I 'DECEMBER 18, 1915

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All sin! point to a creat been in

harness horse racing in Canada and the United State: :text year.

The once treat stake trotter Eleata,

2.08%. F0115 f0l' $200 8.( 1.119 rgggnt sale. She ls looked ulwn as a failure as a brood mare.

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David Russi. 2.16%. a trotting stal-

lion. DY- Adbell. 2.28, died at Tarboro, N.C.. not long ago Just after finishing the .ilrst heat of a race.

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Miss Katherine L. Wllks, of ,Ontai-.

io. was the contending bidder on Mar. iraret Drulen. 2.05%. She wanted the great mare to breed to Kentucky Toad 2.03%. "__, __

At Kearney (Neh.), a short time

ego. Aibla Todd. a two-wear-old illly by Kentucky Todd. the Galt stallion trotttd a. mile in 2.19%, a line per. formance. On iher dam's side the illly traces back to Nancy Hanks a champion in her day..

The Board of Review of the National

Trotting Association had a number of ringing ‘charges before it when it met in New York recently. The offenders, in the instances where the charges were proved were dealt w‘lth in a drastic manner. "Ringing" is not so easy these days as if used to be.

At the meeting of the Board of

Appeal of the National Trotting As- sociation in New York recently Hen- ry Hall, of Miilsboro, Del., was charg. ed with racing the horse. Marendes Boy, out of his class 'as Clifford H., eight years ago in Maryland. Some "friends" told of the incident, and as a-result of the investigation, Hall and the horse were expelled for life.

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Seventy-ilve' new trottars have en-

tered the 2.15 list in 1915, only one less than last year. The latest acces- sions are Sargo, 2.07%, whose record was made at Phoenix, Ariz, and Yoce G., 0. green one by Dale Ax- worthy, that trotted in 2.09% at Gales burg, lil. Sargo is by Keeler, 2.131/4, a stallion once owned by W. H. Clark, the man who built the Empire City track at Yonkers.

Reports that have reached George

Ketcham. Toledo, former owner, trainer and driver of the 1lon~hearted trotter. Cresceus, 2.02%, state that tht former great trotting stallion is being used for war .service i n Russia. Cresceus was the talk of the harness world for several seasons when his terrific speed and wonderful game- ness made him e. horse admired by the entire horse fraternity, and an equine whose name became a household word in every family where the harness sport was the favorite pastime. But fame is Beating. Even when the horse reached a fairly old age he was want-

ed badly by a Russian horsemen. and George’Ke chum parted with him for a consideration said to be 325,000. Cresceiis, l£`is said, did not please the Russians ss well as they expected, and therefore it is not surprising to hear that the great horse has been

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ceedlngiy`miid. composed only °f

heampgivin vegetable extracts. Dr. }lamllton's This restore avtivity to the bowels, sttiengthens the stomach. and purify the blood. For constipa- tion, sick headache, hiliousness and disordered digestion no medicine on earth makes Iiich remarkable cures

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SHEEP MARKET

Ewes Lambs

This week 37,50 $10,153

- HOG MARKET

GRAIN MARKET

, Wheat Oats

This week $1 _ 00 43

BUTTER MARKET

Farmers’ Creamery

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ABOUT THAT WATER PAN.

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Top price ot’ Cars

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water pan is the surest way of spread- ing disease throughout your stock. , The `bsst way of handling water \in the poultry house is to keep it in a. cheap flat wash basin that can be easily cleaned and refilled. lt doesn’t pay to bothcr with patent water tanks. You will linve to fill thcmjust as often as the basin and they are harder to , clean up.

Place the open basin on a box some

eight or ten inches high perhaps eighteen inches square, and make a ‘ runway for it. This keeps it from fill- ling up with dirt and straw from the floor, and the hens do not climb into it in drinking. F Then put the box and basin in a

sunny corner of the house away from the roosts and nests. so that no dirt can fall into it from above.

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fresh water every day and you will have put the disease germs to ilisllf indefinitely.

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_ 'WT' _ V " _ ' A5602 The Messiah-Handel. (Rejoice These immortal Christmas favorites (,;rea1;|y_ 0 Daughter of 7.i0n_) Orchestra

A are beautifully and authoratively'

reproduced on Columbia Records

A264 l-lark l the Herald Angels Sing-

Mendelssohn. Organ accompaniment.

Henry Burr, Tenor

Tell Mother l'll Be There--Fillmore.

Columbia Mule Quartette

A1226 Dream of _Christmas-Rasch. Violin,

’cel1o and harp trio.

Christmas Fantasy-Unbehaun.

Pfz`nce’s Orchestra

A1859 Silent Night, Hallowed Night-Oh

chestra accomp’ni’t. Columbia Mixed Chorus

O11, Come All 'Ye Faithful--Adesle

Fldeles. Orchestra accompaniment.

Columbia Mizccd Quartette

A1078 On a Christmas Moming ~ Currie. _ Descriptive. Pri1we’s Orchestra

Adeste Fideles-Christrrlas Hymn.

Chimes and Organ. Tho... Mills & C/....._A.1=».~im:¢

A918 F1l'5t Newell. Invincible Male Qitartette

Medley of Christmas Carols. '

Columbia. Brass Quartetto

A237 Star of Bethelcm-Adams. Orchestra

- accompaniment. Henri/ 1fiH'l‘. Tefwr

Oh! Holy Night-Adam. Orchestra

accompaniment. George Alvxamler, Baritone

A5514 Chrislnias Bells ~ Stevenson.Orches-

tri). 8.CCOlllp3lll1l'l0l1 1,. Columbia. Mixed Quurtelte

Adore and Be Still---Gounod. Orches-

tra 3.CC0lilp2tYlll'Tl6Dl2. Columb-in. IlIz`.'rcd Qimrtetle

A235 Nazarcth~Gounod. Orchestra accom-

paniment_ George Altarander, Baritone

Ninety and Nine-Organ accompani-

ment, Henry Burr, Tenor

A5424 The Messiah- Handel. And the Gl0l`y of the Lord. Orchestra ac_<:0mD2n1_m€nt.

Columbza Urutorio Chorus

Nazareth -- Gounod. Orchestra ac-

C0mp8.llilfl€i'lt. Frank Croxton, Bassund

' ` Columbuz Mixed CI:/>rus

” A5751 Worthy` is the Lamb from “Th_e

Messiah”-I-Iandel. Orchestra accompani-

Columbia. Oratorio Chorus

ment. _ _

Praise Ye from “Attila”--Verdi. Or-

chestraaccompaniment. Cvlumlria Trio

BCC01Ylp21l`iliTl€lllC. WuIterl.riivre1ice, Roy Soprano

The Messiah-Handel. (Come Unto

Him.) Orchestra accompaniment.

Waller htwrence, Hoy Soprano

A1076 Christmas Carols--Medley. Mixed

Quartette. Unaccompanied. Ag1wrKimball, Sop'ra.no, Nevada Van der Veer, Alto, Reed Miller, Tenor, and Frank Croxton, Bass

Star ofthe East-Kennedy. Orchestra

8.CC0l`fl\')alllll'l€llt. Roma Devonne, Contralto ,and Mixed Quartette

A1088 Ringing the Old Year Out--Currie.

D€SCl`lpi3lV9. Pr1`m:e’s Orchestra

Snow Time-Arndt. Orchestra ac-

Companiment. Columbia Quartette

A1415 Birthday of a King-Neidlinger. Or-

Cl'leSlZl`3. 8CCOIT1DaIl1ITl€l1l'.. A'rl(l1'ea. S0/r£0, Buri- tone, and Columbia Mixed Quartette

Brightest and Best-Mendelssohn. Or-

chestra accompaniment.

Columbia Mixed Quo/rtette

Think ofthe Kiddies. These will make Christmas jollier for them.

A1605 A visit from St Nicholas-Moore

Recitlitvlon by _Harry E. Humphrey

The Raggzedy Man-Riley

ecltation by Harry E. Humphrey

A919 Christmas Bells-Buttsehardt. Violin

and harp duet. _ _

Santa Claus' Workshop--Phillips.

D€SCl`lptlVe. Pwincifs Orchestra

A1844 Toy Shop Symphony--Hager.

D€SCI‘lpll1V9. Prin11e’s Orchestra.

Christmas Morning With the Kiddies

-Hager. Descriptive. 1’.~im-e'..» on-heszra

A1416 Around the Christmas Tree- --Prince.

Descriptive record with Mixed Quartette.

l’»'i'nce's O1-chffstriz.

Christmas _loy-E. D. Wagner. Vio-

lin, Flute and Harp Trio. Geo. Stehl, Marshall ufsky and Charles' Schuetze

A1227 Christmas Symphony-Chwatal Toy

Il’lSlil‘l1Ill€lll`.S. P1“incc’s Orchestra

Circassisn Dance-From La Source

Bullet. Dellbes. Prince’s Orchestra.

expensive - 850. up for two side ec_or s, pr _ y , __

something; the whole familv .can emoy. Step into the nearest %

Columbia dealer---he has this wonwderful list of Columbia Christmas Records all \. ready for you to listen to---free of charge, of course.

Read this list---it will stir old memories ‘

Hear these beautiful Christmas Records from the Old Country.

This is a partial list, only.

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756 Christmas Memories-Part 1. Intro- ducing the Carols-“The first Nowell." “Good Christian Men Rejoice,” “Good King Wenceslas,” “A Child This Day is Born."

Regimental Band of His Majesty's Scots Guards ~ Christmas Memories-Part2. Intro-

ducing the Carols-“God From on High Hath Heard,” “See Amid the Winter Snow" (with Bells), “God Rest ye Merry

Gentlemen,” “I Hear Along the Street.”

Regimcnla. Band ofH'is Mujestg/'s Scots Guards

R147] Christians Awake. The Church Quartette

with Brass Quartette and Organ

The First Neel. The church Quarteira,

with Brass Quafrtette and Organ

H1472 Good King Wenceslas. The Church

Quartette, u-ith Brass Quartetle and Organ

While Shepherds Watched. The Church

Quartette, with Brass Qnurteltc and Organ

121474 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. The

Church Quartettc, with Brass Quartcrtc and Or;/an

Good Christian Men, Rejoice. The

Church Quurtrtle, with. I-h~n..vs Quo:-letlc and Organ

R2050 We Miss Her ll/lost at Christmas Time.

Donnelly and Wright. Will Norrie. Harold Wood, Baritone, u'i'1_h Orrliestral a<_~compan1'1nc:zt

Little Shepherdess of Devon. Harald

Wood, Baritone, uiiilz. (lrvlim.-trril Arrmlnipaniment

R549 Dick Whittington. A Pantomime in

two Acts. Act 1. H. C. Ridout. Common Pantomi`me (_7ompan_i/ and 1/ie (lil, 'wil/l Orclzestra

Dick Whittingion. A Pantomime in

two Acts. Act 2. ll. C. Ridout, Columbia Ptintorninte Co/nyuiny rinrl. iliir ('ci/, irifli. ()1‘chest1‘¢

R548 Scrooge. from “A Christmas Carol.”

Dickens. The Awakening. Dramatic Re- Cital. Minstrcls with Orchestra

_ Micawber`s Advice to David Copper- field. from “David Copperfield.” Dramatic Recillhl. Minsfi-als, uviilt Orchestra

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