress in things liiore vital than lllcrc material prospcr- ity. Your proposed course, if rc- turlicd to power, inevitably ineans that Caiiada shall lag ill the war, llld llcr ultilllaic pcrforlllallcc he unwortliy of the splendid record of :ilcctivclless which our soils have llitllerto inscribed with their life- blood upon ,thc pages of history.

returned to power, will depend for its attailniieiit upon the support ol :l solid, uilitcd l"rcilcli-speaking Quebec, with scattered ttlcinbcrs from the rest ol' Cztlizltlzl rcpl'cscll- lative of the uilwortliy elcliicnls to which I have already alluded. If ilic iincr spirits, those \vlio ulti- mately must become our leaders, liiid that their conception of lia- tional honor and national duty is

parlialuctltary bloc, will i_,)ucbcc

roiisciolisness of thc l"rciicli-L`:llia-

porarlly, perhaps, but for tl long

voted children therc must bc no

I* WOHUBYIUIIY Vl""fl1tllltl- It *'|9HUSiplc and :ldm‘irc the-ir sililpliciiy alld

you not see tllat your prcsclltl

accoinplislied? lt is the iloblc- -

. l

Your proposed course, if -you arch

being degraded by_ thc action oi a_ I Quebec politically coagtllatcd illto :L_

cd, we have worked day after day :ind lllonth after month to enlight- cll ollr pcoplc :uid to lilzlkc tllclil give. the iiatioli of their .~'ll‘ctlgtli. \\`c have given our soils :uid our ulallhood; wc have llrgcd lhc su- preme ilccd of obcdiclicc to duty; \vc have brushed :l\\':i_v our tears ovcr thc uiltilllel_v dcztths oi' olll lirst-horli, zllld sootllcd thc llcliiilg of our llcnrts with our pridc ill lllc valor oi our blood. \\'hzll llzlvc you done, ,\`il'.,\-\'illrid? llzivc you gollc .llliollg thc cities alld thi- villages and the lianllcts ol (___hit-licc prcacll- ing the gospel of st-l'\'icc in this war? llavc you, tlistlliillftll ol thi llliirlllitics of ilgc, lct no lcnr oi 'oil or \vc:lri1leSs dctcr _vou from urging ililceajillgly upon thc i-`rcnch-Cztiiadiaiis their duty and heir place ill our al'itlics? lt is to you, their greatest son, their be- loved and trusted lcndcr, that these pcoplc have looked for gllidzlucc 'ind illspirzltioll_ llavr you guided llctil, have you illspircd tht,-llii llzlve _votl liizliliicsicll h_\' deeds' your faith ill thc \'ollliliat'y sys- ir-ill which you now cxtol? lll ullat way did you strive to lllzlkc li suc- i-ss? llow can wc have iaith in 'llc siliccrity of tht- di-votioll to voltliitilry scrvicc \vliicll _volt llow proclailil. att-cillg that during the years wlicll you could have liiadf -.ilch devotion useful and cllcclive \ou have stood silt-lit and apart? l|o\v can we avoid the suspicion that you are scckilig lo cliluh hack to power upon thc iiattlrzll rcpug- illlllcc ol pcoplc to |icl'li»i'ili al dis- tasteful duty, to lllnkc ll grievous sacrilicc no liiatlcl' llo\v llct-dlnl it iliay bc? \\'hy is it ollly llo\v when thc altcrlizllivc to vollllilary service is compulsory scrvicc, that vou are licgiiillillg to talk ol' what may be accolllplisllcd by voluntary clilistlilcnts? _

\\`hy liavc you not llladc it clear

tllatif, as you propose, at l'ci'crell- dum of Cailada bc taken oil tht qlicstioll ol coiiiptllsory service. _vollr grczit iliilllcllcc will hc used to promote its adoption? llo you hclicvc ill coilscripiioll il otll llccdcd lorccs cailiiot be otllcrivisc obtained? Arr- you afraid to say halt you do bclicvc in it lcst you use tht- votes of illose tllllt lt-:lr tr lic compelled? .\l'c you tllraid tt say that you do not bclicvc iii il lt-st you losc the votcs ol illosc \vho seek to salvc their coliscicllcc-S by thc procl':l:~till:llioll of :l rclcr- cnduin, kliowillg full well that ill cotiscriptioll only lies the pcrforlli- alice ol duly? ls it dccclll, is il honest, is it brave, or is it lllcrcly politic for you, wllo scck to bc tht leader of this laild, to kccp your

` In Iona Hall on Saturday, Novembel

ips scaled upon the greatest issuc‘

_ - IlIiis_tnne of need. We wllo know ever presented to our people? _IS

In ‘them have no fear of the valor gt it dignified to lodge the qucstiml

l-`rciicli-Calladiaii units; evcii if si

raisc-d.by conscri tion, your rom- .al _- - U l - _ patriots will elnuliite thc dcc<l~ ol llghlli ffl-‘"1 lI"~` Wllgiicp

_.___ thc glorious l`wenty second itat \\ ith the icst ot' vour in.iilil'c~\o

If .I

tioll behind the sillokc of_gclie_r- ra( , _ . `. ities and f iiatillldcs which trip t

_ _ , __ _ _ _ ._ _ __ __ _ _ _ ._ __ _ 4- _ _.

Look Young Bring Back We Natural talioli at Courcelettc llut I sav to 1 llalvc no tllillrrcl llul ll ' l\'\\l __ \`\ \

Color, Glou and Attraetlvenell \ou that it is only by such ~tl\ltt lllattcrs of cntircl\ illllloi inlpoil ill Common _"den sa e brewed mm 5 lllill Qllcbct can .issupic licr propci staltcly differs irolll thi- tllluount-

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, 3 5 |- O. . i ii - I --d f - 1 ~ L' 'i (`ovcrll-i ‘ ' I ` - /A wavy tea with sulphur added. will l"'“1 *I* ‘UI ""I“uI l’i\"l"L"' "I "U` ” l)r0br‘"" U tl* "I "I ' ,_ ` _ "1 _' c/ -Urn Bray. streaked and faded hair country. (jan you not sec that lnclil, except that wli;il._vou say lst _ _. _ f, `_’°““Uf\l||Y dltfk Bhd NXlU‘iBDt. JUS! H your prcsciit nction is ,|i|-CL-it-tl to tncrc words without coilcrctc pro-_ pl _ 5 / ew “p°"°°“°““ Wm I"°"e “ 'event' wards destro in tl ' iartilcisllii posals ili place of thc dclinitd pro- _'I' _ _

ion it your hair is tad-ing. streaked or I ` ,Y 5_5 "5 _l' l . i __ , -_ gray Mums the Sage -pea and gm towards making impossible that na- positions oi rcspoilsililc .ldininis

phur recipe at home. though, is-__troub~ tional unlly to which you llzlvc dc trators. \ou have not shown that H ,,, fx ,sg

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vho put (allada glorious :uid truc ibovc all other cotlsitlcl‘:llil»ll.~'. lfxzullillc yourself, Sir \\`il|'l'id. lid sec wllctllcr you ciiil l-.\pl:lill

your courage and blinded the clcxir-

your cars have bccoilic too old lo hear lllorc than thc appeals ol _\'.»\,l. panic-stricken province, :lnd_ :irc deat' to thc cries for lit-lp ol' our soils across thc great and prolccl- ing \vutcrs?? ls it that thc stillgg oi your defcalt ill l1_lll has lit-coin :ln obscssioil and that you :tri

>willilu,{ to illllkc thc lit-l-ds ol' _\'oll: ,coulltl'_v sccoiltlai'y to thc pcily triuinpll of ll politiczll victor_\'_” i _ il that the lllystcry ol thc fllturt- i. plcssillg close about you. :uid lhlll _volt ical' to :l.~=slllllc thc l'<-_<|ioll_~'i- bility ol' di-lll:lndill_4 thi- ,~`_:ii‘l'ilii‘c. cvcll ill this lligllest ol c:lllsc.~', o. illc lives ol lilauy of our lcllow citizens? \\"ll:ltc\'cr lilay hc lhl- ctt- plzllllllion, :llzis that yon, who il llic pzlst llltvc hccll to so lll:lli_v o us our idczll oi _~'t:licsili:lll_<liip, oi: chcvalicl' sans pcllr ct sails rt-procllc alas that you have failed us lit tht supreme tcst`ol our liistory. \\`t who say you go fortli to liatllc ii your youth little tliouglil to st-c vol rcturll ut-illicr with your sllicld not oil it.

Lan you not scc, Sir \\'ili`iir_l

that it.is iicccssar_v that you lzii

~.lry lor _\olll'st-lf :uid lhc rl-plllz.

lllttlrc lll thc colllcilcltlllilil ol t :.ll ada, llccc:~‘s:li'_v for your pt-oplc :ul _ their ci|n:ll place aliiollge' lhr-ir lil low t`;lll:lrli;llis, llccc.~.~'al'_\- lol' _\‘ rui cllurcll. il il is not to incllf lhc

liciilg one ol' thc czlllscs oi' our lazil- urc, licccss:ll'_v`i'ol' _volir ilzltivc land and its place ill liistol'y, lit-ct-ss;ii'y for your clllpiri- :uid its lllll:ti'llisll-

that they lllaly lic inspii-t-il to rc .isl :ill pl'oi`i‘t-its’ of all ull\vol't|i_v pcllcc, llccc_~'.\z1l‘_v for thc civili/.'l tioll which ollr soils arc so glori-

hc unbrokcli ilcccsszlry for olll soltl_icl's 0vci'scas_ that they not ht- dcscrtcd and abzilldoiicrl, llrccs:~..'ll'\' lol' ourselves that we iilzly kt-cp our sclf-respect and colltiuuc to .~cr\'c ill the greatest crisis thc world has cvcr known?

Om' nf .llilli_\' /l`l1i'l'il1$.{`

l lsl-lug-_ `_

l’olitica_l_lVIeeiiiig `

Messrs Martin and Nicholson

Union Win the War Candidates

Will lllteot. lilo l-lint-iln's ol'

‘ IONA_

24th at 7 p. m.

Mesirs Sinclair and Warburton

.lin opos-ition candidates are illvitcn ind will be given hall’ the time,

BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.

1281-11-20M4iEii.

cvcr he forgiven? li the race- F' '° ' - "' ' -- i

lliatis succeeds in bccoliiing doin- K' C t lnallt over the race-collsciouslless I n y

of linglisli-spcaikillg Canada, tt-nl- POLITICAL NIEETINGS

clleltsll time tv -1¢<‘0l"l>|i-`|\ the llc- The undersigned will hold public ineetiilgs to discuss 'cilcratioll of rur idcrllr < t' iiati ll- ' ' - - - - ` . ` ` l._ ____________m__ :vm _____~__c»_______(_x___ bile lslsue involved ln the pendllig_D0minlon Elections, at _ldimh wer he forgivw? ,__,m_,m_ e p aces and on the dates mentioned below. will have to Iivc with the other pro- Wednesday, NOV/21, 7.30 . . . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ _ . . . _ (I-2ll‘(Iltg`&l.ll‘

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ictory Loan

The C.P.R.’s Example

THE following extract from 1 -.1 circular issued i by Lord Shaughnessy to the Ofi"1ce1's and Employees of the Canadian Pacihc Railway Company ex- plains clearly the reasons why the wage earner andthe salaried Employee should buy Victory Bonds. The C.P.R. is under- writing bonds for its Employees because it knows the people must subscribe to make this Loan a success:-

TO OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES:

Public aiinouncements have, no doubt, made

ofiicers and employees familiar with the issue of the so-called “Victory” bonds in denominations of $50, $100, $500 and $1,000, by the sale of which the Canadian Goveriment desires to raise the sum of $150,000,000, or more, necessary to ‘inance purchases to be made in Canada for the Allies.

The officers and employees of the Canadian

Pacific Railway Company have already proved their patriotism in many ways, and it is natural to expect that in line with such patriotic ellort many of them will desire to invest what they can afford in this vitally important loan.

No better service can at present be rendered

to Canada and to the interests of officers and employees themselves than by taking up these bonds. The agriculture, 'the industry and the commerce of Canada are at present largely de- voted tp the production, supply and transporta- tion of foodstuffs, munitions and equipment for the Allies, and the loan is required to Finance the continued activities in such directions. Without the money required, the prosperity of the whole country is imperilled. and we might have to

forpsee unemployment on an unprecedented sca e.

Tlic "Victory" bonds have the strongest

guarantee that Canada can offer, namely, that of the Canadian Government itself, and the gener- ous rate oi interest, SA per cent., means that the return on the money invested is good. _

'l`hc bonds as issued by the Government will

be pa'/able ten per cent. on December lst, 1917, one iiistalmcllt of ten per cent. january _Znd 1918. and tour li-loutlily instalments ol twenty ocr ccrii__ but in ol der to make it easier for oflicerr --vid emolovees to purchase bonds, the Canadian "’~'n_‘iiic Railway Company will arrange to carry these hoods, llndertaking the pavmerit on th' required dates of such bonds as oliicers and em- UIOYCPS pledge themselves to subscribe for. ant' Wfelldillii to such ol`i`1cers and employees th' lates of navmcllt on the basis oi ten per cent ofii-_ month, bein-cf $5 per month on each $50 sur utrlbcd, thus spreading the payments evenly over ten months, instead of six. Such payments.wil‘ be deducted from the salary or wages as speciiiul on the pledge form attached (to the circular;.