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cot + THE at, sept: "puis If Em "tie Athletic || QSHAWARAILY, TIMES... THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1927 CRC A A Ba a A Zn OREO EEE OBB Onn ------ AS of Control of Queen's Uni- | ig ; that 'PFor, OF Carson has |[E inted honorary coach of | # senior rugby team. Prof; Carjori played at inside |S wing for Fr for four years up |li i to 1924, . has always been re-||E¥ fan a most capable footballer, He will assume the dutiés at once. Announcement also was made that je Toronto Argomauts of the | fig Intér-Provincial Union will play an | if exliibltjon game with Queen's at v Ri on Stadium on October 8th, hi: This will be the first game of the 1 "Pee Wee! Ohantler, former Queen's star, is onthe line-up of the Double Blue, Preparations are being made / for the opening game of the Intercol- - legfate Union here on October 22, ? a or ih: oY \ hen Varsity pl 8, Grady | JP when a "7 Jucens oily pi : i ~ \ Vig. . &, We Neg, Kingston for the game, VE ; Olga Sstivobitch, 3 EE Sr Ee 1s 5 j USE FLOODLIGHTS IN uncle, the rich and CTION of BEST for TIMES READERS DEMPSEY'S TRAINING Cal E ; S-- Lffecln Fields; Ovete, TIL, Sept. |! 14.--Under the glare of the fleod- lights, Jack Dempsey engaged in an- other mysterious session of moon- light m&noeuvres at his training § BRINGING UP FATHER --By Geo, McManus camp last night, with everybody barred out hut Manager Flynn, Jer- ry Luradis and Gus Wilson, train- ers, and the essential sparring part: nerd, [romans ¢,O0DNESS - | PRETENDED | WOZ SICK | ©0'6 | WOULDN'T HAVE TO GO OUT SIGHT SEEN RELIC AN' ALL THE RUINS IN ITALY TOURING | SUPPOSE SHE'S SEEIN EVERY OLD HERE SHE COMED NOW - HELLO! YES, MRS, SLANG! | WENT TEN BEAUTIFUL HATS AND THE LOVELIEST COAT -- | AND TWELVE PAIRS OF SHOES: {| THEY ARE DARLINGS: OH | il JUST LOVE THE CITY OF TO-DAY AND, OH! | BOUGHT WITH MAGGIE | A new sparring partner with a reputation of having a great left arm, Armand Emmanuel of San Francisco, was slated to trade punches 'with Dempsey, along with Allentown Joe Gans and other regu- lar members of the' gtaff, Dempsey did no hoxing Tuesday, nor any rodd work, in the swelter- ing heat of midtafternoon, with the thermometer around 95. He climbed into 'his ring togs for a light ses. sion with the punching bags. He whaled away at the light bag for four rounds and drove punches in- to the heavy swinging target for two more, while "Jerry the Greek," his trainer, attempted to hold the EA | LZ 75 ZK 780 SEA 220K JAY 2X JN) © 1927, by Int') Feature Service Inc Great Briten nights reserved -- ea / by 7 of [ VENICE Now Am 2c! x , bag stationary, CRY BC TELLING TOMMY | %d THEY WERE ORIGINALLY 3 WHERE DID | GERAMIUMS ft ATIVE OF THE f COME FROM, 4¥] CAPE OF GOOD | DADDY ? HOPE, TOMMY. © AETNEANE) EAE) EEE mi vio RO foro Bid Yd : Bou TELL US THAT THE RED, WHITE OR PINK GERANIUM" PLANTS WHICH ARE CULTIVATED Dont bleckhénds--dibsah . them Ct of og THROUGHOUT EUROPE AND AMERICA ARE REALLY NOT GERANIUMS AT ALL; THEY ARE PELARGONIUMS, po yet, cloth briskly over. the [8 EST REAL GERANIUMS ARE FOUND ALL OVER OUR WOODS AND THICKETS- GRACEFUL WILD FLOWERS SHINGING THEIR FIVE-PETALED HEADS ON LONG HAIRY STEMS, WE CALL THEM CRANES-BILLS OR WILD GERANIUMS. GERANIUMS AND PELARGONIUMS BELONG TO THE PLANT FAMILY "GERAMICEAE " £3) Ehe House PLANTS WE caLL | [LoL Ml. VP GERANUMS CAME FROM THE CAPE OF | DADDY SAYS THAT Jf GOD HOPE, GERANIUM ONLASIBSTITUTE | | cRANES-BILLS ARE Hi) FOR ATTAR OF ROSES, IS DISTILLED FROM | | GERANIUMS, BETTY THEM, WILD GERANIUM OR CRANES-BILL JTHEN'T SPOSE XI 1927. by King Features Syndicate. Inc Great Britain rights reserved. MA ddl iLL BR mn od dil Piles Go Quick Ip Ethang or Salves Needed Ex % treatments seldom, banish Piles. ' : They blogd is stagnant, the veins The blood is stagnant, the 'viens flabby. PHONE The bowel walls are weak, the parts HELL BE HIM AND Almost dead 0, TELL HAY To quickly and safely rid yourself of 1 DION COME piles you must free the circulation-- send fresh, healthy blood to the raw, sensitive membrages. Ointments and other external treatments can't give lasting relief. J. S. Leonhardt, M.D., a specialist, set at 'work some years ago to find a real internal remedy for 'piles. He succeeded. He mamed his prescription | {8 " HEM:ROID, and tried it in hundreds || of cases before he was satisfied. Now HEM-ROID is sold by druggists every- where: under guarantee. [It is a harm- less tablet, easy to take, and can al- ways be found at Jury & Lovell Ltd, i who will gladly refund the purchase ey price to any dissatisfied cistomer. NS | SS SS Si WC EDR SRE BIR OR SO LER BV ( § Geuckaeies SESEEMAGEE 8 14 Lé18, 8.8 a) 4) 0d 813) 81 8.88 8 8 30 8 0 0a 12 olietay Arey A Tidy BER up --By Russ Westover : i n # 1 y 5 1 « You sAID You His) MU TWO , YOU'LL. BE BEGGING = "lCouLD NEVER i A, MAL Xo ps - 3 «| | MARRY ME, DIDN'T Did # py A$) rE _ BE EB Ley, mae)s : NN a) 4 | a cE RS ov Yy 3 S 19:15 iy I SS A NN Nl Nr A A 7