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Q•CW,t,NTIVIC PALMIST, MME. H. NOW AT l
1wJ7 •G',ommercial Hotel, Room 16, Have your
tan road, know yourself, ability, health. L
Tt11 {tiga1urday night 'only. Special rate.
3577x1 -
•, Wanted
WAN= TO BIW -SECOND HAND
• • bicyclic, in good condition. Apply to n
THOMAS GILLESPIE, Seatorth. v
5577-1
'Lost and FOund
rrRA1L� LICENSE LOST — A TRAILER
license lost between Brodhagen and Wal="''•
ton on Thursday last, Apply til• Waito 357ot
Offices 74I
Articles For Sale 1
-alOR SALE—,13 ACRES OF ALFALFA
.L hay, heavy eifop, standing, • Phone 4-93,
Hensall Central. 1 3577x1
'Tj OR SALE—ONE NEW UPRIGHT EV ANS
piano and one Rogers Cabinet Radio, both
in eirce6lenta condition. Value .for quick . sale.
Apply' to ANDREW DEMERLLNG, Varna.
6 3577-1
Notices
HINGAVING PURCHASED
BLACKS14T—.H
the' blacksmith= businese of the late --
Archie Barton; North Main Street, Seafortb,
I am in a tositi'on to do general blacksmith-
ing and repairing., Many years experience.
and all work 'guaran'teed. ANDREW DEM-
ERLLWG, North Main St., Seafarth.
3577-1
BE SURE :AND HAVE THE WEDDING
party photographed at The Burgess
Studies, Mitchell or Clinton_ .High grade
work at reasivnable prices. Both Studios
openevery week day. Photos taken day or
:fight'. 3576-21
' Township of Tuckersmith
DESTR, THESE . NOXIOUS WEEDS—
Sow Thistle: Bind Weed. Bladder Cam-
pion,. Canada Thistle; i -;Wild Carrot, Dodder;
Ohiekery, 'nigh:ling Mustard, Oxeye Daisy.
Blue Weed, Hawkweeds, Common Milkweed,
Wild Lettuces, Common Burdock, Decks. Wild
Musta4ds. Pepper Grasses, Stinkweed, White
Cockle. Common •Ragweed. Poison Ivy, Rus-
sian, Thistle and Spurges. The Weed Con-
trol Act states:—"Glasse 5. Every occupant
of land.. or if . the land is unoccupied, tare
owner shall destroy all weeds designated 'sox -
ions by the regulations ,as often in every'
year. -as is sufficient to prevent the ripening
of seeds' Clause 23: "Any .person, •who
contravenes any of the provisions. of this Act
or refuses or neglects'to obey any lawful or-
der of an Inspector given under authority of
this . Aat shall incur a penalty of not, ices
than $10, nor more than 550. for every suds,
bffenee." Weeds have no plate in a progres-
''sive municipality; do your share to pryrent
their spread.
ROLAND KENNEDY,.
Weed Inspector.
• 3577-2
Agents Wanted
11
h AN WANTED FOR WLEIGH ROUTE
u• of 300 families. Write to -day. RAW-
EIGH'S, Dept. ML -363A -F, Montreal, Can.
5575-3
For Rent
O RENT—SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, NORTH
Main Street: cheerful, bright location
ice13:•• decorated;,, electric light and town
ester. MRS, P. D. HUTCHISON.
3572-tf
41
:;Popular Stallions
Clydesdale Stallion
.FAVOURITE AGAIN
' "^.T-"* •'Rn!,*' 1 '44t i wen' 'as' the.gutblie,
are anl,u4 Aldi wliith it, 'hath en "In
One and OnnOntenese, It is a2'tlua
lefht h 'e tn. + ematireatkepi tor,
t+dae dxluid in Brantforn. And' on the
over at
Landon an thine part in a• musical don-
cent ihel'di illi city•,
Properties Improved
Among the eampatenively 'recent
•tmplidctem'ents in the village were
those orf Mr. Alex. Sparks in re-
ehil giti;ig and' (otherwise impiloviing
the exteri'3r- of his dwelling;' Mee, J.
McKenzie (i>tl• rennningling; Dr. A. R.
Campbell in raising the roof of his
dwelling; •Miss Isabella Moir in
s,hing''rngb {the walls of her dwelling;
Chamber of Commerce in eireeting•ia
fine up,to-date bandsta'nd; Miss Jes-
sie Moir in impovling the exterior
With nice ;painting; 'Miss Annie Con -
sift in nankin; ihnprovements to the
front part of her dwelling; Mr. Geo.
Douglas in re-paintfing; Mr. 'Harry
Arnold. in..._much improving the ap-
pearance of the west side of his
dwelling; Mr. 3. W. MOrtweiti in add-
ing to the 'e-rteriar and .grounds on:
what has ;lsee!n isnaften as the ReiciYert
property at the west end of the vile
rage. All these hmpro,vements "go to
show the sl rift of 'nttpmov'ement and
doubtless we have unintentionally ov-
erlooked some other improlvements
and changes.
• Miss Nellie Fee has ,taken a posi-
tion with M. Hugh McLaughIin,, of
Brueefield.
No. 24337 -
:nrolmelit No. 1961 Form 1, Premium A.
Terms -=-515 to insure.
Will stand for the ,improvement of stock
or the season of 1936 at his own stable.
ROBERT MURDOCK.. Proprietor.
Peter Kilpatrick. 'Manager.
• 3572-
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion'
MISTY LAW
426684] (22212)
Enrolment •bio. 2908 Form 1, Premium A
Win stand for the improvement of stock
for the season of 1936, as follows:
Monday., Afternoon—Will leave his - own
stable at Brucefield and gar south to Kippen
ko Thomas Batts, for night-, TnesctaotEast
to William Martin's, 10th coueession, Tuck-
etsmlith,,:for noon; then east to Cromarty to
Ken McKellar's, for night. Wednesday-
North -by. Staffs and west 13/4 miles, then
north to the 7th Concession to . Coyne.. Brae.,
for • noon: then west to Robert Doig's, for
night. Thursday—West' to Gemmell's Corners
and north to A. & J. Broadioot's: for • noon:
then to his own stable for night. Friday—
West to the Second of Stanley and north to
Jahn ' 11. MoEwen's, for 'noon; then to bis
own stable for night. Saturday—at his own.
stable.
Terms -215 to insure. •-^•'
• ROBERT MURDOCK,
Proprietor and Manager.
• 3572 -
Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion
MARATHON YET
Reg. No. 22860 'f.
Enrolment No. 205 Certificate No., 1
Will stand for mares et his own stable, one-
half mile west of Hensall, for the season of
1936.
Term -¢12.00, pa e; February 1, 1937.
DONAMD BUkNS.
Manager.
8573 -
Births
'BEACOM—In' Scott Memorial Hospital, on
June 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beacom,
^of : SeTforth, a (laughter,.•
•
Deaths
Mn. W.' L McLaren, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Wes.
Venni attended the Bell picnic 'which
was held at Riverside Park on Sat-'
,urday'afternoen, •
'Miss Patsy M•eDonnell, who has
spent 'the past year with her grand-
mother in Yukio, Oklo., returned to
her . hiome -here en Sunday last. ,
Mrs. Jdhn Pope, who has s'pent the •
last few months with members of
her family, has returned to her home
here for the suanm er months.
'Mrs. Mary 'McLaughlin, of Durham
who has been visiting at the hoane
of 'MT. and Mrs. George Hess, re-
turned to her home on Saturday last.
,Mas. Ed.. Sheffer and Mrs:' Fred
Manns left an Wed+nesdny morning'
for Port Rowan to visit for a few
days with the formers. sion=inelaw-
and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Reid.
Rev. George Logie, son of the 'late
Rev. John Logie, a' fanner ,pastoir of
the Ro{dlgerlville Presbyterian Church
will occupy the pulpit of the Unned
Churchen Sunday morning, June 28.
Tin Sacrament . of the Lord's' Sup=
per will be observed at the morning'
service of the Uni'te'd • Church on Sue -
day, July 5; preparaito•ry service on
Friday evening, July 3.
{Mfrs. Jahn Parke is visiting for a
few days this week at the home of
they son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and_{,
Mas. Clarence'•Pamke, of Zurich. .
'M'rs. James Patterson (nurse) is
with 'friends in.. -Zurich this week.
Mr. flee Hlagair is spending a few
daaga•.Illin week w't'}i.:fnerds .in Part
IR;crarart.
Mr. W. R. Davidson, who- vi+asL,ep-
e%ated`e on a few weeks ago in Vic-
e: ria Hospital, London, ks ilmpiloving
ewely ';and expects t:o ':be able to re-
rn h>bnne 'here the , beginning on, next
week .'•
Mr. and -Mrs.' Geo. Petty are leav-
ing 04 Frim' morning for Toronto
tri attEnnd the Wedding of their grand-
daughder, Mass. Marion Scott. The
veeddirng wilietake place on Saturday.
Minn Katie "Scott and 'M'rs. Ballantyne
t,1ll a'In attend the .ted:Wig,.,;;
Mr..Harry Jennings, of Exeter; will
have charge" of the seliv'icese in St.
Paul's• Ang}iean Church 'on' Sunday
next, lune 28.
Mr.-- and MTS. Shultz, Ief Pigeon,
Mich., 'who 'have been visiting with
friends 'aid. relatives in and around
town for the past month, returned to
their la .tr o".on,Wednesday Mor.3ling, of.
this meek, aeetcmpanied by Mrs. Sant
Winer, who will •visit in Pigeon .for
a few weeks. .
Mrs E. J. Ruanballl, of T:orontor.ie.
visiting for a few weeks at tihe,llloine
of her sister, Miss Mary McGregor.
A strawberry festival, under. .the
ausp"ice;s 'orf 'Carmel Presbyterian
Church win 'be' held,. on Friday even.-.
ing of this week when lfiere willbe
• good program of local talent 'and"
the Citizens' Band Wilk also be. pres-
ent to' enliven the ei. e'nling.
Funeral of Late Mr. Robertson
The funeral of the late Jas. Rob-
ertson', of the vi'.'age, was held from
the home here on Friday afternoon
last with interment in Hsnsall ..Union.
Cemetery The service was conduct
ed by Rev. A. Sinclair, of the United
Church, of wt:: ch church the deceas-
ed was an esteemed Eider and al-
t . (,ugh the funeral was a private one
',here was quite a large attendance of
relatives and intimate friends. The
floral 'tributes were very beautiful.
The Pallbearers were William (Craig,
John Elder, John T: Mitchell, Henry
Hort'omeAllred Taylor and Alexander
Buchanan.
Quite a large nuimiber from the vil-
lage and vicinity attended, the races
lend in Exeter on Tuesday basic.
Haying is now going on briskly in
t?-i:s locality and the yield is eery
good.
Church Services •
ed •lmlme4 tern west -,of
Sia@ •Hetet ,ao 4-We'lington Street and
th'xottglp true neairteq,y !of the C. NN R.,
together 'yrkth 'a favora'bl'e lease, the
s :ti atl'ion is splenld''id,. ''both foie the
gathering of the 'public and the 'fine
space for cars.
Mr. an' i Mrs. P. B. Buehnnan, - of
St. Thom -•
as, vent R'V`'edeanti. er 1'astt
with. relatives and friend's. gat leucite,
Mr and .Mrs. (H. Hillinnin left on
Saturday for Bright's Grove, where
they will holiday for a couple. of
weeks.
Milt. and Mrs. A. Smllli'e, of Torous,-
to, are visuting at the home of -their
seat, Dr. 'Sat' (inie, who ds donflneii; t
this rstbm through iUnees. •
! VB s Mi'nnme Reid is visiting at the
heme...D'f her_ _keener ,aitd sister -ins
law, Mr. and Mxs. John Reidi of
L
S1f[Ta—In Seaiorth, on Tuesday, June 23rd,'
.Walter Richardson Smith, in his 78th year.
VARNA
Hying Is now in full swing and
the weather -everything that could be
1111r. and M'rs. G. H. Beatty and
ehlil n spent 'Smithy with, the lat-
ter' parents
at-ter'ssparents at Ripley. '
KIPPEN
Engagement
Mr. and. Mrs.• William McKenzie,
of Kipper. anno'un`ce the. engagement.
of their eldest .daughter, Jean Eliza •
•bell, to Mr. John Howard Currie, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Currie. of
C'.irdton. the marriage to take place in.
July. - •
Mrs.' ' Heri `eirt W'. teman a n d
daughter: of Tcronto. Visited at the.
home of Miss Mu`2.1 Wnitemlan,, of.
.the village, daring the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. M:el•lis, of the
village vi=itnd at 'f -e• h•_me of the
former's sister and brother-in-law,
i.nYlr. 'and Mrs. Emei'•yon Stafford of
St. Thomas over the week -end, .
The Many friends of Mrs. Thos.
Butt, who' hu ,b: . -en seriouny sick in
Seafc'rth 'Hospital, will be glad. to
Iearn that she•is soma -'hat improved
and we hone that within a short time
sfhe may be able to • return to her'
home much improved in health. -
Mrs. Eric McKay, of E>;''inondville,
visited at the home of Mrs. John
Deitz, of the village, during the past
meek,, •
..Mrs William K'i'ng. of BeLr'ore,
-paid a'.shr--rt' visit at the ?tome of Mr1
and. Mrs. W. L. Mieblis, of the village,
desiring the week.
'Mrs: Norman Pybiis, who has been I
spending the past few weeks at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Henry;
Ricker. of the Blind Line. Hay; re-
turned to her home in' the West
during the past 'week'. S'ne was ae-
enmp}anied., home i'v her brother, Ar-
thur'; who intends staying for a . few
rat rt'hrs to help tak'e off the harvest.
• 'Ara John Deitz, of the village, has
not been enjoying good health for
the past few days but we tenet she,
may semi resume her usual gond
health.
. Mr, Wm. McGregor, of Tucker-
sniilfh, had the miis'fortune to lose a
• goo horse' quite recently`
,arid Mrs. Brown, 'of 'Greenway,
rots" at the - hamrfe of their d'au'glT-
ter+ rid sin in'-Vaw, 'M7'. , and NTS.
S l 4 r. l nus'seatl, of the village, dnrr-
in: he past. week. r • -
•when a 'hymn was sung: after which
Mrs. Young Ied •in prayer. This was
follaowed • > •bye ethtte' • Seriptanre lesson
•w.hieh was read by -Mrs. J. - Dallas.
Miss M. McGregor Tread the alloca-
tion.. and•a •beautiful •duet was well
teri'd by . Mlrs. A. Dougall and
Mrs.
M. Dougall,• "The Chuach lin the
W111dw'o•od," aen mpanied on the gui-
tar attnenanjo:-• •Maes. •Lane of Gade-
rieh, Presbyterial President, ,gave .a
very full 'and interesting report of
the Council m'ee'ting of the W. X. S.
held in Toronto. e •After the singing
of a hymn -n Mrs. Lane closed the meet-
ing vyith prayer after which a • dainty
tun, ,o_'f cake and ice cream wns
served and a sociali hour spsnt.
Ma- and Mrs. W. E. Hlbggarth and
'Bruce and Annie Hoggarth, of Lon-
don, spent Tuesday of this week with
friends in• town. •
• Rennie - Rnmball.
A geetty wedding , rw as solemnized
a't t r United 'Church, Parsonage,
Clinton, on Saturday, June 13, When
Mary 'Eileen, eldest daughter of Mr,
and ,Mrs. A. E. Ru-nball, of Clinton,
became the bri'd'e- of Samuel G. Ren-
nie, son of Mrs. Jessie and the late
Erastvs Rennie, of Hensel". The
cereanfny was performed by Rev,' F.
G. Farrell. The bride was attended
by her ester, . Miss Helen Rnmball.
The happy nosing• couple will reside
in Hensall_
Mr. and 'Mrs. Harold Scruton. of
Port Dover, visited over the week-
end with relatives and friend's in
town,
Mrs. NicholiY Cuppard, of Detanit,
and Mrs. Allan Butt, 'of Toronto, vis-
ited this week at she Mame •of Mrs,
Jc tri • Dins'dale and 'Mrs. Alda.. Sim-
mons.
Miss Jean (Bonnie) Glandis, of
Juno. Okla„ is visiting at the home
ri'f Lir..and Mrs. C A.-:M'acDpnn'ell.
''Mise Vera Welsh. of Toronto, spent
the week -end with relatives `g and
['friends in tlw•n.
I . Mss Isaber.e Saundercock had her
tons'.,.•: r:m,oved at her home here on
Monday morning of this week.
On Mor'3a.y evening, June 9t'h, the
men of the 'isenoall United Church
are ' putting on a strawberry festival
on the church lawn. ' A splendid' pro-
gram Will follow the supper and the
Bengali Citizens' Band Will provide
plenty of m'usi'c.
Mr. and Mrs. George' Hess spent
';ne week -end at Pike Bay and Dur-
ham.
'Mr. Harry Wilson. of Woad'stock,
j's visiting with friends in town.
On Monday last a number of the
relatives• and friends of Mrs. Wm.
Henry, of the village, took the op-
poitnnity •of eall'ing to see her on
her 92nd birthday and to
emigratu-
ra a her upon. .eaching . such good
and age with a- .stir measure 'af .h'ealth
anti; hen facul4ieta all so 'good as to
mignifO' i 4linversuitionl, etc. It is
naddle4g, pen-Ih+a.•ps, to say that all call-
rtnareadiveid a vary cardial welcome
antecitiipled with 'gifts were the many
wi ng that, she {Might be spared WI
bparnd many +mate anm^weirsa'nies. .
On Ttiesle r horning Vast Mr. M. Wm.
LTi itatatithlikt, tghiter,•
11Lisd et�t
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Frig ' vay, t Henalg. A:'pp11+ to Bax
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of *Canino! Plsby:
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Mats. D. .A.- tantelton left -pan tui;
day . for Pike Bay Where shewll
''span!)• 4, e'otlt jlla of Wseiis.
'Mtn Fred: "Smialllinembe, . of Guelph,
els ;decile 'ensiininn her. sister, .Muss ,1,
*ts. Ii' 7 e xtdll, vrr:''11 ,1,ugh.,
Visi"a'i"i• , at to m ',e, a � .ilei dla'-
t'es, s. G ge,Fee, 'or a'eon�ple of
weeks, eetaiirne4 • to her (home in 'Lur-
iolit hist yq^e'e'k.
Conti, ation School Report
The f0{034ter? tnen'results of
the Lpw'en Schfdd1 at Hensall Contin-
uation 'School. Tach pupil has four
Depanttmetilbal stobject and in addi-
t;pn, Literature and 'Composition,
Geloinletry (Ponta Ilya Algrebra (..Form
I). The 'majority also ,have Latin
and Fr n'eh. • Subjects Atli braeIcets
After a inane means that the student
filed to obtain 50 per cent. in that
subject: Doris Atexandrery Ruth
Bell„ Jahn Bell, Keith Buchanan (Bot-
any,
Botany, Lit., Comp.,• Alen, Mary Clark„
Maiiilgo+bd''l rosin; Helen Dick (lir.
'et. ),••Mary , Faetquhar, Aubrey • rFar-
q Har °(iPihysuogratphy, Lit., Latin,
F :nob), Ross Forrest, Mona Glenn
(A831:41 ), ZOax'1 II `poll'e, Elgin:,, 01
soon ()•:ii•. , (list., 4ag„ Lit., (loAxtea),
GJerald ' k101i1>I (ten.. 113r. Hint„ V40..
Ora*, Botianne.Vin, irate 1 r.), i
a' r-J:0('C'aI �' '+., Lar.), Jean
Long i M'a)cgaret McGrigor (Ph swop:,•
Arith., .Fr.), 'Elva MCQu;een, DQrotily
Munn, Kenneth Pasniri'ore; •Alice Pfaff
(1Bm, Hist.); (Douglas Sangster ' (Art,
'Botany, Lits.), Edna Saundercock,
B,aatbara •Sheph'ea'd, Margaret Shep,
herd (A•iaith.), Jbten Siznknbns ("Fr.),,
Jc$hn T1'aquaar, Theda Watson, Reg-
inald Wtuertlh (A'lg.), Reynold riVue.rth
(A11g•)e .
• McMartin - Halliday
A quiet wedding took place on Sat-
uncley, June 20, at the Thome bf Mrs-,
D. McMartin, when her nephew, 'Wil-
aiaan• Alien 'McMartin, of Loyal Oak,
'Mdoliigan, •only son of Mr. Robert Mc-
Martin, was united' in inlaraiage to
Catherine Boyes Halliday, of Bran-
don,•-' M'an..- The 'eerenneny was- pee-
fornve'd by Rev. W. A. Young, of
Carmel Presbyterian Church. Only.
the 'imimediate relatives were plres-
rawtoerry
es t
auspices Ladies' Aid,' in
Carmel' Presbyterian
Church,'. Bewail
Friday, June 26
Hensall Citizene Band
in attendance,,
Supper served 5,30 to 8
Followed by Excellent Program
ADMTSSI'ON• a 25c and 15c
est. The young eo'niple ;will reside in
Royal Oak, Mich.
Rev. Denise Bright, travelling sec-
retary- bf the Bible Sonet -y, took the
ervice in the United Church on Sun-
day morning last. stressing the gRreat
work done by the Society and the
ever .increasing editions of t7ne Bible
in 'every language nearly that is spok-
en throughout the world, and how
worthy as a forerunner of the mis-
sionaries of the support of all inter-
ested in the spread of the Word of
Gad, the great agency for overcom-
ing aid that 'i's contrary to its teach-
ing and the betterment of the world.
Miss Pearl Elder took the solo part
in the anttlhem;, and at the evening
esevi'ce the pester, Rev. A. Sin-elail',
delivered a spl:•endi'd 'discourse, while
the c'hc,`.{r rendered a fine anthem. '
At Carmel Presbyterian Church
Rev. W. A. Young, the pastor, occu-
pied his .own pulpit, delivering good.
practical srermians both morning and
evening, while the choir rendered
goad muisic. At the Meriting service
,Mrs. W. A. Young sang a solo and
at the 'evening service a quartette
was given by Irene Hoggalith, Mattel'
Wleh'ltman, Frank 13asbtisby .and '`Jin,
Mi i toad,
The 'bandstand {IS now very nearly
completed and will be a real up -to-
date Ione lin every respect of gb¢d
sits and 871W1 4nid ranking with the
best 'to be found outside of any very.
large ,centre. On Saturday everting
-the. Band nsed it in its tL'n'Iirdo1ied» .
ab
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e t. One- Day Celebration . In The_ History of - ea forth
r4 f
9.3.0 . a.m., Starting
V'm at Victoria Park.
LASH PRIZES
Best Decorated Float—tst, $5.00; 2nd, $3.00.
Best Decorated Car—ls s $5.00; 2nd, $3.00.
Best Decorated Bicycle; (Tandem or Single -1st
$$.00; 2nd, $200 '
Ancient Car or Vehicle '-1st, $5.00.
Best Clown in .Parade—gst,, $3.00; 2nd, $2.00.
Hard 'l'ime (`ostume=$3:00: ' : -
Most Original. Turnout in Parade—$5.00.
8. Kiddies' Decorated Tricycle or Wagon—lot, $2.00 ;
2nd:
9. Kiddies in $1A0Costumes-1st,. $2.00; 2nd, $1.00.'
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Duncan,R. G. Parke. -
JUDGES—Messrs. K.M. McLean, A. F. Cluff, W. J.
Prizes offered by the'Business and Professional Men of
Seaforth. • • '
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AT 10 A.MATRECREATION:GROUNDS•.�-�,`
1 veil S van .� Full •
program of Children's Sports with wonderful proms
(Special Prize for School Girl coming toe-Logest Distance.)
10.30 a.m.: .. Chnton eaior
Recreation Grounds
'chedaleaian Whetween two good teams immediately following children's sporii. Admission 25c
(TA X„INC LUDED)
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5750.00
2.17 Trot or Pace, $250.00 2.22 Trot ; or- Pace, $250:00
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rot 'or'Pace, '$250.00
The big rize none is bran g in t to 'ether the bet horses raciii` ';•::
this- year. -Betting per.mitted.. 3 heats in 5. First race ,2 o'clock'
sharp. Admission,' adults 50c, ladies 25c,.: autos' 2.5c, including tag.
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FOOTBALL6p.m.
Recreation
Grounds
Admission 25c including tax.
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