18 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
1
SPECIAL LOCALS on a halt cent per word exchange in insertion in this column Cash must accompany order Minimum charge twenty five cents Rates for locals in Charlotte town news column two cents per word net each insertion
The Guardian requests reliable News Dept. submissions from Prince Edward Island residents just after events. It states payment should be by Money Order or Registered Letter and disclaims responsibility for other remittance forms. It advertises Prof Hamilton offering cures for various ailments at 107 Richmond St.
James McDonald of Bridgetown purchased the well bred carriage stallion Ringwood from Mr J Doyle of Charlottetown. The horse is hailed as a premier carriage and speed producer for the province and McDonald is congratulated on this acquisition.
J Edmund Miller of New Haven Cond. reports his frail child improved after giving her Vincl-A. He credits the medicine’s extracted cod liver iron elements for strengthening appetite and health, noting the perceived recovery began with the treatment.
The assembly debated reintroducing motor cars with strict safeguards, weighing farmer opinions and regional needs. Proponents argued traffic gains and tourism via autos. opponents urged public referendum and cautioned dangers to farms and horses.
The House debated Finance noting a $45,000 surplus after comparing December 1911 and December 1912 totals and claiming a net debt drop of over $4,000. Law and taxes were reviewed, with praise for government finance, progress, and efforts in Ottawa for favorable claims.
Stanley Bros introduces waist belts for shirtwaists with no pins needed and no risk of tearing the fabric. The innovative design aims to keep the waist secure above the skirt, offering a neat, noninvasive fit for women’s blouses and dresses.
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