OCTOBER i3, 1927

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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oTrAwA, Oct. iiL-Frairkjiﬂaljl- cy. of Ottawa Senators, is not for sale. Neither are any of theOtta- V. wa players. In this authoritative declaration. Redmond Quain, of the Ottawa executive. disposed of the statement that Clancy might be sold to Detroit.

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. PRINCE EDWARD T0-DAY

Crowds Sllrieked at this Funny Film Yesterday Dedilrillg i1 _cvcl1 Better than Cohens and KelleYs,

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. Speed Trials Atiii’ Driving Park _ Yesterday

Quite a number interested in horse racing witnessed the speed -- trials at the Charlottetown Driving Park yesterday afternoon. The weather conditions were not as good as the previous day when sensation- al time was made. The track was a little heavier due to the recent rains, and there was a very strong wind. which slowed the horses up somewhat.

Capt. Jackson. owned and driven by Chas. Chandler _was the only horse to best his previous time. The =Capt. in company with Brier Mac

who was at his sulky wheei~all through the mile, made the spectat- ,-ors sit up when the timers an- nounced 2.14 3-5, a wonderful trott- ing mile.

PRINCE EDWARD Tomorrow

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Blngen! Aubrey paced two good miles. the first in 2.14 accompanied by an automobile, and the second in 2.13 3-5 accompanied by Briar Mac

Briar Mac trotted three good miles. In the first with Capt. Jackson he was timed in 2.14 ‘4-5 In the second with the automobile in 2.16 4-5, and the third with Bing- en Aubrey in 2.14.

Y Donna Harvester and The Yank had a tilt, The Yank winning by a neck. Donna Harvesters time was 2.15 3-5, The Yanks time 2.15 2-5.

This winds up the racing at the Charlottetown Driving Park for the year. The horses will now take ii easy ‘until the ice and the speed- way are again in order.

In connection with the after- noon's racing there was a guessing competition, the prize being award- ed to the party guessing the near- est to the time made by the differ- ent horses. Mr. H. A. Campbell was

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Official Fi-ili Films or World’s Greatest Battle taken at the Ringside Sokiiol-‘s Field, Chicago. Every move. every grimzlcl‘ clearly’ shown. A

BOX ()l<‘l~‘l('lC OPENS AT NEW THEATRE

g0 the 1..m.l.-._lis st oi-zlng" zulnlission to theiﬁght showing" _w_ill not iluw to ritililtl in line, 2111,, UD130W11 B0X_O11'1°e W111 be opened in the new Theatre, where tickets will be available stzlrtine‘ Fliclziy at 10 A. M.

PRICES - Tﬂsliillec, ltfc and 26c. Night, 26¢ 311d 52¢-

the winner with Mr. Russel Abbott.

Bio Almlcn "vl7l<}S’l‘ERN FEATURE, TOM TYLER a elm _

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CAMPBEL

a strong team for this season.

The team is fast rounding int: shape and under the careful guid? ance of Rev. Lawrence Smith ‘an sure to make a strong bid for thl Island honors.

NOTE- To 1121.3‘ i- "wily for this big show the usual week- end lJl‘f.)_$Il‘2‘.‘.'i‘. .r' he shown at the Strand, Friday and Saturday. 11171 :;z.-:.u-~~(>url.Aws or RED ItlVEl£"——Serial aha Com *

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ABEGWEITS

The Abegweits are out daily gett ing in shape for the coming strug- gle on the grid-iron on Saturda) with their old rivals the St Dun- stans. Yesterday afternoon the.\ held the best practice of the seasoi: and had twelve men answer the call who went through the paces uncler. James (Toby) McMillan and Prof W. J. McDonald in fine shape, an: it can be truly said that every da.‘ in every way they are becomin better and better. Saunders, Frel McCarey. George Peake. Georg. Woods, Jack and Len Connolly Jack Morris. Jack JdcLeod, Jot Lonergan. St. C. Trainor and Wal- lace Scantlebury were the players out yesterday and each and ever) man is playing good ball.’

It now looks very favorable for n bang up game on Saturday and i both teams can show the me stuff in the games as in prbct e, only a few points will separate either teams at the end of the dray.

Today at the same hour the Ab- bies willgpractice again and any fel- low who has not been out yet is kindly asked to be present.

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TOPSI-IAM. Me.. Oct lz-Thollietty Direct. b In by Sagadahoc fair, which marks the Emplrﬁ 1311001 1911101" -- rnd of the harness racing season in'Tl'8l11PR1ﬂ11@. b l; bl‘

Vlaine and brings together many of T1Y1Y11D111ﬁ1 '$4‘1111I11'-111' he campaigners, opened today with K1118 FOYbQ-s. (-1 l! ((311110- ‘ine weather and fast track. The M1191 - - - - . - - - - - - - - < - - 3 l1 -l l! Ieature event, the 2.12 class, was‘ John 0m» =a1so started. , unﬁnished. The Belfast mare, Betty T11119 2193-4. 3-12. 3-1113-4- 3-151» Direct, had won the two heats shrill? 1-2- . Peter Azoﬂ" one. In the fourth hcaL]

§.°$‘§..‘.’.‘-‘.i.°i.ﬁi‘.‘f.“§£. ‘?.§‘22..'L“.Z.Z"§S§Lil>1l0H Will 188118 Clarence Bhmnan, of Fort Fair-

field, driving Tramaplane, was ﬁned! i SOUTHAMPTON. Orl. l3. Szlih.

B25 for crowding Peter Azoﬂ‘. who!

was given the heat. Miss Possibility;

01 111B Frank FOX. 146111181011. StﬂIIIIJilig on the Leviathan for an Alnnrl-i driven hv “Sneedwaf Joe McDvn-Joun busilicsstrip. Sir Thomas Lip-I 111d- 1001! 111° 3-13 611185. dwpliinil ONE-ton, famous vachtslnall. said dl-iill-i heat by s break. Della Harveslerhtoly today that he would issue u‘ 511111611 by 3911f!’ 911111831. 0f D€X1e12|challenge ili 1928 for a racc- in 192!) had the speed of the 2.20 class. for the America cup.

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CALORW PHPELESS . i Warm Feirnace

gi-O-}-—w-__~ Eflllﬁl‘ (vying him): Have yell-- l‘l‘il(| your poem to llllyllotiy else? Plllll: Nu. u,‘ “H "’l‘llon wilol-o clitLyou lge$gthut lhlzlvk eye?" '* i -

i Parasol ants, which are natives of iTrinirlad. cut oiI circular pieces of Heaves and carry them into their un- {dcrgrollnd iicst. tn be uscd in build—. ling llp lllusllroolli beds. A colony of

St. Dunstans University football squad are busy in their off moments l getting in practice with the leather oval in preparation for the football season now at hand.

The Saints have been hard hit, ,this season, only having about half‘ ‘their old team left. but the college boys can always be depended upon to have something good in reserve. 5 They have been Provincial cham- ipions now for a good many years. and not since before the war have they been defeated for the title, this year they are as determined as ever to win out. they have of the regul- lars left Joe Flemming. Art Gorlnley. George McDonald, Desmond O'l..eary, Dumphy. L. McDonald,

Leo Campbell and Chas. Tingley. ‘ '5 1

the first and last mentioned being b A?‘ 01rd Yxzscozlggredwltlgf the stars of last seasons team, the S“ ° c c H“ .

above stars with Harold Grant, Ray n ' . ,, Shreenan, Ray Hughes. Reardoihl A“ klfld? h“ dare mems’ h“ , J00 Tram," and Lem, McQuam; replied. De white ones am~.de eas- [with other good material will make} 1681 t» 111111-11“ "dB black W“ 1"" nu. the 1927 line, which judging|d9 111181981’- Wmde- -

lilies Mona McLellan i SWiIIIS i English Channel In-13 I_l., 10 M.

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TGertrude Ederles record channel It is recalled that at one time lswim of 14 hours and 3i minutes last season, she progressed to with- IWM beam-ed today by Mlgg Mona in a mile of Dover after 25 hours in gMclgllﬂJi London's “mystery swim- the water and was taken out against Imcr,“ who landed at Folkestone at‘ her will. l“

8.50 o'clock thié mocii-ningNafter iswimmlng from ape rs ez n _ .Wlll Dempsey And Tunney Meet Again?

[i3 hours and ten minutes.

; Miss McLellan. whose real name

‘is Dorothy Cochrane Logan practic-

ing physician. of Harley street. _ V V,

lvndon- shin-m! 111° We"! e1 171W After viewing the ﬁght nlmsbim is boundto conclude that ltlrouiids are not sufficient to determine who should -be the world's heavyweight champion, and it is the impression

Gris Neryesterday at' 7.40‘ p. m. of the writer that a contest to a

, She was the second woman to knockout would be the only fair way

iconquer the English Channel in lre-

,cent days. making the swim on her to Judge. with‘ pair so well match- |ed as Tunney d Fempsey. The

ﬁfth attempt. only a few days after Mercedes Glcitz. London typist. had lsucceeded in making the crossing after repeated failures. Miss McLeilsn, the fourth woman mm, show y w be 5 veg-y to swim theehannel, walked ashore gcjenﬂﬂo b0 Qppgfgnﬂy lack. ‘at Folkostons Beach at 8.62 o'clock m; m, ,_ c “ch m“; Demp- this mominl and lllllwd- 5119 W" sey carries, lo well evidenced in the lmmﬂdﬂlﬁﬂy OM11“ 5W1! 1° 111° seventh round. when a great many nlshlns smack. which accompanied fans ‘ngul-e that he really should lhefduring the swim, and was taken h“; hem given m; 113m" Never thelelss there was no question but v that Dempsey was outboxed. <15?" The films are certainly the clear- est and best that have ever been

to Hythe. where she had been in

ltralning. 1 obtained at a prize fight and one really witnesses the whole battle

l Only the people accompanying

‘Miss Mcliellan in the ﬁshing mack more advantageously than an actual ringsider.

knew she had started. Thelc nnel From all appearances the Prince

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2.10 Trot, Purse $500

Della Harvester. b m by the Harvester (Clukey) . . . . . ..i 1 1 Neptune Boy, b g (Small) ..2 2 4 Lorna Doune, b m 4Gould>.5 4 2 Dolan Watts. b g (Chapellel 4 3 3 Hollyrood Viceroy and Varro also started.

Time 2171-2, 2151-4, 2.1614.

2.1a Mixed, Purse $500

Miss Possibility, ch m by Possibility (McDonald) .. Palmer, br g (Smith) . . . . .. The Sheik. b g (Simmons: . The I-iighbinder, b g (Mason)

Lady Patchen also started. Time 2131-4, 2.12, 2.12 3-4, 2.15 1-4

2.12 Mixed. U ﬁnished, Purse $500 Peter Azoff, ch g. by A2011 (Jordan)

g/le colours will rlel/cr fade 1 Sec if ‘mi whim _ ‘.'.‘l"l’ i. (he h/imi? .1... . m; - 4m!) aml Iilll, u, '0 ..,.'.v/i1l',0'1'l brill)’ EH1 ll m, ', l. fll’. IV/Chll" inirucj ~ W 151N719‘, ilr-il in»; I. .1 grnan 1rlll1'~l|‘."l "' ' 1'

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(lisiillguisllcs it from other styles. Arid it's the real,

son why many men wcnr it season lifter season. No other suit has the slum: air. Bill to have ihlil i

Shirtlﬂlhcy ﬁg nir- that character-it must have the correct cuth». ‘

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v ' Pipe Bargains

‘he 323M some special values In all Pipes during.

OUR BIG SPECIAL

is a regular one dollar value at 49c. This Pipe ill a crusted Prlar and comes In all the newest shapes. We bought the quantity that Insured us the best price and are making a leader of it for only-lilo. .

Other Pipes now in stock counted.

i Special Lighters 25c each while they last.

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|was calm throughout the night, but .verv cold and a northeast ulnd 'sprang up during the early hours.

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lswlmmer was approaching Folke- .stone Beach. many people rushed to |the water. The young woman was 'heartily cheered and the sirens of

Edward Theatre management is

making s. wise move in opening- a __ special Box Office to accommodate

the crowds . when showing these

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durs waiting to get tickets ._ths. "mystery swimmer." subs meat the Halifax .

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