University of Manitoba - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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The Huclson's Bay Company appreciates the opportunity of sponsoring this section of Brown and Gold and ex- tends to the faculty and graduates of United College our best Wishes for success and prosperity in the years ahead. cya cv ig' fllhzhinryg Bug Wnmpang. 194

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ig' U FIRST IN RELIABILITY. . . FIRST IN QUALITY. . . FIRST IN FASHION MW H . WSW 5 e l fwfr? T THE B NO WONDER our hearts swell with pride when a packing case aiiives at the t'Bay marked Britain Delivers the Goods. Such a thrill is frequently ours. Nor does repetition lessen it. We're thrilled, too, by letters from manufacturers informing us that goods for you will be made from British ma- terials. Suits, coats and ever so many other things. From Woollens and china to andirons and dog food, Britain continues to send us the fruits of its industrial effort. Fruit from a tree that has withstood a greater storm than Nature ever con- ceived. We are proud of the British goods in the Bay. You will be proud of British-made goods in your home! BRITAIN Dfyvfns 00555 Je Q v c 7 'P Ya 'S it 0 Mom- 'JV' -- . -. I, - V ,L.::3:+:':L-31 Z-5.5.3.4 J V '..,Q.-3-by B l A yeesee- u , F 'kg , V ,-,1:::5gE5E51:': ' 1-' ,,.,lE5E5E:i:1:-1:. ., ,.,:,1,::53:,:..--:-- - '-1:-we:-:-:vc-1,1-, M ka, E 5 a1,,5:1:17'... - V. A 1'f:5i2gegf.1:- f - 12 51. eifieg., ,-V,,- H--::3gj'u U-'QZEITTTIni:::..35i5:-Iii:iiiti'f-i:i:t52:5:5L51555:fyV-.N --'.g1g,g.55:221552re-211152' I5555g5Z5Q,5gggg555E1:-- ',A A . -- - I WM v ' , I ' if A' f -96

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WMM Quan Gaadpll NLY those whose lot it has been to bear the heat and burden of the day during the last quarter century can fully realize what a glorious feeling it is to hear the youth of the democracies raise at last the cry: On to Victory. You could not raise that cry-and mean it, as you most certainly do-if faith in the supreme worth of our way of life had not at length overcome all the disillusionments of those bitter and shameful years in which your childhood and young manhood and womanhood have been passed. If you can shout On to Victory! -and mean it-the deep tides of power which decide the great issues of humanity's life have already turned in our favor and, no matter what bitter things we may yet have to bear, the power to shape the New Day nearer to your heart's desire is even now within your grasp. From now on-if you mean what you say about Victory -there will be no more important question for you to decide than just what is the nature of the victorious life for any individual and for any nation. Of one thing you may be sure: Victory entails, upon those who grasp it, growth. No matter how the war goes there will be victory only for those men and nations who see visions of possibilities in human relationships which have never been realized before. When the show is over this time don't listen to the croakers who say 'Alt can't be done. The only Victory is in trying with all your might to do it. That kind of Victory is not measurable in terms of 'tsuccessw and 'tfailuref' On, then,-to Victory! WM. C. GRAHAM. 195