tragically . Bow/Ina

lliGliS tnttttts cutts PRESS titsituottn sntttttitt

_(}aptain Ben Pine Hailed as Hero by Gloucester Folk Because of Refusal to

. Sail Over ‘Course after Bluenose Had Left for Lunenburg.

(cangdian Press) Pine Hailed as Hero

HAMFAX, Nov. 5.~A titlcphonv til.(Jii(?lllw"l‘l<1il, Nov. 5. (‘aptwln

stage front Captain Angus Wnl- l"~u Pin“. brouitltt tho scltoniwt" me 0t the Hluonosc, to tho editor (‘oluntblti back into [tort today mnltl firs,” Evening Echo ilnniied alti: ithn chic-rs from crowds that iiuud awry published this morning. that [tho w tr -s. llc wits dlilllvtl 1s a ins Definitions shipper had itpolo- ln-ro bi-cattse oi‘ his rnfttsal to take ‘med for his action, whi-n 1h» itt- ,thi- lttti-rttatiittial ldittlti-rmi-tfs teruatiottsl ivotntnittitze ordnrod him :'l‘roplt,v by di-fiiitll, by miiliti-z over m “we again tignittst thi- (‘ulum- t n» cottrsi- aloni- 1tt‘ti-i' thi- (‘n lia-t m, when tho last race of thc Si-r llcfettili r lilin-tiiisi- had l for has wns uwardcil to the Atncrit-titt llutttiittbttrg. llt- was Wvllitllll-"ti byi glmllilllgvl‘ bccausc of u br-wtrh oi ‘acting tmiyor Parsons an-l other the rogulutlotts by the sitiptt-i" oi‘ _i-ity officials. i<‘iri~ whistiis and mg witmltig vessel. (fatitaiit Wal- boils wcrc situnili-il half an hour W; said," hc had signed no stafi» bci'orc the schooni-t- ducked, anti merit and hail been tnisqttotcil. lie uftcr official _\velcotni-, (‘zipiain htid snlii he ilcclurcil that he win; Pini- unil crctvtttarcltcil through thi- goffy for the effort ltis ri-fnsal hail tiriucituil streets bohind '1 hand. A m, public. opinion among those. \\‘|l\'7 ll'(‘('(‘.|llii)ll will 1N‘ given laii in the

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did not know tltn facts oi‘ the this», Uvcizk. tin-n thi‘ (iolittttitin. t-‘llvfi fi-diittg. Bluenose and Columbia Skippers '

‘it... spelt“

Denies That He Apologized for His Action Mix Up in international R

Boston Post over the International Flnhermctrs race is regrettable. It is hard to see how the Committee could‘ have

race to the Columbia the violation of the rules by the llittcnor-ie. Yet tho ntost. ardent of the Atticricntt sitpportr-rs tan hurd- ly tukc any satisfaction in a vic-

tho water.

Fishertnens Races woulil

onfltn-iivst

U‘ .

vs

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i

BliSTilli ttttss cottttttit , ilNlflt nctttisto

egrettable and

Unsatisfactory.

‘BOSTON, hinsit, Nov.

.__.__.__. . _ 5.—-'l‘he,'tioti was patent to avcrybody ap- snys:—“'l‘he

R1111‘!!! parently, but the skipper of the bout. Nor is thcrc the slightest tioubt of the right -oi’ the (‘twinni- bin. herself nhscrvittg the rules, to call attention to ntanifcst. dlsre» gard of them. 'l‘hnt ilotic. the rnc ing irotnmittcc had no option itt thi= tnattcr. 'l‘hero was nothing to di but disqualify the offending boat and award the rttce to tho other. “Would it have itccn good sport: tnnttsltip for thn (‘oluntbizi not t: ltavn- ntado a protest? We are in i-litteil to think it wottlil have bi-ct soft, tnushy tactics. ii’ o good fcl low rule of itttcrprietntioti is to br followcil tbs-re is no tolling what is what at any particular time. Frct and easy (vonstrttctioti of not rule:

lone otherwise than award the

because of

tory which was really not won on

"Ailmlrnblit as tho idca oi’ tho l-‘ishcrttictis Races \vas. suggcstcd 1')’ tlli: gallant sportsman Mr. Den- nis it cannot be said that unselfish apnrtsmattshiti has ]>l'(‘.\'1iilF.‘d on thi-ir side. Tlllfrll has boon t.oo much ittsistctice on technicalities ind too hutch of o disposition to win at all ltnszards.

"Somehow we cannot help think~ ing that the time honored ideal of sports for sports sake, which had W911 il grout virtue of this English illP-llklllt-Z pooplc, has suffered some what. oi‘ n ilitcllnie. Ottr woman ten- ais champion complaincil that she was bcatctt by thc strong sunlight on one of the foreign courts, our greatest golf player 11111111011 the en- forcing change in his clubs for his tlitfcut anti the English supporters

free and easy dlsri-garil of them ‘Phat thi- (Yoitttniiln won by a fink. and is apparently not so good i boat as tho iilttcnose: is not it point. it is for ottr lllucttosi: brr-tll ren to win the game according ti: the rulcs of thc gatnc.

The \vitliilrn\val of the lilucnosi" yesterday is to be regrcttuil. oi course. It would have left a better taste in the International mouth i‘

versed in any traditions of s manship, acknowledged ntitiittt-tly and w "Most of

ports? cannot justify the conduct of thi ilcfent ad- Bluenose. we can understand it ithout and (sxcttsc. Before we talk about sportsman us expected that the ship, lct its remember that tht develop Bluenoso is a fisherman, uinde prl»

of tiroccilitria lends. inevitably to

there had been a fiunl contest. sall- cii and won without a quibble or

To Be Matched With Either Wills 0r Tom Gibbons

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, N. \'., Nov. 5.-—-'l‘i-X Rickard today began negotiations ito match Jack Renault. Canadian champion heavyweight, with either Tom Gibbons, St. Paul light lteavy- weight or Harry \\'llls,‘ttcgro title contender.

McTier Trophy

(Canadian Iiti()N'l‘ltl£/\1l.. Nov.

Press)

5

at stake itt the game Saturday bc

callfln thc hlarltitnt- i-liumnlotislilt

diwideil.

A iitlinti‘

(Dominion News Service.)

"lenih, (luring n match

of Papyrus said he lost because controversy, bttt feeling would “flldgfoug-i and ShQppt-y, at Muld- hn did not-ham proper shoes. ltave rim so ltigh by toilay thil‘ ttonc, on Saturday.

“Yet (‘urpiittticr thc Frcnchntati tierhutis it is just as well thi T)“. net-litany, uccttrreatl in front ind Firpo. from the Argentine, nn~ whole thing is over. Idvcn if wi w the ltittiilstotic goal. A (turner-

‘tick had been taken, and the ball

Not at Stake‘

.~~lt is tinder stood that the Mc’l‘ict- (‘up was not

tween the Watndercrs 0|‘ llaliiax

and the Montreal Jinglislt Ritgby ______

team because Montreal had not ST‘ JOHX NM.‘ 7,“, _,,,,,.|. lltlllYifl1 U" WW1 1Ml‘(1111- ""1111" llllll‘ indoor track and Jiclil

for tltc current season ltas not bvsett

AT FtlilTBliti

LONDON, Nov. ii-A WeIHKHOWH footballer named Francis met with, l1 curious accident, which cndcd in.

bi-twwzeti

which pitsscil between an oppon- ent's logs, bounci-rl up and with very little force struck Fritncis.

'l‘o i-vcryboily"s surprise the man

that verybody Rads .

aging i‘ v SportGosc/P

l

l t i

1 . l i

Package of for

‘it... ivtatiititnei i Indoor Meet

’1i-iiattttpiunsltitis will bt‘ titfcillttil itt

Ht. John tu iltc Arcna on the night o1 Fflilzly, Nov. 16. according to tut atnnotttiiwvtiti m last evening front thi- Y. M. i‘. l., under whost- auspic- cs thc nt-uct will be conducted. lin- il'lt'.'i will i-litsie with W. l‘). Stirling. ' _ C, l., im Nov. 13. The champ- .ship cvettls are: 100 yards, 300 yttrils, 1,000 yards, one tulle. titre-e- tuilo, onc tniii- relay: l2~pound shot ‘put, polo vuult. running high jump. and ltllt anti iit/‘lbyllldl sachulastir sprint. “littners itt these cvettts will ibe champions. The school cv- ents are open to boys not fret nine- teen years" old who arc rcgttlttt- at- tendants oi‘ a recognized sirhool. A 50-yard dash for boys up lo sixteen years is on the curd. This meet tiromises to be one oi‘ the best PVPI‘ ltnld here with tirotuittetit uthletvs from all tparts of the Maritimes trumpeting.

7'.»

the highest type of sportsn

ianship. tnarily to catch fish nnd not to wit

‘ell, and had to bc carried off thi-

riVdliii-L: flu’ the virtue “Fm; fllb- We irannot cimtrol the evil ton- i-cstors profit us it wt- do not imit~ gttcs oi’ others, but n good life en- an- them? ables us to despit-e them.

tttticttitttotttatowti contour FEATURES‘

--—-———<4>—————— Th.’ (‘Iturlottrtitzvii (it/tirtliitn begs t0 draw attention t0 the ittznty Special hczitttrias of our publication. 1n addition t0 the ex- J Lt'11(‘l1l (attaiiiatt Press Srrvicc of tcli-grntiltii: news which puts us "in a par with all iltc Xlctropoliiatt ilailit-s of Canada, The Guardian enjoys Spcrial Tldcgraitiltic St-rviccs from Montreal, 'l‘oromo, i )ii.'l\\'Zl, liostoit and Neil; YUFL. The (jiiurtlittn also has paid cor- rcspotttlcttts itt cvi-ry part of the Province who forward the latest teliahlc ttcws for the 1)L‘Ilt'ill 0i (iilitrilitirt rcadcrs.

The (jlutrlutlvtuaitt (Itiitnliutt also contains the following Special Features, which no othi-r newspaper in Prince Edward island tnililisliesz~ 7'

1. iritisit ijititeti Press Citblcgrants daily from London, Eng.

2. Dominion Nctvs Service reporting the latest British and Can- adian .\'c\vs.

That they did not is a sad reflec- an international race. Even on tht tion on both Amcricans and Gnn- near perfect state, we should not

~m°""1"i i0 Plly the Saints

"Wand look for the ehtii-s and practices 0t The Boston iii-raid says: -— the tennis cottrt and the polo field “fhero is no doubt that the Blue on the docks oi’ a ileep sea fish nose rountlcd the buoy as she hail lug schooner."

been instructed not to. The viola-

On The Left. Angus Waiters. Biuenose Captain Ben Pine, of The Columbia. Or Less This Year. With The Ficsult

_ Captain and rm the Right ‘they Bungled Things Up More That The international Series Was

. _ . . i, 1'1 t. Q >ll'i ml 1191C].

citiettotr Until Next Fall. Walters Who Was Technically h, the Wrong ALL COMERS hook for the wilds of England 1r Ghanlplonshlp BO]1tp.§i-'.i..i'i'...~.iiiha ..--'.’..'.'.‘-t.i.,‘,. . ‘ _1’ 1_ ’ ‘ ‘ I

Has Since Regretted His Hasty and Foolhardy Action of "Bucking". Fl. Lnfferiy . . . . . . .. 215 127 153 find a fighter who was willing ti hi-iii-r. vhas. Pitrtnl‘ nt- _ - t_-., ‘Naomi-f’ titt- Xlorttttto \\"cuiltcr Philosopher

The Racine Cvmmime By Refusivis To Compete Further With The Col. J. McLeod . 141:; 14c tntmconti- the lIcXt hcnvywcigltv ——— [WW "'*.'P"'i"-* i" "ml ~""““"" "“ . . . " _ '

"mblfl- 5°11‘ s°h°°"°"5 Ha" N°W Rfll-"vwd T0 ‘Their Work 0f Fishing S. Trainer .. 140 167 150 chantpion. , NEW YORK, Nov. 5.—~Jai-li Rcn- "1"": "1 ‘"'"- Iti. Daily l'o'citc and Phtlosuplttc Selections for (itiardfait renders. On The Banks and Whether. The Series will be, Continued Next Fan It‘. Power . . . . . . . . .. 122 120 200 Prospects of being forced to t-v ult ltarii-ltittlxig (ittniuliiiu hcavy-lDont Take a ' ,.. H. - ,, ,- 1 w, ‘i. . - -

{>1 t; aafipfisgilvh Uiznermosi t» The Minds of The Thousands in- J. Webster . . . . . . .. 12a 171 14s Jack Dempsey on the chin to iji-itzlil. lifted hittweli‘ =1 "QM- Chance w“), you, ’_' “1’1’_°"'"*~5 "_ ‘w w" “ """‘°“’ °f $°°“*1°V°"T5-

m.‘ ' " ° "1" ° Th‘ B°"d"- _ -- ucqitlre fame and fortune did not 1181181‘ in the licavywelfil" "f1" Sm", m, Yum. Y0,“- ,-,,,.§ ,,,,,,,,, 1b. .-\ Daily bpccial Article on some topical subject.

. n 763 '31 793 anneal very much w @116 13'1"“ “"“‘“‘“"“ cm“ m“ mgm as a V, Hittite that‘ ad- mit outpost.) i»... ll '11 a l> ll". 1r 1 ~ - - . Total 229a. youngsters, according to news ‘ult of his technical knotkottt o_ dvftjflil, m-t ‘our “by sif-ttlltl,\_v,,.,,,‘vli:: )_ _ K u, m {Hun}, f0,- ,],(_. l.,-QC Ihscusslon of Pubhc Qucs_ . “- DOUCETTE BROS Duper reports from London and '1"Yi1li1011:l¥=l0Il. 0f lowinftn thi- fti- it!“ c Qhliixllyit": ' ‘Wm v lions. . ‘ , “nu,- tmvenn‘; n“ Over me "m", ocntt ant nst rotmt o a spt-‘c n- This I'm“ I. H why" “H, ‘V, _ , r 1 i" Bowen“ ' ‘ ' - - -- 115 I'll. 0‘Rouke was able to ittti-rcs" H1111‘ "d3" 1H Nliiillsflli Silllfll“? ‘"11" wont. tittirs. ‘tin. titnai- \\t-|| .\o\| 1H1." K’- (11l1(1_\\£1-1-ll'¢‘. d (Olliltnl dcvtiiixil to the tntcrggrg of the health v knwlglgfiéltalfu only three prospects that he ita( 50X l l t J l VFHNI‘IR|II.IHI'II“II\I\Q llliliiylllii" ipqknk-ill" of chtldrctt, ctc. "1 ' 1* c- 1.15 "k1 _ ny titcnspraiotts omsou _' .’ _ ~ _- _ . . , ,, H. Dottccttc . 111 surchetf‘ ihreiismit “g lip w-ittw- ‘"11’ 1111"" ""“’"“‘“°‘1 “B” 111"“ iffiii "l'.'.'“'.i“.hi"i id's? M“ '11.“? "ii , A“ the“ “r” 5W9" "“1""""‘11’"‘ T,” G"“’d'“" "1 1441M" ‘i -. r , '. ‘ "' .. . v .-,\"'- -., ._,_ _~ A..» . ~ . , __AND REPE I 111111» Uiluwlti. . 19.» 220 146 Mam-um age g2, s"; (he, tin-W. ,,,,.t d tot all timi. but. though lit-it lt pin ll ‘till’. (11.1 lottii ship 1° 115 153M741 11H“ of 4n Ordlmll)’ "eiwpoper and fit a COSI t0 NT NG AT LHSURE‘ _"' "_“—‘ 217 hounds: lsnc intzletott 24 ~=i~ Ill" =1 1l1<""1.\’- 11<‘1l’1"“-‘1 1111111?" l“ “H” Wm!‘ p" 1"" “d” ‘ht’ pltblisltcrs fir itt ~ ‘* ' i l ' ~ - ‘ ' ' The hasty anti t H1 "at .. k 1:11 n29 m ,-..,., m... m“, 21v, ‘,,.,.,,,.',,. ',,‘.,,' ‘ans still ()iI his ftéPt 1min; ltv m- CHARLES s ‘,§‘,}"‘,',‘““ ,',‘,“ ",',‘,‘,‘;.,,‘,,‘,‘.‘,! ‘ ' ‘ ““‘5* " 1" “"41 “‘1’-“°"l’“°"5 Femivfii- on 0 e uenosc s ipper in leaving the ground Total 207i. , . ' . ‘ . ',l i . ' ,' f .| ' " ».

m" he had concluded m h- ow g. f m. th t _ H _ H ' A Basil lnce. 20 six ieet two and 1* 111"»! 1" £1511 1b" - ‘V1911 '1 0W‘ PORTER, inc. that _ \Vl' |:',l\tt5 ‘u

and before he had learnedlihe an: IdstfaliSllg: ofathtejidggeigoaztigearsaitee 4021111522151) Donut!“ mddL high ha" and 235 pounds’ we” cmm" “mu hurling mm the ring "m" mg 125 we" 27th iii-liihm.

himself declares: "The act of a fisherman rather than a ysportsman." Nuxt till-Hit) tottlght hctivi-ett Post m] by O'Rourke and pm mm tram -0~r“ur' Tm“ token of (lefflat C111“? 5t" N°w Ywk '“"1‘"‘*‘ “m” """“‘y' ' i! To interpret the above statement, it looks as though Walters tries to Offltff‘. and C N It Frcigltters mg m the Mnlvem camp‘ nu‘ b“ 31 Silicundg “f the flu“ '537‘ll'3'“ll“vk“' ' w» "W," himse", by meanmg ma‘ the race was emirely between "Sher ' ' ' - It wit] take ‘tn-er, months m cft. after Joltnson had withstood , ~

men and their schooners. with no body else in the wide. wid- world ‘Mug the three candidates Hump i “ullnnc l iyiltnlirhllg l for Eleven

interested in the outcome. ‘ih o I i ' t I ' t A ' » CITY LEAGUE BOWLING lltetevhnlcnl some» uric-lining and '°‘""*'“"‘ i‘ 1"“ “i m‘ gm“ “’“'" "4 o w i

act. ll that he allowed his owne Perisyongilgselivfg: ltlijzgtothengzftiteiraiif ’“——“ 11'9"‘ m’ a Lomlo“ Wm“ "lmy 11"“ “Hue m!‘ 90mm‘! m the m“ runmh r‘.. ‘.“.H‘.“..' O. A

him and torqot the honor and Prentice attached to this Great event and ABATTOIRS 11- " 1! W111 Peillllrc the Hrcflt W81 ,‘I°lms°".“ gammws“ and “ggnfi i

Wilt now is he realizing that our Great Dominion has to bl! conslder- i. w. Ilopkltts .. 147 199 194-510 oi’ sameness to tn-ove them." ilvrmri“ “Y” 1"“ °"1Y "Wi-“i- 11° .

til before personal feelings or petty lealnusiea P. B. (lonrnd 20g 135 157__5,~,n Considering the fact. that st‘ 1l°wet1 m’ “£99111” 1mm“ W111i“ c e

. ' (a u MOM,“ 125 99 ,24_348 "Hun, money awnm, the t-unknnwn» EVGI‘, whilu Renault. fighting coolly o . UNDER HEAVY EXPENSE p_ Down _ , _ _ _ __ 146 173 g35__554 who 1,, m mm", along m“, w,“ u“. zlltl shooting most of his blows (t. n‘. Sample 123 194 139—45ilwrhamulotishlti from Dempsey m“ “"111” "W" “m1 ‘mall’ ‘w’ ‘ The annua, mun" of ‘he Ab’ we, t . . _- Jnmpm youngster“ Wm]. U", pracy. hail his opponent harcly q g t: Ama cur Athletic Association . . Willhq Mid |,~, (he Bu"; o; Trade Rooms Thursday evening’ Ne“ 8_ Totals ‘Hit 850 8-1!) tihysicttl qualifications to future“, tnnKlni-t on tn the ninth li-fll-ll itnii

commencing at 8 o'clock sharp. As there is a great deal of business

BlllllllNli

L. OF C. BOWLING

Hunting Dempsey Opponent Abroad

l t i

Last nigltt on the L. oi‘ (‘. Alleys NEW "GRK- Mw- 6T1.“ ,1,“ M] COIIIQFH bu“, ,1“. Do,,cmte|()'ll0lll'k(3, \\‘0ll-iill()\\'i1 traintr and Bros. by 218 pins in thrcc straighflmtttitgoi- and connected not long heats.

Scores an follows; Sporting Club, set out some time

ago with the defunct. international

'lelii.

serious, and ‘hc fitll 9t) tninutes.

.~\s tlw final whistle blew Fritn "is ilicil.

A doctor who arrivcil shortly at‘ tctwva-rtls exprcsscil the vie-w tha

olar tilextts. Francis would not have boon ltat

itruck llllféXilfltllviily.

Jack Renault May Be in Line For

Total 2448. themselves in the big chance that

1° in transacted a full attendance is requested.

DAVIS d. FRASER O'Rourke was willing totaka with

1". Howatt . . . . ., 145 160 169-474 tin-m, ABEGWEIT ANNUAL MEETING. 1- O'Brien -- 191'» 195 131-521 AIYDBTPHNY British exports have The tans are now locking forward to the two big games next Satur E" Hmhmd " ' " 195 162 140-497 m" "Om" l0 1116 0011011181011. reach- dl! Ind Mondly- when Dalhousla will lock horns with the St. Dunstan’: P‘ MCGME“ 140 178 2:)‘g_'96 e11 1mm a 30°11 11111113’ YER" H!" ""1 “Wflwelh respectively. The local line-ups are confident of giving J" 01111331111" 127 147 LZTMG \v1lB1t UH‘- mflll (limit for the "white I 0W6 account of themselves when they meet this hefty aggregation ‘ over the week-end and one of the toughest football games ever wit- ¥ggmsz4a4 802 792 S40 6TB B"! 1J0"! mid not made.

nemd here i: sure to recult.

WEEK-END FOOTBALL P" l‘ "my be mentioned that the Dalhouslans in making the trip to "u"? Edward Inland will be under heavy expense, considering the u" =1‘ 0t players (not ten than eighteen) which it is necessary to ' "y. the long jump from Halifax to here and last but not least-this "l" In order to fulfil its Saturday afternoon. They will be here over K0 the Abbie: on Monday. k home until the following Tuesday nlght- rnc five day: to complete. The reason for mentioning at

amt" for the game with O vllltors won't arrive has "Pin. taking 1,, an,

Six Day Bicyble

engagements will have to leave on Friday‘ CHICAGO. Nfiv- 55--—1‘3I‘lI€9l "HY"

This means that oi‘ Chicago, won the six-day bi

cattse the former champion never did show the instincts of n

Event Concluded

ckler and Curl Stockholm, both therefore was neither born cycle matlc one.

closed The exploring ivork now beint

t nor " e at the Coliseum which

born ilnngerotm ring man, possibly a for- flghter‘ I, mmm be advance‘, m‘ a tnidablc (‘lllllliplflllhllllp conti-tider. cmuner argument H,” that w", Johnson's fliurles kept him on the an, nevm. was a gram "gm" “m, defensive (luring the early pa:

eitost tcliint: blows evcn tin-it. tie

‘ottrtectith rounds, as wcll as the 11st. At the end, Renault shin-well tnly slight marks of battle. whilc Johnson with botlt eyes (|lil(‘0l(.'l't-1(l ind cut, blood streaming front his toss ztiu front deep gushes in his ips and chin lnrched to his COFIIIBI‘

- 1,0,9" w ‘ _ 1 sorry yet heroic spectacle. And

I as on that chmnplon “Sh; the crowd its sympathies with the might he argued that Jess Willard ymmg weflemer‘ “a” m‘ hmgm‘ was tunile and not. born with the c qualifications of a champion be- vlctmy"

heer to thi- vanquished, not the

Renault proved himself a crafty

t of he flgh.‘ tbouglt he shot hctttc the

lwuys soi-ttn-rl ihc titastet‘ oi‘ thi-

Nobody thought the mishap was

the game i-otttinueil

he‘ ball had struck the man on the

ncd btit for the fact that ht‘ was

0-00-0000 o-o-o-owwo-Q

3

A Wise Old Trapper

N the Stutii? ttmo tltori- li\i l]

u bunch of boys who had this

i trapping bnsitti-ss ilmvn to -\ ' Isvit-Ilvl‘.

l 'l‘lti»_v ouch si-nl l‘itr ril‘|llll'ltlt‘ pti- i- - lists cvvty _\'l'tll' and tin-n svnt nli l tlii-ir furs to tlii- lii-usi- |-'.i\iIl;.1 iii

best itni-ltitiotis. .\t‘ti-t' llvi- yi-itrs

they (lt't'l(|t‘d tint-y wort-nu s.» tlri-ttih

fully \\'i.~lt' bccziusi- th v didn't ‘lil\i' r enoitgit prntlts to Illtllil’ thi-ir i-fitttis

worth \\'iiili-.

Unv- ri:i_v lht‘ uni-t Toni .\lc.\|illun

ilrivlnc u m-w r211‘ in town. Tom said hi~ maili- the price ot‘ his swvll ontlit sltippittu polls. lit‘ tolil how ht- gut \\-i.-~ in thosc futiity yirii-i-s 1nd found it was bcttct‘ \ti rival \vit t "has. I'm-ti i-ransc lti- alwuvs iinoiv itt ail i-v jitst what iti- \\'it.~1 sttri- til‘ i iiittu. lir-

lmrtt-r Ilt*\'4-l' ll i-rcrl 5:‘. for t

3. llaily News Pictures from the British and Colonial Press. 4. Wet-lily Picture Pagc giving iltc latest illustrations of Current 1‘:V(‘lll.\‘. y '~ 5. Agriculittral Articles by qualified paid contributors. G. “that liody of Yours," Dr. Barton's great Daily Health Talks. 7. Xotcs Hy lltc \_\'a_y. a daily review and criticism of Current livcnts. S. ;\ Populitt" Serial Story in daily ittstalments. Scicntiiic Sittings, a >'_\'ll0psi5 of the Latest Discoveries, In- vctttioits and Scientific lfitcte. to. Stutilay- School l.c.~+0tt cxtilaittctl. l1". l\‘cil Cross llcrtlilt Hints. 1.’. School and llottzc Wei-lily Scrvirc.