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Stellarton Team .Is Not Permitted

.I\'E\V GTJNSGOW, D90. 4. -— A3 d: result oi’ the vote taken by m9.

ILizague, namely Antllolllfill. Trlll'°' ,and New Glasgow, Siaellarton will. luot be seen in action in this lei»,

ltlon while New Glasgow have tak-|

decision remains to be seen. Ste

5A. P. C. this winter and it was though; that although they had no‘

l-angue. Amateur spot‘; molllll lll| {Stellar-ton were very anxious to

‘with much promising young mater. ‘izil in the town it was thought that

showing. Now that their application has

prise those interested in sport to see them form a league oi their own. There has been some

there is a possibility that two lea gues will be handled this winter.

strong teams and another league

,tou. forming a Pictou County Lea- gue. may be the result of not being allowed in the A. P. C. This Pic- ' ioii County league will he comllvfleili of all ln-lniermediato nlayers andv' should be quite popular throughout,

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this section of tho country. i

New Glasgow will be able 10 solidi a strong hunch of young players tov represent them in this league whilei Stellarton may have such stars as! Joe Nairn, George Carruthere, Dan-l‘ nie Hood and others. Westville will

To Enter League '

iihree clubs in the A. P. C. Hockeyl v

gue this winter. Both Trurand An» litigonish voted against the spruce-l

gen no active par-tin the discussion.‘ I Just what will result from this,

llanton have shown considerable ln- terest in regard to playing in the v

ircpresen-tativs at the annual meet-v = ling, they would he admitted 1o theii

have their team in the league and they would make a very creditable?» not been granted l; will not sur- " talk

over the matter for many weeks and '"

composed of Stellarton. New Glam-Ir; .gow, Westvllle and probably New

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finest assortment of Genuine , Parisian lvory we have ovar

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Tharp i; Qvverythlnp In thla assortment imagine, and not only

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includes, Combo. Mirrors, Sets". Toilet sets, in cues and rolls, Llmpl, clocks, Hair Receivers, Puff Boxer, Jewel ‘,_.-'- Boxel. Card Caner, Pin Ouoh- ' Iona, Photo and Comb Sets, Tray: Trump Indicators Vases, Toilet Articles.

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‘A town league composed oi’ four *4

E. A. Foster

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,0n1y Woman Officer 0c e" a em

vIn Major League

CHICAGO. Dec. 4. -— Miss Mar-

garet Donahue. for seven yearn con-

; the ensuing year: President A. S.‘ Demers; vice-president, . has;

was GHARMTQWMWN command :

“ 1.. Oillillowling" a r

‘llhe opening game in the L. 0.‘ 0.] Bowling Tournament will take place tonight when the Nswspaperf men will go to iPrebawith the Bar~ hers-and endeavour to give the solid reading matter with display

headings.

The Barbers have their scissors, shafllflned and razors" honed ready, (or the fray and intend to clip the: Pressman to the short end of thel score. hot towellng them in every bouncy .

Thi should he a good game for the opener and the smoker and soc~ lal hour a ter the match will no doubt hri g out all the howflers as] a real godd time issssured all. l

Newcastle Has _ v l Annual Meeting" '

‘N-WUABTIJE, Dec. 4. -— The au.v nual meeting of the Newcastle Cur-i " ling Club was hslld in the town, (I clerk's office recently, the presid- ont, R. W. Croker, in the chainT-he,’ following officers were elected for!

secretary. Alex. Ashe; treasur-

mittee, G. B. Biirchlll, nClarkc, Willis Nicholson. All. C011,; n

or J. E. '1‘. Linden} managing com’ R. Cori-yi a

ll. W. Croker.

Satisfactory reports of the year's! activities were given, showing the: North Shore Bonspiel Cup, the Jar.‘ " dine Cup and the Lawlor Medal had‘. ‘ tmen won by Newcastle. The treas- urers report showed a hank hai-~ i once of more than 8300. The mom-i liirrship fee was placed at $8. '

Is sun Doubtful r In New Glasgow: l

Officials Waiting Until Decision of

Canadian Meeting is Made

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NOTES

‘ | J- C- Grezory is ranked llret 94110118 EJ131611!!! Militia player's by the Lawn Tennis Referees Asaocia-l

GEORGE! IT'S TIME u... i Pill’ vsonL cvgg. m;

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Mike Lennon, brilliant young Fl Yew llllmlles Flllfiemm "Kill"

v _ G. H. TA YLOR

‘MlUNI-Cfll. Bavaria, Dec. 4. ——Ger- to the fact that he was alone in il uiecsi-mnimscai-ron did not play ““‘°“‘"' '°““"““' m“ "me “‘ “

i lWhile flavoring an expansion of Based on invitations at hand,1927 semi-owe are nut back in the smurf

[Xieiiiilrcrs oi‘ the Montreal Stock National Breweries -

Lions or two or- more athletes. swimming Club of Brussels has in- crimp in the plane of the New‘

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l hm c is nmiply N0 ‘t omparison When _ ~

130 Am. IflCfllYWlllVi} Co. . . . . . . .. 1103,; iiull 'I't‘.l0])l‘l0llt! ..

'1' irsinforced with Paddy Nolan niiii ‘Hullkeln “all 1H

-l6-",~;li)orninion_,vl? go . . . . . .

friars of the 1924 champions will Tmjmls- ‘Cml- ("m C“

bu}, s, liililill) s he gets the Best.

133V Jiiay. sui- vs at the ringside. Most 0i the Wlalt. Miller said. “He decided irig in St. John will decide ihu t "51 ltmiiiliiil CO- - - - - - - ~ -- r 1935 Southern Pacific Co. . strong in the closing rounds and,‘ The decision of referee Yankorflihe results known _ had the Georgian on the mat in thopvho was ‘selected lust l-reforo tile possibility qr getting th-ega ,m(_-ii~ slemlkml w“ r151" will" Willi‘ ,that curve for the {our pin. l

~' o ‘ o u ' a v ' We are in a, osition to ve ou the | . pyovmcia] Ch-Mnpionahiyn 15 about through the Qiiinpool defence iiuil g1 y . GERMANY T0 ALLOW ITSTRAGK ' b“ “my "a" b“ ' - 0 . goal/ tender lest yearv is Sm‘ in managed to -seciire i110 hall and, New 91.91585‘, and Wm be seen be, went through the iloieiice for air-g tween the ppm; m‘. the locals m“ other goal, which uinile the gums z

many track arid field athletes Willem-huge cgumfy, Evan a gm; like rnuch hovckey last winter but he 0x. lvllilvll1l€f satisfactory to lmili sides. nGlh-[S TldATvLASTu JEWELER d. ENGRAVER not be permitted to compete singlyDr. Otto Peltzer, middledistanco D9018 l0 be out in vvold time form. __ v

‘in foreign countries next year llirunriing champion, the hoard says. llllfl 60ml"! Wllllel- S a .1!“ l,“ t St l “sf

l‘! ei s i]; (a. B9 . . . . . . . .. ,| Montreal Stock Exchange - Ablilbi iii

‘the policy of international conipe- will be the banner year for fongigrrllliilll‘ fl‘ _ , - ‘FINN’ Chiaholiii. Rah ' '

iitiona as training for the 1928,rneeis since the war. Germnnltlliilk Mllfffly. _ llllle MIlDOHIliL-and sev-v

Olympic Games, the board's direct-wind ield athletes will perform againiefill Ollwl‘ YOIIIIK Players iiro the ‘_

lEXPlllLllflPZ lfijlillitih llivi-r . . . ._. , ,. , ,1 New York Exchange filo-cl (In. 04111. (Yum- - _ _ v Spgitzllgkiifigg“awn]: “'3: .\i. 'l‘iip. {Lllil Sillllii. Fe Ry. .. Jfiiilvéiwinniirog Fllcctric "rho fiasco of Hubert llouberfsxviteii German swimmers for the in- Glyn-row Club and his leavlnk wu 1L w, m; ' running in the United States last temational aquatic meets Anrii so. wll leave a 1108111011 hard w h" ggurlfaufi‘ if p _ ,_ v .1‘ _ ; v Spring the board nttrlhutui largely ilhks winter. * ' i . 0M0‘- ill» ( J3 Jig‘ TObRCCO ~~ - - 1m Am. smut. and Rviimz. Co. .. 136 ‘Brampton Because , TIGER MOWERS, PREACHING .. . “.3 i111,.“§3f;",.j‘f‘“,,§§’~,;,;~~-~ .1111,§$f,§‘,f§",§§§§‘§i12;~ Yv v v‘ vv _ ’ gponlmy ma“, Mccflnon on the (1,, illickhrvivi “fro? l...) . .to . . 1. . . , _ , . a, . i-rl(,Ki3,Y’5 ‘Ifence; Del Sullivan, Jimmie Mc- " "We - m‘ "W" - ' S 'Lean and Harolil McDonald on ihi-i - ~ ~ i" ~~ m 14, BANKS ,_ 1]()%‘.B8llk (lornmerce . . . . . . . . . . .. 221 (lHTCAOO, Dec. 4. —— Tiger Flow- ton ‘hut said U16 declfilou was giy-‘ibo again Bean on the local team "Owen lllli|S1lllvAltil()l"CKl.l‘ Co. iflBank Montreal 27 ma, the preaching dean”; (romicn in good faith. lflud should this be a certainty M“ vv-évvivbevr Niviirley as lviitiniuqtiniirivl lzrpcr Co. . .. & niithlanddiris 10st his middleweight Epmmnce Wm be greatly welcomed oo- Owen 107 hliilldllftl Oil oi‘ N. J. . . e- - rn—-Dec. 71%,; iUuACCO COii/IPANY, LIMITED. , ._ v - W Mm, _ Ma,._,m,cu,re,5 charumflown t or t.cs h-zLei-ed that Floworetwalker won, so it must be so. IQOW-iteani that Wlll rellreaenit New Gigs, . 1 . . ylflglé. v d the hunt cl tn’- ten POUDllTll/Gl‘, Flowers was hlt low twiceqzow on ghe ice this winter. No ilffllU llnioii Pacific Ry. .. v v - I _ - P; v v . nody argument in the historic ciLland these punches took the steamfinite plane are heme made m! m“ IRS. Industrial Alcohol Co} 'iy'll10;l5i.;DCl'-, 131 /i, May, 18ml, Westinghouse Elec. av l1 - m- ninth. I ltitie bout, was first greeted ‘by hoop, back in amateur sport. "sow, ,, v at any rate the two will meetland then by cheers. Twenty bliielv __. ,. _.._ “T oéevvhfl! Rlllvflgllllil curicv again in ninety days, - , ° W“ FRI v11 lur liut Chebiicto Goalie km»: p1"- Lets First Ball

to leave for the United States, the “Neil ll 5°31- ATHLETES T0 ENTER FOREIGN 0“ Sm" “f Wm“ G°"' Diamm‘ l 3931mm on we amen“ me only end wliii the score at 3 to l lll fav- l the Board of Control for Light Ath- will not he allowed to vi-sit a for» The forward line will be cream’ HALIFAX Doc. -i.— Quotations huureni-lile Win -- Ora hllvli! announced that they will next year in Lollfliill, Paris. awit- only prospects for the assimi- Tlv“ SPECML MAW-H ,.\iiioriciiii Con. Ci). 52V; Aflbcslos Com. ‘New . ~‘ Should these blacklisted player‘: “Dill” Slmlllmd "'1 I . 140 Um], ['41 -l.':('. ('0. . . . . . . . . . 103% Shawinigaii is easily the best flavored and has the GROWN To MIGKEY WALK-E immm, ,,,,,,_ Thaw ,9 ,, ,,,,,S,,,,,,,, 76s ".27 cum m... Sui:- cn. Pm. lBanllc Novafiootla . . . . . . ..i. 291 31;,“ but {he Mfane-U doc-Islam but u" Mu“ Be so.» my the local outfit "Ape" Mncbeod .. . 139 Nils. Kill]. iinil Tox. RY. . . lmporlflflli. session is concluded nndv The “Ape” zoned g under an coaiis leaped intn the arena at the lagreement arranged

l" GT?" Bllmfllrltlvllrected ba- manager expressed the belief that. did not close hands but was con- ITWF lflflvlnt the United Brawn. the Tiger was entitled to the vie-tent w hit with the open glove.

OLD GLORY SALE Prince 0i? Wales iwnw ironic-Tiers. - The asna Uninjured by F811,; 01d Glory sale oi‘ light harness lior.

sen, conducted annually by the Faslglripion Company Jounil a1)-

pfogpectts are none too bright The ball was cenlercil and iiiiei- set Rmgis are -of the newest designs. MEETS ONLY IN GROUPS, SAID v v player h“ of the om mam p3 Owen or of (liebiictu Road. Lliase iillil. letica can help it. eign country alone. llfllldlcllllpfld lllllefis 801119 Oil m" ifiiriiisiieil by Johnston ii-nil Ward. lllmllmfll POWBY lsniicilon for trips abroad ilelega- zcrland and Sweden. The Royal 108B Ol NlB Mc-Dolllllll‘ MB Dill ll‘ ‘Am. (‘or llilil Fily. . .. . 10374, Asbestos l'i‘d. Now .. . ibc reinstated the team would hi» "Tlmt-‘llw’ ("WV 153 __ NA. (ll-ii. aiuii iluil. tltlv. ILR. 134‘/§‘Ul.lll. Steamship Corn. __ _ ’ _ 1h t Ge r w K v [tho {K123i Jlnric R. l’. longest lasting qualities. When aman l" a ° “e ' c “y m“ ° Minot-Dee- 139; May 141; Jul 1 wan nut i-irttonilcd by many} "W- had a good referee in therefli Th3 result or we Canadian plgepvwTllllll" lllflclflfid Y 125 Slilllfllirfi New York .. ' ‘iseuin, although W'alker was goiniivout oi him." _ regarding m,“ nicn flilllliki. WWW hetore the end but there was no disturbance. Speed Into New

The "alwlllfi While" scare lineiflght and ror which Jack Kearnii. Ylangor told the press he gave ‘been disposed or with announoe-irnanager of the new champion, post-mire fight to Walker because Mickey merit that all shipments of applesed a forfeit of 866,000. Hoover's did all the punching and flowers

Ouinpool Road Only Tum to Score-

Agalnot Cliebucto This Season -

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Cheliucto added another victory to their already long list by deieui- ing Quinpool Road soccertoiiin with a score oi 3-1, this week.

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proximately 400 horses changing hands for a total of 8334.226. The auotlon closed yesterday.

lwihile fewer horse's were sold for a slightly smaller total than in 19ml, the averageper head was

IDONDON. Dec. L-Tlie Prince of Wales again has come a crooner. says a iiespatch to the Wesiminis- ter Gazette from Melton Mowhrdy.

IWith the Quorn hounds the Prince 1nd unhonaed when his tav-

i; was a fast game all the way through. when the first period irraol about halt way through Whlght, 0i‘ Quinpool road. kicked the ball near Lhlehucto goals. The goalie got the ball and kicked it out but Whlght

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The high light of the sale came in the auction of Adam. two year old irotter champion of the season, which bibughi. 817.000 on the block Wednesday.

orlie hunter “Just an idea“ (ell at a formidable hedge jump near Great Dalhys. The Prince wla ihrown over his horse's head but fol-l clear of the animal. He kept hold of the reins and quickly moun- ted and covered with mud followed therchmse. l

Recent rains had made glie gain!

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agein got the ball and kicked for goal. Appleby. who was near, put the hall in with his head, which made the scoro s -nd l~0 in favor oi‘ Qiilnpooi Road. i

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