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OCFOBER 19» 1928 f mia cHAiu_o'i‘1‘i:TowN GUARDIAN ' pier ,~.;vl.~ _._._._ **_____________ g ,_ M _ _ _”____________ _ __ ___,_

, tive Sporting.NeWs At Home And Abroad

Mass and tdiiipdigiicd on Maine

3 EXCELLENT

A TTRA C TIGNS .

the money. The cvcnts were on thc three heat plan.

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ln his hands, two more at his in-,ll and a brace oi' sawed-oil sim;

lashed to his saddle’

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most colorful, misunderstood character! Loved by

mlmy. feared by most but admired by all, _ _

Also ‘Yellow Cameo’ Serial & (Tomecly

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Jeanette Royal. b in, by Grat-

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Junior F:'ec-Fei'-All; Purse $600

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Playing a lirand of football that that they were not playing tiue to early swept their opponents of'f,f`orm, the red and white fifteen op- tlieir ibct in the first half, Prince ofleiied ar_i/:t_ri\'l:ince on the kick-Off to Wales College grid stars went intolslowly out steadily force the play thc lend far enough in this half to‘into even territory, and after six

grab the big end oi the scoring fromlminutes of play in which they the second St, Dunstairs 8 to 6 yes-,tlireatqncd on several occasions fin- terday afternoon in what culminat-lally notched up their first score. The ed in one of the best exhibitions ofltouch was not converted. football ever witnessed at the Ab-l With the count reading 8 to 3, St. egwcit grounds. ;Duns'.an‘s again took the offensive,

Dogged determination and hard and after six more minutes of hec-

tackling in the opening stanza wasftic football added another score. all that saved the University squad_Oiic of the Saints dropped the ball from at more severe beating, as thelon the take-out and forfeited a the purple and red Collegians made place-kick and a chance to convert. onslaught after onslaught on tht-irl:‘or the remainder of the game the

BEER AND WINE opponents' touch line. llocal college footbnllists were given

The Saints were turned bacl; eight tht iouglicst passage they have ex--

\ " " ‘By Canadian Prtssi to nothing in the first half hour of|}Jci'i<~ii'ed in years The came

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._ ____ ____ 141 lm _ _72O_ST(_)N, _M/*.SS_, Oct. l8-Pro- play. and dining thc rest periodlthrough however. by throwing up a 7 WA'l`CH FOR "'l`l{lL l’Ol{ l ()F l\/3ll>_'iiN(1 Cxlnlsgi ~ niliition is ruining thc health of the :i:u::_v .'.'.~i».- heard to predict that anlsturdy and well balanced defence.

- A /.mti'ic_aii _people in the opinion o' ovcrwmliiiiiig; scorn would surely be This supplemented with timely and

A ________` nctrd foreign sui-gems who attend- piled up agaiiist tlu-iii; and this cas-Ewell placed kicks by halves and

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--‘*?“"'”""*_'~' 'r '“‘4"-`“""'~'- “"1 » “`_*--~--'--_--l~-f-~~"r" ' ' ' ` ` ` _ " ` ` ’<l l»ll0 C0l1V@\1ti0n of' the America ily luck:-<1 me ease. '1‘he.Saints al-»ciuai'tcrs had their opponents losing

YARD WIDE Ducllesse Satin, alservice 912.30 p, m, Subject -'pmgq Ccllege cf Surgeons. though playing hard nd gritty'valuable territory that had to be

° wciidcrful value at $1.00 per yard' to ward the march of the high call- “Americans eat foo much fats and l0Gl~b¢ll1 Seemed W be fxlly Off in Ealrled and l'€EHlH€Cl time Bild 838111-

Central Guardlan _ Moore & McLeod, Liinitcrl. _ ing cf God in Christ Jesus." come' - cai'bohydi~utes, and drink so much their passing and showed anything In ball handling and organized at-

__ ‘ Bali)-10-19-21. und hca_r a new hymn in line with e e 0 a water with them that systemic pzis- but good form in following up on~tack Prince gf Wales had the edge

NEW LOT of stallllled gl-,cds lla,-_l _ ---<4-_ _ the stiblcct. _ cus are generated for the lack cf the ball. Their attack in this half yesterday. T is was glaringly dem-

tlculnrly in Luncheon Clolllll_Mmll.ll _HFTEEN C0l.0Rh in all wool _-__ ' alcohol to burn them up," declared lacked the punch and their defence onstrated in the first half of the & Mcl_lmd_ llllllll_l,ll_ '54 inch Dress f"lai_incl $1.29 yd, R.E'i‘URNS HOME. Mr, W, 1-I,Kirk - Dr, Herl>vi~t Schlink of the Royal appeared very weak. especially when game, and only for their combined

`~ 8519-i0-19-21 AMES” & M°I"E°d- Lmmed' id Bcsmn Mrlved ill Sll-9507( by H1110 u 3 Pi'»ncr.~_ Alfred Hospital, Sydn¢=y_ the opposing team was within strik- and inachine-like work in the sec-

- ____ l 8519-10-10-2i.l cn Sunday Sept. 30, and left on Aiistralin. ing diiztance of a touch-down. How-lond, the nnal score might have read

SPRINGFIELD.-Moi'niiig prayer, |Mcnday with his .sister Mrs. Eldon “l am iinprcsficd by thc diffcnnce ever niuny a prophet oversteps the differently.

and Llllllly ln SL Elllllllelll-S Cllllllll iioi/'s i.oNo'. Twaaii pains sac- | izdbiasdn for Prince Edward Island ii the locks ai Australians and you mfirk when iirvdictliig. and -such wfisi Yesterdays game was the second on Sunday al ll_0ll ll l.ll_ ltiul at $1,91ipair, Madre du M-:L2;id.| wlici; Mr... Kirk has been summer- ' ,-3 Aiiicricans. Our folks look sc much the case in the second half of yes-'of a series of three for the inter-

liiiiittd. jllls at U10 1151116 Of ll€1` l‘lll'0lllS- n U @£§> iicre healthy and vilxoroiis. Amari- ts-.“day's football battle. ‘collegiate title. The first game end- ‘ 8519-10-19-Zi. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Power. Mer- ' this as a nation suffer from indi- In the last half, Prince of Walesled in a tie. therefore if the Saints

WEEK~END SALE Fancy Braids

and Trimmings at half price. Moore & McLeod, Limited.

_ ‘ Illmld Mls Kll-ll joining the party ' » g-gallon baggage bg;-ly pmggng are faced :\ vastlv different and reiuv- take the next game a fourth will be

_ YORK UNITED CHURCH. Ser-' returned on Wednesday Oct. 3, and not burned up by the moderate use enated band of pigskin chasers, 'Get-lnecessary. ll5l9_l0_l9_2llvicts wil be hcld next Sunday as will spend two weeks in Sussex _.___ L.” wines and beer. ting wise to the fact. as it were.l Continued on page 3

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_ _ frllf.\\'s: Crnltral Church Marshfield \-,~lt,h Mr. and Mrs. Eldon o in 1 . . », _ . .

Ihr Austialia Colle e cf Surgeons at fore she started mental work she

“ri hcic e returning to Boston g

a ver ome feelin of lazi

, ATE G , _ K mf. _ ‘Diinslaffiiage ll a. in.: York at 3; _ ;- ' ' _ _ I ’ " ' `. _ i

Q . D SER L Q Hhs, in F/Favklfly at 7 11.- Hi. il1St-?iid of 7.30. f s1v.~. the Kings County Record oi Cfolvd of 8 People See Z1rlll" Melbourne. agreed with his colle- ` h ,d tc c c a g . ..thtc.giils 98c each. Moore ri. Mc- _ _ .. - 1 _ _ _ ,_ F14 , , A ~ :J » e .. . . .» _ _ A- ~ - -.~ -~ ,an s 1 y ~ l_ll(l_ Llmllell 'y txcliang of pulpits Rev F H _N B ';:u_c declaring I always har* ness d he m~~¢llm¢,anl reduced

85l9_l0_l9_2l ‘Littlejohns of Por/iinl will be the _-__ ' F’ ' h 0 H U Tracks llf-ll0@d ill? lll?21lllly 1_'¢3k Of llli' .physical movements to a minimum.

`ipi'cacher, Rev, F. E. Boothroyd, Mi\’i`riESON - HEARTZ WED- "lg lnls es fl ea y 'r trdintrymcn after a visit ts Amer- Y Nc physical effect was observable

REMNANTS ol- Slleetlllga Plll0w,?\/Iinistei. ' ' ll'lING-The home of Mrs. l\'[:il-"uint _ 1/~f.". S _-and bcdily digguybames ceased

Cotioiis and Towels for Week End ' ' "" lMathcson, 4 Idillcrcst Avc:iue_Clml-_ M1111' W "One of the won-sr fcatiircs of _ f__m llle ul-elllll d3y_ alle: wlllch cllll.. lplollle & Mclleod lllllllled i CRAP/l,UD.-Mr. G. B, Nicliolooii1l<:tto`owii_ was the scene of a qi-iff ll e » Aiiiczicazi p:‘:hibit1cn, it seem tome, (By [gl-High United pl-ess; _D12 Fraund slept better and general ` ` ` ‘ - | , ' ' t'6.30 'cstcrdi1= morninf, _ is the disrespect for the law which ,feeling oi” weakness gradually dis-

B5l9_l0_l9_2_.of Chapleau, Ont. formerly of Cra-lwcdcliiiff a 5 .i

1 prtud, and who is it iiieniber of tli<‘lwiiv‘n liei' daugliter. Della Mae, hc- Vg/Yinrlcr Cops Fl rst and 'ru _\;'_'.;ig pe;plc li1\'c developed 2| BERLIN, Qgtgbgl- 13___A woman appeared. -

` with it." \\'a= the Coiiimerit Of ricctcr, 'vlarfaretc F' d, ll - On the experience Dr. Freund de-

» l.l~ ~ lAnglican ,National Co'nmi=slon \villi<~~i~if‘» the wife of Waltci' Goltleii mug

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h M vP~=i= rf Cla'S”0\\ fast o as i ii r fafim makes a healthy

lllrlingé §g][30Sl';lf':;2;f5lIl/IeM;0:;.L;1t; rpeak in Bt. Jolm`s Churcn on Sun-jH°.ariz, son of Mr. and lvlrs. Eciga . lir. Fi.i'oua_ :_1:‘_ a ._ . 1 O ed 2 days ln llle l_ll,dl.0llll_lllll, elm-5; ln _ g _ ,l,ll,l»lel.ld Llnllled ` ' ` d=iy~t*1'r.nl1ig at tlic 7.00 o`cluck ser- I-‘fi.ii‘t;:. Marolllitlifl. alifl 11 Zl'&l\€lS0" Thll-d-_-Veteran Horsefnan Has "As prohibition now works in this lnslmlle Cl Belllll Ulllvelslly _SD belly lll and lmlenslfles what ls ‘ ` ` ll,-lll lo lg .,- _i“c_ Colne and licar this gifted son* if the Rev. Dr. W, II. lieu.-1.7, o ff-".1¢i~_\'. I think you would be far Ulm sclcllllllc ll-_l5el.l,llll0lls ol llll, lll,l.Cllll lll all llllllealllly l3cdy_ while

’ ' ` ` I ’ R Dr F H I“1'ns" hilt i "ff with mcclification of that Cffpglg migm be made img organism is apparently in a

___ ` ""oi Ci':1paud.who.is now cne`of Can- Amherst.. cv, . ., . »... , , _ _ _ , A

.__ `o.l1'< out.-tandii~.. nicn hi bfiiii _vcrfciinerlllie Ce;-cnionv in thc pl-5. B12- lad- A mcdf-v-f-_to amount cf liqillir Dmlllg lllls llllll, She allowed colllllllul which l-Enders it easily

SILK AND wool' Siockilmg' C"iiir"li un;lVStateJ i l")'iicc if ir~iic1'.i’,' i"'lC'l"re: M ' fires not make a dl‘\1I1kal'd POP" ' hei.clf water and the 'uice of two riiscellllble l-0 ms-

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ation, but rigid prohibition seems lclllclls ll.llll0lll_ Sllglll. each dal._ _°.___<¢-v

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.\i1.~.‘.is and Ladies ull si./.<‘.>. thi. , _ _ _l,C,,,_,_llm m_ql_llll was lllmcll ll., M.,___

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75° mr pam M°°rc & MCLDMI' Lul HARTNEY SERvxCES"_ThOm l'l"li`c lattci' who wir; unalteiided was I,E\’VlSTCN, Mc. Oct. lfl. --Jemi-

" 85w`w`m'2" _"ml 1;: Sunday Sshoal- next Sundaylviven awav bv her brother. Mr. C. otte R0ya1 12,043-4>, cwried by Al-

m Harmgy Han at L30 p‘ m' Blsoéi. Matheson. Krnsinigton, She was l-.in J, Wilson, piesident ci tiie Met-

- '_“°"'"*""‘-“"'*'”““'" '"""'-°“"""'“_ ""' M* “’ l-iwmcrl in_1<.o_:el mit metallic ein- .filzolltziii Driving Club. of l3cst011.

Y' _ l’ii‘o'dcrcd net over gold cloth with and driven by 'l`:‘ri lluncli, the fav-

i M " ` w “ ‘ l.~c.vii velvet trnninings and but to critc. won the li'<._~-fo.»::il pate fm

~ lmulrli and carried a bouquet of ,' purse of $1,000 and the- New llirg-

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WE iiiitierfly roses, After the ceromonv :nd half milc track 1.u..ing <liaiiip

`=' IMr. ond Mrs. I-icfirtz lcit on zi. mot- ionshlp here ioziziy chi: of the three

‘or trip througli the li/laritiine Pi"Jv- cveiits of :t one day in~c‘. f;`,r._f;e<i by liner The biitlcs voiiiv nwav cos- at Maine State Fun As o ntion

5' liiiine was o" liroiilii flat crepe. She The '.\'ez\ihf~i' was warni, around 85

` ' lwori- zi i.\i. #oat trimmed-with \i:~.iv- degrees, :ind the t\':i':k liefiry from

_ » `er and lint to match. The bride rc;-ent r:~.in,=:_ Amour; thc 8.003 p'~':-

lhiid he'-ii fi mleitlarly in Moore & tile in the stands were niiiny proin-

IS the beSl, Tea, y0ll‘ca.l\ buy. Mti.1o:l's lor ti nunilicr cf yours inent race followers and tnrfiiicn

~ am' l‘~<‘ ':"‘o:i~. 5:' cue r.f our mosl from all over thc cast. The other

7 ~r.;trc,':;i\fc voiiiiry farmers. In the icziteiifi-~i‘s in iliv fi‘ce-fm'-:ill pace

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We leave L0 sou to Say lienitv fclicitiitioiis which will be ivcrc Millie W.. 2.01, new ou ned by

“iheln you try cxteiidccl to the popular youu-' l)\i,’i-.glit Emvai-ds, cf /\_iibi\i‘ii, Ivffz.

t .lilo l.y L" lr~,:":.l', iii eitv mif . :ul the \\'<~ll-knviivn cziiiiliziiljiicr.

wi _,~t,:'xi1` , 1` 0 Giiiii-diuii iflaidly joiiri. Silver Weather, 2.03 3-4, 9i'rom the

i nliiincs P. Berry stables of Hartford,

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Ill Ill" first heat the horses were

saved for the finish drive, the Royal 'mire winninf' the dash for the wire

E IALS Crowded Out of ()ur `" l'.a",'=""

_ /_ _ _ heat Millie W. not away to a good

..tt~.ri anfi_tlic Ma_ine_nmre opened u_p

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lm m P' E` L at the p`mL‘ `\'-`.,i'i `. :..li!‘f.o1i. :s".i":' of ili.\:ii'.d‘ 1*

"”“" , to make both drunlmrds and la\\'- Slle llllc Cmllnued hcl. llomml allll COVEHEAD R051) ilint she had the heat \\'_itl_i half a blellkels physical work Al the end of the _l_lmlol_ Roll lol, Covellelld Rom; lellillll l~0 -*llll"` “L ll" Imlsh' Tile period she had lost 19 pounds in School for month of September: lllllfl heal was PM °f me P65” k_’“,“` ”i“`4*"”_” wciglit, but this loss did not occur Grade IX.-1, Charles Bovyeri 2- ms SLT". m Mamc my 5-'gms' Tuul' LIGHT gradually. In the first week her Gertrude Bovyer.

“VF Mmm W' L0 the ‘.h"C°`qu“"e's‘ _'_ weight fell by 11 pounds, in the Grade VIII.-1. Daisy Brown. l7"3-“elle R°l'a1 “nd Sllver Wea-ther TllC lllglll N15 ll lh°“5““d ,U-VPS so.:c.nci .3 pounds and in the third 3 Grade V.-l, Violet Brown! 2, An- '-""m” “P even and “ey “mu dow’ /mf' l-ll* ‘lf`~" hui One: _ pounds. The weight increased nie Ready; 3, GOI'd0n MCMl1laYL ld the wire abreast under the whilll ya; me 11;;-iii, of ihc bright world qlllckly alter her last had emle,l_ Glade lv__l_ Almle Doyle; 2_ m an eyemsh mush* 5" close. mm dies ' and in eight weeks she recovered Blanche Webster, me result _was in doubt until the Wllll the dylllg Sllll CCm_Tlelely_ Glade u___l_ Gladys Mclwlllam -l““f-9'* decmon' ""“'°'"'“° bemg On” The mind has “ m°“Sand gym' Dining the fast the temperature 2. Douglas Kiélly; 3, Florence Doyle; f“°ll0~“ =ll‘°“‘l Cf S“""" W“a"““`- ' /liifl llle “call bl" °“°¢. . of me body feii by A few tenths Ci Grade 1.-1. steiia Bin; 2. Reta

Yfl l‘l<‘ “Phi Of ll “"‘°‘° 1"" “ml cc lv 'ic the hands and feet Doyle' 3, Ivv Marshall

. _ , ' ‘ _ ' ' , it dtgr hi . » mg DM' 1"" F” Wlll'-‘ll 10”? 15 d°“e' B _dll were generally cold and blue. Thel Perfect attendance-Annie Ready,

.. .- “R W' °‘ ' °“' liaise was also affected. it beat Douglas Kieiiy. Him/ey_$lel1y. Stel-

l I"nl‘:";§03 d‘f?3;l_ lg: lllin,l°_,f€ll‘ _ _ ,- ncinially during repose, but thc la. Birt, Stirling McPherson, Wesley nm " " ' ` _` _ :lightest physical exertion rendered M201-fe0d.

...ali-.N\vh<iEsiiiligllilltl tl1_.;-_dti~l1_;‘_l. Tho Hungarian Mlnlslry Ol Ed ll l.l01gm_ l Jeannette Macvittie. Teacher.

an ew ng i rcci~ ' ‘ - ' ‘ , _ ' _ , , ~ _¢..>_._._ inf; on hitlf-niile tracks with his volition has ordered that education- lwI2‘____1’§§;§l‘_;a5;2gl' glgfgglslt’ An lnstrument to measure me *r'it'.'cr_ Luke Bell. unbeaten this al motion picture films be made fi Gul may C____ me iourth she tell lll thlclmws of the outer layer ol ll vr~nl~__}~lc had o_ romp with his field part of the curriculum of schools ci _md _chlvcrled pemetually She had culllvamd pearl to “ld ln esllma,__ "pd m “.10 U-mil mm Mlm to the In gmdcs' no sense cf hunger then, and even ing its value has been invented by

lliumltcllf iut)]1Iil4sll1?=n€l:rci;vtr;siiui=§t _ thought of food with distaste. Bc- an Austrian. ic ia . --_ . ,_ - ----»--~~-*"*'-" 1 ___V _

1-2. In thc .iunlor free-for-all there was ratlicr an upset of the dope when

Seymour, pauer from the west

'cvs in 1.321-4 and thc_mile in 2.06 - ' ‘ j

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r Regular Advertisement

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4o¢ Value China, Week-end 2.5¢

Limited lot oi’ just 3 pieces of heavy weight Chintz, suitable for draperies or cushions, pretty patterns, regular 40c A __ Go on sale for Friday and Saturday at per yard . _ . _ _ _ _ _ '

White Union Blanket, size 60 X _80. A good buy for _ warmthandwear.Pair............... . . . . . .

Remnants of Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, Towelliugs.

Heavy Unbleached Cotton Damask, 54 incheswide, Dice

Pattern, a great week-end value, per yard _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ . . _ .1

Extra Heavy Circular Pillow Cotton, 40 and 42 inches .38 _ wide

WITH BATTERY

for 1928

Smart with_ Your Fur Coat

These will be ready for you for Children’s Felt and Velvet'Hats

week-end, all smart and new. ill blight new Shades- A l~ _

l)e8,l1l',lfl|lly Styled and 3 new 8.I‘l‘lV8.l . . . . . . . . . . .Radio requirements. deslgned..._.......... ' 1 ‘

mars; u-1_1 ‘1 _" Y __ ll

and ts so moderate in price.

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l Leaders Again

, “Th W st°n house” 1

New Mefalllc H2llS» $3-75 §.;.

are still in the lead. The large sales testify to the popular- ity of this up-to-date Radio which gives such good service

We also supply Tubes, Batteries, Aerial Wire, Etc. All

Distributors for P. E. I.

` Wholesale and Relllil

The Rogers Hardware Co., I

Limited

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Animals `

Ml|iard's heals bruises, sores

spruins, saddle boils, distcm-fl

per. etc.

'|»1|NARlTS

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Insidious

Eye Strain`

We use this adjective oi.-

visedly.

Sefferers from Eyest

mdy huvo perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the presence of ony eye defect.

The motive power of the

Entire humon organism il Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, it ls computed

utilise about 10% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eye- stnin is pfeseht. 1 much larger proportion in required. Hence defective eyes, through their consumption of an ex- ecutive amount of Nerve En- ergy may seriously affect the functioning of other organs of the body and produce Ill health.

IIAVI YOUR EYES IXAMINID

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