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, In vjewkzf, the flrmneu of the bond market ma probable advance of lpricee, due to rfilnveatlvlin! of beat/y Intereat payments, we auggoat your giving the following offerlnga your earneet consideration over tho- noIiday-‘mmhiie quotations rule favorably.

DOMINION OF CANADA Price to yield about

All tissues at Mart

g Victory Loan & iRenewal Bonds 5V; All-Issues at. Mart,

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SHOP from ,Hulman’| Catalog

ALL, SILKS one-half price at S. A. McDonald's.

ANNUAL Mam-Tm: FARMERS‘ Institute, iMarshfield, Jan. 0th. " 2i

GREAT SALE OF SILKS one- ha-lf price this morning at S. A.

MeDonaldfs .

A MEETING of the Ladies Aid of -the P. E. I. Hospital _will be

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6:11 voua ovsncoarr now at half- price -at _B. A. McDonald's.

ALL wmrzn OVEROQATS. half prfce at S. A. McDonald's tire sale. -

CLEARING AT a big discount Ladies’ Fur Coats and Furs. Buy now. —-Prowsa_,Bros, Ltd 4-3I

‘m: BALANCE oi‘ Ladies’ Furs

'Dlscount.—lPrrowse Bros, Ltd. 4-31

YBALMER‘ HAS Now

spry as l am» at seventy-two, but Jlli-lziug from the way 'l‘anlac has

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and Fur COMB to He“ M a mg tifmililzznlieglgiit. while on a visit in

‘ ‘Déllll- 91-99-0410 (Guaranteed) 4 Jau 1962 515 hold at the Y M 0' A at ‘f 1 b a i . .. . . - . v_ . . . . I , 1h an n94 by Gfplp, Ry,- this afternoon. TH-ERE’ WI-LIL BE A concert in $311,132" S,£_.Y,n,,,1,l,)g,n m2: °§‘,§,,,e“,§,’_ 35m: .-‘ .-‘ ' -. .-..' ' " thc Hazelbrooh Baptist Church on hen .13“, I hfl‘ve puyaway my 01,] C - PROVINCIAL and MUNICIPAL. taalglllhz; glffiglflllhflgé-zg c]; crunl" (ilflpur- ifgimflislgiillng-pnbal: (‘l-vaulting stick now, and last Thutra- .ity and tcnnnty St. John . . . . “ll/j, July 19-54 530 ' ‘ , ° ' 5 °B ' ay I went down town twice w; h~ County ofAnnap01|5,|Nl5_ _, l! >061 1937' 535 l“: m °°l°°l,‘ l° 11*“)- M°°l° l‘ ell-t ll out It and got about as good as - “ ' ' Mdllellll l-‘llllllell- ll "TT many u younger man. l suffered City of Halifax, ‘NS. . “ll/g July 1945 5.40 ' "i" TRAI-NIMEfWS OONFERENCE.— terribly yym, consupation “u, lasl City of St. John, lNJB ,1; Dem 1938 .540 _ THE WOMEN-S MISSIONARY Mr. J. J. Trainer, of Charlottetown ten years‘ ha“, m, appeme and i Pm“ of Onmflo U6 M" 1935 B“ Society o; Zion Church will hold chairman of the OJLT. on P.E.l. was bothered a great deal with y‘ Town of Windsor NS 5U .0ct.1947_5.40 an at home on Jan. 16th at. the gill-bit)“. {yr-rived indthe [city galiter- n11" kidneys. Sometimes evotly , -/2'- - uss. 1' :ivan‘eae oa or awn -~ . ,1 n. " Prov. of Ontario . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5l/, lDBC. 1942 5.42 I :0 stat-sit thl; gonfeignce wi-u Sir l,‘,’.’“,l,,,',",{f,',’§,,b°,§1,,l1,“‘§§f§omwa§<,.aa y. Town of Buthurst, N.B. - . - - - . . July 1957 550 BOOSE GEIZEJL-Two cans con- flaury T-hornton on January 5th. night's sleep. - ‘_ 'i‘own nf Milltown“: NiB. . . . . . ..li 391m 1940 .555 taining rum were seized at a house (MOIIOWN Tlm") “if I had‘ Tan-lac ‘last ‘Spfln! ll J City of Wlllndaor. Ont. . . . . . . . “El/z ‘Jan. 1936 5-50 l): avlihipeurormflsladl sitaldet-ietbyafillrdlliilzllslil AN-NUAil- TEA-ll! 51 Paul's lmtloltlilllt liliuelllllcfiillevllllvomfeaxllinvsltyhdlll i‘; I ., ' ~ tion inspectors Ban-boar and Ha - P811511 HH-ll wliighl- lllB an relief to speak of. But T0010‘! . y _ y l. PUBLIC UTlL-ITY and INDUSTRIAL Wood accompanied by policemen. annual Christmas tea for Sull- and the Tauiac Pills have put mo‘ f‘ day School will be held at 5.30 ln- fine shape, and I stand ready 10 ‘ N.S.Tramways f’; lP-r_Cg_ L“ r 0 LITERARY 8OCIE.TY.— “lfeali- A‘! 7.30 the children will present praii-ic it to thc limit." . .0 Dec. 1946 6. 5 ewm Dawes mm _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I _ _ U6 Nov. 1942 609 ties of the imagination" will he the a pretty. pantomime of the Christ- "Tanlac is cold by all good drug-l y; N. B. Telephone loo‘ . I . . V _ _ ' u stock 6A0 ssu-bject oi an address by ‘Judge mas story. Alter which the prize g-sts.‘ F _ l m - - _ _ ewart at st. James Lllrlrury giving. will take place. Ovcl 30 l1l1lll0ll b0" ell 5° - H393!‘ Cfllllllllnies Ltd. . . . . . . ..6 Apr. 1029 6.40 iSoci-ety this evening. The uicet- ' Wilders Bleury St. Bldg. . . . . llslé July 1929 6.60 ing slants promptly at 7.30 p. m. FOXMIAN FROM BELFAST. - K of C. Members QThzomfiglili , , _- ., ; - 1b l\ f tl . ISummers c u lvilvilltlsrélattiggrltlgainé Ell-fined We“: ‘Juno m“ 6'50 BUY YOUR FUR COAT now, llgllllllihalvlllvelllulillldllllgf Olly llhllrllllltlfi 0f ‘lluluuibus are requested | > ‘ e Ml C“ "'6 ‘Debenture 6'60 and save money. Big IVs-count wee-k with a beautiful collection of to attend U10 lllllfllflll 01 lllell‘ lute y Maritime Tel.&Tel.-Cu. ..7 ‘Preferred 6.95 on n11 1r“;- lcoflls and Fur5_'1‘>n,w,,,, gillyef l-nx W115, the 1Q; valued at brother Joseph G MoLlellilll- F0- , ‘Stetson Cutler iCo, ..7. July 1942 7.20 Bros. Ltd. 4-31 upwards of thirty thousand.» dol- neral mass lfrilllly lllllllllll! al- 9'30 y nN_ys_ Trumways 8L u,“ C“ “H7 Ann 1952 700 lars. Oifly a few years ago fr. at Indian ltivcr church. By urtltr i a“ rt b .,P " . ATTENDING CONVENTION — lMoMillan started thc ibreeiling of 0f Glflllil Klllislll- l a“ 0 a ower U)" ma‘ ""7 Nolhwfl 7'00 IVlr l. W Murdock aft’ ‘Vlurra foxes on fl. small scale and today .4 ‘blast Koomlly lpmlml‘ ~ - ~ - - - - - ~~7 APT-ll?“ 7-00 I . liarhur, l0lilill r0Pl‘8S8lIiiiliV('.‘t)i' illl]! through cartefiil sclcitliun and atrlul Ql-YDE AND WET“. RWER 1 (Wil.li 25% lmutis (lomnioii) Canadian Oil iflnnmuiiy Wills‘ a pus- management hc' is considered one simvlcEs-“Tllere “llll “b”! s“; .‘ y ‘Grout. Northcru l’o\vi~i' C0.,'Ll.|_1, 7 lNQy_1931 750 stnger to ilialifax this morning of the largest and must successful V100 lll U10‘ Piicabyf-ggianmfilniyalggn (Wm, 50% bun“, yconymon) tii/herefhtols (is itttenillug u t-onvcn- fox ranchers in the province. Eilibllyilrillzl)“ atsuindgvy Jan Tm i ‘ , , on o ‘om an '5 a'cii s. ——.- . . ' >

f,- y ‘vlillj-llfill Plllil k iPaportlon Ltd. 6 [May 1931 7.50 y _ p y L MQyED To QHARLQTTETQWN at 3 pm I-Scrvicisi will he conduc- l-g V. y, Y lkrlllfflpfll and semi-annual interest payable in New . REPLACES TORONTO MAN.— Tho 120st Olffiche at Ocem View‘, ted by l" M- ‘lll ‘f: .

. . i. - w n - . Hotel. has taken-thc plat-n ul‘ l)r. calm McLean. has _b0On filled bylaws“ Qlffml "llfl_z"llllgltl°g,fg“z“hg l I l s n L ‘Mllllm’ l“ Ellverulucut inspector ihc umiulutluelll 0l Ml- Ml“ Th’ were ‘mlllillwd ‘£5.51’; Aid Home‘ :1 l . . ll at lSlmuls Packilnfi -(Yo.. l)r. Miluer mus \Vcutherl;l{ciland isstnplw log»- ‘glrlllillllfginbi gd-w-ard Tm’-

, ];' 1 =41 l"; l ~' t-lncz 1h away. non. r. - l 0 ‘l

I ' W. H V llllvflfllflglllfe Aftllllt-llilllgllgulilllbwéll‘ Vplllilthrlllbieewill make a 50ml ‘lbllmle’ “all lull-l’ “lflefllfyhflffllggfg - ' ' , known 1n the city ficloi. The rearing postmaster lead from thc lduuuls u fly _ _

' n". Uffipe rm- a number of year-g and retains all the heart interest I . Bank of Nova Scotla Building -:- Charlottetown any _ m utmost saflsyanulm as we", as a yo“, ufldngumfl (b71115, ~ l ‘ ' ' Pm EXTENSWE TRADE‘ TM" m: i-ftllsa milling to ill health‘ and The nicluw i»- lwlus reilfilllflll "0' ll mail’ w‘ E‘ M““"““ "l" N” “m “b” a ' -i t Cl rlottet wn who: day -

9 ‘ _’ . has been huyliig pittutoes raxtsn- as “lovu 0 l“ o '5 > I i " ' slvely throughout tho prgyinco he proposes residing for the wln- CVVORCED ‘N U s The Haw l _. v Ileit fol) his liealiiluiirti-rs yesterday tel‘ ford‘. Con,“ Time; o} Dem 23m _ _.) y Wlliloj born . Iihls Hllillifill Mr. v ___ . contains m, account m- u decree of . y -¢_'¢ -' f i- _. _ g vynfl‘: Maiignn ~shippctl two potato cur divorce obwhu,“ by Nuym, pent-l

CLASSIFIED A DVEVRTlSV

goes to ‘(Z-aha and has a consider- ailvlo. quantity v-stori-il iu ware.-

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house-s. lie j lrcturnllig to the - . liiluud agaln,ini'-'.Mavrch. n -. . . u“AIlh:‘-7—-l;|;<‘l:§kf llnndprr aluyhb: pct lhn- yo! they for 8 dnya I , . . "‘ ‘ ' ~ ‘ ‘ lac ca" n Zu t ‘ ~

l-m “runw- ulvh Isuzu. iaui..'i'i'i.ilii."£ae'i“."l”if. l"‘*".‘$lT“Al-S l 0 pr: rent. dhvcuunl for asaah. Audrela Korma pun of lnl- anal haunt , w‘ gnlniwioambgizcml lulflte-a‘ Furnished lwolaaa ml. ‘I51: 10v IIYQ. Simuim‘ J unn (if Scurjg, a“; . " l" "ll hu- aevel vvlnl was a visitoFt 1 city yvstorilayl

,,'NTED LIVE AGENTS FOR a ‘atkina 150 products. Direct consumer. Write The J. It. atiiina 00., 379 Craig BL. Went

I HELP WALTDD-MAK one? at Iiome-HBJIO to $60.00 aid weakly for Your mare time rising ahovvcarda for us. anvassing. We Instruct and nup- y you with work. Went-Angus howca d Service. 108 Colborne 148» oronw- ll-Hdtf.

EAGHER WANTED FOR CABLE ;Head West schooll $75.00. Total y- amount voted. Supplement and salary included- "Robert IMc- yKenzla, Secretary." 11070-28-71

Street. gentleman's tan Finder please leave at ‘ "' l. .. -l'-

LOST — JAN. in .- JETWEEN York and Charlottetown, chl'd's ‘DQIQOQI (imp (Whit/G). Finder

kilidly leave" at Gill and Lantvls l"l‘. 1 place. town they were the guests of Mr mhe second perk-xi w“ 5m] f“. m" h 2' TWLOR-Gll-LIPHANT -/u the an“ M“ Jame“ Dalton‘ $§...i’§'.-l.a”°.$'$nf‘°“é1.°f tdhlg RS333

y‘ »\yh",n|'"‘.'ny,o“' "Lcniioxw on Doc. 28th. b)’ ll“ Mr. It‘. A. dlewltt. lobster packer youngster Remy; by Momm- my ' ‘ ' “l” Mmgml E" Gellge D'D' Ben’ at Borden. accompanied by his soii (me count [or ma mam The "Y"

PU)‘: was; nQPiE A!‘ 151019235; jainin w. Taylor to Miss Sarah M“. Em I, ‘liewltt w,“ ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.l team won,“ hm ,0 mo“, ,,,,,

. ‘l u er ' ' ' x12; sllhlllmlll- llmll “l Hum“ ycsterilil)’ lll ll"? R0g°'l'll‘llf:'ll9ll; their shooting was weak and thcdy @~=~~~-*~~= ==-~~~=- ~- i2.".*.‘:l‘.z1:.::..;.:i."" ‘ " ‘ 22am; .':.*'::.:'~.‘;::.r:"°° "" mkmi-alillelaltaiiilw’ m" a". DEATHS ‘ who third period opened up

' ‘ -' ' strong and the play was fast

eer- viop. Gail or phone A William- non, Auction-acme.“ r '

- ,.._10§64-7-1m . 4 , _ , "o. JN- H . UR RD“ .5; Mozart. ~ ~ only oaperisnc fur man

cleaning sliina on Prince Ed- 1 island. Now o n for b, al-

_ at 172.56?" logy or P sa S: ___ g M,‘ g1 o ' TOLEAR ~, _ " a-i: annual-n all?“ 1:11am.

January 15th. GtdchwCi-op and falling Implements. Safe posi- IIN No reserve. ' Watch for

hi] lad. lawn-Wallace; Owen, j ‘f ‘HQTS-B-fl

I l l 0am. yucca I nthible

H» t bfiatéllon

glove. A . _ Guardian. "m"

2i. WH lTE-H OOPEFF-Alh Charlotte-

Wanted Mr. J. F. Fraser liilllillk’, 0i‘ thc firm ni Davin 6k Praia-r is at tho

Vi-stnria iliotel,

wmrrlso‘ aosniosns, MODERN conveniences. Centrally 10cm. od, Phone .1344]. lill-fl-i-li

Mr. s. Stafford, Halifax of the Imperial .0i‘l ('1... was In the city yesterday.

WANTED-TWO OR THREE room-s (furnished preferred.) Phone 640-4.. Peurdon House.

w A-N ‘r 5a.:- FOR wmflzn» llwlllllfl. two furnished rooms. Apply Pe-ardon House. Phone

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Crypt. lVXcGi-ath of Tignlsh, re- turned home ycstcrtluy alter u vlslvt t0 tho city.

540.__.,L_ Miss Myrtle liinns 0f Charlotte- town is spending a few dag l3 New Glasgow the guest of. r an BIRTHS Mirs. Blnns. Flllzzl-E-Al Cflvellleall R0“ Mr. ma... Baird. of Detroit left

Dec. 20th to Hilbert and Mrs. Friz- zlc. a daughter.

DOYLE— At North River on Dec. 06th. 1922, to Mr. and IMrs. Jae. Doyle, a son.

"‘or the mainland yesterday af-tcir 1n e tended visit to friends at Bridgetown.

Mr. S. iMahar of Dartmouth, N. 8.. who has been spending his Christmas holidays at lStuirgeoii

MoKIENNA—-At Newton. Dec. 20th, left on return yresterday.

to .Mr. and Mrs Eddie McKcnna. twin daughters.

‘Mears. L. M. Clark and W. M.

- f a 1 t d, mostly on nice

can t.’ we“ DIARRIAGES Flynn’ Chflrlouetown‘ me guests illfilliillidllllill plaid: The Beavers first

n471Aglrggliggl . ml“ week “l ‘he Brunswlck How“ found the net, Dewar doliuy the McEACHER-N-STEW-ART-At the Mmlcmll" _ - Luck. this was hgltlwwed byutas

Lnst llltltlll W262 lybrlplltrevltnllgbolltlfo it" hi‘; ‘Mr S H. l-lagamiin, of the Colon- 0:8 pllgfsyofgfllle rggg go I g

. - 1. 1.1- . anio ' , _ - ' -

o“, ' "TGnY A. llicEachern of Mermaid. l“! ‘Fenmzel wlgttlmryhns-ire ‘Tlle Eilllle became "n" "ml I-ON GREAT GEORGE and turned to the c y l or Blleuu n8 Dewar once “gum bulggd the twine

Annie Blanche Stewart of Mt me Chrhumns holidays at m5

home in Haifax.

ilVlr. and Mrs. A. F. McQuaId of Sowrls leave today on an extended trip to Boston. New. York and other American cities. when in ‘Charlotw

Jr iiiil 19% by Rev. J. .\iar\li"il B. A. Jani- ea Watson White of Murray River and Bessie May Hooper of the

A.

HOLEAN-At his homo in -L!ttle Sands Wednesday Jn.n 3. Malcolm McLean: (formerly of this city-l Funeral. nofce tater.

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In fond and loving memory of our dear methe n Janie: Off- Iiaptle of Carleton who departed thiia life January 4th, Nib-Incar- fed by Family

Anti-Treaty I_ris_ Leaders Meet

(epoeidt on fno- Guardian. . BIILFAM, Jan ll-A meeting of Anti Treaty Irish leaders was said

1m place of muting wanton:

i Dobli will l Dilbli .2... .2: a. mun r a

Beavers Defeat’ -

hand n fcw of the players to the sinners pen.

prlncipaly for the benefit of younger boys, who are not eligible for senior ran-ks, and as this is where the future material come from to form I team such as the Abegwoits, who man; House. are now bringing fresh glory to our Province. there is no reason why more Interested fans flllfillll not be present to encourage the boys.

of hockey and there is every raw.- son to believe that each game will improve as the boys have the right. spirit for team work and combin- ation.

the players to the ice at Sdclock.

1.. the rubber took

for the second

Y. M. (l. A. Team’

m. thc Arena. Rink last nifilitl the openiiul gamc Ln Lha CV8

League series was staged before; n very small audience, The gamu

striving hard to equal thc score! of their opponents

»+»»~¢ -- y- n -r. n- "Hy- ~Mr and Mrs Aruan- F. Nlfiflllllllf-W"?! fast. particularly the last not"; . - ‘ A. Souriii arc leaving this morning on] ioil. wlicn the Y.M.C.A. team: lg-rlum ‘vaulted’ . ]_______ a vlsln m New ymk, isecurcil their third goal and w .re~

aa I Tho. referee was called upon to‘ . .! formed! the; l will" a champion.

‘The City League was

The game was a good exhi-bialon

lMr. Ivan Reddln handled the game satlsfactorilr; to all and called

‘flirt llieavers immediately going their oppnncitts tern; dry and repeated trips

count Bryenton came to the rescue of the "Y" and tallied n. second count before the period ended. McDonald on a nice ru-n secured number three for tho Beavers, the period ending 3—~2 in favor of the Beavers.

throughout. neither aido being able to count until a few minutes be- fora the bell, when Walsh for thc "Y" on a wing shot got past Pow-

er. .

With thc. couht 4-6 the play- crs went at It. strong and thi-oe penalties wore banded out andin an many minutes, Craig of the "Y" team for-tripping. Currie of the Beavers and Molnnia of the "Y" for colliding on centre ice. TPhe bell brought the gains to a close with tbe'“Y" team preaslmt their opponents and the Beavers on ‘the long end of a 4 to it acorn.

The following was the line-up: - iaavere Y.M.O.A.

. Crnlg Whltlock

MoNnir 1W9;

LDISGARDED CANE

can oer NRQUND LIKE a vouua MAN smc-s TAKING TANLAO, save HANSEL CITIZEN

"You don't ofien- see a man- as

fixed me up, -l'ui sure it's fine for anybody." declared Thomas Palm- l‘. SIX. ‘NHU-KIIOWI! retired farmer

"M the time l. ‘got Tanlac I could hardly walk at alll. and had-

lloag, of lliirtford, from Robert G. ‘Houg, on thc ground of lntcuilllll" once wlu-u thcy were living at WOTClHZHlUF Masai, In the evidence it was slated that Mr. Hoar: l1_‘~l\"' resltlvs in P. E. Island and innt Mrs, l-lryfgs name was Shield»: lio- Tiirt. nor marriage ‘on Nov G, 1912.

Majorlllfiordon, M.G. Aid-de Camp T0 Lord Byng

oayrnwa. Juli. 1l»-<Mai0l‘ Wflnl- ridge Gordon, M. -(T. who served in France with the Grenadier (iuards from the Mons retreat ti" the Armistice has been appointed nide-de-camp to Lord Byns. He is at present on a visit to Gavc-rn-

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BOVlILING

At thc League of thc (lross Al- leys last night thc invincible; de» fouled the Barbers b)’ l1 lllllwlll-Y of 178 pins.

The-game was wvell coutestcti all through and some good individ 11a] scores were made, the 111E008‘ bung hy H. Lnrter of the liivln~ cibles who hiid a total 0f 30" non-ts.

The next game wl‘l be beiwccil the AilIComc-rs, and the Stars Oll

Friday night at 7.30. Followlnfl is the line ull l"? l“! lllZlll-W game INVINCIBLBEB r8 m‘ E. l-lognii 14 a l Harry Lirrter 200 |l_20 Pat ROIHlY 135 l” 1g” lLoriie Howatt 168 '92 1A3 Frank Rcardon L10 102 13: >761 658 705 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2l24 BARBER3 122 167 M. Harris z 63 Jo, Hughes 1oz 1.14 1A2 J. Welflll l-lll 14} ~l A. McEaslcll 12o lull _i4.'» M. Roar-don 119 93 if 646 646 i354 ‘Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1940

llilillERS._h us +-

When the Children 0011811- Rub Musteioleon Threats and Chests

No telling how noon the may develop into or their’: %en you're you have I lar of usterole a hand to give promptrelibf. ftdoeonbtbl .

Ae first. aid, Musterole in eyioellent Thoumida oflmoiben know it. ‘lot ahould keepenu- ready for instant use

It is the ranedy for adults. too, _R_c lieves me throat, bronchitis, tonsliii- crou . stiff neck, _ asthma, neurelgu hea _a':he crmgestion, pleutisy. lllfl madam. i

symptom! or wont. And

itginhago, pun and aches‘: ha k to, . nina, sore musc e zhllbltlaa. fllitfltflwect and colds of _u|_. . f it mav-Brcvent pneumonia 40c and 75c. at druIElK-l

The Muetemls Co. o Canada. U0

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Rryenfon lube McDonald lquarahnfle

Halifax Grescents

Boys are all in the and areReady for

Without a Defeat.

about. Tuesday night's game: l The Charlottetown Abegweltsl took the Crescents into camp at the Arena again last night for the second time in as many nights by a score of 5 goals to 3 in a fast and interesting game. Charlottetown fully deserved to win as they played a fine consis- tent. game, full of good combina- tion and hard work, while the game put up by the locals had nothing to givc it merit excerpt a wonderful amount of hard work. The Crcsccntn tried hard enough but. most of heir shooting was poor and Morgan had no trouble in attending to the drives that came his way.

IWilh the ice in slightly better condition than for the first game the Aihcgwgits showed consider- aible improvement nver their ln-. itlal performance. "Whuckie" Mcv Eachern, Gordon nod tho veteran Rodd in the forward lino, gave a great display from their bag of tricks, while Kelly and Moore on the (lGifGfIHG blocked and rushed in fine style. Morgan in goal was again good although he did not‘ have as much work as in the first game.