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4% At #% Some viw, 10085, T , mMLDUVHaIU Sonof Mr. and Mrs. T. McAlister, Son of Mr A, C. McDonald, Durham _ Normenb;, enlisted in Nov. 1915, in the now in New Cnt., who diedjin London, West. reported missing Sept. 26th, 1916 Eng., military hospital Dec. Oth, 1918, _ aged 24 years At end of 1917, his parâ€" aged 35 yre., as result of gas and nerve . en‘s received definite word ftrom a chum shock. He enlisted in the West in 1915. that he had been killed in action. Eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Dugald McKecht ie, Durham, wounded Sert. Sthy 1018, and died same day, aged 20 vears. Fniisted March Ist, 1917, in b4ith battery, Guelph. Son of Mr. Wiliam Weir, Cerelg, killed in action Sept. 26, 1916. He was among the first to enlist in Durâ€" ham, in January 1915. Son of Mr‘and Mrs John Bryon ham, killed in actior, Sept. 1916, 20 years. â€" He enlisted in January Pte. Thos. W. McDonald Son of Mr Gunnir Percy McKecknie Pte. Percy Bryon Pte. John Weir °1 the Great War. Durâ€" aged 1915. w L w 0 1%, 40 Cf CECdIdLION Of war " cibrainnmnice nc iinne rcnininamnmminbimmnninnern c P io => l % 4. 2e | me a~~ . E_: 2 B im * F en en y x | flls Ces | ons â€" " e â€" > | ? . ~ \un 2e 2 | im | hn e % | C4eim I m3 | N % | * * % qr j r ~~ 2 M '»0 % 1‘ | ‘ *# | Ji’. & w L f‘ 3 | e A\: ,.! ‘ "o J‘ < C } | f | ; Pte. Wu. T. McAlister s ie o e Gunner Roy G Calder Son of Mr and Mrs Wir. CalSer, Durâ€" h m,. \ ho mide the sipreme sacii‘es Sept. 16th, 1918 azed4 25 years. _ He enlsted in Dec 1915, with the 20th battery, Guelph. Of Durham. killed in action Sept. 30, 1918, aged 41 years. He was born in England and came to Durham 11 years previous to his death. His wife and two daughters are still resident here Son of Mr. S P_ Saunders, Durham, killed while A; inz at Camp Borden June 17th, 1918, aged 26 years. Before joinâ€" ing the Roya! Air Force, Pilot Saunce‘s was engaged for several months in the Canadian naval service. Pilot J Foster Saunders Pte. Jesse Hughes fi;roes f from D.urharr; | and South Grey wbo ‘"‘They Gave Their Toâ€"day for Our loâ€"morrow. Pte. Wm. Gadd Son of Mrs. Adam Watson, Lambton st., killed in action March 16th, 1918, aged 26 vears, Heenlisted in Toronto io July 1915. ~~~ Passchendaele Nov. 1917, and died of wounds Nev. 2(th, 1917, at Rouen hosâ€" pital, aged 23 years. He enlisted in the 147ih batt. Eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Major Eccles, North Egremont, wounded at Killed in action Ju‘y 23rd, 1917, aged 24 years. He was the son of Mr. W. L Falkingham and enlisted Aug 10, 1914, six days after deciaration of war. Son of Mr. and Mrs John Manary of Holstein, wounded Oct. 30, died of wounds Oct. 31s‘, 1917. He enlisted in Winnipeg in March 1916. Pte. Wm. R. Falkingham Lce.â€"Corp Wes. Manary Pte. Roy Eccles 060 Elt h P o harnnl .;r"m‘e ‘{fij‘fi*w o es Son of Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Ledingham, Dornoch, killed in action Oct. 26, 1917, aged 21 years. He enlisted with his el€er brother George (now returned) (at right) in 147th batt in May 1916. Iegie +s f iifi"‘"fl“ s wl flls ‘ glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie * In Filanders® fields. Take up our quarrel ’ith the foc, To you from failing hands we throw The Torchâ€" be yours tohold it high ; If ye break faith with us who die. We shall not sleep though poppies (Written for the Review by J. A. Ferguson, Holstein, for Empire Day, 1919) Pte. John M. Ledingham In Flanders‘ fielkde felt dawn, All honor to the dead who lie * In Flanders fields" where " poppies hlow," We still must hold the * torch ‘ on high, Which they with * failing hands," did throw. Th»y sleep beside unnumbered s‘ain, Beneath the bloodâ€"stained soi. of France ; On rolling slope and open plain, In the vast wake of war‘s advance. They dared that avalanche of death ; To its demands they bared their breast, And Freedomâ€"in their dying breath, Aroseâ€"their valor to attest. It is enough, they gave their all, Now sorrow dwells where once they smiled, And oft those happy days recall When frugal labor time beguiled Where widowed mothers sadly weep And lonely shed the silent tear, While soothing restless babes to sleep, A And comforting the child in fear. Sad fruits of Warâ€"our heritage Those stricken homes with many needs, Let it be writ on history‘s page, 5 We paid the debt with timeiy deeds Where hopes are crushed by Death‘s fell blow And hearts cast down in silent grief, Let sympathetic bearts o‘erflow To find a baim that gives relief When angels come from worlds unknown, To stem the tidalâ€"wave of tears, Then is the time Love to enthrone And light the n‘ght of former years. Tread lightly, friends, where sorrow reigns ; Step softly near that sacred shrine ; Let not our mirth increase the pains, That shoot like darts through hearts that pine. Where angels lead we‘l follow near, And render help with love‘s glad hand ; And kind‘y deeds, with words that cheer, Will fill with joy our native land. The torch ye_thiwew to us is caught, ‘Ten million h‘ln_(_hr\vill hold it high, Ana Freedom‘s light shall never die fe‘ve learned the lesson that ye Amenca J Answer (By R. W. Lillard) Rest ye in peace ye FlandErs dead, The fight that ye so bravely led We‘ve taken up. And we will keep True faith with you who lie asleep With each a cross to mark his bed, And poppies blowing overhead, Where once his own lifeblood ran red, & So let your rest be sweet and deep In Flanders® Fields. In Flanders‘ Fields. that ye have died for Youngest son of Mrs. John Coutts, Bintinck, killed in action Aug. 15, 1917, aged 22 years He en!isted in Toronto Oct 15, 1915. Second son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mcâ€" Nally, Lambton st., whoenlisted in Calâ€" gary as private in October 1914 and rose in the ranks to Lieuterant. He died of wounds received in action on Nov. 8, 1917, aged 28 years. Son of Mrs R Marshall, Durham, who enlisted in the 71st batt. in Sept 1916 and was killed in ‘action Nov 18th, 1916, aged 22 years. Sergt. Caldwell A. Marshall In Remembrance, Empire Day, Lieut. Stanley McNally Pte. Alister Lauder Pte Jas. G.Coutts (Sitting) younger son of Mrs J. M: Priceville, killed in action, Oct. â€" 1917, aged 20 years. Enlisted in 1915, with 147th battalion, St=: beside him is Pte. J. Weir, North ! mont, who has returned. Younger son of the late Wm. A Egremont, killed in action, August 1918, aged 28 years. Enlisted in 147th Grey batt. as Lieut. in Nover 1915. Son of Mr. and Mrs, Farquhar Mcâ€" Kinnon, Pricevilie, killed in action Nov, 6th, 1917, aged 23 years. He enlisted in Melfort, Sask., Jan. 3, 1916 in the 188th batt. made the ‘ Pte. Robt. E. McLean Son of Mr and Mrs D. G. \‘ Lieut. Thos. A. Allan Pte. Thos. Mather [ Buy your _ DAILY Betwee O Egr h, and «c 2th, 191 15 in 1 . Supren May 24 Sergt. Donald Mck Son of Mr and Mrs Noi) M Toronto, formerly of Pricesi}; on Rept. 10th and died Sept aged 24 years. He enlisted in Aflivc The Down T ow Shoe Store CA8SES & CLU‘3 1 Wo‘s white Bal Louis Wo‘s white Bal sport Wo‘s wh. Oxiord | oud Wo‘s wh. Oxford spor We have d Whllc o #» Large assortme Pte. Rich in 14 THE TR ;_Ommo 7.15 p. m innipeg 9.05 p m Calgary ©.30 p. m Banff â€" 1249 p. m Â¥ 20. 1919 te. 0 McDon W#\