14 May 1921
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
May 14, 1921
Page
1
On May 12 Ottawa saw Creamery butter fall to 32 cents per pound, an eight cent drop and a 28 cent lower price in ten days. Cheese prices also declined from thirty cents to about fifteen or sixteen cents per pound.
Sinclair & Stewart Limited advertises reductions on ladies coats hats and shoes and promotes silk sales while Summerside shows a Crown and Anchor game progress and a four act play The Young Country Schoolma'am at the Assembly Hall of Summerside High School. Farming notes report strong activity and land conditions, and Mr P L Bowness buys property on Fitzroy Street for residence after alterations.
The Rev. Frank A. Varley of St. Vincent de Paul Church in Cincinnati endorses Farador and cites improvements in insomnia neuritis and loss of appetite with positive health effects. He promises literature to applicants and names W E Enman as Farador representative in Charlottetown.
Western personal notices list visits and travels of local residents. Forsyth, Strong, McPhail, McQuarrie, McKay, Curley, Louson, Robertson, McGregor, Crockett, Bonnell, McKenzie, Creelman McArthur, Clohessey, and others are mentioned with moves to Montreal, Summerside, Port Elgin, Moose Jaw, Halifax, and Western Canada.
Ottawa May 12 Negotiations toward a reconciliation between the straight Conservative faction in the House and the National Liberal and Conservative party have been ongoing. Former Minister of Public Works in the Borden Government, leader of the resuscitation movement for the old federal Conservative party, has been in Ottawa for several days, holding frequent conferences with Premier Meighen.
Mr George Ives of Tryon and Mr Harvey McLeod of Goodyear Tyre Co. visit towns and travel to Charlottetown and Tignish while Mr George Sudsbury of Maritime Hide Co. notes business in Summerside. In Upper Silesia fighting continues at Ratibor Kosel and Rosenberg despite Korfantys armistice talk. Consul says Polish forces may cease when communications improve. Dublin reports peace may come quickly surprising Ireland.
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