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VISIT TO H M S CALCUTTA ARRANGED AND LOCAL NOTICES
Charlottetown cadets invited to visit H M S Calcutta this afternoon at 4 30. Various local notices cover golf with Calcutta officers, office move of J K Ross, new stock of cut glass, Voile and Georgette blouse sales, choir picnic, and a regatta of civic events including a naval band concert and a visit by Rear Admiral Everett to Charlottetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadet Corps of
Charlottetown
Calcutta
Mathieson
Summerside
Navy League
Percy Pope
J. O. Hyndman
Everett
Noble
P. BE. I. Motor League
Personal visits noted in Charlottetown and area
Mr M A Paquet of Souris visited Charlottetown while Mr Daniel Ross of Montague was in the city yesterday. Mr F J ONeill of ONeill Bros St John left after visiting friends. Mr E F Montgomery departed for Kingston Ont. Mr Leslie Adams of School In Spector Montague was in town yesterday. Mr L W Murdock of Murray Harbor representing John Tobin Halifax motored from Summerside, reporting poor road conditions.
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Daniel Ross
Montague
F. J. O'Neill
O'Neill Bros
St. John
Leslie “Adams
Spector
L. W. Murdock
Murray Harbor
John Tobin, &c
Halifax
Summerside
Fuel &c
Trict
Sal
Southport
Stanley Bridge
St Chryrostom
Mt Real
North Enmore
Ae Fnmore
Cascumpec
Keeland
St Peter's
Cornwall
Argyle Shore
Spring Valley
Sherbrook
Milburn
Cartirn School
Upton
Long River
Tarantum
St Nicholas
Augustine Cove
An A Cavendish
Rustico
Borden
Miscouche
I Fanning
Glengarry
Irishtown
Pleasant Valley
Ebenezer
Brackley Pt. Io
St. Gilbert
Hamilton
Norborough
Hartsville
Rat
Robury Winslon
Springton
Hebron
O'Leary
Tignish
Ascension
Angls School
Palmer Id
St Rock
Souris Wes
St Charles
Rarnscliffe
Rice Point
Strathcona
Chepstow
St Patrick’s
Big Run
Ignatius
Hazelbrook
North Tryon
Hope Rive
DeSable
Auburn
Southampton
Conway
Wilmot Valley
St. Teresas
Ruskin
Jona
Orwell
Geo
Royalty
Vernon River
Caledonia
Gowan Brae
Gs Murray River
Cumberland
Culloden
South Pinette
Belleview
Vernon
Millview
Newtown Cross
Marshfield
Glen William
Brooklyn
Hermitage
M. H. North
Mt. Mellick
Victoria Cross
Royalty Central
de Gras Marsh
Mt._ Herbert
Albion
Kilmutr
Springvale
Lower Montague
Rollo Bay W
Mayfield
Fortune Bridge
Brookvale
Souris
Westmoreland
Cable Hd. East
Czema Woodvale
Kingsboro
Cambridge
No Protest From The United States
In the Commons Lloyd George said Britain had received no protest from the United States against England's move to enter into commercial relations with Russia. He anticipated a further statement on Russia's negotiations.
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The
Guardian
London
Commons
Lloyd George
Great Britain
United States
England
Russia
Auction Sale of House and Store in Weymouth Fitzroy Streets
Authorized by Mr H Feay the auction on Tuesday June 22 at 12 o'clock noon offers a prime corner property with house and store at Weymouth and Fitzroy Streets. The sale promises a strong city business stand and is conducted by J Ben J Carter Aktioneer under reference 9907 G 19 8.
Corbett Ellis Defense Stance in Trial Record
Witnesses describe a tense courtroom scene as Corbett Ellis confronts questions about alleged marriage details, social tensions, and family disputes surrounding Marie Ellis. Cross examination highlights disputes over marriage legality and prior relationships, with jurors hearing hints of financial and familial strain.
Island School Meetings Vote Totals Grow Wednesday
Reading about school meetings across the Island shows increased amounts voted in each session on Wednesday. The report notes rising sums tied to funding and budget plans.
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Island
Disapproval of Home Rule Bill Petitioned by Irish Chambers
Dublin and six cities chambers of commerce after a joint conference petition the government to disapprove the Home Rule Bill. They call it injurious to Irish commercial and other interests and doubt the bill will settle the Irish question.
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Dublin
Chambers of Commerce
Cork
Limerick
Dundalk
Armagh
Newry
Ireland
Agreement Reaches Payment Basis for German Indemnity
Boulogne despatch reports United Press of France and Great Britain agreeing on payment methods for the German indemnity. The accord will guide talks at Boulogne on Monday to settle the indemnity terms.
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Com. Press
London
United Press of
France
Great Britain
Boulogne
Tobacco Factory In Summerside Destroyed by Fire
A Summerside fire destroyed a tobacco factory owned by Messrs B Mahar and B Hooper of Charlottetown. The building opposite St Pauls Hall, owned by Joseph Read & Co., suffered total loss with three to four thousand dollars uninsured. Firemen arrived after 9 15, wind was light, cause unknown but suspected to have started in the drying room.
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Summerside
Messrs
B. Mahar
B. Hooper
Charlottetown
St. Paul’s Hall
Joseph Read & Co
Aguin
Messrs Hooper and Mahar
Charlottetown Driving Club Spring Races Entries Listed
The Charlottetown Driving Club announces spring races at the Driving Park on June 28. A large crowd and country attendance are anticipated with a band and music program. Entries across classes include Dongola Hilda S Albert J in Class A Trot and Upton Prince Angus Dillard Commodore K Wilfred Hal Locanda and Signature in Class B Trot.
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Charlottetown Driving Club
Upton Prince
Angus Dillard
W. Commodore K
Nedy
Wilfred Hal
H Ed Locanda
the New Drug Co
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Prizi
Essar Litica
Frank Compton
Drury Lane Co
New York
Robert B. Mantell
London Irish Rifles
M. C
Rupert Lumley
Herbert Tree
Sir George Alexander
Gerald du Maurier
Royal Garrison Artillery
Bailey ‘Hick
Kelle
Cyril Maude
Grumpy” Co
Princess Pat's Regiment
Edward Lewers
Martin Harvey
Richard Mansfield
Violet Hall Caine
Neice of Hall Caine
Sam. Bernards Company
Ingenue
Belle of
Bond Street
London Company
Peggy Dundas
J. C. Williamson
Prince Edward Theatre
Murdock McKinnon
Percival and
Horace Hodges
Paton’s
H. M. S. Calcutta
J. K. Ross
Masonic
Royal Bank of Canada
W. T. Welsner
Queen Street
Prowse’ Bros. Ltd
Charlottetown Baptist Church
Cavendish
Palmer
Thomas Morris
Montreal
Moore & McLeod Limited
Nizteting
Tracadie Cross
Silver Black Fox Company
Tracadie Mall
C. I. Fisher
U. S
A. G. Thomson
Pierce
Thomson
State Department
Washington
Garden of the Gulf
Cornwall Institute
ScIpRl
UO Prey
York-Cornwall Women’s Institute
Thankful Newsom
North River Hall
Y.W.C.A. Girls Appliy
P. W. College
Murnaghan
James Murnaghan
Richmond Street
Fort Augustus
Hubert Strickland
P. E. Island Hospital
P. E. Island
Strickland
Gillie McIntosh
Sam McIntosh
Howard McLeod
Robert Messaac
John Dunbar
Prince Wodward Island
Stellarton
New Glasgow News
Victor
Agency
W. T. Wellner
Queen St
Beer and Goft's
New Records
Mr. M. A. Paquet
E. F. Montgomery
Yes, Prey
Kingston
Ben J. Carter
Aktioneer
Corbett Ellis
Loret
Marie
Ida
William Ellis
Mr.Strong
Evelyn
Ellis
Corbett
Alee
James
Piccadily
Brighton
Saunders
Johnston
Alonzo Wilson
Morning Telegraph
Standard
Prince Edward
Enid Benne
Paramount Picture
Antonio Moreno
Big V
Alice the Great
Brown
Juanita Aubrey
Silver Todd
Kalola Todd
Harry G
Daniel S
Belle Baring
Sybil C
Major K
Dongola
Hilda S
A. J. Forbes
Now, Drug Co
Albert J