5'"

’6`1§__11§I_§ "EM ovi-_:_i_< _ Ramblers Lose

(ay 'rw-l and place cha matter helm ` I _

authorities who have any control I _

oiii ii, Repeat over the situation.

“The paymeni; of moneys either

I little hand of puck- U “iiirioo oi, bonu” in omiiiiour ‘c“““““““ |'"“) lfying to meet the champions 0! rs ' _

R I *gf T' _ *_ o

film’ ' DALHOUSIE, N B Mar 1.-nal Nova sootla for the Maritime seuio:

ii, win F1" °°‘“l’°“°' ' alarm is much easier to talk about ' 6 ckel' team, are leavin! than it is to prove and if Mr Dolan §i?eul'”eAmhRanget-Bl~‘:a°n a two sou lead une'

-F01 hu 1 ' ers mbi

Moncton ETB l»0Dlill1t in Hes ice mad th e dull

,ow morning 101' _ vor any other responsible person hu mo iirsi some oi. iii i_i W B 0 Zim '

iyeaii they surprised the iioiiniio proof that “ned moles- the Maritime Amatiizmiiellill ii;ials of Ramblers took the offensive in tho

ms followers by win °C Y AS first period and had the best o

Jul\l°f °h“mp’°n°h P mm on pure players are being paid for

M°”°t°“ team by '°°°" their services th would serve the The second and fi al oumspenod “gan mokspm "ont

l' iocku ' sion lism al ' - ` is l I x _ a is prev ent and that sim iogiatlon playdowns. The score was i,iay_ Fo,-iy sloooiiiis from iiiio end ro

ng - ' °y I1 match of‘ Peebles and gave Amherst the firs

i0 cause of amateur athletics much the round will be played at Am- score ofthe game

Q ight theY meet the or oiv glmsh Juniors in me better were they to submit their llerst on Thursday, the winner qual-

t d tim

W”‘_‘_§,f‘if’, ,§',‘,,°if,,f.1 ,,, me .-nut-ui niuhtio onion or Cape Traverse Italy’s Trade

“P In Sudd D th

lof the score. The players _*Hillel than l'° b"°°'d°°"t mf°"“°‘° en ea Complete statistics conceminil wtih°l1'h“’d°5l‘°“‘“ 1" *he tm” Wmh' "hue it might b° lm” . the trade or canada with Italy are

lei WHS the 3"” mth in mm” l5°lal'9d ‘la-W3- *Wed l’l°l~ Dalhousle 'available only to the end of Oct- I -

Hotel team, right here in inecessarily be true of all amateur ober, 1931, writes R. W. McBur- r ~ Y- It Wm be remembered smrt' T* ney, Assistant Canadian Trade mfs Played inspired hnkey ‘. Commissioner in Milan in the W the Tm” B°“°“‘ °f *T* I wanadhn Press) forthcoming issue of the’Commer-

,_ The Queens, like the i BA'n`mR5T» N- B- M37- 1-3°' cial Intelligence Journal. For that hlulrhl'|‘ohceo'C~mnm1d¢`anda.unnss

:, had only "seven surviv- The above reference in pai-5 with sulting from a change in Maritime ooiioii imports from Ciiiiodo Wore

` " .. I t CUM ' ' __ , fs' _.-1--.W __ _ _ ._ _ _ __ __ _ _ 1_7.. ____ *___

llv ` _ _ _ ‘ ’ ' ""A` "`l"""`" ' 'W `

ir 01990

D i ii iiiii oooson iii, su. Canada, who are in s position to iedeffe ii, com, ,,,,,, 0,, iii, effectively desi with the mutter, i Wlth Canada

i I

-*”’“ pmortotho metals ith cua-

$ "me M me Mfrmm: dim Amateurol-Iock_ey Xssocliltlon 6; '_ a r C he . '/_l

Last Date for Malling Entries

Turret Cigarette Hockey Contest

gl 2- 1932 __ THE cllARLo'I"I‘E'rowN oUARolAN __ _ oi _ piigg ggvgo

, \

rezard iostatementc made by irre “ “me e h°¢l<=Y Playoff dates. valued at 310,97 000 ,md o,,o,,,.i_., -_w._`_ _ ..._ ___ _ __ __ ,,_______,__

er Foxes have only two siionoiibio pei-50n_g_'» just about hiig OHDS TTHVGFSQ. P E I. will play a from Iiioii, io the Dominion _ __

Y hm "H“°k" °'N°111 in for s person. with only the ordin- °- - -» i ,ii i _ _ ____ l MacKie on defense, while on iimoiiiiii oi inioiiioonooi oo write Brunswick~Prince Edward Island iii: égnzdioifiriigsgaliriigu; It hoo oooo said that Ciiioooo'

at Dalhousi N B for the New

1’ the “her new Dwyer wards~and perhaps published in a me NW" Sc in

is on their line-‘lu 1-ost the hull on the head. rcs quite easy “UW” with mmh l°m°"°W “Shi amounted to sz oasooo These rig- .BISON was rumah-s wanurn

et otia. termediates in i

perod of 1930, when imports from of an ani.ma.l except its dyi CLERMONT SPECIALS 9 INDIAN

`B“"g°y“° is In 5°” ""1 an article and have it edited aiiter- °h°‘mpl°nsh1p' The Wmne" Wm compared with the corresponding ,slaughter-housesutilizo every pert _ ° 3 -= _"» ”"“

"up has been chmged magazine-but, when one makes a R4

:WEL §:§l;iiiii;n£§;";: statement or even a conglomeration ise_ P Whiiiock has been of statements for the reading public _ 0 ' ` to peruse, then lt's a horse of an- im

rn centre to left wing and

“kos his piiioo ai oonim other color, if said writer _cannot it ll ci. whitloclr, cur- "’°"° hi’ ““°’"°"" ev

ewart, was the best work

it is confidently expected

like the trip. They wiii

ne' I'm of the opinion that Mr Dolan

iiio _iiinior Looii,iio_iiii_i has'n't got any further than the

mere remuneration received for his tri

Wiii give on oiiiio good famous "artlc1e."-Sport Ed, in

f themselves. The large ~ _ W ice grep in the Moncton CAREER. OF SIR MIAL-COLM W vii _

1 be greatly to their lik CAMPBELL D1'

e defence barrier ci’ Car 1931, soon after he had set the ‘ rsuson and Fraser are world speed record of 245.738 miles lockers and are not ad- an hour, which mark he eclipsed

ndlng out very stiff body- re¢eni,iy_

illE°Yl’l¢ lil Boal is anoth- His career has been marked by a .gi `B"b’"- llmflhs lhld very succession of thrills, as he himseif'wo

i§;Tee‘§i;;?;n;'; phrased ie in an address after his iia I Ferguson Fmse!8°YI;?. performance last year, since 1905 he pi (Captain) 'cume ét - has been "addicted to this rather m E' Cumpbéiiandip' \w:i‘;" dangerous sport of driving mobile th i ,_ ' ' machinery as fast as it will go." th

He has driven express trains, is

i d b . ,

Z;e6h;ii;de;s~;ie:::F a brilliant horseman and so keen is th i ' ' fo d t tha nce he ent gh

he r a veu ure t 0 ep

_ R.. Holm . l b - iii iiiim an C u Pres some time on an uninhabited island ig

H e Re rcscntat

_io For coqpimd wikis in the Pacific endea/voring to dis- wc _ Sooi.oi_oi.i,_Ti_oosm_ei_ oi cover a lost Inca treasure. Sir Mal- th Jiiiiioi. Hookoi, Loooum _ coim‘s first race was on a mot- N wishes oi oii hockey orcycie in England in 1906, and in in . City ami Province wiii 1009 he started to build an airplane. do tain wiiiiiook and his But he soon turned to automobile L iinthelr errortsiongain “wins and set his first mhlor eight or ten games, he will prove the Maritime ¢i;ie_ speed mark when he reached 136 ev

miles an hour in 1922. He regarded i

toes Called Off the speed as incredible, little dream- mc, the Dalhouslaris depend an

. ing that in ensuing years he would awful lot; on the backcliccking of

e li

R U

“___

_ U R 0 this fine team will bc in

near. It is rumoured that Lavigne,

iSi\rgent, Lennon and Jcmmett may

Vs.

to see just why tllesc boys are in

demand, They will sec combination

8 M at its best. hard humping. Lrivilme

I ' I ' bcing an adept at brinalhi! d0WI1

Seat; on Sale at the Bike Shop men far heavier than liinisc-lf. The wednesday. ut 10 d. ni. we wi" lr “Si “mi °"°“- "‘”“j Prices, $1.00 SOC 656 50c. 'ing the throttle wide do the abe-

f 9 ,

` 100 Seats for r asc igweits do battle with ri iuum con-

- _ _ _._ ' fl en ~ ' L sidered good enough to win th_e__.;_1-_ y _ :_ to v _

races which were tc be rushing over tile Florida sands Mrs. James’ favorite son. From what cld this afternoon are at 220 miles an hour and more. I hoard, the Dalhousians arc 'still lntil Saturday - when ’ 1-Ie has had remarkable escapes playing defensive hockey, laying lheld, weather permitt- from death. Once in 1912, he was back forthe "breaks", It is true they

driving at Brooklands in England, havg run up high scores, bilt not’ .

_ _~ ial Intelligence Jour-

F _ ' _

lnated, the feeling iircvlliicd that it was hard luck nlorc than any-

fnns are now wondcllng whether

tact next.

:be on other teams. I Tomorrow night at tllc Forum thc local fans will have a chance

will be no hesitation :iiimit oven

tl f1930.0tf ttll-

"ch shmud s°“"d e“°°"mg'"g t° or 1s1s4uqu(l7nt:ls0o? curhi- °1°m°°’ mm' bedding' tent covers' fart Eddie M111 swung five soal-1 L' Day e Wnlvmms and the” Support' ncd salmon in the 1931 period moccuhm ropes' skin boats and fOr the Spec’als with Harold Mill 'J' Lauer” "‘ "' 93 no 166

' A M Adams

rs. - m’nor articles. _ ..... 122 96 144

Canada was credited with 15,074 . _ and Douglas Campbell putting up a. "' 5 Ns

The shculclerblades were used in N Yourikei- ... ... 108 175 1 2 th rat' skipped by Nick Thibodeam

tes

two-ga i t k f

ariiimeméiiiceres “ex Wee °I` the Canada were valued at $25,877,000 squeal. It is not so well under- RIVER iwvims I REBEKAH LEAGUE

‘ and exports to Canada at $3,188.- istood that the Indian of half a i “ipo

Mother-Now, do you know where gyigiionihihigsntisiign wlinihewirilfiiitl centilryi am; Yi? iisiileimyhas ego; A. very exciting game of hockey EUREKAS ll18, defending the MacDonald Brie,- d little gli-is go to? ` ”°m ca ° 9 u “ ° 9 S ° i od Ci i i-ink pri. trophy, chalked up two victories to-

cipal source of supply. lmP°rts down on the westem plains. How 2:! gvgim ogeb e";°;iween' the B. Lspihome ___ ,__ 122 150 109

M0111'-Oh. Yes-they gc almost i 1

c d to ll _ Y K - --

erywherm rom ana a ta ed Only 172.520 ithe bison carcass was used was re Clermont Specials and Indian River H. Fhlayson ...

V-ms in the Jall“‘"y'0Cl0b9l‘ W1" cently related by Dr. Melvin R. J Howgti , . lod of 1931 as against 321,330 tons 1 R»0V€I'S» The Specials being the vic- ' 4 "“' "

Gilmore, curator of enthology of to ith some of 9_1. In the first M_ Miiiei- _,___

, ' rs w

um/ph s Moncton newspaper- in the 1930 P°1'l0d~ A Slmllalh i the University of Michigan Mus- perior, Edgie Mm scored om for me 534 im

im Wilio sow me match, said it though less marked, decrease, was oum oi Ani_iii.oiooiooy_ - 591 me as the fastest he has seen this shown in Canadian shipment’ °f: The flesh and fat, dried and I tsl: Th L22; 53?; 161:: Tomi 1166 atchewan qusrtette from Moosejaw inter and said he wou1dll’t mind ` Zivhczti the giugggfoli me 1931 packed in leather cases and sealed 4 1 :£02105 scoring ine' for the was forced to occuDY the cellar Do-

' i i, - ° °“§ - Ulls “S 'i f ;_ ii ii ' ' _ sition with two defeats. Prof. Mur-

edlcting ha the Wolvcllllcs H ainsi194m3t0nSin the mst ten over wi h a ep as food fOr Rovers and waiier Miii’ im, me CARDINALS

l second line, McCabe would defeat Dalhousie. All of g ` long periods. The hides made _ and P. Whitlock. have' The accolade of knighthood was wl specials' The third period was ‘ery -at improvement and will- bestowed upon Sir Malcolm Camp- th

iicir share to do tomorrow bell by King George on February 22, c

‘e

164 89 119

150 178

105 87 155

-- won and lost in the day’s engage-

145 93 164

- quintals valued at $280,745. In the great defence. Both goalles made- ' u

nm , ~ . th f t r 11 d -- -_ - T Gs To COVSIDLR corresponding period of 1930, out sqiuilrlxmviz urspages nie; 0;; 'briliant stops. Keith Mann capably iw wi ooo 14 9, and then came back strongly

of a total lmportatl f 28,467 ’ ' f eed th . tot th fulT t Gr n-

There are several things to con- oiiiiiiaio' Coiiiidii wiiiiogoiiilzod with tccls: the 10113 tendvns were i‘-Wm: rage iine_;;miz;iUwi_ Maloritynfiir i1;lu1;l;;;&532§;“;'ms i nm 6 power mm O B

358,

E YY. B0-WlINGC U R l I NG

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, Ont., Mar. 1.-Win-

g Granites championship curl-

dsy and led the field at the conclu- sion cf second mundmatches for the Dominion championship. Six of the other seven rinks competing

nts, while Carl Batte1l's Sask-

ray MaoNeill's rink from Halifax, reprwenting Nova Scotia. which took the Dominion championship in 1927, ‘dropped the first game to the

w Brunswick crew, from Ba-

rink, Southern Ontario repre-

°d 1"” thread and mad” mm °°’d ltovsns High S 5° ' ‘ sentatlves, skipped by charlie sul-

Onlhs B30- ThBl'S 5- 10115 time- Am’ market for canned salmon. An lu- children; the an was W his might have happened since crease was noted in shipments of Yam the teeth We" ‘”’“°"°d ml"

t f uzzle and

e Dalhouslans were here 19-Sl. Canadian dried codfisll during the beads' and he h°° S' m Then the Wolverines have one of period-35,562 nuintnls as against *Sigh f°'°h“°d Sm” were b°“°d o lastest and heaviest teams in aa,oao in loco. A serious slump in “Wh i° Sl“°-

e Maritimes in recent years. That prices for Icelandic cod, however, ""'*”"'l something. In sheet Kuhn the so-affected the market that the “Heal Y°“’ hm* While 1° W°‘”k-1' lverincs have the best goalie in total vdluo or the lim shipments APPIY _D°“g’“' Egyptian L‘“"“°“” ese provinces and in Kenzic Mc- was less than that for 1930`-$604,- V t° 5°” necks and sans' A sure' eil the locals have the best lush- ssc ds against s711.010 There was '”i’°°dy "°“°”“”‘°‘

g d¢fei»i¢eii-iim_ (stop me if y0ii,n. marked decrease in shipmentsi *MM*

ii-i, og,-eo) The way chiimmieiof Canadian automobiles to this Afflcan _ .

owioi. has boo-ii piiiyiiig the iasgimarkct, only 15 being credited to Economic Conditions

lCamldrt as compared with 317 ill

cry bit as effective iii backchcck-|910 D1'0Vl0\1S YPFIF. <l\i0 L0 the CX- Biisinoss goiiomiiy iii South

no as Dud James’ ond’ ioiio ii i-romgistcncc of a high protective tariff. ii Aiiioal iiiiriioiiiiirii, oxoorii biisi_

Other decreases were iegistcrcd in inoss’ ooiiiiiiiios io ioo restricted .me "Se “ff lumber' 529 tons as owing to exchange difficulties and against 1,047 ions: ssbcsios. 12,420 fiiioiiiaiioiisi and i_iioi.o Mo no

tons as agniiist 28,169 ions: and

signs of any early improvement,

cellulose, 21,682 as against 39,050 ,wriios _i_ L_ Miiiiei-I Assistant Can-

tons.

PING PONG PROVES

STRENUOUS SPORT

ST. PAUL, Minn., Feb. 29-No

m0l‘0 D318 P0118 for St. Thomas `cclTci,5c"'football players, unlcss they wear shoulder pads and helmets.

Conch Joe Boland him written a

new spring training rule after hear ing that Joey Novak ui St. Jolin's C0ll°8¢‘, /imllfnolls banned thc game for his boxers after onc suffered un injury.

"I'm nog the man to tcli you

f¢1'l°W5 WHIVS a game and what isn’t" Boland said. 'ibut boxers have 50°" llll¢ll18 lmockouis at it and tennis champions pant for bl-caill. The iZl\me’s strenuous boys. If you

ndian Trade Commissioner at Capo Town in the forthcoming issue of

at more than 100 miles an hour ngdingt strong 'teams The Rangers tile Commcrc

al Th 10 per cent export bounty

PER' OANADA other occasion while traveling 150 round Dud James, as did i,hc Bath fowl Y 0 C Y ‘

miles an hour in Denmark ii. front urst Paper-makers for a number of MONTREAL Quo Mimih i_iBy ment on exports of primary pro-

' ' ' ‘ducts has not been sufficient to

.XPOSURIL AS SEEN when two wheels camo off. On an have built their dcfciisive play a Ii - G ll’ .2 tl if red b the Govern

"5 °“ D- L90 D°l3l\'S tire came off. years. If the Wolverines an un- - ._ _ le _ . c The Canadian Hess) This ¥n°m_ counteract the exchange position. lod `

ln MCT-'9°~Yl`5 MUSE On one occasion, just before lie cover a man who can skate and in

g the prov ncc of Quebec ‘l be

den' if the T°l‘0lll° entered his machine a friend re- ‘backollcck as well as James, the gin paying iiioioosoii taxes wlwhioii 0WlI\K itil tile d¢l;’i°i”<i_‘i"’l;':n1;‘lh';‘i

marked cheerfully, "well, good-bye Wolverines have a great chalice. Woio passed iiiiiiiig iiio roiioiiii sos_ !°“"°“° 95 ° °°“” 1" as

mme” 15 m¢°lY i/0 be old man, I expect you’ll break the Unless I miss my guess, Chuminle ,-io-,i of iiio Logisiiiiiiro ood oii_'S°“"h Africa immrts' me C'°"°m` ` the “M910 fl‘0¥ll the record or break your neck." Hc Lawlor is the chap I'm thinking ;°m,~,iii,io oi-i Miiioii i ment has' as 9' measure M protec- zo Dolan, former Sports broke iiio i_oooi.d_ about. what do You think about* The taxes are . _ t t tion, imposed an exchange dump- n Dii- go _ . . ,, . ,, ` °n 'es aura" ing duty upon articles the impor- UW ef l' 01' In Sir Ma.lco.m was bcrn March 11, this serious? me,-iisi ii-,eaii-icai and oiiioi. oii__ d ii iNow Bnmswiok, which lioiis He began his business career icrtainme i d b i I itation of which is considered e r -

' n an °n °t1°d Spmts' mental to the interest of domestic

he Current iswa 01 M°- at Lloyds in 1904 and worked con- Paola "N. ll. l.." 'rs/uus Ti, , -,,,,,,,s,,d iii zine M Donn makes in 1 m th W id W °Y H 0. _ accor rig to Hon. ii.id,,oi,i~ieg,1n agriculture. _prospects

' ' t-‘lousy un e ml M L' A' Tashemau- Premier and for the present summer season are

- - ~ n .

°n5 in °°ml9°¢l°l’1 With started when he joined the army Anilierst Ramblers, although beat- ip,-Qyiiigiiii Ti-935,"-oi. io o-iioi o u iiormiy iavoumbie winior groin "lateufs Wll° BTC lJlllY' immediately. He served as nn air- cn by the Rangers on Dalhousie i-,iii ii, iii-ovgiioiiii rovoniio iiiiioi,iii_ crops ihreshed during November .n the Maritime Prov- plane pilot almost throughout hos- ice lust night, ncvei-Lhclcss enjoy ing io $i_000_0gg pei. moniii have roiiimed roooiii yioiiis ioar_ have s most familiar tiiities and was demobilized in 1919. thc distinction of being the only; on i-osioiiioiii moiii_,_ ii iiix oi 5 iicuiariy in when An oiiioiii oi 1. If one should beu'_i,1-le lives in Surrey. Marligme team, to date. who have poi. cont ,iooii ,iii moais oi 35 ooiiis oooiiiio iino ounces oi ooiii' voiiioiii ” K’°“’“l- md li/ W°“lfl' ~ Swfvd more lhM'°h° Wil 0h “W and uhwni~d_o will he in clit-ot io- nt 3,sz5,i2s pounds for November.) ` be Very 1°W V’ 91° THINKS CHJANCES BRIGHT fl\m°“S "K|°k" M°C“mn 0" h°“"e i morrow. An ilicrcasc in the nmusc- 1931, is reported by the Transvnnli 'at' mlm? such 1"-lm°\`3 ` f¢`°~ EW" in dffcnti We must C011' ment tax brings it from 10153 12 1-2 gold mining industry, as ccmparccl` ‘rd ‘~`»°fl°"=f¥ll¥\8-0-1119-98111' A Halifax Sports writer says: ltlhllllale the Amh"st°m"“s' PCI' Cf-‘llii Of lille Drlcc of cacli nd- with 884,753 fine ounces. valued at liere in Canada. How- -"I have been talking to travellers _ mission and the bottled liquor tax 3,758,192 pounds, ill November ofi 'Cases they are rumors who have seen New Brunswick T°“‘°"'”W Num’ G“’“° amounts to a levy of 5 cents on 13 the previous year. The output for m°l'°~ MHHY statements teams in action lately, and have ounces of spirits and upwards, 10 the first eleven nlonths of 1031_ m`e3P°"Slbl¢ l1°°'Pl¢ll\ heard it said that the winricl' Ol’ l-hc so g°°d wore the Tram Bear' ccnis oil 26 ounces and upwards Was Valued ali 42.265270 lJU\llldS»‘ Uh U10 IHYDIGM 0l Wolverine-Bearcat series would 0°” °°“5id°’°d “mt “cry "imc and 15 cg-his 0,, 40 ouiioos and or 592,658 pounds more than for 1 i .

Hlelll' DlBY€l'S.bl-ll- few. have at least an even chance of "my 1°” °' “mc sccpufal NW" iipwgi~d_;_ The iiqiim- ini, is Cai- the corrcspondinl; Deriod of 1930

ld 5° It was in ii ‘ f tobacco roduccrs

ave had the coura8° of whining the Maritime title. Friday Sew” Ffns w°" y’ marked for unemiyoymeiii i,,,ii,os_ The poston o p °“-9 to S€¢\Il'B lllldilvlls night, following the Wolverine th” bag' C°“s°q“°n"y me Truro os, in Southern Rhodesia appears to

__ __ __ _ _ fans were dumbfouuded when they have improved io some oiiioiiiii as

‘°“’“°“

H_0_C_K.E- i ,thing else that beat them. Truro

the carry-over of stocks from rec- cnt seasons has nt last been dis- posed oi’ in thc United Kingdom market and the latest crop has cn- joyed a. ready sale. It is under- stood that a number of the most important copper mining compan- ics in Northem Rhodesia arc to resume operating to full capacity.

usually attacks at night. thc one

Pl* Y0u’re oing dress for the]

nervous debility, thc loss of flesh and other evils which must be ox- pected unless relief is secured. For-

Harold Mill Sidney 1-Ieckbcfrt Douglas Camlpbell Norman Ramsay Forwards Walter Mill Phil Croz`cr Eddie Mill Elmer Mann Jabez Mill Ruben I-Ieckbert F-'lsin Mill Robert Craigii G00- Mill Frank Craig James Mill

BASKETBALL

P. W. C. boys nosed the Falcons

the final score being 2.: 24. Both

teams played fa'r Basketball and i tllcre was little to choose between ‘ them. I

Following are the lineups:

Falcons 1', W, C

~ Co

D. Grant ' I. Stirling

G. Beer ... C. Mathieson ... A. Gamhum ... T. Huestis ..... L. Duchemon ..¢ ...

Geo. Murphy T

Referee-Keith Mann.-Y. K

B `i'-'_ 'reed E. Sutherland ... ... M. Stewart "...

Last night at the Y Gym the .' Q

out in the last few seconds of play,

.- ` To

---ss..

otai

IORAS

.Stewart

.Lowther ....-

mmercial League

I-'~ M°Q“°ld H- Smlfh Bruce Stewart Gt Cc.

P. McQuaid A. Rogers

E’ M°G“iga'n W- Reid S. Johnson ... . C- M°K""“° M- 011°” F. Blatch .:. ... . 134

N. Harley I. Vaughan

Walter Goss refereed in his usual good manner. _

- 'rotul . .

H. Thornton . ._

W. Scantlebury G. Rice w_ smith ___ ___

iP. c .

A 0711 .us ...

A vlllw Youivc. om MAN R- T- Holm-an I-i\l= -» » -.___ o_'roomlis .

.Dowling ... ... . 144

Death due to "old age" before at- A

H. McCallum ... .Q R. Johnson . B. Cox ... . .....

taining the sixth birthday is a case actually on record in England, and it wasn`t a -February 29th birthday cither. _

Thomas Hall, it would appear, was T lfhl

the youngest old man that ever

0 ... a . ... ... .. Majority for R. T. Holman Lt

lived. Ho was born in Willingham. 195 pins-

near Cambridge, England, in 1741. He died in September, 747 before reaching the age of 6. His appear- ance was like that of an old mari, 5 its head being completely bald and!

his face full of wrlllkles.

The following inscription, in G Latin, was placed on his tombstone: R- " ' W.

Stop traveller, and wondering,

know here buried lic the rema ns L

of Thomas, the son of Thomas and Margaret Hall. who not oncl year old had signs of manhood; not 3 was almost 4 feet high, endued_ with uncommon strength, a justf

prcport'on of parts, and a. stupen- i 5

T. Moore ... ...

dous voice: before 6 died as it were 1 of advanced age." D

High single H. Mccallum 239 pinsi High three P. Acom 598 pins

tcwnrls Bakery

G. Stewart ... ,

.Whitlock . ... .. McLellan . .... Henderson . . .. A. Stewart .

lcpholie C0.

E. McNcvIn ... ... _

. Smith ... ...--

. M. G05-B ... ...

Then there was Charles Charles- W- Wakellll -

worth, who was hom in Stafford-

had a. set of whiskers at the age

::No mst with Asthma-asthma shire. England, March 14. 1892- He T°°°l - - '

Majority for Stcwarts ..Bakery

time when me is needed mosh ‘of 4. At 7 hc falntcd suddenly and 145 Pins-_ Hence the loss of strength, thc never regained consciousness. Kish siuslt W- l'l¢nd°l'l°ll 334

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tal 2 Majority foi- Kioras 18 pins. High Single M. Stewart 229 pin High Three A. Garnhum 520 pins.

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der in regard to the Da1housi<2~!27,9B3 quintals valued at $723,701.- _ th h d i, ns SPECIALS it in Wcfme Series- People he1`eab°“t5 The decreased importation may bc ‘ag°' e cms serve or 5900 ii' Goal High Three J' H°wa ’ 585 p s‘ ley, 15-5 in a. second round contest.

b h ds d ° ~ - The Bathurst quartette, however,

ven’t seen the Rangers since they oiiriiniioii io iowoi, ii i f CUPS and Wafclu ea » all

e pr ces or ako to S and other toys for Weston Campbell Clias. Tuplln Au-,HAS was forced to accept defeat in the

8Y¢d here in D€C£'II1b€1'- OVC? l'W° meat, which seriously affected the m P Dofenoe

h t med ‘nw - I aftemoon match, losing to Step-

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_ Races At New

London _

Another good race took place on

New London ice on Thursday, Feb. 23rd. in Class A. Trot and Paco. The Kitty LG§an mare owned by

wlnn `

W B McArthur, succeeded in

ing from the fast pacing colt,

Billy Witte (Walter Wigmore), in the good time of 32 secs. for the' quarter miie.

In Class B. 'Mac Waltz, owned

715 700 by Harry Keating, Pleasant Val-

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leo los, iso ivsi 229 2an‘ 11a 1'/4

211 173 C 987 926i

120 ley, succeeded in beating two

good horses, viz., Our Prophet and

5 John F.

Summary Class A. Trot and Pace Kitty Logan (Myron McArthurJl. ‘Q Billy Witte (W. Wlgmore) 2 I

Time: 34; 32. (1-4 mile).

-Class B. Trot and Pace

Mac Waltz (I-I. Keating)

Our Prophet (W. Dennis)

John F. (Geo. Brookins) Time: 37; 36. (1-4 mile). Judges: Horace Thompson, Har-

old Mayhew, Wm. Toombs. starter, John Whitehead. Timer: W. B. McArthur.

Next race latter part of March

what-4 Wana

CHALLENGE

The Sing Songs

We, the Sing Songs do llcrcby hallcnge the second Highfield Granites to a friendly game of hoc-

25” 1 key to be played at the Highfield d' i rink on Friday, lvlur. 4. at sis p. m.

The lineup follows: Goal, H. Mclnnis; R. defence, C. A. McDonald; L. Defence, "Huck" Mc- Donald: Centre, J. Cudmore; I... Wing, L. Simpson; R. Wing, Silver

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nos'roN, Mass., lvldr. l.-<1i.i=.i- Hish three G- Stewart 621 pins

The Boston Bruins chances for a

tunately relief is possible..Dr. J. D. National Hockey League playoi! Commnrial Leal'\I¢

Kcllcgg‘s Asthma Remedy has prov-

ed its merits through years of ser- they noscd out Les Canadiens by a Itevfscd schedule: i ice A trial will surely convince slim margin inthe most spectacular March ist, 7 p. rn.-Bruce Stew-|

bca-th brightened a bit tonight when

Nicholson; Subs, J. Bentley, Gillis, B. Foster; Manager, Claude Mc- Kinnon. - Please answer through Guardian.

Stewart's Bakery vs Telephone Co. 1 and 2.

March Blh 7 p. m.-B. Stewart b

Co. vs Stewarts Bakery 3 and 4.

R.. T. Holman Ltd vs Stewart!

Bakery 1 and 2.

March 15th 7 p. m.-B. Stewart

6: Co. vs Stewarts Bakery 3 and 4

Telephone Co. vs R. T. 1-Iolmani

i rind 2. March 22nd 7 p. m.-B..Stewart

it: Co. vs R. T. Holman Ltd 1 and 2 Stewaris Bakery vs T¢l¢Pl`l°l1°

Co. 3 and 4. March 29 7 p. m.--B. tscwart h`

Co. vs Telephone Co. 1 and 2 _ B. T. Holman vs Btewarts Bak- ery 3 and 4.

April 5ill 7 p. m.-B. Sterwarl

& Co.. vs Sfcwarts Bakery 1 and I

Telephone Co. vs R. 'l‘. Holmali

Ltd. 3 and 4.

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