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... along . She likes company . I know she likes a crowd around . And by . the time the train steamed out , five burly young Canadians were off to first-foot , grannie . ¦ Compliments of the Season ...
... do ., 4 1 ) 0 Pref ., 61 U : do ., Pref . ( 1925 ) , 5112 . RAILWAYS ( DOMINION AND COLONIAL)—Canadian Northern Pacific 41 ? pc 1 st Deb ., * 105 . Canadian Pacific ( S 25 shares ) , 11 % . RAILWAYS ( FOREIGN)—Buenos Aj-res Gt . Southern , 4- lie Deb ...
... PROVISIONS POTATOES FISH LONDON . The Baltic . —Tlie Baltic Exchange will ° e \ VUEVr ^ -Steadiness \ va s preserved io prices ol-Canadian -rades by the resistant tone at . Winnipeg , and J though the Control was interested only in a minor way , shippers hold ...
... When the Japanese attacked Hong-Kong on -December 8 it was the first occasion in this war that Canadian Arniy units were engaged in actual fighting . The Canadian Army group in Britain now includes three infantry divisions and a tank brigade . Australian ...
... in 1910 , and a Judge in 1926 . He resigns his Judgeship from to-day . He acted as adviser to the Bank of England and the Canadian Government Sir ' Charles Craven , aged 57 , is the Conteller of the Ministry of Aircraft Productiona position to which lie ...
... 10112 L .-M . S 173 * 187 s 191 s - — Southern , Pref . Ord . 63 * 8 63 ? 3 64 le — Do ., DeL Ord . 15 U 137 8 161 s — Canadian Pacific ,,. S 10 1 2 11 11 * 4 — Breweries and Distilleries Distillers 72 / 4 ^ 2 7-2 / 72 / 6 , 73 / 4 i 2 Financial and ...
... COLONIAL Alfioma Central ,, 5 ^ Deb ., 3212 13 4 2 ' 4 . Algoma Central Terminals , 5 % Deb ., IO 8 I 2 712 . Canadian Nntnl ,, Guar . Deb ., 97 . Canadian Pacific , 111 11 J 4 U 3 i 6 s i 6 H > 8 h h h ; 47 . Pref ., xd 61 1 60 l 2 Y 60 S 8 i 2 7 8 5 s ; 4 % ...
... that the holding of Hong-Kong for as long as possible had been very important . He paid a tribute to the part played by Canadian troops in the defence , which had enabled ' ¦ valuable days to be gained . Mr Churchill disclosed that British and Allied ...
... know what it would mean to lose it . The Ottawa Speech i rom many sources I gather that Mr Churchill ' s speech- to the Canadian Legislature attracted a vastly larger radio audience than was the case when he addressed Congress at Washington a week earlier ...
... the third instalment of his war diary , Mr J . L . Hodson tells an amusing story with a topical flavour . It concerns the Canadian V . C ., Air-Marshal William Bishop , who , he records , hid on one occasion in bushes on the Le Touquet golf course near ...
... sealskin hat , which ¦ he waved to the crowd from the observation platform at the rear of the train . Mr Mackenzie King , the Canadian Prime Minister , came to bid him an official farewell . News that & ¦ special was coming spread down the line , and at ...
... Piano . ) 1 . 15—War Commentary 1 . 30-Jack Payne and Band . 2 . 15—B . B . C . Midland Light Orchestra . 3 . 30—Aladdin . 4—Canadian Forces Party . 4 . 30—B . B . C . Military Band . 5—Tom , Dick , and Harry . 5 . 15—Records . 6 . 30—Sandy Macpherson ( Organ ...