ver Fox

N. B.. B. . S11.5ii»'1.5o.

Bluil l'oltn or Unprlme skins age al-

ways figured at value.

I7 il

splend your e

S200

ter tw

with grairnze for June 3rd at Exhibition Grodu

2.19

iii

.dur ____.__:___

es- *if

J. l‘.

truck

VCRP. wcll B June 3rd.

Dell man o u eck

U l35~1il- N0. il

aiu -

idwiini

No I 8.00- 4 16-40

2 S800

Heavy Lynx

50 Bll

Cross

Otter, N. B.,

Beaver. Que,

C. Casters

IIE TURF

HORSE NOTES.

~ in

Races June 2rd. Good events and 2.5

id contests are assured. Get he ntry ready. .10

_O C O sp

The Charlottetown Driving Park

Association are to be praised for the

encoiir racing

by providing an early meet.

C O l

irses of $100 each are the pro-

drivc-r now on the turf will _v

U O U h

Irving expects to he on his y

He will get Baby Lo an O

e s e _I

Trl.

Han 'ro se Pnorrsn

ur iN ai-zo, di

'_*" to

nchitis is an acute inflammation of th

the membranes lining the air tubes of the T

, and begins with n tightness across be

the chest, and a diiiiculty of breathing

pnnicd by s. hard dry cough which na develops into the raising of ii. green- La

Bro

lungs

accom later ish or

__-_-,_ -

snoul

victi could

UI’ 1 ` ~ ' (1 to df me much "ood a friend

\isit Nor

help hott

__ ___.,___ ,_ I0

Was fa Victim oi Bronchitis. T

th pu

H F

cllouish hlc m

trouble. Mrs. John Fawcett, Solis- in N.B., writes: “A year ago I wns l in

m of llronchitis. 1 was so bud 1

.ii Oiiiivff

n bod As the doctor fnilc

._ , who came tc m :idvisod to ge

, :inf _iw ns cuied. I have noi

d an lrttiirrk of if since."

P5012. 2-7 and .7()rcnis a bottle. N

l (tho cl lllzod ld. It

:ll\?lrgl.&‘i:lc‘;reaged Jaan. Ivins;-on¢sius°n.4l:

s:;l:=d;ntl.yr?iz slbaby u-xg: ‘Print B5 08;- Largs Size, 50 cts.

~.-._

tered in the will leave for

agement they are giving horse im

trot and pace mile heats purse re 2.30 pace and 2.30 trot the lat- th o races one half mile heats he

de. _sp

O C O do

Teleivione G., trial 2.25 the last r. uumarkeh pacer owned by Fenton R. so l\'c\vsorr_ has been sold by him tc

Dell Gunter of Fredericton, N. B.

' s e e tae

Ed Geeri: the "silent man" and thc cla.

oldest handle .loo I’s.tclien 2.02} and others fro for R. J. McKenzie this year. Wi look to see “Joe” enter the two min- ute class under the skilful preparg- Jo tion of “I`op’” Gears. rl

before the first oi May this Ro

Gunter the well known livery co f Fre-lericton visited here this be und took away with him some we

Y ' P 8 ~ 5° the filet sign of bronchitis you ed

notlic down, and had lobe r gr

5 . . , ii . . . ‘

aslapfog g{l\i:in]i]il":.ir\l.’ii?.?ilx 'lI`(l)‘

lililliiii-ri (‘i»_ [§~..1;»,1 '|‘,,...,- |,,_ (im

Chamberlain

ALL

gooo green

Bottom

8 . r- etc, _

elle and Shrubb, ready for

Everywhere it is the same story

ssc

rses considerably deminisbed.

U . O

pcrlinps turning into some serious Peter Cnnro is expected to arrive

the City in May and open a train- g stable. I-Ie is bringing a. good een`pacer in‘with him.

O U O ' c Chappelle who campaigned hor-

s on the Grand and Western._Cir-

0. t D . W cl’ ‘ _ . .

,my pine Syr!£e_ TR; 655; bfitlf cults is now located in Pictou, is pd mc go “-ongcrfullv 1 took nv( going to open up the track there and ics in ull l ' ~ ` - Wil

1 likely give an early meeting. `

THE USE OE THE SPLIT-LOG

DRAG ON EARTH ROADS.

'I‘v:o inistukes are commonly made constructing' a split-log drag. The

rst lies in iraking it too heav It

. y.

should,l>e so light that one man can easilylift it. Besides, a light drag re- sponds more readily to various me-‘ thods oi bitching and to the shifting' of the position and weight oi the op- erator, both of which are essential considerations. A drag can be made heavier at any time by proper weight-

xihllnh costa so little and does so niuahl'

The Favoriih

`" Lo " ‘_ 'J

» 1 .0 6%.

he family remedy 'fur ceugin me ceis

-Ooughs,

Whooping Cough.

‘lfhlsrsmedy ls famous for its suse urn

and

Auction Sale? Ol-`

Valnalilelroperiies `

ln _Charlottetown

Pownal Streets, No. 22.‘*~'._

No. 5 ou Chcs‘nht

th modern. conven-

of furniture will same time and

made krooimar

'stuka The hole lpli the :will lie on a line

hu been “_ ' way between the

show and slab ' should now

only next w¢,g_ ‘tion behind the

\s¢ 0 |whi§l1i.a til be lt

An oder of $1300 was recently mid YU°B|“|'° 39 de and refused for Mies Allondy W’ Of UW 0°" 9 owned by a party in Bti step- from Uv viher

of to

pearsd in

the erroneous

sary tlmt s

shall he

The log

and from 10 t0

and carefully ‘nie heaviest

selected for the this front slab 4 that is to he at orond locate the

receive a cross from the other locate the center fo

guiar series oi dnmhrrengeo for mater- Care must he taken to hold

Lonfinn Quo, ig Ong 0( the page ward. end oi the chain should be bor-

al support of everyone counectedl- Ifthe (eco of the log stands plumb _ _ .tu the some racing game. If seeks it-is well to wedge outn1eiower_e¢igo,d°HlH ‘igthu tl; rgiixgpsianzfstiégedrélsr elevate the sport and bring it to of the blade with a three-cornered|°f th” '“~=- ac t t Q u 1 1 e brightest pitch of popu1arit.y_`strip ot wood to give it a set like the E' tn B mfg” ex en ' an B “cess” he results' of their endeavors should bit of n plane. . felt in 1913. ' A platform of inch boards held to- dm* “P0” 11" “‘ld°”’*““d‘“g °f b°“‘

° ° ° 'gethcr by three cleats should be plac- °f th°"“

Sidney Boys--Pat Dogherty and ed on the stakes between the slabs.

n MacKay have returned from the These boards should be spaced et_n“k_ 01;' ilevis d5l;‘;l“1dblb?ieht;§'§“f)‘3 £2; eke Sale at Indiana with t _ ._ , “Dug "War ° A

y w° ` ’ " ` d d a to

od ones. Fredericton also purchas-'_f "hal" to imc” the “nwade r g

a hunch there which makes usl muow th,€h.f‘°’m;uat gn tglgle Ortth gg

d chock it immediately by “sin think that we will have our chances` - egrees ls W ca se e ea

B securing a slice of .the Halifax

. Wood’s Noi-way Pine Syrup, and gf,

thereby preventing it becoming chronic

and lung bury,

ANI] BllllNEl]

Until She ii/as Nearly Crazy. Began 'with Watery Blisters.-f.~ On Ears, Eyes* Hands and Ankles. Could _ Not §leep i`or~Scratchlng. Cuti- e cura Soap and Ointment Cured.

_ Brunswick St.. Fredericton, N. B.-" I had a very had case of oezeme. The trouble began with watery blisters and itchod and bumed until I was nearly crazy. It was on my ous, oyos, hands and ankles. I could not keep the bed clothes over me at night for the smanlng and itching. My ears would swoll. I'would scratch until tho blood would run and then form o. scnb. I felt as ll I could take n knife and ent tho iiosli on my hands. It would disiizum my R100 and make itsmnrt and burn and swell. I could not sleep at night for scratching.

" I tried everything I heard of without

getting any benedt. I used lots of homo remedies. such as laid‘and sulphur, and also was ,treated i`0i"'ili. Then I trlod Outicurn Soap and Ointment :ind they gave me great ease. I used them about four months and I am happy to say I am. never troubled now. The Cutlcura Soap ahd Ointment cured me wmpistaly," (8i8Dell) Mrs. A. S. Thomp- son, Mar. 9, 1912. ` `

The regular use of Cutlcura Soap for toilet

and both not only tends to preserve. purify and beautify the skin, scalp. hair and hand-S. but assists in preventing inflammation, irri- tation and clogging of the pores. the 00111111011 cause oi' plmples, blmckheads, redness and roughness, yellow. oily, mushy and other un- whulesome conditions of the skin. Outicura. Soap and Cutlcura Ointment are sold throughout the world. Liberal sample of each mailed free with S2-p. Skin Book. Address poet card Potter Drug & Chem. Oorp.. Dept. '44Q, Boston, II. B. A. '

Drs: °»l¢.0s¢nm-lnss,0at.

011 W0illl€Si|ilY I ..i=.rni‘.<;:r.o.i~.ir=~=-- ....

Ap.-ii so, isis ‘ ‘wif-_ _ _ _ .‘ --g ih

_ mcommmeiu M U own* No” .I :gesture That Three" Tenementi House with uct|0n bale

__.'Slore, on corner of Chestnut en'd

slioulfit shift 'his weightdzoward the back slab. ' J °

they can_u§!¢51_1Y l7'°'7.‘f!7iF"f‘5’l7°‘1_' lf i`l?H° ,driver shifts his wetsiit toe. Quit ae

were and before it was be

cross' feet:

and liallfl will n

The l>ack‘ 'Ulu 30'"

11:3, Wuxi D1' M°f9¢'l ‘Indian Root'Pllls cure'

° Un ' _ d 0; my ,1:;""_°;3°§KW°§“f»;¢;'l~;1;vL;i;fUwbi ymnw 'ro use A ones. } _ °°"' _ -_._ me can-| “yo-,,, Y' ° “la oosr DATA. _

*nd ‘ i“°l‘°'i --- Tm’ 5'" d°°° th* l’°°t w°"* ‘"’°“`

ocate the center_ ' f the soil is moist, but not sticky. The‘ 'mer i neu v i'1|b1 gan,

n, Miss A. is supposed to be en. of the outside etsps, Find the center 1”" an inch 5170!* *-0 311°* “Y earth then moves freel alon h ‘ 8 B 6 U' B ° on

Y I 1 0 the cost i alntenance M earth

wed Wm, A wonduml hunt 014 ol the middle hole as before. Whenf:;;`tm::;I';‘§7tg‘°:1¥t‘€»L;:‘fl§“u‘?;;;‘ laces 0| the SIBUB-,If W0 l'°l5WHy iifroads by lilreirgns. However, there is e,q_ _ ,these holes nm brought opposite eechmw mad again The and cleft' should’ very badly rutted and full of hoiemno dwbt A. to the economy of the

» » » _ lotlier, one end of the been slab willbe placed so that the Wm not 8 tiit may be well to use the drag onevdmg, mim- in ii.-gg img or in its

Vesta Boy 2.05} gpg; linda, ghsvlie 16 inches' nearer the center of | h _ Y _b t d _ ,Fil when the ground is elushy. Th|g‘°D°,-°¢10n_ TM most @1550,-lt, (0,-m 3

mmer on May lst at Bummei-slde..th° .'Q“dw“y~ than the ‘rout "i‘“°» &lV~‘“D°“ t ° "We 't‘°k>°“' “ Imp “'_ll=f¢°¢lY-6" ii D°I'ii°lll8!‘1Y BDP11°8l>l6 will cost but a tow dollars lor mater- Toronto. nz. g ,

~ » ~ ing what is known as "set b»w\i." Sidi’ 9191". Wim* U16 1¥\idd1° 0°” WD before_a cold spell in winter when it. |51 md “hun ,hue one mu, audi ~ - ‘

An »-.rim will be meds to have “_The holes should be 2 inches in .ua gi; Zliigizd _;=_Zc§;*l;f:a::d:hg§1§“::£1'§ is gvzzlble to have e roadway freeze] um ¢e'n,oi>ei-_ate it sueeeesmily un-

. ' sm ° ‘ _d ll. l dill ll .'

e summer horse races so there “will ll-Nl *:;H°l°ul1ll;U;l\: iUt:§fl“3 9:59” h°l°°.€3g;'£ jfntazczltxfigzd 'th° "“1“h°d b Atginoothhrcaadcrudme is secured sr 8 uma can 0 8.

no conflict or meetings. in o ‘ er H e s as she tit pro- - ' Y B met 0 - ay. when mixed

1iel_. 'Ph b l t v th l - *An ordinary trace chain is strong Wm; ¢¢ ,_ d th |11 _

_ _ ° ° . _ _ ryg e 0 8 0 nw" 6 0 M ,enough to draw the implement. rrp- becom;;arelb.n:kab1y°i;g§§n ‘iin`<i;,”ki°igi

smug cities in canada. 'riiey have ed atthe same time. "id°‘i *"° _“im” l' “°* f"“°“°° Dervious to watch It compacted ln.

| . _

cidcd to em; ,, ,,._u,, track so as] qiiistwo sian, should be hem an inqhroush a link- The chain sl_1°ul<l be this condition iz becomes extremely 0 be in elm Grand Circuit nm see- shes* apart by the stakes. Stwight-,W"“Pp°" “"’“”d th” "ar ""°"°' “_‘°“{l1Bl‘<l~ ‘ -

n. _ |gralned timber should be selected for l’BB°°d <_>V*‘-F the fl`°11t B145- P~H»iB\l‘E I Another valuable result

° ° .U ,the stakes, so that each -stake shall lglle 01133: "5 sag: ;gdd;Jlf!tt\;;st9§:\;,ls Ithe reduction of dust, for

Independence Boy‘2.01| one of the fit snugly into the 2-inch hole when' °“'“ ° _ “<2 ¢B Of Clay °°h°I`° S0

test. oacers that _ever stepped onthe two slabs are in the proper posi- ,ine °f the 'l:°”_”- " `” "“h°\` “ld °f th°_lthat there is but little wear when

y will not likely be raced this tion. The stakes should taper gradu-,chain 9b°“l<- -JJ _-~~--l i»\\l'0\1El1 the:/surface is smooth. Dust on an earth ear as he has not entirely reeovei-ed'al1y towards the ends- There Bl\0i\1d,h°l° l" th" “nd °' the “lab °“d_i° P05-ii iS 11116 '10 U10 bfellkillif “D “D- m the accident of last year. 'be no shoulder at the point where gem UYAF* PiUhP*;;‘Bid tlgfléléililug- uglllfe- der traillc of the frayed and iipturned

0 ° e the stakes enter the slab. The stakes. .ree g_n__ 0n¢_ a mc edges of ruts and hoo! prints. lf the

Nat Ray of Toronto formerly at should be fastened in place by wedg_es'5“m°|“-"t- ' ' surface is smoothed -alter each rnln

ckey ls iiow one of the coming Only. 1

ivers on the Grand Circuit. Nntl_ “hen the stakes have been placed l-h°tt"°£‘ ‘"1 h"‘“°hu;* :ai that" :$92 as some good ones to campaigb this in position and tightly Wfdgeil. ll yu t " 9 " 5 W ° n 5 W “ "

' ~ 9

a;n1lnL\§\elEi§."l€. Clrieliisgolita' Ogwhihiinilvilriil? ehoiillrlhl: iitliliilid daiggontallgvchig ches in 8 feet, the timber can be used

' ' "mem iii nie ditch emi 'rho in-ii¢e‘t° 20°" "d"““f“i=° bv °°'°““¢ it 5°

¢ o ¢ 'should be dropped on th; h-ont Blah, that the blade end oi tho.1og shall

Al. Russel an American trainer hg,g'so that its lower edge shall lie with- Slant forward Whell the °th°" ‘md is unc. an itenerary planned for the in an inch of the 5,-0,md_ while the perpendicular. The construction o

.` . th <1 ll

"iid §§'.'.f'."'.`.. ...If é'.§§.'I§§.1.f§-`i,",'1‘{.‘f fweifi ii.. Zig iifit éiitgiidaifiiele uve" above. but cm mm 11° fake” st and in midsummer take in thel A strip of iron about 35 feet long, that the holes bored to receive the

' 1 ` l' ' ' 3 l li- 'd d I

lyiirllgfatiaiaciixiicil lfreknas l]r»i‘al:ili1;flac1*ijnng th(ii:‘l.'4, rggvesbhl iisetiin igr oithinblaliiag the low" N159 ofi the blade is n°°°s`

1 ° ° This should be attached to the front BUY in ‘f5i“f' Buch 9' mg'

slab, so that it,_wlll be one nail inch

is year more race meets and larger bB10W U16 10W€I‘ edge 0| U16, “lib lib rses than ever. the ditch ciid, while the end of the,

l . ~ 1

be dates oi tthe’ ‘ Amherst Winterlisli(;!illdcli§rf‘l:el1ih$v§1bd(tliec (eiigrtifrfthg i""'°1V°s tw? prmciplesi which when ir are April 11 If 13th slab ‘lhe bolts holding the blade inl th°"°“Khl5' ““de"t°°d and “mem”

I ’ ` place should have flat heads and the gently applied' "`ak° road wwklng

The Prince Edward Ysland Horse-holes to receive them should be coun- “fith this implement verytiimptlf' Thi? en's Association deserves the cor- tersunk. mst °““"“`"“‘ the Rug an Pos

dim

secount

In many logs the grain runs around

the di-ng in this case is the same -as

stakes are plumb. No wedging under

The successful operation of a drag

HOW TO USE A DRAG.

tion oi the hitch, while- the second

manipiilatioii of the' drag is depen-

For ordinary purposes the snatch

d . move along the lace of the drag smoothly and will give comparative- ly light. dralt to the team, provided the driver rides in the line of draft. Sometimes, however, conditions are met' which require special treatment, and in a rolling country such condi- tions are not infrequent. Often a flat place several rods in length or a secpy spot needs special attention. The distance from the drag at

which the team is hitched affects the depth of the cutting. Sbortening the chain tends to lift the front slab fron; the ground, s. longer hitch caus- es the blade to cut more deeply. The length of hitch may be regulated by lengthening and shortening the chain at the end which runs through the hole in the blade end’.bf.tbe drag.

If small weeds are to be out or e

furrow of earth is to be moved, the doubletree should' ba-.ilttnlihedf 'father close to the ditch end-~ 0f_the».drag. The drag \v'ill»now move'near_ly ditch end foremost, and the' driver _- 'should stand with one loeiboii. the extreme

forward endol (the lront`~lsl*ab€h This will swing il.-iw _l`ag_=1-yaek, .' _ 0 PF07 per angle and_'.wll_1 caui_e thebladt tg plow. This ditchiprbtiuires slow BD careful driving in F-‘dfdergtowjpreveut the .img fmm“t_i15i1in_s_ if ioljyyard. 'Ir the blade should p'l_ow_'.*_toq_deep1Y- 9-5 it ma do in a w0t‘lP0t}'U1° dfiv"

If straw a`nd.wc_eds"cloz the blade.

far as possible X from 13119,' 3.l_f9|1.°'i' maui- emi. '“slmilar1y._i1.-lie.. _Ima uickl awe ‘from the ditch end the

' Some attention should be given to

, the edge or ciieblade. In the ~beslu`!1* . The undersigned is instructed ig ing. the average earth road renulr°g__5§11by PUBLIC AUCTION, onthe

b dir? ,_' _-I *_* ”° '*'°°l P1_°t°_ °° th? dwg’ th9ug]§pl_¢mises at Briickley Point Road,

We are authorized by the Ex- A|;;“‘b’eF all 3‘F¢_ll'|8_‘9 Pill! Lot 33_ on Thursday, the Tenth

ecutors of tte esiaie-of ‘tl-.e late piusme§¢e§.ii`ffgi§°g§:§?i\Ii°§i2g1iziinnfifg A 2 1,4 day of April, A- D~ 19135 ‘if um James A. McLe id, to se ll by public _§i°i'_‘2i',2§‘§°ii‘i.‘i¢':l‘i'i':i.'fif 3l§i!f'ii3'%':li°':°'i1r`e s}§.i“:i q ` ’ » _ _' hour of 2/o’cl0ck

auction, cn. ihe premise., Q ' _ig':.bg:;§m.r¢.iu¢go. Mniieais -uysssfm, ~ _ ‘- ____. _ _ _ _ AT

ever,

size and l

sister

IWO

s dc

or rut

to be

over

move earth toward roadway and to

shove the suri

Hill ll being

holes and riits which trafllo`

pack

earth.

this wind is not more than 4 in-`

lnale troubles."-Mrs. C. COLE, Fitch-

lrregular periods, bnckache, headache, dragging-down sensations, fainting spells or indigestion, should immediate y seek |

_PiPkbs.m's Vegetable Compound i__!: ' .I '_ '

and the road dries hard and even, no edges are exposed to crushing and the only dust which forms is that due to actual wear of the road sur-

loam. other things being equal. Cer-

i . . -4

sioiiiiuiiiiini

_yoywfii

Mrs. C. Cole Tells How Hel Daughter Was Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pink-

ham’s Compound.

Fitchville, Ohio.---“I take great pleas-

ure in writing to thank you for what your

.. _'__, _ medicine has done ` fm' my daughter- ,._.»_»\,,.- “Before taking

§.;¢:1:T:».

~~ ' " _ "‘ your medicine she 4 ‘ was all run down, ' ‘ suffered from pains

in her side, could not

_ ,§,;;j;§j‘- walk but ashortdis-

" tance at a~time, and `- had severe pains in /Q’.-"f/ new and limb.. si... 'L: -_-iw/f came very near hav-

ing nervous prostra-

tion. She had begun to cough a good deal and seemed melancholy by spells. She tried two doctors but get little help.

“I cannot find words to express my

gratefulness for what Lydia E. Pink» ham's Vegetable Compound has done for my daughter. She feels and looks like mother girl since taking it, and I shall always feel that I owe you a great debt.

“ You can use this letter for the bene-

fit of others if you wish, as I shall nl- weys recommend your medicines for fe-

log -_;\>»

ville, Ohio. i Hundreds of such letters from moth-

ers expressing their gratitude for what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Coin- iioimdliss accomplished have been re- ceived by the Lydia E. Pinkham Medi- cine Company, Lynn, Mass. Young Girls, Heed This Advice. Girls who are troubled with painful or

restoration to health by taking Lydia E.

i'iUB|il’C IlUC‘l`l_0N

if,” ol enrzbmny in cropped into a valuable Farm, at Breckley low plea- oamnannie. ‘~ Point Road, For Sale.-' '

in afternoon,

farm-ccn_-

acres of.lan'd,

west side of the Road, ~

are

There are so many influences t And ir does not hurt the work and conditions are so vvried l‘““‘f,“m‘°n’,§‘°;° °'°““‘""“

' w cra u orlps

in different ioealities that it is quite mvcilhcmsmoouinndwn

facm For momughly dancing bam’ and umm Consignments ,of farm produce

n, _ solicited

` . . _ Farmers having llrsi-class dairy

` - - In ~ It uuuer fr ale s uid w ie -- impossible to my down a general °°¢1;e_¢:h{§fig“,m _ _ °_ ° "° ri

rule for the number of treatments 5,.,,¢i,,i;,,,,,,,,',,,_ _ """‘"l3 l""°°°° "`

needed to keep a fond in good con- Sm i:emnnvLiniieii.muinai y -°~|5f"'l5'“P<1~

dition. A tough c ay or a stil! sandy _

clay will resist the action of wheels c;____ _ .;--_ ___________ _ f

tones

Tliere’s Nothing Better Than

timonlal for `snd Nerve

me a sleep as ever, anyone who sullen from tr them." S

with it occsiilonally.°ql’ries $2.00. -

for

DU Clll'

.Y " M'lb ' H and N Pills

50 oéntlgnd tlioigigboxes f¢:'r;l.25, st”el°i iealers, or mailed direct on receipt of rice by gba T. Milburn G0., Limited,

Tobacco Habit Dr. Mcreggsrrs tobacco r edy removes nil

desire for the weed iii afew xy . A vegetable niedioliie, and uni r uires tnuoiilng the tongue

I -_

Liquor Habit

Mnrvellous results from takingkliis remedy

the liquor habit. Baie .fn lnetfpenslve

home treatment; no liypoderm o lnfec ons; no

lciolty, no loss of time fron; bus ness, and a

guaranteed. Address or consult Ds.

Morsaourr, 15 Yonge sheet, Toronto, ads.

McCoulireyQ Balmain

General Commission

Merchants

Sydney. N. 3.

and hoofs for a longer perlod‘than a / V __ V

- \

(4 1 8 1 8)

BOT

TOM

Race Record 2.23 1-4

CHAMPION Standard Bred _and Carriage

_ Stallion of P

riiice Edward lslandl

1 i _I

Bred Enrollment No. 5lle|ii oi A.

s v

Son of Bmgara

Sire of ,Baden 2.05 1-4,

Befgfn z.o6 I-4, Blnvolo 2 07'

3-4. Belvasia 2.0634 Berks

2 14 i-4 Biringi 2 18 r-4 Bis

The w>r.d's Llvmpion money

winning sire.

The world’s champion sire of

2.08 troliers at Il yrs. Sire of the highest price horse sold in 19 £2.

Baden 2 05 l-4 Sold for $30100

Sire of the woili’s V greatest

money winner of all history. 1

Sire of 38 two year olds that have

» _ _ trialed in 2.30 or better.

an 2.141-4 big winners on

NO OTHER SIRE LIVING or

DE.-\D can COMPARE with him

half mile tracks last year and for acbievemeivs at ri years.

all of which will be lvaded .h

_ _ \

His sons and cl-uzhters are race orsas they have proved themselves

where you want them, when the

forthe Grand Cirrnit, etc, etc.. money is up.

Son of Kadikd

Kfidika is a standard bred regis-

' tered mae by the gr\eat._KR_EM-_

Dam of Beka 2.14 1-4

winner of io races over io

LIN 2.07 3 4 champion atxllion of

dll’-.eient i-2 mile tracks in 1892 and the greatest bi-ood lnaie i9-2 sire of today. She weighs 1200

Blola 3 year old record pounds and is a great speed pro-

2_i8 i-2 ducer_ Will hav.-_ iwo more in the

Bottom 5 _year old record list soon. Remember thats great'

2 23 x-4 dam is as necessary asa great sire All by Bingara. for propagating sp ed. _

Beeuty,‘Size,Sirength, Souvdness, Speed and Breeding are

combined in this Bingara’s handsome son. Opportunity certainly knncks__fstjt]ie breeders door, don’l pass it by if you have s-des'lr- able broed mare. Only one other son of Blngara ever stood in the Maritime Province and he recently sold for $5ooo.. but he left a Maritime record breaker behind in Bsrings Com't 2 year old ec6`i-'d“,;2;28 on Halifax Track. His owner refused $1,800 for liirn. oitom will prove equally assmsational a Sire of speed and will

give greater size

The late C. .J. HAMLIN one of the e

world ever knew believed in breedin for

. - Z as a result Village Farm became noted as

the

most beautiful hor-'es in the world Follow

of the most beautiful horses in

Bottom the bi-eedy and beautiful; son of

Blvssm- _

_ Be in the FASHION. most fashionable niche in the that niche you are receiving n

an¢`:e'_'of itsfpr nv. |913 w'll be Mme th; mqlxgy

for Season

the Maritime