The Goderich Star, 1933-08-24, Page 7.104744.41.1 4
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• Allatt Breue tagerty:
"vot eenT."
.1 got:: her .StOrt,
„settled _i4Y_ line.' '.44.
1.1e ' adoPted * MI*: Of •
,e,ssurance he oonit not feet.: .,
qt"si thls MIS I tiulte.,.Cr''palOn e.bea_i_ted.,,, ' Crofton In the hist of health, 4 few
you on, that Attifallmo. o'ver ''' u'''''' minutes earlier ,ittOilant at Seeming, eon,:,
moo ..10.ve4 you,' 'had shared your Tour faith trel of the Delorme mine* now Sheothig,
Ut. 9rotton, trOaded On Proften'a Croelt.., ..himitit....7and *owl; ini, the
exactmo.
edziess until 'tile Sigitt •Of 'Craft04 'gaunt- rocrA trAt.-1VIarY Oalt Prig open the ear
ng )34,,weaith in the eyes of Morning- door. to 46the \ ate4,.,
ton fairly drove her road. ' And; ,in a 'fit ,
Orv.4os:0r Xergin would simPIY laugh:
..et,..4rneritiat, . she slOot,' OrOttOu*". , that preposterous defense, out ot; court.
:,.,z.he moolorto ,protty, Yetithtui ' Sac* so be tow the *man, and thereafter
momentarily • : allelic( w„i#11, -UV% grew weighed:his ehaneeS of lighting: the case
ashen.: . , „ „out: on ttio asSertionv'that 'Mary gait
. , "That- will , ., 'not fire on the shot* this ,i,ii'th,fi. teeth et
' "NOi rter she PreteSted,
ntVer dor ' ' a teere of witnessec, Whe-fhid 'alreadf
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lan'..Pressek stared.
0, , .
IT toe, 4:9 ,ott14.4e.fen...e,,, i he grintlY
told her. ', !'We Will, 'Of eourSe,.• claint. the
7thot•Was nnbitentiOnttic oceidental, 'You
•see, ' IV/*.1S,. Galt" -as the „.Weina*s. UPS
parted to kerotest,.7‘lhe facts are 'ine2ii-
' eralge,, . The prosecution will shaother us
with 'ix Cloud 'of WitnesseS. who saw Mary
lire the diet
il',W:,t.,.leizn:,,e:.,n.,•Ar'ee4,...'wcak ' reeds,', -the
IIPPoS_ ,itteir;R'--:dinientia,. tii*Iniostiitt-
i#6, shot Might , have been „ftecidenta4
*and 'syMpathy„tor an:1140.We girl. Just -
.1y, angered at -,,Croften's crookedness."
-t, 'Iiitaa',the.yiel.hings turri..to, stare.
Oat; if WO/ ' n,
1011, CrOttov Who didlo
'.tor not thisie the:
dep,"t -knew."
i"Theres one P0a$1010
-.4suieidt;"'
._, *014
knew mr, Crofton.
10(0 men, Be"- iv do *11,04 --
age thing as km
4 AteAtalin BreigeY *AY reel
wOnAll% attttiXde Wks nttertt;bnPossflfle,
But se, he decided, vatst the *Weide hOrtu,
riPbte 4
was flr•otten aetutiAT
known to be At'iter
unbeettatb44
red Isadenlet
eitth the icr. R. vladoct,
ton whIetled 01) the *be to• rete
to slow opposite the itnittingIn4le
Sri
d.',Ugbter,
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Ferrier,, Carmen the
14#04 and. Oiirt terrier*:
aPent 40440 With, M. -an
Adam ono,
BreMe4 %Aft ObInIneht-
t'And 'when the CV 1wed-
ot,
ot.‘
ilmol
vomit» oss
Psold
y a
N1LI
Mr. and glir* COOlr• 0!, ,Toronto,
are vlatthig her sister, Istri, 0...NrOthee,,
• Mrs, McIntlfre, of Dutigartnon, VI*,
iting at Ur*, ..Anta,t 140Perinitrit this
'"Xt's the bunk.1". disgustedly ejaculated tAvingetortO bid Old US that w.604 •
Reddlck• • • known Of fore -fathers r.; how his', MTS. t3chwang (nee',Reta Young),
"1 agree,", retArtmet Bressey; bitterly, great-grtindfitlier at. Oullodent-light; Vetrolt,, and children, are yisiting at
"It's the -bunk. But it' *11 zdjAkve, ,fOr .,the•- '4)14 line k1410.1 "7 11* the parental
440 NouT. of, arot*4 iteddick; 'ogee • grandfather' goad; .0 1).104Ck.Or six gen*: 'Ws. cl„ .Stewart„,04 Misses oral
here, you pUt aex,ttot the ides of, eratiOns 01,1* familY before' him., IC.• and tVelma Pinnigan Went to Louden on.
combinatien \tot' *ill three,. Ott lY traditiOn hiniSelt felt -.prOnd Ot,was sos, /%10,0, .inot-oevouog,
• INfbat
0011 diata•nee trim. tb
tunnell"' (itieried
ot oldotirne.
are to knOCk,thO *Do
Ot the -400.0nOtiv.
won't set fire to the ttulnel,ft. ago
r. Mar
hC explairied,
et.eday areh*n*c4 mi
mlgt denientia-or accidentr.or jiptuteat/cn: the Partientara eta; and, how the on business trip. ibis week.,
•
you can't. put acrowthe Plea that Man
dld ()Alt didn't fire that shot."
"I've weighed; all that,"
41r011- rue mere .ehut. It out. of your
testilieetud wiitilMestity.:agiti that sh.4 YoU'Ve taken the one line of de.
L! --
did= you - Mrs. Galt. fenSe that's alc4iltitelY hopeless. With
"But, if X.' fail, dent 'blame me, "The r000sure of 4ymaitOity. But bore your ' ingston who was a donkey. _
.°d4isdlar'Itzeir otv.le^;11'ia, Gait thanked ihai7oroci. him,.• ymathet10 jury by lmplying that was The jnfluence o( his land blood' re14411aninarl)IrteeYrkl'onP-•!leuncillititaydre-naarotirld-P-Int,!
• "Bat, just thesame," Bres.ler remind-. thoort. fppis; slit, you caul get a*aktiVraigstone's Character. It modified tne, telldi to stay a couple of weeks.
Thirtelf,,„,,t,Qur deten,4- dern intateir...e.nt Ins early•Years. the Inahk, friends Of VW Vetta:Tahb,,
realaor, -
,•,:hanged one iota.--ctofton's crookedness, Brease$' shrank.
of the- Old Man. ,.who tever
heard e„!,,. atiY Pets* irr hoins
guilty. Of dfshonesty, and 100. charged
his oialciren. never 'intrOdUee the vice.
,Ite ;used -also . to tell
tiluning them to qiiiiitenee sciipot
"I'll thance 4p"- he „told: Mai 'Other :tlefenee' elaul4 count 'Oa a -that neither had eVer heard Of a.;,T4
that
arid Ur*, trod E3eltwant viatted with
WA. rk..Outiedge a -day last. week.;
The, 'Young tadics' o! had
*very enloyable:"pienie Bege*O"Tletien
laStAiteeltt,...biatriing• teing the ,?Chlit
am-
usement. '
Ur, Harold' Jaeltscii; 'Out coe.
* lived; among the cotton -spill- who teeently unprwent an operation for,.
--WrIti.,-"....0..alt.PrAtinets_‘,--and--.4tila--h towy4.46.131_,e4por nem: et tanarkildr‘c. ''' It Criablell bhp to'appendieitis, will be pleased to know she
7charice"that -the-'--:'-ehrit-niiiirt4haVe-71:0iirr, lc : -..,' -.7-','., ," '-iiiriTt.,T, IVEMdiwthtrtiregvele4iorAlet; isAtettlegotiethk„.aXIdt.41/
".1-4 hardly`, feel' like tratkAng' a burn- the African - tribes to . flii-trTehtefa, :' It :fa can* -rii-e---tarwer.7.----:-..--
ar,Ataentav,, ,
On .1 -1 -Le ate.' stibloot..04-wager,l,..- , . k - 4110Wkli . itself 'tin the., dash' and daring There. • ykli be -no. preaching :service
With„,Mary. Gafp,s .statenient, ,Bressey ,=-4.
filleci '21ilt 'alteX.45:611 at tb4 "cd114.° )0 ' 4, "Then '',inu're - foolish. A, betting Which were so rediarkably, totnhined: -in' •next' Sunday, August 27th; at Nue,. it
Reddiek Ar.. Collinson.. He asked aSked for Mr. Ift.c,ffii:,, 00 oreic iii-60,,,,or i•iic.4-thli, - "Iiii."' with_ Eiaxerl'i. forethought' and, per- being= i'ert" Albert; anidiettary. : Sunday
.13.Uti?' she4-1rEher4eralT. PxotestOdi 11/4/r..-kteddlek, mtv-BedOciLlvas, -owed.• • .:
Oeften•Vatet 4 '6rOLOIt`•"*'' ' Mr. Iteddick...continued to be engaged,
put Allan Bressey 'waited until he got
Bressey If* • WS' patience. -,-..
..1.itees got to he a, creek, it Vin. to save through. Then ho etatnped. in.
- -,,Your stbolgbterr- - . - --- - - -, - • - - - him prbroun no -defence- Whatever,- you.„caw,got. her logical and ,raologieal Specimens. .
.,
"But don't you sot Mr. /IresseYk any- annoyance, • ' - - Irv' on aLOtraight Plea Of not ROO.. . ' It Wita iliaithil-intiar- -ext3,---thlt
the. thought of it win ruin her life?, -Xt pioug.i.4._,„ , . . :I've 4-..„1"ox of tv,tentk-nve, Cent cigars- the ;,great ,spititual .change took place
• WAY, lf'%fary,., gets off' with that defense, "Oh,' see 'here,".. he burst forth, t`I
' ;to PRY that -the age Of Miracles is,_past., wIlleh-17efiiiiiii0 the "Om* of Livings
by .side. beta on 111$, 4ses"- 'Well! a 'You. severikiiic,ei the '1114.01-a_S.ded_neas ,schoal will be _lield,:howe--verr.:.-at...te us -
won't het' on; bunian life; bet on the 10.- 'character .4107,ed ea.Pli7;--1°--lii't7' anal time, `2.45
stract •''Prinelple-that where the., el/A,. 'content with- reading, lie• used to scour Eino..41an is :erecting a straw
denee against ei 'SliAtirder.e.84 leves you the county In search -Of botanical, ,geo- Shed, be 'having +mil dowzi the old one
YOn. thonght,',deesta triatter,", Anci... yea"--rteddiek grhuieil tauntingly stone$,°11141-re•ri I,r. Therft. ea4 be Ile
*Will .hitintt. 110 alwaYs--that She killed a c .,what
„14.#01,,,110,4‘ Jot , let_ me , finish; Please.' snarledrBressq. "Let your 'eye ' idahee -"you 1ack'4he nerve to take me up," • doubt . that David -LiVingstorie'S heart
, d'Aveh when 13.4 was - little'iliti Mari/ • ' Rtidfck, seining 'himself With the hi:.. - ...• TI'-'7+-71.1.s,iisteitYk,c.iltyritial ;to., Ite-'4:di'ek,"
Inisteriouelrlibe sileneed, his protests. ,ever this statement." ,.._ -• • as -very thoroughly. penetrated by the
iiii-Sin'olie hew life ;that now l'io*ed .into -it. **LW.
sz$,
'llkii-: MASI "---WlellakA4 4gs. We ' PaC1 • 9' eVitable tivirettei giance& threiigh the your perfectos- I;;.'. honor of the twelve
r.hieken_ittnee-, that ,••••-.• ze its feet, and typewrittorLe;oik_a_. Niatic:iciiiat A- _
'A 4 -el"''''. .'ood men-,=4xid true who agree with-ine
, "mot. f,,,wa,I.,gotug" to kill the PoOt -bird, - -tion.' • His habitual giln:Catne back, ' thai black . is winte.". : ' • -
-J1L glittirifr-tbk:PONir .Etb40- On_ 0, eein-
_
ent foundation. VVin. IVIcalure is doing
the truolt.ing the gravel.
NOte thsaik gPectitc u'Ostion o
world-wide' scope for ionfselt*tutionx
pldretzgs: 1:110 anOrging of a CentUry-
,,,
The gravel crusher. which has been
oPerating in William Watson's pit has
finished the contract and lias moved to
the Viehlity f SJ tttford Geo 'eagan
dio not inertlehend- the truth:- assisted with his- tactor
bthlees:lorugt4tielawleadirnirito ItThnoely'Detrin="11rine oitflt
Jaw' es bad a. -very suetes&-=
•
to theheart of St. Pain, St Augustine,'
and others of that type, subduing all
earthly desires and -Wishes. The love
that bega*j to stir his heart in his fath.
eids-house-.-continued to Move -him -all
through ,his dreary African JourneYS, and
In fun. thlit, „rlonearelYer, tringd-.4
..lkilanf.,*vulti- never, anything,., _
already Spolled;-- irretrievably, XotAust
,
0 ./..ordetliett art My <led and ICritg;"
Thee Will ,,inagnifY and praiseL
I 'will Thee -bless, and gladly sing
Ilutd Thy holy naroe-alwayi. -
Sti.ottish -±,saiter.
Wrify 'Made me 'bandage- the 'stumps. "Ray on the -.eyes, isn't she?" •
'be ter4inued)
The paor r thing hobbled around for ,,Yes-cotifound- hie" • - .
year; it was her especial pet"-
. . "Why the profanity, my, learned
She 'VA -pen .her eyes., friend?" . ,•
--'"JUltr- she-was-.--alWays-brn
. a . --"She's too pretty- a thing to spoil--"
toinelesA cats to .feed, and it hurt her 4.B0-,
y that' your salvation."
• ,,,hezi„,:me.L.3),..m.5..: n.kle„k-robin. ,.- . .--,-1.-,--in ...• ) +
, .
tut bee on Mondavi dravithig gavel I
his new barn ';wilich be' is Outting up.
His former barn was the victim of' the
electric storm, which passed over these
pads week ago.. Broin Broil are
doing the cement work.
kneir4M -greabt_need- VIII, crop
4Steseentoe-gergin,"f conntered 'because she --kIlled-Crettori,,.,--thaVev--had
• .0
mr,.tettaik,-
(7w1.41$a Tie qswiit kiti4v
Y
imit arts ort • nes
Saturoays.
00
$1
- Pill3 a -range
Go ,t1 iPketraelie.coos
Round trip,frorn' 'Gterit„h. Fifteen' day
' it:- (.)t)- se Ift. ilv. • .
.Voritg ATTRACTIVE-PANKFOR.,11-41MVIDUALS'APID
SPECIAL RATES FOR pAangs of *3 0* MORS AND
100 Oft MORE ON APPLICAllatI 10 AGSM.
the hut-iniLlala.,•04,-.1.404.K/41.1,1n growth, is•Ahat .-ein Every
reY hat.4111-Nfh0 3w(3114' viltuqses Ivh°. enough -but lietatiSe She -relies on her.
to Cuicl and Sav441t:% one reitlizes the. importance of air for
• eaw ' her kill Creftolt," prettiness, her femininity, 'to get her -anitnalc--but that it is needed. lor plants
•The linty " little woman blinked in
tlear," • REUNION PUPILS
•• "why, Ivir. Stessey, Yet,' don't*be- seruoes. , • • - - Nite the Yesteryear Have
aniathe. '"; Redclick Iauhed.at uck callow
lieve -11/4/fary did it?" • • "Your cgdenvopportimity, boy. IloPe-
. And, incomprehensible though the .fact less case--loyely client -cause ofilebre.
Wax, .13rqss,eY- hegmr-tu-gras13-tber w w 'tablish year--reputation-fo
tgri absolute Immense. )11" was lvsfrs. "A dirty waY maim a reptitation, In all my Works' Tty presence find, liver seventy. . Young fellows *such as
vicinities deluded belief.. in her dough- an time .to cOme," „:.
Happy* 'Thies at Harbor ,Park
Pupils or/411e scilbol In years gone bye
t Harbor Park last 50,turclay
y 'fulfil; • fora reunion, with an attendance
It hYstsr.leat, od quite saving a. criminal from her just deserts, 4knd prove Thy etteptable. will. -ThOnlae• Smillie. -V, and William 'Bailie,
,
at cncerned ,-her was, not tile ment?" , j.:1: S. LESSON'E'OR SEPT. 2r4', 1932 liscif°°1 ben:- Others • came :from Sea-
. . .
ec Well what do you ree in her- a - --harlei -Wesley. go; again responded to theelang
"o A -
6;rerwhelniing evidonee' against Mary, ' "Alk/ui. bunk," grunted neadit1.
but the fear that Mary's after life would 45110 -lying, of course. 'and not too
" 'fully at that. *I can guess your defense.
DOrnentW--aceldsntal shot -and-;"
- "Not, flat; assertion:. that she
nogr, fired the shot." .
-.—"Yotr'infernal foolr-emloded-Itest-,
dick. "Why, wfth the. overwhelming
prima facie -ease Itergin's got, you dare.
n't meet him head on like that. YO1I
simply have tb sidestep." . ,
Th' 111!Istr,„c
detachment, as , a problem tid.lie worked
out-lita-the least- possible effort and the
most possible 'glory, along the least re-
cistive line. . ."
.
"'Toni trouble; Al," he commented, "it
• that when 'thinking becomes worth,
While, you cease to think. , 'Take a
spend hoint brooding oVer-a'easeS-
NOT-Stit. when I do think, Al,'think
]ear through a problem., YOU brood ii11
you „readh the pa*. *here eledrthirikint
, is tibtointely essential. . then you let,
Water and.
iYrnPathies run awaY
•
„ • COMMI$6160 Bressey. argued.. . ,
"Oa, whare:' demanded Reddiek, "has
.Witfkrfur-Lawtt-Serviee-,.:
'ntay. he used ONLY from,/ to 8
cc
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to
Before Water is used ter- !aim ser,,
application must be made in
,Valting t thea*itter and„..Ught
ilDathmission, -
;:-Vise of hose 'during 41re a*W-.4.S
otztiotlY prohibited. ,
'-itifraCtion, of the
be_ *Mt_ wlfi Wording to. the
13,1w:4.
COL0 A. E. 600 OiltitAli, Lt.n.f daio*om,Ilomia 0,ovUNoU
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DEPARTMENTS' OV INSTRUCiION'
toapostitoa • VIOLlit 111 eel sir
rItal aro STK vIoLA tt.60tatioa
Sifikttra vot.0mOtt.i.0 ,CoN 060' MO
OivIAN 00ULE Taos DALLtr DA.NCJIM
0 ItcHtS1114$.1fitT 0014 flit* ri AEC ItOZZ. ICU Itliffi Mitt
M1flWt4TERAUMWSUMMER tgAmlimtlatii
.Relidence for Youtig Weinta Students
koTA Aik014141..4titsON RtOtlEST-*
ittbnitrAti iCOLLEt.e. SZ, 2.640,N2Oo
When the bowels boeine 'oboe and &tor
Invuter coraplaint and 61,her bowel troubles set
Immediate Atteitit Aould begiven mut the dichari
cliecked, beam they betoMe merlons,
To AS& these- teduitutal Iishsrge ti
remel3f in Dt'Fowler's Extract ot' WrId 4r1
rMntdy that has been on the Mirk
Xi* * reablcaTal streelivis
Lesson Topic -David.
• Lesson Passage -I -Sailittel 16;4-13;
i'salm t18;70-12.
Cleidtal Text -1I Samuel 16:1. t
-David, the yriumsest son of Jesse of the
tribe-of---ludahrwasvbern.--m-Bethlehe
YE,
forth,-.BrncetieldrAtaina„...Loiidesboro and
Toronto, but ,on Saturday their hearts
and minds were at the ' old school house
at "The Nile.".., , • , -
After lunch addresses were given, with
itt-lar *0--41ireildi ed
of - the- school
according), to the can -anon reckoning, speech. igrs:. •wili . Lyon, on es oto.
11.-0,4-085.- ',While .a fugitive from Stall, and :Mrs. Charles 'Treble, organ%ed this
he headed a band of freeboetels Whose - annual- reunion -four years-ago..and-th
centre of operation vita' the 'pave . of
lairtr'-6n-the-.41eath-aL.:Sa
14bi-o-$4n-,07avittr1c1ttir.r.a
reigned .for seven years At Hebron, .Af-
ter a tithe matters came 1,0,e. -climax and
the whole twelve tribes tame under
ba,Vid'S sway and Jerusalem 'bacon -ler -the
,capital-, The character of David ha
been' ,Vory differently judged. In . In hiS
.. own; day ;he atal-155--,1401-451-114-peo
to the subsequent, prophets' and 'priests
he Was the model king; to the later .10*S
his kingdonitypifted the Itingdonl of the
eiStalf,Iit-Whorii rio -wrialifintelf7a th:.:,
His igefY, his zeal for, Jehovah, his *ten- ,
der: Compassion,' his generous Sympathy,his bold enterprise, --his datintlesS *nip -
age;: entitle him - to adniiratien; He is '
recognisied. 'al ,the'werthY leader of the
,Claen- people,' and, next' to- Abraham,
*0 Father 0! of the 'peg:Utile 011ie's, craVid,-'
the.itriati after ,d'aii,',0' own heart hearti 'Some.
-1-tZrx!.'1ittel'-'71W- glit''''102001101.*7-brth:;
faults'sd-that they might sneer, at his re,, ,
titian.- 'Ittit Ahe-bett ' refutation Or . th16-
.detraltion is the, . tibia toot& ifo free
,from flattery, co candid, and cotnPrehen-
SiVe,"and-yet leaving i.ne. illiPresslafilhat. '
its ,Stibieet was a. hero, .4 Man Cast iti a,
rare ,,ntouitt• He eames before us- In,
i every litht-as shepherd, r4t1g1elari, .
1,thanipiort, courtier, fugitive, chief, • ;marl
' rier,. king; what lite could be mote 'Ur-,
' led/. In a more daniestie way ' 'fie ati- i
Pears as Obedient 'ton, respectful younger' ....z...,.....
1
brother. modest, . 'youtb,,,, went lover, ,
,faithful friend, 'tenster..huitbanCand. lo -
diligent father,..,All along the line of ids'
, development, private' and public, VA
- PlotY is Marked. The palms he wrote
attest
attat the depth af' big love 'for .00d, and
his unwavering ,eontidenee. ' }tit .elatrat.
•fer,, was 07sentialik.the sante from -th
days *herr under *6 glistering stati 'as
ISyliii.45ii;.-.1iiLtixiiki;-.;r1V47:1l7437M.6116.
elate ,'tlit. tory ot tiod,' v.ntit the day'i
' 1m0.1 at i aged 'nuniereti • it • was said of.
'crene pritkers:., of pivid„, the son of
estrn-sere ,:ended -,A.- • late,itiii.:hy,itocinestie
perfect.. He was Compassed with infirta-
itiesi but, he maurrietiliis defections,: and
Was pardoned, .the struggle ,• with his .
llostiOntitt. nattire, SttOng and proud, was
kept .tip rineestantiy, 'ink tbotigh 'aft de••
fated, , he tonqueted at last. The eins
'for Which be, is today it,tocked were pre-'
tieely those "ot . an Oriental, ,.king. •Ile'
was the mint tift*if ttediii Olin -heart, iiot
In his sink Iva in his tepetitarce and iti
lila eaett; effort -alitel .4 11* r OA
told' Of same of their girlhood exper-
iences. ' Bumorons Mcideni's also were
.ritkan• of- da -
and Will „Watson of N le.
The •cortimitteefor nod year is as
olloWs 7Mrs. 1,1c0ra,tten, Mi. WI..
flpfWatsoMr Clarence Dustow, An-
drew Mellwtain and„tioss McPhee..,„,
Vik*, „,f , * A4 'irk !kw :OtAilk )0P 11/11iies
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MarVelO)us. Displays . From:the, manufactUrffig centres of -
0-tinitistic -so Foittirgn th2-wIldi.ttit the miadipaificent display
Inhibition, the creations Of man arePbglegh(t)-toreyOvuurr'apPlarvtalat annual
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Agriculture and - - 'teen competitions of tho eduntreerfineat
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Its alljed, in bteeds.of livestock andPet stock, trinomial
- 'Iota- filirdite;-jutnping--competiti --
ntederneproducts and mreducation
marketing methods are here for you cli' '
and entertainment in the Coliseum* Live .fitook Pavilion. and thenew
Union-Dollar Horse Palaba, "Agriculturists' Day, Wednesday, Sept. t441.
Sports events Scidlin raceforthewarld'S professional chaMpipn-
roa shin; dal,. Sept. lst, between the champion
iiV• al Olymp;
, 4,.. ---Ted Phelps ot England and the famous Bobby
Pearce, formerly of Anstra la. Will the sculling trawl* change hands this
year? Come and see." Eighth world's championship Marathon Swims)
Women's, Friday,,Atig. 26t Opon, Wednesday, Aug. 80th. ' Also inter.
national amateur. Sports competitions. Harness races, includiug $6000
fatuities, Tuesday, Sept 5th to Friday, Sept. 8th. • ,
The greatest Pageant IviOnietimia"-- gripping, glittering,of ifilem,,air glamordua dtallia• tam* you back to
Mexico of the 16th. Century and un.
fold's the thrilling story of the e(iii4neatloi the Aztec Empire- by Cortes
and his Spanish , adventurers -truly a tremendous production by 1600
costumed characters on a 1000 -foot stage. Aug. 28 .to Sept.&
Music The regimental band of His Majesty's Scots Guards will be •
here from England and, along with 80 other ha0.1/kb.414.***,-.
W1110404 100810 I.OVett# daily. , *
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' PoiontaWn (Adel free iriiormation bureau. List of carefully Seleot04
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Opening perfoiroance--Monday, Aug. ZS. Reserved Seats 60c„ 75c and
National'Exhibition;Tormb0. • 1,-.._ _ , 4
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