. 3 A ‘rEeRUARYin, 1927-

-—CARNIVAL in Borden Rink

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. , Saturday, Feb. 12th at 8 p. m. "Chili Everybody come. 379621021 11"‘ “WOT” Em‘ ~e1'. stssuot-rewou AGAIN N.B., W119i?“ ‘I 1"“ 1 “m” “n —ln the second game between

m.,; my buds nnd-elyieeiailybetween my ‘_ IQ got I0 bad it was un- pgssible £02 me to, put 1.1mm in water 0y "do ‘ my housework. Aha

these teams this season the St. Eleanor's Silver Foxes defeated a team made up of 911W"! 110111 Linklettei- Rdsd by the decisive

Mrs C. E. McDonald and Mr. BY1'°11 McDonald, Summerslde, were pas- sengers outward on the afternoon train yesterday to meet the re- mains of the latter‘s aunt, Mrs D.

l "111! m“ ‘b5 tligpgle-aegf 8 to 2. Art Holland was -t(|u.so m ACCIDENT. -

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D BiTT r; m". , m M?" my trouble. 1' am sure I cauli- prom- mend 1l.B.B. boolxighly to those who have salt rheum like I had.”

BBB. is manufactured only by The ill Milbum (14)., _Toronw, Ont.

J. McDonald which arrived 11°11! Boston, accompanied b! 111° 11°‘ council's brother Anthony 1111113011‘

' laid and sister Mrs J. S. 1.1111119!‘- ' .The only particulars received were

{that the deceased lad)’ W" 11111911 in u; agcldant, The funeral takes place at Kelly's Cross.

—ISLANDER DEA-D — Mrs. An- drew MacKinnon of Pisilflld 11115 1°‘ ceived a telegram brinsllls 1119 51111 news of the death of her sister. Mrs. D. J. MacDonaldycrf Newton.

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Centre, Muss. Only two months e80 another sister, Mrs. Alexander J. MacDonald died in Newport. ‘R. I. Mrs. MacKinnon has the sincere sympathy of the community 111 1161' hour of sorrow.

1R. (l. N. V. R. Practice

3777-2-9-21‘ -; i 1 ‘The nndermentioned players are ME T0 “VALENTINE SUP-i requested to be at the Rink tonight t tier uttspices oi’ Ladies at 5 p. m, sharp: R. Dillon, J. Bren- , (igtown Utiiteti Church nun. C. Ryan, V. COVE. 1» C01111011Y. j.‘ ‘ i111. Ffllllly. Feb. 11th (i, Connolly, J. Connolly, F. Rush. zThritets 50 cents. (Patriot please copy)

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-PLAY BY llorden Dramatic (‘itrb In Seven Mile Buy Hall on Tituri-tdny cvcuing. February 10th. if not fine 0n Friday.

tho. Aiulxtiificetit,‘ ground, with tho exotic costumes for 'Mctr0-ttnd flamboyant. (zonvetttioitn only titlidxvyti-iiluycr, which (Jpeueti u, enhance this phase of the produc- tottr tluys (illgllgtlllwlli. ut the,t.ion. Prim-c Edward yesterday, John; i-Zlcuxlor Boardmnn as the hero- (lilbert has a rolc that will be nit inc is thoroughly acceptable, look- ovcrlustiui: (ieliixht. to his ctmstulit- lug every bit tho kind oi’ n girl for l_v increasing number of admirers. ,such n heart-Wilmer us Bardeiys, if ltuittcl Snbatini, tho author of] (lilborfs acting is oi’ the smooth. “ilurdolyfls the Iiinguiflcetit," had restrained sort that. maker! 1119 pt-rsoltully (ehoscti the hero for the spectators feel that they are wit- plctttrlzntion oi‘ his stirring ro-[ncssittg the intimate development tnancc, ho (would not have tnndc a oi u genuine romance. ltuppict- selection. A brilliant stipportinii bust stir- Eveu compared to Gilbert's rtlle rounds the star including Roy 1n "Tim lug ‘Parade? with its dusty D'Arcy as the cruel and treacher- mztrcitos, its shell-hole 111711011 and ous Chntellertttilt, the viiliati oi’ the other hectic sorlutaiict-s, this purl Uilllfl; Karl Dane, comedy star oi stntids us tho most. z tivo and col- "Thc iiit! Parade," as the ludicrous

(trio! oi ills curt.- . . ilc swims ltodeunrd Ilurdelys’ attendant, nnti raging rivers on hoist-hurls, ou- Arthur hubin, (lctlrgti K. Arihur. gage-u in iivrc-t- ont-tuuitt-rs with Joint T. Murraty, Lioucl lielntoro Jwrdcs oi’ utrcltuolu-i uud (iolcr utul otiicrs. 1 miucti (uiomios, polo vault»; ovt-r u “Puck nud Whitc" comedy zwtists lino oi‘ t-harzzittt: :i|)t‘il1'B~‘-lll0ll atntl on the Phonoillm brought. down the

git-tiles Wliiifl oi‘ (iizzyiug huighi, ltousv. This is u. vury (‘lover bib! Tho love stectics oi’ th(-. plcitirc time vmuioville aci, ncvcr seen nro fully us t'4)l‘.\'1lI(‘|HK and tuorltic ottlsidr» tho big ciiion. The. tnusi- its oven those ut‘ "'i‘it|- lih; i‘.'ti'ntiL-", cui st-tivo for tho feature is UXUilii- ' nud oi‘ t-oursu tho picturosquu sofi- out. Altogether tilts is u show lug oi‘ illo story, its itwtliuvni bunk- woll worth seeing.

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wanted 15th April to let or pur- chase, Brigitton vicinity, 3 or 4 bedrooms. X. Y. '1... (iuardlalt.

CHEESE MAKER WANTED— for least River factory. Tenders

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Morel]. 37592.9, 2i mole. iresheus in May. Price Jamel Clmflfflfl of south -----—---,—-—%-— $411011- Mflvrs Fbrd. Glasgow Lake, P. s. t., who died Feb- LOST-IN THE cirv Liar Resd- 3169.241, at runry10tb,1925.

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OFFICERS ‘ELECTED-am, the 111111111 meeting ot the Third 0mg,- ! 3i. tlfiancis lheld Tuesday night m” 1°11°W1118 officers were elected to hold office for a term 0g 111,-” years: -Pres.ident-—'Mrs- M. lVL ‘Mur- P11Y- (re-elected); Vice President- M“ 1111"" 11- Melwshen. Secy. Treas.~.Miss Florence Sinnott.

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(BRIDAL SHOWER-A misc“. laneous shower in honor of ‘Miss Florence McKinnon of Uigg, (now Mrs. Edward Sterns of Charlotte- town) wae held at the home of her brewer. Mr. W. E. MacKinnon of U188 fl- Wwk prior to her marriage. The then brlde-to-be was tendered a large number of gifts, many of them of considerable value, includ- ing several hundred dollars in cash, besides silverware, linen, em Up. wards of a hundred people were .present at the "shower" and a must enjoyable evening was spent. Con- gratulatory and witty speeches were made by Mr. Shaw MacMillau, diiblh A, aind Mr. Andrew MacDon- 8. .

MEET — Alpha ‘K911911811 14011119 No. 10, following a custom maintained in sister lodges observed Roll Coll Tuesday even- ing. 80 brothers and sisters were present in person, and response by mall and telegram from 40 others, making a totnl oi 120. Absent mem- berssettt fraternal greetings from Boston, Omaha, Portage La Prair- ie, New Rochelle and various other DQ112113 in New ‘England and the Maritimes. Brother J. J. MaoKin. non. Grand Secretary during his remarks on "Homes" made the in- teresting assertion that the Odd lFellows Order was the first frat- ernal society in the world to pro- ville a home for dependent 1nem~ ‘hers, widows and orphans. Mr. A. J.

REJBEKAHS

.. SKATING at Sherwood tonilbt. ' 3809

POLICE COURTF-At the Police Court yesterday a vagrant was giv- en three months in jail.

ORWELL-VERNON UNITED CHURCHEB.—— The services for Sunday. Feb. 13th will be as fol-

lowsz-Vernon River at 11 a. m., Cherry Valley at 2.30 p. m., St. Andrews, Orwell at 7 p. m.

INJURED BY FALL —Yeaterday aveninl about ‘l o'clock a psdestr-. 1311 5111111641 on the side walk at Hllshes’ Corner sustaining injuries to his head. He was picked up by Police Officer James Walker and conveyed by team to where medical aid was rendered. A cut on the scalp necessitated three stitches.

HUNTER RIVER ctncutr. - Services Sunday, Feb. 13th: North Wiltshire 11 a. m., Hampshire 3 p. m.. Hunter River ‘l p. m. Sunday School at Hunter River 10.30 s.. m. We are indeed glad to be able to announce for services at Hunter River after over two months inter- ruption but it is a greater relief to feel that the epidemic though ted- ious, has not resulted fatally in any case. We trust the other communities in which the same epidemic prevails will escape with no more serious consequences. R. 1i. Baxter, minister.

Play-offs Between‘ Leagues in the Maritime Provinces

TRURC, N, S, Feb. 9.—-Logan Ilomhili, Jr., Secretary Treasurer of the Maritime Amateur Hockey Association, gave out the following schedule of play-offs between the various Leagues for the Maritime championship:

The schedule is as follows:

The dates given, particularly in

1101116. ‘i’. (1., who instituted Alpha ‘Rebekah. Number l0 thirty years ago. gwve uu ititeresting sketch m‘ its birth and subsequent growth. Past Noble - Grand Sister Ruby Houic‘ iirotltor John iMcNair, (irhnti Warden of the Grand lotige, Sister Elizabeth White, Grand “Warden of the iitebckah Assembly. and Broth- er Percy Ripley, of Pearl Lodge,

o. 9, Monctolt, N. B.. also made brief remunks. Following in tho programme: 1. Roll Call, 2, Piano Solo —Sister Jean Fraser. 3. Solo —--Slst4-i' Annie Stewart. 4. Reading —‘Slf~il(:l' iloleu Acorn. 5. Vocal Duct Kaihlt-oti lvlaoNatir. ti. Home “J .1. MncKintton, Secrt-tnry. T. Solo —~llrothei- Gor- don Leitch, 8. Dialogue -—‘Sislers J. Lcitch nud S. Brown. i), Refresh- ments. .»\tllzi bung Sync. God Save tht- Kin

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PERSONALS

.\ir. Pnrlzct‘ iiorne oi’ Winsioc. h-ii this morning for St. John, N. 11.. and Trum on u business trip.

Ttiru. ii. J. liuholt, of Montague, is ihc gilt-ext oi Mrs. ‘Benjamin ZRog- ers. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Finley Mucilougnii, Belle River, spout the week-tutti in Char- lottetown. ihc guvsi oi .\ir. and Mrs. (‘iutrles Ross. Orlebur Street.

Mr. W. Ji. V. Ihttibnr, returned

St. John and linlifax.

‘Mrs. W. ll. \'. lluuhnr. who has boon visiting hcr brother, Dr. J. S. Baguuli, in ilaliiitx, ior the 1mm. month, returned home last night

"The regular monthly meeting oi’ the Ladies Attxiliary o-t‘ the Protestant Orphanage will be held in the Citndnll Home, Friday, Feb- ruary 1111 at 3.30.

The many friends of liiiss Ruth McLean. R. N., will regret t.o know that she is seriously ill with rheu- mutic fever in the Toronto Western Hospital. .

‘Mr. A. T. Snodgrass. the popular commercial man and famous initial sacker of the St. John's Waterman Baseball team, is ou the island on business connected with his t’-irtn.

the northern section. are subject to changes- A. P. C. League winners at home. February 17th, vs. Sydney League winners at home, Feb. 22nd. L. W. W. league, winners at home, Feb. 17th, vs. iiui-ifux League winners at home Feb. 22. Kentville vs. Digby, home and home games at Ifeutvllle Feb. l6, at Digby Feb- 18- Sout=h Shore winners. B. Y. E. will play winners of Kentvlllc-Dig- by series at home Feb. 21. The winners oi the first tour leagues mentioned or the first half

m 3111191“ Rem 11°11'11"- 111111 of the southem section will play 1191111111111 o" the winners of the second half of

‘the southern section for the taham- plonship 0i this section on ltiarch 3 and 7.

I’, E, I. League winners nt home Feb. 18 vs. Qe-ntral New; Brunswick winners at home, Feb. 23.

ers at home, Feb. 13, vs. Scuthlm: ,N- l3. winners st home, Feb. 23.

The Maritime champions home and home games will be played on March 10th, and 1-1.

lii/‘aterville Wants t0 Play Abegweits

Yesterday's matinee races on the Victoria Park Speedway were watched with great interest by up- wards of three hundred spectators.

|8ram. and they were mo off snsp- led il-larry Todd and Bverssdy by a

Dlly. and everybody got away early.

amt INIEiiEST tutu-m vtsttnnirs iiiAiiNEE nus

and showed up a. good trotter in 1111819 were three races on the sre- ens Worthy. n. the am z meats he

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.. ---..-. opt ua shoved-in. a also cunt. 9.20. Two minutes later at the end of a long run Gauthier pulsed Io- Kuna ‘for the Abbie: fourthgoalJ ‘when the visitors started to make things nnpleuan‘ for Diam- ond. Hderhin, Berle-ax, J. Johnson and Eaton boring in- until flnslly J- Jobeon found an opening and last count for the visitors inst one inin- ute before the bell. Theiperiod and- ing 4 to 2 for the Abbies- Three penalties was the result of the lec- ond clash. D. Diamond getting two of two minutes for a cbaekand and

Clan ‘B- Trot

Was the 3rd race on the program

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nice margin. After Silk Worthy was

for holdilli.

trip and Eaton drawing the third

Northern New Bzttnswick winn-

This method oi’ conducting raceai appeals to the public. '

The races were quite interesting. with close finishes in two of them.1 The following 1s a brief sum~ mary: _

Clan A Tmt

‘This had three starters, Capt. 11.,

about 50 yards from the wire. The 2nd beat- was a race from start to finish, life two horses never being separated more than a few feet,| Hehen Dewey winning. The 3rd heat was a repeat of the 2nd, except that Trampacross was this time the winner.

Trampacross is owned and» was driven by James Arbing,

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Won by St. Dunst

A large turnout oi fans greeted the players ‘in the second game be- tween Acadia University and the Abegweits, at t-he Arena last night.

The Abegweits turned in their best game of the season last night, every man working like trojans to annex a wi/n, fast skating and com- bination gave the Abegweits a. pop- ular verdict over the speedy col» lege aggregation.

The Abegiveits showed a. marked improvement in every department

Mr. Sam Doyle of this city has received a letter from the hockey

111st Illkht. front u business trip io|club of Waterville, Maine, stating brand of hockey, mm gave the 10¢. , that this club is endeavoring to air-lute a great Tum, g0,- the“ vmory,

range a tour of the Maritime Prov- inces, and are desirous of playing Sussex, Moncton. N. 13.. Truro. Sydney andttwo or more teams (in- cluding the Abbies.)

The letter says that this is the first time that any team from the United States has tried to tour Cun-

and of course Whterville would in turn. give each team a re- turn game this year if possible, if not, the fhst oi’ the season next year.

They play in Montreal. Quebec, and Sttint John. and would like to have the games arranged between the 1st and 6th of March,

They are at present leading the New England League with 14 more games tn play, They have the tol- lowing- men_in their line-up; John .MacEacherti and Parley Williams, -of Charlottetown; John -l.e-Cluir, George iLeCiair, John Friars. Eddie E. Jalbert, Quo-

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lion. ‘R. N. Cox mud ‘Mrs. Cox oi‘ 11mm“- 311111191‘? this city left last week for Bostomibec? ‘C- E- 99111115- M°111T°°1- “m1

_of the game, from the goalie down to the substitutes. Acadia players put up a stellar

but the locals had a night on and- entertained the visitors real royally with a barrage oi‘ fast skating. back checking and checking, last -but not least.

iFor the Abegweits the work of, Prowse, Gordon and Gauthier was’ outstanding features of the battle, they skated, bored in and kept on the rubber during the entire game. carrying, combining, and back- checking in tthe old time style, which delighted. the fans to no endt M. Diamond turned in a great game between the posts, making some sensational saves, The Acadia team has a nice working front line in Barteux, Ea- ton and J. Johnson. _who showed up to advantage in every play, espec- ially Barteux. R. I). Johnson on the 118191106. was somewhat off color in 1118i 111K11t's game, not nearly as ef- ficient ag on the first night, but El- ‘derkin came through with a nice

I80 and The Banker’ dropped back on the defence with beairgagrégpltleg n‘; 1231?}: Crete cslzmxArv the visitors playing a strong often. winning b é n-eck 180mm Tge- Ca t H I ref 1 1 sive game, only to mm the Abbies Banker 31% In ‘beam heaven)‘ Imp- “ ' ' - ' ' - - " 2 3 1"; defence and goalie hafnxinl; out the H. led ‘all the way lgo went to aThe Banker 3 2 2 “not at home. 818m break near the finish and The ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' " Prowse made the fastest run oi Banker numbed l“! 1mm; about C." A P‘ the night and sent a sizzling hot half a length back of the Ca t in Tram ' c: 1- ,2 one to Mcxenma for a nice save’ J’ the 3rd heat Igo and The sin... Hel Pulsar?! """"" " z 1 mmw“ “M Bmem‘ “y “ “w” raced 0m Both were evenly match a“ 61' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' "' on combination and Gordon follows ed: throughout lgo having a little cm BITrot Wm‘ a bmlmnt duh’ °'°'°ka‘mg“ ,0 spam at m; mush Sm‘ w m i 1 nice opportunity, nice runs followed , ' °' Y ' " by Eaton, Barteux, J. Johnson. R. Capt. H. is owned by Horne Harry Todd ,, 2 3 1 D “Iohnson and mum“) each 10m 3211:; 811d was driven by Ray Evereaidy ------------ -- 3 2 Zing to the ‘Abbies defence. Diamond ' ' The follow‘ at the u “ted and Gordon combined, but not ef- clm A Pace classe to s21; as ft s 88 Mme “d the“ Pmwse’ mm“ This was a ma‘ race between 3 1‘ 1"‘ “Y a e1'“°°1-1- and Anderson came down abreast. Tmmpacrosa and Helm’! Dewe I ‘ but lose ou a nice save by McKen y- Class A. Pace-Colorado Mac,

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Capt. Jackson.

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ABEEWEITS Siliiii THE WAY

line-up. ~ AIN FAST nut A, Ferguson . . . . . . . .. M. Diamond C. McKenna In the Second Game Between Acadia and R. D. ..........‘.’???‘.‘.°‘.’. D. Diamond Abegweits Last Night at the Arena B‘ A‘ E‘“°"“£..;;.'..'.;..”' ““°"°“ . . . . R. . n . . . . . . . . . .. . owse the Abbles Won a Decisive Victory by ‘t, Q3132 ...L‘3‘c‘52t.“..‘..r. a. Score of 5 to 2. Intermediate Game A51- Br-dv r- e»- affs 4 t0 1 g’ " w’ “emu”

eliminated-Harry Todd and Ever- YQMY! raced of! for 2nd place, Harry Todd winning. Silk Worthy 1a own- ed and was driven by Mr, Harold Stead. - .