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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
1
Farm for sale comprising 124 acres at St Teresa’s owned by Patrick Kenny. Includes substantial buildings in good repair, 70 acres cultivated, remainder wooded. Located near schools churches stores and only ten chains from the C N R Station. Apply James F Kenny St Teresas.
Doctor with large practice plans retirement offers residence and offices with hot water heating and electric lights plus barn and garage. Good opportunity for a physician to live and pay for this property in two years. Apply Physician Guardian Office. SOPHO eeee.
Barbara woos a flirtatious actress Miss Raleigh while Bravo stews over a rival. On a moonlit park bench Barbara kisses Miss Raleigh and reveals a bold plan to charm the woman with a photograph album, while Bravo schemes from the background.
A playful dialogue centers on an aviator and his airedale dog. The exchange hints at pride, opportunity, and a dispute over owing favors with a humorous undertone. The scene evokes a lighthearted wartime or period setting.
A quirky note describes balloon tires on a mouse motorist and a thumb button on a new square for woodworkers. The blade is flocked to adjust in any of five operating positions.
Miss Raleigh and Barbara share a tense moment about a smile from the dining room. Barbara admits she was deeply jealous, revealing hidden feelings as the scene ends with a promise of continuation.
A boy named Johnny collects bright stones during a sunlit day. He jokes that stones are made for boys to throw and pockets full of stones glitter like diamonds as he imagines using them for throws.
The May honor roll lists top students by grade at Fortune Bridge School. Names include James MacKinnon, Donald Bryanton, Lettie Coffin, Althea Coffin, Hazel Wood, Minnie MacKenzie, Mildred Coffin, Daisy Johnston, Lila Jackson, Stella Burke, Clara Burke, Violet Coffin, Cyril Johnston, Fred Aitken, Minnie Burke, Gladys Aitken, Wallace Francis, Bessie Johnston, Elma Riley, Guy Coffin, Dorothy Johnston, Edward Francis, George Dixon, Alonzo Riley, Hilda Francis, Aussi MacDonald, Miss Ching, and Miss MacKenzie Ass.
The Waterford School published a grade based honors list featuring students such as Patrick Kenny Mary FitzGerald Patrick Kennedy Frances Kenney Mas Doucette Wilbert Shea Patrick Shea Russel Kennedy Louis Ellsworth Daniel Kenny Eva McKenna Rita Kennedy Reger McAlduff Margaret Kenn Grade positions include VI V IV III with multiple entrants per grade and several equal distinctions for Imelda Kenny and Henry Fitz Gerald.
The second Public Annual Meeting of the P. E. I. Protestant Orphanage is called for June 29 1926 with adjournment planned to July 6. The session meets at 8 p m in the Hall of Zion Presbyterian Church Charlottetown. Four new trustees will be appointed and financial statements will be presented. All contributors present may vote. attendance invited.
Public notice extends the lobster fishing season to July 5 inclusive. Inspector S. T. Gallant issues the extension. The notice notes arrangements for deliveries of fresh plants and guidance for customers in Charlottetown.
The advertisement lists annual bedding flowers including Aster Phlox Petunia Verbena Stocks Cosmos Lobelia Alyssum Kochia Marigold Zinnia Balsams Snapdragon Daisy Salvia Sweet William Marguarite Carnation Pansy and perennials Hollyhocks Larkspurs with prepaid per dozen prices. Vegetable plants cover Cabbage Celery Tomato Snowball Cauliflower and late cabbage with mail and express options and June delivery details.
Carding done at Long River mill with satisfaction guaranteed. Wool left at A E Doucette Rustico A Peters Oyster Bed Bridge Everett Johnston Brookfield P J Noy Co Hunter River will be called for and delivered. Oil furnished at mill.
Public auction advertised for Tuesday June 22 at 12 o clock noon on the premises the dwelling with water Street garage workshop and outbuildings offered on good terms by Philip J. Doyle and J A. McDonald auctioneers 9714 6 9 15 20
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