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W WHAT HAS QUEEN'S COUNTY IIEEN PROMISED IIY ITS GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES AT OTTAWA? O

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I.OwER COST: OF LIVING

9 WHAT HAS '9UEEN'S "COUNTY RECEIVED IN FULFILLMENT OF THESE PROMISES: . J

No MARINI sun NO GOVERNMENT BUILDING IN CHARLOTTETOWN T . NONAVAI; BUILDING OR NEW ARMOURIES .

HIGHEST cOsT OF LIVING IN THE HISTORY OI5 THE COUNTRY 257: INCREASE IN sALEs TAX

LARGE INCREASE IN INCOME TAx

BUT

WHAT HAS QUEEN'S COUNTY RECEIVED WHILE ITS ONLY REPRESENTATIVE-CHESTER Mc'IcLUREE-3 7 WAS AN OPPOSITION MEMBER? . I . O IT HAS .IusT BEEN ANNOUNCED THAT WORK IN CONNECTION WITH A DEFENCE cONTRAcT

FOR THE RE-FITTING OF TWO WARSHIPS. AWARDED TO BRUCE STEWART8: COMPANY. HAS ALREADY BEEN COMMENCED."I'HUS PROVIDING EMPLOYMENT FOR MANY WORKMEN IN QUEEN'S COUNTY. AS A RESULT OF THE TIRELESS AND DOGIGED EFFORTS OF OUR ONE

OPPOSITION MEMBER. I

REMEMBER CI-IESTER'S SINGLE-HANDED FIGHT FOR REEFER CARS -1 WE GOT THEM! I

SO NOW WE KNOW THAT A FIGHTING MEMBER OF THE OPPOSITION

GETS RESULTS!

FOR YOUR GAIN A VOTE . MacLEAN I

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