SEPTEMBER 21. 1940

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUQLZBIiBl rAGE NINE

' lluebee Organized In Many F i Services 0f Home Guardingl ADVANCE SHOWING OF

1B1 JACK TRACY) "Xpmmntlon of etpidengilcsd res-tilting! H T P0121 81mm)‘ 801011. ﬂ-r 6X15 SEIYG Ql sehr’ as "auxiliaries w the police; per-.

' p‘ sons of courage and with per-t Ylllggzullg: gagléllauloléeearﬁlllfllelgaﬁf sonality. to advise and help their. d” Quebec provmcel; Clvlllan neighbors and generally to serve asl

- ~ a link between not. only those of ggfgumd (fxlllénuglllllgi: ﬁgllggalggll‘: iightmg tires but revention. an,‘ “we” "mm"! Vital services vvi protent and re-

onhlo “so h“ "enabllshed l pair public service units such as important buildings. gas.

_ _ power, i ilillllﬁ°$liia°ilhllille§{§ilﬂ°ll?.“n°35l- °°mm"";==§l1<;P-'=- trgngigorwﬁgnpndi tes to local committees-s through- islllagﬁarif, ‘llflssjlllllc éllolllesatlglxll out tilllylrgvggggl 51:33:; Algliirlg information to the public through‘ The Holt RenFrevv repres- operation in the Maritime prov- me press’ ram‘) and W5!“ nwces" '

giwmbolgilglgpgegiggggmlegfide“ “Y an Ann-i can» entative will be with us

Although the war is 2.000 miles Tl" ml

lemgaylfrom the flgrmateads and gent also wmﬁgminﬁﬁ‘ agaiirltst ' 0

n us ries o ue c. more an i F d a s

glow lint; iiiiiliilnm alillqltgg azzztsvnmzriiit’; cilia‘: I" av a Eu r ay Atfxilsiarey? fig llglitxeersyare regdy able 5mm“ m the wh°l° “twp

ANN: “w. u“. consolmm d 1 m‘ b0 ‘H. hwl “m5. An its personnel must be British s h dealer's window-he has n sﬁgdiizry morhlle lJKOIlCb foroe ts all 30f‘); ﬁlnllnglpeélgéfl ‘(algal i a dial)!” of m, “w”; Con, set to aid police in combetting ln ml.“ cam Each ma“ l‘ w be

goleum patterns, and believe sabotage’ dlsturbanm ‘nd mm armed, cars must carry emregency

NAN: “What's the nth-action down there?"

_ column activity. ~ i _ ma. they rc the talk of the The sea. too is watched. Al- ‘wlllpllgizvaffﬁvllll§igliagnvflf°lgg£ We urge you to visit our store imml" “mush lighm°us° keepers 51mg member of the .orce is vested with during this diapla.‘ The styles m” Shmes °l the Si“ “Wren” the powers oi’ a special constable‘ - ' D ‘ "A". l6 River are not directly under the C. l . i l" undeniably smart, the furs . My spnrzmone look. Ofiicers say the organization of P- c the" ‘MW °1 “wrung ship" this civilian army has alread had versatile and the rlceq mo “unholy “hm” u“. FM‘ P1"! mmmmenl‘ i‘ ”' “d” i“ concrete results One of theymost p l‘ a ... wonder it l oould rip-n civilian protection. lmpormnl has ‘been me develoly modem“ 'l°-‘l‘ll“- ‘he 00B- P enough from the budget to N° ‘Mall 151°" m" 0f the C P- men; mo“ the poplllallon o; u“, stantly rising market.

£153;- Thlillégealélegﬂlhlllégilllgﬁ auirgitly of feeling towards civilian hostile parachute attacks. decontam-‘ pro cam’ - t ANN! "M! 114""! Y0“ 001115 ination and the reporting of unex- lhfﬂﬁfwdregffjfwé‘, lélentlniltg

Pwhﬂbly mlﬂﬂilﬂfwﬂ 01' 1hr" p1°d°d Pm-lecules‘ in border counties were ready to U O ll l u l t the Holt.

at Conanleuufs low prices. tugilglllxlldyvlzllilggﬁfgie ‘Cllllénmlcllg; preveictt ma inﬂux of evading aliens Rellfliew represent‘! ~ mm ana a. ' ‘

1n - h. - - i . , a"! l "n "1 "ﬂy "WW1 story oi’ civilian preparedness into local C_ l, C organlzallons tivs about the re-

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you know!" the humblest habitat-it home. .

. i i:r..“:ali"il.ii..ii."siszifili. "time or the repairs NAN: “Your ﬂoors always P"°"l“°l“' mmcm“ Eastern Toumships, Three Rl\’Ers,| necessary to your old '°°"1°"'Y"' Local c P. c. units stretch in Bmme 0mm“? F" Nmh Show‘ fur coat.

. G ' '_ ' _ an almost, unbroken line along both blmee “éllglllllclillélfgg; grsitlllﬁs slllgc

ANN: “Well. they're abso- shores of the st. Lawrence from enroll“ =n the movement - ll,

lulely n" trouble 1° 1MP MOMWM to Gasm and Comea“ BQY- days. 1.. l5 expected the orgltiizh?

clean Rc ulur m0 i a d The nerve Cam-e 0r mewhole m" tiom will cvcnttially cover the \\'i0'e ' 5 _ pp n5 u ganizaticn is the provincial control pmvlnce ‘ ‘ ‘

Olwﬂﬂiimﬂl "1""!!! "ti B“ room in Quebec. Every unit in the '

chi-vii nrtrsﬂnry, and they province isexpesied w be standing

‘Wm lm, “m; “ml “W” may by for immedate ztc.ion urchin

I ' ht or l0 minutes alter a warn- u s L don't have to be lurked down l5 lecelvelt I . and tin-y won't curl at the The control centre would re-

do i» Votes To Aid l

b" "u" m s" gemmwcbn‘ enemy action from points in the ll"ll‘\lm~ih\’l'¢'B I G014 5M1 Maritimes. from Marconi stations I I of Satisfaction on every rug. sea. Arrangements are underway to b ll] w“ ‘l, along the coast or irciti ships at m“! v a " em a” facilitate {lasing the warning to] scalN-rrunlﬂlldbY-lhﬁ-Ylfdl military, itaval and police head-

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that are just as lovely as the quértiers. _ v n as m "air mid BQSTQN_ 599g g5 __lAp) __-yhe ' .. Do novjn Orlilﬂﬂ Y, -__‘~‘ American Legion v ted 0v ~‘ ‘ - h“ m“ m“ down and precautions committee, the C P. lllgll- lodali ln lal-Ocl’. 0f gﬁgnge‘r;\ll

"a a“ “w 5mm! new “bu” Ci £00k its Pie-Kent 1mm? “m” d‘ practicable aid to Great Brita l in | inns “"5 Kmart» W011i"! _ received COYDO-“ale $1M“ "T1551" m“ conjunction with a dctence program t putter-its!" ‘laws of Qu-BIFQ- Iif Central fir?‘ ci-eslgned to make the UlilliPfl states/l UIQYIl-i‘ 15 69155“ R~55 “I Qh°°~9 "strong cnoueh to tncet and turn.‘ provincial ofliccr. Around him is back any lmsslble lnmslon belorci lgrouped an advisory committee ccn- ll arrives?!) l ‘$151371? 9! "ep1'.°5’3“l“3“'°5 of ‘he Warren Atherton of Calilomial lmmy- “my Ponce loin‘ g°"‘“r"' Chairman of thc 22nd C0l’i\t?lillf)n'5l ‘mmi- dm‘ “d mcwms and PM)" committee on itatioual deiencml lic Ulllitks.‘ _ termed titc pro-British icsoltition MT 11°55 1-‘ "159 Pmsldeill or U” "a ixcivstcp in the dircclictt 0i rlos- i committee which has a board oi el- Slllllmll-i l0? Blllallll The l“? ldirecwrs wnslsnng (‘f "°\“‘“5*'-"l“‘ ion azivocnicd si-ict neutrality ati tivcs of church. _ﬂ_O\'(‘l‘l‘il‘li?ii'. and. ll; collvellldll l Wm.’ - rnalors of the cities in the prov‘ The lAllQtN té_._ lpplesollllllg 11199- l _ tmorc than LCOODOO former service lmllllﬂlml 5°01“ 155m“ l“ men. ltlgetl crcuflott of a perman- \\'"'-'l<<‘1'5 hNXQ-WYI" l?“ F1X'l"T-1‘%€d cut symciv oi‘ universal military‘ ‘CHOW 0f i311‘ C- P- C; Th” “'°“l’1 training and iticiqcascs in the per- ils divided into categories‘: itiedtfal solmel o; llle “nulls Hal-l.‘ all. Corps iserviccs. wardens. atixiliari" fire l and melcllalll mall“? and m‘, “a.

Q The Cold 5m! on all pcnttinn Gnlrl Sea! (Inngulvum is your guarantor nf snlisfnrlinrt and lmlg uwrr. Jsk your rlvnlvr for llu- m-tu (Iangolotun bmtlct on Itoustjtirrtisltings (it's jrve) or wrin- m:

CONGOLEYH CANADA Ll.\ll'l'El) 3700 Si. Patrick Street - Montreal

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BRITAIN A FRESH FIGHTER clared in a broadcast ——--— ‘ll n

tonight that nlrqqdy “gun” ‘. o" “l”

r ~ ;: __— - » - A .»___i. _-,~-~,_ - — : —. liichters. vittil scrvt is, public rc- i llonal gllaul (Great ficsI-iness ‘sign gnd mummy lmlon o‘ -laticn_s_. and nlobile column. l The l-egelllm also ‘lrzpd acqlllsb Mllllglggloblk sfillt» l l a I'll!’ c intiiid of five years of prodigtqu; effort;- i Nicuical services are to take carol lloll o; addlllollali, paws (m- llal-al -" Pint‘ mba tmmy has

lOY lmbl-"l healllli hi?“ "lll- ‘m5 m? l expansion. rind endor. rl "tire prin- IITTITTAWi ~ r --.+— i _._-___... e ._._._:______ ‘ circles of exchanginz obsolete cqttm~ ‘WNW lliPfiT- for needed air and naval

WeiCarry a Complete Line of l ham"

CQNCULEUM HUGS l MOORE & McLEOD up.

Our Stock of Congoleum Rags is Complete

JOHN MacLElAN & 501v

Montague

A CHALLENGE l0 CANADIANS

LONDON BUSY DESPITE RAIDS iLONDON. Sept. i7 ---'I‘liei'e is plenty of activity in London's shops, rlespitc the air raids.

The rush of business gees to shops which scll these things:

Camp stoves to maize hot tea and heat. shelters. They are. becom- ing hard to find. , Shelter pads for protection in

damp tindcrgocind bombpmois. They - run from fancy air mattreses to a stout cloth affair with pockets to hold pillows.

Camp cots and camp Cl'\t=iilTS——'I'l1E demand has been so brisk some stores arc only taking orders for future delivery.

Window class substitues of trans- lucent treated cotton which can be tacked-in to replace panes broken or removed as a precaution.

Wool shops. too. arc active despite rationed stipplies. Women every- where are knitting for shelter wear and tor soldiers, sailors and air- men.

Shoe shops are experienciransn ally demand for fur-lined ter

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Tin hats. gas mask cases and blackout materials are wartime staples. ‘The only helmets available are reconditioned ones, and they are snapped up.

Dress and fur shops had a slight boom the last few weeks in antici- pation or sales taxes. But the ser- iousness of night bombings crimped night life. shut up many theatres and ended the boom in luxury clothes. '

Second hand furniture stores an during n. rushing business. The in- ﬂux oi’ refugees from the contin- ent more than offset the outgo of Londoners seeking a quieter envir- onmen .

See 0S" L TD. l BEPORTIIblIlISdhNG ed. mire u 8. great deal of Shim-

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A DAB! Gnu. tosses on a hospital cot with painful injuries from bomb splinters. 'I‘he Hod CYOS-Q provides surgical supplies. dress- ings, X-Ray equipment for llPT care.

Food markets always look rush-

ping for unrationed foods. ,u::‘n|:ynh‘s‘ €El%::d:0l°‘:l!::.e iiﬁslilfiiili’ olvllie nulglsx: Amman MAN-OFW/ilt. licr course surltltinly’ altered ti-tim tropic = i» - i sass" t h n the a... "an iilﬁlli‘: 2t rsttliiizigllititz.‘tutti? a "c" i." ‘It’ t.“ ‘“‘"°“““ CHILDREN MOVED FROM CITY Mt Lalmlmclafogn illfeetllleclsxﬂeg? Eilhnthggl mrIiEigersIFaCOfIiciaIs esti- rsnrigslnlv oeccordinl to a cable fe-l bred by interrupted movements of from exposure‘ Hm RU‘ (“loss supphcs “ mm L 0t mg‘. . LONDON sQITa-tcr Cubic! hjilllglgltlnda‘; Fiys the London county “wwd that 200900 m m“ m ‘he flawed P §::d:mherd:l‘:$l“art1l {fllgffliflejlilﬁ m" h" l° 51mm“ A_ mart-ran wrru ruurv. ‘Hll.l>lil'.\l loam home and ht-‘lonizlnﬂttn an -‘l‘\\-i> tliotisaud I school Children l council speedcd lip its scheme toJBPV-Bl- “m” ' ' _ ' an‘ raid. The Red Cross sends blankets and warm clothing.

i A CANADIAN SOLDIER is discharged from hospital to rcjtwin his

By Weslover

‘ l_ — i : WADDENINF THOUGHT! unit in Britain's lino 0t rlv tense. llc vcct-ivos n \\ nr n sweater and i1 lLLlE THE TOILLR 61g LIKE ' WATCH AND S E I T THAT‘ WAS A BOX socks from the Red Cross. IT'S stew r0 rt-ttaow "rum g - l eoSH- I . _; ._, .. , ~ - "rum; MACJF YOU ontv - HOE/Rggl-Llélgglé? * suppgp A CANADIAN MOTHER l!‘(‘t' \ r . nor/l tint h. r shit in the Air Force

mew HOW YQU tr t.oot<ED,Y0U D a tugs-P CALM

is missing. The Rod (‘rt-us locates him in a prison camp. arliiaea the mother, sends parcels 0t food, clothing, tnnguzincs and M58600 Emerwwv ﬁll! to the son.

00o 00° In a thousand ways tho (Zanndiim Red (‘rose is helping the sick. the wounded, the suffering. You can shore in this great work Support the Red Cross with nll your hen rt.

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