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PRINCE EDWARD TODAY
10 BIG STARS HEADED BY
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Ifl‘li;ill\\'iiy-tile blarc of the
<-illiarcls-the intrigue of the
bootleg king s--gunmen and
l§.lIlH5lZI('II.
IN THIS VIVID AND
Al’I*EALING DRAMA
lli Baseball League took place at
\'l.-lorizi‘~ -Piirk on Saturday after-
llluii at foul' o'clock. The teams
iiizitclied were the All Star Nov.i
si. ttltms against a mixed team from
‘V hi- _ Comliicrce, ,Montreal and Prov-
ll..-gg_i.__ 1 H' .-
fittlicutili tlie`~weatlier was not :ill
in he desired, ti large crowd of fans
lilliiesserl the game from start to
lllll_~.ll. .The united Banks had first
ilimlllg with Peake tMontreal1.
H..lllbl' and Holi iCommercel reg-
l_~'\.~rilir; one each which was consid-
er/li ii very good start against Ox-
nirl mid Desl:»oi‘ougl_i on the Scotia
‘l'i`\'.
'i ins. lidvilntage was short-'lived as
ilali :~1ccti:l first three batters. Tili-
--l.‘ 1-'lil<:l_)onald and Oxford, crossed
tile lllili.
’l’ll»- i_;.imc continued fast and fur-
i...l_. its Hoyt of the All Stars replac-
ul O/"ul'd iii the box. As is well
i<l»l,\-.il. Mr. Hoyt. bears an unevin-
:lille iwiplituiioli on the Island :Ind
hi; nnilvc Nuvu Scotia as ii biii1--
.».!i.vi-l~ illili niuch credit is due him
the tiny he held the opposing hat-
.~r.l in check. In the first few in-
liliiggs the United Bankers were con
'l
iliis star, but as the game progress-
lilicled by the brilliant twirling or
= plllw  
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V. ‘|_ ,.' - - »- - - -- ._ __ ...__ ___________`__L___ __A__ ____ '_-_
V.. "__ gli’ f i ed ccniidence was restored. Conse- Desborough and Hoyt, the Scotia
Jig; __=.  S_  quently under ii barrage of hits thellbattery, and Peake and Hornby. the
l 1.. i -  L , United Biinkers forged of their op-;United battery, worked well together
 pclieiits and held them in check for considering the short time that
_ _M - ‘the next two orthree innings. 1-low-_ practice was available. Hoyt and
._.h__»___)£mng game of me Bank_leve slashing drives by MacDonald,;Hcrnby were undoubtedly the terror
the slugging short stop of the All
Stars, and followed by his fellow
batters, the Nova Scotians went in-
to the lend and kept the, advantage
until the end.
Many cf the individual plays were
.brilliant and scientific. The most
spectacular feature was the double
play in the eighth iliniiigs when the
United Bankers retired the All Stars
cn a force-out at third and getting
the ball to first before the runner!
I-cached the bag. there being one out
in the right field for the United
Bankers played a sterling game and
,his superhuman throws to the in-
field cut down the runners as they
endcavcred to singles into two-brig~-
gcrs and doubles into triples.
The All Stars had the advantage
in batting bilt the United Bankers
neutralized this in their snappy field
work. 'I‘ibel~t_ MiicDonzlld and Hoyt
ri the All Stars put feili' into ti‘c
lii:iI'i.s of theiiicppoiieilts by their
slugging tactics. Hcyt connecting
with Hoi'iiby's slants for ii home rur
in his final trip to the plate. Th(
outstanding batters of the Unite(
Bankers were Peake. Munn and H017
whc undoubtedly ron up thc score
for tlitir team.
_ The fact that so many me
i
R ENJOYMENT
n like the flavor and quality of
I HICKEY & .NI(THOLSON’S
f BLACK TWIS
GIVES GREATE
T CHEWING
'l‘()BA(.`( T()
in pl-efereiice to ony other is surely sufficient proof flint it | :i` the Bank of Nova Scotia. Had
is me best chem he wcathcr been warm it is believ-
I
ll|0KEY & ll|GHOLS0ll
T.()bac(,0 (0,,  lmplred in his usilal satlsfact
nlunufncturers Cl\ll'|°°\¢*°“'" OWIHE £0 pressure of business the
publish
___-:;_-;;_- __ __ _ fixed dates for future games but
- they will be played with .ill des-
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.lél ___
5# .;
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'fx _  n» ‘ . g
i   ST.  _' i and rub the face. soothes
Registered Nc. 19695 - ”‘"“’ °‘“"“‘“""' "‘°'~ '
This well known Clydesdale Stallion will make the
season of 1928 at our stables, Lower Weis' Street, Charlotte-
iown. The above hone needs no introduction io_ hone
breeders. Boottofstculhberthuhoon neural limos
vrinnerofflntprlltuulhllltockioofthcbelt. 
_ iqnonnbld. Maine ai owners I-ln. Awly to . . _ ,
if. j ‘ IlleNIilLIl a WOOD; Uwillrs.
it _ WM. COLLIII, in Charge.
\’
liiing retired the batters on many
i The infielders for their respective
_and shows great promise for the fu-
bcfcre this play was made. Messerl
_backbone of their team while Mac-
_ Dcnald and Owen of the All Stars,
i ` d _ Biddis-
_combc and Loughlin of the United
lford, Cleveland. Bowden i1nd.Cam-
c/cicek Fennel! da Chandler's team
will meet Carteret Co_'s team in me
first. cf a three game gel-ig; to de..
:ide the championship of the Com-
mercial League.
'Ti
RENRI
ADOBE
KARL
DANE
fnvoluy of
Paris boulevard
the beajafy and
pathos of -ll. grail!
love-these are the
lhings _that have
thrilled' the World in
'hc immortal ro-
mance that hc: now
been brought to the
screen.
.4 cas! of slors such
dl no one believed
could be brought fo-
gelher in one pic-
ture, directed by nc
m a n iv h 0
m a d e"The
Big Parade.’
V' URCIIESTII A
USUAI.
riucas
\ ALSO
Tl'I_E _goiely I
I
CHARLIE
G L E N
who dreamed he was a great
_ dreams come true!
GAPITUL TUUAI wlliiiitiv
FEATURING
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J A C K M U L H A L L |r.l§§d~l‘f. ‘i.ll§‘.l§§y§.°'fi'§lf.'i°.ii$’.§i=..§..`$2`
COI1 il'
Speed demon on the track, but awfully slow with the girls.
Ilia ldm of a good time was chasing butterflies, until he got _ _
the loving bug. A comedy drama of the college slow-poke ' f0f U10 ll&Sl three m0l1U1S- Ht’ iS 11:' T -
__ _ _ __ _M CIIURCIIOF sc0'rI.ANn-The
Central Guardian l
ware Co., Ltd. 4435-5-12-3_1
Association has opened up an U?-|
tice in the Provincial Buildlnz fn: - -' -
charge f its new Secretary. MT- '-
Wilfred Boulrer. The former office_
of the Secretary, the late C. R-_
Bmallwood, K. C., in the Cameron
Block has been compleww "'m°V“'|' ' ~
ted and has been taken over byi ‘_
Mr. R. R.. Bell, Barrister, of thisl
city, where he will carry 011 B 89"' ‘
eral law practice. _
GRADUATES 'IN ANEsTnsTics _
-The many friends of Miss Blanche. .
Roberts will be pleased to learn 01
her graduation in Anasthetics at thc: ._
Long Island College H0SPll»“1 °“ APT
rll 28th. Miss Roberts entered upon;
this course ‘last September, and; ‘
since her graduation she has accep-,
ted an Anesthetical position in one,
of the hospitals in Jamaica. N. Y.
Miss Roberts is ii daughter of Ml' I
and Mrs. Henry Roberts of Middle-
. _~\
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ALSO
COMEDY
¢
'S ' vIsITINo MINISTER - ne-_V
B Henry B. Lindsay, f<:geri'_;erly _of ___Gli1§-!
I gow. Scotland. nreac yes er ai/1ll_
Lowa! the Presbyterian Church at Glasgow.
 before this section of the greg _
tion and he was cordially welcomed
back to same after leaving the hos-
T R Y 0 N pital when he underwent an opera-_
tion for appendicitis. Rev. Mr.
Lindsay has been in Canada for the
past ten months and on the Islaiill-
l
popular preacher and has miidn ' '
tmliny many friends here. '
lover-hero-and made his
l<\;lll¢u||»:r, \-.l.cn_ )'0ll £0 ‘U
\.;~. ii. tii.ii llic .ir.illcil~..irl:
’ ' ' ` -' ""' " congregation of the Centriil Parish
"\ il~clltiL" .ill the |.ll\cl l~ \'i.llr
was favored vesterday in liuvin .is r "`m\`C nm 'Um M Hmmm
Il., _._-liillllc plililiitl oi rlic
Anniversary Concert ‘i’§e?5’f§“»-"é-‘”f»»“fi“1'i?é‘" 
_ i their preacher, Rev. A. J. G. Mur-
chison of I-Ioricon Wisconsin Hi. l"“'“"""“'-" M"““f‘°""""“
(lll:i|i.lll., (.l»li~'il. 5521> ( ll;l-
I. C gl g n_ an m but .f‘.`-c., l\loiltrc.i|, Litiléltlal.
the evening in the Peoples Church.
]N \ lCharlottet.own. taking as his text. ~
_Luke 10-37. “Go and do thou like-_
Tnii 'cHARL'oTTETowN GUARDIAN ` MAY 14, 1923
. ' l I . I i
 Handiest thing '
NEW oi-‘I=lcI: - The Exhibition    
IQORE-Ayears women have
declared enthusiastic-
ally that -“Vaseline”
Petroleum _]_elly is the
“ha_ridiciLj_i£' thing in the
.house . Nowirlen are also
singing the praises of this
product, for all kinds of
outside' jobs. They keep at
jar or tube of "Vaseline"
lclly handy in the garage
or barn or toolshccl.
To polisb nickel-Nickel parts
of it car clm he kept frcc from
rust hy iln iiccilsioniil polish with
:I soft Iliiniiel cloth iiliil it littlc
"Vaseline" Jelly.
For automobile and radio blit-
leries.-_Biitrcry manufacturers
rcconilncnil "V:lsclinc" _]clly as
the best medium for coiiiiiig
battery terminals :ind connec-
tions in order to prevent: corro-
SIOII.
For tools, garden z'm[/Iememx,
etc..-Keep rust from forliillig
un the mciiil parts hy coiitilig
them with "Viisclin<:" Jelly
when not in use.
Vasc-:lille
_ - -nun: Manx
PETROLEUM JELLV
eop s uic a ng :I ende _____ _
6 - (‘IIAB.l.0'l"I'ETOWN P l~I I services there under the ministry of
~  _ ` _ I / ’ ' I I fthe lute Rev. D. MacLean, and his’
' ` May 14t.h,'l928, at 8:15 p. m.
' PROGRAMME
‘W _
N AV' rg I' _  1 ’
_ _ __ -` I.
l’.~f3f_ _Qi VVLD' ,__ THURS° '  P Q ; 2- ‘Sons
___.i_
of the batters as Hoyt's superior
speed and I-Iomby‘s matchless cun-
cccasions three in a row.
teams played excellent ball and am-
azed the spectators on their cool-
ncss and quick thinking on many
doubtful plays that meant defeat or;
victory. Sterns (Montreal) holding
down the first base for the United
Bankers turned in as plendid game
ture. Holi (Commerce) and Prowse
<Prcvinclall as second baseman and
short stop respectively were the
short stop and third baseman, simi-
larly benefited their si e
Bankers did all that was to be de-
izired in speeding up the game Ox-
cron were :I tower of strength for
the All Stars as they would have
»een undoubtedly missed had they
lot been resent
D _
The line up as follows:
United Bankers Nova smug,
Catcher
‘cake . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . .
.. Desborough
Pitcher
icrnby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ Hoyt
Ist Base
iterns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ . Tibei-t
2nd Base
'ioli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Oxford
3rd Base
Biddiscombe . . . . . . . , . . . . . . .
.. Owen
Short Stop
Drowse . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ . MacDonald
Centre
/lunn . . . . . . . .
..,.. Robyn Cameron
Right Field
Virxscl' . . . . . . . .
. . . _ , _ _ _ _ _ Cleveland
l Left Field
.cilghlin . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
_, Bowden
File score registered 19-14 in favor
rd by the fans that the ratio of this
"csult would have been considerably
:ut down.
Mr. G. _A. Campbell Scrath, of
he Cilnadlan Bank of Commercc
nanner. my
Bankers cannot definitely
:latch before the tennis stars of the
'films lake to the courts.
(by NAT.)
**-603+ '
BOWLING
At the Y. M. c. A. to-night ni 1
“mi-Oi
Mix Minarile with sweet oil
’io. ncaa.
_ 11. Bass
Plano Solo “Fascination” (Polka
3. Violin
4. Reading “A Kiss on the Stairs"
5. Song
Plano
Tenor
6.
7.
8. Violin
9.
(ci The sm- .' ..... 
olo "The Trumpeter'
Master Horace McEwen
“Caro Nome"` tlllgoletfol .
Kathryn Thompson Blight
Solo “In a Monastery Gnrden’§ . . . . . . .
._
» Miss Kaililoerl Hornby
"Spring Song of   .  C d Thursday' May- mm' in me six'
Kathryn Thompson Blight
` - INTERMISSION
. . ,
Duett by Mrs. Dr. Bannon and Prof. L. D. Thompson. Nllwffl N l:|'\5I“°I\l fl" lillllflivl-f.
solo ......  .... ..s tea. I '“"’* " -
 gi-_iilichic ' ~ ` _ ` ' `
S...  G...-. S.  ......  _ ........... ._  Western Guardian _
_ » Mig _n llomhy _ ' *'°-' .
Songs ta) Homin;    Del Rlego_ -VISITING FRIENDS IN NOV/\_
' thi Little Damoul .;.‘,   Novcilo SCOTIA - Mrs. Peter 0. QlHl'l_=._
'n
s
,Kathryn Thompson Blight ‘Amherst and vicinity.
" Hi h ” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Alfred Noyes -_-
‘ Th' ' “.’:,';f‘M_ Sm, rum," , -RETURNS I=Ii0M cAI.IroIi-
M, Ma|co|m Mcmnnon turned from it six months visit fi
12 Song "Lo, Rear the Gentle Lark" . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Blshop‘V2fl0US I1-"IHS Of f5Ulif0l'I1iL\ tllld T0-
' _ _ _ _ , .
  _ _ __  _'E  
Klthryn Thompson Blum _sunied residence in. Summei'slde_ 
_ __ _ _
 _  . `   . z/alv HA 1_1. lift;‘ii"~..€i”-.ii:iz%;.iii:.Ji.. .___ . - -
_ __J   I _ \ . P lc.~ ch -li. li vi it <l_ _
.f L __ _ _ 
grandfather was an elder in the
_Church of Scotland. He is a son of
 Capt. J. J. and Mrs. Murchison ofl
de Concert) . . . . . . . . . .
 Rolfe lhl-9 City-
__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__ ver," Mr. Murdock Graham. Brciidiil
' bane, left for Boston Saturday mol--‘
Kemby ning to attend the funeral of his
' ' ` ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ` ` `
" grandson, Wilfred Graham. son oil
Kenneth Graham.`Somerville. Mass.~
The late Wilfred Graham died on
P
ga
5.-
§-I
“ ma" teeiith year of his nge, and the news'
of his death was received by wire on
‘ Frida
/
yi
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 ............. .. Itogerslsulnniersidc, is visiting friends in
M,-ng NIA - Miss Hanna Small has re `
-SPRING IS HERE - A i0i‘fl
truck owned by two junk buyers and  
has probably provided the, smooth
est selling period ever seen in the
history of the Australian wool trade.
Prices generally have gradually as-
cended, the sales finishing with val-
ues for merinos on the average 10
cent above the opening figures of the
previous September. Crossbreds and
comebacks displayed a. rise of 15 to
25 per cent, fine crossbreds feeling
the advancem ost. Apart from last
season. which was the New South
Wales record year for wool produc-
tion, and the previous season. the
salesfof wool made in Sydney from
July' to date exceed those of any
previous full 12 months. The whole
of the wool sold was freshly-grown
clip. In 1925-26 the total included
170,000 bales carried over from the
previous selling year.
The wool sold has realised approx-
imately in the vicinity of £26,000,000.
Sales in Sydney for the full year
ended June 30 last ran into £26,378,-
987. Exact figures are not yet av-
ailable. but the sales have averaged
on a conservative estimate 19 1-2
pence greasy and scoured, compared
with 17 1-2 pence for the previous
season. On only two occasions has
wool sold at a higher average price.
Retums of the National Council of
  lcovermg reéeipts of wool mi__;;_s__m1__b;ili_'i;i_z_r5. e yesteyday. Spring must Y
ian stores from July 1 to ruary. ` _ _
In W001Tra,d8 :how that the t<;ui_} cg 2,233,095 _ini-_ _UNDERGOES OPERATION _ I | 
____ |_c:stre§_’;`§‘;’f:t§89l‘1re‘; °To gfgcigdugf Dr. R. A. Kennedy of Guelph, Ont _  ._
(By British United Press) _Hon a shrinkage of 5 percent in the who recently joined the staff of Di'._ _  _ _ ~ f
sYnNEY_ New south wales, Main _...rage weigh; of 8 bale must he J. R. cunnlnginini, v. s. lvl., Ii. v. ,__ __ 1  ._
12. - The wool Season Just Cl0S€dt;_dded making the decline in megs.. summcrsiac il. in thc Princ-_ _f   '
- ' County Hospital recovering froln :in . " '-'J 1+- '_ ____
quantity of wool available for the. ___ I di ____ ___ rn _ . y 1,..
sale in the Commonwealth 8 per.°p°‘°“ °n °r “ppm ml" pe! 0 ‘ '\.\l"“
per cent, and in some cases 15 per
b ~l lvl' 1', .- »'-ci'
wcclselling Brokers ci Ausr.rnlis.'S°“’ ng ‘fd "me "me “mf” m
Cent ‘ed Thursday morning. - }‘_gt3°5i
__ _ 
. . -ENTERTAIN CIIILDREN -
Blg   More than 500 school children of _
Summcrside and vicinity were t_hc_
_    gucs_ts of I<lo;m_i_ins at na special.
ll ) up of children waiting for admiss-i
mat nee on a urday a ernooli in
l the Capitol Theatie The long line
(S eclal to The Guardian
down this morning on account of -i ‘
the high water, throwing a total of _1'0uR|s'rg Anmv|N(; _'I‘wli,
'750 meh Out Ol' WOl'k. including of the vanguard of motor touristsi
those already laid off by this firm arrived in Summerside on Saturdilj/ ‘
as a result of the floods. afternoon. the first. being a ciir .
E. B. Eddy C0.. in Hull had to from Alberta and the other one
shut off more of their machines and from California. The latter cal' made
the total number laid off there is'li journey of 7,000 miles since leav-
now 75. ing the sunny south two mon ii.-l
Saw mills are under water in sev- ago.
eral places but the chief difiicultyl _ #-
is lack of power as the tail -races of r -INSTALLING NEW EQUIP-
the power plants are so high that_MEN'l` - The Pioneer Publishing
there ls very little head from the_C0.. installed a new llnotype ma-
dam above the falls. Chaudiere Fails_chine in its composing room Satur-
is a spectacular torrent and many day Hf¢0l‘1=\0°l1 mllklnll U battery Of
visitors are photographing them. |tv;_o machisgstnt the llF€$`;_\:_¥\l~_l'l_‘_1_;L`i
-----<»>;_._ T e new o ype s oi' e a s
' mn Mlmmi-. I.||.|m»~ni mr corn-. model and will be used principally
 »»»i
vlcroiiili  
HOTEL ,
- (me of the largest and boat
equipped Hotels in Bantam
Dumb. _Contain 120 rooml.
44 of which have private
bathe. Completely renovated
in tho put two yan. lbw
Home throughout Canada
and the United States have
its splendid table. Continous
service to all Guests. Tele-
phone in rooms.
Rafal $4.00 _tn 8550 DHI' day.
Charlottetown
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BIUMI, Imager
` -‘ for advertisement composition. Thi
.HI II I I Inu",workoflnstalllngwasinchargcof
Mr. Halsey rapresentng the miikel-s
‘assisted by Mr. Brucedohnston of
 ilie Journal staff.
` -BUMMEBSIDE LOSES VALU-
Anu.: cITizI:Ns- summerslfle
loses two valuable and genial citi-
Binco taking over this
zéns in the persons of Rev. J. C.
lMartin and his D0Puiiir wife. Wh0
Hotel we .have spent many
thousands of donna in
00090
home at Morell where they will iii
future reside. Moreil is the locality
______._
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son
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0'_I"I°1‘-WA. M9-Y 12- T119 big S8\‘/lion, extending from the 'I‘he:itroA | 
mill of the J. R. Bodth Co., at thewmer Street made quite a big city a .
chsndierc Falls, in this city closed appearance. 1 “BOGEY”-with Tooke
collar attached
“ PAR "~witli Tooke
collar to match
I-Isse fine new
shirts for sport and business
wear, have the famous
guaranteed unshrlnkable
Tooke collars
ORIGINATED BY
OS.
MONTREAL . ‘I'0l0N1'D I WUINIIEO
VANCOUVER Bild MANCHESTER, ENU-
Maker: of 2/Aality Shirt.:
and Collar: .since 187!
intend leaving soon for their new
repairs and lmprovomente. It
class in i.liem`#nx-itiirio Prov-
inces. It appooll to those
who want. n comfortable
from ond splendid table ond
excellent lervlol at n moder- _
eta prleo. -
Rates from 83.00 to $4.50
im- du. '
of a prominent direct mail advni'
of Padre li/lartin's curly activities! _ _ _ `-tm.|;,.° with ‘m,,ms_ _ _
in now the is Bofcl of its -in thc ministerial field and both _ tBy nfl!-hh Ulllkd PWM) \- sanity posts carrying red or Ulf?
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th tatisti," vices inten e to ncrease the com- Th tl ulnrly use
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