7Sat. March 15. 193:

bits, adult Huns and hen phen- sants, to say nothini abeut 50118

birds of different species, {Ed yet only the odd hunter will liq-

fox pups are pretty old fashioned; The Guardian Page characters and can catili mice easily. It’s a messy business pay- ing bounty on kits of any species. In the days when bounty was paid on young regardless of_ age there were times when one need-

motlier o! one of the litters hap- pened to be out when the den was dug open. He argued that he should be paid thirty dollars. I inquired which fox was in the den and he told me the one with

a skunk to mother a litter of seven under a chicken house un- til they qualified for bounty — not Old Age Pension —— and then collected but let the mother go. She returned the ﬁollowiiig spring.

Budlong. 2.16:

209; Penny Roygonxe. sp°.“_°°“'»lZ-05 2-35: Titan. Emblem: Peps!

Melody’ 2_16 3_5. 6. Twilight Boy’; Come On Billy.

3 fOur_year_0Id 11915. 2.16; and Ehe Buddy Cruikshank stable-

Ree MCHugh W§1ﬁY_0wned by Just Rita, 2.11 2-5; Waychamp,

roan with white 1c is 3 blue 2-04 4-5; Brewer's Gallon, 2.00- spots on the hips 3-4: Newport Chief. 3, 1.59 3-5;

I .. Hunters Corner (Continued from page 6) while it slept, half covered with drifting snow, on the ice at the edge of an open spring and im-

Back Stretch

ciitinued from page 5)

0

( -utes. It is planned to

tree ome changes in the track s

pelts fetched from twelve to eigh- teen dollars each as they did some years back there would be

"6 . th h '11 d ' ~ - - . . .. . Pl’gpnnS5°thaE,Vit1;3ins((’,:i;s1E:eS .:e1c- Erdn biczttractlng 3 _1°t Of atten- Jimmy Flood; Bruce Clegg; mediately wants the bounty on In short time she was worth the five pups. Would the five no need of a bounty. E5. to Step ms one thing use of its nice way of Sylvia Lynn, due to foal. foxes raised. He sings a foleful seven dollars a year until aprow— pups have lived without their ed a gas mask. Five or six would The animal rated as public uidate the big toms he encounters ' ” mother? ” An5- ‘‘No'’ “Q” "Why be Packed into «'1 « tin can and Wildlife enemy No. 1 is not the in -the wild back - country each

ling bounty hunter shot her. The farmer was really burned up over this event. A bounty is not intended to be used as a money making scheme. It is paid as an inducement to hunt predatory animals when the price of their pelts is not enough to warrant the time taken in skinning and

The Jack MacMillan stable-

Miss Binet 2.19- F 1 2.16 46. a , alcourt Pa ,

going and its peculiar coloring Th . - Beuigi 21¥l50rfside3 stable- 218:1, 2 ~ -:2; othwell, , _ H fast’ B21311‘;-‘rHSohaker, 2.17 1-5; Bel- I We had a brief visit from Stan- The D °5‘° ~ Sety Mayhew, Kinkiora, P. E. I. L . B60; Ratchford stable-Angus thfmley will have a strong stable C-aim Ct s Prince, 3, 2.13 1-5; 1,1tS_ Year, with this as a partial Drqame l\/Iargaret; Jackie,s tihs . Pet Hanover, 2.13 2-5; Fea- ~ mi Red s King, 2.11; Gover, 91' Duster, 2.10; Lady Aubrey,

be“ i, it reco _ . ydstotfhg Soil is that it is a very

‘ii nd the horses will W’ "V ty e’ a soreness from

song of woe about predation but is as mute as the Harp that hung on Tara's walls’ when two emn on a stormy winter evening shoot a bran bag full of black ducks at the same spring. I know of men who refrained from shooting red fox pups because there was no bounty of them. They prefer-

fall and winter....sometimes mil- es from human habitation. A few years ago a hunter’ in the Grand Tracadie area ‘lined UP the sights on a big cock pheasant as a first dawn lightened the east and was in the act of pressing the trigger when a big cat sprang out of a near by hedge an to

left till there were so ripe they started to blend into an odorifor- ous mass.

When the lid was off it was time to open the door. It was a case. of taking ones word for what the tin contained or how many. I happene dto b ethere

should the Department pay out eighteen dollars when an expen- diture of three sufficed to do the job?” NOT PLEASANT

He had no answer for that one but intimated he was through dig- ging out dens — not so long as

fox, skunk or raccoon but our common house cat and the woods and fields are full of them. Many live in the woods and swamps the year ’round. A traveller told me this winter tat last June he left Portage in Prince County at ten thirty for Charlottetown. Just

1113 - ' ': f h

mg 15 a ll..l2 o orses .ThefOu0“l;ish0P Stable? W G504 Pick, p, 2.02, a six- : tr“ Darnely. Last year,

Y "Ed. test com an : Sling 1” rghzel Elsa his totalpwill: nor 5 Boy’ 2'19? :08’ Dexter Scott. 2.11; Vivian red to let them live in the hope f1eShiI1g- there was no bounty on young once when I figured they were for cud-iousi-ty he kept count on 57' The Lloyd Walker stable-New. rongv 2-14 (t) and’ 2.11 (p); they’d run across one when there I was in the bounty office a pups, The mung is that if a young kittens but how to prove the number of cats he spotted or the Pheasant The El“! reared isadprice of three dollars on its different was the question. The whose eyes the headlights picked and the cat went one way ea . BRED FOR BOUNTY I sometimes chuckle over the incident of a farmer who allowed

W" 25,085. There was keen W? arfof him at the Harrisburg Egmgt fall and he was knocked . “'5 Drfsishop for $4,000. Wnt;JMcG1.aw, p, 2.10 4-5, was Z.*?”e,, last year of four firsts, '1. wnds, and four thirds. ﬁlooks iii the pink and should We season this year.

‘ a 80°‘? i':l°1_’§‘a Mzied trotter

fox pup, and this also goes for the young of skunk and rac- er, came in with nine fox pups coon, is old enough to fend about the size of week old kittens for itself is considered in the and one adult fox mask. The bounty bracket. Three month old

few years ago when a man, who rated as a professional fox hunt-

grladale. a green trotter by Play- b3 e. and several otheiis that have 9911 given the very best of care

by the pop 1 - clarkie Srm_‘t1h“11' young trainer,

the pheasant another. It was a good try but this particular bunt- er has more misses in his sys— . tem then hits.

port Dean 1 59 2_5. Hi G

E " ' 9 al,

zva Yorke, 2.15 1-5; Jet Master .08 2-5, Bold Dean 213 3-5.

Abbasmgi 2-04 1‘5; Dave Grattan:

up. 53 was the number and he probably missed as many more.

Big tomcats have been known to carry home half grown rab-

bounty on young kits was dis- continued for it encouraged frau- dulent practices and was highly unsanitary to boot. If red fox

SUMMERSIDE ESUMMERSIDE

d, 2.14 1-5. is a real am that,

. against some of the best - class, won six firsts, 14 and 7 thirds last sea-

ﬁmamy an excellent re-

' W ' third last season. We °“,,t,"”s§§ him be a threat in l”kfast gasses this year. umpsy, a five-year-old pacer ‘ﬁmedale Hossier, 2.07, dam l 2.10 With her ex-

coast, 3, by Josedale Ho-

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81' of e y 1 Furniture ., Appliances & Dudge & DeSol:o Cal’! m, that many 0! our roaders Si R6_£E’lI‘READS i J51 FORD SEDAN Your Corner Drug store \ Dodge Trucks luxurious lambs wool. Long lasting quality In thrifty (30) W”; watch on a racetrack. 595 Y 15 Rad“ ' T°1°Vi5 ‘"1 . Black in color N1L_0_NAL with F,” Han. _ breath-taking colors. Atwo-year-old trotting filly by 2 ONLY FOR $29.95. “We Service, What Overdrive transmission, radio Dressing. ‘ sales and slfrvlce Wen Hanover, g_o3 11-4, daﬁn And Your Recappable Tires we sell” Leonard Desmches SPECIAL $1.49 Always A‘ Fall‘ Deal A JOY TO OWN AND TO WEAR . ooooooo . $59.95 hm Kalmuck. competes t e Convenient Budget Terms - 509 Water st. « In our Used car; . ml, Phone 3423 Water st. PM-‘° 33” 23” Wat“ 5" Priced to sell “'°“‘ 2344 "79 Wm’ 5% phone 3312 mm s,_ MocKENZlE'S HOUSE OF FASHIONS In I small barn just a short summei-side summerside phone 7951 95 W t 5, summerside - Wee from the larger ham are — 3 er - Summerside 247 Water Street Summeuldt mionowing horses that are be- p - - - V g g i”li°°ii°i :rf‘eelinb}e'xg:1Ie1dtl¥:I:i: A. E. MacLENNAN “FL°WEE CART" COOMAC 1”‘ A- PERRY ' ‘SI-AND GULF Ma.oNEIL MOTORS “E °Vid°n°4°i§iiit9§epn'3§§t ii’; I LTD. F‘°'“‘ ”°“‘“"’ AUT3 ]l:(:n]i);iYhst§H0P Texaco Service Station EQUIPI1“il}‘]J;VT 00- AUTO BODY CORN“ BROTHERS LIMITED 0 dam Mollie Grat- G.M.C. Trucks Potted Plants c°mi°“ S°"i°° Gas _ 0“ _ Greas. ' ' V “A Complete Fender Chrysler it Plymouth Cars Chemlet ' md’m°bu'

by Orcus Grattan. Song Bird, Buick Car: 9"‘ Flowers 24 Hour ';‘ow.ing Service YOUR. coeKsHU'I"r and , Fargo -1-Mk, General Motors bP1ayda1e. 2.04 1.4, dam Lady sales and Service Flower; Telegraphed F Pong gobst Washing and Polishing at DeLAvAL DEALER Auto Body Service" 4 . Sales and Service mMisS IloIar‘S‘ial:l((‘lI(‘),eaI§i(:1]'rV-(3§IS‘l;:‘ Better Used Cars ‘ ywhere rglivers €31: es Tires - Batteries - Accessories “The F 31'm¢1"5 .M‘“EE“’ Paint Jobs *5" (sales . Service - Par“ Big ‘saving’ old pacer y _ M ,2: Phone 2146 Water st E Ph 2 252 Duke St service centre» Reasonable Prices V on Used Cars 3941.4, dam Miss Ame 8. - . . . one 33 1 ,3 Central St. Phone 3338 Harvard st phone 2323 water sh E “mm 2318 water 8' E Phone 2903 Wat st W Phone 2134 175 Water t. 051-2; she is owned by Harold A Summerside summerside_ _ . summ M I . . . er . . summers!“ 91,“, 3411 217 “yam. 3.. mm,‘ of Braeiﬁiey a:d.h has . summerside ers 0 summu-51.1. Summersidéx summers”, breeding that shou ma e er a , ‘ iupacer. J. c. ciegg, 4, by Abner T. Clegg, 2.04 1-2, dam by , Pagliaocl,‘ 2.09 1-4, is owned by ~ ‘ ‘ , 1 Clifford Sherren. SELLAR MOTORS R. J.’S MATHESON I ‘ INBERMUDA DIAL 8505 ROWLEDGE (c. II. s iiai-, Pr .) . A MGWILLIAMS & ' D, W ._,,,,,t,,: Bemga B_A_ SERVICE ch I ‘E; “inc Cmihm DRUG STORE TURNER Lm o LEARY CLOTHING‘ & FOOTWEAR bi t recen ssue e — - rys er Iym u at .. BeliiS1lilda‘l\le;S, on the front pafte for Pfgmpf A Complete Fargo Trudks 5‘ . Groceries 3933“ Pffdueti Groceries —- Hardware COMING SOON FOR SPRING‘- ‘:u3$E1°_:ge:h‘:;ﬂt1r°bé . . rﬁlgolnggaeenggli-algcfgigﬁeei «we specialize installing . Excellent Meats Prescriptions Blmgifyg Gllloadtﬁnal Ivy League shoes teen age sensation. In white bucks, saddliel, featured at the Shelly Bay Race- AOVQHISIIIQ mjlgileg and 3811 PiPe-’’ Q Dry Goods _ Careful‘! 1713130119011’ «The store with The and flame pumps. New shipment of BVD men’: dress shirts, track when it reopens next NW Phone 12 u or: price: $5.00 and I Golden R le Polic " ember. This was, announced by SO I 9 ., “_:s R“ J. MMDONAID Pb.“ ‘ y u 3’ ladies blouses, new merchandise arriving daily. See us for ? Edmund Gibbogfs am, he W 3 , Eun,ter.B.i\ier__.. ,...P.E.l. Phone,.. 10. . H.lmer.-mu’ & 00_ omeary PEI Phone I 0’Leary latest styles before buying. dreturned from co erences in . ' ' ’

New York with the new track manager, Mr. Walter Gibbons.

Mr. Walter Gibbons was ex- pected to arrive in Bermuda on March‘! to investigate track pos- sibilities and formulate .plans for renovation of the track and tables. Expected to accompany

‘E3 government was recent- allliroved by the legislature. The Terceira, who sent the Llfe. is the owner of Lassie home, 2.15 2.5 tha-t he purchased tit about three years ago. MORE HORSES

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Aqua-Seal Baby Pants Doe-lon

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M1 Gibbons 01! his Visit is his pletely reconditioned. No reasonable offer rejected. . ' ' I ~

mwho is handicapping secre_ .. . ' _ . Reg. price 75: Special 49¢ candy line.

ughnhnoosezelt Raceway. PHONE 362 See Us For Details KENSINGTON N . ’ o A PHONE 49

e ew S elly Bay manager E ~ " — _ was formerly manager of Roose- \ ' - E . H. BROOKINS - I \ il..:::°ia.:i%.:i “i§.‘.:2‘:§§§’f G ° IN §Es‘3N‘§"ﬁ¥" THE A°VER"S‘EMENTS' \% E ' M“°“EN”‘“'s °° ‘EEEESPVE oisexpetdtoit‘stU'ted D. . . ' Elites owilels to nigiiig ltllieir FARM PRODUCE Groceries and M t _ Q \ \ O ESE‘? S?'RVIdCE ‘ ASS’N. LTD. ' ‘ » e . - i . . ll

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dent‘ of‘ ﬂ',e' Bermudag ggckey Growing and Exporting Propane Gas for a 26 week period and there will appear in the advertise- _ 9 Chevrolet Trucks , Fruits and Vegetables Club, had previously said that Certified seed and H , . inents each weekthree names and addresses of people living . 9 ' Sales and Service Dry Goods %;l"erl:1(;)ped11;i) 0penh'thebf(;)ra‘_;ck1(3‘n) Foundation stock potatoes 93“! Systems inrtthe communities irepresented on this page. Read the ad- 0-K‘ Us°‘;:”’ :3“ T'“°‘“ Drug sundries

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med for thfﬂnstiﬁcfgép 1°" _ _ g V it along with a sales slip to the Charlottetown Guardian-

iew stables and other track fw WM_ J SEMPLE Patriot, showing that goods or services have been pur-

ilities was raised last Noyember, LIMITED P. J. & G. KENNEDY chased from one of the advertisers on this page and you will receive ab- MATTHEW 82 MCLEAN

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Robt. J. MacKenzie, Prop.

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Phone 21-2

Gas and Arc Welding Phone 8-2

Olty Stevenson mana er of the Kensln ton P]: I

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nioliisiiulshlfﬁrédélflspeedve °r HIARMACY GENERAL MERCHANTS snor AT YOUR LEISURE, that right-at-home feehng is yours when you shop at home. Shop in WRIGHTS M('§AS'.fEWART pigfigtliioleggagf 311:5 DISPENSING DRUGGISTS !:Eﬁ5tryGl°:(::l;(gingSl;tll;):t your community and take it EASY. Your local merchants make it easy on your time and disposi- C MﬁT(:Rt SEtRVI§Ei sERVIé%“§¥A¥ION

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White Rose Products ~ Repairs to All Makes

hoiise owner i wa Phone 106-2

. Maritime sl2I‘EIllClP:SlrSa(I‘se ext: Kensington P. E. I. Phoffnizim and Pzints a Central Bedeque. P.E.I. ‘ of Cars '& Trucks

éeatso take a step forward ’aP‘“' Phone 5 Mt. Stewart 1 °“ lii.‘;.i£‘§ "rriitzit I ’

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trait? ii: “i3Z..‘3€.‘;:;’.il“‘“§l Al-BER-T0" ST. PETERS MONTAGIIE MONTAGUE

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tempts fmmasthyeai‘, Eng if me Imperial Esso ervice g 0 0 General Repair. PAYb Farmall Tractors New Is The Time To Paint_ R C A V_ t d — resh home made bread II

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ﬁizgathe nurses will also be in- ME’: I:,:‘::;'m “W55 “"1 "W3 §“'"E"°' T A“ M k f To B u “:1 3°13“: USE SPREAD SATIN our specialty.

p1CKIN-G UP Snow izires Here Photo Supplies 0 . a es 0 eas y arn qu pment EEIE WONDER lPtAIN;I_‘ f Philips T.V. Sets In Stockvat King,s County tlvalued f . ‘ _ Magazines and Stationery Cars and Trucks SHOP ‘a es and Service led our 901111? e e We 0 _ _

skﬁjckvme Dorivelnd writes 11: fIt‘1<:YI: Phone 75 Phone 36% AT THESE . Plumbing and Heating Gi den Paints. and Radio Repairs Grocer-5_

ﬁts are brig}: “ice rac th 3 Alb t n . g P E 1, St. Peters P.E.I. Phone 101-2 Montague Phone 80 Montague . '

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lguh e horse$:i?ir:pexp:‘et- 61 0 Albert“ E1 MER S Phone 84 Montague Phone 146-2 Montague In of ale bi tcomiﬁg season will

bani S_ In t' e history of 9

giiigiliiilliileald Vmty'th HUTT BROS. GORDON’S GARAGE MYRICKS C(S)T(-,PIl’E‘g:;*[1:‘SrE LUM'§I]§f"fmJL PEPLEES JEWELRY F-ELI-‘S McGOWAN MOTORS ll . een on e - .

MDrac.ai1y every day,hmugh_ ALBERTON LTI1 Building Material Bulova, Lorie and IRVING SERVICE STATION LTD.

:19 »aus“y183:rfa.1‘ddaredi“ tip‘ Fishing boats, marine hard‘ Fwd 8‘ M'mar°h\ GENERAL MERCHANTS Groceries and M5353 Dealers for I. V. Paints and Whimauer Watches whee] galancing FORD .& EDSEL E‘lia1*1"t “ “E5” .59“ SE5 3 . Sales - Service - Parts Enamel. Also—Wesco swing RCA. Victor Records Electric & Acetylene Welding

mmearelis In training; W3,-s, G“? M‘“‘“° E“g“'”' Take Advantage J F1‘7oﬂlfFHeai1lquz;iT*tei(°lss Footwear and Dry Goods satin. William mcken phonograph! ’ A,,c,,S5,,,i,,s SALES and SERVICE

at Harold a d. D V W Lh ' It or am y ee Hardware . . d R d. _ , A_1 U ed C

Berware? 2.((l!‘5Jg Dgvid A1b"t°"' P‘ E‘ 1‘ our Vane Grmdmg Same. Phone 16 Drug Sundries A‘,/,‘ff,:'[§;’, 053501.; an a 10! Local and Long Distance ; S an

Jug e,2.031_5 Jin lécale b . , 1 ep_ phone 153 Hauling and Tax; Imperial Esso Products war le Hmsiel: Petegr Lee B”: Telephone 55.14 Phone 12 Albertou Alberton P.E.I. Phone 4 st Pete" Attract ve , rices.t

.2. 2_5 S - - Phone 129-2 Mon ague Montague P.E.l. Phone (7 Montague ' Phone 100 Montague Th, Ola 1Y1,or-tkVolo 2.13 4-5. - v 01‘ stable-Royal "' —-~-