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By at taaallillil, conlprisiiig She of tiloxlIi»L,-II [tix-:nIl,ui|?||!2ll':~h(.;`;H,`:.¢,I|l1l :gg

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‘*`{3“ \ .T _ vi pii'p.ii.ition for their l;.inie wlili (’ard"" h"‘k"Y Tm* Chlb hi-3 |5073

_ The Prodigal Returns _--. _ By Dick Dorgan

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Continuing the good work ex liilliied in their ltwt _gumc, the tluunliaiii Pleas' commenced bowl ing with ii determination _o tiim Jimmy t_‘oyle'i-i Nuupal-el.l=.‘ ironi y_I.i» i'iitl'i0t 05106- _ _

_I Tm- lmiigue of the Cross alleys ` were lint-il with entiiiisiiisil- F-|11-.1-.~

tutors to witness the final of il

_...ries of bowling ganiis for thc

mg..-pallet uhampioni-ihlp ol' P. hi. |..|,.,.l_ Excitement was intense as ilic teams lined up. fililiantly the Patriot rolled and may rolled well, into »1,lie jaws oi (sud to tell) defeat. To encourugc hi.-1 `teum Bob' Duggan placed all X on the hoard, which was ditpiicuted by Cuptuill' _“ply Martiii. Stonewall Tdorgrin and Jim Duffy followed, Morgan trimming "irish" to a i`i'1Lzzic nn the .first string. -Cliiasson and Cor- rigan came next. with "Silent" Toni on title long end by a big margin. Garnlium and Sinnott rolled tliis

, frame, "Marty" forcing' his oppon- ` ent to tho two little 'olcs, trimming

him by '-til pins. Dillon and 'I‘r:1lnol'

. it-gl-'e evenly matched, Dillon having

ii giiglit edge on his man. The result of this string was: (iuurdlan 705, Patriot 617. ln the second round the “Non-

piirciis" set. a fast pace. and when

I the total score was ailnounced it

uns seen that the "Pleas" were Ili the rear hy ti pins. Guardian 6.11. Patriot 057. I idxcitcmelit increoscd as the third

mul ilnul string commcilccd. Wit.h n lead of 92 pins the "Pleas" gave n splendid exllihitioli of bolvliiig. aridillg 73 pins to their niajority. This time "Holi" Duncan rolietl the highest single string. his score he- ing 180, but his team-ms-tes could not stand tho presslirc, only one man -j<Chittseon ~»goiug over thc llllniircd mark. "Silent" Tom tried

After the game the Patriot en eitiiined the (iu.i ditili it 11 ban pie it w.-in thou alraliped to oil nro‘ll1-1 ecllis ol' llilie guliics for u goose snppfr .ind a v.ilu.llll-‘ . opily which is being, donated by inc ol' the bowling fans.

1-‘oiloiving :lro tho svorcilt

Guardian "Pleas" Mirtin_........ . 1.'l8~-I 'ufi'y........._. I~~J.. iorrlgail ......_ .- 1-i4 145- 3 ‘flinliott . _ _ . . _ lo li-3~ ill 'I’rain0r . . . _ . _ 5

Totals . . . . ... tln tial Boi'-’ 10

- Patriot Nonpareils

lluncan - i‘l9- 70 Morgan .. .152 133 90-37 Chiasson _ _ _ _ _ . . 01 110 100-<28! G-ulilhllm . _ _ . _ .104 133 98-3311 Dillon . . . ._ _ _ . .157 140 95-39"

! Totiils . _ . ...tll7 G57 581-1855 Strikblets

Bowling at the single pin. Slnnott

is a past~ma~stei'.

The next series is for the goose

1-uippei'»»iiot goose eggs.

Tile main foatlire of thc ncxi

niatcli will he tile contest lietivveli Mziliagers Schofield. ol' the ‘Picas_" and Coyle of the “Nonpareils."

Tile caretaker of -the League of

the Cross alloys, Mr. Keenan, llgilili

iiurii t_o bent. Duncan. but came,

bowicns

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Ray McDonald was present to ' l L °"""""""

cheer the "Pleas" to victory. \ HE PEERLESS LE \

/... /. ABE _

Jimmy Coyle wishes to know who' / \ OF THE OLD CUBS' Q' Nl

originated bowling. K _ \~||_L MANAGE |.“$ _ ` /

FOQYIER ,

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Timer: Ives: _ W ,_mN¢¢_ 7 lx?)

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PRGNK wg none ~i»iMress`B$?|'f>,E,,?

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CHF-INCE \S_¢=\ STRICT

nm.-i otluaoaau

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“‘Tha.m” Langforli

Will N013 “R6i`.i3.ll”

.Floyd Johnson,

Ono of thc ll1»i\'s|lapol' lucn dowii South asked S:-ilu Lillllzforii if. now limi. ho must know hc isn't aa _rtofiil

_ il figiltor as lic was, hc illtclzds io

rciiro froni tho ring.

"Say," said Sain. "‘iiow yo' izct

tliiit way? iloos a tennis lll:'._vi~.' rc- tizlli '1~:ii|si- hi=,‘g hoatcn? No, sith!

“ilu thi-y si-iid ii liot°s-- out. to!

p:i_~'lur1~ `i~1i1lsu i|1`i loses two or; illrw- l':it'i\:>".’ ' l “ilu yn' quit playin' iliiliimi_1

'1':|ll:<1- _v1i`s licuicll once lll_ ii\vhl|»s'.’

“\\'hy would Ah rctiali wlio.\ All

can whip so niully llltlrc lllotl tllslll can whip ine?

f "'l`o stop ii punch on<~.1 'ii :while

tloci~1|l't hurl nic. Wlion 1‘v.ii‘ybo~ lly's wllippin' lilo then Ah's goin' to retlsii. _ \

"But Ah's not goin' to quit so

IUIIK as th1:ah'l~l so many dulis that think ih1~y‘i-1 good."

Ai ihnt. wc llntc to think wiiiii

Sain uoulil do to the iiliijorlty :if "IF llN‘-will crop of lil-rril-s w<-rc Sam In his priilio.

"" ` ' " "*-°'~-~-'~'~---r--' the bi-nten _voting .iowa giant. \v.lii»n

Breaks

chestuclolds

OFICC

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ADDIY Sioan's g¢g|ojy__y°u dmvt have to rub it ln. Immediately I'°\h blood begins to circulate 'WWUY through the obetnicted g“"5°*- THC congestion breaks |"*°°h the cold is one. Get o `

bottle from your drug .

ggiut today

Slam' hz” it It home-35 cents. ‘W1 S Liulment Liu. ' 1

”

BUY Yoon '

carliod the hearty thanks of thc

up tlirough _Lilo centuries wliic‘

Ili-:ive resuililfeii- -ini tlhe hi-ghly civiI‘._iz~

od mortal of today, no qun‘lit.y 0 'iilunklnri has been more iidmlrci

itliun (!()URAGl~1_ The intrepid, tili-

tlinchlng, stoil-t-hearted man, ult- slirinkln;z_in the face of danger, has ovr-r had the world at his feet.

t‘.()illlA(il'I is what nialu-s tho

wllllit-1', wlictlicr it be in it boxing ring or ill the field of Iiilsllloss o art. Tho lniin with tho big Ilcilrt, who will not hack up In the face oi z\dvel'sit_\'. is thc main who is tlikon to tlic heart ot' his fellow cl'i\i\illt'os. Ho muy llc bcnton, hilt if ho fails with his face to the foe. he has won .himself something that is beyond apprais-ul.

Floyd Johnson, -'fn a nlutshtlli. is

the essence of COURAGE. His hottie against .lack Renault at Maid- ison Squiiro Garden will -bo long rc- li\clnbol‘e1i ily those who saw lt.

lin proved llllm-1clf<tl|i= typo ol'

good, rr-ll-llloiidod Alriixriczill of tho sort, that has novvr turnvd tiiil to .4 loo on the ficld of batidc.

A wonderful tribute wus palii to

-lic wont. down in tho last. fl-w sov- oiitis ot' that -bruising filtci-,ll-roilnll inittlo when the crowd sat in sil- unco, waited for him to recovvr his senses, and then gave hiln an ovu- t.ioli that rocked the old fiuriloli

ill'(5|l1l.

l’osslhl_v Johnson was rusiicd

along il bit too flint. alid his so- _ioiii-ii olit in the wide open spaoos of Oregon. where his manager, Clinrloy Cook, has sont him for a long rest. may tlnd re-bum li cham- pionsilip possibility. Tile heart i-9 thoro and there is not li fan who is not wishing him the -best of luck. iiike rho game Jimmy Wilile,'l~‘loy1l Johnson went down with colon-i flying.

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Biilil|Nli

L. OF C. BOWLING

I.iii-it. night thc All Comers uiiilefi

another scalp to their belt when they defeated the l’08t. Offive tellin by a good safe margin.

Following are tho scores:

ALL CONIERS

()n Saturliuv afternoon ill thc \"'

lllli l\'lciVl|llallis. wlllcll was won ill'

5',-"J-“‘.‘1

Philips . _ . ... fi. i". iilltcilcson lliifiiig

Roy Quigley's t.<-uni und Vern i~‘er-[tiiisslu

will give a good account. ot illum- -'.~‘(‘l\'i~i~:.

i.ine~ups:

Roy Quigley . . . . . . .., W. V. Fci'lrs Capt.) (Cupt.) E11, Nicholson . . _ _._ (loo. Walker Rev. Rose Eeaton.Ei'n. i<‘ai'nsworth P. W. Turner . . . . . . .._i€. A. Harris

Nov. Nov

Nov Doc. Dec. Doc. ll1‘1‘_ I2 l)i‘('. -

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ESKIMUS TRIM _.__

UTTAWII 3 Til

(Canadian Press)

0'l"l`AW‘./\. Doc, 2.-- Six tliousiitiii

pooplc saw lddnionlon Eskilnos trlln tho flttiiwii Scniit.ors, liockoy cliuniplons, iii 11 tiirco to one game at thc new Aildi-toriiinl Saturday night, it was the opciiliig of a 'two-game pre-season series.

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BILLIARIJS

(lily Scott. vi-1 Andy fiiiliiinl ond

i"i't\ll licliiiersoli vs Siiinlcy iiytill will t’ui°nisil the excitement to-nicht at Liiliihros Ilros. when thc hir: billiard tournainellt will hr- continu- nil. Tho two sets will llc piayeii at, 7 and il o`clock respectively. I '|‘.,|,,|_

Semin

Mui-(

§:€3m

Ling

F323

Loft

Il. Stcwli

0.ueen’s Take Regina

ll:|r|'|.-1 Grant Mzltzllollalii . . _ ..

. /\1:o|'n . . . . . . . .. .

l-intchlsoll

Miiclloniild _

(C,,,.d|,,, p,.¢"_) Mrs. Adnins

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A1-oril.

Schedule

Tho second guilie was lictwoi-lil il. ll. il. l"s, Czipiiiilii-1|--~

10--Sieliiiliolifs vs D. li. i"s

_ 214-(‘,oliict1-1 vs l‘!lil'1\k:is

Nov. 28~D_ il. P’s vs Elirckiis

_ 30-Scnllnoieii vs Colm-ts 5 ~D. H. I"s vs (`mu1\t-' 7 -Suiiiinoiies vs lilirukzis itl~»S1~iliili0l1:s vs ll. il. l"~l

--(‘o|ii1~ti-1 vs l‘ilii'|\kils Tflilli' I-510.

_ . vs l‘li||'1-llus

oles.

100 50 R2 63 10'!!

398

ll'1~,|:0l' . . . . .

'i`otnl --1'i5'i'.

D. H. P's.

97! 103 116 76 X9

l‘I..... ..

417

-1473.

Nov. 21.

I Comets.

1 SMOKING

FF:

'Mciieod

SUPPLIES

.l..‘-\Volister

Total _ .

,ar

Our line of Smok- ers Sllllplies is comlllete. Always fresh and satisfy-

_"ur -.,_» .-

_ Get the liiililt of ._C3.IIlIlR` 0]] us for “Your Smokes.

F53?

Gallant

score 214.

Lafferly _ . . . _ . .175 205

` ' Trllinor ....207 101

Power

Essory _...li7

210

........l-i7 129 Ili-i

167

_ ....109 17| 181 l'i9 80167

8-i7 740 889

. . . . _ . . . _ . . . .. _ 2482

‘ POST OFFICE-

A. V. Saunders ......M7

Afsenaiilt Crockett

20.1 167

.......102 105 lil() ._ R8 121 95 _ _...lll1l 139 Zi-1

135 126

_ 617 705 'I3 2 .Total . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . .. . 2054 E. Gallant rolled high, AITIKIG

E. Lnfforty rolled high. total pins

590. I Next game 'Monday nlsht he-

tween Elnklmos and K. ot C.

~

'l`0[l0N’I`(), Dec. 2.-Q1ii-mis Un-

socond Dominion rugby champion-

Mrs. W. Stewart

in-11. in-1-r ur 111

llvorsity fnitlzlit thuir wily to tlltlir"“"5' 'I' C* Si'~“"`""~ - ~ 123 126

Si) 0"

'when they stnothorod Regina by 11 ""'

people saw the match.

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OTTAWA, Nov 1~~'l`he first of-

ficial alinolincemoit-t in reizarri to the iiellherations at the Canada- Unltad Staten conference on liquor smuggling was given out this even- 'lnK. lt contains ilttie lnfformivtlon beyond the fact that the -proposals of tho United Staten delegates. an- nounced some days aan in ti des- pnti-h fmm Washington, are being considered In detail amd that the conference has disposed of the first

Tata i-15il.'i.

with liquor ca

clearance to shi

”iLAMBRos silos

Prospective Guest teiigoulnlr

rooms in u hotel)-" This room's

‘ v

.%9‘i`v._u.~.<~'“.>; 11....-...,. ,,,, ,. ? I

m d§‘l'k-~it- reminds me of 11|

Halal Cloth-“Yoo,'|li'. lt’l1\\lt I conference wlilln continued lomor-Wm li-‘»~.i..».1_ ._ °‘_'° *A "M '°-" wr- - » ‘ -

iiix. 'No inclination ie given an to whether the proposals were ac-

cepted by the Canadian represent- _ ntlves. it is announood that tlieunuon 0

I VQIIO

Rebckah's Bowling League Y. M. C. 3"'-‘L J- M<'-Nviil

A_ Aueys N°v_ 19¢|.,_ Miss ii. I"|nluyl-lon ..

Mlsii I.. \Vrigllt.

Sli 107 112 111 100

G85

'io tri 121 94 119

411s

-_ i). ll. l"s won hy Ili pills.

101 78

ship hero Siitiirdny afternoon. W” E"“"“ ' ' ' ' ''~ 83.117’

'scorn of 54 to nil. Eight thousand 483 529

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A PARTWAL |NTERNAT|ONAL Th - 5 . _ i||`|`3UlRl’-Y¥\&niH [|l`0\/iflill fOr 0Xll'a . AGREEMENT To END Lmuon hsloree P"t§’li`;"s;f(l)nt::_’;§::ew;':€:‘g:A;`;!||t.ion of pelvions iiccusged of vioig-

SMUGGI-'UNG iliy Judge Mm, heading the Amp... U0" of liquor laws: treaty provin-

r~‘- if-.iii iiei.-_g.iuoii, ...iii w||.¢h Wm... Ins for conveyance. of pi-lioiieri

ilieizlisseti today. provided for fo- lh"°“3‘h ¢°"fif0"Y WMD Bcffllsed of operation hetween Canadian and "°|“H°“ “I "‘|“‘“' MWB- ‘md t-P911'-Y Alnericiin custom officials iii the “mhormng C°"”d|““ “\lih0l‘i¢|€8 .~iuppressinn of ilqiior smuggling to "“““|’°"¢ "‘i"°l' “U09” Allllkll- the lil-rnlshing of information mn- The C9-nafiihll TBPTBSBHMI-Ives at (.(,,.n|,m the ..|0M.,mu, M shim the conference are R. R. Farrow. with iiiiriwii or liquor iii. iniiiru; il... gmmgllweg of! rimoiilist and ex.

passing of an order-ln~col|ncil rn- 3 - - HY 0f» ll! ln com- ' ' vmitlng the clearance of whips gen- "‘|’”|m°f °7 °"3'0mG HB0 PKK"-|801 To be obtalned- only from linen to porn iii nie onlinr suite. U- P- Buff- wteril Ieslmtlve as-'

Tl ' t I

,.6f““| of aistant department of customs W.' '

P( under 150 mn, F. Wilson. chief of preventive ner- e 0 e

with cargoes of liquor; search and "|”°~ d°P°“m¢"'» °f C\l0f-OMS? W- soluire of vessels engaged in 3- WWW. 1155191811! 009%! mill- m-uggllng on the Great Lakes: oir W-U U' 5"_"|°‘i W~W- 00”- 4°P“i¥

___ m___ _D ,_,,_,,.,_ _,_ ,__,,,_.,_____ M, ,__,_,__,_,__ sUBsciz1PT1oN DEPARTMENT

llllll llll Iiiuiiiini if units llrlllll iiwiiii iiiiu ii

§_=.-i-I.-.W0.;ff.t.»f_ Scores Put; on by the Fair Sex Very Cred

llllrry i\‘li_l|cl"i_~i' i1~:|.nl :intl and ‘.\’il'.

i"roiu tho days ol’ tho Stonu Ago iii-~ t`olrnii~r :1t`t1»l' ii lliird ind toil- (T0

.1 ous bliil.i1_-, by 2 gullies to 1. b

Llllc-ups: 1 ”`””“""°”_““ -

l Hurry Miller . . . .._ .lim iielllllan A l=uli1‘.~\ lifiwliluz l<»=1i<\\¢‘ \v"=1f<“"“`; Eufekasf I (Cnpt.) ((f;|pt,) 1-ri ll t`1\\\' days ago ill thc Y. ill. i`. AJ ll. E. St_1-\v;i|'t . 122

ii. Conrad . . . .._ Walter Grant and is known as lli-lit-knii's llowliili: Mrs. ilrown .. 00 A. Webster _ _Cliurlic Toombia i.t»ul:ii1» with i'o1|r ti-ants vtiti-i'1-il;---'Mi-;i_ lil(-N.-iii __ ,_ A. Pondli-toil will Prowsell. s.-iiiliiolps, (‘.=\1>t=ll\\¢'»‘l by Minn S ‘ ll. l"|nl=1.\'son ~- -»

131 107

ill? IIS H7 T0

I.. \Vl ight . . . .. _ 70 83

Z -'X I

.

-1517 ol..

r rill' tcuni. u.n1i was won by tiicfor lil. ttoinets, (‘.iipt:iiiu'<l -I\1i‘.‘~'. Total--iI.'»i.

mor, 3 to 0 Mr. l~‘crl'is‘ tcnlii is al /\.|;lm¢;, I Colnvts Win ily l-IZ pins. young loam and new to the f.::im1~_ lV. liiilwikals, (`al\tllilll‘<l 5\'|iS>`

lint with ii litt-lc more cxpcrlciii-c llnzi-i Stc\viirt. Nov. 28.

-.._. ...»-. “_ ` ."".'“f-.'_~‘

.D. H. P's.

Acorn . . . __ . ... X5 its McI)0nii.l1l _ . . , , _ 121 1~i9 Hutcheson . _ _ . . _ 107 101 Ward . . _ _ _ _ . 72 Si Stewart ... _ . . liti 116

isis 5-15'

I7 I) li l"i~l

l!l~~-Siflililllllirs vs (‘1ilii<~ts EUYCKRB-

2|---l). ll. l"s vs tiolllcls 213--S1-_liilliolvs vs i'1lii-1-luis. H- Sl\‘WHl't, - . . . . ... S-i iilfr

lhlrs. W. llrown |58 1-IR

08 lil ll? X7 100 Ilitl

467 543

199 'l’ot:ii-1521.

7| l<Iill‘cklts will by ill pins.

fill 3;; Rebekah Bowling League Nov.

152, _ _. Seminoles.

-174

IS. l\facGrcgor . _ . . _ |'l‘. Grant

_ Harris .Linn 92 131 _ MacDon1ilil ._ _ 71 till

553

10i 120 106 140 180 85

102 ual 5:19 121| Total-1541:.

115| Comets.

" i .'\lrl~l. ll. Adonis .. . ._ lilo 15 508 Mrs. ll. Beer . . . .._ 102

-Mrs. J. C. Stcwiirt _ 123

iltirs. W. Stewart ghiiss M. Evans

I

ti Xl 120 94 100

586 55:3-

103 118

'i`olnl-16:12. (`onlcts win by 86 ping,

Connllloring lhlq ls

l

\

75 102 127. 00 110

501!

I

RT RS 87 83 122|

467

114 :iii li5 I 101| 77

511

30.

us iii 78 100 ill

454

""’.I wi

lol lol 112 40::

l~l3l ' - - the first -lI"°w""5 ‘|009 bl’ nllllly of thcso luiilus tho scores arc vi-ry goni-|_ 112 interest is at fuvcr pitch rinrlim 'h‘“‘“ Ka'“"f‘ "nd Iarllu numbers of 58] spectators were prieimng and were trcnteii to some good howling.

iorl 11 Tsl I

,hp (m_"m_H' uw runs dn |_‘__l 'H1 itcs _\\'ii| izinli nt Ht. Join. und il' hoxim: contests and we

utiition gl#-ally criiiullci-il

\\'il_\i oft'i1rizilly oponcd early ill .lflu

Sussex boys ronipiill: honli. [J

IHEEIIEIIS IIIIISIX illl BIKE EHANIIE5 Hi

T' ` The record of the Granite

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Stills Stilts Stiits

To ENABLE You To RISE IN THE WORLD

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GIVING EXERCISE THAN STILT WALKING

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All you_ have got to do is to bring Three New or Renewal Subscriptions to the Charlottetown Guardian and the Stilts are yours. _ _

Hurry up before our consignment is exhausted.

TITE-LOK ADJUSTABLE STILTS

Seientiflcally constructed, perfectly bal-

anced, finished in brilliant red and fitted with adjustable steps, permitting three grlduatlono In height, ranging from 10 to 28 lneliol. They are made of the bent grads of lhort leaf yullow pine, and are otauneh and strong enough to carry all the weight that mly be required of thom.

Every normal, healthy boy ond almost

every girl, wants I plir of otllto. It in od~ mitted that otllt walking in one of the most

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heatlliful and invigorating forma of oxorcln for the active and growing child. It lffordl a sense of poise and confidence thatvcannot be acquired in any other wly.

Suitable lor children of ull 190|. Entire-

ly self contained. No visible or projecting metal part; to injure the child or tour the clothing. Used with portant safety by fn- tenlng the atop: at the lwroot point to bo- gln with, and gradually lnoroulng tho height no oklll In walking iracqulnd.

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