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SALVTION ARMY

BETRAYED by weakness or circumstance, men. and women seeking to rebuild broken lives turn to The Salvation Army.-

Last year, 10,585 visits‘ were made to prisons and police courts; 1,502 men and women were committed to The Army by magistrates; 6,71 5 prisoners were met on discharge; 2,662 were restored to homes or former work, or jobs

found for them.

This is only one side of The Army’s work on Canada's home front. This work MUST Through the human touch of The Salvation

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Today sees the opening in com- munities across Canada, with a iew exceptions, oi the Salvation

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hike up deficit in ovations and to oanry on the wor next year. Here in Charlottetown, an army oi over 150 csnvassers will stage a onrday drive on Tile-id”. W11?" it is hoped our objective o! 89000 will be surpassed. tbroﬂsh the Ben- eroeity o! our cit‘ . In Sumrne side. the Y's Men's Club undo!‘ President Horace MacFarlane will conduct the canvass, while the Women's institutes and Red Gross will have charge oi the rural sec- tions.

Air Marshal W. A. Bishop, V.C., Chairman oi the National Advis- ory Board oi the Salvation Army, in a statement irom Ottawa. ask-

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The foundation oi civilization is beyond question the Christian home and with this in view the Home League oi the Salvation Army is organized with a. mem. bership o! 10.000 in s70 com-

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PENICILLIN

By Order in Oouncil (Canada Gazette August 4). all preparations tor in action purporting to contain penici in or_its derivatives must be marked with the potency of the penicillin on the label. On all pre- parations put up in capsules, lab- lets,- pills, sachets. loaenzes or other similar dosages, the penicillin content must be stated.

YOUR Dolurs are needed

to continue the work oi’ The Salvation Army on the home front. They alone

go on.

munities ior the purpose oi de- i‘

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111g wide support oi the campaign, declared that the $1,500,000 asked was s. small sum ior the support of a social service organisation o! such importance to Canada as the Salvation Anny. h l. u‘ " wever, enoug peep »m contribute w make this ei,aii0,000 or the work oi the Salvation Army will be handicapped,” he said. "The public slo an in this year's campaign is “ Better Poo- plo For A Better World." The Bel- vation Army's greatest aim since it was founded in 1M5 has been to make better people and it sought out people who needed its help and helped them. The Army has made better people oi millions who have come in touch with it. , Iniormation on the uses to which the Salvation Army put it's iunds showed that more than l6 per cent of the outlay in 1944 had been on rehabilitation work among vet- erans and their dependents. The total outlay this year was ex- pected to be considerable higher. Salvation Army activities in the communities in which it operated accounted ior 36 per cent. The work was for the regeneration or the people and much oi it could be classiﬁed as rehabilitation work among the non-veteran popula-

on.

Another 2'! per cent was ior soc- ial service. Under this heading came the chain oi women's and children's institutions and hos- pitals across Canada, the prison work in all large cities, men's soc- itals work and the operation oi hos- e

The balance was devoted to the maintenance oi Salvation Army missionaries sent out from Can- adian divisional. national and in- ternational headquarters, training costs and the pensions iund, solo Air Marshal Bishop.

The need ior the Army's work is as great today. As one who has seen the operation oi the Salvation Army in two wars and on the home iront, I cannot ask too strongly ior the public sup- port in this urgent and most im- pommt task.

OVITAWA, Sept. 17 — Commen- dation oi the work oi the Salva- tion Army in Canada was ex- pressed recently in a statement by His Excellency the Earl oi Ath- lone, Governor-General. in be- half oi Her Royal Highness the Princess Alice and himself. Their Excellencies voiced the hope that the people of the Dominion would wholc-heartedly support the Sal- vation Army's campaign ior $1,- 500,000 which opens across Can- ada today. The Earl oi Athlone is Honorary President oi the Sal- vation Army National Advisory ‘Board.

The statement said that His the past iive years that the as- sistrmce the Salvation Army gave had tar-reaching consequences in

in the services.

"Now and ior a long time to come. the Salvation Army is giv- ing and will continue to give wise

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SALVATION ARMY

Q No distinction of age, sex, creed or color restricts the Salvation Army.

“be, be“ in ....:... ' . . . -"'*‘ n ' “ parents . . . families caught in the toils of mls e . . . old people destitute and miserable . . . all these look with conﬁdence to the understanding heart and the human touch of the Salvation Army.

in its shelters and hos itele, its homes {or children and the a . . . through countless J contacts . . ; YOUR Salvation Army ca ee on its tireless work. Your dollars are needed NOW as urgently as ever.

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proved by The Salvation Army to be an inhliible means oi meet- inl the human problem and the ever present chaos in which men

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the lives oi a large number oi men -

His Exoellenc the Earl oi Athlone, Govern eneral oi Canada

said the statement. "The various Governments, Federal, Provincial and Municipal, have set up re- habilitation machinery but in counties instances hel not other- wise provided, is needhd, particu- larly in the domestic and per- sonal problems oi veterans and their iamdlies."

“We must make it possible ior the Salvation Anny to meet this demand upon it, which is over and above the many other branches oi service wherein it iills so import- ant a part in the liie oi this Do- minion. The Princess Alice and I Join in COﬂlﬂlBﬂIlilm this appeal ior iunds to all who may be in a position to contribute."

His Excellency accepted the Hon- orary Presidency oi the salvation Army Advisory Board on November 30th, 1940. His term oi oiiice as Governor-General ls drawing to n close and he will be succeeded early next year by Field Marshal

Sir Harold L. G. Alexander.

Army's

oi approaching suiiering need ior help than MW. In ill are adaptable and ei- devastating wake, war has swept ive. along with it the tragic problems The oi scattered families; oi devastat- been ing loss oi property and posses- sions; oi countless heart-breaking incidents, which have never been equalled in the history oi the civil-

ised world.

Your Dollars

are urgently needed for this work o£ mercy

No agency can lake the place oi The Salvation Army in the great task oi helping the un- fortunate and rocloiminq human lives. Its work oi mercy needs the support of your dollars. Give generously.

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Army are doing an essential work on the home front. Continuance of this work in the face of increasing need is dependent upon YOUR

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CENTRAL GREANIERIES

Help to bring ltlew Hope to Shattered Lives

In its homes, hospitals and hostels ior men, women and children who have fallen prey to mischnnce or human frailty, The Salvation Army brings new hope to the despairing and restoms shuttered lives. Your dollars are needed to make this work possible. Give generously.

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Help to make Better People for a Better World

Through experienced personal contact and Ila homes, hospitals and hostels, The Salvation ‘ Army restores to useful living the victims oi mis- 2 chance, mistake and human weakness. Never _ was the need so great ior your dollars to make possible this task oi making better people i0! O better world. Give generously.

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