weath

1, -'

' ' c‘ .

on?

€ e1¢h Drive:- l‘ Travel by sleigh in clear winter

an exhilarating

er is pleasure-but is fraught with

the danger oi colds, hearse- - ness, and bbnchial troubles.

lhose who must d pend on this method o! t.nv.~l should

always keep at hand a bottleol

HAWKEWS

Tolu and Cherry

~ BALSAM

which is a quick, sure, and reliable remedy for all such aflcclicns.

Grrhntd lieintzrnnn, the pianornanu-

ambitions?“

._'l‘l' PAY! b bl! t this Drov- lnee. . '

museums YANLAfi about ‘ by the Tanldc agents, H. Msbos is the agent for Montague. iBewaro of

I substitutes.

JANNUAL MEETING Victoria Cross Egg Circle will be held in Victoria Cross Schoolhouse Tues- day. January 18th ‘t’ (p. m.-—-Sidney McIntyre, Secfiv,

‘L. O. Ar-Annual meeting Roy- al Scarlet Chapter, Union District. No. l will be held in Oranee Hall, Montague, Friday, January i4, at 7 p. tn. Isaac Bears. Nompanion Scribe.

l TEASTERX PERSONALS

....'.\lr. Maurice Donovan of the C. G. S. Gulnare has returned to

Halifax after a vacation to his ltom-w in Georgetown-A.

Mt. Allison to Hold

r-l? MY! In too-h "l! NW" thee; I bx-JHOP FROM HOLIIAN’! cats

—CANDIDATES IN LINE-it is currently reported that a represen- tative number of aspirants are in

line for Civic honors at the forth-f

coming election which takes place in February.

-K. OF Q-A pleasant enter- tainment was held at the K of C. Home on Tuesday evening liy the members and frlstt-is. After which lunch was servcl followed by songs which wereyet-y- pleasing and well enjoyed. Ilancing was also in- dulged for A shot-t time. Those entertainments will be held weekly for the next few tvct-ks-Jl.

--—--<-ec---- PERSON 1L5}

-—.\lr. John R. Lmltins. Rich- mond was in town Tuesday on bu- siness.

-PFiRE AT TR-YQN-kfg. MeNeliliwet-risge andhllokmnith ton. his gtfidiasbqg-grqjvgq ‘the smund on ery store on Broadway,

“s "Sm “5- ° 7'39"“ “s in , the Burns Building. He w m6 cams of me m‘ i“ y“? carries n complete line of choice

i tantily groceries that are guaran-

“anw aw“ w“ ‘pi.’ teed fresh and of the beet brand. QU§.-—'l'\vo German us. co G, M). a m“ and a smfe of your ed to parties iii Be eque, arrived lYw m‘ at Surnmerslde lvedtlestlny from “l” l”-

Ottawa ahd are, being taken over to Bedeque today.

w” H-atgx. spew/ART. Khan;- opened a U00;

-MscLELLAN.NO0NAN WED- DiNG-.-\ wedding of much interest. took place this morning in St. Paul's Church. Sununerside, when Miss Catherine Ruth, daughter oi J. M. and Mrs. Noonan, was united in marriage to Lorne Edwin, son of tlte late Dr. A. A. and .\irs. Mao Lellan. of Suntrnerslde, Rev. J. J. McDonald officiating. The bride. who ls one of Summeraldds most ,-popular young ladies. was given away by her father, and looked very wlnsomo in n. Mahogany llrotvn Velvet gown, with a carnage

V-dertmlsrlc OUTLOOK. - Despitc inclemc-nt weather and poor roads tlt-.- Summer-side stores re- port satisfactory business and look forward to a heavy spring business.

-C-2ED iN HOAPITMn-Mr. James Vincent of Alma. who has been seriously lll at the Prince County Hospital, passed away yestterdav. (Thursday) morning.

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ctonzs SATURDAY 1f

THEJANUARYS lear nce 5a]

é l!‘

JANUARY 15TH

The most modern and desirable stock

of Dry

Goods and Wearables for Men, Women and Children,

at

The both‘ was forwarded to his late home on last evening's train for interment.

bouquet or American Beauty Roses. She also wore a black fox fur. She was assisted by her sister Miss Helen, who looked very charming -SOCIAL EVENlNG-—\ sociable in a Burgundy vetvet gown. with evening on Hominy was spent by n , col-sage bouquet Dfpiuk mmafimm

in Prince Edward Island is offered you, during the sale

DISCOUNTS 0F -

.20 p. l: 25 p. c. and 33f

hfluur_elTolontn_ny‘__ tu-ntbar m‘ young men and lmilesiamu wean“; a grey squirrel “m

ll if

"t; Illtvis‘

Ufivil‘. > ti<t (\-

rr+r+i+<P+l+i+-l-+++I+ 14- I +-I {Wei-f <l- +

“\\‘hil- on n journey in the Maritime Prat s l c-vvuraéled a severe told with .\ harass-fl‘: Cfrzrglt. lriend Jrtlvllfd rne to secure a bottle llavktr’! Tclu and Chery Balsam which trliewd the rald an stopped the cough . i once."

lit-..- n 25.. or 50c. ball/s c! any Jwtg or [ens/s] store, and be lnpartdftt! all ":o.’.t"' troubles.

The Cnnatiinn Drug C0,, Limited,

I T. JOHN, 71.8.

--r|v1§1hlQt

tX-‘tL.

licrv pm up l|v\'

. art'-

.t. it 1"

trtwit-n-t and tittrcst drugs anti

stonr. D. ugs and fledicines

. evening but enablin:

with the ltlosl t‘ xporicnvt-tl

\\'v ltttttll-s non-r i-ut

Big Reunion on 19t-h

SACKVILLB. Jan. .\lount Allison is tilauning a red letter day "or Wednesday. January 19th in flit: shape of a general get to-gether of many prmuinent men of the blari- ttnto provinces who have Allicd thrtttselves with the ltnlf-ntillion tiollnr endowment and building

n _L__

‘ funti campaign for the old college.

A nutttber of prominent speakers have been secured for the occasion qand an effort is being made to ltnve Sir Arthur Currie present as tho ‘principal speaker of the day. Begin- Ding at 2 o'clock tn the afternoon a series oi‘ meetings and confer- "noes will carry the visitors lhtottch tltc balance of the day and those who find it impossible to remain over- wiszht to return to their homes by the late trains.

This gatltwins in addition to "rnlshing the final send off tor ‘hose mom prominently identified with the endowment cnfltnciigu for llottnt Allison will brim: together for the first time in many years r‘. rant numbenof former bfottnt .‘\l- sion classmates.

Tltosc who are expected to be ‘resent include the six zone chair- “ten and lllcli‘ assistants. pmctic- tlly all the group leaders. about ‘ovty in all, church chairmen num- “e'"inr' ncavrly two handed and fifty

.:;,.;,,-.1 rcntv-tlituw, and only the ht‘. every Methodist minister in

1 b v ‘he three provinces. .»\ committee :tl.l-

ptirt". .

ltzts been appointed for the criter-

» _;,-,g,.;,.;, (h-vsqug. ‘rtintnrttt of the visitors and many

‘Anti all goods that 2i

old acquaintances will be renewed

~. find in a 131-“. ‘lite: years of separation.

l t“ ‘stttlztr prlctw PH]: ;

gist

Montague. P. E. I.

_ers all

. \_I H l. stool“

Prescription Drtrlh

ll

, frost in v I , . _ tn FfIlOXKlld sh.t_

___¢.¢> LOXDOR‘. Ont., Jan. lit-Farm- titrmtgh this district are taking advantage of the unusually fine weather to get a large amount nlotlghing done. There is no "‘ the ground atttl the soil is we for ploughing.

m‘

Bankrupt Stoc

We lutve just received 60 pr. of Wometfs Hglt Cut Dongola Boots, bought for us from bankrupt stock in Biotin-cal, retail price $10.-

UO t0 $12.00.

We are putting them on sale while they

last at 54-00.

Dc-nft delay in seeing them.

g" Carruiher 8tParlman lltl

Rll "Ill T” 8' ‘HFM’? F ‘ FOCGI‘ r9, llw (r 8 5i MONTAGl‘ . P. E. .

it. lil\(l\\ ll

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.- ¢ e- o olw-Qtubzo-o-s-o utuow- o-qu-o o» ais-vb-efl4-t4vwoua

‘y, .|,-§t§:§¢§.§ §»§~§—§+§v-¢ o» 6-

l

-= tor.» and Plait

N\ '~

1.000 Minn! Stu-ti ‘mt- r -

dmw in “y. town on Tuesday.

—.\ir. Harold Crockett has re- turned howe after a pleasant visit with friends at York-H.

—!\ir. Lea. Mountain, Summer- sldc. spent the over Sunday with friends at Lot 16.——H.

-——.\lr. John hicfarvel, Fre-totvlt. \.\':t= in Strmtnerside Thursday on business.

~—.\ir. J. .\!. Mord, Kensinflou. was in Sutnmerside on Thursday.

—-.\lr. W. M. hfcGt-cgor. Lot l6, was in Summerside Thursday on business.

——.\lt'. Jas. Methul, and H. Bar- bour. of Alherrlon. were in Summer- slde Tuesday.

—-.\frs E. F Clnutlet, of Arsenaulh

and Gander, Wellinzton. W881i vi- sitor to Sumntersida ‘htesdzty.

-.\iv<. Arthtilr Bell,

paren-Is at Alberton-li.

'——‘lt- Jaws-s Ifomwltan. of

on Tuestiay.-—H

~-\t— .1~--.-. nint- tn. psi-l ‘t pit-astral vii: totvn lltls t-watl: - it —-.\l- li'*Zt‘ll '-r‘ll"ll, n" \‘"tt ztte itie left “ulnt-sticv t): sutue his sztldies ‘in S. D. l'.

0t .\i-t' Fred Bryauton-ll. ~ ' ll0llnnrl of“ Bloom- Ftl \"m s in "to l’. C Hospital ttn-lt-wvot" rt s-"ious operatic ‘ \\‘cd:tos.!:ly moraine. ~--.\lt-. Philip ("tllanL _ shipped to llliflltSlllll Qttt¢v garbntll draft iterate for uitich h» _“."_' f“ H lnndsonte price. ;YI" aewl“ “ t ___\ft»

Road. was inf‘ ("flhanl S

lie men-n? ,_.,,H.tlt his pacer Queen Ca-

mtinz.

—.\ii:\-s Pauline Noonan, of Sum- tttersitie. leit Wednesday mtvnlnf; u» vesutue lit-t" studies in Notrc Dame Convent. Charlottetown.

—.\lr nn-i .\l--s. J Henrv ‘mullet of Szttumeraide. ie-‘t Wedrcvhv rw-nin" on a visit to friends in lionctzi.

—l2:tnest Gaflney. who has been in the I’S..\ in" the past ei"hi weeks returned to Suntmevsldc Tuesday evening.

—-.\iess'-s old Johnston. Sttmmorside are spendlnr a few day's at the capital on business-Qt.

—~.\llt=s Cue-via Poirnnn left Fion- rlev on remrn tn “Wflfville indies Collece. after spending the l-nlt-t-ttw with tw- parents, M" H. 'l‘ and .\lrs Holman, Beaver Street—li.

-_,\tess-s W. H Hmrfln and Va"- tin Kehoe. from lithe Rive" and Trvon respectivelv. were visitors ltt-te this week.—li.

-—.\lr. and hips Mcliwrtlo of Xloncron. are visiting m the home of her parews. Mr. and Airs. Thom- as l-lintott-H.

~llv. and .\frs. Mcliiurdo of aim-wan whtrwss visitin" Time. l. Pirton Summereirie. left for tbr“ bnrve i" Moncton. N-B, W6d~ llesday rvornlnz.

...-~f~~_ Fvnnt1n"el "esRoultt-s for- - w-h- n" S wuvwrslrie iv" no" Iv-rwcypinw n..- flr-v-t of Port Shoe (‘n F-M-t Ht m, '. sne""ln~! n low thvs in fiowvt .n a. lwsitzc-ss and pleosure trip cot=.zhlned.-— H.

—-The Sfinsr-s Binrmwet Mvi Helen Colllnm, Charlottetown. have returned ltorte after svendlntz n rnunle of weeks in "twn. "beefs of their lrmndmother. Mrs. D. Ha- tnllton. Market Streeu-I-i.

—-.\lr. Jack Wrllht. who 8P9“! the last year and a half as public school teacher in Saskatchewan. has returned home and will spend the winter with his mother. Mrs. Wesley Wright, Central Street.- ll.

.1».

l --—*°*—-'

not suffer mother do. "chin: Reedln: or Protruding

FILES

ed Dr Chose’: Ointment Will relieve you st cnne um ntrord lutlng bone fit Stir s M: all dealers or En Inansnn Rots-s l Co. Limited Tor mu- iambic hos Irolltf you m» tl a outta’ one» snl sneioes

J’

at the hotuo of Zilr. and ‘Airs. A. l’. Wells. Cedtu" .»\"t-., in honor ni their son Ziir. EPll-‘Jl \\'ells, twto left on Tttcstltty mo nltt: to "esm te studies

4 The

church was prettily decorated by the girl friends of the bride, who also sang during the core- motty, the soloists being Miss Boa-

. injuring herself badly fact and chi s‘. it is plexm; tn re-

Sttmmemide.‘ is gpgndin-"r a few days fishing herWVetlnesday for a five which caused

the burning of the lartze barn of l'r-

,l'>'*n Glllis. g1,‘- stzt-"t-‘tl bettvcen l0 and l1 a staff n" the Car Ferry was in town Till‘ ""°“i PM "'-'\"n ‘"9 """‘"'°'P"' ' =' wtvrv. ittxpletttents more savcti.

5N0? blll"l{ citizen disappeared fl.)"$lf' front its locrwlrv. one nl"h: “ t-touliny "W ('- ., F. t 53*“ ~--.\ir. llztvry Sudsbttry. Strutner- Y“ _ side. is visitinc at Colotnan. guest ‘M59 NiMlIVI-Q cunvir" I‘ ' tcw l0 brvt-vxjfl” . _ l». wlitr-h orders were prompt-

}? carried

,-' ' Favor Church

Art Johnston and liarl

‘Queen heard oi lacs - needs through

Piles No surgical L

" at Batman-l. Soitlsitd.

ti. Acadia l.'nit'ct'.~tii_v.—.'i. Ht-it-t- Le Blanca, Mrs. Chas. Mac- " ' Lelltn and Mrs. Ray Silllihant,

—NOT ALL DISHONEST-é lite latte: playing the Wedding citiz n on his way to tnalte a pur- I llarclt in her usual callable way. tll-“Seil! are oflhe stores Thursday Tlic 1910011151 gill l0 the bride was found write-n lto arrived that hi o $1 in‘: of L11 Ifiluscn twaris. to the purse cotttztittittg $200.00 was gone bYIJ-efvlllaldt a Vi"?! $6! will! 060119 lie intmcrliately notified t. few trl jn‘ w the swomsmsn. sold cuff ltwftlentls and in less than two “Yllis- All" "l9 961M110!!!’ the ltottrs the purse and money won-lb1‘1l11\l'll=\!'ll: 1011 011 B "ii" 10 B05- w :52, *:;::;.‘::::. u‘. 3‘°*:"'r- .3’:

_ . :~ _ rs. t.- n .1 for. where the groom holds an im-

—PA|NFUL ACCIDENT. me Royal

Fdends of \irs Frank P611‘? of the ' Dona!“ position m“:

Quern Hotel. Sttntmet-side, will l: inaiik‘

so"r_v to learn that on Wezincstiay "-"-¢°@-———- ntotrnlng she receive-ti a severe at" CANADMN NEWS TO OCEAN citirt by falling down the stairs LINERS-A new feature of Can~ “w” m“ adios shinning. namely the trans -‘ . on of Canadian news bulletins [by the c. P. o. 3.. to their At- lantic liners. via the Canadian Mar coni Company is now stated to be Wttrltllifl very satisfactorily: ' The Canadian Pacific Ocean Services are the pioneers of this service which has been in great demand by

port that no bones were broken.

- FIRE AT MISCOUCHE- The Miscouclte citizens were called out

Mlscottche. The fit-é

fll.

The cattle and for“) _ V» lvimv with the local Rlttvggym Co», _sTo| 5 stttztr smxcrzs- A baby '11P SIM/ls mad that detnlloi uWHCll by a pt-lvsi" ""l'"{1.?..l2';'t§- pm rm»- to hand "very lnygi. in“. _ t ll the vo-"tnnnys wireless rip-w- atom t". ward C. P. 0 S lite company states W" '11s new . s rvlr-e, wt-‘rb *- ' tow weeks uitl, has t-cett received out as tar ls 1.800 and 2.000 miles. practically within the first day of Isavlng port on the other side.

rot-k t)" the muowtm d“ ii-w-r.‘ Fl-“li '1. v"'"n\' ‘ ‘ '

. ‘L’ " t. The pwttes oc- he shack. were ulvcn a in which to replace the

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.?._.._40§-__.;

_ . - UNEMPLOYMENT IN HALI- Unlon 1n Gal1ada§FAx.-—Tl1flt tltc ltnemployment sit- __ ‘ ,uatlon nf Halifax was one that TORONTO, Jam 13__Be|iaflnglshottltl he dealt with immediately ‘ha’ the rising lumen,“ 8mm in anti efficiently was the unanimous Canada and [he urgent problems opinion expressed by representa- tltnt demand united action call fonflw’ o! “lmmt ever-v mmmercml" the "mo" of the various reh-gtousisoclal and charitable organization tle-nontlnationsxlte Toronto General °r ‘he c“? at l‘ meetmg “Had “l Ministerial Association today went ‘he 9975mm] Tame“ o‘ “all” Par‘ on record as in (“or of church ker and held at the City ‘loll. That union tn the Dominion. A resolution ,1“ Federal Gmmrnmem Shmlld b“ m this enact “.83 passed as belngjttrgetl to ’ct.:t_\ on with tits rob. m the nature of a reply h, the a}, struction of the South entl Ter- peal of the bishops at the Lambetlt l mmalsh i“ prpgel“ l“ a "er-v “e? Conference for the establishing oflxelllud- 5mm‘ ‘fiierthil prmliflng em a Chunk genuinely Camom._ “g3, ploymcttt fcr l ultzlretls of nwatnvar- therltlg into its fellowship all who m" ‘lmnlnun-l 7"'"l‘°s*‘l “l U“ ' ‘ML profess and call themselves Chris- ing- There _“'°'e “°“' registered Hans;- at the Employment Office about live The resolution embodied the fol- hlllldred me“ “"5 ‘he oppomlnl‘ lowing reference to the notion tak- U“? l” “mp1” mm“ had “W” e‘ en at the Lambmh Conference of hatnte-l. acre other fact." b: tight ltisliotvs: out during the discussion. The gen~ “The association accept the four """' oplmm‘ “Emma l‘) l" "u" conditions stated by the bishops as ‘l-‘h u’ the "7"'n‘pl°yn' l“ l m“ assented to. the visible tmity of the “f” i“ l"°*“““' “'35 "wmd L" m" church. viz.. the Holy Stwitttttresplnfll“ M P901“? from u“? °°"""ry' [he gimme (may n“. (we Sam-a. and Terrance Balxaccording to last mems o; Baptism mm- “oyy com. meeting must have been as popul- tnuttlvn, a mittistry atkttotvlodged ous at London by the numerous by every part of the Church as pos- 000101111015 made regarding the pco- sessittg not only the inward call of Pl? 0i ma! mil-Tl" “'h° had (“me the spirit, but also the commission to Halifax for the whiter. and now of Christ and the attthority of the found lhemsem-‘S 0851mm’- whole body. and the association. tnorrover. believes that no serious tiifllcttlty tieed be experienced in the at-"cptanre of a ‘representativr and constitutional episcopacyfisub Jcrt to differences of interpreta- tio" as to its origin attd signific- anre." Ttv.» Baptist ministers and one "l"! ‘tcr of the Church of Christ de- llned to vote‘ for the resolutionAll the other members of the hlinis- terial Association voted for it.

Smoke

A Blend of Import- Virginia Led

CANADIAN POW-W SEEDS TO BE PLANTED IN BALMOHAL GAROEN$.—Princess Louise, Duch ess rt‘ Argyle. after whon- Lake Lottisr. one of the mos: beautltul spots in the Canadian Rocktes. was nnntcttrecently expressed tt desire to luau. seeds from the poppies which have beer planted in recent years in the gardens at the C. l’. R. Hotel. These were sent. to hor at Christmas lt- a box msds of Cn- radian Maple. Her Blorv-‘U’ tho

-'+.+;+;o:+:+t+:e : weft-v latte Yotr “Urilnf p For Piloting TO

i l ‘he "canal ' ; Job Prnteiy

Miss Btllington rt mlcitott- ‘.0 the n‘ “an Frag”

ympfl-my Pr“; cnrtl- iznco and on receiving a supply urerrssed hor ccllght and 31:» instructions that they should be sent tn b: Pluto“

o: ,0‘ ‘g

was no lilflioflulll i-hanec in (‘nnttdlan passengers. in an 4Hgp§~fQfltllll0l1ui' tht l\l‘salk -

:\--~ none too large. bu‘ ample to meet all immediate re

T&B

I TORONTY‘. J"n. 11 ‘nut s ewnrt

l-3 p. c.

The opportunity is splendid-the prices are most attractiventhe assortmentis large, THE TIME IS LIM-

ITED--AND THE SALE ENDS ON SATURDAY 15th. t; l

All t‘ it )R l. & McLEOD. l

1

i.

LlMI l ED ‘hzlrloltetowtl

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allltly

Jmuary 11 There the - tn u"t‘ ~ today, ififl" > A" “'1' i-

mnltiuaincfi ‘an. hood htcaay demntzd zt-t- .~ttttpi;es for home cou- ‘:\‘t"'n"1|ll. of which the offerings they are

.. emv: ts, and st fairly active busi

:t-.- is passing. The receipts today “PFC nil f r the same day last wcelt. and

249 cosos. as contprlreIl will 159 ' '2' the corresponding any n jobbln8 95c

30c 75c

year ago.

Wt quote wholesale

prices as follows. New laid eggs . . . . . . ..90c to F-tll “re-h can“ ..0.00 to S"‘ec‘ed C. IS. eggs ....0.00 to No.1 C. S. eggs... ..000 to 70c .\'o. 2.1"‘. S. . . . . . . . . ..56c ‘u 5S0

The mtrket for dre=sed poultry today was wkhou‘ any new ‘eatttro to ne'er Bllppllpzl being ample to mwt all reowrctttent. and prices ruled s‘e'td_v. There was a fair de- mand for some lines whi‘e ‘he movement of others was rrvlter slow, and the market on the whole, w" somewhat quiet.

We quote wholesale Jobbing prices ns follows:

""tlr\'¢"»'=. choice . . . . . [I520 to 53c Good turkey m Rit- CWWE. .. .. .. . - l0 flit‘, Chickens. to 33c Ducks .. -o .473.- Fuvfs .. .. .. .260 to 32c

A steady feeling prevflla in the "nerkrt for "(VWf/nps and nrlne! qr,» Imchnuzvri. There woe n be"? tie mnnd for car lots ind-t); m4 a r3“- "w-lo w“ (inm- t» Gfpevl \1qu'\tql1|g 1nd Quebec stock a.‘ it R0 '0 R170 ro- h-e M so lbs. ev-tvck. ar-l in .1 wholesale iohhlr-v tv~v :1‘ R1 75 to “.1 an m.- t...‘ "v of, m, 91.1mm

own-mgr Jofllrfiv“ 1o. 4.3"; "m vilified. .R=celp's 11323 cases. ‘Trash ecflver-od Fxty": Oil-y; cm. 0,1 70c: firsts, 67c m tlllr- swvr-‘Pentt- sv'v'|'\l'- M»! vmqy-iw “"~gvo—vt has]. He's‘. whites firsts m evrsshllc l" ""~ S'1‘e “e.'\"=\"\'“.'\l*. vvl "ettvlw western bonnet-w by-nwv-q_ '“"l'"t=. 73" to Wt“ do rnlhcretl l"r\\v"s filljbmixerl colors first-t to Pxlrrts. 67c tn 72c; refrigerator. firs": RM to‘ R2.

NEW VCPW. J~bttan- ln,~—-¥l‘r\g tlull: State. 1920. 40c tn 45¢, lmt-irtc ‘coast. 1920, 32c to 35c; 1919. 80c to --2c.

“St. Pats” Satisfied With Stewart

will he in Torontb-Hlmiltcn Game Wednesday Night

of Amherst, N. 8.. the defence play. er. who is to get s try-out with 8'. Patrlclrs N, H. L. learn. arrivgd m "l9 051$’ yesterday and ‘sported to the club. Owing to the fact that come one told him the Arena Gar- dens. the lbcal homo of the profes- elonuls. was lust oft Yonge Street, he ‘r-"cilkod considerable distance 011! of his way and was not avail- able for the noon day practice.

in the afternoon. however. he practised with one _of the local scholastic teams. l-le is s pleasant laced lsd. tail sntl well bnilt and welsh: about l1! pounds.

He practised this morning with the professionals all! Ifll llllly be tisediln ilillgitine Qetlnesdav night when 8t. Patrick: bley Bunilton

in their own city. It. Pets are tn_

heed of a good defence player and

twnn. a a Clflllllll, will nu the

.1 oqqpp. M eCst ey

llrll ill" ‘ill . l . . lllliliS Jill Iii ._.$10 l’. W. Turner I R. E. Mulch .. H. D. Johnson W. K. Rogers .. Lloyd E. Weilner Delllois Bros. C. J. Gallagher E. Nicholson . G. Stanton A. E. Morrison E. (l Saunders Hughes Drug Co. W. S G-aht ..... .. G. F. Hutchrson J A S. Bayer James Harris.