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The Annual hlocttng oi Share- tiolders o1’ The Dominion Fox Breeding C11,. of blllffil)’ Harbor. '.td., will be ucld at the office of Jhester hlohure fur sales board, Jnurtortetown on Tuesday, the .111 day o1‘ December 111 11.30 a-m. A full attendance 1-1>.qu't>sl1:-l.

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. I . l > "ll mean this," i] answered, lean- PITZ forward eagerly. “You say you IILVUT had. a chance. You say it’ Jiuu hud things might have been‘ JIIEHJHL You say that you uevei" spent Jim's money for n.ce clam-i ~=. or for hired hep, so you could‘ have time to make yourself look

111st and rest to keep yourself» young." l

l|ltll's about. it" Esther answer- .-1i, deep virtue iu her 10110:.

"D.d Jim have the money- cilougll {or such little things as new clothes once in a wlnte and a servant in the busy season."

"Yes, he used 1o want me to have one and he liked mc in new, uutius-d remeluhcl" when: we was first murrlrdi how he likcdi 1o sec mo J11 rufllcd drcsers, spec- .11ly pink ones. Jim loved pink."

“Tron why d.1ln‘L you have a w: of 1hr»lv.1-'.’"

“I didn't like to spend the mon- o)‘. Alter all, most any sort o)‘ 1i 1,; would 11o out tllvrfl. uu tl11~ i11rn1-.:111l ill? ruffled tlungs wuru) 311ml to wash 111111 troll."

"i311! 011:": 31111 s-Cl‘~~_\'0li saved‘ Jiurs 1111. uy, and not. so 11111011 oi“

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i- zhc-r attired resentful)‘ at me. . vv - or two aco. haul I dilrcil to "lllt lb ' wit)’, l would have boon “mt with :1 tlnule lusting hours. zlrul would not have boon spokrl: to [or day's, But now silo rvcogllil- >1) wlwero l ltzul Cllllllltlll by tllcl very uleihotls I was preaching to her so sho held her temper. \'ev~ ertheless. she did not like whorl lid.

1.11111) i said only a time onwlim, kuctv—enough to open her eyes How could ltcll her lh..l_ careless uui-orseterl figure inl old wrapper, ltcr flzlppiur!)

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ON SATURDAY DEC. 2ND AT l (TCLOCK SHARP

1.1». -.-1-111-1"'~.g111'1t will sch b) ilbhr .111.i:1~11 1m the pn-tlliscs ul' -... w \".-ur'1~i \\'1[;1t1t. Uucrr)‘ l.‘ 1.’ u". n11 .1l)1iv'-'..‘ Jutr, h"i‘1).‘i\ i 111.111), (i yea-rs. sire

rvipviiu .\1lbr1.-y. (lulu Purksidc $11.1...» 1t :.1:11‘s s.re by Harry l‘. dam. P-uwtsuiu; 1 itoree ill/z Yburs. -11‘1-1| by lzt-xhnrl, dtun “arksitic, l brood more 18 years, sire Park nllll‘, 1 work horse; 00 Plymouth liens. '

tMPllllMldvTfla-l binder, F. W.; 1 hay mower, Deer-lug", 1 hay rake, Deering; 1 seeder, 1 wheel barrow F W.; 1 gang plow, l spring tooth barrow. 1 single plow, 1 set spike borrow, 1 pota- IO digger, 1 ecuftler, 2 carts and wheels (new); 1 truck wagon. Ruin (new); l driving wagon. 1 road cs/rt. 2 wood e-ielshl. “W; 1 pole, 1 driving sleigh, 1 truck, 1 roller, 1 set funnel-e, 1 grtndetone.

CROP:—-9 stacks of her. 3 atacke of irruin. 200 bl-ll- lllfllllil '3' set lrlvtug berneee, 1 set double team hurneee, 2 cert. eaddlee and breechlnge, Home Oomfolu- range‘. Household furniture and other articles not mentioned.

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at Fredericton at 2.19 1-4, Peter Tanleic, also driven by NW9". lowered the three yo“ old uoclne record at Woodstock, 2.17 1-4 Roy Graltan, 2.01 3-4, driven by. Billy Currmllugs, lowered pacing reoord for a gelding on a Maritime Province tn 2.09 1~l at Woodstock Jiambcrt Todd, drivel‘. by Utton paced the fastest mile ever made by a new performer on a Proviuf clal trzirk in 2.10 1-4 at Frederic" ton and 111... three winning miles of‘ 2.10 1-4. 2.10 3-4. 2.12 l-2 were also the fastest three heats by a new- comer.

Creseudo, owcncd by A. E. Tritee Salisbury, N. B.. and in the stables of D. H. McAllister, Sussex and driven by Fred Cameron with his mile of 2.13 14 at Houlton, Me.. is the fastest now performer ever. ,bred in the Maritime Provinces)

His _u'.-'lle al. Woodstock. N- 3-. i"; 2.16 1-4 was the fastest made by. a Maritime bred pacer on a pro- vincial track this your. | Bud Hal, owned by L. R. Acker, Halifax, and driven by D. Steele with his bout of 2.10 1'4 at Si.) Stephen, lowered the record for, goldings owned in the provinces. Edgarton, 2.15 14 owned by Johnl McDonald, Charlottetown, was the

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HALIFAX, Nov. 29 —- The thir- ty fourth annual review of the hrtmoss turf season in the Marl- time pYOVllICPS, by James W. Pow e1‘, Sporting Editor of the Acadiauvowned in tho Maritime Provinces. ltct-olwler, shows a fading 0ft _lll.on a. Provincial track. the i't'_’-‘,Ulfll‘ meetings, totalling but!‘ bliss Sinlassic, 2.19 1-4 owned forty 1111c, 1ho11pi1 there were more, by F. R. Little. Halifax and driven luutincc "racing luects than ever"by iFrnnk Boutiiier, Halifax, was before. tilirty oi‘ these buvitli; bee“; (‘he fastest Provincial bred mare held. Th» mos‘! illtpurtnllt meetlnzsiofthe scu-ron to enter the lists.) u-uro those iu New BrunswickJKeemah Aubrey, 2.17 l-~t owned‘ with (plpi- l'»l"'l’)ll liztving the lltT-‘iltllfl (lrivvu by E. Stewart, iSum-l ig-‘wl uuutbcr in No 1 Scotlu and mcrslde, Wilt; the fastest Milritllne|

regular Province prod mare oi’ the season. oxbtliitioit looming. lllflllgh deduc» The Expose)‘, owned by H. C. Jew .».i to 1111-1-1- 1111; An interesting e111, p.-,-.,1..,-i._~1(>11, mun,“ iby 1).; 111C.) foaturo of tho lsou was raining (Joy, lrtlllml lite fngtnglj mite o! on 1h1- liulitzlx trm-k for the llrstthc Sfiilstn) by i, gflllflil ou u, Pro- uzuo sinw tho cxplit-itui in 1917 vlnclal ll'llt'l{_ ills time, made at 111-11 ."“-_',lll.tl' lmotlilgs-i huvimz been Fredericton, was. 2.14 1-4; Bette!‘ rvld. [Not 0w11o1l by E. Rutldefham, of

Fir» lmmlrr‘) my! thirty fl-lx Svdney, lrottvil the fastest 11111.: of _l~.<-:'.‘1s won- trutlcd or paced fmflthq 59115101] by a mare Owned (n rumor in tlu- Provinces during the the iMn-ritimt: Provinces. Her time .":1.<1u1 wit): tour llorlts fronyulavle at (Tlizlrloltcmtvu ‘was 2.18. ‘WV.- l" 3N)" Si-‘ll-l’ one from Thirty 0m‘ ilorses either owned 21)‘) l-l to , two hundred fr0m.in the Provinces or with furor-ls 2),"- tu 221,1 10.‘) from 2.20 "to 2.25 ‘nude nu Provincial tracks Qnfpjh, :1,.1] ~= x1. I“!!lll flout 2 i to 2.30M! tho. ‘:30 but and thirty already 7hr» t" (‘wt u1il1- of the year 1n aim tho 1i<1 l‘O(llli‘(‘il their rol-ords‘ l"1o\'llI1-l:1l Irm-k was 2.08 1-2 at ‘F110 following are the new 2.30 \\':vls1b1'i< (holder of the Marltlmtf performers: e ‘ "moor-vs record 2.07 1-4) owned Limrbort Todd (p), b g, by Jim l)? llvor-"i-luic (‘tub of Presque IsledTod. Fredericton, Aug. ‘i 2.10‘ 3th.. 11nd 1i1-ivon by John wllllnrrlltlresan1lo (p), b g, by Rudy Kip

'l'll11 pr-rfoijulallt-c- of Maritime (wlurncr, Vrizsquv. ll\I‘i‘(l ltnrsos nlbrouil was nloreHoulton, Mo, Supt. l. . ..2.13 1-4‘ Striking; Bill Sharron (bred -by J) ‘Edam-ton (p) h b, by Bingcnq, - Dfkvle. Fredericton, N. D., lllCharlotnovru, Sept. 30, 215 1-4"' | Tflmlll)’ Vlllilllyfis Stwbles, trotted ‘Len Ilziryillzloii (P) l) 1113b? Mau- 111 2.04 14 at Pililarielphia the fast-lrlue B. 1-.~1-.1.-.-1..11>.. Aug, '1, 2.15 1-4‘ vet mile ovvr ntude by zrtrotter The Trirzcm- (t). b g lb)’ Walnut‘ bred iu the Maritime Provinces, Hull, Woo-istotalt, Sept. l5 2.19 1-4‘ iljl’) Bldg". 2.07 l-4 bred by R. H1 Miss Fimluitssie (p). bl‘; nl by l""l“"“"'~-“- Hullm-X- W0" m? Elli-lid Brings. Woodstock Sept 14 2.19 1-4‘ DMZ? 99' Antweri) M Brussels. ‘unubral (t), 1b m, by Capt. Au-

Flvr truck records were lower- bray, Charlottetown, Sept. 30 ("l2 Tnlro at 2.15 by Dick (f. 2.19 1-2.

213 1Q: Erlmlmsvon, N. Tessi» Aubrcv 11» b m by Capt. 294 34 1w ("Ollvge swm 2.11 l-z; Aubrey, llfllllllx, 1111.2. 11 2.19 1-2- xmqh 3311719.)’ l0 213 1-4 by ROY) Prllft-o Wilkes (p) uh g, by N0- ‘mm- 3-03 14 11ml b)’ White Sox ‘ole “hikes, Mouclon, Sept. 4 i014 H; Miro». P u. _ island to 2.20 14*

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Colorado L.".Vln1'l1~ld Stratlon, Tiuro, Sept. 4.‘ 2.13 1?.

Auworuiy; 2.20 1-4, - I liouvy Girl driven ‘by w, H_ N5.l'[‘

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Aug. 9) Charlottetown, Sept. 30 2.20 1-4. l ("b111, when she won the third boat T. J. Devlin (p) b g by Gener-Y “"'* ziliu-tlnlo. Si. Stephen, Sept. 12 2.20 14* l The Pup (t) b g. by Mayor Todd. Charlottetown, Sept. 291 2.21 1-4. i ‘Frank Aubrey lfiapt. Aubrey}, Sept. 29, 2.21 1-2‘ Luanda (l1) b m, by Prince An-

Illonc" Wiillrlvny-lwish I hadn't. .l1e- other lvoluun got 1L"

I szvd nozlung. Artcr all I want- rl to talk o1‘ this its little as p05. siblc. As for "the other woman"_ Jtfll druid spot-ire of so many‘ '1\'0lTil:ll'S iives~~l thought there ‘.1 s 115s iu that than Estheus lm- '.‘IlilL‘l‘Ul1‘ would let her believe,

‘.\u,'-‘l\'n,v. I nc-vcr look any for 1")’ 0W1‘! pleasure till i came down xre." silo wcut on. "Nor never ‘1-grlcrrte1l Jim. cxcrpt for 3,111; week". And I'm going back 1n (W0 days.

“But you don't like the city,’ I ousulcxtl hcl‘.

("11- I Rilcss l’ri like it well onough if l lived here nnd got ac. quniuted,” she said making her

rsfi. (‘OllCPSSdOH to city life. “I can

“ 3-1111" Frzlllvis‘ (loeslft like m0, 1110111111 he crazy about you. 111111 .->1l'1/:'w"s¢- lbor1-‘s only Vi, who is \‘0l‘1~ your daughter than mine as I've suTd and Hc-lcn."

l s:’l1,1rt'_\' blot-wail liclrn, who ""1 bvru lovely‘ to Est-her, ink m: lu-r over to her l“tt.lo restaurant "'1." llfl and u" so From-ls tlnd ‘lb-WWI? llllfllll. of)’ lngetltrlr o! durinr: the at mul so V“s ‘alonrss in 111 lrruu work miglltlpuss . '1-1~1l. For Vi und Bud met "or zin ltour at znullhcr TPr-Ylilllfitlll 11 1h» vc-igiiborlloorl. llut Vi ucvor w: ;'\\'.'l,\' from lllrse llluelillgt .1c1~1\1l; her lune was. pulc and ‘till ulid liullwl‘ thought, it wug ‘he ronfinoiucut of hcr pOSIllOIl. "P111. it's been a rest?"

“Oh yrs. I've done nothing but

about :1u1l talk. My blinds don't t'l'.'l(‘l' so slnrv I've come- hero," "to rrillllfvil on. silrcudiltq out :1 fat short fin-gored baud before 1'.1>r ‘i l!ll(',=l~ brcuuso I wnro glovl-u when l wont ‘out 11nd l l1:1vcn’t bud mv hands. Po tuurli in \\'il[£‘l', Enid how do you fix 11p your mills?"

So it was taking! S-illliug a lit- ilr. l wont into tho bedroom and brought out 'm_v manicure tmplem onto, and while I sowed, gave her minute directions as to what to do. Heaven knows there was emulrll! Ami the result, when hang nails ll-tld been clipped. cream rubbed into dry, callous pieces and blenchcs put on stains. was anything but. lovely. But Es- ther looked arlmlrlngly at. her short ridge covered nails.

‘llfl get you a eet of these t'~'1~-. will you do this every week?"

"Oh Lord.‘ Est-her answered, "Its a lot of botlber isn't it?"

"Est-her I raid suddenly. t! 1 go buck for a few weeka and look af- ter Jim and James. w-tll you etey on. here-end real. and fl: your- sc-‘f 1m u little?"

l believed for a moment Esther oiuccre-ly loved me.

,"Yea, l will eh-s answered.

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Empire Hal, Halifax, Jilly l., 2.22‘

‘Princess Aubrey (l) b m, ‘by Capt. Allfbrey, Summerslde, July 1, {<24 1—2.

(Billie Wilton (D). b g. by ‘Leo- tmrd Wilton, Port Elgln, July 22, 2.25‘

Jack Todd, by Mayor Todd, Ma- rlr. P. E. l., Aug. 1S, 2.28. ‘Tne Yank (t) b g. by Auvorthy, Glace Buy, July 1,

2.26 1-4‘.

Ruby Todd (t) b by Mayor "rruld. Charlottetown, Oct 18 .220 1-4.

Bothy Snell (p) h o. -b_v Allin Snell, Glace Bny, Jilly l4, 2.20 34

Wln1lle'M. (p) b m, by Kolal llwrle P. E. l. Aug. 18, 2.27’

Land Leagucf b g, by Morgan Mworbhy. Charlottetown, Oct 18 2.28.

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Betty Gamrlge (ll). b m b? Kempton, Port Elgin, Aug, 80. 2.99 1-4‘ i '

Put-ward Boy (p) blk g, by Pre- cious Creeeua. Port mm, All)!!! 80, 2.29 2-4. i

Capt. Calkln. (t) fb g, by Cit/V'- Autbrey, Moncton, July 1, 2.29 1-2'_

Northern Lady (p) Marie, l’. E.‘ l., Aug. 13. 2.29 112'

Judge Patdhén (p) ‘b g, by Pa» tor Pan, Glace Bay, May 24 2.29 1-2‘ l

Juno Baring (t) b m, by Bar-l lng, Port Eigtn, June 22, 2.29 1-2

Lady Onkefl (P) by Fair Oakes. Take 2 review of the turf

The following horses already in the list reduced their records:

11311:) Hal. (p) b g, by Direct Hal St. Stephen, Sept. 12. 2.12 1-2 to‘ 2.10 1-4.

Dick C. (p) o Halifax, Aug. 11. 2.14 to 2.13 1-2‘

High Kndb Beauty (p). b m, by,Todd, Charlottetown. the Exponent, Woodstock, N. 13,226 1-4 to. 2.21 1-4‘

Oct. 13, 2.16 1-4 to 2.14 1-4‘ I ‘Roqun F. (p). b m, by Geo. A. Fuller, Si. Stephen. July 20th 2.18 3-4 to 2.14 1-4‘ E. A. S. (p) 1b g, by Wilkes, J1‘., Fredericton, August]

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(‘Kcema-h Aubrey (p) ch m. by 2S, 2,22 1-4 to 2.17 1-4‘ lPcter Tauilac (p) 3, b g by Pe-, tor the Great, Woodstock, Sept. 14 2.22 to 2.17 1-2.

Better Not, (t) b Laude, Charlottetown, 2.20 1-2 to 2.18‘

iIJOtl-lc Axworihy, b m. by Mor gan Axworlhy, lIlVGIIlCSH, Supt. l2) 2.24 to 2.18 l-4. |

The Arerobut, (t) b g, by Aqull-W all, Ztioncton, Aug. 4, 2.19 l-4 to, 21s 14* I

Bonnie Gll'l (l) 3, i-h 1n, by llklurlv “Slrltzer, JlYe-dorlcton, Aug.“ 11, 2.26 3-4 to 2J9 1-4.

Alice the Great (t) b m Peter tho Grout, Monutoll Juno 30 2.14 l-4 to 2.19 l4. ,

P1-tcr Verde (It) ch g. by Peter G11)». Preemie isle, Sept. 8' 2.1a 1-4 t.» 2.115 14*