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—W£ ARE READY to book or- ders for Fertiliser at our Branch A Horne C Co.

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--LOADING LIVE HOGC at Kensinlton on Wednesday Febru- L. 16th. J. A. Douglas for Harry Jenkins- 3787-24051

-GOOD WOADCF-Rosda are in excellent condition at present and a heavy italic in hauling and driv- ing is the reaulL-‘H.

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In Remington.

--5PORT ON ICE-True ice on the harbor is in fair tioudltion and the large crowd attending the horse races there on Thursday sholws the interest taken in spot-H.

-6RE(‘.lAL TRAIN leaves Sum- merside for Charlottetown Tuesday. afternoon at 4 o'clock carrying fans and players for postponed game be- tween Crystals and Aibegwelts‘.

—-POLl-CE COURT-On Thurs- day morning a4. the Summerside Police Court the defendant in an assault case was convicted and ilned $10 and. costs or twenty days in jaiL-{l-l.

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—LOADING LIVE H068 at Ken- slngton, Monday February 21st up to noon. If stormy, first fine day following, ‘Signed, Alden Moase.

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—lSPECiAL TRAIN leaves Sum- merside for Charlottetown Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock carrying tans and players for postponed game between Crystals and Abeg- welts. 3865

—NOTHING T0 D0 -—A four- act Comedy with old time fiddlers and ibaujo music. alsostep dancing. candy and refreshments, Middleton Hull, Tuesday, Feb. 15th. 1f stormy

teeth and helps to stimulates appetite

Smokers. espeeisfly, enjoy its seething taste and hating flavor

The Ceneral Merchandising Business

of the late

Tyne Valley i

Consisting of the Store Building. one of the finest equipped and most modern In this prmlinoe; two large and conven- ient Warehouses with Falnbsnks’ Outside Building rented n a Public Garage; large and roomy Horse shQd with private Garage; also the stock of Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes. Paints, Groceries Ind Hardware.

This business has been established for upwards of 30 years. and enjoys a very large patronage from one of the

best farming districts in this As this business must be

going canoe n at a bargain. This is an opportunity for en- terprising parties seldom offered to the public.

ll

i” -'l‘0 PROTEST

SYDNEY, Feb. 12. —The stand- ing of the Cape Breton County League has suddenly been knocked all mpsy turvy by the action of the league executive today in sustain- iug the protests of Sydney A- A- agalnst two wins by the "Sydney Saint Thomas team.

Hockey Eli-Y?“ i

A, rub down with Millard" after a strenuous game Die‘ vents stlffne-sfl.

4HlN,a'?i‘-' Fl iii” iNiMEl-l

' hard defensive game but could not

Thursday a good time guaranteed.

- 3849-24281. —N°Tl6E--—Conservative Meet- ing. A meeting of the Conservative electors of Tryon Polls Nos. 61 and 82 will be held at Auzustus -Wad- delta. Tryon. on Wednesday, Fen rnary 16th nest at 7-30 p. m. A full attendance from both the above Polls is requested. Dy order o! com- mittee, 3860-2-14-21.

—-SOCIAL EVENING-A success- ful pie social and dance was held in Britannia Hail on Thursday ev- ening by the Summerside Work- men's. Association. lA large audience Iwas present and a pleasant evening ‘spout. The pies we're ably auction- ‘ed off by his Worship Mayor Lid- stome and good- prices realized. After luncheon a contest in step dancing was called. the following ladies being prise winners-Miss Sophie Araena-ult, Mrs. Antoine 'Bern.srd and. Mrs. Ell Arsenault, i

R. J. McNeill

S i ; l ca" I'm‘ the men winners being. Messrs.

Adolph Perry. Wilfred (leudet and Lloyd Perry. The entertainment was brought to a close by an exhi- bition clog dance by Mr. Adolph Perry.—-H.

province. ‘ PERCONA LS

sold, it will be offered as a

—'l‘he Many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Lea of Vernon River will regret to learn of their illness of pneumonia.

_ |—Mr. Jaber-Ilea of Victoria return- Tlw protests an, based on the ed yesterday‘ from a visit to his paying of Duke Meclsaac, who kept lmnher- goal for the Saints. He lives in Sydney but practices dentistry in Glace Bay and it is ruled that. this ‘ dlsqualifles him under the reel-l dence clause. ____ Saint Thomas melrare appealing __eguy ‘H3553; 35mg, tn the Maritime Amateur Associa- Flashlight and mama Batteries

tioll against the ruling. ..‘EA$TERN AGENT -— Mr. J. -——- wW. Murdock is now Guardian STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Feb. 12.33am in Mamas“, m“ wlll l” -Th9 Vlvwfll HM“? Club 0! pleased to receive news items, ad- Montreal, which has been Gllggg- vortislng. n“. “M Tenn,“ sub. lng in a series of games in Sweden gcflptjoul _ tonight‘ defeated the Djurgarden team 6 to 2. The period score was 1-1. 3-0, 2-1. ' The Djurgarden team played a

monthly. wfmtf.

.."T»HE MONTAGUE Live Stock Shipping Club will hold a series of meetings at 7.80 p. m. in the halls of the following districts: Lower MOM-agile February 16th.. New

rth l-‘ebnlary 18th. ll-fecilberdsle

ebruary 11th. Mr. Peterson of the Dominion ‘Live Stock Branch

stave off the Cdnadlan attack.

l never can hide myself from me l see what others may never see,

completed their games In the ular schedule of the Hallfa! Hockey league with a 6 to 1 Ivlo- tory over the Wanderers last night at the local arena. Some two hun- dred and fifty spectators saw a list- less guns. that brought out thrills only in the final session when a few players mixed matters.

three regulars. and the Crescents

855 of Chicago, who were tied with 90

at Motions Drugstore, Fresh stock_

ill murax. l-‘eb. 12. — crescent! will‘;

Wanderers lined up with only

took things easy. The In ‘late Reds made a fine showing, how- ever. snd many flue plays made the fans sit up and take notice,

Tonight, at Dartmouth the Reds

SAINT JOHN MEN CAPTURE HALF M ILE AT LAKE PAGID

LANE HLAUID, N. Y., Feb. 12. —Cbarles Gorman of Saint John. N’. 13., Canadian champion. led the field tonight at the close of the third day's racing in the Internal.- ional amateur outdoor speed skat- ing championships.

German, with a total of 110 points, was well ahead of Valen-l tine Blalls, of Lake Placid, defend- ing champion. and O'Neill Farrell

points each.

‘Bialls was the star performer in today's events. winning the three- quarter mile and taking second in the half mile.

Charles Jewtraw, former champ- ion. skated an exhibition one-sixth, mile in 25 3-15 seconds.

The championship‘ events will be finished tomorrow with 220 yards and five-mile races.

EXPECTED TO WlN TITLE

Dopesters tonight conceded that German with sny sort of luck

meet the Darts. Providing the Dans win, as they are expected to. Cresceuta sud Dartmouth will meet

of the second round of the league.

ten minutes later Martin stepped the former St. F. X. star repeated. jumped Into the score column when

Monday night to settle the winner

lPete McDonald shot the open-. lug score after five minutes of play In the opening period. More than

through for No. 2. A minute later lln the second period the Reds

Vestie Hsnrsban kicked the rub- ber in his own nets. Martin, Dick and G. l-lanrauhau followed with scores for the Crescents.

should win the ‘International title. even If he falls to place lu to- morrow's five-mile race. His chan- ces in the 220 are COD-SldQTcd much

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better than those of any other skater. In the first race today. the three- Hesvy Syrup Gen-dim 15 can"

quarter mil German did not start

his sprint soon enough after he

had hung back through the whole cmuflm 18 can“ course. iln the half mile be won his

heat in the preliminaries and in the

semi-finals. in the final he took

the lead at the bell lap and held it to the end. finishing a few feet ahead of Blalis.

Willie Logan felled to qualify for any event today. Ross Riibin- son, of Toronto, qualified in the half mile, but failed to place in the semi-final. In this race Snodgrass. Saint John, was in good position when he lost his stride.

C. H. Slnytlfs winning of the 440 today gives the Moncton youth a total of 60 points for a tie vfith Jacobson, of Chicago, iu the inter- mediate race ior honors.

Whit Fraser and N01

NEW‘ GLASGOW. Feb. 12. New Glasgow will meet Truro home and home game series for the championship, of the A. 1P. C. Lea- gue as,a result of their five to three win over the Hub players, here this evening. Fifteen hundred fans from all over the country and outside districts crowded the Arena to see one of the most thrillin! battles in years. Truro were well represented at the game as pearl)’ two hundred fans came to New Glasgow lby special train for the match.

The game was a fine brand-of hockey with both teams playing at high speed from start to finish. New Glasgow led all through the match and the locals played a won- derful brand of hockey to finish

“Yj Bowling

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GHAM-PIONSHAP MATG

The Spartans easily defeated the best picked team in P. W. Collelle by the large margin of T31 pins. The 1P. W. C. after losing badly in the first two games did not bowl their best in the last. This Elves the Spartans the championship of the Series. John ‘Squarebriggs rol- led the highest single of 245 pins. While Jewar Glow rolled the high three of 614 plusflfbe Spartans rol- led the highest game of any lu-

Spartans Gordon MacLeod .. 1.27 135 1.17 Welter Goes . . . . .. 142 14-2 239 Jewar Clow . . . . .. 188 231 195 Watson MadEwen . 146 236 116 John Squsrebriggs . 1.59 245 1'31 7G1. 988 B58 2607 P. \V..Cnllegc Alex Mathleson 164 160 84 Woo Owen . . . . . . . .. 105 141) 86 Hazie Wlgmorc 102 80 126 Man. Archibald . 90 96 109 Bruce bindlarcn .. 194 176 174 655 659 572 1876 NOTES

Hazen hugged the big bulls hut- Alex and Gordon are has beans. Archibald sold the game.

Congratulations Spartans. your a well working teem.

REBEKAH LEAGUE

prised the Jolly Jingles when they defeated them by 220 pins. The Whiz: ‘Bonus roiled, some high scores ad ii they keep It up they will have no trouble with this

l know what others may never know

I never can fool myself. and so.

Whatever happens. 1 went to be

self-respecting and conscience-free!

will be present. 3789

lipFather.

Bearcats (iet Five to Three Lacing

termedlste team so far rolling 986 l

dash and the senior mile. losing th

latter when he inadvertently over turned a marking post wlth m; skates.

all of the girl's skating classes. .___..1e>_€_

The Whlzz Bangs somewhlm

an Star as

the A. P. C. League schedule. The game was handled by Frunk Brown of Ilioncton. who received a rather poor reception from the fans. _

d-Ie was booed constantly by the fans and it is not likely that he will appear in New Glasgow again. l-‘if- teen penalties were handed out.‘ all for minor offences. The game was not rough but the way in which Brown sent the players to the pen brought down the wrath of the crowd in no uncertain tone. At times both teams played with four or five men and at the closing stage of the game only three play- ers of both teams were on the ice. New Glasgow bad the better of the territory although the visitors gave a fine brand of hockey all through the battle.

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11KB Ill PM I s!‘ Ds to return champions indicated he found no fluhgtgllflal incl-gage l; 1 est by promise at approximately $75. section. l-l. Stewart rolled the high to IPIorids today with the conlidentrause for viorry in Baha'i: threat bflggbllll men, who pomffifl. glmg will be enacted.

no back in his place with tile Yauk- increase sea when the season opens. ln contrast to the doubtful hend- for the lust five years. shaking of Business Manager Ed Barrow, and the silence of Presid- the home run king would‘ appeal‘ the smlllnrhcre later In the month to discuss lltBPl-llifll 0t all"! 89m!!! 3100-000 A the opinion prevailing that a com

11888118 terms of his new

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-By (ieorge McManus

Causes 7 out of 10 llelaches

fleet headaches some on site:- etese work. Any one of ehweral eye muscles ean esiils sh intense heldadlo. Attack pa.» headache st its source-

HAVI voun eves sxsmmso.

n. J. MABON

OPTOIITIIIQT IQIIQQQIII, P. B. I.

"He is dead whose hand is not opened wide To help the wants of a human

BY coumr- "rt-en's A etc. PARADII- l wouoszw. WHAT rrs ALL-Aeour- THERE-s

YEP- I'M

brother- ' ’ ctAuthr R HT AT ~m p He d0trlilldlel the joy of his lifelong Ho“) °';G|T_ ‘IL doEfN ARApE ° IN AN‘ esewiwr n Isl

who shares his fortunate place with another; And a thousand million lives are is

h Who carries the world in his sympathies." .

"if after kirk you bide e wee. there's some would like t0 speak to ye.