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I11 the 1+. 11:11 pefod took a new lease oi’ lite, ll1r1-1» goals.

(P01111111; out for the filial fame the visitors fort: d ihc going with the result that Stisucx were at tithes 1ilaycti 01ft illi-lr 1'11 t,

I 'l‘l1e demonstration of hot-key ‘hn-ndvtl out by th1- islantl-rs show- ed clearly that they have the gomls and Susst-x will hzlvo a l1ur1i nut to crack to take the titl1-.

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gan oi‘ the (‘air hot-keyists in Sum- inersldo la-t 1121.111) wl11-11111".(‘1'_\-.-1;1i Sisters- ctigctl out with 11 2-1 lead over the Ahhics iSisicrs of Charlot- tetown.

There- werc many spills nuito a little checking and a slight a111- ount. of nost- bleeding hut in cvery t-ase those cilgaut-d came up smil- ingnviih an tOlivcr ’l‘\vist propen sity to ask for more.

Referee W. A. Allen t-allcd the game at 8.15 sharp. l-‘osta Kit-Col- louuh 1111- speedy (lrystal centri- notched the first tally for the \Vestcrn girls after about fiitt-en minutes of play, 111 fact the visiting defence was so attractive that the puck could hardly he iudur-cd to leave the Ahhico territory 111111112 1111-. first period which. cntlcti if) in furor of the home team.

The second period was a llitlc .

faster. the game taking on the Will’ time appearance of A, W. .\, .1\, (‘. camp at physical drill. Although it was not. 1111111-11 in the way oi’ set-

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THE QHARLOTTETOWN QILARDIANWW M 1

‘a The

tHappenings of the

Day at the “Y" iliNKw _%—

9.15 till 9.45—--Ju11i11ru. GYM- 10 till 12-—Junlora, 1.15 Basketball W. K. S m, S. ii_

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2 p.m.—1Prin1-a Street (Iii-la. 4 till fk-Businesa men. 7—-Hexnthelon cont-petition DOWLIN\G—— -

All alleys open. GEN-EIRAL-

Reading room, pool, lailllards. showers, bowling and checkers at your convenience,

SUNDAY-— ‘ 11) u,m.—Junior siug-sionlz. 8.30 DJIIr-SGIIAOI" Sing-song.

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BOWLING

Majority for Baptist ovcr Central Christian, 381 pins. .

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN: ii. (l. Ballingall 121 125 128

T0 tal~-—-2.'l95.

‘HORSE RACES

The horse P3012113 which took place at Black Pond ir.~, on Wed- uostlay. Feb. 25111 were a ticcidcd

home team. Play ended in centre ice with no further scoring.

lloth teams showed the effects of their activities both over and on the ice ill the third period. Lil- tle fliissWl-‘ceks the fast Red and Black 11cc after an e11d to end tits-ill scored the first. 11nd only rzoal for the visitors anti the game fvflﬂllil

SUCCESS. The truck "iv-UH; 1o the . cut. lllilW. 'i‘h12 i-latsstes “"1113 well filled. with the exception 0t‘ the ere-en race which had only two entries».

The foilouxng is the summary:

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2.40 Trot and Pace

with the Abbie Sisters hombartlinr-I u m B I ‘l 1 _ _ 1-,1,_.o c ur~1..-- lag-Bog: 1111x1132]; Mm“ “hm! wlxl (‘urmatl-lt) k 2 l 2 l 1 The “m, “b waé‘. 11111- “@1111. (P. “1111-1-1-111 1 2 2 :1 .- crystah v Abegweits lﬁiiiiilliiimlifiil.‘Vtiriléi‘ 1.1 \-'1l- u l; l‘ 2 " c111 , 1' - - - 1111,11,, ________ __'__‘i ______ U "NH." hit-by 'l‘o1ld- 1.1. 11111-1151 -1 -1 4 .1 4 Defense . heard __________________ __ Bourke Three Mmute Trot Gay """"""" “"1 """ " Rourke Guy lt-E- Peters) I! 1 i 1 F‘"““'ds Walnut Boy 111. 111111-0111 1 2 1 2 gme“, ------------------- -~ ‘ Ludy Mc o (M. Nit-hulls) 2 :1 2 :1 Mzgflﬁxxgii- 'i‘ullgo (S. Quthcrland) 4 ~1 11 4 Sounders .__.-.. ......... _.\_ Green Race Gay _____ _. ""11"" --------------- -- JﬂY-"vﬁv" c1111 11.111 (n. 1111111111111 1 1 1

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[Events Were Closely ' e11 Lots of Exciteme brig-gs Made Wond

The Weather mun smiled on \\'1-s1 KPlli. School yesterday 11nd gas-c a splendid sheet oi‘ ice for their ice Sports at. the Arena Rink _lust night. tit “"1111 intendcti to post- ‘1111111- tho even-ts but as the ice ivau found to he in 111111111 121111111111111 the committee in trharge dec11l1-1l to hold the sports. The zitteutlanec “'11s very large and the contests were run off very credltably, Sonic splendid skating was shown and the hockey game between West Kent and Sumnlersitle High was li vely and exciting, A feature of the sports was the performance by John Squarebriggs who won err-ry- eveut he was entered in with one exception.

The officials were: Starter. J. lilaoMiiiun, Judges, .\'l1~. David Ile- thune, Col. J, l’, Hooper. Aiajor l1. L, Betlnlne, Coilnclllor '1‘. W. 1.. Prowse, Announcer .\ir. l], F. .1\1-1n'n referee Mr. Percy Rodd, The lino- 11p for .the hockey teams were: Summerside-Goal, Wood-side; lic- feuce, L, Peters anti Russel Phil- lips, Forwards. R. Johnson; \'a-; Gronm, Cecil Tunton. H. Gallant. West KeulwGoai, W. Colllnas; 111- fenee, H, Shaw, ll. Spiliett. tor wards, ii_ Stevenson, R, Bevan F Rnnnghun, G. Peake. 1E. Marley The gumt- was won hy \V1=.st Kent 3-0.

The winners of the events were: ',/2 Mlle Relay-(Senlory-Wkest Kent, won by John Squarebrigus Ralph Bevan. and 1Hurry Stevenson

220 Yards-to Your: and Under-

i, John Milford; 2. Robert Heel‘: 3. Albert Murlev. 220 YIrdl—-G|I‘|l (Juniory-l Marjorie Roop; 2, Roma Wright; 3. Wanda Wedlock. 220 Yardl-H Years-l, ‘GOHMII Stewart; 2, Anson Dowling; 3 Stewart Foster. Lap Race-l. John Squurebriggs; 2. Manning Archibald; 3, -Percy Cameron.

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GUI-CK RELIEF FOR

RHEUMATISM

Mrs. Bert Young of Fllch Bay. Que., writes as follows:

"i could not turn over in bed at night. i tried doctors and cent off for medicines which did me

your nnme n 1i n! run. 1., --=1...“.f"i1:;.':‘.'.".‘..."t.':1Ad? l1, [fsxllfrtnmnilof n uhnnle condition ' 4 In! money. You no 11,3.‘ s. d ill loenllin one cont In" 1' ‘N \- your mly d net to _ m UFACTUIIIIU COIPAI l lAiii ITIII II". " 1

no good, hilt-after using three bottles of Mlnard‘: my rheuma- tinm left me entirely, and l have never felt it since.”

Aiwayg keep Mlnnrd’: handy.

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Contested and Provid nt-John Square- erful Showing.

Hockey-West Kent, 3-0.

880 Yards-m! Years-l. John ‘Squarobriggu; 2, William Owen; 3. {Percy Cameron,

Sealed Distance - (Junior)_ l, -Arthnr Fraser; 2, lvan Nicholson; 3, Arthur Brown,

220 Yards-Girls (Senlory-l, El. eanor Henry; 2, Aiarjorie Stewart; 3. R1111; Unswortn -

440 Yards-12 years-l. Arthur Fraser; 2, Herb, Vatcher; 3, Alan MacMlllan,

1 Mile —(.Senlor)--1, John Squarebrlggs: 2, Arthur Fraser; 3. Manning Archibald.

V, Mile ReIay-(Junlon-ist, Ar- ‘thur Brown, Arthur Fraser, Fred l-loll and 1i, Nicholson.

2nd, lierb. Vatcher, Wm, Owen. Percy 1Cameron and (l. McDonald.

3rd, Alan MaoMlllan. John Mil- ford, Earl Baker and J. Quara- briggs, V 440 Yards—13 Venn-l, lvun Nicholson and ‘Earl Baker; 3, Ar- ‘thur Brown, 1 1 Sealed Distance - (Senioﬂ-l Manning Archibald: 2. Arthur 1iirown: 3._John Squarebrlggs

Ncw Zi-rrlund Boy 1i), Cormack) 1 2 2 2 Judgev-D. J. Nlooney. John A. Mfcilouald Mtr tic-urge ‘McDonald handled the bell to the. satisfaction of all. Tire Block Pond driving club in- tt-xul putting on another race i11 the near future.

The Vernon Driving Club held u

ice at. Vernon Saturday, Fe-b, 27th. there w-ere three classic on thr- t-ard A. B. and C.

1

SUM-MARY 013th A

Shawnee Rose (McKennu) 3 Nettrie J. (Jackmau) Am-ey Abrey (Cal-ow) Deceiver, (Prat/t)

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Clan B

Jimtmie, (Campbell) 1'1 5 I] Robin Todd- (Griffln) 4 4 1'1 Hurry See (Carey) .1 2i 4 Gludld (Wood) 1 1 1 lonn ‘Boy (McDonald) 2 2 2

Clnl C

Helen J. (Gill-is)

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Harry Mack. (Rooney) Cecil (Rooney)

Starter-Jrheo Gleason

Judgor-V. Grant, J. A. K001111- han. James Morrlsey V

Patrol Judger-Wilfred Furness. E. Masters.

The horses that attracted the at- tention of the crowd W33 Arola the chestnut stallion owned by (iephuk Gay of Orwell 11ml Harry- Muck owriqtl by John Rooney o1‘ Unveil Cove. Orola is ﬂlrPil 11y mngoiu dam Petolu he is a 111-ail» 1i.,t1il animal‘ and is 11 perfect carted pact-r goes u-itthout a boot or a lztrarhaud has all kind- -.-t'

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Basketball At “Y”

The ‘fast moving Sutumcraidc High School team will clash for 1111c ueeoud time 111 their short vis- Iii with the -\Veut Kent iloys this time in Tiaskcthuil. -

They rcct-nily dcicatcd tho loc- ul boys 111 11 game at Silmnlorsitle

BRINGING UP FATHER

speed Winn-lug his race ilautls 1101-411, I Harry ‘Mack is i colt only i\\0

they can repeat on our floor, Then twd teams from Prince St. Sclidol ‘will 1iii1y‘a come using girls rules. These girls huveibeeu prur- ticing t1i1ite ‘faithfully 11nd a good

and it remains a question whethergume is being anticipated,

WELLW MUﬁT BE C.Q\N'- "mamas AN IMPORTANT MEETIN‘ OF THEDiRECTORb Si‘ MY 15mm Tommi-11-

\\‘, S-mi h . 189 129 104 i1‘. F-cvenson .. 913 124 14'} J. Stew-art .. 128 114 158 Ill. St-ewnrt . . . . . . .. l3? H!) 167 Total- 2014, ' BAPTIST: '- R. I-‘orsytm, . . . . . .. 158 1.62 191 i’, Scntner .. 14-8- 114 157 , A. Afiliick . . 19.‘) 181! 121') J. (‘umpheli . 16:1 15R 9s J. ll. Jelttkilks . . . . , .. 141i 1157 211i

The weather ivas ideal. 1 . stilt. "

very successful race meet on the-

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t-an,_hz111lly h1- t‘0llSil'lli‘il itsing 1ii1iin1y for other than its 1l1'.\'i;:~11-' ated purpot-"esz.

F would also 11kt- to express my

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Skin Eruptions MM Yield 1 To Sulphur

Any breaking out of the skin.

even 1flery, lit-hing cczctna. can i11- qillvkly overcome 11y ‘applying a littl1- itientho-Sillphor. declares a noted skin specialist. lice 1111a of its germ destroying propcrti .11. this sulphur preparation heizins at 11111-1- .to soothe irritated skin and 111-111 lertipiious such as rash. pimples 111111 wine worm. l it aeldom fails to remort- tht- tor- mcul 11nd dis-tlgtircmt-nt, and youf 1|11 not have tn wait for rclit-fl fronl 911111111-1-111-1111111-111, 1111111-111-‘1-1111-111 quickly shows: Suffcrt-rs from skin_ trouble should obtain :1 111111111 jar of Rowles Mellillil-Slllllilill‘ from any good druizgist and use it illu- t-old cream,

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