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Two interesting games _ot V hockey

were played in the Georgetown rink last Friday night. The first game was played by the "Comets" of Charlotte- town and the senior Georgetown team. and the second game was played hy the intermediate team of Georgetown and the "Pioneers" of St. Pater's. The

lal train from St. Peter's and a large crowd ot “hockey fans" came with them. The Comets line up was as i'o,l- lows: Goal. Tora Dorion; Point, E. Parkman; C. Point.. George Burns; llove.r Joe Doyle; Center. Joe Dou -

an; R. Wing. L. Mlllman; L. Wing, Alf. Kelly. The "Comets" speak hig oi’ their trip. they all say it was the best trip they have ever had. They wish to thank the excursionlsts from St. Peter’s tor the kindness they were shown on the train. both while going and coming from Georgetown, and they are all looking forward to the game next Wdenesday night in, St. Peter’s. with the Pioneers. The “Comets" class the St. Peter’s boys the "sportiest team" in Prince Edward island.

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The Practical Watch and Clock Repairer ` 268 Queen Street Charlottetown

IMPROVE ‘YOUR APPEARANCE

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Mr. G, ZD, Wright shipped to Sum-

merside yesterday a beautifully fill' ished ambulance for the Prince County ilospital. The ambulance was lllllll by the Messrs. Mclnnis Brotl\e_rs. Lhur- lottotown, under Mr. Wrights super- vision. nnd'is of u class thu! W0\1|l\ ‘W it tllstiiictcredlt to any city. It Wai!

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ordered some time uizo y ' tal Ladies Aid. an organization to which the Prince County Hmillllal ls indebted for very much of the DY0' gressiveness which has characterized it since it was first opened. This I-los~ pital. still a young institution, is illl~ ing a ,want long ifelt in the Western part of the province and the P90111? Of Summerside are justly proud ot lt. 'l‘ho addition oi' an ambulance to its equipmsnt» places it on at level with the bestphospitals ami will very ma- terially aid in the splendid work it is doing. The Hospital management and the county are to be congratulated on tho capable hnndmuidcn they have in tho Ladies Aid who. it is gratifying to know. are receiving the sympillhy “ml support of ,thc public generally in all their efforts. for tho betterment of the institution. _ .

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The Junior hockey teams oi thc Vlcs

and Ahbies had a bright and fast game at the Arena yesterday afternoon which resulted in a score of 5-3 in favor of the Vice. The boys played well the goals being scored hy Wu. llams. 0'l”lrir>n, Regan, Martin. Lawlor, Stewart. McEachern and llryenton. Tile boys nowhave a. challenge open to any junior team. Following was the line-up:

. _ Goal E. Prowso , . . . . . . . . . . _ . _.. S._Ross y Point P. O’Brien . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ ._ L. Hughes Cover P. Williams . . . . .._ W. Regan R. Wing A. Martin . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .._ S. McLeod L. Wing. R. Lane . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . _._ L. Paoli Rover -W. Lawlor . . . . . . . . . . ___ P. Stewart I Centre J. McEnchern _ _ . . . . . .._ L. Bryenton

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The West Kent cadets had another

good shoot Saturday evening. The leading score is the record so far:

S. Moore _.41 W.Davis ....28

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I-I. Cameron ._ ._ W. Hutcheson ._ ' . . . . . _ ... ' ll. Brown _ _.15 M. Aitken . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ .,.11 L. Jay . . . .._ _ _ . . . . ._ .10 W. Lanson........ . . . . . _ ._.8 T. Waye _ . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . .._ 2 The following are the scores of lost

night's shoot: till J. Lnntz ..........47 D.Moorc ....._..36 M.Altken .._...33 W.Drake ....31 li.l3rown..__ ....30 W. Davies 29 ll. Cameron 26 G. Dewar . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . __ _ 24 W. Louson _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . .. . 23 T. Waye . . . . . . . . _ _ . _ . . _ . . . . . . _ ... 16

J. Lantz has tho record so far with

the score of 47.

SUM»MiH$ll]l illi BABES

The third races of the Summcrside

Driving Club wore called oil’ on Sat- urday last. The day being cold the crowd was not as large as at the pre- vious meetings. There were two classes. n 2.40 trol and pace and a green race. in the 2.40 class there were four starters, namely: Douglass, Yankee Princeton. Casey Cresccus and Brazilian Jr. The first heat went to Brazilian Jr. with Yankee Prince- ton second, Casey Cresoeus third and Douglass fourth. The next three heats went to Casey Cresceus (a green pacor who showed up well for his ilrst race on ico), Brazilian Jr. second. Yankee Princeton third and Douglass fourth.

ln the green race there were three

starters: Orphan Boy. Claude L. and Albert C. it took four heats to decide the race, Orphan’ Boy capturing ilrst money with Albert C. socond and Claude L. third. _

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"No better sport can be found l ween Than these games of Chess afford To measure skill with Bishop and

Queen H Castle Knight on the board.

chess tournament of the Chess Club began last Dalton oillces. The at-

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St. Peters boys brought down o spec- M,-_ Geo,-g`e C_ Day_ p_ W_ Conege_

isins, Park Corner; A. C. Saunders,

defeat. 'The Tantoniaa’ horse .-was smashed by both L. C. Worth: and ,Dr_ Ross, while Dr. Lundie walloped W. B. Louson and T. B. Woodman beat Dr. Ross. »

The tournament will be continued

on next‘ Wednesday aight at 7.30 o'olock at the usual place. Greater interest-than in the past will no doubt

/going on, on account of the close ana- , logy between the strategy of chess and that of war.

Dr J. A. Johnston. Tlgnish. was in

the city yesterday.

Dr J. D. Mcintyre, Montague. _was in

thc city yesterday.

spent Sunday at his home at York.

Mr F. L_ Rogers, Alberton, was

registered at the Victoria last even- Ing.

Mr A. C. Saunders. mayor of Sum-

gierside, was in Charlottetown yester- ily.

Mr S. C. Clark, Mt. Stewart. was

among visitors to Charlottetown yesterday.

Mr W. L_ Poole, of thc ilrm of Poole

& Tliomson. Montague, was in Char- lottetown yesterday.

Miss Katie McLeod and Mrs. Rod

McDonald, Point Prim, were in Char- lottetown yesterday. _

The many friends oi' Mrs. M. 'I`.

Lmnbc, Springfield, will regret to loarn sho was brought to the Char- lottetown Hospital yesterday for treatment.

Mrs. Gallagher. wife of tho manager

ofthe Prince Edward Theatre, crossed yesterday on route to Ottawa in re- sponse to a telegram announcing the snrions illness oi' hcr sister.

Mr. George McKinnon, oi tho ilrm

oi' McKinnon & Holmes, Sherbrooke, Quo., who has been making a short visit to his former home in Charlotte- town. crossed yesterday en route to Sherbrooke.

Mr. Walter- Crockett. son of Mr. Wm. F. Crockett, Pleasant Grove, a resi- dent of South Africa since the Boer War, is engaged with Gen. Botha's forces against the Germans in West Africa.,

Mr A. E. B. Murphy. who had joined

the 4th heavy buttery some time ago, und who for the last couple ot' weeks was on coast duty in Sydney Mines. left a few days ago to join the 2nd contingent for overseas service. Mr Murphy is a St Dunstan’s man and one of thc best athletes of the Island. lie is a son of Senator Murphy. Tig- nish, and is the second son of the Senator’s to go to ilicpiront.

“Yucca is a really delightful talcum

powder--»uso li. once and you will uso it always. Yucca merits n. trial. price 25c. por tin. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent Streets.--lliEti'.

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S. C. Clark, Mt. Stewart; J. A. John-

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