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TEN SOLDIERS REACH CITY Dl! RINGavef^eas with the Canadian Army Ser- Jvice Corps in February, 1917.THEENDhome is in Rounthwaite. Private Pringle also stayed at the Y.MC.A.while in Brandon. PDuring^ thel|week-end t*n soldier* arrived in the city from -I overseas, three were Brandon! soldiers and Unbalance were for points in the district.Private W. A. O Oo»ir*v,Private O’Connor wentoverseaswith * the Cenadian tArmyl Servicf Corps*;and. was stationea In EnglandHe is staying with his mother at tin Empire Hotel iPrivate T. .A. McKenzie • *Private McKenzie wentoverseaswith a draftthe Depot Battalionand was also stationed in Engmnd. lie was en route to Minto, Man., andwhile in the city was a guest of the Returned Soldiers Association at thePrivate G. PearsonPrivate Pearson went overseas witha draft of the Brandon Depot Battalion and was a year in England attached to the Eighteenth Reserve. His home is in Hamiota.Lce.-Corpl. J. SnowdonLce.-Corpl. Snowdon enlisted and went overseas with the Forty-fifth Battalion and was thirteen months in France attached to the Forty-ninth.was wounded at tfpres.Lce.-Corpl. Snowdon was en route to Pet-ta piece, Man.these soldierswere guests at the Knights of Columbus Hut while in the city. J |Private C. KitePrivate Kite woverseas withthe Twenty-seventh Battalion in 1914 and was in France three years, being wounded September 1918, He was also on his wav to Pet ta piece and while in Brandon was a guest at the Red Triangle..; Club. ■, :$sf f ||Private Geo. Pringle Private Pringle enlisted and went|f ■ Private J. Warren | r|?;|§P (Private J. Warren, accompanied byihis wife, also arrived in the city from c overseas during the week-end and isvisiting friends in Brandon. He enlisted and went overseas withthe183rd Battalion in 1916, and wastransferred to the Forty-third Bat-with whom he saw thirteen months service in France. PrivateWarren and Mrs. Warren will proceed to Rocanvilie, Sask., in a fewdays. §il§Gunner L. C. LutesGunner Lutes enlisted and wrent overseas with the Seventy-seventh Battery from Regina, Sask. His home is at?242 Fifttenthm.riB(1tlt;ipvrlt;f|rtltlSergt. G. JardineSergt. Jardine went overseasg A t]in I hApril, 1917, and went to France withEthe BSprty-fourth Battalion, visiting friends in the city.: Lce.-Corpl. W. G. BellLce.-Corpl. Bell went overseas wriththe Fifty-sixth Battalion from Cal- ] a gary, Alta., and was three and a half j ayears in France with the Seventy- jeeighth. Lce.-Corpl. Bell is en route to Calgary and while in the city is theguest of Mr. W W. Kidd, 221 Thirteenth street.Ao;uVSHOES IN GERMANYbt;nThe Outlook: An American news-1Mpiper man writes from Berlinreal leathershoesvare kept in glass Pcases in the shoe stores there ami j elabelled “250 marks’* (about $62.50.) I He said that when he saw these prices he understood why he had seen thisSIVsign in the rooms of every German he tel: “Do not put shoes outside thec^oor for polishing. Give them personally to the Ilausdiener.lt;11ei
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Brandon Daily Sun
Brandon, Manitoba, CA
Mon, Jul 21, 1919
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