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100 Years "Ago * And T0087 Hunt’.

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throuab ﬁeld and Ion; me hounds snlﬂ and we; trumpet sounds; the hunt goo; aslnthe men-lo General-obey“ Filmy. lon-in-lnw oi’ the fourth Duke o! Richmond end 1mm d glgusewgient weaken-wig‘) the mum or in 1M0. m’ w“

Pﬂ-‘noe oi’ Wales. alter-wards King Ewan! VII, when he was dlnlng at Government House before the turn of the century. Hem is the story: 0n one occasion, in a wood be. around the limits o! the royalty, the scent aeenxed utterly lost; at last, after a hard run, the iommost mem- born o! the hunt found all the Mlmdi Bil-themed together at the foot or a hollow tree»: m p.111. parlance —- a runlplke. Neither threats nor coaxing could induce themtomovetromthesoentand the huntsmen began to think that the fox had found some hole, and by taking to earth had eluded his pursuers. For loftler, however, wen Mr. Howard's nuns, and hi.» cat-like powers had not been taken iully into calculation; for ,on glancing at thelopoltheoldrmxrplkehewas discovered by the baffled sportsmen, looking “gown with proud dlsdeln

upon congregation! Al no ‘ "' guns or axes were avail- Wblo. the clmnlnc fugitive remained

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Covers . . .-

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0 30 lo 35 degrees faharenheit. Constant supervision.

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doubt ‘ ‘ his brush with gro- pound mliel’ when he saw men and bmmdl beating a. retreat, and heard the dying echoes o! the huntsmaxfs horn ln the distance. After sir Charles resigned the governompblp and was transferred to Antigua, prior to his assuming the duties of govemor-ln-ohler of New South Wales, the peel; was ken?- subsoﬂmlon, The hounds were from the rear o! Govommem», House to their new kennels, a. building and open court for them on C ,‘ ' Bwebers farm "to the no small re- llof o! Government House neigh- bows." The meet in ‘those days mode an attractive and oolorlul scene. Captain Hon. C. G. Elliott, a brother o! the third Earl or Mlnto. chad ln green cut-away and buck- skin breaches was one oi’ the daring rldors. No one had a. keener 81o- pneclatlon oi the sport than the captains npd suballerns of detach- ments oi’ .;‘ ls o! the line, then quartered at the old barracks: or the officers o! Her Majesty's slups. from time to time stationed in Charlottetown ‘harbor. The nuntemaws cry to the

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Kelly 8| Mclnnis Amateur [lights 0 F ll- Y I

Thursday, April 15400-830 p. m. Saturday (l1 neoeasury)—8.00-8.80

p. m.

The listeners are the judges.

During the broadcast have a pen- cll and paper ready. No names will be announced. Each entry nae a number only. Note the number at the artist you listeners like beet during the broadcast, md when the program in over write Kelly a Muc- lnnls and simply say: "I vote tor

number —" Each listener may vote (or as many mists by number l8 they desire

Prizes for the lady and gentle- man polling the largest number o! vo ea.

Tune in the Kelly a Mnclnnis Amateur Nights and vote i01- he artists you like best.

Mall your votes prompthl. All those listening please co-opento by sending in votes. The lucceee o! these broadcasts depends on all lla- tenera. Do your share and help u: cleclde the vrlnners A prize will be given to one o! the listeners who lvrlle ln votes. All letters will be numbered and at the and of the contest a. letter will be dralwn. The writer will receive a m-lze. It mlzbt be youl

Following are the entrants:

Monday, April 15th .— Isabelle Crawford, Marlon Holman, Jackie Molnnle. Mary Mclnnls. Joeqm Dheverie, stun. Arsenault, Joan Mo- Carey, John Mclnnla, Blanche Ln!- lerty, Frank Smith, Joyce Slnntllord, Allred Head. Fhll Bulow, l-‘runols Doucette. Ralph Rodd. _~ Wodn ’ , April 17th - Mary Trainer,» Mickey Coker, hall 1e- Blanc, Jackie Doyle, Jackie Chip- man, Norman Stewart, W. Gaudet. Lorraine Oetway, Lloyd ‘fowmend. Jack MoCourt. Miss Ohappelle, Rog. Dolron, Ethel Doyle, Willie Mc-

hounds: “Gone a/way Heroine", "Harkamray Melody". "Gone Away

Vanilly" set the whole ﬁeld In motion. Participants included slr Henry V. Huntley, Hon. Geoxgc Colon, Hon. W. ‘W. Irving oi Bon- P. E. ‘L. R. N.,

admiralty who was then captain of the war sloop "Crocodile"

mute!“ Want“ Stewart, Russell mood, mm Lelan- Wi B" Altlwmd" timer, Ollve Puma», Milne. C. 13., first naval lord of the u,” Holman,“

And thelr descendants. carry on Annsu-onl, Mm p; way“, today. sixty-five members or the MIL

0.N.R. Telegraph f Gives Direct Service

’ TORONTO. April. l’1—Announce— pent is made by D. E. Galloway isslstant vlce-persldent in d‘! Cmundlan National Telegraphs {but eliectlve April 19th a direct

telegraph connection to all points 6n the Temlskumlng and Northern established. The arrangements betwee l that '1‘ Canadian eliminated the necessity ot relaying at Northbay between the

Ontario Railway will be

NO. and the

Ind Rational 'I‘elegra.phs pnt, traffic exchanged

Profossional Bards MeLEoo s» BENTLEY

W. I. BENTLEY, K. C.

l. A. BENTLEY- k. C. firmer: and Attorneys-ut-hw ' MONEY TO LOAN DING: 1U llﬁhlllﬂllll ENDOC-

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larger offices on both systems, thus materially reducing the tranmlsslon tlme on all such business. Another important connecting point has been established with the Canadian National Nlegraphs at Cochnme. Ont, a. divisional point on the Wmunscontlnental line of the Can- adian National Ralwlays, thus per- mlt another outlet {or business orig atlng in this tez-ltory destined to Western Canadian and United States points.

Under the arrangement with the ‘Ilemlskunlng and Northern Ontarlo Railway. the Canadian National ‘Iclegraphs ls now in a. position in serve directly this most important industrial and mining section ol - Northern Ontario. In addition to this the Canadian National Tele- gmphs rumlshes the buslnessmeh and residents o! the T and NO dzlreot communication through its connecting companies with approxi- mately 19.700 points in Canada, the Unlted States and Mexico.

Cable and wireless connections to important cities thmughmit. the world are also available vntl-l the sane facility as l: illed at any Canadian National oﬂloc. '

Charlottetown Hunt Club trall over

in exchange lfOl‘ foxes. scent as in England.

drugs." for. because o! the great iox industry oi the province. it would be almost impossible to chase llve foxes ln o. country mottled with fox pens. Thus the "mu" comes ilrst utter e little furry creature has been selected from the ranch o! the honorary president - Raoul Rey-

the same ilelds near Faleonwood. m, Kelly 5, Mach-mg, Am.wuf 30m- Thoroughbred hounds given by the plum “We they; music

Toronto and Forth York Hunt Club gaudy,’ m3 prim, $01117“! “"3 Maclnnls Monday afternoon.

But now the hunts are "fox before prop-mm

Tague, Jock McKelgha-Il, Cecil Mur- ray.

Thursday, April Nth-Alice Pet- ers, Fred Henneuey, 1- How- att, Art Molnnls. Jucquellxie Le- Courslere, Johnny Doucette, James _

Walter Ferguson, George Chappelle. Miss Chevorle, Jack Mchellan, Miss Oallunt,

Those not lmvlng an accompanist

with Euclid St, or Kelly 5:

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mond. owner of the largest fox ranch in the world. Then the scent ls laid, the trumpet sounds. Ind b!!! chase ls on.

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