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HEAR TS AFIRE e Bagtg Chicago

To Bring Capone

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’, cuanaa is

Virginia, lovely as' e. hot-house peach, colorful and blooming, held- in literally and metaphorlcally-the W center of the floor at the Vsmittut

ball. m

Men swarmed about her. Rafts of

men. 0

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homei Poor child, in such e. home- sm., ,umm-me, wen prep”-mg

ages. Am afraid she succumbed ML a nt of shyneas. and ran on Th, "pm um, u pgs"-gi md

of them Gay tit bits flung appar

ent in Lucia. _ Mrs.

: laugh.

| the deep end!"

men! "

never had that opportunity,

Not that she really wanted it. Oh

no,. She was a ‘one man’ women. If

‘ die an old maid.

But- Wn.sn‘t it the irony of fate that

women such as Virginia Dale-with nothing in the world to _recommend theni beyond an artificial sort of beauty, und a certain shallow wit~ should he petted and sought after and made much ol, while the ‘tr-ue blue' ones were overlooked?

'drawing power' of women such as she?

With honest gaze, Janet ilxed heri

this problem.

Yes . . . Virginia was gay. She,

was laughing now, with an arti-‘ ncial tinkle in that artificial voice of hers. Meri loved gaiety in a woman. Virginia understood that fact. It chased dull care away, and made them temporarily forget their business worries.

Virginia was amusing, too. She

had an answer. pat, for everyone. Even if her ‘digs’ were sometimes rather broad, hadn‘t most men ii

ltoucli of vulgzirity in their com-

position, whicli responded to the siren's ‘ikidding'?

And chi with what a heavy hand could Miss Virginia' lay on the flai- tcry! l3cckyv»Sliarp, icrreting out the weaknesses oi each male character she came across, and then ‘playing up' to them and catering to them. was nothing but an amateur com- pared to her successor!

“Bold young man!" she was coo-

ing now at Cunibermere, who _ . . would never see nfty-five again . . . and tapped him playfully with' her ostrich feather fan.

Old Cumbermere felt devilish. “lf I were twenty years younger, I would run away with you, Miss' Jinnyi None of these boys woull have an innings!"

She flung a killing ogle at him.

"A man's as young as he feels,'|

and I always did prefer men over` thirty-live!" (By flattering implic- ation, she knocked twenty years from his agel)

She had a word for each and all

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EI'i§;irI'i'i'iO"l3ilE";lEe'rEi2t"l'>uidSI'IEe t1<lSEs'o'lE/gl Season in this district, were landed |5°h°°1 °°mmm°¢3 lPP°Il1f»€d~ 5iCl<fI

Where is the child?" puzzled

an ,muc pe

older girl's strength.

built young man had just come in,

to shake him by the hand.

famous inventor!" gurgled a young ‘fiapper’ grabbing Janet by the arm, and pointing. “Do look at the pretty

With a look that was half aston-

ishment, half satisfaction, Janet

‘ Prudence Pagei l

(To be Continued) .

saw that Armstrong‘a 'girl' was]

ably would be granted, during

States penitentiary or the Cook

“Aptl Very apt! Old Cumbermere, h ed' me, County jail, they said, and then

,with his long drooping whiskers ap';;°u_;""§; tx ":;'§'_';';mc1t;Bnw"the trial could be begun. land Iumbermg mmcs' is exactly like and there was a sort of lull, follow-l C“P°"° hs* b°¢“ 5°”I¢“°¢d 5° a. seal. Shell fling him another mor- ‘ ed by A buzz at the far end of the'1l years in the Federal prison for gel in R mmute' watch mm so oglballroom. A tall, dark. magnificently- 9"”-‘mn °f mmme lax-

United States Attomey Dwight

|' ill was mn an eduyms sp ec""'°1°' and half the people in the room' H- GN” at 91110580 d°¢Ul1¢<i l/0 UG | What fools women can make of wanted to talk to him’ to meet mm quoted on the matten as did A”|s_

tant State's Attorney Grover C. Nie-

YYTII' 5he’f_’m“ Jane; Merge; ~why,1¢'g peter Amqsh-Dng, the; moyer, in charge of prosecution of

gui tess of ait or camou age- a ,the racket; conspiracy indictments.

_ _ . __ , girl he’s got with him! The woman- NEW GLASGOW WOMENS

‘ Will Ogilvie dtlaulted, then Shed hater has succumbed at msn., INSTITUTE

The August meeting of the New

Glasgow Wome.u’s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. A. B. Stevenson. The vice-president, Miss Elsie Laird presided. Meeting opened with Ode followed by creed in unision. Roll call was answered

»'Lobstor Trade at

SHEDIAC, Aug. 19.-A moderate! supply of lobsters, the first of the!

at Point du Chene this morning. Andrew H. Stewart, _ Point du Chene, Superintendent oi’ the R. J. Conley Co., Ltd., of St. Andrews, stated today that the trade at thel point of the Consolidated Lobster| Co, Inc., of Gloucester, Mass., will be handled this season by the Con- ley Company.

J. H. Myrick 85 Co., of Prince Ed-

ward Island, are also engaged in the lobster trade at Point du Chene as well as Emile Paturel and Bradford Smith.

At Shediac town wharf, the lob-

ster cannery has been leased for the present season by Edward Dol- ron. Thomas Gallant, of Barachois, is manager. This plant is the only lobster cannery ever to be operated in Shediac town.

Each season large quantities of

live lobsters go forward via the Canadian National Express from the shipping centres in this area to the Boston and New York mar- kets es well as to Montreal and Upper Canadian cities and this sea-

son good business is expected.

NOTED MUSICIAN

SERIOUSLY ILL

LONDON, A118. 19-(C.'P.)-Dr.`

Malcolm Sargent, conductor-in- chief Royal Choral Society and one Of the most noted musicians in London., is seriously ill at Alton, Hlmpihlre. and a concert in h‘s

ANN SCHULIER £5 GEORGE

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CAPT. CHARLES' LEAPING 'HOUNDS

LOVCYS of U10 DPdiKrcl‘d dogs have a treat in store ln the form

of 1 oplemlidly spectacular nnimiil production which will appear in front of the Grand Stand :it tho Prince Edward island Exhibition thin year. It is presented by (`api. Charles :intl his famous Leaping Hounds, and comprises several iiluo-hlooiled Whippc-is and Grey- hounds, their performance consists of ii series oi' extraordinary high and thrilling jumps, each canine competing strenuously with the other for supremacy in the height nl' the jump until they are tower- ing In the air. But height does not seem to dauni the hounds for they blrk joyously as they race towards the obstacle.

0! course there is a clown dog in the troupe, and he elicits many

I hearty laugh as he buricsquca the enormous leaps nl the other hounds, and relieves the serious routine with his dngglsli humor.

The entire performance presented hy Capt. (`hnr|es' Leaping

Hounds ls vlrlle throughout and never foils to sz-nd thc spectators wild with enthusiasm.

0

'-when 1 look at you, by love: r behalf 1° being arranged by a com-

feel

_.'» 'mittee oi’ which Sir Hugh Allen is

"Like you did the day _vour horse

won the Kentucky Derbyi" sup-

!plemented Bertram Traymore im- ,pudently, annoyed at Jinny's lack iof interest in himself, "You al- ' ways do buck iviiiners, don't you?" l (Maybe a wrong-un in this easel" thought Janet Mercer, grimly, in the doorway.)

ured perfection and the ease he had

semi-circle, some to admire, and some to frown, and some to smile, and some to sneer.

Watching the couple-'Praymore

supercilious and assured, . . . his partner with her head thrown back, and an ecstatic look upon her face- Janet could have groaned aloud for Prudence Page.

low . . . this snowman . . . this dancing puppet of a man!

Where was she now? Janet knew

all about the new blue frock lash.

chairman. The whom v,-111 be ggv- en at Albert Hall early in the com- ins winter by the Royal choral S°CIetY with Sir Thomas Beecham as conducor. It is said that 1);; Sargent once refused an offer as conductor in a London cinema, at e Salary of $35,000 at year.

F OR S A LE 3 Cash Registers iN riiisr onsss oimgm

1 ltlbl . ::.....‘; '::.“:.:.:‘..° :.°::'.';‘.'; or Confectionery business. 1 lun resmsr suitable for

number of clerks, etc.

Pfw" Very reasonable. TERJVIS or CASH accepted. Write Box 608 Care Guardian 031%,

with favorite expressions by four-

Where “'35 the Secret' °f me Point Chenefreen members and four visitors.

Minutes oi' previous meeting read and adopted. Sick committee re- ported visits made. New sick and

Mrs. J. L. Stevenson and Miss Elsie Laird. School: Mrs. Lorno Steven- son and Mrs. Harland Hill.

Convention delegates reported

unable to attend convention. Mrs. Melvin McLeod was asked to read report taken from daily paper.

'I’he Secretary was appointed to

the doorway to inquire about J et h mubed She was spiracy charges. A short delay prob-

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Vansittart gave a hearty ;;:yb;"€ydd;ysPr;a;n;ean': :poi 'Jil which Capone would remain in the Openlng' August

Purchase flag for school. |

Next piaoe of meeting, Miss Ruth

Dickieson, roll call to be responded

to with "My favorite color." Re-1

freshment committee Miss Ruth Dickieson, Mrs. Lome Stevenson and Mrs. A. B. Stevenson.

The programme for the evening

was as follows: Opening chorus*

M_v Old Kentucky Home." Read- ing, Miss Elsie Laird. Trio, “Hard Times," by Messrs. George Steven- SDH. Richard Dickieson and Dr, A. B. Stevenson. Humorous read- ings by Mrs. Mervyn Bulmari and Mrs. W. B. Bulman. A specially pre. PBl”€d Paper given by Dr. Steven. son entitled "Inflammation," was Zreatly appreciated. Recitatlon by Mrs. E. E. McKay followed by a jumbled letter contest won by Mrs J. L, Stevenson and Miss Florence Laird. A dainty lunch was gg;-ved by the committee md asm” brlnsins is very pleasant evening to s. close.

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The band struck up a tango. ' U' '

Traymore bowed before Virginia, W ‘ ' it

2 Horses

1 Driving Wagon 1 Cort

1 Pun; Sleigh

1 Hoy Rake

1 Plow

Phi Harrow Working Horned; 1 Beedef

Prudence loved this Traymore fel- ALSO CROP consisting of:

20 tons Hay

, Potatoes Corn, arc.

with an ingratiating smile. Here was V

his innings now. Few men could do I I that graceful dance with the meas-

-im

acquired. There will be sold by Public Auction

He had a touch of Spanish bloc( 0 ... ..._ T.. .......... ......... N TI§_{I§_§_§nl__J§}f, #AUGUST 24th, 1933 of. into his sim "° °°°" '“ “’° ‘"°"'°°n

E V ' 'L0 fill PABDCHIAL

| And v,,g,n,a.a com 0, mum ° lm :$35501 sotmls, the following property of the s ecta I " and hangers-on stood back in a ° SIGNOR J' 0' M°I‘EAN p c e’

5 Milk Con

1 Truck Wagon

l .leaning sleigh 1 Mowing Machine

1 Dine Hlrrow SPHDS Tooth Hlrlhw Driving Harness

Buffalo, Wraps, As,

Ooh Turnipe

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ISLAIIIVS

ld° ff°°k' If Pd °“1Y k“°W“» fd to go term chief Justice Jclm L. »

have willingly offered to give her Prystauki af criminal com., md

11°!" _ H ask for a habeas corpus writ to re- B N G G

_ _ I _ 'Y°“d b°If'°’ “°t' ‘mflel "°dd°“,` tum Capone here. He has been in- . .

,eritly at random, but caught up by ad muuy' Her I-Fi' "°°;','n:'s dm” 'ml 33 °¢h°" 0° ‘$82300 Of some eager Swain. nm’ bullgmxfwnmezc .grghmme ‘E restraint of trade through racket-

n wou o

"Reminds one rather of the eeals‘ Berhad su cated such a thingy, eering on legitimate business.

being fed at the zoo," sam Janet* y “B Legal authorities said Capone

'Mercer with grim humor to her em_I nB‘;°n;"s' vansmart' had mmd and his co-defendants could be ar- ' ployer who had paused for a mom- °,.W ' fBl§!1¢d Bt ln! time 011 the 0°!!-

' TUESDAY Full Program

WEDNESDAY Full Program

THURSDAY Full Program

Ea-

Partial Program

Make your arrangements now 'to enjoy the best and Biggest Holiday Week ever provided in this

Province -

Tliousands of Entries of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Poultry, Swine, Vegetables, Arts and Crafts will cater to your curiosity and give you many things to think about. An Education regarding

' Your Island Home and what it

Produces.

0IlE BIG 00IlTIIlI|0l|S SHUW

` .Finest Vaudeville Program Ever Brought Here."

'|'|-|E FAMUUS In a, series of high wire thrillsi; These

daredevil ilirt with death hig in t e

iiusrnrl riuliv ,,,_ S .

llAlll.llS CUMEIW 5 people, 4 ponies, '2 bucking mules §||m|_|s and dogs in riotously funny acts.

9

Captain Charles Th`e thoroughbred Kings of Dogdom. Leaping Hounds

'|'Ile Famous Acton Giant and Midgets in fast Comedy. . Four

Big Horse Racing Program, August

' 22nd. 23rd. 24th.

0VEIl $4000 Ill PUIISES, PRIZES

Allll PREMIIIMS

Free For 'All Trot and Pace

2.13 Trot and Pace-2.16 Trot & Pace-2.19 Trot & Pace 2.22 Paco-2.25 Pace-2.15 Trot-2.19 Trot-2.25 Trot

h 2 Year Old Trot and Pace

LYll0H’S IMl’Il0IlEIl 1933 MIDWAY

The best Midway East of Montreal-Fun and Frolic for Young and old. At night a gorgeous, glittering

The Canadian Legion Band in attendance afternoons and evenings with special Music practiced for the occasion.

$2.50-Season Tickets good for the entire Fair and Races and Transferable-$2.50

$1.00 sees the whole Show on Race Days.

ioned with ohl such loving care. She 51,50 QNE NASH ci ` ° ~ o knew of Prudences high hopes for 'l'i-IRMS:-$5.00 and un‘cl::‘(l1:Sl'{l-RE>'E'e: this :u(i)£l'nA(l)’:R.0VED Admlsslon to Main Grounds Evenings' the evening. _ '

- JOINT NOTES I ° °

Bu, Wm was the gm, ig.. -»=v~\>~ new-\»¢= 1-¢. ms- Special Concessions to Children Evenings. "Breaking her heart for ii cad ' I ~ REV. GREGORY J. MMLELLAN,

was isnt nt to tread the ground sue REV. J. siisn. cnoxsn UAME " _ - r~ walks upon," thought loyal Janet, _ .-~ Executore under the lui. will slid Testament of S President. K'

mu bfi _ = R 0 sm O pa " 'md """ 'sim-is, r. ii. I. Augusi ma, ross. B" I C Mck-'L su. J’ W' BOULTER’ Secretary' ,

q At that moment, Mrs. Vonsittort iZ'li `

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By

MARY CHRISTIE lwas reported"a¢, policelleadquarters

’ ' today to be en route from Federal ' g

_ nitted by, pausing at Janet's dues- penitentiary at Atlanta, Ge.. to the

_.V , . A Sensation ` tion. Illinois State Prison at Joliet in be

“The little a e lrl? Biie’e rather h e ndin trial in Chi

P ' “ ° °' "° = 't PRIIIGE EDWARD

my conscience! Havent seen her cam, on Charge; of ,wget mmpir-

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