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'M -me cssntorimows cusll.nixs` ""‘ " N0VEM1BER'20.: int
_.%__'.;-r.iclt_.sot:s f" _
‘ln These War Times
yo`\;.,wax`tt real food that
contia-ins the greatest
amount- of body-building
mnterinint lowest cost. The
whole wheat grain is all food.
Shredded ~W||eat Biscuit
is the .whole wheat in a
digestible form. Two or
three of these little loaves of
_ baked whole wheat with milk
and a little fruit make a nour-
ishing, strengthening meal#
_ 
Made iii Canada. A
 £
WHERE THERE iS N0 PEACE.
Touchstone, in London Daily Mail.
at
93
‘\ .729
Wh:-.ll little men their little volt-es
raise
lileating oi pence where _vel nn
- peace may be
And seeing ln each artful l-llinnish
phrase
A striking proof of love and amity.
\\'o turn our eyes towal-tis that ilit-_
tant sea l
Ur, with 3 sudden awful iigolly I
Tile titzers oft hp ocean tlrag then
ilown.
Sac where tile pirate t-llptaili boliilv
stands
\V:t.trrhini: our scamt-ll'.< last and
hopcil:-.is tight
.\|¢°y| 'whose ont: wf‘t1|lii|l ill their utili-
' ed hands,
Till oven ili~, lil i'riglltl'llllif-ss’ ilt~-
l-‘inds his soul _-:ii-ki-ll :il the lliilciills
slglil
.-\n.| .sllllts liellelilll thi- .~.i».l to rlsi- ;l~
gain ,
'l`.l prilv-~ oll<-t- tuiiri- his ;,:all.illi
` vessolvi inlizht
Anil swell his l-ecoril ol` lllvn t'oulI_\'
slain.
Hilril ho_out' "lli'0lltel~.~"'! ` Sur-lt wr-
irnow, were they
Who torturt-tl iiolgiuul, lalltziting as
they slow
Thi- young and Illnot-mil tho old at-.ii
lrfilyi
Who sped thc surlilen iloll, tronl out
. the hluo ` `
(ln lllaily an open town. Shall we who
drew _
.~\ righteous sword stl-4-.toll iortll tho
ilitild of pt-acc _
Nay,,but our ltuutl has slcrtlcr
-»w,or_k to llc . '
l'ni.ll~ill`o.l-teigtl ot' hi-ll on 'wtrlll shall
` - ”i;rf-fisll. -_
` " UNFAIR.
From London Opinion.
In a Kansas town wiicro two llro-
tli¢7l-`s`Wi>l i»n;';tiged"ill ,the ietall riiiii
liusiness it l-eviva.l was recently hclil
and the elder ot’ the hrolllers was
t-unvf.-rtetl. For weeks he tried to per-
snaiio his brother til join thi- church.-
Oilo day lui asked: `
"Why ctui't _von join the <-liuri-ll
like l did?"
-"‘it's-tt lille thillt: lin' you to Ili-limi!
lirtllo cllllri-il," twlplicil tht- ytnltlgilr
nrotllr-r. “lt‘ l join lilc i-linri-il. wllu‘ll
weigh the coal.
'lou Nervous
_r f _Milo Sleep
Nerve. wrecked by Aceiiient`- Was
_Atraig to Go ln a Crowd or to Stay
Alone--Tell; Of His Cure.
lmltioll. Nov.2.-.\iucll is-_vmpatll_\'wii.~t
felt in this city for Mr. Dorsey, who
inet. with tl distressing at-citlolli when
llltrfool will-I slliaslleil ill an elevator.
The shox.-.lt togthc nervolxs _\'_\'-#H2111
waasa great. that .\il-, Iliirsey was ill
tl pitiuhle condition for ll long time
lie was like a child, ill thai he ru-
itlflfcd bls`moillot’s_ care nearly -all
thc time: l’ie-feared tl crowd. couiii
imt' stay alone and i-.oulil not sis-ep
lmcltuse of Ile wealtened and excited
i-oniijtlon ot his nerves.
Detroit doctors did what tlley coulri
for him. hui. lm could not get hack his
sit-englh anti vigor until he fortunate-
ly heard ot' Dr/-(llmsds Nerve Food.
it Ill no mere accident that Ur.
!'ilulie's, Nerve Food proves to he ex-
actly what is needed in _-lomany cases
or exhuilsted nerves. lt. is composeil
ot the ihkrédlents -which nature rr-
i|uIl-csl to form' new blood and create
new nerve jforoe. For this reason it
iailnot lfali and for this reason it sur-»
--si-»iei`v\'ll'i=n‘ ofdlllarv medicines tail.
Mr.`-lntllrolloe E. llorsoy, Sill Statlley
struct. 'iioiidom-Ollt., writes: -“i\llolil.
three _vearl`i ago l got il: root .smash-
1-.it'in'__ nn elevator ill lietroii, wllii-li
rnmpletely wrecked my nerves. I
llili-tore'ti.wl_tll the doctors tllcre. lull
they tiiii not l-eeni to be abltl to help
mtl.. My nerves wer* In sncil ll state
lilul iwoillfi lint. gn down town tllone.‘
or- `go ' ‘any place wilt-,l-e
t‘ltere,"‘_ was. 0‘ crowd. Some
tlmes`i1_ly'm0tller would have to
sit. and watch oval- me at night. and
soitletlnws l~i:oul<i not get nny sleep
at all. But_¢mo day hurt wlntor l coni-
lllonced uslitl Dr. Clluse's Nerve l-‘ood
limi iletorc ll had completely ulieil the
llrst ho.-< l'eould see ti difference in
ln_v.coadltlon."l continued \ls'lnl¢ H1250
pills for some time. The result was
splendid. l fcoi so much llctlel-_ can
sleep well at night; can go out ill the
street and attonii gatherings like .ho
rect ni people. »l am so plellsr-il to he
ulilg tnioll you what llr. t‘hase's
.\'lil-vt i-‘ood has done for me. and ti-
lsitdmnlend it to other people."
~ ‘l’lr. Childs Nerve Food. 50 cents u
hex. a itlll tredtment ot el boxes for
$2.75, at -all dealers. or i-Zdmanaoll
Baton- ltcou, lhimlted. Toronto. Do
not he iglkoghlnto accepting u lutbatl
inte. laiitltlonl only disappoint.
f IM/-s_.\"\’.'. ' ....' '_ . 
»
» _ i I.
s _ _ U " - _ | v - ' Y ' N V "5
neclvil_lzA1°toN" Ano wi-in lvl, ‘ _  - _ =f.N~l-f-|‘lY:l°-\.lP-  I_
FEELS LIK E
vnlucent Home.
nine hundred alld thirty~tw0 paticllls
ill "J" linit turn with added zest tu
tile. numerous scilools, and vm-azloual
tralningclass in general carried on
for_theil' benefit. This work is prov-
ing of much greater henelit than lit.
any rate the public in general and
the. iuvalids themselves at llrst
thought.
lt` it takes three months to tui:ii in
dictates that he cannot riolf Ili- .lim
I
I
i
i
ip i
il` :l lll.ln is tl;
spilo _old lhrtltltls ulilril sion/l_v ho would not
pr '
rep
. IS i
I . .
llallits as ea-ill\ ns his khaki .intl t.il\
up the old tiend oi his civilian lite ' -_
it’ he had' never left it. There is no
doubt that it was the old linllit o-`
turnini; Tonlniy loose, light l`:'i\ill tili-
ilcld ut' battle. hack to the -llil t-.rli
civilian into a soldier, comm-»-l scllsi:
_ _ __ . . _,_
. _ _ . _' .‘ ' ‘ "1-
1 ' ` " .1
:trot-llilrll lluil vtilisotl so lnany to liii-z~
leitcp the mark. and hy thclr vi-lliilllil
iiriliu the iinii`ol'ln into ilisresilt-i~:. it*
I-i in pl°oI0ilgi|ll.: this cllallgc friltil ills
ripllilt- to irccllotn. :ind at thi- -risin-
rimo lnaking tht- soldier ht-gin l-i oi-»
i-upy his mind with lnnltcrs otllt-r
ihnn niiliiiiry, tllat the vocational 
lion and indeed the whole liltlliagtle-
lncnt ui’ the Uollvtilescent, l~iospil::l.t
ill  l`lllt are doing such excellent
work. While a patient himself, the
writer has watched wltll ever grou-
ing interest the llstlt-ss inertia ot' tilt.-
`retilrued soldier slowly giving plat-
to an ever deepening interest in tili-
thiilgs that are so important in c~i\ii»
ian life, hut which he had sloiiglleil,
when he donned khaki. and in mall,
vases only l-eillclllbcred vaguely as it
tlrerlin ilrenlnl many luonilis nun,
First Three Weeks `
'l`llt nlajoriiy ot' tncll who ri-tur'l
_t'l‘.l1tl l-`i'nllt:o ale lol' ll slloll pcrioii
luentally unflttcil tot- i-iril lilo. 'lll-.-
vlliiiigl- i.-' ttzti ill':i.sl|<-_ the ,~°\\'ii.,; iii'
thc iilctlltll pi-nlE'i|lutll _-ii suilili-:l_ that
i- llihriuul is li-lil|liir;l|il_v Iii,-it. :in-I
' '. ‘ 'ing iii litilii llilwli ll j-ill
Ili lnosl piohiillly I'aIl.\~. wlilzli il hit
liialll hail hui-.ll allllwt-ii lil ph-It up lht-
¢llll\ llxlvc nltlilt- gooil hut ui-llltllly
ovoil llllnsr-lr il Ilf-ttor lllau all-I
nrltklllllll lllutl ht-_ was Iic|`iiri- Ili» `jiiili-
vtl the '\rn|_\'. '1`hi- stliiiy 0|' the pii|li---
oils ol' any ol' thi-  l.'tlll lIo~'|\il~
a <0rrohtir;tt0s lllis. Except ill llli- _||,»1p;m: nm, zmmppl- in ml-gp |-(tgp:-t-.
c.i\o ot' incorriizilllc txhnrllrtels. it is
noticeable that lapse front tier-ollllll --Thr qlmtiiion if ngqm, nglml; w|l|
in :ill :intl elory respect in-i-.ill'.> il` :l`:
-ill. uitlliu the first two 0| tlu‘i'_t‘ \\'t~i-its
of a lnail's rvlurii. l'nt`:el the sis-it-in
.enltlloyetl in  i'uil the ilclitiqltellt.
while being dealt gently with is tit
tho saute time intpresscti witll tilt-
fact that lie is still ill the i\rin_\~ anti
has to play tho gtillle. 'l`lit». iron iii.<i~i»
plitle ot' the Service. is lhcre and i-all
he i'olt‘cd ii' nciresanry. hilt is not lllul~
eutly anti jarriilgly iippnrcnt; iniii-I-rl
“I0 llilflfllll it* ll0V“l' i"?ll\iH<10‘| Ui ll-="n1t=n. thc: wisllom ol' our laws, and tllv
existence unless he goes out or hi-
wny to look for troullli-_
Renewed Vigor
l-]xt'c|lt l'or Iwo ot lhrve i'e\r tnilluii-
ptlmiiltls :lltil oi` ifolllsil .strict atti-Ili.
mu-c for nlcilical il'ciitllli.-ill :iliil pll_\‘<
ical exotrisc it' prcscriheil, iii- is ll-|'l
to ltilllseli' to l-eaii, to swim, to bout.
to play rrii-kt-t. tennis. izolf, Ililliarils.
.football ilnil ally ot'-_tile other g;lillr~;_-
and recreatlons, just ns he would ll'
staying at tl holiday resort in nor-
lnrll times. At ilrst he frets anti wlillts
to jump into the old lil`c right awa_\ ;
llc will not stop to rccolznize that Ili-
is not yet mentally lit. for It. 'l‘hr-il
the quiet :mil rest ht-gin tu tnllc cl'|'i-t‘~l
anti fur ll iorinligilt or so hi- is lui-ll
tally ll0rnlmlt_ 'l`llls givt-s |il:lt~e to it
t‘i-t-ling ol` itll-li-a.-~Inl.; tiltsntal vigor ,int_-
a. rent-wal of t-llerul' sucll as lllosl
plollnllly thi- llltijorlty llavc not ri-lt
tor years. I'-‘l't`alllly not tlloso uri-r
1hIrt_\' _vents oi' age, lit- lloglils til
taht' it llccn interest ill his :=.tli7l'oilni|-
ill,_i:s altii zitlollils our ol' the _si-llotlle
ilt'tIlt‘ llospltul. Il' ht- ilas lleeli ll
illtlilt \vork<~r llc ilnils Ili- is lllt-ntallv
t'ust_r: it' il llltllluiil wot-her that his
iilll-ters arc stit`|`. ,\ u'i\clt or lli0|'t~, atr-
cllrtlllliz to his pi»l‘sol|:ll l'ci|\lll:\lllf‘illl¢.
attil he has roizailleil thi- olil spt,-t\i|_\'
kllairh, i~oupli-tl with all lidilt-tl anti
new nr-rvous a.~‘s|trzlllt-4' nlltl ai hroalil-
or Outlook on lil`c. tho latter lnnlting
him al. liettet- eitizctt anika ht-ttf-l' mall.
it is thi-ll that tho .\Ir-.di-‘al Oilii-or
.soliils llilll tip l'o|' tl iinttl lloaril allil
he is il l`t't-0 man ollt'-o more anti it Th0\' lll"“- llil itil: ho_\'s llow_ .\ntI
tllut-ll lwlivr lnull :ls hi- hinlst\|l` is thr-
iirst nlllll to il\\‘ll_ lhalllc.-i to thi- .\l_.li.
(‘.i',
STRAIGHT LINE GOWNS.
So simple itiilt-0.1 are some ol' lili-
slullnilu: ai`tt-rlloon tlrcsses tluil, lil
.-ll-ape at least. they are merely night.-
rzowns provilletl with slrcvcg anti tlctl
in gr:ti~ll|`ully lwl\\'i‘l_~.n waist and hip
ll_\' n rich sarll. lillt lo llic insllioll-
ahlt- "nigllti:owll" li t:0otl mnnv tif-.t`t
little tolltrllt-_~i glvt- thi- itlilllilalilc nir
ot' modern slnzlrtness. .i'llii's, i'or onr-
l-|\illi!_ lt is rtllllitrltalllc how much
nttoulion is paid to 1-ul`|'.~‘ this scusoll
and how many iliticrellt sorts tinil
sltapr--l there arc. and ll _t-1,-u|g|,|
"niglitl.;'tiwtl" ot' lvhill' satin ielnllroiii-
t-rcil to ku<~c ilt-pth In it l’crsitlll ille-
-“isll with voppol' anti llama lln|| poi-
tll-ll hl'tl\\'|l satin. t'l‘in;:l~il Ili-nvllv nt
thc ands, knotted aroullil tht- ivillsi,
is vi"r_\' much a i-ostlllllc iii' tlistillrtitni.
is It not?
.lust .~'\|<-lt tl frorlt was tloli-il lit xi “
wt-i-I. I
i'al<'ilioll:zlllt.- tca room last l nm
tllurr- wrrl- other itltcl‘e.-tiillg details
:ihout it. Tilt- stallil-up and ti|rll_
down collar was Nea about it nel-It
0l"‘YliillZ. uut oill several inches hclow
the oriilllnry line aint ti row of tiny
:iinhcr hilttons rnn flown the front,
from t-olllir to snail. White satin rib-
bon with u printing ln copper hrown
f‘rllrf‘il tlle cuffs and the skirt, an inch»
wltli- told of brown satin like sash and
collar sllnwillg llelow the ribbon ul
the fiicirt-edge. Strips of the ribbon
came across the llndicc from thc unflor-
-irln _seems to wltllln ll few itll-hos ot
the Init- ot thc -lluttons. then iurnetl at
Hgh' i-Uillf-s and colltillltcti down the
lindlce ln the walstilnr- ilntl then fell
frr-o with tassletl cnils. The llrownl
“mf” >`"*‘|\ i\l‘\>-sell ltlltlcl' these rlllhon
strips,
T
A Warning.
--A m"|,,_-. _,nm Um," Evan “should lions put tho i:r~nllI|lt\ ill". (‘t\.~laoll'l-t
t ' ` '
*Gradual Change of Viewpoint la ln- `-.....,____,....-.¢""
! duced by Atmosphere of Corl-
i _ _-_
'_ A week of intermittent iiurrles of f ,_ "Q-
. __ .W N
`taln, heraidlng winter. would appear
to have made the majority or :ho _ _ ‘»~ if
._______  ees
l’0.0NY-
woes
 _ _-1-` ="

\il‘_;ii I __
-I Z _ C7
as sl.ow 'ro cnlrlclzs.
Republic Must Stand on Truth and
Justice, Says Cardinal Gibbons.
“Our hope for the iutule \\*eli`all\
of the eoutlt.r_v nlust rest on iiovln
right honesty itl our tic-.tlings with
otller natlolls," ileclarted Curtiinal
(lihbolls in the i-ollrso oi a snrnlotl
prom-llotl ill tilt- lltlltinlorc Cathedral
ict~entl_\'.
“lie slow to <-rltici1.e," Ile salil.
'liculc-llliler that you view ilu- situ-
ation lrom otlc nllizlc; your rulers
i-ontt-lnpiaie. il` l'roin various zlnglcs.
’l`he_v have litzhts and sources of in-_
lol-inatioll that are closed to you.
Your pudgnleut ot’ the Administrat-
ion anii your criticism of their oiiiri-
al acts should always he suhordllltit--_
ed to it generous and whole .soulcil
sillnnission to their rulings. It l.`»
theirs to i-olnnlzllltl: it is- outs io
obey., _
“Anil in illnniiesting your loyalty
to our ciluntry, you will he pursuinll
il sacred :intl holloruhle course zlllil
you will he following: the invariabiel
traditions ol` your fathers from the
loilliilatioll oi’ the repuhlire.
“I thank God that we' live in tl
r-tnlntly where liheriy‘ is gratuit-il
without Iii-ellse and autliority is ex-
pr(-i:~t~,1 witilout ilcpotisnl; wllcll-._
tho trove-rnmenl holds over us tllr-,
aegis oi’ its protection without Inter-
lt-riniz wlt.ll tho (ind givon rltrllts of
ionscieilcc.
'l‘ho iinitf-tl States has slit-cl-t-liril
in solving tho iliilirllit prohlcnl iii
let-out-.lliniz leizililnlltti .'lllthnrii_\' with
llliliviilunl l'l‘r-t-tionl. \Vl\ hilvo no t|tl~
ion Ili»t.\w-r-'ll ('llul'i-ll lllltl Stllti-_ lint,
this does not imply and iitaiullilslll
lictwccll tilt two powers. i‘lun‘i-Ii :intl
Shilo aluii-alil_v nlove in parallel illli-_~-.
live fields oi' llilior.
thc rcpllhlir: ondtlrei' l have ii lirln
allil all ahiiliilg faith in the po'rpi-lultr
oi' the nation. Silo has .<lii~cc.-_'»-l`llIi_v
wetitht-rcii nitiuy' ll tumllltuoils temp-
est ill tho past, and with (lod‘s hi\i|».`
she will triumphantly rifle ovcr tllr-
stnruis that now nssnil llf-fr.
"lint rn' our <~ountr_v with hcl' ulor-
inus itistitlltions is to survive. Ili-1'
,°-urvivai mu.-t rest on a sirongcl- lla-=
it; lhatt on the genius ol' inlr .~.|.tllr~s
patriotism of our pcoplc. it sho i.i
to endure. sho' mn.-_t stand on thu
`r.-ti’-rilal |n'ilit-i|tli-s of lruill untl jua-
tit-tl and riglltcoltsness. Sllr- must,
l-t~_-t on it devout rot-ot.:nitioll o|` all
ovi-rl-liiillt: l’rovitletlt-c \\'lto lllllc
l‘|'i‘tll;-il all llliligs hy Ilis |ll>l\'l`»l‘.
\\'llu~'e txllidiniz luintl ilil-oats llir atin-
irs i:l` uaiiiius :intl of nivn without
Wllotll not i-vt-n li hird can fall ti.
tilt- -_'round."»- llili't'alo I-It-ho.
HATED NICKNAMES.
\\'illianl \\‘illianls hated llirltllalllcs.
lit- list-.1 to say that most, line izivvn
nzl|n1~s \vt-rc ruinflil hy allllrtiviilliuil.
whit-ll was tl sin anti sham!-_ "| my-.
s<~Il`_" hi' saiil. "alll our- til six llrolh-
ol-s_ Wo w-'ru :lil itivt-ll good tilti-
l`llsIli<llir-.| i`lii-isliull llaillvs. hut :ill
|llo_~,i p,,,|,f__\- wal-o >:lltl|‘lr'tlt-il into
llit\:lllilluIi's-l or l'i~i-hIi- llltillos_\'|i:lIlll-t~`
\i,\' our frii'i|<ll=. l shall nl|nli~ my
l-Ilililri-ll so that it will Ill- i|llpl'iu-tii»-
:llilc to rurtllll their iuliut-s."
'l`llt- Williliillz-i l'anlil_v, ill ‘tho t~ollr=:f~
of little. was hli‘.-,sl-il with flvi- rllilil-
drrn. all Iioys. 'l‘ll..- clilvst was llamcil
utter the I'llllli~r~-- Williatll. ()l‘ coursi-
lllal t-oultl ln- sltorlrnt-,y to "Will" ol
trnfi-Ollli-tl lo “\\'illio"»- hui wait! A
.scroutl sou i-aint- and was cltri:~'|cli<-il
\\‘illurd. ".\lla!" i-lint-l<l<-tl Mr. \\'ill-
ililus. “Now r-vt-\r_\' hotly will Ilavc to
speak the t'tlll nalnc oi' eat-ll ot' tllesv
l>o_\'s ill ortiier to ilisliligllisll till*-rn'
lu ptll'sll:|ili‘c of this st-llvlne. thi*
next ihl-cc sons wt-rc namcil \ViIIlrri`
\\’lli`rotl and \Villnonl.
they tire t'c.'~'|ll‘<»li\'l-l_\' know to thi-ir
iniinlali-s as Iilll, Sltillnv, lltlii-ll.
t‘Ilnr'l< :intl Kill.
A PROFESSIONAL.
From the Passing Show.
Sergeant lone ol` the old s<-Iloilllz
"lt's the war lhat's running thr-
arlll,\-_ sir~ us llaviui: to enlist all
lllosi: 'orc <~ivllinus!"
Weak -Aiiing Baby
9
No food agreed, and fast Wal_ti_n9 A-‘
way. But soon cured by §r. Cal-
selI's Tablets.
hrs. Jarvis. ilox 286. l"ent-tant! l’.
Q.. Ont.. sll_vs:~-- “When only iivn
niouills olii nl_v htlhy l't§l Ill. und Ill
spilt- ol' tneiiir-:ll trt-alnlonl wnstoil :l-
'u_\- till llc lit-vlnfvl just skill uuil
hotle. I tried spccliil foods, Init nona
oi' tilt-ni would stay on ills slomucll.
and iw llilvel- thonizllt wr should roar
him. lint one day I rt-ntl about Dr.
l‘assoll's 'i‘alllots, illltl got, some for
hnllv. nlltl I -:ml tllankfui I iliil. t'or
they iluito <-llreil llinl, llc is ti llonlly
hny now."
A free sample of Dr. Caa|olI'| Tab-I
Ietl will be sent to you on receipt et
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ORIGIN DF CALIQO
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lied his rlile and with rl look ot stern
resolution on his otherwise scholarly
countenance, looped from tlla trench
and started away at a run
Hey' there yt-lied the oiiicer
oeiile bmi 'rits eiiemi is I-1 the
other direction "
So l have just learned." retort ti
P B K as he vanished in fthe'
distance -
_Tile thunder or the enemys ai-til-_ ,  .. .. . .
lery was 'ten-tile. 'rho-men in ‘tile ` `
trenches were imomeiitarilynwnltinl ' `
_the order to attsckitlle tea wlwrwers '
expected to assault under cowl* Of _ ' _ _ - ' _ _
-- i _ !»_, ` ' _ territory was culled Cnlicotiu. or “thc
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gin Many centuries ago ll monarch. in f}l3 f|I0_|’lllfl¥"'- , _ '
ot the province of Mnlahar, in Hin-
dustan gave to one of ills chiefs as
rl le\varl\ lol tilstlilgulslletl -lelvlct-.-4, _ - ,___ _
Iiils sword and all the land within tht-_ ~ J -
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limit of which ll cock crowing at il_
certain temple could he heard l-lout
this circumstances the little town
which grew up ill the centre ot this
cock elowlng" Aiterllurris it was
culled (‘allcut. and from this place the
first cotton goods were imported into
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Canadafs Victory Loan
$150,000,000 slz Gola Bona.
offered in three maturities
5 year Bonds tiue December lst, 1922
10 ye.-.lr'Bonds dui: Dcceinlier lst, 1927
2(l__\ear Borltis due Dccemliel' lst, 1937
lnterl~..i |...;,'able without' charge, half yearly, lst june
and lst ilcccmber, at any hrawcll itl Callatia of any
`(fharterci1 1‘l.illk.
Plonti-1 nl;.y lie registered.
Denominations $50, $100, $500 and $1000.
_ Issue Price Par
Paymi.-lit to lie made as follows:
10? on Dece`mlli'~r ist, 1917 20%on March ist, 1918
IO 0 on _laiiutlry 2ni1 1918 "0% on April 1st,1918
20% on l<`elll'_uill'y l>.l,1!ll8 200{ion1\/lay lst, 1918
A full half ycar's interest v.-ill be paid on '
lst Julie, 1918
The 13utll|sllleri~ftil'r.- give at not yield to the investor
of alillui;
1% on the 20 your Bondi
8% on the I0 your Bondi
l"{, on the 5 your Bnldl
The proceeds of the Loan will he used for War
Purposes only, and will be spent wholly in Canada.
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Victory l.o.iu (Tlitlllllil lei.-,__tlr lllenlher tllcrcof.
-ydtl Can - render to Canada it is
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