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And the Election of the Progressive-Conserval:ives' is Certain

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' In each of the fifteen Electoral Districts into which Prince Edward lsland ii

divided (five in each county) two candidates are elected.

One c ndidate in each case is the Assemblyman who may be voted for by every male and female person who is a British subject, twenty-one years of age, who has resided in the Province for a year and has been living in the electoral district since

June 20, I943.

The other candidate is the Councillor candidate voted for by property owners, and their wives or husbands, wor veterans with overseas service and clorgymen in

actual charge of a church or parish.

The owner, freehold or leasehold, must have an interest in the property to at

least the value of $325 and must have had such prior to February 20, i943.

Such land owners, and their wives or husbands have a vote for the Councillor and also for the Assemblyman candidate in every separate electoral district in which

they own or have such interest in such land.

War veterans must have served on active service outside of Canada during the

Great War of l9l4-l8 and have resided in the district for twelve months.

Every person who or whose husband or wife, owns or has an interest in any house, warehouse, shop, building, or land of the value of $100 and had same on February 20, i943, has a vote for Assemblyman in any electoral district in which ouch property is situate, in addition to his vote in the district in which he lives.

Nine O'clock

Vote and work for the most progressive and beet platforms ever formulated for Canada and for Prince Edward Island. Register your Disapproval of Mac-r Kenzie King's Unjust, Unfair and Partizan practices. Be Active ~~Vote Early and work Hard for a Bette!‘ Prince Edward Island. Don’t wait for someone to take you to Vote-rand be sure to mark your Ballots correctly. The sample ballots below have the X in the right placer for Progressive~Conservative Better Government.

KING'S COUNTY

First District of Kings

1 p_ A_ MclgAAg; 1 H. S. FRANCIS soums ronruns amass 2 r. 1. KICKHAM 2 1- R- MMAN soums 5°41" 3 A. r. McQUAID soums

Second District of Kings

H. H. COX MORELL i

R. L. BURGE 1 ST. PETERS BAY X

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r. n. CULLEN A. ouwLEY 2 MIDGELL _ 2 ST. PETERS BAY

Third District of Kings

i 1 J. G. CAMPBELL 1 |__ s, HUNTER X POPLAR POINT BRIDGETOWN 2 H. F. MocPI-IEE x 2 W. D. JOHNSTON! CHARLOTTEIOWN MONTAGUE l i mil-Ii 3 W. WATTERWORTH '. MONTAGUE l

Fourth District of Kings

1 M. McGOWAN 1 1. A. CAMPBELL

KII.-MUIR HEATHERDALE w‘ Div . M. LEA M. McKINNON 2 AACURRAY Ho 2 CHARLOTTETOWN ii i ._..¢41ll

Fifth District of Kings

W. HUGHES

A. GRIFFIN 1 SOURIS WEST

1 STURGEON x

2 G. E. SAVILLE 2 D. M. MccLEAN

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QUEEN'S COUNTY

First District of Queens

1 , E. C. HOLM X 1 D. N. McKAY DESABLE BRADALBANE

W. G. MacKENZlE SPRINGFIELD i

i a W. F. A. STEWART STRATGHGARTNEY

Second District of Queens

i i 1 R. BELL 1 W. BUCHANAN , CHARLOTTETOWN ELMWOOD '

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s. nousrou c. c. rursou 2 2

HUNTER RIVER HAMPSHIRE 3 A. W. MATHESON 3 J. P. MATHESON CHARLOTTETOWN OYSTER BED BR.

Third District of Queens

Ii i 1 M. R. McGUlGAN 1 R. C. CLARK CHARLOTTETOWN MT. STEWART 2 I. J. TRAINOR x 2 W. W. GIBSON BEDFORD MARSHFIELD

Fourth District of Queens

1 J. W. JONES

1 D. MacKINNON

BUNBURY MT. BUCHANAN 2 M. w. wooo 2 o. J. RILEY X CHARLOTTETOWN BEIJ- RIVER i i

Fifth District of Queens

m I w”. Ma:MILLAN 1 o. L. MacKINNON CHARLOTTETOWN CHARI-OTTETOWN 2 s. P. PAOLI 2 r. W. L. PROWSE CHARLOTTETOWN CHARLOTTETOWN

3 W. G. ROLLINGS

3 W.’ A. STEWART RUSTICO HR.

CHARLOTTE TOWN

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PRINCE COUNTY

First District of Prince

ARSENAULT HOWLAN

G. A. HORNE W. E. 1 O’LEARY X 1 2 ..F. C. RAMSAY..

2 J. A. BERNARD MONTROSE

TIGNISH aim-mun:- 3 G. D. WARREN 3 A. PETERS X HOWLAN DUVAR ROAD i i Second District of Prince

i i 1 W. H. DENNIS 1 G. H. Barbour O’LEARY COLEMAN I "ib- I A. MacNEILL A. A. RAMSAY 2 O’LEARY X 2 CONWAY ii i

Third District of Prince

i i 1 T. W. BENTLEY 1 N. ARSENAULT CHARLOTTETOWN

MT. CARMEL ‘t

2 c. r. GALLANT 2 M- GAI-I-ANT

WELLINGTON STA. WELLINGTON 3 r. M. LINKLETTER 3 P- Gel-LAN? X SUMMERSIDE WELLINGTON Fourth District of Prince 1 H. r. MORRISON X 1 c. c. BAKER SUMMERSIDE KENSINGTON I

2 r. M. TOOMBS g H- A- l-FARD . ALBANY L. ssorour

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3 H. wmcrrr 3 n. srnouc x srorous SUMMERSIDE

Fifth District of Prince

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1 W. E. DARBY SUMMERSIDE

1 E. P. FOLEY SUMMERSIDE 1.

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2 D. F. MocNEILL

2 E. H. STRONG SUMMERSIDE

SUMMERSIDE

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i“ .331 Farm Income

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, ~ ammo <m.111.000>

Li: Illas Increased

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OTTAWA. Sept. 12-(0?) - ‘nu _ it‘) Dominion Bureau at Statistics es- ld -Tu (‘ggxugun h‘:

3. oo 1;? tlmated wagers? the cosh income gzgabnshfi ‘ttammm m '0 . a ndin: product? had incrensenhfl pet 69M “a1 lgégml lam every reedifll and wmm! 0B 3-4 you. and tmtmctloa ebou g lines. There are n0 all!!! o4 5 od WM no punishments end- no

- Cash income for the oer!

estimated at. $538,300,000 against mm Lsszanooooo in the 59c mont o! @1942 and $358,800,000 m 1M1.

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Cash income from the sale o! expected to be

1 '- th t 1043 I ilow, with cor- be m

a iighninfig ftfuresofor 1842 ln broc-

535 ‘ kets, include : H‘.

3.50 "_ are considering sskln 00 3-4 on,“ men be messed to was Temlslt a 4 In the 0t Total letQ

JROGRESSIVE - CONSERVATIV IEUIIJOIT! OOMMITTII

i Prince award 5E.» ($4,931,000) Nova Boot-ta $13."!!! ($12,125,000). New Brunswick 000 (OIOMIQWO). QIIBUN

About Itve hundred soldiers

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Harm products in the first. slx mm“ w 11¢], m; have”, in r .

Nova Bcotls government