Roblin Review Ad Rates and Publisher Details
The Roblin Review lists H. J. Bowley as publisher with a subscription price of one dollar per year payable in advance. Advertising rates are set at 2 cents per line for first insertions and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions, with entertainments and notices in local columns priced at 10 cents per line.
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H. J. Bowley
Small Daily Savings Grow Fast Under War Plan
The Canadian War Savings Plan promotes saving small amounts daily and shows how ten cents daily becomes 445.36 after ten years with interest. As daily sums rise to fifteen cents, thirty cents, or fifty cents, totals grow to thousands, illustrating the profit of steady, progressive saving over decades.
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Optimism for Prosperity After War Across North America
Editorial remarks tapping a postwar reconstruction conference in Atlantic City. Business leaders predict a broad recovery in the United States and Canada, urging cooperation, thrift, and sound policy to turn resources into wealth and ensure prosperity with disciplined effort.
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