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A reply to the report of the Earl of Durham

eBook, 1839
Tools For Britain are rolling out in ever-increasing numbers from Canada's factories; and 24 United States newspapermen saw them roll yesterday at General Motors Oshawa Plant. Here some of them see the cab of an army truck; being readied for shipment.

Picture, 1941
Back him up! Buy victory bonds

Ephemera, 1914
One of the thousands of Canadian war workers who are turning their thoughts towards peacetime employment; above

Picture, 1945
Shot, shell and shrapnel : Tommy in the trenches

Ephemera, 1914
Hâtez son retour ensouscrivant à l'emprunt de la de la victoire

Ephemera, 1914
Composite co. of 35th Batt. Trench digging out ex

Picture, 1915
Munitions Worker during the last war; Mrs. Rachel Davis dons bandanna and coveralls to serve again in a munitions plant in this war.

Picture, 1943
The sin against the soldier and the Saviour : a five minute's sermon before death

Ephemera, 1914
Upper Canada College (1831-1891); interior, honour roll

Picture, 1890
Miniature bombs held by Miss Vivian Baker at Piat; projectiles similar to those used by Canada's new V.C. winner; Major J. K. Mahony; New Westminster; B.C.; to break up German counter-attacks on the banks of the Melfa river; Italy; after the final smashing of the Hitler line.

Picture, 1934
For industrial expansion, buy victory bonds

Ephemera, 1914
Typical of thousands of young women who play important roles in the war-time scene is Mary Spellan; accountant in Research's glass-making department.

Picture, 1943
In his plant in Toronto; John T. Hepburn; left; with his plant superintendent and friend of many years; John D. Wiggins.

Picture, 1940
More homes were hit than military objectives

Picture, 1942
Recruits; marching

Picture, 1915
Another Modern Cinderella is Betty Watson. By day she is a worker in the range finding department; matching optical work for range finders.

Picture, 1943
Step now for victory bonds or goose step later

Ephemera, 1914
More St; Latest members of the editorial staff of The Star to enlist are John Coldwell (Left); formerly a western school teacher. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1942
Father and daughter work side by side at adjoining machines in the shell plant. George S. Cooke; who was in active service overseas in the last war; believes in keeping it in the family. He is shown handing his daughter; Muriel; a 3.7-inch shell beside a large stack.

Picture, 1943