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     The Sunshine Island Dairy and 
     
     the Basilica Youth Club continued 
     
     their onward marches in the City 
     
     Softball League yesterday evening 
     
     by defeating the Guardian Angels 
     
     and the Bowery Bombers. 
     
    

    
     The Dairymen defeated 
     
     Bombers by a 9-5 score in a well 
     
    
   
   
    
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     hits each with one of Joseph's hits 
     
     being a two rlln homer in the fifth 
     
     inning. 
     
    

    
     Reg Hughes led the Angels with 
     
     four hits. Billy Wright of the An- 
     
     gels hit a two run homer in the 
     
     sixth. l 
     
    

    
     Charlie Weatllerbie of the R.Y.C. 
     
     pulled off the outstanding fielding 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Till: GUARDIAN. CHAlil:()7llTE'llOVi7N .lUlQlE.-25. I953 
     
    
   
   
    
     Jack "Spy" Ready. left fielder of 
     
     the Intermediate Abbiea took over 
     
     the lead in the batting race of the 
     
     Island Baseball League yesterday 
     
     as he pounded out three hits in 
     
     five trips during the Abbies game 
     
     with Holman's Intermediates. 
     
    

    
     Ready has 10 hits in 23 trips to 
     
    
   
   
    
     Jack Ready Leads Island 
     
     League Batting Race 
     
    
   
   
    
     the plate for a batting average at 
     
     .435. Benny Grady of Holmanu 
     
     holds down second position with 
     
     .388 and Mark Delaney also of Box. 
     
     man's is in third place with .333, 
     
    

    
     Following are the statistics for 
     
     players with 15 or more trip; to 
     
     the plate and who are batting over 
     
     .200: 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
       
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ill 4 ' played game on the Parkdale Dia- I h . ed 1 I -'7 ' - A3 11 AVI- 
     
     wi'5 morld while the mac. ouLscor'ed may ” "39 K'""' ” 9 "C "h" 0 t a   ' ' Baseball stand." 3 Be" "0 an noes J. Ready (IA) 2: lo .43; 
     
     deep short to make an over t e   B Grady (H) 1. 7 
     
     '.l glglgxrtlgeglfrlkolgdln E game on the shoulder catch off George Schleyer. gggg jg E t.  w   Delaney  19 .1  
     
     l . . 1 . Reg Hughes. Frank Hughes and T) L I Y th C, b .1” . 0 . . F d ' ' 
     
     -in - m 1 Li, . lo leuor an on 1) Vi By THE cshsnlslv PRESS xc . Kellne y um  25 9 .350 
     
     for tehzvullrezgile ldadeillg lZl)Idiryr1rl0evlli Merle Lmlgapme of :jh”blA"g1el5 hold a softball practice on the       y e E. MacNeill (MCA) :4 12 35; 
     
     . i 1 , 1 , Pulled 0” E 5,”E1?PY 0” 9 P” Old Diamond this evening at 6.30. A,,,,,....,,,, 1,.,.,.,, . Whelan (C and B)  as 10 .34; 
     
     vlho now have a, iota o 20 porn s, In the second . Hmm I P 
     
     ; six more than the second place B. The Canada Pmlfkers - Legion All players are requested to attend. H "g Tod.:5EEred c.1.u.b...r;;d.;.lb.-(ak; n    Richard (RCAF) 24 3 .333 
     
     ,' 3''C' and I”YiC' Same was Postponed on account of The Jmllor Abbi” ”nd the the field against the airmen.  W P N." L... D' Tram” (MGM ' 27 5 '2” 
     
     all c” 33”” Plmml. 5 "ml ll"' the death of Carl Trainor. Prior    R-C-A-F Royal-1 Wlll mil” W5 The Royals have played 11ere'N.”'lY”;k ” 1” -"2 DUNDEE. Scotland. (AP)-Bum 5ilul'llCt(lockWlICAA)) ll '3” 
     
     i l"g 1" hurlulg the Mllkmm 10 ll” to the start of the other two g 5V3lllllK 0" Melmrllll meld 1" 3" twice this year. The first time i Ce,” 3" 36 23 -531 tam Ben Hogan took one look at Gaudel, (RCA;-0)" 7 '82 
     
     1 1013'. He Ilrllcli (jut loll? 111611 111111 games the players Ind mm mm 3 . Island League Baseball game under they dropped 8 44 decismn ,0 mm Chicago 37 28 .569 the tough camousue go” course M g 1 .180 
     
     i walked one. Rival pitcher -Jlnl minute's silence in respect to the  t  the lights. The game will get Imkrmediate Abbi” bmm1cen1..,;Bosioll 37 30 .552 when the Brmsh bpen Wm be  IRCAF) .. is 5 .277 
     
     HUSM5 of the B"mb”5 was nun" Memory of Carl '1'rainol' who was  S 1l11Cl91'WR.V 81 SEWE11 0'Cl03l(- mev defeated Mp C A. 13.3. Washington 32 33 .492 plgyed Juiy 5. And then went  ' 3.0” (C and B) 22 5 -373 
     
     ed by Mike Connollv ill the sixth A 1, 5, in the City league last Coach Randy Edwards of the (5 h ROS Bums ha. what he Philadelphia 29 33 -445 on -it and shot 89 W W B" Cllmon NM 4' J" 
     
     . . , I, . D Y - - 1- . . ,- t . W 5 , - , . t 11 ednesday. J. Coyle (rm 5 3., 
     
     mmmz and bmlleell Hem 1” gave )'t?31'- -The Summerside Legion soft- immor Abbles M” 3” Mh young calls an improving ball club. A 3- LOWS 23 44 -343 Canny golf a. wise Scots were 
     
     "DB3zh:”flClk::-rs Eauem Ind Hughes The Dairymen - Bombelagame ball teamgdefeated Kinkoraat the gzllnrfg, fg;lag:b)g::sarggrig:Fs  number of his star Dial-plisv star-gm! Detroit. ......... .. 18 45 .288 amazed 'and the little American  lalgllggdi  - - . :  
     
     1., triples 1., Md men. mm ..,..,m. "35 l”""ll9d l?Y MT" R'”l”'"l Queen Elmlllelll Wlball llmmolld mi. and HM ammmnce in mm slowly but have come along lap . Vmmul in M "MW! 01' the lln-ks was surprised M. Mackenzie (MCAJ 25 5 .240 
     
     .   or                         -1 A '      I   A. r 21 5  
     
     1 HV0 llll-ll in illrre trips and Cliff s . l ' .r.umm0"d' 0” me mmm 0 lle Edwards had the illiliors ollt for 3 wt t ' lMiilvallkee 41 puns D pay mar C Grad-V (C and B) 31 7 -335 
     
     I I lieu s 33 551 th 7000 
     
     l lacksnn of the Dairy had lvro hits " p' - 7 Vlmom E”? up 17 mm and ms 1 l rmed an "Excellent Leaguet . . l3, .0”. ' 9 ' y”d5 C9”l'5e1 G. Bernard (H) . ., ll 4 122 
     
     l l Tiger Bradley of tile Bomberll 3bDllln:lllhilieIl'Iar(lGe(3e c.lal-Esolitlgnlplm:esN:;;::n:j8iZn egflgsgerbehisd llldllt-oul: ylestelldny evening. He lgrralae C”:::1slsS;i.:),f1,:(()llil1lfs,IIlalzll1(l s25Eaxf1;:lSi.oI.0l5ll.lS    Bfmrrtryltgrtllcearlhaligxigeswclgtegllglllg  hlIaCIf1lnll;)A!l)(MCAl 18 L :2” 
     
     pulled off the best fielding play V: 1 ; T'M' .I if C 0' j " -, , - 0 , drilling the boys on inside '1 .' 1 Philadelphia :” 24 .586 - - ' tun 3: 7 .118 
     
     of the game N he raced in behind iwlfterisllju E:-cE.,nu.em opoleA (.:a;igo”1f'J)Ch lowed only six hits. but. the team llyuball Wm have I hustling. children. g i J"(g-gg! New York 31 31 mo Elna-gr;-(Busty 3;7”Z:7t';14. Hpgalll had C. Plneau (IA) ..  33 '1 .111 
     
     V second base to grab a shoestring Bomkgers gg Mollakhan ab C55: made 3 '9”l-M ls” llll5C”95- D” 777- 7 7 7V D  ”" ""7" 4'D"C” Cincinnati 24 36 300 much ovuf He la 9; ”"”?s m0 M8CK911Zl6 (RCATJ 34 7 .205 
     
     . ratch oif Jackie Turner ill lhelgtell ob C H. 1- I  I R059”-'l 07 Kl"lF0-llll lllld Slcwlllil Pittsburgh 23 4'5 338 1 lea de links to 
     
     l Wm" " 0 ' - mmo -V 9' l7' 'i "3 "'5 Grady and Willis Need of the v a C,- l ' perm” the Hllbllslllnellt of it de- 
     
     l 'l'hP'RYF--tllizrl-. Kama was All? Ss'i'JlTGal”am Itlllllnlmlley at CL Legion hit. ilome runs. and Cvrl   S    20 40 1333 Hm” 9"” 
     
     lJ- - - avr. "or,, 1,  . ." . 
     
     i , slug-fest as the batters on both i;-y-.0  Josceph 321:” wPMhm.bie End Stlrel Nlcll lltlg loll)" tl0lul0kl"-.l .. m.- .In S 
     
     i teams combined for a total of 33 V K I S1 ' ' E8 0 CH5 WIS C 5! I C 91”. American Leuua  d g M  
     
     :' ll”-'l Tl" 3-Y0 W 15 hll-'1 Oi Di” ltisoadllly-lbc 'll'il;;?ihiI-ld glhlilllige 31: it" K”””;"il w"l;'0'll"lull”5 lg lllmjlwnlcagn sou 201 000-8 11 1  I m mndmgs ma    I1 
     
     1 nay.-le while lhe Angels got 17 off K-Pllvit. ' ' D ' fies. Enrlvt 1109 8 ma 9 W0 New rorlr 000 ill) 002-4 7 2; F0 ow 11: are C ' lg . 
     
     l Wally Shcphard. x'  g W . . . "W3 Clllcllcs back (ll semlld base-' R0"0llll, Dorish (91 and Wll- the Island Bassbali l.eague.' . . . 
     
     l . Th" Ampls Hlced mm " 700 1"” Sclilllegfes rf, R.nlilllg(lles.VICil)fLleti:)llg:-I and me Legion came up lvml mnl 5011:: McDonald, Kl1Z3V&' ill . 3;  1; rlmilgi I  S  O  e 
     
     I in the second inning but saw the mg lb W. ht F H I snappy double plays dulmg lllel German (81 and Berra. Sll1'e1'1i l11l9T- Al-W95 
     
     ' aw. so ahead 16-11 in memm. 5...... 5. i)'E...,f;' ,'....l,l,5glff il? encounter. l .91 W-Roaovln. L-McDonald. R-0.1-F 3 t t 0 3 --..  ?  
     
     E George Joseph and Alf Coady POUND” p'h. ' ' ' Line-upr: I 1 Hrs. F;mcagD-M1,,.,s.,; New M. C. A. 2 1' 1 3 E, PORTHCAWL, Wales (or) - ' 
     
     l led the B.i.C. batters with four Klnkora-R. Smith C: P. Mac-; york-Mlrarlda. Woodllng, Bauer. C. and 'B. iM:rrlene Stewart. the 19-year-old   
     
     l I . , , Malian 38: C Smith RF; Dr7ilm-1Cle,.,i,nd 04:, 010 012.1317 0 Jr. Abbies if l 2 (1) ,, Canadian gm who ndoesnzt make 
     
     2 - . 'rl. ;.. - . . . 'Hl '. 0 c.' '- . 
     
     I . F d . d T 33);: if; fndR;'F,”'g gj,,.5m lfg. Bvamm ImIf"lf8'1”l1jgg;f. 119? ””””;,.--., . L.-- ggllfgsvnloggogntgerglg Magician; Planned  1 
     
     A  . . . g , . . . 5 0 
     
     Ir   0 J. Smith LF and RF; E. Taylor 38 and Hegall; Grissom. Freeman M ' the British women's open amateur 
     
     ; ' and 2B. (21 Flowers 43) Kinder (9)   golf clmmpiomhipg .- 
     
     1 1 ' Legionv-E. Doucette 2B: Cyr C: and White, (4). W-Wynn. L- The mile 1:0 mm 0 t H T0 d3l9 ""99 911919! hi"! 56811 
     
     l    M. Grover 1B: A Nelson P: R. Grissom. Hrs: Boston-Wllber. ' ' wgdngsdm. dow,::.d Eng)?si1' gird" l'9c9lV9d l0? lllc Anlllml K91151118- 
     
     i Durant. CF: w. Ness LF; S. Grady, ncu-on no mo ooo..(l 11 o  swvg 0 mmo , ton-Charlottetown Bike reach which 
     
     , Di ii in adlallce to the H Ph 1 1 . . 
     
     ' The Rllnlnlnrsolrlr Air Force we-rn -77777- -7- --A W - .-l-732 Callllm 533 5- G-"llllllll RF3t”1llil'lCll7lll3 00" 090 030”  19 l , ' 33-llnlc final todav agmingt, Ire- la Y5 C5 Mme" Dwlslnn .3 
     
     - udmmerl in the our Softball Lea-i l l”"” by " "Well "i l"""l”" 9- Dcllilmn ll? 1 Ga”-”ll all” Bat”? Elslwlli M lalll” l'l1ll0m91111 Garvt9y- Sp-ommng Domlman Dal" Bum” 
     
     (us last. night, at Qyeekrv meeting lean! who would be acting in the Umpires-Plate: G. Sllllli':lll.i Fllli0VlCll l3l, N8ll'S0ll 46v and.   "Slle has a very good chmce of Wm be received HEM up um” 
     
     or the c, s, 1,, which ..-3,. held in capacity or an official at thatlBases-E. Phillips. Astrotll: hi.-kBis;1(lop: I-Ir-ii Del" --m- ll'ln11inl-z." veteran Ada Mat-Kenzie ;”.,”1fji,”i:hf,l;'l:;1l,ff,,”-l3,; ”:g "ml: 
     
     the Holy Name Hallg Eaml " ""' E"' Y0ll-S0llC 00 - ll9ll"- N Ut 1 (AP) A Light Of Toronto said after Marlene 
     
     Th, Ag, pm, Wm be lwmed The meeting decided that the Young Conservative St. Louis olo olo 032-7 ll 1 het::?yl)wl::ig.m arlimnpion Ami? reached the mm with R onmp railing cy;t1:ii:ts will take part in this 
     
     four points for each game they win llll” dl5m”"d5 shollld be marked wj w'7m"K.'0" .000 402' 000-6 8 0 Moo” rammed his Hue Wednesday victory over Jean Donald. Scots y A: mg n if m I - . 
     
     in the second section in order in "H 0” Sallllllall llllellloollr Tl" Continued from page i Llttlefleld. Lanler (51, Bl)'zkat'l) night in I bmismg15gI.mmd match internationalist, at the Royal at rte Tl'd0,t 3” Nil F111 gllclal 
     
     compensate for the points they lost L; Yv 0-. 11681011 and C. Packers 7. 71- 7eg4dP7;1'm'g?vmh'jmG'e;j Larsen (BI and Courtney; Por- with Joey Mmdm The decision pormcawi links. Ha”: fat: mete" aelglclgi uttzb 
     
     mm”: the first secmon The "pl wylllil llwlk on the Old Diamond tc:l)ilish:)rl1ent of a marine slip in Nmeld alndk Ga?” gluzfgnisld was ullallimolls hv the referee and "She DlR.1'N'l 11'011dl?Ff1ll 2015 90- ed ms H 5,13 yileeisih ::g.?1:;3p,:.- 
     
     position teams will get. two points W 1e - v 13. Y. 0. City and Guar- . - . 171: W713 .17: 8: VI 'r U - t t da.v-all-mumi golf." added Mia ' 
     
     frvr each game they take mm, the diall will look after the Kllilzhts ll?! 9””!  w?;fV;i'te;i'fnde&E”;:g SIPYPFS, Kokas. E!fL,-l1E"i:,M,, ..  Li MM,Kenz,,. Hshc Mm new M: mlt they hoped BiaJ1mPenderrznst 
     
     Wl F0N9- All 111'-11198 111 ll” tlllrd Dmmond mm H” J”-V””- s”"' D lumen. a, d that the Provincial National League dam G””mm”d' Helllll l.,l her Opponents gel ahead. she of Ketnslnglon would WM" handle 
     
     an-rt.lon will be two Dolntera. shine Dairy and Bnllrbers will re- 50 ullfm ME”) d Flinn”, taken no . Starr IM and Lonnett, Lax). dogma! make mmaka... U10 3 RN91-3 Elm- 
     
     Tlw airmen will pla.V all games Pair lllPgPal'l(dalP Diamond. Govglslllrllsngtegg mwlardg this and l'l"l31lEll1l1lR ' 100130 009-312 1 Voiselie ('7) alld Lamelnan. Her Mmimmal mawh against -e-e:-- 
     
     '" Ch"””"e"'l"" '””l”' l” 955” F0l,l.9wl"g L” ”" ”h"l”l' M M" grecirali had failed llo acclkialnl ”':;"" d "J3”p”':” ””""I7I'fn"-'13 H g Miss Donald exemplified the "type DOIIOI Of Walker 
     
     where teams wish to play in Sum- -i'r ""30 8511199? . . . L A th 1'9” 311 0 3 33 T. rs of game newspapers here have - 
     
     mersido. The Clby 3119103.. Md Jane: 1:160f&l:l;0on;"l:il;a1:”;fj:;m:”m:; Lawn (7) Jones 19) and Mc- Springfield 000010 ooootllojlllg dubbed ..mach,ne go”. Gglf Cup Dig; 
     
     Canada. Packers agreed. to play 28 .R.C.A.l", at B.Y.C. K. C. Dia- mrp extension of the runways M Culiough. L-Mlnner. Toronto 000 010  I-S1 my Mi” Smwam only survivor of 
     
     lhplr Tint Ram" ”' me nlllpmll" mom” the air art to permit the landinglnfmklyn i "M 009 M0 '-4 5l B1'0-H1011 11114 Blllbllnkv 63 seven Canadian players in tilts NEW YORK. (APl&eome H. 
     
     An I result. of the R. C. A. Fix. 307- R-DA l7 at -'711115ll1i1i9 Dal1'.V d mg” 0” M lug, planes ;l1"Cl'm3ll 000 220 003-7 12 0 and Keller. imajor British sportlllg event. starts Walker, 78. investment banker and 
     
     mltry into the League it was agreed 'Pa1ll(dal9 Di81110nfll meme. gruomuom gun with M976-1'. ll1l3l18S t5l illldg Climpfma Second 1 5 xi D133; It 10 ,Lm' for the 36.hD1e' donor of the walker cup in Bmg 10 for SI.”-IO or Me 
     
     tn allow seven learns in the play-' Juli: it Kreaheri mmpensaugn to Puma” ;lla;- Slrllll, Perkovrsilil ill and sp.-ingfield   9 110119-day final. ish.-American amateur golf com- '11 ll-mlv lll'5PlN5.Idl.IllI.l:lI 
     
     area with the league leaders draw- 377 C N Rt RCA!" tlm P. i mull agimance emllllc . g Toronto . . - i . A petition. died Wednesday. Tile ""'Fl"""'"' "'" "- 
     
     ing a bye in the first round. 5- 0. Packers at R.C.A.F. ”' 1 M ”j.”g:;.nfm mm mm W-Perloowskli 11-Hughes. Hrs: Called end 6th to allow l9'""5 We . . sports trophy named for him was I--v1-'-(1---9-I-4--In 
     
     The ailmerl were represented at R RIC-AF N Guardian .o1d "3 '7 5" LT . ' g . Brooklyn-Belardl, Hodges Cill- catch trains-game to be com-:8  d placed in cumpetltlon in 1920 4 
     
     H”, mean”: hv Be” Harwy arid, Dlamolld) Eilililr-elmklllgfizSgfnllmig lglgd mail; vclllllall-Bfll. pleted at. a later date M k' e  a  while wnker Wu president of me 
     
     John Deiivar. Tl”i9,V will may ihelrl 9 K RIC; F M Lvlcl (Old 1715- ;namllalnd the lmuml of ma” lgtewLl'oirk . 03301330100-31:: Igolgg, g.(:ac;)(i)s” :31 and PP . r m .re  Ups, Go” Aswcmuonl I 
     
     TW5" Mme l'1P"P 011 SU11da.V !'l9'1" m”" l ll lther thanlliile ll ht var- ' "ll! L I r an 6 HI  E E G 
     
     noon against. the B. Y. C. All thelrl l2-- R.C..-U7 at Bombers ro;d Wtvylllg ”' 3 Maglla and Westrum. Mizell. Syracuse . . 002 000 300-5 10 0 
     
      ”t.”':”:'. 0"   . .  ”       i:::.'.' it? ":.';":"..-...l.:"”..:2";.':.””-:...:." -77 C .i The Oh I A 0 
     
     Thu an an aim a.v'.-. . - 1 . nu aurcm -7 - 3 F ' 0- ' VANCOUVER. (CF) - an a'a  t 
     
     The Legion were granted permla- Dinmnndi The annual meeting also aug- Dark her PENN l7'3 Rotlbllckr L” l7) larggqt sports stadium was "offic-  0 e  u 
     
     ginn in add three more players l4-r R.C.A.F'. ll-t. Legion (Old gested that efforts be made to "mSlI111”ll1 199 "0 061"” ml Cillemall ll” mm Yelem Thom? ially” started Wednesday with a 
     
     tn their rnsters Tl1PSP plaversl Diamondl spread lower prices over on in. Milwaukee . 000 oi0000- 1 7 2 son (9) sing” spndegui of gm-th dug in . 
     
     Svillai be registered Wllh the l.ea- . .. .. . ,., ., L dustrlas rather lhan permit a dec- F1108 and N-Well: Blrkford. .lohll- First Colo,-mi cfrpfnonyl 
     
     no hefore the meeting an int line in farm produce alone; they 301; HM Bmdelie (51. Jolly (8.1 Rochester   Percy Wjulanwv R cgmdiu; 
     
     llesclay night. H B also believed that a greater effort C09 W) and CPR11d11ll- 0"8Wl . E . Olympic sport star of 1028. out the w 
     
     The Ligllnriarl Youth Club. by   should be made by the Government W-l'lIC8- l--Blckiord. Hahn. TlelC11E1101' l5) ind RN79: rich green ,0d of 5 formgr golf THURsDAAtYthEvElNlI,N;l" JUNE 25th 
     
     virme n! the transfer rule. were to induce the growing and pro- TTlC9 Ind 5l'll"l”- course tobegin the 36,000-seat atad- ' 9 i" 0use 
     
     given rwrnllssinn in add Joe Pineall   resslng of velzetables here instead lnlffnnllonlvl Leasue SW01” ilim being bililt for the i954 Brit- 9:30 p.m. it) 1:00 a.m. 
     
     to their lineup ill place of Father of sending Island vegetables to Rochester . 001 0.10  Lsh Empire Gamay . Good Music gg Good Rofreshmrnts 
     
     Mac('vllivra,v who has been il'ans- N Viv Nova Scotia for canninlz. :3l':l1"I01'9 010 301 2-7 '71 Oilglwlh I H h oolnoou doogfussel To cost 51.250000. the stadium pleasant Surroundings 
     
     ferreri mil. of the Provillce. TR i. .v p Rural electrification on an ex- 11 I0 113 10” 0-3113 1 335 07o 3 " i an ' is 3 3-4 miles east of the down- - ' 
     
     A rrlriuest by the Sllnsliille Dairy ,.8n,eUl:)S'ol”(riP)M ggglgtegavraletgi panded scale was asked and it was! Seven innings dlle to time lim- marl: Ditmar. MnClil1130ll ll” lllld town buiness district at Exhibi- Tlckets (lncludmg refreshments) SFL25 per person 
     
     in add ll plaver to their llnellp Msdav in the fourth pmgmm of suggested that a. Provincial agrl-lg it. to be completed at later WatilnEl0l1- lion Park. 
     
     1 I ' W'll; D V s t 1- t . ultuml C ll b t bll h d d 1  ,, WM... DMD, -,,.-.L,.-. ....-..L--..L. . - . .,.. - ---w---v-vv- 7v 77 77 7 7 7 '77-'- 
     
      I(ll”zll::l.Ol')lllllll left.Ut':line llDaairvllli:lell :22, 523:3: at the Tmm mines; greater llflnslzfieliil ealldcgtecl :0 ntllliel . - 
     
     in nlay bwscblli with the Junior The dam. doubm mm ,3,” ,5 EXD91'l1T1f911l3l3ll1il011 here for vur-' ' 0 ,. . 
     
     li'Tl"'l9llr Ia no, reigned b net K. P kav lms" ” "”3"7h- ' l l L I 
     
     It iraa also riecidmi that the ofgsouth ohm, cznawon M noalenom Formal resolutions affirmed: 
     
     wnnires lnllat rxaniine mflballts :)1e- Lady worthx d,.h,,,, by Haley. In ll;1.YlllY. WFHE1” Majesty. the leader: 
     
     fora la amine and PP'tl.ify thin. ie the second ham Dawd G. came 5 rp in e eral politics of Hon. 
     
     lmnw team ha: twn softhalls hmm, in from M Sporwnlni Seorgae grew and Provincially oil 
     
     limfl lll3.l'lll1 mllfllllil" Bll7.7.awaj won the third race. r- - - 3'”. 1 
     
     Algfrivhef "l0lvl'l" IP55-”l'ln :".l'”;'zl'l1'g Fraser Scnltt. the fourth and Posv- Rally Held . 
     
     WP? "E 13V” it Pay” l n. w ed by A. D. Na ice of ' - ' 
     
     ..e aptloalirw hi. case to the League 3;'wc,.;1.,'fN, B” m, ,-my ll ,.fc';fmf”:';';g 31;!” lgvlhfh "glmlli For liberal trade- 
     
     fieclitlve should hebethrolvn ou't.of Fragrant” Sgmerva-H” 'cl:Cd3!-E 
     
    
   
   
    
     in allowance on 
     
    
   
   
    
     your old Refriger- 
     
    
   
   
    
     datas were fired last night at gt 
     
     rally at the Community Cenirel 
     
     sponsored by the Young Progres-.1 
     
     sive Conservatives following their 
     
     an-nusl meeting held in the after-1 
     
     noon. l 
     
    

    
     11 Wu Dreeided over by Mr. w.: 
     
     G S, MacDonald. Summerside, whoi 
     
     presented the various members of. 
     
     the Y. P. C. who intmduced tilel 
     
     guest speakers. Mr. MacDonald 
     
     himself introduced Mr. R. R, 3e,1:,l 
     
     Provincial leader, Brigadier John 
     
     Price, candidate in Prince County 
     
     was not prment but wrote to the 
     
     president expressing his regrets at 
     
     his inability to be here at this; 
     
     time. He also pledged himself to 
     
     flrll support. of the Conservative 
     
     Party's election manifesto. 
     
    

    
     The senior member of Queens. 
     
     Mr. w. c. a, Mcliure. was lntm-I 
     
     duced by Mr. Bennett Cart. Thei 
     
     speaker attacked the present taxa-' 
     
     lion policy in his brief addreml 
     
     Mr. Gerald Foster introduced Mr. 
     
     Angus MacLean, M. P. for Queens, 
     
     who stated that people in Canada 
     
     today were spending more of their 
     
     income in taxes than theywereon 
     
     food. He also called for decentral- 
     
     ization of industry. 
     
    

    
     -Major, John A. Mwbonald 
     
     M.L.A, and the candidate for King: 
     
     County, was introduced by Mr. 
     
     George Wright, Montsmle. Major 
     
     MacDonald referred to the famous 
     
     Currie Report, to emphasize thel 
     
     cost to taxpayers of unusual ont- 
     
     layll of funds. Mr. Bell also re-1 
     
     (erred to this report and to ear-l 
     
     penditures ranging from teapois to 
     
     necktlls. He regretted that the 
     
     Governments of the Province and 
     
     ' Canada had not seen fit to give 
     
     aid to the lobster fisherman in- 
     
     stead of a loan which he laid wall, 
     
     ,, ed to hell! People already? 
     
     in debt. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     F0005 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     fllllln 
     
    
   
   
    
     tutor or Ice Box. see 
     
     us TODAY. 
     
    
   
   
    
     YEO THEATRE 
     
    
   
   
    
     M()NTA(ill'il'1 - FRI. - SAT. - 26-27th 
     
    
   
   
    
     DENVER and RIO GRAN-DE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Edmond O'Brien, Sterling Hayden, Laura Elliot 
     
     Mountain Railroading-Scenery Breath-taking 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     Low payments to 
     
     suit purchaser. 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     Immediate 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Delivery 
     
    
   
   
    
     The biggest value over offered in Refriger- 
     
     ators-10.6 cu. ft. with 78 lb. deep freeze com- 
     
     partment. Thls is really the finest Refriger- 
     
     ator ever offered at this low low price. 
     
    
   
   
    
     same LESS 
     
     PRICE 374'50 d”"V""”l TRADE-IN 
     
    
   
   
    
     HOT 
     
     PLATES l 
     
    
   
   
    
     G. E. Electric 
     
     4.95 an KETTLES 
     
     All Sizes 
     
    
   
   
    
     Murray River Theatre 
     
     FRIDAY & SATURDAY 
     
    
   
   
    
     JUNE 26 & 27 - 8:30 P.M. 
     
     DOUBLE FEATURE 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Many other models to ell 
     
     from at lowest prices. 5 your war- 
     
     ranty on all models. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ELECTRIC Ir GAS WASHERS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Up to" 050 trade-in allowance for 
     
     your old Washer. 
     
    
   
   
    
     New wA'sl-lens sl32.95 up 
     
    
   
   
    
     Beach 
     
     TOYS 
     
     in 
     
     Stock 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Sale Price 
     
    
   
   
    
     12.49 
     
    
   
   
    
     liq roomy 7 cu. ft; 
     
     Model. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Stair 
     
     TREADS 
     
     12 
     
     for 
     
    
   
   
    
     89: 
     
    
   
   
    
     FIRESTONE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bryenton & MacKay Co. 
     
    
   
   
    
     101 at. Guru st. Your Friendly Firestone Ioalor 
     
    
   
   
    
     PSON-vmlalirs.lllclluioliolltll 
     
    
   
   
    
     W - -muulruu--rule-nu.-l.uuu.u 
     
    
   
   
    
     ”s"liP'siiliiT'F'llI'fIIlii'4 
     
     loll: of Film developed and 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     I 
     
     . AND 811111 SHOW .'..'.'.'..'”..'.-  ::.':.i" .B::::'.:E 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sale Erica only 
     
     269.50 
     
    
   
   
    
     Less Trude-in 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS 4. cents each. Mail rum Service. 
     
     also prhrfia. Any roll of 8 ea- 
     
     P. 0. Box 11. Charlottetown.