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... xd Hydros 1 SHIPPING. Cunards 18/6 1 Irrawaddy 20/6 P. & O. Def 29/3 1 OILS. Anglo-Iranian 47/6 Burmahs 36/9 Do. Pref 25/6 Canadian Eagle 9/7% Do. Pref 25/6 Kern River 4/ Brit Control Com 3/4% Mex Eagle 10/6 Brit Control Pref 8/9 Shells 50/ RUBBER. Anglo-Dutch ...
... son ol and Mrs J. F M-- alfe. The Cottagr to Private AUDREY ILLIN'G WORTH COWAN. ATS. .-n v daughter J, M. Cowan, and Mrs Canadian Villas. Ossett ATI or. lON.—August 19; at Mary's Church. Cotttngham. r. Yorks'. bv the r- .V B R.btoti. P.e.-tor. FRANCIS ...
... programme. 4-8.8.C. Orchestra. 4.45- Orchestral Music. s.lo—Pipe Band Music. 5.30-World at War. 5.45-Story. —Time and News. 6.3o—Canadian Calendar. 7—American Sports bulletin. ' a azil,e programme. 7.4s—Sonus s '°ry. 8.15-New Corps. 8.30-lVca dilly Playtime. ...
... 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 ...
... “Corpse” Swam Reviving Effects Of A Ducking Three Canadian soldiers were in hospital in England recovering from wounds received in the Dieppe raid,, when Canadian Y.M.C.A. hospital visitor approached. The men in the two outside beds pointed to the man ...
... of Mr and Mrs Geo. Andrew, 87, West-grcvc, Glpsyville, Hull. Pl COPELAND - SCALES.—Aug. 31st, at Chichester Cathedra*, the Canadian Padre, John, R.C.A.-C.A., the only son of and Mrs S. Copeland, of Cobourg, Ontario, to Edyth Joan, the only child Mrs E. ...
... 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 ...
... 11 HOLLEY Mv friend Flora ttv ? B-“ —Eileen IN NEXT CORPSE' SWAM Three Canadian soldiers were in hospital In England recovering from wounds received in the Dieppe raid when Canadian YMsCA hospital visitor approached The men in pointed'OTthe man the middle ...
... Basically there Is difference in breed between American and British (includ- By C. G. GREY ijOur Air Correspondent Australian and Canadian) airmen, there is every why American aviators should good our own. when they have had experience. The recent raids on France ...
... Orchestra. 4.45: Geraldo. 5.10: Bring on the Tartan. World at War. 5.45; 3 -3-3. 6.0: Time. News end Announcements. 6.30: Canadian Calendar. 7.0; American Sports Buileton. 7.5: Make and Mend. 7.45: Song ol the Island. 8.15: A Corps is Born 8.30: Piccadilly ...
... subject by the recent intimation the Canadian Government to.the Board of Trade that as high proportion possible of cloths Canada should either in military cloths or those suitable for meeting the essential demands of Canadian public. to which request is appended ...
... own Invention with flevastating effeet By C. V. TENCH FLIGHT-LIEUTENANT JAMES GERRIE, of the 7th Atlantic Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force, removed his goggles and wiped them hurriedly. Replacing them he stared again across the tumbling mass of wind-stressed ...