,scheme now being considered. the

NOVEMBER 11, 1933

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Special in Tea Pivotal New

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In view of the advancing market there is no les.

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olered st its present

MOll.SE'S STANDARD

tl" Price that can touch

TEA. It is in the

50-cent class for quality, but you can still buy it in the stores at 40 cents per pound package.

York Stocks

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To Ba.rter`Iron

For Goal Plan

i

_.The large cargo of mine pitprops

freighter Flshpooi, and the New-

_mmdhmd government _ evidently they had a balance of $15.21- This

conceived that barter is sound busi- ness-now seeks to aid the Bell Is-

ltosr: v`ai.u:Y woMr:N's 1Ns'ri'rv'ri-:

October meetin met sl; the

E -- ... ... ... ... ...

,_home of Mrs- W. B. Cousins. There

s'1‘..roHiN‘s, Nfid. Nov. io-lc.r>.i .Were ‘"2" msmbm and fwr vb- ""‘."d "°f\» ~ ° '--`" ° 351

iitors present. The sick and school L- 1; sml _

go be exchanged for Welsh coal ms Wmmittees had no report to give. :\;1__'__~:?__\;_i;ii____;_.__. if. Zone overseas in the holds of the Th" °°“°°” °°mm|tt€¢ reported \\'<.uiiwrih `fffIf

that after all expenses were paid,

was favorably commented on, and a vote of thanks extended to Mrs.

liit Hur ._ .'. ......-...“::: lnt Nickel _, _,_ ____ Nut Bi:l'|lii. ... .. ,. _ _ ,... . N \' l‘e:itr.'l . ... ... 11.11; North Auierivziu . ,__ ___ ___ 17 l’iih Ser N J . ... ... ... 310; R rl.,

45% ~'0’l'\ 42% 111';

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EXcH_fiNcE

land iron industry by exchanging “mme” T°dd 1°' me “se 91 he' °" _ lvairaaiui ri-can

iron for more coal from the United Kingdom.

Prime Minister F. C. Alderdice

has let it be known the administra tion is considering a proposal to swap 100.000 tons of iron for coal of the same value. Although details have not been disclosed, it is under- stood the scheme will be similar to me pitprop deal which was put through so successfully last summer.

Under that contract, entered into

on December 1, 1932, between the Newfoundland Board of Railway Commissioners and ~ Gueret, Llew- ellyri and Merrett, about 90,000 tons nf pit-props were exchanged for 48,- 000 tons of coal from the Welsh i-ompany's mines. All summer long ateamers moved back and forth a- cross the Atlantic, carrying coal one way and pltprops the other. By sub-letting contracts for pit- props the railway commissioners not only secured their coal at a lower rate than they had been paying but

gave work to large crews of woods-‘

men al1_ last winter-and kept the money in the country.

The same Welsh company also en-

tered into another contract to ex- change 7,500 'tons of coal for 25,000 tons of iron ore from Bell Island.; rind the contract was completed this` month.

if similar contracts can be made| for larger orders of lion in the Unl- ted_Kingdom, the Bell Island m.in- srs will be assisted in a time of need.

Anticipating success with the

prime minister has said prospects for activity at Bell Island mines next year are exceedingly bright. Besides the possibility of barter, he looks for large direct orders from

Germany.

San for the occasion, also a vote of thanks to all who in any way

cess. _

trict Convention Bec'y- stating that the Supervisor had planned 9. con-

20th, and that a preparatory meet- ing was to be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Cutcliffe on Oct 12th., and asking' that two represenig. tives be present. Business part of meeting closed by singing Inrttute Carol. Th" program conskted of a reeitltion, “So Did I", by Maud Mathiesori, and organ selections, and solo by Katie Aik/en. Lunch was then served and meeting ad- jou ned. Next Meeiing to be held at the home of Mrs. James Tzdd on W dnesdav even ng Nov. Bth. at 7.30 o‘clock. Roll call to be answ- ered by pay ng our dues. Program- me committee, Mrs. Herb Clow, Mrs. Raymond Newzon and Mrs. H. D. Dixon.

"GOES T0 DOGS? WITH BLES- SING OF COURT

scams, Nov. lo-cidhg io the

dogs was a pleasure to Forrest Nailrig, 25, negro, yesterday. "I keep dogs, Yo’ I-Ionoh, five dogs, for

drunkenness charges. "All right, go

Ni-:lv \'imii, Nov lo-wir.-igvi ex vhiiiiize at-'-1d.\v Great liriuin l-1-,-ii

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i-“ 50: Brig iiin 22 51; Gerniuliy ii~ 4'., Viiiiiiflil 'r

| _ V5.1 : io io; .-1 5.10; no rl-i_v heped to make the concert a sue- "lla -'~ 2'-5: i-‘riiiice ii_:1'.-is li.ii_v

_ i pi | A letter was read from the Di5_i Excliaige rates at the close ti-diy

,worm- ‘ At 5I‘iiit.real-Pound 5.10%; U. S dollar par; franc 6.27.

At N w Yo k-Pound 5.10; Ciiitad-

,vention at Fredericton for Oct.lliin riairr par; rmiw ii_21\,-'_._

Al 1';-rE‘-i’i~uiid 81.4215; Pzinndliin

dollnl' 1582; U. S. dnlliir 15.84.

lii Golii-(.'ana<l'iiii dollar 01.08

cents. U. S. dollar 02.10 cents.

N. Y. CURB

(l"'nad'ian Press) Stocks Close Amer Cyan B ... . .. 10" Amer Sup Pow . . ' As G rind El .. .. ... fliiii llirlc ni ... ... Cit'es Serv ._ .. .. ..... El Bfinrl :inil Shure . . . . .... Ford of Can A .. . -...

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22 27/. 2% 16'. 11-"-

mp 1 . .. .. 14’/n i"t Pete . . . . ... 20 N'ng Hild ... ... ... ... .. 5% Si. Oil liid ... 31

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a lady v`sii-ing in California," he Briiioriia . . . . fini

fold the P°H°¢ Judge to/ins him vu {l}If.'i."i'i@'ii‘_'.'. _"_ TI 221 _iiif

Clin .\iiil . . . .. ... .... 40!-Q '-1 oil .. . . "

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our io the does." admonished the i-...... T ._ .. is Jud;¢_ “and aft" this stay home l_7en Pat ... ... ~ - 2-. ... .-.. 5_!_?___

lliihout . . . . . . - . ... ...i ;_,

With thE'il'l." l`l\\r<‘y ... ..- ... ....-

Uuliiiiiiilfo . . ... ... ... 4-i_ l'iii_uiiioii . . . . ... -Qi,-.i

A preacher in New Jersey, as he , iwiiiiiiiiriiin . . » ?§ _

llirinie Mines . .. .... _-H7-i

looked over his large congregation 1.--H _,mg _ ;,iii Easter Sunday morning, said: I <i°“‘"}¢‘ - ~ ' ° "'r realize that there are many herc fmiiuim '. '. . . who will not be w'th us a/gain until §*_f_‘§‘;_‘:_‘_'_“__:' __ _ _ "f 3 next Easter time. I take this oppor-I iiifiiifgci- .. . . . . ___ .mio of warms asm » Merw!ii2.‘¥§§‘?"f¥ ::: 1: ::: :.::::iii °“"S““°*~ 'iiiiil-‘;‘““__'°:..' ..':.:"..:::

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Central Guardian locals

llaltlsm locals, Zo. por word; Events. Zo. per word; Classlfl

&O $

, 4c. per word; Western and

Announcements md Coming

d. Zo. per word; In Memoriam

e Notices, 70s por inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer-

ings, Cards, etc., 4c. per nam

e; letters of Condnlenoe, lilo.

par inch; Noam as 'rhum and Arrrwhtlvn. 70°- ner inch

or 4o por word. bthor rates

Minimum Charge for any

- cents.

RATE:-lo per word. three Ih- sertions for the price of’ two, strict-I! payable ln ldvnnoo.

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on applications. advertisement twenty - live

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HOUSE T0 LET-_APPLY 20

SCl'l00l Sli. 2642

‘ For Sale

"0R SALE - AllflTl0N FORT!- Five, Bridge and Whist Score

cuds' Guardmn central Job '|'|\ni\\s i'iiil . . ... ... .. -

Printery Nov =________, _,___ BBAVENSTEIN APPLES 75::

bushel. Also Macintosh Ap%60__s- I ¥;'ii_iii_i_\y ____ .. .. , .__ F. . . 2 . li- ;f_f;tS 'l'il_ ' "' "' °" "' "_'__ is _R'°°:"=°*‘=- 5°: ““lll°If_._-._. ..---iron san: - smcorsuma RAM \_\-limi. -

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STORE T0 LET - 144 GREAT George Street. Apply 146. 2570.

?i~'<'>*"i.'i':r?ii`<i"i'i;`s'Y`:"1’>ii'?i‘<i:ii>`r;

. 1-tf. _ _ _, , .. ..-Q 'ro LET-runxlsiiso rto0Ms,i\\-hi.. than . ____ PER hot water heated. Electric range. _ \'ii»f~iiii__._ _: :__--;__~-_-__»~_-_~_ _:___

Apply Guardian. 2561

and Ewe Amos Rodd Milton

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I'i k luke ... . . .. ... ..... 30 iilik i"i-e . . . , ._ ..f . . §ii Kniiieiriy . .. . . ... 26

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Li-0 (iolil . . . ..- _ .\ini'ii>~\ii . . .- ... ,... _ l\iiiii Basin ... .. ... ... ... . _ __ .\l¢~iiityi'o ... . . . ... ... ... -0-- .\ic.\ii1liin . . . . _ ... ... ... 3_0 Mcviiile .. . . . . ..-- lvl All-\\’iitti~rs ... ... . ..... _Ni .\iln l'\»r|» ... ... ... . . ... 1. ___ .\lnff lliill . . .. ... . . . - ;_f filiirpiiy ... . . ... ... . - _"fy Nowbu: ... ... ... ... ... .. - __ _/i N1p'sslng .., ... ... ... ... ..-:iw Nornndii ... -... a-_ M. an hs- :__l\> Pnymiisier ... ,.- ... ... ... ... __¢_» l’liinN:r ... ... ... . ~ an a ... .~\»i l’rcn\ii>r ... ... -.» . . ....110 ` i out . . ... ... `|~-

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Rohn liulrl ... :... . . ... |...-- jr: Silii Ant . . .. ... . . ..... <»

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|,\‘|\r-rr-'tt ... ... 1... ... ...... __ ,Biscoe ... ... ... an ii.. ~. `.\'ii\|th \\’ l" ... ... ... ... -... __ S* Antliniiy ... ... ... ... -... Sud liiisiii ... a.. ... 1..... 1_____ Sill] "lull <-¢ " ' ' " 1.,“l Syiviliiltc .. ... ~-. . . ... ... “___ 1|-_.nk ]||||;|\ .. ... .U -.... ___

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TOR SALE-NEW COTTAGE. ALL ' ' zéu 'lwilhl .mics -ii,

modern conveniences. 45 SprlnZ Park Road

_ mo. '”' .

lAB,BOAg,|) 3U|'1°ABI.E FOB 1.-__--_-sr*-“'-v---__-_--~'“~“'°-*r*-*‘~“`-`lhii<iwi_ii - » "ff: lining outhouaea. em. io Pei' w.\N'ri-:D A1' oricc 'rwo o|c.}:_i_~'___~“.',-1’ . lhcet. Guardian 05100- if- three furnished housekeeping U,-..i\iiiiiii= . ... .. ... _/_

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UNI ll~ 1%

lil '-'bi

______ ______._._. rooms. Central. Apply "M.",iiii~-iii_ii1"=‘ _

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FOR SALE OR T0 RENT-DE-

care Guardian. 2591.

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i.;...- mi-H ~ - " ':' 1:. ...-55

" 1831

sirable residence, 10 Grafton St. ‘.",. ' ' ,._ '11, _ . . ~- Prunediate occupation. Applyi_____V|a|§ He-'U wf|f\~tf-‘Q__l:.::,,ff.|,l_f|`,.. . . . .._ _._._.

Palmer dr Farmer. 2593

RELIABLE MAN T0 TAKE CARE

_`”' 1' lniplu-r .. _I _ '_ ___ n

l(‘<ili:ili ... ... ~ __ ___ ___ 6_1

store l.ou'_e_ Dggtribufg “nd (;Q1]gcf,_ liii] li_i_l‘___,.___ _ _ _ __ _ u _ I-‘oa s/ins;-iu.au-: .mn ramacc New product. Protected im-riiory. }III{II i€i.i . .. ._ .. __i_i<. Pups from large litters, over 100 Eam excellent weekly income. iz...-i vi-.-.ii :_ _Q0 to pick from. Some pale silvers. Berland Nut Co., St. Paul, Minn. Til" ' ' _ _ __ :i o. claude smith, assi. Royalty. N-'ISL j;_,,,',,,~.,." __ _ . . ..._xi

‘ 2600

Miscellaneous i k._.|;,.y A `\ .U " .. , ron sans -_ rioussuonn rua- ’ l:__~_-_:_-__-B-_-ef--_-.= ' '

nituro Atwater Kent Radio, Gra-

l..i\<»- ll'

m°ph°ne_ Many useful 5,-g1c|¢5_ 45 Joh. Free Booklet. The M. C. C. _"_, ,, __ _ . . . ___ _ gpm., Park Rom my Ltd., Toronto do.) 542. _\,,,{I.. i.i.- __ _ - - ~

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Pnlvxffno' K|'NtiER_GAn_ _ 'os sans. -_ i\uc'rioN ifoar!~ tens pay. we sim you- The 1\..,.. . . Five. Bridge ima what score canadian Kindergarten rnsiiiuiea. ._ii_.~._i_ . _ ' _.I

<io.> is . '.~' - ' _ .

Canis. Guardian Central Job, Printery Nov. 1 tf

Toronto __

' _ 'N “""¢" 154'". . . . . . ...

_-_- FP"\n|F wlnted 1 . . ... - 'oirs/lui - so .scans Limo IN ,Z - ri-~i-.ii-if Q jjj jj; :ood cultivation, shim irom.age.l\voM/in warrmn 'ro saw ron -ji-",-,r..;. if. I miles to City limits, 1 mile by us at home. Sewing machines :M ‘,,i,,.,. ice in winter. Apply "J," Guard- necessary. No selling. Ontario ‘\-,~i.»ii- -_ ._ . . . .._ F6 Agn. 3519, Ncckrgear Company, Dept. 147. wood mr! -- -~ h- ve ~-#-

HOW TO GET A GOVERNMENT

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(Canadian Press)

Hturlus l5.iii.ur»t A . -- llll '|`|'| . a .... 110 iliiiziiiiii .. ,___ 1;: 1`-:ii Vu- ._ . . . . .. ... ~'i

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*Ai* -~..~- ' THE BACK STRETCH

Continued from page 7 ‘

many will run up and ask "Do you think you can wh" and other questions of like lik.

One ofvthe best sa`cs made til

I

J .E- Czosby of Tulsa. Okia_ Brad- ford Peter has everything. He is ii high class individual, a. dark red

legs. Henry Mo:dy sa s Bradford ~Peter is one of the best c:lits he has

lever handed, so we mry expect to

[see his name in headlines next

DEFEATED AT POLLS

After five years as premier pf

British Columbllh Hon. S. F. Tolniie |ABOVE) was defeated along with his Conservative government in the elections of November 2nd.

.caiiriiil iiuliiiiillii

Whi-iit: Nov 6i~;,,l.i; Dec 63¥~'.»A to

Ig; May GTCQA t0 1.22 July 0S§&A Z0 .s.

3-i(ii‘t5: 'Nav am; M" 337;' M7 July This column is reserved for Queen's

‘ ' _ _ ` riiiiiiiy novrs of local interest but ad-

iiiiii.-_.-: .\»\- :is1;,1s; inc sos; iii.,-

asiiis; July sings. _

('.\>ll 1’l¢lL'|:Is|

Wheat: No 1 nnrd 08; No 1 nor 64- %: No 2 uor ditg; No 3 nor 00; No 4 nor 58%; No 5 5.; No il 5111;; Fei-il 40's; 'i‘i'i.-cl; ll Nor Mun-Susk) 6i‘,2; i.i|i:i) llflfil; No i ll.rl|m 65.

iiiiis: .\ri 2 F W and track 3074,; Nf-

il ex l fecal TS; No 1 fecil

L' \u 1. f4"‘d Llti; llvjlicifd 221],

_r~l-_v: .\l-il ing gr.des fi rniv ex Ii

»li\’.; 'J row ox 3 i.‘ W -11:. Oili-~r

ies no 3 <‘ \\' 34%' N0 5 C “' 32- Nu 5 C W Zilla! Track 35*/Q.

PRODUCE

(Cnnndiim Press)

Hlf`iNTl'iFl.\l., .\`riv il)-E111!! rind

cliocar pi"<'\‘s wi-re pllgwiy flriner on tho Iilii tri-nl ilniriy .1 d ~r'il\ice m"r» kct toiliiv \\'liic nfiiar li"'s l'e|n:\iii<'1| iiiichiiiiizoil New grail was will niiikr

thei~ iiiipii-riincn ii" ihn N1: m.'ir`ts-ti ni the l» giiiiiiig ff ii xt W k. F esiil

ext!-:is were q nted lofi y frrm -IS to 50 cents ad"'i"', firsts from -'3 to 45 ¢‘cn's 'ind ~lil"ls from f'S to 40 <~"is for Ont 'r`m= S‘o`ri:f‘ errcs ireri- stvidy :it '21 in 21'- ce'-is a Iiizeri f-~.r cxtriis iii to1ii"- c n ii f r fr-=..~= rinfl ‘lil tn 1015 cents fnr ii cords .\ri'i\'- iils riiiinliiitcd in Sli ciiav-s

Qiioliiic pril:ito<~_-i rcninivrd at 65 in

70 ¢en‘s pe' S0 fviiind brig with Now ll"\iiisu"f‘k green mo"n‘ii'ns :it 75 to S0 cents per Fil pniid Ivins l’i-liicc !'i<li\':ir<l lsliind nn‘ii'oi-s in 00 piiiiiirl links wore- 00 in ii.'i‘cciits.

‘ M T’L. CURB

(Cisnudlan Piers) Slack! Clone li .\1lll .. . ... ... ... 1517; lie iiliiir'-'iiiis . ... liiip ’l‘»i|\ ._

liiip iii

ini l’r\if\ .. ... ... ... ... ..-

\\`i1 koi' l‘f<l

-Young' Londoners

Discuss Country

HALIFAX, Nov. 10-(C.P.i-We

like your big hotels-the food is good but give me a steak and kidney pic any day-where can we see some big skyscrapers-is it going to be very cold? »

A group of young choristers in

cussing Canada and what they had seen of the country after their ar- rival from England. It was all strange to them, and the young Lon-

11 i/,‘_, nies. Then followed ii. discussion o 14 -

ivrllslng nl A newny ristnre may in lm-i»r|ed at 4 cents n word strictly iiiiyiilile ln Qllrisnce.

GOSPEL MEETING at 273 Syd-

ney St. Sunday evening at 7.30.

SADLY BEREAVED - Deepest,

sriripathy will go out in Mr- H. W. Clay of the Live Stock Branchn chai~1ottei.own, and his hi-other-,‘ Mr. Robin Clay, of Bridgetown, on the death of their mother, Mrs. C. B. Clay, which took place yester- day at her home in Bridgetown.

BRADALBANE PASTORAL

CIIARGE-United Church of Can- ada. Rev. Arthur R.. Wallas, B. A., pastor. Sunday, November 12th:' Services of worship at Granville at il a-m., Rose Valley at 3 pm., Bradalbane at 7 p.m. The pastor

will conduct all services and ex-| pects Rev. A. E. Chapman, as vis- itor, to assist.

STUDY CLASS MEETS -The

regular meeting of the Mt. Stewart Study Group was held in Mt. Stew- art School on Tuesday, Oct. 17th, with President Miss Mary Donovan in the chair. 'Supervisor Court pre- sented a very interesting and help- ful lesson on the teaching of Pho

‘Common mistakes in Language,

T" and devices were suggested for cor-

rection. The assignment for th next meeting was made, “Devices for Predictionary and Dictionary work." The next meeting will be held in the

Nov. 14th.

monthly meet‘ng of the Benevolent n-ish society was heia in theiifnsli. Canadian Bank. of Commerce building, Thursday evening, with a

10”' the London Choir School were dis- ’e°°rd attendance' Mr' James H‘

McKenna was in the chair. Con slderable new business was dis- cussed. The charity disbursements were on the increase compared

s n _ _ _ _ _ i/_ d _f und about them many with a year ago The chairman,

}‘u:‘mf|‘“n'l;”° ' ‘ __ '_ _ " T,3,"U tl:iIi1;rs§thi(~:Jy liked. and many things Bro. John Cronin, assured the So-

the disliked

mustard pots on the tables.” But the youngster found this omission balanced by the fact that the hotel always provided a glass of ice water at meals. “We don't get that at home," he explained.

ciety there was sufficient funds to

im _ y _ ini. For instance: “They don't put any carry on the work for the balance

of the year. He also reported that the new Regalias would be finish- ed by the first of the year. and a further order would be necessitated due to the fact of the large in- crease in membership. Brother Jo-

Another boy complained he had seph M9_1°ne_ ¢h9,h-mm of f,h¢ 5°.

paid 55 cents to get some films de- veloped; it cost about 30 cents at

cial Evening Committee. reported for the month of October, showing

home. "It certainly costs a lot to ,_ large operating pl-om” ana also

livc here," he informed the repor- tcr.

A third lad was finding difficulty

with the language. "My, but you talk funny. We had a hard time understanding Canadians at first. but we're getting on to it better now."

“I have a.n aunt in Winnipeg," a

thanked the members and ciltzens for their magnificent, support in the recent benefit night, 8140.00 being realized for ii very important cause. Ho also complimented the orches- tra on their wonderful music and tim gmt; interest taken by the dif- ferent artists to place before the ublic one of the best orohestflis

companion boasted, “and I can un- sn the Ishmm The executive office"

derstmd thgm. Sasllylk Its_ 8' Eng had prepared a list of Irish P1811 country, isnt it. I cite We Se H for the annual em_e_,tammem

drive in the country so we can sec

the maple leaves."

comes a couple of lady customers.

March wth and mh. A committee is ip bg appointed at the December

2:. ii _ ,. 1 t tag the annual en- 4.;/‘ Shoe Shop Proprietor. Here m‘f°t_"5 :_ S __;___ct to be _et in

teltainmen . oo

»>» printed form for direot0l' M 111

Assistant: "Shall _I_wnit on them.' ___ __ em_s_ B__o____er H_ Dal

Proprietor: "No, Ill walt on them. me ° 5 y ld mn You get ready to stretch some “sked me s°°mY if it wo"

possible is stare a professional

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last Saint Patrick's Day, and tha the production of it here could accomplished as he was in com munlcatlori with the author

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a motion was made that some ex tensivc decorating be done for

and most enthusiastic meetln was singing of the Irish Salutation

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B. I. S. MEETING--'1‘i1e regular

year. He will be handled by Dr. H. |M. Parshall.

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' orab`e record throughout life until

For-All was won by the four-year old pacer Ginger Graitan, which steppid the second and third heats 'in 2.09 and 2.10. 'rirs yoi-rig lady 'started green this spr'ng bizt de- veloped intense speed early in the season and has been a big winner.

The 418th National Horse Show at

Madison Square Gardens, New Yo.k, opened on Wednesday with

of the finest Stallions that will be shown in the ring are Brunswick by Guy Axworthy 2.08 3-4 and Frederick by Bogalusa 2.04 1-4. Their greatest opposition will come from Full 'l'rust` 2-05 1-8 and Leo Star 2.09 1-2. These four were ex- pected to be the class of the show and will also compete in sing e and double hamess.

Forty-five years ago the only i/en

heat race on record tcok place at Mystic Park, Boston. It lasted three days with Sunday interven- ing. Two heats were wan by the Prince Eduard Island bred hors: Ned Hanlon, ca led after the ce`e- braed Canadian oazsman. He was a small horse with a grfat 1’ ight of speed. and was by McGuiness Pony- A Boston horse John S. took the first heat in 2.31- Ned Hanlon the second in 2.27, Dr. M. the third in 2.27 1-4.

'llhen along came a. horse called

Billy T. that had been laying up and he won the. fourth in 2.31, while Dirigo Ma'd, who had also

_been kfeping quiet, captured the ,fifth in 2.29 3-4. This made five

foil took place at Lexington. i<_~.'.. ‘

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Oct. 27th when the yearliug ba; _M colt. Bradford Peter. was sold bf- ',-

§ TUESDAY, Nflll. 21 st. f

"W Wm* 0"’ b1i‘°"¢Sf °f ff” “nd

Claude Meade at Decora, Ill., last _ summer and .struck Meade killing

him, was foluid guilty of murder in the first degree and s'ntenced to life imprisonment. It is s. sad end- ing for one who was a good soldier,

the unfortunate occurence men-

itioned above.

i SPORT BRIEFS

I Continued from page 7 i

1 All Stars and getting whatever in-

. , __ .formation they could out of the;

an exceptional .ist oi’ cutiies. Two! bam? to use ___ Monday night;

'when the Wixinipegers battle with _ Hrlifnx.

I We note where two of our Mar- itmie‘s. we`l knoim iii Charlotte-,

it-wil, are playing uith Queens Hockey Tram ff L€u"on, Eng., and' recently figu ed wth that team in`

_defeating the Manohziter Hockey Club 6 to 0. Thr-y are Frankie Le-I 'Blanc and Pap K'ri-, both withl Dalhousie R_~.ngcrs, Maritime Champions of 1931-32. | _____. l Saint John Forum ioe will br! rc 'dy for practice i/d"y and it isi expo ted ri‘c Beawrs wil hold their iirst workvrt this fvening

and titei" first, _name wll t`ke place; on Monday night wiih th: visiting lAtlaritic Sragiilis. Saint .iolm wi'l enier the fray with a short prac-l tic' Scssioi and we wmld not ex-l 'pcct them to ma'-'e much of al showing ago/nst-such a well train-I cd six- 9

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Luigi Biccali, Italy’s 1500 metre

_Olympic champi:n. established a

‘_ new worlds rc:ord for 1000 yards at M lan, I aly, last Saturday, when 'he cov'red the disinnce in two

-',hcats, each won by a different - mi".i.\tes and one-tel th s"cs. over‘_

l la hea track. The former record

nhorse. Three of the col-itestantsi V5' Hiwsro ruled out that had not ac- ,of 2.112 was mide in 1929 by C. ‘counted for places at the fifth Ellis of Engfand. Eils ran second elhest, then Dr. M. won the sixth in the above record racf.

_heat in 2 82 1-2. Ned Hanlon the #-- fseventh in 2-23 1-4, the fastest heat At l\fa`.delJurg, G‘rin1ry, last 3 of ithe race. The eighth was won by Satu dry in an i.:t2rliationa1 soccer ‘ 'fc than me bein-teh all Germ-

carrled over until Monday,

-fcur horses wi'h two heats each and one with one heat. Billy ‘T. and Nd Hanlon had a great 'battle in the trnth. Blly T. just

On Monday Dlrlgo Maid look the

} ninth heat in 2.26 3-4. That made i Chicago Beals, leading National

school at 730 .p_ m_ on Tuesdam Billy T. in 2.36, then the race was _ o g

‘any and all Norway teams, the game endfd a two-‘wo t.e.

`p`ofe.ss1clia1 football team of the IUnlted States, met their first de- |f:at lvh n they ran into the Boston |R'dsk`ns at Fenway Park. Btston.

'winniri b a. nose fi m Ned in last Sunday nfcrn'on Tre sco~e

money. `

mier jockfy, is .=a‘d to be the reci-

- g y . ' . . . . . 2.30 and being awarded first was 10-0. In ilro years campaign

they had oily ‘cst one grme prev- iou'ly- The Redskins are crached

Gordon Richards, England‘s pre- 1-by a full bioodfd indian who re-

lcivrd his lrairlng at C‘rs‘sle In-

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group schedule opens at the For- um. Buswr Mundey and Johnny Taugher are called to form the guard for champion Mount Royals when they encounter tha Canadiens in the first game-"

Further on the Star says-"There

is little question about the ability of Buster Mundy and Johnny Taugher to make the grade in sen- ior hockey. They havo had s. taste of it. before, each playing one game list season. They, with Frank Cur- rie completing the trio, it was con- sklered the best guard in Junior hockey anywhere. Currie will play with Charlottetown Abcgivelts this year."

“The defence of Mundey, Taugh-

cr, Currie and Donnelly is proof that it pays for s. senior team to hf`lP PHY the bills for a junior ag- gregation. Doug MacQiiistr-n he- came a star with Junior Royals and has made a splendid showing since reaching senior company. Right now MscQuisten, Mnndcy, Taugh- cr and Currie are considered big timber prospects."

Doesri’t that sound good for our

Frankie?

In the opening games of the

Q, A, H. A. series at Montreal Thursday night, Montreal Royals defeated Canadiens 4-0. This is in-

teresting in view of whatvvas said above regarding the Royals defence.

Odie Cleghorri one of the really

great in hockey and a brother of the famous “Sprague” is coaching the Vérdun team in the senior am- ateur hockey league i.rl Montreal. They met McGill Redmen, final- ists against Royals in the league last year, aft Montreal Thursday night. McGill won.

One of the heaviest. irien in the wrestling game in the world today is a Georgian who has adopted the very apt sobriquet of “Mari Moun- tain." He weighs 306 pounds and is 24 years of age.

Carl T. Beale, a twenty-two year

old member of De Lo. Salle football team, lost the sight of one eye as g a result of a kick in the head fe- _ceived while playing a. football

*match against St. Thomas Yellow Jackets, the latter part of October.

| Almost one-quarter of the clay

_has been removed from the Ex- _hibltion grounds infield up to ?Thuisd.ay evening. There was no

iwork done yesterday on account of the snow storm and as today is an

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‘plant °' nw" ncwspxper p“b;icLt_;l_dmn ,schrvol from the C I bmtodlofficial Dominion holiday and Re-

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ithan the Prne: of Wales: H ` ltwenty-nine rea-.s of age, four feet ‘eleven and onc-quarter inchcs in

in down more than $100,000 H 57°"

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Ten thousand people oCC\lPi"fi

the enormous grandstarid at Read- ing Fair track on October 22nd iii a. benefit performance for the Reading Elks cripped kiddies fund. The horsemen raced for the good of the cause, some oi the best trot- ters and pacers in that section tak- ing part. A remarkable fact of the meeting was that every heat was trotted or paced better than 2.10.

Twenty years ago Uihian 1-58 in

his mile against time at Lexington

and bit the latter on the neck.

he Pet”r Volo at latest check up iS|;’/,

away ahead i.n number of new per

° ggiwym 31 for p>tcr the Brewer, 2

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be for Guy Axworihy and 28 for Bel- ' win with Arion Guy and Napoleon _ii

Direct- next in order with 25 each.

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There will be a big i.me at Dui- I

mendatiori. Before the conclusion htm Park _,mc track today ,md Of i-he bilshw” 9°" °f me meetms Monday. Nearly 200 race rorscs arc ,rj

' quartered there and four clawes

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will be run off today and three 0

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qhhedlhfcmam AQ# iestal season. On conclusion of the Mom-|,,y_ 1, is 5 tough place to race jI'_

priiatc business one of the li-\'¥¢!¢' but if you can put over a wliiner

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with running mate, became pecvcd at the runner that was occoinpnny- iz-"i ing him and whcn about fifty 'lil yards from the finish reached over

M. T. Clrattsn, one of the oldest

Dr- A- Mmm” "“ " P*“°°l" turi writers in America and civil ,' .- last ni8l1t`S WN!! \`3Wmml “WI War Veteran and starting judge, $

_who got into as arsimwnt with;

'Pop' W1 sncr .

_ l Trained up again at Chicago , ;height and weighs 101 pfund=. His §E\v~ld W sail of Germany andi ;father is a miner and as a boy Gor- J,n~im‘c Wa‘thour, Jr, of New Yorkl don is said to have been employed ivrii Chicagols 30th Intcriiatioiiali around the pits. 'Iioday he is draw- isix day bike race wh’cl-i ended at|

:twelve o`clock last Sunday nighhl

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by virtue ci’ his un`que hors man- 'It wcs only in the last ten minutes

,of the rnce tifat the winri ng team; i put ovcr their lead, when by a per-i fect .sprint t-lii=_v passed their rivals' 'and won by yards.

Says the Montreal Star of Wed-

_ lor hockey gets its baptism in sen 'lor fire tonight, when the senior

nesday-"The best defence in jun-1

membrance Day, there will bc no work done. On Monday if it freezes in the meantime, operations will be rcsllmcd. Thiirsdisy 3.000 loads were removed by the hundred odd cart- crs and 250 shovcllers.

Hockey, the fastest game in the world, is making wonderful pro- gress in England. The English ice hockey league this season will con- sist of seven clubs and 27 foreign fixtures will be played. Visitina learns from Australia. France, Switzerland, Canada and thc Unil- ed States will show their wares in thc Old Country.

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