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A. E. LYON, Studio
_Good Photography
Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography.
_167 Queen St.
Phone 68-J.
 
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r woman to a stylish shoe
onslderabiy smaller than
h_e has been wearing, and
tlll give her more room
nd comfort.
Ask for Aunt Polly’s.
$4.50 to $5.50
Alley 0 & C0.
Baron Ili_gh Ball
Baron High Ball will arrive in Sum-
in
lin Wharf, Portland, at 6 P. M., May merside on the 1st Juno and remain
25, 30 and June 3.
Freight steamer every Tuesday,
at the driving park till the lst Aug-
ust, with two of his yenrlhlg which are
Thursday and Saturday at same hour. to be trained by S. A. Rockfordi They`
A week day trip in each directi
on
leaves Portland and New _‘York Mon-_
days at 10.30 A. M., June 19th to Sept,~
11th.
`METROPALITAN LINE
DIRECT SERVICE BETWEEN BOB-
TON AND NEW YORK.
Steamships Massachusetts and Bun-
ker Hill.
are some trotters. _ _
9820-5-18Mtf. '
Border Wilkes
N0. 29 GRADE.
From Boston leave North Side of On of the most beautiful carrie. e'
india Wllarf week days and Sunda
nt 5 P. M.
e E
y stalllons in the maritime provinces,
will make the ’ season, 1916, at the
Same service returning from Pier owners stables where he will be cheer»
18.
North River, Foot of Murray S
New York City. '
8t.John City Ticket Office, 47 King S
fully shown. He is a complete duplic-
t. ate of his celebrated Sire Broder 2.11%
bred in Tenessee and owned by H.C.
t. Lydiard N. S., dam Shandon Belle by
A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B. Aimont Wilkes dam of Score card 2.30
A. E. Fleming, T. F. & P. A. St. John, _in a winning race on a heavy track,
' N. B. -
m 1-ilu
was one of the best all round blood
_PLAN'1‘_ ENE
Commencing Wednesda
June 7th, the S. S. HALIFAX
will sail from Charlottetown
for BOSTON via HAWKES-
BURY and HALIFAX at
a. m., and every Wednesday
at the same time thereafter.
For further information ap-
ply to
I I AS. CARRAGHER,
1 mares in the province. By hlsbreed-
ing on both sides it can readily be
seen Border Wilkes is not of the
mixed gaited hop step and leap kind
that are always known to be busy ln'
the bunch killing time in the rear
graceful striders are winning th
money. Terms $10.00 for season set-
JOSEPH M_eDONALD,
Vernon Rier Bridge,
7 vomon Bridge, R. R. No.2.
Owner.
9009-5-24l\lwl‘mEStth6ipd. '
 
MAYOR T0llII 2161-4
r ENROLMENT N_O. 84.
Agent Mayor Toad, 2.101/,.2 is too woll
Ch’town, P. E. I.
osssszoml.
C()AL
COAL
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Sydney Reserve _Coal now due to
ai-rivj; by the followinl I°Ii0°n°\‘
m :-
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“I-i. gititolisnsr" with ‘
“auf o ii. wnisspn with
“cor s. alonsrasf' with
“Ma I. Molloagsii” with
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Schooner to charter always in 5°'
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ser tom
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3 180 Ezra'
If ii rstlufrs new Fresh M1094- 
non _belt quality please send your
st ondii. and delivery W1" IW ' ` -' _ _
msde~pi-oaipt'ly~frolil 'C9401' Wh“° 4"' ` '    t
clisrging'd_t.lo1l0lf- 914000- - f __ _' s s
known to need anything said of him;
His honors in show ring and on race
track are history. He comes of two of
the greatest families in the world -
Todd, 2.14% and Alcoyne McKinney
families. His colts have been the larg-
est prize winners when shown. He will
be found at the stables of Francis W.
Hughes, Grafton Street.
Terms:-- Season, $15.00; insure
$20.00. Mares at owner's risk.
HAMMOND KELLY
wllllst the up headed, straight gaitsd,_
v 2 °
tied Dec. 1st, 1916. Insure $13.00. V
-_,_-up
.._~ir l»Avs"¢o_ and in`d\'io.i»ro_vloo»
..~o.r. si¢Y_.isu _iur
presentativdr  ui"-
..°T. GORDON iI)llO ll Gtlldisll
Representative ln llolitllils.
_ .*80URiB“ SERVICES. - Next*RGETOWN.-- Sunday.4th June, 11 s.
Sgpday Rev. _E. yy _ will p,re__acl_i
a follows:-_ urls (__ tlmdlm 11;
Fortune (Prob terian) _  _louris
. Mof-
Leod will preach in the Bridgetown
(Presbyterian) - 7.' Rev- _ in;
Methodist Church at 7.15. __ 
::Both antiseptic _and lileansinhg.
t s
at
Rsxall Drug Btor'es._=nnly. Mt-.Kinnon
Rexsll “93” Shampoo Paste leaves
hair smooth, the"scafl`p clean, 25c
Drug Co. ~
DIGS UP $14,009 `
HUSBANDSURIED.
_,___-
YORK, Ps.. May 30.- About two
a
years ago William H. Wolf, then
collector and distributor for the York
Benevolent Society. remarked to his
wife that if anything should happen
on -_ ‘
W ..°DNl CENT per word escli in-
sertion for advertising in thi. column.
Cash must accompany order.
'illil-l-i|vis"
ills. 0iW`iiiiii filo
fiiiiriisimini and lriid
Jn.; Sundlty School 3 p. m. Rev. Mr. 'U A'°_'| M” 1“h»'1914'»
Hin.z)gyi,_wlli_ conduct service in the I Ill" “|06 Fruit-I--lives' i‘
Pr yterlsn church. No service in I1¢d1'gr.rl:'o»av|dCoush')ali0n with most
-.'Pto _Arthur Mclsaac came
the city yesterday from Elmira.
.`_s1'. oavlos ci-itlacii eso-
thsgvening.
_ #ANNUAL mssrlno 'rn "°"'7°“'7 "‘°‘“°"‘°' I ""' 'F"‘"“"
anal meeting of Ives' Blaclfind gilegr t_iV°" ldV°fH-|95 Wm’ I |9130' U Wlliilh
gg: Cla, trite! page at Montague on some one recommended diem ve
_ “F “Y “"9 - highly soltrledtbem. Tberesuliawere
0908-5-27M_lilwll~motll mo" ,Ln nudmom md I M" W
hesitation in recommending 'Fruit-
fo
oxoailent results, and they eontinua"ao
ry
s~
to
.,*MEE-'i'l_N0.-The regular month-
ly meeting of the Montague Women’s tives” ANNIE A. OORBETT.
Institute aéid W.  A. will be held in Time is proving that 'Fruit-s-tives'
322.22? ..'§’_i% .._°.'.’.`T`“ i`3i'l..Ti'»‘i`$.2“.5‘$`.’_ °‘“‘ “""‘ "' "°P°’“’°‘ “P” 5° fi."
lane will he present. Subject, "Left P"°mP¢ “'°u°n°‘u“‘“°fC°”"’f“"”‘
overs." 0950-5_2'M3i, ¢#"lS¢vM'°l Trouble-
_ lific. abox, 6 for $2.50, trial also 250.
- At dealers or sont postpaid by Fruit.-
s-Eves Idmitsd, Ottawa. ‘
 
ro,lilimiiiale”_
the cellar and there she would find _
to him she should dig on one corner of
o
some treasure .
_ Vi
About three weeks ago Mr ' lf
was killed b _a train on the Northern
sta-
A
the
to-
day decided to ascertain what they
meant. She uncovered the dirt in one
“D
a paint bucket filled with notes and
certificates, amounting approximately
Y
Central railroad, at the rallorad
tion while crossing the tracks.
few days ago Mrs. Wolf recalled
instructions of her husband and
corner of the cellar and soon dug
to $14,000. _
I cured a horse of the Mango with
MiNARD’S LINIMENT.
CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS.
Dalhousie. ' ,
I cured a horse, badly torn by a
pitch fork, with MINARD'S LINIMENT
St. Petel"B. C. B. EDW. LINLIEF.
I cured a horse of had swelling
MlNARD’S LINIMENT.
Bathurst, N. B. THOB. W. PAYNE.
Closing out sale of furniture at PAT-
M ITED. 9843-5-20Mtf.
ONS Li
Closing out sale of the Furniture
Section PATONS. 9843-5-20Mtf.
Imported Clydesdale
TIl0lINEIlAI.I?. 17623
ENROLMENT N0. 38.
DY
   linn forces are reported concentrated
at Saloniki awaiting the word to strike
against the Bulgars and Germans
NEW YORK May 20.-A news
Southern Serbia.
agency despatch from Rome to-day
says:--A- terrific smash within a few_
weeks aimed at eiiminatillg the Tur s "ATTENTION “Men Of the 1059*-
aml _3“|gm-mn, from (iw War, Wm be we have everything from buttonslto
the Allies next great stroke for peace. breeches- Read °“"_SP9°l”i add |11 t°'
This is the report in general cir- d“l"'S |B5“e~"“Pal°“B Limlf-ed.
culation here to-day. Heavy allied 9933'5'30m2|~
blows from Saloniki, and in Mesopo-
tamia will be followed hy a tremen- ~BREE¢|-459-50 more pairs oi
11008 Offensive ilgilinsit the Austr0~ breaches just received at Paton's. ln
Germans in an attempt to win the war llnrk medium and light colors at
before winter. $5.00 a pa.lr_-l°aton's Limited.
_ French, English Serbian and lla-` 0983-5-Zi0M2l.
I-'Il -_ 1- _ il- *-1
The Grade Draft Stallion
BERGIE MACK
snaoama Nr No. 11.
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follows leave the owuer’s stables Travellers Rest, Monday, May 22 for Leo-
nard Sohurman Bedeque at noon, then to Alexander Anderson's Fernwoo
at night. (Tuesday, May 23 to Leigh Lowther, Carleton at noon, thence to
Jolln W. I-Iowatt's, Cape Traverse at night, Wednesday, May 24 to Wm.
Noonan, Albany at noon thence to Michael Palluer‘s, Kinkora at night. Thur-
sday, May 25 to John Campbell, Freetown at noon, thence to Bradford Mc-
Carthy, Kensington at night; Friday May 26, at or near Robert Crozier.
Hamilton at noon, thence to_John McDonald, Clermont at night; Saturday;
May 27, to theowners stable, Travellers Rest at noon, where he will re-
main until June 5, when he~wlll proceed as before. This route will be con-
tinued fortnightly.
For terms etc., apply to W. L. Semple, phono connection John Jack in
charge. _ _ _,_|, 
9878-5-22Mrnl2wks. %"'lF,”_5i"_“-'“'»’
The celebrated stallion Bergle Mack will make the season of 1910 as
d.
Sired by High Honor by Hiawatha, _
dam, Kate of Chepelton by Prince
clay rooleii April 26. 1012, imporiéi H   
from.Scotlan_d_by Smith & Richards
Columbus, Ont., and purchased there
by Mr James Roper of Roper Bros.,
at
the stables of Frances W. Hughes,
Grafton St.. on Monday, Tuesday, and
Royalty. will stand for the .season-
Saturday. Balance of time nt Messrs.
Roperis. '
Terms:- Season, $12.00. insure,
$15.00. Mares at owners' risk.
JAMES ROPER,
HAMMOND KELLY,
' Owners.
CASCO A 2221-4
ZIS I-4
In 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 of
the best in the world's equine Kingdom.
THE BRITISH SOLDIER FOALED 1911.
Reg. No. 59201 Record 2.19% Champion 4 years old trotting Stallion of
the Provinces made in a. winning race at Halifax 1915.
The British Soldier is a remarkably handsome horse, dark chestnut no
white except Star,_Stands 15.2, and will make 1100 lbs. when matured, he is
a Stout, Strong built horse possessing extraordinary bone and stands squar-
ly on the best of feet. _
' Cochato 32.11% the sire of The British Soldier is the Greatest Speed
Siring Son of Todd 2.14% whose sons and grand sons are the Champion
Speed producers of .the world. Cochato’s dam is Costlnea 2.19% darn of 5
in 2.30, by Pistachio 2.21, full brother to Nutwood 2.18%. Champion brood-
mare sire. ,
sired by Bmgen `2_05%_ dam by Miss Pratt 217 b Heir at Law 20 dam of the British Soldier is
Alendorf, by Onward _
This is a good son of Bingen. 2.001/4
Sons of Bingen sired 134 Standard Per-
formers in 1915 M.cKlnney, 2.11%
stands second in this respect with 58.
Axworthy third with 55 and Peter the
Great with 54. Casro A.,was_ purchased _
at the Old Gior Sale in November
- ‘/._ y - -- _ 5%
one of the world's greatest brood mares being the dam of 7 including The
Leading Lady 2.07 at 3 years a world's record at. the time Miss Pratt is the
grand dam of Six, four having entered the Charmed Circle in 1915 taking
records from 2.12% to 2.08%, all ages three and four years. '
The Friendly Chief two years old 1015 is a full brother to The British
Soldier he took a breeders record in August of 2.22% has since worked miles
over Reidvllle track in 2.15. The Prattl er one year old 1015, mother full bro-
ther worked quarters in 33*/4 seconds.
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lag; and will be given ,_ short season The British Soldier has more fast record trotters in his own family of
In the Stud b0f0re being trained brothers and sisters than any three stnlllons in the Province.
for (118,151) ra¢@g_ He Wm be |n me The British Soldier trotted ii half mile on Charlottetown track in 1.05%
hands of the veteran, Mr. John 0.
the last quarter in 301/g seconds the only time his driver Peter Conroy ever
'Br-19|-,_ Bonghaw, and Wm be at me have his hes he has better than two minllte s eed
stables on May 20 leaving there on
Monday morning, May 22, travelling
through Crapsud to Jabez Iiea's, at
noon; then through North Tryon by
Cape Traverse at W. Noonan’s, Al-
bany, over nlght. May 23 through
Searletown to Pat Connoliy’s, noon
then by Ross Corner to Kensington
over night, May 24 to Walter Founits
noon, then to Austin McNelll’s, Stan-
ley Bridge. over night. May 25, then
to William McNelll’s Cavendish, then
to Hector Buchannan’s over night.
leaving there Saturday moming for
Steve Coles, Milton, leaving there at
noon for Charlottetown where he will
stand for the following week at the
stables of Francis W. Hughes, then
following same route for the season.
Terrnsr- Season, $10.00. insure
$13.00. Mares at owners' risk.
I l-iAMMoNo i<si.l.v. ownor,
‘ ` ‘ Owner. '
' fam ,. L
JOHN 0’BRiEN In charge.
9883-5-20Msmwtf.
wi; WANT 25,000
r _(Twenty _Five Thousand) _
 Ulilis of wool.
==-»-1,-1-he ---'=°'°° °°` 2*' "‘° We will 193)’ SIJ_0t' céish for it and absol-
hlsbest current rats of freisht ‘Nm
"""‘f'* "““.‘.°"“" °' -“"' 'uiely ihoiolv of the; Market. 3
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let him d, p .
No horse in the City' has travelled more miles than The Soldier the past'
winter and today be is fit for the show ring, he can bc seen any time at 254
Kent St., Cllarlottetown. ’
Terms Season $20.00. Cash or Note due November 1st. Insure $30.00.
Usual return.
The 5 leading Sires of new race record performers, 1915:
Age. . New Performers Horse _
12 19 (".ochato,3   ....2.11%
` _ 20 19 Peter the Great, 4 . . . . '.. . _ .2.071/4
14 14 Bingara, 34707
22- 11 Bingen (dead) _ . .. _ . . . . .2.06‘A
22 10 Moko, 24457 _
W. 8. McKiE,
Phone 375-L. ' ' "  Owner.
9690-5-MS4iEw4i _
GEORGE DALMENY 14228
PURE BRED ENROLLMENT N0. 21
PARKLIGHT _
GRADE N0. 22
George Dalmeny 14228 by Lord Dalmsny (7269) (12219) he by Royal
Gorrick (3533) (10270) out of MaggleTayIor _ (11065) (15355) Dam of
George Dslmeny was Nysnsa. imported (8766) by Laborie (4770) (10701)
and out of Phobe (8770)' (18194). George Dsltneny 14228 is a. hay stallion
four years old weighing 1500_lbs. He has "plenty _of good wide flat bone.
'fine feather, set on the hest‘ot_ feet. Is stylish and active, in and out of he -
ness. In fact e typical type ot the high class finished Clydesdale family- HG
has won two first prizes, and he eomes.of 'winning stock, his sire Lord
Daimsny was a great shovv‘librls1n_t_lie Maritime Provinces, ss well sg the
United States, and his dsih li|y\|Bs.`liolds' e first prizes and diplomas.
as “Like begets Like" this grsni_younl° llion is sure to produce stock
that will likewise be prise winners and not their owners large figures.
Psrkllght by Parkside (9280) race record 2.22% Dam Nelly by Hernan-
do second dsm by improved thoroughbred “Abei” third dsm by "Deerfield"
son of “Ssladln" one of the foundation sires of our trotting stock.
Psrkligflt is a full brotiierto the great, sfro__snd race horse Psrkwood
2.21% who is sire of "Lou _I-!_olen"_2.`211£. Queen Marie 2.19%, Nelly Bangs
2.22 . Mabel T.. 2-23%. Leewooil_2.26. sad other fast ones.
Parkv/ood was not only ls’ great sits but a great show horse. He won
mnny first prizes in P. E._  (fiis nativeprovince) and was sold to New
York for a large sum. by his then owner and breeder, John McPhee Esq..
Frsetown, and afterwards wonthe blue Ribbon in strong competition st
the Madison Square Gardsn,1-lorse Show, New York, one of the grandest
shows in the world. Psrklight has sire. weighing 1325 lbs. Good style
and action. and transmits these desirable qualities to his offspring, and is
a most desirable horse for farmers to breed to. giving them this most de-
sirable of all things, in horse desli, Bise combined with action;
suitable for the fararwork sail good rosdjers.
These horses will be at owners stahl for the satire season. Come
and inspect them before breeding elsewhere. I
mass A1' onwsiis aisle = - ‘
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_ _  _ _   ‘ .° ENR0LMEN»f Nm  `  1;- ’ 
The Standard Bred and Registered Horse the _ACAD_ll\N. 58039
will make the season of 1916 as follows :-Leave the stables of  T - `
Bedeque, at noon; thence to Alex. An%i;rson's~ Fernwood, over nigh ‘
(Tuesday May 2) to Wm. No_onan’s, Al ny, noon, thence to ].W. HOW
att's, Cape_/Traverse,  night. _(Wednesday yay 3)_to jabez Leafs, _`
Victoria, at noon ; rhencéfat or i`iear`]; Bradley’s, elly's_Gi'oss, over nighkl Q
thence _to Watson Smith’s, River, over night., (Friday May is-,'
Sth) ‘to._» Frank Andrews. New lasgow, at noon; thence _to gamsssig
Stewar_t's, Bay View, over night. _(Saturday May 6th) to David ole’s, 
Clifton, at noon ; thence to the stables of W. T. Semple, ’Eraveller's Rest, W
where he will remainuntil Monday, May 1-5th, when hewili proceed as
before. _;_.‘_,"
The ACADIAN is sired by Sableton, 26972 (2.24%), sire'-df; ___
Gwennie(2.22;{,) Melva. _ (2.23), Mabel (2.25) Snblefon is by Sable’ ~`-
Wilkes, 8100 (2.18) sire of 50, lncludin Teddy Bear (2.05) ; Lnuretta
(2.08%) and Trilby Direct (2.08%). gable Wilkes is by Guy Wilk¢8. - _
2867 (2.15%) sire of 93 including Fred Kolei, (2.07%), Hulda (2.08%),
and the dams of llo including Deuervo (2.06%). Solana Boy (2.07 _
Guy Wilkes is by Geo. Wilkes 519 (2.22), sire of 83 and the dams_ of
1 lo, Geo. Wilkes is by Hamblctonian Io. _ _ _
The ACADIAN’S dam is Nellie Bird by Nelson, 4209 (z_¢lr;9‘), sire
of 62 including Merrill, (2.10%), Lady Nelson (2.14%), dlilurld
(2.16%), The daughters of Nelson have produced thirty in the Stan-_
dard list. Nelson is by Young Rolfe, 35l7 (2.21%), sire of nine and tile
dams of twelve. Young Rolfe is by '1`om Rolfe, 306, sire of seven and
m' the dams of three. T om Rolfe is by Aratus. The ACADIAN’S rand
dam is May Queen by Early Bird (2.10) sire of six including Rarly
Bird Jr. (2.11%), Hyiie Bird (2.12%). Early Bird is by jay Bird sire
of 143 by Geo. Wilkes 519. May Queen's dam is _Iuanita by May '
Prince; grand dam Maud W.. by Von Moltke, 4195.
The above route will be continued throughout the season, health
and weather permitting. Mares at owner’s risk.
DR. W. G. CHURCH, Owner
For terms, etc., apply to W. T. Sempic.
9485-4-29-MSli_then twf 2mo.
-Q-I _m1r 
The Royally Bred Trotting Stallion
 `
Certificate Enrolment No.2. Pure Bred
Race record 2.231/4, trial in 2.15 on ri. half miio track. ls one of the most
llalldsome and best bred stalldard-brell stallions in Eastern Canada, winning'
first prize at the Provincial Horse Show held at Charlottetown in 1913, com-
peting wlth such horses as Mayor Todd (who has 12 first prizes to his credit
and twice winning the Maritime Championship); weighs 1150 lbs and comes of
the most talked of breeding illchc in the world today-the Biugara Kremlin,
the world's greatest money winners of 1912. Flawless, perfect in form, size,
style, color and manners, this stallion offers to the breeders of this province
one of the greatest opportunities ever placed before tllem. Isa son of Bingnra
worked at two years old aquai-ter ill 37 sec. the world's champion sire for his
nge--sire of 100 standard performers at 14 years of nge, of which 106 are trot
ters alld 3 pacers_ Some of them are:Bismya, 2.09'/4; llrlone. 2_08;'Binvolo.
2.07; Bergen, 2.06%; Beivasia, 2.06'/4, and Baden, 2.051/4.wlio won $35,775.00 '
in 1912, sold to Russia the same year for $30,000.00 and resold six months
later for $35,000.00. Ban. 2.28 at 2 years old (Bottom's sister), is the _
world's champion brood mare for her age; at the age of 10 she has 5 in the
list, one of them 2.091/4 at 3 years old, and three more of them in 2.17. Bin-
gell, 2.00'/4. (Bingara’s sire and Bottom's grandslrc) selected the world's
champion trotting sire over all others) sire of 212 stillldard performers from
1.54% to 2.30 and universally known to he the greatest family founder that
ever. lived. Some of’ his descendants arc: Ulilan, 1.54% (his son) the world.'B
champion trotter. Bingen Silk, 2.08*/4. at 2 years old (his son)_tlle worldfs
champion trotting colt for 1_915. You will see by the llorso Breeder of March
22nd, 1916. where his owner refused an oiTer of $35,000.00 for him; Admiral
Dewey, 2.04%, (his son) who was a world's champion; Etawall 2.03 at 5
years old. was a world's champion at 2 and 4 years old; Waiter Cochato.
2.0214; Lee Axworthy, 2.031/4; Anna Bradford, 2.00%, thc world's champion
three year old; Lord Dewey, 2.03; Bob Douglas, 2.041/4; R. H. Brett. 2.03%.;
Iowa Todd, 2.04 3 Baden, 2.051/4; Gazeta, 2.00; Belvasla, 2.06%; Tile Northern
Man, 2.00%; Henry Todd, 211% at 2 years old. the world's champion trot-
ting geiding for 1914; Gen~erai Todd, 2.0454. Notice Bo
ttom's speed inheritance, a rich bielld-ing of the blood of champions. I am
going to copy a. few lilies from theiiorsc Breeder of April 12th, 1916.
“Sons of Biilgen, 2.08%. sired 134 standard pcl°i'orniers in 1915. Mc'Kin ’
ney, 2.111/4. stands second in this respect, with 58, while Axworthy, 2.15%,
stands third with 54. and the fourth with 50.”
Bingen's sons siring upwards three times as many performers as any
other sire‘s sons. No stallion ever lived that has equalled Bingen. age con
sidered, as a family founder. Notice how Billgen breeds on: '-Bingen; ls' :ge
sire of Todd 2.14 (the phenomenal sire of extreme speed. sire-of the. no _'rl
race horse Mayor Todd); Todd- Mac, 2.05'/¢; and Toiill Mac is_tlle sll-ejof
Anna Brallforll. 2.00%. a world's champion. Again, Bingen is the sire of Ad-
miral Dewey, 2.04%; and. Admiral Dewey is the sil'e of' Lord Dewey, 2.03.
the premier at College Farm, Chatham, Ontario.-(?anllilo.'s greatest- ex-
treme speed nursery where such trotters as Major Brillo, 2.04, and College
Mald, 2.05, are raised. The Horse Review of March ist, 1910, gives the
amount of money won by the Bingen family in 1915 races ns $241,857.25;
the next highest winlllng family won $146,309.00; ihc Bingen family leading
by $95,548.25. Copied word for word. What ii wonderful family! Arion.
2.10% at 2 years old to higll _wheels (Blngara's grnllllslre on his dam's
side), was the world's champion in 1891. and was looked upon as tho great-
est horse that ever lived. lic tood at service fee of $2500.00. No horse be-
fore or since ever reached these figures; when sold he brought $150,000,
the most ever paid for a horse._
Kremlin, 2.07, weight 1200 lbs. (the sire of Botton1's dum), was the
champion trotting stallion in 1892, and universally known to be the _world's
champion brood marc sire. Miss Russell (grand-dam of Kremlin and damof
Maud S., 2.08) is the world's champion brood marc, ally age. Kiidfko,welght
1200 lbs.; (Bottonfs dam) has 5 in the list v|z,: liottoui. 2.23*/4 ; Trial in
2.15; 'Berka, 2.14. timed 2.081/1 in n race lliala, 2.18 'at 3 -
years old. Brenta. 2.23'/1 at two years nhl. liric. trial as yearling an
eight ill 18 sec. Baviall, 2.30 at tw.: years old, . ~
Bottom will make the season as follows: Alhorfon farm of W. 'A.-Mc-
Arfhur,'Dock road from Monday evening May 29th till Wednesday morning.
May 31st. thence to Mr. Clllrk's. Fortune Cove from 10 n. m. to 2* p. m.
thence to O'Leary livery stable Wednesday evening Zllst till Friday_morn_-
ing June 2nd; thence to Russell. R. Rogers' Coleman, fill Saturday morn-
ing June 3rd; thence to Tyne Valley .remaining filers fill .lune 12th, these
trips will continue fortnightly until close of season. Terms:-$10.00 a
cha`nce;` $15.00 for the season v.'iillrclul'n privilege; $25.00 to insure n il
ving foal. __
NELSON WAl.DRON»
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Season 1916 Enrollment No. 'p37* _
ggi!-2, Kitchener Matinee 2.25 Nutvyood second in’i‘_si:`e~  2. ,
Tom Commodore 2.24 and 20 others Just wailing lots
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ste in the Charmed Circle, and how could they miss ti _ im-
sel? Champion Sire. I-lie Sire Admiral Dewey 2.0¢ ‘ \a\’a
_gliotnggioo siro, liio Grand sire aio Groot sioglii 2.06 lioaestlro
st ay ’
So Breeders mate your Good Mares with the Grcat:SIl‘r. He
can be seen till further notice at his own stables Monts|_ue._
Mr. Ellis the latter part of March refused a handsome.-piic:
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