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‘Some “class” to this pipe

Dartmouth Requ t To Be Considered ' By M. A. H. A.

IONCTON, N. 8., N01. Il-The Maritime Amateur Hockey Asso- ciation will meet in 'l‘ruro on Fri- day. December 4. according to word received by the Moncton At- lantics, which represent the city in chore. the association. 4 ‘ All who ihsve toilowed up the Two gmmnug quumm. u“ games already it'll!“ in W! 1"" elated tor discussion. The! are in sue are unanimous in the Million the rorm ot resolutions. One deals that. the brand of Pinyin! l!“ M“! with the residence rule which the the bee! will "1 198" "4 it l‘ Halifax City League wishes sue- wvlth grflt WWW"- l-h" m" "n" pended so as to permit a Dart- coneet is nvfllwd- The" l" "l! mouth entry. and the other with two teams in the riiniiiiia M" "is the redistribution oi‘ the New Rovizrs have been iorced 10 d"!!! Bruqgyjci mung, gym; go “n”. out. letaction with the present sections ‘B031 1°11"! "W 3w" "d 5"‘ and the dropping out oi Sussex. 01101‘! I"! "M"! mick“! "'3 '“° runners-up in the battle tor the ‘Nubi- l ""57 53'1"’ “m b9 u“ Maritime Hockey title last season.

order ot the altornoon. ___..¢o>-—--— I

Anchors Full Back S. Diamond "a . . . . .. G. Raymond GHAILOTTETOWN IOWLING ILLEYS

4 Days Starling M A _' ‘

a Shows Daily,‘3.l5,' 7 3.“ 1% Matince-Jticplfic. » . NiEiiF-37c, 26c, 16c. .

F .-' ‘ ‘ i The ilrial some at the Cly Ibot- hak League takes place this attor-

noon wt.- 3.15 o'clock at Victoria Park between the Stars and An-

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THE LAUGHING urr OF THE YEAR. IJ.0YD’S.i~GREAThlS'i‘i

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Wherever high class pipes are sold. in all the latest styles and

to

Will‘

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Ask for a new Kola deLuso Briar in the handsome indi- vidual box with guarantee.

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Last evening on the Charlottel _ walker town alleys. the Pilots vs. Cree-l 933mm)“; cents howled a close match. thci

_ _ _ _ __ w_ ;_ Mdbonld Pilots winning out by 84 pins. Thei g-orwM-da highest single score was bowled by. -

M_ Nahum, F‘. McMillan. 184 pins. The nextl

Bggwfl game will he hohvled. Nov. 30 be-r

""_':'w°oln¢r tween the Carmody Five vs. Vic-l

DOLLAR _._.. i“" _ J, Mom; torias. T-he scores were as iol-l

um u s IJFTTTGHTEH l , PHINBE Eflllllflll NEXT WEEK

J. Mclnnls . .

iHe was just the goat of the collegsl A hlg hearted kid wvtlrlllgh hopes-and purple dreams. that came tumbling down. rocked by the! laughter of his fellowsl

"Step right up and call me Speedy," he said. as he blazed a trall oi ice cream cones In his pursuit oi popularity. .

A regular fellow in a mall coder suit. trying to look like a tailor-made campud Trylng to be somebody else instead of being hls cum real sell! '

But the girl understood!

Then the football gamel Harold. the water boy. the college boob. the substitute. hanging on, hoping against hope that his chance would come!

hero.

last A. Mcinnls

BASKETBITTI. AT ‘U t ' y ‘mmflflf l. 1 g ‘g

. _. Hes

W. Smith A PefliePictui-e .32. t

weck will lui a current attraction in Now York. boa Angelcs. -Phll_ailel- pliia and Chzirlcltetown, is probably llli‘ must successful fun maker ever 1ii'i)illicl!d. Not only ls Charlotte- inwu playing day and dale with llic big cities mentioned. but in they will represent excuse {lilll uli- those metropolitan centres there is rcatmiued laughter. .15 Harold no more popular picture being Lloyd's latest comedy. which next shown lit the present time,

"Laugh and the \\‘orld Laughs Willi you. Wet-p and yuu Wt-up Alone" is a lritc and wr-ll \VlIl'll cx- prcesiou. There will bv luuliy icufo in evidence at llue Piiiici- Edward next week during the four day on’ gagement oi "’l‘hi- i-‘i-cshmun." but

T. Sexton At the "Y." the Midget league ii will play a game. the contesting 559%” 514‘ lei-ms veins we Anchors and .................. .. 1197, Stars.

Those teams are putting up an l excellent brand oi ball and are L-QCHWWlL-INQ i well worth watching. l at‘ eight o'clock the City League M" iiisht on the l-easue Alleys game will get away. the Stars and a very close 881118 W“ T011811 b8- Rovers doing the honors. . tween the Rovers and Carmody it will be remembered that the Five the letter winning out by ‘a last time those teams met the close margin. ‘ , Stars easily outclassed the Rov- Following are the scores: l ers but since that time the latter l have made some alterations in the CARMODY FIVE ‘team and last Wednesday nlBht they defeated the Anchors who are the leaders in the league.

An excellent game ls being an- ticipated. so come along and join the crowd.

B. Carrnody J. lCarlnody . W. Carmody E. Carmody E, Carmody Total—2316.

“Wild Beasts 0f

_ Borneo” EDUCATIONAL

"Riga-u...

l 92A r; 7/7; 5M! 1/10 m: 170v ‘ll ii

Irwin, l ‘l’ l‘ lull‘ I

Ti l t ‘Iillllu Pil ill @125

ROVERB

162 192 119

' A N D T H E Prince Edward l Orchestra

cvm. ' ' r 9-15-1030 ‘Junior (n) W t C d ll d lii ii iii lo, 10‘45___12_00 Junk"- (b). o‘. 2:; armo y to e s a g ; There is more than Laughter in "The Freshman"! There are roars oi joy! And

1l—4.30 "Irkiachers ‘lylalskegbilalll. .311] Cumody rolled high total of‘ screams of delight! Arid speed and suspense and drama to make you shout with '5—-B~3° elem!" ° W H - s7 - ‘t tl-AND A TEAR on TWO—THE K u A ' 'l—~Mldget Basketball. A-ilchora “m "m" . ' D TH T MAKES Y°U HAPPY l

"' 5"“ It’s the Brightest Twinkle of the Screen’s Biggest Star!

8—Clty Basketball, Stare vs. Ro- vo

P. Prunty

with]? l,

R. Harley

l Ell. lunch.

This is the FURNACE that has been given such satisfaction for a great many years.

Call, write or phone us about four heating troubles. vs. Woodchucka.

firm-Commercial League. S.. S.

80 Grafton fil-‘Peardon vs. Fennel] & Chand-

Nlonday night the Press and Stars at 7 pan. sharp please. and Anchors and Sallcrsot 8.30.

rs. 8-900 Students.

BOWLING. ‘l-Robekah League.

[illllllli EAMEHITHNSHY SETS NEW lllTTlNE

R. C. N. V. R. LEAGUE

Prince scars: Edward

Last night on the League 0t the Cross Allcw- ~ very exciting game was rolled ‘if "Icon the Destroyers and Jolly inre. the latter twinning out by a small margin ol 72. Much cre-dilt is due to Mr. J, THearn (or

Hottentots

USUAL PRICES

‘- .>_...- ..

_< eons-mow». _ .- y '-_

Opposite Prince Edward Theatre

PITTSBURGH PIRATES DEFEAT‘

BUSTUN Blllil

NS, TWll T0 llllE

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Tin-STUN. .\'uv. 3T -'l‘llc Pilin- blirgh "Yellow Jacki-is," nun" (‘illi- iiill tlu-muiilvi-s ilu~ l'll'llli‘.\‘, slop- pod irmu ilu- reiulw (ll zimuli-ur hockey tonight lu (lPlPlll llll! Bruins 0i llnaton iii llu- uluruliiiz uumis of this N, ll L. wwllmill. 'l‘lii,- scorn was 2 to l.

The ilmtliiu .\I't‘llii was jllllllllflll Wllll li lililiilily" l'I'()\h’il in si-i- Pills- bllrgllfil first uliliciirzilici- lii |ll'Uil'\'- slunuls uiul llio furnici‘ Ween-mi clllli of lilo .\lllllll'lll' \§.‘iill‘lilllllli proved lllv-liisi-ltw-i-i a Till‘ slrliilizni" Olfsilslvl: li-iilu lluli illl‘ iuuri- sl-:i~ soiled liimlllillllllzi.

Stuart Gets First.

"Rod" Slllurl ill‘ lllmliiu wlllyl llll‘ first 521ml til’ |lu~ Kilinl‘ ivlwn lir- oul-sknlml ilu» dull-mu- in Illi- sci-- nud pr-rlml. ills .\('(‘T'I' nits rnllmv- all TURN illiill ti-il nllliulvs luli-i" In" an filtlly HTTITII lulu the llustuu lll‘l from (Tlinitclicfs Hl|('l(. l

in llli‘ ililrtl pz-rlnd Ilurrullli nu ll puma ircni l)i‘lll'_\', ullni ilu- will nlng imliu into ilnsilrlfs t-uiti- urn-r nine nilnulcn and !\Vl'llT_V lillrlvllllb 0i play. Iillchnmn pi-ravinusly hull‘

llulurcuii: (YLcnry and Bell,

BOSTON-Stcwurt, gnnl; lillch~ mun and S. Clcgliurn. (lelencc; "I'll(‘lflfllllflfllligll, centre: Herbert and Shay. wings; Mitchell. Gernll. Jackson. Cooper. Stuart. subs.

PlTTSBURGH-Jvortcra. goal; Smith and (innacher. defence; Milka, centre; Darragh and McCur- l'_\'. wlngu; Berllnque-Ite. Sllriiiii. llrury niid While. alibi».

Aims To Follow In Jimmy Wilde’s Path

.\‘I<)\\' YHRK. NOV. fill-Hr hlia been l‘llTTl‘lT n "am-null Jlinuiy Wilde" has Tlfllll‘ Juviu, llir- liiloiit flywclght to Ivllllh purl-nit from England to lry hls (‘milling rnrluiir-s In Anlrrlcn. and he m... ~<l|u\\'l| "llllllflli in his two bouts ill‘l‘i‘ u. u-nrrnul thr licllel that. he will p» Tar in his l-llmli inward a champion- llul il “kt-mind Jllmmy Wilde"? ‘llii|-<|l_\'. ‘Film brim; out n Wild» only |Il|l‘l' In ll gvin-ruilun, ll that uflrn.

Likl- Wllrli- who wnlt of Spider phy-

r ‘whip.

inrlsd lhc lillvk in llii- lii-i fur liflrh‘ 1mm». Jnrvlia par-kn n romnrknlilr hunch.

ton hilt the play was olrshlc,

First Period: No iicnro. Second Period:

T~—§llli\l'l. Boston. 8 1..

ib-Conuclirr. PlllP-‘llllfllll. 17.7.0. Third Period:

Ii~~llarrlflli. PiilHlHlPlZlI. 5'20.

§§OQQUOOOOOQQOOOOQOOOOOQ

For Fire lnaurnnrc i consult

2 n. M. SIMPSON 1.

unlu- t-ut nf kcopllig with his site and wr-iizlit. hut ho 114w! not compare wllli ivllili- nI n linxc-r. Jurvlu lilies lo gi-t in r-lmu- in his Illllll and whale. away Ill llu- liu-ly. It ivue TI_\‘ eiirh methods lluit llu- W0" from lmlh Black Bill. of ‘viilru. nud .TIlTllIi|_\' Hrrelln. Johnny nllllllbKflll thr- lllllt- Englishman nl‘ TflllI ‘Fllllfll’. hill wlirnvvrr they gut l0 clone iuuiirlv-rn llrr-ellu was itirrod in hark ;Il\\'ll_\' from lln- Hon-o exchanges. Bril- lilll lmxora. us ii rule. have not shown it.» JIIlVfIIli-‘IKP lii infighting when moat- lnir .\lIll'l‘li'lI|II Jarvis ls tine o! the t-troptlmia. llo la n ilwrl-l ptlnrhcr. Jurrla lms his ryrs nii ihe viuirld‘!

i“ 7"°'"'l°"5 '""l ‘Ju-w-nrninuir. nnd hti lins riinwri a

Fxm m - if parlor-I i

uowunoo 004000 M 04 00+ h‘.

I _l“.<-wE "‘v_

willingness tn light his way through the rnnltn of tho ilnngrrons contention.

$PECIAL. City Basketball at 8 o'clock. Teachers Basketballs 3 o'clock. 815-8. C. M. Members Social hour.

Geo. Gibbons Scored Two Knockouts Same Night

CLEVELAND. Nov. 27—Two knockouts in two cities within two hours were scored lest night by

weight.

Gibbons won a lechhlcal knock- out at llsrzsrton. over Frankie Klaus. Akron. when the reieree stopped the bout in the first round.

He then raced about 25 miles to Canton. where he knocked out Billy Hirsch. ol that city in tour rounds. ' ' '

R-ace Horses Are

0 Leaving France

RAMS. Nov. 27.—-Whlle the French government ls being warned oi the exodus oi capital on account oi its financial proposals. French racing circles ionr they may have to light against an ex- odus ot race horse owners. J

Finance and turl are linked by the same problem. Owing to the lszll oi the tranc the prizes offered here. once so tempting have from an lnterneltlonal viewpoint, shrunk to very email proportions. The Grand Prlx is worth about 327.000- compared with 885.000 ‘before the war. ‘it is dillicult (or owner however successlul to pay their BKPQIIBQB.

Mei-tine: ‘De Hos heads the list winning owners this year. Hie horses itralned by ‘Frank Carter. won thirty-filler races on flat and brought 874.000. not halt amount won hy ibord Astor or J. B. Joel in England.

i-mi-Ofi-i-n- OHUIGH U‘ TO CI-LIIIATI.

IRiOM, iNov. 27.-—'l'lle close oi Holy Year ls to be celebrated on

will he outlined in an eticyollcal 1.; to he published soon.

XIII; 2ft... _ .

coaching the boys along,

J- COIIDOTY . . J. Heern .. 7 R. Perry ..

L. Burgess . J. Trainer -

IW, Cullen D. Murray E. Ward .

P. D0 George GibbonsfCleveland middle- G_ Bu€$|:,n_

188 and also highest total oi! 483.

Pets 810 pins.

W. Davies ................ ., 121 'l'. Rogers ..

B. Chandler .

W. Smith

H. Cameron . E. Prowse . C. Cameron .

Pawns Ltd. B6 pine.

W. Prowee W. Whitlock the , -

r' hltfhgn: -.

i-l_ Doucette . P‘ mber ill in ell the Catholic J. cliurchs oi the world by a special .7. A. llcharen ceremony. instructions tor which P,

JOLLY TABS .. 113 120 T18 T30 i131 Total-IMO.

oasrnovins

131 n4 so 10s as 141 14s as 1m 120 .188 180 115

‘T20 104

Total-IBM.

G. Bunlsln had highest single of V. M. 6. A. IOWLING “Calsthumplan League

Majority for Benedicte over Tuts

IINIDIOTB

Total-DOI-

TUTI PETS _ Dougan . 121

Total-ISM. GOMMEIIMAL LEAGUE Majority for Prowee Bros. over

FIOWB E I ROG.

metal-snot. na-rone are.

MoLaren .

Worth -... Doncetie ..

'vancs mile and

l5 ITIEH l5 l

OHllCAiGO. Nov. 27.—l’rcfcsc- lonnl or amateur, the public is so heated up over Harold ‘ltcd (ii-lingo that a capacity (it 50.000 perilous l_s assured when hc makes his pro- leslllonnl dcliut with lhp lClilcilizo Bears ln the iChlcago National Lea- gue Park Thanksgiving morning.

When the 28.000 rcsorvcd scale were placed on sale today" two lines oi purchasers, each n block lollli formed at 10 o'clock. and seven houns later nppcarcil in lin even longer. Trafllc was lalil up by the crowds which jammed the downtown ticket ofllce until their u

keep the liners in order.

The 28.000 seats were sold boron. night. those tailing into 1hr; hands oi scalpera soiling for 815 and 80mg lor $25. The standing room and

sale itomorrow.

Nobody wanted a ticket bedkusc it was the Bears or lho Cardinals playing-They all wanted tickets lor "The Grange Game."

‘Because or the tremendous ud- lndlcallona ol a standing room capacity, the laicnt figures indlcatri, tthat thn attend- ance will be around 50.000, with the gate receipts $90000.

‘SEATTLE. (Wn, Novormhnr 212- Qharged with evading the dralfl tor world war service. Dr. Arvid Sll- veflierg. former ilntlerne In the Sea-

ttle City Hospital. wag held in t-iie

'~ Port Lawton guard house here ln~-

day Sliver-barge brother. Dr. (‘nrl W. 6llverberg_ said Arvlrl claimed rxenrphlon as ii native oi Mule-ad. then a pant oi Russia. Russia ex- empted the Finns lrom mllllary liervlce during the world war. Gliveibmg was among lhe ilriu i4 men wirnited. lie went to Vin- coiiver. B. C. and worked ln ahlp- ylde during the war. Alter the war he attended McGlll University in Montreal. where he igrniliisted two

Totll-Ilfl.

years ago.

dozen policemen wcrc assigned to m“

hleachsr seats will he placeduin‘

Held As Draft Evader;

TIEKETS BHINE lllll K5 Fill FIVE YEAH lVEHlEE

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iNldW YORK. Nov. 27.—R0i!cru llnrnsliy, hard-liming manager m‘ the ISL. Louis (lurdlnule, has rc- nmvcd ziiiy doubt of his placc ‘uniolli; llit- grczitc-st lililslncn ul modem timcrs,

Whcn “llujuli" lcd rho National lmaguo lur the six-til slrulgh-t tlinv this scasoli lic also compiled llrc asiiiniirliilii; ilvc-yclir baiting avvr- um», 0f 402. ll iiilirk which ccllpsnri by tun polillri lhc lit-st llvc straight Y-Plirs '|‘_\' (‘olih l‘\'i‘l' Tlilll. (‘nhli ain- llifirlCll u=i l|\‘l'l‘il1lt‘ oi 400 iii his iii-st sirvlcli or battling. i000 Lo 1013. luclusivv.

llinrnirliyisi marks for llu- i025 season, his first us iliaungcr, ivcrl- ll-i inliluivs:

lillltcil ovcr 400 [m- ‘H113 third llmc. oqliiilllng all rccurds lu this hl-ilory 0i tliri game. lied both major Tongues lll burl-

l~ licd bill-h major lcnuucs in home runs. I iScorird 133 runs 11ml made 203 hits. including 40 lW(l'l)'rIi{1l.’.l!l‘l\, lBll triples and 30 haulers.

Hornchy a nivtivu 0t Winters, Texas, oi ruggcr build iiud wltli 180 pounds dlstributml through his 5 iecl. ii ‘A inches, appeared wl-th lihc "Cardinals [or the flnsl t-lmg in 1915. Ho. was purchilaoil irom Dennison [or the Wcsli-rii Associ- ation ior a reported $500.

H4; oamq ‘to tho majors In an era lhllt had prniluccil 'l‘y (lolih ulid THE‘ $008k". and immediately

New York Players Defeat Victoria In Exhibition

WLNiDSOR. ()nl.. Nov. 27.~Goalie Holmes relaxed his vigilance ior a spill second at the start oi’ the third period iln tonight's PXhllYTTITOII contest between New York Amer- lcuns and Victoria Cougars and "Bullet Joe“ Simpson with unorr- lng lit-curacy round n vacant. cor- ner and scored tho lone tally that brought n l——-0 victory l0 ihe Man- hattan seidtcl. The lilg hillle. the first for thh lormrr liiimlltnn lenni under the New York colors. was witnessed by 1.200 persons.

The line up:

NJQW YORKHTFonbes. goal; Ran- dall and Slinpsod defence; Burch.

following upoli that uihlch brought forth iiillki Wanner and Nap La- jDli. llnttiuj: rccord (YOIISlTlCTPIT iiillii'i‘l:ii~.ililv lizid bccii crcobcd by this qulirlvl.

For n limo. llie bat of llornshy Wllfi in rcstrzilul, for his activities as El shorbstuii uniloirbtciily took much from that tilllfll)’ Tramp dur- lug a sl-zieoll. ll. was ln 1920 that 'ihc Tcxuu wciit to second baaa to rciualn thorn and liccomc, pcr~ ihups llm izrcziicst butiuuau oi all llllli‘.

\Vlll'll iluriishy glnrleil hi; irttiirk upon llic billing crowns,

WTLLTAM FOX .Prc.icn6!

llabt- ituth Wllel polliig looping llles GYM‘ ilic liir fcnucil nlid llic nation's

izindmn lhoilglit lll terms of home‘

runs. 'l‘lic old-time rugged Tilt-tor WllH forgotten. the men such its lllloiu and Wagner. Even Cobb and lspeakcr were obscured by thr- phenomenal ‘Ruth.

lilll lilo (‘ordinal second linse- "iiill persisted lii his quest, smiish- ink away u; lilo deliveries oi’ Nut- loniil Longue- pitchers until he be- lllllllt) Olin 0i‘ tlic moat tcurcd 0i‘ batsmen.

Ho Kiiliiml his lirst. crown lu i020. cquiillvil and passed the four-time championship or Wsgnr vi‘. and who“ in 1924 set up a motl- ern eciiiiou mark with 423. During iioriisbyfiii rulili to rciiowli. Cobb SDcnkcr and ‘Ruth lltltcrod and to- iliiy lliv luaiiagcr oi ihe Cardinals la coimlilcrctl tlio greatest hitter oi thcin all. centre: l}. Grelen and tlViacKlnnon. Whiz-i; Dllnglife. Bouchlml. "Morri- Bolh (iiiliilvhell and Cameron subs.

ViICTOR-l-A: ~- Holmes, goal; imlkhlln rind Fraser. dntence; Srcdorickann. canine; Men. and Walker. wings; Andlirson. Shep. herd. Oatmiin, Halderson. Mocking, subs.

Refereo-dlilike lRioddsn. Toronto.

—i<o>___

Crooked Jockey

DEXTNGTON, KM. Nov. 27.‘ Jockr-y Donald ‘Mergler has con. tossed to ‘Churchill Downs stewards that he received 81,000 irom Jockey J- A- MQOYIPY for pulling dlumpkln. a race horas- owned by Frederick

Johnson, oi New York, lrom winn- lng a race at Latonlii this tall. the Kentucky 8mm Racing iCOTHTIITIIRTOII revealed last night.

‘inmlllil ion.

miulsnui WlilSPER

with T O N Y. 57hr wonder ham

g...

"Are you giving your 41"" a complete musical education

"Well. perhapa 11m that. ii paying for onefl-New "lit"

glster.

._.___¢0%-—-"' Jlinsrifs Millicent ler platen!"-