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FAG-E FOURTEEN _> SPECIAL WEEK END SHOW WITH ORCHESTRA

Prince Edward To-day

HIE STAR OF“SWI:IET ROSIE OTIRADY" IN ANOTHER DELIGIITI-‘UL PICTURIZAIWON 0F A POPULAR ' BALLAD.

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LAST TIMES‘ TODAY AT 3.15, 1 & s45

A compelling drama oi’ the race track staged nn the rolls in; vistas of the sage. The thrills of Saratoga in the old- tlme glamor of the West.

I . if - .1 , l i..\il(;ii'i‘i:r: AND liE.\lt'l‘.-t(;lll:.‘, HUMOR. AND PATHOS- AND \'(1l"l‘iII-‘L'!. LUVE—YOL“LL FIND THEM ALL

I\' THIS APPEALINGLY IIUAIAN TALE.

Last Chapter of ' “MELTING MILLIONS"

"LOVE ‘EM AND WEEP" Comedy

1 Smithis Candy Shop — Fox Varieties

THE CHARLOTTETOW N GUARDIAN

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i FOOTBALL I

This good old game has had a {hard luck streak this season, that is l as far as weather conditions were ‘concerned. At the beginning of the Eseason the prospectsqooked bright and it was confidently expected that lit would come back with a bang, but ‘lthe weather changed and the old ,pigskin was forced out for a long period and then it seemed harder {than ever to get the boys to take

lson. i However Saint Dunstaifs and lPrince of Wales- kept hammering {along and took the advantage ‘whenever possible with the result {that their last encounter showed a marked improvement over the first. but the P. W. C. boys had the extra ;punch that pulled them out on top ilntercollegiate championship. ‘ This was somewhat of a surprise both to the Saint Dunstarrs squad and to themselves, as their team

material to the game, but under the skillful coaching of Prof. W. J. Mc- Donald and the determination of the players to make good. coupled

MATINEE-Ifir, 261'. NIGIIT-Ific, 26c, 370.

‘World Famous Ballad Provides Basis 0f Fine Film Romance

SONG OF TWO CENTURIES AGO SERVES AS INSPIRATION FOR PICTURE COMING T0 SCREEN IN MODERN SETTING.

Delightful Comedy-Romance of a $20 a Week ’Ph0ne Girl in a $40 a Day Hotel

PRINCE EDWARD

PRiNQE EDWARD MONDAY

Laughter and Fun-j Pathos and Tears;-

lvui Sweep V, you ' l

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

Using a popular ballad as the ba- sis of a screen tale proved so suc- cessful in the case of "Sweet Rosie ,O’Grady." one of the outstanding productions presented by Columbia Pictures last season. that this coin- pany has taken the title of another well-known song for one of its feat- ures of the current season-"Sally ,ln Our Alley” now at the Prince lEdward Theatre. The words and music of “Sally in ‘OUT Alley" are known everywhere. Thc original “Sally.” in the poem .written by Henry Carey. a promin- ‘ent English author. teacher, poet, and musician. about 200 years ago,

assume” . a [k A ‘Iiirat notional. _ _.

sweetheart, of a shoeinakers opq

orphan at her mother's death, shcl is adopted by three kindly foster-l fathers. a Scotch ‘mercchant.

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POPULAR llNE;

THOMSON SCORES GREAT SUC- CESS. I

/\ HAPPY PICTURE U!" Li lNl) ROMANCE WITH .\ (TART U.‘ DRAMATIC FUN MAKER-S.

mqglllly" horse. Silver King. broezed across

‘i "' ll. ' “ h‘ H I l m w, tho Strand

31mm of Rev. J.

plumber lad. When Sally Ls left an _‘

with that spirit of never say die. they showed the way to their old rivals the Saint second team. To the P. W. C. boys we extend congratu-l lations on their splendid achieve- merit as thc result of hard work‘ well done.

The Saints second team men all worked hard and gave their all to, bring their college out on top. but‘ their failure to do so we hope will» only spur them on to making great-| er endeavours for next season in which we wish ’em luck.

Mount Allison and Abegweits this week staged what might be trulyl termed a hectic battle on the Abcg-| ,weit field which owing to heavy rainl was anything but fit for bringing- out the finer points of the game. but both squads fought a hard fight when again hard work and the con- sistency of team play showed its: ‘part to great advantage for thel ,Mount A. Boys. L l , The Abegwelts. while playing a’ lhard game. fighting against the; odds of lack of practice all the way! put up o. stellar brand of ball for a team that did not have one practice together this fall. it showed the boys for one thing that practice ‘makes perfect and the Mount AA

was a simple English _ma.iden. theiwel-e nearly all that,

Today the Saints and Abegvrcit

111v Sfllllficlash in their second game for thc.

I strong favorite to take the second

Listen in at (‘ollecifs switchboard prenll¢e_ she lived in

at thc 11111-11" 11MB 111* e1" 11115!’ NEWS hollzhborhood as her lover. and tlliril‘ Provincial title at the Abbie grounds as a hula dancer's . . Buzzing REvmw simple courtship is featured in the the Saints won the first and are with lliriations-dates-qomanccs ! ' 5mm

Get the Lowdown on the Illgh- ORCHESTRA 1n Columbia-S adaptation of this unless the Abbies

Hatters — and =11! 81111111 01 111° Usual Hours and Mid— ballad. "Sally" is a joyous little Ir-‘gyeatly from their

cloverost vomolly-romallco Colloflfs Week Prices. ish maid. who lives in a tenenientlvlounl Allison,

ever played! alley. Her sweetheart is a young’

Miles Comes Back

John Miles formerly of Sydney l1 Mines and now of Hamilton, Jewish pawnbrokor- and an Itallaryoopw back to Nova Scotia this wee 169111811- A Wealthy 1111111» 1180911185 ill-and staged a. real come buck. Many terested in Sally and she IS taken fqllowpfs of the away 110111 11911111111911911110115 1119111115 wcrc of the opinion that Miles to her aunt's luxurious home. How would “eye,- again bfgasf, the mpg she discovers that wealth is not they; “rillllcf 0pm- a full marathon - roost important factor 1n her hlp-lcoursc. but in this they were wrongl P111555 131011117195 $119 111111911111 T01‘ 1119 Miles not only breasted the tape a l“ ‘ m, m. wonder events that brine the ending of the-winner by a wide margin, but nn-, l "H1 T""“-‘“111 l‘ ‘ b P131111‘? po-Irvlrllol to tglotdof lhetsfltlgci-ishcd with a great sprint and was:

Fey 85011. W 0 61110115 1'8 a rentl iitc fresh n 1 0n- 111““11'° “°"°°“ 1°“ her particular until-ado for East lyPpaabout snrilolch minute: 50,522 his‘ “"1 h“ "1" 1111"" 1" =1“ W111i‘ 1"“ - 1926 m thcllhnt those lwo lcuins ilil\’(‘ plant-d‘

l-the same interest they were show-- ling in the earlier stages of the sca-

and won for them the Intermediate‘

was made up of practically all new ,

have benefited hook up with

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long trail grind

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Potatoes are unsurpassed

They are unexcelled for flavour and keeping qualities-

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Your dealer sells BI G BEN by the ' plug and by the Vacuum (air-tight) Tin

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Nova Scotia Tech. Are Champions 0f Eastern Section

HALIFAX. .\'. . Nor, lll.~'l‘lil\ Nova SUUlltl ’l‘e.inlr.:il (fnllcgo m1 ‘day wmi tho championship oi‘ the

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oasloru sictiuu of thc Aizirilimc. Julercollciziato Fooiliull League. 1 when they (lefcatcd St. Francis Xavier Colin-go. three lo nothing.

Tho game was played on n firlld covered with snow from lnlst nighlie k’ storm and nccurulo liuiulliiil: of llis hall was almost impossible.

The li‘(’|llll4‘ilI laollogv soured their iry iii flic sci-mid liulf. wlivu their three quill-tors l'i7lll|)Illi‘iI nico- l\' to have tho wing uiun no ovllr‘. in the ('0l‘ill'l‘.

The try ivus uni couvvflvll.

The 'l‘ol'liiiil~ul ("ullugn will llmr play thc University ol‘ Now llrui wick for lli» AL-iriiimo liilv, Tli

li:ii".!l-ll , ‘ . h. P _ _ g juud‘ .\l|-.<. iiurllvli. 0i‘ Bermuda. hul 111K11ll'l0i!liilt.llllg'itilfiltlltl‘ on ‘$011 Side-Uptown portrayals in “Sweet time made in April , I “N >_.1'.- lwi-iiicrl_lx hi‘ Aiulivrsl. was (shown 1111?"? 111110112111‘iilléngiglgéltugpgéeal Rosie OGracly, is" starred in thelgosloyl MgfflflunL Mlles is keeping 111 111v 11111111 3118' n] ("uplzliil 1.1’ lill! Mount Allison Uui- v1 S 1" l“ y.“ u 1111119 7°19 01 5311!?» ‘to the long route. letting the short-l \' fmilliull iozfui ncx: your. ‘ll ‘M151- T11°111M111 ‘validers *1" ‘e 310118-1171 1111811. W110 W115 10fll1¢d,er distance alone and in this we

nmmun.“ o,- mis bcutcu path iii this latest of hie l0 Columbia by

LIJPINO LANE cmiianr l"

:1 lil villi)‘. ol‘ llil‘ . u|uud nu Wednesday oven- IiiI.l‘iIl‘|.[ is u consistently good ' r and Iill‘ vliziil-e 0i’ the ieulii

.-. uui\'.rs:ill_\‘ popular one. Th [Iitllillil sr-usou for the Vars- Iiy uqllilli ivns practically brought ~ this urchin: when thr-

his splendid performance in nu ly cpmmendable performance in the. uulqnc story wins his way chor- part, plays opposite Miss Mason as‘ acicrlsiically into lho Iienrts of his her plumber sweetheart. enthusiastic runs. “Silvc r Comes Included in the supporting cast of; Through" possesses a

The

lill‘ pint-sis of l)r. Bigo-

io the nth ilcgrol: Ivy llio

' 'tz~l;'l' ll'i‘l1‘- . . . l, l,“|',,,',',:]:;":T1,l,"Lmlifhl DCl‘l(1l‘Illilll('.1‘ oi llic popular Wcst- as the trio of foster-fathers; Kath- ‘ ' l ll-uiw- fur Illfl homo iu lluli- H" Sum “mm by M"

liorso, and ii has lovc theme of u most. wholesome 9-1111 H5113’ C1001!“- typo. suitor. Walter Lang directed.

Edna iliurpliy. who playg the lladiug feminine role. is

iduy m‘ Sulurdzrv.

inn-res! is now conlcrml around fmlliiull. 'l‘lu- first gami- of lhid mrivsl wan plziyod (his nit- l-ruoou on llic l-ollllgc: campus. 1I1‘l| llil- lri-slnnnu defeated the Acndvnrv llillll by .| 1i in 6 score.

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Presents Their

‘lnuuzil Armistice Play

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Prince Edward

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though il. is her first

Thomson. And thc remainder

llle (inst including William Couri- day afternoon and ovonlnc. ism-i

_ u Pflflilllolllli» Fa- think hc has solved the problem of rll-ilrrllll; lllollllvfl 101‘ F110 5111191‘ mous Lasky for the Juvenile lead in “gall, Coming l0 the [om over the‘ (Yomcs Tliijtiuizli" und by virtue of "The Blood slqlp" and gave a blah. 1cm’, distance roum

BOXING

Sill 8 ti b ' DCI f l; .- liberal "Sally in Our Alley" are such welfago he. cllifiliaigyffi“ btlaeeildflii-l.§3§f.§',\§,‘., m“. km“. i_ ,_. _k,_ l 1.. quota of ilirill mute-rial developed known names as Alec. B. Francis. Kenna‘ and Runcom “"310 has bcellgs(aél"l(‘y' ., mxmg 113%,“? “'11; ‘H01

vital Paul Panzer and William H. Strauss lmle doing of " ‘ "1' ' "

local

na is some game slugger with

‘there has been quite a ilriliifriiisitilatlod‘Whgrm. Mn?“ m“ 5"]""1"""I wondnr lyn Williams. as the vrcalthy aunt: day ll; was 33am renewed when llilfmml MHK m m“ hmm‘ "mmL 11 “"‘11'11°1111°'1 71°11'51"“? mm“? "5 51111313 1110111191‘ Lbecame known that McKcnnn, iho bui

Vic Foley Is Victor l Over Kewpie Eckland , lillJl.Lli\‘(lllAi\‘l>. IVuslL, Nut’. ll.

‘-— Vii‘ Frill-y, of Vliiirnilrl-r, 1;, (‘Hi liuiiiuiiilvi-llzlil champion m‘:

It may be o little curly yet to jspcak of hockey hcrc. and yct is ii. a there is the conditioning oi‘ thc players to consider and from thc

Devos’ boxing ability must have time they are ablc to don the blad-

es until the first games arc cnllcd this essential

We would say this is the time for

Mlldllloltat that it must have been someit will have all thc morctlmcforciwo! p and no mistake. McKcu-ilt will leave all _tlic morn iimc {U131 1'15- W” 1319911118 1110118 Strong and other important ports of thc grime:

So let's. not

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Armistice Day

~ rirzhl as lllisa Murphys headstrong wild t ttack. Theatre {anchor Illiillel‘, u-hoscm love m,- LIKIYIIZIVIYO§SQIQKISO1ISYélLljlAtwOald b‘: ca a

_ _ , a H iorsiesi near y proves a undoinw, ' '_ ma c or ie en of the very best’ for MCKUP fiovlmlnh“ 21M. A F?!“ HALIFAX. Nov. lL-Quotationfi aim’)? wood‘? n“ we ‘imenacev’ an?‘ Imllrliori; .Y',§"°"”..‘"““‘ Hue now 1111's 11101-10 15 "Fight a boxer and leaves little time for lnder thc lu>iinz11'-‘1""1 Ii1l‘l1l.\'Ill‘d liy Johnston and Ward, 1 1111111110 lirundaglr. is splendid ‘c 1' “shy C"11“1“"1 °1 14°" BOX a fighter." it would seem fromipart of the training PHI-refill!!! 01 111a‘ 11111101 Mcmhcrrl oi ihc Montreal Stock "1“"‘“‘"< i‘;\"l1‘1e1‘"}l m!“ 11111131191111!’ flll-‘lllfellthis that Devos got in ahead oni ' Lieutenant (‘ovcrnor Iinartz Excllfl} ‘yo; Briefly, the story Pcouulg Th . 0111i’. 0f tle Wlllnel‘ 0i next MOW-lthe mott d bo d fi ht '~ .

“Sonny i1.‘ :1 sequel in V‘ son's adventures as ii rider of 21118 gay lillzhfs match at l ‘ ° an X9 a g er, but this part of tho progiam and ilu-n "Buddies? Now York Exchange (111119 1111181111 who champions his M21139 Giigdéim 11P1WIIPI1 Hilurlolittle scra

"Sonny" is a m“, o; yuuu,‘ Ammfipa“ Cm C0 69‘ i:l:).‘l.‘i'-.Cf)‘llllll‘_\' racc. ‘in an effort lo m“ £9111- ° Y\Dl\ill. and Andy Div-

"Snnny" is by the author of Am c1“ ‘ma Fdi - - - - - - ~» mo» Silver King. in a thrilling rfieumuew o-rk. removlns rem a“ by the k_o_ routcwwhen the ice forms. “Buddiesfl Am' 5;“ l‘, and Rkm‘ no “‘°"“"°°1111!1‘y racv. in an effort to “m” I rye ar'm'g'"“°m“ "1 C°11a'|1m111 11° m" DeV°5~ P05811115’ his lit-lhave it too late.

"SonnyY. is beins staked by Am‘ 80:11‘ Co 3' ° - 23% w,ln luv hand of the woman he flunheit? 4111x511 of his somewhat syll- 1J6 191111101111? Bet back will do hi i Director of "Buddies." A -_ J10 ‘ll-M ~53 - ' V - » - ~ 48 loves and al the same time to m" n 1° 110111111 crown were nn- more good than harm.

“Nuns 55p," Pawn .011 m‘ 0' " :1 “M.” 1"" 111111191‘ from financial 1 Ce‘ m" Nfadhm" Square Gard- ’ can. Pfltllll, Co. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 193.. rum The awry move,‘ freely $111 W119i? thc match is lo lie hell’ HOCKEY .,_ ._. .. _ , . . _ . . l-

PRKLS 00c. r-ii and sum NY. Con. and Hud. Riv. RR. 1621-.- lln-ougl, m, pwtureeque western he dale has not yo! been decided. '

fcoh. (his Co. my» . . . . . . . .. 114

lliud. Motor Car Co. .. 661.. umlusmmni “"11 ""1111 11D to a tre-

mendously appealing climax to tho.

W111 Rive the Saints an uneasy glmel

’ " """".‘ -'*“"""'_' International Paper Co. 68 .. - 0f it this aftem _ N...‘.“""”” o 1“"‘1'“M1°1‘31 7°1"°1°“"‘ 33"‘ 32:12:?as“:iiiiiiingodpiizorleki-iurprmmg The mm‘ “ffgn have practically‘ 071A Pitt-WY fidfirg; y--- :26 The idol chapter of "WW-felling §§§sf§n§e11n~= "P 11s in lhelr prev- “ ‘oto otomuo SouthcrmPacific (i0. ' _ 119 t ‘unnorm- k911i the serial fans key- '

‘l; ed up until ilie final fade out. The .\|

'l‘hls grand old and exciting iio-i tional pastime game is Just around‘ the comer. in fact the Pro. League will get going next week on Tues-i

day night. Nov. 15th

lcricans. Rangers at Toronto. Chi-

’ Monti-cal Stock Exchange I

FUIITBAII

371:, by 6 to 0 and the Abbies will have

Asbestos Com. New 931; to take today's game to be in the '-

Asbcstos Pfd. New

OLD MAN WINTER

IS Bronipton . . . . . . . . .. 56"; 11111111118- ‘ Spanish River ‘Pfd. 14g‘; Should the Saints win they will ,,A Shawinigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 82:. 21:11:; piaoglaslnyndbeciczméd ‘tihgeskirlailig w p. ‘ , _ a/mxs likely be laid aside for another year. ‘h “:3” "w 0°“ “°' “I'd b’ 1'" lshould the Abbie-s hold them to a .,,. PTICC $1.00 Bank l-‘toyal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 309 idraw. another game at least will P110110 Ill VMIIY- Wheat-Nova. 1301.; Dec. 127%; be necessary. Can the Abbies do it? . May, 1311... Some say no. and yet the Abbie: p‘ W- D. & (J 0 Chicago closed. ‘have mmo through before and l! =" PIONI 116 '"—-“‘*>-~~~ they can furnkh the some brand of

Llnlmont for cnrnchu. ball l3 they did nglihlt Mt. A. m” ~

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‘Union Pacific Ry. . . . . . . .. . 19081. “averaged comedy mused coup Insur- Llnlmont for u-uly uculll- '08!“ at Boston. Detroit at Pitts». U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. .. 79 munlcutlonq but w,“ be Show" w

Westinghouse Electric . . . . . . B3 ‘ ' i‘ » _ .

U“ W l: Ans sum ‘ ‘ _ ‘ ‘ I V I H 135,, day at all shows, . .,

The ffrench Remedy Company

One of Our Series of Remarkable

Abitibi . . . . . . . . . . . . . I32".-

Brazillan Traction . . 1957;» ,

Howard Smith .. '10 l Preparations

Laurcntlde Pulp . l0‘1'-5Ab:1115l€1114l1'1l0gl;1 3.30 at the EYE AND EAR P0

Montreal Power 90 8W8 groun e Saints and

Naglona] Breweries _ log gbllliies will rmeetthin the second foot- . Spanlsh Rlvgr 131 a game or e Island title. the ' . . ' '

Winnipeg Electric . 57 Saints have already won the first 1.8 aspeclflc

EAR MITES

It destroys these parasites immediately it comes In con- tact with than and at the some time exerts a healing effect on the inflamed ‘issues resulting from the ~actlon of the

_Per Vial

CENTRAL

El DEUG STORE

Amalia-Ina maintain ibi- ri-im some Island

lloiriiuuoil flruui ll;l';(‘ uiupl

,dcspatchl ridcr going uvcr n road that thc enemy had just vucntcci saw. ahead of him a motor clrlc ll"-

Wilh M0111.- ‘rcal at Ottawa‘ Canadians M Amdmi! in the ditch and a fciv thin

‘lprops sticking out of tho grass near- by- As he neared the spot tiie PTIFDS P1011011 to be limbs and bo- twccn them was lying the body, of Ned Koxning with a smile on his “m” and 1115 Glassy eyes looking I through thc trees to l-ieavcn. Thc .» hundreds of thousands of llttlc l wooden crosses over there bear sil- _l ent testimony ton similar sacrifice. W111“, 101‘ that immolatlon o! your!!! manhood whose broken and I bleeding bodies were left lying where they, fell or gathered up to be restored to permanent invnllds. As Edith Oavill said. "Patriotism is not enough." The partial peace we havegained is not a sufficient atonement. It is all in vain unless it tends..to the establishment of something permanent-in vain un- less we catch their spirit. unless we bring the loyalty and devotion which they brought to duty and put 11- 119M0- tlw lhoreulninof armn- lllllill t4’ mike author war possible .111“ toe qr that One Who but out ,of

qiolcon suroly speak as a veteran lFrom thc Island of St. Helena we ihcai- his message to the world: “I ‘filll convinced oi the utter inability of brute force to accomplish any- ‘thing durable.“

‘ _ _ gh. Some of thc Pro.‘ icnuisi‘ a5 1‘ “canny,giillllvlglxliélgfesmulgéeljvlféght‘clags h; have already clashed in exhibition‘ 1110111111 01d Heldolborc an oxcol- of the decision at Halifax i?’pfifioili§‘%.1.3'i‘iiilidil?“liiiyi"fi.i“§iliiliiii f p .. . l ‘ l _ x v i ‘ __ m 1""? 111111 511111-11? Devos of Belgium and middleweight: lvillbe frozen over and ilicn for the uOLlI at decided advantage lu this, Candy Shop a wry laushablc olo champion of Europe. the fight ac- first flood on the Arena opposite 111119 15011111113195 111115 11119 508C181 ‘W611 count gave it as a fierce battle and] ‘ ' of 911d P10811111 W111<=11 l5 TUNE-led 1°"well. we can believe this as McKen-

1 l, r. lrioifiq yicfpry; ." pupa t. l. iMireliu-ilrthric city I

light have it more abundantly." As Viscount Grey is reported to

have said. “Now is the moment iho| lworlcl must learn or perish."

Na-l‘ had the right to 0i many wars.

I am not advocat- ing thc view of extreme pacifist but I am one. with many others that share thc belief that if \vc cherish ideas of war for thc future as we have in the past, ivhich made the lust war possible. nothing: can avail us but the extinction 01' our civiliz- zilion.