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'he ""5't‘ l"‘f‘ ififliistry is not vetona iiieltiiasis
Dedliifei-cl li-l-.inrl Silver Black Foxes Capitaliyed at
§l)5_;,:_l(:t_;__a__|_i_>:ni_'  the safest place for you to put
Wliv not write today, right now f th C _
pany’s prospectus and full informaticinor e Om
Connaught Pedigreed Black Foxes, Ltd.
Phone 484-Cameron Block-Box 54
g o S . 3 y
agent in Montague. mum charge twenty-tive cents. '-_,~f~_.¢,_i.~»,_.,.__._..'....   ._.__§_,,___ f,_-,_ _,  ___j__  ,_ ,,_,__,_,,,_,_____ __ _ _ _ _ _
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Go to the
Cook Studio
for fine photos
Q
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We dewoii- om- time to
Art---ln--~i’nrtraiture '
at the
Bayer Photo Studio
127 Grafton St. 'Telephone 192]
Finishing For The Amateur
We close on Monday after-
noons for July and August.
For a Good Photo,
_ -Visit the-
A-. E. Lyon--siaaio
Finest work, moderate
Personal attention given
Amateur’s Work
 
' IIORSON it DUFFY
Barr-laters and Attorney:
Solicitors tor Royal Bunk ol Uiinadl
MONEY T0 LOAN
price.
t0
Races
Races will be held on the
people’s track, Garfield on
August 29th, 1914. There is
a matched race between the
following horses.
Bellewood, owned by W.
McKenzie, Flat River and
Oakley Oaks owned by W. F.
Brown, Pownal. Also a three
minute class purse $30.00,
entries close the 25th.
Should day prove unfavor-
able the race will b_e held
Monday or the tollowing fine
day. _
Trains will arrive from
Charlottetown at Surrey at
10.37 A. M. from Murry Har-
bor to Surrey at 8 o’clock A.
M. Leaving for Ch’town the
M.H. train will wait at Surrey
1 hour for Ch’town. By order
A. W. McLEOD
Proprietor,
_ ' Garfield, P. 12.1.
5057-8-20mtst4i
i
Anthracite
Coal
Now landing ex Schr. Bayard
Bames 1800 Tons Best American
Sc t Co l, 21150 due '.0 i“'nYF,
ran on ":Sinah C Kiminski
r Schr. ` -
,E0 tons of the celebrated Laclg
awana Coal in E88. 5f0Ve 3”
Chestnut sizes.
Tir Ce' *:..:;'.::f.ii:.‘as
quai y an pa .
best are requested toqbook theiilr
orders at once, and delivery 
be made from vessels wiiile is-
charging at lowest prlC€S-
Bnntain Bell & Co
Piwneioi. seiiiniz Agents D°f“
"inian €oxl~-£0. lLtd~
A 'ents Black Diamond Line.
Cii'rown.July 23rd. 1914.
L- --~ »_ _
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Attend the Flower Show
August 26-27
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You dressy men who want
to see the very latest word
in smart shoes call in and
see our
Invictus .
the Good"Shoe ‘
There are displayed in tan-
patent and gun metal, but-
toned and laced styles, new
toes and smart heels. They
are the best fitting and best
wearing boots you can buy,
$6.00 and $7.00 a pair.
Alley & Co.
135 Queen St.
 
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Expert
Optical Service
Our business is to ex-
amine Eyes. We aim to
give our patrons the ben-
elit,the most modern and
approved methods of ex-
amination.
That our services are
appreciated, is evidenced
by the large increase in
this year's business.
We guarantee to give
you the best results ob-
tainable by the use of
properly iitted lenses.
G. F. Hutcheson
99 Grafton St. 0PtiCial1
*___-___..._..._.._..J
Hard Coal
.To arrive for here
in a few days per
Schooner “A n n 1 e
Marcia.”
500 Tons b e st
quality of Hard Coal
nut sizes. _
Customers will
please book their
orders so as the Coal _ J/
~ , ./ ni ui .1 :Mi-. Angi ivi imiis. _
Can be d€i1V€I`€d gi--1" 'ver e sm (1-_ ‘R 0 Barrlsters. Solicitors etc,
'§"_*_" *Mr Hood, Canadian Hank of cms ,n Duanmy mock Comm Dunn
. , , : _ ‘ r ` . . . f ~ _ ~_
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     » (lgglrgezfgm  shmfrc r?““‘;\`;‘r"m3)“r; and Grdtnnpftéet;Sarfzihnrlottetiiwn_
° ’ l M . Gilbert l so e o vac ti n 'W `\] _ _
 V  __/) ixdulils vlirnic iii Gdififsliotlio* H R 0 _ 01  To ‘ OAN
" ' ""' ~ , -- - w 1 iiitn
I ...~'ri-in iilionniuo Guardian can ..~i~‘LowEii snow Prince of
,he obtained in sou;-ig at M, A, Pao- 'Wales College, August 26-27. I
August 16th., ii son. Congra.ulntlons.’ or-ybody is going to see the greatest
,robresentativa in Bouris, will gladly ___
-1"=°°1v° subscriptions and advertising i:XHInI'rIoN n.-\ci<is.-'i‘iie use
Dingwall.
m_SUBSCRIBE'_"'nS should renew aiDri\'ing Park will he Monduy next,
week or two before tha time they
IHLVG Duid for has expired and thus
not miss nn issue, as ull papers are
,discontinued promptly on expiry
dute.
._ °i.UMBEll. LADEN.-The schooner
“|lictatiir" is linuling luinlier for the
butts nt the Souris Riile Runge. 'l`he
lniiilirr is towed from the vessel to
the shore by inotor bonts.‘ |cm_qEes_ Did you Ben the entries., H
._*lil)MF1 llEl"AlRS.-Tlie resi-
dence oi' Mrs. Samuel McDonald. of
liunilus Centre, has undergone some
extoiisive repairs during the past tow
ivoolts, ut the hiinilr. oi’ severui oi` the
loi-iii carpenters oi’ Dundas Centre
:ind ,viu-nity.
..,*F‘OR Siilil-1: l1ron~:rty :il vl;e
l.te Benjniiiin Dnv , i'i-mu¢y~¢,,-_i
I . y -_ _
:Prose consisting of fifty :i:"i:s ln:-tl,
good ilwelllui; house, iiir._v: orchard
und hlucksriiith forge. For further
pnrllculors apply to Nl.‘~' lit-iijanii-i
lliivy, (loinnierciiil Crosis, P, I-l. I_
5092-8-?/2\liil<].li
...’SUDDFlN I'liUNGE.~-Mr. li‘I'un-
cis (‘.i‘lnies, Soiiris, while einployed on
the sehr. llictutoi' took n sudden
lheader over the side, u.stl‘iile ii I-lnnk
Mr. l`.i'inies got. quite a iliiciiing, but
‘oy graspiiig ii. pliiiik its he cainc up
for the third time iiiniiuigeil to get
‘uhoard the vessel again.
..*EliE(1'i`ltlt‘. S'i‘()RM.-A heavy
tliuiider and lighliiiiig storm occurred
Saturday night about nine o’clock and
coiitinued uiitii about three iii the
morning. 'l‘he storm was the hciiv-
iest seen iii-ouiid Sourii-i for several
years mid was followed hy heavy rain.
..*lMPR()VEMEN'I‘S.-Mr. Wesley
Jackson, of Buy l<‘0rtune. has recently
completed a large new barn, and luis
the contract let for tho erection oi’
an up-to-date ilwellliig lioiise_--Mr.
Joseph Cliiippcl is conteinpliitiiig
erecting a large, up-to-date lieiincry,
the plans ol' which have been prepar-
ed by Mr. G. E. Saville, Architect, of
Annaliilnlo, and wlilcli embrace ull
the latest iniproveineiits in inoderii
poultry-house coiistruiztiuii.
..."1‘llE TWO WAR HOlt.Sl-IS, Vesta
Buy, 2.05}, and the mysterious
horse Dr. Sharper, 2. 19}, meet lat
Montague, on the 24th, gee won’t
they go sonic. l)oii't forget that
Hilda S. and On \Vllkes will be right
there too with the goods. Where
will you stake?
5078-8-21M3l.
...'TWEN'1‘Y-ONE ENTRIES for the
Montague Races, what ilo you know
itbout that? Looks as though the
horses like to go there, and you iill
know that. when the horses go,thare
` will he lots of people there to sec
them race, come along and see them
you will see something to be remem-
bered lor u long while. lb
5078-8-21M3i.
..°SOUltlS SCHOOL.-The Sourlsi
iligii School is at present being t'u'.n-
igated und the ceiling is to have ben-
ver board. Mr. H. L. Dingwell. un-
dortnker, in iiiniigntlng it. Mr. Ding-
well is it graduate of the New Eng-
liiiiil School of Anatomy from which
ho holds several certificates for ein-
biilniiiig and funiigiitlng. Mr. Ding-
wull also iuinigated the house ot’ the
lute Snniuol Mclioiiald mid his work
is thorough and siitlslnirtory. A little
oi this work would not be aziiiss in
some of the districts east ol' Souris as
siiikuess has been very prevalent
there this spring. Mr. liaiichlin Mc-
lnnis is fitting the ceiling with beaver
board.*
"Tho School that has won the con-
lidance of the people" will re-open on
Siipteiiiher 2nd-K"/all mul inspect the
most iip-to-iliite liusiness College in
the Maritinio Provinces. Full infor-
.niiition on application to Principal
Wm. Nlornn, [lution Foiiinicrciiil (lol-
legc. 5097.
:Rexall Pearl Tooth Powder is es-
pecially prepared for those who pro-
icr the nntiseptie`nction and pious-
nnt tiistes ot wintergreen. It purilies.
whitens, preserves the teeth, renders
the mouth pure und whoiesoinc, im-
parts ii frnirrnnt lreshiiess to the
breath, and leaves your mouth antis-
optlcnlly clciin, sweet and cool. lt
will delight you. Shaker top can, 25
rants. MacKinnon llrug Co., Cor.
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f-;§' _ _ 9 1’ n  ' ' ,' Barrister Notary Public, ctr.
J §\ undergoing trnntnient 'in the City MONEY To LOAN
 ` \ N Hospital., *I ir il ‘l nk. Cnrlutteto wn. F. E.
.__ _ 1'r7`i§~;/$1
rs). ‘W
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vtrip.
races to -be h‘ald on the (lhnr1ottotii\v“
2-itii, init. sioi.
...°DID YOU SEE the list oi entries,
for the Montague liorso itunes, i»ii|
the 24th. There will sure be sninol
going in -the Free For All.
5078-Fi-21M3i.
...*FIGH'|'ING, in lifiiropc, there nill
be fighting lor first place ut thc`
Montague Horse ltuces, in the three'
not look them up, 21 horses enteriiil.
5078-8~21M3i.
....*'|`I'lE BYEIL.-'l`ho Lnily Syliilf
_entered nort at iqouris Monday riven-i
ting at five o’clock. She had twiilvii,
passengers from the .llagdaleri Liluiitl-1
and hull also ii large qimiitity nl.
ireirht. Hlin took n cont-iiileriililti'
uunntity ot freight, on her oiitwiird
_..°'I‘HE 2.24, TROT nt Montague
. _*lla-iv. Mr. Godfrey. now ot' Syiliivy
forniely of Sourls, in here on ii short
visit*
..*Mlss Arn liodwell, liostoii, is
visiting at lier old lioino in the Souris
line itoiid* ' ‘
..*Mr. Frank Dixon, Fortiiiio, was
iii Soiiris Saturday on a Iiusiiicss
trip*
..*Miss Saga Ediiioiiils and Miss Mar-
Zliiwit McQ\u\ld left Suuris Saturday on
ii short visit to iiilniirn*
Miss Lillian liluiiii, Mermaid, and
Miss Leiia_M_uiin. \\’ood lsliiiids, spent
Monday visiting (‘liarlottetown.
Miss Alice Pigott, Mt. Stewart, has
returned homo after u. plensaiit visit
to Boston and Washington, D. C.
..*Mr. Vincent Mi:Doniild. oi' Spry
Cnpe, passed through Aiiiinnilnlo on
Tuesday on a business trip.
..*lViiss Luuru Mullally. Goiviiii.
Briie, is at present toacliiiig school nt
Bear River*
..*Itev. Fr. Mclienna, oi' St i‘aul's,
is spending a fr-w ilnys at Mr. Friiii-
'cis Cairns, Sourls West.
..*Messrs. Roy llowlett iiiiii John
A. Norton, ot Annandale, iv.,-ro visit-
ors iii Mt. Stewart recently iii the in-
terests ot the fox industry.
...‘Mr_ Gordon Baker, ('1i:ir1otte-
town, arrived yesterday evening in
Sonris on H short visit.
..*Mr. Maurice Marcou, Soiiris, has
resigned his position in Matthew niid
MoI.eaii's store and left today at noon
for Clinrlotietowii*
..*Mr_ Edwin McDonald is expect-
ed to visit Diirell in the nenr future.
While in that vicinity he will bo the
guest. of Mr. John A. Steele.
Mr. F. J. Arseniinlt, of Sydney, N.
S., and formerly oi' Froelriiid, lint ll.,
is spendliig it few diiys on the lsliiiicl
visiting friends.
Miss Sadie (‘.. Maulieoil has rotnrii-
ed to the clly utter spending it very
pleasaiit week nt Elliotis, the iziioi-it
nf Miss May Mnchciiiinii.
..*Mlss Annie tliillrigliuii, Tlrznisli.
who has heeii visiting Miss Laura
Mullally, Soiiris, tor the past week ro-
turned homo on Monday.
..*Mrs. Robert Howlett, oi' Anniin-
dale, left on Tiiesilriy for Sy-'liie_v
Mines. N. S.. on ii visit to hor dangli-
ter, Mrs. Jacob Macilowoli, of lliut
plnce.
turned yesterday evening from (liar
l ttet W whcie the former has been
°Mr. Jos. lllnrcoii, express agent.,
Charlottetown, cnnie up on the even-
ing trnin Satiirriny to visit his pur-
ris. the guest of the tormi\r‘n sister.
Mrs. John Mullally, Souris.
town. who has been in Qnohoc sem-
inary for the past yenr has returiicil
home and is at present visiting ln lienr
tures Safe Depos t --lice and Cnr
\l\||y -- |r\u\~riinne - Guiraniced
Mortgage investments
ll'i'i'/.\' /"i'/iir/ [il »Qv1/r’l)¢’[1:».uf/
V111/L ll"i`I/in/M 1,'/if/ri/1-_
Dominion Trust
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Your investment is SAFE - l _ , D0mm= on 1   -~  .-  .l   
| H ` ,fu   ":"';"";"'5""}’ *iii-*"i`-"*'-"ff-'1»i="’:~ '-`-"7-`-'i"=€'/"L»;;‘-..i':i_- -»-i.,'--'.-.-.'_"=i~&,i'_i`f;h.¢-.w&'=1i:5f{ii* "°‘~,
0 . , .._~1'r Pays to buy in tins Province -own CENT pci- were ascii inner- ,v  ¢i\ ‘ -  ' ‘  _:\ -.r€f;\ _  
In    C '°` _ tion for advertising in this ¢.,1u,,-n_  _;  _» ._ _ , _  2 5 _ .;s,§.i    _   .v
. I ..."i‘ GORDON IVE is Guardian Cash must accomimn order. Mini-    ' -“'     .;
A EX[]‘;\a| the Charlottetown Guardian .-7./iw ligr/i,»liull 7',-its!/;,.~l
“gmt 17- ’ qiievs 5072 s 2iMr‘   ” ‘  
. ' ' il. `=_r_ ‘€_'- _ _ 
ii .. _ _ ' _ -- '* Paid Up Capital and Reserve ~_' 15?' I. _.if    5
The < i-l--f :mon of the continental mark t . .. cnisAMirn_-To Mr. ima- Mrs. _.foo WITH THE criowps on the 1-  _; _ _ _ _. ._ ,
may “,,.,,,,_,,,_.,___|V _educe the dem df e S G90rgc Creamer, Sourls, on Sunday 24th, to Montague lloi-se Races. ov-i $3,000,000 "'._:,'--fr ,'- _ The _£0171 IJUISC l1&S_b€C0lllC _Pl fl.\'tl.iif_‘  ,i ._f fp
an or elts but tm __  ll._ slgrovsiing popularity is e_iiil>r;ici%ig young -~ ' ' '
 _ _ _ _ ‘ " H108 Of f WS- _f gn s uric women in :ill waits _o i e. "‘ -
 uni , ii is the demand will be greater _than ""MR' CARL M°r’°N“‘L`D G“'“d*““ 5078-8-21M3L -DEPARTMENTS” _  Itealiziiig this. we _havd made our llriif l, 5 ,
,_ NUSTS F' M i l of Com Piirsw the mor’ co-ni lete i'i th _ g
-- irst or gage nuns A ~ =- » \ .-t f - ,) . . i C ,-
The oi iiaiight- Company with its 15 pairs of matter lit the once oi Undertaker ,i_,,_,, for ,,,,,,,,,d ,,,_y,,,,,,,t ,n me Stake umeiii -s-is, miiiicipsi iifiiin- ,,_,_, _ , tiff; '.
running from ‘J0 ceiits np.
is
ii Province. 'i`lii- ir--ices are \'cr_v reasonablt "
,
.
We always consider it a pleasure to shi w our .;. _.,
oocls. -  
W. W. WELLNER 
Jewelers & Iiiigravets  
Esrab. isss ;§;
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Al)VlSOR`{ BOARD
Hi-~ i'~~-~»»-~~i   .i .' .i , i l i liliis-_-_-ii ~»
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f f A ,,,,_- p _ ii
limi <`li‘l,\i_ lliiltoii,
H. lVl. Davison - R
l\lANAUl‘lli l_
Mi rris Block-Cliftrlilttnfov ii.
51190-2-22Msii3l.
on the 24th. looks like the real- »______,_._______..._.__.
thing, some oi’ the izreiitest trottvr:-i I.: »--**“~°--°°°‘”'“”'*'**'
in the Maritime Provinces ure meet- 5-_-_1%_i_. 
int: there. li'onr stiillionii, the hy- _ _
bred ones, seo them. ris, l-‘r:iiii:o. iipliii lc-iiriiiiii". ‘ll ill" Hill'
507g.g,21M3i_ liri-:ik oi' Iiostililii-s iii llii- lioiiiv lziiiil.
  \'isiliii1;.iii Soiirzi; for lin- |i;i-~.l, ii_~\~.-i-
"_‘ nl \v<:\»l<s li-ll in i‘il||i‘ii 1i\,lliiii`_.ii:i~-_-
__,.NnSR Emp, mmwnyv Sm“,i___ has _l_i,i_wi,i iiii llii- :illi-iiiiioii liziiii .»iiliii~
loft on a tour to Albi~i'toii, Bostoii uiiil ` ‘ ~ __ __
other American cities* __,.,M,,_ _\_ l-_ “,_.,.,.,,_ U1- tm.,-,;,;,|._._
° l'iii i
..*Mlss Jennie Norton. thi- ellicleiil [T | Tl
teacher oi' Annandale School for the |i D ,
past two years, left on Monility for    S
'iilll' .lnliil `\l<‘\li-vi' wliii li`i:'. livi .i
hiiei iiiidei' i-oiir;-_i-_ ol` i»oii:iirii<~ ii i
lunfo iiow Iiurii \\'liii-li, \\‘li<-ii viiiii-
piiiiell, will bi- :i wortli_v :iililituiii io
lliiil pitrlii-,\il:i|‘ sei-lioii ol' lliv i-oiii|ll‘_~',
’l`liv worli is in-ing; lloiiiv uiiilfii' tlii-
capublo :s\ipi=i‘\iii~'.liiii ol Mr. ldiliiiiiiiil
Jol`l'i»i‘_\', oi' Little l’iuiil.
Miss Lena Miiiiii, Wiioil lsliiiidei.
lately of (`:ii|ilii'iilg§o, M;ti'.:;., ri‘liii‘ii|‘il
liiiiiio i`i‘niii l\1i-i'iii;iiil, init. fili, :ilti-i'
li;i\-int; spi-nl ii \'i~|‘_\' lilvzisiiiii \':ii‘;i-
tion with her iiiivlo unil i-iiiiiziiis. Slit'
was aicr-oiiipiiiiii-il by lil-i' wouslll, “HSS
Daisy Miiiiii, who iiileiiils sp:-iiiliiii: ai
inw iluys iii \\'iiod lsliiiids:
1:'[‘he Liidics llninc .]<iiii'n:iL lor
Snpteiiilicr is the /\ui.uiiiii l-‘iinliioii
uiiiiihi-r :iiiil is ii very l'iiii-. one voii-
tninlng: ii niiiiilier oi riioii‘<‘. .<f»\i`=“"i
Special Art`icii-i~i, .\i-r~illi:\‘,'i>i'l< liisii-
ions and otlicr useful iiiiiiriiiiil.ii'iii, A
i-opy should bo iii uvni-_v liiiiiiv. soiiil
your iirdei' to Cnrter R' CJ., l.til.,
price 15 cents per copy by lilllll ?'\|-'Z
5,081-%-2`i\l2i.
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We Take the Risk
We know you will be delighted
| with the O-Cedar Polish Mop.
` We know you will welcome
I the relief it brings.
We know you will appreciate
the hard work it saves.
We know you will be pleased
with the way it dusts, cleans and
polishcs--all at the same time.
That is why we say:-
Try the 0-Cedar Polish Mop for 2
days at our risk. If it is not satisfac-
tory, we do not want you to keep it.
The price-$1.50-will be returned
without question it It isnot ull. sud more.
than we claim. You to be the judge.
Simon W. Crabbe
l
Alherton, where she has securetl lliv U
position ol` tvnclier. i .___
...*Mr. and Mrs. A. F. M¢‘.Qiiiiid re- " __
--‘= »--' ~¢“f~=-\ 0° Moon  s..*t:i.'l:':i:; al~;ii:.°a...‘::';°.z'.....§il°.‘.*.'.- slat
\ U19' at M;J_ntrell.Cnnada. Permanent Mortgarie Cor-
, .___ 1 _
in    _/)  ..*Mrs. T. Mcinerney, llnrcliester. wrm,£%?;’t“2""f, ,9‘{_;"fi"" 0'5"- P"°"’° m°°"
-\ . Um , . . .
. ,, ' Mass., and Mliis Anglo Doyle. Char-
/ .
_ \ ,. _ si - "
lottetown, spent thi weekend ln ou A M L2 n mc" Dmmm Mcmnmn
" ..°Mr. Emmet Doiigan. (‘hiirlniie» B.rri°ters° A“0r“ey'at'Law
C “r 'U C Y- '-' ‘Mr lnlin lliinmu one ot the is  
 lnnil tourists who has b_c~i-ii viialtlni: in c ‘";"_m____ and Am_m___:___`w _
 Annnndnln nt lntfirvnic. llurluf; lli- ~,.“_,,___,,_m,( ___ N 5 U_,'m;|__H
I ,. past siiiiirnor. init tor lilo lzciiiv in l’n- ciisriniii-io~n_ |'. l~'. lsiiinii '
.__ ... .fyldi W -W --~T">-~~'--'-" ‘
K J MARTIN, B. A. l
Warburton & Shaw
Bolloni, 2,15, -
Kin
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on
and
in it
will
the
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the
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Montague Horse Racse
Monday, August 24th, 1914
Purses ”$[y,5@_(]() Purses
Races Start at one o’clock
The liillo.\'in_i: liiiix-1i“a li;i\`c eiitcri-fl in tho i'<~-‘.gi<‘rt lvf- c~l;is';e-3.
Free For All, Trot und pace, Purse $200
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IJ. ./\. Mcl\`liinoii, (;li;irlottt-town.
llaiiicl Steele, Siiiiinieiside.
_l. 'i`. Waite, Shcrbi'ook_
(9. Ives, hloiitzigiic.
'l`. C. lidgett, Cliarlottctowri.
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1’i‘inccss lztla, C. Iidigett, “
2.24, Class Trot, Purse, $150
l\/layor Toilil, l'lfm'iiiionrl l\`i-llv, South Port.
(lrwell lielle, 2.23, l-fi. ll. /\_ l\/lcltirinon, Cliarloltc-town.
lhciitoii ll. Il. C. ll<`>opcr, “
King lloilds, ll. ll. Acorn, Souris.
lioltoiii, 2_.‘»_’Il, l-i. 'l`_ (l. lycs, l\loiita_rfi_1c.
(ieorgc (,i°csus, 2.27. ll:-laiicy~Sinitli Silver Black Fox Co.
Cherry Ripe,
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White Sox, Mrs. l. Ives, Montague.
2.30 Class Trot and Pace, Purse $100.
Zealot, 2.29, l-2. M. Mcl\'crina, Vernon.
Ferndale, N. Nicholson, Cardigan.
Derby, Stanley Wcillock, Chzirlottetown.
Ruby D. il. C Hoop:\r, Chziiiottetowii.
White Sox, Mrs. l. ivos. Montague,
Moth Miller, I-I:-iinmond Kelly, Chai'lotlcto\i-"ii,
With the above large list of entries, thc public. :irc assured Of
of the best days horse racing cvcr held on l’. I5. lslzuid.
No intoxicating liquors, or intoxicated persons will be allowed
or near the gi'ountls_ l-lot dinners will bt-scrvt-d on ihc grounds,
will _bc Linder thc same iiianagcnii-iit as on former years, which
sell is sulliciciit guarantee of the best inffal in the town. There
also be well stoclrctl ice cream and refrcsliineiit saloons, and
usual amusenients.
The track was neven so igoocl, there will likely be some former
e records broken this year, will you Sec them?
The inanageineut has added an additional seating capacity to
ir grand stand, of tive hundred, so their should be plenty of room
every body this year, therc will also be an additionil ticket
e. at the gates.
'l.`lie following train ai'r:iri;;fements liaive been made, carrying
horses as well as people.
S`l`A'l`ION FARE TRAIN DEPTS.
Summerside, $1.15 6.120 A._ M.
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Kensington, 1.10
Freetown, 1.10
Cape '1`i'.'ivei`sc, L25
Emerald, 1.10
Bradalbane, l.i0
Ilunter River, 1.00
North Wiltshire, 1.00
Royalty jet. .00
Cliarlottetovvn, l 00
York, .80
Bedford, .75
Mt. Stewart, .00
Elmira, i.l0
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Bear River, 1.00
St. Peters, .00
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l’cake's, .45 10.30 “ -
Cardigan, .25 11.00 “
Montague, Arrive. 11.20 “
Returning special train will li-ave Montague after the races.
Tcains will mect the trains and convey passengers to the race
k at reasonable rates.
The management have spared no pains in preparing forthe
sure, comfort and convenience of the public.
We had about four tliousan_d people at our _races last ye-ni", and
rust to out number that this year, your friends will be there,
ee you, and we will be looking for you.
ADMISSION---Adults 25c, Children l5c
T GORDON IVES Secretary.
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