THE CHARIJOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

DECFlilBER 23, 1927

. a GlSH l’ ' ‘ It . -_. ‘B . s = A ~ FRINGE EDWARD l» ONLY——-2 MQRE DAYS TIME43J5, 7 AND 8.45 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ AIATINEE-JGC, 2st‘. EVENING-PIN’. 26C, 37!‘. ' t I i’ i; T IS a story of passion and suffering that i‘ t in gives her the finest opportunity for emo;

ticrial acting in her brill It will touch your heart,

NAIT-IANIEL

with its power and beauty!

iant screen career. grip and hold you

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WTHORNFS ACCLAIMED As A FILM i MASTERPI

ECE! NEWS

REVIEW

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STRAND -‘“_-TODAY _

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WARNER BROS

women OLAND FLOBELLE FAIRBANKS WILLIAM DEMAREST -

Central Guardian

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ser- vices, Dec. 25th will be as follows:- Hartsville 11 a. m. Brooltfield 7 p. m., Clyde River 3 p. m. and Sunday School at 2 p. m.

IF YOU WANT the best white pound cake. light or dark fruit cake, order from Stewart's Bakery.

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BELFAST-WOOD ISLAND Sun- day, Dec. 25th, Belfast at 11 a. m.. and 7 p. m.; Wood Islands at 3 p. m.

GREAT ARRAY of fancy baking for the Christmas trade. Stewart's Bakery. '1513-12-23-2i

DR. T. E- E- ROBBINS’ dental of- fice will be tilosed from Dec- 26th, until about January 10.

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OUR. CHRISTMAS cake is put up in wax paper and pretty holly boxes for gifts. Stewart Bakery. 1513-12-23-21 POLICE COURT. —At the Police Court yesterday morning two -um- mary ejectment cases were heard. In both judgment was given for the plaintiff, for all the lands claimed. A case under the Prohibition Act having liquor in possession was ad- journed to the 27th.

H‘ , ii l Hi IJHEESEiNIi iiiuiliuiiiiiis",

Given by Provincial Dept. of Agriculture,

I on Tuesday Evening, . . -Presentation o f ,, .

Prizes. i 0n Tuesday evening the Prov- incial Department of Agriculture tendered a banquet to the cheese and butter makers of this Prov- ince who had been in conference liir two (lays. The banquet was held ut the Davies Hotel anti it was an enjoyable function, Mrs. Lynds supplying n splendid spread» lion. W..\i. Lea, liiinister oi‘ Agriculture

was the Toast Muster,

After the itpast to the Kins Will been honoured the guests were in- troduced by John A- McDonald. Dairy Stiperlntentlent- Then follow- ed an address and the presentation

flVlCTOR SEASTROM Prvl/Ufillvfl

Willi LARS HANSON’

A_MCIT(t§0/l/‘lljy/l Mayor incruiu;

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League f i

Powerful llole in l “Scarlet Letter”,

STELLARTON, Dec. 22. ~Stellar,- tcirwill have a splendid team in the APC. League this winter. Some excellent hockeyists are \v0rk- ing in town and the interest is in-

The etern intolerant-i- iu‘ the ienrlincienriiig in hockey. Officials of; Purl , then‘ hardship»- aud tlieirlthc Stcllarton Clllb say thflf» EllEYl fatialt l opposition Iii .ilI inn" will have a winner in G. Diamond!

savor! of plcustirv. form lllf’ inn-k dormer goalie of the Charlottetown ground for Lillian (fish's nliml Abbits; Lawlcy o1‘ Glace Bay; Joe ltaftliug autidraniuiii- rolo, in “Flii-‘Nairii. of Steilarton; Lever, Cape 5012161. Lettei‘.".t‘iliiii-t| from .\'.ilii atllul Hawthorneis ('lfl5w“~‘lt', anilsccroi- in the A,P_c_ which is now playing at iin- i>i~iiii~~i.i‘car; Cormiei" and Ferguson, of Emit-am Theatre, Pictou; Moss, Charlie Potts. Joe

The Hawthorne story has neon Beaten, Bubbles MacDonald and

League last‘

placed on the screen with an atnal-"Cllleffi- ‘

ing fidelity and the tv-aturc i.‘ iii‘ i‘ tnagnitude that lists it among the indfllt important. pl ‘s of the your» But thejnteriastitig thing is lll-‘ work 0i Lillian (lish- She ciiii-ri-‘ilfiffl’ on tlie rcle with a ilcvout spii-itl ion when the season opens. ._altin to_ that of llli- ilUlUFH in lllv! Pbheion P y, as for six yea" shi- i

l < ‘

Sp she brings to the role or " ~ L. 0. C.

tor. Prynne" a breadth oi‘ nzitli-z- l __“_ _

Blinding that makes 1h4- t'lllll'ill'll'l'l The Ilmgué of the class ane ... ,_' “ _ rs

once. who bore 1 brunt‘ ‘of hiuivi '('il' euxyvizlele at "Us time of u“ _ . .. . , . . to shield the man she loved. 'l‘ii<-‘. dramatic climax at thi- usi-ygg-hm‘ an o,p'porttiiiiiy' to ri- sublimefiieights in lit-r p0l‘il"ii_\ ‘ ‘cnshcti and one on e t ' . i -i ‘ ‘ ‘ l‘ _‘__,‘ ,‘ .n‘ering fccls ihdiwonien and children i< i1‘i‘ll =“‘ 3,Ql§,,f,’“§: tiled“ on i“ miilmgmi like ‘dm-matic SQQUQHCLN llt"ll‘|\' ~nL~ do t u-ialtyhhilnd hub] assistants ‘ .., ‘.. _ ,, w... g _‘_ thdupand people appearing in ilii-ii i hen‘ patrons feel aitiulsifimg.

iilave Started Practice

iianager to be named shortly. 7 .-}-—§» __

‘Elillilfil \'-'illl chains and bells and

~’ ‘ trcc.

quaint Puritan garb, and ili-- i-nstl he (Jllillllfl) for sum t ,- . _ flweil suited to the Nlill‘_\' l. ijlplt-lmns dinner‘ cone ° “m m9" lnloll, the Swedish liai _\'iill!" In conclusion the L‘ O C wish

tithes his debut in Amt-r - .i=' “DhpmesdaleW the clerizyiiiiin lov- "Iqot the heroine, and llrnigv ii gflthflll, once her lOVPl‘ in Till ‘fifth Nation" plays licr Xcnicz. - a-emivincing manner. Karl Imm-

fan, tlie barber surgciin, ha. llii _ "ntric role, ant‘. \\"lliani Tooker. Mattie-lie (‘ordzir- Hayes, Jules (Jcwlts, Iiiili- .lo.\'i"' Cfld and James A. Mari-its i-iini- a well balanced to.

rm. excellent single l'\‘I'i urea and a. vi-ry fini- programme ninki» a \"'i'.\‘ i-Iiiiu entertainment. si-i- ii toiiny ni- iirdiy-

1i extend to their patrons a M ,._ Tliristmas and a H i eiiy ;er0us New Year, appy and Pro“-

E” VOIlg-yball

Thi- Business Men came buck “lions in the second and third ‘games to defeat the Seniors in the "lmli-‘ll game last night. Thai sflniorg qpmillfltitki excellent ball in the iii l ,_,,., l,i§‘amt= but failed to hold their ])()g~,l_ m. Lions as well in the last two games, .“‘»..ii< Th0 scores for the izamt»;

8-45. 15-9 and 15-6.

The local boys have started pron-j

The hall is beautifully de-,

SERIAL

SEIZURES OF STILLS -- Loo Bradley and li‘rank Plains, (lustomsl and Extrlse Officers made thrc-c seizures yesterday, one of Wushl land lllnonshinc at lnkcrtiiau, on‘: of Moonshine at Rose Valley. one

‘VERA Lewis ‘JOHN MiLjAN auto 0o nu 5mm s1 »

MARY ROBERTS‘ FHNEHART

Title-sis. 1 8i 8-45 Matinee-lite. 16¢-

iB r u in s’ President Says -_ .,/ Herber ts W111 Be

BOSTON, Dcc.

spare forward of the

teur Club finalists with the

Grads in last season's Allan Cup‘

series. That the sale may somewhat of a disciplinary mea

_ ' the statement o $51333: iiéiixiiriizls F. Adams of thean attempt "WY

Bruiuiis in announcing the deal.

13111611; Alex. _MacDonald. leading‘ ,

More 0f The M

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Size of Ice

ntcrmcdiatcs will also be strong. iaii Amateur Hockey Association _ ‘ lshnll be not less than no feet iongmlimd 11""- diid '10 feet wide, properly boarded and lighted with seating capacity of 1

at least fifteen hundred (1.500).

Fair Body Check Defined

‘ f' 0d hkhllbwhen ‘ A a". b y C cc S a e lthlthe puck or annoys or obstructs an‘

of me body whenlopponent the referee shall stop the

a player bodies an opponent w the hip or side

i’"l"“'i il-“Ifi fl rm‘ preitily trimmed Christ- standing still or skating at a slow

The alleys ai-c clean and rate of speed. If, howevgi‘; itpggyglliotxuside occmred‘ The dpuuerate g0 ,,.,,,,,,m,n,_

d checklngmaking of off-side plays d accord-ipenalized as a foul.

is skating last or uses elbow, it \\i'il1 bc considere and a fouland be penalize ingly.

There shall be no body checking

within five feet of the boards.

22.'--The much- ‘ . I ._ I _ rumored saleblpfh Jain; l-gegosrts ‘ , i n eta s e ac a9

Inllilaiieileaiiinouiicement that the star

Boston Bruins had been sold to the Toronto‘ Maple Leafs for $15,000 cash- 1i“? Bruins also acquired rightsto the service of Eric Pettenger, centre ofier said.

t Will‘ Canadian Ama- me For mm Toronto port that th

have been President Adams s-ithe Bruins already

a, r it i m e , Amateur Hockey Rules Him

The standard size for ice for al 11nd 110W to be in good condi- elimination and final games played, The under thc jurisdiction of the Cflllfld-l

This rule means that there is to

“LIVE NEWS" of Wash and complete stlilnidvest- dust“, wem give“ by 31,,_.,S,.,,._ _]_ gummy NIGHT-file TO ALL. moreiantl, all in Queens (.()llil‘l‘_i'~ w‘ Bmmm.‘ w‘ H‘ Shaw‘ _]_ ,\_

I This is the fifth seizure these olii- Dewar‘ J‘ "__ Slmpqnl,‘ “m, J‘ w‘

cers have made iii tlircv tluys- fimsml‘ The programme also im-ltitletl MARSHHELD‘ - DUNSTAFF‘ stilus by Mr. (iharlcs lilurlu and

-—'l‘he lnaugtirul service in con- nection with tin» hiitrshiielil—lliiu~ staflnage new Uiiitvtl (lhurciuwiil bu continued next Sunday- llev- . Sidney Donnell, of St. Andrcivs

“We think we have players iii-ho Church, St. Jolin-iviil preach tit ll will be more in accordance with our u. ‘ill. Rev, l-laminoutl Johnson, ct‘ team morale and training camp 'i‘riiiity Church, will preach at 7 Yrules than Herberts. Jimmy will be p. in. Special (ifffifillfifi for thi- 'better of‘! in his new atmosphere in Building Fund» Brackley will lmltl gha; he will he nearer his home, sin-rice al 5i nnciSlaecial (Tip-ist- . " own- mas lllllriic. ork Jftlllllllfl Corv- busmfis and {Emma the club ‘ice at 7 l). m. incltidinil it Vcsiiei‘ Service iii charge oi’ the (‘..(l.i.'f‘. group- Tho Sunday School will he held at 2-30 p. m.

Better Off

BETTER FOR TEAM

Commenting on a Canadian re- e Bruins were angling for Ralph Welland of the Minni- apolis Central Hockey LEflKiIB Ll“ i announced that have purchased in i928, but that. be made to bring lhim to Boston before the new ilfiillfl

PERSONALS

Mr. Alan S. Stewart has arrived from Toronto University to spend Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stewart.

f, him for delivery

' Miss Fanny Stecves Truro. is visiting in the city. the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. C. Brown, Victoria

‘ i Mr. John Andrew East Royalty side when the mick has been hit bynnd Stewart MacNutt, city, arrived ,_ or as touched the dress or‘ pcrsornwednesdgy evehing from Klntyg 10f any player on the opposite siéle, College, Halifax, for Christmas holi- or when one of his own side as§days. ‘skated iii front of him either with, itlie puck or having played .2; when; M1". Henry Smith ivas o DHSSOIIEZBI" yesterday to Moncton, to visit Mixi ‘since a playgr who l5 qjlyg-‘idg may and Mrs. A. W. Peterson, where Air-i,‘ be put on-side as pitividecrnmsmllll 1b Bl Presents" i lclause (b), the referee shall not stop. 7 lthe play undcss the player oflcnds‘, The nmnl’ Irlends 0i JBCK Cum-i iagaiiist the following clauses rm oigelegifliliifllnplvn are sorry to hem‘ ie) of this rule. '° l5 l "'35s- If a player when off-side playsi,

Tlic many frioiiils of .\lr. J, T. McKi-‘lliirlifli. Will regret to ll'lll'il that he entered the i’. l-I, lnillllltl

iplay and the puck shall be faced _ ilospllul jyestt-rtitty to tignin under-

where it. was last played before the

shall be _ "rm" i i‘ Mr. BenJ. Graham has arrived Hockey home from Halifax. He is Chief

i The Maritime Amateur Association shall have jurisdiction Stewmd ‘m blmrd ‘he Cl15l°m5 iCruiscr "Greb". He intends spend-

ver the Provin es of Ne B ns- . flick‘ Nova scotch‘ and pllynceruEdling the winter months with his however,

family at Sturgeon and will return

iniakers hy Hon. Mr. Lea-

ot‘ prizes ‘to the butter and cheese

Iiir- James Henderson. of the ilominion (lruding Stall‘ of Tortin- in, OnL, and .\‘ir- liiorroiv, Maritime Dairy (lrader, spoke on Federal grading- »

Short addresses on illi‘ dairy iii-

Mdden nroimands Rives one the lm. preasion that the val f . Senator players has r .. . 1y inflated to boost the sale prim o;

By IATEC“ ‘ “ r‘

Boxing

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Joe Irvine, St. John weiterwelgb} who won over Joe Hartnett. forth, erly of Halifax. at St. John week is carded to trade wal ps with Bill Burns, Jimmy Cox or 1n equally good opponent in connect. tion with Charlottetowns opening show for the Winter season.

Only a. few days ago Irvine hand- ed Johnny Nemis an art if! l5 ' at Sydney and his fierce punch fig ability won him repognition as‘ of Canada's best waiters. Neniisi n‘ the Maritime welter title by de- feating Jack McKenna at Sydney about a. year ago. Joe Hartnett, wlic is listed among Irvine's victims. al- so conquered McKenna-that is when the present middleweight champ was in the 147 poundclass.

The St. John boy. weighing around 150 pounds, is headed foi fistic fame in Canada, and in ‘the vicnity of St. John, where he has been doing much of his fighting the mere mention of his namr means a capacity house. His recorc" is impressive, having fought Jack McKenna, Johnny ‘McIntyre, John- ny Nemls, Joe Hartnett, Buddy Lew- is, Joe Carbone, Kid Danboise, Jot Goodson, Al Smith, Frankie And- erson, Joe Christiaensen, Young Palmer and Pal Lorrainne.

Bill Burns, who is mentioned a: Irvine's opponent Ihere, comes tr Charlottetown with an excellent re- cord to prove his worth. His fcat it annexing two amateur class title: at the one nicet is something sel- idom equalled while an inatour Burns won both the we ter ant

NAGE _' BRACKLEY AND YORKlMiss Fflliirll‘, tfll()l'll:<it‘h‘ by ihc llllll-‘ing and beating ‘m. pi,“

iluietters, fifty in all, a ilnucc. b)’ Iiiisi-i Muriel Xiacilonuld lllll reading by Dr. Green-

llon. Nlr. ilcii in prc nting ili prizes spoke (ill this Vllllll‘. of lli dnlry industry nud gave facts and figures showiui; tho i-xccliiiioiiul market tixisllnp; today for kililll tluii'_i' ('L1ll.l(9, also of tho tlt-nizin-l from pilrtit-s in the lfniiod SlillUv‘ for part of (‘nnudiuii car load lots and Kflllltttl cow's and heifers-

Alr. llctiilersou slioki- on tho iii- (‘PEZIHG in the ilunlity ol'.tlulry' pro- dutzts tiuriug the last. three _vcar=. 'l‘liere has hcon a 35 per cont iii- i-rcaise in numbci" ones-

Mr- Aiorrow stressed thi- impuri- aiitre of having the important grit dos ninintuinil-tl.

i.\li'. Iioulicr spoke on lifllfyllll! uml potato lgro lug, .\lt‘. Shaw on (‘tlllllllillllly lirt-t-iiiiii: anti markii-‘s for cattle. .\lr. l)(5\\'lll“tlll llii- his- tory of tlairying, .\lr- Gibson on tho feeding of calilc, .\ii‘» Simpson on the National Dairy Conference»

Short remarks were music by .\li‘. heofe on behalf n1‘ the chvcseiniuli- era, niitl Mr. Ludlow Jenkins oii behalf 01' the butter makers.

PROGRAM 'I'(lliSilll£lSl('r—]i0ll. \\'- .\i- L011» .\’|inisici~ of Agrit-tiiturv

The King (hid Sure Till‘ Kim;

iuirtiiiiiciion ti‘ (1iit-i:ts---.l. A- .\lt~ Donald.

AdiilYSr-l and Prcsciitiititiii of -i'rizos AThe ltiinisti-i- of Agrlctilttirc-

Soio- .\1r ‘Charles Eurln Song No- 1.

l)iiiii:ti~~.\liiricl hltdlllfllllll- "i-‘t-tlcrtil (iTil(llllK">—-.\ll‘t-l>ii‘h'. ileu- tlersoii and .\1()l‘I‘il\\'.

ilcaditig~ l)r- (jrccn. Song No. 2-

Disctission on the ilniry’ industry- Short AiHiYPHHUS by J, \\'. llillllltél‘,

b0 I10_l->°<iY-¢ll@¢k3ng ‘m m“ ‘m’ 318:: eagllaggkhggsvtillgi‘ provinces ito Halifax sometime in February to W- R- Show. J. A. lleiviir. J. Wilfd lllle- ‘ ‘ p or any two of them Shun have the‘ take up his official duties as ii. Simpson and .I- \\'. Theunl.“ norms rwimilled 1° “t. steward. ouniini.

jthe body in checking are l the defending team when back of the 60-foot line. but l ‘must be no charging. ‘ A player being off-

Gene Tunney T0

1 Commence Training

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Dec. 22. —— ‘ _ ,Gcne Tunney shortly will institute "'3'" a training campaign in Florida to 1 I _ _. _ , ‘ ‘ ,put himself on “cdge" for any nec- n l m Second mam‘ "h" R“"“Y essary defence of his world's heavy-

nnycrs of right to form a Provincial Associa- Lliey are tion under its own name and to here withdraw from the Maritime Assoc-

side ‘s put tn- Association as a member.

m‘ l Among the visitors iivlio motored‘ to Charlottetown Thursday water-l Mr. and Mrs. Crilly Lea, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Profitt, W. E. Parker, R. C. Holm. Chester Lea, Clifford Lea, all from Victoria; _Jas. Colb, Lea Dawson, A. Sobey, Wllmot Mcljgn‘. aid of Crapnud.

iation, and to be received into this

Toronto Grads JWinBy 10 T01

WINDSOR, Ont, Dec. 22.— Uni-

‘ Result 0f Mail §§¥;“.1l.i.i’.§.i?.§~°?l.‘2YSESTtiFiZIZiZ§ Vote For Election i

carnival. performed herc tonight l

and convinced amateur hockey en-

i“(lod Save The King“

I MENU. (trope-fruit

(‘reum of 'l‘omzitu Soup

(luvcu Ullvtes lci-ii (fi-ltiiy

Scallopctilnxsti-rs Tomato Sltlltti‘. lttiust Domestic. (loose Apple .lcll_\' Potato Stuffing iinni Cran- htiyry Siiucc

Prmiint-tl Potatoes (lrt-cu l'('-i‘i (lultligu Wax ilealli-i

_..___..4-»_>__ -~ K _ NAITIONAL HOCKEY l.[-‘.A(il7E ilfltl considerable (‘due 0.1 inc Firei-‘.\ve1ght boxing mga_ lllillSlflSlS of their ability to look aft- ('l"l\\' (YlHIW . “Egypt's, mt ii and stieceedcd in winniiirt the? This w, ma“; ted b the hh,,,n_i-i~ the Dominitms laurcis. They , Plum Puddiiii-i ilurtl Shut-ti "WC" l“) olmlklit. The scores Lc-i ~ -f '5 a t y hl- l ptrounced the Windsor Chicks local cwzma" Sh“? Breede“ A"'-“"- illlill" P10 Vanilla ice (‘ream , , _ mg 15-44 for the mm hich itasiilci: iigw 5.3L‘ igi- lm°lm°dlmes by “ “w” "l 1°‘ l° 1' orr‘ i - Cmmulm” Wk" 3mm“ ‘mm’ w .5; Montreiil—-Canadiens 5; Cln- “PllPployctl by both teams andla {we week-S vacamm‘ He Sum he Dave ‘Trotter was the outstanding for fir; allergies“, foiuulet “fan ‘mic ‘ Wllllf‘ (Viki! ‘ 13, ll-lsrfl l0! the second. wnuld 1.0mm ,0 Miami Beach ‘m, mstar of the invaders. Hc outskated Canadian gh l‘ (‘B Y3" Ofh for l-h€‘(,l'(l(tkt!l‘(-l‘ (funuiiiiiu tfhctisi» KfiToronto-Pittsburgh 3. TOFOIIID‘nigfelljllfiTinllnfid up ‘Hi5 follows: pron-acted may Shortly aim. the!?;lg’r igilzaipgtonf thphicc and‘ colleicted “on for the 5g; 15;: igiefificggU Lllyvrviliiisins 1 ‘Oranges 21W “film's " diampion.’ dinner" to b Yiven in’ _ S °T T99 Eva-s an an . ' _‘ . ‘Huwil all“ NA‘. New York-Montreai Maroonslltl- Miller __ , R. A. I-n-ndleton Ncew Yori: January 4t; “by theYfisllsi-i Sullivan’ Hudson‘ Porteldigfitiisutiltciiatihiiiitldf ilslletftézrilflgilllffshghe 1m "0"": - Mm‘ 5i New York Americans 2. i" ' Wmsler H» Filillleil Madison Square Garden Club. (inn and Plaxton‘ a“ gm l" m" Breeders‘ A ‘ -i ti 8p‘ i ‘filer Immur Mum i---».---—--- - - - ,R. 0- Eaton .. . . . n. Tonmbs H9 paused p, deny report“; o; m, fl filler‘! in the scoring spree. M m 55°“! ‘m- I i more (llllliftfiivfii Dr‘ McKenzie -- W- Iivllri/ engagement recently. declaring tliatl "““<'.'_~ ' ‘ Rive? Hf§f;"§,,v"‘sf°“‘ “any Baker" z W. Mllrley o h I d m ‘ , id‘ u , .‘ ~ . ‘To Makers Making Over 90 per i Warren ngwsnwriteiig will (liegiimgiixigrrtlic Qfigiurzxrsglévggis’ “m °' N°' l sPecials- 3°14"! Firemen t kn it." ' " ‘i 5' “ , ll“ '1' Sm” " ~ ‘Mm Turned O oY-~—~@*>—r-— ~ Contract NidgeiiritwiiiiaZiiLilii-gc Gordon Oak “Y3”? tKmim ‘Stanley "lviilm ' - I i - l p e ‘s tountiou, $9.30; lkiiry"

he“ W! inhale Min- J. A. MacMillan Jack Turner l~ ' Also rub it on throat its. Nicholson . . . . .. w. Scantleburyl 0116!?» ‘P. W. Turner . . . . . . . . . . .. F. Fraser; ' T. Hnwatt‘

inrc enjoyed

CANADA'S NATIONAL

lioclmy in Canada's great nation- Jack Delaney, former world's light-'

al winter sport.

éoihtir forms of outdoor recreation iluring the invigorui. ‘dill-l stetistm 0f ice and snow non»

wmrsn GAMEi

Lake. Manitoba NEW YORK, Dec. 22. - The Saskatchewan, W. C. Heron Hun? contract for the management of toon. Saskatchewan. ' I

inally cost Pete Reilly only $900 Strathcona. Alta. - four years ago, was purchased m. Joe Jacobs of New York, for Griffiths, Victoria, R. N0. i, B, c,

Assovixiiioii $10; llvpnrlintint $20.

"It's 3930' Duh-y Associntici $10- Albeh-Jh wi . --' . - ' ' “ ' Alllltilllzh miniy heavyweight champion, which orig- fail, Airiii; he?» R ligiiii srii i; ml$fL'",'}',,',"‘,,f:°' Rem, m q , ' ' i - ' i I ' . . . ng n, .pi-

l-‘. ~ - . .

British Columbia‘ C‘ E‘ Whitney“ aygnftiimlllt-l‘ Asaotintititi $10.

Cyril Comiick. Hamilton, Spil-

Willriil Mcllnugnll. Tynn Valley.

i‘ lent six round knock-out own-i Be

I New Haven

time:

‘CANADMN All-[ERICAN ]|()CKEY!UT them has uilainod tho tiositiou

1. Quebec 0.

Boston 4' Philadelphia 5 lovcrgis licld by hockey. No other izunie

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“flutter put up in Chrlslrnnany Packages.