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Ladies’ Hand Bays.

Travelling Sets,

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Reserved Seats-50c, 75c, $1.00. Balcony-35c.

Children’s Seats-25c.

Seat Sale opens at Forum Box Office

this morning at 10 a.m.

sooner clubs' C

Comb Empire '

For Players

Rangers have taken George Jenk-V:

ins from Montreal Cnrst/eel, goalie. and Manchester United has brought Mcusnus from To onto scottish. Burnley secured Charles. s. back. i’r0m 'lTinirlacl,

; Many of these players have come

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LDNDON, Dec. 5-(CP)-Never

history ol Association foot-

n ry has the e been of first-class players

special writ-er in

hich inevitably guilted League

beginning to their search ta. Moat of en from South

lsadvsnhse of that

vsral have been

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over merely on , w - self demonstrates the shortage oi home-produced players. That it should pay clubs like Chelsea. tail- lng the first division. Burnley and Argyle to b im; playcrs thousands of miles on trial is eloquent of the situation. ~

The sporting Life writer express-

ed the opinion South Africa has a good cause for complaint at the loss of so many valuable players in the past few yeas not lon: no English clubs were "raided" by continental teams in somewhat the some fashion. and th? were loud oirtcrws when Andy Wlllbn .nd Alex chi-yne of Chelsea me some lesser lights went to French

club.

1-1. wntlnues: 'There seams

something wrong about this peach- lng gf plays s by clubs who them- selvm are fenced ln by protective baniers Such as sppertun to (sw other sports-or businesses for that matter. within the magic oirola of gh, League no player may be Q- prosched, much less tempted away, ,°)¢n|s_qheisooaciub‘sho&, out .south Africa sstns wide QC

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.mme at the mlttsr. While club are oontent to soour the earth td ready-made players. what is to be- ogme of embryonic horns talent? gum, me plan of Ibttenham Bot- mur, who. lilo l othk disk.

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ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL

Honor roll for the month of No-

vember:

Seniors: ? Grade X,-1, Florence Pina-au. I Grad¢ IX.-I, Evelyn Blaequiere; 2, Margaret Blaoquiere; 3, Alice Gallant; 4, Loretta Buoie; 5, Ver- onica Pineau; 6, Arthur Doirnn.

Grade VII.-1, Zeta Blacqui:-rr;

2, Georgina LeCla.lr; 8, Alyre Lc- Clair and Augustine Gallant; 4, Ev- elyn Pineau; 5, Eugene Pineau; 6. ; Arthur l..cClair; 'l, Alvlna Doucette; 8, Ethel Pltre:`9. Stephen Pitre; 10, . Vincent Gallant.

Wilfred Pinesu, teacher.

Juniors: Grade III.-I. James R. Blac-

quiere; 2, Mary ld. Gallant; ll.

I Catherine Blsoquiere. I Grade II.-l, Elmer Buote; 2, Al- . ma Ledlair; 8, Cornelius Gallant.

Grade I.-1, Marion Gallant; 2,

` Aiyre Buote; 3, Alphonse LeClalr.

John Gauthier, teacher.

NOITH WILTBIIIBE SCHOOL

Honor roll for November:

Grade X.-l, Arnold Godfrey- Gtlde XX.-1, Victor Deacon: 2

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, Resale Clark: 3. ; 3, Fay Johnston. Ralph Noyf: 2.

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F rlday Night at 8.30 |-| 0 C K [Y Must 3°

, Special arrangements are being made to handle the large crowd. I Sent In

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The country districts all seem to

this winter new ag as

\ formed in Lot 18 with Malpeque as

high has been donated by Mr. A.

for by the teams entering Il the League. There are six teams, rhpre» sentlng the different sections `\of not is '

years consecutively before it be- comes the property of any one

I beam. Mnlpeque has a splendid open air rink and with the winter setting ln early there should bv

I lots of fun ln Lot. i8 during the

hockey season. S.

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` A Guardian representative had s pleasant interview yesterday with Mr. J. E. Arsenault of Wellington,

‘ acknowledged by the Amateur Ath- I letio Association of Canada to be , the oldest msn on skates in the world. Mr. Arsensult is 94 years of ale and is still hsle and hearty and

, is looking forward to a sood pm.

tefl skating,

Be gavg an excellent exhibition

ll oi’ his skill on the ice at the Orys. tal Rink. Buxnmerside, yesterday n(. ternoon.

Hr. Arsensult was for I7 years

station master at Wellingtqg mn

wasuwell known to the traveling

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'Iwo years s¢o Mr. Arsenault was

presented with s loving spoqy he-fm theA.A.A.ofC.a.ndmad¢m

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__ 'Helm Hmmrby' 2 honorary member of the Agsggl.

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Joyce Iovacon; lm' ‘

md' Mlzigrgil ,_' Uucumbera should be

I de Godfrey. 3', his wind not quite so (ood as lug gfmm Mmmll mr sm lu anno: sim, ng ,o

period as formerly, l,

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a centre. A beautiful silver cupi measuring about twenty inchesl Befa fe

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The'cup has to be won three Ffiday §

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lseek Affiliation" With Canadiani BadmintonAssoc. I

The Summerside Badminton 2

Club organized last year held their annual meeting in the Presbyiffiini 'I Hall on Monday evening. Dr. Mc- unrno, me President, occupied :nel chair, Several matters of import-| ance came before the mcetinK~ I A representative from th" C. Y, M. L. club asked um nn-,v might join the league. After a good deal of discussion it was dvfldfd tb write to the Canadian Badmln- ‘ im Association spplylnlz for PPP 1| mkslon to become affiliated with

The name 0( the club was `

changed from thc Siimmrrsldv i Badminton Club to the Summar- ltde Badminton Association, Sonw important changes were made in the by-laws. The cluhs now in the

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