‘...-J PROVINCIAL LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION

CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST lOih to l3th. ... ALL READY FOR THE BIG snow ... THIS ls our: PROGRAM --

— THURSDAY, AUGUST 12th — — MORNING -

Judging oi Live Stock and Poultry In show rings commenc-

-— FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th — — AFTERNOON -

Horse Racing and Vaudeville In Front oi Grand Stand-Jae —C.W.A.O. Precision Squad.

- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11th - _ MORNING -

L; oi Live Stock and Poultry in show rings commencing It 8.00 o'clock. Note how beautiiully the show rings have been prepared ior the occasion and sit in the eomiortable seats with

canopy overhead — AFTERNOON — Iurle lacing and Vaudeville in Front oi Grand Stand-Lil)

tng at 9.00 o'clock. — AFTERNOON --

Horse Racing and Vaudeville in Front oi Grand Stand -- 1.40 aC.W.A.C. Precision Squad. (Races start at 2.00 o'clock SHARP)

(Races start at 3.00 o'clock SHARP)

FOUR YEAR OLD FUTURITY PACE

l." TROT

JUNIOR FREE FOR All.

NOTE: it may be necessary to race the 2.1V Trot and Paco and 2.22 Pace In two divisions. ll ao the second division will be added to either Thursday or Friday.

Vaudeville Acts and O-W-AJ}. IellIVl lnmcnt will be inter- spersed between heats oi the Harness Racing, with singing by Helen Bruce. Orchestral Band oi 21 pieces will iurnish music.

— EVENING SHOW — IN FRONT OF GRAND STAND

(SHOW STARTS at 8.00 o'clock)

Full evening program with all acts oi Vaudeville and C.W.A.C. Entertainment and Precision Squad-Singing by Helen Bruce. in- termission at nine o'clock ior presentat‘ oi prises to owners, driven and grooms. Orchestral band oi 2i pieces. A concluding evening's periormance that will be one oi the best oi the iour, with s iinale oi iireworks.

NOTE: We wish to extend our grateiul thanks to Lever Brow.

manuiacturers oi Soap I“ duets, Toronto, ior their kind reIeaIO oi ilelen Bruce to take part in our Old Home Week program.

-C.W.A-C. Precision Squad. (Races start at 2.00 o'clock SHARP)

TWO YEAH. OLD FUTURITY.

l.“ TROT AND PACE

IRIE FOR ALI. TBOT

L22 PACE.

Vaudeville Acts and C.W.A.C. entertainment will be inter- eperscd between heats oi the Harness Racing, with Singing by Helen Bruce. Orchestral Band oi 21 pieces will iurnish music.

FOUR YEAR OLD FUTURITY TROT 2.19 TROT AND PACE FREE FOR ALL TROT AND PACE‘

Vaudeville Acts and C.W.A.C- Entertainment will be Inter- spersell between heats oi the Harness Racing, with singing by Helen Bruce. Orchestral Band oi 21 pieces will furnish music.

— EVENING SHOW —

IN FRONT OF GRAND STAND (SHOW STARTS at 8.00 o'clock)

— EVENING SHOW -

IN FRONT OF GRAND STAND

(SHOW STARTS at 8.00 o'clock) Full Evening Program will all acts oi‘ Vaudeville and (‘.W.A .

Entertainment and Precision Squad-Singing by Helen Bruce - An exceptionally fine and coioriul program, concluding with ls brilliant display oi fireworks-Orchestral ilonri oi 2i pieces will

furnish music.

l-‘ull Evening Program with all acts oi Vaudeville and CM. A.C. Entertainment and Precision Squad-Singing by Helen Bruce -An exceptionally fine and coloriul program, concluding with a brilliant display oi ilreworks-Orchestral Band oi 2i pieces will

furnish music.

Godfrey Sound System

All announcements will be made by the Godfrey Sﬂllliil SYSWI". Music will be

in the Midway. In the evenings it will he a beautliul sight with over 800 extra colored lights and music irom two organs. New sldeshows will make their appearance here. fronted with new banners, new canvas and the latest in sound speakers. Positively the greatest line oi attrac- tions that has ever been exhibited at a Midway in the Maritimes. A special trip oi the Ferry and special train with 12 cars are required to

bring Lynch's Shown here.

LYNCH‘S III-iii IMPROVED hllDVl/AY will be seen in zlclion every afternoon and evening. included in his thrills will be twin giant Ferris Wheels with new lighting effects on both wheels. in addition there will he the lVierry-Go-Round, Charplane, Whip, Kiddie Ride, Loop- the-Loop, Octopus Ride—The very latest in amusement devices. Other specialties will be the Monkey Circus and Pony Rides. D0n’t fail to take

conveying music and song in the truest possible manner. furnished by a Zl-Piece Orchestral Band, each one a finished musician.

singing by Helen Bruce.

Dinners and lunches served in restaurant under Main Grand Stand. Reasonable prices. ADMISSION FREE TO MAIN GROUNDS, MIDWAY AND LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION rse Races and Vaudeville (Tax extra.) Children, 50 cents (Tax extra.) Season Tickets at all drug stores $3.00 (Tax Included.) EVENING SHOWS § GRAND STAND:—35 cents "(Tax extra). Children 25 cents (Tax extra). , LT--COL. D. A. MacKINNON, D. S. 0., President. J. W. BOULTER, Secretary.

GRAND STANm-Afternoon, 75 cents for Ho

resting at about 7.000 ieet altitude

a iew miles southeast oi l

which is 70 miles east ol Vancou- lts II!

ver. y is makin

couldn't arrest me. And I iound you've been hereA-work-l his coat and drew p, gun from a , X Jose . . . uracynyolrve sot to be- lleve this. 1 didllt try t0 kill Phil

Garrtson but I think I know Wl1°

did. Clint I-Ianlon." B!

“Jim, you’re mad Joseph Chadwick

"It was he who had‘ ‘lllllll that wild stunt oh the ﬁrst nlzht FIQOQ-OOOOOOOVOOQOOOOO CHAPTER XXXVI

I was here. Jose admitted it. End has ready to admit it to Sllﬂlﬂ Hardin. More I think l-lanlon him- sell tried w lull me the hm asy- Remember, we saw him nearby l" _ the station wagon a short time had tried not to think oi alter my horse was shot irom un- Jlm hroy. She ielt sure that. der me. I'm going to coniront. hlm sooner or later, he would be iound. and somehow get the truth out 0i arrested and prosecuted, but she told hersell that she didnt care. She had hardened her heart against him that niiliiwﬁcii l! was revealed that Phil had been shot with Jim's gun. She had been

hlm. I've got to! And before the

sherlﬂ catches u with mel" wnvlnced then that. Jlm’s sole aim in coming to the ranch had been

‘I "'2' ‘it ‘° £2" ‘$9123 pan c gr rec . e

sure she moved hhn,

s desire ior revenge on Phil-that.

he had known Phll would eventu-

but the was airaid to have him accuse slly come there. Hence, she barred

Clint l-lanlon — afraid 0i what Clint ml ht do to him him irom her thoughts, hoped she would never see him h

' alt, Jim! Don't do anything tonight," she begged. "In the morning. I'll see the sherlii and tell him your story. He'll "lot ar-

g n. rest you beiore Investigating. let Then. one night. he realllwﬂred him handle cunt." st the Hacienda. It was a bleak, rainy night. Tracy had played bridge until mid- night with Ramon. Helene and Philip. The ame had broken up when Clint anion dropped in to talk to Ramon. ‘Pracy and Helene selj had leit the men having nightcap! would go now. In the rumpus room. to harm her. . . . NOW. 'I‘1‘Iwy lily‘ in bed. It was Alter dressing hastily, she hur- uearl one o‘cloc when a iootiall rled irom her room and went to soun e in the hl-ll. ’I‘hen, there the other wing the house. was a ialnt knock on her door. Hearing melrs voice In the rumpus "Yes? Who ls It?" room and thinllln Clint must still With a shock. she heard Jim's be there, she quie ly descended the voice answer. "Tracy. I've got to s s... “'53s yvggs-Ian urgency In his tone h Wall!“ than "limp"! not?!’ an“ a ,arres wor that madedherbglsghanél reladch ior y ‘he a a lionersan m. eurne one. 5 nkgn‘ h), v1 18m ‘#705594 ll"? Twill and 096ml! “You Doesn't. lllnckmail In‘: zhe Garr son! I promised you a bonus oi ten thousand dollars and you'll

(i007. In rain- llet it at the borper lime. But you'll

Jim stood revealed leaked clothes. l-lis lace was un-l not et one cent before the ranch Lonzstreet and Blalrel"

lhaven. his eyes feverishly bright. ac moped um» the room ahs|u god n, the door. _ "i “Don't n, n may Hmnnnv pm]. alter an Instant stupe ion, dissolved. She knew now that she Ive had. the devils own time. | ‘s voice answered, "Buppoge 1 took action. had loved him from the first-not M lelﬂ- ‘The Bancr- hld W .tell Tracy you've bee Apparently, Phil was mu terri- because she'd thought he was Phil Oar but ior hlmse‘ alone“

in "WW "all" "la w "It 1'1""! wrmolw or rcnutmt andnllairetdllllﬂld of Jim. ior he leached under

in the dark, but it. hit home. She salw panic l.n llanlonu eyes. "He ﬁrst tried to kill Jim Conroy when lhcuthought Jlrn was y

the yea" This was no illusion, It. was the n15; n’ Anne Mmponlm: 3_ “we Sachem.

lng to bring the ranch close vo|shoulder holster. Jlm llung hlm- l Prize ior English: Velma Munn.

Bun I Grade I (BL)! Helen Buell.

“ ou doesn't tell them,‘ l-Illllltillvilﬂlld, and torccu llllll agalnsl. the pazsented wit a lovely giit and

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Report oi Mermaid School lnr Pﬂzg {or huh,“ m“

mwto marry ‘Tracy. then get her n W VANCO

" acy,“ he said over my snoul- UVER. An _ n

_ 2. velrna Munn; 3. Bll- The Canadian Pacli c airliner car-

marrylng her ior a bonus oi ten h t’ d

1 e hex ay wa- _

N m‘ I d l b Gerald MacDonald; '1. Margaret Rum M“ when” n" my" Dun beiore It was to have landed in

room. " e er o you nee pay

thinking o1 all llllll. lluu happened. m; cemncam, mu M E h_ as on sig

nation was on PM“ “we m“ on Grade V: l. nstan MacDon- ‘c u tatn side tn the rugged country 7t runny“ m, nn-ltng 1.3m. In .

hearing '1racy‘s testimony. wgetner h h

V: . - . at a” W“ m know’ Phmp’ m“ n’ l Norma MscDon or History. Billie Mac- w ° '3 "mm"! "Illl" féllcll instruct one, but the" l’ the attacks that had been made _ - ._. ' ,_.-

d our Boarding House By Ma'or Hoople

n uevillearisadcrs

snwe- "ill lllllli- - - - son Buel.

ruin, so it would have to be sold? sell‘ iorwaru. l-ie grappleu Wlbll (THE END.) Grade III: Joan Macilachern. Th9 inch" W" lllillllllllllllli

e I tell Ramon?" Phil. knocked the gun irom hls membe ‘ b her pupils and w“

I M519 595°01- Prlze ior attendance: Msry Inla- retortcthﬁdlecausemyou know ar- . abeth MacEachcrn. reveal that you made a deal with when. he picked up (he gun and average In Mary Doyle, Tenn", leveled it at pom Phil and riunlon. yeari 5mm]; Dunn“, Macnonmd --———->- on to sell the ranch. What wlll she p Grade VIII: 1. Donald Mac- pa; “n; ' _ (QP)_ say-and do—li she learns youu-e glﬁgvrléiyud center phone lor the “e ' 4 HM M Conduct prizes ior girls equally 13 . ' . a ac- ’ r e thousand dollars?" brilliantly Donald; 5. Ruth MacEachern; o. mam“ b Bu“ Mncnomld ma 0h endhihianleilfodfihahlieiliﬁg At that, Tracy walked into the sunnﬁlnatteathe nights raln. Tracy M E h mm Mlcmmald 1 and l ca together t atl ac e . ' ' rem lnglglrmetln" she saldhicroldly-Oo w “n h m m p u’ Grad: Vi]: Alberta MaeEachem. m" m “m” "w" w“ 5"‘ hmgcllv" bled hﬁzllrngrl 31.5355.’ couver airport e wo men w ed. no r- U t anion was now ul the Du em ' Lcnassa Ian. The snerlii, alter aid; zﬂlvlary Elizabeth MscEech- pig“ n, n ) miles southeast oi Vancouver ' d u; e t Ramon‘ ; I l r co ect ng most sslv- om t u - couveran m eno m n Tracy continued. "It may lnter- with Jose's svory, had been quickly erlaguadenlanche MacEuhem' "gal" ‘m’ Mwmwlnm- Q m’ Don an?‘ o! 0'? A" ' n“ ‘l ‘m’ can“ slow" it? “$51.?” “lnhw” “m” ‘*0... o... w” By J Rwwn- m “"""--'"‘*f'1"-»""-"* 1-" .12-» my .-- ..... -..’- yo - was a s on an . Phil, however, had not stayed - ' ' I ‘a THAT'S A INE TH -- ue Y's mg‘; sularseli m‘ 9E7 Ol-lolouun- sou , NE gsw%vcl.l 60mins.»- ‘ Pi. E LLVOM? nor ‘IO GIMMEA

around to press any charges. When J ior Tracy's cake, had decided to Iorgct the score he had to settle

hi1. the latter had hastily departed.

'I‘racy said, "I Ieel so ashamed, Jim, oi the way I've treated you. I believed the worst 0i you."

"You had every reason to dis- trust me after me wa 1 tricked you at the outset." His hyes probed her iace. "I'm sorry. though, that your illusions about Phil Garrison hMl to be smashed."

"It was a. shook at ilrst ut — well, I don't seem to mind any more."

§‘."?.“%.”C’l§é OOJLB TDSIOHT

"more "m: Panes 1c PLUCK ‘nus vase o: WILD Fwwsae AT rue Row- QIDE. eswzcnne A FULL DINNER! - woman Aaa urreaw cauuoue !

ou. Then, r he discovered you in Lan- aesa, he lured you to Ruth's party stole Jim's gun irom his used It to shoot you. that. ii the Senora put you in charde oi the ranch or bequeathed it to you, you would want. to hold onto it — and he would never achieve his purpose oi getting It. ior Icngstreet and Blalre." She turned and gave Hanlon a bitter look. ‘They must have paid you well and must have promised you quite a reward ii the deal went through. To gain your cnd, you would stop at nothinl. I see now why you wanted to mar me. You knew that I would prorgably be- come srt owner oi the ranch when he Senora died and, ii all else ialled you hoped to iniluence me as your wiie to use my Inilu- gacie" toward having the ranch

It was at that moment that Jim appeared. Alter olng to his room, he had heard he voices down- stairs and had come down v.0 in- vestigate. His sudden appearance ave the two men a second shock. anion merely stall-ed, bu}. ‘Phil o ac

oua 01.0 DIsHPAro MECHANIC HA6 HUNG 0P THE Guru.“ ‘to

ucx woac - I, lhbwlkiﬂllsll-‘MB

Jim protested, but ilnally agreed to take no steps that night. Prom- ising to go to his room, he leit.

when ‘rracy had closed the door on him, she stood thinking, then reached a quick decision. She her- would go and question Clint.- l-le wouldn't dare

There was a moment o1 silence.

Then, Tracy said hesltsntly, "I suppose that you. too, will be leav- ing here soon."

Do you want me to leave?"

She couldn't answer, ior she ielt suddenly choked up.

Jim took her hand. "Tug. you never answered the ues on I asked you on the nig t oi the party. Darling. I love you. Is there any ho ior mel"

she ooked into his eyes, "l-rm all coniused. Jim, but -- oh. kiss

mel" As he gathered her into his arms end iound her lino, all her doubts