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and
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traffic
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beams
of
anortnge
of.
rubber
and
ammiine
Plana
are
being
made
now
for
the
transport
of
enal
thl
winter
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and
with
the
increaaed
power
in
factories
it
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eat
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demands
for
coal
traffic
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than
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ken
at
Railway
station!
satis"
d
aathorlUea
there
is,
litt
unr
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sary
travel
by
the
;
general
ru
bile
Shortage
of
trains;
which
leaves
those
in
service
over
-crowded
and
absence
of
aleepmf
tare
and
diners
on
most
Journeys
themselves
a:e
a
deterrent
to
travel
Official
circles
at
one
time
considered
prohibiting
civilian
travel,
except
by
permit,
bu
this
idea
was
dropped.
Passengers,
however,
will
have
to
contribute
ft'.ll
further
te
be
transport
'
prL-biem
and
a
cut
In
t
e
sonal
luggage
i
a
possibility.
Gel
Ready
io
Buy
THE
NEW
VICTORY
BONDS
Mysterious
Carp
!
Were
Usherettes
Three
Fish
in
Leicester
Square
Caused
Plenty
Incitement
Till
I
Explained
LONDON.
Oct
H:
1
The
mystery
of
the
three
carp
of
Leicester
Square
has
been
solved.
They
belong
to
blonde,
26-year
old
Violet
Price,
a
theatre
usherette,
who
keens
them
in
a
National
Fire
'Service
wae
tank
in
th
square.
I
She
calls
them
Jack
JIt.
and
for
Victory
To'tlo"
their
daily
tasks
earnestly
'
and
efficiently
is
a
prime
duty
of
all
Canadians.
John,
after
her
favorite
uncles.
The
N.
F.
a.
dissevered
them
first
when
they
cleaned
out
the
tank.
Jack,
Jim
and
John
were
removed
in
a
baiket
and
then
returned
to
the
tank
wh;n
it
was
filled.
But
everyway
wondered
i
where
they
came
f.om
while
doz-
;
ens
of
people
went
to
Leicester!
Square
to
look
at
Jack,'
Jim
and-
John
swimming
about
and
toas
them
crumbs.
Violet,
from
the
roof
o
the
.
theatre
where
she
work?,
witness-
!
el
the
temporary
removal
of
her
i
fish
and
ehudde
ed
tor
feer
they
vould
com
-
to
ham.
Then
sin
CC4
s,
notch
for
Victor
By
doing
U'ithout
things
not
absolutely
'necessary,
Canadians
can
create
a
vital
reserve
of
savings.
called
a
local
newspaper
and
confessed,
"they're
my
fish,
I
love
them."
"I
used
ta
keep
them
in
a
littlf
pond
in
my
garden,"
she
said.
"Then
our
house
was
bomb3d.
I
had
to
find
accomodation
for
Jatjk,
Jim
and
John
and.
bem",
lonely
while
fire
watching
at
the
cigema
I
decided
to
take
the.-n
there.
"At
first
I
kept
them
in
a
bit
i
on
the
roof
but
it
was
to3
small
:
would
like
to
thank
th
N.F
"
w
for
putting
them
back
in
the
tank.
Please
leave
them
there.
Ttiry
ar
very
wen
behaved."
ft.
.
f'ir
JaPListen
to
LISTEN
TO
A
REAL
CANADIAN!
"I'm
making
pretty
fair
wages
right
now.
But
as
a
citi:en
of
Canada,
I
recognise
that
I've
got
definite
obligations.
I've
got
a
duty
I
owe
to
the
boys
overseas.
They've
g6t
to
have
more
guns
and
tanks
and
planes.
That
means
I've
got
tq
lend
just
as
much
as
I
can
so
that
my
country
can
buy
its
fighting
men
everything
they
need
for
Victory.
Sure
I
know
I'm
paying
more
taxes.
But
mv
taxes
and
all
the
other
fellow's
taxes
aren't
enough
to
do
the
job.
My
wife
and
I
have
talked
it
over
we're
willing
to
stop
buying
the
things
we
can
get
along
withoutwe're
glad
to
tighten
our
belts
we're
proud
to
save
money
for
our
country."
It's
a
great
spirit
a
fighting
spirit!
You
wouldn't
expect
a
real
Canadian
to
say
anything
else.
And
when
Victory
Bonds
are
offered
for
sale
again,
Canadians
will
once
more
reach
and
exceed
their
country's
quota.
Here
is
a
definite
method
which
will
make
it
simpler
for
you.
Authorize
your
employer
to
set
aside
a
regular
sum
from
each
pay
envelope
to
buy
Victory
Bonds.
The
repayment
of
every
dollar
you
invest
in
Victory
Bonds,
plus
a
fair
rate
of
interest
is
guaranteed
by
Canada.
NATIONAL
WAR
FINANCE
-
COMMIT!
EE
our
Fighting
-men
Wm4
Wm
4'
Si
For
Victory
i
.U
Canada
needs
the
savings
of
all
its
citizens
so
that
the
fighting
men
may
not
lack
vital
equipment.
PL-7
PLEASE
SAVE
IliE
BOTTLE?
Canada
needs
Glass!
S;ve
all
bottles.
Your
Salvage
Committee
will
collect.
ThU
advwUnemm
Sa
not
pubIWhd
.
r
j
it,
played
by
Ove
Uquor
Control
R.rd
or
oy
the
Government
of
BriTlnh
'o.
hi'
-.I
WE
CAItKY
Everything
For
THE
WORKING
MAN
It
will
pay
you
to
com
in
and
look
over
our
large
stock
sil
Woollen
Goods.
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Clothiers
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