Year = 1914

Mailed on February 4, 1914 to Miss Fraser, c/o Miss Charlton, 138 Allcroft Rd, Gospel Oak N.W., London, England. Nice view of Fort Rouge Park. Valentine & Sons card no. 109,521.

Lyall RPPC of Maison Chapelle in St. Boniface. Signed by a J. E. Fontaine of St. Boniface and addressed to France where it is receipt stamped on March 29, 1914.

Mailed May 23, 1914 from the Sault (Ont.) to P. Sanger, Trenton, Mich. with the note: "In Dry town where they only play Rum & Crib for a whole week. Be home Monday."

Valentine & Sons card no. 104,491, posted Oct. 14, 1914 to Mr. E. Coles, Bibury, Fairford, Glrs [Gloucestershire], England with a brief message from his sister. Bibury is between Oxford and Cheltenham.

Tuck Oilette no. 2552, postd at Toronto on September 23, 1914 to Mr. R. Barkley, Ballarat Street, Ravenhill Road, Belfast, Ireland: "205 Keele St., Toronto, Dear R. Just a PC to let you see I am alive + well but very homesick. Drop me a line + let me know how you are getting along + give me all the news. "Are you going to the war" isn't it awful. Write soon. A. L. McI." [not sure about the "I"]

Posted at Gladstone, Man., November 20, 1914 to Miss L. Wright, 222 F---l St, Ottawa: "Gladstone Nov. 18 - Received your card + was glad to know you have arrived safely. We are all having some cold weather between 25 + 30, with snow. Miss Frampton's sister is in the store + Mr. Gerald has gone to the war. Everything as usual here. With best wishes. M. McI. [?]" Stedman Bros. G.D.C. 4627, with Brantford and Winnipeg given as the company's locations. Unrecorded by Smith.

Winnipeg & Moose Jaw RPO postmark, July 30, 1914. Addressed to Mrs John Langlois, 240 Wellington N., Hamilton, Ontario -- Dear Sister, Rec'd your card O.K. What is the matter with Mother, Yours, Will." Valentine Series card (Great Britain printing), no 80070 (under dog at left).