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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
2
Diamond Dyes offer simple tinting by dipping or boiling a 15 cent package provides easy directions for tinting delicate shades or dyeing rich permanent colors on wool silk linen cotton and blends. Buy Diamond Dyes and tell the druggist the material to color.
A quotation from Mrs Mary Sherman president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs urges broad horizons. Practical advice follows on cleaning furniture wiping finger marks with kerosene and water and polishing cloth. Kitchenware like tea and coffee pots are rinsed to prevent odors with hot water and soda before drying.
The undersigned will address the Electors of King's County at multiple towns in October. Meetings begin at 7 30 P M in Kingsboro Sourts Annandale Bridgetown St George s Cardigan Montague Heatherdale Georgetown Cambridge Murray River and Murray Harbour South from October 12th to October 27th. J J Johnston J A MacDonald
The Western Guardian reports a vigorous push to complete a new building at the corner of Commercial Street and Irishtown Road Kensington. Other items note teachers meeting ideas, the death of Alfred L. Phillips, repair work on Kensington freight shed, and two sudden deaths of Mrs Wesley Heckbert with funeral details and a welcome note for Eric Cousins returning from the West.
Mr Benjamin Crozier a New York City councillor at law visits his old Malpeque home renewing acquaintances. Bessie Johnston of Long River holidaying in St John while Rev J S Bonnell visits Y Many friends regret illness of John Johnston Long River a progressive local resident.
Ottawa reports improved facilities for Halifax port to handle winter business. Sheds 21 and 22 will be enclosed and wooden galleries and conveyors built to berths 23 24 and 26. Sir Henry Thornton pressed completion to prevent delays in ocean services and rising traffic for the coming winter.
London reports show Lancashire cotton merchants questioning the U S Department of Agriculture estimates as flawed. A. S. Pearce of the International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers alleges the figures come from private guesses and industry speculation. Pearce criticizes limited access and says the estimates influence English cotton trade, with a Milan committee to review his charges.
A quick recipe uses leftover cooked fish with bones removed and flaked, seasoned with salt and pepper. Combine one fourth cup fish with one fourth cup chopped celery, toss lightly, and serve on a lettuce loaf topped with sliced hard cooked eggs, chopped pimentos, chopped green peppers, and mayonnaise dressing.
Notice from the Presbyterians of Montague announcing the Third Quarterly Session Grand Division of Temperance. Supper and Bazaar planned for Wednesday November 4 with a 5390 eastern agent note and guardian news items. Cardigan School Fair prizes awarded to Lloyd Warry in Primary Dept for most prizes. Dundas United Church schedules Sunday School October 11 at 2 p.m. Large attendance urged.
Rev J Eustace Purdie B D of Charlottetown has accepted the principalship of the Bible Training School of Winnipeg after an urgent call. He previously ministered in Charlottetown, lectured across Quebec, and led evangelistic missions. His family remains in Charlottetown as he moves to Winnipeg for new duties.
Nova Scotia announces the coal mining inquiry commission to be chaired by Sir Andrew Rae Duncan of London England. Dr H P MacPherson and Hume Cronyn are named commissioners with Nova Scotia supplying technical and clerical support. Opening session date depends on Sir Andrews arrival, likely later this month.
In Toronto on October 9 Mrs Johng St. Lee Strachey wife of The London Spectator editor praised child rearing as the most important task for women. She noted ten years of progress with fewer children left in dull nurseries and more study of child psychology.
Dr. E A S Jay 9 Hollander recently arrived in Montreal from China was sentenced by Judge Lecarie to three years in the penitentiary for obtaining 4200 dollars from J A Harris a local druggist by a false accepted cheque for 10000 dollars. The physician had restitution to the extent of 5800 dollars. The worthless cheque was drawn on the Colonial Bank of New York.
Ottawa October 5 a national building for Canada’s women will be erected in the capital to host national conventions and house the national organization office. Donated site overlooks the Ottawa river near Nepean Point, gobic design to match nearby landmarks, four storeys, Nepean sandstone, cost about 250000 dollars, auditorium seating two thousand.
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