Sworn

for

THE

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HORNING DAILY l"0UNDED 1891

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WIIIKLY- lN0W RURALI>MLr» me I CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, MONDAY, APRIL I2, 1909. { £83 $&°§}_"‘n°§}‘§§h_"{,f%Q}§B|"

f i' 'Y _ “ _ `° 1 r..-;:~ -- - - .¢x- Z

'SPLENDID WORK EDHESI EIIIES .a HDDSEIIEII HAD EIEPDIII DE GALE

ON TAG DAY ADE HAEIIIG IID INIEIIVIEW EIIDM WIIIDSDH

A Great Sucoess, Due (0 Engl-gegig ln Betecourt County and the Though -Le Journal States`Boats Capsize and Nets Are

Labon over Six Hundred Dollars Loss of Valuable Timber ThatTheir Report ofthe Completely Torn From

ls Very (ireat. Matter Was Correct-

Their Anchors.

'Raised For P. E. I. Hospital. __ ' _ __

“Buy a tag?" was the invitation

that greeted one every few steps on Saturday. ‘From early morning, until late

evening seventy one merry young folks with vilm, vigor and good na- tured jollity pursued prospective cus- tomes. The splendid result of their days labor is a total of over $b00 col- lected fo/r the P. E. I. Hospital.

Almost everybody wore tags ! Few

indeed possessed one tag alon and-

the individual who wore none was

Stores and hotels didn thriving

trade in exchanging bnnkvnotes for silver.

One visitor to the city remarked

"I changed a “V” at the hotel and ['vc bought a tag from every young lady I'vc met on the way up." Above all wns the almost unanim-

ous courtesy, and generosity which the young people met with, as 9_1- most everybody bought tags.

Evidcrltrnlly the- P. E. I. hospital

has u strong hold ou the hearts of the public.

an object of wonder, and a rare bird

indeed.

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I _ .

I -- Igernon Charles Swinburn the poet EHCONDIIDIQ Aft” 8""I&mn Martin' PROVIDENCE. ADYH 11-(SPGCIBU

. ROME. April 11-(Sl>0Ci81)'“A 10' and essayist died on Saturday morn- Izita gmac . an. ' ls.deR as the re' -St. Ives defeated Maloney om Sat-

i ___ cal newspaper published a seneatloiriing. su ° “mg "ee" ‘mpaled upon' B uma b three mpg in the twent

al article criticizing the condition of' He had been suffering with inxuen- bfnbed wire fence for three days' mileymagathon Y

W INNIPEG , April 8.-Negotiations

ROANKE, Va., April 11-(Special) PARIS, April 11-(Special)-Them

-Forest tires are raging in Betecourt dere Roosevelt denies that he gave -County. interviews -to French correspondents

The rires extend, for a hundred miles and nays he never saw a correspon- along the mountain. dent of Le Journal whose “Inter-`

Hundreds of th-J.i-_-anis of dollars view” with Roosevelt was widely

of timber have been s=\ve,.lt away. published.

People are greatly rlistairbed, and, Le Journal replies that the corres-

hundreds of men are nt nook fighting pondent talked for half an hour with the names. e ‘Roosevelt and orare.. the mt or the

Many mountain homes have been in interview was strictly accurate.

imminent danger on account of high _.i-___r__._

'”'°_ SWINEIDDII DIED

PAPEII IIIIIIIDISES

WINDSOR, Out., April 11-(Special)

-Reports are just coming in of the effect of Wednesday's gale, and tell of boats capsized, and netu comple- tely torn from their anchors.

Another southwest gale put the fin-

ishing touches on what nets miight have been saved.

In addition to this hundreds of

tons of fish all along the south shore were lost.

IMPAIED IHHEE DAYS

clsliu llulllls A P. i.lriiiMill lllull llvl "I SDIIIII “"”“""-D-W'"IIE"“I II DID LIPS ___

the Itllllllll IlrLVy~ Iza which deveclaped into pneumonia. I

It says that the new warship Napoli

FORT DE FRANCE, April 11-

Virhen found he was ahve, and was taken tio the hospital, ‘nut succumbed

iict.\\'r-en the C. P. R. and the Mech- ,cannot make more tlinn six knoss,‘ _ __ 'to Fhock ‘md exposure- mud, Hmong hav ubultel . land that the Roma can do 1-uh, First Methodist Church was most cn- when fc/und his head touched the

(Special)-Capriano Castro has been ‘ °` 9 ‘ "1`_ “UI _ _ j - y ble und inspiring . d -I fth f . d informad omciauy of the decision of ,,,u,,-,,|,|,. _.,@tt|um,,,t, yuguly Sut,S{u¢_ ihetter. The paper alleges that grave Jo fl; ` 1 l ts th M_` W. H 1 gloun ‘upon one sue o e encearn I

the French government to expel him from Marinique.

He at once declared that the state

,_ V, , t u C , _ defects have been discovered in the T 8 #0 U1” » e _“"5 I 0' hw feet- the rffuuud on the opposite .»\(IE1?cciiIenIE;eirsneiEIot5 nlret 0act]§all(ym1sli);l1IfEId Inew 10.000 ton Cruiser. :br.°°k auq H' Bre'm”ei» were beyond sidu_ The bu;-Us were imbedded in lut 'it will be immediutcl Th se! '_'1'i°__' 'wlqclsm m their work' and the 'op his abdomen' I , Y' B Eimllsti W H w&ttS» made the kmg I It was by the nierest chance 'that he

¢i>rfnll)l(i)i;sIit;e;ieli:tl;m‘wl;iis’ns;l;h1§isvet<;mr:e;l;ei‘it,embody the general principles for ,Of musical iusgruments fairly Speak WM dlsooveredl as he was ,ar imma

The Government thereupon called

Doctor Bouvier, who will make a re- port on the condition of Castro.

the men. The employees are reseored

LONDON, April 10.-The drums

which the Unions contended and ns- its message of joy and g1udne3g_ I . _ sure the recognitionl of Labor organ- E Easter Sunday was appropriately IRS? axincls g,;€cit;o§e1g;,:,h€,iSiEF;§es iziitious-which is mosfl gratifying to I--H _ observed at the Baptist Church, I Hi; horse was found med to B uf"

Th t R G R Wh't h-`

I epas or ev. _ . lepreac .

to the pension roll from where they will beat around the world to- ed sermons in keeping with the day. il; Mini cdniztebuwfig miles from the

lost standing by going on strike and day and prayers go up in fifty langu- Morning subject. “The Resurrection P ace W ere 0 was'

BIG POWDER EXPLOSION.

WAYNE, N, J., April 10.- More

that 50,000 pounds of powder ex- ploded at Dupond Mills instantly

to re>-engage all the former strikers

women in honor of the eightietli l'10v In the evening on “Paradise

the Company has further contracted! ages from half a million men and and our Immortality." Text-II Tim I ----<1-

who desire- to enter the service, but- birthday of Genera-1] Booth, of the Tlextl-"Today shalt thou be with me who have not since been iluken buck. SHIV!!-ii0n Army- All S-\`0“l1d U10 1" Pamfllsen- _

----» world the snlvationists will cellebute The church WHS U9*-illuflll ¢1¢C0FBt0d -

killing one workmen, seriously in-,niCH WOMAN DEAD Ithe birthday of their leader. with Dotted Plants ui rarest bloom

luring two men, and slightly injur-| ~ lug 75 other employees. Eli.-ht! ru POVERTY. buildings of the plant were comD1L-I '

tely destroyed, while houses were wrecked in all parts of the surround-

ing country. 1

\' A ril 10 -Search of the

¢.__Z.?-1-1

i=om'l' cm'r1oAr.Lv ILL.

i.oNDoN, april 1o.-A1gernun_Clmr_-

To-day the General will show n and flflgfa-“C9 _ fresh proof of his vitality by launch- Th" CMU' “nd” the di\"eCtl0“ Of started li the or shizaeioh A in BGSSIC UYUSDY- were “P *O the “SUM

--- ing the most ambitious project yet Prof: Earle' and the Mganist Miss "i"

BOSTO. , p . V Y 3 . g; liumblc' apartments of Mrs. Adelian University of the Salvation Army hi,g,h Stanfhfrd mark' BOSTON, AP!`i13'-"M0il1€'I`. I mn .lead to wsu $5,000,000. with hranelies in ,_ me m‘.'F,§“.I‘?fl“d,'f,,d ““ ‘fgan "°`1“”` 'Innocent If they will me U0 the Clw- Lomiiard, Malden, ai recluse found London, New York and Chicago, is ,,aSr.y', Irma H Uryarg Alnthein' trio chair they will be murdering an dead under a bundle of ragli Wvealed General Booth’s latest plan for ad- D IEIIZ' ,wde ENE °;mn.mf°ths° UNIISB innocent man. Do you ‘think 1 could $16,150. When the body wars found vduciug the w0rk_ Ho will issue a Donyeu orM~ verbngl; 51 em 8.0 OB' look you im the face ii Iwere guilty the police located $1,231 in the can for funds today, Thu purpose of r' oe' Iss °" eu on and Mr’ ,of killing that gurl? Why I never cv- \voman's' clothing, The wealth was the school is to train wdrkel-S in 511 DI_I,H,i,' con re ation at Sd P 1.5 feu knew her in my life. I must have

Lis SW`iD\=l1l`\19» l>0@t “nd °55”‘Y‘5t' is \‘-'T0-l>l’C'¥I IU Old SAUCIUUES and VU/“DUB branches of the salvation work. Church was ,ice tionau 1 T au been crazy if I made the confession

critically ill with pneumonia. Swin- burne is 72 years old.

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Bio Rcccrriou ro

'rue ouARniAN's PARTY

of B ston Will Dothe Honors. I

. . . immin-

iuiss ANNIE i\lU'i‘c'i-i,i‘liei~i'i' Vulirv- *=‘"“"»" fi ‘““““-",‘;"° ,;If,,;hI.,,II,,S fm. *mt Young ladies in 'l`lic iiiliii'iliiin'.=-moe by thi’ I"’P““ Y

uw sig 1-‘ree Trip, to Noe- iwii-K <‘it>'==“‘I "°f“"‘-

_ ,, V8 ll.

As already ihtiiiiuh-.~.i irish- “ul i..~, fi-l-i_tlipi,<»\'\_i_,\_11ly ;\§HI‘i‘;l‘;°~ “““ ha an Informal reception °°Imcw“ The mEI`IL~”E:"i'l‘hE;lI;l‘vicc given by the Do- Guar<lilan's happy party while in hos- ‘I I1- n' \uM;uC Runway' cspociuuy ‘DIL It Will v0 DY UW I"“"'°"ImIml “i‘.H,.(f. .Isle-iiii-fliip is often favorably (hui of which i~ix».~iehiaoi- vi-.ti J. "“" "If llunon nhd that The Guar- Nnclleod is President. TNS 2@1lU~`»"““ "(.`n“.'E.cI.CI iarvty willl have the trill is a son gl the late Hector l\lucl.col\ ‘il-U" fr I-‘III’~V I ith t B any In of Charlottetown and a nephew of thc ,of iliou- livcs goes w ou S Y wth lute Hon. R. C. Mnclieod of Silniiiier- Iooriiliiunil of the stealrnship on 6 Blde. The Chairman of the ldiitirr- ,r,,u|~ or-t\\'<-cii Yarmouth and Boston uiinmenicominltiee is il. lc. .i.»iiii- Ii., 1-api. simms._ with Bm f-'IIWR sion, ,hrothgipof J. J. Joliiisl.mi,lJnl‘- Mclloniild ii native of Souris, seconf outer "oi this city, and on one time Ufflm ,s.~.ou;, and third 0 - of the firm di Bell & Jolinsion. Sum' rim '1`rcfrv~ Purse* S‘““°“ merlide. Mx-_ Johnston has beautiful and ui-isisiant Rolston atllellkl hmm on Tremont screen, Boehm, in li.. eh.-ir duties in a capable mg; 5 suite with several other leading “lf mr. SU’-\"2\"‘l 3I““°'~V ‘ffm Di" 5?; tonieys at law. He is also n. mem- fmt Hopkins look after the wan til ber of the Executive of the (Jluh, und flu-inner man." The Chief 011-F-*IU¢°'|' 5 w i " t , but

-. ‘, ' hi Cit, nd

B8 ormerly Financial Secre ary .|Noinia|i (urrie of YMBMB YGr;g'

owing in mg mere sing legal bust- ‘his nsi-ristarits are es _ MII. was compelleil to resign. The Ilfoiilis and norden in the urdernnan; msmbmliip oi the rnedreoihhihl is,dd. 'rue hiizsuse meet” 1° im - Wmlfoled of Canadians, from the illrnoks and the stewardess SS

Atlantic to the Pacific. who are now IMnl:i1i0 Mumiewaé E"a°,?;fs‘;‘;;,gé

residents of he U. S. In coniunctionlnfilcials is mos _ P ,_ Alwfcwith nr; the Lady nssocirrtes ofI"lm\vcs no stone unturned to maI<e the Club, As the,-u ure many natives Inll passengers happy and comfortah c. 0| Prince llklward Island, both gen-I 'l`omoi~row's issue will tell about tlemgu md hd, h re nwmimrs the visit of The Guardian s happy

The (}\|u|-d,.,n'u”'°&l1‘; .happy party Ipsrty to the world renowned' Tldanfi

'nl no doubt meet some old frlend\~1. in New ‘Wk CIW'

H. 1,, ,

._._.. »‘ _ S.

The Easter music in Graco Clinrch tI'° evemng an eX,°"u”“`t _'eport Of yesterday was much em-0ycd_ ‘tic great Laymen s Missionary Con-

anthems were splendidly rendered. M‘"""I'S L‘“'"‘emL“"°s D‘5t¢mPf"-

J I

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'iPhoto by Bi1yer)i The new Bank of Montreal on Sun nyslde.

A-1.-F "~. ~-" - -1- ;_- f __

FAIR AND C0012. I The temperaturcwwas ninetTen Je-

--- green above zero at half a t 1' thi

ronouro, April 11-(special)-‘m0mi,g_ - P ° ”" °

Moderate to fresh winds, fair and

Icool.

yer, Georgetown;

places, Mrs. Lonmard died of _.___ `P. Y 8 5° Yes' lu, ,d 1 m,,d¢._ 1 ,unit ,member natural causes- lterday' 'ind b~‘?3’f‘5t3~f9L--¥99§l‘5'--5°!--559-m,§é’hj;uUu¢-thutmighqdn-due p¢i§¢¢~~__~;i__;-; ----- -»~ »~_.~__~~~--#_

BIG GALE

ION

WEDNESDAY

Practically. Certain

and Three

DETROIT, April 11-(Special)--A

special from Puttin Bay, Ohio says with the washing ashore ol the cabin of the tug George Floss, it is practi- cally certain that the boat went down in Wednesday’s gale, with the loss of seven men and three passen- gers.

° ' That Brig Georg;

Floss' Went Down, With Seven Men,

Passengers.

| They had dgured on a good' dla1|'l 'dshing.

All the mea lived in Cleveland . and

the tug must have been somewhere near the middllz of Lake Erie, when the great gale reached its height amd

lashed the lake into fury.

nnigiiiliiii

AWEIIELI DA III

D IDN IDESDAI

BOSTON, Mase., April 8-The last

day of the first week in April, 1909,

Aslilllus nulllll

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TORONTO, April 11-(Special)-If the water in Niagara River rises lm- other five feet from the present. lev-

el, the plant of the Electrical Devel opment Co., at Niagara Falla will shut down, and Toronto will be with- out street: car service.

IIAII1:liIllI_I. illlllll

ADDIII SEIIMDII

,will probably long stand in the annals | ,of the local weather bureau as al 'record-breaker. Bostonians today en- joyed all the comforts of a day in June. Young America swarmcd over the green grass on the parks and vacant lots; all classes of citizens rode to the country on open cars and so insistent were the crowds on the pubv .lic garden that the park department ‘ordered the swan-boats placed on the pond. The temperature climbed from 60 at 8a.m. to 76 late in the after- noon. The maximum broke all re- cords of the weather bureau for April 7 and with few exceptions was the greatest ever recorded in the fourth 'month' of any year.

ll(Iinard's Liniment Cures Gnrget in cow

ST. JOHN, April 8.-At a melting

of St John Presbytery today, the trouble arising over Rev. J. J. Mo- CaskiIl's sermon was given another airing. The clerk, Rev. Frank Baird, announced that the matter had been pllt on the docket at the request df one of the members. As a result of the discussion, a committee was ap- pointed to confer with Rev. Mr. Me- Caskill. During the afternoon, they brought in a finding which it was un- derstood finally dlsposed of the case. In this dlocument Rev. Mr. M`cCas»ki11 said that he was sorry that anything had been published which had given ofiercc and said' that he adhered' no the fundamental doctrines of the

church.

._.l”UE‘Ifl';°iIE&€§£“_f°i°_Q"‘*' °* -rie_ __`__ __ ._

happiest season of the whole year was ,,

Iappropriately rendered. smtion' .

‘ 1 Them was a large., couecmm of I These words of Peter C. Delorey, in#

n¢,\\-eps, than lu former years Bud dicted 'ny the Middle sex grand yury V ,

IN T E E E they were most tastefully “rranged as Gm Of the murderers of A'nnle athl-

In the morning the Rector delivered IIIDS, WHS i`ePeU~f'°d 'by Peter B m°th°"

at most thoughtful addres and in al few minutes afiler she left the East

Cambridge county jail after a two hour intervievvi with her son yester-

i R SALIB_,-»_§!<;cl:_Evhe:aIta_<:onslsting il or white Fife. ned sire and

SALE ON

CLYDESDALES

The anthems sung at the services-‘,Ve"t10n» recently held in Toronto wasl day. ' The public auction sale of F. R.‘ were, “As Sleep Talf<esSF1ight"~-Shel- "e;‘i1mIl)y(fI‘l::E§"‘I;§;S°§ugI‘e0?a?;`°g-Star I Ml'-dana tDl;1l`:~ gglllliggérplsltnegg E13; I-leartz pure bred Clydosdales, took

. ' ley--“The Songs o ongs”-Adams _ ‘__ ' ` p B. er an mo e. r place yesterday at one sharp at his

wll0 M8y M86( Old Fl‘lCl1dS. Tll¢ IIli€l‘C0li')IIl3I Clllb`~-Lili up Your Heads"-Hopkins and ;§I1“fm?§<IV,‘£'= §0I2,\SV§[-0l1)";ieSSf;-r- Ili; two aunts. were Present ei the mer' stables on west street. Hundreds

.“Te Dunm"- Dykes. _ - _ 'A ' '~ »_ HS view. were present from all parts of Queens

The soloists were Mrs. Ritchie and 1*eeI‘.°"]°ym‘mt tI“”0U§I1 their vocal ' "lt’s all a pl0l1 t0 get that 51.500 County, and the bidding was brisk

Mr. Hutcheson. both of whom took ahIIt1ti;"sB[c to my that Ea t Ioffered as a rewartil. My; b0Yh i5 *-0 ‘ge and the sale was over in one and one them' parts in an ab e manner. ,' S er re' sacrificed by t ose o w om e half houi-g_

The Easter services in St. James ;5gI;edur2;;;i;1(?tt;tee§tnt`I<;n théan everthbe- should look for pmtectmnd.. said the The amount realized totalled Heap

Ch h t ll l 1 UZ d- 0 - an more BTI 1 3 500,00 d M . H t l scrum yes er my were “ge y H en One will _*WPG that the s°°‘1 °“‘="t5 |m?itiE1rEi1;'s Manoir bi-one his long, ner- slitleiied, air; mi pr§EEEl zihvgs

The music was exceptionally brigllt, =""}IIt1hb°c~(;’r:_i5,lI)1” throughout the whcde Isistent offense and told his own story stock was not purchased by foreign-,

the choir being in excellent training. 0 9 mg year' f th 1; i ht of March 27 a year ago ers.

Mr. Ritchie in solo work. was never _ ` so A? LE] Iiefnachi, the Greek consul. After the sale of the advertised stock

heard to better advantage and ther , _ , , , , many other animals were offered by

outsiders and the bidding on these

The Easter service of song in the "“""' "M E W ’ 5 was slow. f-f '-- '-Y-'f+““`ff”f‘f~T; ~~--_---- '\»0"\d¢n5¢d Afiverwcment The horse owned by the estate of

' ' (Too Late for Chssification.)Y_ the late Joseph Wise, Miltombruught

$121 00 John Beaton, was the pur chaser.

The Knlol" stallion offered by

i'. _... , i ` _ “

. ,,' 2. a° W' `White Russian. Edward Wood, POW- A. Stewart,' Southport was reserved _ - ,nal. V___V_ ,____,;,___._#t'} ;nt $190.00, and the highest bid wait '; » ~ f | also WHEAT-A splendid samplers the vicinity dr s1so.oo.

' f White Fife-for sale. John New- The following is a full list of the

son. Charlottetown. V W4-12d1wpd.Hoartz stock and purchasers,

' aolsranao Holstein uiiu, slr _I{ Hooker Posch Dc Kel, No 6526. under two years, useful, quality and pedigree superb, for saler, F. G. Bov-

‘ 4~12‘1i!fl‘l’P_d-

‘KIAAYNTEIJI girl for general house-

work who can cock. Apply at

196 Richmond St at 7 D- HL

_ 4f}.2;L__*f-

1- 6S,i.7§iiv{,;- pin with blue enamel . I forgctrncnots. Finder leave at this ofnee-. ___,A______,f1f1Z¥1f!i_-

".ANTll:Df~tombuy or rent, house

‘V not farther from Railway Sta. than Kent Bt., nor west of Prince. Nowfv Guardian Office. 4-12d3ipd

I A4/

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FW/ ,. _

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'Say a GOOD Word

l ~

it In wine to lays good

word for youraal or your business, whether your . stock In trade be merch- andise or l.~.h-.'.r», l.”/rat . Ado. are the -me i cliff -.rl

` IIIID Of cc '|11 ._" ~- _`I-;:s-

: to the best |....4yers. ~~. ir-s-..-me ~-°» '

Minnrd‘l Liniment Cures ooldl etc. I ,I

(B. Carter & Co., were the auctio-I,

neers.) '

No. 1, Alatanta,--registered No. in

Scothnd Vol. xxvl, in Canada 8793; bay mare, sire Lord Stewart, dam Lambton Princess. Purchased f'rom W. J. York Scarlett, Esq., of Ar- gylcuhlre, Scotland. Born June 7, 1903; due to foal May 6, 1909, by Relornier.

Solid to W. W. Crosby, Cornwalll for

$200.00. I

Nu. 2, Bonnie Lassie,- registered

No. in Scotland Vol. xxix, in Can- ada. No. 8773; bay mare, sire Loun- floun King. dam Rosie. Purcllaeod

Ifoal March 2, 1909, by Reforn.\.\r.

(Ur $346.00.

No. 3. Blvssom,-registered No.

Scotland Vol. xxix, in Canada’ No.

Kirkside, dam Brown mare. Pur- ,chasod from Edward Johnson, of Penrith, Scotland. Born May 20th, 1903, due to foal May 6, 1909, by Re- former. ' '

Sold to Leonard Court, Donald-

ston, for $265.00.

No. 4, Nywnzr.,-registered No. in

Scotland Vol. xxix, in Canada No. 37,66; bay mare, sire Labori, IPhoebs. Purchased from Robert Kenwick, of Bfshopbrfggu, Scotland. Born in 1902, due to foal May 13,1909 by Reformer.

Sold to J. H. Mallard, Gowan Bree

for $400.00.

No. 5, Marmora,-registered No. in

Scotland Vol. xxix, in Canada No. 8787;' brown mare, sire Sylvander, dam Rosle. Purchased from James McGowan, of Blair Drummond. Bora in 1903, not in foal.

from Wm.l"rotticringam,Esq., of Stirl- ling, scotland. nom ions, due to

Sold to J. P. Morris, Donaldston

Sold' to John Acorn, Millvievr for

$265.00.

No. 6, Octavia.,-registered No. in

Scotland Vol. xxix, in Canada No. 8776; dark brown mare, sire Sir Christopher, dam Rose. Purchased from James Constable of Fife, Scotland. Born in 1904, due to foal June 6, 1909, by Reformevr.

Sold to Wm. Godfrey, Marshfield

for $422.00.

No. 7, Moldavia,-registered No. in Scotland Vol. xxix, in Ga/nada No. 8790; brown mare, sire Gian Chatlhsn, dam Jess of Freeland. Purchased from James Moifaty, f Bien- frew, Scotland. Born in £904, duo to foal June 6, 1909, by Reformur.

Sold to John McKay, Oyster Bod

Bridge for $355.00. I No.8, Alax,-registered No. 7899; Ebay stallion, sire Reformer, dam Nyanza (No. 4), dropped May 25, 1907. I Sold to Albert Ings, Mt. Herbert for $125.00. No. 9, Argo.-registered No. T898; bay stallion, sire Reformer, dam Blossom (No. 3), dropped May 10, |907.

Sold to Frank Mutch, Earnscliffe

for $125.80.

No. 10, Athos,-reglntared No. 7897; bay stallion, sire Reformer, dam Sylvania (sold by private sale) drop- ped March Z2, 1907. _ < Sold to John Horn, Winsloe for 5800.00. ` No. 11, Atlas,-registered No. 7896; bay stallion, sire Reformer, dam Bonrlle Lassie (No. 2), dropped March 19, 1907.

Sold to Harold Dockendorff, North

River for $125.00.

No. 12, Bacchus, reg'late‘red N0. 3465; bay stal‘ion, sire Reformer. dam, some amid (No.2), drf>i>v°<i March 14, 1908; I I sold to Daniel nruwli, Jdimtoin *River for $80.00.

ssozr, brown mm, him mines drl No. 19. Bandit. rorlvwvd No- MGI:

bay stallion. lire Roforllldri ‘hm

Ogctavia (No. 6), dropped lt! 19, 1 08. ; Sold to Wallace Stud, Hifllhid for $102.00. _

I Nu. 14, Beauty.-registered No. 1574?; bay mare, sire Roformt, dam Moldavia (No. 7). dropped Avril IT, 1908.

Sold to Geo. Goff, Woodvilh M111!

for $130.00. No. L5, Joe Bourke,-brown gelding; sire Beau Gallant, No. M883, hm Olive, by Peroerptor, dropped Juno 11, 1905, broken to harness. I Sold to W. S. MeKie, City for $105.00. Ne. ls, Ruth H.-black filly; sire Oakley Baron, dam Beatle. by Alcon- tara, No. 729, dropped May 8, 1908. _ Sold to W. S. McKie, City iq |$102.00.

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