pgBRUARY 1s 1944

-. ‘n, g moot that Pmillmiid g w“, m4 in t Ilﬂilll n ' m“ “SIR? ‘irnltiiliro? th: y” tn Victoria Driv-

ﬂitalltggfhavg Lats, was second 1 m“; n5 Jane Harvester came t in front and then heat on the PW- Hal Brittonis win. ' ti l t e race ‘§§"§§§lli.i§“§tontmt€ ‘glans Harv-

“ the third heat of w, who paced d8‘ l" "wmpan hi‘ 1301 iﬁaiio Class

I Lady W" 1 1 3 I" A class B trot and pace while Inuit)»; First rapidly recovering " n |,O\, r-crack suffered at ~h°mﬂ¢e m. k last summer trotted is‘! swampy heat victory in the t d pace.

clﬁocmiarr-‘i: 131295, to be held on Wednesday "i"!

Saturday are

3...:

er) Jaunita Axworthy

Gracious Lady (L. Kelly) Miss BellnlzdAubrey (More- s

. 8 S Dr. Budlcn (H. Willis) 2 Z 2

Roland Wood, southport.

ronunc nsws

I Elose Finishes, Fast Tirnes Feature Ice Race Meeting Held Yesterday Afternoon

NIII Oocluiodllo (I. Wiliil)

I Time: 30 1-3, Si, M. 80 l-l. h win

e ning Chappelle, stanhope.

(Proudc) ‘Pime: 31 3-4, 30 3-4, a1.

The winning horse is owned by Dr. Bishop o! Charlottetown,

CIIII B Trot b Paco

l. 1 3 1 ¥£°tPALEJQ dial‘.

Class C Trot dalPace

. f til week. getting thc Lusty's First (L. Kelly) l 1 1 tﬁgsulﬁ? ti); be; of condition for Laddie McGregor (Younk-

' by; inter-province meet next er 2 2 5 Wednesday and Thursday. Dr. L, B. (Weir) 8 i! 2

SUMMARY Free-for-Ail

. p itl n (Moresldc

"ﬁg I-‘fagvester. (O'- jB en)

..wit N‘ See (W. Kelly)

1 l 2 1 4 4 1 3 i 3 2 4 2

Time: 31 1-2, 31, 31 1-2. The winning horse is owned by

C. H. Chandler, Charlottetown.

Officials: Starter, A. B. Cutcliffe Judges: Milton Bell, Harry Mur-

phv. H5711! Willis.

Timers: L. O'Meara. Ed. Downe. Announcer; D. K. MacLeod.

.. { i Tonight is service night at the 7mm when the Army and Navy n key squads clash in an im- rtant game of the City Hockey Bogus. the second last scheduled ‘ e oi! the 100g; Anny, with five jFﬁts, by a vic ry over bhg boys mm the Queen Charlotte, can b n into a first place tie with the league-leading Saint Dunstan's tutiit while Navy, at present in ucond place can vault into the up lpot if they can outscore the mun representing Beach Grove. ‘mat is the set-up for tonight's tattle and with the thfﬁg leaders

ilaskelball league ls i, rganized

. Plans laid at. o meetlnil 1"“ t ti? 1:: live-team basketball in operation Janu-

ll

m

i ti nuns! . :1 lt iﬁaiiplectlcil mt. tﬁrther emoet- W wiil be held in the near luture h being elab- Ira

ians now drawn

from Prince cl Wales, Y- Aivny, Navy and Saint

OX1 lbs-ins .E.0.A., " n's are the present members ll the new league.

B

u Today's Curling

seen that there is little lo

meet night, with so much at stake, riv- airy will be even kcener and fire- works are fully expected with both teams stating that they will go all out irom start to linish in a mighty endeavour to chalk up a. victory.

7.45 sharp.

Entries For Mid-Week Races

Budlong, Loddie McGreBW. Peter Grattan, May Win.HM°1$°i-D°" Cl b G

lull bgny w, Nellie Worthy.

Trmy And Navy Clash In I a Important City League Came At Forum Tonight

all anxiously seeking the top place with the resultant bye in the play- offs. one of the keenest and hard- est fought struggles of the sched-

le is anticipated.

All season long it has easily been ve lost etween the two squads Once they in athletic competition. To-

The game will get underway at

are the entries

Follow for Solo. Soy a Prayer for the Boys Wcdnesdlsnyss lcc race meet here. Over There. Bernice Murray. The races start promptly at 2 p. Tan Dance, Mary Arsenault.

Class A pace: Nancy Budlong.

Lawless Peter, Dr. Budlong, The B] suilett, Princess

Class B ‘not Brewer, Dr. LB, Playdale, Miss Belle Aubrey, Bessie Scott.

Kalmuck.»

s. Pace: Miss,

Class C ‘Trot d: Pace: Christie

uy.

- 5 tt, M l- C D. Midﬂllht 00 mlhy 0y. B -

horse is owned by

3 inch. this quartette supp led

“IIIISIFBI Show "witnessed By Large (irowd

PM!“ to I capacity house at m» Holy Name Hall the 1944 edition o! the Merry M11151“), “wed by St. Dunstans Basilica dramatic Club last night proved a great sue. cess. And great was the right word r . from the openln overture to t-heugrand finale the crowd g; Na 0d enthusiastically with ralul that every mumm- on tlu

Each and eve wurlmwedin oh

ry pe ormer o M8 will did s. splendid job o! his or

ggrreniglt-Ofd Particular iréteres}. e en n.en, compose c mu nwfht‘ icfiui 1 l 1 w“ Mb“ Cm- E““°" mum"

- {i Second Tlmbo, Connie LcClair, Virginia Kalmuck ( ounh’ i a ma, Bones, h“: Bridles.’ s,“

0nd Bones, S. ‘rrainor. Made up as darldes. and looking the art CV61?’ t e comedy part of the show and kept the audience in es o! laughter throughout with t eh- droli sayings and wide variety of jokes.

Vocal solos, instrumental solos. lap dancing, step dancing, all went to make up one of the best, if not the best mlnstrel show yet staged since its inception here several years ago.

Sgt. Frank McIntyre was master

°wn°d bYbot ceremonies with the show being

prduoed and staged under direction of Al Blanchard and Sgt. McIntyre. Stage effects were under the direction of D. Ooyle and M. McDonald while the lighting was looked after by W. Perry.

Ezwh and every number was per- forraed capably with Jimmy Power. better known as “Lily Pons" tak- ing the house by storm with his female impersonation of the famous singer.

Solos by Ches Donovan. also went over big, the singer having to res- pond to two encores as did Mary Arsenault in tap dancing. The S. D. U Glee Club were also listened to with rapt attention. 'I'i1ey,tco, being forced to respond with en- cores on two occasions. A black face number bv Kay Gallant was another highlight of the fine show.

The entire perform-once will be repeated tonight and Wednesday night at which packed houses are again fully expected.

Music for the performance was under the direction of Al Blan- chard. The orchestra. was compos- ed of the following: piano, Al Blan- chard; violins, Marion Puncher and Sgt. Dodge of the C. W. A C-i saxophone, Art Contwell; trump- ets. F. Smith and W. Murphy, drums, Jimmy Coady.

The following was the program:

“Overture. Gems o! Stephen Foa-

r.

Opening chorus, Vlcto Polka; Tell the Band to Strike O31’) Dixie. S010. MY Shining Hour, Maﬁina Chappell.

Ta. Dance, Lorraine Weatherbie. So o. You‘re Irish and You're Beautiful. loman McAuley. Clarlonet Solo, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, First Tumho.

Solo, Just a ‘Jottage Small, Clark

Mdhmeybam Peggy mpbell e. C . Tgisiiasgoswlgtl P klnaM . a '

s... was. i M" “mo

Solo, Put Your Arms Around M! Honey. Kay Gallant.

Old time Masters

Ryan . . 50o. I'll Take Yon: Home Again

l Kathleen, Ches Donovan. Banjo Solo. V. McQuaid

Solo. Mightv Lak A Rose, Malut or e . a d

mglnlir°wdd t G1 d Pi

aidkett. y‘ an u

Solo. One Alone. Yvonne M v. End and dame. Someb v tole My Gal. Second Ta

Bird Imitatious, Gnr. McLellan

h Grove.

Close Hv-mony. s. p. u. Giea u . - Grand ﬁnals, Goodnight White Pblks, entire company.

PRODUCE

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Curling Results

. _._ mlwwlng are the results of last hilowing In today's match mgmt’: matches at the local Qirlllla Imgililed at the local Curlinl Club: ‘I in T" h Acorn ‘Robb! - ‘. p ' ma’, Mnlnty". II: 11-well I P- M. i 6 » I00 N0. l ZIﬁBbMoMillm. 103 C01. G. I» ‘rzatnocoino v... non. "r. w. 1.. ' ' T h '- ‘°' $.33. Xﬁnlon. m: sen m- - H mm‘? rpiiiisnuiolt. Nicholson. u; Willard

'. DIEM.

lee No. 2 "Dr-calls. Glddmgs vs G. O. -, ﬁle Trophy

r '11.“. .. cc , "Ink Acorn vs- Igliram Aitkinson.

‘ It‘ N . Q when McLvud “v5. “William Nichol-

188B uARY i855 FEBm m, n;

McDonald. 6.

‘Johnny Greoo ls iioqulttod

ST. JOHN'S. Que, Feb. 14-

(Clﬁ-Pte. Johnny Greco, torm-

er conteagler (‘ojrditlvie W011“ _ mm:“mlnleI'luIhlQf char eb Judil

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light-

wds acquitted

In 1888 when

Tobacco just Ii

Canada celebrated

OLD

began to say, “There is no other

Telephones were lost coming into practical on s a a Gladstone and Mucdcnold were the prlmo ministers of Grout lriioln and Canada . . .

Fcnlnlon page: described the new style woman's bathing dross requiring only six yards of ﬂannel . a | Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Yeoman of the Gourd" mode its debut on the London stadi-

‘Ihc Tobacco of Ouulily

L, Feb. it - (OP) — Produce es today by the Dom ion Department of Al- riculture follow:- Eggs: Graded shipments quoted on spot 351i for A-Largie A-Med- ium 33. A-Pulle-ts 27. B l.

Butter: First grade cream prints Jobbing lyrics 3615-87 f grade solids, Job pzrlce 36-36%. wholesale pasteurized storage No

1 35i/r-35li Cheese: Current white and colored wmtern and Que. 2o 110

wholesale, Jobbing western an 52118.. white and color-Wit %-21.

Pbtaitoes: '15 lb. u . l c . n.3, and an 1 Ifsai; ND. 2 $5.,’ 11.38; No. 1 small P.E.I. And up,

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Andre Relnier

Greco. who had previously been acquitted on a reckless driving NIBPSB. was "not negligent" in driving the automobile, the Judge added. which killed Pte. Romeo Dﬂsenals on a highway nearby

Bil-J‘?- ,

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2| your: of Confederation a I I

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WANTED - rwTJou THREE unfurnished rooms. Phone

WANTED — NEW HAMPSHIRE tlocks suitable ior almroving and blood testing ro supply our Chick Hatchery. lit Canadian Co., Charlottetown. 2-8-61.

WANTED, SMALL APARTMENT.

housc or 4 rooms. permanent. Phone 1925. 2-15-21. For Sale

FOB SALE — TWO REGISTERED Guernsey Bulls, senior yearlinsﬁ out of R. O. P. dams. Apply J. Eric Hilary, Winsioe. 2-11-14.

sou QUICK SALE, CARPENT- er‘s tools in first class shape. Apply Jimmy Power 2-12-31.

FOR. SALE-II YEAR OLD HORSE. Budlong. 315 Fitzroy Street. 2-15-31.

FOR SALE - TWO COWS T0 freshen soon. Frank Hughes. West Covehead. 2-15-17.

FOR. SALE, 1940 DODGE COUPE in good condition. Good tires.

application Wanted Machinery “ADIOS _ T 1| R [3 p; R A1) 105 DEWALT SAWS WOOD- wantecL wme 30x 72 m. a 1. working machines. Newest type: Guardian .1 . available from direct factor rep-

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LOST — ONE SKI BETWEEN Tea Hill Charlottetown. Phone i168-J. 2-15-11.

LOST — TRUCK CHAIN IN CITY. February 14th. Finder please telephone 848- 2- '-

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WANTED, A MAID, causal-f. housework. Family of two. Good wages. 296 Grafton St 2-15-31.

EDINBURGH -lCPi— J- G Kyd, registrar-general for Scotland, ‘ that Smith is the m?“ common surname in scotland with only one "Mac" in the firs! 818m

LONDON —(CP)- Among the Q4 young officers of the Indian Alt Force now in Britain for 01161111011- a1 experience is a. young Mahratlu from Poona whose name is Madhav Naik. He is the “baby of the Squad- ron" being cnly l9 years old-

, declined and , throuirhout most I

EG.

o! the session-

' WINNIP Feb. IL-(CH-Rye ﬂwas unchanged to ".- lower today on the Winni grain exchange and futures tra rig was again irre- gular. The Mow furirure closed $1.27 AB. July $1.263 and Ocwbe!‘ S l ‘A-‘ii. Cash prices: Rye: z cw 1.25 ‘is. Oats: 51%; Barley: 64%.

Use Minardh Io-iidandrufr

A Special Meeting

NOTICE

of the P.E.I. Fish and

Game Protection Association will be held in the

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Int Nickel _- Bone“, - 2o

Imp Oil l3 3-4 1-

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Glennwlvlillleryfnzi‘ his Bind? Cog-i Ddilileg. $57

Montgmléﬁf,‘ ,,,,"§",‘f,§,, “éfmhﬁfgﬂ-“J uuquesne l2 l-Z

lieadjt/ulred is a gait. of beauties in- 09 115i

iriiginia ‘€iiiii.o..‘" iingarII/llgaiiedili EXE h 8|] g3 Falcon 11kt

Hughes. as well as Cesar Romero $11‘! o6 36g

and the Nicholas Bromers- gouge 17 34

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Anaco da 35 n 1-2

Am c; and F s5 i-a 1mm" f3 1.4

' Beth Steel so 3-8 Hwwm 1 1o

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F I Con Edison 2i il-iuhmn 39 1.2 Or G MRIIIIIIIII Elev Auto H“ 3" 7"‘ Kerr Add 9-70 qen Motors 54 ‘l; mm Hud as

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Std Oil N J 52 1-3 lake Dlulwun 9Q

_ Kennecott 3U 3-3 aqua g 45

1.3.253”... EH}. is’? r“<§‘“sy'§§.ie.d yields“ ‘a 51% 3,3,?“ °*’ E13

day to other‘ training camps on Phil Pete 44 l-2 1,11 1, 1, 1:04

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MacKinnon of Canoe Cove ' T6335 0° 4'7 5'8 Mgfienzie 1.85 All the men were gunners. Oth- 3x131 u-‘rrixmégg f: i: Mainritzg: 3.820

ers inc uded: '

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W. L. Waterman, Gait. orrnet 75 1-2

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nipeg: J. A. Senez. St. Boniface. three mdex groups gmyshed me 54-5- Pac Oil so 39m"? IBIWITIB they were DTB- sion on top today, the golds leading moiur l 32

sented with cigarettes by the Pro- with a gain oi’ .44 after showing a Partenan 04 7-8

vinciai Government through the loss in the early market. The chea- 35

Carrv on Canada Corps. Tip pres- per issues of the gold and western P"! C!‘ 2.151

entation was looked after bv Mr. oil group were the most active. PI°“°"“ 2 45

Ira M. Brown of the Canadian Le- "*—' Ewe“ L65

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All groups in the indices were rc- sime 48

vised upward arm u. 1m rally no- Sladen 66

gauyb on thleetsoock Exchange and Eggs? z 1:2

I Mar .

a 'I‘oital 1 1 36.600 sha "lnd/us- swswn 19 tnou iiiilooei. mines 21.05?‘ s Iliviavgﬂ women. F .14- = - Th " 80k H 3-50

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THE BIG FOUR? B u 1'

ON TI-IE BATTLE FRONT

’I‘o‘.al Sales

clear.

Phone ioio-J. 2-15-31. To Let ' ” ' '“__ To- Larfsmcaa _T-‘URNISHEIL heated bedsittlng room, also wgarage. Phonemdgﬁ; 2-14-21 Ymk M H 75 scre farm. 60 “m” House and buildings. near w" 25 1122 school, church and station. Walkervilie 1.90 0. l-I. Brown. York- 440,000

WELL

NOT EXACTLY

SINCE THOSE GLAMOROUS DAYS, TODAY’S HOC- KEY IS THE FASTEST, MOST SCIENTIFIC, MOST EXCITING SENIOR BRAND PLAYED HERE.

THE NAVY VERSUS THE ARMY

City Hall, Charlottetown, on Tuesday, Febru- SKATING

ary 15th, at 7.30 p.111. Matters of extreme i|n- T0- AFTER USUAL AFTERNOON THE

portance are on the agenda so please be in at- NIGHT . SKATE

tendance. Please note-your 1944 Membership 745 THE GAME PRILES SURE

fee is due. '

W. HARRY TIDMARSl-I, President _ u 4

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TILLIE THE TOILER-

GRANMA-THEY‘ HAVE ICE CREAM EV‘RY NIGHT?

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