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Roll
of
Honour
AMONG
THOSE
DEAD
OK
KILLED
ON
ACTIVE
'SERVICE
NAVY
J.
Sonny
Keays
Harrv
Monkley
Harold
'(Bud)
Ponder
Alan
Davies
John
Montgomery
ARMY
Charles
G.
Lord
D.
Montgomery
Aldo
Campagnola
Jack
Campbell
D.
J.
Edlund
Whltefield
Elder
F.
E.
Hodgklnson
Wm.
C.
Hood
David
W.
Oland
Thomas
A.
Phelps
Thomas
H.
Ryan
James
Suden
Rodney
Valpy
Jack
Wearmouth
A.
McRae
Radford
Aves
Capt.
C.
A.
"Nixon
AIR
FORCE
Wm.
Brown
W.
C.
Cameron
Mike
Hudema
Alan
Leighton
Ralph
Morin
Clarence
P.
Finley
William
Haddon
Edward
Smith
George
Zbura
Rudolph
Warne
Le6nard'
LIneham
Charles
Edward
Flewin
Louis
Arlen
Glay
Vernon
Quinlan
James
Thompson
U.S.
ARMY
George
A.
Glay
IN
T.
B.
HOSPITAL,
Geo.
Neilson
Robert
B.
Mitchell
SHAUGHNESSY
HOSPITAL
M.
McLeod
This
Appeal
is
sponsored
by
the
following
firms
whose
operators
are
Veterans-
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
J.
II.
JEFFRIES
F.
PARLETT
537
TAXI
-NESBITT
BROS.
BUY
THAT
little
red
poppy
which
makes
its
annual
debut
on
November
11th,
that
little
flower
of
lacquered
muslin
and
silk,
has
an
intriguing
background.
Manufactured
in
Montreal
arid
Toronto
at
Vetcraft
shops,
the
work
is
done
by
the
skilled
hands
of
disabled
veterans
who
are
unable
through
their
disabilities
to
compete
in
the
commercial
market.
Some
work
in
the
shops
while
others,
too
handicapped
to
leave
their
homes,
do
the
job
propped
up
in
bed.
A
simple
looking
thing,
that
poppy,
but
each
individual
one
is
shaped,
and
produced
by
skilled
workmen.
Said
one
"old
sweat"
of
nigh
three-score
years,
"There
was
a
time
when
I
hated
the
sight
of
that
Flanders
Poppy.
We
saw
'em
when
they
were
real,
and
to
us
they
represent-ed
a
graveyard
flower.
Now,
bless
'em,
they
are
the
means
of
my
livelihood."
And
this
is
true.
To
quote
a
number
of
ex-servicemen,
it
is
their
only
form
of
income.
The
horrors
of
war
reach
far
into
the
years,
and
the
body
and
brain
of
man
can
stand
only
so
much
punishment.
Many
of
the
veterans
discharged
apparently
physically
fit
in
1919
began
to
crack
up
in
later
years.
That
Jerrie
"whiz-bang"
which
exploded
so
near
Mons,
it
didn't
seem
to
do
much
damage
then.
Those
nights
of
sleeping
in
bohe-chilling
mud
...
a
tot
of
rum
seemed
to
fix-things
up
at
the
time.
But
as
time
and
age
crept
on
it
took
its
toll.
It
wasn't
a
thing
that
one
could
pin
down
and
prove
for
a
pension,
but
it
was
there
just
the
same.
And
so
in
1923,
under
the
Soldiers
Civil
Re-establishment
setup,
the
first
Vetcraft
shop
bloomed
and
blossomed
forth
poppies,
so
that
the
people
of
Canada
could
contribute
and
help
these
men
and
their
dependents.
Remember
Valour
By
Winifred
O.
Brass
We
biing
you
Poppies
with
the
falling
leaves
t
Of
Autumn,
midst
the
dirge
of
dying
year,
To
breathe
a
silent
message
to
your
eir
"
Of
Hope
and
Promise
to
the
heart
that
grieves.
Flame
softly,
scarlet
Poppies
of
November,
Speak
of
our
Hero
Dead
of
two
Gieat
Wars,
Who
rest
forever
with
their
wounds
and
scars,
Yet
live
immortally.
Rid
us
Remember!
Flame
softly,
Flanders
Poppies!
Let
your
ranks
Of
gorgeous
colour
whisper
'Peace
through
tears'
Anil,
in
the
quiet
of
the
falling
years,
May
we
remember
Valour
and
give
thanks.
BLAIN
BROS.,
GROCERIES
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McRAE
BROS.
LTD.
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poppy
ORDER
OF
SERVICE
At
the
Ceuta'J
"At
the
going
down
of
the
sun
and
in
the
mcreiaj,
J
auuu
icuicmDer
mem,
0
Valiant
hearts,
who
in
their
tlory
died.
Remembrance
Da
Prince
Rupert,
R.
C,
November
11,
1916
11
A.M.
SIONAL
BY
CITY
BELL
1.
O
CANADA
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LED
BY
CITY
BJ1
2.
CEASE
FIRE
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SOUNDED
BY
BUGLER
RASTi
burin?
sounding
of
Cease
Fire
flag
will
be
loirmi
half-mast
3.
TWO
MINUTES
SILENCE
4.
LAST
POST
5.
PRAYER
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HYMN
7.
ADDRESS
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BUGLER
RA.1t
RT.
REV
J
B.
GIBSTO'1
Bishop
of
Caledonia
"O
GOD
OUR
HELP
IN
AOOfifTl
8.
PLACINO
OF
WREATHS
REV
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ANTROBCEl
First
Baptist
Ctei
9.
REVEILLE
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BUGLER
RAN"!
During
sounding
of
Reveille
flag
will
be
raised
top
wr
10.
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SAVE
THE
KINO
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