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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
1
A cluttered notice page highlights Prowse Bros. Ltd offerings from hats to fall coats and fur trim items, with sales on ladies dresses and coats. It mentions Sir Fabian Ware lectures, church announcements, and civil service promotions, plus a Rattenbury Caldwell wedding and regional church events.
Donald McKinnon and John A Messervey headline Liberal and Conservative campaign events. Mrs E T Webster and Mrs J B Sudbury with son Ross visit the city for the exhibition and stay at the North American hotel. Minor notes mention foot care product Minard liniment.
The piece contrasts Meighen’s protectionist stance with King’s middle course in Canadian trade. It argues protection raises farmers' prices for consumers until domestic industry expands, cites U S examples, and notes wage effects and cross border competition. It closes by urging island farmers to consider the frost election impact.
Readers are advised to use Bisulated Magnesia after meals to relieve indigestion and gas. The remedy is described as a anti acid and food corrective that neutralizes acidity, sweetens the stomach, and prevents fermentation. The note urges obtaining pure Bisulated Magnesia prepared for stomach use from drug stores.
A reader argues that protection against imports from the United States and other nations would boost national profits. He contends domestic circulation would rise as money stays in the country rather than enriching foreign wealth.
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