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PAGE TWO rfvrgg UATEQT Ngwg W THE CHA 0WN GUARDIAN A V FIRST OF ALL" 1

MAY 26; i§i`-i

ing and cnsily revived

Needs just .fi daub, n i'ub~,nnd you have :i lust-

sliiiic. Polo 1-oiitosiii

lille BIG box. _-\t itll grocers and shoe stores.

“ Good for Leather--Stands the Weather” 1°

POL S

H c

waiiiirn “SUMMER noliiiniiiis

H thousands of Brooklyn people

(‘un you take B t'cw'.’ If so, list your

y .

house in the BR()()l{l.\'l‘f )).»\ll,Y l‘l_»\ (il.l‘l l*‘Rl*ll‘l lNli`(lH.\lA'l`l()X Hillt- EAU, for which piirpose A printed lil-nnk will be st-nt.

The i=‘\-Tvire til the lNl<`(`!I{.\lA'l`l(l_\l

BITHFIAII

Will Cost You Nolhiiig

The llriioklyn llaglc is-‘tlie bi-st iitlvertisiiig nicdiuiu iii tlii-`world_ It car-

ries more resort ;itl\'i~i~tisi-ineiits tliannuy .\`»‘w ‘fork paper. It stands

PRE-l‘1Z\’llNI‘]N'I`l.Y ut the llvatl. `

An ADVl:`.R'l`l.\‘l-II\ll~1.\I'l‘ in the l-Eagle rtists little, but brings large rcs-

ulfs. because the I-1_~\tll_l‘l l_\§1<‘til{;\lA'l`I(>N I&l'Rl~lAll is ci»ii.~'tant_ly helping

the advertiser.

Write for listing hlnnk and Ad\'crti;;iiig Riite (`ni-il. _~\ddres.s. ` INFORMATION BUREAU. BROOK\.YN DAILY EAGLE..

Brooklyn. N. Y. '

Mention the pap:-r in \\'liich you sei- 4-lsiltilldunelst.

this n.d\'e|'t.iseincnt. _

film

HOTEL BRUNSWICK Moncton, N. B. the Largest and Best liocatefl Hotel in

the Cl!! accommodating _:foo guests. Bituste in the centre ui .~ip».cioui~: grounds and surrounded by elegant shii<Ie<l_treez maklngit specially' dsirablc for tourists in the summer season. lih1\).\1c:*\Vl-Il<lNEY

DR. CLIFT

SPECIALIST IN CIIRONIC l`tl§l-.A575 Vharlofte-to\\'ii, l’. I-I. lsliind, Ciiiiadii.

lllnmmndure Ledyanl § Trotter--34709 Standard by Rule lC|ass A

Conimodore l.edyaird was sired by

AIJMIHAL IJEWEY 2.043, by Bing- eu 2.0ti}, out of Nancy Hanks 2.04, lby }-lAl’l’\' MEDIUM, dum l)lC'l`A~ |‘_l‘lJli. The t‘QMMODUlthl'S darn l.'.idy l<lt.hlynn 2.24-l at three was u very fast colt trotter with the abili- ty to trot. better than 2.13. As a nurse yeur old she started at head- ville in a Held of 17 aged horses and was a nose behind the winner in

"l` .» ‘.`.- 1. ` , , _ .

vglffdrg,-l§,l,},¢1'_'Ull1 Hun" nw' daily 2.1.5. Her sire Jackdluw has 24 in

t»I‘LORGIl S INMAN

B.\RRlSl`EK AND i\‘l"I`\II(.\'I-IV

the list including Maxim 2.082- (sist- er of Lady Etnlynn) and Allerday

Smicritors for th\~Canadi'.\n Bunk in ‘J.U'.I§_ Hg 15 by Jay Bird (.l16il1t.l1€

‘timmfirfw-. \1unvag\i¢>.

MACKI NWN 'tl MCNEILI..

George Wilkes 2.22 by Hninbletonian

2.30 list, his sons have 441) he y 1_0. Jackdaw is half brother of AL-

, 1

~B..rrl§i.»r, s.i:;.i'..r_<, .\.. _ ....,.-. .Or by Fergus McGregor has several

.\lO\`I;§\' 'l`\" l.(l_\.\ Offices:-Canit-r -n ll..-rl., Cli.iiit,\ti-. rin.

D. A. i\l_\L`l\'..\`.\L".\`, l{,&

Rolllfl-.'l` .\' hl\_.\'l"l

A. A. l\l&`l.c~i\u K. C. Xlidiiiiiitih

IVIBLCSH (ll. ’MClli_nnoii' Barri~t1-rs. Attorneys-at~l aw

..,

lin the list. and is ii sister of Pan y McGregor,year1ing record 2.23}, two

lyeur old 2.17;. Of Adml. Dewcy’s get, 11 went in the list last year in- cluding Capt. George (4) 2.(l'3}, Scicntin 2.11-}, Lord Dewey (2) .2222 Lou Ilewey (2) 2.271), Lord Culvert (2) 2.275, &c.

The great sires of speed last year

were Todd, Bingara, and Admiral Dene all sons of Bin cn 2061 The

S. S. llSSllll

_...-

i\llt`All'S I‘I("I‘I‘RlC UI’ I.'NlVl<lItl~lAl I’lu`AI`l<}.

, Micah 4: l-lil.

(ICLDICN ’l‘EX’I`.

_ “Nation shall not lift up sword a gainst nation, neither shall they learn war any moi'e."Micah 42 3.

l‘Ul.'\"I’lEll SL7G(.lES’l‘ll)NS.

By Rev. U. W. Snider.

lllicali is classed as being a prophet

of the people. It is an honorable dia- tinction. lt is so worthy that des igning men have more than once oi tnice played the role-walking dele gates, agitators, blatherslrites or sub tle and siiggestivo Ahsaliiious ullll <l< ju.-iticc.

But Micah was n prophet of God whose concern by reason of thii training and his' call was for the peo ple. Ile wanted them to know God ae (ine who cared for the ollpresrsed ant wlio would punish the oppressor. Ht presented the idea of God ny an up holding of the cause of the peoplt and un identification of religion witl inrrcy.

Social reform was ii message of tht

prophet. And he crossed swords eflec tivel with those who oppressed it ni account of their selfish interests snr' unholy designs. He recognized and ex posed the prophets of the brewcr

distillcr_ (Ch. 2: ll.)

The good times of "the latter days’ have a fashion of receding like thc lines of the horizon. But it is unwar- ranted because it is untrue to say that all the good has been promised by' prophetic utterance still awaits the last days. The glories that have licen urn lightly esteemed liccuilse of the cxpertatioii (indeed, the sure pro- mise) of tnc glory that exc<~ll+etli_ 'l‘hc reach exceeds the grasp. “And there is tiiic- far-od eve-_iit."

'l`licre are ciritics, it. seeiiiie, who

would deprive the prophet. ltlicali of the credit of this cliapter beralise it does not read like other thi-if. heloiig to him and because l.~.ali has said the same things in much the suiiie words. Sliorking! But. let. them ntteiript to

a. H [ll I

IIHVB 147)- His flllm Queen MCGFGE improve upon vs _-l, 4 and 5 Better

to wise and quote- something to the point, even if one has done it before you, than spoil in statement an un- spoiluble idea. .

LEILTON 2.0ll} (156 in the list, sons dr w 'cturo of universal ieace and

The conception of the prophet of

“the era of Messianic teliclty" pre- sents several thoughts of practical value. I

1. The transfer of uses. Peace does

not. mean stagnation nor the tie up

itrfiwr ill wk, 1_1. --_ _i i -. _ l I y’ , , ' °°

-A---~ - --- ‘ I H U-Wi - great LHLAN 1585' 19 half bfol-hcl' of iiiliustrv. I‘lo\\'sl\aree nel-d work-

DR. JOIIN LEDWELL, M. ll

Richmond Str-:emoppositc St. l‘:\.il'§ Chin- I llnura until io :~'t-Incl; rn : ii. ~_»

D. c. .\lcl_i-;oi_>__"ir t‘._\'i."_`i-f. at-;_\'"ifi:\"

McLeod (Ill Bentley

l Ba_ri‘is\‘4-_rs nn-I ill:i|‘iirl;~'-:if-lain Solicitors for lli~- liiiiilt of .\o\:i Scotia Money to I. ...io

A.W.R.lIl'l`I(EN.V S.llVD

~ .

Veterinary Surgeon Gil Dentist

lirnduiito Ontario \'i-t.»i-iii;i|'y <‘oll:-|;.-

l.ondon.Canadii .ind lh-iitiu, \'<-it-ruiary )enl_nl Colle-ln-_ l>t~ii~t»it, iiiiun l‘. :_ A. Olllce-hl<i`.ai'en Iiliiltling. l:iu~l_\' oi't-u|i-

ed by Dr brusur, phone ll, ri-iiiiileiicc Montague Hotel. l'hon~~ I,

Diseases ol the ti-vtli it np¢»t~i:ilty, :ind

everything nei'tiiiu\ui;' to flu- \i~tt-rinaiy and vet dental proi't-.~>sioii

.\lo|iti\g\it-. I' Iii. I. I

-lttsdr 15 mos.

I. ` J. YEO, M. D.

» .

Physician and Surgeon Residence Nut door to The McKinnon Ilruirtlo. lhone N. Kent Street

Warburton f&l Shaw

Pnrristers, Attorneys, Notary Public, Etc,

of (`()Ml\lODORE'.\` sire, as is TOD BINGAHA and JOHN WARD 2.052.

Kin s :ind `u ens of the»turl

D' iiiaiisliip aiid pri»diit-e revciitu- just as

surely as svvtiiwln and the spoils of

Commodore possesses a wonderful ,var combined speed inheritance. If you-` `

want to produce record-breakers ., Tm l-Mt Ur

, , _ __ - -_ peace and the fruits

mold U) the blood that has plodlmed thereof rlepciid upon the fulfilment of

” Jon/vs oN‘8

Ll}\l7li?i-_'Nr

f. For Accidents - .lf If you have a cut or a bruised arm, or a ,7"_~i`_ sprained ankle, _]olinson’s Anodyne Liniment V _*_-_ i is invaluable. Great emergency remedy.

if ~ In 100 years of use nothing has ever

l been found to take its place. Take in- l wardly for Cramps, Cholera Morbus, _

, Coughs, Colds, etc.

N O I 'h . .‘

I Masons, n sae everywmere

. nnlnlllgl-.sum 25c and 50|: o es. I 'llal nvem-d¢°»\» I. s. .iounson ai co..- - r _ "'° ”"°"" Boston, Mass. 'ji vi'

os:ws<>:sr's_ ` esntsaoss- ...un

'Zn

:Q11

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, anized Flexible Crucible

. Wires in Steel and Iron

Sizes from 1-2 in. to 3, in cir. always in stock.

g "Ihe Ship Chandlery Men”

l A Bruce Stewart (D. Co., Ltd.

f _ Successors to

-,_ I

We Keep [___-:l

1 l A. Kennedy ii co. ll E

BLUESTDNE I

For the prevention of ut in your grain and

' Scab on your potatoes use BLUESTONE. You can

buyit pulverized 9c per pound from

tn E

Stanley Shaw £9 Peardon

f J

4_29dtf. Charlottetown

FRUIT GRDWERS A'I`l`EN'l`ION-

'If you want ri spray pump get the best. _

rt-\'t-lation. ln a day of lweadlioiigihts,

if Q c _

Will make the season of .1911 in

('li;ii-lottetoivn atniidiug at Mr. Frank Iliiulics’ stables, (lriiftoii Ht. This lim-sc was wiiitcred hy John J. ltl'Bricn nt Honshnw .find is in better lcondition for the stud than any day since his iiiiportation. For teruis, r-tr., upply uboiit Muy lst. to

l .ions _i. o'iiiiir-iii,

i l (in cl\:ii'gv.)

YllllNll BIRRISTER

Registered _

by 01.1) l$AllRIS'1`EIi 194, dam MY

llioixed from Jcotliinl, sire by world renowned sire McGregor 1407. This horse is well known all tbroug

liibitions and are in great dema.nd,

Offices in Cameron Block, Charlottetown, to ,OHV T (YBRIFN

1 l 1 . ‘.4 ,

' P. E. Island.

George W. McPhee

Barrister rind At.torntey-.it-law voices-l\ew l-i-ow.~t- nluck Charlottetown, l‘. I5. Island.

MURSON & UUl<`I~`Y Barristers and Attorneys

Solicitors for Royal Dunk of (Tunad MONEY 'l`() IAIAN

S-Sdsrmtuwtliflyr.

8 . ".;'}_, .'\.;_ -,,

Owner.

(`h'to\\'ri, April 4-l8dt,\iaRi_

bringing big lu-i¢e5_ Hc will make The twentieth century pushes more the Benson or 1911 in (',b,,l~101_tet0w“ nuirly to the time of universal peac ‘at the stables of Mr. Frank Hughes, Grafton 5;, Fm- ¢_,.rm,,_ em" apply vile;<e of men to contemplate. Th

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[lrown's Block, Charlottetowii. ;_' ‘_ 'sg-."‘ r"ff~.; '

E _ pl .5-_'_ _f E 4|,,,f*A. `,.

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For Sale

`, 5. . . l. , -",' - -~_ .1 ~ -.4 iv 1,,-vT__.

Valuable property at llopefield Stn- li: _~ -,- - *_ ,~

tion, comprising dwelling house and ' ' - -_, §;_,.,_jpi "J,"

' \ _ »~`.f.-:~.}é"-. ~ "` .5

stables end saw-niill with rotary, shingles, laths, and pl:inr_»i'. Steam power. Price reasonable. 'I`crin_~i easy. Apply on premises or to I3. I). Mc- Pacbern, 225 Water Ht., Ulinrlotto- town. 5-l0dwsl2ipd, =

P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY

Oqmmencing Monday, April 21th. 1911

Trains will run dnily. Sunday excepted ls follows:

Triiin-<0\|tvl'i|rd ‘I rains Rcmi flown Re

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7.4.1 Lv.Ch'tn\vn A :L

Hunter Rive .7 i

'I wi Finernl-».lct.

l no Keri-inigtoii -I

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Port Iiill ()_‘|..~_-.ry r. Tiznish Lv

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P°Pspxc §3§S$z; :-:~=_-5?-e- 35S§S$"°

P53 35:2

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5:: `li. mm =

6.57 2.10

_ 5.!-'» l2.l5

A .\I I' Iv(

A M P M 9.15 8.15 ll.I.'i

. Ch’town Ar.

Mt Stewart

Murell T.II .00

' St.. ater'a 20

Souris L30 Cardilan " lo

.\lont.a|:\ie .-'it lileo’town Lv. 6 20

.°9"V’ll .°'?‘.°'i°?'.‘.°?‘ *Raging sewerage; 'Q `g§§.°>UHf_i f55‘?a=§_`$5=_-rg»_:=> -1 > °=E'.=‘- nieces.-ra;

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f`h`town A _ Vernon r.Murrsy I-Ibr L

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_..i:_'i.a=:.i:-i.“.e~.f:..-_-i._ii',

,r’|I;=Ins are run by Atlantic Standard

' G. A. same. sim. P. si. i. ny.

0;:

Itilnwick Fireaway Jr

SIRE

Lord Swanlaud (1834) Lord Derby (11) (415)

Hcforiner (540)

DAM

Gem (Imp.) Hackney

Mclnnis l’oney

Saladin

‘ Kilnwick Fireaway Jr. is a hesuti _ful seal brown, 8 years old, weighing `l175 lhs.

He is u. typical Hackney, perfect ln

symmetry with faultless feet and legs. - This horse bus been pronounced by competent judges to be one of the handsomest. carriage stallions in Can- ada. Ho is high-headed and stylish, fearless and strong, with kind and gentle disposition.

As a stock-getter breeders _mly re-

quire to see his coltn, some of which have sold this spring as high as $175.

Kilnwick Ftreawny Jr. will msks

the season of 1911 at owner‘s stable,

:fortune Brldgo, "at moderate serv- ce "

lireeders of choice carriage stock

_ *

1 1 l _

The Celebrated Kilnwick Fireawey.

_ W-i

"uf reaking tu-be and iron sharil,” it is left for faith to accept it. But for iaith it is sufllcient that “the inontt of the liiird hath spoken it."

Il. The day of peace meaiis a walk

with Gnd. No :more precious privilege noi- high call can be thought of than thiit. Men long for the paths of the Lord, hut it has to he learned that they do nut. connect. with the ways of pi-rsoiial or national anger or covet- oiisiieriei or revenge.

4. Peace abroad' gives larger, purer,

suier opportunity for peace at home. The family, lieartilietone of these

gogvlqs 1342 B (llydesllale mare lm: northern climates, which corresponds

f g -, ,l the to -"the vine and_fig_tree" of the

southern, is a bawitching dream to the soldier It. is the gatewav of hea-

h - _.

mls l.,.,,\.l,,,,‘,__ llla volts me large' ven to those who enjoy it without thy stylish and prize-winners at our ex-

menace of a. foe. ,

than it ever has been within the pri

statue between Argentina and Chile i

be jiynk.

¢.f..\...§.I!§.S2.!§..'.A

- Ilia Kind You llave Always Bought

Bears the

Signature of

Ilr. .l. W. IIDRSEY

Physician and Surgeon

Graduate McGill University, Mon-

treal, Que.

Late Resident House Surgeon West-

ern General Hospital, Montreal, Que. Phone 379. Office 137 Kent St. formerly occupied by the late Dr.

F. F. Kelly.

I _ _ _ _ Y ` the

New Stock f' Flour and Bran

We have just received a

_ fresh supply of Flour,Roll-

ed Oats, Cornmea1,Cracked Corn, Bran, Middliugs and Oil Cake, all of which we are selling-at lowest prices.

Wholesale and Retail.

anticipates a world-judiciary of such

J gnychgggplter that Dreadnonghts one P. I.

,TIIE BEAN SPRAY PUMPS

are guaranteed for ten years. The cyliiiclers :ire por- celain lined. Dou't buy Brass Cylinders. _ Get our Catalogue and prices. Get ready to spray with NIAGARA BRAND

l.ll\lf£ SULPH UR while the trees are yet dorniaiit.

AULD BROS J. A. MOORE

Ch"l`own llzizelbrook

Wholesale Distributors Gen Agt for P.E, Island

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I 4-iswdrtf. '

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' writ. I.. F... a....i.|.i`_ K

“How lo Raise Calvls Chcaply and Succe.i.\fully'Wi!houl lI4ill¢" '

cms". i-.ii iiiioiiiilimi. ....4 enrol.-¢ i¢..i.... .i..¢¢i......|.. ...\.|'

Q .

“Ot \'V'lf~h0\lf- il'~S fflllllflll 9ll\’Ct- TIIB Three or foul calves can be nisecl on it at the coal ol one*whe|e milk in IecI.l UOUPC OI .~\\'l7l’tl'atl0il alt the Hague , No mill Iced -_The only call meal manufactured in an exclusive Coll Meal Factor-y`

Elllbllslied nf Lgiceutcy. England. in IBOQ. ‘

_ I

l5e¢drl:li

f- Binchfofarcaif Meal -'nie Perfect Mill? surname

- .. i _

worth more

_ Y all panels are Glued and Claniped on, and secured

good old fashioned Wood Screws, and properly i

known to the trade.

Seventh. On all our Standard Buggies we use

C Heavy F ranie Solid Foot Dash. _

to hold their shape indefinitely. '

Nintli._ All our Buggy_Bodies get SIXTEE

most durable known to the trade.

Spring Bars, :uid Head Blocks, and the material used throughout is t

ofmsnufacture.

/\ IIORNE SL C0-. aff! 90l\‘ agents in L`harIotleInwn for the CEI.

BRATED lllcl../\UGI**lLIN \'I'flIICI.E5.

E serted Plugs--the best and most reliable method

S Tentli.-\Neuae Second t'-rbwlh Hickory in all Shafts, Reaches,

lVl0RE REASDNS WHY Mcl.AUGIILIN VEHICLES Cost more and are

B Sixth. Our Bodies are so constructed that they

do not require Corner Irons to hold them together-

11.

Eighth. Our Springs are amply long to secure

3 easy riding, the Leaves being carefully graded. Eng-

lish Cast Steel is used in their construction, causing

A the-ni not only to ride easy _and carry aheavy load,but

U Coats of Paint, and six and eight on our Gears ,and

Wheels We still adhere to the old reliable rud lead

_ system which was at once the most expensive and

choices! procurnblc. and is carefully selected and inspected in all courses

I the 3 year old race this spring

Sydney, C. B.. bc~atiugCoi1iiuodors .\iii_v 2211*' (Vin St.Johu's. Nfldi _ and Achillers_Queeii Oakley is said K““““'l`*‘* Junvlllh iii

Border 2890i

Trotting race record 2.II I-2

'1‘h;,,h;g|l|y bred and bezuitifiil T‘rott|ng

Stallion will he for service at l’i\I‘k blflbltii. Iiusion Si, Cliarlottetoivn season i9_|l al 3 fee of Ten dollars cash or_ n_ole at time pl' first service. Return' privilege fre0 till mares proves in foal. llorder has no equal in Maritime l‘ro\'iiices:uiil no_ supcriorlin America as a sire of beauty, i_ndi\'|du:»il|f_y and speed, opportunities considered. Hin lee has' been placed at a *figiire that no lir.eder Iiowever careless or iiidificren! can afford to overlook who has his own interest at lieait. Borders colls last yeae in fifteen stalls won eleven firsts threr seconds, and za lliird. 'lliey are grand size, beauliliil in appearance. fam and sound, and rrsuuible him in appearance in a remarluiclc degree. Ile l\\mS€lf lm* never known deli-at in Canaria. or on a. half mllc track, lic Iiavnig taken thu worId`s record for uracil irotters mi

prizes and tlivlonizis and one HECOHIVIII lll

aplilv lo I) Wllrieii Park Siiihles or

' il. C. i.viii/\Rn.

Cli"l`u\vu own" 5-i7cli|u. ' `

show ring :uul his rolls have been winners wlieiiever shown. Fm' furllivf P="“~""““" The S. S. Cacouna. will be due

i.ivi=_lii Sinn; if. w. liiiciiiss.

Having leased the premis ea by the me G. .mimi aii¢l§°"p" Grafton Street, and having lmrél, so ed his horses, carriages etc, 1 am“_“` a position to cater to the public ails can give first class single and douhl tiirnouts. Prices moderate. lihmlg 294.

r. w. u

mean. _ UGHEB-

BLACK lllAMONIl l.lNIi

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a - " ‘ ~ T- t'»$r_..-e»_,»;‘,l4 ,L .H

._ ._ _;--.5-..f.¥'_»¢;~;.;,,+1.;=¢;.-*icky -_-

lialf mill lratk. Ili. li.i_- won tight ~eu firse _,:_;v:rJ_f )}.;l;;"V_ I

_ . _ . ._ *_ . _,l

here Friday evening May ioth and Saturday evening May 2otii, sail, for St ]ohn’s, Newfoundland via _ Sydney and North Sydney. C, B,

Baron Wood

I5 3-4 hands weighs io5o lbs.

at the Amherst llorse Show 19 also first at Cli'towii Exhibitio

right on every foot, needs no boot except for racing. l _

He is Sircd hy that good Sir

a Stallion ou l‘.E.I. 5 of his Cult aged 2 and 3 years undevelope li ave sold for $i45o_oo

raised on P. li. I. his second da was sired by Precptor 2.28 son

iuare sire, tliirtl dam Abdallah. A

bill.

to be the fastest trotting filly

Nova Scotia.

Baron Wood is ready to trot an

ley Baron Colts excepted.

Iriteudingbreeders please call an

see Baron Wood before lireedin your best mares he will please yo

Baron Wood will iuakc the se

son of ioii at 254 Kent Strce King Square. Terms $io.oo ca

privilege. '

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THREE GRAND Stallions owned by DAVID REID & SDN

The Perchcrc ii

Stallion Georgcp

_ No.

(|05 2) (7I85|)

will make the season of 1911 at the owners' stables, David Reid & Son, Victoria Cross. This horse is a dap-

pled grey, 5 years old, weighing ulout 1650 lbs., is very low down and massive built, with the best of feet and linihs.

.ina

The French

Coach Stallion

__ Salomon “ - (No 58)

will make the season of 1911 at the fill/iiers_ stables, David Reid & Son, Vlctoiiia Cross. This horse is adark hav. welclimg 1450 uni., with nie best of feet and perfect stylg and M. tion. Horse breeders-this is the horse to mate you blood ma;-eg with to get the high~priced carriage horses that are always in demand and bring the big money.

The Clydesdale Stallion Casper Again No. (594I)

ill_stand at the owners' stables, Javid Held & Son, Victoria Cross. This horse has proven himself to be a wonderful stock-getter, bin colt; having carried ofl the laurels wherev- er shown. _

The farmers of Klng'n and East

Qiieen's Counties are cordially Invit- ed to call and inspect these horses before mating their mares. Parties from a distance wanting to mate suckling mares will be met, piirt of the way with any of these three horses. All of those horses are sure stock-getters. Terms and other par- ticulars made known on application

are invited to call snd inspect htm A. & C0- M L $0 DAVID REID & SON' ,Freetiolon st when "ML “_

before breeding. Horse shown with lsasure. c p y’ UWM" and in charge' F" l“ll’l>=-rllgiilsriinnnd lnI0\"“

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Mares at owner' rl k. '9u5d"w' ° ° ° ~ (7 . t.

QEORGE I #OOD 0,, ,,,. Quality Remains long After Price is Forgotten. ~ Ma," _,_Vf,‘§§§§l‘?, ,',§§°' P' E' L ull. l’£fgi£p£ng,T,51,“.1l.0§i§'n

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i9io.He is absolutely sound, stands

carrying horses. cattle :uid sheep ml deck and produce underdeck at lowest possible rates. For further particulars apply to

BUNTAIN, iii~2i.i, co

" Trotter foaled i9o7 Buy Horse Agents.

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Baron Wood is a remarkably _ v V _

li:1iidsome‘horsc_He took first prize V -

PLANT ]_;_Nr.

S Steamer Hzilifzix leaves every

Tiiesday at noon, for Hawkesbury,

e Halifax and Boston.

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"Oakley Baron" who has the best ,Sl Cm, $H_uc lot of'Colts to credit ever sired by and Cities ,,,,,,,

5 Round Trip ,360

(l _Passengers leaving (lharlcttelown via

Picton on Wednesdays connect 3| Halifax lor Boston.

Wild Wood the dtllil Of B2\l'0tl Returning 'steamer leaves IlL).\"l`0N

Wood was sired by Provider 2.18 5f\Tl‘RDA\'5 AT NOON.

I_ the fastest trotting Stallion ever For further information apply to 4 m 'I`. N I C 0 L L

of 4-25drth6ni. Agent, Cliarloltetown.

‘ Nutwood the \\'oi'l<l`s greatest broom Furneah Q ‘hy caqud the fast P. E. I. trottcrs are from STEAMSIHP LINERS

I’ 'd r r Prccptor dnius Baron \\lb)lii1li`:1s0thc breeding to fill the LONDON. HALIFAX SERVICE

H'l‘.JOHN.HAlilFAX,LONDON SERVICE

HlS fllll Sl-Sllel' Queen 03kleY “'03 From London Steamers From Hslllsx

at May illth Rappahannock llliiy :il

June oth Shenandoah June zsti, From Liverpool Steamer From Hsllhx

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y May ltith Almerians .luiio 2nd

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“KANA\\'I-.IA" June Nth

g The above stesiners have s limited sc- li. commodstion for saloon passengers. fl- Passenger and Freight Agents for the

l, Allan Line Steamship Uo. at Halifax _,ll FURNESS. WITHY & 00.1/l‘l).. ` |IslilaxN. B- Airents

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