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ln presenting the British Soldier to the breeders of P. E. Island after
many years experience in the horse business I do so with pride, knowing that
The British Soldier in individuality Breeding and Speed is the equal oi the
best in the world’s equine Kingdom. ,
THE BRITISH SOLDIER FOALED 1911
Reg. No. 59201 Record 2.19!/1 Champion 4 year old trotting Stallion uf'
the Provinces made in a winning race at Halifax 1915.
The British Soldier is aremarkably handsome horse, dark chestnut no
white excep Star_ Stands 15.2, and will make 1100 lbs. when matured,l1e is
a Stout, Strong built horse pcssessin8 extraordinary bone and stands squar-
ly on the best of feet.
Cochato 32.11% the sire of The British Soldier is the Greatest Speed
String Son of Todd 2_14% whose sons and grand sons are the Champion
Bpeed producers ofthe world. Cochato’s dam is Costinea 2.19% dam of 5
in 2.30, by Plstachlo 2.21, full brother to Nutwood 2.18%, Champion brood-
mare sire.
Miss Pratt~2.17l/4 by Heir-at~Law 2.05% dam of the British Soldier is
one oi' the world’s greatest brood mares being thc dum ui 7 including The
Leading Lady 2.07 at 3 years a world’s record at the time, Miss Pratt is the
Brehd dam Of Six. four having entered the Charmed Circle in 1915 taking
records from 2.12'/4 te 2.08% all aged three and four years.
The Ifriendly Chief two years old 1915 is a i'ull brother to The British
Soldier he took nhreeders record in August of 2.22% has since worked miles
over Reidvllle track in 2.15. The Prattler one year old 1915, mother full bro-
ther worked quarters in 33'/4 seconds.
The British Soldier has more fast record trotters in his own family of
brothers and sisters than any three stallions in the Province.
The British Soldier trotted a half mile on Charlottetown track in 1.05%
the last quarter in 3055 seconds the only time his driver Peter Conroy ever
let him have his head, he has better than two minute speed.
N0 horse in the City has travelled more miles than The Soldier the past.
winter and today he is tit. for the show ring, he can be seen any time at 254
Kent St.. Charlottetown.
Terms Season $20_00. Cash or Note due November ist. Insure $30.00
Usual return. _ '
The 5 leading Sires of new race record performers, 1915:
- ' Age. New Performers Horse
12 19 Cochato,   ..2.111;i_»
20 19 Peter the Great, 4, _ . . .
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14 14 Bingera, 34707
Bingen (dead).... .....2.06%
Moko, 24457
W. S. McKiE,
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-AGRICULTURE LECTURE. -
Prof W .I Reid ofthe Agriculture
Branch. Summerside, gave an instruc-
tive address in the Hall. at Port Hill
on Monday evépix last Mr W, J
Montgomery t of Central
Farmers institute presided Mr F T
Morrow Dairy Inspector was to have
been present but was prevented from
coming but Prof Reid gave some good
suggestions along the line ot. Dairy
Work. He also spoke on-.the jwool
uestion and other cooperative work.~
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A ote of thanks was tendered Prof.
Reid for his able address.--P.
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Brothers Llmlted.Toronto.
Registered Clydesdale
Stallion A
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Certified copy ofpedigrses recorded
In the Clydesdale Stud Book of Cana-
da. P. E. Island enrolment No. 10.
Sired by Lord Donald (3058) (10650) .4
by Self Esteem (Imp.) (377) (5344).
_ 'Danrhy Flora (2470) by Margaret
WIN ‘RACE RECORD, 2,11, 1-4
Made on half mile track
Trial Mile in 2,05, last haifin ‘<59 sec.
Pure Bred ‘Enrollment No. 20 .
The sons of Hambleionian, \vhich, today, breed on the best
through their daughters, grahdoaughtcrs, and great granddaught-
ers, are the Electioneer, and Wilkes strains, showin! that -'~the.m-
tensiiiération ot the lilood of the best, seems to be the surest way.
uce wmmn ro ers.f_. _ ,, _ .  ;
‘O Qllljeeiaid F, 2,15 1-4, has this great 1 o.r.blna`l ion, thro"Ul1h'B€l-'
sire, 2.18, by Electioneer, and Gambetta Wilkes, 2,19, 1-4, by_Geor£
Wilkes. ' Undouhtableiy he’wiii'sire speedfcrossed withrany
geny of the above strains, which are rea_lly_ fthe foundation 0 .allf
‘ blood. ._ _.
the &Jillll’n€aice season of 1916, at the Montague Livery Stables;
tea liars for the season. - _ _ . -_ _ . »  D
i" ‘f ' i»U'aa` anno- aundthritésr No. 21 “
Send-for circular card, giving full part1culars,ior 'the'a'sislng_
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(1075) by Maggie (Imp.) (1678)_
__Coior, handsome dappled brown
with white face and tour white feet.
Why mate your mare with any inferior
horse when you can do so with this
_imported registered horse who has
proven himself to be,_one of the best
stock getters in P. E. lsland:- He
will make the season or 1916 at the
st ble of the manager.
J. DINGWELL JENKiN",
Vernon.
TERMS;-' Eight dollars for season
with usual return privileges to be
settled for by note at time of service.
‘Mares at owners risk.
9501-5-3ME8.5.9.l2.18.1f.&30.
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The death occurred yesterday after-
noon after an illness of about two
years, of Mrs. Dawson. wife of Rev-
J. L. Dawson, _recently pastor of they
First Methodist Church, Charlottetown
and now of York Congregation,_Char
lottetown District, The deceased was
formerly Miss Lockhart, St. John and
leaves to mourn besides her husband
three sons Kenneth, an engineer at
Halifax, Wilfred, Professor in Prince_
of Wales College and Chesiey attached
to a signalling corps in Halifax. The
funeral will take place Monday by rail
to Bradalbane, thence to Tryon. Inter-
ment will be in the family plot in Try-
on Cemetery_ To the bereaved family
the Guardian tenders sincere sympathy
NEW GLASGOW AND VlCiNiTY.-
Farmers are now hard at work pre-
paringf _the soil forthe different crops.
No seeding has been done to date but
some potatoes have been planted no-
tably Mr. Artemas Moffatt who is one
of the most enterprisinég agriculturists,
has a large field setf 0 seed. That
New Glasgow is becoming famed as a
desirable residential place is proved by
the fact that within the last year three
gentlemen of means have purchased
properties in the village evidencing
the fact they desire to spend the re-.
mainder of their days in the loveliest
of spots.- Privates Walter Crockett
and Miller H. Stevenson of the 105th
Battalion C_ E. F. ere~at their respec-_
tive homes assisting at farm work.--
Miss Esther Stevenson, teacher, Fred-
ricton, spent the week end at her home
-Mr. Geo. Dickieson has taken a posi-
tion with the Royal Bank of Canada,
Baron Mack
No. 14361
lion Enrclment No. -24 will
make the season of 1916 *at
the owners stable. Mares at
owners risk. ` /
For full particulars write
or phone .
` H. C. McKAY,
Wheatley River,
` P. E. 1.
9543-5-3W2i then tus Jipd. .
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Pure Bred Clydesdale Stal- '
respect
woman The
McMillan
Pant
her con
services at the
WEDDING BILLS. -A very pretty
_welldingt-.was .lolsmnizeti at St. Ann’s
Church; Lot 65:.on.'l‘uesday‘-May 16th
915 when Margaret Murray of that
l7i>m»'a._sna amen Moeusla of char-
lottetowrr were. united in the holy
bélliie of'_m8titilli0l\y.,_ The nuptials
_were -performed'-by Rev. Dr. Curran,
P. P. Eicellant music appropriate to
the occasion,-~was rendered by Mrs.
`Daniel'_ Malone of Lot 65. The bride
'who-qwas beccmingly attired in a suit
of Belgium blue and white picture
hat-nwae. attended -by Miss Lizzie Mc-
'Quaid who was .fittiagly dressed in
_a,-suit of navy blue. The groom was
ably supported by his brother Stephen
of St. Dunstan’s College. After the
wedding ceremony was over the wed-
dingparty were tendered a breakfast
at the parochial residence of Rev. Dr.
Curran after which they drove to the
home of Mr. James Hickey, Charlotte-
town where asumptuous repast was
served in Mrs. I-Ilcke_v’s usual hltzli
claas style. The remaindn ' i the »~\,=m\-
ing was very pleasnniw :pcm in
dancing, speeches and music. The
accompanist throughout the evening
was Miss Blanche Milmau of Char-
lottetown, The bride's departure will
be deeply regretted by the people of
St. Ann's Lot 65 and particularly by
the choir of that church as her removal
causes a vacancy as organist of that
choir which will he difficult to fill.
BADEN POWELL
DENIES REPORT
NEW YORK, May 17.--A London de-
spatch to a. news agency here says:
“Lieut. Gen. Sir Robert linden Pow-
ell, founder of the Boy Scouts, wrote
today denying rumors in eirculatioh
in the United States that he was a
prisoner in the Tower ot London,
charged with being a spy.
“I regret that the report that I am
nsfandmzyby '_
i`| all Salt
Beillln of
Work, IDHDUI, I'-lg.
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sdjourning in the Tower of`London on
the charge of eslJi0El1E¢ C5000! D9
correct,” - he wrote, as I was taken.
out and' _shot over a month aEo-ac-
cording to a Chicago newspaper. Iam
not c_lea,r which country I was spying
for, but at themoment I am , fairly
busy on work for Great Britain." ‘
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