E L. Rdaitze Appears To Be W i'Eal'Y 3l'd"Ra"9e'5",'5Pe Between Yanks Ancl Indians la" Truth I" OH Saymg

By THE CANADIAN PRESS lBonln and Lorne Davis. In return Twenty-nine players checked l The New york Rangers, hoping Detiholt receive? rear-guard Warren at the Maple Leaf camp. Nine tiel V By JOE REICHLER seven games with the Yankees will there's some truth in that old say- 0”” "V "'d "'W"'d5 E” S''"''' J'-''''''''''- "'0 mt '”"Wn'u regu . "n in Mun Alnnrlcnn Le-line l'9'1"l"';CLEVELAND'S si-or BEST ,';”:,'f,'p::;'fh,f," e,:,' 5:; Nf,.f'.f,;':1 Hershey, Pa. for tryouts. 3 E "m" M -i down to a striinnle between Clevew next ll'l0l'll . V uk GI , J I 5 n '59" 1" 9'" Ken land and New York despite the in- lhlunsgerl: gtanetd :98 "'1' koulsi 3: ltiiigvdd liow eali'ehiIigY'klii:douto Haflllwllishtli-etli:::8(llas3t7lpl::Ig' B” nixience of the Chicago and 30510?! Fflgayns 1,5032" o'h:e:'ngNhlLmp(.1:E, 'he Chicago Black Hawks in 'el- 29 assists with Toronto gMa:lb:iii ::a;:;:ifir0snlhjlhgliiirnlehhis are still. slamd gem-,,g nu, mm on, .. land, Out. For them the Red Wing; junlora last moon, u regal-dgd ., "We're still in it." warned Marty Marion. White Snx skipper. "Don't count us nut Of our ll remaining

aticriiuon games in Boston and thei Yankees taking on Detroit in a single day game in New York. Despite his 1'6-game advantage . V H . Hover riinner-up New York, man- 'lIA'.'i"."'i'fI.'1.."?.;"l3?.i3ll..F2 R2 A1 Lover refused tn be mm ' i trapped into predicting a flail for vlaesh l”"'","."' "(llmncmndt hlisleliadliiilinhaiteii Tuesday's double- orsl positionv-Boston. V! V , , ,, V . Sum,” SL,heduleNChimg0V ieadei in Vlashiiigton. he ieplied. Hardest scheduler-New York. lh-ATS spgu; 'rR()llnLE All four ('()l1l('ll(l(3rS got a well-' tirstwved respitc llonilay but tho ll

against New York." Lopez said.Vl

In 22 meetinn with the Yankees Cleveland committed only Ilx ar- rora in winning 13 games while they have been guilty of 26 mis- cues in 19 games against Washing- ton. winning only seven against 12 losses.

Cleveland has 11 games left but six are against the tough Tigers and two against the White Sox.

Boston has 13 left. 10 at home. The thrce on the road are against

Page 6 The Guardian Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1955

n T h is l:.'.:':.:' f.::tf:.:'1' Corner

Today At 5 PM.

The sixth izaiiic of the Island 'sofihull final series between the

day and Toronto Maple Leafs will1:'a'0' re-rxuard Bucky llolllnswvith his most likely successor. complete the roll call today .n .and forwards Jerry Toppazzlnl. Chicago Black Hawks, asscmhi

. . . they report at St. Catharines. Ont. Dave Crelzhhin and Johnny '40- in; their new players from Dem... isiit dilfit-tilt to iiiitli-rsliiiitl

V V V V V V C h Jlm y skinner ( pp .1: Cnrmlck. along with the remnants of I 1 games. Hill! are against Baltimore sit-iigtilc uill rcsuiiic today uith Lupcz' ('llll('Ol'll rcgardiiig tho St'l'- the Yankees, whom they meet it sccnictl likv old tiiiics nn but R.C.A.F. Flyers and the Sunshine Regacwmgs T85 begun 1; general Taklllg Over in the Detroit iict. yen;-'3 club, holdlng I gemhhlv: and Kansas City. Cleveland plays Clt'l'Plilll(l Indians engagiiig in ciilli place Sciiators. A soft ll)ll('ll .x('t9ll more times, four in Fenway iii-day night and Sunday afternoon Dairy scheduled to be played last overhaul hhthe chm which hm”. 1, hwlll be Glenn Hall, called up from spot for M-year-old Hank Ciegln

V mi two in our park. If we can win a twilighi-iii;:lit tlUtll)l(-.'llCa(leI' in for practically anyboily else ill the Park. at Memorial Field when the larg- evening was rained out and will '

those. we'll be in good shape.

him a league championship and the. farm club Edmonton Flyers of the "it's pretty tough now." admit-

Washington. Cliit-ago clashing with hiwestern Hockey League.

l('L.lLZllt'. the Nuts have simply niuiu the Orioles

in centre who won the Ontario tit-rt-d the Indians all year.

The Y a n k e e s' 12 remaining Hockey Association Junior A gcol-.

est crowds of the season turned be played this evenlng on Mem. gzizriics include two with Detroit and

. StlCltt'Ilii- out to watch the N.S.-P.E.i. junior Mia; Field starting 34 5 plmn nny- an ey up as splmg n I

l" 3"'l"l9T '"'il".4"' season in charge. He faced up to CANADIEN HOPEFULS

V I l V l in championship with St. Cathiir. ' ted Mike llizuins. Red Snx pilot. nun liill lll Bzillinitire. the Red snx "We wt-em in play our uni's'l ll1rCt' Avllh Washington besides the baseball finals between the Abbies light n,,,(., we chore when huh, hm pi... Vs Fifty-six candidates turned up qt than with 57 goals and 49 assists. l "Rut wt-'rr- not giving up Thtise int-oiiiig K.-iiis.'i.x City in a pair of iigziiiist Waslllngltlll and our licsl st-yoii luughies against Boston. Illtl Cillllllllli. ll ll'lllIld llE'Ve been The Dairy lead the series 3 fmm mm high . powered squad liontreal Canadiens' camp at Vcr. .. - . . A -.., , ""m" n ' mrsm " V v 7' -V r-'?m-m-m' " r " V r ' ' "Vs ' even more plcasniit had the locals names in 2 and a victory this Checked in at nu. 53.,” 51... up .3. duo. Que.. and ult' ' 'y they'll

' Up;efs Mark Amateur Open

RlCliJl(l.Vll. lzi Al" ('aii- B'lFl'3 Dill)" Pllll'S' adyaiiced but a flock of DIE iiaiiics foil Zlluiidziy iii a niicade of upsets in the opening round of the Ssih annual United . Slnlns ;mi;iiciii' It'll lmiriiaiiiciit. -"'lT)' hlriwv llir 'iglo;iiw-Id (lil-

lahcii the title l)lll in losing the m.hhh,g will give lhcm the Island Abblcs gave a good account all”. -

.hciiiselycs and put up a much) nwj,.nnn,,,,n.

more (lie-liard struggle against the

sharp Canniii-' crew than did New Waterford in The N.S. finals series. -v--h-v 0 Coach Tum lllat-Farlune was

saying before game time that hel.

thought that the Abbies would more SAINT JOHN. N3, (cpi-En.

tliaii hold their own in the fielding mes ha". been mt-ciynd from all i s il(-pziiiiiii-iii bill was a little dtiubt- Sections Uf lhg Ma;-mmcs for the

Mir-h.. training camp: Forwards loll largely into Canadicmfland Ted Lh,d5ayV Gordie HOWCV -v.,vl Montreal Royals and Shawinigail lDuichl Reibel. Alex Delvecchio. Falls C3l3T3f-'t5 ”' "'9 Quebec Marty Pavelich and Bill 'iivw.nnlHock9y League. n and delenwmen Red KellyV 305' indications are that Canadiciis Goldham and Marcel Pronovost. Will be llllle Changed fl'0lll "'8 squad that went to the Stanley Cup WHOLESALE TRADES linal last season. .leansGuy Talbot, . V w- Sl with Shawlnigan Falls previously. ...T”””a.'.'.."..'i.'"'2'.f.. "Ei'.?Z.g..""n?.”.t is elven a seed chance of cncnns Hanks wiped out the rest of the

OLD SYDNEY COAL

A. PICKARD 8: C0. are unloading car of

a defence berth. h The main shift is in the coaching

. . ti W' 'l1. . . in-in aiiiiirtii ilI'llIi)ltl i. T W "bill" "'9"' N319 P""'0"- "'5 annual Iliaritinic professional 1101- m:xh,w Tvgcafillfg 13,510" uhhunm department where former left wing sYd"'Y screened h',,,,, ,.,..;(h,.,, liw lsp:(ln'(l”"l'(lll(I)I'l:l leafs 'M'l'9 .illS1"'9d "1 b0"l t'0"' lers' tournament at the Riverside star Toe Blake. has taken over

are Terry Sawchuk. last season's Vezina trophy winning goaltender. and forwards Vic Stasiuk. Marcel

. . - - , . . Coal Today. mm m V 1 VV V V(,V V f V . . h V V t h. .. V, . tests wlicii his prntcges could get R ER VlV”"" ” "'5 "Fm '”"gc 3 , i i . ' - ' h i - ' ' i no more than 2 hits in the first j N"d,'d'" '.'! i"d'"”' H.355" i rzanic and 5 in the second. while (Jim inn"? L VChf""p1”"S' f the Nova Scotiatitalists kiiookcd "” '0 ("F "M Dwli ('hal”"a" . but a total of 23 blows. Tom's con- aiiil the sliui l.'illll5tl' Billy Joe Pat- l .

Gulf and Country Club. Eighteen holes will be played Saturday and 36 Sunday.

Al ();,'ili'ie of llloiictiiii will dnfciid

from veteran Dick Irvin, now with Chicago.

4. il t'ti he on last year. 0tlier' , 'V IV J V V V . llflD!l('E in the locals fielding abili-hp:.f”n:h;,, e::h.ies include NB, I 7 . all In M In wimp flhmuund ' Ii” NW8 Dame 9,”! "mm than mmc P.E.I. t-liaiiipion John Smith of ENGLISH LEAGUE ""5 lr iind allllllll,Qll kip Ready v Palinn llilwsl'll a flinillrll pull on i '

had a h . .. - hm ,. of 5,” Dlvlsloiill

Couple "I had momcms in melAiriiili':ltis': aiitldll3I:te sliellve of Bathh'-Rhenlold W 1 L91-C95!" C I

second contest the Abbirs played um ' ' iStoke (7 4 Plymouth A l

-lleadwxp M” at an li"ws' I Aiiizili-iii's' aim will take part in ' mVm"" "I snulher"

l.XlY'I”llE lll(?SC i-xperictiilf”""f""d 2 'RIillw.a” 2

.mmSic D”wlingVlV(l)l'Ollil'y C 2 (illllllgllaln 0

;Shrewsbiiry T l Torquay U 2 .

Division Ill Northern I

l tlw :'3i'd ll(ll('. liislnl: to (it-m';ze Me. . . C:t'lislini' ti.-lW('?li'-fllfl real estate ' dwilrr from i.-I: Aiiztilch. f

(Viv l9-W viiiincr frniii nklillltlllla 'll (iii), llllx liciiicn, 2 and l by .lake r lliiuillfl. illrlfalirlllfl i'iiiy(-rsily of , Georgia sliiiicni from AllgllSf8.' ' Ga . and Cliapiiian. U S. t-liaiiioion ,. ' in I940. Faiiailiaii winner in 1949 : ' aiirl British riiiiiiiciir kin: iii lfl51,”r

169 Queen Street Body and fender work, refinishing. spray paint-

Ellsll ilic ll('Sl of players ll.'lVC ";:,f;Il!'(lmn.g ..lliL-ir liipsos aiiil Kip is one of the V' 4. i , lmcsl fll'.il-l)ElSCll19ll that Cliarlotten Dom” Lcms mm Ralph Hmlc'V' 'toivii fans have ever seen perform. lln City leaiziie play and in the iplayofls Kip has handled over L10

Bradford 1 Chasm I lng and acetylene welding. All work guaranteed at

Gatesht-ad 2 Suuthport 0

KANSAS crry (Alli-.'l'lic K2in- - "”'30"3b'9 ""95-

Haliiax T 3 Bi'adfnl'd (i 2

I l('ll8llC9S and has miscucd on only xils Ciiv Athletics Mniiday anv Oldliam A l Maiisfiold T I fell lictnrr Arthur Huff. a hcspect- M ”"i'”'”i"' ' t ' f4 nt-t-asiutis and has always hcen tiniiiiced the purchase of Pll(!J(lllEl' York (' 3 llai-iloponlg U 0 h itvlcd Jemoligv mm: from Lag;-ange, a master at digging bails out of the Glenn Cox from the Brno Nll n ”"'””T"”'"'” '- i in. uh" ha s... the CHARLOI IET WN JUNIOR ABBIES

dirt and stretching to snare wild.Dodgers for laughs. on the 20th hole.

a price tag in "ex- . h ' f - i i ii ld-' f 540.000." 3 Pictured above are the .luniorlTom Ma('Farlane tirianagerl. Vern Jiws mm over anx W5 n lo mess 0

(mm. my day victims included Gallant, Cliff Ready. Bobby Liind.

o

v - . . ' , ' ' ' , . ' - 2 .Inliiiiiy Kt-ii MacDonald. .lat-k Kane Don-l .3. I W," Blshhhhhhn or (Manda. Ha” AVbhies who lost out to the (a-nning. lViaiiVraliaVn Vlimw Faith V V V V V V, V V I H U nded f r one your Mr

5 ,.um",H,h in mp Frhhhh rhamhionglx S. Jiiniors in two stiaitzlit VNlii.iit-liiii.V',,.x. lI(l(ll('l Al:I.(l)tllldltl'lllP lV.i:LlaiiiV .and niasuil Jamie. hen- Ronnie stVaiileyV siiffc-i'i'fd Hlll lln- :0:-pzyzggnt of 5250 1" fine: and thy” pm; gprina h(,a,,.,, h. ,h(. iziiiiios nyinr iliv ucr.-kt-mi in ili('hl('lla('ll llrian lit-Calliini. ldlll Jay. nod). llisciiiiz fl'llll1 the pictureVlorliinatc injury in the first inning mm? crash Supposedly owing"m thel ' ' r . - ,. s R . . .- . ) .. '. . ... ., . . . . "INS" RM. Bmnws M, PVVIVEIVV h1ah.(,”h. fm. ll". NSV it, I. Iitlr-. lV.niii( .llt(.iii.. Vii. llill luitVtilVl is llciiii) (,.i.sriii. ulio liclpcd coach at the lust game when leached ho Hawk fmm last seam" we wmhdV V V V V V V V V hhepm, Ni "M "D and T", HM-k "guy ll.rl nonmc .5l8Ill('Q,,ltI'0lll Rim il-r Williv lluiiii. llmnic the team iliiriiig the ganics. ms left to knock down a well-hit 5 ' ' s h V V

lienczyk hf Ninwtinzlnn. M:iss.. I954 sgml-finalist. A victim of Frank V l Redman nf El Pasn. TM. 1 up.

ha” 0” me ha. of Bud K?”yV mml imagine that the suspension wouldl

uh, had M mm", from the game soon be lifted if the Islanders; ,5; 1' "

l Baseball Resulls and hospital exaiiiination showed signified My desk” (9 Em" "not I i

. . . .. v t . that he had lirnkon his tliiinih. This "'9 Ci”'”"' Mr "'9 smmle reamni ' . , i With am-h fPIl'0TIlP.K' as Heiryie ' ' "W """'l""l.' iiro lll(' l'(WIllli xmmml MVHVW VV , l ,l . , - -. - that the Charlottetown team had This Sea Cadet han ugl left, on 3 three - : Ward. Jnp (Viiirarl. Bah SwePil.V nl ilir jiiiiiiir races hold Ill run l'illsliiii".'li 001 302 tlllllwil I2 I mjuly N" hkeh we" nmsh '0 ms J

. - . - - been the big drawing card in evcryl and vviuna Tm-nos; on mp sidelines lll'('llllll with the Qiicciis ('miiii: St. Louis loll Ofll 0l0-3 6 l pamcmahon In the Cm! loam"?

h hnhk and hh hm Wm he 5 bad Maritime rink in all seasons since; monthI' cruise to Europe in HMCS Mag- ' I with first-rniind byes. the Kallery Tniiriiimii-iii pin) at the lliiiil Plowing llziich Saturday, Sop lliiiinsn and Shepard; Haddix. blowi lo the hyers hue hopes Murph Chambelain first turned; , . M nhnnt zmn nought glspwhprg for otielnwn Tennis Cllll; l.'l'tl(ll(LlCC('1(l tcmber 10: lll'rixVhtVIfli1i. cf;-ettcl (ill and Bur- hh ' the Big Four topsy-turvy withmhisg n'hc9m- ' IxflfPI'l'lPl1f and fniind it in the re- some fine tennis nver t e woo en . ('.lRl.S:A ViVriii.c. .- Vail ix. -HRS: Pith-Long. Th C - , h. .1 h h hill. Rnlllllh lllllilll Halli! ill 19 ' ? Ilisalnrl rmtersals nf fnrm lln the i.aiiios' Singles Wiiuria Milfvl fl. 7 and l .liiiicV !li.'ii-('.'il-i- lltninns. 5ll.vRlllSll'll i2i, mp ;bh';':"!i"'1g”V:a':p(Vn:,:l5;'i”V"lx .......- V I ' ' " pm -1' V - fllillaii iipsrt Hliralwili Willcit 0.1;, 2 5.-uiriv-.-i llilwn; 3 l'.'lYl' Qiiiii-i inn-riiatlnmll laPM"' liardlv wrirkiiin up 1. Mod .m.hh, Blaiiir or credit for the t'llHllEl'Ill!, THIS COULD BE YOU” V" it-ii, 5.1! In inlm llir riiaiiipinii.-liip.l 5' and if)-hi. l':ils:v' -l"'l5"". '1 lliintrtntl Ilnll ltlll flflllwl 5 0 but they had their handy full in lhh """'l'l"X"'" of M5"m"'9 ""Ck'3y . . 5 ' 7 The finals in tho Mi-n's l)lllIl)lPs llcnlhor .ltIIll'S. 3. Sziiitlra l.iiu lgnplmstri Zflflflflfl lllxhfl 9 3 ;(.mhd"comest and rm." eight in": can he laid at the doorstep of If you are mtereshed In Sea Cadet Wm-kV Q” was a l0IlE. liiird-fniight hatllv in "l"- Ilasimln. lllickoiis till and Bucha;

which And) Aiitlersnn and mm

ll. 12 iiilrl ill,-1. Jziiic-l Jiiiies.

inlzs their efforts to register on the

”Old Hardruck" who brought to

V V V VV Mark:-ll and St. Claire. Wore she” were dhmy thwarted Clizirlottetnivn a group of playcraj lV0mPn"l'1l0n5l"lP. and Sports: the" this l5 NOW cu .lnhiisinn finally wnn Voiil iiyr-r Pnul 3; f7""VlV”-!IllVaV IV fhlllllllslin. 3 ill" illnclicslor loads best-nf-seven lhy snme pff(.Ct1'Ve hurhnh by Paul llVlhSllll(2d with the same desire to? opportunity to become a Sea Cadet A ' . I I, I H Kay: and Geoff Fiizszernlil fl'2, E"l'V;a VVt"V'r':i"-V'V'V'l-I VV 1 VVLVVFLHH -flf7""'r""3l 7l""V .lav who was given great support :C'l'; filpzfll OCJSIS . . - .'w'l"'!'l5l lT1t't' inn 0 w 4.5. 5.4, 4.5. M H ' V V I". " A ' ' V' 4- will n 100 mi) 001 4 ii 1 by his lea",,ha1csV Hhwev" B, 5 fly 5 'V . - l t C01. 5 Ken! Aiiwion twirling (fluh will In tho siniiiivfinals in tho MOI); 'l':"?l'lVN'nV- Vlh -'d"C' J”""”- 5 ''n''-'''n . W "01 '0" 2 5 I team's right in the title of champ. 2:85 f”'h"cf'"F Wl'V'YVl3F"';'t'Vd Royal Canadian Sea bade D hp hpm in mp Lihrm.VV Sinzlos Walter Cullen i-vni-cuiiic "'” -"" r Blnkc, Shore 8 and Beracrct: Vim" 9 - 'H' ' C0” 3'" 9' 3'" 9

I is almost alwavn judged by H""""3 7 End hits ability to come through in the clutch and the Canning boys nrnird

is starting its winldr training period Tiles- day, September 13 at seven o'clock on board

Mark MacGliigan 6-2. 6-ll. 6'3. 6-4 l'0YS- Brat-ho. Sanchez 1. in a iwnnandva ll-"lllVll0lll' l1lJll('ll 5- 7 "ml gr I K"l”' ui"'l'7i”'hW N”l'w' in whjhh almogl M.-Fry poi," was crii: 2. Bobby Mutt-h; .1. .Innir-s; 'l'i)i'uiiln wins hast-of-seven semi-

Big Four winner was only lookedj upon as a light-workout for they Cape Breton winner on tile road to'

Tliiirsrlay evening, Sept. 15 at T:.'illp.ni. It is urgent

, . in the last of illP ninth and l0llll1 , . V V n . - . . hm, mmmnh in,m.m(,d in hhmh, mn,(,md h, "1, ,,,,,,.,. Quinn. V 1 final 4.1, , hm hwy had this abhw the Allan (,up. But tVhingsVVtliaiii.t'd; IlM(,S Queen Cliailotte, Kent St., Chailotie . - - v ., . -,,- .1. ,,,,,.n, pm, K. .. ...,.,.i 9 and in ii. (lion ii.-u-l..vu-im-nu hm--5.... D--- considerably uiwn his nmvnl nndi 1 , P E I Elnnmfll WP alwnd th” Sm" '""' l I , C . 5. LN .2 Noni llnvlcvv 3. Erwin Judson o W h h , ,d Q Maritime hockey has never since: OW"; - - - mmmlll-" Jill J5! ll.and 12. hlnhflllglas Slicidow;V VsDOl"l' Brlefs flyinegnaiiilifindcilllefu(lvlY1:gzulqgY)(:: regained its normally hserenehouil-V lac D .1 sd Ni ht ARTHIR .1 . . played on Samrdm, ahemmn 2 Gerald uacxiiiian; :4. Alheil mmmn (Ilhi - (-..,,.v. N..." n,,,e,.,w,,-5 h,,ck,V ,,,..,s,,m5 ,0, look that nsed to put t e am an ril Every Tue in g W I'M!” ih Mi d n ihi v t-h in in D-lnvhy. Vaidcs was a 5-to-4 choice Mondavltlie cominii veal" that we were '"' " ”3'"5" """"' "' '"'"”y "" Pmsiden" Kavsaandxioan nVlVPl(;kdl:l:aLlCll 13 3””-14 Ll"-Vd M3"l'7?"'l'- in in-'v.-at llun . I waiting breat'hicssl.V for the out- St”d'"' "'9 pi" 5” hmndt

m cai hell and Edie Smith 5.2. on ",""3.'-.'”','""-i "'""”-l": 3- "W '”"”1"' '" 3 '”"".""" h'''''" n''.”'""” ""”'C 'c""l"0 '"c9""K "e"'

A ,,n't-j 1-1 - V. .. . .. '49 5"l'lf'""- l-vinicliack llcavywolghls at wnnehat ivinm-tan on snndny, The final .

m'1'( I6 and umli-r -1 Lloyd .ll:ii- ('i'i- Slfltlllllll. out come of that meeting has left ' Hat-liorn: 1'. Francis llaylvy: .'l. i

little doubt that senior hockey in 'hc local Forum is a thing of the iast although there is probably still nme hope for it.

David Wood.

100 yard dash ripen --l. llniialrl V . Smith: 2. David Wand: fl. l-”i'ancf' Si. LOUIS Women's open golf tour lliiylcy. hn

- V , - sii.i-cu Ill' s-uh-pair rniuid.

Too Late To classili r -- 7 -

ST LOUIS (AP)-Lnulse Sugg

ENTRIES FOR MATINEE RACES '” SUMMERSIDE RACEWAY

TYNDAL iill')lllPLltl BICNICI-'l1' RACE "",'n'fT,'fu",i;,:-,f,i.'fr',' ggjigggnin . .,. . I .

wEDNEsDAY' EREPT .14” 7rd irii-sMAi.i77ii-)(ii"'r'.'vii5 'r.

3200 P. M. Daylight Tim? priyalc oiilriiiii-0 ideal for two

girls. Apply Box N A. r '0 Guar-

STOCK OAR RACES

COVEHEAD RACEWAY

. ,VhThe islanders have been offici-

IAFI-I I-A l'A('F'.

it For Real Drive!"

(ll:'lll.

T:-ri Spot. l'll Ciiitln. lam Kaliiiiit-lt. lAll BlI(lll)l'. L . Liisx. ' I Jayix Hnpo. Premier J. Walter, Billy Budloiig. IL lm R . who! I fooling N autloloolhn ii I H I lltrlt 2... pm. PL C','V';v'1'l'(';"g'fl-CH a:oo r. M. nayiigin Time -imiy no soul And we NfMO0'l0'N - you

l,'l l"i'is4- . (luv Si" is. J l' Clo". ..)''s .0 ' , i :ii is - - o . i W n..-ml. .InlI.i'(ltli'r,k.'ll:fih il.'.:iin....."r)': .l. if H F W Y W W Ad"ll'5Sl0ll 51-00. Children 13 and under mm" 's'”"''"" "H h"

RM"!-1 .1-r l'A('l-I K F TROT Gloria Clans. Priiwse Pride, Ann lit-(Ger. Wait For Me, Allin , Burllnnr. s IAFF. 4-R TROT Miss Worthy Dali-. Sir Franrls llrakc. Guy ll.'ii'yoslei'. hiscn The Great, Roherl Lea. Roma Riirllnniz. Posilioriii will he draw 'I..'ll p.m. September l4ih.

AND FAIR f PRIZES

15.00 Tn Bast Slmrtlmivi llord Ulilllailllv flnld Sltll'2lL'P. I 3.3.00 To Rt-st Hereford Ft-malr Wollinglnii Xliii'.Veil. Snulhporl slt'I.00 To Youngest Winning Plowman-Any (.'l.iI.u Cocltshiitt Plow Co. . . I 350.00 In Special Prlu-.1

- CHARLOTTETOWN'

u-I-HE DRIVING PARK

. THURSDAY AW FRIDAY FOR YOUNG MEN 14 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE h ' SEPT. 15. 16 AT l:30 P.M. WHO INROIJ. IN

i , TIIEV oniomu. 60 (Charlottetown) SGUADRON

6 HOLLYWOOD ROYAL CANADIAN AIR CADETS "A" "V''-5 You will receive weekly instruction in such subjects as Principlvs of i

)8 - TIIIIILLING AC1! - )6 Flight. Engines. Meteomloily. Navigation. Morse. Drill, Rifle Shooting, Leadership. etc. You will also be given periodic flights in R.C.A.F. Air- , craft. and a chance to visit an R. C. A. F. Station.

During the summer, there are exchange visits to Foreign Countries, courses at Abbotlford, B.C.. and Camp Bordon, 2 weeks at camp at an R. C. A. 17'. Station, and for boys interested in being a Pilot, there is the Efllow Course.

Valuable Bursaries in: ottlptandlng ability.

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