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athletes in other lines o! sport in Maritime contests.

The Maritime Championship will he hetid in Yarrnouth, N. 8.. in 1027 and it is confidently pected that in 1928 the event will be allot- ed to Charlottetown. i

During i926 the Charlottetown Club was honored by the visiiatia- us of.’ ce Admiral Sir Walter Cowan, aptalin A. B. Cunninzham and officers oi’ H. M. S. Calcutta and also by the teachers of the Canadian Teachers Federation when in convention here in Sep- tember.

On the whole in 1926 season was a most interesting one and now that P. E. l. is represented on the Maritime Tennis Association in the person of Messrs G. F. Hotelie- aon and H. M. Sirhfpson and the fact that the Maritime Champion- ship wlll be heild here within the next t-wo or three years an extra stimulus has been given to tennis activities and the i927 season pro-

IN SIDIOU S. EYE STRAIN

we use this adjective ad- viaedly.

Sufferers from Eyeatrain may have perfect viaion and therefore do not saw“! "l" prgggncg of any aye tlOfCCL

Th; mqtws power of the entire human arparlirm is Nerve Energy.

Normal eyca. It la computed utilize about 20% of thi= Nerve Enerfl)’. but when EYE strain la present. a much larger proportion la required- Hence defective eyes. threw" their consumption of an ex- cessive amount of Nerve En- "qy may seriously affect the functioning of other orlllfll of the body and erode“ l" health

HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED

G. F. Hutcheson

. Optometrist

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mises fair to eclipse all previous seasons.

GOLF

In local golf circles the your .926 created a record-in member- ship- in interest taken in the vari- ous competitions and general satis- faction amount the players. As one prominent player remarked recently, “l have n certain noteri- ety as a kicker when things don't suit me, ibut last year my only kick was that there was little or noth- 'illg to kick about."

The Clftown Golf Club schedule of matches wag larger and includ- ed a greater variety of new and in» tcrosling comperiiols than in zluy previous season. Gran-l satislsctlioil ‘was evinced by a large number 0i’ players that the committee provid- ed lllflltjllfii for Wctinni-tiuy zvfler- ll00ll'ti and also mlllchcs stilriillg u; 5 p.nl.llur;ll-g June. July and August iii li(lillllOIi to lhc regular Sut- urduy afternoon competitions.

The principle competitions. and winners 0f some, were as l'(llll)\\".ll Event Winner Nclva Championship .-\.V. Saunders

1st Consolation ll. \V. “let-it's President's Match \\'. K. Rogers "Standard tiup" ’.\\'. F. Taylor

Wcllner Trophy ll. W. Longlvorih Rjgllts vs. Leifts Lofts Cluii v.-l. H. M. S. "fiillcilllll" Club

Approaching uuld Pulling DIKCJL Beer. Ladies Championship.

lllabous Drug Store

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of wanted. well-known. slunllurrl lur-rr-lrurull" .- n" n14“; of law-priced H1551‘ Christmas Gifts.

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Tulle-t Articles, in grrut variety.

Xmas Tail. Souls. etc.

Moira Chocolates, Fancy Dona.

l-‘ountaln Pena, Waterman and Parker.

H. J. MABON

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Vice. Prm. Match Miss Edi-til Rogers

l-Qilzworlil Cup Airs. J. 0. Ilynd- man

Driving Competition Airs. E. \V. McKlnllon

Approaching flllll‘ Pulting Mrs. E. W. lilcKinnon

Weliner Trophy Airs, J, E, n,

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In all. nearly one hundred prizes were awarded to wvinneru- and run- ners-up in the various competitions,

Considerable improvement of n permanent nature were made to the club house and grouting during the past season. Visitors in rec- ord hum-her played over the course and all were loud in their praise at the excellent condition of‘ the links.

Local golfers are impatiently a/waillng the competition of the new 18 hole course now under con- struction. This will be one 0f the few 1S hole c-ourses in the hiaritinie

card to the growing tourist trade. l‘ "i ‘PXPBUIE-d that the new course ‘wfn ‘be in Play during the summer 9- 1929- 1t is to be a ‘full length course measuring about 6200 yards and will include a number of short, EBONY 110195 as well as a bummer 0i’ extra long ones the longest bc- ‘lrlg 595 yards. Full advantage is will; taken of file beautiful hard- W°°d Krill/es on the club's property

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FIELD AND TRACK

This branch of sport was sadly Xlekiected during the pagt year’ om-

flnubiellly was due to lack of tlilflfl and all-lo possibly from the discouragement handed out to athletic meets by ihe public,

l0 llet lllorc than a llzllldiull of paid rllstolllcrsl to go Lilli lo 60f: up “m.

-" 7))‘ the motor cur which will -i'lil‘l the public along mu rural walls lit a much

ban the field and truck events

an be run ofi‘. .

Whatever thc cause it seems rt ‘ll!’ ""1! "l" YOIIIIK 1116b should ‘be deprived of the facilities to do ,their training in nrtlor to Compete against the cream of’ the Maritime. Nevertheless with the handicap accorded them in training n bunch oi‘ ollr young blooded athletes went forth on a fine September morn 1nd doned the uniform of the field 1nd track at Moncton to do ‘battle and uphold previous records of’ the Absgweit ciuib aiul the island and they were successful and once again iii-might back ‘home trophies and the Maritime Championship. if this could he accomplished by a few men and under the trying conditions of last season how much lnore could be gainedlwere the pro- per grounds available for training. Should it come to pass that once more the grounds of the Alhegweit Athletic Association be put into the line shape of former years for. training purposes and the holding of meets it is up to the young foi- lows to do their share and make nlle of the grounds to develop the Abegwsit field and track team so ‘that in the years to come not only will we have the Maritime Champ p coating bacrto the Island. mu our boy: will malts and break many record at this and the Cana- dian championship. The liollmvinl men comprised last seasons field

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and track team. Phil McDonald. Frank Cot. Fred kaaaban, Gordon White. ‘Percy Cameron. C. uPakz

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season were e sports held in con- nection with the League of the Cross picnic the Caiedonian Club Sports, at Victoria and the sports at the Orange Tea, at Victoria, these were the only athletic meets held on Prince Edward island with the exception of the few sventé on July 1st at Summerside run of! in conjunction with their horse races.

RANGE SHOOTING

At the ' Provincial matches held in Charlottetown on July 28th, 29th, and 30th, many re-

markable scores were hung up and -CALENDAR8 Are being distri- young and old the unanimous voice was that it hated at the Weatern Oflioe oi the the Crystal

iatlrletie events last .

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.-WE8TERN AGENT — Ml‘. Cyrus J. Gallant is now Guardian Agent in l-iowian and will receive

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al subscriptions.

' we ._|=0n LATE WESTERN NE "available. l1 v lVfr ‘WINNIPEG — - - patrolman oi‘ the force, with x2: Mclntyre and ithssr two Y ohlldreln, 8:3l\':;l6 iglgelfdmié- égllfgg recent Y. 8 Bedmm- K_

_rnou Lloyd McIntyre. wluolpes police

l __THE nlsx- Eulevmmi 1°’ l; again. to be had Ht Rink. Bummerside.

was most successful. in fact the Gum-ding 1n mo Mgduslll Building, tstahllllg Christmas afternoon gnxgleilli best in years and the keeueat lll'_s‘lmmgfgjdg_ gubsgrlbg o.- i-ensw have IaKQIrJNIVBIIWEB 0f 3"

terest was manifested by those taking part and the public in gen-

Sergaant Percy Landrigan won the points. place and Bronze Medal.

The Ladies Challenge Match was won by Lt. Col. ‘D. A. Mackinnon. shooting for Mrs (Col.) J-I. D. John-

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Trooper J. Andrew. the youthful riiiioman won the Moore k McLeod match with 68 points out of ‘f0.

LtaCoi. D. A. MaeKirlnon won the Prcrwse Bros. match and es- tablished a new record.

Mt-Kninon Drug Co. match was won by G. G. MnLennan oi‘ the 105th with 48 poiilta.

‘The Judson Tyro match

points.

McDonald Brier match was won by Percy Hooper, M. it. C., with 48 points.

Tile LL. flovornurs’ match was won by Ytlajor K. i’. Rogers. 8th Signalling 00.. with 33 points.

The Silver Black Fox mlltch was won by S. C. Moore, Y. ll. (i. with is points. I

The Corporation lllatch was won by i’. ll. Warren. l}. ii. (.‘., with 4S points.

A number oi‘ other l-ullgcs on tho lslunll including York. Milton, Polvlllli, Ilrilckloy and Alexandri- t.‘lub.-l hl-itl some vory aucl-t-sshll shoots and judging from lllll high FlfltifO made by the rifinmcn on all lilo ltliovil I‘;iliF'.i‘.~l. lht-m is SUIIH‘ VHF)’ rl-lllllrkzlilll- good shots uii Prince Edward island.

FOOTBALL

Si. Dllllstlillis University Senior

Provincial Champ-

lollshlp from the Abelrwcits in the

best out of three games lieiug two

Miss Edam games mid winning the third uni] deciding game by 5 to 3. ‘-

St. llunslans University second team were successful this year in winning the intercollegiate champ- ionship from Priucc of Wales Col-v loge, three.

winning two gums-s out oi.’ "m [hfge

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_-UN ITED SERVIIC ES—- Church

P. R. A. aggregate with 334 servgces for Jan. 2, 1927. Mr S. B. season and their line Percy Hoops won second FTM-l,“ Wm mew}, at Bloomfield be announced shortly-

at ll a. ni.. Brae at 2 30 p. "m. and OlLeary at 7 p. m. .

-BEDEQUE CIRCUIT -7tev. D. K Rose will preach at North lBedeqne at 11 a. 'll1-. FIBGIOWH fli- 3, Traveller's Rest at 7. Jan. 2nd. 1927.

—RETURNED FROM ACADIA. --Mr. Orville Darrach, oi‘ Kensing- ma, who is s student at Acadia University, is spending Oinlistlnas holidays at home. Mr. Danrach,

Sh“ 'h i e 1hr o athlete, "made" “'9” with thc Prowse Bros. match was gleosgngl; fgolbgn team’ and was Rev.

won by L. May, C. R. C. with 87 prevented from playmx m The Mg t-lnl sum

matches. only by a sprained ankle While ye: but seventeen years of age, he "made the Grade" in the Un- lVBrSlly relay teclln, we will ex- pcct. to hear from him next spring \\‘vllt‘il the Univcrsity track leunl hold their field ilay. K.

—“MY HOUSE l-S MY CASTLE"

--The above hauled mandate, ovoi- villg from the cave, dwelling days. into-r incorporated by the ‘Norman barons lll that wonderful docu- ment known lls liaglln Charla. uigned by King Jolzn at Runny- mede in the ycar i215 A. I), was epitomized at Kensington lnsl week by a prOiillnéllt custodian of the law. when nssuiied in n thraul- ening manner by a doscelldaill oi‘ lhc zlburlgine natives. A millin- lure lDeinipleyl-Tunncy -bollt was staged for about u minute. "strong arm" oi‘ tie ialv was vic- torious. Quite n thrashing was administered. Judging by the, amount of stkking plaster and ..llhuent H5041. K.

i. fl e and crowds 8M9“. ltals to leaive ugilglanoowafféllllilofllrg; n B‘ "my ‘m .1“, will likely

r““°°‘°.fi’“L .“.'§.'Z'..i‘..;..f. most Qnjoyfl e soca v - spent Wednesday in St. Paulie Halli. Summerside. when the Y. M.C. . held, perilous. the blzscsl Quite“ tainlnen; held in Sumlnerslde 0i‘ some time. Cards followed b)’ ‘lane’ lug was thoroughly enjoyed by "w large attendance and the boys des- erve great credit for the success of the lllfuir. Complilnellill-PY mid encouraging remarks on the work or are young men of the League ‘given by Mayor Lidstone and

J. J. MacDonald. A substan- vvns realized which will sill the boys in their work.

—NARROW ESCAPE AT LEV- EL CROSSING-A fatal accident was narrowly averted lust week at the "level crossing" ~nt _l—ienry liosst-‘s near Keuaington. Mr. Perry (Jenn of Kensingtoll held up his illorse and cutter to let the train pass ahead 0i‘ him At sight 0i’ ‘tho lrzliu tho home become lin-

manngeslbie, and lleflllell for YIN‘- olossing-Jucklly the train got thou- ahead oi‘ him. Tho horse

swerved lilld procedod in the same direction as the train. swinging the back of ‘the cutter against one of the cam 0i‘ the moving train. The upper portion of the cutter with Mr. Citnll was miruciliously lifted cicur~tllc horse still nllllchcli ‘to

t-h.- running part. proceeded a con- Tho sidelable distance and was ullliurt.

The engine r succeeded in stop- pilli-f lhe tl Those “level CNN-Sinks" nvo n constant menace l0 human lilo on l’. E. island, il3 elsewhere. Our rcprceclltzltivc. at Ottawa should llilVL‘ little trouble

-~:w ANNAN cotr STAKES i" "‘°"“'“"“ °“ ‘m’ ““"“'“Y ‘C°'“"

-The New Aunan Race commit- tee propose holding a ‘Col-t Stake, 3 yra and under. at the big races which are scheduled to take place On Aug. 17th, 1927. Purse 150.00- 7 iullonga (7-8 of o. mile), best two llcfltfl- l per cent fen March 1st, 1 per cent April 1st, 1

On Saturday November 6th the pgr can; may 151‘ lfemulning‘ 2 p9,-

Dalilonsie Football

AEBTBKAWW cent on Aug 6th. when played the St. Dullstarfs in Char- clflge 3m] entry named‘

entries It is pro-

lottetown and were just barely posed .19 m" mfg mm regal-dyes, able to gain a verdict lll the dying 0y the number of eupfles; two Wm

moments of a bitter gridiron etrng- be gumclunt for u “mg

glc. the scorc being 6-3.

0n Monday, Thanksgiving Day, 0.3 m be named hue].

the Daihousie (cam administered fl severe trimming to the Abegweitu .0 {'19 tune 21~~ll.

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will bo three adtiitional fast class- K.

—LUCRATIVE POSITION —

While st th‘e Wintelr fair in Tor-

St. Francis Xavier College main mm,’ held recently‘ M“ Thomas

.2Q“\ An-tigonillh also paid Chur- iottetown a visit and battle with the Saints rind Abegweits.

The game with the Saints will £0 down ill football history as one of‘ the best seen in Charlottetown or many years, and the Saint Dunatalfs team deserve great for annexing o. win from such a formation aggregation at the S. d1‘. X. players.

in the game with the Abbies, the Collegians from across the Strait had all easy time in getting a (le- cislve victory over the ltbegweils.

The City League Football did not materialize. the Anchors being the only section of the city who were able to put a full strength team on the field.

The Rovers and Stars although having abundance oi’ material in their sections to whip into shape incited the executive ability to get the boys working. lt was thus sccordiligly decided by the official of thc City League Football that

few athletes were deprived of a MIC Anchors be allowed to claim m, t” l, l proper training grounds, fills un- the championship by default, aswlhgr hgnleoalg ‘icensmgmn Mr the

with tho strong line-up they were prepared to place on the fieild it was a fore gone conclusion that ‘they would eventually will out.

lit has been wcll nigll impossible‘ Queen Square School were suc-

cessful this year in clinching the Interscholastic litlc ll‘0lll their old

"I10 liléeifthis might he nccountedilille rivals the West Kelli lli u,

three gains series. BOWLING

This fr; :1 branch of indoor sport that has taken a great hold on a large number of both young and old and has even been taken up with greait interest among the fair sex. . barge scores have ibeen made and each year a new score in one form or another is hung up for the future bowlers to have a chance to even do better.

in "the Y. M. C. A. a numiber of leagues are in progress and are showing a marked improvement over former years.

The liieague of the Cross has also a bowling IIABBKUG which l-s instru- mental in the developing of many good bowlers and some remarkable high score-s so far have been roiled.

The Charlottetown Alley has not as yet this season started a league, but no doubt will be doing so be- ‘lore long.

This form of sport has not devel- oped ye; to the point o! been Pro- vincial, although. Gummersilie baa a good string of Bowlers. and there is Alleys in Molltelue and Soul-is some time in the near future It is expected that many good games will he played between opposing teams in a Provincial League. in the meantime we wish all success to the Bowlers for 1987.

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Carruthers of Snmmerside, was Drevailed upon by Hill Bros,--lox .anc»hers of Kingston, Ont, to lake charge of their lbig ranch, at. s. sal- ary that sounds like n “beautiful llrssnl.“ That high point or ox- ceilcnce attained by ollr rllnchenl, command; the attention of the WOIllI, and at the same time :len(ls coward ‘the temporary loas of some of our most resourceful and adven.

mission lo have this danger elimin- Illeil. durnlg the cumming silmlnor.

Our population is probably three or four lilacs us numerous per, squzrre mile than uny of the other, Provinces We are entitled to bei- ler protection on that score alone, Lot us llulkc up, lilrmv om, our chesis and carol-l ourselves in the

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g turoua People. Nevertheless, theyldlsuhmmnlng PM“ hundffldfl Justus

ca" alwilYll- l" ‘my Dim of Canada niilkc their influence iclt for the benefit 0t "The Gardsli"—-lt will l"? l1 Cflllflllmfliifln oi‘ "peaceful pen-

etration." K., i PERSON ELS

-Mr. William ‘Semple of Kon- Milill-Un. who is learning mo jg e1. lore trade in Moncton, spent he Christmas holidays at homo, K,

-—-Vlii‘il Adelaide liulllphry, stud- Collcge, returned

holdays. K.

The Messrs. Rilby lloilors and (ilveildolyu Sprigga, students at P. “Y College. slienll (‘lil-islnras at home in Kensillgtun. K.

, -—Miss Jean Ml-l-‘iulyen 0i‘ Kon- siligton, formerly slenogrilphcr at the Law office oi‘ IAJWL.‘ flllll Ste- wart. S'Sidc, lCBVGH for Boston, on January 7th. 1927. K.

-Messrs George Tlig-gillfl and George hiullaliy, Remington, left recently for Boston, where Mr. Mullaiiy has ll good position with the Hood Rubber lCo. K.