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I the "Irish Airs" so plcnsinfgljy ren-
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A very successful concert and basket social “was held in Coleman hall on March l7, in nzcl of Im- maculate Conception Church. Brae. large numbers olpcflpic from Cole-
Callaghan nnd Air. W. .\f. l-‘ly-un of Charlottetown. a cir-ivr cxhiiaiiion 0f dancinz by liiastcr [x-ouard Creamer and Patricia ‘Mciiinnon, also a one-art farce "Antoinette comes to touui" by Joseph Mclsaac Raymond Creamer and Mark Greenan.
Worthy of special mentimi were
dcrcd by five vioinists. lvfr-ssrs Leo McKinnon. ultlllltli; W. Mclsauc, 1.00 Doyle. Preston lticKifinon and Raymond creamer; mandolin scl- octions by Mr. Leo Doyle; old time music by Mr. Neil hIc-Kinnon; and by qaecial request violin sdeciiuns by Messrs Doiron and Arsenauit of flowlan; choice organ selections by Rev. Theo- Gallant P. P., Mt. Car- mel and Mr. Gilbert Gaudct of Brookflcld.
Charleston-Patricia McKinnon and Leonard Creamer.
Mandolin selections-Leo Doyle.
Comedy sketcn- by "Dad".
Old time music-o violins with organ.
Vocal solo-Rev. J. B. Crokcn.
One-act farce-fAntolnettc com- cs to toym." ,
Vocal solo—Sclccted—W. Flynn.
Old-time music-Ncil McKinnon, violin.
Vocal Silifk-“Yllfi T’l‘a.'»‘t=;‘ Perfect" -- Ilcv. B. Gillis, D. I).
Organ selections, Gilbert Gaudet.
Vocal solo-Maiacliins Callaghan.
Songs and SkiLs-WDad".
Closing chorus-Jfhe dear Shamrock.
God save the King.
The accompanists for the even- ing were Rev. 'I'lieodorc Gallant, Mr. (Hibert Gatidct and Miss Ma- mie Cameron.
Before the closing chorus, Rev.
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J. B. Crokcn, P- P, Brae. who very '
capably arranged the above W92- ramme thanked the performers, donors of baskets, and all who helped to make the concert such a success socially and financially.
Immediately after the program- me a large number of baskets, beautifully trimmed and flllcd with good cats donated by the ladies of the pnrlfill, Brae, Coleman and vicinity were auctioned b1 Mr. W. R. Rogers.
Mr. mgcrs, who is ivcll and fav- ourably known as a successful auctioneer succeeded in making the sale of baskets a financial success. As an appreciation of his services
Mr. Mark Grccnan acted asl chairman and announced the fol-I lowing progrumme>~ ‘
Opening chcms-Jlhc Shamrock Ind the Maple Leaf.
Vocal solo-Malachias Callaghan.
Selection of’ "Irish Airs"»--5 vio-
lins with organ acnmfipnuiment. Vocal solcr-Thc Rose of ‘Pretee- Mark Grecnan.
as auctioneer all joined in singing "For he's a. jolly good fclow."
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GOOD COUNSEL
Give daily thanks to God; ‘I
And seek His Grace through prayer; . .
Wash in the Lamb's Atoning Blood,
‘That stream WlllCh makes u; pin-e.
Oh take God's book and read Inspired words of rncn. Who walked the righteous paths with God. And worshinrwd Him again.
Ruisc loud your voice to God! When Satan's hosts are near;
And he will still your troubled soul And drive away all fear.
Do noble deeds for God! GiVB Praise, rejoice and‘ sing;
Bo thankful for His mercy now And make your offering.
Give thanks to God at night. Who veils your eyes in sleep; And when the time of death is ma;
You have no cause to weep. --F. H. MacArthur, Lorne Valley, 1151,}.
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I never heard of him. What did he die of.?
I'm not quite sure, malam, re- pled the salesman; some kind of eruption, I believe.
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-IIORSE NOTES-Some excel- len racinghns been witnessed on Summeraide harbour during the last two weeks. and if the ice remains good, mother race la scheduled for Saturday. Lucky Lindy, owned by Wellington McNelll of Charlotte- town, who has been in the care 0f Malcolm Steele during the winter monthu, is in the pink of condition and will no doubt make them step this summer. S.
-NEW ANNAN WIN TROPHY —'I‘he New Annan All Stars hockey team are being congratulated on their achievement of being the champions of the North Shore Hockey League and possessors of the coveted cup donated by Cleve Baker of Kensington and now on display in H. R. Moaseis clore, New Arman. S.
—QUIET WEDDING-A quiet wedding was solcmnizcd on Wed-
W. H. Harding of Sumnzerslde. when Miss Ruby Ilutcheson of the Telephone staff was united in mar- riage to Mr. Mark White of Sum- merslde. Mr. and Mrs. White will reside in Summerside where
friends. 8.
-n.\n a coon YEAR-Final re- ports have been completed by the Bideford and Tyne Valley United Churches for the past year and show that the congregations had'a very successful year. The total of $2,749 has been received from all sources. The minister's salary has been paid in full and other amounts were paid to different funds. 'I'heic is a balance on hand in the Manse account -It has been decided to is- sue n. financial statement to the congregation as was done last year. The Ladies‘ Aids did fine work and met regularly. Rev. J. A. Nicholson, the minister, spoke of the fine work accomplished by the people at his service at Ellerslie on Sunday night.
--DOMINION DAY RACES-At‘ a recent meeting of the directors of the Summcrsidc Driving Park Association it was decided to hold the Dominion Duy races. The class- es have not yet been decided upon though it is thought that owing to the present financial depression the purse would be reduced. ‘The Club fccl assured that they will have the backing of nil lovers of sport but unless they have the co- operation of the citizens of Sum- merside they cannot hope for a successful meet. It is the purpose of the Club to make Dominion Day, which has always been conceded to Summersldc by all other Driving Clubs, a huge success. Horse racing
. has taken on a new impetus of late
and thcrc is no reason if the public get behind the Club flint Summer- side should not have a big program for that clay. No doubt some school sports can be arranged between Charlottetown Schools and the lo- cal Iligh School to make the event interesting for the younger visitors. It is to be regretted that the Sum- merside exhibition has fallen by the way, and although it is due in some measure to fairs in other parts of Prince County, the chief reason for its disappearance is the lack of interest on the part of the citizens of the town. With such a good farming district for miles around there is no reason why Summerside should not have an exhibition and 0n a par with those held in former years. Perhaps the Women's Institutes who are doing such good work along those lines would lend their support to such o. worthy object. S.
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BRINGING UP FATHER
THAT SETTLES wr- I'M THROUGH WiTH 016- 5AV/ PUZZLES- OLIT’ OF THE. FRONT wnsioow INTO THE
, STREET ‘wvri-i -— “cram-J C-
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, And your wife would not be in it nesday evening at the home o!’ Rev. "
they ‘
have the best wishes of their many '
WIJ. Till AUIWI IUN III‘! SUMMER‘!
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will the auto: run next bummer? Everyone la aaking that
In the country there‘: no money Everything, just now. is flat. Outs are twenty-five a. bushel, Potatoes. pork. Ind o!!! l-re lower. Andyouknovnuwelluhio, Then‘: no credit at the more.
Everywhere you tnvol nowndnyl. Folks are looking rathor blue, I For they cannot run ‘the autos. Without money, that i| true,
rbr, they need now, all the money. For to buy their clothes and ma. So you'll have w take to wnlklnx. And it sure will do you good.
Al for mo. I'll never worry.
rm- I never. owned l. our.
Never went to any horse-trot,
As I couldnot get that far. Everyone that had an auto,
Day and night were on the spin But they'll not do that. next sum-
mer, For they have not any tin.
Now if times no getting herd. boys, You must never blame the Lord It was you, that run the autos, ‘Phat were made by Henry Ilbrd- And the gas you bought on credit And the gas you paid for too, Seems to make your lot much harder, For the credit now i: due.
Are the autos all the trouble?
Is not style in blame. u well? Everyone in town and country, Seemed to try to cut. a swell.
If you went to Church on Sunday. why you had to have good clothes,
without powder on her nose.
Who's to blame for all the hard- ships,
That they talk of everywhere? Was it not the Love of Pleasure And the running of the car? Some w'll say, “It migh be harder", Some they say, “It might be worse" But I tell you one thing certain, There's no money in the purse.
will the autos run next summer? Wll‘ ou still keep up the style? Will you grow more seed potatoes? Will you fertilize the soil? _ Better stop, and lock and listen, Live a life upright and true. Tell the story of the sparrows, They are fed. so why not you! —.I. Wellington Thomas North Tryon
PERSONALS
—Mrs. Thomas Compton of Sher- brooke, has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment. S.
--Mr. W. W. Lord, representing the Royal Flour Company, was in Summerside this week. S. »
EASTERN GUARDIAN
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murlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rep. Archie Hume, or left at H. J. Lisbon’: Drug Store, Mvniaaue 12-1a-dif.
--'5I\BBA'I‘I_I snnvrcns - ll n. m. and 7 p. m., St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church. Montague: Car- digan Presbyterian Church, 2 p. m. Rev. Norman MacDonald.
Wouldn't Keep a Germ
A school teacher was cashing her monthly salary cheque in the bank. The teller apologized for giving her old bills, saying: "I hope you are not afraid of microbes?"
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One landlady, showing him a dingy bedroom, remarked, persuas- ively, “As a whole, this i: quite l nice room, isn't it?"
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Senior Hockey Playoffs. Winner of Brockville Ottawa game, versus winner of Niagara Bulls-Hamilton Pats game will play Maple Leaf Gardeul. ‘fbmnto’ tonight. Much 25th. Return game will be played. d 0mm Monday mm Mmiii 27011.
The most recent figures released show Harvey Jackson of Toronto Maple Lelia. in the leading scorer in the Canadian Section of the National Hockey league with so‘ goals and 17 assists. total 43 pointsf He has spent 43 minutes in the cooler this season. The next high-i est scorers this season are North- cott and Haynes of the Montreal, Mar-oops, each with 40 points. They
‘have spent 30 mimics and I8
minutes respectively in durancei vile-
Joliet. Morena and Gagnon. shin-
“lng lights of ..he colorful Canad-
lens. have scored 3B. 85 and 84 points respectively. Juliet has a penalty record of 93 minutes.
In the American Section of the National Hockey League Bill cook
scored?! goals and 22 assists. a to- tal of 49 points, and is high man.
Helms spent 51 minutes as a prisoner. Barry of the Boston Bruins is
second in that League with 3'7
Rangers is third with 36 points! and Nels Stewart of the Boston Bruins and Boucher of the New. York Rangers are {next in line with 35 points. Boucher is the.
of 35, the greatest number of'
tonal Hockey League.
The two 0001145 with Boucher at centre is considered the finest for- ward line in professional hcckey| today. ’I'hey are real old timers, all being in the thirties and having played professional hockey for ten or more years and every year bcinfl the brigh scintillating lines. The two Cooks are farmers in Sask- atchewan when not playing hoc- key"
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Bert. Abbe 1.59%, b h, by The
flank Eoscsh Jr., 1.59%, b g. by Frank Bogash. '
Highland Scott 1.50%, br h, by Peter Scott.
May E. Grafton 1.59%. ch m. by Calumet Grattun.
Braden Heir 1.59%. b g. by Abbe Braden.
Cold Cash 1.59%. b h, by Peter Volo. ;_
Grattan Bars 1.59%, b h. By Gotten Royal.
Prince Alert 1.59%, b g, by crown Prince (son of Artemua).
Sanardo 1.59%, b g. by flan Francisco.
Calumet Adam 1.59%, ch h, by
ton should not have very much Walter 134ml.
The following an am of the 1min Gutter: 2.00. b m. b?
of the New York Rangers has gfaflons o; may-egg’
points. F. Cook of the New York At any time you may drop in, at
Momwyu. Napoleon Direct 1.56%. oh h. by
sm- Eta-wan 1.00%. ch n, ... Dlynhr.
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Prince Ioree 2.00 br g, by Prince McKinney.
Merriman 3-00 b z, by Belwin.
Widow Grntten 2.00. b m. by Gtattan Royal ,
Zomibro Hanover 2.00, b 8. by Dillon Axworthy.
58y! the New York Herald '15-!- buen: “There is no escape from it. ‘Tm’ Q1‘! Kmy mare ain't what she use to be‘. Songs have been writ- ten about gray horses, famous men such u Napoleon have preferred them and the Scottish Grays, re- mflllbflffill I01‘ their charge gt Waterloo, immortalized them. Few,
however. will be seen this year or ,
next on the harness horse tracks of America.
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| The only promising youngster Jlwrting gray on harness circuits this year is Fay Mack, 4 fllly 9w“- ed hi! W. N. Reynolds of Winston Salem. N. C. She will be a starter in the Hambletonian Stake, the world's richest trotting purse, Tho colour line in Fay Mack's inherit- ance has been continued for 53 years and runs through six gen-g
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There's sure one place in Char- lottetown where you're always treated right
either day or night.
It's where the horsemen gather to pass the time of day
And talk of future “pi-ospects" as
H O LM'AN’S '“‘“‘”‘“' " MONDAY, Summertime-Charlottetown TUESDAY- VSPQRT BRIEFS Peter the ‘Bmnr. 39y] 4am u“ g, “m, -—- mIWm1-5974v5h-Wm-Mlenwcmootfotlkfolethorni
Inge’: Livery Barn.
Woonlyhndthroornneadawnon the moo: loo.
But Spring il in the own; And the "track" is getting nice; Andweurolookingforwcnitom
09min: up 1n May When we will nit in "Blockers Roost" and pea away the dgy With watches all deflating-each one differ; from the root Which doesn't bother anyone, w. cry fellow think: hi! but. ' And in the evening at. the "Bern" we go over it one! 1mm. »And that ‘qua-rte?’ may b0 Ihy. where from thirty-one to thirty-four. We “josh" each other pretty rough, but then W9 mean no harm When we're gathered for l. lhegi. ing at Mme‘; Livery Barn.
Superfluous Hair ShouldiBe Removed
DON'T GET AN INFERIORJTI’ OOIVEPLEX ABOUT SOME- THING EASILY REMIDIID
Any woman who has supertluou. hair on her arms and limbs them
‘days is just careless.
‘Ihere are abundant way: of re- moving it with creams, liquids or other depiatories.
No process guarantees perman- ent relief from excessive fun. But you can easily" incorporate into your scheme of belutlfylnzi at least five minutes p. week for this necessary process. And the old b0- gies about anything increasing the amount of hair growth have been killed ‘Tn the iigiigqr yearn of ax-
the hours glide away. I from s. happy grOllp and loud,
settle in a cloud. ,
This heavier grows, until one 'mosl. can cut it with an axe
Its there we talk of racing-smoke makes the fastest tracks.
I'll tell you where to meet us, for indeed this is no yarn,
It's on Queen Street, in Charlotte- town, at Lurker. Livery Barn.
It’: funny how we differ in opin- ions of a horse,
And politics especially-we [differ there of course,
And if one makes a statement, it's sofa to bot your hat
Tharell be several standing ready to contradict it fiat.
Take the Abbles of lust winter and the recent hockey games, We're bout evenly divided on the
merits of the same.
Some thought the team was mighty good and others not so not, And many wordy battles thcrc cv-
"y night were fought. And for other folks opinion the
perience. It's not only safe to re-
klng of assists with 2B points out And as we talk the smoke-wreaths, m°"° such 5T°Wth- but "l"!
When it comes to superfluous
points for assists in the entire Nat- Curl upwards to the ceiling and ha!‘ ‘m m” “W” u“ ‘Mt’. " am
fcrent mutter. If you have jolt 0 couple or hairs, you can take them outwith tweezers yourself. Oi course it takes a. little v courage to pluck them 0111i. B119 many women do it. If you hive any perceptible growth. it is safer tr. have nn expert use an electric needle on it. 'I‘h'a, however. l8 1105 a cheap thing to have done. but it is unwise to go to any one who l: not an expert.
A growth of hair on the chin comes in this same category. Don't experiment. Go to an expert and have n done right. For oortllflly nothing can be more dtsflnlflfli and it is fool's}: f0!‘ l. woman t0 get an inferiority 001111718X ltbfllll something that can be remedied-
LOOKING BACKWARD A four-word sign on n mid!" golf course in Great Bend, Mo,
tells the story of many another- The m. runs: "Closed. Opened by Nlistake."
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