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This is ,' C

Your Chance

3536-7-17Mlmo. -

The Following Facts will Conyinge You

Are the l-`o\~»_~ for the North M'1t

highest grade -i-~ k in the Province, yeis(i)1r'iisC.i°sf:lio;itt‘llic‘i fact. Are ih_¢. lr..»»» .i slrain of very heav breeders yes they are;-dill t he i arcnts of this stock sell last year for pei il .lr, .es they did;-are the young Foxes for this Co. c:»lpil;lilzt-ti at $15700 per pair, yes they are It is also a fact that llle 5 old females of this Stock reafed 22 pups last year nnd 21 pups this year or 43 pups in2 seasons, one ol the ,greatest records in the world. Investor this is' the Co. for 'r

once before the deal closes, for prodIp(;lh'tli;riS;_ the Secym

North Milton Pedigreed Black Foxes, Ltd. ‘ 36 Elm Ave.-Phone 274-L-Charlottetown

iDon’t let This Offer

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We dev utie our time to

Art----in---i’ortraiture ut the

Bayer Photo Studio

127 _Grafton St. Telephone 192] Finishing For The Amateur We close on Monday after-

noons for July and August.

`

Stoclc__Sale

We are authorized hy Mr, Pcrley

Mutch to sell on his farm,Southport, on Monday August tllst, commencing at 1 B0 P M.

18 choice Milnll cows, 2 newly calvvd cows,

4 cows to calve in September,

2 year olds, ~

5 draft horses.

1 fillie, I 2 year o‘d, (Baron Calvin)

2 pigs,

1 threasller and cleaner. Terms ll months credit on lipprovod

joint notes.

BENJ. CARTER 8: CO,

5.046-8 iilmwfinilipd Auctioneers

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Attend the Flower Show

G0 to the August 26-27

fo,- /' '

-"3 3 1 ` , li ` ./' A , __f,rn~.,,___\ ,_ /

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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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@.;.-.'.Vlsi.““l,,

K.. J. MARTIN, B. A.

Barrister Notary Public. etc. MONEY T0 LOAN

Mirris ‘$19.51. Charlottetown. P. E

Warburton & Shaw

Blrrilterl, Attorriegs. Notary P_ub_lic. Etc..

Solicitor! for Cnrndi linkers association. Bank oi Montreal. Canada. Pemlencnt Mortgage Cor- poration.

Bees-~0ld Guardian Oilice. Prowse Block

Qlrlottetown, P. E. I.

l.A McLean. K. C.. Donald McKinnon

McLean & Mcliimion Blrristers, Attorney-at-Law

Brown Block. Cllsrloitelown

STEWART & CAMPBELL

Barristers, Solicitors etc,

Ohlcel In Desllrisay Block Comer Queen Ind Grniton Streets. Charlottetown P. E. Island.

'MONEY T0 LOAN

Expert Optical Service

Our business is to ex-

amine Eyes. We aim to give our patrons the ben- et`it,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 fitted lenses.

G. F. Hutcheson

99 Grafton st. Optician

_“M l`58n"r¢ 2:” Tw Einrlriév lr e

.C. _ -. - - » ~ ' iiiel"l°i:oD sr BENTLEY o'lil’r'I'.7fii'.?.ll"§i 'hf°§?°5l`§.‘.'.§.'l. Charlottetown. P. lslnn

Anthracite Coal

Now landing ex Schr. Bayard

Bames 1800 Tons Best American Scranton Coal, also due to arrlvg r sehr. “Sinah C. Klmmskl FSO tons of the celebrated Laci; awana Coal ln E88.5f0V¢ 3” Chestnut sizes.

.,'§,‘@i° Cr* *i-d‘.3‘.l¥.‘é.”€i?$ q l y an par i . best are requested to(l>_ook thellli orders at once, and delivery w_i be made from vessels while dis- charging at lowest prices.

Buntain Bell & Co

Phone 404. selling Alzrnls D01" inion Coal C0. .Ltd-

A t Black Diamond Line' Chgtnoviinjuly 23rd. 1914.

> , ; “l

nut sizes. _

Customers W i ll

please book their orders so as the Coal can be delivered Whilst vessel is dis-

_charging.

6. Lyons/& to

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` "~ THE E»SfEri_Quirii_iN___.“-

...'l’i‘ PAYS to buy in this Province

agent in Montague,

...°’l'HE MORNING Guardian can

|be obtained in Souris at lil. A. Pac-

quet’s.

_ .*PROFlTABLE EVENT.-A Dance

,was held ut Souris West last. Monday

,uiEht. Cakes were sold and a lair

suni renlized_*

..*TUNA NETTED_-A large Tuna

was caught oil 'i‘uct-liiay last in the Fish Trap. lt weighed over six hun- dred pounds.

..*HARD COAL.-The three musted

vessel Mchure is at present unloading

nrd & Co., to Capt. William McDonald, Souris*

__.°hlR. CARL MeDONALD Guardian

representative rir‘Bouris,, will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter at the oillce of Undertaker Dingwell.

= - Montague Horse Races, in the three

5 i

...°SLBElCRIBERS should renew n

week or two belore the time _they

discontinued promptly on expiry date.

have been a serious fire took place

for fine hot0s door, but as soon as discovered the --

P = _ I.;/’ tire engine was brought down and ,..°TlIE TWO WAR H01iSl’.S, Vesta Dominion

held t.oday_*

EASTERN PERSONALS

Barru, left for Boston Friday mornillg.*

rlved in Souris Tuesday night.*

._*Mrs. Lord is visiting in Souris

..*Mr. J. S.(lhaillsoil is having li new

vernluln plnecd on the front ot' his house in Souris!

*Mr J S Mnt‘E\ven, lllidirull is

' ng » . of Mr nnd Mrs. S. Snullerrlon.

Effie Ililrrin have nrrivnd home from Huston to visit their home lnElnlirn "

J. Hughes Co., Soul-ln, left Monday for her home in St John '

Stewart.”

MarCia‘,’ I ..° r. ou ass. on n er -----*I*-A~_° 1 no T... 1. . Sr _-..-.».r';1_._-ll’-l-f§......s_l.f.-hr‘vlnsrlcllvl A _;,,: Hualltl’ Of Hard C°a_ ,l::;‘;.r:~..2._ J...M;:l:"iz::. igx g|v||][N[]3l

In view AHotel. Shniiri has left en route ,

B.

to their home *

_.°Mr. Vernon Crockett. Clerk at

Stems, has returned to Souris from fi short visit to his home in Maine- que.*

_.°Mr. Harold Matthew who has

been on his holidays for the last two weeks has retumed to his duties in Matthew and McLean's store, Souris!

* r llarr Sterne. who is employ-

_. M _ Y -

od in the Canadian Bank of Com- me-lroe. Anligoninh, is home on his vue- ntioll to Souris?

..°Mr. .lohn Sweeney nnd Mr. Wil-

liam McLean. tlliarlottetown arrived in Souris Thursday night and left for Red Point next morning!

_ 0 -- _tion lor advertising in this column. S f I 0’ 'r G anon ivas is ounraisn cnrn must n¢eo:.ti;..;ye.;sl..;s,_ uint- a e nvestlnent

ii consignment of hurd coal from Pick- _ I* PPWS NEWS' At t

have paid for has expired and thus not 1°°k them up' Z1 horses °ntP.r"d' not -miss an issue, as all papers are - 5078'8'21M31'

*-FIRE A|_AnM,.- what might thing. some oi? the greatest trotters

about 8.30 Thursday night ln the Me- ing there. Four Stallions. the hy-

C k S di l l

oo lu o / _

__,i ed in a back room on the fourth 5078-8-21M3i.

l ," /.j',.»' soon put out the blaze. The alleged B0y_ 2_05}_ and the mysterious

/1;!!!

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origin of the tire is said to be incon- horse D,-_ Sharper 2_ wi, meet at dlarisn1_ An investigation is tu be Montague) on ¢hc'24th' gee w0h'f_

..*Mr. Bernard-Mc Cormnck, Rock- '

..*Mr. Thornton Sterns, (‘liurlotte- following reply: “

town, is in Souris oil a bnsilics trip-" My °"lle“g“05 “nd I. lll0Ht Wt*-l"l\lY

“lllll`°Uil»te oilr generous and ritrio-

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..°lvil~. wuliurn Brown, tlrugglst ur- UC 05°F “Hd Send our sincere tlunks.

_.*Miss Mamie tjumiuiugs has nr- the Naval Servire ,ms informed < . _ _ ~ _ nw , , _.ls ;"";'l?l‘; §1l°';?m:_:';’_l2l Bohm" to her °ld.0f your generous and timely otier_toA mms Silver ,md nhl.,-it lieuuty

simply free of cllnrge all our require- F0! (ro, _,,125

-ONE CENT per word each inser-

nium charge twe

._°FLOWER SHOW Prince of

Wales College, August 26-27.

5072-8-21M6i_

...°G0 WITH THE CROWDS ou the

24th, to Montague Horse ltlices. cv- erybody is going to see the greatest race oi their lives.

5078-8-21M3i_

.._‘D1D YOU BEE the list of entries

for tho Montague Horse Races, oil the 24th. There will sure be some going in the Free For All.

5078-8-21M3i.

SHI - por ill

Sourisz- Hilda M. llarton, liuncllburg, Lure, Lunenburg; Three Brothers; Frank, Charlottetown; Mcliuro, Hali- fax; Marina, Shelburne; Briton, Hul- itax, Neptune, Arichat.*

I ...'FIGHTING, in liuropc, there \\ill be lighting lor first place at the

classes, Did you see the entries? I(

_._°THE 2.24, TROT at Montague

on the 24th. looks like the real

in the Maritime Provinces are meet-

tliey go some. Don‘t forget that I-Ilida S. nnd Ou Wilkes will be right

John McDonald of llear River eient you will see something to be remcm- 5103-9-24-\lmwf~li

the week end visiting ‘riends at bered for a long while. ill _-

Bristll, the guests oi M". lui-les 5078-8-21M3i. McDonald.-Mr. Lester Mc‘.-`;1rish on * Cc D --- TE Sunday last paitl ri [lying visit to ._ A I ENT AVER D.- What . | Moron recently,--.llisn Illillic Ghutllil.-r might have been li drowning accident I?:1tt§:'l;3l?§c;.g; xézx Ltd_"" 109 had the misforf-~i»», of 3-teething lrr was narrowly averted Tuesday when Delauey_Smith " ' ""’ "E5 01 b r,,..cnl1y__\i,., xohn a little girl dnuglltcr of Mr Mctlor-

c lar one . ._ _ i _ . . _» » - John R Dinuis 65 _ __ _ . U .k_ S __ t ut] ll I 1, U . .... .. hehm of st' Tereius ‘mm H Burt l-liziiillt>ili|l;iqiii;(i‘tlgliiil;iQidniiei'1(;ilisa; Dundas S‘B' Fox G0' "“ ~~' "-------500

visit to Bristol recently. llw guest , _ _ _ F ste B1 k F td

, - seized by the child in it dcoth g lp ““ ,rn 9° Ox” L 30

M her father Mr' ‘imma Immnert' and but for the timely ussistullcorol’ Empire Blfick P703 C0 100

H*voLUNTEER8 LEAvE___ A glike html' r]_¥[urhn1(j]\evrLiedi¥i~].]f,1?‘1|§fd F;l(I"3;<aB.ndI*0X L0. Lf.d.... ...ltgg

very i“lP.r°._s_slV.9lmd touching Gere- tilvetiminalgljri llaviih begerliarlrowiihli. lVliliik French Rival molly toim 6-mee Thmlmmy afternoon Chevrie,oueof the rescuers won allied- GWGFBI FUI' FHFHIS 70 at the Souris Station when the six al before for life_saving* Georgetown PL B Fox C0 35 volunteers took their departure. The _ ' . Good Luck FOX 'Cm 100 b““d °”°°"°‘l the. b°"“ t° "Lf ‘“,“',§’“ A GIFT FROM rliennionnls s.n. For co. ioo playing patriotic. airs, nn a ie _ station an immense crowd was gath_ |gRANDRAM_uENDE»RSO_\' W. B. Hfiycs .......... ....._...100 ered te seo them oft Mayor Brennan LIMITED. Hnrtmrd Dark Sllv" FU*-~ 25 gave nn excellent impromptu speed, Howatt-Dalton S. B. F. Co..._._. 50 in which he iidvlsed them first to Nnvnl Department presented with gunllbig Sguvig HFC); 2°! C°'Lm‘ 35 h ih ll lil h intere ts and todo F -f, Th d 5° ° - ‘Ox 0 ----- ~~ 50 ,mrs 525, 5,2, "the Mmfw, C,,,,,,,,.y °‘E?'ure Ielgguuds Huntley sliver Fox oo., Ltd. ........iu and carry themeslves so that they ._.__ ' ' enderson 50"" Black Foxes Ltd 400 might be a credit first to their News comes from Ottawa that on glalgiglillcs- B- Fox C0. country Canada and next to t cr 'h U- ~ - - - -

own town, Souris. He Ellen ptresellt- ixelllggsgpheiiothSirM;`é0\;]értR' 5233515552; 1_gaDl3iLeu;S£l.]§‘ox(tlo., Ltd. ed each with li purse o twen y one _ _ 1 url me _ . . ~ox _o. .i

dollars as there was $105.00 eollepted f°n°“B‘ ‘ lllgnc S, gox Co., Ltd. .50 to 65 Licut_ A. l~`. MeQuo.id thou gavctieni ngic .fi ver ox Co. 140

»-r*-"'--*""-°"'1'_'*"" final instructions and placed them in “II h<,‘Ve11e85“ed?_‘1`0UKh "lY_S0l1 tllflf Mt. Edward 40

charge of Sergeant Leonard Me()r- “ve MBV” dem" ”“°"l;‘, ‘”f"1“1re f°1tY‘ Montague Black Fox Co ._.......40 mack. The crowd gave the volun- 9 °_“"~l`1 P0ll“dH hm! Lslld ltllll Massachusetts S. B. Fox C0....... 50

h ' ith l `

teers threehearty cheers and bid thelu HW W1l”0l 9 lcputy Minister us Mnrrnv iii.-..r qhver B_F0x 75 farewell during wlllell ine bonu l0ll0\\'S~Wlth further _reference Bren-ln. J. McNeill co ____ ... ____,.1o0 played Gnd Save the Klnl=_- The flmm-Henderson. L1m1trd._u\10tHtl0\1|New Haven Fox Co. Ltd. so name of the volunteers we-rc.-ben Just culled my attention tblrty-thous- North Amin-igah S_B_ Fox Cm ____ __30 gent Leonard Mc0rmnck, Sergt. nm. pgund Pure lWhite Lead required Prince Royal 40 Nell M<=lSHa¢» G“"“@'~ <fll="l°S M°“"' by the xsvni service at llnllf-nx ni- Peerless......... 15 ant, Gunner, Alexander McDonald, tem thousand pounds Esquimalt hmm Provincial s_B_ Foxes Ltd_ __65w75 G - Clfirl s Mcl)onuld* - ~ ~

Ull“'~\'» l 9 - pleasure in cancelling same and in Prince Albert ................ .. .... 60

'~*-*"1"* 0lT9l’lllL! lllllterial as n gift to t.helPioneer Fox Forming <`o. 50

country und empire in this time ot need.

(Sgd.) -los. R. Henderson

To this Sir Robert Borden sent the

(S,t;d.) li. L. ii0t‘den_

The I-Ion. J. D. Hnzcli also express-

tlio guest of Mrs. l)r. Mutturt.* led the thanks ot the government as.

____ follows.

O'l"l`.\WA, \ugust, llth, 191-l.

Dent' Mr. Henderson,-

Mr. Desbnrnts, Deputy Minister oil

ments ol whit/e lend for tho Ships of

As Minister of the Nnvnl Service I

desire to express to you on llellnlf of

If so, we recommend first mortgages -on improved Real Estate secured through this Company, whose many years of experience in loan- ing_money on this security eminently fit it to attend to all the details necessary to amply protect the invest- ment

_ This Company has, dur- ing the past eleven years, loaned many millions for- itself and clients on first mortgage. and in no case

i has it or its clients lost any-

thing of either principal or interest.

First mortgages on im-

proved Real Estate are an ideal investment for those dependent upon revenue, inasmuch as they give the investor the maximum ot security and the maximum of revenue-safety of prin- cipal considered.

Kay Building, Souris. ’l‘he tire start bred ones, see them. COI‘l'€SDOIld€l'lC@ S0liCit€d.

The Perpetual Trustee

...‘BRIS'l"DL.~-The farmers of this ~ _ W

vicinity are busily engaged in hay- fviiifeyggostalrg-_,th the goods hem ADVISORY BOARD

nmklns -Mr- James ’1‘. McDonald 501s-li-ziM3i. W. H. Aitken,

had the pleasure ol capturing a mink ____ Hon_Chas_ Dalton

Tiwedsv morning and his many fri- ...°'rwEN'i‘Y-oNE ENTRIES for the Frank R Helm, ends Wish him every SUCCWS in Pali- Montague Races, what do you know ' `° ins minks--Misses Lottie and Mor- ulrout thot? Looks ns though tile H M D ° - garet Findlay left Monday cn route horses like to go there, and you ull ° ° avlson . |

to Boston, Mase., alter rrvgry sholgt know that when the horses l:to,therc MANAGER. 7 visit to their sister Mrs. allies _ will be lots of people there o see - _ ` McDonald.-Messrs Harry Cool: and them race, come along nnd see them Morris Block Charlottetown'

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l coiN Pnusns _

_;f_,~“ The _coin purse l_ias_become a fixture ` ` _- ,' :jg _._j It_’s growing popularity is embracing young '= _

i girls and women in all walks of life. i /_

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' . Realizing this. we have made our line l E 3 of Coin Purses the most complete in the

| ‘ Province. The prices are very rcasonalllc,

, running from 90 cents up.

I jWe always consider it a pleasure to s`~ ow our .

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` W. W. WELLNER ff r Jewelers & Engravers j

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Montague Horse Racse

‘ Monday, August 24th, 1914

Purses $45030 Purses

Races Start at one o'clock

The following horses have entered in the respective classes.

Free For All, Trot and pace, Purse $200

llilda S. 2.18, 1-2 Alf. Stewart, South Port., l)r. Sharper, 2.19, 1-fl. ll. A. l\/lchinnon, Charlottetown.

| Vesta_l>'oy, 203, l-4. llallli-I Stu-lc, Sunllncrside. (ln Wilkes, 2.1.1. l Ll. _|. 'l`. Waite, Sllcrbrook.

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Pure Canadian S. B. Co Regal ll. & S. Fox C0... 75 to 80 Royal S.B. Fox Co., Ltd. _._.....300 Royalty ._ Rogers-Payton . ._.,..f10 Riverside Fnrnling Co. _....300 Railway Mntusd Fox (`o. 50 Spring Purk .......... ._ . ....._50 Samson S. B- Fo! Co ` __ ...100 Silver Tip

Btnntiard..,___ ....., ... . ......

Sterling

-Silver Fox Ranching Co. 10

St. George's Bay

Seal River .... ._ Thorougi1bred...... ._

Throg Ilivers Upton .... .. 55 Victoria Farm Rosemount Consolidated

.....,15rl

30 80

‘J All 75 Zh

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..'M _ li i S i . Mid ll, _

remrngd hg,:,r0naftgE."v(;;?3;:g frufliids the Naval Service in the present eln- in Maine. ergency- _

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ON "`

preei. tion of your i:enerolll-l nnd pn-

--1- trintic oller. The Government nccupti \

oa __*Mlss Sw-llu Hnllunfl will Miss this timely gift nr lrelng doubly vui-

a , - unble in these anxious dnys. Aetionsi

such as these strengthen our hands ‘

nnd encoumgo us in the uork of'

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f h ~_Ml5“ Mclm-W9' Mnumr at J' nnteguurding the interests nnd hon- v/) f lx

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To arrive or ere'

in a ‘ ' I have the honour to romnlu,

. . - _ Sir.

Schooner “A n n ie~...'.'.;.’.“'.‘1'..._’.. ll.'..".2l;!lf.“'.§‘”“’.&i;..’.°. »»»_;g\i»;,n_» gg;-,,155

our of Canada and the En1llll‘f'-

Minister of tho Nnvni Service.

...___

The ioilowing im. of prospective lox

dividend! is compiled from unofhclal information supplied to The Guardian In some instances the dividend to be declared may be more, in others less hut. _approximately it will he in the vicinity oi the ngure given. Addi-

mation reschel the Guardian: _

p. c.

A. E. McLean Co., Ltd.. 50 Bideiord S. B. Fox Co. ._._..200

vlsiii 'ln' tlhnrlottotown the giiost the llouvinion Government their ntl' \ ' 6

._ ffié;

\.\l~`fl;Q&_\ iw.

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tions will bs published as the inior-

MISS D. RUDGE

Manufacturer of fine hair

ueirnnni Bineir nor ns. i.td._.....'zo goods, ircluding gentlemen’s Barkers Block Fo! (lo. l.t.il....._. 75 W|gg ;nd '[`0uqp_q_ _/\]g() hair 9"°°h"°°" m“°" F” "°~ "fd"-'°" 3° goods fol s le. 171 (`.re:lr.Geol'ge'

Briuhton Hlnelt Fox (lo. Ltd-...... 35 M ed Rilnhiiry lllnclr Fox i`o. l_td....._. 15 ‘ l) _ ' Carruthers S. Il. Fox (Jo. ll0 Ohwfmzmpd-

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_..._lt_ _...__ Ani., - T a _ _ _.__-_._ .

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5 Bradalbznli-,

Bottolu, 2 23, l-i. "l`. G. Ives, Molltzlgue. Cherry Ripe, 2 Zi, ' ` C. lidifctt, Cllilrlottctowll. Helen R. 2.1€),l-fi. D. A. hflcliiillloil, " Princess Etta, 'l`. dgctt, “

2.24, Class Trot, Purse, $150

Mayor Todd, Ilanllnond Kelly. South Port.

Orwell lfellc, 2.23, l.-4. l). A. l\/lcliinnon, Charlottetown.

Ii_i_‘entoll ll. H. C. llooper, “ l\i1lgl)odds. H. H. Acorn, Souris.

liottoni, 2.23, 1-4. T. G. Ives, Montague.

,_ George Cresus, 2.27. Delaney-Slnitll Silver Black Fox Co. klnkora.

White Sox, Mrs. I. Ives, Montague.

2.30 Class Trot and Pace, Purse $100.

Zealot, 2.29, 1-2. M. McKenna, Vernon.

Ferndale, N. Nicholson. Cardigan.

Derby, Stanley Wedlock, Charlottetown Ruby D. ll. C. Hooper, Ch;-lriottctown.

White Sox, Mrs. I. Ives, Montague,

Motli Miller, Hammond Kelly, Ch;lrlottr.town_ With the above large list otenlries, the public are :lssurcrl of

one of the best dllys horse racing ever held on l’. lf. island. ' N0 intoxicating liquors, or illtoxiezltcd persolls will be allowed on or near the grounds. llot dinrlers will be sclwcil oil the grounds, and will be under the same man:-uzcllicllt as on l`ol'nu.-i‘ years, which in itself is suilicicnt guarantee of the best meal in the town. There will also be well stocked ice cream and rcfrcslinlent saloons, and the usual amusements.

The truck was neveli so good, there will likely be some former

race records broken this year, will you sec thi-ln?

Tile management has added an additional seating capacity to

their grand stand, of live hundred, so their should be plenty of rioolli lfol' every body this year, there will also be an additional ticket `0i`lice. at the gates. ' The following train arr:ln_l;cments have been made, carrying 1' orses as well as people.

STATION FAPE TRAIN 1>lil"l`S.

Sulnmcrside, $1.15 0.510 A. M.

. Kensington, 1.10 15.56 “

Freetown, 1.10 7 i2 "

I Cape Traverse, 1.25 0.00 V Emerald, 1.10 7.'/it

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llunter River, 1.00 7.51

North Wiltshire, 1.00 Royalty jct. .S10 Cliarlottetown, 1.00 York, _:-20

Bedford, .7_"» El.-i2 Mt. Stewart, .00 10 10 Elmira, l.l|l 7.15

Souris, 1.00 .“‘_.ll§ "

Bear River, 1.00 8.-11;

St. Peters, _'.10 itll; “ 1\/iorell, .75 0.3%; “

l’eake’s, .-15 10.30

Cardigan, .25 lieu “ Montague, Arrivc. ll.'30 “

Returning specilll train will ll-uve Mol i:l_qlll- :liltr ll.i» races. Teams will meet the trzllns and Conley pil-'st-ll_l_'t-l'.~ to the race

track at reasonable rates.

The manzlgelncnt have spurt-tl ne pains in prcllzlrillg for the

pleasure, comfort zlncl convenience of the public.

We had about four thousand people :ll our races lust year, and

we trust to out number that this year, your friends will bc there, to sec you, and we will be looking for you.

ADMlSSl0N---Adults 25c, Children l5c

T. GORDON IVES, Secretary.

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A BAR()lVlE'l`ER to help to foretell. the Wt-miter. A good watch to tell the time. Eye glasses to save the sight,

We have them in a variety of styles and prices. Call or send and see.

E. W. Taylor

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