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Romance
Ii Ended Reslisticslly In
Wedloclr
By RICHARD G. WHITE
opyright, 1910. by American Press
Association.
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An elderly gentleman sat on the
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looking the ocean. Beneath him the
\\1;1\-es were curling in on the beach,
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ing sound. There may be people who
can sit and watch this incessant roll-
»l11;; i11 and recession of waves with 11
`.~:111li1l indifference. Not so George
\\'::1-1-ington, whose spiritual part was
inode of liner stuff than that of the 1
111-e1-nge num or woman. To him the
l1il|ows told stories of iniinity_ More
than that, they brought him memories.
'l`l1o1-o was ri tinge of sadness in it all,
for ho was alone in tho world, without
'.\'i1`e or child.
'l`i1c waves were recalling to him n
111111111111 of his youth. He had seen it
l`1-om 11 hotel window. The hour was
111-111-c1~n daylight and dark. Far out
on 1l1c horizon a full moon was rising,
11 belt of cloud across its center. Near-
cr :1 black hulk was rising and falling
111o11oto1iously_ Nearer still lay 11 point
11t` rocks. At low tide it was n little
11v11ins11la, at half tide an island em-
l11-:1ci111.: 11 few square yards, at full
111lc subnicrged. On its face, looking
out upon and absorbed in the beauti-
t'11l scene, sat a girl. Since she had
gone ihcre the snnd behind ber had
111~1~n covered by the rising waters, and
_<|1o was unconscious that her retreat
r1\-or dry land had been cut oif.
Quick thought: shot through the brain
of the young man looking out of the
window. The tide his fancy transtig-
in-1-il to a savage in the wilderness
with raised tomahawk stealing on his
prey. Again it was a serpent encir-
cling the girl and drawing its coils
closer and closer about her. lt was
rcnlly an inanimate ocean 11ncon-
sciously surrounding a girl unmindful
of all save the beautiful scene before
her.
,ln that region the tide runs with
grunt. rapidity. Wnrrenton knew this
nnd, rushing down several nights of
.-i:1i1‘.- dashed over the sand toward
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11 boat were lying anywhere near on
tho bench. None was in sight. Reach-
ing the strip of water closing in behind
the rock, he plunged in and swam
across.
The giri’s rcverie was broken by look-
ing up and seeing a. dripping ngure be-
side her.
"Come, quick! Yon're cut oft by the
tide."
Taming, she saw the swirling waters
behind her. Her face lost its color, for
she would be helpless in that quick
;-u1°1'e'nt. She stood paralyzed.
"Comet" repeated Warrington. But
he did not wait for her to move. Seiz-
ing her hand, he drew her, supporting
her at the same time, to the margin of
the torrent. She shrank back. Forci-
bly dragging her into it, encircling her
with one arm, he swam with the other.
i`he distance across the current was
not long, but it ran so swiftly that the
two were carried along till they found
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waves.
Then came a test of endurance. War-
rington was strong and a good swim-
mer, but by this time the girl was
:lutching him so as to impede his ef-
forts. _At that hour few were on the
Dench and none within call. Warring-
zon’s etforts were having -less and less
effect, 11nd he was about .to give up
hope both for himself and his burden
when he heard the sound of oars. Muk-
mg an ellort, he got his head as far as
possible above the surface and shouted:
"Help!"
The sound of oars ceased, then re-
commenced with a quicker stroke, and
ln less than n minute the dark body of
a boat appeared on the crest of n wave
above the drowning couple. Then a
hand was extended, and Warrington
.putont his own hand and grasped the
.;un\vale of the boat. Between the now-
.-omei' and Warrington the drowning
» girl was got into the bont. Then Wnr-
:ington was helped in by the bontmnn.
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While Mr. Warrington was passing
in memory over the scene that hmi oc-
curred more than thirty years before a
"woman whose while hair contrasted
with her comparatively young fnce
came up and stood with ber hands on
the plnzzn rail, looking out upon the
shimmer that was beginning to extend
itself from the rising moon. She turned
.ind was about to gn nwny when she
noticed the mnn sltli111.rnnn1~l1e1-_ There
was something in his appearance, his
wrnpt. attitude, to tell her that he, like
herself, possessed the gift of apprecia-
tion of the beautiful. She fclt i1n-
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unit to him.
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plied, rising and uncovering.
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hcauliful pni11ter.' While the ninte-
ment plnccs the lmwer above the grent-
1~r, it is still n beautifully expressed
thnuglit."
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ing effect of this scene to me is not
that it le a picture, but a combination
of inilnlto material fonns. It is the
wonder in it that impresses me."
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New Red Seal Records
Four Splendid Records by
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The famous English Conhnlto
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03179. Abido with Ma . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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03178. Kathleen Mavourneen. . . . _ _ _ .Crouch
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THREE Gil AND Stallions
owned by
DAVID REID & S011
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The Perclieron
Stallion George |
No. I
(1032) 11111311
will make the season ol 1911 'at th
owners' stables, David Reid & sono
Victoria Cross. This horse is 11 qapl
pled grey, 5 years old, weigh,"
atout 1650 lbs., is very lgw dowg
and massive built, with the best 01
feel: and limbs.
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‘ . The French
',,,_,» 1 Coach Stallion
 ,.g; $201313?
will make the season oi 1911 nt, the
owners' stables, David Rciri is sm,
Victoria Cross. This horse isstlnrli
bay, weighing 1450 lbs., with the
best of feet and perfect style and ac-
tion. Horse breeders-this is the
horse to mate you blood mares with
to get the high-priced carriage liorsen
that are always in demand and
bring the big money.
The Clydesdale
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ill stand at the owners' st.11bles_
_lavH Reid & Son, Victoria (irons,
This horse has proven himscll to he
a wonderful stock-gettcr, his cults
having carried oil the laurels wherev-
er shown.
The farmers oi King's and East
Queen’s Counties are cordially invit-
ed to call and inspect these 11111-111-.n
before mating their mares. Parties
,from a distance wanting to mate
- suckling mares will be met. 11111-t. nl
the way with any ol these tin-ee
horses. All ol these horses are sure
stock-getters. Terms and other par-
ticulars made known on application
to
DAVID REID & SON,
Owners and in charge,
Victoria Cross, P. E. I.
`1lares at owner’u risk-
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fit and wear when you bought hosiery. You
had to take your chances.
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 _ some reliable store near you, you 1-,gn climge
.31 the hosiery that is GUARANTEED--Pew
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order postpaid. Remember we will flll no
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llxe In 2 box. BE SURE TO MEN‘l('ION
FOR MEN
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2-11ly Botany yarn with s11o1-lui
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Q10- |090 - Cnshrncra half-hogs
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W\'|Rl1l. Black only. llux ui 3
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No. 330--"Evcrlns‘ (7
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ply long staple conibcvl Egyptian
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V111 up |11 boxes. Box of 3 pun'
$1.00; 6 rslrs, 32.00. '
and we will fill your
AB BELOW:
’ Penmans, Limited, Dept. 54 Paris, Canada
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Trotter foaled 1907 Bay Horse
15 3_4 hands weighs 1o5o lbs.
Baron Wood is ,a re1nf1rlral-ly
lmnclsorne horse He took firtt pxize
at thc Amherst Horse Show 111111
also first at Clr‘town F.xh1l1ll1m1
11)1o.He is absolutely sound, stands
'right on every foot, needs no boots
except for racing.
He is Slred by that good Sire
“Cakley Baron” who has the best
lot of Colts to credit ever sired by
a Stallion ou P.E.I. 5 of his Colts
~ aged 2 and 3 years undeveloped
have sold for $1450.00
Wild Wood the dam of Baron
Wood was sired by Provider 2.18
I-4 the fastest trotting Stallion ever
raised on P. E. I. his second 1111111
was sired by Prccptor 2.2114 son of
N utwood the world’s greatest brood
` mare sire, third dam Abdallah. All
the fast P. .E. I. trottcrs are from
Provider or Precptor dmns Bnroa
Wood has thc breeding to fill 1116
bill '
I His full sister Queen Oakley won
the 3 year old race this spring al
Sydney, C. B.. beatingCon11nodo_rS
and Achillers.Q-ieen Oakley is said
to be the fastest trotting lilly 111
Nova Scotia.
Baron Wood is ready to trot :my
Stallion of his age on 1'. li. l. Oak-
ley Baron Colts excepted.
Inteudingbreeders please call u_11f1
see Baron VVood before 111-ct-111118
your best mares he will please >'°“~
Baron \Vood will make 1111- sea-
son of 1911 at 254 Kent .\`t11»et.
King Square. Terins $111.00 Cf'-*ll
or note due Nov. Ist, Usual 1-12111111
privilege. _
W. S. MCKll'.1
Owner.
4-22dsttrs2m.
 
Bllllllll   28901
Trotting race record 2-ll l‘2
This hi hl bred and beautiful 'l'_f1‘""‘l¥
Stallion :ill lie for service at Park blnblcs.
Euston-1 Sl, Charlottetown season |01' “' T
fee of Ten dollars cash or note at mme on
first service. Return privilege free tial
mares proves in,l`onl. llordcr has no eglrllin
ll
4, in Maritime Provinces :mil no 9\_\i'_" _
|d1111|1ly
Steamer. Halifax leaves every
'l`ue_s‘d1ay at noon, for Hawkesbury,
Halifax and Boston.
F A ll E S
lst Class $1!-00
incl Class 10.10
1111111111 '1-11p 18.5°
l‘nssen|;crs leaving Charlottetown vin
*ielmi on Wednesdays connect nt
ll ilifnx lor Boston. ,
Returning steamer leaves BOSTON
§/\'l`URDAYS AT NOON. `
For further information a pl to
the advertiser.
1 r_n|coll
4-a5drlh6m. Agent, Charlottetown. ‘ 4_1ndN“J"nH“’
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America as n sire of beauty, i_“d"' 'mn
and speed, opportunities cn_ns1dercd<-l no
lee has been placed at n f1l£“'f`1 ',h“ nt
breeder however careless or 1nd1l`f2r¢n
can afford tn overlook who ima ins We
interest at heaut. Border's coils las! YF.,
intillecn stalls won eIevcn1i`1rsls. linbd
seconds. and 11 third. They “re “and
size, beautiful in nppenrniire, faslvflw
sound, and resemble him in apl‘?""“"f‘ Tm
l remnrltacle degree. He lnmscl A
never known defeat in Cal1ld“ N lmihe
hor 1111111 mek, 11. 111111111: ‘““°" n ,,
wor|¢i`s record for green ¢r_0l‘¢"' °nr_‘,
half mile track. He has won e\8h"°'; me
prizes and dlolomae and one secord "TM"
show ring and his colts hlvo N0" “f_"|.r,
whenever shown. For further P'""‘
Apply to D. O' Brien Park Stables 0|’
H. C. LYDIARD- "_
Ch"l`own 0""
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