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_ F wish all breeders ol Ayrshire cattle in this province or anyone ln- ‘te;ted to communicate with the President or Secretary of this Club and what they have to sell giving age and general description (cows when _,due to lreshen) and also anyone requiring Ayrshires can be accommodated

by corresponding with this Club.

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for sale; at Albany ol .U0 'no'r"e|, 100 .acres clear land, near Whéhbql and shipping, good location. -rlor inrther particulars apply to

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and nerves: motion picture theatre in Berne, Switzerland, found reoent ly that it would cost nearly $16,000 to wire it for talkies they decided that their fans must be content with silent movies.

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_ THEY 'HAD TO l i SEE PARIS

_ By Horner Croy -.

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-The chauffeur popped out at the

_city gate to announce the amount of gasoline.

It disgll-'iibd Pike. “It's unbelievable that i.hey've got.

such fine parks and wonderful drives and'tlhen. rizht up against -them, thu danced ootroy system. when 1 get back home and tell the boys that you have to have your gas measured ahdpayataxonitto get itbaclr into town, lt's sure going to give them a. good old-fashioned livery-stable laugh. 'I‘hat's what I see all the time in France-ways and cu,st._oms as old os the Bible, and then right jun-

slam up agalnstagrl they've got some things so new _d so far ahead of

`gravel train on a siding and the Sun- set Limited goin' by seventy miles

an houzx".

They passed over the bridge into

}St.-Cloud. up the long. steep hill with its sharp death oornor, and into the beaui.i.l’ui_road winding through the frindes of the forest of St.-cloud-the royal road connecting ancient Paris _with its new and brilliant capital. .Here kings and queens had driven in ithe golden equlpages with outriders

gland pootilions and lackeys with heraldlng trumptx. and here along this road _peasants had knelt and iklssed the ground made holy by fat, lazy rotten monarches. And here the young beautiful and chicken-brnlned Marie Antoinette had ridden before the wild mobs of the Revolution had come.

Opal read from the guide-book ol

her last ride in the_stl-eeis or Paris:

_ "It was a pitiful scene. The brave _Marie Antolnebte,was dragged along fin her butchers cart, hounded and taunted by the shrieking mob ol imadmen, \-.~l.1.c she pleaded for lenie- iney. begging ron ner beloved chu-

huhrowt which was so soon to muff red under the executioner! ax."

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\ 'N' ]drn, but the mob only mocked her ‘ f and pointed to her beeuuiul, mr

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declared Pike. “It`s loo much like these

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hero death - bed repent/anoes. Buch

people trump others under their feet

and raise hell all their lives, end ther; ;l€ the fliity-ninth minute of the ele ventli hour, expect to come clean. Il

` I had been there I‘d helped push her I cnt. and been dsnged glad of_ the

chance."

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They came to a curve, m _ n the widest, most beautiful boulevard Pike had ever seen, and there before them was the chateau oi' Versailles. Pike saw a huge. gray, dirty-looking

with coldfbecausd she's all wrap- » = ped up in her subject." ‘building set on s hill surrounded by

a a o a a

THE HORSE SHOW GIRL

waltz whirl,

There are lovely girls, both on

land or sea;

There are girls far prettier than a

pearl,

But the Horae Show Girl is till

one for me. ‘

Oil, the Horse Show Girl wears the

newest style,

And she shows forth faahlon'l

latest twirl; `

But when alle beams with her

brightest smile,

_There is no'lau like the Horse

_ Show Girl! _ fs

"What do you do when you go

home 'late and find your wife walt- lng up for you?" `

“Wish ails was in bed flat

asleep.”

"Walking homo has 'preserved

stile happlnoas ofmany a |Iri."

“And yet |t's bad for Urs sole.”

sn- lmltth ‘ I

a lligh iron fence. Inside the high lion fence was s. great bronze figure

l _ _ 1 -rn", .fe gi,-|, who ,Wm |,, . WM c~l a manon horse-back. Later he was

to find that it was Louis XIV. who had built the chateau. Pike was disap- yoirlted. All/hougn he did not realize it. unbll now. he had expected a Brand glittering palace flashing sunshine

il-om a goltn dome. for his idea. of 1 palace W s. ¢0mD0und of dee- m-lpilom from me Bible and 'from motion picture scenes. Instead of uch awe-inspiring brlllallcy here l-.ss an old any. Borlwllns buildius. dwnyeq and weather-worn. The _colmtya-rd was paved with 1‘0u6i1 wb- blestrmes, and ss he came closer the 5building.had the sod, mournful look io-1 a loitering man. once brilliant and powéxllul, but now _grow old and use- less, sadiygwaiiung an end already we len; -delayed. But lr sun had sio-

Yiries-the amazing structure itself.

_the great urohed windows. the hu# icuplds and flowers and symbolical flgm-¢,.¢hl,s¢led high into bhe,stone if-acsde, glimpse of splendid stairway; .ana the painted eelllnzs oi mwuifi' icent rooms-just as an wed mm might still wear his old and now

imeanincless medals. and raise worn. ,nrlsrgefstls _rlends on whose withered ‘fingers costly rings. now too lo0ti_¢. mmed, gm which clinked feeble adm” of g put tml, would never re- turn. Pike felt; distinct sense of disappointment. _ ‘s

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But not so Mrs.. Peters. Her mind

was already made up.

“Isn't it wonderfull" she exclaimed "I W0uidn'l. trade our stu.; ga/pi- w1‘n>r it." said Pike. "Why 4° you want to talk that

know lt's s. hundered times more’ wonderful," and .she shamed' him! with a look. ` "I Wu lu-at Saying what I actually

li10u8ht." was all the poor msn could ianswer. _ '

A Dock oi Guides and robbers selling

binoculars. miniature reproductions ot the ehmteou and tirurlnes of louis XIV dmcended upon them.

“He1l's huckleiberryl" exclaimed

\Piil¢. "1t's worse than a church booth at a street fair.”

Selecting a Kuide. they bouzlit ad-

mittance tickets and wandered trom il-oom to room in the great palace, staring at grislyishosts 0! the dead.. {. The guide led thcin into a room ml: as bis as their house in olear- water, and pointed to the rare .tapes- tries on the walls and`to the pain- _ tings on the ceiling ol cuplds playing ifiddles and whispering in the ears of naked women. ~ “vnu ls me pl-were near.-lnrniler or

_Louis XIV." said ¢ulde.sol>tly and reverently, as one must speak in ‘the _presences M the king. But Pike had no such reverence. _

“I expect it was about the moot

' used room on the place." he said.

! "Pike," warned Mrs. Peters, "people 'arefgoing to hear you." '

"It didn’t Seem in bother him," he'

lreplled. I

"And later." continued the guide

and when the mob came for hiln_he stood st this window looking dow-n`s,t

"'.l‘h.ink ol him living likvtlliis and

the-old son-of-_-a-gun oudht to had

did "

“How many rooms was there in thc _ palace?" I

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aln'; hardly a family in Clearwater that ha.sn’t got. a bathroom." . They went into the long, glittering

showy Hall of Miz'i1Jrs. _ '

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was dgned with Germany." the guide

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' (To ben;-rrtlnned)

, Opportunity for Violin

Beginners

' < lla' 'rnn -

New York' Conservatory

of Music _

.vlnlln nuult plus Insu-ueugn Book

is presented to each student Onufirst, lesson of course and may be ken home and used. Lesson taken once a Vee; giving a full hour instruction by Prof. Emanuel. At the end of

York Conservatory of Music, auto- matically' becomes the student-I. Thgrg lg nn opening 10|' I iilllited. number ol students. Enroll now and take sdvlni-Ile of this offer. l

Classes begin Saturdays, 'Tuesdays

and Fridays at 3.15 p in and 'Lib p.

lntemung memos and given special. mention. _ _

Prof. Emanuel is`,d0¢D1!

in the progress of all students. Any further lnformationehaeriullr iven at the '

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PBIZES:-For the correct, or nearest correct, solution

prius in order as follows will be paid in cash. l '_

lst. Prim ......_..... $50.00 \5ih Prine ............ $4.00 Rnd Pl‘iM ...'....... .20.00 6th Prize ............ .$.00 lrd Pri” .......... .10.00 'ith Prize ............ -2.00 (th Priin ........... ..5.li0 Bth Prize ............ .L00

, rr costs Nornllvo ` _ _

" There is absolutely no resporlsibilityfobiigation or cost oi

any kind tolry for a prize. The solving ol_ the problem _will provide a. few hours most interesting work. _

" conrerrrlou cl.os|:s ‘ ~ _ The competition closes Saturday, January 25. -1930:* al.

midnight. All solutions to be considered. must reach the address below before that hour. ` '

In ease oi' a tis the prize will go to the one who had sent

a new subscription with his _ solution in accm'dance_ with eendluen Ne. a. _

ll' those who tie have both. or eil sent in new subscrip-

tions; then the;prias will go to the one whose subscription su which he or shobeums eligible. is paid thefsrtherest in advance into the year 1930. 1! both or all are bald in ad- vance to December Sli 1930. then the money will be divided among such proportionately according to the nuniber of

winners. V »

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"I don‘t care." he said; "ii/s what. _ _ _ . The (oath on the 'l'urkey`are._;na_de_np ol lgnres I uunlc" He turned to the 'guldef ' the Turku md ilxllrclpv.. _'She _tot-ll o£§i_-l.}\,elill¢ll`

problem ls to lake' theie' leathers of 'the number of feathers on tlie bird.

A - ' Conditionsi =

l Every one in any family where there is ,a reluiar subsmv-

tion of this paper ,paid in advsnoa,\l| invited to try the |olutli&and compete 'for the prizes. ~ ‘

2 Anyone not eligible in accordance with No. l condition.

may compete by becoming a subscriber or sendinavintho subscription of some member of‘t.he family with 00 for . country or $5.00 lor the city for the nm. year inadvsuce.

B 'Every competitor may. ii' ha or she so desires, jaend in a

new paid in advance for one year subscription with the solution ' Thiiis not oblisatory: but the winner ot each prize who does send a new subscriber will bo awarded double the amount his or herprizo calls lor. » Thus il the winner ot the nrst nrlse had sent a new subscriber. he will be awarded $100.00 cash instead ot |50.00, and accordingly with all the priaes. No one can so secure double money unless the newysubscription is actually forwarded with his _solution _ ' l- . ' ‘

4 llaohlicompetltor. by sending in his solution, agrees that

the decision ol the iudzclshall be lndlsputabie and iinal.

b\ All solutions must be sent inon the tollowlng form, clip-

ped from' this paper. \ _ _

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