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HOU three roomec Apartment. "L." Grilsndinn. I ANTED BY tltllliililﬁtlgrrlgg", 4-20.21

ll B. 0 ° b“ °' re Answers sans. rounsrorrs srsmo dresses; also beauty salon: 1%;

,_._____..______..____._ r01; sans - mo norm ooson person“ and 1940 r e sedan. new cars are in good shape. Apply Bog-can summon rsnnnrs ABE EI- .____i______._____ “°”'" festive, 2 weeks’ sugilv 31-00; 12 weeks $5.00. at all ulzsimmm

Ford. Harrin iron l 2 ears old. Breed for speed. William Smaliwood. Bunbury. smmmo surruns < 44”‘- mailed Dostpsid "w? wvelqvezyigmgfes steel box with hoist. Good con-

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head Sewing‘ Machine. Perk-t condition. P one 159-J. 4-24-21.

remale Help Wanted I——-———OB u“ _ moo

D _ (7 ears). A y John w,,~ggm,,,.,gglg=g,g.r<>" "£339.13. its, Grand Tm...

iii ‘ won ssu: - votmo a wzéﬁoTmliiggsmllaﬁi/uilunﬁcw. cow. due to freshen May 10th. 3m.“ _ ' 4.24.21: Russel Fsrquharson. Mt. Hirgleiitl.

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louskomar for two adults. Bun- 1°‘ 5mm" ° °° 7-" m" 3'31’

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Mac- 4-24-21.

Male Help Wanted EGG GIADEB WANTED AT

once. Permanent unpioyment, J. F. Morris, Kinkers. 4-24-

Machinery ___________________ "newsm- saw sun wooof

{m mum» N r. FIR" FUR SALE

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lessntstives for Canada Priority now necessary Wire ‘or 1T IHLTON

ra Fender 8M.

order of date. Dewait Dish;

. Utd. 103 West

St. Vancouver. Canada

w j ﬂ gag-q of lam], Q) ‘lhrce camels stecrsahed Govern- elOI- Buildings thereon. h, ' ‘y '3," “ix?” or any tender not l e w“;

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deliveries are beina made b “M, MIM- ADELAIDE, Australia - (c?) - U School 8t.

AUCTION SALE

AT DENISON MacKINNOWB ‘ CLYDE RIVER, APRIL 5th AT 1 RM.

Having soldd my harm I offer for sale ths following stock, ere mac cry: . . * 1‘ it‘ ""= 1??“ reg. o n cow, yrs. o ; reg. o orn . old,‘ to freshen in Itisaly; lhreg. slicfirthigrn heifer-a eollhingil to rsshcn; l reg. ori- orn e er, mos. o ;_‘ gra c Shorthorn cow to freshen; 1 Guernsey cow, milking; 1 fat steer, 2 yrs. old; z shorthorn grade milk cows; 8 year and half. old heifers (Guernsey); 3 Shorthorn grade calves; :1 sow with litter (6 wks. old); 1 young sow; 60 hens, p d roclh, yr. oils; quantity hay, oats, sheaf oats; marigolds; potatoes (table stock); 1 truck wagon (Adams), with pole, shafts, be: sad hay rack; hay mower, l5 ft. cut (Den-leg); hayftsl-ske (F. i& W)‘; hililier and cultgvstto; attsehmietiit; scsﬂ c; tu r- ay rope an or ;‘gang pa; single ‘plow? 13$” sprihg tooth harrow; spike barrow; potato digger; seeder (broadcast); 1 set scales (240 lbs)‘; pigltot‘; roller; farmer's boiler (5 bus); electric fangs, ,1‘ ' and cablesete; box sleigh; wood sicig ‘a p03: lwiiifﬂlmlrnzllﬁ pad and, breaching; seeds; ~ ces; o '1 vc ' t.‘ wear-a,‘ foxwirc snd'o c“: _ . d ’ ' p All machinery is good condition. ' ram, 7 mes. oats _ not f nc sale will be Hid its

.1. merges. Anti‘

* not: fststecrcssh; susssupto mm‘ f- ., joint note-S , " -

‘ National War Academy will be lot:-

weighty steers closed at $11.50 to $12.50, and b cher steam at 810.50 t0 $12.26. Light receipts were also experienc- ed at MONTREAL but prices held fairly steady. although some bids were 01 or more lower. Some fiirly good steers were taken at the week's igh of $18.25. with medium kinds $1.75 down. and good cows $0 50 to $10 50 in the MARITIM

. ommerc al grades were mun $.00 down. Western Qttle Markets

The smaller buyers‘ were most active on the WINNIP market where most sales were around 50 cents ﬁver. The best of the steers were ught at $12.5 to $12.50. but other bids were 50 cents lower

those prices. Stockcr and feeder trade held fully steady, with some leeders around a top of $11 and ood smokers up w $10 so

Yws/soffﬁcentstow beststcera at 811.75 ile EDMONTON was 50 cents to 75 cents lower with 3&1 ‘Elmﬁelﬁll ‘£8 “rllifféhhfi? BERT overused around c1150 0n steers, SABKA lhp to but closing snguond a top of

13.% mo. nnoms :12

H, lam-u a» United Mates

. There were 135d d i ttl .. ported during‘ the 33: 0:102; if. com red wi i164 in the same w last year. To date, exports this year have tgatallcd isms and

3i. last Year were 8'1 .

Western Calves Imm- calf run at

"m cleared at steady prices, $1’? chm‘: 0~————————— ____

NOTICE

Place your Bhwh. an iﬁﬂi “ﬂaw "ti". and Apple Barrels. ﬂow for Summer and Fall Delivery.

W h ﬁrst-o mops" e ltiaihnnd, anHan handbag Save money mg h" ‘g

acre farm, in high state of cultivation. With wood and lulbor. Brook running through farm, and all new buildings.

cannon JEWELL. North River

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nunnnn - - . l" "1"- ron SALE—BRANTFORD| ram) “ml” “M” we" °“°‘°d m’ t” “ ‘>4 l MIL, 5 mp of s10 so and . 1

I offer for sale my l0.

m: chanson lrluiw~n= if?

. Markets

47c 10c 25c ,

. 60c,

INDIAN WAR ACADEMY ___. s NEW DELHI -—- (CP) -—- lndil’!

ated at Kharakvsala Lake, near Poona. More than 2,000 acres of land will be reserved in the vicinity for this rpose but the Academy will fLna y extend over a much larger area.

veals at $16 to $1’! and Montreal gained 26 cents during the week. selling up to $14.50. with s few

he best at $15 Most western markets were lower. Winnipeg mid $18 to s, Celery $12 to $13. $13 to l3, Prince Al-bert mostly around $12, Saskatoon amund $1350 at the close. and Regina $14-

Little Change in Ilog Market

Aside from a marginal gain at, Toronto, hog prices remained at the previous week's levels. Toronto was up l5 cents in close at $19.50 for Grade Bl, while Montreal was

mostly $19.10 to $19.26 with a few sales as hi h as $19 60. Vilinnipeg,

18.30 to 18 40. Calgary $18 to

18.20, Ekimnoton up to $18.60, Prince Albert and Regina $18 05., Saskatoon $15.95 to $18, and Vanq couver $18.60 to $19.05. l

The above prices do not include the Dominion Government prem- iums of $2 per head on Grade A hogs and $1 on Grade B1.

Lambs Pricu ﬁrm

Finnness prevailed in the lamb garket although there was little ge in prices paid. Good west- erns sold at $16 at Toronto and the first spring lambs of the sea- son brought $21 w $22 per cwt. for choice weighing ﬁ to '75 lb. A few sprint! lambs sold at Montreal be- tween $8 and $12 each. Winnipeg had a few good lambs around $13 Der cwt.. Calkary $12.75 m s13. se- monton 25 cents firmer up to $13, Prince Albert $12, while Saskatoon had only s. few common lambs at $8 to $10.

Farm For Sale

Situated at Fanning Brook, 125 acres, 75 clear, balance under wood and lumber, 24 acres under cultivation, iii acres strawberries. Apply:- MILTON RODGERSON

Fanning Brook - FOR FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR OWNERS

_Wo have received a ship- ment of Spring Tooth Cul- tivators, suitable for culti- vation, and adjustable to cultivate row crop.

McGOWAN» MOTORS, Kllrnulr.

For Service

Registered Percheron Stallion “COLBAR” 14000

Thit horse will stand m the season of 1946 at the

King's Co., P. E. I.

WILFRED JUDSON, Owner

Farm t For Sale ,

ti: new cnasoow, rant. .

_.I Beautifully lituaiui sad

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Attention Fur Fem» I am booking orders for Victor For Foods Ltd., Win-

nipeg for a limited quantity of British woven fox wire

m" 1 1s x 4s at 381mm roll- ’ 1%" x 15 x 36 at $24.50 per roll.

There will be a 15% increase on all wire alter all!

0c shipment is sold. Also offering Miiliamh "will 81'1"“?!

No. 242 at $87.50; No. 232 at S67-59- ' ALI. Mucus F.0.B. WlNNlPEG

Arriv- STERLING BOATES Fortune Bridge PHONE 31-2

i, AUCTIDN SALE

I am Instructed by John L. Moreside, North River, to sell by Public Aucggon on u" pfgmlggg 9n Saturday May 4th, at I o'clock, the folhw. lng: ‘ _

STOCK:

1 horse, l0 years old, 1 Jersey cow due to freshen in May. l if! 00W. three fat steers, l two-yesr-old heifer, l one-yealuolds, 1 calf, d months, l two-year~old steer.

MACHINERY:

One mowing machine, 1 hay rake. ‘l truckmagon (Adams). 1 cart. I roller, 1 disc harmw, l gang plow, 1 single plow, 1 potato digger. l soul'- fler, 1 seeder, l binder (Maxwell). 1 set cart wheels and axle, 1 cream separator, crooks, l hly fork and blocks, 8 sets work traces, collar and homes, brldies, 1 brass mounted pad and brctchen. l cream can. l bar- rel churn, l grlndstone, 2 buihlos, z horse rugs. l pig box, l set scales, 1 stack hay, qu straw, 25 bushels mixed grain, l driving wagon, grain boxes and several other articles too numerous to mention.

Sale positive as farm is sold.

TERMS: Cash.

If stormy sale will be held following Monday.

ALEX. MeRAE, Auctioneer.

A-QZ-ZLZG-IiO-May LB-di

JOE PALOOKA

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‘ 1 - ~ n. x

I functioning, “and m 1o yuan _._ er 1,000,000 tons o! n - (c?) ‘- Brit- gevcn sold through the cﬁratiz:

s -——-—---.--- W“ cans orsnmo hi’: Music and mu; dancing are 1 . A tures of the opening of u» Hawaail: societies an iasisiatum. .

(Auction, Sail-e- AT ‘cnAPAUo

I am instructed by Robert N. Dawsoh to ‘sell by Pub Auction on the farm formerly owned by Warren Sim.

mons the following farm machinery and furniture:

Threshing outfit with blower; tractontractor plow;

spring tooth barrows with points 32 teeth); roller; single plow; two gang plows; disc harrow; separator; mower and hay rake; manure spreader; double truck Waggon; four

share in potato planter with fertilfier attachment‘

eel trailer; two binders (MJl. and Deerlng); two-third (Mc-

Cormick Deerlng); horse hoe; two roe cultivator; fertil- izer sower; sprayer (Watson); boat (dory); circular saw gear; several fox pens; potato digger; bob slelghs; Singll

wood sleigh; and other articles too numerous to mention.

Also one Jersey cowto freshen in May. Household furniture consisting of range (Homecum-

fort); tables; chairs; bedroom and parlounfurniture and many other articles]

One automobile (1938 Pontiac Club Coupe): one truck

(i928 Chem),- one truck (1987 one and one-half ton Chev.)

u day is unfit sale will be held securely at .5...

ur. TERMS: CASH JOHN H. MYERS, Auctioneer.

4-23-10.

By HAM .i"iSHit‘ R

owner's stable at _Upton, - '

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