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T0 JOIN THE NAVY.- Captain

W. P. Burke, Charlottetown, ind Mr. Archibald Lewis. of Alberton. left yesterday for Halifax to _loin the navy. ‘the former as a sailing master and the latter as a_ seamen.

SUNDAY SCHOOL FARNL- Mrs.

J. A. Clark of the Experimental tation has set her Sunday' School

Teal af\d ipocf / .Elena to worlr on a gardening project

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DEATH OF MRS. JOHNSON.-The

death occurred on Saturday last, at Truro, of Mrs. Johnson, wife of Rev. Dr. D, W. Johnson, well known throughout the province as the edi- tor of the Wesleyan. Mrs. Johnson, who was most highly esteemed. is survived by her husband and three sons to mourn their loss. One son is _a, Methodist minister at Wentworth, a second is on active service as 8 eur-I geon -in France. while the thi-rd ,- isi connected with the insurance busi- ness at Toronto.

ISLAND CAPTAIN RETURNS

HOME.- There arrived home Satur- day night, Capt. J. H. -Hubley, of Southport, who has delivered the steam yacht, "Nokomie" in- New York. The,Nokomis is -a steel yacht. 200 feet long, valued at S280.

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PROMOTED.- His' friends here

will be pleased to learn that Corporal Roy Collings. of this city, who left here with No. 2 Siege Battery. has been promoted to sergeant. -

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WEDDING BELL8.- A 'very

1;-lict. but pretty. wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hue.stis_ 0'Leary. on Wednesday evening. Ma 22nd. when his young- est sister, lfi'eler_i Pearle. became the lirlde of Mr. Denzel D. Tuplln. of Conway. The ceremony was perform- ed by the Rev. Robert Murray. of O'Le-ary. The bride was attended by her cousin, Miss`Lillle Gorrlll, while Mr Foster Murray, of 0'Leary ably

. 0 a - ¢ . which was owned by the Dodge car ' '

_ 2 Denple at Detroit, Mich., and present- :5Il|g>_l1_?l‘€_l:g :._l_;t:)__|;rt>yi;:_ir_i_._gA(_§_te_r_)__tehe___c_t:_r':;_

‘ » O 2 ed to the U' S' A' Govemmlmt for ed' to the hom of the bride’s- arents

~ ‘R ~ . patriotic work. After being remted _ _G - P

UglSt€l` N0. 5920l'_FOHl€d 1911 » - i-n New York, is going overseas. Capt. “'h°’° s“PD°' “waited them Th”

Champion trotting Stallion of- the Province 1915-1915,-_-_ _,., ____,.'

'l he British Soldier is a remarkably handsome horse, dark ches-

iiut, no white except a star; a stout, strong._compactlv built horse, with heavy bone and stands square on the best of feet and i .

His trotting action is perfection; goes without boots arid? has

better-.than two minute speed. _ The British Soldier is sired by Cochato, 2.111-2, at 3 years winner of the Hartford Futurity 1916 _(Todd's greatest speed siting- son). Todd 2.14 3-4 was sired by_ Bingen 2.06 1-4 founder of the tlrcatest peed prQduc1_ngfamily_,in_the world. _ l` he _dam of thc_British Soldier is f_he great brood mare Miss l ratt 21. 1-4, by Heir-at-law 2.05 3-4, Miss Pratt is the dam of ei bt

brother of The British Soldier. Miss Pratt is also grand dam of six with records _from 2.12 1-2 to 2.05 1-2, aged 3 and 5 years.

No trotting Stallion in Canada has iii_o_re speed or stronger

license to produce a fast trotter than the British Soldier.

His Colts, are stout, strong, sound and handsome, and show

extreme speed. _ _ '

The Soldier is being very liberally patronised this spring-in

the Stud, which ma _interfere with fittinri him for a low record hood Jilllges think i_m capable, if proper y prepared, to trot .any good hal _miletrac eip 2.10. -

Prospective bre ers can have a ride after him any day.

_/\_iways to be found at_254 Kent Street. Phone 375-L lcl ms: Season $20.00; insure $30.00 usual return. Note due Nov lst

'W S. McKlE Owner

;:4_i..'».nnr ent, tr. - ° . ’

Baron Rossiter

(Enrolment N_o. 14)

Champion Barrister

The Pure _ b r e d Clydesdale

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(Enrolled Form C) 1

This handsome draft stallion

coming 4 years old, weighs over 1.890 lbs. is ioweet. wel formed with perfectlimbs and feet. and of a beautiful dappled dark bay colour with black points.

Will malte the season at home'

JAMES McKAY

DESABLE. R.R. No 2 :i4s.s.,rnu sat. s.

Prince of

the Crown

[Clydesdale Stallion]

REGISTRATION N0. 15.1.68..

This excellent Clydesdale stallion

will lie at his owner-'s stables. Nine liillo Creek. during the season. ex- l'f‘Dt once a fortnight when he shall lie nit M. J. McManus'. New Haven. over Hlilht. commencing Monday, May 14th. We $8.00: cash or note. _

DANIEL M. TAYLOR,

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Rex Heart. Registration No., Ameri-

can ~l59i'3. Canadian 2086.-Race record 312%. _Rex Heart is a bay stallion: he stands 16 hands high and' weighs 17100 pounds. He was bred by S. E. Hire. of Fayette. Olrio. He was sired 'Lv flrnat. Heart. by Mainhrino Russel nut of Willie Wilkes. His dam was Mllfle hy Pilot' Medium. sire of Peter ill" Great. second dam Gala by TVB* input,

Rex Heart win make the season 0!

1917 at his ow|ier's stables in New 1"’-rib. except Thursday of each week. 'Forms 816.00 for the season. with re- lurii privilelelr mares at owners risk. I

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WILLIAM H. GODFREY

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Pune ease ctvnssoatis emi.-

LION. BARON MACK. N0. 14301.

May, for John Dorion`s, Mayiieid

(noon): E. Turner"s over night;

Tuesday, Doyie’ii' Cross at noon; then

home to the owner“s stable. I

Mares at owners' risk. _° H. C. McKAY.

Wheatley River.

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George Cresct/us 41246 Sire Cresceus 202 l-4

Dam Crescent 'by,_ Ira `Wilkes '

This' pure Breed- speed

producing Sire will make the season 1917 ,at the under-

’-sign¢a's stable itininini. _

'l\he performances of this

sires stock is becoming too

‘familiar to require comment

herein. _

Terms $10.00 for season

Mares at owners _rie‘lr. Mares coming from adietzuice be met at Kinkora station an attended to at moderate rate.

MICHAEL 'FARMER

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Baron Mack

Leave ins owners stasis. the tint

ferent ports for coal and water namely, Charlottetown Mulgrove. N

Eng. April 22 1917

To Dear Mrs. Horne:-I am writ-

ing on behaiif of your dear husband who is in Kin Geor e Hos ital

recent Battle at Vlmy Ridge, He was

care and attenton and you need not

ce an y e boys. They are great. Y may write

write to him. `

ter or for worse l will let you know but keep up, God will bless You for His grace is sut‘Il_cient for all in such trials as these. Best regards.

, Sincerely Yours

Corp. Horne was born in Chaidotte-

town in 1894 and was at one time em- ployed ag the Nicholson Tobacco Fac- tory; also on the S. S. Empress and S. S. Minto. For the past three yearl-

. he has lived in Westville, N. S.. en-

listing from there in the 85th N. S, H. gms of H m,aye__._b_°0k. and hymn

for the diectrlc lighting of the streetr

is understood that a contract for

into. The Town Council have exempt-

poles and wires along the streets. A canvas-s of Georgetown has been

in addition to a guaranteed , revenue

Hum” made the mp from Montreal Guardian joins iii wishing the happy in 11 days, hafving to callll at tive dlf- fimmg C°“p|° "muy years °f wedded

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S.. Halifax, Bar Harbor.. Maine., -and." MEDAL “ECE”/ED'_ Y°5"°"d“V

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§t';;Ee;'§1¥n'shI:§\;xpeds to take ani beautiful silver medal. suitably en

' grayed, which was -a-wHl‘d0t‘l fl" one; Stanley Bridge High School. one'

seas with the 55th and is now attach

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shot, through the throat and so is un ___ ___ b _ ___ ____ ___ me ____

. _ _ _ _ _ e arm; u s ug including ‘The Leading Lady 2.07 at 3 years. The Prattler is a ‘intl §f§§,f°C'$_ff,;,f, "1" ,§§$9Mf,§;‘2g;“'0fC“;'{, line. it was nn- -services in ine

_ . ` _ _ great battle of Hooge, ea-rly in lilarch

3:6 aglxrsaafqlnedgg gggafltglghlgnlflil that hg was awarded the distinguish. - y

ed service medal. which is beautiful

I H d n 1 f M I engraved on both sides, and is at-

w°\_?’|"1 wmlimfz. “and cailigvgrauln ‘Re tached to a heavy silver bar through

which a red, white.-and blue ribbon The new of the sudden death of

is d' Th m dal is reativ al

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§g1.my¥“a(:;‘:B;0T;dhasvlzaiféoagé II Lf; cd by Mrs. Brown in whose posses- 'sendmg you his address for you ta sion it is at present and she is _lust-

`3’_ V"°“d gf h_°" S _:W0 n5h_:i'_'5 “Mg morning. Mrs. Wood had retired, as

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THURSDAY

fax last week on overseas servic Sergeant Leonard Gay. of the 105t Battalion draft, who has ‘been valued member _s!__..Sii....l?_s.l.fzrIs_.cli9_i was remember-ed by Rev. Cano Simpson who presented' him wit

Flying Corps. Toronto arriived -la

A good opportunity will be aiiordc

Thomas while here. His intende

ed the company from taxation ff" H arrive-l was telegraphed to Mr, F.W. period of ten years and graiiteti it all Hyndmam President of the Queen U19 1180955811’ l>I‘iVl|B8€S 10 H601- Count B1-.meh of tha Ag;-ian Lea ue ters and one son wltlr her sorrowirig

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of the Empire. yesterday who wit Lieut Thomas will lie pleased ‘to giv

_'t -»___ 'in ~- _._- _g ~ _- g_-__A

"Bravery in the Field" to Private F. _ ~ . . . _ . . ___ B__o_______ ______ ___ M_____ W_ R_ Summcrsitie l'ted Cross. .Ziid prisoner,

Brown, Mt. _A|lblon. who went over-

Ln”-“gTaTi`iidaughtei'. who had left hc hslceping. as she supposed went to _ call her. und .to her great siirprlso the

N dl t _ 5 LG _ spirit of Mrs. Wood had taken its

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The Georgetown Tofwn Council are \

negotiating with the Montligue Elec-‘ UEU1- FLWNG CORPS 'HERE ti'ic Company Limited. of Montague. ,mem A_ M_ Thomas, of- the Raya

_ trouble. lt was a terrible blow t

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*md l\°“S°= °f G°°"S“°W" lm" ll night by ine man train nom Toront; Mafia S- W°°d- “ml She WHS 1'0"" “

HORSES FOR NEWFOUNDLAND

-Mr. J. A. Mt-Donald, Jolinston's R|VOI'. crossed by lhe car ferry stea- mer yesterday takifng with hliu ten horses which lie is shipping to St. Juhn's. Newrouinllanti.

LOBTSERS IN BOSTON.-A~ cargo

of 7.600 lobstcrs from Nova Scotia. which arrived at Boston Sunday ab- oard u sailing vcsacl, wil-l prove wel- come iii the Boston niarkct. whcrc the supply of shellfish has been some. what short for days. it is iriiprob- able. howcver._that even this cargo w-ill have aiiygretit effect on th., pie- vaiiing price of lobsters. for wlilcli there in a big demand at this season.

WEDDING BE|JL8.- N' quiet. but

pretty, wedding took place iii Halifax at li o'c1ock yesterday morning. when Mrs, Auld nl’ this city, was unit- ed in marriage to Mr. A. A. Pome- roy. The ceromony. was a quiet cnc, Venerable Arc-lidclicon Armitage offi- ciating. Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy. left in lilo afternoon for Montreal nntl Upper Canadian cities. ami will be absent about a month before roturn- ing to Charlottetown. The Guardian joins in extending hearticst congra- tulatlona.

BODV RECOVERED.- The body

of Lemuel l)awson_ of Cape Traverse ice boat mari who was droivneii last win,ter, while crossing the Straits. was picked up yesterday morning. by Fred Mclnnis, lobster fislicrnian. nenf where the deceased lost his lifc in mid straits. Mclnnes was also an ice boat rrian and made the trip the day on which Dawson was drowned. A relative 'of -the deceased has been notified and in all probability. Dr. Doherty. Ooroner willl hold a post mortem, after which the hotly will he lalil to rest lu the Church of Scotland Cemetery at Cape Traverse.

NEW ADOPTIONS OF PRISONERS OF WAR.- Devttiisliire lied Ci-nss_ one: Rose: Valley Christian Eiuieavnui"

Klngsboro W. 1.. 2nd prisoner; South Milton and Highfield 2nd prisoner. Donatioiisr- Dundas Red Cross $2, Mrs. A-mos Bouudy $2; Mrs. t‘.. M. Higgins $5; Miss l{atliei'iue_Enma`n $4.50; Mr. Theo. Enman $1; Mrs.

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VISITING HALIFAX.-- Mr. :intl hire

H. 1'. Moore, ni’ (‘-l\nrlotlr»l<iw|i. uri- Vieitirg llalllnx. Mrs. Moore is lilo guest ol Mrs. .I. l’. i~`.s<lniic. Mr. Moore i"t:|ircs'eiitr-i 'l`llc Dolrlliilou Muliflr C0.. l.til.. oi' Toronto. :intl i‘cpoi'ts business in iizillfax nnii tliri.-ugiioiil the l'riiviiice to he vcry brisk.

NEW CAR OWNERS.- Alriuiig illi-

lalost cltizoiis to Iiocumc atitouiohilc owners are Mr. W. A. 0. Morsoii. who lins purchnuetl ii Saxon; Mr. .Lloyd Wt-lliier who has pirii-.liascll nn Ovnrlnnrl; L)r. McIntyre, who linn prciiasod ii Clievrolvt, and Mr. S. l~`. lloilgsnu, who line purirliasctl l)r. Siiiallwotitl's l~`ortl. _

FIRST AUTO FOR KlNG’S CO.-

Nr. W. \\’. .lenkiim of tieni'gi=.town, l'.

Joli_n H. Bryant $1; Mrs. J. Murray. Mrs. Arch. Campbell and Miss Belle Campbell, Graliam's Road $9.25. (Pro ceeds #or sale of qiiilt.)“Ono hundred ,and six-ty-live prisoners arc now arl- opted iii this Province.

Mrs. John Wood, Mi.. Albion. came as a great shock to héi' many neigh- bors anti relatives. last Saturday

P.

hail' been about her work on the pre-

vious' day. About 4 a.m. she corn- plained to her granddaughter, who

_ sou-3| R EMEMBE D_,___ B _ slept wltli her. that she felt a sorc-

F. A. MOSLEV, (Capt) fore ,leaveng zharlouetozi for Halt; ness iii the region of her heart, but

,,_,_ did not desire tlinl. her husband. who

h slept. iii _another room, should be aw- B ak'enerl. Nothing was observed until

eight or nliie o`clot'k, when thc little

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flight. v A doctor was secured. and lie pronounced her death due to heart

| M-i'. Wood and his family.

Mrs Wood's maiden name was

l.

d Hazelhrook. sixty-nine years ago. be-

th” P“"P°°° Wm be 9h°"'-ly “mere” intending avlatorsf-to -interview Lieut. ‘"5 me d““Shl0l' Uf me lille James

d Wood. ln 1872 she was united in

niarriage with Mr; .lohii Wood. -of

sl Mt. Albion. A faintly of three dangli-

h iiusliaiid. survive (Mrs. Wm. ll. Stew- 6 art. also a rlauglitcr. having died some g years ago), John and Mrs. Hensley

Jenkins. of Sherwood. Mrs. Percy

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Myers. oi’ Mt. Albion and Mrs. Charles

by the Town Council Of at NHS* 530°- ' ` _ Menon. brnniriey Pt. nonn. 'rwn f0\' BUGS! and Gil/lf? "8|lU“S which Mg;-[|!§_1.._C,::t_sT}':_U(}:1T°§1§¢;k ng:-)gY;§. sisters also survive. Mrs. Weatlierbie H|10\lld 8|'/0 ll l"?’V°““0 Of $1-400 (mm |16, and inspector of Cadets for the of Bethel and Mis, I". Guard out west. this B01-l\'C9. Whll° LOW" M0“1UiS“° Mm-mme provinces who tngpgded and' one brother. Geo. W Wood. llazel- ls SXDBCWG 10 C0“f“|'b'1lB H "°"9““9 the Cade” of Queen square and brook. Mrs. Wood with her Iihsband 01’ Bt 1085?- $200- H YUM* T110 0\ll'|'°“l west Kent Street s¢\100|, |35; Sam,-_ professed conversion during the mln- wili be 'bwvsht is LOW" M°“°“5“° any inspected the corps or Rotnenny isiry or nov. J. J. miter on tin- row- bywipe along the Lower Montague Cdnegeon Monddy evening and hm “ai Q-|,c,,|t_ and united with the

Montague River. Georgetown will have twenty or more street lights un- der the new system and wiili thllu be one of tlie» best lighted towns in the province: The Town Council are de- serving of the highest commendation

for the progressive and well cgfisider- ed step they have takeiy towa s hav- ing this long fe__lt want supplied, -and making Georgetown as belits the capi- tal the most up»to-date town in K_lng’s County.-,&

l."lE_l"ll`lEl`l`S _

soi2aTEb~® ' TALCUN ~ The beat known and

moatfuud baby taleurn in the world. -

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R080 and t|1€D09 by C8510 “N055 U19 the same evening for SL Jghm when Methodist Church where they were

he -inspected' the Bt. Luke’s Corps

Chathi$h, N. B., where' he inspects a new organized corps at St. John's College. one at the High School and also at the Newcastle County Acad- amy returning to Nova Scotia where the inspection of three Halifax Com- pany leading cadets takes place oii June 8th. ' _

One of the oldest -lnhabixints ol

Ebenezer passed away on' ay 21st. 1917. in the person of Joanna Buch- anan, who had lived to the ripe old age of 88 years. Although. affection- ately attended by -her si¢#ei\-inilaw who gave lt. The service at the house and nidce. Miss Mdrgaret Buchanan. she gradualil became more feeble until her spiyiilt passed away' to Him of her nephew, Anthony Buchanan. was cond'ucted hy the Rev. Daniel McLean and at the Ruetico Church by the Rev. Mr._ Ghalsson' and the body q ilqtlly lowered into tlie grave 11%' Messrs Charles P. Hens- ton, John C. MacLeod. Alex. -Mac- Rae, Thomas Wood.. William Green and J. L. Matheson.

ISLANDER HONOR`ED.- Sir Rob-

ert Falconer, president of the Toron-

to Universit. who has been created a Knight maiidei' of St./Michael and St. George. is one-of the leading

\ducatloniata in Canndaasays' the To-

ronto Mail and' Empire. He was born et Charlottetown", P. E. I.. in 1.867 and

has had A most dlltiiqgiigalierl echo- laatic career. He was ` ucated at 'Queen‘e Royal- College, Trinity. _.took his B. A. degree with, lrondrs in classics and philosophy at London Uniiversity in 1888. and -M.`A. de- gree with honors at`Edinburgh, Uni

Litt., in 1902. He also took l}igll__de-

aiigo educational matters. He takes a

munity and hold a. number of impor-

’iie.‘3.°-..‘il‘Z‘.?" ..'.?.°;i°.'lli’§T 'iff ‘ t _ *Gmc george sms: cinninner

hu eaiisge, Tomato.

valued members ever since. Mr. Wood

The 1 Spector then pmceqded tg havin-g been an active and enthusias-

tic local preacher until he lost his heating some few years ago. Mrs. Wood' was of a kindly disposition and was a. genuine help-mate to her hus- banil who greatly grlevcs her loss. "She rests from her lahours but her works do follow her." 'File funeral service was necessarily held on Sun- day afternoon at 3. Rev. E.\S. Weeks officiating. interment took place at Pownal cemetery. There was' it large attendance. (Patriot please copy.)

E. I.. wliii has licivu in it-wii the paul

i fewiiays vlsltliig roliiiivcs anti i`i'ietials _has returned liniue. says the New .Glasgow News. Wlillc in lown, Mr. !.le'nkins was the guest ol' his ilziiirzliicr, /Mrs. J. Tlloiiias l’a|'kv.|', l\lcLcaii St. Mr. Jenkins, inentiniicii above, woi'ki~.il in Nt-.iv Glasgow about Ilt) _vt:iii's ago. uni] sliire llicii has liceii varryliig tiii .rl laaigc :ind sui:cc:asl`iil cumme'|'i;iiil bu- siness on P. E. Island. from which lic is about -tu retire. iilr. Jenkins has taken iiii active part iii advocating the opening of tlio island ronils for autos, niiil purcliaseil one whilc in ‘ town iiiitl lin:-i ti-iltcii it Ironic wiili liiiii. 'Flilis will he ilio llrsi nllrl only auto owned iii i(Iiig`i-: Cmiiily. l’.E.i.

SUMMER TRAINING CAMP.-

Norili Lake iii l(iiig`s (_‘oui|Iy li-as been selected by the l’. ld. island Atl- vlsory Uuniuiittei-i for t'.ii»opci'atlo|i iti Boys work us a place wht-re tiic Sum- _nicr Training liump for boys and load-

the lioldlng of the camp are from Jtily 14th to 21st. The camp sito nt North Lake is an»iidiiili'nblc one and provides uhuiitirint opportunity for swimining, ilshing, base-ball_ cairip- ilrcs. hikes and nl-l those outdoor an tlvltlcs that gladrltm the heart of ii boy. This camp wiill provirlg air nppor. tunity for the oliicr boys and lioy leaders nl the lslantl to recclvc tinln- ing in the great National pi'ogi'niiiiiic for litiys.-tliti Uaiiailliiii Staiitlunl lif- ficloilt-.y Testii. Mr. 'l`nylni‘ Striiitoii. Niiliorinl Boys Work Sr-cretary will be the “Big Cliiof" of tlic caiup niitl need-lei-is to say tlicrn will be i`iin in abundance. For two ycars ir. Maril- ime Camp has bccii held -iii Novn Scotia with such success that tr Training Camp will lic hcltl iii cacli Proviiicf, this i-itiiiimcr. 'l`hc' lcailt‘r~ ship will bc the host prociiralilc. and some oi’ (?anada's gm-ilcsit. exports 'iii Boy`s Work will attend. A unique feature of the progrnnime is n por- sonal i`iitcrvlo'w with the lcailorri who will direct. the hnys’ llfn lintotzliiiiincls of ilhristlati service. Many Siinllay Schools consider this training camp a good investuiaiit and are raising it budget, to send their buys. Aiiy boy 15 years of alle or older is r-.ilgililc tri attend. lt is ilnsiwible that thc lioys be cliorxcn vaiwiiully for qiiailtins of leadership. 1Aiiy‘ niaii iritrwcetvd in

work with bolts is urged to awoiii- pany the boy.. Only a lliuitcil num- ber can be accnmodatcri. Mr. ilt‘rIici't Yeo. at the Y. M. C. A. is the secret- nry of the Rogistiatloii Coiiinilttco.

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ers will be hold. The tlntos- sert. tor

AMOUNTS ACKNOWLEDGED.-

'l`l|c 'l`i'_\'ii|\ :intl /\iii:usliiiv Vovc. liriiiiirli inf lliv litwl t~'|'ii.<s Srivivly wish lt/ iti-

‘kliiiwli-ilgti Ilia- i'i-ra-ipi nl' il|irly»livt-_

($35) thc iirutzci-tis frotri tliii play gi- vvii lay tin- _\-niiliit pvoplt-. ul' 'i`i‘ynii. also lli`ti\u|| tlollzirs i$l?») l`roin tilt- ’l`ryu|| l')nir_vliig t'r.-nipiiiiy nurl t$.'».iill) live tlul- lari: nm] r.ixt_t» t-out-t l'roiii the W.l\’l.A. S. t»t"ll|i~ '|`|-_mil .Vit-tlitiilint t'|il||'t'li.

A JOLLY JACK TAR.-Sigiiiilitiaii

‘AI~`\‘. it iiroivii. ivliu it-fi his lit.-nie in l')l'&iilii|li;il|i- t\\'ii y4".i|'.~t iigti ltr _liilli ll. .\l.l'.S_ Nltiliv iiiiil wliti is iitiw uil:it‘l||‘|| li) ll.i\’l.h‘_ .\lii.~.'i|\l:t:=|i. piilriil litrul, :tr- ‘rlv»».| Iiy tho. |'iii'-l't~i'i'y _vuslt=i'iln_\' ou 'ai viwlt in hir- llriiiv llc |<~l'l fi.-i' Ilra- tlnlliaiiu by llii- aitii-i'iiiiui\ Iriilii :intl has n tru :lays i`iirliii|gli. ilf- is ri son til' Mr. .luiiivst Hroivii. |'or|iii~i'l_\- |fiv.<-tion i`<i|'a-iiuiii of llrziiluliintio. Sig' iinlmnn lirowii l»!l'i-nlly /-.iiiiiyei lift- iii the iiuvy and ~Ivi-ln|~<~.- i-iiiliiislnsliuailly tliui it is thc “only lift-." ills ship has lwoii i-iizzigvtl I-|lt»>rl_v in inhu- saivnciiliig wliii-li is vi-.|‘.V ititiv|'i'~si.iii;; wt.-l'k.

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A BRILLIANT? 3TUDENT.- l\li'.

l\l. l). Mut'l(lniioii_ who has rr=i-oiill_\' |'i~ti.iiiit'il l'rl)ni New York. iii-ciipletl the pulpit of the l’cople's ('hurcli on Sabliatlr evening last. Mr. Mac- liirinnii rccelveil his M. A. tlcgrer,-_ in _Soivitilogy from tiiilumlius llnivci's-ily and tho il0gi‘0'n 0|' lint-litrlor oi' Divi- nity l'l'nlu Union 'l`li`cologl»<riil Smilin- ziry, llc .stiitiictl for iliri-o yteritlq; iii l’l‘liii~c of \‘\".i-'|c.= t‘ulioi:i». izratliiulliitz iii lltlli. living vnlrilii-liirlali im' liia vlnsis, llc llivii wont lu llalliouslc whrfrei lit- iw-t'tiivrfl` his B. A. ilt=grce. lla took uno year in 'l`lit>.ology in l’iiic llill t'ollt-gt' :intl was elcvlt-.il nn r-.ililtir til th.. ('ollt\i.i<- Miignzl-nc "The "|`hcirlogiii‘." lic tlwli wi-nl. in New

York tri |ir'tisr».r~.iiif~ his stiiilicj. While- tlicro lic was prosiilniii of th lirltlsli Eniiilrn. -(‘liil) ol Voliiiiililis lltilvorslly niitl wus elected :iii it rriciiilim' ol' ilu' Students’ (7nliint‘t for 1917 at liiiioli Thcol. Sreiniriary. lluring the-~pnsl. trollcgii lcrni ht' wits in rliargii of ri t'l\|li'i:li ou llic viii-it Sidi' lu New York (lily willi :in aeaslslaint llalinii pastor' nntl live tlviiroiinisst-s nn tht- stall. Duriiig th.. iiasl. four siiiiiiiii-ri-1. lin has liocii zissisiliii: his pa:-atm' tin' llcv. I). Mat:l.t\:in tin this lslnnil. ilu luis hail this til`i`t-r ui' iiitirv lliiliiuiiw ciiiigroga- limi, liiit. ns yvl, has not linnliy ile- i-liletl wliciw-.‘ iw ialinll lnlioiir iii the viiit‘_yiit'il til the Lord,

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PRINCE MARJOR is a tall ha

this Province has ever seen.

He is closely connected with al

will give ii slight idea Di’ his quality.

MOK0 24457 . . . ...

Sire of Brendta Yorke 2.041/4 Ferlno, 2.05%. Native Belle (3) 2.06%. and the dams of The Harvester. 2.01. -Mar- tha Tipton (4) 2.09*/4. Vito (4) 2.09%. etc. Tenera

2.05%, Real l.atlY (2)

2.04%. Day Spring. 2.09%.

PRINCESS MARJORIE .,..

PRINCE MARJOR

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ndsome bay stallion with black points..

l llie host .spend in the Aiiioricau Viinil

PRINCE MARJOR is registered with thi- Ainvrir-nn 'l`l‘0l¢lni: Af<=<t"‘le

and is registered with the Department of Agriculture l’iii':-_ Bred i:.iiruliiic|it

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Sire of 12 lri 2.10, i Bumps. 2.03%. ‘-Riiliciistciii. ‘.!.l)n.

Baron May. 2.07'/4. "lf-

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Dain of' Bumps 2.i)3‘f4. llarou 1.). { 2.1.0. etc.

Sire of 8 in 2.10 including l.i»ii Dillon. 1.58%. (Tiistcr. 2.0.'»Li~

siouev ou.i.oN_zair.1 . {

Mary Dillon, 2.06%. Ruth Dillon I4) 2.06%. Dolly Dllloii 2.06%.

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e7 -"nity In 18”' B' D' m mn' “d`D` Own Sister of Princess Royal (2)

gre? at Co;i_tin_ent;l *`I.7_ni`r_rerdg’. HB i 2'2"' ew'

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¢|‘~ st Fy.|'3“°1' xuier' Anuwmsh' “bil dimi Friii1\i:i?r:BPrinrc(;i Ideal sister of l’i'lnt't\s.= Royal

K“°‘ T°"°"*°- M°M"‘°' D““"°“"" 1 ti ti is t b it ii Ai nntern 129 iinni nf 4 in init ein. ~ and Manchester; Universities lie is _:__ 4:" A;n°";l"(da’_'n of 2_ srmdm, of 13, by Ge., 4 _ _ ,

‘ ` ' ' » ` r ta iz. rnntni rn; i' zi by L . _ . '”° "W" -'°°“"-"' °“ °°°'°"""ée" 3:; i{§;‘.i‘°Pe;;?§r?ri»y §i:ii°i4sin:t.1in iinrnosnbi. wiciriiiie Mare. ‘

d interest in all matters ‘apper- __

Clydesdale Stanton Baron Borden “mug no mg *dun of ;\°_¢°m. TSTMS $15mf0l' SCSSOD _ .

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Breeding ol Prince Marjor 57168

llc lin.: n fini' init lligum lii~ail_ beau-

tiful neck, broad chest, strong legs. powerful iolns.- stylish, strong aiirliwniitlliil lirirsi- it, t-vt_-|~_\- wn,-_ ,(1 th.. rate he is growing he is the coiining horse, and proiiilscs li/ ‘lic tim linsi

iw- ut' varly niitl r~xii'vi||»> spvisil that

nent. A llluiiri-. nt his pctliiiwe hr-low

fliiti He. -No. 57108 tC‘tiiiatllau No. 404)

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GEORGE WILKES 519. Sire of

R33 dams nf 205).

BELLE PATCHEN. Ii.\' Manilirino Pat-

cheii 58, great brood marc.

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8TRA_TMORE 408. sire nf 89;' dams

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PRINCESS ETHEL liy Volunteer 55;

great brood mare.

SIDNEV 4770. 2.19%. sire of 4 iii 2.10

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VENUS by Capt. Webster. 2.30%.

Dam nl Adonis, 2.11%.. Cupid 15.13. Lon 2.18'/Q, tilii

CHIMES 5348 (3) 2.30%. sire of 11

iii 2.10. dams of 8 in 2.10.

EBTABELLA. by Alcantara 729, dam

' of 4'in llat, etc

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(2) 2.20. BN.

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