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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
1
Just arrived one car cedar eh neles J W Fyfe Emerald. Come to the ice cream and dance Emerald Hall on Wednesday evening June 24th. All summer millinery clearing at bargain prices at Sin Clairs. Ladies and children's hats new season stock specially reduced for June clearing at Sin Clairs.
Community announcements invite readers to shop from Holman’s catalog before June 26 and alert to a tea and bazaar on school grounds in Lower Montague on July 1 at 6 pm to benefit the church. The Ladies of the Christian Church Montague plan an ice cream social July 9 on the church lawn. Guardian agent J W Murdock announces Western office on Water Street Summerside for news items and subscriptions.
Te 80 blooms fall short as local figures Lil Po and Lo Lil struggle to make a mark in the ongoing race. The brief notes record scant details and unnamed sources offer little progress for the season.
A humorous classroom exchange ends with a pupil calling the world crooked. A couple considers calling their engagement off amid social plans. A quip about a long run and a patient’s vibration treatment rounds out the brief items.
Quotations from Johnston and Ward of the Montreal Stock Exchange list prices for major Canadian and U S stocks and commodities. Notable entries include American Can Copper Mines International Paper United States Steel Pacific Railways and several Canadian firms with varying bids and percentages. Bank quotes show Commerce Bank and Royal Bank figures alongside grain futures for Wheat Corn and Oats with July and September contracts.
We the undersigned merchants announce store closures from June 17 to September 30 beginning Wednesdays at noon. Named towns include Albany Centreville Borden Cape Traverse Tryon and Central Bedeque with merchants Delaney & Co Green Bros McLeod Calbec Bell Lord Chisholm and others. Also dated 1:80-6-16,17,22,23.
Tonight's Victoria Park game pits the Anchors and Stars in a top tier City League clash. The Anchors lead by one, backed by a solid pitcher and Captain Bell’s defense, while the Stars rely on a batting streak and reserves after losing their second baseman. Both lineups feature strong hitters like Francis and Diamond for the Anchors and Lynds and McQuaid for the Stars as they aim to even the season series.
On Friday afternoon June 19 a friendly baseball game was played at Rochford Square between the Reds and Rangers. The Reds won 9 to 4. The local lineup is listed for both teams.
New York reports a welterweight title bout between J Johnston Walker and J McKinnon plus plans for additional 15 round championship fights. The scene shifts to Canada with Bisley Rifle Association plans, Bisley team details, and officials announced for the annual match.
Mc Leod and McGregor in Montague announce a one week sale from June 22 to 27 offering the entire stock of dry goods boots and shoes and clothing at greatly reduced prices. They also note highest price paid for wool.
Ramsay MacDonald for the Labor opposition has introduced a motion to reduce the Foreign Secretary salary in protest of the Security Pact with France. The proposed censure would force the government to resign if carried as the big Commons debate opens Wednesday.
The White House reiterated that the United States will not enter into any European security pact, directly or indirectly, under any circumstances. The statement followed a German note to Britain proposing Germany pledge its guarantees to the United States as trustee.
Receipts of eggs thin out prompting expected price increases. Prince Edward Island eggs offered at extras 35, firsts 2 dollars, seconds 28 delivered to Montreal. Montreal market unchanged while Ottawa shows higher prices and lighter receipts. Live poultry markets steady with a few spring chickens arriving.
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