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"BEA   ___________
lsboiha
Bread Flour
and a
Pastry Flour
(C_o_ritlnugd_frorn_ page 1.)
horses shorrld promise excellent sport.
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Riverside Races on July 7 are 2.20
trot and pace, 2.30 trot and pace
and green race.
s o o -
Montag\\_e.wil*l liold a _big pace lD109f»
abouy.'Aug.- 16th. `
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The perfect nw is urs
one that combing 1|"
:ood qualluesot onm-is
and Western wheat.
This is exaétly what
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It is a blend of best
Ontario fall when with
ri little Western wheat
to add strength
Beaver ' Flour l
¢¢lU\\llY good for Bread
and Pastry-it has the
real home made flavor
that western Hours
lack. Ask your grocer
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QAND CLAY CONSTRUCTION
UPON A SANDY SUBBOIL
(Continued )
When the drainage has been pro
perly provided, the roadbed should
be brought to a crown It has beer.
fniiud more economical to crown first
n section of the road nearest the
source of the clay The first load or
clay is dumped on this prepared sec
tion at the point nearest the clay
bed, each succeeding load thus being
hauled over the preceding Care
should be taken to spread each
parately and evenly as soon as
has been deposited and before it is
driven over
After spreading the clay it should
be covered with a layer of clean sand
When the road has been opened to
traffic a suflicient amount of sand
should be added from time to time
to keep the surface smooth and pre
vent the formation ol mud Both the
thickness and the width of the layer
of clay to be spread are determine:
by the iolume and character
trrrlfic which the road is to usustain
If a narrow, single-track roadway ii
to be built it has been found best tr
spread the clay to a wodtb of abou
12 feet and to a depth ol 6 to 8 in
ches in the renter, tapering the layer
to ii thin edge at the sides In some
cases it may be necessary to modify
these directions to accord with t c
quality of the clay and the amount
of sand which it contains The "lean
er' or more sandy the clay e
greater will be the amount required
After the clay layer is completed
and covered with sand, as already
stated, _if the clay .is ofa plastic
and lumpy character it will probably
he necessary to plow and harrow it
alternately until the lumps are thor-
oughly disiiitegrated. Advantage
should be taken of rains in order to
puddle the road surface with a hnr-
row. As long as the surface shows a
tendency to “ball” and cake, more
sand must be addeduntil this trouble
is overcome. If, on the other hand
the surface loosens in dry weather, li
is due to an insuliiclent quantity ol
clay or else because the clay lacks
binding power. It must be borne in
mind that the construction of a sand-
clay road is not ia quick operation.
~ but a process of rather slow develop-
ment. In the course of the workthere
is time to determine what propor
tions ol the two materials will fin-
ally lead to the best results.
If the materials are especially
adapted to the purpose it is possible
to construct very excellent sand-clay
DEALERS-#rits n lsr prlru 0| Food Colne lflln nl hulls
THE 'l‘ ll TAYLOR C0 . l.llll‘l'llI. CIIATIIAM. (Ill
C.F.Pfrf>lcv.6% Kent St,Ha1ifax,N.S.,Tr avelling Sales Agen
The Dystant And England
Fox ‘Company Limited
Authorized Capital $l00 000
Subscribed Capital $80 000
louis Dystant President Ellerslre, P E. I
W E Dystint Vice Pres. Charlottetown P E I
Aldred England, Secy Treasurer. fllerslie, P E
This Company has Options on four (4) pairs of tho very best quality of Blrick
Foxes to he olrtirined with the expectation ot' scciirihg ir. fifth pair. The subscribed
(Jirpitirl luis been divided into sixteen hundred (|1500) Shares at $50.00 per Share
Niirrrly $10,000 of this Stock lrus already been taken.
This is one of the most safe perrrrrinunt and profitable investments offered
Send for Pr'of~ipectus today to thc President or' Secretary, Ellerslie, P. E. I
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Help Some Kid to
Get a Pony
by buying your
Chocolates
Caramels etc
Cake Sz Pastry
Ice ( team
Srda Water
Lunches
Cigars
Grim _
At White’s Tea Rooms
Sunnyside - _ '
pi . i_ i  ‘
W H rd R E T o S T A Y I N “ A L I F A X roads without tne use of plow, har-
‘row, or roller. The mixing can be
.lelt, after the materials have been
-properly spread, entirely to the ac-
ay or - tion of traliic. In all coristructioo,
ull cases it is advisable to use a road
a  .machine or other sirailar implement
I-to crown .andfsmoo the surface,
after which a light coat ol sandmay
be added.
The quantity of clay required to
brrild a mile of road will vary of
course with the width and depth of
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however, the'_best results are hasten?d
by the use of plow and harrow._- ‘In
any period of time put in at “THE HALIFAX," ,
will bc time will spent and comfortably.
Halifax, Canada. E. L. HscDONAl.D, Manager.
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HORSEMEN ATTENTION !
DR. ]. WOODBURY’S HORSE LINIMENT and iDR,’;]."WOODBURY’S
CONDITION POWDERS will save and preserve the life of your horseS.Their use
will cure and prevent the disease common to horses, such as Cough, Colds, Dis-
temper, Glanders, Spavins, Pink Eye, Splints, Curbs, Enléi'.iernen_ts,_ Cracked Hoof
Kidney Trouble, Fevers, Cuts, Sores and will remove bunc es-ofifall kinds.
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!_lt_J_W00DB ‘_ BEFORE U§lNG _ ___
_ '_ .  Do you know that’ “Dr. J
.irselinim 
_--i|_1m_ 1| ed by all the leading horsoiii¢_;y__,¢3p
rs-|-nm ,ma _ the _llomiuioh- _ Save and .prcgldtve
_fllelife pf your horses by it's'iise.
Manor/icrunlni i' ' ___Ii_'.v_vl~il_'-‘cui*b';and prevent "disease
- moiiimqn among horses. _ ‘
AFTER USING
Why have a :rick or lame horse
when you can get a reliable and
warranted remedy? The leading
horseuiei of the Dominion endorse
Dr. J. Woodbury’s Horse _ Lini-
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wi- _ 1' lerlhorntof..  s  
 k'”“KSrrrns 9028*”  lldllllllll lll'.r‘-J.
For Sale all Dealers _ -=.-.» _f _iwwmmvs
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wide
chss
of Clay
length;
Ylrll 91
yards
July lst, a goodentry list-and fast 1,760 yards
seen that
will' be
loo often,
no increase
health to
growing gi
J use of
my case l
in what _nv
w-as taking
for me and
llama' Pink
rzan to feel
for $2.50
the same s
(2.10) he by
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stylish just
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Class
s°°'d'
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to endorse
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Use this thoroughly for all and every disease of the horse ` ls secommsndsilf 
lt . Carefully watch, mark _and notice h__eEects, sud honestly judging it on its` merits, you l  _ `
3 ° f “ff _ .
-layer. A
Medium is one of the ‘Gilt
of the medium family his
Medium (2.16 l-4) he _by Riley
world's greatest Sires. .His darn
Neptune Lee he by All Right. ‘ _
T Medi
P. E. I. than any
Riley Medium one of- his
by Mr. Herman Hill _has
mi e trim in (l.l2)_Mr. r
8800 for him, 1 -
Ferry owned by Mr. Louls
press- Hotel~ S’slds`e‘ii.n" show a
c'ip_Mr.' Leard refused-$500 for
There is about 20- of his Colts
that will be-heard 'fr-om_` in the-n_
ini . Hi. so is he aifirsigz; s°uii¢i.»_ia
Dominion
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of 6
to be about
of a cubic yard. when.
___  r-  _~ hauling is done over sand;-'and . ' ' ` _ _.`-_'_‘ » - -
Tli£e[_"toll0wiii‘jf( hoigsq are likely t0 about 1 cubic yard when the hauling ' '  .  ~
go o ‘-'the Bummerside races from is done over a dry clay road. It may We h_a,V€_}-Q §tQC'k_=
Charlottetown viz: Uevilisb Dorothy be said utter rough calculation that A  `
2-13% Cbshallis Jr., 2.215, Gllgef 2-horse load of clay will cover 1 lip- ~ _ _. ~_-
- 2.20. 'Hlilda S. 2.20, Winnie M. Oo BY ar yard of 12-foot surface, making . ' _ '  ' " ' "
H. Rexlight, Moth Miller, George R. 750_ loads to the mile. The cost of Glass  `SetS
*Frank I. The Rexall Girl. sliovellng sand"upon the clay is the _ _
- sms, whether the in-ririig is xo- se; P ` '_    _ _
done with a plow add barrow or left  atef  Beffy’ ‘
R0 DS to trsmc, and therefore -ln.oach»case  - - _ ' "' ' ' ' " ' ,- - _ -
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The Danger
Ol Anaemra
nsumplion May Follow Un
less its ltsvsges Arn theclr
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There is danger to every girl and
every woman who falls a victim to
anaemia-that is hloodlessuess They
become iistless, feel too weak, too
wretched and too hopeless to take
prompt steps to stop the trouble
through .reglar-t, tliev
drift into a worse conditiorulorget
ting that anaemia frequently loads
on to consumption If you are -
aemic in the least degree von should
lose no tim ii her' ming treatment,
airu enrich the brood sup
ply To do this there is no other
medicine so good as Dr Williams’
Pink Pills Every dose heirs make
rich,red blood, which drives out di
ease and brings again the bloom of
pile snl sallov cheeks
l‘here are thousands of women and
rls in Canada who owe
their present good health to tho time
Dr Williams' Pink P ils
Among tho-.re who have been restored
to health ny this great medicine is
N v ll Mount I‘or st
viiss Rose e e,
Ont , who say .- Dr Wiillams's Pllk
Pills performed almost a mire-¢l0
was a :vtim of aucamia,
friends rousldcrcrl a can
erous form i was very pals, »rl\\aS'B
elt tired our., salered from scrtre
headaches," and had rio ainetit-a,`
doctor’s medicine for _a
long 'tlme`-in fact I tried twodoctors
-but instead. of improving.-I-_seemed
to be growing worse. My -parents
were at a loss to know what_to do
' thought I_ would not .re-
cover. Then a friend advised Dr. 'Wil-
Pills and I had only
taken them a few weeks when _I be-
better. This greatly en-
couraged me and Icontinued taking
the Pills for some time longer, sud-
found my health agains as good as
ever it had been, In fact I sm
stronger that ever I was before. I
have advised the use ol Dr. Williams’
Pink Pills to other girls who have
found the results equally beneficial."
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
mall at 50 cents 5 box orslx boxes
from -The Dr. Williams"
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. ~ H .
Trim Marlium
(Pure Bred Enrollrlienl' No. ‘22l
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The beautiful Seal Brown Carriage
Stallion, Tom Medium will-` make the
season of _i913 in Que's'n's' Oni file" will
leave the owner's stables .
22, Monday, May 5 and
tables as last 'season
Happy Medium _one
om um has- more Co!ts.on_
hi'-~ we
ef _
the of~ ree/ thiit
at One
3F
psoers
ear
(To be Continued )l efs
nent of uns arid
Tumblers, Lamps
Egg Cups rand Fruit
-_ __ neat st ck pa ieriis
A gogd 355°" J Toilet Sets,n.~Tea.
igiq
Pols,Mixing‘ Bowls
and many other
_ articles
:lfs
and Reasonable Pr ce _
YE FORGET
We have air up to,date line of CHOICE GROLERIZES
Everything Good,
FRUIT and couracrroussr __  
All brand new stock selling at best possible prices
PONY VOTES A 
Don t forget- to ask for Pony   are  of the
firms conducting the great Pony Contest; if_-_ ~.    ’
Pam i99 _ _ riaenrvf_rihliv‘tify
 J.-HOLMAN   
O' -Ch`town P._E.'l.j P 4 ' _
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The New Era Black Silver Fnxydilid
‘_ ,combines all the '_ necessary qualifications- flint ci __
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1 person. looks for in the regular»transac`.tr°onl of 
business.  P _ . I
A board of honorable, shrewd businessmen. 5 Q it _ r
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A wise selection -ot`i-tlieovery best _foxes.__ _ _ P r - - _
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A competent successful Rancher of ._expcrience,f
'  A _wen equrpp¢s_i§gq_f¢ii§ with idegrgfiifrsuasrngs. ' - ~ '
_r Assoc conserv.fi__tri§_’tr__e _basis of capit_alization`. _ _L _ _ __ 
 _3 Pair Foxes capitalized at $45,ooo, or*  pair,__rhucli._less
 thgn~cdh¥'»be reaiized»f0leths;m at the present tithe. Ari -ideal  on the _
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propefty of, and undegiihe- care of Johiii-“B"o'wn@`ss¥ l_?§siiP_‘.?'Cf_lidfoiitrose',, nesr ~
 __Spi-ir_iT_gsi’_ pups all_owé__d Com  defray ei¢pen__
ses;-of litsncliing.  -if  4. --“’-if   <  H; __ ‘  ff-§f __ _ _ 0 _
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for
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