(consoles nw nw U

Hknxglrs llllllil-Y IUBKM' W'

' ohh

tsl'

-1-xmas sums wool.

W Julia. '

Toronto, llsrch 87 1918

sooniiau are movlns »l°'\!- 3* um is .fi-ivin; is of Pdcr encllt! and tsnnerl are showing little in - ,L city Buennu l-lilies. Kl'°°n. llc ul,,_ W ln, Inspected limes. N0- ias, No. Z, llc. Ho. 3. 11°- 0°““‘ gi-y Hides, flat, cured. Ut W 15°- part cured, 12 to lilo. Green. Ili

mgslxgi show a slightly better gmimg 'gh heavier deliveriéli 01050' mand absorbing the BUDDU- GW! sunt :team get, l5c. Country g,-eos, dst, 15c.; part cured. 1?. cured, lic. Deacons or BOD Cl* - 100 to $1.50

t. 1.

to ;4_0il_ Country take DU. N0- ss_so to 84.00~ N0- 2- 525°

misses skins are moving freely

I I

; l-Iorsehldes are in good demand at

current Dl'l°°8- City take od, $3-30 .

.1 *l!~'

I-(il

el of DUN mo! DI

‘ssl if the patios are

mgrg 0Cl¢|"‘“ the oats will ing condition,

the health of the tained., Four 10 l-oou per der will sr; preferred by

» s ' masaes. Feeds

tive nature are to

' will produce s

. ' all the body

tendency to

should NW-

s'_ " " 'e_ dry and heating

tion and

- _ __ . . lYltBlBi

ment of the

corn-stocks or

course and

avoided also g,tun ted foods that are

indignation and like troubles,

._ 5° P°|'¢“l`if»i°ll BDl>l’0\¢l1el more st-

tention should be pa-ld to the relish;

B M,

until tho spring nllv ll' =“°""‘°“' Washed combing nwcffo zlismil to clothing. 25 *° ’5°‘ 'e i' si 18c. Unwashed fleece comb ug. to lie. Glothins. 15; to isle.

ing which will unsouhtedlv °°“ll“

off colored or No. 2 a drug 0”

.. id ' b r-

market' (ny rendered sol m Olld xiii!/es with the proper care of the Telegrenr ew”

nother during this critical period There 'is 1

_ 5 t sic. Country stock.B

irlinllarrlelso N0. 1. 55 to 65°' N 2 5 to 6'c_ Cake No. `1. 7 W

No 2 6 to Sic

er pedler stock. 38 to 49°* old Runners. etc-. ere lf* mfd°tf“

demand deliveries about Slim” GD

prices, Rubber boots and shoes.

23c. THE

d The spring season is of unusual con- » ___

rollow.-Good slam ‘“ denwfxhé

o. ,

He. and

8 H 0lll» trading (or swapping)

dll i

' ' H ir -Farmer or P0019? |'lIrz;;`<ll5xt~'sh‘1;‘r‘;e‘lalllrJ(llatin;' tllllzetlialls mob? horses' always more °r le" °l B Kam'

tH‘k“;i€l-m ata unchanged Dl‘iC¢B- Farm' stock-raisin Thus it is t th ' ble' mo” likely the chance part °‘ it s oc ' _ _ as _

tit k l

gflrilsl :gigs tligfefhiyclngiolnnxothli mg' It d°°° “°‘ '”““°‘ “°""““°h

t° success of a proiit paying business. mu study B 'home' M has so many %

apply Present demands at unchanztd The mortality among both mares pecumumes and is °°m°“m°° 5° d°` l

9 ac

to trini is to Sic A“ld.sl:l?uh roster than it on liz to b d “B” b° "°“k°” ,i“"' I "¥“'° h“'*‘”°d

d‘ ‘l '

rglnstngs to Bc. Bicycle tires, Bi

lead_ zl to 3le. Brass, hegvv. 9

lo to 1lo_ Light. 1 to se. zinc, to HC-

RAW FUBS.

The trapping season for all kinds

at f

01 inks

lu, “apt Muskrats is about over. the The large majority of skins caught _be now (except Muskrats) HW “P““§Y-:ll

c t

t s f

rubbed. laded,‘and shedders due

cted at a less price, than Paid

seasonable caught iurs. The greatest activity is Bll°Wl1

in spring caught muskrats which are at their best and being frew‘y caught- arm as the ice breal-s up in the lakes and lug

streams. These are being taken

quantities.

Manufacturers have made their ties

sample lines and are awaiting orders_8_ge from merchants before purchasing 850 large quantities of furs to Blllllllviwoll

U16; mal

-_whi

next season's trade, sa that at

present time manufacturers are buy

ing very lightly.

No. Ont., Lake Sup.. Que., N. N. B., Lab., Newdd. Mink-No.

$10.50-3.75; No. 2, $5.75-2.75; No

5, $1.75-1.25; No. 4, .50-.25.

Red Fox-No. 1, $10.00--4.50; No. z, $5.50-3.75; No. 3, ;2.50~1_50;*y.-lilo

N0, 4, $1.00-_25.

Muskrats, N. S., P. E. I., N. B.-

Spring, .80-.35; Winter, _'I0-_30; Fall,

.60-_25; Damaged & _..itts, .35-_0B. Wolf-No. 1, $6.50-1.90; N0.

$2.00-1.00; No. 3, $1.25-.50; No.

.75-.25.

Skunk--No. 1, $4.25 No. 2, $3.25-_msn

2.50.

Raccoon, Dark, $6.00-2.50; Heavy, the

$4.25-.50. Lynx, $26.00-1.00. Fish- the cr, $45.00-1.00. Lynx Cat, $9.00-- pon 2.00. Bear, $30.00-.50. Silver Fox, ind

$1000.00-100.00. Gross Fox, $75.0 7.50.

E E D _

rihlc (winter caught) furs.

llluc Pclts or ‘Unprimc skins springy, rubbed and sllcdilcr skins lilwsys figured at value.

"Hallam's Trappcr's Gi1i',lc,"

pages, sent free on request.

°°'while

lic. Loon, heavy. 3 t° 4° Ts; :gee

- -1 t sc. Bonner. llenvv-i . _

l0c. Light. 0 2e|°“§1_';B mst consideration' 1. the work learning something new about man s

_ best friend every day.

to whmh tm mme “h°“m b' Wed' I remember a beautiful Cl d h Many breeders are of the opinion that W h d I y ° °"° as I

THE MARE IN Foal.. "f l“°°“’ P‘““°- -

BALKY HORBEB

to the owner ofthe pregnant M M J

C t l) ll _

the cares which associate them- elm; c‘;|:t;;l;] as 3:3 (§f;";_';ngN°°°

afterward, and as the demand lon clnatln b B ways something ms'

K ° “W is what makes the game so inter t

foals in the country at large’ _B ceiving in looks that the best expert .g . _g 3 an horses all my his farming in Nova .;:.::".';°.::“2:..‘:.‘:.“.‘:°.i;’:°°°:.‘; f- nw ignorancs or carelessness of the prawns in New Y°rk °lty'°‘“d °“ th' Br. pralrlcs in Alberts, and yet I sm

e a or a number of years on the

gglglntgs tgimvnfegh?-r;:'g Elnalggggg farm down east,_ one of the best and

of s

Q _ _ arouse

lity of the foods and the i-sgulu-ity- of feeding than ever before, Buqgonl changes, ice cold water and physis,

¢ 10 must be put aside at the approseli of

5 4 im .this critical period. Close watch

a _ Bh0llld be kept B0 tll5§ ggiigtgpog can

_ _f ii- ne lnraishedif requiiyql, 1'1"' “_

» ` ual__symptoms,tsken`to indieses me

S ii , °

fast as received. City take uf!._ _ _ c0rdillZ W 'M9' “'00 ‘° 'L50' bonu l #PP-l'0ach 0f_'Dorturition_ar°»,the _re- trll;oo7l5c.hllSrk;l'5n]hows .a better feel-‘ “mug Amiginkmf °f 755° ml’ ml!!-

'_' ue

cies, a full adder, drops of mllk on

i the end of the teats and the usual `

TREATMENT OF uneasiness which signals the approach

. . M _

es. It brings the fooling season r _ cxay' ‘°"m"|Y 0' Pill

lll he c s a s e ra es sho be um lm t t _ do more work. Wllell HBCU S008 Ol i0 tllll USM Y°‘“1 . ` 3

_,ered ,rem the rough duties ol the :Es the “gal ;>(l_l;=ht eietlil o%§r. thie Lee him mu every den I helleve left runner will be on the right track `

while pregnant, mid slter fosi- r °° ° Wm rel tm, th l d l, l,_ on which your horse will he travel-

for some time. If this ls not ‘dY WHS to hitch him ll? ‘md keep ino ‘lil an'cmTy ng an. ms un “ d

8 _ _ _ _ _

at pose

the current reduced prioed. Bl*-l10\lEh ters European dealers are awaiting devel- bro opments before purchasing in large til

so ` To _ .

_ 1 h wagon home for their owner. I knew Th h l - .i

|322 eg, §,':,‘,‘§,e ,f§’f,‘;;e“’ "°' "“,"“§ ou about this when trolling ana toon BRED IN rnonooluc LINES. ""’ 0." “"1” ."”’ ‘°‘d°l‘“g“

d t h ‘

l without labor value. TES :;nt;l:nmg! A chance on reforinmg “lem” Th” __-_ ll: B I' 1 YP I E0 e B b Bad? B 'l1‘gg‘

keeping mares entirely from work ‘"2" °“°h dm°"°“l¢ 1” d|SP0Slf-i011, 0110 One of the most important milf-f¢l'S Heavy hauling is done with doubl

h is keeping them from heammu vlgilelgs craéféyi sei le fox alnid would not of a breeder to consider in selecting l,0l,_ele,l -l,,,re_ They are very mee;

exercise is to be strongly condemned, 5 ch 9' thi " lei* Thll Wills V°l‘Y a stallion with which to mate his hotter than the long sleigh so often,

ls its 0pp0elte_ Weak loele re 0ll_ Y Oll B Dfllll - B 011 Br WSH good mares, in order to iusur uc- -

a l 9_9 used at home with s single horse.

often uue to the mistaken kindness of ,‘1‘,h‘;'_;m“i W°‘}k°r by had l’_"°“ “b““_d' WSH ill breeding “C9 Wil1_“¢f5l 13 *U A good team, with double bob-

owner who never allows the mare t this ‘"3 cur?) them" I was km C1109” 011° that is bred ‘ll UW but sleds' will haul 2 to 2; cords of receive the proper exercise neccs- I’ smith 6°” l' am “mlmd several 0' P‘f°d“°l“§ une” 0” 5°*-h sides- The wood per load. It is not nearly as

to keep the system in an active-' t mes W he ‘Txpgy wag°“' then I 5l'°'u1°n Aquiri 2-_275 is 5° °l°eu°m" hard on the horses as the one stifl-

ondmom Usually as an acc0mp_ml_ get on a vel: _lg t leéad. I leads? example of_ that kind. His slre_Auui- Blmfged long Ble,l_ memllessly threw

t of no exercise there is high h lam :range Y. _ a exaah me lm 2.19& is by the renowned Biugen ing the poor eelmel around the pe,-_

feeding. Through this combination t” t E °°“ mae' tl “se t em' °r 235* l-he mst °“°°°5°f“1 °“°i-.91 “P1” lions sidelings. _

mare becomes overfat and lacks W°.§e.”"`Bt‘mg`° etch erlwam I1g°““` f°"m “nd °itf°’_1‘° 39°” °f .°¢° I have often been tempted to write yilnlity of s thrifty sninisl_ 'rho °W”° f "“ " ° “_” Y “dk W°“ 5°* that has "ef llvvd- A'1“11il1_l1 'iam n letter to tho Guardian on this mst- ditione of the maternal body are independent °°m°t m"'_I wt mum” L°9“m (dam °f A‘l“m° 23195 her ter. I hesitate in rushing into print lrect contract with the foetus and his pl°°°t in this way' when going °”1Y mal) is hy the mi€hW A“°l`l*°l1_ on public questions unless there is

when lt le hom dleappolntment wlll $10118 Will lille llllllltv WHECD 1 W0\llC\ 2.09} a champion race horsc_and sire some moral leeue at el_eke_ I may

evident where favorable results “peak sharply t_° him °“°° °' twme' Uf 250 standard P§"f°"m"_° in Wm” discard this false modesty and have ,, ,,,,¢lel,,ee,.,,,_ ` ' H1811 I W°ll1d Blvd him B Slldrll Clit Of, he exceeds all stalllons living or dead' -;_'___;._._;___ __'.__s; '" i

Then a combination of the extra- tl.” Whi.P."°° “' to 1°” mm k"°W Land Wh° had more P1'°d“°i"5 10”” ill

' I 0 i ' _ _ I _ _ ,.

Wm G. e when he Wf-$9 ,llflllliflg hllfd OF ill B living or dead. 2nd dam Cyprus

1,,,ee C d,,,_l2;teI;h;wa,?;§,,nh;;a:g§ bad place. The other I never touched 2,24; (dam of sol,-on and grand-asm ’

_:iN

5____ _

The fore oin rites are for season- iw.,-l

and mes are he

colt

the

to sary

,in

her share ol the work during llliotsth fslltlgful animals that ever lived , _ rose of tho year. No nisre san oi’ gefm; ,_a'§,,';,“"‘f,,o‘f,’_;‘§:’ ‘Q02 ;°,_"‘;';; dnv where von keep vonr horses? expected to work st the usual _,cunt 0, had drfving or abuse meh Think it over. Give him light, good

1b d _ _ - W ' _ cies h for th driver ittin th bo t th province. I Yours, etc

t0_&;Jrtse a our uring the full year and ,B the cause at balmness _D B d ventilation, but no draughts, s. clean F 0 9 f' 9 E 011 ll 0" 0 E l

the advancing season, and are mark olt

for 0 t

to for to

HANDS IIIWEHEI]

IU! BIB

spri

V I

ng, t e latter ls all right but I E “ Y°“" °“t*'°l` °“" 03 191°

ima it would be to tb ,_ t X busy putterlng around the wagon

er t t lul ol oats would than his onlne on “°t ke” y°“' h°’“° “"1 “P 9'" da’ ‘“ other mms case' on hom Wm be ‘B E I

o postpone the-breeding un- _ the stable. I hav h 0 es _ travelling on the right runner track

such a time is afforded when the {“B:‘;lky m°°;i'hH° seemed tg “°t““l'_ parience, owned osermilivosbeldfrlesttr “nd the 051°" 0” th” 19"* Wm* b°th`

mare can perform we maternal du~_ g°k‘:n°ye fun; "::;nt'lt"‘g;§n h° W" lost a horse, and had very few sick °“tt°"° P\`°°u°°“Y °“ tm tmck- S0

under lege et,-ale and rough ue._____ot_t§_ 1; _ ‘gli tl’ 30 8004- o,,ee_ Perhaps I was B lucky deg_ but ‘ in the case of well trained horses . In thlsl-easons_hlc.way many ‘_ B msec °“ gt 7?” 11° °°;‘ mm 1 kugwtlls gpovs ide,” will help you llsoble can pass each other without rtions and premature births :lf W “ld 83"; A, er 8 'ew .an nut” as they did mc. Give the noble horse ‘sending their l‘°f°°5 PIUDEWK ‘UW the ld be lessened, to say little ofthe ___ ht°,0__ _ ‘Eng T; mm Wm" be an 9, show, It p,,y5_ It, l0glc_ ne ¢om_ deep snow. _ f°"m“ti°U5 that would he avoided, - iome dine ago h gmgaded ,Or 8, mon sense No two horses are alike The U5*-“S U0 51W5Y5 W0” b°Bf6“

ch are often induced while the 3 P " -il tl, ° ,l l Y lll ' here. as driving either double or sia- ,H being c__n,iee_ of horses that were so balky that at ° W em 5 sq“°‘r° ea ‘ °“ W b° l l

ben ,- l, ,l l _ g e, t .s horses walk ln the runner

say that the mam must not be times they would not haul the empty a ° ma” 7 ° ng 5° tracks _

e es n- ' think rolling is more beneficial Do t"5"k The 53"” Wm bf’ true in th”

ts of the horse market and he 5°m°ume5 Dnermg me mat” 5 hmd' '

"_, gmng the mare we K le ,_ was master, but never touched him 1910 1911, 1912 than any other sire

Wm, llttle 0,. n r .., I. er e _ With the WND- _ of eleven) hy Strathmore 408. _Aqui-` ' '

none shots, tho: siilllliiiufllllnah sllgfvsgn "’“’°-”» °"°"1‘?“d°d and “b"=“<1~ ri's dam is the greet br`¢°.‘il'~_l1'l._l"°; 0 H

stand on the regular lmree fue I find ¢,\,1Bf- 8 WW horse” me born Eufaxia (who has the great dlstiflc-

an indefinite time, unless needed with 3 balk! ‘stmak the same. as °l'h` tm” °f being th” g"“f‘d“m °[ Bad” .lo ts, Wim, l,a,,l,,,g_ 1,, the ‘el-s araklckers. but the melorltv of z.osi, sto). by nspsfillion z.15i,_1ill- Mm U he And ng elm is again “sed ,mm the belky hprsesars driven to it by had eetloneerfe greatest ,lm whose family Y IISIICCCBB ..._

.l,,,,, mee, el pregnancy 0, the A l>_zl1__dr_lv¢l' wll_=;_-110°! 110* l=tll°‘;v lil? include Dnaie .irohdnle z_o4i, Jack wo,” Suffering often l:°l_ _ signs of approaching porturitlon in- bu’ W9 1'? *1"lf‘.u_ ms” 0" ° '_ L°Ybll\`l\ 2»04}» BBd°¥\ 2-05d, Elalt' l _ tercede for her'relief. Under these stan' "ft°~ “lm” and "ck his ten” “I 237' Fl°"""|”K B05' 3-075 3°" ' ‘conditions she is developing a foe- wh-"5 th°Y‘5°t’ 1“t“°“ with 5 mad' A VOYBBG 2-05. BiFl0l'& 3-09%.* B¢ll'0ll_ A warnin .

_ against irregularities that will 3°°d teamsur k"°‘" Wm" ° team Re! er 2-095 One sw w do 't 3'

__ - il - ( - silo ll

rh their onset on the oondltionus- ha” .5°“° Hill.” l>°°f» WW* ill B had make c summer or one areal brood

vel

Passed the lghis Scratching mf

Once and ntlrely Cured

Ill

Ollrnent or conformation of her 1'|“°°' then °“t°°$1 °f “buing them mare a stallion’s breeding fashion- The follovlinglstter from Mrs. Orvlll

he course to be followed is ons It is W°nd°"“1 h°W 5 “tu” img' thll 8l`¢9~*» bl`°0d IDB” EVBDtl5° (08111 mslwmbmitmfhgdgnzg-gqfgguti-nw:-l ich gives steady light work to the ment Wm Eel? 8 10811 0llf» Of B blld of Kremlin 2.072 the champion trot- “Pena” when often lt may be emma

Cutlcura Soap and Cutlcura Olnt :noon more. 'rhls onn no used with l>l=°°~ S°"l°_“'”°°*" Y°“ Wm* -‘1 limi’ tins stallion of his day whose dsnsll- |,yul,l,,eLy,lleE_-l»l,,l,l,,,,,,~e'vege¢,_l,le ment Sto ped the ltchlng al “°“°“" ‘mb ff’ the “lm “Hd °ll- ““°“‘°' t°“"‘ Wm “°""°” “‘°“g “mi *°" 1”°°“°"° B““°“ 2'0"' B°’5°“ compound. she was four weeks in

ring. During the tlrt few months |1019 011*-i _°t|1°f “mes VUEEWS in f|'°“t 2.06}, Bluvolo 2-07.*. Allllill 2-03» “ee le "al-nd camo home ‘uh pregnancy the orninnry rom, isbn, 01 the wlleslwand sometimes part 0! also moi. axtoliay z.1o§. Aqulu e °°l’wm_“ than Neo" _ _ sr, is not exhaustive wlll not be the load may have to come off, but 2_l_1l.) by woodlol-d Mmm,-l,,,, 231* 91198- °' _ __ ._ ‘_

cased A,,,,__ vllle E,,,,,,.d_Me,,,,.eel_Que_ injurious, but during winter and 50 U0* Will' let Y0llI` felllllef “bu” a bull-dog race-horse of ,national re- HON UBB! OW!! ltlllklildllh

._.'-My tmuiilo storms with smell pimpin, spring the work should be iven with Y0lll' item. Drive 3'0"? *Nm Bt all utation. A uiri 3rd da i

on my hands. which itched so that it kept s

_ _p q 's m s the

view to healthful exercise rather “med H0 01°F Will be Willills £0 0° great brood mare Vara by Hamble-

me'n-em sleeping. sad I passed the nlshw than t0 anything else. Light work. llldil' V°l'Y hcl* ill llll@lll6¢¢°d°D1Bll°9- tonian 10. Aquiri's' 4th dam is the sci-atchinsit. I did not know what to do may even be given to within a few I find that a great many horses are great brood mess Venus by Amor-loss "N1 ===v°°'!~ 1b°<=l»=°°°°d‘°¢°"~¢°d““° flnvs 01 fwllllls. without leur ol ln- “lined physically by bad stanllnzznd stsi- 14. Hoi-o we have sims from

I did not have theheart to do my work. lu My hands woresll covered with little watery l 8

ry, but in msn 0| this eo; gems light, no ventilation. foul smell. Hows e(l_t"t¢q line, we _iqiiii-i is _s

use .

. ynilnhlo, one cis h uln li via s w°l\lfl Yvll like tn s send nlsht end ii 1 d. 'ra but tow

pnnplos. sorehxeswoolrsihoamyhnnao fb t,,,_,,l,,g ,hr ef Q ° p'° ° =_ ' _ __ r of ‘ Pm “°°' ° “pee “°_"°

done up to keep themfrom touching the ,gr bomforltossedsndnn-stehedsothstI madothsmsllbloodyonchebcd-board. I

I ,d,e,,,|eem~ ,mf teeoegleensee cirnt light and fresh air and ll pos- ,,,f,‘§,,‘§,,,,, 0,,,,,,,,,,,f ;,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,§ sible this should be in oonneotlon fofumpfggfemm, _with a sheltered yard, where the

$0!! ll

Th _

had mes” he the* ie". "ke em. ,hm a roomy, clean box stall with sum- 'momma mum’ "nmmc cm"

The

hanlllvhh

bed. ill

30411850 once. I

full

“eh The

lnolnldtl It

oe Bl

lhd hll ll

'the

sloreyou thessmedioesn

m e can be allowed to take exercise Q ' . ¢ f each day when no work is provided. - Min* ‘ “ I _

A elosenarrow stall is still to be,

sad easy movement that is pos-

sible when she is at liberty in a pox. ‘

_moo _ °f‘ othsrsnimals when not being lllvll W

mere, thuvmsking it useful |01'

_ ,_ s_-__i>.-nhl ___s;c'

ni~s.iiogs|-Hen¢-t.Dee. A average IUDPIV of 1320' 15 ~ A’ 2 ~

` lbslbf clean mixed timvthy and ‘clover me ,,. _,,"F"`l '

he, ,len '¢ eo in lhs.ot;hren.ule .-_ 1-~=~-\ .flu ‘ #see

_ _ _ __ _ _. _ os __

_w»l¢hr._ .Sep V °"°‘\°°°°~ ' ~»i-

e l;~§f_: _ __ 'M mssnaeoedmmletthosietnlenh- »

I h emae ooseinayari-1 ~-r

a ew ours each day. ' ' e stable room allowed should be A.thin.;C"arrh

Q llolflllll Bowl! dll l

i a

practice of keeping the mare t ed ~ ee,-T., I _“_ edited as lt does not allow the ' '|°':_,"“",,_,,_,,,,'”*'°"’,',°,.°§ l

FUI.

'mn-.lsnvlns

iiifii' iilliii .giliiig _elif 3 iii

yard might be used to provide

for the growing colts mu san-nes as s

mmm uuunsihguuu Au. Dlwoslrre. . ~ _*st -

than one purpose. l

stsllions as strongly bred in produc- ing lines as Aquiri _and noao in P. E. I. However, Aquiriis past the stage where he a`eeds‘ assistance fi-om any ancestor to bring him to the atten- tion of brood-mare owners as he is founding a family of colt tmltters of his own. Ad.¥`i°0S from the country say the woods are full of fast young- store by Aguiri and trainers are seeking them eagerly in recruiting their 1918 stables. _

_ 1-loasuhwommsx l l __ l_;__h__ev$ ;- _ _ _ _

oroouot¢;»noed_.sy~1~ese h a.-141 wen.

gelt money winner- sttthe Gln

races the poet winter _tsl-_ i|l0u0.00 of thepnrees;

'll

llched S0 Kegl from Sleeping, production. _ _bil 50% the next best thing- able) so the 2nd dam of' Aquiri is mmlewlll show howl", ~ lelef '

E I I

dlscr

. 5 i'°- Egolf iii; ,iii oils _-__

r E i l

.._.~_

Advice t

those who have

provide them stall and see

cleaned every ds! and migsted with s little

over the lloor .to

If this was not be so young cglts every year. - _

I 600|) ROADS __ ` ‘ ooon soaps '

_¥‘°ll°vl“= 1'. ~°°°°<l ua a~~iptter to Hr; F. Ilbrbugh, ‘kqm _ Rev.`B. D. Med’ . The llrlt_`s¢`ction, u dealing with th rohibitien question, was nnbuehedf in _s result if The Guar ian. -

Sir:-7-‘erm_it me to wish you the

success which you deserve ia your commendable eiforts in the interest of

"Road reform."

I have travelled on the P. Bl. Island roads the greater part of my life and ` _n the roads of this province for the inet four years. I therefore claim ' that I am in a position to make a fair comparison between them. ' _ I rcgl-et to be compelled to admit

that the "Ontario Road System" is a thousandfcld better than that obtain-_ ing in I‘. E. Island. When I told the people hers that, in my "homo pro- vince." the horse travelled on a siaf gle track midway between the run- ners. they smiled incredulousIy_ "Why_" they said, "that is the sys-_ tem we had here 50 years ago." So your people are literally 50 years be- hind tha times in their mode of win-

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tcr travelling at least.

"Well," I replied, "the people of

Prince Edward Island cannot be in advance of the rest `of Canada in

deemed it wise to .keep them under l

shaft system" in use her but I ma `lm

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find ‘transportation" just to keep go them humble. Time and space-or gr lack of these-will not allow me to tic discuss the advantages of the "side-_ Is

_ e; y truly say that they are legion. tie

runner track the vew is always ra

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everything. The Dominion and pro- vincial governments have evidently so

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_ ore to say on the matte; gov/emment willilcse nootime in so sr: _ ,repealing or amending your _highway

vernment has at least decided tovprovince abreast of thdirest df the ant a measure of long-delayed jus-ldominlon in this matter. Then with

c to the people of Prince Edward your car ferry. new road l1!f»¢lll,_fox end, by an honest attempt to re-_boom and agricultural improvernents vs their transportation dlsablli-_your cup oflllesslngs will be hill. to

antiquated systems of “travelling” I sm glad to see that the Federal or Public road system as to bring.-the

s. loverllowing. ` __ ` The car ferry and the standard' 'With kind regards andllabt wishes, ilway gauge will be an inestimablc I am ‘ ` '

he same time develop and mar a* mm, cesee .,.h» g°° "stable, water him often on hot days. "igh'§_l\ KN” advantage especially I trust 70lll` l>l`°8l`@9SiV¢ Pf0Vill¢illl S- D~ M'°PH§m§7-` -

thot wlu ho s source ol pront y ‘B "°"° “°““’° ‘° get This i ul h o nt night It nl eti u hvi f

pecte o e a source of profit by ’ if your horse is comfort ble' he 'll ‘Wt in the 91101” I’9»°5U\B °l'h°l`9 K-

on th t h is um this mood, the points of his ears a ' W1 il

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Bergen 2.06 l-4, Binvolo 2 e7

3-4. Belvssia 2.96 3 4 Berks

- v ma e you mon.y if you give - 50 ,PW Ni Y 0 N09 P _ fr -.._ _ ` ._ °"*"' l

he owner. Th th t up cranky some mornings, just as B _ _ _ -

e mare B is ex' good runny People do when he was in It 8 thought you Wm feel mo" happy the necessity ohhutung your horse Y I '

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Stallion of Prince 'Edward flsliiid;

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The world's champion money inning sire.

Q. f B d The worlds champion sire of *"6 ° 3 W 2-05 P4, 2._o8 troiters at Ir yrs- Sire of tie

highest price horse :old in 19<2.

solo. zos l.4 som fofssopoo

Sire of the wor'|rl’s' greatest

_ _ _money winner of all history. _

.14 I 4 Birlng, 2 18 r-4 Bls Sire of 38 two year oldsthat have

' _ _ _ trisled in 2.'3o or better. ' ' _ e

'"1 2-141-4 big Winners nn No OTHER suis. Liv!-Nofor

_ ' DEAD can COMPARE 'with him

aff mile tracks last yesrami lfor.a<:hicvenleni.s.ai:.‘nysa:s, __ ...F

Hls sons and daughters are race orses they have proved- themielves

. wh - t t " ll rthe Grand Cin-uit, etc, etc. moggigolilpfvan hem' whe"`n"`t e

Son of Kadika

l of which will be h=_aded h

Kadilra is a standard bred regis-

tered ipare by the great KREM-

Darn of Bezka 2.1 x- » ' h winner af _O races ov; _g LIN z.o7 3-_4_chalnp_ion _stslllon of

diferent 1-2 mile tracks in 1892 and the gr`est_e`si.f_'l31'oo`1l;_`x|_jL.!e l9'2 _ ne of today. *She weighs rgoo BIOIH 3 Yéar old record .pounds arvd'isl»f'§i'l§t"»tlpe‘(’!'pl‘o‘-

2-'8 '-2 dncer. Will have-two _ .inthe

Bittom 5 year old _record list soon. Remen_lbe`l`~`i 'dl-greet

223 1-4 _ - dam is as necessary ala-_great sire All by Blllgllfd- . for prapsgeting speed; 'Ziff

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Beauty, Size, Strength, Soundueso,lBpicd lslltlizilrfw '

combined in this Bingara’s haodsomesoti. 0p&rtqniU ly knocks at the breeders door, don’l _pass -. it- by if you have s desig. “ble b_l°°d marc- Only oneolher son of Blngsrs`_ever stood in the Marltlme)Province and he recently sold-' for $5000. but he lofts

Maritime record breaker behind in llpriogs Com.-t 2 year old _record z.2_8 on Halifax Track. His gwner re used $18oo for him. 3_°‘fL_l1l lllll P"°"° equmy as sensational s' Sire -of speedand will givegreatu' size. _ ' _

The me C- J- HAMLIN one of the brightest ailnd|'f`the'hnmse

world ever knew believed in breeding _for beauty as _well"¢|'sQed “S ll result Vlllsgo Form. homie noted. anno hh-ihpluos ~of_.;l_h¢ most beautiful hor-es in the world Follo`2nfHsmlfn;'*bi'eed__’!o. one of the most beautiful horses in the Maritime Provinces; to gr-l;<>‘ir1'; the breerly and beautiful, son of the

so ln rho i=AsnloN. 'rho nrsollss-Kenneth iii-the

:illicit fllclahllionable niche in the trotting w_orld_io3sy, ...:;‘:.. .2 i.::.:1:."f;::*':.=..:.‘;‘:=°* ”‘:°°=_f*°=;;.=:;~e,.l;;,»'-»~_,,,. Watch ihear bring home the inoneygtn -7 f _..* _ ° Z, ,

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