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Football fans will be delighted to ing strong. the players are showing hear that Mount Allison Football more interest than ever before and squad are coming for games with the fans are once again taking hold the Saint Damian's and Abegweitsiand are enjoying the game more ~on Saturday and Monday. ithis season than ever and no doubt

Mount Allison has a strong team. 0n Saturday and Monday big crowds second to U. N. B. in the Maritimeiwlll be on hand to see the game Provinces, who are to meet iniwhich promises to be the best foot- Moatreal for the Canadian Rugbylball for Charlottetown fans in years. i.itle.

Both the local squads have good‘ material and are showing up well; _ irnd have proven their ability to i This afternoon at 4.30 on the Col- iiiake the best of em step. ilege grounds the Abegweits will

Oii Saturday afternoon tlieinieet for practice and all the team ttlouiit A. will meet Saint Dunstan's ‘s asked to be out for a. work out. on the Abegweit field and on Mon- so this is your chaiice fellows.‘ keep day, Thanksgiving Day they will,thi- idélllf rollinguand geti. in U131 to ‘. with the A weits. ‘give e eat o it‘ vis ors. on‘ y ogiftiltlglil is coinlngebgack and ccni- forget 4.30 this afternoon.

‘Hiieaaiiigi Icijivitié Rcaiiig" Activities

SYRACUSE, N, Y., (iri, Ill. —

. ’ I Toniiny Alurphy. vim-rain (ii-and ‘ ‘Pirvuii ‘tl‘i*.l' and ililitiﬂl‘ of several

, iwirrlihs rm-oiwls on the trottlni-i ||' -\- iii neorn l'il‘illl|llllll inid- "Kirk. has ainioiineeil here ihat. hi! ll udilil-no not» r of (‘iiirulii and hiu "l" lltrlllllllfll’ "*"'""‘ll l" W"""l"l“' i '» . ‘ i I ' . , , . . -. '- i" . -~ii-intirn iir -.iii'. Hum,“ ‘hump, "mums mliwii L, iioni illlVﬁdlill _( | i_) i ll( i.

Abegweit Practice

iiii- l n1.‘ ililti "Vtdlillil on the early "_'_' l‘ iv; lriii. i (lldiiiix-orii‘ lwill ileiiiinl his title ill

‘iiif-‘iii-iiii on l-‘riday night, Nov" , ' . "lliiil'l' iili. against Jack ZUcKi-nnzi. iii~~ hopi- oi‘ ‘the Aiariiimtis, h" lot-l‘; an iii as a, fiddle and has i-nir‘ ti-Oiuiiqvru 0M4 3L __ McGiii THY-Wt 01’ lllilillllil ill“ llllP "Flilill-l‘ Viiivcrsiiy tillilﬁlitili Ilniveritity 0t‘ ‘Whiroiiio In an English rnuhy iirq ‘ "WT!" l-“l l'l"*‘" "m" "is "'0' lure il('i'i‘ yeoieriliiy hy a si-ora of twel- l'lliil‘llt_' Bulge-r ut ilriiniliuller. 3 h, i, \'..Hi,.yii;ii,t'.; gum‘. git/mi the‘ "ll Utlillwl‘ 1'3"" "ll" "ilw "l" Aiontrieal siiuuil the iiiler-i-iillettl‘ iiiliiiilFllVl‘ his lain-rim: oil‘ for lll-“l nti- i‘illllll])l(lilSl|i]t, they having til‘- luitlli- on Nov, -ilh, fi-iiioil Varsity in Aloiiirc-iil last

ltuiivorii looks to lii- about |lii“\i,'i...ii_ r-iih- hulhl as ills opponent, Mo? Kenna, and judging from liolh

“liillliti prove one good littii- oliri Y

llSiil. HH__V<.’—I“ L e a a 0 V e r . - I Canadian Vickers i Grant Bumeii Iltiilii

To Play U. N. B. ‘cheering spectators greeted Owen

HALIFAX. Ocl. iii. -— UVP!‘

QI.\J(J-\"I‘RE‘\L, 9”‘- 31‘ "ﬁmmua" Sawlor, champion walker oi‘ Dart- \ wkw“ rlwlge" "n09" ha“! Gun“ inoiiili on Saturday aheriioon, as "d H?" ﬁght, m Wprlxsw‘! 519mm“! he spnrii-d ili-spiiinitely to the tiliw, ‘l,’ ‘HM “"“"_‘“' m“ l m"“"“"~¥_ "l l\\'i‘i\'(' ini-ils ahead oi‘ (lrant Burn \_"“' _“rm“‘“""k m m“ 3mm!” i-ll, (‘ililillilillil oi‘ Newfoundland, nir- t up iliiiil, to he i‘0!ll@9l_“"_"‘“"’ ‘m 4 i- staging, out‘ oi‘ tho closest and the morning 0t’ Thanksgiving lliiy. hunks‘ mm.“ "vol. “PM ‘Wm. ‘i... l“ ‘l “"4" "Iacrner flu" mam" 5M‘ long eoiirso, to win the annual Hall. “Hm-v aflerlnoo," ‘mkws defeat“! Fax iii-raid and the l‘:\'i*llill[.{ Mail .\liiilll'l‘ill iunglish hy eight points 254mm, Milking ml“,

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ills time awn: HUPUIHIH, ll HUW TPC i

loin» goal and one try) to 4 (one. iu-Hiliiﬁ “mi +5 iii-tpiiwl goal). lllllS“PllllllilD\lll§-1("xiv llll‘: lllllvl‘ fruin play-oil chain-cs. i H was u wmuiiiqill] oxhibilio“ “i: WW {walking on the part. oi‘ both Saw-i l ,lor ainl liuriioll, as well n6 the 15H ‘i(llllt~l‘ t‘()llli)I‘lili)l‘i-i who eonipletcii ihi~ long walk. iilTlltlil not the paci- y Illilfllﬂliiy all the way, with Saw- ____»_. lor dogging his l'()tliSl(‘.i‘iS_ Siuligiril, 'i'on0.\"i‘o. oi-i. ill, -"i~‘ri~iii-iiy" lii\'"l'*'<l t" farm‘ the leaders all 111-- nviungul.‘ Toronto fiyweigm’ ‘Wm way, was killed off hy the terrific flit‘. i"ei‘ci'r:0’s decision from "NﬂWH- PIIWH iniil lliflllllllrlllﬂill imt oi‘ tin- illlyn Brown of New York in a lli- 11"“ 11 L" "l" - ' lo Th1 are 0i‘ t 11> round feature hoiii here Inni nigh . "W" “"13 l"? ll? “iéllkllll-i 0f llli‘ ignii, fiifiitprii mo. i-i P\viii i,i_.-,_ ni-tvcoiiiers, Print-rte Duggan ainl -i<o;»-L- Vllilrlli‘ llaglcy. The f0l‘lll(él‘ walk ii-r, wearing the (iolors oi‘ the Si.

iJosa-plrs rluh, stayoil behind i“ 11p; _ ‘l-lifi)‘ tstziges oi" the race, an on By Geoiig-ei-Jti ,l‘l'ilf‘illliil livlifilftl mlliiu his mg ma, i‘oi- honors. llo caught the ieZlLiUPl-Ll liui-iii-ll ainl Sawlorfiit Ilirch Covm:

and ilii- lill'l‘(' walked shoulder to

shoulilei- inio iili‘ last linli‘ mild ('lil(‘.A(i0, (Jot. 1H. -liirhliy iii-re Sawlor t'illlllll"lli‘(¥i.i his hi1; Walther. jr._ of Newark, .\'..l., and Hilrilil for the finish, lillfllvil ful-

Vraiii-o (it-urgetti. the Italian iiioioi- louillil i-losi- iit"ilill(i, and Duggun

inn-ed champion of iili‘ Fiiiii-il ilfilllilrtl hark. Slim-u. won (Ihivagoki l-Hili inioi- ~ @.s§.. national BlXdillY lilcvi-h- raw- Wllivil Uso \'Ulll‘ crystallized grape jelly‘

HDdLtl 119111, at i1 qrciogk 1115i mgiii, in lllfikilltt mince meat. Melt it over 'l‘h<-v travelled 2.329)‘) -iiiiles and the ilre ii‘ necessary and stir in the \\‘:ilihei' rode the last thi"<-~ inih-u cciiieiiis clone or two glasses. Jelly “pi, n emu-km] rii,_ iWhltJli has sugared can be used to iiltiVilllliiifif in this way, for I have .\liinird'ii Liniment lor i-ufii and Iii-nines tried ll.

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At Charlottetown

By N. Glasgowi

ANTIOONIBH, Oct. 3i. — Cross-A

ing their opponents’ line for three tries in the initial period of this at» ternoon‘s game in The Halifax Her- ald and The Evening Mail ‘senior interscholastic rugby series, New Glasgow Academy defeated 8t. Francis Xavier Academy 0-0. The contest was played on a muddy field dotted with puddles. and good foot- ball was out of the question.

New Glasgow took the over-c0n- fident Xaverians completely by sur- prise in the first period and clearly outplayed them. John Allan scor-. edthe first try from a mixup near the Xavier line. Murray Scott fol- lowed with the next one under al- most identical circumstances. For a brief‘ period the Xaverians were a menace and the visitors were forced to touch for safety. Before the in- terinisslon Bill Buck grabbed the ball f'rcin ii niixup near the St. F. X. chalk mark and crossed the line for the third try.

Si-oreless in Second

The Xaverians tried desperately to turn defeat into victory in the last period and succeededin holding the visitors scoreless. ‘It was not until five minutes before the final whistle however, that the Xaverlans got going properly. They threw their full weight into an eleventh

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stir. x. Is Defeated i‘

hour assault, depending largely on dribbling. Five or six times the ball was almost carried over the linci or just over it from mixups near? the New Glasgow chalk mark. Each} time the ball was buried beneath n} scrambling heap oi‘ inud-coveredj youths, but none of the several tit-i tempts resulted in a try.

It was the first contest in the‘ home and home games in the semi-, finals of The Herald and The Mail! series, total scores to count. Thci’ second game will be played in New Glasgow next week. Rev. Dr. 'l‘. O. Boyle refereed. The line-up:

New Glasgow Academy—Fullback. Waldo Goodman; Halves, Joe Grant, Archie .MacKinnon, Albert Randall, Harcourt Cameron; Tlireequarters, Bob Tibbs, "Spec" Peebles (Cap-

Allari. Henry Sutherland, Billy Buck Grant. Buck, Donald Guiiii. Donald Smith. Billy Gammon.

St. F. X. Academy-Fullback. Qulgley; Halves, C. Cunningham, B. Rankin, L. Sutherland, J. Cam- eron; Threequarters, J. Doyle, E. MacDougall, C. Ryan; Forwards. Laliey. Beurbe, C. MacDougall. F. MacDougall, F. MacDougall, H. Kennedy, G. Gillespie, C. Hackett.

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City Leagiuers Draw‘ In Important Game

HALIFAX, Oct. 31. —Wandercrs and Dalhousic played a three all game in the City Rugby League Saturday afternoon, at the Wander- ers‘ Grounds, and once again the league standing is deadlocked. Ii was a. game in which good and bad football was played-mostly bad. Entering the play a heavy favorite. the Dalhousie machine failed to function properly. Wanderers were however. better than their previous game and the gameness stood out as the big feature of the encounter. For 67 of the '70 minutes of play, the clubmen played 14 men against 15. Jack Boyd, the husky Wanderers‘ forward fell heavily to the ground shortly after play opened and an examination revealed that two of his ribs were fractured. He retired.

Red Scrum in Front

Minus one of their strong men in the scrum. Wanderers‘ did not look so good. but they surprised the 2500 spectators by completely outiilaying and outgaiiiiiig the college scrum The figures show that Wanderers controlled the ball 30 times in the ‘.46 scrimmages. Dalhousie. on the other hand puntcd much more ac- curatcly than Wanderers‘. Mc- Leod. the college fullback made some long gains with the slippery ball. But his long kicks were beau- tifully returned by Bobby MacCoy. who made his return to the game Saturday. Despite a badly crippled leg, caused by hard tackling in the early part of the second period Mac- Coy was able to make his trained toe kick accurately.

4km?" __

i0ﬂicial Closing Day

Golf Club

llvlwet-n ‘Svvftlliy-"Vﬁ ainl one. huuilroil members of the (llftowni tioli‘ (Iluh gathered at the ('illl)‘ house oii Saturday lastto particl- paii- ut the ceremonies hiirlilent io tho oflh-li-il irloiiing day for the sea- f-ltlll. i

Al. 2.3a the players iii the Ladies; and (itlllliklmfllfll singles drove off and, the weather niiin lieini: favor- hlr, and llle course and greens in eipleiidiil condition, a very enjoy- "hi!" two hours of golf resulted. l The. prizes [or hoth events, kind»!

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At Prince Edward

pirate, only to meet an elemental lsliinil girl, who inukqg the (‘.on<

iiueroi- captive -- Peter B, Kynes mm‘ “Sig; w w‘

masterly story, “Breed 0f the Sea‘ is a picture for those who ilreain i oi‘ est-iipiiii: from the Dlllﬂylllli‘ and

petty worries oi‘ daily i-xlsionizo to . live the life of glorious adevniure.

Brilliantly directed hy Ilalpli liico, g

who also plays the dual llliili‘. lead. the production now playing at. tho Prince Edward Theatre proves a ilraiiiaiiv epic of the ocean seldom etiualleil on the hereon. The stony,

PRINCE EDWARD

iyv-iil‘(?VH8lll(!(| liy Mr, .l. A. S. Bay " were won by Miss lilury ainl Mi’, Lloyd

Ali-Kinnoii.

Pirates 3 Missionaries The South Seas ! A Surprise Attack ! A Fighting Clergyman l A Smashingfiripping Climax! And The Greatest Battle Since “The Spoilers"! All in

Peter B. Kyiieis Magnificent l)ramii of the

Java (least will:

Margaret Livingston Ralph Ince

“siiouio MEN WALK HUME”

Mabel Normand Comedy i

. iillHZilFii n. wi-iiiier. i At the eoiicluiiloii oi‘ tho mati-‘i

(‘iilll)'"i\lOHSl‘S, W.l\'. Rogers; W.(‘.'

S. Ali-Lure aiul (fol. lLA. MUKilP‘

Wi-llner; Ill"

‘ President, llr, (luoilwlll ainl Vii-h‘ 'l‘(‘-Sl(ii’lli, Mr. Percy Pope.

iihiiiohllilti are iiill prizi» WillllviKN

tor ihi- season I927.

“en's (lhaiiipioiiship, Mr. A. V. tinliili-ri-i l

ltunner-iip .. . Mr. W. h. Rogers Ladies iahaniploiiiiliiii, Mrs. Id. W,'

lluiiiivr-iaii .. . ltilss 1d, Nicholson

imam!“ by J. U. Hawk” mm “m ‘Iiiiijiiiiigilliiiisliip (Ioiisulution, .\l|~_; inio screen form hy J. liriihh Ah-x- 'Ru;||l0l_'_t|r Mr l) B qlnwwt undo“ m replote Wm‘ “inﬁrm President's“Mulch IMi" A ‘V l charneierlzatioiis, and the u-ork oi‘ qummprs’ ' ' ' ' i ‘

itizirgarei Llvingrliiii an lilarii-tiii ‘

pheiioiiiinal. I\lr. liii-e has spli-iiiliil i‘. V]

support thmiii-lliiiiit the (rat-st. wi'li Dorothy llniihai- registering iii-aw llY ill her Slllillr-"IUIIG beauty, ital.

liilflllllll, Suniion liiviy gm] _,\]i)]i()ii] w

Eiliier are also worthy of niieiiiioii

(fi-cighion llale ainl Mahei .\‘oi- l manil in “Should Men Walk liiiiiiW‘ a comedy feature. completes lilis fine (ipeiinitf hill whit-ii in |Y‘]lf‘ill"li

Vii-e ~l'm.~iiili-nt‘s Match, Mrs. (i. (il‘l‘i.‘<l

llvliurse Kr Mei\'lnnoii 'l‘i~oph_\',‘

Ml‘. (‘t-W. MliKilllliill

\V.K. Rogers 'l‘rophy, Mr. All.‘ iunilcrs <4" i i W.W. Wolliier Trophy (liieirsjﬂ ‘niinishtitl i W.W. Wollner 'l‘rnpliy tliiiiliriai,‘

Iilrs. li.W. Weeks -

|1‘lllk'\V(Jl'lil (Yup, Mri-i, PLW, Me-

ihis aiiei-noon and (evening, Kinmm "W . Siziiiilaril Cup liir. 1'1. N, (iunsziul- Upset Stove Starts .. , l Hl‘ll\'t‘. o clock match, Mr, (LG. Ill; lids‘

$40,000Blaze,

HAMILTON, Oilt., Oct. 31, ——‘.- When fire hroki- out iii Grhnshiw Beach summer resort lug. nine collages \\'('.l‘~' ilostroyi-il before this il)('ili firi- fiiziitorg, iiitiU ed hy it i-rew from lianiilton, suc- cemleil in putting out tho blaze,

Five iznraires were also burnt-d.

'l‘he loss is estimated at $40, (hi0. The blaze (Iﬁﬂfillllllﬂi iii ii eoi tar." ivhere ii nninln-r oi‘ yoiiihs_

Wt'l'(' spending tlii- wei-li-oiiii and‘ resulted from an iivni-liiriilgil oLI;

Middleweight Titli Harry Ruiicorr. (Yhampitin ._lack MCKQHIHI (‘hallenger l0 “ROUNDS --l(l Good Prelims AT ARENA

Doors 0p€l1—— 7.3.’ _ First Bout -~- 8.3 Adm- $2.15, $1.65 $1.10

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iti-nni-r-np, Mr, Li). Wellner

Liitliirs Foul-airlines, May 24 (iilril. 1.5‘, liagniill; ltiiss id. Niizliolsoni ‘

Iilonlhly lili-iliil, Mny (Mr, A.V

this niorn" "illlllilrr-“I :\li'. l~‘.li. (ionriuli

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i CAN'T OPEN THE DOOR- MAGCAE uocxao Mis lN‘.

NOVEMBER 1, 192-,

As Pretty as a Poem

-A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN~ And An Awful Lot of Sweetness

That’s “TWINKLE ions”

Prince Edward--Tomorrow A DANCING SUNBEAM

They're Calling It The (ireatcst Role _ (Tollecn Ever llad -- “'l‘winkletocs“--

The Golden [leaded Little Lover oi‘ Limehouse, Who Will Dance ller

Wily Into Your Ileart!

News Weekly

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BRUNSWICK PANATROPIC TIIRUUUiII 'l‘lll'.‘ (,‘.(v)lllt‘i‘l£SY v

THE ISLAND RADIO (IO.

.\li\‘4'ii li‘oiirsoiii~~:= Aug. IT, Mm. .\'. Longworlli

Monthly .\i('litli, Ail-g. .'\lr. .l..'\.;~’..,( ,l-.‘. Aloi-ris I 'i‘oinhi<|oiie, June Zlo, 51,-,“ ii "HYQF ! lint-ii l-‘oni-soiiii-s, Aug. ill. Iilrs» Weeks 'l‘oinlisioiii>, July T. my.

Mimi's Singles, .i|iiy I. fill‘. .\l.ll.f.i.S. liagniill i Ali-it's .\'iii_i.-,h-.~:, Sept, Zilr. lfiil.‘ 1min] i

the players gilliiqiqiii i" ii“. uini, Soiileil iiiiie, Air. |-1.|)_ NiFiIUiKIUI‘(‘illlfllli .-\i ihi- uonvliisioii oi‘ iili‘ prcq

house where. liltf President. ])i~, |u‘i-.li'i-iii~ i.\|vn’si .\Ir. .\l.it .\li~-i iiiillil lioli- .\lr (‘.Vi' llcKiiinoii iwtioii‘ oi‘ Prizes \il' l p.

A FLAMING ROMANCE or THE . ' v . ' ! .' - - ' i - -. .- ~ i" SOUTH SEAS I (ioodwill, asiiidleil liy llie Lady kllillm‘ i i i .\iiirro;irliii|;‘, ziiiii Pulling (.\lr_ ii.‘ ilii- popiiliii" ainl oiliirii-iii, ‘iifillli

v - “fps-mom, ;_'\1i-5_ NM“, in-iigeniiiid rlltulertn- (Ladies) \1r:: i').\\'. .\i(‘-.S. Alvin-oil ‘was (Yiliiﬂli in the front ainl ii

. . he trophies and prizes won ilur- \ "11"" Approiii-iiing and I‘uiiini' Airs. i-iitoil with ‘l il'\llli\l(llllt' PIG

Vivid, intrigulni: iom ellln» —~a l. , , -, _. , _, . , , . " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ll ‘mmmnr mnfnvt ‘(it man,“ hum! lllL the pin-it season. _ ‘Mixed lonisonus Alvis lo, . lii-luiinou iilllliliﬂtl liy tho playing nit-mph“,

“aim” 5'“ ‘which a young iuvimly ln iiddlt on iii the usual prizes "l-fl‘ r_ hip, .\i|', l~‘.li. (‘uni-ml ihi- (‘lnh.

~Smdem finally almcumbs w a“ ,“_ provided iy the (Yliih. splendid iro. (h lonihsiviiio, July 4., .\li'. .l.li.('. ill‘l\'lii_l', Airs‘ .l..\. .\li~.\Iilhiu Aiii-i-noon ion was dorm-i] hpriwd love of the Se“ and lump, phioi-i were offered for iroiiipeit.itioii -l"lilllvt‘ll;_ . .\ii\i'(i i“illll'.\‘tllilt‘.\' .\lr:+. li.\\'. .\lr.~:. Iii, li_ Nieholiiiiii, Airs. 1., “ liy the following inonihers of the 5"""-‘* Nlliilva. ling. Il. .\|r, .|.().('. Wei-ks Wi-llnor. Ali's. iLM. Alcliiiiuii; ii

.\il\l‘li i<‘ii|ii'='.Ii1i:i~>;, Sept, Vi’, Ali-iii .\l ‘s iiarhurli Smith.

SUPERIIJR mans

(‘nine from fours fed lilii-rally with IMPERIAL I-'()\' lS|.*‘i(‘l‘l"l‘.\‘. Highest Prices on all fur market.» are. realized liy ranchers who make lMPIalKl/h. l)l'.("l‘S their ~iaple food.

~ Increased Pelt Values

iollniv regular uui- of lIHPERl/U S ivliii-li are prepared from iurmula tested and approved hy worlds leading fur (EXDPFLN. To secure higliest-grniltr, glistening. really \l‘(ii'liI-\\'|lii(‘. [ll‘ii‘\, HIPEIUALS ninst lii- ii-ii.

'l‘lii- Pi-lting Henson is fast aiiproarliiiig. (it-t your foxes iii good shape wit‘! l.\'il’I<lI{i.\I.H. Sliiiulil you not he. iri-lliiii; (lit-m now, start at once and a itrrlll iiniiroreiiit-iii iiiil very sliortl_v be iiotii-i-alile, fully justifying our vlililivi.

l-‘or sale hy disirihiiiors iii li-aiiiiip; |)ll\ill(‘\< centres and direct for factory.

imeemat Biscuir Co. CHARLOT TETOWN

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