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in’. Charlottetown. _l.he_ vent downer a s-iiwesi at. inc‘ nines o; gunners/lemma l» the Imam us» or the peoond section in the Islandvhockcy sche- dule It ‘the ‘Aréiielnixlk last night. The ‘swirl .0: hockey played h. almost every sentiment of the game was mediocre with the excep- tlon of the plunging, dashing; rushes f’! "mllflk." Gallant. the Sununer- alde‘ lwokey ace from wiloae stick came two_ of the, Crystal . Saunders 1nd Nicholson too. when he bri-the ‘ice, ‘unyie- up in good form ;_ "yieis-‘a potential threat on iliiflfiumirlersiilo As far as penalties were concern- od the same was ,i‘el,navkably__ciean. four men. going to sinners avenue from each learn in the eouroe of the game. . . frhough the first period resulted in some fairly good hockey th_e'“ls",st two sessions developed, into some- thing that resembled a fast game of. "shinny." in which slashlngand general melee were predominant factors with everybody ohaslngflthe puck. Collins turned m tnflsifsame of BIRTI-IS ~

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Horace H. Beer, son of the late George. R. and Leonora Beer of Char- lottetown, 11,15. 1.. beloved husband of Sarah H. Beer. _ -

in unionism

In fond and lovlngmemol-y of our dear wife ‘elnd mother Mrs. John

‘lhe gentle voice is hushed.

' Andonthy pale and peaceful face Is resting deatifs cold chili.

breast We have _klssed thy marble brow we have no clear mother now. inserted by husband and family.

n Mentor-lam

In loving memory of a dear hau-

Aiegweits Lose/- To Crystals 4-2.

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... FWFPPEBIQP. The game operational: excellent sheet of ice. the, Crystals jumping inio the lead about thirty hounds after the face-off mien “Cliick" Gallant carried the puck through the defense m beiit liscaweri. The next few minutcs‘wero “uneventful. featured by inaccurate shooting on the part of the Abbiu. Bchurman after eight Prninuies of play went through for the second tally o! the gasno on a vicious wing snot. Nich- olson got in some splendid‘ solo runs at this juncture. On one occasion a third score for the visitors seemed imminent with players piled high around the ‘local goal. The first Abegwelt counter came a few min- ute; before the close of the- session when Acorn who was playing an ex- cellent game shot from centre‘ ice and caught Ceilings napping. ’ SECOND PERIOD

The second period was featured by much rambling play, the old style of hockey with players lurking around

vogue. Theswift skating, tricky Gal- lant worked in several beautiful runs, one ofthem netting a third counter on a faked pass. It was one of the bright. spots of the game. and the play was executed in perfect form. The teams then" resumedwlleir for- mer tactics.» W

rlilan reason

“file third stanza was in many ways a replica of the second,‘ with

minutes of play. Three minutes lat- er "Chick". Gallant closed the scor- ing for the ganle oil a pass from’ a mix-up behind the Abegweit nets. During the remainder of the game

I the VAbegweit ‘combination function- ed several timesfbut in noavaii‘ the

score ending 4-2.

Refereeswflrnie MCQIIIIHB‘ and Fred Moore.

Y BOWLING Zion Church League

7 to 8.30 Rndwirlgs v8. Oh. L's. 8.30 to l0 Kanatss vs. Non-Such.

the enemy nets coming into the-

each squad securing one goal- The first was notched up‘ by the locals Saunders doing the trick after nine

wso Automobile Outlook

tives to reach Charlottetown follow- ing an interesting visit to the Mon- treal Automobilc Show. recognized as the beginning of tile automotive year in Canada. is My. n‘, R, Birch. ard, General Sales Montage}, mm- tlac Division, General Motors I'm- KIlICl-S of Canada, Ltd. lie reports that the trend of new cars is rather toward improvements and refine- ments than wwflfd new models. "The motor car dealer of today," said _Mr. Blrcilard in a -special in- terview to Tile Guardian, "i5 n, bus- mesa man in every sense of the word rather than just a dealer in cars. as was probably the case a few Yell’! B80. This change has been bmlifiht about. P91115195. by the new public demand for continued. motor satisfaction yvhioh necessitates a transaction that involves the ren- dering of continued service as well as the sale of a more commodity. i "The modern dealer is truly. a spe clallsteilgagedln the selling of com- piete moioi‘ snitlsiact-ioil.”

On the question of the automo- tive outiook for i930, Mr. Bircilartl

be too pptinlistic to expect i930 to equal the past year, when for nine months, salésvand production rec- ords mounted to new hclgllis, the industry ls looking forlvard in a i-iomially prosperous year.

"From Monti-cal cast," he stated. "I have foillld ntinlulaicil interest

01's of demand have developed in the onward march oi_ motors. 1n fact, the progress has reached the stage of tile two-car family, with the use?! automobile remaining ,in the Jfarraily garage for i-oilgii usage instead of in the dcaicrlr. storehouse.

"With the bull; of iiic fused car market limited i0 atiicniubiles one Oi‘ two years oitl, with tile vmrtillcss

Lineup as follows: ' ' CRYSTALS ' ABSIIZS - i t Goal - Ceilings. ~ » W " lMcfilwen ' Defense ~‘ ' Montgomery

Forwards" "'

Sehurman

C. Gallant.‘

Silliphant

Holman - ' Power Jamieson ' " squarebrigg:

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basldand father, Bent}! ‘ , who passed away January 25th. 1929.

Gone from among us, dear Father we mlsa you,

Loving you dearly. your memo y we ‘keen . .

Never till life ends, shall we forget

. you. . .

Dear to our hearts is the grave where you sleep.

Inserted by his ‘Wife and FasalLy.

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In loving armory of my dealtfa-

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To hear his voice and sae hlsslnlle mi- amns so much h m" npyrwlpy his iiailabter footie

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Open for Business

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Mel-file“ ‘selling. nil-chum szatcs, "Gem, D- 5'41"“ ' ‘ "‘" AC0?!‘ eraL Motors of Canada considers icds of the hockey i that. its duty begins xvi-ill the ship-i Arellalast nigirt tllere was n num- Nichblfifi" went of tile car from tin factory I bel‘ of the new Big Six Series Porn} Tiiwlfli‘ A salads regardrci as lilo beginning Foes ririvon larountl tilt: icc by Mr. slliilfiffi oi ‘pleasant relation; with the ‘lpilr- ‘ /\|'.i."0il limr-Leod of the 1min orgiillizailuil and Mr. Paul,‘ "'10 insure owner kiilillifl-Liiflll. our iiiitdllig of tllc Suiilmcrsldo organ- "0058130 " Gllii-{orgallizatioll has ‘llllifiiillCTWi lvilai ilIRiiOll, ' is beilevedgib be one of tilt: ifiiillii-i‘ A. Ilurnc 4c Cr». wish to extencil est and most liberal manufacturer's; ille liealiy appreciation of illcir or- ,,,;“ lwlioies on service and maintenancefgnllizaiioii to the visiting membcrsJ in exieteilco.‘ ItI is in léeality an ar-iof tile Pontiac Division of the Gen-l ‘rangen-len or n erliaional service instead of a plan which would pro-

cliaser as long as lll5 car is used.

vide for only local service.

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One of the first automobile execu-

states that lviillc it might perhaps,

in our new mociclis. Many new fact-

sliollid-be nifitiifiotl to a large cle- grce. The opportunity which it pre- sents. (an an enormous yplumc oi ' uewhsales will be “clear gain." ,

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tion is taken w deliver the car into the owner's hands in (cod condition. ille Queen Hotel for the capable‘ Hts car soundly engineered Rlliiv carefully produced llllcler rigid lI1—_'ti‘/: wonderful service received from spection standards. Before lflifldngillliill.

McA rtlizir Trophy Goes Toliontague

Montague Curlers proved too ci- rinks finished tile afternoon play ficiellt for the Charlottetown op- cvclgvonc adjourned ponents yesterday afternoon when nil nleilt hall where the inlicl- lluln llifli three rinks from the Southern Chill-i his innings and spcceil-nloklng was tal beat their opposing teams by easy" illc order oi the tiny. President C. margins thus assuring the removal of the much coveted MeArthur ‘Trophy.

This Cup may now be challenged for by other clubs and no doubt Summersid will be next on score to journey after tho silining silverware.

Teams lined up with results as foi-

‘rrovhy which is emblematic or the 8.15. laser

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Reviewed.‘ Enthusiastic

Convention Ob Representatives Of Pontiac Division, General Motors, At QueenHotel.

the factory, the car tinder-goes a thorough test under actual road conditions.

"Before delivery. tiic dealer gives the car a final inspection in accord- ance with forms supplied by the manufacturer. ‘fills inspection is not confined to a lneciiailical one alone.

“these lire merely a few highlights of a service ilolicy which our olgan- ization feels has taken all indefin- itencss out of the word ‘Service.’ And. nfier all, that is exactly what

tile modem buyer of an automobile-

cxpects. and is justified in expect- lng."

In oommeiltiiig on tile recent Montreal Automobile Show, Mr. Bircllard stated that the interest shown in the New Series" Pontiac Big Six surpassed all expectations. even of the most optimistic. Gener- ally speaking. the Motor Show at- tendance showed an upward trend of motor interest which points to another year of prosperity.

ENTIIUSIASTIC CONVENTION

A large convention and luncheon ans held at the Qllccll Hotel Char- lottetown by A. Home ti: 00.. and their entire P. E. Island organiza- tion and a number of visiting repre- sentatives of Pontiac Division Gen- eral Motors. The. speakers of the

day were Mi‘. E. R. Bivcllarcl, (len-

orai Sales Mailagcl- Pontiac Divis- ion Gel-lcrai Motors, Mr. M. L. Fitz- gerald,’ Sales Promotion Mailagcr. Mr. R. E. Geidort, Maritime Mana- ger General Motors Products. parts and service. and Mi‘. R. Campbell service representative for this ter- rliory. and W. A. Detrent. Pontiac sales dcctory representative in

charge oi this territory. After the meeting a. very elaborate banquet iwtis served in tho main dining room cl‘ the Queen. n-iici" which the meet- oars juiiilerl. allil with a colisigler- ing adjmlflitd lo A. Iiorne A; Co, able pycportlon of fiLlllliiCS KBEDZIIQtsIIOWIOOm where a very elakorate Lliepltkcar fol" §0il€l'31‘llltliily_ pur-gdispiay of the new series Big Six‘ DOSGSAPILQ it wears olli. the pfuiJ-Ifvilllflt: yvns sllovvil. ‘Pllroilgh them-i leins of tile replacement, busiilessiorcrattion and by special request oil itlle A. Home d: 00.. organivnfiioili tilry were able to give to the Rlll0- mobile bllyllig public of Prince 1121-‘ ward island the opportunity to see, Mlntclalapraiillg on the, .part__sel--§ the first showing of tile new Biz, vice plays in modem automoigilc’ Six Series Pontiac cast, of Montreal.‘ Ec-twieen the second and third per- mxteh at the‘

icral Motors for their co-operation lln making this one of the outstand-i ling events and one of great intcr-| "In the-first, place, every precau-icst to the motor buying public. also ‘to thank Mr. Brown, Manager of

\\-.~_\- the iizliiqllct was served and

lows:- Lucas Allen, M0l‘t_ Mcleun and a CIPTOWN MONTAGUEl story by Ml.‘- Joe Kennedy. As the H. sect‘. CfEi-iyiics hour was than well advanced it was C. M. Williams Geo. Mclntyrei found ilecéssary to return to tile ice J. A. Fraser H. I... McGrcgor whore results were as followsz» n. A. ‘Ebera - J. a. McIntyre oanoilav raornii skip} , , Skip l5 MONTAGUE sdswl: use, incised 1.. n. Poole 1.. Poole n. n. Crockett V’ _ E. B. Clawson E. B. Parkman E._Parklnan _ A. E. Harris g- t . _ -. J‘. A. Bentley Dr. Johnston Dr. Johnston . , 4 us. I-Iorpa k '§"i?'_i"",‘m" . W. A. Stewart G. B. Clarkson G. B. Clarkson H. T. Begg aqua-s vim my as emu s“? ‘° . ~ 5UP 3° 5"" 1*- w“ ‘ u. up‘ uhgguqyu m. mm“ m. F. McDonald‘! rGeo. McDonkid MONTAGUE - Cll-‘TOWN “magma gun“ w “man b, "p", Waitzflbwnsliend J. M. McLean F. Campbell Erll. McNui-t “hi; pwmggu- “yaw; m”; J. P. Simmons ' Ci. l‘. ‘Iiiompson R. Clements , Dr, Archibald gm n‘; m‘ “pa. “q It. McLalhe I O K. Wiglltman Dr. McIntyre S. C. Moore m“; h mt“ __Skip ii ‘ Skip l7 Ciao. McIntyre C. i-l. Black a " ' l w. totals: Total s: skies Bkipiii, " ' ' , _,As the were cleared from tbs 881D! ~ CITOWN mariner Qua the next roiayhtook W. I_.,M_cNeiiI_ I C. c. Thompson ism to play for the Gabotu-y r. o o; Duff!

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