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(inorgt-t.to in 11 rich mag
iliinln in~.\l<es an appropriate d
irtirk lor wear in the last Sun
uni rnrly l“'.ill,
The model above is finished
ii wa\s\\\\\e only slightly below
iinturiit waist. There are fine
wills-libiilictlxe frock tit the il
at either side.
liitiiiestoiie rings at the fron
the tiiiiilisii piece, which d
longer than the hem. The botto
ilierkirt is trimmed with ning
osirit-li.
[ima o I pits il. e
town ll wl` All. s this
o ini: ey
ing. (tame starting at 7 sharp
P .~ . C .
1 atilot Please ony)
»-_-e-o>i-
Challenge
Tiic famous <‘.arinody five
llnnril'e Llnlment for Neunlgln.
` " ' “""` TT' n re “han for me Dpenmg day ‘ luis than those acting at this yei1t"s1,md mey were “H h“m._|,(,,| ,.,,mh,|_,§l_lli‘_U`UUl¢- l>ll\“ll\ir U10 IGH <l1li’.~\ l1l_': _ __ _MATINEE-ADULTS 261:. CHILDREN 161:
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HOW. T'HEY SETTLED THE;
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A MEETING of 'the Con1‘4ei‘va‘t'ive
electors of Melvll-le poll will be‘
.held in S0111-h Meilville School on
'i’ue»s<lay_ Sept. 29th. at B u'ciock p
in, A. J. Cniiipbfiil, Chaiiiinnn.
' 5168 26 9 21.
UNLESS YOU G0 '10 the booth
and register yur name you w.:||
have no vote. Every Conservative
should register at once;
513.1 28 tl 21,
l1MP0RTANT CO M M lTT E E
MEETS-The Presliyterys Com-
mittee on Rearrziiigeiuents of Con-
gregations in the United Church
held ii lengthy session in l-ieartz
iinll on Sept. 2-ith.. From 11 n.m,
to 6.30 p.in. it representative cont-5
-mittee of ministers and liiyiiicii
nitlde a careful survey of the
whole provii1ce_ Coiisitierablo work
lind been iloiio by way ol’ investi-
gating before this and the whole
situation from Searls to ’i‘lgnisli
was gone into. This committee
prepared certain reconimendatious
for the Presbytery and the people
of the several localities to deal
with so that the meeting of the
Presbytery on.0ct. (itll. will he ci’
great interest.
Sets Track Mark
For Farmington
1~‘A11MlNti'l‘0N. Ms., Sept. 26-
John R. Braden, the famous_
Aroostook poser. and his veteran
driver, John Willard, received zi
‘big ovation at the closing day oi'
the 'Franklin country fair today
when Braden shot under the wire
in 2.09 flat in an exhibition -mile
to beat the track record of 2.10%
made thy Northern Mac lust year.
Northern Mac was on the track
t0dny taking the 2.10 pace easily
in straight heats over a fast field,
McWilliams also drove -his own
gelding to rl win in s. hard -five
ienge the ilaldos to a Irie
fi' l tth Char
heat race in the 2.20 class.
City League Football
The City League football squaili-i
are now going in full swing anti
it now looks as lf we will .have as
good a football games league as
there was baseball.
All the teams are turning out
large numbers for ‘practice and
reports have come hack that some
very fine new material have been
tnund.
The Rovers have an exception-
ally good line~up and are build-
ing up the new .material all the
tlnie and it now looks as if they
will have one of the strongest
tea-ins .for the field for next Sat»
urriay afternoon.
The Anchors are coming every
day, and have a great lliie-up oi
fellows to pick i'rom that are an-
xious to get going in the opening
game.
Ass You Ai.wAvs i - ~
Get ii new Uillvefllir D*°*`1°“"’Y"°"" "°'°°°" ‘° "°°""°" - .  :.""(.l-' . ‘ ` . MIRACLE MAN
1-11.1°. “tr 2° ° 2'-, Peterkin Wins 2.21 Easily. Batonette Won  we H°°~»f1;»f»f- 1115-<;=»_»»--i
The 2.17. Jack Volo And Hector
Fought The 2.15 Out to Five Heats
The Third Heat Making One of The
Most Sensational Finishes Seen on A
Local Track. Best Time of The Day to
couenm ui.AT1ons.-livin nnd‘
M1111. J. S. Shirley, of 258 West Ein-
crwiz Bt. Melrose, Mass., use ie-
-ceitvintg congi-a‘tul.a.tions mi ttlhc
iblrlh oi’ ii sou, Cll'i’l'oi‘d Gros»ve.iiu1‘,
burili Sept. 22. Mrs. Shirley was for-
1ll*fl`lY Miss W. Wadniain, of Crap-
nuxl.
Missionasv ADDRESS. -iiiiiin
l~.’tlicl -Reid. i‘orini»rly ui' this city,
who is liunia nn f|ii~l<i<ti;li from
(iliiiia, will give an address on i|1»r
niissioilary activities 'l‘iiesdo.y Lii'l-
eiiimin at .130 in iiin puiioi oi St
fi. Dalziel .. .  1.'i7 149
R. tizillunt _ . . . . . 1-15 88
ll. .loss.Ie   112
Sf. Avards.
W. Gregory  93 112
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1 STIFFNESS
P. G-ity  135 59 120
ll. Roizfirn  108 ti 10-i
A. oniinnt  .. 143 13:1 179
J~ Arbt-ni:  . .. 1oi> 127 1111
ii. oiegory .. .. 111: 11s ioc
11s
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U `   ,1leci.or`fourt|l_ lime 2.16% The
 1 ~ ‘riiiiit iina ziiiitnta B. were ruled; Today 3.11 3 15, 7 & 8 45
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| 1 ¢ ¢ |¢|_ i OONSERVATIVE VOTER.- Ge! - The fifth and tlnal heat of the; ’ __‘ ' °
5-Hop 'mm H° mm. . I iyour own. your wife, sister and . __ . race, the two starters got away ont _    11°
it oHfi'rid=\1aM°r reiiiftervd The" 9°* iff" ' ' ` the nm snare, .inch vaio winning r ”
out in easy style by three lengths‘  “  
Peterkin 2.13 1-4.
Peterkin, Reed Bros, Fort
Fairfield. Maine, (Gaini-
eron) 
Peter Stratton, W. 1).
liragg, Collingwood, N.S.
\ (J. Smith) 
,Muir/\tibrey, li, llc C. Mc-
; ilinngille) ..... 
|'li1:c, iiowlaiii, (Seiiiplri
at the interstate Fair or ess ran: "en Who. md Wu" the heat' While Capt' “Nam righting "eck “nd ` ' ' U , ` .
,ig y9Ste,.dny_ To _probe that msfthe officials were deciding the win- neck for i-iecoiiil place which finally :]“<lg€B:~-l-  _(twill. W. -“t Q
1-5,51, victory was not ,I Hmm Don ncr. tht-rc was a cunstniit babble oi’ ly went L0 the A1111;-ny nniiw-_ Time B10__u/n. I1. ai. 1'.. Wiiizlit. _ _
Mac came hack gn the second hem voices on thc stands, each one 2.16%. '1llllffl"-T- ‘lf (/i¢llN'0l‘~ (~hl“l
“mi won in 1331/‘_ 1-liiiniliig his or her favorite the The sf-cond licnt they got away R“““l‘““ “ml 1°' F- -'\"‘"'"~ '
winner. on tha iiftli score, Iiatoiiuttc going Clerk- VV- J- B"°“'"-
"`_’°_‘°°'_`_"' As starter Frank Power Came out in front from which its was m“l“""e J"di4”1 MV M"C“l"’"~ 1145
out to announce the re-stilts. vV<l‘Y nevei lieiiiled i’iin<c~is Anliivy sei
w » Statistics of the Meet
lioiiy sat breathless until the lin- 0nd_Cn1t.O'l~irlll *Ulu* to uvliiieiiii. ' `
. l S F . . .
Her. Jack Volo was de<ilai'eil, illlll at the start and again at the tlire-cl “"5 fu-`*l'~"l'-. heh! il"0li~'tl diiriii;
then his supporters went wild with quaiwm- nnlslied tliirtl, Wllteen Boy the nicct was on Satatrday in ili-
Ono oi’ the most~interc-sting gum- Uiieoi-5_ fo",-lh_ Om. peggy |,,.(,k,_, (.,,,,,i,,g ,U 2.17 'Prnt when iialoiictie sti-ppii. _
9*” “VW mned 'm me ‘h`l"*t‘”`Y at |)lll‘l1li§ the D0l‘l0<l llelweell the the bali’ and in regaining her U* mile l“ 2-‘Sl/*' `
flhe Ch'T"W'il Alley I"Flf|flYii.iiz1l\£ll‘*' fourth and fifth heat ut the 2.15. ,m~i11.. ,iid WMU to RCM, f,.,,m \,,_i|,,g -- 
Uwe" We ffl-"|0119 R»11lll0\lH 5 'Html Mr, 11',-gd (jnmemn, 1| |'0i~m¢-r Char- shut out Time 2151,/ The fastest hunt pat-eil duriiig ili-
the St' Aw"“]°" B°y°5' A`m"°"gh " lottctown man was called to the I, H 'uwl -I it /51', , L . . inect was also on Snliirday in tli
“ml” ham mek In the"Sec(”'d `g`""""‘jiiiii',e'-i stand when Nii' Power with ll le -.lm led ‘Ly LU away 2.21 pace when l’etei'kiii sit-iiimn
,hey cmmb ,buck in me _,bird amd _ (__ » _ H ‘B-__ ‘__emm_k for on tin thiiti sciiie, liuiiiiu-ite itoitii/4 me mile in 213,/ ' WITH THE POPULAR FAVORITE
won mn my 8' Inmmgm of 52 pms' ll/li"lvéfilselrllii"pi¥:‘;~il,tei| hiiii Swltli alllwfly M uw Start had an Hwy Mm - L 1 1 w \
. . . 1. 1 .. . ~.._ _~ 1-. ‘1 _ "M
The more ,i;¢;;";u4:_’L1nmS" thu twenty dollar gold piece. kinil~ (§,.\,:},§,l Thorn was tliii-ty-one livats irtit   
|y ilonnted by Mr, W_ Cliestei- S. ,L break at th, "wud ml." and ted :intl iiuci-tl during tho iiii-ut tin-
.\icl.ui'c. for the driver iunking the m_,,,m M lm, lhrm, :Ulm-\,.,.H_ 0m.l1lVL‘l'tll-is llllllf llrlllt-Z 2-lP‘l'.fi- ' MATINEE 2.30 SHAl'lP
13;; iuosi. nuinlicr of points during the lrmgy |,em|,,g out Wm,..." ,Boy for _
119 m1,i.,g_ ‘_ __ _ _ I-“mth p|acc__ 1]\~_me_ 2151/__ 'l_`_li1,-pil. were 1-ii:,l\t1.;.“ limits |1111-eil ff   
129 102 “lien the tlicciiiig was ovoi. .mm 2_]5 C1388 11-mt and Pace tluiini, the mot-tiiii, the aveiagv
'l‘. Gant'hlorr  129 1313 118 Mr. Caineron claiiiilng he was li>ti_“,_m u real race from Hmm L0 mush tinie being 2.18%.
dry for spevcli, iickiiowledged lli1<|_,v__,.y heat a rum and su _,msc »_- 1-0N|GHT AT 8_3() SHARP
 - -< - - i~ . 'i‘» ...th .-1, t~tti
ili)ilili"iiiil:1d mem" “nh “‘ “W l“‘“* that the npcnniiiirs woniii not kiiiin ,nil-xilll? :l‘T'r9';'i)l'l‘:‘? h‘T'f`*1\v)1;)i.,,;`_‘__ THE Bic New -/orai»< succrs i
_ - _ _ _ tliiiii seats .ind moi if iiitriist was , _ , , ,
lliiriiig the 1925 iuxliililtion r'1i:t’»“isliiiwii in this one rncif than innny Um" bvmg z'1X\”" “HE]1L S  ,
'h“"“ ""3 "ol |’“"" ""8 '““'d""tli'ii.c1~. during thc nicet when four 3*” -
wlivre the lie-si of s|>oi'tsinuii-iliip,hm.B,,,4 appeqnd to [ml lm `q,.u,[er (ln Szitliiwiny thc fastest. days
_ . . -. ~:\ -. . _ ) 1 v 1
and igoodfellowsiiill did not cxzstlveuple had in uhm. xmmh, un gush; rittriiig that cv\‘l` t00l< illllvv Un ilu’ I   
bctiwvii drivers. 0W11»=1'S wld vffilf-I,-....9 .md no f.,,,, bm may ,,1,,,,,ge,| ‘7l11H'l'1i1<‘-l<1W\\ llflvlutl Park ww* ._.____.A_` _._
ini” in gimme 0( me \~u_n@,,_ \ th N U I _ I _ _ \ i'iiii off. There were eleven heats 1 y
Mr. Frank Power, `of lialifuxlfgihmgl  U::fyS;;\tm:1 Jlfalewllsx trotted and paced, the aivi-rain-   
who hint charge ot the stni-tiii1;,,_,_,.m,0n ,mm out of mp ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,tlii1\@ being 2.16. AND THE sPEc|Ai. ADDED A'rTRAcTioN
~ ' .I ‘
1 dui-_ing the nwct, discharged liisflmnm _ Q `
of any kind can be quickly duties ve-ry cupulzly and was at all' lu me _“ml h,,_.n_ Zumhm “_ _‘ww  Frcd (.:iineron, being londinir,   
H G b 1 with U’"~'“ impmliul l" me d"i"‘"`S amlitln- pole, dict-tor, "l‘lit- 'l‘iiiik tiiiilvmver ‘Wh I6 p°'"ls' wmmng the  
re “Ve V m“B“g “E at the ~anie time itoliig away witli. ' " ‘ ` W- C Q Mcl urs $20 Pohl l’l~‘\‘\‘
» .link Volo, the vt awa on the. ' " ‘ ‘ ' "
_ , .__.__....__ .._. ..~.¢.-~- nity unnecessary scoring which wusl,-mtrth ,,c0,.__' Jwi". goin; Um In for most points diirlng the meet. BIQéGER AND BETTER THAN EVER
" ` 1 7 -i ini i ii 1-  ` ‘ " .- .. --- 1 ' f
Th Star are also going Hood"  A R  S ";:;::I};{l?'l)l;:lel}1l?c: it :5,""ll‘l, h"Ml’s“'!:;lliIifoIl<lc= brit Illilililnlliiilhiiir-llitulli; Great "mm is d“° um '"‘"’"“" ` Ticket om” open. from 930 A' M t 93° P M
9 5 1 tck 0 t n 1, ue, U wil of gffii mont for the splendid condition iii NGHT'-3961 5261 37°
'i`.1iik s cond, Lantbiu B thiid and! __ _ _ _ ..
lhe following is the summary. _ _
2.21 Clan Pace Stlké. Purse $500`
1 liitiisli, llurtland, N. ii.
`}’aiisy Aubrey, ll. A. M11-
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Heggsggrllgnnon  L` /,
- ‘_' _ 1 - r kr _ . 'l'iiilii»»2.l'3‘A, 2.16*/¢, 2.ll}’/1. _  _.
.lnincs (Jliurch to which the ladies Nolwitliatantling the fact that came from bcliind and nosiid the _ m\g;;_=;‘l;u»;on i '
Ui' St. .liimi-11;' and Zim; (jhm-¢,||,,,.i the Fri¢lay's ruccswere pustpoiied Stratton horse out at thc wire, wlio‘ 21'/ C|iB5 TTU! SUIKG PWS? $500 3,55 ,_M5,\,, ‘
and.:n1y one interested are cordinl- nntli Siiturday, on accoiint of iho'in turn iiosed out Mac Aubi°ey_UHll0llvll@. W- /\. llllilflffr' i
ly invited. heavy rain 11 larger number than Tinic, 2.15'/1. hill". Sylllliiy. N. S- lllllll~
-_-~ expected were on hand to see what in tht- 2.17 class 'l‘rot Stake. Bat- ¢l@\'l\ill\\   1
ST. JAMES CHURCH.-Rev. D. turned otii to be thc best dny’s ruc- oiiettc, who was trotting exception- l’i'|iicess Aubrey, D. A. Mc-
McVicwr_ of Cuniigv.1i,prcoched bwo ing of the meet. ` ally well on Saturday stepped ont l‘l\»~¢1. lltlwlhll (Ss“ltll\=) 2
exceltieilt seriiioiis in St. .lunies 'i‘hre was im other nttivictiiifis, and won the race in three slriiigiit C3111. 0'N€lll. ll\li~'l\ U'Ni2|l|
Clnlrtih yesterday 'iii0I'ritlll'g ilflil so the minds oi’ all present beci1nio`ull liviils being very fast, 1’i'liiccss l~`redericion, N_ H. (Cum-
f¢_V“’||l||‘K'VJ |11-FEB 00I\tgl'6gwi.i0n~.s. Thie f,,(,|,,,-_.(1 ,.m|m|y 0|, me |,,,rn.,,1 1-_ndlaiipi-ny_ giivc him n good I-nw in eron) 
tllglllliullllllstlililedllilllteélllaol  wamtlie interest seen Saturday at the_evei‘i/ Mui. but Ulil0IllH=l!B 896111011 Wm‘~'e" BUY- M["‘fd 1°
l,m‘_m|em__Mx__ D_ A l`:l'_K_l_fn0n:’|I’;:;_ races took the old timers hack scv- to_ have just that little inure’ that |l01Jl»!S0". llilllfllx- N- 3- _
1 U;-nl ygnrg made him a winner Lapt 0 Neill (tlioliiiefl)  l
¢'fill‘l»lltZ~ A .~i'lrlend'id serv-lun w - ' _ ,, ` .' , 1
“Musa by um C_ G_ L ,1,_ ___ng;r“`$_'; Time., Wim were im-_tiiiintn eu-Inari’ not acting well at tiiucs but (NlI_lTsi-’.gY. lil.-Cul; _'ll A.
1@,_,.,],i|,.Bm_p or _Min Manor stew nuizh to be present will always llulleil through with third nioiicy. M.i<.'Kinnoi1, t,_ii own.
ai-L. 11\l|e 3g'10|,4¢,s`,|.L me ),;momm.g have in mind the postpiiniid l‘r1cesiWlll-P-*‘-ll llily and Out' l’\‘i-iiéy. llilill lM‘~'|`“i€""_l 
trial evening gerv.1g.,.5 were M,-S_ E_ ot the 1925 lixliililtioii sind pnrticiil-zweiit giioil heats, but could not get 1|-iiiie. 2.1111/4. 2.lii'/1. 2
W. !VicKinni0n and Mir_ Arg||iur_iii'ly the third heat of the 2.15 trot up with the others. 215 Cl T _ d P St k
iii-tree. till Pace, when with everyone on In thc tirst heat2iive liorses crime - BSS F0 8" 20° 2 ¢
lt.Ali’cii‘ toes, Hector, the lsluiidlen- to tllc wire, Wllieen Boy drawing Purse $500: __ _ ' 1 _ _.J _
  ' M d -try, \vh0 was on his good behziv- the D010, Uur Peggy, Capt, (J‘I\ieill,`-|11*-‘lf V0l0. R- ll-_i|{‘fil|¥'1\t1‘;" _ Q5, ', ` ' _ _ 1
Se at emi' and racing eplendidly, had Batoiietto, and l'i~incess Aubrey, IUWII. N. ll- lUllll`UY) -- 2 2 l l \ gin' ~’,""_ i/\.
N R d won the two tlrst heats of this they got away on the i'oui'tli 5crii~e,_l|frclor, ll. A: Mclhee, _ _ Wm; i\1‘A 41,1!
ew  race and had the lead :ill the way Wllteen Boy going to :1 break _iiistfw llllwlilii, ibeniplci  l 1 2 -l Z ~ _
on the third one, with .luck Volo. after the word, i'ccuvei‘e1l and HN* Tilllki lf- U- C' M9111' ‘ The S¢|-mn his "eve,-
SOUIX CITY, Iuwa, S\ept_ 2(;_ the (iagctown, N_ B., entry pressing came strong. l’i'iiiccss Aiiliroy R10-‘\ll. H;1l'llL\llll. N. B-_ 3 I Z '_ know" an lmde,-w°,.|d Somew
Don Mac. bri wn g ilin i lint, both racing neck and necklbroke at the iirst turn also rc~ovei'- `i1l""l"*"  7 ‘ "“ » d t f
and driven by? (1, l‘I5ii[rts,g`1l7fwl}]t`:- tliiining into the hoine stretch, the ing riiiged uegk um; neck tt, th., Znntliia B., l<J_ li_ lie (7. Mc- ,` Iiliagmgs S3113 Erliiellle and sur
Kim' S“»*‘k~- ls *Ulm i0 have USUN!-zuroivtle raised ns one lo sheer their hall' with Balonette, the Auhrcy l"l0Sh» H‘U'UiU\‘l- N- H-
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fluarters oi it mile in 1 Till to nose i - U t 1 Dum th 1 t li i \ I 0 The officials' 
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out and likes the game, come on
out this evening with the team in
whose section you reside.
che"-igs ‘ Political Meetings
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The undersigned will nddl‘0SS 0110
etiee-mrs of Queens County on it-hc
political issues of the day as fol-
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3 In this class only four starters
'kin going into the lead and hold- Time 2.15%.
ing it to the wire, being pressed to
'2-13'/1. by Peter ‘ Stratton. MM- es the Volo horse had to return in
l-‘\'llbl'9Y -finishing a close illl\'d» the stables for repairs. on coming _ _ _ Toddy. TY°'V¢“"`0H T"°¢i 3 HDI!!
with Pansy Aubrey drawing thc neck they got away on the 'second Brltlsh Champlon Glly D611” WHS 6119113' the 7199!. M"°_P“"*° 51020
score. Hector again hiking the ienii tot tl1e"»_1evehI1_ _two-year-olds trot my _Dean (Wright)
and holding to the stretch, when _ ` _ __` ers " 0 l- Vi mee- 2"" W0" il ' ,
ki" ‘wing "ight mt" the lead ‘md *° D'-‘ll abfeasi 01' UW Hecfilf h°\'S9 Guild in the final round ot tlie~;he (rlafasuied pace by taking we Bob '0'Bov il? rsh il
again holding to the ,_wire, the and then the drivers with to11giics_pmfe,,s|0nn|s match play go" _lrl.'~;tit\\Lt;i]_lients.dihetha: néloslii Guy McK.inney¥\ (Ray)
Aubrey i1fiidnSt:'i§ton_ horse staged and whip staged a wonderful and tournament today, 3 up and one 23?, R319,-('h;‘;;((i2e n;&:,eS`;af;.` 3I,r;\0(.l 'i`iiiie»~l..i'1% 1 111% 153
ii wont er u . n s foi second pleceyiiot soon to he forgotten drive to to play. init 1-onlil not-get through, ln tlif-
Peter Stratton finally getting thc the wire, and as some one remark-'
tiag time 2.13*/4.
The second heat it took five scor
es to get the horses away, Peter-
Mac Aubrey took the lead, holding
gg g S Will ll0ld me   H1089 into the stretch, on the drive to 'Q 'ng th” E"h"’m°”' my ' ‘
The three club D ,- , _ ' . _ ‘_ __ _ d_ _; _
. 9 N1-in this evening, Anchors at Vic-. . i , Tile 2.21 cies Pace and Stakeslme wire }i1,.,1m~ hm; e“,,m_,h w_ipi.iiit<l iip\.\.1rds of thier- liuii ie. Performances will’ start on time. Late arrivals will
HQW do We do lt, ,Orin |»m.k_ Rovers at Abegweit \. I  M  _ ,wus me nm! races on the cm_d_.HU__ve to hold his posmom while dollars in iiiipriiving it. and with. be obliged to wait until first Aet is over.
grounds, and Stars on `P. W. C. _ _ _ _ was won in three straight heats _luck ,V0\0_ The Tank ,mg Zalluliu out ti doubt had the wcatlicr lic.-i._ __
grounds, back of the C0ll9E9~ ‘  ' ' T" ` T "' " by Peterkin, Peter Stratton drtv- |3_ fought hard for second p|,,_¢e_ W°"m 0" S“lUl“liiY il mllull l0W‘fl`, ,_ ._  _ .  __
- -‘--_-- ln! lllm lll me fll`5i heal- t0 2~l3‘/*dank Volo winning out with Zanth- fwemge would “We been "e(`°rdp'd’i and Jeanette lioynl were today's _
,but there was no possibility ot in 13_ third and the '|‘11nk fnnrtli. “S me "ack Wm’ ‘ierlmnly ""0 ofi winners at the fall Grand Circuit 5l“"“f@l' W (COX)
lbw"-ing him. 119 he Sll0W€ll BDEBU Time 2.16’/4. me mme” mmm m C“w`“h" lmectiiig. .1 dsl’ of riicint-1 without Tl‘“‘“-Tl N'/4 301/1
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nylllintlltliesflicifigdnrrlfinct' lT‘“|’f@ WHS $4i?<l0-00 in raises tori rnniniy ivini-i>hy‘.~i :vinn sith n-nn‘2-i91T;°1¢é3'm|e=ts.F} 116. 1 ts
- I ‘ 5 ‘ lie tires days orse ruclivr. at-.ffli‘ favnreii to win the sinitiiei-n iiniei ~ es- urse $1020
ped out in (tout again, Jai-k Volo, “ _H mvmed U ' 1 . ’
_ _ . _ _ __ __. '1 p as follows: Stake lor 2.10 pacers iinl l-l to
i“'“"w°'ed. the can’ P°mk'“ dmw. g""“g him “ g““‘ "M “gm “’ P. 1:. iniiniii ...............,_.........si,ctnoo the head or the .ritrnit-i1‘iiiL;»ni-ii Pciim' _twliitei
ln! U16 D°l6i P9101 SYYHMOB M211- the wire Tile Tank alter ii break . H L 1' dd
- ' Nova Scotia __......  1,600.00 heat when Lulle Forbes camel 0 ti Y (Murphy)
Aubrey and Pansy Aubrey. they regained and came fast, coming lo New Brunswick   65000 through to Wm gollthwm-,| (kelly)
got away on the first score, Peter- third place, /.antliia B., fourth. Main   60000 The favored puppy won the Bin Neue (Mme,-)
Th tm d h _ tt th U first Iwo heats of the 2.19 trot., I1“'{lil;“I1““Zb;?f:?/Chzizlill/Dlllégg
B I' eil . 11 Gr F90 SC 1"' while the third one at a longer ills. 9- <1 4 1
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_ _ T' .third hctli. llraden Ruler went to cl“9lfl°d PWG1 3 HGIN Gf
¢l@ClSl0¥l DY B half |9118*-ll M80 AUD' Ml. the Volo horse- Doked out his   h is ithe outside in the stretch drive Miles-Purse $1020
rel’ third. time 2.16%. tongue and won the heat. indeed it y p y Venti won hnndlly.
In the third heat Peiorkin got was as close as all that. the Tank M  B 1,) -leilllefle ROYHI (Fleming)
iiwiiy in ri-one, going we iireiik iii finishing ihii-ii nnii znnihiii ia. 810 1 (33. 911 11-11. southern i-imi 2.10 Pace. 2 Broiler Ruler <Pa\tn>
the second turn, Peter Stratton and fourth. Timo 2.151 . Heats, V; And 1% Miles, l‘3ll DlN’Cf- (W@llW00dl
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