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IIlIIOVBfiOII 1n A a- Over 33. 1M5 pjnpsdecqons by this band because whether our our local boys praised in this way Abbrles and Fencebust_ teur Rulgg Bung-s] ____ , Canadian Legion Bamt citizens realize it o1‘ not they are and Starter Acorn on the closing , l (Canadian Press Cable] 10o pounds with Nichol] up. one of the best aggregations in night of the Exhibition made com- ers P ay Second

Pro and Amateur Hockey to S a m e Standard.

TORONTO. Oct. 11.—The forward pass arrives in amateur hockey next season with its accom umyillg “pow- er plays" or whatever you prefer to sell net-gauging attacks. The Can. sdian Amateur Hockey Associa.tion‘s rules committee announced Monday

I the regulations that will govern the _ new system in amateur ranks.

Forward passing is permitted in l-ny one of the three zones, as in the National Hockey League, but as in the major circuit the puck-carrier

_ must be the first attacker to enter

Qutsidcrls inner Cesarewitcli Race

Seminole Capt-li-ES Great Autumn Handicap B y , Two Lengths

ET, England, Oct. 11 -An American owner, an Irish trainer and an English Jockey combined in the surprise victory o! the English-bred Seminole this afternoon when favorites were “all beetcn in the 85th running of the Ceserewitch Stakes, great autumn handicap.

Seminole took the lead near the finish to win by two lengths over Loosestrife. with Roi de Paris third. another four lsngths beck, in the field of 38 that raced over the two and a. quarter mile route. Seminole is e. four year old geld- ing by Diligence cut of Blanche. ovlmed by Joseph E. Widener of

seminole was lucky to win the renewal of the big handicap, mark- ed by a series of upsets. The fav- orite Gucscurd. according to Jockey Weston, would have won easily if his fore tendon had not given away during the race.

And Ximcnes, nd choice who held the lead until entering the stretch. looked capable of resisting any challenge until the horse sud- denly stopped up, having split a pastem.

Also Ioosestrife, which stubborn- ly contested Seminoles lead until near the finish, was pecking o l0 pound penalty for a victory in the Newbury Autumn Cup a few days

THE _~ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Tonight's Community Carnivol

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s15 p.m.-Seiections by

‘ Canadian Legion Band.

The Canadian Legion Band was] pronounced by the flustrei Family the greatest tight wire artists in America, as one of the best bands flint cver accompanied them. This was a onderful tribute to our lo- oel musicians who have for so many years practised to make, themselves s0 perfect. Tonight they: are helping out the hockey boys by putting on two splendid pro-

beautifully. , Admission l0—-Como and bring the family with you.

At

The Canadian ‘Legion Band with Band Master Tommy McFarlane in command. will have full charge of the program at the Community Carnival at The Ilorum tonight.

It ls easy to say nice things about

Canada if you except the very larg- est cities. There is not a. member of the bend but has had many years experience and this coupled with the fact that they are natural musicians is the reason why they have attained the playing excel- lence which they possess.

The members of the Ihlstrei Family, tight wire artists who per- formed s0 brilliantly at the Provin- cial Exhibition this year and after-

1’°°" m‘ “W” “N!” m‘ hwyvsrds thrilled hundreds 0f thous- itne big show with its games and “m” M u“ “m” “M” Plwmmnds at the Canadian Natonsl Ex- booths. Perhaps you may also be ihiibition, Toronto, did not. hestlate‘ the winner of the door price, who to say that in all their travels they l knows?

, NEW “urSPORT WORLD

lCanadian Legion Bandl Carnival

. l Tonight l had never been better pleased with‘ the music furnished. Two fairly large American cities failed to pm-. vids bands which met with their

approval. Itiseverynicethirlgtohear

plimentary references which were given by the Hustrei Family. Tonight the Legion Band will give a concert program at 8.15 and 10.15. We do not know what num- bers will be played, but Band Mhs- ter MoFarlane and his fellow bendsmen will n0 doubt have selec- tions that will be received with pleasure. This would be a good night to bring the family and im- i0y a real musical treat and see

‘PLAYED FRIDAY

PBSTPUNED‘ llllll liilll BE

_Tilt Tomorrow.

, N. 8., Oct. ll-(O. PJ-Seocnd clash of Springhill Flencdbusiots and Charlottetown Abegvrelts on the ltfartime Baseball “playdowns was postponed today, until Friday after heavy rains of, the last week had left the spring-f hill field wet.‘ '

Fenccbustcrs and Abbies had re- tluncd from Charlottetown, whore the Nova Scotia. champions gained a 8-0 victory in the openfng game, Another win will give ayxlnghiil the series and the right to meet st.

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It costs

Stephen. N. 1a., Kiwanis in the

$2 s“?

morass AND PRESENTATION Football Practice ill/rename finals.

Opening game of the series be.

On Saturday evening Sept. 23rd, Th, can o! the 8nd mm wasjtween the New Brunswick chem?- ions and the Nova BOQflfZt-Prlnce

35°“ ‘me hundred ‘md m“? "51- llnswered yesterday afternoon when

dents of Murray Hartm- Nom, and a number d 1am year Abbie footJEdu-nrd Island winners has been Gas-giercaux assembled at the home ha“ men reported at me C‘ A A-lset tentatively for Monday at St. of Mr. and Mrs. William Condonmjwunds Mr their first mgumr Stephen. It is expected the second ~

the zone. The puck may he kicked New York." He was trained by Cep- lrl any zone but not into the goal. tain Boyd-Rochfort and ridden by |

The irmovation to the amateuriFl-eddie Flox. carrying 112 pounds.

" lode brings professional and ama- odds against him were 100 to d.

m" hllckeil t0 Vlfillfllly the Same Ioosestrlfe, owned by P. Johnson, Itandards as far as rules are con- w“ M; m; to 7' carrying “g corned. The simoll-pures will not pounds and ridden by penymmm‘

9180.

The top weight Nitsichin, win- ner of the race a few years ago, ‘and His Majesty's Fox-earth were also among the "also-runs."

On account of the chilly, windy weather, His Majesty did not at-

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be ‘me to bodycheck so freely’ h°w_ R01 de Pam‘ owned by K‘ cooper tend‘ or. the eve of their departure toipracnce‘ Ne“ “Tiny” Mathew“ encounter will take place there al-, 0 ever,inthe attacking zone. Defend- and starting at 100 to 6. earned‘ s take up their residence in Char-Norm" Mount A. rugby “M, who so, ‘with the trams moving m g ing players in their goal zone may __________ hwetwm Whem MT- 001150“ 15w“ again coach me Abbie squad Srprnghill or Chorloftvlolvn the re- _

bodvcheck only the oncoming puck- owner and manager oi’ the Woollen on hand to give m0 roys the maining game of the three-out-of.

under. s I X E A M s TH‘. (B! Louis F. Lochncr Assocfatcd Mix; evening was pleasant“. once over. l n” series‘ 0

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Describe may ‘ Press Staff Writer) spirit in dancing and other amuse- ‘ ' y g

BERLrN, Oct lfl-Mzlrinus Van mvnts. Emcuml; musk; was m- While a number of last years us Here is how the Q A H_ A m,“ _ ' Lubbe, the stolid Dutch bricklnason I nyshed by 1W5, wm_ .]_ Mdmu-e gndistalwarts met at the C. A. A, . ‘ommflteg descrybed development o; .H*+°**+*-N >4» Still declined to tell the whole StOPYi Miss Florence lVicHerron on the Grounds another group Bathe ed at‘ for a

violin, Mr- Lawrence Mc- the Vimoria Park apparently think-i H:1'l'cn and lvLr. Urban Graham: lng the practice WES to be heldl 0 Hflwfl ilil Bl-lilf. M11 G11)‘ GYahBm-ithero. Interest in the game appears .

Much as their departure is ":- to be reviving and a fighting sbblei

of the origin cf the famous fire, plum; that gutted the Rolclislag building last FJoru-ary.

He appcawd today at the scene

the new playi (By Gordon Lindsay Smith) "Starting in the defending zone, the puck may be passed or kicked

forward and taken inside the first

IAIIERSHIP

PLANT BU LBS NOW

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blue line by any defending player. "However. should the puck be passed or. kicked cver the blue line any defending player who was in the defending zone when the puck erossed the blue line may skate up into the centre none and play the “l puck. "For violation of this rule (that ls for a defending player in the centre zone) an off-side is to be

, ‘med and the ‘mama m w m“ ership. cured from a. reliable sveedsmamaofficfal defence counsel to break We are glad we have been pcnnit- through the Maritime circuit’ and‘ a Sudden den“, 3mm m, the tum ‘ plug l]; the pom; when the ‘puck i} floweut o; a2; £01m‘ deslredsatlrel :25 suenwiéflalthcigg: mjugsihelnz, 53d 3- Ecod number or us» t0 meeti me following veal. he pubushcdl ]'_._ Fitzgerald, pitching for the Charlottetown l _ "New the m“. u“. guaran ee . our some‘ ur- o was ng u 8e. i in y;ur beautiful home. But there ' ‘ , .. _ _ b d gape Breton chnmplgns, held the , . » G 0 L F day afternoon or early even ng will-Buenger. to say whether he is a tinge o; sadness when we re_ tchhlidllleiet $511,532,321 a°;‘401;11g1:fl, hommfls to five scattered has‘ Tclcphone M2. . : 0mm h“ _ see enough planted mt only to helpers, Van Der Lubbe. after f rnerriber lt is to ssy farewell. wewws éonsidcrcd to be qwte fast; C_ Murphy, on the slab for Thor- l 3; _ make a splendid show outside but to 111°“ ‘Em? sllifl-ense- mere Y re regret that your duties call you bum allowed eight m“ 1 vs flowel l ts f Chrlst- plied cm ca v1 elsewhee nd u have decided w ' ° ‘ 2 “mils brings hi8! mo: the een- A special ladies mltdh will be i” twig? of “n” “m, I 6mm, m, make yzulfhomy: m chaflottetm_ stock mum an, bbzn great and *———~ z E none. 1n t area hero is no plflyed at the Belvedere Golf m is essential m B“ Mg, he“? m, yen; his hearers perplexed F! We know ycu have only done so "m9 A Test For

off-side. and the puck may be pea- Ied or kicked forward by attacking players up to the second blue line. "When the attack reaches the second blue line either the puck or puck-carrier must be first over

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lhs lirle.

ettaclring players who were in the centre zone when the puck crossed the line may skato up end play the

the third zone ahead of the puck

5, or puck-carrier play shall be stop-

ped with a face-off at the blue line; should, however, an attacking

er attacking zone and the puck- carrlcr only may be bodied by the defending team.

“In this zone, (es in the other zones), there is no off-side and the puck may be passed or kicked for- ward by attacking players, but not kicked into the net. Special atten- tion is called to the fact that only

".1 the attacking player in possession of

the puck may be bodied by the de- fending team. And he must not be charged or cross-checked. "Referees are instructed to watch this particularly and penalize ell at- tempts at rough play end illegal . ehecking. "The attacking players ere not

' From now until the ground freez-

(Cllllllllll PING) es hard is the proper time to plant MONTREAL, Oct. Il-A furious tulips, hyaclnths and other spring jam ln which 41 laps were gained-flowering bulbs. For the labor and broke out early tvnieht at the slx- exlpense involved no other kind of day bicycle race st. the Forum gardening pays such dvidends in here and at 1o rm. when the teams went into on hour of two mils sprints. no less than six teams were bunched in the lead-

cultivation, no bothersome spray- ing, no attention whatever, and yet if first size. healthy bulbs an se-

Links this afternoon. Mr. T. W. L. Prowse has donated a prize for the winner.

Offering Eggs ’ For Sale

bulbs. the kind that the Dutch Government grades No 1, as the others may not have grown enough to flower e hundred per cent the first season or at any rato the

are splendid things to plant along the edges‘ of shrubbery. and in beds in front at the house. Coming up

Canada among Nilulflbli? 4"?“ Recently, however, a few retailers

and Clause s. section b. which flee" with retail distribution clearly stqg. one is advised to plant in fair siz- em__(b) No egg‘ ma“ be oggereqlcd clumps, at least six of one var- for sale, advertised for sal . keptlmy’ “d w use “m” ‘K ‘he 1°“?

for sale mm exposed m. dmpyayedlmaln types, the single early kind.

sot to e. consumer as a. ‘atelier. in

the larger and later types. Along the front of borders and. scattered through the lawns can be planted crocuses and snolvdlops These are merely planted an inch or so below the surface and they will come so early that the first grass cutting will not interfere. '

a store, or in any public vlwe or manner. unless the case or con- tainer is marked. labelled, tagged. the name of the country of origin when other than domestic ,,_ ‘not blue line. If the defending foam commits a foul the puck shall be faced where the foul occurs, except where otherwise specified, as in the preceding clause.

"The puck must at all times be kept in motion.

"The team in possession in the defending zone may carry the puck behind the goal-line once, but after that shell always advance the puck unless prevenicd by wlwllns

FOR. WINTER BIDOM

All those bulbs can also be plant- ed inside. and their bright yellows. vivid reds. and beautiful blending bronze shades will do muchtoshort, en the long dsyl of January and February. For this sort of bloom one is advised to select the early

of the fire as a defendant in the

gretted the bPst wishes of a host oflmnch-ne

may be the

trial which has b'en rcsumcd in friends go Wm.‘ them w their newlNem practice tomorrow at 5 n m

an undamaged section of the‘ Relchstrg Building itself after three wecks of ssrlons in Lelpzlgu

Refuses To Talk

ants, to exonerate the other pris-

llome. On behalf of those present Mrs- L;urle Malure presented Mr. and Mrs. Wm- Cordon with o beautiful electric reading lamp andl table runner. Mr. Harry D. Miller

comrplete satisfaction. There is no‘ Arty-mush waged by Game mm. read me fol-owing add,essz_ itroff. another of the five defend-i

Dear frl:nds:—It is with mingled feelings of pleasure and regret‘

THE CHIEF OF P. E. lfillliND

In 1884, the late Mr. Robert Fitz- ‘ slmmcrls of Sunnyslde Farm, Long River, trotted his two stallions,

orlers. altllcugh admonished by the mat we are assembkd he“, tonight ‘island Chief and “Dean swift"

to whether he mernt he doesn't Imemlbcr, or whether he simply will ;not toll.

I Unless Van Der Lclbbe can be :prevailed ulpon to make s. clean

1 . booms will not be nearly so lame breast o! the decay it seems um feel youwu also

essential points, because. appar- ently. thcse who first saw the fire and. reported it were so excited by

be obtained in the next few day! by attempthg to reconstruct the mm 0g (he window breaking, on the Rtlichstag premises, under the

1,059,519 by buying e. few dozen of these bulbs every months. to have continuous flowers from the first 0f Deoernbe until AllJril. With the other bulbs. the tulips. daffodils. hyecinths, etc. it is essential eiter the bulbs are planted to place in e cold. dark place for four to eight

' weeks. A place where the temper- ature is lilbout i6 degree! ll idefllv

but they may be handled in the m-dinery darkened fruit cellar. Special bulb fibre, which is clean. cheap end can be used over and ov- er egain is the most convenient materiel to use. Tho bulbs are plentod so flint only the tips ere allowing, in bowls or pots, watered

,af.er careful deliberation and that, Fmm iknvw. Whether 11° is "liable l" m" it is but a fulfiilng of the Divine Come

‘plan which has been our guide down through the ages- Although ,y0u will have otirr occupations and interests in your new home we

i

and-none has been called to the “Better Load."

Your home ltas ever been noted

terlment of the community you were every ready to help. and we rejoice our associations have al- ways been most pleasant-

Murray Harbor North. Signed on behalf of those pre-

ors for their gift assuring them bow much they appreciated _ths feelings that prcmptcd the act. 8nd gave them all a cordial invitation to visit their new homo where their welcome would be lust as genial as m the old one-

for each considered herself super-

ms said that their talents were

sent. i Although much surprised ,, . I _ and Mrs. Condcn thanked the dong “mm the mm °r P‘ E‘ L‘

every corner of our land. sec the horse that “on the

title Of Chief of P. E. Island.

He brought the Island, not by

Round, stout and tall, all shining

Brought here to sweep the Island.

He then crossed to the other side To meet those flyers with long

"Colonel Knox," And "Honest Tom." that ran so hard

land."

Then brought he back to his Is- land shore

A record of two thirty-four,

And will he lower it. yet tlvclliy more?

The "Chief of P. E, Island."

39th the vocalists were indignant When on the farm he'll cal-i 0i‘

MOW,

for to the other, and now someone‘ Or road ten miles an hour, Just. s0,

whereby the farmer wants to go,

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111E CANADIAN CAI.

(Canadian Pres) THORBURN, N. s., Oct. 11- Sydncy Wildcats won the Nova Scotla junior SOflil-lli chnmpionship today by defeating 'l‘llorl)llrn Wild-

cats, mainland champions, 8-5, in MflCLeOd

..—-.—_-_—_ .______?____-_-=_= .a.lld Cox ol-unge hJVL‘ responded

i exceptionally well to til-a iodine --__- | test for starch as an indication of

picking maiunty. The test in

simple to perform and worthy of

trial by grclvcrs who wish to mar-

(Expcrilncnttll Farms Note) During the course of int'~t'stign- timls by tho Laboratory of_ Plant

.- I '> P tend" chance. ' r ~ ‘ll N s n- ket the=c '2. i-tlr- i ll'l"i best That is to say. the player in as those produced by bulbs of the’ _ . _ , _"‘ (‘me Pathoocl. KPThVl e, . ., cc s rt s n . r pmession may “fly or kick n h 1 n . r the o“ regulations first “any. likely that the mystery of the fires: recolectons of this c110.‘ To you, More q-edu; than me horse 0g ducted m, the storage quamy of wnd,y,1<,,~,_ .- cross the line or pass it laterally or 110a“?! o“, n‘ 0g m, give origin w“ ever Fe fully, mmn;.1m' Cmdm“ n‘ i‘ 5"“ bmhplue; M91166. npplcs from various s/pray plots it To conduct the test a represen- gomudly into the 1h“, d ‘one’ un er m; ‘Levi-WE Product! Act. OUTDOO“ 5100M 31513:; u wfidameexflx; i‘ my :1; Y0“. M1; Cflzflg: “m? i“ " If our Island stock you would ad- has been necessary lo try to define tative simple of 25 or more apples .7 “when the puck o; puck-gaffle amt a “s” - ° "PW" ° Y "a" a?“ vance, the stage of maturity of, the apples, are picked. The fruit is cut in half ' crosses the second blue line ell th: Mmmutered by the Danflmon u“ Tull H aclnths and Daffodils mtwim‘ He“ W“ MW see“ W“ {may Breed to the "chief of P, E, Is- bot-h at harvest and at intervals and (illnped for about half a min- smck Bunch, up ram throughout D8. 7v’ ‘ Their testimony conflicted on: gmw to milnhOCd and Wflmflllhwd- 15ml" during the stornge- A few yours ute in a pfltflssllllll iodide-iodine-

ago a mechanical pressure tvstr-r solufion. ‘fills solution is made up was uscd- This instrutncnt rcglsf- ‘ of l glalnl of potassium iodide. 0n! glam of metallic iodine in

hAVO Illiidcfllflllli’ Pleuded ignor- (‘r d the (i ' i‘ n ewarv qlilllml‘

“(it Y _ black. 6 pUilTl pit‘ l. c n c». ._

puThe puck may be kicked ‘emu snoe of the fact that 6885 ‘m’ 551° before the 1a” mow m“ depkted m9 unique ‘ma’ i” ma?" ‘naed for 1Y5 hQ-‘ipll-"lityl m? need!’ WT’ He stepped out on the summep to force a plunger into lllc flesh of I 100 lu‘: c centimetres of watgr.

‘he second blue um or kicked by mu“ be marked with m, name o1 and blooming from late April un- ltle event that they PM‘! “m” M" son Wile We!” Pfimmed w lea“? side track tllc apple n fractional‘ lln lncll- It AIL r dipping the cut surface of my player,“ the mm me the class and grade- The r¢ll\1lfl-_‘t'!1"7““°'éh°£efli°‘ ‘f; ‘hemfuuglshille tenllim Wrtdgnilgyd m t w: your door mow hmlded- Y0" hi“ And be“ “Démnounl, the New‘was in rcallfy ihc “thlllnb trti" rc- the our. in the solution it. is re-