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_It makes no difference what strain of blood a marefbred to Aqulrl may represent as it isfcertain ii. speedy foal will be-'the result. Arkola z.18% sold to A. B.~Etter ot Amherst, N. S.. for one thousand. dollars. and'Pict_on S., Mat, Record 2.25"are both out of mares hy Kalol. D_us`ty`»’Miller tr. 2.25 and Belmont Miller timed in race in 2.25 are out of amare by Almont Wilkes. Aqlliri Boy winner of 2 year old $400.- 00 stake at Halifax. N. S.. trial ag 8 years 2.24 is out of a mare by Commo- 'dore Ledyard. Barney Msc,_timed in race in`2.25 is out ot a mare by Beau Gallant, Miss Aquiri winner ot second money in 2 year old stake at Charlot- tetown timed at 3 years in 2.37 is out of ii, Dean Swirt miire.Acqulrl has only 50 living foals and 'every one that has been trained show speed. Aqulri's Fee for 1916 is $15.00. One price to every- oneand' the same price to ell. ~

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202 Kent Street.,

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INTERNATIONAL LINE.

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Leave St. John Wednesdays at 9.00

a.m. for Eaatport, Lubec. Portland and Boston. Leave Saturdays at 7.00 p.m.. for Boston direct. ‘

Return-Leave Central Wharf, Bos-

ton, Mondays at 9.00 a.m. for Portland. Lubec, Eastport and St John. Also Fridays at ll.00'a.m., .omitting stop at Portland..

_MAINESTEAMSHIP LINE. _

Between Portland and New York. ~ Steamshipa Northland and. Nortlr

Star. ' ` ~ ‘ ‘ Leave Portland Tuesdays, Thurs-

days and Saturdays at 0.00 p.m.

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Dealers Evcruivhere ’

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Branches in all Cities

Mayor Brow;n’_s Oilice. Hours

Mayor Brown, ofllce boune_-_- 10 to

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Office Hours: 9 u. m. to 1.9. rn. _

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MoLEAN 0. MoKlNNON

Barrlstero, Attorneys-at-Law rown Block, Charlottetown.

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ser an oye,‘po,n_ rs. e

_walib have been painted a very effec-

tive shade of ggen with an artistic scroilednnlsh.. _|ie__doors of the eilice

will "have s. glosfggouol with the oillce hours en8rave'd__o "'it. It is also the intention to haven telephone install- ed inthe Mayors Oilice.

A VALUABLE FlL'l.Y.- Mr. G. J.

McCormao’s mare, Nancy Mac pres- ented her owner with a very line lilly on the 20th inst.. sired by Prince Marjorie. owimd by Mr. J. H. G. Mur- phy. This is one of the best bred colts in the Province. The dam. Nancy Mac

of the leading sires of this Province

_-_ --~-~-_-»~----_ - ~-_.. __.-- _ww and the sire of the colt Prince Mar-

jorie is one of the best bred horses in Canada.

AFTER STEAMER SYBIL.-The

itoid Newfoundland company are ne- gotiating for the charter of Messrs. Crosbie and company's steamer Lady Sybil, to he used on the Cabot Strait route the coming summer in conjun- ction with the Kyle. The Sybil is ii splendid boat for this work, as she has fine passenger accommodation and an average speed of 11 knots, so that no more suitable ship could he got for l_ho work.-Iiallfax Exchange.

PROMINENT ODDFELLOW DEAD.

-Word has been received of the death in Truro, N. S., of Mr. G. A. Kent. Past Grand Representative of the. Grand Lodge, I. 0. O. F., ot' the Maritime Provinces of Canada. Many .friends of the Order in Prince Edward Islmnd will deeply regret to learnpf ~Mr. Kent’s death as he was s. gentle- man in every sense of the word. lt W9-S lllllifllb' through his efforts that the sister organization the Rebekah Assembly was started and which has been asource of strength to both socie- ties. Mr. Kent was in Lharlottetown last August attending the Grand Lodge here and was it will be remem- bered so unfortunate as to accident- ally sustain a painful injury to his leg.

--' ‘ 1 ' _souri-iPon'r scHo"oi..- Follow Th

ing is the standing of the pupils of Southport School for March Princip-

, | nr.. Department. oi-sae vli.-- 1, wil-

’ I lie Stewart; 2. Alice Crosman. Grade

[0 S V1- 1. Gussle Ayiward; 2, Lilian

I _ I Smith; 3, Tent Crosman. Grade V. -- _. 1. Harry Stewart; 2. Blanche Gaudet;

Ali( 1;/Ianitii Aéyward. Grade 1V.--1, John .

y war ; ,Herbert Bell - 3. Wilfred ' _ Smith. Primary Department. Grade lil.-1, Mildred McDonald and Flor- V

3, Katie Alyward. Grade II.- 1. Ellen Chappelle; 2, Russel Myers; 3. Ellen Smith. Grade I.-1, Janie Smith; 2, I-one Chapelle: 3. Harold Myers. Per- fect attendance. Herbert Bell. Wiltred Smith, Tenn. Crosman John Alyward. Mania Alward. Lilian. Smith. Gussie Alyward Mildred McDonald., Mary Smith and Ellen Chappelle. ‘

t. ‘M9811 AQCGBSCFUL- TEA.\‘Besuti- uf ____gregted~ _ _la<lles‘.‘ot st. J Hm h £_¢1_1'.._the$:e armiau tea..and sale in- hall yestordafyéafternoon. There was a very largmattelldanee of ladies and gentlemen. ll. bent- on en-

joying themselves.'.-._'%._i’sncy, ta-bles were prettily arrange _`a.l_‘ili`_"g_n them was an abuiida.nce*__`tSt"'f#if7M$S'_ _work of all kinds from the ii- pron to the daiutiest-_--Viinserioeqnnd centres, one could desire. The reftgesh- ment table, ice.-cl'.Glm and candy ‘tab- les were laden with -thswlatest in the culinary art, while fthe, young ladies serving five‘ oclook tea were kept busily ,engaged for some lio‘nrl.~,i:'1‘he tea tables of course were the ceii_'tr`es__ of attraction and were laden with an abundance of salads. creams, cakes. pastry, etc. The ladies of St.'James are noted for their cooking, but last evenings tea was voted _by those pres- ent as the best ever given by them. There was a large number of visitors present including several of the mem bers of Parliament, visiting clergyman and visitors from Summerside who came in by special train Over $300

meeting of the Executive of the Central Farmers In

was held in Prince of Wales on Thursday, April 27th, 1910.

members were present' N Mdlily Dr P C

Agnew, Peter Bro and W H McGregor,

_work

'Ml\¥or‘a‘;~0lilce is Iandbrgolng quite *iv

was sired by Commodore Ledyard, one

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' "lville St. to the Peoples Cemetery and

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“Tia” nukes sore. burning, tired feet

fairly dance with delight. _ Away go the aches and pains, the corns, callou-

blisters. bunions and cuilblains.

- “Tia” draws out the acids andfpois- onsthat puff up' your feet. No matter

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hard ou wor how lon ou

y k. g y

dance, how far you walk, or how long you remain on your feet. ‘(Tlz" brings restful foot comfort.' “Tiz" is magic-I al. grand, wonderful for tired, aching swollen, smarting feet. Ab! how com- fortable, how happy you feel. Your

feet hurt

just tingle with joy; shoes never or seem tight.

Get a 25 cent box of “Tlz" now from

any foot

drugglst or department store. End

torturv forever-wear smaller

811009. keep your feet fresh, sweet and hillllly- Jimi think! a whole year's foot

comf

ort for only 25 cents.

- -SMALL FIRE. The fire depzirt-

ment

were called out short after 9

ly

bcloclt lest evening ffr it chimney fire at the residence of Mr. Hurry Silli- phant on Central St. They, responded Dromptly but their services were not required. i C.

The following letter was received

by Mm. Joseph E. McNeill, Wellington

in reply to a note placed in a pair of

socks

sent ‘through Col:~-ings:- _

Flanders Trenches, March 24. 1916

Dear one

Mudamz- The very fine socks in

of which was the note giving me

youraddress were this morning issued _to me ,sat a- most opportune moment- owing to most inclement wcathcr which is very much in vogue here al-

WIIYB

it seems, my own supply was ex-

hausted.

The id.test"battles at Verdun have

heightened the hopes of thefpeasants

_here

and they are looking forward to

an early eiid of hostilities with victory

Oli 011

l 15-_'_l---L_!-will-III-ll-1.1¢ in

r side.

- Yours truly '~' _ F.. E. LAURANCE

Tuesda the 25th, when Miss Leuora

B. Mclrtliur of West Devon became . . ' ‘ V L` ' ' -

. TEN- _

a`R.ober`t Jamieson will not take place

'Soel`ety, under? the auspices of the *uint Drama; "cnpi. Jncn". 'rne nnii

odiat Parsonage, Summerside, on

the wife of Mr. James E Hiscott of Stanley Bridge. Rev. J. M. Rice tied the nuptiai.lmot.. :' _-

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l FUNERAL ivosvvonso. owing

to _tb31,non_-arrival 'oilidi-. Frank Jamis- son o funeral of his father, the late

until Saturday~when it will be held at 2 p m from his late r- sidence on Gran-

wlll be conducted-_by the Masonic Lod~

ses of wlilciitlie deceaszd was a mem- er.» ' ‘.

_ °cAPT. JA_GK.- On Monday even-

ing, _April 24t.li,,,~, the Souris Dramatic

R¥li.'Ci'n|Is presented the three act.

was crowded despite the fact that it

»was_a're,?etition of the play given on March 1 th. amply testifying the ap- '-preciation of the citizens for the -drama and their loyalty and patriotism towards the worthy cause for which the proceeds were to go. The soldiers of the 105th Battalion were present in a body and by the loud applause given were well pleased with the entertain- ment. particularly the “local hits" a- gainst some of the members. The Souris Band furnished excellent mus- ic throughout tlie evening which was greatly appreciated, as was the solo by Mr. M. S. Acorn and the step danc- ing by Pte. Cody and L. F. Paquet. The amount realized including the sale of home made candy in the neigh- bourhood of $70.

"The very best description of life

in the trenches yet heard here." was the unanimous opinion of those who had thc privilege of hearing Capt. Fred May of the “Fighting 20th" Battalion at St. Petor’s Schoolroom last night. The attendance unfortunately was not what it should have been considering the worthy ohject-to help pay for the _new instruments for the 105th Batta- lion. Judge Fitzgerald presided and in addition there was an excellent programme including ii. piano solo. a vocal solo by Mr. A. Bruce, Violin solo by l’rol'. Vinnlcombe, band selection by thc 105th musicians and Edison Dia- _mond Disc selections put on by Mr.i Golden from the Edison laboratory..

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Baby’s Own Tablets

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issue him

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citizens s

opporunlty to Capt. Moy

is a very pleasing epealger.

Applications are coming in at an en-

couraging rute for places on the New Siege Battery. including several from Cape Breton and Nova' Scotia. Those desiring to enlist in this popular branch of the service should get in line immediately.

The following additions have been

made to the strengthzi

William Walsh, Charlottetown.

. 9 p . Julian Keoug'han, Vernon River. N. McLeod, Heatherdale.

Mrs. Lawrence M. Brown, Walton.

N. S., writes: ?."I have used Baby's Own Tablets for the past ten years and believe there is nothing to equal them for little ones. They instantly banish constipation and teething trou- bles and unlike any other medicine 1 have used they are pleasant to take and do not gripe the baby." The

puking you for the s0¢kg_`] am Tablets are sold by medicine dealers

or by mail at 25 cents a box irom The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-

_ 29th Batt. C. E. F. _ ville. Ont. _ ._

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J. H Ho an Ho e River urcd that

Fred. H. Clark, Bedeque. _ a Y0\1l‘ DB0- SlSi\0<i

days

anniversary

The

MGNUMENTS

In Granite and Marble

‘ In our show room 117 Kent St. Revere Hotel Block. We have a large niunber of finished Monu- ments which the public are invited to inspect.

Call or write before purchasing,

y Special attention will begiven to lettering on monuments already set in all cemeteries. 1

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