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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 7, 3 October 1918, Page 7

PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES. ' " \ "THE GREATEST MOTHER'IN j . . '.. THE WORLD"... -, ..,,:/-j SKEIvS YOUR AID! SEEKS YOUR AID! ' """'""■'! SEEKS YOU It AID! - .SEEKS YOUR AID! I i THE BRITISH BED CROSS SOCIETY- 1 AND ORDER i OF ST. JOHN. j rrUIE many-sided activities of the Jfed Cross benefit every ]3ritish. r Sol(licr if every land and on every «ea. Even when one of our boys ■■.Ijctbin'es 4 prisoner in enemy hands the Red Cross follows liim With regular supplies. : ol food parcels. . ■■■.■•, "l.'-iv-'^ The work of the organisation includes the -supply.mid. maintenance or , Jiojj pitnls, stall's, ambulau.ee?, hospital trains, launches, 'rest,stations,'invalid- kjjtl Chens, medical and hospital stores and comforts, the entertainment of sick am! convalescent soldiers, the provision of fond and clot hiiij? ..for our prisoners of. to' the care of the graves of (ho fallen, and the establishment of orthopaedic anc curative workshops for treatment of-the crippled. j MONEY IS URGENTLY NEEDED.,] "OUR DAY" FLAG DRIVE: nQ , e TO . My / ''I '•OUR DAY" FLAG DRIVE: ...--,.. i Chairman:'jn?. GEO.'SHIRTCLIFFB. IV EVERY OXE OF YOUR „„,, Trwsurer: m]L „. yICKEEr j WINDOW WEAR AX "OUR ()!fe; m DAY" J/LAG-as. EACH. . "WeUingtoo. ! rJTVTiV T0 TnE UED CROSS-THE MOTHER OP '-:■; AV - ■. EVEHY SOLDIER! TRAND DANCE IHJCITW, W -A' M()Hn»v .TrTiVnT • - Presented by Miss fieero ' 10-MOKI,OW_aWDA\).- =j (Under the Di.stimTnTshed Prttronafre of, . Hobsoll " « 0 Cresccnt \ His Excellency (lie ("ioveiiior-Gcncral ■„ , El i b CKOSS DAY - I and the Countess of Liverpool. I reduce - Home-made Cakes - Swoetl f) - .Hoivers — Spniijf .Lamb j ■xr- -O7 11 it ipiiTM l ti Savouries — Cooked Meate M t-J& i\h^^-£iX. the Work - iuc Ss Uainty ChiUr i GBAKD OPERA 'HOUSE, „, - L « tost ( "? d Tr K ? w f ; - ?fov *:; . j ]''IUT)AY \XD B\TURD\Y Strengthen (lie.Help for our Sick ano ■ OCTOBER 11 "and 12' ' Wounded Soldiers. COME AND W3% Half Proceeds in: aid of 'lied Cross. -■ , '. : JAXET .FffiTH, Hon. S'ft.j I'i-iees—ls., .2s. Gil. and Is. Bos Plan .. . ~,.. , "j at, Bristol. - T-^ T tlle "Dominion" General PriijtlJJJ Vnic ti uur tt 'p '■' i-J Department handle your'Dcitordbii ~ ^^',',.?0 , "/ rr S' ls "T r - whatever your requirement*. -Pr6»»t.'»S ' MlSb HARCOUJU', Hon. Secretary, tontiog; Sen.fonnhlo charges. 'Phpne to® ELEDTION NOTICES. . ./ : ' ' ' '" ,i! M w;\ .. .; \ WELLINGTON CENTRAL ELECTION , . •:.', : .' I' -.;i . ~v . .. .. TO-DAY'S '". POLL, , . :: ! , ■ ■..VOTE. FOR; ATMOEE;..-:,,v.j THE RADIOAJj CANDIDATE AND FBAEB-LESS CEITIC, .WHO I STANDS FOB THE PEOPLE,.; | • ■ ■ ' ■'

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