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it’: great for’ growing boys who use up‘ energy as an engine uses. steam.

with mill: or cream, a fine " bpqfdy-fiiel. and vigor.

cont: refines

Oven-freak aliua ya

W. K. S. Senior Base- ball League The first ganie of the Senior

Baseball Leaguefwas played at the Victoria Park yesterday after-

l-l.30. Mr. Louis Campbell umpir- ed in a very satisfactorily man~ ner-

The lineiip was as follows:—-

. Lmit. P17. Senators . . . . . . . .. 1i 1 gum (‘eiiuilieiin .. . 1 .300 Titan-i --...... . 1 2 .100 Si. Pdta . . . . . . . .. 0 3 .000

HOITAL ASSOCIA- TIONTRAINING SCHOOL r011 NURSES -

on lhg heights overlooking the plotureeque town of Clinton, Meal. Near Bolton and Woreeater. Mth ynr.

Thorough training and preparation for Utlte Reglatra- tlon. Well equipped elaee and lecture rooms. Laboratory. Special instructors.

instruction and full maintenance given to etudeM-e. writ/m’ look 0f information so

_ THE SUPERINTENDEN T

CLINTON HOSPITAL,

Girls. i-Bélsteball Match

i-“riilny evening" at VlctoriaPark the Wei-it Kent School Girls’ Bane- hnil Teain will play Prince St. G rle ‘l‘eaiii. Game to start at 6.15 sharp.

LADIES BASKETBALL

Tonight in the Y. M. C. A. at 3-15 ll. iii. two strong Y. W. C. A. ;. Senior Girl teams, the Flappers and Bobs will meet iii the fiiial big game of the Reason.

These teams have been practic- inx bard for this game and the

i a fast game. - The following is

fi tans who attend will be treated to

the line up:

noon between Giants and Yankees.‘

GllllllliiiN ilIllIE k PllSlPilii Ell llNTll lllNE 2

Big Event will be smEEIFOn One of Char- lottet0wn’s Principal Playgrounds

GIANTS YANKEES - anti... —Froe offer of Stilts. B. Collina . . . . . . _ . . . .. G. Peaks ___ _ Plmlw" ! o we ka before the 2nd. Catcher's Mask. F. Rtliltlhllii . . . . . P. Mfillliliti bisnosysltogzetzomefleo"_Are you» m-(L Buxeba“ Mi", 1”‘ 3"“ prepared? ir not! wiiy not? ruin; - E. Goss . . . . . . . . . . . . .. A Walker m“ is so," to be m" o‘ run and QVER FQURTEEN . 2"“ an?“ , the winners are going toast a l<. Chandler . . . . . . . . . . . . F. Acorn m,“ we" worth working mr_and, 1," fgunphu" (nave, 3"] B1"?- lhen 50mg 2nd, ilai-ieball Mask. J. Sqiiiireliriggs . . . . . . . .. H. Shaw The Guardian h“ deemed (m. the 3,-,1_ 1imm|,a||_ Sh”? 3"" benefit of tllotie having m workoii‘ "Are we above nrlzi-s worth work’ L‘ Partridge ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ " H‘ Gmwflaturdiiy nghis to change the date 111K lot-i’ if V011 0111111 11"- 11911" 111i Right new’ to Monday evening, June 2nd at 7 the titre-e Entry 13111111111 “T111113, L‘ Dew"? - > - - - - - < ~ F- Cflrbollllelllo-éiock on one of we square“, your name, ailiiresa oiiil age plainly " Left Field . Any 1m’, who do“ no; D0556“ on the front Blank, and get ii fre.e' ll. Spiliat = . _ . . . . . . . .- E. Miirley sum can Se, a m“. h.“ by em", Mi;- nf in, m, : Centre Field, lug m we mm, and hump"; im-my" Any boy wishing io get a pair of R- 819m“ - - E- MflDolllllil of the entry Dian)“; m [he Sijgrt stilts lrge, lllilflllliiivt‘. Ihislentry in " . . 3 - - q _ ‘ 1m. before our o'c ock, ‘riuy, May 111M011 iyiAa/vi SJANDWG 0F fiiifmnitiiif“ (iiiii'§"zii.i.°“w'l'itintaim.

name, “darn”; "ml age plainly on This "s the flriii time ii stilt race, 0mm“, blank » ‘ q 112-1 been promoted iii Clilirlflllfiiflwil,‘

There wll he three races-and M“! l is 110W "l1 w 11w Boys alone three real hang-tip prizes for each 1° ‘"33"’ '1 1' flliiTil-“fl-

rflce__y|ml Rae?!“ boy‘, "ndm. The iiii-a oi‘ holding the Stilt w“ yea"; o; "t Raise on oiie oi the Squares ikl iol Second Roce—for Boys ten to '1‘? and xiv" PVBPYOIIP 11 $11011‘

fauna,“ "um chance‘ iii‘ viewing both the iiinris Third Race--F‘nr boys over four-film rlilllilmll- ' ma“ yeunt i leach, lit-at will aiurt from iiie op- posite piid oi‘ ilie Square, so as to give the spectators uii equal chance Ito sea the fiiish. ‘ Now _ Boys clip three Entry Blaiiiin from the Guardian, and write your name on the oiili-iiile lone, haiiil it to the Sport Editor aiid| got a free pair of 'l‘ite-Loi:k Stills,| llieii get in some training and win! a prize tlint will be valuable to your | play all season. ____________ ___.________ I

UNDER TEN YEAR? OF AGE

The prizes are, lat, Sport Sweat-' er. ’ 2nd, Sneaker Sport Boots.

3rd, Sport Cap.

TEN TO FOURTEEN YEARS

1st, Baseball Bat.

l

by road action,

A tire in use is being constantly bent backwards and iorwarda Such movement generates friction and lien! that has a deteriorating effect unless the tire is built to withstand it.

Gum dipping puts a coating of new live rubber around separate cord that keeps it from rubbing against the corcla that lie

neat to it.

generate heat.

ln the carcass of a Gum-Dipped Cord there is lees friction to it ataya cooler and therefore lasts longer. _ Dipping, with air bag curing, rubber tempering and other special Fireetone processes, produces a tire that is stronger, more resilient

and easier riding.

Tubes.

proof.

Travel on Firestone Cum-Dipped Cords. _ enjoyment of motoring and their extra mileage without extra coat is the truest source of economy. Ask for Firestone Steam-welded They help tires give more mileage because they are inali- _

Most Miles Per Dollar

\

Gum-

They aclcl to your

NOTE-Name mutt be plainly written in ink. '

CLIP ENTRY BLANK AND MAIL 8AM! TO ‘SPORT. IDlTOR-JFUARDIAN.

, . Flapper-s B b A feat game oi‘ ‘baseball Willi mink". M.“ " » O ‘ Played on Mcsweeneyhi field be- ‘ ._.- 4 S. 0weat—l'i‘_.... Grady-J‘ tween the IFrisky Fleas and the * g. lnlquilgqhesf-Fi?“ All.‘ M§Leoid~lr Honeyhllireies, ~thle lattgr ginning af» ' --- q . c evn-— . . enot-F tera s. batte wt t eroppoii - E. Ryan—C ...n. McK -c nt , iii r lidin-g 1"—14. ASS. PlCkS Team I _ _‘ _ _ D. Dickenaon—C.....li‘. Taylzi-C e ‘B? Rigegesiirii-iiirgd the game tothe ' . ' v - 1894 K. Sutherland—-G....B. Taylor-G satlsfactionof all. --Ga,1'1'1$()11 Serg- ‘ V _ _ U _ M _ _ A. WlSQHGTf-GU H..,McMillan—-G Frhky m," Hgngy 5”“ ' ' V ‘ . ‘ W Y‘ . l, . L d v Innis-G... Ratree-G E G" . char w whné ‘ V’ t I ::Mlller's‘ Wbrin Boarders are the a m“ I ‘.- . v _ - ~ i .‘ ~ . "medicine for children who are H_ gang-Mi . . . . . .. it. McrGegor ' g l Ste John S, found aufferingi from the ravages 15y lBflgg , » ‘ ' ‘ . niewgggzgllllheyclgtllgfigaiely ens“! A. Nelson . . . . . . . . . . . . .. IR. Rizal (Canadian PM") ' > _ __ ,., . .., 111M113 91' ~- 2ndiBase ~ r ,_ -- ~We~handle flll-Jillldfl of which the worms subsist and drive J_ Chanson _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ , p, Henry s13 Joy-m, May 20_—A meeting _______ _ _‘_ ‘ , ::°m‘~11'°7l:i_1l19£5i'!1l1’m- and. at - 3rd (Base of the New Brunswick Rifle A» A ‘ I‘ P; Ea ' thzlsagrftfeamwgonhig-ea? teglgszlolg H Gfldliln - ‘ - - - - - 3 D1199“ aociaiioit was held inst eveniiirg in ' V; - > _ ‘ . sans. ramming the t Rh “M l Left field J D u tbeofiicts of i. l<. Archibald. P lnce , 0, ' . I ' ' - m "T tea‘ u E Mblllllis ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ - < - -- °w "3 William street Lieiit. Col- H. C. ,' Q ° ' operation and en ring ‘immunity - n p; - ' v9‘: m t ‘ \ Cimslgmnents» 0t v from further ‘dlaoillersdrom such J Mam“. A God“ ilrlfiligésprfigllgiaté lgegltlstazligr-l: A’ a fea \J : l“ “ma” ’ - ' i Centre ileld represent New Brunswick at the ' ' . .- 1 1 _ ‘ ' ‘ H. Henry- W- Arblng labor-provincial nieet to be held at - ‘ - “ ~ ' 01' 1“ . r , J . W111 have Careful fliitellilwll G. Swan" U > _ . . ' I ' u.‘ _E_ Osborne fgiarlloltatetsrzglfloniinlehaggling? ‘ ’ . . 'lil'ttbhlriatSuss=x Reference; The Bank of Nova w‘ K‘ s’ BASEBALL - dutch: glfgutilowifh ifiade out Hlllfl _ ' ‘ ; I , it is expected that tlila meet iv ll ' 3 6-4 "In. j int l. a edhlzlégzifyun‘gehgagzfiogélslexéllgéié prove lrettei" than ever. _ . t. . .4 e m 1.. ., m» w/n-r ~-i- hard fouzhl. 8111119 1'°m 9 ' 1 _

' n ‘Hens by a “our? o! 24.21 d Rii"ieins;:::i':ii'ii Sergeants’ Mesa of

a . game Se“ the (‘Pnadklenceau ltleixil. Si- John at their inst meeting auth. “all: bia/eqlfiireiiilaryist phztvveen the orlaed the purchase of a large sil-

< - < . %igers and St. Pats. ‘ ver shield to be competed for by

' i - ' rifle shooting teams represeiitng

LINE UPS the volt-toil‘! nliilitary rifle associa-

v tonso teciy.

c diena Senator- The shield will be known as the

~ u‘ g 12o Lqngwgrth Avenuq am , St. John Sergeants’ Mean Challenge

ev-l t‘: "7: 1' Catcher _ Shield and the members of the win-

‘ M»"-“"'e-'"'°" °' M°"“m°"“' Tnmn’ 8M.’ and '1" Nicholson W.M¢D1>11111<1 illllltgttiileemgf Yale‘ Markers in the heat Canadian, American, Scotch and Uwed. ' plum, o’ me comlnmee unpoluwd laii Granltee of Black, Grey M" Red. Pltcllfll‘ to secure the shield and draft up

‘ _ ‘ the rules of competition mature. curmury Lana pmnlmiy and N“ l, Dom ' ' F. Carhonell clilhgliiiaiggx Each niilitiiry rifle association ‘a M WORK ~= <=~AR~~T=== ° """ " zzrsszswr."i.;"':.z‘::n:::;".::: Write for PJoea and Deeiqna or Phone and our Car GQQ C, walker 18'5"“ 11PM flllilfflvml by llle MP1“ 111" » - " ~ ' information will lie published wm m ~ ‘l . “m: ".'.:1::.::":.'-zr.'z.". “.::.i.‘.';*:.ii" . _ , ii n ,,. ' ,,.,... m, 419v Maritime Iloyeia Rldvtli. W": 911d m“ a five man team for each associa- r,5_15,wszm&m_ . n" Hyiitax Herald ndao - P Camefon E_ Mime}, tion, with the provision that only to-Haiitax race, thN6,W""°' - C‘ Rauflhan two members of any years ieuin A service t Bow "u" yup‘; Rum," a! mark- will be eligible for the next years ‘highest, total. C ‘ ° t. .'i‘hi old p ent ii as- '1‘ lht ll iul nd oiiie s, _‘ u ‘ . ed ability. P!!!“ °" law's: 13rd Bug sbzllzltlon Eliotiillg hi? oraclc ymen Fglllogwing thl: lfflllllfli ,,,.?.1I,.T,',,S,I,I.I]::.':ITVTI zqslagz 35'8" m "n" and basketball team-a W E w d H Bey“ from winning the shield year after “m gum,“ n, kl m ., t IIIMPWMMP- ' m. ' ear and would tend to encourage T Q Ft ____ . ‘ ' ‘ " W W" ' ‘" ‘ nlng P. E. l. C ‘ Y - - 6 ,lik¢- i-noli other, so i told hur when . ' l . dl Worker V01‘ i1 Sto '59 9m" m9" i" "Mk harder 1° E. McNe-vin .... __ 98 150 105 There wierv threi- games playedtvm, m. . o . c. i» IA" outetan "0 Sho D _ r1 1.: int, to 411l- _ , w" ~- . make the team- D, Dickinson __. 122 11H 147 .iii the Snooker itiiirn-iiiiieiit at . -' i 5°!’ °°°“' ', - A McMmM, - M, Block it n the intention to hold this s, Owen __-__ _ 112 1m 119 lianihrns iiros yiiatilrilay, .1. nncinii- ___- 1“ Richmond SUE“; _ ,. »-= t ' competition at 200. 500 and 60° F Hughes __ 12o s4 lllilwlnninz rrnin N. Nit-Lend; l’. Mc- ”“““““““““’ ‘M ., ‘ ' ' Marltlnle SD01’ 8 R_ New yards ranges on Labor Day of each N_ “iebgmr ______ __ 19g 154 124 lnnia winning from G. Scott and S ' . ' ‘ yeggg _______..__,'Ryan. winning from b‘. Smith. }_ , _ B Bean ‘E. Warren L} 642 61,9 59-; 'lli<1r<- mill lir- iiirvo games play-i ‘ _ i» - - _ ' d - ' Tnhl 184R jdltnnllglit hvttri-oii lli('\l’Ol'|€\\l'ill[ZI 1 -' ‘ ‘ ~_<*_s‘i, ..~.-' Fire. Lite. Accident» 81m“ 1"‘ Maritime caps c- M Y "s: " 2- ..':>i..:.; Ph ' Grami“ ‘al-nti vs \i("ll'()ll (Ford) . tQ n [)1 kimnn B. Owen . _________ __ m 1,4 13y *‘ *~ ‘ ' - *°**°**¢¢40¢0-¢>+e¢e-_e+ee4 Glass Lowest rate. my hm m “m. my c _ L t m“ a $2.61,“ n m W; Ag ‘ ' ’ i MW ti" W‘ "i" "'1" i ' “i IE a wtmo LEAGUE ii. w k r a 141 =' en: atfiummerside’ Lloyd Lewis’ oolor that glvyee them diatlnc- n B H LAD s °_-_ r Bl:)W(l1o:_._. 19s 131 ’°*"""*“'"'"“"""°~“ <»»»~u. \ .- . E. McDil . . em‘! ' _ ___ 93 54 1m 600d StrongStock Companies. w»- A-k f» "'1"- "v "1"" Mr. Lou Campbell rendered his 4l<il§legtg j;1aw;¢g;|g;s'1i£;l§;§{, - __ x ' - i at your dealer's. ilorvices as umpire very satisfact- ' ‘ - I m Miss F. Brown had the highest 559 531 639, _ v .- ~ ° y‘ single while N. Webster had the Total-Twill). ; _ . . . " ._ny- GEO, MeMANITS SPORTS EDITOR, GUARDIAN: luaonw v1? FATHER - a _ Z . 7 . . 1 , T°%*.‘fi M i__. m“ m; ‘rue-u. “gif- ivi: menace m Please enter my name for the l 5R1!) we: ~31; qgiflq Dow". To m‘ sTknoN NHL“! Gomq- MQUN N5 MiNO - w: ARE G d. .1 To m, mam“. “m5 . w,“ m THE_ uar ian Sti ts Race to be held . No one. i5 1 ‘ ' » m; cmw“ ":10 "<4 /\ Monday Evening, June 2nd. ’ , ' rum: ‘ e ADDRESS

FREE-Ail entries received Friday,‘May 23rd, will be given —-ia pair of TITE-LOCK Stilton "'

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