l Clovis Gauthier, Suinmorsidc.

~ an 2_1#-1

' r 1 "" “naar --J-au-

» Island Roll of Honor _

` _, . KILLIP IN ACTION

B. ia, um nut.

Ima __ Boas. N It . 'n' Robert 0. Stewart. Donuts!!-

Cove.

Cable Head.

Geo. Cave Traverse.

' - _ ’ wouiinao _ _ _ `

caan ti t Pri at ceo. w. sharp Simimerllill-

o G on Prilratg J. D. Locksrl;is, Casouinpeo

Private Bruce McLellan. Indian River. Pte Damien McKenna.. Cl\Bl’l°l¢_¢lllW° Privmsgigriu noatun.ga¢>nk0°_;_fl Corp._ rose `°ssro1e. = wiicrs_ii clark wright. victoria -_ a-

pau .

Robert Charlottetown. (Van-

Lieut Stewart. Wilmot

yall

ey Charlottetown.

Lance

Bradalbane

t. Albion .

John A. McLean, North Cai-

Gordon M. Sinclair, Montague. C. Delaney, Kensington. Warburton, Charlottetown.

Pte. Rogers, Miscouche, P.E.I. Pte. McDougall, Nine Mile

Creek.

Sergt. John A. McNeill, Charlottetown Farrier, James Glllispie, Appin Road. Donald D. McPherson, Glen William.

(seriously ill) .

Vernon Gunner James M. Bmith;‘L0t 59. (Ser-

John iously ill.) .

Sapper J. McDonald, Charlottetown.

Samuel Chandler. Pownal.

GenrgGe¢t¢?:g§,tn“»n H. Beairsto, Halliurroii.

Frivate D. G. Gilbert, Eanniiig. D. G. Fanning, Charlottetown. Pte. Daniel Stewart, Dunstaffuage.` Daniel H. Bears, Brooklyn, Lot. 8|..

pete, A_ (_‘.,,~.;_ James Marshall, Cove Head Road

|.-_ Simmons, River. Pte. F. Gaudet, Miscouche.

John F. McLeod. Park Corner.

John Gallant, Suuimerside.

Allan Steele, Newport.

McDougall, Morcll.

Geo. iliiriis, Malpeque.

Pte. Allan.

Patrick Hogan, Hope River. . pts, VJ-:_ McLeod, Fredericton.P.E.I. Corp. Prescott Forbes, Tyne Valley. Gerald \Vulter Riley, llillsborough.

F. J. Brown. Mr, Albion. Prescott F0__r_bes. True Yallcr'

i-Jrilest Gaudet, St. Nicholas. Pie- N0? l'llZgGl‘nld. ( iinriottetown

-.-¢,._ Gs., i;0“-"QM Alperton, Pte, Harry Liinii, t‘harlottetown_ ' L_ Sgt, P. H_ Crockett. York. Pte. Michael Jarvis_ Cove Head.

gg;_ L_ 3_ M¢[)0“31d_ pete;-5 ]¢0gd_ L. Corp, Eliuer Bowness, Norlioro.

rite. s. w. iiicnslitii. Forest Hin. f'-nl. ly. Wm. West. <‘-ravsud.

[___ Con, _|85 C0i,.,._ w;,,§|0@_ _ Hammond Johnson. Charlottetown.

. |30,-don Ma},de,-50n_ Maip,-_.qu¢_ Pte. Micliael Dalton, Georgetown. ' ' A. Campbell, Long River, P_ E_ I, Pte. John Mctlougaii, _l\inlpeque. - paul G_ |)9h.,m_ B100m|ie1d_ Pte. C. A. Rogei-son. Kiiikora. _ .l'ii‘s, H. Stewart. Donaldston. ' lf-_lV- MHY- WFSY C0V9ll@9d~ " Sap sr R. Collins Hunter River. AUKUSTUS \°l"~ DOW". Sf- P‘~’l0l"S BH?- L,,-§HeM_ Rob£.,.(S5n_ ML H(,p¢_ Geo. A. Crossmai1_ Clmrlottct_owii.. L_ _,_ Marshal C0v,,h,._,,d_ Lance Cpl. Fred Andrews. t!h'lown Geo. H. Robertson. Hrmlulhane. Jo-lin McLeod. (son of A115115 MCLQUI Kilburn R. Sharron, tlrandiiil. _0ll°Tl°l5l€l0W“~

Murdock Mat.h,,,,,m__ Mel,-gli,-,_ I bball P. Bradley, St. 'i‘lieresa'e. pte_ Fred McL.,0,;_ _ Charles Buxton. Cape Traverse. SRL pred |;ugm,i|_ Haze] Gmve_ John A. Stewart, Uharlottetowii.

Pte. Earl G. Read Suinmerside. Q9- };l'l"~‘.‘_' l_-0*’-MSUlT;;!leli5ld‘*~ ~ .` ’ J -. _ ’-ni looiw ii. orc .

Harry P" Romani' long Rhlr Louis McMy_rrer, Charlottetown.

Everett Mc eori. Grand View.

' :\_ . Y Ii. .

vessey or John D. ifltlriis, Spring Valley.

` A. C. Walker. Georgetown.

_"“‘“°“ ”““‘“' “°"" “‘““" Téliil §i'.'"il§.fo.iI.`f.`f.'i,"`if»'.§§"§'.'-. seas.

DISCHARGED ON ACCQUNT OF ILLNESS. _

_ Gr. Ernest Davey, Charlottetown. " PRISONERS IN GERMANY.

l’tc. H. J. Wells, Elmstiaie. ` Private J. Fraser, St. Peter's Hay. Peter M. Grant, Bangor, 1". E. I. Private Daniel A. Simons, Port Wood.

Peter McKenzie. St. Pei.cr’s Bay. P_te.Lei=ter Clair JoIinst‘on.Peter’s Rua Wilfrid it. Gunn, New London. Sami. W. Mcllcath, Forest Iiill. Malcolm Gillis. Mount Vernon. Corp. J, I). McPhee. Genrgotmi-yi,

Fredk. Davison, Charlottetown. Lestc-r'S. MacDonald, Peter-'ii Road,

MISSING.

' ' J. I". Peters. Charlottetown. Liout. (LB. Pithlado, Charlottetown. ' John McPhee. Georgetown. Pts. Jas. Dawson iii-own, New London

Wilfred C_ Gunn, New London. Johii McLeod, Siimnicrside.

DIED FROM WOUNDS.

Private William Gordon. Montague Pte. John W. McDonald, Hradalbana. Patrick'A. McManus, Bonshaw. Private Arch. McKinnon. Canoe Cove. Gunner Nell Mclsaar, Soiiris. Private Walter Smith Pownal. (West- John Currie, Charlottetown. ern Canada.) George Dunn. Riistico. William D. McKinnon, l-leittherdale. Donald D. li1cPhi-iraoii, Glenwilliams John Daniel Jarvis, Grand Tracadie,

Gordon Manda raoti. Mnlpeque

DIED ON MILITARY- SERVICE

Private Fenton Alohorn. Rocky Point. Gunner Robert McPhee, Charlottetown Gunner 0. S. \icEachern. Charlotte-

town. »

Pte. John M cfioniild, Charlottetown. Capt. T. M. Hyndman. Charlottetown. Major W. L. Harvie, Charlottetown.

Little Pond. Lance Corp. Giliiis, Summerside.

Daniel M. Ross,'Mt. Vernon.

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1 Get the New _ Straw Hat 'atf Tupli-n's _

This year’s oewtst styles _

in igo-md, dependable siniws .-CIaa~v‘ effect# that will _

" ti'..'is»":if -irc--sv im-ii~'\-¢»~ whmvii Ilvirf i\0W,t=l. 'IU

I.l\J'S _

N. mail--r hor li rl you

:if»- t. li I y.-i will Cfilil ~i.ii- li r- :ri i till suit

. wi- -- i ‘»~ t.'v. \.`~~’l ii and 1 iii! Y-IJ: ii,|.t.»iiay. ,___

VJ R.-uh ~n 'iuplin & Co.

s

¢8t'ern

-»|1’ PAYS to buy in this Province.

-_W. K. MQGOUGAN. Globe lo; Er

is Guardianfageut in Summer-

-.PARISH OF ALIERTON Church

June 25. St. Lukea Lot 6. 10.30 L. 0

en p. ln." 1' _ _- _

has been promoted to Conipuny Quan

-some ausmess for .aiein Ken

tlemau, only small capital .required Address, Box 531, Suinmeraitle.

447-6-23M2i.

-CONFI RMAT|ON.- The Archbis-

Alherton on Tliursday, June 29th at 7 p. ni. and at St. Luke's_ O’l.eary Rd. Lot 6 ou Friday, June 30th at ll a.in.

--HOLMAN'S FIRST CARGO of

Hard Coal left New York for Summer- side, Wednesday. People who have not already booked for hard coal, should do so at once. Write or ’phone your order for lt. T. HOLMAN, LIMITED, Siiniinerslde.

456-6-22M2iE3i.

-VISITED SCHOOL.-‘ l{is Lord-

ship Mr. Justice l-lnszard, and Preiniei- Mathleson nocompanieil by Mr. Wil- liain- Stewart, chairman of the school board, visited the Sumniersiile High- School yesterday dui-‘ug recess of the court. A short musioul programme was rendered by the pupils and addresses wcie given by the visitors, after which school was dismissed. .

;P. F. l. IIHUEISISIS ` Hill] Ellllllilllllill _ "‘° "°‘°" 2*” °i:::‘r°.:';§

Sgt. A. Phillips. Charlottetown_ -

..

.ti

_ _ _iliiuiiitui

l The Prince Edward islniid Pharma-

ceutical Association held their annual convention at Montague on Wednes- day iiight and part of yesterday. 'llhere was n. large attendance and the oonveiitioii was iu every way a suc- cess.

The election oi officers resulted as

follows: l President-E. A. Foster. Charlotte- town. (Re-elected.)

Vice-President-J. A. G. Ellis. Mbn-

tague. '

Sotfy-Registrai'-W. J. Brown, Char-

! lvtletowu. ine-elected.)

i)lI| Treasurer--D.' 0’M. Reililin, Char-

_ lottetown. i Council-l'ion. G. E. Hughes. J, E. -Gallant. J. E. Dalton. 1 A iieature of the proceedings was a. deiiglittul outing ‘hy motor boat to Montague where the delegates were eiittertained by the Montague drug- g~s s.

i Ita purity and “frm” _ I granulation give it

the highly sweeten-

in? power. It dis- ao ves instantly in your teacup or on yourbreakfaat cereal.

`l s _~

g Ti

Er-\i?l_y 0105*" _

‘ | i|..l 1.. i- gi

Riv

l we, _ins --following mel-l

chants ot Hunter River,agre_e to close our resnfetive pla _ of business every evqni _ except Saturday at 7 o’ci _

from M3 y, June 26thtp i 2 is - "|.i_¢l i-m'I_ 2

i ».\, _ ._ i

-oN:

tion for

Cssb mum -saav canniiiaaaé- nieces

--THE MORNING DAILY Guardian have the stylish seriloeabie new lines

.can be obtained at Lafierty's Tensor- at surprisingly low prioqh , ui Parioin-s, summer-side. . 3453-ieiuiu rri. an im-i awk.

-FARM€RS- - Buy your woven

of England services, D. V., Sunday fencing now from Braces who are the

largest dealers in th lsrltliue Prev

L., 0'Leary 2.30, Atherton 7 p. m. laces and agents zur famous

“Marltiino." Buy from headquarters.

-SUNDAY, $ERVlcE8.- On June where you are alllired _"u_ _ kip,"

25th. Rev.»l-L lt. helhwill preach in full gauge. high carbon, arg the Central Street Christliiu Church quality-will styles and in the __ engtlui Summerside, at eleven a. ni. and sev~ you require. \_ '

.sisaisutu ri-i, zym aim zwils

-cb:-purai Graves. or summorsido ' Sig] ’

ter-Master Sergeant ot' “(‘." Company ;_schr “wud Bum. "mixed ,_0_d“,, 2; (}‘__f°___lf__l§§l_:_B“l‘“ll°“- “°“' _"1 sm- Pugwsai., N. s. to ioaa -ui-ici: roi-

R. T. Holman. Limited.

' , Schr. “Ellen Mary," Captain A. H.

singtoli. would suit either lady or gen- (Naam m.,.|ved _taduy from Picton Wm,

coal and tiles for R. T. Holman. Lim- ited, Summerside.

-The Gloucester Schooner. “Elin`.>.r

E. Gray.” Captain Glynn, 84 tons reg-

hop of Nova Scotia) will visit the par- 1 t _ _ ish of Alberton and administer the citftrif lggglifii-¢rlfv\?rIlh°d§I'i¥ nb?-l‘EI-Illzlltglr rite of Confirmatioii at St. Peter's. E_ Q,-ny" loaded deals at Joh,” N_

B. in' April 40 standarda,'and made the passage across in 18 days, and return- ed with a cargo of salt in 27 days.

'DERBY RECRUIT WIIO

_ WANTEIl.PROMOTION

Becoming Lance-Corporal Meant Serv- ing Everybody and Being Ver! Perfect al Soldier

A Derby recruit writes as follows

of his early experiences in army lite: lt was a maxim ofthe great Napoleon that every private soldier carries a field-marshal’a baton in his lmapsack. I! that was true of the. French arml' over e. hundred years ago it is trebly true to-day of the British army. Never in our military history have the chances of promotion been so numer- ous and ever~present. as they are now- adays; the magnitude of the army and the class of men who have flocked to

the men to fill them W .10 the army my mind was fully made up to earn promotion as quickly as poa- sible. Promotion meant more respon- sibility, and in some respects harder work, but, on the other hand,_it meant more money and more comforts and privileges. Besides, there was the spur of personal pride in “getting on." l lost no time in seeking out my friend. himself a corporal, tolling him of my determination.

How To Get Dn

"Well, the bsst thingyou can do," he

laughed, “iii to see that y.ou’re a little smarter all-round than the smartest man in your platoon. You'll be sur- prised how easy it will be to beat`Iiim. it your hearts in doing so, and if he isnft up to the same game himself. lt~he ia, both of you will perhaps set picked out for a stripe.’_'

Then he told me some material

Ways in which I could make certain of pleasing "thc sergeant," and through him the oiilcers. These were the chief ones: Obey all orders un- hesitatingly; keep yourself, your uni- form, your buttons, and your kit generally clean and bright; be in good time for every parade and every call; salute those entitled to he saluted punctlliously; keep all_rules both in the letter and the spirit; show your-

lii_awii'lic_ifiiiiiiiivi<iii._i.-i

_‘ l‘rlhoL‘iJiaN‘i-‘ No. as. ' ’

.. Mayor 'lf 13-16%. i»_._mo well known to_i1qeded'il anything saidbf him. Hia honors in show ring and on raca track are history. He comes of two of the greatest families in the world - Todd, 2.14% and Alcoyne McKinney families. I-lla colts have been the larg- est prize winnerawhen shown. He will as found at tho stables or Francis-W» Hillhes. Gratten. Street.

Termlr- Besson. $15-00; insane

\30.00. Mares at owners risk.

HAMMOND KELLY-

. » _ Owner. '

Imported .Clydesdale

THURNEDALE 176.23

f _ ENROLMENT N0. 86. Bired by High I-loner by Hiawatha.

dam, Kate- ot Chapelton by Prince of Clay foaled April 26, 1912, imported from Scotland by Smith & 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.

’l‘erms:- Season, $12.00, insure,

"$15.00. Mares at owners' risk.

JAMES ROPER,

HAMMOND KELLY,

Owners.

CASCO A 222 I-4

Reg. No., 2001. Enrolment No. 36.

Sired by Bingen 2.05%. dam by

Alendorf, by Onward.

This is a good son oi‘ llliigen. 206%

Sons of Bingen sired 13| .witiniiaro Per- formers in 1915 Mcliiuiiey, 2.11% _ stands second in this respect with 6_8, ,Axworthy third with 55 and Peter the Great with 64. Oasro 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 fall races. He will be in the hands of the veteran, Mr. John O. 'Brlon, Boiislmw, and will be at his stables on May 20 leaving there on Monday morning. May 22, travelling through Crapaud to Jabez Lca's, at

lnoon; then through‘N0rth Tryon by Cape Traverse at W. Noo1in.n’s, Al- bany, over night. Muy 23 through Searletown to Pat Coiinolly's, noon then by Ross Corner to Kensington over night, May 24- to Walter Found'a noon. then to Austin McNeill's, Stan- ley Bridge, over night, _May 25, then to William MoNeill's Cavendish, then to Hector Buc-hannan’s over night. leaving there Saturday morning for Steve Coles, Milton, leaving there at noon for Charlottetown where he will stand for the following week at the stables of Francis W. Hughes, then

` following same route for the season

i l t arsi-sie-miata. _ `___'_'___ ___ __ ______________

~ -580391” " ” , 2 , I ` 'nie some-d af..-.i ..s<i.R¢gisi¢r§.i Home ilu ACADIAN, 5s¢39

will make the season of 1916 as follows :77I,eave t_he stagles q_i~_ W. TS Sample, Travellers Rest, M'o_nday_ May _Ist for L_e_0nar Schtirinan Bedcque, at noon; thence io Alex; ‘Antlerson’s. Fefnwood, over night, (Tuesday May 2) to Wm. N oonan’s, Albany, noori,_thence_to I-low. `:itt’a`,_ Cape 'I`ravcrse, over night. (Wednesday May 3,) _to Jabgs L§_a'_9_ Victoria, at noon ; thence at or near J. Bradlcy’s, Keliy’s _Cross, over night

ghursday May 4th) __to_Georie Daawqig, North _W1ltshire,_ at noon; t ence to Watson Smiths, W eatliz River, over night. (Friday _-May 3") ‘ff F{i“"'°vi".".°§§2’5'..'i,§i.'i‘” <s§f'?;i‘.‘2i`Z.’;ii$`§"é.'Iii; §'$°i:’>i° fi’ clii"-°’ ewas,aye,__ . vjes Clifton, at noon; thence tothe stables of W. T. Semple, Travellcr's Rest: y_vl;ere he will remain until Monday, May 15th, when he will proceed as

ore. ‘-

e The ACADIAN is sired b Sabletori, 26972 (2.24%), lgirg'-'gf Gwennie(2.z2;{,) Melva (2.25. Mabel (2.25) Sableton is hy Sable

Wilkes, 8100 (2.18) sire of ($0, inc1udin§a'1`ed{i__y_ Bear (2.05) ; Lauretta (2.08%) and-Trilby Direct 2.08%). _ ble ilkes' is by Guy Wi_)l¢§;, 2867 (2.15%) sire of 93 including Fred Kolcl, (2.07%), pid; (90355 )_ andthe' dams oi' rio including Deuervo'(2.o6%). Solana 'Boy (2.07).

Guy (¥Vilk<:_5 by G)eoiIWig§es 519 (2.22), sire of 83 and the dams of iio, eo. 1 es is y ~ um etonian 10. _ ` ‘

The AC./\DIAN’S dam is Nellie Bird ky Nelson, 42? (2. ), gin

of 62 including Merrill, `(2..1o%), Lady elson (2.14_ ), ‘ (Edmund (2.16%), ’I`li¢ daughters of Nelson have produced thirty in th'e`Starii

dard list. Nelson is by Yollilfg Rolfe. 3517 (2-21%), sire of nine and the dams of twelve. Young Roi e is_by Tom Rolfe, 306, sire of seven and the dams of three. Tom Rolfe is by Aratus. The ACADIAN’S and dzim is May Queen by' Early Bird (2.10) sire of six _including Eu-ly Bird Jr-. (2(._ir%_)__._ fiyiisnird (2.12%). .1-:..fiy_ Bird is iiyjay -n_..;,.\;_,i;,., .of 143 by eo. il_;'es_5I9, Ma Queen’s dam __ ' 'i _ 'Prince ; grand dam Maud W.. by lion Moltke, 4I§5. 'ls Juam 3' ay'

The above route will be coiitinued throu hout the season, health

and weather permitting. Maresat owner?s risi. ‘_

r. , '-._i-.»i“.=l.-.\-

Dfmefs _ 1.

McColl _ Bros, £1 Chi; Montreal

W. H-

‘ Maritime .Traveler

DR. w. c.. cuuizci-1, 0...... l

For terms,_etc., apply ‘to W. T. Semple. F

94ss~429Ms1iiiien twi emo.

It

Commodore Lydard sms

Season l'9l6 Enrollment ho. I

Champion Speed Sire oi Maritime Provinces, Sire of Bob Mac

2.i_3 1-4. Chamsion Pacer of Maritime Provinces consider, 2.05 on Mile _Track, ilda S., 2 16, Iona Girl, 2.17 1-2 Ilexlight, 2.171-4, Premier 2.19 Orwell Belle 2.23 1-4, Arena lgeile 2.22 1-2, Lady Commodore 2.25, Helen G. 2.27, Commodore pullet 2.25 Zeaiot 2.291-2. Kitchener Matinee 2.25 Nutwood second in race M..2.20, Tom Commodore 2.24, and 20 others just waiting for a chance-to step in the Charmed Circle, and how could they miss as he is him- self Champion Sire. His Sire Admiral Dewey 2.04 3-4 was a Champion Sire, his Grand Sire the Great Bingin 2.06 heads the

So Breeders mate your Good Mares with the Great Sire. I-Ie

can be seen__t_iii further noticeat his own stables Montague. -

Mr. E_i'iis_the latter part of March refused a handsome price

from parties in N. S. for this horse but as he is an admirer of good

son keen on your work. summed up, l Terms, _ sm,,,,_ ,10_0,,_ ,usage ‘stock would rather keep him here for the benefit of the public. it merely amounts to dons ones iob $13 no Mares at owners' mi.. - Terms $15. for Season guaranteed return priviege. ‘ 1

T0 el'

things T a position a severe test of aoldierly spirit and iltness. A

doing all sorta of odd jobs and ‘run nln errands' for those in higher

lance-corporal. is a private with a lot- I _ ,Q _

'flu best Sugar fe' 3f»°-'ill-‘Z `i3§f" f "W" °“"`°""' "°°` I ` -- _ _ Win-Race Record 2.29 l-2

e sugar bowl 1s Hard" W°rk » _ _ _ _ - - .1 . ~ .-

He has to work tremendously hard: ' P. E. L Pure Bred N0. 5

l 'I J"-~"""?, ' of lance-corporal, or "lance-_iack," ua JOHN o»BR|EN | ° h .

Qlitlrl it is sbmmmes called’ “lm” l° m°'9scs-5-2oMsmwti. M "°°'l Mu M' cLAIR° I9 ch”3°‘

` Pls- 5011" MUPDUY- Cl1B\‘l°ll°l°Wl\ PflY==1l° Lived Leeman. Georgetown d‘ 121 hai!-*~’/I' go lIi?:a.§g?por;:ihl;.limsliii-tf;?iileé);;:::;QF* ' *_ _;"

i " if '° riiiz STANDARD Brian iizorriiic srautoii ’

` /» _ - -

,.'- ii ii ly- I ‘ '

f` ..»--'~ ’ My "flr=tsfr1i>e." deiivllnz the "wk Haivimowo i<si.i.v owner, ELLIS PHARMACY LTD.

f °"

g _ » _ u 0 o

L s authgrlly in Mg platoon 0|' cqmpapy, Nos

and unless he is cheerfully detsrmin- _ _ ed io."sticlc it" its might, just as Will make thc season of 1916 as follows: - - - xr' -fr-~ M

;_'{_'Zllb3;l_:=_§*_l:|_:Y_'_:‘_i;f_;\;$>y l_l_\_*:_____Sl_;':_l)_¢3g“; Will lccve his home-at thc_ Kloiidyke Stables, Soiiris, on Monday, _luiie iztli and go through Rod __1__’o§tjl_t |a,,ce_,,,,,.,,°,,,1__and ,amy who uy me _:ind River to M. Murphy s, Elmira for dinner, thence through North Lake, Priests Pond and the Bal- §fv°:§,'§f_§';;,_.f°,;'§t"_,§g l:,f;:§_t§_a1°,?‘§;il‘°» a_"'l\'llliJ l10lr1c Same ev_§ninp._ 'I;1e_s_d:iyi through Rollo_ Bay to K. Larkins-, Farmington for dinner, don,,_ .md R 1, Wom, while to ,hose thence through to Wm. Mc enzie s, ii e sad West, at night, Wednesday, will go through Greenwich to wlaoh m¢a'_n t_o_|ee it th::iu¥h~b t __ St. Peter’s Bay for dinner, thence through Micigell to Geo. Hoopcrs, Marie at Night Thursday through Mor.

one s isconsoa onaou : . . . . _ '

no lance-corporal who can prove M, _ell Last, and Milburn for_ <1in_r_ier, theiice through Cardigan Road and St, L.e0,.gc.3 to John McLe"_m.$ at ::.:'i:.‘;‘r'<:i»ie.“.iri.*;i.-f*:.z.,~ai“:z:1';-si;-» guy i‘,;f°;fg“_,“,f‘i‘i=f=f:»_g- -f» -» D"~<i-_~- f°f <1----_-r- fmt- P---M P--~ --<- wm [mm mmm so on in me "nk .itt e out to .. tel. c s .it mg t. botur ay through Bay l'ortunc arriving Iionie at rioon, where he will_ re-

l l . _ . 1 . _ _ 2 .nd5_|b _o » _ ig; i;ig;i__th:€_-_~,ys:_r;s,__o e_y_;.a_i;-;__l::_t mpeg; niaiii till Monday, June 26, making this route ortnigliiiy healtli_and wcnther permitting. During the week he

PuiioCann cent, I dam ,_ not ve". ,ons delayei _ is at home, he may be sent to any locality within a reasonable distance at the request of two or more breed-

_ f__’Ff|§,"__.U_,,~ ~ private and was s major within a lege, payable by note, due Nov. Ist. $15.00 to insure Mares atowncrs risk. Tele hone s¢r ` fr t '

li l 1 f

t, I i I L I

year; another rose to be quarter d H.) P VI” ee °m'

Our Far Eastern allieli. the Japan-

sae, have many charming customs. Ono, which might very well be copied; has todo with Japanese girls. Every little girl in Japan is taught _two things-one. how._to arrange floivoya moat. effectively; and the other-,‘»'1to pla the guitar. Whenever you entu

a ipaaose home you will hear tha~

tinltling of the guitar from some room or other.

Sp fo`nd are our allies of music, in-

deed, that they rarely take a meal in their own homes without someone playing to them. lf it is not one of thelittie daughters of the family who pls s, it is a hired "singing girl," who co ea in for tus time being, These sin ing girls are to be found every- whore in Japan, and their services sro, always in great demand. While theifslaity are eating alia. iilinata or sins a- song of iiov_;ors,. arralatcs one of e many legen s o¢.iliq East. all Umtims sounding boi- guitar

10 I-'H120-lb ' ' fii'§§°i..".i.i.°..i’.fi‘f§` i§°.`i‘§ ..'.".'3'2§'.§Ti'f.f °“"'. . ~ ' -

I ka ‘__ __1_ _.____._}i( _ - . X know one mam who ,umm as il l`ERMS:- The fee for King Dodds for 1916 will be $10.00 for the season, with usual return privi-

_ " n i' _A __ ` master-sergeant within six monthn. l _ lc" H feeders'

if .\l'ii.\i ‘ i i_ - _ _ A (_ - iiirsirs siiiaiiia siiits I Th° '°‘“"°° B" d‘ °‘¥d*°"°l"*-I* Uiiillllern

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- The All-Purpose Sugar soooma General ~ . , _ _ _ __ _ , _ I . .___ I _ ` ' Pe _mo In M; ‘sl \,_~._ ‘-' __} "~ ___,.,?l _ _

l.._cu'viiig his home 'at the Kioiiii§flm'~ SIn_bl_es.‘ Sonrisldit. Iiionday _lurlg gn-,_ mmée th'“`m"h_"R-¢d_Po‘M

at-id _Wcsi _River to M Murphy's, Elmirgj- tg, _¢li;_p|_g|¢,..th¢m~_,_, ___¢|;¢Qugh_ North 'tw'

ll:iitic,arrivin home same ovenin . Tuesda throu Ii Rollo Ba t . .. ._ ~

thence tlironglg to Wm. 'McK§£pie’gs, Cable I-[gat] _liVe§t____ ht night WIA/eciinrgsilyf;l'I;§;;,g§l;;mF3t_:%;z;~4F;e;; Petcifs l\:iy‘i'or dH:`iell,"t 'tice throipgh Midgeil-To (ich. ;H'1liIi»;er'l»,'-ivinflelilatlfllllkht

Morcli Frist and »Mllih1ii\\'-'Stax'-dinner_,i§tl§nc'e thiloiigl\‘,€`iii-iiigaii R0'm|gt;'{¢,5¢f q,.0,,g¢.$_.~]»* >_"f_£||an.s at night. Friday through' Bridgetown io' rs. Ms‘_rt_in'|, Dundas, lor dinneivilhence iiiroii§I\“.P§|`;iiIi\¢..ilii;int and Little Pond to i_). Steelels at night.Siiturday_ through Bay lfortiineiirriving bqqm,p\.uq¢i where lic will remain till Monday, _Iune igth making _this route fortnightly, health and weetherllpehlliitti During the week he is at home, he may be sent to any locality within a reasomma d_sm__c°_.“._h.e..'_

two or more breeders.

Tizrtitis.--For the season $8.00 wid. moi rt- tom 1..-it-item., ,,,,,.,,,,,, by me _,ue Nbvmbér

$12.00 to insure. Mares at owner’s risk, ~ Teleplionr scrvirs free in in|¢,,,_|;nz bréedtm _ .

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