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- '11 ‘ - ' ‘I ~' i o u a ' - ' i v I ‘i ‘ Only a fe_w days more,_days so necessary t_o make ﬁnal Our Fair furnishes a meeting place for old time friends. " preparations for the Big Show we are staging and which There you will see school boy and school girl acquaintanc- t. . T opens Au st 19th at 8 P. M. ’ l es of years ago- Friendships will be renewed and happy . l - i . j . , . , . . The Management of the Provincial Exhibition have always made it Without boasting we can safely say that 1n every denart- memories of the past brought back and lived ever agam- t. point n. procure the best in the way of Vaudeville entertainment i... men, Race Horses, Live Stock, Industrial and Domestic Our Fair will bring you back the days “when you dream- tlfi6ll‘_pat1'05is. Trlzi: lggnlstgtﬁxsttéléilflxhzxewlgimtiidaagztlsgsgfeii; - ' ‘ ' o pains an spa entrlgs apd Dalry Prollucts there Wm be the blggeist ed the dream ofa’ boy’ ‘ by George A, Hamid. America's greatest VaudevllleAgent, to be the showing 1n years and 111 many cases new marks will be A _ be‘ em offered u, a prince Edwﬂd Island audience. . 88L Before you learned the world and its ways These acts will appear twice daily, afternoons and evenings, in . Evrrrﬂrrr rrirrr n r breaking attendance we will“ v“ mu“ "f “v- - - :21.‘;:.£.il:.ff:::l.§:.i"ioi: wititexliiilisili:illlitstathriz: our Show pleased so madly people last year that they It w!" bung you ‘a vlsmn of 01d “me friends‘ tdgether with the lighting of the Horse Show Arena-22,000 candlepower went home good advertisers for us and they and their A hand Blink? and How-llu-Ye-d", -will be the gioott-st illumination cast of Montittiol. t ‘ h I h rrrrrrr w-H hr bark hrrr lrrrrr rrrrb- Ore he" 2f 1* u" make amends ., rt ‘if? “if. i.':;‘l'.':;.*.":l‘ll:'§2:252:42: .122. iii ers" For the Pam of?‘ whole Me throllgh‘ zonaroriioolisn the Horse Show,'the Vaudeville Program will be rittoa Thousands viewed our initial Horse Show last year in our new Horse Arena in front of Grand Stand. They liked the beautifully ' turned out horses and well trained lady and gentlemen riders of the l Charlottetown Riding Club. . This year there will be mo' ~ p t't'on . r the Halifax R'd' Club have entered l6 of their bxegtclillirsed landqzhey will come lolly: accompanied by owner-riders. It will truly be a sporting competition A stirring novelty presen- de luxe. D0 not fail to see the beautifully groomed horses with their tation of Super Sensﬁttlonni _ equipment spic and span, and the lady and gentlemen riders turned out Character, One of t c rare perfectly, each striving to catch the judge’ eye z d wi the co eted r d thrillers of the world. An ribbon. Upwards of 60 horses, the large; nuiilrlaer elder entelred lnea awe-inspiring daredevil p01‘- _ Maritime Horse Show, will take part, formancc 100 feet above the WAITING FOR THE BELL The ring will be brilliantly lit, the lighting having been stepped up ground, where four aciial 22,000 candle power by far the greatest illumination east of Montreal artists Combat nature's aw THE’ HORSE 1s THE THING; to - ’ - - - - ' ,, . - . ~ YOU MAY HAVE THE TRILLS will bgjlsiggiltlﬂczltjzhgelfcriilliillgl" llheﬁltsiillllletldsglsltlerlnil (ttillsrclzitslf: m“ liifvoliriltivnltyoolliiiiisoed THAT COME’ WITH THE GASOLINE, ments from the ring so that everyone wlill know cnactly wlllat is Europe where they were the ’ SPILLS on there. sensation in‘ all the large n 1 r - J AT KILLS ————-—-.-—————- Capitals. They are positively ' ~ IN YOUR AUTO OR FLYING MACHINE i the ﬁnest outdoor act in ~ BUT THE FIRE THAT 1.111s ' i America today. Uncqualled IN A HORSE“ EYES -Unsurpassed-Unimitated. 1s THE 311/1111: THAT LIVES AND INTENSIFIES The Horse Show e er ' ‘ll l (l ' - ' ' i‘ S0 HERE'S T0 THE HORSE. ’ one of the most popular huililfeliiniilllgaxl mcilllci}. e wnht adllllulslcal Ride’ i —THE KING- men take part. It will be performed by l]: y paglfn‘ “y fmtiimlluullted - RACING STARTS TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 20th Edward Island Light Horse uniformed_ in scarlextnfixiid elilqueoand iarilylilif; 2'12 TROT AND PACE with Morning Express 2033/. Mar_orie iigwils-Lghglrlsl bell: fuill dTfESIBItUIHfOTIII istlimllar to that vﬂifn by the 6th . M., 2.07%; Heathcrbell 2.10; Betty S., 2.07 and four other eiltries J y . pp “g slg we W0“ say‘ l 215 TROT with Iioll, ' d Le 2.09, L ,1 F ‘ _ . - ' *-*"'-i——-——— Bee 2.12; Miss McTyre 2.lv2“:(1)i(id [Diff other glqitliiesnsco, 207%’ Calumet 2.24PACEwithB dC 2.l9l/;A o t ' 2.. - . , no ti...:;"iin..i n: .;*i..%t'2i'.. nirvnisi.‘ 5:21,: Blllllllllll l-Elilllll BAND sorrow and eleven other starters. Th’ l. q "ll b d’ ‘d d ' t l -- "“ . . . . . owners 0f 13 lIOPSBS decide to Slfillil-ilslsdtlllll raﬁeslilllille benbii) Tllelsiljiilytgnld The Canadian Legion Band are a group of musicians that have MIMI FANTINO full Purses given in each. ltlradinsd ifs; ‘:25? Jlearsb eﬁperleltlce {mac mo?“ of d-thlsm {haze g?“ . 1 ass an mas ers in an. t _ ' tt es WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21st A _ 310112 highyllyh complimlenteld last year by the liiiilniilgtz‘: of tnhgla aaueens f]? twqbhltsidlglslatiaild tlivocijuigililiﬁllo _ _ _ _ e 1r. is year ey_ ave gone to a great deal of trouble to prepare h just arrived in the k, TWO Yliléli-Olrl) TRQT AND PACE ‘With Hi Socks. Guy Ann, a program for our Exhibitiomthat will please our public. We believe Uzi-ind States after a long glafriletesltVolo, Miss Vittoria, Reymonettc, Staiictt Volo and three other you will like the music they will furnish and cnjoy every number they and successful tour of 2.15 TROT AND PACE with I'm Alone 2.10; Patrick Direct 2.0714, glm i E"'°l’° 99d SW“; Afeﬂfﬁ‘ Plucky Scott 2.01%; King Spruce, 2.10; Abner '1". Clcgg 2041/. and two M- °"°'““g 1"“ hm j other entries. F R takmg a?’ dc “f; teylonk l.‘ 2.25 TROT with Allset, Peter S, 2.16%; Happy Boy. 2.19%; Mae I words an - a 03;‘!- e "Mqoi " Wrist, Aylmer Worthy, Star Dillon, Peggy Longset and four other who dogs not enjoy Fhew k ., Th. kl k t th d f Etantsibﬂrblillag of tliisworlltllls en rtes, _ i - or s . 1n 111C o e ays o your ’ ‘_ 21s TROT AND PACE with stoi- o, 2.09; Winnie Winkle, 2.12%; Y°‘"l‘ wile,“ Y°" We" 8° Pmud t" have the Privilene of setting elf even figl°stflffy “Elf?” a“: Trixie yo“, 211%; Foxy Pete 2_13|/2; Joe the Great 2135/; signal a small flrecracker._ Last year we made _a start with Fireworks, put i,’ 1;; i. k e w“ linrecorsk Senator 2J3 and ﬁve other “trim _ cﬁitikslicgﬁragge inoney into them and drew big crowds and pleased them gended b? Jgzeﬁgng e s“ e s . - THURSDAY, AUGUST 22nd TE p 8y h t r is season we ave u mor o ' t F" r k d 2.21 TROT AND PACE with Keystone 2.13%; Quaker Girl 2.13%; "ulllfully 5n)’ 0n l-lle best 0f lilulllorll; isntlie ti]iit?s\l0;1'tfg::m ecvaeli" Diamond Mac 2.14%; May Tell 2.16; Fireglow 2.13%, Martindell 2.14%; ~ Elven ln ll"? Mnflillnﬂs. It Wlll Still‘! Wllll llnllillions 0f Big‘ Bertha TY’ Bob 0 Boy 2.16 and fourteen other entries. shells and follow up with a program that will hold your attention from s " FREE FOR ALL with Del-mat 2.04%; The Great Guy 2.02%; start to ﬁnish. May we mention a few of the high lights of this display. ‘ Calumet Brownie 2.01%; Marjorie M. 2.07 1/4; Toll Gate 2.0014; Hugh three pound Exhibition Rockets ascending in a hurricane Sampson Hal 2.02%. of golden fire and emblazing the night withstreaming color. Large 2.18 TROT with Alan Harvester, 2.07, Bonnie Cameron, 2.12; Helen Dragon Rockets roaring to a tremendous height and bursting into D., 2.14; Calumet Bee 2.12; Star Dillon and seven other entries. multi-colored stars. Exhibition Searchlight Rockets that whirl to a THREE-YEAR-OLD TROT AND PACE with Holly Britton, B_ud tremendous height and throw out a brilliant Searchlight which illum- Aubrey, 2.28%; Belfast. Dominion Belle, May Cope and five other entries. inatcs the ground in a blaze of color. Japanese Comet shells, Amiens V _ 120 genuine entries have bccn received representing 90 horses. In Barrage shell, Magnesium ‘Flare Illumination, Exhibition » Bengal STARRING _ every case the owner has been ivrittcn, telegraphed or telephoned to and Lights, Triplet of Electric Plumes and Silver Wheel consisting of three LOUIE and JACK there have been very few ivithdraivals. It will be a race meet without a large plumes of dazzling crystalinc dust. In the centre of these plumes peer in the annals of this Province. _ IS] a silver wheel’ throwing out countless silver sparks. Each of these GEORGETTY “They.” o”, m", the mummy-Ha vmwd is ail-lied $31529: ghtllgizigogcgiziélltlgllysiljefeet ll'l height. This piece 1S alternatedpwith Finished “Us ts of i’ As a chestnut flew to the rail, _ Mirth these three “um Ami "w 7101198 "f ""1 PW"? friends we"? chilled Aerial display consisting of Dragon Rockets, colored Exhibition ordinérlly dexterous ‘buf- As she was seen to trail, Rockets, Super Exhibition "Rockets, Special Exhibition Searchlight foons dance on the“. hands Past the quarter nnrl round the turn Rockets, Exhibition Bombshells. Then there is the discharge of the and box with The“. fee‘ "The flying horses come, Triple Golden Shell, The Hollinger, The Tropical Typhoon, the Bomb- They are the m; ~ . ' , . . . .. . .. glnul up- Their hoofbcats echoing on the cur shell of Streaming Ruby ltlre, the Golden Castanct, magnificent Golden sidedown men in clever Like the roll of a nlufflcd llriml- Paragon that streams spouting, spangling fire in a perfect geometrical and _ refreshing comm“, tangle of Gold._ At the centre of the radiating streams _is a revolving Do not fa" u, s“ m}; T SPEED T0 BURN fire wheel set with glowing gems, This piece alternates with the Silvery attraction’ it is Strict“. "were 2-°4'/=- 1"" fume m “m” m" “s”: 5.31233; ﬁiniliiiiiifoilitiifﬁiif’ 11°15.".2131?oiiiiﬁofiiiifiiiﬁii *"""' The Great Guy’ 202%‘ Patnck plrect’ 2'07"," Di-mmond Mali’; 214/‘- is a whirling orb of color surrounded by a network of flashing particles " Calumet Brownie, 2.01;; Plucky Scott, 2.07%. ltlreglow, 2.15/4. of light ’ I _ . Marjorie M., 2.07134. Abner '1‘, Clegg, 2.04%.Martin Dell. 2-l4'/2- ' n h Toll Glue, Z-lliV/t- Still‘ G» 105k] 12‘ léuili’ Fgrllslclbzzl-gwi/lv Prince of Wales Plumes, Combination of Triple Fountains ,of g _ Sulnliﬂon llul ‘l-llT/z- Winnie Win e 2- Xz- ‘l1 unto ~9 - - Silver and Veil of Multl-Colored Stars six colored Pearl Streamers. Th- _ * , _ _~ Morning EXDYhSSi 293i’: T Pixie Volo. 2-_ll‘/z- Alan Harvester, 2-97- These are fired from mortars and climb to a height of 75 feet before m; .,,.'i.i§°i'.'§n'li Tiiinlllileerfﬁgmiff “Th: zlﬁgdﬁhlgllgllglngllEteeglgolililtlrtlilllln ' .- Heatherbelle, 2.10. Foxy Pole. Z-l-Wz- MISS _Mu°TY1‘°i 2-12- they burst into nests of colored stars. 21 Exhibition Rockets and diamemo A graceful daring act and one that is sure u); "m" on“ ‘. - Betty 5-, 2-97 J9 the ﬂlfunli Z-lllilft- Ronni? Culnefuni 2'12! Bombshells including 4 shot bomb shells and 9 inch Assorted colors. _V_, .. -..,...._ _ y ' N, King Spruce, 2.10, Signal ﬁonnlol‘, L13. Helen D,. Z-lllt» The Storm King, Colony of the Air, the Scarlet Tanger and the most A Keystone. Z-I-Wz- Ell?» Elli-i Elc-i magniﬁcent display yet, the Ealeidoscopic Wheeli‘ This wiltle be one tivf T chaﬂie .1 the most marvelous pyrotec nic displays seen ere, grea r even n A» KNIGHTS 0F THE SULKY some respects than Niagara Fats. d f l "d u i F‘ k chamhaﬂaln ‘i; l- M‘k J bb l C I IE i anot er won er u pro u¢ on n WWO!‘ B, _ "' l JohnnyInGlihﬂ-lllyg’ Iiiiifrt 0.‘ lgudlierliaeih all c0n3llltriill‘; gvithnTllitl-iewhirlwiild with a string of 5t‘) Fflash Grotgng Thejlnlilll Luinhiilsolt T ,- Steen Purvis Billy Cummings C. M. Alexancrr. Mai-pong that explode one after another at an intervs o one sec nd w: ' We] MacNeill Fred Cameron W. Baker and behind them will be exploded the Exhibition Mines of A880!“ Will entertain you '~ Peter Conroy Hurry (Ylirien H. C. Jewett Colors. The combination of these two numbers will make an extremely with his wonderful Orin Jill-dine Clarence Shaman J. Boutellier spectacular ﬁnish with both noise andcolor effects that will be uttl zed mm in gong; oi!‘ the Toni. Holmes Willard Kelly Irving Hastey simultaneously. T . Scotti)?’ ‘Qnil "ﬁrm" Tyndall Senwle H- M- Eli's-WY Etc. Etc, Etc. We believe you will IIIQG with no that our night iiliow in l dandy! dell-Tend grub h“ l 4 . ' l i ‘ - W ren lttpn of Pu- _ <8 days and 4 nights of incomparable entertainment. Don’t missone oftbem. Li: Pﬁg ‘f: w? a Season Ticket for $2.50 (transfemble) which admits toe . ;. ~ . ' - ploall .l\ln)' thon- rA scion Main Gate, 25 cents. Grand Stand 75 cents. . , elbow on Race D888 for $1-ll0f ~ r mo. . Admission, 15c. Children under 12 with plren. . Evenlnn admission to GrandrStand. 25c D.A.MacKINNQ " - a‘