V' 3. Hilda Molylleaux.

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All TBBILLEB. dt- COMEDY

More than twenty stu-5 59?” uifil parts in long- awaited

epic of

the color-

ful Old

South-

west. \

nocuronn SQUARE school.

Honor Roll for month of Iibhruary. Grade X. 1 Stella Smith, 8 E1. mnor- Hornby, S Dorothy Hennessey_

Grade D£._l Diille McNeil, 2 Mor-

ren Cullen, 3 Catherine McGuiga.n.

Grade VIII. 1 Adele Coyle, 2 Eil-

ren O‘Nei.ll. 3 Eileen Hughes.

Grade VII. 1 Kathleen Costello, 2

Beatrice Gre_c.h, 3 Roberta Weather. ny.

Grade VI. 1 Mary Walsh, 2 Margar-

et. Buot/e, 3 Dorothea McKenna.

Grade VI. i Sadie McDonald, 2

Mary Doyle, 3 Frances Mullins. orsoo v. 1 Dorothy Regan, 2 Lor-

ttte .Dl'ane.

3. Yvonne Arsenault. Grille V. I Elizabeth Gallant. ' 2. Leoli Weath_`eirby.' ' '

3.-_Louise Biancltard.

Grade IV

1,, Glad” Bell.

2. Margaret Gallu.nt.` _:_1._ Mary comuer. _ ` _` once xv_ ”'_1. Margaret Douceite, 2 vornlto MacKenzie and Pauline Whelan.

"3, Margaret Gaudet.

Grade Ill

` l. Catherine Feavyour.

2. Dorothy Weatherby. #ll Flew: Gallant and Rita Mc- ootiald.

. - " Grade II

i. 'Ida Peters. ‘

2. Mary Teresa Dowling.

Crciilrude Coyle. .- 3 Grade ll

il. Myrtle stewart. 2. 'I'!.ota," I-Iennesscy.

3. Marguerite Somers.

Grade l

1 Frances Howatt. _

2. Eileen’ Harley. 3. Lillian White.

_ Grade I

_ Mary Gaudet,

. Patricia Flannlgan.

1’i'(>3‘rcs5ivc Series of Pi:1nof:.l./:s-

ons, Class I. '

1-Ei-. Marjorie Colllnan, l00'.'-,'Bcat-

-'los nlonclllsrol loom, Mauolluo nor- ;lgl4,\1, 100’_`}.

2nd. Lillian Brown. 99.

3rd. Mary Peters. 96.

Nora Doyle, 96.

Cathlerllie McCulgnn. 98. Clg._sg__11.Eieanor l=.'.ssory l0ll"'»_.

ry Martin 25% Mary Doyle 515%, 'y McGui3an 95, Fri-llices Mc- 4‘F6'yT'11a.

__ blsss ln. into-lots 'rrolnor 91;. ’- Dlive Duffy 79%, Dorothy Regan

3:15-. i

l3fl'll‘e""l1.nlpequs Driving club hola is 'shim rms on 'rliursdsy rw.-b. 21, villrtile followln¢ classesz- _ ; .- . .1 - cllsss A

i 4'-1 .

.L¢4.Y. G. Thompson I

t...1.'rhcmpson 1 in Jack, somu-1 _4 o s simpson s

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some _

no »-za 'U'-‘_ uni.-

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_ t--Prince. Lawless

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STARTING 'I OMORROW

Movlsroiis

Mat. at 3.15 161:. - 87s.

Eve. 7 & 8.45 261: - 421: ._

\ Also

“OUR _ (;ANc.~

Comedy

MONTREAL' STOCK EXCHANGE

Market reports furnished by Gl-gen.

shields do Oo.. Montreal, to Stewart Jones A: Co., 88 Great George Street, Charlottetown. _

Quoted at closing, March 4, 1930.

Call Money .... ... ... ..,., 4');

MONTREAL

Abiillbl .. 30'.-.l Alberta Pacific Grain .. 21 Asbestos .. 2'.-£1 Brazilian .. . ... 38 B. A'. Oil .. 3551 B. C. Power .. ... ... 3716 Biiiidirig Products .. .. 27% Canada Car .. ... ... .. 26 Canada Cement, .. . ... 17-3; Canada Power and Paper »...,. 13'.-'s Callada Bl‘c\\'ing ., ... ... .. '1‘,{, Domiinion Bridge .. ;.. 'l:l't Fraser Ccmlvanv .. ., 151;

Illl liial Oi

Call-ada Maltillg ,, ..

D:-lnilrion Tal' .. Fallicus Players .. . . . 50'; Nora.11da .. .. ... 40.90 Power Corporation .. .. 73".- Prlcc Bros, .. .. ...78‘.: Quebec Pou'(=.1‘ .. . .. . .. 63',

_Sl1r.\vil1igan .. .. . . . . ...7.’»‘_» ‘Smeltcrs .. . ..... 236i.- S-Zeel of Canada . .. 46 Steel of Canada Pfd .. . .. 3715 Silnous .. . .. 39‘l Wil111.p(;_; Electric .. .. L3

_ .

NEW YORK

Al1lcri(‘11l1 Cam .. l40‘r Ailofzimlly ._ ... . . .. 31"; Al1n1'f,:lti1\ .. ... . .. 7-ill

Cullsolirlatcci Glu; .. . . .. 122--

.Kcl1l‘ccl.tt Copper .. . _:D _- |Molli;;olnc1-y Wllrrl ., 411'-,-.

lNiaga:~a. Hudson l‘0\\'cl‘ .. . l5‘§1 ll’a.r:1n1o1l11t Players Lasky .. . 68”#

ll’onick & Ford .. ... ... ...._ 30'.;- Poor & Co.`B. .. ... ... ... 30': lftarlio 4918

lS-tallrinrli O11 of Now Jersey .. lii'.» lsterllllg Sccilrltics .. 15% lW'illys Overland .. ... .. ... 9% in-_llow Truck ._ 19-1. C. P. R. .. ... ... ... ... 201711 Cicncrnl Motors .. . . ... ... . 42‘.u `U_ S. S-teel .. 18l!£=

BANKS

Bank of Nova Scotia .. . . .. 325 Bank of Montreal .. ... ... 308 Bank of Commerce .. .......` 269 Royal Bank .. .. 307

::Mliler’s Worm Powders act mildly

and without injury to the child, and

ithere can be no doubt of their deadly

effect upon worms. They have been ih successful use for a long time and are recognised as a leading Prevlf-

i' f ,--7l €zw»u(»r 1' 1 ation for the purpose. Thcy- have

~._ " JQQQQYQ-.'.L»... _I dl'.`proved their power in numberless cases

and have given relief to thousands of ntollrtrnn wi-m hut. lnr the unit al-

AND

iOM RROW

GFI II

See a fighting Blue-Jacket smashing through! Pittcd against the might of Chinatown . . . he grinned and tore in with flying flats. Al. COMEDY RIOT

1|r11_§11no1

ber of shooters to the miniature ranges on Monday night to take part in the spoon shoot and team matches. Scoring was not so high as former nights. In the class "A" match for the spoon, four ties were turned in and this will be shot off

on Wednesday next before the oth-l er matches commence. The tie scores were made by G. G. McLennan, J. S. Moore, J- C- Stewart, and W.

Fine weather brought a large num-

S 0 'small atlcndnncc 11 good night's work 750

-- . -_-s-»~ lwas done. Tile twig alphabet wasl

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gout _ - 'mvslllug use inside monmues

iiyffi moe une, youu; whluook. speedy

fgmgd of me lntrlnedlale Abeg

News .ll-11 . ~.

and ` ‘.1,f-/_~.'. waits slipped the disc PM MINY- 1

' ` 1 1 the eastem goalie for the one and t

1Noi.1f.c.s 1 f ,_ hl.

Vernon F. Maddllan. Press °“lY °‘;;im' 1;);‘_;_e_m5H_: 2

Repnsmuuve’ “N My counter, coming seventeen minutes net men will be the result. _ _ 7 s"°“'* “”"°'°"°“ from the opening whistle in the 'rho following were the iineular-

nrst period will give the locals a one

J Montague 1 to

in the Montague and Abegweit, cages respectively was n_l‘a.ise'worthy.l Sensational -storm when counters.

lst Charlottetown (St. D\u\stan‘si goal mvanmse when they face the MONTACUE ABEGWEUS

‘ G l

Due to their rooms being used forl ;_'::::d__;;:hl;“dy Impemlls m Mon Mabey W McEwen

other purposes this- troop has been ' f, - -

U ds f five hundred well sat- De H100

. pwar o _ _

unable to llolil 1l(‘gul_l_1r nl_cetbiI_;E; ig; _smd hm “landed last lw¢n1llg_ Mgmtyre Saundersl With thc warm air condition.; which

.several wee s. ~o\\'c er e y _a . _

'Setting in 11 lot of individual work on “nd We” dished Wt Fc" h°°k°yl M"(“`"T°“ _ R' Bevmsr _ lhell. second Class lesls and regular. in every framo. Good ice. too. add-, lol~wnl'ds lbe almosvperfcct and fast time will mode by him. If so Peter verde 15 ll,

‘ Wl `ti 'la 1 ci s lt. » for the race of his life. The fact that

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~ - 1 . - ....»._-~~- - “-._-~- -~ ~ 1°' s _ _ _ __ __ _ __ __ =

'--3--idibbies Defeat) _ 'I `h1s Afternoon

- . it

1' ew T rack Prepared And Pretty

-Fast Times Expectéd---Great

ooked good was realizedl by tl1cs<- wo stellar goalies. and should to- ighrs clash to lmythinz like ilu’ rat, it looks as if another battle ol`

The track committee of the Vic-

luria Driving Club have laid out all new course adjoining and south ofl the old one. They, have scraped itl with the rc/sd machine and it now has a beautiful smooth surface.

should pre'va.ll this aftcl'l1oo11 it wlll\

| led i t to the fixture Currie 11 oo sur yi* ‘li

11 -111 o < d .1 WHY 59°” - . .

[l¥‘l|'-lTapyll°ll§lltngS”i`lle 1st9;le1;\;ll:l5£¢f,l;$ytll which at- -times developed into a Mcllonrllcl ' Bevansl Billy Cope, 2.12 1-2, making his considerable money is staked nn this i ' - 1,3 both mole McMilil111ii`ll'st 1\ppca_mllce on icc is an un- cvcnt will make it all the more 111-

ll t h ' 1 S tmtv Sh _ breakneck pace main incd by , Ihgrcximlhl? clllrllllplrlllll`(l;l1ct:'ticrS`fh'E§¢2 lineups in almost every stanza. Not- Stewart Owenlizllowll (llmili-iW» bill if he “V05 UD tcresting. In addition there will be l cll_y_ Perhnps B llllle lnter_lro65.c6m_ wlslllng w_ uldlvlduallm blll the Cl,l~l-lllllpl-S Acorn lto his pcrfo1~111a11ccs on clay lie may three other clnsscs so that every ml.; ipelltlon ln kno; using might,” gen work of Mabey and “Tid" McEwen, Referee “Chick” Williams. t\ll‘l\ in a quarter nillc bclcw 30 sec- will be assured of full value for their i _ ______ _ --.... _ curls. money. There is only one reqllf-11,

1 1 1 ' ' I -- -----~ -- - ' _

whether the r C am right M not ' Briar Mac is out to beat-thc sea- that the horsemen make and that 1=,

l as Sixcr of the Blacks. About-8 Cubs l

cl ll Fla test B dl Last night on the Lcaguc Alleys .'\l.Eit'l`S

- passe ic g _ aghccra Fre ~ - i the Cresccnis met. and defeated thc

Shannon started the Tenderpads on - _ _ ,, -180

l their Hygiene Test of the First Star.

re started and _Terrence Fitzgerald, made good progress in his tendcrfootl tests. The rest of the evcnlng was, devotcrl to games and preparation for thc coming concert. The Dro- gramine was completed and the boys!

hope to have it ready before Easter! The programme includes tx thrilllngl Scout play with several Janlborecl features. -

The attendance at`tl1c last few meetings has not been satisfactory but it is hoped that with 'the hockey! and ice sports almost over there will‘ be a change for the better.

3rd Ciiitlottetown (Kirk)

Walsh. Mr. G. M. Moore Won the spoon in "B" class and Ernest Mc-l Cabe in "C" class. ` In the tcain match “Bu11n'y"

l the lead in the first squad and main- ` [taining lt throughout the shoot.

Pe 1-. ... o . "... 24:

lmlllslrlal Alcohol __ all 1 G. G. McLennan xl~ll_l_.l._ll_1_l.,lml Nickel __ ___ ___ agll IJ. S. MOOYG ...-... . ... l'.n!cl'llatol1ai Petroleum . . . . 1!-l‘.L~ l J' C' Stewart' ' Mas.sc_v Harris .. 33‘f_- iw' Walsh ' ‘ " " Monwcul l,0“,m_ __ 1341? B. Conrad .,......._ Mcoll l_._.0lllm__.lc __ __ 23,_2lA. J. McCabe .. _

Nalloml l3mWCl.le, __ _ 28 R. C. Chandler all Naliollal-Steel Car .. 68'.; .A 81 Canada Bronze .. ... . , .. 52_A

17| A

Bendix Aviatiml .. 4-1

i_l11ler1latioll:»i l>fo.r\'cstc1" .. 92*.

1" 1 l

Moorc's 'team again won out, takillgl

(il

.O. F. Gill _ Gorlllicy ,_ . . . . . . . ...

_ Splllett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... _ _ E. Phillips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 7&il

2o‘W _

1 1 _ cl.Ass "B"

G. M, Moore

_Roy Prowso .. . _I'?. G. Love

‘.»\. Arsenoult 'lo lW. Dcnnis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 77 l

_ CL.-isss "C"

,I-Jrllcst McCabe . . . . . ... 90

K. Brehaut . . . . ... 81

lJ.H.J\ldson .. Hill

I ' TEAM MATCH

1 l

.`-7'). 1. J. S. Moore . . . . . . ... 4.5 _l-‘_ B. Conrad 44

lAl't. Spiliett .. . 44 _ ____

_Total ......................... 133

No.2. W. Walsh .. 43 A. J. McCnbe.... .. . . . . . . . ... 45 R. Prowse 41

llotlil ......................... 120

No. 3. J. C. Stewart ................... 39 R. C. Chandler .. 46

K. Brehaut 34

Tom

I '“_’“”`“”`”*'

89| at the summer camp. ...1 ----

At the last meeting second`clossl

test work was continued and speciail instructions were-givcn on- lashing! as applied to~bridge building withi ropes and scout stavm. A jolly sing-‘_ -long brought the meeting to a close.

- .

Ge 1 stool w .. 'I i H_;_';'“O__ __ “M CLASS ..,l.. .4111 chorlouetown tnspiiso _ 1

There was a full attendance at _thc l

last meeting Instructions were givenl

91 . ' I 9l in First Aid work by means of games.

Standards were set for attendllucc.

5th Cllarlottciowll (Zion)

ll): ftcv. Scott Fulton is now the S. M. 11-_»10i l~i\iS U'00l>- '1`ii€i'@ Wm’ fiii¢¢ii ing thc Trumpfast marc close sec-

boys present at lilo last meeting and: most of the buys passed thc Compass l

ltest. Bob Clinleroll is now Akela. oflevlmly mlll,cllel§l_ Al; “mcg g, b]5il1¢¢1__

the Cub pack. First Star tests arcl

llllthe order of the day. l

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8.1 - '

3_3! Unit One of the vestibule Giiweil shcltcl-s_ go make higowll bed ¢f gal.

;nolph Jenkins . 85iT"“i“i“S C°“"S° “'“S i’f°“Bi“' W 1*- len timbers. to make his own mai-

close last Monday night. Notes! were given on the importance of tllcl Troop Committee. Instructions andl

was carried out. Instead of the usu-_ nl- games the loaders taking the course resolved themselves into a drnmatlc club nn(l presented the "'l‘1'agedy of the Bloody Dagger" to a slnall but very a|1pl'eclativc a1ldience.! Bllt what the aulllcncc lacked ful

nulrlbcrs was nmcle up for in length.;

The following leaders attended the

course nllri no\v make up the lst Charlottetown C-ilwcll Troop:

Prov. President, Geo. Fillitcr. S. M., John McDonald, lst Char-

lottetown. (St. Dunstallsl; F. L., Dick Filliter, 2nd Charlottetown, (Kingts Own); A. ’1'. L., Maitland 0\vcn. 2nd Charlottetown, (Kil1g's Own); P. L., Fred Shannon. 2nd Charlottetown, (King's Own; S. M. John Ladlson, 3rd Charlottetown, (Kil'k); A. 8. M. Arthur Anlook, 4111 chorloiteiown,‘ Baptist); A. S. M. Warrcll Burns,

Rev. Scott Fulton. `5th'Chariottemwn (Zioni; A. S. M., Clarence Walker, 5th Charlottetown gZlon).

l It was decided to commence Unit ,Two of the course next Monday

inlght. _ '

' Lone Scouts '

to be e member of the biggest, bus-

popular Boys Club in the world to- day. »_ -

Scouting is n programme offered to

"red blooded" boys with the big out- rlnnrn as A hnnlrsrmlnd .-

Alerts by a majority of 307 pins, Ben Poole 'of the Crescents took all

. 1

only l4 of the 26 Scouls turned cull honors to himself by rolling high_l L. Doyle .. 162 l97

on Frlday nlght but ln splle of tllcl single of 311 pins also high total ful- »1`iel'11cy ......,... 223

pins. CRESCENTS

Doyle 232 157 ‘ lvlolnuis 187 162 1'lu roolo .... all lou 27:1

.-1. Bentley 213 205 -21:1

!'~‘§7.'$-fl

A. J0y'.....l§.. Q., 171 -`184 202i Tot-a12755.

1511

_ There were 19 of the 23 Cuhs'pres~ ' ` ' ‘

_ ent._Aiter Flag-break andthe Grand L_‘0_ C_ BOWLING ll7_l-'874 ‘llov~l, Cub D. Murray was invested, ~ Tow 306,,

~ 1°“-1’s1 clnllllsg

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967 ’

l 1

V. Coyle . 23.. J, Dcsllocllcs 102 126

l. Crelglhln .. . 191 218

910 878

'l'-snlgilt ur 7.30 sharp the ‘ i“o1ll‘ L¢‘n.gue" Ls on with the C

and Wolverines ut 7.30 nnd the Lions ` ' ‘ _ 1 Albefwll R¢ga15_ fps; and ml;

loot the rokes ot 845 sllal-p

sons lccold of 30 seconds while

FZ s“l'l

i SUMMERSIDE, M11' 4-A repre- .wntutioll of Charlottetown Curling:

interest- In Big Match. °

in thc pacing classes, may belly lh, both of them. Anyhow it will 11; sulnc speed feast. The nlatcil 1,11-4 bctwccn Peter Verde and Mack 'Feud is creating o. lot of excitement. l\'1nck wus to thc forge yesterday and lm, resllod and is claimed hc will now on pcricctly clcarond no breaks will 1,(

to leave a clcixr finish so as nu (ll

1 'W' 'i 'I 0 _ . -. . . . . .

zdchl1¢t~~1r\"o ' N " _ ' ‘ “

U . n M ° B ‘mn ‘_ "FF _Wm l ltlulol' S., who was so good that notil- lclubarrass the horses when 011111.

ing could be found oppose him pletlllg their last few strides.

RE-GMS WIN MCLEAN( CUP

Defeated Cape Tru-

verse Bloodhounds Last.Nigi1t 7 to 3.

Big! ubsf (special to the Guardian) ____ "

yu-1 hockeyists defeated Capo

“ 4 -` ` Club members came to Sumnlersdie’ pls 3

HIE Ritlii il STliNlEYl

Four classes were raced at thc

Stanley Racing Club saturday after- noon, andsolrle fast time was madel

Ferrish, starter handling the fields- with great preclsion and judgment.l

with neck and neck finishes, Wallace Miss LB Aubrcy (Warren)

fo the first tim this winter and

Traverse :Bloodhounds las; night ln

.are ' - _ _ _ plnyed a friendly match afth thc _ _ _ __ the Ch ______

Below is the summary - Siillilllcrsldc Curling Club tonight in This “ln shes ‘em mlm

Frce .For All.

.:’_ .-v

579|#-4 mms- wrat-

Jcssica the Great (McArtl1u l3'y11g Girl (Profit) . . . . . ...

Lucopia Lass (Andrcws)" .

Twin Forty Class

Chestnut Prince (Law ss) ;.. 2 2 2 La Cnnla (Woodside) . . . . . . ... 3 3 4 Grand Rcvicw (Campbell) 4 4 Li

rousing greeting and were-barnueteri at the Curling Club rooms in Capt.l L.. A. Moore's best style. About for-I ly silt down at the festive board at

\vhicil good fellowship reigned su-l prcmc. The more to the tables wasl made 'by n procession round the rink iléadcrl by the bngpipes skilfully

...111 _

ulallipulaicrl by thc vricroll C:1;1i..l 1I;'\v1\l'<l I\‘l'uscr of Belmont. Lot 16, itll iii'fi1ioll(l` cristulllc. Tile followllvzl

Jessica the Great, owned and driven

by Myron McArthur, was the win- s

11cr of thc Free For All, negotiatlnyl tho one third of a mile in forty scc-

Byng Girl and ljacollia Lass1H“i’i’y Crm' (Mcwemf --

lm. oul_lCo Etta. (Bigger)

La Aubrey won' the two forty

onds. both t11|:il1g`t1lrns in forcing Miss

3 Minute Class.

lEthel Todd (Houston) ..

wv-ala :eww c~:r:»-

a. patrol competition in knot tlelllgigcls l-ed blood in 1115 veins, his

4th Charlottetown (Baptism S. M... to act as a Sooutmaster the Provinc-

To "Belong" to the Boy scouts is- and Counsellor", some person of

lest, happiest, boy family in Canadn.,wlll take an interest in his scouting

scouting 11 ou input soo mosiisotlylues, give huh ‘savios soo guin-

clnss with Chestnut Frillce, thc game

three _vcar old, finlshillg nose and]

llosc with Lncopin. and Grand Rc-l view rllcillg close up. The two fiftyl class hnti six stirrlcrs but Iiclcnl Trnnlpfnst had the step of the party. Emily Cope landed the third heat. Miss Claudia and Ruby M. both giv-

onds. The three minute .class had three starters and they -were very

would cover the trio. If ice conditions

nrc, cook his own meals, to construct

trcss out of fir or balsam tips, and, in short, to rely upon his own re-' sources and take care of hlmsclf. He

cheeks assume a healthy glow, and his muscles become properly devel-| opcd.

Wouldn't you like to know how tol

tie all kinds of knots and llltci1cs,i to pilca ropes, and always bc able to tic the rigllt knot nt thc right tlme?|

Just imagine sending a message byl

secret code to some other Scouts!

Patlifindlng, Life-saving, can1ping.1

hiking, woodcraft, these _ are Just: some of the dozen of things which; make up the wonderful game of l Scouting.

Realizing the fact that many boys

in Prince Edward Island must other- wise be denied the privilege of par-

ticipation in the great game of Scout-_ ing because they live on farms, small villages or other places where there are not enough boys of scout nge to form troops, or where there is no pos- sibility of securing a suitable person

lal Council of the Boy Scout Assoc- lation for P. E. I. has sanctioned the formation. of the ist P. E. 1.' Lone scout Troop.

This uniqiis organization seeks to

bring Scouting benefits to all such boys.

On joining the Troop each boy is

required to cheole an adult “Friend

good standing in his comrnunlty,_wi1o

ance'whei1 needed, andact as his examiner in the necessary tests.

Any boys in 'the rural district who

may wish to Join the "Lone Scout "rv-Arm" mav nannnl’ all nannanrv fn-

_l Two Fifty Class.

wu-

930-* »-'sa

bil-4

Helen 'Prampfast (Taylor) Emily Cope (McCoubrey) Miss Claudea (McEwen)

Ruby M. (Mayhew) Sport_Todd (Glyndnn) 5 5 Miss Kentucky (Hynes) 8 8 5

Officials.

Starter-W. Fcrrisll.

Tilncr-J. J. Stewart. Announcel'-J. Hiscott. Judges-W. Tbombs, D. O‘Connor.

W. Keefe.

ST. l‘A'_l‘RICK'S SCHOOL

Standing of St. Patricks School

for month of Februaryz-

Grade X-l Beatrice Perry, 2 Rita

Perry 3 Mary McAleer_ ‘

Grade VI--1 Annie Perry, 2 Eva

Warren, 3 Lavcn Mc.Ai_ecr.

Grade V-1 Arthur Gallant. - Grade II-l Wililc Perry, 2 Leem-

ing Proctor and Bertha Warren, 31l.l~_ Mlllm. Msxemlc H T Holm!"

_ . _ , . _

Helen Mctilligull. '

Grade I-1 Annie Iicrrcll, 2 Vin-

cent Gallant, 3 Annie Warren.

LETTER Ol'-` SYMPATIIY

The following letter of sympathy

has been sen; to Mrs. Douglas Jar- dine of Froctown from the Rev. W. Bruce Muir, of Cilarlottetownt-

’,'I wish to convey to you my deep-

est and most _sincere sympathy in the sad bereavement you have aus- talned, in the loss for the time be- ing of such ri splendid husband. 1 had lem-ned to admire him greatly and cannot cxlilels in words how much our beloved church will miss him both at Freetown and much farther afield. He was a splendid man in every way, and his deep re- ligious wliviction made his judg- meui. of great value in the work of the church. I sympathize with you and your dear children with all my heart, and earnestly pray that God will continue his blessing to you and bon husbandio the widow and a father to the fathcrlesa You can rest assured that you will most a- gain in tho lend where no grave is dug and where no cyprus grows. May God bless and keep you. be gracious unto you and tivo you that place which the world cannot give and cannot take away.` _ '

cul1tl'ilJut`c_tl, _ __ speeches whicll wcrc' 1-cal g_cln_s,<_-more especially consider- iuk that zach' speaker was limitccl lo ol\c'l11ln1lt`e.` A. E. 11111-rls, ootlm prcsidcl1t'_in' thc unavoidable almcnccl of Pres. Robinson, C. G. Moore, Sell- ‘ ntor McArthur, H. T. Begg, Majgl- 'l‘. A. McKenzie, Hon. A. F. Arsen-

li.. Alien, M. I.. A., M. P.. Titus Ran-

-Iloiillllll, Capt. }Iowui'<l Fraser con

Clara Nolan's Ball," and encored with "A Wee Deoch and God Save the King having brought these. enjoyable prelimlnarigs to 9. close,- tllo piaycrstook to the ice and n frlend_ly_ match of three rinks, twelvp‘ f‘ndS'¢H0h was played f.n two sectionsp

town, Sumlnerside, J. Mclsaac, per. cy Weeks. Gordon Hutchinson, E. -M; Nicholson, Charies Toombs. W.~B. McNeill, J. H. Fraser, A. |_»:._ Han-13;- Charlottetown 'I skill. Summersdie 13 skip. Charlottetown, Reg Taylor, Sumlnerside. R. B. Rankin, H. L. Sears. L. iz. Anon. ls. P. Foley, of A- C8iib0Ck. C. G. Moore, H. T. Begg.. Charlottetown 7 skip, summgl-51d¢_ 12 *kilt J- R- Forbes. R. G. collono-

i"~ i\’iCL¢Ud. H. M. Baker, F. R. Mc-‘ Laine. M. P. Titus. Charlottetown 15 Skip. Summersldc, 14 skip,

On the seventh end Mr. M. P. Tit. us mario rl record for the Summersldc link. Storing seven points out or :1 possible eight. As the score shows, Summerslde won the first section With i-Ch Points to spare and the sec- ond scsslon started at such a late ilour that the score was not available.

1 ..._ .... ._ l QUEEN squares scllool. -

lic/nor Roll for iiebruary -_qr-me X-- Prlrwilmls Dept.-1. 1.01.1. Monaghan 2. Joseph Pew;-5 3_ -redl nowllllun. 1 GW” 1X-~i- I»°°'Cn11»slmn 2. 'rea Butler. a i-tooth Henry. _ Grade IX-Vlce~Principsi'| Dept_. 1- L90 Dolron 2. Dick Hennesey, a, Francis Pineau. ' - Cifiidc VIII,-1£7hsries Trainer, 2. Allin Cllrkin 3. G0i’d0tl Ommm-g_

Qfldé VIII,-Mr, Mgrrgeyls mm? lf Harland Hughes, 2. Billie spmpgll, a. stanley Mocllntlolr.

Grade VII-1. Jam" mmf, ‘_

Jack Inightlaer. 8. June; g°“ll__ _ dl-me vu,-Mr. aoddinu .nsp1._

i- lime-it Coyle. 2. Leo xolly s, null Dunn.. -. _ ' `

-1. Maurice Hughq, 3_ gmlll 3. Gerald Mitchell. ' mam.

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G' fit o. lnce will bc held March 6 r, e , i tho home rink by a score of 'l to 3.

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we lal_lc__.s rlnk_ ,rlhe vlsllors got __ ship :md the McLean Trophy, \\l1lrh

was presented after the game by

Mr. H. M. Downing of Sumnlersldc.

There was a, large crowd prcfont.

Henry Noonan refereed.

EWEIT TIBE IGHT

The Abegwelt hockey beam are re-

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ault, M. L. A., Charles Toombs, L. queued to mr” om for pmouce W

night at 7.30 sim-p in preparation for

4 2 lain McLuinc, J. J. Mol'r1s'1ll1d H. T. ui? 5”” “Mm” the w°Ive'rm°" (fn

_ Friday. A full attendance is req1lc=t-

3 tributed 11 rattling Irish song "Mrs. cd by C°°'°h Pmwse'

Freetown Hockey

'rho return match or tho com ol _

flower Iiireetown vs. the Bloodhounds

the first bel'ng~as_ follows: ‘Cha_l1_lotts_4_ fog rl-¢¢£°wn_ wok plum on Frooiown

rink March ist. A fast and intcrcsi- ing'-game was played, which wus witnessed by a large number of fans for both teams. Owing to the condi- tion of the ice. the more scientific stick handling was quite out of the qulestlon. The final score stood '.‘-0 in favor of the Bloodhoulids, srol-1-1 being made during the first perivé by George Lewis and Morris Deacon. The lille up was as follows:- Bloorilihilnds (`“i’i Goal Horace MacFarlane Jesse Burns Defence Robt. Jardine Walter Bern-11*-l Ralph MacFarlane Norman Lflolv Hillarrl Mosse Henry Reeve! Forwards fra Lewis Prowse Gardiner Geo. Lewis Bobby Burns Morris Deacon Allan Clow

Referee-iiasll Taylor.

lflivcrett, Gallant, Il. Fred Coyle. 3- Allan McDonald.. Grade IV,--Miss Ciark.ln‘s D01”-" 1. Wilfred Maher, 2, Walthen Gaudrb 3. Laurier McKinnon. Grads 1v,-M1ss.s. welsh. lx-vi---~

l. Joseph Wedge, 2. Emest Mccorey. a. Armor orlmoh. Grade III-Miss. McAulay‘s D¢‘1>i-- lz Philip Gallant, 2. uoyo Hawaii. 3- lbmmctt Gallant. - orsoo n1.`-Miss. l\. wal-hs Devl- -1. Francis Moogmla, 2. Uvril C°>'i°' a. lu-ther mana. arms 11;-wss.'rn1nor's Devi.- 1. .loosph Mooney, 2. Gems G“ii°“”' a. reward Brown. --Grade II,- Misa. Ga1isnt`s D€'Pii~" 1. ldward Callahan: 2. vincent cal-

s. lrosspu Leo. .

ones 1, -anus. vers(-1'. Dept--L

- Grade VI.-Miss. rsooonsldu nope _lluohsol xolly. 2. 1-no-olo noulum 3-

Wade Lsizhtiasr and Fred McT¢¥“° (hannah ,

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