11, 1928

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EVERYONE NEEDS A CHANGE; EVERYONE NEEDS A HOLIDAY._" The old say ing “Too mulch work and no play makegijack a”

V ' _ f dull boy” was hundreds of years aheadof the modern Doctors who are uttering the same warnings todiiyi THEY TEIJL YOU PLAY, '_ I ‘ _ it _ CHANGE' AMUSEMENT ARE AS NECESSARY AS F0/OD AND SLEEP _ ‘ .

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ground from»Au_g_ust 20th to August 24th _

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The Charlottetown Driving Park and Exhibition Grounds will be a great big play f"`:f`<,\ 1.

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There will be fun, thrills, education for everyone. _ , ._ _ 1 l I

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From the opening hour at eight o’clock on Monday evening until the closing hour at A _t`;...." _ _ ;~_

six o’clock on Friday evening, there will be 0ne continuous round of `fun» frolic, thrills, in- ` » ~ struction 'and education

Will be devoted to the horse racing part of the program

Some of thi; fastest pacers in the world

Some of thegreatest trotters _in the world. ~ _ V ‘ l °. r' " 1::

_._ 1, _ V wiiimeettdgenierin battle may dntihdspiendid hdifmiidtrdck. ~ ~ .Vigii ,,;:_____ ._

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See _-the thrilling finishes, each driver Si/riviiig to win.

' '__ ;{~_’-_; =“‘ is *i _ in front df the Grand stand

_,_ ___ .'€@5;&$'a’¥A_a_ ‘°»' ' “ Biiiy nice. Trio df comedy Artists. _ _

_ _ _ " bf _ _' ‘-=-4 ' 1 Royal Pekin Troupe, never before shown ln Cfiliada- _ _ 1 - ’ _ _ ` _ ‘ i`_ Splendid music all afternoon

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<>‘f~;<,-fit. Eiiriiiiies .

Entertainment in from of the Grand snind by °

W ‘ g»_ - ' _ et the -kiddies come dayand night and have some fun

_ _WV_gff‘f;=‘,1~,;5=i__ _.___-».<r_‘-__ , Lynch Bros., will be_ here with all the best _niechanical devices, rides, shows, etc.

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Positively the finest outdoor show in the Maritime Provinces.

V ___ V V _ _ ..`V lugs and other [we Stock, to compete against each other for the ribbonsand' the champion- /}u_-V§_;`~_.___.__A__VV _ ' _i` .,‘f. _ .- `- ` ships. _ ` ` ` ' 1 , ,"'"~= f,""‘?‘ `- __ ‘ 1 ~ _

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_ I \i\\.\VVViVA ___ _§__\_VV_V\ '\~__V_i|\i|' .1 »,VV,'V“¢V\_,_; _ This great__g_um of money will i_iri_ng'__t_og_ether the finest catt)e,_ horses, poultry, sheep, U\\i__» ”."f1`U_ f1_"`»"l".»,\. \1.l\F\,U.ri_`<~'_»\`~'»"f'ffi U

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_ _, ____ V Billy Rice Trio, Royal Pekin Troupe, Band Concerts. ' IV __ _ » , _ _.3 f. iiiiiimsi uiiiwiiv isvizii . ~ '

I" _ $GOTTI_S_ll 'GATIIEITIITU-' 0l|‘" TUESDAY i\FTEIll|00l| AUGUST Zlsi _

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C To bring the biggest possible criiwd, to stimulate interest in this greatest of Exhibitions ever held here~ to make the people of thi_s,_our Province, realize the products it p1'.0 duces, to see our great cattle egchibitors up 'against the greatest cattle exhibitors of other parts of Canada, to see the finest horses.of the Maritime Provinces and of the State of Maine fight out thrilling finishes. All these and

many other things will be yours in the _four 'daysy August 21st to 24th. Opening night August 20th. _ -

' c ‘ 7 |’0PUI.lR PRIGES WILL PIlE\l|lI|: r i

The Di'l,ec=~to“i.'s-,in _c0.operat`ion' with the City and I__’revincial ' Government are determined that no one need 'stay away from this year’s Exhibitionion account dtprice

_,md haveplaced the admission fee the lowest in__the continent of America. 25 Cents admission to the main grounds and buildings for adults, 15 _,Gents for children. 1 ‘

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ON 'l`llE DEATH orghfrnlmgn Thohgh has gone' wen no om 18th. was an event of unusual sud- Mrs. (R/ev.) A. N. Simpson. Iowa.

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\ _,___ _ - _ , ' ~ em » ____ _ deness and a severe shock to '-Gris spending the summer' with her ~ ' ' il `Co`i'fin who But well- k€¢_¥D his m°m,°ry me r latives and friends. mother, Mrs. R.. E. Bagnall.

1 “‘°“‘°"Y °‘ “"8" 'ri-easuied in our new-ts direction, ivms. itonsiucic onnnr. _ “°;h.,rei,,.ia Mrs. Malone nad been __

`l-'WS "mt 5°'°"°d l°ve’ unseen' / "-"‘ visiting in Boston during the past Mrs. Mary J. Warren and son

_ _ .- _ ' - _ _ _ winter with her daughters and Keith, formerly of New G ow,

He was Huw ' ~, _ ¢ A o more on earth W0" sw 0n.thVt* lf¢B1‘f\?`h_ °f 5““d‘¥_¥- '£113' sisters, anionly five weeks beioreihas returned to Wolfvllle, N. S., f Mommy in-QYQ; "T?il" »_' ag ` . » S 1 “.5 grace' 15t"l9%'€cthe de" .hm M"‘_R[,qde °k_ her demis h°a.d returned to hcl' after spending e. short vacation H0 Coup; answer "no" when terfillb- TYUSHW mu °‘“" av ° over Grhnt “md at er mme “Bm” home in Kensington. visiting relatives and friends on

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By "w"k.‘*h‘ ima “V*"°“§“'1i“"",`°"‘?- iviix' together one chopped dni°\1~ Mrs. oi-ant was the ymmsest B§f1k“§ffu‘f"t,fe°‘;nd wfm Mm E_ E_ stevenmn of Kmgsum

ch0PP¢d ta" apple B half 3% daughter of me mm Mr. and Mr; She was a daughter of the late Ont is spending the summer witli

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compsnied by Miss Alma Weeks of

l 1 l ,_ .1 , _ Miss _Marzaret Ling has retumed Fredericton motored to New Glas- Brazil's first national congress of

to her home in Wheatley River, gow, Monday, August 6. iaviatirm is in se§ion‘at Rio do Jan- after visiting friends in New --- ciro.

GIHSSOW- ' Mr. and Mrs. H. A. W. Mac- V _--

;- Coubrey and family of Sidney. N. Argentina raises about 40 per cent

Mr. Milligan, Miss Selma. and S., are spending their holidays at of all the cattle produced in South

Robert Milligan of Sherbrooke, ac- their summer home in New Glas- Ahrriigrica and Brandi' nearly one

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_It is our wish that

you buy our Bread

from your Grocer.

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if he can‘t_ supply

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it to your homo.

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No meal is better than the BREAD you

serve. Have you from _the health _stand- point considered the reasons; _why you should. serve I-WNES’ BREAD* You owe it to the kiddies and the gr0wn`-_upsz Ask those people who are using. it_;. ti`re5‘.‘.ll tell you. Are you aware that HYNES' BREAD is baked in the most modern ovelilj made from the best selected No. 1 wheat; in a. bakery that is sa itar-y in every respect, under the ' l supervision "f Mr

_ ' _ viggiiih :iv . Hynes, whose arantee stands back df

every loaf? There’s_ a reason' why HYNfS' BREAD” sales _i'tre_liiei‘etteiiig. Ask your grocer; he’li tell -you. Our Bread is on sale at all first class restaurdnts and grocery stores. _ _ _ _ _

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