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... with the latest contingents of Canadian soldiers and airmen. With them they have brought some special equipment the gift of the Canadian lied Cross tioriety which, with the Canadian Medical Association and the Canadian Nursing As ,, ociaiion, organised ...
... wonderful collection of Lo‘ely Fur Coate in Sable Dyed Squirrel. Weldern and Southern Muaquash, Choice Indian and Peraian Lamb, Canadian Squirrel, Yemin Lamb, Strathanized Scotch Mole, Pony -k in, Coney Seal, etc. There is a great *earrity Of nil'e quality skins ...
... Ammo Oardner Maitland. oho did IW, January. 1136 inserted by her Sori;WIIIIm Maitland. 9a Batllle'a Lane. Airdrie lAnwriran. Canadian. Australian and Western Australian Rape please car., 24, 1942 ...
... has arranged with Captain Coulter of the Canadian Army to give a lecture on Canada and the U.S.A.. la the Carnegie Library on Wednesday evening first at 7.30.. Captain Coulter, who has been loaned by the Canadian Military Authorities to the 51.0.1. as ...
... greatly reduced PUBLIC NOTICES MINISTRY OF INFORMATION (Western District Committee) .010 wtL Rotary Nub CAPTAIN COULTER Hof the Canadian Army Will Speak on CANADA AND THE U.S.A. CARNEGIE HALL, Academy Street, Coathridge ...
... The principals in a double wedding which took place at St. Patrick's Church, Coatbridge, on Monday. Left—Robert Nisbett, a Canadian soldier, and Miss Kathleen McGuire, 145 Albion Street, Coatbridge. Right—Matthew Lawrie, Royal Artillery, of Muiryhall St ...
... Street. Cisatbridge. on Tow day. 3rd March. 11142. leads Valiance. beloved wile of Hugh Thom. master slater. (Australian and Canadian papers first coPY —At 13 Pinlaistone Street. Coatbridge. on Ist March. 1642. James. eldest son of the bets t and Margaret ...
... Merchant Navy. son of fire Marrs, 159 Calder St. Coatbridge. whose ship was torpedoed Januar), and who was rescued and taken a Canadian port. has now been iiischarged Inm lio.pital and hopes; to t.• aA he k tit to travel. Oeaabridge and District Nursing' Asepsis* ...
... emirrated to Canada 20 tos paid a surprise visit to his native valuable service* rendered to the home. Raving joined the Canadian L odge. Merchant Navy, Willie. after an adventurous trip across the Atlantic. , - was injured and taken to Hospital.` and ...
... beginning of the war nearly 10,000 ships laden with over 50.000.000 lons of food and war material had sailed in convoy from Canadian ports alone. In fpite of German boasts, the convoys cattle In, and it was no exaggeration to say that on any given day there ...
... the •'Paleface, but the Magistrate. In view of the fact that he had come all the way from the Far West. to serve with the Canadian Forces in the war, gave him a few words of advice and dismissed him with an admonj lion. All women !Kan in 1903, except those ...
... lbs. Primmer *1 War. Metal intimation has been received in Coatbridge that Sergeant-Pilot Donald hfcSporran, of the Royal Canadian Air Force, who as reported missing Is now a prisoner of war in Germany. He is a •oit of Mr Malcolm McSporran. late of Old ...