JULY 17. 1935

THE CHARIXYFTETOWN GUARDIAN

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EXTRA CASH PRIZES FOR NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS THIS WEEK

Th Campaig Bulletin I

2nd PERIOD CLOSES JULY 25th

READERS SPECULATE ON WHO WILL WIN

Thousand of campaign Fans Watching Outcome, Pull For Favorite, Help With ilotes

Who Will Win First Grand Prize? Is Often Asked Question; From A Doz. To Twenty Racing Nip And Tuck For Highest Hon- ors; Field ()f Runners-Up Press On ’l‘o- ward Victory And One Of The Beautiful Cars.

As the struggle for supremacy in The-Guard‘an Subscription Cam- paign continues. and as public Inl€l’(‘:l and enthiisiasm and earnest sup- port of candiclntcs' friends come to the front, there is considerable speculatzon heard on all sides as to which contenders have the best chances for the Chevro'et Master Coach or the Ford Tudor Sedan auto- mobiles.

The Guard an crinipalgn seems to have become a subject 0! general interest all over Prince Edward Isand. Friends of workers are display- ing an interest before unthought of. Each section has its hard workers, some making their efforts known by heavy deposits of votes, others work ing diliizently end qiietly but rzettmz there just the same. From which of the Towns will the grand capital prize winner come?

With the race so close. with between a dozen and u soon of canal- dates racing nip and fuck for highest honors. votes earned the remaining days of this viznl second Period will be the most materi:i'.‘ae'.or in de- termuiing the first and second grand capital.

"HOLLOW FEELING" IS FATAL

Nearing the end of the campa.gn.—,lust now when e\'c:_\oi1e is work- ing to put. his or her competitor away bank in the last row. under the balcony.-—some candidates may have a “htilow feeling“ in the pit or their .<trn~:ieh. This is fatal to an_vonc's cause and if this condition be- comes chronic the pot mortem will reveal the contender as "also i-an."

MUST “SAVE MY 'FACF’

"Gee Whiz! I‘ve not to win onp of these cars, one hustling ooh- terider declared at the campaign oiiices this morning. "Of course I would like to win the Chevrolet Master Coach, but I cannot have less than a cor—.I just can't. I couldn't show my face Bogﬂlﬂ in a year." This can- didate is deter-rnined And the contender is but one of thee to whom

winning holds more than a iirize. Victory, selhsatislactzon and vindi- O

cation of ability are all contributing factors when it comes to a show down with iirn.iiit.ous candidates

JULY 18th

JULY 25th

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STANDING OF CANDIDATES IN GUARDIAN “WEEKLY PAYROLL’? CAMPAIGN

Psrtlclplnlo In llsba In Iilplnbotlonl order with votes for publication up to Th day night. Thece totals do not noceau uy Indicate the luu strength cnndidntu as under the rule: of the oompnlgn credit: may be held in reserve.

Miss Littie Affleck, Mt. Stewart . .. 468,725 Mr. Frank Brown, New London . . . . 1,075,725 Mr. Fred Batt, Charlottetown . .. .. 1,055,225 Miss Pearle Burns, Charlottetown . . 1,128,600 Mrs. A. H. Burke, Southport . . . . . . . 1,035,500 Mr. Elmer M. Champion, Kensington 213.000 Miss Mary C. Carter, Cardigan . . . . 1,136,800 Mrs. Katherine E. Creamer, Kelly’s

Cross . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 870,000 Mr. Wesley Fraser, Elmira . . . . . . .. 843,600 Mr. Raymond Genge, Southport .. . . 270,070 Mr. Lloyd Gillispie, Milton . . . . . . . . 174,000

Mr. Wm. Hennessey, Charlottetown 155,320 Mr. James E. Hughes, Bradalbane .. 1,150,075 Mr. Arthur Herrell, Hunter River . . 1,098,205 Mrs. Earl Ling, New Wiltshire . . . . . 1,115,000 Mr. Wesley. Murray, Fredericton .. 226,907 Miss Winnifred McDonald, Mon-

tague . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1,160,000 Miss Tessie McNei1l, Summerside .. 1,104,200 Ernest McMillan, Ch’Town R.R.No.3 272,000 Mr. Welcott McPherson, Kinross . .. 142,000 Miss Lillian Newson, North River . . 1,085,947 Mr. Maitland Owen, Charlottetown 1,145,275 Mr. Walter O'Brien, Bristol . .. . . 137,000 Mrs. Annie Pond, Summerside . . . .. 1,068,975 Miss Mildred Ranahan, Ch’Town . . . 1,120,000 Mrs. Fulton Moreside North River . . 410,000

I Miss Hattie Tarbush, Charlottetown 300,000

Mr. Roland Thompson, Summerside 1,040,250 Mrs. Georgia B. Walker, Kensington 1,113,320 Mr. Pius McDonald St. Peter’s Bay 381,000 Mr. Ray Mc'Ca1lum, Dunstaffnage . . 450,000

Hurry! Hustle! This In the motto you Ihould ndoot from now on, mm! the candidate who fails to do I0 is bound to be 3 until pl-in winner. Tllll is n busineu proposition-—-u.nd in the but workers go the beat prlzel. And the con-ipnlgn close: In Just three weeks.

Don't forget to work for Extensions. lune her they can earn cream for the period in which the oriclnnl subscript wu taken.

'1'!!! WORLD 13 FULL OF STABTEISI IT’ THE FINISHEI-8 THAT COUNT!

The days for greatest activity are here right, now, These next eight days until 11 pm. Saturday. July 25th. will t£=’~t the resourcefulnses of candidates. Here is where their courage upholds them, leaves them all curled up in the dust,——o.nd “also ran." Results from activity this coming week will largely determine whether a candidate will soon be driving a. big beautiful new enclosed car or whether he will b(- compelled to stand by the l‘0a(lS1(l(- and let more nggressive contenders speed past in cars enm- ed in this camriaigzn. You are master of your own destiny. Will to Win. Earn the winning votes before the hour of 11 p m. Saturday. July 25th.

Hundreds of subscriptions are Avallaihc this coming week to candi- dates determined to ﬁnd them. Renewals and new subscriptions all count. New subscriptions are especially desirable because of their great vot=e values. second payments on siib criptlons will also count (or thous- and; of votes “'h.U.e the Second Period schedule is in effect.

$15.00 EXTR

cAsﬁiuuzE OFFER CLOSES

SATURDAY NIGHT JULY 18th. FOR

NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS WHO WILL WIN?

WILL BE GIVEN

THE CANDIDATE EARNING THE MOST POINTS FOR SECURING NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS BETWEEN THE DATES OF MONDAY, JULY 6th AND SATURDAY, JULY 18th ENDING AT 9 0’CLO(‘/K P. M.

$10.00 Will be Given the Candidate Scoring Second $ 7.00 EXTRA Will be Given the Candidate s coring Third $, 5.00 Will be Given the Candidate Scoring Fourth

POINTS Aiu-: COMPUTED on NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS AS FOLLOWS: .

'(o_) ,MoNTns-.oi§p"I'0IIfIfr; (1.)_Y_EAR._Two POINTS; (2)YEAR8—'l'HREE POINTS; (3) YEARS FOUR POINTS.

1 $ 3.00 EXTRA Will be Given the Candidate s coring Fifth, T $, 2.00 NV ill be Given the Candidate Scoring Sixth 1,00 EXTRA‘ Will be Given to Next Eight Sc oring Highest