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' Moths

Experience has probably

' already taught you how

expensive it may be to have moths in the house. Don’t let them feed on your furs and valuable garments this year. Come to us for

Moth Balls Cedar Flakes

Lavender Flakes V

Naptha Flakes _ Gum Camphor ,

need have no fearof dam( age. .

J. 4

G. Jamieson 1 DRUGGIST _

Moth Proof Bags f'

Use our preventives you a

Change of'l`1me ~ f

l’._ Railway

Conuueueing Monday. May 3rd.

trains will run ns Iollowsz-

West:-

Psasenger trains will leave

Charlottetown daily at 7.35 a. m. arrive Summeraide 9.50. Leave Summerside as mixed train 12.10 p. m., Tlgnish. 5.20 p. m Mixed ti-ani wut lellve ons.-|oue~

town daily at 3.45 p. m., arrive-Summon side 7.00. leave Summerside as pas- senger traiu 8.40 p. rn., arrive Tig- inlsh 11.45 p. ln. U Passenger train will leave Tignlsh daily at 5.45 a. ni., arrive Summer- sidu 8.45 a. lu.. leave Summersidc as mixed train 9.00 a. m., arrive Char- lottotown.11.~10 a. m. ~

llijxed train will leave Tignisll daily

12.30 p. m.. arrive Summerside 5.30 p. ni., leave Summerside as passeng- er train 8.30 p. m., arrive Charlotte- town 10.50 p. nl.

Mixed train will leave Cape Tra-

verse daily at 7.00 a. nl., arrive Eni- eruld 8.00 n. vu., Charlottetown 10.20, returning will leave daily Char- lottetown 12.00 noon. arrive Sum- 'merside 11.30 p. ni., leave Summer- side 4.110 p. m., arrive Emerald 5.45 p. lu. Cupe Traverse 7.00 p. nl.

Passeunger train will leave Cape

Traverse daily at 8.40 p. tn.. ar- rive Emerald 9.15 p. m. returning will leave Emerald 9.25 p. m., arrive Cape Traverse 10.00 p. m. ‘ Eastz-

iiiixed train will leave Charlottetown

daily 6.50 a. rn., arrive Mt. Stewart 8.40. Souris 11.15 n. m., returning leave Souris 1.80 p. ln.. arrive Mt. stewart. 4.10 p. in., Charlottetown

5.15 p. lu.

Pzissenger train will leave Elmira

daily 5.25 a. m., arrive Souris 6.20 u. 11\.. leave Souris 0.35, arrive Mt.

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TIDE TABLE

APRIL.

High Water

H`t Tlinc

11.54 12.30 13.04 13.43 14.34 15.43 17.11 18.38 19.56 21.00 21.50 22.36 23.20

11.32 11.58 12.23 12.48 13.15 13,48 14.34 15.45 17.21 lS.50 20.08 21.09 22.04 22.57 23.49 cool spell.

Il't

'rims 11.19 0.04 0.54 _ 1.46 1

M. ‘ 2.42 . Tu. ; :L44 1 W. f 4.56 1 Th. '

Dots Day

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6.09 »

F. _ 7.12

Sa. f 8.08 .

l S. 5 8.54

M. - 9.32 Tu. 10.05

10.36 11.05 0.02 0.43 1,23

M. 2.04 Tn. 2.46 -

_ W. 2.112 `

‘ Th. 4.26

F. Sa..

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8.00 i

8.40 9.18 9.55

F. 10.33

APRIL-lst; to 3rd fresh,

4th t0 8th, rain. 9th to 12th, damp,duIl and unsettled conditions. 13th to .17th -fo88Y. drizzle. 18th to 21st, cool spell. 22nd to 25th, changeable. 20th to 27th, warmer. 28th to 30th, stormy.

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DIARY OF EVENVTS.

T0~DAY.

City Magistrates court.

Peoplc's Tliei-.tr-e. 12.15. 7.15 and 8.45.

Prince Edward, 1:, 7, and s_50_

% BIRTHS

mil 1-- ~ if

TANTON.- At. Sunlinerslde on Tues-

day the 27th inst., to Dr. and Mrs. E. '1`. Tanton, a son.-X.

l DIARRIAGES

COOKE-VEO.-At tho Mnnse, 'l’_\'ne Valley, P.E.l., on April '.'8lh. by Rev, Thus. A. \Vllson. B.St~._ \Vi|lartl Orville Cooke. of West Medford, ltizuss.. and Regina Isabel Yeo. daughter of William Arthur Yet), ol' Tyne \'nlle_\'.

1__€ DEATHS

STEWART.- 'l`hr~ dentli oct-urred at Cross Roads. Lot 4N, April 20, ol` Mrs.

ilohert Stewart. widow of the late Robert Stewart. Funeral notice later.

McKAY.--At Belleview, on April 28, Ronald McKay, ugod 71 yours. l~‘\|nern| Friday at 1 o‘clock to \'.||1.._-,-||.,|.|_ (Patriot and Examiner please copy.l

GOES TU AVl*h\'t‘Jl‘I

DEATH OF Bll()'l`llE1l.\'.

SAN AN'l`()NI(), 'l`exus, .lpril 27-

llesponding to n message from his mother in England, announcing the killing ol his two brothers in the British army in me lmttle of Hin No. 60, und begging him to come home ond-iight for lingland, Major Eduardo de Bsqner today wired his resignation to General Villa of Mei- leo in whose army he has fought for two years. Bequer, whose mother is English, was recently made active ltsad of the aviation corps in Vll1a's army, and was sent to San 'Antonio on a special mission. lie wired to New York to ship his dem- . piano to Canada, from where hs will sail to loin the British colors.

. red to serve in the ranks.

EV, _-__

ami L

Stewart 8.27. Charlottetown 9.30 a. ni.. returning leave Charlottetown . 00 p lu .irrnt .\lt stewart 4 10

Passenger train leaves Georgetown

daily 6.30 a. m.. arrives Mt. Stewart 8.20 a. m., connecting at Mt. Stewart 'ith trains to Charlottetown, Souris in

Iilixed iruin leaves Georgetown daily re

Charlottetown. Souris and Elmira. re-

Stewart at 4.20 p. ln., arrive George- V

Mixed train will leave Murray liar- r

10.00 a. nl., returning will leave ('harlottetown 3.10 p. nl., arrive

ray llarbor at 7.00 a. nl.. arrive

will leave Charlottetown 3.10 p. nl. arrive Murray llarhor 5.55 p. ni. f l)istriet. Passenger »\gr~nt`l-1 Oillcc.

April 26111, l!ll.`» 1

0706--1-'.'Ul\l11l.

Thin Folks Get Fat On

Sl"Et!lAl.I.\fT EX1'-’I.A.INS WHY g

FOOD DOES \O'l` ALWAYS PRO- DUCE FLICSH .\ND H'()\\` THIN PEOPLE C.\N IN C-Rl'fASl£ WEIGll'l‘.

Most people who arc thin and un- S

get no increase in ilesh, while plump h

bor daily except Saturday and Sunday .I 6.30 a. m., arrive Clutrlottetown C

Murr:-ty ilarlior 7.00 p. m. Saturday E only a pussciigcr train will leave Mur-

HERE is no

more reason -for

serving‘ poor coffeex thou' for | making omelets

of stale -f eggs.

Simply use rea-

sonable care in making,and start

with V I SEAL

BRAND

C0F.PEE158

.._ _ _V _ ~ ., , _ ~ . _ V Flin _ -4 1 - , - ,, ` ‘ ~ . - _ r

;'.:‘.‘:..."...'.':.....".“_“.z. ;'_’".::é " ‘°

TO HELP F.-\lt.\lElt.\`.

LONDON, .ipri-i 27~'I‘he drst.'meet- g of: the general committee appoin-

\\ .

und Elmira, returning, mixed train. ted by the Royal Agricultural Socie- leave.-: .\it. Stewart at S.-15 a. rn., ar- ty Ff\'l‘. G00V8t‘i0W|\ 11-05 ii- Ill- Franc Bel lun" and Serbia nas held

for the Agricultural relief ol 9. Z -' `

cently at the offices of the society,

1.30 p. ui., arrive Mt_. Stewart 3.55 Bedfm-d gqum-e_ London The _pukc gg p. ln... connecting with trains to portland D;-esided_

turning as passenger train, leave Mt. the commlttee had been sent out to

The invitations to co-operate with

irious agricultural bodies, with the

_ 1

town 0.00 p. ill- result that 70 institutions, with FUUUHT' more than 100,000 members, had ul-

endy appointed representatives. `here was already in existence a ommittee with much the same ob-

iects as their own. but it was hoped

here would be co-operation between hem. Follfnving the Fr1\iit‘.o-Prllssinli War

. . .- . - of 1871. thc Duke of Portland con- Ularlouetown “'40 d' m` returning tinued, steps were taken to helu the

armers oi France, and the present.

movement was in accord with that

irecedeut. The ltoyul Agricultural

Society had nnrccd to subscribe £1.- 000 to the fund uhiirh it proposed to raise. The meeting then confirmed the appointment of the general coni- mittee, consisting oi the Duke of Portland, the Duke oi Coventry,

urd Powis, Lord Yalborou h lold

, l. ‘ , . ‘

Three Meals A Day Middleton, Lord Northbrook,gand rc-

____ P

resentutives of thc various agricul- urnf and other societies.

.\.lE.\l()Rl.\l. S|'IR\`ICl<l

T() HONOR FALLEN.

U'l"l`AW.\, April 27---A menlorial crvicc will be held here Thursday af-

der normal weight cnt heartily, but teruoon iorlthe brave Canadians who

ave fallen in the recent fighting ncur

.V-

LONDON, April 24.-Thursday and

i`r‘day were glorious but costly days tor the Maple Lest. in the most ter. rinc battle on. the western front, snr-

and vastly more important to the Can' udian troops." i

1 am told that practically the whole

division were engaged in a day and night struggle, have thrown them' selves at the enemy after being forced to retire through the giving way ot the French line, have recovered moat of the lost ground have recap

iwero forced to abandon, have takeh over one hundred prisoners. and have gathered in two French Seventy-lives which the Germans were preparing to take back in triumph to Berlin

The Fortunes of Wir Fluctuatsd for Hours Between the Contsndlng Armies Around Ypres

` All this happened on the iluctuating tron_t .lust north ot Ypres. Sometimes our men were forced back within sight ot the Yser Carnal: at others their lilies were along the I’oel-Cap- pelle road. . it was sheer weight of numbers. several German and Austrian army corps being suddenly brought down from Belgian garrisoned towns, com- bined with terrific artillery fire direct-

V V V VV V ‘_ ed from the forest of Houthulst. and amuck among the Germans. We retir- /7 V acid asphyxiating shells and bombs. ed to another set of trenches, and

./ Q -\ // - tn ~ ~

/ V\ which broke the section of e was hit,

< \_ French lille to the Canadians? ex-

trcmc loft on Thursday afternoon. Many of canadian wounded Left on

V_ /'__‘ ` Field For Hours Until Com- g"~,~,j Th¢ F"°“°h T"°°Pl 5¢°09¢rod and radea Courlter Charged

r Blinded ..by Gas Grenades Com- I

` P¢"°d 1° Ei/3¢Ui¢¢ T"¢f\°h¢! ` This oiilcer’s story can be continued

The Cunaurans who were ill that

section declare that the attack was like "hell let loose/f and that no in- t

artillery were doing terrific damage a to the Germans concentrated for the |,

Neuve Chapelle. of which the Can- 0

The Zouaves broke from their g

trenches, staggered and blinded by gas grenades. and the enemy followed 5

thev drove the line back two miles

the prisoners, was actually' behind the (1

~ Sllfll llll llll

1111891118 even the ferocity of Hill Sixty;

» -_ in

lured their own guns. which the _

advance, and it was far worse than spite me 1|-emendoug |-me 11|-9_ Many

this up to such great advantage that the |,,-0,120 Maple Leaf cap badges S

V \\

and U10" S011'-l\Wi1"l| “NUI 1\ large b0d.\' ada and (Innnda’s soldiers. The il Uf 1\\lSU`i9- UUODB. who had 116611 T051' same greetings were given to the man- _

itll ,

were more magniil

illtllly, some men, whom he said. The

o'elock. French

came min-

\\|'

our was

were

splendid

was 'for

unlucky for us, for it

attack on our front.

Germans Were Mowed Down by Ma- cblns Guns But Deadly Poison

Bombs Got In Their Work _

The Germans were mowed down

by our machine guns, but they came solidly over two hundred yards and over our entanglements. Several mines were let off at the right time by our engineers, but still they came on. yelling in English tauuts which were meant particularly for us Canadians.

"The" front ranks opened up close

to our trenches and hand grenade men. with special breathing apparatus. broke through with gas bombs. We had llad some shells of this kind earl- ier thongh, and we know what to ex- pect. Our men were staggering around almost in a delirium for afew minutes. and then they absolutely ran

by details l gathered coming down to tho base. The Germans were them- selves caught by the fumes ol' the ases which hovered over our let`t ex-

l hours, but some managed to crawl ack to their comrades in safety, de-

thers were recovered when we drove

ildlalls had il taste- the Germans back and recaptured the 5|

uns. ~ There were thrilling scenes at the eld hospital yesterday. Everywhere

'ere seen there were cheers for (‘au- of

. - . ll

ig in Bruges and Ghent, agcgl-ding to gud men who were ming bmugm able reconstruction of laurope afteri

own to the base hospitals last night. 1

_ _ ~- .~= __

Tl\.r|`f°Pn<!.m_._t-. r. veaiilslmivari

£‘_“r¢2r.'."L‘71ll?/'5`I/ '¢'.I. 1'/'/’.7'3-'

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lion. Suurfl m_ - “by-m3_(;q,-lv.ll.u.»ns.§l'vcrlsl. ncsr and L0$_S._t7§gl-E`5*’ farilimllc $l;'_na|u§nf ¢.1.rfzr5r..,_ one Czar/ten Cmrftwv. )i`0N1`Rl‘.M.&lvl'L\’\l YORK

1.~ or rnmaiutlroinslvs `= P M P o lichbinrrhan

For Infants and Uhililrsn. _

The iimd. iioil-_ltapwp

Always Bought _

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li'-"::r.1.~.t-:~|'.~.~l Fe- r/1.-. T.) - " »i_:' o|m‘ll.;tmg.l.\.eli-Illivmtsgrlisl " L.‘Ga.1"\»5 ' '

ting .helm-ln-1<'-is ,Wi ,,;,,,..._s,.'

w l ' l 10; l “ij ~»_. .anne .

lhsmoirs .

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llse

' cii.~1=i‘ilvtet i 'ililrz --tears

., '_

.1 ' ill' ~

pain are discussing the possibility

il aspirations in view ofthe prob-`<_

ditdidlll

G _

eme t cu hes, a d s ores were kill- Exac: Cn " Wrapper _ , ..._ .,, _ _ , _

fantry could have withstood the dlnleip Mayzy if our enellcwere [en 0 D, ul "“"‘ °" M "1 ' ' 'W

n __ __ _ _

“fthe gm- The Ffech “H11 Cealian we field \»e~--»- we 11--es for '.-r.‘..n1.sa%¢m*.as:;

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PARIS, April 27-Public men "or

that country realizing its terrivor-

c \\'nr. Senor Azcurnte, first vice

.-'_' ’

Qs n. ’.,_.,.__..___

, €l.i'tN1iil$.*¢('.'¥'l11»h"1£|Il'..".' `

Want a

_ Good

clerk in the Bank of Montreal, but v-ant to Vancouver in the-employ of

~ . _ the Dominion Trust Company. He

ears to ply. Sas this lins, it will

chunky folks of normal weight ent less than they do and keep stout all the time. The undcru-eight ones nn- ally dec;-dc Nature intended them to' be thin, that the amount of nature d

flesh-making and that nothing can 0 make them fat. But this is not so. b

A stout. strong, robust body can a

come alone from food nourishment.. Food is the source of all tat and if you arc thin and nnderweignt C it is merely a certain indication that V only n small portion ofthe ilesilf d

nssimllative functions of your stom- uch and intestines are not working properly and the larger part. of the food vuluc is leaving your body as

To correct such n condition, to

gain flesh, increase weight and get 100 per cent. vuluc from your food, ii single Snrgol tablet taken at each inoul will work wonders. Sargol is a scientific cmnbinution of six splen- did nssimilatlvc agents. it promptly stops the leakage of fats and while aiding digestion, also separates cv- cry last particle of the fats, oils, sugars und starches of your food from the waste matter and prepares the former into rich, ripe, tlcsh-pro- ducinf; nourkhrfent which the blood readily absorbs and distributes throughout the body. Weight increase usually begins within n vcry few days after Snrgol is used with meals, In my opinion two ordinary hearty meals eaten with .Hurgol is /equal in ileali-nmkinu, vuluc to six ordinary hearty meals cntcn without it. Try it, you people “ho are thin, run down, and uudcrv-eight, und see if i‘m not right... You can buy Snrgol from practical-

ly any druggist hcreahouts und cvery package contains n positive guarnu- tee of weight increase of money buck. “hile also valuable as n treat- ment ior nervous intligestion, lt should not be used 'by neople who do not wish to increase weight.-_

llAl.ll~'A\` SOLDIER

V WOUNIDEH IN l1A'l"l‘l,l~l_

HALIFAX, April 20-John M. Gel-

durt, barrister. was ofhclally nctifled tonight that his son. Hugh Ueldétt, a private in the 7th Battalion, (lan- adian Infantry, had been wounded in the recent lighting ln lfhinllers. He was a lieutenant in the with Pnsll- isrs, Halifax. While here he was a

was offered a commission but prefer-

“Wo'Y\ all kinds of brushes here! nom, in s wide range of ‘didsrsnt oil-' sssnd shspss at most any tries you

reaching your blood and tissues. The 11

waste.

\’|ircs. ' _

fhc suggestion Fume lrom the Duke

of Connaught.

The service will be held at Lans- owne l’s.rk`and'will be attended by

of their food has nothing to do with the Prime Minister and all members

1 the Cabinet who are in the city. csides the troops in training here ud the public. Rev. llr. I-Ierrldze, Moderator of the

General Assembly oi the Presbyterian

hurch, will have charge of the ser-_ ice, ns he is senior chaplain oi this istrict. All other religions denom-

luulfing nourishment in your neals is illliliilnfi “rc being ilskml £0 l»l\k0 Dorf.

nd to upnoint renrescntntives to as-

.exploslom-x. had n hand-to-hand iight

V Canadian trenches. For an'Hour the Cenadiana Were Fighting an Enemy Behind Them as Well as in Front

l~‘or an hour our men were actually

ilglling back to back; then the break in thc Allies human line closed, and all the Germans who had broken through were either killed or cap- tured. Some lighter t‘.nnadinu guns were abandoned when we l`eIl hack to join up with the reorganized French line. As soon as the Canadian rein- .orcemeuts hadcome up and the line behind had been backed up by fresh British troops hurried from thc re- serve. divisional headquarters sent word that an attempt might be made to recapture the guns if feasible. 'l`hey could bc seen behind .where the German line had been dug in.

in a Brilliant Charge Canadians Re- captured all the Guns Which the German Foe Had Taken

Tho Canadians made a heroic charge

through the shoots of tire and grenade

with the Germans which lasted about half an hour. and later reached the guns,which they triumphsntly brought hack. Two French guns of the famous “Seventy\-five" pattern.. which the Germans were removing, were also retaken. according to my information.

Canadians Not only Saved the Diy at Ypres But It ls Llksly Tthat

They Also B_avsd.Call|s. .. .

According to British officers l have

niet today, General Alderson‘s swift tnovc to coul`orm with the French re- tirement, and the splendid fighting of

sist ltev. Dr. Herridge.

l s

t. .Q - I -H - 1 7-- 1-*-1-1

Ono cent por word first Insertion

Twenty-flvs cents.

GUARDIAN llll\SS|F|Ell MIS.

in this column, halt osnt por word

Agents \Vanted

AGENTS WANTED T0 .BELL FOR

The Old Reliable l<`outhill Nurscr-i ies. We teach our men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary. Highest* commissions paid. llandsome free equipment. Stone & \Velllngton,` Toronto, Ont.. 9710-4-29Ml~126i.

a lfor Sale

FOR SALE, A GOOD WATCH DOG

Apply "M" care of Guardian.

9715-4-29M3lpd.

|=on'sA|_E_oa Fon HIRE ounnvo

season Motor Boat Ruby, 26 feet, 15 h. p. Engine. Apply at ofllce ol Auld llros. Ltd. 9708-4-29M3i. FOR 8A"l.E- RUNABOUT' #WITH

wire wheels, Ball Bearings, New York scat and fenders. Almost ns good as new, only used two mouths. Apply to A. Ilorne & Co..

965-4-26M6|.

FOR SALE-A NEW HOU8§, 6

rooms and bath plumbing complete. misss. Aliply- to A. J. wnus. 76 Upper Queen street, or E. C. White, Grocer, Weymouth street.

' D551-4-19ml4ipd.

WANTED.-YOUNG MAN T0 AGT

as newsagent on passenger trains. P.E.l. Railway. Apply st once to ' Newsagency. 9708-4-15mt.f

'Eelp Wanted F‘emu‘e»

wAni"¢6_s“~r"6F4E’€- roi "`F.ii7.

Hospital, a smart young girl for kitohsnmsid's work A ply Miss

Kung, housekeeper. l&8-4-l8m8i

inelndiug'now stable on sold pre- _

` “The Qlielieu team iinished a loser i

If British reports are num Canada president of the Spanish Chamber oi' V,__V V VJ saved the day_ VD-put.ics, declared ills country should \€‘:§,-_V

take advantage of the present oppor- ' fs 'aa

QUEBEC HOCKEY tunit_vVtVo complete the integrity of V; If V V t

TEAM WAS L0SER_ bei territory by obtaining the cess- | ,-_,Vibe 'sight ____ lon of illbraltnr from England. I _ .f_ in wawh 5,y|“5_

uoN'run.\L..\nri1 21- .uuw Quinn _ ‘V‘T <10 not s11_a1'vVVtlw segielwrl cnthus- V _ 6;* gi-l1=;2os1;1d not manager of the Quebec hockey team, "\"lU- [Of T011!-H. he said. ‘Its pos- 1. P ° °"r

1." d

was a visitor to Montreal today on pri- S0590" \\'0ll1d 110 ll DUNICII til US. hilt ldqem bplem e could exchange Ceuta (a seaport own in .\lorocco 17 miles southcnst

hy about two lllousulul dollars on the of Gihl'alt.z\r) for iiibrultnr und in season." liiauager Quinn und llitehie that any England would continue to( were very costly. Besides the actual fiom-inntc the straits, the thorn ol cash. they hurt the team. kept us far- Gibraltar would be removed from ‘our , ther down in the standing. than we ilcsh and the bonds of friendship would otherwise have been, and there- binding us to England would he made

hy affected our drawing powers." clog(-r,"

Watch?

showing. lt one of th

. . . \\ . (3 vate business. Ccsmhe mm(

f V _

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p-to-date to be seen anywhere. i all today if possible.

W. N. Ta

_ _luweller ~ -\.`unny5`de ‘

ton,

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_ . . nt , 1,74 lc .

_ - - -_ q worlds record. ills sons have sired over 1100 iitamlnrd pcriorlners. l'uivc really admitted to he the greatest

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Blngen ls.thc grand sire of _ ' _ Iluec

_ ~ lfstrong legs-in tact it would be hard t

a splendid roadster, fast and ambitions, and can brufdi ii 2.20 ell at tim with it l t I-l i ' rb~ B\1|Y'0|0lll 801118 h0l‘B9. I have repeat edly started him up to his t-np oilnllie angels and l?e)ll:gs' nose: atlrlenudd it

g| y gg Ayv q 'REB ,-_V‘,hair. He has never had the slightest inclination to pace and should be pre-eminently a slr or t te , 'Hts sire.

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-.§l_l18:;‘ll£tll:12S)llélzggzfergoisiogstisiist. Igrwnmiirotlier tlo llcrka 2.14%. (timed 2.08% in a race). lilala at (J) 2.18%.

-~ - y it . -- i - _. -, - trotxrrg at 11 years; sire of Be lvasl; (£001;a)':"ii?::ge]:l()'l?lT06`;?;zngin2:5; (;¥Z.t)l7)}lZxt|ltlVi;hldlcli:sn( llgdlglzw.

V s re money w nner.) winning $35,775.00 in 1912 and -sold for $3 0,000.00. Bottom is by Blngsrs. a -half bl‘0\l1Bl' 0! UIIIMIV (1-54%).tho world a champion. Blngarn worked as a 2-year-old 2.27 and at tho age of 13 has gtmn°tl:iegésklah:iro:'lldts aeegrd for his age. Bingarsis dam. Ligern (2.27%), is by Arlon (2.07%), who has 7 in _ _ ll e s , o er of world s record as 2-year-old to high wheels (2.l0%),~stood all the servlee fee of 0 500.00, brought $150,000.00 when sold. l.igera's dam is Ollie y. (2.13%), the noted brood mm-¢.by Kms W||\. -.2`)r(ls‘;0)im=l1D{;: tg-3.056118 'Bilmaros sire. has 174 in the list. a world's~ record. including Uhlsn (1.64%). the

0 D Or- "svn is by May Kina 42.21141. who has as in the list. May King is by Blactionosr

who hgnltltl in ails list. hEloctioneer is by i-lambletonlan 10, who has 40 1" me lm - __ f

' Wm" U” ' i ° lfw bfovd mare Ksdiks. weisht 1200 sounds. asm sts' in the nst~ she is by champ-

imi Kffmiln 11-0790- waht 1200 sou mn. who has vs m me use Kremlin n by im-.1 n..s»sl|.`wn0 no at nl the nn. and Lora sussen is s mn m-su. er to Maude s. (2.08%). their um, Miss ninsell. was ii year an his 300 gtmwm l:°;=:.:i;i;.li»¢i::n¢l;§ ggigotlzgnthlrss airestiiassts in me 2.10 nn ni the em. mia, -ara. mi. un.

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is nfhandsomeas a picdtre. Ile won iirsl prir.\ at tl - I' l -1 l il . .i~te"stands 15% hands irish and-weighs 1160 niruntlsftiie lgolirgfiifiiul Viine, intelligent and exceedingly "bro edy." He has a full. intelligent eye, - sleek, broad, full chest. beautifully rounded body and strong loins, He h

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brown. has a very handsome head -~- clean-cut throat. gracefully arched

as magnificent bone and muscle and y after you take a look `at hllu lie is'

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