JULY s, 1941 I- - . -

BOUGHT — SO

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ll Richmond St. C‘-

iovorninont and corporation Securities

F. J. BRENNAN 8r OOMPANY LIMITED

lelbera Investment Dealers‘ Association of Canada l. M. BAGNALL-Manager iotteto

LD — QUOTED

Telephone ‘I470

word; Claaaifled 3c per word;

per word; Lists of i and rremntatwn. $1.00. Other

for bale son sam-sraMFs or rm; world. Visitors should see them 2:1 IE1!!! AVE" Charlottetown, P.

iron SALE-l COMMANDER on. burner, new; 30 hens, year olds, also 75 N. n. pulleti, a months old. Apply to Edwali Wakln, Augustine Cove,

FOR sane-nooks or KNOW. ledge (new). Write Box 516, Guardian.

FOR. SALE-HOOVER. 1827-1...

FOR SALE-BOAT AND CHEV- roiet engine. Reuben Drake, Bristol.

FOR ‘sans-as aortas or coon standing hay lcheapi, Apply m Fred Curran, New Perth.

PHONE

rBTsEET-TMLC; est-fin newly freshened; 1 battery m. dio. Brenton Dollar, Broolcfield.

i-"on sann-ivn-nk cow DUE to freshen 7 years old. Daniel Gass, Appin Road.

Advertising Rates-

iiflnisnunn Charges For Any Advertisement 2s Cents. Central Guardian locals 6c per word; Western and Eastern ioeala lc per word; Announcements and l‘

Payable in Advance

‘n; Events 8c pa:

In M ' Notices life per

inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offerings, cur-an, ate, 5g pa; dame; Letters of Condolence Ma per inch; Wedding En‘g‘¢. non". 49 W"!!! for $1.00 and i0 cents for every additional I words; Notices of Think! and Appreciation. 84c per Inch or so blcflliflolll. 4O cents per inch; Addrell

ratee on application.

FOR. SALE- STANDING l-IAY. l... Essery d; Son, Union Road.

FOB. SALE,—1938 DeSOTO SE- cian, factory reconditioned motor run less than five hundred mil- es; good tires. A real good car. Apply Charlottetown Auto Sal- vage or phone 1310.

help Wanted

WANTED — MAID. GENERAL

housework. Write Box 517.

WOMAN WANTED FOR HOUSE- work. Phone 583-1.. -

WANTED - TWO GIRLS FOR waitress work. Apply Milton's Old Spain.

WANTED-MAID FOR. GENERAE housework. Apply 148 Prince St., Charlottetown.

CAPABLE PRINTER T01 TAKE charge of small job plant. Good wages for suitable man. Apply K, Guardian.

WANTED — GIRL FOR LIGHT house work. Apply Mrs. Fred Egan, 38 Villa Ave, or Rhone 1527.

BAILED BHAVINGS non sans. Borden Myers. St. Avards.

iFiiT-siiif-DQTEQFEE

coupe.‘ perfect running order. good tires. Louis MacDonald, Albany.

FOR SALE-BUILDING LOT.

half acre. Mount Edward Road. Phone 207-J.

WANTED — IMMEDIATELY, A middle aged woman witih some knowledge in practical nursing. Apply Mrs. Arden Richards, Cherry Valley,

WANTED-A MAID 0R WOMAN to work hy the hour, day or week. Highest wages, Apply 101 Great George Street before 6 PM.

LUMBER FOR SALE-MATCRED

boards, rough lumber and scant- iirig. also hardwood lumber and pine and a quantity of’ split

fire wood. Can deliver if re- quired. Kiiud Jorgensea. Pred- ericton.

POI. SALE-mi NEW HAMP- shire pulleis. 5 months old. lay- ing. Apply Malcolm McAulay. North River.

FOR SALE-MONARCR ENGINE. 4 hp‘; ,1 hay rake; also Cock- shutt gang plough. all machin- ery in good repair. Bell Bros, bosable.

SALE — d2 VOLT GENER-

FOR ator. Jay's Garage, More-ll.

Fort nan! _ BUCKWHEAT. MacCabe, Alexandra.

FOR sane: - onn ravens. 5 cente bundle. Guardian Of- coon

flee. ______________..____ FOR SALE — PIANO.

condition. Write Box 513 care

Guardian.

FOB SALE -- ALL ENAMEL Range (Beach). Fred Hickox,

Hitwthome Avenue.

l-‘Olt SALE - GOOD COW- DUE to freshen July 10th. Ambrose Barrett, Green Bay.

ron SALE-NEW noose. MOD- ern conveniences. Apply P. Guar- dian.

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F0], 551,15 ._ a H. P. INTERNA- ilonal Engine. Ernest McEachen-n. Mt. Stewart.

I-‘OR sane on EXCHANGE FOR good driver. mare to a1 lfl about ten days. APPW 137 PM“ nal Street.

FOR SALE-SMALL QUANTITY spruce shingles. A0015’ M“)! McEWen. as Esher 5t-

FOR SHLE -- 200 EXTRA GOOD New Hampshire X. B. Rock Pul- lets, 4% months. J. C. Stewart. Malpeque Road.

TW

ron sane-tins INTERNATION-. al truck. 1'6 ton. All new tires. “actor low gearshift. Phone 1079-J or call 29 King 501mm-

Inw AND Ulnn nmruso. an. widtiI. mm, team and drMnl

Mme“, horse colian. 1181M wagon wheels. W. R- Milflwfl» Fredericton.

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runners roe. sane-zoo NEW Hampshirea started to in)’; 39° L.B.-N.l-I. starting to lav: 15° Barred Rocks. 4 mfmfl“ old‘ Neil Matheson. Southlmfi-

FOR SALE-ONE NEW ELEC- tric range fMcCiaryl never tired» bought for 8165.00. seliintl at $150.00. Reason for sellins. 19"" ing Canada ADP)?’ 19° Kent 8t, after Monday noon.

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Teachers Wanted

WANTED-TEACHER FOR NEW Perth School. William Minchin, Secretory.

T E A C ll E R WANTED FOR Wheatley School. Present S\p— plement. $275. Philip Matheson. Oyster Qed Bridge, Secretary.

W A N T E D— TEACHER FOR

Rirackley Point School. Present Supplement $300.00. Gregor Mnc-Callum, Secretary,

WANTED-Ta HER FOR NEW school at Milton. No. 100. Good Supplement. Apply W. H. Horne, Secretary.

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- fitacrinn WANTED son GRA-

hnmis Road School. Present supplement $300.00. Earle Mur- ray, Secretary. ' WANTED - TEACHER FOR NEW Haven School. Good Supplement. Apply Gus Tierney, Secretary.

FFITciiEii-wirvrnn, Kfildsrfi

school. Last year supplement $300.00. Apply Tyrus Holmes. Secretary.

VilANTED-TEACIIER FOR DON- ritzh school Present supplement $200.00. Mathias Koughan. Sec- retary.

ST.

rrvncii .n WANTED eon Peter's South Primary Dept. Good Supplement. Secretary, George Maclinnls.

E1125 - z TEACHERS a1‘

herieqiie School for Principal and Primary Department. Good Sui)-

rt-IE LIHARLUITETOWN GUARDIAN

KITCHEN uetr

WANTED

- IMMEDIATELY

Anvlv Qatar's LUNCH

vO-O-0-0-flO-O

For Rent

Would Out Ilse 0f Recordings By Private Stations

(l! D'Arcy O'Donnell)

OTTAWA, July 3-<sp)_ way. ter- H. Murdoch. Canadian execu- tive officer of the American Fed- eration of Musicians. urged today that the CBC reduce the ti-me radio stations are allowed to use recordings and asked that private radio stations spend five per cent of their gross revenue on the de-

eon sums _ ronivrbnnn smu- mer cottage at Hampton beach. Mrs. G. R. Cannon.

FOB RENT — BUMJIEI 00T- tnge at South Shore. Write S. C. Guardian.

HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGE AT private beach available at Vic- toria. Near store, hotel and bus terminal. For reservations write or phone H. B. Wood, Victoria, P. E. I.

Cars f! Trucks ForkSale

FOR SALE-WI FORD. LEONARD Cudmare, Winsloe Road.

FOR. SALE—IO3D FORD DoLUXI. Very good condition. Apply '1 Kent St.

FOII SALE - 10M PLYMOUTH Coupe . Apply Haynes Garage,

Euston Street.

FOR SALE-IBM DODGE. MOT- or newly overhauled. New tires. Apply 38 Belmont Ave.

FOR SALE — 1935 OLDSMOBILE Sedan. A1 condition, Apply John MacDonald, Grand Tracadie.

FOR SALE - 1956 DODGE Sedan in good condition. Lnnveon Wood. Hazelbrook.

Lost Found Strayed

LOST-ON WINSLOE ROAD. man's brown jacket. Notify Wal- lace Smith. Winsloe.

LOST-JN WATER AT END OI‘ Brighton Road. silver bracelet. Reward. Apply Guardian Office.

LOST-MASSACHUSETTS NUM- ber plate 105.792 between Ken- sington and Hunter River. Please notify K, L. Waite, Ken- slngton.

Wanted

WANTED - ‘POWER ‘BAKED?! Ford. G, Judson. Alexandra.

WANTED-SECOND IIAND RAND washer. Write stating make and price! Box 515. Guardian.

WANTEII-G-ROOM APARTMENT by quiet reliable couple. Write Box 514, Guardian.

wan-ran - ans "aorrr ca" highest prices Phone 2108 Maurice Block.

vvawa?!) - coon FARM DOG. Collie preferred. Write Box 512. Guardian, .

WANTED- ALE BOTTLES. Highest prices paid Fast pick-

1107. Michael Bros. 4

Male Help Wanted

HAMOUS PRODUCTS CORPOR- ation has an Opening in Your loc- ality for energetic serious-mind. ed agents to distribute the Fam- ous quality line of Pbods, Drugs. Toiletries and household needs. Write Famous Products Corpor- ation, 370 Guy Street, Monnreal, P. Q.‘

Personal KIPFB HERB TABLETS GIVI quick relief for constipation, in- digestion. biliousnees. 25c. 75c, ct The Jenkins Pharmacy. Charlotte- town: Semplek, Kenaington. 6.

BE TRRIFTY. CLEAN AND POL- ish your car the Easy way with "Tar-heft". Two economical sises. Distributors: Tanton Auto Acces-

Lot l6 School District. Apply Jos- Mepn Farrell. Secretary. vfifirran-"ricaciinrts son nasa-

Royalty school. Present supple-

ments $25000 and $30000- A-

McNevln. Secretary-

w a N 171-: n - TEACHER iron Nvw Glasgow School. PrI-‘Kfl-l Supplement $275.00. MH- "RPM Dlckieson, Secretary.

'ANI]II])—TEAM m Whentley Rive-r School. Prescnd Supplement $225.00. mirth Barrett. Secretary.

Written - TEACHER rose Cheltrm School. Etisv school. c300 supplement for teacher of first or second class. Louis Pear- son. Secretary.

Miscellaneous

CARS WASIIED AND SIMONIZ- ed and Cheuffeurutg. Phone 570-].

BOOKING ORDERB- FOR CEDAR Shingles. Qu-‘ok Delivery. 'l‘ervma Cash. Write Box 511.

o rt. beam. Pink stem 2 time "id- 1 boat surme size. Vee sttrfl- 3 years old. I boat 35 ft. long. 7 ff‘- beam, Vee stern. 6 Pr!" "M- M boats with or without endlflll» Ag‘ ply to r. n. Alien. Pukweshv N- -

POR BALE-SIX TONE 4-8-10 Colonial fertiliser: three tonsI 2-12-6. One cream sePlYM“ (Llstefb aoo pounds "vmlm" Perfect condition. one elevator potato digger for tractor. 11.5., Preach. Carleton siding.

QALp-ONE CIIOICI IOL- gin cow. newly frenheaed: "'0 orient com to freshen we"! one cheap eow to fredien soon:

l he sows with litters. 0190 i wot H. Iadll lflu‘ .

I J13; climbed l0 "i6 w M“ l?‘

Saiesmen Wanted

ATTENTION: SALESMEN CALL- ing on commercial and lnl “wit! accounts who wish to add addi- tional line. Highest commissionl, inquiries invited, Replica strict- ly confidential. DINO E1961?“ C0,. Hamilton, Canada.

plement. Apply Lloyd Affleck, series. Charlottetown; Royal Secretary. Sale Co., Summerside. 1.

waNTEn — FIRST M") 515°‘ Female Help Wanted ond Class teacher for Centre-l.

LEARN RAIRDRESSENG — BIO nav- Dleasant. easy work. Join America's greatest school. Won rlerful opportunity to learn hair- dressing. Hundreds positions open. Short time taken. T“ ‘ ouc- oessful. Marvel graduates. Catal- ogue free. Write Marvel Hair- drelssing Schools. Toronto. On- taro.

‘Agents Wanted

EARN EXTRA MONEY ‘I'll "Friendship" Way. Sell Regalh outstanding “FrionddillW box of all-occasion Greeting Carde-un- equslled value. Friends and co- workers will marvel at. l-Iegalh‘ fifteen card auorinerit 51.00. l-landi-Notee twenty for 81.00. 46% clear profit. Wrllie today. Learn to mekcmoney this eely way. Regal Stationery Co. Ltd, Manufacturers, Dept. P5. 103 Simeon Street, Toronto. Sell Relalh famous Chrbtmaa Cant

Business Opportunities

MAN WANTED Fol. IAWLIIGI district. Real opportunity. We help you get started. Write Rnwleigh’: Dept. 15-6-4704. Montreal.

WRITE FOR III! CATALOGUE to one of Canada's largest new and used, wholesale and retail. furniture dealers. Pearl Furnit- ure Co.. H Centre Ave. Toronto,

BLIND CIIEMIQT l-AYIDND. Alta. —(C P)— Dr. Wayne Woolley, formerly of Buy- rmnd. will travel to Eilrope in Jvaly when he is scheduled to lecture at the Universftiyotolfl ooparzhszai’. {tho he is t a Y Y1 - A U831 l. 1* m“

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4;; oiuiuwitdfiio ‘\ Phone NI

IHHIIOI ILIAIIRS

v ' m! 0! local talent.

Testlfykrig before the Radio Committee of the Common; he charged that. the "great bulk" of private radio station operators in Canada were "milking the sta- tions for all they are worth and living on recordings and trans- crlptions."

0B0 stations, however, helped a‘ great deal to provide employ- ment through sustaining pro- grams.

However. many artists develop- ed 1n Canada left and went else- where because Canadians were not 1mm“ ’ to paying high prices for good talent.

Mr. Murdoch was one cf two witnesses to appear before the committee. W. A. Cato/n of the radio division of the Transport Department took the stand after Mir. Murdoch was through to an- swer questions on a brief prepar- ed by G.C.W. Browne, controller of radio in the Transport Depart- ment.

Mr. Murdoch said that 1h trans- criptions made for radio stations members of the Federation were paid $1,334,467 and the royalitles amounted to $38,803.

‘The Federation, said M-r. Mur- doch, was ready to give up mak- ing radio transcription because it believed that such a move would lead to more employment for musicians. A station» could operate 17 hours a day on transcriptions.

If transcriptions were prohibit- ed on the air listeners might not hear high paid talent but would

hear local talent in which they were interested. Rev. E. G. I-Ianseil (SC-Mac-

Leod) said the CBC received from the taxpayers about $5,000,000 a year which private stations did not get and possibly for that rea- son the CBC was able to spend more for the development of tal- ent.

Mr. Murdoch said that what- ever the circumstances private stations’ with few exceptions, were not developing local talent or giving employment to profes- sional musicians.

The property of Messrs. G. Scntner and Torquil MacNeill ai. Milton is "Enclosed" under the I-‘ish and Game Act. 193'! and am- endments thereto. Trespassers will

uo service Phone 2542. Evenings I

be prosecuted.

ALEX W. MATRESON

Solicitors for Leasees. July 4, 1947.

rtizaerrirs HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL

Write for Particulars O32 Main Sh. Moncton. NJ!»

eoanos auc SCANTLING

For Sale

irrrrriorrirnrr. I SUMMER i8 the DANGEROUS SEASON for INFANTILE PARALYSIS

PREOAIITIONS TO TAKE

KILL FLIES—5creen the house and outside toilets against flies. Use fly lpraya around house and barns. Keep flies and other insects away from food, dishes and cooking utensils. Keep food covered. Keep garbage covered. This also applies to restaurants and shops which handle food. Don't. tolerate ANY FLIES around your place-THEY MAY BE CARRIERS OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS.

RAVE SAFE MILK AND. DRINKING WATER—Milk should be pasteurised or boiled. '

WASH RAW FRUITS and VEGETABLES—bcfore eating. e

AVOID NEW CONTACTS-Avoid all crowds, especially in- doors. Do not take children to theatres, on trains, buses. crowded boats and beaches or any place they will mingle ‘ with strangers. '

DON'T GET OVERTIRED-Fatigue from too strenuous play, swimming, late hours, etc., makcs you an easier victim to attack by polio.

AVOID CI-IILLING-Dolft stay long ln very cold water. Dc not swim when overheated.

AVOID SWWMMING IN POOLS ANI IWIMMING IOLES- Do not swim in polluted water.

' i KEEP CLEAN —WASII HANDS before eating and after being to toilet. INFANTILE PARALYSIS attacks few people. Half of those who get it recover without crippling. litany others with proper care recover with little permanent deformity. ~ HEALTH DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE Prince Edward Island

JLHIL 'Lll.i LFLJ-ULFI. O Auctton Sale

AT MR. arouse MUNN’S, OPPOSITE PEOPLE'S cmsrsav FRIDAY, JULY lltii, AT 1.30 O'CLOCK

I cm instructed by Mr. Munn to sell the following:-

l potato digger; l hay rake; i Iioy mower; i turnip puiper; l single plow; i spike iiorrcvv; l springtooih borrow; 2 driving wagons; i binder, M.H.; i seeder; i drum cnd cleaner; l station- qry engine, 5 h.p. (Monarch); I crusher; l truclowogon; l box sleigh; l wood sleigh; l sei- bob sleds; l set Foirbunks scales; harness; milk cons; milk bottles, and uil small articles.

7 acres standing hay.

Also One 1939 Ohrysier Royal Sedan

This ccr is in reoi good condition, good tires and battery; and one Nash sedan with four new tires and battery.

I NOTICET

Also quantity of ASPHALT SHINGLES DEVINE’S GENERAL

STORE Peaks’:

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Cl IAM SIPARATOR

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ASH. TERMS c LESTER KEIZER, Auctioneer.

riru1ni-u-tn1nnm1r All OTION SALE

I um instructed by the Exec- utors of the Estate of ldc Adams to sell by Public Auc- tion on the premises of Sed View, Lot 20, Queens County,

LINEN SHROUDS

In earrly times, Egyptians ma? fine linens in which to W8? ‘m’ deadi

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FOR SALE

Oil burning range. 7mm?" "Cub", complete with oil drum and oil fittings. Also beauty parlor equipment. Complete out- fit. Bargain price. Apply

NARRVS LIINON

Charlottetown

on

MONDAY, THE 21st DAY OF JULY, A.D. i947 AT 2 P.M. The dwelling, lond and out- buildings tiie property of the late Ido Adams neor Sec View corner. This is o desirable prop- erty o siiorf distance from School and Stores and about d

mile from Seu View Beach. Terms Cosh. ARTHUR STEWART, Auctioneer

FOR SALE

Property owned by the lcfe Georg-s MricKenzie Consists cf About one acre of lond with dwelling house and small barn.

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Apply to MRS. GEORGIE MacRAE 24 Kent Street, CHARLOTTETOWN Prince Edward Island

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Farms For Sale ~

LOWIB NIWTOWN-Oa ‘ J “ ‘ Wood Ielaads high- 4wo Illa 90¢ 1B aeroe, 05 acres ZIIOIIHVIIQ,“IQBQKQNIIIDU,RCIIIIQOHMIIBCION firewood. akeann. Two dwelling bounce. Larger one had concrete foundation. Two barn. garage. other outbuildings all in good condition. Nee! adiool and chm-chol- Reasonable price. Apply for particwlara.

ASHTON-Five miles from It. Palace. near pwvel hiflway. 150 acres-do aerea cleared. balance lumbar. haul and soft fire- wood. Banning stream. Reasonable price.

Near Charlottetown. Two acres of good land on pwved high- way in thriving village. Apply for particulars.

PAGI

Beautiful Modern House FOR SALE

i4 acres water-front property, 4 1-2 miles from Chor- loifefovvn. Equally desirable summer and winter. Oli-

bumiiig furnace, electricity, sewerage, all other city eon-

veniences. Lovely grounds-landscaped. mer Resort, Rest Home. irig.

Future on Sum- Suitable for Poultry, truck-form-

Appiy by Appointment-

Phone LEO FRANK, Office 2020, Home 1591-24 Address P.O. Box 4, Charlottetown.

ANNOUNCEMENT

The Pure Milk Co. announce in order to give their employees some needed rest and recreation for the bolus e of the season, commencing Monday/July 7, they will be closing ct 5.30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. o" simdflYii Wednesdays X i holidays of 12.30; and Sat- urday at 9.30. .

Office opens daily ct B o.m. and factory of 7 o.m. Cus- tomers plecse notice these hours ore long; kindly hove your

orders in early so that we may continue to give you good service and employees may leave on schedule.

FOR SALE

Sow Mill property of Estate Donald M. McLeod, Wood Island North. Miil_Pond with good head of water intact. Rotary cad Shingle machinery, in good order when lost used two years ago. need but minor repair. Mill building requires to be re-built. If desired purchaser may also acquire the standing softwood growth-about fifteen acres-along the margin of the Pond and five acres of clearance.

Apply to owner, MRS. KATIE McLEOD, on the premises or McLEAN & McKiNNON,

, Solicitors, Charlottetown, P. E. I. ~ '

A CLEARANCE SALE

I have been instructed by W. R. Show to sell on his form at West River Bridge. on

MONDAY, JULY 7TH AT 1:30 O'CLOCK SHARP The following Stock, Crop and Implements:

Form Machinery: Form-All Tractor, Disc Harrow, Spring Tooth Harrow (3 section); Spike Harrow; Gong Plow; Single Plow; Sectional Seeder; Roller; Manure Spreader; Fertiliser Spreader (fail end); Hiller; Power Potato Sprayer; Hay Mower; Rake; Binder; Team Waggon; Driving Waggon; Curt; 2 Wood Sleigh: with high boxes; 2 Box Sleighs; Forge and Blower; Farmer's Boiler; Grind- slone; Fox Wire; Hardwood Plank; Collars; Homes; Curt Saddle; single and double Harness Traces and Harness of oil kinds; Form Tools; Forks; Shovels, etc.; Hay Fork and ISO feet Rope; Groin Crusher; Turnip Pulper; Cattle Clippers; Hond Sprayers; Bridle and Floats. Lorgequcnfiiy other materials too numerous to men- tion. All equipment cnd materials new and in first class working condition.

Following Stock: 2 registered Clydesdale Morel, IO your! old, Champion and Grand-Champions wfienevefsiiown; o rare chance for excellently bred material; l fwo-yeor-old Clyde Geld- ing broken; 3 brood sows pure bred but unregistered to furrow in early September. Registered Siiorfhorns: i cow 6 years old to colve in August; l cow 6 years old to solve in January; ‘l cow 6 years old to cuive in January; l cow 5 years old with calf at foot; i cow 4 yecrs old to ccive in September; 2 heifers 2 years old with calf; 1 Heifer l4 months old; l Heifer l0 rriorrtiis old; l Heifer Colf; l Bull I4 months old; l Bull‘ l0 months old. All these oni- mols ore fully registered and from some of Canada's best strains including the famous "Klcyrnore" blood and are bred to the choicest sires in the Province. A fine opportunity to found o herd or odd to your breeding prospects. Grodes—-2 cows, Jersey and Guernsey crosses, due to freshen iii July and August; also 2 yearling Short- horn crossegond 5 yearling Steers.