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Among our returned soldiers there are thousands of practical farmers. Still
other thousands are studying farming under Canada’s supervision, by hiring

out to farmers, and by taking courses in agricultural colleges.
want to “go on the land,” buf they have no capital.

These men
So, through the medium

of the Soldiers’ Land Settlement Act, Canada says to them “If you are fully
qualified to farm, I will lend you money to pur hase land, stock and implements.
You may pay it back within a stated time, and for the loan of it, I will charge you
only a moderate rate of interest.”

Canada makes this offer, not only because men who have fought deserve well
of their country, but because it is of prime importance that more land. should be

cultivated.

The love of outdoor life and the resourcefulness of our soldier citizens are just
the qualities to make them successful farmers, and upholders of the best Camadian

tradition.

available on August 15:—

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As evidence of the value of the Land Settlement Act, the following figures were

Number of applications from soldiers... .. . 29,495

Number of applications investigated and
approved (not all placed)....... -<Ba,ael

Number of soldiers actually farming this

See eS ee ee 9,043
Average amount of loan to each soldier. . . . $2,960
Total amount of loans............... $6,767,304
Average size of farm.................. 160 acres
Total amount of homestead lands—that

is, virgin soil placcd under cultiva-

GEE oo vb perenne yee eEh ECORI 1,000,000 acres

This miilion acres was divided among 3,768 soldiers, 160 acres each being the
original allotinent: but 2,512 soldiers availed themselves of the privilege open to
all soldier-homesteacders to obtain an additional 160 acres, making their allotment

In addition to a million acres of virgin seil already placed under cultivation,
more than 6,000 other farms are now being worked, many of which would have
been less productive if returned soldiers had not taken them over.

it is just as truc to-day as it was before the war that big crops favourably marketed
mean genera! prosperity for Canada.

The more wheat and farm products Canada grows and sells, the more money
will be spread through all classes of the community.
the merchant, the manufacturer, the industrial wage carner and the professional

Not only the farmer, but

Here is where YOU come in. .
$57,000,000 of the forthccming Victory Loan will be used to make loans to soldier

By purchasing Victory Bonds you will help the soldier who is starting life anew on
the farm as well as sharing in this national invcstment in farm development.
You will not only get good interest on your money with ie best security, but you
will participate in the increased general prosperity which greater farm production

Get ready to join in the promotior of greater national prosperity, theretore. by

Victory Loan 1919

‘* Every Dollar Spent in Canada’’

Issued by Canada's Victory Loan Committee
in co-operation with the Minister of Finance

of the Dominion of Canada,

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them ahd if instead of belittling
their efforts and ealling attention
to their shortcomings, we would
join our efforts to theirs possibly
we wouid be able to create an in-'
terest in ourselves and so recog-
nize their true value, Sneerng-at
ihe lack of interest of the people|
towards “the iong sermons and |
prayers” is a confession of failure}
to understand the real purpose)
of the echureh. Spiritual nurish

ment comes through a sincere
aad receptive state of mind and|
heam of the worshiper and is not
soleiy dependant on the length of
the prayers and sermons, nor the
elaborate music which oft times
inakes possible a popular concert
under the guise of public worship.

Lord's day. It is given to us for
the purpose of religious devotion
and physical and mental nelaxa
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duties is a thing apart from in
nocent rest and amusement, The
enjoyment of nature's innume!

lrequired to furnish same, properly verified,

Sunday is a day of rest and the},

enjoved on Sunday or any other
day of the week and cannot pos-|should be on a natty’ ecard.
sibly desecrate the Sebbath.

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IN PROBATE, , niet
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH ' ‘
COLUMBIA, . |-

IN THE MATTER OF THE ADMINISTRA: |
TION ACT

and —

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Fj
NATALIE CONDO, DECEASED INTES
rATE

rAKE NOTICE that in order of His)

Honour F. MeB. Young, made the 24th day!

of September, A. D, 1919, | was appointed |

Aciministrator to the estate of Natalie!

condo, deceased, and all parties having)

claims against the said estate are hereby |

NOTICE OF CANCELLATION.

NOTICE ts hereby given that the reserve
e\isting over Lots 1819 and 1820, Queen
Charlotte District, by reason of a notice

wished in the B, C. Gazette of 27th De
ember, 1907, is cancelled,

a G. Rh. NADEN,
i Deputy Minister of Lands,
MULLIN
1OWy micial Administrator | Department oF ands, ;
Dated this 26th day of September, 1919 22nd September, 1919,

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The goods on our shelves are all priced in large
plain figures to aid you in your shopping.

to me, on or before the 26th day of Velo
ber, A. D. 1019, and all parties indebted |
to the estate are required to, pay the |
an.ount of their indebtedness to me forth

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