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r . Entries Close ‘ ENTRIES Thursday, January 15th. 1931 ENTRIES NEW SUB. s°"'“°" "hm!" RENEWAL SUB. - _ Saturday, January 17th. 1931 ' R U L E S O F E N T R Y 1, Competitors may send in - u many entries as they ‘wish. A new or renewal I 3 4 5' 6 7 8 9 subscription with competi- tor's name and address must be forwarded with 1° u L2 Gleh entry using attached coupon. Subscriptions paid 14 IS furthest into l"! lhull have preference. 2. Competitors must write w n their name clearly in plain .._- --— BLOCK letters on entry 19 20 21 33 form and the back of en- ‘ veiope. Envelopes must only contain one competi- 24 25 % tors cntry. ~ l. Proof of posting will not he accepted as proof of de- Z7 28 a9 m livery and the Editor takes - 3‘ m responsibility for any B} 35 entry delayed, lost or not delivered. The Editor's de- " cision is fllllll. Claims m 37 8 "9 4o entries with not more than “'- slx errors must be made as 41., 42 ‘a shown below. s $15.00 will be awarded to 4Q 4g M, 41 48 in, competitor who sends ' i In an all correct solution . or an entry with the fciv- 49 5° a a s3 est errors; $40.00 to the next; 525.00 to the third; . $5.00 each will be awarded b‘ 58 the five next successful competitors. ' how their elIort corresponds with the ct CONDITIONS ‘damn A l. Fill in the squares plainly in ink. Address your claims to:- 2. In the event of a tie or ties the prizesiwill be C5055 CL-‘UMS shared equally among the ticlng competitors Care Editor Charlottetown Guardian, but a winner can receive only one share. c” lfluhwn- 8. You may send in as many solutions as you like and poet to rcwh lhil till“ b! 4 ll- lfl- provided they are cuch accompanied by a new THURSDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1931. Failure to o, renewal gubggflpflqnl,’ ' l . comply with these conditions will disqualify U! t id f th k th cv 5'01!- L 2:..- NANIES ti}: ADDRESS must lacmviritlt’: ‘l. No respflnslblm! is accepted for 001199" 1°". an,“ in [uh delayed or mlsloid. 5. Then address toz- S. Mutilated or altered coupons will be disquali- fled. 0305547039 9. The Editor's ruling on all mnttifl-s cplnnleliiitad wit t.h test. will be fin l s Y ' Cm Em" Ch"'°"¢‘°"“ 6mm“ they“; 231m, the com: rgervz: the right Chulouctown to disqualify uny person or personsmfcilr any l th b reason thut he eons ders good uu su c en 32g. m‘: gilitllnllesglliillrfiaizilliggllalltgifh. 13:411. y l0. Employees of the Charlottetown Guardian are I u‘ “Amsgrhe some‘ xolumm “in he pubmhd 11 ltlileucgiolggpilntienco can be entered into In rc- ed SATURDAY. JANUARY mh. i931 an . o m“ m! d no mum"! competitors who have not more than six words 38rd to WEIR "ll ll wrong, should send in a letter plainly Siillnl Full“,- P NAME ....... ’ - V. ‘ _ '_ -.- » - - t ' moans;
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CLUBS-ACROSS Use word Argute meaning sharp, shrill, quick, subtle.
5. A word of six letters meaning cover for ankle
over shoe. lcgwear.
A word of six letters meaning an idea or con- ception, opinion, bellef, whim.
A word of three letters meaning a single lig- ure, first, individual.
A word of nine letters meaning Noel; annual feast day. '
A word of flvo letters meaning to speak with eloquence; to deliver an eloquent address.
A word oi flve letters meaning one who is fully proficient or skilled in an art.
Ilse the letters V. E. themselves.
Two letters-contraction meaning "ior ex- ample".
Word of five letters meaning to set Main; us
Word of four letters meaning a prince: title If dignity given to on Eastern Prince or cbieftain. Two letters, contraction for direction of the wind, or point of the compas.
A word of six letters mooning anything showy but of little value, superficial, glittering, shiny. A word oi five letters meaning the record of 11 yeur.
A word of six letters meaning to tempt ‘ny the offer of something good; entire. or attract.
A word of three letters meaning u. shoe latclict; reckoning. as to kup check on something.
A word of three letters meaning suitable, sp- proprtatc, liable. quick of apprehension-
Two letters used in business correspondence u u contraction or substitute for “concerning" or "in reference to."
First four letters If a word meaning hidden or concocted.
A word of three letters meaning application of anything to u particular puroosercuslom or practice.
A word of flvc letters meshing beotieiizc. w with drink; to ltupefy, to Infsctuete.
A word of lye letters mooning lauded, burd- cued.
A word of nve letters mooning buuued, forbid- eud, prohibited.
A word oi two letters meshing third personal pronoun, neuter.
A word oi four letters meaning e men of dis-
od courage.
Use letters l‘. I. name of a tropics! pleut.
Use a two letter preposition.
Use word Nulsat, meshing flouting.
A word of six letters meaning stately of mien:
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Use word "Accompi/ meaning value.
2. A word o! flve letters meaning to incorporated
3. l. 5.
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into one; to join by legal or moral bond.
Use letters T. 0. S.
Use letters E. T. T.
A word of four letters meaning a pointed stick to urgeon cattle; stimulate.
A word of eight letters meaning resembling u goose; silly.
A word of flve letters meaning sounds on u horn or flute; blast on a horn; scmetlmee name
for low fellows.
Two letters meaning lrilf an em a. meslurc used in type setting. A word of six letters
‘ ting to or
manning to repeat uloud
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A word oi’ five letters meaning un imitation or uny person or thing; n statue, elllgy, q- host, Use letters ll. R.
A word of five letters meunini to devour with greedlness or voruclty; plunder prey.
A word of four letters meaning numb or bird; honey buznr .
Use E. N. L. A. C.
A word of four letters meaning a narrow piece of leather between upper and leather on sole; to beat heavily.
A word of flve letters meaning femule horses. A word of two letters meaning present tense of verb to be.
A word of three letters moaning the watery circulating juice of u plant.
Use letters L. L.
A word of three letters meaning chewed or swallowed, devoured (or food.)
Use letters U. l. l. D. 0. .
Use letters B. IL I. 0. N. l’.
Use letters C. U. M. I. N.
Use lcttcrs A. E. L.
A word of flve letters meaning s flight of steps. Four letters contraction for Bertram.‘
Four letters meaning oil of roles.
Thre letters meaning exclamation; expreliou of satlsfuetion or irony.
Three letters meshing u hollow cove for uni- mul; or secluded uportlneut for mun.
Three letters meenl__ Inflummsble liquid ok- tsined from unlmel, vegetable or mineral mot- ter: u lubricant.
Use letters T. A. (child's expression for thanks.)
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Western Guardian
i -ruesu noun SMILTS and lCapiin in stock at; Bruce's. 1N0.
--BUY 00D LIVII 0H4 Bid RM. , Meat and mu: Cod on Biscuits st Braces. 1390-
—BEACE'S prices on boneless horse meat, tripe, lieu-I'll. 11V“. 6W». ' are subject to change without notice. Buy now, prices will be “higher-F not lower. I290.
—N0ll.‘l‘lI BEDEQUE AND FREE- rown United Church. North‘ Bed-i eque, 11 ; Wilmot. 3;.Freetown, ‘l. iSpeclai Offering for M. and M. Fund). Minister J. W. A. Nicholson.
-FOX RANOIIEBS-Jresh froz- en Capiin. 3 cents pound. Five hund- red lbs. 2P3 cents. Have 3 pairs ranch raised mink sell for $20.00 pair. Frederick Large, Summerslde. 1287-11
-uusu m notwithstan- Joseph McDougall, who was sentenc- ed at the November term o! the Su- preme Court to three FEM‘! in the penitentiary by Mr. Justice Saund- ers, we.» taken to Dorchesier last week by Chic! of Police Kane. S.
—ALL THE LADIES 0f both Town and Country are invited to meet Mrs. Nese, demonstrator for the Wobasso Cotton Company who will be in our Dry Goods Department January 5th to January 10th. We ore making c special display of Wa- basso Products during this demon- stration. R. T. Holman Limited, Summersicie. 1293-11
—-DANCE ENJOYED-‘lhe dance in St. Mary's parish hull on Monday evening was one of the Christmas festivities which attracted a large number of young people. These dances held under the auspices of the ladies o! St. Mary's Church are ai- ways enjoyed and this one was no exception. The hall was very gay with its Christmas trimmings and Christmas tree. Cards were indulged in by a number of the guests. Dur- ing the evening refreshments were served by the ladies. The popular Gaity Orchestra furnished the music for the dances which were thorough- ly enjoyed by young and old. S.
—KENSINGTON RINK OPENING —-The big ice arena. opened on New Year's night under auspicious cir- cumstanccs. The roads and weather were all that could be desired. A crowd of 450 people graced the ice and promenades. The immense vol- ume of music from the electric ain- plifier had a most cheering effect on skaters and spectators. 1i: is cer- tainly a most pleasing sight, to see three hundred skaters in gay red toques and tortans indulging in the great health giving exercise of skat- ing. The hockey sessions at the big rink promise to be more lively than last year. Competition is keener. More teams in the P. C. league. The Granites will have played the Surn- merside C. Y. M. L. on Friday night, and are scheduled to play Mt. Allison University team on Tuesday night. K.
—-DEATR 0F MR.- JAMES LECK- IE 0F MISCOUCHE-The death oc- curred on Monday, Dec. 29th, of Mr. James Ieckio at the home oi’ his brother, 'Mr. Joseph Leckie of Mis- couche, at the age o! 82 years. 'I'he deceased had been in failing health for the past two months and later suffered a. stroke of paralysis. Born in Central Lot 16 the lute James Leckie had lived in the vicinity all I his life. He was unmarried and had resided with his brother, Joseph, for ‘ some years. He had many friends by whom he was very highly esteemed.
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rm; 1a; John A. of Summcuido; and Duid and Joseph of Miecoucht. t0 all o! whom The Gusrdien extends sincere Iymlillhy. The omen-l w!!! place on Wednesday morning from the residence of his brother. Ir. Joseph leckie, to St. Jdin the , Blptlsli Church and cemetery ut Misoouche, Rev. Dr. Monlshlu offl- = ciating. The funeral was W801! ll- 3 tended. by his friends from the cur-f rounding country. The pI-llbears were » Messrs. Cornelius Molicllsn, B. D.i McNelli, Clrvell DcsRoohu, ‘lhornos " Desliochcl, Joseph Inuahlln and P.‘ Deeiioohes. S.
—AUUI‘ION FDRTY-FIVE CLUB
of Mr. and Mrs. Michsel MoCourt. The first prize for ladies was won by Miss Beatrice MoCourt Ind the first prize for gentlemen was won by Mr. J. Pinecu.‘ The freeze-out was won by Mr. Mervin McCourt. 0n Dec. Iilsirthe Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mc- Court with a. largo attendance. The prizes were won as follows: Ladies, Miss Beatllce McCourt; Gentleman's. Mr. Psrnei Murphy. The ladies serv- ed lunch and a very enjoyable time was spent-E. '
——Mr. and Mrs. James A. Murphy, Emerald, have us their welcome guest, Miss Alice Deegon, of Cape Traversew-E’.
-'l‘lIE A. E. MAOLEAN INTER- MEDIATES PLAN BUSY SEASON- The annual meeting o! the executive of the MucLeon Intermediate Hoc- key Association, was held in Mr. Mecheaxfs oillce on January 2nd. President Ralph Dodds, opened the meeting with an expression of ap- preciation ior the honor which was given him as president of the moc- iation at the annual meeting and asked that the some splendid sup- port and co-operation be given him as the previous presidents and us- sured them that he would do every- thing ln his power to make the as- sociation a success. The ‘ tes of the lust meeting were read and adopted. Correspondence from Har- old V. White, Secretary of the Mari- time Amateur Athletic Association, in which pennlssion was given to register the tcn teams in the Mac- Licim League as one without playing certificates, but all players should hold amateur cards. ‘rho playing certificates could be issued later in the season for winners who may wish to compete in ploy-oils for the Mari- time tltle. It was moved and second- ed that. each o! the players in the MacLean Association take out amat- eur cards. The Wellington Hockey Club,‘ after much discusion, was placed in the central section. All section games must be completed be- fore Feb. 15, 1931 in order that the play-oi! games may take place be- fore the season closes. It was mov- ed and seconded that at least two home games be played, that is to say, ouch team must play the other teams in their respective rinks twice and that in case o! a. tie, home to home games with goals to count. It was suggested that an electrician be sent to the different rinks to assure that there would be sufficient light for hockey. This will be attended to at once. The matter of referees was next in order and it was passed that each section choose their own re- feree and that for ploy-of! games, the referee would be left to the dis- cretion of the executive committee. The business of the association will be canted out on the same lines as last year. The meeting voiced its hearty approval oi’ last year's league
EEESIGHT EXAMINATION
Fitting and supplying Glasses etc.
H. J. MABON i]; OPTOMETBIST Olleo Connected With
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and tfllyllznocd its appreciation of the willingness of Mr. Ralph Dodds to carry on the duties of president. Every club in the League wls repre- sentcd-S.
PERSONALS
-Mrs. Percy Howard, Pleasant Valley, is visiting her parents at Crapaud-E.
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PLUMBING Mill HEATING
if you want’ Expeditions and
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Opposite Prince Edward Theatre Phone 898.7
. big hospital st North Adam. Mess. ‘ is visiting her parents, Mr. and lire.
——Mr. Michael McMillan of Bloom- field Station, spent New Year's Day among friends in Kensington. K.
—Miss Belle Cotton, nurse-in- training at the P. E. Island Hospital, spent Christmas with her psrenl-s, Mr. and Mrs. W. LJCotion, Kenning- ton. K.
——Mr. Neil McKlnnon and young son, of the ‘rrscudie perish house, spent Christmas snd New Yeurb at Mr. McKinnom borne in Oiermont.
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—'l‘he Misses Isobel McLean, lidne Champion and Mary rower, students st business colleges in Cbsrlottotown, spent the Christan; holideyg st their homes in Remington. I.
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-'1‘ho South Freetown Club was en- 5 tertained on Dec. 26th at the home
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—Mr. Kenneth McFodyea, P. W. C. student, is visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. B. R. McFsdyen, Kenslng- ton. K.
—-'l‘he Misses Myrtle Hughes of Kenslngwn and Geraldine Shea o1 Indian River, P. W. C. students, spent the Christmas holidays at their homes. K.
——Mr. Eric llbund of Clifton. New London, second year divinity student oi: Dalhousle University, spent the
Mrs. Hsrlond Found. K.
—Mis Marlon Milimsn, student at Mt. Allison University, spent the holidays with he;- parenis Mr. and. Mrs. J. B. Miilman, Kensington. K.
——Mr. and Mrs. I-Iedley Woodside and family, of Brsdaibane, spent New Year's Day very pleasantly st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt; HSSllllIl, Springfield-E.
--Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weeks, Fredericton, were visitors to Spring- field on New Year's Dsy, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hashim-E.
—-Mr. and Mrs. James Lawless and little daughter Miriam, returned home recently after spending Christ- mas holidays at the home‘ o! Mrs. Lawless’ father Mr. Peter Callaghan, Ebbsfleet. K. '
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In tihe club they were "swapping" fishing stories. “The fish was so big," sold the first angler. “that the oldie-rs would not let me haul it into the bout tor four it would swamp us."
"The some thing happened to me once." bmke in a. quiet little man in the comor-“on the Mountain."
..____.________ The man of the hour has nothing on the woman who says "wait c. minute."
Write 1931 Write
I Business as usual
BUSINESS and PROFES- SIONAL MEN sud others will i need a new supply of OFFICE STATIONERY and will flnd
‘ Garters Bookstore
wcll stocked with OFFICE STATIONERY. BLANK BOOKS, LEDGEBS, DAY BOOKS, MEMO BOOKS, CASH BOOKS, MINUTE BOOKS, ENVELOPES (ell sizes). PENS. INKS, FOUN- TAIN PENB, PENCILS, AC- COUNT PAPIR, FILES. BINDING CAES. CA SII BOXES. OFFICE end POCK- ET DIARIES for 1931, OFFICE BASKETS, Ac, he, prices the lowest, quality the best.
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Bring yours to me for valuation.
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Care of Lester Douglas ,Water & Queen Streets ' Charlottetown ‘
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Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness’ and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate.
Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis,
GROUND LIME sroiir“
We have shipped largo quantities of Ground Limestone to the Island sud it has given wonderful ts.
Wcsollcityourordersforetthcebllkorbeggcdllno- Con ship bugged lime at one day's notice.
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(operating Government Una Pluut), BBOOKVILI, St. JohnCo. ILB.
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