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Expert watch and clock repairer 168 Queen Street. Phone 897-R.
NUIES FHUM Till UNIUN V I EUMMEHEIAL EULLEBE
“I am always interested in the-
good work of the school, which has been of so much benefit to me, as 'swell as many others". Statement of "Miss Julia Kelly ol Portsmouth, N.
'Brosi of this city. .
Miss Madeline Macilormac, Little
Pond, registered at the Union Com- mercial College this wcek.- '
_Almost every day applications are
received 'at the Union Commercial- the school that has won the conlld- ence of the people.
_ For speed and elllelency you should studv touch typewriting. If you had to look for every step you take _ln Walking to Work in the morning you Would makaf slowfprogress, woul_dn't you? If you had bo watch by sight.- evsry action ol your lest and hands your work would be out _down fully 75 Der cent. And so with your type- writing. Our systsmrnf gouqh _gyppy writing enables you to read your wvv while. your hands operate _ the key .board._ This. increases your. speed fully 50 per cent.
Mr, R.-I4. _Cleveland who _was _. -here,
sometime ago investigating _thc _lloi_ business for _~Boston financiers ‘ingen- eral and The Boston American news- paper ln particular, had most ol his copy for the Boston American.: Fox edition typewritten by _Miss Block, a
U.O.C. graduate of laegespring, Mr. G_leve_la_nd _ vyas so plea d._with Miss Block’s work that he hnssent for her to illl 'g position in the Boston-Amer lcan odlce on~Stata Street.
Penmanshlp _classes every day at
the Union Commercial College. ls it anv wonder the graduates are good penlnsn? _ -
At the Union Colnnierclal College
students are' given individual, practi- ¢¢1 :and personal attention. The slightest discourfeeybn sho partial any member of the teaching stall is ho‘methlng=th_c management will not permit. ' ‘ _
*file Gregg system of short hand
_has proved bv actual results that it 'ls the best system in use today. As "Mr. E. O. Howard. Principal of the lean Francisco Business Collage, a _law and general reporter and atmo- vrsphic teachers ol Ben Pitman _shorthand, says: "I formed a trial '2i3".;i"c°'s’€§ ‘A‘¢‘T.i..i’lWllf2¥ - li; e __ c _s. »Gro¢»‘ puliiis proved superior at the had ol a month-two. thrss, four. -uve and six months--at .-very test they could write faster and read iss- “ersnd rssd better than any Pit-
_gpnic student ol the same rmtrue- _~ op," 'And remember this from a
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3:13!-U_AX. Nov. 5.- The Acacia, 1 order s annual resume oi ha;-ng” racing in the Maritime_Provinces` shows -that 214 heats were .trotted or
b°tt°|f~-.°l1_d 4_8 -of these_,were in 230 °" l°_°l¢"-_ This _is notvas good ia 5_h0Wil1§ _as last year, _but mos; _M the 'Mine-was not untilustc ln the season, slcept' in Cape Breton, when ther” Were more meetings held within a radius of a few rnliles than‘ in any other Dart-of__tholpro_vinces. E Twenty Ono horses owned. in t’
another owned in Mains entered the 2-30 list. on a pr_ovlncial;.track, and 19 'already' in the list redlldhd records ~~ Frank Patch, driven by Frank -Wallis. madethe _fastest time by any; horse owned in the Maritime Pro-" vinces-this season, though' .let 5,, ,,| Provincial track-,~ his new record-‘ of.- Zflli having been made at Bl-pc\;t0n_| Mass. His stable mate, Dingola., nl-'
so owned by J. B. 'Mitchel_l_,__s,nd dpi. ven by Fred Cameron, ma`d_s the last-. est mile on a provincial track, Hel having paced two successive__heai;5 -at Fredericton in 2.13}. ` __ I | The Fredericton track, as ing; ya” thus has the fastest mile of the egg.: son to its credit. Dingola. thus eguais the stallion record for the province§,i which is held by Frank Patch, io’ that Mr. Mitchell nes ln lus sterile the two lastest stallions in the pri). vinces. - ‘_ ‘ l
'l"he lastest gelding in the provinigs
this year was the pscer Jas. K. Ne._`_. bw. owned by Hamilton Kitchen, Fredericton, and handled by'Tomrn;iy RB~Ylnond. He paced both the first alld third heats _in thc/ 2:_1.9.c`lass at Chatham in 2.13%, 2.13%. J Tho fastest 'time by a“~mos‘¢L°.\5f1 B, Maritime Province track this season WPS .2-1_4. also at Chatham, _by Jen. nie W., owned in Montreal.
Devllish Dorothy, owned by the
veteran turfmnn, Dr. J. T. Jenkims, and drlvoll »by Fred Cameron, was the champion trotter of the season, with her _miles at Charlottetown in 2-1§§. This mare started in eight races this season, winning tive, all of which were of extra heats, one at Halifax lasting _six_ heats, and another at Fredericton" seven hca.ts.» Hel' to- tal purse winnings for the year are
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0fTi;)heiseaso:_1 on provincial tracks.
_ e astes new acin for r
ol" the fyba.r'7o§v`n'ed' lh »th§"r#gvln:&,' 'was Blngsn the Great, owned by W. Murchle, _Milltown, N. B., who took a record of 2.15} at Bangor), Me., Thls___stallion had anprevions trotting record of 2L19§, but this was his fltst year at pacing. The lastest new performer of the year q'n a provincial track was 1.lady'Fondly,| the five-year-old 'pacing mare owned by_~I-Iugh Love, _St. Stephen, and dri- ven by J ohnson, who took a record of 2.l5§, which is the fastest mile ever made in the province by a Mari- time Province bred horse as a new 2.30 performer. _The lastest two-year-old of the sea-
son wns The Abegweit, owned by G. I3. Thorne, Charlottetown, _ond dri- ven by`~P. S. Brown, who paced in 2.'42i. The fastest two-year-old trot- ter'was_ Upton Prince. owned by Dr. J. W. Jenkins, -Charlottetown (driven by Fred Cameron), who trotted in 2.15 at »' Halifax.. _ Baring's Comet, ownedand driven by W.H. Musgrave, Halifax, trotted in 2.23} in the three-year-old race at Halifax, equal- ling the three-year-old record for the province, while Baron Cecil, owned by R. H. Gray, 'of ~'I’horburn, and drl-l ven by Carpenter, _.took a mark ol 2.20%, at Worccster,lMoss., and dri- ven by _Hpulygeon __ Gammon, won at clmr1‘cttst_own_ inf »2.21_g, the lastest mile not only by a four-year-old but by any trotting stallion on a provin- cial' track the past season. Dan PHi_¥\_¢f_‘._Wl§»h 2.195 at Fredericton, owned by P. Doherty, Sydney, and driven i>_y__Pe,1:_el;_Cal_~ro1l,_._was the fas- -teaf`fo\1r-‘i',e,%r-old _pacerj dn a Merl- tiine Provin e track. Dr. Sharper, owned by J. R. McLellan, ` Sydney l_l_‘ll1e_s..gn<1__<_1rl,v_er_l by Pnrvls, is .che lastest trottgizg gelding of the year, wlth'ln's' nic ‘ ol" 2.19; ‘ec~Hslllax:
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eiasta, includinga sprinkling of the fair sex, assembled at the .A.A.A.A. grounds yesterday afternoon to writ- _ness a_R\igby__loortbal1 match wh_ h was played' between teams' repres -_ ing St. D_unstan_’s College and_ the Connaught Ullibf _ ‘ ' ' ._
Though the sun was shining bright
ly at the time, this was rather a d _ advantage, as it. thawed out the fro- sen grouml and rendered' it muddy and slippery and-not at all in tha .l§‘est_ccn_¢lltlcn-lcr playing. 'nas doitbt 'militatcd against the stands
mediocre. , The onnd was not s together blama s, 'there was room for great improvement in both teams. 'l‘ha_, passing was lar from clean; the scrums were too loossify formed, tone _-punting was rare and
a premium. in fagtfbeing cdnspicd-
Pf9viH=¢e._entcrca the 2.30 list, ellirlh
”'°72'5° th” 1*” °“ ‘“°“°" ""“‘“°' throw-in D. Gnu.. .reds .. clevcr at
'tempt to beat the referee, actually
what little ~ wind ».thela w "`_ _ d their- backs. For a timéitlls-_ was of a desultory character abd- conilncd to midfield. ldclsaac open* ed up the play with a smart run but Was-forced into touch. Alter some scrum work across centre field, Fits-
gerald of the Gonna. got going and»
after some smart play puntad for touch when pressed, but failed in his objective and Kelly, the opposing hall, captured the ball and went away for the Conns.' goal. But when hs' looked dangerous s smart tackle put an end to -his run. The same player was in evidence not long nl-~ terwards following some open'w`ork. 'among the forwards; he cleverly dou-` bled with the ball and ran sound liill' field but found the Conns.»'i‘°q‘narl.`di"l
too wldeawake for-'hlm. Retalllatillg ;Butler forcing through in a`scrum _ _
that was formed 'not half-a-dozen _- __ M _ Gut new Stock
Yards from “the Conns.' goal and _~fi_'-' ` `
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liirfcgmihlc. ”i’§.“3§..§§i§.§f"i2§.§§ _l _ _ _|i\_ walling lor you to choose _from lt. 1,- .
enthusiastic "'rootel's" 'on the bleach- i ‘ 1 I [__ j_ ‘ T __ W" E , ', :_ ‘_ » ers, _sntmad or 1 ___ te . F l- _ .5 ._ _‘ ` Z, < ` _ mr. “fy 0" Y I’ _ w c __ 's c _ 1 _h » _ _/”-1L_'_~_: ,,`_` ,,, _ ~ _ ' ' . __
among tbl; aéollegg hfalves yan§£l:Il::? lll|`{||!;i?.l ~ -S0 `
Donald l ed with “ or-il li _;’ . -_-11:'---" - .. .... ”.,‘;Z.., .....°2... .§..I'1.°”2.I.‘;‘3 ‘ I .f ,rilllliil according io your means without f..rtl;,er___sco‘_ring. _ st, nun- i __ "gully _ , _ _ _ _. starve thus vga, 1>_y_ihré3_`polnts tc . -lf _,__ _,ul ’ Never before were we so well -»pseparcd- to ~ “°ihi"g- _.~..>< _ _~ I "`i‘l;!_. 'i‘_lii|"“‘ supply blanket wants. gr
the* Conns. forwards forced the play into their opponents’ quarters, but the Ccllcge full-back, 'wlicsé cool playing was one ol the features ol the _ game, made e good save and with s long punt sent the Conns. back to delend their own goal. Gil- lis, however, transferred play to the Collegians’ side again, but was nice- ly"t»'i`ckl_ed by Mclsaac, who passed- to Fitsgeralcl, but the latter failed to hold , the ball and lost it, the Gonna. pressing play further up the ileld. A line-out followed near the Qollegians’ goal but Kelly by some smart play staved oil the danger and though he could not get past Fitz- gerald he carried the play into safer quarters. In the line-outs for the_ tgueh throws, McDonald's height was a great asset to thc ‘»Conns. and there were few occasions dll wlllchf he did not get the liall, but the Collage forwards watched him warily` iihd"l1‘e could not make much of his oppor- tunities. Tom"l‘rainor made ‘his mark from a long punt by the Col- lege lull-back, and tried a drop-kick for goal, but failed. Alter some more open work and scrums, Mclsaac picked the ball up in the-loose after e scrimmage and was making a good r_un along the north side of the held when- ouc of the opposing quarters brought him to earth with a sllllell- dld tackle. The Conns. got a ffm! kick against their opponents, but it
did not avail them anything. Mc. _
Phee got the ball when it was hecled
out from a scrum following a touch throw, anddid some good work, but after passing several oluhis oppo-‘_ nents. Gillis stopped- hls‘career_ by good tackling. The Colleghns neal;- lygot through when Mcaleer mis- kicked, but Tom Tralnor supporting nicely saved the situation by finding touch immediately. Fl-om V tne
getting through' and "toucl`ilng'~do`wn, but the touch was _not allowed, the throw~in bein a foul. Kelly evinced a-"pl-edispositiin to stick to the ball too long, and might have done bet- ter for his side by some nice punts for touch instead of trying to run through a crowd ol his opponents. Half-time arrived with the score sheet blank.
SECOND HALF.
_; The Conns, faced the sun in the se- cond half. Davison kicked oil for them, but McLellan captured his long
punt and with a nice returgql u touch' well over centre field. ‘ll _`_'
lJ;`_cllllls picked the bail np°_l..1§tnc loose and made s. short run, punting forward when pressed, lorclng a scrum within the twenty-llvs yard line ol the Collegians. But St. Dun- s`tnn’s put their weight into the scrum and healing out to their halves got thc bull across the field and then up into thc Conns.' quarters. Butler then did some good work for them, picking the ball up in the loose and making a. good punt, which ~McAleer at first fumbled and eventually clear- ed. but none too soon. _ Sark getting the.ball»lrom a heel-out had a good
pportunity .ohforcing the game to
out and then n scrum k,11bw,_d_ _l-i5__Mf,l.‘hese.chocolates are _sent to us -in ~
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_DK D g y some een ynrds from the Oonnss' goal line.' With “this advantage Bt. Dunstan's
The teams lined' up nrfollowsz- ST. DUNSTANIS.
Edwin McDonald.
Halves.
E. Kelly, H. Fitzgerald, J. Sark and
J. Mclsaac. '
' Quarters.
E. Mcncllen, F. Buucr ssc A. Mc-' Donald:
Forwards. A
Hogan, J. McDougall, Jos. McGuigaq
A. Murphy, 'McPh‘ee,* B., 'Gorman and A. McIntyre.
George McMahon
._...~- ..-fr ." . _,».g,,~,. ._ iv H. Gillis, F. Mccsrcy, H. Fitzgerald `A and D. Gilli_B.
_ Full Back. `
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. CONNAUGHTB.
Referee: Mr. J. A. McMillan, _
::Our showing of chocolates, bulk and box, is supérior displaying, as F it does, the three _leading lines in Canada today. Liggett‘s__r`nade in the _United States, Neilson's made ln .fl‘oronto, Moir's made in Halifax.
virssh shipment and 'are recommended for their purity wholesomsness. and nutritive qualities. _ Liggett's $1.00 is box, Moir’s 35c and 60c. a box, in bulk 50a. a pound. .Neilson's 40c. up. The MacKinnon' Drug Co., Cor- ner Great George and Kent Sts.
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SHIPPING News _
ENTERED, Nov.: sth-schr. lame Howard, New Glasgow; Schr. Daisy, ~ Louise, Eictou; Schr,.Sir Mac, La- wsuit, Montreal. ’
fha Conns.' goal line, but instead of passing to Fitzgerald, tried a punt and made a mess of it. ‘Aeneas Mc-
the Collegians to* get over"dver'7the
Donald initiated another'aftaln»Pi;»3 yi zella.,_ Wbitier, Picton; Schr. Mary
GLEARED, ___N_oy. ____6th- Schr.
inslcy, 1.euise,..,_n¢cicu;._ scnr. slr. Mac, Legault., Montreal; Schr. Don-
Bcll. Rogers, Arich at.
Acadia defeated University oi New “_ , .»'l
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' The Collegianrtlcksd ' _ *egg ;Isaac'l attempt tgaget xstbon tile ` ‘ f ' -”'," Y" ' ' ‘L/_4 \§/ “_.’ Q
I sun in their face4_;bMurph _ o ` wiqglwaa fgnled by I-I.` Gillis who ' _ 0 if' ' ` /‘ ' U/ _ ' = - needful; while the' onns. p ' _ iiorced him over the touchlllnc. The J lf, Q ' N, C '_
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over the centre line and Keenan was ____' ._ _ . ',,.. ‘ _ ._ _. _ _ _ ._ _ H0031!!! dllllscrous when McIsaac’s_ ` "`“"' -,_ 7- gif -' g _ g . 'I 'X " L " ,f desperate tackle checked his run.\ ‘ l -‘ ‘ ‘ - ' _ ` " ' -' fi' "' " _' ` Plal' vscred hack to the Conns.' quar- C ‘ ' - . I ters again; the Collegians were 'not » » 5 --' _ '
tobe denied, and~some` nice combin- I ' . *" ‘JF-‘ U H A r l I edwvork-was sliecuted by Mclsaac. i ' " ‘ 1'* ' ' I' _ _ _ _ _ “U __ _'.1
Fitzgerald and Kelly, ending in gh, ‘ ._ » _ > ' _
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' The sad news came _by telegram ye!- terdoy morning of the death oi Mr. John R. Moore, which occurred in Boston, Nov. Sth, _at the home ol his daugllter, Mrs. 1.* C. Nelson. llc was l-'.1 his 'l7t'li year. There are left 'to mourn his widow, three sons and two daughters, The sons are Goo. H. of this city, W. W. Moore of the Agricultural Depnrttnent,` Ottawa,
. Hunt of Bridgeport, Conn. seats and can be used by__cl_iil_dr n, also leaves two brothers and three adults, invalids or 'aged people. P ce
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favorably known. He had_bnen ailing DES MOINES, Ia., Nov., __B.-"Bst- for the 'last three or four years and ter Schools" is the_'\_icynobs ol the on his physician's advice went to Bos- annual meeting ol the lows Std__te ton about a year ago thinking ths~_'l`eachsrs' Association which conven- cnsngc would' accent mm; but \1°,°<l \\=\'° todsr_aan._nil\..ccatili\le. .its did not seem to improve and was too session to the close oi the week. ill to return home this summer, ssl Programs of special _interest _aml__l_§n- iho expected. l-lla relmiins will arrive por:x1\ckloova.'-_~..\'»llIL‘.- l§tIlll96»-nqr -bere tonight. Funeral notice later. ova o G"tht!‘g0li!_!_#_l_!6*io\\s a il i ~ for the meetings ol _thaw rl ds-
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in Alberta, and the daughters Mrs
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