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HE COST OF WINNING THE WAR is something we can neither escape nor avoid. Victory has to be paid for . . . let us face the price squarely. Canada MUST have Five Billion, Five Hundred Million Dollars for this fourth year of war. Where is this huge sum to come from?

Taxes will yield part of it, but when all taxes are paid we shall still need Two Billion, Seven Hundred and Forty-Eight Millions. And, as a ﬁrst step towards meeting that need, the minimum cash objective of the Fourth Victory Loan will be One Billion. One Hundred Million Dollars. -

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True, leading ﬁnancial and industrial concerns will take up a large portion of this sum. But the amount left to be met by individual purchasers will be very greatly increased. Two things will be necessary:

(i) The amount purchased by each individual will need to be much greater than in the last Victory Loan, and . . .

THE UHARLUITETUWN GUARDIAN

We must lot these facts n ’43

(2)There must be participation by mgr! more Canadians in every walk of life. In order to reach even our minimum obiective, MORE people must buy MORE

bonds.

I realize that it will call for a supreme eEort on the part of every Canadian to meet this demand, that the Fourth Victory Loan will be the greatest ﬁnancial challenge we have ever faced. Yet we dare not falter now. Unswervingly and relentlessly, we must work and save together. For the results of this Fourth Victory Loan will be the inescapable measure of our determination, our unity of purpose, to achieve complete and

overwhelming victory.

I know the strength, the discipline, and the united purpose of my fellow-Canadians. I am conﬁdent that we can, and will, meet this

challenge.

MINISTER OF FINANCE

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3,? 3;; ﬁg“j-'jllf"e #15 Anni 1 be-l For millions pr young women, deductions l“ uglier-scale income y wardrobe planning this spring is Income t o meet the increased; gtlng to start with “safety lrst" For m “L 1 instead of "fashion first", say Mlnisler etfiiiltaittiwrizhld Oltitwo Primal hmgalzlne editors. reﬂecting the WW hBVt‘ been broilﬁlitﬂ-setilnglvntrl-iat or w-larrwoﬁgﬂ‘

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appointing while member; of the

Australian War Loan Closes

SYDNEY, April M -(CP Cable)

ers they have questioned through- out the iouutry. Prom coast to coast. more and more women are Wwtarlng the pants" and doing a Pan's job to speed up production. Quoting them: "The new training, to

"new jobs and new expleiiencgs

these girls are receiving i5 develop- rig new thinking that is reflected not only in their clothes, but ln all their daily living habits. They are K6801)’ aware of their importance the total war effort, conscious of the . .ed to keep fit with prac-

THE DIAMOND HAND!

slble for them to for all occasions.

tical safety on he job _ . their “privilege? to dress with fe- mininity off the job, and their tn- creased pay cheques make it pos- lress properly

and "weaker sex" would lllolblréitllv fez minity at the expense oflnirg 2:663 They have their own ideas °l

If you have__e_ver____thought thyeiiglltteyeryigllﬂe-

you don't know the

when to be functional an fashionable . and

By— Webster

— Australia's latest war l n, Opposition d , _ - known as the Third Victory lfoaen, have demnnriiicdmlllild, .ili<i§§i§§°§, MACE YOU Do EVERYTHING closed today. compulsory loans, mom me “ms T

\/\J\TH YOUR LEF No official figures 0d the result of thc British llllll, to ‘i;

were issued immediately but the with income talc E Collected HAND organizer said he believed that a It. was bcllcvcd the the Govern. record last-day flow of subacrlp- merit may be forced m resort w tions pretty well assured that the such a plnn for the next wnr loan full 100,000,000 pounds ($350; which is expected ln three or four 000.000» had been raised. months.

N O T I C E A RE: ESSENCES

WEi-Levén u= 1am: swam YOU A RlN6.YOU NEEDNW‘ snow n- ore!

WHY, HERE comes FAY, $M\THERS.

By an amendment of the Prohibition Act passed at the recent session of the Provincial Legislature. the sale of essences or extracts containing more than two and one- half per cent of alcohol by volume is prohibited in the Pro- vince of Prince Edward Island.

Any person or firm having a stock of such extracts or essences on hand may ship the same out of the Province on or before May 1st, 1943. If any such stocks cannot he dis- posed of at cost, the holder must notify the Attorney Gen- eral on or before May 1st. i943, stating the kinds and quantities of such alcoholic essences and extracts on hand. The Attorney General will then arrange for the purchase or disposition of such reported stocks.

Dated this 9th day of April, A. D.. i943.

MARK R. hlncGlllGAN, Attorney General.

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