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Wonderful Work that the iRed Cross Accomplishes

, o mm Mrs. E. A. Foster- mm", of Women's War Work

1 Isle wr,:":.';'.':sr.:"v:l i.‘ t ll- _ _, 3rd Closs is ailllll 099M1- h ypur generosity for 0100-000 ., My; like o lot of money to 4n prince Edward Island but H you muslder the tremendous which is being done with Mlc ,, 1t rcnllv is very little. Take “instance tile material for war Pine women of this province r clone a stupendous job in m! up supplies but before we ‘prim 011 tin». construction of rrilcies money must be spent ',,, we woolen know how much _, [mp5s cost But, wo also

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These comforts iare more llllrreclated by the

gratitude received.

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keep your knitting needles ing! During the past year

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The need was great last year. it's inﬁnitely greater today. YOUR lied Cross dollars must kecp up the work. Give fully!

CANADIAN RED CROSS $0,000,000 Needed Starts Monday, Feb. 28 THE VOGUE . su-unnvu-nu-u-uesv-uuf-I.‘

The need was great last year. |i'| infinitely greater today. YOUR Ilcd Cross dollars must hep up the work. Give fully! CANADIAN RED CROSS

$10,000,000 Needed Starts Monday, Feb. 28

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Give . HUMAN SUFFERING i8 IIEATEI ‘MAN EVER N9‘! ,

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Monday, Feb. 28

The necdwns great last year. It's inﬁnitely greater today. YOUR Red Cross dollnrs must keep up the work. Give fully! CANADIAN RED CROSS

$10,000,000 Needed Starts itiondlrv, Feb. 28

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‘As iho wot widens on! ntorﬂioo, grows. Thoro is infinitely more need for-Jose Red Cross dollors this yeor thou lost. Them most be more of them. If the need is to be met. . Prisoners of Int. bomb vlotilnl. r , "I! wounded, the dying, the destitute everywhere

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km" "h" m" Wfvics men must hive these comforts t0 mslr, the 11" "W? are leedlns more bearable. than recipients as “vuellced by the many letters or

“is Mono Wilson, our Assistant Newfoundland Wrltos that it is heart warming to “E9 "l0 deuﬁili and henr the praise m? the Red Cmls When these boys come in to pol-t half fro-pen and twelve a turtle neck sweater, mitts or socks or whatever they need- but sho could use many more. So. “lime ladies don't let them down- click-

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ARTHUR BELCHER

Honorary Treasurer for lied Cross Campaign

Ell‘?!- iiei, over 28,000 pieces of ilospitd supplies and over 18.000 woollen comforts for the men and women of the sCYViCCJ as well as over 300 drcsscg lo Rusia and 1.400 to the brave Greeks besides 2.117 quilts.

Tile Red Cross came into exis- tence as a. work oi human sym- pathy, an expression of fraternal lave towards all men. Nothing ever causes the Red Cross to wav- er in its purposes which uro the some in peace as in war. Its con- cern is the individual human be- ing in distress, ill or a prisoner, hungry or freezing or alone and cut oi! from family or friends The humanity for which the Red Cross stands is of the simplest kind like the Good Samaritan who seeing a man by tile roadslrle, wounded and helpless, does not stop to ask questions a; to persons and cir- cumstances but. goes at once and takes care of his neighbor in need.

The Red Cross is able to act in on emergency. llllillHTlIlClTiIi by red tape. The life of a soldier taken iii in Newfoundland was saved by

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lon by the fumed brain surgeon, Dr. Penileld. If the sufferer had had to wait for attention through the regular army channels and usual delays his life might have been lost The Red Cross is able to do these things because men and women went all over Canada and collected money and made it av- ailable for such emergencies Great metl all through the Dominion are giving uuscllislliy of their valu- able time and talent to make this 1944 Campaign the greatest suc- cess evcr. Prince Edward. Island has never fullcn behind so let us give all we can and do it quickly. This probably will be invasion year 011d tile neCds will be astounding. Wo have n. Job to do that is so heavy and so difficult that it will take every blt of energy. every bit of intelligence and every bit of re- solution we can muster.

And new a word about. our Pris- oners of War which L: s subject class to the heart of every one of us, Over half the Campaign ob- jective ior Canada, $10,000,000 will bo required to pay for the parcel-s which are packed and sent weekly for prisoners of war. This is pro- bably the most important phase of Red Cross work. Many who think they cannot contribute ellough to bs worthwhile could give $2.52 which 1s tho price of one prisoner of war food parcel. ‘mink of the delight this would bring to some boy! Flt. ‘M Don Morrison. D. F. (7 sndD I‘ M. oi’ the R. O. A. lI. who blacked out st 90,000 feet over Calais lost s leg and knew nothing until he came to in s German prison camp hospital and who is now repatriated is o very live pmof that the food parcels reach our boys regularly,

Pte. Boyllm. woilndéd" st Dieppe and who also lost s leg. we; o prisoner of wsr and is now bank in Consde. saysz- "Ii-is Red cross food parcels Arrived overy Friday and once s month we got an ex- trs one. We relied on the Red Cross to keep us soing—-ws never ste the Jerry rations, but dumped them down the sink. We depended entirely on the Red Cross for food. clothes snd recreation. In fifteen

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BRING RELIEF T0 THOSE _Wil0 SIIFFER!

The Red Cross needs $10,000,000 to carry on its great. work.

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These Red Cross parcels ore needed more than ever

by those in enemy llunds

Q In packing centres like this across Canada, some thousands of devoted women volunteers, working tire- lessly in shifts of 100, pack about 100,000 Red Cross food parcels each week.

In 1945, millions of dollars were used in ﬁlling these parcels with nourishing food. To date, nearly 7,000,000 of them have been supplied.

For many thousands of war prisoners these pal-aria spell the difference between gnawing misery and a meas- ure of bodily comfort. As the ﬁghting spreads the need grows. Were this the only activity of the Red Cross, it would be enough to warrant your openhanded support. But this, and all the other Red Cross work, must go on. Give generously!

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CANADIAN

R. T. Holman Lid, Summersideeﬂharltoiteiossmi

Toronto." Reserves of these par- cel; no being built up against the days following invasion when iso- ilitie; for transporting food to Germany may be difficult. In sd- dition to food parcels the Red Cross is supplying two million cigarettes W; mom/h go the p001 st Geneva in order that we may take Cure 0! the needs of our prisoners of war ln this regard We ore also SUPP- lying large quantities oi’ capture parcels which are being forwarded w * in readiness for dis- tribution to our own Canadian pri- soners of war immediately upon information being received in Brit- ain that they have been captured snd sro in enemy prison camps.

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Thus parcels contain 1o comfort bug with toilet articles, writing paper, haakioo. etc. and included also in oho Plrcol no oertun or- tieles of clothing which you indies have had s share in making. Through the co-oporstion of the British Red Crou medicines and individual medical parcels sro sup- plied where necessary, fruit Juices and many other articles are prov- [ided to make things easier for the boys in hospital st prison camps

All these projects require s great deal of money and may this i944 mppeol for funds to curry on this work of humanity find s ready rs- sponse by tho generous peopio oi this province.

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