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NIGHT-SN. 290. 160.

I . JOHN GOLDEWS Qhumph quit): a ma’? qf‘ cincmawclebrifie: ¢~<~ JAY HUNT ~ MADGE BELLAMY . zn-isi. CLAYTON - JIARRILI. H"‘DOIIALD wulwa wnolilun .- ‘o-rls HARLAN -!DYTHB cnunm- iucluu.» mvnns ’ BRANDON HURST -JAMES mucus

v 91..., syn/um BACON ml WINCHIELL smm 15...... FRANCES MARION -J0liN FORD ilrddiltfiwl

lllnstllsoirs SUPREME SCREEN SENSATION

MlATlNEE-ZGO. 156.

and thl

WllLlAH POX prcmlti ‘THE PLAY 111M’ BROKE

fiiiiiii

th

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

FRINGE ED WA RD

pears WED, —— ‘Cilfllllfliflll Jack Dempse ‘come poetical. He observed with profound seriousness that the eyes ‘of the Indians express nothing but lwrroiv. nnii to this he attributes week.

NOV. 11th & 12th

AT 8-30 SHARP ‘the

The Great War Veterans PRESENT

sooner the better," was his com.

“Whds

Wife”

A DELIGHTFUL THREE

is 1i. joke. The operation was to ACT COMEDY DRAMA l l l] l ' 1 v UNDER THE DIRECTION '.',i,fI,,,,'“ mmmm“ 3"“ m“ M“ 0F MR w' C- WHWLOCK. lllctor. Tlic reported injections Qt‘ on lll side: of us. iwnx hc describes as‘ the Ticket Office opens for “l"“-“~“ b""k-" T" 11m"! ll. Dem]?- Exchange of coupons and soy otters to permit any one

Sale of Seats Friday Morning November 6th at 9:80 A. M.

PRlCES—37c. 52¢, so...

s».

Delaney Fit

~ For Berlenbachicgggch

NEW YORK, Nov. *i——.liicli llney, Bridgeport, Conn" light-l heavyweight who is sl-licllnlcil to] meet Paul Berlcnllnrli iii the new Madison Square iliiriicn horn live- ember 11 for the} worlllfls title, was‘ crtmined at Tex ilk-land's ulticc today and pronounced fit for tho

resumption of boxing. llciiincy illlfl ‘Maud.’ Lmmu‘ h, nmamwh

been qllt, of condition for some

TSAUSPIQIUIJS I

(Continued from Page 7)

\§

Following is tilt‘ Presirlcnfs ud-

lrcssz“

T0 ‘the Mcililil-rs ul ilic

‘Board of Trllllc: Gentlemen:

i hag to thunk you for lliu honor you did me inst ycur in clot-lint! m0 Provident and to VXDFPSH my lit-liuiit. Gt seeing ilflfl! today such il largo rupresentallon -nl' tlu- various Boards 0 Trade oi‘ New llriiilsiviric, Nova 8 ila and Print-c Eliwilrll island,

in this historic building whr-rv (‘on- federation was rrlidlml, we nloct l0 hdd the 27th Annual (‘onvcnlioli of ti!’ Marltliltt- Doziril of 'l‘rzule nnll it lhuuld be an inspiration to tho ilvic~ ma. hcro usselnilil-ll, will-ii ut this meeting they flndPblVlll‘ to formulate nqpollcy which, lf curried to ii suw ccsaful conclusion, will illrlnu Io fruition SOliln oi llic (lrcunis and lvlculs 0f the Fathers of (fonletli-ratlon, dreams null ideals which i fvgrvi, to Ehave only ‘partially materialized.

Alnrll illlQ

fllcultlm cilnfroliil-ll lllflflf‘ who lummstcd tho Act or (‘onrr-dl-ralion aiid l numlhor of liu- sumo tlllllculllm o. still hcinro us. Our iwolilc “we persuaded with pi-oinisrs that slioilld b5 sacred. whether wriltcn or unwrit- f-Qll, that our TBHWWIYK would he opcr- lfcd not us e (aommerclul- enterprise but as a pnllilczll viccossity. Thc ctnals oi Ontiirlo were to ‘hr- rrsc, and it will consllll-roll only just that the rlilway freight rntcs should lili! such ll would encoupage tflifill between Umer ll Inwer (Iln do, lnd allow till prod‘ cls of the i hrillmo Pro— illcu to mlrkelriLin Quebec, 0n- o lad Weltern Canada.

v v v wvnl

Fox News - Pathe Review - Orchestra

“THE Rinvébw TRAIL” i Dempsey Insists

1:14"

| iiirXico CITY, Nov. ‘i-lt ab.

ico.

After seeing Dflmltflfly BliCllIimBd with an air oi solemiiitl’. ‘how 1 understand why

The champion reiterated his oft- made Wills.

his wealth. he says.

The local papers are printing ex- tensive biographies of Dempsey. l-lls exhibition in a hull ring here "B"! is expected to produce $75,000. of by the executive and members oi the club, but by our younger lth- lctlc generation which lama day in the our future will mlkc l nlmc

We“. free hoard, room and barber", for themselves and the l:llnd they represent.

DEW shop facilities f0;- 3,11 Bull“, week night and while there think of our lthlctsl. at the Hotel Regls. 4' ‘i ‘i T T

timekllneftr; an operation but three woo s o unting in New Hsmp- , shire has given him back his orv- ha" Lugue “k” Fla“ " m” "Y" I thriller l: bath team: are training hard for the lfllllll 00M"! l" when the word ll given. action lp_l only will appeal! the lppetltilt 0i the molt flltldlou: of basketball. flnl.

ldinary wright of 175 pounds. ----<+>---

lng for market, and marketing‘

tion.

His Nose Is Real

4

the altitude has caused

ironstunt i‘('V(lil1liOIIS in Mex-

uronps of Indians

statement about fighting A"? time, any place; the

oil wells in Utah and real es-

Dempsey will receive $7.500

and a percentage. He also

filled and this Board of Trade has been fortunate in securing, with the financial assistance of the three Mari- time (lovqrrnmicnts. Mr. F. C, Cornell. Freight Traffic Expert of Montreal to prcpiire a. ‘brief on behalf of the Mari- timc Provinces, for presentation lbe- fore the Board of Railway Commis- sioners for Canada, while the present. readlustmcnt of freight rates is =being " considered and it is hoped that the government can the persuaded to con- linuc permanently the work so well helzun by Mr, (Iornell. - »

At the request of a numlber of ac- tlvo Board of Trade members your president went. to Moncton on May 21st lust and discussed the advisabil- ity of milling a Maritime Economic (‘nnfcrenco under the auspices of this llolirri. with the result that an excel- iont meeting was held in IlVloncton on Jilly 15th and 16th.

The questions discussed being TW-nnsportlition, immigration, indus- trial Development and the Economic Status orllie Maritlmes under the (‘onledcraiitm Agreement.

The subjects were wbly discussed niill committees were arranged to study thcso questions find report at this meeting when 1 hovpa we will he nblo to formulaic a, Maritime Policy, which will be satisfactory to all and which (‘Alli he prq-iented at. the Win- nipeg Conference as the united voice of the people oi the Maritime Provinc- cs.

immigration is a subject which you will. fillfi on the agenda for discussion at this meeting and in this connection it might he well to note the favorable consideration being given to thl| quan- tion in Greet Britain at the present time.

The Imperial Economic Committee which was appoint/ed early this your by all the Guvvi menfl of the Empire, under the lelderlhi of sir Hulford Mackindsr to conli lr the polllbillty of improving the methoih of rproplr-

lulu

‘t

orrswl. Nov. k-‘nié poi-ll jg!!!" 11ml’ _ editor of the Oftlllilinfn g w In" a“ commuting

id boc_ pllyerl. and m‘: l?» i.- lvlli °' “

the sfllrlol lppolr much higher. than those in my other circuit. in’ proportion to the time employed

stirs ‘of tho“ pres down much more than big-league bsll players." -' r‘ " w" "‘“ After stating that only a few years ago the avenge hockey stlr was satisfied with a-contractcall; lug for l few hundred dollars. the article Mints out that in 191,8 13d- die Gerlrd was considered highest paid hockey star with a. co tract for $1100. Montreal club Dl|d.Dl\Il0‘MOI1-' roe $7.000 and purchased Reg Noble from the Toronto St.‘ Palts for $7,000. ‘This year," "with New York and Pittsburgh added, the contracts call for high-

Rlrlly, lf ever equllled hl: footbli Prominence l: it duel today on the inland. Provincial lnd Inter-Collegiate Leagues v land Lelgue perhaps not quite a: well l in between keep the interest a hundred percent.

In the City League it look: l: though the Sill-l lre going fa flnilh out In front: the team is wall orglnlzal and hl: bun going But one can nsvlr tell-If the An- chorl succeed In winning from the Rover: In the ndxt game, lg wlll be l fighting flnllh, with the Rover: conllqulmly In ill: cllllr poll-

grelt gunl In It: recdlnt games.

promllo of being l bang-up title ll decided. _ . The llllnd League lorlel may not flnllh. The Ablgwllt: won the opening fixture about fhrcl week: a Y 1° be- not a: yet come to l held.

in the of

tilted Kingdom t!!!

- '0 ' -'I‘HE W,NGUARDIAN~ fiamiium Stars Sign With New York , Hockey League

, rficlq ‘the slilrier‘

oull Hockey r League llwkqq

_ ‘gently s qll time rag ire: box“ m; 3,5091,“

i.

' The lrtlcle

have ~ recently

the

Last season

thus be ‘ seen

the article says.

tslflii getting 013188."

5P0rfIngp' Gpmnpant "

v av ' ('_'TEC.") - FOOTBALL.

Llvl: of foothill scribe’: remind u:

Juli how few escape the bllgm, Md departing llelvc actual-i u:__

Guenc: that lrc lomctlme: rlghf,

a

Thl inter-Collegiate lerlo: of which two glmll hlvcqblln plly- ad. 8i. Ounltlnl» idling one glme to P. W. C. and tying 0M‘. hl‘: Ovary affair and may go four glmel before the

IFO-IMOO

Rumor ha: It that Mount Allllonlfcomlng over for lcllpl thl: Well thc- boy: are better prepared thi: yell- thin aver be- fore lnd a great lurprlls awaits the New Brunlwlckerl. 4- -l~ 0- + O

HOCKEY. _

The writer may be somewhat _|)I‘QITII\LII‘G. but hockey tllk ll Mexico has so many revolutions." fhl: time of your I: by no means out of place. queltlon every ilil Il--whlt ere -1hQ.AbGQW8i\'l chancel in winning the Mlrltlmo lHockey Championship for 1926'! chancel were never more rdlelfcthan they are todly. Mauy firmer stars of the grelt machine of 1023'arc coming blck to the fold lnd

I The personal pronoun is Ialivays this supplemented by the “younger fry." prolpectl look great for a present iii his conversation hgr and he proclaims that he regards himself n super-luau. who can beat any iluhii-r in the world. He as‘

6' whirlwind season.

Il-‘l-IIQO

‘Not forgetting Summerside. that falf and glmy lextet from the 59m?" “"1! hi5 alleged wax nose west-they will bear watching this winter lnd careful wltchlng too. Have they not proved their mettle on the lcy lurflcc and showed as he is n fighter‘ not an beyond the shadow of a doubt that championship calibre ll lurking At all cvcntl PTiflOQ‘EdWlf‘d ‘llllild will rlvllke‘ "$1181 a bold lttcmpt at annexing the laurel wreath. :0 much l: thlt the writer prcdlctl that the Crystal: '_nr Abogwclf: won't be flr lwly iiwlst his nose l0 make sure 1t is when the lilvcrwlro ll being handed out. irczil tit-sill.

_ Ho said that he controlled $1,- Rllsllllllll worth of mines in Kentuc-

.§ ‘II O’ 'l' ‘l- THE INDOOR FNIR.

The Indoor ‘Fllr lt the Arena Rink under the lulpicc: of the tate allii n hotel l“ cgllfomlm He Abegweit Amateur Athletic Association l; n1"! under full ltum and does not know the total amount oi hitting l mile l minute clip, and if prolent l-"lication: count fqr lny- thlng the lffllr will be l glglntlc luccell. in then columnl. the cause l: l worthy and commendable on: and help given by wly of patrdnlge will not only be lpprocllfld

BASKETBALL.

Next Wedncldly. Nov. 11th., the flrlt glml of the City Bllkot-

MR. w. Ll. rndcma, Rrllldant of the Mlrltlmc Board of Trldl.

the oversea; parts of the Empire with u. view to increasing the consumption‘ of such products in the United Klug- dom, states-

"ll, lg evident that such white migrant who rulnainl within the Em- pire is likely to croltl a demand for British manufactured exparil iridhy times greater than that which he would crests if he wont to a foreign country.

But. he growth of population Iii the overseas parts of the Dmplrllic dd- peudont on the marketing o‘! their produce."

This is what we wlnt-Msrkefk Mlrkets that will shuw a profit to the producer. Get thcl . and Mo will gut immigrants of the c lg w; dellre and

O

former Argonlut folnbll! ltlr, now wlthuPlttlbul-gil, is fill’ flip belt paid player r ‘Conny? |I*fl~l¢l'it00d__to have IHIHIBEIBII’ contract at $7,- 000 per nelson.

_ q’ hrcl 76hr: lndfleo- gesimpsou ad to be sulrnliteed 06.900 before he would attach his name to I. New York contract.”

"the Montreal Mlroonl are laid to

000.‘ for Howie Moron: of the Olli- ldielillnd $15,000 for Babe Dye, of v _St. ‘Pats. New York were offer- Qd 686.000 for lBiily iBui-ch And 315,. 000 for Charlie unglolg, ll wlll

"lbw Dew sewn; 86.000: Lionel Conlchcr. $7.500; ‘Billy Bung, 35, 500.; ' Joe Simpson. $Ptaguc Clsghorn, 55,000, l; ca...

I enioyed Illfll pnalgs 1nd At prelim the‘ Olly, 1m solos-full Iwllllpuvn la- l we would Zllko It. but glmel

go and I ucond muting has

Of courlc the chief

On paper the local:

- _ orrkws. 0nt.. Qualifier. in i ilrofolilmi

Bmly all’!!! rs- up w ‘l Y?“ tracts that. we

up for three years. further ltltel that

offered tb ply 91o,-

thlt hockey, with

".000. and

m“ the M8 1110M!’ ball practice.

Rovers And

necessary. W v

has been tuned in

Gym.

7-8 Rovers

will lee ‘by your programme will be introduced hy the manager of one of our largest manufacturing industries.

At the present time when the ‘whole world is seeking recognition for their respective products I feel that legis- lation should vile enacted lby our pro- vincial goverumen causing all goods produced in the ritline Provinces and destined for points outside these provinces to be luitably min-iced with the name of the province in which they are produeld and with the quai» ity of such mxnkod thereon whenever possible. . '

it is pleasing to note that the fish- ing industry is beginning to find a [Imminent place in the minds of our governmental held: and citizens gen- eraJly.

The establishment oil fish station at Halifax recently we; l good start but. there should be at least ton such in orn ClIlIdll,

The value of the fisheries of the Maritime Prolvlnces in 1 will $15.- 362309 compared with 14,761,000 in 1023-0 net gliu of 81.389.691.00 which is very encouraging, and present iii- d‘ “ lirelhlt with the exception of herring the will catch of 1925 will mu h exceed that. of 1924.

is indultry ll, however, capable of producing-much mar: than this. Great Britain, vrluts our fish and we mull. find suitable trlnspurtltion lo sq to get tlul produoton the -Brltluli moi-m; in tint clan cunditiou.

Till lib '01 Qllidtllt filklu de- mlud. dml for which roilulerutlvo prices would ll: DIM Idflhlfll! M6- docks, tnlirdod an flu nun. The haddock in doflfln being fill run- nlug from two t6 fbih‘ ~001Mb, flab. gutted.

The Bi-lum maria ls u m» n our an lnd the c“! of lhllcilg fllh thereon should b0 do creator thdh of shipping ‘Maritime fill w Ontario, or

tin Unltld Otlflll lid Glen it en- mncon- c customs urll- Th! "I1-

of our own nltloiifllty. direct from um ni-lunt mu. fr‘, ' ' ‘g Industrial" Dovgfopnmlb-Q lull‘

more member! of the fvrmél‘ Klm- y . llton Tiger hockey team signed up ‘ on Saturday to plly for New York in the ‘National Hockey IAIKIIB- Charlie 148118101! and Alex McKin- uon Jboth srrived from Sudbur)’ yesterday and conferred with Man- ager Gormnu, who subsequently ad inltted that bot had signed con- p _,

_ highly‘ satisfi- tory to the club aud‘tn the era. It l’: understood they signed

ANlIHlill " PRACTICE

Members of‘ the Anchors foot-i ball team are requested to be on hand at 4.30 this afternoon for foot-

Saturday Afternoon

On Saturday afternoon the final game oi the City League will bei played between the Rdvers and l l Anchors, at Victoria Park. If the Anchors win from Rovers they will be tied with the Eastern Stars and it will mean that a play-off will be

Senators Refuse ' ’ , T0 Trade Peck

‘NEW YORK. Nov. il-Basebail

330-5 intermediates. __ 5-43.30 Veterans Volley Ball. Basketball

ce. 8—9.30 Men's Volley BalL. Bowling.

Oddfellowl League. 7—Down vs. Lapthoriie. 8.30-—'Rebekah League. ‘

Hottentots vs. Woodchucks. ——-—<0>--—-

BUWLINE ill ‘Y7

Y. M. C. A. BOWLING.

Commerclll League.

Majority for Prowse Bros. over More d: Macileod. 422 pins.

3vii'u'i¢°'.fl'v7ii'§'$'$flii'1 '

Nov. . 4—~'I‘_wo

Anchors

for several

weeks on the Diamond trademark

but can get nsrey I. whisper. Wash- ington denies Roger Pekin/paugh

will be traded in spite of 'Peck's service slump. the Giants and

Reds have not yet been ebie to . scare up a deal. while the Pirates

have thus far failed to give a sign

that Moore and Bighee will sent. to San Francisco in payment

for two minor league stars. '

MINES AT “Y”

be

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Men’s Flannelette Night Shirts . .. . . . '

f iliunsulive m FREilAY ' llWEllBEll 5Tll Allll 120T! p

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expectations. siiizliniuiili

p, MN0VJllM1iEBi.E..1§25,;7

Als

yiwrs lo luly 9M? your

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EXTRA sprains . u ~

See Our Windows for very Eiilra Specials

‘Goat Sweaters in Brown, Greys and Falwnsiall wool, Special

I

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A 25 Men’s Suits in Fancy twecds . .. .. . . ., 95

Youn-g Men’s Fancy tweed suits with belts andiwithoiit $14 DOLLARDAYS ‘

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Men’s -an.d Boys’ Khalid Pants. Special . .. . 81¢" and u] 95. Allen's Black ‘Blue and Striped Overal '

is special $1

Workin-gShirtsall 99c

*2 50

All Wool Pullover Sweaters, Special . .. . .. . . .. .. . . $2

Prac-

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!I\. fChevorle .. 103

15o 11s EwDulzlel . . . . . ..'.'.'. 11o 101

w. Prowse 194 254 180 Charlr tetowlrfs ma e Store f r M w. Whitlock .... .. 120 15s 14s| It s rt St " 0 en and Boys A: wl: mentioned blforl .. 13o 1561 g 714 93a m \ . ' TOM! .................... 2440’ l'l F l t I . ‘Md ‘ ' " w m ,.,,,,':~?r§ ‘ '."'=,L;;"-,,, 9, °" “w” ‘MY’ E: 5237;513:3113: ti? ti; iii {lfélllitl "" ‘Eli l}? ‘l3 "Gem Mcqufldiiiit 174 122 123 ‘Last evening on thel CiFTOtWIItII W. McTflEue . . . . . ..-——— 137 106 H. Dyiron —— 127 114 A. Kelly .... .. . 154 141 11s “lie” ¥“.'°"° ""”“‘h“s°la°s° “$1 "f ‘Q1 638 —"'-F) 60o A‘ Hum m l“ l“ gtyswqggebgvttztafnwrinhlfilg Lilli. vé T0tlal~—1788 motgl-msll H6 B TM web-r ll "ilmmd *° b‘ o’ ‘(any ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " 156 173 J01 pins Thtfscores were as‘ fol-lows: The next game will ib-e played 747 72,, 548 ' PILOTS Friday.‘ |Nov, 6th. lbetween "19 Total ‘ 2”" STARS. l Teslnistcrs us. dvanderors. ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ill. Mbcfliillilll 123 98 157 ll. Rodgers 90 129

109 Keep Mlnlrifl Llnlmont lu the haul:

dltions in many localities

Agriculture which ls the most im- Dorian-t industry in the lMlifitllllflfl has improved greatly during the past Ymr. due to the higher prices ruling for many lines of produce. Potatoes which this your will yield mi-ly about 80 pcr cent oi‘ the 1924 crop will resell an estimlute oi approximately $15,- 750.000—or 200 per cant more than the crop of 1924.