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prevent steadiness and precision in line.

lutely obey orders as to formation

12. All movements of classes should be by MARCHING. not by running. Teachers must not hurry pupils, but must use every effort to excitement and preserve

13. Each school is emptied four

THE censured snail-IAN ’ I

Sporting News

Island Horses To

careless smoker; throws matches. tea when he linn u stamp out any

see.

nds that smoking

times a day (two recess nnd two dismissals) and these dismissals should be conducted in every rea- pect like a lire drill, excepting that thc dismissal signal is used instead

of the ilre drill signal. Rules for Fighting Fires

1. Keep cool nnd act quickly.

lldren as well as e about them.

, Fire Drills

lib! intention of ilre [$79M the panic usual- g an alarm of ﬂre. the different types of . , etion throughout Cun- udt of necessity be blocs] conditions. .should be held at 'th. ‘Is for fires should be y. d of the flrc signal. I _ should cease. Pupils should t“! fl march as directed, boys . l. t

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Tdjohers should follow to be that‘ hild has been left be- eacher gets too far

ll‘ f the line he or she

ble to get back to

r . e stragglers. ~

' lbolild lead, and girls possible separate exits

firs.

tlngulshers wlthln'easy reach.

how to use them.

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tluns in advance.

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3. Have one or more hand ex-

4. Be sure that every one in the house knows where they arc and

Give the alarm promptly by ctiliiﬂi; "Fire"——uniess in a crowd-

6. in a crowded room give the 33$" quietly and keep the people

ﬂ ‘7. Know where tn ﬁnd the nearest “will”?! 00X. and study’ the direc-

is- wa" by U18 brw. if it is oni~ sde oi the burning building so as to direct the ﬁremen when they

9- "You send a telephone alarm call the operator. and say, "i wlgh

REURGANIZATIUN 0F THE f CITY BliiillNil LEAGUE

Race at Sydney On Wednesday

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A well nttcntlctl meeting of tli(-. city league executive took place " last night in the Y. M. C. A. lmflﬂfv‘ when representatives of eiglitclty teams met and rte-organized the City League.

The following tcnms urc eiiteweil. i7 Railway, Y. l\i. C. A. Davis and Fraser, Curvcll llros. Odd Follows. Post Office, Abattoir and Bunkers

The Lcaguc oft‘ _ lly opensi Thursday night at 7 o'clock. when‘ the Y. M. C. A. teams will inc-ct the Railway team.

The League will run in two scr- tions with a post series at the fin- ‘sltast venr's rules and reg"'"'i"'i~' were adopted with a few changes

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lilnthusiastic MSEIHHQEBM at the “Y” last Night-Eight Tea m Leaegue Formed- First Game t0"be Played Thursday Ev-

l. will watch with interest the rac- ing of Coryset the grey gelding formerly owned by l’. S. Brown of this city and now owned by Robt. McGowan of Sydney. Coryset mak- es his first start on the Cape Brot- on Circuit on Wednesday of this week in thc 2.25 Trot und pace. Longsct will also take thc work in the frcc-for-ali this iveck in Capi- Breton.

Dailiousie Football Team t0 Play Here

Arrangements have almost been completed for two guincs of foot- ball with the Dallioiisle team. Tho iii-id grime will he between St. Dun- staifs und Dulhousic, and will take place on Saturday, Nov. 10th, and thc si-contl game will tuke place on "Thanksgiving Duy between the Abcgwoits nnd Dzilhousie. This should he good news to the foot- dill." players. nnd also to the sport fans. it is a number of years since any liiilifax team has played hero, and these games should prove of

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flng is being used more and more. ~

The officers elected for the year are. Honorary President Reg. Atkin . President R. A. Pendieton Vice- Presldent J. A. Bentley, Sec, Dun. McKenzie.

Games will be rolled at the Y. M.- C. A. Alleys at ‘l o'clock on Mun- - (lays, Wednesday's, 'l‘liursdny's and Friday's.

The following is the schedule oi games.

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Criqui and Hebrans In Siashing Bout

PARIS. Oct. Srliugene Crinni met a tartar in his first fight iii Europe since he lost the world's featherweight championship in New York, when young llcnri Hub- rans. Ilelgiziujstziycd the limit of flftccn rounds lust nlglit with the

Nov Nov Nov Nov

Race Horses Burned to Death

(Canadian Press)

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8.-—Four race horses and a colt were burned to (icath when flames destroyed the barn of H. Guy Bedwell at Laurel here today. They were, Foreground llinriorio A. Noble Boh, Kadin and

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Sistellt ab‘ ‘riwell covcried his jaw. which Jnliii-

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llctlwcll is now in (‘niiailii with n string of horscs. He oiicc truinr-il ilfifilflﬂ for J. K. L. Ross.

Frenchman. Iicbrans lost the vcr- (lict 0n points after u. Blil-illlll" slugging fight. in which hotli boys were covcrcd with gore from llic tiiiril rr-iiiiii to thc finish.

Criqiii appi-iircii to have lost much of his former spccd und lilt- iiis zinxicty to kin-i)

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ny Dundee sinnslicil. interfering with his offensive power in (itine-

king. The gale amounted to 2001- 111.

Q. lf Jolin McGraw gets control of the New York Giants will he be the only owner-manager in tllc game? B~ D-R

A. Ho will be the onlY active owner-niantiger. Clark Griffith had the double role before he relinquish- ed thc management of the Senators Tris Snooker has an interest lu the Cleveland Indians and is also 1 manager.

Q. Why is it that Helen Wills (loos not play very much in tllllllllr.»

W. A.D A. liar father is of the opinion ' that the new Anicrican champion :aii plny host by confining licr at , tention to singles.

will go to the benefit of scientific laboratories in France.

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Nat. League Umpires For World Series

NEW YORK. Oct. Srwiniiii A. Hcytllcr. llrcsidi-iii. nt the National ilczigue, ycsti-rtlriy zinuouuccrl tho ippoinliucnt oi‘ lfmplros lltmry O’ lluy and ltnbcrt llzirt‘ as thc re- nrtescntativtns of tliu senior circuit for thc world FiPTlUS. ' They will olficiate with William Evans and ll. F. Nation who have been sclcctcil by thc American league.

Q. Wiint is the record for (loublc plays made in world's series game by onc team? ICAN-

A. Four, made bytlie oston Rod Soxnguliist Brooklyn, Oct. 7. 191B. Q. Wliut was HﬂfVﬂNlhi football i record lust. season. BULLDOG A. Won 7. lost 2.

SETTLING THE SCORE ‘i

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Nilhvl TWlkF-fresh air. s good slsep and an Ni Tablet to make your days better.

Nafuro‘! Remedy (N! Tablets) exerts a beneﬁcial Inﬂuence on iiio digestive and ellminatlvo system-tile Stomach, Liver and Bowcls.

- Tlanigiht-mlg an‘ IR Tami-ﬁts e on s so or llghtfull lurpr or you w. . i

Was it envy that caused the eld- erly spinstcr to criticise so severe» ly the homo and furniture of hcr newly married friend?

Whatever it was. the young wife was getting tired of it.

"Well. anyway," she said pre- sently us slic pointed to a pretty little china clock. "if you don't like my furniture you niiiat surely llkc that?"

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more tliun ordinary interest.

John R. Braden

Tlic Down blast frcwfor-ail [ulcers Wi‘l'('. ilic lop line attraction of :i nneilziy ruce drawing n. hlg crowd. John It llru- den, this Presque isle iron liorsc, look tiiu limits without niiicii trouble, Roy (lrultsn. the Caribou ciitry, ninklng the most of every finish was well hunchedBrii- den’s bcst time was 2.06 3-4. in the first heat, which clipped one and three-quarter track rccord, held hy R. P. Brett. Tlic cold weather and strong wind ivas against first time.

John R. Braden, h h. hy John

ROY (iruttan, h g (Gcrow) .. Jackson, (lruttun, hr s (Bur-

Dan licdgewood. h s (Cam-

orii), 2.07%, 2.09%.

Alfred Kinﬂi br g, by lllily the Rabbit. br g, Miss Simniassi,

Ilulcy Belle, b in (Nel-

ii 2.17%.

l iioncy llian. hl g (Willard) 2'

Northern ilnlio, Ill‘ iii (Puni-

Bill Sharen Appears.

for-nil. the feature event oi‘ llio clus in: (iv-y of thc fuir. Trumpiur lo ll

wlii in the first host in 2.0014, a fiiilvd to show in thc sccon-l nnd

third limit uni! in iliu fourth (iron- liﬁil, to the truck niarli -)i’,:’.().'l 1-4 Alanna. Lon and Putt-r Colt-y iinlsii

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King 110mm (Nevers) 2 2 2 1 1 ton marc, Tuliiieiizi. won thc

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The Tennessee 2 in 8. purse $2.000.

Anna liru(li'iirti'r= (lirl, l) l‘ by The Northern Mun, ’ .

RROPKTON, l\luss.. Oct. $.—- llil Sharen driven by Van ilonimi l-ifltltl iiltc n winner in the litre.‘ Kinney Silk, l) g. '(l‘:iiin) Pniiiicilo, l) 1'. (ilrilsic) - Lulu Forbes. h t‘. ('l‘linmt~) ..

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ilevuzi Dillon. (rli i‘. liy [Jillun Axwortiiy. (Sorriii)

Lord Elicrslio. b c, (Truynor) 3

Guy Bacon. cli c. (Prune) ’

Rose D.. ch f, (Cross)

Miss Liberty Dirt-ct, b f. (llnl- in)

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The Christian AT THE PRINCE EDWARD Wednesday and Thursday

Bonnie Del, b g. (Hinds)

Jenn Axwortiiy, hr lll, (Mc- Donald) 4 ~i 'l‘im(\—»2.0il 1~-i: 2.07: 2.0T l-il. 2.12 pace, 2 In 3, purse 81.000.

ilrniie Fast. b m. by Tramp- fast. (V. Flomlnizh . . . . .. 2 1

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SYRUP PEPS|N ‘Keeps young girls fit

False Modesty Wrecks Health

THE young Indy just assuming the responsibilities of u woman is vcry upt. m be sclfmnstzious of hcr physical functions, und in consequence ncgiccl. them. There is no time. however, wlicn it is more important for her to look nftcr tlicm. icfwimong hcr troubles is constipation, and her shill-ring will in: serious when she gt-ls older if slit: docs not regulate iivr bowels now. Mrs. Char- bonnciiu, 3410 Adnm, Montreal. rccuiniiu-nds Dr. Culdwclfs Laxa- livu S rup Po sin to uil hcr frii-nds, and rs. liicjnry Joyce, Crolon, Ont. says it is thc bcsl. remedy for constipation she over used. ,

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Public Recognizes Merit

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