--s _ - THE oflenootrerowaovsnofos inns inner _ .

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players

Joh n

-STILL ILL.--Although Mr.

confined to hip home. much hope is

Guessing contest was won by Rev.

Kent St. A number qi, the ngsqgn

and gmisiderable cutting

'WQB 1'9-

'Henry Weeks. Fredericton, is still responded with it hv.nd`chemic`al i=i`ui1vln1i1s1»m~: P it 1 Fsn 10 did dsrensivd gems nntss reliovsd

was

_i V __ _ _ _ __-|,l__ ,r _ _ , . -. . ._‘ _ _

` __ _ entertained for his recovery, quiredwiofexle the blgiiq lgcat- game of hockey Been ,iii summer. iinitnngey mane a sensational Sava

d d I i ll

. ., -1-_ 9 an -Vx' “EUS “ii A f9»\_UllvY'~3l,l_l‘lQ side this season .was played last Morris -took the puck bank to the

-C.M.B.A. SOCIAL.-There was li! 1'/aid '-0 l\H~VB been the 0B.llB9.;‘1'-' iiigiht when two teams with honors Sydney goal and passed buck in

u large cruwld ut the -ClM_B.A. So- _NEW LoN'_- ' about even played for all that was Montgomery who shot perfectly for clal in Summerside this week about S Wie _ SION N0l'lAR_I(_i0E_-d-- in them on good ice. The Sydneylthe Crystals second score foul-

100 attexndiug. in the Whist compo- _B es ll 9 GW li 0" team had the breaks und wonfa mllniit ft. th l t 'ed ‘ °

.___ tibion the ladies prize was won by I()»:i_f;\;)E;te_iii__ colénecti_¢_in_ with the welll deserved victory, setting 3' Rogzinumiirde Ili?-illliiliftai-iili get- . ‘ , .w'é}{;‘;1il;L;wnsi::i],,5,tgili?1i"; gl:-ggiycisi

H315 T.el\Sely DTH- _Mrs"wl'» B' Mmeillrmd ms ‘ltwilgiies will be coriliductgdc snblbntlfnxdzgrz goals tothe CryBms.2' "ng "ight "“°°',‘gh '° S"°w “_'"° subsmpuon PH” $150 per yunlievins been h0i'11 in *Pl11°ii°» Be"l _ _ _ mens y Mr. Hen y Gnu s. __ mn mst" by the RW George It we-s a pretty some to wstoh stopped ntoely. None or ins ciys- (52 Coulee) fan where his brother, M, Ales.

matlc al In Consolation prizes were won 1 y Cameron who Wm reach at C" _ and had everything to give a com- tals were around for the rebofulid pnynbin in Advnncn iinndei. Meme 51111 live-s on 1-bel

1 lvl P I 1

_ ‘nSo_B, ” |Mliss Margaret A-rseuaut and r. tom 11 a_ m_ Long River 3 D m pete and excellent, hockey enter- missing a wonderful chance to ev- hoiiwnteaii farm of their father,

_New Fllln _ lg, L, McNetll, The prize for the Bean and Geddie Memorial 7 D 'm - 31° tu.inm:_i_lt.t lt vvias asgreut pig, how- -isa the] score. Lihbus went bank ` me iam -Mi-iymmid M(,i¢ae_.M\-_Mc.i

_ . . . ever’ ii so ew, “miners 9 pea. 'or in n ce run a uttie later but lost _Rae now holds “_ responsible Dosi_

I . ' _ . _ . d - -ple tul'ned out. There were over to Rogers Morris w t d d 7599`2'9'i'l5'3i- ' ' th El~i

11 : Mo ro-the ic il i“‘“‘°’G V '“°C“”° Wh” '*“°““° ~sco'rl.ANn's PART iN Tris - “il °“'“ ll" tion with rho Cominonweei i .

C0 eeuoiiurizldns adopt; ifgysi 'While *hz “n§[‘;“‘;"r osv atom ENT or cANAoA..._ i_f_i_0 n»;<_»_1_>isi_ nresenf. -'l‘he__nydney _init snow stopped rr sinnrt rs.

a new metier' in' screen- ' 'fl' °“°'r;' ' m bl' “Y ____ will be described by the Holi. J. A. mysami sothcolilneiup 1.1” ,i SWF* n _(Tig Hackett' The Crystal” tile largest concerns of its kind ini

it is the ponmy regu r prog mme w e Supp . Mnihienon C_ _i_ ni inn Cniedoninn _E it e H- I1 WAS it e fl DUDDBISI MW but he WS every- tile world. fMr. iMcRs.e was educat,

imented by an entertainment and Cinn this evening_ This is n Bun Hlbivirlg U18 S2-1119 did “Di get Start- Where- Sydney got t0g9ther and _ ed. first at the flilount Buchanan’

vehicim “S0 iilo proceeds will be for St. Mary‘s ieci of more tnnn nndinnny an edhun-3_1 921101 _ _ h C _ _ -tooltct the puck out of danger with a . DEVELOPED Granuna: -School, later foii tigo'

opened mst “mm M csdemy, _ irnciiveness and no doubt evei.y_ _l e rs perloi t e rye as pie y rush. and .years in Dalhousie Univers _ty_ e Enwmd ,i,heH_l__e- Wes _.__ one interested in our Dnniininwiliad a smooth-running .machine The hockey was fast and excit- PRINTED taught school for a short tune nt. chance or he ' ireer ...AN0'|-HER ~r|g.up__wesi 0( and iin` beginnings wiii make n which worked beautifully all ing -up to now and with eight nun- Alberton and at Cavendish. At. thei

__ m__t_he__ V C Snmmnrnide neenin to be vim ~ii0U_ point oi being present through, 'iihe Sydney team could not uies bo go the boys started to slsc- EN|_ARq5»~|EN1'5 end of his second year at Dalhousie,_ .__._........-._...._f------

doo rt of the Island R R Line ___ fathom the Crystals stzyle of play ken 1Sydlley was satisfied to pliiy he joined a shiip going tio Glasgowi - -

` ' ' pa _ _ , _ 1 ' _ - ._

nulire elfcflimonal in mat as on Tuesday night again the pac- INJURED -BY _FAL|_. _Yester- “Hd °°“l1i “°i- get their combina- n defensive game and the Crysiltlsi PHOTOGRAPH' . swualid' on arrival there me Bhlpi Mowat Maccllhvray

_ ~ ‘ 3-' 'rnAci< cl.EiAsEo.-A wrecked , ’ _ ii - ~ n _ §?_‘;II{,,‘;§;7i §£,“‘T;;';,,;*;¢,;;;°§é;,=,;-if Game which was Play ed on A-1 ice Surface Q“ti'“e if Hlstmy - f

,, i , ~ ,...:1...i...“°.‘:..r:.i:;1':.‘,i..':.i...:t was foot ood olooo Throughout- Both ’ BY F°fm°fP--E- Isles-1

-T fastest, cleanest and best going tlllough for n. great run but

.fZ".iiff,.§"ff,“;1i”f‘i?,?..,_ SYDNEY lilli llllili SUMMER- --`----'iiii 5i[|.|iy i ‘ SIIJEBY A3-2. Stlllii r. nf".£."°".}3'ints» giiii iiyiiigll !.:.?!£.”'.2.'.;9“°"°°

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...LL ,,,_.,.,T_,, - Goalics Exccll - Small Attendance due |'ll|0ll'8 B8ll0¢ A den" El°""°i° J°“"'l

temoon a still alarm e\Triiesrd;,ht 0 f Eminent English Catholic Esnyilt nal Published ini

. _____ for a blaze at Coyle»s Drugstore, _ I _ _ ., . md Hman." Pa’

, .

Now Running In

_ in the January number of The

Electric Journal. published 111

Pittsburg, Pa., there is an article OD “Kelvin” Contribution to Electric-

ul Engiiieerlng." by 'Miz R. Mc-i Saint Johin N_ B liao, Electric Engineer. i

is/on Company of Chicago one oli

er 0 as a Vining ,M W t t ii d ft yi Ni ii i tion going The period was featur gave all that was in the b t could was laid up for e while and during il\’eTlZgdkl)elg.l30ng O01 iiglisfnd ihen they l1v;<`l-eto(;-lbiiugn Sane: Silfgetinliad ‘tile miiffoilrtstlolile ed bi' “ice iudivldlliii VIEWS and "Ot B¢°r*‘ The D61’l0d pigs ilhtercst that time, examinations came onl

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1- ws- °° ;:;.1i1,°- :exec f::““.§z:1.;:“°'°1.z.:; l>°.‘1‘.,s;:1 ::.1.;::.“r.“:;°r..::"; ‘:.°:.~~~‘ s.f."11':z1..1f.‘;‘rfn.‘: l‘.I......f..a

arid "princes 'Th I;i)i`o al rt hwel' tile :Zin once conveyed totlie P E I iles- Joseph Montgomery Morris Rudi A i y yi Hd made 11 try for 011° Of the lf‘~rE°i

keg in bringing he' Tie i li wliimllgl iii Summersld tlpital and it was found iinoln exam- defrhsni Lihbus and’ Rogers'-made NOTES iliird Year P1°iz°B~ T0 his °“'“ 5""

'~h"°“9h i'° the har' msn sm wbegmne dnnaiied ni neveliiinatlon that the old lady was suf- dangerous invasions to the enemies ` ilrise and U16 amazement ‘Of his m‘“‘“h°°d' These sa” 'lin ‘ion I reven-tieig 'the train fiom fering from a dislocated hip and a territory. With a minute to go and It was a great game and a sec- ' “’°"‘p°U't°m wh" represented “H Name ..................... ._ . . ..

“W 5i'i'“°i“"° bi’ which mgceenig some nf ine Damien. broken arm. The bones were when it looked as if -the period ond game between these two teuims ‘me leadmg universities °( thi’ Of "S0 Big" is d6V9l0‘D- :em Murad waikinn, and ine`m_.n_ soon set in place and at last rellort would end scoreless Gauthier went should draw a bumper house. iuniied Kingdmn' he mptured wie! ....... __

k n k i she was resting quite comfortably tihi-ough for the hrs; more shooting -l ' - Drill? Sixty -pounds sterling T11!

Miss lMloore`in her sc- ;r_fmi:e‘:_;n‘;°;°wYv°;; ties; nggnt l; ~- _ from outside defence. The period Sllliphant was unable to play last Achieves ";:___‘\’_‘_l_°`£ 9 u;“";_r‘;uii‘§`;?i;§u(?;;d ----*'_*""'”"1°_"

is 0 oust of olinfz . orlcl-iEs1'rlAL soclE‘rv.- 'rn . 1 i i li di i ’ P °“° '°P‘“"=- °“°“' “i.“‘;n“‘°’i.’°'§ i°i’...if“°"..i‘§?i§"oh-riooetoini' owners.. social? °“i’?.‘.-i 3.1535 f.'éTii.f$”Li.§‘?.‘;'.. ......i. iL5."$.i. .`$i.s.‘i.g.‘i.‘I§...§”i§’.§.‘.‘s.°“ "" Remarkable Succcssin on -no-nov. is two i----» 1- Wnllme Beexy’ S 0 y H er oc y S ( y`SiH»'ie<i W0rk Tuesday 0V9'llil1»8 011 then Gauthier went down and Snow -_ ' ____ 'wus graduated A' and during h

Farley. 390-rl amgm°2!:`__<¢4»---- fi Select i>i‘0€l'i1n1' of classics and was kept busy for a while. Bates The Crystals missed him .but the An investigation conducted by|Sm(ues he won 'a number or cash

G'l'|}i|§8`1§}liiff ` 1'_M|._ Cmnweii weekn_ Ai,bei.i,nn_ popular music .to be given- ln the mek the puck away and sent ui young players showed up wonderful '1`-he Burton Shields Co., of 1hdisn.lprlz?‘_;i which provided gm (with T 1 *Fil ' Prince Edward Theatre on March wicked shot which shaved Lefur- ly well especiall lMiont ouier -ho apolls to determln th -1 i'*S““° em funds to mn “ue mm Msrrrsin, non- "““ ‘“"°“‘ "'““°" "° S““““°"“m° zsili. lvlr W .E lrlotnnsr is ssnin 's iissd Jose n tried d idw s in sd like is vsisrsn K y “ ins science ni cnien reiimm iiniiiyea’ ‘° yea" Ai me em’ “Y hi”

iiebenm Baby Dorothy Bmck this week. direcungi Mr ~ Wagner _or the KZ' Le' Y .e wig! t _U cess tg” li Y - _S makin such _1l`_3 acmc- W1 inputs course he competed for one F"““ld° Dai""°~ T59 Ihi`¢cPi_ hm' Mi. my CET Cnnniotteiowni Prince Ediward`Theat/re has become ltibbususiaged ithzupigcg de 'resis- Gauthier played the game of his America ind gaiiiilrig sIi)ichgrc2:iifld~`t'h(£; igfjie byeatgfgvinegcazlaxgip i5 Pl#-Yeti-ily B011 'LY -'. . 5' __ ' ' ` znpermanent lnenlher t t/h hes- , 1 b ti kh d. llf d R - li ti . cnc e. 'f' tl df li - W V' y ' “V B ' e c1ini~lo's Brabln. whose 31>ntlil.ibn visited F’°d°'i°i°“ ‘°e°°“my' irn, othsrwiss ills n(i~ohs§t0r;cwli1`iiingiigirtuigrgiigg this éfgstgiszzd one an ogg” was e er um” ev intlfig sn3n:§§clsi1cmx2§t;0s~1in{§"satliiii S”l“"“'”hi`°“ F"“" me “"““°“ the

wus gained in diranlns of this type. _,_,__,_.. have about the some personnel ssiiieing the score iive minutes after ri . cfse drepo e cov- ner ,Lord Kelvin in his ian_Omwry_

S B ls

of s se

out of 99376 8 8 rt d_ privilege of studying directly un-

directed tlie picture, under the su- - . last season. play started, _-The Sydney boys nil played well 9 "Z 110 SD9Cl lc isctlties, 84.571 'The scholarships were founded

l'""m°n °f EMI H'“ds°“' wr Fin' .l . Young went right back at Lefur- and met hearty favor with the ‘lr 35 Derwilt l°900\/fired Or Were iw iond Keivin who inrned one N”“D“i11» _ _____ CH"-'DREN HOLD 'l'EA-- The gey but .Ossy saved nicely. Rogers fans. They are 11 fine bunch of-f~U"3“iIY "“l""""ed “"‘l9l" ihis meth' tn iii, Univenslgy the gratuity

nso Big.. is an adaptation of the A b d n bmk out esterday Shining Star Mission Bend of St. made 8, nice run but, Bates came sports cd of treatment. The fatalities given mm by the _M,am_ic Cable

., . s re e y . . . ' . . . - .

nosci by Edna Flerber. one ofthe no nthenlames Church held an enjoyable bank and Leinrgey went to meet __ recorded were Sol or equivalent to Company in mmm for his em

._ . V _ i forenoon in the upper s rcy o 1, _ ‘ _ 8;- _ Loon i ~ ,i _ _ ,mrs best sellers nic B “Kvien residence of Mos Ma-bel Jones, 233 a Z;’;'_‘f_;’ri tent fromn f0_i1i\_‘1 wt bilix him. The ,puck slipped in slowly Anthur Allen linnilled the game i;v_i’_f;"bly wrnxltlné ‘-;’el‘ni;‘:_;€i5__‘;‘3'\lcnt services in the laying and pe

in-

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iirnund the __grow'tih of Oh ago tsfomfton Mreen 'and niihnngn the Y ay H ei'“°° - 9 9* el’ for the score which put Sydney in satisfactorily. not one penalty \ves,__ale of 12_3 e 1,000 th h ut fectiing of t-lie Atlantic Cable.

surly dsys-.i . hed pretty valentine d@°°fHtl°DS tn i ii 2-1 handed ont 'rnls was dnl -no io Y’ r r°“S 0 . .

-~ _ hr d rtment made a speedy re- e ea _ » » Y i 0__ . The scholarships provide thrc

B emu Morris, Hackett, and Gauthier the many outstianding .features oii§'§‘|;nI’t‘;_l;E‘liaHt Si;$“i.f‘"`whii3; years tuition lin cfxperiinentu

The Fox News and Fables maki. lip the balance of the P-ictoral pro gramme. During ‘Intermission the overture "The Tales of Hoffman" ii-as splendiillyrclidered by_tlie or- cllestra. under the direction of Mr. \\'n.':ne.r_ “

Cards _oi_-Thanks

spouse to the alarm. and fiou-glit in the 'face of zero weathenlike her- oes, it was two hours before the blaze was finally extinguished. ' The upper part of the house is .badly gntted and tihe flames broke through the roof in eovemll places. Furniture in the lower rooms and also the plaster, are oonslderably damaged by smoke and water. It is

ilr. 3.' ’I‘. Currie and family de-

siri- to -tlniuk thoughtful neighbors iuiil frienills for very many acts ol kindness shown' -them during iiiulr recent .sore bereavement, also for messages of sylllp-silly and licniiitiflil floral tributes. 1-i.

THE MARKETS

- (Canadian Press)

M‘(llN"I‘RiE.AL. Que.. Feb 10.- A

w;~ak_er feeling developed in today’s 1-ash grain niiirket .flor Ontario and Qui-liec oats and prices were reduc- oil 2 to 2 l-2 cents pcrbushel with sales of odd cnrs'0f No. 2 white 11| 51, 3 white 49, and N0. 4 wh'i-bc iii -I7 cents per bushel. ciivstorc, The inquiry for Callaiila-n western oats vms lictter and it steady feeling pi'i-viiile-il with prices iinclia/nged.

'l`lici-c- was practically no improve-

iilniit. in .tho spring wheat fliour lliurkot today, the ileilnalid for do- iiicsili-. nild foreign liuycrs being ri-sli-ici1.~il. and thi- 'undorione 'io 'thc iiiiii~ki~t. was oasy with prices 'un- i-li;i1ii;eil. There conitlnucs to he it iliirl-_\' steady dciuaind for 'broken

understood that -the loss is partly covered by insurance. `

eud a delicious supper was served by the members of the Band._ Dur- ing the afternoon Miss Marjorie |Chnndler gave ii. piano solo and Miss Sussan-n McKinnon sang very nicely while the Burnett. 'boys witl

Archie Nelson enllvened the ‘irons with well rendered pipe mus c.

tion C. F. O. Y. _of Island i.Radio Company, Chhrlottetown broadens very successfully last evening a

' 'l‘h'a.wlng out frozen pipes is wld to have been the cu-use of the fire. which crept up between the walls in an amazingly short time, and had gained considerable headway before the fire-,flgihters arrived. .

To Ward Three

Electors i

Ladies and Gentlemen:-- ' I tuke this opportunity of thank- ing tlle electors of Ward 3 for tho splendid support given me in yes- `tcrday`s election contest. ‘ Although 1 nrn, not privileged to represent this ward at the Council table yet you may be assured that ian a private citizen I will do every- tiling possible to further the in- terests of the electors of Ward Three.

Respectfully Yours.

F. R. MGLAINE.

iorday. Tllcrn was no il.Ci\1ll'l ¢2l\iil1l¥° in the colidltioli of -the hiutter mar-

itlls of lnlllfoed lin thin local mar- iket the linilcrtouo bclnir Slclltiyii

koi hut prices show no actual "twins notwithstanding the curtail- “<l iiiioiiuctlon at present and the iniiicr limited supplies available. l"lflir baled -hay market continues 'l"}“'- HMI the undri/one cs:s`y with liricns showing no change. ‘Prices were again- reduced 1 cent lifr ilozon tor strrlctly fresh eggs on ilie local niarkot today. The de- iimiiil was only fair but a liberal

'aliil -prices .remained u.uchauged.| Business on the cheese market was rspgrtcii q-ii-lin and the feelin!! '.s-tcady with no change in prices.

lO'I‘-'l‘A'\VA. Feb. 10.-<Tlio 'under-

tonc of Canadian markets is easy duo .io tus low prions lirevoiii-us

iln fresh eggs in the Cnlted States. ‘Toronto lower, wholesale fresh er- itras 41 to 42. firsts 37 to 38, sec-

I _M i NO.TRE DAME ACADEMY HIGH

“ii°l‘il1P.' 'e coming from the Unit- ends 32. Molltrcal easier. i0il>l>li1S “fl States. Sales o fextrss we1\e'.fres-li extras 43. firsts 49_ seconds "H1110 at 44 cents. flrsts at 40 cenfs.l35. -Edmonton steady dealers quot.-

seconds»_M gstpeyte por d .i-Stop-‘ig country shippem delivered “K”-eras si ` scoped is ilmnsr do-,irssli oxtrss 37. iirsls 24. s--:condo "lille of 1 cont per down 9 ing to 19. Vancouver local fresh firm pay- “'°" rveiflfied demand for thxls oom- ing country points fresh extras ”“"liil'-"Few sales were made at 3.1, flrsfs 30, jobblng fresh extras .°"i\`fls 30 cents. first; at 25 cents'86. firsts 33. seconds and -Dlilieifi nnii ndnnnds nt iii no--zoidu. poi-_|2s, ist. .io1in_ N. B., irssii sggs ilnzdii. The trade for Quebec plots-.firm receipts of fresh eggs light "“‘** showed no -improveme_nt_ theiprices unchanged. Halifax. N. S.. ‘:"'"l1ffd ‘be~ing'ltll.l somewhat lim- no change in egg or poultry imar- lld. with prices -thosiime as yes- lrots.

' in ~_ -_ »>7-~ mi ____ =__..1-5--»-`

i itnviinnssnsurs 0:) in ,sr lm of I won.

llllilmllnl .................

.....~.... Vo per the of | “pgs

Fair luunlou ......................'.... lo por liao ol I :nun 5

. .

male Help Wanted

‘"0 nnuiuoo oruov lui- Dltlyment for Harbors. income _“Dirt in 8 wash. Wi-Ito lloler Blfbsr College. ~Dep».rtm0nt` 'T' Hlillfll. ` U-1-tt!-tl.

ron uu.¢...ri.o~i- or LAND

with building on Mein St-. lll°

plot with buidlnu corner of soliooi and Nelson st., Moilugue. Apply to John Wisiitmeu. 0 Shor- wood M, No. Weymouth. Inn.

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song recital -by Miss Constance Whear ol' Charlottetown| Tele- phc-ne calls were ioceived after the concert from many outlying points as well as from city listeners an

inll told of the excellent reception.

,Tonight C. 'F. C. Y. will be in the ‘air at 7 o‘clock with the first of a series of lectures on agricultura _subjects to be given under the joint auspices of the Dominion Department or Agriculture and the ‘Provincial Department ol Agricul- tlire. lt is expected that Hon. J, H.. Myers, Minister of Aiirrlclllture will give tllc opening address

lwliicli will bc followed -li u. music-

_ Y

al prugriini.

i HAZELBROOK CREAMERY. _

The annual meeting of this cream ery took place on Januilry 20th and

.was well attended. The report

nl' the secretary, Mr. A. Roy Jones showed a .most successful your

.u-nder the capable management of

Mr. Wesley Wond, the ‘l`niiliagcl'. 'Tho patrons supplying cream for the season numbered 887 and tho butler lnunufactlired was 184,514 pni1iids-vallicd lit $68..'$i)1i.2El. The price puid por 'month per pound of Butter Fat was ns follows, viz:~- Jan. 32c. Fell. :i2c. Mar 310. April 330. May 34c, .lime 34c. July 351:

Nov. 43c, =Dec. 46c, while the aver- age price per lb of -butter fat was 370. The patrons ol’ this the largest creamery on the .Island were well pleased with the seasoll`s work. l

iTEA.- The High Tea held Inst; ‘evening at Notre Dame Academy iwas' well 'attended and was with- ‘out doubt one of the most success- iful held there for some time. The various supper tables each laden

BIRTHS

_,______.____

`1NiviAN...Ai North Tryon, on .innu- iary 31st, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest llnmsn, a daughter. (Gertrude May). _ MARRIAGES

VEO-PLATT5- A-t the Parsonslle Cornwall on Feliruary 3rd by Rev i(`.. ll, MacNevln, Mr. Eddie Lloyd Yeo, to Miss Jennie Platte.

DEATHS

MeLAREN-At Montague on Fri- da,-_ Feb. 5th. Mrs. William Mc» Loire-n.

` Forénlei 'I '

consisting oc tvs ruins of is,nnd 7 W' 1 _-

ron sill.: -- i\li\oAi..¢ run. °§° #C9 _

Apply F. H. Hooper, 285 Fitzroy »

Fon 3AL5___1“ “mes i_AN° Street. Charlottetown.” I MM

N. D.MAcLl=:AN

7§\cre|_ ... ll " '

._ ."'_’__'_i""'~

_ Amt

- i<lNo'0 deuimt

RADIO BROADGASTING. --Sta-_

performed beautifully -in an effort this excellent game of hockey,

[to even the score but willlout slic-

`cssg_ Frm; minute; after the sec- The following was the lineup: ondi score Joseph went right

1* - - _

through and scored the final goal Sydney Crystals li 000 nde nn form oi- i im ntlanll a striking tribute to his gree

e fm' Sydney. Perry. Gauthier,‘Gal- ‘ I [35 nili‘(iel.rciiimnnn;in_ iiggainaei. ness was his refusal to profit pe

lent and 'Rogers tried their been - Goal ‘min ,being 2_-i_7 percent ine inwen is<on.:ill_y by llis_ work and .the givin $0 SCOr0 bill- the D@rl0d 971495 3'1 Snow L°f“‘"gey‘ This investigation covered rl per- of lm” large Wm fm the ibenef

poi- Sydney, Dc fence

‘ Bates and Lihbus started the Centre

ation but Lefuirgey was in the way - Forwards

a generous and choice assort- ' Y

ment of eatables were well pat-

rouized and much favorable com- ° ~

ment was heard ln regard tothe'

quick and courteous service render- - icil tn everybody. ln adjoining rooms were numerous tables on _ - wlilch were, assorted fancy work A i' .__ _ ., , ence Of care u an ar s c wor -Iihn United ,Baptist i,_n_mn_m___ manshii’ and a good Bum was re' Church ‘Street Qulnllicrsltlei oil “und im me Rule' A “pedal ’°i’°m Thursday dilclirliiiyr fourth ln tho was set aside for the amusement of ' ` y t ' , ' l _ iiftertvoon |.\'i.rs. llinclsenil wnis as tho children mid judging by the “amd in mnoivi-n h “__ C W sliilling and 1-:irofrce faces of thoi`va _“__ d_»_M NRL Ss, ah." _

_\ r 11 nn rs ui iiiii.

1I:.:‘f°.°1::‘z;".‘.it.“ 2.1" ‘::r;13.:'.;“.“ -Y

ter:-si, wi:)s the fiirhilliiz pouil :li|i`;i‘“`_i‘| li'i1‘~_l;l»0_n M:lol.eo<i_ and 'iisliei-i=:l w'hli'.li both olil and young trinii n1m_I“L_\:i nrni ifonit Ny _Mm‘ ‘pack _ilu-,ir luck--sillllc receiving ulliiille .i.n:i(ini?in wiiimih iv:i'sSt'nstol‘ll‘lly iiillil clioiize snuvel1i1'i~\. Tlln ina wli|in(;(,nmi(_n MN m_n_`_nh__l ow_'r hy ,also lic held this ovcululg whnli it Mm W '(_ in _N'___" _ is expected it liirgc lliiiillicr will lu- , ' ' " "L " ""‘i ‘MW-

--l-<0>-°-'_"" -":"ll:f‘ ‘R1lf'r0\v1s, l.\’I‘lss ‘Marlon

August 33c_ Benn i0c_ Oni" ,izinl .lr-iirll. Mi-ss Gena fWn11i:.i1. Mrs. sliizlit improvement but nn coin- nnhin “cm” inn

PERSONALS .l_ i’ogson_ Mrs. J. 'I-I. Taylor and

*_ Mrs. Chester II'almer. served.

I . . _

Capo Traverse lclt fur Halifax on mme was in charge or‘,Mr'“_ Edgar T-uesduy morning. C-lark e-nd Mrs, (Dr.) A, VV,

Leard. the serving being done by

|Mrs. H. C. ‘Spence arrived last i night from Montreal. where lshe y_rsjen“i’,§_ -W' Manson and Mrs' C' has been untlergoiin-g treatment at

ley was a visitor to the city yester- ‘nmnp day. ! "

---- _ _--<-o>l-

Rev_ G. A. Christie, Alliertnn was (guudinn pfenni

.u visitor to the city yesterday. ilu-oN.'rRlsAil`., Feb. 10.-with lint i izfiron cstt1e_ iivn snoop, si hogs

Rev. E. Lockhart. Solirls wus a Rini 9 wives for Baie on mo man

visitor to the oltv vssleriltw ‘kent this morning more was not

--‘- -isufficiolit tradlllng to cause any

Mr- `P°i-°l' ~C|“"l‘i“- New Wm' 0hlh'1z°9'lfl prices. Canner wwe were

shire was a visitor to the city yes- quoted _nt ,L25 and 3250 ann terdsy. A ,. dairy type cows of fair quality

I I $3.50 to 34.25. Veal calves sold for

» _ $11.00 and good quality hogs sold

ti This was Sydney's period all the McLeod Rogers nicieii in _inne_ 1921;-,_ nnd inene sin, in his 'article in this Electri

way thronsh- Joseph . . . ..- Morrletistirs iinvo just recently lirnn

third period with n pretty oombin- Baie” - - ~ --< Molltsoimofyiinoiinis Appsndiniiis with 110.2 nor ‘lf 'lie <llffl°“lil@H e“°°“11i°f@d

for n. score. Hackett made s. sen~ YUUHE Gililtliier vent, aphnnia 81 percent, asthma; Al- U18 end °l his SCh0l1-\l'5hi sational try for a goal but missed. McDonald . . _ . _ . _.. llacketl. 711.5 percent. llrnncllitis 91.6 periif"l_`l“ MV i~\i0R‘“'9 l°9i“"“9d i0 Am The Crystals were working for all ' - Suhsittutes icent, broncho-pneumonia 93.8 per 9\`ir»t1. Dflylilir lliS li0ff1_0 8- Visit 2 tnni wss in znsrn nnd'-kept the Libbns . » . . - . - ~ ~ - - . . . . . . ... l°erry,oeni. constipation s5_1 psr¢eni.,|_rooto. Eleotiioi-ty at this time was ...wk in Sydney verrltory. init urs rtnnnsrnnni . cnl1nn.tl<ilnbsi.es 65 percent. dvsosnslo Sr-1,1" its infancy but *M1* Moline 1 Sydney boys were playing a, splcn- perl-e-ut, epilepsy 52.51 pei-cent, el'y-ikiiflwlclll-te Of the Sll`bl00i- e0011 B60-

-lnsplte fthe In.lf. t th \\\‘P-H art' ii » , 4

i-he 'R°YBl V‘i°i°"i'_," H95l’li“]° . ii large n-lfmber avnilggnthiriieliriu friir iilsiliiinte oi'__\\;liat _i_i_ii_r:_l_i_l(il___l_n;i:;;i‘2_‘_;`_pi“‘:`__:i;Y__i;i_:;__f°i2|°

'_”"‘ , = . .te from \ . . .. .. _ _ I 1 _ L _ V |_|i\s ol' the opportun ty tn welcome l‘Xll"f‘ _ yi_ gi Agamemnon and tim

Mr Pump Mc "ns om? "‘|'“' “H11 M-rs. ‘Mnemonictin-irn--w“"l\ir"i’““;“"" l”"V"“““ ‘he ’““”"‘ nil sind-n frigsie “Nlngarn

Y Ur . _

lfigures are available. Deductilig “Mk for three "t“d,em5 each yea _1_i5_the death rate from accidem_iw_lllcli make a continuous class ihoinicide and suicide the niiturullnuw Students evuy year' 031° _ iiinense death rate was 11 15 peniillc great acts of Lord Kelvin s ll

iiod of several years wud was com- of the World-

inlade available, The conditions iniemsliilg and auiheiiiic “C99”

_cent of recovery anaemia 73.3 per lilylilir, U10 first Ail8»l1tiC Cable.

sipolas 83.5 percent. gall stones S0 uri"1l him 21.80011 D°Blil0fl lll Bal'

plercent, gastritis 851.8 i€erce_n_t(.1 iii-itil_1i\<;i;__un<lI_;i_scwhere in thle Uiil_tt- fuenza 97.9 percen . lleY ei " es' 173-YB B WHT Y V 5' trnulile 86.8 percent. lliryngitls to his -island home where he al- !l:i.9 Percent. headaches (clironici ways is assu-red of a warm wel- 91 percent, high -blood -pressurcicoluc from ii. host of friends. 86.7 percent.. pervnlisness 84.5 pcri His artllcle in the Elechiric Jour-_ <-uni, neiirnlizin 92.1 percent, neur- mil iii-.lug soimi-what tee ncal we ills 87.4 nerccili.. llllrillysis tvurioiisigivi- tho following free tnanslaitzlon jtyiif-.si 68.2 percent, plurlsy 95.fl`nf tiic story of Cable laying: iw--finiii. fiuinsy i1o.:i_perien_t. rligiinl ln 15152 iliei only working csb1e_s_i iiiut sm 70.9 percen sc a ca .- wcrc those la. d between iDover an |l\f‘\`\".0l\t. Bi-0mHCh irfiilble 87.8 Der (‘ulliis and Prince Edward Island ccllt. tnnsilllis 91.4 percent, wr_vi;m,i Npw.i;i-iimwi¢'i¢ (one had been llcrk 96.2 percent, iiremiu 69.3 por in-iii i,qtu,»s@`1i. Angglesea and Ire- rciil. fi-iunlc tllsorrlnrs 88.3 p<‘\"ilalii| but failed on the' second day)- coiit f-ysllii.-i 32.1 per cent. e1:zcmil;Ti,.,,.,, _iiioiwssfi Dgvi-..r os-

SS not-i-iilit, iliid niilny fntlicrsil ,i,.,,.i_ .()X[m.iinenn and iioi.

'VIP llUrC°il|Hf!0 "f U~""l'f\'° 1"" liiiilil until betwer-n Scotland

suits viirlcd nll the way from 1i2inn.| int- North of lrolnnd followed

p<;i'_cr_=nt. ill lm-,miinlrirsriltaiiiiiimiii in i_q53_ Tim mini miingo in 1353 w1<'i dll i1‘»'f‘.rilKf‘ 0 -* U ` vials R7 nuiiticiil miles. ‘By thc on ninllts iwr iizllicnt hurl licon Iukf\ii._,,i- iii;-I5 inn Nnnin A,n(_,.innn iinen in |00 iii~|~i-i~ilt for 1-olils with llil.iln(i in.,.n ,.xi,,.n.i(.(i in Newfound.

he in n"'nnna“c(,__ ||i.r,l_ .lv.illii M_acNr=i1l. -Mrs. J. J_`iive-riigc of 6.11 ailjlistnieliti-i_. innn “.n_iin (hom, in Enron, mn(.n_

- l'.l'lu.ili iropleilislicil riliil Miss Coll- Valli(-or did not rcspnilil very fiivni~ nn inn ‘VOM or in.,inn,i_ and n nun

iulilv for I-ii 20 i-uses only 4 showcii num was ninrind n

plete recoveries hut of 54 cases o wo,-iii,,_, and me oini insanity 29 showed recovery or dr- “S Vino .prnsn oi.

~:‘.',‘;':1’.. ‘":::r.°”i:':.‘3;‘,f..,...‘;:l.“e...yuno ,

` l ' '_' ‘ txiny olitninod ti soe

91.5 |)e1‘f-elif 111111 12 _percent res-iinnn Cables in C

."M`m'(`ly “wth an average gif' m'1§lirll1is\\'ri<-k. Nova

illliil 5-"7, “‘l~l""i“‘e"if if; Y (,(i']m__1l<lrl\\':ii‘il inland and the

‘lr “ ll "’"”"-‘- °"‘ ' \i ' 0 -ini ine Aiinmid

_- _ ' _~_ _ th I m:_i._1i.lli . 1

‘“""“"‘- "";il"“m::Q;Fra:Pn“gX:; nr,_|(,oi1ipuiiy was formed by

Com

i“k‘"‘ “dJ""tm°m" regularly' nfter paying out about 380

“iifrnili the Valentin End the

I broke and the expedition was

Ln til 1958 he

:vmt ued il-n .- w n

mme two ships. this tiime

'ng In m-’d-Aitliintlc and

B opposite directions

, Y inyinn ills cools. lint

F MAIL

Our inrgo ltook of

niossnges had been sent through again failed in October 1858. Sev -ernl unsuccessful attempts we

.il I

made to pick ilt up and the Minn- - tic Isclieine remained fin sbeyance

i ____

Gym.

,_,__- _...____.._

3.30--5-Intermediates. 5-6,30-Veteran‘si Volleyball.

1 _ _-s-mm io ed no _

‘RTA on ir v _vs

8-9.30-Me-n's Volleyball.

Bowling: ~ - i

7-Church I»esl\l0~

st, James vs Bt. iPaulii.

8130-iAll Alleys open.

Qpedlli ` V

6 p. m.-Supper llooi-itil 0! YI

Men'a. ' ‘, " 7.30-Meeting' of Fira-'Undorwli

011.

10.30-11.30--Special Boxing Clash!

‘ , ln mixed lots brought $14.75, sown

were 31250 to $12 75

'noliliis 11 ‘v' ;_..__.__. 1 is ._ ` ' I. .0. F.

The members of Wlldoy

and Sf. lawrence Lodooo an requested to meet at the H- lldenco of Mr. J. H. Hill, 104 Weymouth Bt. at 2 P. M1 Thur|dly_ Feb. 1101.

For the purpose ol attend-

ing the funeral of our me Bro. C. Hammond Nelson.

D. D., MORRISON,

l¢0'y Wildoy Lodge ~ F. VH|llDlR\‘l‘lNE|‘ lady. Bt. Luwronq Loop.

PATENT Msolcmso SPECIAL IEMEDIFB HORIE AND CATTLk

MEDICINEB ’ | TRUSBEB, CRUTCHE8 I DRUGGIOTB UUNDRIES

Etc., ls at your mural! Pont Office or rural box.

Prompt service-All orders

lent by return mill.

Enelon money with your

order, or If requnkd will und goods C. 0 .D. _

Hughes Drug Co., 1:"&‘l.*,°‘° I

: ‘until 1865 when another attempt

with is he-iivlcr cable was made by

‘he Great Eastern but after 1080

J. LESTER DOUGLAS

89 Queen Brut, Charlottetown, P- E. I.

T Potatoes 5 A Specialty

1-llgiim Marlin' mon nu.

Writo or Phono OOO or 100.'

|°°\:l1 .,iL'\- _i ..- .. . , -

-In Strong Hands!

Laval owns strategically located properties totlli 2,700 acres in the hung, Rouyn. ` . Laval is sponsored by powerful interests and dir- ected by s Board 'every me ber of which Iclprqm- inet; business or mining execptivo.

La ll in _ l! ibifhved far.. exronulxtdeve opment

work.

Serious development ll being commenced o_n the “South Group" of claims adjacent to Norandn and where preliminary work hal discovered ore bodies carrying rich values over good widths.

Laval-Quebec is listed both in Toronto and Montreal and is being bought by shrewd investors who real- ise the potential wealth of this mineral area.

The coupon _below is fo_r your convenience and it entails no obligation. Send it in today!

UNION gi§r[lr§“l?RIlLDlNG Please send me the latest particulars of Lavnl-_Qixe-

_ bec and its profit possibili- i ties.

F-» ,miles was payed OU! U10 ‘Willa broke and was lost in 2000 fathoms .sf water, A number of unsuccess- ful attempts wem made to recov- er lit. The following year, 1866, the cable was iiuceessflly laid by the Great Eastern and the lost End of the 1865 eiible picked up and completed to Newfoundland.

The form of cables has practic-

,aily remained unaltered since the Original Cable, Various elves of lcore and ammour and various mod~ os of pnotectlcii from decay have been used to suit different routes bilt the cables of today may be said to be typically the same as tllut used in .the English Channel lin 1851 .mud in this Atlantic ill

fiiscr.. with tho nnliies luis. grown ‘_ up ii flceljof telegraph shrips to ofillly und maintain them. lin 1853 tile 0t1_-.\lonal'ch. belonging to .the Electric fn.Telegraph Company was the only '__ shlp_pemnnneot,iy employed as '- r_i1'epa1ring telegrzipli -ship. Now tl

i-able fleet of the world numbe;

i§is'5. I

Jniirnzii Mr, :McRae gives a 'ni0s(i;T0

_yard Four

lj;i..-mil-is, .mo onN'1iu1aM1s'N.-

i Klllfill' HCCEDI niy .sincere thanks for the very generous support you ,zlucorclcil me itil yesterdays Civic .elc-ctioli. 'While ‘I will not have the ho1lor_of r‘p1'esel1ting you in ins C0“"<`-ll during the next two years You can be assured I appreciate ills Splendid vote, undwill continue "0 ‘X0 my ‘idly ss a private citizen.

Respectfully yours,

P. W. TURNER.

Hotel Victoria.

One of the largest grid bug

equipped Hotels In Eastern Canada. Contains 120 rooms, 44 df which have pi-|yag¢ bam* C°""Pl¢!¢|y renovated. in the past few years. Few Hotel: throughout cans.-ia and the Unted Staten have its splendid table. Courteous service to all Guests. Ts|¢. phonon In rooms.

Rlted $4-00 £0 $5.00 per

day.

Charlottetown H0te| C0., Ltd.

Proprietors

HARRY C. BROWN, Mgnagei-

Queen

Since taking over this

Hotel wc have spent many thousands of dollars In ropolro and Improvements. it In now tho linen Hotel of it ollu In the Mnrltlmo Pmw lnool. It upptlll to than who wan! n oomforloble Hotel and splendid hblo and exoollont nrvloo at A motor sto privi-

lltoo QI-00 a day.

Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

PrlpI*|I\0N

QNQQUAID. Manager

Meer:

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