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Real Hockey

At Milton

A-splendid game at Hockey was play- ed on the North Milton Rink on Friday evening, Jan., lith., when the Royals of Hunter River met the Granites of Highfield. The Rink man- agement are to be congratulated on the splendid condition of the ice and the game which was referreed to the satisfaction of players and foils @- like by Dr. Barrett, was real hockey from start to finish.

_The f\rst period ended with a score

_ of- one-one, both teams doing splen- did work, both Weeks and MacMillan mgking things interesting. In the ' seqmd period the result was precisely the same as the first, each team keel)- mg up thek' reputation and playin! gm- 5,; no penilties were handed out. 11; was in the third period that the cu-shines proved their superloilty Over their opponent; and when time was called the cotellcore was 4~2 in fa-

01 1-1 field.

“tribe fdmwmg was the line up:-I-S oremtis _ R‘°Y“

A. Weeks Goals J. MacMillan George Carson Defence Elwell Lepage Ambrose Coles W. Dixon

Wallace Rodd Forward FéL§_l1;l_E@ M Rodd _ cc ar hkmwg A. Wedlocl: nlmgr npuett ,snare Percy Boyle

At the close of tlle ' game

both team; were the guests of the management and Judging from rc- marks made, all interested were well pleased and expressed the wish that they would soon asain have the puivilege of playing on this splendid

rink. -1 Vi cannot close without expressing our iflatiflcation to the Rink Com- \pany in supplying this much needed recreation. grounds ns we new have at Milton, and we would take this oppontunlty of saying to the public coma unlu-

Jgpan now has lil motion picture

producers.

The Minlstlfy of Health of England

is to be asked to favor the lowering of th; age limit for pensions for blind persons. now set at 50.

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Comwdll '"’* D.'°P‘s P odds and Ends

And Vicinity

‘ W Miss nnlly matte. Machu at Com- lvall. about the vccivend at her heme in Charlottetown. _

The Misses Gertrude Vaughan and

Lillian Duchemlu. Charlottetown, attended rink in Cornwell recently.

Mr. Wellington Dixon. Hunter Ri-

ver, was s recent visitor to York Point. Mr- Dixon was alle attend- ing rink in Comwali on Saturday nilhl- - .

With the holiday scasorl ended and

the colleges reopening. the students from the surrounding districts. have all returned to their studies. The Messrs. William Murchison, Jack Crosby, Stanley Murchhon, have re- turned to Mt. Allison Academy: Messrs. Dalvey Murchison, Lane and Blair MacPhai1 have returned to Mt. Allison University; Miss Mary Mac- Millan, Helen Maclilnley, Marie Dar- rarh and Lillian Livingstone have re- sumed' their studies at. Prince of Wales College; Miss Ida Maclean, Leslie Gllllspie and Robert Mathe- son have resumed their workat the Charlottetown Busineu ' College.

The rink at. Cornwall is again op-

en and going in full swing. 'The regular skating nights are Monday. Wednesday and Saturday; Friday nights are reserved for hockey matches, carnlvals and special skates. Mr. Harry Scott and Louise MacDon- ald, the caretakers. are doing every- thing possible to keep the ice ln_ccn- clitlon, and they certainly are having wonderful success, as the ice was never better than it is this year. Mr. Leonard MacDonald is kept busy supplying the “eafs." The Messrs.

Home and Donahue are giving excel-__

lent satisfaction with the music. On Friday night the boys reorganized the hockey club and are now anx- ious ta meet some hockey teams for a friendly match.

Mr. Mark Inman. M. A., of Queen's

University, Kingston. Ont., spent the Chrsitmas holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Inman, Clyde River. C.

First Curling

_ AtSummerside

Although. it was the wildest night

of the winter. so far. 14 below zero and blowing a gale. with a blinding Bround-drift. over fifty enthusiastic curlers gathered at the Summeralde Curling Club on Monday night for the first match of the season, the op- ening of the President-Vice President contest.

Thp affair was prefaced by a

sumptuous supper. under the oniclal catership cf the genial chairman of the Entertainment Committee. Capt. L. A. Moore. Enough said. Then all, for the first time. donned the traditional braw Scot head ear, the “Tam 0'Bhanter." All the llfacs were in evidence. of course, but there were others.

For instance. the Secretary, Mr. J.

H. Prichard. was handsomely decked out, the tartan round his tam be- longing to the Clan MacDonald. Mr. E. H. Mcnkley's, bonnet made him lock the real Scot. and Hon. Adrien Araenault’s braw regalla well suited and perhaps aided him in putting up a line game. _

The scores were as follows:-

President Vice D. McPhee Mrs. Jack Fred Murphy E. Monkley Frank Johnston KR. Crockett George Callbeck E. A. Harris

Skip-'I , Skip-10

Lowell Hancock L. A. Moore Dock McMurdc Lloyd Lewis A. E. Alseuault B. C. Deacon E. McNutt J. J. Morris Skip-l0 Skip-10 E. P. Foley W. Kelly W. J. Lecky z z is L. R. Allen D. Leard M. Callback H. T. Calvin H. M. Baker

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Archie Sharp E. Nicholson M. M. Bell Robt. Gordon W. A. Allen ___ _ R. E. Ellis Thane Campbell J. H. Prichard

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L. McNeil J. E. Dalton Cl. M. Muttart McQuari'ie J. F. Arnett B. McNeil W. A. Stewart T Fraser H. T. Begg H. T. Holman

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when you try it.

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recent visitor to Albany.

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` Mr. Claude Howatt, Cape Traverse,

was a visitor here on Sunday.

Mrs. Ernest Arnett and Norman

Walsh were visitors to Tryon on New

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Miss Alba Fay _was a recent visitor to

Mr. Frank MacKay recently mode (dying visit to Cape Traverse. U’

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Mr. John P. Keough. Cape Trsv- Gamble of Tryon are both confined arse. was s visitor here on Monday. lo their beds- Their speedy recovery

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From Tryon

rists to Tryc

Their host of friends are very sorry

learn that Mr. and Mrs. Thus

anxiously looked forward.

The smelt fishermen here are un-

Year'a evening. doubtedly having "fisher-men's luck'

his winter. First they were unable

fish due to scarcity 'of ice. now

to Albany, the guest of her cousin, it-'S scariiy Oi smelts that-‘S bothering

hem!

comparatively early age. Mr. Low_- ther had enjoy/ed good hea'lll until

€:;.:)1:__t;___th_i_‘_e_;__;lvni;c_l_¢_s_ ago, when llc de- Ioan l_eVior.__..D.»

pam Ada Walsh. l

Mr. Eldon Large recently paid a ily- ing visit to Albany Village. the guest

of Mr. and Mrs. Prince Gamble.

Mr. Hamid Heffel spent the week- end in Cape Traverse, the guest of .1 his friend, Mr. Clinton Howard. |

Albany Village school is progressing

'favourably under the capable man- agement of Miss Laura Muttart. _

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Mrs. Grossman and daughter Irene |

of Tryon, are the guests of the form-

er's daughter, Mrs. William Ross.

Mr. Claud B. Delaney was a recent

-Tryon.

The Public Schools ln Tryon and

visitor to North Tryon and repol'ts| the roads only in a fair condition. l

Mrs. Sted Green, Charlottetown. isl

spending a. few days in Albany, the' guest of her sister, Mrs. George Hci- l fel.

The monthly meeting of the Jubi-

lee Institute met at the home of Miss Annie Cameron on Wednesday even- ing. Jan. 3rd. _

Miss Margaret Afllcck, and Mr.i

Rory MacLeod were among tho ITl0lly| who attended the New Year‘s skate in l Cape Traverse rink. i

Miss Louise Trailior (icachexxl nt

Cape Wolfe school, recently spent a. few days in Albany, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Trainer.

Messrs. Austin Campbell, Cape

Traverse, and Everett Dixon of Stan- chel, recently spent a few days in Summerside. visiting friends,

Hia many friends regret to learn of

the illness of Mr. Lorne McKenna. our local barber. We all wish him a speedy recovery.

Mr. James Arnett is visiting inl

Roxbury. Mass., the guest of his daughter. Mrs. John Crewe. His many friends wish him a pleasant visit.

.Masters Michael and Stanley Dc- laney have retulncd home.. after spending a pleasant vacation il' Lower Bedeque, the guest of Mr. Clayton MacLure.

Master John Howatt MacKay, lit-

tle son of Mr. and Mrs. Gen. MacKay who is ill at his home with pneum- onia. We hope to see little John out before long.

The community of Carlctoll was shocked to hear of the sudden deatli | of Mr. Harry Lowther, which took place at the Prince County Hospital on Saturday evening, Jan. 5, at a

sui'rcun’ding districts are still closed

cue i6 thc epidemic or nu which has i .

spread far' and wide. almost every home has been visited by this dread

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his many friends in this vicinity grave " i`f'l.r'1" 51' V lllCSS 15 gtl. ` _L _ ~ __ `- .~ .' ccncern. They are hoping however ' ._ F i.

that he may soon begin to improve. - _ """*"' V W . h_ C vered top and bott0m_

10 il ‘P0 it 5 ft to 6 ft. hlg 0

Mr. Glen Gamble and daughter of ,_-__ __.__~\\ ° B Witll ` rafters t0’1'3,ise héight Of l'00f

'lo lequllcd-1 1011 60 inch Wide 9.

fl 5 lbs Fox Stallles, 5 lbs. Extra Soft Lacing Wire' 2135;'

malady. which_we now hope will be stamped cut, with the arrival of the l cold weather. '

One of our residents of Tryon was J

very sulprised the other day to see; a flock of about fifteen ' wlldgeese ! winglng their flight southward. Con- = sldcring the time of the year, this ls; a very unusual occurrence and some'

of us would perhaps doubt this state- `

lllent if it had not been observed by l a very trustworthy gentleman. `

"Old King Winter". -who until re-,

cently has had a. very fine dispusitioll 1 indeed, suddenly became enraged on) Monday and bursting into fury treat- l cd the surprisecl residents to a good‘ old fashicnedsrrow storm, which con- tinued through Monday night, calm- ing dowll the following clay. During U12 Kale and storm several glasses registered as nluch as lil below zero, how's that for a starter?

Many friends and relatives in this

community deeply regret the death ci’ Mr. Frank Mayhew, 9, respected citizen of North Tryon, who passed away on Sunday morning January 13th lnst.. irom`pneumonla. Left to lllourn__thelr irreparable loss are His sorrowlng widow (nee Miss Olive Arblng) also five small children to whom sincere symapthy is extended. The _ funeral service took place on Tuesday from his late residence, thence to Pecpleb Cemetery, 'I‘r;oli. _,__

His many friends in this vicinity

regret to learn of the passing of Mr. Alex. Morrison of Hampton P. E. I., which took place on Sunday. Jan. 13th at the home of his son. Mr. Clayton Morrison, Mr. Morrison lived in Try- on for a_number of years and was well and favorably known here. About W0 YCHFS H80 he moved to Hampton, where he resided until his depth, Left to mourn his loss is one son, Clayton. to wholn the sympathy of

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Round Pointed Shovels, Each.. 95c io $1.15

Hole Ailgcl-s and DllI.€0fS- `Pl‘i¢° . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.75 10 $3.75

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Indian Ax Handles. Each 350 l4-it. Cedgl' Reiich Poles. Each.. 35c to 550

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Galvanized Wire Nails. Pound ._ 9c to llc

Galvanized Clinch Boat Nails. lb. l2c to Lic

lLowcr price on keg lots.)

Rolling Door- Hangers and traclr- Price

per set . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $1.15 to $3.50

'l‘ruck extra, per it. . . . . . . . . . . ... l5c to l9c

cy complete Tool Sets. Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $20.00 to $95.00

Swift Current. Sask., arrived homo _f‘f"” ` -. - . ~ _ recently B-Hd are visiting relatives in ' V "\'T" ‘, ' ‘ ` i H 1 L2 Inch me§h ga

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slate surfaced Rcofivs. ilrcl>1‘°°f- Pflfe

per roll . . . ...

Slate surfaced rooillng shingles. !ll'8lli'00l~_

Per 100 square it. . . . . . . . . . . ._ $6.00 to $8.02

rum, heavy. Per roll . $2.50. $3.00 mid $3-40

Blr<l's best Pal-old Roonnz. heavy 8~l>!y -.

Pei-roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Roofing Lap Cement, 1-lb. cans, each 200 _

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of about 45 gals Per gal. . . . . . . . . 30a ..\ _gt Casks $2.00 extra (returnable) fa’

shlngle Stain in 5-gal. cans. Price P01'

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wheels. Each. . . . . . . _.$8.40 ,

25-lb. Asphalt Felt, tolllill. Odor- _E1

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All that medical skill and kindl

nursing could do was done, but to no avail, as he passed away on the above date. In his home hc was the generous and affectionate husband all father. He leaves to mourn a sonowlng wife and tlirce cllildrcn. also an aged father and mother. four sisters and two brothers. To the bc- reaved the people of Albany cxicnd sincere sympathy.

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The cars and WaE0IlS llill/2 50116 ex'

cellent service up to January l_2. bm the fall of snow on the cvellllig of that date with an nclditiollal anlculit_ on Sunday and Monday lms made ol heavy snow-fall. it is_i>\'ol>ol1le thot; the remainder of our winter wlll bc of the old fashioned kind.

Mr, A, S, MacKay, Sullilllcl'sidc.l

conducted thc mol-lliug service ini Princetown United Church on -'illfldllyl January 18. Mr. MacKay spoke wry

H4 fnistent with hcl' profession, She was 5

‘ ’ member of the former Pl'esbytcl'ian

_ first in Alberton, P. E__ island and later in Campbellton, N. B., than ,she resided _ln Summersidc and Chariot. ietowll lor several years and at length wont to Calgary. Among the newest relatives on Prince Edward island me A 111009. Mrs. Thomas MacNutt, Mal- ll0Ciue, and a nephew Mr, H, V_ (;;,n~_ Mlscouchc. _

The deceased was a lady cf splen- did qualities cf mart una mins; cap- able' olld painstaking ill her (limes, Bild hor whole walk in life was con-

Churcll. Her remains were laid 10 reg; ln the cemetery at Nanton, Albam;

The "Flu" has included Malgieqllel 1" lls_ill1wi'ery but it is .-sl-ncstlv‘ hoped tililt it has not come to slay. As a result Of its vlsll; church and .social gatllcrlllgs have been postpon- ed, but it is pleasing to be able to rg. lJ01`t that most cases' are now pro- gressing favoiably and so fni- tllcrc have been no fatalities. It is well for us to remember the old adage "nn mince of prevention is worth c. pound

acceptably irom the words of Joshua 1:9, "Be strong and,cf a E000 C0ll|"l age, be not afraid, neither be tlwll! dismayed, for the Lord thy God l_s__ with thee whithersoever thou guest. _

Many of our readers wlll_ learn, with regret oi the lvo-ssloc 01 Miss Martha E. cal-r of calgary. All-1-_ of-I Priday January 4th. The late Miss can- was cam in Mlscouche seventy- four years ago and was the lent of 11 well-known family, being s wslei' of gh, hte Judge Carr of Casscopolis, Mich. Dr. A. F. Carl- of Campbellton. N. B., and Mr. Ci. W. Carr of Mis- couche. For many years the deceased lived with her brother. Dr- A- F- CH"

oi’ cure " ‘ ?

Rev. J_ M. Murchl-'/l. St. John was'

a reccntguest of Mr. Hartwell Crc- zier, Baltic.-M.

500-POUND FISH CAUGHT

Weighing 500 pounds and meas-

uring seven feet long. hte largest fish ever seen near Saint. Laurent- sill'-Mer, France, was caught recent- ly. It was a tunny. which rarely goes so far north. and evidently lt had been driven ashore by a tempest. It put up a fierce fight ° before it was

IN' MEMORIAM

M!{S.'l\/IARY A. TAYLOR

The death took place ni. Port, Hill

Lot 13. ol' Mrs. Mary A. 'l`a_vloi° fill- lowing 0. weeks illness of illflllellzu. aged 68 yrs. Deceased was rt daughter of the late Peter Gillis and resided with her brother, James P. on thc old homestead I/Jw l"oll1i_. for n. llllnlber of years prcvlolls to her dcnill. She

ality always cllceriul ill the llolilc, and kind and cli'.il'itablc of manner. She leaves to cherish hc! nlclliory one daughter Mabel, Mrs. John O‘Collllol', Portland Me., also foul' brothers James P. at llolllc, Dali mul Murdock in Mass. Stephen ill Manitoba and one surviving sister, Catherine in Boston.

Her funeral was held to St. Pat-

ricks Church, Grand River. Fullornl Mass wus sung by Rev. Father' Gillis assisted by Rev. J. A. McDonald P. P. She was laid to l-est in thc family plot. there lo await a glorious resurrection.

MR. PATRICK MclNT\/RE

Wllh feclingl; of det-pest sympathy

we chronicle the clenlll of a illghly respected citizen in the person of Mr. Patrick McIntyre who passed peacefully away at his lionle at Mlllcovc on Thursday December 13th ill the seventy-t.liil~d year of his age. Although the deceased had been in failing health clurinr: the pest year, yet the ond came sudden- ly. His last illness continued for the short period of four days, alld des- pite all that medical aid and kind

follimr him to his eternal reward. The late Mr. Mclntyrc possessed all illellllalliies of a sterling character and his llic was one wort-hy of inli- iatioll. I-lc was held in high csteelll by all who had tile pleasure of kilow- lllg him-kiilrl and loveable in his disposition and lllcst devoted to llolilc and family, He was consoled 'during llis illness by his beloved ‘pastor-, Rcv. J. B. Mclntyre, who miiiiiiilsiwed to him the last rlws c‘ the Ronlliil Catholic church of which

was a woman of attractive.persoil-',110 “M u dmom membcu He leaves

to nlourll, besides ll sorrowllig widow eight soils and three dallgiliers. The soils are Rev. Alfred Mclntyn; P. P. Rivicrc Qui Biirrc, Alberta, John R. on tllc llolliestcnd, David conductor. C. P. R. Winnipeg Patrick, motor- lillnll oil the electric cars, Winnipeg Daniel. Grulld Tracadlc, Alphullsus, li/.licovc. F‘l'edel'ick of the Winnipeg Condensed Milk Co.. and Lloyd of tllc Police force Winnipeg. ` The duliglitcrs :ire Sister Mary Abigail Nulato. Alzlskn. Mrs. Patrick McTn-‘ guc. Cllarlottetowll, and Mrs. Will- lum Keizer, Grand Tracadie. Also tllrce brothers, Nornlali and Ronald. Mlllcovc, and Wlllialll,Cllal'lot,tetowll and five sisters: Mrs. Stephen Mc- Donald and Mrs Angus McDonald, Tracadic Cross, Mrs. Charles Fisher, scctinlfort, Mrs William Chisholm, and Mrs. lDl'.) Eiilnsworlh. Los Angeles, California.

The funeral took place on Satur-

day mol-ning to St. Eugene’s church, Ci rran Ban, where a requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. F. Mc- Quaid assisted by Rev. James Mur- phy and Rev. J. B. Mclntyre, after which all that was mortal of a loving husband and futher was laid ic rest in the adjoining cemetery to Iiwnit a glorious resurrection. The poll bearers were: James Cullen. William

nursing could do hc gradually grew

captured.

weaker until God relieved him by

l Mass cards were received from the following: ‘

Wife, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mc-

Intyre, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McTa- gue, Mr. _nnd Mrs. William Kelzer. Mr. and Mrs. John J. McDougall Rev F. H. McAulay. Rev. Alfred Mclil- lyre, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Malloy, Mr, and Mrs. John J. Mclntyre Sister- Mary Plus, Bistcr Mary Ab- igail, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mc- Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Mc- Donald, Ml-. and Mrs. Daniel M,cIn- tyre. Mr. and Mrs. David Mclntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McIntyre, Mr. f and Mis. William Coady, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mclntyre, Mr. Frederick Mclniyre, Miss Florence Mcllltyrc,

Daniel McDonald, Mr. Joseph Mc-

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We see a vacant place.

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used cars.

Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Alpll

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Spiritual Boilquei: Mr. and

li-amest Mc'I‘ague.

Rest on dear Fatlierthy labour

Coody. Walter Campbell. Joseph Court and William Ccnnick.

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E. R. BROW

146 Richmond St., Charlottetown

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Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate.

Good Strong Stock Companies 'Agent at Summcrside, Lloyd Lewis.

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