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A brilliant farce-comedy of _ entangled domestic relation! that will cause even the molt blmc to rock with laughter.

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Scoring Honors-Frank Bou- v-ycher Leading Point Maker.

(Canadian Press) Frank Boucher, centre star of New

MONTREAL. Feb. 3.-—’l‘lle race fol‘ tn?» honor or leading the National gl-Iﬁekey league in the mlittcr Of 80015 actually scored is quit? B5 "t." "5 Ftﬁétstnlggle gol- play'oif berths in up; *_-_-_- gt. g-jm. A tie for the llon- or new exists between Nelson Stew-

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York Rallgezs, still remains the lead- ing .p0il‘lt maker in either section. Bquchgr has shown his value as a play maker by furnishlnx twenty- scven assists ;tor a total of 40 points. Joe Lamb's penalties assresalc richly seven minutes which is live minute!

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more than that compiled by Edd“ Shore.

gm and Ralph "Cooney" Wieland. ~.:|:ach.hos scored twenty-live scall-

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‘Fhci-lhilstico iliickcy Mam played: A Fmward’ he Stanley stars on the Stanley; Elm" Hamﬂtm‘ 7 i-iiik on 23 inst. the score was 5-3 in 997m“ Fleming

favour of tile Stanley Stars. The Eddie Gum“ Rlistico team are known as tldle i~l=ggleger whirlwind players o! the north sic r hilt untier the captsinship of J. Ilo- Tm games ‘m Sim“: ﬂnrnyegﬁ can the stars fought their way Yeiﬂeed by C‘ w’ Mitfgkevenmn through to victory. E. MacKay. 3W’ New Glunw by HMO ' goalie, making some wonderful stops. on the following Monday night n rctum match was played on New it; Glasgow i-iiik the Stanley Stars again

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Goal

Arthur Walsh R- Bimlvwn

Defense Douse Gallant

Upton Smith

Dick Cbles Nobby Walsh

George Clark Joiln McCallunl Milton Greer

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cett, Joseph Earl making some brii-‘ liant end to end runs, but thciilti shots were turned aside by the Btnri k goalie. Vincent Walsh, Elmer Fyfe; and cecil Simpson played fast and furious and Eddie Gallant and Gore don Fyfc did effective work onwdtf. fclisc. ‘ "*'¢"" '

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Francis Doucett

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Howard Oauthl ,ypquq§_ “mo, mad; a Midi 0011M! Show

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if rams, mo. a-oshuia wlll meet ‘tho uhiml stiles in thelowniﬂ! American cone contest of Davis 911D tennis competition ililis yell‘. accord in; t.‘ olﬂoial draw made today l‘ t’ Buatlco m; {Jyggq Palace in the presence

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lint nuﬁl TURNS novm $15,001 trru

Says He ‘Will Retire If His Dem-ands ’A re Not Met -- Its Well Oﬁ.

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK. Fob: S-Babc Ruth, making air "open- fight" of his dc- mand for -an $85,000 contract: has sent New- York sports editors a mimeograph statement announcing his ability to retire and livc in com- fort if the~ Yankees fail to meet his figure. Tho statement» also‘ declared that the two year- contract-calling for Homo-annually for 1030 and 1931 had been returned, unsigned. This represents the top offer of the club, which is understood to feel it has gone the limit. Ruth's summary of his fiscal affairs set icrth that he is now in a position to retire from baseball and still be assured an in- come of $25,000 a year.

SPECIAL MEETING

frhe special meeting of the Qhar- lottetown Yacht Club was held at the office of ‘the Commodore. Dr. J. l!» Blanchard, a largo number of mem- bers being present. A very keen in- terest was taken in the meeting. Quite an attractive program Ill draw-n up for tho coining reason. It is expected to put on water sports open to the Maritime Provinces. The club wishes to encourage young p60- ple "in these sports. They have a number of boats at their disposal. It is intended to put on a drive for membership and is hoped the pub- lie will give generous support. The club’ has quite a number of line cups to race for. and wish to thank the citizens who donated them. At Dres- ent four new boats ‘are under coli- stl-uction. and it WM fﬂﬂivéd iﬂ W" cordance with the wishes of the Tourist Association to have a num- ber of boats lor the tourists, who vis- lt the Island. ‘Another meetinl i: i0 be held on Feb. l0 and everibvdy in- terested in this line of sport is in- vited to attend. . ______________.

Scotland is having school strikes.

Lite insurance in force in Argen- tina has tripled irrthc last l0 years.

American tractors are being ‘used in Iraq.

i Germany's coal production in a re- i cent month was 14,034,000 tons.

MONTREAL, Que. Rb. (L-Pro- ducc) A somewhat firmer tone was evident in all sections of the lcoal dairy and produce market today. The tendency inwards lower prices in fresh one, which has been the loat- uro‘ of the local market for some weeks, no longer exists, whilo the butter mum was in the mac p00- ition. No price changer‘ yen an- nounced among tho oils and the but- léi- market l-oaialacd firm at from :0 3-4 to as cents‘ c polmd with retail sales being quotcdat I0 and 40 oonta. The imprwclnont in the condition of the Montreal potato market via rc- mom in tho announcement in the American statistical palms about llqlf of the aiiloaot cf potatoes ro-

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Late Mgket News

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. “Four: cocci-lea l BROTHERS,’

..Those who take their hockey “p. ioruly by no means would ratc it: brotherly love, yet there have been more flesh-and-blood brothers pro-l minenlly identiﬁed with it thani with any other professional sport] This fastest of both indoor and cub‘ door gamer certainly runs in “ml- lies For instance, all the four sons of. Tom Boucher, once the most lam-i oil's of ilu the Ottawa. Rough ma- ers, are genillnc hockey stars-I Frank, Bill and George being in the hi; league, while Bobby u slated to‘ make tllafgrado soon. Tho Bcuchcr brothers have it very famous precedent in the Gilmore trio which ﬂourished about twenty years ago. Dave, Bill and Suddle Gilmore were-Ottawa stars of the ﬁrst magnitude. Their father was a3 lumber Croesus, the Gilmore broth‘ era ‘lllltlﬂllllﬂlly being of the wealth lest-family ever‘ engaged In profess-l iorial Jlockey. The Gilmore: featur- ed with the celebrated Ottawa "Sil-

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‘and Paul: the Grecian- "no" and er in an lcc melee. They clash

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twill-Bill » CARSON - ‘ -BOSTDN,VET WHOSE BROTHER ' GERALD i5 win-l THE CANADIENS‘ "OTHER HOCKEY FAMILIES ARE - . ‘THE’ COMACHERS, 114E COOKS. ~ THE THOMPsOMS‘ and. ‘IHE PATRMKS‘; l‘

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Th“ k"! W" u" sun"! CIIP rick among the brothcrn. ‘hm W" i" Illmlliml- When the Patricia and the

n" cwk b"°‘h°""‘ m" "ti! 3i"! Greens were in their playing prime "7 ‘um m“ _Y""'k RWWFF‘ If?‘ l-labout it generation ago, Odie and m0": tho but of current nllti- Sprague Clegliorn were on a par P""°h"'- Thﬂrllih" W» l ma! with thorn. Moot of those veteran Iwvm plmr- Aml their baby ice-burners, having retired l: play- "brﬂm" u" ‘" ll Whitlﬂl WW-‘ors. have advanced with their fav- ards the big leagues Judging from orltc sport in managerial ‘i-olou. Wihml» "his wwﬂs- The old wheeze that "family ﬁghts

Th0 Glllﬂlll-Biil the Bruin and are the ﬁercest" may describe in G"l|'| °| I" clﬂlinﬂll- I»?! llpart tho lnﬂilencc most of those evil!- ﬂlw that Mil mush bﬂlllwvfmhon hockey brothers hive had. i" u"! ‘"1"’! "W"! ‘or have. on tho game. Since nearly

T“ cmliflh"! "' "'0 "l"!!! all of them have played 0i- play on Liv"! Ind Mm: Chlrlle- are alsoirival learns, tho battle m- family in "w bit iwm Ilwtllrht this IQI-lrnllklng has added pep to many a son. l peppery contest.

The Denneneyl from Ottawa - Yes, a. whack from a club o8 the 9"“ ""1 99'5"“ i1" TMIIIMOBI family tree seems to resound when- fi-orn Call"! —"'l‘|l¥" ‘Cwllt lllrlhacver a brother bodwclioeh o_ broth- I0 ‘ﬁercely that, lnllly a time. specta- tors have had visible evidence that "Chins" and Ado "blood la thicker than water!"

"Shorty" -aro among other hockey brothers known in most fans. And don't overlook

llvcred. Brokers are making sales of country shipments at extras 49-50; ilrrta 40-40; pullet extras 45-46; sec-

tojetaiiers are extras 54-55; firsts 61-53; puliet extras .49 seconds 44- u. MONTREAL. Que. Feb. dw-Eﬂﬂ‘ ro- oeiptc here today were 030 cases as ‘compared to 807- cases on the cor- responding day last year. Under light receipt! the llldfket a working firmer and there is a ltronger tons in evidence. Wholesale prices o! frolh c": to retailer! are extras 02-54, first; 00-51. laullat extras 40-40. WXNNIPDO. MID.» Feb. 3.'-l,ocal receipts hero continua to increase mdjiuppllca mtolhg bfoillht in

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"vagabonda" byltho largo margin of so"! pins. y

H. Love of the "Aiiihll" will ‘Mil the high single and three .liﬂﬂl scores of 280 and 000 nine. '-

lrl tho second match of. thv ma- lngwho "Eureka? rolled tho. high total of I700 winnlnl om- tho Flic- monoi" by 004 pini-

M, Adanlgdft-hc "Eureka-a" rolled‘ M. stalwart 0c .-.. .1. tho-exceptionally high t single» and MfAdArna .l 9 on .. till-claiming rapier of as and mplnl .1; yyql-tiryrorarpocieil ‘mention tbtt the above your: or 882 urine alga-rt m automaton Mm. lmilﬁlrt "WM". w; .~» .1

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Nlllltﬁﬂ wullllsnlrs HBRSE RACES

The following are the entries for to- morrow's ice racelfwhich will be held on the harbour ice: Class A. Trot-Mack Todd. Dame Dillon. Peter Verde. Dr. Sewer, Class A Pace~MaJor 8., Marge Direct.

Clan l! Paco-Louis Sett. Zelina DEWEY. Butcher Boy. Colorado P. Colt Race-Entries close at Larges barn this evening.

FABRE LEADS

(Canadian Press)

THREE RIVERS. Que. Feb. 3~~. Blilllrd Fahre. Montreal. former FIRM!“ Olympia. star. and ' once winner of the Boston marathon. was again at the front of the two Illin-

, ff 't1‘<f>nigl1t IEXPQQiIBd t0 Draw 2,000 gA-igiendance

Crystals In Great

Shape I F01‘ Opening Play-Off

"Primed and waiting for the word;- Strailiiilg on their leashes like am. ious hounds for thecliasc. Abqgwens and Crystals will renew their strug- gle at the Arena tonight m. Pm“ Edward Island hockey Supremacy and the right to enter tho semi-llllhl; 1m- Maritime honors. Abegweits have n. hard contract t0 fullill this evening in tho beatinB 0f the Western sex. tet and the Crystals‘ likewise have all Equally tough proposition ill fin- lshlns in front o: tile wearers o; We b15911 NR!‘ red. 731mb lust about m9 W“ Win85 100k from the gate. Both teams are evenly maimed and unless oils or the other blows up en- tirely. not more than one Or possibly two goals will separate them when the final bell rings.

The largest itrowd that has ever ulltnesseti n. hockey game in the ills- tory of the National Past-inle ill this province is predicted for toiligilth set-to and with every promise of good ice it locks only the cash customers are in for their" money's worth.

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Prince Edward

“The Fail of Eve," tho first all talking comedy, had its initial show- ing at the Prince Edward yesterday. It is o. typical farce abounciiilg vdth ’

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comedy situations which provoke

marathon at the completion of the spontaneous laughter. A capable third lap which ended hero today. company of the best screen funmak- Fabrc. who won the first and second crs keeps the laughs coming thick laps on Saturday and Sunday, cov-, and fast. A detailed account of this erod today's distance o! 26 miles in iliughninker would, perhaps, spoil the four hours and 44 minutes. His total cilect, it has to be seen and heard to

classed time is 1s hours. z minutes and 30 seconds for the eighty-four miles run since the race began on saturdayat Quebec and which will end st Montreal on Thursday night.

be appreciated. Our tip is, sec and hear it. Additional features are "Memories," featuring old time songs, and "Don't Got‘ Excited," another big laugh nunlbeni

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