Official notice has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Sinclair, who j reside at 10-16 Queen street, that their, second son, Pte. Edwin G. Sinclair,1 has been missing since November 19. Pte. E. G. Sinclair enlisted in the local company of the G3rd Battalion, but was afterward transferred to the 50th Battalion to be in company with his brother. Pte. Walter E. Sinclair, and both have been fighting in France some four months. Pte. Sinclair, who is a big lad, sought to enlist with one of the first battalionsformed, but was refused by his father,*who advised him to go into the 21st Alberta ftussars, which he did, but when the 63rd was forming, he immediately sought permission and he is now but 17 years of age. This should shame some who are still in civilian clothes, while mere lads in age are. fighting their battles.of whi knit fiM act effectsN.Y., havo v British coardli them fBJ