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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD " _ _ PAGE THREE '

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THE BRIDAL WREATH. there oi steplianotls 'blending its _ex-

quisite fragrance. The custom of us-

'l“lie_Roman Ufidm W""""" Wim Of ing orange-blossoms at bridals bas

vel-beua, plucked by the in-Ido hor- been traced to the Saracens, among mill. llolly wreaths WGN? S011! Hs 19- whom the orange-blossom leans ol' congratulations. and wreaths was regarded as a symbol oi`-a pros-I

ni' p:n'sley and rue were given under perous marriage.

a belief that they were effectual pre- servatives against evil spirits. The lmwtliorii was the iiower which i’orm-

At the present day the bridal wreath Ou? -

,N is i\lIll0H'~ ¢‘f“UI`€lY Cvllllwsefl 01”, The doctor-Coniounded under-

oi'aii5l='\»l0-HSOIUH 01111 buck-ground of taker fel-low, He buried one of my_ lnailloiilinli' fern, an sprig hertf and patients las; week.-Passing Show. \|p_ with me more (;_01n me Saints'

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A Matter of Choice

If you are a lover of six-cylinder performance, or if your

choice is 3 car equipped with a tried true four-cylinder engine, you will do well to look into the merits of the Overland Model Eighty-Five. _ _

This is the popular model that is built in both motor designs-

eithcr a Four or a Six.

Both are big, comfortable cars. The Four has a wheelbase of

112 imgheg-the Six 116 inches.

Both are beauties in appearance and in action. Cantileyer -

rear springs and big, .roomy seats afford solid' ridmg

comfort for iive people. \ »

If you have decided to invest in a moderately priced, real _

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On Saturday, October 13th, St`.' Dun-

stan's fourth team lined up on the college gridiron, for a friendly game ol football, with the Q.S.B. fleet- Lioots. Though dark heavy clouds hung low overhead and rain fell in abundance, yet not even these could deter the eager combatants from the pre-arranged game. At three o'clock sharp the players were in their as- signed positions, and st the sound oi the whistle the Q.S.S. centre-scrum _ kicked the ball well within the Sa.int's ,lines The college lads 1iid‘n't hesi- ` tate to return the kick, and then the forwards darted ol! like a flash after it. Ailcr some few minutes oi stren- uous playing within the Q.S.S. lines, Geo. Morrison made the ilrst touch- down for the Saints. No attempt to convert the ball was made. In short time the captain once more scored three points for the college lads. Soon the iirst twenty minutes of play was

favor, things looked bright forthe col- lege lads, despite the fact that three oi' their hall-backs, namely. G. Morri- son (cnptain) A. Whelan, and F. Cro- nin, were suffering from injuries re- ceived in the latter part of the iirst half.

The last stage oi’ the game took a

l different aspect. lt seemed' as though the undauntedschool boys had had a secret parley, for we iind their cap- tuin'ln the scrim helping to overcome the heavy onslaughts of the S.D.C. mighty forwards. Finally after the ball had see-sawed from one nnoth(er‘s goal line, W. McCarey carried the .ball over the college line. Things looked brighter for the school boys, and they seemed to pick up more courage. A. Francis might have ev- ened up the score were _it not for P. McCormac's interi’erence,`yet who can tell! Mr. Francis had to get past the swift college iull backs and one of the S.D.C. hall backs was close on the runner's heels. The Saints `were beginning to get nervous, and just to snow that they had-at ion air

the spice and viin they possessed at the start, T. Grady succeeded in add- ing three more points to ‘the college lads' credit. The game ended with the ball a few yards from t-he Q.S.S. tcam's goal line.

The line-up was as follows:

S.D.C. Q.S.S. Full J. McQunid . ...S. McNeil (Capt)

Halves ‘

F. Cronln..... .. ...A. l’Jiiii’y A. Whelan .. . McCarey T. Grady A. Francis G. Morrison . . . . . . . . . . F. Trainer Quarters J. Johnson V. (ihaisson E. Praught . . . . F. Kilioy P. Goodwin . . . . W. Perry Forwards W. Zalb P. McQusid W. McCabe J. I-land'ra'hau S. McDonald .. L; Mclsaac P. McCormac . .. ..Kelly A. Aucoin . . . ... . . . . ... A. Buote l<‘. Doucette ........McAleal J Zalh . . . . . . . . . A.Gaudet

Mr. R. McKenzie refereed the game

to the full satisfaction of, both teams, and to him both parties tender their hearty thanks and appreciation. An- ticipation runs high for a keen con- tested game to be played between these two teams in Charlottetown in the near future.

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TORONTO, Oct, 15.-Sir Thomas

White, Minister ot Finance, was in the city today conferring with rep- resentatives ot 25 Canadian Frater- nal Societies in connection with the new Canadian war loan. Sir Thom- as solicited the co-operation and aid of the various societies in raising the required revenue. Forty delegates, rin- cludlng several ' from out, of ~ town were present. _ ,

As a result ot the discussion the

members passed a. resolution in which they heartily endorsed the loan and pledged themselves to urge all fraternal insurance societies to in- vest all available funds in th_e loan and advised the invidual members of the various societies to invest.

She claims that she ls Scotch, and we

Have little cause to doubt her,

For, now the fruits are ripe, she has

Such canny ways about her.

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Cover the Empires dead

The cause of those that in your care _ . ,,,5'- Tliink how your sisters play their part

Vi/ho know the debt to honour due, ’ . To serve as in a holy shrine,

Confide the wounds they proudly bear, .if Tendei of hand and brave of heart,

The wounds they took for you. `l Under the Red Cross Sign

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To succour uieu in need, ' ,'~_.' ,

\/Vitli such a cause to plead-

Out of the shock of shattering spears, K' Ah, by that symbol, worshipped still

Of screaming shell and shard, Of life blood sacriliccd,

Snatclied from the smoke that blinds and sears T liat lonely Cross on Lalv ry'S H111 They come with bodies scarred, Red Wltll the hl00d Of Christ,

And count the hours that idly toll liy that free gift to 110116 denied

Restless until their hurts be l1ealed~- Let pity serve you like a SW01‘

And they may fare, made strong and whole, And Love go out to open wide

To face another field. The gate of life restored

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ut confident appeal for our help

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‘as “Our Day” for giving. _ ` . ,__,“*¢§“%_

Canada’s trust is, that out of their abundance every \ l

man and woman will give generously to aid the work of -the British Red Cross.

Give Cenerously Today

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