PROVINCIAL LIVE STOCK EX CHARLOTTETOWN

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OVER 100 of the Best Horses in the Maritimes battling for honors on 4 afternoons with VAUDEVILLE ACTS interspersed.

Attractive Evening Shows with Vaudeville, SINGING, GRAND GALA REVUE with Magnificent Lighting Effects, FIREWORKS, ETC.

Provincial Live Stool: Exhibition

Featuring PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND’S Finest

ROADSTE RS CLYDESDALES PFJRCI-IERONS and DRAFT

BATTLE Dairy Breeds

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Sllvwse tho bandit bad shot Vivi- an! Joan repressed a, driver. She looked at the date of the letter Ihe first part had been wriiten more than s. week ago. Why get excited now that the danger was over? ViV had screamed, the titan had run. she was sale and probab- ly already had the test she was after. not om, but. sevcraL From now on Viv’, lite would be full of color. adventure and achlavc- | ment. She was bound to Inllke road. In contrast how advent-castes: seemed the life she. herself had .choesn. To be sum. she had her work. Philip Bard was giving her plBﬂW. slthcuah the folder; ior the Bus Line, which she considered the best tiring she had ever done re- ‘ |mained in her files. He had been

furious at Janven‘ temperamental hop from one agency to another and bank again.

‘What a hide-out! exclamation whirled _her thoughts bnck to her surroundings. She glanced up at Craig Lamont, -who in white tennis clothes with a racquet undqr his arm, was look- ing down at her. What was it a- bout him that picked her heart up? Whatever it was. she wouldnt al- low it to get her. She felt her face stiffen. He protested quickly, Just a minute before you congcnl. Juan. Hunting you tip wasn't my ilea. Babs and Tony want us to take them

tise to the country Club at larse your anti-Lamont fixation?

Not the slightest reason in the world. she responded gaily. I'll play.

She thrust the letter into the pocket of her pink linen skirt and sprang to her feet.

As they crossed the lawn toward the tennis court. a black-haired girl in a green linen frock with her anns full oi’ ueorgcous pink tulips hailed them.

Know where these flower; came (rem, Craig? Your neice L; selling them at a roadside stand outside the gate at Silver Blrches. Slies doing a. land-office business, scantily attired in yellow short; with a halter-neck top. Fol- lie; effect. She has a nice sense 0f theater. Three cars stopped iriiile I was buying. Poor kld. 17o you keep her short oi’ pocket money? Oi’ meanie! she mocked gaily and pass-

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followed her and came back to Joan. I

Was she telling the truth or was she kidding? he demanded.

Joan remembered the bobbing dark head in the tulip border,- Peggy‘: crumpled blue rock, her air of injured innocence. l

I have a horrible conviction that

she was telling the truth, she answered. Lamont seized her hand. Come

on! We’ll beat it to Silver Buchcs. Keep your finger. crossed, Joan. and wish hard that we ﬁr; there

before Angus the Scot charges that roadside stand. Ten minutes later as his low-

slung black roadster slid to a stop before the great lrOil-grllle gates at; Silver Birclies, Lnniont exclaimed, Too late! Here comes Angus on the run. A short, squat man in blue over- alls and a. shirt opened at the neck thudded toward them frantically brandishing pruning shears. His face was purple. His heavy jaw Wohllled as he tried to shout. to the little girl, who at his approch, shrank behind g, woollen packing- box on. the top of ivhich were a. small black and white dog, .l. gray kitten. rt dozen empty tin cans and one full of brilliant red tulips whose heavy blossoms droc-ped on their green stems like the heads of sleepy childern.

As Lamont lumped from his roadster, Peggy dodged from behind the bOx and grabbed his hand. The black and white dog IBMICII to the ground and barked Iuriously at the gardener. The gray kitten indif- fereiitly gave herself it facial mas- sage with a silvery paw.

Hello, Uncle Craig! Hello, Jo-an, Peggy called in a voice slightly breathless.

Mr. Craigl Mr. Craig! Angus the Scott had found his voice.

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done now? Shes - she's cut me tulips - me‘ Rosnbcllas and - ice! her and those n-nakcd legs. Elie - .

Just a minute, Angus. Leia 89$] trléis straight. Did you cut the tulips,‘

g? She twisted on one f0 at. her uncle}; lmnd which gripped

the roadster. She stuck out her, tongue. Tattle-talc! she accused.

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difference, picked Up the gun and brought it to Lamont. 11¢ turned the palm of his hand. Fifty ccntsi Is um. all, Peg? (X course it's all! I sold ten dos-- en‘ tulips for five cents a dozen: a n

Do Ye hear that, Mister Craig? Me ‘prho tulips - that cost the madam one to five dollars the bulb-

Tﬂ-Pl welled in the Scots green eyes. his Adam! apple worked furioueb he brandished the pruning shears at the child. Wait till yer grandmother gets l hold of yer, he warned. He gulped - down a sob seized the drooping- red tulips from the tin can and,

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is head and muttering to him- Ijuess it’, lucky he went. I guess he'd have blown up if he'd stayed around much longer, he was so mad, observed Peggyninfeellng-E

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