Viday,
June
27,
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"PRINCESS
PAT''
INSPECTS
CANADIANS
Lady
Patricia
Ramsay,
"Pincess
Pat"
to
thousands
of
Canadians,
reviews
a
guard
of
honor
of
a
Western
Canada
Infantry
regiment.
Hie
c
iCa.slon
was
the
opening
of
ah
army
recreation
hut
in
England.
Terrace
Red
Cross
From
a
galloping
tea
that
nas
ust
completed
its
rtln,
the
lied
Cross
bratich
here
has
made
thlrty-rilne
dollars.
The
hostessed
and
guests"
arf
to
he1
lartiiy
During
the
past
month
some"
of
the
ladles
haVe
beCri
busy
making
blocks
fbr
a'
quilt
wlilclt
will
be
raffled'
ort
July
1'.
Tlie
ladles
vfho
rilade"
blocks
had
the
privilege"
of
riuttliig
tHeir
dwiv
Harries
on'a
block
frfe
and
floUl
atly
mom
block
t'iey
made-
t'd
tllose
Wishing
Mielr
narhes
on
the
quill',
the
tidy
aum
of
seven
dollars
was
raised
in
this
manner
The
finished
rjuilt
Is
now1
on
display
In
Mr.
Smith's
window.
Some
of
the
Terrace
High
School
girls
have
been
turning
to
crochet.
The
result
of
their
effort
Is
a
fair-sized
wool
afghan
which
vras
donated
to
the
Red
Cross
Raffle.
Other
articles
donated'
are
a
velveteen
cushion,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Agar;
&
pair
of
embroidered
pllloW
cases.
Mis.
Green;
also
Mrs.
North;
On
July
1
the
Red
Cross
Social
Committee
is
again
sponsoring
a
tea
and
home
cooking
sale
In
the
Orange
Hall,
Last
year
the
effort
Was
very
successful,
It
is
hoped
IT
will
be"
doubly
so
this
year.
Have
a
cup
of
tea
on
July
1
to
help
the
Red
Cross!
I
HEYI
SAItGE
As,
WHERE'S
YOUR
MINARD'S
SOLDIERS
I
1
mm
RUB
OUT
TIRED
ACHES
If
AlSl'lt'S'
'SIIAItKS'
lilt
EAST'
COAST"
IN
1918
i
(Continued
iroin
Page
One)
and
opened
fire
on
sea-going
tug
Perth
Amboy
and
four
barges.
Fired
2C0
shots.
Three
bargemen
wound
ed.
July
23
Fishing
schooner
Hob
ert
&
Richard
sunk
CO
miles
S.E.
Of
Cape
Porpoise.
August
2
British
motbrslilp
Domfonteln
sunk
ofr
Hay"
of
FUil-dy.
August
3
Three
fishing
schooners
sunk
off
Seal
Island,
N.8;
August
4
Canadian"
schooner
Nelson
A.
sunk
off
Nova
Scotia.
Aug.
5
Schooners
Agnes
B.
Holland
and
Gladys
M.
Hallett
sunk
with
bombs;
Canadian
tanker
Luz
Blanca
torpedoed;
two
seamen
kill
ed.
August
8
Swedish
steamer
3yd-
land
sunk.
August
11
British
steamer
Pen-nlstone,
in
convoy,
torpedoed
and
sunk;
VS.
steamer
Herman
Winter
ishelled
but
escaped;
two
killed.
August
17
Norwegian
steamer
i
Sari
Jose
sunk.
August
20
Eleven
fishing
schooners
sunk
on
banks;
crews
set
adrift.
August
21
Canadian
trawler
Triumph
captured
and
armed
as
raid
er;
Triumpn
wun
uermtin
crew
sank
six
fishing
schooners.
Was
Sunk
by
!ine
Her
supplies
low,
the
U-156
headed
for
home.
She
hit
a
mine
off
Norway
and
was
lost,
the
.only
one
of
the
seven
raiders
which
failed
to
return
safely.
Ill
her
six
weeks
off
the
Canadian
and'
United
States
coast,
the
U-150
demoralized
coast-wise
traffic.
Her
score
was
typical
of
the
U-151,
U-53,
!u-140,
U-lll
U-155
and
U-152
Which
also
operated
off
the
coast.
Two
powerful
V.S
war
vessels
were
victims
of
mines
laid
by
the
submarines.
The
cruiser
San
Diego
went
down
In'
sight
of
Long'
I'slatid
with
six
seamen
lost.
The
battleship
Minnesota'
had
a
h6le
torn
lh
her
hull
by
a
mine
off
the
coast
of
New
Jersey,
but
made
port.
"Hartts"
FINE
SHOES
For
Men
Style
and
quality
unsurpassed
in
Kid,
Calf,
Scotch
drain
in
Hoots,
.Oxfords
and
Drogues;,
Ilartt's
Air
Force;
Naval
arid
Military
carried
hi
slock.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
WHAT
STOPS
YOU
FROM
ENLISTING?
HEALTH?
A
GOOD
JOB?
YOUR
AGE?
LACK
OF
INFORMATION?
FAMILY
RESPONSIBILITIES?
If
there
is
any
doubt
in
your
mind
about
whether
or
not
yoir
will
be
accepted
or
about
how
you
can
adjust
yourself
to
army
life,
the
quickest
way
to
find
out
is
to
visit
ydiir
nearest
Recruiting
Depot.
There
you
will
get
all
the
information
you
need.
If
your
job
could
be
filled
by
a
woman
or
an
older
man
give
it
up
and
enlist
for
Active
Service.
No
matter
where
you
work,
if
your
services
are
not
indispensable
.
.
.
and
if
you
are
young
and
healthy
.
.
.
you
cannot
refuse
to
heed
this
call
for
men
for
Active
Service.
Your
duty
is
clear.
You
should
enlist
in
the
Canadian
Army.
Is
your
family
well
represented
in
Canada's
Active
Service
Forces?
Every
Canadian
family
should
send
as
many
men
as
it
can
give.
It
is
a
matter
of
family
honor
and
family
duty
...
because
the
very
continuance
of
free
family
life
in
Canada
is
at
stake
in
this
war.
Don't
be
fooled
by
people
who
say
"There's
nothing
for
us
to
worry
about".
The
situation
is
serious.
Hitler's
ruthless
armies
have
already
enslaved
most
of
Europe.
Wherever
the
Nazi
machine
has
broken
through
there
are
no
longer
any
young
men
enjoying
freedom.
The
Nazis
aim
at
world
domination.
Either
Hitler
must
be
stopped
or
Canadian
freedom
will
be
ended.
m
for
ACTIVE
7
SERVICE
RATES
OF
PAY
IN
THE
RANKS
$1.30
per
Day
with
Board.
Lodging,
Clothing,
Medical
arid
Dental
care
provided.
Dependent
Allowance
in
Cash:
$J5
to
wife,
$12
each
per:
mohth
for
riot
more
than
2
children.
A
s$djer
with
wife
and
2
children
collectively,
receive
a
total
of
$99.30
per
thorith.
EXTRA:
Rate
varying
from
25
to
lif
Per
day
for.
skilled
tradesmen
while
employed.
Be
a
fighting,
man
in
one
of
the
many
branches
of
Canada's
Active
Army.
The
Army
needs
men
lot
Artillery,
Engineers,
Signals,
Armoured
Cars,
Tanks,
Infantry,
Transport
and
Supply,
Medical
Corps-and
other
branches;
You
do
not
have
to
be
a
skilled
tradesman
when
you
enlist.
The
Army
will
teach
you.
At
your
nearest
recruiting
depot
they
will
tell
you
about
the
various
units;
what
they
do;
how
they
work;-
how
you!
can
fit
into
them.
And
at
the
Same
time
they
will
tell'
you
about
rates
of
pay
and-
family
allowances;
about
free
board,,
lodging,
clothing,
medical
and
dental
care;
If
you
plan
upon
enlisting
later.
.
.
don't
wAnrr..
,Jorw
nowt
Perhaps
you
are
thinking,
of
enlisting
later
on
.
.
.
later
in
the
Summer
ot
next
Fall1,
or
.
in
the
Winter
.
Well;-
that's
not
good;
enough.
You
are
needed
immediately.
Glean
up
your
personal
and
business
affairs
at
once.
Then
visit
the
nearest
Recruiting.
Depot,
and
be
on
your
way
to'
Active
Service.
THE
CALL
FOR
MEN
HAS
COME
-
IF
YOU
ARE
YOUNG
AND
STRONG,
YOU
SHOULD
ENLIST.
A
R
MY
D
AY
-
S
AT..
J
UN
28th
Army
units
in
camp
in
all
parts
of
Canada
will
hold
open
house
to
the
citizens
on
Saturday,
June
28th.
The
public
is
warmly
invited
to
visit
the
camps
to
see
what
army
camp
life
is
like
and
to
observe
demonstrations
of
military
activity.
Railways
and
bus
lines
are
arranging
special
excursion
trips
for
those
who
cannot
travel
by
private
automobile.
The
whole
family
is
invited.
DEDICATION
DAY
UNDAY,
JUNE
29th
Churches
throughout
all
Canada
will
conduct
special
services
on
Sunday,
June
29th
...
for
the
purpose
of
dedicating
anew
the
hearts
and
spirits
of
the
Canadian
people
to
the
Crusade
against
the
bestiality
and
paganism
of
the
Nazi
machine
...
All
Canadians
are
urged
to
attend
church
on
Dedication
Sunday
to
hear
our
spiritual
leaders
declare
the
solemn
duties
and
responsibilities
of
these
times.
Apply
to
Nearest
DISTRICT
RECRUITING
OFFICE
Area
Headquarters,
Federal
Huilding
DEPARTMENT
OF
NATIONAL
DEFENCE
CANADA
il
HI