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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
1
Lyons and Co promotes the celebrated Jermyn Mine hard coal, 800 tons capacity, famed for highest market value. Barque WWB daily expected output reported as Melaughite.
Auction notice for sale of a dwelling house and lot on F Street fronting 42 feet, part of the William Harper estate. Sale at public auction on Wednesday July 4 at 12 o’clock noon, with outbuildings and repairs noted. Terms and further details at William Harper or Haszard Gaudet office. Benj Carter & Co. Auctioneers.
Vital statistics notice alerts PEI residents that births after June 1 1906 must be registered in the province. Charlottetown Summerside and Georgetown events must be registered within 30 days of occurrence before burial. Other areas require registration within 7 days. Marriages must be registered within 30 days of the celebration at the Registrar General office.
Claude Johnson of Walnut Kansas describes a two year battle with a widespread itchy skin eruption that resisted a doctor's treatment. After reading an advertisement he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills and reports relief from the first application and complete cure after continued use. He thanks Cuticura and offers permission to publish. June 15 1905.
Advertisement claims Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent Pills rapidly relieve severe itching and skin disorders for all ages when medical help fails. Notes availability from Potter Drug & Chem Corp and druggists in a 60 pill vial. Ed Malledro promotes the skin and scalp guide.
Tenders will be received at the Office of the School Board up to June 30 for 250 tons Acadia round coal for City Schools and for Kalsemining West Kent Sr School by June 30. The Trustees are not bound to accept the lowest bid. For information apply.
The convention reported strong school conditions and lively reports from Wm Laird and Rev A S Stewart. Field Secretary Rev J B Ganong outlined union work and urged full cooperation. officers were elected with Rev J G A Belyea as president and Daniel McDonald as vice president.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat stomach pains by stimulating bowel movement with Hutch three tablets before meals. It claims quick relief, better than elixirs and iron preparations, and notes it costs ten cents and is sold by all druggists.
Born at Mill River East to Allan A and Mrs Hardy a son on the 19th inst.
Two notices record marriages at St James Manse Brighton. John A. McLean of Middleton weds Mary Buchannan of Little Sands on June 16. Jane McPhee of Barnecliffe weds Mary McDonald of Lorne Valley on June 19.
June 20 report from New York states Russelle a prominent millionaire is gravely ill with no organic disease. Sage notes he has grown weaker for months and is gradually breaking down due to old age, affecting his business and daily life.
Citizens are invited to submit a ranked list of the most distinguished Prince Edward Island natives or residents. Provide twenty names born in or living on the island who have achieved notable distinction, to be ordered by perceived eminence.
An old advertisement extols Dr Hamilton's Pills as the best remedy for constipation and headaches, claiming they purify the blood, regulate bowels, and improve mood. It also sells other goods from James Paton & Co and Hughes Cascara Pills, touting low prices and mail orders.
A meeting notice lists the Prince Edward Lodge holding a Red Rose Degree Initiation on a June date at 8 o'clock with James Pat and Clarke among expected attendees. City officials in the record indicate forthcoming schedule details.
At the Block House Rocky Point the funeral for Jane Qist aged 8 is set for Friday at three o'clock. Mrs Alexander McNeill is listed among mourners. The service will be at West River Presbyterian Cemetery.
An advertising collage promotes Minard's Liniment for dandruff and linen embroidery works. It features prices from 225 to 5.00, notes on Irish handmade embroidery, and a display of fifty waist lengths on white linen with elaborate designs. Also highlights a wool trade push and shop names Jas Paton & Co and Up-To-Date Gent's House Store.
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