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. addition to baseball. prize tights can be staged in the Summer and iootball in the Fall. Rickard is to be Manage!" and Promoter of a large indoor Sports Arena. in Phila~ deiphia. here he hopes to launch Professional Hockey with National Hockey League franchise and also contemplates extending his indoor sport promoting activities to i)e-

(Clnadlan Press) NEW YORK. Mar. L-Negotia- 4 tions are pending for the purchase by Tex Itickard. New York boxing promoter of 5t per cent_ or the stock in the New York Giants Base- ball Club for "$0.000 according to the Times. Richard failed to .lure Jacob Koppel’ into diaposlni; . . of the New York Yankees for 84.4

You'll . Never F

outdoor sports arena here where in heavyweight battle in 1931-

“_ oi it om In Love wltb two.- mio Street éouioc About

Siiiiui o iiiituis .

PRINCE EDWARD THEATRE‘

000,000 and his otror of 32.000000 troit and Pittsibtarllii. tllie Tiilnea 1g) 4—DAV8--4 . ‘ ibrYn- ital share fn‘"the club also vealed that Rc ar aso pans u

Cliflil?! ll- 366°‘ i685 was turned down. in bidding for erect an Automobile SiwBdWBY °ii sulllalgmregaeway one or the local bail clubs. Rickard Boyle: Thirty Acrvil- Jersey Clll‘ ' la understood to be seeking a great site of the DemPWY Carilellllel’

orget-

Coming to the English throne when the nation was weary of the strict discipline of the Roundhcads, Charles ll. led an extravagant existence scarcely paralleled in British history.

There is scarcely a parallel in smoking history for R EX Cigarettes —ior the delicacy of their flavour and the exceptional quality of the regal Virgin-ta tobacco of which they are made. You'll like themi

Providing the weather conditions would iict g0! “Wife ilie ""95 llelllgl are favorable, the Charlottetown heldoti the Harbor ice. ‘ ‘ Horsemen are going to have the Winter horseracing is taking .i speedway cleared for the aflef. great hold on the public this season; won’; r3cfi1g_ and there is no doubt that before!

‘ii-st game of the northern finals

Halifax Curlers

2'

ldgy tn the presence of sports writ

Harold Radcliffe taking the tall)", \\'tiii the second anti Harold Radcliffe the third. Bartlett scored both goals I'm" Amherst. one in the

i.\'ational Curling Championship by ‘ldeieatinz Sarnia. the Ontario ‘champions here yesterday after-

It is iikcly that lit". will handle tho game. The Victorizis \\"ill lmi

ti acts with players. iRuth signed the contract with his right hand." 1 handle money" with

bition at our showroom, Great George Street. We want you to see them at your earliest opportunity. We will be open every day from eight o'clock in the morning until

'no0n by 13 shots to 9. The after- _ _ _ _ _ m“ Monday "lowing

right o'clock at nitlht, or later if necessary- liiwii’! "WOW marked fllX will! lllallly llgllli llaml‘ and lllayygldll" “ml llllllollll llllllloll lllld almlllel lll llle wlll play the Rnwrs stwcti games for the champions, iii)‘ lell- Babe cillllme“ e - _ » lliiril» _ night Tm,- pricgg are mugh lnwgr ma" lug yea- ang many [he only defeat may Susanne‘; be.‘ Both Jacob Ruppcrt. Quilt-r iii "Amherst ciidcartiiired to tie the -

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sales have already been made. In order" to asaureyou were lll ll

ing inflicted by the Saint John rink. tho Yanks and Ruiii that you will get your car delivered just when you want it,

Halifax took the lead in the bon- happy mood. "Fm tickled to death

st-urc iiiitl litesc-igcti the Sussex nets for minutes iii ii stretch only to

’ i‘ ;tiotir they were taken into the . __ . only l" lllllle, Fllllllw will“ ll“? Ob‘: U ‘t d

i w B 1mm; mom of [he Club house wherel Mass... Martr-lh 4.;‘:il"i)i: stacle iti their lizifli. The little .\iii- m e '. T . they were presented with Iollllel-vel‘ ' “llllllg lll e cl llélsl lwllll" “'35 "ll ll" -l°l' 9°11‘ J. \\'oii.~:t<-i~ . . . . . . .. 3i.» it ~ Traveler has a good word for the stsntly but Amb t i"s i i ’l OHARLOTTEOTWN P E l’ ll-l-anisome anger MacDonald Ell" youthfullathletes of Canada giV-"eriiblo chances Tllllretl-"tbinlll tlllnllllllll‘ A “ueslls -'. - ' - ' d em lematic of the Con? . . ‘ - 95 ll g A. lieurtz .. j l all ‘lll ‘ l l t e to Johnny th . . ' - i l r - . F ~ i ldll“ °l“‘l“l’l°“”l‘l"" lllliglesstlilllclllova lslfolio and George" nel lltllllretittlthirllitillt gltllyatll. sltltlill l3‘ Qlfiflllll“ '

Young of Toronto. He writes: ‘\vilt1_

l ____ . "iCanada may well be proud 0i it was tiic tastes m ~ .,, . ' ., c " lBearcats and Abe endurilltl fiuaiitles of its ivullfi ctl iii the itit-al arenli lrztllr lle;llrlil.ll'l‘li§c Totai—27t|:: Ml HM M“ H 7 8 ’ "gugnn- BAG" HAT - - ; _ » men. Jack {titles of Nova Scotizl pace pursued iti tho til-gt lpprlod ' _ ' lstartled the sport world last April" was terrific ziud while the players Baptiste UM" ll" Dlillilillllllll“ Plllmlaflll °l Th" "Sugar-bag" is the English d C I ' ‘iuheni hedvgn tihe A.m3B8l‘l'li0ii slalckfciietl their efforts iii the scc- . H“ H u ‘G m d Mn" Hear“ wring successor to this winter's ' ".0888 0- Bill n8 aieiice er ‘if °ii< ruliiu. the liell iiicll Clll wait ll. Rob‘ s! .. . . .'I‘i ; '" .°ll°ll' l“ l o“ l" ll" ' . 'l\‘;1,'51~tl)0ll(l" hat. It really looks an: othxesig; maraéhon ‘greats éit 2b rfsulnied tétzain iti tho third llcriod. J. (‘iiiiililililt.-llll..... llF-l: lily", “ml H's wclrilllli Mi!" Mlll" "id M"5- M'll°l'" lllglw’) like llle dual ha; m, a “w. __,,_ ‘ lm es Yfli‘ 5- ~ 0w Write I m erst ad the adiiiiitti 001' ' l). .l. Jenkins . . . . ._ 7 or :1 ' “um fleanerrbut appear‘ w“, qllctluo, March 4' __ To a six a“; Youugaiat lpyeal-t-tkolld lad froitn iii illehflgsl and third irillilkgs zmlllilgly-‘AV (‘amcrozl _ ‘ I _ lulu i}; . SEATS NOW ON SALE fsulart when worn. You iiuil this" - ll v Truro Bearcas rand °i"°- ‘i 8'1"" 9 3'98 e! e “"18 two's-r Scored ihoi -—-— . . . . . . . . ,, m; .- rltittlnt thing on so that it recedes iii . MlglclttalilleAllflliilw 83W Billexhlblljof swimmers ever gathered and tallies in the second period lhtllllifilg» —l— u.“ l PLAN OPEN‘? DAILV All-‘gso A’ M‘ AT THEATRE .l"""- l'°ll°“'l"'5 ill” ""8 °i "18 WAKEFIELD miss “arch 4 _ ion of hockey. here last night thatl "ll" 32590” l“ 8°“ 1° ll°°l~ Th". "all Play W“ evenly divided. out .10 0m “WET FFlcE head. and then. when you have A gehem] decregée m1“ numbém (m- gpggd and QtICkh-andnns hasl make them sturdy up in the north‘ As a result of this victory Sus-l T°liil—3935 Pfllcgs 955 v l) "liilillilied ll down. YOii Set. the ‘o; cows and horse, wok place mt seldom been seen on the local ice. mull“? ' ‘SBX is now favored to win the ser- . ER E-Jllc AN 50° lll-llllcll lloy llllacl filth llle “mwll New England last year, but was ac-l l lléllléallyllllfliiilt game being '11 llmy Roses M‘ l T|cKET3 FQR TUESDAY "Nlqln- ON SALE TUESDAY ll“ “Ed-ml” ""3 it'd" "l "l" ilwi- fconipanied by an increase in the . . "it Centre-on Monday iiigbtx _ MORNING AT 9.30 A. m. i number of swine and sheep. accortL: ' ————o-o->_____ f'l'.l lllllorfllll ~- o 31" J1 l 2th’ .. , ing to the annual report of the fett-iMemorla-l t0 _ llllllfl" l"‘l"lll"“"" ~ lllf 1'5 5i lgl-g] (grcrp ‘gporflns gervice heft l , , A lrlenllly game or hockey wallv f: lllallell -I - ~ - - ~ ~ -- loll: ill lflfi v .90.... m, hell-m u“, yam old Bmtlslbcana- lplayed llhiday at the Rink between‘, Gri e I fl ——-—..ttbs i). silt... . . . . .. s. 13:: in _ 2H or over decreased by two percent.’ _ la"! Nlfiiii" EBZR-Bltflgiimilie illltlglllyl‘, 9 n u‘ T‘; . but showed an average gain of 9.1. ores- W c r Bu e a vv ' _ -'»-' ~» l? lining "egg -» t 1: o - ~ . ltercent. in value. There was an" "119 3418i" Hflwiifl b)’ 8 800W 0i enfé’ lllllllll—llllll l". A} l l l l iii: l ‘eight percent decrease in numbers i0 - ‘ 99 ' ' , ,oi- all neat cattle with 1,1 percgnl. lrnwmuoiciirr, R. t.. March 4. —-‘Niqht i-uwiti Night vim-l a arrllozone i 5"’""'°°““ H D It T k c F t" ,_ ,gaiii in average value, There w“ The British-Canadian Great Warl Goal 5 o ~._ MIX ‘l tr 1 _ w‘ a e o 3. i8 gain of 1.6 percent in the nuinir- lfilirrillls llld i-liflii‘ BiiXlllB-PY l" Stephen H. Glllls Maurice Kelly preventive me“ r '51; éliilllellllll j " l“. l‘: ll“ l t " tvrt-i or heifers one to two year-g Qllll seeking 810.000 to renovate and fence lablo wlm so h“ as llle llllvlsliltl as}? a p nlmlll ' llll’ llll llll l. ‘nccoillpiilllflil by an average in- remodel the Dexter Street Minion Arth McG t Alo t c tietl lllll° Gllllll” l" "l" " llll°ll z " ‘ " ’ ~ ' -- ll” l5“ "ii . t , ur - ushu yr us Bu air. It is only to keep the th t Miss Rllllv ittmlilicil rr. o, ., i , creasegof 6.7 percent in value. Hi0 llilit ii ml)’ '59P"! 8B ii-Biillflllllfiharles O'Neill Gussle Muinaghntiland “Mulls clear m“ ' "' " l". t‘ ' i

trrilo-so changes," gay, the report’? mGIIIOPI-l to the veterans who lerv_l °ll liililclliill:

siiiniitiiitcts tutti lW ll P l t Yl iflNlBHi

Moncton Rovers Ar-

At3,7a

_..__._

nd 8.45

Thrills.

Tb is bunch of seven classes the season closes record crowds _ , e ~. all steel-ll mgtched horses that will will be in attendance. l d n .‘ rlved in Last l" 1h .31 g to The horsemen are sure .\' e89 '- o ' llligahhiillgetfilld lrlltllle iseeillellrly r8250“ iiig of every encouragement for flit!‘ for Ollelllllg to believe that the finishes will be many Sliieiidid alleiiiiliiiis filllllfef iate Game the closest yeL nlotll given the public for it has Intel "led The increase of horse fans from been a real treat on eiery occasl- i R v _ Immmolls race din’ to race day gives every ion to see the horses in action aitiiti The .\ oncton overs]. c t. H for evident,» or their appreciation of ironi all indications horse racy-titan! their section lli. tic rtiL-t‘ ‘r- llle good radflg being given them has received a big lKlOal in Cl‘<\'l_‘-‘_\-1ar|[|}|]_@ lnuzy-mglflfylglvhqlltlle o“ by the horsemen and no doubt to- lciietown this winter, and the tilt-v m-ed l“ the Lily laeiylllpilt tiiitl ait day will be no exception. Yefeili 110F898 ialiliil; Pa" wlll “registered at the Dairies.

‘ . The New Speedway ‘is the most watched with much interest dufliitl] They will play the Victorias lu- ipopula, place for winter racing the summer racing meets. ihc-.uight_ gamt, Starling a. 9A1;,_ v yet. especially for the spectators. r395 "l" m" i" 2 P- “l- ll °°“‘ This fixture will be m.- mst ot it .who have considerable shelter ditions are favorable. series of two. home illlti homo. {when viewing the races which they - guinea. goals to count-

! l . - The lwvers tinnextrti lllt“'.\lililt'l 3 . t ti Cit League t-liziinliiousltil iii" Babe Ruth Signs Sussex Defeat their m W ‘ ' - with Sttckvilie, heating tie alt-tr _ to 2 oii tho lOliil goal swirl: 'i‘il='.\' "ire a. husky and lilt looki r t-g- _- Ganle-‘greguiioii of iiockeyi . u‘ ta- , pct-ted to give the l'~" ll‘ " K I N G O F C I G A‘ R E T T (Spedill to The Guardian) _(Canadian Press) into champions a I-Idlll. l NEW YORK, N. Y.. March i.~ AMHLRST, 2x. 5.. l.\l8l'Cli ~i. ~ bell- _ 13am Ruth signed his 3210.000 con Stissox outiuckoti the Allilliltlzé ToiiigilF-“l fixlliift >51‘ y l? ' ~ ltract with the New York Yanks to cam on lwme ice ililii W011 ductive of excepllfiiill a -.

. . il t tixceiieut Shape and rt t is" t» w- l ‘ '9" llllll pllolographers" " - liltrlgiitltlotltltlnligtill-lkeltt all: tallinlzvcanlll’ “Th following is illt- \ftmt-tou Qt _l Chaimplonsfteghteo 222531858523? lf§§fhl’:.l;,lllll_ maicliel teams striving for still‘ lincllllli (ioal, ll_ “qlodm n, 111.0‘ ~ l '" "i-Fl regulation paper providing for 79mm)“ Sussex llall lllaclllllllll all ll‘. James, 1.. Stevens: lhrmiuls. ii. o g TORONTO, March 4. —'i‘he Hall, mmfs playing Mm the Yanks m“, the breaks and took advantage of Banks‘ H Bobkirk; R_ vmwxujrg“ - its: rinz. skinned by Prtaffiigurlsg l“ 19.n- 28 and 29 to, $10,000 t. fiiilgglllllxilxf;‘Qnlglfgfigeéllirl i1. Smith. l’. Bt-liivetiii. .\. llltlrliil ' \iac.\‘eil. captured the con "f - _ 0 o" _‘9'» ' . sou. ° Brier Tankard "and the Canadianillellllllill" llwl: lllgllllllrsénllil; glgllellzolm their goals in the second period. ‘m. Rm. Blaknv). is nmulgpl.‘ W Our new 1927 cars have arrived and are new on exhi- llelllll l‘ lle pap lllsl

Frt-ti hltvtitc

w fut" .\luitc uhvrl- llu-l" ml Tlii-stfliy

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I l Please 9H Y°i-"' ‘"11" i" wtly- This wet-nine is imPoi-t- sir-lot Yesterday. when the)’ lion in it's all done." said RUDD"? Rllll‘ ha“ fl“ “lbller l’°"“““ [mm “Y7 B ' .- ant as we Biptbi to sell this year many more cars than tiirce straight games. iwiil leave tonight for St_ Petcrs- "Riflfivilsl villi“. _ ' last. and last year was the biggest we everhsd. The! curled in steady. carefulourg. , l“ s“*"‘"-‘ "~'““l"° “ml ‘l“‘ .“"" --~~.. lslyle winning the“, morning game .-_..__. ticfenco men. Hay and lttitlcliftc. CHURCH LEAGUE ‘ PFiiCisa-Touring Special $1275; Touring Sport $1325: liroiii Montreal and ciinchinfi the ' “Yell lllll gallle l‘)? llle llslllllll The (‘nltvtl Qggilv llpfnqll-(l ll,“ Roadster Special $1275: Roadster Sport $1400: Special iiltle by downing Sarnia. in the aftcr- llflllll" {llllllQNlI "lllllyllol llll“ Idlllrl Baptists by 06S pins. l Sedan $1450: Sedan dc Luxe $1575; Coupe Special 31325- ‘noon. _ l r -- ~ ‘lllllls “ll. “ll lle ‘ll ‘or lflll‘ ll” roiled the high single zit l ti "H t Coupe dc Luxe $1425. l . . As the champions trotted off the “ll f“ llllllllllll? “Tl” lll hull" 315i and 654 plus. ll m‘ ll .‘ l, ll“, 3mm a Show" of congratuhm sscoitiig llfliilllflflh for tiit-ii" shots.

iii; 1i'.’ 1T2.‘ lllit lfii

1T2: 15'. ltii l!“ ll?-

ll|'l'.\' till-l" l|il\'l‘

' wit-ill. ."tt_itl ill'i‘. tltciwlftiro. st~i"i'it't'- hockey as both teams at.- ~v:»o'.t-~.l illJlt- its well its pretty.

Suspense,‘ Humor and a Love Story that grips.

“SNOWED IN”

CHAPTER B

“DONT FIRE”

COMEDY

A Picture to stir the heartl the world as the Play stirrs" emotions of two continents.

PRINCE EDWARD l_ ORCHESTRA

ll lmiiitltititiii of

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She’s a Nice (iiril l

Y0ii’il say so when you see her lll—

“SUNSH|ii_§'

PRINCE OizEDWARD MONDAY fliiil TUESDAY l

AT THE

so d . . ‘“‘ " “ l"; pgolllitigilyrlgrifsn that in numbers ahdfiglniltlder the crown in the World Rob," Bradley ill??? m“, Brownifilllrlgl: ‘l3’ clxgljxlgémgll7ilolqlgalsamlzif| ii" 515i i-Ki‘ " o y ca e are nearer a - , . . . ' ‘ ' ' .. _ -,, .. l normal oi" balanced relation with" ~A caniilukli is to be carried out figslléazoomballll? melllls Y°ii 89nd the healing llll‘ll"ll"' '6 B 1 . . ilomand for milk cows and dlflfy under the direction of the Brltish- ' F“ “ffililililg properties or the fiim-l ‘I , , . . y app ymg Pmii‘ jprotiuuts than has prevailed TOFCIYIIEHQII Memorial committee. m“ Ellie Gum‘ 0i’ Australia‘ flll-lllllll ll" ‘5llll""""'ll" ‘l’ i'lii“- . . Janine timc. No large changes inlWhich iellroaents more than zoo "m" ‘iiirvilh the air imssaaoa of mo‘ ‘l""°l' l'°““‘"’ “iiililiiiw i" -~ ston methods to stan- lllilrrlmra seem likely for 1m huflliembera of the veterans’ organize. "Wi “mi lhroht- illlml’ lll“ . , ~ . Iviiiue llifly rise somewhat further, tion and itn-luxillary. it is pilnned S°m°°"° “lpiml “l” '°l°""’- l “illihowhe swim n Krinny cold - “‘"' Lin" flat-dined production, Wm. food pricies bi favorable levels i0 remodel-the structure and to‘ ' '—ii'a splendid toi- irritable throat. (‘lllllll " until milk prices reasonably t-iatia- Pfiiviiie lounging rooms and " llllmlllll l°ll ‘"14! ll"! lce Wiiiilfeiivves headache anti quickly Si" lied ' ‘l l DgFot-egt a Cg-Qglgy l iiictoigi". i-tithci: stable conditions "will? Th8’ ldliflldlillll! 0T ‘ hlild- “lacked ‘l, 18"?“ °lil the germs of Catarrh-léollh llllllllllalllllllllj .,l l! 4 d ll llllltllllli" Illllrlllyilillllllxl lllolllllgllllelllora Tr i’; lilil: lililililtlllnmflsan ‘lltiljflffldolhlfifil Aloysius is slow but sure ihtlilstllipilt: lllgolllslonohclllfll loll Camnll nalllllllll 2 T‘ l I cro e ._ ' - i - o i " e aval a c liii 1921 than lit 1mg, a lea of entertainments will be con-l Arthur J- and Shake played g00d!‘l.00. anrl lasts two Illlihlllflli; %,:IQILTQQI ‘ l1 r a " ~ 1 i - ' * - - - o ‘fie seat that radio uy.‘l:gzllls,ltfé?g;yanz,go llama qiliyoool ducted to raise funds‘ v I VJ tcombination. ei- size. 50c. At all tlrtiggitltg, Elllflllliy . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ o 5; . _ _ ' ‘ my ll '0' ' l ' " ~ Highest sitigle tram toiitl Wilts‘ 05ers at ‘fraction of over. aa-comlptffll Ii $2.000 sev- l-Ollell hy lrnlml M m“. l

ion years lgtL-Theiiltlmber o! heif- ‘ortt one to two ears old is 127.000 as coinparetf i .000 seven years ago. cows and "heifers two "yenrs and over ere valued at 802 iii 1920 against 84 now. and heif- lers one to two years old at 840.48 then compared with 32.75 now." l.. tllorsulteoreued tout- percent lln numbers but gained 1.7 percent"

fortner prices.

'l it}!!! in Canada to nun Canadian conditions

DEFOREST

howled by 1196. Highest rolleti by Jewer Clow or 320'. Highest was rolled United of 7 aowmiq Today,

the It

CROWN "LIFE Insurance Company ’ take pleasure in announcing the appointment of

three l v

‘Clllllfi

‘in value, on the average. " A‘ ' on hand at 1.30 sharp. I iSheeD Rained 8.4 percent in num-l B: no N Rebekah League ie ‘

rs and 3.8 percent in average val. . . . . . I

é 1

Wh

of Charlottetown as General Agent.

An Office has been opened at 145 Great George Street, . Charlottetown. "

We have aijgtractive proposition .00 offer ‘real sales-

matiambaplpligaiiions should" be immediately submitted.

.,v,_,... ...

.. . irlwinda the Whirlwin iSwirie of ailages-increasedthelr

numbers 5.7 percent but lost one percent lns-vprage value. . iDecrdases in tiorserwere larlsr. in sontherttlrthan in nortiiernlNew _ nttguuia. Mindy (iiiriiiilnu;ot' g est-

hom name into-M in‘? I32’:

year to snppi v J Med during the put yen s o tieprelsed conditions in _ the potato regions.

the Jolly Jingles will

have out for this section. .

4c national-ta; g RADIO c0. "

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l, tAnother will...‘

mow-in

l liiilhest team single gun“. vl-"SM

Biiiitie game a-(is n! the Viiitcd .

g1; Jewcr (‘low of the: l Today at 1.00 the Sllartane will like any picked team to b0 7-1611! Jingles will meet the‘ iii he wintitntt easy this section. so

LQLAO! HEELS’ FOR DANCING

fashion _ 0f‘ ",]_la_ss_ heel

the illllt. Unlike Cinderella's slip

nitml “l

strings

tiii seem A

us:

to watch '

‘n f

reflect -

This is a slang flXPraasIon but we do not mean it in that way. We use It to show there ls no need of iilvii‘ cold feet these nights, if you take one of our Hot Water Bottles to bed with you.