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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
2
A dated advert-like fragment stresses proper maintenance of watches and machinery. It promises full guaranteed work and attentive service, urging readers to ensure all facilities are ready to provide high quality operation.
A subscriber offers the Vendome Hotel at 49iter St situated on the Water Front near railroads and boat traffic. The three story property promises space for sixty permanent guests and presents an interior described as a thing of beauty awaiting viewing by prospective purchasers.
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 8 to 1. Cincinnati topped Boston 8 to 7. Pittsburgh beat New York 6 to ?. Louis and Philadelphia games reported with unclear final.
The report lists events from the American Athletic Federation meet at Riverview Motordrome Chicago to New York Athletic Club spring races at Travers Island and a Chicago to Michigan City voyage by Columbia Yacht Club. It notes opening of the Gonmaugth Wark Jockey Club spring meeting at Ottawa.
Today at Victoria Park a Phoenix C C cricket match is set between W F H Carvell's XI and T Watkis's XI. Play starts at 2 pm with both sides arriving for punctual attendance. Captains are F Watkis and W F H Carvell.
A corrected market fragment from Souris lists potatoes, pork, oats, hay and eggs with prices and units. The brief note mentions butter and butter price figures, reflecting a small-town farm market snapshot with unclear numeric values.
The Guardian urges readers to mail relatte news from across the Province to The Guardian News Dept Charlottetown after events. Saturday only offers old-style Scotch candy at 28 a lb, marked down from 40c. MacKinnon Drug Co. advertises location at Great George and Kent.
The session details progress at Mount Allison and related colleges, noting 95 academy students and record attendance at the Ladies' College. Delegates applaud Dr. Palmer and Dr. Borden, back a $200 000 endowment gain and a $50 000 grant to expand science and arts facilities, and pledge support for fundraising campaigns. The conference approves committees, discusses sustaining funds, and elects representatives to supervision and mission boards. The Laymen’s Association, gifts to missions, and the Supernumerary Fund are also reported with ongoing appeals and memorials.
Saturday only offer of 10 candy for 28 cents per pound highlights old style Scotch candy with nearly twenty flavors. MacKinnon Drug Co located at Corner Great George and Kent Streets promotes purity freshness and wholesomeness as part of a local advertisement. Britain Bell & Co advertised coal with best prices.
Death notice reports Alice Marshall youngest daughter of Rev Thomas and Mrs Marshall died at Grace Church Parsonage on June 12 1913 age 21. Also Mrs Frank Began died June 13 1913 age 34 at Emyvale with funeral 2 p m Sunday at St Ann's Cemetery Lot .65.
Special to The Guardian reports fresh to strong westerly winds with showers and cool conditions in Toronto. Temperatures ranged from 48 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit across northerly and southerly exposures. High tides forecast at 7 24, 8 32, and 9 33 with moon phases given. day length around fifteen hours forty-five minutes.
Saturday special offers MacKinnon Drug Co sells old style Scotch candy regularly 40c a lb for 28c a lb limited to one pound per customer at Corner Great George and Kent Streets. Secure a pound Saturday.
Market figures show varied ranges from 38 to 42 ud and 40 to 42 ud with prices between 5.50 and 6.50 dollars, 12 to 15 for certain items, and other brackets including 18 to 20 and 25 to 30. Additional ranges include 12 to 14 60 to 80 and 20 to 26 with a final note of 15 and 3.
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