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h! local interest but ndxertlislugg‘: I day mvnlygnfigtiilo D1?! —"Yester- new“ "Bu." may c m" Eilllton. The f0llo3ir:varae nfigfi; those nominatedz-CJJ. Cooke. as Mayor: Councillors Waldwin H. Darumfh. Gauge Cousins, unseen Ohammion. Wilfrid F‘. Tavlor. _____ —!N I939 the insulated home fur. _DoN-T GET 505K531), ._. Have nMe is fired twice a day; even lem- n- wiliCii or clock repaireyd here. yggtgyghw imiinllieflffieajand com- m-m“? ' "m "fifffiefflii-h‘ ha. in ‘hni n‘i.’f.‘..i'.§'.‘.%“'§§n€f ____._ ' surfaced ulated Sidlnght Braces. ._l‘!~1.‘.i(1'iEL lhe largz, cold house L-3l4-1-25-2l. w and mike a csmpact warn one 1- .u-:l wl.h a Wilhel‘ kitchen in

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-1" scans r7013 _W0u(1)l)—1&en- ' l‘ fsllfllVd DY 6 U1] 01'- “ mdud, Tues, CLERMONT ACES SWAMP KEN. m! v. Jul.‘ rv Slst. i939 roi- supoly- 51mm)" SILVER WINGS 12-4 - ilic lie slngLon Butter Factory I I} 1h 100 ends of hardwood. to be m n one o the fastest games of Ed and measured at faiotory. e season the "Clermont Aces pac- ,~_l n’. to to over three feet in ed by Chubby Mills, who scored rm anti not smaller than three, four goals and an assisv, drubbed a ma." s .; inches to be split. the Silver Wings 12-4 on Monday v tender for any part of the night in Kensngton Rink. "we amount. Lowest or any The ice was particularly fast, so fer ncv necessarily‘ Bwcpted. W. fast that the players had diffi- Dslancv. Secretary. Ifenslngton culty in controlling the puck and in 1'.’ Association. L-J29-l-25-3i. 5,150 keepmg their feet“ TRYON CREDIT UNION - wfgiflfgfle'f;;"l.h,ggflgea,.9lf,g"gg '0?‘ Clad“ Unliml Md"- hsld m’ was about midway in the first per- “ “mm” mew“! i" Trim“ ha“ lod before the Aces banged ln the January 19’ Mr‘ C‘ D‘ wright initial goal The "Aces" second “d”? Mr‘ wright h‘ his open‘ line came oh and in less than i n “d “is “g” ‘he -"°“““ “"91” s co a had t th wi ae- " io develop habits of sys- 9 "b3 P" B . "He" "P huh-h H1 m“; {huge} 0. A ut two mnutes before the will feel a rea. social re- bell the Aces went I011}; up. illty and reaize_lhe need oi However the Biffer W110 Plfl-Y‘ lof that confidence ineach ed a. great game. setting up plays n at great country to for his line mates all evening ...l we belong", stated Mr. scored a minute before the end of lght. The Crfifllt 11111011. Orzsnized the frame to make the score read lMarch now has assets of 8400, 4_1 f0;- me Age5_ . Cldms t0 i118 Teflon of the treas- In the first period Bill Lawson. Y-M1'-J--‘\-1t'1h°"'s°“- The a; Wings defenceman. was jammed zingconm lea was compos . R” 5- D “weal He“ Fwd M~ Ilrzglngdr tilgpaiaigfdgfeancgnneadbatgk rian ‘mg “d Fred Ankara" Dulce“ the second period however and i939 are: Directors, C. D. played a “we game on dehnce lght. Frcd A. Ieard, Charles H. In the second period the“ Gym“ d. J, G, McKay, J. A. Thomson; t d f E _ t d1 l dlt Committee, A. n. Toombs, J. gm" e “we “lib °" S"; "B n Nicholscnl F Jhuun smith; su_ heir clever bloc rig at t eir blue mo“, Cammmee, Rem 5_ D_ line and their fast break-aways. lei, John shhmom, Q E, Watts in this frame was brilliant mule, in kicking out seventeen hard bullet like drives both from long and short range. Just be-

; 4 ccnis a word strictly pay-

able in advance.

-EI'ilED!liNE throat drops with up -- 50c. Taylor Drug Co, Ken- g .

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. . f th be d 1118M Mum T11 .'":.....i... ‘lace: 8.‘."‘t'i..§§°lf..-

was called back on snuff-side

r 1 Iryi. the third from-e. which was

- ' featured by the Wings pulling their goalie with about four min- tes t la th A Ls d _ u opy. e ces oucore l Awe. an. 21—<<>P>—I>-- iihnwéfiizscsiis. “Ju§l§"‘l5.nfii2“i?l§ “e Mlnlswr M50359!“ Rave m‘ blue line and outraoed the Wings tonight of a. resolution which m sude in m ea“. gm] ld provide for an independent M 19M Em“ M1115 and, a lazy m“ “uwhmnm boa-Id “d hm‘ roller from center ice that also on of a licy of financing d9‘ tri kled ver the Wing's oal line - expen ltures of a capital nat- f an‘; ‘m f “i lites Ben‘ over a 10-year Period. n h ‘T’ e resolution, which will appear chamfmnl w ° Pa“ I‘ a M?’ tomorrow's House of Commons T°i°- e" Wlnl- Went back w “'5 n- papsr, will stipulate that the old haunt and with no goalies ma, in; board shah have "exciu- equipment kicked out at least f-cur power, subject u; the approval bullet like drives. he Govcrncr in Counci‘. toenier The referee and iinesman did an - all contracts for the p e excellent job. , ~ unliicrls. equipment. materials ' supplies required by the depart- LINEUP: i or Nailoinal Defence in cases re tllc expenditure exceeds 5w clermont -Goel. W. Campbell. .to provide safe uards in assure. Defence _.q, McKay _ Elgm

tsuch e uipmen . materials and Mum m l‘ a AidsQmbez Mills. o. lvlflifi.

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‘iiiblshifidstbemptl-lhrchfiwernment Fm’ E I . withoutfunreasoneuble profit “at: gimsmufrml m“, ‘i. whjkfy m1“ man i - ' ' ' cor; nunmilcrlgr edict w p e,_ Silver Wines —Goal Walk-s. es and he f th ' d shalfm gwiggggngg; ofmmf Forw —M. Waite, keg-- ibpl-cprlatzd by Parliament." d°"- c- 519mm D- wmtw - ' e mggluflgn a“ would seek p, Webber. B. Champion, E. Braham. prize the Government "to bor- El Huh“- such sums oi mone as msy be Referee —Isn Dari-ooh. ilcd to pay ex ndfiures oi the Linesmen —A. La kins. artmcntci lfbetional Defence ch are Cilifgélble to capiia. nc- SUMMARY: "i in iii: appro riatfons provid- b)’ Parliament or the said de- First Period: lmcnt; and to provide a sinking: d-‘lufflclsm w retire 1n 10 yew l-Olermont, Jabez Mills -1o.oo. mid sums borrowed for capiltn. z-Oi-rmont-B Dalzell (F Mc- ‘lldilul-cs of ihc said departmen" m ) l]; 33 ' ' “gfljgégtmfsresi them" *1 sY-clermchi - m. Schurman . wa. learngdrizxrixllgiitinthat the (Damm F‘ Mcxngl) 115mm‘ 13 30 "glgriciéions which will be classi- tgleerfnnfnwayvfz wit” 1o op ' c. : - I _ ' ' y... 2,f,§;,1>,,:,,,;,g $31,311,}; il-finnines -p. Sohllrman. Elsin c ures, 3 - yamcnt Eh 012.21%? Diflafilfllgflig stops Campbell -1. S" - ~ ammunition diie- WM" “'14- ~. r reserve stocks as a- lliShZd r h — - Second Period: Pulgilrilfguwvitll aetsucigislilirwcn (l-Clcnnonb —Jsbez Mills -

"ll .10. i-Kcnsinglon -C. Clydon

, ‘I would enabTe the Govern- » i to finance part of this year's (Waite) 17.15. - cndltures by loan. It is lL-Clermont -E. Bchurman — 1’! 25. il-Clermont -—E. Schurmsn 1'11 l! d9? °Y 5° (Dslzell) 18.15.

f8 Will be chargeable to capital P Emu __N°h¢ “““‘_"'°‘ ‘° ‘lmlm-‘Y °°°'~“'-“‘- egg —Oe.mpbell -e.

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Stanley Bridge

Sporting Club

season ly shel red Btonle River. ' lust below t beau summer residence of

Premier Campbell. l Q11 Saturday last. which was a decided sucous from a standpoint of attendance , and interest. It is the intention

of the Club to hold weekly meets every Tuesday and or ents

In Class D three colts faced the startersz-Nellle J. owned and driven by A. H. Cha pell of Gran- ville; taklng first p oe in three stl-aislht heads and was never h- ed by the other contenders. J mmy Aubrey, owned and driven by James Reid of Bsyviow was sec- ond and Mr. Reid thinks that with a little handling he will be able to improve his showing during the coming races. Betty 8., ownedand driven by Kenneth Duggan of Millvale placed third. This colt was not properly balanced but having been raced once will na- turally show improvement.

In Class C four horses came to the wire: Peggy Worthy. owned and driven by Preston Warren of

Girl. owned and

Cavendish: Ono.

driven by Pridam Johnston. long River; Peter Witt. owned and driven by Chester Weeks. Freder- lcton; Star Beauty. owned and driven by Arnold Weeks. Frederic- ton. The horses finished in the order named-with Ono. Girl and Peggy Worthy fighting for honors at the wire. In the first heat Stol- Beauty broke a hobble and had to pull up. The second heat was the same as the first with star Beauty very close up. In the third heat Betyy S. was driven by the veteran Myron McArthur of Kensington and captured first place with One. Girl second. Peggy Worth third, Pe‘-er Wilt fourth.

Every horse went a good race and their owners are getting ready for the next race to be held on ‘Ihlesday Jan. 24th. at 2 p. m. sharp. when further classes will

be opened. SUMMARY

Class D Nellie J. 1 1 I Jimmie Aubrey 2 2 2 Betty 8 8 3 3

Class C Peg. Worthy ‘l 1 3 Opagvflirl 2 2 2 Peter Witt 8 8 4 Star Beauty 4 4 I

Judges: A. C. Taylor, George Brrwm. Harold Mayhew. Swrters: Burney f-Iynes, Wall- ace Parrish. s

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BIRCH GROVE WOMEN'S INSTI- TUTE

The January meeting of the Birch Grove W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. John Lewis on Jan- 11th.- wlth 14 members and 3 visitors in attendanne. With the president in the chair the meet n: opened with the singing of the Ode, and repeat- int! of C ub Women's creed in uni- son After roll call the minutes of the last meeting were read, approv- ed and signed. Collection amounted to "(I15 cents. 4 membership fees were B

Correspondence was then read. The hum oi $1.50 was acknow- ledged 30m‘ Hurtiger River Achiev- e e a, s r .

nftnwas vxatedxthat the; sum 0i’ $10-

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OOIKICT

d fr m ilsfic Library at Charlottetown.

ussion followed on ways

B0

of ni-walsing money for Institute but

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given. Some of the questionnaires

discussed as the program and

ride: r given out to be fifed a our we e

in and sent. The Fe-bruaig meeting is to be held at Mrs. C, . Mathe- so

‘finch committee" Miss Rene Ar-

. Mrs. Brewer 'Au.ld and Mrs-

1'18 A1 l, q i1; rog-rsm. Mrs. C. ..a....iz=itn._e...

Wily. i étimii. "1'.’ filihinthtdhhl’

n a . - Ilcioltsglunzh was then served by the hostess and committee.

JILUE THE T0|LER -— ANDY MAKES UP LOST TIME.

Moose. Mrs.

town.

BTWEi .1.

T. . I-I W.

Rodd . Louis McMahon.

After‘ b the first.

e ow w ld tuna, wining crzigc wfi: En-

An C . that trsinmmNofiTzfx-miilie Iégfdsgllld‘ Charlottetown expmgg, was oh E18. Just site: passing the Mount

RAM! CI‘ ing, blurs was

"will. heading towards the train- The man in the sleigh made no "1011 w were but sat theta as if he were in a daze. He a. plied the emergency brakes and af er the locomotive had struck the sleigh. the train had

travelled it came

three car-lenkths before to a full sto . The train

was travelling from to 35 miles per hour, he said. The horse was not hit

Jumping out of the car. he walk-

ed back ent and lying on

to the scene of the accid- he saw the body of Ford the left side of the track.

The sleigh was demolished and several lap robes. two quarters of

beef and

a parcel were strewn on

the ground.

A stretcher was brought out and Ford, still breathing. was placed in the baggage car and the train con- tinued on to Charlottetown.

Questioned by the coroner, the

engineer tried to

said that the horse had avoid the accident but

evidently the runners of the sleigh had become caught in the rails and he could not drag ft free.

A checkup revealed. the en-

Elfleersa

id. that there were tracks

in the snow all along the railway

roadbed to the Saint Dunsianks Universitv grounds where they turned off.

He could not understand why Ford was driving on the railway

track as

the highway was only 1'50

yards away .

It was accident

Cameron's first serious in 36 vears of railroading.

Thomas Doyle. fireman on the train. corroborated the engineer's aestaigkony and said he had nothing

Harold

Warren. conductor in

charge of train 42 said he felt the brakes applied in emergency lust after thev had passed thc Mount Edward Road crossing. Hg w-ent

out to s

ee what. was the trouble

and the brakemen. who was out

ahead of him. told him “We've

iving on

struck a sleigh.” 'I'l'iev found Ford

his back in the snow and

the remains of a sleigh n-sarbv The horse was standln? bv the fence. uninjured. Brent Wood, a railway employee. got off the train at 8t. Peter's Road station and said he would phone for an ambul- ance to pick up Ford at Charlotte- town. But when the tra'n reached

the citv,

Ford appeared to be dead

so Warren call-ed Coroner Dr. Mctiuiiran.

The engineer did not blow the emergency code on the whistle, it was revealed after questioning by the coroner and the lury. because the accident happened 50 rapidly

he only brakes.

had time to apply the

esi-imony of Bernard MoKenna. Trianman, was the same as the previous witnesses. F"="k Cbfstocher b-vzgn-e mgn on the train, was in the baggage

car with the doors closed when

the emergency brakes were applied. He opened the doors and saw

Davie running to the back of the

train. After Ford was put in the

beware car. he staved with him until ti“ Pain reached Charlotte- He looked under the train when the crew was looking for the iniuped man. and he saw hoof- prinis and the marks of ‘che run- It he‘: of the sleigh between the ra

David Cutler. news agent on the

train. inspected the horse which was standing bv a fence on the side of the tracks H9 walked the

animal up and down and could

find no iriiurias

Next witness ‘was e ‘fund,

proprietor of s Chariot ewwrvswat market- He had seen Cepha= ’"rd three times during the dav, once just before he was leaving the city

for home. Ford appeared normal

in every respect he said. He had dngticed nothing unusuvl -‘~~~‘ "w ce

1

This afternoon the coroner and

MinorlPs

the fury will visit he scene of ‘he accident, and topwh" will meet s- sain for their verdict.

removes stains.

fllsled Matgceu. Clolne in now r- 1V0 3 real flee-pin; crass-Ta m,”

Fill lg his...‘ "v- c. ‘er llrhi and lonur gene; Keep a few extras on hand in

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HOLMANS

Summerside

in southeastern

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tracted the attention of the Baytown -added to the mystery

“I couldn't say whether it was engine trouble or bad weather, or what. that forced

“There was some trouble with . but we have made trips worse weather and never hrd any trouble.”

Cavalier struck a giant then another, and another —when it was forced down and sank with- in 15 minutes, with the hull split

pen.

"The sea was too heavy to land safely." he said. "and we had to get the passengers out fast. it all awcened so suddenly."

Bruce McNevin opposed the policy of gluamnteclrtz fixed minimum prices for any DB4‘- tlcular commodities when the re- sultant loss must be borne bv al-l

(Lib. Victoria

maiden had several inter- He wlculd util-

than passengers were "astonishingly

Conflictim stories were told by the survivors as to whether they sang songs to lead the

Yt rick them up in the night-pitched

"Maybe we sang. I don't know," “All I remember is that when we saw the search- lighl-s of a ship. far off, and saw rockets. we began to shout: “One, two. three-harsh!" “We thought We saw marks. too. soon after the three bodies went

Rfieliardfeon sold s crate of 300 t of th

e . eating suggestions. ire more Alberta coal and oil pro- ducts mtlher than

encouragement for British lllnlbllifs motion picture industrr.

Moreen/tile tmlnlnlz ships on the Atlantic as a part of the youth training movement and free agri- culture training were siugested by Mr. Mayhew. 1h timed a compul- ributcry retiring fluid to workers in all walks

Richardson said . sory. oonlt stbpiloalble

BENKIILMAN. Mrs. John Bur-cell cheque re resenting a l0 percent

m a defunct It will cost five cents to cash cheque and three book to the ban-k. Her cheque is foi- two cents.

HARD ON EGRETS

DEB MOINIS. Ia... wield. nearly furnish

right to the very end.‘

Captain George Pirie, attached to the British Embassy in tarted the officisl

inc depositions from survivors. Of- iclal hearings. he said, would be held later at Hamilton, Bemvude. in an attempt to clear try North Atlantic's

rig-boat disaster.

IIEALERS OUSTED IN. dissolved a faith-healing sect cai-

led the "Biblical Society of Ham- burg" nails; the law for protection

Anxiety

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, r _ wss 1i but ill M99911 on n llobledn other di

max-hots, frlgh. a selling wove Monday variety of rtunors and _ usneu over the inierustfhnol

lned some of lost groundngdsy.

(By John Lloyd. Associated Press Foreign Staff)

PARJB. Jan. 24—The vernment chances

Baroelo were considered exceedingly military elopents in Paris

Spanish Government troops wilith inferior eouipm

would find odds 1m fl-Bllnst them if deprived of Barcelona's war industries. the ex- perts sadd.

Besides. Insurtzcnt woudrl be shcrtened. allowing him

to concentrate oimhiy and qulolnly at given Wifih Franco's warships

would halve little or no of a means of from ithe outside.

Ilt was generally reasoned that if the Spanish emment lishes itselm at Cerona. the French border. it have to move to Fig-

Mmlies

tobe done in a. matter of

weeks. Should Barcelona fail and Bar- celona Province be ooc

book precautions against planes becoming careless about respecting the inter-mammal bound-

PERLEY SCORES gCoritinued from pi i)

in that oitycould not be allocated without allwroval of the . Mr. Douglas ennressqd- postoiiice labs 1n 5h in the hands 0f local l

legis alt/lire. (Lib. Victoria)