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-  arnation 1
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Avlmer. Ont- cum.. rosa im.-i '
Seattle ,nd Chicago, U.S.A. Licenses 14-96 nod 1|-01.
Carnation Milk comes to you doubly richer
than ordinary Milk. It is thus more conunirnf
- than ordinary milk.
You can use_it as cream for tea, coffee, lruitandcercall.
You can whip it-chill it lint, of course.
_You can i\loo_ use it in every way ou use ordinary
_ milk-lor the children’n drink, for coohlii . Because it il
evaporated-you should dilute it first-addon equal quan-
Your grocer is the Carnation Milkman. Ask him to
or four trial cam (16 oz. tall size).
* Mother and 'the Girls
dont mind being photo-
-aphed--why not persuade
,ad and " the_boys to make
the family picture record,
complete?
_ THE CO0K STUDIO
,Phone 159-J
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Field Crop Competition -»f  =° fr- ~»   ...-.r.;';t;‘f=..,°;‘.':..‘i:.°.'.':rt.._'° °° '“‘° °‘
'O insertion for advertising in this col- -NUPTALS.-A very prciiy worl-
'l"hc competition in fields .if standing minimum charge twenty live centi-
graiu which has been carried on by
the I)c|izii'tiiient of Agriculture for the _WAN-|.ED__Tea(,hm, for Prinmry
past nunibtr of yours is to be conduct- DeD‘n_n_niem of Muum Stowe S.,]\00|_
‘ffl #li-:aiu for this season on a system
similar to last year.
Since the inaiiguratlon of this ('om- 74g4.g.(;M3;
petition. the improvement in the grain
crops ol' the Province has been re-
rnaryziblc. The objects of such work
can be enumerated as follows:
T0 »~'lir1\ulal.e an into-rest in the pm-
uuciion of pure, clean seed of the
best varieties of our farm crops, to
encourage and assist -those who are
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THE NEWEST DULL
KID 0XFORDS
- We have received th
newest oxford for Dressy
Wear made with high`
French heel and plain
toe..._._......._....._..____.___$8.75
HOSIERY
We are showing now T
some New York hosiery-
See 0ur Window
Alley & Company  
Limited e
suineis
WEDDING  
oiris
Can easily he selected from
our large and varied stock of
FINE CHINA, CUT GLASS,
DINNER SETS, TEA SETS,
ETC., ETC.
BLACK & CO.
SUNNYSIDE ,
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Ftiiorsssioiut Cmios
DR. CLIFT
CHRONIC DISEASES
CURATIVE TREATMENT by the
month in advance. Purdy Station
Westchester Co., N. Y., U. B. A.
HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW.
5G32-5-20MtillAug20Dd.
Dr. K. W. Mcliinnon
ve1'Er'iNAnv suncsou
Office, 139 Kent Street
Opposite Moreli Hotel
Tolophong 764
5900-5-23M3mo|.
P'- - .
flhgllilcfl lu growing seed grain, to
show the value ol’ seed selection and
the proper cultivation of the soil; and
to direct tho attention of the general
fftrming public to tho value of clean
sleeil and better methods of cultiva-
t on.
fI`ho acceptance of all the objects ls
becoming more general as the work
becorues more established. With the
ine|~ease of entries and a better ful-
tllmoiit of the objects, the trade for
semi gain has grown, both ivithln and
beyond the provimzial linilts.
efficiency. _
1. To stiiiiiilatv an init.-est in me
4. To direct the attention of the
general farming public to the value
each county, in eacli ol’ which the loi-
Utlflffy-1. $02 2. $4; 3. $3: 4. $2.
and Fifth Electoral Districts. and Loi
\\-'est Queens shall include the First,
lrlloctorzil Iiistrict and Lot "3 ‘Vliiidie
ol the Hillsborough River not includ
4:1, 44, 45. -io, 47, sr. and so. smith
fifty cents for each additional kind of
grain.
il. The entry foe must be sent in
with the entry.
4. No flcld will be judged unless
the entry fee is paid before the time
of judging.
5. Monihers of the Ilannnr Oat
(‘lub should have all fields from whlchl
grain for seed will bi- sold properly
inspected while standing.
6. Members of the (7.S.G.A. are
rnquc-stcrl to enter one or more fields
in the competition.
7. Competitors should give lhc De-
partment at least one weck’s notice
when the fields will be ready to cut.
ll. Entries should be made to the
Provincial Dr-piirtineut of Agriculture,
(‘harlottetown, and should arrive not
later than August 23rd.
The following score card is used in
judging the fields; general appearance
considering:
D- STEWIRT- K- C-  TS.’.5‘.I“’..."‘...°..'.‘.’iT' .'...'..'.".;.;.'."..'.;.1 5
Barrister, Solicitor and
Notary Public _
Nowlon Block, Charlottetown
Brunch Office, Georgetown
Money to Loan on Roll Estlto
1 _
S. S. liF88llll
' llrrletor, Oolloltor
Notary Public, oto.
"" MONIY TO LOAN
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fornilty of growth  10
tl. Acreage, method of seeding, ab-
sence of lodging  5
Freedom from weeds . . . . . . . . . .
._ 25
Freetlom from smut, rust, blight
and insects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 10
Apparent yield und quality of grain
conslderlngz-
(1) Proportion of well-filled head of
plump groin of good quality... 20
(2) Uniformity of maturity  tl
Total .. . . . .

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.As Milk md. cream  rim sisrieiur ouiiiiiiiiu
..°COM|NG BALL TEAM.-A Dro-
mlsing baseball team is being organ-
ized at Sourls West. Among the like-
ly ones are Will McDonald, Jack
Kickham, Merlin Mc(‘arthy. Charlie
Klckham, lteggie Dcagle, Tour Kick-
ham and F. McDonald.
..*DUNDAS AND ANNANDALE.-
Rev. Il. S. llaynor will conduct the
services in the Presbyterian Church at
Dundas at ,IS p. ni. and lu Annandale
at 11 a.. ni. on~Sabbath Aug. 10th inst,
and on Sslibatli Aug. 17th lnst. in An-
nandale at 7 p. ui. and Dundas at 3 p.
rn.
. .°I1: PAV! to buf _n this Provinco.l
..°TWO CENTS PER WORD ouch
insertion for advertising to this col-
umn. Cash must accompany ordbr
minimum charge twenty-five cents.
EASTERN PERSONALS
..*Dr. Allred J. Hawks, chairman of
the Medford. Mass. Board of Health
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Launlr,
and Miss Mary Vuozzo, of Medford.
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, l"l'UI\l\
Vuozzo. of liiontague, P. E. I. for the
next two weeks. Tliis is their first
trip to P. E. I. and they are much
impressed with the scenery and es-
pecially ui' the hospltaity.
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i THE WESTERN 'GUARDIAN '
-TWO CENTS PER WORD ouch
umn. Cash must accompany order
Supplement $30- ADIHY A- E- W!‘l8hl»
Secretary, Central Bcdeque. -
-FUNERAL TODAY.-The funeral of
the late Mr. John Dobson who passed
away on ivriincsday will take place
from his late residence to the Peoples
(lernctery this afternoon at 2.30.
\VESTERN PERSONALS
-Miss Slbyl K, Palmer of Tignisli
is visiting friends in Surnmerside.
--Miss Bertha MiEer, Alberto
visiting her aunt Mrs. A.. N.
Leod, Tlgnlsh.
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9,.
.st
F.-FJ
-Mr. Edward Brooks of Bonshaw,
is visiting his aunt Mrs. -tDr.) John-
ston, Tjgnisli.
is spending his holidays with relatives
-Vlr and Mrs Cliarles Dovle,
Crockett.-ll.
is
Ricliards of Tignlsh are visiting their
ign li to V
visiting in Summerside the guests of
-Mrs. D. Chalsson and dang er
Miss Doris of Boston, -are spending
-Mr. and Mrs. (loo. Stewart, of.
Vancouver, ll. C.. who are visiting
Mr. Stewart's mother at Park Corner.
spent ri few days this week in Sum-
mcrsiile the guests of Mr. Stowart's
sister, Mrs. W. Williams.-L. .
-The bas.eball game played by the
lnilr-pnnrlenis find Rr-rl Sox on the
High School grounds, Summerside on
Monday evening was witnessed by
the usunl large number ami gi'e8UY
onloyed. The score was 14-4 in favor
of the indcpendeuits.-L..
APPRECIATION
The ladies of the York Red Cross
have received the following letter of
appreciation.
To Pres. York Red Cross.
Dear Madam.-Owing to my being
absent froiu the settlement ‘I coud not
attend the reception held for the re-
turned men so I must endeavor to ex-
press my thanks and appreciation for
the beautiful medal placed in my hand
on my arrival home. `
To my mind nothing could he more
suitable and I shall keep it always
and as loiii; be justly proud of the
York lied Cross.
I am with thanks
ding took pare in St. James church.
l-‘reetown on July 15th, when Miss
Ella 1\lc(‘arville, youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fraiirzig Mc(‘arville was
united in marriage to Mr. t‘iiai'li~s'
Bennett Dclgliau, of Bradalhaue, The
cerenioliy was pertorined by ltev. \\’.
Mclionaltl, of (‘liarlottcto\\'n. 'l‘lio
bride was becorulngly attirod lu white
georgette crepe over white. durliess of
satin with pearl trimmings ami wore
white Milan lint and niaribou ruff,
gift of the groom. The bride was at-
tended liy» her cousin Miss Mary
Murphy. who wore grey georgette
crepe over old rose silk. and the groom
was ably supported by his brother
de arted to their homes, wishing Mr
happy wedded life.
ince. As tlielocal consumption is est-
objeds' -Mr. J. M. Todd, of Holman’s Ltd., iinnted at 200,000 barrels, that brings
the total crop up to nearly 1,500,000
The oijcct. if the > ,t'tl ' . , , , __ .
bv Cnml im ,.Bl|:)\\,§: Cimlw I on mai at hlmsclale and Alberton.-H. barrels exclusive of fruit used .by ex-
aporutiou, couriers factories and rider
mills With the extension of the Brit-
produriion of pure, clean seed of the ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ~ . ',' _ . .
hast v,,,i@¢|,-,S up our fmt", cmm_ (`harlottetown, were in town on Tues- ish apple embargo, it is likely that a
g_ To Qnmumge ,md assist those dnl/ rn route to Kelly’s Cross, where large portion of the crop will be ex-
who me emged in gmwmg Seed they will visit friends.-H. ported. The Okanagan Valley' crop is
gmm ___ now estimated at thirty per cent larg-
si. T.. simw the value or st-eo some -Mrs. Kenneth Finlayson and S011- ef "la" last( Y"‘"` "fl “"’_“l"‘f°'1 “”‘l‘
tion and the proper cultivation of me Chariottcioun, are visiting at Elms- the twenty-five ner cent iiicrease Dre-
hoii. dale, guests of Mr. ani Mrs. Simpson. dictlfll ill Dill' last- lSS_\I€.
“So far as Ontario is concerned,
there is very little cliaiige to report.
of pure, clean seed and better meth- -Miss (`atherlno Doyle, Summer- The principal feature is the nlniosi
ods of’ cultivation. side has returned homo after visiting unuimous report from all districts
friends at Vernon itiver and Chariot- that Says sive better promise than
¢°mpetigi0n5_ tetn\vn_--1-{_ any other variety."
Tlirce c-ompcliiions will be held in -The M1550; .Emily and yuslme Mlnar‘d’s Llnlment Cures Burns, Etc.
lovc~i'n,;£;i1sli${i(;‘lze.i will be offer-oil: ' 3;tt;l€§rvnMr.  A. Richard, Char-    
Oil . 2. $9. 3. $3. 4. $7. _ I
 $‘l$50§ li. $6; 7, $5.50; S, $5; ll, $4.002
_. 4; 11. $3-'01 12. $3; 13, $2.50; ~ ' ' 1*
14- -3- J _*The Miss-es Knthleenv Bremian' Following are two ox’ the essays
4 ' .
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W‘““““1- ‘Si 2' *li 3- “H 4- $5= IH§`”’.iif.i'i.i..§{"idfii.ifii.°nihiliihdrfdi. union by .aw-I-- in ffavenre =<> -I-1 .
6. $35 7. $2. T ' is Aibemm on Friday invitation and the offer of prizes from
tl . D: hti. of th, ldmpire. The ' L
West Prince shall include the F‘lrst _ siibjeciugreidiiiberl frir the essay was ' E    
Electoral District and Lots 7 and 8. “MV H"“'m`d Robmslm “nd 50” ~(‘,am,.|n'H 'lpespongc to the Cul] of tm.
East Prince shall int-ludc the Fourth P""fl- “f 3U\‘li\ De‘_'0"» N- B" 8"' Empire," - ,,
remainder of Prince County. A "*°“_ I ht CALL OF THE EMPIRE
(Qin-rms simll include rh.|;“'D',,§¢` ,of the suinnier in Tlgulsh the guests of \Vhen the call came for the troops
Quiwng (.0,m,y lying "mth ,md west M,-S_ A_ _]_ Bel-nm-d_ to :iid the luiupirc, in li|14, the sons
_ of (laiiadu were tho first to answer the
pd in West Queens. South Queens -Messrs. Alfred Mountain and call. Canaria lmnrodiutely recruited
~ ~ . q . . _ ‘Daniel Stud-m~;_ ref; Summnrsldo gn 30,000 men and -sent them overseas in
shall lnclurl.. that part of Queens
County lying south and east of the Tuesday morning for Moncton where Ot:t<ilior;`.]oniy two inonths afltegn wiair
. . . ‘Jr. .' ' a -
lllllsborough River. they intend to remain during the sum WHS llc ill' `»lll_dl BNI U Y
must kings snail include Lois 42. mer.-PL , .l .- ¢f<‘-=1S"f1i\f=='ori1iy i.ii.wi.f»n me war
ended, she had on army of one half ri
Kings Shun include LMS 59' 61' 63' 64 _The schooner nM,hu,,n_ Capt million men. The Canadians showed
and Geori-!f’f0Wu ItoYf\llY- W€St King! Trenhoiru, has cleared for Picton to tl‘°’l‘“"1V"5 U’ he l>T"""l- fll5l‘t°"5 fm!"
shall include the remainder of Kings land coal for this port. The Freddie ill” "9"-V flmrt- “mi ll“‘~“"» Wh" f°“‘f""e<l§
Ulllllliy- Higgins, (lnpt. Lord, entered port on ulllmld the l“`°““ l"`°0l`fl °f 31050 Who'
Tuesday from Picton with ii cargo oi’ lmll “Une Nl* "`-
Rules and Regulations. railway coal.-H. The C“““‘“““” "“""'d the ‘my M
1_ A new of mm Shan consist or ____ Yprcs, an'l luxthc notube battles of
at 1,-.n_.,.t “ve acres; of whmtl three ____Mr_ G' Lawson Palmer' Manager Vimy Ridge, gqassclieiirlaele, V(.ource.
acres; and of barley nt least two of me Rod R050 Tm (_1n_' of Wmm.  2223- il 0U“’"‘- HWY “On ““'
acres.. _ ‘  V. _. 0.... .- . .,.. .
2. An entry foo of one dollar will §§§éh“;[;,i;",“?£\i;D£1:|ng“m:h_"cgCng;n plNot';.in1\lIy;)€aie:§i3;lifi‘s)ldl(lnCi;§(aéi&];::;;‘
be cliarged, if only one kind or grain in Tig,,|,,h the guests of Mrs Palmeras Y mmunnmn an-G Omer. necéssmy
i. ,i,.i, . .inn .if r .` ~. ' ey-"
Q pn PW( and lm ru( onq' ce 0 m°¢hU`~ Mm- Wm' (‘“r“th°rs° iarticles. When the call carrie from
the Dominion (lovorninont. asking the
people to show their loyalty by buy-
ing Victory llonds, to give money to
help carry on the war, they responded
to thc cali, and as a result the Victory
Loan was a great s-urrcss.
The some may be said of thc vari-
ous Patriotic Funds, The people, ai-
tliough pressed by the high cost of
living. answererl the call and sub-
scribed generously so that the funds
exceeded all expectations,
Wo uutlerstand now the great part
which (lnnadn played in the world
war. We will next see what she is
going to do in the work of reconstruc-
tions. '
One of the means by which Canada
has planned to help reconstruction ls.
thoroughly explained in the schools,
 
GET A GOOD GRIP h
ON HEALTH
Look out for the unnatural weak-
ness that indicates thinning of the
blood and lack of power. It means
that your bodily organs are starving
for want of good nourishment; that
the red cox-pussies are fewer. unequal
to demands of health. Hood 'I Sane,-
pnrillo increases strength of the duh-
oste and nervous. restores red cor-
pusolosy makes the blood curry health
- 4|J¢~nJ»-at r- f
Here is a remarkable line I-5 0
oi suiniiier caps worth
to 3.00 each-on sale at 2
Just a day or two ago we had a chance to get yOU -SOIIIG W0t1dCI’fl1lly ood
summer caps at a bargain. They are made of silks, part silk materials, wool clloths
etc., in various weights but mostly very light weights for present wear--ideal for
motoring-boating-driving ~-all sort of out door sport. -
They are strictly the sort of caps that we'd have to charge you $2.50 to 3.00
a for in the regular way. ~_
We got them “dead right” and hence you can buy   .... .-$1.50
Smart Summer y Winona
wash suits - Collars
for Boys A worth 25c
  3? I special at
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Russell. After the ceremony was per-
formed the bridal party inotorod to the I
early morning train and crossed by
the t‘.arf’erry. ln the evening they re-
tugned to the homo of the bride, where
the fainl1y._iueixibor‘s ol' both bride and
groom were present. A jolly good time
was spent, until day dawned when all
p .
and Mrs. Deighan many long years of
NOVA SCOTIA CROP OUTLOOK'
As a nieurzs ot’ insuring ri reliable ~_.M15g Eileen (‘onroy. Tignlsh is IMPROVES
stand of grain, thr- growing must keep visiting in Alberton the guest of her ` -w--
l" l"“"l‘ ‘VMI th" U""-“mem Of U19 uncle Rev. 'l‘. Campbell. OTTAWA, Aug. G.-A report issued
seed and the soil, and it is encourag- _#_ imply by tho fruit ¢0mmi,.,,\i.,nm-'S hm.
ing U’ "Um ‘hut “"’U‘ ‘meh Veal' 3 -Mrs .'(‘.has. Dalton and son Dr. rich, department of agriculture, says:
gr‘3“t_"" "“"‘_l"”' ‘lf "'°mP"m°"5 me Howard of Brookline, Mass., arc vis- "Since our last report was publish-
showiug an interest in the hiilffiillon lting friends in Tigiiish. ed, prospects have improved in Nova
if f"I""l' ll“`_llf‘:`"Y ‘lf "fe V"_"'“t-VC the Y i Scotia and British (!olumblzi_ We are
d’E_‘;‘,:i;';§n:v(;'I¥kTift1;;';l_;"1"t' "gd 1"? --Mr. C. E. Strong. of Summerside now estimating the Nova Scotia crop
on ‘I0 ,mme UK; high`Mz"3d(;‘;re;r ao; is spending his vacation in Chester. at 1,2n0,000 barrels, including all grad-
` ‘ N. S.-L, cs packed for export out of the prov-
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Mothers! we want you to see the smartly comfort-
able suits that we have ready here for your small boy.
They are made on the same models that are so
popular in American Cities just now. The materials
are pretty, mostly in plain and stripe. 
` There are many grades-the most popular prices.
being $1.50, 2.00, 2.25 and 2.50.
IZ for l.
Winona, a very pop-
ular “Ara notch”
collar-of -the famous
ARROW brand, long
pointed front, regular
25C grade all sizes, a
great lot will be éiiled
up in the Men's tore
.__ to'-day from which you
can choose at
i iz for $1.00
the wait. `
$2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 2.65.
Here are the boys
Cashmere Sweaters you
have been wanting
You have been asking us for these for a long time-and we have been
trying hard to get them for you-but at last they are here-and they are worth
, All in “ pullover" style, sizes 24 to 32 good weights-splendidly made.
18. Middle Prince shall include the MF- and MVS- Ge0~ H°"l-°n~”'L- CANADNS RESPONSE To THE' V , _ __ _ ;
thoroughly explained in the schools,
and every boy and girl should own a
Thrift Stamp and, if possible, a War
Saving (‘.ortilicate. it is an excellent
investment for any boy or girl, The
interest 4'/p per cent. Compounil half
yearly, and li' boys and girls should
invest some money in it now. in ilvo
years they will get their money buck
with iiiteiwisl added to il, and perhaps
nt this very time they might need ri
little inont-y und then it will come in
handy.
('anaila uns endeavored to help her
home-coming soldiers by giving them
lnnrls on which to work, by iiiliug the
soil. The Dominion Government has
lmilt houses, because some soldiers
will be bringing homo wives. and therc
will bo a grrat many people from Eu-
ropean countries coming to settle, be-
cause thc world knows now. as never
before., what a splendid country our
(‘anada. ls, and there must bc sonic
auuouiniodatlon for them when they
arrive. So (`:uinrla. has put on ri great
“lleeoiistriictlon Drive" and should bo
the prayer oi' every (‘nn-adlan that
sho will bo successful in hcr efforts.
. ELMER DUFFY,
Queen Square School.
CANADA'S RESPONSE TO THE
CALL OF THE EMPIRE
Shortly br-fore this great war
broke out, Canada had no iirmy
excepting it small standing force
which wa-i provided to train tho
Militia and fill the fortrcsses.
-ln the early months of the autumn
of 1914. (`ar.ada raised her first (‘.an_-
adlun Division. numbering thirty throo
thousands, and landed them in France,
February 11, 1915 The Second Divi-
sion landcd shortly after, and the Cari-
iidian Army Corps was formed. There
were joined some time later by the
third and fourth d-lvlslons, and Canada
continued to send over men until, at
the time the Armistice was signed.
four hundred and eighteen thousand
and fifty two men had been landed in
France.
The Canadians distinguished them-
selves .in all the battles and are noted
because they were never known to
lose a gun, The important battles in
which the Canadians took part are as
follows:-The Second Battle of Ypres,
Fostubert, Givenchy. Vimv Ridge,
Y t =0I?°f¥ DPTS: @0521! l||hlP{’_°"l¢°éd, iMons. The Somme, and Pnssclieniliiéle.
ours,ec tsri0m_i1 1 M 1,191,
“'°"“¢“°~ "- '- '~ ~ .1 '”'"°'°"° L"“"‘°"' '"'""°"”""" "'°""- IHA M- BROWN- .is»,li°i'°.'iii riii‘i°».iu°:.¢ury. " ....2 i...§`.i§.'...i »..s..ii1°e‘.if.§'.i`iZ.'i. ‘2fi."..‘i.'i§`§
Motor Mucliine Guns and Railway
Troops. The Canadian Corps had the
honor of making an advance of tour-
teen tliousaml yards on the first day
of tho battle. ot' Airiiens, the greatest
advance inuilc .ln any one day during
the war. Again in ilie brittle of Arras.
in the beginning of September, the
Canadians fought. well und succeeded
in brcakinr;rlownpartol' the lliudeu-
burg line, The number killed ln these
two battles was serious but far less
than the nuiubi.-r of prisoners captur-
ed.
The Battle of (‘.anibrnl, was won hy
the tfanadiuiis after twclve days of
fighting, and although they lost many
men. they look a large number of
guns and prisoners.
Iu the latter part, of the war, the
Canadians took Donain and Valoncienr
ues, Mons, bring captured on tho very
day on which tho Armistice camo into
force. Canatlihii troops were noted
for their kinduef.-is to tho 1-‘rciicli and
Ticlgluin refugees and -rii‘e known to
have freed tlircc hundred ami ten
thousand Fi'eiieli und Belgium
civilians. Our units liuvc also givon
splendid service in l’alestine,Macorlo-
uid and Russia. _
Special mention must be made of
tho (lanudian Cavalry who llught
mostly, separately from the Pniiadlan
Army (‘nrps, and who dlstlngulsliod
tlivrrisclvvs by taking six villages in
two <lays_
A word must he said about tho
splendid work of tho lted Cross
iilii-ses at lhf- front who remained ou
duty iinrlr: shell fire and cared for
the wouiidr-u often at tho cost Of
their own lives.
Cariritla also gave niriuy supplies, bo-
sides raising great sums ot' money for
patriotic purposes, and so wo seo that
t’anada iiobly responded to to"Call of
the Einpirr-.”
KARL CAMERON.
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