JANUARY 1o. 1931

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THEWCQARLOTTETOWN" QUARDIAN

_M1:5'i‘lNG T0 BE HELD at mm]; River Hall, Jun. 12th at 7.30 m, Mr. McCuskie will be present s; 81v, information regarding fish ‘new; and cold storage. Secy. Dun- _ m», MacK-snzle.

-3502: AT NEW LONDON-The xengmgwn Ice Racing Club will ‘m, we first race of the winter series m New London iceTuesday, Janu- gy 13th. Classes A. B. and C trot ‘m1 pace. Races will start lid l e’- doek sharp.

JUDGMENT RESERVED — The u“ of Colin Crasswell against Ken- neth Leckls and wife for damage ti: wagon and person through an auto- mobile collision was heard Qgunty Court on Wednesday before m; Honor Judge Innan. The evid- ence was all taken and the case ad- ioumcd for argument. dgy argument of counsel was heard u‘ judgment reserved-S.

JIOKBR. ENJOYIJD-The Sum- mmm, Branch of the Canadian Le-

‘Wastem Guardian

' "5351. NOTICE-The furi- Nfl-Jg Dr, w. G. Church will take " h” on gummy and will leave the _ gnu” bu gqwoy Street at 1.30 p. m. find not at 2 ‘P- m- " Pmvimllil’

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_ cnrricstnv 11.1. ~ Friends moughout the Province will “Bret w hem- tliat Dr. Stewart of Tyne vaney is in a critical condition at his home, lie was taken v ‘nth 5 slight stroke on Wednesday and 1, still very flL-B-

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gion B. E. B. L,, hcld their first meet- mg since the organization oi’ the much, in the Armory on Wednes- day evening. The meeting was well . mended, about thirty members iro- lng present. Two visltavs, Liout Mc- Ltlren, Government Engineer, and w, Ryan, High Shltfllf, home, u. s. s.. were present- mme business had been put tlu-nuuh a smoker and carrls were riiioycrl

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and s dainty lunch scrvecL-S.

..y1SHERMAN'SUI'IIRS SEEI- Qug Loss-Mr. Anthony White, lost his Valuable mg :,(t or seine and narrowly rs- capcd with his life when his net was carried away by heavy drift icel Mr.. White in company with another man mu gone oilt to Canoe Guily at tile sleuth of the bay to look at the mt hull iouiid that owing to the heavy.‘ wind thc not was not safe. They »tiitc;l to rcturii to the shore for a ;ien(l sleigh to drag the net home. llltt as they vouched the shore thc lcc floc broke away and they barely had time to jump on shore before it drifted out to sea, carrying the bag net with it. It is not-often that this kind of thing happens on those shores. but is qultc frequent round the shores of New Brunswick. The nets are worth about $80 and Mr. White is not only the loser of the net, but also of the season's fish- lng.

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-0PENING 0F CURLING RINK —-Thc Curling Club at Summerside opened their rink on Thursday ev- ming with a banquet at 6 o'clock. There ivcrc upwards of sixty mem- bers nrescnt. The "president, Mr. A. E. Harris, occupied the chair. The excellent banquet was the entertainment "harks of Mr. Ewen Nicholson. The thanks of the club was extended to Messrs. Holman, Ltd., Slnclnlr llllfl Biewflrt and the Canadian Stores, UL. for donations towards the bun- quet- Mt" Speeches by tlic Presi- dent, Mr. H. T. B

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Prichard

“Dressed the hope that this sen- the best yet, the season begun. comers were instructed in t game of curling by m- lchard and Mr. Begg, post

Ion would prove first curling‘ of the Borne new- the enclcri {slurs Pr

sitar‘ I“ "l! ""1118 some. There l-udes from the city and also rural ""——'_';;FA

5"" “"81"! by Mr- H - v ' ' . t‘. . ~ tilt lint a s l:"lle "vain mu cards for those wtoeiiigv. fflfi“ff;,f“,f,“;‘,"‘§1§§Z?§‘°“,§:f§,‘,1f,'§§,§§ --—------~~--~~'~~~---— M“ ’“" "M IffI“.§I"I,.’I,,.‘,.Z LEQIJ... 21.15.... not want to join the merry cr ‘v . l - , WHITE-At 76 Wallace st, Suu-lcr- __ _ 1 1 ' ‘ 1 , , n, h, The on the k8‘ winners a" cmzds s”; wktllltlsflfrltiliclgg) lralt": life‘: glitvnllp ‘Ime’ Mass" on January 6' ma,‘ GOP Lflnfpbo-Hn“ V‘ "S gauriillaplayfilie ttlieg visitors y,“ o‘ A‘ 5mm w!“ 8°‘ ti" "Y" at the various auction forty five‘ "n" L’ whiff‘ so,“ ‘irclfrlard naltzrousm. N. n, Jan. 9——'I'll9| throughout and scored one goal in

ze of gr, a]; 55h m, d’ d h, Mrs. Fresco e. rice warm 5e h _ , w ‘ ,, _ . u s I d t. by Mess". Godkln B12? align] tnurnanzieinltslccnductg-il tldaurlrig“ are Com“. formerly of s,‘ Pack“ aged cluinplitlrlton rlptisnitlllln it 1 itLu-Hfltlsftinrrgerllgnlgc rconr an nrec ~-- '-~ ' '. ' .. - . . '51" ‘ .l ' 5* _ . . . Drize was Won by Mr Louis Rorurkc V", ‘lntrrlestlqs mane ellemtlsii cl one ye“ and sewn month‘ (‘i "ill i-léusm will v d-ilcilxolxlhcrn ‘til mad] mnmhmm 9"" hi’ H95?" giggle relillltecllis follows: iiresident, Btigliloclrcey Leiigkue, ‘Rlestlgouche sec- n"a' Wm. Davey, (ex conductor); Vice tion, regular fixture. sixteen penal- BEARVATS 3. WOLVES 1

v,7 - "Esillfiflt. Wm. Wyatt, (ex-eloctric- IN ties wcre hnlidcll olit Iiy Referee r/ nuoN-"Ai ' lan (relented; secretary ‘Treasurer. ' George Carroll tlllflllt! lii» - illlf‘. IIALIFAX, N. Jan. il-Outplflll-

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J-Mr. H. A. Derby, M.L.A.. was a for to Summerslde this week-B.

._-..-... Ran of ‘Banish. who was in the Prince County

"i ‘m ‘lbw-way is doing u ‘I "In be flmwteil-S.

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or Charlottetown imfféii to attend funeral of late at 222 at OM Saturday morn-

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a small offering of fresh cod.

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111st day for Paying water rates. 1434-

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“d n‘ 7W t _ IL n f _ V ‘_ mar rpllowlng are the schedules far v mness of pneumonia. mad fairly good almost an the “my; ‘I (xlgcs cs crncis to the tuiic of moat. i0‘ olluer dentiiig the twine “M” ‘mp “Mind WW ‘mm “firs! we Y Bfikenml; Leagut but when they came to Wright's b” b t I Ollcd- ltllfii. bwllllg shot. J fflllfiltkl" liuu Jgniur J. F. \i~|..-.-.| m., 51th,,“ _-; "n, m‘ I‘, (mm ‘corirl w . i tl f‘ l: - t i ' ‘ ' t Vi" P ~.A- rill ' A. \'. M- ' , _ J ' ‘

u» ... t. "r W MIMI’ Dmit ey a go er iomes w .1- ~ v _ "l ~ ~» ‘ _- I - ‘ ‘ _ _ _ ‘ _

c s _ r c Maxim" c’! ‘he out reaching the city viewing the |"‘Z~\’<1'.5 511F015’ lUUkcTl good on almost ting the disc from ti. mlxllp in front li-(ffglfnnfltnfl E. ‘flannel: A. Plclmrd w. WJlan 1 um. L. vMcDourall MEN'S LEAGUE i,‘ Imperial Life, leaves this morning __ is d 1 d" 1 m, , 1 ':-vr~i~y count. Not once after the lii-st of the Abbie net. l‘ ii l\l?*lrzllrlcDr..»\M\lI?l':-:ifi '11 s“ M-“Dtmam A? Wm“ ‘L ""14"" - for “funk, to attend the annual promletdabn u nf s nay s-nogiufirwrl was “w Dulmnn ‘n unfit . . .. . . t . . . . chenzle n. Spillrlt m Y M c A C NR meeting of the Company. Mr Mc- “pprecae y 1e armers m“ 1s l l“, , ," k l‘ 'k d ‘lk. 1n‘ “ Th r F .I. l’. blmuluns u. h. Full F. Archibald 1.. l"l".".l'] v p21 ‘Hm’ _ ' ‘ ' ' v5

... mm expect, w be absent about in the interests of the merchants ‘of ticgagacllegrxc i“ id‘, illiflensmallgdl e Jngup, w!" Jan lit-Navy vsARWxPlWD ‘g w,‘ dmm the city. The Public Works Depa.t- h? i‘ C H’ I ‘ fr - v. c ‘U ‘ Jm l'l-Y.M.C. . vs . . merit should see that this ilnport- A -° Yl-Bcisuxnu- ireettiug the 1'35 as Abbi" ,1!‘ gifijfjjk l‘? ,T,"-',{P,§,,,_nf{_~ “Ilnghlrlfrrd B; grew-m a v-m- a lliucliir Jan 20—Y.M.C.A. vs Navy , - (i;"i'._'-i" llS " ‘ l ' “ (i; 1!: it 'l ‘ (i . t _- _-, i - - a 4 i . . r irr I- no e O. D. M I’; 34 , (IHANGES To POUCE OFFICE“ ant gatevmy m the cm] l5 kept Op- vws hill! tied] villi‘: ii-"illitlctl (In? ‘vlCFllTQPY m] Sluil i “ ‘I “mulls h “mu” H‘ smr M. m“ m“ Ila“ 27 gsllifyCwxc-iiilhk . - -, cu. ‘~ “ - ' - ; ,. _ ~Bll'—'---'5 the érieldiigyhaioggznoxigxdl? Lhemfiig; t.n.r- l.c tried to llll‘ tlu- disc llltflll Defence i A‘. lilibrliinlmnll. llillvffglrtllllllxl‘! ~.-T=i=§"""j3_ .‘,‘,i,,‘§,',',7f,‘“‘" 7 "m Jan 31-Y.M.C.A. vs Navy

across the corridor into the office o! AUCTION PARTY AND S0Cl,'A"ijTl?t,l11ri1wii» IZIOlSGIttlJZIlII-uw 1e ti» f aim i Ikluunders FIFE‘: I m. houldirill m. Houston l". s. Will-tins Mr. renal-id R1, 3_p_w.c, v5 CNR.

the cruel, while remmmm m, m —’I‘he second of a. series of Auction ~T_ P- H» ~ l1 n-frs 0 he ‘ b d J in i: w. A. Stewart w. p. Bruce r. McDonald M. Campbell a p.121. Ft” “N”? i" Gym"

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pmgmss" The former omce awe“ parties and Socials was held h-lst “eel? Lite us “Chicken “ 'l‘l"- 7W!!!) Terri; m y FO"\\'£ll‘(l5 aw or Fvb ifMcAv ‘V; o

to which has herctorom bee“ gained m the C. w. L. and Caledomd Ham‘ lilllhttl by smart -A')""-\l'iL4 ('0lilll(‘i‘° Sillipllant h . Nicholson . Feb 17—Y?;YCAS vs R

by a flight’ °r ‘Step5 Wm be bmugm Wm’! L large attendance M» enthus- with the above ll“l-‘.:i'.lll8d result‘ Gallant Saunders 0 Feb — . i ‘ I I ' I dmm w the ground leveL iastic players. The ladies first prize qumlnersldys 1 m‘ by r . d. s h 1 I

was won by Mrs. John McAuley and fb ' M 1°“; ‘- ltl’ “nsd ma e c urman Law or ‘ ' - First Bolton- ' . '11 vli- m \\’-fl.\' n olas nix ,\v.' TAKE TWO HOCKEY . ... .. MAILMEN REMEMBER“) -' M!" the consolation by 1.Vn',Bertha Tm iMolllmmcrlz purlo: ~r-l l the fills: l) Gallant Squarebrig": ’ I f l. l l amps LEAGUE

Chas- 3' Jenkins and Mr- Dewar an The gcntlenjcns 31"" “as ‘la ilvliit-liuluokcrl off-slab tu lien" it. iii- l\l(:Dohl‘l(l McDonald}

Jenkins were "ery kindly rcmcmber‘ §Z§InDYMISAlIiEQh1LIITd 1:23;: as; tr. 11:0 not. The goal was alltllvcrl. Warren Gillis ni Jan IG-P-WI}. T! Abbie Staten ed by the mlwwuig Patmm ‘m Hui“! H H, m] m Consomu n Went’ It- was slirclv a rehlvehated red ' Referees-Proust: and Noolian Jim 13—Blue Dots vs Amazons mm” 6 5nd 7" ML “d M"- Miuer owl ' w e e o "vi-l black nggi-cgatlwn tint firccd D

i - i - l _ \ I 7-31 DOts Abbles. xathlejol‘: an: Miss Easton’ Mtlllllnd grcllfgstgzhgullilsllctlllttidglllgitlgllntlfilil: .C;‘H-I:.ls lust night. Thor shower] their PENALTIES is: ltl-PAIJO. vsvsA-mamm rs. 0 ri pciiccr and W am , _. - . 'l.v-s' liockcv of tlic who’ l‘ c" l' l Amam v . . during the Social Hour following thc ‘ f < __ W‘ ' -‘ ‘ -- “P i’ v Jan 24~Abb 68 V5 n5 Spencer, Ml. and Mrs. George R. cards The next PM“, “in be hem o“ pol-rod, and ll the brand continues. First Period Jan 2‘l—Blue Dots vs P.W.C. Lewis; Mrs. George Lewis; Miss ' ‘ , - a t. ._. . .-,. .- la_ _ Friday nl8ht,_1an_16_ th. “esto ii .tam m. ip a,,.lili.t a Jan dl-Amsmns vs Abbiu w? Bertha Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Vermin tough proposition hllrcliliig enough Grady-Crystols-Z minutes I Feb 8--P.W.C. vs Blaze DOB.

Burke; MI- and Mfs- 0Y1’!!! FfiCkBYI-‘l’; V, games to capture tlic Isaliid title. POW0l'—-—Abl)i0S——Z minutes . . Feb ‘f-Blue Dots V! lAml-mns ML mid MYS- R" Bell? st- VIM?!“ 0 _ (Jrystzlls uurc on last alight, but Silliphniit-Crystals-Z minutes -———~—— _ ..___ -________ _._ _ . _ Feb l0—P.W.C. vs Abbtea Orl’h“na3°7 Cam" Dicks: ‘mhn 3' were soiilclliiat bc-uilticrctl ny lhc‘ Second Period ‘ Feb lii-Blue Dots vs Ahbtlel. Roper; Mrs. John Gill; Alex Agnew; style of dcfciicc thrown up by Royi The horse races which were to have Feb l'l—P.W.C. vs 593820115-

N- D- Mcuan- The maumen are _—‘— ' _ Prowsc, whose hockcylsts spread ozi Spillet-Abbies—2 minutes been held m! wednewll! last. but

599ml’ grateful 1°!‘ the many "i" "QTUNERAL TODAX-ni“ rim‘ the blue lliic, broke up almost everv , Glllls-Abblcs-il minutes which were postponed on account of NUDE. 0n Tuesday MIMI KGB’! £7135 U193’ Yecclvfd- "i" °i Ann“ Mamarci Mam"? 5”“ quay that llifClttCllCtl to go through. iSaundcrs-Crystlils-Z minutes 8 snow storm, will take place this sf- games start at B o'clock and. Girls

-—"—‘ °"‘Y°ar'°kl daughter ‘if My “d, Fiftccii penalties were htliiclcd out lCi-ady-Cryslals-Z iuinutcs tcmoon at the Victoria Park Spccd- at 9 o'clock. On Sahirday nights THE SALVATION ARMY CITA‘ N-lf-‘i- J- Charles McLum P4°m"“l*’"“i by i-cfcrccs Proivse rind Nooiiaii. So§Gritdy-Crystzils—2 minutes Wfly- T116 track committee have put Girl's games Start it 3 0'91“!!! and Milli», Great George Street. A series will be held at 2 p. m. today. siltllr- thick mid fast were they nwardetti ' the course in excellent condition and Men's st 9. {of illustrated song services will com- day from the Christian Church. cspcciauy in the" last period that om ~

mence this Sunday evening for fif- tccrf minutes prior to the regular cv- cliing meeting. Thc usual iveek-eiid services follow the regular order as follows: Saturday evening at 8 p. m., Praise meeting, Sunday, l1 a. m., Holiness meeting, 3 p. m., “Pleasant Sunday afternoon" broadcast by C. ii. C. K., 7 p. m., Salvation meeting. Young Peoples’ meeting at 10 a. m., 2 p. m., 6 p. m. The “Region Be- yond" Campaign is now on, and a gFCRL boost for larger attendances is iiow being made. A packed auditorium is expected Sunday evening. Will ev- cryhodydo their duty in this con- nection? Ex-Salvatlorilsts are par- ticularly invited as well as the gen- erlll public. All meetings are of a Revival nature, aiming at the salva- tion of souls.

C. N. R. OFFICERS-The annual iiicctlivr of the C. N. R. Veterans Club was held in their Hall, C. N. It. Depot, Thursday afternoon with a. large attendance. Reports presented by the retiring officials showed thc cllib in a. flourishing state. The reg< ulnr meetings wci-c well attended, re- ports showing many members from “outside points coming to the city for those meetings which shows the in- tcrcst taken. During the year Just passed thc members enjoyed a iiunr 13:1‘ of moving picture shows in their linll, made possible through the cour- trsy of Mr. R. A. Pendleton of the

Y. M. C. A. The hall is made use of (fully, emit-chilly during the wint- c1‘ months, where games are enjoyed linrl the retired men have here an opportunity of meeting their com-

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iientral Guardian

SKATING THIS AFTERNOON. 1440

YESTERDAY‘! MARKET-Eggs sold at 50c; butter 35c and 36c; chick H18 $1 t0 $135; apples 12c; hay 70c to 80c; straw 45c to 60c. There was’

imruniv cams n i-"oiwm m. night at 8.30 between L.P.U. Wing 1440

war-ea RATES-Monday 12 u the

ISIAND LADY DEAD-Mrs. P. D. MoGregor. North River has received the sad news that her sister Eliza- F. Gray, Norwood, Mass., has passed away after a brief

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aistuim cAm: lrr FORUM to- night at 8.30, between L. P. U. Wing Shots end c. N. n. ' 144a

SATURDAY srzcisi. at P. .1. MacDonald's. 3 doz. oranges 45c; 5 doz. $1.00. 1432

nor.» MONTHLY marmal- Tlze regular monthly meeting of thc Ladies Aid to the Protestant Or- phanage was held yesterday after- nooii in the Canadian Legloii Rooms with a large attendance. T0 help in raising funds for the Orphanage it was planned to hold a tea. and bn- zaar on March 5. General business of the organization was discussed.

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Alicglvcits proved ivorthy lit thc confidence of local faiitlom when they stepped into Levi Sdliphailts ‘Crystals at the Forum last night to deririvcly trounce tlic fat‘ moving

SHOULD BE REMEDlED-Fiarm- ers coming by car from Marshflcld yesterday were delighted to fliid the

ly seven players were left on the‘ it-c. i "Ilickqv" Nicholson plthougli still “Why. did,“ he have My nloney?“ suffering a painful injury to his “on, yes’ plenty o! money‘ but he illalld from a previous fixture, came was ten years younger than he said tba“ swing m“ mam and phyed a he was."

...___.___"_____ “Poor Lola! She got cruelly deceiv- ed when she married old Goldrox."

.silcl: handling was great and ACCUSED WITH PEN 1N TEETH ijluigmcnt; good. It looks as if Nich- si-iows riow NAMES roitoizn PM“ it“? “t_,ii"i‘;‘“_i,“t iliisifiiiiiasiilillt - eels," Ifiiivlor and Squarebriggs were _ isplchtiid. ‘while lucDonald, thc work- o icr, Gillis, Laavlor, Polvci- aivd Spillct nll coiitribillcd to o, ivcll merited vic- tory. stull ivns as usual-huff sod.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.—'fhc charge wa forgery. -

"But, Your Honor,“ said He. 1'; Grissmayer today. “1 have two artif- icial hands and can't ‘wrltef’ "H-m-m-m" murmured tlic judge. "Pshaw/ said thc prosecutor, “aren't you thc same Frank Grisslnayer who was convicted of forgery two years sign?”

And Grtssmaycr broke down, coti- lessed he was one and the same, toil: n. pcu bttwccn his teeth and dcmmt- strated how he imitated his fnthcl‘ iii law's signature.

CARD OF THANKS v

Mr. Wm. McLean. Mail Courier. wishes to than}: the hoxlioldors of R.

THE SCORES

First Period

Five iniliutcs from the face off D. Gillis opened tlic scz-l-lng on a shot, just- outside thc Crystal blue lino.

Six lliiiiutcs from Gillis’ tlllly,l

to go through, thc latter scoring on n pnss from Squurcbriggb.

Scrum! Period

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Abegweits Trim (Irystali 4 To 1

Baffling Defence, Smooth Back-Checking And Good Combination Feature Red and Black Victory Last Night.

when he hounded a loose puck into tlic Crystal corner to come out and

bang it by ltcFurgey. At eight minutes, Saunders

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Third Period

Nicliolson-Abbics-Z minutes Grndy-Crystals-I; minutes Saunders—Crystals—2 minutes Grady-Crystals-z minutes Gillis—Abbies--2 minutes

WlltllC of n‘ grime. His skating and[Squai-ebriggs-Abbics-Z mliiutes his l Grady--—Crystals—2

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NOTES

T00 iiluiiy penalties-but mostly all deserved.

The smoke nuisance, is a nuisance E no longer.

“Elbow? Grady is a hard worker and moans well-but such is hockey}

It was almost e. shut-out.

I Hard Luck Levi!

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s([lllll‘(‘bl'§[3,'g$ lmd Saunders combined, Reg Saunders is’ developing into a flung up dcfciiccman. I

"Push ‘cm Over" Power was fllll of business last night-Yes sir, chock full.

and Squarebrlggs again get going to re-

R. 3 Charlottetown, for n good sum of money and other presents given to ,- hlm at Christmas time and them all a.‘ happy niid ]ll‘DS;lCl'Oll.'-7: New Year. 1431

lITRTHS

CARMGDY—At P. E. l. Hospitri. Jnn. 8. 1030, to Mr. and Mrs. Enl-l Usrmody, city, a son

Geo. E. Huches, (ex-Train Despstch- euro-elected.)

Marshal-Roland Meikle (ear-Store- keeper-re elected.)

PERSONAL!

i w. .1. Addison Mlllfl‘ and Mrs. mi- ler leave today on a short visit to Boston.

tered the City Hospital for trest- mcnt.

Mr. William H. Stewart. Mt. Alli-

Inserted by his daughters. 1433 Friends will regret to learn that Mr. Frank McGulgsn, grocer, has en- CLASIFIED ADS

son saw-overalls, rims sun

lii loving memory of our dear fath- er. Mr. Bruce Stewart. who depart- ed this llfe January 10th, 1930. With sad hearts we watched you And saw you pass away,

And though we loved you dcsi~ly,_ we could not make you stay.

You In not forgotten father dear. Your memory will never fade,

Our thoughts are always with you, In the grave where you are laid.

wishcr; i _

i lfcliry Nzioiinii liiallc it grcnt im- Thii-d Period {pi-cssloii Oil tlic large guthcring. Ho tlic (ipcliihl: tcziincd with Prowse as referee last c it 3 to nil. night, and made a filie job of it.

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llig their opponents the first two periods. the "Pruro Bearcats strength- ened their lead in first position of CHATHAM, N. 13.. Jan. 9.—-In the‘ the Eastern League here tonight by third game of Northern N. B. Hoc- defeating Halifax Wolverines 3-1. key League, Chntliam defeated New-f Proulx, right winger for the Bear- costle here tonight by two goals tolcals scored in the second on a pass one ‘ ‘and Bellrlnger evened lt a few min- ,utes later. Murdock. veteran centre for ‘fiuro flipped an easy one past Gammon near the end of the stanza SUSSEX, N. 15., Jen. iL-Sussexlto place the visitors in thc load. 'I‘hc defeated Batlilirst Papcrmakcrs lierflpame was halted in the third period. tonight by a score of 3 to l in a while the pieces of a broken bottle scheduled game of the Southern Hoc- were removed from the ice. The fan

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lsoii, was a recent visitor to Mr. and

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