Canada’s War Expenditure and Debt Projections
Finance figures show total Canadian war spending rising from 1.068 billion dollars by November 30 to 1.29 billion by March 31 with potential post March 31 costs over 300 million. Pension load at about 30 million per year. Net debt climbs from 336 million on March 31, 1914 to an estimated 1.5 billion by March 31, 1919. Indirect damages and submarine raid claims add further obligations, with final ads for claims by the secretary of state.
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M Hargeny
Sir Robert Borden
Canada
The Varsity Sextet at Town Hall December 19
The Varsity Sextet appears in the town hall on December 19 under Red Cross auspices. The versatile group presents vocal and instrumental sextets, whistling solos, bird imitations, harp solos, character songs in costume, and Hawaiian songs with ukuleles.
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Town Hall
The
Red Cross
Melfort Trading Co Gift Shop Promises Easy Christmas Choices
The store touts a wide gift selection and helpful service for Christmas shoppers. It urges early shopping, especially in the morning, to beat the rush and make gift giving simple for all family members.
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Melfort Trading Co
Melfort
Finest Nippon and China Sets on Display in Melfort
A premium display on the main floor features Nippon Japan and China Sets of exquisite period design. An extensive assortment invites customers to visit and select from the exclusive displays, with immediate choice for all ages including boys and girls, women and men.
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Nippon
Japan
China
Melfort
Toyland Without
Toyland
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Varsity
J. Hatton
Dibble
Ison
Lailey
Trimble
McMillan’s Tailor Shop
Muscatel
Prunes
Wethey’s
Melfort Trading Coo
Canada Food Board
Melfort’s
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