19 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1921
Page
1
The notice promotes Imperial Polarine Motor Oils as standards of quality and offers a lubrication chart to select the correct grade for any vehicle. It invites readers to contact at 56 Church Street Toronto for an informative booklet titled Automotive Lubrication.
The page records ads and notices for the Guardian Office and a broad roundup of school exams and events. It highlights Egmond Bay and Abram's Village exams, teacher changes, and presentations, plus local church and community notices and a tea party report.
Miss Gusie Jarvis returns home to East Baltic with Rev and Mrs Mellish after a visit. Rev Freeman leaves for a month in Nova Scotia. E N MacPherson of Charlottetown goes to Ebbsfleet to visit Mr James A Rix. Frances Whipper of Chelsea Mass stays at Mr James A Rix's home in Ebbsfleet. William Louson of the Bank of Montreal returns for two weeks at home. Miss Hattie Campbell, formerly ill, leaves P B Island Hospital to visit Mr and Mrs Irwin McLaren Weymouth Kent.
Joseph LeBlanc secretary of the Yarmouth Athletic Association cites the 1920 South Shore League and Western Nova Scotia Base Ball champions using Minard's Liniment during the summer with beneficial results for sore muscles bruises and sprains. He calls it the best white liniment on the market and urges every team to be supplied.
In Stockholm Sweden Baron Mannerheim head of the Kramfors company credits long term planning for Sweden’s forests arguing future gains from prudent regulation and artificial reforestation. He praises Swedish forestry management as advanced and sustainable despite strong export demand and domestic needs.
The Dominion Experimental Farms announce a third series of Egg Laying Contests starting November 1 1921 for 52 weeks. Contests include Canadian Egg Laying Contest at Ottawa Ontario Prince Edward Island at Charlottetown Nova Scotia at Nappan New Brunswick at Fredericton Quebec at Cap Rouge Ontario at Ottawa Manitoba at Brandon Saskatchewan at Indian Head.
Early showing of Mall Hosiery at new prices with 75c 85c and 1.00 pairs in ribbed and plain styles. Canadian Egg Laying Contest entries open at Experimental Station Lethbridge and Agassiz with Ottawa fees of 15 and provincial fees of 5. Entry deadlines and payment schedules outlined with refund and cancellation conditions.
Regulations outline how to enter Dominion Poultry Husbandman contests at Central Experimental Farm Ottawa or the Superintendent of the Experimental Farm. Entries must be sent to the chosen contest with the first payment by August 15, 1921. Government aid departments may enter without fees but will be scored by overall standings.
Information from Toronto reports Lieutenant Governor Lionel Clark, who was advised by his physician to rest for weeks, is seriously ill. It is uncertain if he can return to resume duties at Government House. He is accompanied by Mrs. Clark after the Governor-General’s visit to the city.
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