Euch day the great war industries of Canada are enrolling more a quarter of a million women are working in the war factories of wivnien to take the place of men called away from their machines the country. Immense release of womanpoxver wasrmnde p0ssible_by by the increasing demands of the armed services. Already nearly creation of day nurseries by Dominion and Provincial authorities.

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It's bedtime now, time to go home for these two pro-school aged tots. 'I'hey are daily wards of the Dominion-Rrovincial Day Nursery at Toronto. The mother is employed in a war plant and brings them to the nursery every day on way to work.

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_ This youngstefs mother took him to the nursery at 7_.00 o'clock, and then loft for daily sheltered by the Dominion-Provincial Day Nurseries. The ver young lady the munitions plant where she works. The child is getting a. well-deserved nap after shown at the extreme left appears to be having a little trouble with her cues. abusy morning. Picture was taken inn Toronto Dominion-Provincial Day Nursery-

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