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to a lino. GIOIII ll I IIIIOI; lnlllal Intern. cola! u one word.

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WANTED LiVl AGINTB FOR Watkins 150 product-l. Direct to consumer. .Write The i. R Watkins 00., 87D Craig it. Wen Montreal.

fFor Sale

FOR BALE-NEWLY FRESHEN. ed milch cow. Apply to Alex Mc Donald, Glenianhaii,

FARM FOR SALE .AT PEAKES Stii-tion consisting oi‘ 55 acres, ior particulars apply-P. J. iMcDonald dkzakes Station. 11-3l

FOR fiNLi-wi 00W DUE Tf freshen,’ in three ‘weeks and 1 Ayrshiiie cow, -5 years old. Ap-

ply to Wm. Melisa, Victorl Park. ------_......._._ TOLET

TO LET-TWO OFFICES NEXT to American Qonlulate, weii lizblodgind heated. Apply at Two Macs. (Wllhfid-tt

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FQUN-D YESTERDAY ON KENT Strep; watch guard. Apply Guardian Office.

“hinted

FURS WNNTEO — I am buying -for cash Silver Foxes, Crosses audited: and all kinds or small fur-vat market prices. All goods flrepheld separume and are rc-

t turned it our-prices are nor. sut- ‘ _\m49°,y_ _ Inn. l‘ ii 1 p , a i _ The excitement now was runn- Huey-sir]; E "'1,I,§f5y“§';,,§,‘,‘{',‘ KeialynaS;rx;:giiell1ger géizilwsngvzfisselg goTtAnglNsi- trkmessrs fibflngfhziglbinginfiifian: high. end number nine counted Mex, Petroleum __ - _ a" - m“ - I M° 9‘. “Kmgen * ' iMcKinnon one stone,. Score T~6 ' iowii, l'tl.t . ‘h .1, Hoil. , ,- , . DEATHS i:.:::i.i'v ~ era: i. ui"'"itiiai.z firs: "i t , mats: 5.11;‘ rsamszs. ‘ , """"""" 3° inces. was the ‘principal speaker’ iMr. and ‘Mrs. H- Bflmbrick- * °“_‘i. -' , ., n, ‘ t MeDOUqALL-_._q¢ Fgiryjew. Fem 211E153’: Paeif“: 92% nt the Rotary Club luncheon Ziiiifefli, arrived on the BOYIYP" "mmfefggfffigjfiilfgd?" we s ones n Mm Alexander Mdmmgnn’ ageJunlon iiperhgo. 1195/5 the Masonic Lodge rooms. Fredq-ycstcrday and are registered ati Th“ duly Shot 1e“ now {m Eben 70. Mineral from her late rent. m“ C B” '3 149$ iiricion, lust Tuesday and took asflhe Victoria Hotel. lwflq i‘ ma“, and amid umndemus deuce Fsirvicw, Tuesday Feb. 13, Uwg 32:19!‘ 65/8 m“ theme we prmcfples of Rota“! ‘applause ho placed his stone right at 2.30 p.m. interment a: New Do. ‘ " ' " 107 imlisnl- Them W118 8 full flimmi", Dr. Bovyer oi Criipiiuil is spend-m“ m, wick-mum, 110w flied i "limflfl fismetsrr. MONTREAL EXCHANGE "me °' membe“ M ‘he “m” a“ "'8 ‘he WW“ em‘ i" u“ m" “win, on. ,i,'t;.-.,~.;i....1t hilt fuiieil wbout fifteen invited guests. ‘guc-st of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Thom; “ ‘n g1‘ , ‘E, er m LEWiN-vi-IB‘! Biivrieia street Feb. 193a Victory .. .. 10s so ——-— \ 5011 Keiit st f” g“ t“ “°”' ’ S “m” m” 10m’ ‘prank, Bauer’ youngest 1937 Victory “ _108-l0 A FALSE RUMOR__AH 318mb} r - “Hive bogged his stone, and made child oi~ Commander W. G. Lewln, - ' ‘ng rumor was» circulated about‘ Mean-EL L, H. (Sflinhefs. liiont-‘tlgoi m“ 0312'“ “flag, ‘Emmi: R. N., and iMre, Lewin. Funeral BANKS the city yesterday that on Silllif-Lrea] and ,1 1p Fitzgerald, Si. Jenni/ml ‘D ‘gm’! uilformnate] ""8, Monday. morning tit 11 day evening a man hill] been an-yved 1,, [he city siitnniiiy from‘ ‘ “We W‘ y oflock glans gomrlnerco .. mum! dead, following a rumpus m a business mp {o me ‘veflem PM, raised bxlgelzllilgliS Olijgigllélghtilflblixlfigl ,. n Qyii ,,,,,,, ,, .. .3 i ‘ giving c\ 0n MEu-"sfi-‘At Montague, Feb. 11, Bank Nova Scotia __ m ‘hi’ YT“ 0' "is MON" Flows Rent or the province- the some by 8-4;-

Jobn 7i‘. lMeldisli, aged 75 years

Funeral Tuesday, F b, 13 g _$@i>t 112%! ion min Cemeteiye ' ° U“ gin Mavis is iiuy 16% sent

DUFFY-lo this. i "ck Moi-room“ ‘leflrivgbeievee _ P- anitaauie Duffy. r utwrnooii irom ism r Prince ISL at 3.16 pan

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n liners! this esidenoe 91

sTiiwfimifliATliiNs L "llrtQuot- irfiitni°viififii§eii

Lnm-entmg- ,1 pirmind a quagmire.

Canadian Gen ii Electric

2:222:22 Sifififlii”??? i1 New Glasgm"

Asbestos (torn. n ‘ ‘

MW m,“ ggii Won at Truro Montreal nape.- E 1p}

Wiilflilebs meemq. __ I 'I‘Ri.‘-'.‘.O, Feb. lL-whiier iiiiru raga“: ‘BWVTEHH 47"'iii'iiuit-~i ovorplny the Truro hoc- Aaamk‘ QHYM" -“|kcy team went down to defeat iii Afchison ......t.'.> Iqflly-qy," panda m‘ the New Glasgow

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APPLICANTS

Welsh Rugbyists Defeat English

,5 iii 4.

.. l elm the first oi’ the third period Trim nvit-i-"e-wi-i- 48.96 was ahead, but New Glasgow 08m? i! JHQ with the resu his‘

Male Help Wanted

WANTED JUNIOR BANK CLERK

Good general education required Apply Guardian Orbicc. 8 6i

MALE HELP WANTED-MAKE

money at. bome-QIEDD to $60.00 paid weekly tor your spare time writing ebowioards (or us. No canvassing. We- instruct and sup- ply you with work. West.- Angus Showcsrd Service, 102 Colhorne Bldg. Toronto. 12-2201!

Miscellaneous DESIROUS 0F entering March 1st, class oi North Adams -Tl‘fl.illi‘llg School tor Nurses, North Adams, Mass. Please wri-te ‘Superintendent. 11299-13-em6l

-....... S|'LVE;_i':'3;-PELT8—~Send them

tn Messrs. Freak Huth iind Co. 04 Park Street, Southwark, S. E. L, London, England, for the Spring Sole. You hcneiit by our classified catalogue in which buyers may readily locate the

various classes of pelts in which '

ithey are interested. Foxes vai- ueil under $40.00 are bundled ac- Wflii"; to value and sold as "sundry Foxes". We are giv- 5118 our best service; we ivant your business, Send notices oi shipments and value for insur ance either to W. H. Bennet, Agent 1123 Broadway, New Yvrlc or to E. H. Rayner, so“. 9113118 Agent ior Canada Sum niersidc, P. E. Island '

Wheat

Onto May 46 Sept 44. Closed Manda

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WIGAN. England, Fob. m-’B9

tore e crowd oi’ 10.000 HPBQBWY“ here today. the" tional team took their English opponent: ‘by m!" teen points ‘to two in the North- erh. ifliiion match. % means pivot-sine to» iootbaii the game w downpour w

iruziby any and on played in a result" hicb. made the Wiflfl"

professional ‘The day was not thy

ckieiie tonight. 11w 5W8 "m! ri-lin game was inst and. up t0

hird counter and tied,

with the t p i; o; one overtime

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~ his home with illness.

..11614 6 mwt ti‘ Crucible Steel ....... .. _

May 121% July 114%

Welsh" interna- ilie' measure 0f

FUNERAL INOTUGE- -— The funeral of the late Mrs. Wm“!!! H Acorn will take mince from her late residence 37 Olebar street. this iiitieruoon. Service at the house commences at 2 n. m.

mob from amen oewer. ‘ BNND AT THE RiNK (Oniilhi.

c2111»? a-n-u-‘i . _ -. 'r mhmgm- COMMANDED ave. s, i. CAPl iier - Léiimr" w TAlN-Tbe ieiiiinieii line freighter

L.d.c. Hail Tues ‘ day night .. 4 Mobile Olty arrived in ‘Halifax last Tuesday morning at lloilo where she proceeded to dlsohsrae a quiiii~ tity of Atlantic coast carsv- The . obile City will ion/fl fit liioiio be~ fore coining ito ‘Manila. She is due hero on December 81, ill-WV!“ 8i company, local agents tor the ls- tlimisii Line “pact to got lhe bis freighter away from Manila. on Jan uni-y 3 (or Boston, New Yon-ii. Biiili more and Philadelphia vie Cebu, Singapore, Java ports and Sean»- Mnniiii paper. The commander 0i

BACKVILLE va. ABEGWEITS Tuesday nlilht. Plau opens Tues- dav at 9 a. m. 1i A -_a-#.' '

BAND AT THE RINK tonight. __ HEAR M ‘. JABTHU?! BRUCE ems “The Bevpot‘ ifliscay” and “Bally in 0hr Allow-this evening at iSt. James.

WHIST AND AUCTION FORTY FIVES at League oi’ the Cross Hall

tomorrow night Doyle oi Charlottetown. W50 ii

well known in Halifax.-Halii’ax Mail.

DELIFHTFUL REOlTAL-_Tlie increasing interest in the Twilight Recitals was evidenced on Satur- day atternoon when the Baiiliai Church was crowded ~10 We 1100*!‘ A programme oi‘ surpassing Pleu- sure was affords by PIBT- Bull, and his assistants rs. H. S. Ilen- demon, Mi; Lee Diugweii and Roy Qulgley. Prof Bail. a recital"! _0i marked ability and wide reDl-llflllv" delighted his hearers with a varied and ibriiiiani programme "i "W?" music from groan. composers, iii which .he displayed the iwwsrs “i technique and expresuinri qt (i tci- musician. The vocalists. hr“ known and Dvmilar singers. Rid": delighiiui rentiitions iii 0ifl5S§Ch<Hiir modern numbers. The recitah ab" each ot the winners at L.O.C. Have ""9 ‘deiighh w tmselw “Tm; whist and auction tournament, to- the privilege oi uitterid nixed in inorrow night. , next recital will b9 W959i H

Zion Church on isaturdiay n g‘ -

BACKWLLE v.1. -ABE-GWEITS Tuesday nialit. Plan opens Tues- dav et 9 e. in. 1|

POLICEMAN iLiL.- The (gum-d. ian regrets to 1931f]! that. Police Seiroeanii [fuylor is conifiucd to

THE ADMISSION ‘PRICE m rlie next League match will be 37c down stairs. 50o unreserved mil- IWY and 75c for reserved seats.

ZION CHURCH. —— Rev. W. J. McLeod occupied the pulpit o! Zion Church yesterday morning and evening, preaching two ex- cellent sermons to large congirega» tions.

--HA'LF~DOZEN silver spoons to

THE ADMISSION iPRiCE to the

’ next League iii-etch will lie 37c down stairs. 50c unreserved mil- iery and 75c ifor reserved seats. PERSOXALS

MRS. J. E. R-IGGS, MISS L'lLLi- AN MeKENiZE, Mr. Arthur Bruce, Mr. Charles ‘Earle, Miss Bernice St-iiitz and Mr. Watkis. All at the “Old English" iCancert tonight, St. James, 8 o'clock. Tickets‘ 50c.

in the city. ‘

in the city-

THE NEXT LEAGUE HOCKEY vlsitm‘ to the city iSawrdaY- match will take place on Tuesday -——— night between iSiickville and Abcg- Mr. Elmer E. Shorbeli, Piifluge weits. In all nmbzibilitv the Dor- 35 iregistered at the Revere- chestor-‘Abeizweit, same will tiike place on Wednesday night.

was a visitor to the city 53W’ REQUESTING iNOREAsir-The day.

snow sliovellers on the island Bait. Wily are asking tor en increase of tcn cents an iiour, thirty-live, cents was a passenger to the city Satur instead or twenty-rive dating from day. Feb. 1st. ‘Several conferences have been held with Superintendent iii-adv. who promised to reo0m~ ineiiil cite advance.

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(Messrs. D. n. Carlyle, and 11 M

{on the Borden train yesterday'-

Strect. A Police officer, investiga-

ting the matter, could find no Limp m; Powell and Capt.

ed that nonistuvi-bance kind iiildu taken place.

MAIL Anhivan YEEFE-RDAY-q The iCorienry whch left Tunneli- tine Saturday morning at 9,45 reached Borden shortly utter 1 o'clock yesterday morning and tho iiinil train mat-bed Charlottetown‘ at 6.30 uin. The Carterry is re- maining at. Borden until this morn- ing. A portion of the Summereide- Tignish line is stiii blocked, and it is expected to ‘be opened goon, ln other parts of the road the -traiiis Sutuirdgy-Hwere running a iitiie late. ’

of any t-gms connected with the militii»

cral manager oi’ the C.N.R. crossed m Bordon Friday mid Mt 0“ W" iturn Saturday morning-

BAND Ar THE RINK mniiht-

THE FRSIGHT BLOCKAC-E _._ in an interview given wlilie in St. John last week to the Daily Jour- nal. lilr. lhehein Rogers, 0g sum. nieirsiile, said that at the present time there was about 200 curs oh freight waiting i'or shipmient to‘ the island on. the rails between‘ Snokville and Cape Tormenflng iind the Borden yards were gun or cars wailing to be distributed. There wns also a larso amount of freight waitiug_to be shipped in the mainland. included in which WEB a ""88 quantity oi’ smelis. The owners of the latter, however, would not suffer by the delay es the price was going up, '39 d“. cribed conditiohs in the vicinity oi Summorsida where the snow- Maliiks nre so ‘high that he stood on the top of them and looked down the amviiflllflok olthe en- gine on the railway creeks.

Mcirs Biiik tiiiocolates

We keep at all times a laljge var— iety of Moirs bulk Chocolates. A t

. present it 1S extra large and all new, stock. We have

76 varieties including‘

1%“ ‘*‘r¢' v¢vwvrooyqg4¢

FUR PRlciflv-flfili‘ men have received the reports o! the London sales recently held. Messrs. Firedflt i-luth & Co. ciiible the following- reeuits. as compared with their Autumn, 1M2, males: Best black,

slight singer and origami-i‘ eiiwar, all fOUI 119W OHES- unchaiiga ;_ our r a Yer nfer-

ior). tileciined! MfiKiocQHl; beg: Boxed 0110001- h ii si ver, a van per cen ;

inarerior half silver, declined 1o 91338133819811 V81‘-

per cent; best three quarter sliver, ‘ declined i5 ‘pFT cant: inferior iiireemiarter silver, declined 28 per cent; best all silver declined p5 per cent; oornmfln nl, ad'- ‘Vihced r0 iier cent; red to: (loud @010") unchanged‘ red fox (palm skins). éidxismblglm, £91m!- “ha, Messrs. . _. _ , o, . port by ceiiie the [ch11 vaults. lie compared with their m Aut-

_ iety of prices.

The White Drug. i Store

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‘time sales: Clear’ r,‘ .

Mobile iCity is Capt-ail! Herbert '~’

Mr. iM. Robertson, Mimi-“Fwi is IMT. Alex. MoCormuck, Sourls ‘s

amiss, Jean Fraseii‘. Ywki was a

m. Jos F. Proiitt. K*="fl"‘!=i°“-

mm J, N, iMcEachenn, iSlauris,

Hall, Oshawa, arrived in the oily

trove of anybody, dead or wmlud-Usimeno; Hniiiax. returned Satur- ed and was authoritatively ini-oi-iii- My u, m6 mainiunq amn- holding a court of inquiry hers an mfli"

‘Mr. L. S. Brownirissisiant sen-

. eaaarily accepted.

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quinine

A few weeks ago ton curling teams entered a. competition at the Charlottetown Curling Rink. with the ihbention that the team making the highest score would ‘be awrded brooms, this match was named ‘iiihe Broom Compotifloijf’. The Ellmes proceeded; "along nicely until the night of the ting! wind-up when is would be decided ‘which ‘teaitflwoifld “get possession of the new brooms. , . . After the last game bad been Diflyed and just before Mn. D. A. -Mol{iiiiion and his loyal mute. Gordon Hughes with Fitzgerald as second, and Dr. Goodwill draw were to be ipresented with Lhe bgooms a luncheon was being serv-

Tiie nicc hot coffee and dainty sandwiches soon started speech going and the gziine was being "my discussed from every 811E16-

lt was then that it was learned that. no documents or papers had been fiififled. ‘Just a verbal argu- ment as to the deciding or the wiii- TIQTS and that the discussion brought. while iMnKinnon and his men had the highest groan score, that, the team with H. A. Ebers. fikifl. with J. A. Fraser. mute- Teil Reddin second and G. D. Wright draw had piled up the high- est net score.

The upshot of the arguriicnt was that instead 0t‘ ‘McKiinnon no ceptin-g tie-livery of his brooms as was decided, lie challenged Ebers mid his men to a play-on.

This challenge was readily ac- copied and Saturday ztttcrnoon was the date set. for the fray.

Shortly before three-thirty eight deieimiiicd looking citizena ‘could be seen making their ‘way to the Curling itiiik followed by a liirgc niiiiiiiei" of enthusiasm fans who \i'ci'c greatly interested in the out- Willa of this match:

it ivzis thought by many that Mc- Kinnmi had as strong a team as could be put on theice, so a three- tliiriy slizirp the game begun the first euil going to McKiniion with one cnuiit.

Niiiiibci- two end counted Ebers three. Number three end, count- (‘ii DTCKHYIIOIX with two stones ty- ing the score. ‘End number tour ililckinnon counted one. End number five. iEbcr-s counting again lied ‘the ‘score. About this time Rinks number one and three, quit their games to watch this exciting contest.

iEnd number six, saw McKiniion going into -tlie lead again by our‘ stone. End number seven, iEibers

the lead. End nunibcrn eight, Ebers was laying siliot, weii guard- ed, but lMcKiniuon with lust shot, imzitie a sensational ‘port _t_i ,ing Ebers out and lay sh t "tying the score 6-43.

Western Hockey

VANCOUVER. Fab. 11.-—- Van- couver made sure oi’ the Pacific ‘Coast diookey League leadership for several games to come by de~ footing Seattle [our to nothing last night.

TENDERS i

Sealed tenders marked “Tenders for Eqmont Bay Church” and ad- dressed to Rev. F. X. Gallant, Eq- mont iBay, will he received until Marci-i 10, 1923, for the labor re- quirement In the erection of the brick church building at Eqmont Bay. Tenders can be imade separ- ately ‘for brick work only and for carpentry work only. Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of Chapel! 8i Hunter, architects, Charlottetown. Also at the office of MoQuarrie 6. Arsen- autit,‘ lawyers, Summerside, ind at Parochial House, Egmont Bay. Each Render must be accompani- ed by -a certified cheque for five per cent of the amount tendered which cheque iwiii be returned to unsuccessful tenders.

The lowest of any tender not net:

., 8ignod In behalf of Executive, < F._X. GALLANTv X. O. GALLANT, P. M. ARSENAULT.

Niiiiiii All Notes. and Ac-

andi not settled be- tore Feb. 28th will on

. standing photoplays of the year.

counting the stones nguin tooklfiallfmoons

‘ as zrnnri as it was futile. Ahei-ii

counts Due Dec. 1st, t

“A Tailor Made Man” New Bay Production Screen Veniori 01 Popular Stage

Play Widely Heraldeii As Star Photoplay

“A Tailor Made iMan," Charles Ray's first production for United Artists Corporation, comes m the Prince Edward Theatre on Wed- nesday, heralded as one o! thoout-

Presenting the admit andtliumsn Ray in a new environment. the story itself is said to represent the highest type of comedy drama ye"- presented on the screen. From nil repoits, iMT- Kay has-outdone bim- selt artistically, portraying the role oi" the dreamer. John Paul Bart, with a charm that is said to be well nigh unforgettable.

"A Tailor Made Mun" wasudalil- cd to "tlie screen from the emit! play by Harry James Smith, by Al- bert Ray, Joseph De Griesee. who directed Charles Ray in "The Old Swiininln‘ Hole" and -‘>‘F0Y¢Y'FiV9 Minutes from Broadway." diTwi-Bd- The supporting cast includes Ethel Griindin, Thomas iRicketts. D082‘ ins Gerrard, Victor Portal. K1119 Lester, Edyitb Ch-Blflllfln. Kata KM- tor, Jacqueline ‘Logan, Slflflifl“ He“ Frank Butler, Charlotte Pierce and others.

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Two Teams Gaming t0 Charlottetown During the Week

Special interest is around the zaincs to be oi-‘ivrfl i" tlio Arena’ this week. On Tue-r (lay matched 'l‘li-is team its Tlicv have had oitllv one defefli this your and if tliev beat the MP

against the Abcizwsiia-

hiss on ‘Tuesd-av thev Will U9 ‘he _

local boys.

The rcierce for the game will

he ~.\ir. Wezithcrbie u! '-"i\‘iY""" N. k5,, who iius gained '1 599M iiiiiiie this _vezir. The "EH-m"

Hciiiid iicciurc-s ho i5 i118 11791195! _

iiiifltliiii‘ at‘ the whistle 0n NOW! Scotiii ice and lio has u reputation of being verv strict on maintain- iing clean play.

Oii Wednesdm- team will may the Abbios at Lite Arena. "This should be another List zame and. it is om- to which runs, are iooliinz forward.

Tigers 7--3

I-LALJFAX, N.S., Feb. 7.—- "PM" iNeviilds |best brand 0i h city league to _ Iup a dazzling‘ pace ‘throughout 'the entire sixty minutes of play. battered the Dulhmisic Tfigors for ;i1 7——2r win at the Arena last niglii. [tied up the readership of the liongoo {or the other three teams and left the figure ot "Old Milli iDopc" completely upset, ii bruised [and battered wreck, at the end of ithc game. ~ i To say that rho Ci-escents re‘ turned to form is putting it mildly ‘They just rushed back and the ‘hurricane like fury of their rush. ‘carried them well mist anything in the way of form they have ever shown. They hail the edge on the Coliegiens practically all the way. in fact they liad- its many edges as n lawn mower. With the excep- tion of the second irniiie and the first part of the. third the‘ fifigerr were outclassed as far as- team play was concerned. The Heliv Moons played like clockwork anon had their opponents guessing as to Just what they were going to uncover next. Daihousie, in individ- ual work. diii some very pretty tifiigs. The siirkliondiinc of Bates was a revelation nnri tlie rushinr.‘ o! Mont llaslam and Dunlap was