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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 ...
... 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 ...
... pc l ' rel ., 70 S 8 ; do .. 4 po Guar ., 9834 ; do ., 4 pi ; Deb ., IOS ^ u 'h--RAILWAYS ( D 0 . M 1 M 0-V jtND COLONIAL)—Canadian pacific (? 25 shares ) , 111 2 2 d' ...
... Again . 3 . 30—Records . 4 . 45—Gcraldo and Band . 5 10—Bring on the Tartan . 5 . 30—The World at War . 5 . 45—3-3-3 . 6 . 20—Canadian Calendar . 7—American Sports Bulletin , 7 . 5—Make and Mend . 7 . 45—Song of the Islands . 8 . 15—A Corps is Born , g 30 ...
... OTT 03 N PROVISION ISH ABERDEEN EXCHAKGJ DUNDEE EXCHANGJ &RAIN LONDON . —Tito ' Baltic , —WHEAT . —Tlie rv ,,, demand , for Canadian remained very slow , and alt ; , * shippers have adjusted tlicir periods ol shipments fimt ahead there was no important change ...
... 16 16 /; 4 % Deb . 90 . Callard , Stewart& Watt , 67 . Prel . 15 / 6 . Callcnder ' s Cable 4 ; Construction , 73 / 6 3 / . Canadian We .-teni Lumber , 2 / 41 2 . Carreras , ] i Ord ., 14 / 3 / 4 i 2 ; 4 UZ Prct ., 22 / 6 . Cementation . 6 % Prei ., I / ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... by Mrs. lan Campbell from Lisbon ; also individual Officers have received a little from private sources. The British and Canadian Red Crosses have promised more seeds from Geneva. The greatest difficulty has been the question of tools for all the work ...
... THE LIVELY CORPSE Three Canadian soldiere were in hospital lin _ 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 in the middle bed and asked ...
... WHERE ARE PARCELS PACKED ? ; In Scotland at Perth, Stirling, Dumfries, Hawick and Edinburgh ; various depots in England. The Canadian Red Cross has also undertaken to pack parcels. Some of these are paid for by them and the others by the British Red Cross ...
... Orchestra. 4.45— Geraldo and his Orchestra. 5.10— Bring the Tartan. s.3o—The World at War. 5.45 — 5-3-3. 6.o—News. 6.30 —Canadian Calendar. 7.o—American Sports Bulletin. 7.5 Make and Mend. 7.45 Song of the Islands. 8.15— A Corps is Born. 8 30— ' ...