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SUCCESSFUL SALE-The sale at Mr. A. M. McL-eodbi, Brooldield, 0n the 18th was a decided success. Good prices were realized for ev- erything. Horses sold as high us $225_ while u-five months old foal brought $66. Wows sold uq high as $104.00, hay $1 ton, nets 810i per stock and everything else accord- ingly. J. A. MacDonald was the auctioneer. b r

Valuable Horses, ‘filled to U. S.

l-‘REDEBJMDN. N. B. Nov. 17- Bill Sharon 2 11 1-4 and Lndy Grat- tmr 2 09 1-2 were taken to Fough- kocpsie today by Tommy Murphy. the falmoug Grand Circuit reins- mon. Murphy yesterday decided to buy Lady Gratton and paid $8.400 for her to Archie Alcorn of Black- ville. Alcorn bought the mare for‘bell rucklnnev. 2181/». a daughter

$5.000 from Arthur Fnulk of Mont- of Boqulln, 2.1794,, whose dam real In $8111 IBBL Torn, 2.19%, was out of Susie (L.

‘M.’ [by the gray horse Scipio. it will be interesting lo watch the career of

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“Kim; CDmmmgne-s rem"; m showing with Jack in 1889. That the thiwnr- of Greece is eteudilyl-WB-s n gray horse year, as in addi- mmimsbmg accgfﬂing m me oppltion to Pilot Medium leading the niion "in French circles, as the nntt-,monev winners. Hendrvl we“ the Vendzellst party in Athens is com-ﬁr" M- 5‘ M- at Dem)“ and Am?‘ mg“, r9311“ the Strengm of ghgbn landed tho Charter Oak Purse A-u-ied gpinilon p; agglngt mo}, at Hartford. In the thirty one years restoration. which have elapsed since that date the high spots reached by gray trotters were made b) Bob Doug-l las, Dr. Strong, Senator A., 2.10,, when he wore down the field in the Transylvania in 1896, and. John Taylor, 2.08%, when he defeaiedi ainscott in the 1010.000 event at.

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By W. H. GOCHER. Dr. Dtroni: stands second in the h... or gray trotters’. Ho has n mark of 2.05%. Greyworthy, 2.06, is third. Cox marked him at the rec- ent Lexington meeting and expects to make a stake horse of him next year. Greyworihy comes from a developed line of gray mares. He was got by Axworthy, out of Bow-

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Delmdye “Vitalene" French Hair -. Tonic, is the latest Paris inven-l, 3. 19 3. tlon. Actresses and ladies of sir, mm m 0 - clety have gone wild over thls\ Oi‘ the other gray trotters, Jack preparation. it elves such life and Curry won several races with Sup-k 21:“: l“ “he hggrhfgeaﬁi gitelg? ol, 2.10, before he was ahlppedto‘ a. dye, nonla it sticky, ii most "bcau- Bussm- while Dandy J1m- 299%’ tiful preparation, every drop con- and Jim Ferry, 2.09%, were as fast m1" heir-srwlns. llgzﬁlllllllgollrll‘ a. pair of sprinters as ever took the EEmgSéGYZlSeYQJiQE wiliiqsbéo p“ word in any company. Albert 0., pyéased} ‘sold by E_ A_ Foster, 2.09%, did not do much racing. Charlottetown. ' Vanity 0ro,‘2.091/., was retired u!‘- ,ter she made her record-while Dr. Mack, 2.09%, and Amo, 2.09%, did the moat of their racing on the half-mile tracks.

At the beginning of 1920, there were fifty-three gray paccrs in the 2.10 list. Earl Jr.. and Fay Rich- mond are the fastest. Each of them carry records of 2011/2. Earl Jr., in- herited his color front his dam Jen- ny Cameron, while Fay Richmond got his from his sire New Rich- mond, 2.07%. 'l‘lli:l line rune from them through Jewess to the gray horse A. W. Richmond, which Jos- eph Cairn Simpson took to Calif- ornia. A. W. Richmond also sired tile mares which produced Silver Dick, 2.00%, and Waldo J., 2.09, an- other pnlr'of grays.

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inherited the color from their dams Walter Hal, 2.04, was out of Duck by Brown Hal and the gray Mary Boles, 2.20%, in addition to pro- ducing the beautiful trotter Wilkes Brewer,‘ also threw the almost white pacer Zombrower, 2.04%. The may‘ horse Wood Patch, 2.05% now in Murphy's stable, got his col~ or from Phonol, 2.07 ‘ll. through her daughter Heloise Gruitan. Doctor B. P. 2.05%, is out ol‘ Fossle 0.. 2.15%, While Arab (lirl produced Bessie Bonehill, 2.05%, the dum of Joe Patchen 2nd, 2.03%.

Oi‘ the other gray paccrs, Guy, 2.06%, Ella T, 2.08%, rind Gill Curry, 2.09%, wore rated us the most successful in races. Prior to their duy, when the high wheel sul- kies were in vnbio, Argyle, 2.14%, was rm important factor is a nulli- ber nt events. Sammy Kcyes of Pittsburgh also made a place‘ for Lucy, 2.14, in the big four. I-Icr breeding Ias unknown, some one having shipped her east. in a ‘our of , horses before her speed was dis- vocered. The piicers also had a may champion in Sweetzer. He cutilie world's record at that gait to 2.10 in 1877 and equalled it the following your after Sleepy George reduced it to 2.15 in n rage,

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TM Gladys Klark Company of fared an unusual itlllriifllloyt rit the Prince Edward Theatre lust night Wlveui they presented before r furor-sized audience “Tho Billndnegs 0f Virtue" 8. T600110 play from the‘ ‘D011 0i (3051110 HHIHIILOII an English writer. l-le siinwis -t‘ll'e danger that results from the failure of tho m-otlier to speiuk to licr (laughter

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The Blindness oi Virtue,‘

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Pollyanna The Glad Girl

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E was a doctor

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liecuuso oi n prudish sense of delicacy that: most people milstnlu for iuiodeevt modesty and IIiLYlIIlIIO‘ attacks it fearlessly, yet udtlioir: gmssneso .’l‘lie G-lirdys KIrLTk Com Willy handled iihe story wcll, in its various phases, bringing out a strong case ngndnst tilie fallacy that ‘ignorance is tho strength of virtue.

Mr. J. .E. Balfour no tho Rev. HMPy,._'P6llhb6l‘L0ll took this par" exceptionally well and the other malo characters in tho hnndg or Mesbrs Bailey, Hebert, and Hoy. the feunlirinc wiles. taken by Miss Gladys Kllnrk. Miss Lilian H.11-

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v95“ Si" “h”? W‘ J‘ Gard. Am‘ was got by Nutwood, out,of the 7mm’ M" Ke“? M°mm 5°58?“ gray mare Corrie, 2.29%, n daugh- wﬂsm mm“; Ben Mwrmh» ter of George Wilkes and the gray Mma“; A‘ ‘I’ mummy)!“ (yuan; mare Belle Bashaw, which, also H‘ E‘ D" mums’ 5mg“; H N- produced Strong Boy. 2.12, the sire “Y”. '"“"°'- N- J- F°’““'» FM" of Dr. Strong, 2.05%. Alcryon,'tlic eﬁcmn’ N’ B"; E‘ R‘ Larewelh blind horse, la represented by Am- Hamilton: C. H. Holland, lCllnton; 0s n" 109%‘ while mg son New, T' w" MMIW my? P‘ M°m“- one, another gray, is credited withi city; R. G. Bllkll‘, St. John: L. D. sywhmue’ 2o91A_ The E9], 1031/‘. Spence’ m‘ “h”? mu‘ C" HM”. appears in the 2.10 list as the sire M°““'°“‘* A' K ““'~“’°‘- “““‘“1 or Eel Direct, 2.09%, and Ito-Elect- w’ A‘ Bradtmi Hmmm“? w‘ G“ ion, as has been stated. is the sire K111111811, MOIMTEEI} C. I). Ctﬁhlllﬂll, of Rank“. 238%‘ the gray mare Mmnwah E" M" Tum“. Ham“; which Jock Bowen raced in New A. L. MacPhorson and wife, Bor- Enghmd (M. several yeam don; J. M. Elmore, St. Joihn; E. L. Philips, Halifax; 1,, M, Lune;- Blue Bull hsrl two gray sons that st. John; n. s. Price, Bangor: sired 2.10 speed at the pace. Of Mo; E. D. Bongman’ Monoton, this pair. Jim Wilson got Wlltran- by, 2.00%, the sire of the gray _geldlrig Arrow Tranby that made u time record of 2.05 at Indianapolis Mrs, L, last month. The other, Blueskln brother to the gray mare

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McLeod, Bonshaw; J. A. McNevlu, W115 I- Bonshaw; Rev. F. J. Nell and. Kate McCall. wife, Colllngwo0d_ N‘. 8.; J. J. Mc- Rockefeller drove for a number of Gillvray, Colllngwood. N. 8.; J. Years to pole with Midnight. He H. Bough, Newlngton; M. Ken- G0! Billlﬂmolll- 209%- “MY- B""d““’““°7 w- m?“ The gray horse Democracy, 2.07%. Bradalbans; J. M. Stevenson, whim came,‘ avewmms hero" Bmdalbane; w‘ E‘ amk“. him on the half-mile tracks a few Ubeary. Mrs. W. E. Brooks, I 0'Leary: Rev. Campbell Pavener, Zgfa-agrzywxnsz: aigxispgzvazﬁa Lower Selwsch; Mrs. Campbell vemwmd, a ‘m, M wmwlwood Pnvene" um" sﬂwwhi 3- F‘ passed his color along to Joollsoo, McLeod Milton; J. 0. Arsenault 2,08%’ ‘hm “m m.“ M“ o, B“: Sum-merslde; F. ‘B. Lowther, St. d], B" 3.09%’ l.“ tum!“ “who, Jot-n; J. E. Mallory, Perth: ‘E1 F. u, s" u, me m,“ m,“ Lu“ M°m~3°m°r$’. mum“ on“ A‘ Brooks by Amber, one of the first M- Mwplwmm‘ “d "m s" American trottero taken to Add» Stephen: Rum: Stewart, Sit. u.“

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