JULY 21.7194»

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Advertising liates-Jiayalilc in Advance

of Floral sans Spiritual Offerings, Garth, our, ; . of Ooadosenés Ids par Lucia; Wudfll‘ a p" u.‘ “a.” 81-00 audio acute for every sddiilousl s slllssflcllilvmlsesartiioirorsapuw

llslssmaats so worgg i. . Notices of’ nuns.- ‘ : Usts oi subscrip-

Addrfi sud Presentation $1.00. Osbc U application.

j mo». ‘At A Glance

Boarders Wasted ' I

BOARDERS WANTED. CAN

z take two boarders willing to share room. Apply 343 Euston Street, or call 2288-L.

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248 Kent St.

Bars Leaving -

CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON August 4th. Will take 4 passeng srs. Phone 1595-31: -

liars & Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE — 96 TON DODOI Truck. A -1 condition. Priced to gall. Apply Alywardk Furniture

tore.

FOR SALE-MHZ HUDSON, GOOD condition. Phone 1058. -

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son SALE-AUSTIN SEDAN: 1948. Apply Duvar's Garage. Prince Street.

FOR SALE-IDS‘! PONTIAC. NEW 6-ply tires. In good running condition. Apply Cameron Auto Body Works, Summerside East.

FOR SALE — 1940 FORD COACH with '48 motor. In good condi- tion- P1100 $500.00. Can be seen at Market Square Wednesday.

FOR. SALE —- I941 SPECIAL Buick Sedan. Special price for quick sale.. Phone 2046 or see Car at 99 Upper Prince Street.

FOR SALE — ONE 1844 G. M. C. 2 ton Truck. New motor. will sell or trade for small ‘Truck. Earl Selliclr, West Devon.

FOR SALE — BY AUCTION Market square. 29th, Studebaker President, 1937 model. Perfect running condition.

. overdrive. new tires. a cylinder engine, newly rebored. Geo. H. Tcomba dc Son.

FOR SALE-IDS‘! FORD COUPE. good condition, also 2 ton Dodge truck, Apply Campbell's Garage, Pownsl St. ‘

For Sale

FOB SALE - BUNDLES OF OLD newspapers st 5 cents a bundle. Apply Guardiln.

I-‘OIL- SALE-TWO SOWS TO fsrrow September 1st. from ad-

vanced registered dam. J. J.| —'~—>— Mclnnisjyfliiarrracliffe; --

FOR SALE-ONE BOAT d! FEET‘ long. Mode‘. A engine. Also one

} Fairbanks 1% to 2% horsepower.

.1 2 months old. Thomas Gallant. Stanley Bridge.

FOR. SALE -- 2% B. P. MASSEY Harris Engine, new, air cooled.

' $90.00. Apply Coies Restaurant, Hunter River.

IOR SALE — mGISTEItEI) DOS- ton Terrior Pup. Mrs. Jaanes Mo- Connell, Georgetown. P. E. I.

TOR SAIiE-JOO-POUND VELOX separator, good condition. Wil- llarn H. Warren, Kensington.

FOR SALE — CHOICE BUILDING i

Lots, $300.00. up. Stewart

MacKay.

It. SALE - DORY. RAY Mao- Qusrrie. Hampton. P. E. I.

E SALE - MASSEY HARRIS

Power Sprayer. used 3 years. Geo. I-Iughes, Buckley Beach.

Ion sau - TENNIS mosses- snd press. Good condition. Phone

FOR SALE - CEDAR POSTS. 22 rt. long, 5 to 6 inch tops. $2.50. Over e inch $3.00. Frank Stewart, OLear-y. R. B. s.

56R SALE-ELECTRIC ‘REFRIG-

erstor. ‘Phone i293.

ma. sans - RADIO ron 1m '

Ford. See at Ya!!! Radio Shop.

FOR SALE — RUBBER TIRED wagon, almost new. George Mc- ‘ Kenzle, 8t. Andrews. _

FOR SALE — WRITE LEGiIIORN 17. O. P. sired Pallets, 5 ‘months.

. Roadyio lay. c200. Also t llilthsw at 01.50. Save l4 the feed With Leghorns. Ralph Raynor. Ch"- lottetown. B. B. 5. ~ '

El. SALE; — 1-40 I1‘. BOAT. Cape Island model and 1-1047 m-a V-light Engine and Hauler combined. Anyone interested? For Terms apply to-Mr. Raymond McNeili. Aiberton South

‘OR SALE-I ‘BOOM COTTAGE. Apply 2 Upper Queen St.

VOI SALE-wuss LAND CON- sisting 110 ft. frontage. 1 depth. situated on Mt. Edws Bond. town aide or m. Se. ‘Mary's Phone TIM-L after 6 P. M. g

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55s. SALI-PORTARI-I ELBO-

tric Singer sewing machine.

nearly new, 889.. Phone 887, be two‘ 1ft and 2 pm.

on sass -mirnsoou __

Illsrbls bdsin. Phone 1875-1-

» Fsrlssi. Ml RENT ~94"! ROOMS. Sister It. Phone 100th: IO LII - IUINIIIID BID resin. its limes.

noon Friday, -

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ndNT-TWO vnrvnmsu- .... nested rooms and kitchenette with sink. Second floor rear, sluétuble for two adults. Phone

"' Female lleln Wanted wins-en -'sui1n. no wasn-

‘ing. Wages $35.00. Write P. 0. Box 266, Charlottetown.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. GIRL for general kitchen work in summer hotel, near Charlotte- town. Phone 238i.

WANTED - FOB HOME JUST completed at Rothesay. N. 3-. cool: general. Excellent living conditions and pleasant sur- roundings. Must have references. Top salary to right party. For interview contact Joseph It. Al- lison, Klioran Lodge, Stanhope. between August 1st and 6th.

WANTED-GIRL FOR HOUSE- work in modern country home. Mrs. J. Russell Drlscoll, Mt. Her- bert. Ring 22 Ilillsboro.

Farm Machinery

FOR SALE — NEW NO. 8 HAY Loader, used one season. Apply

Cockshutt Plow, Charlottetown.

Lost ‘

STRAYED — ONE TWO YEAR old Steer. white and brown. from my farm at Broolcfield. Anyone knowing its whereabouts please call Hunter River 28-31 collect. Wilbert Stetson.

DOST — AT DALVAY 0E ON road to Charlottetown, little girl's blue swim suit, size 2, worn once. Finder please return to ‘l6 (Kent Street.

LOST — LADYS WRIST WATCH. Finder please notify lvfrs. A. E. Phillips. Harrington.

. Miscellaneous

FOR SERVICE -- YOUNG smo- istcred Boar. Judson Blaclimore. Searlewwn.

PICK-UP AND “DELIVERY SER- vice. Phone l675~L. Jack Netting.

Personal

FOB . NEUBALGIA. l-UMBM-Q Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds apply Heat Penetrating Glow OiL—-~At your nriarist.

liccms lists. Wanted

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W A N T E D — UNFURNISIIED town, hou for Sfipiembtf °1’ October. st occupancy. Write Box 764. Guardian.

WANTED - SMALL nmmsrsnn Apartment by young couple. Apply Box res, care Guardian.

Teachers Wasted i

WANTED-TEACHER FOR LONG River School. Supplement $450. This school is remodeled and on" new school ground. Allan A. Campbell, Secretary. New London.

States finish-give sound assurance for the future.

For wnaplote .....u'. write og y»...

r. J. Brennan 8i 0c. Ltd.‘

l. M. RAGNALL ' GI

I42 Richmond st. and... m;

Montreal Exchange

TEACHER WANTED FOB. HEB- ron school. Supplement $275.00. Apply to Harold Morrison. 50¢- rotary.

WANTED-TEACHER, S1‘- Mii-y‘; Road East School. Sup- plement $250.00. Gus MCGGE Secretary.

WANTED-TENDERS FOR‘

painting interior walls of Peter! Itoad Church. Tenders received until e P. u. July 30m For P"- ticulars apply 660110 J°h"5'~°"- Petersfioad.

Typewriters

PORTABLE — TYPEWRITERS - See the New Reminlwib 7'” tone are! flqi-lll- Bil mlmm“ performance. Cash or term‘- Remington Rand us. 134 Rich- mond Street. Phone 211k

lfesetlas lllsds

tree drape hangers. Colored Jata. Steel and aluminum-

lasted

n n - ALE comes.

Wu: Lace. Phone 254i Eveninls I107. Michiel Bros.

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wnq-glp .- SET GENTS LIFT u

=EE D ROW‘ NO "nor-utter .. ... » Indian River.

. ___ - _ become more available with a wQll WANTED - EXP! ‘NC- fgflfl°fwaje'"§mfi}'cfiflf“,hf,fi§jlf§, modern, fast and on-tiine ferry ed Saver wants work i' im- the Island and fishernibn put their “m” ' "M" ‘hi’ "u" m’ n“ faith in Joseph Smsilwood-mow fimml 'mnm'cm'h min’

- Agly 91 Inns-Phillis 5°? u I ‘limb- i- N U ll S E n ' 1.5!

ltlon. carlnl for batten ' n- sgilid. Phone 860-3. '

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ss- aaasrss- . Arrival ‘basil? gfonn. from Montreal

m Sheliiuraa County. laltiinory m Amherst, Saint gone. I 9-

r , for Bermuda Marti uieablaiat Join

Alberta. suggested that Ch lotte- town might become the ggatewsy w; “f? feagy '2 "ly- Desirable 35 P911355‘ Abmb, __ _ u to the Newfoundland outports. comm,“ wmfthe ‘we period out or summer home. Ashes.” __ 23 avoiding the trans-shipment l“; yen Production m Prlnée ~ MRS MILDRED CRAIG. B A 0,1 __ 4 _ remit a. number of times by Edward ma d N ‘ 2 u the present routes Witnessfls eed n ’ o“ 5mm ma Bedeque P- E- l- Bulld Prod _ 30 T ha ' 3' - Manitoba. was up slightly. ' Bmck Sm. 14 H o s rp cross-examination by ‘ 41 m, {legume}, iihfligliblglgii gave , _ _ c9 ° w‘ 3 T59 5Y5 f2 g setLGrand Bank for a railway ves- WOBKMAN HECTBOCUTED - . can Cement ._. ._._. 2s 1-s - ‘ BELLEVILLE Ont July 26- Can Pacifi . s m"! (cm-w l ' " - gelanese . .... i1 S: Th. u r th t once manavtvEClthXiEEICs€i8adamSelQeEQt ' an c 1r d n ques on o e wo c Can Czli‘ Pig“... 14 1-4 “m” “n” "We with "is "W5- WgxsnpsregtrhicurtteectirtgdaylfowhenAhi: The- Estate of J’ Ernest Can Steam .. 12 1-7 ‘xlmimuon i’! the next wltness- touched a power conductor on an Mann's offers for sale at any con, Paper _ 15 ‘Mr. Lorne MacFarlane, Summer- pverhefld travelling I cmrm Arm time hereafter the following Efifiktiifii... i: Mu v.2. :12?" ems es"- Dom Bridge . 35 74; Prime Edward Island. w. Maic- Ono 88-foot motor boat, Nun an. Dom Con; pm _ _ 17 14 Farlane stated he himself grew glne, power hauler, all in excellent Don A 15 1-2 between two and threem hundred _ condition; Dis Se 18 1-4 acres of potatoes and s pped be- _ Dom sign . 1s 1-: tween five Ind eight hundred esr~ WANTED - hf§:,"fd,1“fw',f,f“°' m" Wm‘ " 123:5.“ i; 3... loiigisirfeesli that the differ- ‘YOUNG MAN "2"" l" "We W1"- "WY Ford A .. 22 1-2 ence in freight rates between the ‘mw’ Founda .... .. 26 1.3 “lnner" arid outer" zones on the 5% Iiliflllt iiflllillo biwilfilfllvy. Gen Si: Ware . 14 Island ranged between two and H With I000; How Smith 30 seven cents. I-fe advocated a single One oyster dory, 3 sets rakes; gfrmwiihif’ - 2g 3 "m" - DEPARTMENT Cook house on st. Peters Island, c... Ind Al 1..-- -.. s 3-4 Jerome O'Brien Testimony APPI i” "° "mm" "m" '°‘"'°° “l”- Int Nickel 31 1-2 A I h a i a * Imp Oil - 17 5-8 "It is a question of how long we y pp y u“ o" m? gets 4; 7-8 CIIIflILODIiIPLIO ‘in buséqelils if costs , W, ERNEST MQINNIS, WSI‘ . . n n e se an comes con- ' _ Int Paper .. . 52 giilllG ‘ti: decifeasc," stated Mr. Jer- . souwpofl gill; gob -- $63 7-8 oine O'Brien. president o1 male: JOHN H. LEWIS, ower . ti UIII f .E. I II ' Admiral Sh’ C. Con Smelt . 95 gfiirléfsign. glnzgo. of 1202.11 a Like Woods - 24 1-2- (lo-operative. — $83!?’ 11*"; *4 w- O'Brien testified that he. w M , i c ° 7°“ if, fildi i- t Rn \ g... i. Clgfli" -- 1; 34 $9.15.»... n35 yfil“ .3111 5513i: t I If“! 9"" a‘ “M” n WANTED o a" m‘ f i hi. t II d i’. an ' . - Noranda s5 1-4 3231751,, $3,," 12:3, Efwnff‘, - ° °' f” 1°“! ‘imhmll sonar can BATTERIES Price Bros 49 1-2 may,“ More, must have 50mg Qxpgfl.‘ » Quebec P°w - 16 14 He complained of the "very slow" _ _ .. ., _, .. . . Paying 51-00 9315b Shawlnllfl" 14"‘ less-thancurload freight and ex- once, good opportunity for - S‘ Law ~~~~~ ~ 5 press deliveries. "If we had a fast Deiivflfid 3i? 0111' S‘ h“ PM ~ 1'3 freight service, we wouldsft need fldvflllwmflllts flpplyiu 0W1! WBIBIIOIISS. s‘ Law 2'“! P“ " 7'8 to carry so large a stock. with the , _ 1 - D°m Te?‘ n I4Mextra carrying costs-Qspecialiy at hind Wfiflllg 00, NBHOIIEI gfmflliul“ A 3323 It: the-present time when we want selective send MAURICE BLQCK &~c0-—~ DS 9c - ," CO. s. u _ a "irazazlu $352831.” ass"... m. Brflma" Donnell, witness stated that the 15 cent premium gained in the _ ——--_- 153 K011150- °“‘"i° “‘“"°" '°"‘-“"‘“ - ‘ ‘ ‘ c ’ i ilcw York Exchange w» so" w u" “use” u w- ing 2o cents for the necessary i - bags. A ............. ..._...-_.... 28 1-2 Afternoon Session " " ' ' g ,3 ~ t m-r t llygicnic Service 1 m. B. Graham Rogers. ec or ‘ sUmIER HOME . 1 1-8 lih D6 b- . a? 1-8 siiia Naaturalpgtre- Tzigfiefgggly Vi?‘ Eiecqilzllifihilif ‘W6 Con Edison 23 5-8 sources returned to give evidence M911 00118-1’; - acre o an s" a: .. us“; 0“- mm Wu see» “smor- en ec ..... .. - aqusono e o _ 01' Ii . Gen Motors n 61 7-8 counsel, Prank M. Covert. the Y0ll Garbage Free ficularfawlantilrfurther Pu‘ Gr; gfii-Nizrc :67 m witnes; iéstofiltnat ibllléfil‘ 0,1350%: _ PP i’ -—- St . f . . s an n e on 1r -. ,_ 46 1-4 .,‘,‘,’,',"M,,,.,,,, m...“ ,,, m, Mrs. MARGARET McAULAY Mont Vxardl gt; 3g thirties but was not now ‘shipped stfllliltlpfi. P. E. I. North m th r as it was "urieconran c " - PM] Pa, 55 3,, g; Pointed out m m U S Rubber 35 1-2 a hgalghy dairy industry to con- vee<t=os¢=ooa>tc<goo~§set>ecsco§oeacc£>ooce Radio Corp m 1'2 serve the fertility of the Island ‘ a t lISEll A lll E Untd Air -- n“ To witneir statement that 1: v Vansd Mr freight rates were known to in- , . izllificon . 1a .14 “cgffiigafm “d ,-, B Allis-Chalmers Tractor U 5 5"" -» 73 3'8 Turgeon replied that the Commiss- l 1 w/F Amkchume" huh} \

BANKS

Alleges llfld. Fishermen Nol Far Fronijlavery

(By Joseph MacSwoen)

ST. JOHN‘S,4Nfld., July 26— (CH-Conditions "not far from slavery" among fishermen were described in the Newfoundland Legislature today by Patrick Can- ning (‘L-Plecentia West).

Mr. Canning, a navy veteran and former fisherman, declared that Newfoundianders in the outports

Toronw-4tocks higher; base f0!‘ YOIIP metals continue to advance. .Montreai-Btccica up: golds im- INVESTMENT prov-- " From its Incas- h man-him. Illile Field * cuwssltls ' r _ Pdgutsrustioual Qmmmed "om N“ 1 dividends-s proud record. indeed. limestone frem either Cornerbrcok You can slim in u, n; u” or _St. Lawrence on the Buren * " 1|, peazniiisuia may be carried "to as- Canada and remove the oldworrles list thrservice" although it can .llld headaches. Past he bought cheaper from Nova and a selec list of the Scotla. securities of anadiauand United Mi‘. Rcddsll anticipated m u.

3m! GUARDIAN,

‘ (Canadian Press)

tension of the Newfoundland trade from the annual $3,000,000 figure before confederation. especially in the matter of barrel beef and vegetables. previously brought in frosn the _U.S. _ '_ , To s. question of Dr. Innis, mem- ber of the Commission, “

stated he believed it would be

the advantage’ of the C. N. It. t ship to Port aux Basques through Charlottetown and cited s saving of three weeks in s shipment of bill?!’ lqllipment. to Fortune thrlgigh the city.

. JJ. Frawiey. counsel for

CANADIAN GOVIINIAINLMUNICIPAI. IND CORPORATION SICUIITIII

,

EASTERN SECURITIES COMPANY LIMITIU

l‘. RIQIIIM ‘TM?- roLlo Sold jails FMoodcn - Frolrfdan - Hafflu -Sslnnrolls

“headaches gettins 0n and of! the Island.

Mr. Rogers mentioned a.‘ nwnberi ‘of ways in which the C.N.R. co- operatcd in assisting road traffic to the mainland. especially perish- able truck cargoes.

Egg Production For June Down 6 Per Cent

OTTAWA. Jul? 2S - (C?) — ‘Ii: production in Canada for June was down almost six per cent from last year's corresponding to- tal. Newfoundland was not in- cluded in the Bureau of Statistics

"$11 painted, i-igiic at main high-

Electrical contractor

WIRING AND REPAIRING ERNEST B. BAMSAY, I29 Elm Ave. Phone 1008)

. FOR SALE

AT BEDEQUE VIILAGE Eight-room house, electric

ts. Barn and lot newly

as 142 per cent. Mr. Covert asked the witness if

C°mm°'°° - 233's the Provincial government had M°“"'°°1 m ever taken the matter of the run- d "We 5m"- 3‘ 1" hing of the ferry to the Domin- MY“ fink 25 1'4 ion government. » I

cssions, but we did not get very

fsr with it."

Mist "we think the O.N.R.. has a

because of the advantages it as- sumes for itself in its own traf- fie.

- Hop‘ Many Ferries?

‘rfieehsirman of the Commiss- ion: “Sccne say there is one ferry and some say two. Which is right?"

Mr. O'Donnell: "There are four ferries including the Novagscotlsn I and II."

Mr. Rogers: "They are not ice- brsskers and have been known to

ion had heard oi increases as high

Min Rogers: Yes. On several oc- '

During s. discussion on the car- ‘; ferry “deiicitfi Mr. Rogers stated .

bonanza in running this service" P

wists ;::::.::*:::~;.::*:.::: gugggzw-"d »~-»~~ a ‘For 30 years or more the flsher- m‘ “n”. “puma "h" one

ferry operates steadily while the other is tledpp except during one week in August and Labour week. Answering a question l?! DI Angus. member of theCommission, witness stated "that markets would

men had been observing the more adequate equipment and eiothins of their Bluenoss brothers. Be- sides, "for the first time we know what was going on." ' Proceedings at the national con-

way this would be increasingly im- portant.

Premier. ,,,',’,‘,}{,'§,,',,,‘°f,f,§",',,fi'°'{, During s discussion ' on the ob Government's intention tesplit the iiilmw‘ °i "m"'9°‘m|°“' d’ m‘ - m, w, “ma”, nqglDflllllliflfl Government due to its I-Iouas would adjourn early in Aug- |c°llififlu°fi Wmmgl-mfwéhfi- uat to resume sittings in the fall- I R080" ll" h’ ‘Ill; l’ "ti?" m} h an?‘ A ed in £$§i“€di at”; " "M m. h Mn." we" d eventually increase railway

;',‘:'.',,.‘.’,'.,,"‘.‘."‘""" “a “Weill as because of ineroaslug Cormnlgglon _ t which ty on the Island. "But that

Pl’ eiwivé at‘ eonmmoitd- m imam use aaiiieniusi.” he eora~ I, llfi as a awn- _ . - cmi day in the life carnation and Mutants was also msda to the banker fishermen and satdthe was complaints of tourists as stated in

.1 Sprayer (Spraymotor) 1 Sprayer (Ifardie)

4 By Auction on FRIDAY, JULY 29th, Signed:—

W. H. BEATION, Auctioneer.

1 “40" Allis-Chalmers ‘Harvester

All machines in good condition and priced to sell.

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FOR SALE

i RY ORDER OF THE COURT OF CHANCERY House and lot at lid-Douglas Street, Charlottetown the Premises l

J. J. MUSTARD, - ‘I25 Kent Street,

Charlottetown. ‘

1949 AT 12:80 RM

NEW and (USED TRUCKS son SALE v

USED:— ' .\ " ‘ ‘I941 ‘la-Ton MERCURY PICK-UR ‘I946 i/z-Ton FORD. PANEL 1947 Z-TOn MERCURY 1939 Z-TOII FQRU

NEW:— . M-fl-l/z-Ton MERCURY PICK-UP M-fl-l-Ton-CAI 8i CHASSIS M-68—1 Jon-EXPRESS

STEWART MOTORS LTD.

Phone 831 224 Gt. Goo. St.

ilay Tools For Swalc

1 6-ft. Cockshutt oil bath Mower used three sea.- sons, price $75.00; 1 M-H standard Mower ready to go to work, $25.00; also 1 McCormick-Bearing Plow, n1- most new, $60.00 Y

Limited number of new Ford Tractors available for i immediate delivery; some splendid buys in Used Trucks, light and heavy duty. Write or phone- .

‘S. Ii. Jchnatonc Ltd.

Charlottetown Q- Phone 262'

(Auction Sale 0f Property

61 POWNAL STREET TUESDAY, AUGUST 2-1 P.M.

I am instructed by Mrs. Ben Shepherd to sell by Public Auction her dwelling, 12 rooms, bath and kitchen. Hot water beating system, hardwood floors down stairs, small barn in rear. _

For immediate possession.

W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

PAGE ELEVEN

Auction Sale AT TRYON THURSDAY, JULY 28th, 1949 AT 1 P. M.

The Executor-s of the Estate of tho late Spurgeon T. Clliesgtisggfer for sale the following at Public Auction on the

194s Model B-ton Ford Truck (Very low mileage? 1944 Model S-ton Ford Truck; Chesterfield Suite (new); Slimmer Cottagdou leasehold land atyicforia. Beach.

Office Equipment: 1 steel filing-cabinet; 1 portable typewriter (new); 1 Allan adding machine (new); 2 office desks and deslr chair; 1 oil stove.

Stock ind Implements: 1 horse; 2 cows; 2 pigs; 1 Ford digger; potato picker; disc barrow; Hull threshing machine with blower; hay mower (trailer type); binder; potato escal. ator; tractor plow; tractor trailer; field cultivator; potato sprayer; potato grader; potato bag truck; set of scales; bat- fory charger (new); wood sleigh; anvil; Rotary water- pump

and other articles too numerous to mention.

The Real Estate consisting of a ' tel 12 with good house and buildings, if ‘hfilldiaby yprivhétcaghig

will also be sold by Auction on the above date, with or with- out growing crops.

Tenns-Casli. If dayunfit, sale on next day. / EARLE CLARK, BRENT C. WOOD, ~