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The preparations oi’ medi- (‘luvs and the compounding

By PAUL MANNING NBA Service Stall Correspondent

LONDON. May 29—Peacock Alley at the Ritz-that! where we met. The girl ambulance driver was in uniform, and this was her night off -so she wanted to celebrate.

But one hour was all the cele-

ot‘ lil'i‘\t‘l‘iillitlii§ has always hail our special attention. Our experience and training alum; scientific iincs has been \lil‘l lis to inzike this a mat.- tvr of spvvial interest to us. .

‘iiii- l't‘\liii is thlit we pro- ‘hh- vim ‘purple of this vicin- itv ulili i-it-rv item oi’ i-quii" ltirlil 'll\tl iiitli tiit- system illlii millions liilli tiie must

nitulrin \f‘l’\l\'l§ requires.

You iziniitrt i\\'i‘i‘-CSliIlllll0

tile \ .ilut- of such service f Winn you it-qilire medicine! i pi Pit i‘ i-il. and tiie security i an ini ti. i! not» _\ uu iiuiiiin;

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How Arc I Your Eyes?

u W" are iinviiig symvlﬂlfl!

of \ll'.ill\ — Iiv.'id.ich_c5. sore eyes til iiiuincss — (""59" a spvi-iziiist

at your service with years nr ('\||l‘Ti('|ll'(‘ and a thorough reiiziviirig service. discuss W"!

tnii ill anti

tiiiiiiiiliits.

brntion lasted because 30 minutes after the a'r raid alarm sounded it was evident that this was no ordi- nary blitz night. The German bom- bers were coming o\'er in waves. and by their sound you knew .ne planes were the big four-engine jobs,

They ivere (‘Olliiflg over at a great llPi'| 1 until they reached the cen-

. tor of the city and then they would roaring glides until

iriive in long.

Arid this night Captain. Madame O. C. she is call- ed by her subordinates, did not ob ect to a man not in uniform he ping out.

EACH RUN WAS ‘A NIGHTMARE’

the young little

Climbing in, we beaded for a large pubic air field shelter which had been hit There were more

than 60 injured stretched out along the street and as the wardens con- tinued to dig they uncovered more.

Some were already dead and many. you knew, wou dn't last the trip out between the shelter and the hospital.

That trip, and the others which followed, was a nightmare. The girl was good, though, On the trips

“I SAW DEATH In Wholesale Quantities”

job n! transporting the injured morning. Then it all began to taper continued on until nine in the off and with the day shift schedul- ed to take over, we returned :0 the station.

A TRYING ORDEAL FOR AMBULANCE GIRLS

She was tired, of course. So was I. Everyone was. But sitting around in the b‘g living room of the house which il"is unit used for an ambu- lance station. you couldn't help marvel at the job these girls were doing,

For most of them. it was the first time in their lives theifd really seen death in wholesale

ounntities with no DllilCllPF niiilvd.

when she was at the wheel, which iBut they ivere standing the ordeal

DONKIN PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL TO NEW POST

GLACE BAY. May its-Rev. W. T. Mercer. who has been pastor of 5L Luke's United church at Don- iiin t0!’ the last eight years, has accepted a call to the United church at Mount Stewart, P. m. L. it was learned today.

Rev. Mr. Mercer in well known "id Jwllulsr in Donkin and sur- roun in‘ communities, and has taken a. ending part in all commu- nity undertakings since his arrival iiere eight years ago.

In 1937 he was a candidate for election to the provincial legisla- ture as o. representative of Cape Breton east. He contested the neat on the Labor ticket.

During the recent War Services firlve Rev. Mr. Mercer organized the campaign in the Donkin dis- trict and w’th a aspable committee asisted him. exceeded the quota let by a considerable sum.

Rev. Mr. Mercer. accompanied by Mrs. Mercer and family, will likely leave for their new home the latter nart of June, and will be followed by the best wishes for success from all who became acquainted with them diirlnc their long term oi’ ser-

vice here. Mrs. Mercer P35 been ag- tive among the ladies of Donkin and her ministrations iii this sphere will be greatly missed,

WALL - CABINETS IMPORTANT IN UP-TO-DATE KITCHENS

Perhaps the greatest interest shown in home modernization now- adays is centred in the kitchen. Now with house furnishing firms offering new and clever ideas, you might consider the kitchen among the first features for improvement.

One feature of a modern kitchen

l .s to have all the utensils and sup-

Dilcs behind doors and out of sight,

, but within easy reach. The answer

to this is wail cabinets,

Another feature is a sink of ample sir/e, with. a ‘arge drain_ 508m 0Y1 both sides if possible.

‘ useful combiiiat-ion wzth the smit is

an electric disli-nrasher with a cov. er that between times is used as o, drain-board. ‘ Ranges Much Improved

The working centre of the kitch en is the range. of course. Gas, m] and electric ranges Lire so made that the oven can be held at any desired temperature for any length

' of time.

Czai ranges have been developed to throw less heat into the room, For a small house you can get a coal range that will also heat the house in Wnter, either by hot air or b3‘ hot water.

The arrangement of range, sink ca_.bliiet.s. mechanical refrigerator will depend on the ciésign of the mfm. the positirns of doors and windows. and the relitlcn of the kitchen to the dining room.

TALL JOB 11v LONDON

. rn - l , ' ' G _ F, e “a L‘ and cmmg must be sllcﬂﬂﬂllcir picture illustrates one of tough joiiq left for Londoners after the bombers have one demolition uirkcr goes way up there on a giant crane to fix steel cables in the wall of what Wis 4:, nun-PA

and spattered grease. Glazed tile building l-eitie remains are pulled don-ii.

(Illustration By Carol Johnso-i) is i.no costly for many homes, uri-

it. i-"HHFG they were lust. sklnlmltl; the l'OOi'it)DS——lllOllgli actually they

open street. and suddenly find the street n0 longer open because high

pieces-Just a little.

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less there is lit-tie Willi cover. But there is a special grade

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- curb \\|iif.‘l‘l we learned was now I the shrapnel and bombs again on; . - i - y Md EOD 8, BEN [LEY ?\£'illﬂiJlC. A short. 40 minutes be-i by now there was no though; of ore. two girls had decided toidangn; because evm-y nwwment

W. E. P-LNTY-PY ‘double up iii one ambulance he- had 10ml ago become ﬂuvnnén. -\» . (7?lll5i!.ti‘,i‘il"i to drive around bomb: Even the drive down the “vague 3 - - ‘ [ciatels an ‘ rubble in this section fmnked by mes and m,’ sueammg li-lflhil“ “mi '“‘°m”'"“ ' tdilrini! B bill-Z 15 a two-person DYO- water which firemen continued to

m" msimn- Tiicy ha“ mad‘? 0'" m" play upon each inferno. had lost ~ i\lU.\'PI\ T0 LOAN to the hospital and were returning I m em.“ n; deathly beauty‘ 1st Prince Street m!‘ aﬂctiillli‘ 1°34 0i MJUTFQ when; Twice, after 3:30. when we passed __ ta bomb. the one you nctei 11eﬂr-ts1u.‘ mes we stopped and went '_"“""' '_' _"~ .. _;__._;_-. I struck liwrfiflilt front. gendtfr. Nothwm. m the eveppresen" “while even the curler was let. ut the

M- AhBeNIIFﬁRMER next day one of the wheels was i canal: ‘(Jgoﬁgt “t5: the German

n-imiisiiuif stiificiron arc. (‘nnliiliiiu Bonk of Commerce Btldg. MONEY TO LOAN.

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the table to telephone the station‘ iof her ambulance unit, WlllCll is a

i N0. l danger spot in Landon during

a raid. The station stands between

ltivo military objectives and is in 1 the center of the several thousand I

g * Over hi h 1 ‘ i 15o llirlilhitfzngnwitrc" grubby homes which always siir- Illiiemoirtioriliiirlcg rghltgwecilowiiitpguli-o ‘Onl u " ° _ "h, mum 5mm Obiemies- he“? bombs seemed greater. We l -- I were no longer clearing the 51]‘ STATION IS HEMMED IN BY raid shelter, because long ago that ' _ __ FIRE job had been taken care of with | d “Whetnﬂshe rgurilcdit we let's If]?! [titre help of half a dozen other un- it? s a m1. er un was e g ti anon, So it; was purei spot ‘ M ORRELL & 00. Y

swamped with casualty calls and I ivnntrd to see “Lat driving in an ambulance really meant during the blitz hours when first you see life.‘ and then you see death. |

The station was. not on fire when la can from so r rd _

Liharlcccd A¢°°“"""" “'81 Hgflvcd. l but it ‘might iii-stuns I den whose crewmsf 21in rlaiod “lilo

E~‘-""‘"'" Tm“ Bmldm‘ llfialngiilgﬁ of tiilYc-‘l; HIPPS“: (liiiiilggththtfiiialghtigbgsgptiii Charlottetown illﬂl‘: P- Dﬁliﬁl” warehouse and a the r home.

it yard which made three iicrv , I beacons and turned niclit into day. i There was an ambulance at the

i block. Sn tFat was the ambulance that. was ntailahlo, the one this sec-ind Qirl had left parked by the curb.

found in the middle oi the nextl

meant turning the ambulance in the middle of the road and head- "18 back to the last. cross street. We made that first trip to the hospital all right. and the fifteen

work by this hour. FIRES‘ WEIRD BEAUTY PALLS THIIM We'd return from the hospital no the ambulance station and wait ior

The wait was never long, how- 9W1‘. because the telephone was alivays ringing. Then it was our, in

stopped their bombardmcrt and re- turned to their home bases. but the fine. Sitting around like this. thouqh. immediately after a heavy night, they were inclined to izo to

Another good covering is var-.

any plnii for motlern.

Clean-Up Begins in A; So

on ills Embers

Cool

was nimi of the time, she never _ ,___ __ Iitltltislllit. SOLICTIUIK. ETC. got rattlcrl. Not even when we " ' r" ' ~i tii Luziii Collection! would be gdng slowly down an RECREATION-ROOM IN BASE- n

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MENT GAINS STEADILY lN

"Good-by. Piccadill," . _ ilLilt ill!

*' ' POPULARITY the sense of the‘ wars" a’ me -— 5011i! li-EPIT. 5°" . f i The basement today is firmly i bourbs cease a'nd fires arc iii "_“'

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are made f.r this pu:_..=e. (‘an Use Word Floor. A word floor may be laid wth . an air space between it and the _ _ _ So run-i the verso in the ihymcd notice to ll tier amitl il-e fillﬂii oi I Conﬁrms ha“, _ __ this bcmli-iiiaotctl Iondon store. Tllls is 111-81 n"! 0' u" H" I “L I when it. romei tn equtpmcnt. m.” h, i", 3-,". I\t'i‘f_\'\\|!(!l’h in I/iviricn. Wit ch I" FBI‘ i‘! Hi1" ti‘ the i tha tutti. a “ed-for ﬁrms are a k ,_.

rr counties WORSE

established as the "rumpus rosin", “club room" or play rocm. The space beneath. the house has be- ccme almzst as imp0'.'tant. as that above grade.

Any home is enhanced by enough

foundations. while a bungalow measures some 28 by 3t) feet at a minimum. ‘Therefore space below grade usually can be divided into one part for the heating plant. wa- ter heater and laundry equipment, and one for games, lounging or workshop. Central Stairway

plant tucked behind the stairs. out of the wav. The stairs make I. nat- ural divislon, so if your heating| equipment is of the modern type enclosed in an attractive metal jac- kct. a partlion is not even neces- sarv.

rcsLstnnl. linoleum DlTCR or a w:od- finish floor may be laid I! Y9" B" ptlilltlmz be sure to treat. the con- crete first with a soution t0 Kii alkali, then us‘; the £799 9i Plim- wh ch will hold tip best under pos- sibly damp conditoiis Cement pant. concrete dye and soegiai ritbber-likc paints are some w‘.1. ch

“amps, or ‘hv German raiders to crack the Pccirlcb amule-

dclght in amateur wood-working. A dark room for photmgra-phy en- thusiasts and plenty oi’ storage

is also mtich in demand. I

on is waterproofing. Ittlislgpf

BRINGING UP FATHER

tennis apparatus. A carpenter's of the land makes dra nage below bench is popular among men who the level of the base of the foun- dation footings difficult, see that drain tile is installed all around the foundations or an outside coat space for sleds. bicycle. skis, skates of asphalt or pitch applied. '

whatever you want to do in youﬂcrncks and joints basement. the next thzng to check| necessary to ovoid dampnwv-

Properly mixed concrete for

also may b

l bar and a built-in bench and table-i

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the ivoi-k of clcarin: 1W‘ ‘-‘ ' way. Pedestrians. uoUi sliockctl b: such si"ill.~_ will Bride and groom did not

bombers spoil their W-(‘ddilllq When St. Barthloincivs ch ‘ll-l

space to be turned into a recreation ruined in a recent lnnloi n room. ‘ . - i Lorp C. I. Morrison, a fnxtm

The mznlmum sire which will j symm- and his bride. .\l ‘W adapt itself to use for ths pur- i Fowler, went right ahead .'. iron pose is about ll by l4 feet ‘ihe carved 519mm; o; mtg A iiiy-ﬂw most pciiillar bc-cemcnt Pill“ taorrioivti. Great blocks o F-“QT, rooms run about 12 by l8 feet. A Crushed this ambulance iliifieln two-storey house Ls lkely to meas- i during a raid on London. 1W N; ure clcse to 26 by 25 feet at the l. Forumawly the nn,h,,1m\.~nmy."fé‘

carrying no mint"! ‘"1"’ ""” by falling walls. H

CHAPEL IN BAKER"

LONDON —-(OP)- Bourh-ivrmi’

hit!“ away below street level the 1:3“, a

l house at Gattiis rcstaurar. m Sum _ Y.M.C

centre. is H-‘Pd i. tress-with 'l!"l‘\’°~‘9 l“

many! newthhtialieises‘ are bteing ‘the foundations. a special ocrnent _

bu t: a W1 SBIWBY rim h k t fl . ‘ l t oat on the intericr o ex- _ ,

the first loor in the middle of the c u w“ arm-u” n‘ , gnifofr own", mebaqlc wage“ ‘he huge We“ ______ g bﬂiemém SPICE. mid till hell-RB If there is room enough for iproofing and caulking of all MORE AND MORE BABnIE.ﬂ_

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Th” 11°“ "f ‘h’ P"Y"°°“' m“ new mis-oAow-‘ivi; nova: s /i be painted or dyed. covered with T EDOC _HE»|_ BE p, H1- asplialt tile or special mwisture- H Q_H "To wozagy.