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NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Victory
Loan
Campaign
Half
Way
To
Objective
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We
Lead
Others
Follow
VICTORY!
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ussallem's
Economy
Store!
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Printing
Co.
Pill
VI
IKS
&
STATIONERS
BUY
VICTORY
BONDS
II
only
for
selfish
considerations,
Victory
Bonds
help
n..i,
save
for
a
rainy
day
and
..nod
pay
Interest.
The
good
citizen,
however,
will
buy
i
hem
to
help
speed
Victory.
DEJONG'S
Cash
and
Carry
Fifth
and
Mf
Bride
OVER
FIFTY
PERCENT
IN
LOAN
DRIVE
Looks
Like
Big
Oversubscription
In
Prince
Rupert
U
Coming
Up
:
QUINTS
ON
,
W
LOAN
TRIP
Dionne
Girls
Are
Spending
Three
Days
in
Toronto
CALLANDER,
Ont..
Oct.
M:
WILL
SEE
AIRCRAFT
Demonstration
to
Take
Plate
Around
Noon
Tomorrow
In
Connection
With
Loan
Campaign
Prince
Rupert'
Third
Victory
?
Loan
campaign
went
met
the
An
M.ml
deiapnstraUon
over
naif
way
mark
by
the
end
of
the
Rupert
aWt
noon
tomor
first
week
and
sixth
day
on
Bet-
connection
f(jW
viU
g-'
n
irday.
the
total
subwriptlooa
up
Wth
tnc
victory
Loan
campaign
to
that
evening
being
placed
at
announced
by
the
Royal
W1.U0
or
mty-U
Percent
of
the
Air
mee
this
alter-
ibjectlve
of
$530,000.
The
sub-
noon
'
scripUona
for
Saturday
amounted
,
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TNAS
FAIRY
TALE
With
a
large
number
of
large'
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company
subscriptions
pledged
and
2
the
response
to
the
appeal
of
the
H01MUG
MAT11RS
NOW
BUT
LONDON.
Oct.
26
ff
When
the
!
announced
Nazi
general
eanvaas
ateadUy
moimttngpe"1
had
missed
those
In
charge
of
the
loan
organ
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dWtberatoly
ritson
here
are'trot
concerned
any
destroy
ing
St.
Paul's
Cathedral
the
jn-er
about
reaching
the
objec-
ondotl
W
fitar
headed
'u
ivc
but
are
Intent
on
making
the
sU,fy
"Grimm,
Up
To
inscription
as
substantial
a
ualc-
n
wv.ble
!
f?
fcnrrc
is
every
Indication
now
f.huj
Prince
Rupert
will
go
"away
'VIT
hr-
top."-
Toronto.
First
occasion
of
tneir
-...,..-,.
depa
ture
from
borne
was
In
1939
when
they
went
to
the
queen
city
u,
visit
the
King
and
Queen.
Canada's
famous
staters
are
going
to
Toronto
to
grve
their
support
to
.tic
inlrd
Victory
Loan
and
will
nuke
their
debut
on
a
public
ilatform
at
a
W?
Victory
Loan
rally
being
presented
at
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
today,
tomorrow
and
Wednesday.
The
quints,
who
wore
charming
red.
white,
and
navy
btee
outfits,
boarded
the
Canadian
National
rain,
each
carrying
matched
lrttle
bag'
beating
their
Individual
r.arrs
They
have
been
eagerly
aoking
forward
to
the
Journey
a;td
had
everyone
up
early
in
thn
Tf
rning
with
their
chatter.
In
addition
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
Dionne.
Therese.
Pauline
and
Vic-1
,
...
n-'v
r
gr,
Asters
of
the
quints.
Father
La
France,
the
par-
i
t''
t.
fTur
nuns,
Ml
LU'lan
;
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s.
Donne's
travelling
-om
pan
Win
and
Keith
Munro
ousl-neas
manager,
accompanied
the
children.
Three
special
Canadian
National
Railways
officials
also
ravelled
with
the
party
to
facili
tate
th?
trip.
LOAN
GETS
-
!.--
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,-.
...
.
.
..
..
BIG
BOOST
B.C.
Predeing
&
Bridse
Co.
Instituting
$125,000
Internal
Canvass
The
Victory
Ixan
campaign
in
Prinrr
Rupert
eesl
a
substantial
boost
with
the
announcement
that
an
Internal
canvass
is
being
Instituted
of
the
employees
of
the
HriM-h
Clumba
Bridge
atH
Drcdeim
Co.
which
has
taken
over
Important
construction
contracts
locally,
the
objective
being
$125,000.
Not
the
least
enthusiastic
of
Mils
company's
Victory
Bond
purchasers
are
the
Chinese
employees
who
have
conceived
the
interesting
Idea
of
naming
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-Shek
as
!
the
beneficiary
of
their
pur-1
chases
for
the
nationalist
government
oT
China.
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Loan
W.
R.
Lore
but
outstandbig
career
the
Dionne
w
"
quintuplets
left
their
home
here
"
Anorew
when
they
travelled
on
a
Canadian
rj;
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Matlnnal
RaltnuoM
train
mrmit
tt
Ranee
Subscribers
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Max
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Mussallem's
Heonarny
Store
Fven
Bvenson
Elizabeth
Stetgard.
J.
R.
SUggard
For
the
second'
time
In
their
short
fredfrick
M-
Klmpton
and
$14,000
2,000
1.000
1.000
500
500
500
500
350
200
100
50
Buy
Victory
Bonds
M.
T.
LEE,
Merchant
Tailor
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MATTERS
NOW
BUT
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THE
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Philpott,
Evitt
Co.
Coal
Building
Materials
and
Heavy
Hardware
Hitler
and
Rirohito
have
Great
Plans
for
Canada
Yes.
all
Canada's
grea
t
resources
.
.
wheat
fields,
her
forests,
her
factories
.
.
.
could
be
put
to
wonderful
use
by
the
ruthless
bully-boys
from
Germany,
by
the
polite
litUe
savages
from
Japan.
And
Canada's
boundless
acres
would
provide
plenty
of
living
room
...
for
the
Germans
and
the
Japs.
But
what
of
the
Canadians?
The
answer
U
simple
when
you
Uiink
what
happened
and
is
still
happening
to
the
Poles,
.'the
Greeks,
the
Yugo-Slavs
and
all
the
others
.
.
.
In
terms
of
slow
starvation,
slave
labor,
mass
executions.
Every
time
a
hard-working
Canadian
man
or
woman
buys
a
Victory
Bond,
the
plans
of
Hitler
and
Hlrohlto
receive
a
set-back.
The
more
you
save
and
lend
.
.
.
the
more
certain
you
help
make
It
that
our
enemies
shall
never
put
their
greedy
claws
on
Canada.
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VOW
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Watts
&
Nickerson
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Buy-
Victory
Bonds!
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A
dollar
bill
Is
worth
one
hundred
cents
no
more.
Each
dollar
bill
In
a
Victory
Bond
will
return
you
MORE
than
a
dollar
and,
mean-lime,
will
help
defeat
the
foe.
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not
a
tax,
not
a
gift,
but
a
loan
to
Canada
backed
by
all
the
resources
of
Canada.
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vou
invest
in
Victory
Bonds
you
are
laying
up
for
yourself
the
best
of
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who
lived
return,
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of
them
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a
man
who
refused
to
do
his
duty
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