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Closely .Contested -und Clean Senior Game. intermediate (itiliie llliirliqd_ ,with Un-_

necsssury Roughness.

The Znd last game scheduled to be`

Pine Tar- It’5_5u1:pfl‘ " played in the Island League series sing how quickly it gives tugs pl-we ian ii gilt at ui.. oner-

tetown Arena, n the presence of a

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rehef°_ Those who have small number of spectators. The LlS€d it OIICB C0me bagk ga-me although lacking the interest

ttached to a championship match,

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- for It again and again* was perhaps the most closely con- - 3. b0tlI1€. tested one of the ser es, although the

- total score might indicate othelivtsil.

At -hall time the result was atie, at

L_,,,,,._,,._, _ ' which it rams. ned unti, wtnin ti

E F; Q ‘ minutes before time -vas callirl. The

' teams seemed to be very evenly mst-

’ ° ched, the Victorlas palying the same

rr as on a previous occasion,

, a .

Central DfLlgSt0f€ ` while the Abbies were mixed two oi

_ _ - their regular men, including their

-_ ,Sunnyside star goal tender, _Van Iderstine, but-h

:ai - _

whom were una-ble to play. This

o perhaps would point to the factlthat

' -' they might otherwise have ‘done

better.

Both teams however have played

P"°5 cU|'9d ll! 6 10 I4 Days their last games this season in the

and League, the Vice w.iiiii_i; IL

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Y°'" dmggm mu ’°‘““d ’”°“° ‘f d losing :s games. 'rue A-bbiee on

. 7 an

PAZO OINTMENT fans t° °“’° BUY the other h-and met with rather haaird

case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or l Proirudiug Piles in 6 to 14 days. The

iirstspplicaiiongiwg EBs¢&Res¢_ 5oc_ both 'teams were ready for action - a

I' 1 ~ _J part of the Abegweits in getting

their team together. The same in starting was up to the \1s\18.l Stand'

1 'Practical . . ard and some whirlwind rushes

._ along with frequent combinationi

_ I ., F h' H' marked a somewhat exf~.:=--,q pcrlac I ` Q as IOI] |IltS in the first lieu. an ii ccmiiination

. _ I I

i _ B' An” 0"’°°° Wig" lninutes after commencement thi 5.12 \_`§\~`-Q' A V g . , -:‘~`>T\¢ Alziiles scored the first goal, followed

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lfms

There are quite B few new touches p

sul-ted from clean stick `.iandlin.'5 v

V “°“‘ Lon. cemnliell. This made the Vic:

sit up and take notice," and by r. nice combination run they scored

` ' heir lst, 3 minutes later “Larry 6'h“‘° Prowse evened the score. Pl-ay con

tlnued very evenly, ' the puck travel- li

o don and after a brilliant rush thi length of the r nk, notched 3 for lrli. tcam. One minute later Lou. Camp- bell, by a long shot from centre ici made the sign read, Abbies, 4; yics

- 2. free fromany of the usual trllllllill

, and roughness seen in previous

games and it was not until after 254

1 minutes play that Phillips rece ved a , " light penalty for tripping. Cheverie

l _ now took 5, hand and in one of his

e soon after in a 'mix-up the Vics add-- ed another, which ended the first

I half, the score -being 4-4. Alter the _ 1 g usual interval play was resumed nt.

. 1 9

won a reputation in hockey circles this winter, took the puck to the

A- goal, Cheverie, -at this stage was

uck losing all 6 games. g It was not un:3l 8.55 o’cini-li tliiii

st night, owing to a delay cin t-hi

un from end to and of the rink, 3

n 4 minutes by another, which re

ng from one end oi the rink to tbl ther, when it was captured bv Gor

Tho play during this timefwas

nd scored the Vice 3rd goal, and

.45 and immediately, Rodd, who has-

Ub-los end and tallied the lending

enal-ized for tripping. Pl1illil>S n0W

to distinguish the separate blouse of took a turn at scoring and from av today from its predecessors of some well-directed shlot from centre ice

lennoni ago. Although they are charm- 70

und the net for the Ahbies, evening

V C

the tiir

he - er of his _excellent runs. Snortlyafter ei? they scored two iu»succession, thus

tod

ics suddenly took a scoring streak, I verie adding number 7, by anolth " 5

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ending the game, Abegwe ts, 6; Vic- at

Moran

Morgan in gon was an n e ng feat , e, having D.ayed his first senior - game 5 replacing Vanlderstine. Phillips an- m other intermediate man did well, and, at the ed

followsz- -

VICB

Cheverie

tori-ss, 9. The excellent stopping of M’

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uns. noon. src.

(Special to The Guardian.) , UHONTO. Feb. 25-Freeii ‘soren-

st to west winds, fine and cold

ay and a rising temperature on

score again. gampbelli rolgiik a 'phursday_

n im e ‘ ar B or r p ng. THE WEA' ’H|.§g_,_

About 5 minutes .later the Vics sccr- ben l Yesterdav was ed the

utlfully clenr and hrlght;.biit verv

another, followed shortly after by cold

Abbles, evening the score again, ' _,. .

e-s. .At the stage, intenaeintereei 71”” 1° ""” '“°'“""“t“‘"° ‘”°°"‘°‘-‘ prevailed with about 5 minutes to ‘wa play and the score a tis, when the wa

terdny v-'-.is i.r. below zero, which s at nine p ii-. At nine a. m. it s seven iibove. On the previous hr the temgvfature fell as low ns h' below.

he tide will bo .high this morning 11.43 and tomorrow at 12; it will high tonight at 11.24 and tomor-

l 1 ter su row at 12.11.

ure of both games last night h DT

other players of both tearr.s_play- ll 3'

an excellent game. The line-uply6jT

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he sun sets this nltcrnotlu at 5.42

d tomorrow at 5.14; it rises to- orrow morning at 6.43 and Friday

6.42. he moon sets this evening at

here was il new moon on Tuesday,

Feb. 24th at 8.02 D. rn.

ABBIES The first quarter of moon will be

Thursday March 5th at 1.03 ii.

he length of today will he ten

We Plrowse fl. Campbell

C_ Point hours and fifty-seven minutes.

R. Wing Milford Mc'l‘uguc L. Wing L. .Prowse Phillips Rover Callaghan Gordon

Rodd

The Intermediate game was il dc-

cidcd victory for the .Victorias by the score of 7 to 1. This game was more of an “old ti-me wood chopping frol c" than a real hockey match. 'l‘he players indulged too freely in "dirty work," two fistic engage- ments made a disgusting spectacle for the cnlook-ers, one of which end- ed in the participants, one from each team, being removed for the remain- ici' of the ga-me. This kind oi "sport" has already been referred to in the press, but at this stage the spectatorscan judge as to Who were the "real sports" in last nights in- termediate match. The Vics again .Z played their regular men in t-his h game, while the Abhies had 3 chan-

Centre

L. Gampbell

lowing was the Intermediate line-

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All prices cut for quick selling

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it’s actual value-every piece is a real bargain.

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refereed both games in their usual - satisfactorv manner.

into simple. uwre attention is elven |\

to the details, collars, cul!s and sleeves then ever before. , Number 7713 combines ii drop shoul- Ider with,e raglan sleeve. This may he in full length or in elbow iengui with turn back cut, ue illustrated. The stitched tucks down the- front and the

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Mr. Percy Alexander, formerly of rm

The eighth meet of the Charlotte-t

mond’s, East Ro alt . t ll b Public Auction gn hls pil:-inieises y

On Wednesday March lltli, |914 At I2 O’cloclr (Sharp)

*FARM-His valuable farm situated

miles from Cfhairlottetowll, front- g or the St. Peter’s Road-and ad- itted to be one of the finest farms

Japan, not oi'1‘enessee, is vlelt"u; on the market, consistug of 72 his sister Mrs. C.. Hughes, Coveheud. acres of land all clear and in s. high

state of cultivation-is very coiivcn-

ures, also contains useful and necessary inforniatinn pertaining to Coinage of the

lor-colisr are other edective points. sown Chess tournament was held in M i Baird of Boston is “siting-

» Crepe ds Chine has been one of the the ussuol place last night. The at- fs t lmostpopulei- materials for these hious- tcmlauce was fairly large and U10 9"' her mother Mrs' Trlloisl (miinay B B

.G-this season. and cotton crepe is also thusiesm was remlmnt- T119 \‘fl9\\“'-_Ol Govehcad who is in y , ln:'nnv.omr:liig;;>`e:l\:1lsei=l_or its wearlns and ~lv1;;;d':#§l;'= Scke§|*§oBsl;n‘;“ Mr. ci. ic. Meklmion, charlotte- also on elle some .my we will .wil nil

The most practical way of setting in t the sleeve, where the waist has a drop- 5

Uoadpr, lb to stitch itbefore closing i" tm’ '"°“' ’°““d h° got M’ p°m'~ Premier Mathlenon. Charlottetown.

nina and other heavy artillery to

town, we-nt to Georgetown vesterdav

on troulicod Loiison, which aroused afternoon' he latter's ire to such a plt¢\1 that-| ' (with foul). 1 driving horse Consis-

lelit to work as it is nlmost in il q-iiare block, there is also il gtlod orchard first class dwelling liousc ul-li out buildings i-n good repair.

ills.

i~lTO(ll{-1 curt marc 10 yrs. uid,

tion, 10 ycurs old, 1 driving horse,

yrs. old, 1 driving horse, 34 yrs.

,,thn,u|`ideran!_| seem ot the blouse and

-Eeiuslda seam of the sleeve. These 3 eilfthen .both be joined in one long 'lee' "utter therleeve has been adjust- ed/ »'1'.his»mett|ed makes it much easier

tag. *m,iiii-e,et summing mana me ,

,iii-iimi,f,e_>¢veu uid near. . - ~ -"l`o”_!dehe this design in siss.86 it re- lqulgig ,Zu »yai1!_l-. of B6, Inch ~` mltorilL

leur upon 'I‘anton's cavalry with such eilect that the latter was routed horse. foot and artillery. This is the second time in the whole contest that 'I'aiiton’e cavalry brigade has been squslched. Wortbv out man-

ls attending Supremo Court in li

Georgetown.

Mr, Joli-ii N. MacDonald, Inspector

of Dtedles, C/harluttctown, spent the week end in Bradallxane the guest of Mr. Malcolm A. Buchanan.

oeuvred Ross in a DMG fl0\\;¢i\i*{i 1293" --- tcst, the rioctor’s blue oils a ng o, ML and M,-,s_ Wuhan Large 0| “ik” °”°°t- May °“°°°°d°d in pl“°k` Saskatoon, who have been spending

,The pettei_'nil`eii`ti`n6 slsee;82to 42. ing i;lirnu liououets out of Gardnsrs R uw weeks at Marshfield left “_

rg P gg, \10ftl°“1*-“N1 1"`°°°""° H°“°" “'° terdav for Bost

old, 1 generiil purpose lilly 2; yrs. old, 2 Hackney fonls. 10 good iuilcli cows, 1 holler. 1 yr old, 3 calves, 4 brood sows (wltli young) 1, full pig, 70 hens. -

(.‘-ROP.-10 tons of hay, ii qiiaiiltity

of straw, 40 hush good w-heat, lifl bush oats, 20 bush buckwheat, 200 bush potatoes.

IM-Pl.¢1lJMll`JN'l‘S. - McCormick bluil-

y cr. McCormick hay mower (new),

hay rake, sesder, gang plow, 2 sing- le plows, spring tooth hai-row, spike

-- ‘il-ill.”-'Ui' 312°-m“|“|'|“l' f nd the Tantonisu .nhal-i t -Ch _ _ ; Z ltlie fullest part or me lim mr -a‘f,‘,1,_“§.°,,e“,,,,,,,,._ an ,,,,,,,,,,, ,wma £5113? WZ; 59*-Dgstgzrfgr. to =af;g§;°;_ nimewauiuvator. scum" emi mania- l5““.¢.k°l°“°" ' and h0l>l\\i_! tbl* W9-1”*-“P0 U-‘BY lm” town ‘ycstsrdav afternoon to attend ; -ff_°`.‘*1l¥°°;°\>l*lf¥4|:P¥ ‘:§‘°¢ :lx 'Ti smpeghlzs in lt°\‘§ f1>\'n¢t\1°m` GW? the supmm Cours which is bmw

c _upon an oli_col_llg co ll`wh c . ey can a mn or is rid - being hem thu-,_

|¢lnm|n oi-_eglpio-tire Pattern Dsvervltlug to the gladiator-s. 'rue mime-, ____

ment of ¢lifs»_§h|ler;" linent will be continued in :‘h°h£:1:‘;;'\. Senator P. C. Murphy came to ' l°f"°°° '\‘2“*"~ A ‘ ‘°'°“ ° ° oiiai-lotmowa yuuuaay from 'ris-

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l I" . Pe wt ‘ m' now pretty even between Woodmaire ' on'

.coupon <

.7'i:4h;Qi“ -vanish-ee..-"-4.--ent-»...¢~¢.»» ‘ .,- lhoet and _f»_"c|;r me sms ‘

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Luy on llicbuii, etc, etc.

' always welcome. use led!" \1°“\>\* emi ami registered at tlie victoria

ll-lotel, He left by the mail special lliatnlglit for Capo 'rtevsrn and will ci-ou to 'Cape 'l‘orniuitiiio_ this morn-

' d I. n Ilio k h nds when '33 lllillttle gill? over. 0 B mr. an muh to ..._-»otu'°' .

. M. U. A. DANCE.-At the CJK. lB.A. Dunes held in Olihrlottetovu -on Monday ‘night theeliuperouu were;

Coe u gi lm (Di-.i W J. P

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1; -: . bi-alicia iol this sotle y hers.

‘ ` ' . _ ' ` ,,`e¢'|h, over that amount 12 months'

o (ive you a beliitiiul. het"-lit

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grsdlsiit -used in its manufacture is

Allvq|._nuu¢iil2» me mil I_».b"0l= ` ‘ - ui. me obtainable his it imluvsiy

will not turn rancid with are Price

.W *hli\:"!l`¢l5fl¢l!¥4'7 'Mi `°i°t¥ "¢' 9,3' V , , ass. rin tmltiiiim uni; oe., oe:

lim. i.. J. media, .i/ln. t-sms. 4 P. ,

ing plow, roller potato digger, horse Power, cleaner (exell), set fan mills, turnip pulper. straw cutter, set plat- form scales, tux-nip drills, cream sep- arator, (Sirr.-plsx). team truck wag- gon, (new). Zcsrts and 1 truck, two wheeled jlggei~_ express waggon, con- cord wsggon. buggy, rubber tired waggon (new), 2 wand sleighs, pung sleigh, driving sleigh (newl, milk and erea-ni cans, 1 set team harness. 1 set plow harness, 2 truck waggon pods, 1 cert saddle, 2 sets driving harness, collars, harness. outllt for bearing wells, tanks, shovels, hoes and numerous other articles.

Also a quantity of household furn-

iture, including. kltche-ii range, bese- hurner, extension table, bedroom set, carpet, stc._ . . TERMS.-For fum. made known at sale. For stock, crop and imple- ments'-»‘ All sums of $5.00..aud under

credit on approved jolnt-notes 5 pei- tlnt discount nfl for cash.

Everything advertised will be sold.

No reserve. Sale begins sharp on time, and if the day should prove un- favorable the sale will take place the following line day.

BENJ. CARTER & C0

Auctioneers

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.iusr A raw or rils s,ooo new wonns stunts. , _'

£553-`ii"ii§¥5l.if.i§'." ` ' 5:'$€’:`:Ti".i.ii.-£"°'f - ~; '

Mrmnu Biivlunc » lranqbui-mill Marathon k ~ ,

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A e ful aslpossible. Perhaggsyou arearnonggtthose who in t e

To UVER past ve found it dl cult to obtain! e services of t just

' %’R A- the Pain_ter& Decorator you Xvould like. one who under-

- ~ S |55 _stands his work thoroughly, an will carry out your wishes ‘

in detail, as well as being capable of giving Practical sug- gestions, when needed, gained from sei/_era years of ex- perience coupled with a study ofthe painting trade, and

one whf» moves forward with the times.

I' .viii be_ interesting to any who are contemplating

the icdecoratmg o_f the _homes, to know that such a firm is ii- open for business in Ch’town and solicits a share of

i.ie patronage.

` The Island City Painting Co

House Carriage & Sign Work 203 Kent St. Phone 280-~-L

| Fred Waller J. Alfred Doyle

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