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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
1
A Toronto Star correspondent profiles Sir James Whitney and Sir Robert Borden on the Niagara Falls platform. The piece contrasts Whitney’s forceful, theatrical style with Borden’s calm, lawyerly approach, noting both condemn Laurier yet differ in temperament and reception.
The Examiner visualizes Premier Haszard's judgeship and a Cardigan election shrinking the government majority, with a Belfast by election wiping out the minority. It contrasts conservative and liberal visions, notes possible leadership gaps if the premier retires, and praises grand historic pageants now popular in Britain, the U S and Canada. It suggests Charlottetown and Prince Edward Island host a local pageant to boost memory and commerce.
The article argues against narrow gauge plans for the Tunnel and Car Ferry projects citing costly gauge changes on the Island Railway. It draws parallels to earlier Intercolonist work to Quebec and notes Dominion growth justifies broadening gauges. Readers urged political leaders to abandon narrow gauge thinking.
Manila dispatch reports the Sultan of Sulu, former suitor of Alice Roosevelt, will visit America. He states the trip’s chief aim is to sell a $250,000 collection of pearls while abroad. The note adds speculative lineage and diplomatic curiosity surrounding the visit.
The sultan entices Miss Roosevelt to stay as Sultan of the Sulu archipelago during a 1905 visit by Taft and Roosevelt party. She later wed Congressman Nicholas Longworth, while the sultan hosted the delegation and 14 Moros on lavish terms.
A Charlottetown shop showcases wash goods for summer costumes in a large display window. The store asserts its shades patterns and finish surpass anything previously sold locally.
Paton and Company announce a fashion sale of the latest styles claiming the goods will mark an epoch in stylish novelties. The notice emphasizes readiness for examination and guaranteed colors to attract customers.
Balbriggan short sleeves and short drawers 1.00 per suit. Keep kool in white 1.25. Plain gray short sleeves 1.25. White combination 1.50. Balbriggan long sleeves 1.50 to 2.50. Outing shirts white brown green gray blue 0.75 to 2.50. Cream flannel shirts 1.50. Boys' shirt waists 0.38. Men's fancy shirts 0.57. Wash ties 2 for 0.25. Black and gray hose 2 for 0.25. English American and Canadian magazines for July now in. Haszard & Moore.
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