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THE ACADIAN 58039
ENROLMENT No. 10
The Standard Bred and Registered Horse the ACADIAN, 58039
will make the season of 1916 as follows 1--Leave the stables of W. T. Scnlple, Travellers Rest, .Monday May lst for Leonard Schurn1an’s Bedeque, at noon ; thence to Alex. Anderson’s- Fernwood, over night. (Tuesday May 2) to Wm. Noonan’s, Albany, noon, thence to I.W. How- att’s, Cape Traverse, over night. (Wednesday May 3) to _labez Lea’s, Victoria, at noon; thence at or near J. Bradley’s, Kel'Iy’s Cross, over night (Thursday May 4th) to George Deacon’s, North Wiltshire, at noon; thence to \Vatson Smith’s, Wheatley River, over night. (Friday May 5th) to Frank Andrews- New Glasgow, at noon; thence to james Ste\vart’s, Bay View, over night. (Saturday May 6th) to David Cole’s, Clifton, at noon; thence to the stables of W. T. Sample, Traveller’s Rest, £vl;ere he will remain until Monday, May 15th, when he will proceed as e ore. .
The ACADIAN is sired by Sableton, 26972 (2.24%), sire of
Gwennie(2.22%) Melva (2.23), Mabel (2.25) Sableton is by Sable Wilkes, 8100 (2.18) sire of 50, including Teddy Bear (2.05); Laurctta (2.08%) and Trilby Direct (2.08%). Sable Wilkes is by Guy Wilkes, 2867 (2.15%) sire of 93 including Fred Kolcl, (2.07%), I-lulda (2.08%), and the dams of 110 including Deuervo (2.06%) Solana lioy (2.07). Guy \\'ill<es is by Geo. Vi/illms 519 (2.22), sire of 83 and the dams of 110, Geo. Wilkes is by Hambletonian lo.
The ./\(_`ADIAN’S dam is Nellie Bird by Nelson, 4209 (2.09), sire
of 62 including Merrill, (2.10%), Lady Nelson (2.14%), Edmund (2.16%), The daughters of Nelson have produced thirty in the Stan- dard list. Nelson is by Young Rolfe, 3517, (2.21 %) , sire of nine and the dams of twelve. Young Rolfe is by 'l`o11`1 Rolfe, 306. sire of seven and the dams of three. Tom Rolfe is by Aratus. The ACADIAN’S grand dam is May Queen by Early Bird (2.10) sire of six including llarly Bird Ir. (2.11%), Hylie Bird (2.12%). Early Bird is by _lay Ilird sire of' 143 by Geo. \ViH<es 519. May Queen’s dam is _Iuanila by May Prince; grand dam Maud \’V.- by Von Moltke, 4195.
The above route will be continued throughout the season, health
and weather permitting. Mares at owner’s risk.
DR. W. G. CHURCH, Owner
For terms, etc., apply to W. T. Semple. -
9485-429MS1ithen twf 2mo. ' 'I ' - i 5...; - vi u
The Royally Bred Trotting Stallion
.EC)'I“I'C)].\£[
(4 I 8 I B) Certificate Enrolment No. 2. Pure Bred
Race record 2.23%, trial in 2.15 on a half mile track. is one of the most
handsome and best bred standard-bred stallions in Eastern Canada, winning first prize at the Provincial Horse Show held at Charlottetown in 1913, com- peting with such horses as Mayor Todd (who has 12 first prizes to his credit and twice winning the Maritime Championship); weighs 1150 lbs and comes of the most. talked oi’ breeding niche in the world today-the Bingara Kremlin, the worid’s greatest money winners of 1912. Flawless. perfect in form, size, style, color a11d manners, this stallion offers to the breeders of this province one of the greatest opportunities ever placed before them. is a son of Bingsra worked at two years old a quarter in 87 sec. the worid’s champion sire for his age-sire of 100 standard perfoljmers at 14 years of age, of which 106 are trot ters and 3 pacers. Some of them aro:Bismya, 2.091/4; Brione, 2.08; Binvolo, 2.07; Bergen, 2.06%; Belvasla, 2.06*/4. and Baden, 2.05*/...who won $35,775.00 in 1912, sold to Russia. the same year for $30,000.00 and resold six months later for $35,000.00. Ban, 2.28 at 2 years old tBottom's sister), is t-he worid’s champion brood mare for her age; at the age of 10 she has 5 in the
them 2.091/4 at 3 years old, and three more of them in 2.17. Bin-
gen, (Bingara's sire and B0ttom’s grandsire) selected the worid’s
sire over all others) sire of 212 standard performers from universally known to be the greatest family founder that of his descendants are: Uhlan,.1.54% (his son) the worid’s Bingen Silk, 2.08'/4, at 2 years old (his son) the worid’s colt for 1915. You will see by the Horse Breeder of March his owner refused an offer of $35,000.00 for him; Admiral
who a worid’s champion; Etawah 2.03 at 5
at 2 and 4 years old; Walter Cochato.
, Lee Bradford, 2.00%, the worid’s champion year Bob Douglas, 2.04%; R. H. Brett, 2.03%; Todd, 2.06; Beivasia, 2.06%; The Northern 2.06%; Henry M at 2 years old, the worid’s champion trot-
gelding for Gen-eral Todd, 2.04'/,. Notice Bo speed Inheritance, a blend-ing of the blood of champions. I am
n few theliorso Breeder of April 12th, 1916.
134 standard performers in 1915. McKin respect. with 58, while Axworthy, 2.15%, with 50."
sons as many performers as any
equalled Bingen, age con breeds Bingen is the
of the noted
race the sire of Anna sire of Ad- miral 2.03, the
trame nursery Maid, are raised.
at years
was the was
that ever foe of
or since when
sire of Bottom’s ,dam). wn,,¢-.gre universally known to be the ‘I (grand-dam of Kremlin _and dim of brood mare, any age. Kadill. Weisz: nn vis.: Bottom. asm; 'rrm
in a race Binge, 2.18 at 8
old. Brio, trio u yolriing an
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lids.
-TOWN COUNCIL- The resular
Town Council was held Monday night the full board being present. After routine a letter was read from Messrs Mcquarrie and Arseuault re the claim of Samuel Gallant for damage to the
instructed to notify Messrs McQuar- rie and Arsenault that the Recorder had instructed the Council that the
Grady and Hugh Daley, for billiard e
Hinton was read offering to pay part a of the cast of macadamizing Summer Street in vicinity of his properly was a referred to the Street Committee. lt v was decided to ronslrnct a concrete- a
Green Street and from Summer to
ed to Mrs. Pridham to built a concrete 8
Spring Street. Council adjourned till
-` ll Ill is conmu.
-W. K. IMGOUGAN, Globe Fox lim Cash must accompany order. llini-
oimngs. is Guardian agent in Summer mill! °|\_l¥'l\. twenty-Dre cents.
8
_-|-Hg |¢°RN|N¢’; pA||_y guna", S t for Plonics. including Table Covol,
een lu obtained at Lufenyn 'romo_1~ Nerklus. Dishes. etc. Complete for |.|-P.-na,”-._ gummm-|m._ ~ 351: at HOLMAN'S, Summerside.
monthly meeting of the Summerside ,H .
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cellar during the break in the water B_ prow” maybe of interest to the 5Y9f°m |391- Win'-9|* The Clerk Wa* “women of Prince Edward Islandz"
town was not liable for damages in tg hand Wm, ,,nc|,,5u,-9 Domi". this case. An application from G. D. 10|, Exp,-es, C0_ ,ecewt (0,. ,wo
n
license was acceded to and licenses will a t on ti 11 authorized. A letter from Mr. J. S. the ali1ouuty<l>i`irlidse‘\iigTl‘;nM(i{: lgumldielli,
sidewalk on King Street beginning at work of organizing these donations.
Spring Street. Permission was grant- the Battery. il`hs men are all health)
crossing opposite her property on shortly forthe front.
1 _ 3 The -for is
-ON! CIN an 'mm' Tlwtvznoriihaaohinur-
-41-Place mu=|..swAne Lunch gsoodacpizrg,
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Aci1now_lid_ges Socks
The following letter from Major W.
1 Stockcross Camp.
Dear Mrs. ings:-
Yours of May 4th
uses of socl1s.(630 pairs).i
d am writing her to that effect. , On behalf of the officers N. C. 0's: nd gunners of the Battery please cou- ey my sincerest thanks to the donog nd to those-who took the trouble and
EV0l'l'thlnE is going gplendidly with
nd enthusiastic. Expect to leave very
Yours very truly,
`»Certi4leate.~ of 11
the 22nd.-. -
Never, knowingly, have we published
full and written consent of the woman who wrote it
The reason that thousands of women
0
It is impossible for any woman who s well and who Q Q
to realize how these .;\ _g poor, sufferingwo- '” men feel when re- ` stored to health;
.. “We oarry a big assortment ot 'llhornlo-s Goods. Now is the time tney‘re useful-See our Lunch Kits- Foster's Drugstore. ‘
301-6-14M3i.
"Our Fishing Tacklo of the best
quality-See o11r lnmd-tied flies. A large assortment. Foster's Drugstore.
301-6-1`4M3i.
‘cisco A 'zzz 1-4 `
Reg. No., 2001. Enrolment No. 85.
Sired by Bingeu 2.05%, dam by
Alendorf, by Onward.
This is a good son of Bingen, 2.06%
Sons of Bingen sired 134 Standard Per- formers in 1915 McKinney, 2.11% stnnds second in this respect with 58, Axworthy third with 55 and Peter the Great with 54. Cssro A.,was purchased at the Old Glory Sale in November last and will be given a short season In the stud before being trained for the fail races. 1-le will be in the hands of the veteran, Mr. John 0. 'Brien, Bonshaw, and will be at his
S/Iiables on May 20 leaving there on
onday morning, May 22, travellin¢
through Crapaud to Jabez Lsa's, at noon; then through North Tryon by Cape Traverse at W. Noonan’s, _Al- blny, over night, May 23 through Searlotown to Pat Connolly's, noon then by Ross Corner to Kensington over night, May 24 to Walter Found's noon, then to' Austin McNeill'|, Stan- ley Bridge, over night, May 25, thien to William McNeill's Cavendish, than to Hector Buchannan’s over ni|11t. leaving there Saturday morning for
Steve Coles, Milton, leaving tlrarsfrt hoon for Charlottetown where ho vr ll stand forthe following week at »the
following some route for the season.
$13.00. Mares at owners' risk.
.HAMMOND KELLY. Owner,
.5 ` N U'lRi!N In charge. 9803-5-20MlmY¢f.
1 W. B. PROWSE. Major. Commanding 98th Canadian Siege
Battery. I
get when up the trench came one of
ri
ocle and cane. He might have been out for a stroll on Piccadilly, for he walked as unconcerned as if he was bored to doatll by the monotony of
lacements lniiammatlon, ulceration I rregularltaiss, nervousness, weakness: ;‘;“§’l‘l'§h 2212"' nclzngiiiltéer l;°:e§B:;nu;§ stomach troubles and from the blues. | ‘
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has "ev" Bugersd I “‘You know, sergeant,’ he question-.
P 0 `1<.\ . I
who ar suited” u D `\(.\\ ,his every movement that the whoa
th di; g i' I iaffair was a beastly bore
their keen desire to
he] ther Women 3 /. K ed off down the trench, expressing in
Q Ji _
E ey , , " ' ' " l This war has made the British aris
stables of Francis W. Hughes, then-
Termsz- Season, $10.00. inlnne'
well He understands his orders, does
` P 5' “Y lr 1 re ned It has relieved women from some of 1 es" B ' D `
- I had stepped out of my cover, as A
ghe ymrst fonils of fema-Ie lnmhomiiis' it was impossible to crouch and talk 1 . -- zz.. (_
state what the orders were. but it was rliillnult to make myself hoard. B0 1 finished.
ed. I cannot hear a word you are say- ing for thoso wretched shells.
I mario myself heard at last, and got
back ,into my funk-hole, and he stroll-
tocrat'solid with tho people, at least until all of the millions of soldiers of this war are dead. Their wonder- ful grit, unrivalled coolness, and com plete indifference to all dangers, has made them not only respected, but loved; there is no other word for it. My own views about them have com pletely changed. Surely they are a class apart; blue blood is more than a name. From all the world comes great fighting men, but their equal IB not among them_ They know no fear. neither can crash of doom make them start or change expression. Even here, under a rain of death, they are still bored."
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Imported Clydesdale
`l`ll0RNlil)AlE 17623
ENROLMENT N0. 36. ~
Sirod by High Honor by Hiawatha,
iam, Kate of Chsselton by Prince of Clay foaled April 26, 1912, imported from Scotland by Smith 5: Richardson, Columbus, Ont., and purchased there by- Mr James Roper of Roper Bros., Royalty, will stand for the season at the stables of Frances W. Hughes, Grafton St., on Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday. Balance of time at Messrs. Roper's.
Termsz- Season, $12.00, insure,
$15.00. Mares at owners’ risk.
JAMES ROPER,
¢ 1- xi HAMMOND »KELl.\(,,+»g_ gi,
Owners.
Baron 1_1_i_gn Ball
Baron High Ball will arrive in Sum-
merslde on the 1st June and remain at the driving park till the lst Aug- ust. vlithtwo of his yearling which are to be trained by S. A. Rockford. They Ire some ¢t‘Ut.£B1'S. -
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use-..z~" 1
regular. 'Yournust' correct the digestive ills that eaimetaudtlyslrinanddulleyee.
off W th eededh l . Th argniiidxmearddon, buipuicldii
strn gthen ,th torna , gen tlystlmulate tlie liver aiid re
late the bowels. They put e body -ln-good cond1t1on_ so the organs work as nature mtend- `
areworth a
guinea a box
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ommodore Lydard sms Season 1916 Enrollment No 37
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Champion Speed Sire oi Marii_ime Provinces, Sire _of Bob Mac
13 1 4 Champion Pacer of Maritime Provinces consider, 2 05 on
,,,,,,,,E,,, 0, ,,,,,,,sH OFHCERS lv1i1e`1‘ra¢1<,H11das 216,1nna Gin, 2171-2' izexllgm, 21714
- Premier 2.19, Orwell Belle 2.231-4, Arena Belle 2.221-2,.Lady
, A remarkable lem, has been ,,,c,,,, D 1.4 Commodore 2.25, Helen G. 2.27, Commodore Eipullet 2.25 Zealot
ed from asergeant of one of the Cana- ENROLMENT No 8* 2.29 1-2, KkCl'l€ll€I‘ M31lIl€€ 2.25, Nl1tliV00_(1 S€C_0l1d lil IHCC M. 220 ann units which inn untlnn cnlnnibln. ' Tom Commodore 2.24 and 20 others Just waiting for a chance to me greater part nr which is devoted Mayor Toad, 2.111%, is ton wen ste in the Charmed Circle, and howcould they miss as he is him ‘° “ d“°’"’“°” °‘ ‘he 3“"““‘ ""’““"’°' ¥°°W°'¢° "Sed enythlvs Said Of him- sei? Champion Sire. His Sire Admiral Dewey 2.04 3-4 was' a
of the British "aristoerat" officer while His honors in show ring and on race ' " ‘ ‘ ' ' under me He comsm that when ,mek are hmm, He comes 0, two of ghamglon Sire, his Grand Sire the Great Blngln 2.06 heads the
T9 Lydia F.. Pinkham Medi- helen canada hen .1 noun b t tn the sreatest families in the world - ‘st to ay' ' - ~
nnnrt nr vnntenniinn inn ugniigilnne Todd. 214% and .nnoynn Mnxinney So Breeders mate your Good Mares with the Great Sire. He
°”'° C°° . 1 man or social standing but that now tnnnnen. me cons have been the mrs- can be seen till further notice at his own stables Montague.
nn inn in changed. Fnnn what “Bl 9"" “'"1“°1’° when Bl_1°W°- H° Wi" Mr. Ellis the latter part of March refused a handsome price he had seen of these semlemeu he }’{°,,’§’,“"“ 3° 3”” "“"'°‘i_ °' F"““°’° W' from parties in N. S. for this horse but as he is an admirer of good
W°m°11 Wh° °\‘° W" °f°°° Uk "Are 1"" °°“‘° ‘° "'° °°“°‘“°‘°“ U1” *here »1~s,,,'f§§,»_f“g§,i,ln<»sli,rms'15 oo~ im,"-,, stock would rather keep him here for the benefit of the public
n*;‘;’d’i‘;§:Z';;";‘;°:‘e:l;‘;if1‘g':}l;'f;3J§;;‘f1*;:;“ °°1‘,',§‘ Zftrggt “;‘,°‘°w§\‘f:{1"§l’;’~ wrote M 120.00. libres at owners rislff Terms $15. for Season guaranteed return priviege.
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8eh\1il1°?" "4" U19? fi'U*hf\ll?" l°W“* |-|Ap4N|oNo KEl_|_v ELLIS PHARMACY LTD.
Why do women write such letters?" mega or\;lrerisg}l1;.uX1l;s avr;BIm}pee:;;l rig; H 0w,_,°,._ ' Mtf. M_ CLAIR’ In charge
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published A fictitious |em,,_. or mum we were all in the best cover we could -_ -. ll -¢ -q =-_ 1-_ 1 1 --1 _ M
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‘mm an parm °f the °°un"y.wr"’° ‘fum life. 'Ah. sergeant,’ he addressed ` .1 - ii! grateful _letters the Lydia E. Pink- ` me .I we that you have a Sentry on . gr _ 1. 4 »
29'" M5d‘°";§b?°8° that Lggm Fmt; they communication trench' that Is ` 1 ' ,9 i "V F ' QF, % ’ e rl ’ , . 4 5 '
liziiitii niiile hnppinziipigm niiiir riilis, ,,- I _;»_’®’,. S 3 ll (1 S 0 Ut I ff..
noe burdened with ain and suiferin lm' ,, @ . A C \'( > E] “°”‘¥`
dent that it will ‘ TEA
please. He has a positive assurance of its quality, in the guarantee
on every _Ipackage--entire satisfaction or money re- funded. here is no stronger guarantee of quality.
“You’ll like the flavor.” ` i ¢-
1°*-_I _l __.l *--1"--"£
time of all times
dd a p on r , inn (allowing is taken from The Canadian lfusic Trades Journal, re the advance
struction of Pianos:
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prices
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iltllo Guardian under date of June 8th saysz- i-,To give tho public some idea of the Brass Tubing . .. . ‘/“C81” NCB BW ¢°"|°l°"‘° SoftSteel......
sheet Copper . . . . . . . ... ..
MATERIALS INCREASE Walnut, Oak, Mahogany . . . .
1 1 1
if
ortuni
To Get a Good Piano
at Before The twin'
` Prices---Only 14 Left
Money saved is money gained-and if you ever intend 'to buy a piano, now is the
For here today in our shpw rooms we have 14 good, new instruments that. we
will sell at the same prices .we a_sked_ before. the war started-notwithstanding the fact that the prices on Pianos are Jumping higher every day. . -
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Prices are Advancing Rapidly...
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..180 Music Wire ..,.‘i|F....-1.' . ...D3 Hinges of all kinds . . . . . ... .. .. 00 ..11s srnclietn.oo1t|eto. .. .
ln ,,,.|,,,, |n m,m,,.|,_| Med in the con., Roll or Commercial bronze ....183 1-3 '1‘a‘cker_Bi`\1's. e`t.`eit .. . .... . ..
Clearspnice Brass Hinges
` . . ..75 Hiirh Speed Drills .. ~.. 400
Otheriiardvoodl . . ..100 'wrappingyapsts and Bots! 1'."-~
Copper . . . . . . . ... .. ......175 Chemicals ....40 to 600 _Making at1:avorsge`idveu of 172 dpelter' . . . . . . . ... ..450 'l`uningPins .. .....125 por ccnt..'»ilince`Ali¢ull.1§&i 1
are Juin14 Pianos ,Each Absolutely
_ an. :nn 1 NQW, will be sold at f“before-the,-Ado`g,i;ée”
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