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Canadian Historical Drawings

For Framing Purposes

The Guardian has pleasure in announc- ingthat it has procured a few complete sets 0i Historical Drawings (recently p, ed‘ in its columns) printed 0n high- ,_ paper suitable for framing. These ’ L -by Mr. C. W. J eiferys, the Disting- Toronto Artist, are worthy of being ﬂ-amgdnot only for their hiStt. ric interest but swine of their artistic merit. The nominal pricdjis $1.00 for the set of 12 pictures. early to avoid disappointment. ' cnanmrrnrown GUARDIAN

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At Presque Isle = PREBQUE Isnri. Me. Aus- '18- ~ Barry Putnanmf 2M 8-4. formal? muggy-owned pacer, now in the stables o! Bog. Jﬁillaliwit °l 3W9!" town, cleaned up the lrse-for-all over a ciaasy field here today ill tin-ye grnlght heats. Bessie It!" Klyo, 2.0a 1-4, the Pi-esque hie Club paces-g. expected to be the principal contender paced badly in the egot- ing and was four, or more l

sow hQiind in every “stiff. Mﬂﬂmaﬂy attgmpts to get her down with the o

" the first heat she was five lengths back after ten scores and Willard made an attempt to brush her out. She showed her stuff in the second when she came from be- hind and went around the field at the quarter. and came down the wire with Harry Putnam neck and neck and was beaten out by a nose.

In the third heat she rubbed the suiky of Auto Pace and went off her stride. Willard gave n fast last quarter. but was unable to get her better than third.

In. Fine Form The Putnam horse was in fine

speed. ztraight heats with impressive wins for Capt. Liggett. of the string of‘ Billy Keyes, of St. Stephen, and; Kingsley, with the New Jersey pac-j er. Beau Dillon, while Jack Demp- sey cleaned up tho trotters all in‘ 300d driven finishes. The summaryz- ~ soc Mixed, Purse $400 i Capt. Liggett, chg,yby l-ledgc- . . . . ..l

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wood Boy iKeyes) . . . . .. 1 1 ; 3n Time, bg, (Chappelle) 2 2 i Anna Guy. bm, tUttoni 3 3 ‘ Raiiisboro, bg, (Kingsley) 4 4

Northern Knight, Peter Still-

Fell also started. 'I‘ime—2.l4.

2.27 Mixed, Purse $400 Beau Dillon, bg, by Dillon

Martha Direct and Peggy Marine also started. ' 'I‘ime~—2.12 1-2, 2.12 14.2.12.

2.16 Class, Purse $400 lack Dempsey, bg, by con.

\gratia Harvester, bm, (Durriil) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Virginia Dare also started. Time—-2.07 1-4, 2.13 1-3, 2.13 l-3. Frce-for-All. Purse 81,000

"larry Putnam, bg. by U

ieavyweight, won from Dan O'Con- ,ieil, of Ireland, in the second round .he referee stopping the bout to zave O'Connell from further pun-

form and showed plenty oi reserveiau staging a gruelling battle, the The other classes went informer receiving the majority of

2 losing battle. throughout stuck to

3 gistering six strike-outs. The Abe-

well, PrlggiBS 118d)’ and P909!‘ Will “mm

“worthy ,Kmgsley,_m i‘ 1 1 ting importation from the main- pow- Mogum.’ be. (Ham. land collected n. double and two mo) _ , _ _ , _ _ , _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ ’ _ 2 g 3 singles from four trips to bat and loe Bing. clig, (Uttgn) 3 3 g seems to have dispelled the hard-- Worthy prodigal. b8, luck jinx which has hovered over (Gel-ow; _ , , _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H 5' 4 4 him during the second half of the

stuwitt (Kiersmad) , _ _ _ __ 1 1 1 from errors, there being but_ one Bonnie Girl, bm, (Nevers) ll 3 2 chalked up against the locals and Ella Watts, hm, (Keyes).... 4 2 4 three against the visitors. This is

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ancient rivals rroirvithe western metropolis-by the score of 4 to l.

The weather was ideal though there was but. a ambit crowd of fans’ in attendance. The fixture was an important one as lift-he event of a victory for the Sum- morsiders the standing of theulea- gue would result in a tie. However. fate ruled than. the honours would {once again remain in the capital iii- lthough the losers have nothilt! to ﬁeproach themselves with, as they [fought a hard iind clean battle, tak- giug two games of the schedule. i Last evenings set-to was an ox- ‘ceilem exhibition of the game, the irival pitchers McQnaid and Noon-

the breaks and slightly better sub- port. The iforni displayed by the local liurler was especially impres- sive and indicates that he is now at the top of his form- The re- doubtabie "Lefty" struck out thirt- een opposing batters and allowed but three scattered hits in eight in- nlnga-a. remarkable exhibition. “Doc" Noonan although fighting a his guns with bulldog tenacity, ro- gweits secured nine safeties, three oi’ which wera gained in.the first g.

The batting of Jack Hoyt, Abe- gweit third baseman was another feature oi‘ the affray. This hard-hit-

City League. "Dope" Daley, hefty Summerside second-sacker did the honours for his team registering a double to deep centre and-a single.

The game went practically free

a very noticeable improvement/and should the Abblco maintain this flue showing there is no reason why the Maritime Championships should not come to Charlottetown

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Promotes Good Sport Feeling

LONDON, Ont. Aug. 12. -That the visit of the British bowlers to Canada is a move to promote great- er friendship between the Mother Land and the Dominion was the 0P- inlon expressed by Arthur N. Knight Glasgow, captain of the British howling team, which arrived London. at noon today.

"The Empire is our motto and all that stands for the Empire. We look forward not only to making but to keeping friends," he said.

Ari informal luncheon was tend- ered the visitors by the Western Ontario Committee in charge of the tour. -

Splendid Showing‘ 0f Island Cadet Corps

Queen Square School Leads island Corps.

The local Committee of the Lord Straihctma Trust have Just receiv- ed from Military Headquarters‘, Halifax, N. S., the standing oi’ the various Cadet Corps. throughout Nova Srotiii and the island as at lust inspection. l

The (fadet Corps of‘ King's Col- legiate School nt Windsor, N. S. won first position with 98 per. cciiL, with Queen Square School. (lliarloitetowu a close second with 9C per cent.

The local Committee of’ the Lord Strathcoiia Trust wish to convey to the various Island (‘Aidet Corps and to their instructors their hearty congratulations on the inle- iidid results of the inspection iii Julio lust.

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, eo-eweeeooeeeeo-eev-veeooeve-eeeoavh shment, Robem we; poo 216 1 2 3 4 5 i; 7 g -» p; 35th. (lcorseiowii lliizh School. one yearly subnripiw" “m, “s ., ,. l ' ~ g ' m“ ours free -' Addre ii I tier ’ . -’——-———~ W" ~--—————--—— _, uygonnol] 199_ S-Slde 0 0 1 0 0 o 0 0 1 "m" ﬂgQy-geluwn _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 539;, Y ' ,| r,’ '3 l‘ e ' ' ‘ Harold Mays. of Bayonne. N. J.. Abhies 2 o i o 0 i 0 o 4 s 1 38"" 3mm" "ls" sitllwil- »*'°'""~"‘ ’ - h“ ' f; . , s ~ heavyweight. punished Jack Roper, Lines“); . , __ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 64% ' i 4 ’ i. ,. I i» G ifflsos Angcies. unmercifuliy and the 3.8m: Auk, 46th. Smnmiriulilc lilgli , School, - l . ,. , . i a r was stopped in the eighth , C y h . " ‘ Suiiinicrsida . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 78% ‘ _ _ ' . . y. 7-]; ~nm pick by any mom“: No, but ggmghqw you do not I ound. wﬂgm _ ‘ _ _ _ _ pionoi; 47th. Keusiiigtoii School, lQ-iisiiiiz- . - have an appetite for your meals. Don't [eel like work Al Goldberg oi New York, won a pmmm. , v non . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 58% “ m _ _ . V ‘ecision in ten rounds over Pancho Noonan _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Mao...“ in all 52 iruiiet (time uuiiipeteil ' ' v c JWhat you want is a big $1.00 bottle oi‘ Penslar Dyspepsia mm” °f ‘he Phlmllplnes- 1st base - ll" "is Wlwl“ lllllllﬂry lll-“t-Ylvt N“! subscnptlon De pt‘ ' ’ The l Vﬁﬂhum ﬂpeiera McCarey ll Wlllﬂll wmnrises Novu Strum’ "l" ‘ ' I The greatest complaint we hear is the diiiiculty of u; Sultsubjndnzreﬁgegv {gr tasetzyggji; ‘ 2nd bu“ ‘and Pmme Imwnljd Ishmd‘ — _ _ getting enough to eat after taking it. ‘ ~ - -

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ha ht, the QrandiMaster of Eng- i Froetnascns, at the Royal Al- he fHalLy nearly three miles away. ‘ ox arose from the fact the site of the temple unable, to accommodate a large . it. was arranged that the lhfﬂlld lays“ replica of the oil. a specially erected plat- ilie Albert ailp. where l0,-‘from a count of nine in the final from all parts "ofjround and the referee stopped thir _ attended in their re- contest. ‘ _ , _ ». ‘ Courtney weighed 163 ji-Qvari - was performed Gans 15o. " ' ‘ with the laying of ‘Archie Gross. Niagara Falls, On- stone ‘in Great Queen tsrio, heavyweight. , of special"e1ec1;rica1:George Bergéj of Bayonne, N’. J‘. |in the third r_ nd. t Roberto Rcberti giant Italian jg l - d

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NEW YORK. Aug. l2. -George'_ Courtney, Oklahoma cowboy. won, by a technical knockout over Italian Joc (inns of Brooklyn, in the tenth ,round of their battle last night at Ebbcts Fields, Brooklyn. Clans was

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Forbes <Rsymondi .... .. 1 1 1 The game was . i taken by Island Cadet Cur q m the - practically won i _ P-

Bessie McKlyo, bm, (Wil- [he ﬁrst inning’ when ‘onawmg liiiiitary Districts and percentage. lard) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2 2 3 Dmmond-B single. Ho" and ‘Fmm 2nd QueeuSquare School Char- ilbbon Cane, bm, Kings- d8 drove out doubles‘ The“ lottetown . . . . . . 98% g i inmmmg "m8 were scored ml-‘mé 4th, West Kent School, (liinrloite- C» E- l1!lﬂ-l1--- . ~-‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . F‘. T1mLL_2_o9' 209 b2‘ 2'10. third and sixth innings. Sn mar-I ww" . "4 4

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MONCTON, Aug. 12. —-With thrl Maritime Provinces Golf chumpion-. ' ship and incl-adios Maritime Meet.’ The competition is to be concluded the next golf feature oflwest medal score for

general local interest is the tourna- ment of the Maritime Seniors which will take place on Tuesday. Wed- nesday aiid Thursday, 16th. 17th and 18th 0i‘ August on the. grounds oi.

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