GOVERNMENT NOTICE

NATIONAL rWAR LABOUR BOARD ‘W’

Incorporation of Cost of Living

Bonus into

HE ATTENTION of all employers in subject .to the

Canada,

Wages Control Order 9384). is directed to the provisions of

Wage Rates

Wartime 1943 (RC.

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STOCK QUOTA 1101vs

Young llreftees Prepare To Work

i Montreal Stock Exchange

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Can Car Found Can Stcamshlps Oocleshutt

Can Vickers Dcm Coal Pfd Don A

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each of their occupational classifications, not

the Order requiring them to establish for r m ma,“ 1

above the rank of foreman, a single wage rate

or range of wage rates as prescribed by the I rules set out in Schedule “A" of the Order I

by adding to the previous authorized single l wage rate or previous authorized range of

wage rates the amount of previous authorized

cost of living bonus, and that such estab- lished single wage rate or range of wage rates shall be effective for the first payroll period beginning on or after February l5,

1944.

Employers who may not be paying pre- vious authorized cost of living bonus as

required by General \\."ar Labour Board, August 4, 1942, and

suant to the provisions of the \\"artime \\'l'ages Control Order, P.C. 5965, are re- quired to include such amounts of cost of

living bonus in the

rates of their employees under RC. 9384 effective for the first payroll period begin- ning on or after February l5, i944, as stated.

Chairman

NATlONAL

ZTAWA. CANADA

Orders of the National issued under dates of November 3, i943, pur-

establishment of wage

P. McTAGUE,

\VAR LABOUR BOARD

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Minimum Charla tor An!

Gontral Guardian locals. 5o per word; 2o per word; Announcements and per word; in Memoriam Notices

Floral and Spiritual Oileringa Cards. eto., 5o per name; be ol dine ﬂllllementa eo words for 51.0! cents for every additional s words. Notices of Thanks Appreciation, 70c per inch or do ‘or word. List-e of Subscriptions e0 cents per inch. Address and Prueentation 81.00. Other ram oa

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Condolence 78o per Inch; Wc and l0

IPPILCIHOI

__,_...._..____.-___.'__ female Help Wanted l mfliﬁﬁilihli. mm on. woman for general housework. Good. wages. Mrs. wyllle Allan. l) North River Road. 34-31.

WANTED-A COMPETENT MAID in family o! two. No w - apply Mrs. John aterStreet. 2 22-tf.

WANTED AT ONCE-TWO MAlDS for Kings County‘ Hospital. Montague. i... Mac an. Secre- tary. z-aa-

Good wages. Rattenbury. Z7.

Professional Barns

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al. treat. cnousu mow AND

tahcrtlaonent u Conte

Western and Eastern loco-n Corning Events 3o per woro; 70o per inch; “an: o!

Wanted

R.C.A.F . FLIGHT $Erseant and wife gleslre J-room. ed apartment or flat by 3rd March. preferably on airport bus route. Apply H. Guardian.

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For Sale ron sate - oxswintttdls near- ing stove, one_ ran e with reser-

V011‘. 89 Rocnfo Street 2-25-21.

Yeast Tonic Tablets for Nervous Disorder- A zeucrnl blood tonic. 89c lt-ostpaicl. The 'l‘wo Macs Dmg Store, Charlotletouuta 25 a

Male Help Wanted wanna - MAN ron ream

work. house provided lf married. Board if single. Good wages, per-

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l Mtl Power

5 Am Tel dc Texas Co United Aircraft

Vanadium Corp West Union

MO Prgduce prices today rlculture follow:- 0E1

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prints Jobbing price

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wholesale, pasteurl 93-3525.

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Massey Harris Nat Steel Car Can Nor Pfd Nor-ands Quebec Power

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New York Stock Exchange

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Rubber Tel

_ $9 sedan as 33:33

‘IORONID. Stock Quotation-

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BY SYDNEY GEUSON

Ileb. l4 - *0?) — Canadian Prue Staff Writer

LONDON. 1'55‘. 34 — ‘GP’ T, ﬁn“; '| "great experiment to revitalise Britain's canine mlnlns industry with tho labor of N011!!! dreftoes bacon lnauapiclouely in an emoephore of unrler. amonl the eoiltryo minors over money allow- enees.

45 It was saved by the timely awards re r-s [increasing wages tnrourllvut the 360 ‘mining industry. but for a few days ‘i’! latter the first 600 younlz men draft- ll ‘so for the mines reported at ‘area:- entree, it a rod e e 54 ltligo Sroprm mi‘ t blow u; in the a mns r’ ace. orrrrtsc rrcrri all strata ct British 1 0., society. the boy; went grudgingly to "qﬂthc mining communities, Most had 33o Wll"LlXllg career; in the air force pans; Ind ‘army. ‘Hire-ir- laolr of den- lsuugdm or mung was un er- ' The geriumbllng flared into open l I i

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rebellion when the boys mostly aged ltland l9. found they had practically nothing left of their “i050 training lallowance alter paying laundry. bllleting, canteen and other expensel. _ .'1"hey quit work at Coventry an iPontffract barely two day, alter _ star ng, 1_ “We don't mind the pit and we 34° don't mind working hard but we 03 want enough to live on and be able 3: tomsend someltahlng t; orxr‘pe$;ts.'l' - so IO-yoar-o Joe rown n ca -2 comment. ‘the award; raised their training nay from $1050 weekly to 3 $13 50 with the promise cf more as soon as they begin working under- groun . ~ They will go underground after a month's preliminary physical ‘fnﬂralnlne by special instructors re- g; leased for the Job by the army. The 11 {lqlvouths are being taulzhf. the surface 3 solworkings of the mines by old-timers 36 S-iland given preparatory trip, below :36 lhgssuriaee. M I b - many as poes e rave een 9 35 bllleted in miners‘ homes. The miners themselves welcomed fhetn whole- ' heartedly and Bnb Condom. South Wales coal-lace worker. voiced the Oldtr men‘; sentilnenls.

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in training comes just in imo to revitalize the natal-pressed miners of llle coal fronﬂs." he said "We've been very like a besieged city. fight- ing a hand and losing battle. Now we

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lng on the hills. Our hearts give a. heerty welcome to the bore who are‘

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PRODUCE

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1'6 " 9.5.‘ s; common of As-

Eggs: Graded shipments quoted spot 85%’: for A-Lar e A-Med- t as-asle; a-Pullels 47%: B]

Butter: First grade creameryl

solids, job ice -36-36§é.;‘! 1 35 startle N0.

Cheese: Current white aznod colco- sh u .

iii: ilevililwxlnbbﬁd °" t ha’ O O O CC WC Q I Qua, white and zcglhred ad vﬁial s‘

Potatoes: 75 lb. ba s No. 1 Que. NB.a.ndP.EI,l.5: N0.2Que. No. l smell RE !. and NB.

Mess Room Chatter T

BY LOUIS V. HUNTER Canadian Press Staff Writer

WITH TH AIN. Fob 24 -tCFl— By now PO. G. L. Cralgj; good name has been cleared, but his face was. red for a 1on8. long time.

When the Fitzroy Harhu. Ont. c parcel from his mother the usual crowd Bathererl round to cc whv. delicac- ies it contained. Instead of the treasured food _il'.ices and food he ex-mtod. he found baby's garments - -anrl he is a bactrecr. he looked

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_________________‘_________ RZMEMBEII WHEN

Fran: Gotch i in 1913s as wrestlirls champion

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FEBRUARY

STORAGE BATTERIES ARE VITM. To THE WAR EFFORT

EXiOQ DEALERS CAN TELL YOU HOW TO MAKE YOUR BATTERY LAST LONGER

FAILURES CAN HE AVOIDED

EXIDE BATTERIES OF CANADA, LIMITED

TORONTO

CANADA

waltlh to t acquaintedl"

Thcgboprsgewho went. from cltlce.

town; and villages to the m communities of Iancashlre. York- purc ‘and nurlénrllalayem a crow-mt- Ecno young l‘ l1- l. may were from shnpe. factories. lctflces and farms. Scene like Donald gnummer who wanted to be I M1001 -tcl1cher, were straight from 561001- lOlhers, like Pete: Waltely. were 1n- tent on finishing their studies, load- ed down with books to cram in their spare time.

They grumbled but they also found exmuzh humor in what they con- jsldered their poor luck at ‘drafted to shout their favorite EH8-

"dorrt go down the mine. daddy" l- -a5 they arrived at the mlnlns centres.

GREENVALI W. I.

Mrs. Albert Paul enlotlalned the tnembers of Greenvale W. I. at her home on February seventh. The meeting opened with “The Island Hymn" the or ‘ siding. Seven mcenbers Wtre Phe- sent. A report of the acelel even- lnz held in January has give . total receipts were $38 l3. not pro- ceeds $33.86. Bills . $5. for quilting material and also bill, for fruit and for swap. towels and blackboard eraser. were paid

Red Cross committee reported 3 quilts, l pair socks, 2 pairs army sookﬁ and 4 girls pylemas had been forwarded no Red Cross House.‘ Mrs. While invited members to.

“Th, “w, m“ 5,-5.1», gtoy, a" her home for lluiltlnl snaking, foggggiﬁcul

lowing Wednesday. A appreciation had been recelvedl from Spurgeon Moore oversees. and one from Klnsmervs Club

jggkngwledglng d°1mt1°.,_ The nmqlted Crosslwork quilting malerlalsf r

gram was as follows: "Laws Gov-I

can see the dust of our relief aria-lemma women and Cmldrm" "M. Warm“

by Mrs Miller MeePherwn_ this

wee followed by a discussion on_

a. ‘I: .. ta.- ego as

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0n andiafrr: April 1.

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A adorn: M3»

coupon book-

. s: aiazss

c1135 arors of commercial

of their vehicles. By will help to reduce to

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(By The Canadian he”

“time retirement id's nenvvwslgm tnmw that

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no graded gasoline will be siold

except upon the presentation of a 1944-45 rlliﬂﬂ

To assure thctnrnlveai suﬁicient gasoline to carry on normal business activities after March 31, oper-

vebicles are urged to complete

at ante and iv; ell-rail the required application for each

co-operating in this way, they a minimum any delay in issuing

new gasoline licenses and ration coupon books.

The operation of the 1944-45 gasoline rationing

returns ron- new wmc PROVINCIAL SANATORIIJM

Sealed tenders will be received at this Office until n Friday, March 10th. 1944. for the construction of a ., to the Senator-lute Building. Charlottetown. Prince! ward Island, according to plans and specifications»

g seen at the Offices of J. E. Harris and E. S. Blanche

Architects, Charlottetown.

Each tender muatrbe accompanied by a certified eheq for ten per cent of the amount.

The lowest or any tender not hecessarlly dltcepled,

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L. B. MacMILLAN, Deputy Minister of Public W .

reading. for Britain Fund $2.00; Que‘ by Canadian Fund $5 00: Russian poems, 11-51 510.60: Save the Chllcm; ._ $20.00; Greek Fund $10 00; ' Cross Appeal sla 2o Armin wtRe<|i1tC(x;loss:Lel‘-1t)larv., qqmh co qu ona .9 lr helmet, 1 Phlr u. Q‘ "w

Health Inurance, etc. A ‘More About ‘simple Saving" Miss E. Rackham. Two "Kitchens" and ‘l-lomes" given by Mrs. J. L. Brown end Mrs. Earle| Macltao, were followed by ‘I1 ‘Pidbltla Far

con s and a donation of 50 cents

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OWNERS OF COMMERCIAL A VEHICLES E

Apply NOW for your new Gasoline Ration Books

tnltts. pairs boys’ shorls_ 5 b-lby wit; l3 articles to _

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i / o/v. mo»1.n"-[[l[[ //fl[ 0/!

was ‘received from a member. Re- rediments were served bv the host- ess and a pleasant social time en- . At the annual meeting all over, re-elected, and the lino ll roport zlven. Receipts $216.62. Ezfprldltures 8H5 ‘i4 Out.- standlm expenditures were for ewlfor sick, for four-l for Christmas treats and for overseas boxes. Don- ations: 13B. League. e10 00; Milk

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plan is basically the same as that now in effect. Aftu investigation, an allowance will be-Dﬁxcd for each commercial vehicle. This allowance Will be measured to the essential wartime needs of the vehicle.

On and after April 1, service station attendants will not accept gasoline ration coupons unless the license plate number of the motor vchiclc for which they were issued is turimn in ink on each coupon. With the 1944-45 gasoline license, a new windshield sticker. bearing the letter "T", will be issued. Until this sticker is alixed, no gasoline may be purchased for the vehicle.

sport into universally has em _

confusion from which no

-rqiangcg.mégq PROCEDURE TO II FOLLOWED IY APPLICANT

FOR “COMMIRCIAL" CATEGORY Lvory commercial vehicle operator must obtain o seporoio gosoliao license and ration coupon book for eoeh commercial vohlelo In operation, and must ﬁle or

soporoio opplleollon for ooeh such vehicle. Hero is how ho obtains his gasoline license and roiion coupon book or books:

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J A. BENTLEY K C Barristers and Attorneys-at» LII

manent sltlun for good man. a “n at me label Yr 1L w‘ for .. ‘l FP’_.B..'EO.°".K°"‘1“3‘°“" 245'“; h C airédflth; saidel’ Iva; {H5 moather. ra e l

ESCBPCO glllilLbl-lfg ha? revgléiiiu: cflglljroégiﬂaepgl M ~—~~~—W~—————#~———-—% me eore ‘rem _s no gr n. ‘g EsC-lPl-ig FRI-BL Wlgx g-gpkgg which she salrl. ‘.u etlec‘: “Am very, ggiveimq- Jenkins retained the lights ca?! A‘ 4 left edr B over’ surprised‘ why “it w“ bemre?" He: loitmt-onghlp um“ 1905 when he Reward sbumeon hymen“ |cast his tnlnd hntk fiutlle." and re-l was d9! agree Haolrensehmldt who Norman]. - $254, callerl- -as ho assigns most of his W“ e" d by Gﬂtch the sung

_ ‘ ‘my bank hctne- -that Tic mq cabled H clwsoz m run FLESH

for 15 Dvllllds to .;o on leave. and L? The story of anblnsou Crusoe was “"1 revolve: til». lauzzlllls re 1y. founded on the actual adventures

It wasn't until he rue vod a 'of Alexander Selkirk. w-lro spent four M0 Ytgag}

llettci" flrom ills tlzcther that he ‘real- Xeags 0n an lslend off lire coast of lmegzilzg geaadd.ggl’ll.°,_i;“e)fiﬁigg $332: mo»... °“ " -——- bee: with‘; ...":%sltrl:~.:.=.r°.l-» v . _ _. .- » . _ LOFDON 5w?) 1h’ mwm pounds." Somewhere along the w“ bolus rsullding in Charlottetown ‘ukm Tm" "mun" ‘llfefinév "Jhmrvilféhlzrar "lpilwcgr alga" the cable code number for such l“ Queen‘ Cmmlyv i"! Tllﬂﬂly. 15¢ Charlottetown ; “f; - e ‘ ‘ v , messages had loan (‘llilllfid 11th day at Marco. n. 0.. 9i . M - Stunt; calls for me building of mole ‘h, “our n‘ “valve we w“ m ‘he | trunk yoads and reitﬂllfvinsrflme by-l A couple n} ‘Kdgélnq BC kids torenoon ' svwvu-m-mwmmamas-tnv pass roads strictly for mo - W1... have seen lust about as"much_ m l

'01’ the world as any airmen are Flt. numb" 65 m Qua" ' ‘DQQC d

U c T B Mcsqulto bomber untll rhey; were I o N L Elhratlonal training: unit and have‘ AT run aucrtou WAREHOUSE, onarron smear f“ °" ‘WM “l” "We" Gib-l Malta's heaviest blitz and at one‘ never Bot that far oeeeusc things

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Morrcllrna Company ll. F. ARGIIIBALD

Ho secures his 1944 vehicle license plofe and/or permit.

He aoeuroe on ﬂpplltﬁllbn form from hie nooroet For! Oﬂlee.

Ho ﬁlls out lhla form, ' , ovary __ ', and Ho hot this form properly endorsed.

Ho sends by moi! io the nearest Regional Oil Control Office hie application, his motor vohlelo roglslvptlon ponnli ond o $1 voglsmtlon foo. (Yho foe of $1 mual oeeornpony ooeh appli- eotion . '

Ho will receive, after o week or more during which his application ls carefully investigated, his gasoline ileemo and roilon coupon book or books, and his motor vohlelo registratio- permit wlll be returned.

He should wrilo In Ink on ooeh coupon the lleonao plate number of the motor vehicle.

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PIIICI IDVIAID ISLAND Chappall lulldlng, Chovloltotowlt- NOVA SCOTIA - I00 Soekvllll Urloi, Hollies.

NIW IIIIHSWIQ 2| Oellnoln Stroll, Sole! Idle.

Merchants Club Iollhg, Ouehoe City.

“n” ' " ' ' ' n» Chalet, lolontoloto ma, nmmt 794 Ianlt Sheet, Ottawa.

l2 Grange Avenue, oi Spodlnc, Toronto. 79 KInQ Shoot Wool, Hamilton.

655 londen Shel Won, Windsor. Canada Iennonent lolidlno, Winnipeg. ' I706 Nomlilon Qtroet, Rulno.

Williamson lloelt, Edmonton. lid West Meetings Sinai, Vancouver.

northiern hurrah’; is‘!

h ‘ , hi; lrsi.'.'-.~ze..rﬁ ,. i115»? n rt: at?“ the gal:

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Ll. Wllllatn Embre d F0. G if ‘it .R.ennie. who onnstliuileh the crevsoof Prm“ Euwanl mum‘ bu“ asslzneti to new duties They met aecldentn"; zit an op- ‘been toeether slnce...'rhwy've flown 3 [the Atlantic. been oval‘ Germanyqi Ylltlr t0 Malia end other Middle- East mints, 'l‘1ey went throuth; u Y stage in their career found lhern- ' ' 7 R selves posted to Slnglgnrﬁ. but they ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' AT 1 P. M. ' ' ' '

fell apart loo fast mereabouts and ‘ihev wen» diver-ed to Calm

NOW lhEl/‘re fefrylnz aircraft to the Middle East and Penn]:- says it ‘makes quit» 1w break. ln England ‘ﬁne dill’. and North Africa and

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I am instructed by Mr. Murdock Ross to sell by public auction his household eﬁects and tailoring equipment, in- loluding beds, cots, tables, chairs, kitchen range (llnter- fimshmqrlnd oranges the next") Iprise), kitchen cabinet, writing desk, library time, oil -

' ‘stoves, Victrola and records (10 Vol. Philharmonic Edition n J M" Modem Music), books, pictures, ﬂoor coverings, large man-| I ' ' - tel mirror, 2 - 6 ft. mirrors, 2 tailoring machines (Singer). "VPPMITRIIT

g ﬂttlnr and ﬂnnnlvlna Glamor

1 Raymond sewing machine, ice cheat, step-ladder. unelaim- p m - m “has . .....-... - .. tar-ls liga- -. otrtnrurur or uullnlon no sumv

ed suits, overcoats, dresses, some dishes, pots and pans and om" “ilﬁ ironic? u "' n ‘ Honourable C. D. HOWI, Aﬁlier Dated this 9th do! of n 1

levoral other articles. W. H. BEATON, l" n2 ri ole me a (Truetoll. “ "Rumour

m u OHIAIIO e e e___i_ _'__ day of July A. 0f l!" am! collate“? ed by laid James Curler to Andrew

by Deed dim 16th on of

MANIIOII - SAIKATCNIWAN - AIJIITA IRIVIIH COLUMIIA

do! E mode in the page» o! h.“ ' money and intern!

t" Holidays at». av enonintrnenl

Office Lonnected with IJIUGQTOII

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Auctioneer. 5e _ l-ill-ll-ﬂl-aa.

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