Western Guardian SHOP and Local Notices Item
Western Guardian Western Office advertises for news subscriptions and ads. Reports on fox escape in Kensington, Tryon school closing with prizes, and court cases from Summerside: assault case fined $1, and dance disturbance with suspended fine for first offense. Mentions Tryon visitors and teacher awards. Local shipping requests for Summerside and Bedeque wharf noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian Western
The
Guardian
Water Street
Summerside
Laurence Gallant
Gallant Crockett
Alex Campbell
Grand River
Hall
Corrected vision could brighten a child's future
A brief alert notes that one in four children may have below normal eyesight and urges parents to check their child’s vision, suggesting correction can improve grades and overall potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
Big Ten at Georgetown July 15 2280 and Montague notices
Eastern Guardian reports an upcoming Big Ten event at Georgetown on Wednesday July 15 2280. Also notes local notices from Montague including a new branch office opening by Mr S Hessian and a Guardian agent appointment for J W Murdock. Includes Montague teaching staff listing and church service schedule for St Andrew's Cardigan with ordination of elders-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Cardigan
George C. Taylor
Charlottetown
Lorne Valley
D. Lamont
The
People’s Church
Canadian Tennis Crown Fights Finish In Vancouver
Willard Crocker of Montreal won the Canadian men's singles title over Wallace Scott of Tacoma in four sets with a record 34 games in the decisive third. Crocker also claimed the doubles with Jack Writh of Montreal. Marjorie Leeming of Victoria won the women's title, defeating Ottawa's Mrs H F Wright, and teamed in doubles with Tatlow. Mixed doubles saw Leeming and John Proctor prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Willard Cocker
Montreal
Canada
Wallace Scott
Tacoma
Crocker
Jack Writh
Scott
Leon Turren
Seattle
Miss Leeming
Marjorie Leeming
Victoria
B. C
H. F. Wright
Ottawa
Ontario
Quebec
Miss Tatlow
John Proctor
Leeming
Jin
Proctor
Dot Gillespie
John McGill
Armadale Club Seeks 4 Concert Plans at Regular Meeting
On June 2 eight members met at the school-house for their standard session. The group opened with the customary agenda and discussed plans for a four concert program.
Closing Exercises At East Royalty School Reveals Prizes
The East Royalty School closing exercises on Tuesday June 30 featured Principal Cecil J. Devereaux and Miss Emma Holmes examining pupils. Awards listed include General Proficiency prizes for multiple grades, attendance prizes, spelling and arithmetic contests, with certificates of merit and promotion issued to numerous students.
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Tryon
Georgie Mathieson
Reta Toombs
Freddy Watton
Hilda Foy
Edith Lord
Ralph Lyman
Gertrude Howatt
Margaret Callibeck
Gertrude Howlatt
Marion Howatt
Asher Howatt
Erma Kidson
Alden Grossman
East Royalty School
Cecil J. Devereaux
Emma Holmes
Devereaux
Cyade JX
Marjorie Harper
Louis Wheatey
Earl Bradley
Emma MacNevin
Isabel Andrew
Grace Harper
Prze
Mareon MacWilliams
Wallie Andrew
Mae Heartz
Arthur Roper
Wallie
Isobel Andrew
Jean MacNevin
Louis Wheatley
Maron MacWilliams
Mae Heart
Ruth Webb
Rose Bradley
Hilda Bradley
Leslie Roper
Jean Mac Nevin
Joseph ,Gallant
Holmes
Dept
Wm. Wheatley
Edward Love
Dixon Holmes
Mary Love
Eileen Bradley
Wooodrow Wheatley
Elise Henderson
Lloyd Henderson
Milderd MacWilliams
Katharine Carson
Bobbie Carson
Kathleen Wheatley
Esther Harper
Wilfred Robertson
Kathrine Carson
Elsie Henderson
Mildred MacWilliams
Clifford Roper
McIntyre Defeats Tarpey in Halifax Boxing Bout
Johnny McIntyre of Glace Bay won a ten round decision over Young Tarpey of Ireland in Halifax. McIntyre weighed 140 pounds, Tarpey 137, in a closely contested bout Saturday night.
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Halifax
Johnny McIntyre
Glace Bay
Young Tarpey
Ireland
McIntyre
Tarpie
Malpeque Visit and Bible Society Report
Malpeque people hosted relatives from Hamilton and Summerside over a weekend. Miss Florence Craswell and Lizzie Beaiisto vacation at home. The twentieth annual Canadian Bible Society report highlights six months of work in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, praise for ministers and collectors, and notable branch support. Agnes Montgomery named to succeed Mrs. MacArthur Morgan as office secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Toombs
North Wiltshire
Gladys McNutt
R. N
Montreal
George B. McNutt
Minnie Wright
Grace MacGougan
Summerside
Malpeque
Canadian Bible Society
Hartwell Crozier
Damley
New Brunswick
J.m.murchison
Princetown
Prince Edward Island
H. L. Porter
Henley
Miss Henderson
Miss Wesley
St. John
Heine
J. Harold Fletcher
Domild’ Hi McQuarrie
Worling
Westmorland
Albert
Carleton
Victoria
Campbellton
Chance Harbor
Dipper Harbor
Mace’s Bay
Glassville
Lornesville
Upper Kent
Richmond
Simplifying Farm Meals for Busy Seasons
Farm housewives and household specialists push simpler menus during rush periods to ease strain. Breakfasts may consist of fruit coffee cereal bacon and eggs with optional vegetable. Supper mirrors dinner with fruit preferred over pie.
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Olmans
King OF
Pain
Liniment
Montague
E. E. Parkman
Optometrist
Montague, P. E
Western Guardian
Holman
Brunswick Hotel
Kensingfton
Apply Brunswick Hotel
Kensington
Bedeque Wharf
Lady Hill
George Simpson
Levi Arsenault
Rheynard
Arsenantt
Canine Rheynard Detective Agency
Consult
H. J. Mabon
Montague, TI
Eastern Guardian
Souris
C. C. Cateton
Seastern
J. W. Murdock
Montague High
Leigh Crozier
Fred Hynes
Daisy Vaniderstine
Eileen Morrissey
Florence MacLeod
Watson
Paris
Poole-Thompson Ltd
Tarpey
Quilty
Nat
Ins
Inc
George McManus
Oesstat
Milligan and Morrison’s
Northam
Maritime Provinces
Holstein-Fresian Breeders Association of
P.E. Island
P. E
H. H. Simpson
Y. M. C. A. Summerside
O’leary
Lennox Island
Maritimes
St. Paul’s
P. E. Island
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