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Political Meetings King's County

The undersigned will address the Electors oi King's County at the following places end dates:

8t. George's, Friday, October 16tl

-Cardig_an, Monday, October 19th

Montague, Tuesday, October 20th

Heatherdale, Wednesdays Oc- tober 21st.

Georgetown, Thurlday, October nd

22 . Cambridge, Friday, October 23rd Murray River, Monday. Qctob»

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Murray Harbour South, Tuesday,

October 27th. All Meeting:

7.30 P. M.

to commence at

J. J. JOHNSTON, J. A. MacDONALD RARE OPPORTUNITY Barker (gloorullz-l don't he- lleve 1 have a friend in the world. Burrows-Piieres your chance to make one. Lend me ten dollars.

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and all classes want a return of prosperity and they know the King Government has done nothing to bring it

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TllE l-IAGUE, Oct. 14. ~~ ROYtll household burlgets these days are subject to the same economiclaws as those oi llumbler indivlduzlls. and Queen Wilhelmina has found it necessary to notliy all her em; pioyees that their salaries will be cut ten per cent. as from January 1, next. '

In doing this l-ler Majesty is sim- ply following the example set by her various government depart- ments where salaries have been rc- adjusted in u downward direction. not without vehement protest on the part oi‘ the victims, who. like most wage earners in other coun» tries iind that the actual cost oi living does not necessarily IIIOVP. along with oiilcial index ﬁgures.

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A MOUTHFUL “I'd be lunch better oil’ it’ they'd put that sign on the mail box." “What sign?" . "Post no bills."

. To The Electors 0f Prince County

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VOTE FOR

G. Shelton Sharp

‘Farmer, ltishermen. Fox Rancher, Conservative Candidate

For Prince County.

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TURN BULL’S Undercloth- ing, you know that you are , protected by the sixty years of experience in making underwear that is behind every garment. Better materials, better workmanship and Made-in- Canada. It pays you, every time, to ask for TURNBULUS. .

Made i THE C. TURNBULL CO. OF GALT, LTD.

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. -THE POSTPONED SALE oi’. jThomas Deigban. Emerald, will be ‘held today. Friday, 16th at one p.m.

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, -WANTED. — Two or three IuOOXIIS by married couple alt Bulnnu Jeri-tide with or without board for, ‘Winter months or longer. Write ‘Box 423. S’Slda. 5483 10 14 3i.

—-STANLEY BRIDGE, FRIDAY lnigbt. October 16, Sherbrooke Dra- lnlatic Club presantitho 8 act com- ledy, "The Prince o! Liars" in aid or W. F. M. Society. Admission 35 cents. 5487-14-31

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t —BUBSCRIBERS can obtain Y9“ bu)’ ‘Election contest voting slips from Guardian representative Summer lslde when renewing or subscribing tror the Guardian. u.

—DlCTlONARlE8 can be W at fthe Western Guardian Office, Wat-

‘ar Street. Summerside for only better -iirty cents with a new or renew subscription. t .

—-NOTlCE-—Peraoua owing taxesl 1o Town of Borden are asked to luakc payment before Nov. 1st 1925 as utter that datealetaulters lists will he published. Cornelius Slav-

lin, Town Clerk, Borden, P. E. l, 5412-10-14-3l

—W. M. S. MEETING-The Lad- ies oi the \V- M. S. of the continu- llng Presbyterian Church of Ken- ' lsingtoll held a very successful meet ﬂing on October 4th, with Miss Jane ‘Glover the capable President oi’ ythe society presiding, The meeting’ aipeued with devotional exercises. lMrs. Robert Humphrey presiding at the piano, An inspiring address ,was given by Miss Reid. returned

missionary from China, The gatlr‘ wring numbered between sixty and

seventy as the Ladies oi’ Reusing-- ton had invited the ladies oi‘ the l\\’..\l.S. oi Mulpeque and Wectown, .to hear Miss item's address which‘

MON very inspiring and was llllit. ‘ appreciated by the audience. Miss -iicid said that it gave her very punch pleasure to address such a noble lot oi’ lrue blue ladies, who

had held true to the faith oi’ their

fathers, This society is in excellent condition by the report oi‘ the trci: surer who reported that $88 was the result oi‘ the Thanksgiving or luring they held on Sunday even- .lug and a membership o_i 35, Miss IRcld gave an interesting descrip- tioll oi‘ the work done among the ‘Chinese and told of her exporieln- . . ‘es there and oi’ the great work “Obey” ftho Presbyterian] ‘Church oi Canada . lis doing in that land of darkness. 14__The‘.l\t the close oi‘ the rueeting a hi-ur v

word “0Bl'2\“' was ordered out oi ‘Y ‘"716 "1' 11111111“; was “mdewd we marriage ceremony by Lheylilss Reid. moved by Mrs. Ella Jnr ilouso of Deputies oi the Episcopalltlllle- 89001111641 1!)’ 3'1"‘. -"\1\‘X"1"1"'; tflnlrl-h at its gathering here. The l-llltz. The meeting closed with; deputies also voted to eliminatlz_l>rllyer by Mrs, A. Simpson of Mall "With all my worldly goods Ithee pequc, Dainty and delicious re-l =t1d0W-" treshments were served by the lad- m‘ lies ol‘ Kcusington. Those who were‘ CANADMN pEl-Ts GET ithere at that meeting will long re- Blc pRlcEs AT jnlember the social afternoon spent. NEW YORK AucTloNlin the continuing Presbytl-riunt

.\'t~:w roux. tot-t. 1i.—Canadian.Ch“rch u‘ K““*'“5‘°“" =,

5km” stood out at todayls 5e3sicm5~\Ilnnnl'n1.lnimnnt' Finn for the llllir. ..

of the annual fall fur sale. Mink" Eastern Guardian

and otter from Quebec brought the, ..' SHOP from Holman’: Catalog l

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best prices received for those vary leties. Top for mink was $21.50.‘ (ltter reached $43; with dark NorY thorn and Eastern Canadian pelts‘ the luost active. Southern mink, and otter did not do so well, and‘ both collections contained many Southern skills. hliluteru Calmdlanl hair seal brought nearly ﬁve (lol-

..'EA8TERN AGENT. —Mr .l.l W. Murdock is now Guardian ilgentl lil Montague and will be pleased to,‘ receive news items. advertising T Job Printing. newand renewnlsub-l _ yscriptions. ti‘

i ....'MONTAGUE 3 H I P P l N G; CLUB loading hogs Wednesday, Oct. 21st, llogs intended ior thlsl shipment must be listed by Oct» 19th. Don't forget to list your sheep and lambs at once with out} Secretary, John Gillis for early No-

vember sale. Good prospects in view, 5512-1046421‘ PERSONALS l

..*Mlr. Fred Llewellyn n! liali- fax ‘is visiting at his lloulo in] Georgetown. A.

A. McDonald. Georgetown, are; pit-used to see him about ilKllllil. AK

..'\Mr. James Dewar of Murray» River, was a visitor to (‘morgetown during the week. A.

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