JULY 2321572--

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FPORTING N E W S

rand Circuit

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D. July

£11 Magda? Mflggfllfib, a Em w H

edby

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l“; Mrs - - 11 ste W11 ~ _ 1°15 of Lynn Beach. CaliLc. lta

m her second Grand

North Randall $005)’ m

Harvey Stake for . ' tters- ’°ld ‘nsunimamss

l: $1.000, Mile Hull-

over, (Pawnall) 251,52, (Shell) (e Nutonifl. ‘R059 p Direct, (Shively) mic: 2.0334, 2:07‘/:. 2195 15o siilflfiil -_ Scott ‘_ l5 Bell and Son G.

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v9 (‘lass Pace. Purse 8509. , l

l-16 lllilf. -, 1 a lseelcy) g cues. i . 4 5 liEnej 2;‘, .§Illl54. lso started -— 3W0“ 357m!’

‘pgellhr Hanover-

. i - . 3- ' h» ash".

Trot. Purse S1.

.311,‘ hinxuarct. (Berry) mm- nlrr, (Pownnll) imam (Vineyard)

an sllctgllilffl. (Egan) ‘line: 9:07. 2‘

1.0 kjillfiififil: Juarez; Palachuck. bland and Aileen H8!!!)V67-

pwo-ytflf-ulll Pace, Coll!

wings. Purse $600. Mllfi H

.0,n.=\-_ (Blackwell)

m 3y.“ iPalinl obstioncr. (Berryi

m. Table. (Hulnnb Time: 205M, 2t09‘-_-._ 5L0 started-Kev Rim!»

QLD ORCHARD BEACH Me. .,. Q1_..(APl&——ThE horses ran ‘ the third clay Grand Circuit harness racing. n. an ll-dash oroszram B‘ lie Track attrnctlnr: a CW“! i00.

le to form todnv in

SUMMARIES

l! Trot-Purse Slim-Jul" mo, (wlswall

[d Abbey. (Church)

ye Bennett. (Dill)

gu- Hope, (Hatcheli)

Times: 2'07 '

. . .0734. Also started: Jerry Fickerinfl- 2:09 Pace (First Division) Yum

fl5-,\lilr\ Heats.

. E. Jones 1 glfllnnzor. lToole\ 2 n. Porteus (Hatchell) g

lanai. (Church)

l - ~ :7‘é. ‘Times. .05.‘ . y‘ D“?

lle lgs Rumpus.

versour. (Ph . i é

.. o Hanover.

mmv bee. 2208-’; _ Also started: ‘Mac Cash and Clyde

ll 5 Trni. Purse S375: bllle II

Times‘ 2:07

vicKinnev (Floyd) hell)

Baseball Results

NATIONAL

Philadelphia 3: PittsbuIJ-T 0- Phiiadelphia 0; Pittsburgh 0.

Boston 8; Chicago 6. Boszon 3; Chicago 2.

AME RIC AN

8t. Louis 5: New York C.

beck to 2205 B. C.

Lather

9""

l Made by Ibo world's ‘"45"! Ilpemln shov-

"10 comfort, lie molten I! live Gillette llodu.

clereluncl News. $.14 Pace,

0 1 ‘l

nhfllhil-

verb Jr.,

-NBte Hanover equalled the Am- herst Spcedwavs Track record oi 2.08 in the free-lor-all of a light harness program today. just before out the remaining ‘ Uscitn Britten. Brookins. Kenslxtg_ ‘mmmm A ton (Sample) Rhea Mae.

herst (Harrison)

rain washed events on the card.

was réuné In this t-womheats Co! the Ford . ro race, Jo n 0nry‘Hl MK} g .

drove Hillside Scott tg vlctogy. toilwn (blcKrllllila) He“ Charlene ‘Home on Uscita Britton took the one heat of Jollityt, Leahv and the 2.13 pace after a hot battle Dartmouth (Conroy) down the stretch with Rhea Mae.

S300 Hillside Scott, Kerr, Truro (Conlroytl)

June French. Clarke. Charlotte- town (Semple) 2 3

UWJlQv-l fifir-ilsfih-I

Hollywood Ann, Lsngllle, Hartland. N.B. 5 6 Johnnv Eager. Seaman. Cliari l

Canadian Army Track And Field Meet

mun- about

on a famous command groun -

sentation of Naughton. wife of th army commander.

nun»-

entered competed in each event.

B.C.; 1.3.

W'H Cupping of Hamilton, 09 for the runners-up who included

s. McKnight. oi Port Ont.

Better Shaves - And More 0f Them

Gillltte SllAVlllG

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LARGE SIZE Till!

l Olympic Track Star Killed In Plane Crash‘

THE CHARLOTTETUWN

STOCK QUOTA TTONS h

G UARDIAN

B011 Tel Brazilian i cgn Gem WASHINGTON, July M -—(AP)— determined." Cln Nor Pr

Marines and Capt. Charles Pod- dock Olympic track star of the 191k who once was acclaimed as the "world's fastest human."

The Navy Department reported

late today that Upshur and Pad dock and four other persons were killed when the plane crashed and

The names of the planes‘ four c“ c" ""54

%;".‘.‘al'u2°i.‘i.‘2iii3n'°" .“€Z.l‘“‘i‘°e‘°£ ' °“ ° ° c 8t:

n. 1v said thl t .- "‘ ‘m “manual: t he bodies ogwmm

crews have been recovered.

CIBPIC

llld IDQITIDQ p OI the Con; Ema"

DP-hur. commanding general onmlndsglfifil,‘

U m Marines for the Department in | Ham Bridge

Pacific and a seasoned Clm-‘Imp Tpb

Wilmer who won the Congressidnnl Int, Nigel ‘Tgegixpllsoftxl-Em for ‘service, in Heitli l Iii-eke of ‘Woods . a n use ants burned yesterday. There were no supplying personnel in Mgrllireglmills | Mwoll survivors. The navy said "the cause of the accident has not yet been

Front

in the Pacific theatre since early M Pmi"

last. year. -Nst Steel Cu St Lew d St Lew Corn

Nate Hanover Equals W" m“ Amherst Track Record

AMHERST. N.S. July 22-(0?)

Only one heat of the free-for-all

SUMMARY 2.17 Trot. Purse

Jean Henley Kelly, Charlottetown Dal. Hennessey. Charlottetown 6

Nate Hanover. Stewart, New Glas

San Ton. J. Conroy Truro 3 A me Tracey Hanover. Scott Redmond C (Harrison)

loltetuwn Harv_est‘Melo_dy_, Cameron, New Victor Lee. A. Langille. Hariland, 5 ._.. ._ _- _ —— ———:———- —- -—---—-»— ».-——-~——,

Glasgow ‘W? Q 4

Tm, Ablilibi

WM" "lw- Abitibi eta 2.1a Class Pace Purse saoo [g-‘bffifl

DOM TB!‘

Imp Oil Int Pete

Moriarityfl 4i me — 2.10‘.

Free For All Purse S500 TORONTO.

Little Fox. Stewart. New Glasgow gow (Morrison) I. (Morrison) 6 5 Happy L. Brookens. Kenslngton. k5 (Semple) 2 Sm

SOMEWHERE IN

lng team stalwarts included Lcstock,

Ferguso

The winners scored 113 9011115 l0

T. Thompson

ohm and 11.11. Hillyard of Sask- wie- stoon; Sgt- G.T. Spencer of Rae- __ gina; Gnrs. R W Stoneman of War. mid Selke. "It would meanlliome Portage La Prairie. Mon, and G. more work for Ottawa and they're>I-10meSi Lambton. shortstaffed 110W. But I think itsilioweg coming." I Hud By

Grand Circuit ‘F Rained Cut

0F 414a YEARS China's recorded history reaches

.~_. CLEVELAND, Juitv fl —(AP) — The $2,200 national pacing stake, feature oi today's weather-post- poned grand circuit program North Randall, has been resched- uled iovr Saturday, track officials

announced. High hts tomorrow include two of t. season's standout races.

the H.413 national stake and the $2,517 messenger stake.

Sports Roundup

ties," and isle will be dismissed. Today's Guest star

flnish up with a loss of l0 ylrdl?” Shorts end Shells

rsce driver. has usu

reading glasses. Reason i001

mlkinz the h

The iockeyl seen‘: immune. either.

Leccording to form. . . .

podsible crowds with least Possible demand upon truuvorf»! "1 Wim- verious meme 1m- ening costs and’ reducing non-essent-

Kerr Petrle. New York Herald Tribune: "Joe Innis‘ tee shot We! like one o! those lateral passes that

Denny Quill. (lO-yesr-old hell-Zeros

Slot" Weller Cox's nickname by bringing in three heat winners at North Randell at prices from Q5 w mm, . _ when he's not in the rind. Beau Jack wears glasses- but nobody ever claimed they W"

In addition to the usual 1.000 reasons why a horse can lose vnl! given race. l-lenrv Kine 0f the New York Bun comes up with the news that swarms oi huge ttadillee have descended on the Jamaica track. orses so nervous from their bites that the nels don't run

Canadian i Sport Snapshots we

By Allan Harvey Bobjo Canadian Press Staff Writer TORONTO, July 22 —-(CP) — Brit Dom

Raising a, thoroughbred from a Broulan ENGLAND, spllndly, awkward foal into a Brown Oil July 22—-(CP)—-Drizz.ling ram Bu! swift-striding amrnal capable of Bill! ARK down the standard oi performance winning a $50,000 handicap and Buff Cdn but 111151111 dfimlifln emhuslifim necklace oi roses in the invita-ble C31 Edm when the Camidlfln Um!’ m“ ‘m camera finish (Remember those Calmm“ its track and field cnalnplonshlo: double features?) 1s m easy matyces Tret _ ter. One of the lesser hazards is rls feature o! theprrixégt ll§a5M§k§° c_ registration. Every thoroughbred é Gamma“ must be NQLSIOFJCI by Oct. 31 of the yenrof foalingbeiore compiting‘cockshu;y_ Held under ‘he m,’ ‘abloid sys- on a recognized track. Each own- tem of cqnductmg meets me er or breeder must submit three championship went to a divisional drawings shoving the foals mark- team whose sports officer is Mll- 11185 — - one to the lncorporatcdtDome M.M. Philpott or Barrie. OntpCnnadlan Racing Asscciation. onelDuquesne Each member of the eight, teams to the Agriculture Dzparrmenvsfliast M31811 livestock records in Ortawa andflild°fad° W one to the Jockey Club in New Falmn Sgt. C K. McKie of Toronto, and york Fr Tprs. -G. Thompson, Saskatoon, Sash; G.A. Tearle. Powell River. sommm The hockey manage, a G 1d Bag n , , - ' o er ° r ' ‘l be accepted as clearing house iorl l‘ glllubregistmtlon. Fred Klees. Jockey 3%,?“ registrar,_told Selke the New Hahn-ow o. T0,, York organization would be agree Hglliwell

Chromium

Davies

mink Selke believes there is a Gilli"

Gods Lake

‘ Hard Rock

“It may not come until after the Hollinger

Ins ire How do hockey imioflm spendmc l

their time? Not, around ‘pool lu-lJ-"W"

ors. says Bill Ezinlcki. "I vim-ll, 10 Ken hours a. day and when I have Lake snare time I play golf." said the‘ Lake Dug...“ teenaged Winnipcsiler who starred Lake Show for Oshawa-Generals in the mem- Lamgqug arable memorial cup finals lust Lgbgl

season against. Winnipeg Rangers, “(my l-Iestlly, B111 added: "There is no Mussss rlw like Oshawa. though." HeIMacIAod gave the interview to Vince (Wln-llvieldsen nipcg Tribune) Leah just before Melartlo losing the Manitoba. Amateur Golf U1 1- L Championship m Allan 30¢; m, McKenzie the second straight year.

m. Johnny Greco. th army‘ M1" W" top lather slinger, dons tlaok lppfl lrlqfifllles“ arel Saturday to compete in almgmem mile rice at. Three Rive-rs, egobflen against Marathoner Sgt. Gerard Qmg l; Cole of Valleyiield, Que. oualyn-Qnclzieuel 000a started his athletic career as Pacalta. I boxer. 1M!- Ds/ve ‘oestlllouxxrsmour Canadian light and welterweight Partenan champion, is reported considering Pa ast an offer to meet, Walter flocks 01 Sy vanlm Kingston, Ont., 1n a mum 3° a; Teck Hu

Ottawg, Towogmae I I 8h B, “m mm n Prosecutions For mtg-alum met-M PM 8w" Writ" Potato Cellm g 5gp; n o . TOW mow voax. July ae-tarl-ae- ic cause they oouldnt even sum 1H! Price vwlatlons rlawweellr s whot football would Nmlla: llmmler l‘ “ll mm“ cone“ 7 e Leading price offence lest week fgfififi“

was the sale of potatoes above s; Mm ceiling levels, according to the s“ M“ weekly summary of the Eniorce- sand mv ment Administration, Wartime Sena“... Prices and Thesis Bogrd. In 8A s persons across ana a were ne during the week. Shem“ Other foodstuffs sold at uniew- 515w, prices were: meet. 51mm try, bananas, tea, molasses, Sh“ maple syrup, orange extract, so. lbw”; marshmallows and candy. 5,95“, 30¢: The sale of restaurant meals {sud 35m beer. fueiwood. coal, household éumvm water tanks. used radios, autc- w“; 0° motive arts and the transport- H"! ation o oods at excessive prices also restlled in court sentences. In view of Premier Jones‘ en- nouncement that the coal situation ma“ will be acute and provision should ca“; 5w be made ior getting supplies on!“ m. hielwood in for the winter, one 0,1530 particular prosecution is of lnter- d est to both dealers and house- “mm holders in this province. This was To“; 5d“ a fine of $500 clamped jointly o _-_- two partners in a fuel business New ru ck for -sellin fuel-l

gents were found guilty of break-l ing the rentals regulations. and fined during the week.

NEW YORK, July— (OP) —'I‘he was!‘ Empire City Racing Association pays 81 e day for rental of the

Jamaica race track just to make

(the transferred meeting ofiieill.

Montreal Stock Excha_nge

OmIndAIA

T; $801 sseiii

Don A Coates. BraBS. Am- “was” v T c

u»- w~s 23. 9H0 »~uw ~»~ llglhdl L3 ‘Q53

MININ C

Julv 22 - (CP) — ‘Stock Quotations.

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B nswi wood above established pr cee. I Eight landlords or landlords‘ s-r

I Experienced Buttermalrer —

nos neurons BOARD iP"m"°"t "'7 the larger ereurne

rlt ln one of rice-good . l

Apply National

Selective Service Office.

New York Stock

Exchange 1“ wm-Qi

-ll Am O m 88

-8 Am ‘R1 d: Tel 157

-2 Alnconda.

.3 th Sue so 1-2 Ches 6t Ohio 48 8-8 23 1-4 Bloc Auto Lite 88 1-2 ec 88 8-4 Gen Motors 54 8-8 Gt Nor Pfd 3-4 nneco 35 5

7 Mont Ward 48 1 12 N Y Central 17 1 1.4 Nor Am Co 1B 3 Pet 40 7-8 Std O11 N J 69 1 1-2 Texas Corp 2 1- 3-4 U S Rubber 45 7- U 8 Steel Co 5B 3- 3 West Union 39 5- 4 West Elec 8

PRODUCE

culture follow :-

1-2-342 C 30 1-2-31.

izcd 33 1-4: N0 2 32 3-4.

Montreal.

barrels 165 lb 4.50.

Egg And Poultry Market Report

6!‘.

lottetown: A Large g Medium

sumers. loose: A Large

A Medium

B

Remember When

(By The Canadian Press)

of an ailing arm. Beaumont of the

with the Philadelphia Phlls in National league.

o. For jale

h Farm at Try n

‘. Near church and so‘ ~ Would make excellent t' home.

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convenient to school, shipping.

Apply to.

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71704-304

MONTREAL. July 22 -(CP) - Produce prices today as reported by the Dominion Department of Agri-

Fggs: Graded shipments quobedl on spot éil-Ji-i for A-larse: A-med- ‘- ium 41-42 1-2: A-pullets 36: R 33W;

Butter: First grade creamery prints Jobbing price 35: First grade solids, lobblng price 34 1-2; Cur- rent receipts Que No 1 pasteurized 32 l8: No 2 31 3-4. delivered Mont- l real; Wholesale Que No l pasteur-l

Cheese; Current receipt. white, western and Que Z0 FOB FSP: Wholesale Jobbing western and Que While 20 11-16-41: Current make.

Potatoes: Que new crop '75 lb bags l.80——2; 75 lb bags Que PEI and NB Mountain No 2 2.20: PEI and NB No 2 small 2.20. fancy 2.50; Virginia 100 lb begs No 1 yvhite close 2.40-2.50: No 1 l.B5—2; Virginia

Prioes on this egg market have advanced sharply during the past week due to increased demand. Supplies are holding steady with last week. Quality continues good but showing some slight deteriora- tion due to prevailing warm weath-

P.E I. grading stations are pay- ing for ungraded eggs, delivered: 35-40

34-38 B 28-20 C 24-28

Graded shipments delivered Char-

C 30 Retailers are still quoting to con-

Schoolboy Rowe. young Detroi» Tiger l-iurler. was shelved for the season six years ago today because His arm failed to respond to treatment and early the next year Rowe was optioned to Texas league Rowe pitched 16 straight victories for ‘Tigers in 1934. He now is back

m rt r rh°1'te4%te'lrm=i I y o e a or ufilelll. Buildings ma land in good condition. Benutlful grounds and elude trees

t. F0‘; further plrticulzrs ap-

MRS. STETFORD MULLINS ~. I-lnsnpto

FOR SALE Well “ch35: Farm at St. Andrews, consisting of ‘ at 6 pJn, of James Miller an

110 “res- G°°d blllldlllgilthe late Wallace Owen wil chllrtllles. be sold by Public Auctloni

M. A. FARMER, Solicitor, Charlottetown. tapas-ac

CllR Transportation Figures For June

Statement oi cerloeds forwarded from Tormentine to Borden. Month

1M3.

Showing: contents: Destined to Points bet Charlottetown. Sum- lnezside and Borden; Destined to points east and south of Charlotte- town: Destined to points west of

l8 281 11 185

Summereide and Total: Bags Mt. 18 0 O0 . 16

Coal — Railway Coal - other .. Molasses Hay

Soe=°oow¢¢¢$e=&>S$B° qooo°¢o4¢m~$o5°§u§§°C¢

8 8 3 6 7 6 Miscellaneous . . 28 41 23 l7 l1

FOR SALE - 1941 ton, in excellent conoizion. Price) $1,100. Write A. Guardian. _ -

t-ai-

‘ ‘Gunrdienloe

Ill.

2o per word: Announcements and d ulueltied do per word: In Memorlun Notices 10o per inch; Lists ol l-‘lornl end S iritunl Olleri e Cords, etc. ll per neme: Letters o! Condolence 0c per inch; etldlng and 10 cents for every additional l I0 ‘iopprecutlon. 70c per inch or lo per word. Lists nl Subacrluons

cents per inch. Address and Presentation 81.00. Other re

Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Minimum charge for Any Advertisement ll Cont:

So per word~ Western llfl Eastern locals (lowing

Events 3e pee wor- ~

eugmmenu 40 words for 81.00 Notice! of Thinks lid

Teachers Wanted

application. For Sale POI SALE — '35 TERBAPLANE. Apply Guardian. 7-21-31.

FOB SALE - 1937 TERRAPLANE.

Perfect condition. Good tires. Melville Bell. DeSabie.

FOR SALE — PONTIAC SEDAN

in good condition. Apply Guard- ian. ’i-23»3i

FOB SALE-ONE WATSON

E I71 38

Apply E. S. Francis. Carleton

Siding. 7-22-31

__ ___ ___ __ , 93° n5 181 1349 FOR sau; - 1938 ounsntoann»:

Statement showing carlonds for-

warded from Borden to Tormen-l

tine, Month of June, 1943.

Showing: Contents; Originotlnz av.

minis betwwn Charlottetown. sum-

Summerside, and Total;

Butter d: Cheese 1 0 0 1 Cans Mt. .. 4 0 0 4 E885 .. . 7 0 0 7 Fish .. 14 4 2 20 Hardware 9 2 2 13‘ Livestock 51 27 l3 91 Less carload . B5 l5 15 115 Meats l4 0 0 14 . 115 14 32 161

i 0 0 l

Miscellaneous .. 30 1 0 31 Moss .. .. 2 1 3 6 Coal -- other . 2 0 0 2 335 64 67 446

l KENNEnY-DETD-SDN

An event oi interest took place m Charlottetown. P. E I. on Friday. July 2nd, when Leah Martha. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John F Davidson oi ivortune Bridge. was united in marriage to Earl Os- wald only son o! Mrs. Ellen Ken- nedy and the late Cyrus Kennedv.

KinBSbOYO. P. E. I.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. R Bell.

The bride was attired in navy blue with while accessories Attend- ing the couple were Miss Emma Burke. Charlottetown and Pie. Vernon W Davidson of Aidershot. N. S. brother of the bride.

Miss Davidson is well known hav lng taught school in several districts in Kings County.

Previous to her marriage she had been in the employ of the Civil Ser- vice in Ottawa.

Mr Kennedy is a popular and energetic farmer 1n Kingsboro where thev will reside. Both have the good wishes of a host of friends.

Removal Notice

I am now operating my scrap iron and metal busi- ness at 102 Elm Ave. Special- izing in all scrap material. Phone 76$ or 1448. Write Box 403.

AT FRENC IIFURT

Farm fronting on Bust River eon n; 105 acres 80 I acres clear, 15 urea covered with hard and soft wood. ’ Land in hi h ltlte of cul- \/ tlvaiion. I ell for pasture, ‘l. weu watered. Cln be purch-

Almlv to