'___ _i°Aci: Two ___ _ _ _ . 'rnnCHAlt'w1'rii.~rowN GUAiznme\ __ _ SEPT- 6. lius-~' l.|5 p. m. -' , a in ii i a ii ii _ .roopioo fx-limi-o. a 1, soo s_4s p. d__'_r;’;__:;°_:_ ___ ‘;_:_‘;°f__:°Mo__Yd;y° is. , - \ - .h S , 1 18, - Lyceum Thum’ 3' 7 md 8'” P' m' igng prlgllilrdtrat tslie Eixcliibllxlianniiiolle held in Charlottetown from the 24th,' to the 28th of September, 1918, inclu-‘ BIRTHS 7 `"e:__ ,ltire district under martial law. August 26th. The deceased who was lm l. For tha nrlvilesd 0! clterlns -------- t °"’1' "1 11°’ °'5“"‘ Y°‘11'» é“5°Y°‘1 11°" 45,1" the Gn,,dsmud_ - ' féct health up to A few weeks ago "°~°.N._!Y“'.~M 7°* E°31"11d» 111 A'-15 8. For the printing and soiling of W11911 .B119 “'11” 5'-1'1c11°11 ‘1°“'11 ‘V101 ` bio '22' _ Charlottetown &i:..:'°.:.‘:,:::‘.‘.:?.‘;;';‘.:i.?:; 21-... Exhibition Tenders 1° _M15 “"1 MW 3111911! 3001185 I Sosro Cards for the Races. son. Cllr. Mooney ‘ll A son of Mr. 3. For the supplying of straw as re-P VII °‘\'\ld|i"_ G°V¢""”°"1* 79"' 1111115 °f 1111 11111"°f- A191011!" 531° 111111 John Mooney, Charlottetown.) quired. [ways to Western Csnsdn Excellent tho 4_ For gemng (Wd for ||°"e,_ ¢,q.ithrough train service from Maritime U18 ;1e_ e¢¢__ on me 5",\mq|_ Iprovlnces to Winnipeg and Pacific words could not expresse the amount Dr! J’ T' and M"` sawn” ° d““3h` ‘Tn Nos. 1. 2 and 4 the Illfhest or. ¢°"f- ' M' ter' any tender. end in No. 3, the lowestl vm me (_an__d-Iggovemmeut Ralr Whgcll B510 13311? F/lll;_gl‘\2_1;_t_D&t|;¥_;i_ii or my tendgr not necéssary accepb ‘ an res gna on o ie vne “_ %'\'¢\>'S t0 Western Canada is the route She was greatly consoied during her Condmom, may be obtained at me 110W €Xl€l151V€lY f0|l0W‘6d DY 11111115' illness by her pastor, the Rev. A. J. = once of ltravellers from points in the _Marr Mouonniii, who ouminisioroa to nor . c_ R_ SMALL”/OOD time provinces, splendid through serv- the JUEU-‘°0l\\ll-EY--At the Perwn' .__ ics being monica vin canadian H Secretary-Trees; .r. ‘3 -159. Milrrly Harbor. PJ!-I.. on Aus. August .md §Governn\ent railways through Quebec ewning to pon Augustus ,md was lfliit, 1918, by the Rev E. S. \\'celh,_ to Winnipeg. ve l il. D. ,Pte. Chesley S. Buell, Xvhlte Through the vast section of North~ gr., _ _ Sands, to Florence Irene Gormley of ‘ Bo _ “Vn‘_ern Quebec and Northern 011tHri0.tl1€ Beagon, l-‘raricis Kougimn, Thomas ,,,n.,,._ . “Shaw Charlntteto traveller elxioijs all the delights 0! 8 Mosdnm, Joseph white and Loo Mur- Y _ ghuii. She leaves to mourn a loving iFrom Bonshaw I-‘rom Ch‘Town.11 IIGW 00\ll1ll`Y l1b0Ul1¢1l118 111 819°-1 father and mother, two sisters and -rue. 3_ 3_3.) a_ m_ -1-ues 3, 5 p_ mg: lakes and rivers, a territory glowing .W u_£rAitni|-:ur or itciucutruits i ,,,_ ,_ ,,,,,,, ,_ ,,_ -- ‘T .1 .' 0 . _ A meeting of the Sheep Breeders" ue 0 no D m SULLIVAN--At Sollrls. Sept 3rd to `l`ri 13, 6.00 a. ni. Association will be held in the Prince ,r___e_ “_ 830 ___ m. of Wales College on Tuesday. SGP!- l-`ri. 20. 9.30 a. ui. 111111 '11 1-3° P' 1"- -1" W1" Wh” ‘"° \1'uo.24_io.so am. interested In co-operative Wool sen' Wed. 25.10.30 a. m. ing and sheep breeding 8€l191‘3l1l`» are Appeals City of Ch’town - eard on Said a ' ' ' Vvestern Canada through a country _ (lliykgt 9 0'Cl0Cl{ll'1 tl; . l of marvellous scenic beauty and over he came to Gramm’ Wisconsin' _ , _ ‘ ' 'hen at small child. He left Gratiot forenoon In ,the Clty Pohcs “;2§.;Dff:'?:1;;i;i,:?amhsmomhestmm] for Colurailo when 21 years of ago. §I;‘{_1;la’fé;}__Eaart(:5,fgt(;‘;]r[_E_eal,§I0ur _ AT l _F\;1_§_ infgrmzignn rggm»,].|ng farm- :mil for some years was inspector- of glace “nhl an Such Qppeals _Shan vlrt _ s routo and reservation for in Y _ __ __ ZV8 D86!! lleatd and determined. s eep ng car accomodation may be ado for Goldiield . evaia, w eu Datcd tl’llS 30th dav Of August made on application to nearest local first became famous as a gold camp 19i.8_ . ticket agent of Canadian Government and Wm.. one of me mg; on the ground. I . Runway" or t° District 1’“*15-“gel” At the time of his d'eiitli he was Gen. THX C0llS¢l0\'8{_lil1f&1'itl’ Of Iam instructed by V. F. Gilsl¢_e_y f_g5‘;1"'__ Wg T-_ 1;“gg“11~_C11“'1°1l“*°W” ` aff! C OW11 of Maine tosell by auction ont e " _ “P *me 1 . Joseph McIntyre Farm at Grand River, Lot 14, on Monday. Sept, l\\\\\\\\\YIIlA ‘2 9th at 12 noon. sharp, his entire fy' t _ al C d flock of 300 _Head o Sheep co_nd- sisting mosty n two year _o rro esslon ar S breeding ewes, f_’ariies wanting ____ some good _breeding ewes should _ not miss this sale. T ERMS--Amounts up to $25.00 DR, cash; over that amount credit till November 15th, on approved ci-momc oienese , joint notes. Five per cent off for ouaurivn 'rn§is'ril¢_iix_i_r':‘_.»y__°_t:_° cash. Sale positive, ram or :Ali’:|?llf>tti0.l»0;lllml\’c.l’l.1.. Cnnldn. Shine' DR J T COSPROVE aoUs.s.1zoos sony. Now - ° - »’ . ' wie-zusmospd. 1 “111C11°11eef- 1073-8~GM~tf Fri, 6. 6.30 p. in. Tue. 10, 1.00 p. m. Fri 13. 3.00 p. in. Tue. 17, 5.00 p. in. Fri. 20, 6.00 p. ni. Tue. 24, 6.30 p.m Wed. 25, 8.00 p.ni - 1239-9 5--M41 , J. D. STEWART. K. 0. Barrister, Solicitor and lraneh Office. Geornetown - lsonqv to Loss on Reel huts 8. S. HESBIAN len-ister. lelleltor, , Notary Public, ste.. IONIY T0 LOAN. lontsoue. P. l. l. _ -.55 rt: _i-£2; ionic Pour rnziur rims mis Nm” Pam ron ssrmiiisit /Mol NOWOOB Block, Uhlrlbftebwl commencing Leaves York Point ‘8 a. m. and 1.30 p. m. Leaves Pownal Wharf 11 a. m. and 5 p. m. Daily except Friday f Sunday 10.15 a.m. 12.30 p.m. lgLEQv Q BENTLEY 1217_9_‘M3_pd_ ` All School Books sold at pu w_ ‘_ |.,,¢|°y_ K_ ¢_ _ ! _ llshers prices. Any books not i lerrieter and Atterneysat-Lew _ g _ _ _ ....____._§::.r°z.‘.:. '=g§........ ottetawn. . . . 1 *i _ _ f»;;_~:_ ..~.. artef & Co gfedium. This colt was Znd as llfrlltlff IM Rtt°"\¢ 0 5Y1l°i>llI ill Clllldill NOFUIWCOI sonooi nooks one school at Halifax. He also won a three hudmnubnusvqfonitgaul cum |4113 R¢l\l|ll5°ll , _ a year oid_ race. These_twn are » _ ' ’ -_-5 3"” '°' entered m the three minute a_nd uonnsu o noimmon 'l`*1l‘..::‘.°. 2:11. °.!...'_ l;.","i.°.;.:.".i.":'.:..°.::: 2-35 Claw and W1" be wld with §_¢.f;¢_n;_»;_»n¢\¢_;»_:_»;_»v~»Lw §°.°.'.‘.‘.’h.‘;'.i;"t£’;°..'§.‘2§;!'°l.,1.§li.;1‘___*.it.L‘:'°!’:‘¢ 'l'l~m\\\\\\\\\\' 111°" e” °‘”°'1*°* B\|,||||I||| pear in person s lc m_iii on Lu Agency 5-D/ ~ °=~'°'wm PM ;'.;‘“.':*.::ii'.':".:‘.° .'3.1f.'.“.f.:;.“i:'.:.."'..":°” hulntB b:A_|iicy n rti nd`iIo . My ` W4ly_UR'r011 1° SHAW ...'2:.:°i:.‘1`l%':..*‘.°.".:i~'-.?c‘.°'?.'."1'.§. :.':'..°"i C|i8l'|°tf¢f°W|l zoo dom Deviiish Dofoih . He NH) Aiiyfpgyg, Ngggfy Pgp homssiosdsr may live within nine m‘l f hi ° I' ° no so., slim... -of o....i. om. ,~;;=_~,-;=»g,,g,»;,,;,,y-f»,=; <»;_-,gm gf Exliilntion Accommoda- 'a $10901. Bllk bf lonllolli Cul- qii__l_r°5l except siiero residence is periomied inthe t* f vt 0 'is *_ ' ' ° 1 ."l"""‘=:="'°‘“_‘*"'f*=“- '\°'"°_*'°“'=f '\ ¢°~*_°"'~i- lon' 0 lslton 'broken and trained. should from _ _ _ V _ ;_n=n;l\,_:.gre g:_izi1Ie:;secl.on alongside his _-L h, t t f t "5 I: °Dutie| ‘ill mociillfi' r¢‘:iilen€:T°|n each of three Any householder! Uf C}l1"']0“5t°W”| is I g to very as ' yum after ssrrnnl homestead potent. also 50 sore; ._ O ~ _ l . ~ _ ' _ wiiiin during Exhibit! We k, to ~ - » MBS DO ;£l_';.;:_i:_°3'|l;of'g“'ssPrlfoiri";i’f;::i' "i;;yl'0|1ll59 Uf Cf1113d3'5. sincere syiiiputhy. May her soul rest From 5131111319 ~P1`0"111¢9 9011115 One precious to our mind is gone passengers may journey to Levis bl' The voice we loved is atlllcd _ ing the most convenient and direct and G0d_ who in his wisdom took Pri. 27, 6.00 a. rn. Fri. 27. 2.00 p. m, connection with the “Western Nationg The soul that he had given “Y 11""°d 1° 'mend' Freight must be delivered one hour al" which leaves Quebec at 4.30 p.m. 1 Though 0,, earn, he, body ues_ W- J- Rem' before sailing, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday H Secretary _ __ _ of each week. Thus, a. passenger leave l170_S_3Mu_ ~ P. A. FARQUHARSUN. ing Halifax on Monday, Wednesday President or F d win o 1 friini ron situ; _ ~ fm at p m. the day following and by taking the “Western National" from Quebec ' The subscriber okers for sale. -his me same aftem°0n_ Wm arrive in dt o "`e"11°1‘1 farm °f 94 “C195 at CWB Winnipeg on Thursday, Saturday or l, Head 11mll?5 f1_01Y1_(t3h3f1_l;tt;\;1W11 111111 Monday evening at 6.00 p, in. .,f I I "e1'Y °°11Ve“ 5111!' 11 “M9 9 ng 011 Y A leasin feature of travel via . ' 5 miles from York Station and in the this ,guts isihe personal attention mg' June nth' The Sympathy of immediate vicinity of chu_,.‘,heB_ gen given passengers by tram orticfam everyone goes out to his bereaved eral store. school, mills, blacksmiths At Levis a special. representative W1f@» ‘V110 111111111 9- 11111 10 P-'E-1~ C'111'_ , . 11110P-‘L 16190110119 C01111@°fl»°11~ "‘11'a1 meets the trains and attends to all de-A mia' to Say goodbye t° her br°th°m NOtlCB IS l’l€I'_ebY glV_8Il that .1a|1y mail, hotels, fishing, etc. A com- ,ans of the transfer to Palais S,_aUon_ who are in military service and to sec K?Ull6¢f_l.l-043fU\'_|.E=`qu11fe- The fortable and couimodious dwelling Quebec em ii SUD€Ildl3f_Y Magistrate ln and .house, barns and other necessary out- At Winnipeg convenient cmmecmon pq f0l’ the CIW Of _(-fhafl0t,tet°Wn buildings are erected and in good con- is made for i ,.5 C t d I cl d_ ; r _ , no n wes o an n u ie d1t1°11 Wlth abuudacs 0! g°°d waten ing the Pacific Coast via Canadian illness, in _his apartments at the Rich 1111“11‘11’1g Purchasers are invited £0 \’ortliern Railway Grand Tr nk Pa- ~ f ' l M - . f 1 .. ll mar llutei. llis nephew. larry c ge" daasy nge Inspect the excellent crop “ow gmw: “mc Rflllmly and Canadian P3315" Gtiignn wus present when he passed P . I _f 13 111e1"f‘"1~ A11 A 1 Une Wm be gum' Railway, according to ilestinn,tion_ ,ww day fyr-hearmg all apnea S rom. ““t°9‘1~ For l”'i""7‘ and “rm” address Via the Canadlluii Government lliiil ` the “Nic Assessmgnts-made and l R' p~LANK ways is the quickest 'ind most con imposed by the Sald Clty io: the Y°1'k Rumi Route' venient route betweeii Eastern and H year 1918 and that all such ap~ P E I 1 _ ii Mnmiiii MISS GERTIE TRAINOR --_ is with deep regret that today the Guardian has to chronicle the 1 death ul Genie Trainor youngest I’ daughter of Francis Trainor of Don- il8h_ who missed away on Mondhy, It od poisoning. contracted from the bestniedical attendance and lov- care of parents and friends, the severe nsiture of her sufferings. last rites of the Catholic Church. r funeral took place on Tuesday ry largely attended. Tho pull bear- werc: Joseph Trainor, Jethru o brothers, to whom is extended l in peace. l'he chair made vacant in our home ‘ Can never more he filled. er soul is safe in heaven. ..__.__ wiLLiAM CAMPBELL ' An unusually sad death occurred Ely, Nevada. when William Camp- eli, one of the pioneer mining men Goldiicid died on Tuesday morn- cr aged mother; and hail only reach- home to be called by the death oi' r liusunii who died after two days l\li', Viuiipliell was hom at Mzii'Ic_\' ill, Durham county, England. April _ 20th. 1859. With his parents anilfnin- ines for that state. He left Color ' Manager of the Ely Consolidateil Copper Mines. I lie was married in Chicago on Mui' nil. 1911 to Miss Campbell of Souris, l’E.l_, who witii four sisters _and two brothers survive him. They are Mrs. Roht. McGuigan of Chicago 'Mrs Mrs. T. Biubaugh of Fort Scott, Knu- sas, Mrs. Dan Callahan of Kansas City. Mo., Mis. L. King of Darlington, Wis. John F.' of Shullsburg and Henry J of Gratiot Wiii., all of who rn Were. present at the funeral. His remains arrived at Gratiot, Wed nesday noon, June 19th, and were Sale of Trotting Horses by Tender i-4 No. 1 Upton Prince b_y Todd Mack, dam by Arion. This is the strain of breeding that produced Etawah 2.03_ihf champion three year old. Prince being] by a son a Todd out of a daug ter of Arion is very closely reliated to the champion. He is pe fectl_y sound and has such legs an feet as you seldom see ina trotting stallion. The f_ew coits sired by him are a fine size and well shaped for speed. No. 2 Commodore Crescuea dam by George Crfsceus 2nd dam Meda Epaulet 3rd dam by Alcantrara 4th dam by Happy two 5 e ir old and as a 3 year old Those who attended the bell of Muskogle, Oklahoma D J. Campbell of Chicago; Frank J B. Cook of Sioux Falls, S. D. Mrs. H. J. Gallagher Sr. and Will Collins of Darlington, _Mr. and Mrs. George Sombergcr of Quinn. James =Eg:in and Henry the Knights of Coluiiilius, also a ber of Elk Lodge, 267 of Victor Republican, Wis. ` ---____~_i ADDRESS AND PR ESENTAT Nlaclienzie of Hartsville was vi 'in Thursday, Ang,29th, for th nose of bidding farewell to games for some time, when the 'adies passed refreshments. were much appreciated. One Y zenlal manner, added much evening entertainment. The consisting of un ivory manicure was presented by Miss Christie ulson, while Mr. A. G. McLeod ‘he following address: Mi:-is Katherine Mnclienzict- to from our province, we. 11 few of l’rieiir’.'s and associates have bid you farewell and to express J. F. McGinnlty and sung by Messrs. ll. D. Chateile and J. W. 'Enright ‘ of Warren lil., and Mrs. Josie Camp hell McGreane and Mrs. Lizzie Camp- bell Metcaife of Shullsbnrg, wil < < fun from abroad were Judge J. B. Camp~ 911181111 01' Minneapolis, Senator W. M. E. Campbell of P. E. l., Canada, -Mrs. Wm. McGr.1eue of Shuilsburg mont. The pallbcarers were Messrs. James Collins.” John Kirwin. enz. He was an active member oi' meni- srado.-Copied from The Dariin The horrge of Mr. and Mrs. John A. by the young people of the community e prir-` _ their vlaughter, Katherine, who was leaving Y. the following morning for Montreal. B The young people enjoyed' themselves in singing and' music and innocent 0 which , pleas ant feature of thecvening was the presence of an old friend, foimerly of Hartsville, namely. John MacLen- uan. of Quincy, Mass.. who with his Nich- Having _ heard of your intended departure "\- met to is er - eral E E. r. 'E. §=' _ Mc- § ` Miss Mrs. and Bei~ § T. 1 § iz il E ' ”‘ 5 -rue - (Toi , 5 gton .filing ION _ sited _ Can Serve Saving _ A One of the great Iessonsfof this “ VVar is the value of Thrift. Le_t:’_ ‘ the children learn it, too, by saving ` f through a Bank of Nova Scotia account. '_ ' - Thereisnomore usefuI"ri¢ste§gi" . when collegeor business days come. tltiin 3 A substantial savings account. ' ' Bank of N oval Scotia poiii-up cspiisi 3 6.:oo,ooo H. W. BINNING f _ Reserve Fund . 12,000,000 Mmun Resources . . l30.0ll0,000 . “H Charlottetown Bruim <1 .E ' $m"|llliii|»i lo ‘ é:»£!`i\ - ~/ ‘ WHT .|i|liiii|||f,=_T-;‘*~§ JL yi ‘___ _,.t_./_{_M,,;ii.i ____ i _ _ _ _ _ f _ if ",_:A.u-s-1 _ vi. Y' 'I' w -_" ' "" ' , - ' Y' _ " ' " taken to his boybpod home whicl; owned and oeperatedv by ~h|sforotli l-l.’. J. Campbell- On 'l‘hursdsy_niorn n_. H.. ,, ...Hn11|.mmiu|u|||i||iuuiiuliii||mulmiiliniuiniilliiiiiniiiiiu.ml.»1i.||m.:>n.....»i:i'o....m.§§_[;;" ~ _ if f 1; »~` ' " " . .s ._ 0 - , . .. -. ins in si. Josephs coiiioiicchuron “ME ’ ‘ ` 'I Requem Mass was ceiersted' *by Rev. _ I V s .,_ . __ ,.\ .__ . _ ._ , : i _ 4.; egrei at losing. one who has filled lin all of which positions. you acted o large and favored ii place in our ,well your part. We would ask you affections. We will miss yoii fiom to accept this small gift asa token ur social gatherings,from our divl- of our esteem and our prayerls that °““g‘ sion. where you creditably filled liind Providence may guard and keep nany important offices and from the you always. Hartsville Sabbath School and cholr,| Signed on behalf of those present r _._'___ _____ _ __;___ ____ '____ __ , the gift. set, read its Egg ~ \\ ,_ ts. 34 5'0" 1' ” r....... .- I3-1 our ~ '. -/1 ` ____ g I. -:lit Clean to lligig, GIOCCI' 5 ,TENDERS ' Tenders tor the chase and removal gas house buildings and chimney will be received the.Mariiime Electric Co. up to noon on Thursday mst. For particulars to J. T. McKee, Supt. Power House, or at oiii Maritime 'lslectric Co. 1258-9-6M6i. of 1 _ _._ _.£...__ _ -'if-“ pur- brick LuU apply ce at Ltd. sg "' v- - ._,`<-_-... . . CANADA __, _ \_ '~ ‘-NP Z creased profits. old by \Vrite to-day. 2th of §-cz 5_`e*-I A _ ~»+ :v MADE IN ' '_ creamery at 66 cents The “Skim the Skimmed Miik’»’ Test i \ lf ZITH butter fat' paid for by the P81' , pouritl,cvery ounce Counts. The Rei-.frew gets all but ` $26.40 lvortli of build" 1/10 pound, or 6_6 cczits worth in' ful. `, i. \\'liorc i.; the farmer who wants to lose (.0 cciiis to per ilioiisuzid pounds skimmed? \\'itli a fc\v cows thc amount lost would soon buy the closest of rlo:=e slciminers-the \ip-to- i-* W" i 3 CANADIAN 1. ., ~~ ~'__.`, rliitc, czisy-ill-ruii, easy-to-clean _.ff/eniiiew Surely it is good lriisiiicss to put thc I`{cnfrc\v’5 close skimming . to the .test-the margin of saving certainly warrants it. Lct thc Babcock Tcst do it. Cot your skim milk tested at one of thc Dairy Schools by scauliiig .1 s:;:.:plc. 'l'lien compare result with our clusc skimmi.1g rrcorijs proven by Dairy Schools' tests. Or-let our agent bring out ii Re;ifi'c\v and s!;i:n the skimmed milk _ from your old machine and show you the saving a Renfrew can l make you. Do you kmnv of arty otltcr ni::clii.;e on earth that offers you that test? Could aizyiliiiig be more coiiviiicing and worth while? The saving mounts up rapidly if you have more than two or tlircerows-iviil pay for it Rciifrcw-and then start giving you in- 0 Besides, the Renfrew gives you the exclusive advantage of the wide open bowl with curved wings, which int-:in discs do not clog and cleaning is reduced to a`triiiing chore-the advantage of its auto- matic oiling system needing attention only four times a year-'of its intcrclinnging ccipncity. (jet Renfrew catalogue; it explains all. .The Renfrew Machinery Co., t Limited lleed Office and Works, Renfrew, Oni. Enters Branch, Sussfx, NJ. AGENC[l.'S /fL.‘.[O_‘IT If I/l§RYIl'lll:`RE I.\' (`A.V/IDA Of/i:r Ii`»|i'.r: I{ii[1/rt' ]»`i1riiicr Trurfor, Rriifrvru l\'uro.u'ite Evigiilrr, ° .l‘urincr'.i° 2000 lb. Truck _$`ccl¢. . __ __ 1 ' - GO PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Time Table in effect June 28th 1918 VERNNFIENT RAILNAIAYS gggmop ssavoiatzg oo=noo~ P.M. 12.15 1.48 2.50 3.30 4.10 6.25 7.25 7.58 8.24 8.50 ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME Train Outward-Read Down Tr-nine lnwlrd._R¢|¢| _Up A.M. , A M P.M P M. Dan . Charlottetown Arr. 11.55 11.10 Hunter River 10.47 10.10 An Emerald Junction 10.09 9.40 7.40 an Kensingvn 9.37 9.10 '$.50 Arr . Summerslus Del) . 9.10 8.45 5.10 F95? g$=§ P.M. 9.48 *‘° 10.37 11.18 11.55 2.1 3.57 5.07 6.05 8.50 12.20 D00. 0 .. Buminerside Arr. Port I-Iill 0’Leary Alberton Arr. Tignish _ Dep. weeww S3333 5.35 8.56 2.35 1.07 12.05 ~ . 'Q . _,<_.... i .i `l,l ' 9.45 10.45 Dept. Emerald Junction Arr., Arr . Borden Dop. ,_ i 1.15 no No. gaqslack Gelding by Hpton Prince dam Dorothy A.ll. 6.45 8.35 9.12 9.42 11.15 PJI. 8.05 4.15 4.42 5.03 0.05 Dep. Charlottetown Mount Stewart Morell Bt. Peters Arr. Sonris Arr. ‘ Dsp. errors :Sensi P.l. 5.50 4.15 3.17 3.40 1.16 . anks by Commodore Ledyard has worked in a team anal been' .~'»= 3# Arr. _ Elmira Dep. s.u. ` me few times in light hamess. He not afraid of autos and when These horses are sold for no f .°.°'.°‘:*~T° Sass? P-‘féfés-F sees? \ Den. llonnt Stewart Arr. Cardigan Montague Arr. Georgetown Dept A.l. 5.85 7.87 7.18 5.85 ?»?“w 3S=Ss . _T _ , A ..i'i'i"$.-.ao in...i.....¢¢.i iii-i.oo.¢_.i.._=~'ff 'B _ I ‘_ i ...ah '¢-¢ VJ- `?'i .» 5. 'Q .,- .1- Pi 5 [li A W '$ 1. -1:3. 'flu rerun i