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... BACON.—Supplies are being distributed to retailers to cover immediate requirements, and there is good demand. American and Canadian meats are in the releases, also small quantities of hams. LARD.—A steady trade is taking place in American, and supplies ...
... weeks. to average. More sheep. A few cal* f . MANCHESTER PROVISIONS. Good clearance. Bacon : Steady mainly American* and Canadian. ij, moderate issue. Lard : Ready offtaK*4 American refined. Cheese, mostly 1 ' in steady request, arcs : Seasonal MANCHESTER ...
... town visit this week while enjoying a period leave. Ramsgate on Wednesday witnessed the departure a large number wounded Canadian soldiers who have for many months past been quartered in the town. Lt. F. A. Brisley, of Broadstairs, has been promoted to ...
... where my body obeys my mind and not that the body dictates to the mind ? I wonder—only time will tell. : On August 1 the Canadian Forestry Corps had a Field Day in Aboyne and asked the Aboyne Prisoners of War Appeal Committee to run a canteen. This was ...
... THE CORPSE SWAM rTHREE Canadian sol* diers were in hospital in England recovering from wounds received in the Dieppe raid, when a Canadian Y.M.C.A. hospital visitor approached. The men in the two outside beds pointed to the man in the middle bed and ...
... Wartainly. have a full-tinie 'ph ; they - are as important. as any man or woman in uniform. FLAGS OF VIE ALLIES CANADA The Canadian fag flown on Caeadraz 'Government buildings abroad 'is, like the British Red Ensign with the shield of the 'Arras of Canada ...
... revived when thrown OVERBOARD Three Canadian soldiers were in hospital in England recovering from wounds received in the Dieppe raid, when a Canadian Y..M.C.A. hospital visitor approached. The men in the two outside beds pointed to the man middle bed ...
... Geraldo and his Orchestra. 5.10: Bring on the Tartan.” 5.30: The World at War, 5.45: 3-3-3.” fi.o: News. Announcements. 8.30: Canadian Calendar. 7.0; American Sports Bulletin. 7.5; Make and Mend.” 7.45; 8.8. C Revue Chorus and Dance Orchestra. 8.15; A Corps ...
... him informed of what is happening on and behind the battle front. To do this the pilots, who in this case were British and Canadians plus one American, are called upon to fly at tree top height, making visual reconnaissance and report what they see by radio ...
... 1929, at the Post Office, Boston, Mass., under the Act of March 3rd, 1879. Sec. 397 P.L.&R. Registered for transmission by Canadian Magazine Post. Subscription rates Inland and abroad 18s. 6d. per annum, 9s. 3d. for six months, single copies Is. 6d., and ...
... British railways in wartime (recorded) 6.0 —Time and News; National and Regional announcements. 6.30 Weekly news-reel for Canadian Forces In Britain 7.0 —American Sports Bulletin 7.5 Make and Mend.” Magazine programme for the Royal Navy. 7.45 Song of the ...
... BBC Orchestra 45 Geraldo 610— Pipe band music (records) 530— The war 145 “3-3-3 ’’ (story) 0— Time news announcements 30 Canadian calendar American bulletin 6 Make and 37 745—“ (songs and story of film) 815— is bom 830—“ Piccadilly Playtime” ' 0— Time ...