mi: GUARDIAN. CHARLO'l'l'ETOWN L N 0 T I E 0wan's Mobile Movie : This Week Presents 'l'h property ol Messrs (1. Sent- I nor End Tor nil iilaeNeIIl at MiI- Abbott a;ld Costello ll 1.)" 1. ”Encl sed" under the Fish "IN THE NAVY" and Game Act 1937 and amend-i mi-nia thereto. Trespasaers will be A good laugh is guaranteed. Also prosecuted. ALEX w. MATHESON Fourth Chapter of Serial Solicitor for Leasees lune 24, 1950. I . Riverside Race Entries Vernon, : Wednesday, June 28 FOUR CLASSES, S1200 IN PURSES RACES START AT 2 P.M., STANDARD TIMIE NO CLASSIFIED - PURSE S300 (-331! BUDLONG. b.m. by Calumet Budlong, owned by W. llenne's- nessey. driven by J. Hennessey. , ..-TIIYON. 13.3. by Billy Worthy. owned by Warren Beers, driven by ll. Cormier. ' V.-MARJORIE BUDLONG, b.m. by Calumet Budlonz, owned by James Rankin, driven by Lester ltankin. I i.-LELA BUDLONG. b.m. by Calumet Budlong. owned by Leo Col- linu, driven by L. Coiiings. I.-VALLEY LONG. b.m. by Calumet Bndiong, owned by J. A. Annear, driven by A. Lowery. I.-JUST FLICKA. b.m. by Calumet Budlong, owned by 11. P. Cud- more, driven by H. Cudmore. l.-i)0li0TllY WON'T TELL. b.m. by Captain Tell, owned by L. Pet- tigrew, driven by L. Pettirrew. N0. 2 CLASSIFIED - PURSE S300 I.-1'. I. I. ISUDLONG. b.r. by Calumet Budiong, owned by M. D. (I) T. E. llankinaon, driven by 1!. Mocailnm. !.-ABEGWIJIT MILADY, by Calumet Bndlong, owned by Cyril Smith, driven by C.:8mitb. I.-MA Lillliltlii, blk.m. by Abner '1'. Cleu. owned by Mrs. 12'. Milton, driven by ll. Cormier. 1.-CARI. AUBltEY. b.g. by Col. Aubrey. owned by -Sam Kennedy. driven by Sam Kennedy. I.--BILLY AUBREY. b.(. by Col. Aubrey, owned by B. Mel-iadyen, driven by it. Mcl-ladyen. NO 3 CLASSIFIED - PURSE 5300 I.-Dull BUDLONG. b.m. by Calumet Budlont. owned by M. Nichol- son, driven by M. Nicholson. 2.-CALUMET ONWABD. b.g. by Calumet Budiong. owned by Harold stead. driven by H. Stead. 3.-SIMON BIJDLDNG. by. by Calumet Budlong. owned by Charles Duiiy. driven by T. Weir. i.-DAN McELWYN, ch.z. by Richard 3rd, owned by Lem Neill. driven by L. Neill. 5.-MISS PLAYFAIB. b.m. by Playdaie, owned by Willard Kelly, driven by W. Kelly. 0.-LILLY MAIILENE, b.m. by Calumet Budiong, owned by Rhodes Warren. driven by E. Walker. 7.-BONNIE CLEGG. ch.m. by Abner T. Cleu. owned by Mrs. E. Mil- ion, driven by 11. Connler. , ii.-iilli1'lsll HAL. ch.g. by Sampson ilal. owned by J. Maaleo driven by E. A. Bernard. I D.-Miss COMMANDO; b.m. by Calumet lludlong, owned by Dr. P. lilaolntyre, driven by G. Mnolntyre. -0-BELLE BCDLONG. b.m. by Calumet Badlong, owned and driven by liandiii MacDonald. ND. 4 CLASSIFIED - PURSE S300 I.-EDITH U-IIAY. (r.m. owned and driven by E. lllcauigan. I.-BIJSSII-1 BUDLONG. b.m. by Calumet Budlong, owned and driven by A. Benton. ' 3.-lil1CllAl'.L PETER, by ltainnch Peter. owned and driven by .l. llyan 4--TIIOINDALE. in by Playdale, owned by Levi Young. driven by 1.. Kelly. 5.-ill-ll) SPIUCE, he. by King Spruce, owned by William Melwell. driven by Ted Weir. 0--M158 JUDY DALE, bun. by Playdaie. owned and driven by Earle Bneli. 7.-CIJMIIIILAND 80011, int. owned by E. Johnson. driven by ll. ate ad. Positions to be drawn for at the Track at 1 pm. on Wednesday. All Clams Tium-heat Plan. Money divisions 40. so. ll. 1!. with 10 par out or parses set aside lor winner. No deductions from money winners. IIAY, ITIAW. snsamo I'll! PAR!-LIIITUIL WIN AND PLACE Il1'l'l'NG. letreahnonts. lanalea on grounds. All children under 18 years oi on will be admitted is grounds tree. but must be aaeonpanled by parents. ' The iinngonoat will not be rupsnsiblq for any aeoldeoia that should soon dlriln this moot. Buses leaving Charlottetown Terminal at 1 o'clock tor amnm laooa. ll. 8. 'l'. A. IULIB T0 GOVIIN IIIT. :. no rafioorrr cherry Valley Iesrotary . Stewart oi Amherst. N. 5., in the iioiiloskoy And Poulton llin Week-End Bouts SPRINGHILL. N. s.. June is - (OP)--Coby Moclosirey of char- lottetown won a. close decision over ole Farrell at Halifax here Saturday night over the 10-round distance in a main-bout middle- weight brawl The semi-final saw Harry Poul- ton of Prince iiklward Island sling- ing a knockout waliop at Johnny fifth round. Stewart lacked stay- ing power and faded quickly after" the third round. The final punch in the welterweight battle was a right-hand smash to the solar- plexus. The bout 0! the evening was be- tween Harvey Gabriel. 180, Spring- hill. and Hubert Upshaw. 170, Hal- ifax. Right from the opening bell both boys fought furiously. Gab- riel was a little strong and won the decision. In a. four rounder Bobby Nixon, of Amherst, won a close decision over Sonny Edwards at Joggins. Ray Smith. Springhill won a decision over Ernie Fraser elf Almerst In the leatherwdght c ass. Baseball liesulis (By The Azaated Press) SUNDAY AMERICAN LEAGUE First: . Philadelphia 100 002 030-6 8 2 Chicago 200 032 00x-7 9 0 Brissie and Guerra; Wlzhi. 1-iaefner (G) Aloma (7) and Masi. Second: Philadelphia 642 000 010-13 12 0 Chicago ...... .. 000 000 004- t 9 i Hooper and Astmth; Cain. Hol- combe (l) Judson (1) Brune: (2) llaeiner (3) and Malone. First: ' Washington 004 000 002-6 7 0 Cleveland 010 W0 04x--'1 8 ti Marrero and Evans; Wynn. Flores (9) and 1-lesan. Second: Washington 002 020 001-5 5 1 Cleveland 000000 021-3 ii 0 Consuegra, Harris (9) and Gras- so, Evans (4); Welk. Benton (6) Pieretti (8) Rozek (9) and Ho- gan, Murray (8). First: New York .. 201 010 301-8 14 2 Detroit ..... coo loo 010-2 10 o Lopat and Berra; Newhouser. White (7) Eogouin I8) Brwilt. lild second: New York 001 000 020-3 10 1 Detroit 800 000 031-0 I i Raschll Silvers; Hutchinson. Gray (8) and Robinson. First: Boston . 000 520 004-11 ll 0 st. Louis , .. 000 000 050- 5 12 0 Dobson, Papal (8) McDermoi.t (8) Parnell (8) and Tebbetts; oarver. Pillette (0) Marshall (9) and Lollar. Second: I ' Boston ...... ., 041 000 021-8 I2 0 St. Louis 000 000 020-2 8 5 Masterson and Batts; Overmire. D. Johnson (8) Starr (9) and Moss. NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis . 000000 000-0 5 1 Boston 200020 001-! B 1 Martin. Boyer (7) and Rice; Blokford and Cooper. Pittsburgh 302 000 425-16 20 0 Brooklyn . . 200 030 123-11 13 1 Law, Chambers (5) MacDonald (9) and Mueller; Newcombe,1-!at- ten (3) .i3ranca (6) Epperly ('1) Aplicn (8) Loes (0) Barney (9) and Campanella. First: Chicago . 000 200 111-11 12 3 Philadelphia. 200 000 114- 8 11 3 Schmltz, Voiselle (9) Lade (9) and Owen; Heintzelman, Kon- stanty (8) Simmons (9) Church (9) and Semlnlck, Lopata (9). Second: Chicago 000 010 000-1 7 l Philadelphia .. 000 001 001-2 ll 0 Rush and Walker; Roberts aim Lopata. First: , Cincinnati . 000 040 011-6 11 2' New York .. 000 000 120-3 7 2 Blackwell. Wehmeler '(9) and Howell; Kramer, Hansen (8) l-llgbe (0) Koylo (9) and West.- rum. Second: Cincinnati 011 103 000-811 1 New York 021 001 000-4 7 3 Rnmsdell. Smith (4) nnd Pra mesa; Maglie, Koslo ('1) and Caldcrone. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE First: Springfield . . 020 000 001-3 9 0 Montreal . 000 000 031-4 12 2 liacker, Lamanna (8) Valen- zuela (9) and Peden; Lown, McGlntli1n(9) King .(9) and Atwell. Second: , Springfield .. . 000 000 2-2 8 2 Montreal . 202 030 x-'1 10 1 Spicer. Costello (6) Lee and Teed. and Peden: First: Rochester 000 (10)10 000-1113 4 Baltimore 010 010 202-6 3 1 Yuhns and Wilbcr; Kennedy, Plechotu (4) Taylor (6) Kile- man (8) and Unser. Second: Rochester .. 000 101 0-2 11 1 Baltimore .. 000 014 x-5 9 ll Poholsky and Marshall; Poat, Kennedy (7) and Kluttz. First: Toronto . . . . . . .. 000 000 033-6 13 0 Syracuse . . 100 001 000-2 '1 1 Ridzig and Plumbo; Byeriy. Peterson (9) Avrea (9) and IThis plan's a real "life saver" for pinched pockeibooksl Spreads out paymenisl Easy to use! Saves you moriey because you get the benefits of special Budget Prices. Don't delay. 3 BIG ADVANTAGES Convenient e-p-r-o-er-d out. . payments. Easy terms to suit you No worries! Coal is deliv- . and in plenty of time s u a you're all paid up before next winter Handy coupon payments . make household budgets run smoother all the your 'reund Start the blue coaI' Budget Plan today. ms soourn YOU START me MORE you SAVE-Phonemtgcigy A. Pickard & 00., Ltd. ) 'blu&”i5iial' IIII READY RIGHT NOW! Ti-IIS F Tel. 240 iiiili LAST YEAR ME REAL MONEY THATC wur xiv) ORDERING EARLY- RIGHT NOW E FURNACE msercnou - ...con save you as much as 307. on next winter's fuel bills. Get your free inspection now. No obligoiion. PLAN SAVED sH3y)Vfm'h- CICVGIIIN ---- .. 030 120 01X-3 10 2 Raffensberger, Erautt (3) I-letki (6) Lombardi ('1) and Turner) T"'""I- Hudson. Harris (5) and Evans: (5) Perkowskl (8) and Howell; Branca, Barney (2) Bankheadi poranto 2000011-4 9 0 Bearden, Flores (4) Zoldak (0) Jones and Westrum. (5) Roe (5) and campanella, byrncuse 000 000 0-0 5 1 Cvromek (6) and 1-legan. Chicago ........ .. 201 001 000-4 8 1 Thompson and Plumbo; Hartley. Boston .. 062001210-12 11 0 Philadelphia. 012 200 00:-'5 7 () 1N'1'1m,NA-HQNA1, Luaaug Sanders (6) and Burmeister. St.Louia 000030 000-3 9 l Dubiel, I-lillcr (4) Vandermcer - Hayworih (6). Kinder and Tebbeii-S: Falmlnv (6) and A. Walker; Meyer, Kon- Toronto . .. Fm: Fine (2) D. Johnson (8) and stanty (6) and Seminlck. Syracuse oooooo o1o-1 4 Buffalo . 001 00010!-3 5 0 Lollar. St. Louis oos om om) 1-1-13 1 Brittln and Plumbo; Jolly, Pea -;"”Ydp0"Y 0"” 000 9”-0 5 1 New York ..... .. 000 000 001-I 9 0 Boston ...... .. 000103 2000-6 13 1 terson (9) and Haywoi-tn, nur- B""”" - Dem!" ---- 300 010 WK-4 3 1) Staley, Brazle (7) and Rice; meister (9). "''II0 o - 001002 1-4 11 1 Reynolds and Berra: Houtwman' Sain, Chlpman (3) and Cooper. Springfield ooo ooo on-1 1 -'9'"! C"! -- 103 300 II-7 10 0 and Robinson. Pittsburgh 410 322 oo-12 s 2 Montreal soc ooo an-1 is , Carrnsauel. Lovensuth (0 and Philadelphia at Chicago. pod. Brooklyn ...... .. on 105 05-19 23 o Ihde, P01 (3) Zoetermsn (7) T3bachEck- Spmc” ""1 Y”75- il'3In)- : (Suspended with one out in last and Peden; Erskine and Atweii. -”- half eighth) Sunday law, to be Buffalo at Jersey City, .ppd. SATURDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE I finished later). rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE - Chambers, Dickson (3) Queen Rochester at Baltimore. '10. Cincinnati 000 000 020- 2 8 ill (3) Papish (4) Werle (5) aorowy rain. Washington 200 210 000-5 12 1 New York 042 012 30x-12 13 0 . like 'rlFroma12xi Man... a nj Llnurx Taxi. "Very exceptional service 3 . . , "Very pleasing comments of our patrons . . . ". . . so splendid and oili-eienl a car tor our rugged business . . . ". . . use oi Ford products has meant big savings to us". When you hear one of Canada's fore- most taxicab operators give these reasons for buying his umnd iiect of new 1950 ford: . . . you're hearing convincing proof of the swing to Ford . . . and ”723mexV5?r700A Mr. Paul Pearce. General Manager wise to :0) 17.1): 1 J .!"0"9RCH SALES A EEIVICE aicoownn .1013: FORD AND MON AICH DIALII four very good reasons why you'll be "Test-Drive" before you buy any car! . Behind the wheel, youili discover plenty more reasons: Ford's improved 100-Hp. V-8 Engine that "whispers while it works" . . . its new "Hushed" Mid Ship Ride . . . its "Fashion Car" style and luxury . . . King-Size Brakes, 3593 easier-acting . . . more hip and shoulder room in "Lifeguard" Bodies that are 13 ways stronger! Take a tip from Bowes Taxi . . . take the wheel of the '50 Ford today! the . l'0ID.'l'IAC'1'0l8 AND IAIII DIPLIMINTS MONTAGUI KENNETH A. FRASER. Sourlil. PHON I Representative. '50 Ford 675 9 MONTAGUE 88-11 S. R. 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