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DUBLIN-IRELAND Eucharistic Congress-June 1932

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REV. I. I. BROWN Mansion. N. B.

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gm; B. Trot and Paco

was a real hummer of l. and it is hoped will be renew- d i; many ofthe entries have a Mo; to win. The first heat was ,7 c1059, Waltz, La Rico and Ruth s‘ “m; on even terms in two ,. of the Journey. Then La m, smashed a bobble and drop- iiack. In a great drive to the - ,ii.uth S. nosed Waltz our. Sec- ond iiest. The 3 horses got away on "is terms and raced neck and my till half way down the course, m, Waltz stepped in a hole, made , break and failed to score. In a m, iiriisli, La Rico outbrushed Rum S. in the wire. Third heat. gin Ruth and Ls Rico started uiiiis heat, Ruth S. Winning eas- mgwillg to La Rico making s, hi iiiilf iviiy down the course. I class C. Trot and Pace ffiiis was another good race, and Mid also be repeated. First Heat. gsiirliorses got away on the fifth

i’ aces §gturday

score to s. nice start. Half way down the course, Ls. Copis. Belle made the tangle referred to above. Sybil- set. who was in 3rd position, then Bffldually forged to the front, pass- 1118 Real Great and collar-lug Poin- set just at the wire. 2nd Heat.‘ 1e took a little scoring to get them slirfllihiellfid BWBY. Half way down the course. Real Great had a good lead. Then Bybilset and Poinset mdually drew up on him. “Minn on even tenus, Sybilset made a break. but Poinset trotted steady and true, winning by a, neck, L“ Copia Belle seemed timid after her accident and finished fourth. 3rd Heat. The 3 starters got away on the second score, and raced like a team until 50 yards from the wire, then Sybilset made n break. Poin- set and Real Great had o. hot setto with Polnset lasting the longest.

The officials were:—-Starter, D. McLeod; Judges, Walter Brown, Hllflh wfllkfir, Edgar White; Tim- ers, N. Walker, Col. D. A. MncKin- non; Announcer, J. A. McDonald.

The Club will hold races again, weather permitting on Wednesday afternoon.

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iiciis iiiii ,iiiiiii illMP N.Y. MARKET

r,‘ (Special to The Guardian) JKORONTO, Ont., Feb. 13.—Stocks gent higher on the New York rt today in one of the best es of the bear market and ii‘ u; at times was reminiscent of ill market day-s in 1929. Stocks ' iii up one to ten dollars a share a iii special issues showing greater ~ and blocks of one to over five Iioussrid shares appeared on the _¢"- The shill? iiains on Wall Street today followed the upward Iiufin prices that took place on Thursday. Billions of dollars were adiieil to quoted market values in the two days trading preceding and wallowing the holiday in celebration of liincolns birthday. The inltin~ tion oi the advance was credited to u" "f" Wflslllllston plan to bring about new credit. 'I‘lie new high 0M tickers were unable to quote Iitli the volume of trading and ,_ l lllll suing at fuu speed until w 20 minutes after the closing u: hiid. ended trading for- the tort session. Whenever traders lliifd to take profits other eager Films filled in the breach and car- Fkll ilie issues higher. The ex- Flllls eiiiris reached s17 a share, “W510i! i0 preliminary calcula-

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VALENTINE SKATE wright at iiie Forum. 9194,

BIG FANCY dress carnival at the Forum Fixilay niglii, February 19. Watch for piUZC list, 923.11

14m To nEfiT-The funeral of the late Jos:pii Gaudet took place from his late rrsidcncc, 29 Valley SLi-cct to the Holy Redeemer Church at 9 o'clock on Saturday morning wlicrc High Mass was celebrated by Rcv. Joseph lilcGi-cei, c, 5s, R“ and the scrviccs at the grave were per-

forinnei iiv iiic Rqv. ,G_ R, Murrow, C. SS. it. The pzill bearers were:

Neil McKenzie, Albert Murphy, Jos. Storey, Jas. Murphy, John McMur- rer, and John Callaghan. The late Mr. Giiuilct was born at St. Nichol- as. Prince County, P. E. Island. Ho leaves ii. iOl'l‘(l\\'l.ll§ ivifc, one broth- er, Lam-once of Charlottetown, one sister, lvlrs. Smon LeBlanc, also of

liint of Wcllington, P. E. I. May his soul rest in peace. (Patriot and sllilllllPfSldf‘ papers please copy.)

GET YOUR VALENTINE 0t Fol‘- uiu tonight_

SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION AhIPLE-Jfhc Dcprtment oi Edu- cation has been formally granted the use of Prince Street and Queen Square Schools for the Prince of Walcs students and Model School pupils, and it has been decided by the Government to have the stud- cnis continue their work in the two city schools in iii:- afternoon. It will not be necessary, therefore, to take advantage of tlic generous ofier of ilie churches to provide temporary

ncumiod iion in their Sunday School rooms.

FORUM -_ VALENTINE SKATE

trial average stood at 85.40 up 6.00 points rail average at 39.38 up 3-71 Dfllnts and the utility average at 34.24 up 2.44 points. sales to-_ tailed 2,800,000 shares, compared with 700,000 shares last Saturday.

All the little dried up pieces of cheese should be grated and plac- ed in a covered glass Jar. They nrc excellent for "made up" dishes and particularly good combined with potatoes, macaroni, rice etc.

When soft boiled eggs are left over, boil again till hard. Then put yolks and whites separately iiiro’ a sieve and use as it garnish for salads or vegetables.

~ Card Of Thanks

Mrs. John Hopkinson and family wish to extend their thanks and appreciaton to the many good neighbors and kind friends of Frisk on Road for- tlie kindness and sym- pathy shown by thcm to Mlrs, Jolin Lannan during her recent sickness and death. They feel very grateful to Rev, Father McIntyre of ‘fraca- d'e and the Women's Institute, also to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curran and family, Mr. and Mrs. Parnell Cur- ran and family. Mr. and Mrs, Jam- es liamphier and family, lvlrs Etta. Lam/pixies‘ and family. also Mi‘. Wal- lace Curran and Mr. David Connors. ‘Io those and all other kind fr ends we extend our sincere tliankq

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LENTEN SERVICE-The first of the Lenten scrviccs was held yes- tcrdiw morning in St. Dunstan's Basilica. The sermon was preached by Rev. John McGinn, C. S. P., of New York, who has been invited to preach :1 series of Lenten ser- mons from Ash Wednesday until Easter Sunday. He took for‘his text_ St. John 13:15 "I have given you an example; as '1 have done to you, so do you also."

PREPARING FOR RECON- STRUCTION-Workmen are now

engaged clearing away the debris on the site of Prince of WalesCoilege. and it is expected, when this work is done, io proceed with the con- struction of a new edifice. If pos- sible, the old foundation will be used and the brick salvaged from the ruins will be available for re- construction. Tlie coal supply, con-

sisting of about 125 tons, wrs ua-,

daningcil in the fire and has been rcinovcd to ilie jail, the infirmary and the Sunnis liuilciing where the Fiilcvuwood male patents are hous- ed. Efforts will also be milde to snlmgc livaicrs and other equips mcnt.

The boy friends of Jimmy Howntt, ivlio is in '.l'lic City Hospital with a. broken log will hc glad to learn that he is lll‘(l§!i‘(‘§'3illg favorably.

J apaii To Remain In League 0f Nations

TOKYO, Feb. I3.—(A.P.)—Japan will rriiiiiin in the League of Na- tions “iiniil (irivcii out." and fight tlicrc lici" case with China, a. foreign office spokesman said today, coni- mcnting on the prospect of the Si- dlfflcuities being brought bcforc tlic assembly of the League iiftcr ncxt wcck.

MARRIAGES (YOFI-‘IN-IIUGIIES — Al; West Covcliciiil, P. E.‘ 1., on February 10, 1932, by 120v. Thos. A. Wilson, B.Sc., Clarence Nathaniel Collin, oi’ Pis- qiiid West, P. E. 1., and Laura Bes- sii: Hughes, of West Covchead, P. E. I.

DEATHS

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Monday and Tuesday. J. A. Miller,

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I ‘YTlying Bishop Of The Arctic”

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‘BISHOP GEDDES RETURNING

i T0 HIS DIOCESE IN FAR NORTH—WAS A MEMBER 0F 8TH SIEGE BATTERY

(Special to the Guardian) :"fly'ng bishop of the Arctic" Bishop i , Geddes who is also the

yourigesi hishos of the shallow Church throughout. the world. pass- ed through Moncinn tonight on the |Maritime Express of the Canadian ‘National Railways enmute from l-lalfax to his diocese in the far ,north, which covers an area of sip- proximately 60,000 square miles. He will stop off in Toronto enrmite and exipects to leave there Tues- ‘day night for Winnipeg and from there Mil/proceed to Edmonton. ,Alta.. from whence he w'll fly to ‘Fort Chipewayhn where his head- quarters are located

Tht isikirno he sad is quick and eager to learn hue, due to being scattered over such a. vast expanse of territory the work of education

919.11 is a somewhat slow process. Bishop,

Geddes was born in the Magdalen ‘Islands in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and attended school in Halifax arid n""rwards Dalhousie University from which he entered Wycliffe College in ‘Toronto. During the war he sewed as a tun layer with the 18th seige battery i-ecruted largely ‘n Prince Edward Island. , Standhg well over six feet. fair ihaired and blue eyed Bishop Ged- ‘des radiates the spirit of the vast spaces of the far north. While his diocese is in the Western Canadian Arctic, h's name is known through- out the length and breadth of that vast territory, A special writer who vsited Baffin Land during the past summer heard him referred to by cskimo and while men as “ a square shooter" and the eskimo asked him to “say me to Bishop Geddes." He expects to reach his headquarters in the far north in elbut ten days from the time of h's leaving Tor- onto. Fonnerly, the trip from Ed- monton would take him six weeks or longer by dog team, but with the airplane the distance can be cover- ed in about fve or six hours, He ex- pects to return to Halifax in the fall to attend a meeting of the General Synod of the Anglican Church in Canada scheduled to meet in that clty_

IHIUKEY

On January 20 one of the most cxcitng. hockey games of the season was played in l-lighfield Rink be- tween the Mount Herbert Rangers and the Hghifleld Second Granltes.

The game opened fast with the Rangers forcing the play and the resuli, was the fret period ended 2-0 in their facor. The Granites, sensing defeat settled down to professional combination and fast skating to best - the Rangers by two goals and even the score. The third period got under way with the Rangers taking the lead only to have the Granites even the score a. few minutes later. De- spite an overture. periiod of ten minutes the score still remained 3-3.

The Mount Herbert boys are h gh. ly pleased with the treatment a0- cordeci them by the rnk manage- ment, They also wish to express thanks to 1Vi'.'s. Augustus Hurry and Mrs. Athol Roberts, who supplied a. sumptuous supper at their homes, in the hockey players for their good sportsmanship. and to the re"ercc, Mr. Jack Rodd.

The lineups were:-

RANGERS GRANITES Goal 1!. Jenkins G_ Roberts Defence R. Drisiwil G. MacKinnou l-l‘. H. Jenkins R, Curley Fiorwards F. Wood C. Hurry V. MJoLennan P_ Rodd F, Jenkins s, l-luny E. Clow C. Stetson S. Jenkins Al. MacKlnnon

m. MacQuarris R, MncK nmn

Canadian Dogs Win Many Prizes

(Clllldlln Press) MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. N. Y., Feb. IiL-Canadia l exhibitor-s Won twenty-four prises at iris sec- ond day of the fifty-sixth annual Westminister kennel show.

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Eventful Week

(Continued from P521? 1)

into sinking of the scliooiici- Gyp- sum_Queen during the war. Thc reparations commission uiloivcd the

ATHLETES Bill FAREWELL T0

LAKE PLABID,

(By Wallace II. Ward, Canadian i Press Stall‘ Writer)

LAKE PLACID, N. Y., Feb. 14.- 'l‘he Canadian Olympic winter games contingent struck their tents and lcft this Adirondack village for home today. They did not go back empty liandcd either, for the hockey championship of the third Olympic winter games will travel west with the Winnlpegs, stout hearted band of Canadian hockey players who stood their ground through three hectic overtime periods in the final ‘game yesterday to turn back the

greatest threat the United States nos cvei- made for the title. Though ilie final score was 2-2 the Can-

owncrs 870.000 b11506 fill lll" Clllllll udiuiis chine out of the series two

it was torpcdocd by ilie (li-i-nians.

As this has been quest lied u-

pUllliJi ahead of tile Americans. It ivns the one Olympic iitle Can-

royal commission was ordered to ada “'41s able to capture as contest- l ants from seventeen nations strugg-

investigate further.

In addition to the tivn iUlTgOiTlg inquiries, four arc pending before House of Commons any one of which may coiirnicncc thiswveek. These include lnvcstl- gation into gasoline prices,’ probe of charges alleged to liiivc made by lion. G. N. Gllliillil of Peterboro, 0nt., involving Premier R. B. Bennett and ‘a reviiwv questions dealing with the civil service appointments. The» inurih has to do with riincndiirg ilie el- ections nct. The commons commit.- tce will study the question iii the light of evidence brought out iii the Bcauharnois inquiry last your.

Last session the Senate proposrd a committee to dcfinc tlic right“. and obligation of senator's iii re- gard to conducting lflT_0l‘ll1L‘iiiili'§‘ business with the departments of the government. Pnrliiiinciit pro- rogued without any pirigi-us: made. Some suggestion w... that further action might iic taken

being loiii: "W1C Liiblct of honour though Canadians

lcd through two ivccks of keen oom- puiiiiiiii ior the coveted Olympic

committees, honors in skiing, speed skating, fig-

urc skating, bobslcdding and hoc- kry. Tho United States Olympic team

keen‘ liuci captured five titles up to today

ivitli one lmbslcdiling event to be (lccidcd on that breathless slide

of down the side of Mount Van Boe-

i-cnburg. The Americans carried off ilie championships in the four men's siiccd skating events, and the two-man bobslcd race.

Prodigious leaps from the inter- vulcs ski hill by youthful Norwegian jumpers and the ciisy grace of Miss 5011111 ilcnic, pretty biondc figure skate‘: captured thrci- olympic titles for Norway. Both the combined racing and Jumping cvcut and the big iiyiiipic iuinp went to the Nor- ircglims.

Canada's liockcy title stood as her contribution to the olympic

gained places among the leaders in

this session but the latest iiidicn- Severn] avg-mg pqniand won the

tion is that. no developments this connection iirc cxpccicd for the present at least.

Tomorrow is private members‘

in 50 kilometre ski race yesterday and

Fi-iiiicc also gained one title when Pierre and Andree Brunet were judged the winners of the figure

day in the house when tn; few skating championship for pairs.

resolutions remaining on tlic ordcr paper will likely be taken up. The house made wonderful progress last week. almost stripping the order paper. Hovirevcr with the estimates available there will be no incl: of government business from ll('i\\’ on. The indications are that ilie burl- get will be brought down Cill‘l_\', perhaps ivithin a couplc iii‘ necks.

OTTAWA. Ont., Feb. l4 ~(By thc Canadian Pross)—Wliiic there was

no official comment tonight on tho’

despatcli tliiit Ncivfouiidliinci and Canada were ivorking jointly to obtain d preference in the Briiisli markets on newsprint from the two Domlnions, it is understood tliiit

The showing of the Canadians throughout tlic winter oiympiad was

Ordination Of Rev. A. A. Francis The ordination took placi vcsic-rw

dill‘ TilOYTilYlg n St. Dunstii w Ba- Blllv“ at 9.30 of Rev. Aliilio‘ .-\lo},'-i

sins" Frzuii RM Fiillir; Jriincis uho s a in‘ of this czij ‘nus cd/

Outed at en Squurc S':iioo\ Prnce o.’ Wales Colin-go ind Sq

Dunsians Uiiiversiiv am: iook a theological course at H llcart Salminaq", Iluliiax ’ r-mcni- wzis pifffillllYli by ills F. :.~_i- Rt.

Rev. J. A OlSiillrrnn, D_ l}. assist-

Pd by Rev. P. McMahon : Y llcv. J. Slliiiifllll. Til" yoiiii’: p: .! iviis flfnfilfli l ‘s; l) nllmr Ri . M. E. Francis. l" éblli ill ilie S -‘-i:<i'_v were a number of priests o: the S-*._ Dunsians Ullli staff. 'l‘hc‘ young priest nah. ell-bran’. n‘.

Solemn Bc:ii<‘i.(~i.r-:1 0i l Sacrament iii '7 (i0 yrs‘. v Deacon-Rev. M E, lh-iirisg Dcacon~llcv_ l’. hfchfzihoii.

irinity Uniieii undies

MONDA’; l

3.30--l'.nlc_rm.diuie Li. (i. I. T. \ regular mecting—S0cial flail. 7.0D---'I‘ra..l Rangers, regular inact- ing—Soc4ii Hull, ' . 7.30—Wi1mcn‘.~; Alli; ioniivy So"'r‘j.' Study C155, rcgului‘ lllti”.lllf','—>l’iii'— - sonage. Rclimond St. ‘

i i ernment to persuade the British Government to reopen their innriwi to Canadian potaiocs and wfluld point. out iliiit iiic iuri-Zl? Wlllio shipments from this PTOVlllC: pinoi-

tato bugs to Britain shough iliey were much more piciitiliil hen, than they are now. WALLACE Ii. lllflfllNS. Secrcizirj.’ A letter was read from ihv Board of Railway Conimiasionci" refusing the Charlottetown BOTWG‘! request for the restoration of ziouli‘. r train service with the mainland. Moved by Mr. S. A. MacDonald am‘: seconded by Mr. R. I... Cotton iii" following resolution was passcili

most encouraging. In olympic events Alex Hui-d, of Hamilton, was a close second to Jack Shea in the 1,500-metres event. Willie Logan, Saint John spcedster, was third in the 1,500 mcires and third in the 5,000 metros. Frank Stuck, of Win- iiipeg, placed third in the 10.000 incircs and fourth in the 500 metres dash and fourth in tlic 1,500 metre’: Nlontgoincuv Wilson, of Torontc ivas third in ilie men's figure skat- ing coinpciliion and his sister, Mrs Constance Wilson Samuel placer ioirzili iii tlic women's division.