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HOCKEY — Crystals vs. Abbies Also Intermediate 2nd Abbies and

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extended until the ive. Fishermen ingly. .

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l-‘ISHERMEN

received by the

26th instant inclus- be guided accord-

T. GALLANT,

GREAT RABINI: u THE vlclullllvull sulnvlv

'Saturday’s Races Wer the Most Exciting

Pulled Off This

casional Snow Flurries Making it a Little Uncomfortable Six Glasses o

The Program.

Winter in Spite of Oc-

r above mentioned line-ups will come out the victors

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Double I-Itzh-der Wed-

No little interest it attached to the newly Hockey League, which will play off with the NBW Brunswick ——Nova Scotia ions for the Maritime ‘Intermediate titles, home and home games.

will get away to a good start in the form of a double header, the Abhies playing Prince of Wales and Victori-as the R. C. N. V. R‘.

gue. the Saint Dunstaus up the fifth.

I i ' where. . . Quotations _ with the laziness and indium: of 29mm‘ ' " ' ‘ the people. dooidod 1° 11 '1" HOCKEY -Crystals vs Abbies “mull-flax, Feb. 12.-~Quotatlons new laws and customs intowtiltl; Tues“, night Aim intermediate furnished by Johnston and Wei-d, country for its betterment- n d 311mg bsiween 2M Abbi" and Members of the Mon-treal stock this end in view he trove e ~ prince o; waiem Pi“ up“! Mon Exchange: v tbroliiil B“ we ihenjkmiwn C92“; day dnornin! at 9 o'clock. M1,... -Kflfl_"l1nd -s'i‘ex; REy. 246 trials. studying theil 80119111111 11 3369i Mo treai to: xc ange an - manners, - ~——-— ‘ Allitibi n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Returning home he began his re- DuREf-EPTIION- Mrs. Ray A. Mc- lll '1‘ tlon. .. 113% form. To abolish ambition he per- na diwil receive at her home iilloulsariin-Sfllwi? . . . . .. . o4 shaded the landowners to slvo up 191 Wovmopth Street on Tuesday buureniido Pulp ". . an! rights ti»! llfilrlrllifigi tiiilgs p13 p111: ““°'“°""-‘”“"- 15"‘ "m" 3 i° 1* . p , v e_ equa y a. n - glllgtriilrridlllirgxfziies ,. . 69% To rid the country of avarice he T HOCKEY — Clyflilllfi vs. Abbiel-l" S nl-lh River . . 100 abolished gold and silver and made 11°54"? nigili- M5‘? ‘lmermediaie Siidnlsh dtiver Pfd 114 iron the medium of exchangfi- T0 gaiim’ iflwei“ 2"“ Abbi“ “mi ~ "' ” . ,, _ . wows-g llo-om - 63v- Mwv ‘"1*=""1""““°°- 1° ‘"““““" .l§.“‘i§.‘.’.....r“f$o‘Ii§§.ci3’°"“ “°“ Asbestos Coln. lNelv . 23 7 fliled-3210bllloflistwliicigmzflléfitgnzfié ' 3865i steel Co. Can. Co. .. 12 o w t e ‘K198 e5 5 1 ' sboefos Pfd. New .. 85 which all, great and small. were EAST ROYALTY Lame A ii_ ti“ romp n .1 . . . . . . . .. o _ _ oc a n ‘sartz Hall Tuesday 5., Lawrence Flour .. athletics and taught thorn to 1111- 15th. Best city talent also Walter illlwinigau. . . . . . . . . . .. - 8B1‘ accurately 31111 ilui-mllnY- The Bu-rdett, the grant Scottish come- ‘an. lsteanlshlp Pfd, result of his energies was fl 111W‘ dian. Ladies with baskets free. lominion Bridge . . . . . . . . .. lnce. transformed from one of ill- Coffee served. Proceeds for 0r- i" wheut-wflgy, 133%; July,136%; dollfince tot a nation great in phanage. 386721421 (_ i, 1%., i ac evemerl s. iumncriczsn Exchanges closed. In the consideration of religion m! DEATH 9F IQLANDER — W014 . .__l___-¢-o>————— ia. factor to influence nationality, has been received that Reginald “Ycharacter | Father Cloran related how Chrls- Donnelly son of Mr. and Mrs. Mich- g tianlty transformed the Barbarians aeilDo£ell1y',S$lom-{nerv}ll‘l]c.tillfld 1193' ‘7 "'-"‘ . into God|~fenring notions and res- BB l1 y ll Hvll- l‘ Bl‘ 111"" l (Continued from nose l) cued the dissolute Roman Emrplre 11111111118 =1" lfifkilllf- 1411- 1711111181111‘ ii~ from a, slate of decay. was ‘or Salim '- ma emp eyed at t e would do his best to bring home i0 He next described the character. P. E. I. hgg Cooperative on Wey- ‘Kilo 111141911416 the ifiueilcii‘ "auto" isiics good and bad oi‘ the Scotch. mouth Si" billy has 1111011111111" 1111 1-‘ 111'“ e“ Irish. English, French and Ger- ‘lid 11111511911 1° imlwes“ “PM S“ mans. showing how each ofthese CALEQREMFP?“ igginsigliserenz? . ' - . 2 ~ t t 9" . '_‘ ' ' hearem that m“ (time “o o people images“ "M"; mum” m loll out twice lust night: the first

little lmy nuiiuu, bllt us ull unpre-

their own particular nationality.

time about 7.40 to a fire at the

this winter. There

Class B. Pace was the first event. Tramp Across and Mar- garet Grattan being competitors. The first heat was a close race. Tramp Across winning by two feet in what must have been fast time. In the second heat Tramp Across made a break and Margaret Grnt tan was the winner. In the third heat both horses raced neck and

MEETING OF VtETERANS-Jfhe

Tile weather was not all it might neck for three parts of the way ltlililvo beenflolr Saturday afternoon. then Margaret Grattan made a

e 311°“ 1111191"! lllfliiilli; it a little wobble and Tramp Across shot in uncomfortable, but a large number the lead winning easily. 0i People were down on Victoria owned and was driven by James Pork Speedway to watch the most Arbing and is without doubt a real exciting series of Matinee Races fast pacer. pulled off were no less than six classes and er] to be one of iiie be“ Tacos oi; Hourly ull of them were arranged the afternoon, but Mary Pickford so us to make good racing.

He is

Clues A. Trot. This was expect-

proved to have too much class for Contain H. and Baby Todd. Mary winning the first two heats quite handily, in fact having u couple of lengths to spare. the race being between Baby Todd alld Captain H. Mary being eliminated be- cause of having won two heats, Captain H. and Baby Todd raced off, the Captain winning] Mary Pickford is owned and was driven by George Abbott of Union Road. Class A. Pace. This brought to-

judiced speaker on nationality speaking to um Opfifhlliilllifli aud- ience. There are many things which cause difference in nationality, but lilo four great causes are, climate and location, law-s and customs, history, and. relilliflll-

As a proof that climate atrd loca-

rllce, Father Cloran took as ex

111119195 1W0 TM"- °n° °t which’ must love it and to love it we must U19 Eflkimofl 1111mm‘ 1m 1°“ bmmd know it. All Canadians we should 110111111?» W119"! 511°" “M11113” "m1 know tho history of our country very little sunshine is experienced. mid the deeds 0i iii, gieai mem

The other race, the Italian. live in

'11 (‘W110 01 111mm" 5mm‘! beam?" Father Clot-an. read an extract from where sunshine prevails and sllow- a speech iieiiveied in No“ scoiia ed how those soolllo llvlns in M- by Sir Wilfred lLaurier in which -_nlly different climates possess din- he marked Gui ii“, way i0 “mom. plishillg u united Canada.

metrically opposite characters. As n. proof that history pluys a

Pill‘?- ill 011111116181‘- ile 9119-11 1"‘ m4‘ all on his nlost interesting and ill- muplcs the ncgo moo hull lilo Irish foriimiivi, “(mi-ass was moved by 1110i; 111111 Till-Vi‘ "Vmilllilfl 91' hQW Mr. Justice Arsenzlult, seconded by their history ilnvc bearing ill their no“. 1);; w_ _]_ p, high/Hun“ mid . supported by Dr. James McGuigan i till; Yefillrd i0 luwfl and customs. was unanimously carried and tond- ldlttliel- Cloruu suld that the best arm] the Reverend speaker by me W130i “no in the dlllliory of Sparta. chairman. After which the event . the character oi’ whose People was was closed by ille rendering of the ontirclylrnu-sformod through the. cf- National Anfllenm

character. l

mode an eloquent appeal to his hearers in behalf of "Canada, the people of which have it in their power of making it the greatest notion unltlor the slm- Here in Can- ada. he said, we have tlle best ele- ments of all these nations which lion influence the character of u. are iiie ieaiiers of iiie Worm’

In concluding Father tCloran

To make the collntry great we

Alt the conclusion of his address

A vote oi’ thanks to Father Clor-

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Prince Grocery on the corner oi’ Prince and Water Sta. There was consideralble damage by smoke and water. The second call was at mid- night to Proud and Moresides Gar- age. There was a slight blaze, the damage being of smull consequence

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Mrs. Duncan M Darrel-ll was held yesterday after- noon froul her unto residence ut Marshiield to York Cemetery. Rev. Mr. Boothroyd officiated assisted by Cliev. Ml". Spencer. The pallbear- ers were: ltltlgur Hearts, Peter Ste- wart, Walluce Wood, Tuper Fergus- on, lionry Boswell cull John it‘. For- gusml.

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PREMISES ENTERED - T119 premises of lilt) Swift Canadian Cu.. Water Street were broken into some tl-luc during Friday lligilt and u quantity of bacon and pork loin carried off. Entrance was effecte by smashing one of the large panes of glass in the window. A number of tins oi‘ lard were just inside and these were mowed to one side t0 allow the intruder to obtain admit- fancei ‘The police were notified Saturday morning when the break was discovered and they are now at work on the case. 1t is thought the act was committed single hand- ed-a lone burgular—aull that he will soon be rounded up.

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REV. NEIL HERMAN RETURNS Word has been received from Rev.

llo

adjourned uleoting of the African War Ve

LEAVE

gun all morning for Prisoners Dennis Peters

evening. to couvalesce Miss Fllirclougilr of

Prowse Iiroer. on n, huyng trip to Detroit. Mont- real, Toronto, and other Canudiflll cities.

cCoubrey. PERSONALS

lMr. ‘W. T. Wellncr was a passen- ger on the Borden train Saturday 8V

oniug.

Mr. Fred Reunion, city, student. nt St. Francis Xavier Coileze. Alli" Saturday‘. from hls|

onish. arrived home

(zcllt illness.

the ally to tvear the dress goo left

do departluent

Mr. Ivan Horne, who has been confined to ills Ihonlo fOIY-lillfl past eight weeks. proved and it is soon he about again as usual.

is considerably i

The many friends of Mr. Michael McKenrney will regret that yesterday wdiile leaving the James Clinton fell on the slippery side, walk. breaking his ‘hip.

L0

me of his niece, Mrs

South lentils takes lllooo this evening in the G. W. V. A. Rooms at 8 o'clock. FOR DOROHESTER PENITENTIARY — Sheriff Dou- d Bailiff Bradley leave this i

Dorchester with tho. and Louis‘

ladies lead, maintaining it right to the and Miss Garrick-wire, although lgo came very fast

"this morning feat.

to be hoped will learn

He was

gather Major S. and Colorado Mac two very evenly matched pacers. Tile first heat they stuck together until twenty feet from the wire when the Colorado horse put on a little extra rush and won by half a neck. The second heat when about two thirds of the way down hoih horses on even terms, Color- ado Mac made a break and Major S. got the heat. The third heat was ll repetition of the second ex- cept that Colorado made his woh-

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nesday Night —-Fin- al Game in Provinc- ial League Tomor- row Night.

formed Intermediate the winners of

chamD-

On Wednesday night the league

There are five teams in the lea- making

Jnterest is at fever heat and e990- ulation is ripe as to which of the

and incidentally earn the right to cross sticks with the N. 13., N. S., Champions.

As great material make up the rank and file of all live teams, the fans therefore ‘may expect close and spiritual hockey throughout.

GAM E TOMORROW NIGHT

The long awaited and much talk- ed off final hockey fixture between the Abegweits and Summerside ' Crystals takes place tomorrow ev- ening at the Arena.

‘brated, not but with the 'mer_lt of a

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The Western puck chasers are yet determined to remain in the running for Provincial honors and are therefore lining up the strong- est team possible tomorrow even- n

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1t is understood that a special train carrying rooters and players will arrive about 6.80 tomorrow evening.

Abbies and Crystals In Final Game of Island i Series

Tomorrow night the Crystals of Sunlmerslde will play the Abeg- weits here in the final game of the Island series. This game should have been played before, but the

bic just a short distance from the wire when both horses'were nose ‘and nose. They are about as even- ly matched as can be found.

Clues D. Trot. This was proh- ably the beet race of the afternoon Ithe three horses putting up a great exhibition of trotting. In tile first heat Tile Banker lead un- til half way down when he made a break, then Silk Worthy took the

of and only missed by a couple of The second heat was a des- perato contest between Igo and Silk Wortlly. Silk Worthy led ull- tii about ten yards from the wire when- igo came with n great rush and the heat was so close the judges had to call it a dead heat. The third lieat"'via}i"wou by Silk Worthy by inches only. Silk Worthy is owned and was driven by Harold Stead.

Class C. Pace. Three pacers answered the starters bell for this class but York Ola, driven by Arthur Mclnnis, proved too much class for Royal Todd and Johnny Cope. He won the necessary two

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Sunlrlnerside team failed to come

ed not to take the game by de- fault and it will he played as stat- ed.- This eouid prove to ‘be one of the greatest games 0t‘ the year. I‘! the Abegweits Will the game, they will be champions if‘ they lose it will make a tie.

The Sunlmorsids team is coming down by special train with many of their supporters.

Following this game the inter- mediate Abbies and Prince of Wales will play the first of the elimination games in the intermed- iate series.

~ THE MARKETS

MONTREAL. Que, Feb. 13. Extreme dullness marked the ex- port trade in Canadian grain on the Montreal market Saturday, there being practically no demand from any source. The domestic trade was aLso slow but prices were firm.-'I‘he demand for spring and winter

ed at the Arena Rink Saturday morning between the town Business College and the Un- ion Commercial College. B. C. boys came out on the long end of a 8-2 score.

gan, greatly honored the boys by giving an hour of his valued time, to refereeing the game-in his usual efficient manner.

down. The Abegweits have decid- m m

' Our Birthda 7 y But Your

Studebaker’ brateuits 75th

‘yedliesday: 16th.jIt is to ‘

One-Profit achievement.‘

See Special Announcement Tbis Paper February 16th

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YOUNG

College Hockey

A fast game of hockey was play-

Charlotte- Tbe C.

IVlr. Louis Goff, Wodviile Cardi-

Mr. Goff was something of a player in his young- er days. but he is not too old yet, to cross sticks with the worst of

e . . A return game will be played be- tween these teams Tuesday from 4 to 6 p. m. .

CARD OF THANKS

Capt. Emanuel Gallant and fam- ily wishes to thank all their friends and good nelslliwlfl '01’ their kind assistance and whole- hearted sympathy in their recent sad bereavement and wishes to acknowledge with gratitude the foi- iovrlng Mass Cards and Slliflillfll Offerings for the repose of the soul of their dear wife and motile!‘-

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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wood.

Mr. and iMrs. Ernest MoCaroy. lMr. andllilrs. Albert Wilson.

Mr. and Mrs. 1'". J. Casey.

lMr. and Mrs. .1. Austin Trainer.

Death of Rev. Percy

Stickney Grant

(Canadian Frees)

GWEN?!‘ K1800, N. Y., ‘Feb. 181- The Rev. ‘H. It. Percy Stlakney Grant. former rector of the Church of the Ascension, New York City. died today at the northern Welt- chester hospital. He underwent an operation for appendicitis hers Tuesday.