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Maroons Get Revenge E Ii Timely Tips on HSKEETH I ‘ Li

Sport

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, IIONTR-EAL. Nov. 20.-Montreal llsroonl tasted sweet revenge when itbey but rsontreu canadian 4-i "here tonight as 9.000 National Hoe- . ggy League fans looked on, and wip-

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ed out the sting of the 5-0 reverse me "Flying Frenchman” handed them a week ago. Canadiens were stillinfirstplaeeatthetopoftbs Canadian Bectlon standing and Maroon-s were held to third place as Leafs won in Toronto.

SUMMARY First Period:

i-Maroons, Northcott (Smith)

0:52.

Penalties-Ayree. Graham. Lar-

aehclle, Trottier.

Second Period:

2-Canadiens, Larochelle (B. Man- ha) 1'! 45

urke, Northcott il), Gagnon, 391. at, Ward, Trottier.

Third Period:

l-Maroons, Graham, 2:33.

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*ylknalties - Lepine (2), Smith,

4-Maroons, Haynes iliilrea) 4:45..

U 27-Marconi. Nor-thcott (Smith)

Penalties-S. Mantha, Ward, Oha-

bot, Larochelle (major), Trottler _(major, Smith.

LINEUPI Canadian-Goal, Chabot: defence,

B. llsntha and G. Carson; centre, Mmm. rlsht wins, Gagnon; left wing, Joliat; subs, Leplne, Lsroch- ells, Raymond. Burke, Mondou, Bourgeault, Godin, Riley, G. Man-

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for a lon and unreasonable time?"

Y°r“l;`°'thI:' best” This question wg ar-gugd gf, york W1. inion of C.-n dn Dlfyirll omitcul'

.5 unomsn. nw". din.” vu dm Iquum. seswnm __ hockey. Gcgnon vas a star for the

.nd m . 'man my in ‘ “rm Edmund Bhckhum’ of shldweu’ The mmm» mmtmz of me pan. Canadiens of Mon real last year, ,mm lm my by Dr w_ N_ mob Leeds, appealed successfully against murs Island womens Insflzute While B111 C0- Icy S rated as the 1" of Ayxanh who- beg it ‘ mnvicum md ‘ me of 4° ‘mb Wu hem on November 31* at me best ccnlre Ot awa tum d out for

» dem" um pagdonald some years- P0rt;ous is newer to

' lung; impasse, ur y g _ home or Mrs. W rn

in the British Medical Journal as by e or :nag 'uh an amndmw of ‘wen mem_ the game but is very h ghly spzlren

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linens - Goal, Karr defsncei

Wentworth and Graham; centre, Bmith: rilht wing, Ward; left wing,

IYUUI- Clabper and Gracie: subs,

2-Bm#/on, Smith, 7:35.

Penalties-None.

Third Period:

3-Boston, Shore, 16:21.

Penalties-None.

LINEUPB (Associated Preis) Boston-Goal, Thompson; defence, NEW ’ anon and smith; centre, cr-ry; loud c;1?:'u;"':“'2‘°"'_'

anadas

frnnrjnsl

Rinley. Chapman, oliver, nsmlr, ; 'norchy nam and su utom-ner or

I stewnrt Lamb rntohrnan on -muse hrs dgu ¢ um, , v » » ' 111. ' "““"" "m”‘°"°~ to a triple ngezor :he lem 1? ina-.

Ott-awe-Goal, Be id ; d f , .

ghmd, and Leducileroeflire ‘E63 Iison Square Garden's 55th inter-

;ings,TI";ruixr1xigariv‘xIandBhannoi1;gub|','national six-day bike race at 10 °"°» CY- miie. D. Roche. n. m. lon ht.

gown’ Bowman’ smmden' °°°k» pAfter 1:4 hours of riding the! ox. - Rue;-¢¢g _ mesh.-n md Dm? leaders had covered 886 miles, nine Mllllt. Montreal, laps with Peden and Letouraen’

Tino Rcboli and Dave Lands, and

nu" o'°"V°'°" 5m’f|°“' Jimmy Walthour and George

Dempsey. two laps ahead of their

wM3nP:‘ENl‘EA;GAR-DEN5 T°Y°“" nearest rivals Norman Hill and( ' " °'- '"‘°-P-’-'1`°’°“'0. Gerard Debuts. 'rho canadian. Mmm Leafs °ve’p°w"°d NWI French team had the leading torn' Y k b -- `

or 's attling Americans here to 0f 197 "mm points

night 'I-3 in a listless game that kept

a small crowd of 5,000 from losingI interest entirely because there al-

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,'25, ,‘,f,°,,'}‘§“,,‘*;§ _"‘;',-_",,‘_’l’)‘§’e §§;I Huge Sum Pauli

‘score more than they did. I I snnumv 'I For Colt

First Period:

1-Am°fi°'ml- Mvveish ibutkow- (Assoeiwe rr-my

ski) 9:25. 2_T°mw_ mu (Levin sky nz 41' NEW Yonx, Nov as-A little

3-'1`°1"°11t°. Lsvinsky 13:1-1. 4-Tcronto, sands (Brain ima. 5-Toronto. cotton (Horner) 17;oe_ 6-Americans, Gross, 18:04. Penalties - Homer, Gross gud

ilorthcott; subs, Wilcox, Trottier.iBurke.

Haynl, Robinson. Ayres, Runge, _I Am seoeml pg,-|04, ' er Volo, at ti e op n ng of the 39th Kilrea. llaeKenlie. - ericans, Con 14:03. Old G1 he ho i . nefereu-nu1smurt,ao¢ton;s_ Penalties _ rr, .;:¢r¢,m,_ -m,m_,_' Magi ,;'°°'M,'°° ‘gc fs,

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B. Bmith, Boston. Boll (major) md Bur-g¢_

Third Period:

, |m.|¢f gnmgh sg-||¢M 8-Toronto, Kilrea (Thorns) 11 ::a_

8-Toronto. Day 12:44.

BOUION, Man., Nov. 28.--(A.P.) g¢;;I1`zI32faR\$g! (2:22) -lddie Shows flukey goal in t.ha.acher,Hnr-ner. ' '

hi foul' mihuikl 0( Dil] mlblbdi Lmlufs un Boston Bruins to top the ottawa f - C;°\]15 de- Benators by s 2-1 margin in s well- mmé; may ‘am““`tgg- Mfxgj played game tonight in the Bostonisub, speyer' D§,¢_k°,,sk| Calm mem'

in m-sight assert and the nun we Burke and Pickett-s.

suseessive contest that ended with f T°'°"'° " G°‘1' H‘m'"'°"'h? 4°'

ence, Levinsky and Day; centre,

them trailing by a single goal. Thoms. wings. Conacher and Jack-

SUMMARY - son; subs, Horner, Clancy, Bailey. Fir!! Period! Blair, Bands, Kilrea, Boll and Cot-

I 1-Ottawa. Cook (Bowman) 10:01. ton.

Pililthl-Bwml-I (major) Swv; Referees-Goodmm and Ball.

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~ ¢»larden. lt was the senators' sev- Mcveigh, p,_¢¢,,,»,°n_ 5rR¢d-- Jukl

IYorkshire Youth °"““"' "F’,,,,',,¥“, mm ,M » Gets Dev11’s Grip - - -

normow, Nov. as-roy.)-rs s

Imqool' Nw m_A dm.” "_ :motorist who drives slowly through nurses as new to nrnano but ° “rm °""' mm '“”"’ °’ "1" known in the Umm suites' someimuy °°“““’“"“ “‘° “°° "““€° years ago as “nsvu-s or-:p" is re- °’ Q" ‘“`°°" by "“‘"“" ‘"5 °°’

unu-nh,-,lm-» dL.°",_ by which istrates for leaving his car or s name it is known in somrunman 1°" ‘"1" ‘m’“°°““’1° *in* Th’

,ounmu Mau” M In prev-1en°.Iprmecution alleged that he d.-me

alowl through ~ I In tm uhm °‘ Bmnhdm in tl” y con” street’ and Old Cam Gmundy mdpovcr the eye whiie guardlng the

- On the P

Baltic. bent to the middle of the roadway. me mu can was answered by __A new in B Newt pmcme The m_

nr. Proms vu osnes in the boy ;‘;;"°!mm‘nr:;entmr a mme or The Gm, wap.. I Im., ,,q,,;,-ed mm, _.m.,h,,, bu, th' “ny Mmm" "hm, h’ md °°,,,“,,,“ ,, ,,.B,,,s mm I 'rho minute., of the not annual Kick uve it is all In the some and wiusdtihduyhgtttzoged Blackbum msaid the street was mee*-ins and the September meet- . “md "°‘ “my h`“‘~ “"4 ‘V dent'

“U "0 I I _ l it did not as he la d stellar

, I re read nd approved. There Y P Ye 8

the evening the boys temper- ,°‘“"'d¢d» I-nd he hm W ¢“V°1 ng we etma held in Ocwbm Ip,-rformance against Saint John.

had r1,|;n from 93 gg 101, slowly in the middle of the road' . _ .

poisoning was not considered to "Old bed/wtrianst who over but acute pneumonia was flowed from the sidewrlk into the

nu-ly in the evenng. rmdwlv- the boy seemed s little The Recorder, N. L Mhsackie.

and the next day he appear- said Blackburn, merely because he

with the addton of s pain fear of tolnhing a pedestrian back Valent nasal cstarrh probably took an exaggerated view

bvtlfterthattheborn-,or huauty to the public. nut hs

dvvlnvlmlv. ' Ins not sausned that nurenburn

'PW bwtherl. and four ans six., was puny or leaving the car for M sim. sontwts. and mr. um me rmfemmbu wht. lvm, were aln attached, but lu Nwvered in from four to lil wllthoughttobaasmallgirlvfs-

péobable infecting cause .itcl', who was only ill one day.

Twodsys ister the symptoms re- sive od kawing into the side for the , ' ` `

o||.LE'r'rE BLUE BLADES

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ltnassaspuamlsessatss ausuvwsnnalntss.

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nslityispsdttvezparsdesad.

nasal blades ysurdasiu

kenaaesd prism

a||.L:rrs sarrrv nazen co.-

itii gi?

\»ff“1“°°°*4'°°'*°°*“‘1°*"~"**,. summo-

buy colt bred to be a champion today surpassed, all records of the lasttw0yearBasE.J.Ke'nneyof 'Chicago pa`d $6,800 for Lawrence Hanover, a son of the fam:us Pet-

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yeas' for Mac I Win, then a three- I yea:-~old, by $100. lawrence Hen- over was knoclfed down to the Chicago sportsm:n's representatve, only aft r a spirited b`ddJ.Dg duel in which Wiliam Cane, master of the Good Timr s ablrs of Gcshen, ‘ N. Y., offtered $6,700 for the well bred y-curling from lawrence B. &1eppard's Hanover, Pa., farm.

I¥()CHKZ?l’

IRLESIZZJES

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At London. Cleveland, 1, London,

I 0.

At Detroit: Syracuse, 7; Detroit 0.

this in rn g a ac Jackson has meds sms ahengs inI his lineup in pursuaroe cf his plan of resting up players from time to timei Gnu, Walks, and Currie will form the defence uith Hudson, Lawlor and Gulllver cn one lfne and Mcarrhur. McG;oshsn ,and Kane the other line of forwards. ,

Saint John Beavers were cer-

t..ir.1y clean players and the game on Monday fvenlng was one of the heat of that kind seen here for y ars. They are a mighty nice lot; oi boys and the' big cr;wd to:k tn them and gave tl`em a good meas- ure of applause. Th:ir uniforms

are very swanky too, I

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In their own rink they are said;

to be much more formdnble and 'L may take A lct to deicut them. Their win over the hghly muted Wolvlrlne clan proves this fact, but the locas are looked upon to

win tonight. I

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Evidently spuks were flying in

Moncton Hawks-Wolverine game Mmdav night. Lavigne rather not- ed for his knee-checklng clashed wth Cornclly the "bad man" of the Hawks and some very good blows are aleged to have been ex- changed.

I e a e A battle royal with all the fire- I

works is expected Fridfy night , when Jack Corn lcads ins pack of howil g Wolves lnio the City on DMU' lflifll appearance here this season. 1

l O O

Bill G llespze ls authority for the I

st:_t:ment that Bill Stuart, Coach of the Halifax Wo verines, could pack them in the Boston Gardens ioe palace when he played with the Boston Bruins. Stuart was a colirful chtrac er in more ways than one, that is other than his red head, I-lfs zig-zog dash ahead Style or hockey used io bring the °l"°Wd i0 their toes. He always had I IDYBJ back ng of Spud Islanders and Down E-:stars who would make the rafters ring every time Bill went up the ice. It is said a certain P11111’ who had qute a say in the management. t'ok umti-age at Blll’s popularity as evidenced by the app ause and that is why Bill was shifted to another drcuit.

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Cowley at centre with Porteous

Annual Meeting

bers.

I The meeting open d by a vic- trola selection ‘“I‘e‘lting TCD Zhi-

was no mc B

The school end sick commttecs

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ve ther reports Abbie officia's sparking to Brad`

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I The PresidentMrs. Hubert Camp-I ~ I ben' ‘ave B Mid “pmt of me I John B overs, icund him in agrrc-I I . k and m B few w¢11,ment with the idea that the over I

and Gag on are clirnid by Hfllifax to be the faitcst line in the Dam-

Kirk M:Cann sustained a gash

Gilb-rt Mznagr of the Saint

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near ,,,,"

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`wry. or the M. A. H. s, Amherst

Abegwelt hockey stock soared to

;-dditional heights last evening when it was lesmed the spectsc- \ ul" scene clnrenoe "sheet" Kuhn; 1°' but two seasons with Halifax Wolverines, had arrived in the city and will be attached to the Abe-

Zwrit roster.

All necessary papers are being forwarded to President James E

Nova Scotia, who had previously Lcen communicated with by phone.

The Abbies‘ management, fol-

lowing the injury received by "Kick" McCann in a practicg ses-

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van*

3 ‘fl .. ‘rs e"§\ ,

sion a few days ago, realised that - it would be very prudent fp hsvg -'I-4"' "'{”'T"""" _l=Y two goouss, and also to cope with F3.IIl0l1S B€3.l1i'»y

the tactics laid down by Coach ' Jackson, that of giving every mem-I bor of the mam a. "rest" from time _--

to time. W1-lil, the goalie does not

expend nearly as much muscular LONDON- N" 77'“M"y U°yd

enemy as the other players yet he I5 7° Yew °f 33°-

k m in

is under greater mental strain andI 5'* 1"” 1" * “ny bw r°° consequently should have relief. Keisngmn' ekng Put an exlgtence “Skeet” will be s. tower of strength by swing and dams Cdd jobs of on the local team as he is quick as h°“5e""°rk' , a flash, eye like a hawk, andl Yet he' portnn hangs in °m‘§tI

lhough he pulls off many “acro-I GVZZ great an couechon in t e batio’ saves which gives spectators wo ° , a. sinking feeling in the pit or the' wgrseli guzkffxsfg on WI stomach, nevertheless can deliver < the goods. ' portrait’ hung m the Tate

I Gal ery. I Thfxe are statues rf her in the IR.:>yal 1Ex,h nge. in thi- In rr of- Il`:c~ City of Londzn, and in St-, I P1u]`a Catli:=d.ral.

31 -» Isolators

' e e aces c he -

els!-Ili: itll; d1;rri:offSt, Pzillis Cixi

-i-- edral.

l_l_.§~‘lJDN, Nov 27-Dr. PatrickI Mary Lloyd, now frail and old,

Plhyfeir Laidlaw and Professor with silver hair and soft brown Geoffrey Ingram Taylor, who have eyes, lzas been the subject of mCr\°- been aw`rded Royal M-dale of the world-Iamzus mszerpiecis than

#aura Gait? a statue of lil __ _ '

Lloyd was placed at the foot. lines. it was said no statue could be com-

plete tribut/e to his memory with-I ‘

out her-

Iroamedw'th'hsrround !.a’dE A R N I N GS

lsighicnb lovely heme in Ken-

glngwn, now preserved as s mem- ...___-

°r1g1_ (Canadian Press)

“I remember sitting by 91° fin' , Nov. 28-Net eam-

plwg whgn he was panting th-' my of $2,541,580 are shown in the ‘Corinna’. How Und he was. 'monthly report of gras revenues

"I lived for the moment. never gndqper-ating expenses for the Can-

dreoming that I should ever be ndisn National Railways for the rms. fmonth of october this year. This

"But one by one the artists ded~ was a decrease of 3150.140 IS C0111'

Each year I grew P°*`/'91' and P°°Y' pared with the net earnings for Oc- er, and moved. as I did ao. to hum' tober 1932 but an increase of M93# ble: apartments." ‘ 128 over the net earnings for Sept- _ A long and serious illness 30 ember 1933. Gross revenum in the

yegrg ago exhausted all h~r .=av;nz3 month of October this year were leaving l-.er weak, pennless and ll-, 514,562,314. a decline of $866,667 most. without vcrk or friends. In-om m, gin,-gg for 0¢t,ober 1932.

Now this woman, whose lovely operating expenses, which in Oc-_-_

¢-v'

F0111 Society, on the app oval of the Kng, are noted medical sclen-I tisls. Dr. Laidlaw is Pathologist 't0 the Medical R'se"rch Council. I He s 52, and is one of three

-,cientsts who suc eeded in isolat- ing the influenza germ. It was shown that the germ is a filter-ab`e virus, so small that lt can pass

throvgh a mrcelnin filter. Dr. I she was brcu ht up ln luxury as Laidlaw receives the Rvyal Medal the daughtzr of a country squire

for h's work on diserse due to v'.r-

any other uoman alve-

Flfty years ago artists whose

names have made history c`am0ur- ed w paint her. Amozg those she sal. for were Lord Leighton, Sir Ed.- ward Burn:-Jonu, Sir Frrnk Dick- see, Sir John Mlllais, Sir Lawrence alma Tsdcma, Ford, Madcx Brown and Holman Hunt.

in nhropsh re.

uses, includng that on the causeI Then ber father lost all his and Prev¢nt`°n 0! diltemver in mane-_ It was ease:-.tial that she

Royal M‘dal for his mathematical work in phfslcs. geography i--- work in ply ics, geophysics and aero-dynamics.

IS 20 YEARS OLD

HAS FOURTH WIFE

BELGRADE, Nov. 28,-Rada To-I

pitch, of Jamarja has married for. the fourth time, although he is only

zo. I He was married first, at 14, t0 a girl of 21 who brought hiffl ‘ sovry or eight sheen and H hell"-I After s year she ran away with I grown-up man. I

A few months later Rada mar-I ried s girl oi his own 03% H0 dI"°"` ced her. I For some years he remained sin-

gls, but married once more at 19- Two months later his bride died. The fourth Mrs. Topif/¢h I5 “ rich

should ern her iv ng

dogs. I ~ .

Profeaso" Taylo‘ is awarded the Sha cbtai`ed an 1ntr:duct cn to

Sir John Mlllais, who was captivat- ed by her beauty.

He made her the .\l;bjrct cf in-

numerable picture-, includ ng three of her bts -"T c Visizn of the -'A psclpzep' and the “Head of St. B1/p"en." All these three hang now in the Tate Gall- ery, Lo“don.

Béfcre Icng she was ismous. su Prank more-ee of med lie*

in the "Magic Crystal". Brock, the famous sculpior, chrse her for his statue "Justice," now n the Rzyal gxohange.

Lord Leighton, who was an intl-

mate friend of the Royal FBEUY. ,reggnted g pcrtrnit cf hr as a wedding gift to KlnK G¢°\'¥¢ U15 Queen Mary.

Because her face typified purity,

Sir Wil am Richmond dcslg ed the angels’ fnccs in the dome of St- Pa‘rl's Cathedral after her.

when a n-emorial ta lord Leigh'

ton was being desfncd for St.

mansions and famous buildings, will darn your socks or sw°¢P Y°\U muse to earn a few vbllllnsl-

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IIRGES RETURN T0 PARTY IIIIIIT. IN BRITAIN

IDNDON, Nov. 26.-(CP. Cable)-

The Conservative rank and file be- hind the National Government is increasingly restless. The mdvement to return to s sf-rlilht party fight gains in momentum.

sir Henry Page-Croft, in a speech

at Bournemouth, has wamed the Conservative Party that adherence to the National Government is kil- ling the enthusiasm of the party members. “lt is better to face the facts now than to walt, until an el- ection is upon us." he says. I "And the fact is the policy of the National Government is not sufflci-I ently National to inspire the electors

I even in safe Conservative seats." I

Conservative votes in recent by-I

elections have shown drastic de- clines as compared with the votes for their candidates in the last gen- I

eral elections. I

Sir Henry declares “Ramsay Mac-_

Donald is not a name to conjurel with. at mst. on our noe. We are! in danger of losing the substance of'

a great Conservative for the shadowi of so-called National unity. i

time adorns the walls of palacetftober this year were $12,119/MQ,

showed a decrease of $716,521 from the operating expenses of the cor- responding month of last year.

For the period from January ist

to Oct/aber 31st, 1933, the net rev- enue was $3,449,958, a decrease of $1,344,507 as compared with the same period of 1932. Gross earnings for the 1933 period were $122,878,594. a decline of $13,271,846 and operat- ing expenses $119,428,636, rr decline of $11,687,249.

Annual Meeting _

Hazelbrook W.I.

The annual meeting of the Hazel-

brook Womens Institute was held at

the home of Mrs. Jas. Monaghan. Ball call answered by members psy- lng their fees. Mrs. William Coed! invited the ladies to her home for the December meeting, roll call to be answered with the Worst I-‘right I Ever Got, and a 5 cent grab bag, the articles to be something home- made.

Election of officers: President,

Mrs. Russell Jones, re-elected; Sec- retary, Mary Coady; Treasurer, Mary Monaghan.

Mrs. Monaghan served a very

dainty lunch. The meeting adjourn- ed.

M.m.'ro1~x Mownnsy, and Nov.

28,-Walter Rowe, a roadmsn, was married a fortnight ago yesterday.

At the wedding reception he

caught s. chill. Pneumonia devel- open.

Walter Rowe was buried at Stones-

by, near here, yesterday at the lame hour and by the same clergyman who oiflciated at is wedding.

normal. was too careful and too apprehen-I

years wor I dwmu words thank d the members tme should be cut down to ten for ther co-operstlfn during the m`UUf¢8- M-°-rlfflfl’ CUM will be

past, year. Iinterviewed cn F..d y right and as

The secretuy SMH, Mm-p}1y_|Monct0n are lhcught to be favor-

, men rem me financial sm¢em¢nI,_Iable the concurrence of Halifax'

village girl, sscd 16-

| 'I'h's stateme I pest year had been a success both ' financially and socially-

The fcllowing off cers were rs-

elected fer the coming year.-

donald.

A vote of thanks was tendered

th, pr-rgdeni, and Secretary fil' meh- “rx during the PU* WU-

nl wg, gg-;;-Ld that U10 mmf' tionna re on AIIYICUII-*lf* b° “W” up at the December meetin¢.

-pm programme far the evenilll

mrrrifos or a new 0° "l4“°‘- grow," g car cont at and Mill

Mn Edwin Macdonald k'ndly

mvgggd the mombfs to hat hollll for the Decrrnbef nsetlllll- ' TNI mean' fg w he opined by “liltlit N-¢h¢‘ gndth0fdl¢ll BNN .row-res with s ‘mir-"

The mtetlll W1 “FUN”

gfwr which a very dslidx lunch "5 _,mud by Mn laeoonsld as- sisted by M s. ldwin lhok'lld~

frauozt rem cowl '

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cork wool, obtained as a waste

product in the mll\u!Uhli'l of wr; upped eprettaa. U raving

nt ,how-ed ghgf, mo would make it unanmcus and it

Presdent, Mr=. Hubert Camp- &l`y. are be.ng said of "Chuck"

bell: V.ce Presidl-nl, Mrs. Joe. R. I ‘hmm W3 |`¢f¢`"¢`°“¥' He I5 im' rsncdomid: seor r.~r_v, steua Mur-.Pr°v1=s every game and we Pre- phy; Drector, Mrs. Edwn Mac-Idict before the season is over he dommz A,,d,,,,,,_ Mm. 1.".-rsuuivm be one or the oumandng re- wm b¢11_ Mrs Jos. R. Mao-Ifd'eel._He is absolutely fair and

would go through very quickly.

G U l

Gocd words rrrm every side. vis~|

iting teams and the pl-ble gener-

Iimpartal and ls cool its :T-e ice he Imateson.

Ancient Agriculiural Lore

Hanan writer of' the

li' if If E l § § time I' 2€::“:f tt? sigfiitgslggssg

lore 0( his time

for the ei-

of millet, recom-

ramhle-frog should ht round the hold is done, and thru hen vessel in the

If this is done. Qarrows n0l' the crop. The be dlslntrrred out; for, if this produce will be _ too, that all

» been touched bv

enum with the poo-.` sl .'

PRICE REDUCTICN

.-and Poker Hands, too!

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lrlsus'lalr¢hs»¢lsavsUd*`“l ~

o/411 packages now

contain more tobacco; - and there is 4 reduction If of 50 on each 1/, lb. tin '

It pays to “Roll Your Own with

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