Hotel Arrivals Listed From East to West
Hotel arrivals include D R Henderson from Truro L H Downing Summerside P MacMilla Cornwall J B Gaudet Miscouche F C Goode Truro L D Spence St John C Thompson Montague W L Poole Montague RS Boast Toronto D Mills Halifax Edw Ryrant Montreal A Mahoney Boston W B MacMillan Truro and fare listings for REVERE HOTEL J 8 Dawson Charlottetown E Brown York A J McNevin Ben shaw A A McLean Montague H Buchanan Montague J J Campbell Summerside D F Me Donald Pisquid Mrs Warren Campbell Montague Mrs Bennett Gordon Roseneath Geo D Mc Leod Fredericton Duncan Mc Dougall Bangor J R Harris New Glasgow W A McAlder Riverdale A .D. Ross Haddon Capt John Smith Halifax J C Phillips Toronto J R McDonald Montreal L D Smith Renfrew Laura Martin Bangor Hector Keir Granville W Kemplen Halifax.
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D R Henderson
Truro
L H Downing
Summerside
P MacMilla
Cornwall
J B Gaudet
Miscouche
C Goode
L D Spence
St John
C Thompson
Montague
L Poole
Boast
Toronto
D Mills
Halifax
Ryrant
Montreal
A Mahoney
Boston
W B MacMillan
Haddon
Capt
John Smith
J. C. Phillips
J. R. McDonald
L. D. Smith
Renfrew
Laura Martin
Bangor
Hector Keir
Granville
W.kemplen
SUMMERSIDE AND GUARDIAN CONCERT EVENTS PROMOTED
A Summerside listing highlights a Wednesday April 27 concert and candy sale at Indian River and North Bedequé Hall with an alternative Friday April 29 rain date. Other notes include job ads for a mall clerk, a summer sign in town, cat bounty for Fido’s readers, coal arrivals, a Mayflower sighting, and local meetings and debates.
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Indian River
North Bedequé Hall
Western Personal Notices Tap Summerside Visit Patterns
Mrs M J McLellan returned from Moncton on business. Mrs H A Derry of West Newton Mass visits her aunt Mrs John Taylor in Summer side. Mrs E H Beer and Mrs R Brow of Charlottetown were in Summerside this week. Dr Watson from Ottawa's Veterinary Directors General Department left for Ottawa Friday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Somers of Kensington returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Burgess in Charlottetown. Mr John Ireland of Webb Sask visits his mother Mrs C W Ireland in St Eleanors after twelve years away. Mrs Charles Gay of Antigonish N S visits friends here, guest of Mr and Mrs Alex Chappelle in Sherbrooke. Mrs W H McGregor of Lot 43 returned from Truro with son James A, a NS Agricultural College graduate. George T Pursey, formerly of Charlottetown now in Toronto, was in Summerside Thursday then left for Antigonish N S Friday. Mr Fred E Burke, superintendent of the Provincial Fox Quinartine Hospital at Charlottetown Royalty, who was here with Drs Wilson and Allan, has returned home.
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Dr. Watson
Veterinary Directors General's Department
Ottawa
John Ireland
Webb, Sask
C. W. Ireland
St. Eleanors
Ireland
W. H. McGregor
Truro
James A
N. S. Agricultural College
George T- Pursey
Charlottetown
Toronto
Summerside
Antigonish
N. S
Fred E. Burke
Fox Quarantine
Charlottetown Royalty
Wilson
Allan
Frral
Civil Service Bonuses Cut Clarified by Journal Note
The Journal reports that civil servants will not lose 25 percent of their cost of living bonus. A 9,300,000 dollar sum was voted, a quarter less than last year, with a cabinet interpretation that the cut applies to each civil servant. Civil service numbers have fallen due to war department cuts and Calder Act retirements.
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W. J. Roche
Civil Service Commission
George Foster
Customs
Wife's Love Stolen Awarded Ten Thousand Dollars
A jury verdict of 10000 was awarded to Thomas M. Harkins of Philadelphia for loss of his wife's affections. Defendant Frederick M. Jones, Philadelphia, an insurance broker, was accused of being a star boarder who helped in the household and accompanied Mrs. Harkins on outings. The jury, including one woman, returned the verdict after forty five minutes deliberation in Media before Judge House.
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Thomas M. Harkins
de Lancey Street
Philadelphia
Judge House
Frederick M. Jones
Jones
Highland Park
Harkins
Printing Bureau shifts to Labor. Gideon Robertson to oversee
The Government announces the Printing Bureau will come under the Department of Labor. Since Confederation it has been in the Secretary of State's department, but the change places administration with Minister of Labor Gideon Robertson. The move aligns with employment and public printing responsibilities.
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Minister of Labor
Secretary of State
Department of Labor
Gideon Robertson
Labor
Tiz Promises Quick Foot Relief For Sore Feet
An ad touts Tiz as instant relief for tired feet with claims of drawing out poisonous exudations and curing soreness from bunions callouses and coins. It promises no more foot misery and says a box is available at drug or department stores, plus a yearly supply for a few cents.
Indians Favored To Win American League Pennant
The Cleveland Indians are picked to win the American League pennant this year after assessing figures, training camp form, and team spirit. The Yankees are slotted second with the Browns third and the Tigers fourth, as the Indians, led by Tris Speaker, look to repeat last season’s success with strong pitching, fielding, and morale.
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York
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Tris Speaker
Wamsgans
Brooklyn
Covelskie
Bagby
Duster
Speaker
Calawell
Uhle
Morton
Ruth’s Yardage to Diminish as Ruth Outfield Weakens
The record notes Babe Ruth remains fit though not likely to match last season’s 64 home runs. It cites a split in the team’s performance with good pitching but weak outfield causing extra work for pitchers and potential trouble this year under manager Miller Huggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MiMer Huggins
Babe Ruth
Postponement of Ireland South Parliament elections debated
London April 22 the Cabinet discussed Ireland's request to postpone southern Parliament elections but took no decision and will review the issue again next Thursday. Also noted were 1 801 immigrants entering Western Canada from the United States in March and their destination points.
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London
Ireland
Canada
U. S
United States
Immigrants to Western Canada By Economic Class
Immigration officials announce a flow of 1 801 immigrants mainly farmers and farm laborers to Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta and western British Columbia with a majority of wives and children. Median figures show 56 in Western Ontario 208 clerks 709 Saskatchewan 786 Alberta and 42 in eastern British Columbia. Wealth of immigrants totaled 641 895 with property values at 308 891.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ontario
Manitoba
British Columbia
Talk of a new bike and a modern C C M Bicycle
Charlie and Ed discuss buying a bike. Charlie regrets a cheap model bought last year and hopes for a durable bicycle. Ed touts C C M Bicycles as rugged, long lasting with ten to fifteen years of reliable service.
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Charlie
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