Suburban Ball League Underway

The Suburban Baseball Lemgue oi vvrst Prince made up or Tits. nish High School Eagles. Tignlm Sliorc Rangers, St. Roch Ramb. lera-and the st. Louis Flyers open- rd its baseball season on Sunday June toth, when the Tignish High Sohool Eagles locked horns with the Tignish Shore Rangers, re- .vil'Ei'ii: in a final score of eight pins for the Eagles and seven for the Rangers. The game was play. ed on the Dalton school diamond lWl"."P A capacity crowd of mm. itr”Imn Gaudet was otticlai um- lj't"

ii'h:Io this game wall In pro- 3:95;. also. on the St. Roch dia- ill”. the st. Louis Flyers battled the St Roch Ramblers with rt cnnrluding score or litteen runs tor the Flyera and seven for the ltnmblcrs. The weather being Irv-til for this game. a large at- tnzidmirr-. was present. Mr. Char- Ior Mrlnnia oi Tignish was offic- ia: umpire.

This is the third year these four trams have been playing” in this league. and for the last. two sea- ..nn: the cup donated by Mr. Wil- lwm D. Sumner, president or the Irwin, has been won by the St. Inuit Flyers.

Baseball Standings

N ATIONAL LEAGUE

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Pictured above are the members of the winning tram who recently captured top honors in the C.N.R. rinrllrpin Bowling League, Charlottetown Division. They are from leit to right: Sitting - Gene Mae

Golf Club Members

om: mum AND GOLF MOVIES ctus Housl. mom. s:oo P.M.

Full Anendonce Urged

N. R. Bowling Champions

Clarence Duncan,

Sodium Fluoride Program continuing

Approximately 160 children will have received iron sodium fluoride treatment when the Public Dental Clinic in Charlottetown concludes;

Originally given only in children! oi three years oi ago, the applic- atiom oi sodium fluoride are now being given to children up to and including the age of six. Nurses at the Clinic. under the supervision of Dr. B. J. 0"Metsra. Director of the Dental Health Division of Public Health in this Province. have been working steadily but it is understood a few more child- ren might receive treatment beiorc the clone or the season.

Neil, Cleaver MacLean: standing - Georgo'Nelaon.

its present program late in July. , e

Sheldon Duncan. ' - Photo by Garnhuin

Snead Heads first Round . In U.-S. Olen

BIRMINGHAM. Mich... June Li (AP)-eGoli'dnm's mighty mat.- lnrs from three continents took their worst. siicllacking from par in modern history today its erratic Sam Snead came siumhling home with .1 one-over-nor 71 for the i'irst.-rnumi load in the 51st. Un- ited Stairs open championship. The temperamental slammcr trom Vvhlto Sulphur Springs. West Vt-1.. hold the Oakland Hills ogre liy the horn for 14 holes- being three under par at that pointvbut then he was sirucx

Dr. o'Mesra stresses that although the average vention of decay by this treatment is Iorty percent, it can, with prop- er care at the teeth. be boosted almost. to one hundred percent prevention.

Sodium Fluoride will he the sub- ject of an address to be given by Dr. H. K. Brown. Chief of the

at Health and Welfare. Ottawa. when he addresses a public meet.- ing in Charlottetown on June 26. Dr. Brown is well known in health circles for his experiments with sodium iluoride which have been conducted in Branttord, Ontario. tor the past six years. .

Peak Passed In Recruiting lirive

Indications that the IarB8 Mlle recruiting drive conducted here the past few weeks is now easing oil are seen. several of the recruit- ing team have been posted to Eastern Command. Halifax. or other centres. Recruiting. howev- er. will continue tor Brigade with a smaller permanent start.

since the campaign opened May '7 the Maritimes have recruited a total or bi oiiicers and 2.101 other ranks. This splendid response gave the seaside provinces the lead over all other sections of Canada. Prince Edward island contributed approximately 300 oi the men.

The recruiting team' here was headed by Liaut.-Col. K. M. John- ston and at times sent out a mobile recruiting unit to make it easier to acquaint possible recruits with what wan required of them.

Dental Health Division of Nation-l

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with putting jitters to finish with

the loci - map 34.37 ...1.

The 6.9?T-yard. par 35-35-T0 lonklanrl Hills course more than ;mr:isurerl up to the horrors which illw contenders painted in thtlr iprc-iourniiniont rounds.

I '-- V' "----'r- r- I NEW GLASGOW. N. S.. June 11 - (CPT-Donald Gordon, president of the Canadian National Rail- ways. tonight opened the new lrrilway axlo turning department 0! Trnninn Steel Works Ltd. at nearby Trenton.

WHY HAVE

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

MAKE oaoi KING run A nav

FATHER'S DAY. 'l7PlI .

JUNE

Men's sroar SHIRTS 52.95 to 57.50

Men's SHIRTS 51.88 to 37.50

MEN'S - liABIiIiilIllE and W0liSTED

SUITS . . . .. . 829.50

MEN'S TIES 75: to 51.50 MEN'S SOCKS

49: to 52.75

MEN'S PYJAMAS 52.95 to 56.95

Men's Gabardine & Srruvi HATS S2.95

Men's BATHING TRUNKS 32.95 to S435

Men's SHIRTS 8: SHORTS 59: to 51.25

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Reader's Digest told thgworld about this rear new chemical discovery from the ohnsoo's Wax laboratories. And since last summer m' ions car- owners have waxed their can Ibis euy no-ruls way. Jglst spread Car-Plsre over the clean finish let it dry... and wipe lululy. That's all. in 20 nnnum your "Car sparkle: with a "diamond In! .

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