Ill’

game 1Y0 ou Wlllmiay won glmmplonshlp, but became the

only lim

boldbrs ol ‘thfl

Victorians win ‘ls we .11»: ,0 dlockoy the lsllzjnd than ro-

mrlllnlc champions and will go n. ‘Prince Edward Island and partic-

liuritilns long WHY ffululdzrll to 1hr.» 100i"?-

’l‘ho Visit“ (‘very 10mg“ mpulur V0?“ (are. cvol‘ llih‘ our! Saturday

ph y. The Mont

13° in; u bnllhy condition o akin Tank-faced men 11nd the Qhq-hglfiaklarn Shaving Stick l“

fifilfi Tnicurn ll. cu ideal - .m¢r\fre0blng. ' .-

lwpnll d a i2.

u-d-{é-i

Victoria In

winninS the sudden Milli

. w..s-.::r-:...M....: I IUOII SIIMIIIOK Ile-

. .1.

m the dlallfax Waruisrbré tnto night the Victorian not

the Jmsnnodlnlte Marl-

niglht.

National winter pastime on ‘liha island. .

of

...-...'.‘.1.,.i.u...... I Afillilloldorsloi Herald Trophy

more young plnyema chance to get Illhegatrw with‘ file view in mind of producing more hockey ma- terial 0o uphold the lhonor ot the lalsmd in lhtwkey circles. that they Halifax Herald Tlmsucoeeded, ample proof was turn- lshed the hundreds of fans that Winlnqssed the game on Saturday

chamions and will go au-larly_ Charlottetown should in once aaaln bringing proud or the Vics showing made against home and outside teams _ since they organized» late in the lee are deserving of season and it is lo be hoped that

in annexing such n the Victories intermediate hockey let from the -Wa1lder-"tsllm achievements will not soon y man on the line-up done be forgotten and that the hays who nnxl done .it rwsll and in so nobly fought nlgllvs fixture it was a. bring the iiellunld

M3,, or good sports winning fromzwlll receive some little recognition

good, smrls. Tho muiu idea (gpmlu Illgnnlzlng was to give

lot their good work 1n zplzulng the the Vlctorinlslandi once more on the hockey mop of tlhe Mltritimes,

Jen

641

1.0

be

‘w the last bell to the» chuxnvlonahln

Western Guardian‘

_.PANTRY SALE Sulurdlly in ukl ,,,- 5r >_\1.'u'y'lq Academy, Sunuuer- tido, ill llnllnalls. '

Livestock Report

.\lll-N"l"1'il|7..Ail., Mun-ll 2|. Mirultlc.

rl-l-oiplu 027. ‘filo itilldll! murkrt wu-l brink uull luc good duality \1\'|i'k woo sold quickly. Good

nlf-(‘PH were scalroe. the heal. load u-oigllod u little ovor T200 pounds ouch .'|.lt1 picked out at $7.50 and

ll .,. ll

bolil-ru brought $7.00 (10011 WHPH lll (lcmulltl and 111051! were higher. Anything sult- ubie for the kosher trade Wat-l 801d mr $13.51; und one lot of nix "H11 rut nouns brought $6.75. good quality heavy hulls of beef bro-ruling brought. $6.00. Common bulls $4.00 to $5.00- Bltliflltlll‘ steers, good $7.50 t0 3.00. lnlldllllfl $7.00 to $7.25. $0.2?» to $0.715. gmyll $15.75 lo $73-31, luedlum $6.25 m $17.75, common. $5.50 to

ull-dlulu $4 .00

4o1T

(tolumon steers sold from lo lltlflf» A icw fairly good cows

prices on

Ono lot of

Quo l atlons .

(:0 m ill o n

Butcher heifer-H.

$0.00.

1n $511.30.

$2.50, (wullors $2.7m’. to $3.25. llutcll-

CLAVSSIIFIED ADMERTISEMENTS

.86 per line of 5 word: Ila per lluo of n words

Ono Insertion Four ‘insertion: Eight lruertloru -....

.....__.-....._..-

0044400 0 O 640-60-09-00-90 Ofifffk 5

Limited’ Kmmm" P‘ 3 g1 M Cobbler seed potatoes". James ',__ __'- G111, EIHOIVIIIG. 4513-3-22-41 Misceueneilus- 1mm FOR SALE-QZ ACRES

- ~»- _}____._. A sun‘ ‘on OVERCOAT onoslt rccoived this mnulll, can be ready for Easter. dollars suvcd. S- ll‘. TurBush. ‘

1N0. AIIFRED MeDONALD, LAND Surveyor, Hormanville, P. id. l. -

Agents Wanted

AGENTS FOR DELAVAL CREAM $op:ll‘utol‘s, hlllkcrs, Englnos and ‘supplies. l"l\l‘ll1 Machinery and Hoe u~l before buying. McGowlufs

.52.‘... repute cm HAVE hoard and euro. $1.

THERE WlL-L BE A MEETING of lilo ulculbelrs o! 1.711.- Nl. ll.

‘S.

tlzly ticrcb 22:141.. uL 7 p. m. inr liming twcods and fertilizer. Sign- (‘I1 Jenkins BT00, ‘Sec.

futures. _.. ‘dlollluolfxwl, 11g‘- Béd ~

- WANTED BY THE FIRST 0F

April tollchor fur lligb lluhlk School. (i. ll‘. Roberta, Soc'ty_

Situations ‘Vacant ’ u. “Bland; have bullinolls o! your

"will make itvo dollars up daily’. , "ilbllnl m- experience ltnnocou-

Mn?‘ 9- Glllffiliw “nl'““u°"l~ lBsrber College, Department “b” ()nt.\.._..-... . . .. S‘.v_..21,,12|.. . .na1"ax‘ ‘Jazsqfl. Wanted I ‘N Lost l

wmn-zo - rwo uE%RNISI'IED l‘fllllll~'_ Apply A_ l of hll-lrdln

lllrowm‘ mo” . .-'

ilecrlng licpnlrs.

McCol-luick- 426.

Flt guaranteed and tlon.

4 -l.09-3~16-7l

3924 2 1? Imo.

‘ 137 liillsbnrn

44.0.‘! 2i Z1 Ill. 11bit!

(‘lull 1n lMillvlolv Hull, 'i‘u<\.s-

‘IN-unborn lVmltn-d m",

45l2-Zl-224ll

ssu. HOUSEHOLD Neces- ailllls — greutostjmuglnablo ‘BIG

or bulls, good $5.170 to $6.00. com- ulml $4.00 to $5.00. (lulf relvollli-‘i 821, 'i‘bo bulk of tho culvcs sold in straight lots ut from $0.00 f’ lu $0.50. and u. llcw sulall lots were 4 picked out at $10.00 and one lnl

ul. $11.00. Tho ponrcsl calves offer-

$3.00, Quolutlon-l. WI Ilouglle up medium illnl l-lllo lull-l $8.00. ulld 1102491101 A row gmd dorgo nn opm-nllon lodny. _

ml were Hlllfl for lgood vcul $0.50 it) $11.1 $3150 to ‘$0.310, 811091! rlwolpls -il. quality lillllllil were sold I'm‘ l‘ .50. others brought $4.00 to $0.50 pol‘ owl. (Quotations, ewl-s $4.00 to $0.50, luulbs good $l'l.00 lll $11.50, bog roof-lulu 2.270. Tllo bulk of lllc. llogu wore sold br- twenu $11.00 to 311.715. buyers were (nffcring 811.150 on n gruderl basis, with $2.00 premium per hog on selects and 50 cents cut per cwl.. on shops and llouvlou. 140031 butt-hora paid $11.00 and 19111275 on u flat liasis and fllOSl of lhs curly ables. On one market with very few bogs offer- ed, butchers were sold IlTOTIl $0.50 to $10.00.

KENNEL CLUB

‘ _ _‘ A meeting of the Konnol (ilub 00101110‘ 001W. 1-2000 $51)" l" $117k" will bu llo-ld this (avcnlng lu till‘. “-““““‘“‘“(‘uluthulnplun Rooms ut 7.510.

HOUSE FOR SALE, OENTRALLY

located. All modern ces. For information, 'Apply 1B0!

_____.____._____.___._____. FOR SALE—OERTIFIED IRISH

fronting on East River, nine miles from Charlottetown. Apply to James Mc-Nully, Redford ‘Sta-

FOR SALE-SCH-OONER Ernst lying at dluntnln ‘Go's wharf, Charlottclow ‘particulars lwaluz, ‘Summsllslde.

FlOR SALE--FAFIM 0P 100 ACRES 75 under cultivation. with desir- dwelliug house and buildings. unrtwood at Argyle Shore. George M, Campbell, Bonshnw.

__Mulc Help Wanted wANrEFluAN 1-0 wom< on Wiuslrlo Slntlon. WANTED- CAKE-LE ‘MARRIED

Jllllll to work on turm- ADllly John Audrow, illnst lloynily.

_ WANTED-MARRIED MAN FOB furm work. Apply Hurry Jenkins. Mnrket. Bldg. Clftown.

EARNINGS, ployment ‘for Barbers. expert in 8 weeks. Writs lvloisr

WQYE

GUI“ I111)“

111.00 llnd shore]!

Pu o k e rs

took

pnld $12.00. Saws

,._.___

‘L4;

For Sale

convenien-

4255-3-9, ‘ti.

4428 3 17 L8H]

_._._.._.__.__.._ .J. H. gall A’; . For

‘to James T.

imply tours-om:

oui~ d shore front for

4450-3-184wk

Apply James Stockmau H09 l) 10 21

, -150l-3'2l-2l 3-220‘

STEADY EM- Become

B.

l Horne, .Oy- lslllgfa-zmzl

040011-048?!- . s

Losy -_-_~LADIES w. l 1' ._vg¢t~oh ylth fl br eolst; ,_ er ‘lefive at this office. Rswer

- . - . 41

LOSTL-BETWEEN STA, ION Notra Home Academy. small _ purse, containing $5 bill.

., kindly notify. Guardian [oft

OI-‘D .

. $478

..._..

AND

Inlisr oe. ‘ »

Loilmluo lTEHo 7' ” ' H GB 8"" P‘ J- Noy. Thursday

LOADlNG LIVE HOGS at. Pis-

‘qllld Wednssda ‘ n, Mqrch 2am. nem- manila?‘ 4495-3-21 21.

moo auccsssrut. ——Pr0hibl-4 _ tion inspectors, accompanied by a.

991108 0111061‘. yesterday afternoon midi’ I "111 luyul a residence on Wilts!" 8L. and were successful in (ml-Rim!!! two can: of liquor.

CHILD 1NJU,RED--Wbmt. might - ~ lmve been a more 35110113 9,001.15“; l oouwred yefltwdfly afternoon on Water Street ‘when Dorie, the sev-

tlton was hit :by a sloven lwhl-le pro- 09904118 in a westerly direction. “he little clhild xvas severely bruis-

‘beed. it how the» accident happened, but 8100070108‘ l!) 011G 1111119 glnPs grimy, she was fnavlnl; a ride and in trying

another little glrldladtbe child ful- lsn beuentdrthe “heavy luheeis only. plrovidence allone knows what may! ____ have happened. Clear of a severe} shaking up wlbh no lutelnul lnjurq iessuslained, it is expected that, Doris will be fully recovered in a! day or two. 1f the little girl's storyl

lm, leaves this morning on u Visit i to Quebec. Montreal and ’i‘o-.orllo. , Si. lPc-lors.

lilo week end lll lilo vlty lilo gill-st f their sister, Mrs. Loo Muchull- ll. lmy , id. returning hnmn ycslcrduy.

45l6r8-23-31

3'61!‘ 01d 4191118108!‘ 0f Mls. Ham-

about the lulu and backot the

is not known exactly just! l

got of! the sloven. was pushed by’

, by 2

is cowrect the above should serve, mg“ as o. lwnlrlning to truckmen and orb-i 53 ere driving teams t0 keep children,

Tho Misses Kullllino and

lrlldc Cameron, Sllnlnlcrsldo, spl-ul l. Williulng ,' '_

frictldu o1‘ “rs. Luw- will rcgl-l-l lo hour ontered lilo i’. ll. Isl» ycslordny and will uu-T

1

The many

H.

{Di-

Annual Meeting‘

S

Roop’s Market

For the bent corn beef 10 and 12! cents n pound, lurd 20 (routs u pound, ll lllu for 513 cents in (Iurtousg Spars Ribs, neck, ribs-l, lint-ks} ‘ ifOflkQd moms, old ful-lllloneall drlodi _

dlull National Railways.

The late Mr. (icing who hull n1. wide railway experience in Cauodu and lu the United States was 07 years of age and bud been lu rail-i way service for more than forty; yearn. Born at Portland, Ore. in]

Luke-Shore and Easbern Rnllwn ‘ in 1886 joined the Northern Pacific “ from 1887 to 1880 Port Crescent, improvement. State of Wnsbiugtolrml

1s9o-1s91. Great Northern llnll~“‘ l

Louis railway nt Minneapolis, froml Trunk. coming to Montreal on Oct- onpuclty until Juno lut, 1910, when‘ til April 1st, 1922i when he become‘ Burial will lll-IKE‘ place in Mont-l lore. Mr. Going is survived by,

Will’. 1001-1902. Wns ITBCOIIIHHSIIIUU‘ engineer Grand Trunk Pacific Rilll-l way from 1001i to 1905, division on-i ziueel‘ of the Minneapolis and Slum‘ 190G to October 1007, when ho cums to Montreal to join the (irnnd. obcr 10th, i907 as locating ougilr cor. Mr. (icing continued ill illllll ‘he becnmo engineer of (‘.()l]i~lll‘l1(.'1ll)ll

lll which capacity-hr.» continued un-j terminal engineer under tbc bur- enu of economics. 1 ronl on Wednesday 11116171001181; 3.30 from Wrays Undertaking Pur- , his wife and one daughter.

DEATHS

Ill.

w-vvvvwvvvvVvv

v

LACEY-in Everett, Muss, on Mar 17th, 1927. Agnell (nee Bradley) wife of Charles E. Lncoy.

0.4.121), or THANKS

t 1M Thomas Mb e and family of. n. ‘Mary's ‘Rd-l Jlesll-sln lhnnk l all thdbrdclilrffrlendtgnnn ueirb- horn who aseistedr-them during the illness and death of his father and wife, _ ,, ‘

3-22-21

in.

i. l.

and SaveMoney!

Gll.‘|.E

PURE

FLAKE , 174/! alTtdw/y m1}: [my Gm voua enacts sens u l

Yp%

Totul 2708

'(‘llrl.s|i.‘lu by 2i pills lt. A. ‘lull rnlloll llll- high single pl" .\vhil<- M. ‘Sllewul-l rollcd lllv big

010.; l-cspcrloli m lcnvcs in mourn hl-r husband. nix grnud-cilildreln. ‘I l‘ ‘veg’ “ravemm m" m" “m” W" Jesus. The solution of lbs cross is

All ' waqylgufglgairlg

Ill’

ii n ' ' ,~_m Y Bowling . Paul's defeated St. Peters 01 plus. W. CATIHOLlY rolled the single and three 0t 208 and plus.

. t. Paul's

owny fronrthe vehicles or more sol-q n C m d ' _ ‘ _ H m8 H2 203 ions results are bound to follow‘. ‘ B. ‘()::_.:\v5]1y__ _ 132 m5 Mucuuu mo 18a — - ' I ‘li. Owen . .. ~ 1-82 94 PERWNALS . . . . . . . . . . .. 112 90 Ilev. R. J. McDonald, Sl. (‘oiuur 75:;

'l’ul:ll 2107

BOWLING TO-NIGHT

CHURCH LEAGUE

Iii) lillilill-Nii-l vs. 'i‘r1ll1ly.

ODDFELLOWS LEAGUE

00. Howllll "s. Allallllrl, l. Jrluu-u daft-atoll

. . henrt .

i lbust ulgill. ou lilo 1.. 0.10. Alleys. ‘

‘lilo Allfllulii doiczllcd ills Spullu by" This yam h“ “rely been m" zl lIlLlFKlll oi‘ 157 pins, ll. Poole rol- ‘lod lligb single oi‘ 2H7 zllso loilll 01' (H7.

l-‘ollmvlllg zlrc the scores:

beef. 11111118. Bacon. and all fresh} 5mm“ _ __ heeftuts and fresh pork outs, urfg," l , . . A .. l " . . . . . .. . ;l . ltoupl-l. Phom. 431 also J80 i515 “L Esfluzfy . 1m; 222 A. Joy 1x0 1-88 Death Ofveteran ‘u’. .\1ll.\l‘lzlbou . . 1oz lull I lToiul 05H ' 1A h . Rallwayman,...“%;:L?..... ..... .. 2.. -_-_ J. (Jumcroxl . 170 198 (Special to the Guardian) ,1‘). (loss . . 1S4 12L MONTREAL. Que., Mm‘. 21. -— J. .-\. liellllvy .. H7 20$ The death occurred here toduy ol‘ i3_ Poole, . 22?. 133 A. S. Going who since April IsLl Total 2730. 1923, has been tcrmlunl 004110010‘; Tonight 10.8.30 tho Anchors in the Bureau of Economics Cann- tbr- social Club.

In Memoriam

MRS. JOHN W. MCKENZIE.

1860 the lute Mr. (loin c0mmenc~ m“! m ‘mlway Rive?’ P’ E’ i" ed railway service wllhgtho Seuttleon. the mm‘ "i Miwnh ‘me? a mm‘ ‘brill: illness of tour luonths, Jes-

“le ‘Ml-Lean. o1’ Little Sands, wife of John '\\‘. McKenzie, tinsmitlnl She was: mcluflcl‘ 0t‘ the Dalptlsl. (Yhurch) forty 51X years and loved and‘, wlho knew her.‘

tho pge of 7S yenns.

by ull

o. soil. uud

‘three m’ ‘them in Edson- and 01W"

‘Pom llooll, f‘. ‘B.

'~O-Q§ Q-O4

Toothache

The very word makes shiver.

s. o, s.

The new remedy mlmbr the

you

l ’ nerve and relieve: the ache

promptly.

EFFECTIVE

I whether lhers is n cavity or -. not. Price 25 Oentl.

To prevent decay and pre-

l serve the teeth ulo '

Klenzo Dental ’ _ Creme‘ ' -

1 ‘m: vnomnr onucolsrs

1 And Reinstatementsl

dent, who has been abwndiln; lhelChurch entertained the choir and. Maritime Amateur» Hockey Asaoda- ‘ guests 91°"- m-BBUHB. which mam-held in Kerntviiie last week. returned home

have been under the ban. o! slmpen- I 51°11 previous to the ‘war.

9! 9W‘. athletes it may be said that 511011 ‘Welo classified 8-5 profession-

als lln- class "A" and. "B" urlltlwut Rsmarks—l’rol'essor Fletcher ‘ the vote of the full executive, and Violin solo— Miss Kathleen mlally of these cases were never Hllffllll’

bulletlned us being suspended. Aft- Bl‘ receiving affidavits from these. Mlbie-tes in question and after going "wfflllsltly into each. particular case ‘the M. P- B. Executive found that Wmflgly. and that the madorlty of Bald cases should. never have gone to the A. A. U. of C- for their judg- ment; hence all been fortunate in receiving back their amuteul- status complied ‘with The ‘rules and reguiutionsrgoverrr lnl-r some, und with tlhe concurrence 0i tcllo )1. P. B. Executive. Continu- ing. Mr- Dvyle mu that n may also be nleutioned that the NL A. H, A. placed itself on record a-s endors- ‘lllR udlat we have doné and concur- Pmg ‘with the M. ll’. H's interpreta- tlou of the constitution of the pur- cut body.

mostly affiliated clubs.

Gun n1 only moans by which nil ullllolos‘

l.“,ndrm_lc.llll 01-. lsutlu-tloal “ddresg ‘um gggflllllllllt 1|||"l‘f‘S1P.(1. About. flftcorl or‘ h mm” Of 3mm’ Jam!“ “mlmte-‘l ‘ha-‘Hollleltlllnling thought-l stresscqlw-

lllgll

lgqjlilo M. A, 1]. _.\_ and 3L p, B_ Exedlernntionul problems. ggicutlvos Iwork harmoniously in the lflzslllieTfifiifi of amateur sport libero is mimic doubt that ltbc Mnritlmes will tillsoon mid to its foster many names palm: Nothing requires so much

members of post executives. 1

..F ‘ we i” yet 0 considerable “ml 1t shall believe in humunltv How 1301i lot laflgniefill in the alumni” cuu one serve well if it (loos not he- 98. h “m” l i‘ “"‘-~1“ll'ii"-\m\\l<1‘Willow u. that which u wishes ' ‘ “ 50°“ Ne“ f“ U105“ "h" wish 3° serve? No ltolariuu can ever use

mndbrward some promptly so zlrtioni ure." Rotary Says “Human nnlurc

l ‘ ' I l "l l ' Choir Entertalned

M'- $~ l“- Doyle. M. P. B. Presto The music cornmlttee of Trinity

tkllul §|';

last evening in the social room of the church. TbsrLwei-e approximately ninety present and

Address -— Lieutenant Governor ; Heurtz

"Wfibwrding the suspension of roost Vocal solo~hlrs J. J. Stewart Adxiress—-ll.t.-(‘ol. G. O. Fallis. O. B. E

Address-Rev. Mr. Ryan

Vocal 80|0—~i\1l'S Fletcher

Address~—Dr. Ramsay

Vocal solo—Mrs J. A. Luwson

LL-Col. l-‘ullis was tho principal guest of the evening and delivered s splendid address, giving reminis- cences of his trip to England and France and his lecture tour through the United States.

‘On completion of the program an informal soclnl time was held. the whole evening being very much enjoyed by nll present.

A vote of thanks moved by hit‘. G. l’. l-iulcheson and seconded h! LL-Col. Full was tendered to tllc ladies of the congregation for pro- vidiug such nu excellent repent.

they were ‘being classified

those ullw ‘have

committee was moved by

Meeumg Wfih represenwtives M ed to by the chairman.

Doyle re-

. _;.‘Y‘ Sfmul “ ‘ " ‘ ‘ “ m; 1% ma?“ "hm were ‘was 1111""? a 1H5‘ will lmin ‘ togellher without doubt! (tor l‘. Aullll 10b 1-1.1 95mm“ ‘mice over <rhl q l t _ g m; 163m“ n‘ I . _‘ '5" l‘ “S a 9 l lhe greatest array of lacing mater‘ ).:_ ypfihpj- m, “Why Mflfiufmt ‘mflyl \ h R l h iul in the history 0t euulcru (‘up-u M4 lmrwnviun" Drum“ nnlflciuyq ml‘ c; u 1 l c our) unc eon ycster- mm ~ ~‘ l r ' *1 . uldlday, the slpclkcr was Rclurlun ““ _'“ uilhlcilcs be brought back to the George Fullis or us he is known . . ~ 727 r7," "23 , I _ ' ,j f’ ‘ _ Murine, on one 23rd ol August. 1~ ' ‘ ‘ sllnllduld of pnst. yours, dhroughout (unadu as. Lieutenant ‘mung Bangor comes

I lliuvlllg ublo vlslll-(l gum, Jnhn_§(‘oiol1cl Revorcnll (i. O. Fullis, ll. “fling, ‘August 30th m Soplembm. 1M1» lloylo met manly dcllaguteu rel 1'" ' Jlicsr-ullug clubs ‘lboro, nlld. TI‘(JI‘.1V'I

l". l’., of Vunrerluvel‘, Sen- '

(.‘.

11H" (‘anulllun (‘hnpllu in Frum-e

iIIK lllclr. wplllllllls is sulisflcd l:h:ltl“m'i“g m“ vmm" WM"

qm-lp,” “m, i, (qmn Hume,’ m u“, ‘lloluriuu lfllllls look us Hi1“?! ' tllo-lno of‘ u powerful unll cloqul-ni

Foundation of Rot-

uud lilo. geullrul-,,_ll_y.,

who have Ainrlllme iknowlerlge of each other in the home; of individual members in banner ono_lluc to tho musldorzt-i tllc club", of Rotary ethics; of local lion. titan. our utlllctes hove \‘(‘('.(‘1V(‘(lllll‘(71l18IllS needing Rolury ethics; from ltllc lvlaritimo Province Branch ul‘ 0110's owu business, nnd its 1168118 l-Jxecuillvo. Inf liotury principles; of Stutc pro-

m. comdusion said Mr, Dqylg’ lfqblelns and luully knowledge of 1n-

Thc greatest ‘force ls ignorance. ignorance is tllc imolher of suspicion eliminate the

ignorance and the suspicion disap-

Ithat have been dimmed the past __ , ‘ l knowledge as on honest judgment. lfcw years, due to the attitude of u is fundamental m Rotary m