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... PROVISIONS reports will be issued Good Fridiy, Saturday or Easter Monday. BACON—Releases of Canadian and American meats continue to made to cover the requirements the trade, and there a good call for supplies from retailers. The consumptive demand is ...
... from the United States, does not affect the Canadian situation, it is stated here. It is understood that four synthetic rubber plants will be located in Ontario, within’ reasonable distance of the Canadian terminus of the pipelines from the Oklahoma and ...
... to Montreal for 2.000 to 3,000 tons sugar for consecutive voyages over the season. Net charter cargoes were quoting from Canadian or Northern “•use ports to India, and for steel wire rods ‘»? a iJi more Elr ports $BO t.i.o. was . h * South American freight ...
... some of the other Allied countries, including Russia. The Canadian people were wholly prepared to take the had news with thegood. They were solely concerned with getting on with the war. Canadians are proud to be in this fight with us, and their only anxiety ...
... dashing suitor rivalled by Stirling Hayden. Hippodrome. —A story of the development of Canada through the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway can be enjoyed at the Hippodrome this week in the film The great barrier introducing Richard Arlen and Lilli ...
... ENERGY AND DASH From 1929 to 1951 he was lent for duty with the Royal Canadian Air Force, and later became personal assistant to the late Air-Marshal Sir Geoffrey Salmond. at Uxbridge. When he was awarded the D.S.O. in July, • 1940, for gallantry in flying ...
... Mr. H. Barratt, the first to introduce to Burnley dancers such successful numbers as the Maxina, Ladbroke, 1920 Fox-trot, Canadian Hes Valse, Paul Jones, Excuse Me, Etc., Etc. Full Gay ’9o’s programme to strict Gay ’9o’s Tefnpo Band, Dancing 7 —ll pm. ...
... squat on the ground and soldiers must turn their backs when the Jap Commander in Hong Kong drives through the city, said two Canadians and two Americans who have escaped from Hong Kong and arrived in Chungking. The British Director of the Medical Service in ...
... made for the full allowances, which being met by selling agents from the releases lor the week, which are made of various Canadian and United States meats, hams and gammons being in small proportion for ordinary coupon business. Prices to retailers; Wiltshires ...
... Imported beef; Hinds 814 d., fores 6Ud., lambs 93ad., sheep 67e ...
... PROVISIONS BACON.—Good supplies continue to be released to meet requirements of retailers and the allocations consist mainly of Canadian and American meats. The consumptive demand is well maintained. LARD. —Deliveries of American refined continue to be made ...