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_f Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance S T QCK QUO 1A “CNS Minimum Ollsrls fer All! Advertisement s5 an,“ ' nnrdlnn

Guulflward: Anuowmthlrish," w.“"' "Ill Intern leesls

filth... u nu were ln Iousorilus Nfi 10s u a “"11”, ' "Gilt i s u r~r.:::.~ls:.-:.é.i:'ys.t;;-. .... .. as. '.....:.* "i mi "I Yuk Sink c" ° It wore- for use

and l0 eents for every all tleusl I we u; f

Appffllllllflll, 10o per iuel: er 6e per word. Lists o: smTtfi

‘q Qlflzallotl lnell. Addrem sud Presentation 8M0. Other rs on i

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Bell Tel 155] Brazilian 35 —-

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WANTED-GIRL son ouuunAl. Wanted CB" Btrnmshire 12 s-a '4‘ 5m! so a-e “PP” “ “mlrftl 33§5s%?=531»“°" ll it °“°‘ "‘ °"‘° fi iii

- - AND Tilrlirrs ~ nee y, Q9 Dom Coal Pid i4 1-2 Eleo Auto Lite a

WANTED ax sarruuum m, n: work. ou his tihrllruilitnliefir’: 9°“ 5°” 9 1-2‘ m“ N 1'4 maid for general housework tor for 10b fl gpnwnpn" up“ Dom Textile 15 14, Gen K010i: 51 5,‘ small family in mtcn. Good Offioe clerk. Letter Carrier Mail Dryden 7 H, at Nor "p1 3-, H “may Apply cumin“, clerk. Customs Examiner’ "ween Steel wales u Kennecet 31 1.4

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WANTED - BUSINESS LADY M.O.C. Civil Sgt-vie; hi?» gill? t 1"“ "Wkel as 1h» Nor Am c0 l0 ti: wants a reliable housekeeper im- Toronto l0. The oldest in Can. Lake cf Woods 35 P Pete 47 74 lllcciilltelyq four of a familk 3 ado. No Agents, ‘.Massey Harris 8 3-4 Texas Corp 49 3,4 children, ll adults. Wages- S .00 .Mtl Power 3g 34 , Std Oil N J 55 54 llitlilliliy. lf suitable. will pay fare wanted ‘Nat Steel Car 57 14 I United Air 3g 3.4 t» sggrtrlvggh ding“ lgfr- Sigm. ‘N lgfrgggecom 4g 3-; U g ggergfeé-o 4i. l-a W. ze s. -. ' AVAL 0F -

John, N. B. B-ii-ii Wm, ,0 mftiaiii,‘ orfitligomwftfrlf Lag Pfd i7 1-4 u s Steel co ea s-a

w: "w-“ri when suit».- ln do. Write p“ 1°‘ A l "“““‘“‘"“ °°YP 1° 1-1

‘J/iiiie rlelp Wanted T." Guardian. 8-10-3i. w?‘ “a?” g; f: i— ' HANTED - LIST BOY wrru ‘ ‘ “WiIQCI. Apply Guardian. 8-6-tf.

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lvritxlu) - WELL EDULATED d Di

lliilil 0vcr‘furly-hve_ as a regcgler. wfisgdeetflames Calder- ziiglfifii Abmbl com 3 . Apply beleflive WW1“ 109» , Abmbi Pm . cnnl-lottetown, P. E. I. 1-2641. FOR SALE _ 13 ACRES STANW < Asbestos ‘, $55. "YT """‘ ins hay. A1 st 13 ‘B A Oil . leachers Wanted River. ex e “kmlflgif lggthurltt m 31Z-M°““°“ l”

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“ANTED-TEACHER FOR run Fig! dSALE - Lovltpy FARM Don A s a-e Charlottetown Kindergarten. Ap- °° lmflflon- ‘M.’ Guardian. ‘ Fraser V T C l8 I-4 ply to CJ-l. Black Secretary, Box 5-10-31, l Hir Walker 53'

M- 315- “4141-‘1-"01: sAu: - uousu- 141 IIILLS- ghrnqieAOiI 28 $.12!

Aurel}; I] PRQISIIIAL Aron m“ 3m"- Awlv Guardian lrrzplgél 16 i-a‘ m

st. ll _ r ge o0. - - n e 22 3-4 RONPO A . _ _.q¢. F.‘S.eiv3el1, Secretary. 8-1 -2i. Price Com 17 1.2 sin: Torontohstqfi

IUANTIZD - TEACHER FOB mp Pulw". One set Renfrew st k StIiIl€IOIJSenSrCBIAOOIhI1SGEYG‘g;-JI§DIB- helicrglelshotrvggn Rrgggmmgv Y t d ’ iA-‘w Close HIGH - ' I r ' B.‘ 1.10m Shaw. seer-stew. s- ow. a-io-zl < 8° er a)’ 3 ifigiffflld "g ANTED - TEACHER. FOR FOR SAL! - RUBBER-TIRED . : l“ 73

"High Bank School. Supplement drivins Wagon. Excellent condi- Market 23%;‘: "Q2 5150.00. G. F. Roberts, Secretary. tion. Everett W. Allen, Middle- A on x 34

9'11‘ ' ' Broccoli. bunch 15c fwtil 0a 3-4

EXPERIENCED 'r u A o n u u. “TTENT!” FARMERS - WE °“~“1m°“’" 15-20 unt°mr a, 13°

wnntedtfgléoweque $11,‘); has‘? one £510 filwggspézyer for gggggeglelzi 20-22%: gig“, m a ‘ lmen . . Lriny ec , ~ - 1- »- ' ' §Q“,,.,,,,,.y_ a404, Charlottetown. a-Q-li-IS-tf. gig]; if‘; 20g? gig? léet g

vTfOFltn - ruAcllalt FOR. Machinery Emmi‘- dial“ 402 gfrfégirled 125 Sonshalv School. High ‘ - Eggs. doz. 48c 301,110 :8 f: mcnt. Neil salmond, secretary, sAw lvnu, “Acumen” AND K055i Bee! 30-321mm,“ n I‘; Bonshuw. l-il-ii-ii. Ctamp Equipment. lmormous stock (‘flftaggifi q‘ 40c I 3m Dom a,’

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WANTED - ruAcualt FOB ntPyf"n'él‘tl‘..;‘°‘i,tii.l;.',““g,,gg,gg Veal 3%.“? §‘°““"* 1° 1-4 Avmldale School. Supplement etc. ullinlrett. beds rill-tires...‘ Spring Lamb 80-400 BffiYnm m 1-4 $100.00. James p. O'Donnell. cable, etc. Inquire‘ 1mm us we’ Carrots. lb. ilc ca; Em 3-“ Secretary. B-li-tli. can sge ou money. M Zak,“ gutted Plants 25-156 Cdn Mal 1%

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"r cw. o»... oat ““"‘°.‘f.3li’;i'l: 551°‘ fr‘??? ’ instant" is $100.00. wellirlgm M; by . "event 2 for 25c Cent Pcr '11 5PCYPMYY- 5R": ca“ Leavlng %lilifiens'éb'een Mountains pk ghteesntlell?“ x110: "'" m ‘Hm —- Fresh Cod. lb. ' ' '

Found rfiifrfify. of; .‘Z?J.‘..r..f.’§“§'t’t’§ Hangout n- 15-532‘ 333753??? 5'38

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Rrup _ PACKAGE or‘ myr- Mow, Aclemflefpply TQYPPI? Radishes. $331611 15 235 pginfée {,3 tcr, also fox. Owner may have ' ' Spinach 10¢ Dension o4 same. by pa g expenses. Frank Rhubarb, lb. 4 (or 75¢ Duquesne m 1.3 Hamm, Ch’ own B. R. Nc. 5. Onions, bunch 3 for 25c Eli-Et- C!‘ i6 1-4

G-li-Si. Cabbage, each 15c East Mal 1,57 | C . Lost X000 3|) 535?. Bfifif. n “f3 Rifiiffii. or i"?

I Roses. bunch 25c FTimm 33

LOST -m crry AUGUST 9th R Melons. - 1 Gillies 01 sum of money. Notify Guard- Cllcillflbfiig? finch 438 519mm 03 inn. Reward, 8-10-2i. ,' gfxlvptlrr. zgeenh 8 for 25c ggiggll. m 13g

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LOST —I-‘0UR room; cArnuYTo Appfegs 00;.“ we 3 M 245:? Golden: o4 1-4 Tlvo red and two white and red. Pens. qt. 35c 30158896 l3 Wesley Vesey, York. 8-11-21.‘ gens i3) pod 3 {or g5 gwllillfl 03 lag

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Raspberries, pt. 20-25 Gtinnar 30 1-2

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN Goosberms basket 1 25 i-lalclow o4 1-4

I E THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC. Aue- New 901m’... m o, 7 m, 55 Halliwell o4

i0 —(Tuesday) - (Am-Japanese m, mt m k t ' L56‘ rledley 35

err-s “P” ‘.’l“£l°-...“°“;‘.“.§‘.ill a t: t:

i n. u as ac r ur 1 _ . Farm consisting of 130 Acre; of one the dgfensive, are expected t0 IQZZMQQ-QQS bunch Home 3.00

l-flnfl. 120 Clear. Situated at offer stronger resistance to the Homest 05

iiltlrshncid. 5 miles from Charlotte- next attack than they did at Miln- H°W9Y 28

guy. '.~i File“ from sltfi ureter: _ ‘ q Hudlgay 32 l! i\\' r

" "' "" " ’ nlfd".titlitfiefié“%l“‘ltii.iil““ntt Lift Ban 0n n» Ne s y“! b’ “m "uh °' “mm” ‘m’ Georgia is the next immediate ob- Jemwe V7 3-4

m“ Se" l“ ‘m’ “were” h" u ti of victorious American units. o Jm Co“ o3 1'3

Illllililil‘ in Purchaser. One lot l” ye i l ndm an n I w k Ker!‘ Add 1, 0

"im-‘ii-‘llin! of 86 Acres with build- “w Rear Adm n comma m tgm y k L. 31

ng. Other lot 50 acres without flmpmbmu‘ “we emmm“ i‘ h e Kirk To 11 1-3

lbulidlngg, Goo; M,” Ind o“; Japanese at Vila are stronger t an Lake Du,“ l”

"lliiflifigi. those overcome by United 5W“! LONDON A mks 5m," "314

runny 50011‘ soldiers at the Munda air lease . 11B. 9 —(CP Cablel- mmque 585 For the first time inoe J 21 ' Mlrlhlleld, r. rt. l. last week. , B en- bel o; 34 l-s-ol The Admiral. who gvaésl m3‘ htiefit- giic-otfignyb: fiisgrgidthfer dailyamlvarfi Leitoh 103 lfi d, thought it pro a e a a e om » Lil L L ' engmy was being reinforced at Vila Llftinztgfktherrban and export of the Mum; 3g:

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2535;“ Salomon‘ - 5mm ous sections of the British public idalartic jg lending from Guadalcanal, in the argued the question whether it W-rwi- 133 F0 southern so\omom_ northwest o1 should be allowed abroad. Mchellan o3 1'4 nun- rw Bran nun" m“ t?“ r 1-2 emfirlw “r ‘fifijfiffeg, a m (‘m gert MOT§1SO¥I 53111133 unldecrr ‘the d? Min gory 19115:

‘i v a w“ e ._ f g l ti' J g1 194;; Moneta ' AZALEA: Chestnut mare, “ma?! ;am‘f,',‘,,,‘,’;°§nf:§, ‘Legeknfifeh eraereteiertltllsasilg? s'el.i1t1ry fit, tile m, ueglls I: 6 years old b P f B '- u“ °n y in June 194i. agitation increased 1918s 15 r y e er re“ headquarters Nwfild- ' - Norm‘; ' 5

er, dam 1491a Frisco 208 by _______.___- i" 11m“! the bfln- Flnfilli! ii- WM Nordon‘ l! 3-4

8., I,“ . ,’ ' ’. “OMB yRODUQ-y announced by the home office on ob" 0i 1-4

fr" lzinclsco with fllly ~ ___ Aug. as. i942, that the ban was Okalia 9e oai ‘at side sired by Abner zolvmA. Nyasaland _ (or-v - llagelrailanréutofintg letter trc tilllieormgglx; omega g3

T. CiQ-"g 204V Spinning wheels are beinfl 6100"!" __ e p Pe gm, Nickel

n 1 . 1- m the schools of the protec- tvzgrrtlfid mart itmwtaléld bemfreirtrllposedlpncflta g: “l i‘ 5 0U -.

2 Also Graitan Qllflfl» ggq“'i,ji,fi,.i‘2,‘,l“i‘fin”hififi.tnl§fh‘°h pcsitioiteto the Pfbogglsltiflna o? 32.153535; if):

0.12 2i, by mare, 9 years 01d, i‘ 1 war“ ex on embargo remained‘ Paymast 3| b3 l-clls Gratian dam‘ Baba- -— ~—;=<— >~*"*" L." T’ Perwn 90

“rattan. 2.11, 'ty Gratian Sitar‘. ‘l? 3?." r‘§§l‘ly“"n?§rl&'}.”§§§‘°; §i%'r‘.t‘§r’°" ‘~”°

Royal, bred to Abner T_ ' short while last vear the paper in- Powell 1%

Ciegg, 2.04% and due to foal ggllrieggrltlexrltclilliiclixlidgn ltlkrllil ‘$11533 gigg- 1'00

August 16th, 1943. A1‘ MT. snwAlvr dan Bracken, Minister of Inform- Queenston "-3 Both t M M 551w"; or tatliga lznélgezllhcablgnizrabroad of ex< fro w 1,;

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lA _.ma'°s ‘i 7m“ c MARGARET JANE rAnou l ° P P“ a gm g L:

Pfliilli s farm, Kensington, Am no .E.I. For price and further —'—' n salad luv ‘m

particulars see Myron Mc- There will be sold by Fulfill,“ 07"“? oi-"ACHES “gig: 41 1-1

Arthur or write tile owner Kalli"; i’: ii" "mm" ‘i ' e - Q, an”, 3', 3g

Frank Aihm" Ho’ B“ 21* s n o AUGUST is leis i i " S???“ 9'

Halifax N S _ wupNusoAY. - sir enh e4

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VAVNpA-tt... tn. louse end Lot null household Steep R0 22.1

ikii= ‘ sets-Piano, furniture sud uterl- Btu-titan i7 1-2 W“ h‘: lnul nwnerl by the me Mar-I sud n on

'4' i-t“ 1"!‘ Tnhh ‘ Sylvan 2,45

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W. L. McLlOD. 1T

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- A b More than s thousand ililildllifl ""1 i?“ hum‘. n“ o.“ ." “uh” cur-um“. u were destroyed in the greet fire n _ . ‘my, Bslthuore in i004. l

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e o n. -. nsm huyu”, ,1 ‘After the Psoris Indians who once "'- _-., manual-nonhuman.

BINDING

[an to cry. His life was saved.

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thank

BROWNING ACCIDENTS

TORONTO, Ont... Aug. 10 — “Mama, mama! Baby in the wat-

20 month toddler tugged at the skirts of a IPrank, Alberta, vyo- man as she busied about her satur- day morning household duties. At first she scarcely heard what the child was saying; then she rushed out to the porch, where die had left L boiler-full of cold rinsing water. The bady was head down- ward in the water, only his bootees showing above it.

The woman picked up the child and ran to the street. crying for someone to call s, doctor. Just then an ice cream vendor came along. The mother ran to him and implor- ed him to go for a doctor

“No use. maam, the man said "The baby will be dead before we get s, doctor. Give him to me " The baby was blue; his eyes and mouth were open, and t0 all appear- ances he was zone The ice cream man and his l4 year-old son applied artificial respiration for some hours before the baby moaned a little, uflggled his toes. 0nd presently be-

"y. A

This start’ iind many other au- thenticated cases of resuscitation o! Apparently drowned people were re- peated by the Health League of Canada today as it urged Canad-

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s and gratitude.

.We extend to you a cordial invitation to make our office‘ your Headquarters while in the City attending the Exhibition and Old Home Week Celebration.

Our entire organization is ever desirous to serve you-

AN INVITATION

AND

A MESSAGE 0F APPRECIATION

To all our Customers who are daily showing such a gen- erous measure of consideration during the present difficult , days through which we are passing due to shortage of mer- chandise and of manpower we wish to express our sincere

A warm welcome awaits you !

DeBLOIS BROTHERS »

Corner Queen and Watery Streets

every year.

Prompt, prolonged artificial re- spiration, even after protracted lm mersion in water. was urged by the Leuzue as the means by which many lives could be saved. Efforts should not be discontinued ill less than six hours, or until rigor mortis sets in.

A Newfoundland mall was ve- suscated after being lgnder svater for half all hour. An Ontario pilvsician reported a case oi’ a man who was immersed from 20 tc 30 minutes and revived. A Kingston, Ont._bo_v was artificial l!’-

saved after 10 minutes‘ submersion. A boy who fell into the Lake EH1‘ was not puller out. until 15 minutes later; he too was saved. Them are many other such cases on record.

Scientific investigation of what happens in drowning cases is being continued and the Heflltll LPG?“ asked for reports of successful re suscitation instances, particularly after immersion of mule than a few minutes. Such cassc should be rc- ported to the League's national of- fice ln Toronto.

ALL OUT FOR RUBBER

ZOMIBA, Nyasaland - (CF) -y The territory of Nfvasaland it trik-

isns to help reduce the toll of hund- reds of ‘lives lost in water accidents

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(‘Ibp left) Csnsdien nursing

ton, Ont. (Top right). These Canadian

appear to enjoy the life of a soldier in the field. the d‘shes after s meal in the open are Nursing Sisters Gwen i-iltlvnns- mcu .. Smith, Victoria. B. 0.; Madge McKlilop, Moose Jaw, Basie; an '

Beliis, ‘Feedstock, N. I.

private gardens in the

camp life in s war ales as do their fighting brothers. hsvinl breakfast in the open, are left to right, Lieuts. l-lnrrietta Plum- min, Toronto; Jessie Snngstcr, Listowel, Orlt.; and May Mitdlcll. Hamil-

ing a census cf its tvllzl rubber trees and it is even pencil-Milli; tol s.

sisters who aceompanid I‘

nursing sisters now in North Ail]?

saiifgtigrh, glflzégnituflcfnerslou of nine 51mg m m“ picturesque 11mm“ 21mins A Hamm‘, chm w“ vnngc. nine miles norlh of Little

u. s. President Hash Good Luck 0n Fishing Trip

Written for the Canadian Press By William iiogie 0| The Sudbury Star

BlIRClI-I ISLAND STATION, Aug 9 -(CP)—Prcsident Roosevelt has sampled the pickerel, pike and black bass fishing in this popular police-tulle holiday resort area, nlld has gone heme satisfied.

The President ended a one-week holiday trip here last week end af- ter his party caught five to i0 plckarel and pike and more than 100 black bzms with Mr. Roosevelt llllnsclf accounting for one third of the calm. He caught five black bass on his first day out.

Il- was the first time the Presid- ent holidstyed in Canada anywhere but at his summer home at Cam- pnbello, N. B. He lived in his 10- cnr special train which stood on I

Current. cll hfaniloulill Island, lar- gest inland island in the world.

The windows of the train looked ou-t on the island - studded north ciluimel cf Lake Huron with the rugged La Clcclle mountains in the bllckzrouud.

His chief guide was Donald Mac- KCliZlC of Little Current and chief pilot for his party was Charles Bradley, Little Current tugboat captain. William (Gust McGregor chief of the Indian band at nearby \Vlllicf'L=h Falls and a descendant of the factor of the first Hud-l son's Bay Company Post in the Manitoulin are-ti. also served as a

guide. A Real Guy

' ion troops into the North African wal- zone share tile same dlscolnforts cl

This group

Shown washing up d Betty Ont., Nln Prescott, Sussex, N 15.; i

To tfhese three the President of the United Stat-es is “a real guy".

Said Brniilcv: "Ho was as demo- Q crnfic as the name of his party.| He was very interested in knowing I

,the depth of the waters, the sour} i

ces and the rock fonnalloils alo: the Shore line." _

Bradley also reported that tnA President enjoyed ltllllllioulili ls- land blueberries.

"Even Fills 41-116 _Pl‘€.;ltl(3ll'1.ij black sect-tic; took a. Lining w o blueberries." _ MacKenzio found the President:

" as chatty and informal a mall

I ever guided over the fishilg: grounds." The guide repcl-tcd ills Mr. Roosevelt caught the blgges

fish landed by the part1‘. a 5 l-

pound wall eye plckerel alld u black bass weighing four pounds. two ounces.

The President went home tann- ed iYom the north Ontario sun. "This is the first tam I've qulred this summer," the guide said the President told him. " had thought I might burn on an

outing like this."

Going Back Ago-in I

He reported that. the President "seemed mighty sallsficd with the fishing and his holiday slllcl saill‘ he was coming back to Birch Is- agaln" probably next your.

McGrcrgor said the President told him: “You certainly know the fish- ing holes for these beiluiics. If can get a few more like th maybe I‘ll have one left when I ct back

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to Washington to prove w the press boys there that I ivcig really on n fishing trip. Tiley won't bel- ieve me without evidence."

This tiny village became a. “Lit- t-le Washington" for the week of the presliivlltinl visit.

Residents of Little Current sen sed that something unusual was in the air in the last week of Jilly.

But wilcn they learned who their visitor was, tilcj: respected his desire for privacy.

Precautions lvcrc tnkcn : teot the visit/or whose 1. ‘.

was watched over cnrefi way to the special sidinu

P. constables starved ‘\I i- slon House Hotel ill Little Corrcuf.

I f v TY (Lower left) Roughing it like their soldier broihcrs these-Ganasllsn

nulwlng sisters in North Africa line up [cl- tcn just, like urn mm, U“

‘ l right arc Pte. A Burrs of Will ‘ipfl; (dishing out the bi"'\\'l, Llnrgllrlrt Csl-rulhers, Toronto; .;.-.tll Ml-Linrlnnvk. Ulullln .

‘rllll Fkisrel‘, Blrrulck, N. S. (Inwcr righti, gluepilliz ill t.- i

" lcs and on rough table r

llr Shift‘ :ll-.- srlnc

fliili Licllis. ltlld

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s and ontillgju tile open from (‘mun m liiil‘S"5‘ with tht troop; ill Norll "-2 nlcn. ‘This gxalup iii a illilii . ~ J: Elfznizclll Gordan. Szlult Sic. Nl-l.

and Frances Tetlsw, Wclllllltl, Ont. '

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