MARCH 3» 1932 _ ~ THE cnARLo'1"ri~:TowN <.uaRi>iAN 1 _ g PAGE SEVEA

M rch 3 (By the

-`§<-»- C“°°di“-U P1654)-Eastern rlnks as

N, n_,~maron 2.- - : at ina same time. but Jain- ;"e°'“°°‘i at the expense of their wer- L ` 'rue sriier Foxes, Prince Edward rmoued by ine daring spirit of mor

c,,,,,n,a preach- frrllro Lennon and Sargent man- 1 "1 gwnents in four-in round pray; - a Island Junior inanrpions. nad a en, my ,mmm mu, ul, husky] NEW cmiscow. N. s., Maron N H l _ nut yea" 1i'f““i¢:\° $24 mu; to wiurnoid tha Hawk as- 1;” me Dorninon curling arm.. Snappy workout at me Forum last Bruin, in ,, ,ly mg mm, ,hem ,2. - iny ri-.a canadian Press) - , , . _ onnnpionr, andh on tl; 'I - fmph |103? the Maonanaid-Briar nicht preparatory to leaving for into impoisnz fury. lP1“l"“¢ "‘ “W” ‘"°h°“¢ "UBL .

ttled throllg Dwell i i 'THE SUMMARY Y y. Hard won decisions . cron' ' ba ir to a two-au rin: roriad » iefuvova sootia, New srunrwi ir I DALHOUSIE' N' B" Mm" 2' ‘By lrneniber of me is ii 1 ry T t° _ iof

° and iii ~ n Maritime- am “ "P in second position when they M101'

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exhibiion game tonightp 1. Moncton, Muokle (Gill) 8.24. Svutliem Ontario tied for the lend I fn€¢nna;]¢:iataenser1ielfnna| lflayoa was Wilt Shape and showed to ad- 1 ¢ gp ov” ¢h1¢ag°1Lf“E“°. Sl0DPed the Halifalt W0!-_

ch wa, exceptionally feet Penalties: None. __ Wm* mn’ Wm’ “nd °“° 1°” “' 1 won by the Dalhouse hockey team van age last “ight They “W W8"

mat

and pleased the 2,000 Stops: Sargent 12 yum- 7 _ I piece. I t to clash with the highly touted

tint’ ' '"1 on at tonight when they won the -New Anugomsh Jlmlom

Second Period, ,D 4 e sh victory of Nova Scotia B

'--. U --' ` l'Ll.D.s’w1 k~P1'i Ed d Island

,parted the scoring in 2. Ti-uro, S1-iields (Jemmettl_,;.0_g, over Manitoba provided ina h|gh{champ1o;mp“;’; def:;§ng cape _Confidence reigns supreme in me

period when Mnckle grab- 3. Truro, Lennon (unasilistsgy light of the contests. Prof. Murray T, E 5 to 1 sud_ Silver Fox camp. Tonight Antign- rebound. previously hour 15.410. W,” MaaNeni's Haiifarriour ondedanard de;v;';§;hP‘m;,;;_ The” :[51 me rush will irnow what a real iight-

me offsida counters. Early Moncton, Burrage Sdimpolly) game by taking two shots in the time Wm be decided by B twmgame ng team is. With two splendid second period slriaids oooir 17.04. P final bracket io soore an 11-o de- ,mes with the Nov, Sem, mm. “’°"‘ "3 f°"”°"1 1111"- B herd

pas; t:;1.th0_ gziglaltiegr Glllé 8 ` clsion over Jim Congaltoms winni~ ‘Tons next week Zlgegking lilefenee and an eagle..

r nnons c - : - - e oa , C

minutes a PB argen . Foster 13. Peg Granites, defending onampigym Dalhousie acquired an early Rad’ ho sto e oach Fred Moore

gn-ough the Hawk’s rear Third Period Nick Thibodeauks Bathurst N B P05 give the Antigonishers

’ ' ' Sh°°m‘3 tW° B'°“l“ 1" the 3”" 9"' their first tumble of the season

put the »Cats one UP. Bur- No score, rink ey-gunced can Batten., men md and me in the second whue The mn t I B .

' earn

Connolly then combined Penalties: Gill. Hudson, Ryan, from Moose Jaw 11-3_ the 5,5k,,t_ the vwwm failed to register “nm in I F o llrgoine, Car.

‘ me W Ufguson, Fraser, G

the score B88-in. BU1’!‘Bg¢ LHWSYIO- chewan slip epmoding the sam » . the Sl~l°°¢55f‘-ll 55°* Thi’ 550957 3|“'8'9flf1 12. Foster 9. theeleventh end. Q on Tlixlerytls;-§rrll:tl1,ie!ni1:}c1e lilrlmtllfesestsihl-31 “Tnliclfckr bcapmmt came' stew-

ar cCa Cam bell, and P_

Wiod and single overt.ime‘ Overtime Period Charles Bul1ey’s Toronto men pmqod and made a strong attempt Wymlock aicompa I; d b M

. ne y essrs.

"W ’°°"°l°“' N° °°°"~ ffsdltered a 10-6 victory over A W d Bearcats played with only Panama, Nona stephmmnm Northern ontario toot;r1i;1datfter the 1i;calitea;‘t lie B. R. Holman, Charles D. Stew-

men. In the third per- Referee: Jack Brown. quartette while in the fourth match n m;00m?r¢?e fa ea' Tray- art' Fred Moore and W' J' Mmag' Truro men were off the Art Hallonqllist and his Alberta Zgsurftaiiimtehe wg 1.;-aglapzo add han are leaving on th! early tram

Y fe 9 this moming.

marriage of Ethyl Maud youngest daughter - of McMillan, to Mr. Mon- Wyand, son of Mr. and Wyand of Cavendish, P.

my place today in Walmer monto, Baptist Church. The who was given away by Mr. need, locked charming in a of flesh white satin studded no pearls and made in the style with a short train. was of embroidered net s cap effect, with a cor-

and orange blossoms.

were calls lilies. Her

bridesmaid was Miss Melva who wore a gown of aqua chiffon made in a similar with a short shoulder cape.

a black moire hat trim- green velvet, black shoes,

Columbia roses. Little

Betty Road, her small flow-

chuming in a frilled

peach taffeta and a

of French flowers in pastel in her hair. The best man Gordon Franer. The ser-' performed by the Rev. Bingham and the church

decorated with

calls lilies. I-1'. M.

played the organ and Miss Row sang "O Promise Me" the signing of the register. the ceremony a reception

at the home of Mr. and

A. H. Read on Shaw St. The was attractively decorated

The bride's mother wore a of midnight blue lace and a black hat' and carried a bou- violets and roses. Mrs. Wy-

the mother of the groom, smart in a dress of royal georgette with a straw hat

and also carried violets Mrs. Read wore a be-

gown of powder blus lace corsage of violets. !\1r_tra- the bride wore a. French suit in navy blue and gray.

and accessories to match.

s smart blouse of flesh crepe.

short wedding trip Mr. and

Wyand will return to Toron- take up their residence at 388

(Patriot Please Copy)

your husband in, Mrs. Gos- ssked the caller. ‘ `

Good?" exclaimed the caller.

astcp over the front mat. perhaps I'll get the money

1118."

a bit of an optimist,”

the wife, knowingly. “If

husband had any money he in." c ,_

-to

Why Worry

Dlurhter-oh, I do wish I was

iiother-You needn‘t, dear; sen- _Iiirnon think very miie about hay. 2 Dliirhier-_nut is isnt sensible Ni I’m thinking about; it's Harry.

spring flowers in silver bas-I

he‘s in," replied _the lady. ' '

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full attendance is requested. o my

of seven games they have lost but

Rink Siltllrday night, the gcc” was

Defence

S. Carver G. Wlgmore

artist, who "poor fellow. is out in S

began to itch for brush and paint-»

sucoesflll business can do for a technfc leamed in the evening of life

Clark is head of the Grand Cent-

ral Galleries. He organized them when he retired in 1922, or rather,

he was sorry for the young artists --they who couldn’t get their wolrr hung to whom dealers said "fine stuff, but you have no name.” 5

could join by contributing one r painting a year for three years and these went to patrons who contri- buted $600 s year toward the gal- leries' expense. Then, with member- ship the young artists can always

exhibit and sell their work.

Some of the first patrons got John Singer Sargents for their $600 a.nd‘ they couldn't be bought today for less than $10,000. Sargent helped Clark start the galleries and that is why he contributed. ' There are fifteen portraits and

two pieces of sculpture in Mr. Clark's own exhibit. He started his S career as a mechanical engineer,

but quickly tumed to business; Ho is 73 years old. -

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CAPE TRAVER

The Falcons Basketball team will ¢h

hold practice at the Y. M. C. A. de th'.s_afternoon from 1.45 to 2.45. A fo

one to New Glasgow, _and had the 2

satisfaction df defeating that team co

2 to 1 in favor of Clifton. The P, lineups were as follows: ‘Ka Clifton Graham: Road sp

Goal _ be

V. Osborne Wigmore de

8 all the way, notched four on at Duffy the eleventh end and grabbed a. -romms., Pr°;°h°° mars?" °“ the “WL man. suffered a broken nose in the

0 . MacNel11s canny qurlgrg, “cond ;§“p’°“' 1” 1927' We” 11°* °° be Duffy and Webster. .mar ireainnant ed, however. The Maritime he returned to mush the mmm

ur, undaunted by the sudden

H1118 0! the tables, played perfect twelfth end to capture the

“¢°°SlHl'y two points and the game.

HUCKEY..

Stepenson's new Liskeard rink e ve the Southem Ontario four,

playing on their own ice, a scare 1 _

,nu stanley Bud” Hockey “am 1: the last end. The score was 9 6 CHII

are meeting with great success. Out Northemers were mng mr m I his

ee n

e final but two unerring shots versity of Chicago authorities into attered their hopes of tieing the two ,gnhoa

unt and gave the Southern Ont- er-.eisfn

the following night. Clifton and

annum, Road played M stanley :Irie quartette a. single to conclude me

_ O the eleventh for Bulley. The question

e contest. that

Hnllonquist's Three Hills entry ignmfs, led “P an early lead m their when the air is being exhaled. The me with °h° LW11 rink and 111 introvomris noid that more noi.-.as 10! 0! I lighting finish, the Que- are pmdlwed on inhalmg c Province four had to admit _ championing me .-outs.. is nn

ute penalty for throwing his stick

Fallon. Dalhousie defence

period when he collided with

3.-&__.-_-1.

Cause And Cure Of Snoring

AGO, Ills., Mnrch 2-The

as to when a snorer gets

bat snoles has divided Unl-

ls of thought-the extrov-

and the introvertisis. extrovertists are contending the sncrts, puffs, gurgles, hisses and whistles come

feat. They held the Westerners Anton

Julius Carlson chairman of

- ' _ crowd ed-pet » ,

/ nmuezzlu le? Lyaus Mmm-ea] mm* tha” tW° FW]-'5 W their °°‘-mt' Mr. Frank Brown of Moncton

WY-5ND°McMn'l‘AN "5 2 8' Ca e Traverse as handica ped

` RAL Excitement was projected into D W P will be the thirteenth man on the

.the Nova Scotia-Manitoba contest 3 mana; pmoguby th;,l°:,;t me tonight' when congaltoxfs men’ after “ML 9 1'. W 0 T00 Wd B D If the Silver Foxes win they

PRACTISE ...

will remain in Moncton to meet the Bathurst Juniors on Saturday night.

Good luck, boysl

KeIiy’s Team Coming

Fred Kelly and his fast "Acad-

ians" are due in the city on Tues- day next, where they will keep an important engagement with a hoc-

key sextet from Swede's former Alma Mater, namely, Saint Dun- stan's University. No doubt Fred and his boys will be given e. loyal welcome by local hockey fans.

Worthy _Of Their Stoel

Cape Traverse Blcodhounds lost

a sudden death intermediate cham- pionship tilt to Dalhousie in the latter’s home rink last night by a score of 5 to 3. If the score is any criterion it looks as if the Island boys put up a great battle. Not wishing to "cry over split

milk", but it seems a bit out of the

scoreless in the last four ends, th,

universltys department of

L. Ramsay F. Williams bu

Forwards to

A. Fdillld A. Walsh th

E. Welsh N. Durant m

Referee-H. Mayhew. 1",

it was compassion for the yoiuig eighth emi

111° °°1°" “ld *hm hi* "W" "“3°" Nova scour. no lilo ioa coz ii

this when his hair is silver and bU8- S' iness is done._ N

People can see now the art ex- N

Grand Central Galleries and observe M

what a bfvelurrelwd of fifty vm# °f Quebec om oio oof zu s i

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NEW YORK' N' Y"M”' 1_'Fkst again getting a. single on the

' in

hlbit of Walter L. Clark in Ohe S

be overcome D After their impressive defeat of h

cores Fourth Round

nitoba. 001 001 030 140 10 Ontario 010 121 022 001 10

three races Saturday afternoon. 0]

atson Peter won the 2.40 Class

Ontario 101 000 100 120 if and

ew Bnmswick 002 111 202 West, Iot 16. P. E. I., have recently

berth, - 100 304 820 000 12 R .O. P. P9385' Dekol Abbckerk ma- `

UYB '

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HORSE RAGNG 3.75%, containing 487 lbs. fat or

The Stanley Racing Club held 003

e largest crowd of the season was cl: ut. The track was a little rough. _

containing 442 lbs. fat or 552.5 lbs. 4

when he switched careers, because Peter 3,, me unbeatable son of butter.

L. McKay E. McLeod

wl;ll:h ni;tl¢;)lilng five themselves, physi°10gy_ Heading the ams.. was

° erm lead was "°° great Dr. Nathanlal Kleitman, assistant

' ‘ rof

essor of phys'ol0sY. Both agreed,

r, that .snoring follows relax-

oweve

srrgigshlggsiigtgfgvxibgbtogig ug: ation, particularly of the.soi't pal-

’ ate, which produces the raucous vib-

tie against New Brunswick and muon

Thibodeau's quartette registered a As

Treasure In ' decisive win over the Moose Jaw "them is Mme at E scientific na_

, ki d b Bttll. Afte

Art gretzhligg Ifslirigles Zn tlieefirst two- ture

ds' Batten only scored once ergllg advised, but does not suffice

s. to n, cure, Dr. Carlson said

on the subject", adding “sleep- n the side or stomach is gen-

1,he most stubborn cases."

Stock Note

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The following seven cows owned

bred by Jas. G. MacLean, South

askatchcwan 110 000 010 00x 8 completed their omclal test in the

class with production in 305 ,

s of iscsf nos. milk, testing]

ordinary to have o. team play a “sudden death" fixture on a strange ice space against a team which has been playing on said surface all winter. --

Thera's something radically

wrong with the various playdown arrangements handed out this sca- son, and the sooner the "powers that be" get together with one ob- ject in view-"on even break"--to all hands. the better it will be for hockey in the Maritimes.

Tcnight's Game

Tcnight's the night when all

hockey lovers will wcnd their way to the Forum to see the big game between the Bearcats and the Abbies. Last night in Moncton, the Bearcats played Moncton all even 2-2 for sixty minutes. The Hawks

are made up chiefly cf the best

players on last year's Winnipeg Elmwood Seniors, who nearly elim-

.75 lbs butter. , Ruby Mercena Colanta, 4 ycari

class _with production in 275f

ys of 12198 lbs. milk testing 3.62% 1

Pansy Mercena J., 4 year old class 1

with ease. Helen 'I;ramal§°5,1‘h:;1 with production in 281 days of 13180 I C°l“f8d° Bm* “lm” ’“ ° 0 las. milk roaring 3.40%, containing , m°ki= in 111° mt “Ca” °f "ht 25 44s ins. int or seo lbs iruiior. it

inated Winnipeg, Allan Cup hold- ers and Olympic champions. So, the class of thc 'Cats is beyond dis- pute even if the "Seven Sui-vivorsi’ hadn't gone to the Allan Cup fin- als last year.

The game tonight will be classy,

fnil of thrills. Lust time Truro was here, Frankie Lavigne, who is in he running for the most valuable

Meneton this mornin evo retained their aoiid pineal”

d a decisive vic ry

Black Hawks. The 881110 was feat- H lured by ine gturn of cnariia con- Z! sch and

idle, and, with Conacher and Jackson.

Play Tie .........;.`. l USES T 0 'ee°'»°”::“”?.'.:°:.‘:f Hllll WULVES T0 BE PlAYEIl

will four goals piled

The whole Canadian lllilad been-me

er to the Maple Leaf front line,` th he made his presence felt wth i th

goal and an assist. Harold Dar- ‘ fax

, who has been comparatively

took Primeau's pleoe at centre on

in contributing two points to 57°

w Glasgow Panthers, champions

the Antigonlsh Picton Hockey

,vcrlnes in their tracks in a one-

tic game tonight. It was the

st of home and home games for e championship of Nova Scotia, e second to be played in Hall-

Friday night.

Tcnight's game was fought out

heavy ice, and the vigor of the

nther attack is evidenced by the shots they pegged at Skeet

ded his t°°‘m'° "°'“1' - Kuhn in me Halifax cage.

Detroit went into second place in K

the ue

standing when they toppled any

Maroons 2 to 1. A disputed goal in dbx

the Fa

third period gave victory to the and

race is approaching the finish post mg

enzie McNeill, Halifax defence

American Section of the Leag- man was given n ten minute pen_

in the first period when Bruce received e stick in the face was knocked down.

1°°n5' amwugh M°'m°“s strem Foster Dickson, centre player,

uously protested that the puck had put

not

the locals ahead after seven

crossed the red line. The league 'minutes nf the first; period. hook-

the rubber from Tommy

I talk and demonstration on langu- t° age work in Grade seven and eight. ,Wi The next meeting will be held d”

and

Hunter River And

Vicinity I

The February meeting of the New Glasgow Study Group was held ln the school house Feb. 25th Tuesday afternoon, with Supervisor Court and seven teachers present.

ident Msn Mary andrewa :sooner te at Wheatley River in the chair. After the business part of the ’°

meeting Supervisor Court gave I- 11°

Thursday afternoon March the 5°

31st and Mr. Court urged each

teacher to be present and bring a an

friend, as this is to be the most important meeting of the year. Subject of the next meeting "Con" tests and games for the school room" and each teacher is asked to

be prepared with one example..C_

The meeting then adjourned.

-- D

A Leap Year Skate was held in' J,

'me meeting opened with the Pres- (C

every game fmm ”°W 0" Wm Young, and Nucker Irvine got the °f vital imP°"l'a“°°~ tying goal in the second when he

ok La\vlor's pass inside the New

Glasgow blue line to beat McLean.

ntermediate

Playdowns

HALIFAX, N. S., March 2. - . P.) -Truro C. R. A. hockey am will meet the Intermediate olverines of Halifax hers tomor- w night in the first of home and me games for the Provincial In- rmediaoe title. The second game ll be played in Truro on Satur- y, the Wolves pleading a heavy hedule during the preceding

week had precluded their appear-

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N. R. Oillce Delglle 4

I-rllnsl

H Horwatt . D7 204

Wheatley River Rink Saturday J evening quite' a. crowd being prw- S

F.Gordon _ .. 155 li- am Hood . ... . .. ll? 157

ent. The ladies had most of the Urban Gallant ... . ... 182 02

men lined up against i»h8 Wall 8-nd G. Blenkhorn . 107 148

‘ 653 718

did the askin! 88 15 their Drive ’

lidge only oncein four yetri. l°‘Total . . . . 1371

they made the most of the occass-.

ion. An enjoyable skate was held Invhicibles and a good sum realmed- fa. R. Nelson _ . . izii izs

Gordonswen . 221 176

Mr. Howard court, supervisor °f W. H. Townsend . iss -os

schools recently Vlilted EUSNZUVW. A. Maclmren ... ... 7-1 196 and Wheatley River school. g1'ne1lRice . . . . 102 133

877 739

Mrs. Barnsley Wonnacott n.nd;Total . . . 1416

children Greenvale are at presexiti

The Grand Central Galleries they cl

ummary. 2:40 Class:--

Petor S. (Gallant) ... a Mae Waltz (Kalingl . ...

2:50 Class:-

*M Heil' 'f°“" -°

Helen Trampfast (Taylor)

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'HocKEYwmW- F _ _ _ ' ' ’ all-lei 'todd <1-lvueiimi -

3 mln. Cla5s:-

_ - . ' 1' R U R ° Lena wiite iinocoubreyi _

` xenon .

O V _ gappy Cope (McNeill) .

ssancivrs _,QM mm M ,,,,_

Kenzie .

"M ` "John r' inrooiunsn

_ R i ' _ _

1 cavendisn oiri imirdi .

' _'_' - rncopia 'rodd (woolen ..M5 :W6

, ‘ -5 _ is: i i H. ay e - -<-

QUI ~ ” _ Jgmms. 511130:; J. w. McKay, Mr. Justice Meredith having en- ' M

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limbs...

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ass in their efforts to gllln sllD' enwev. but in the “exif l‘”° hm* old oiass, with production in sos i Bbl’ T0dd was the winner- Lena days of 12146 lbs. milk, testing 3.37% - Witte. owned bv N2 Y- M°C°“bf°Y containing 409 los. fat or 510.75 ibn. i captured ihe 3 mill- With Halmy butter.

Jack a good second in the flrst tW0 h,.,,,¢,, and quam catherine 2nd in the final heat. This more is owned by the Hon. Walter G. MCK¢I\2l€- she had the misfortune to trip in the hobbies the first. heat. S0100

_slight adjustment in the eqllipllltnt was madg by her driver James 305 days of 9627 lbs. milk testing Chappelle. Thereafter she raced 497 °°“f'*‘m1n8' 393 155- fab OF 490 like a top. The Club intends hold- lbs' butler-

Dals Mercena J. 2 cor old class

St da. Below is the Y - Y mg 'aces am' Y with production in 365 days of

*mur-

1 2 4

¥W*

ll U58.

_ Sea _ _ James Reid. clerk, B. Taylor. An- visaged the day when roulette will

ts Now on' Sale at the F°mm' , nounoer J. nisooii. be played by wireless, it is fait that

` Pnc } 1 1 _ it will not be long now before our ; - logessests’ 1)' #Bathing soanos do not more the heavyweight 'bellies champions will

a .or n ° bug ph°g°gf¢phs_" Too much ex- do theirlfghtlng through the post.

il =»-~ 1-“‘°“

May Mcrccna Abbckcrk, 3 ycari

Minnie Mcrcena Dekol, 3 year old class with production in 287 days of 1 12092 lbs. milk, testing 3.55%, con- taining 420 lbs. fat or 536.25 lbs hut- ter. i

Violet Dckol Abbekerk Komdykc,

2 year old class with production in

11812 lbs. milk, testing 4.19%, con- taining 495 iw. fat or 818.75 lbs. butter.

Four year old helfers are at pres-

ent under oillclal R. O. P. test.

Thffse ‘V0I`0 Giving a. fat pcrcelltngc at the visit of the Inspector in Feb- ruary of 4, 4.5, 4.9, 5.1. These four heifcrs and the two that have fin- ished their R. O. P. were sired by Elmhurst Korkdykc Pontiac, lm-

player trophy ln the Eastern' lon- glle this year, handed Doran Doncette. one of the stlffcst checks ever seen here. This boy is certainly ri terrific bumper. A chance to sec "Sammy" Murdock is alone worth the price of admis- sion. Last year in Moncton Sammy gave "Kenny" Farmer, the cele- brated McGill forward, ii. hockey lesson. When Lennon played

ported from Ontario by W. A. Mac- ' Gresor. central Lot ls. This animal W” 5€l¢°l/G4 by Mr. MacGregor for the hlsneri: rat producing qualities

of his dam.

“ Wireless

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'weekend at her home in Wheatley

against Hamilton in Toronto last, Y _ f th

spring, the radio announcer stat- Exmmi fximthe me up or e

d in t "thi b Le i . '

;o0d as anygneoyon tr:-;°r;ce,,s 8;; ,Royals SUI! judges were Messrs T. D. Ling

` Goal‘c

that included the great "Gonic”i

McGowan. Sargent is a great I' wedmck M' Andrews

goalie in a class with the North- .

cm Leagues' best. Ryan is is iH' Lemme M' ghagtize; _ al t hi h back checker par excellence; M- Paul » »the most origin cos ume, w c watch him hold down his wlng;]

the play milking of Jcmmett is‘M"5'W°d1°°k Simi ooautirui in union; shields nas ai E- W°°d ‘ S "“ terrific shot :ind was thc Eastern F1°"°n°° N°Y9 C' Matheson

Lcague.s ,Fading Mant: the way Mr. Reigh Barrett refreod 1150 ivrni blocks and foods his forwards ` gum io the ==*‘USf*‘°“°“ °‘ “ f' is a lesson in scientific hockey. It‘s *The SW” W55 3 1° 1 in “vm °

a great team that‘s here tonightothe Hunter River team.

ro battle senior and it win be a The iellewlns was the "ne “P

gr-egg ggmm for the mens 8BH1¢~

|;¢y,,|| Starr

wirrcnmd 'rim N. fr. 1.. mics? Gwlie

W1-rigs H. Chandler

National hockey league teams in` D¢f°“°°

the main had 9. very quiet week- F- 1'-#Pill _ W' L1” ond. on saturday night Howie Mor- ' o. sonar L- B°Wm

enz led Canadiens to a spectacular F0\'Wl\fd5

4 to 2 victory over Boston Brnins~P. Boy

in Montreal in retain :noir two-point 1A. wedlock G- *\“°l"“,

nm me can C Wood J Rackham bays prize and the mrls prize was' 0p¢om,m,¢, V

margin on ilrst p in - - ~ | ' .

P Matheson won bv Marjorie Bullman dressed 142 Richmond street.. _ _

i In ,|."."",,,,,,,,,,.§

| visiting in Charlottetown the guests _cf Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Andrews.

Miss Muriel Bowen, teacher at

Pleasant Grove, is spendi¥l8 me

River.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stev€i1S0¥\»

were the guests recently of li/Drs.; Stevensonks brothers Messers Rob- ert and John Wared Wlleillflel’

River. T

A meeting of the Wheatley

River Egg Circle was held in the hall recently. No back money was received for eggs sold during the past year, but as soon Hs DOUHYY supplies on hand are disposed of 8 settlement will be made.

Hunter River. Mr. Joseph Ea Gallant refereed the game to the

Sports W. C. Davies . . 1"L2 203 Gordon Williams . ... .. 128 159 Earle MacDonald . 158 188 W. C. MacLeod . .. 130 155

Maud McCanne1 ... . 93 48

681 783

Total . . . _ . ...1464

Ramblers .

E. R. Bcvyer ... r ... . 140 M. A. Howatt . ... . 180 260

104

. M. Brehsut . 107 147

N. A. Nicholson . . 232 137 R`. J. Campbell 158 65

V 815 'ns

Total .... .... ... or-....H1583

The score was 3 to 2 in favor

Ross

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A ve large crowd 0! fans alt- satisfaction or an.

nessed two very interesting ea-mes of hockey played on Wheatley River Rink Tuesday night between the Hunter River Royal sisters and

A very interesting Carnival was

held in Wheatley River Rink. Feburary the 24th. Over twenty

Wheatley River Star Sisters. and dollars was realized as ii. la1‘S0

the Hunter River Royals and crowd from Ebenezer. Wheatle

River, Oyster Bed, and Hunter River was present. Prizes were offered for the best costumes.

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The second prize for gentlemen won by Melville Dover Ebenezer who wore is costume representing

was won bv Florence McCrae depicited Old Mother Hubba _ Thg gegond prize for ladies was by Beth Coles who represented Folly." The prize 'for the funniest ‘costume went to Mr. Judson Rac- ham Wheatley River who dressed as a clown and d'd some amusing tricks. Wilfred Steed dressed ns winter won the school

The and

»- Howard Carr. Miss Annie Bruce,

Miss Clara Matheson and Gordon Carr. Mr. Philip Mathe- son won the gentle-men's prize

Mrs.

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presented Prince Edward Island.

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certainly looked the part, but on the back was written "Arc wc blue No". .Which we hope is the spirit of times. The first prlzc for ladies

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Tea Is Canadiails

Favorite Beverage

O'I'I’AW.A~ Oni. Mar. 2 (By The Canadian Press)-Canadians ara lea drinkers. As the hot beveragl of tha northem half of this con- tinent tea. stands first in esteem. Ill the calendar year 1931 Canada 1m~ ported 33,115,480 pounds and in 1930, 50,885,670 pounds. An incon- siderable amount was exported so that the total consumption averag- ed about 41,000,000 pounds a year. The import of green coffee direct from countrim of origin or from bond in Great Britain in 1931 was 81,739,529 pounds and in 1930, 29.- 884579 pounds, or an average of about 30,000,001 pounds a year without chicory. And tea goes far- ther than coffee in household use.

A feature of the Canadian trade

in coffee last year was the large increase in the importation of green cones direct from British East Afri- ca. In 1930 it amounted to 338,181 pounds and in 1931 it increased to 1,531,643 pounds. That, of course, is far below the figures of the impor- tation from Brazil, Colombia. and Jamaica but it shows such e decided increase from newlysettled ter- ritory that it appears to predict a great change in the near future il c ‘ .

offse purchasing It is pcmlble that some of the 2,814,773 pounds nien some via creat :Britain was of America origin also.

The total green coffee imported

in 1931 was 31,739,529 pounds and of coffee and ciricory 33,228,038 an increase in each case of close to two million pounds. _

Amongst the many countries

from which Canada obtains its cof- fee supply is Abyssinia. The a- mount from that land in 1931 was 200,465 pounds as compared with 158,708 pounds in 1930.

THE ELUSIVE GRETA GAEBO

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3-(By

The Canadian Press)-Here are some extracts from the short of- ficial biography of the elusive Greta. Garbo:

She is 5ft, Gln. tall, weighs 125117.,

has blonde hair and green eyes. 1'-‘for father died when she was 14. Sho was working as a clerk ln a Stock- holms hat shop when the manager nsed her in an advertisement film. Her first film nppczirimcc there- after was in a. comic picture. "Erik tlie Tramp." She dresses so quietly in tweeds off the set that many of the Metro-Gcldyn-li1':i,\'er employe- es have never recognized her. Nor is slie recognized. usually, in the moving picture houses to wlilch sim like-s to go. In summei~-time she is fvcckleti. Vi/'lien she is pleased she \vh‘siles. shn has most of her money tied np in a. trust fund to protect

her old age.

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