"llllw lllllcll <10 W" Wall-i?" ‘Halifax City League champions. Halifax on n. special train which Squareihriggs i925 Champion andlhhlo weather 11 large trrtlllvd wcrl- 3 MIN. cLAss Hlllfllliéllilifl’ ‘veilslui. i, §{,',}‘,'§§f.§i,,'“"l,"‘§l, audN ‘vnsog “Tllle? llvllllrlh" l Eadvanced lust a step nearer their arrived lust ~revious to the start 0f Afllllll‘ Waller. 1920 Cilamllion will' on hand and an“, non". Knoll rlll-Illg _ llllnlrjll‘ \._ __ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' " f; ' _~ ‘\',.ll _ ‘ o "m "Va ‘all "' After the work had been done‘ objective, the Provincial and Mari- the game, witnessed a battle re- he worth the price of admission el- the lhhlohl ol the nennnln lllnllllhh-ll Lirtlt. lhm_ru__ l;lll,l,l,..ll.. l l l lS-lllllllr‘ ‘nllliviliffll " fl‘ ' Krill"? “ml "l" ma“ _ and the money paid, the tourist time Hockey championships. here plete with both mediocre and brll~ one. (3_ ll", speedy gelding Qwllgd by‘ Tt-tllly liruw" . ._. g lullurzllh; llm“"lél-(_ ~l-- i k0 u-ublryltlvlllllllllnlllfllllfilillll of‘ tho hill; nnlmll; lnnlllhl hy yll-lnl-e n; lhall- hlll-m lo llgm hookah There are fifteen other events George MuCouiirey of Cavendish -\llllil'. .\il-.Ll~11l1 . . . . . . .. .. Ii 1i I: v l I m " ' " a ‘ ' on; lnllnnflln “tn: "nil, mm oln llllll "Don you pull out many cars one victory over Windsor, winners MoCann, playing with Singer on Bqlllllly as interesting, and the won the 2.35 Class. closely pushed (‘niorlldo Bell. (‘linpliclll- i 1 i i 2.40 CLASS itnw-ll whltrp in‘. llnnl“, fflfgfi ennui here?" ‘of the Valley League. Three goals the defence, was just as effective hockey match between the P. W. by Lady Aquirl and Little Billy, a iierlt ‘time 1.211. i cd ’i‘i1e first game of ‘i110 Mniitiln-l- "About 12 a d!!! on tho averl8e."| Bcored in quick 50008891011 M!" U"! "ll ill" "mull wlllll’ Mllllll“ “l “l” C‘ n“, we" Km" wlll b“ l‘ llllm‘ 3°03 llllrll- Qlleml All‘) "llwllllg Olllmllh“ Slim" “'- Tlyl-ll. S-ildit-i- Lilli. (flow . 1 1 1 series will ‘ile played on March ll rc-pliod the boy. 0Dfll1lll8 0i l-llB gel-loud 514°‘! i"! Wall-t "19 [1:08- Olflalilfil Pllllflgrlf mflxfhglglgl 8K1"! l0 80h!- with an accident in tilc first heat Announcer. lirmri .\iill'i'iil\'. .l11tll:<-.~ (‘l‘|\_q(|_ql1‘uy' lklwnrll“ 2 5 2 ln 6mm. New Brunswick or in a "Do yon work nlnnln loo?» 8n. against one scored y the loc a to- game a ample y e oca, m. k h); ave spared nothing to, spoiling her chances for the rnco. J. field. J. Purklntlll. w. hrlnft slit-lit, 1,1”, nlcltlhhoh __ _ r, z 1'. island. with the second game in nnlmll llw lmn-lnn ward the end of tho saimn stanza ward. Clark, Shaw and Beacon a e t s r ice sports a. successlhittie George owned by ~l~rul1 James llendl-rilllsi. ‘ll, w, _\il‘l iiiltin l. horesitl- 3 4 4 Nov so ti M l 1' the “Yum l-hun Wale‘, ml, than mud gave the visltclrs 18:14! advhantsgde lllilllbliglxlléégafgfillltzlozifllinlll: iovcéllll; lalgllltezlzlfllz: lwltrlnhhtlle onlfylllemain-l Chnppelle won the 3 min. (‘lass in lirthur. W. Profit. G. Dennis. J.‘ llaluit- ("ljfiulicn 4 3 3 m.u?11£<‘§.."it..1-:iic1'u. o’ and holes... ‘_ , which they ma. nts n to t e en . a. c u t t s ave a u house straight heats. At tho conclusion mwis. Horse cnthnsiasts. zlltelllloll I l » » l and ‘which they maintain upon en- crliillltalblel pnrforlnanlfabl m 0 ares and cheer the boys along. of the races B. W. McAriinlr pnr- the races. NoTEs l l .. ' ,' <“>' """ . he second game of the net e ens cre e wan e Th9 slnnle ll .l Fl ‘ x "Wlllllll ill» mm llllllcllll llllllll “"““ m“ i l y ‘“ "”' '"” "°“‘ ~ ‘ ' A . ma: liaise? sllsrtryzlnlz."antral. 1 Li‘; 213i; snarl i loll-l? ‘TIGERBWIN M" °' l l» l- That Intolerable ltchin - ‘ ‘ l nllyllllllllll- _ l I ltt it f t no k l g . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ~ "ll "ll fl llllh‘ fills or Vbreakink ', hi. l . . ' . . .. .. I , iiilagagalillleg: fneziqwiilnlinipsreirlfil . Qfllfllfilél “lfllllll "all" ll“llll< w a lll-‘lllllto with the Judges . mlvoorl, 0111., ‘Feb. 21. ——~Ha111- 41¢ 1;_- _ - “__ ,. l -~‘- little effort» ' i ' I ‘ - helm Th c] ‘l "ll ll lllrallzht lilc owner decided t0 Withdraw ilton Tigers defeated ‘London iiv . , ., y . rw “ ““‘ ‘ . .8 ' e‘ “l llllelllll‘ llllllllllK llllll- ltllc score of 2 to 0 in a Canlldillll . ‘Pete MdDonald was the night thre r s 1 ' " ' if? m. i llllll lllell. serving no leis than tour a m‘; so‘ allurdaii Fm 2G ‘vim W ipllllellllmllll "Ml"?! Li!!!“ 8"“ I l? ,.._ - :_» . ~ penalties. for various ortoucev/l Whole 11mm n m Below ‘is ?.;. Bgiilmtii: Fniemriall‘ 1 h‘ “w 2'40 Cm“ 8mm L“ smlmd “l ‘h’ I‘°‘"'°" Am“ m‘ Rio ‘vitae correctly made In the most stimulating Once after staging a tussle with - l. "a bu" M‘ o" o" m. truimmt M ' y' m" “PM” hi‘ °“'" w" lllll Elm" “gill bill"? 250° BP°°lll°l9- m‘ lnvlwnuh. ‘mun l l Blazer‘ ‘Pam "mud “m, one oll skin diseases, but if you an whoring you do not noes the 2.50 CLASS liltliz“ lglnsefhaslgot to go faster in . _. __ “UNAHMIN TEA with its fine, d p, rloh Infusion, Ito m‘ ma" n“ n” ll°°lllll "m" 'ymm°m"¢9l¢l‘ib6d-—y0u know ||| shod; than Qoltlic-r leglioldla 1m "loxltl u?” as ' 1. . _ |_ I _ - . n n - _ l o! flilitflffi~lfllfifly oilflavor m l lillthe - ~ "- Toa. éitiliesligglférilzut tgselgmixrgflahg: Moot eaooa of akin diuaooa are curable, other; are Qfnilliéifiirgl-Qflgippelle I. '1: i 1 ____ a are l l- ‘ trouble. not. Whore a euro lo pfloalblo o out do d ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' " .. ' i 3 The Jndge" we" all ""0""! H find MlMM" Ll"l"l"‘l i ‘g’ T.‘ Both goalies turned in a splendid REMEDY. y u . p" on D‘ D‘ 0' Nimble ‘may’ “y?” M 2 2 2 \1w“““"‘ ‘Mlllylleaux. Duncan lllvllllfllllfl lll the woods. (i000 ' __ ; - _ l .‘ pu-formance. Each stopped in the . ~ 3 MIN cLAss i “rshall-‘Bllrllllm Yonnken-Starterl fill‘ lllrolnl. bruises. and for l» ll ~‘ FREE . . . vicintty of twenty-five shots our‘! ll m» the Intolerable Itching-at ones and Pérmltl ' ' llflii‘ ubili"“““‘“‘ "lllml Jlldsell-j “lllllll and colds. "jiflha flrol Ivwoaroonw-wiioulupply tin oorrlut mining llll liw lfllllfi. lhlll llldlfilillll ill" IlIIP- Qrllimry ltrongth $1.00. Extra strong (lo,- l," (‘olorntio Belle. Chnppcile . 1 1 l- n derauni‘ l with: thiridvlrtllomont toqothar wltirilio top label or l llllll v! llw rlny tllrollsllollt. Hall-l "m" d ~ . l‘ TEdily Btpwll ~ ‘ 2 -. l. . 1 ' " l1, _ l "I ¢l l) 31-50 bottle. l , . .. . _. Eiery action, new" l0 the lll-nw. ‘ . s atmlnfroa bop-will oaoh roooivo FREE a am lb. ouu- . lllllllll- lll the lvlnitors nets. Played - Abbi». Mollesu _ 3 3 3 l"; h; n hm. n, ml _ . . l» iitl$tlnoqlllrld tin of I-ahmln Tn. _ v 11in usuahi cool stylie. and hsndledthe E A F l ' CENTRAL 9051M. Eigger . . _ , _ _ _ ‘ _ _ __ l l 4 ‘able. m leap-able orfizfllggiuffifn: ally-l- l ~ til-ll w» Ml l» 1» f. . - xll. smelt; :.'."?.'..':."t:£t -. - 0575"" ""°"°" ..i.’."'".r.'::;:.t;:"::.;.i"**t l" l» ‘= l llliii 0F PAIN" ‘ _. ~ t b t’ d m l . h _. _ l . _,.,.__. .v l - . lirrny.‘ l _ l‘, . t K l» i l, LQQTgTO TED. I :afle:orc1;1‘li\1n,nm;l;e “occasion to is”: IPIQIAL SALE DP TURKIH lmlfli-tnlak LB. Judas; J. Raid. W. Keefe. A. til 011cc there wna n ‘ustomer wilo

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a -" ._ -' ' . V ' ' son r corpo ion fiemay bandit-lull. production. which was snownlBalph Lewis, Clarence Burton and e _ 2 , lllll Hem 90"" - W968 alfiwith great sitcom lll the Prince's dolen Jockeys auglnent the worn '- ~ -

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Y.. to the l-milbluou Grounds inl Tqmnlo’ a dlslance ol avprfllmlenproduction. Droves herself quite an

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T111

nks Sharkey Will Beat; Mike

'll\1co.\1.\, Wallis, Feb. 21-14m- Iuy Afaiolleyk-l victory over Js Delaney at New York last nlg t placed him with Jack Shar- key: and Jack Dempsey as the three leading contenders for the heavyweight crown, in the opinion offlGene Tunney, king of-tha} div- ision.

l c champion reiterated his wil- li less to lnect any one of the lhilee or any other opponent who m win Tex Richard's approval in‘ the proposed championship fight September under the New York prcnlotcfs direction.

Tunney picked Maloney to beat Delaney largely because of the weight disparity and he believes that Shzlrksy will defeat Mike Mo Tigue in their earning bout for the same reason, he said today.

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Girl Swimmer _ Accepts Defi

LONG BEACH, Caiit, Feb. 2l.—, Announcement was made yesterday of the receipt of information from Miss Martha Stager, of Portland. (Si-egos. that she telegraphed to \Viiliam Wrigley, Jr.. in Chicago. accepting his $25,000 wager backing George Young. youthful Canadian] swriznmer. against any challenge. for another race across the San"

Pedro Channel from Santa Catal-l lna Island to themainland.

' .\iirlr~;SlhK9l‘.Oii& of the contestants. of tho Wrigley marathon in the Channel swim which was won‘ by_ Yolllllz informed a local newspaper

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lhnl _-,-hl_. hall made lnn only wndll by the East this season, the WesLJ. L- iiodgson . . . . . .. W. Ii‘. Taylor; ______‘.‘_______ l _

lull 0g lhe l-nce lnnl ll be mnllelwill have to rise with the ann next S. C. Moore . . . . . . . . .. H. A. Ebers l J _ _ lllglllllllllldgallliollcaitlzlallclg‘ ma‘, glfiyear to Dractice in order t0 Bet it Skit? b Skip 7 CORNWALL COMMUNITV HOCKEY A-l- KENSlNG-l-ON_ ‘ lAn undylng trlbute to

l’ i1 g . 8 S -‘ HOCKEY TEAM DEFEAT l}, 7 ' ed hill.- 11nd obtained the financial, ~ AILEXANDRA 19 To 1_ Tile second game of the lntcr- P’ M? (lilllada. S hQYOQS in thQ War

bat-itilll: of a Los Angeles oil man. '

l -—-—-¢-0¢-_-i- - i ' l lo Cornwall l-rldny, l-gn 1,3 ‘vllnlrink, there, on Saturday afternoon. , ‘f luess’ _ - L‘ 0' C‘ v l lthe idea of defeating the CornwalliT-le ice “'33 1h 1he heal‘ cohlllllon fi/yfh _ j» . __ flies Ridge l Passchen. —-——-’ On Friday afternoon and evenlll8. C. E. MdNutt Wd-I. Townshenllitcam: but were greatly sllrPll-‘ledfhllnks l° Meal”- Esse" ‘lllfl lml‘ _ . “flu. l“ ‘~ d l l Dust l-veninlt the Social Club the Charlottetown Curling Asaocia-l Waiter Wilson W. A. MCIATBII to find the home team C. C. C. at ‘lfi-gasl- lllllllllllellll Tl“? lefclcl‘ .,.__ a_ -1 ae e a

won from the Ramblers by 3491 tlon are staging a clnssificationfA. C. Sinclair J. R. Neisolljliome, and a somewhat fasterllll“ Ml" 69°36 Slmlll ‘lllo slllflfl" ' ‘ _ Names to

pins. Two records went by the? Bonsplei. for whichthe first prize. O. S. McGregol' A. Miiifirlgggfegaflon lhan lhe Alexandra 8881B eye llllo Illa lllllhl <>0ll1ll>9ll ___

bo '11s wilcn Prank Doucette of.the' winners will receive a silver cup‘ - l boys had realized a week previous. ”°"°emla'll°“5' “ll aliayls "led if’ conjure

So ai (‘lnh put. on the highesrlnnd medals and the second prize Civil Service ,. DoctorslTho club 1mm outclassed the“ dell?" lllld Penal"? "llllllle llllll‘ \ _

-si le scores of 345 and 303. Andl team, sliver spoons. lJ. F‘. Whelr Dr. GOOdWQIl opponents in every feature of the lug". - l " "“ \ Wlth l he also hall the highest slngla-totall Much interest is being shown in 1.. B. McMillan Dr. Houslolllguiue. which being so one-aided T” “all” “well llllll“ _ Y . l o? 810. _ - I the above'matchea and it is expecb‘ I]. E. ‘Ciawson Dr.“ Archibald‘ was very (lhnlnlel-ellllng lo nqlneshv sl-lmlmrlldll - Kmslllflll?" k -'_ h, “t f. l '

Fllllvllllll; 1H scores and line-up: 1 ed that this will ‘be the biggest and W. Boulter Dr. McIntyre .l_.lnelll,n_ G“. . . " ' ... ’ " f. ‘ -‘ ~ , Ne‘ "' l‘. .2» . .~- ~y .' . lBonspiel of the season. The follow" ————-— DI‘. MCGlIlSIIB Alexandra Cornwall Geo ‘Hmz F’ ‘games Mmmm P‘, l‘ v I ' i ' H i i‘ h‘ fl

S » ‘ ‘ l l . _ _ - orwar a ,- . 7 v . ’ Efmlalucctaliit: . . . . . . .. 2118 184 241i gaihtffirlilefilnwu compete a“ us‘ First BZLZil-ieffi ‘second Merchants. n, MacMiiian 9.0.‘? Geo Cass-Bruce icaubeck Jon“ Rem“ ~ y

l. Douueue __ m m 162l nan, 51.1.15 Anglers A. iv. nynomuu 0.0. Toombs; Detellsé... . fillluvscllrllrllou (‘loailiitlc THIS (,L()lgyl()_lls PAGE IN CANADAS HISTORY .

C.- ,Keiiy . . . . . . . . .. 14f .181 195,J. P. Simmonds C. M. Williams Hector Currie E. S. Coffinflpl Bnyhoe _ _ _ l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3R Jewell l H _ V’

w." llallwlllil’ ......'1$4- 1s: 144th. E. Spillet Geo. w. McLeod u. iulliter 1s. o. Nlcboisonyw. Wood - ~ W- Almlld Chm xlcmuhegub h“ Dana!‘ S

'r. ‘Crelgllan . . . . . .. 152 204 14.3‘. ll. Winchester M. P. Titus c. c. Abbott ll. LePase, Forwards ' , , . _ l ~ ' ‘ '

- ——— —-~ -—l V. McQuaid ‘J. A. Fraser Drugglsts insurance, w Judson _ _ _ _ _ _ l _ __ llllllw Alward Rd) blflllflll» peudlThl alrfotlc Mllslfflll Arrangement _ . .1016 1055 887' Mi fit Second Bankers‘ G. G. Jiughes H. A.‘ Ebers. lg, Mqlfi _ 1 d M DO l , , l, . ' ' ‘ r Total 2515a l l .1. g. Bayer n. A. McKmnon. w. F‘. Taylor n. B. Stewal; 1:. .\fuCa.xiirelaal.l. Jaacck $1221? a ‘xlglelrlzlllllllllls épsittlbeu illuntlutltztlli B3 9 l PIIICC Edward Orchestra.»

- ~ .w~. 1;. Grant ‘ lnllousuoull. r. McDonald lc. ll. sue 1r. Judson .......... .. -_-_-- ' ‘ . ‘. .1," l . _. r

Ra lhiers. _ _ ~ 11. .1. Phillips H. A. c. Scarth‘ ma. r. Donneliy J. A. McKenzie! ,\_ hlclhnnon relayew Sal's. ‘lllllflllll “llmllllllllrl lllle llllllll °°°ll~l ‘ . lv- Cllrllwdy 152 1m lllireu Bayer W-T- Pllllleli ‘factory w all. ' » ‘ltlfmm ‘ e. k‘“""*, l .~, . ..l,,,...., lm... l‘... {If -——— ~—~-—————- - ________

1c)’ llcllllluu .. 19o 180 zulhuw MiiltlalFirst Merchants Gas Buggies; lug-pl; _ ll llwllllllfll lml (l?) W!“ ‘Him W l I‘ l] . l u. ll ICE RACING. 1 .

R. Harley . 192 m. 131i .1. A. Bentley Col. .1. P. Hooper. w. A. Stewart F- R- Mclllllllllf ‘Try lt- llsalll boys after a few “M ‘loo ~31“ 1 ie‘ "iii tr 50ml lll‘|ll'(l with :1‘ iliiiliW1“Ii".*".'-"' '. .. "MM Play-Off Flllai

\V. ‘Carver ,, 205 1,29 165; (1 (l, putty 0o]. Chas. Leigirit. A. Taylor Alliston Mcbeodl more ln-ncllcen Try and “lake. n a gall] ltzlgsmfililzjlllljallel u Aa-léglllullm. a lnlguhl’ ‘lvllllllwiitllllll 1 1lu~\\1ll111.1_ .. 1111- Not-ill lull-l. (il'i\-ilil-‘.' villi) _‘ ilfltlMcfdehl- _ . . . . . .. 157 203 145G. Gaudet Col. G. E. Pull W. Bruce F. A. A. Mutchl-fasi. Same. _ ' i p _' _ l , . ‘_ , H‘ .71: M" l""‘l lll'lll llll‘ii' rail-cs on 'l‘hl11'.-dz1\' ill" S ti‘

l -__ ____ l). MgKlnnon Ma]. J. M. Jones A. Pickard A. Vinnicomb‘ llllllllli! “llahfifillllilllell- All llll-ltcll ily ‘(Vlllllllls livllllllii ill hillllllly‘ lllld 17111 null \\‘.'1s‘ :1 fitlFilitlfi snort-sh. d’ .. . n02 s“ sszlllll Mdlnlnnn J5‘ Spares —— J. H. Lewis, N. D. W tgowsllléctator: fllqlllltfélfifigyéollettlflvgls brlnlllllelqlryfily Aqliti» wit.“ 1511111 ullllollllil illr- ll-llnll was l" ha“. ' Total 2609 . lyl-mvellars nnlln-nyl Mnlbnm l.<_ lB_ Clark‘ Bey_ Dl; Kenslngmn 4 gulmnergldc 3 ~ siltlptl. .\i11<-i1 (‘Tllliii is llllc t0 filly iiltllilf). Full. 21. —— The lilllli _ Qb-JL- is" c’ Moore A‘ Scott’ Ramsay‘ F‘ M“ St-evv-“L » A ‘return is; scheduled for next 235 CLASS ‘r1111 \\'iit\ iuuii their iciulls 1111d'l'l"‘3""ll liallll‘ fill" ll"! llllllllllll" A man's automobile stalled in a1 i Tonight at the Arena at 780 the iveek —Y ‘ ' - 111ml! iilt‘ lf'(' to llnlitc ll llggslllllllililllfllfllll‘ hot-key clln-lnllionsilip Will i'$'1'.‘1'1“°'°1'.'1°‘" Baal ‘mile u‘: wwkii ‘Wm Kent School lice Sports will ' ' iotlulxiiil u. lilrfoltilrtlv lo llrllll "ll" “l -‘lll~ lllll lllllllwllli; ll" llllllllll l" Nlllll SW11“ llll=l 50"‘ emal ugavuna em toget ' ‘

team 01‘ horses. “Want ma to haul you out, mis- tor?"

to the Wrjillly. g George Yojflg ox-

.. wll3¢llwll9 Edward Theatre. yesterday-

ope to the srqlmmclpof tho W0 l. that the race be hold on' labor‘ ian National‘ l in 19H; that

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my w» or we» SW» ll lititf'°i‘.l°é.‘i“.if.; ..:.i::..'.‘::r...".:;: §2§iL°2Zi.“'..§.“.é.“i.iiif; 25:12.1‘. my games were won by wide marginalC. C. Abbott . . . . . G. Filllitcrl Macllléa Wm act as subsmme, 8L Pays made one tally and in An Immortal the total score for the pfternooniA. Pickard .. M. P. Tituslbalfickyannounced the third the Unions lllfllle “l” _ .' and. evening was the closest yet.lJ. L il-lodgson W. F. Taylor. ' lone {all}, followed by Saunders Masterplece _ only four points aeparatLng the Dr. Goodwill A. W. Hyndmanl , for the lSt. iPats with the winning lienms when the last atone was Skip 2 Sldp 10 score. - placed. . Al» R- McGlllzall H- J. Phillips, . , l On Monday the 14111. the Arrows

The east players have every rlght,V. hlcQuli-ld - -- -- - - - - -- G. Gflllllel‘ of Tryon played the St. lPats on lto be proud of their victories forlJ- P. Simmonds . . . . .. C. G- 3037i lAlbally lRink. The game ending the men from the Wiest end llaveJ. A. Bentley D. A. McK non; five to three in favour of the S1. strong opposition to appear in the‘ lSkilp 10 Skill 6 1 5159A” FAILS» on“ Feb- 21'; Pat's. Next to the Execution Block

lfldence on the part of the WeetfC. Thompson --

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PRINCE 121: WARD only _ Last sbownouYoFuE at 3.15, '1 & 8.45 Flashing colors, hard rid-

In’ jockey‘, thrills and fun. and a moo that will drag you out of your neat-the moot

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lof Miss ‘Reynaldo and maklo tho i lib rthe first time in screen an-lpmducfiun one of unusual interest. .1131], the old-iluhloned idea regard- There are many enjoyable comedy lug a race track story has been touches. 1t ailonis many moments thrown in the discard and a new of happiness and lentortainmenh- due to the human‘ qualities of thel story and the manner of its tellingJ

"Beauty A 14 Mud" a two partl’ comedy completes this lane pro-l adept at riding race horses and is gram which will be shown today“

Rev SMECK and DELIMA‘ and l Wizard or the Strings MARIEITA

Hawaiian Guitar,Uke,Ball.i0 Argelllille Tango Dancers And an EpicTin Canada's History

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idea developed and presented in a human way on the screen. Vera Reynolds. the hemilu! of the

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tlsl TAKE 11111111 BilNSPlEl h 1111 sllllul 11111 FIRST TIME

East Wins the Three Bonspiels With a l Total of 180 Against 145 for the West.

Shield Rest” in Eastern Territory for i the 1927 Season. '

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Albany Hockey Notes

Hockey is still booming ill Albany. Since last Wrlilllg Till? ‘sl- Pflfg have gained three victories and suffered one defeat. 0n Fell. 10 they invaded \1ciorla and rncelved a tally of 4-0 in faivour of

League Leaders l Are Handicapped

NEW YORK. ll‘eh._ 21. —— Th? he“ ten days will find the New York Rangers, leaders of the Am~

l _ erican group, of the National Hoc- lho Unions. As most defeated l Mrsterday afternoon and. eveninglback over the line. _ hey League, seriously hfllllllcflllwll teams can advance excellent lat the Charlottetown Curling As-l The folowing were last nights on ll“, defense, Legter Patrick, reason l-nl- lhoir defeat the bli- leociation the East and West stsscdllllayelfl and “"99? .manager of the team stated todllY- Pals only raised n sarcastic