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Monday,
September
9,
1940.
WAKIXR
FROM
SI.ERP
"The
most
enpniiraHncr
thinw
T
;pp
on
trip
wnrld
hnr-
-
"
.
.
r
w
r
.
o
"a
&
i
lzon
on
the
first
.
day
of
the
second
year
of
the
present
war
is
that-the
British
people
are
waking
up
as
after
a
long
sleep,"
says
Elmore
Philpott.
I
"Not
ince
1909
or
1910
has
the
social
conscience
of
j
the
British
public
been
as
obviously
active
as
it
is
rightj
now.
.
I
"Perhaps
the
war
had
to
force
the
dispersal
of
thous-
ands
of
slum
children
throughout
England's
green
and
pleasant
land
to
make
the
comfortable
classes
see
for
themselves
the
human
results
of
living
in
appalling
pov-i
erty.
Perhaps
the
legions
of
the
new
destroyer
had
to
be)
encamped
just
a
few
miles
away,
across
a
narrow
strip
of'
water,
to
make
Britons
begin
to
take
stock
of
the
landj
in
which
they
lived.
Perhaps
among
all
of
the
hundreds!
of
lies
broadcast
by
the
Goebbel'&lie
factory
this
truth
has-been
flung
to
the
world
that
what
is
going
on
today
isj
not
just
another
war
but
another
phase
of
a
war
revolution.
At
anv
rate.
RHfish
nPU'snnnoru
Viotra
lnmtn
4.llJ
about
political
and
social
conditions
in
terms
which
would
have
been
inconceivable
a
few
months
ago."
SECONP
WAR
LOAN
The
easiest
and
most
comfortable
way
of
helping
the
war
js
for
those
who
can
afford
it
to
buy
war
loan
bonds,
lhey
are
the
safest
investment
Canada
has
and
at
the
same
time
they
provide
the
sinews
of
war
in
order
That
final
victory
may
be
achieved.
To
those
who
have
money
fn
the
bank
or
in
easily
convertible
Investments
ve
suggest
that
at
least
a
part
of
it
may
be
invested
m
these
bonds.
If
Germany
should
win
because
Canada
did
not
do
her
duty,
none
of
the
investments
of
people
here
would
have
much
value.
The
best
way
just
now
to
protect
our
democracy
is
to
buy
war
bonds
so
that
the
Canadian
forces
may
be
sustained
in
the
(Meet
fler
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
Can
Ride
for
Price
of
One
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J,
Zartlll
Froprletor
"A
JIOMK
AWA?
FROM
HOME"
Rtei
75c
op
80
Room
Hot
U
Cold
VTter-
Prlnce
Rupert,
P.Q.,
fbonetSI
r.O.JJoxlM
Kindergarten
Ke-Qpening
Wednesday,
September
4
th
ST.
ANDREWS
MISSION
Cth
&Tatlow
riione
Blue
997
Army
Transport
Beat
Fusiliers
Cm
AVE
LIFE
FOR
PJDfiFXJM
TH2
DAILY
.NEWS
MaamtkeMeoi
-
fft
ffftttl
oficers
who
decide
to
put
their
;
heads
together
for
the
purpose
xf
making
a
concrete
road?
WALTON,
Eng..
Sept.
9:
tCP
It
was
rurious
that
In
the
recent
Folks
Get
Papers
Despite
Air
Raid
Were
Married
!
Saturday
Eve
nno
sm
e
'
'
"
vew,
Dealers
Jfl
SiuUh
JEnjland
The
D.
JO.
S.
&
T.
O.
ftfall
weather
Vn
Prince
Rupert?
'
iwt
Let
Nails
Interfere
With
Miss
Edith
Boswell
Become,
Bride
team
took
the
Irish
Fusiliers
to
'ausXa
M
Duncan
MiUrx
At
VxUy
!
camp
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
pince
Jtupert
'society"
i5
ry
And
interesting
Ceremony
Oyro
Ball
Park
to
the
score
of
democratic
and
so,
evidently,
are
the;
yjpgjjjjjso,
England.
Sept.
9:
1
19
to
17.
The
game
was
enjoyed
members
of
the
Naturists
Club
ln(CpiNews
agenU
ot
Brighton,
.
...
-venlne
Saturdav
In
A
8
by
the
spectators
as
well
as
those
tendon.
Their
O0O
says:
-Mem-
HoTe
and
other
southcoast
towns
.
n
JJJJJ
fitheLS
who
took
part.
It
was
the
first
be
rshlp
is
.strictly
limited
as
to
m
thu
dUtrlct
a
cowpre.
j
ft
J'f
win
for
the
Army
Transport
team.
niUpDer$
so
there
is
no
fear
that
it
henslre
Mhme
to
as.utt
dlsW-
"
"
Z
"T"
f
took
pUce
t
St.
Andrew's
Corporal
Peace?
of
the
JSi&nals
win
fer
be
overcrowded,
so
umpired.
uncongenial
spirits
or,
persons
that
t.
m
h.
...f
ofi
UgJtew
Cathedral,
Very
Key.
,JL
JFtu
,
r
h:Jd
Vfeon.
toe
dean,
offlej.
Irish
Fusniers-Piche.
McCaughy.
note
mlo
lhe
club.
The
club
meet
News.
Agents
Federation
Is
dividing
'
we"
became
Paroe
ine
the
bride
prwe
pi
o
Duncan
uncan
Mould.
Faukner.
Emery.
Oalvne.',K
r
uhn
hitherto
,.
nutria
inin
urea
jnd
If
anv
'
"
'
.
"
"
v.
v"v
,
tj
imr
Th
hrlrtml11
m
Nlcksfourk,
Lastuka.
Sgt.
RothwelL
haTe
ea
deterred
from
Joining"
a
agent
in
an
area
Is
the
vi;
Jm
of
D.
D.
A
U
T.
p.
Watson,
Den.
Na)tUrist
Club
by
the
iear
ibit
tfaeyfpn
aif
raid
his
business
wUl
be
luck,
Oliver.
Middleton,
Quelpha,
nnd
fellow-members
gome
enjpQrarlly
taken
over
for
him.
Buster.
Wllby,
TuthUl,
Wlco?,
humble
emDloyee,
the
butcher,
'
Tf
n
rhon
is
destroyed
customers
the
Misses
Eleanor
Moxley
and
Audrey
Wrathall
and
the
maid
at
honor
Miss
Evy
Rlvtt.
P.
H.
JJn-
Swan.
r,.lk-.
nr
ihi.
insurance
man.
will
have
their
papers
delivered
by."'
zey
gave
f
"
the
pride
v"wc.."
in
,U:L'
marrlae"
.
-t
Saturday
at
1
pum.
ihe
7
there
Js
atr
ohblsh
another
Bews
mt,
bl
if
tn
I
team
will
meet
i"""-.
Miller
A
rcceptko
'cer?
'O'100
oltow
in
m
Signals
softball
shon
Is
unaffected
but
the
net
nt
...
I
"
7
....
iKilfflPS-
H.i
nnrt
h
cniinlo
in
the
p.
p.
J3.
U
7-
O.
at
he
Gyro
Ball
Park
This
should
be
a
good
game.
4is.injured
another
agent
win
carry
i
?"
--
milltarv'tl;.
.taking
up
residence
on
Dunsmuir
niH
.,
.r
hr
of
the
v,,m
...
Street
Miss
Bothwell
has
been
for
but
he
known
a
good
many
who
are!
Uie
past
few
years
a
member
of
the
combined
work
of
a
wife
and
a
!the
stalt
of
the
Ban
pf
Montreal,
vy
of
Jovejy
daughters.
Walking
along
the
bank
of
a
water.
regiitrattoh
there
were
no
Atnerl-j
"Was
her
father
surprised
when
way,
John
Jones,
?1,
saw
a
pigeon
ejnf
mi
qanAdians.
v'ou
'ou
wand
to
marry
her?
In
the
water.
Jumped
Jn.
was
eaed
"Was
he
surprised?
The
gun
al
with
crafhps
and
drowned;
Jake
says
hr
is
a
self-made"
man"
jiost
fell
out
of
his
hands."
The
groom
Is
In
the
customs
ser
vice.
Pally
New
Cls.wlfira
Ada
print
results.
Patriotic
Note
In
Fall
Things
I
Vr
fcUres
tUUut
t.
,nt
Of
I..
.
.
uniieu
State
vrnif
imnt
a
Patriotism
la
anv
fnr
,.
.T
ball's
best
seller
in
New
shops.
"
In
women's
clothe,
voml
Jewelry,
women's
hafc.
m
demic.
-
Little
girls
wear
pinafores
m.
broidered
with
"God
Blea
Amwi-a."
Satin
negligees
bear
tin
strange
device
"Vive
i;im.
Buttons,
belU,
ear-rlnSj.
Mmwj
t,c
iucirtjiy
BivinKiea
with
shields
flags
and
the
letter
it
e
.
from
many
a
lapel
and
eagles
DOMINION
OF
CANADA"
SECOND
WAR
LOAN
300,000,000
"
,J
'
-
The
Bank
of
Canada
is
authorized
hy
the
Minister
of
Finance
to
announce
the
offering
of
a
loan
to
be
issued
for
cash
in
the
following
terms:
3
Per
Cent
Bonds
due
October
1,
1952
Callable
on
or
after
.October
1,
1919
'
'
.
...
:J$8ue
Price;
91175
and
accrued
interest
,
Yielding
3,125
to
maturity
JVuoiuliiutions
of
Hearer
Bond:
$100,
$500,
$1,000
.
.
The
wfwA&ipUl
fe.
.yse4
t:.ihe
oyernmnt
to
firmce
expenditures
for
war
purposeB.'
:
.-paynjeni
htete
m&4e-ih
full'
agaipst
'delivery
of
Interim
certificates
on
or
after
Octolier
1,
)940,V
.
Principal
and
interest.
yviji
'iSe
payabje'
ih
iavvf
ul
money
of
Canada.
Interest
will
Jie
payable
without
charge
semiannually
at
aiiy
hrpthiii
Caflaor
ahycharfei-edljank.
The
Bonds
will
be
dated
October
1,
1940.
.In
atcdrdwce
wiih
ihiuncenirtm,
by
the
Minister
of
Finance
on
August
18,
1W,
the
Bank
of
Canada
has
been
further
authorized
to
announce
that
applications
will
be
received
to
convert
Dominion
of
Canada
m.Boiul
due
September
1,
1H0,
which
have
not
yet
been
presented
for
payment,
into
an
equal
par
value
of
additional
bonds'
hf
the
above
issue,
The
41
Bonds
accepted
for
conversion
(with
final
coupon
detached)
will
be
valued
at
and
the
resultant
cash
adjustment
in
favour
of
het
applicant
will
bemadf
tU
the
time
of
delivery
of
the
new
Bonds,
on
or
after
October
J,
mp.
.
Cash
subscri6fi8?tfni
inversion
applications
may
be
made
through
any
approved
investment
dealer
or
stock
broker
of
through
any
branch
in
Canada
of
any
chartered
bank,
from
whom
copies
of
ihe
official
prospectus
oontaining
complete
details
of
Uie
issue
may
be
obtained.
;
;
,
"
The
Minister
of
Finance
reserves
the
right'to
allot
cash
subscriptions
in
full
or
in
part.
JlisU
for
cash
mbimptms
..
of
9
a.m.t
E.D.T.,
on
Monday,
September
(9$;.
aid
may
be
closed
at
any
time
at
the
discretion
of
:
MinUter
of-
Finance,
'with
or
without
''notice?
;
..
,
OlTrti,
Septenipei
6,
1940.
.