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team TOL MONDA Y ALL - TALKIE BROWN

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fliiliiing, Tunefui! Tanbark ziiiri canvus-(‘lntvns and Acro- lviiirv -- Snake char-hers and IYOOthiE cooehio dancers —- hnrkers and ealiope - In the iuliciliflsrupc of color and med- ley nf cacophony that thrills flll_\\'|l("1 the circus comes to ifflill.

PAINTED FACES

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‘l Christmas Day St. Paul’s Church

(‘iiri iiiiris .:0i‘\‘iC£‘ at Si. Pauis i ye crdnj.‘ was largely attend- . . 1. o'clock service being broad-

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. “iiiiiiii.\" services “ere held.

\ lite l1 o'clock service, Rev. II. 1'). . l‘»'i‘1 -iid. Rector, delivered an ex- r» 1i.’ (‘ii Hziins message to the f" ~0-

/‘»n.»i.i:ii:...1i ..-l.'i".'ii.'C was again held

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‘. Cathedral was . for ihe Chzxstmes F

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.. _____ _ _, ‘l-vlfi‘ - ~ ‘ni-iiir - m. sif . iii-rziiiiiiti. 011' :'.\'1' ~ i‘ ‘ o.‘ the Rev John '-: ire ma". zlziiiie Florence, -1"" lirrIi'l.-’tr> to Henry W.‘

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l‘\\'i‘lili--.»\t Nririll Wiitshiie, ~ 1r

on tioiuiiv Edna Easier, aged iliiriizliter of .\lr. and liifrs. |.-i lei". YililPliii Sunday, Dec. Jul, i’

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i i‘. .lv-i‘:ii;e- dearly beloved son of!‘ , ‘i. . .....i Miry i-J. MCCltbt‘, aged 2. on -.".i; 2'2 days, Funeral this after-

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urn-ii ut 2 o'clock. i, Ii . y, ltANns-At the Prince County l I:'|'~l"iiili, UPC. :4, 1930, Mrs. David Jiaiilcw. aiec 73 years. Funeral Satur-i

.11 m Presbyterian Church and cem- ctrry.

_ sic-At ios Hillsboroltreet, ' nu ‘riiuisday. December 25. i030. i James A. Puncher, II! 77 Y9!"-

vrriuck" and 9.30 Holy;

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TALKIE SPORT. LIGHTS iii

from the i-Isrvord prize Pier b Cleve: Kinkeod

Men “Thought Her a Playth

SEASONS STRONGEST DRAMA

a mg They pointed to her speak- ensy days and court sentence to prove hcr frailty. But with her back to the wail, shc is more than a match for mcn or courts of law.

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had been arranged by Sir Henry. Af- ter a thorough investigation it was decided that the shippers were prin- cipally to blame, rather than the customs officials or the Maine Central agent at Vanceboro. It was also found that some shippers were loading cars with greater quantities of commodity than was shown on thebill of fading. A special circular covering the latter matter has been issued by the C. N. R. tramc de- partment. Mr. Appletonfurther stat- ed that he believed that the matter had been taken up in such a man- ner as to eliminate any further com- plalnts respecting shipment: to bord- er points. .

A letter from the secretary of the Maritime Boards of’ Trade was read relative to the rate on automobiles ferried between Borden and Tormen- tine. The letter stated that the rail- way would not put the recommended twenty percent reduction on rates in- to effect unless ordered to do so by the Board of Railway Commissioners.

This order has already bee": asked for by the Charlottetown Board. The ‘C. N. R. have already flied a brief lwith the Board of Railway Com- iiiiissioiiers opposing such an order it pvas stated at the meeting.

The president, Mr. J. P. Crockett, jrefcrred to a letter received from the ,Womcn's Institutes of the province, ‘asking the Council to support their h-esolutlon for the establishment of a ipubiic rest room in the city.

On motion of ‘Mr. R. E. Mutch and

{flentral Guardian

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did not app i.‘ on ize li~.i. oi‘ Pals.‘ was hiii: o: Alix. 'i‘. A. AI. who eontriimtcd to ilii: limp‘, iiig Fund.

SPECIAL ("JHIIPITAIAPI

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PIT riiiwi here are .iiunib-ii.iii} " ' u! ii!“ C‘. P. Verdun hockey

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ngaiii ire rendntii a “my of ma] _ . T‘. 1112.1!‘ "'1. 1i. Lhurch by the Liini; Lil .. "i H ‘I H H“ Carols will 1111-0 be <-ii~_' :11 i‘ic c: ,_‘,._.,,,,.,. l,,._.l,_.ini.c ])n(.l‘:_(.hnr_ i“: '“°"“"°- M! U "' "~‘ ii mic of lil'.‘,iJ."5lil'1Ci~1(‘_\' :12",

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CLASSIFIED ADS ' TOIIFIT-SDIALI. FIAT. FURNISII- 1 rd or unfurnished. Apply 139 fliiis- boro St. ii57-l2-27-2i

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I will seii by auction at Brunswick Hotel Flabics, on 'l'utoday,-Dcc. 30th,

,_,. . , ‘at i p. m, oiic car general 1iurposc| years for C. l". Verdun; also Plait! 11., iiom iiei homo in Freeland Lot I also, for C1,!‘ Has hnrdest shot an

horses, all young and sound. have two cars choice fox feed in Kennedy's warehouse. This stuff will all bc sold to suit the times. E. D. Service. HUGH MORRISON

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TI. 'l‘iir;v play a clean

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'1 . l r- iii wiiziwr hockey". ‘ r'0\'\'()I.l.\', Defence. zine.‘ '1' ivviindrs. ‘

Bert is the‘ . r mi the team and,‘ eziior liriei-zry 1785i. two,‘ s fill’! Ciiiiiiiibuw, lie,’ . in ilic liziiroarl l-‘honei

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. . n. i1“i'(i ehesrer. i .\'" ?~1.£‘.‘.ii'l”!.i{. Defence. ivris the Yrriiiiii player against

ZJIYTKFS, Defence, age 21

'33 7'19 DQ111105» T1115 i5 P1493 ton. Tuesday, Dec. 270th ut 1 p. ni.| ‘“ "Imim" lmukc-v- h-"fingliiiugii Morrison, Auctioneer. or l\’f.A.A./\. last year. 1159-13-37

Kidi‘ at soft bail, iii-

'. This is Iiarryfls .il' iii wloutrr-nl, last year with

. i110 lbs.

vxr \ll‘i‘fiiiii Club and the bcstpokc check-

Tlic king pin of the

cr. Hus been the leading scorer of the league for the past two years. Kins pinyeil for C. P. Verdun for the past six yours; also plays for Bell ‘Telephone, Champions oi’ the Rail- way" Phone League for the last three years. Art played regular centre‘ with Earl and Desse Roache on the iviiigs. Art's weight has kept him out of Professional Hockey.

JIMMY KILBEY, wing, age 22, weight. 150 lbs. JJimmy comcs from Toronto. Played last year with C. P. Verdun; also plays with C.N.R..

GI-LORGiI-Z GRAVEL, wing, age 24, weight 158. George played last two

team. Scored tieing goal, against Wolves Christmas night. WALLERY ALLEItlLJIing. age 22,

weight 145. Comes from Ottawa.’ where he played with Shamrocks.

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ilier of the team“

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‘have: .12) cgc mi ziin; e if them were-hard i (N. u, mp“. ..

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gow couch is iioiv manager. plays iii New (iinsiioiv tonight.

Thumb-Nail Sketches Show Verdum Team Includes

i "li-‘roang, Experienced Players

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ii irci-oiiii Dogzzie Kuiiii.

I (‘lirililiis lilili().\'l'l. wing. age 23,‘

\\'f'i_i_‘.iii. 16.2. (‘oizirli-s comes from Cornwall, Qiituio, \\]l(‘l'l,‘ lie pluycil Junior: wciit t.) ifiii-ento University; played senior 0. ii. A. Lust your with the (iln:;"e'\' iiiiti Duliiousic, N.

“ 15'- 3"" 5‘~'l‘°d'|l3. Did izot get lIliiCll of a chalice '»‘"' ”“ m" A"‘V"i""3“5 "it m” with New Lila i" last year. Wait-ii “‘- M“ m“! Tlmgday iiiiii iioc!1ev' this vein" in the

V \‘ hiJLLY. uinsr one :32. weight gear with Virtorizis ,.i'(‘&\i r-iiei: zziiidici" iiiiil .\I()ilil'(‘ili hliirounii lmy and has .liim ‘ii. . S. M. lli-Ililiiilii‘ » the one man on itxun \'.i :.e sketch we did not

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BOB l!()i.l..\1\'l‘i. former New Glas- Verdun

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Claus culled round a little curly at the home of Dr. J. A. mid Mrs. Mac- llizce of

summcrsidc and left a

‘i iilililll‘ QHA- H5? 111110 Christmas box of bonnie twin girls on - ‘ 5'11"‘ '1‘ '1'" ilY-‘l '14“ f"? SlY-liliillll "mi Wednesday forenoou. This is the third m: 11°54‘ W” ~ fliltllw‘ P11’ (l-N-R» i" milk/fly set of twins iii the MacPhco fam- e of n i.li'!'" inc.» I‘i"iil|l I *\"11""11<‘.\‘1<*flgiie. iiv. Dr. MiicPhec has twin boys six "m “n” i‘ T‘ ""3" “ii ""1""! \f-\'-'\-\'. Dfrfrllfl‘. age 21. yearn old niiii twin boy and girl n oilfd winie rt". riitr1't'i‘:i:i_"-'X‘ .35. 17'.’ ll)'=. Joe has played for yg-a)" nml p, hull‘ old, lvirs, MncPhcc . t Hit‘ (ixiiiie; (‘ v Aiii f‘. l‘. Viv-dun for [iii-it three years; {m1 the thii-J set of [wing m; (10- i)!‘ iiinnviii: up iiu-zi- .iiit‘ iii n, zzi ll piziiti iicieifcc for Biiiil: of Mon- mg (mg, congratulations. few days now. s; come nioiig boys] lreril. _ and get in some prnirtirc. ‘ ‘=..‘\" Rl-jl-IVES, Centre, age 22, -AUCTION SALE of horses at - --—~--————--——~--- --fl—-—---———— "iiit 160 lbs. Played last year with Byunguvigk Hotel Stables, Kcnsiiig- linkr.‘ iiNt ' .‘ 'i'. i ' _-i' . . . .11 I ‘rim’ Siiturdzii", llerrwihei“ 2111i.‘ run’ H ( m n l‘ m hm“ FAN“ L I c tun’ much)’ rice 3n qt 1 p m “g1 _ _ _ _ i: :1 illlf"i worker and is always in Iyfqrrison, Auctioneer. 1159-12-27 vice starting iit 2 oi-lnclr. li-uiiiu- the house at Wm Vtfimwn! I“ mp , the £811.11‘ Was finshlcst performer __ Compaq‘, “" ' "‘ “" " fliifilliiit linlllnx. —SERIOUSLY ILlr-Fkicnds in ' J‘ ART VALOIS. Centre, age 28. Sumniersidc and throughout the

Maritime Provinces will regret to iicur of the scriouii illness of Dr. W. Lwedncsday, u"; 19m, at the hqmn G. Church was taken suddenly 111 Onlmcmbers and two visitors prcsentl Tuesday evening and is still in ii crit- - Megflng opgngd by slnglng "My 01¢ icui condition. athough some hopes KQnLuCky Home." are entertained for his recovery-S.‘

Church of sumnicrsidc. Dr.

—-AU(‘-'l‘l0N SALE of Horses at

Brunswick Hotel Stables, Kensing- Ker 31¢ bought; for ton, Tuesday, Dec. 30th at 1 p. m.'5¢hool Hugh Morrison, Auctioneer.

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-—FUNERAI. SERVICES — The funeral of Mrs. Robert Morrison 100K place on Wednesday morning from the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nooiiaii to St. Paul's Church and cemetery. Requiem High Muss was sung by Rev. Bennett Mc- Donald, who also officiated at the grave. ‘ffhepaii bearers were Messrs. Neill Durant. Roy Siiliphniit. Wilfred Kelly, Daniel Boyle, Walter Caiibeck.

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horses atjclcrk directed activities

Dr. J. A. Clark, Mr. Crockett was ‘asked to attend any meeting held in this connection, and endorsed the ymovcmcnt on the part of the Coun- ‘cii.

Tlic train service on the Murray illarbor Branch was severely criticized ,iiy several members present. It was {stated that the trains were delayed, ;tiint antiquated cars were used, and that the heating was inadequate. The President andMr. R. E. Mulch a- greed to take the matter up with Acting supcrintcdent McKlnnon.

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(i('|i\'(‘l'_‘/' as on Monday and Tuesday. On the latter day the office was ‘practically swamped with letters and ‘lgrectiiig cards. The letter carriers ‘worked Tuesday night, and on Wed- nesdi-iy momiiig began their wnik at i) o'clock finishing late in the aft/cr- ,nooii, as they were delayed by the heavy snow. At 4.30 p. in. they lei: for the second delivery completing about B or 9 o'clock. As there was no delivery on Christmas, the remainder cf the mail was delivered yesterday. ‘ During the iveck preceding Christ- imas, Mr. Brehaut and the Assistant Post Master were in charge from 8 la. m. to 12 p. m., while the senior during the

remaining eight hours.

l --AUCTION SALE of Horses at iBruiiswick Hotel Stables, Kenslng- »ton, Tuesday, Dec. 30th at i p. m. tl-lugh Morrison, Auctioneer. 1159-12-27

—CIIRISTMAS DAY SERVICES- The services in St. Mary's Church, St. Eieaiiors, were well attended on Christmas morning. A large number iiook Communion in both churches ‘and the collections were very gen- ‘crous. Veii. Arclidczicaii While was assisted by his son, Rev. Charles dc Wolfe White. The Archdeacon ex- tended Christmas grcetings to his congregation and gave a very beaut- iful addrcss on the Christmas festiv- al. Special music was rendered by the choir. The churches were very tastefully decorated with evergreens.

—INDIAN RIVER. INSTITUTE- The December meeting was held on

lof Mrs. William Hickey, with twelve

followed by roll call, which was answered with sug- gcstions for "Inexpensive Christmas Gifts." Sick committee reported gin- a sick person. committee reported that teacher wished the school to be icleancd before Christmas. lt was decided to get the school girls to do 'this. $10.00 was voted towards part- ly paying for new stove for school. IThe program committee having re- signed, a new one was appointed for the next six months. namely, fifrs. Alex. 'Craig, Miss Elizabeth Cliliis and Miss Katherine MecLelian. Then followed a program of vocal and in- strumentai music, consisting of so-

Reorganization Of Provincial

Health Activities

ALL nasurn Aorrvirms r0 as: van-so vivnaa PROVINCIAL some or HEALTH

Provision for making available the grant to the Province by the Can- adran Tuberculosis Association of $15,000 a year for five years, or $75,- 000 in all, to assist ‘in establishing a complete public health service, was made by the Provincial Government at a recent executive meeting, the grant being given on the condition that all the health activities be un- ited under one organization, the Provincial Board of Health.

Dr. B. C. Keeping, of Georgetown, was appointed assistant medical health officer, the appointment to go into effect from July lst. He was granted leave of absence until July 31st iii order to permit him to uri- dergo special training at; the Un- iversity of Toronto. The doctor is taking a. post graduate course in health work.

The following health nurses now on the staff of the Red Cross are to be transferred to the stuff of the Provincial Board of Health on July 1st next. Misses Mona Wilson, Ina Gillan, and Dorothy MacKcnna of Charlotictoivn.

Miss Wilson was authorized to take steps to obtain nurses with pub- iic health training qualified to fill any vacancies which are likely to exist July 1st, the sccruing of the nurses to be subject to the recom- inendatiornof Miss Wilson and the approval of the chief medical of- ficer.

One nurse is to be selected from the above staff for appointment as laboratory technician and is to be giv-

cii four mouths special training, the cost of said training to be assumed

by the Maritime Tuberculosis Com-

mittec, her salary to become charge-

able to the Provincial Board of

Health on July lst.

The Chief Health Officer was auth-

orized to take immediate steps to lo-

cate suitable personnel for employ-

ment as sanitary inspectors, one in

Charlottetown undone in Summer-

sidc. These sanitary inspectors are

to be given suitable training to bc

arranged by the Prince Edward Is-

lnnd Liason Committee consisting of

Mr. Reid, Inndon Life Assurance

Company, Mr. Smith, Confederat-

ion Life Association, Dr. R. E. Wode-

house, Secretary of ‘the Canadian

Tuberculosis Association and Dr.

Creelman, chief health ofliccr for the

province, Dr. Crcclman being auth-

orized to obtain such office staff as

will be necessary. ,

Prior to the meeting of the Ex-

ecutive Premier Lea had received a

letter from Dr. Wodehouse stating

that at tlic annual luncheon of the

Canadian Life Insurance Ofllccrs‘ As-

scciation, a motion had been passcd|

providing $75,000 for use as obovc slated. ' Under the new order of things

made necessary by this co-ordinetlon or licaltli organizations on tho Is- land, Dr. Crcelmaii as Chief Med- ical officer having ciiargc of the med ical superintendcncy of the Sanator- iuin and the conduct of the chest diagnostic clinics J throughout the province will be in a predominant

[position to continue tho health of-

ficersliip during the period of develop- ment of this new public hcsitlnser- vice for the entire Island. Most of his duties will call for him being at the Sanatorium, and being on the job to check over, advise and direct the different steps as they evolve rc- quiring attention. -

Dr. Keeping, nftcr his training, will be the most useful one to as- sume the active field work oper- ations, and Dr. Crcelmon's travels as ' diagnostic ofhccr will bring him in sufficiently close touch with the different parts of the Island period- ically to enable him to give any pub- lic health matters iii these partic- ulars districts his personal attention if so desired. '

Annals/airs

c. r. MONTREAL" h

V E it D U N. MONDAY and TUESDAY DECEMBER 29th. s. sou.

Tickets On Sale at Forum Box Office Monday Morning at 10 o'clock Prices (tax extra) ‘$1.00., 75c., 606.. f? 50c.

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Playing u. ‘brand of hockey that st times had about 2.200 fans hog-tied into submission and et other times pulling on the edges of their pews, Abegweits and Crystals opened the Island hockey season at the Forum Christmas night in a. peculiar exhi-

gweits beat the western aggregation 3 to nil after the latter had the red and black nailed to the mast for two full periods. The game as s. whole was fast. furious and pleasing to the large throng. insofar that each and every hookeyist gave his all during the turmoil. Individual hockey seemed to bethe order of the night, Both lineups were badly disorgan- ized and no matter how hard coach- es Prowse and Silliphant tried it seemed of little avail. Even the puck chases-s themselves ought to keep their lanes. but "play your man" was uppermost and no matter where said man went. his opponent was after him. There were no flying wedges on the advances, in fact the ivings were being paced by the cent-

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res who lost nearly all their passes by repeated interceptions. As above mentioned individually. the hockey was very good, but the sooner Abo- gweits and Crystals learn 1930-31

bition of the national pastime. Albe- irig

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Rally l/Wns Forélfegweits‘

Beat Crystals Christmas Nightln Exhibition Fixture 3 to Nil.

Senmden. liside I mains, bum; check.

C. Gallant. B‘Side, 2 min; Xbugh. ing. '

2nd Period Nicholson. Chtown, I mins. Tuugh.

Grady. Qummerside 2 mins. rough ing. i Saunders, SiSide, 2 mins. board chock.

Grady. aside, 2 mins. board check

3rd Period

Williams, Chtnwn. 2 mins. boar cheek. - Grady S'Side. 2 mins. tripping. Williams, Clftown 2 mins. charg-

lng. Lawlor. Ohtown, 2 mins. roughing

Shots on nets

1st Period

team ‘play the better for all concern- ed. ~ ' ' The goalies. Stuil of the Abbics and Lcfurgey. Sununeirside, were the only bright spots in the game. These boys turned in a fixture that was brilliant in the extreme, especially stiili who kicked out and turned e.- sido rebounds that had th fans cl-ieeririg wildly. Had this y been off C1-iristmss night, the Crystals irould have merely received a beautiful Yuletide remembrance.

As per usual. "Chick" Wlllianm was in a class by himself, but his fast skating and snappy posing was too much at times for his own for- wards.