li-rr

"paper, and

To safeguard your

protest your family _ pr-sn oooh dey. As s.

preventive or for mild cases,

put two tsblespoonfuls

sluonlo cues, ss much with

put hoop st it sen.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

llATlIi!e-lilo per line per day. leper line per dsy for 8

days or over. Bc per line per Icy for C lays or over. Count

li words to s line- Groups of 5

one word. 10 per cent discount for cash. A Inu forms port of sl. and -use be paid far. Special Bates Flrulslol Rooms sl. 'foo for seven words for one week. Situation Wanted, lilo for

seven words per week;

' - ' I I REFITTING PiAT.R»0L LAUNCH

relic!

like flavor.

tslto 0:1 lloli sprinhl or cook t wi

tr-

; ="‘§ E " i§s@%§=§iiE 2- IE- "E E5 Eli’ ti. 555? E§lE

£10

Kellogg 's its

to

25

lb

figures. initio* letters, count no

V Agent” wanted 1 F011” Help Wanted -f1‘-he -government patrol launch

Y . s_ -_‘ 1 , 8 _ AGENTS WANTED-l-`lVE AG-"WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL Lewin, has sheen .undergoing re-

ents for Watkins’ -150* -Family Necessities. Direct to consum- ers. Big Profits, J. P. Watkins Company, Dept., F., 879 Craft! West, Montresi.- _ 781-10-1-lmo.

For . Baie

housework. Apply Mrs. W. A- McLarsn, 84 Longworth Ave.

1244-10-23-31.

-ix--------1-' creased speed. The rewa -ow WANTED'-MNDF 309° WAG' preparing -to resume gatrol ‘dauEles.

es, comfortable home. A pply Mrs.

Commander Lewin, Phone 467. _

l.

,OR `8A,_E_Qs,;,°w 'gms on r - E- ~---|-_ Acadln -Lmies -seminary, wulrvnie,

tank, some pieces of 'fur'nlture. w_}?o'::§work_‘Ré'°o§°1_a‘;esNEl?£d_ N. ti., Will demonstrate ber new 232 Grafton st. 1237-to-23-li. A_ Sm, ,,~ E,,,e_._ 21° Od Of cvrreql sneaking or the

id- ' ' - 1. to lr H l -

Fon este-covrsoe. Moon N “ ___ ____- ef 'P ““°K° Hi- M°“"f Her

R bert Wednesday, October 24th at

conveniences, good location. Ap- WAN-|-ED_MA|D FUR GENERAL ' _ ply 303 Fitzroy street' 31" h°\“‘°W°l`k 1” “mul Eamuy- Ap' Iivgrerga n]?lE:IJe¢rc2Eba1gt£‘2ti(E1‘;

_

OXES FOR SALE-B EDER8

_F and ymmg_ Eureka F_§ECo_ Mr Woodside, 17 Pleasant St. or dur,” her present mm, of the

ply to Gordon McKay, Bradsi- _ have or Thomas Wisrzagre. Gro- wAN1'eo-A vouno otru. ro “W” 8' “"5” ““‘“°“""' 1" ham’s Road. 11 -10-19-5. assist at house work und help Po-|-AT _

--1-'-*’“"**"1_"""" take care of children. Country Mes"s_ A_° Ig%%m§Rf8ang'E§§£h_;

FOR SALE-A FCUR CYLINDER _ d I 5 -Eu t

Studebaker Cm__ As gwd as “pw gl_i;_le_gl_‘6f€l'l'S . ADD Y1203_10_2i)_‘;;_‘_ Libby, For-t Fairfield. Me.. O. Bau-

-overhauled this Spring. Will

be aold_.st s bargain. Apply 17 Underhill Long island, N. Y., are Dorchegter Streep 505.9.19.t|¢ 8117118.17101!! V808-llt in the city, guests at the Victoria.

Apply to Mrs. a .

1211 10 206|

ply in person to Mrs. W. M.

phone 485-J. 1140-10-17-tf.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE."-A

beautiful Bungalow and fox ranch. -Part cash or fox. Write to A. T. McConnell. 29 Jackson Street, Portland, Maine.

1179-10-19-121

A35 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS

Greeting _ Card Sample

Book free; representatives mak- ing ten dollars daily. Experience or capital unnecessary. Bradley Company, Brantford, Ont.

FOR SALE-TWO BUCKEYE IN.

cnibators, one brooder (-almost new) Perfection three burner oil stove, sixteen almost new lcitch- en chalrs, quantity Vortex Silver Ice Cream _ldshe's, `etc. 'Will be sold cheap as owner is leaving the Province. Apply J. Erie Thomson, North Tryon.

1205-10-zo-si.

-___

_Wanted ___.___<._-_---- WANTED-P'08|Ti0N A8 HOUSE

keeper. Apply Guardian.

1248-10-23-5|.

. _

WANTED.-Driving Horse. Apply

Bruce Yeo, at Souris Tuesdays and Montague Saturdays

_ 1108-10-18-5i

- Lost

LOST- BETWEEN CHARLOTTE-

town and Pownal Saturday even- ing, right hand tan driving gauntlet. Return Guardian Office Reward. 1239-10-23-3i. `

LOST-ON IRISHTDWN ROAD

between Black iiorse Cross and Kensington, blue llolnsspun suit coat.-""min,lls the belt. Finder please leave at James Duliphy's house. _ ~ 4

lfiloelllneoul

B_AUN8DME` BAUBAQEB, FRESH

-today. Saunders, Newsome .fr Co. Market Building. _ 002-9-24-limo

WILL BE BUYING POTATOES

at Milton "Station from Thurs- day till Saturday. John H. Gill- &Sou. _ 2|

~

FOR PRIVATE 8.ALE.-HOU-8E-

hold effects, 182 Great George Street. 1210-10-20-Bi.

HOTEL VICTORIA

. _

Male Help Wanted

WANT-ED--RESPONSIBLE DEAL-

ers ill Kensington, O’Leary, Ai- berton io handle Pioneer Tail- ored Clothes. Samples Free. For particulars write J. Erie 'I‘.hom- son, North Tryon, P. E. I.

1205-10-20-3l.

8ALE'3M.E‘N-SOMETHING NEW.

something everybody wants, a re

-pair se er, no ‘ proposition ever developed for Xmas business, an ideal gift. advertised. Write P. H. Orr. F-0-

Klnkors

of Mr. and Mrs. .Tohn Lawless.

s n

is agusst at tho' Queen Hotel. _ ___ __ .

Messrs. J. B. Saunders, S. Saund-

motored -to the city from Bloom-

Mr. Lyle Boehner, Charlotte-

town spent the week-end at Peters Road with her grand parents Mr. and Mrs William MacDonald.

Mr. J. W. Currie, merchant,

Pea-kos Station, is ut the Revere H el

ot .

left this morning for Hemet, Cali-

5_3

Offers to the travelling public s comfortable, up-to~dsts hotel. Con- tains ‘44 rooms with private hsthc.Ths Cuis- ins is'1s`mo_uc sli over Gsnsds. Telephones In sll nooms.~.-Courtsous scrvlcc. - ` V

H. c. shown,

_ -__

6har1oEE.etqwn Hotel I Go., ’l.td;,

¢

i fortsbis sccommodstion

. , vlcrcnts Morin - `

‘ - E ‘coly Ltd”

wsur an-eel _ Chsrlottstown

This popular Hotel

hss been completely rcnovstod snd rc- furnishsd throughout and offers very com-

to tho travelling public.

. The table is sspco-

isily good and the pub- lic sro oourtsouoly osred for.

lstss $3-00 I “Y-

usuos J. ' 'rAvl.on. Manager

if 'Charlottetown

- ilrlllilli tunnis

SHOP from Holmon'e Cslslog.

.IF YOU ARE n Whllt 'player

to hear 'that she was able to leave the P.-EJ. Hospital on Saturday last where she' underwent a. successful operation. M-rs. 'Bruce is convalesc- ing for s. week or -two at the home of Mrs. W. G. Bruce at the Ri-tz Apartments before leaving for her home at East Point.

"Moto" in char e of Commander

pairs and remodelling at Cardigan, A new engine will shortly ‘be :in- stalled which will give greatly ln-

BETTER ENGLISH NIGHT.-

Mlss Rosamond Archibald of

Mother Tongue' in the Mt. Her-

and instructive demonstrations

Maritimes and will no doubt re-

mer. Freehold. N.J.. and S. S.

Hotel and are looking over pros- Delll-8 f0r -the purchase of :Island -Cobbler certified seed potatoes. ;'l‘hey are large individual growers [HM Sllllllllers. Mr. Baumer -being ,connected with the -W. A. Noltei- m-eler Company of New York. ln conversation with a Guardian rep- resentative Mr, Cohen. -said that t-he only :thing island seed potato growers need .fear is through care- lessness or otherwise, a falling of! in the high quality already estab- lished, and which has won an en-

growilrg areas of United States. As in -this province, -the .potato sea-

having 'been begun un ay

Mr. Balmer .planted 450 acres and

u deuverien' beat has had very .good crops, in one in-

stance 55 acres yield-ing 7.500 -bar-

rels of 2% 'bushels each Growers

nationally known and national y in Aroostook County have planted

this year a total of about 31,000,-

Box 1604. Winnipeg. Man. 10-17-61 000 _bu_she_B_ cmeny _Spmdmg Rose_

Green Mountains and Cdllblem-

3 1-grge yield, in some

leases 160 -h els to the acre, or

err

nearly 400 Ibushels. bdzone of hill;

Miss Emma Lawless, of above visitors have - on pure a -

.. f J l d eed hitherto, -but are

is visiting in Kensington tho guest BPS 0 H an 5 mn some good

desirous of S0 E stock this year.

A _ __"_‘

Mis -Be trice Robertson, Boston

Births

________1-1-1--\

it l-i011.

field yesterday. #

Marriages

__4..._-_---°-1-'”"‘”'-"_“"

Mr. Alfred Dundas of Vancouver. -

Deaths

Mr. Wm. A. Stewart, West River f

BREHAUT.-At Glen Adelaide.

fornia. Arundel S. D. Sask., of infant

paralysis, Earl Thomas, dearly be- loved son of Chas. K. and Mrs.

3 Brehauh used 2 years’ 2 mo“(hs_

and 5 days. ___________..__'-_----

Shampoo

Preparations

We stock sli the reiialble

Shampoo Preparations that give satisfaction. Come lu-'re crrt.

Psim-Olivo Bsvsn Butllsrlsnd listers Smirnoff Mulsif. Coco. Oli soc. Watkins Mulsif. Gotbsnut Oil Amonll Evans Wiliisms Ordinary

' Chsmomlio

I-lsnhs Orsdustod

A bsnthrsx

.Nysl

Proprlotorl

oulsu .Ho1'sl. nobertroa. B°°l~°“= -7- E

I

il. -seller, sl. mn. Amherst: C- Bell-'

0.1!. McLeod

Phoebe lndw Pussy Willow Dry loftox

The White Drug lforo

some so are 1. of o. null tonight. .l-vvsln club will -be organized. 1|. '¢s,§’,‘,’,§’,l§‘,‘,,‘:‘§,"f,'§.§§', “{,f,,,?;",f§f,} B score of 3_0

<=---- ’- IllllEE lllllllil SERIES

M188 ARCH-l1lAiI.'D'8 Le tu . . .|,e,_m. Engmh which W" fnnlfugf; _1““°t °"°§l“5 £5- cq°‘;:§ gggfcggg The .football some Yesterday cf- . .. . .~.

well, Kings County, will ‘he pleased ‘Mount Carmel lottery took place

viable reputation throughout the-

____ _,___ -son in his section this year has

been late, planting operations not

til M- 10th.

The Spelling Rose IYPG gil/95

_______._.. c|_ow-At Charlottetown. on Oct-

srs and Miss Jennie 'S¢1“"<l°"- zo, to lvlr. uno Mrs. samuel c-low.

DUNDAS-GALLAN'l’-- in Van- couver on October Sth, by Rev.

. Father Thayer, Miss Frances Gai-

"'* lnnt or Klnkora. P. E. Island 10

o.UnEN Horst “---~+-"+*'”"‘*

LEAGUE OF T.H.E OROUU Wblst

SPECIAL -MEE`|`.lN'G8.- The

°d t° b° h°m in U19 ’C°“‘°nd°19d Aocotngggngisllsolg gory effectually ;m;,°“c'b¥"'°°n *g‘°mI“'_'l°;‘n°‘u“u;

nm an 9 38110 0

' v’ _ School will be held instead in the T 1 ht th 1 64.1, gg g 7,30 . _ _ ho ,` _ _ _ _ _ am” ML -Herb," omhmwe ,Han on °_‘;§\°5k andetf_gr;“¢;v____ `:mll€°*;ccup_ :lx 3:oss_Squad,_resnlted in c -will to as

r 0 ' _ ~ ' ~ I - ' . . . ' ` ` ° ° ‘°.-_ “gf” ‘”°"“°""' W; “' ‘°“zl”“"”' °°‘-’*r§"’“"°" """°' =° 0 ° mm” °-" " °°°'° °°-3 A be* Nominated as One of the

Keiioglfs Bron isserved in lasidiat CORRECT!-'llhe -Hislifsx Even- 3:1 rrfulzishégshd -iss; Z>1l1lgrob?g:E)iBo(El The 85-me Wl110\1 Was had B sood

_¢..°'°“...'..;‘”.;.:'."°'°‘“‘°”'°... ....-...*:... .. s..?:“.'..f.;f":°.,;',;;,,,~;,;=-,;=,,;-,; -,-_-»_,»--»-- <»--- :;‘.°.:t;°.”°‘:.s':s...;':: -Y L-

_ _ _ - en _ ‘ _

_ _ _.lima e A son, onsrlmmwn nnsnn- our c.N.n.,n.ut wr n pe... ' “_____________ _ nausea out our your. ,,_,,,,,,,, ,-,... sport. seller)

onion for Ksliows 'rosstso .corn liskos sno ll-sn substitute for frelsiw’ Pnlzs wlrmsns or Env vin vlggtgrst half. -airy evans augur _

_ ‘ _ MOUNT CARMEL LOTT 9 ell. 631118 D By Bio 8.1' NEW YORK, Oct 23_____Rmhe|-

‘ IO0NVAl.|BBCil~N.G.-The many _ a -1 ball and were unebie to score. strange w say' num. ,_,m._|,,,__g m,-_

. . - friends of Mrs. Robert Bruce,B_oth-‘ -_ _The drawing of prizes for ln the last stanza, the L. of C. lm of unfortunate, who won me

mys forced me issue and had 'the unenvied title in the past there most ofthe gairne connned to -their was no outsmndmg goat ,Qt the

opponents territory. They were 1923 world-B “Hes

finally rewarded for their efforts by AH there was n0'o,,e player who 'L t°“°h'd°“~‘ when Mcmmane stood out above all others bv the lcicked fthe ball over the line, .Payne brilliance of what he did 'there wh° _Img f°u2w_mg cmsely °“ the also was no individual who could "“" ‘°“°“°“ *°" ““"‘° P°‘""‘- be pointed cutter wnnt he didnt

in the Mount Carmel Hall Tuesday evening, October, 16th, Messrs, Severn McNeill and C. Morris of Summerville, E. S. Gaudet and J. F. Arsenault of Wellington, and Abram's Village, presiding. The pastor wishes to extend his

heartfelt thanks to nil those who have -helped to make it a success.

Special prizes won by the follow-

lug:

1. One Black Fox. Mrs. Jos. S.

Hebert.

2. $5.00 Gold. Mrs. Napole_on Le-

Blanc, Cape Bald, N. B.

3. $5.00 Gold, Jos. ii. Arsenault,

36 Smythe St.-St. John.

-1. $5.00 Gold. 'l‘iimun Gallant.

Mt. Carmel. P. E. l.

5. $5.00 Gold Mrs. Il. Dnrlnt, Sum

merslde, P. E. l.

6. 55.00 Gold. Mrs. L. Biacquierc,

Snmmerslde, P. E. I.

1. Silver Block Fox, C. li. Rogers,

Snmmerside, P. E. l. No. C8276,

2. $5.00 Gold, Peter M. Porry. Ssn

Cow Pond, P. E. l. No. 135975.

3. Half Case Lobsters, Clare Mc-

Cormick, 70 Sydney St, Charlotte- town. P. E. I., No. C8000.

4. $5.00 Gold. Joseph Gallant.

North Rustico, P. E. I., No. B1796.

5. Pair of Turkeys, James (T.

Tllplin, Union Road; Lot 33, No. Bzoao. _

6. $5.00 Gold, Aivina Goguon, 71

Robinson St., Moncton, N. Il., No. 8025.

7. Silver butter dish Cecilia Noo-

uun, Albuny, No. B8598.

8. $5.00 Gold, Mrs. Alex McNeill,

Caledorlin Mines, N. S., No. C. 4486

9. Silver pickle dish, Rita B. Gal-

lant, Cope Egmont. P. E. 1., No. 2720.

Bloomingdale Avenue, Pnwtllcket, R. I., U. S. A. No. 1346.

11. Barrel of Flour, Judge Mc-

Quarrie, Summerside, No. C7776.

12. $5.00 Gold, Anno J. Arsenanit

|Adanlsviilc, N. B. No. 8114. . 13. Fancy quilt, Mnturin Gallant, |St. Raphael, P. E. I.. No. 5027.

14. $5.00 Gold W. 0. Davey, Con-

<l\lCt0r. C. N. Il., Charlottetown, P. E. I., No. B2108. ~

15. Hand Embroidered Cushion,

‘J. P. Arsenault, Cape Egmont, P. E. I., No. 6712.

16. $5.00 Gold Melina Arsenault,

llit. Carmel. P. E. I. No. 5884.

17. 100 Lbs. Beans, Anna May

Chllsson. Harpers Road, 'rlgnlun P. E. I.. N0. B392-i. _

18. $5.00 Gold, Ernest McClaren,

31 Lower Hillsborough St., Char. lnttetown, No. F3432.

29;9I7.P§Elo§olEEE:)%{osgz?10Ml§l?l~E"Nl: C2385. '

20. $5.00 Cold. Rev. . _

Charlottetown, P, E, ioyglégali H2l1~l35él0 Gold. Mrs. Durant, Globe

0 G . ummersid

F34M_ B. P. E. l. No

22' Gems' Sh0€B. Andrew Peters,

Richardson St. Batt. Maine. H1345

23. $5.00 Gold. Jos. llessian,

Georgetown. P. E. I. B762 SR.

-1 GRAND 01.0 MAIN or aronr.

`The grand old man or ,sport .in

Scotland- .ls L. ‘M. Balfour 1Mslv-ille, Wm has 11154- Iboen married in Efilnbnrsh to n Mldttotnlnn union.. ‘H3 'lilllil-Yed international at Rugby footibaill. cnicket and golf, and oven as a schoolboy was Scot- lwnds best back. l-le was also the foremost criioketer ncnth of me TWWUI -f°i' forty ears. and

W0" and president or the scottish F‘ootha.ll 'Union

, ,__.._.__,

_ -for the

Dear

we have something ab- solutely new in the lun- proved Quicksilp Baby

| Bioomers. l3aby's comfort

is assured by many com- mendwhle features includ- ing Reinforced Rurbber Bands around the legs and top of the bloomers, no gauze, and emtraordinary ventilation -features. They ere very easily kept clean. These. _new Baby lioonrors will be hailed as s Brest ~boon to mothers and hs.bY alike. if you csn't call. phone -or~writs us. ‘

“everything far. lm

_ _Little Dssr con siwpyl bo ',___fonnd hen." . .,__ __

J. 0. Jamieson

Boswell, Victo_ni_s

Brlotbli, _ _._..___.-

- -.1 ._.. ..-1

Game T0 L of C

Tournament opening game _tonight _ ‘ -_--<»o>--

“Mnlllli 01° Y M C A at 815 snnrp Prizes each night

Hia T” °“ T~h'~“‘d*Y-E I I ll; and grand prize once a month. 1i. » W. G.

llll GUAT lll THE NINETEEN

do. .

THE LENLUPB Babe Ruth had the most narrow

Murnaglmn

Ready Mel-‘srlane Payne

Joseph Casiey

is.. _ .-

F. -Backs

H elves

Houston

Drake Spiilett

'i`»rainor Stewart Quarters

Foster

.\icKenna

power -Chandler

always for their bones in thu

D°h'°“ world's series.

in the hat of Bob Meusel, prevent- ed Ruth, the bust of 1921 and 11922, from becoming the champ- ` ion goat of 1923.

ignominy when he fanned out il the e th inning of the las‘ gum

esca e from being elected to the

D

L' °f C' P' w' c' order of Snodgrass, Zimmerman

and others who will be known

Only fate itself, as represented

Ruth was well on his way to

once and retired twice on infield rollers, once to short and once to third base.

llieusel also is considered rx

"sucker" for a curve bail and hi! Frank Snyder told Ryan to keep the bali low on the inside and put plenty on it.

That reflex-action. if you be-

lieve in anything like that, caused Ryan to loosen ever so slightly the grip on the hall. The nervous strain had been so reduced with the retirement of Ruth that the muscles would not respond to the mental urge to grip the bail.

Ryan threw what he earnestly

desired to be a low curce bali. He can throw a good curve bali. But the ball did not take lt. the brenk failed to come and it sailed up “in the alley" across the line of tim letters on Meusei’s shirt. Mcusel swung viciousiy and the ball all-Ji through the infield for a single that won the game and the series.

That is going a long was to paint

an abiibl for Ruth and, in fact, it is unnecessary, as the Babe attempt-

l pied no alibi after the game. The

Ryan Crozier - Vatcher Leslie

Comiony McD0l1flld _ »l.onergan `B"°‘l'“ Perry Wedlockl

Gordon '

10. $5.00 Gold, Mrs. C. Arsonault..

"‘goidcn rule" prevailed, and that

‘tion and the lnvincihles the sec-

‘les the L of C team came out vic-

l that goes higher will have to "roll

Y

was in turn wmateulr golf cham-

' on L oi C Alleysl

Asp-_-_¢ Q

The Tournament was Dllwad mf

two sections with eight teams in lst section and ten in the 2nd. Titel games of the whole series were! well contested and furnished quitel a lot of excitement for the spectat- ors as well as players-on the whole, the spirit of renl sportsman- ship exhibited was a most encour- aging feature of the contest. The

is what makes sport worth while.

in the ond the winning teams

had u very small lcad on the oth- C1‘i~i_“

The L of C team won the 1st sec-

ond. _ In the very exciting play-off ser-

torious and now hold the I-louse trophy and the championship until

ln this last tournament some big

scores were made, and the team

some." The “All Camera” rolled 2656 and the "Stars," 262-1. C. Bros the Railway and the IL. of C. teams rolled near the 2600 marlc.

In single games C. Bros. made

the high score 974. L. of C. had 954, P. O. 946 and All Comers 940. All the teams had men that rolled over 200 in single games.

Mr. J. C. Cook of P. O. Team

made the highest single game score, 282 pins, and wins a spec- ial prize. _

The next highest scores mcrc

made by J. Webster 264 J. Walsh. 262, G. Maddlgan 256.

This season’s games begin to-

night. The first four games are scheduled as follows:

Tuesday-L.'of C. vs. Davis and

Fraser.

Wednesday-invincible vs. Live

Wires.

Thursday-Egg Candlers vs. Es-

klmos.

Friday--Doucettes vs. C. N. R.

Freighters.

Gomes begin at 8 p. m. - Balance of schedule will bo

marie up as soon as it can he man- aged.

_Odd-Fellows Win

From the Bankers

by Close Mairgin

The Oddfeilows won from the

Bankers in the “Y" Bowiinil League last night by u majority of 31 pins.

Cruikshanks was high man with

lows. Rodd and McKee rolled stell-

B

and Wildey play followed by St. Lawrence and the Camp.

mary.

_ Oddfsllowsz Lepage

Rodd

Howstt Sentner.... McKee

'i‘otsi2108.

lsnkoro:

Hayward Horsham Cruikshanks Harper Parks Totsl 2077.

111 175 116 190

111 134 100 132 189 178

133 86 206 123

80 145 131 142 183 145

ll decision is reached in the con-I _itest now beginning.

a single of 250 pins for the Oddfel-

ar amos. Tonight the Orientals

Following is last night's sum-

167| 165 124 117 104

152 111

188 137 172

and two runs needed to win ill game.

inning of the last game would hav

‘been forgotten by his lent in UOYl€ Mcheun duplicating the bust of the grcut WW- to 5" Plckm 0"* as "W 5°”

Casey when the cards had been nf me ”'3\"l0"‘~ O" th” Uma" hand'

" ‘ leait out for lim to b com th

Egreatest of al`l worEEl's eserie

ig _.

or the series with me ln1r..._.- fluua same had been W0” and time was

,, no reason to explain wily it should

have been won in some other way

His two home runs that won "ill" by me Umell' SWM'-ing °f

one game and his third homer that I-003 BUD- inspired lilo Yanks in the first N0 0110 Wh0 knows anything

,, about baseball will permit Arthur

Nehf, that brilliant Giant soutll-

,_. Nehf deserves to he nominated as B one of the heroes. He won one

great gums for tho Giants und

;he;§f,[;,.s failure to dellvw at me scored the only shutout of the ser-

most critical time in his career 'ell' H9 broke his hell” in the

was forgotten when Bob Mens lashed out tt smashing singlu an

won thc game. Even though hi

el game attempt to win the big game

d for the Giants when nature and

everything else was against him.

had fnilsc terribly in ure pinch, Nehf lf* *I0* I* "“‘-P@“l@'~" A W

Iluth could not be calicd at gou justly, when his team hull won the game.

Just suppose that l`tutll`s fnu-

fur the Yanks und the Giants lla

won the series in the seventh ou |il»:_°illIng game that would nel

three times up. Meusel had mm.

|

ohsnoc to some back--and win.

out in the pinch had lost the game

W

, pcuter is the term bull players use

for a. pitcher wllo can be llsetl twice' in u series. The ordinary series through a rcgulnr season runs four or five games. A re-

d peater is ll pitcher who can work d in the first game or the second _U game and come buck with thrco

Dsi’l defect st the hsnds of the Wanderers Ssturdsy hss upset

s lot of dope In Maritime footbsll circles, especially in the oity here where it is expected that the ‘Tigsrs" will show their wares next month agsin the Ahegwolts snd St. Dunotsn's. it will be remembered .thot the Blue Nose University squad decisively trounood the Wsn- dcrsrs 13 to nil some time ago, and as the Inter is touted ss s flrlti olsss sggrcgstion, the trimming handed them by Dalhousie wss ciss- _ led so extraordinary and st the ssmstims by virtue of that win. a scare wss thrown into the iocsl pigskln ranks. But now things dcn‘t look oo had, ss the “homeless ones" have cslled the "Tiger" bluff snd redeem- sd themselves, showing conclusively that although s team finishes on the Zero eldo of s big score plied sgslnot them, thers's siwsys s

The_,motcrIsI ovsilsbio for s roll,-good iocsl team is cssily seen

from the elses of performers who sre»out st practice-but sro they getting in enough work In the different departments 'oi the game? Of oourle there lo s lotto be considered, such ss working hours, short cv- 0"|"l\ IM-sli other “inccnvcnlsnocs"- that goes toward getting into _

nrnuuuol -__-

- _ ., Any sthisto out le make s footbsii tesm should forget sii petty

c Notice is hereby given that all excuses for not showing up for prsctloe-if he csn’f msits the grsds. f ‘_ paroles owing the Town of Borden get out snd give colrrobody 'else s chance. Another thing still -remains . ' ` ‘ ‘ mr Taxes etc.. are requested to to be rectified, 'which wsc oonspioicus in the opening ssnicr gsms lssl A L L E

'Ill-IE REXML _ make payment to the undersigned Thursday. Thlt is the ,Albion sn! “islam” tslk too mush especially'

om". W, A_ W". _ KDDAK STORE __- , -_ n or before Nov. 1st 1988, as after the former. The ,lsrgon on the lin sounds very unbusinslollilo. snd if ond 8cwQ|ny;~'1_@

' . ,, I PM ' ' 2 , 1° st ;dM.s I. ‘lint of dcflultsrl will has disastrous results. it goto the plsyore nowhere snd osnds to con- F -

. M ‘ ‘ 0 llllblislled. . fuss them. Tssms have been known- on oclk themselves out of s ohsmp- A°""°“*‘“*‘

'l' - oonusuuo s|.Av|N wassup, lnmferstln. viemis nun win, rum to he sosmunss in iw

Town Clarins! rlnke If they expect to mslro hssdwsy sgslnst s fssln business

_ Borden, P. ll. I. 1i_i_8<10-it-I_l_bon_t_ like the Dll!_\_0£ol!o»"fI'_igcrs.” _ ____ __ _ _ _

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Bewitohmg _“Ponies”-_ ' Coming With

“Listen .to-ME’

At last the road attraction has

come into its own. as far sq! tho chorus is concerned; for the past several reasons vaudeville featur- ed big girl acts this nnturally draw heavily upon the supply of really bcnutitul girls, Now it is the novel- ty that is the real thing in vaudeville and the girl acts are almost a thing of the past; there- fore, the producer again can boast of n beautiful chorus and all con-

cerned have gained thereby. 1’

“Listen To Mc.” Lu Comte and

Fleher's big musical extravalranza coming to the Prince Edward Wednesday and Thursday, carries

a bewltching chorus tint Ms ’

proven a 'great asset to this .amend id pcrfornlnncc. Tile girls are wand erfuily clever dancers and tri; gully through the novel drills and dances fctcllingiy; while their voices are heard to advantage in thc ensembles. “Listen to Me" is a hard workillgsllow, for the chorus. as lil some numbers ‘there are as many as three changes of costume and oftimes the girls' dressing rooms are two flights up from the stage. Yet. when the little artists Slfflr before the audience to do "their hit" and help "put Uvm-'l

the performance.~it is nlwdfi @ _ at smile that cunnot be clafnieq q a principal nt all times who have

_every comfort in dressing room accommodations. After ali, it is ‘iliesv U10*/er girls ‘who are largely \’0BDonsibie for tile success' of the big musical show. Seats now on

been necessary to settle the d“""" “"'“' H1119- '|`iCl¢@¢'Oii’ice opens at 9.30 clmnxplonship. You have an idea, Nehf has E" be rested ’“‘"`e "”`E"l~ dillly- a brin n this icture to nliu tween games' He is not stmng

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“""'7 '~~° Bm “~=“h_l’32$‘i§“‘}i,..““.?..Il€..“?.i. ”°“.’;...l§i.vALUABLE BRICK

would have been. Whgn I 1 d t _ D K, _

The 1023 series was an urusnel 'G “ms "B ‘O ° °°""“` “C .

one "_ that psychology Wu; cow with a short rest and try to stop\ -

rush oftheYnke h tid - `

algzgxnu? blghilldflzctor “E3 cly, and ainldlst did, Svhlllte ntE:t&E|ll?c5SALE '

8. II _ig ll

base running when the experts showed was an impossibility.

were making their p c- i- "'*<*>"**

,,a|cu]nu0“s_ r ser Ls _ , tors of the Estate of the late F. lt was culled the name nf Mina ‘ ` ’ W- Hvndmln 1° ull an saturday rltflllnni Milt?-er; Mind, represent- _ October' 27th, commencing st, 2 sri by John Mccrnw on the dim.: ' bench, and Matter by Babe Ruth Sportsrnenrwclock P' m" hh vnuabh 'Ida .lt the but with his p~‘»ulll~rou-1 ' 1* Edwemng `h°“°°‘ b”‘“"”"Y 'WU' stick. (Canadian Press) ated' N°' 231 KW* 3f"°°¢- All mod- 'rlrose who like to delve into LONDON- 00'- 22~_R“”i““ "‘°“~°'" ‘"""°"°'"°'“' “"° l" *Piccolo

the reasons for more material “E E“5l“"d °°m"’e““”5 °“ 'he"°Pi|"-

things considered psychologv ns Ze"`P”Wr““ “ce “U “Y Virtually

being the tremendous invisible in- th” 8"me "m“3' namely that it W9* 'napection ai any mm' ` fluence that would .leciue the "’°"°“ ‘° “eil” P“PY'““ “I "ie Un' ‘A"° ° '°* °' °*‘°’°° F""""\"° bnme and they figured _hat Babe itod States, to race under such will he sold immediately afater the

. _ condition , d th t h l

gum. in striking out. rnnlly won possibly? R831, ”;’__s§;;f’ ‘;‘:_“;‘ we of Properly-

il RIIHIQ-

‘Bob Meusel’s Same and series Eruckhmlitg’ afferent from “mae BENJ' CARTER ‘ 80N' winning hit. delivered after Ruth I0 W ,S ad been accustomed A“°“°”°°|'

had fanned. was caused. the ;a?,‘;§,|a 5 on time’ 'mer u rough 1246'10`23`4|-

psycho-unulylsts maintain, by the only m,;:;u;Bv':gai;’ fezinigatfrglxi ._

ref ect ctio th tR th' t k _ .. . ‘ .. ` " caused in R280; Ry‘_’m_Hu;’el`|y ther hrgn_t§;1ail;._ abonetudg it___;1cg__ain_.n F arm F 01° Sale Giant pitcher. England is strongly disfavored by Mlllvale Ryan had borne down with those authorities and according to ____°

6V€l‘Yl»hlnK he had in what turned the Daily Mail, several owners - - out to be a successful attempt to have declared that should a con- c°m'“'"“ °f 104 3"" 9°°d him' get Ruth away from the plate tost bc planned, they will appeal 65 dear' ba'°"°° ”°"d ‘"4 'ml

_nrithxllmthhaving the gnmo broken to the .lonlu-y Club to pr~._.,~..,,, ,__ wood and lumber. Weil wstorod -

bvalll ;'0¢iroIf_l_. the reflex action new house pump g 4 gbuud se el on yan' as an anti-ell _ 3 °°l' W -

All his nerves unconsciouslymii- Inn' In °°°d "°p""'*PP|9"!° ' ‘*“°‘l “ml 11°- lmkvowinslv anti .mines Masons helplessly, permitted hi lf t b ‘ B d let down in face of u t:i\sI<etha(I h; REVERE HOTEL rp' ;|b1:|:'"d

llzéllngonslderell much less ex- J HWH. Churchill, Yarmouth, N.S; 1240-10-23tts3i. _

Bob Meusei was up after Ruth. i11ocherrfu;2§}|§e;)ie8él Mc'

There were two down. the bases Soulris' J B Saunders :gigs !I'(l1:lI?it" were filled and there was a force S. Saunders' "' ignnie string;-rn °“t “E BUY bflso on a fast play. in S. H. Reid, Toronto; C. I.. Trainer.

Gd T0l‘0Ill0C J. E. Riley, Trenton, N J;

` We are authorized by tho Execu-

sohcoi, stores, saw mill and station,

,

I Women 's , Mahogany

Calf

Brogue Uxfords

are a feature of our 3|-5. 9"* 00|"-Dlete stock- of Women's Oxfords, »'|°pl`g` N Brosue oxford ln Menus. ‘"'Y 0°" 1! fine ll/ppscring,

. is very com?-mule. lt

-has aheevy ou-his solar' “iid °¢h»¢f things nm

make .for long wen.

.A|l!l0Il§ 001' has s°n”_:.

al stock of Oxfords _yog'}| surely Und one to salt you.

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