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JANUARY 17. 1916 _ _ 'rss cnannorrarowu GUARDIAN _ - _ -2.-ica_§zvss~

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“Fruit-a-lives" titans, Fiiiiiias, Enilcliis

Fruit juice is Nature’s own remedy. "‘l_TRU1T-_A-TIVE8,” Ilia famour

15-uit nudi'¢1'n¢,‘ keeps the blood pure and rioh heqsuso it keeps the w_b_oie system hee of impurities.

“ Fruit-2.-tives"_ imfmvls the Skin

Adina; enables the stomach to digest lood properly; makes the bowels move regularly; and relieves the strain on the Kidneys.

By. its cleaning, healing powers on

the eliminating organs, “Fruits-tives" rldii the system of all waste matter and thus insures a pure blood supply.

60o. a box, 6 for 2.50, trial also 250. At dealers oi-sent postpaidon reeelptef pn... by sa-si:-s-iivu Limiuo, onus.

For Your

PHOTOS

The _CO0Ir’s Studio

Photographs

The business man ulio will spare a

few minutes of his time to the photo- grapher of today will please his entiro family.

His portrait proiluccd by Present

Day Methods of photogrupliy will lie ani. agreeable surprise.

-l-lt's done so quickly and

clearly. Make. your appointment i_o- day.

THE _ BAYER STUDIO

llll Mllllllli

CIPTOWN MARKETS

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(Corrected on Tuesdays and Fridays) Butter, (creamery) Ib 82 Butter, (creamery) Th. 85 atiisr (Tub) lb. ~ 28 Butter, fresh. lb. - ; 80 Eggs. dos. -_ -_ ` 35 Beef lb. (retail) ' I0 to 12 Fowls, lb 12 Chickens, -fb. 12 to 15 I-lay (pressed) ton _ $12 to $13_ Straw (pressed) ton - $0.501 Pork, lb. 11 '1‘urnips,.bus. ' _ 15 Potatoes (Reds) bus. ~ 55 Oots (white) b ns. _43 Oats, (black)_bus. 46 Beets, bus _ 40 Carrots. bus. 45 Wool, lb '40' Parsnips, lb 1 Geese ,,. _ri 1 15' Ducks wit: 'b, 16 Hioea - ' 14 to 15 Turkeys, per lb. _ _ 20.

S’SIDE MARKETS

Tuesoav. _

Buckwheat, bush. 70 to 90

Butter, (dairy) per lb.

13'

Butter (creamery) per lb

Calfskins per lb. Chickens, (dressed) per lb. Ducks, (dressed) per lb. Eggs, (fresh) per doz.

Fowl, per lb.

Geese, per lb.

12 to 15 12 to 15_

30

10 to 12 12 to 15

Iiides. 14 I-lay (Dressed) per ton. $10 to $13 Hay, (loose per ton. $0 to $10 Lamb Pelts each 40 to 60 Oats, (black) per bus. 47. Oats, (wihite) per bus. 45 Pork, (organs attached) . 7.1/1 to 10’/4 Straw, (prosscil) per i_on. $6 'i’ni-nlps, por bus. 20 Turkeys, per lb. 15 to 20` W'heat., per bus. _ 80 to $1.10 Wool, _ner lb. 26 to 40

I-IAPPPY ENDING WANTED.

(Manchester Guardian.)

A charming, auburn-haired nurse

tells the story. She bent over the bed of one badly wounded man and asliod liim if lic would like anyililng to read. 'l`lic soldier il.\'f‘.d it humorous eye on -liar and said: "Miss, can you get me n nice novel? i'il like one 'about a gold- cn linircd girl and n wounded sollder, with a happy ending.” After this the pretty nurse looks down contemptu-

As Es ously on civilian compliments. _

Good Photography '\"”'-' _" _ i _'_'

Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J. -

Eastern S. S. Lines

INTERNATIONAL LINE.

Steamship Calvin Austin,

Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 s.

m.. Coastwise. to Boston.

Return, leave Boston Mondays' at 9

hmm., vin. Portland, East Port and

ec.

MAIN BTEAMSHIP LINE.

Between Portland and New York. Steamship North Land and Herman

Winter.

Reduced Fares- .Reduced State-

room Prices.

Schedule distributed- Infomation

upon request.

St. John City Ticket Oillce, 47 King

Street.

A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B A. E. Fleming, T. F.& P. A., St. John New Erunewick.

I Furdess `

Sailings

From LONDۤ . From HALIFAX TEAMBR

- Rappahannock Jan. fllth

-lan. 8th Shenandoah Jan. 2601 .I lil. 20th Kanawha Feb. 9ll\

From LIVERPOOL From IIALIFAX Vis Nfld. Vis Nilil

- ' Durango lim- Nil'

Jim, ilili Tabasco inI|.20li\

i'urii_ess,\illthy8. Co.Lid.

it _i‘

“Keep the Home '_'-2:1:-'.:'.'~f .."-'iff' :Z1 ,_ \` | ‘ . ,,

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L___sniifnx, N. s. _“___ ______?_ _ _ \\¢ii||'i||»jl'_l-iiilllll

|RUBBERS l RUBBERS

ills wear wui

We_are now showing a

wide range of stylish rub- bers, in all the latest and most popular shapes; the kind that iii: perfectly, look neat and wear well.

Our Leaders

Dairlty mode, Bull Dog.

they can’t be beat for style. fit and wear.

Our Rubbers are made

by expert workman from the best materials, by the Independent Rubber Co.,_m one of the largest factories in Canada. |

All

is Lf.”

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9* ' ig _ _* _ '~ `-5-ll _ '_»___\

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Fires Burning _

_ When in need of Coal for

- Domestic orSteam purposes.-

"3,_` . .13 »- ~ -

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Proposition

by the nice

f.;"‘°'ii.2

tickled his and

telephone .us your order or- call at 'our ofiice. Our prices

boundm tickle the are lowest' and quality the. other difwflv °f ina. Prompt and ssosfsnion'-__

delivery will be made. `

“5°,;‘°°,,,,,»_ Phono -

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‘A The Eastern

s Capt. John Purchase, Lower

Bemomgvgdlgbt Lowe M t- Loo

..°lT PAYS to buy in this Province '..~o. r. 'riennsv is can-aim rs-

presentstive in Souris. . Mtf.

..°HOR8E SALE Did you ever -hear

of being able to buy a ilrst class stan- dard Bred_Stallion at your own figure and not have to psy for him until he has earned his price '.' Thats what you can do at the horse sale Monta- gue Wednesday, Jan. 19th. Look up 1'-‘riday's paper see i.-he ad it gave full details. _ _ 6588-1-17Me1i.

..*FORE8T HlLL._- The semi-am

nual school examination of this dis- trict took place on December 23, there being about twenty visitors present. The pupils were examined in the dif-

and correct answers showed training on the part of their capable teacher,

gram was afterwards rendered con sisting of patriotic songs and recita- tions which were greatly enjoyed by those present. The pupils were then treated to a liberal supply of confec- tionery, by their teacher after which

highly pleased with the work done.

days. The school was brought to close by singing the National Anthem. -The genial mall carrier Mr. Webs- ter Vaiiiderstine is always prompt in making the round trip from St. Pet- ers, excepting _sbort delays at Mac-

tlous are not favorable.- Mr. Gavin Reilly intends taking up a Commerct al Course in Charlottetown.- Mr. Angus McPherson has returned home after spending Xmas week in Selkirk, the guest of Mr. John Mc- Klnnon.- Mr. and Mrs. Dau Mc- Kinnon spent Xmas week in Uigg.- Miss Katie McLaren has returae home after having spent t-he week- end the guest of Mrs. Allan Morrison.

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Moskln’s Mill Pond recently enrout to Upton and reports ice is in a fav- orable condition.- Miss Florence Campbell, teacher has retumod al’tn spending her holidays in Coleman and Mt. Vernon.- Mr. Jack Reilly is

_phiislly engaged iu irappliig this sea-

son. lic has extended his territory to

. _ e

winter by observations made on som of tho i`ur lionrlng animals.

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lll WIIHUUI lllli lil llll]|llIST|llll [ill Sllllli, llllll SIUMIIIH

INSTANT RELIEF! “PAPE'S DIA- PEPSIN" ENDS YOUR STOM-

AGH TROUBLE FOREVER

Wonder what upset your stomach

-which portion of the food did the damage-do you? Well, don't bother. ii' your stomach is in a revolt; of sour, gassy and upset, and what you just ate has fermented into stubborn lumps; head dizzy and aches; blecb gases and acids and eructate undlg`es~ ted food; breath foul. tongue coated, -just take a little Pape's Diapepsin and in five minutes you wonder what became of the indigestion and dis- tress. '

Millions of men and women today

know that it is needless to have a bad stomach. A little Diapepsin occasion- ally keeps this delicate organ regulat- ed and they eat their favorite foods without fear.

If your stomach doesn’t take care o

your liberal limit without rebellion; if your food is a damage instead of a help, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless relief is Pape's Dia- pepsin which costs only fifty cents for a large case at drug stores. lt’s truly wonderful-it digests food and sets things straight, so gently and easily that it is really astonishing. Please, for your sake, don't go on and on with a weak, disordered stomach; it'_s so unncessary.

l Professional E@

W. E. WILLIAMS.. M.D., c.M.(McGiIl) Physician A Surgeon,

Office-269 QUEEN BT.

Office Hours-9 to 11 s.m. _

8 to 6 and 7 to 0 p.m.

3898-11-1llM3Mo. MORION A DUFFY

lsrrletere and Attorneys lolleltere for Royal. lapk of Canada

NONIY T0 LOAN.

DR. HEATH Me'lN1'YRl.

Dsntllt _

Cameron lloek. Victoria -new

Charlottetown '

' Oflles Hours: 9_ s. m. to I 9. m. _

zp.m.t¢sp_.m. _ _

_ ~ -- _ ~ uses-iestinr.

Patents, Trade marks, Designs. i

' Registered Patent Attorneys.

Established 1877.

-Formerly Patent L-iI°cu\lxlmIner.

- Master of Patent Laws. .

Representatives iii all foreign coun-

tries. .

Write for Book "Patent Protection".

Tells. _ _ |14.

All about and how to Obtain _Pat-

enis. _

lisnehea Ottawa. Washington. '

_ Miss I

_ 171 Great Gtorgs ltreet ~

' `Msnui’sot_.nrer of all -kinds of fine /hair goods.` Also

_I . _ . _ co._i I _{Manleiirln|.

_ ._ _ _ _ __ ni . r on

~ff.-_-f.-f_-1'--_-1'-1`-`-*ff-'-'-f=-f------=‘---'-'-1': agua _

' - John Robertson Lower- 1.00 - w ` -W" .-illlI~‘l_‘»=f--.i'i='-_ I I " I .nous oewr ner worn ms in- M,,,,,,,,,,, '_ ,_00‘ C-,‘ -_.__ _.___ _ _ f, v _ -

seriion for advertising in tliisoolumn. win. Dsnncey, -Lower Mont- ‘ _----,1 ' .-

Cash must accompany order. ague 1.00 ‘_ ,_ u ` , _ _ _ _

- -__ James N. Cameron. Lower OODROP | ` _ ' _

. - ‘ / For Infants and

..°1'. GORDON IVE8 is Guardian _Montague .50

sale at the Montague Livery Stables _

6588-1-17-Mali .

. ."TROTTER A coming two twenty ~

'|385 . ~

gtng, big square gaited fellow and a _

_W.ednesday. Jan. 19. Are you look-

_ .JKINAROS 38086, the great, big, '

' er the Auction Hammer, Montague,

_on nine months_credit. 6588-1-17-Mell.

Montague. Jan. 19th. _Also harnesses.

6588-1-17Meii.

That every path hath a puddle.

slow

take than the stopping to worry over it mistake already made. l That with contentment the lowes'

Miilgell River Ile predicts a sever howl |B more of alpalace than tlii»._ D. J. RILEY.

0

loitlnsl. mansion without lt.

Thai; while‘ 'few are qualified to

ments oi’ music, of which a single dis-

R. C. Parish of_ Tracadio 23.79 The New London Section of

the Congregation of ltev.

The Congregation of Rev.

John Stirling at Stanley Bridge 29-35

Mrs. Geo. Mallett, City - 1-00 'Pho Presbyterian Church of

North itustlco. per W. Bun-

' tain

5.76

i'te|p'esentatlve in Montague. James -McCormack. Lower

Montague

..*DON'T FORGET the big horse Mrs. M. J. Davies, Lower

Montague

Wednesday. Jan. 19th, at one o'clock. _Ormond Poole. Lower Mont- Two line Clydesdale mares, just what agua the farmers want and at your own pri- I-‘. A. Hewitt, Lower Mont-

9~Ell8

Mrs. A. E. Wightruan. Lower

Montague

green trotter, needs no boots. X10 N8- Wallace- Aitken, Lower Mont-

ESRB

perfect driver to be -sold at Montague. Bessie Aitken, Lower Moni-

l1g\l8 ` __

i ? B hi . _ . . . -

ferent branches and by their prompt -mg for B smkew “ner 6g§s_1_T7_Me1|_ aguel-3 pooh’ Lower Mom

-l ‘ John Aitken, Lower Mont-

ague `

.Miss Florence Campbell. A nice pro- -_comms sue 0( p_ E_ |s|an,1_ goes un. D_ _,_ Smwmm Lowm. Mmm

. d ._ _

llglle

Wednesday, JM- 19. See his Colts. James Vatcbcr. Lowcr Mont- `enqulre about him and his stock. none ,ngne _ better anywhere. and You can buy -him John Vatchor, -Lower Mont-

8.800

' _ J I , _

those present expressed themselves ".81-ANDARQ 335° 31»AL|_|¢N egfoglailxgk Lower Mm"

. _You can buy alll' kind °f 0 \1°\'B0 Y0-\l Roger Westwiiy. Lower Mont-

The pupils than kmdly thanked the want from a Standard Bred Stallion. agus

teacher and wls-hed her Happy Holi- to B 'arm hm.s9_ at the Auction Sum Georga 0.Cmmm_ - Lower

8 r ' '

Montague

nnri-inges, sleighs and etc. Philip Fougere, Lower Mont-

ii§\\0

Mrs. Philip Fougorc. Jr., Low-

er Montague,

Ch l ~

Beth’5 corner where the road condl- WELL To ngmgmggg yglgxfagulgrelluut' Low"

-Geo. W. Aitken, Lower

Montague

` That the fruit of success ripens Cum-ing McNe|||_ Lowa,-

Montague

ly. _ `

That he is the richest who wants the John (iowam Lowe, Mom,

least. a ue

K

That a million dollars will not buy ii Edward Poole, Lower Mont-

d ray of sunshine. ague

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arms

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Pmmoics Digeallonflneifiti

__ nes ¢.ii.diiesi_t..iiiali\s|i1l|lu _:lp _ iipiiuniiorpiime ni-riiheni!

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"_-_"____'__I,‘_ ,_,u,_£__,!__ _ _ 3 The llmil You liave Always Bought

2-00 ‘__."> gil n _ nl-as __ _ _

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Alb months old-`

'l`liat the greatest of faults is to bo (film-ies Lund,-y, Low" Mom-

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men. Rev. Wm. Moi.:-.od, Diuidns,

That all oi thegood things of this (per (;\m,.,||n,,)

world are of no further good than as tvom.-.n-_q 1,.mm,,,,, of Bow

" they are of use. shaw, pm- A_ i;|m,.,|,., ,___ _ ,__ _ __ _ ___ _ -» -_sq -__ qi-_--qs

Tbat there can he no greater mis- fieftmn 25-hm)

t I d t th et 9 _ For all special weakness from which _ _ ~

cord” B" ng es “M 8 we n as girls “<1 W°“1°11 suffer. 11° wer rs- Then insure in good strong stock compan-

__ meily exists than Dr. Hamilton‘s Pills'

ti iti tntbi niiii- ' ' _,,‘§,¥y $2531 go en,_u§m,y'“({j_§‘,§es_“_‘{_ey_ _ ies,which never contest an honest claim such

iii iiuii ini iuiii_-------

lusts till old age

_ ` i .Tho hlood is richly nourished by

Iii' Hi1inllton‘s Pills Appetite liicreiis

f - CONTINUED ciifweakness and .secret ills give way E R W _ _ rosiirpliis energy and reserve vigor. `° 0 '

Amount previously ucknow- Z' No pale girl, no. ailing woman can

‘ ledge() $3462.19 as

1 00 Exscr Copy ol` Wrapp-' ___ ____,, _ .. ...... -.-.. ..._ ..._ ..»

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_Mi __ INFANIS .-‘tiiitniiin S;gm|_[,1_n~9

of

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_ -.uiilili 35” _f,_~-- _

L50 'T “Wil . ._ .

conscious of none. agus .001 I I " " ' A `

$::,i<i0_'1.~:

Hi-cy-Ti‘mi.~<.‘

shine ig: c0n=_r»a3_y.__ ;tais__ _;_\_1___:i1§ power Women With Weakness i N °

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m’lI`lh‘i,:l. gdrpbizmes arg like instru-3 Fwd New str"-Ilthl

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as is represented by

!'i`ord to miss I.-hroc enormous good

that comes from' Dr. iiamllton's' Charlottetown . Pills; get a 250. box today. I 4 _ _

\

Goo. Irvine 12.00 Wi- _ _

WHAT CANADA PAYS!

Mrs. Carrie Weston, Vernon

. River _

John F. I-luyden, Vernon

‘ River

[The pupils.of Upper Belle _ Creek School. per P. J. ‘. nnigor (Teacher) L30 _Proceeds of Silver Sett, do- j nated by Stirling Clarke,

2.50

2.00

30.15

' _ PROVISION FOR_'Wl-VES, MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

A SULDIERS PAY AND ALLOWANCES, CONDITIONS 0F ENI.lS'I`M~ENT »

_ Canada is determined that hersons shall be as well paid and thcinfamilies --as well

cared idfr-;'ajs'a grateful and' wealthy country can afford. The scale of pay for Overseas

_li Mt. Stewart

saacocic 'Ano .sous-

'-Wm. _Cmiln0n. Lower Mont-

09 St. James St., Montreal. '

-Abi-sham Jackman; lower

.Wouien's institute. Mt. Ste- ' _ wart, ' _ ` 2.35

.Cavendish Presbyterian

' Church

Bedeque Red Cross Society..

10.40

W. P. A.. Montague, pei- _ __ Mrs. Ellis 75-00 Mrs. Jean Bears, City 2.00'

Geo. S. MacLeod, Frederic-

' ton 5.00 Mrs. John A. Mosservey, _ City 5.00

Mies Mary Stewart, Strath-

gurtney -'1.00

Proceeds of Tea held at St.

_ Elcanor's, per Mrs. Hunt 35.00 ilov. A. Miller, Montague 2.50 John T. Mellish. Montague 1.00

Leith Cowan, Lower Mont-

ague 2.50 `D. P. Ross. Lower Montague 2.50 0 Mont. Annenr, Lower Mont-

ague 2.50

S. B. Aitken, Lower_lilout~

aguo ' 2.50

Mal. iluchnnnn. Lower Mont- 00

1.

1.001

.50

.25 `

'. agus 2.00

a ie

agiie -- 1.00

' ague - »

agiie " ` -

a ue .25

agus

(loo. J. Wright, .Lower-'Moni-

Ilnrt liIcParlane. Lower Mont-

ague , ' 1.00

John Sloane, Lower Mont-

gi 3.00

V. 0. Slirimer, Lower Mont- , iague 1.00 `C. H. Poole. Lower' Mont-

Rlchsrd 'i`nylor,'Lower Mont- ‘

agne 1.00

1Geo. Annonr, Lower Mont-

Phlliip Burke. Lower Mont-

ague '

.liimes Delaney, -Lower Mont-

_Ed. iloudreiiult. Lower Mont-` sgue _ ,

Simon Peters. Lower Mont-

! __

fPoter Parriugton, - Lower | . Montague .50 John Jeifrys, Lower Mont- '

Mrs. Andrew Landry, Lower

'- Montague _ ` .50

‘James McFarlane, Lower ‘ Montague ‘ .50 ' miss. Llewllyn. Lower Mont-

ague - .26

- nigie _ 1.00 ' O. . Pyko. Lower Mont- _ stile _ .50

Ono. A. Poole. Lower Mont- '

" B Bl

Ill 2.60 _

'James M. Hewitt. Lower ' _ -" Montague _ I ' 2.00 J. I.. Pools, Lower Mont-»

per Mr. Leard 40-00- ‘

.ao j

'axue - ‘ _ `.'I6 *'

‘ agile _ ' ‘_ 1.00 I -Il. FA. I-iyndman. Lower Mont- -

~lK\l0 _ _‘ ' .Ml

Montage

Mrs. R0 rt-1Ant\|'!» Ihflf '

Montague .ll

Service; tile allowances from th_ef_Patriotic Fund, and the Pensions, are on :i_more liberal basis tlizin those of any other country engagedin the war.

‘ SCALE OF PAY ‘ _

Field Separation

' RANK Pay Allow-nce Allowance

' _ per day per day ' per month

Sergeants...... .. $1.36 $0.16 $25.00 Corporais........ 1.10 .10 20.00 Drlvau, Buglers, Drummers etc.. . .. . . _ .. . .. _ .1.00 _ .10 20-00

The men are, of course, i'cd` and clothed by the Government. ' The Separation Allowance is the sum paid by the Government to the wi ie of each

enlisted man, or to the widowed mother if the son is unmarried _ and is her sole support. This is iii addition to part of his pay which is reserved for her.

One-half of :i solider’s pay is withheld by tlic Government and paid to his depend-

ents. This ensures that at le;ist_$35.oo per mouth is paid by the Government to the wife

of each soldier. E

i`lic i’:ii_rioi.ic Fund has born created to assist tlios.; ilepeiirlents oi a soldier who

iiecil more licip than the Government gives. 1* rom this F unfi the following sums are pziid if the need exists :- I

WIVBI 0-... -., ... ... ... .... .. ...... .....-..

ciniann or wiuowm ._ F'°"‘ "'°° '° ”°'°° "°' '"°”"‘

’ Mothers of unmarried men. . . . . . . .. _ . . . . . . ._

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Children of married men accor ng to nge an .L50 '___ "N "ch "__ month

numbe_rin fsmliy...... _ _

Ladies representing the Patriotic Fund pay regular visits to families of men on Over-

seas Service, and give friendly advice and practical help in case of need.

Many employers have pledged themselves io give preference to returned soldiers when

engaging men. _ _ _ ' --“I ‘ ,M ____-

The Canadian scale ol' pensions range for private soldier, ‘from $75.60 pct year for cer-

tain minor injuries to $264.00 for total disability. In case of death $21.00 s monthie paid to the widow, and $5.00 a month for each child. A -widowed mother whose son was-her whole

g ' _support receives $22.‘oo :i month. __ _ 0 _ _ _ J,_. .

-coNm'rioNs oi-‘ ENLISTMENT _ _

Age-i§`to years. _' Ilcight--5 feet 2 inches minimiiin _ f _'l/_

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Ap%ly to CAPTAIN'_CAMPBEl.L or to Bbiayirecniiting oilicer MAJOR

LEl_GBt, APTAIN COOK, -LlEU'l‘ENAN-'l‘- OGRE or,'wrine__. tor__ip_fer'- mationo' ' ~

Provincial Patriotic -Society,'Charlothetowa_ _ - - -i1.socan.1a¢nu'rr,-nos.

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