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, . The Guardian's Annual Picnic was the summer cottage of Mr. J. R. Bur-

.held Saturday afternoon at ‘nett; Dunstnflnage.

Student days-carefree, l. . ; footloose-replete with 5 , ' life and laughter! Gold- Ij _, ' en days when Youth- -, glorious youth - binds ‘. P111106 W Peasant maid with the bonds of love! .‘ '1 Roman Novarro and Norms Shearer om; “mmflixl-ldhours of

first love back to us in ‘i this beautiful pmmil- T’ ntlcn of the famous ., Play. . < ORIGINAL ' M" MUSIC s mm; n: us \ CORE nun AUGMENTED ~ . POX vsmsrv _ ORCHESTRA

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. , Potato Sprayers

McDOUGALI. srEcmr. srrmv PUMP: with new fifty gallon GUMWOOI) barrel and two row three nozzle ndlust- able booms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $30-00

SPRAMOTOR N0. 2: BRASS WORKING PARTS fitted with new fllty gallon GUMWOOD barrel and two row three

‘IPKAMOTOII N0. z= nu. BRASS mus Wlth new nny gallon GUMWOOD barrel and two row three nozzle ad-

justable booms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $40.00 WATAGN POWER SPRAYER: fitted with four row three nonwle sdjnstable booms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $250.00

The above named sprayers have stood the test of time in] have given satisfaction (o hunrlrrda of users through- out this Province. Psrts and Service ni all times available.

‘SPRAYING MATERIALS

LUMP LIME in outs and barrels. llYDIl/ITID LIME In fifty pound plpfl‘ begs. ILUIBIUNI in any quantities.

Assault-ii of LIMR—Assorted she mum. BERGIBS runs one»: in one pound um.

next-sous

, mg“. .Co1npetlt|ve prices. Quick service. We . L , ,,, __ <4 ~ ‘ mu ~81 Thompson, Ltd.

nogglg_fldjlllllblo booms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $36.60 _

Bu; inland

SATUR ‘JAY'S BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 and Gooch, Alexander,

Nehf and Gonzales.

Ferguson, Walsh, Lennon and Schulte, Malone and Hsrtnett. Boston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0 6 4 Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . .. l0 1 1

5 Brandt, Hollingsworth and Sphor- er’ Grim».- n-va T-Tqrfvvvsflwvnn

uni AMERICAN 1-56.33! J-l

who» on Phila. postponed. rain‘ First gems WWII 4 Fdhicago o.“ neennlAel I1! l‘ n l l8 l

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‘B05001! leedvxt-ILIJJJAQIII ntunsl game

Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1i

Boston 2 Walsh and Grouse, Morris,

tlemire and Heving.

St. Louis

Washington

Gray and Schsng, on and Ruel.

11 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6 3 Bet- ... 4 ‘I 1 2

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE First game Reading Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 8 Second game Reading Toronto Jersey City . Rochester Newark lj Buffalo 4 12 0‘ Baltimore at Montreal, postpon- ed, wet grounds. -—-—<-o->—--- Although Western Australia has! some of the world's best farm land much of it is uninhabited. the pop- ulatlon being estimated at one to each three square miles.

HORSES T0 ARRIVE Expect to arrive from

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about July 25th with‘

car of choice horses; personally selected by; myself. You may have‘ seen extra good liors=

es imported, but this lot will surpass any- thing you have yet seen. Come on July 25 and judge for your- self. ” ‘

J. M. ° St. Refers,

a I Gust-j

3. I

‘that makes a _ohampl l, will try Three Hills! Albertarggyfffiidybagcsday night. To McDon-

program when a slight shower

downpour,

gave the needed rejuvenation. f There were over

l‘ present.

rled out, s and dancing.

mm was the sewing and enjo

bountifully provided.

provided for the occasion.

Guardian, the

llild was chalnnan, three cheers an

I biles. Mr. Rhynes

[lowing is the list of prize winners. 50 Yards, Small Boys

Backward Race lst-E. McNeil], 2nd—L. Burnett. 3rd—G. McAsklll.

50 Yards, Big Boys Backward Race

1st-P. Shelfoon, 2nd—E. He! nessey,

I ‘ 3rd—F. Storey.

New York .............. .. 4 9 o 1°" Ylrds- Smlll Boys l i ti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 5 2 c3232: and Hogan, Rlxsy, Kolp lsFM- 5759mm"- and Picinich. 2nd—-J. McConnsck, Brooklyn .............. .. s 1o o "ll-D- Rhynes- St. Louis 13 0

Pam, 100 Yards Medium Boys J l non and Wilson.

game lst-—J. Duffy,

Phila. ................. .. 1o 12 o ZHIPC- Qflrmlchuel. Chicago .............. .. 1o 12 o "ll-A; Dunn-

Second game

Phila. ......... .. o 100 Yards Bl: Boys Chi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0

Pf-figtjt, Sweetldnd and Lerien, 150-3 51191700"-

znd-E. Hennessey, Brd-J. Denny.

Brood Jump

Small Boys lat-M. Arsensult, 2nd—L. Burnett, Iird-J. McCormack.

T0 WIN BAC MEETS MITCH

Sensational Bouts In Glace Bay Terror One Punch-Had J In First Round.

Roddie McDonald, the "warhorsc" of some few years ago. is maklns B sensational comeback. Ever since he turned his back on the “lights that have no mercy," hc has been show- ing real blusicrs of his old self.

Gee Ahearn, writing in the Hali- fax Herald has this to say about the "big blonde," who is well known in Charlottetown.

Roddle McDonald, the Glace Buy ringster who once had everything

Roy Mitchell in

irq-

| The’ afternoon was beautifully line until about the close of the

!we1come rain came. after which ‘the picnicexs had returned to their ‘homes developed into a regular which Wllhfld ofl the !dust covered grass and trees and growing crops e. much

one hundrec including the Guardisr management. employees, wives am ICIIHdTGII, and a number of invitec’ friends.

During the aftemoon an ulter- estlng program of sports was car- including races, jumping

j The central feature of the prog-

.of a. substantial repast in whicr young and old participated to an extent which showed the keenesl hppreclatlon of the good things sc

Both before and after the eau the sports were conducted on the |shore and on the dancing platform

The whole affair was pronounced one of the best if not the best oi the annual picnics which have been conducted by the Guardian for many years and at the close three hilarious cheers were given for thr directors, Messrs McLure. McKinn0n and Burnett. three for the committee of man- |agement of which Mr. Ray McDon-

Ia. tiger for the host and hmtessMr

jhomes in motor trucks and automo-

l‘ Appreciation was ‘expressed tr for having prepared the lawn for the baseball game and

also to Mr. Percy Groom for pro- lst—-W. Power, jvldlns the music. both pipes and 2nd—E. Vessey, ,violin for the dancing. The fol- Ilrd-E. Ward.

lllllllllf MBDIINALI] HBPES

that his record became enviable. The gamblers went in search men to beat him but Roddie keptI on top. Untutored in the fine points of the ring game, McDonsld boxed his own system and styleofthestrongarmof-lohn L. Sullivan. He seldom had to lsnd hlsj famous right more thsn once in stop In opponent. tool: Buddies right on the law the customers quickly left the building as it was always the end of a bout.

Broad Jurnll

Big Boys ist-E. Toombs. 2nd—N. Burnett, 3rd—-E. HenneSBIIY-

220 Ylrds

of

Big Boys lst-P. Shelfoo . 2nd—R. Diamond. Srd-E. Hennessey.

Wheel Barrow Race

llrd-J. Denny and L. Burnett. 3 Legged Race

3rd—F. Storey and J. Williams. Boot Race

Small Boys 1st-—J. Walsh. 2nd—J. McTsgue, Srd-J. Denny.

Boot Race

Big Boys lst-W. Burnett. 2nd-R.. Diamond, Zlrd-J. Walsh.

Horse Shoe Race 1st—E. Henncssey and A. Dunn,

3rd—P. Shelfoon and J. Hogan. d Married Men's Race

lst-J. Duiiy, Znd-O. Shannon. 3rd——R. McDonald.

Single Men's Race

Married Ladies’ Race

lst-Mrs. Croken, 2nd——Mrs. Dufly, 3rd—-Mrs. Vinnlcombe.

Single Ladies Race

lst-A, Duffy, 2nd—L. Feavyour, 3rd—G. Vickerson.

Men's Standing Broad Jump

1st—W. Power, Znd-E. Ward. 3rd-—J. Duffy.

Ladies’ Standing Broad Jump lst-F. Hogan,

Znd—E. Connors,

Srd-A. McInnis.

Needle and Thread Race lst-K. Irving and W. Schofleld. End-M. Toombs and D. K. Cur-

ie, 3rd—Mrs. Crokcn and P. Groom.

Mens’ Consolati lst-A. Martin, Znd-C. Young.

Ladies’ Consolation lst-F. Bradley, znd-N. Keenan.

Match Race lstr-W. Power, Znd-R. McNeill.

K fllll FAME; Ell TIIMIIRRIIW

Halifax Recalled-- Stops Opponents With ohnny Wilson Down

J

ail belongs the credit of revolution- izing boxing in Nova Scotin. Before Roddlc was knocking over the mid- dim. light heavles and hcavies, the spectators at. the boxing bouts could have been counted in a few minu- tes. When the Cape Breton ace started his slnsatimial string of knockouts new interest entered. The crowds were large, the bouts good and the blonde was a great favor- ite.

JEALOUS 0F SUCCESS

l McDonald won so many bouts

lst-W. Burnett and D. Barlow. znd-M. Arsenault and A. Dunn

1st-—W. Burnett and D. Barlow. Znd-R. Diamond and P. Shelfoon

2nd—W. Burnett and G. Burnett

er, the theatre man, arranged for Magirfs appearance hcrc. The bout was held in the Arena, then con- trolled by "Brownic" Mahnr. Mngirl got by until

son, who won the world's chump- ionship u few months one of the ‘best seen

dic was deiennlned to win this bout. Wilson oune here heralded as the uncrowned champion of the world. At the bell. Rnddie walked into Wil- son and gave him a icrriilc hammer

ing. Shortly before the bell, Roddic connected and ‘Wilson wus sent flat on his back. He arose wobbly at nine

run omnporrmowu GUARDIAN

ws, Home’ And AbrOaQF- i

JULY 16, 1928

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With its great mdu outlet for 17 per cent

work ofexcellent high

ith its present n ducing stupendous a ing 84 million dollars; this vast province 1's t! the United Kingdom. productive area than combined . . . capable

population of twenty vision its wonderful p

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all the natural a _ location, combin samearea. During the pas

products arc in steady dc Far East, and through thc Panama Canal, Atlantic. With the Pacific the Land of Opportunity! in the safe, surc future of the \Vcst, WlI!

INDUSTRIAL ADVANTAGES

Raw materials arc available in inexhaustible supply from British Columbia's forests, fields, mines and sea. The cquablc climate, conducive to the bcst labor conditions, assures open harbors throughout the your. British Columbia's strategic location places it on the direct trade routes to all parts of the world. [Jnlimitcd waterpowcr is available, the amount of clectriclenergy generated in this province, today, ranking third in Canada. Three transcontinmtnl rail- ways and numerous branch lines, ovcr fifty-two steamship lines, and a net»

transportation situation cfficiently. 617.000 PEOPLE PRODUCE

population, British Columbia is pro-

from its natural resources . . . lumber»

million; mining, 62 million; fisheries, 27 million. Onc need only realize that

Washington, Oregon and California.

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A Rl. Tl MILLION DOLLARS

strial

standpoint . ibc vacation

mountains or Liter ski-ing

MAIL ways, covcr the

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ce, Canada possesses the ideal industrial centre . . .‘ dvantagcsof raw materials, climate, power and ed with splendid transportation facilities, in the t ten years, production has increased 101.3 per cent.

development, British Columbia has become the . of the cntirc Dominions export trade. British Columbia mand throughout America, in the markets of the the countries bordering on the era just at its dawn, British Columbia has become

The investment of ambitious energy and copital reap rich reward!

WEST, THIS YEAR! Combine business with pleasure, in a tour of British Columbia this year. Look it over from a business . . while you‘rc enjoying

else such scenictravelling . . . such beautiful boat trips . . . motorways . . . . . lovely mountain and lake resorts . . . zilluring cosmopolitan cities! You can enjoy all your favorite recreations with new thrills

nung in the warm Pacific, and an hour

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ofa lifetime! Nowhere

magnificent . glorious forest parks

. golfiin the ~ beside the sea . . . swim- ‘

on the mountain tops. THE COUPON ~.

nnual revenue

Dclumlnln. I w nlncuuntv

agriculture, 73

onmsn cotumma vueunnv comm": lmrr. C-G. l2 1

uuerels Ind s-ymour 51s.. Finn and nu free Illustrated

vsnoouvar. l. 0. Illusion so Briilil

IWIAIITID In- r .

Tourist moms-v...

uicc tbc size of and greater in (be states of

of sustaining a millions. . . to otcutialitics!

csusmrs EVERGREEN Pnsvonounn

wanted the blonde licked. Len Ack-

Roddle landed his terrific right and the Philndelphinn was counted out in his corner.

Roddies bout with Johnny Wll-.

later. here.

wus Rod -

of

style-the

When:

knocks ‘ooa d‘: sisorpl. ' An. irl. .. “o1 ' on"

a,» 999v ‘MAGDONAI-‘VII. '0

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and clnchcd. Roddle sent him down aglin snt- vluhoo anxious to end it and the bell saved Wilson-The Bos- tonian hung on to the end of the

great publicity in the United sni- ted States and he left here to try -his ability in U. B... rings. He did well and defeated some of the best middleweights in the game.

t he ls ., a WW0» ° " e. not iildulg

"Wlenmmm

ssved_ himself from a This bout gave Roddle

m Roddie flnakfiiifliin. moogiidlo“

never really had a chance with false friends hanging around. - {O1

\ A German lnvcninr clnims to have perfected diving suits to enable per- sons irnppcd in sunken submarines i0 reach the surface of the wntcr safely.

Equipped with n ihlcf pronl lock. a w tc-rproof pocket to be attached to thing suits has been invented for carrying valuables, cigarettes and matches.

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_ the Best Chew and

RODDII IS SERIOUS

I Close friends of Roddle soy um. for the first time in his taking the , - seriously. “for more than yesrs shd nowfmnm that . few years o: boxing . is O. lot of

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Every Fig.

HICKEY s. Nicholson rosncco c ' Monuments-mounds‘...

"iEK-ITuiEADISJnFIosIooFeH on“; dial. a new altimeter for aviator-w‘ and surveyors shows differences ill altitude us slight as six inches.

Bvlglum requires that contains f0!‘ medicines for external use be msdfl 0f yellowish brown glass, oetanvn"! in form and bearing red labels.

Pholognphlc apparatus that r0- izistcrs the emotions of children sub- jected to various stimuli has boo“ dcvfilvllbd at the University of Cali- fornie.

It Must be Good Hickey d: Nicholson's Blnch Twist I.‘L'I.“.'l°.l' $113 Tlislfw“ "'

"W" Chill!!! l0 All! Other Brand. There is e Reason. They w“;

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