the problem of ma

E will tuuiutue flu-

ii perform tin-st- services iiblt- cost.

Solved-

link ui’ vtillrvllng rent» mil-- in: lunuriulce, flQ‘1“'-|,l: ' 1

or nppraluingproiirrty. \\'r are eiqii-c-lullr mulppeil

' 1n: EASTERN T COMPANY Head Oflice: HALIFAX, N5,

Bolus John. N-B. g _ - Charlottetown, 51.3.1. hiogt11:l?';)§gd' t‘, .\'_ HINNETT, .\t't1ll|; (‘hnrltittrtuivn llr d5

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POULTRY NOTES

Submitted by the Poultry Division, Live Stock Branch. This infor-

1 11.5.... Guardian

new umvdtsir! DICTION- fAltY to Guardian readers for 91'

Dry. Light. Not overcrowded.

please irotlfy‘ John Savldunt, 9S" ,1 Upper Queen St. 2261

“P???”

i i ,1 Egg production is the primary ob-

—T1l‘ " CORNWALL sERvmEs we Jcct in keeping hens, and their hous-

livlll be service on Sunday, Febru- "ary 5th. lu the United Church at lweiii River at 11 ii. m.; Kingston ‘All :1 p. m. 11nd Cornwall at 7 p.

Something New in Town i-m

liter hear of it?

No! Why? Because it's new and the most 1

l

no market to-day.

We went every Indy in town ' - to drop in and see these won- derful toilet preparations

H. R. WORTI-IY

DRUGGIST

Sole Agent for Dr. Allan's Fox Remedies.

é‘w+k__"w“—_. l sucked up the water into o. vessel by hnvhpg t

LLESTER nouotnsl

wuotssnus rnonucn

Exporter of Prince Edward Islam Certified Seed and

ffable Stock Potatoes

39 QUEEN STREET CIIARLOTTBTOWN. P. E. l.

§§ §4000O§4©Q

COLD WEATHER wtu. NOT sror YOUR usus LAYING 1 IF YOUFEED 1

I’ ‘(fill the-Basket "'

tannins

It builds u loeltlund supplies t o uourlali- - uieut from which one

no undo. . ‘

No eibnfilulo: Gaol’

Carter-l’. 00.111 1

[O

m. Rcr. 1%.“. Aitken, B. A. pas-

,,,,.'_ properly balancing these, will

_-rfirtqsfoisllosssrcvrGrooves. ‘

mation given in the interests of1

. House must be well ventilated.

lug conditions play a very important101 Kcusiuston, on Dec. part in determining success or fail» 0111111011 >17 11111011911. 193 una. Only by observing the factors per lb. ;.<:cntial to successful housing. and thin they W019 class-ml _ the,,\llr, Wcbslci- felt that if he purcbax»

ems morass‘,

1flltlugti shi-uld be us simple in dc-,1 l-slgti and as convenient in lll'l‘tlllli§l‘-' Inter-l us tiosslblo. ljllfiliiitfilliilh |fixturcs simply add to tho cost ofl the t:(]ll1[illll‘ll1_ increase the luliurl

went; am] One coupon, Eva-y home l l Jot’ curing for thc flock, do not zidii‘

. " 1312 ‘$11-$11? 111:2: ‘$41113?’i.?.I;;i"i.i.§Z.-;i§ "start" .

l NEW UNIVERSITY DIGTION- °1""1°"¢'°W"- _ "wit-e. OVER i , U, y,» IARY to Guuldiun renders for 98 " " 7 of) 5 é‘ ,|:ents and one coupon. Every home The essentials of n poumy he“ e FATTENING or CHICKEN , 6 a “ “ (Jfié y?“ a 1+ 9:7,” 181101111] haw 0m“ u may be stated as follows: FOR MARKET 9 -7.~ - - "‘ i - ~ I \

A o i1 1.-—The house must be comfottaba. ,. __ __ , _ , _, u _ i; ;

lvwherrfezbowitEs otxugmciiriicsggidaldfi Free 1mm 17111991 1113-1181115- hm“ Hm shag." m‘ 1811mm" In T ‘q

and tnuiltetitig chicken is practic- ully over we will not dwell on this

100 FREE AWARDS

111111111?“- fiunu- time 111:0 111 [115 Yourchoiceof any of thc follow- Example lcitssloii with poultrymcry; we pit-k; 1m; uutofnobflgg’\y]fhaposs]b]e Chart on‘ led up this ‘very interesting piece bonus of $1,000.00 cash: Huprnn- Y jot’ lrfo-rmatlou. —Alouzo “1tltiiitttr1 bile,Jordan,McLaughlin-Buick, 11° N°‘.A"""P' 1511i pit.»- Chrysler, Morris-Oxford, Auburn, "M1" 1b,, ‘a, 9c,‘ glue-ion,Roov/olvenndwtitppotoi- W?!" ‘ . , , . . _‘ ‘ evro et. ree rhese Lhickulltrzwltifiii: 1 Thc problem is to add together Enlargements

till of the numbcrn on a large size drawing similar to thc rctiuced

...1-:tic1ts 111111

1 10L!) STORY T

popular toilet preparation on ‘

"‘ born both Savery t

Steam Engine Used Before Watt Born, Says Professor i*..-"'i.iil."i“"i."‘ii‘1‘° 1 1" """ 11"“

__ Webster will (‘fllllhlfii

“AT JAME at liuutct Rlvcr. [NVENTED S"; M lmcsngfg: Nlliilsttir.

PLAYING wrr A TEA Kraut _ . ____ Mt. Stewart Notes

ru; 1111s so roman-non m‘ i-Acr. vacuums r1101‘. Ann-i RAIN-J. WOOLWICII. l

xvns pot, the invmwr Oui- electrician, Ml‘, Fred

of the steam 91121110. according to

Wf-Clwlch, who made this statement Smallwootl and Poll-r Dwyer. 1n a lccturc at the Royal Institution] i"

on 1-Eng1n,_.$_-~ Prof, Andra,“ salad Ntr. 1111111111 Mt-Kuy, (thin-lotto - 11736-11119» invented inc steam en- W11 1 gmc but this ‘is quite untrue. More the 11111" 1111111’ Will's before Watt was Stnr. Captain Thomas- . »~---—- . Sui/fly. military engineer) and New- We learn that Kilns Rnfln Pigotl women rTbomas Newcomen, English1i~“ii‘rug;i\ luirlrir, is zinuiug

Family Hertuld

operator be able to make the busi-

fattenlng purposes.

he could scP

chart shown on the right. Send

HUNTER RIVER CI-RCUIT. — ,Servlccu Sunday, -Feb, 5th: North Wiltshlle 11 a. m., Whentley River

MPH. Florence thc service 1'1. H. Baxter,

LON1)QN_ Jun glfiwhnneq watt‘ A good thing ndvcrllscs ltnollf 1 Lcari , pmL Edward who rcturucd flout nu "electrical _ Neville dc c9534, Andy-Ede’ professor job" at. (‘ape Truverst; in now busy £1 physics iii the Ai-tmery college, Wiring the home/s of Messrs. nay

1 ~11 is ottcii stated unit James Watt 111w". silent Wednesday in MI- H111- oroliciltini: imbslcfiptlons- 1m" and Weekly

_, 11105101 5911111119611 constructed steam engines who have grim» to (“iinrlol-tetnwn to lmlnch were actually used for pump- 1a.kc thc B11011 court-lo in lxiiviciitic

5"" Science, ' Prof. Atidrnde showed a working, _...__._ 'm°11°1 01 savelYh 91181118. which (iur mmcliairis m":- nl lucsclii.

nest: profitable.

Ventilation-ft is necessary to ven- tilate to secure dryness, pure air, and proper temperature. Bad ven- - tilntlon is indicated by frost on the walls or ceiling, and l1 foul atmos-

dransaction. tlii thc crursc oi‘ three or four weeks Mr, V\"'(‘J)S1CI'

. .,1 - , , . '~- -l ure. pound for pound live weight is 11111111111" 2.7,“, ‘l, 111," “.1 11'1"“ exhaled from the lungs of birds than 111111" 111111“ 11111‘ “"1 11"“ 2i any other class of stock. The ven- _ .. . tllatloti system must remove this 11111" W141“ 1‘ 11111 111"111'- “11"“{'1'1‘ moisture from thc pen, provide fresh 11"‘ “1911- ‘"1111 $111110‘ 11111“ 111" 11"” air, and do so without producing 1119011111“ 111 11°111“~ droughts in the house. Cotton cur-j 1111111110’ 1111*" 111F115" 111111‘ 1'1“- tglng, window Shutters, and Qpelfillltl wlivn iicxt full i‘.tlllll".~i, tlu not

front houses are now the mostgen- full lo iilliflll youi |l1|'tlS lit-tort- ernlly used, with thc cotton curtain mnrkclinig; in conjunction with or without the __ _______

straw loft, proving thc most popular. Curtains must be adjusted from timc to time to meet the varying . weather conditions, and tmlcss 0m: ls prepared to do this. better results will, no doubt, be secured from the use of the open front house.

, Draughts-Therc is perhaps no oontiition in the poultry house which is responsible. for more trouble, and ' mortality, than draughts. This is particularly true if thc birds arc in adraught while on the roost, or while working on the floor. Drnughts chili the birds, making them uncom- fortable and therefore unproductive, and also produce disease such as

matlr during thc past seven years The annual production of cell's u Canada in 1920 wus 144 dozen.

BT15.

cure for liimscll‘ a profit nu this,

brouEht thc bird-s in for salc with‘ the following resultr-he returned,‘

. - . ‘ 22 ' I . ~. phem‘ A greater amount of moist” l0 chkkcn, weighing (i i111 (ll(‘h I ilib " birds 11c. kt-pt. at homo for own usc.‘

‘nation/triad Till-Z not: TRADE.

A very marked improvement hi! thc (‘£11. trade oi‘ Canada has bccti‘,

11 uillliou- Actatirding to a statement that appears in thc Report 01.1119 Honourable Mr. Motherwell, Minisl». er o1‘ Agriculture, for the past fisca11 .year, Canada ls now producing 1111-, nually more than 260 million don-j This increase of production: has all been required to meet the‘ home demand, which, it is pointedmhen she Suddenly wok a

I. 11 ment for entrance u; this iuiriguin contest. is that either you sulnzci-ibe

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HRS. NEH. l). MORRISON

y Seldom ltavc tiic people m‘ ‘ Iiatlucliing rcceivt-d such u shock as on the evening" ul‘ January 26th when it bccatuc known tlini 1):" 1511801 01' Drutii visltvti Lin» (‘lilllllillll- .ity claiming as its victim a respected rt-t-ldrnt 0f that pliuzc 1.1 the person of Mrs. Neil l). Morrismi

Although 110005011 lnicl nut been

dition was not

but on the ubove mentioned duic

Goblin Magazine's Third Great Puzzle Contest. or purchase from

l0 . have one of ‘ your friends subscribe at the regular llliib- i1

ififllfinmoiiflfi“

feeling well for .‘1()lllf‘ time hcr con--

immediately for FREE EN- - , /

LARGED charts containing full d»

rules and regulations of this, 83 .

More than $10,000.00 has been distrib- uted in prizes by Goblin iviatzuzluo during tin.- past. twelve months. The only requlro~

the nevus-stands o!

lisiitxi l|1 Ualnude. it. is brilliant

I

pungent paragraphs on cum-ht twcnls the "lull! strlkinrlv iii-iriiiail luiblii-itrioii

n Cami-la.

owanan -- -' .5 33 fiznaancnnpu=n - - I2‘ 8

any iiiiigiialne pub- ubd humorous, tot-mint: with wit uhli ivliimsey. the dmlieat. r11‘ tortuous, reviews of the latest booku nmi movies, with scintillating.

4:1 ‘c

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A few hours‘ worit ut thll fuclnntlnk puitzle may mean that you will win one of tho great. choice of automobiles or other cash prizes. Write now. without oblige, tioii. for FREE enlarged puzzle charts and ritiea to I)\IDLI 543 Goblin Magazine. 170 Hay Street, Throat» 2. Ont. ;

in

,scnl. for thc ticcusitin.

Flat‘ y in llu- t-vcmng :1 largo cradle fill-ed with gifts was lmiuglil lu tin-

The spacious illlllli’! oi tlio Mclntyrci was taxed to tin". utmost to accom- modate thc lrit-utl-z who v/t-rt- pru-

slitl 1l(‘l1"il\'l‘lll1‘lll. Wilcii tin.- Loi- 151m" fit. m i‘l‘lll(l\"l' f-um your homc your uint-li bi-liivctl 1m tllcr, W1- 1‘1llI tlfiSllll _V(ill lllitl PVFP)’ liltWflilFr 1.1‘ this. Stwioty "mnurntul with you. Not only nu :1 frit-ml nud m-ighbur

siltilll: room \h'1l<'l‘t tin-v wcrv liro- 111111 w“ 1111111111," (“:11 pl"',‘f"",i'er,' ‘ ' ~ - t- . - . '1 ' .

st-ntczl It. the blushing, Ul'111i'-lO-1i{‘ 111,11 “1"", “ l" '1 1'11)‘ ‘yawn

by Miss Mary U. Mtrlnni-a and thc "1 "11" "cbny WM“ f” many

higlilyac/ o1 pauylnp verses, witty or felici-

ycttrs sln- shmrnd :l|cr superior qual- itii-s iii‘ mind and |l6'ill‘lZ nnd al.1-

110a \'.'t"i'1' rl-uti by Miss iicll-u Mc- , _ my to i)“. nmuq.",,.nt m‘ u". though sln- was not ‘plltiitiilffll m hcmpumi, l: ".1 years m nit-ct with us lll pub»

, Mr. John S, McKinuon. DTPSldGII

Company then called

t lic an account. 0t‘ illness, we kncw

comsidcrcd serious of the Grand River Rural Telephouirdll-lll 1111‘- 111111‘)! 1171111 W111111i-1 11111-1110 upon Mr. flesh ivns iweak, and We luid- licr turn for Leo P, Pruught who rcad the follow- bust wishes for thc aucctzss of our

t - . 1 _ 11811‘ 11911111 111111191)’ 111' 11*“ P111 001115. r0111). rheumatism and kindred 6111- 1S 11 11111161 1931111» 01 111° 411119110113‘. the worse. Rev. Father McDonald mg aiddzess. Mr. J. Alphonsns Brown “writ, Slic was removed from (‘llgfivgoltfgnéjflzganugrE,1§;11lh;11vé11;:1‘ 1'11. A1111 110W 111111 11111 1111111111’ 81111181118 111 1116 1106K. 19511111118011 ;1°_1t1s°1f1t1;9‘ 911E -'"'_111_1111111J‘f16'*'rl1:1(1_1l1v£1:. um. hurriedly culled in who on 1:0?- [iii .."- 1111,"; Miss" McDozigall with tlituiiiucli bodily suffriiug, and your by the pressure m steam NA“ has bat-lied thc _wator foi- their heavy mortality. In constructing gelamo thiltb tglguazispfi: 100mg“, ui-illylg 5m. ha‘; no, many moments ,0 Y,,-,,“_f,“ed_pu,.$e 0,801,, Mvmg Damon“, and fm_,,hfu|nes,_, some“ ‘Md ‘new pmmibals he new hydraulic filling station, .111 the house!‘ oyery efforthshould 11cm “fwd olasby me Mmmer -al_c,live admmistcred the last rites; cf ..i.. 1‘ Mfilfllfl lv1<~.Don;zall. illl‘t'lllll1l nights tit‘ watqnng h...- gaid, but introduced the 1.’ d what was formerly Grants mlll- made toe 1m nate draug s, especi- 1J0 _ - ‘In . A I. _. ‘Jthe 39min cqmolw Church, my! Rwhnuqlu, Sun-Ur pain‘ whim yo" m“, “h, c1111‘ 91' dam, the ice is much better than ally 111°“ wmch Wm 51111116 the “C” p1a°111>d y 1111811111101“ 111 i" ilate Mrs. Morrison-was a lady o1 an" Dear Mamie:

@1111 11181011. which was driven down iby atmospheric pressure.

ll “Thc old story," said Professor‘ Andrndc, “that Watt was led to 111-1 vent the steam engine by playing

,"\v1tl1 a tea-kettle has no foundation.,1

‘What actually happened‘ was that‘

when itakeu from thc river.

bcr of farmers hero and about loaded a Our 0f lire h0g8.

Watt. who was practising as an in-

glue. In investigating" the causes ‘"1111 "11111111911 “M13111- whlch prevented the model working 9111915 W110 lnteudetl to try thc pre he was led to seek sign. and ultimately invented the 1111"“ 1111 1119 111911- ’1“— separate condensed, which was the. _i*<"‘>"—_' essential advance that made the VERNON RWEK steam-engine an economic source [of power. .1 “Housed pnly low-pressure steam, 1cm account of constructional diffi- 1927, a number of the residents 0 Qcultics. but every economical cu- gmc of today, reciprocating or tur- lbinc. ends up with

one. on theflhristlnas concert

having been expanded to low pres- sure in other parts of the engine,‘ dces work by virtue of the partial‘ vacuum created by a condenser."

y "If Watt did not, correctly speak-i lug, invent the steam engine, he [nevertheless converted it from u TCIUIIISY. and itnrcllable contrivance.‘

ated, by teacher and pupils, witl lands.

chairman and the

gram, each

well presented, was carried out. Welcome by Freda Carver.

by its predecessor. It transformed . the facc of industry, and placecilpeln Lea

. , Use Blatchford’s Poultry Feeds

Sold by ns they Ilve In!‘ res-um. It, piyl to feed the beet and Blatcbford’: have n0 superior.

For sole st our SEED STORE

sud by loading merchants

CARTER 8i C0. - Limited

England ahead of all her rivals as a‘

manufacturing country at the be-1

iginniug o1‘ the 19th century. Near-l

11y every feature of an efficient mod-l

crn reciprocating engine ls said to‘

be found in Watts 111161‘ dcsignsfby Jfseph qufideyrh M .

Watts governor, with the rotating] S°° H‘ ° ‘,1, em”

balls, is used in a variety oi‘ fortnslcqred) by Francis o Keefe‘

on engines of all kinds at the pre-

sent day. from the gas engine to thei 111d Mcmmki"

gramophone moron , Drlll-Chrlstams Ifs by 8 girls. "The finger of Watt governs speed ‘ ReC11°"'1°11_A Punk’

and smooth playing of the record 01.1151 “e11” can”

the latest piece of dance music, Chmus-mag 3°11“ by 5°11?“-

which may command his memory m°11511°11—c11°°91113 111° 5111111"

to many for whom his engineering 111E by 3511311 11°"-

achievernents make 11o appeal." 5°1°—1“fl111118 U181 by M8111? M1!- In the earlier portion of his lcc- DQ115111-

tui-e Professor Andrade demotistrat- Rcc1ta110n—My Favorite Tree by

"ed that steam is by no means the B97111 Gil-WEI’-

only substance which can be used DlfllofllltP-Rflsllls 31111111168 011 by

for working nu engine. The vapor 2 Boys.

of any liquid, in fact. such us alco- Recltation—I ‘glad But. Fifty

hol or ether vapor, could be used. Cents by Milton ood.

One could, in fact, work a toy en-, Intermission-Sale of Candy

gins by putting methylated spirits Recitation-Canadian Born,

inside the boiler, and boiling water Amie Carver.

outside-a fact which the lecturer Solo-Piper McFarlane (eiicoi-ed)

O'Keefe and Jean Carver.

by

Professional Cards

DONALD S. HAR Chartered Accountant (Formerly mum»: 11111111" Income Tux Department)

180 Idwsrd GU66 llsllfox. ‘ N- 2l29-1-3l-Imo.

Dr. C. C.‘ Archibald

- Graduate to N. Y. Pout Grid!!!" ueuioiii School sntiI-I0Il111l1 Practice imiltod to sye. E11" "v" mu

"ma", q tying 0mm Eyes on will! 08100. Beyer 81111111118

OreotOoorgeBhee Otficetlourl-Oto 12.10. 130015.011

‘Trk IigcGuigian _ ‘sonronon. rm tcwmllll McLeod & Bentley l

a. s. BINTLI!

w. u. mus-n, x. o. l

Berrbter end Attorney-shut! Olin: ili Richmond Itreet ‘ IDNIY ‘l0 IDA! 1 Jlienotuwwn. 11.1.1. 1 MCDlliltlld s. Menzies! B. A. , l l-A. tunomm a r. ueritnl B. A. . - l lemma. Agency! I141 i Reilly Buildup. Clierlottetolr/

proved before the eyes of his audi- by wllti-ed McDonald,

Oii. Wednesday, Feb. 1st, a num-

I Some 0t‘ the fishermen from here stmnlent maken was asked to l_e,_ fished three days the past week. Hm“. a model of a Ncwcomen en_‘aud were unable tc- fill a small box ‘ So some

for a better de_§se1li. spring tides. on learning liliu,

SCHQOL/ CONCERT On the evening of December 20th.

.Vcrn0n River and vicinity gathered lln the school-room. for the annual

Watt system. in ivhich the steaunl The school we! tastefully decor- spruce, Christmas bells and gar-lthe Winter months by the accumu-1 Mr. Willard Wood was appointed Where this condition exists the ven-

following pi-o- tilatlon of thc pen ought to be care- number of which was fully 80116 0W1?

Duet-Santa. Claus, by Bcrnlcce Dialogue-Buying Eggs by 3 put)- Recitation-The Boy's Complaint uni. 1n the winter, and glass wiu-.

(en-About. 01' thc house as l0 111111111. 1'1

i Recitation-You alt, Up by Don-do onequarter of the from oi‘ thc

In Names position will give best results nu

birds directly. The sides and back crlbing 111111101/6111131115 111 of house should be absolutely tight and with ventilation from an open front, or curtains, little difficulty

will be experienced.

nrds and regulations for marketing

dampness in a house. As previously stated, a large amount of moisture is exhaled from the lungs of the birds. Moisture sometimes enters the house through a badly constructed floor or because of a damp location.

product to sell to the

egg production and marketing moisture comes. if allowed to scan-l

mulate in thc pcn it. will gradually dustry to thc

1 ter than during other seasons of thc year. Where the moisture is not en- tering the house through the floor principal exhibitions throughout the trouble will be found associatedicimada, school fairs, boys’. and

with 1118K Of ventilation. This lai-igirls’ clubs, and Qther organized ter is most clearly indicated during! bodies interested in eggs.

The Canadian egg regulations re-

‘lation of frost on the inside of pcu-Iquire approval inspection on intcr-

iprovincial shipments in carlots and

,cn export and import shipments.

It is n0 doubt truclDuring the fiscal year reported by

that dauw houses arc resnpnsiblehie Minister moi-e than a half mil-

in part at least for the prcvalenccqion dozen c3555 wept through the

hvomens clubs. etc," and

is

used solely for pumping purposes» Ch _ - ch 1st b of tuberculosis trouble in many hands of the it-igpectgi-s, an increase into a finished machine, using lesflschoglrus Mary r mas y Island flocks. of about 80,000 cases over the pre-" than a quarter of the coal consumed| Reciiauon_santa.s Home by SUNLIGHT. Sunlight. is the viQu5,yt;-nr_ of the Shipments ifl-i

jhest genulcidal agent in i3X1$lOll('(‘-,Sp(‘.i3[(!d in 1925-26 practically 4.000 Wlrovisirn fi-r the admission of at’ ntuch sumiight into the pen 11H 111111“; sible. This is especially import-I

shipment. Thc regulations also re-v

tpiwi. gihoultl i145 1510 plat-ml in tlic (fanndlan legal standards.

are constantly checking up the,‘

One-third _ grading of eggs in thc premises of ,

maximum oi‘ flllll1i§1l1 ,

_ I I _ “a, , , wholesale and retail dealers and‘ "".""".“"..:"..*".:::".':: 21.52:"; 111111 m1» aiiioimovl 11.111 " 30,000 such calls, inspecting eggs;

checking up methods of doing bust-i ticss and corresponding abuses and irregularities. While for thc most

tho sun's rays will than cover greater (tenth on the floor ni‘ thc pcn and as tlm sun travels urourti .11.. tn.» “wit. during the (lay. prov- ‘tlcally tin» entire floor ‘W111 b1‘ Fswopl by the "sun's 111.111- 1711111 would be lml1011-‘111111’- 11 11"‘ 11'1"‘ ydows were placed on thc side,

gulatlons. it was necessary during the year to conduct 64 prosecutions‘ for illegal practices. , Of these all‘ but six. which were dismissed on

_ 111° @1514 {exemplary character trade to thc adoption of the stand-‘pjow, christian and was

Farmers have become interested in.

pryngsg-Jrhere are two sources of Dealers find transactions profitable We