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POUR
'HARD
WINTER
AHEAD
CHILDREN'S
GARMENTS
AND
SHOES
SCARCE
AT
SCHOOL
TERM
OPENING
That
Tin
Pan
Alloy
ditty,
"I've
of
garment
worn
by
children
of
i
h
i
J
d
r
n's
underwear,
girls'
dresses,
boys'
dress
trousers,
and
ajl
types
of
youngsters'
shoes.
"The
situation
Is
particularly
bad
In
children's
underwear,"
the
proprietor
of
a
girls'
and
ladies'
wear
shop
said.
"I
really
pity
the
mothers
who
come
Into
the
store
and
continually
go
Dot
My
Love
to
Keep
Me
Warm,"
i
vchool
and
pre-selwol
ages.
,
away
disappointed."
may
become
a
theme
song
i
Clothing
store
operators
sa
j
rather
I-ose
Out
among
Prince
Rupert
youngsters
!
fal
"
spite
oi
their
pleas
to
To
1Jje
children
this
fall
If
greater
supplies
of
j
Uie
government
and
manufac-!
she
could
not
help
smiling
children's
clothing
are
not
mad
j
tuners,
thesy
Jiave
received
no
In-1
wnen
she
told
of
a
woman
who
available
to
local
retailers
for
;
owation
mat
tne
situation
wui
:
jlsuj
confessed
to
cuttlne
uu
her
distribution
to
the
public.
A
survey
by
the
Daily
News
reveah
shortages
of
almost
every
type
be
relieved.
In
the
unmmedlate
future.
Lacking
on
their
shelves
are
husband's
underwear
to
make
undergarments
for
the
phlldre.u,
Apparently
the
husband
could
not
appreciate
her
desperation,"
the
storekeeper
chuckled.
As
the
school
season'
approaches,
mothers
Investigate
counters
and
racks
In
the
hope
of
finding
warm
serviceable
garments
for
their
children.
They
are
fortunate
enough-
to
obtain
sweatees
and
rabi
clothes.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
things
because
I
was
lucky.
How-1
Government
lias
Nut
ever,
e
rls'
dresses
and
under-
,
ciru
"
wear
ore
out
of
stock."
He
blamed
both
the
ment
and
the
manufacturers
for
the
predicament.
"Factory
workers
prefer
to
make
adult
clothing
because
"The
operator
of
a
group
of
Uiey
are
easier
and
more
money
stores
which
sell
both
boys'
and
j
can
be
made
at
piecework.
Pac-glrls'
clothing
said
that
he
was
tory
owner,
too.
do
not
obJtE
moderately
well
supplied
In
most
because
they
get
a
larger
profit
lines
because
he
had
been
able
!
margin
on
adult
clothing,"
lie
to
dig
limited
supplies
on
his
1
Qommented.
"It
Is
up
to
the
gov
frequent
buying
trips
to,
the
(eminent
to
see
that
they
make
fast,
'clothing
for
the
whole
jwpula-
"I
have
a
fair
supply
of
most.
Uon."
b
p
He
recalled
that
as
long
m
two
years
ago
the
government
had
admitted
that
such
a
U
uatlon
might
come
about.
'Tuey
don't
seem
to
have
done
anything
about
It
yet,"
he
added.
So
far
"all
Prince
Kupert
chlllum
got
shoes,"
but
when
they
will
be
able
to
grt
new
ones
Is
something
for
Uielr
parents
to
worry
about.
O
roping
for
rven
a
temporary
solution,
si
we
dealers
have
enlisted
Uic
aid
of
Wartime
Price
and
Trade
aoard
to
bring
children's
foot-
BjSfSKm
Every
'Cana'diari
look's
forward.
to
that
hWdlineV
'
HSBSpP
MSbSKj
Every
Canadian
believes
that
some
day
soon
a
great
victorious
-
Hfif
HHHRr
convoy
will
thunder
down
the
road
to
Berlin,
Huge
CaHSHfai?
vUmKtKm
trucks...
Canada's
cracky
battld
equipment,
and
gallant
Canadian
i
;f.mBjmm
soldiers,
world's
finest-fighting
-men,-.will
all
be
there.
Will
be
with
them
WEAR.
IT
ON
YOUR
ARM
you
bn:-tharoad?-rr.5r.htJpnsf."hi?'K,a
xfi
J.
mvizfA
;j
The
smashing
defeats
we
must
inflict
upon
the
enemy
HefoWlGaQ
day,
however,
cannot
be
won
except
by
fierce,
(determined
fightmg
A
...
and
the
First
Canadian
Army,
you
may
be
sure,
will
help
to
'deal
tne
Hammer
blows
mat
punch
the
way
along
the
Berlin;
Jroa'd.
That's
why
Canada's
Army
heeds
men.
arid
heeds
them
NO
Wi
Join
for.
General
Service
TODAY!
uuftiffif
When
Peace
has
come,
you'll
be
i
prou'd
to
know'
(and
KnmVlTaC
the
world
knows)
you
had
your
place
-in,'
-the!
mighty.-force,
tha
fought
its
way
to
final
VICTORY.
S
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&
:..
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M.
Marr
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Btert
Mentenko
Michael
P.
McCaffrey
Kenneth
McCrlmmon
John
C
MrCubbln
Norman
Mcfllaahao
Arthur
A.
MacDonald
Ian
Mardonald
Jack
M.EroT
Alai
WcParfan
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Mdntyra
Vlelnt
Miller
Donald
M.
Montcomerf
Robert
Mntaotnery
Rrlerlck
Montgomery
Michael
D.
Monteaano
Clyde
Moraea
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of
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Jack
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James
Moran
John
K,
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Robert
Moiley
Jnaeph
Majrlor
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Sytritter
Asked
to
comment,
one
retalJer
tardlneJ
t'Vlrl
dealing
In
popular
brands
i
ot
a
definite
rii
.
boys'
and
girls'
shoes
brpftW
i
out
n
factory
catalogue.,
He
Uiumbed
through
Its
pap.-s
of
Illustrations.
4
"That
Is
what
w
haven't
,got,"
i
h
said.
f
1
Hetallers
emphasize
that
these
shortages
are
nA
caused
.
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IN
THIS
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2,
1910Aiinounced
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warpLines
that
down
by
UrltltH
In
first
yi&r
of
war;
approximately
i600
tlestroyiid
since
large-scale
raldj
began
June
IB.
Ciena
vuffrrrd
first
bombing
In
ItlA.P.
attacks
from
Norway
to
UtUy.
Sept.
3,
1940-Unlted
Kingdom
traded
uew
world
naval
and
air
bises,to
UjilU-d
BUtes
for
50
over-fiye
destroyers.
Marshal
IV
tain
t)roudcaUd
to
French
linplre
fin
effort
to
stem
colonial
movement
to
Join
Britain.
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