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_ QUOTA TYONS first iluoons u - - n, andersillllll “W”; iisw York Stock Montreal Stock ﬁﬁflefee: er the nm norms I .. owm -~ rgené~gwleq n»- Exohango Exchange. M" “A” so :8" vu- riondsy. lll- 8T _ I, h- “ "' ‘u’ c Ghee a Ohio is Bell r11

'4'“ s r. 1 cum Con canon a1 a 1 Brazilian m "a w"'“°“m'g e”;- ue- m": oen nee as 31a can cem '1 =3 ﬁ‘$','d"§'ep§'i - N reef 0t Ner rte 21 1-4 Can Nor n- ‘ 1o 1.4 viii» y’ Nor “kg: 1o l‘: g3 g? Q3“ a: a‘: Marl"!- “Flgf f‘ ‘W’ c” r1111 Pete 4-1 114 Can as}; ‘i1 Tllwhle 5'}, ,1 "h, son on N J so s-a Can Steam 1a 1-2 werlnwllbs. P; “c” u " Texas cor-p - 4o s-a Oelanese as r-a Thur-Mil!- L IF-‘mhﬂm; ted 1m- 3i 1m Nickel as 1-2 rrldn. Bus u“ ‘ m. "i u s Rubber 41 u Power as 1-2 Meetlnn i» I “m?” w steel 0o o1 r-a Net Steel cu e1

Government can Vanadium Caro 18 Noranda 4D l-

1, nttend and will be lull Um; 3b 3-8 Shawlnigan i’! 5-

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WALTE“ G'a?ﬁId-Z1I4Ii' anrurs i. J. M. Rymer Jones. Iornier commerce 140 mnhgn Metropolitan Police ﬂhiei. Rpynl 150 c m, been appointed supernumerary Impmwr - General, Palestine llol- ‘W? Montreal Uilfli “Qvogorwgg- 3;»;¢;»—<¢P>—<=1<>- _."-_-___._-i s s a o one.

Stock close Max 1.45 . ___ Aidermae ll l5: , Armor ' a v-a . °“ m, ‘wt °“ - ii . a .11

8 E ' . || b P bil Auction on Bear Ex 38 m: sflﬂwlilslee] of, Neg-moan McDonald, a - 3'! an“ Valley. on Weiinelrlil-“WP- gmnore 1o l:

‘be lstaton-thrty- - ° - ° j ggillloirvgng ilsgiemgrlts igrésgtinmgi ﬁtting end Bgaalyins Gillie grim;- gglm 21 75g

ll I l ‘ c°"“'°"l "Mk ""0": n-hidplk‘ Eirrhllrlaxrlrm o3 s92 1"" '"-"""1». "r: Cdn Mal so riar"».l:r.'.s';'“‘i-iiiii."m: ll- -l- llllllllll cm m u» cream separltor; harness. annual“, Q gﬁzégéor T,,,,,§_jr;?:{ genius credit on uentane. r s. l. gggiafyéll 44,15} rove - _ 1 m?’ d“ h ‘mm sale the followirs. Office 8:11;.‘ I'd a ll n. ls. googrliletgour u 11.3 dly. ' ' 38 nurus STEVENSON. ‘Mum m," '" ‘Pmllilllml ggﬁesne ill: Auctioneer. Olllee Connected with gallsfelimn 1 M oauossons E1550“ m, .. _. l ‘} _ _ _ 1.11s - yza-zi. Elﬁmﬁiﬁk 0a 1-2 Franco 3° POLL MEETING °°‘“ L " ‘I? Gold Gate

Halcrow l3 Hailiweil 0i 1-2 Hallnor 335

. . so A meeting of Progressive Conservative Electors oi‘ 233%?’ 11 3-4 Vlkird Five East (East of Great George St., and Elm Ave.) gum: m 31f‘

Charlottetown will be held at the H3: y“, 13g; i-

~ Ind A -

PROGRESSIVE. CONSERVATIVE. HEADQUARTERS, §eckel ,1,-

‘ ‘ e e ' onarrou swarm $1.1. vm. on gal

_ -~ err -

Monday evening August 30th at 8 p.m. general’ i}:

M.A. FARMER, Secretary. Liz? Dunn,“ ‘5 11L

$29-21. _ " _,_ _ ~ Ilgbgl-Shore M116 ‘ ~ -. -~ = so». '; gilt-int‘ 75 3,6;

I ' e e e acassa 2b a Can. Legron Special eetrng $33533“ m

- Malartic -

Hzralgo 95 , . ~ 11.5

- A owl" "Mlle: of the cr-"rown branch 1e called for. hlérlf/Zxlgle 2%‘

Monday evening Au‘. 80, at I p-rn. ln'the Lesion Homn Min 00W -3

There ls very s IA business to be considered and Ill -, xlolilsstl L1

members are I ed to nuke on effort to ngaegdi.’ BROWN Noam“

. 110s

so

gheiiicrei i 01 l?

TI

1.1

53333;. o: 1-

- v . “rims” d?

o e - glgnee WW 3-3:

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance 222th‘ 2.1 ,_ ‘ Minimum» Chum Ior Any Asverruemenr u cenre Q“§§““"’“ o4 1f“ cenerei Gurdllll locals, be rd- w st Anth l’ '1“ Der word: .Annennoen|ent|sm‘s:: éemlllﬂvi-Tle Lodz-id! 5m Al" . 3'4 classiﬁed so per word: in osemorlun Notices 70o per Inch- um oi slim‘ R“ o6 1'

rum and s 1mm Ollori cus- ete so her nsme- 11mm of Selim“ “

cllllllllllll" iNr Inch; %dinl ‘ll "litmus 40 worlh for $1.00 sheep c’ B5 and i0 cents for every additions] l no Nonlceg of n“; ",5 Sllﬂlll

afizzzrgeren. lzoeheﬁm ordlo we word. mu er Bnbseri '11“- giggfn 4e “Dilution-er e an Indentation 81M Other u es on gig; If“ 93

' gulllivan zgg

. Y V811 '

- A "r k Hu 3-35 Miscellaneous Female Help Wanted Q“ lg

rltonunnur; A‘; . I]; 1-; I 1- work offered wag-ran, warned ‘ivelnd wﬁglgt_exgemgnllzigglqgi E31 Oan yggngurneopie as Répresentatigﬁ River Road. Phone 11131. 8-27-31 ,,§%ﬁ M

a a c ‘ _ - 1 .. - giilientniﬁuh .3."2...h'.-. "gm; 13,...- gglligggigglg- iii“... w»

“" . Bl‘ 8 ' _. ‘ Very Slilgrale‘ 0332155822, eiiigeye. b mllihwiéhuygifagréﬂx; - GU33 “mp1” “mllmi- Mlllﬂllll" egg mu l: ' ected 8-28-3i 14s Greeting Card 00., 1.1mm, on ____E ‘Y “P - ~ Foothill -,, _-_ Confederation Bldg, Montreal. wanted Oslsétoo 1&0 l’ a-ao-o-l-a-m. WANTED ' ELECTRIC nor g2?“ 52cm mpm I‘ For Rent? Rlstle wcith ‘in: or two bgirznveas. ‘ ‘ m “NT __ "m PP! uar n. — - . I rooms. 10o trvrlgee. “Bu” WANTED - DIERING ‘rznovs- chums’ war ’ 347'“ gr digger. Joseph Crokenk gagi- ,_ , F... sn. "=- ~ Relief Campaign ron SALE - "ANA. APPLY

§_°“'“‘“““' °'”'“- China's famed "Cogllfiltglest." I011 SAL|)_PURE Bu“) gnogj". which are ca on er i1 us - horn bull two years 01a. u. m- 111,? a,“ itﬁﬁi's‘l"lrtin°iloll“leirlﬁfi

Gabe. Alexandra. B-SO-ll.

FOR SALE-GANG PLOW. 602D condition. B. A. Malleit. £3111.‘

. l ,¢-__ Ion SALE - LARGE WOODEN bed and spring. Also pictures. Avplv Guardian. a-ne-ai.

" TIIRESIIING Bil-TS. ‘Ill-ACE!- Wllsons. homes and plenty fuel 310d. Clinton Morrison, Hasderic-

FOn sun: _ . Plv Gresornllasgeewenynazshaiaézl

FOR. SALE .._ 8 OHOIOI I0 - n%.

‘tlein milk eows fr an _ . . ordi- ‘“'° ’“ "" HA

Filly. Ap iy scllllrmen. Central gedeqrae. -ﬂ-3I.

FOB SALE — NEWLY IBIS!!- arlied cow. James T, Me sid, verdsle. l- -ii.

.:_ lﬂrsnos- N - . anon-tr?“ "r"1"'-i?.‘*‘*

q. Mme-IL Dh comb,‘

1'0! sen: - norms JIIUC mfll). 1030 mode "

ton 1N’! ‘ou"'ll‘”l°dnn an . ueenee ._“°Y'ltv- Dyhone isso-n. iI-SE _ Male Help Wanted '

"ANrsn ... snnr canon

i .l’-'l‘-°'uh‘rif"i..i.""' tfieiii:

"l"!!! - ssnN ron Inns ""- Ami: no. Judson 11m. ""- ' b-n-l.

BIDINI

MICKEY It NICIIOLSOWS

“BLACK TWIST" CHEWING

are the very life blood 0i the Chin- ese defense against Japan.

Canadians can help to expand and support the Chinese Industrial Oo-

“irouglh the Chinese War Relief.

9o operatives by _

53 the $1,000,000 obJcct-iv-e in its current appeal to the people

or this Dominion.

Hidden from the eyes cf enemy

bombers. '

roblems, Chinas Cooperatives are

Let’s Face

ANADXS farmers have done their part-and done it nobly. With

lar too little help, they have sown extra land and brought it

to produce more food than ever before. More food for our Armed Forces-—more lood for our Allies-more lood for ourselves.

Yet in the midst oi all this plenty, Canada laces a food crisis. Food in the ﬁelds is E iood on your table~—is Qo_t food in your son's mess-kit somewhere in Europe or on the high seas. The food in the fields must be harvested and then processed in the food factories, and there aren't enough people to do this job. THE SITUATION IS DESPERATE l

There is only one answer! YOU STOREKEEPERS, PROFES- SIONAL MEN, RETIRED FOLK, INDUSTRIAL WORKERS, HOUSE- WIVES AND YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN AT HOME-set aside your evening hours, half a day, a whole day, a week or more, Io help harvest and process the food we'll need this winter l

THEE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS MAY HHiP YOU DECIDE:

Q. What work will be required of me ? A. Picking vegetables and tomatoes, digging potatoes, hoeing,

haying and harvesting.

CONTRIBUTED

PAGE FlVia

the Facts l

O.

A.

>0 >0 >0

Will I be paid l‘

Yes, at a rate that you can work out with ihe farmer with whom you work. A set wage is not in force and you may have had previous experience which makes you more valuable

than a beginner.

. How many hours will I have to work ? . As many as possible. A whole day is best, or a week. But

even afternoons and evenings will help considerably.

. How will I get out to the job ?

If possible, get a group of four or five to go together and alternate cars each evening. Cases will vary, but it will be part oi your job to arrange your own transportation to suit

your need.

. To whom should I apply lo offer my services ? . Read this z

THIS l8 WHAT YOU SHOULD D0! AC1‘ NOW!

l. Consult any special local committee or office utablished to deal with farm labour placements ‘in your city or town; or

Z. Write your Provincial Director o! Farm Labour at the Capital

oi your province; or

3. Get in touch with your nan-at Employment and Selective

Service Office.

IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST BY

[A hlwz %/%0-@M%¢% 1%

LlMlTED

contritirTtiFg-towardé oi the fund

defying transportation

a bulletin frcm Paochi.

01.0.. in the

vital to life and the continuance! operative to which this machine] of the war. For instance, here is‘ has been handed has now prc;.uc-i Shsnsi: ‘ ed six mnchin-es and will produce‘ "Some time ago Madame H. H¢more as it gets capital 1o proud ‘ Kong (Madame Chlang Kai-Shah's ‘sister; gs-ve the Northwest a sewing machine to be Earning out thousands of articles] taken m bits and_cgp1~cd.V_The_Co-

members}! _tl1e_l§gislui.l’ye_ council-_

mscvss civn. sanvlcr: r BATl-IURST —(CP— Imﬁeve-

---v~*--____ —.| BROWN AS ARABS LONDON-wfh-Fuccs oi B'"L~

rants in the qualifications and all“ Elglllll Army troop“ ll ll‘ me macmnepy ngedgd," rains of the public service in Ed beyond lliﬂ 8111101111 <3 This is how Canadian dollars can Gflmbiﬂ. WBSi- Africa. have been they nowhave the’ cu 1 and will help, ldiscussed by the governor with Arabs. said a British 1 ire

hos_ returned irunr Attica. __ _

' ' mBRINEING m» “FATHER

.4\: By George Rlchlanus

HE DOESN'T LOOK

WELi: HOW DO

YOU THINK HE

LOOKS TODAY- DOCTOR?

BY GOLLY-THE

WEi_.\._-HE'5 ALI. RIGHT-BUT HE

MUST NOT HAVE. ANY BUTTOEéQ-OE

r WONDER WHERE HE PUT 1-115 RATION BOOK ?

i ;

TIPPY AND “CAI” STUBBS B! l 1 so "i! WE'RE YOU CAN MAKE iT TOMORROW! MY MOWER 9W1” R2.“ l-

NOT eonw ANY- era's GO DOV/N BY SMiTi-VS giﬁyiﬁogE-LO‘; WHEREHGOTTA p0 ANY STiCK-TO-ITIVENESS?

M AKE MON EY

t<§vh Q Li.

N0. 60 SQUADRON AIR CADETS

NOTICE

The Orderly Room at Prince of Wales College will be open September 1st and 2nd from 1 to 0 p.111. to enroll fifty boys of the Public Schools oi‘ Charlottetown and Royalty over fourteen years of age and‘ wire are entering Grade X.

0n Market square Tuesday. Annut 91st, st ll 0W"! noon, one Mllsey lilrﬂl Binder, 5 It. Cut like new,

W. II. BEATON, Auctioneer.

WITH MY _'rAx|--

TILLIE THE TOILER —.

IF I BECOME A FIRST- CLASS

PRivéfrE. I'LL. SEND l"lUl“/|S\/ F f-Z?

OH ‘r1418 MAKES ME THiNK OF HE %EM/‘ WHAT

ARE THE vuiaq

WAVES sevmez

‘BIT-none ﬁr»; Fr-‘nnq §\'V\i|k'lll. u‘

By WEBSTER

sAvm-s,‘ FIRST-C LASS,

WHY, THEY seem TO BE H YOURSELF AMiD THiS 1/ BEAUTY? CAN'T You HEAR THE WAVES SAYING ,

OW CAN WDU TALK TO