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qrhe renown; Tqporl oi‘ s foot- been able to have gone on with ' ball game prayed at lhlifarthirty the camels they would most likely years ago between Dalhpusie and have been surrounded the ex- tbs Abegwelts ofTCnar-lottetewn, cited spectators. The struggle was . bud reproduced by the Halifax Rel continued with steal.- iiisor and i _ "_ corder from its file of November "AC9 3m mild‘? WWW!" 1'1""- b!" ' -' 7th‘, 1890, makes interesting read- lhe 81'9"! lesinlillllfind 1119 l"!!! DN-i- lng today. it shows" how the ‘n- "iltiiil "m"- Tlli’ M" ‘"3’ 11°" land boyscould play the game and "ilrkeil "Will 915M Y‘"‘d9-' W33’- tlic enthusiasm and splendid spirit W59" Frail" “if” aasPlem-ud 99;" which prevailed. This account oi‘ 1° Gmhami "bod" mmilhrew t” this thrilling game awakens the McKllimmnanil "wqaue" “fined. question: Do they play the game ""9"" Yard.“ by I buulldhlg 1W3?’ as wellPtoday as they did in those "mm":- me .f°"wa'd3'r1:he ball w“ days and if so what accounts for 35M“ new the 5M1 ‘post’ when iliel lack of interest today? “mars?” 5°‘ l‘ 35m)?“ Mum“ l” Today‘; tooth" game between ‘the other side agninfhut was tack- Dailiousle and Charlottetown Abeg- led n“ ymd“ “"3” “The” L°gan . wens was attended by greater s» advanced the leather a- couple of citement than had been witnessed yards‘ and ‘l mmnel“ m!“ he w“ ' m a “we for some “ma The gmhe across the-line, with P. .McDonald ended without either side gaining ‘m "°!’~.°‘..,l!""' "i" W“ M" ‘he a Donn ball onjthe ground squarely touch- The may m the “wad ha" was ed down and again thesxcltement _ in the centre for a time, but Mc- bmke’ “m” being’ worse’ n ma" Kmnon who w“ pummg In ' w slble. than before, the crowd being

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mar-liable form. kicked down the field and a touch in goal resulted

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The hall was soon in the centre, back’ "but me ha“ had m

vicinity, Patterson kicked to Sul- . .. . livan, who made a splendid punt had not been’ to McKinnon, who was at back. He made a beautiful kick, and one oi‘ rhe- visitors fumbling, Fntlrweather carried it along, and as he was ‘added Hogan mshed it ‘behind’ of Dalhousie was only equally but the hall had’ to back. some distance. _ . _

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before, though not so close to line, and

this was »;bnt ‘the commencement H? yards from ‘he Allen's“! go oi‘ thelexclteinenthDalhousie grad- Lhem‘ wmd’ w‘ a" umpire? "any worked “down. and the“, the Abegwelts: A. Harley tor t splendid ‘work got them within five Damon“: and A‘ McKay ‘lithe-lat

crowd ‘helrushed for the place citeinent, both teams were '-mo

the -piayors'.on~ theclubs were seat- flne tackling of the visitors pro--

vented the score. All this time the crowd kcpt jostling each other about near the players, striving for a place to witness the play.

McKinnon presided. The usual toasts were givenbiamong lliosp re- ‘Mellléli -(vioe chairman). E Salter and A. D. McKay, W._A. Audi’. Mr.‘ _ The students shouted loudly for Patterson, New GlasizownLlVheare. ' ilic club, while many o ftlie spec- Abegweits; W. Wlckwirc, Acadia;

tators cheered on the Abegweiis A'. T. McNeil], W. E. Thompson. among the latter bclnr: the West w. niuiur. Jas. Sedgewiclcbgjohn- Riding learn, who had Just return- stone, J. C. Straw, J. “flpPowei- red fmmdhsir tour. and who shotit- (Recordert) W. McCurrlyufller- cd with great rigor for ilie "Heavy aid), A. T. McNeil] (Charlottetown Weights" as they styled tliern. Examiner) and Mr. Bffilllllltc-(Ilhl- They also did good service in liousie Gazette.) Songs were sung keeping the spectators back oi‘ the by lifessrs. Wheat-c, Salter‘. nnd line. and but for them ll. is very Sedgewlck, with choriises= of the doubtful if the players would hove company

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gone over lightly with neelsfooi oil or a’ prepared leather dressing. After this is absorbed, the surface should be wiped in order to :ivoitl' soiling the clothes of passengers.

Questions of general interest to, motorists will he answered in this column, space perihittlng. if an tin-mediate answer is desired, en- close self-addressed. stamp d en~ velope. Address Albert L. lougli, care of our office.

i llints For The Motorists tContinueitTf-ioi-n page 10)

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requiring expensive alterations of l your present installation. lt is not ' very likely, however, and we fear I that the benefits derived would no,

be commensurate with the outlay i incurred. By tanning up the mat- some of the transmission manufacturers you could find out.

GQUEAKING BRAKES arc.’ F. H. asks:

What causes auto- mobile brakes to squeak before they ire worn out, and‘ what is the remedy? What is the best way to clean leather cushions nnd to keep

and after many s flmm . u t brought back. as both the umpires

c ages m m and re_feree agreed ‘that the hall ‘in the scrimmtlge. The game waxed Just as warm ns

the admiration of the spectators of the determined work

b B‘ m that of the splendid defensive tac- e mug tics-of the visitors. The game end-

menced cheering wfldm and their thoughts the final 15 minutes the players did hum “flhe rushing, but ball had not been more than a doz-

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where the scrimmage was taking thalilphiased Wm) Hie“ deqlsiomh niece. Sand sstbs visitors came Th” “m” "°'°' ' nearer the line. greater grew the i ‘ : i r excitement. Inch by inch the curl °""°"_"° A ""°°"_"°"’. ' legians‘ gainedp-while the Abeg- _ -> D k i ' weits were straining every effort ‘ac. . Shmv n- io keep"them frolmvscoring; Dal- =1’ . i ‘nib >k_ u_ housie almost had" the ball i0 the '-“ r d ' M “ i . Graham Robertson line, while the crowd were almost -- ' i a » b. , .. .. Mcliilniion P. McDonald on top ofythem, and at one time it A B M Don Id was supposed the homéheam had Patterson 1 b '_k' c a scored. Graham coining almost . Qua] er. M s across the line with his man. Such J“ G' was“ Renae“ ’ screaming, such [waving 0i" hats, Bank”: I F r ms Johnston‘: canes, etc., had n. ' b n ; q. o Wu . here at a football Pllljlilflleelilllsilelfl Logan. McNeil]! ‘ ~1w°ntreaLPQ' point had not been made. and af- Fairweauler Moore!

icr a desperate maul which follow- Thomiison l ‘John Alcnonald r__*:i'="" "T __'_'_’_T~::::‘?i;———*:“:;“::; ' ' ' "T; r ' - ~ "' ' ed. percy M¢Douaid gm [he ha“ ‘lldicklntwh , H‘? $020113}: _ ’ 'ion-at'0ite..wa ofa strong Govcrn- tcrcncc. li is frcc from the others and had a $222,221‘. ‘Y’ ' ' c! “£358 O lineal based on sanity nnd umdera- Pstttlilish and in splendid chance to make ggfeiy ' _, ' - -t on ifeatureil the addressed by tho principle ilini the management touch but ramm- man "new ms 332133111 “Ichglgfi: Premier and Minister ufilimmigra- the l‘02ltl Qppongnig to have that irdvautago “CK” “mean ‘ ' Smithuion at tholuncheon in their honor nicni lliltl must tulic in their flavor, dashed for the fleld ‘ ‘ ' hero yesterday afternoon. About bility and that ilic ohl

‘ again, but was downed fire yard; in. [he evening me gamousie B00 mon and’ women ‘were prtsiviit. by government W0lll(l {rpm the p051: Another degpergle Chm entermmed u“, Abeg-weils to —'_"’ "Premier Melglicn declared ilic tlic management. scrimmage ensued. and Patterson a, dinner ut the Queen Hotel. The NEW YOtRK. Nov. lflf-ltflke inattkgsiiicntfof llic (f. N. it. urns ‘The Premier held out no

~ brought the vball along almost l0 company numbered about 40, and O'Dowd, former ~ < middleweight =YP99~"l’i‘°ifl‘~ all Goverliiileiii "ii"-

the other side of the field. but the;

‘boxing champion. outpointed Jeff iSmitli. in s_15-round' match at ltladisoh Square Gardens here to- night. The ‘Judgesdisitgreed and the referee awarded .. the ‘bout; to O‘Dowd." - i < ~' 0'Dowd was. the aggressor vih- neiirly every mund and uscd cf- N‘ c" ' lcctivcly a. punishing right to the ' ' hotly and a left-hook to ‘the face.‘ ' Smith favored-i left hooks and used only an occasional right. -' l... The men appeared to ‘be train-i ml rather fine for the contest, 0‘Dow'd‘s tvcight being announced ill-i 156 pounds and -iSmlth's 156%. ‘Tlle former champions blows seemed to lack their usual power, but li-e carried the fight to

in the tenth Sbiith'_cressrt,l a swift left daimvsifls‘ "'O'Dowd's" right eye. u... ’ . - I ln two fairround contest-s Eddie iiurc, NsW_.Y_ork, middleweight, received the‘ judge's decision over‘ Lew Rowlandsnof Milwaukee, and

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sale is teri times greater

them look," we". Willie Murphy} -stui~en- island, $l . ' thanthgfirgr %f'5bu5i-

"sum"; “the 1min,‘ W63.“ an featherweight. ~won the Judge's. nessxrhisia e that the rivets used to fasten it to decision over Edw. McKenna, of , v k Hi6 grand, rub on thehbrake drum pangnmifl, I ~_']~.' ' remar _ablC trlgute t0 o l. the surface of t e iningbe- J. b __ y chines glared over‘ with dirt, _ ‘ . the W011!) of virusakfnglelikl to .Cut- do; 1 ersinking‘ Inch erlyhetsozurms; ‘he : ' N‘ a‘

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_ d 1' L11 fl .t ' ' t ‘,-§,,',"",o‘ff,’,f,‘f|‘°“}he "Qff m," ,,;§,, f Ten years ago the first packages of KING COLE TEA ‘ lilentrilwei}! WWW W‘ "is were packed and put on the market. The time that i j 6mm; who m ma. dflenme 31" has elapsed since then has been filled with hard work up u this time. income continent , Q and with many difficult situations to be met and over- ‘ and although bothered by. his left‘ ' ’ c‘ come But it I eye, where lie had received a ‘ 7 hard right, wbu the honors in the ‘ 4 1 as been a period of elhi‘ c-‘nd. O'Dowd resumed ,_ ' ,_ tbiiclns lihupmsce in the ninth and guy iunquestlmiflbleisteadi’ earth. aggressor ‘in the‘ remaln- ti‘ r andpersistentprogress. his wands, ' . l. it

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