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'F 0 A f lElliRS ill SYMPMHY S[V[NI YEARS

_ _ __8uhda,y, June 10, 1917. ff ' ‘fl-llllflx and Montreal

The following letters of sympathy

have been reteived by lihe family of the late Miss Agnes MacDonald.

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__-_ _ _ OCEAN LIMITED. '_ __ ,_ _ . Daily - Dep."Hallfa'x ._ 7.45a. m. Arr. Montreal, 8.55 a. m. following day Dep. Montreal .'l.00 p. m. Arr.‘I-Iaiifax. 10.50 p.m. following day

_ ivianiitime sxrfness _.V Dlily except Sunday.

asp. Hgiim soo nm. Al‘1'._liiIont.ren.l, 7.20 p.m. following day

-_ ~ `Daily_except Sunday

Deo. Montreal ._ ....9.25 pm. Arr.1H.alit`8X.'3.00 p. m. following day

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QANAEIAAN , A

The subscriber offers for sale his

valuable farm of 100 acres o[`lumi.

sltuate at Hunter River, convenient

bo school, churches, mllils, factories.

within tlvis minutes walk of railway

station. lf not sold by priiate sale

before October. will be sold by auc-

tion. I

For further partii-iiiiirs apply in

the o\vnor,-- I

'l~`RANi'tiS Di-l\’lNi<.‘.. '

Hunter River, i‘_ E. i.

.)13.6 9M sal lil pri

<- _Homeseekers . Excursions

. day until October 31st.

` 5 Railway Agent, or write. V `

_` ' N. R. DesBl`llliAV,

District Passenger' Agent, St.

.- John, N.B.

765-6-1M1i.no.

» PAc.ir-'ic‘ ' ‘ his -L' ' E - --1 st yi, . rl

Baron Rossiier I

“hose death by drowning was report- ci. iii 'l`he Guaidlan some days' ago.

Ltaconia. N.l-l..

May 27. 1917.

Donald MacDonald. '

Whetitley River,

Prince |:)d\\'ard island.

My dear Mr. MacDonald.-~_

it is one week today since the sad]

accident occurred which brought sor- row to ur all. l was about two miles i'roni the hospital at ibo time of its orcuri'eiici- and so fur as we :ill know there was no one on the siiore or within hearing or sight ol' the oi-cuir rut-e. Wo t`|ierei`orc uiusi ilepeutl for our information on the words. ai~i»=. and expressions ot 'i`ht'oilorc Il. Olson) the only I-ivitiig wltni_>t~:'<\.

l realize that any a‘ci~iiiciit is sub-

ievt. to criticism and i|uc:~`ii'.iii as well

-.¢..__.

in irgretts. l realize that nothing vain haunt ii man .more than regrets, that

the gn itest part oi' mourning is made-|

up ol` regrets. :intl they iiiust be ii iiource ot' sorrow to any' uiaii iii any .vicriileiit regardless oi' whether he acted' wisely at the time or noi. l realize thai. in any struggle; for lit'c in the water or in any acciilent'lii wliii-ii rapid tial-isioiis are l`oi‘cetl up on us tluriiu: a physical striiggle. when our in.iuii~i are paral_\'7.cil ivltli fell". emotion, anil aipprehen-sioii. we do not allways tic-:ide i£’elii'lieratcly', accurate ly. or i\’i-'».‘l_v. and I bellevfg- that the pvisoii who barely 1-‘aves his own lite in .iii ao¢'iii<:nt_ in which others lose

_ thrirz: i<. rioiihly tu bo pitted. not per.

imp, ln~caui.e h_¢ iiid not iiectllessly ~| -rit`i¢~i= his own lite without avail

» . i~ 1. i. ‘

"' ibut het'-uiise be iniii-the on the moral

ivitiicss stand btiore grief stricken

(EUYUIU-lent N0- 14) .` ‘ _ . ’ ‘ .' » T., P . ,. C. .. ,.,

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-~ TIME TABLE .C um l re. .y es a.e]. . ‘ ._ if

ROCKY P0lNT FERRY.

Leave Ch'town Leave

Rocky

' 7.30 ti.

Pt. m.

95"' be oe P9 .5

9° on D 97

stallion ‘Barco Rossiter will lmake the season at his owners stables at Marshfield, “Barcn Rossiter" won the cold medal, ifor the best Canadian bred. Clydesdale stallion any ‘age at

news Fo €#’§\=;5¥ $03 @¢>~D® ©© U'.°'F'5"_U .°’.f° 5555555

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tl. Harris

Eye. Specialist

wtlllibe " permanently located in

Regal Bimk_building. corner Queen

the Charlottetown Exhibition in_ 1916. I

WILLIAM ii. GoDFRsY,`

; Owner ` '45t3,5,12Mits,1ino.

Champion Barrister

and the beiviidcrnient ot the atoitleiii. but. also subnierged iii personal gi`ii=t'.

\\`\c oi' this hos-pltai know little ot'

lilr. Olson. Personally, i have mel biui three times. once in the l"arkei' House, Boston, laist autumn, when l first met your daughter with an idea of her coming to this school, later. at my suggestion to avoid’ Olson the needless exipense oi telephoning. and that he miight better understand, the situation in which Miss l\la.cDonairl ivorkt-l. the made her a visit at this school, and at tlhat time l again met

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ALI-KRAYT

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in mchmond S,,,,,,,_ C,,,,,Due.0w li lEur0lled Form C) Mm" 'rooks amos. i.iMi_TsoMnmm_

viiberebo may be cone-uliecl on a matters: pertaining to defective vl- litl ` `

This handsome draft stallion

coming 4 years old, weighs over

F1.-1-1

_`liHa`i_Iy suffer from headache, ner- 18'() |b5_ ‘gl _ 11| d - voiitiness, stomach trouble, etc., ' ami witoh perfelét figlggtaalg' tetglirggd

do pot_suSpect the cause. A scienllfb

~ ’ f a beautiful da led dark ba

examination of the eyes often re~ _ DU _ Y S, C, ,di M11 m _I _ veils an abnormal condition. the -or colour with black points. A,,g,;‘.__',5e,‘§_’; 2§§h_“f9,.,,’ S' ‘V ‘ U” f-""0" °f Which “Y P“‘f‘=““l‘Y med Will make the season at home "oANiEi_ coi_i_iNns,

glaissea' relieves' the trouble.

Dontueglect the Childrens Eyes.

` ' Office Hours: 9.30-12.30; 2-5.

Evenings by Appointment.

, _ ' Phone 153~L.

244t_5,10,7Msmwtf. .. °

Watch Out lor Sale o

Furniture, implements, Wood _Live Stock,Crop, etc., etc.,

.l AMES McKAY

, DESABLE, Rn. No 2 ' .i48,5,5M sat, 6.

Sire Cresceus 202 l-4

Dam Crescent by Ira ' Wilkes

This pure__l3reed 'speed

’ producing Siie will make the

season 1917 :it the under- sigiied’s stable liinkoia. _The performances of this sIres_stock is becoming too familiar to require comment

At the Farm of hefeifi- A

Patrick Cairns

if I' Alberry Plains on MONDAY, JUNE isih.

Terms $10.00 for season

Mares at owners risk. Males coming from adistance will be met at Kinkora station and ,iattended to at moderate rate.

MICHAEL FARMER

In Charge

Sturgeon.

l00li'6-l51\‘iF‘ri1l\lo.

Prince of _

f George Cresceus 42246 the Crown

[Clydesdale Stallion]

` REGISTRATION N0. 15,158.

This excellent ' ciyaesdaie stallion

will be at his owners stables, Nine

|Mile Creek, during the season, ex. ,cept once a fortnight when he shalt be at M. J. McManus'. New Haven, over night, commencing Monday, May 14th. Fee $8.00; cash or note.

DANIEL M. TAYLOR,

425.5,i0 wed,sni._

Rex Heart

Pure Bred Enrolment, No. 7

Rex Heart. Registration No., Ameri-

can 45912. Canadian 2066. Race record 2.121,/.;. Rex Heart is a. bay stallion; he stands iii hands high and' weighs

See Handbills for Particmars 895'6`8xmuPg'Bat'3“‘kB' 1260 pounds. Ho was bred by S. E

948,6,12Mtis, .liI<].\a.i.

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“Dean ol St. Cutliberts”

No. 17183

Sire Keppnch Prince by

Rice. ot’ Fayette, Ohio. He was sired by Great Heart. by Mambrino Russel out of Willie Wilkes. His dam was Altada by Pilot Medium. sire. of Peter the Great, second dam Gala by ’I`re~ mont.

Rex Heart will make the season of

1917 at his owners stables in New Perth, except. ‘I`bursda_v of each week. Terms $15.00 for the season. with re- turn prlvlieges, mares at owners risk

Synopsis el Canadian Neftliwe|'Scotland Yet, Dam by Baron f Q_ H_ Mvgng, vs_, v_|,_

ll lolelieedoflfemilyoi any moreover

h attend t

__ ` hail Regulations

nl ui.

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Clyde by Baron’s Pride, will stand until further notice at

Owner in Charge.

" “‘i>i’.i`.?'il°§.‘."°c`i.’Il.i.2S§.g?§“. A splendid individual of the BHIOII Mafk

,_ choicest strain of Clydesdales ____

Angteiiny on cert-dl: eon§ione lm

.., _

d °m£3,¢g'°n\§f|?d Tg rich in the blood of such nuns :neo ci.voEso/ii.: s‘rAi.-

» - - may . I- ,,;,,'-'=_;,,,:,°,,':r;‘,,,,::'r,~;>;'far11011S breeding hoise-‘.1 as tm,-mon Mick. ~0. im..

-0°-vfvlii"-|°¢='=° '°°°'f°"=-In "Prince of Wales" “Baron’s

, . amnérdth Darnley Although nn]y three May for John Dorlons Mayfield

' el!

’ 'I mm Priden MCGrcg0ti» a n d Leave the owners stable. the 21st I ' Y' Stl” '§ ' ~

tra.: years Qld Dean has alféady (noon), E. Turner’s over night;

'_""' “ “°"’°°““' °°°","""' |'JI‘0v€(l 8 Wllinct' I0 lll€ 9h0W Tuesday, Doy|e'ii Cross at noon; than

H' Sélflng and 3 Sure bfeeding some to me ovmerwi mine.

, . DCI' 5!!

5. A % lggis 4: 1_4 5 ag:

E2 sql;

horse in the 'iiud

*£1",_‘Ya5_‘ Season ' Mares et owners’ risk. \

' 'W J. Heber 'Crosby "L °'I9“"‘“'

° Marshfield

.Wheatley River,

' A *‘ - . ' R. R.'3. t ~ ‘ ` r.»-."l. I. g ‘°° 233% o1+ii;4_ig_iiius_oi, ___,_ ___ sszs-s-i_1iiiu»»ir»n;m<»,_ _ _______

llurkingliiim, Que., May 3rd, 1015. l-‘or seven _vears,] sufferrrl terribly

from `1ievi=re /ltnzlac/ies and lm/i`g'f_rfi`0ii. l liafl hnlching gas from ilie slomilcli, hitter stull" would come up into my mon iii nfter eating, while at times l liiiri miiisoa :Ind vomiting, anrl linrl clironlo Constipation. 'I went to sovrriil floctoia an<l'wroto io n specialist in llosion init. iviilioiil benefit. ltrled miuiy rt‘ini~ilirs but nothing did me-good. l"i`"f1N_i'. rl /`rirn_il adzum' “I"ruit»n-tives ”. I took this grand fiiiitmedieino anti it mntlo me well. I am grateful to “l"ruit-:\- tires", and to eycryone who has mise- riible health with(.`.onstipntion anti infli- gcstion and Tlad Stomnnli, l say take “Fruilz-u-tives ",and you will get well ”.

ALBERT V A RN Eli.

50c. it box, 6 for $2.50, tiizil size, 2.5¢.

Al. dealers orseni postpaid on receipt of price by Fruit-a-lives l.imiii=il, tlthniva.

him formally and briefly The last time l niet him was one week ago toila_\. While the people of tliii! liosv pital know vcrv little oi' liiin tliey nc ceptel' hiim at llrst. and cxtcnileil limi pity and clfiiirity l,utcr bcvaiiiic ol' our bcit'ter knowledge of tiio wonian wlio thought. well ol' him.

\Vliiie oui' avquaiiitziiit-v ivitii Agiiezc

iVlzii:l)oiiaid was not iiloiii; one i i'r~i~l thiat. l have known l.¢,~i~ |wi';.oiIali_\- for a long tiniv. having ivorlu-il iii 'l`aiiii-

\\'oi'keii' there as well ii. tin- |rati»~.ii|»; for whom shc- cared. iii-i' very pres ence inspired ii teelini; of izenuine womanliness and i-estpevt. `i‘liei'e 'i.=. 110 Ogio at this school who did not love and I`f'SD€L"t bei. and who is not ili-ep ly sorrowful at tlieipresr-nt time, and in our own loss wo .vyiiipatiiize sin ceroly with her t`auiil_v. No one can levi it loss like those to whom it ruin t-.i nearest, iinil no can boar ll. for solncono eine.. _\'eIt,l assiiw: _voii \vi~ siiare it with you. tint? wc iiiiist :iii liitl oiii‘si~lvci: have i'oui'iige.

if there is any ini'oi'in:ition ii-liivii

wo will givo you. or it theri- iii iiii_\ iiiloriimtion or siiggoi,|ii|iii= wliicii _von wlsli to give us we woiilil be very prlail to hear from you.

llours truly.

s. w. BAKER, rub.,

Superintendent

Peiiacook, N. H..

May 22nd. 1917

Dear Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald and

l"a.inii_\'.

\\`lti\ deepest r._\`iiipathy for you ali.

in this great s0i'|'ri\v that has come to you in the loss of your daughter and sister, llllilss Agnes l\lacDonalt§'. whose useful lifp closeil ln that s-ati droivn- lng accident at Lake Winulsriuain. larrt Sunday. i realize ii'o‘\v your hearts are bowed down with grief. but we are told in triitli 'that "\‘Viiom the Lord loveth ho chasteiielii" anti tiiat He Who has numbered the very hairs of your head would not suffer the slightest grief to tome upon us ex cept it were necessary tor the accom piishiment oi His gieat ends. S0 ‘in this hour ol trial may consolation como to you from th-at One, \\‘lhv watches over all and whose eye, neith er sluimtbers nor sleeps, l tlld not have tht- pleasure or being acquainted with the young lady. but have iieuril other good ivoik their and felt proiiil that slie was at native of P.E.l. 1 was born and rcai'nrI' there. but have been living her' fin' the past twenty- nlne years. illv people still reslile there in Granville. Lot 21. i’.E.l..- \\'illiia.m and Joseph Mcliourt.

\'i'iiith sincere s1_\'iiipath_\', l reniiiiii.

MRS. LAWRENCE J. KEENAN.

20. Rollei St.. Penavook, N. ll.

BOYS. RAISE A SHEEP

\\'e are very short on sheep. Our

50,000,000 sheep at their best can only grow enough wool to make each one of us a siiii of clothes once in .tour years. The foreign wool which uiidefi' normal conditions fame to us is new largely diverted to war pur poses. 'Thoiiiiaiiiln of boys and girls can each raise one or two sheep iiufl lind suiilcient pasture on their own liawn. thus turning into food and Clothes' the grass which has previous- l_v been thmwn away. Mme poultry can be kept, and be fed on the pres ent \va.=il.i=, from kitchen and table. We must all learn thrift, and break away from our thoughtless. heartless disregard oi' waste. Waste is little short. of a crime at any time. and tul» ly thai. in these days when millions are actually starving.--H. H. Wlntl s‘or. in the June Popular Mechanics Msg-azine. _ 0

PROSPECTORB USE A STOVE FOR VENTILATION

A novel ineliiml adopted by some

ingenious proopoctors in Montana for ventlllallng their prospect holes. is descrltieil ‘in the June Popular Merhanics Magazine. When they have dug to such ii depth that fresh

air no lonver circulates freely to thi- bottom of the hole, they aef. up nii ali'-tight stove at the edge ot the aliaft. piitiiing up three or four lengths of etovepipe for in chimney

and running another pipe i’ the bottom of the tiole to tltef_.%iitake

at the front oi the stove e latter

in this nav to a t iiisltlcrable iiepill

<.`.ULDiERl.i USE ARMY TRUCK

the illexhaii boidei louuil ih.il the

' ` ‘ ` .i \ unc \\.ii .i

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Nemo. nsiwi ina uaui ii. 'rwii f T” °°° | - ln cl<~sii_;i»_, fiiiisii and comfort this W.G.

i-FRUIT-A-TIVESW V/A = l`ei»tain_t'n|teilU Stair.; soiclloi-s on xt R. -,U nde1_“7€aI_ easily first'

., . _. _ ., ..,. _ _ ‘li‘i~iilii'i`i,i's ltilsiit. "limit one or The patented “Closed Crotch” always stays

their iiuuiber workcil out ii plan to make an arniy triick do iimei of the \\'oi'l<. u»'i-oriling t the June Popular lilvt-liaiiliu; lllazazihe. A i~irt;iiiar :;.i\v. with its eiliaftiiig, \\-as iuoiiiitcil on u roi'-;lil_\‘ |ii.ii|o i`riiiii~\\'oi'it. :intl tltcrr- 'fillrrl \\'licii uuioii \\'.i sto iw vii . I iill|~ truck was liiiviicil iiilii plitrc ln- siifc the iiiipi~o\'iseil ctiiiipiiiciit. After

with ii sliiill by ii hell iiiiii tho eu- giiic »=t;ii'li‘il :il tiii\_<le;.lrril s:pi't‘il. .- .»<~_p| wlinn thc wood ivan vri~_v toitgli no npcciil :itlriilion was givcii to iliv uiotur tiller it was iiiiio not riiiiiiiiii.

i iii Q

tlie ivur \\'iici~i:.- linil been rIii.~scil up _

on lacks. our of iiicni was <-oiiiiot-tcil W

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FUR THE MEN AT .THE FRONT.

Luril (lint of liusis, whose inigtiiy

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liuiiiiiiioiiez hollis: on rica and iiiiiil. in l‘oiii'v iiiiii Wiii' 'l`li_v W-ill we :wc Sliiipiiig: the ia`rge`r lilic|'t_\.

Niitioiis uiiiy rlsi- and iiziiloiis fail. 'i’li_\' t‘iiaiip;eioss I’itI'post», rules tiiciii

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closed, yet has a

‘ big, generous seat .. opening.

Plenty of fullness' in the back. '

I Free and easy fit,- ting. The Rein- - forced Webbing 7

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at the seams. i'

Taped arm holes

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Y-` C ~ insertion in the back _

I \ ' gives the garment,

I et _ lots of elasticity and ‘_ \ will not break away _

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.,.i|_ ; holes.

\\'iien Death flies .¢\i'ilt on wave or

liclil.

Re 'i`ho\i ii surr tlcfeiirc anti sliiciili t.'i"nsolo anti eiiiccoi‘ liioso who tall, .\iii1 help and liefirten each :intl alll

ti hear is peopl+;‘i~. pi'a_vei‘s ful' tliimo \\ ho lc.ii'ie:.'i~ ture their <'oiiiitr_i".=

lot-.sl

neat, strong stitching. Perfectly worked button-

and neck. Small,

Made in nainsook, madras, silkeen and silk-all

¥ good wearing and good washing cloths. '

I _

i"oi‘ tliorie who weak anti iwuilcii lie.

in ivoariiiess and agon_\'-- i _ tireut lli;‘aleI'. Io their boils of pain O

Q I

tonic. touch. anti make them wlii.-lo

again!

Oli hear a peoples prayers, anti

ton lor years and knoiviiig the pli_\'.~'i'l clans who i'ccoiiiinii=iitie<l lint' lilgiily,.'

uni; knowln the \vai'il.~: on which sin-`

bless V

'I'h_v servaiits in their hour of stress!

For those to whoni the call shall come

\\'c pray 'I`ii_v tender ivelconie liiiiiio. _ AlS0 halfé y0\ll' getltis fL\fl'ilSh€l‘ 9l‘\0W YOU ‘mm mu' '"0 ""l“`""""“ 'ill' PMT' ` W.G.&R. fine shirts, collars and pyjamas.

We trust tlieni tif Thy Love at iiist. ii hear a pt‘ople's prayers im- nil

l Who, nobly striving. iiobiy tall!

For those oliu iiiiiiister aiiil iic'ii Anil spciiil ilieiiiiielvor. iiieli' skill.

tlicii' v.f.;il

‘ faltli. - . Anil guard tlieni froni disease :ini

_ iicatii

Anil in Tliiiie. own goin] time, liiirfi

izouii

`i`li\' peace on earth till 'l`iiiie shall

entl!

llenew their licziris with Christ like l

1 i

` ` ' -`.ioHN oxsuri/\M.

Countless Women find- “' A

that when suffering from nervousness, sick headache, dizzy spells ancl_ ailments peculiar to their sex-- nothing affordssuch prompt and welcome relief, as will follow a few doses of

BEElIllAM'S PlllS

A proven women’s`remedy, which assists in regulating] _the organs, and re~estabiis Ing healthy conditions. Beechanrs Pills contain no habit-forming drug-leave no disagreeable after-effects. They are-

Naturefs ° aid to better Health

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better than two ininiilt- s-pt-cd.

extreme speed.

good half mile tisiiik in 'J.l(i.

.»‘4l,5.l3llI sat, tl. _

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The British Soldier 2.1155

_ R -gistcr No. 59201 --lfimled 19 ll

A (liainpion trotting Stallion ol llie Province l9l5-l9l6 _, The Briiisli Soldier is n remarliabiy handsome horse, dark ches- n_ut, no white exceiit .I siai; a stout, strong. rompacllv built horse, with heavy bpiic .mil stands squat-e on the lust ni feet, and li; 5.

His trotting ariion i= peiiettioii; goes without brots and has

_ The British Soldier is sired bv (iochato, 2.11]-2, at 3 vea'r§

winner of the ilalrtford l"ut_urit.y F916 _('l`odd's greatest speed siting- son). Todd 2.1425--i was sired l>y_ Bingen 2.061~4 founder of the' I greatest speed producing family in the world. _ ‘

'lhe dam of the_Britisb Soldier is the great brood mare Miss

_Pratt 21. 1~4, bv llei_r~at-lfiw 2.05 3-4, Miss Pratt is the dam of eight including The Lending Lady 2.07 iii 3 years. The Prattler is a full' brother of The British Solilicr. Miss [’r:itt is also grand dam of six with records froni 2.12 1 2t \ 2.05 i_»2. aged 3 and 5 years. _ No trotting 'znniiion in Cniiada has more speed or stronger license to prodiicc a lust tmiim- than the British S0|dief_

His Colts are sioiii, siiitng, sound and handsome, and show

The Soldier is b# mi: rfrv iilnwiiy patvonised this spring in

llic btiid, which inav_iii'f=i~i~~m wib luring him for a low record. Goodiurigestiiiiik biiiir..»i»aoie,ii properly prepared,t0 trot any

'Prospective iiireiiem t-an have a ride afii-r hlin any dayi

Always to he found at 254 Kent Street. Phone 375-L . _ Telmsz Season $20.00; insui c $30.00 usual return. Note due Nov'1st`

Directionsefleeellweluelewoineniinwlfli:varylin. ' W- so

this Province has ever serii.

will give a slight idea ni' his uiiiility.

MOK0 24457 . . . ...

Sire oi Breniita Yorke 2.04% Ferino. 2.051/Q. Native Bello ,Ili 2.06%. and the dams ol' The Harvester, 201, Mur- thn Tipton (4) 2.0914. Vito i4i 2.09%. etc. Teneia

_ 2_or»\.l. iiesi i.iiri.v <21

_ 2,041.4, Day Spring. 202%

CE MARJOR

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PRINCESS MARJORIE . . ..

ist dam Princess

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QUEEN ETHEL .. . . . ,,.

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Sire of i2 in 2.10, itivliiilliig l Hiinips. 2.11314, 'ili|lv=iislei|i. 2,05.

liarun May. 2.0714, eil-.

Breeding ol Prince ,Marjor 57168

PRINCE MARJOR is a tall liaiiclsonie bay stallion with black points, lie has a fine intelligent head, .beau-

iltul neck, broad chest, strong legs. poweriiil loins,-~ stylish, strong anrllicautiful horse in every way. At the rate he is growing he is the crrmiiig lioi~:i»'. aiiil pruinises ti/ ‘lie the host sire ol early and extreme speed that

l-ie iii closely connected with all the best speed in the Anierican t‘oiitineiit. A glance at his pedigree below

NilNt‘l<J Mi\R.i0ll iS \‘l‘Zisini'o~l with the Aineriuan 'Trotting Ar-i=iit°i.~iiinn pp. Nm 57163 (('am1d)an N0_ 404)

and is i’9ZlSl¢"°d Wim 'he D°l’Hl`lll\9l\l of Agi'iciilture Pure Hrerl Eiirolmeiii No. ii, _ .

l GEORGE WILKES 519, 2.22. Sire df

BARON WILKES. 4768. 2.tB . . . . . ... - R3; rlanis of 209, .

BELLE PATCHEN. by Mambrlno Pai.»

clieii 58, great brood mare.

STRATMORE 408, sire ol’ 89; dalllS

of .ll

‘ ' ll l PRlNCESS ETHEL' by Volunteer 565

liam of Buinps .'.0.l‘,, Baron . 2.10. etc.

Sire ot 8 in 2.10 including .Lou Dillon. 1.581/2, Custer, ,2.05t-3. i\lary Dillon. ?,06‘.4'. lliith Dillon l4i 2.06%. Dolly Dillon 2.0li~74.

Uwn Sister ol Princess l'to_\‘al t2) l 2.20. etc.

iilarioi-ie.

great brood mare. ,.-

[ sionizv mo, 2.1954, airs ui 4 in ziti

sionrv oii_i_oi~i. zaisv _ _I si.

vsuus li_v'if»§i`.‘ _,`.w¢i$sier, 2.30#

mm of Adonis, 2.11%., ciipiti ‘Z.l8:~L88~¥.‘l8M';-Ito* ‘ i'-‘

CHlMEB"!\94E (3) 2.80% slr! of 11

FUTURE PRINCESS IDEAL .. I lil 2.10.. dame of 6 in '2.10. '.

ESTABELLA. by Aicantnra 729. dll!

'of 4 in list, etc.

2nd ilani Future Priiivoss ideal. sister of Princess Royal t?) 2.20, /etc.

3rd dwiii Flstabella. by Alcanliira 729 ilaiii oi' ii iii list, etc.

4th dam Annabel lriaui ut Z. iiriiiitlani ol 13|; by Geo. Wilkes. 5.`19, 2.22. 5th dam Jessie Popper tdam ol’ 2. griindiliim of 12) by Mambrino Uhlet 11. Giii ilmm Lt-na Pepper. hy Sidi }ianiet.7th ilaiii Robt. Wicklilfe Mare. ,

Terms $15.00 lor Season

J. l~l. O. IVI LJRPI-IY, Owner in charge Great George Street, Charlottetown

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