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"~“ . -inte. 1' '.,'!'i ri.

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` It costs more to put the- '

pick of the

.. _ _f.., .

55% tiled?- `“ lieu/.7{

~-_x Up lion' -_--;_>f’

wheat into

Q- ~` _

F ' 3 , But it makes

` l i I "li: u _ K MORE _BREAD AND . 220 ` A' BETTER BREAD” _

gi _'_ _E ____

The British Soldier

2.15 l-2 on l-2 Mile Track

The champion trotting

stallion as a .4 year old and as a 5 year old of the Marit- tne Province will make the season of 1917 at 254 Kent Street. Terms, season $20.00 Cash or note due November lst. Insure $30.00. Usual re- turn privilege.

W. S. McKl E.

Owner.

4953.(l.22Mtf. - _.__

I a

Dmgola Rig No. 48769

Record, 2.05%, the fastest stallion

over stood on P. IG. island. l-le will make the season ot 1917 at York. Point Stables. Terms, for the season, $16.00.

li. W. WHITE.

York Point,

in Charge.

lfl,0l9,4,2lMll!iptl. i

CASCO A 2001-- 48108

In offering the services ot this

stallion to the breeding public] am not going to indulge inany extravagant statements. but wish to call attention to just two points, leaving the rest to the rea_idet’s judgment, for while printer’s ink is fairlv expensive it doesn’t "breed on.”

First look at his breeding

-He is sired by Bingen (2 06 1-4) the greatest sire of producing sons including Bingara, Todd, and a whole list with which horsemen are quite_familiar. His .dam. Pearlie Allendor bv Allen- dorf, soo i.f the mighty Onward 2.25, admittedly one of the great= est sires of produci ig dams.

Second iii importance is the

individual. 'l`o those who have seen hiin.in his 1917 forth l have nothing to add, but in a word he isa rich seal brown in colpr,a show horse with fine carriage, stands over 16 hands, has the

bei' WHS and ftfefi in Shflftls mei sA'l‘iino.\v. MAY is-Home ai

6 noon by way of t`i'np1iuil (‘or1ic.r.

l This route will be continued for tht

kind that is sure to prodgce th large carriage type whic is al- ways in demand, and if mated with a speed mare is almost sure to give speed, for he belongs to a family that “breeds on." _ _

While his mark is but2.22 it is JOHN °'BFllEN- i" °l‘-“"0”

no indication of his ical speed,

for heis on- of these high anion-`

ed pacers, with the ‘free motion seen in horses of_ extren e s eed.

Now breeders 'ost a word, we

have so many high class hoises in the province that no One can bejustified in breeding to short bred ones. Any “blood horse ' is no longer good enough for you.

casco A tzaai

And since like produceslike why

not breed to a stallion whose tam-'

ilyiis noted as producers:

Herelyou have a. chance to

br d to a 'son of B\l1Eeri (3513 1-4), whose fame as a tam- lly fou der is so, .Well lm0Wn that ii is unnecessary to taltc space here. His SOD* fl d randsons now vie with him foi- ors along the sti'tnellr_ie_. els an extra fine individual

co bitiin style, =i_ctioii and size

brood oispusitlori imd_rr_isn-

"_ s. Your _patronage is spit it- d `“the basis of_ii class! sire at a

t' nable service fee. ' sco A willbc atihe oun- nr, gtqplh during the season t

7, Qxgept' Wednesday

lie Po g9rvi‘¢B ‘ag a

'ft n New`L0tid0fi ' ` j A 'Q' iii. ` °“"‘°" '" °""~°' ‘ . . . . _

213,4,9|lllat2l.Ch o -;'0=I!?:,1;lh|n;t,0lT. r 8 _ 8095-4-l4MSltlUlQd» _ _ _ Please mention thin paper. | 5 -.--_ ____ ____ ii, “-2

r. ..' ' -i ~ i‘ f 1 4 ` . _ " - ~\ " `-,.,

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' `- ‘ - . - - 1 ` ` > eg" N .,~“'.,,v*-it ’

` ANGUS MCPHEE.

f 's

‘._= ug.

il .

Nutwootly;

Tho bay stallion Nutwood, sired li§

l Commodore Led_\'airil, dani l’rii'kclta ` by old l‘ark.°idc, tlicn with llernniitlr Allright Busliaw Prince and Siilndin i stra-ln of blood. Sziladin being one o the liaiidsoincst :intl host stock get ters: cvci- iinportr-tl io ll. E. l. Nilt wood being ai 'first prize wliiiit'-i' nt llii' Dominion and l'i'ovincial Exlilliitioii llis dum has never boi-n beaten in tht show ring, fairing two first prizes eiicl year. Nntwoorl coils are large an(

l liaiitlsoino and show speed; his three- yeaii' old filly owned by Harry Scot won first money against aged horses James Jewell's tlirec-ycar»old flllywoi third' nioiiey in ai five-heat race, trot ting against four aged horses. Nut wood will bo :it his stables. Norti iltiver. 'l‘crnis, service, $5.00 sensor $7.00 cash or note. :\l:it‘cs_ut owners risk. llyriie llros.

l:'ill-4~25;\1WetlSt\t2

-1-1-1'

‘ Registered Clydesdale Stallion

A Duke of Cornwall, ;

Certificate of Enrolment No. 24

l\lO.\'l)A\'_ i\i»\\' T--lic-.ivc tleorgf

‘.\iyei's, llanipton; llirough lteggif Dixon, ’l`i'yoii, :it noon; tliiougli tt Augustine (‘.9vo by wny of liig Cleat

‘o \»Vill Nooiluii, at iiilllit,

'I‘i'l<]Sl)¢\_Y, _\lAY S-'l`hrough Scurl

toivnlto l_‘tit (`oiiii‘oll_v, t‘r-ntrevillc. af iicuii; tlien to Melville iienrd, Ross

Corner, iii night,

\\'EDNESl)AY, MAY fl

Kensiiigtoii to .\/lui'giitt- nt boon,

tlicti to Stnlilcy :it night.

’l‘llllltSi)AY, MAY l0-To Wil’

lilo:-Ncill's, t‘uvr~.iiillsli ut noon; ther to lsaiit: (‘liiiiioii. llopo ltivel, :it night

l<`l`tlDi\\'. MAY ll-~'l‘o li'i-eilizi-icuii .

:it noon; lli<~ii to i‘:idti_\' lltigiiii, Wes

liritiiltiiid, :il iiiglil.

S/\'l`l'ltIi.'\\', 3/|.l\Y l1!~-'l`lit‘titll:li

S-";iiil.ii Mclvlllle lioiiit~ to (lcoi'go l\'l_vt~r5

llziiiiptoii.

I\l(_),\1lll\Y_ .‘.li\\' I4--»'l`lii‘<iiigli lie

Stililo tri (lt‘oi',,- .\lt‘l’li.:il‘s nt. liooii; tlicii to .llinics ll'lli~lr~n, llonsliriw, nl night.

’l`Ill~1Sil.\Y. MAY l5»Tlii'ough -'tr

(‘lii'iichil! to Aiigus Mcllhee ul noon: then by l3iiiiiiot‘kliiii'ii to \Vill Cullen., \Vilt:aliii‘o. tit night.

\\'Flll.\'l<`_SDA Y, M.-\Y lil--'l`hrougi~

lo Alex, l\lni:'l`nvi.ali, Slziiir-hi-l :it iitioli; thou by liixon lltiud ziiitl lliuitliilliiilif to Iicrt llusloiu. Spi'iiigIicld_ ut night

’l‘illllt'.~‘»llA\’. M/\‘i’ lT»-'|`o l~}inci'ald

tlicii to Nowtoii tit noon; llieii thi-ougl ltiiilrorn to liugli Iliii'l`_v :it night.

i-`It.lilAY, MAY lil--'i‘<> l’:iddy‘ llug

hos, Moairs tiornci, :it noon; their if /\lfi'eil (`.inlfielil, t‘ounf_v liiric. ltoutl at night.

'l`lii‘ougl~.

season, health and weather pefmitt ing. For further particulars apply tr_ ' GEORGE MYERS,

Ovviierrt

2l‘l,-l.l!SNl/\\ii‘.2H, Nitty 5.11.12.

l Direclum Patch 51817

~’»..,,,",,4w‘°

Son of #OE PATCHEN 2.01'/f, - llii-ctrliiiii 'iiicli is ri bountiful lilnt:l'_ stallion, stands 15.2 luiiitls' high _and weighs 1,050 potiiids.; foalell l90ii limit by 1'. M. iiiisii-n. New \'oi'k-

.\'. ‘i.

lie is ii hoi~sr~. of wonderful intelll

gciico; ban tho best of <lisD0!~'lllf’"*' racing lnslliicls und couruizo: is 1' rugged tough horse. with exoeptloniil ly fine hczul iinrl hotly; oxlro sl-writ! limbs and best of feet. l' He was slrod by ii, world'-s champion iron race horse, Joe Patclion. 2:01*/4.

o reatost race horses- of nli

olnting and _tho tollo\vlng__¢_iay. t_h

° tl

§|E8U8 WELCOMED AS KING

, (John 12112-264- _

6olld_ei'\ Text.-“Blessed =_i_s HB th cometh In the name of the Lord, eve the King of _|graoi:'_'-John 12, 13.

anis and his a st'ero‘Ttha night of a

first dey ot the week, went to Jer salem He went over the sotitlier route, passed; Betlipage, where i ass was secured. He crossed th Brook of Klidroii, which separates th Mount of Oltives from t-he city. and e- tered by the Golden Gate in the ea ani wall. - Palms were emblematic ot’ victor and the great multitude' who we- out to meet; Jesus were anxious 'show' that they recognized Jesus the Messiah. The I-lehrew wor "Hosanmi" meant “save now." A used by the multitude to one whoi they acknowledge as king.

(Ihrli-it's trlunipli entry into Jer

salem was nn assertion ot’ his kin

l ii

claimed to beakiiig. but they did ri know that lii.~i kingim-xp wits not o this worlt.'. Duriiig his iiiiriistry he ha

lil

no man that he was (`.lirisl." i\fte thc feetllng of the five tliousiintl h went. :iway lo liltle ziiiioiig the hill when the people sought to make hi king. llc seciiictl to fezii' that tliei icrithii.~'la.=:ni over hini might hlntle liiui in his ministry. But now his wo

llic \voi‘ld know that he is llic Mos -ih. llis hour hntl t-onie.

llow do we-i-cceive our king? li

us sci our own soul on that rocky' liil anti soc l‘hi‘isl i;ome to it. Long hefir of, riot it stiniigor, having o1`l.t'.i pu: eil before our siglil, ut lust ho coliic liiiiilly and foi-iiiiilly to cltiini us for iii ‘own, to solciiilily tis'.~iei't that wo li long to him. to hid its make our choir:

King or not. Such (lays rio come *ill ot` us-days_\vheii we feel its il' th Szivioiiix who had been long temptiii us, had 'ifliercd i all his power'

accepted or rt.-jecf.et`.'; ilayy when in eliniicr, of ii new ,spiritual life seem

tore our heart. Such days are to u

<1 lovc full- ol’ reproach and nt-.ciisai tion. lie stops as' he conics in sigh of us, anti' “beholds the city, und woeps over it-." l can think of no picturt

of the soul of Christ as he approach- es a. soul of man which he longs to ilivc. as that wliicli depicts liini

i stopping on tlir: Mount of Olives

whore Jerusalem firszt. conies in sight. and beitoldiiig the city, aiit'.‘ wet-pitig over it. And so lic claiiris our hearts An Intruder :intl it King at once he secnir-i to tlioso licnrts :is lie .sttiiitls

_,_.,_._..-..._.,,,_.,, ....~......,.._~w~»~

-.-..._...-........_...........................-.........-.MM.ii-.--ii

~ With the Fingers! ’ ` Says Corns Liit Out

...f ... ..._...-._-._ _ _

-v~ ...af »~

..¢.-a..._...¢..¢.....|..¢...»¢..~..»..¢.....|.....¢..¢...»<g.-...|..¢..|

Sore corns, lizird coins. soft. trorns oi

'tin gc! ii qiiurlt-t' of :iii otiiivo ol' l`i't_\.t-'/.

tho tlungt-i' ol' iiil`t~t-limi, _

This new drug is un etlici' coinpountl

intl whili- sticky, dries; the nioiiient l s applied and docs not fulltime or ever rrltate the siiiwoiiiiiliiig tissue.

'l`lii.~\ aiuiouiiceiiieiit will interest i

i nany wonien here, l`or it is. said tinil THE BWGEN MONEV WWNERS'

sent i ihecl foolwaii is it

iiiin'.~: foot.

Puma snap ctvoesoate

_ ' s1'A|.i.ioN

.\'i‘l..\.\' (No. 72 _\Nii 7896)

-l 0, ` ` . ` _` Among thp tic.-' e' .~ . -

ll is not iieil=.ssiir_v lo say anything _ _ _j _ _ _ _

'ibout AT1_AS'iis ii sire. _ills coils ;;`“°"m:“'~‘_ :‘"'T‘(_‘1;l(E;:::,_r{:"v‘8_.hll(;:X:; .fipook i'or tlieiiiuclvcs iiiiil :irc nlivaysl ‘muse vm' '" _.’ _ _ ,,(_'.. im., in _,heir ,.|_q,,S in ,iw _.,h3w _.mg merit can lie ii.inictl l_.ta\\iii_ ._;_.».

' - Baden. 2.05'/4'. liord llewey. 2.0..-M.

Ono ol' his coils got first prlzc of l months 'old agiiltisi tlitm aged slzi

ATLAS coils still bring thc ion

ut owners' i"=k.-

_ ll. 'l‘. Blf\'|,z'oyiit\.

'one ot_tl\ fr _ - _ __

ff 'rf "l‘°"'°‘;al.§?.‘i" e ~ s Pa c 1. ,tui sol oi' . : R _ ~ out of ii mare by Directum Kelly __ _

2_0gi,g,. Sire ol' the sensational lilrec tum l.. 1.58. lle coinhltios thc/ gr:-n|_ ltomhietoniun-(‘lny cross through hh sire .loe Putclion, rind linrr.\’ N83' sire of his K¥`M\df\l\1~ _ l l)iroctuiii Patch will surely product exlrenie speed, nu lic lnhorllir ll in ii roiiinrlriililo nianiior.

Dlrectuni Patch war- tlilrd ln 2:09%

in ii seven hoiuo nice ln I‘lttsbut'itii. in 1912; iiopariitrly flnicil ‘W Will Snow lu 2.10. Ilan reriontoilly shown 'qtinrtersiii 30 sccoiitla. i' ' iilrr-.ctmu i'iui-ii is ri .~"roni:l.v bull! hm;-4-, Ho is tl stint-. glock-geltcr and ivliororwor hli progeny is shpwn r-nrrv oil' tho honours

.- h- _1 e..

Pure Bred Enrolment, No. 7

tout

`l"cr|h except 'i‘hui'i~iiii\ oi with -ii

at their tumult; their struggle, Clirlut, n whether he hc King or intruder, whe-

'. Q . _ -

Jesus sine with La, goes on his way. pressing on -into each

Pmba'biy'°°b'h d ' ,__ _heai°t's most secret places. claiming

6 _aiwaystthat li; and he alone is the “_” heart's King. ‘ n And_the_,strtiggle in every heart can-

D . ._ - .

2 heart has to rlecltle, Jerusalem had e to decide. Before the week was ovcr

_,_ sho had decided. On Friday she crue ,_._,_ cltled Christ._ The hatred had trluni-

Xi decide. So must our heart say _final-

0 l'y to Jesus. "Come," or “Go.‘ lie

d him. He cannot como liito the in-

__ _ nf ._ _. _ _ _ _ __.

l`orgivenei:s‘,_ and in profound grati-

U' ing every 'reluctance :intl doubt ashle,

Fl' ' . _ .

.» Jghm An _]0,.uSu|em know tha, h that moment lie begins tue purifica-

oi . - - - _ _ shall go on throug'hotit ctr-.rnity‘._ May d some e, mnv inauv of you do than

ofloii cuutioiictl his disc' lon to “tel

ni , _

tell Jesus' of the dosiro ol the (lroelts

r ' _ ‘__ oxultiiiit \v0i‘t!.s. "'l`lif‘. hour is coii\<~.

on earth wus dont: and he would lc

q the (ilirlst had liccii veiled. John liiitl

0( his Gospel: “\\'o lielicld his glotgv,

o ii fr.-w had gliiupscs of his glory

been the lowly Na'/nrene. 'Flirt coni-

iwbothei' wc will take him for ou

to ' ~ _

l l tho worlt:

g_ ul (5 the Son of Mali should be'gloi'ifit\.tl."

appeal :ind cxpectcil to he then oithc

to stand with poculizir soleniiiity be

wluit Polni Suiiday was to .lerusiilciii llc loves us as he lovcd that city, witi

which so lets inc into the very depth.

There is something, too, in every one that rises up at his coming and says, “Bes°iie.--bezoneg we wut not have this Man rule over us.” But through

ther li be welcomed or rejected

not kee‘ on evenly for ever Every

phetl, and Jerusalem had crucified hor King. Anti so must every Joriisnlcrii

S _never will go"unlil you oiist»:-iiafely bid

S most temple until _vou welcome liliri.

Tho oment that you trust (‘hrist'~.

tutle give vourself to his service, cast-

9 . _ _ _ .

tloii and salvat-'oil ol voiir lilo which

on _ _ _ , I today. (‘oiidei\sed i‘roiii_“Sr‘rnioiis for I, thc (‘liurcli \'e1ir`.‘ by l’hliiipri Ilrooks.

E: The glorlflcotlon ol' tho King of thc

world. .-\iitli'c.w and Philip cunio tri

r ' _

to sro hziii. ntid Jesus littered the.~;c,

E .that thc Sun ol lilliii .should lin glori-

fied" [ln to this linic the glorv ol'

‘seen it, as l`i_@ bore rocortl Qarly iii

I glory as ol the only bcgotton froni. U' the l<‘zi'thet"'-he liuil secii it on liic

Mount ol’ Tmiisfigtirotioii, lint tri

lily

l iitieii voiichstifed, to`tliu world lic hull

0 ing of the Greeks told liiiii God’s hour ,. had struck, the limo was at luiiiil

when his glory was to hr: matic lliiow.n_

_,_ o :il .

“’l‘hc hour is como," he _sa-iii. "thot

1. Anti then he added: “\'ei‘lly_. verli_\'. _._ l sity unto you, except. ii groin ol' R wheat fall into thc mirth and die, it _ :ibideth alone; lint if lt. dio, it lictirctli R much fruit." ll. was of dying Jesus

was tliitiking! lt. was not Diivld‘s

_ t'lti'one. but the hitter Ci'oss that loom- _ ed up bol`ot'c his vision. lie was look- , ing to being let? out of .lf:ru.L:aleiii to _ suffer on (‘alvary'.~i li-ill. And yet :is , the Lord thought of that shameful Q, Cross and that ghastly deiilh, ho wus.

zhe pros li gl- .1 ‘ .~ pi .- *liig coriis on pi‘:iciii~rill_\~ every wo tint: froqiiciilly lieziis tlioiiglitlcss

' ' ‘ ` ----- _------ or coiispiciioiis in thc rut-lug world,

hill |li‘it <-ui-li is noi the case he ciii-

lioiiii. Ahthougli the price oi' horses 2041/1" l°3““““ Mag H ' _ '. has ,|r_,.Hm,_(| in ,M hw, _,W y,_m.S _Norlliciii _M:in, 1.00%. all lust. giiiiii-

prlco. Terms on ripplii-ntloii. Miii'<‘f~‘

` Owner- in charge, . _ _ _ _ _ _

- ` ' t'_ (;;gANV||_|`_E_ l)Ei\l'Nl:,SS ANI) .\I0l'bEb IN l`llE_ 0042734 yd “ HEAD can now lie most eortuliil)

0\\r6il‘ by the f\l‘Wl?~’ -ill-‘l¥0V‘-f*“'li

` .t-""-'if' ~i-.f ' “l"ruttcl\_Orleno."_ 'l`lil_s new-fenictly

' llex lieurl, Roglutrrition No.. Anizrl- Mr.. D. Bortliwiolt, of l)alii_eiiltin, can 45912. t'-aiiadiun 2066. Race record N. B.. writes: “Your new reiuciiy. 2.12'/4. Rex lleiirt iii ii. bay rtaillou; wlilcli i received from yo_ii sonic time lic- stands lil liuniis high tiiitl' wclghii ago. l-IAS COMPl.l~]'I`El,Y fflfltldll 1260 pounds. ‘Hu was broil ,by S. E. MY 'HEARlN(l. AlT'l`EREM0ltlC Til.-’\N lilce, of Fayette, Oh-io. ‘llc was silretl _'l‘WElNTY..Y-EARS ` D AFNESS. i by Great ileurt, by Mani-lirino Russel will be pleased to renmrirgieiitl lt, to nil out of Willie Wilkc».i_. ills ttnni was my (rlend|i.". . ..-- _ .- .. . _Alfntln b_v'Pllot lilediiim. iriro_ ol' l‘oter 'Sr-,greg qf .r,i|\¢»_i- oi|i_u)lly good rc- fthe Great. scconii tloni (lain by 'l`rc- ports.

stirred to oxultation and triumph.

“lt seems a strange thing to glory

in-ii cross! lt seeins it ,straiige hour to look t`oi‘\v:ii°d to :is tho hour" ot` his gloriticritlon-a'n hour when he should be the object o_f all .leriisaleiirs insult and contempt. Anti yet strange as it was, our Lord was right, ’i‘he`lioui° of his outward hunillliition was the lioui' of his eternal glorificatlon. The cross, which _the Jews rllcnnt for shame. has btconic 'his throne ol` power and trgloryll “flod l'orbi<`.'," cribs’ l‘a_ul as lic thinks' of it, “that l slioi_i_l’tl` glory, save iii lhej _ Cross of our Lord .lc:~ii.~i (Ilii'ist.." Ani inflnltoly glorious ‘anti spleliilltl tliinr;_ -tlint was what the Cross was to Paul. _ -

-oven Jesus himself

our? The glory ot saving nien’s souls from deuth‘!_ And Jesus thought of the niullitiides who~would be set frec

my kind of ii corn cuii shortly lit' ._ ' _ , _. _ _ i_ irivii iight mil with the iiiigci-.Q it you "0"" 'l“‘ l"“’ “‘ ~“‘" “l“' “‘°‘“‘l" “.“"‘ vill upply directly upon tho corn ii few “lm .“_"mlm M m0"'9d fr0|m_.'hmr gulf;

l li‘on:; til' |`i‘cczoiio, suv.; zi Uiiiviiiiititl hy. ln” jlloml' “ml he gmmd ln lui’

_“,hm_i_V_ ' _ ilyiiig_ l~oi~ our l.oi‘tl siiw thc rriiiltltiidc

' 'l fli riti iuaii could riiinilicr, ol’ :ill

ll t1lt'i c .l' ' .‘ t .' I “W . .

N Hn ‘IA ml 'N mum mg' ml( kliitli-tirls :intl iiriorilor tint.” ttiiigiios.

wlto wriu‘fl ivzirli their robtrs und iiiiikr-

iiio ul ‘iny tlru' store whi -li is ~'iilli»` ' . ' _LM H; rm m__l;.s _.______ ____ :_\________ (_m___ _ Ilicrii wliltie in thc blood ol thc liiiiiili, ___ _mulls wmwllt _min (___ __(___mi______ ____ i and iii the ilioiiglit ol lliiit niullitudir

' . ' ' he sung. llcnlli wus not ilci‘r~.it. but

glor_v._ Ilr- wi-li-oiiicd tho hour oi' lii.~‘_

_’ .~:aci'."{ir~o. "flip hour is coiiic, :inil tht- _ Son of main sliould bo_glorilietl."` |

'mon spiiiik of thc lllngeii lniiiily neil il” it wort- ri lliiiig ol' tho post. no long-

|ililitit:nlly iiroviui by llic flirt that flif lrilic won iii llllti nioi'e'_llinii $28-l,tl0ll. of wliich over $2:’»V¢,00`0 wus 1-iriird hy: l tlrf.-irzciirliiiifsi ol` thc woiitlcrfiil progciii- tor in tho st-cond :intl stictzoctlliig gcu- er~:itlf.irin.

Tlteso flgtires show tho manner iii

_ which the fiiiiiily is breeding on in

tht: niiilo liiic. and they reveal f`nt'tii| that have lioeii lrur; ol` no other sire ln 'the history of the li'ot.tor, 'l‘hc sons, giniitlroiis and great~gr:in<l>‘oii:= of lliugen arc sirlng wiiiiiers--lrol» tors of nieiit--arid tho foundcr of thu 1'ainily was fouled lu tlllizl, or t\\'cii\y~ four yours ago. ` ii_\‘ coliipiirlsoii with the other lctidiiig sires of this ern. Bingeii stands lone us ii progi-iiitoiz

srciidniit of this cv

il Pillnccss Todtl, 2.00*/i. Bob ll0\\!Il=\S`-

ow n 207 'i`li<»

DEAF lIE9I’_!=_13.

goes right li tiie'actpnl seati Uf ill!! trouble, still effects-i_ a ~eoiiiplole :ind

-_lusiliig cure lu ii few days., _

Uno box lsiiinple to euro any ordlti-

ory relief-in liitiulrcds of coscii wliicii had been consldcrtul ."iiopolt-sa."

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` l _ there ._oii .their tlireshold. There is __ _ . _

somo`thing--ln--every- one-ot them that` _ will iiiiiiii in" iii;_it!~‘i!ii.\ zitiii lliiiii ii ~\iiiiii =t‘iil.iillf=\‘\\i\\l\‘»|\l“"=iti|iii\iii iiiiii ~=»‘\iii:'ii_ ii-oiiiii iii i ii iii-i .i ii i

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When the °°Sa1iclma11” Comes'

_ 'liow sail: you l`t_-.cl wlicii you phi(-c Baby in this

"free-from-\vori‘y” crili.

?Tlic high sides ]irt-will Baliy l`i'oiii climbing over. '_

' ' he upi'i_',;ht iiller rolls are so t-lost: together, thut` _

Baby t-uiiiiot get vauglit in tht-iii. (|Mtirt: than this, the -

has I./rc .l`i‘t]J-[.t1.t.t.°lt

that e'v'ci‘y Mother-will ti|i|irt-t-ialc, lt eiia-bleii her to . drop tli’te side of the crib, iiicrely liy pi‘e.~‘siiig the latch witlrtlie foot, while litiltliiig Bally with both hands

“ (as illtistrated above). '

qlEas_v rim ning sitlt--sliclv ziiitl casters. Absolutely safo. Several desigiis. \'ou`ll lie pleasantly stirpriaed at

the prices. /ls/i' I./le dealer tu slwiti 'you the "Purhliill Safe Crib. ” an

The Parkhill. Maiitifzicttiring Co. Limited

, .§l'l`(I['1S§fll($'i`lL"|`f{l1AI.‘\5K\ l7l'1'\'l`lll‘i|l AND DOWN (10,, LIMITED

_lltzlfcrs of lhzrlstcutls and Bedding Winni peg M0l\'TR EAL Vancouver

"Alaska on an article means Ilig/L Crorle Every Particle." ,ig

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and rcllaliic--r1iiitf~_ fli‘st-c':ns.s. in fuci. 'l`lie:<C.- ure from the zifsoiitl ufriil third goiicrtitiniis, :intl il. i1- i-info to i»ui_v that no otlier stallion, living or dotirl,'iia.~‘.

o i c of twenty foul had nth i

ni tli ig, '. ‘ s‘ 1 ,cpi~cscntulio'ii. During tht-_ seosoii oi'

1010 tim fiiiiiily was ropresc-nlt‘tl b_\'

613 money \vihiic~i‘s. and of this iiuiri-

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boi :i large nizljorlly were from the ,-or-.oiiil uiitl 1liii'i.' pciieriiiioiis. 'Flicre luis lit-t-it .iiQtlii'iig,liki~ this sliowiiii, iii tiny otlicr fanilly of ii lioi'.-o undrr t\vetity-iivc. years of :igi-_ iiiul the in- 1-.maso over lust yt-.ur i.~`; so inzirkcil .tlint tho loiigdiiad oi' liilillvii is S\ll‘_('- t<i_t:oiit.lpuo for iiiniiy sicasons to coilie

-irideril, there is a good reason for tht: prediction that lho next ilecriili-. will find this family-'wltli ti. greater number of winners ln -secoiid' 'anti siiccec-.tllng geiicratlons than all li-l:¢~ grontesl. iiivals combined. just as was the feast: with l`tystlylr's lltimliletonl-

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"For what glory could any one hnv¢l__ . __ _ ___

more t“mltr‘d` ' "' '_

mn- _

` than th`:`s'#-the- glo_i-y' of lining Stivi_-l _

Ruby Reddin

and ' her foal Lady Ruby, the firm; Island Bot-

‘ tom fool. regist-

ered with the Arneicaii Trott- ing l\ssccinti0n_ This shows Lady Ruby at six rionths old.

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Besities being the first Island Bottom foal, La-

- dy Ruby is _ .,_.._- also probably

the earliest ls- land foal, be- ing born gn Tues dav, February

3rd, 1914.

_ today

Beautiful conformation, styish action,

unusual speed at an _early age and sound- 'ness and strength in every. bone and sinew are features of all Bottom (233 t-4) . foals. He is a beautiful horse_himself and has sired some of the liandsomest and most promising foals on the Island

Bottom’@sl-W Foals are i -all _

Strong, Stylish and Speedy.

type, square

llottom’s foals are'-all true to the

famous Bingara type. of which there are around 150 in the- list today.

Bottoius foals are the ideal carriage

spirited, though docile and easy to train. i

trotters, intelligent and

1 Bo'r'r0.M+-_-iiie

of 'the .Famous

1 it 109 in the List at14 Yearsoid J _

Handsome son Bingara, sire of

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A \\orltl's

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Trv one hor totlavfwlilcli éifii liif

,Q ltr-it lleiirl will ninlic the sclaaoii of forwarded sochrcl, packérl qp`,\_.,, post 1917 ni his owner's stables ln \`f.\v nald _lc--any iiitfli;eiui._iipon__th<i_rr-r-gilpi

k ol portal or nioncv titvlni, for #$11

Horse Show. 1913.

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‘Bo ' ' fthe” __ Bottom's Foals are all' ' ____.__§_¢;m __‘:d?il:t 'll horses; Strong, -Smart ari_tl_ Speedy _

i . ` ',‘r . _ _ . __--fsaiwm (2_231j/4)- is g \i‘u`\?ful `i';1ie_oldest lllottom foal on the l‘°"°‘H° i” “"“'k bn' "mil R M limiim' audi iiizllebil' is miifvlnzli heart. nicely °"Ch¢d ."‘°°k- b'°“d mga!" r 9 h 'N Ab is

fm mins :md years and 2 mont a o ave

_ dwii °l‘°°*- P°?"°' ._ _ ,,~¢,.»»= ,' more at Rob, ner-...ri andthls 9°"l N9" He is n sqkialf' ro _' fell 110-6 m:mtl'l8 old. , i roads wily “od lf" _°“_f‘_"°°:;“ Lady Ruby. ilk. ui'a°iiem mis need a parlor carpet trnc on gg -_ ,- on __- ed 'mu and V" his speed at any time l-le wav *ll9f'-liir'§ltlg£t.'il:itl1y§o°d letglsi 'heautllf

` -winner of First Prlzb -and the for _action and ideal ctiiji-t_lge mn. - c.i=ami\i°n=hiP in the Gsfrleaif WY iiirmiiiiim. Ask _fri-ti _MAN..’wi-to

licn clan at the Charlottetown Qwqga BQTTOM FOM,.__N30UT

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' 1'-\’~ -MSKHY “ln "ke mrprdillililr will 'lm “"“_ - = . midi-e-.. . . . ' _. . . if ;-.."f,.°` ` _til "-f.fi*lll'_ i - W_ - ".;§"‘ - . -. . ,. . . . ..»=<»i-iii-----_»i--.~.-¢=.f.<~=.-_rl-.<>< "..,'...."i.__.i_'i.....f_. __ __ _ liar- °“""‘fv.»,-f»vi;i,=_;;s<i,‘i“f-i-.~i*_~- <‘l>~ i- -ii---r_'.r.°.i,§`r:lr.ii:-"'”’~=--li' » T"¢¢--yah-:gg . PM | -...........:*‘i,..,.,.,..- of

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. UND _. I _ 5 ____ _,___ .____mm_ _ gnu. nivsns. v.s.. vu: __ wit. No r_i_r;_n__r;_i:i'tl_;_i___;_ni\rir|fi-oini. _ . _ _ _.__ ,$,,___ _,__,,__,-__ __ ,___., _ ,_ _ __ _

‘_ Bot¢om'¢"te`e` '-is Sill) at l - home; 15 on the r`|' ' qi.

Breed to the Best Blood _ in the Trotting World ” -

Bottom 2.23?/4 traces back ro 12 crosses of the famous Humbllton-. . ian 10 bla°d. This io tho' found! tion of tha best trotting famllllel in America-and Bottom pete 'lil:i. inheritance tlirouph idch #i\r`iiou9"- horses as his -slrc.‘ BINGARA, -'i bolder of the worl'.l‘ pi-0dueingi,_ rccordi ARION, whorlotd for 3129...' 000: Kremlin. premldr :ire of pro-. duclng mares; BINGEN, the alum _ pion of eham|,-.oi\a, ELEGTIONE. sn. wooorono Niamonino, - GEORGE witkes. en. _ .

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venlent terms p cull. ' All widen' owner‘| rig

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