BEYER 2 , ef 204, °, 1206204 %4% :%s 1%. 8 COR, Pe$049 450400050 Tels Tuts! , 30 204! E WOR. most conspicuous 'bravery | @- - and: exceptional devotion to I ered on the Thursdays and Come and see if the C 1s not as advantage Stomer as. to the {the advancing enemy. duty. During a dete mined counter-attagh on our new positions, this offiger When his com- pany was' momentarily surprised, in- stantly charged and personally dis- posed of 'the attackers. Later he carried on a tremendous fight with Although un- der intense barrage fire ang mortal-~ ly. Wounded, he stood on the Parapet of the trench, bombed the enemy. con- tinuously and directed the defence in Such a manner 4s to infuse a spirit of utmost resistance into his men. On several occ ions this very brave' officer actually at him b back. Po RAAAAAR A a a ARR ulin POCO UN \ 4 WAAL instructions anc ® his junior "offic over all his_duties yao what youve OF ooking for, AR! 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Hil: obscured by the smoke Canadians attacked, Ay il 70 had been| of battle. The gust" aly that the 2 smoking volcano. B imand ould. give! th and the Germans "wera of the same opinion. By Thursday, the second day of the zttack,; the Canadians were in, Dossession of 'the 'hill. Midnight the Sorely tried 'third bri : y the first brigade, ahd the Second Battalion moved up silently In the hot summer night. tothe sec- tor around the chalk pit and Hygo| oA gm | : enemy, still de-|- § continued to pound them with every kind of shell. Then Streams of liquid fire "were thrown into our trenches and the Prussians charged across No Man's Land. Acting-Major Learmonth Was "in charge of the second ang third com- for 40 minutes 0 Se) Chesnuts, per1b80c : Bragzils and Filberts, per lb 40c 7 08¢ alc .25¢ a Medium size each «7 for Grape Fruit a 2 for Large size Te Coffee Freshly roasted and while you wait, per 1b ground - dang 3 i Ears SEER Apples i B.C, wrapped, Cellini . TT Fons perish Se gage ~The Quali TSE 5 ty Gr ocers He : i ---- Danies 'of the battalion, He went| == rench organizing his men, |: Dlete disregard. to his per- ty he led a char gainst the invading Huns whe had plunged into the trench at the left, SL ol . PUBLIC Bo With 'com ed them out. _ Looking 01 8aW a party o 3 VE el: ter in a bit of wood in front of his He organized .a. bombing" Party and led them out and &t nding on the parapet of the trench hurleq 'bombs into' the en ( ames ~merft ~ Taddo. System, then out into the open, where : his" men caught them with machine ooting. In the thick » When attackers and at. T hiing in desperate. Learmonth mbs thrown ermans and tossed. them the 'enemy. pg = was. the 'he Form © Wesle McNab "Willa: "(equal Halqu Form H. of the fray tacked we Twice ued f he; Robert 1 Top 1 Lynden Robertson. Wie Cr om-< Senior bearers | headquarters te account of 2. held 'before | mand. ) gave a mi ine was ken to ¥ Jun - Davis, | Surana ag authorities h, posthur 1 5 1) "For that heroic "O'Neill British Learmp half o ward ously, 1 Wa ed Major nonth 'Wag born nthe ddy that ir for of: hi; Okill Massey . 2 During le went into thg + fight, the offic: 'ning the Milife vious engageme 'Carolyn Cornell: 'in k Tiny 'Weekly, Thomas -[Shaffeur, svisses se 8 : IGNACE SCHOOL REP ~ FOR OCTOBER. Form IV Thom don. Callan, Jack IL William Y ) 1st. Leeworth Shaffeur (eq ual). - = Louis Contin, : ior Primer.fiDoris Peck, Leeworthy, - Jackie Young, Stl honours obt {second-clas I 'Average attendance 30. . FPEARLE A. RYTHER, a 1 ORT| i Lk = Le : = SEE «arranged: in <order off: Fo in : ite tein as Foote, Gor- Rhodes, Annie ; i For belt work th 0 Case 20x36 thresher, fully e silo fillers, hay | resses, feed m ~ i The Case 10.90. is "noted for ite Teserve ~.Cabb, | 4 ! ~ Shaffeur, Joseph b, Elmer. . 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