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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
1
Salary twenty one dollars weekly. Expenses advanced. Not to canvass but to travel and appoint local representatives. State age and qualifications. Experience unnecessary. Winston Co Department G Toronto.
Gloria and George navigate London’s crowd and shadows as Pan watches, while Gloria interprets distant ghosts of the past. They tour central sights, learn London’s pace, and after a restless stretch decide to bid farewell to the city and plan a move to Paris with George staying behind.
In a tense hotel scene George seeks news of Santley while Gloria grows despondent over staying in London. She resists helping locate Santley, hints at a past affair, and fears a wife’s possible absence. Pan offers quiet skepticism as gossip resurfaces amid shifting loyalties.
Quotations from Johnson and Ward of the Montreal Stock Exchange list Bell Telephone and major Canadian and U S companies with prices, dividends and futures across sectors including utilities, rail, steel, pulp and chemicals. Banks and grain markets show variations with Wheat Corn and Oats futures quoted.
A historical notice outlines a school course leading to graduation with special studies in French physical training stenography and art. It mentions a School of Expression graduating, with Mrs M G Taylor serving as secretary and Miss E F Blackwood as principal.
Fragmentary description mentions a Crap and Carding Mill in operation with expert ground adjustments. Claims satisfaction guaranteed and references rolls and batts for sale. No clear dates, places, or named organizations.
A detailed sale listing stock including draft horses cows heifers sheep and hens with implements furniture and household items. No reserve farm sale by Robert Kanisen and McDonald Auctioneer at St Peters A near Guilds Laying Strain birds and various farm gear described. Terms include 16 months on sums over ten dollars and 6 percent discount for cash.
A brief notice offers a product described as a 25 yearn for delayed and painful moment, sealed in package. Advertised by Knickerocker Remedy Co. at 71 B. Front St., Toronto. Pricing listed as $2.00.
Farmers of Eastern Kings announce the installation of modern wool carding machinery at Souris plant. Ready to process this season's wool with prompt and efficient service as the slogan, inviting local growers to deliver fleece for carding.
Auction at Mermaid Friday June 30 at 2 PM offers driving horse nine years, two general purpose horses, three Holsteins including two purebreds, Jersey Ayrshire cows, a six month bull, and a range of farm machinery from wagons and a binder to a cream separator. Terms at sale. T J Macdonald and J A Macdonald mermaid.
Auction notice offering 100 acres of cultivated land two miles from Break Water and one mile from Wood Island Station with 40 acres of wood land nearby. Includes good dwelling, barn, forge, workshop, and extensive mowing and timber resources. Sale June 27 1922 with stock and implements listed, six months credit on manufacturer prices. Auctioneer J A McDonald Wood Islands.
Change of date for a horse race at Central Track Johnston's River set for Saturday June 24 with free for all 2.40 and 2.40 pace classes. Probable starters include Keltie John R Rex Hart Sybi C Albert J Mack Cre sus Skyline Natilla Aguillan and more. Races on matinee plan for oats best 3 in five mile heats with entries logo Monday June 19. dancing booth amusements dinner and tea on grounds admission 36 cents adults 25 cents children. if day fails, races will be held next day. green horses welcome please bring your green horse
Dominion Day excursion aboard S S Constance to Pictou departs Pickard's Wharf at 7 a m with a return fare of $3.00. Tickets allow weekend in Pictou or New Glasgow and return by Monday evening. Pickard & Co agents offer tickets by phone 731.
On and after Thursday May 25 the train leaving Tignish at 6 23 a m will run fifteen minutes behind and the 6 50 a m departure will not leave until 7 05 a m The notice is signed by W H Huggan District Passenger Agent.
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