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FOURTH SON BNLISTS-Peter mmphy, youngest aon o! Mr. and Mm J“; Dunphy, leaves today for Lamina to report ior duty with the Royal Canadian Air Force. the lolirth and younmt membvl‘ o! the Ianlily to serve with the fighting forces. Of the other three brothers sergeant Francis Dunphy and Ser- cant Fred Dunphy are now s8 lng overseas with the 14th Flel Ambulance Corps, while AC. Jack W. Dunphy ls with the Royal Ct- ncidinn Air Force in TOPOIIW- A gillflflill€nd€llt oi investigation d loll-lll-lzlw oi’ Mr. Dunphy, who il n,- cxruz. Atlantic Region, Oswald LflilClH of this city. is also oversea-s with the 14th Field Ambulance Corpi-IHOHCYDH ‘Transcript. (Mr. J.J. Dunplly. who is a. P. E. Island- or, has a host o! relatives and irzcnclg here who will be interested m lilo doings oi his noble sons.

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“We have a rendezvous to keep, where millions o! our loved onel

.l ; S cep Out Yonder."

‘their torch rye cdasught

From dying an

By faith, we'll keep it burning. Alld march we must.

Straight on ahead, , Our pathway has no turning.

We have a. rendezvous ahead. Where millions oi’ our sacred dead - ll to keep it bllmln-l.

Dear motherland we hear you call. Our answer is: Now! One and All! Canada! Forwardl Victoryi

Well iollow you rhereer you lead. And we our sword will never

sllffllll, Till w come home, Victorious.

5o wit-h all our means and ways, We'll send,

The tools, to finish to the end,

In Victory for the “Allies."

F0 carry on! We can, We must! We cannot fail that sacred trust. They gave to us out yonder. " _

with taith held high and courage

strong with all our might. we'll carry on! Till right mall triumph over woof Out yonder.

Great King oi Heaven

Help us this day

To do our part in every way.

To keep the sacred trust that they,

Gare, who iell out yonder.

-Charlotie R. Foley,

Freetown, HILL

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A home from rugged wilds to how Nor should Canadians forget That they owe to them a debt, For their lays constancy. To tho limp '| unity

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__ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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A VICTORY BOND is the promise of the Dominion of Canada to repay in cash

the full face value of the Bond at the time stipulated, with half-yearly interest at the

rate of 5% per annum until maturity.

A Victory Bond is the safest investment in Canada. The entire resources of the Dominion stand behind it.

A Victory Bond is an asset more readily converted into cash than any other security.

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PROVINCIAL VICTORY LOAN HEADQUARTERS 57 Queen Street-Telephone 1940

LOCAL VICTORY LOAN HEADQUARTERS 67 Queen Street-Telephone 1940

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