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~ _ lll_S'l'._0HY IN THE MA
. Captain john Bassett who recently
account ot' the Canadian Record
visited F.ng~
land with Sir Sam Hughes sends us aninterestiiig and “__
Ollice. He
[(0 ' ‘ war
school
cords
with t
discha
Says: One oi' the busiest ot`l`i-_-es in London is that of al lim
the Canadian \\'ar Records, where is being colIecied,`
C0ll21l@\l and pre-cised, the amazing mass
from which the Canadian historian will ultimately
the liar, lt; T
liuildreds ot' Of "e‘
ically tested Progff
compile thc Utiicial Canailiaii History of
will be a lvonderiul roiiiaiice, woven from
thousands of threads of slender, but drast
in f orniarion _
ous task is Sir .\lax .-\itkeii, the Caiiadia
ness, whose book "Canada iii Flanders"
Canadians at home to realize so fully and
ot material units _
borne
ii l-:,Ȣ-\\'u- been S
has enabled durea
so poignantly A
the part their sons are playing in the great drama means
OVCYSCZIS .
He has tackled the task of making
i 2 - has to
perfect the checked and veritied, and then the precis-writers com-
Canadian records, with charartcri~;tic eiiervv and tho- Pile t
rollghness, and truly the task is no light
6' » ~ - . ~
Ong An cn_ that the tuture historian will hnd even the most com-
ormous quantity of ollicial and extra-ollicial informa- Pllfate
tion reports, diaries, photographs, rnaps,
and so on have been regularly collected si
1915, but, because there was no ~t:it`t` to
proceed wth the work in _laniiary last.
ileftl with ihlenergi
_no serious effort had been made to dissect and coll- passes
:te it, until Sir .\lax f\itkeii received permission to from
drawings, most E
rice _\_larch,i B
To obtain some idea of the enormous labor in- men
volved, it may be recorded that in january last, daily
war diaries were being compiled by no fewer thail ll.2 ` Week
That is to
_ _ _ _ _ other yaried of inf
units were all recording their daily history ot the (la,,_ to
units, attached to the L`anadi:iii Corps.
say that il_= Battalions, llatteries, and
hind t
war as it affected themselves. Today, the number ot' .'
units compiling diaries is far larger.
Brigades tell their daily tale of battle or
the Brigade-. deal with the story of the da
_-\gain, the to wh
rest, and the
Divisions, in their turn, collecting infornlation from drag_n
_i in a more land_
for in
precise, but at the same time, mort coiiiprehensive value
manner.
lt is only the diaries which have to
freqiit-lilly than not, the whole vziliic oi' a
tweiily-tive or thirty foolscap pages, which usuallylable to
repose- iii the appeiiilix, inziny ot' which extend to hoped
~ to be touiiil Carmdr
contain more \'alu;ililt- iiiforniatioii than ij
in the diarir- llienisclves.
\\'Iit~ii thi: work was begun iii jaiiuary, it was bl!! W
wore in the and satisfaction of future generations of Canadians.
found_tli.'it noiie of these vital zippeiidices
unit s diary the Ca
, the ini
possession of the t`:iii:iilian authorities, although many _\
of the diaries had been filed with the Canadian Pav , 
- Lritish
and appeiitl- mrrrog
they were r
and Record i_lt`tit‘r-. The missing iliarit-~
ices, therefore, had to be reco\'ei=eil, and
only seciired by long and arduous labor.
the tr
€ll'f'fll’l
l`he llistoriczil Sectioii ot' the Canadian War Re- noivn
cords co-operates with the Historical Section of the The
Imperial Defeiice Coniniittee, to which is
work of collecting, arrangiiig and filing
entrusted theiof compiling and precising the all important diaries
the flhicial and appendices, is of course, in arrears. But there climber or trees in the orchard -or his ry steamen wmch alone has about <
British Records of the war for future historical pur-iishould
poses, and those who might imagine that
ul' 11 Q lwlieie
f* "Casualties”! Canadian soldiers who had retumed
red. ‘ ' .
battle-fields of France and Flanders were the men
t evacuated from France suffering from wounds or sick-
 Tuiasnnv JULY nu. igiu i
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 and without limbs. They are sent lo the Canadian
Records _Office from the _Ca__nadian Casualty As-
sembly Centre _after they have passed through a
tumed
ut the Canadian \\'ar Records has many other
es in addition to this. Through this office f
Canadian Public.
hr- consider- T
ed. To every diary there is an appendix, and, more an Um
raphers, to accompany the Canadian troops in
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to ind them? _The answer was characteristic-
and in many cases badly maimed from the
he insisted should he set to the task of compiling
whicllthey themselves had assisted to make.
aff of the Canadian \\'ar Records Otlice now
A number of them are permanently disabled
of stenography, and at the Canadian \\`ar Re-
Otlice they remain, ivorlairlgf the same hours and
he same devotion as men who are thoroughly Ht
ithout physical disability, until they take their
rge when they have been furnished with artiti-
bs, or, having been medically boarded, are re-
as capable of doing duty with their reserve
he shifting of the stal¥,_and the constant training
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in mind that, by -this system, men who other- /_
Tl  `~l- `l'-' '- '- " ' ldbe fl'ttI "t th ‘ t', h' . . . . . . . _
ie o ter nit iarge ot tits intricate and labori wise i.:_pi:0 va____;>______i_v_;_iei_\:;i__;___$eO;crl;irr_;‘y w___ 2;; _pleasmg cornbrnatlona all krnds of Strrped Valles and Rrce Greabwest L_re Assurance Co_ In Charlottetown and
s long as Canadian history lasts.
nd the work of these battered soldiers is by no
simple. Every line in each diary and appendix
be read with the utmost care. Every name is
he indexes which form keys to each diary, so
d records, the most simple reference and the
asy to master at a glance.
the Daily \'ews Bulletins, which are sent
the Minister.. of Militia to the Canadian   
troops
l
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in the field, which keeps the
in touch with home. . From this ohice
is despatched the Communique, which records every ration per day for it fox. Experienced i-unchers ure feeding .them to itielr
the doin S of the Canadians in the "en .h ._ B puples and tlnd_ them excellent. Shlp ped direct from factory at $6.00 per
g L CS C-
iis often bald statement, can be found a romance
rmation, gathered in the midst of battle. Every
o, the Canadian War Records Ofhce adds to
formation. Voluntary/ helpers 'are engaged iii
etting not only France aiid.Flanders, but Eng-
for every scrap ot' information likely to be ot'
to the Canadian Authorities or of interest to the
he British \\'ar Office has recently sanctioned
nadian \\"ar Records Ohice, and sooii,`_ it is
, the Canadian Official Photographer will be
keep up a steady supply of photographs of the
an Troops in the Field, which will not only stir
aginatioii of the Canadian Public at the moment.
liich will serve as ajlasting record for the pride full Ylllli-Nfl' YIOHOYS Yesiefdal’ ill ,'-me
gain, permission has been secured from thc
\\'ar Office to appoint Official Canadian Cine-
nches. And by wise and most exactly directed
ements, these films it ill be circulated to the re-
g 7 ~ ~ ' ` ' ` ' ` but by a l' rge 'number of our towns
of Canada throughout the world.
main work of the Canadian \Var Records, that
be no cause for complaint in that. Considering
fl" _.
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One pound of Sekyer Ltd., Fox Bllcult, No. 4 has proven much better
*han five pounds of plain meat for both old and young foxes. Have you 0  . ` ',
tried them? Prlce 81;. per pound. Fo r the present in order to demonstrate _ = //'
the quality of the builcult we are offe ring name al Syze. per pound. Bend e -:-~_ _/_/.»_-/'
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6-28Ml8l. `
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for trlal order to convlnce yourself that we have a food product of meats.
950 ¢_0'30¢'¢~tes
the 140th. and 112th (N. S.)Bat- The failure oz meait production to , i , , ., ,
tallon. These have now been formed keep pace with the growth of l>0Dula- _ < li f
lnto a double brigade under the tion combined with the increased cost ' _ ' 
command or Bmgudler General Hugh or production and diminishing nur- ~ f i
H, McLean, of this city, who com- chasing power of the money uiilt. We CZll'l”y il  lll'lC Of fl'lCL’(l lOl' the DHT'
swlck. Colonel Doull was hurled with 81| Ol/el' the W0l'lf1" Says 'U19 P000"-
-“°“"°“‘~ B. & F. SAILORS’ SOCIETY shirts, orange sashes. black trousers elc , etc.
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;_ elgn'Sallorsf Society on Sunday af- _ _ , `
‘"'“"""‘ ‘“""‘ » ;;::°i::..1“'i:;§."ii.::.:'it:.§;.fuss; Regulaflvn Orange Sashes .1-00-
Fu|-"|;h¢d_ meetings were eagerly looked for, not
w S Loma” alone by the bovs who follow the sea
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  ~»    Henderson or Cud more
lack of zeal ln this important branch
HE SAW THROUGH DAD. of Christian work? At the present _ _ - '
time we have quite a number of ves- ° I f
r____r_r____r______ J______ ___ ____ ___________ sm rr our rm and with _he Car Per Wellner Building 10 Gra ton Street
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mundg the 5th brigade of New Brun- has contributed to ttlgh meat prices ‘ ade WedneSday_ _ _ J
Silk hats, white gloves, white bows, dress ;
Maple Leaf Carriers for wood track _at $5. »
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mil.; is-i £1-I-pl -.En “ 
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its scoops and its energies. It has become the source mf' C
ich both British and Canadian journalists ttirii
parents In New Je,.Sey_ one day_ re, seventy of a crew. and these meet- 1 I ~-
le “D i C 3 me g e gn climbed higher than ever before, but. it h“"‘l 1° 5°* 'O 5 °h‘"'“h- L91 "WSE R - '
importance, the meagreness of the staff, and the fact that it had although alarmed f~r his son'u safety. ;‘_:":‘_:’_;"r5;_al;f;_"f f°;'___§il‘-1_§:___§___‘;_°l§f>r____l_11¢:r;t__§
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should consider the great and growing thought and .to be trained for its duties as the work proceeded, the  ‘"‘rl{_'r“;‘rr:'rl_f§_‘ _§;‘;;e|_§‘2_°r‘i_l;“§o¢rf’i£‘_“_‘;_‘; resumpunn of um, vary impormm    . `
care which is given to the compilation ot
\\'ar Records. The Historical section of
the Canadian \\'ar Records is of minor
\\'ar Records is controlled by men of dis
authority- \lr -Xsquith the Prime Nliniste re- th' h' h has been achieved b the Historical ‘° his father- ""0 W” “' the b““° °‘
sides over its deliberations in person.
Hankey, who is assisted by Lieut. Colonel
ton, formerly British liye-witiiess, .\lajor
tesque and Sir .»\rthiir Let-tliaii_ .»\ large
ists and precis-writers is in the charge
the British wonder is that so much has already been done. Pro- ti-ee top to be careful, 'and suggested “’°"“- I am Sir ___ `  ‘\
the Brit\Sl1 gress is being accelerated and it is safe to say that the ggifrlt “"‘f]f‘£ zirnillrégzggmlxsdguellg FOLLOWS" h (I  ‘ X
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tinction and Canadian \\ ar Records today are well in advance ol move: und utter u lung silence called ~ _      ,~" "
-~ as » fl
ff P my '"8 W ‘C Y nie ti-ee Canadian Goverment Rsilwsyai ‘  i('i\l` 
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vltnllly runs low.
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the nave force ol
, body and mind
_ Dr. Chasers Nerve
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ST. JOHN. July 4tl1.- A special adjutsnt general of Vslcartler Camp.
despatch was received Inst night by lo - ._
~ The Telegraph from Vslcsrtler Camp Lleut.-Colonel Powell ls sn Ottawa
jutant. general of Vnlcsrtler Csmp. the South African Colmtlbulsry tori
' sud reported lll s few days sgo. dled s
suddenly on Saturday. Ha was sev-
eral years nga commsudnnt of the ln-
fsntry school at Fredericton and for
s long time was stntloned at Hsllfsx.
He was g graduate of the Royal
College sud commissioned In the
Yorkshire Light Infantry and later
vru placed ln the Roysl Csnsdlsn
Roltment sud promoted to the rsnk
` ;~  _. of Lleuteusntfcolouel ln April. 1913. ltnken lll, with sppendlclllmv handed
A blt of news ln this connection
wlilch vrlll be Iesmed with interest by
ntsny persons ln this city ls that *
Lleut.~C0lonel A. H. H. Powell
formerly A. A. G. of the New Bruns-
wick Command lissdlssn Unusual-lr
~ appointed to the post ot sssuunt
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buck uuii forth num nie swaying cmrect the ,m , ' l’ d , _ c_uts clase and cleanandgives good service all the
*"1 "‘l"ll'|l||'l\I"'"'lF'\| |_|[|_|T [}[]|_ [mu _ D _ ......_    ..   zzzzzrs.. time- our iiim.    
J, l i " ll~ - I "YW wsm 111° 1° ¢°m°.D0WN- Pours i'-‘on Passiiinorzits ritoivi
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to the effect that Lleut.-Colonel J. D. ‘man snd ls well known ln mllltsry i hu m.u|¢°¢ in 3 repo" by depuy, 5-? _le
Doull, of the Royal Csnsdlsn Regt- clrcleii both ln the mlrltlme provinces ’
ment who was formerly uslsttnnt ad- and ln upper Canada., He served with#
e
eversl years and ls s msn ot excell-
nt executive ablllty, and perhaps ln
thlii respect one ot the sblest soldiers
st present time ln Cansdn. Hs wlll'
no doubt flll hls new position with
full satisfaction lo the mllltll depart-
ment sud his experience of ‘many
years ln the service ot king slid
country will iltsnd him ln mood stead..
Lleut.-Colonel Doull utter being
his work over to Colonel Powell who
has been conducting It ever nlnes.
Colonel Powell went to
Vslenrtler camp ' ss_
The EXCCU- Section of the British \Var Records, and it should be "Daddy, I wisli nits tree went right PISIPNU N°l Required      i,-i 
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tive is undcr the immediate control of Sir Maurice an added pnde (0 Canadians go learn that the “0|-|\ °U__\€__l:__;l_l4:__:;'_1_?__sky __ so __ Hd
E.  Swirl- of the Canadian Historical Section has been com- G__;;_S3 I could climb right up and see TOUMST TRAVEL To CANADA _ _ _ ~ - - ` ~\-"'
Damel' Ma" mented on with admiration by the Imperial authori- it' seemed a good time to combine WELCOME AS 'N °THE“ YEARS' Oufgood law" m°Wer3 act hke the f3m°U3 '
or St0rr_ Professor _liiliaii Corbett, the lrloii _lohn For- ries a llttle metaphysical teaching with the A ,eport which has gained rrmsi_‘
Staff of typ. ' Pl'll1f|D|°S 0! Sllfell' “PHL 3° U19 “ther _ilerable clrculatlon is to the effect
» - Sim- _ that lt l l
of an OPEL-U-_ Indeed, it is not too much to say that the records “You dom have to climb any higher _he U____;i__n;_i;e_:_i;ai_-_y; rrp:-___i;_s_l_ror_t;__t_r3r_n _
. - _ _ , _ - ~ .' , . tha ou alread are to see God. - '
who isa well kiiown expert iii such work., of the Canadian troops will be north) of the great Do__l}_Y______ knowycod ___ e"__yw______e~ :rr_elu_;l_l__n__g____l\§_yyw§_r::n:;y_:f_l_r._ l_‘f;>yg 3:;
The _first difficulty the Canadian Historical Sec-_ deeds with which they deal. down ln the house with mother aiiil tom etc” to provide themselves with
_Gillette-g_ive your lawn a good, clean close shave
in very quick time. i
The different parts are adjustable and inter-
changeable-_very little wear and what little there
is is automatically taken up by the bearings.
"Km |1078 ‘"1 the K"°“nd""°"°rV' Passports before belng permitted to
'riie fuur~yeur-uiti .iwuug one four -,ms ,nformamm ,B ,rr med rr Foralawn mower that runsli ht and smooth,
Fennell & i Chandler
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WASHINGTON- '-WY 'Ur' ""2 iN1~o caulim. Aim Nor Nncilis-
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lwsmns-em uolrir e s - '
nie Uuiiea states nepurgment or Au- °°,§,.fcE_°Q§iRf_g,.§ETQ‘f,E,fT°. ~ Victoria Row V _
rlculture declared to-day. An exhatis- f879_._._uMm"_ | ~
sive world’s study of msut condltidr? ‘ -_ . , _
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.ment experts that the ment sutwlrl ~ , ,
everywhere ls not keeplllx llll V/‘Ill _ , V. _ .~ _ ~ _ ‘, - _ i ¢
the demand. ' _ - 4." ~‘ i " , ~ ' .j
The United States, the F090" _ a i, _
shows, has become an i' lmD0l‘\lll8 ,I t  ' ~ ~ - I
country for ull ma_st9fs:_§:i>; wrlzi, -_  t _ _ _ _
lhtoiii 7i°;i"”mii\"'=fjj_f°:°i"“t°' 4 __ Sample Boots.atfhz_1lf_' price. Sizes to tit 3, 3 1-2 and
CASTQ°R§|A f _ Men’s Low  $4.00’now $2.89. , __  
rr U31;-r°-. "vs_" See our window for these Bargains.  __
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oaiuuuug uc tin maui (P. li. Lil
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