Savings habit urged for Canada's youth
The Union Bank of Canada advocates every maturing son or daughter open a personal savings account. Regular saving and training in money management are emphasized as valuable skills for later life.
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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
5
The Union Bank of Canada advocates every maturing son or daughter open a personal savings account. Regular saving and training in money management are emphasized as valuable skills for later life.
The Cut Knife Barber Shop price list shows grooming services and prices for shave, hair, oil, and facial steam options. Items include shave, hair tonic, face steam, peroxide, and related treatments with modest charges.
Repairs left at The Grinder Office in Cut Knife will receive prompt and careful attention, ensuring quick restoration of services and minimal disruption for residents and workers nearby.
An appeal urged residents to donate comforts for soldiers at the front. The Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire plans a giant auction during the Provincial Exhibition in Regina from July 26 to 31 to raise funds for tobacco, clothing, and health needs.
Poem venerates Canadian troops at Langemarck in Flanders. It recalls fierce fighting where odds seemed against them and praises bravery, duty, and national identity. The piece credits Canadian soldiers with saving the day, urging history’s pen to record their deeds.
An editorial argues against broad price hikes by Canadian manufacturers after a 7% tariff increase. It urges keeping prices stable to preserve consumer support and local demand, noting some rises are justified only when production costs rise. It warns general increases risk losing protection gains and harming employment.
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