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EVENING '1 si 8.45 26°, 37°. miei- n. B. Bennett announced 1°

C.-\I".l‘l.'Rl'l OUTLAWS.

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y p OTTAWA. Ffh 27-(By The Cu Who told of her husband in tones

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PARLIAMENT

orrllws, Feb. 2'!-ic.P.>-'nie

Government will not introduce un- ‘gmpioimlent insuraiw° 1B€i51°h°h

gh House of Commons today. He

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ADIOUNT1 TLRNS OUTLAW T0 i st/ion b Ah

was liwlylllg f/° 9' que V w, Neill, llnd., Comox-Alberni).

01-n_i_wa, Feb. sr-ical-a='. A.

Comllilzes Act, is preparing his fe port on charges of a. combine ex- isting among Welch anthraclte im- porters in eastern Canada, I-Ion. W. A. Gordon, Minister of Labor 'arl- llciinccd ill the House of Comnrlons ierlny. The report will be conlulel- ed wiililii il few days. the Minister intlznaicci adding that all evidence img been gathered. The lvinistcr was i'epl_\ing to J. F. Pollllot, Lib. 'I‘<‘lllis:v:iiiltu.

O’l`i`A\\'A, Feb. 2'!-(C.P.)-i'R.t.

'lender opposed in the House of Commons todiay the Woodisworth lrcsolution to establish a o0-0Dera-

‘tive federation.

Mcgmgm-, Registrar under ttfei

Hon. Mackenzie King, 'Liberal'

Concert At York

Once again our youu! f°U\'-S

come out to the front

To find quite their equal a time you’d hunt.

hard to be bet

. istagesct.

Bood style

Again did they practice for

a long while

Till the night came- around

excitement was tense

loft on the fence.

ter and crew.

' lots were read My gosh-neither won-’twas _l split tie liisteadl

The judges were thanked for

duties-all three

concert to be. ` By poular vote the date was

set ~_

given us yet.

The program got started at

after eight

OTTAWA. Feb. 27-(BY The Ca- And those who came after _ were

COMEDY i _nadlan Press)-Conservative mem- l ghose who came iam

KR AT ' ibers and senators gathered in cau- The first was 5 ¢hpi-ug_.an old me

(.:“$.|_.00N. i ‘cus today with Prime Ministcr R.l made new »

` I N M E M 0 R I A M w a Ho use B. Bmriett DN?-Sidiiis. 8. Sfliefill With girls all in costume, it sure

*-- M a y B e Ov e r discuss on was held No announce l looked good, mn,

ui, MOSES M DOXRON ment lla.. made at the close of the when a reading was given by Miss

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_ "i"'.-1.; ~- -‘- There passed away in the City am n Pr 5) “tome t cover rt - _~ v'_ _ ***“ _ ' ii n cs -- s . n - ve

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'Y » In most cases death warns the vlc- Easier Wiiich mis yea, comes in

The Athabaska Trail

There is a famous trail through

tile Canadian Rockies which the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle made the theme of one of his poems. It is known as the Athabaska Trail and \l'o.s tile route of the illl' traders. From Fort Edmonton illc traders journeyed west to the valley oi’ the Atllabaske., following that river to where the town of Jasper now stand with its nearby noted moun- tzlin holiday resort, Jasper Park Lodge, Jasper being near illc junc- tion of the Miette and Athabaska Rivers. From here the trail preceed- ecl up the Atllabaska to Whirlpool River. tllellce up that stream to Ath- abaska Pass and down to the Col- umbia on the west side of the rnaln range. Later the Athabnsko Pass route was given up for the one up the Mlcite' to Yellolvllcnd Palm Vlfhere once the impl'cs.<ioll:lbl'_l sil- ence of tile trail was l>l'o`i'.c;l by tile songs of the voyagcllrs, the eciiccl are awakened by the rczir of i‘ll~ steam locomotive as the Czlllriclinxl National Railways irrlllls thread lllclr way to Jasper, lllellcc lllrougll

is I I A c R tlms of its approach, but sometimes the middie of Api.ii_ The rumors . G°d ih his ludgmehl' felt?"-W5 His of u trade agreement bctlvccn Can- ` children from this earth, when they . Mia and the United States wiii bend

least expect hi “hd it is hs'-“hy ` to shorten rather than lenghen the th°5° Wh° me Weh PWPBTW1 that ' session. If there is a possibility of He “hs 1" this ‘h“hh"~‘*`~ It 15 lh' reciprocal trade agreements between

- deed a. consolation to recall that he i the two couniriesi mem wmiid be

d°P“""ed his earthly existence as he even less reason for tariff changes

SF. JOHNS, Nfld., Feb. 2B-(A. lived, a.` good Christian man; and in the budget pi-eseiitiy tu be sub- P»>-Twenty-one meiribefs °f the *hilt he 1-* fel' hehe’ 05 '-ha" We mitted in the house, than would lie crew of the steamer Silvia were dis- are in this world; for what is our the case if such a prospect was not missed today after the vessel reach- life here but a restless existence of in the oifiiig_ ed port. On the past two trips, sorrow and suspense; intermlngled Government business Wm take customs lllcn said, large quantities sometimes with touches of joy that over most of the time oi- the house

of liquor and cigarettes, purchased gives us a faint idea of the bliss ot from new ,mtii the end cf me ses_ at St. Pierre, were found. Heaven. The deceased was a son of ‘ sion Tomorrow wiii be the mst the late Maurice Dolron and Edessc sr. csrlrlsnlwts woMEN's IN- Doiron, The late Mi-_ Doiron was a motion, and Wednesdays have R150'

STITUTE man of sterling qualities, kind'in ; been taken oven This ieaves oniy ______ inature, hospitable always and truly Thursdays and one hom. each on

Thirteen members of St. Cather- benovelent as far as circumstances , Tuesday and Friday in which gov. incs W0iller1'S Ii1St1t“i»€ mei Bl? me W°“]d ah°W1 W” *hwhys .With hem’ f ernment business has to stand aside. home oi M,.5_ _yoim ogim-fig for ing hand to all movements which This is expected to speed up actual their regular monthly meeting on might enhance the 8€I1€l'f11WCU8f¢~ ]@g1s1gf,i0n_ Feb. stil.-"Phe president Occupied The funeral “'h‘°h t°°k Pla” *U Si- 'rlie railway bill lmplemeiitlng ine imc Chair and me meeiing was Anrl’s Church was largely attended. Duff Commission i-epuri may play lgppncd by singing. Roll call was A Requiem High M355 was Cele' an important part in this weeks 1;iri.swe<red by a Valentine Verse. mated hi' his P”5t°1" Rev- W' V* discussions. It passed the senate l h b rs were .eased to haw. McDonald. After the chanting of mst week

iT e mem e p.

. , _ ill Lib , th l I' f ed

,with ihcm at this meeting tivo vis an; rlfceedgd Prxesihlh c‘;;’;;ry

iito-s, namely, Mrs. Russell Camp- D last rm of Ummm

Monday devoted to private members'

on repair paris for farm imple- ments, will be made in the House` of Commons shortly, Hon. E. N. Rhodes, Minister of Finance, told* a questioner today. J. L. Brown, i (Llb., Lisgor), drew att”ntion to the . approach of the new fiscal year and asked the Ministar if he had received any colnlnullicatlons from western farm bodies.

Mr. Rhodes replied that no com-

munications had been recelved but promised that the information would be given in n statement to be made shortly, presumably in the budget speech.

0'I'I‘AWA, Feb. 27-Consideration

was given in the House of Com- ' mons tonight to a resolution to is- sue bi-llngual currency,

O'I'I‘AWA, Feb. 27-(CR)-No

revival of the war measures act, Or any similar legislation is con- templated -by the government at the present time. Prime Minister

E R. B. Bennett told a. delegation of railway running trades here today. 1 but the §°vernment is prepared to idevote its good offices so rar as

istritute permits in assisting in the 'equable distribution of available 'work on Canadian trains

.;;. Hospital November lain, 1932, after .. L 'Y Pe - ‘

lin ri iii _ M _ M M_ .OITAWA’ Ftfb. "S The, mlm-cs ful! the ilourillnents .DTOP0-#ed RG- A dialogue next followed. put on

3'. ge hg h°55 Y 0595 slon around Palllalllent Hill is that . _ Domm in the 69th year of his .age_ the present Session Wm be over by ,tion with respect to duties payable with Good force.

A real laugh producer-"I want a

Divorce.”

With Lester and Roy in the prin-

cipal part

Great plans they did make right

away from 'the start.

And Verna and Reina, Naam' and

i Frank,

And two nlggers too-How that

woman could yank-

Along came our Paul with accord-

ion rare

And sounds of‘ sweet music did

burst on the air.

Then Lily and Amy together did

sing

A well knovlm piece which seemed

quite the thing. _

A reading by Lester “An old Man’s Lament ' Who showed, us quite clearly his

bwi; days were spent.

A dialogue came next, which they called one word “I"a.lne" And in it we found many, many a

name.

First Doris and Elva, two Myrtlcs

and Stan, ‘

With Harold and Raymond made

up quite a clan

And why was she famous? Well

that was the fun

'thc Ycllolvllead Pass and on to Vain- E" ,` where the sad c » o - i . cout-er and Prince Runcrr. l'1;;fh°§i§f:;,°y' Mass" and Miss ting dust to dust was performed by C0ndlfl0n0fC}ll€f Vvllichdivfiasrlt found out till the

' ` ‘ ' Rev. W. V. McDonald and amid the 'i v .v ::Heal your horse while it works. B °¥“° W” d°h¢'

_ l Th” minutes °t the previous tears of relatives and friends all` Jllstlce Anglln Apply Douglas’ Egyptian Llniment Next °“"' Tm l°°k the h°°!' Gnd

W ' ‘cf-:'~~_ ~ d as read. i

imss csriisnrsa mscixrcis i."‘ ‘» “ “C” ‘“°"*°"° _ in t ' i l i devoted niiii- - to sore eclis and all. A s , Sims as he can

l;i~<lci- inc liesaing of iiiifinlsned a “as ’“°"-‘ ° °' I3 Impfgvlng d Jcatmenh K S “re A,eai..ci,em, song.. which we

”`_"H ibm.-.ille:.s Mrs. James Lamont Paid ?eal?§e;'yk11::; zgiexviggtéztgfgtvgzf spce y

adm: °f“fm°§F Icersts' W£;swm;‘;; side his daughter, Mrs. Florene

e v .i-s. aco.<m .orr

si-rnzlfleil by Mrs. James Lamont gglerfen Xzoigxdetnfasfiiggx ,ihzlt ri bill of four thirty two be loved Widow, one son and me mid 5' H- Colville' daughters. Wilfred, Margaret and Thc -‘Wk °°mmh'tee' Mrs* J' T' Laura at home, Phyllis at Char- Ihmfhh Mrs- Mfhwhh Marmw *nd lottetown, Mrs. Fidelle Doucette of

infra. John MacE:lchem were re- Martin Lot 23’ and Mm catherine mhidcd *hm Smhc °f me mem' Crockett of Boston, Mass., and thc b°1`S M0 -"il"-k~ following family of his first' wife. . The semrlilliv reported that the Peter, Henry and Juseph aii nf, government grant has been receiv- B05i,(,n_ M555" Maui-ice at, Mori- i

The passing away of Miss Criih-

lrina Maclnnis of '77 Arlington St.. Brighton, Moss., on January llth aevrrs another 'connecting linkf with the past. Sllc was born at Wes; Buy. Cape Breton, ninety four years ago, sl daughter of John Muc- Innls (Ian Sgldthanachl and his wife Catherine Mflclnnls. natives of Isle of Skye, scotland. For more than ten years she nmdc hcl' homo with l\’Il‘.==. Frank Bainbridge fMary Maclnnh) :L distant relative. ‘

Miss Macirinis exemplified in

hcr daily life the characteristice oi’ hcl' Highland blood and training. Bile pn:-..\r~". cd rl lllzll .s0n.=r‘ of holl- nr. Slle lvnf. lll<lll.<il'lol:'=, cll:lt'llnblr‘, kind mid 5;/~_llr-rrll;.<_ llcr faith in God never v.'.1'.'-rw-rl. and :lt-alll io hcl' lilculit all r-rirrlllcc ‘il'o “ilie

lest pl‘r~i\:l_l‘."d ‘.`o:' ill" p"flr.1" r".’ Cod." llr-1' lylrlv lvn: lillrieil ill Nolllit Hope f»eilii‘tr\l'_v_ .l.~.-.',':'f~.f‘. Plain, Milfs., Rev. Andrew ll. !\l".ll- nlx corldllcting the services. 'Mfrs i\'i.1clTnnls has nczlr rrlniivefe in Kings County, Prince Ecllmrd Ts- land.)

cd.

Under the liozlcllng of new biusl-

ness the nlzlkillg cf a quilt was ciircllssod bllt li. ll-'::. rloclded not to llvikc ally dciillilo pirtns until the izrf-if, nlccilztg.

It fins moved by Mrs. John Mac-

`i-`r_"‘c»~rll and 5e<~oillli'cl by i\Il's. Jas.

il....i.f.l.i.‘ ilizli. the l;2:=.i:lg commit- `1-" il" " ‘rl ‘5‘:" rr-!lif= i0 blly It ‘iz .:: 'l fi ii"":`l"s lo .start a grab ,lrdff iir a bzlzzlrli- to be held at a iu'f‘l‘ date.

The program consisted of tW0

dllci". one by Mrs. iillssrll Camp- bell ozzrl l\’[lss Joan Moore.

'Vile next meeting is to bc held at thc lionlc of Mrs. Hector Darracll on M.l"cll 4, roll call to be answer- led bv izillq; suv or play. A dainty

Stubborn Coughs Ended by Recipe, Mixegt Home

lllllcll was served by thc hostess assisted by Mrs. F. W. Stretch and .\’ii'.»'-. Mzfcolnl Morrow. The meet- infg was closed by .sillg'il_l: God Save

Savn$2. NoCooking! 8oE|gy] the King. Tile remainder oi' the

. cv:-ning was plcnsallily spent by

llerc is the famous old recipe which iimiiil; in on (hc radio ami by Somc

millions of llouselvives llnvc found to b ill -it l ini le means of break

ft 1! lllll. ((‘|N"Dl l . » ing up stubborn eouglls. It takes but

ll lnolnvllt to prepare, nnd coats very little, but it positively has no equal for

qlliik, Instinii relief. 2

‘rilm lllly 1 rug ist, get I mmeggo

]’im-x. 1'<lllr this :Flite :l iii rlvébotllc uns fill thc bottle with ;_-rnillnted augur syrup. lnndo with 2 cups of sligar and one 1-up of wuter, stirred n few mn- |ncni_.= _until dissolved. No cooking mimi- cd-lts so cosy! Thus you mrikc 16 nllnrea nf' better rf-ml-dy than you rollld huy ready-made for three times the cost. It never spoils and children love l_ts lnsfc. _

This simple mixture sootllrs and

he-nhl the inllumeil tbront membranes with surprising case. lt lonsenll thc gcrhl-'indon phlcgnl and euros rllr-at sore- noalliin tl _wnytl_lnt in renllynaiilninhlmz.

_ .'l':.: l1 rl lllglliv c.'..:. -:llrnic-il rum-

|~;.iinil oi' Norway ‘l‘inr, the mont reli- W ll' Niillrilr lilfont for severe cou hs. It in gunranli-ml lo give prompt 3-exile! or money refunded.

graninilhonc selections,

Near End Of

Last Trail

(Canadian Press) 1

AMHERST. N. S., Feb. 28-Eph- ralm Chapman, veteran of the Yukon trail in the days of '98 and a former Royal Northwest Mount- ed Policeman, went to hospital here today seriously ill. For several years he hall been blind, never recover- ing from the effects of snow blind- ness which overcame him in thc

tugue, Theodore at home. He also had one brother and four sisters. Joseph Doircn of Charlottetown. Mrs. William Perry of Rumford, Me., Mrs. Frank' Savole of Quebec, Mrs. Napoleon Gallant, St. M:lry's, also Mrs. Jerome Blaqlllere who died January 15th, 1033 at Rogcrvllle, N. B. The sympathy of the com- munity ls extended to the family ln their sad bereavement. Tile pall bearers were: Thomas Doiron, .los- eph Doiron, Peter Doiron, Cyriac Bllcte, Florcnt Doiron, Peter Mur- ray.

May his soul rest in peace.

GORNWALL

Miss Eva Wilkins, ol Charlotte-

town and Miss Naomi Bain were visitors to Cornwall on Wednesday nlgiit and enjoyed tho skating in Cornwall Rink.

Miss Kathryn Murchison, Bon-

shaw, is 8 guest; of Mrs, Daniel Dar- rach, in Cornwall.

ivii. Melvin Hyde. 0! Mi=iid°W-

bank, is attending the agricultural short course in Charlottetown.

Mus elllman and Miss Yeo. of ralwawoca Hospital. 5i1°t°f@d '»° Comwall Rink on Saturday nllhl-

_

The Cornwall Mission Bwd mel-

in the United Church on Friday af- ternoon with the ‘Prelldlmt in me chair. Meetlas opened with ll" singing "Far round thb World.”

into nlnetlel.

UITAWA, Feb. 28-(C.P.>-Chiei'

Justice F. A. Anglin, who is scri- ously ill at his home here, was re- ported somewhat better today. Over the week end his condition was such as to cause alarm and his near relatives were slzrmnoned to his bedside. _

The dlstinglilshcd jurist an-r

nounced his reslgncition as Chief Justice of the »Slipreme Court of Canada. early this moiritll, to take effect tomorrow.

Douks Are ` Celeb rating

Yorucron, sask. Fell. 21--ic.

P.)-Grateful lol' illc release Off their leader from custody of Hali- fax immigration officials, commun- ity Doukhobors ut Verigin and sur- rounding seitlcmcnts donned their best clothes and attended commun- ity 'gatherings to commemorate the cvellt ' Some of the leaders cxpremed disappointment at their leaders evident intention to leave Canada. A general holiday was proclaimed today and will be observed until Vcrigin's arrival here when leaders of the community will gather to discuss thc future of thc commun- ity.

four members answered the roll call. Plans were made for a bean supper and skate in Cornwall Rink ln the near future. Etta Ross told the story of in gift sont to a little Iliin- garlan girl. , Meeting closed with singing, after which apples were en- joyed.

Miss Elizabeth McEwen, West

River, was a visitor to Cornwall on Saturday night.

min. amor lad in wafer- Twenty-

ROYALTY AND VICINITY

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Home were

visitors to Oyster Bed on Sunday.

l-fockey fans were glad to see

Harold Stead on the forward line of the Granites on Saturday night when they played with the Inter- mediate Abbles at Highfield Rink which resulted in a. victory for the Abbles. Congratulations to "Chick" Williams and his team.

Mr. Art Cullen is spending some

time in Kensington, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Pendergast.

Mr. Russel Jenkins returned from

zl. business trip to Moncton.

Miss Sybil McMillan, P.W.C. stu-

dent, spent the week end at her home here.

Miss 'Helen MacKay is visiting

friends at Grahilm's Road.

Mrs. Charles H. Jenkins spent thc

week end in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dewar Jenkins, Eus- ton St.

Mr. Lorne Good, of Palmer Elect-

rio spent Sunday at his home here.

.ordlllllry reaplriltolfy troubles ilre

real Illcnnelng nllmcnts during tile

gum] arnsllllo folks of this big coun- l.rv-thry know how to treat them.

Blu.-klr\.v's lrc nl ge. li ~. "lt nets Llko n Flush.” ll.'s dll rirent

liked to a. man.

Mrs. Peter and Myrtle as everyone knows ~ _ 'I'he.n sang very sweetly "My Wild

Irish Rose"

Then Arthur st01JiP€d out with vio-

lin in his hand

And played “Danny Boy”-the best

tune in the land.

A reading by Roy was the next on

the fare '

ss old Brother wr`.tliins" great

“ sorrows did share

The reading was funny--llc acted

it well

And brought gales of laughter un-

til curtain fell.

Then _all took the stage and each

happy face glowed

Aa all joined in singing "The End

of the R/cad.”

A short pause was held while the

candy was sold

And scenery to change ere the next

part was told

Soon the curtains were drawn and

away died the din.

As we studied with care "A Fat Chance to Got Thin.”

A dialogue is always a popular

thing

Arid this one, as usual, its laughter

did bring. V

With Stan as thc doctor, assisted

by Art

away from the start

‘ il

“Acts Llke h Flash with cmrdon, the mln man, ima

Harold the fat, '

Unexpected 'results were produced

in the vatl

I I ' .

& A solo, sungsweetly, came next on

the bill

rmiiiilia, mililii mill ni-mielillla iinll By Miss Doris Taylor who lives at

the mill

winter mnnliis_ llllt leave it to tho A wading bytmirgnret' ‘S mu"

was good

`.\‘n only per cent. of tlifsm f::t:n

v lilixtl lil t well lllilr who cm'e"‘am5 °°mp°'ny D5 “mc

People would

frliin .lily Cough on Cold remedy on cum, Mary and Amy au dressed

ell h,

lin sllrn qu;ck ns-lion nlnnxea all

when they tnka It the flrnt time-In

real Innglcnl Cough and Cnhl killer.

'1'hnt'n wil Dl-nggists report such

“P to kill.

I0 minutes they know the llnvc n They sure l°°k¢d 1085 l'1Bl'\i» Ind

they sang with a will.

wolldcl-ful si|leh.t0ctdn hotline; yyoa mtiiy I th°"§h5 twlllt th_°.l\' dnlll and

i t nn s are s -

Mr. Samuel Beaten- 0! B0"-lhaw. i'.f§dl.»itm‘ifi'lgin l¢-can let nn "e'iiil- kms “"7 hh’ mm

i ill-cn nuffen n mlmne one Title sip And soft blending m!g9|._'{,wg| '

ls lltl l C0 WB” the BllC.'~1. I , ~ ‘_ . , . hllssdaxlllghtler 125. Dllniel Dal-ra(;lli' lniggingutillgnhlhshltauzht s:::.L¢lemni\| per!°°""°° th°"°' An Mu" fha" dm tm mawh

have

long

For when its a. concert, they're

So now I'1l begin since I've got the

" Again was ll contem put on in

quite

when

All wondering which side would be

Some banked hard on Gordorrs-

' they‘d win out they knew-

While others were betting on Les-

'But lo and behold, when the bal-

a

their

And next plans were made for thi*

s00n

For the best .entertalnlnent they've

S0011

uc

'Twas one great big laugh right

MARCH 1 1933+.-

" -com.-“ SYDNEY. . . .VICTORIA . . . . PREMIER

THESE THREE UQALS ALWAYS ON HAND; Sclocngd or doable screened-Lump!-Bright-Clean. THEY img - PEOVING VERY POPULAR. $1.75 par ton, Cub price only.

i 'rel.1ooo. “_ “_ & co. as Queen si.

8006 '

A very sweet voice and she sings

as she should

The next on the program wl-1 "Song Without Words" And if you are curious-well just

ask the birds. .

For that wasa number that was a

real joke

And if you weren't there then you

mixed lt, sluw poke!

The next, a. stunt also, was very

well done

For old Nature's laws seemed to be

overcome.

one moment a man laid stretched | out on the floor The next he arose and above lui

did soar!

It hardly seemed true he could

float on the air.

But if he was held- up please how. and please where? ‘ Next Mary stepped out and a

reading did give-

A merry discourse on the way our

men ‘llvel

Then another dialogue and a fun-

ny one too

With Leith and his highly dress-

ed ladies to woo

'Twas just one big scream right

off from the start

For Roy was a scheimer and had I

great part ‘

'1‘o finish the .show wasva Novelty

Revue

To tell what was in it, now just

wouldn'; do,

Sufficient to say that it took all

the crew

With lots of surprises and 9001!

music too

I looked at my watch and found three hours had gone. The time had seemed short and I

didn't once yawn

I jumped to my feet and did , heartily sing Along with the others in "God

Save the King"

The proceeds. I hear, were quite

pleasing to all

And well they might be. from the

crowd in the hall

And as I did leave to proceed to

my rest.

I heard each one say that this

yeafs was the best.

-Jimmy York.

HOCKEY

The large crowd of hockey fans who attended the match between the Albany st. Pats and *ri-yon Baptist Young PecIp1e‘s Union on Feb. 17th, were rewarded with I fast and,brilliant game of hocksya game which displayed the cleanwt of sportsmanship from both teams. An occasional' penalty was handed out by referee Douglas Bell and Thomas Pauquet who let nothing slip unnoticed. The game from the first whistle until the last gong was one worth seeing. both team! bein! about, evenly matched, although the st. Pats had s. little the better of the play.

Both goalles had plenty of fast

accurate rubber f.o attend to. Bu- bar Mabey was in great trim and he showed the fans that he knew just how to handle the tricky shots tossed at him by the boys of the B. Y. P. U. Bill Ma his brilliant opponent turned aside plenty of the Albany boys fast ti-ue shots. `

The game ended in a. tie, the

score being three all.

Summary of goals by periods: First period-1 Lloyd Inman,

Ti-yon; 2 Michael Delaney, Albany; 3 Wendall Lea, Tryon.

Second period: 4 Sutherland

Campbell, Albany; 5 Austin Cur- tis, Albany.

Third period: 6 Brenton Clarke,

Tryon.

The Line-url:

St.. Pats B Y PU

Goal Horace Mabey ` Bill Lea Defence L Howatt L Inman Norman Walsh W. Lea Forwards Harold Heffell Ct Robblee Austin Curtis K Th/omas

Stanley Delancey' B. Clarke M Delaney John Muttart S Campbell M Inman Otto Curtis . M Waddell

The st. Pats were skilfully man-

aged by Mr. Claude B. Delaney. The Bt. Pats were short several of their regular players.

The B. Y. P. U.'l were short sev-

eral players also but they fired in with players from cape 'rl-averse and one from the United Church

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YORK CONCERT at Heartz Hall,

East Royalty tonight. Don’t miss it. 8194-8-l-ll.

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5th, Kingston at ll a. m.; New Dominion at 3 p. m.; Cornwall at 7. Rev. D. K. Ross. lvfinister.

wINsI.or: UNITED cnulwn- Services on Sunday, March 5th: Wlnsloe North, ll; Winsloe South, 3; _,_ Priucatown Road, 7; Glasgow Road "

'on Wednesday, March 8th at 7.30

Rev. L. J. Leard, Minister.

ST JOHN‘S PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH-Belfast, Friday( March 3rd, 7.30 p. In. World's Day oi Prayer, will be observed, under the

tollgplces of the W. M. B. Every-

y welcome. Y. P. B. will pre-

cede the above meeting.

PERSON ALS

Mr. Wm. A. Macdonald and Miss '

Macdonald, Grand Tracadie, were

in the city yesterday.

Mr. S. C. Blinking, District Sales

Manager of the Ford Motel Company of Canada, Ltd., Saint John, N. B., is at present in the City visiting the local agency. He will be present to meet prospective purchasers at the opening display cl

the Ford Cars.

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