THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

NOVEMBER 25, 1921

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

--IHOP from Burma's onto-lei

..-FLANNELETTE Waists spec- ial 81.50 each at Sinclair's.

-SILK DRE88E$ priced ‘ei-

$35.00 to clear at $20.00. Sinclair & Stewart Limited. -MEN’8 knee length first qual-

ity rubber boots on sale for bar- gain week up to November i30th. $3.95 a pair. Sinclair and Stewart. Limited.

Opposed To Pro- tests in Foot- Ball Matches

Dr. H. 'r. DCVVOHB. Acadia. one of the committee dealing with the Mt Allison-U. N. B. football protest, has issued ilie following Sill"? ' merit:

Tile meeting whit-h conxcircd at

the Hotel Dufferln. Si. Jollll- i‘! tonslder the protest made hi‘ tin’ Mt. Allison football team zigoinst

1119 ilniversity of New Brunswick football team. was adjourned he - cause the referee. Mr. Allen, had not been notified of the meeting. and no statement as to his ruliui-i ‘on the point at iflnillt‘ and explana- tloti of it had been procured. it was decided to leave the matter to the Acadia representative, who should. secure such statement front re -' fcree Allen and communicate thei same. with his opinion as to the 'le| cision to be rendered. in view of‘ the added iuformziiitin. to the other; two colleges; concerned.

‘l-‘rom the referee it was learned that the two teams concerned were playing under strictly lilnglish rite» by rules; that these rules iiiii not permit the referee to 2llv\'lll‘li a ir_\'. in case of interference h.\' a lliillyl‘ of the opposite wide. unless the bail has already‘ crossed the goal line. where the players are contending for its position.

Sei-ond~ That in the rcfcretfsi judgment. when the .\it. Allison players were iuiereferctl with. he was fliffiili)’ in touch.

’i'hii'd-~-Tliiil he blew his whistle. not tis recognition of. or unpunish- iucnt for an interefereticc on the part of a U. .\'. B. spectator with

discharging coal and. is now taking on a cargo of potatoes at Queen's wharf. the Capt. will snil for Hali- fax when loading is completed. ll.

therefore communicated this state- ment, by phone. to Prof. Stevens. the U. N. B. representative, and Dr.

gulsr 60c. to 95c. selling at 1-3 off at Sinclair's.

--VOUR RAILWAY! FARES ’ - refunded on cash purciuses of otyiigtiiiL ciliiimiiuucrtriie ‘25-0“ “P '° N“ 3M" ‘" 5""

‘Pd that it should be urged strongly

the Mt. Allison player who was carrying the hall but as a punish-i merit for unlawful intercfertince on ihc part of it LT. .\'. B. 031W" will‘ 3i second .\Ionut A. pitiyer who was’ following the player ahead of lilni. to secure a pass. if suth puss were necessary.

iu \‘il>'\\’ of these points. anti also rccocnlzinz the fut-i that thc inforniiiiIoii iirtiughl iicfori-i ihc- t-tiiiiiiiiitcc a< to the position of the Kilt Aiiifiilli player when inter-

icreil with seemed

tire that ground

was contrutiictory ii to the Acadia representa- ihcri- was no legitimate for thc protest. ii3\'iil_'-‘,

THE REXALL STORE

Want Any Medicine

No matter what tho ailment, wt. have the standard w. adieu that will curo it. We handle all tho hen of tho proprietary medicines, preparations that will do all that is claimed for them, and we soil only those article: that we can confid- ently rocommond. Everything that ought to bo in a first-ciao: Drug- ltoro lo kopt horo and is offorod to tho public at the right prion. Try uc and no.

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Bigelow, the Mt. Allison rellfesell‘ tative. l fell it incumbent upon me. as chairman of the committee. to make this an official notification and explanation of the c4159. FY05» Stevens agreeing with the. position taken by the Acadia representa - live. the decision inevitabl." We"! tigainst Mt. Allison, and it was of- ficially decided that ihc FY0199! of Mt. Allison against the Univcr - sity of New Brunswick cannot uc stistainetl.

'l~‘nrther. in informal consulta a tlon. the three FPDFPPHIHHVQS agre-

though perhaps. not officially. upon the Athletic Association of the three colleges lnvolvctl. that here- tifter. no protest, nudci" any cir - (‘illllililllvéofl he inade and llifll gomo satisfactory HKIWWIYW"! among the colleges he arrived‘ ni. that this recommendation be carri- ed into effect.

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CHICAGO. Nov 23—Ora Morn- lngstar defeated Roger Conti. of France. today iii next to the iillfli game of the 18.2 bulk line cham- jiitilisiiip billiard tournament. 400 to 125i.

I (lontl ilnriug the early part of the, contest played his poorest game of the tournament.

(‘ill('.»'i(i~O, Nov 22-40.- world's 18.2 hulk line billiard championship play will end today when liVillin Hoppc. world's champion, and Young Jake Schaefer. meet in the final game. Roger Conti, (‘ililmllivll of France. and Ora Morningstari also will play this afternoon. Hoppel has won five matches and its the; only player of the tournament who] has not lost it match. His closest cull canic last night when Cvfilfdll loll him iii the tenth inning. biil lloppt- rallied, shot a 01 and made hft= necessary l0!) points.

Schacfer has played five games. itisiug one of them. A victory for Schacfei- over lioppe tonight would throw the two into a tie and neces- sitate an extra games t0 decide the title.

ilflfiKY KANSAS iiiii iliiiliiiii

MILWAUKEE. Nov Zli-Jlncky Kansas, of Buffalo, tonight was given the newspaper decision over Johnny Mendelssohn, lililwankee. in a tcn round bout which went lhe limit. Neither boxer appeared in be in distress at any time. Kansas was credited with oulpolnllng Mcn‘ delsobn.

HIJPPOFTBOSEES

CHICAGO. Nov 2."—- Willie Hoppe. world's 18.2 balk-line hilli- ard champion. lost his first champ- lonship match since i012 when he was defeated tonight by Jake Scha- cfer. of Chicago. 400 to 26 in the international tournament beinf-‘Z held here. The victory gave Schae- fer it tie with Hoppe for first place and theiltln will he decided in an extra taontest io be played tomor-

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-RED 80- MEET~ A meeting or the Rod Sox Baseball Club was

held in the office 0f E. H. Monkley .

on Water Street. Summerslde on Tuesday night_ when business in connection with the club's partici-

pation in the Summerslde Hockey ‘

League was transacted.

~OFF FOR QUEBEG- Capt. A Lacouvee, of H.M.(‘..S._ Marguerite. who was in this port only a couple of weeks ago. left on Sunday night for Quebec, where he will lmmc- dhitely undergo an operation for appendicitis in one oi’ the hospi- tals.

..DlAMOND JUBiLEE- Rev. .)'. (‘. McLean Souris untl severa‘ iIiiHSPflgPYlw on Monday evening to ‘Fignisai where on Tuesday they attcutietl the celebration of the Diamond Ju bilec of Rev. Pr. Dougald McDon- ald. it being the slxtietli anniver- i-uiry of his induction to the pries- hood. H.

-PRETTV WEDDING~ One o the most fashionable autumn ivet‘. wing! in Snmmerside was held at. the home of the bride, Grandvilic Street on \\'etln0B(.i£iy morning. ivhcn Miss .lean. daughter of Airs Charles MoNutt, became the bride of Clifton Mathewson. assistant Station Agent of Kensington. Rev. Mr. Mitchell tying the nuplunl knot. Thov left by eilfiv train on it wedding tour to Canadian and Am- erican cities.

"ANOTHER BURGLARY~ Oil Tilesday night the store of Philip Gallant iPlill the lltirber) on Wa- ter Street Surrimersitie, was bro- ken into and n number of articles were taken. The thieves who were not satisfied with their loot. did not lotivn until they had rough-

housetl the place generally. their ilnal act being to tivcrturn threi- cuspidors: on the top 0f a pool

lflillf’. A sign hum: across the top oi’ the table telling the proprie- tor that the visitors considered themselves even with him. showed that some stitisftiction as well as profit was achieved bv the mid- night marautiers. This is the sctond burglary iii Sitiniucrsitli- in three nights. with the police calm and peaceful in their sleep. -—i<n+>-~——— PROPOSAL FOR FURTHER PARLEYS MADE BY CANADA WINS APPROVAL.---lt. is learned tonight that (Zanatitfs proposal for the holding of iurtiher conferences with the object of perpetuating the idea or annament limititlion will likely meet Willii tho llJlpTOVHi of a number of the British Empire dele- gates. though no information is av- ailable as to when it will be placed before the General Conference. it is anticipated. however, that it will be brought forward at a later stage of the proceedings. The proposal appcares iCkiiilVe tirotiscd a great deal of interest, and the general belief is that it would assist in a very large mettsure in lualntalnin: the great purpose for which the conference has been called. it would provide a means for meeting changing conditions. nnd for deni- int: with any new means of carry- ing on warfare which may he in- vented from time to lime. Canada. it is considered certain. (will stip-

Iward on Tuesday. l

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-lOHURCH 0F Rev. James MucDougall preach on Sabbath the 2t7h_ Coleman at 10.30. and 6.80.

SCOTLAND.-- will at

~MEN'8 wool ribbed underwear good weight soiling $1.28 each garment or $2.50 per suit during bargain week at Sinclair's.

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-GOOD 8UCOE$8~ Tile bazaar held by the Sisters of -St. Mary's Academy at St. Paul's Hall, Wod- nesday and Thursday nights was a success in every respect. The tti-bies were well supplied with good oats, the different booths were well patronized and a good sum waa realized.

—50th ANNIVEHSARY- .\ir. and Mrs. Peter B. Gallant uf this town_ celebrated. on Monday, the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. Scores of friends called on them during the day and complimented the couple. Both Mr. nnd airs. Gallant are in fairly good health and their many friends expressed the opinion that they would enjoy

sting feelingly tu the caressing at:- conipatiinient of it guitar that is placed on the singer's knee while its stomach is tickled in a pleasing manner by the vocalist. For Sun.- mersitie has outgrown the ukleic fad and the younger bloods have started to woo the muse through the medium oi’ a guitar played in the true l-laivaiian manner. Now that tho ground is damp and tho air is chill. there is no imminent danger of serenadcsr particularly as ihc serenader has to sit down if he wants to tilpe tip. but it is said that some of the fathers of the town's most eligible girls are law king a irourse in physical exercise] and Canadian rugby football in or-' dcr to reason with the young gen-l ilemen who have bccomo so en chanted with their own melody that they have made the guitar a part of their equipment. when a- wooiug they would go.

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-"OH. HOW HE COULD WACKl c -. w K ; . H'CK"HU‘LA“DOOLA'BOO" i“ ‘he caiiit a paltsizlizecroio iatcst Jazz Song in Suinmersidc. town‘ m“, week A

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Eastern Guardian

“WHO? from Holland's oltalog

.."I'ONIGHT at Souris. "Putting 1t Over" by the Young-Adams Company.

"MFIRST CLASS American fur- nlture for sale Tuesday, Nuvculbor 29th, to the highest bidder. F. S. Chalmers, Montague.

. JMONTAGUE SATURDAY - New western aerial. "Purple Ri-

ders." with Joe Ryan. the greatest western actor known. Also see your favorite Earl Williams, in otupenduous feature. also comedy.

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EA STERN PERSONALS

..Mrs. liaclnnis, Souris, is visit- ing hcr daughter. Mrs. P. A. Sully‘ Georgetown. A.

...\lr. Michael Murphy. Pamnur.» island, was n passenger to George- town this week. A.

__'.\ir. Jerome NicLeun. De Grus Marslr recently visited George- town. A.

..l\fr. Ralph Gordon was a pas scnger to Georgetown this wet-k.

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Northclifie Papers Demand Scrapping of

LONDON, iNov. 24.— Thc North- cilffo newspapers todltiy strongly demand that tltc Aiigltrdapaueee treaty he scrnppotl forthwith. The London Times argues that the cx- istcnce of the treaty “is contrary to British interests, lliiDBflQa cor- dial understanding between tha United States and Grcat Britain. and generally hinders peace."

“it illilsl. he clourcd on: of lite way,‘ continues tho papcr. “anti the sooner the better for the pro»

‘V ESTER N PERSOXA LS3

“Mr. ill. B. littcstis. (YLeury, wasi in town on Tuesday‘.

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"Miss Emma ~Gordnu,~itoseneat,i i recently visited fioorgetoivn. A;

--.\lr. V\'. J. Cahelda, manager of, Betty Bros. Si. John. N. l!._ was in! Siimmcrside Wetlncsdtiy".

--.Vii'. Joseph l-‘. Arsenattlt. (Ilia.- ‘oitt-ttiwn ivas a passenger liomo-

--.\li'. A. .l. liatheson nuil (‘hampion of O'i.cur_v. town on 'l'ucstln_\'. ll.

Di‘. were in

--.\lcssrs._ \\'. B. litiyes, l~lllersiie_ and James Morrison. (‘onwayx were visitors here this ‘week. i.

--'l‘lic: itev. .l. (7. hit-Lean. Sonrls. and iiev. Dr. Moniiglinn. hiiscourlie, were in Suinmerside Wetlnestlayx

--.\ir. .lolin I). McDonald. of Lot] T, who had been visiting his wife. n patient at ihc. Charlottetown hos- pital arrived in town on Tuesday morning. but on learning of the hospital fire. he was obligcil to re- turn to the city by the afternoon] train. if.

-—-—-_¢0-@--__. SENSATION or t AUTUMN MODE.‘

Sleeves are tho sensation of thn fall mode. 'l'boy are daring. thcy arc graceful and they arc. fascinat- ing. These long flowing affairs give a Grecian design to the cos- tume and the touch of color for ‘in-

port the “other Country in oppos- ing an excessive allowa o of sub-' marine tonnage, Canada's position‘ on this question is understood to be that it would be advantageous lo the. world if sonic plan could be reitclied of disposing altogether oft the ihboat inoihotl of warfare.

in the Far i-lastern scciion of lhei conlerence Canada's voice will be‘ heard, though no indication has' been ‘given as to details of policy. it. is not considered that the Dom- inion has any interests in the Far

lEmpire~-apiirt, that ls, i‘rom Can-

East distinct from the rest _of thew-name“ Show which commenc.“ at

terlinlng pemiits a scheme to match inilady's hat. Tho alcoves are, in fact, the lllfltli. daring of all

Dame Fashions latest fri- voiitles. The skirts are gradually creeping down

by means of panels and taco. below the skirt and other subtle sit-bier- fnges. The tones are also conser- vative and the color craze has stub- aided to make way for black fuch- sia and more sombre tints. Examples of these interesting changes in tho styles of autumn are attractively displayed in the

the l-iudsows Bay store Monday

HI rtflolflllll and ioovo no blom-| Stops lnmonuo promptly.

hone can ho worked. I150 o bottle, do- 'nve"k|n_

sun's position on the Anglodapan-Iaftgmom M 3 0.6km!‘ “d Wm be ese Alliance- whtlich is not shared by voonummd ‘mm wedesday A‘ m, some oi the sister dominlons. lt is “hast” plays mmy m "(company not considered likely at this stage the mannmns- Nude and m” m.“ that the question of immigration m.’ i. dmnummlcuvu for the will lbe brought before the confer‘ woman Wm wishes to M” In touch ence. but if it is, Canada oi‘ course Wm‘ m‘, "and of Lumon n, d8,

CappcdHockor Fashion allows a deviation tram Burg ‘her sombre decree. and liore were

mums Iflllfilfif fillies ofncolnr. sunset alnd llameiiuoa being among the favorites. ii-acc in n predomin- will“; note on both frocks and. bats ma is nnd as a skirt drape and

lotu- or romovo tho boirrund o

iivmo. looltollroo. ________4,°______ Qflgpflqgi-jfigfg After Ml the most beautiful‘ . _ ‘ singer onion the spring song-

will be one of the vitally nterest- are“ by we worm-B markem for fro? stomach trouble which. ‘ H1 IIMOM- Frocks for all occasions were on ‘fhf,°‘;,fi,e;.§§,"i§,i°§§¢§§t hiilrriiitnitg’ _____i\'i'!W M11 590N164 "l9 "N008 Keep yourself fit for the day's needs of the modern woman's diiv. work by keeping your stomach in , _ , perfect order. "Gust onal" does it Don't Cut Olll m“ ’"°°‘ °°5"'""°- (“m n” t“ and it wins so iittiartiiai. all who Sh. .3 1 imfl" ‘HEM’ 50'“ “d “wmng are silbjoct to indigestion bli- a u‘ m ' il°“'"- i" "l8 °"<’"l"8 “Mk 95'" ionsness, dyspepsia and other

pacts of the “fttshlugttm confer- ence, bcttcr for the AugloAmt-rl- can understanding, better for the hllce of the lFar East anti ihc world, and better also for Japan." The Daily Mali contends that the treaty, in recent years, has been “a source of mischief to China. encouraged aggression by Japan milliarists inward China. anti liillt". has been dangerous and prciurlical to the greater welfare of Japan herself. it has also been prejudi- ctli to tho good relations ht-twecn Britain and the United Slftltlfi anoi unpopular in the DOltiinilllls," ‘ "it has outlived the period of; usefulness.‘ the Mall says,

" and‘ for sound imperial reasons Nilililili be denounced by giving the Nfflillf- ed notice before final decision ts reached at Washington rrisipcciinl; a settlement of the Pacific quest- ion.‘

AGED 86 BUT ABLE TO BATTLE ——An unusual combat is reported from Grcc-n Cove, Victoria County. whore two citizens, one aged 86. and the other (l0. got heatcti tip in a political argument. The elder issued a challenge and they met the following day in due form and. mixed it. up briskly. Victory finally perched on the banner of the 86 year old veteran. who in his young» er days Iras a celebrated exponent of the fisllc art. After the haillo. the irinncr issued a general chall- enge to all resident of the (Jouutyt over '50 years old to race him any distance from ouc i0 five mllcs.

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Handsome new Coats

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This assortment is composed entirely of colored coats, in vclours, frcizcs and twecds, all new this season, and very excellent values

at the regular prices. To clear dur- I

ALL OTHER HIGH GRADE COATS

lng this big sale. we offer them at

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Ladies’ Raincoat: in Twecds, Brown, Grey and Green, also Grey Leatherette, all

new styles. Worth

Special ..... .. Three only Ladies Grey Tweed i-‘iaincoats, good otyela, belt all round. Worth $5.00

to $18.00. Special ........................... .. I Seven only Ladies’ Suits in

u. $22.90.

Worth to $45.00. Special Sale Price

Mill's Suits. Men's ilvtirctiais, Men's Fur il0ais at deeply cut prices-i days sale

Two only natural grey goai fur coats, good hoavy weight. has dark brown large shawl collar. heavy quilted lining, sizes 42 to 44. Re ular $50.00. S ecial l»... ° . " _, $39.00

Men's Black China Dog Fur quilted lining all number one quaranteod fast color sizes 4O to 48. Special

With’! all Bannockburn Tweed Panto, the patterns is a dark brown mixture. These pants stand the hat-dost kind of wear. sizes 32

Price ..

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Coats skins and

wool

leather reversible coat with pull belt. Here l: the real coat for this time of year, will stand all kinda of weather, size 42 chest. i Renulsr $85.00. Spoclll Price Six only men’: heavy groy winter pinto.

gill stand lots of good hard wear. zen 34 to 40. Spoclgl Price . . .

" Men's hoavv winter Suits all wool Ban- nockhurn tweed. made three button style, olnglo or douhio breasted in a nu! brown mixture. A wonderful value in a holvy hard