MARCH 1 1924
_....._....-..- . - THE °HARL°'m`f°_T9WN GUARDIAN i PAGE saves
F- ’ _ur _,
ICE SPORTS BASKLT BALL
L3t€St NSWS _ 30313,; ,-3,12 In pR€alll\ ‘;3;<,;§,<-E,,-gpg f S9011 ‘
Hockey League
when llarrach drifteil a prcity shot
(Clnldlan PN88) sey and liarry Will i Q . '
cllunnnl./\»Nio, R | nlmrlt- as land on July 4 or lol. iz by "S“’“`”""“"" ""“"' W"" W”
and prolnouers are behind 1 pro ease to hold the contest was voted trymz LU m’"m om th" gm" re' -el -- f- -r -.--»»».~.....»°:;.§l:‘“.ir..;::;"l2;'i..z":..::l";;:'x::r
ionsilip bout between Jack Denrlr town toun il ' ' ~ ' D C l-r of red tickets. Thislwas a »-ignul
for the Stem Wlnders to wake up
Wlns to His
7 and several rllshes followed, which
reslllteil in goals McDonald bein
coaxed ii little too far iroln hi: den. with the result, u _goal was notched, tleing the score. For the balance of this period play was fairly even with Kensington ilnvlng
‘~went, but the Stem-Wind liefr-lice.
were carrying their usual large supply of horse shoes and managed
IA to make it 3-3 when the bell
rang. I
The second stanza opened at ll
____ terrific pace alld Contractor
‘viorrlson decidel to drop the .
T0 Take Place FRU]-(()(c|`al';,ad;" gtregf) I X as u llellvy clouil of .smoke seell(lt-1.11
- rants n- -
John, WedneSday-~- glzrnilefesiti-ll Aiadia 6-Z here to- :3,p::a5|t,?p’:|'~r,l§H ‘ggskpd b\::;gR:_E
al so won the ‘Vlnritime in " ' `
( orman Ha TWO ll and the Kensington goalie was call- ’ S term emma hmkey “\mmm""“"hl1" ed upon to lllake several stons
` '_ that looked wen right impossible.
‘\icQuarrie for the visitors was
Favor hitting his -stride abollt tllis time
(Canadian Prose) und assisted by his teammates pllt
JOHN N B Feb 29 -The up a good exhibition of hockey
lull the home defence were work
Provilniai Skating Championsllips1 ' 1 f H |}.a¢_0 tl-0 h Wm be hem ing too good, leaving this _period
or le . n p y
in the arena. hem next \Vedl\esdav 4- 5'~3 f0l` 3\\mT“€\`S1f19-
1 di w pn mmounge (United Pl-eu) When the gong rant: for illi-
even ng accor ng em given 0"; (his mm-ning by A WASHINGTON Fab gr) _.A,,,. opening of the lust session
"C ti " Williams uopeared
W C0,” presmem of Marmme erican occupation of the Philip- 'Uma 0" - , Branch of A A U org Dine islands for s pp;-(od of |955 with a large lump on his left hip. ,Chmie Gorman’ Nnuonal and than 25 years has virtually elimip. _which proved to _be a cushion of ’"‘“""‘“°““‘ °“““‘f'*°“ “"“ W" il.°i..f.."". §”“’l‘“'I..'.“”““““’f““ ‘"6"'..?2"i‘itlTii§‘.£3”.f§b.‘i?.§‘i..¥‘€..‘$’i..§‘.l‘.§
» n s ra ions th, ‘ii
the Pawn cup ‘wwe and Frank r hi l li t 'sim L; he gave the promenade when ills
il c pae ago accor n . .
Glameulioime xi't “bust be Wm mme Rox” 1"‘8‘1 01 the g lghilizgilss .anatomy came in contact with the
M
‘nm gore ‘ecomeq 9 per commission now in Washington boards. while trY1"K i0 sol ff- mamm_pr°Derty- 'ml u "kat" working for independence |Q\1arrie with the knee. ADD1€'D1€
renault s of spanish control had 'K¢=lly~hlwinz been suspended by
made Castiilian the tongue of busi- 1116 M- P- B- A- A- U- 1°* 11 ’“"1°"
_ . th ame of Kensington
ial and religious life throughout U-90955119195 111° the islands 'loday, in consider-'lllflyillsr the V/11019 game W1th°‘“ “ ably less than a generation, Span Hub W1\1“1\ 1e"¢1@d '-9 m“ke 'hem
ish both the language and the l`0\l1Sl\`i1 ill! H 1’11 *md referee Mm" tradition are tremendously on thelww 0511611 “D011 U’ hand °‘"
_ cs, like a swamp would
decline, Mr Roxas said recentlv DGDH111 before the Senate committee on 1111101( "|95 'H1039 being guiltyvwefe territories and insular possessions (`h€9D0SH. Hlrdwafe W°15h H; 1
. ¢ H 'I' ' nr
I, , on." DX
np King Clark" and “Carnation were
and is no longer of importa e in inf- lin- or the people playing a snappy defence Mm”
(cuudun PN.” Whereas the Japanese in th ir and were ably assistedbby "l3ila:;i"
"QT QPRINGS Ark Feb 2° _ iountry have adopted English as u. Dollllithvxo (slrr;t;‘e";l;.s(n Ielengsnge of
Bam, Ruth Hmnemn Kmg len I tommcrclal language the speak:-r up w e 1 I J I at
leclared wi have gone farther marbles on the first o ll Y
victim to influenza again today l ` 1, and “M mxred h ms h “clung lnd taken it into our homes We Mi-scmlche with the Bedelllle ea"
0 L y D l' . P
to remain confined to his hotel for Egegizilisssin ggznsiziglsysgulflzg. enavfény Contractor Morrigan fp-
w;;;r"|“dB¥F W t n R ul h i<nglish in the islands that we con- turned to the ice after serving 111*
ooa u s
,,|cim,_ qmtml this afwrnoon sh; 'lucteil ollr election campaigns ui- well earllei;l1 Eenaxyhaa .sgsgglyhiig Unk,” mmpncauons get in Rum B most entirely in English Even tendersh wt me mnway wharf condition could not be regarded as the Spanish priest” “mm the ml stenmh gal dom Mm and wen( in ,,e,.im,.. ms present common mnce ofthe English language ano were calico ‘sad mat m me cmr described as "very mtmacmry he Anil-ric-an tradition. and bow his hen s U mn M,
before it whether we are Indo- fusion. he shot at le w g hi i lendent or not English will be the ami counted the rubber be no I | l n t so goalie Dodd who has not seen i
anguage of the is ani s, 0 ` - » _ I H the mm;
out-h for its iommerlial value u.- Y"t. Keneinlilli Wes: 318" “vm
- l l th Slim? "
-‘:1l;:eItBnap‘hw(n1ie::rl:snoiflfggfuéuiiiue ill'l;iug_;c did not look too llood
li r ion t our people through for the much touted Stem
hzpignflaking of dialects Winders.Cto ‘make m:t‘tE::t \;'&\;‘;
-- Where once Spanish books had fox-Kill!! 191” 11 an y
(canadian Prem l no-ge ssls in me Philippines to- in prevent the f“"\°"S 1f`°?“:;r‘;:;‘_'
DAl`t'i`MOU'l‘H Feb 29-Dart 'lay the sales are almost nothing, from scoring on a wing s 0 .b ke- moutll defeated Halifax Crascants i myself for examD1@ 113” 11"* 111* comact with me b°a'ds` ro I 4-l in the civic league hockey read a Spanish book in fifteen his littletfingitgr and had to be carr -
e.
match here tonight years ‘eilTf‘i;g“;e“;ee.s whmne was melted ._ - during the last five minutes ol
_ the advantage as far as tellitory
ness industry the courts and soc 0ffffI\C¢’ in B S
Stem Winders
The S anish influence has reeeded “Contractor Morris but"
play and he only procured a new one the Crystals had won in their
annie at Kentville, ln. time \tit;:'1i¢:;
down a three man com ,
ation" to “Hardware” to
What were YOU pa ing for Mowlng Beef during the pant month? l>18Y»" CHF" This chart shown ,tho prion paid in representative cities during Clark. W1\1°1‘ Wf“!;_1h:;k°'1;mrM£?\:€
1923 the changes month by month this yur, and at the right the ac- i‘i`0‘1\l"-lf‘1r‘;n:““nbnB without ax, imavarago prion quotad aooordlni to official atatlotlcu from Ot. ‘i:;';‘l!Vi0n “nfnd wmmut me semblance
i ii umlbt. was the prettiest W °f
o mum play see here this °8\\S0i`\- 11:1
lf! 'I
,,.m,|d have ilone credit to' ¢‘
"ID rananuo
$="§'¢
Ottawa Senators. "Ch€8il0F9` "C0" as just bf-rom the last sons. ieehl/~ ing the score 'l to 5 in favor of t a stem winners. lzivimr them 8 W; cord hard to beat. as they 110” “° lost a name this season. _ The foliowink U0 111° 11“°“1““ _ Kensington, l-I. Mt!Douald. S0111?-
.l. Burns. P. McMahon. defence. -- nmsn, n. rlsasvw. H. M¢Q\\l\'fl°- L_ Morrison, C. Bearlrsto, forwards.
Summorllde- "B‘Wk°"" D°dd,‘,
gon; "case" Gallant. F31-Kina Clark. defence: “Hardware Wslslt; "Carnation" Wliiams, “Contractor Morraon. forwards. `
NOTES
“(‘.arnat.ion" Williams--If "Chick" collld 01!!! S00 019 \\°W1
“Conirnctor" Morrisson-008111
that ice is hard!
Never mind "Hardware"-even
thc st. Pars tool the strain.
..»Nn_C,,n" Gallant spent the time
he had standing. 10°1‘1°¢ °' "chickens"
i Wo understand that "Stonewall" Dodd has received an offer fads "Newsey" Lalonde, Saskatoon.
N contract attached. but it il Ml
'"0 '°" 'V' :ei-tain whether he will break from
,itbe "Sill-lotta."
‘ummm uname no o»|¢\»‘
NEW YORK, Feb. 29.--From the
l'il'.-it time it was lllenllonl-.ll up to the current writing, the _gpm-g rp.. partmcnt of thc United i'l‘l-ss did "<11 1"'-‘11°*-V". and it does not now be- lieve. that the syndicate which is said to be headed by Lew ilaymoml New York matchmaker, will be able to promote it match between llarry Wills and Luis Flrpo.
News handed out by Raymond
dealing with the various stages of the match making, -from the first. rumors up to the announcement that the fighters had been slgnl-d nlld would meet on Jllly 10, was llandled with skepticism, without disguising the intention to let its client papers and their readers ‘know that it assumed no responsi- bility for the news and that it was printing just what Raymond said.
William Mc(iilrlley, who acts as
the business agent for Firpo in New York, threatened to sue the eport editor of the United Press for sending out “scurrilous reports" about the match alld for writing u story in which McCarney was quot- ed as saying lhat “Firpo was fat."
McCnrney, who brought Tut
'Jackson ollt of the sticks and ex- Iplolted llinl as ll world beater, re- pudiated the statement he made to the wl'lter.
Reporters in the sporting game
are. more or less. accustomed to having statelllents repudlatell, .lohu McGraw made a famous re- pudiation once. and Harry Greb made om- just recently when he denied having made statements that reflected very -seriously upon the honesty of the New York Box- ing Commission.
Before the statement was print-
md, which McCarney later denied tile United Press had received a cable from its Buenos Aires office Itllat Firpo had “filled out" to 240 pounds. it was no astounding news to the American fans, who knew of the tremendous appetite of Firpo and who were familial' with his rather indolent tempera- ment. Everyone knew he would get fat when he stopped training. 1 There were reasons to have been |skeptical from the start and there are reasons to believe now that ‘Raymond's syndicate never will stage the fight.
Consider these announcements
from` the promoters:
Firpo and Wills are to be given
$250,000 each as a purse and they are to divide evenly 50 per cent oi’ the motion picture rights. which may, or may not, be worth some- tiling.
Either they will be worth noth ing, or they will bring in a ullurtl-,r of a million dollars to the twn fighters.
Raymond said first that he hilil
the backing of two Gross hrotllr-rs. in the “cloak and suit" trade. The Gross brothers then denied it. and Raymond admitted that he was practically using them only as a smoke-screen.
Then Simon, Flaherty the pro-
mutor of a fight clllb on Long ls- land. who employs Raymond as a matchmaker. was said to be the angel behind the venture. Flaher- ty has some money. it is under- stood.
Later it was announced that
some politicians, influential in the government and high in financial circles of Connecticut. were lend- ing their money to the support of the cause.
“Some place in Connecticut" was
announced as the place where the fight would he held. and that re- mained the story until the boxing commission in Connecticut an- nounced that they had no intention of allowing the fight to be held within their Jurisdiction.
A little town. in Pennsylvania.
"across the river from Trenton," was then announced as the site. lVlcCarney said he had been told the secretary of state and the at- tornay general of Pennsylvania were eoxer to have tho hollt ln their state and that Gen. Butler. safety director in Philadelphia was a great fight fan.
Raymond announced that the
syndicate which he represented would build a sunken' concrete stadium that would seat no less than 110.000 spectators and por- haps 150,000. 'fills stadium, he said. could bs built in 90 days.
Such a. stadium would be larger
than the Yale Bowl, which has a top capacity of 80,000. with seats on the field and spectators occupy- ing the aisles. He would have his statement taken seriously that ouch an arena could be built in ninety days, when engineers say it would take at least seven months.
The tennis stadium at Forest
Hill, which seats 12,000 cost 5250.- 000, and it required about six months to complete it. lt was built by one of the best constnict- ing firms in the world. _
Taking the actual figures for a
basis, an idea can be obtained an to how long it would take to build a concrete arena to neat 126.000
and how much it would
who the
Ilif 0|.Y M P l M||.l..l0N
(Cl"ld1i" PNN) |ported today by tile tilynpl- C _ . . . . .
Npw YORK Feb 29 -.Turkey mittee TMS is the H‘.s,_‘mLovém:|. ‘Tile second game of_ the Clam as ippropriated 50 000 turkishlany importance on the part of the (’h°“"le" Huck” I“"ag“” WHS S1113' - . . . l
1 <1 ---J --hi----lr-»o»» G.. -<11-----0-is-1--rt iv-.\....t~..w Proposed Bout-Not Much Llkellhoot
ouuds to tra" BH vernnlent to elltollrage . ’ ~
w alhl l Pveniiig when the Kensington All
to the Olympic games. it as re et cs Mars b-“ckm Hp- u .1 t H _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ --i -as » . a ng i
Summerside Stem Wfllilcrs, wltlil
the betting about 50-» 50 anlong lill-
several hundred entlluscd fans. By HENRY L. FARRELL li WOU1l1 iilkc 10 1l\l11l1 ii.
The C“1`l_B1ll Fang upon the first ` it would cost, at lm- -/i-ry lac:-;t.
act at 8 oclock with Dr. W. A. (United Press) §25ilU.00il, und with a purse of
Allan as referee with the 'whistle in his sock as u shin-pad to uvnid illj\ll'ies. Ki nsillgloll broke the egg shell by scoring il few lninutes
-_ after the opening of the game,
V000 gllaluilllvvtl lo tilt- prillclpllis, the promoters would be one mil- lion dollars “on till- nut" ll---'ow 'fhcy :-llartell to single till- i'i;,:hi.
Ally lnlsilll-ss ln:ln ol' group of
lull:-illli::'s lllflll who wolllll be wlliilll; to 'amhll with li million lioilzllw
|‘11“1‘*’* 'O Wit 1"3111“‘1 (110 V1”-*"‘1 lalnil ii perlllil issued lol' the sho\\
doors ot’ tilt- movie theatre '-~nuc- ing ofihp pg¢¢\,,~p_ lf an L.x¢y\m,gp the emi of the llistoric iournev. times lilly lrllvlnilels oi' till- llollri yuh.. M." (|m'@r,.m Bets of the sump "'l‘lle clll-rr_v pic that daily ol mo lng picture censors of i‘.hl- 91pm,-(1 A WDM-,lm Demm is neces. wcllges its juicy path into tll 1
zcago, who see every picture befell- bury fm. ,_,uc|, Sep iuncheolls of millions of city work gli is x",-lln.='vll for .~'llo\vinL: in `.ll'i.i_ Mcmbers of ,hp hnanl are M,-p_ ers is the culnlinzliion of pioneer
ilily. lzllt li' till-y were to tllit-2 up “ruins M’¢1)0wp]1_ Miss Effip Sine,-_ ini-1. intensive culi.i\'nt,ion,.-battlin 'lie dlltlts ot` the censors thc l.l.-li (Miss Edm, Kc,-,._ William Fmlpp bugs with sprays, picking by color- pilssibly would llc iollnll no librll‘lMl-S_ Annu (_<(,,.(¢9||o, Crm-enpp ful hands of ‘flivvcr gypsleS,' an ri’ che te. iQ‘(10nnp|| um] the Rem Alonzo finally freezing oi' the fruit i
For mul-il work _is llccee=.sal'y bc- i;;0“.|mg_ with Miss Alice Mme, as
for. the ll|>pl'o\"ll or disapprovlll ol' .I let ’.ens0,-V luakel' calls for till- filler for h
clam chowder i CANUCKS oN PARADE AT ol-1AMoN1X
could not l`lgur<-, with sound juan Photograph shows the Canadian re resentatives al the
. u I P ¢ ~ 1 |
"l¢+I\l» “P011 lllr 1"'-i\Il'H 0f1“»‘i§ their I momx. France, on their way to loin the parade ofnatlons forthe opening 10 per cent. No lllun or group of*
lllell in the United Still(-5 img sun); _.-..._.¢ - ~- .---_-..-- ..- -.__ _ - -_.__ __-. . .7
H321? l§‘..'f.`§l'-"Liv...iiiiiffilflifiiffh'itll ’V““”""* ‘he 1““‘“"’ is “°‘ °“‘Y fe'
" . . . ' 1. lluire-l, bllt numerous conferences
1"‘:;ll1l0 li\\l'l'U-bf’ ‘if P-TiV’“i4 '"1" “ um' ..-.rc :ii-ces:-uil‘y ln-,l'_ol'e final actiol, lp \ _ _ _
_ . . _ taken. As an example, 5hll,.illo m_ (_ H
The Fil po-Wills fight would be il ll.__k_t ut. piCuu_u$ wwe examined MSL l
”`* "_ objection oi' each censor llelllg '€l‘S 810115 file G\‘P8i Miken Mill ill-
_ pains have llecn cut and the plc- i!Hi\0n 0! ill" l-2l`i"f\llI1lt‘i`l`Y1i\iS1i\Ff=~
im-p 1-p(m~“p(l (0 (hp, Cx(-,lmngpv that has been bulll up lu Oregon. '_ with a record of what Ls necessary 'File covered wagon oi' tile Oregon ot ll. He presellterl it as the offic-
_ (United Press) _ 1,, ,\p|@\(._ A(-(pl. me 01,16(-rionablp trail not only cilrri_e<l the plow but ial resiiiellce in perpetuity of the
Clll(.A(l0, Feb, 29. »--(`.llxliirl‘il ' pul~\,~, are rcinoveii, they are return. seedling cherry trees that some- first lord ofthe treasury.
who pay ollt their nickels and lml to (iw |,mu~(1 fm- mm; “pw-ot-al how withstood the months of llea
__.._._.,._, _ , V
winter sport contest at
5,
' age hcllse, began the freezing pro-
lcess for l?ilcl~l-les, all cherry ples,
it-,xcept at harvest time. came from
i l.| _
I “Door County, Wisconsin, is the
.ood card, but ' wo 1 -i ‘ . . . it gate of ll lllillilitn ili1iii1r;l.m i|tliil\l\<\-§Jumm.ry.' .h.\ um: day reels M1 "5rem"5t 1'-mmwer of me chernes’ ard says it \\'<1lilll not draw l\\0l'i»1mL.'[,u‘e5'. edfhnmw mu“hdml 'W' ' 4 .
than $il00,0d0. und for that rt-;ls.l-l l.,_.<.,_i\,,.1 _*v4
llerefusolto i ' ‘ ' _ ` ' '_ `
more thu; $400,362) t‘L1’];‘B l?51V.ll‘ilil; tile lllovlni»: picture exclla.lu.:, (United Presgll ‘ r the [wo fighwrs' i\..'illcll‘ ls' red'l/illleii to submit e\cl"y. CIil(`.At_.0, pelll. .... --ilv`.le village and spraymg equipment be_
It was Sam in Shelby mst year l ,iltltule iron., it _into the c1l\y t'o_ll;t_ .lnl\ll<i,e otli tilt; tllciry ple tl.l'ln ‘its !m,_._ ..,,,p}0y(,,] ,D we a N0 1 bdsm
that the sport. writers from New `!'.'-WH ` ‘ll 'fun-11513. mint; .L 1.011-mmlggf 0-" ‘PIP . rave 11:1; rim' juwy ‘merry that Wm he en' York were hired by Tex Rickard‘ `mf.,'.n'uu§ in ,Ut .-in auihtih |'"(f)' i:"g u F.l.“1 Hn." (Tun M.; `Hi',. “rely free. “9.m the "wage" of im to spoil the fight and me Baum I"_4ll`utcl.' .l oll1.,‘_\\lt l o cl te. il.: teen tracts lg Ye restart ol: ,Wm ,. C ,ms .
‘ llle picture is then taken to -be ` |altlll\.ni oi the l\ntioll.\l A .soil-
rlmnaitzoltl _‘img nfude "DW hyi projet-tioll ruolll, where three ,ation ot' Farlll Equiplllent .Viunil . . 'OHL "'mei`1" 1" this ""m'""" §;.i-l'eel\s, three pl'o_iectiull lllucllillizs 1`l|l-t‘.ll'vl's_
mT:0Hy nm slinart e“D“gg" h°w"y"" 'limi three operators are used tu ‘ilislorlulliiy and geographicallil M . .
“U S P01158? lim 111511111' speed up its _~llo\ving. the cllerry has it-ft its mark on tile
aU°“};s" .. wnilc ine picture is being shown face of `An\rl'iw." says a h\1`\l|‘tii\ itory ada In Downlng ’ th the [U35 being Y@V1e\V¢ff1-iiuuenlbers ot’ the board take llotts {jliSt out. “.ll=suit priests brought, . `
‘Le ma""_ was ‘“c‘“"`1,l°“5~ 5*"ii\t'tel' which they confer on action DHS fl`0ll\ Ulf’ 0h€\`l`Y l1\'0Wing ul;~- " “"5°‘1 "1.M°C‘“`“§Y- if is H ‘_1}‘i"|io be taken. The picture ls taken trivts of i"1‘=1r1<'can<l srvw Herdiiul: "1 we P"1’1’“ (0 1"? S°“‘"1”i1°}i$~ -up in tl chronological manner. the 1“'h°"e "WY @Sii\1J11H11@l1 11€Il'i<lllHi'l~
Iilouiril .\i.clligan also supplies a big share, ill these seciioll~ tho growers have put their orchards un a bllsinrss basis. tractor-ul‘a\vli
ll ll . -_-.---<4->-~ -- »
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(United Pre;s)"
2 LONDON. Foil. 29. ---Ramsay
vm/. liilssissippl river during the-lr. lliucdonalil is the 50th prime min-
thurougllly discllssed. Then a . ‘ _ ,
|is taken pg- (0 whether .muh um, it-arly explorations in the sixteenth ister to take ill! his residence at 10
i ' ° _ sucll al part ol' the picture is to be .L'0l\i\il'5'» ii . . our out, ,-\ majority (-0191-piss, 1 “'i`l\c towns and cities nnlllfld the building bag- been |ll;~ official
Alter tile pictlll'c is passt-ll llpol. Siilclll in Ohio, llllllillllla. lowll and i'¢-i-=idl>ncc nf the head ot' the gov-
n S al thc <-xcllaluxv is llolii`icd wual Oregon mark thc trail of illc prolla- lcrnlllcnt. 'i`ilc historic strut-tl1~e
lEt'11vl h»Lb
Downln street in the 180 years
is was the l'esilli-lice of Lord Litch-
field until Gcol~gl- l took possession
X t Sir Robert Walpole was thc first
._ and joltings llnlil iranspl:lnt<-.d at occupant, but sc-vol-al prclllirrf d‘d
not live lllore. some preferring to live ill tile-ir mvn private homes.
e liowr-ver. all ill-id their cabinet - councils rherc and more history - has been made ill the council room g at 10 Downing Street than in any
other building in the coulltry.
d Ilowningl Street takes its name n from Sir George ilownlng, a mem-
vrntes in cold storage until the pic lier of parliament in (‘romwcll's
is imc.
9 ‘ c 1 L
the board is pizlcr-ii upon a pi\"i.lll'l..| daily baking. l'1ltll the cold stor- _
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i
i
(2) Roland Denis,
(G) Lrllie Chaplin.
(7) Geo.W\lten
0)
no) H. n.-wsmn
mi not mmupll,
on noun utcill.
WINNERS
in the recent Contest cloned February 21st
(I) George ]. Carfiflltcr.
0 Care Mrs. Ql1i`lia¢_s'§i|ar Stare.
MJ am .
s¢.Jsim,l~1. B. uoo.oo
ll6 Rui' Richelieu,
Quebec, P. Q. 50.00
(Zi) Wm. H. Skiltield.
666 Maryland St.,
Winnipeg. Man. 50.00
(4) Jann W. Hulhson.
73 Harrinnn St.,
Sl. John, N. B. 10.00
23 G A
w'¥;Tlnb¥‘O||¢. l0.00
(0) James Bmwn- .
67 Rue De IA Couroano
Quebec, P. Q. 10.00
mi lisa s¢..
Galt, Ont. I0-D0
“* "°““i.°f'ils...-..
wamlnes. 'ilu iam
Arthur Gate!
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Hamilton, (ht. 10.00
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DIVISION OF PRIZE MONEY
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$100.00 Cash Prize for the first correctly filled
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$10.00 Cash Prize for each of the succeeding ten
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CONTEST OPENS TO-DAY '
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Clues Every Week in the Strollers Ads
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