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HOCKEY GAA‘IE

Thrilling Dralna of the Turf '

-\_ __ Mat. \ i ‘ " 11c. 16c. Night 16c, 26c.

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Hear the Zoom and‘ Swoop of Clash-

Sequen 1.: of This You'll love Bill Boyd in this zoom-

dy and Symphony Cartoon

and TOMORROW

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‘Planes - Hear the Breathless Ali-Talk Epicl

ing attraction for his courage

lpanied by Mrs. Rogers, Major J. 1'0. 'I‘llrlrll. Toronto. Western

Steel

Kensington Granites ‘l, l-loimtlns 1 TProduc/u; Co, and nlelnber of the A large crowd of enthusiastic falls {executive gouneil of the C. M, A. and witnessed a fast and hard foughtichoirman of the tariff commission game of hockey in Kensington rink‘of Toronto Board of Trade; J. E.

on Tuesday night, Jan. 21st, between ‘WfilSll. Toronto. Secretary of

llollllairs team of Summcrsidc, and _Assrlt-irl'-izm and Nils. WaLsh, Thomas the Granites of the home town ilrwilllainson, Montreal, vice president the McLean Cup League. The snow- and managing director St. Lawrence storm in progress before and duringll-‘lour Mills Co., and Mrs. William- the game did not dampen the arclol- son. Miss M. f. Colter. Toronto, other of the inns in the least. Holmalrslprolninent Canadians are also mak-

played a fast systematic game, but’:

speed, system and the will to win

gave the Granites s quite noticeable‘, superiority over their opponents. Only, the heroic work of f-lolmarfs goalie; kept the score down. The Kenslngton

sextctte are fast becoming a quite

formidable aggregation of heel-leg Players. They have received a fer "iip5"_ from Percy Rodd. form»:- Abegweit player. who is now locat in Suinmerslde, and expect to be un-

der his tuition for the raminder oi .0

the season. The Granites will have‘ n chance to try their prowess again_ on next Monday night with the fast; skating, resourceful Victoria Unions'

the rillr-s, and deals out uithout fear or favor, thereby con-‘ tributing in no small degree toward keeping the game clean and straight.‘

golvnagavzn G ‘ Kensinfifln this great day in your ilfc. I never P‘ 1m D0131" w silDwnglslcease to admire your artistic efforts /. 1 l . . . l: n ,. . . . R Bernard E1 Bomam ill tile lliit‘l'lii‘r‘tllll0ll of Scottish song ' ' ' lS'Lt':l .t‘ l k bli W’ Bradshaw Forwards ‘M Mmphy ' iri-av (nos \i‘c1'liiptiiicllilifnoiiizreliiurils‘ L. Campbell Ivan Darrach‘ d, ' ' ‘ , ‘ _ __ _ w ‘voodgide David MurphyiDay that Canaoa possesses no finer M’ R It r F C d. tioxponent of the glorious traditions ‘I ‘ £1031’ Mm " flu‘ {of Scotland than the future Mrs a, Iocr on A. Bffllltlitiinopw‘. ‘ ' a E‘ Cousin” I rim still "llOfS dc combat" but

K‘ l the sight of those beautiful roses carries my thoughts to you and yours

T0 STUDY TRADE k WVITII ‘VEST INDIES

IVIONTRAL. Que. Jan. ll-To slutty . file West Indies in relation to thef development oi trade with Canada“, ilromineni, members of the Canadian l Manufactultcrs Assoiiatlon will saill from Halifax at midnight Friday on} m». c. N. s. may Drake, ‘l

'i‘lley will make the l'OUI‘ifi trip on,

ng the trip.

AN APPRECIATION

ing note of appreciation P-lrs. Arthur H.

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2 F-lr F/fulr, who is at pres-

e Lreaeured by Mrs. Roper. St, James Manse,

Jan. 22, i930.

Dear Miss MaeNcill:

Your bridal day is brought vcrj; . ’ ti bf '- ' i b th in Victoria rink. Tile game was re- promlngn y _c o“ my 1mm y _ c ‘creed by Layton Roger‘ in a ranfigift this morning of three lovely and impartial manner He has imposes from three dear children of my ' congregation whose mother informs

li-. .l .. . a Sec n! eye for trailsgregsorifot me that they are the same as those mm‘ lcsiV-‘llilill <nre to comprise your bridal a lovely It inspires me to send to

bouquet. ls not that thought?

you my most cordial greetings on

in this phid (lily, With every good wish, Yours very sincerely, W. Bruce Muir.

(‘IIARLES VANBIISKIRK

Citizens will regret to learn of the sudden death in Alberton on Friday

inst of (lllarles VanBusklrk for a

dang time a resident of this city and

The '

Barbara MacNeili, .. 4n; of her wedding day- “M. less to say, this note, coming

on l;:.. sick bed. will always

through the Indies as far arara.

ail-cl company of Burllllgiflfl

the Canadian National Steamship; as Dem- British Guiana and bac Those in the party are P. H. Brooks. .

Toronto General‘ Manager Burlington and ‘

who has resided in Alberton for sev- ernl years past. “Cllarllc" was well m l known in this city, especially among [the younger folk. lie was of a cheer- iful disposition and the acme of po- liteness and was always to be found where public gatherings or assem-

’ ' iomationll Hints m.. R- J» fluidl-

" out... solicitor of the Canadian Can-

Hamllion, who is accompanied by his wife and daughterl Hon. W. H. Cashing, Calgary, p sident of the "up amt door lum r colmlany, of Saskatoon. Calgary‘ and Moosejaw. 7 W. R. Drynan, R. B. Dickie. Slew- laclte, N. S.. General Manager of the Canadian lumbar company Limited- s. emu». traffic manager of the Steel Co.. of Canada. accompanied by Mm. Clttus. T. I-Iobson. Hamilton

new 1M. and ms. Robson. Herman Holland. Montreal. alman- of m-

the

gums gml-nméntwputseilnk osmo-

blies with music as a feature. Thc deceased was about town in the fore- noon of the day of his death and previous to dinner complained of a pain in his head which later passed to his stomach. The pains left him and‘ he was seized with sleepiness. He laid down upon his bed and in u short timc' passed away g ' ' ‘y and peacefully. Services were held at the home of Mr. John H. Hammlil with whom he had been living, on Sunday afternoon. The remains were forwarded to this city when they were interred beside his parents. .

‘mrkish exporters an protesting

against the NNWM decision of till

ments served.

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CRYSTALS VS ABEGWEITS AT lArena. tonight. i277 AUCTION FORTY- FIVES tonight

in Rosary Hail. Excellent prizes 1275

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KILLED m cnAsn-Mr. Edward TJ. Small, Los Angeles‘ business man, ‘who lost his life in the crash of the ' addux air liner near nos Angelcs ' ecently, is a brother of Mrs. A. ‘Block of this city.

CRYSTALS VS ABEGWEITS AT 1271

ANGLICAN snnvlcas in the parish of New London on the 26th. ‘inst will be as follows: French Riv- ‘er 10.30 a. m. Burlington, 2.30 p. m. lKensington ‘l p. m. G. T, Sprlggs, rector.

- CITIZENS’ ZlIEETING-Board_ of frradc Rooms, this, Friday afternoon at 4 p. ln., to consider the ‘oppor- ‘tunity of bringing the ‘National Candy Ltd. to Charlottetown. 1272

NORTH RUSTICO AND STAN- LEY BRIDGE-Services in. m; ‘U11. >itcd Church. Jan. 26th: North Rus- ,i.ico. 11 a. m.. and Stanley Bridge at 3 p. m. Reva H. S. Bishop. min- i lster

i ‘VINSLOE SEFVICES -—$CI'VlC¢S fifi the Ufiiifiddlhllrtthfi OI Winsloe [on Sunday, Jan. 26th. will be as foi- llovrs: Winsloe North at ll a, m.. fwinsloe South at 3 p. m.. l-lighfield at 7 p. m. '

EPISCOPAL SERVICES-Md Sun- day after the Epiphany, Jan. 26th. St. John's, Milton, Morning Prayer. 10.30 a. m.; evening prayer. 7.30 p. m.; St. Mark's, Rustico, evening prayer, 2.30 p. m. Preacher, Rev. C- F. Johnson.

RAINBOW CIIOCOLATES are made to please. Guernsey caramcls are high class. Sold by loading stores. Wantmore National and Mic Mae bars are leaders in Canada. F. J. ' l-lolnlan, distributor for P. a. 1. 121i i HUNTER RIVER. CIRCUIT. - The services on the Hunter River United Charge for Sunday Jan. 26. 1030, are as follows: 11 s. nl. Wilt- shire; 230 p. m.. Hampshire. ‘I p. m. ‘Hunter River. A. E. Chapman. pas- "tor.

PROI-IIBITION CASES — Before the Prohibition Magistrate yesterday the following parties were convicted for selling liquor illegally and each fined $300 and costs or five months: James Murphy, Warren Wrlghtman, Montague; Frank Murphy, Iona.

BRACKLEY MARSH- FIELI) - DUNSTAFFNAGE. -Ser- vice will be held ‘in the United Church next Sunday as follows:—- York service at ll a. m.. church school at 2.30; Brackley service at 3 p. m. School at 2 p. m. Central Church Marshneld - Dunstarfnage. service at '1 p. m.

YORK,

DISTRIBUTOR APPOINTED-Mi‘. l‘. J. Holman has been appointed distributor for this province for Na.- tionai Candy Ltd., who manufacture a high class line of chocolates, cara- nlels, bars and other confectionery. A display of their goods may be seen at Mr. Holman's office and orders can be filled promptly. 1274

OFFICERS ELECTED-On Tues- day evening the officers of Eton Lodge, s. 0. 13., No. 14a. were in- stalled in their Lodge itoom by Dis- trict Deputy Bro. Herbert J. Love,

Arena tonight.

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CBYETAES VS ABEGWEITS Al‘ ‘ ': 131’!

CORNWALL UNITED dnu3¢||__ Rev. E. M. Aitkcn, B, 5,, minis”,- Service of worship Sundly. Jan. 20th, in Kingston at 11.00 s. 1a.; was; Riv- er all! P- m., and Cornwall at 7.00 I). m.

rnorosso NEW mnusrnv- Prospects for the establishing of a large candy manufacturing plant in Charlottetown were outlined to a‘ Guardian reporter yesterday. by Mr, Theodore Georges, manager of Ne- tional Candy Limited, now being op-‘ crated. at Halifax. Mr. Georges has! been persuaded to come here by his local seem, m. ,1". .1. Holman. He has been looking over the building formerly occupied by the 51mm; Packing Company and believes it would suit- lu; purpose. A citizens’ meeting in the Board of ‘trade rooms is being held this afternoon to con. sider the proposition of bringing the company to Charlottetown.

ROCK BARRA INSTITUTE-Tin January meeting of this Institute

was held on Tuesday evening, Jan. 14

FUNlI-AL NOTICE-The funeral cftbsislcldawatigbantakcsplsce from hel- residmlce m Cumberland 8t. on semi-day, Jan. 25th. Service starting at l‘ o'clock, funeral leav- ing st 2.30. Interment People's Cem- etery. .

“T0 ESTABLISH TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT-Mr. D. A. MacNeill, District PlQnlt, Superintendent, Can- adian National Telegraphs arrived in the city last night. Mr. MacNeill it is understood is hcrc for the pur- pose of cstablishins a desmlchors telephone equipment for the move- ment of trains by the most up-to ‘date system, '

visiting curlers from Montague and Su “‘ are expectinz to ti’! their skill with the Granites this Bf- tcmoorl and evening when the an- ntul bonspiol for the McAl-thur and casual-y ‘Ikophiw will be allied in this city with the local curlers I5

defendants. The visiting clubs have found it convenient to take advan-

at the home of Mrs. John A. Mac- Phee, Big Pond. There were present‘ tluelve members and two visitors... Meeting opened with the Institute. Ode and Roll call was answered with i a joke. A lottery for a comforter be- i lng started books were distributed‘ among the members and arrange-g

lug. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. MaxPhee and Miss Laurette. Mc

excellent violin music being furnish- ed by Messrs Russel and Pius Mc- Phee.

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PERSONALS The Cuardlan regrets to learn of the continued illness of Mr. Wallace Mobbs, Winchester. M886-

MissTPrances l-l. MeCabc, York. is 5pending the week in the city, the Bu“; or her sister Mrsl Hcnnessey.

Miss Ruth easel-y. B. A” is spend- mg me week at Brookline. Mass. the guest of her aunt Mrs. A. Fisk, Ph. D.

Mr. Richard Wooldridfi» CW9‘ he“, i; the guest of his daughter Mrs. E. Blrt, st. Patrick's Road-

M. J. M. Murley, manager C. N. R. Teiggfaph office has returned from a well earned holidBY 5W1" Wml h“ son in New York.

The many friends of Mr. Tllomfls Wlgmore, of Graham's Road. W111 "=- gret to hear that he has been obllB- ed to come to the P. E. Island Hos- pital for treatment.

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MONTREAL. Qlw. Janzo- Tile high scoring pace inthe American section in the National Hockey L118- guo was maintained last week. M’ cording to scoring averages 11D i0 and including games of last Sunday. N0 changes of importance occurred in me alignment of the leaders. N615 Stewart retaining the lead in the Canadian Division, while Frankie Boucher of the mailers leads the Americans. Stewart no ionizer h°1d5 undisputed sway as the leading goal getter, for Welland has tied him in actual goals scored. Each Dlflye!‘ hi" 22, but Welland has 15 assists a- gainst eight for Stewart. '

merits made for the drawing. Onelone mwrwgd can m ‘or than” new member was. welcomed. Mrs. gelves at the curling Rink ‘mm 1 Peter MacPhee invited the members o'clock m“ flwmoon “um midnight to her home for the Flebnlary mect- how the but“, was“ “d wawh the

Phee’ “d " mm hour was spent and the decision hangs in the bal-

iManiatlzre

' Ralph Jenkins .-- ... ... 42 Geo. M. Moore .. 42 E. G. LOVE .. ... 42

M1‘. R. H. OOiGS 811d MI‘. Al‘ J. MC-

tage of the special trains being run for Burns Concert and the CUSHI- Abbie hockey game and will be able to return tonight and yet have all the time in the city necessary for lifting these beautiful trophies. Will they stay in Charlottetown or will they gravitate West or South? Any-

0uikmme.,with many a uu-ul of alw- ure n; the stones replace each other

HIICC.

Rifle Shooting

Riflemen who attended the shoot at the Armourles on Monday night were very well pleased with 019.11%“ lighting arrangement-s lust complet- cd. The range is now in perfect shape and a very pleasant eveniua W88 spent in competitive shooting. Out or 9, possible SCOINOI fifty the scores are.

J. C. Stewart .. .. . 50 A. “Brick" Gwmlfl’ .. one n. 50 Allan McCabe .. ... ..- 50

J. S. "Bunny" Moore ... .. 49 G. G. Nick-McLennan .... ... 49 W. A. "Bungy" Smith .. . 43

Jack F. Stems .. Fklrden Judson A. "Boodle" Heustis ..

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Cube are to be congratulated 0n the splendid work done in the lighting arrangement over the targets. EvcfY tiling all set now for the match shoot on Wednesday, January 29th at "l p. m

C. N. R. Radio Program

SATURDAY. JANUARY 25th Zoo-Musical Porgram. {Lib-Stock Reports-Johnston a

ward, Solloway Mills.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 26.91

8.00-AllCanada Symphony Hour from Torontoi iootl-Inlperial Oil Program from Halifax.

Large precious stones. especially emeralds, rubies and sfl-Pphlres m: re- ported 0t be in great demand in Europe. ’

as foliowszPast President-Theo. Sentner; Worthy Presi ‘ Angus Mclnnis; Vice President - Fred

Chandler; Secretary-J- D. Webster; Treasurer-Geo. Puncher; Chaplain -Row. Meikle; 1st 'Conlm teemsn

Nelson Robinson; 2nd Committee- man-Doug. Smith; Inside Guard- Percy Scntner; Outside Guard-Ed. Carson; Physician-Dr. I. J. ‘I00: Auditors-Harry Cudmore. H. Lap- thornc and Ed. Carson; Trustees- TheojScntner, Row Mclklc and Har- ry Cudmore. After the installation an enjoyable evening was spent. At the Lodge Rooms lost evening a social and cards were enjoyed and refresh-

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. INSTITUTE MlETING—Thl mon- thly meeting of the Dromore Wo- men's Institute was held on January l6. at the home of Mrs. Daniel Hughes with In attendance of aim

' and ‘, ' . The meeting opened with singing, fo - ed by roll cell. which was answered by ‘paying a fine. Minutes of last meeting were read and a nport given of the wort done by the school com-

mittee. Next meeting will be hold on .

fliiruary am, at the home of Mn. D. J. Hughes, as» the roll call will be answered with Jokes and riddles. Aftltthsmcet-inlsdltntqllmcbwll

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Hazelbroiok anti Vicinity

The regular monthly meeting of ole llmlumr Women's moans met at the home of Mn. James Non- aghan, on Tuesday evening, Jnnunry 14th. with a goodly number of mem- bers and several visitors present. Meeting opened with the newly elect- ed President, Mrs. J. C. Wood. in the chair. "Club Women's Creed” Vi! read in unison, foilowcd-by-singing. Roll call was responded to by "A New Year Resolution." ~1.n the absence of the secretary, Mrs. Ernest Inga read the minutes of December meeting. which ‘were approved and signed. Reports of different committees heard and adopted. Several bills were also paid.- Delegates ~10;- 111g. trict convention appoin ’; namely. Mrs. Ernest Inga and Mrs. Wm. Coady. After the usual business of the society was concluded, Misses M. Cameron and Mary Monagban f“. cred the meetlngwith a nicely [en- dered duct. Mrs-H. A, Jenkins than put on a most interesting “Flower Contest" for which she donated two prius, Mrs. Jjc. Wood‘ winning first prize and Mrs. Henry Jenkin; 5w. 0nd prizes. Meeting closed with Na- tional Anthem, after which a very dainty lullch was served in Mrs. Monaghalrs usual good style. to which all did amplevjustice,

The many friends of" Mr. Leo Coady are sorry to loam that he has been obliged to enter the City Hos- pital through an accident which oc- curred at his home here last week.

Mrs. Henry Jones, who spent the past few months’ in Cambridge. Mass, has returned to her home here. We are pleased to see Mrs. Jones looking so well after her trip.

Mrs. H. A. Jenkins was a recent visitor to Waterside.

The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Aid Society of the Hazelbrook Baptist Church, was held at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Wood, Waterside, on Thursday afternoon, January 16th, with a large llumbcr of members and several vis- itors prescnt. A very interesting and instructive meeting took place. Sup- per was served in the usual good style of the hostess.

Quite n number of new radios have been installed in this locality recent- ly.

The Hazelbrook Women's Institute held their December meeting at the home of Mrs. Seymour Myers, on ‘Tuesday evening, December 10th. Meeting was called to order by the new president, Mrs. J. C. Wood. "Club Wonlelrs Creed" was repeated in unison follo\vcd by ‘singing In- stitute Ode. Roll call was responded to by thirteen members. Four new members joined. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. {Discussion on purchasing various ‘articles for Christmas Concert took place. Resolved that Mrs. W. T. Coady and Mrs. H. A. Jenkins pur- chase the necessary requirements. Reports of scilooi and sick commit- tees heard and adopted and new ones appointed. Bills were presented and paid. Two members present thanked the Institute for acts of kindness shown to them while on the sick list. Mrs. James Monaghan invited Janu- ary meeting, roll call to be answered by "A New Year's Resolution." Pro- gramme for the evenlngz-Solo- “Siicnt Night". by Miss Doris Wood. Contest was then put on by Mrs. Ernest Ings for which ihcgave two Drlm- The singing of tils- National Anthem brought a very pleasant meeting to a close after which lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by the lVliSllCS Julia and Margaret Myers and Doris Wood.

The semi-annual closing of the Bcthcl School took place on Wednes- day afternoon. DOCClllbC? "lth. An entertainment was given by the pu- pin under the direction of ‘their teacher. Miss Helen. Driscoll. The Chrlstnlu ~ and decorations were in evidence and added to tho attract- iveness of ..; lchooi. Although the Afternoon proved somewhat stormy quite a number were present. Th; tree was laden with gifts for each