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Souettors Seize Apartment llouse In Mass Movement

LONDON. S t. 8 -(AP)— - More than isooeinen. women and‘ (By The Canadian hell children seized possession of a3 EDMONION, Sept. l-Premlel luxurious apartment house today Manning today wired Prime Min-

and overfiowed into nei hoot-in: buildings in a Comitnun st-aalod mass extension of the month-old "squatter" movement.

They surtzed through the corri-

don and into every one of more than 300 a artments in the Duch- ess of Be ford house in South- west Inndoh. filling the Govern- ment-ieased building to the doors in 10 minutes, and the! bands B! straggiers roamed the neighbor- hood seeking other accommodat- ions.

In 3 1-2 hours nine other places were "commandeered" y the squatters. Twenty families install- ed themselves in Moray pre-war home of Lord Iichester.

Government authorities were taken by surprise, but police and some borough officials helped the squatters move in.

The waiting for L had taken over army camps, Lil‘ raid shelters and other publicly- and privately-owned buildings England, Scotland and Wales.

Most of the crowd were you!‘ wives.

€X‘S(‘i'\'if.‘€X‘ilCi’l and their with many babies. Some of men wore sorvice uniforms.

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Lourdes Gathering Get Benediction

LOURDES. France. Sept 8-(AP) --A throng of 100.000 formerﬁler- man prisoners and war widows gathered at this religious mecca today heard a message from Pope Plus giving them apostolic benc- diction.

"After the tempest you are in s harbour of safety," the Pope said in a message read to those who had come by foot, train. automo- hile and bicycle from throughout France for the feast day of the Blessed Virgin.

“You represent here your com- panions of exile and captivity. your sick and wounded brothers. that host of widows and orphans, all the families that have seen visited by cruel affliction."

Msgr. Piguet, bishop of Cler- monbFerrand, celebrated a Mass in the open air assisted by l7 priests at this centre where the canonrzed shepherd girl Berna- dette Soubirous told neighbors she had seen the Virgin Mary in 1853.

Monty Will Meet Prime Minister

WIIINNIPEIG. BetDt. 8 —(GP)— Tanned after twin-days in Jasper. Field Marshal Viscount Mom- gomery paused here overnight be- fore corrrpletlng the last leg of his 17-day trans-Canada. tour in Quebec tomorrow.

Btroute after leaving here ear- i 14v tomorrow the Monty fliglvt will . nut down briefly at Ottawa to‘ meet Prime Minister Mackenzie‘

Elna.

Monty will spend tomorrow night as the guest of his old battle colleague Field hilar- shal Viscount Alexander. ‘rues- dsy morning he leaves for West

Point N.Y.. to start a brief Am- erican tour.

Paper Takes Rhythmic liigs

LONDON, Sept. 9 _. (c9; _ The Board of Trade has reported to tightly-rationed Britons a spectacular growth in jewelry output. 'I‘h:ls is the poetic reac- lion of The Observer, one of London's Sunday newspapers: Gone is the ham that fries, the

egg ih-at pouches,

And dirty ivatc-Fs sold as lee-

GIGBIH 601165. But tighten now your belts with sapphire brooches!

You ask for bread? ‘Iihey sivei

you precious stones.

Does Strach-ev fail You've other I lords and better. l Be grateful for the lavish hand of crioos. i Born free and now in chains? Re- gard the fetter, | Gold bangles on your wrists, with diamond clips. i;

You have no pants? Your shirt at the mendefs? Well. hm are studs of pearl and links of jade. Io nooks? Make do with platin- um sugpendgs, b‘ on are ees and ess the Board of ‘Trade.

In case you haven't guessed: Btrschey is sued Minister

last

HOUSE,

squatters-people tired of houses-previously

I brush and a proper cleaning solu-

I says. “it will be a blouse and stilt"

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Action By . Government

Jster Mackenzie King llllllll tin- ‘mediate federal aetilon to “comply iwith the reasonable request of |Western Canadian ‘armors with respect to setting up s feet-lad- Qﬂ p sl ‘Airlift’. ‘t Zr "mmtu The Premier. who Yisterdty ll‘ sued s, critical statunent termini the proposed delivery W 20.000 farmer members of the Al- berta Farmers’ Union set for midnight tonight as "ill advised said his Social Credit Govern- ment did not condone the etrilse action. but sdded:— "The Government of Albert! ufgmltly requests that your Gov- ernment comply with the reason- able request of Western Canad- lian farmers with respegé t; set- tin o. fact-flndins I11’ B6 l steg Lgwards the establishment of parity prices for agricultural uro- ucts."

e A.F.U. central strike com-

tee has called on its Z1000 members to withhold B11 019W" except milk from the markets Oi Alberta eﬂective at midnight to- night. the action followilng wihat A. F. U. president Carl J. StlmQﬂE termed “urisatistfactory" talks with Federal officials at Ottawa. A.F.U. officials have said the strike would be supported by A- F.U. membership claimed to num- ber 83000 in Saskatchewan. Ferm- er-iolckets were scheduled to be- gin picketing roads. elevators and creamerles in Alberta tomorrow-

ls Gheerful And Happy

MOVILLE County Donegai, Eire Sept. s-tcé Cablel-Lady Mont- gomery, mother of Field Marihﬂl Viscount Montgomery, tonight was. reported “cheerful and happy with improvement in her condi- tion maintained. She suffered a seizure two weeks ago.

CLEAN QUABTEBS NOW FOR LAYING PULLETS

The cleaning of the laying‘ pens

house a well reared. v oroua |flock of pulleta for fall and winter

rdouction is an important factor n poultry management. Sanitation helps in the production of s. top quality product.

The time of t clean-up will de- pend upon the p an that the flock owner has for the management of tihe flock. At the Poult Division, Dominion Experimental arm. Nap- Pan, N.S.. the months of August and ﬁepaesnher are most suitable for the

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After ths disposal of the surplus stock all the litter and hou equip- ment is removed. This alggows for the thorough scraping and scrub- binz of the interior with a stiff

tion. After the interior is cleaned and drying out, the other equip- ment is disinfected and when clean and dry is put in place again. The

of a horse with a good force of iwa er is practical for 509d clean- X18

Lye is about the best cleaning material. Use one pound (a can) to ten gallons of cold water. Should a stronger solution be needed. one pound to five gallons can be used. This solution should be used care- fully as it is caustic and can readily cause burns. Another cleaning solu- tion is any good coal-tar disinfect- ant and water, Uae three ounces to twelve quarts of water or follow dir- ections on the container. This tiitoalltes a milk white loin-ed solu-

After all the cleaned house and equimnent has become thoroughly dried. the house is now ready to house the birds. Use clean litter,

good feeds and pr f h h gagduction and aorhgiegltlhcaiiesiict); pit».

-——_-_-__._ BLOUSE, SUIT SEASON

REGINA. Seth. 4 - (or) —I"or those who like to lcnow in ad- vance wihat fashions will be this fall. Eveline Bennett of Toronto.

season.

Miss Bennett. a fashion advis- or for a patterns company rec- ently returned frcm New York. and she says that fancy blouses and feathered hats are being worn with tailored suits, something never considered in good taste before.

The first fall dress should be black. she says. but browns. greens and blues are good runners-up.

Miss Bennett. born in Winni- hes. moved to Toronto viihlle srtili a youngster. She studied com- mercial art at the University of Toronto before becoming a fash- ion sdvlsor.

BREAST. Northern Irefnrd tOPl-lha Admiralty floatin": dock used here throush the wt: has been moved to Rosyth.

sesomivs “narrator's;- RETIBES FROM POST RIXHNA, Sept. 7. — (C?) - It took 30 years to get around to it bu]: st for}; last, June white-haired o .

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Among the designs that make the Fall Headlines several def- initely interesting style trends stand out prominently, in the Fall

SUITS and COATS.

The Suit has a longer jacket and is fitted witii belt, the sleeves show an interesting deep armhole

and the shoulders are attractively wide.

It is again a sleeve story in Coats, bringing a‘ fundamental change from last year when the Dol- This year the Dolman just takes a back seat to make a place of prominence for vari- ations of the bloused sleeve which take the limelight.

man was popular.

Out in front in popularity are two distinctive models - - - the balloon push-up sleeve, to be worn long and tapered at the wrist or bloused in full at And then there's the new mosquetaire type sleeve draping from shoulder to wrist in ful-

the elbow.

ness, then shirred with elastic to fit the wrist.

‘ You are invited to visit the Ladies‘ Ready To Wear Department, on the second floor and see what's It will be a pleasure to demonstrate

new in coats.

these lovely new styles.

MGDRE €~ MFLEODME

CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.L

THE FALL FASHION HEADLINERS

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