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evening before a large number of intercetedgpeotatuts and resulted in two victories ‘ror the Madisons.

Harry Redmond won over James Johnston and Wm. Nicholson won over Carl Milford.

Redmond. made the highest in- dividual run o 58 ‘points.

The series s being played by points, the Madisons new leading by Zfldjloints. v

The next two games will be played in'tlis Charlottetown Alley toniglit at 7.30.

Lost Bout on ._ ~ i. Foul Punch

(Canadian Press) CHICAGO, Aiprdl 24-—Pai Moore veteran ba-ntam weizlll. 181141911 111! first foul punch in eleven years o! boxing and more than two hun- ‘dred ring ba-ttilers last night when he lost to Frankie- Genarv. ‘Unlled States eiiyweight champion by striking him in the groin in the sintih round of their scheduled ten round bout. "ll‘he blow landed when Genaros feet were six inches oiif the floorl. The chamlpion lit- anally pimped into the punch whioivwas a left hook.

Garpentier And McTigue

, mseeieeiui-gebie-in u... sseiiee»j8sct1ln:-THM.‘~-n qsfibiiiinrd-gsmes was played at.- {Larnbros Bros. billiard room last

i e lijisbutme lien conqueroroi

1 Georserflsr- psntler,‘ for the, world's light» heavyweight championship.‘ July

Boyle's Thirty Acres. Rickard completed negotiations

for the match after receipt of s

cablegram from Francois Des- ceptiug forms [or tbeifrenchmau. signed with Rickard several days

ago on behalf o! the titleholder, who is now in lpeland.

McTigue as guaranteed "nflhout 85 per cent. for his end of the purse.

around 20 per cent.

HOW THEY snub

American League

National League W

mow YORK, April 24.—-Prorn0-

teri Tex Rickard 10110? illmmilmed‘

Team . L. .P.C.- New York 7 1 .876 Chicago 6 1 .857 Pihila - - 2 2 .5

Cincinnati 3 4 .429 Plttsburg 3 4 .429 Boston 2 4 .333 St. Louis .. 2 B .286 Brooklyn 1 5 .167

W, CLASS

v v . v

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i!‘ words ts s llns- ‘Groups o! I

I lattes-s, ennnt as

ens ‘west 100' per cent. disosnnt In nah. Address lsrns pun

OI ‘OI- III Illl! b0 plltl lor.

Spools! Bates Furnished Rooms

- Ida Ids lot seven words for one week. tnntlos Wanted, 50o {or

loves words per week-

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, Agents wanted

. I _ Miscellaneous

14, either-at the-Yankee Stadium or

camps. manager of Csrpontier, so-

Joe Jacobs, Mcirigutvs manager.

Financial deinilflwero not dis- closed but it was understood that

Carpentier, it was said would get

Team L. I’.C. Cleveland . . . '0 1000 New York 2 4167 Phiia 2 .600 Detroit 3‘ .500 Washington 3 .500 '31. Louis 4 .200 Chicago 4 .200 Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4 .200

- bf WANTED LIVE AGENTS TO sell Watkins 150 Products Write today I. R. Watkins flowbany. (Dept n), are c raig I West, Montreal, Que, 447.111., Fi.

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F R BALE-B H.P. IMPERIAL Gasoline engine, complete, price $75.00. Apply Guardian.

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. HOR BALE-A SECOND-HAND electric suction vacuum clean- nr in 80hr! running order. A bargain. Palmer-Watson. Elec-

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Female Help Wanted

WANTED-A MAID FOR ‘KITCH- cn ivork. Apply Btrathoona ,1lntol. ' Bi '

WANTED IMMEDIATELY ADAP- sbis girl for general housework, with‘ good references. Apply 53 Bayileld Street in the evenlnss.

11443-4-19-01

‘i...

WhtlTlD-wA MAID FOR GIN-

" oral housework. One, who under stands pain . Apply‘ ‘Mn. G. J. MoCorinsck. ‘l0 Syd- nsyit, 4-184!

wamlao-M-Aib ron GENERAL Ulilldtwerk. ‘Good walfis to cop- ililgmin. Apply 4o mimere st. Jbr bfrs. Jno. A. McDonald. \< __ n. 110,656,424 ei Wanted-a OAPAILI woman '10P ‘ delieral housework, must JOfOIUflIOa-APII] to I0 Hlbbstt, doorman

l- - stasis-soul

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RUPTURE APPLIANOES.—.APPLI

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WANTED-YOUNG ‘MAN T0

work on a farm. Arpply D. C.

Moore, East Royalty. 116551-4-2331

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MALE HELP WANTED-MAKE Money at ' ome $15.00 to $60.00 paid weekly for your spare time writing showcards for us. No Canvassing. We instruct and supply you ‘with work. West- Anxue Bliowesrd Service. 108 Colhorne Bldg, Toronto. 11-22-dtf.

v——v-~,¢» Wanted-Alencrnl Agent WANTED-AIENERAL AGENT ro cover Prince Edward Island for a well known Swedish Separator calling on local dealers snd also selling to farmers direct. To a Inln who is able to produce we

for the Island. Apply in confid- ence to J. Ander, 170 McGill Street. Montreal, P. Q. IS-ws.

, Lost i.os"r rnoui lANCbh-ONI nus lllvei- totes. Reward. WN. Tan ton. Charlottetown 1i

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soar-n use sUwF_ mou-

§7’re-'e”1§1'e?nniiih‘ i1 “£33- 0 I q O street. Tin dr p ‘aipeavl j at‘

- , ilslltaosl I-lbnlr

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. 100100 . this otiioe and receive" ‘reward.

TO LET.—TWO OFFICES NEXT to American Consulate, well llshted and heated. Apply at

64718-2541

anoes for Rupture. full particu- lars. Write J. G. Smith, British Appliance Specialist, 15 Downie

will give exclusive selling rights I lyem-zqmmy h”; 13k, M‘ 1 changes, and get a aura corn

abet/m ‘lament est-us. ‘VERNON RIVER o|ncu|r-,

Services on Send y, A n 9pm,, Wilton 3:3 p.111. fTllQlgrll-llfliylll

, 10!‘! in, the ‘Temple of my Wllev '1 p. 1n. "the

F3111 01114803’ Then on Monday tots V6110"- 3 D. m. special oflioiai meet 111C 9t b03711. 0.150 0f the United _ Congregations.

m

rem-a, Coil-rt yaelerllayrcreneon the case ofddstrlck Mciienna camenp

‘ - - 11.0fm‘: the three judseeu This was true: he ‘use mimosa" ZMike-‘Me:

an flllluilrflcd hearing of an. appli- cation for leave to appeal to the

the Court Kffllltlng the" writof-Cgr. tlorari on the ground-that section

meat 0f 1922.

in the matter of costs. _.._..¢oo-__

Personals

J. n. Cotton.

__.._._.a+§<._.'

DEAD SKQPPER erases

speed .

the police to believe the man

_ been murdered. ‘ Police hope to identify him

through n, license they issue January.

NLLEGEJD SWINDLER

Russian Grand Duchess

physician, Dr. Doid said today.

swindle.

night the 2611b lillsrt at 10 o'clock, lsigned ‘ C. J. Gsudet,

Sure 00m 11m 1212x5141. °°RN . SOLVENT v

removes oorna, warts, stow or

curs. It's painless and takes out tits corn smi- d days. it costs only 2s cents and la sold only, and puarantasd by

T...’ Raitali Kile. "t."

'Plione 219 ‘

hospital cake sale at Roam Store‘ 1i

SUPREME ‘COURT-silt, um s“...

Privy-oCounoll on the decision of

52 o! the-Prohibition Act was ultra vlres notwithstanding the amend. Mr. Bentley counsel for the Prohibition Prose- cutor asked for leave m withdraw his aiivllwillon. as the Act had been amended this session. Mr 111111811. counsel for ‘McKennail ask- ed that costs be allowed his client in respect of this application. T119 C0111‘! Sranted Mr Bentley's lllmlioation for leave to wtihdraw the appeal and reserved judgment

‘MW- 3°11" W- H0551 and son Dsrvis and Miss Alice Clark Wil- mot, spentthe week end in Spring- 119111. the Bllests 0f Mr. sud Mrs.

1111199 Eugenia O'Connor, Albion, Lot 59. has arrived home from Mile Creek. C. B., having spent the winter with her sister ‘Mrs. Wm. Vincent Jesse. She was accompani ed as far as lona. C. 13., rby iMr. Ambrose Jesse, Mlle Creek, C. ‘B.

BOAT ON THE HUDSON

NEW YORK. Avril 24~The 09 motor Ibont Traveller, stcuretl by a

dead man with a buliet in his chest, was caught by lonzrhore- men today as she emerged from beneath elpier in the Hudson river and headed for open water at full

Peters, Cathedral are‘ holding Q 0n Saturday.

coma TO v.u.o.a.‘ hockey team dance at Prof. Clinton's Hail to- night, “ - 11

ALABABTIME 1N1 full range of colors at The lingers Hardware, Go. Ltd. ‘4-24-21

, .

Y. ‘M. G. A'. ’ HOCKEY TEAM DANCE at Prof. Chilliows Hull to- ‘nilght startling‘ st 9 o'clock. Arsenauft Orchestras In attdllduuce. Everybody ‘welioome . 1i

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for housecieanlng supplies. The Rogers Hardware Co. Ltd.’ 4-24-21

PROBABLY THE MOST satisiac tory garment to a woman is her sui-t. We are showing suits that are becoming, ‘Priced rlsht. See them. Patrons Ltd. 4-23-21 Y. M. C. A. HOCKEV TEAM DANCE at Prof. Cblltons Hall to- night siarting at . 9 _o‘clock. Airsemtult Orchestra in attendance. Everybody welcome, 1i

in; to the sung“ of Rev. Ewen lilac Dougali in cainbridge. Mesa. lhe Sacrament of the Lord's 311111191‘ has been postponed until Sabbath, April 29th. .- : »

Among Sumruerside visitors in the city yesterday were ‘ Mnyvr Lidstone, 'M~r. Lucas Allen, presi- dent of the summerside Board of Trade, Councillor Thos. Johnston Mr A. R, Brennan and Mr. Willard

Phillips. »- -; bl LEGISLATURE YEBTEBDAY— ibudget debate was continued hi‘ Mesm-g D, C, McDonald, C, Mc- Arthur, lion. Mr Cox. C- M"‘1h‘“'-‘H

Pcter Brodie, Hon. Mr. Hughes 11ml (Mr. LcPage ‘the latter at 11 p. m.

morning .

Farewell Gathering

From Goddard

ems sA .-'rh i‘ L’! ' “i” o‘ at‘ 3001i. the Australian heavyweight

5x91111011." utpoiniea Frank God- th ‘h. the English heavyweight, in Nani‘ twenty round Ibout at c“ 0M1 sbflfting Club tonight.

00k was too quick and clever for 11 I ODDOnent and scored well with loft leads to the face. He frequent. 1i’ drove Goddard to the ropes and landed left and right hooks 1110 law. Goddard was occasion- wlfh his right "Wlflzs but on the whole was out-

Maritime Athletes Have Chance For Olympic Team

ST. JOHIN, N. B., April 23.—A group of representative P. J. ‘Mulqueen, Cllllrmun or the Canadian Olym- illfi ‘wlumlttee on Saturday after- noon when Mr. Mulqueen explain- ed the purpose and scope or the comlmittec and A. W. Covey told n . mguglytfigilgmsagxlgglls 1°? 111B 9°11‘ in the approaches to the city. discussion followed, in which gen- eral approval was expressed of the bringing athletes these provinces io the front, not fl necessarily, but competent representatives ofCan- min and the Maritime Provinces. 8x18311118? than iuce. The pedple Cmllll be saris. c ymp c ., . v ' committee had been composcghog tsirgigné-hilliliigf;élztléll:eon l5 illilfzfligxlléa bit; ey will be spent. honcstly,<becziuse

A.‘ general

éuoricri or ac°TLAND-—OW- u,

practically the sumo men. flilfl done their work well, but it was hardly consistent with demo- job iiio some '

lllPn should hold, Office our after . your. For this reason 2131211811110 in 1;’ was $118’??? “m1 “m.” mm ihn personnel hail taken place and» d} 3nd,“; 19 ‘f w“ mghtew 1i committee 0i’ flve hail been sel- gong" 0-H duh“ , The iiicn was tn represent t B Liberals‘ sections, cast, west and cen- also would lmvo lis own nthictic committee which would function particularly with rr-zzird to fhc Olympics, Tho Cnnnillan team should con- sist oi‘ eighty five men. but. this would cntnll grout. expense, it was prdbslbli: that ilic number would be reduced to sixty-five, (‘oncoming possible menibcrs

of the team. he remarked that in - Q st either need to be enlarged, or have

in the Legiiuciitu-re yesterday lliC .,

W. H. Dennis, Hon. Mr. Crosby

ndjournlng the debate. The House adjourned until 10 a. m. this

lit 1 ne occupant lay on his __ _ , 5 back‘, gcross the steerinii wheel. “mml the past week Messr ‘ his weighit steadying its rudder A pistol and two loaded cartridges

Robert MacPherewi 1911913 “m1 Clarence MoGuiSfln.

were iu the. bottom of the craft. The absence of empty shells led

NEW YORK’, Aprll 24.——iMaurice1 Sternback. charged in Londongfl _ with complicity in swlndiing thcjniany friei

Alexandrovnri, sister of the former Czar, of jewels worth $50,000 is‘ _ shut arwny from evcryibody except we a few of yum. inumme lils attendants at the itivercrcst sfllenas, representing, a m”, 0g; others in Hunter River, ask you‘ to accept this little gift, similllhtha, i; enables 31mm“ i0 be pro- as a token of esteem and appre- ' “lotion o: your many valued “hal- glve a lucid statement eoncsrniuglmes as a {fiend and 353mm,“ the charge, even if the hospitallwhne yo“ ‘were Wm, us m, “,0 authorities did not foubid visitors pa,“ [our yeam

to him. ‘ihe patient l5 said to be a partner of Albert Frederick Cal- vert, against whom ihe Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna re- cently secured a. judgment in. Eng. land as the result of the alleged

NOTICE

‘All players intending to plgy with the Madison fbasebaiil mam are requested to attend a meeting at Imnbroe Bros on Thursday

Sanitarium, Astoria, L.l., the bead

Dr. Doid intimated that Stern- back would be mentally unaible to

Manager.

us citizens in the town.

E D The time. bcingso short. there! MENTALLV D PRANGE lwafi no opportunity, “n. a Dram“. lions "furmvnll, but 08c flffielVlhllioo mus of want gift as :1 remembrance of tliclrmca“ Wm, ids in Hunter River. The

xemaulailowing is the address presenled I

[to Mr. McGuiSiiu:

Dear Clarence:

served promotion for which we congratulziih you mos! cordially.

“Au revoir" hoping to see you back in the "Garden" "When the roses bloom again" and we sin- cerely wish you every success in the new- work and opportunity

YOU. -

in Hunter River.

sxescrs OCCUPATION WILL LAST FOUR YEARS.

BEltLiN. April 24——A vigorous protest against the expulsion 0f (‘ho German llthinciantl» commission- er Count Von Hatzfeldi by tile French without the knowledflfi 01 tlhe British members of i116 Inter- Aillied ‘Rhineilanil Commission Wlll

day m‘ two, according to iii-forma- tion received from a 8011108 close to the British embassy ill Berlin. in British diplomat-lo circles lie-re it is roared that. an unpleasant Anglo-French 1110111011‘! will result from tiic l-‘rciurli b01110"-

Tho French, it is fiilt 110W. 3P9 flilunning to rcmnfin in lilo Rillll‘ district for yea-rs. ngo the French military 811111011“ ilcs issued to American uewsiillhel‘

Doc. 31 next.

When asked about ihtvsituntlon in the ‘Ruhr district n. high allied erircer said "1 expect the Wrench

years."

e

UONDON, April za-When "M"- ton of the Movies" 09911911 h." “and” night n considerable sev- tion of the gallery booed the r1111 at its close.

Last night, Tom Douglas. the American actor who ‘plays 01911119

‘mic, experienced the unique 0611' sstion of receiving the 8001081“. - of the poem. A, terse ervvd

waited fior him ‘at the sts£9 11001‘ after tile show and when he came out their epohesuia stepped up and‘ roe ‘the inst tithe within the recollection’ of ifiie oldest piavsoerl

"w" _, .,,,..,.._ lllllllfidt.‘ i,

John was Canada's best lief,

accountant oi [he Hunter River ‘Branch of the, ‘

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‘Gvlizt-Ivni ~I~a~ ls’, ,

(Continued from Page One.)

prove of the Movement and they also approve of football. it is competition against college-g in which a few pupils devnlo n ~. ,-

deal of their time to nthiw ._- ‘t 1s disapproved of nowzulw .-_~.,. 103a p. ‘essore. Two tiling; :9. "P111118 e progress or 31min’ 1,-- in this rovince Mr. liiggs 1)l'| t... ed tokbe lack of fresh air and 1M1; of 519W- ' The Conservatrvcrhn admitted established the School Suimlv but the first time u... 8011001 books were got at cost was uuiier the premigrgh-lp 0g M,- h“, tics Iiaszurd. Since that time the exileniiituro has increased. The Leader of the Opposition in critic- Piliig 1110 lllshwnys scheme, hnd, M1! filings contended, practically ailiuil-tcd that he approved of ninety percent 0i‘ the work, ‘D6 011""! 1111i’ Der cent has been for Dei-moncnt worklnnd forty percent 15 1'81"! done at the expense of the Fmninion Government. The

Prizes might be given for the ‘nest 116i)! stretch of road in the Prov-

l-ionest Cyrus Crosby was on the The expenditure at Falcon- woori 1‘.'iil b01211 brought up. in

less, under

MR, 'S'I‘l'JW.AltT. What about the intervening yours?

Mil. HIGGS szi-lti there might be some slight (lifforvuce , taking it that ‘umy, but. it should 1m rorncm- hereil tiinL an iucrezisc of twenty- five percent in wages hail been giv- en. Thu doctor and stimulants were iloiug o. uoliic work lillil the ra-lsu in 511111105 was only fair. The future of this institution furn- 115110.; a problem because it will

the liifi-rmury niltieil to it and :1 new Infirmary built. In the Pro- vincial Building the Conservatives

1.1111113118111115?

Libel-US had “gent $648,000 on barge number of candidates ln 5g, pay-wk‘ K_ o; c, the“, ma“ and had borrowed only our schools are too many young Guards . $30g.()00_ visitors have been loud teachers. _ Those who have fa-il- Mccnrey (7) Hung) L’ McDonald; in praise er these out roads. The ed ‘1““° “""‘1“°"“‘>' ‘"0 ""141" 11>‘ fionnolly (10) . ..... .. McDonald, guvelnment hm duh‘, valuable ex‘ ‘£11088 young teachers ' whom Centre , nwuuenmi work in connection -"""“°'"“ milk "a not 5i1T11°1@1111Y-M<:Quaid (s) ...... Connolly Wm, gravel surfaced road work qualified and as a result a great Forwards

many poorly qualified, badly Doyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . MoCabetl The essential thing about the roads g'°““"°‘1 mdem’ em" P~ W- C°""°"Y---- ------ (l) Cuyle 13 the question of upkeekh Mr. Cciliege and fail to receive the - Subs 1.51533 bemeved ‘his was mo much license for which they are striving. Connors . . . . . . . . . . . gm. any government m _ hand“, Here we have what the Opposition McGuigan . . . . . . . . —-—-‘ , T119 country people won“ have m says is a vicious circle. The _ _ look after the roads themselves remedy h” believed is [or the 23 19

—in fife least ‘time! A little "Nugget" and a little rub is all that's needed. ‘l? u ,1

pioneer"

sziszixzisz"... 1:511: BASKETBALL ClMDS and tlic Conserve. .._wero

. ; ,. unable to grunt tlic teachers re- Qn it". Laague 0g the grog; quest. Now the schools are f'ii- flour ma; night the 75L pan-wk oil. Piierc is nothing wrong with team, defeated [he 1g of Q m; Prince of W'1ilcs College, be was ,in Basketball .1”- a scare o; g3 t; sure. As u result of the desire 19_ ‘ ‘ for educu-iuou there is‘ always e The fgllgwlng 15 [he ]|n¢.up;_

Bozurd of Education to draw the iinc vigorously land not to allow I caiiilltlates to enter until qualified. ' _ A portfolio of Education migiit be opened ‘by the Government, in ccn- _ sfilerziiiou of tiic imiportance of the

subject. The 1irescnt he ibeiicved 1N LOWNG AND AFFECTION. is not n. "proper time to go to Ot- ATE MEMORY OF

iéiwil for increased suibsidy. The