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Msyor Todd, 2.18%, is too well

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.

Termsz- Season, $15.00; insure

120.00. Me.res'st owner's risk.

. HAMMOND KELLY.

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Imported Clydesdale

Tll0RNllllAl.E 17623

_ INROLMENI _N_O. _36» AQ;

Sirod by High Honor by Hiawatha, Iam, Kate of Chapelton by Prince of Slay foaled April 26, 1912, imported from Scotland by Smith & Richardson, Columbus, Ont., and purchased there by Mr James Roper of Roper Bros., Royalty, will stand for the season at the stables of Frances W. Hughes, Grafton St., on Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday. Balance of time at Messrs. Roper’s.

Terms:- Season, $12.00, insure,

$15.00. Mares at owners' risk.

JAMES ROPER, ‘

HAMMOND KELLY,

Owners.

Reg. No., 2001; Enrolment No. 35.

Slred by Bingen 2.05%, dam by

Alendorf, by Onward. ~ This is a good son of Blngen. 2.06% Sons of Bingen sired 134 Standard Per `formers in 1915 McKinney, 2.11% stands second in this respect with 58, Axwortby third with 55 and Peter the Great with 54. Casro A_,wss purchased .at the Old Glory Sale in November last and will be given a short season in the stud before belig trained for the fall races. He will be in the hands of the veteran. Mr. John 0. 'Brien, Bonshaw, and will be at his stables on May 20 leaving there on Monday morning, May 22, travelling through Crapaud to Jabez Lea's, at n'oon; then through' North Tryon by Cape Traverse at W. Noonan's. Al- bany. over night, May 23 through Searletown to Pat Connolly’s, noon then by Ross Corner to Kensington over night, May 24 to Walter Found's noon. then to Austin McNeiil‘s, Stan- ley Bridge. over night, May 25, then to William McNeill's Cavendish, then to Hector Buchann.an's over nig/lit. leaving there Saturday morning 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.

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..°8YDNEY RACES-Who won!

Bob Mac. New' Glasgow races, who won? Jellico. New Glasgow races who won? Kitchener. What is their sire?

The Celebrgted Commodore Ledyard which can e seen at his owner’s sta- bles Monta¢_ue,, any time-now then breeders. choose which you shall breed

to those that have 'produced speed or otherwise watch fo ad after .line 3rd _ _ ' 1266-2Mtf.

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Food illois in

` Holland Now

LONDON, .lime 16.-Growing dis-

satisfaction over the cost of living owing to the scarcity of foodstuffs. culminated in Rotterdam on Tuesday night in rioting and window smashing. The police repeatedly charged with sabres and many persons were knock- ed down and sut'i'ered_ minor inju- ries.

There were demonstrations also in

Amsterdam. V There is a popular de- mand for prohibition of the export of foodstuffs to- Germany, which alone is believed to be the cause of thc scarci- ty and high prices. German agents are always busy buying all sorts of pro- duce and placing it near the frontier to rush over when permission is gl- ven to export it.

Questions are to be asked in parlia-

ment. It is said that the Socialists will announce their refusal to'co-ope- rate with the government unless dras- tic measures are taken.

K. OF K.'S. MEMORY HONORED BY NEW YORK CROWD

‘ NEW YORK, June 15- Taps were sounded in honor of “K. of K." at the Allied bazaar last night and the whole throng of revellers, shouting and laughing at one minute to nine. changed instantly into a. procession of mourners says the Tribune.

Motor cars were stopped at the en-

trance snd women in evening clothes shivered and bowed their heads, side by side with the liumblest of the Brit- nin’s friends on the sidewalk.

Inside, all activities stopped when

the bugle sounded. Twenty thousand tacos were turned, and twenty tiioii- sand heads were bowed toward the frorut of the Grand Central Palace wlrere the Rev. Manning, Rector of Trinity Church, read 11 short prayer in memory of the great war' lord. Then the orchestra played England’s hymn "Land of Hope ami Glory.”

The New York crowd were so im-

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modore 2.25, Helen G. 2.27. Commodore Eipullet 2.25 Zealot l`-2, Kitchener Matinee 2.25 Nutwood second in race M. 2.20,

om Commgdore 2.24 and 20 others gust waiting for a chance to 1 in me harmed circle, and iiewcpuia they .mes as in is mm-

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pressed by the ceremony that they for get to hide their emotions. and when tha tune chanaed tc'0nward, Christ- ian Soldiers" everyone took up the re- frain. Then was seen the amazing spectacle of a huge, pleasure-seeking crowd, singing as they went; “Like a

ai-,ni\y moves the Church of

At the head of the stairs stood a

Kitchener memorial tablet. Many paused in their march to drop a win into the box labelled, “Do your bit for Kitchener's cause."

The Kitchener memorial came at

the end of the moment of the Bazaar" greatest jolification. To celebrate the passion of the first $1,000,000 mark a festive dinner was given last night.

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-The following letter has been re- ceived by Mrs. John Doiron_ Hope River: _

Witiey Camp, 24th of May, 1916.

Dear Mrs. Dqiron:-

I take the pleasure to thank you

for the pair of socks I received here from you. I tell you from my heart we boys appreciate things sent to us from our Island. It goes to show that we are not forgotten although the distance would lead us th believe we had been.

I am now with the 3rd Divisional

Ammunition Column (800 strong) stationed at Witley Camp in the south of England. I left Charlotte- town with Capt. D. A. McKinnon’s

Ammunition iolumn, -but since com- ing to Englan we have all been split up and sent to different Batteries. I landed in the 3rd D. A. C. It was cer- tainly discouraging to us to have to leave our "Pals" and start in among Hlfiliilfe men a nd officers and com- mellile 9V¢l` Hgilln making friends. However the boys took it as part of the game.

Capt. McKinnon who has since

coming to England, been given com- mand of the 30th Battery took quite n lot Of the fellows with him, of course he couldn't take us all but lie certainly did everything possible to place us together.

He is considered the best Officer

in the 11th Brigade to which his Bat. tery is attached, and when I look biiflk ilOW. and think of him being in command of only an Ammunition Col- umn, I have to smile. His knowledge as an artilleryman could never have been hurled in an Ammunition Col- umn. We boys were sorry, very very sorry_to see him taken away from us, but all the same we knew he deserved something more than an Ammunition Column, and we are hap. py to see promotion come to him. You know the majority of Officers go back a rank instead of golug ahead. but McKinnon was given Command of the 36th.

Well tliat's enough about Capt. Mc-

Kinnon. I might say that I know Alice McGulgan from Hope River, siiil would appreciate it very much if you would remember me to her. Again lllililklng you. I am very sincerely,

Driver W. G. GILLISPIE. 314189

3rd Div. Ammunition Column. Army P088 Office.

London. Eng.

The following letter was received

by __ Miss Penzle Cruswell,. (flydc Statioii:-

Address Reply to:

69026 Pte. Leo Arsenault,

26th Batt. 5 Platt. “B” Co.

Army P. O. London Eng.

1 ‘ May 13, 1916.

My Dear Madamz- Just a few lines

to let you.know that I was the lucky one to get your socks that are always welcome at the front here. A persox would think that you had my measure for they fitted fine but we don’t mind if they fit good or bad, we are always glad to get them.

As it happened you send them to dn

Islander for I belong to Charlottetown and since you were an island lady 1 thought I would answer.

There is another Island boy iii my

platt. and lie got a pair from a Mrs.

iherrou from Crapaud at the same me. We are having rotten weather here

at the present time, it is raining in torrents and the mud is very nasty. r have been in the trenches for eight months now andl managed to pull through without a scratch. A good many of the Island boys were wounded and killed out of tnis Batt.

l hope you will excuse my pencil

and wrltlng,i as we don’t get nil accomodations here.

I will close by thanking you with

all my heart for the socks.

I remain,

Yours truly,

LEO.

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