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FEBRUARY 26, 1924 THE CHARLO’I'I’ET_OWN GUARDIAN __ _PAGE SEVEN ' '

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HOCKEY 'AND ~ BOXING AND ‘

Latest News, Realm ,,,,,,,, f Sport |

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AND BLACK HAND l(lliT|]TTii\NA NUSESFHRTHER ICE RACES AIHHEHET UISELARGE CRTIHDS HITHESSE

AIJETEAT Tll SACHVILLE -|]UT |]ANA|]|[N5 AHHAHGEO LAST NIGHT T[| TIGERS HY THE IDE HA

WSIS Wil'»IloSS6d by Large Number A Another Fast Trot to be Held Wednesday The Pup and Marga

Wl10 Wenlf-Way Fully Satisfied-Game ___ For Which Handsome Silver Trophy _ __ Winners oft Was Particularly Free From Dissen- “p,,uch,, .Broadbent H Bo u Donated- “Todd” Trotters to Tigers Without Bates

as e Fine weather and a good cro

° - 10 l G l f ' _ _ _ _ sion and Was Marked by Splendid S°°"°" .“.y oa 0 Race Next Saturday. a§g6§I°K§§§§)§'§)‘I'\° i;;g_;§;<;fg g;7v,f;;'",g,g;, ‘_%;_;_§,‘;,

Team P1 ay_ _ Game 1n_~Second

Pel`l0d- The Charlottetown Driving club

--- -met last evening and arranged rac-

(Speeili to the Gt-urrlian) lin this period, Kelly performing on OTTAWA F b 25_o"uwa Sona f W dn d he noon The

SACKVILLE. N- S-, Feb. 25. - a pass from Gordon nine minutes ' e ' :es or e es ay Tl r ' y

as without doubt on rl n th Th ld d tors nosed out the Montreal Cana are repeating the tnst trot which

Ml W e ° “ er 6 gms' e ll" °- eu ' dlens in a thrilling Nlltlolwl H00- was such a great' contest on Satur-

Tshhirtilallldngavvlstls svlrliytltleoslliteldmlilylcg ‘ed'l?li;1flEl`aTn:s!:e‘t:ltlTJtilmyvvTiIi\cTi lldhzhed key League fame herle tlast tlhlighl day last, and will have as an ad-'

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houseful of spectators last 'with everybody on their feet was xuiclgseoofoxggogoziog gllttorrig dmmml “unter MMR Clemens’

when the Charlottetown Ab- 'undoubtedly the best of the three. Gwned by Mr' Im Car" ot Cove defeated the Sackville combin- 'The visitors in th-is period, especi- $3525 :gli t‘h:;d;£u;,:l§,T5‘ gxnfg fgleafl RMB falls ll€\"€ life Very Hl\_X~ to the tune of a 3-1 score. _ally called their splendid combln- suit it, doubt tmtii the gong sig.i Oni’ t° “ee ine Criesceus ‘mme ‘fl

The fixture from the start was 'ation system into action and dis- naiied the termination of Diiiying a°t°“' as "Ly beleye he can °“"

with thrills both teams time lpjayed tc their audience and op- time_ Qttawas niinweti nu the trlnhn "Pt me mhere' the remelnlbrancei

again brirnginl; the fans tolponenis alike the effectiveness of in their incite, to take finwh the ol his Pellformance here H ‘ew Wm, M the meeting las( Evening toes by spectacular rushes two and three men team work. The verdict, while Canadiens, fighting ters ago being Bm] fresh ln melrlytas deemed to hom the May

splendid combination work. A limi tally was made by Cronin of desperately to hold their slim ad- minds' F°“°wl“g Wm 'he the “t“"`l lodd cup ram 0" 'S“t“"l"y ‘mlm wh., n fine showing of good hockcy, _ _ -

of the contour the Rod und Biuoh just before the vantage over Toronto so Favs in ters in the Class A_T.rot Wednes- H0011, and additional entries are hom teumu making splendid pluysllng them, the decision going

0llllll`>llil0ll 0f Het 'collclllfllllg bell thllll ending one 0! the race for second position, ncvcr day 'memoon at 2 ‘wlockl 'looked mr [mm ‘lwnells having und bringing the fans; to their fc

Dllli “D by lwfill 80Bll€S. the fastest and cleanest hockey let up from the opening whistle till Mack Todd (M" Brellaun' free" Todd 'rollers ln the munlry uinlly times, especially thc com'hln ‘l"“l"“'“‘l° *ll'Vl"l< flnlsh Ffh’ Diamond who was sev--fixtures staged here in years. the closing bell. Another capacity Keme (J~ Murmyl' A' llleetllm of the Club will be‘h"l‘l'ution work ot' the Dnlhoush- for- l’""‘l "">@‘l "Ui The l'“l‘» 'l`l\’“S‘f

bombarded during all threat The game all through was strik- house saw the two teams battle it Bwby T°‘ld U' `M°D°““ld)' 'Thursday eyenmg when these e“`l\vai-ds, neither tellm, scoring this l“"’ ll"“l--4 Wim* Dl`<Yl1Hl)lY U10 ll

The

Major Upton (lP_ S. Brown). Ever Ready (-N. McCourt). Tony (S. Thorne). ' Frank Dillon (T. Mills). Kirkwood Todd (F. Bourke), Captain Jack (J. Arbing). lMr. Gallagher (H. _Stead). Blackbird (W. D_ Brehaut). Nellie T. (J. Spencer). Stella Acquiri'(F. Turner).

'hit Ii--1. The first period result

Against Town’s Amateur Team.

AMHERST, _Feb. 25. -Dalhousi

of hockey here tonight by.a sco

in u tic. the score being 1-1, wit lioth teams playing good. cleu hockey. Smith, of Dal. fipdill

ed lington llc-Neill, and Frisco Dire

9 and Class B Pace.

be.

CES YESTERDAY

ret Grattan Were the h e Two Evelits. _

wdttan, four year old daughter 0' ur- ,Grattan Royal, `2.06’/4, the Wonder

uyiiiire, considerably ou-perior to the

zlflcrnoun. The track coliinlittec|others. She won ewch heat by a had everything in good shape, hav. nice margin, with V\’ast-ana tMaid ing worked all morning preparing u good second in the first llie cuursc_ T-here were two rucesillcats and Aliegweit. who showed ion the iirograinnle, Class B trollflllrrllos Oi' i<l‘€l=ll Slleefl bill- WHS

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lsteudy, second in the third lieat.

hockey team defeated the Amherst Tho Ciuss B T,-ot had Seven ginr Sliilililary: iliiliiteur team ill a splendid game tors ,hut uuvolouod into u uuoi

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e tween The Pup. owned by Mr. Wei-_ Class B Trot

h owlicll by .\ll‘T lfluiillnolld Kelly.

ci, llil'l`hc Pup (McNeill)

:une tirst heut The Pup won easily, l"il_st~o Direct (K'@llI»')

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after the face off Gordon | _ _ J Y li l e d e rs. Arbing, E-. ._ pass from Smith. he as g d brilliant piece or playing - ul Ottawa. The solitary counter ol the cup, sary. A-liliot and Riggs, The vote dl' .-nnlileil to hilly the final score l

in the first tally for the llilisoulo ogmo frolmlthls _Stiok age; ohnni c Trot (For wednesday .Af. lhanlni was seconded and heartily Dal. leaving the soorfi 3-1 Who" George KU-llllfzscll §

visitors. He was followed six 5 x 99" an We H m “ll 95 H ternoon), passed »by the lmeethlg. the final gong sounder. The D _

_ ft rwards b Horsler elapsed Of the ll¢¢0llfl l2€\’l04l- Darke* (E. J. McNevin . ienni were lunch the heavier and

h _the Amherst nets, and Webst m, placing the rulibei- in Dnl’s go

for 'Amher,st. The second frani

He however. was in ingly free from rough house play out, and for the greater part of the “H'~'li Cresseus (l. Carr), tries will the accepted. |iioi~iod_

form and treated both the there being only three penalties time the majority of the spectators -VlHl‘Y Plcllllord (J. Arbing). 'Mit P. S. Brown eloquently lll0\"‘ The third period started off w

and Sackville player! t0 DBF- ‘handed out and these for minor. were on their feet. 9'] a "me Ui thanks to '-he V0l\ll'l'|¢t rusil, both tcnlns determined some of the greatest sensn- offences, The game was scrappy through- The above race will be i`or a leer ‘C0l“`mlll@9 Wlw l°0li Cllfll`i?-9 .-core. and a few minutes of p of the evening. out but the excellent work of Mike handsome silver trophy donated 'by Ol' lTl'8 Clellflllg Ol' Elle lC€ COUl‘S9 saw Huslaltl, tho star oi’ the D'

got away promptly as _'_ Rodden as referee kept the affair u good friend ol' the |Charlottotown and -made possible the races olllimnnin main, after a neat rus

and there were cgi-thin. from getting out of hand. - Driving Club. lt will be competed Saturday afternoon last. He paid 'a|placlng the rulilier in Amllerst

no waits between i-usheS_ Two To Harry Broadbent again goes for twice. The horse winning the warm trilbute to the energy and en-in-,=t, and following thc face-off,

- llle ll0ll0l‘ 101' d0WlllrlS llle Canucks nla onit of oints wil b awar ed tllusiasm of IM ss ‘ -. <. < ‘. w a

onl ai or

(_ cifort to lullrl tlvelr llorsra lirst

l t e y i ) lvllhltiuniiqitzd the one and only point t ' There was 9' lace "ft lust outside "° _ their combination work was the l (or me home players_ -the red line at the Canadiens’ end, `>.cu_t._utiou of the whoie game ”°”’

The second period opened with and 'mm the draw Nlgm’°" “MP _ llaslam, Hickey and Lewis wei‘e,G90me N_ Kumzscu tamed

' Biliousliess

Doctors wnm against remedies containing owerlul drugs and alcohol. "'|Phe Exlracl of Rootl, long known an Mother Scigcl'x curative Syrtlprjiu no dope or xtroiigingredientl; itcllases away indigesfion, bllioumeu und con

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both teams on even terms and iH A M I L T 0 Nhed the disc olit to Broadbent. the stars for the visiting tea l lil through was nnexhlhitinn nf` P“"°“ “'“‘l’l’“d ‘E "ard “"“ "“°' ' . Lewis. the goalie. making a nu rs _ _ The puck struck Vezina‘s left pad In her of Housatiouui Su,h,,;_ in

' near the top and glanced into the . .

iiiilllurd pluyors and known also.

speed and team DlBY Wllill; 0V;ifYf 1Amhm_`_ Hammett Tucker _"T5 flhrollghlitit tho _east because of his

body Playing a high rant 0 'i‘0R0l\T() Foh 25-Although uct to the alnazemcnt of the goalnr ] I H .. . . "I h k y_Ihulltighilagiriii'huehseljhul i;i;lc;:l_i_¢ltie_i1itUof{ _

H H t P t all H. L championship on Satur- by the Ottawa. right winger. .l.l~}V L , .. . ”. br-and 0f_h0c fly pllfweh ony

I3 ugly nightfhige wihten th(oyaf(o_l;;!_;i;l :hi _ _ Iuuatleil-s gl’ tlic iiyutiiliiiil _Colnr:r- _during hte whnie game, After th

“my” ° am 0" . . 9,96 ol' r°gl`eS5 V0 ° li C” C' match the Dal- tellin were guests gh, fi i . i 1904

Hhoi-t end of 8 two to one count, iii _ tion expect to name here inJuly|ut R (ihhce given ii ythe Dnlhoiini ‘ H W mlm H

the last meeting of the two aggre- . - . thc presidential candidate who will

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gations this season. Whilc the Amerlcan Cllnches lie inaugurated ln. Washington m mp Artisan; A

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margin of superiority was not great - _ March -4, 1925, ‘ ,- _L_ L 1. Wh __ _ -

_‘tho Irish deserved _the hvictory.. 7-5: Frequently to The National Conference has hhgalgsltioi tigtzisédyoilidsiam son lsemml dmsmn cm” Spllrred on by realizat ont at a de- _ licen called for July 4, It is ex- ' A ' ' _ 'feat meant farewell to all chalnpion ' Opponent S pected that both Republican and Hickey and Coleman' for

tl -rtl in t~tl. - ' - , ~. _ W

shin hopes. the two teams played p’e;t";;;__fe5 get "h‘;‘_‘_;;§_ ;‘_:‘a_e”;‘“ll:1 Right, Deniotratit conventions will have Amhe,.st_Ci,,u,,,,,,,,_ mai- iii.,-t.

ntipnlion. Can be had at _any h°,f.ll(](;e“I¢vg_'§ :i;lh't “enum” ih\_`th.e wuhtry .thin win-ter, the Gd-nr. -*”- Qlilgxllell tgegot Ezgdéggtes gy 'Ehlf lett and Bradshaw, defence: ' Three Yea dm* “°'°‘” 6°' ll” "°'“"“° ‘posed by Referee Ross, five of them getown Tigers 'marched the .More|l| BUENOS A|REs_ 1:-eh_ 25_Lui5 mark time tlntil the veélelggcirlts ,l;2;|:,::?(l;;l.' ihrélétfir 223 gxzbmpelli' ""*

_going to the visitors and none of_Dl‘€B~liIlH\1El\§B lllw lcllmil -10 llle Angel Flrpc tonight knocked out finish at New York. The locall uhs ' y pp' ` The" Mr' J°h" Jensen Used D" ‘them were for deliberate fouls. ll-l1'llG Ol’ 7-5- “Farnier" Lodge, 'in the fifth round conference, which will represent S ' ' Plus'

C E AND O Fel’ 2° *“ nillior pcnalrles vlere handed o

(1 v » - ~ ' ' W.l t. playel .plent t oc e

hockey The Abmes “Kam more Wf‘.Hli0ll€ll lli’ the alll-lcnco of Jack slid the majority of the audience. _-\ifolist(l'>Tiii tanslwitllisssorl the gam

Allltms, which necessitntell the rc- llflle. Velllllll- WHS llSl@0iJ Url the _.é 'ho whiuth, hohu: hamiimi hy _io

ef ill the second heat it was a thrill- 'l`l‘<lllY (Wllli~€) _U ing duel, both drivers using ever_\'_lVll,<'lli*.\' ll (ll00DGl‘)

the wirc, and inches only separat-lf\fll_\ Alilll‘f'y (C.iivel‘)

sci-li hero this winter, and it coll-

ith test between these two ll'ottel't-: ..... .. to will he looked forward to wi lny arent intel-ost by nil who witness- -'lbellwell ill0u|1Prl nl- ed _vi-stcrr_.luy‘s races. h, ln the Class B, Pace there were-pqillillel' T505' ilVllL`llllllS) ‘sl six starters, with Margaret Grat-illlllilola Girl (llnucetwi

t0iCan.'/llliall Bello (Walks-r) __

t0'Iiapper Don (\‘\'o0tl)

co -

' Class B Pace

U\C,5@U>&>-1**

5§%`\%~&\‘;l-4 o=z-i.'.:o"-

ot The Pup. lil the third liellt, ln a 'l`illlr?--l.0ii‘_/z. l_l\7‘.-£:- l.'i7‘.»2-

.\lal’gurct Gralttnn (l_\i.cKiniloll

ih Wascltna Mllifl (McNeill) __

lhirlay York (Wllitc)

' Time, 1.08'/Q, l.l0l/g, l.(‘9l/A.

S\'IlA(YUSE_ N. Y,, Feb. 25-l

for

milyoarn as our- of Anierlcn's leading _

ic-

”' old international and thu New York'

~ ‘lst-ll lllsid 'l

forward “nc muy' and the goal might be wrmeu _ (unued Phss) _ _ h I . .l_o ic=il.li_l_s, t ei .cur ay afteri .

__....... ._.. construction of the . _ (Ai h i _ 0 ing to t 9 ceim _ _ __

mE=_____." r_"`-_lm St Pats kept in the hunt for the lucky. but it was cleverly driven ' _ .. ‘H 0 m k_ “ I I to 'W \ll"“`l‘l 01 lW0 YUIN

“T Mr. Kuiltzscll gave Syracllsc “E iliternationul league pe-linant u

9 ning team in 1891 and a state l

ll» liilllor longllo baseball and ret

lwlth li record of never liavillg ilu

He Suifered for

-- - The game which was played in f _ th ~ _ ` -'--

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Specific Ailments

REXALL DVBPEPBIA TABLET8. 26a, 50° and 81.00

make digestion only and the ltomaoh healthy.

REXALL CATARRH JELLY, 35° relieve; eaurrh and

sold. In the hand.

REXALL LIVER SALTB Sic, 566. |125 l‘¢I¢0i'0 ill!

liver to normal action.

REX-ALL CHERRY BARK, 350 Ind 000, the large nie

proven this pleasant noting cough syrup givu lltllfleiloll-

REXA_Ll. SVRUP OF HVPOPHOSPHITES ILM. Nervl

uid tlnua builder. Puts snap into you.

REXALI. PILE CURE 50°, gully applied, olulau no

Irritation, gave almost Immediate relief. _

RKXALL KIDNEY PILLS 500, 8 for 11.25. Correct

kidney llloordere and eliminates uric acid from the system.

REXALL ORDERLIEB 26°, B00 Ind lim. Tho

ideal luirutlve medicine. _

sou: unlnen Poarrlve ouAaAN'rEa To elve anio- Facrlou on Monlsv nslruuolao

THE MACKINNON DRUG C0.

' ` THE REXALL KODAK STORE

PH°N‘ my P. 0. IOX-882

o what was to have been a 15 e national leaders in the farm or __-_<¢->;-

ll'll`€S‘flli99l1 11lll1ll'li9 D9l'l0llS WS round bout gallizationd labor unions railroad Very fast 'tlll‘0llSll0\-lf &ll<l the 181159 The kliockout blow was a terrific brotherhoods, etc, is expected to

_ b.I‘_ fills r hihl ‘ple - lhtf th b d d db ' lfl_'.' thlf -l li '-d d

l Rexa" Remedies f°£' 2::“:.:;. 2.. :.1.:;.._‘:;::_' L “ °' '" “ii

ed out. One thing sure, it stands to his corner. " f lf ncitllei' major party liolninutes

iid the might gpqrtgmnipiike game The fight was marked by fre-‘li candidate acceptable to thc con- _` '

“ ever played in the Georgetown fluent clinches on the part of,ference for progressive political ac-l l'5l’e"l‘*l)*""F°\° libilui '-l\‘l'G€ YQWS

i-|uk_ Lodge, who apparently was seek-'tion there is a strong probability | I l““'° sllffelml fl""“ l"‘“k**‘fl‘9 “mll ___.__

fi-ho first ooriod opened by the ing to protect himself against Fir- that the conference will launch a ”'l‘lT"0~*'S lil my l0l“lS~ ‘l (lid llvl

Tigers rushing Moron territory pos mighty right which the Argen- new Farnier-Labor party and .name Slfoil Well and had very little a Wm] the evident intention of doulgpille used almost exclusively. a presidential candidate. l lwllle lil tlle ll\0l“lliHi-nl. 'l took t me thing up quickly; Moron Frequently Jurado Benigno Rod- The men behind the guns in this bcxef ul Doddkq Kidney -Pills, a thought dwoerenuy and In a _splem rlquez, the referee, was obliged to proposed party include sngh fig- _ and rave found that they did me

did New of team work bagged me pull Lodge out of the clinches by urea as Warren S. Stone, Cleveland lot ot good.”

Hlleef f0I`C€ grand chief of the Brotherhood of . ‘This statement is made by ll

Ti ’ tt th i' t- ' _ N_ _,l-‘l, r-Th “gel” ne °r 8 ‘wen ""5 °°““ _hit is estimated that 35,000 saw Locomotive Engineers; D. B. Rob- StM£)hg'l,1.2‘l;un8 hllu lime iumcule J. Jensen, well known in thi

` _ _ _ 9 lJ°1ll- There WHS ll burst of ertson, president of the Brother- ' _ Aipluce. -f -f l0l-l°W9ll V9l`Y ‘Well D€l`l0ll Blldl1lE" Ar Ierltlrla OI sth Ei ffm ngdtlio of Engmemeu; Bert M' Jewell’ Chic' H home and home series for the Pd by me k"l“eys~ Thatls why Tigers 3_ Manu 2 _ Sk th . n ei rs troun odge ago. chairman of the Railway De- Provincial huukotimii ,_.hami,i0h,,hih_ got such prompt relief ri-nm lion The' Bécond ' _‘d 00 9 BSKFGBB V9. 0l`0ll1l§ Fll`D0 partment of the American Federa- Ti T J h in b o Kidney pills, for they act giiiy

pero opened with|to the ropes. However, throllghollt tion of Labor; Samuel Gompers. oiyzo To This won am y ya S ore the kidngvs

from backache and stiffness the joints and._ was restored

ney Pills.

_ Tigers determined -to increase the fight he landed scarcely a blow president of the American Feder- T 0 ' i me when fho' khi,u.y.,'u,. not ,ini

OQOOOOOOIXXOCFOOOQIOO

Job _Printing

A fundamental in printing is thot satisfied customers are one’s beet advertisement.

By satisfying our customers we_have stead- ily built up our job printing business. Our' volume of business in this line is now five( times the volume of two and a half years ago-nearly double that of a year ago -_and-_is still growing.

TVJ slltllrfied others--wt' can .lull-'fy 3'"-

PRIGE .. . . QUALITY . . . PROMPTNESS

The Guardian iientral

Referee, J. MoOoiineill. Judge of play, W. Dalziel. 1 However, as far as union labor is

N91-E3 concenned, the railroad brother-

Novo, mind Leather you ooh hoods and other railroad organiza

wiggle through them. _ st. tions are taking the lead in the

_.___ Dresent movement. l ' -

M»““‘,,,,,,,.,,, muywn says ,ue ,forgot uh about ._-_ The railroad men are strong for _ _ _ _ . __ the womenjmd thought only or ms T0R_0NT0_ Foh_ 25__Ch|-is Spey. McAd00. if he should gut the Dem-

00 _ er, star defence man of Aura Lee ocratic nomination and nothing

_ _ hc Celtics put up ll galnc in c

Hi'-§'Tl.§'.‘f".i’,..ff.“‘f.f§t.'§i lltulktlifithli w"rl5H¢§lH’§.i1‘§"l§§ ‘f‘i§f.°';.n.i in §‘.,”.‘.‘2,‘2,,§‘ .f.““"‘§.§1,n"f."' .§§l§§Ti"l.T§§ “““ """‘ "“"' "W" "” "‘° ""”“ “W “‘" ‘° "" "T" "'"" ‘”""‘

‘ ' . s a . ~ , . _ . °“‘ “"“"`b“”g ""°‘“ "Sm “’l“¥ “°"“'° th” "“°°l‘°“* °“"“’ L°‘lg° W" llromluent ln agricultural organize- iltlleftlr; Titdu:lt|€tTi'@dhlln‘d]<l 'rnlnl lux"

_ _ t th f _ _ ~. j . ., ._ i

_l;_f;;;r;30:_lll:Ml;;_eqllfu_S°°0llll P0l`l0fl Eggs gi, F;pg?°r by the heavy pu" ll0Il;l_5~i 0 ‘_ L _th t G I never headed after that. Their Thcrr- can bc no pure lhlood it that "lg-` _

Thewluird _ nod found Mom" tu the fourth round it was evuh 5 " 29° e 3 °ml’e"'5 “ speed and oomlllnntion liewlldel'c-d kidneys arc Wrong_ Tlierc can lie_ Head Office

pe ' out that th A 1 '_ h Past years “S held that lab” 09-ll the local team. Gordon Wilson und' no good -health unless the -blood isl\\'. A. Smith .. , . . . ... -ilili

all keyed with the determination grow," wee knler osnts gn? y wus do more from within than from "Beef" Malcolm wwe tho mlm of _p_m_ ,W (. up__m___r .£78

_ . ae, B » _ ._ ..,.

of 'tumlng defeat lm'-" yl°t°"y» Itlgouu, sguuded to :nd tsigrsoutng Wllllolll- the maluf Paftles l-°W3l`d the visitors, Malcolm liclng of thc Ask your neighbor-n 1|' Iindirg ll, S. Mclieod

any we think Mloreli had a s|ight_F electing men favorable to union het . t .. i f ~ 'F .-

_ h. i u d i ft t th I _ _ S ten re men sctn lore or Kirlnpy ,Puig are nat the sovereign i. Mciwvin _

malslu in this stanza. Georgetown Lounge m“m‘; wfner°m“§" lf‘o’“f labor- Golllllofs fflolllls my that years. Don. Mdrsrlnnn and ohnn- ,,,,,,t._.i,. for sick i,id,,ey.._ |'r_ unnrn . _ . _ . _ lla play-ing more of a defensive lgalme. g common 9 5 he is now pretty well converted to ,iier piayed ha,-(i gumeS_ for thi. ‘_____‘o_.

The period ended Tigers 7 Mor- y ' the idea that union labor and the Ceitics l T ul

(Canadian Press.)

,ml sr. .loliN, N. Ii., Fen. cr..--crlnw

»ih_ilie Gorman, was welcomed iionie @a_`t`ilonl the l‘nited .States skating cv-

cnts lil' a crowd ol' ltililili this lli'-

g _ . » _ . . .

o Hn pussctl a total of 18 years ililtcinoon and escorted to tli';e_ liotcl

ol{‘v\'liere other circuit skaters who

d aiarrlved earlier in the day are

_staying while llelre for thc Interlin-

iiinnal indoor Meet to be contested here this week.

-.Viayor I<`lsiicl~ and city commis-

-sioners forinzlllv 'welcomed Gor-

~l¢iu\.'»:.»: r.'i¢r>.l»-rw

me-‘aw

Saskatchewan farmer suffere

I t

good health by using Dodd's Kid-

lltldysiillc, Sauk., Felt. 25.4

rslman at thc i_l':iln_ ‘

Now that Gorman has achlcved

¢l'B,liis 'life long uliiliiilon in winning

an in-tcrnationul title. llc says he

settle do\\n to bllsillees find look

ilorward to the future,

°i -~--- <4¢-hw.

BUHLING

d will retire, realizilli: that he must n' '

The Second howling match of thc

“§’(;¥Tclephone iiolrling lil-agile look

diplace Saturday lliglit on thc Y. lil. n iC. A. Bowling Alleys llct\\'t-cll, tilt'

aiinstallcrs and Head Office result-

ing in it victory for the latter -by

lr- 1651 pills, ,

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