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—TO PARLIAMENT—M:‘. . Pope, M. L. A.. aad Mrs. Pope. Summerslde, left yraszetday aftir-l noon for Charlottetown where the . will remain during the session Off /

the Local Laghlature Hon. James A. i.\ic.\'eill and Hon. A. F, At nanlt._ Summerside. will leave‘

for Charlottetown this morning.

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'l‘wo very interesting games oi hockey were played at Bedeqlle Saturday evening, March 6th. the contesting teams‘ being the Borden Nationals sud Bedeqne Beavem and the National Sisters and Beaver Sisters. The Beavers won by a score of 3-1.

v The Sisters game ended in a tie- neither side being a-ble to break the goose egg.

The first game called was that .of the Nationaleand‘ Beavers. Both lteame started with new goalies. as the regulars were unable to be vpre-senb-A. Howatt for ‘Borden

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—-GUARDIAN OFFICE. —- The Ouardiarfs Western Office is now ' lgvcaxed lsn the McNeiill Building ‘n the . ster L. Stnnmem de where" subscriptions, news or advertisingsllmmersllle- will be received. The phone num-i ber is 883.

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_rlsw PREACHVERS-The pill- pit oi the Presbyterian Church Suntmerside. WI! Wfllilled 01! 3"“ i day by Rev. hlr. Geitilgealienteiaigjtolii,» 'dth ulpt0flePl1Y|1' ; drawing card being the picturizaqig Chlfh was occupied by Revl .|tion of Sir Arthur Conan Doylesﬂ“ (VI MacDQnﬂhL Hopewelh N. S;

story the “Lost World." it is de-lgorh preachers delivered excellent. scribed by all present as n reallyiﬁermani ﬁne picture.

-—BUMPER HOUSE— Practical-- , ly every seat was taken at the Capitol Theatre last night. the

‘KENSINGTON CADET CORPS‘ . . o . friends will he sorry to learn of tilted-Regen“), n “,“Z,,I,l{§,,l:l:“:{"§.,,.l '1 dent-h at her home at Long River“ l’l'nrdl‘m rfli) exemmgum “uni .» on Friday of Mrs William nongti-~“l"“"”‘ ‘° V“ . m, a; re iert. She was 78 years oi’ age and slfllmll‘ and w “an?” d c g“, had been ill for some time. Be- gallm‘ kllllw“ as we Ca at’ 011' ‘sides her httsband she leaves to lle l-"llllll a plamo“ which is com nitmyn (me 50m _\[|~__,\ndre“-l1ll‘iSP(I of thirty Cadet units, and llkiughert. accotintiittt Ill the offit-tiilllif lllillvlilllals present aim“? ‘Ill lot Lou's POXES Ltd, simtmt-rsitie. umvriiriuice 11H any t0 ‘be mind)"; ywltn will have the sincere syiii-lihe Province. Lieutenant Ot-villi if-iiliy of ull in his bereavement. 'll. llnrrach mnrshalietl the ‘faiths, and the response given y ill - LAID TO REST. -- The fitnor- milk and ﬁle demonstrated hon. I i.f the lute Mrs. Sophia A. Wond- guligfglg-[Qflly training and iiI-'4\‘l i ‘ rink, tirltliiw 0t" the laio Vt-rtinl .-\. pm“, are gnarled The (Jndeta cs‘ Mouth-tick, (whose death UPCIIFTPII.hh)ile,l H“, mos, (vqnﬂdenf anti» ,.ii Siiiirinersltle on l-‘rlduy lust ufi- fdplk,“ m ma“. munueuyreﬂ, u“.

le-i ii lingering illness) took place- - l _d_ _,-, _ f how prmnlni Sutulziv afternoon und was well at-‘lhsp u“ “Hence 0 l

, , i th- I r ttblc to receive and ox" tended. > Service at the houealcflte ‘oynfefs’ one reauzes m," m, “'.~"§.*“1“‘"°‘°° by Rel,‘ G‘ Slwhole organization is under th». rel-ire liiterred in Ehe Churcltrllirlllﬁlllliill‘ 212g”: l€ilhigl'ogallfs.il,l,l

1d l‘ llLnno 81a“, c \\_l,,?,3c,,§;r:ea§ry onerrolte 5,‘; ul experience on the field of uctmii at highly respected residents ofillﬂé ellllllellil)’ ‘lllallﬁed him t" lm mill! PiitItVatltl net- death will hejlill‘! hi» More of imwilcal military - ly regretted hy a large cirt-lelkiiou-letlge to the developing geniu

‘ nds. Deceased who was 76 see of Kensini-ttun Hlilh 301ml» ll years. old was a daughter of thekis not intended to give undue pro lulu .\rihur Irving oi’ Cope Trav-imlnencc to the teetering and slim- lerso. ller hnhsand who was aiulntltig of the tnilitary spirit, but veteran oiﬂthe American Civil wamrmhe, it p, the pﬂrpogg ‘or [ht- :lll">il'~'l'l-‘“§9il lie!’ lwelve W11" “iioqntovemeut to develop precisely tic Slit‘ l*=*‘1"*‘-‘l l" "mill" a bmtherltllfilltf ltttbits and competent ztlot- _ lllilllg- Full‘: Traverlmilrity in our young boys, as well (lb “l” "'“"l9"’l‘ M” bllhml“ Bell‘ to efformute principles of integrity

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I J7 to-day victims oi their own neglect. A, ,,' Grouchy, listless, quickly tiring, suffer-

ing from headaches and biiiulizlleaG, tht-y spend enormous sums in medi- cmt-s without avail. They would much to regain their old vitality.

Con it be done? Ycs! How? Simply by recognizing the importance ui one fundamental rulc oi health-the

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Nujol an be taken indeﬁnitely with- out inj no the system. Try Nsjei to-day. k ioir it at your nearest drug store, but remernbu‘ the: isonly one Nujol. Watch for the name “Nujal" in red on the label and package.

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An important requisite of o rs- "Millll outﬁt In obsolete oom- Imt for the patient.

This has been accomplished l- llvi- \Vsllltlvorth Unll with Id- J-t-ittble seat, head nut 5nd "m. “~11. The ehnlr nun bu rrollrlled. TIIIIIFI‘ or lows ' and atlJulkd Iu the pcrleet comfort s! iv-llirnt. A comfortable patient elm In more qnlvkly nml anally eluutlnv-tl.

A mey nml rﬂlt-Ie-nry for the ‘lrlnl I rtullnhnl Illll nls 0| tr pen-In on which n" wills- imlunt reuélu and swing before "t" punt-Ill-

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"h" ‘"1 Tllllflil! nlcitt the mun- bers of both the boys and gill om 7901-8-55".

‘oys i. ntcnsure up to the most htliit: im-gectic-n. The units have been issued each with Tuition, Glen ‘ijllldyti. lltlts and Ross Riﬂes. is» sued to tho platoon also ltitve been arms for miiriketry practice, and [the boys nrc eagerly prospecting advent of spring, when they can utilize military practice. lt may he recalled by some fathers of boys inow in this organization how in rthelt‘ school days they were Illeilll- hers ol‘ u company ‘of the Boy's iBrigade and hits the discipllnt iiliﬂt they received in this Inst; - ‘tlon served them on ilte ﬁeld o. nctunl wnrtnre. This will develop in the boys a model ‘pilyllitllld, a mind quick to perceive and to uppre itond, accurate ltl Judge nnd com- petent effectively to not. and thua strengthen the mind that the school work may be the more sat- iitliiiCitlfliy, the rpm-e yum-cushy performed. it may be concluded that this system of training must ilt-veiop the higher moral faculties. since obedience to rule is the bas- ic principle on which the system l8 fmllldﬂil. and the response of the will to authority thus imposed, miuet enable the will to determigq other objects of higher imipoirt. A trophy is in prospect to be presgntgd to the section proving the mo", 9gp;- lent at the time of inspection, The Dlatoon has been in gxlglppcg about six months and the (“"5109

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‘and P. Bowness for Bedeque. Both iplayed a good game as this is the itlrst time either played in that position. The let period started l very fast, with the play seeeatvlng from end to end of the rink. After labout 7 minutlesdplay galbeck ‘In a inice run notc e the rst 80a [or ‘Bedeque. P. Noonan scored short- i ly after, making it 2-0 at the end in lill°‘i.."'f..’l.‘li.‘ ‘llllmll 5°l1°°l mm“ i“ a “Gcmpf P. Noonan to solve the Borden Wlllllﬂ. ‘lnsllecmr Sim“ gave altlefense by making it 8-0 at the "M address l° ‘he. classes mlend of the second period. The which lie till"! “m? ‘lmell’ advlcelthird period started with Borden 4H t0 the carrying vii vi ll"? wcrkplayifig offensive and Bedeque de- luring llle FQQBSS- -l'l"-_ E" B" “dculpl fenslve Hockey. C. Green scored -n who followed. some l" lllgllesll Burdens first and only goal in t-TlllE of the work carried on uttdlihls period and the game ended zpoke oi‘ the example which Gcorilei3-l in favor of Bedeque. . u\\'ll hoarse! in this regard and oi|_ Nationals, we thank you for mak- m“. 0,1,6,» Pym-e, throughout the tug this game possible. as your §I{l"(l were rolling in line. During goal keeper and two of your reg- ht- evetiiiig hircshaw was flttlng- ulars were unable to‘ make ‘the _\' remembered by the students and trlpto Bedequtm-Howexer you tLdat w i“ mm provmed ,, "ea, yo, arpfulter. iou brought six players" _ , ,1. ,1] ma, i, w,“ a gomliilii you hatlﬁand played a better. Wm?‘ o h y _ I - icleaner game. titan on the prev~ ime is only patfly trite, for 1t was] L, __ _, bu,‘ oils evening when the Beavers dv. I "l “WHEN llme “ml “Hy y tented you on your own rink by anieriitg into the spirit of the nf- -

' ' er med bottnd to imuke it iIlB [he Score of 4-1’ air s »

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. Lino-u lési and most eniltyﬂllle mill" °l n he year. Then t-ntne the lunch and Namnmls Beaver! ilii. wlmt at fer-d, the tables fairly “on,

triiztiicd illltIPl‘ their loads. We can» A_ "Own" R nuwmss

ilier Fluxes» Waite i925 Pups rand Foxes born in 1924 to be left for ba|. ance of the season in

ranch where bought. G. R. McQUARRlE, Summersid.

This was the first game oi Hockey taunts were invited lo iit the lictlcqtte ltiiilt lletvyeen thedlilillll Clllllﬁirlt Where

[I18 homq o‘ llii iiiil jug

girl's teams. it wile lull of thrills tlco to ll 500d lunch.

ZllltI spills. lioth tennis have only Line-tip

recently been organized and con- National Sisters llt-nvcr 3pm, seqtiently neither has had much Goal

practice, but thvy will probably ‘Mrs. ll. (‘low. |(_ Hana], he henril ilIilFt‘ of next winter. Ilcft-nsc

It would hitrilly ht- iztir to IIiFrER. (‘valiant it-ililiiipbgll t"l'illlillillf' i)i‘I\\‘\‘t‘ll any til‘ lhlﬂ lllllYm-“FH- W» MPNlllly .l. hum-mm t-rs as hotii iettllls iiliiyi-tl twill} Forwards

Iltirkoy. A. .\It'I’Ilt<I'riiI|l iiilli K.,\'. Durrnt-h 1r Mcmnm lloivutt did good work for lliirdviLK. liowatt ,t_ N00,,“ and lhu l\\'t| Llillt- tiviltlili lilrlsr-il. lfovherson "p00,," AIit-c Noonttn and lii-ssit- .\Iilt'I)Ull-lI|t,'it!ll Derruch 3pm,,“

nld and illteii‘ It‘ll('IlI'I' ltiuh (‘itnip- 'i‘lie following wort.- tlie aiilcials hell for llt-tli-ittit- iliiil-Ilil)‘. Alli-tutor the evening. Alter flit- glttiit-s‘ skirting was (‘II-iIi€i‘0i'!!0*-_J'. Clark,

ml utko tip space to tell of those? Defense Nill.‘ grounotl lllltiCl‘ the tztlilt- utter A Jay 1L (julbepk lunch for this is no time for sor» [)_ McPhergon }{_ Nutmm) -~iiiv.~.-\. t Forwards ..___-¢o>——-— J. C. Green l’. Noonatt PERSONALS ,l-‘. Goudet F. Moyse _-_- , L. McAleer H. Bngnall ..'.\Ilss EmmaJ/lctor, of Char- F‘. R1 was ottetowtt ls visiting at her home ln_ After each period that the boys

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