“ARCH 14. 1944

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‘ “kin rt mi-irhuslsmvntn ., _ '.l‘he Garrison

plane at noon .081 there will be no holdup the by

tion for a bang-Ill) Ila-mil

etovm Wins dun Berth

Ilreetown so flail-E. playoff berth as‘ JUN I

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M” team 5-1 ... laid-ilk

game $39118 . , e .. (inc saves as rubber .. In all directions.

the play an

the rlod McCarvrlle Lnijnynterpein front of the latter» made mtake in a. shot that give D.s-_ ... up chance. Bed/aqua soon re», Connolly scoring unassist-

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p even the count. hit from then on . . i ‘s

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and for mixing it up. H ta temi in the penalty box.

ledeq — goal, DesRoc ca, DosRoche, Deslinche; . Connolly. G. Green.

t m. Sobey- Pieetown-gosl Our-icy; defence, ll ; cowards, Mc- e l-lill. Taylor, Putynter, Stetson.

Borden

ION LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE

. Brown . McLeod . Snow

60 Gstters:_

C. Websters l Stewart

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. o’! Huh Single 4. Dillon m. iiixii Thrce- 1. Lafferty 513.

the record m, team cooling here 'tsaaervfoeielm.not

the Truro Beavers the Beavers for the city title and are one at pmcnt, it is understood

,,' visiting team Is due to arrive Wednes-

game underway. Anrl air should not weary ,, but leave them in first class

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in - League on .,,-.. night when they deitated ' in a. Dime B! .

' ed with the Free- “pm d 1m-

iiedeque goalie mskifll came at

it was all c so fer as the ‘Pliny got Iiwo B0515 period, Hill scorinil . ted and Paynter getting one

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35rd period i-iill slammed mother two goals for neetown. . . Eggheson and MoCs-rville Bet-

gaime saw no Deficit-la hund- out until the third period when Mc-Carville both got

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IIovt Glasgow

won by Bill ler Orr. SUMMARY

Class A Trot and Idea

Sue (Carew) Witt (Bernard)

Class B Ginsen- Worihv (McNeil) Toronto Irl (F. Peters) Little Maggie (F Pincau) Green Race

Bill Aubrey (Orr) 1 Gertie Worthy (J1. Gallant)’.

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Officials; starters. Emmott hard, J O. Gallant. P. Cam ell; . Warfieid Orr. Percy D ckie- son. Lawrence Icclair.

l Announcer. George n Smith.

If the weather‘ is favorable the ciubwplans to have their next race on edge-salty. March i5.

Airmen And P.W.C. Winners In Iloop Double-Reader

A Royal Canadian Air Force bas- ketball team, rresh from its 47-23 victmy over the league-leading Saints on Bavturdag, last night de- tested a. R.C.N .R. teem 19-12 in a regular game of the Cit Hoop League. The victory uts t e Air- man in second place the leegu standing, tied with the tars at eisht

points each.

In the second half oi a double-

ader Prince of Wales College hung a 26-24 defeat on Y.M.C.A.

Doug MacDonald‘ with 10 lflints for P.W.C. was the high scorer or time night. Th; Y team led the college 1-5-14 at the half-time snark but the college boys outscored their opponents 12-9 in the lust 20 min-

lites.

Airmen led all _t_he way in their game with the sailors, chalking up l0 points in the first half to the seven by their opponents and lead- limit 9-5 in the scoring in the last

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Lineups and scores: P.W.u.»—A. Macuonald, H, Pal- , D. MacDonald, 1%, D. Bag-

M. CIBCG. 5, 100119, i, O .

Bordon Is Team To Moot II. S. For Intermediate Title

tico: a. green ass Aubrey. owned by Mil-

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a’ Robert ivfcMurdo

_ and Lillian Arsenault; 3-

f th Glasgow rd .. ‘fir; track was in fair conditvisln

THEATRES

“ SEVEN SWEETIIEIIRTS "

KATHRYN GRAY SON VAN HEl-‘LIN MARSHA HUNT CECILIA PARKER.

ix-Q-mm-n-Qui SOURIS, THURSDAY, 18th MATINEE 3.30 P. M.

MONTAGUE, SATURDAY

School Sports At‘ Bedeque Rink

In the school sporis held Friday night at yedeque Rink the even- ly-Latched rivals North Bedeque 8nd Freetown battled for the coveted Bedeque Rink trophy with Bedeque winning out by 10 points in the final score. The results of the- four leading schools were: North Bedeque, 34 points; Free- town, M; Lower Freetown, 19; Bedeque, i6. The judges were, Al- lison Profitt, Brewer Johnson, Blanche Noorian, Earle lvtcMurdo, ‘and Walter Simmons. who also acted as secretary. T. J. Inman |was starter.

Results of races: boys '1 to B - 1. Allan scales; 2. Elmer I-Iamme 3. David Reid

12 —1.

Moase;

Jennie

. 3.

Caroline Clark.

Boys i0 to i2 —1. Vernon Paynter; 2. Donald Murray; 3 Donnie Proiitt.

Girls 13 to 15 —1. Margaret Mc- Murdo; 2. Beryl Clark; 3. Joan ‘scales.

Boys 13 to 15 —1. Robert Mc- Murdo; 2. Ray McCarville; 3 Garth Clark.

Carrying puck once around rink, 1. Robert McMurdo; 2. Garth

. George Hill. clngz- Ailan Scales Wanda Francis. to 12 -i.

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i0 Vernon Paynter and Alberto. Moasc; 2 Elaine Hamill and Donnie Profitt; 3. Kathrine Auld and Claude Payn-

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Most graceful pair, 13 to i5, —1- aifld Margaret McMurdo; 2. Joan Scales and Malcolm Matheson. Hand Sleigh Race:

'1 to 10 —1. Elmer Hammiil and Joan McCarviile; 2. David Reid Allan Scales and Wanda Francis.

11 to . Beryl Clark and Garth Clark; 2. Robert McMurdo and Margaret McMurdQ; 3. Freda Hammill and Bruce Profltt. Relay race, ‘cur to a school - 1. Freetown; ... North Bedeque; S. Lower Heetown.

Mont graceful Skaters:

Boys --1. Malcolm Matheson; 2. George l-lill; 3. Ralph I-logg

Girls —1. Margaret McMurdo; 2. Edith Clark; 3. Ida Gallant. Lar est per cent of skaters to

Waiter Lswlor, P. Ii. I. vIcs- prcsident of the M. . I-i. A. stated yesterday that the Inter- mcdiais, Hockey Championship of the previncc was won by when they beat Summersids in l two-game series eek.

Possibly the re

schoo; . North Bedeillw. Freetown" I. Lower Freetown. Best at. i. Lower Freetown: 2. Bedeqliei Teachers skate-

stu 3. Freetown. Jeanette Mc- l Murdo. -

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No Afternoon Skating

Bearcats Win 23-5 Iiictory Over Beavers

TRUHO. March 14 -' (Tuesday)- A disorganized Saint John Beav- ers team, hastily gathered togeth- er after being counted out oi the Maritime hockey playoffs and then reinlloted fell apart before 'i'ruro Bearcats and suffered a 23-5 drubbing in the third game oi the Maritime senior semi-finals here early today. Bearcats’ lop sided win gave them a 2-1 edge in the best of five series for the right. to meet H. M. C. S. Cornwallis for the Mdfltlfllg tltl .

Provinces To

Be Given Control OI Beer Sales

OTTAWA, March i3 —(CP) — Prime Minister Mackenzie King announced today In the Commons that the federal government has decided to llft the restriction upon the supply of beer which may be released for sale to the Provinces.

Mr. King said that the lifting of the restrictions would become ef- fective immediately and that hereafter the distribution and sale of beer will be the exclusive con-

oi’ the provinces themselves.

Mr King said that Dec. 16. 194B, the Federal Government lim- ited tho quantity of spirits, wine and beer to be released for sale in the period from Nov. 1, i042. to Oct. 31, 1943. to T0, 80 and 90 per cent respectively of the quantity released in thu previous 12 months. The period of this limitation was subsequently extended for the duration of the war.

No chan a has been made in the restrict 011s on the ouantity of spirits and wine which may be re- leased for sale.

"In the case of spirits and wine. the reasons for the limitations of supplies, are I believe, generally

nderstood and generally accept- ed." Mr. King said.

In the case of beer. however. several provinces has criticized the federal restrictions recently

-Lonely Lighthouse Short 0f Supplies

OLAM HARBOR, N. B. March 13 —(CP>-- Arrangements were made today to send food and fuel to lonely Egg Island, a tiny up- ihrust in the Atlantic off Halifax county, whose two inhabitants rc- ported their supplies were running tnngerousiy low after the Island had been weatherbound for weeks. Distress signals flying from the lighthouse on the rock first told shore watchers something was a- miss with lightkeeper C. O. Web- ber and his wife. In the face of surging breakers. two men from nearby Little Harbor made a land- ing on the Island in a small boat and came back with word that supplies were short.

A succession of late winter bliz- zards and gales had prevented the i lightkeeper and his wifc from re- plenishing their stores for many weeks u high sou msdo a land- ing onibtfho exposed Island almost

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, i bins iiemainder of the afwrnoon was tirade solids.

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CENTRAL cdlnoum '

This column ll reserved for news of local Interest. but lldvortlstng’ ot a newsy nature may be inserted M rive centers word. strictly uls-

Lcoiii-"ipsnarroiv urn m. nuance.

time? creep

srucmn. Combination Under- wear $1.50 per suit. Jack Cameron's Imp Men's Wear. 3- - ,

HEALTH REPORT —There were 4i) births. 15 deaths 5nd 19 man-- C0 iages in Charlottetown during the month of February. according to ~ the report of D's. B. C. Keeping, city health officer. submitted at‘ the City Council meeting last night. In“

No Cflmltllllléiéfiflbie diseases or csses- T, Klliarnni n were re tcd. The ma; public health nursing report siiow- g“

ed 669 Dllbils inspected for health, Steel or can liéilmrflllld surveys and 18S homcl v .

HOSPITAL LADIES’ All) The regular monthly meeting 01 the Prince Edward Island Hosi- tal Ladies’ Aid was heid at t e *‘.*".,""°"- - c»...

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there were 2B mennzibeegsres “culture mum“-

izéirréniiolttlcleleénrtisintess tpheriod, plant; m“; _ i! 0r _ .

hospital tag day. The sgwingliirofi- lifi-“X-i-fiufifim’

milieu reported a. satisfactory am- rz-zltg,

ount of work dons by on, ladies

each Tilesday afternoon at the Bistter: First

hosvitel. Tea Wes served and the prints 0b

spent in ti i t. I . wh lesel ins day ‘..‘...‘iii2fi..i"ibé’v’..“‘° °°m 35v? as

rouca uproar - A mm o; 13 cases of drunk and incapable Mid 6 cases of drunk and disord- erly were disposed of in the City Felice court during the month Fe ruary, a d1 u, of Chief oféifucfiga? Bfrtweigalet $31 mid submitted at last flishfs meeting Maino m». i 1001b 0f the City Council. One man was convicted for false pretenses, one for breach of the mllltlg “t, uven for vssrancy and three for unlawful Possession of liquor (industrial alcohol) In addition there was one Prosecution and conviction under the Prohibition Act, flue; gggsillsgaig iéilciiclriltét, ‘for unlawful

~ u . wo under g"? Wflfillne. Industries Control into:

card regulations. one for making A”;

a. false oath or dedrration, rive for Ang Cdn m" - Payment of dos tax. and ma: nu: ‘me f" keeping a. barki dog. Amnist

MY ' We motor evhic es were Arion - “Ned for night parking, the of. Astoria fender; being penalized one dell- Aunor ar each. Prohibition fines totalled $500. in excise fines $300 and miscellaneous fines and costs 824s. Reference was made In the report ‘d to two deaths following the con- D0 n"

tussle‘. =w~ 5,5,?"

orui western wholesale Jobbing

Bobjo Bonemi Brit Dom

P. Dawson, summerside. ' Wuhan

Mr. S was in the city yesterday. Cu Edm

Mrs. n Icslie and Mrs. A. c. Tm“ MaoDdnald, Georgetown, arc in 8f” B“ Cas ‘ireth

the city. "'~ Cent Pat Mrs Horace WriEht who has Chem Res been in the city for the past few Chester Weeks. has returned to her home In Oochenour North Bedeque. Hon Mr. Wright, Coin I4 flcwmpflnicd her. but will return “Will-Yin! to Charlottetown today. 13511195‘

Personals

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M“? Of Death Of Capt. all?“

R. P. Fitzgerald

Further particulars have been ro- ceivcd of the death at his home.

Goldale Ur nous Brandon unnar i-iaiinwoii

Halinor Hard R0

imposs .

Officials today were planning to send a boat with supplies to the pair as soon as weather condi- tions permitted. Meanwhile, Web- ber and his wife kept the light burning.

Victoria Park, Calgary, on Monday February 21st. of Capt. Roy , i Fitzgerald son Of the late Mr. Jus- ‘ 110111115 tics Fitzsizrald of Charlottetown. Home Cont. Fitzgerald had re ed U011 from u; mtmm-y Jeilicoe

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THE ROYCA5J PACKING Charlottetown, P.E.I.

J. D. Jenkins

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__ LONDON, March l3 — (CF) - Gt/ ge Formby, wide-eyed, ukulele- playing comedian, headed British Cinema Owners popularity poll for the sixth straight year es 1943s biggest box-office draw, with Greer Carson first among the “internation- al" stars.

The late Leslie Coward, Eric POI" inn and Robert Donat followed. crmby in that order. Bing Cms Abbott and

HUWJ rd, Noel

coffee quahwah, as the Arabs called it),

Advertising Rates e

b. Costello, Bob Hope, lietiy Grablo and Mickey Rooney came mini-id Min Garson.

Payable in Advance

Minimum Chlrll l" All! Aiivenllemenl 2s Cents

Gcutral Guardian locals.

5° P" W9"; Western and Eastern local»

to per word; Announcements and Coming Events lic pcr worn.

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Condolence 10o per inch;

4O cents per application.

classified dope: word; In Memoiriam Notices 70c nor incn; Lists cl Floral and spiritual Offerings cards. 210., so per name; utters 0| Wedding engagements 10 ivorda for SLIJu and 1O cents for every additional 3 words. Noticcs u! Thanks and APPPWIIIIIIII. 10o per inch or do ‘or word. L

isle of Sub: criptiuna

inch. Address and Presentation $1.00. other rates on

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For Sale

BOAT WANTED — 3O 0R 31 FEET shing boat. Apply Guardian

“w” “mg; "gf; zgndmgig; wan ran - m. s noon Drfco western Que. white and colored

u"... 1s n». bags No. 1 Que. . o. 2 Que, PEI. andNB,i.80;

apalriment, furnished. zfhone WANTED-TO RENT on Bu? its necessary baby's cot with mat- tress. Standard size. Phone Z7fi4-L. 3-1 ~31

i »lll'dsC liclp "Vunleu

WANTED — MAID FOR GEN- erai housework. Apply 4 Amb | Street. Ii-B-tf.

housework. Apply 170 Fit-mtg Stree 8-14- .

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no wanrsn, sum ron (YEN-lanai. l housework No children. Even- I ings free. 315 Hillsboro fgtreet.

in 1-: WAn-rnu-A COMPETENT cun- 18 erai maid of

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wages Mr IJ Fmiiraser - S. ~ ~ a 59 C0111!‘ , HD1118?!‘ l‘ M

FOR ssuz ~ Ll-G-lld‘ FARM horse, coming: three, broken. Kenneth Morris, Bcdiord _

FOR. SALE-CROSLEY napio. Condition, as new. Apply l2 Elm Avenue. 3-14-11

MOTORS Ju-sdji-thiv-ap ‘new l-4's $13.75 l-3‘s $16.50. Palmer Electric. 3-13-

DEWALT SAWS AND WOOD- working machines. Newest types available from direct factory rep- resentatives ior Canada. Quota- tlons gladly furnished on applic- ation. Dew-alt Disher Corpor- ation, Ltd, 402 West Pender St. Vancouver, B. C.

LEAIIIIIG ROOFS

I am unloading now, a car ol Unziind Builders Liquid Asbestos Roof Coating Cement and Asbestcs Plastic Cement in Cans Pails and Barrels. Would suggest you book your requirements now for S ring delivery and avoid being desp-

fururl. A l Guardian. m my 3-14-11.

AUCTION SALE

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lic Auction on the premises BENJ. MacMILLAN French Fort

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15 at 1 p.in.

the following stock and im- plcments:

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25S

WANTED — MAN WANTS W031‘

There will be sold by Pub-

1 cannot got any gparenteo from

the factory oi’ snot er car. wivirtifi

the warm weather comes there

be a shortage of supply ozain. expect to have men available

to do city jobs the same as last

yfiht. or Phone for your U. B. or. you will B61

J. J. STEWART 238 Fitzroy Street. Charlottetown Opposite Central Creamerics, Ltd... Distributor of Unload Builders Roof Gelatin! Materials and Paints for Prince Edward Island. 3-7-11-21-25-41.

GJIIIJEIEIEEIEIEIIEIIIIIIEILEI

FOR SALE

One hundred acres of land at St. Ann’s, Hope River, with buildings thereon, for-

“ merly the property of the

Mower, (host Wood) Broadcast Seeder.

Binder (McCormick). flay Hay Bakel-

Iate Peter McEImeel. Apply to:

CLEMENT TRAINOR, Bradalbane. R.R.

Remember When

‘C R II p "éfiiiui"ifii..i.liili.l.“‘titiiiifi tint '. ' "o er meet saint Dunstans Universityiwlns I Curling Cup

own should rink skipped by @1111! a" HOAOIIBX‘ won the George W. Mc- Leud Trophy at the Charlottetown Club last night. defeating J F Hobbs 11-5 in a final game. Hobbs won the first match in the finals from the Hooper rink which had been undefeated to that time-

Bn n on W

trades schools In his District 0h zheKerr H0 Driving gfeigh, IVood Slcil . Pole,

previous Saturday. apparently in Kiri l‘! 6? (new), Roller. Pig Crates, Harness; usual health and spirits. Afteifll-M‘? Quill“! 1-91 Also many other artIcIcS. Invert’-

working all dey ltfonday he arrived 1-91" 511°" 15 1-2 thing must go n: farm is sol-l.

home about six-thirty. Very short- 1-8178 Cod . . W TERMS C ll.

ly afterwards his wife going to call . WWII 1-111 If stormy first flne day follow-

him found him unconscious in his’ l-iti 1- 1- a g8 Ing. 212a '-'-__--.

beci- . though pow; Mauls; Fl. d manhood U” .523: QUICKIES 1.41 i 161-‘! 5O

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MzicGU IGAN & 'l‘RAlN0l Solicitors

mnnnnnnnnngmi By Ken Reynolds

i3)’ The Canadian Press) uiiamiitcn Tigers went on strike‘ m Wimllfltt e Natinoai Hoc- “Y lessuc mpionship 19 w" "g0 tflda - m, club execu- m‘ P° a bonus to Players o were to meet Victoria Coug- ‘éliii the Stanley Club final ser- MTONnw St. Pats and Mont- " cailtfiiiens, second and third- ce teams in tlhe N. . L. re- milieu. for thq championship h. figstliienst wié-ining. Fans‘?!- Oflt. 0 sugars n e “hi? Cup series.

_Plane Should Be iAid To Doctors

OITAWA. March 13 - (O P) - m, The airplane should prove a vslu- mom able means of furthering health

. t8! l away giortév sftert hi: arrFrIQ/a hav- re a. a we“ an at ac of coronary ‘Mn M

. Fl‘ . vi A‘ nzio care in Canada, carrying medical “emu w“ buried “cm 1 c e

e 11 p . , vcwa t cars to patients as well as patients i xlionorgscatrkiwqeslg-t iVlid CcLm to hospital. said g health survey re tv. firing party, beueg pu-ty. jnglg. i maul port tabled today in the Commons, his bearer and two buglers. as well’ “m”