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Rodeo Judge Sees ’Eni All

Front Cowpony

OHFIXWAWE. Wye. Aug. i7-iAP) —C.iih ‘em as he secs ‘cm from

;he hinflcane deck of a cowpony is n i‘ '

[LUZ of the job of u. bucking z l-ildrfc.

Ht- ims to make hair-tritigel‘ d9“ nwliuicaicuestions while tr his mount cl "so to a oiitLaiv on the loose we tircctionis a dozen

the ouiiaiv and holding on 11min 2 a: all-if he still i crim-fztced bronc i.» s ll forced landing "i. ribs on the chance money when thv - tallied.

. mostly grlr:

of "broiic l("‘*i 25 years .i;0

. rice with v .\iar;,\'. Oc- bTOllC judge on bu: en- Tliereks

. f ud- ranch than an spot Lilo 5 opened .. out 01 p Si~ a spur in a

xi. Uri

- t», -d buck-i,

siziwd the.’ ' i

ridinc the O‘.\‘l‘i THRQPS. of rules to

"ng

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nor "cons i\'.t l ' the cinch wiihotit

' n Juis a subrfan- .130 to !lie god- :h- form of day. which make himi re in the ﬁnal! itizclit be from $200‘

‘roar. he has? mrance fci- . ’ aslttin‘ ” lllYPf his ‘ " fence or kicki

Attractive Cruises In Mariiiiiies-Bostoii Service i

i For those who have n't the np-. mrninity- of taking a cruise t, dis-i ts facilities are offered by 'll’l National Stcamshlps/ for convex ant travel bPiwPﬁll Bo.=~l um and the Maritime Provinces of} Canada. ﬂfcorfilfitr to Victor E. Elzini P;1_-;<(*]}£{i‘f‘ Traffic Manager of thcl Company. Ti 'Lad_v" cruise liners sail fr m (‘Very other Thursday even- at ll o lock. Atlantic Standard . m; at Boston on the morning after breakfast. turn journey, these liners on every other Mon- nd arrive at Si. John to lg 6H3‘ fli- ' "vlli i Ma. . urdar and

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lmrned the ﬁnt‘

ir ivork? -

‘ through Jasper Park Lodge

fat the station by o.

ilodoe buildings in the world. His

Bears Turn Taps

at Jasper Park. '

(Special to the Guardian) JASPER PARK LODGE, Alia, Aug. l7~For many years Jasper Park Lodge has been noted for its bears. Throughout the summer they mouch around the “cluntp" looking for bits of food and many of them spend much of their time jgamboling around the first fair- way on the golf course. wrestling (and playing Lo the keen delight of picture taking guests. This year no doubt because of the many weeks of dry weather the bruin travelling troupe has added an- ‘other set to their tiarioci repetolre. l Not finding their irstial pools about 'to quench their thirst, one big pifiyfil]. fellow has discovered how to turn on the big trip valves and let loose the water in a. heavy

heading for the tap. They play ;around gieeftilly’ in the spray of mite-i- until greens keeper Bill 1Brinkworth turns up. i Bill and the veteran professional .Charlie Duncan make daily in- quiries at the reception desk as to , whether any animal trainers have

, sterrd. 'I‘lic_v are looking for stmiconc to teach the bears to turn ‘he taps off again.

then their , troubles will be over.

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Governor General at Jasper Park

lSilccial w the Guardian) ’ER. PARK LODGE. J-Breziking his journey be- en lildmonton and tlincouirer w; yesterday afternoon His Ex- icy Lord Twmdsiiiuir, Gov- -: or General of Canada. and p. :y spent a delightful two hours outo to the coast, During their

ciian Rockies the .3 took advantage of Ovlmftlllllly to take a tour and also visited several points of inter. est in the close vicii

The Governor Gtiltrill was met tremendous t owd who gave the distinguished ors B. wholesome western ova. n as they stepped down from r special cars. John B. Shape, 1g superintendent of Jasper National Park, welcomed t-he party on arrival, together mth Jghn OfBltt-ii. manager of Jospcr Park L(](43L‘; Magistrate A. B. Campbell, Rev. R. E. ‘Bradshaw, rector of St. Aiarys Church. and “Ten Gallon Hat" Tom Aic-Donough, known tol all travellers, while Corporal R. E. i Tl:i_v‘:es liacl charge of the detach- intuit of Royal Canadian Mounted Police;

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r Exccllcncles Lord and Lady i T ‘ fslililll‘ got a tremendous thrill when they were driven out past the loziue to see the bears Iillllilllg around the “(llimp." The [our fooled natives scented to sr-nsg Sﬂlllﬂillllg (lifter-tilt and gave the ‘l s a good opportunity to make 1y photographs. Ciansirii-rziblc iie was spent here, the party be. g quite fascinated by the un~ ibillii sight. The visit was con- tinued from here to Lake Mildred when the \i.sitors returned to‘ the‘ lodge and showed keen interest in the immense size of the main‘ lodge which is one of the largcst

Excellency was most enthusiastic. "An absolutely charming place ini a magnificent Setting." he sztld to‘ manager John O'Brien as lie‘ .~t'*p§)0d from the front door.

Uizfortuiititely the \\'(‘.'l1il(‘l‘m&n (lid not rise to the occasion and

.i1ad most of the mountains cov~

ered with intermittent showers during the day, There were just enoueh breaks however to give His Excellency an idea of the scenic, splendor which lay DCyOllCI. Follow-i ing the inspection of Jasper Park‘ Lodge His Excellency and [nifty n» l turned to Jasper town where they! visiti-ti one or two of the shops and i also stopped to look at the famous on a! tan-m pole at the east end of the station. The car which car- ried Lord and Indy Twteedsmtilr was" driven by Don Aiillar of Van- couver who is a fourth year med- ical studont at the University oi‘ Alberta. His Excellency kept up a running conversation with the young driver and at the conclusion of the drive shook hands with him and thanked him for a ntost. in- teresting trip. He presented Millar with a sterling silver lighter upon which was engraved the Tweed:- muir crest. Millar is now the hap- pitFt man ut Jasper Park Lodge. Accompanying Lord and Lady " dsrnuir pic-re their two sons Jaslair Buchan and Hon. Bzichan and members oi‘ personal and secretarial

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BATTIAIWG BAG WEED

i .it was their first J

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with effective trim {ox

semi iliieii

model

OC E LOT CA

15m tziiftiliy beau-r i-nilitr

Strait‘. hi. sllklf,’ gllfﬁ

MUSKRAT

v Shown in itttratciitie “ill "go places"

ﬁtted and mvaggi-rg

STENCILLE

Ilt-iiuiiiuliyi marked

BEAVER LA

Semi iittcd, saucer ivalnnnau lining

'I‘.".r- Cvhasv: Mass. Garden Club

~ Women's Club. . effort. tn riri this .ric Bzuth shore w; of hay fever, all rtictims of the e cauy. is the stub~

bmn plying

_ - '~~ -~ '~. plfklfli] up rag-

. l'l)i'. Were are mi ‘ J p‘ l,” u; b9 bum.

mind covered ha‘. .3. ago rwdqngy; n-

. which rnl.s the . i‘, U <.- . n,” a p739" which 1mm ti." Aiiilllil": inland vistas of ‘may a, r ,'.,).“. 3.3M; n; rﬂgwmﬂ ‘bum {ii ii-mu. mcadnivs. rolling PM 1n .70.], yard‘ conﬁczkms Wm min, fort-‘irz ilimlhwrsi ""1 “iilmlibe rnadt- m».- of ChafZ". Help w the iv-a who.‘ r>~"i~"'""l"° “hi”! keep rour town safe ‘from hay yum," nﬁf’ deep-sort fishermen- fevﬂta ,

type,‘ whﬂrg Ni n hai-kgrmind. are (m. M1,», and p-iu-nris of their pmpin rmrl the glamour and ro- mamm- of lhr Land of Acadia- ‘The steamship fare. "Vliiiling hgrih nml meals. lx-lwrcn lIl"-‘~" wry‘; i; vr-ry mam-mix: and affords mew: set-kiln; n. short cruise. stifli- cicnt time on land to explore man?‘ fenutrcs of interest and at a mic which wlll b" attractive to person! having a limited timﬂ B! "W" ‘m’

posal. Even cmise and Ylbm chm“

have adopted the more feminine llhoilvtib

No hay fever sufferer herself. one leader in the campaign said‘ “There is altogether in, much hay fc-vcr in the town, and we are rr-ally making a very serious effort tn control ft. And the one way to do it l5 to destroy its cause."

___..____________ "ALT — STOP —- GO

KPYTVWRING Flnglund-rcp)_l\ road sign hero said "Haiti" "Blow" was also PMYWt-‘tl on the road sur~ face. A motorist didn't stop. Mag- istrates said the signs were contra-

Save Otlil Moinenti A

By Traffic Robot

TORONTO, Aug. l7-—-iCPl—Mfll— orists and strcet-(utt- riticrs wh,» be- come annoyed at "hitting" a red light when there is no chisn-SLITPCL traffic near an fnti-ncction and who feel this is an unnecessary waste of time, will shortly hayc this source of annovanm removed by a new robot system. According t, tests this device reduces accid- enfs, facilitates traffic flow. and lessens municipal cost of trnmc control.

This new traffic-actuated control system has been adopircrl by the Department of Hightvays W." On- tarln and its use will b" standard- ized throughout the province at. heavy lntt-rsrctions, irailic experts stain as ﬂﬂ important .-~'-:'i> in fiir‘ department's new hiqli\va_t' safely pr gram.

The first installnion has gone into operation nt Niagara Fall». at the Bririt/n and Victoria intersec- tion, believed one of the most flflll- tzcrous l: Camila. It presents a

dietary-and cancelled the sum- Indll

vtetwork n.’ railway and glrcci. car inch a yell u two intarsoclibl

PERSIAN LAMB

HUDSON SEAL

Lin/s.‘ suugui-rs anti lull length

BLOCKED LAPIN

(‘lwxei- loose suxiguer -- _. __ _.. __

KRiiViMER LAMB

(‘lma- curled grey in cltwer helix-J

iriiir-iit-(L uith

NATURAL MUSKRAT jlfailiilli-ﬁd ir-‘siiiaili

PLATINUM _ FLANK

MiNK MARMOT

Lustrous, beautifully

The routs of durable ufilify - _- ._

BROWN CARACUL

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oi rich

$285-

$135-

T

swagger ihat 35_

stripe:

KRIIVIMER soft grey ._ ___ MB

collar, twill-

$39-50

huh that are thoroughfares ‘fr a ‘ flow of Lillifint motor

irafﬁc to and from Canada. and the ‘United States. This robot system its also lrﬁllg: installed near stoncy 'Ci'eelt. near Ncs. a rind 20 provin- trial higzliiviijvs cross; and on Yongt: itear Ncvvmarkct. Ont. Test in- stiiliations are also being made at Otiawa and Winnipeg.

While the slgtinl light system. at present in general use, changes the stop and go lights on n, fixed time schedule. this new rrbot system has the passage of the vehicle actuat- int: the signal luzhts. Waits for the green light at intersections where there is irregularity in trnfﬂc flow will now be obviated for cross traf- llc when there is ll. break ~fn the opposing flow of vehicles. The in- tc-rmntlon will iiius be in cons-Hint use ivhen irafllc oil-PPS. anti illori‘ wll be no irritating delays f r lhc imam stream of frame when there ‘ it no cross sircct traffic in siiilii. I'll‘ =ihe number of vehicles is sliulii.

i when the. car crosses over the eirnfllc detectors. placed flush with

iilc highway stirfnce well back from My... glgngl-cqulpptld intersection. it irltnblishes n contact with i710 (‘oil- ifrnl mechanism and assign-s in."

ir-igntuwpybyrztelnlolthnltan-

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will be the top notchers of 1937.

1cm- prices are showing a. deﬁnite upward trend and your purchase now will N

not you a stibstantial saving.

Choose from Hudson Seal, Persian Lamb, Raccoon, Natural Muskrat, Krill:

UY roun FUR coAT

From Our Great Showing A At P. E. I. EXHIBITION. .

_ '. , _ MITED i, t}, at theyPrince Edward Island Exhi-v . A? U“. “lffttf”. llfzildiigllziyshowing beautifulFUR COATS, expressive of_ 151112051182 that fashion approves for this Fall and Winter.

nier Ocelot and in the cheaper lines Beaver Lambs and Caraculs. , a ‘ ‘ . - ' '

dard traffic stznals-qgrcen, amber. and reii. Safely and timc-savimt fact rs are particularly noticeable where thcrc is a mark-ed irregular- ity in trafllc volume. Cars ap- prnriching n. red light are given the right of way immediately unless irttfilc on the other thoroughfare is using the intersection. 'l‘ht\. waiting ears receive ihc right of way ntthﬂ first break in the imposing traffic. and the right of ivay reverts at the first oppnriiiiiity t. the thorough- fare on which the continuous tramc was interrupted.

___.______ srocx VALUATIONS m1" 102s‘ _LEVELS

TORONTO, Aug. YT-JCPi-Quot- ed market vrtltiafion of all stocks listed mi the Toronto Stork Ex- t-luiiigo flll\'.'li‘.(‘f‘fl in July to th": IlilZIlPSL level siticn 1929. As of Aug. l. i. illl value was $5.069.25fl..'l4l, n11 ‘ncri. of $i0l.77il.il2 front the prvviniiv mmitli mid fl, gain of $1.- 199816.138 from n year ago.

Gain on the period was due prin- vipaily to rising prices of the gold and base mvinl mining stacks. six of lite seven minim: divisions hnd an nmzregau- udvnnce of $122455,- 708 with total market uluu sturd-

int: at $2.029,464,l88- Industrial! were $20,677,654 lower at $3,039,786.- 153. although six of the nicn divis- ions gain-ed on the month.

Combined values of the three gold groups jumped nearly $60,000,000 w an all-time high. Junior producing golds alone were up $42,095,049, av- oriuzn price of the 40 issues crcsqlnﬂ the $2 mark for the first time. Wu senior producers gained $3,357,394, while gold prospects advanced $14.- 341265. Part of the gain in the lat- ter wns accounted for by the addit- ion of four new listings, which brought the total to 50. against 40 previously.

Base metal shares shzwcd the lnrgcrt increase as it group. the 15 issues advancing 554.151.4221 at 0i,- lfl4.126.9~i.‘». Sharply rising prices for fhc base metals. particularly the coppi-rs, all of which closed the month with gaiiui. together with the listing of one new issue, ac- counted for the advance.

mum swsttows RADIUM FRAGMENT

GLABGUW. Aug. 17-(0?) — A scientiﬁc expert aided by Corpor- ation qillcfals, "ﬁshed" vainly in l DREW bﬁllllll drain ﬁll other

NEW THINGS TO LOOK FiOR

QNBW Boxy Coats O New Belted Models

New Princess Liner

Q New Fuller Swaggers . I New Saucer Collars ~’ I New Shoulder Fulness

Fur Fabric COATS . . . . .

He

an

day for u tiny fragment of radium. valued at. $3.753.

The loss was reported Rt the Royal Samaritan Hospital l0!‘ W0- men, where the radium was beilli‘! used in treatment. Doctors and nurses searched for the missin; m‘ dium. but without result.

A hurry-up call was sent t.) the Cancer Hospital and an expert on radio-activity arrived Wit-h In 819°‘ tfospopﬁ, used for detecting the pre- sent» of radium. Going to a drain in the hospital grounds. the expert mt tested the eiecbroswlW by Pliw- lnK n- quantity oi’ radium (also val- ued at $3.750) in a box and lower- ing 1t into the drain. Villthin a few minutes he was able to state the elcctroscope had detected the test specimen.

us then searched in the vicinity where the drain connects with the main sewer. officials from the Qlgggow Sanitary Department ns- sisted h‘m for several hours-with- out success-

MEN BATHERS ARE "UNLOVELY" SIGHT

BLACKPOOIT-England, Aug. l’! —<0P)-Men bat-hers. in the opin- ionatliemw. Icﬂeqvioan-of at.

The Coats shown here

that will interest a wide audience!

Be sure to see them at Exhibition,

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For a reasonable down payment we will lay away your coat until you want it!

re’s a feature

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John's Parish Church, are the moi‘ unlowly sights possible W “*- “J” observations while on a seaside holiday he was convinced men We" all angles and bones. "Every P!" of the male composition out?!" i” be covered.” he declared.

n. was difrerent with the ferns!’ ti’ the species, Mr. Yates said. SM is a. delight w look upon. all citywi- symmetry. and perfect grace. 11° added. "Men, thouzh- m veﬂwi" horrible."

Birthday Greetings

(By The Ouimlnn Pml)

To Gordon (Tony) savare. f? merly defencemhn with Mont!!! Canadfcns and Boston 13mins ° the National Hockey 1MB“- 3°" in Calgary, Alta. 95 W!" 53° u” niorrow, he turned professional in i026 ivlf-h Kitchener in the old Cl"; ndimi riofessional M58118. “"4 played in minor 100p! "m" m3 when he joined major comvln! with Canadiens.

Unbreakable glass that with- stands high temperatures is will! made in Germﬂﬂy by “I'M manna an mm u a I mini-