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Royals whip

Syracuse 3-1 Abner T. Clegg, 2.04% This handsome and horse will make the season at

MONTREAL. June 17-(CP)-— Behind Max hiacolls six-hit pllLh- mg, Montreal Royals beat Syracuse chiefs 3-1 heie today to take the

well-bred

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

My r o n lvIacArthurs, Kenslngton, who is au- thorized to make all ar-

f rangements.

j In The Stud

Abner T. Clegg was

one of the greatest 3- year-olds ever raced in the Eastern States. He should sire futurity winners. FRANK iUL-‘INIS, Owner. Halifax, N. S.

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n" Advertising" The Spear Point Ut Ifuptlgillldil 005.1% bug; it; to t» recog-

ILZLCU as illL‘ nifitlili spear paint of pitpaguiiiiia. Litfltlhiilt ii". int- o: ad- virtisiiig Ddill iii lsiigaizid anti Cati-

i'..<_ services

aria had YCYLKIlKKl ii as a ioice ior action, \\lI is DIOjJIILIiIXIClJI, in 1lIiIlI\' insiaiit-cs. unli cit-ates rc-

action. i‘\L..\'('1'l..\'ll1_LZ exits LI IIWSSIILIE‘, per- suiides .i ioi. anti makes that action . uni.» iiiis .i kigi" iliotigzit ~ "\\'.irt.iiic Adiir-

liritish Govern- ieiinitely that; periodical.

iotitiil newspapers, tntiuazii s,

. .i" flint-- . in the CfillllllCfCllil

iii-it's Firms who _ ou ivai- lllCl‘ t with equipment or who ii cushzon the publii- a" Ior (loin: witiiiitit

(v

" ac-

iiiat-liinir and

1 iic itir instant-c, ad {llJlO t0 obtain qii .1‘ oi modern eqiiitmzcnt iii lzirae plants as will

ng 111011‘ '.l'li".s acceptance of bet- iit l)\‘ \\'rII' iil(l11SlI‘l(‘S can through atlxertlsinu. _-Ai‘l,ll(l di I1_'_‘. t‘: last war, witch llO11‘t‘i1()ltl.4 rere forced to (lo without the habitual comforts of lite mental UCIJYCSSIOII came cs ciich rcvtriction arose, because there ivris nothing to break the shocks in daily lllf‘. The indioous use of atl- vcrtisin" ‘iizis eiitibled restrictions t0

u ii on the North American iliv without impairing

a0. One can as}; this question “Would the change-over from peace to war time cconcit

0S small thrtuiuli ztdiei HfiVlIlIliI“i‘\

1' oi t'0i’!<ii“tlt‘ll\‘(3 ad- in the ctuisiiiitei- and 1( ds" said Mr. Jaris. .. ind profession can now, for the first time, look at its oivn business iiztliout being hamp- ered by a traditional outlook which hits crown up in the last seventy- iiie iears. Wi- lIILVC tcitded to rc- gard 8(l\'(‘l'1l.silli; as something wholli" and completely" a "scllini; force" in commerce. Advertising is incised a "SJlCS force" in other ways as well as the {tllilllll passing of gr; ‘s from mtiuiiittciriiiwers" to con- l < tu shy thiit in the next. 50 yeais we sliiill linti advtr- tising lxing used to sell ideas to the ntasses, or sections of the masses, in ways unheard of today.

In the 1830's there occurred in England an event which showed how potent advertising could be, A group of Paiiiiimriitury" and aristo- cratic circles faioiircti a re-opening of the Napoleonic wars with France. The Duke of Wellington was being "used" by this group. Wnr seemed very sure when. overnight. Isondon- ers foniid huiidrcds oi small posters hastily 111' carclril iind. bearing tho slogan “To Stop The Duke. Go For Gold". A small group 0f razlon lists, knowing that it‘ the public went to

. ‘ant affect. Advcrtuiizq \\lll iiiwnis bc a nrc- ossalji‘ part of public lifc. It will rc-

niain f1 iuost potent iiicdlum for thorr whcso I 1t is to influ- tiic" pitbli" mm and rrarilms.

either for profit or for cansrs. srntxdwinti) l.

The monthly meeting of 5|”- felri W. 1. met 1n the school n Iifav 21st with tho Pitisidcttt in the chair Mrctinit ()])L‘I‘lt‘(l by rrpeiitini; the Creed in unison. Fourteen mem- bers answered Roll Ciill and the members irei-t- guests i0 the “Green Hornets" Sewing Club.

The Quilt Committee decided that the mciiibcrs make another qiilt patch and send stiinc to Mrs, Norris Sinclair

Sowing for Rod Cross ivas also disiribittoti to members".

One boy's sweater. 1 pair gloves, 1 pr. socks was tiaised in,

Mrs. Everett Haslain was appoint- ed to visit school for the month of June.

Mrs. Arthur Hashim and Mrs F. W. E. Haslaitt ii-rrc anpointld delegates to the W. I. Convention to meet in Charlottetown.

Mlss Emily Hmviird and Mrs. John MnCKny as substitutes

It was movi-il and seconded that the members iinsiwr roll call with a gift for a Baby "Shuwci" and to

make this a community" affair by non-members sending some to the next meeting to help a worthy 001158.

1t was dt-cicied that to hold the next meetiiiz in ll!" .\(‘llt)(:]_ Th;-

Green Hornets took charge of the program for the r-viiiiug rind put on t1 splendid l‘lllf‘lli'll"f'lll'il‘ mid n dir- Iicioiis lunch Was =,l"l'\t‘fl The meet. iiig was lITOliQlil ll! (-10 ~ h"; sliiuliiu I-Iie National Aiitiii-iii

00m, xi i-rivw Australia tint l‘

of 1.75110?! hos" bout. 4,000 Einually,

Il\' It's .\ ‘u: i and 0a,». ls a.

iiuuihi-rs of mt-n

five-gariie series", 3-2.

The left-humid Macon held tho

Ciiieis in su-bjicnon all the way,

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except in the sevciiili, when he _v;e.de.l Syria 153's only run. Then , M n quei ' it nienac ng ruiiy

by . e Caiels iii .11;- ninth.

Wally caztn maids his debut with Syracuse in lfilt-llfld and got two re- placed Lindsay D:a! who has been sold to Atiaiita. Deal left tonight

for four. The veteran Cazen

to jam the Crackers,

hfontrtal niaie its seven hits off

Rctl Biirrrt gord for angle runs in fir," first, fourth and seventh inzi- iiut< "flip Wlllllllli: t-ally was un- ed, csmzng alter two irere out t..e fourth on Cl:il' Dippefs dottble and Bobby Adams’ error.

Baseballltesiiits

xariosiu. ilaao ti:

(‘hlcago 010 000 000-1 4 0

Iiroki: '11 002 000 12_\'-5 ‘f 0 LP» and McCullough; Hgize and

Owen.

St. Louis 010 000 0730-3 0 1

New York 000 000 010-0 5 2

M. Cooper and W. C:cpei"; Mr] ‘ion. Adams t9) and DZITIILIIQ,

First game: (‘ini-iniiati 200 101 000-4 0 2 Boston 001i 2"0 000-2 '7 0

Ekrringer and LZKTIIDDOI Barley, Hunhings 15>, Doztoiart 161 and Kluiiz.

Second game: (‘iticinnati (I00 002 000 02-4 lI 1 Boston 0'30 000 000 01-3 10 0

Starr and Hcmsicy; Tobin 0nd Mast.

Night game:

Pittsburgh 000 n30 300-0 in 0

Philaiilclttliiii 0'11 000 000-1 .'I ‘Z ' Klinuer and Lopez: Horrsi, Na- hom tfii. Pearson t7t, Nnrloi- <3)

and LLVlIIHSlCXI,

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Ninth Straight Victory Over Braves By Capturing Doubleheader

NEW YORK, June 17—(APi— against Bill Lee. ‘Ihepnly run off ‘llllllll Rxis 1\tl1 their string of Higbe iivas a saccnd-inirng homer

~~ 01.1‘ BcsiJii Braves to by Glen (RI-pi Russell.

a phi tcday by capturing However, the Dodgers took charge

in‘; game of a doublehead- in the next frame when ‘Arky

c: -1-- and than ccrnlng from be- Vaughan, ieturniztg to ‘the lineup : ta gain ii 4-3 dict-ion in the lifter a lengthy siege with a mus-

ll-luiruq irghzenp at Boston. culiu cold, tripled two runs across.

P"iil Dcrrlngu" gave tize Braves Cooper Blanks Giants

scivn h.ts' dt-ixng the opener and

bSill oi the Brivcs’ tales were _ 11rd. The Rctis coliccted two At New York, big Mort Cooper ru s t: Tciii Earley in the first held New York Giants hit-less for other in the tour h. after 52X innings and even though he he was r;l.eved by Johnny iras touched for five in the clos- Hiirmjpgs, lng frames he had little trouble steering st. Louis Cardinals to their seventh straight triumph, 3-0. This was Cooper's scccncl shut- A; Bicirkvn, Kirbi- Higbe sup- out over the G ants and Ills fourth tut‘?- Cii. igo curs" oi four hits in the National Lengre l-‘IS season, its B.f‘l.\.\1l DtdTrs hammered out during W41'C'i h hrs won eight: it 5-1 victory wt ti timely thumping names and lost 111W?-

l1 igbc Beats Lee

Navy suffers First defeat

Bisons whip Ciioles twice

BUFFALO, June 17—(AP)-Buf- HALIFAX. June 17-(CtPl——A iaio Burns tipp d over Baltimore ninth-inning single by SIRE)‘ Mild‘ O..o'iis t' cc tciizgiit, 11-4 and 9-8 better drove home the winning vii.h SOILLIQJIIW An..y Sierra goin- run tonight to gve A:my_ a 5-4 111,‘). cixdit for botii vial-cites. win over Navy and provide the

SLtrrii faced orly two men in sailors‘ first defeat cf the City lilo iiiglitonp, but the outcome ex- Senior Baseball League. tended his Wlllllllig streak to six Lefty Ken Sweeney of the Army ' and Dan Stallion on tine slaib for

Cards Attain Winning Stride After Slow Get-away

i By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. plalned today. “They were the Associated Press Sports Writer w°rld champions and we ivere

NEW YORK, June 1"I—(AP)— The St. Louis Cardinals who have been heating u/p the National League race for the past few weeks are no surprise to Billy South- wortti. their managcr- mehfe ill-St the train he saw at the start of spring training, finally getting in-

stride.

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And if the Cards didn't do so well the first month of the cam- paign utien the Dodgers were threatening to make it a runaway race, well, that isn't surprising either. It all goes back to the start of the training season.

“We had that spring series sched- uled with the Yankees, Billy ex-

Indilans edge’

Senators 5-4

CLEVELAND, June 17—(AP)— Ken K€liJl€I"S single in the seventh inning tonight drove in the tying 111d 040111118 runs u Cleveland Indians bent Washington senators 5-4. It was the Indians’ seventh vtictiry over Washington in eight. S 31' i.

REMEMBER WHEN

By The Canadian Press Pancho Villa was declared fly-

second lest year, so naturally we wanted to see what we could do against them. We whipped the team into shape quickly mid the players were trying pretty hard and were over-anxious. After los- ing a couple of games they settled down and ,we won the series.

"It was the same at the start oil’ the regular season. A team on which youth predominates natur- ally l; inclined to press. Now we've hit our stride, We have won 20 of 26 games in a month. ‘Itie team is clic ing and confident. 0f course, a few players aren't hitting right now, but they will because they're g: older Players not the young-

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Tribe loses two

CLEVELAND, June 1'1—(AP)— Cleveland Ixidiaris are losing two more fiirmhands to the war effort.

Pitcher Joe Kraka-uskus, graduate m’ Ontario send lots, stopped in Cleveland long enough yesterday to notify the front office he is 0:1 his way to his home in Hamilton, Ont, to enlist in the Royal Canadian Air Force. He has been with Bal- timbre on option the last month.

shortstop Jack Conway, also with Baltimore, lips Joined the United States Navy,

I Dizzy Trout

First Shutout Of Season O T

For I-

NIEW YORK. June 1'1—(AP)—

The world champion New York Yankees were snut out today for the first time this seascn as Paul (Dizzy) Trout outfasted Marvin Breuer for a 1-0 Tiger triumph at Detroit. ‘ The only run of the game came in the ninth Inning on three De- troit singles with Ned Harris’ blow with the bases loaded providing the payoff.

T7010. who Ind loot five game: in a row, pitched flawlessly the on- titre route and gave up only five scattered hits, four singles and o, double bv Jce Gordcn.

A’: Edge white Sox At GIICBEO, Phil Marchlldon,

Hands Y5K

iger Tliumph

Athletic-t g a flVC-glllltlcghélllnd 5t0I1DEd here lJv a 4.3‘ ' . bYORe a five-gum. 1m,‘ 55"“ by the identx- , W

Philadelphia who had streak May

Browns End Boston 5pm

At St. Louis, thrc

ended as St, Louis Ielriflillaks w‘

S dcieq -

_ viciori their seven-game 1 "t: “ls y“ '1 Eldon Auker won llii g imam of the year after ‘ hi8 18st three tmes Q11,‘

Leafs climb

More farm hands Back into

First division

TORONTO. June 17-401’)- Tbrotito Maple Leafs climbed back into the first division ott’ the In- ternational League standing to- night iu Joe Sullivan and Nick Strincevich each hurled l four- hitter to beat Jersey Oily Giants in both ends of a doubleheader 2-1 and 4-0. It was Strincevictfs (curl-h shutout oi the se=on and

I07 golfers tq- Blaze away for Patriotic cause

CHICAGO. June i7-t-\p)_m Hale America Nat-Bonn! 01- a

chflmpiflllsllll) will 0p ii ulrtllllll moor Country Club lilllt YItIII‘ V051)‘; 107 professionals m; including two cam“

Single lit-hole r:u Dl-flyed for four daiv.

ww Yflrk 000 000 rim-o s 1 f???‘ l‘ “'1 '1 “Q viclzrl re‘ t.l u C11 ‘elced s i011 hits weight champion of the world when . r s in I) .1. ‘t < _ - l’ 1103M] 1=_<‘-\' C1181’. W1 a 1e flvy. e1 Y - ‘i’ _ ; . s e a err o ens v . r - h.s fl th wi. ag inst fou def t . co nt‘ y, , ', ‘hlllliel- and Dlll;ll,<l¢_,ll;ll01l~l_llg,nl it..i.d out ill sight and a Bison on Leadbeiter got, two of the Soldiers iliiehkntrlrtclkeldgélt Jllglmbl’ W11‘? Elli; 1H3 bout. Villac died tilrospyllrldlr: q——————-——a l ms 59-“ l“ (i? Cganllilllln“ 0112,, ear‘: Teblbelug‘ gtgcuorriktgr oiillffgqobigTbliiffliVtl-Zad sol: blows. ygars ago ‘lwmggb gze Igliiplno later. UM Millard’: for dandruff gvrd grydson and BCbby bray o; - "r s s a - ron , p) "m1 1p“ 100 3m 0004 _ first and Smith raced in with the ‘ _ (fllilcakllr m 200 000 010-3 ll (‘Willing W0‘- OUT OUR WAY By. J. R. _WiIiams Our Boardng House * _. arc ‘ n and Siiniz; Humph- \ ,,, I f , - ‘ fifs, cs ta» Zilltl Tirsii. v aEsiégicilg V» Hvéiéé’l_iOct;jci)<1i_T ‘ ggié-tsuvitclgds :\NE‘D BETTER PICK MY WORD! HERE'S A I CAN FORE- ‘ iiiiisitm 000 011 100-3 0 l Bears pOlUld l FOUR PAIE OF PAnTs ‘Em i>i'_ii.i_Ep BOTHERIMG vou Q A vAcA-“QN FLOp i DELlal-TFUL LVN-LE NOOK’ .‘ CAQT A “NE Z si. 1.0m; 201 012 001-0 10 ~ / OUTA Ti-iEeEl HALF OI= up Jissuue FELLOWS-IT'S f IN THE NET? 7 A spAaKl-‘NG LAKE’ '4 9F 60°59 ' flnBdllllfillci, _ri'.-i~r_,»v (4), Dcbgon iv. R h 5 EACH LE6 cuT up T_i-i‘ AN: LOOKIT THE HEAT! LIKE l COUNTY-DREAD- ' AMONG THE- TREES, ONLY Z PIMPLES T0 Q Como-l’ Auk“ “ml Raye‘ OC 881??‘ 8' w ' SO liéNQoAsgimggi/VED 11-73. A LQTROF PEOPLE a NAU@HT ISNlT IN , 74' MlLES QWAV“ " MATCH THE NAME INTERNATIONAL tarsus 6°‘ ' ¥8“,_,s% IEYQSS; I ‘THE oeizsv / GOO5E NECK stencil.» OFTI-IE HIDEOUT

Frrai-usi- 01m 000 100-1 s 1 ltltérsiilrlt-cutlt d 1100x100 10x-3 1 1

l" 511 . ; _ and Dummy. 1 eman Macon

First night game:

Baltimore 000 002 z-i 4 n Buffalo 00x 20o x-II i4 0

Fiangan, Daves r11, Waldt t3: and Becker." Sierra and Redmond.

Second night game; Baltimore 100 12'! 011-8 13 2 Buffalo 201 003 021-0 8 2

Nalfmlfk. Burkart (fit, Rgtigy till and Becker: Tisutg. Ott- t6), Sicrra t9» and RCGIIIOIZCl.

Night game: Newark 040 001 102-0 11 1 Rochester 041 000 000-5 s 1 Gllmivrt. Rrse-J (31 and A.

K047105001 Sllflwni, Pcaice t3) and

W. Robinson,

First night gnmc: Jersey City 0'10 000 I-1 4 2 Toronto 0'10 101 x-2 2 1

Cocmb< Fernandes.

and. Baal: Sullivan and

Second night. g"mc: Jersey City 00o 00o 000-0 4 z Toronto 101 00') 0214-4 7 1

Pickell and PoPliind; Strtnce- vlrh and Fiemaridcs.

Call-up Of Men By Lot System Starts Next Month

UITAWA. June 17—(CPJ-CalI- 1111 of men by lot for Compulsory military tnaining will start next month, it is learned at the Depart- ment of National War Services.

No public drawing of names from a hat or beans from a. Jar is con-

, Wmhlnlcd HS the compulsory call-

itp of men switches from the sirlrct- ive systciit in effect so far to the lottery system.

The lottery will work on a divis- ional basis. The registrar of each war SCI‘VIC(‘S division ivill form l1 pool of the men in the age class's liable to compulsory service in his division and draw the names of the number required each month from the pool.

The selection of the men m be called in any given month will thus change to a basis of chance. Up to now they have been selected with a view to distributing the call-tip equiilly through all localities in a particular division.

One of the results of the change may be that four or five young mcn will be crtllcd up in one month from one village while in another village nearby none may be railed although thcre are an equal num- ber in the callable class.

Lottery System

Working on the selective basis as ln the past the registrar would pick his men so that about the some number would be called from each of the two villages but the law of chance may not work out that wny.

Announcement was made recent- ly'tliat the lottery system ivorid iipply to the August call-up. The process of selecting and notifying the men required for the July call- up now iii under way and the men are to report on successive dais starting July l6.

Arrangements for the Angiiii call-tin will be made in July and late in that month. it is expected. the divisional registrars will have their pools formed and start pick- ing the names.

The change from the “irriive tii tli» lottery syz-Icm of tilrking tin-u is tine to come into effect its target" are being millet! nn for the iirnii‘, The July (‘IIll-Ilfl is 15.0% iii~n and as a new systrm of

inducting them into m0 nifty with coma will run 15,000 or more.

ROCHESTER. June 1'1-(AP1- New-ark Bears gained an even brcitk in their four-game series with Rccltestcr Red Wings by Ilflléflillllg out an 8-5 victory to- nil; 1t.

The Wings drove Randall Gum- pcrt to cover Ln two iTIIIiIlES but l t”, after taking the lead, 5-4, in the " ,5, f“. third iverc utiable t-i do a thing / 4

against the right handed curves , / /,,,, of Steve Rose-r. who joined the I" Ipf/[f/lf/[l/éé; Bears here Tuesday. Rover gave up ti‘ ' I” , (‘W141i only two hits 1n sevrn innings He \' a I, ‘iilfiflgl/{NPQ struck out: the s‘(le in the Elghlh- 1 f m lfiw/[Dliw €_s___._ - hill” ‘tiff/wept .

. ‘l‘,~"»tz:r.‘.l"'.:. Bacs lambast “ i?“ M

. . Phtllzes 6-1 igelflillfll/ilyhg. U V;

PHILADELPHIA. June 1'7—-(AP) -Piti,5'Z>ll‘.gh Pizates shelled two Pllilfldc 11in pitchers at wiii tonisht .. it‘, l, , to Ivanhoe. Ilic Phils 6-1 befor a. Nlliwflnid,“ /?\l/,' _ crowd c,’ 3104 1n n night g-sme. {NH/w} f‘!

They fust hopped on Frank Wt \,

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AM’ THE UPPER PART wouuo Buioci-iEs oi= MAKE TWO PAiiE-Jis’ '

THINK OF Ti-iE Ecoioomv THERE -- TH‘ sAviM‘!

, LISTEN-w- " we CATER

WHEN THE

$I—I\12'T AM TO GET WHAT CLASS ANY MORE, jggggufi yggTvEi/ghrthgbh AND we DONlT go THEgDEé-mlfiilé meg: CgJSQTELE ~ . " WANTTO GET ESIRE o T e

AWFUL WASTE "°"““' H°LLER CAUGHT Too NIGER CLIENTELE!" /” APPQOACHINO

FAR FROM s... HM! vsizv m THPU oawiso INTERESTING! HACK Potion

“first my my“; runs In {he fifth itinunvnuuzuvicmue.v.u.iirn.o,u.rir.m.

inning and in the seventh re ated

A i-ioor- I BLOWOUT.

S

8V A FLOC

gighgeériformancc on his relie, Sam BRINGING Up FATHER ‘Hawk, p’ Baseball Standing Imam WE Mm ‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pol l”

Brooklyn as 16 .100 . sj

st. Lr ‘- 3'4 20 .630

Clue. ii.... 32 27 .542 \ g

ii Yo: 30 3O .500 -.,—,;,-e~ , ago 2 3Q .475 :. Pittsbiugh 27 31 .466 ' %st.0i1 27 38 .415 llariri 211a 17 41 293 (Not including night gime) ANIERICAN LEAGYE

New York 4i 15 .732 ' ' (p