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s. Hrs. (‘ryus Kennedy. King-s- who went to South Africa in thei

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..'HEAVY ICE-The ice in the pans of Northuniberland Strait and "~' Gulf of St. Lawrence about the

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In Memoriam

MR. GEORGE ARBUQKLE.

During the Pnnrtiehurg banquet which was held in Charlottetown last week, Dr. Johnston announced

first contingent.

The following notice a; when;

from the Regina, Sash. Daily Post of Feb. 25th. containing a. report of .\lr. Arbucklek funeral.

With members of -the lloynl

Canadian Mounted Police force as: rn end of the island, is of eq- pail-bearers the funeral of GQJTZE‘

Angus Arbuckle. well-known Short- horn cattle breeder of the iam-

iberg district, who died at his home Monday. was held this afternoon ati

..'EA8TERN ITEMS. - Mrs. three o'clock from Spears’ FuneraiiLinkletter. 2. -Greta Daniel Murphy, Elmira. who spent Parlor to the soldier plot in Reginal-Bertha Phillipe and Audrey Rose.

iivan; 25 1-5 sec. 220 Yards Girls (l2 and under)— 1. Norma Callback: 2. Irene Silllp hant; 3. Zilpha Llnkietter. 2'.‘ 2-5 sec. 440 Yards (Boys 12 yrs. and un- dcrl-l. Enza Bowncss; 2. Edward Steele: 3. John 1.57 3~5. H0 yards (Girls Senior) 1. Irene

The 500 or more 99°F“ '59 ‘t’ | t“ tended the m. ice 8mm wit“: fzléafiix$f§xfigfkhnu by the Dilhila of Btulllnollii” “d ;.h° ‘on u. "n10.- ‘jﬂg n“ by

Rink. ln the

‘he tree): end visiting friends at cemetery. Mr. Arbuckle wag a vei-liTime 21311-2.

Red Point has returned to her

home-Robert Heath. little son of

3f.- and Mrs. Edison Rose. and whose serious illness was report-

I-Idward Island Hospital-The death

occurred at Black Point last week ‘ of 51:‘. lilichael J. Foley. widow of from the organizations graced the side 2. Eric Cahili; 3. Fred Moore. the late Michael F-ole)". who some cofiln and its surroundings in largefTime—-4.32 and2-5_

mirty years ago was collector of, Cvswrns at Sourits and a prominent

r-sidezit of that tovvn. Mrs. Folev was a. clef-r of the late Chas. .\lc-

oast few months vis"'ting friends nt- New England States arriv-. ‘ome about n week ago. After

emphaticaiiy- declares

."There's no place like P. E. Is- iand.“.~—.\lr. Cornelius J. llfcLean. Iieacher at Red Point. spent the Rev. H. D. Leitch. minister of West-Was the l2 pity-ck end at his home in Mitchell gRiver.

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llczeng Diagnostic Wofcssionul Unit

‘HUI UIZT (‘lill Till‘: PATIENT Ill I it lhNt 5' l1”; 1|“, UFTIHIHTIJIHT ‘ Tn- u rilawnrlll lnil prnpgnl I '"7"l"l1‘l lvlwlivpn 1|! achgnﬂﬂ lhlrlllhlellla tlml an m» n. “tllllilirifl-l m mt" mplclely

- ltlJV wont-initial. V “mm, no‘. -~-i ivntinw Illa chair and “Ill! rut-ll iuiiivlllitul lnatrnlnan Hiihlli lllalJlll rem-h.

v "iii-trim" requisite of a ya- t: nulﬂl ll abaolula nona- -r "Ir patient.

inn h-al been Accomplished In the “Ellsworth Unli yml up. Juslnble seat. lead nae no n"... routs. The chair can be rev-lined,

Accuracy and allelevney for the Optometrist la aooolpllalud with Down: dloamosﬂu Instruments nl lnluuta preolaina which an with- ln instant roach and awlag hefnrr- the patient.

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eran of the South African war. i

Representatives of the provinci

department of agriculture, livestoc . branch. and cattle breeding fir-l ‘ed hm been removed to the Prince ganization of the province were re-"l. Eric Cahiil; 2. Lorne Arsenault; presented at the funeral. Flor-ail!!-

tributes from personal friends and:

numbers.

mlssioner of the Provincial Gov-l

ernment represented the Sasltuf-lei ' nald n,‘ Soul-is River.—.\lr. Free- chewan Cattle Breeders‘ Associa-imaintained until the ﬂlﬂgh mm " Mouse): Bothweli. who spent tion_ and Dr. Milton P. hICCl8lllill.glli3|-'|Y 0! i119 W

present also. and graveside were conducted by

minister Failed Church. In chat-gel

of Corporal Smith. R.C.il\I.i’.. the pail-bearers were Constables Ciearyxl

an and Langley. i f The La-st Post at the conclusion‘, of the service at the graveside. urns; sounded by Trumpeter Clifford. R. C. 3i. 1P.

‘.i . Arbuckie. widow of the de- ..rl came to Regina this morn- ing from Lemberg to attend the hincrei. .\ir. Arhuckltfs aged mother

.\larit'me provinces.

sine for burial.

Potato Race—1. Eldon Hickey; ’ . Clarence Steele; 3 Elmer Arse auit. S30 Yards (Boys 14 and u

Harry Holman. Tlme-2.25. 1 Mile Senior—1.

play. secured

School. under the lolﬂﬂllllﬂ management of two of the DIR teachers losers Us: billklﬂm and Vernon Smith. volod them D0? only a decided suooeia but 001°!“ one of the most entertaining oven- ings ever given at the C1780" vernacular of the amusement world “than WI»! IQIIIQ 111.11; doing every minute" and. the excellent programme was put t!!!“ ough without “a hitch" and the in» terect never waned. lntorapemod between the various numbers were performances by a 12 clown! very ludicrous rigs. T-heir antiui (led by Gerald) were really funny aulphrought forth roars of laughter from the crowd. The Burlesque Hoe ‘key match by the clowns W8: great piece of comedy and amusement supplied could hardly he eclipsed by professionals.

i The result of the Ice races W8! ‘as follows»- Reiay Race (one mile) Summerslde High School and West Kent won by West 2.14 3-5 sec. i220 Yards (Boys 10 yrs. and un- lderi-d. Dan. Mclnnis: 2. Art. Sul- 3. (Jarence. Steele. Time

Gallant. Time

Frank Wood-

Obstaclc Race-l. Jimmie Dodde; J. G, Robertson. livestock com-Ell. Edward Steele; 3. Euza, Bownens, All the races brought out a good ‘try list and the interest inners just passin; provincial veterinarian. mpremni-gtheir nearest contender just before w"! K61"- 8°3i~ The 89ml"! li Fi°fil c! the veterinary 511F590!!! of theithe line. Especially close and 1n. ended 2-1 for the Summerside prownce. Representatives of thepcresling was the l0 year old z the situation from the Saskatchewan Shorthorn club aulbwhich Dan Mclnnfg took the lend oint of the working man .\Ir. the Regina Exhibition Board were-and ii- Wns amazing to see the do 1115i U19 °i>l>°ilie 9i ‘he “m! 0t icrtuination with twhich the young- The services at the funeral home Eihrs entered into this race. Pro- ‘FUMF the closest race of the night year old (for boys) in which Enza Bowineas, who" had 1“=°1‘- ‘X81111: in 3N1- Place until the home stretch. passed and just Colman-Jones. .\fcKcnti_v. Sberid-‘UIEPQ out his nearest competitor

Junior Basketball At Y. M. G. A.

Mime: o Pirates‘ s Saturday ﬂight the Maples met .livr>- in Nova Scotia and several m9 ‘Pirﬂleﬁ Mid deieate half-brothers and sisters live in the ""9 9°“!!- ii doubt, A short funeral service was-lhree "lent » hcld in Lemberg Wednesday he-fndlvidnal "y" ' '~ - , » -» 'forc the body was shipped to Reqm? “awe? - "' ' ‘ T Ipiflll" having four to his credit. lThe late George Arbuckle who “hue 3°‘? F°Y5Yll1e Secured three left this province for the wetsbfor [he Plratel

The game was always boih teams having only which meant faster and J. Campbell of

T. Hall acted as

about twenty-six years ago. was-referee 1°’ the game- marricrl shortly before ieairing. iogame‘

Florence Ruilgc. who survives. De-_ _ ceased enlisted in this city for theimne as f°n°wsi - Maple:

South African War and after his

return conducted a successful m/J‘ Campbell 4

Jsiaurnnt business on the corner of Ylcholwn 2

Queen and Kent Streets.)

Tn l-lnlii‘: bower from nmull slrcntm: for 1'4IllI.li‘_\‘ vvtlzllv! or fnrmli n complain»; "unto-l- cm- plnui has Iwt-n tlcitlgltl-lLi so "itliiilili" iliul it docs nnt nerd u

lllilhllilk‘ In imusc ll.

.\ l--.--l|-ii-v-- vl-~<'ii'i<‘ klicln-lt. snppllml H‘ will: turn-tn ll" .| pi-nnrlmir grnrml tn 2T

an IIXIv i~|- lu-i-n =-.-.|=iil-ll in tho dlnllt:

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Soeclal Oarrnody match l" U"! ihlri! Klimt! of the series. e married defeated the single by

1 pins.

Weat Kant School League The second game of series W33 ‘rolled Saturday afternoon. resulted in a win for the Bittehlrdn nvrr the Creoles by 70 ‘ping, teams are now on even basin. an the next game will be n hot one.

f». LITTLE

The lineup and individual scores

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Married t-ur of illl l'\[|r4‘|\!~' ll':||t| running lm- Wm Carmody “... ltvi-cti l,ltllililll uni! i-. rintrnlt. . ‘ ' ' ' ' " (‘ltpnlvll- of u spin-ll l-f iii‘ tulle}! mt hum‘. ,west (‘alimony ' ' ' " ‘M inn im- imui has |Il'(‘|l built in Ohitylhuli in tlrivrn by :1 llllll(ll'f‘_\'t’lt' r-nglltc gent-ml i Tom|__n-7 In :|l| ill!‘ ||x'u1\<-llt-r_ its hotly fﬁllﬂﬂlllllltll sum“ 1 an nlrplﬂlll fusclngc. "m Car-mod), U.) ' . _ imam Carmody 110 a | \ 1 Total-SOB

To lmlulle (ht- flnvr of tvvu l‘l\'t‘l‘.i for plant French engineers lmv built out- uf the largest reinforced cu |cruto conduits in the world, hat-lug an internal tllntni-lt-r of nearly lil feet. '

_ side team. Although both teams did

w“ through for n brilliant run from

in High School. x

ln a thrilling finish. Special mow

agood mallin Then 1018B" Shoe Race from Gallant Dru! §°- u: Water 8t. (at 6.15 D- lI-l V" '5‘ was won by Rosamond Rlcha. ~15 vith Gordon Callback a close sec- md and in which James McGoulll ass 3rd. i The Olficils of the Sports werei ' Starter-Leo Gauthier. !I‘imer—Hnrold G. _‘ , . Announcer-Rom. H. Morriwll-

Judges—B. Graham Rotten. He!‘ "iert Yeo and C. B. Jelly.

THE HOCKEY MATCH.

The hockey match between the summerelde High School team and] loubt. t-he best and closest hockey’ match ever played here. Tho dash 1M go of thp game rivnlled a senior coolest for continued interest 1s the pace never slacksned- hen - he boyg got a little tired suhetlttv, toe would be thrown into the fray; ind as the subs were about as good, ‘l3 the regulars a fast pace was; naintained throughout the whole 3; nerinds. l the West Kent Boys was. with out;

‘Pmbaihly over the majority the Tharlottetown boys were a bit‘. ‘teav’e,- than their opponents but. til in all things were about even‘ lllll it was anybody": game until the Final gong sounded.

-in the first period after 5 min- uies of play Nicholson of West Kent succeeded in the diffcuit Job of getting one past Frank Wood- sltlc. the slar goalie of the Summer.‘

heir utmost for the balance of the period there were no further scar-l

S.

ilu tho first of the seconl period‘ ‘he Went Kent Boys seemed to be holding the Summerslde High down,‘ perfectly and preventing them from, getting away to anything; like an offensive movement. ‘But be Summerslde boy; managed i0; work down to the West Kent goal; when ‘W. \Voodsidn scored front a‘ ‘toss to centre. Shortly afterwards; V. Groom saw his chance and b"oke'

end to end and never stopped un- til he thud landed the rubber in the,

The start of the third period tvas|

‘he second 85 the Suntmerside boysé seemed to be holding the West Kent boys powerless to score ori even gel. into Snmmersido tori-Ll tory. <But as it looked as if West, Kent was completely controlled by; Summersitle Bevin broke through| for a nice run for a goal which tied the score. Shortly after Morley sec- ured the puck from a pass and sc- 7f9d Ill? lhird llllﬂ winning gun] of the game for West Kent. The game} ended 3-2 for West Kent.

~.\ir. Leo Gauthier made incapable, referee. . The following was the lineup: Summemide Welt Kent

Goal l-‘_ Woodside . ... .. Ward

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