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g-Jriie Car For?! °I1 most-inc yestmvla-l- encountered 11901114“? nientina side which do- ~“: N159. Tm’ “Quill! to Borden at 8.10 n. broutlil: ilorden train reachlll! 15° m.»

city wt 9-3‘) I" “L.

POLICE CQUHT EYDEDLLTQE-ilusrslils disturb Aheroisstetl Monday night It a “acid; social in a rural community “h” m, "o... the city during the not ion of some 9108- PNIW-ol‘ “M Walker. w“ w“ aI-‘wml-I“ "c" social interfered whim I136 m“ m, raised by W0 01' ‘hm lumptened w brwk up the gum. We lie received a nasty blow epmllle cyo for his pfllllfl- om came to Charlottetown and will Officor Train0l‘_'l'°"“m°d “Pd unwed three of tho I1°¢°°_.dl9m.|“i be“, who illlllfli-Wi Yeswm”? ornlug before the Stlpendlar? figglitrale on charges of "lfllllflll; iess. Th“ “'

tternW“ an the T0!‘ med tho 6

ere dismissed and one. was lined $10-

TIMES REPRESENTED»- nrmgliunl convention of the Can- Bdlnn Produce Association-a doin- mon wldo orBFinIzatIon-opened yesterday morning in Montreal- and n l, expected uiit more than 15o, delegates will be Present. tbaetheri with about twenty members 0! the American Produce lewd???" ‘who have arrived from Chicago. Dele- ptes am coming from Manitoba Alberta. Ontario and n. large rep- resentation irorntho Maritime Prt? vlllt-‘PB- '

DIED IN 8T. JOHNPTBQ dfiltb occurrcd nt her home on the old llluvii Itlvnr Road Monday morning

vived by five daughters gain} two scns. The daughters are MrmuE. Murray. Mrs. S. Srnitfberuitn and ll s. Thou. Manning of Boston; ‘Mrs. .\l. O'Brien of Prince Edward ls- land and Mrs. R. McArdls oLBlack illver Road. The sons are Hugh A. and John Callaghan of Prince Ed- ward lslund, where the burial of their mother wiiitake place. (St. John Times Star.) ---<oc----

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This popular. Hem has. noon completely

Rites $8.00 a day.

snuci l. ravtolt. Manager

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Proprietors

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QUEEN HOTIL '_

J- B» Gsudet. Mlscouclie: Chas. _ "Ovals. st. John: "Jules Gsziiiat, f" '1 he‘ ll. B. Lsngllle. Sun:- llnonsidc; D. J. Gsndet. Mlsconctle: C-lll. o. Armstrong. Borden: I-l. h. [Hails Halifax; a, A, mulmq, us. H. D. Memes, Bristol.

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| ' the Revere Hotel.

oi Saralmrlliow of Felix Callaghan of - Prince Edward lBlBlld. She ils Ill!‘- '

P . ‘ - cvlted sou n- ; ’ furnished throughout ' : and ctlern very com- e ‘i lortlble accommodation l ‘ to the trlvelllng’ public. ' n... unis ll some i laiiy good and the [nib . . l u lio are so...‘ sly.» k ' csrod for.

NOTE: - Advertising cost. five, cents w ward. payable . in advance. '

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IIFESSIIINII

..?.'.;'”l”..§£’.“.‘§.;..f“.‘.‘" ”..;3",“*‘"“ "mil . enn.. 31min! Slkl. the Singular Senegal ,ese is in danger of losing his pro- fessional standing. If the story veachelvthe Boxing Alliance, a llnovement may be started to have Silliti declaredha msclre amateur. seems t at kl was to box Yonnn Mil-folk who 1s no relation l to Kid Norfolk. the sterling Sene- m, chum A. Marga‘ s‘. John, ‘gsmblan battler who best Slki at a u i.‘Tl.°.‘t".’l’§.'...l.’i§ 8§“f...§".‘.i.l‘2 r . (£- ~._,._ L a Q lprmmrong’ Bordenflfore the bout Siki dressed in his omhflon m“, inspector, h‘ “M pearl gray walking suit. started to istered at the Queen Hotel. iltlgmlbleggls m“ ‘F1121 ‘iii/fill? t?! ~ s co ore e . u e casually he strolled into the Balti more I'otel which is the gather- -~~ place of the colored Four Hun- ‘rcd of Memphis. inside Siki found his antagonist seated with s colored ladylriend at n prominent table. The Sene- galese walked up to Norfolk and greeted him in French. Norfolk There was s large number of who had not even any A. E. F. hockey fans from Summerslds in French at his command, thought ‘he city last night. that “Hon Soir" meant .S0illt‘ll;i'lll£ - -—- by way of an affront to him in the w‘ 1 n A McDonald. Ambush presence of the lady and returned at the Victoria Hotel. ‘If Brreglgt with =1 gm gammy s ence. ereupon ecnme w“ L q wo-d_ "um. is at the annoyed and started tho light than "ictorls I-lotol, iflnsvilthere- m u! t i ncsses sn a t was li ‘vir. James Power, Emgrfld’ who better fight than tho Singular "res on noting member of the Senegalese ever put up in the ring. Mtty lury m, the Bum-ems Court Ily the time Silii could bc priell te"m. has returned to his home. from Norfolk it was quiic clear to many prospective customers tliui. Siki was the better mun. Naturally this hurt the sale for the ring bout set for tho following night. Obviously) this we; regarded m. a very un usincssli e procccdina which cannot escape the notice uf those who have tile bcst interest.‘- oi‘ the fight name nt. bl-nri.

DROVE CATTLE TO OITY .- Ovar thirty held. of beef cattle were driven to the city from Brad. alblme for Mr. Steve Brown, whose f men drove them in the. afternoon. ~o his farm at Little Yorir. The trip from Brsdalbane was :1 very mid’ one. The men started Mon! may evening and we-e on the road all night.

PERSONALS

\ir. J. A. Stewirt. Montague, is

* lfesm J. Kelly and A. W. Kelly. Bangor. are in the city.

W‘. ‘VI. M. Campbell, Whim Road, is in the city.

Outlivcd Four Monarchs

(By ‘Dominion News Service)

lilllwllnvi If BllRNEll ill iiElllH

rormow J"Il. 2l.—-I-Iaving out-' "Md four British Sovereigns '1' orge W., William W., Yictoria. and Edward VIL. Miss 2 Margaret Annn Best has lust died, at Bury Ediiiundi, at the great age of years. y _. _ 4 Qhawss thewthird, daughter of a distinguished sold'er Thomas Fair- fax Best. formerly of Chllston Park who fought in the 1st Foot Guards, under Sir John Moore, at the Battle orCorunna.

Miss‘ Best retained her mental faculties iiLfuli sctivltymp to her désthsOn the occasion _of her 100th birthday. j the‘ King, was ‘ informed‘

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(Canadian Press) NORTH SYDNEY, Jluiy. 22 ~

“m! “mills-cogs mmtmlis‘ . Miss Katherine McLcnnnn, air <l Si ‘ . . -. s . was burned to death nnd her nit-cc also Katherine Iilcbennun vans billi-

ly burned about the face and blinds in n fire unknown origin which completely destroyed the uninsured home of. Kenneth LicLelisn st Lir- tle Narrows, about oncsihirly Sun day morning.

ln lovllngmsnidry of Mrs. Bern- ard Mcllaac (Jennie Goodwin) who departed this

life life January 2s ,_ 1919 v

"To live in tlie hearts of those we ~ love, is not to‘dle""

Mike Moran Gave Villa Hard Fight

. Ho-tel Arrivals , PITTSBURGILJen. 22.-l\y ox- tending himself in the two inst

Ravi“ HOTEL irounds, Poncho Villa, flyweight box-

I ‘ . ' ing chnmpionhwon the judges’ do ‘aggayorllf: figfjflgflg clslon over Mike Moran, of Pitts~ summmme.’ L A Sstewum Monf burgh. in a ten-round bout here to- lmxue, w. Rhino“. Gan, out, R night. At the end of eight rounds Nicholson Hun“, R c_ was,“ each boxer ‘had been given four u._hmax, L K19“), Baum: A w_ rounds. Villas tltle,wss_ not involv- Kelly" Banger p ‘Noomh’ cm. J - d. the fight being at catchweights. , . . . . - . 1h‘- "'°"°"' M°“'"°“= k D""“‘" sxAmmm-lon also cunlsmae REE

inserted by hcr‘ Mothsr arid Sisters

iflle pile; H. F. Phillip. Tyne Vall- iey; D. S. Isoger, Moncwn; M. Ben- jamin, Montreal.

_---.-0q--——-_— lliostern Guardian.

v The semi- annual examination and Christmas Tree of Fortune. Road school was held Friday, Dec- ember the 21st, and was largely at- tended. The school-room was tastefully decorated and s heavily laden Christmas Tree stood in onc

q-‘(ENSINBTON WHIGT. DRIVE AND DANCE-The weekly Whit-ll- drlva and dance will be held income“ . Qt-fl-lltlnllfillflfl 7557"“? "imlmt. The ' pupils were examined by January ifi-t-li- f llislr teacher, Miss Christina Mc- i Aulay assisted by Mrs. John J. De-

odoeoooooooooopovamaformer teacher and Miss

_ o Merle seniors. teacher of oreoii- Beiwgdn pgflodg m, “B b Ho, I ilwkell m!’ f“! f" "hi!" 1118 . M 1, London, out. uuu illuu Eva with I l] °""" ‘l’ "‘° ""'"""' . ciussllllxll v lzlrllsl... . . - wa- M sawed u no» ~ ; ll ' l ., ' , . - '* ‘ _- prompt and correct answers that Tho gnlne ended in a victory for the one character “m my WW8! t i ht in the llrue Rink lll‘l'i\ in his dnlly milk iic ext-nullified - "pwmm new. can ~.\ P t 0n; insertion ................- .__. it p01 um or o -~e~ at they Md been carefully taught. “Baby Roysis">score 3 to 0. discarding a Chinese lslllldfy $11.3.“ gcieuttd thu hioncton it" 1110 fiillf" (‘I i“°“l5'"['"“~‘“" Y" l?“ _ tslns 44 rooms with t, Fbur Insertions __,,.________ k n. m. m 5 fiflfu-l o Mr. Wilfrid Larkin acted as cbair- UQIWL 110W Y0" IHIOW Y0" @511} t H“ b m, sum. of z to i. Tlit- friends, iinii those who know him . prlvn. “ma?” cm’ . 0 eigm anemone‘ *~ c rgg. i... ,. s at ... o tnan and a program or reeltstloiis. Lmgup rick It up unless you have s vain’ ° y r tho most IIOU)‘ will uilss his kind words and smile. i 9 _ w songs and dialogues then followed. From my rack lwilltl tell lwtll- E3335‘??? £23 i)“ we local "um m. Wm, “m...” an “cum tum-pg. z ine is‘ famous sil ovlv ‘:12: '0 o o .0 on 0,! 000 op o o o o o o oyo v 9 c a lffyflarrllfidiiltlfggzécamr “Elm; “by Royal-l o any Nationals 13:5emgfallaloyftgfgllxlféféck " hignqtou scored m is? Iirslt pcrlxtlll"I31lxlilinclliffgh]Ndllghprrdiilmllllmdgr z not’? Telogozoe u. » . . ‘ _ “ ' . . . ' ‘ " ' bo ' . .. .. ~ 811d u... second per o‘ We" 5°“ °' . ‘ . '11 l °'“" " '°"' ““°“‘° “WM I I i *""~"~"~--~ stilt: Iii’; ...:"."llzii.::?;:ls ca" this... ... . in l? ‘JLZ.3“.I.‘.'..ii.'.§°2.£§“§$il3i“§3’35535*%:7‘? i‘? m l ""'°°' “"“-—. , _ , . . . ‘then arrived and unloaded _tl1o llszen MscWiiiiams Ja ii R .1 "Five bananas," I informed a‘ a l i iy ten Illillliicllntrrcst in the siihiuitli School cs WANTS} a “Q; . I ggfifltl, LO, LANOIU‘ _ jltmas Tree which held a ilrcsontfilarold Keougll Don Sucthorlgrid them. ‘ peygodrfihxgtllrrstiliierlod still louridpccloliydhe men's filliln china. . ‘I’ 6' Baow“ lmtxirs ihr H» , rlno Jcu-li-i-i-mth. for oscli pupil from their teacher Right win "Bamboo" corrected a stern 1.1 h... 1n the second per! '1 he Y. .\l. C. A. will inlsu his . Mlnlqsr ussitios. A up] ' _,-___‘____,_... . .. . _..___. . Jam] ‘he 3|", w" we" remembered wand M Wu" - E" ' the count ' - ic i- ‘clicerflilncss \Vht!l‘0 it was his lic» x l ‘or ym‘ w‘ m w. v v t9. ‘K 'p'l‘ ‘Au Fng." b7 h" pupua‘ ' l ' '. m: Lelatmva/nlnzerctt slave“ vqfigh yes I was thinkin! of "mzidttlifeowlhtillxil: fill Atnlltlalelldictals‘ 89-’, light to spend nn evening “M” the i?" _ ls - ; ‘ ' a ' .. ' .. °_ " h "if n» 1:11.; ' "@- y i iturillriri"a:.'~ i: £22 zlairtirtn: 322???? "x m" "i‘-’.‘.‘.-'.“é2‘.‘.'..’.‘.’.l;..w°°‘l‘i.‘2 ....... '0 ‘m "a ' a , Charlottetown , ‘ lorisg- n ‘ i" g in‘; i; g a ' , tilt.‘ ‘ "use u...» tutu... lj§li':....:.:.";:..:aur::a.:i2.°w=~ "m" '~‘:.2'".'.":" .‘i.i°‘z..:l$ 5:2‘ .'°".::::1 i "Mei 6°» Md- 1 rl f" ' ' . .- ‘ . _ I th to . Th i i é-ebom ' . . m nzg§fifirsi .l-_-_... I iwultilrwgm all. mo‘: giiyfagllatnf: , silent. Ive always maintained that Receipts x Proprteton ' frontfl-"Gives suiiiiner running WAN"°*QIII- 0R WW4“ IIIIOI 00d aim the kins; ~ LOrdNflrthghffys i is...“ . . . . . . . . ..s rssoo o0 . .. “.." .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .- mndlilons st l ti " ' ' mr'hm"°rk' ""401", A m‘ "- "“"——"” A I ‘ - t " " nabauredileount ' ' ' - ' - " 8 ass s2 s 55011 as VICTORIA HOTEL ltglaora-"Mlnovifilitd all» Elli may’ K“"°"’ 11°‘»“"".'" . ~ slurs: Glfiam Meeting 0f. the Cllar- "- be lthou ' . .' .. . - v l . ' - .. alrirol‘ '. w. Alli ii .91. J u ; 1r. "lifting-tad Ixfliwfia." 'Q'N.EIL —-. At Charlottetown. Jln. - _""'_ ‘ Pomlalpnonflgtglthcgque for elf-itch! ’ I . I U 1:48.21} 5;_“'p",-,.mb],,,._n§n?£1on. _y_.oA_n m‘, ylduwaka outflbmm vho ‘m fill. APP" v."°|"f_ Ina .3. -' 15th‘ “NIL ‘m’ "m" “kn”! B_ NDUIWJSII. l1.—-N0 lend than _- ma’ _ . I’ > “a R McNMn‘ R l a wright’ L Igw the missus mullet-listener - - ' " =1» ‘u? Qbvlll- laws- vvizhlw 1° Wk; °,°,,,“,"{,§§:,,‘-'§$,,§'§§fl§§,,“§§§ f’ c a pans-n,’ ~ '1 l "- *"°““~“"' S‘°““‘- "- “°“°"- *1 “Qfiiaflfi ‘ow . i. ' , .0 ., .. - l - I..““ol.L.0 trill-J. ‘v Woillndrm "fish-fill m‘ 1&1.“ Tits?‘ i’ i-l-‘Wflt YN-Mt "m" "filth g§"’=m.“.°“ W“ “Y °“°"°'1 "I Th“ “.‘“I‘-““' 55mm" m°°gn "t: * Elfllciidllilrc c froglkfnl. nmculihl, c. ciiaul. hm asuliiuir elm- "will n‘ ~- ‘ t I ' ° thigh" W‘ "smh ‘P I"- "d-l I "19u°"'» "h" m.“ ““"P*°°*' u" c- "°~““°‘I“- “W” c‘) my’ New Streets. bromine and Bowers . $48650 46 nun»... .1. 0. Morris, n. omls. n. money-making‘ ' lite,“ or- _ twuewelirnm a ion‘ Dftlllirzstflllsed to bride himself on Llmi . will be held in the smell. PM‘ Roadway w“, _ 433 m Smmhmm IL “and”. E. 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James Robert-j, u . cu i M‘. » r1 ms. s. l. 4M1- t Imvmd“ hlmto Mount one ot- THWIM- . Amount Elllelldfld . .. amt 41 st John. 1r n. fill limo, ““ - " '- -- - ‘ - -- - - " ' ‘ 1"“ u‘ ""y'“°"°m' w” Th’ the enemy rbsntflniolre it. A With‘ reference to the above ——-——‘ lgonisii- lauds Brown, eville: “will . 7W1 Hi “H: ' 71"“ ‘ ' ~ ’ ""1"" ‘°°* PM’ “m” h" m‘ "' mlltf ma“ in vii ii‘ iisii- nevus; - ml sum 1a rim. éorrrttllors. usififiis. n. “"h- ' militia- " F out T-"hics" "°°""""- '" m" . ° ~ ' “t ° i. is u. use...» more“... ...?‘if.‘i.;.;l'i.'..i'.'i.'ilii':::i:::::::::::::t: 10001 u u, n .."... emu-s... c. e. Qoligalhoi stsnpggg» n“ _- 1.80 p. in. , . “n” um ‘ma’ n“. m gall. To mares; N._O. 8::- .~ ‘ -. - . ' ' V. i . z un.-Pelt‘. a msalsiglrfilzlr '3'?" “ W “'4“°'““” l""'“"*°" T"°'“" "F . u “$53315 Iiotuadidirtm M’ m M“ m‘ u‘ “n” """"" m‘ _ Hill-ht; ‘l: ~11. items. ll :' Wits w i » ma. In. It: will" ll W. . . - < ' ‘ ' v rllcnoteon J. ii. Downs‘! T0f0lt0' J. oils ~ It . ..", M, m, .. . - . Ill City Clerks Office 0- - - - - . .. ' ' use ” MIN tor-ritu- "'1'"? ‘I " ma], I - . w. tr. some. Prooidllt. at dharloiildtovm, r. m. t. Dec. mt m: 00v fi "mower H- - Mtmnchits. Jill" slim ll boo :miiy » ".'“'° ‘I’ " '°"' ' ' '1" - ‘ a banana numiiss, Uocretsry 1mm siia minimum. v, s! llilr- rmro- n H. cum. st ma: a... a ll Jim-o Strut. 8o lid inoflvtlvl. Ital. neon bitty- » ' w”? '- f. i, m "w; “m” “'1 1g . m‘, .|-"“hm_ ‘ y I. . Io o C. Ford. Truro; F. B. Resting, ' . ,_ M0 I i » , . g _ t loch. torment I . “n+2 4 g _ . - Auditotsilvlonclon. ' . ' _ I slow; ‘.1 w... _ tlio ‘Pee o ‘Clmetery. tiveullt d “IQ was. 1 1 31- _ . l.

|fore spring, as this was their first

THE CHARLOTIEPOWN GUARDIAN

HEATH IN fil. JflllN lillY ill M. H. [IIIUIN

Amateur _S_p_ort Loses

Another Strong Sup- porter Well Known Here

ST. JOHN, Jan. 2G-The funeral of Martin R. Dolali, whose death oc- curred very suddenly while nt- tendlng mass at the Cathedral on Sunday morning is to be held from his late residence. 344 I-Iaymarkct square, to the Cathedral of the im- maculate Conception, at 8.30 a. in. tomorrow. In the pas-Bill: 0! Ml‘- Dolsn, tho city of St. John lost another whose wholchearted inter-l

est in tho promotion of amuteilrlEm sport, has been nn incentive to thei

younger generation to keep 900W!‘ hero up to the high level. which‘ they have always attained.

The regret was general through- out the city on Sunday and YYWlOr- day when the new» of Mr. Dolanks, sudden demise became public.| Prominent lenders in sporting clr-l cles. and representative citizens in! tho professions and in spheres oil business activity spoke fuolingly of‘ his death, and expressed sincere ‘IVMIIHUIY for tho bereaved family and regret at the loss the city lied suffered in the. death oi’ so wor- ’hy a citizen.

It is a. coincidence that Itlr. Do- lan's (IBIILII occurred under similar- ly sudden circumstances to that. of Uanlel Connolly, who was carried vff from hos-rt trouble whiin at- ‘ending :1 game at St. Peter's bull park lust slimmer. llotlnof tlicsc "EIIIIBIIIQII had been prominent hi ‘IIIIIDUC circles for years, ‘and llloil- sudden deaths have caused vnu- 21110115 which will be hard to fill.

CAPE ‘TRAV ERSE HOCKEY

One of the most. (inciting giimcs of the season was played at (‘ape Traverse Rink between the Capo ' reverse Royals and Bordon No- tionals. The game ending with a score of 4 to 1 in favor of Royals.

‘filo. promenade was well tilled with spectators who showed n deep interest in the garlic. The playing was lust. owing l0 the: splclillili sheet oi‘ ice presented by Willizinl Pye, iimnngcr ~01’ llic rink.

Iloland liluc-Cartbui‘ O[\SlllIllllf.‘I" side referred the game to lhl: cn~ tire satisfaction of all.

; THECAME ‘ When the gungsolllidcll lit the end of the first period it looked as f the Nationals would secure an nsy victory. One goal having been scored by J. Mulligan. Not iluun-ted by their defeat during the first period, the Royals came back strong; two goals being made in succession by "Dug" Bell and Fred Irving. During the third period the Bor- den net was again ssggetl. goals being scored by Dug Bell rind Otto

LINE-UP

sovats NATIONALS Goal James IDWIIJBI‘

Defence Douglas Bell John Mulligan Norman Campbell Albert Jay 4 Centr

Arnett I-Iowstt

Left Wing ‘Vllfrcd PYB Don MacPherson

ing

Jack Gaildet

Fred Irving Pete Doucotte Subs

Edlzlllhlloull Clayton Green

Otto Doull Joe McDonald

There is no doubt the Nationals will make it hot for the Royals be-

ltppearnnce on the ice this yeah Casey did some fast playing for the Royals. having carried the puclr several times for rink cnd gains. . Lovvther made some excellent stops. but he refuses to lie on any lhistles.

{Wecdup finished the scones I was

C. Rogers .

John and ' Mall-Jung

I ani John husband of Mrs- Ilogers. I now feel I have sufficient- ly introduced myself. At present my wife is Mahdong crazy. I uni aslo playing it.

It started last week. I hall got home from tho office. tired as a Chinese coolie. and the first thing I heard was that hideous. reaping. scraping voice of that enormous stonefsce woman who married poor little BillyjWeedup. She and Emma were hsviing afternoon-tea.