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ike ovr is due ae ed f perfect baking. Packed air ; A For sale ats all racers. Subscription Rates 3 & : THE PORT PERP*' STAR and" L : ' Canadian Farm . g 'is P romptl 3 y : a rmers's Advocate, . y D he , (daily, KR. MJ one. at t e Sota £5 Family. Herald ee Weellly Suni Joes Weekly Witness #5 wees Evening Nan [ oeK. % 'Farm & Dairy... 82.001 '4 number from here re Semired Evening Star(riiral offices). . $4.00 ¢ a which arrived at the Mail & Empire Waly) z $5. 0 (Ri; Myrtle; last week and was RET po at'$10.00 a ton. : 4 N om ¢ Letters of Sympathy ' 1 The following letters were received tian} {by 1 Mr and Mrs: Albert Stone, from os Cortes Bare ) officers i in France: at evening on Friday, No Seplember 2, A918 [at 8 pm. Rey. Mr Dear friendse" Perry; who has spent 0 It is, with deepest regrét that 1 am |the West this "summer, | obliged to-write' this note regarding |: address. nijtied "The Q "| the death'of your son; Pte' A W Stone. in- pot." A good I During the recent fighting I have fost [1s also prepared; | twenty: nine out of thirty-eight of my will be Served. stretcher-bearers. : c. children |Your 'son "has not Been with "me | (long but I have 'been more than : [pleased with his 'work for sich a short Farmers time with 7 | His pleasTht disposition and good character was a mighty good: asset to "ig section. . The night of the Calamity old Fritz anh A spotted our resting place away behind 2 the live. He 'Started shelhne and Money From your lad saw that we had more than Finance Exports . | We could handle and. came and offered his help... ; 7 We "were: Aoriing together : v frie, / wotinded [ad whei a large shill ie oon ies 'through jit rightdn:the midst of us. I al-} yess' on failure of the Victory Loan. most instantly 'killed your: son, two He is. much. miore" dependent on it Hears wounding out"Colonel, -an- for the teady sale of his praduets } other officer and half & dozeh.men| than has generally been realized : =~ on 11 took six small pieces from -my Jeg! Some. there are; even to-day, who fail DIED; but nothing serious. to grasp the faéts of the situation. Suddenly : T had ore It is a 2 mista idea 'that all a : RY al alarge dressing on: the poor fe ae A mi Son. theps. dayaiis 5 y _ veniber 2nd, 1918 {lad's head:a minute after it was hit, "grain, cat] - 2, but the waund was too great and. he Li stg bitter o Hog: da : passed away in a few. minutes with: to find a-rea out yttering-a word. Pri A 1 must close hoping God can Fo SAN means of comforting the lad's friends: Yours in sympathy, ; EH Nutting, - Medical Officer. 116th Bn 2 September 20, 1918 Dear {riends: ws ; Being a comrade of your son 'and ; brother; 1 take the liberty on. behalf |'of the platoon to write to you to ex-| | tend our sincere sympathy in the loss] rj of your beloved son 'and brother, who was called upon to make the supte acrifice, while nably doing his duty: - "As I am an old 182nd boy, I have || known your son sin I : it the Battalion. His life has bee that which any parent need be_.proud | us making 'him ¥tasorits and}