THE CHARLOTTIETOWN GQARDIAN

FA 1 R WEEK,.1.":.€§;.. WHEN THEY STEP HT CHHRLOTTEIUWN

Tuesday, August 1 Z-Wednesday, August 018-- Thursday, August 19--Friday August 20 i

We are proud to present to our race patrons, the largest and best list 0f entries we have ever published. It has gone far and beyond our most sanguine expecta-

P -‘_tions. Even as these lines are written, a train is speeding from the Western Prairies to the Garden of the Gulf carryl g four high class race horses that have just ﬁn- I 1 lshed P1191112 at llli‘ gfvnl Winnipeg EXhibitiO n- FPOITI Maine and all over the Maritimes, next week horses will be coming to Charlottetown, to race over our fast half i

E MEASURE

m"? trad‘.- in n lnnvlnil‘ 111111 is known as the “Kentucky of Canada.” Every class is ﬁlled, some almost to overﬂowing and even allowing for withdrawals, there will be abundance of racing‘ material of such quality as to assure every spectator of four afternoons of wonderful sport. Race days will be gala days indeed, with our grand stands packed with people; our grounds spotless and glistening with paint and whitewash; our track sensa- 1

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tionally fast due to the workwe have nut on it. A 1 i - replied gnrfﬂ) A, , ' Interspersed with the races, will be thrilling vaudeville, such as THE KINGS OF THE AIR, three men and one lady, who are coming all the Way from Sunny 1?,‘ me ~ M ,, ‘- California. making- their first appearance before a Canadian public. at Charlottetown. Other supporting acts, such as ROBERTI’S ANIMAL CIRCUS, THE REX- M01151 10071-11 i:

mtcher from m, lno and bolt 1t on at ls t-o prevent | 9 the car ‘.1110 blx. passengers?"

OLAS. THE F01 ‘R 1H YICRS. heroes of the ﬂying trapeze, and YOUNG AND LADELL COMIC TROUPE, will amuse you between the heats. Charlie Chamberlain will . J entertain with a new stileelion of songs. ' . ‘f H There is no Substitute for an afternoon spent at the Provincial Exhibition It will be an afternoon that Will stand out in memory. Be sure and feel again the

thrill of a close ﬁnish. See the greatest trotters and pacers in Canada perform,—outstanding names in the equine world. Also see the younger generation of trot- ters and pacers: win their spurs.

D THE BE .151‘

Over I00 Horses ENTRIES

r A ' NO. IWFREE-FOR-ALL l-BUD WENGER, 2.05M, b.g.. by Herman Wenger, own- ed by T. V. Holdawziy‘. Houlton, Me. kTRACY HANOVER. 2.03. b.g., by Sandy Flash, owned by Avery Stables, Woodstock, NB. I-MABVIN BROOKE. 2.04, b. 3., by Peter Brooke, own- _ od by (Jharlrs Walker, Ilalifnx, NCS. ‘—THE GREAT GIIY, 2.02%. It. h.g., by Arlon Guy, 0WD- ] ed by Bonavisky & Ballard, Sydney Mines, N.S. l-GUY BRITTON, 2.03M, b". 2.. by (irrat Britten, 2.02M. owned by George S. Turner, Dartmouth, N.S. ‘ o-rnocxv scorr, 2.00, ch.m., by Peter Scott, 2.0m. l owned by Nell Vfalker, (‘hzrrlottcttnv-n. I-JIDYAL HANOVER, 2.00%. b._z.. by Guy McKinney, 1.59%, owned by Mrs. Marg-aret Ballard, N‘. Sydney, N.S. I-MARJORIE M“ 2.07"“ br. 111., by Napoleon Direct, 1.50%, owned by R. Jabalee. North Sydney, N.S. I-ABNEB. T. CLEGG, 2.0436, ch.g., by Jim Abbe, own- l 9d by Mcrrytlmc Stables, Halifax, N.S.

f’ NO. 2-—2.l1 TROT AND PACE

I—'!'B.ACY HANOVER, 2.03. b.g., by Sandy Flush, owned v by Avery Stables, Woodstock, NB.

I-DOLLY AZOFF, 2.07, b.m., by Azoff, owned by Avery _ Sllblel. Woodstock, N13. ,

‘I-VIKING, 2.09, b.g., by Peter Volo. 2.02, owned by ‘ Avery Stables, Woodstock, NJs.

k-MARVIN BROOKE, 2.0-1, b. g., by Peter Brooks, own- ‘ d by Charles Walker, Halifax, N.S.

I-JVIONT CHESNEY, 2.08, gr.g., by Dr. B. P., owned by ‘_ IL L Imor, Calgary, Alta.

I-"IIIE GREAT GUY, 2.02M. ll. b. g., by Arlon Guy, own- ed by Bonnvlsky A: Ballard, Sydney Mines, N.S. BRITTON, 2.031], bn.g., by (irvrit. Britten, 2.02%,

owned by George S. Turner, Dartmouth, N.S. I-ABNEB T. CLEGG, 2.0432. ch.g., by Jim Abbe, owned by Marrytlmo Stables, Halifax, N.S. . l-PLUCKY SCOTT, 2.06, ch.m., by Peter Scott, 2.05%, owned by Nell Walker, Charlottetown. I0—QUAKER GRL, 2.099,, br.m., by Peter Volo, 2.02, own- od by Clyde Burgess, Halifax, N.S. IJr-GB-ACI SYMBOL, 2.06, b.m.. by Symbol S. Forell. owned by Henry L. Hayes, st. John, NB. lz-BDYAL HANOVER. 2.0611,. he. by Guy nIcKlnney. 1.59%, owned by Mrs. lHargarc-l. Ballard, N. Sydney, N.S. IJ-MAELWYN THE GREAT, 2.0931. dk.b., by Mr. Mo- Elwyn, owned by Frank Callbeck, Sunrmcrside. ll-MABJORIE M. 2.011%. br.m., by Napoleon ﬁred. 1.59%, owned by R. Jabnlce, North Sydney, N.S. lb-SIGNAL srsmrort, 2.082.. br.s-. by The Senator. own- ed by H. M. Sweeney, Bridgetown, N.S. 16—DIRECT BRADEN, 2.0931, b. g. by Braden Direct. own- ed by Ludger LeBlanc, Lcljzrnn, NB.

Bring me those moments free from cure And the patter of feet at the score, ‘ Bring me one day of the old-time fair, I will never ask for more. '

ENTRIES

Ik-MONT (‘HESNETZ 2.08. gr.g., by Dr. B. P., owned by R. L. Isnor, Calgary, Alta.

I9—HEATHERBELLE, 2.0811, br. g., by Marﬂregor the Great, owned ‘by Leonard Barrieau, (‘cntre Acadia, NB.

NO. 4--2.17 TROT AND PACE

1—JEN'NIE GEDDES, 2.09, ch.m., by MacGregor the Great, owned by Lee Jones, Wickham, N. B. 2—FRANK HANOVER, 2.14, b. g., by Sandy Flash. owned by Avery Stables, Woodstock, NB. _ E-MISS J0 HANOVER. 2.1014, b.m.. by Sandy Flash, owned by Avery Stables, Woodstock, N.B. l-ANN TROGDON, 2.081,. b. m.. by Peter Host, owned by C. L. Dauphne, Ilalifax, N.S. B——(‘ALUMET DUDS, 2.13M. 111.51., by Peter Brewer, own- ed by Charles Allen, llartland, N13. 8--.‘\IONT ("HESNEIZ 2.08, £125., by Dr. B. P., owned by R. L. Isnor, Calgary, Alta. - 7—TRIXIE VOLO, 2.11, dk.br.rn.. by Roy Volo. owned by Brenton Ramsay, Albrrlorr, P.E.I. 8—-SOVIET, 2.12H. dk. hr. 5., by Lee Tide, owned by An- ‘ drew Perry, Summerskle. 9-—GRATTAN PETERS, 2.12. bl.g., by Gratlan Silent, owned by John Harkness, Surnmrrslde. lo-RUTI-I PETERS. 2.13M, br.m., by Peter G., owned by Merrytime Stables, Ilalifax, N.S. 11—CALUMET DUKI-J, 2.12. b. 3.1., by Belwin, owned by George Kuhn, Dartmouth, N.S. lib-PETER REAPER, 2.0711}, b.g., by Peter Potcmpkm, owned by Lt. Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Charlottetown. IIl-QUAKIER GIRL, 2.095.‘. hr. m., by Peter Volo, 2.02, owned by Clyde Burgess, Halifax, N.S. llw-SULLY, 2.11. dk.b.s., by VolodmnownedbyMrsMnr- garet Ballard, North Sydney, N.S. IB-JO THE GREAT, 2.13%, 11.5.. by Capt. Aubrey. own- ed by Norman McQueen, Sydney, N.S. IG-HANOVER COURIER, 2.09, lt..b.g., by Guy McKinney, owned by Percy Bridges, Gogelown, NB. 1'l—1\l'eELWYN THE GREAT, 2.0913, dk.b., by Mr. Mc- Elwyn, owned by Frank Callbcck, Summerslde. ll-PETER ONWARD. 2.11%. b. 3.. by Capt. Aubrey, own- ed by George Mathleu, (Tampbcllton, NJ}. Ill-MONT CHESNEY, 2.08, gr.g., by Dr. B. P., owned by R. L. Isnor, Calgary, Alta. 20—BETTY BARS, 2.085, rn.m., by Grattan Bars, 1.50%, owned by R. L. lsnor, Calgary Alta.

2I—KLONDYKE GRATTAN, 2.14, h.g., by Grnttsn Direct, owned by C. M. Alexander Stables, St. John, N.S.

22—BILLY BONDEER, 2.09, b.g., by Bondeer, owned by C. M. Alexander Stables, St. John, 31.5.

NO. '.'i—,.'..’.20 TROT AND PACE

1—CALL'.\IE'I‘ COBURN. 2.10M, b.s., by Truax, owned by Avery Stables, Woodstock, NB. 2-—FRANK IIANOVER, 2.14, 11.3.. by Sandy Flash, own-

11_]3U1) WENGER, 2.05%, 11.5., by Herman Wenger, own- od by T. V. Holdaway, Houllon, Me.

NO. 3—2.l5 TROT AND PACE

1—DOLLY AZOFF, 2.07, b. m., by Azoff, owned by Avery Stlbles, Woodstock, N.B.

z-vrrunc, 2.09, n.1,, by r-t-tbr Vulo, 2.02, owned by Avery Stables, Woodstock, NJ}.

s-ANN TROGDON, 2.01m. b. m., by Peter Host, owned by C. L. Dauphne, Ilalifax, N.S.

Hear the crack of the whip as the drivers turn into the stretch.

Bring me a tune from the old-time band, A glimpse of the old-time course,

Bring the applause of the crowded stand, As it cheers for the winning horse.

ENTRIES

I'I—SILK GIRL. 2.09%. gr.m., by Oh. Boy, owned by F. J. Murphy, Halifax, N.S.

ra-r-nrzrsnnsn srocx, 2.1214. 1.4., by Peter Volo, own- ed by C. M. Alexander, St. John, N.B.

JSF-KLONDYKE GRATTAN. 2.14. b. p, by Grnttan Direct, owned by C. M. Alexander Stables, St. John, N-B.

1 NO. 0_2.2s PACE 1;

1-STARRET'I‘ VOLO, b.s.. by Pax Volo, 2.07, owned by George Ilankinson, Middleton, N.S. 2—-FRED WORTHY, b.l., by Bud Axworthy, owned by lyletherall d; MacDowell, Summerslde. 3—lll 80X, 2.255s. br.g., by Bud Axworthy, owned by George blcl)orvcll, Summerside. 4—l".\lll \\‘l€A'I'llI€R, 2.14, br.m., by Guy Day, owned by Avery Stables, Woodstock, N.B. 1 5—ROSl"Illl‘D, 2.1.0, lt.b.m., by Bud Axworthy, owned by Harry lllurplrv, Charlottetown. 6~—I-"O.\'1' PICTER. 2.19. ch.z.. by Peter G., owned by (‘liarlrs \\‘.1llu-r, Ilalifax, N.S. 7-611’ RIEADOIVS 114., by Ollvcr Evans, owned by C. J. Craig. Halifax, N.S. tl-HARVIZY AUBREY, 2.16%, b.g., by Capt. Aubrey. own- cd by ('. I.. Dauphne, Halifax. N.S. ll-SILVI-Ilt BARS, rn.m., by Grattan Bus, owned by R- L. Isnor, Calgary‘. Alta.‘ 10-—DORlS MERCURY, 2.1656, (‘b.m.. by B11 Mercury, owned by R. L. Isnor, Calgary, Alta. ll-DAISI’ PETERS. h. m., by Peter G., owned by Dr. D. A. Mrlsazic, S_vdncy, N.S. IZ-JIOLLY BRITTON, b.m.. by Great Britton. owned by W. A. Rix, Charlottetown. ' ra-cuv A~N,'z.1s1;. b..m., by Clover Guy. owned by George A. (‘allbeck, Surnmerllde. Ill-LETA KALMFCK, 2.14, b.m., by Knlmnck, owned by Alfred Webster, Marie. 15—BAI.BO, 2.15%. b.g., by Alworthy, owned by Alfred Webster, Marlo. lti-JIM TODD, dk.b.g.. by Capt. Aubrey, owned by Hun- ter Coulter, Truro, N.S.

'1'I—ALESTRA, 2.10%. b.m.. by Roll Prllco, owned by Mr!-

Annle A. Filmore, Bale Verte, NB.

lti-GARA. b.m.. by Capt. Aubrey, owned by Miss Alleo Kennedy, Truro, N.S.

llk-DUDEY lK-YPCH, 2.1l-'}.i, b. p, by Gilbert Patch, owned by H. Ill. Sweeney, Brldgewater, N.S.

Zll-ALISET, 2.15M. br.m., by Longaet, owned by Robert. Vickcrs, Sydney Mines, N.S.

NO. 7—2.14 TROT

il-HELEN D., 2.1254. bn.m., by Atlantic Express, owned by Urban Gillis, Mlscouche, P.E.I.

2—CALUl\lET COBURN, 2.10%, b. 1.. by Trlux, owned by Avery Stables, Woodstock, NB.

Hear the cheers of the grandstand. Come, throw your cares away.

Speed to Burn

I60 Entries

ENTRIES

S-IIACKFAST, 2.09%, 11.3., by Trnmphlt, owned by Myron Mt-Arthur, Kenslngton, _ P.E.I.,

4~HARVEST MELODY. 2.10%, b. In., by Robert 5. Ber- gen. owned by Lt. Col. D. A. MncKlnnon, ﬁ-rlnttetown

5-—LUSTY FRISCO, dlnbnyl. by‘ San Francisco, 2.07M, owned by Chas. H. Chandler, Char‘ ttotown.

ti-CALUMET BEE, b.m.. by Belwln, 2.11, owned by Rwlll Rryrnond, Sonthport.

‘l-ALISET, 2.15%. dk. bay m., by Longnet, owned by Roberi Vlrkers, Sydney Mines, N.S.

Ib-SILK GIRL. 2.09%, gr.m., by Oh Boy. owned by F. J. Jlurphy, Halifax. N.S.

o-JORN DEAN, 2.10, br.|., by Guy Deon, owned by A,

;_ N. Morris, St. John, N.B.

NO. 8—2.17 TROT

1—IlEI.E‘.\' D., 2.1215, bn.m.. by Atlantic Express, owned by Urban Glllls, Mlscouche.

2——(‘,.-\I.IlI\lET COBURN, 2.10%. b.l., by Trunt, owned by Avery Stables, ‘Voodstock, NB. ‘

3—NOO1\' TIME, 2.14%, b. |., by Truax, owned by Avery Stables, Woodstock, N.B. '

b-IIARVEST MELODY. 2.10%, b.-rn., by Robert S. Ber- gen, nu-nrd 5y Lt. Col. D. A. MncKlnnon, C” lottemwn

5—f‘AI.lll\IET BEE. b. m., by Belwln. 2.11, owned by Raoul Rcymond, Southporh, "

ti-PEGGY LONGSET, 2.16%, dk.b.rn.. by Iongset. own- ed by Frank Callbcck, Summerslde.

‘l-SILK GIRL. 2.0934. 51am, by Oh Boy, owned by F. J. Murphy, Ilnlifax, N.S.

S-ALISET, 2.15%, br.m., by Ianpot, owned by Roberl Virkers, Sydney Mines, N.S.

l-JOIIN DEAN. 2.10, br.g.. by Guy Dem, owned by A. N. Morris, St. ‘John, NB.

NO. 9-222 TROT

1—I\'0ON TIME, 2.14%, b. 3., by Guy Axworthy, owned by Avery Stables, Woodstock. N3.

2-—TARA HANOVER, 2.17, b. m. by Bnnhl, owned b! Avery Stables, Woodstock. NJS.

Zl-STAR. DILLON. b.s., by Nellon Dillon, owned by H. F. Klllarn, Montague.

k-HAL BRITTON, 10.3.. by Great Brillon. owned by Stewart and Gorrle, North Sydney, N.S.

5—GUY TODD, br.s., by Clover Guy. owned by John Read & Son, Borden.

tl-MILLY KALMUCK. 2.14%, b. m.. by KALMUCK. own- ed by Willard Kelly, Soulbpon.

‘l-AYLMER WORTHY. 11.3., by Cher-In Worthy, owned by William H. CW9. Port Elﬁn, N-B.

8—PEGGY LONGSET, 2.16%, dk. b. m" by Mogul. owned by Frank Callback, Summersl .

9-—DARKY KALMUCK, bl. 1., by Kllmnck. owned by W. Montelth, Charlottetown.

lll-ALISET, 2.15%, br..m., by Ldllllﬁi. owned by Robert Vlckers, Sydney Mlnel, N.S.

ll-CALUMET FORETOP, 2.14%, ch.m., by Guy Abbe, owned by R. Paley, Tldehud, N3.

12-P'ETER PIN, 2.17, br.[., by Cris Pin, owned by Avery Stables, Woodstock. NB.

IZF-JUNE WORTBY, 2.22, b.m.. by Alworlhy, 2.15%, own- ed by Wllliam Trainer. Johnston's River.

Q-BETTY BARS, 2.08M. rn.m., by Gratin: Barn, 1.50%, \_ owned by R. L. lsnor, Calgary, Alla. , 5-—TRIXIE VOLO, 2.11, dr. br.m., by Roy v1.10, owned 1 by Brenton Réllllsil)’, Alberton, I'.I-.‘.l. 1 e-annrzn T. CLEGG, 2.012.. bar. by Jim Abbe. owned by Merrytime Stables, Ilalifax, N.S. l ‘l-CALUMET DUKE, 2.12, h.|;., by Belwln, owned by George Kuhn, Dartmouth, N.S. \ s-rnrzn onwnnn, 2.111., b.g.. by (‘anl- Aubrey. own- \ ed by George Mnthieu, Campbellton, NB. ._ I-PETER READER, 2.07M, b.g., by Petr-r Potelnpklll. . owned by Lt. Col. D. A. MarKinnon, Charlottetown. llF-PLUCKY SCOTT, 2.00, ch.m., by Peter Scott, 2.05%, owned by Nell Walker, Charlottetown. ll-QUAKER- GIRL. 2.090.. br- m. by PM“ Vols. 1.02, own- ed by Clyde Burgess, Halifax, N.S. ll-GRACE SYMBOL, 2.08, b. m., by Symbol B. Forest, owned by Henry L. Ilayu, St. John, NB. 131-40 THE GREAT, 2.131,, h.¢.. by (Japt. Aubrey, own- ul by Norman MncQuccn, Sydney, N.S. ll-IIANOVER. COURIER, 2.00, IL, b. 5.. by Guy McKinney, gyngﬂ by Percy Bridges, Gagetmvn, N.B. I u-PATBICK DIRECT, 2.07',i. b.§.. by Patrick Silk, own- ed by Lloyd Walker, Halifax, N.S. lF-McEl-WYN THE GREAT, 2.09M. dk.b., by Mr. Mc- lilwyn, owned by Frank Callbcck, Summersidc. I7—SIGNAL SENATOR. 2.0831. br.m., by The Senator, owned by H. M. Sweeney, Bridgetown, N.S.

BUY A SEASON KND EVENING.

TICKET AT DRUG STORES, $3.00.

ed by Avery Stables, Woodstock. NB. 8—l\IISS JO HANOVER. 2.10%, b.m.. by Sandy Flash, owned by‘ Avery Stables, Woodstock, N.B. 4—-GUY DIIZADOIVS, 11.11., by Oliver Evans, owned by C. J. Craig, Halifax, N.S. k-CALIIJITIT DUDS, 2.13%}, ch.g., by Peter owned by Charles Allen, Hartland, NE. 6--BETTY BARS. 2.08M. rn.m., by Grattan Bars, 1.59%, owned by R. L. Isnor, Calgary, Alta. ‘l-SILVER BARS, rn.m., by Grattnn Bars, owned by R. L. Isnnr, Calgary, Alta. S-DORIS MERCURY, 2.16M, ch.m., by Hal Mercury. owned by R. L. Isnor, Calgary, Alta. 0—SOV1ET. 2.13M, dk.hr..~=., by Dee Tide, owned by Andrew Perry, Sununerslde. l0-RUTH PETERS, 2.1315. br.m., by Petor G., owned by Merrytlma Stables, Halifax, N.S. ll-DAISY PETERS, b. m.. by Peter G., owned by Dr. D. A. McIsnac, Sydney, N.S. IL-HOLLY BRITTON, b.m.. by Great Britten, owned by . . Rlx, Charlottetown. l3-BUD COPE, 2.1222. bl.b.. by L; Copln, owned by George (fullbeck, Summerslde. ll-SULLY, 2.11. dk.b.s., by Volodga, owned by Mrs. Ml!’- prel. Ballard, North Sydney, N.S. 15—.IOSIE THE GREAT, 2.10, blk.m., by Capt. Aubrey, owned by Simpson and Blckcrton, Hlllhx, N.S. I6—JIM TODD, dk. 11.3.. by Capt. Aubrey. owned by Hun- _ter Coultrr, Turn, N.S.

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LT. con o. A. MacKINNON, n. s. 0., PRESIDENT.

N . NAME 0F COLT GAIT NOMINATOR OWNER ADDRESS

I NANCY SCOTT Pacer Robert Biker William T ‘ . Ke ‘ ‘

2 ROYAL JIWI Pacer Willard Kelly Willard Kelly Charlottetown

8 BESSIE SCOTT Pmer Gordon Dawson Robert Phllllps Sumruerslda

d JOE V0110 Pacer Geo. A. Callback Power Bros. Charlottetown

5 IRMA KALMUCK Trotter John 0. Cobb H. J. Kennedy Southport

G ETHEL BELLINI Trotter W. B. McAr-thur W. B. MeArthur Remington

‘I PETER BELLINI Trotter W. B. McArt-hur Myron MeArlhur Remington

THREE YEAR OLD FUT URITY STAKES FOR 1937

NO. NAME 0F COLT GAIT NOMINATOR. OWNER ADDRESS 1 ANNE WORTHY Pacer Olllo Rudderhlm Ollie Ruddcrhun Point Edward. C. B. 2 LELAND Pacer Howard A McPhall Willard Kelly Charlottetown

s NETA VOLO Pacer G. H. Borbour Barbour Bron. Coleman b Alberlon 4 BUDDY VOLO 0 Pacer G. H. Barbour Barbour Bros. Column b Alherlon 5 VOL0 SCOTT Pacer Gilli: A Foley Glllln a Foley Mlaoouoho 0 Snnunenldo 6 MAJOR BOWES Paar Claude O'Brien Sampson Grady Summon ‘

‘l GUY KALMUCK Trotter Willnrd Kelly Geo. R. Lewis Charlottetown Bnyllty l HILLSIDE JACK Pacer J. A. Kerr J. A. Kerr ‘Intro, N. l.

Sum. Kennedy Jr. I

9 WORTHY AUBREY Pacer Frank Cnllbeok H. J. Kennedy Charlottetown

l0 MARGARET ABBE Pmer Frlnk McKay Funk McKay Pulotulown

ll F MR1’ WAl-TZ hear Jamel Arbln; Jamel Arblng Charlottetown

FOUR YEAR OLD FUTU RITY STAKES FOR 1937

N0 NAME OF COLT 0A1‘! NOMINATOR. OWNER. ADDRESS l GUY ANNE Plcor Goo. A. Callback Geo. A. Callback Smllucllda 2 DOROTHY DIX Pacer Gordon Dawson Gordon Dawson Snmmmldo I III-SO! PuI Goo. McDowell Geo. McDowell S ' 4 MILLIE KALMUCK Trotter Willard Kelly Willard Kelly chuloﬂgw" 6 JACKIE VOID Pacer Iaoul hymond In W. Douglu Charlottetown

TWO YEAR QED FUTUR ITY STAKES FOR 1937

SEE THE WHOLE SHOW FROM START

T0 FINISH, MORNING, AFTERNOON? ‘

J. W. BOULTER, SECRETARY.

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