PRESCRIPTION

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SDOUIII lille IA l'|V6ll K0 ull dll- , “TEN THUUSAND MILES IN TIIE

’°uu"m,",¢"e°' lmwfm rf gill `Arctic". with wonderful moving pic-

' lcguterss nrnggm. ,M ",f'm :,' tures. Address by the glued aren-

H axporlenoe do this work. All Drugs deacon of The Arctic-Strand The-

l'°,°f NIM!! ousllty and cuisines sire, Mu-en asm. only as cents.

. hom ui! lllflf IGIIIDII lIlBi'lllIlnilg~ ‘ 3988 3 7

°"- 0" oiaipmmt is use mai, ""

. Allallnlghtbrllsisorvieaigggnu. -**““-' , , ¢|lP°°ll- Prompt phone and mail 'Nl' GYIU-The weekly meeting , D *¢“'°f! °°rvl=\._ A or the oyro club was neio im , ,= evening at the Parker House with , J' "I the president, Mr. Charlie Williams t 14| Prince Street ph," "_ in the chair. The speaker was Cep-

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i Y nm- us orsrauss vous Nsxr risscnrrnou ” N” of ‘;“‘°" “’"§‘°,';' sf°'°°` y ' sry s median a ons In- l . 1°-0”” V" UUPTIONS DEPBNSED In ro" 'u'a"9E_sas'. iitituto for me blind. so-. lncnorn ° Myers, assistant secretary of the

f ,f,",..+,..,..,,.,,,,,,' ' -»° T,,,;;§,`-,u, -- ..-...... - -invoice. s .scum is ' Classified Advert!-8ement°_;°°“”‘i 3:3 “ine iriloiivoi in. .f:mifI;."f

one msn-son me ` P' ram meson W ll" °' 5 '°""

you Insdtldls ..~».»"¢».......,, light hsarllclb ¢»».»»¢'».»-uses...

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» Agents Wanted

To Let

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“UABLE MAN F0! ONE FUND- T0 ,LET - FUl\,N]5}||;|) RQQMS

red store county route; this Prov- mcg; experience unncocllaryi no muing; distribute and collect.

s table for light housek in . Apply Guardian. V sara-il-°i2l-il;

ihould net seventy dollars weekly. FRONT ol-‘FICE IN HENNESSEY

Bhlmas MIK., C0-, TUIGDW, Uni.

A. W. 3-16-M~4I.

Buildins. 14s creat George street. Phone 213-J. 3905.5-14..3|_

'f ` cnams-nlicsnnn A1- ilionsn.

For Sale _| .atepi:ices. count sa sencolscreei.

D . _

F@i ` roll SALE-OLD PAPEIS. 5 CENT! male, Guardian Omen. 2-4-tf

or s is assi-s-11 al

Miscellaneous I

ironic Bl-Owll. UBID ON!-! auiwluscis asus. nssnrz Mein.

1,, mu ousreun r.s.-niosr

mg `sAl.l-: - BABY cmarsak.

orisl Hall, Tuesday, March 17th,

om 5 till 7 p. m. 3952-3-15-21

-_M-_*___

Apply 20 Upper Hillsboro Street- .roi-nv Amman MeDoNAr.1.'». Pao.

san-a-11-ai.

--.-”-”’*'l"“

pon. salil. iotm signs

Office.

fig sate-Housll Ann 'rwo nil. Apply Edward McCabe, Gay

33 E5 35 .is

vincial Land Surveyor, Herman. ville. avec-s-s-imonth. _.___ _

lnsrcmivo zoos sooo ran loo

delivered. Leghorns and Rocks, Everett Howatt. Carleton.

3935-3-10-4i.

gym, 2967-8-17-Bl BOOKS WRITTEN UP. OR AUDIT-

ed. tax returns compiled by ex- perienced Accountant during even-

MBDBOARD SHEETS FOR. SALE. 1 cent each, suitable for lining hen

ings.,Write J. W. care Guardian.

3724-3-wsm-Bl.

houses, etc Guardian Omoo

s soar-is '_-'

mr WILLIS PIANO PERFECT condition Two Plano cased organs, BECOME perfect condition Two box slelghs new Terms until fall W R Den nii Charlottetown 390-i-3 14 31

7 Male Help Wanted

of thsnh was moved by Dr.

A. Oreelman, and seconded by

, nm mr. w. n. onus.

EAT MORE EGGS!-The old hen

blinking on her nest out in the chick-

.:-. -__-_ _ --` __ f, __ enhousedoesrrtknowathingabout

ket

mar prices, supply and demand. the depression or farm relief. But day after day. week after week she just keeps putting the same vitamins, the same proteins, the same health- ful food value which nature ordained in those eggs, whether they sell for 12 cents or sixty cents a dozen. And if the world tumed upside down to- morrow we’d probably find the hen sitting placidly underneath the mess turning out her V daily globlete of health wrapped in the worlds most sanitary package. So if the same full ration, the same bundle of carbohy- drates, minerals, fats, and vitamins is appearing day after day from mother hen we're certainly getting a. bargain now. Let's crack a few extra eggs into the frying pan for break- fast. Wefll all be better for lt.

llirinitp Ufnitrh dburtii

TUESDAY '

3.30-Mission Band regular meeting-

Social Hall.

7.30-Senior C. G. I. T. regular meet-

ing-Soclal Hall. 3963-3-I7-ll.

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EXPER1 B A R B E' R

through our special low cost course Hundreds of successful graduates. Write Moler Barber College. 573

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l‘0li SALE-100 ACRE FARM AT Kinross, good buildings, 40 acres wood and lumber. Balance cleared. Price $1600.00 Apply McLean dz McKinnon, Charlottetown. W3-l7~8itsat for 4 weeks.

Milli FOR SALE-00 ACRES NEAR iuiisn 2 barns. rebuilt. good liiiilse, fenced, wire and rail, water in 4 places, new ranch, 10 pens. ,li not sold private will be auctioned on April Bth. P. Mc- Grath, Covehead. ,P. B., 8 months credit on foxes or`J. A. McDonald. Auctioneer. 8646-2-28-tts-101.

Elf silty: -_ isa! cmclrs.

Barrington. Halifax. Oct. i4-tts-tf.

Government Positions

M‘"'\"7P'. OFFICER. GRID!! 2,

Part tip*-. Treatment Division. Dnvwinna Branch. Department of °°v1sl~~= and National y-renin. Cam" Will Fosnit-'»l_ Halifax: aiurifl Nr Pr»n1|m_ lass hmarrl und mm-0. ®ra_ if nfnvrivladf ivrnrlilgflnn iq Y"°""”""‘ “Wil Dominion or Pm- ‘rim-1~,l1i~.-,-is in nrcvtlne: aflo- mlate gvvm-lang; 1" papaya] ,uh rrp*-v lw~1iv-I4-w ¢-v\n,-i¢..,,.e ng F r\r»»-eine] noweviltswt in ivnnnrn

~ nlvvwvarvr #vu-Ivy pn snr". ,,\,¢.,1,,_

»‘-‘~ -* va--¢~ rvrv-». 0-. »~»~-,,4---'_

Barred Roi-ks Flock Government inspected Blood tested for basil larv white diarrhoea R 0 P males from hens with records of 200 evgs up in 300 A ri] d M *°"""MT“*_&__' "‘ ll cents June lb 100xi% iii; deli? nrgmhrnm M" “"m"" n°' fry James Stavert R R 3, Bum

mersirlc P E Island

3699 3 3 tue wed for 2 months

Situations Wanted

GERMAN AGE I3, EX

farm worker Want

Please write the

hi--41 ¢~,.-vim ra-mm#-.i~»_ rue-.WH_ not l°ter thon 1l'1r'~h 2~'tl~. "‘°‘.

3-17-2'.

will fl..-1. 1-- n~.._-».......» ,.¢ v-..._ rick: -....1 y.r..¢}».y»nl rr..-,ith .~r.v~ii_ nw- e--1nf\_nsn “nf ».--wi-. v.,-. hour-rl uv--I fr-va-4---qv iv hmvlsesg ~-nfl'--mm, 1" »~~ii..:-». min, ,, 1'\»iml»\i-\»1";-- h---final-.1 1|-,-.an eq m-n»~t'»~n- .;J|..».....»», ,wa-~.|»~-.an 4-e 3,, °,|,..,s,.,1-0-».¢=.,» r\n.-.-m|¢"- ,.-...qv on forma /-tw-I--\-\.,_ ne p»-Q rvlinn fn ,u~¢~-Qin-ry r~i,,g| ,eq-,.i». f-4...; mil-sian nn--W not ]a¢,..- ss.`,.., March 24th. l93l. 8-17~2l.

Female Help Wanted

wivrsn - Main nlzrslumclls "lulftd Apply Mrs J P nance s West street silos-s-iv si

m-M..

H2 Iron sauna./ll.

Bentley, 31 gl” J A

-_naman i.i,i.:l°t;~..ii:::*5'»“.:."`=.i`,2’=§’°'°"='

a Leave

,'f,'f,';N;“’“°~ E' Candy :nfl receive

sssoo s iv sl

DRIVE OUT olds

“Y MI be -music

lbw! ld?

3": so simple sad any |...=|, ig

I few tablots of Gron's Brom; '|°~qulnlns

rstl'o~b¢(ocs ltezansbh

WLAXKQ R 0 M 0

M""Dl’CAL OFFICER. GRAD? 3,

Full time, for Treatment Division. Pensions Branch. Department of Pensions rnrl National Health. Halifax; $4080--1620 per annum, less board and quarters, if provid- ed: graduation in medicine with a Dominion or Provincial licence to Dflctioot adequate post graduate experience in general medicine and Surgery; apply on forms obtain- able at Post Office to Secretary. Civil Service Commission. Ottawa, not later than March 24th, 1931.

3-17-21.

MEDICAL OFFICER., GRADE 2.

Full time, for Treatment Division. Pensions Branch, Department of Pensions and National Health, Halifax: 83540-4080 per annum, less board and quarters, if pro- vided: graduation in medicine with a Dominion or Provincial licence to practice; adoquato post graduate experience in general medicine and surgery. with special training and experience in Genitn - Urinary U’°l¢l¥.lent: ADDI! on forms obtain- able at Post Office to Secretary, Civil Service Commission. Ottawa,

not later than March 24th, 139%.

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Western Guardian

-HOCKEY game at Remington tonight, Tuesday, Stanley vs. Sea- view. 8988-3-17 -N0!/IH BEDIQUI AND Free-

town United Church: N. Bedeque, 11; Prsetown, 3; Travellers Rest. 7. (Mcmorim Matt 0: 19-21, 25-3|.) Minister, J. W. A. Nicholson.

F U R N I T U R E

nltellsble.I£holsaorln¢ _

Floor Cgsrlog hid. Reasonable.

Qu I. J. osaaarrr ~ pg ,. ~ ` '

I N I N E Phone cse.y, 44 qu", gg 1 9°' "’ ~ ° 'ml ‘ml “IV I;‘;'§:‘b‘;’e’:“';';‘f |on‘s organizations and urged all re

BIRTHS

PIPPY-At P. E. I. Hospital, March 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Plppy, Southport, a daughter. _

IIOOPEB.-At P. E. I. Hospital, March 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hooper. Midgell, a son (stillborn).

AMESTEB-At P. E. I. .I-lospltal.

March 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gsmester, West Royalty, a son.

1?,

MCLEAN-At P. E. __I. H0spliAl

March 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McLean, Wiltshire, a son.

CARVED-At P. E. I. Hospital, March 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Carver. City R.. R., a son.

Mclean-At P. E. 1. Hospital. Merch 13, in Mr. and Mrs. in-oak. Menu, Central Royalty, twins (a boy and a girl). »

MCINNIS-At P. E. I. Hospital.

arch 15, to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mc- nis. city, a son. -

M In

MUNN-At P. E. I. Hospital, March 16, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Munn, City, s son.

ROSS-At Flat River, on Feb. 19, 1931, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ross, a son, Robert Laird. ,

'WAITE-In the Prince County Hos- pital on February 14, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Waite, a daugh- ter, Doris Eleanor.

CAIIRAGHER.-At Brookvale, on Mar. 5, 1931, to Mr .and Mrs. Joseph Carragher ,a daughter, Anna Doro- thy. ‘

DEATHS

MACFABIIAIIE --At Summerglde, March 14th. 1931, Leslie MacFarlane, aged 51 years, Funeral Tuesday I p. ni. From United Church to North Bedequs Cemetery.

MACPIIEE-At the Sacred Heart Home on March 10, 1931, Mary Mac- Phcc, aged 73 years. The remains will bc forwarded from A. A. Hen- ncsssy's Funeral Home this after- noon by train to Georgetown.

Ill MEMURIAM

In loving emory

Ilobortson,wl1mo|liad today.

$2 ll 5?

Gone but not forgotten. Instied by her Husband and Sons.

alfa”-!-H-if "' _ -1 Ii -i_____,

N. D. MacLean

UIKITAIII XIII!!

Adjourned

‘.

`v,. -`

IV llal Ma|°|limé , lravellinqbmen 1

saq cl out KING COLE »

, COFFEE

Mr. I. says:

l "My wife had a prefer-

\ once for another coffee but

she ls now a strong cus-

* ,| tomar for

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KING COLE.”

Meeting Of S ’Side Council

' Funeral Of

` A. B. MacLeod

The funeral of A. B. MacLeod took

place on Tuesday afternoon at 2.30

(gpwm gl, qu, Gu,-qgm) 0'¢l0°k from his late home, 102 smith

svivlmmnsmlii, Mor. 1s-1mport- *\"°““'- A M82 number of friends i.nt matters were discussed at the 5“th°"°d "° PW "hm "Ml mv-l‘k 01 adjourned Council meeting in Sum- °f °'t°°"' t° me d°°°”°d- The 5"' memde ,ut mann supendmn, wy_ vice was conducted by Rev. J. D. Mc-

att, K. C., was present. Mayor Lid- Le

stone presided with councillors Mc- C

Neill, strong, Kelly and Grady pres--Ig' ent. A resolution was passed that section S1 of the bylam' be suspend- An

sd to allow Councillor Strong to in-

od, Minister of st. Andrew's United hurch of which the departed was a ued member ,assisted by Rev. C. Bell, Minister of St. James Pres- terian Church. The choir of St. drews was present and led in the

singing of the old hymns, A<bide

troduoe and pass an amendment of Wi

the bylaw of 1897, of which the fol- Jes lowing is a part: The Council shall C

th Me, and Safe in the Anns of us. Horace Macbougall sang,

ing the Bar Interment was in

. ross .

“ mm u °°”v°m°n° “mr uw °p' Roble street cemetery. The two child-

pointment of the several commit-

ren of the deceased were home for

toes under section cz ot the Incor- the w,v,ce_ Mm Muriel rammed P°”'"°“ A°t» m“° “' °’“m°t° °f ‘from Sydney where she had gone the the ”"°“°V° ’°‘i“h`°d. by tm “id day her father suddenly passed away °°m”““°°° ’“P°°"1"°lY 1°’ WW" and Nelson came from Cincinnati

he _

purposes fm' the ensuing civic year, W which shall not be exceeded except 51,,

on the unanimous vote of the Coun- cil. All money to be expended from time to time by any committee shall first he decided upon at a meeting of the committee and the request

signed by two Councillors. No dele- of

gstion shall be heard at any ‘meet-

lt was Allanach's 'stellar work that held the "monkey wrench" in the Victoria machine.

to overcome the three goal lead in

...e . . Looking

an almost superhuman attack they

the last riod but notwithstandin

had to be contented with a. lone tally.

Queens University in electrical en- N t gineering but lost me nent or been ° eyes, destroyed by is bullet when he C"

re he is a student in the Univer

y of Cincinnati. Others here for

the sad even were F. B. Armour, of Middleton, N. S., a brother of Mrs MacLeod‘s, and two nephews of the departed, Murdock Blacklock, of Riv- er Glade, N. B., and William Duncan

Port Elgin, N. B.-Truro News, (Mr. McLeod was a. native of

ing of the Council or comrnimica- Prince Edward Island.) -

tion read unless notice of the mat- ter bs left with the Town Clerk at

least four days before such meetinB:` `War Veterans Hear

also that any matter requiring an extraordinary expenditure of town funds for consideration of the Council shall be presented at least four days before the next meeting.

The following motions were passed. th

The Salvation Army will be allowed

. 1. , °‘

to hue a' ng day on May wth 193 i last evening, the first being deliv-

The assessors to be paid sioo or their salary on return of their ass- cssmmt roll. That the 'Ibwn crush- er be removed from its present site to the electric light plant. A peti- tion fpom some business people on Spring Streetregarding the parking of teams on that street was read and the matter left in the hands of an investigating committee.

'l11e closing of the streets for cars

was brought up for discussion and s. resolution passed to close all streets with the exception of the permanent paved streets and first street excepting in emergency when the p~rmi.s.sion of the Chief of Po- lice must he obtained. Mr. R. F. MacAlpine, sales manager for Memrs. William Stairs Son and 'Mori-ew, Ltd., oi Halifax, N. s.. in- terviewed the Council in regard to the purchase of a tractor for the

streets.

Eastern Guardian

. . *WE THE UNDERSIGNED

merchants wish to inform our ous- tomsrs and the public in general that ws will meet and in many cases beat all prices offered in the price-

on in Montague. M. F, McDonald, W. I-I. Johnson, D. J. McLean, L. B. Knight, J. W. Murdock and Com- pany. 3984-3-17-si

IIRVIS IINTINCI IN OWN JAII. HILBO, Wash., March 15.-George

Berg. Kelso contractor built the county 1aiL Then he was sentenced iosorveoodaysbehindhis ownbars on s charge of driving while drimk.

Card of Thanks

Mrs. Leslie Psynter and ew London, desire to kind neighbours and

friends for the many acts of loving

Els sis

kindness exienaes to than in their Ytiillit lid \7lI‘6lV¢lI‘lGIl¢. me-s-11-li. I

- cAif>'°c§7E§.TNKs

J. A Ready and Ilmib Klhling-

Timely Addresses By

Visiting Comrades

Members of the local branch of e Canadian Legion heard inter- ting addresses at the Legion home

cutting campaign now being carried

ered by Capt. Edwin A. Baker, of Toronto, who spoke about the var-

ious organizations of returned men- of their divisions and difficulties and of the wonderful unity which was growing up in Canada* among th-ese bodies. He instanced the mark- ed success which followed the uni- fied preseritatlon of soldiers' prob- lems before the Parliamentary Com- mittee last year, resulting in the new Pensions Legislation. Capt. Baker then told about some of the fine effects which have already tol- icwed the working of this new machinery and pointed out that it would necessarily take some time to have all this functioning properly. He appealed to the Legion to stand behind the new Pensions officials and give them all possible coopera- tion to enable them to serve the disabled soldier in the best possible manner. The growing spirit oi' coin- radeship among returned men, es- pecially in the Canadian Legion, was the brightest hope for securing full justice for those of our comrades who cannot speak for themselves, Capt. Baker concluded his address with s. stirring appeal for s. fuller measure of cooperation in the best interests of the Legion. of Canada and of the Empire.

Mr. Richard Myers then spoke

about the work of the Legion Offi- cials, of the ideals, of service which actuate veterans societies and of the work which lay before them. He also appealed to the Legionaires to stand behind their organization to help make secure the rights now enjoy- ed by ex-soldiers and their depend- ants. Mr. Myers instituted a cum- parison between the operation of the old pension machinery and the new, and gave his listeners an insight into tho present method of proced- ure. 'I‘he closed door has been open- sd, and the veteran has had re- stored his civil rights. Once the new machine has boon given time to function properly' it is felt by those who have had a chance to observe- it working that the fullest satisfaction would result. The speaker pointed out that Pension Legislation is nec- essarily very technical to protect both the state and the ex-service man. Hs concluded with s 'strong

Tll'E §{g¢°~_Q STURE

WIN CHSHIP

Borden Nationals won tlis inter- mediate hockey championship of Prince Edward Island lest night Wh°n Hwy h°l¢i_,ti1s Victoria Unions to s. 1 all tic and thereby taking the lW°samoscriesbys3to1seor¢.

The so-me from start to finish was

featured by hard, fast hockey that kept the large crowd of spectators lu a continuous state of excitement from bell to bell.

Borden. after scoring in the first lJtl‘l°d Played s. more or less de- fensive game throughout. With the Umm carrying the play to than for almost the two entire periods, the National goalie was given one

EAS TER N O VEL TIES

Made by Moirs Finest Assorim

and Ganongs ent in Town

PASCALL S

- Direct From England Including

Baskets and Novelties Thai. Please

Eggs, Chickens, Roosters, Rabbits and Circus Animals

in the Finest Chocolate. Pric

cd from Sc to

MOIRS 8; GANONG’S EASTER BOXES . . . ... $100

of the hottest evenings oi his oar- oor- He was on in svry sense of the WU” IIB* nlsht. and turned rubber away in championship form. In fact

The Unions made a desperate bid

ROSS-DRQQ-TUNITED

The MacKinnon Drug Co.

f ~'-az=:1

- sulilifiiiuls’-'° .lr

».s»

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Where You Save ll-'illi Safety

I ‘Em Uver

By TEC 'time if the M. A. II. A. amendments

[io make November 15th instead ol

Amherst At Last 'May 15th the dale for establishing

The final and successful punch in- lrosidencc is adopted by the C. A.

At Rotary to

Capt. Baker is a graduate of ve;

was serving overeess. te

'rue captain went lnin me liuinry "°

that he was not asking funds. '1’he|° Institute had started to raise il. 5300,. ers 000 endowment and had raised $200,- the

ing of the organization, is at present “

The Captain who is an eloquent

precsion and was given proolnged np.:

Mr. Richard Myers, of Toronto, an in

ex service man and assistant general secretary ei the Institute, who is °' accompanying Capt. Baker on his ln tour, also spoke briefly with regard b” to workmen’s compensation in con- I" nection with blind employee... ‘f°“ Rotarisn Charlie Thompson, who|‘°°

speakers of the day was chairman. °f Meior T. az. Mwnuit was a guest. b°

cal solos by Mrs Henderson, who ren- "1"

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them.

had been said and then asked for is

ladies of the Women’s Liberal Club who gave up the assembly room which they haclengaged, also to the

room. “_

a. vote of thanks to the speakers mg

Bradley and others spoke on various 1-|¢ questions which were raised and an interesting discussion followed in which Capt. Baker and Comrade

Myers participated.

Meeting closed with “The King."

carried on the past few days betweenl

The magnificent work which is Amherst and Charlottetown, was de- being cuded °n by th’ cmmdlln livered yesterday afternoon, when

National Institute for the Blind si.ncc me if-5 0l`KBl`llUl»l°!\ in |915 (the M571' word from the Rambler mogula that be built in Brooklyn, ready for next time division being organized in 1919) ,ht

was very clearly and effectively ex- meet Abegwens in the ‘much soul," plained at the luncheon af the Rot- ml, md "gem, Bwaued c|,,5h_ and already were lg mme talk of

css

the Amherst Ramblers as tile, nd ' -

p calibre, or able to take every

negotiations which have been 'IL A-

Brooklyn Hockey-Minded

Forum management received An arena to sent 10,000 people will

y would be here on Wednesday to fall. While available for various at-

tractions, it will have an ice plant,

ary muh yeswtduy by c.pt' Edwin With one or two exceptions Ulc .ffilll-*fl’l'l'l“Z U12 Pllllafddllhli UNI' A, Baker of Toronto, national secret- I H-fy. who is making a tour of Canada. P

of the Maritimes have cognom- CMM *U B1'°0klY“~

or team of the three prailnces because they are of the Allan

Mo renz Still

that comes their way-No, fa"

am - rn that. However, its because of

of the organization and showed what “M

r long and unbeatable string of

In The Lead`

MONTREM., Que., Mar. 16-slr

lg gg dning for me ‘dun bum-L hom victories in their own league, and

glvlunng and ¢,¢ ggldm-,_ He and further still by reason of their doub- S

victory over Bathurst Papermuk-

000. Likely a campaign would be classed as home ice players by 1.

thurst and Halifax, then the fans

previously delivered an address to and anvil chorus ln general put their the Rotarians in regard to the work- hnmmen g,w,y._;md just ga5p¢d_

in M°mfNal buudilw UP 3110 QUCDBC even if Truro does beat em' out for division' ""5 M1“'mm° mm" " sists, Goodicllow 24 goals and 22 as-

sk At all events this great little iellm 5,55 Bom these md leaders hm"

We °‘° mad’ " ""-"`Y f“"°‘”"“’|° fm' meets another brilliant and nenily s,,,,S,,_,,,,,,1 margms om- gm, neg.

I k ll , th Ab - _ . <

plause_ 32?: ‘lt F5 Wefomoniw ni;:t,` est rivals in their respective sections.

what is ear-marked as one of tllci asslcs of the local hockey seasnn.|

A Moncton Exchange says-l‘rlncc

I. O. D. E. who kindly allowed the Edward Island is once more repre- f°"“°f W *wld their meetlns in their roniea on ine Em-niive ni inn xl. .-\.

Comrade Dr. Croken then moved was last evening elected to thi- pos-

Wl\l°h WHS sewnded by Comrade inereiore ecnirel ninnieur iweiiry for Hlllicn. the province and settle all argu-

°°m"9d¢5 N- W~ I-Dwihéf. 7-£0 ments which might arisc over there.

An Exchange says-A whole lot of "amateur" hockey players will have to work during the good old summer

and an even game series with Truro Bearcats. They llave been

ey mimi. be a. wonderful team,

“Bubbles” McDonald Amherst { C

“ts 0' ““° °f me °‘°""°5‘ g°“"°s meeting foreign competition at homo “I9 Mummes' C°"“ie' °" me db and abroad. In Scotland and Gar-

alizing his return to active play by caring a goal, after an absence of

three games, Howie Morenl mtrln a lead of two points Over his Dearest rival, into the final stages of thl ight for individual supremacy in

launched later to make up the bal- some, because of their great hockey me N,,,,0,,,,1 Hockey League Mm, B!lC€- in the Amherst rink, but when they

Dr. J. A. MacDonald oi' the Mari- stepped on the wide open spaces of

time division of this Institute, who Bn

pnigii. Figiircs issued 1r0m the de fice of President Frank Calder Ed including games played Sunday inight, show Morenz having compiled ‘48 points, just two more than Ibbie

oodfellow, Detroit centre-ice star.

Morenz has had 28 goals and 20 as-

REPORTS <Coiitliiucd from page 1) onceiiti-ated upon the pr0bl8m Of

ce is another acc that has looked ll mum, as wen 85. in England’ Mr' d in °"°\’Y ¢‘"““ *‘° has l"“l'°“‘- Rcgci-S icunci many unemployed: but

had served overseas with the two Wh"-0, Fraser, Chapman and U" rc” in England the situation is particu-

lhe forward' line are reputed v.i\,1m,1y nC,,t,,_

fast, cagey and deadly shots. Allf

The musical program included vo. in all the Abegwelts and the gizm-

Wiill regard to the fox industry, r. Rogers found a redeeming ica-

‘ Nl ""“'d ‘~"‘l°'-TW" “'33” '°"" fm' “ lure in ihn fact that notwithstanding

We‘ll Say!

A., this time by J. E. Sic-rns who

n of second vice-president. llc will

should be a busy man.

Oh, Yeh!

Samoa

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ABEGWEITS

WEDNESDAY, 8.30 P. M.

Come andsee the “\Voi1dcr T elim "

dered two Irish selections and was UW' 8°-me "7 ¢""“"" """"‘ ‘l”` |tl1e largely increased ofiering of sil- hcilrtily encored. ,New Brunswick-Prince Edlvrlril ls- \

nd champions answer the whistle. U._,,,.,. .m,m,,,,5 an apparently unlim-

Thls will undoubtedly be the last 5,

Comrade Pres. MacNutt spoke in seniorgamcof thelncnl hockey season appreciation and support of what and tomorrow night's splendid finall- ,.

a fitting tribute to all altogether

questions or commenting. hectic hockey year. Gvi your tick-1

At the opening of the meeting the els early-and let‘s si-e just how Cm, Wm-6 promptly paid for and

president extended thanks tc the many the Forum can iicccmodnii-. 1 ,

l i. me auciloli in which to pay for l1ll1'~ aliases,

1:' fort pulls at the London sales,

mi market. Prices of course, are

low; but ilic buyers are taking cv-

ryililiig that is offered. At Lamp-

tons and Huth's sales 40,000 skins were sold in one week; and sixty per

nlccll a'.\*ny by European buyers, lmugli thirty days are allowed after

Tlici-ri is cvcry indication, Mr. Rog-

ers :=1a‘.i‘s. ihut iilc skins will all be piirclimcri and that there will be iiiiup c;ii‘:~lr<l over into next year.

Mr. lingers left home on January

guild. His biisiiiess first took him to Scoiliiiid. wliicll country has also suf- 1`i~z‘cd ii-om the industrial depression. liidnccl. lic foiiiirl the effects of the dciii~n.s.~iul1 cvcrywllere, though, as 8.1- r<~ilri_v stated, a more optimistic feel- ing, as reflected in the British stock market, has prevailed for the past month.

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of the Maritimes" in Action.

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"°' “'“""“ 5°' 0 5 *"5 W3” ton thus express gratitude for the mio" °f ,M omciu, of the ver"- Seats on Sale Vlednesdny, 10 A. M- P" 'ir Prices-

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