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i ln int”-ggting lXh.1h1f.10l1 In at the Fo,-um last night the "mm sit, turned buols the onu- ‘”°'i`;,,.,, lvllluonalres is-o. _ 101;, Millionaires D111 “P 5 5111'- lsmgh, good game. the first 1381'- 1” “ding sooreloss. 'rbo Abbies md iome close calls in the initial bmw Acorn coasted in 011 111° can twice. but his shots were

”';°remeiy oi-'.1c of the net.

“J Liwios soul use blocking rie- ieiii, but stull was too good- The aid Aoogweit weakness about enemy new woo much in evidence in the iiisi session, The close checking of Mom' iiiio blocking and clearing oi soiuet and Shaw, stellar work oi coiiiogs and fine stick handling oi _,_ Luwlor and Alf. Doueette pioosoo tile crowd. Alf’s_ poke- oiigcking was phenomenal, his long iiioii dcnloralizing many Abbie

illrilsts- .i-ho Abegweit defence changed _1- tllrir t:i<'ii<s and the conplcxion of 2-

his

to the

No score.

iiie grime in the second session. P9 iiiiivy bone crilshing checks hurled SW

wh the questing Millionaires and siuu had only long shots to 3- i,,,,ale. oliver, who stick handled '4-

blv nll evening, put the 5-

ipei' _ iiiiiios one up when at the start 19-59-

‘wu olosoly watched all evening by 1-111

the Mllliolialres. soloed to the goal mouth to make the count 2-0 G

in . - , ~ The final period found the Mil- L-

mainly rovlccrllcd in holding down I R'

brlll prettl

M1111

bi’00k5

Baldy

ence throu

Hib. Olive ficien

onaires Lawlor scored on a The tsolo. Gross scored the ca

tly.

THE SUMMARY lst. Period

Penalties-Doucette.

Stops by Goalles-Collings, 11; quort stuu. a. -1

2nd. Period

Abmes' Gmss' H' el-s toward Wooeung Sumlnerside Crystals are keeping but Abbiea' Saunders (Oliver) "We gave them thirty minutes' up with the Jones' these days. Last 11°”

P ni grace this morning in which the night they decisively defeated Sus- Mo

oi the second he poked one P1151- Re? °5"S1’m°t' Nation-ai Govemment might reply sex inthe latteris own back yard by mee coliines frfnn H 111111-119- Kane- “'h° ° °"°_`M°" D'“"‘°“" to our lutimatum and use chinese eecore o15 to 3. winning the round W1”

°“1”- i,,,,,i,o might i,,,,,,o thu, ,,,,siii,,o_,_ lo to a and the right to meet Ain- 11-'

oal_conlii;ii;lonalrc| but they remain and iho Noiiohoi herst for the sectional champion-

D U - Government roinaiiis siiohh.. tho ship of the Central League.

orilv iuioro the bell efenee- Shaw. Snillet- Japanese Goiiorii said iooiiy ' From the gate, it looks ss if sum- *°°* ' ..Lc.o.

Wing-Acorn, J. Lawlor. .' moi-sii-io wiii oomo thiouoii ogoihoo Cot-izililrn, gonltcllder of the Piiidwmu Cameron French Consul

homing wary of tho defence and Centre-A Doucctte, Prowse. toon" the Amherstonlans. They seem to champion Wlnlllpegs, asked by the _Y em] on behalf of the French

Wing-Monaghan, MacFar- A few minute ami the General have struck iiieii. stiiiiol and Whoii Monirclil Star about the Olynlpic

5 r _this iiappeiisl look oiiii hockey game, said: "I can't say

tile score. Ill this they had a tough ne

iimc as the Abbie forwards camp- ri on the Millionaire bluc line and goiiings iu-rformcd near miracles D in holding the count down to a L

iiiikllrinrllcil through but nlissed R

Dou

Abcgweits i we

Goai_5iuii_ planes., heavily laden vi-ith bombs, sh" Fu" 0' Fight iw efenee-Gross. Oliver. t°°k "ff fmm me "M em acmss Hoi

Win!-Sohwab. Nieholson fmm his h°“dq“”rt"s' N"m°"°“5 Wolverines struck asnag on home 1011

1 , ' ddltional planes were warming up. o

i _ i-Hi k .. Ni h Centre-W. Lawlor, Estabrooks. n ~ ice last night in their second play- 11

me our C cy c Olson . Wing-Kane, Squnrcbriggs, “mi mechanics “nd 1"u°1'S dnshcd oil' tilt with the Bearcats, who shut 1°

cette, Saunders. about- them out 2 to nil. Truro is still ¢01`

est al of the season, c - the :lick through the lslllxole wmght D“1h°”5‘° Rangers Captur- onaire team to lffle a bullet h drive to the open corner. Esta- s°"‘1° oosstcd in twice but railed *he ount. The unselfisliness of mam Schwab was much in evid- had when he stickhandled clear Wu gh to the goal-mouth to pass W”-‘1 stevie but collings sinouieied -lack

shot. Jllst before the bell rang scored on a fine pass from

Mel. Diamond refereed ef-

Canadian Press) _ 1-ioioiiig

mlibe 1 _ '

edt

JAPANESE

up a newly built landing field.

patched from Japanese hesdquart

"Now we must take offensive act-

had made his statement ten aero-

s e big b

thc air they turned to the llorth, aipparently bound for the district

period neve'-theless ran true to form

magnificent uphill fight and the victory which followed.

Dalhousie and Hawks will now

the third and final tilt on neutral

me t LB I dm th I rue o Form and li

ne . J. w or e same or "

Daurousrs, N. B, pei, _ _ dlagne

Millium i' ' 19 (By Moncton Hawks, minus two de- stewa

fencemen, Gill and Kervin the lat- ihiim

llto T t '

n gem °°' 11 Uehereiter breaking his leg in the first botwo

° °1‘“"‘Pi°“5“’P °1 D1\'iSi°n 'A' in the' borne stadium last night to Emilio

N' t .

h’ °11‘°m 1»@eini=.by winnint deiest Fredericton capitals-s to l oinoi onso and bone series 2-1. 'l-be and s to ll in tlss plsydown. fo use g

11 WB-S 1851. keenly fought, and-clinch a final playoff berth with or Oiiiiwo nbiiddios.. who did ug plently of rugged! checking as Dalhousie Rangers, who qualified hioiiiy oi damage io eiicii other in Moon H5 80011 Wt 111 11111118. The play in “A” Section of the Northern iho S Nugh at times and Referee 1198-8” by holding the Campbellton the h Brown handed out 15 penalties Tisere io s 1-l drew, after sixty ohi

nlinutes of hard hockey. shook

_ 'I'he fighting Hawks deserve all oi. sa

the credit in the world for their qiiic

l - iz, ls t t- r .

wontlnuerl from Page l> :’h:;'e°fort;; NoiXei¢:?ee:su<;“tit;;' edviiinnl e noeire ists were less

th first - -

ers f'fty seroplanes were lined on; on vi;;:Zs;:yM;?:;y;i;:§;:i; 113091

- ' been

Their motors wer running d the _ Toronto, whore the frigid fans had

Abbiee. Oliver 1.59. hiiot, were road; io ioiio Enhohoi li; ;h;u;lo;?;e;;;:;°;;e1;w1;ec;isii tumerl their thumbs down on their

Abbies, Kan , 17. ‘ _ . ff

names: Acmfnl Kane. vihastlggohgxtiilii agcighmoittiilia tg; :oethe scene of the decidlnk stru8~ in oi DS -001111188. 3; Stull, 10. ioiiowod by eighteen moioi. trucks ` cd on merit. Their victory over the do

ard. PC1105 1 with :ti 4 _ UI11

Abbios, Lawlor, lo. “ded “mmm °“' W” “_ A" 1"" °""”"’ ably

SAINT JOI-{_N N. B. Feb. 19. (By side defeated Sussex 5 to 3 and oihoii; Kiaiigwpm, botweon Shanghai Novel Idea.

ilie Caiiiirlian Press)-Divisional won shsmplonsii ps in the Senior Nor- "A illlrll Hoi'k<‘y League were decided won

by total goals of 10 to 3, and

the °ha'm1’1°“sh1p °f D1v1"’1°n and the Chinese forts and Woosllng. The U 5 hooigoy toom -it L-iii..

when Muiictoli Hawks defeated llelst Ramblers for the champion- It iook ihoih ohh, a iow mihiiios to ers The iieimcemeii.s uiiiiorms

piedcrlcloil Capitals 3 to 1 in “B ship soctloll, raking the round 3 to 2, and gue. Dalllouslc Rangers tied with Camp- bellioll ’l‘ii.'crs 1 in 1 in "A" div- ision, Diililcusic willlling the round fio l. 'lllc first playoff for thu the cllanlpinnsllip of the Lf-agile as a ing whole will be at Dalhousie Monday the

In the Central League, Summer- at

_ e Play

Canadian Pl-ess)-The open-

ly audible.

ammunition, moved along the north

°f A D“"5‘°"» C°“"“1 I-'W' set over the chinese lim-s. but no bad wide wluto bands around one

sounds of bombing were immediate-

jerseys, the idea being that when a rear guard rushes, one of the

F11” A" Draw Meanwhile fi long stream of pon- forwards will skate back without

T E1-“IN-N~B~» Feb-19- (By ics. laden with 'machine guns ond delay to fill the vacant position.

Fam’ °f 5' p1“y°n serie’ 1°’ boundary of the Intemstlonal set- - "Couple Oi' Saps"

. °h“m1’1°"5m1’ °f \11V7S1°11 "B" tlclncllt, and also wltllin tlic sciile- nigili-, will the second game nt ,Central Hockey League, resulted in moiiii ii5oii_ Thoy wore hoiiho io- D“"1“3 the 1“°1°° 1” 111° 331119 at lioruiou on wednesday. li' a illli-il o iivo ,iii iiioii, io, Poii Eioiii and ward Cimpei Townto. between the Marie Leafs mafi-ll isllccessary it will be ploy- Mount Allison university tonight. scvoiiii ooiiihiiiiios oi soldiers id on neutral ice next Friday night. ‘The deciding match wjll_be played hioiiiioii iiiohg iiowai.d Cimpeii and S€V‘211 IJ111Y€1`S Were 11911811206- 8-hd

CANADNS EARLY DAYS

` ` Connections With Bristol

and Mnroons, following which

fined, King Clancy and Nelson

E kvill M d i lt. 8° 0 U11 011 85' U B1 in front of the headquarters dozens Stewart W re 5 umm when 8'

~ of automobiles, each with a. chauf- e C g , W iii

four ready at the wheel waited to ska” came down °n stewnrts 11115 ‘1f'°'m°°11 °11 the harbor 1°°- `

ERAL ECONOMICS BRANCH ' right hand, breaking a bone near

lil s paper laid before the Brit- a3°» _ 51' warning themselves about little

iiil .issocilliion Col. Lennllrd of Bristol, England, writes of the con- m

sinus appointed by the Royal 1" lociety of Canada come to the con- °t irlulon uint cubot, who sailed from 11 iiiristol in N97, landed on some part 1°’ ie! Cape Breton Island, the writer m lin the potential value of the dis-

The next ri-cord of n Bristol sh p

ers a eo-operative arrangement _'rho chinese Govcrnmontvlrtuully

as been made with the other rejected tonight the Japanese ul- opening oi Chiirch Bowiihg Loo_

anches of the Domlnloil Depuii- timatum calling for evacuation of gue_

cnt or provincial agencies. In the 19th route nrmy from the Last night the _newiy "__0!_gmi_ tem Canada a study of apple Shanghai battlefront Premier ized Church Magi" goo away io C

11°" ° c“““d‘“11 ‘°“1'“1'° 15 the 35 N0 iii in of the city unless tile Japanese fo -

,iii bark "Grace," when her stout P ,clillain Sylvester Wyet, sailed her |"i\iio the very mouth of the great m 11"? that l-ilrineth up to Canada." 1°

1111631 it group of Bl-ls’ol mer 1'

'iimbilon or Natiscotec. if

1111111 ventul-ers backed an expedit- |'°"» ionlmandcd by Capt. Thomas 1” 3111198. Sailing from Bristol in May B iii that year, James' ship, the k |'H'1111¢1ts thrill," steered by way 1 iii Greenland to I-ludsons Strait, m 'ii ou me ard seipteinrsci- discover- °f.1 U within Hudsoifs Bay the large fe 1|? whzch still bearsdamm’ nsmel " “1°nfh In-ter oluirlton Island, Wieli in honour' of Andrew 'Charl- iiii one or use Bristol sponsors, 1

M1 New wlntered, sinking their ‘mb meanwhile to prevent injury :im "‘° 1°°» T° ei met cross i'a`s- ,iM“1’°11 I- bare hill he fastened im 11ins's Anus fairly out in lead I iiliiierneath the Arms of Bristol. M: my- 1632. the Henrietta Maria mmliii afloat again and James re- ward to Bristol. Ho and his crew

°°1'19»l111y tho first men to livo

"Wil Canadian soil. 4

his rotum James had twicei

mu fiid Court to nanate his ad- iw N H215 10 Cllarlcs 1, who dimioy. no ¥1'¢‘1\ii’st interest in his voy-

‘ ter

dill!

the Government could not accept

vii Sooiiii' Qiiohoo iihii Ontario draw beyond a twelve mile radius Renewed interest in Bowiihi is Harry mpihom V Ii

l-ovlnc al ng0I'iC1CS 00-01191' 9 did lik Ti t 8 t I being shown and the Church Lea -i~_ all three area- A study of milk El'-is cm “W1-1° 1:11” 111;' 'high goo is hi-iiigihg mon, og the oio R srkct Us 15 11150 11011111111 °°111P1°t e ne” was B mmm W timers back into action Great riv Toioi _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ ____-i54 n Moreover. an analysis of fer ai in i th oily existed in last nights games

he said The propos a e

end landed “D011 the Island of As- me” business organizations' wmch Chinese dismantle the fortifications and the YMCA “Hey” were pack

oariics Branch. Another study lf' sting the Prairie Provinces of socnibrslu A srvov E- H- Dai' --~-11°

imbay Aibertg, gnd SB.8l{i!.1¢1‘A€W'

is that dealing with settlers' MoN'rnsA1., Que., Feb. 19.-my T°°°1 ~ 1194

E85 . .

roduction and marketing is under Wiulg Ching-Wei declared formally a ii n -start Wim aii e ht ieams

vin .

progress

and the factors affeoldlil the Canadian Press) - Socialism

too jointly with the Entomolo

heir success. This study will also needs to be studied. needs to he B Poole Bt. Psnlszaa

lu reached and hors Jam” and °1‘°" 111° °°"’“ °f f°"“ p°ws;;`d;)u;i fili°i:;lyi,;;2;‘°i‘: oofgfgegeionf J. Ford

mg the past summer 1 utworm cure for all economic ills. accord- B- C011 ----- -------134 tm °°°n°mi° emmi? cos suoli ing to Prof. F. cial-ire of Mooill 0- Smell -----,134 dams' and the rem on n- University. who addressed the Y. -7- A- 31411118? --- ----901 ‘"“““° 1° mm practices WM 6° . M. c. A. Forum recently. 'Mei -~-------950

mi woiii hoo During times of distress many

-M ...wo-vo “hi for tho detective for

` - rl.

' "“B1¥11i-F-Y. Feb. n.-1in- ycxvvllzltnil- :;};:t=s::°:t now?" llust- ue fi men according to thc reward United Muncemeni was made lads y ood owhiii-.i ii too he got for his services. "So ions HS _ihsi the most famous dimers; gr rm" 111111!" ' _ we believe that.” he li*’1‘1*11""1- "it ' °f ' ooiioh t llc of

i""”’ 1" ihe world will bo olos- --ro help _vou iind tus blolrc limi 11 “‘°"° "1 ‘“° ‘° "

Qi! on ,, Ixos. ‘oi-ihiism git ||,]|,"_- - 'U 'i ‘ l - L. Dfiilllll .......12'i

_ Mrrrh 3|- yor

suppoeed to be 'ittins-_. .

them to be hurt, he told his hear-

'rhe speaker pointed out that there was a tendency today 10 V111'

national in scope, is being cfii' cd with spectators and players Eori Qoss __ _ __ __ ed forward In thc Western D10 §s:§?s;l;nifui:;;iJii§l:;?i:E;rai;i1iT, £1: alike All games in this league are Charles McDonald .. ces a study of the range sheep acceptabic in his View and the siip being rolled on Friday night at 7 R__ Melvutt i111511Y 15 being °°nd“°t'ed in ulatlon that Japanese aeroplane" and 83° °’°1°°k “nd v1s“'°rs are G- ritish Columbia, Alberta and SBS- shouid obscwe me evncuaiioii wiis cordially invited to attend. Total . . . . . . . ... ..

atehewiii- This 111°-18°" 15 under; unthinkable. If such a move were 5" hu” no _ioint direction of the EKPH1' made, lie added it would lssvo to B- 11111111111” -»-------11°

’ E v 1 4.

ental Famls Branch and the EC' be by neutral parties. ‘ “"7 '°--- 9

204 151 191 189 145 B80

190 178 109 197 181 86-1 2638

I. Williams ..... ....210

low Score .. .......134

Moy f l ru-ec ized. 1’ V1 3 13

was on! u 0811 I W yi this wmk boihiz oiiiiioii on in that Chiilesc troops would not with on hand R

221 182 182 182

206 145 173 173 205 181 916 1036

2912

31°” Brunch' Pre” nary ~i t ii. people have been hurt and many Ml-.i01'ity 101' St- Pauls. 274 P1115- am Mm dme In mm md! ' B have become abusive of the capit- H1811 5111816. B- Coll. “tb” md Insurance' 1 nllst system because it Pefmiiiid H1311 Thm' B- °°11»

270. 687.

Pauls, 4;

Points Scored-St. St.

It was the tenth round of the big “bmi whether pew Poten’ o_

"‘°"°' Bm” Bm W" “mm thc 121111-::lll? isrianged their minds Trinity ‘ "°"° °‘ 1”” °“°°"“t"' bout tile oi-galil.-.ation or govern- N- J- °1°W ----176 i "Still. bear up. Buster," said his :muh and suggested thu if prop ciimmi Mcnmnid H182

cond at the end oi' the round, perm, wo;-o guddenly to rctum to- H. A. Craig .........235 .you'll be all right-soon.' morrow an criticism oi the ciihii_ G_ Toomho _____ ____i95 #what yer mean?" gasped Bus- Bust system would melt away _ E Dow” im. “N201

148 207 230 148 245 978

238 185 108 185 779 2743

Total ....~ »........989

159 176 15'.)

f'1§1l.“

A. Webster ...162 B. Dnilllil! .. ....110 Hobbs .......l37

185 227 10|

159 135

‘ 1 ern League flag, they will not be where. They are Palmer, Garrison. Pa

0 ‘ I S A th ~ embers roared into more than one or two goals behind A1

when the aggregate is compiled. '

th” "ight 1° P13’ °" Wm* Am planes soon diselmeafcd from sieht- or strategy ln outfltting its play- 111"

D e . 1 Ex

take ofllccrs on missions toward the .S1‘1'11° 011101315 W11 111°”-Ye be 011

EXTENDS RFSEARCIY WORK from Nearb six tanks wma iined the base of tile thumb and lacer- iiiiiid iii- 2 p_ m_ S9

i Ebtablished s. little over two years up i`heir crcfws stamiingiy and ating the flesh. Stewart skated out

the A icultural Economics ' of the struggling group, hoppingi

Branch of the Dominion Depart- iircs. around with pain as he S!'HSpvd SCQPES iii iiioiiiiihh 1045,”

ent of Agriculture now has seven --

-__ ..... .......178 148 Tu

d,0. i

.is back in the scuffle Clancy -cd the injury and grasping

faded from Nels face and in Ce

Pleased

P il Y P '

t the warmth of the reception ved in Montreal. They had chilled to the marrow in

ntreill winners will eventually

will be afforded.

Were Lucky

enjoyed it so much It certainly

__ vcry much in the fight gud if they United States team are as good sig

BOMZBERS TAKE OFF dom; como through with the East hcckcyists as he has seen any- the

ldcrsoll, Chase and Everett. Westminster some months ago, the fum

Siill They Come ill

-- sill

Master John McCourt makes his With the royal assent to that sia- °

It WHS 8- 1165-VY.. f0gEy diy. 1111111118 Placid made use of a novel piccc conmbumn 1° 111° Au`St‘"` Mad" tube

c " .

Def.-Gross “Ab ies."

Def.-Graham, "gat" hi!-1

.. .. ii

Centre-McDonald, Mon. st

L. Wing -Schwab, "Abbics." within the jurisdiction of the Ex-

R_ Wini;_.i1_ ii/[om-tiiur, "Fi-od," chequer Court of Canada. It am- . .

Altcmotes ends Section 23 of the Admiralty '1 he Prince of Wales almost re-

Center- Dud James. "Dill" Act which provided that all reg- celved a long distance telephoneic

L .Wing-McManus. "Fred" ull!

rts arm fimlly. he pulled the BU h into place There was a lull cam'

en them for a split second as um

ment he and King were 5°* 5

ng fists st each ouier. After 1’°“1‘

ITC

cuffle came fllce to face in -1° allway. Again there was a sll B1-B second. but this time the rivals 101'

hands. “We’re just a couple the DS.” said Starr, and Clancy the lily agreed with him. win.

'ts. Tllcir talent was recognized HALIFAXI N S" F-oh_ i9_ (By tho

underrated in official circles. iiod they showed their class be- Hoo d question. It is hoped that the won

t them in the Allen Cup finals ion n zl further test of their qual- Winn

. O

ked like another game until the

neo Rivers drove that fairly- today took what Hon. Ernest La- I i I ih g shot past Fnrrcl with 33 sec- pointe referred to as a "welcome Ibicrlpicnt' 0 th S 5 gm' 'mour was s to go. We are almost obliged step" when the House of Colllluons Pia

believe in Fairy tales lloiv." Ac- gave second reading to :ill act _

ding to Cockburn, five of the amending the Admiralty Act. The

British Dominions were restricted

e line ups British Goverriment's control over

Goal- M Conn. Dal" Domlnions' legislation. _

oday’s step will, when the bill MALE FA-51'|10N5 T0

ntr

nme. Clancy and sian-, lor-in-, mereidl will play off for the less- irresistible lost period rauy mist

title with the winners of the gave

LeC1air, veteran player, the

d by shooting all three goal.s_ Mid ussex Although Sussex forced | 1110

game that Summerside would 1011

_il It

' ton

taken from the ice with a broken

0 leg alter five minutes of play.

- Moncioil won the round by taking =u1\~ani.age of a pair of breaks in l

the

t Allison-Port Elgin series. imlnated Fredericton Capitals from

S .

pig;-_ it Wu oppoi-out eoiiy in ~ Hawks the championship of Divis-

by a

handicapped by the loss of two

171115’

absent owing to an injured eye, and i Ed

c on aps

2.';§"..’Z..Z’_.".‘.?...1'I...f.'Z'.?.§'.f efented Burgoyne Crew 3To1

Moncton Hawks two goals, el-

_ F rederl t C

provincial playdowns tonight ri-siilted in Moncton winning same 3 to 1. This gave the

"B", Senior Northem League, score of 3 to 2 for the round. was hectic hockey. with Monc-

ers. Bill Gill, defence ace, was

Kcrvin, who substituted, was

last period.

=°'P1°"i*-1° °‘ "Mm" 1' Last N lght Wlnnlng the round 3-2

ai League. by defeating Sus 9

10 3 t0!11K1"t Bhd Wkulg the (Canadian Pres.) Aloe

ui tarts;

d by #0181 8011! 10 iv 3 Sum lvloNc°roN, N. B., res. ls.-An delay dz ssiullclggsr 2:21:-od while

players, coaches, referees and om# B15 argued over a goal shot by Beo- ton for the Capitals. The tally was finally disallowed.

Controversy csllsed by the ap-

pointment of Jean Sauve, of Mon~ tl-eal as referee to handle the game alone, threatened to obstruct the match until shortly before it start- ed. Moncton refused to play with Sauve on the ice, and the mattr, was settled by H. 0. Schryer, Pres~ ident of the Maritime Hockey As- sociation, who ruled in favor of the referees originally selected, Les Low.. ther and Hamid Drummie. Freda ericton was ordered to pay Sauve'| expenses for his trip from Mon-

Montreal, and applause accord- giihodiiih Pi.e&oi__Ti.m.o Bearcats PRO

feated Halifax Wolverines, 2-0

ted States has been consider- hero iohighh and the two mum are

key League, Wolverines havlngiliho

er in a best out of five games .ho

series. Ryan and Jemmett scored the the

Truro goals tonight. .id

lllg

TTAWA, ont.. Feb. 19. -fl3_v is; ` Canadian Press) - Canada.

nificance of the occasion lay ill Sify root that until the British dif- rliament passed the statute of i

leur)

their legislative powers over pping and shipping matters. -fb

passed the final vestlge ol use 111°

advanced through all routine

ges, bring the Admiralty Court

1°' 11°1‘°" 111 111° 1'3"-‘lem MONTREAL, Que., Feb. le.-<By.

Canadian Press) -Rev. George

°"e1` Bearcats 3‘0 111 1-he 11151 Peck, for nearly 20 years pastor

game of the series. They will pro- oi- B

g their contest to decide the.;-im

recently at the annual meet-

lshli

Liovcrlulicllt.

his dccorzition dates back to

lice, u town which bccllme en-

lliely Pi'otcstzil'it ill the 16th cen-

lomas, a B. ihrcvct element-

sb_vtel‘ian College here and»in grfiduniioli year look five out cifzllt prizes including the goli dal for church l1lstol'_v.

'1`l'.`STANT MINISTER

1l0N0|tl:ID BY FRANCE

ctllanic Church, a prosperous ch Protestant congregation of United Church of Canada in City of Verdun, was decorat-

of the Union Nationale with

Palnlcs Acadcmiqucs.” by

and is conferred for scientific literary achievements. The

at Montbeliard, Doubs,

:it the time ei’ thc Reforma- Mr. Peck has two teaching

and n B. S. ibrevct Super- . Ile is it _f;'i'liduai.c of the

FEATURE COLOURS

(By Canadian Press)

ONTREAL Que. Feb. 19.-

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SUMMERSIDE HOCKEY CLUB 3) C.Y.M.L. 1.

'Phe Summenide Hockey Club

0‘m€1`8€d t/w0 808.15 to the €00d in 111911' f11`St tussle with the C. Y. M. L. for East Prince Intermediate leadership, played Thursday night. To-night/s final game will be an ex- citing one with C. Y. M. L. out to make up that lead and the Hockey Club equally anxious to re- tain it.

Tile Hockey Club still sliows a

clean sheet of victories which has not been accomplished by any other 'teams this season.

Thursday nights game was fast

and evenly contested. 0’Brien per- haps being the star of the evening.

O’Brien caged the first counter

llaii' way throught the first period ln a neat bit of combination play with Jamieson.

Half way through the second

fra-me Reg Phillips evened the count when he caught the defense narp- ping and shot from close in, Schur- man having ui, chance to save.

Ong minute later F. Woodside

S00’1'ed with a hard wing shot at Peters and imniedlately after the face off W. Woodside realized the third Hockey Club counter from a

tions made for the conduct of call from Montreal recently. Had th

R. Wing-Kane. "Abbies." the affairs oi’ the Admiralty Court the call bcsn put tllrough by L. C. to

Canada be submitted through Tyler, Charman of the fashion

lucas Tomy 1-he Govemor-in-Council to the committee or the Merchant 'rouor

'1'he Victoria Park Driving Club Th ill hold four classes of horse races -

QUEEN HOTEL VS. GYRO-

Bri

visi

e amendment deletes that pro- ion

tish Government f01` HDD1'0V1i1- Designers' Association in convent- C

here at the time, this is the

Oh Bhd 511115111111” 1°’ 11 °11° question which would have been at empowers the president of the iiokoiii --Aho doesnt Hfo Royo_1,L- cheqlier C°\11'i f-° m“1<° “C11 Highness- think that use double' 115151 111195 and °1"1°1"~ breasted dinner jacket should be a M'

favoured fashion now from the T'

S11E1i-1111001111 1NS'1'1'1'U’1'E point or view that it will st lesst

use much more cloth from British _

T115 111011111-1! 1119911113 °f Sher' mills?" The reason why thelPh‘m1’° look

0 17'/0111911-5 1711511111111’ met °“ uestion was not asked was one

major research projects under way. noi i Uiiiiiiiii fl

atlas Bgiixigmgioioy ozdix In cel-tain cases the work lins been cc S um _ ` 8 esdfy °'“°m°°“- Feb' I6' 1932' at that might be 1°0k8d “D011 BS D i ' ‘ ` " g ltlaied by 1118 Branch While in NANK1NGi Ciiihii' inch ig__A_p_) l Total " """'712 913 “_ two oclock at the Tmmc °f 1Vns` ilualnt on this continent-namelY ' - h 233* Lei-811"-<l'11 1411118!-11- W1111 9¢"°111'°°“ that it might be considered chesp C-

Miljority for Trinity. 360 pins. members and two visitors present. advertising' and things cheap and Hii-:h Single. P- Downe. 245 Pins- The President Mrs. L. B. Llnliletter shoddy were ho, oohii-,Wo oi by ,ho H1811 T111'c9» P- D0W119» 631 P1115- presided. The 1118811112 Opened with artists working with shehrs and BRITISH INSTITUTE ` Punts S°°r°d" Trmity' 4; Umt` 111° 1'-11-111171116 0116- T116 11111111195 "1 cloth who attended the convention.

Sf. James

cbt. Cameron .. ..24l

152 179

182

Howlltt .. A. Pendleton

Z lon

173 zoo 153 173 735

181

.Young

1 46 130 236 295 807

180 151

165 857

Majority for St. James. 222 pins. It High Single, R. A. Pendleton,

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est meeting and financial state- Dinner Jackets of dsrls grey' ment were reed and improved- See- patterned cloth, sack -suits in

9-17 1`e'P°1't°d M °°"e51’°“de“°e checks in dove grays and in

202 1111-1 1110111211- Tile 1'€P0l't 01’ 1118 511211 iavcnders and tail coats that hug'

206 l Committee was given by M1'S~ Frank the hips were exhibited by male V1 142 th h i.i eral. and in the British Institute

mittee by Mlrs Frank Callbeck Sick fogh ons fm- gentlemen The style 01

Townsend and of e Sc ool Com- msnnequins as possible sp ngi Coimml

ix~up behind Peters stronghold. . Y. M- L. pushed tho issue in G “M1 Period but were unable score, the game ending 3-1.

THE LINE-UPS '

. Y. M . L . SU'lVl1lV[ER.SIDE

Goal _

Peters Schuman

Defense

Clroom

F. Woodside

Forwards

Steele Peters

Gaudet O".Bfien

Jamieson

Gay

Holman Dickie

Steele W. Woodside Referee-i‘Roy Prowse. -S

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Gallant Arsenaiult

Steele

OF PHILOSOPHY HAS

LARGE MEMBERSHIP

MON'I’R.l-IAL, Que., Feb. 19-(By

The Canadian Press)-ia plea. for a 'ider interest in philosophy in gen-

Philosophy in particular, has

wee was reappointed. New shown was put hofo-ro mombors been made tothe Canadian public

School Committee Miss Edith Mac- of the Merchant Tailor Designers’

by P1'Df¢`.$0l‘ Caldwell of M<X}ll]

D011Hid.and Mrs. M. M' Townsend- Association who were assembled U111\'01‘S1fY-

620 021

295 pins. “

nigh Three, 'rom 1-lowatt, ozl R” ins °n

J. B. Beer L. Callbeck A. H. McConnell K. Birtwhistle .. Total ..

150 119 113 632

128 176 101 769

Central Christian

Stewart . . . ...l70 Judson ... ......l8I Carter ..... ...-150

M. Stewart .. _.164 R. H. MacNcill ....,l27 Total 792

192 128 222 163 150 855

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St. James won all four points.

Baptist 5

Howatt . . . . ... 82 ll5 139

168 240 137

old the annual bazaar in July as states and Canada A

isuai oooh momboi- to i-ioi-into institute has now a mcmbersh.p of s

After discussion it was decided f/J here from all paris of the United

h .

1 . ----~ i uitable articles. The roll call was -UVC1' 1.400 Whioh 1116111608. in addit- espon

Founded in 1925, with the late

Lord Balfour as its president, the

derl to by valentine verses. British Antllraciic 'ion to the eenerel body oi membm

and

105 S _ imp rt 169 mve m°d° of Lvmg* displace United States anthracite, 141 .Tm-’ W” mm ‘““""S"“¥ “nd H. H. stevens, Mlnlsier of 'rrade 691 educative to all present. I/unch was

Commerce, told J. L. Ralston,

098 Served 1*? 111° 11051*-<1 *S1-mil by <l.ib., vannoutls-sbelburnol in use

Mm- G°°~ H’-1'1'15» M15- J- C- M9-°' House of Commons last night. The

161 Do ald d Mi A MacN ill. tt

11 D11 S5 11110 9 Minister was explaining an es rn-

i22 A- hearty vote of thanks was tend- ate of slooo for administration or 170 cred the two Mrs. Miliiiziins 101' t110 the uct "to place Canadian coal us- i'/~i use of their home. Tile meeting ed in the manufacture or iron and 123 closed with the National Anthem. steel oil a basis of equality with im-

750 597

299 pins.

portc

d coal." ‘

Little Isaac (aged 6): "Mother, In the two yearn thc Act had been

Majority for Ccn1l~:ll Cllrlstinli. lot us do a little business" in force $135 2011 had 1’>l‘i‘1i Dilid 0111

High Single, B. Beer. 249 pins. High Three, B. Boer. 554 pins. Points scored- C. Cllrisilrill. 4: aptist, 0.

._.____.s _ lhen??"

Isssc‘s Mother: "What sort of to the Dominion Il-on and Steel

business, my gon?" Company in 1930-31 and $62,269 in

Little Isaac: "Lent me ten s'hlll- 1931-32, Mr. Stevens said. This

ings, but'give me only five." covi-rod 273.1-ifl tons and 125,789

Isai\c‘s Mother: "And what tom of coal in iii-‘sr years rt‘Sl>¢‘C-

tively. ‘l`ll.~ iiflu cnrricd.

i Little Isaac: "Then I shall owe _. . .. ---__-_

ARE.\'.\--Skntillyg this :iiirriloon you five shillings, and _vou will owe nii~‘~.‘ 1. -‘ “ illnn blight. but

Il in fl. CllLl<ll~.'il i0c. :idilils 15(-_ 'me five shilling-=. Bild S0 wc shall llligiii. is L- :'-l' than might-have

was decided to have mgnculture" To Replace product almost all the representative phil-

the topic of our lviial-ch meeting. - ll call to be answered by Hints U' S' Mlnes

Agriculture or Dyeing.

The programme for the day con- 'Canadian Press)

fs-ted of each lady telling the early OTTAWA' °“t" Fw' 16‘”Th° history of he’ mccswrs on their government, while endeavor-ing to first coming 0° the Nami' the im_d_ stimulate the Canadian coal indus- d h try, was also trying to encourage

11” me’ °”d“'°d ‘md mel’ 8'1"’ o otion of British antbraclte to °“°h°'m"

osophers in Great Britain as well as many distinguished scientists. The institute publishes a quarterly review, Philosophy; it holds cours- es of public lectures and organizes reading circles, it arranges for the elivery of addresses by men of

In addition to the work which

is being done in London there are active local centres in Bangor, Car- diff, Livenpool, Newcastle and Dur- ham, and Sheffield.

"Laymen and professional men

and women throughout Canada could not do better for themselves and their friends than enrol in. this Institute. It exercises B 19811' ing influence on the constructive international movement of the day." says Professor Coldwell.

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