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The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 12
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: CII for stores ;lL.1z27-io-9-xi _ YOU KNOW Beds, Springs, Mattresses, and Bedroom Suites, Odd Coaches, Raised Head. and of Furniture, Kitchen Chairs, ste, from a well assorted & Sons, Montague, special Limited, at the very same

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 10
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: Urged Io Evacuate Eritrea. “(Continued from Page 1) his warriors on all fronts not to attempt the slightest offensive, but to confine themselves to a vigilant observation of the Black- armies. 3 "emu-lent officials would not esdflrm

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Guardian
Snippet: This material has been made available for research, education, and private use only. Publication, distribution or commercial use of the material requires permission from the copyright 

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 3
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: ocironaa 9. 1935 lurk-tun srsclns‘ llrcaniery Butter 2 lbs. 55c Fine or Medium “l3, with your order. 45c llerl {llosc Tea u». Pr... Round Steak Per u». 15c Cranberries a lbs. 25Âą Boiling Meat Per w. 10c Pork Chops Per u» 18c lllimax Soap w

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 4
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: 1- sn-uvn-r... ‘In. rfsitmisn " Guardian I Vice-President, I. lulu", I. I. ‘ ml Choke I. I. IIIQR. I. l, l. . Holt.- . A. _I0ellln0n, D- I. 0,_ Inns-lug mentor. I. l. Burnett. I‘.J.I. Editors. Ital Willi! Ill D. K. Currle. h. Flinn-u nun

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 9
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: ocroeaa 9.19s: STOCK-QUO 1:4 TI 111E l"1'E'l'UWN GUARDIAN 01v? lillllllii lllcll llllllll lllollllnlls Corrected’ For Every Wednesday and Seturday Issue ._.___ l _ r-nonucs Oats - . . . .. .. . .. . 10c Bay, loose cwt M!‘ Straw, pressed

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 2
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: a ANN OUN CIN G The World’s Greatest FOX SHOW Nov. 4th to 8th CHARLOTTETOWN Nov. 4th‘ to 8th 20 Cups and Trophies valued at $1,500. Cash Prizes for 43- Sections totalling upwards of $2,000. Last year’s Show was a tremendous success. year’s

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 8
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: r 3. ____ '1‘ JJHARIHFFETOWN __ guaabrau ' i on glonsa’ 9; 193s 5 §erse,s; shouting, waving banners, r g out its way with torches, Glflriands now and then. . - green walls of your silence with crimson, - ‘you, dark pool- you fesi death. ïŹr

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 7
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: 5v 1P q. iTigers World Champions Ha If Century; Cubs To Remain Intact After Inter-notional Lucrossfe l Series I s o o t e d (C. P. by Guardian's Special Wirel VANCOUVER. Oct. ii-Negotia- tions are under way between the Canadian Amateur

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 5
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: DOW. 1718 Brave Leader W10. . . . ' Bgroughi‘ a. Brave People Th agh The . World Economic Stormy ïŹhaihlinjustemmtliroughthethreegreatestlhiancialemllesinworil history, all breaking upon her from outside. TODAY, CANADA'S HEAD IS “BLOODY,

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 11
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: \ I 'f In I" matter is being investigated. I 5. I I 4 f an address to Miss Enman. The - worm trouble b mek the atom -» = P. I.. BUUIESS 'PHE SUMMERSIDE GUARDIAN; and PRINCE COUNTY.. CHRONICLE __ , _ , _ fi" I 0 P ii NS “lf-::ilz:...’i;'“

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 6
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: a. V THURSDAY x FEATURE NO. 1 . . . i [tin c; ‘ti!!! .0“; With- INFEATURE 1- PRINCE ED WARD FRIDAY - _ MATINEE = 3.15 P.M, 16± s 26±. ti“ EVENING: Continuous from 7 p.m.-26c-32c-37c. , “KANsAs CITY PRINCESS " ROBERT ARMSTRONG GLENDA

The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09 -- Page 1
Year Published: 1935
Part Of: The Charlottetown Guardian -- 1935-10-09
Snippet: ~ - I k MAXIMS ' 0F A MERE MAN l Ieeewe Advent-we lsurrever anywhere, u- Morning Guardian, lauded lull uarliu Charlottetown G Two Cute CIIARIJOTTETOWN. CANADA, WEDNESDAY, ' . ASSEMBLY , MEETS TODAY TO e Covers Prince Edward Island Like the

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