,l€lf§,’ff.ff‘°-»= -~- _ W 1 ,,_,_ f ‘*”’l.'3l@ Manwrrafrown lstlmlnlas T

_ f gller rllmllfv, __

9 can save ll

bm; and on \

CIGARETTES ln Qualltltles

Come ln and talk lt over wth ns and let us show von some of the we known brands with spec

,al prlces we can quote

5” our OLD PALL PIPES

at 65c each

E A FOSTER

,M

'ffm sAl.l-: l=Anlvl or-' 94 Acnss. pl, lmllll, Blyenton, willeloo Road

.,784 iilnllipd

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SCOUNTERS FOR SALE A1’ A BAR glln-.lil lll lst class conllltlon, sult

.lble lol colllltrv stol es See Mr. Mc D

pollgall, ll Stanley Bros, old store

‘$690 l 30 Mtt

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MARE ron sALlz-olaNEflAl. Pun

sl llltlll lulll \ll~. llill 1301/ J

ll .lnll dliltr oi llll ll .lfrulli ol lllllu~ .lllhn il 1\ll'l}llu.ll\.

l‘lll ll. li

l7‘».i .. Gln ilpll

ron sAlE A FEW sooo slNcLE llrnll l\'l lllllo l l lol llvl ‘~ " » l

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FUR SALE-1 24 H P GRAY MAR

L Engine, with illnlft and propell tl used perl. of one sulnmel For llrlll- apply to l'lou‘»~ A Suns, Ltd

\iurl.lv lla.hllr ll3"~'gl‘~vlllf

nnev on Cigars by the To Ml Anglls lllrhle lldef

mann rs i' A

ge o lurl-ay iiarbolboutll

Presbyterian ltongregutlon ln gl,”

lcn assembled lil-slrl. to express I-l\°ll` ~yKIlPRtl1y with you lll yclll aenous lllness

ous ne\ ertheless aftel ward lt yleld eth the peaceful fruit oi rlghteong ness unto them who are exlerclsed

Hll elllu are open unto thelr prayers

be colnforted an sustlllned by tbl; (trace of Hlm who ln all our afflie

tlon ls allfllcled and may the angels

You WC have everything of Hls presence chee you ln your for the smoker. 1 l011@ly \'\8\lS~

sympathy and prayers tor her for l sustamlng Grace ln time ol' trouble

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PICTORIAL HISTORY OF GREA

Hopefield P F I

Dear Brother -lhe elders and

We lluow that no aulferlng seemeth to be _loyous but gnev

hereby “lor the eyes oi the rd are over the righteous and

We therelore ray that you ma

Convoy to Mrs McPhee oul

D A Ml'LEOD

besslon Clerk

Alurlay lilvel

One greet trouble with the .tvelage

lnnn is thlat when he gets started Ile deaen't know when to atop

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CARPENTER WORK WANTED

call or wlite to All'll~ Mckenzie ltollo ll-ly .moi bM2ipl,

-Qi. DIISU1'}LLAt\ D0 US

nss§°MAl<lNc §v`AN Expenlznc l-li .llllstll lilv-ssllnlllel, 113 Ellstol

.1810 2 llnldlpli

N0 ALFRED MCDONALD PRO vlnliul L.tnli Snrvelol, llelln.ln\'lll~

lrllnllil

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Vi ll 400 Oilltlll t).ln.lllll'lrl Blitls plllllournplls, Ill lllllll pldlfp rl tllol lllnll-»-ln (Al.lJll|| \\.lll,|¢ 'I‘olonl»\ l‘nlvllsll\ llllvl, soul ovll~,o.ll. bend fol olll snnlpiu .ln convlllle yourself that olll-. ls ul eliol Wllto todnv to John tlelt Lllnitl-ll, §p.lllln.l ’l`<>llmto

H173 1 30Ml 1"

WAl\ TED

Fon SALE Mug FQRK HANDLE WANTED A QUANTITY Ol’ POUI

lvilil log rltlk, lllnk .tllll wheel ('.ln be \.l-en lll J 11 Gillis, corner Gt (merge .lnti Flizloy hte

.£836 2 7ln2lpll

llv .lnli vllli iiiglll-sl plilll-~ pll l .lt \ liolnll \ t‘ll 'i‘lll\ ly .lllll l~‘ridlly~. ol ullic M it ll.l|l|' York £840 " tllntllp

wg;-Q 1 iw

lll‘I 1’ WAl\TED--

FEMALE

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WANTED A MAID FOR GENERAL M

llouselllllll Apply Mrn W 'l' \\ cl lner, lllll l’rlnll\ ht .£848 "8l|nii

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ANTED AT ONCE SECOND HAND elullillpl-l\l1 ~l1l~il.;\ll A lpn l ln lib, city "Rfb `

ILLER WANTED IMMEDIATELY

WITH Mllllll DARE

Avoid the Very Cheap Garmsltl lor Winter is Alivloo oi an Authority

SOME STYLES ll'HA‘I‘ REIAII

l il-1-.4

Tilnllsiylslletlsollbllililhl osssol1'rIlllulll\|VIl||ol¥llo& Qpdsrsttllolqlllq 1 llollllll. _ I-__ New Tort.-Wllmsvq lllllllh arehlimlibnd vrltooshsulneor |'*lP°llld\f~ tilts is talk, interlltilg tallrnonuningnlopricestllntwuna nsytsrelothutilisusslh.

h0n¢I$‘$!ll;lvve\e!|llello hlxht use ood,hul.Il¢M r¢ntlsvoill|nuodbqlol\dtiloh:l1 6610 at llll, md than have Mol llalllot culellotinllsuco tothopnll- lleinthslnonntotumgyamgqgll by some dnssmsllsm for lmlidtnz clohl. but thereon cues that mllt holdin qith the hlllvidsu. ng the

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The feature of this Black velvet frock is tho panels back and front, which are of black and gold glun and fall below the aklrt. The hodlllo is plain and ilnluhed at the nook with fur.

malls, the outstanding fact that inter sts the sellers of clothes, is that wom- en deIiberateLv ask more often for

to rlln .l. rollol mill Appl 1 J W Marcilballll I1o\ll.ln 1 I l

‘l8.l.iz 7 \i.'.ipd

l\AN'l'l‘ll-GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework in family oi two Apply W

nt 1:6 kent Street 380&<20 llliilipd

WANTED AN EXPERIENCED MAID lor tolllllal llonlewolil No wnsil lllli Apply 146 1’o\\n.ll Street W

6764 °‘ 4M ti

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WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL iloullell nrk, “ages $12, tour ln furluily T Allllll’ ill once to .Mrs Bruce Stew

Ut 14 Water Street l

¢»_..~_--@,_,._._

WANTED M/up Fon GENERAL llollsevl elk, with references. to go to Sl tatilerines, Ontalio Apply Milla Allele Newbery, 12 Illlviiand

3837-” ’l‘m3iml

_`°*"`*ii;__1_¢-1-» WAN'rsn nv MARCH FIRST A Cmlllletent housekeeper for the Y

ll L \ “mann Home M ly Mrs llAl.ll~',\.\ N s lf ll ~ lltuo .fl E T llllrlzs, 7 Ambrose bl) (‘inln um" mmmhed by F B Mcwrdy A lollmwn ssogwmsl Co , stock and bond brokers, melnh

*___ ____ ___ ____ are oi the Montreal Stocll ilixclmllge Fon q \dcCurdy Building, liniilax N S

ALE-A FEW OF THE REST l

lift' lllllil- pups on 1' 1') 1~lIrlnll A "F ['°'1l0|<‘\ $6. nmlcs $10 elteh Wlitr A

°'f'l\<\l»-» \\ l lull-lla. wort ltoyully ;`"°;_

.

W- cpm

ALE Avnsl-line cow UUE \ ,_.

:U fl'l‘lllell lobrullry Dill Appl) M N

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AW FUR8 WANTED -50 RED AN' Patch Fox skins, 1,000 lliusllrats 50 Mink 100 Weasel Ilighcs prices paid for snmc J B R011

hough 128 Gt George Qtreet. Chnl lottotown 2637 97-\lli

ANTED- A MAN T0 TAKE eharge of work on l'arnl, good nllg cs Apply in person John ll Munn Marshfield 3036 1 28 Mti

ANTED SMELTS AND EELS .lnlnes Englallll ’1r:lvcllel'~. Rest

“G56 1 Lhllllizlpd

In German Cars

l’AltlS Feb 7-*Two rllliwny coach S, lewlltly handed ovl- to l"l‘ancc

l.-

lly Gerlmllly lplllyed lt most inlportullt N8 purt lu .l puzrillll; .ttcldcllt on tile

lllrl slxtevll persons \\l-le llljuled ‘l no "Bullll No 41 boullll fol Metz, had just! Mc

llll' passengers }ol,l.upyinl, the two $1 co miles began to oA,pl~ril~llle trouble Mc

breathing und strong lnbnoxluus l

ill

I' lil

ill lontnlt with the g.l~ll--1 till- c01(~],(.., 811| bl‘l.llnl- ll llmsa ol' i`lrl~ Till- pl~n,l~n Zin glls in tvllol lied to lilo ||_,¢p_, in \lt the lblllk tunnel A tl.llll lllnll; ln l||l_ crpoeltu llireltlon lrnsilvll into tlll~ln

and five were killed

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f M Men s Clothing §‘,

OTTAWA Feb G-lteplcscllttlti\l‘~l Jn oi the vlooien and clothing tr.llica ol _,Oc C.lna,d.l are in conference nl Ottllvla Mc tollay 'llitll u. view to .llteltailllllg Gp business uhicll the \\ ar Tllllles Nils $1 sion is fostering 5|

\‘lr Lyon Cohen, of Montleul Lllnl; ;_, l-tltn of thc (‘lotlllng lViilnui‘.ll.turl‘r‘s son

fllctulela were ilolllhg to obtain tl 'lie fel Cnllndiall clothing olllsllill 1 (‘.'nnd-l lll ~l|>l;-.tililllr uf the hollle l tr.lil~ \lr ('ollen etlll that lunlols °*-17 (lt il. wool famine in (‘.lll.lli.l nero i~'»“lollllli1css The -lll.ulul.lltl‘lel~l lllll (ill

\\lllc1l wmllti nitl-tt the pllstnl price M"

nrllll, “that .lrtlcloa oi’ Lioilllng would R0'

erollnli for qw), statements wh". /JL I lllll ll~m.lin :lt the pro-lpn, “A”

Il ll not .lm lnllnelll tl

" *llvll lri llleln goinlr illlrher Ste, .ll .lbie to llhtllln all till- nooi vt.. "l"l"`~ lll|<‘f|y flonl /\u~ltr.llin and' ml lill llntlion llcell not lllusl .ltlrm

lu llll pu ph(

I

>-_-..`.i__.._._____

island Sollller ls Decorated °~

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.l ll-ls l 1 pu ,um 'Ill' il‘-ll Il ~. pull llls ill

‘l " U l ll|l‘r~l\ Ill- ll l-¢-.I -‘ L

l~ l-\pl~lll1ul"= \\lllil» ll.l\l~Hllll

» ._

0 lu 1;:llllll ill rl

"'01 "1 4 ll il<~

l'l“ Ive wi .l li.ll

t\\ |

hllh priced lloxvn than ever before and U 'U "M "MP" "f "l` "“"""" 0" Da! the Price with seeming wilunrlless W' ""`l‘ "V" **"’"~ l'l will lwl

Wh Th I Oil lu l Ililll I \

77 o act is not exp ainsd by the ~'

word "ex1rnvagllnce." It is levsbhmli- Will’ -ill lille f\1~~'

gd cgnggfygtjqm ltlll~ll ill: ll-.llnl~ll lil.ll in l 0 S

It does not take s woman with ex Ll-ln nnnrlleli the tillll ll l low l r trsordlnlry Blrrevvdners ffl knew that vlllnt no alll ln llll- lnlltllllllon ll. chesp materials ue not Illsltng. No eltor nhl-n the l.lll.lliilll lnl l body over bought mem “itll the bella: "Hough uw HHh_m‘ H I' _ "

that they would carry one with satis nw C I ’ "" '"'

meth” throudmut the season T,” 0 onei .lllli lllillltllnt nl ills illi were hmmm; by women who Freund llle told llilll lllrtvl lnl l1l.ll il illl

to .Dread ._ “man mmm, ova- man’ non ihls l‘ovl~il‘l1 li lln llllln

*heap cost:um¢s,women--and America flluliiy \v.l~ pl-rsllnlllll lll.ll ll ll

is filled with them--who like to vary be tluc Enlellnt. .l l.l|l- ln lm l~\l-ll their costume ever! dl! 01° every t-we ing, nl- wus lnlll-ll lo lon. ,.,.,.,

llggllhghglzggo uttizgbihsglniilidtgz l>l"`;l]lll>\l`l\ll;l '(l;ll`ll;t,liE.lll l'l\rl~l\>n ’\ln ml:

weeks of o settled lesson It ia their _ I' ' ' "‘ ""

form of seams summation rl lrlvl ill- mls .l l llll.ll.ln loo .l pl w|.d°m 'n Bush’ Gown* vlllo, illlllll l\ll‘l\l~nn.l ll' l llllvs

It is, no doubt, an actual hardship l'll:ilt iolly good folloll lil . ,..

for fl tru-~~ mass ot American women lvllrl the vl ling olllll-l lllll ol l lll il

in deny themselves the pleasure of n int, up uith his l».lttl-l o Ill- lll.lllll ‘

L'l|n.stal1l;)ll;0¢;;!Sl0I1 Oftclothes ntallaill 1.1¢-ut Vinlent \ll |\l».ln.l in llv

9l’lC€l. ll 9! HW-5 °¢°l\°|l\ |\ ll ll est ~l

lull' " in f°°°° A °°°k’“‘ *"9"* ll" .l nlinl-llllgn .lllllml l,l»l.:ll:’.X$. l vl mid that there are so mth zu-bags JMU" wh ‘ _ ’ ' paul in *hs 'odd ls hen' "ut the l l l l, cllllll, stlllillll .ll l.lv only km" of mn” dm not hu. “ch '“,_ Mesels Burns llllli \\ .llkenl \ .llll-lnlv

bu. " th.“¢w”w°mu hx the tene er and oi’ Lieut Dllnli ll 1\ll1\l~nn.l. _

ment diliricttot this country disco;-41|, who went as ll plilnle unh lin- Flr~.l Ihil, it is lrllo, Ins Stopped d oven (`llnalilan Contingelll, \\.t~. nollnlil-ll when xarbage il plentiful H wins ll null ll now solltltor lo ln~ sonnlrl'

‘Pint "lit 15 nl" ‘mPa"'l°“¢ but ll Settlement Bcllld Oltlrlull

aorsnt ot thrift. then the government

Itsigzltgoagz :;_*r.°;]g $,n;t;":n|Ehi::: (The .lbo\e‘ is trlllvn from the Vic ‘mee W" “ond by the dats .nd helm, B L (.o1oni=.t of .`l.lnllllry 2l»lh dumped into “ter du-hm” Llent Ml‘Kelm.ls lnthel \.l horn ill

Why Women Buy with cp" Cllnliettotoun und the 1 ieutul ln

l’lllill -lMl-iz railway linl- inet night, hu? ill vl/hllll i'i\'e pels0n~. loot their lives mu

Q-ntcrcll the tunnel .lt Nullteuil when can

S

Kilr»l~l» began to fill up lllll l.o.u1lell Donuld 7.5¢., Angus Vl¢Donllili .lol

le pnssllllgcrs ‘mllllsiled the “ln Dlllliel liradll-y 500, Mrs ,\ ll l ws bllt ns soon as fresh ull lnlno Queen 50c, George ‘VllPill=e 50l~ it nl

FJ!

‘0 I) hll'l»0.lll 3.. l Uuwlll in..

nies Sllellen $1 1' ter Nlellollnlll

olge Myelsl $.., Wltitel Ilogerson

(‘ollicrl‘nel~ said. tllnt (`.ln.llil.ln nllinu 'l‘rowsd.llo $1

d ltils ln this city loot yell) accord

* '-“‘.*“`-‘i Y 7 _T ~',q` Y *AY _ T 'il' Jw?

“li mm 'm°"__l_"_A~o0LtNll Mygtgnqqs hmmm( Patrlotlc and Red

lug to till, annual report ot the ellie!

____Cross Fund

WOODVILLE MILLS POLL tor

" -Coiieotl-ll by Mr ll .i Mli.tli.ln

50, as 1ollt~\\n

ollerlck \\ulsil $1 Allllus .\ili.l»l 1 R J Mcbollllll $1 1 W l".ll \\_| $1 Dun Mciwliall $1 Gus All

nnid $1 John Wllliiunls $1 John

Lollan S1 Nathan Aeoln Sl Dull

McMaster $1 'Itonnlll C~ll|lp'll~ll Sl A C McDonald $1 \rl-llllmlli

Cornnlcic $1 Mrll Mieil.lll Slnilll Berllalll MLl)ou.llll 751, Ait\ Mt "I,

\lcMlll=.tl~l "bc, Mlllcollll Vil.i’hl-l» ,.0 it-llpil .luilnstlnl lil Aenl- l .

l\i.l,,tlr -Ill ml

CRAPAUD POLL

'~ll,i

lnllllllll llxltlnluv r llzulil' public to-

l

l» 17.1 llonlieidesl l llligilt decrease

uD-stall \\ltlx 1917

llllll liARllE'l§"`°'

SOURIS MARKET

Un t ~l bln-l

"__" li ()ll I s hull

PE “Flow/‘I S l l'ot.llol-sl hun

» --- lhlggs do/

.\1 i'opl- ltllgllllll. llllntll ltillr, lump, ||,

~l ill llll~ lily yesterday purk

M '~“"“Y' '°l"°"""‘“”*= cl-lAlll.or~rn~own mlnllsrs

loriclll iiros paper lnunuflcturers I 40 to do

Joilll. N li; is in tlw ut-_ Huy ( '_ 85 to ‘100

`”’_° lllalk l).lt-l »

rnlnl., 1'or Montreal to enter upon WMU, (MH

` l’orll pu lb

\il tlltn Morlleoll left lusteldlly l-n ll

tl- to 1*rlllll- lilrport Snsk llltl-l

lnl r illllnl- ill (llllrgl lllull

lperllillllz .l lollpll- oi \\l~e.\~ .lt his

i MURRAY HARBOUR MARKETS

ilullll ill

lkglt I

Sllpl (hall) lllit \l:»tclLl-ll’ ill lil ],U'_‘|l 05

U

llll~,ll|l»s~lHL.ll-1 on .ln lllspellllnl trip loloulq

r

‘ll Livll bv .\l lullvll I I “ .lil ln 1'l»llow~l

\1l Vt \\ bt.llllev,lleglstrul lludel

'l`rownll.lIe$ Joseph l‘lo\\sdall~ me Alulmry S0,-vlce AL; y(.¢u|-mid

George Mcilonlld $1 A Bell li T D D S $2 ll 1') Sherre ., “I

,George E Lenlll $1 Avered \'ittil- $ Mel)onll1ll Ilolllter Sl

Liark Full $1 Flederick \\lltten W A Bowness $1 John l\lyl=ls Oscul Myers ll. Wtlrren Fergn $1 Thllnlll-l Stolliy < Levi

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TIF "

HAZEL GROVE POLL

oilvltl-ll hy Mr l ld llllgllllli 00 .l-l foiious

yorvtt G \i l.l,ull $- swell $5, l)lln.llll l\lll.l~l>ll $1 ll

list look fol\\.lrll to nm slnruty \ilQuo.-ll il. lll~.ll.lln.ll (`lll»\vlii $

\ llllcilllllllll l. ltohl-lt \ ilu;-'

nillotlles n.l‘li $3 Mellon 11ul.:n.lll $1 1"ran1l ' ‘Statements lmvp |,(_l(.u mddc' il"lgn.lll $' \nlill~w llllgllllil $_.

ll-lt lilii $1 \\iill.lnl Pound $1

rlllgll l‘,||,u|0uH mice., Them iq no l1l=lnl,:<- l‘l-ll-is W1 11l‘n_lilnlill .\il.Nl\vill

|I.llr\ \\/‘l ek; $1 \\llll.lll1 \\ llsll ’ 5¢ linlll llli Stl-ll neon $1 lllllll.ln

llolbull Y-. l~]ll\\ .llll ll \. \ ln R

gums ltl-lil 1 li lll~ltr.lln l te

Slrpill-n 1illll.lln 1 il.l $5

¢=`>‘*<¢§'¢ '*

G W WAKFFORD

rl~l.l.lll

._ 0

5,200 VIOLENT DEATHS lil ‘

EW YORK 273 WERE MIJRDERS

._ .fa ri - » 1>

\\ \OR|\ l‘l\i\ »»\|lpl l\ll ggi

\ .|10 wlwllnl \l lil

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k, t i sn w at eets

the du;

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Want All COSTS Less Than

Vacant Room Loss

lou can rent your furnish

ell room to lt ledger who is good pm who will ap plellatl- ,l Zuoll place to live, .lnli who '.'»lii STAY ii the lllolll nmklls .l good home

The COST per lily oi' lt

\\.lnt all is smaller than thr- LOSS per dlly through ll.l\ ing the room unrented And fl fevl days oi’ vlant all COST \\lll prevent a grunt mans* ll.l\s ot VACANT ROOM LOSS.

‘<I‘$§l‘¥¢%"¢i¢¢¥5¢'>l¥‘l'¢&¥§"¢:‘h

SA

Yer no ll sign ol 0 r

dusty and glllden panties till, order

ll

5-'»‘5‘¢¢l'¢§'>f ‘.'¢“"k 5': 5? §'.‘*l"¢ ‘l'¢§`¢¢k ()

%»¢b$i%41¥¢§%§€§$i>¥$£9i=$¢§¢3¢£¥f¢£=¢=\§¥§%?£¢$

llurselay evcnlnl; ilom a vl'=,lt io Nevl Hu rk and Boston and other Alnertczln Fg

titir Mr Stanley reports exteption Od ally fine vlllltcr llenthel in ew 1,0

li

l‘o

l'o

of

bv

customer or mine, was complet cured oi rhellmatism after nve yeara auiiering, by the judicious uae

i\i1NA.RD'S LINIMENT

The llbowe facts can be vel-lil

Returned soldiers and oth make hlgproilts selling lllstory ol' World War Dlstlnlrulsheli an

u,lr.ly ll ml ,Polk

KENSINGTON MARKETS

ttl-l 38 to

gs ts

rk 17%

MONTAGUE MARKETS

tter

Kgs rk‘ (organs lu) <lt~, (black) bus Ullla (nilitc) l»u=l

tntoc

13% to

Mlnard's Linllnent Co, Limited

entlemen,-'Theodore Doraia.

writing to him, to the Puri

Priest or any of his neighbors

A COTE Merchant.

St lsidore, Que., 1" May, '08

AGENTS__\_VANTED

Miss illlttl btvlnl, tit) lcnles this |maw,h bus 0 ‘O 70

llel neu position there "mul, pm, lb 5 to 50

Bly

Of

ell sh

CIF

adlan Authorsblp Ontht free

G Winston Co. Toronto

it

t‘ll :ugh ll'|.ll|l ,,| |;,. --~= __ --1. - -_;:;~>~9\;__ ' H " 1a, ,gl Je

., l » H . .

EPORI the wal,bonll buyers were ‘mal ked men In number they were 40 000 ln March, 1917-this ls shown by the num bel ol’ nurclulsers at the Government War Loan ot that date

But ln the autunln ol" the same ear, their number mcreasell twenty lmes-tl>820 000' Tins was llc number purchaslng the Victory loan 1917 L.lstmonth-Novelrlbcl, 1918--over 1000 000 persons l

plll‘chasell the Victory

loan, 1918

'l`lle»c wonlllrllll results welc :lccolnpllsllell by Press Advertlslng

llclolc till ual ollollalf ol one pl-l lent ol" ollr people bought bonds. Now l|lul<~ inclvc allll one half pcl cent ol our people are boni buyers'

ill-l`oll~ iill- sillpcnllolls .nnolllll ol *(170 000000 wllrtll of bonds coulll bl' solll lo out tamldlan people lll ilnl-l ._ weeks a most lhomllgh and cnhalls- llvl cmnpalgn nl oduciltlon was l1cl'cssary,nnd tim campalgn was cal rled througll bv allverilslng ln the pllblll- pl ess l`hc power of thc

pl lntell “old nclel hull l \ lnl ing llenlonsll allen

By nlellns ol the print through the lncdlllm ol' menlslntllc press of our

the l anlllllan people were made to

llnow what bolllis arc, ihl

nclglcctcll

lIIOI'( (,()Il

ml-rloolled No st-lllll_f polni was

lhl- llsllit ls that ball-nllalls to-llay :llc ll natlon ol bonlzillolciers

i'hl-y know what a collvenlcnt, safe null profltablc form ol' lnvestmenl bonds nrt' lllateall of one man lll two hunlircd owning bollds, now onl-

( analllnn ln eight-men, women anll l-illidl en~owns a Government Secur-

ell ll l,l'll, advtrtls country

nature ol

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the shops can get ll., ~l lf , Benito Boy lil. l'lutll mahlrisl will wear, will hold its \\inllsor Hov lv llln-ll-yi dye, it the seams llnll ~titl rv are good, and when she nude that they sro 41 l l ll

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she bnyll in order that her clothes may *---°*“ -~~

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into to tonstsntly mend cheap clothes

lofi renew them at odd moments Sn ` ""` yn" "ne bm); to me my, of hu ille ll'l~eent rllnll-l ul i’o\ln.ll ls le great grandmother, who elle Q mgtp- quite n slll-cess there beinl: ll Lllgn l'i|1 carehllly and in many lig tr, paid lltll-ndllnee llnll mul ll intl-ll-»ll sllflll ll 1 H005 P1100 fill' ll. lllld i‘IDl?°l0d If '1‘lll llllllmllllz is l l-llllmlnlly -

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then ~l~cllrlt\, till-lr attractiveness .ls ln lnvl-slmllnl and wily till (lov l‘l nlnent hnll to sell bolllls

Iwl-ry point llnll lrlllllll- ol \ll:lo|) Bonds ll as lliustlatl-ll nllll llvscrlbell Ill-fore and llurlnz the Lampalgll--lil llllvcl‘llsclnl>nt= No nrgllmlllli nas

Fill Munster of I'lnance acllllow ledges this ills own words arc

Till- wondlrlui succl-ss of the Loan was dlle ln lar l~ meas url lo lllml lihc *ess of Llmadll) splendid am untlrlng efforts dllrlnl; till- \v llc of the tlnmpalgn

Mr. P. R Wooll, Lhnllmall of iilelllomlnlon l:.xel.ullvl- Lommlttee havlng over~ sight of the tampalgn io ralse Victory Loan. 1918, .bald T e r ss pllblleliy campalgn wlll rank as one of till nlost remarkable an e Il ell-nt pllhllclt campaigns evel undertaken ln any country and Mr. J 1-I (rllndv Vlcl- llairnlall of the some committee sald I have been aellillil b0|ld8 fora long ilme, blli l llcvel tounll li so easy to sell them as at ihls tlllll. The lllllsoll ls thl- splelllilll work tile press has llonl- linkc off my llrlt to lllc press

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