m
this...
I
NVEST
in
Victory
by
the
purchase
of
the
Seventh
Dominion
Government
Victory
Loan
v
Bonds
to
hasten
the
day
when
the
SWORD
shall
be
beaten
into
the
PLOUGHSHARE.
;
Should
Germany's
defeat
come
suddenly,
we
still
have
Japan
to
overcome.
When
Japan
falls,
we
still
have
to
finance
iheV
repatriation
and
re-establishment
of
our
Armed
Forces
in
civil
life.
.
The
need
is
great.
The
cause
is
just.
The
people
at
home
must
play
their
part.
Victory
can
be
made
sure
by
wholehearted
Canadian
financial
support.
..
..
V,
Your
Provincial
Government
is
investing
$7,000,000
in
the
Seventh
Victory
Loan:
This
will
make
a
total
of
$50,000,000
held
in
Dominion
Government
Bonds
to
secure
the
Victory
and
ensure
the
Peace.
We
are
fighting
a
winning
war
.
.
.
let
us
now
neither
falter
nor
fail.
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OF
THE
GOVERNMENT
OF
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them"
and
another
woman
who,
on
being
rescued
from
bomb
wreckage
and
asked
where
her
husband
was,
replied:
"He
ain't
IHVEST
VICTORY
t
here,
coward."
he's
enlisted,
the
bloody
Telling
of
the
Battle
of
Britain,
Dr.
Cullls
alluded
to
the
'great
work
that
women
had
done,
assuming
all
the
tasks
that
men
were
dolne
In
civilian
defence,
In
the
Industries
and
in
the
forces.
Not
only
to
the
actual
women
war
workers
but
also
to
the
housewives
of
Britain
was
a
creat
debt
of
gratitude
owed
t
f!
IN
for
they
had
put
up
with
many
trying
things
the
DiacKoui,
me
ratlonine.
the
cueing,
the
billet
ing,
the
losing
of
their
homes.
More
difficult
than
the
food
rationing
declared
Dr.
Cullls,
had
been
the
clothes
ration-
'
ing
and
particularly
so
was
this
for
children.
In
this
connection,
the
speaker
spoke
In
deep
gratitude
for
the
cloth'
ing
that
had
been
sent
In
such
generous
measure
by
the
peo
ple
of
Canada
and
the
united
States.
Such
things
as
the
Kinsmen's
Club
milk
contru
buttons
would
never
be
for
gotten.
Dr.
Cullls
mentioned
the
heavy
Income
tax
which
had
levelled
the
fortunes
until
to
day
there
were
only
70
persons
in
Britain
still
having
an
income
of
over
$25,000
per
year.
The
speaker
referred
to
tne
lend-lease'
arrangement
be
tween
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States,
emphasizing
that
this
was
a
reciprocal
plan
which
worked
both
ways
a
pooling
of
resources
so
they
might
be
most
efficiently
distributed
and
used.
There
should
be
no
delusion
about
"lend-lease"
toeing
ex
clusively
for
the
benefit
of
Great
Britain
at
the
expense
of
United
States.
Important
contributions
had
been
made
toy
Britain
and
not
the
least
of
these
were
scientific
measures
of
defence.
"Do.
Dlease,"
urged
Dr.
Cullls.
'suoDort
vour
scientists
who
will
have
a
big
job
in
a
constructive
war
in
the
peace
to
follows.
Or:
Cullls
described
experi
ences
under
robot
bombs
which
came
overhead
like
an
express
train,
then
going
silent
for
the
tense
period
before
they
landed.
Antl-alrcaft
guns,
barrage
bal
loons
and
fighter
planes
had
played
their
part
In
meeting
and
subduing
the
robot
bomb;
men
ace.
"London
is
so
dirty
these
day,
even
though
the
detoris
of
bombing
has
been
largely
cleared
away,"
commented
the
speaker.
"We
are
all
looking
forward
to
the
day
when
her
face
will
get
a
good
washing."
The
soeaker
said
there
was
in
Britain
today
a
growing
tendency
toward
religion,
A
sign
of
this
was
the
great
value
whicn
the
Army
attached
to
the
padres.
Dr.
Cullls
was
accorded
a
rous
ing
round
of
applause
at
the
conclusion
of
her
address
and
a
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
on
motion
of
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtby.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Rutherford
played
the
plaho
accompaniment
for
"O
Canada"
and
'1God
Save
tne
King."
I
sit
at
home
1
e
tit
at
home
where
it'i
nice
and
safe
while
our
young
men
face
death
hourly.
They
fight
with
their
blood,
their
lives,
for
every
inch
they
gain
in
occupied
countries.
Not
very
fair,
is
it?
,
So
how
about
squaring
up
the
score
a
Lit?
How
about
doing
without
and
making
do
with
what
we
hire
to
back
them
.
'
.
with
every
last
dollar.
"
Let's
turn
our
Barings
into
Victory
Bonds
todayt
then
buy
an
eitra
bond
and
pay
for
it
by
instalments
every
pay
day.
It'a
little
enough
to
do
as
we
sit
at
home
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