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All clubs who are being raided by ether clubs must be satisfied that l illf: change of residence of the play- cr’; they are losing, complies with

"nlntions before they‘ issue llic i911 Cl said players Thrse regu- l~i referred to stole that apgsli- canons for trnnsfer shall contain a __,____ {sworn declaration that the transfer , 1 i ‘ r l“ m the personal request of

QQEEQQ‘ I’ ‘in Rules ‘ ~ that no moneturv or other

" IgllllQYTCd —-— 1 uciatinn has besn given or will Prnruollf‘. n Of Junior civcd in connection with the

IL g1 A‘, . pd flint no position or situ- 0‘ “Cy *’ *" (“"55 ° Jllﬂll, salary or bonus, gift. loan or

llUlllCQlIlClll. has been offered or will < '01", Prcrident. M. be accwlred for his services as a play-

oonsgncuotz. llinr of tlio 1. maize r re 1111*. ilie conciitlon Tounzliilg such n nmvc. comply: \\'llh the C. A. H. A. regulations, should they hope to ploy ‘hockey for their new cuy or tavni nrrzi your.

. A. wrjtc : \‘{.i‘.i Mai": lfnh rin- k cl‘. An officer of any Club found (‘x 'I"l.Cl‘.CS of lntz-ipniliy by his Branch of knowingly 1 c .\f;".ritlmr.s snow ms 1 g or inking a. lulse affidavit

Zjilgwitl J .. " in 011.11g? of rcYi-iro p e transfer of playing cer- tiriwee m liorltov $1.211. Tins is the i.l(‘.'l.\ ff-raliy player shall be auto- ggm; (mg ‘all. v- ilu- nfzirirmrJii L prohibited for life from _.u,,;1¢¢up for lml 11,; any office in a club, league, ~~ v in n neivliiiriinl or association under the Jur-

it would be iwlzclinxi of the C. A. H. A. Any Am-

‘v plnyt-rs cnnlein- ate-n" Ilockev Club deemed guilty by

nt tho the Executive of this Association of

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eratcns as set forth above or of

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any cf its officers. shall be expelled

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tion shall be suspended. CURB THE TOURIST

An endeavor is being made this year by all branches of the C. A. H. A. to curb the activities of the “Tour- ist" hockey player and in order to protect the Marltimes from a repeti- tion of what happened to the Truro Club last. season. when three of their stars were barred from Allan Cup competition. This warning is going out to the clubs at this time so that there will be no grief‘ next winter. '

Players who havocome or who are contemplating coming into the Maritimes before May l5 to ploy hockey next season must obtain u release from their old club and make sure that their transfer ‘virill be granted them by the Registrar of the C. A. H. A. Branch they are leav- ing, before making the move.

DEVELOP JUNIORS

These regulations are“ tightening up on instructions from the Presid- ent of the C. A. H. A. and it would appear that the only alternative that the Mnritimes should adopt, is the promotion of Junior hockey in all towns where Senior hockey is being played and within a year or two there will be a. steady source of hockey material available right here in the Meritimes without having to depend on unportlnz Diayers from other Provinces-in the Dominion.

Tufffusiii: in wiBQiEiEWQsr

month, the Maritime delegates were‘ successful in obtaining a $500 granti for the promotion of Junior ‘hockey and next season with all towns properly organized and Junior leagues formed, the Maritime Junior champions will meet the Quebec champions in the Memorial Cup playdoivns and if successful will go further in the Dominion Junior playdoivns ivirh all expenses paid by the C. A. H. A.

The regulations covering: Junior hockey are llic‘ rumf‘ u‘: Senior with the (‘K001711011 that n Junior player is one who is under twenty years oi’ age on January l of the season in which he wishes to play and his Club shall furnish the Branch Rog- lstrar with official proof of his age.

II. O. SCIIIEYER. President Maritime Amateur l ~ Hockey Association, Bathurst. N. 13., May s.

RUSTICO CONVENT

Honor Roll of Rustico Convent for the month oI'April. ‘

Grade X-jl. Frances Gallant, 2. Flora, MacDonald, 3“. Loretta Doucet.

GrddeIX-ll Bernadette‘ ‘Paquet Cecilia Doiron,‘ Loretté Doiron.

Grade VIII-l. Alice Gallant, Hel- ena Jarvis.

Grade VII—1. Alice Done-st, Doiron, Edward Blanchard.

Grade VI-i. Rita Pineau, DesRoches, Marie Buote.

Grade V-1. Irorette Gallant, Alice Pineau, Regina. Gauthier.

Grade III-l. Stella Blanchard,

Jean

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FOR. MEMORIAL CUP

At the annual meeting o! the C.‘

Evelyn Gallant, James Gallant, Kathleen Gallant.

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PER ONALS

‘Mrs. Edwin Williams and dough- her Elinor, left lust Tuesday for Hali- fax, N. S. '

Mr. Robert Hogg has arrived home from Dalhousle University t0 Spend the holidays with his parents. M1"- nnd Mrs. W.1 G. HOES-

Mr. iiitorgc bicKinnon, oi Sher- bfuul-QQ, QUZL, was a visitor to ithe city yesterday. Mr. McKinnon is here on business, connected with his summer hotel, The Highlands at Georgczown.

Miss Gertrude Buntain, 315M198" ton, has gone to St. John, N. 8.. to take medical treatment for impaired health-Y.

The Misses Florence MacPhee. Katie McicPhee, Jessie _B. MucNevin. and Beatrice Campbell, of Canoe Cove, attended the Provincial Grand Lodge 6i the 1.0.13.1» at Charlotte- iown.

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Grade II-l. Rita Doucet, 2. Eileen Doucet, 3. Adelina Bevin, Hilda Dou- cat.

Grade I~l. Adrien Pineau, Urbin Doiron, Leo Gallant, Alfred Doucet.

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5E! OUR lmprelllve lint o! I80 articles for Men and Boys. Moore Ac McLeod, Limited. 4443-5-8-21.

nucrron ronrv-vrva n ‘w, Redeemer Hall Frldny evening, Mly 8th. Good prizes. May ‘l-ﬂi".

ODD LINE Gui-sciatica, Corsets and Girdle: clear here Half Price. Moore a McLeod United. . 4442-6-8-21. LOVELY new silk gloves worth $1.50 pair, special at $1.00. Moore .8: McLeod, Llmlteo. 4442-54-21.

NEW LONDON CONGBEGATION services on Sunday as followa= Gran- ville, 11 a. m.; Clifton,‘ 2.30 p. m.; Long River, 7.30 p. m. ‘

LOWER PRICES — Garden 01W barter now selling in 10 lb. lots for $2.80. 2 lbe. 60 cents. l. lb. 3!. cents.

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EXPRESSION BEClTALp-Puplla of Miss Richardson-St. James Hall, Friday 8.15 P. M. Admission 35c. ,

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RED CROSS ANNUAL Collection on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. Be prepared to give generously.

4440-5-8-1l

WHAT CAN A MAN BUY tor 98c? Ask our ad. Moore A; McLeod Limited. 4442-5-8-21.

HALF PRICE sale of odd lincs

Lcod Limited. ' 4442-5-8-21.

CLYDE. RIVER-On Sunday, May 10th, the scrrlws in the Presbyter- ian Church, Clyde itlver, will be at .1 p. m., S. School at 2 p. m.

HUNTER RIVER-Tile ocrrices on Sunday. May l0, I931, are as follows: River, '1 p. m., Hunter River.

CORNWALL PASTORAL Charge, May 10th: New Dominion at 1i a. m.; Kingston at 3 p. m,; Cornwall at 7.30 Mothers Day Service. Rev. D. K. Ross, Minister.

CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S CLINIC at the Town Hall, Summerslde, Tuesday, May Cross, charloietown, Wednesday and Thursday, 20th and 21st. 4448-5-8-41.

ORIENT HOSE makes an ideal gift for Mother. Prices $1.00, $1.60 and $2.00. Gift. box is free. Alley A: 00., Ltd. 4447-5-8-21.

ANGLICAN SERVICES, Crapaud, Saint John's Church, May l0: Even- song, 7.30; Springfield, Saint Eliza- beth's Church, May i0, Holy Com- munion, ll.

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE -—The services for Sunday. May 10th are: Bonsiiuw at 11; DeSable at 3 and Victoria at 7. Rev. Geo. Ayers, Minister.“

MOTHER'S DAY. - Remember Mother with a gift of Orient Hose. Prices $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. Gift box ls free. Alley a 00., Ltd.

4447-5-8-21.

PRESBYTERY MEETING - The Presbytery 0t Prince Edward Island will meet. in regular session at ii u. m. on Tuesday, May 12th 1n Zion Church Hall, Charlottetown.

A MEMBER 0F TI-IE STAFF of the Halifax Ladies‘ College and Con- servatory o! Music will be in Prince Edward Island in July and will be glad to meet old students and prog- pective new students. The exact date. will be announced later. 4410-5-5-51.

BROOKI-‘IELD-The services in the Brookfleld Congregation on Sunday, May 10m will be as follows: Harts- ville, 1i a. m., s. School, '10 a. m.; Brocklieid, '1 p. m., S. School, Hun- ter River, 10,30 a. m.

ISLAND LADY DEAD-Mrs. Fred Ince. Hampton. received o telegram Ywﬁfdﬂy wnveying the sad news of the death of her sister, Mn. Johr MﬂcDvlllﬂll. Manitoba. Her pausing will be learned with sorrow by her

‘ hoot of friends on P. E. Inland.

POWNAL unncn ‘cannon, Bvndnv. Mar 10m.- 11 u. m., Pow- nal. Special Mother's Day’ service and Spring Rally in the Bundny School; 2.30 p. m., Miuvlew: '1 p. m., Pownal. Music! and cannon appro- briate to Mother's Day. H. E. Camp- Mll. Mlnismr. T

SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS — The "llvwlnl names were omitted from the furnished llatoHheQueenBquai-e school Honor Roll, which appeared ll! Yllwfﬂlv‘! Guordian: Grads V, W" MIMI’ Dem, 1. Arthur om-

m-h; I. Iii-moo MeClrey; 3, any Munughun. »

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ANGIJCAN SERVICES in the par- ish of New London on the 10th inst will be as follows: Burlington, 10.30 n. m. with Holy Communion, Sun- day School. 9.30 a. m.; French River, 2.00 p. m.,-Kenslngton, 7 p._m., Sun- day School, 2 p. m. G. T. Sprlggs, Rector.

ill memomm

JAMES MCCARTHY

Many hearts were saddened when word was passed around that on the evening of March 21st, the angel of death entered the home ol’ Mrs. John McCarthy and taking for its victim her dearly beloved son, James at the early age of 43 years. Though an invalid for the past two years, strick- en with rheumatic fever, tender nursing and loving cure of u devoted mother, with expert medical atten- tion, nothing could wlihoid the hand of death. The deceased possessed a pleasing personality and by his hon- esty and kindness, endeared himself to all who had the pleasure of know- ing him in life for to know him was to love him. Even in his most try- ing hours, he always had a cheerful smile and a welcome luind for CVCl‘_\'— one who visited him on his sick bed.

In the home, he will be sadly miss- ed as a loving and aﬁcctlonate sun and brother. In the community, ivhere he lived as a kind and oblig- lﬂl nciifhbor, always putting others before himself. The respect of the deceased was showed by the largo concourse of people that gathered to view the remains and to follow them to their last resting place. He was visited during his sickness by his be- loved pistor, who administered to him the lust and rights of the R. C. Church, of which he was a deviled membe .

On March 23rd, his funeral was held to St. Paul's Church. Sturgeon, where Requiem High Muss was sung by his pastor, Rev. 0. V. McCube, and all that was mortal of o true friend. 1min: eon and brother w“ laid 0o rest» in family plot, beside that of his father. who predeceased him by four months and his two sis- ters, Catherine and Martha, who pro. deceased him by n. number of years.

There are left to mourn and cher- ish his memory, a grief stricken mo- ther, four brothers and eight sisters, to all of whom the community ex- tends their sincere sympathy. -May his soul rest in peace".

MR. JOHN ‘n. nlronomcn

The death occurred at Glengarry, Lot “l, on April the 9th, of Mrs John D. McDonald, at. the early age of 42 years. Although not in her usual robust health since the first of tin winter friends-did not consider he: condition serious till the morning oi April 6th when she became uncon- scious and never fully regained con» sciousness till the end came. During her illness she was frequently visltec‘ by her pastor Rev. J.‘ A. McDonald St. Marks, who administered the lasl rites of the Catholic Church oi which she was B, most devoted mem ber. The late Mrs McDonald was z womnn of unusual Christian pieii resigning herself in all her trials n the will or her Creator. Her mcmun will long be cherished in the home

lwhcre licr husband and small child-

ren rcmain and aim in the common lty where she was rcspecltd by H" The mnny Mass Cards and Spirliuni Bouquets and Messages of Symnﬂlhi received by the fnmlly show the cs term in which the cicccuscd was 11°11- by u uiric circle of friends. The furl- crnl was held on April lllc lilli to St Marks Church, Lot 7. the rcquicnl mass being sung by lhc pastor, Rn J. A. McDonald, who also oliiciﬂlﬂll at the grove. The pail bearers wen‘ three brothers-in-luw of the deceascu ‘David Stewart, Walter Stewart and Guy Murphy; also thrcc of hcr friends Charles German, Gernld Iviurphy and Peter O. Halloran. The late Mrs McDonald was born in Ai- bany, P. E. I., being the oldest daugh- ter of Thomas ‘rrnlnoiiand the lav Mrs Trainer of that place. She lea":- es to mourn a sol-rowing husband auu four email children, also her father 1110s. Trainer, of Albany, four broth- ers, J. Leonard of Halifax, N. 8.. G William o! Albany, John F. of De- fruit, Michigan and Charles St. Giﬂil Barrister, Charlottetown and two sis- tcrs Mrs Walter Stewart of Wesl Point and Mrs Guy Murphy, Cir-mu hcliwn. Lot 4. The sympathy of thl whole community goes out to the ber-

eaved family and friends.

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