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1116i!‘ future is in YOUR hands 5

Braclcen will pay the Family Allowances

increase the Old Age Pensions to at least $30.00 a month and malce them payable at 65 instead oi ‘Z0

The Security 0f Your Home is in YOUR nuns

It'slyour.cluty to VOTE on June llth next THINK aheliore you VQTE ancl THEN

lloLllllntE, Mun, llePllEE and STllOllO

I" he!‘ meat hour of need, Canada needs the stromr will)“ °f her women to face victoriously her crucial problems. A higher percent- age among‘ you than among the women of any province have seen their husbands, their sons. their brothers 0r their sweethearts leave their native Island for the grim duties of war.

You know that your men in uniform have endured more hard- Sllll) than would have been necessary because of the weak - kneed and shabb)’ mﬁ-nlwwer policy of the King government. Can you entrust

to that same government the future of those same men: when they return to civilian life?

If Mr. King could play politics with your husbands, your sons, your brothers and your sweethearts when it was a matter of life and death, will he not play politics with them also in the post-war period?

Osnbat Painters l lleportllanada’: llole liUllSEIlWlTlVE

POLL MEETING NORTH RIVER POLL

A meeting ol the Conservative

BY FRANK lI-INDS (Cllldlln PHI it!“ Writer)

TORONTO, May 80 -. (OP) - The visual story o1 Canadian sol- diers, sailors and almicn in action, I Committee will be held st Charles 0n leave, in transit, and sometimes‘ Lsrtefs on Tuesday evening, Jens in death, is told in more than 200V 5th st 8.30 p.31, - canvases ‘

m cnmdmn artists ALFIID no, I Chaim: nens-e-

amazed to his and now ex~ Geller-y. l . .

mm»: - prmt e» i Loni Besverbrook a h, /

iﬂak blotting their work M, T010110.)

tlntherllrdtme Brlltvtl‘ wn’ A m“; ' governmen s Great , 115 6 as: pp‘ the land lite belhindngslze “with

record of wlhat these front lime artists saw. I in

ted personne the services, they shared the bud- sbips and risks of fighting men in every theatre o! war .'Ilhe sothib- ltion here ls a representative eel- ectlon of their work, but many paintings are still being retained overseas for exhibition in London

om, and M tmeol, ma‘ o! humor otoltlhe silo-rug; mm kindly satires o1’ life for the woman in the services.

. Dt Anthony Inn, Lleut. Jack Nichols, F0. Albert Goutier, F0. Edwin x, HOIBBte and Lllias T. Newton all of Montreal: Lleut. Donald C. Mac_ KEY, Fredericton and Halifax; Lleut. Eitlwlﬁy Murphey, Capt, Geo, nenmt. Lt. Eric Aldwlnckle, 1'0. Donald‘ Anderson F0. A. Bayefdqy, Flt. Lt. Robert Hyndmml and Flt. Lt. Carl Schaefer all of ‘Toronto; Subfit. Tom Wood, Westboro, Ont; Cap. Orville Fisher, Ca. . Edward inspiration for many of his waterl J, Hugh“, gent mgmmdbon colors in the blasted baroquel

8indI'lt.Lt.PalA.G0ra , ll dhurches which marked the Allied ed Vancouver; ormpileifinqqi. march up through Italy.

ning of Saskatoon and Regine: IO. P.G Cowley-Brown. Victoria; 1'0. Goodrldlge Roberts, Kingston, Ont.

-born Mad. Charles Com- fort, graduate o1’ the Winnipeg School o! Art is the most prolific 01' the Emu]: of painters, with 40-? odd pictures ln tlhe show dcallnu. with every phase of service life from anti-aircraft. battery action in Eng- land to churdh parade for the Royal 22nd Regiment of Quebec and Mon- treal at St. Peter's in Rome, July 3, 1944. Maj. Comfort found the"

Battle Portraits

Maj. Comfort and Capt. bawren 9);],- A 311N117! Vinnie, Jr, son of thei

enoouver n o same name, 509mm, m m “med m“, have bolh contributed a. number Md 1n army,‘ Jam-y mum, o; of fine nor-trails of n1en and wom- m, dayllght hum-s, l “R g beg“; en in the ﬁnned fvms oversea! out for manufacture irrto paper.

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VOTE FOR

G. R. KEEF E

If Mr. King could break faith with them ina period of great up- ' heaval, do you believe that he will not break faith with them again, A i again and again in this critical nest-war period?

REMEMBER l

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ESTHER‘?

People’s Candidate ‘ran Councillor For Ward 5

J UH E 1"‘-

‘A SPECIAL HALF-HOUR BROADCAST

Presented by the Baha’is of the United States and Canada in connection with the San Francisco Con- ference.

“WORLD OllOElllS THE GOAL"

1th ROBERT W. KENNY,

Attorney-General of California, with speakers from Chin-a, Europe, Iran and Latin America.

SUNDAY, JUNE s CFCY e=ao P.M.

VOTE PROGRESSIVE conszxvlrrlv:

“Elect the men behind Bracken’

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PR MEETINGS rule's comm

n. emu-gm - Conservative Osndldote and other speakers wish to meet all o! the Electors of King's st Public Meetings which have been n nged u listed below, when the Party's policy and Drﬂltflm, "Id public matter: ln Issue ln the nrcsent Election will be discussed. meetings commence at 8:30 p.m.

m; ALIJI-Qoteoh I u w» van lhll-

LIQIII-AIV IAIDOI Nﬂkxonlz» June “h, “If!!! 3""!

nAhnnALs-n-asy, June uh. Hmhmhle "=11- mmmw RIVER-Wednesday, JIne 6. Public "a"- GEOBGETOWN-Thursdsy, June 7, GeorKBWWn Hall, ITUIGION-Irldsy, June 8th. Stun-non Hall,

NOB: Ieeters pious Isis these shellﬁ- I. I’. Mull, CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. FOR. KINGS. . c u c ndldato "wwmur" ~.*:.;:'?....""".i.-..'::':::‘r.... stanza" ..".'...:.~. u.‘ h ‘nun gt all of the shove meetings which ere beln| no u m Osrdlllll DWI“!

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I'r~s TIME FOR, A CHANGE

INC-ill‘!!! BY ‘HIE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PROGRESSIVE OONSERVATIVI ASSOCIATION.

l The undersigned Progreselvo

NOTICE

Conservative Condi- idstes for Queen's County will address the electors at the following places and dates:

SEA VIEW HALL, SATURDAY, JUNE 2. All Meetings Will Benin st 8:80 PJI.

W. CHESTER I. MoLUllE. J. ANGUS MeLEAN.

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