Christmas Concert, Services, and Society Notes
Numerous local notices from The Guardian include church services at Vernon River Cherry Valley and Tryon Bonshaw Hampton, Santa Claus at the Methodist School, a lumber woods correspondent update, New Year cards, and a charity concert at the Regal Lodge. Community events feature conferences, concerts, and a Christmas Mass at St. Dunstan's Cathedral with detailed liturgical arrangements.
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Vernon River Circuit
Vernon
Cherry Valley
Robert M. Brodie
ST. Dunstan’s
St. Dunstan's Cathedral
Ediface
O'Leary
Wm. W. McDonald
John
Maurice McDonald
W. Monaghan
W. J. Brown
St. Alphonsus
Tanlac credited with restoring Halifax woman’s health
Mrs Robert L Allen of 56 Duke St Halifax N S says Tanlac cured years of indigestion loss of appetite and weakness. She gained twelve pounds and can eat fried bacon again. Her husband and daughter also benefited. Tanlac is sold in Charlottetown and several nearby towns by local distributors.
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Robert L. Allen
Duke St
Halifax
N. S
Tarlac
Tanlac
Charlottetown
Reddin Bros
Montague
H. J. Mabon
J. P. White
Murray River
H. M. Chisholm
North Tryon
R. H. Goodon
Murray Harbour
Lord's Company
Borden
Cripe
Traverse
Lord’s Company
Carleton
J. W McEwen
Bristol
A. J. McNevin
Bonshaw
Hunt Bros Canned Fruits Promised as Best Quality
A vintage advertisement declares Hunt Bros as the guarantee of top quality in high class California canned fruits. It urges retailers and shoppers to choose the best and take home cans tonight, promising satisfaction with the product.
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Hunt ‘Bros
California
Tax removal praised as aiding working man in Canada debate
The piece argues the Luxury Tax removal will not hit consumers and will boost liberal purchases and employment. It condemns the Patriot and Bell Government while urging voters to see the tax change as benefiting the poor and idle alike, amid calls for broader economic relief.
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Ich the
Patriot
Canada
Boards of Trade and Mercantile Associations
BELL
Outrageous Favoritism Alleged in Tax Assessments
A provincial controversy erupts over alleged Liberal era favoritism in tax assessments. The Patriots claim officers skewed inquiries to benefit Tory supporters with incomes $10,000 to $20,000 while others faced higher burdens. Critics defend uniform Conservative taxation and insist no secret papers leaked.
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SDE
Bell
Tory
W. M. Lea
Tax debate sparks uproar over relief measures
In a heated exchange the Arsenault Government faces criticism over tax relief for low and moderate earners. The Patriot decries the policy as unfair to the poor while defending the administration’s approach to taxation and income assessment.
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