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umiiiiiiuir or sioiiiiiivs Province of Prince Edward Island
TENDER
SEALED TENDERS will be received until noon on Thursday, 14 July, 1955, for the construction of a CAUSE- WAY across VERNON RIVER on the TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY at Vernon, Prince Edward Island.
Plans and Specifications may be obtained at the of- fice of the iindersignd, Provincial Building, Charlotte- town, Prince Edward Island, on deposit of certified cheque in the amount of S50.00. -
Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. NOTE: Tenders will be opened at the above adver- tised time and bidders are invited to present their bids in person (or otherwise) and be present at the opening.
R. G. WHITE,
l-louse consisting of living room. dining room, ldtchen pantrv and sunporch, 3 bedrooms and bath. Can be mov- ad of bought in present location with 3 acres of land.
WINFIELD GAMBLE, Belmont Lot 16, P.E.I.
FARTM FOR SALE
riomestead farm Estate John .A.'MacDonald, Tracti- die. consisting of 113 acres and buildings with electricity and running water, situated on main paved highway.
For further partlculm -pply 'eo:-
MacPHEE ll TRAINOR, Solicitors. 165 Queen Street Charlottetown
AUCTION SALE
AT WOODVILLE MILLS SATURDAY, JULY 16th AT 2 P.M.
I am instructed by Edward Goff to sell by public auc- tion the following farm machinery, household effects:-- M.H. 5 ft. mower, hay rake. team wagon. cream separ- alor. cream can, hay rope, hay fork. lawn mower. Household Effects: Walnut dining room extension table, and other walnut tables, English mirror, chairs,
small tables, large oak desk and chair, bureau, leather i
sofa, cheaterfleld. sewing machine, kitchen range, dishes, linens and other household goods. A number of articles not listed. 7
Tenns ossli.
Win eon , J. 3. JAY.
AUCTION SALE
AT UPPER SUMMER ST., SUMMERSIDE ON THURSDAY, JULY 14th AT 12 NOON DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Acting on instructions of directors, Prince County Hospital, I will sell on above date one large building lot, 88 x 150 ft. This is a corner lot west of New Prince County Hospital and is situated on the corner of Summer St. and Schurman Ave., in one of the best residential sections in the town.
It could be divided into two buildiii lots, one 88 x 100 ft. on Summer Street, and one 50 x ft. on Schurman Ave. If you are interested in the best building lots in Sum- merside please attend thk sale.
Terms olsh. Nd!!! lsunfit saleosi next day stsame hour.
6. R. MacQUARRIE, Secretary .
HUGH MORRISON, Aucdoneer
LARGE AUCTION SALE
'.AT 115 1-iaivovnn STREET, SUMMEIRSIDII
Acting On instructions of Frdnk Arsenault I will sell by auction on Friday, July 15th beginning at 6 p.m. Day- Ilght Saving Time, the following reconditioned furniture: mfl Ed-piece chesterfield suite newly upholstered; 1 ches- mwlle with foam rubber cushions; 1 chesterfield chair fa-bl Ygug olstered with fabrillte: 3 kitchen tables; 2 small ' 95- allllqlle beds: 4 spinning wheels; 5 dressers; 1 Illatfmm l'0CkeT: 1 rocking chair; 2 hope chests (pine); Seviezal Odd Chills; 1 davenport; 1 chesterfield; a quantity I” ".' Md brushes: Ennis piano in good condition; 1 English piano; all this furniture is newly upholstered and
I I5 I15 Rood as new. Terms cash.
If day is unfit sale on next day at same hour. FRANK ARSENAULT,
er. HUGH MORRISON,
Auctioneer.
A Deputy Minister. Charlottetown, - Prince Edward Island.
FOR SALE AT SOURIS
Double tenement house and large lot on Main Street. This property is very reasonably priced for quick sale. Also 21 acres of land-15 acres cleared-at Lower Rlollo Bay, without buildings. For further particulars ap- p y to:-
MELVIN J. MCQUAID, Solicitor.
CITY HOME FOR SALE
Residence in new Brighton area, large corner lot. Exceptionally well constructed, entirely modern, almost new. Large living room, dining room, kitchen with dis- posal unit, bedroom and bath on ground floor, two bed- rooms and two baths upstairs. Attached garage. Oil heat.
Inspection by appointment only.
Apply: K. J. and K. M. MARTIN, 156 Richmond Street
FOR SALE
EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Office and large Warehouse space situate on North side of Commercial Street in the Town of Kensington. Situation considered one of the best in Town of Ken- sington for shipping farm produce, etc.
Facilities: Railway switch at rear of buildings. As- phalt pavement laid directly in front of buildings on Com- mercial Street. Office and Warehouse in excellent con- dition. Possession given purchaser on September 1st, 1955. For further particulars or inspection apply to the un- dersigned.
JAMES F. PROI-Tl'!', Town of Kensington
FOR SALE
SUMMER ccrrraos LOTS AND MOTEL srrns AT TEA HILL, r. is. I.
5 Miles from Charlottetown Beautiful scenery - 600 yards private beach
WM. REDDIN, Bellevue Road, Tea Hill.
I FOR SALE
Desirable single cottage situated on Elm Avenue, containing seven rooms and bath. Modern plumbing. Hot air heating. Large lot. Priced to sell.
Priced to sell.
For particulars Apply
1lIdZA5TERIl iiuisn.,.,
154 Richmond Street.
Asst. siireniiiraiiiisiii - nI:IIIlHQS
I APPLY TO
I. C. DIXON AMHERST N. I. sum or cosiiissisiisiis
WANTED
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HIGHLAND VIEW HOSPITAL AMHERST lI.S.
IIIJIAIYDIAHE
FOR SALE
1 John Deere motor drive bay baler; U2 row horse
potato scuffler; 2-200 gal- Apply-
A. W. GAUDET, 111 Grafton St.
Ion Hall potato sprayer,
tractor hitch; 2 good work horses.
NORMAN REEVES Phone 31-5 Bedeque
FOR SALE
By public auction on Sat- urday, July 16th at 1 o'clock, standard time, three schools. Webster's Corner, Fort Aug- ustus, Auburn. Buildings and lot could be bought separ- ately.
For Sale
Apply: 51 POWNAL STREET
Farm For Sale
56 acres,
and school. House and approximately 2 acres of land at Murray River, formerly owned by Matilda Gamble.
J. J. WOLVERS. Union Road.
Apply:- PALMER&I-IASLAM, TOT SOIC OT RCTIT Solicitors, Charlottetown IN SUMMERSIDE
Immediate Possession
class condition, "electricity, running water, bathroom. 18 acres land. Workshop (38x 16) and garage.
closets
feet by 125.
JOHN J. PERRY,
3115”! Ave., Summerside.
2664 for inspection.
FOR SALE I” 3””'”'T”""'
Building lots Charlotte- town Royalty (near school).
Twelve room house on Pownal Street, close to Fed- eral building. Hot water heating oil burner furnace.
32 acres good clear land. Creek in field. House and ham, near church Also 4000 ft. lumber 2x4, 2x5 and boards.
House containing 8 rooms,
2 baths, garage attached.
S Winter air conditioning, on heater. Fully insulated,
hardwood and tile floors.
Six-room house in first Two fire places. Double
in all bedrooms. House easily converted to double tenement. Lot 100 Constructed according to NI-IA require- ments. May be partially fin- anced. Located 325 Maple Phone
HAY TOOLS FOR SALE
Immediate delivery on the following units-
HAY LOADERS
TRACTOR MOWERS (Fit any Tractor)
HAY IALERS (Motor or Power Take-Off Driven)
SIDE DELIVERY RAKES'
... .-. .4
.. Afio - USED BALER5 LOADERS MOWER5 A RAKES ONE 14 -To CUBE: FOOT- COMMERCIAL-J REFRIG-
ERATOR (2 door) -suitable for store or restaurant. Excellent Condition.
'A REAL BARGAIN ONE NEW 6-CAN MILK COOLER-selling at 173 off regular price. Fully Guaranteed.
W. R. JENKINS
GREAT GEORGE ST.
GENERAL IIIITY IIIIRSES FLOOR JIIPERVISOR
"Service Follows Sales"
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TIP OF THE WEEK FROM YOIIB MASTER DEALER PRESTON RAISKIIAIA
Westley llliior P. I. I. TIP I0. 40
Oupply plenty of nests - one nest to every I or 4 layers is about right. Keep nests clean.
Let's Dismiss Your Feed- ing Plan With Your ls- land's MASTER Man
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mutaliln mink drswgoodtntesestandpi-Ices flrmoompared theIlsylev-
els st Hudson's Bay Company Fur Sales, New York, last week. dressed
A. total of 3003 Stewart Breath of Sp platinum mlnk was reported per cent sold
bringing a top of 354 for males and 321.50 for females. lzlmomiscellaneousmutstlons were also 73 per cent sold and 18.960 miscellaneous skins were 74 per cent sold.
Advances of up to 10 per cent quality eastern type muskrats were noted at the clos- ing sale of Canadian Fur Auction Sales Company, Ltd. Thq offering met with strong demand and keen competition. Eastern types ad- vanced 10 per cent. Highest price In niuskrat, lw,000 skins was 32.75 for New Brunswick Spring seal types. General prices were; New Brunswick Spring seal type
31.70.
Mink raiser Lynwood I. Atkin- son's 3100.000 damage suit against the Federal Government was set- tled out of court. Amount of the settlement was not disclosed. Fed- eral court Judge Frank A. Pickard announced the agreement Just be- fore the scheduled start of the sec- ond day's hearing of Mr. Atkin- son's charge that a low flying airforce plane was responsible for the loss of his mink-raising bu-
siness.
At Philadelphia June I the old saying "the fur will fly". became a reality when mink confetti re- placed the traditional ticker tape in greeting an estimated 1,000 pe- ople of the fur trade ttenciins the lntemational Fur Forum. Govern- ment offlclsls were greeted early Wednesday afternoon by s motor- cade whlch included about 30 con- vertibles decked with models who in turn were swathed in furs. The motorcade was estimated to contain one million dollars worth of furs. Heading is was s 1925 Model '1' Ford carrying a pretty girl wearing an old fashioned rac- coon coat. Drlvers In the motor- cade wore coonskln caps. W. II. McFarlane impersonated Benja- min Franklyn ln dress and was the official greeter. The convention concluded July tid.
There has been a grand deal of discussion in United States fur publications on nursing sickness in mink. Many believe it is caused by salt depletion and that the ad- dition of extra salt will not only cure the sickness but will insure an ample milk supply for all fe- males as soon as they whelp and Ihroughoutl lacation period. How- ever, Dr. W. L. Roberts states that extra salt definitely will not perform these ncles. There are a number of factors Involved in nursing sickness and in com- plete and partial lactation fail- ures. There is ample salt in the meat and fish usded in the mink ration to permit lactation if other conditions are right for lactat- ion.
It is well tablished that a salt content of one-half to one per cent (dehydrated basis) is ideal for swlne, dogs. foxes and similar animals. For example the Nat- ional Resenrch Council's Nutrient Allowances for swine are as fol- lows: Growing and fattening pigs - 5 per cent salt. Young boars. pregnant gilts and sows - 5 per cent salt. Lactating sows and breeding boars 5 per cent sold. Since the food in this case is dry. the 5 per cent salt is essentiiilly on the dehydrated basis. The an- imal body is capable of adjusting
FOR SALE OR RENT
Small furnished house at Orwell Cove, Quiet surroundings. Near shore.
Dial 4477, or apply K. J. and K. M. Martin, Solici-
with garage.
IIIAIRS - Home, auto, tractor, barn, machinery, ale.
PAINTING - House, lam! build- ings, implements, etc.
I Timely Notes On Fur Farming
heldo!sllt.Anlmals
- cording to research done at On
tors, 156 Richmond Street. W8
:- W'- F of much ET I, breeds. Thcir lur was somewhat .- coarser but ihev had an appeal.
Rosana! Features Fast, Friendly Farm Service
C Huang! likes to make loans to farmers. Qsh prompilv. Bsnksbls security not required. Or phone Ant for l-visit loan . .
Icons 850 In II 200 or more on Slpoulun, hniilhm. at Line I i I
The Guardian Page 11 Saturday, July 9, 1955
is-Illsli Cool Union Lenders Protest Policy
itself is low and moderate levels such as mink tolerau up to about I per on! salt (dehydrated basis.) When the salt content of the food is low the animal body conserves salt to maintain the body processes. When the salt content of the food is high the excess salt is secret- ed, principally in the urine. A salt content of about 3 per cent idehv drnted basis) slows grovrili. and may produce various toxic symp- toms. It would seem that high salt contents should be avoided particularly during the gestation period when there Is already an extra stain on the kidneys. It appears therefore that a salt con- tent of about 1 per cent Irlehy- drated basis) is more than ado- uste throughout the life cycle. Infectious enteritis of mink has shown up in several anches in Ontario. It is caused by the same virus as that of infectious feline enteritis or one very similar, ac-
Leaders of Britain's 700.!” mine:-s Pl'Nes!ed Wednesday against the government's p Ii 1 I c y of making their industry bear the cost of sub- sidized imported coal. They declared at the annual con- ference of the National Union I! Mineworkers here they would an "immediate steps" to remove thin burden from the iudum-y mg charge It In the nation as 1 wbojg, The matter of imported coal now is expected to be taken up by an 34 "miners members of Perils- menl ” LARGE IMPORTS To close Ilia gap hctwgen nutpug and increasing industrial consuinp lion. Brllalll ls Importing about 12,. 000.000 Inns of expensive to;-91; cm-il s .v-ar. iuibsldizing it down to the price of home produced coal at a Ian: M nvpr s1oo.ooo.ow . year. - Th” '5 ””--''l M the coal board rulimz borlv for the nationalized in: ustn British muiers. who are ylgg. Hills new wage demands. shorter Working hours and other benefits. oppose the charge to the Lndustry berause they feel It prevents the coal board from spending the money In other directions.
Seized For Pawning Money
CHICAGO. rAP'-A butcher who for about three years says he has been pawning money-and getting cash and pawn rickets-was seized b.V nriliro Wednesday.
But pnlirn said lhpy rlnn't know wli:-il tn do about If.
521- mm Doyle of the police Dawn shop detail says pawnlng money dIrIn'I seem to make sense. But. he added. there Iii no law HEEIIIISI II.
The man Doyle arrcelqg-I soulh slate street pawn shop, Joseph K. Johnson. all. admjtua Dawning between 8750 and 31,000 In 15 pawn shops in the last three years. mostly In small amounts.
Doyle said Johnson told him he W0llld Dawn 530 for example. and receive 527.50 and a pawn tlckgg, He never went back to redeem the money.
Johnson declined to offer any explanation for pawnmg money.
Dnvle said Johnson told him he was a butcher and said he had served a prison sentence in Min- nesnla for forgery HE Wu held in the detective bureau overnight without charge.
tnrio Veterinary College. The school is now investigating the use of the feline serum and vac- cine to control mink diseases. Silver fox has been quite quiet in the world markets the past month and there has been no re- cent offerings of importance ex- cept those placed on the marker in Montreal and London where the bulk of the collectloins were un- sold. Wlld furs have evidenced a moderate easing of price levels (or some articles featured but mus- krst has been In strong demand recently. Sustained continuing in- terest is shown in ranch mink of all varieties. From a marketing point of view the selling season is over for the current year and the year 1955 will go down in hist- ory as "theh fabulous mink are," which might conceivably never ag- ain be equalled in the future. , Fur Foods Cooperative, Fort Atkinson, Wls., has for the lflth time voted to sponsor the inter- national mlnk show. It will he held in Milwaukee. Wls.. next Jan- uary 6-8. Show headquarters will be at the Schroeder Hotel. From the flat trecless tundra country of the Lower Yukon and Kuskokwlm comes a wild Alaskan mink bigger than any they caught in that strange and forbidding land of the midnight sun. They are among the largest caught any- where. Not only do these mink have size. they also have a very. very dense fur which after dres- sing proves to be one of the soft- est mink available. To those un- familiar with those mink upon first seeing it alive, the impres- sion Is that It is a coarse an- imal. Actually the Yukon and: Kuskokwim mink do seem rnarsei but upon dressing them they comeI out to be a very beautiful skin! Because of Its Very heavy fur and large size and light weight II. is a perfect mink for stole purposesi as well as for exceptionally beaut- iful coats. The color generally is somewhat on the shade of a med- ium to pale pastel after they are dressed, although some of the skins are rather dark. Strange as it may seem the medium shades are usually the highest priced. These mink-have a tendency to- wards in blue-grey underfur which seems to be of a most desirable type. The color is very clear, es- pecially on those caught in the mid-winter months. In the wild they go off color rapidly because they do not have the protection of lounge. After becoming off- color they are extremely red. Sev- eral ranchers, mostly in the east- ern part of the United States. have been working with these wild Alaskan mink for the past seven or,elght years. They have had great success not only in straight breeding but in crossing them with pastels principally. In most cases such crossing improves the size. On the average it definitely lightens the color. A few ranchers have bred these sild mink with every color phase possible and in most instances have improved the market value of the product. For its also these are perhaps the most gentle of mink to handle. They are extremely quiet in their bag I
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Log R s Mouth of River
CAP DES ROSIER5. Que vcpi -A cedar-log raft. carrying three vnung adventurers who hope to cross the north Atlantic in Eu- rope. arrived here Wednesday night .96 complete. ii 150-mile trip down the St. Lawrence river from Mstane. Que.
Cap des Rosters is on the of the Gaspe peninsula. The rs. made the trip under the power of a tiny sail.
The adventurers will be joined there. probably today. by a fourth member of the crew. Bu-nerd Saul-leul 24. who has been in hoa- nital In ll-lataiie for the last ihw days with a leg injury
Skinner Henri Eeaudout and his men have travelled niilv about WI miles since they left Mont- real near-Iv a month no They were towed as far as Riinonsky. and covered the rest of the dis- Panes hv sailing and drifting. Pt-aiirlnul 7 who plans to follow this Gulf Stream in Europe-said the trio ls expected to take about two months.
fur farming friends back in main- my in the days when Milllgan and tllnrrvsnn brought Alaskan sill-or lnxes ln Prince Edward 19- lanrl am-l c-slsbllsho-d a ranch st Nnriham These foxes were very
larger than the native
In passing we might i-any nurl
. For some reason or other they did not breed well in this country and . never not In bn a real competit- or of the native Prince Edward Island silver black fnx.
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LIVESTOCK - Poultry, cattle. - horses, sheen. etc.
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