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urday night" from 71m- til 9 p. m. Tonight we will give ltway FREE a very nice yard stick, which is useful about the house 0r place of business, on a. pur- chase of 25c or more. See the bargains on display in our window for the Saturdruy night shopper.

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(Broekville Rocordt-l" and Times.)

Statistics 01' 10111111011" merit, gathered from olliritll :111\t1'1'- es throughout the world it)‘ the statistical department ol‘ tht- 13:11 System, have just lli‘l'll brtultiitt "I1 that date as of .l:tnuary I‘, 1111b. _:\' that date the \\'1,il'iii Ila-l Ill sttrvtctt 27_7g3_9l;3 l..l,.l-,tl..l‘..~<, m’ which T.- .l'l'9,59_() or ‘.57 |lt-|‘ \'4'l‘t‘ m l-iurop‘. 1643354413 ._..~ til pw 1't'l|l in tiw United States. and lb»- rcmainilu! l2 per cent ill otht r t-otlntries. (‘au- udaus devcloptlleilt ot’ i2 .' tl'1t'l111"'1' es per 100 inhabitants w: t-rtttvl only to the (‘nit-vi >it‘lt~-~_-, Wlliill llntl a ]i(5I‘(‘t'lli.'I',',|‘ o1’ ii ‘i Ringside Fiction.

A Minneapolis uolnap urott- '1 story a shoplitter. She sublnitIt-d it m l; literary I‘I'lilI' for jtltlulueut. “It lsll‘t realistic rttltullzh." he told her. So he, wt-ut to u tb-parttneut store and slob- ribbon, silk and ‘t but.

Ilndcn with tin- ~ and some ab- solutely atlthc-ntir ilnpresszitills of u shopliftcus life. she started honle to revise her sitiry but was de- llllflefl lit tilt» tllltll‘ by a lil'it‘t'il\'l‘ unrl turut-d over to the ltlliil-e.

Her plea of literary lircus.» gain Pd her no IIIIPFCY il'11Ill the detective or the policeman or the judge. Sin- Illlishcll the tiny with a \\'til'l(lltlll.\‘t' sentence to~ slltiw int‘ llt'l' t-Xilvitlltl research. .

She silmllti llavt- rt-lllt-lllin-l-t-tl tlmt facts new-r bother a literary

Public Auction Rnvnnlflifitlltlsllrv lolvuwolrru AVE.

On the premises, Fri- day, September 23rd, at noon, three tene- ments. flood invest-

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JAMLS REVELL, - Owner.

J. A. McDONALD,

Auctioneer. i‘: ‘:31

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(By British United Press.)

LONDON, September lti-"Move tin.“ said thc young pollcclnan. standing t-ll Bltlckfrlllrs Lirldge, and solulnnly regarding two men dres- sed as Knights of Some Comic Or- der or Other, thc other night.

’l‘hret-. or four hundred spectat- ors ilehind the qualntly dressed ntastllterudors sniggeled. Tile po- Iicclnun scowled. The two young men bore tllenlselves calmly.

Ono, vvllo walked silently fronl the limbunkenl to the Bridge, wore zlil cklborate dreasing-gmvll,

Persian Prince

'I‘OIION'I‘U, Sept. l5. — tfanudat will soon be able to boast another Princess, according to a copyrlght~ ed article appearing In tho Star. today. Ills Royal Highness Prince» Furid, of Pol-sin. arrived In Toron-

Miss lllldu Palmer, well known dance-Ilse, whom he met during her appearance in Victoria, B. C. last winter.

Farid, who is said to be Im- nlcnsely wealthy. and to own a WOIIliGI‘ palace ill Teheran, has been travelling In Europe and North America. for several years. Reaching the theatre at which Miss

MALPEQUE

By Harold Messcrvy.

“TF1”? .. _C1._1AB1;9.TT1§'E9WN GUARDIAN

., W.. ,,,,,,,.Pll|_llt:l I-Iiiliiiilll ISLAND ls ii lntllllsl lllslllll

to this morning t0 claim as his brilleli described for Guardian Readers.

thc burning bush. , curs In the land, it scented, were-under 2:05 while on the followingt parked near by, and about the nc\v'day ovcr thc cinder track twelve‘ 111 1.110 1111")’ 111111 bustle of out‘ church surged a great concourse of heats were raced at the rate of P11111101‘ 18 110W anneal-Ins. during work-a-day world, much of beauty people. We enquired.

All t hc motor

The Years Leaders i

By W. l-l. GOCHEB.

In six weeks the racing season of I927 wIII be over except at a few southern points where tho sulklcs will be kept busy until tho middle ol uovember. The returns for the season show that the average rate of speed for the trotters and pacers ls faster than ever before on both the mile and half-mile tracks.

average time for twelve heats was

A tea was

2:05. Goshcn also had a busy clay

On the last. day of the Detroit meet- ing the average rate for the after- noon was below 2:04. At Syra- cuse on the only day that the horses appeared on the milo’ track the

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{l top hut, and sandals, and carried a creztnrcolored cushion on which IUPOSNi a tray. - _ Number two, lll white batlrlolv- the Iierlnrnlnncv, Furld went to a vi. sandals, and a diminutive hat, 110K \\'1111'11 111111 110011 reserved for swung an imitation colrscr. 111111113‘ 111011101111501110111 811d during "More on,“ repqutetl the w“. the intermission was taken behind pubic. Still ihc I\\‘o fancy-drcs- 11"? 11001105 10 81001 1118 11\\'0et.heart. sod figures wadliletl ccrcltloniults- _-‘\1i1l1°11811 1110 111110 for the wed- l). u, llu. uuull-e pt‘ the Iirltigo, Tl“, ding is not‘ arranged it would seem jlluuluu, Ol» ll“, ll-ul, uluuuuu Owl. lllu to be nut tar distant. the llcltvsplllt- middle buttless. Tile bath-towel "1' ’“'-"-“» - wearcl- stood behind. ulutlerint: all lnczlntatioll. The tray bearer tendered tllc . . . tray- Bnth 'l‘owel took from It piec- es of ill-end and cheese and llrop- Gh_ h pod tilt-m in the swirling liver. ' - while the spectators sniggercd. e t “More on," said thc young con- l l ‘ - _ . stable for the third time. (‘HKAQO- S091» 15- * $131 b01118 qllu, lu-u oulrageously lll-uS-llull between heavyyvelgllts will provide ‘young men wullleu ul-l~_ ulllle llle thc preliminaries for thc world's rrmvd melted away and boarded °h’"n1’i°“5_i'i1’1‘e‘“’Y“'91g111 111111011 luv Hunluulu between Gene Tunney and Jack _____4_.,’_ . v- . Dempsey ill Soldier Field, Septemb- _ or 2Z2. ' - _ Promoter Tex Rickard submitted his card to tile State Athletic Colu- , . ‘ mission today. l Elllplfg PPOdIJClZSl These will be the preliminaries: l ; DIE Boy Peterson. New Orleans. _ ‘vs. t.H ‘1, ~l- , WINNIPVII}. .\Inu., Sent. 15%|" stllluiili (‘Wiglitiiiizuoflwlthgiutitltilllmis ~~~..~ '». li- ' a Jet“. ‘ ' if“! .'"‘.‘E‘.“‘ ?‘i"“..‘..‘“§..‘.‘.?.-‘.ii tee-Y Ben»- Lou-vu- llll\|\\l‘ ll_ll\lr_l~lll|llltllndn"Jkiq brmglnlrl Itlarln Burke, New Orleans, vs. ailslt ll .l . - m -lB-ll.\r' , Ilonn. very l'l)l't‘liil}' to the British‘ I "‘ "iabeck" Jo's” Cay-

"i ~ ‘ . .lz:kI\l~ .. . lterest lll the overseas DOIIIIIIlOIIS Ill (mum, ll-lilgliléliihcqllioyiljfiml” W‘ ‘vy the question of mzlrketillt: ilI0llI,"' , , . ' ' ' , . iarcortlitll: to .l. Nuv-nt Harris, one? Aimiuid Emanuel’ Sm‘ Frdiwiw irt‘ tllt- official lt-(ilturers of themnlfsi “Gorge Lamwn‘ New york- ibtillrtl who was in Winnipeg rec-l "u i “m be at “ix roimds"

I cntly. "l never givl- lcrltlros on ullytTho l ounlry ltllltrss I have visited it.l ilifllffi this tour ot‘ thc DolnillionTi _ isaid m. llarris. lie said lie lulu} For 90111701131‘)! ‘ht-en startled by the inlnlensltyt ob lllltl Deluinion and that tbu avcragci TORONTO, Sept. 16.——The Uuivor. ‘man in Great Britain had no c0ll- sity of Toronto celebrates the cen- rultlltitl of tho v’ iucss’ of the tenary of the granting of its chart- t‘tillllll'_\' and the \'.'ll'_\'llll,' ltsyrxholtlgv, er from Oct. 5 to Oct. 8 next. Al'- ot‘ the dint-rent provinces. llcl range-menu: are well under wuy for thought the ptlssiblliticvs tor deycl- u llunlber of activities to nlark the opulent on tin- lIi-EFiUIliillFlll sltle01'h‘11S10li- Delegates are expected were lIIll_lIt.‘l|.~‘l\ in (illlllll-llp from every inlportallt University t _IIe tllill of the spreading pl" ttltrand Learned Society throughout “omens institute movement Iii tile world; Outstanding Canadians ‘Illt- Alothvcrltlntl. and expressed Ililn-1W111 ti011V01' public lectures in Coll- sell: as lil'il[.‘,ilil,‘ti at the Illanjltjl‘ m‘ vocation llall every morning of tho lyhn-ll a nlovelncnt. origiuatetl llrvfilebrution, Some 16.000 811081-11. lumlda, was spreading to New professors. graduates and under- /'ll'llllilllti, Australia, South Africa, graduates, are expected to take sarlous countries Ill Europe and 111111 111 1110 000111113 0010111011)’ 11¢ Iudnu ‘the University Arena on Thursday u Oct. oth. The carillon which is l PREPARyNG PULLETS FOR being erected in the Soldiers’ pow- THE LAYING CQNTEST" er nt present, will also In», dedicat- .__. ed on that day. v (Experimental Farms Note_) A llllnlbcr of activities are-being lilo l1l‘0l111l‘llIl{ of pullcts for the arranged for~ the 8.000 graduates tit‘ tile .\‘t‘1tl to lnai , such prcpara- 1' 111° 90191315110115» 111111 00rtain uutit-r-ntltlrisllcd cannot be trxpct-t- and “iudems- 51111111501110“!!! 510111111X about tho middle of cmnmmee- ‘MOW-i desirable: ones steectetl and con- it can he used for a time and thus $lI("lIitl be confined to tllc Ilolrse lintornatlonally famous journalist, silouid in» about nix ftui wide by ,t now and powerful Germany will The uctice of let-ding pullets power in the world of ' commerce daily routine. even tiloiugit the ally will be a formidable compet- mttthod of feeding bird-t ill thc Can lI10\\'1‘.1'- would be well advised to adopt the 1'1‘1'01\1iy m‘. his return from a three. t ’I‘Ile scratch glam used h. the American nctvt-tnflllermnll t0 be wileat and outs. All grains zlrctilis "Gm'111111IY D11)’ b)’ 1103'" (‘.01- ‘Fhis st-ltltril grain is fcd sparing- 11113 W111‘- i11l111111E11iT1b111010 V011 induce tho itirtls to work. "110 W111i 1111 tlsrocailic disappoint-

. . Laying Contest is or vol-y maul llu. who have expressed their intention tun-ill“... ulul lluu l5 ‘he rlglll lulu, ol returning to their Alma ItIat-str lluu_ l.ul “l5 wulcll um um luv activities are being exclusively ult- |t1‘1'1.v developed or those which are dermke" b1’ the undergraduates t"! 1e do well when they cuter thc the“ ulidergmduat" 110l1V1l161~1 are tjtllllpxlll uu Novemlwl. 15L In the hands of an undergraduate silliiWlllitjl‘ the puliets should be. gone 41'\'IJI‘ cltlctuiil’ and the most lined lll a house by themselves. it‘ a small grass rttn is convenient reduct- range coudltions gratiuuliyw WINNIPEG, Man., Sept, 15_ __ About (ictober 10th the pullets ; Fred W. Wilo, Washington, D. C... which shtiuld be bright and com land one of the foremost experts furttlblc. The size of ten or twvivt- feet deep and should rise ill the future, and in no less tart: ti south. than tun years will be. u leading intended fer contest is of t_'tJiI-‘ll(it'l' ,aud on the sea with the Merchant zlbie Importance as changes in l “urine. By i937, he states, (lel-ul. same grains wre used, often pro ilnr of Great Bfiillill and the United tlIlUl‘ szltistkn-tory results Tho ‘States as u lnorchantllo and marine atliall National Egg Laying (‘ontcstl MI’. Will: at-compauiotl by Mrs. is given beta-w and Q()ll[gll[;ul|5‘“'li(‘ passed through Winnipeg uuuluul lulu l-nlluw ll l-dlrly uluuc. week-s’ holiday at. Jasper Park. Ho ly_ becalue famous in 1905 as the first fording 0t‘ contest birds is luado Rrantetl an interview with u Euro- illl oi‘ equal Darts cracked our.“ peun monarch, and during the. war ul- uuml luuullllu lqlu-uukeu lu- ulnll in tin,- Lmldnn Daily lilail was lll‘llli‘ti grains are never used. "11i-"'1‘1Y1'011(i ull over the world. l). uuu-uluu uuu lull. ‘l|"|1l‘n()nn lu {llindonburg us lloadull’ the German deep, dry litter. the obju-t being It. l "P111111"

purlulpu llm ueurul ol- fi"ll(>(|HS lll iulent to Inc." Mr. Wile said. "When fl-etllng for egg production lies ill 1"‘ “'1'” “1““1“‘1 111951119111 11110"

George Manley. Denver, -vs. Yale -

the pcniou ‘German affairs, believes that

and charm is lost to us, simply being held in it. _

jthrough the monotony of repetition. OI course we took tickets. Those lThc most. lovely landscapes soon from abroad tell us that thc food-- icease to make ally impression upon particularly the many kinds of cake

ithc mind of the busy dweller In ~served at our country tons-ls ull-1C01111t-y 1311011115 P811 101'

when fourteen heats averaged 2.05‘... the fastest mile 2:02“. being {trotted by Sam Williams.

t The Bay State and "' m M“

. 01111180 n. t‘. luAvnonAlal. l.l..lt.,¢.I. eleven .l-

thcir midst. That is the real reason equalled by anything of the sort ilrweeks early ill the season. The

jwhy we wish to go abroad when we their experience. And as for myself ;nrc able to snatch to ourselves a‘I can support their testimony. I

average rate for the entire series

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was 2.l0‘.-_-. During the meetings

few days of rest from the endless have been to nlany such teas. and at 01/01‘ 111080 010111110 Ovals Bert Abbe’ 14811111 D11l011 W115 f0r00d 1.0 "01? His Stflbltl 00111110111011 M11110 W. and

' treadmill of affairs.

Our cycs have each l have been surprised afresIIJIJRCt-‘d 111 21131-1. V1010!‘ FY1500 11001011

lbecome dulled to the beauty of our by 1110 01101111103’ 05 W011 0S by lilOllll 2:06-‘1., and Donne cut the hnlf-l.Bl80kSt/0110 13111011- It. W08 11 3W1“

iholneland, so we go to the far places, excellence of the food which the and there raise our voices in pfalgc good ladies set down before one. to: a scene holding, it. may be, fur Rcnlly. I don't. know how they man- lggg g1‘ deughl, than the one we lull-l; age to do it for the small sum asked. left behind, Supper over, wc strolled across to Bu; always wc carry with llg a thc graveyard. which lies just bc- nlentg] plplul-c of Qul’ 1.01m...‘ 51ml). hind the old church. Thc_ sun was lshot, a; u, were_ of [he cquull-ysllle now well down to thc horizon; its ,1" what, to each of us, l5 lls mo“ light had become very mellow and pppeaupg mqod, And fol- m, lwo golden. casting a mantle of incffable persons will this mood be thc some. 1101101‘ 01'1"’ 1110 810011 Swflfd- 1101-100 Qpp “lay like best lo l-elnelubel. ll, with the stones which mark thc as It lay in golden sunlight. wrap- ‘mum’- 1111160“ 9i “l” fmciauwr? "i peel lu llul blue haze ul- u laugomuu the hamlet. High 1n the rosy light summu-l- ultel-uoolu Another may stood the churclrspirc, crowned with carry with lulu a vlvld memory Ol thc thistle device of old Scotland. the frosty Sparkle of me snow as llltvilose wrought lron‘ fabric stood out lies white upon the dark firs, thc "°“'- black and clear 11331115‘ roof wees ol the llumlut‘ m‘, l.olllld_ttl1c blue of the sky. About it many ed llelds_memol.ll,s ol- llu, Swlull nl- pigeons wheeled and fluttered, settl- lllu l-unuelu the chlme ol- lhl, slolululng now nlld tilt-ll to rest under the bells‘ the from“ breath ol- llluwiavcr: or tn the bclfl'y, ln which llol-ses dl-lvlug pasl in sudden clouds-theta‘ ilnllgs, so It ls said. o. bell l and the sllvery light of u“, which has never been rung within moon upon it all. Or yet another H“ "iemmiy of mm‘- ' may see it in. sinister outline against D” 5°“ know‘ mes? ‘W0 clinches a lllgll background ol- leuuen cloud standing tints opposite cach -Jthel'. _eve,y Cullluue Slandlng oul slarkuuilerc only ‘a few years ago there ly whllc. like a glmst_lhe sullen was only a single cilurcll-sct one lo lstlllness of the waters; tllc uneasy ihmkmg‘ Comd m“ $11.01“ “my ,1“ lSlllvel-s “quell pass over the leavesuthc church yard have raised a volcc llhougll uo breath of ‘ulna ls or thc far, dead whose splendid’ ‘Sun-lug _ men llle bumum, monument Ill bronze stands nowhe- jzlpzuu sword or llglll" u“, rpmu Iorc ihc old Church have sent. some tng crash. the sudden [wind tKlllilil "iiwami m h“ m m” hm" "r 11°" and lllc urlvlug rain. Arlbuiatlon, what would thc word so eucl-l ol- us has his lnelnOrlc-s-‘iilllt’ been? But this l5 a question And these luemorles may uavc been \"_l;lCl‘ l suppose. each will answer in grafted on our hearts by reason of Ills evxr way’, according as the Judg- some poignancy ln the circumstances "m" 0r h“ “can inclines" . . of the moment. A“ narrow escape-i . B!“ m” 13mm" ha“ “r evcmng '5 from deulll; a vlolcnl and luml iutlllllt'_llo\v over all tllc landscape, qual-rep Suullel-lug lorevm. u“, tempering the ruddy light from ihc friendship of years; tile plighting of last 1'01“ °1 111° “"1118 “"1 1 ~ all ulerual troll‘ _ wllamver "my _\Ve took the road through Kell- llav’ rlveu the soul with teal,‘ m, slngtou on our journey llonlle. It is hatred or love —— will engrave thc ‘i wclbkept. highway’ this wad‘ ‘me background of that scene ol- passlon of the best Ill this section of the pro-

wlule llfe shall lasl“ ‘to bc sccn along the way. Over to

vlolem eulpllusls lo fix a plclure in smooth as molten glass, giving to tile ‘our minds. Such scenes ‘there. perhaps by reason ol thou. ln_ rose and gold that they have taken tll-luslc beuuly; perhaps; so lal. us from the sunsets glory. Asleep up- we call lelL rm. no reason at all _ _ _ on the waters he the dark forms of

The ulclure ol- Malpeuue wulcu two little islands. the dark fir wood comes m my mind now l5 lll wllll crowning their low banks of rosy the clear llglll of lm August Ellen earth. Farther off the low landsllc. {noon ll was lu llle midst ol- lllc enclosing like a frame of ebony the harvest time, and on both sides oi" silvm‘ "W10" “i m“ bay- o“ w ihc lllle mad by wlllull we lulu come lay SOUl.il\Vlll‘(i the black outlines of m0 rlpeued fleldu In meal ullhem scmc tall structure stand out the cluttering binders. each drawn “$111351 11"‘ 150M115 51W 11k“ a by llll-ee slum-ll’. llurses_ “Tl-e muk, long finger of darkness. It is thc

for lng their leisurely circuits about sumliwrsldc W11l01“10W1‘/1‘- Y0" 01111 Grimm“

‘the ever ullululslllug Squares ul- scc it for miles over the low-lying gold, mell- revnlvlna-Vvnq] ‘Wvpr~"'*'\ countryside. it)“; yellqw wheat“ mnl; by “ml; All too soon thc woodland cuts oil‘ ‘against, the bully knlfm from our vision this sccnc of peace.

Toward Mglpgque the wurkers The dark cloak of the night ls ‘were not, 1n the fields, and the lmr- drawing in fast about. us now. The vest was at a standstiIb-a clrcum- V911 1°00 ‘V1111 115 1111180 01 80101011 stance which seemed Strange 1,0 us rods: the green fields and the white at, the tune, But, when we art-wed, blrches-all are fading Into a dull wc were noLIong In finding out the 011d 501111110 llrfly- Lights bctllu i0 treason. glimmer in thc windows of thc l In the centre of the little village, homes-tends. and tho brighter stars just at thc corner where the road 1111110111" between the clouds. Astrlnl: comes In from Kellslngton. stand-a 1i Inzv lnllch cows. herded by abarc- tllc old Malpeque church. It is on. foot boy, mukc reluctant. way Im- thc north side of our road. Just our rut‘. across fronl it Is the new church. in the velvet darkness of the even- built by those who, in thc recent. int: gleam thc bright. pin nohlts oi ‘Church Union movement. elected light which mark the t still to carry on bcncnth ihc sign oi Kcllsiltgtou,

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the proper ittililllllf-Iiilllltill of feeds -“"""* "W'- i "M11151" ii 1110111" 111"‘

Sun M. lu llululu, lululu l“ lull lll-y‘lwsttlru-tllon of thc llohonzollorn ulash. It has been Iuund at tile tilimml" '1' m‘ “"2111 I'm Pmliible- H" Ltuvlng (folltest ut Ottawa that tho villi?" 100:1 "11 118100111110 11111911110 10 birds which lny till; best aro those; _ Qlwm ‘it 31111-(3911119-113’ ha" 111800 which consume tho nlost dry mash. "all": Drlogrfifi“ “r i‘ "liilmlflic “T”! l. - (‘Pllilllll of the contest your t-on-tlflrldv“ (‘zlunzi K “diff” l-l :1" I i‘ of I-qttlti hurls |I_V'W1!ii!,1li 1-‘1 lllw llul ,0 w"! m7. mm i’, “r m‘ "mm fllmfls’ “iummmn “lmi gruumll‘ 'I‘Ilicre wilsosignliuihat Uermanw ~ s, with l‘: c" cent ice!‘ 11100-1 ' ‘ gillifll‘ rent Eftililliti charcoal and liwoum Mk for i‘ revmun 0i m"

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upon the heal-ls of llle parllculanls vince. And there is nluch of beautylilflmlance-

unger eye all the trondrous tints of purpled

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‘mile track record for three year oldsl 1011111)’ 11159.11‘- T110 1101111 $1105 to 2.07%. The two year 01d fllly, Peter the Great and Walter Direct ‘Miss Eclipse also trotted m 2.121,! Ilavc each Ilad twenty winners. The [whllc Carolyn Logan won In 2.05'='_»'t2leven year 01d <3110S$W0T11 15 7-110 land Millic W. in 1:.05‘.‘.. ' best. She took the acid test when l At the present time Guy McKin- she won at Syracuse Ill 2:021... ncy is thc only trottcr that seem-l 01 i110 511110011 11111111018 by 0110- to Ilavc a chance to drop into the 11111 5111110111131. 0110 M01101“ 11110 B00 two minute list as It, 15 very doubt-lworthy are thc fastest. The first ful u Sam Williams will be asked named showed that he has 10st his to make a mp against. tbo watcltibad manners by trotting 111 210614 A fcw laucers have also hovered nearjiii BS5011 J11110t1011. Vi- H0 W111 the limit. Berry the Great, wagflcavc Quebec for the tall timber credited with a trlp in 2.0015.- at. 110x11 Y0111'- . Toledo but. according to report thc‘ W11110 P0101‘ $00". 11111111110 EX" timers made an error as the mostlllft-‘fifi 011d 1-111 P11110010" 1101/0 1101. of the outside watches showed 2:02,110d 11$ 11111113’ 11111111015 115 $01110 01 lit. Sir Roche also paced in 2.00‘... ‘their contemporaries they are 1'01:- over the cinder track at Syracuse. 1050111011 by 00118111010010 W01$11- lThis, hovrever, was not, a new nlal-kwhlle tnatcrial. The leaders in the {for him as hc made a record of'l’cter Scott family In 1927 are Sam *1:59'.i In 1924. Williams, now recognized as the l Up to Labor Day week Peter V010 best trotting stallion ill training. ‘leads as a sire of winners in 1927.'Scotland, winner of two Y0" 0111 At that point. he had forty-seven. events at Kalamazoo. Cleveland Of his group the most conspicuous and 530001150 W110"? 110 1101111011 111° lure Hollyrood Highboy, Hollyroodicinder track In 2:06, Cora Bascom. ‘Volo, Mr. Hanna. Plucky. DocIorQBBCKY 130111 111101 P010 6100K