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them-£3081# Y0ur photograph. Make sn svnbinuneot today.

The Cook’s Studio

New DesP'isav _Block

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ITTING for a portrait is a

matter gfminutesonl -the samee icient

__ _ _ _ lus the skill used in ursiin the felt,

Yun' [I8 _ _-, I’l\st_c__o_unt_s__. gin the ut-

' - ed ° ou . . “gear falxllily rhave plied- ing with- you for years, way not rnake_jths_t appointment t ay at

The, Bayer 'Studio

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A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Ain-

ateur Photography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J..

Eastern Steamship Lines

ALL-THE-WAV BV WATER.

- INTERCOLONIAL LINE. I. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER-

NOR COBB. _

Leaves Bt. John Mondays, Wednes-

days and Fridays at 9.00 a. in., for Eastport, Lubes. Portland and Boston.

Return-- Lei. /e Central Wharf, Bos-

ton. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days at 9.00 a. ni., for Portland East- port, Lubec and Bt. John.

, MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

-Direct between Portland and New

Yorlr. Steamship North Land and North Star.-

Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland,

Tues., Thurs., and Sat., at 6.30 p. m. Also Mondays at 10.80 a. in., Juno 19 to Sept. 11, inc.

METROPOLITAN LINE.

Direct between Boston and New

York. ,

13'/2 Hours. Route vis. Cape Cod Canal.

Express Steel Stesmshlps Massac-

husetts and Bunker Hill.

Leave North Side indian Wharf.

Boston week days and Sundays st 6 p. m.. Same Service returning frfom Pier 18, North River, Foot of Murray- St. New York City. . Bt. John City Ticket Office, 47 King St. A. C. Currie, Agent, Bt. John, N. B. A; E. Fleming, T.F., A P. A. 8t_ John

_ . N. B,

The M.¢.i.ié. i.i...i. s. s. co. Lia

The S. S. Amelia carrying H. M.

mails. passengers and freight leaves Picton every Monday and Thursday af- ter arrival of morning express from Hslimx, for the Magdalen islands call- ing, going and coming at Souris. - Cl-IAS. W. IVE8, Agent, Plctou. W. H. Btarratt, Manager, Amherst,

Harbor, M. I.

182-6-3Mtl.Dec.25th.

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Time Table

ROCKY POINT FERRY S. S. HILLSBORO

Leave Ch.'l‘own Leave R. Point 7.00 A. ln. . 7.30 A. M. 8.00 “ 8.30 " 9.30 A. M. ,, 10.00 A- M 11,00 " 11.30 “ 1.30 P. M. 2.00 P. M- 2.80 “ 3.00 "

8.80 "

4.80 “ 0.80 "

I

4.00 " 5.00 " 7.00 "

4 - SUNDAY.

9.30 A. M. -1215 P. M. 2.00 " 3.00 " 4.00 “ 9803-5~23MmWf1M0 .

PLAN'i‘_];_NE ‘I

Commencing Wednesday, Jane 7th,

the S. S. HALIFAX will sail from Charlottetown for BOSTON via HAW- KESBURY and HALIFAX at 'I a. m.. and every Wednesday at the some

10.00 A. M. 1.00 P. M. 2.30 " 3.30 " 6.00 "

time thereafter. For further lnfvrmv °" ‘W ' '°` c Montague, P. E. I.

‘ JAG. CARRAGHEIL

» . Agent.. .g _

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Ellis Pharmacy Ltd.,

Montague,is giving away to their customers a

' Tooth Brush worth 25c

with each purchase fof Tooth {Paste or Powder.

. This offer will hold good

until July 10th when we _ will change our ad.

i

Ellis Pharmacy, Lttlf

Charlottetown, P.lil. 1. 0856-5-Solitt.,

The Eastern Guordidn

. *IT PAY8 to buy in this Province.

..°T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

Representative in Montague.

» ..*M. 8. ACORN is Guardian re presentatlve in Souris and will be pleased to receive items of news.ad- vertising or .subscriptions

The Ladies of' the Souris will hold

Festival in V liltla

, (ill)-6-29M1i .

. l.*HOTEL ARRlVAL8.-- Sea View i-l~otel:- Fred H. Trainor,_Cliariotte- town; Capt. Black, Halifax; 'l-1'. S, Drinon, Halifax; J. A. B. Eover, St. John; J. A. Fraser, Charlottetown.*

..°ANNANDALE NOTES.-Fishing

is very good, codilsh' unusually plenti- ful. The fishermen have not missed a haul for three weeks.- Mr. Edward .leffry has successfully moved his house to another piece of land pur- chased from Mr. John Tossell.- Miss G. Annear, Lower Montague is visit- ing her parents Mr. and Mrs.. W‘m. Morrow. Sailors Hope.-~ Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins, Durell were in Souris on Monday on a business trip also Mrs. Frederick Swallow and Mrs. Harvey Dingwell..- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mills were visiting at Annandale recently the guest of Mr.. E. McFar- lane.- Mrs. E. McFarlane went to the Eastward yesterdsy.- Mr. Char- les E. Dingwell has sold a quantity of timber to Howletts Mllls.- Mr. Hes- bor N. Howlett has lately been saw- ing iumber for the Annandale Hall

-‘-Mr. Ray Howlett has returned from on visit to Lot 48.- Mrs. J. W. Cam

D.

bell, Poplar Point was in Souris on Monday.- Rev. R. N. Rand preach- ed-in Baptist Church on Sunday even- ing at 7.30 to a fair size audience. The text was found in Judges 14 Chap. 9th Verse.--_U.

ate of Ohio. City of Toledo.

Lucas County, ss. _ _

Frank Cheney makes oath that lie is senio

gartner o the firm of F. J Cheney tk Co., doing usinesg in the City of Toledo. County and Stati- aforesaid -and that snid firm will pay the sum of oxen nunoiusn pohtiiitsfafeasii and every

case of Uatarrh that cannot becured hiv the use ol HAL LS (DATARKH CURE ‘ RANK I CHENEY.

Sworn toheiore me and subscribed in Bray pres-

ence. this 6th day of December, A. D. l .

(Ss/ii.) A. W. GLEABON,

’. 1\io'r/.av Punmc

Hall's Catnrrh Cure is taken internally, and sets

m .-»

--through the blood on the Mncous Surfaces of the

System. Send for Testimonials free. __

I-*_ J. ouimmv, si C0., 'roieiio 0.

Sold by all Druggists, 75c.

Hall's Family Pills for constipation. -

Imported Clydesdale

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ENROLMENT NO. 86.

Hired by High' I-Ionol".by Hiawatha,

dem, Kate of Chlnelton by Prince of Clay foaled April 26, 1912, imported from Scotland by Smith & Richardson, Columbus, Ont., and pui'chased..thsre by Mr James Roper of Roper. Bros., Royalty, will stand for the season at the stables or Frances W. Hughes, Grafton St., on Monday, Tuesday. and Saturday. Balance of time at Messrs. Roper's.

Terms:- Season, $12.00, insure,

$15.00. Mares at owners' risk.

JAMES ROPER,

HAMMOND KELLY,

. Owners.

'

cisco i zzz 1-4

Reg. Ne., 2001. Enrolment No. 85.

Sired by Bingsn 2.05%, dam by

Alendorf; by Onward.

This is a good son of Blngen. 2.06%

Sons of Bingsn sired 134 Standard Per- formers in 1915 McKinney, 2.11% stands second in this respect with 58, Axworthy third with 65 and Peter the Great with 54. Casro 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. I-le will be in the hands of the veteran, Mr. John 0. 'Brien, Bonshaw, and will be at his stables on May 20 leaving there on Monday morning. May 22, travelling through Crapaud to Jabez Lea's, at neon; then through North Tryon by Cape Traverse at W. Noonan's, Al- bany. over night, May 23 through Searletown to Pat. Connolly's, noon then by Ross Corner to Kensington over night, May 24 to Walter Found's noon, then to Austin McNeill's, Stan- ley Bridge, over night, May 25, than to William McNelll’s Cavendish, then to Hector Buchannan'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.

'l‘erms:-- Season, $10.00, insure

'$18.00. Mares at owners' risk.

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_ _.S._ S. Cascapedia Fortnightly Sailings

DOWNWARD From uontroai 'rhui-may. June 8 -at 4.00 nm. ma _'riiorsdsy. was 22 , from Quebec Thursday, July II the next day 'l`ll\l\'l¢|l¥ Jill! 2° ~ (Friday at 12.00 . . wan Thursday, Aug. I 'Arrive Charlot- . cgtpsm Tliursdai. Mil- 17 Tuesday at 4.00 P. M., Thursday, Aug. 81 ~ Thursday. 309*-» 14

UPWARD.

Thursday. June 15. Thursday, June" Thursday. July 13 Thursday, July I7 Thursday, Aug. 10 'raui-|aay', aes. #4 Thursday. ' 'riiundanlsst-7 'i'iiomi\r.!_»vt.21

From

Charlotte-

town

f ,, 2 Thursday. -5.01% 39 t _

, _-‘pghgogt tg change without not ice. , - I _. _

Carvelluliros., Agessits. P. E._ ._ _ _ _ | _ 112-I-1 tbStutISep. . L. _ _____,_,____

Charlottetottn.

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` ..°ON¢ CENT per word each in- sertion ter advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

..*8T CHARLES TEA Thursday.

July 20. - 499-8-29M1 .

..*NOTlCE-All stores at ‘SL Ps-

ter's will be closed on Saturday, July 1st. They will open for the evening from six tlll ten.

_ 583-6-28-M3i.

.i*WE_-THE UNDERBIGNED .mer-,

chants of Montague Bsree to close our respective stores, Saturday.-Dominion Day, July. 1st. But will remain. open Friday evening. June 30. McLeod & M_DGrego.r, D. J. McLean, M. F. Mc- Donald. Poole & Thompson, Ives and Murdock 572-ti-28E2iMi1. . -__-._ , '..*OFFlClAL - INSPECTION OF

SOURIS CADET CORP8.-- The Town of Souris was quite enthused on Friday last over the approaching re- turn visit of Capt. Black, organizer and Inspector of Cadets from Halfax who came on the 6 p. m.. train from Charlottetown and promptly at 7 o'- clock arrived at the school grounds, where the .boys were lined up to re- ceive him. There was quite a large gathering of friends and relatives of the boys to greet the inspector, and although the weather looked threaten- ing for a time, the inspection was car- ried through amid the pleasant sur- roundings of Souris High School. The corps, consisting of about 35 boys, were lined up in charge of their in- structor, Lieut. D. F. Tierney, and on the arrival of the inspector the general salute was given, and after- wards the boys marched past. The corps was given. as customary with this inspector, an exhaustive and tho- rough inspection ln squad and com- pany drill, sliirinishing and physical training exercises. At the close of the inspection, which occupied about an hour and a. half. the boys were treat-_ ed to a short and instructive address from the inspector. Amongst other things he said, none were more ap- preciated than tlie high compliment paid by the inspector to the instruc- tor and the boys, on the eillclent manner in which they had carried out their work. The inspector also made a very instructive speech as to the objects and advantages of making this great movement compulsory in all the schools, so as to educate the future manhood of the nation in a man ner which alone fitted them to take up the civil and national responsibili- ties which this great Emplre of ours now demands. The inspector pointed out how the cadets have already ilg

battlefields oi' Flanders and Belgium. He claimed the record in this respect demanded from those in auhority to see to it that in our great nation- al emergency, no opportunity should he lost to flttingly provide for the ex- tension of this great work which is now so inentoriously recognized by the military authorities. The inspec- 'tor announced that he would forward o. medal to the_i_nstriictor, to be pre- sented to the best shot in the corps. He also made some fitting remarks about the untimely and sudden death of the late Earl Kitchener and pointed out to the boys the great lesson to be learned from tlie_splendid life and re- cord which his Lordship ,had left bc- hind, aud which would be handed down in the pngos of history as an example to generations yet unborn. Among those present to witness the inspection were His Honor Judge Fraser. Ex-May0I‘ J. W. Brennan, Councillors M. A. Paquet and also the Principal of the School, Mr. Geo. Green. The proceedings were brought to a close with three hearty cheers for the King. The inspector left Saturday morning for Georgetown. and goes thence to Alberton and Tignish, thence proceeding to St. John to complete the inspection of the New Brunswick corps.*

EASTER-li PERSONALS

-~ --"Clllll-» Chas. ~ Stevenson and family of New York have arrived at Fortune to spend the summer.-F.

. _*Miss Hazel Sterns of

Charlottetown, accompanied by Miss Minnie McLean, spent the week~end in Souris, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. H. S. Sterns.*

MAYOR T000 216 1-4

ENROLMENT N0. I4.

Mayor Todd, 2.10%, is too well-

known to need anything said of him. His honors in show ring and on race track are history. He comes of two of the greatest families in‘ the world - Todd, 2.14%- and Alcoyne McKinney families. His colts have been the larg- est prise winners when shown. He will be found at the stablesnf Francis W. Hughes. Grafton Street.

Termsx- Besson, $15.00; insure

..*Mi-s. W. ll. Warwick of New

tends spending the summer in hes cottage here. Master Eric Lain-bert accompanied her. Mrs. Warwick ex- pects her husband to ioiu her ln the near future.-F.

IOHTAGUE IIOTES

Messrs J. Cummings and J. McKay

of Wbim Road paid a short visit to Klimuir, Saturday night.-B.

. O U O

Mr. S. M. Martin. Heatlierdsle, pas-

sed through Kllmuir recentlY.,0n his .way to Montague. -All'-were pleased to see him in such good-health.-B.

'-». L. .' ., . ° . .The genial. ~Merohan_t.- who is a strong.-believer in..1be.theory of pre- vestion has recently installed a com- plete .lightening rod system in his buildings ut. Kilmuir.--B. ,seo _ ,

Tl\s.»meaales and whooping-cough

whic has been raging for tho_ past two months have now about died out and the numerous victims are again enjoying good healtli in almost every case.-B. .

_I O l

A number of the farmers are taking

advantage oi' theopportunity given them by the present government of enriching their farms at a moderate outlay and are engaged hauling consi- derable quantitles of mussel mud from Montague. Among those who are ta- king a very active share in this enter- prising business we notice Allan Mo Donald and John McLeod of Heather- dale.-B. ' 8 U U

Rev. Daniel Finlayson is spending

a short vacation at his old home in Kilmuir after being absent for a num- ber of years in North Dakota where he has been the successful pastor of a` large congregation. His many friends are pleased to see him again and were delighted to hear him preach to a large congregation in Valleyfleld church on Sunday last. He leaves shortly for the American West.-B.

1 U O

The country roads in these districts

are in splendid condition due no doubt to the fact. that they were taken in hand by the road masters in t.he early spring when road making was an easy matter. The sports of ,the settle- ment appreciate the energy of the offl- clals in thus providing them with ii fast track on which they can test the speedof their fiery "blonde" and it is quite possible that new and sensation- al records may be made at the Monta- gue Races this year.-B.

ured so prominently in every depart- Q ‘

ment of the C. E. F. and had won un- '

dying fame and honor on the bloody

'SIGHT

if you wsat to cure that skin lil .

lass of yours, you can only do I0 by usiag an ointment so rolled as ta be capable of penetrating to the rest of the disease. Zam-luk is - capable of doing this. whereas sr- dlaary oiatineiits remain on the sur-

face skin. `

Besides its wonderful lower of

penetration. Zam-Bak is such a strong gsrmicida that germs clsilol live where Zam-Buk is aPlll¢‘- Thus. all germs, both on the surface and ia the underlying tissues, are destroyed. Then the herbal essences, or which zum-aux is eomseul. sro- ntsta the growth ef new tissue, and a. complete and perhalelt GUN ll the result.

t Prove it for yourself. All drul'

gists, 50c. box, or Zan-lil 0%. T* rento, for price. _

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ers :-

tended breeders.

York has arrived in Fortune and in-

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“Carbonless”

Dealers _ Co., Montreal

» W. H. FRENCH,

Maritime Traveler

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-_ IN THE

The Superlatively

T57

STUD - _

Pure Bred Stallion A L O

_ Enrolms

tion and absolutely sound, stands 15.3 ‘ trotted a mile in 2.14%. last quarter 2.06’/4 ), the worlds greatest sire-- sire

two-year-old trotting colt in 1915. Sons

the world’s greatest sire of dams. Sec

Owaissa (2.00%), Sen. Axworthy (2) Axtell (3) (2.12) and 10 others; grand others. Third dam, Ill Wind, dam of G ‘ley (2.06'/4). etc., Young Jim, 2009, sire and 45 others; the dams of Bingsn (2.06

race horses and sires of today. His colts ing size, beauty and speed.

Catalan will leave home May 22, for

nt No. 22.

OWN BROTHER OF OWAISSA. 2.06% I

CATALON is a handsome Mahogany Bay Stallion, of perfect conforma-

hands and weighs 1075 poiindst He has

in 32 seconds. lie is sired by Bingeii of 212 in the 2.30 list. including Uhlan

(1.58), world’s champion trotter; Admiral Dewey 2.04%). John Ward 2.05%). Owaissa (2.06%) full sister of Catalon -

_ Bingsn Silk (2) (2.08%). champion of Bingsn sired 134 standard perform-

ers in 1915, leading all other sires. His dam is improvldencc (2.12), dam of `two- Owaissa (2.06%), Prodigal Bingsn (2.16%). by Prodigal (2.16), one of

ond dam. Queen Wilkes, dam of lm-

provideuce (2.12), Querlst (2.12%), lmplorable (2) (2.20). Brand dam of

(2.28%). by William L. 4244. Sire of

sire of Amy' Brooks (2.05%), and 192

eo. St. Clair (2.10%), sire of McKin- of Ill Wind. sired Trevlllisn (2.08%) 54) and 72 others. Fourth dam. Caro

Nomo, dam of Bob Acres (2.28%), grand dam of two by Hainbeltoninn 10. sire of Dexter (2,171/,) and 39 others, dams of Stamboul (2.07%). etc.

Mr. Breeder, iii Catalon's relations can be found the world’s greatest

are all excellent individuals. possess-

.Iolin Davidson's, Bedeque, at noon;

thence to Gordon Dawsoii’s, Cape Trove red Inman's. North Tryon, at noon; th night. May 24th, to John Bradley's, K Steveiis0n's Fredericton. over night. M

thence home and will be at home.

oute will be continued tortnlgl

Mares at owiier‘s risk.

JAS. T

1.60-0~3MSi1t4i.

Glasgow, at noon, thence to Leo Reid'S. Woodside's. Clinton. at noon to Monse's

rsc, over night. Moy 23rd to Wilf- ence to Jabez Leafs, Victoria, over ellys Cross, at noon; thence to Rufus iiy 25th. to W. D. Coubrey's, New over night. May 26th, to Leslli

Stables, Kensington, for supper;

itly. ‘ `

Tli r Tl:]l=MS:- $15.00 with return privilege by note at time of first service.

. WAITE, Owner, Sherbrooke.

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vi/lllllrllclzii/eetliizs sllgilllllzft tlh2IKl=t§jl1t1;)/lcghéstablcs, Souris, on Monday, _lime l2tli :intl go through Red Point

THE STANDARD BRED TROTTING STALLION

“KING 'o Win-Race Record 2.291-2 '

‘ ' ‘P. E. l. Pure Bred Certificate No. 5

American Trotting Register No. _46326 _

h th h North Lake Priests Pond and the Bal;

and West River to M. Murphy's, Elmira for dinner, t ence roug _ .

tic arriving home same evening. Tuesday, through Rollo Bay to K. Lzirkiiis, Farmington for dinner, ’ - ~ ° ' G ' ii i

thence through to Wm. McKenzie S, Cable Head West, at night, Wednesday, will go through reenwic o

M'd ll t Geo Hoo ers, Marie at Night. Thursday through Mor-

St. Peter’s Bay for dinner, thence through i gc 0 - P _ ell East and Milburn for dinner, thence through Cardigan Road and St. George’s to _lolm McLelians at

night. Friday through Bridgetown to Mrs. Mzirtin’s, Dundas for dinner, thence through Poplar Point and

Little Pond (0 D .Steelc’s at night. Saturday through Bay Fortune arriving home at noon, where he will re- main till Monday _Iunc 26, making this route fortnightly health and weather pcrinittiiig. During the week he

is at home, .he may be sent to any locality within a reasonable distance at the request of two or more breed-

D dl f 16 will be $1000 for the season with usual reiuru privi-

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, HAMMOND KELLY. owner, 820.00. Hai-es at owner's risk. TERMS:- The fee for King 0 i s or I9 . » . _ _

Dssa_5_2oM.u-letlzf °'5R|EN |'\ °l\lfl°-_ _ HA“M°N°0::.|;!'v_' lege, payable by note, clue Nov. lst. _$15.00 to insure Mares :it o\'viiers risk. Tclcplione service free to in-_

l , _ .,1._.-._ ' Tha Pure Brad Glydnsdalo Stalliqrs _

1 Lydafil- 34709 _ 1 1 _‘_fLord Chatham” Reslfefw s N°- 12882 - '- t `. ` a ~' -ii --"-” '; t ' ~ _ ._ _. P; E. I. Parc Br¢i\‘C¢¥*lii¢lie No,-,§_ . - 2- fl _ season 1 ' ' _, _ fl_..e?li'i_ilg',liis' `lioii`ic at the Klondylcc " S_t_ii_bles, Souris on 'Monday ]_u_n_e_5tli, tlyftlgc ilgroliigh R3.l,P_oi_i1`

Champion Speed Sire of Ma'iitinie.Provincea Sire__oi Bobégisc §snd.\iit¢st River io M Murphy’s,_~12Imira for dinner, theme through N0f\l1‘l‘»al<é._ Priest omi nd lhé

2.13 1éCl\lll§%-lil _P3¢¢T °f Maflf|m¢ h°V|“ 5mU»2- 0° Baltic, arriving home samecwnihg. Tuesday through Rollo Bay to K. Larkins, Pennington for dinner, *Mi* ‘WEE 2‘]=6|-lOi$a2 3G1l12, 2.17 1~2he" gélzhl 3-1%. thence through (0 Wm, McKcnzie’s, Cable Head West, at night, Wednesday, will go through Greenwich to Elplllltl 2.25 Ilealbsl Sf- P¢l¢l"S Bay for dirnner, thence through Midgcll to Geo._Hoopcr's, Marie, at nigh_t. Thursday thro_uyi

.229 |__2_ Kitchener Matinee 2_25___§utg_y0¢d_ gqgpgi in fagg 2,20, Morcll‘Eas¢ and Millburn for dinner, thence thro_ug_h Cardigan Road and St. George s to ]o:_inPMcI1ella;_ s_at_ Tom C0mfil0dOl‘S 2.24 _8nd20O TS just W8ltll'il_ fO1' 8 CIIIIDCC I0 night. Friday through Bridgetown to Mrs. Martin s, Dundas, for dinner, tlicnce throng opu ar omt

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'_ lllillié YOU! .6000 Milf!! with the Great Sire. ,He two or more breeders. _ _ _ _ _ t ' ,can bb; se€R_tll_l__ti|{tll_Bf__I'i’t1t_itce:‘t his 0_:Y;_le?f.Ilbl¢Bal);l_£ge_; "_ Q '1`F,RMS.--For the season $8.00 with usual rc- turn prn_rilegc, payagle b_3_f nose due November ist. ' _ r. is eae ='Marc ueed_ ~ce - _ 'k_T1| _- ' if( ' ers. _ , from partie. in N_ 5_1” thhhonebut “hem an .dmh__"_°f_.o°d $12.00 to insure Mares at owner’s ris e cpione service ree o in en ing ree _ _ _

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