27 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
1
An advertisement lists new styles of cotton and printed dresses for women and children, voiles for children, bloomers, and corset items. It promotes several special prices and a spring hat collection, with multiple price points ranging from 90 cents to over 15 dollars.
The St James church choir from Montague visited Malpeque Monday, under organist George Methven, presenting a varied program to a full audience. Receptions followed as Rev. Williamson thanked the visitors and invited future visits. An auction notice for William Lemon’s Montague farm was also publicized.
An exceptionally fine Toilet Soap offered at clearance prices. The offer states 10¢ per cake or $1.00 per dozen while supplies last.
Brace's in Charlottetown stocks all sizes of fox and mink gear for ranches and orders for special feeds and netting. The notice also lists community events from the Malpeque tea party July 18 to dramatic club performances in Summerside and Borden with dates in June and November.
The report lists graduates returning from Prince of Wales College Kensington and Mount Allison with first and second class teaching qualifications. It highlights the high school’s staff merit and harmony among teachers and trustees, while noting railway warehouse challenges and proposed urgent construction to handle a rising potato crop.
The Board of Trade reviewed loading conditions for potatoes with data from Charlottetown Georgetown and Summerside. Figures show 881043 bushels from Charlottetown and 210736 from Georgetown and 140941 from Summerside. Details covered potato handling from Oct 18 to Dec 5 with 110 standard gauge cars on Nov 1 and 35392 bushels on the shed.
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