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DELANEY VS. HEENEY

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ELIMINATION BOXING MATCH

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MONCTON. March tetown Victories, last yeui ime intermediate titlc-holdt-i the Lounsbury Millionnir... 'hockey fans thek grtrllivsi 1.114.111!‘ finish of any hm 0y “amp Um m ~ ibrr llil‘ the Abbics wan there. n wen here this your. \\'ll"ll m" 'i j '_ v , . ‘ .

p‘ awznds they hauled w“ l‘) M, Ill tltlmll d 47 shots in 60 minutes. and w the final frame let 1121):!" u '1" secnliurly impossible thrust 111'!‘ netwi ~ ‘ii team u marker. j tlu- '- bell ended lilt- j

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iltvllilfllllfifl to the heavy ice

jdtirtiiui. the t-x-Abbie goalie, to i p ilu- \‘4li'lfl in rubber batids for

.- as he was ‘.'.lll'il lie intercepted flying

Wllllv tlu- bi-tt. the Vics could paste

shortage of cars which weihope the

Central Guardian speedily an possible so that the

HiGHFiELD _ The“ will bu farmers will not be hindered in si-rvicu in the Preuiyvterliin Church the moving away o‘! their surplus lllghfiolti gummy afwmoon a, stock 0f potatoes-Our schools at :1 p. ml. Rev. w. Bruce Muir will North 11nd South Wlnllloe are pr-i- pri-nph, ‘greasing vary favorably under 1h".

Lskilful management of the teach.

CRAPAUI) AND spnmqplgppithe Misses Enmun and Rodd rins- ali/[crning Prayer in Springfield qrflpectlvely-Mr. Edward Blytellloll Sunday at 11.00 and Evening Prayerdjecelrtly sold a splendid pair ~11‘ in Crapnud at 7.00. Sermon sub-Plat eattie—the real beef type-to jcct-—'I'l1e Adventure of Life, Light, lvir. F. P. Turner.——Mr. 16ml source. No service on Wednesday Carter was u recent visitor .0 Ivfllillg IIOXI- IW-heatley River. lfo repomt HXCIEL- , lent roads especially for this time

PRESBYTERJAN SERVwE5-- of the year and with the exception Brookfield. The services in the or a, yew snowman)“, quite passable Bflmkflelfl QOIIZTCEB-LJOU 011 51111438- for cartL-Jfhe trustees (if the M11111 18111. W111 b8 115 TOUOW-‘l’ Smith School intcnd holding a bas- Hartsvillc. l1 a.m.. and Bmokfleldiret meta] and Qflnceft 1n aid .15 '7 p. m. the new school ln' the hall in the incur future.

CLYDE RIVER — On Sunday. March 18th the service in the Pres-i WELFARE LEAGUE - The byterian Church at Clyde Rlvcrrmemlbers of the Community Wu]. will be at 3 p. m.. Sunday School atprare League of Vernon met at the 2p. m. ; ihome of Mrs. Wilfred Furnesrl. i March 7th. ror the purpose oi’ af-

WOOD ISLANDS AND BELFAST fillatlug with the Women's Insti- Rev. Frank Hutchieson will con-flute. This ilengue has been in

. U" '- by "mu" "1 7W1" L’ ‘lin- islanders seclnild trouicnt to \\ . . ' e ' I n .2 t‘ L” ‘Z Cliai-iottiit-iii-itt rill i ‘ “tn-i; in the 111's‘ 9W9 fmm“ gililldfabyaulifcai'ciilrliilgiogf1112331125113:(tlfirlzgivlrhlclrtlgi: gazleillltvgeglefiilusi ._- 531ml“ ' , m“ fmfif," L," m‘ “l1 ‘we “fslmch h°“'°v?"_- i” Wood Islands East Hall at. 3 p. mflbeon done towards improving con- j.'- "l" . ‘l Merrtht 1:11.11‘. 1m of ‘no 1111114101! will! 0f "l" Mllhlm’ The Young Peoples Society will take ditions in the district purtculzirlv 5.’ t"r","'," ' N’ ‘Hid ‘ " ' " """"- ‘WU bllzzed mmmd m“ "d charge of the service at. Bqlfasit atitho i-kihool and llall, when» they .1 cnotl ‘flilllrlilithfisllllili! l I l q .ili(l irlutc cage like bees, they could 7 p_ m_ have spam upwards of seven hum i‘ -I V‘ n “mLlmfu. “Hf ["1 U " 11"‘ llmlcmr" Mmmm- i ---_ drad dollars. Owing to illness the i.- v“ ""1 "itlllesi “m” '*‘*“‘*“ "P" Ill 11w lal-l 001ml the Iwllllfibulv TYNE varusv AND 1.01 14- SllpQfvlilor was unoblo in be -! 99w" m“ the“ "mm" ‘“"‘k"" ‘h ‘"11"! ""41 11"‘ m9" ""0 u"? bilmb; The services in the Tyne Valleylpresen-i. The President of the Se“ L?“ Such a “NW” "' ,‘_'"l“v"“" m. ti-irty with the result that when and [at 14 congregation on Sunday League. Jvirs. Jaa. MacCoimick. nil- »; m“ -=‘“ M“ m“ ‘m “’ ““"‘ “'- "tlllilulu secured a loose rubber 11.1» March 1am will be as follows: Vic- dressed the meeting and after mu-

Tiio ‘Jillionaires, our cont tiuuu. entered the battle. LOT!‘ hum‘, iilLl'l'

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10-000» ooeoao-owaooowao-QOO-

nir .1 in the light oncc more, but try us they might. Morgan could

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‘hu bitu- linmhe had no one to beat ‘.l'l(‘IlLl uf him but Wilson. He. drove '1 01ml. hi. "Kaiser" but Wilson 1118116 R. Lindsay will conduct. the services. placn as fOl1OWfl!—<P|BBldGDl'-—MTS.

[evening services.

not. br- bctricn. r ~ 9 THE TEAMS ' _ z Victorian Millionaires ‘and remove the cause. Arid- z Q03} ' A ' "My of the stomach, filuiggisl-I x i/iorgnn . . . . . . . . . . Wilson ‘Ivor. Clo. You will su/enr by e 9m"! . . (‘alnlpbeli .. . . . . . .. White A t“ '1'“ 7°“ W’ m“! H‘ Mr-Unnzild . . . . . . . . . .. P. McArthur ' l Centre n, L. A. Douccti. . . . . . . . . . .. M. Robideuu '_ _ Forwards Nicholson .. H. McArthur Queen St‘ F. Doucett .. .. F. Rl0bldeau' n“. AL; . . . . . . . . . . ... DlCklO usst7?§'§§m”ms' Gillls ............. .. Mclliohael.

wria West. ll a. m. Tyne Valley 3 cludlng the business nit the Len- p. m. and Lot l4 at '1 p. m. Rev. W.‘ euo, the election oi‘ officers look

.,- ‘ 1 141""; “aw- Smmhflmg the Sh“. i Jus. MacCormick: Vice President rt " |,....._ _.,.,.,..h..,,, f... u... l»: lllllllle. only w have fiwrlln N o n r H RIVER FARM —Mm. A. Sullivan; Secretary- lljlg “N, Wmhme Ammunh . WPPI) Ill 1011"» the fllblifl‘ "W! m‘? CHANGEBHANDS — Alex. Latl- Treasurer-Jillian Gladys Taylor; '1, m“ m‘ m“ headache“ om“ z llllalmigliagggsgliglgexiimfie d" ,ner. Bangor,_purchased the farm Dl1'8cl0rs—-M1f8. . A. Jenkins. " ' - " ‘ _ ' of Garfield Warren and intentis Mrs. W. Fumes and Mrtt. I).

(nu-v .1. much misery as u z ur L\\'IC(‘ hut both plays were mgy|ng m about 1g]. o; May’ Fraser; Audmn-smygnfl A_ gm].

bani dt-kncss. Here's n way 4 "gnu!" back because or °fl5ldes' mond and Mrs. J. Sullivan. Much

m w m] o, "mm and "my o Fwlllilli: desperately. the local boys ORWELL-VEBNON snnvicns- credit is due the President. MH-

llie Take i v ‘ ‘l Ah“ BI-“gaszgflmclgligteld 122d Services in the United Churches of Jas. MaeCcrmick through whose

' ' l Wllllfllll 0 ll e l3 Orwell and Vernon for Bundaynunilrlng efforts the Welfare Len-

) , z \='\ll‘ "ll" "l" "W811 f0!‘ the "B"!!! March 18th will be as follows: gue prospered and we feel euro

GRAI L Z "lllv- Tllls scmr nut the Mllllvn- Cherry Valley, 10:40 a. m. st. An- that. under her direction the Wo-

drews. Orwell, 2.30 p. m. Orwell men's inotitutq will also pIOVn a j-Iead. '1 p. m. Rev. A. A. MacLeod success. Mr. Shaw. Super- wlll preach at all the services. visor of City Schools has kindly ' consentetl to glvc a talk along , MARSHFIELD - DUNBTAFF-‘educaiional linen on Tuesday cv- NAGE. PLEASANT GROVE AND ening. March 20th., in Vernon llall. YORK _ Ber-Vinny wm be mm InAAs Mr. Shaw's ability as a speaker-

lthu United Churches next Sundayiis well known. further comment. is

as follows:~—Martihfield~l)unstafl- unnecessary. There will also be a nage, ll n. m.; Pleasant (lrovc, short 1110RPM‘!-

2..'l0 p.m.; York, 7 p. m. In cou- —-—- notation with the Maritime 0.0.1. FAREWELL BANQUET T0 DR-

T. Week. the Canadian Girls

wmatoe mores + Our aner- try of the Unlike gotic butcher and produce is now doing a rushing business in a caries of

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“HAWK OF THE HILLS"

.-_ "RACING MAD" Comedy

A stirring romance of the circus with the screen's QTQIUCSL cowboy star! Bringing to you new riding tricks and a sweet circus

romance laid in the gorgeous West!

Ken Maynard Heads Capitol Bill With His Finest Film _ In;

LECTURE

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WESTERN STAR SCORES |N_ lug our own individuality. STANT HIT IN “THE WAGON SHOW" — NOVEL WESTERN STORY WITH CIRCUS BACK- GROUND.

WHAT TO READ.

What. Hllfillltl we read? Advice in reading used to be :1 great deal

i --. 1m» u. till’ it l‘ "The Wagon Show." Ken May- hylqlii “it; iligilsmn‘:

mrdls “m” ‘°“‘“"’_ gun“ of reading is largely, a mutt-r.‘ Charles R‘ R088“ Balm d“ at ‘inept tiersonul preference. and it ll» zlagltzlchTgggrgsg Sgxisgniyaanove] atlvlsablc to follow our own ineliu‘

type western awry It 1S a combirh atiiinil. Perhaps we should stun . ' here; yet them is so much “'0 ‘anon o! two subjects cleverly men‘ (light not in read that further

ded/ to make one of the fastest and most thrilling pictures this popular‘ western star has appeared in to date. . _ The story deals with a small one ring circus traveling through Mon- tana. during the early days of‘. the west. The circus itself is natural “d “mains a“ the trappings and thou h we gainer is this: tile, refll stunts that g0 ‘vim u’ feature of secregt. Lis to know well what. W-i this type‘ The western locale 9mg“ read, so that. in ruse 0f need. we u’ background that is both Plum’ can put it to use. Lord Bulfotilz esque and unique. The combination __ offers Maynard ample opportuuityl to display his daring and skiilfuli

thought seems not inadvisable. There is an ant-lent. Proverb: ;"Bevvaro of the mun oi’ one book." The man of one hon-k. wise-y chosen, and he knows ll. iii duirgerous in xirgumcnt. "Read llcmer once and You can rend no mole." has also been written. Tue

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comm-sooner» ea PRINQE ED WA RD MONDAY+TUESAY, MAR. 19-20

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srncuinrins nnrwnnu ACTS Seals now on Silent 9.30. Prices-Mobile, 75c.

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in his Rectoriul address “Pleasures of Reading" at Si. Aminews Uni- votrslty, 11087)) refuted the sup- posed wisdom of the Proverb. “A llillo learning is dangerous," and rightly so. for surely’, silrlrly. I1 little learning is less dangerous than none ill. all. Again u modi- cum of knowledge. ivell-mustered." is in all prohirhlliiy better than a large superficial knowledge. in the selection of reading Emerson offers three practical suggestions!

lirst: “Never rend u hook lhul is um a your old."

Eaeter Monday Play

Promising ' ' Production Which ' Should be omuy Enjoyed

The St. Charles Auxiliary or the Charlottetown Hospital have secur- ed the services of Miss Barbara, McNeil, the wonderful eloctttignjs; 11nd V00l1115l. to direct their annual Easter Monlday dramatic perform.

Second: “Never road any but ‘ranmi, hfioksy ance. Miss McNeil has secured a ‘fhirti: “Never rend zinylhini: ma] plny‘ u‘ comedy ‘ml-mill “fill!

splendid dramatic situations and a wholesome amount of fun and i5 busily training the caste who com. prise the best of Chnrlottciownn.

but what you like." Shakespeare tun has written: "No profit goes where is no plena-

ure taken. v “In brief, Sir. study what you moat dyamuuc mlem with “me "cw 11d- apfm“. ditions who will create a. most fnv.

orable impression on the patrons in this their premier dramatic up. pearancc. Miss McNeill is taking the leading rolc which assures, in itself, a wonderful rendition of this hell" filiPPlng role where love and vengence clash, but to whom in the end comes happiness in her hearts desire.

so it would seem ii is ndvistrhio lo follow our own incllnzillorm cour- ageously. it is sometimes well. however, in rcnd a hook that. has no attraction for llll. lt. may tare» att» uh illHiTPE-‘il win-re one did not exist. Taste in iiicinture, us in nrt or tinylhing clue, can be culti- vuletl, Again. there are hooks which we cannot. well afford to ig-

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.,Therc is displayed in the window of Batman's Ltd. n wonderful solid walnut chest lined with red cedar four feet. long, 2'7 inches wide and deep supported on legs making it table 111811. find n. charming addi. tion to the furnishing of any 110mg “s we" "S 196ml! n splendid and necessary utility. This is the Hope Chest which is being iotteried for the Charlottetown Hospital and what does this Hope Chest Con. tain? The ladies of St. Charles Allxlllflfy 8nd their friends have vied with each other in donating beautiful and useful gifts of house. hold necessities inithe line of table "Ylells- bod linens. embroidered pieces of a bewildering beauty and diversity, silken lingerie and femin- nc accessories to gladen the heart ' of the most beauty-seeking, n down 199d Pufi- silken and embroidered- wilnlffllancs. iwool blankets, bou- dou‘ cushions, marvelous pieced quilt and even a lovely hooked mnt " of all Island wool and design for mllndy to step on by her dresser. a Fllmolfltlon prize of $10.00 in gold '5 Y" be Elven to the second lucky

nore, surh as, blnglish and other Classics. Sumo one has lllildi "Winn, is “cw is not. true, and what is true is not now." Allow- ing dun (llscnunl for u. fine phrase. that is n good statement of the (30510. A classic is anything that that. lllSlS. “'0 may not like lt at first. hut the more familiar we bo- come. with it. the more it DLPGHQS us. _ iu reading u (ilnsslc. let 41c- tails stand over until ihc second reading. forgot the notes and enter into the enioynlenl of the message. for the writer appeals it) more thuu intern intellect. 0n the new 0nd reading‘ turn in notes and (lic- tlonury and find thc hidden freon- urcs. 0t lmokn of today, good. had and iutiifferoilt. wu are ro- inlutlt-tl that we are authors‘. of our own choice, With regard to the necessity of reading along lines boating directly or lntilretitly on title's voteuiiiln is. today. too ap~ parent to call fcr comment.

As newspnptirs necessarily lake up our time, they (no should be considered. ' There is much t0 no said for and against the rezitling of newspapers. First of all. an c|ll~

horsemanship. Tarzan, the wonder horse. comes in for his share of the glory when he enacts a typical hero's stunt quelling a. riot by the simple use of a little strategy. If this horse doesn't think for himself he cer- tainly has a clever gag man.

“The Wagon Show" is really on authentic story of the circus. May- nard, who was the featured stunt and trick rider with several of the big tent shows of the country, knows the circus and its people and he has injected that note of authority into the picture iself.

The balance of the cast includes Marion Douglas, who has the load- ing feminine role. Maurine Costello. Paul Weigell, and tieorgt: Levis.

For entertainment, plus that which combines a highly diamalic plot. with more thrills and daredev- il atunts than the ordinary winked into it. you'll enjoy Show."

the Hills" and “Racing Mad" c. rip- roaring comedy give the finishing touches to an exceptionally fine week end bill.

auspices of the Berean Class of the Sunday School, and the rcpast was amply provided by the ladies of the church. R. Bollows, as President of the class. was master of ceremon- ies, andRev. H. T. Wright, pastor of the church, was tonstmaster. A number of toasts were proposed and answered by prominent citizens of the village. All attested to the affection Dr. Bidey had. rightfully won in the people of the village. After the toasts and a “sing song." the guests listened 0o several ad- dresses, all urging the necessity of organization of the men for com- munity betterment. Dr. Bidey, in one of his most stirring addresses, emphasized the importance of such an organization. and suggested that this would be a. most fitting climax to the special efforts that have been put forth- here recently. He was fol- lowed _by Rev. H. T. Wright, Prof. H. V. Corkum. Dr. R. L. Blacadar. and others, all of whom echoed his message. The meeting passed a mo- tion authorising Mr. Wright to name a~ committee of five to con- sider plans of u: animation. This

"'1 he WaQOnI

The eighth chapter of "Hawk of‘

L 0 C tons task is not an enviable one. ' ' ' lle muat enjoy more than a super- ficial kuowled e of all sub ecisl,—»

‘ L55‘ “mm O“ ‘he L‘ 0' C" Alleys Religion, Sch-hie, MnlhcmntLcs. Eu- anomci good game was toned who" gineorlng. Agrlruiiurrl indeed ev- me 513"“ moi’ and ‘defeated me ery subject of interest to rcutlerz. 35171-51675 b-V “- margin of 1901m1s~ ‘of Lilli paper,‘ Wlllfill include-s praw- The game was exciting Arom 5m“ lltttflly every iltlllll. within the ‘m finish and 59m‘? Slideudld smrcs hounds 0t‘ the paper's circulation. were made by both teams, the n- un 0...,“ h‘, pawL ;m.j(,“g,.r1\ i“. Ramblers ‘Quad “Md but‘ luck w“ the l‘t'.fllll*l".‘i pen grasped to‘ do against them. while the Spuds roil- bank, vmh Mm Th, law m- SHIP 9d the" “$1131 3°04 gfl-mc- lmd "me ply and demand anusi. lm u hogcv W9 m‘? ‘Vulncr-‘i- i.o him. l7sunlly. ho In u ver" In 1115i’ 111811175 game w- Buflw good fellow, and must fool sore had m8h Single “"9" of 38‘ 11150 heart: when he releases details of 111211 W181 0f 713 llillfi- affairs; itssumml. but not rightful- Following are the scores: h. our,” ranging from Deny “amp dal to RFHGOIIH? murders. Yew

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immbkmi |liisl slumber must be tiftcu iro . ‘W- Mfinollflld ~ 195 193 147-lcd. Tile sensational grasps our w- 311"“! 1- 199 238 Zallattentltin and. loo eagerly. we d"- C- McDmlald ~ 130.132 127.vour that. which dcfilcs our nat- P- PTlmW - 1G0 133 192 ure. That things so unenlighten- -—_~i‘~ - l l - - -- 132 149 153 ing claim our attention is keenly T°ll11~3535~ regretted. it is to be hoped tliil the tiny in not far (listani. when 5111151" things unclean, will E- 3051" - - < » - - < ~ - - 1- 159 149 239 out. of our papers. and confined tn G- McMahon - ~- 157 201 135 lilo cloned walls of u courlrooni. _C- Dino" - 227 359 zogilllfirn i0 be dealt with and scaled. '3- GYQEOYY - - ~ - ' ~ - -- 122 132 133 Willie we go our way, knowing full Rev. P. McMahon 212 165i 277 well that jusiilcn luau triumphed. A T0lll1—2325- Shall we hr} less happy for want m"

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‘ Next game takes place Monday night at 8 o'clock sharp when the Stars roll the Ramblers and a great game is expected.

details of these criminal affairs; On the tnhcr timid. when we crzui alder how much rt-uliy good liitlr: uture. we me beholden to the duilv 311d Wefikly iT-‘osu for. how indis- pensable is its function as purvey-

{a LETTER OF CONDOLENCE

‘To Mrs. Peter A. Burke,

_ hrltlim that hringn so many across Dear Friend.» W0 tho membcrri

the Hull’ nf iilnnrunteo.

ui‘ the Alina Women's institute. thought we gather is ihiil: 'l‘ha: ‘wish to express our heartfelt. our papers uro to he used. not. sympathy to you in the loss you minim-tr H Li] abuse to Bflllllfilliq-

have recently been called upon t0 bear in the sudden death of your idearly beloved father. Words can- lnot express our sincere sympathy for you in your sorrow. tiiignod on behalf oif the members of the Alma Women's Institute. ----<e->-—-

long hours over tihronltzlcs of zin- llrflvlty when the papers afford our attention so much more 1m. portaul. and immediately inter-gm. Int: news. We are i0 read tho lmlmml Al’ W" llrc to share in tho life of our time. Just a hint on mmlmll Damr9“"ml1|0§' the m 0r

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m" EXBCIIUOIIH. uli the tariman: fi-trtd m“ Pmllmllli" "My. nml dwcll with ‘the lmmiiniit- newu. lf we up an. we shall not. ofiond ihn pumighnre 11ml your reward will b0 that ni’ Katherine precious‘ hours for more "“'""‘"ll\i! reading. ' ~ '

Modern Etiquette

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party. Tickets are being sold for this wonderful gift. at the most reason- able Driccs. v No ticket costs more than twenty-five cents and range‘ downward to one cent. Think of it, 0Vcr_ two hundred dollars value in 11111115119125. exclusive of the Chest Which 1s valued at another half hundred, to go to some/lucky indi- vidual for anywhere from 1 cent to 25 cents. The ladies of the Auxiliary a“ 5311118 the tickets which may also be obtained at Holmanflv, Ltd.. Charlottetown. and at. J. P. Mc- Cioskcy B. Pure Food Store, Queen Street. also at the City Hospital.

nears IIOPING You Gm Tm; norm: cunsr ._