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’ There is one typo of entcrfninmcnt flint hns stood the tell

of time and in olrroys enjoyed by both children nnil iuinlts and that ll I [ood lively olrrun offering,

CARLO! FONHCDY >(`lR(`['S is precisrly of this nntnre, D

good clonn first riiiiiliig viriiin ri-vile “ith rings, ponies, hiiokinn' mlllcl l\`|‘\|'r_\iIiiii|g. liiriils 0|i¢‘|l~i him ni-I \\'ilI| in n|\i\|i|lv pony ririil, me u-vii uriiiinuui limi- iiiiimuig ruifu-ing ini.. iiirir intri- cate rnuiiriu uni. .ru i-\i.i.»ii¢ ri--ia, rin-ri ii..-rr ir nur iii.; than ron iruruiy what ri. iii.-ri iii-i iiorm-rruiriir, un riiihurirrnrio in he ov" iii- work, hirruiiig nil urn wiiiir glrriiiiiy.

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dorm ri gloom -.r .-nr.~..u- .....ir\-oi.-nr. ir. hor ry-ri., hut rho lnowii her siiiziwiiy hy pli-lrliig up thi- hui of ir woiilil~lu--rider lilltl llnnilllig lt. liiirlt I0 I\iii\, Iiiii [rum (lion ,im i\Il frirllilnlllgd r-run-», uiui .iii ...ui .~.....|.»_.» ui... ....,..-.....-|. in-r ii.-.~ gr.-ri.-ri winr flying feet nlul llnsiilng (chill. Silo morn ililln Ii\i‘ii \i|l to U19 name nl "Snnrk Pings" nn iho linnmn lormrr niilii grotrlqnely thgrmgh spare proving she hnn miiilc niiotiirr contiwt. Y01 hnvl probnhiy seen mrrny oihi-r mlnlntnre- eirr-iines_ hnt yon have never seen one time will eqiml rho orlirinnllr_v_ lrigh-clans train- ing oierrnlim-ss und rom--.iy or <'.\ri\.ns roimnx' rmoris, whirl. will lim..-or in ii.. i-fir." min-r.f.i 1-iumi mhiiiiriou this

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seir lnonl iielant nt the l'|-info Eilwitrd Inland Exhibition, which gn-no Ausnut ‘list vi-lien Ann Ni-lmlnr anal (lr-orgs will present

f flair unique nttriuition twice ainlly nn one nl tho feutnrcl of the

| nge griuirl siaiiii pragmni. Thin pnir of pliylili-nl nlhietes com-

hlnn feminine- rliiirm with mmwulliio porfi-vtion, nnrl their grneeo ini fonts of nklll minds un r-riilrnrc ot thi-ir yearn of experience in the an ot’ piiyuli-i\.l roituro.

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of n splendidly spectacular nnimsl production which will appear front of the Grand Stand nt ihc Prince Edward Island Exhibition this year. It is prrscnied by (‘a|il. (Ihnrlcs and his famous Lenll

_ Hounds, and comprises sovcral Blue-hlonded Whippets nml Grey-

hounds, their performance consists of a series of extraordinary high and thrilling jumps, each canine competing strenuously with the other for supremacy in thc height oi' ihc jump until they are tower-

' ing in the nir. But height docs not scum to rlount thc hounds for they

bark joyously as they race towards the obstacle.

_ Of course thcrc is il clown dog in thc troupe. and he elicits mn

a hearty laugh as hc burlcsqucs the enormous leaps of the other hounds, and rriicvrs ihc serious routine with his doggish humor.

The entire prriormsnrc prcsrnted by Capt. Charles’ Lenpi

llounds is vlrile throughout and never falls to lu-nil the spectators

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Provincial Exhibition MARY guusuo

Pwr.

` wolooruod oud 'or count:

were akin to healing balm.

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of teasing or of pretty speeches.

Bug he was 'focling,' merely, Yes

iiwas laughing at hcri

he said, in a. determined manner:

_ "See here, I csn't have you

catching cold," and slipped out ci his evening overcoat. "You must wear this.” Before she could pro- test, he had wrapped it snugly ‘around her shoulders.

"But-but what of you?" she

faltered.

‘Tm all right." He smiled rather

wistfully at her in the moonlight. "Tough as nails. Besides, even if I weren‘t, who’ci miss me if pneu- monia carried me away? Not s liv- ing soul, my child.”

She did not seek to question that,

nor make the statement a basis for flirtation. She only said, with s. little quaver in her voice:

"I‘m in the same boat, too.” "A lovely child like you?" He was

still smiling, but incredulity had come to take the place of wistful- ness. "Why, you haven‘t svon started living yet! You don't know what you‘re speaking cf."

"I do, indeed! I'm so lmhappy

that I-I don‘t feel as though I °°\lld Milly bear it-" And her lips trembled uncontrollsbly.

"Ah, thnt's youth talking. When

you’vc lived s little longer, child, you'll understand we’ve got to go on bearing things, no matter howl they hurt."

His voice was very gentle . . quite different from the brusque~ ness of the other day. Indeed, Pru- dence could hardly think it was the some man talking.

"And no matter how one suffers,

time is a great healer. But you'rc too young yet to realize the truth of that."

"You mean when I'm old and

gray, and nothing matters, and all feeling for either pleasure or pain has gone forever? Oh, I’d sooner be deadi" cried the girl passion- ntely. "I don't want to live to be old. I don't want-"

"Bee here child, maybe you and

I can help each other, Suppose we go over to that rustic bench, and talk this out?"

She hesitated. wondering about

‘oonventicnsk Hc misunderstood.

"You want to go back to the ball,

is that it?"

"Oh no, noi-"-vehemently.

(Anything rather than thati)

"Then don't be afraid of ms,

even it I have been fighting the blue devils all this owning, Misery needs company, you know." And he smiled again, his teeth n strong

flash of white. \

Bhc wallned with him to the.

bench, which was set in a nnc` gauze of green, with daffodils about it that nodded ghostly heads in this Dale light.

A little silence fell between

them, and Prudence spoke, turning gravely towards her companion, as he sat beside her.

"I don't see how men ever could be happy. when it's in their powcri to shape their own lives to their wishcs. Mon are the lucky oncsi” Her young voice held an envy hcr` listener could not fail to note.

‘ war he rouuy tho some creature hes not to hide it. rot to ploy the who had boon ro grurf, so brurque, eww? And 'women ore cruel-" I on the occasion of their lust meet- "NUI 8° G"-H1 U I mln.” dC-

Never for u moment had she im- "Thats all you know. you little ugiuod that ho was capable either-‘ irnoramusl Women mi the cruel-

ia! course he was, In the ball-room of Winston Towers, she‘d been ne- glected and ignored. This msn was completing the process by treating

,Iher lightly, and no doubt inwardly

She shivered, so that suddenly

.» piiariottetown, Aug, 21 st to 25th ‘_ i:;Nc‘;“;;‘s‘; G;

brought about by women?"

A certain warmth stole round the Prudence stored. lstimiohbd It

chilled heart of Miss Prudence his vehemence, md at the pessim-

stc conviction of his voice.

. Prom an unhappy little 'wn.ll- "But you-you said-down bythe ` nowrr; rho suddenly round horror: trout-i>o°i-*H0* you werent I

1ady's man-"

'rho pain or norm dofootiou cmd Ho went on. as thoush al he hsd

in urrobbiug, ro though this murrr not heard herr ` words and pleasure in her company "S\lff¢l'i!\8I A ml»l1'l PBI!! 8005

deeper than s. womans, because

tended Prudence quickly.

lest matures on God’s earth. There isn’t one of them I'd trust- .not one-and with good reason."

Prudence, to her own surprise.

;suddenly felt a wave of strange 'compassion seize her, for this mlm.

"You talk as though ycu’d been

terribly disillusioned." (Was thUl'8 a bond of sympathy between them, after all?) "Disillusloned?" He laughed bit- terly, staring straight ahead of him with set face. Andthen, as though he‘d quite forgotten thc presence of the girl beside him in that cur- iously attractive voioe of his he softly recited lines that to Prud- ence seemed immeasurnbly beauti- ful, yet strangely tragic:

, "For nothing on earth is sadder _ Than the dream that cheated the

STB-YP.

The flower that tumed to the

adder,

The fruit that changed to the

BSP!

When the day-spring in darkness,

closes,

As the sunset fades from the hills, With the fragrance of perished

roses. i

With the music of psrched-up'

rills."

A lump rose to her throat. "How very lovely, me how very

sad! Whoever whote it must have

suffered sci"

And then a great light dawned

on her. This msn beside her loved some unattainable woman . , _ beautiful and cruel and elusive _ . there was one who answered that description . . . yes, of course, it was she, and none otheri she had bfvukht 08011! to Prudence, so why

not to this man as well?

"You love Virginia Dale," said

Prudence, is great pity and si great

pain welling in her heart.

Royalty, Nobiliiiy,

Among J ob Seekers

sr. nouls. Mo., Aug. l'1_ Ap.

Pliivhnin seeking work through the citizens' free employment bureaiu hers agree with Shakespearvs “wha/t‘s in l. name?"

Despite her Ivy!-l title, Queen

Intl-lor Sullivan was not particular ss to the iryipc of employment she received, nor was Sir Francis Drake, who showed up at the bu- reau on another occasion.

Two other Applicants, not It all

military in bearing, solemnly gave their names as General Grant and ,‘ General Bradford.

Among other names appearing

in the bureau files are Precious Wilson, Ice Cream Jones, June Bug Green, Peter Rabbit, Pork Chops Gr-casey, Sweet King, Willie Bell Fullilove, Cloudy Waters and 1 Cal Pemia. Robinson.

A noornhscn i.si=~'r ron- "

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Active, energetic children . . » forever on t e go. They safe!! on KelIogg’s PEP Bran Fl es. Always crisp and full cfiiavor. Delicious with healthful milk or cream.

The davor of Pep is lemons.

Toasted wheat is easy to di- eet. Nourishing. Plus enough gran to be mildly laxstive.

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YOU! gI'00€I‘.

The Winners

In Essay

E n j o y P E P often. Made by Kello g in Lon.

don, gnterio.

Competition

The Judges have mlde théir awards in connection with the | Prize Essey Competition sponsored by Hyndman Ss Co.. Limited, Pro- vincial Managers of the Great~West life, on the sublect "Life Insur- ance-Its Service to the Home and

Value to the World," as follows:

lst prize, $30.00-Miss Anna

Christie, York, P. E. I.

3nd Prize-$15.00-Miss Frances

Reeves, Cross Roads, Southport, P. li. I.

ard Prize. $10.00-Miss Brenda

Gallant, Tignlsh, P. E. I.

4th Prize. $5.00-Miss Marion

Blanche Ling, Hunter River, P. E. I.

iith Prize-$3.00-Miss Mary Alice

Monaghan, Kelly's Cross, P. E. I.

6th Prize, $2.00-Miss Florence

MacDonald, Heatherdale, P. E. I.

There was some delay in having

the lhsays judged and an sn- nouncement made of the awards, ls two of the judges had been ab- sent from the Province and it was found impossible to obtain the fin-

al decision at sn earlier date.

Congratulations are being ex- tended to the winners and prizes. are being sent out immediately. I

It is expected that the leading,

Essays will appear in the press at

an esrly date.

To Restrict Children Selling Newspapers

MONTREAL. Aug. l'l-(c.P.'- Instances of children selling news-l

papers ct night in tavcrns and on: the streets have been brought to the attention of the Big Sister As- sociation and according to Miss' Francis Hains, executive secretary. an investigation is being made of all such cases reported to the so- 0i°1=y with s view to putting s st/op ic the practice.

The Industrial lntsblishmcnts

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Aug. 111 -mom A. rormii, or nmorordl who accinnulst/ed A fortune shining! shoes loft on estate of $150,015' gross and $121,091 net, according to a transfer tax appraisal flledi yesterday. _ Iererdi, who died on July 'lt‘h, 1933, owned the booiblnck oonocl-. sion in iihe Grand Central Termin- s.linNewYonkfor35years.Ana-

"Not always.” . "Oh yes. Men ciin go out into thei

world, and lead the sort ci' life they, choose, and win name and fsme.", "For some woman to trample on? Eh?" There was bitterness

HEADACHES

Do¢|n't Dope, Drug or Desden

Nc other inblet com rel wiLh A800 lor re id SAFE action onpsinnd :chile and COLDS|?. . because ASCO contains every modern eeientido

in-eoothin and pnlirremovrng iulrtdieritl,

nit no harmful or habit

forming drugs. Crsiiiee ` ' QV, \ no crsvinr.fi,irrs!.ive ‘ -‘i-\4' \

trouble or constipation.

Prescribed by physi- _ _

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stem ~ I . rhtle ami hliu box. At _ I all druaisu. as-7

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Sootiies Away,

tive of Naples, he came to Ameri- ce. when he was i5 yearn old and sts-rind his career se c booilblack on iihe streets.

Only tl’1 ot’ his estate was tn

stocks and bonds. He had $98,900 in New York and Westchester reel eltuto, ll bank account; totalling 921.000. rod mwiroses vssresstiog 8’1,2N.

Throwing back his shoulders and

putting on his bravest smile, Jones approached thc csshier‘s desk st the Income-tax eollector's office.

"Good mominsl" he said. "I

should like to psy my income-tax.”

"Well," said the cashier, "You're

the first!"

"Surely not the first to pay!" ex- 1 claimed Jones. I

'l‘hc cashier smiled.

"No," he replied. "the first to say

C. I. C. Y. dnlly 7.15 to 7.30 P. M.

I he'd like to.' .

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not forbids the sell-ing of papers in the streets or public places by any boyorgirllesctllanleym-:of age unlem able to read and write any by any child after eight o'cl0ck 1 in the evening.

HUI' D00! PRDVE GOOD FISH BAI1'

OCEAN CITY. N. J., Ai-ic. 1'! -_ Entertaining friends aboard their cabin cruiser. Mr. and Mrs. John H. l"icl1r, Jr., of Philadelphia, regret- fuiio' announced that the bait was all gone. _ "Wihat/s the matter with i/hose

hot dogs in the ice box?" asked some ons.

Apparently nothing was ur;

matter. Ninety-nine wealrrish md

15| croskers were reported caught in two hours. -

No TICE ,

We will be buying lambs and hogs

0|* SWF! Wednesday of each week beginning Airnst 30th, and paying highest market prices. I As we are not making truck de-

gverlee this year, please stick to this I ey.

C. E. PRATT dr SON,

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BIGGEST

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_ MONDAY Opening' August 21st

TUESDAY Full Program

WEDNESDAY Full Program

THURSDAY Full Program

FRIDAY Partial Program

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_ tg to enjoy the best and Makl§i;(i;'l<le1stal°I’<?lil§z?y?\ €I"eekmZ;er provided in this

Province

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Y.4rFinest Vaudeville Program Ever Brought Here-`

‘ ' h wire thrills. These

-I-“E FAMUIIS In a series oi? h1g_ _ _ th

daredevils dirt with death high in e

IIIISTIIEI FIIMILY am »

GAIILDS COMEDY 5 people, 4 ponies, 2 bucking m\lI€S cmcus and dogs in riotously funny MIS-

Gallldill GIIZIIBS’ The thoroughbred Kings of Dogdoml Leaping iiounds , 0

| '|'||¢ Famous Acton Giant and Midgets in fast Comedy,

Four

Big Horse Racing Program, August

22nd. 23rd. 24th.

0IIEil $4000 III PURSES, PRIZES

IIIID PREMIIIMS

Free For All Trot and Pace

3 Trot and Pace-2.16 Trot & Pace-2.19 Trot & Pace 2 Pace-2.25 Pace-_2.15 Trot-2.19 Trot-2.25 Trot

2 Your old Trot ond Poco

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LYIIOII’S IMPIIDIIED 1933 MIDWAY

The best Midway East of Montreal-Fun and Frolic for

Young and old. At night a gorgeous, glittering '

spectacle. ‘ _

The Canadian Legion Band in _attendance afternoons and evenings with special Muic practiced for the occasion.

$2.50-_season Tickets good for the more Fai/r and Races and Transferable-$2.50

$1.00 sees the whole Show on Race Days. _

Admission to Main Grounds 25c. 15c Evenings. Special Concessions to Children Evenings.

'.iAMEs PATON, President. 4

J. W. BOULTER, Secretary.

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