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117C 1C CS1’. CO 1S - '”""'

Apply Sloan's. it draws oongeo- Hlggrztlglllallllls m Sussex f“ m

tion to the surface. Starts blood l on; rmso OFF ovEscoATs

circulating ‘New and thus er "and he v tweed ants Hen

breaks “pa” cold! ‘desiion t’: Cllrdymore. p l

II ‘YOU:

" _ " Alf/Id! in. (‘a/ruin

.,.'Ai|";el1ts Wanted _,

DlHlJCh‘. .sl‘rlliri.v,ciil'.sl colds

m?

cLissiFmb ADVERTISEMENTS, u ,

ltlillplh our Ilnb 1 r any. on per line per lay In a in" 8o we! llu our

my for I clays or over.

Ooult l! wot-do

Male Help Wanted

Arsiiir tonight.

sweaters sic, 'l'5c biifil’,

sweaters. mitts, and shades 25: skein-Prowse Bros.

Arena. tonight. .

Rev. l). M.

on Sabbath, Feb, 25th at 7 p. m.

dorsuu 8r Cull morn.

VFANTED L|vE AeENrs FOR

Watkins 150 products. Direct Money atihome 816.00 to $60.00 _._.__ hand, 1° 139115111391‘- wrllfi The J- R- ‘ D1114! W991")! 1'01‘ Yo"? 591119 11m‘? C°NCERT.—'lli Zion Church The three cianbes for todily will ,a_,tkln; 00., 379 Craig St, West writing showcards for us: _,l\}O_‘[{@ltV11‘vr-ida,y evening at _8 pwni. be u Free-tonsil, with iliree en. fulfill. _- Canvassing. 'Wo instruct an?! 5919mm program of songs. dusts, tries, .1 Class A. troll. with iivc on. 511111117 yon Wit/ll Wofk- W99?" readings and part songs 11y C1111‘ WEB and B- Clnns l>-T¢‘i.'ivl'ith m.» M3 NTQ"WANTED - INKLEK An s ‘Srowcard Service 103 qrgnlg c110“; _1i entries. The first eat culled, w,"

, n in Pen --¢ Follow the dol 113'“, 010- Slilltper week; tb niltm zqfoulrs; something new, - not ‘llliifdld worn out proposit-

four-field!’ untouched;

riamdxqniiecsssory; takes every

by rm; money rolls in; t A fl » C. l l .9“ , . _ ._--. . ' shit" ‘ll.‘°;;ir‘l°'“§“li§2f?.; »&iiri“°»»i“ir»»§?““ "M “i .iE“Z3.'Z$Fi’. PW" ‘m-rlcrirssii- . . ' . - . ' ' ’ ' t l e ’ 38w m, m F0“ Two lilacs. 6411s zstt. Tharllnllnflcnwn ° °

tniu You‘, {the twentieth century never leaks or spills;

dd

' is. pen iio more

tiieiin lbottle; sample penVBOo;

ifproposition is IB-karat mon niand‘; have business of your amf i, 41119119., [nfliggflmiqifllffy to the residence of Miss Cora 31c B?’ ‘back 1! not n» represent“! own: make live dollars up daily ev/(q-Vdflt‘, not s member of tho Sweeney, of ‘Mr. .1. Ellgllr llielnn. a ent‘s profit 200. percent; ex capltal or, experience unnnces- ten-ill . son, son of Hon, '0. M. ilclnnsori

qnsive lcrrlwrv- fiend for anon szlry. Gzirretson, Limited, Brantp ' or specific, ,, , cyJodoélg, lnkless Fountain .r'El ford. Ont. 20-12i LIirERARy SOCIETY , - lt is hardly a mouth since ur, 0011113 31-1!- DBB Mlllllfis- 13- ——-——— ‘ligpoilms DéQuiiicy“ will be tho Melnnsoii was married in “(liilreal Dam‘ M‘ 11249 n 7m 7‘ Miscenaneln“ subject of~an address before the lo -.\liss Ellen McSWeeilny, dauglr r-v" _ "- _____Z___________.. so, 11311105 Litrlrnry Society this for m’ Mrs W- 15- -M'~'S_W1*@ney or 1‘ 01‘ 5M6 JNO. A. McDONALD, LAND sun- evmllilglgy ‘Ruv. w. Orr lliuillgan. Montreal. and niece (ii the into

SA-LE-PURE anE

F0 shire Bull Calf one week‘ old. ' ilfldaon Douglas, B-unbury. .‘ .. . . .. ...1.188-i-21-3i.

Fknlweorl smLE-oNE OF THE

fittest in Kings County

iuiall over 100 acres clear and iof splendid quality, balance nearly

loovsreiiwitil tine. hardwood good poll ts repair illl kinds of-iii, rear-hing 'l‘oriuentine ut 3.15 il~ buildings, sea. manure available. “mtg-lion {Plfl clocks. The W. T.lin., leaving again at 6-20 D- m- ‘Albiy to Mrs. Edith Hyndmnn, Welincr Co, l.tll., Queen St. lnnd niuiviiig ul. Borden inst - soLPetermBay- 11132447101 . 22-3l_lic/urs later. 3-20 il- m- '111~‘1 l“ '1

Col orne Bldg, Torontol , ‘ . 1 .

u-o burp,

exper i .

use for

$

critics; Greatest irilnglnzib

p veyor, Harmony Jot. D AYR-

ESCAPED -—ON-E

(‘rown Point, Reward if calll- _ tured :i‘ive. A. H. lliutcil, MADE RCUND TRIP. 1-1701 tho 150 acres Elirnsciifie. 11816-22-81 first time in several days the cur,

MALE HELP WANTED#MAKE_

zzliitr

1'0, LET-TWO OFFICES Nagtrr

Sitiiationo Vacant sELL HOUSEHOLD NEcEs-

WE HAVE A WORKSHOP EQUIP-

Arcns tonight.

[1 STANLEY AND nulsrlco.

‘l

‘lvoptii Itustigo at 7 p, in. w

person ‘will ic de-

Janxco school room

duy.

Wanted

vJolylAN wrm cmLc- 1y, vEAns

‘ “ ' position as ,h,0\1is§‘}::§{>é\ . ‘ ‘ _, 4am o . .

l‘ waggygratgairttrdiun‘ Office.‘

old B

WAhITED TO RENT—SEVEN f); eight room apartment, good cation for business. For about diiarglmnhlclress AJ. beCoursiere,

iSt.__",'Tite, Champlain

ed- scrap paper ln__car

"WANTED 1'0 _PURCHASE aAL.

chants saving some should make up carlonds between them. iracivb prices offered. Write 'l‘iic

22-3l

BABY CHICKS

l lo-

enrolls for lSilaws

C nt o“ y’ Poultry Course before

212i.

Wrst, '1 orqiim,

lots. Mer-

1\[- iirlilts. — Tile

p, ESCAPED FROM MY RANCH ATitlc Waterford, on February 14th one; Uri). ~ jet black mule ‘fox with white ilflluvecu 3 nu of tinilvmissing. Finder please re~ touuukc

turn to or communicate witliigeagher continues favorable-

FREE-BEST‘ lziylllg strain. Group of l\\'L‘lll,V_l!l(.ll won‘ (7illl(’(l out lust night ill‘ 11W OXPPQPH llmpiiid. To (?\'t‘l')'|12.l5 for u liiilzo in a shed llUlililtp. chit-Iron ruiscr in Ciillilflil »wlio_-iiig to Du Biois liros at the rear l, (Told White's housefl“ Gall-QM?‘ 10th, Particulars on request. ll. ules ‘the P- 3113i“. Pfvfililfnl. 411' Illllnr Stlfiorcc blaze was conrug out of the 22-thtf|r0:lr, Wlii(l(LV__\\'liEll ilic firviiilgii/ur- r~————-———,rivel. A trcui f ut - u. i - COURQE FOR NURSING ATTENfiilellliiltéllysplitq2li.olt“\1fl:](flsllllvglt- ‘R9119??- B “I'll-villi that tho sahcll wu.

Itcld intends a freight trip if

Jobin‘ M, Doucette, “Yuterford, Vdlllordon train ‘soothed »('li-ill‘l'.‘.llK.‘-,|H,g]n_

ZI-ilkitolvn Inst night ut l2 o'clock.

FIR E LAST" NlGHT.—~'l‘lie

Ilsitiof Capt. 'i‘honilis Nizlrcli fire looked.

Juaokinaws, flannel shirts, swsatj me season gm; ngternoon,

ABEGWiE-ITS vs. su-ssEx at the

rttilbfl,‘ IN 75 boxesbali yarn for plendid silmdcs. -200~ lbs iskeiin yarn for sox, nil

22-2l ABEGWEITS VB. SUSSEX at the

» CHURCH or scorLANof Lamont will preach in Peoples lfiiurcli, Chulliott-etoivn,

ONE THIRD OFF OVERCOATS ninckfnaws, flannel shirts. sweat- Ors and ‘heavy tweed pants. lieu:

ABEGWEIT; vs. QUSBEX lit the

Th9 services in the Cavendish con- _. gregritlony-suiialiy, res. 25th, will r béliii ‘Slain-icy at 11 n. in. and in

Hormel tea-m have been forced to malké n lnard and inst r-uls that T10 bc allowed into the ‘mum Iircsslng room during gnomes. This rule igors into effect tonight

The‘ irccting. which starts L-ronilll- 1l7l6r13-1mihflry at 7.30 p. m, is being hold in ISt. ‘ and college BLACK FOX rtuzisuts and a‘i' interested are in» inst soon going in direction of vited.

ferry made the round trip YEW?!" She left Bordon at 9.30 n.

m iliinfhsigllfglklzlflfgolilfigfifiglillZI-HITGQ brothers and lllrev 535W“- lcuving be»; --—'{"'>_'_' d 4 o'clock this llloflliill-Ki

on “inter Street. For a few inin-, iind. as iii

olzltcd from‘

r...

ill lll ilrlll l

“The Charlottetown Drivins Club will hold their first ice races of coni- fnancing m, 2 o'clock sharp. The course has been laid off from near the Hillsboro Bridle “Dilroach t0» wards soinnnnYl-"hall- ‘Pile snee- taltors jcan get 9n- tlle 1"" 11y tilt.‘ approach near Carter's: warehouse. T5,, ppm-IS will be qnnrler niilcs only, {i8 11-1135 beénlmnoisibis to clear much more than lllill. dis tiince. FidieJrrqck- Committee have Rue wonder! llir, well in getting e icg clnare i at all as it ineint i; tremendous amount of labor. It 1s hoped that those who are liot racing ZOIUQXTQW Will keep oif the course between the hunts, as this will prevent, accidents, liud also will keep the truck in good condition for raoinr-i ovor, The members '01.’ the Club who lire pay- ing for the work. are ilniuruily anxious that all who use till.- track contribute. as it will take ii lol of money. to keep -it in condition throughout tho balance of llic win- ter. This fact has ‘been lost sight

3i

track, but never lend n hcipiilg

‘he ilie frcc-for-ali pace which will be run off at 2 o'clock sharp, rm. lowed by the Class A trot and (floss B pace . . . . . . . . . . . _ , _ , _ _ __

i —-:<o->'——‘.

MONCTON, Feb 20-—l'nder 11mg: distressing dud sad clrClllllSlfllu-Qg tlio death occurred yesterday 11mm ing at 8 o'clock at 195 (lneon 8L,

Senator McSweeney. They iverc milking their temporary resilience in Moncton for the winter months‘, intending at n later drile to iiiovo lo Shellac, iwhere Mr. dieizlnson was about .19 establish himself in the Wholesale Fish-Business. Just a week ago. Ml‘- ‘Mclflllsvll was ink-en down with wlnlr event- ually turned out to lbe Pneumonia.

of by a great many who use the.

BOWLING

The second round in tiiebowl- in; Tournament at the Leaslle Alleys started 0n Tuesday night and promises to furnish ‘lively contests throughout, two additional teams have been added, tortlbe list, Qarvcli Bros and tile Railway both having entered the ilist. these are Oxcsptionaily strong require, ‘hard consistent bowling to down them. ‘ i The; schedule ‘is o; follows; Feb. 19—K. O. C. ‘vb All (lomers “ 20—Barbers vs Eskimos _L , ' zlf-invnpfbiep vs L. 0.13:3 “ 22—.Po t Office vs Stars " 23-—Cwijve_ll Bros vs Railway

'“ 26——Bm‘bers W. Invl-ncibics. 11

“ 27——Post Offoce vs All Coin- ors. ' 28—lCarve1l Eskimos March 1-K. of lC, vs. Railway, " 2——'L oi’ C vs ‘Stars. ' 5—Al1i Comers vs Eskimos ,“ (i-dlallway vs Barbers “ ‘l-Surrs vs K of C. S Carveii Bros vs L of (‘. “ El-lnvincinles vs Office “ -l2——Raiiway vs Star's “ 13—1Carveli Bros vs Post Office ‘ lb-lnrvincibies vs Eskimos.

.-

Bros vs.

iirirrsn- rl;orliiir.ill were as follows:

Illld it will 0-

r wick- Albion. not played.

Post 0

council; , 1' Feb. aL-l-{Ahsolilitloiill Ioofflmll iedults of 1mm ‘slowed, in m; United Kingdom yesterday".

English League First Division. cmoiteo, 0, Arsenal. 0.

Aston Villa; 6, Stoke 0. Liverpool, 3, Blackburn Rovers.-

Tcttcnliain Hotspur (l, Bolton Wanderers 1. . _ Burnley 2, Manchester City (l. Notts Forest 3. Cardiff City 2. luiddlesborp 2. Everton 4. Preston North End 1, Hudders- field 0. .1

Oidliam Athletic 0. Suoderland,

(‘Addie

tune , r reason» “Moscow

‘sbériioiri [lnlted .7. Birmingham 1. . Nclvcasble, Unitbd-lvest Brom-

Secohd Division Bury 2, Nolts County 2. Clapton Oriout 3; Crystal Flfé l. Coventry City 2, Bradford City 1. Leads United 0, The Wednesday

Pai- 4

Manchester-United 0, Derby 0. Portvalc ohsmllllftlllplflil 0. Rothcrliani City 1, ldulham 3. South Shields 2, Leicester City 1‘ Btockport 1, Hull (‘ity 1. lWestham 0, Bairnsiey 0.

”‘ lip-K of ‘C vs L oi‘ C

" 10—Baifbers vs AlLComers “ 19——<C‘arvol1 Brcs vs invinc-l

ibfes “ 20—Pcst Office vs K of C i ‘ 2l—L of C vs Eskimos 22——1Ba'rbers vs Stars

“ 23—<Raiiwlsy vs All Comers 20—rPost Office vs l; of C “ 27—Barbers vs K of C

" 28—inv‘l1l(:lblles vs (Stars 29——itn-ilwa.y vs Eskimos " 80—Barveii Bros vs

Corners

April 2~Barbers vs L of G

" 3——£K of lC vs Eskimos 4—1Carvell Bros vs Stars 5—rA.‘.i lComelrs vs Invincible “ li-Post Office vs itziiiivuy il-—Rai.isvay vs luvinciblcs “ 1()—\All Comers vs L oi’ C

“ ill-Barbers vis Pol-it Office 12—-Eskimlos vs ‘Sim-s

“ l3—-K of iC vs flarvsil Ilros llF-‘Esklmvs Vs Post Office “ 17—Ba.-nbers. vs ‘Cuveil Bros Iii-Ail Comers vs iSturs

“ 18-4. of (C v~s ‘Rail-way

“ 11f>—K of IC vs lnviuclblcs.

cURLING,’

Al‘;

M 111-8 Charlottetown Curling Rink Tuesday afternoon and even-

ing, tbs East and West cume to- gether for the third and last time

and while everything that nursing .and medical skill could do was two'done, nothing could (W811-

Besides his widow. he leaves n nlli- sorrowing mother asll lulhei‘ and

the! 1r you want to rplease Your friend Tiielget through talking no that lie can

l Harris fin“ ~

HAWKiNSidn ClliITlOlIClTHYD Fob. 19, In Mr. nnd Airs. John Hawkins,

l

M ARRIR us

Feb. 15. 1923. 1l_.\' ilcv. Bertha Mny \\'i

for the season. the West getting a ,nice victory from the East by the close ni-nrgin of l3 points.

. All matches were closely contest ed, only a good shnt at the last. iciuinging lilo difference ln tiio

' cs a friendly

Wolverhampton 3, Blackpool 4 Thlifld Division, Southern Stallion.‘

Aberdeen 0, Bientford (i.

Brighton and Howe l, Charlton Athletic (l.

Bristol City 1, Exeter City 1 .

Gilii-ngbam 1, Plymouth, A. 0.

Luton Town kneading 2.

‘Miliwali 1, South End United 1.

Northampton, 2, Newportl.

Portsmouth 1, Merthyr Tydvil 1.

Queen's Park Rangers 3, Bristol ‘Rovers 1. '

Swansea Town 3, Norwlck City 1

it

Swinlion Town i. Waiford. SCOTTISH LEAGUE

. First Division.

Aberdeen 0. Partick Thistle 0.

Airdrconians‘ 1, Dundee 1.

Clyde 0, Merilion 0.

Fnlkirk l), Celtic 0.

‘lriibornians 2, Aliou l. ~

Kilnisrnock ti, llzinrilton Acade- iuicals 0. -

Motilerwelll. St, Mirenr 1.

Raith Rovers l, Albion Rovers 1.

‘Rangers 1, Ayr United 0.

'l‘lilrrl Lanark Hearts 1.

"Owing to several of the Rang- crs and Ayr United players taking port in the inter-league match a‘. Newcastle this game ‘was played

$econd Division.

Clyde Bank 3. lluntercline 0. St. Bernardo 1, Queens Park ,0. Armadillo 2, Si. Jolmsiono o, Brnxburn 1. Dumbarton 1. Cowdenbeath 1. East Stirling 0. East Fife 1. Bntiigntn 1 . J‘ 7°11" 3. Stenhouss Muir 2. ~1°11llfil0YlP Aibrnatli 2. lulcbgelly l, Kngis Park 0.

Iscore. sometimes from sure victory -to defelltand again from defeat to victory, amid loud and enthusiastic applause for the performers of the good plays.

in this ‘match the club in ordcrl ,to encourage every one to do his

,best. donated a set of v [stones for the tcani making lliigliest score of the matches.

I This prize was won in good stylelter winning o t b- " lby M. P. Titus, as skilp, A. Scott, _“ l a mummy °f luilite, W. Taylor, first stone and J.|

Qi’. McDonald draw.

cnrllng|t~" "w the

i _‘-\1r- Tillie 51nd 1111s‘ team] chin veriilor the best yet staged in the tourn- _____._ t ‘h piouil of tlieiuwn ast n g ‘tinlflf-lnment. In the ‘first two strings the ~wn_-|_|AMs -- ltpl—ofiriccrgrsllgigfio-Jflllloljs 5119i; _ L- of C. cuuk a. luau or zuo pins u. i(’lil‘i‘;'rll,_uoes. '

l L. or c. Bowling

T111? ‘1111111 grime tlic inst half L. of C. Bowling League was ‘played last night bevween the L. of C. and the Invincibios. the int-,

l9 pins. _ This game was witnessed by a ‘great. number of fans and was one

ice f . . , trnw or a lpietty good start for a pri inward. The m

77*???

Vale of Levon 2, Bo‘nes l. lTom

Next game FEh-r 21st, between lllenillfiil’. 1-819, are amoifii "1 hi. 14.0. (i. and lnvincibics. 1

lJewtraw Lowered

the 2'20

Game ‘ilonig

‘r\'iil.n tile referee drops 11"? Duck M Conn-i- ice tonight, the Hzggest butllc for hockey honors that ivas over fought in Charlottetown will commence. ' Both trams llliVP not tasted do feat this season and the ADGEWQUB not in two seasons. determined to take the first from the cilampions, and the Ab- lilesl are just lis determined that they will leave the ice as victors. Willi this spirit in both teams

Sussex-Abegweit_ . l 011g Thrll] is “l Enough iii ‘Gil v .

Sussex are

fall

surely should prove to be a

game that will

L. of G. Bowling

Eskimos!

McQui-iill

Wynne Doyle

Murray Coylo

Barbers

A. ‘Nldlaskill J Walsh . ‘E.

Dayle

' lMONCTON. Lowering his own world's record from 1846 to 18 i-5 seconds for yards, by Charles Jew trow, of Lake Placid, featured the fjrst dliy of the two days‘ lubllflf.‘ uimtiniv warm-i; mark was. made by Jew in n. race against the former ernatinnal champion

ninnt

Hughes .. W. illnrris

N.

hum

659

13..

Tile isccmi game of the league ‘W18 Dlflyed between the Barbers 111111‘ Efilfllllffi. lilo former ‘winning ll)’ ll IIJBiOYIlY of 315 plus. mnkiili! ll total of 2231i. The highest indi- rldual scorn of ‘Z20 was Ynadc by L. Wynne and J. Hughes.

Tlio line-up i». as follows:

758

Feb.

' Th?‘

keep the specta- tors on their toes all the way and go down in hockey history us the greatest game seen in Charlotte- town to (late. The fans have nobly lived up to the "no smoke" slogan and _it is to be hoped they will once ngnln loavo their smoking until after the Kaine.

' mun and a group of‘ the

1-‘.

846

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2253 ‘he Klllllvtlln and flnnllylt-h

l “"114 logoiher the ma "Tw

21.;

new

'zi clever ruse diverts the pursuer , .-

‘1 rlfféfr at thlvgnte of Pal‘

. 109111": at them. The etfp ' 931d l0 Surpass even tiiefanfl

ilntion

~. .l_ s»

Ono tiirill is usually counted for liie success of the average _ tion picture denture. Theliggv. many in D. W. Griffith's great. l , mntlc epic ‘Orphans of the ‘St an adaptation of'Kate =- - “Thu Two Orphans." and -. "' ‘ under n United Artists Co, tion release now showing at" Prince Edward Theatre and in. oral of these ‘Monte Blue is. hero. This famous actor. par!" nkes Indian and originally alri iii "wild westerns." ion: sinoe, stellar eminence, but MT. GI’! gave him the greatest role of_ cnresr in tho part o! Danton, 19:‘ er of the French Revolutionary rising, _ .1 . -

Early in the story Damon's life is sought by the hired thugs than the Royulists employed to kill; the Rcvoiutionlsls Danton fight! lbc advance guard superbly, ‘I finds refuge in the lodgings of orphan ilcnrlette Girdsrd, who ,b'

f»

elsewhere. Later. Dantonvrepa r1 the favor by pleading roi- ‘, '1 gfris life before the Revolnti nry Tribunal and by rid-lug ' lior reprnve even to the sloop) the guillotine. ,_ ‘

The ride to the rescue is tuated by s battle between

illcrre faction. This is "a

horses belong lo the UiSVQ mQnt cavnlrjv, and the ride l eitiicr active or exnnmy _m

lfflYllrly have [been so photo . that they seem to be nisb -- i" the tbesterspectoqom will? l

Klux Klan ride in “The Bil-t

u Nation." . _, A The abduction scene ,

Yloilo. the duel at iBei-Airft

ventures of the blind Lem

orphan sister. the meeting

sisters at the Tribunal, anfi

piction of the little herol

sh Dlllllts or a great aim-y; ,.