New Spring Caps Display in City Shops
Local stores showcase a fine line of spring caps rated from 50 cents to 1.50. The display emphasizes quality and style, inviting customers to inspect the newest headwear.
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
May 04, 1908
Page
1
H. H. Brown Promotes Hats In City Sales Drive
H. H. Brown the Young Men's Man states he is the only up to date hatter in town and has sold more than twice as many hats this year as last. He hints at the reason readers can guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Brown
Suffragette complains of harassment in Harlem
Mrs. Norman Wells the English suffragette reports to police after a Harlem crowd incident while attempting to address a street gathering. She seeks police protection for a Harlem meeting Monday night, describing being tripped, jammed, knocked down and kicked, and stoutly objects to the treatment as a disgrace to American manhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the World Today
Norman Wells
Harlem
Harriet Stanton Black
London
A GOD CHANCE FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS TO VISIT ENGLAND
Alfred Moseley plans a Canada to England teacher exchange allowing about five hundred Canadian and U S teachers to visit England from September to January. A large reception network led by the Archbishop of Canterbury and figures like A J Balfour will coordinate visits to universities colleges art schools and other institutions. Costs include 25 for ocean travel and total trip estimates from 110 to 200 plus allowances, with Montreal boards considering funding for ten to twelve teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Alfred Mosely
United States
England
Ottawa
Toronto
United Kingdom
Archbishop of Canterbury
Gosseyo Paws
Spooyos
Mosely
Grand Duke Reveals Romance in New Novel Never Say Die
Grand Duke Michael Michaelovitch discusses his own love story and exile in the novel Never Say Die published in April. The work, written in English, portrays a German prince facing family enmity after a morganatic marriage and is dedicated to his wife Sophie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Grand Duke
Michael Michaelovitch
Michael
Pethof
San Remo
Sophie
Countess of
Merenberg
Torby
Nerviline Promises Quick Relief for Crying Babies
An old advertisement claims Nerviline soothes a crying infant by easing cramps colic gas and stomach pain. It markets Nerviline as safe for minor ailments and useful to prevent sickness with a small dose, sold everywhere for 2c.
Clothing ad from H H Brown Young Men's Man
In a promotional note H H Brown urges readers to inspect his large stock of men and boys suits offering savings on spring attire at the Bay location. The ad highlights well selected goods and invites personal shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peter's Road
C.lyons & C
H. H. Brown
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P.E. Island's Greatest Clothing House
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W. N. Tanten
Grafton St
Deee
Tornay
Canadian Bank of Comm
Montague
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Arado PR
Carter
Chorer
SERED
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Walter $. Brown
Bayfield
St. Chs Town
Minard
Fairyland
Opera House
Plymouth
Southampton
Liverpool
Dover
Franklin
T. H. Chath Co, Limited
Chathem
A.pickard& Co
Coal and Wood
Rownlee
A.w.reddin,phn
the Square Druggist
Sunnyside
Star Steam Laundry
A. F. Webster
Convoy’s
Ing
Town
Bruce Stewart & CO
Canada
Navigation
Charlotteton
Holesale and Rétai
the Rows Hardware Company
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