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Advertising Rates-Payable In Advance

I minimum Charge so: Any nova-stamens so uaaia _ _ central Guardian lnoaio do pee word; Western and Eastern bouts 1a per word; Announcements and Coming ltvanta to pa: word; unsalted 8o per word; lo Ilemorlam Notion Mo per tools; Lisle of Floral and spiritual Offerings. Undo. an. do per name: utters of Uondolenol tile per inch; wedding Engagements a words for aim and i0 oenta for every additional I words; iiouoea at Thanks md Appreciation. 84o per tnoli or so PI lord: um of Subscrip- tloiu. 0 will 9P1 llleil: Address and Pnoentation 81.00.

Other Iain on application.

Agents Wantet.

______----——-— 3,117? WANTED - tr nor mierested tn a business of your own do not reply to this We have several available districts where our pioducts are known and these offer a real opportunity for men who can qualify. Sell guaranteed household products. Write to-day tor details aiad catalogue to ywmlex, 1600 Delorlmier, Mori- treat.

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__ HILLSIDE CHICKS HAVE naau boukcd heavily, but hatchery has umnedlute delivery on Leghorn pulliti. and llglit and medium rookereis. also hcavy chicks. Get n. touch with me for prices. etc. 5,“; lime. let us book your order. Be sure your May chick bill/ind l5 {qr Hillside — they rhave the izreedln; *° catch need fall markets. A. H. Bryentou, 222 Queen 5t. E Charlottetown.

fl Boarders Wanted

_ Romans AND BOARDERS AC- vommodated. Apply to 204 Cum- berland Street. ,__.

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ma SALE — 2-: TON MAPLE Loaf Trucks. New motors. New HYBS. L. D. MacLeod dsSon, Vic- iorla.

FOR SALE — 1036 BUICK. OB tyaclg for Truck. Apply 36 Pass- more street, Phone 2349-1...

a... sous; ._ I986 LAIIAYETTE

Sedan Apply Gavin Wood. Kelly's Cross. FOR SALE — 1938 INTERNA-

tionai 1 ton ’l‘ruck. Apply 309 Fitzroy Street. ~

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ma SALE -- 1941 PLYMOUTH Custom Sedan with radio and heater in good condition. Apply Herbert Mullen. Tracadie.

mi: SALE - mo rnviuoinnl sedan. Heater and Defroster. ‘\lo'.or overhauled this Still-n‘;- Good tires. Cheap for quick sale. Apply Earl Campbell, Grahams Road.

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FOR HALE-IMO DODGE SEDAN. \'e\v motor. Low price. will trade. Apply Patterson's Jewellery-

“ roa SALE-IMZ cnavrsona-r rcupfi, good condition. D0081“ Bell. Carleton-

FOR SALE — I931 CHEVROLET sedan New tires, Good condition. Apply Augustine Callaghan, Dip more.

>~ FOR [VALE — I94! WHITE TRUCK and insulated irailor, Perfect

mndiiioit Can be seen at Amh- .

rrst, N. S., or Phone 2462.

t-nhcrst.

‘FOB SALE-ABS‘! PLYMO TH SE- rlan, Apply Martins Garage.

rm; 551,5 _.DODGE SEDAN. I937, with new motor. Edward atacPhail. Southport.

FOR SALE - 194'! PONTIAC sedan with radlo and heater- Pilone 136101‘ write Box 232. Charlottetown.

FOR SALE - I941 Chevrolet. 5 passenger coupe. 1936 Chevrolet Srdarr. 194i Ford, two door. All wars licensed. Phone 2696.

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FOR SALE-IDES FORD DELUXE m good condition. APPIY 115F014 (ilark, Central Bedeque.

FOB SALE —- 1948 CHEVROLET S-passcnger Fleet Muster coupe. Built-in radio, under-seat heater. Special tires, Would consider trade-in. Apply 89 Gerald Street. Phone ISOO-J.

IOR SALE — I029 CHEVROLET Sedan. Registered. Also general purpose mare, 5 years old. George Shaw, Brackley Point.

.. _____.___._________ FOR SALE - JEEP WITH HEAT- cr. aluminum hood. 6000 miles.

Excellent condition. Dr. O. Curtis, Ronshaw. i

NAPOLEON AND ,UNCLE ELBY

For Sate

FOIL SALE - 6500 Fl‘. LUMBER. Cairns MacCalium. Brackley Beach.

run. sans — QUANTITN or restaurant stools, perfect shape. Michael Bros.

FOR SALE-SUMMER. HOME AT Cavendish Beach, with one acre of land. For further information phone 1686-J. Angus Pirieau. 319 Queen Street.

FOB. SALE — CARROT! AND beets, Apply Gordon Villett, Hampton.

For: tA-LLE - z HEAVY TIUCK axles, perfect tires. Apply Louis mid. Millvaie.

FOII. SALE — GIRLS BICYCLE. Phone 2638-L.

FOB SALE-REGISTERED NO. l or Certified No. 1 Charlottetown Ne. 80 seed barley also certified no. 1 Erban Oats. Bunbury Farm, R. R. 5, Charlottetown, phone 486-2.

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REBUILT MOTORS. ALSO OLD motors rebuilt. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Bsyers Auto Service, Z37 Buyers Road. Halifax. N. S.

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‘FOR SALE - LIMITED QUAN- t-ity Abegweit Seed Oats. Raiser do Annear. Montague.

FOB. SALE -. THE SPLENDID young Pacer. Red Spruce. 1°11!‘ yeazs old. by Kins spruce 211B- Dam Leta Kalmuck 2.14. Reason tcr selliirg. too busy to train him. William MacEwen, York. P-E-I-

FOR. same _ cuoica BUILDING Lqts, $300.00 up. Stewart litaoKey.

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FDR SALE - 1500 BUSHELS Foundation A Sebago Potatoes. Apply Hugh MacKinnon, Pleas- ant Valley.

FOR (IILE - KITCHEN CAB- inet and dining mom table. Ap- ply 12 Kent Street.

FOB SALE — 2 DOOR WALK-IN Electric Refrigerator. Size 6 x B.

Apply .1, B. Blaming. 90 Dor- chester Street. FOR sans: - FOUR. CALVES.

Prank Hamcn. Chiown RI R. 5-

FOR sane -. 1on0 nusnans Oats. Recleaned and lnilpeeifll Fme from weeds. R. E. white d: son, Hunter River. Phone.

WANTED-——M~AID TO HELP WITH housework. Apply 137 Rochford Street. ~

W A N T E D — IIOUSEKEEPER.

Adult family. Apply Lewis Tocunbs. Mavfleld, For Rent

T0 LET — LARGE FURNISHED room. 236 Grafton Street.

FURNISHED ROOM TO LET AT 25 l-Iillsboro.

TO LET-FURNISHED. GROUND- floor, five-room Apartment for months of June, July and August. Phone 328-3.

T0 LET - TWO 0R THREE rooms with piazza. 221 Weymouth Street. '

FOB RENT -— APARTMENT. second floor. heated. unfurnish- ed, Adults. Apply Box 6:36. Guard- ian_

H_~Farm Illaohlnery

FOR SALE — 1 SET DISC BAR.- rows. Apply G. Lewis, St. Avards.

FOR SALE -- JOHN DEERE ‘Tractor, $250.00, Outstanding value Austin A. Scales, Free- town_

FOR SALE - MASSEY uamus tractor, No. 20. live-fork tractor plow. Apply Garfield MacLcan. Clyde River or Cecil Gass, Art's Taxi.

By Clifford McBride

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HOLSEPRINT

aaouei-t-rwouieooa on FiNI strewn 001st.’ coma m f onus s. out’: wwLi. ‘EM our owm’ - - amus- zoom want-e.’

GIRL WANTED

Capable Girl wanted for housework. No children.

’ Sleep Out

Phone 1656-5:30 to 7 p.m. i.

I-‘Oli. sans; - l iu. n. i4 uiso with lure carriage. l M. 11. i4 Disc with stun pole. 1n gouq w“- ditiuii. 1 M. H. Adiillllie spreader, repairable. T1311 Mia. Co. J. J. Mustard, 12o hem Street, Chai- lottewwn.

Lost IDST-dlETIt-LLJ CHARLOTTE- town and l-‘oruulit- AJHIIBQ, 2 Nash l-luu Caps. Phone i847 or 1168.

Male Iieln Wanted

WANTED IMMEDIATELY — MAN . to work in Mill. James Smith. Clinton.

WANTED MARRIED MAN T0 work on farm. Good wages for the right person. Walter Craig, Klnkora, R, R.

WANTED-JEAN T0 WORK ON fox ranch. Also man to work on farm. Apply J. Wilfred Lecky, Summer-aide.

WANTED -- 1W0 JOURNEYMEN Electricians. Apply R. T. Mor rlson Ltd. .

iiurserfStook ,

NEW IMPROVED HEAVY-PRO- ducing Dunlap Strawberry Plants Plant the best. $1.50 hundred. $10.00 thousand A. W. Kennedy Southport.

CHOICES’! QUALITY STRAW- berry Plants, Improved Dunlap. $1.50 hundred. $10.00 thousand. Premier, $1.75 hundred. $12.00 thousand Prices include shipping charges. H. H Jenkins, South- port.

RASPBERRY CANES, VABIETIEH. Trent and Rideau. $4, hundred, $35 thousand. also strawberry plants, Premier $1.75 hundred, $12.50 thousand, Dunlap, $1.50 hundred, $10 thousand, I... It. Balderston, Southport.

FOR. S A L E — STRAWBERRY Plants. $1.00 per hundred. Rasp- berry - Canes $4.00 per hundred. Everett Howatt Jr., Carleton Sid- ing.

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RASPBERRY CANES. NEW hardy varieties. $400 per hundred. John MacRse. Cherry Valley.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS — SEN- ator Dunlap, $1.50 per hundred by mail. $10.00 per thousand. Prem- ier $1.75 per hundred by mail. $12.50 per thousand. P. L Smallwood. Charlottetown.

F O R S A L E - STRAWBERRY Plants. $1.25 hundred or $9.50 thousand. S. l’. O'Donnell, Sum- merville. R. R 1. Phone Mon- tague 64-4. '

F 0 It. S A L E — STRAWBERRY Plant-S 81-35 hundred or $9.50 thousand A. wlsner. Mt. Edward Road. Phone 2057-11.

FOR SALE — DUNLAP STRAW- berry Plants. May and June de- livery. $1.50 hundred. $10.00 thou-

’ sand. W. B. Creed. Highfleld.

FOR. SALE —- PLANTS PREPAID. Strawberry: Dunlap. Improved Dunlap, Dorsett. Warfleld a-nd Premier. $1.50 per 100. $12.00 pel‘ 1000. Raspberry: Outhbert, Lloyd George, Newberg, Taylor. Trent. Rideau and Viking. $4.00 per 100. $35.00 per 1000 All inspected. chemically treated. selected, trim- med and packed to gmw. Our Government inspectors have stood amazed and marvelled at sight and flavor of our fruits. M, Waiter-worth, Montague.

FOB SALE — DUNLAI‘ STRAW- herry plank. $1.50 hundred. $10.00 thousand. it. G, Judson. Alexandra.

Typewriters a

roaraaua - rvrawanana -

See the New Remington. -'l‘w0 tone grey finish. Big machine performance. Cash or terms

Remington Rand Ltd. I34 Rich- mond street. Phone 2771.

Personal

FOR NEUBAIJGIA. LUMBAM) Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds apply Hut Penetrating Glory Oil. AQ your Druggtst.

Venetian Blinds

VENETIAN BLINDS - HAROLD Clafl. Phone 15234. Wee hang- ers with every blind.

Wanted

WANTED-ALE BOTH-Eb up service Phone 1M7. Evening.- 11M Michael Bros

WANTED - CATTLE 1'0 ras- ture. Apply J. Thomas Mc- Kenna.

_____________._ ._.. .._____ WANTED — ANYONE H A VI N G Queen Victoria Jubilee Canadian gygmpu 1m? to part. with. Com- municate with BOX I4. Kerisins- _'fl‘-____________._'- WANTED — 25 INCH HOB-SE collar. Apply William Molyflllllx- North River. ____ WANTED — ELECTRIC REFRIG- eraior. 0 cu ti. or srneller. Phone 1075-31.

SONG FOB CHARITY

VANCOUVER. -—(CPI—A lullaby written by a Vancouver nurse in aid of the Children's Hospital here is being pub ilhad by a United States flrrn. urae Elizabeth Clarke is donating all proceeds from her

P. . I. Provincial-

Culitmued from Page 6

Pu. A. Macwod. i-IDNR.

lne presentation 0i awards to the “AM marksman was niauu at a banquet held m. me unar- iUttti/UWII notei on the evening tJl July ma... tiis klouor Lleut. udilciilui‘ u. A. beruaid made the picselltuttults. ring. W. w. item, unto. ...u., Director of ynysicai rltness, acted as chairman. The ioliowliiq is a list oi tzophiea, iill-JKIQIS and WiIIIIBXSZ

‘lne blgimi imp awarded by No.

5 ulv. b-Qllfiio, lt,C.U.s., to the Itlillltil‘ o. the UiLdIIOAS Bros. MLutClI, hull by 'I‘pi'. Aiiilll Mac-

uoilaiu.

‘the Navy Cup donated by 1i. M. C. S. Queen Charlotte to tne ytilllltl‘ of tire Prowse 5.35. Match, "on oy Sgt. Eric Cotes.

‘line Reece Cup donated by the 17in. Recce Regt. to the winner o! tne ivioore and McLeod Mai-uni, won by Capt. A. J. McC-abe.

‘izie Cstneron '1ropny donated _by Capt. J. D. Cameron to the \\il1l18l‘~ at the Cameron-Vinni- combo Match, won by Capt. A. J. McCabe.

The Reece Silver Medal donated by the 11th. Reece Regt. to the wunner of the first day's aggre- gate, won by Capt. A. J. McCabe.

‘lite 1.10mi: Medal awarded by the ill-h. Reece Regt. to the sec- ond highcst scorer in the first day's aggregate, won by Sgt. Eric Cotes.

The Pickard Cup donated by Mr. Alfred Plckard to the winner oi the City o! Charlottetown Match. won by Capt. James Cole.

The Artillery Trophy donated by the 28th. L.A.A. Regt" RCA, donated t0 the winner of the Brit- ish Consola Match, won by Capt. A. J. McCabe.

'I'he Gold Medal donated by Major J. M. and Mrs. Jones to the winner od the Juries Memor- ial Match. won by Capt. A. P. MoCabe.

Major J. M. and Mrs. Jones to the second highast scorer in the Jones Memorial Match. won by Capt. E. R. Burke.

The Governor Generals silver Medal awarded to the winner o! the Grand Aggregate, won by Capt. A. J. McCabe.

The Governor General’: Bronze Medal awarded to the second highest scorer in the Grand Ax- gregate. won by Sgt. Eric Cotes.

The Snyder Trophy presented by colonel Harry M. Snyder to the winner of the Grand Mire- gate to be competed for annual- ly, won by Capt. A. J. MoCabe.

The United Services Officers Club challenge Trophy to be com- peted for annually to the winner of the MacKlnnon Match, won by Capt. A. J. McCabe.

The chest of silver donated by the United Services Officers Club to the winner of the MacKir-luon Matoh, wort by Capt. A. J. Mc- Cabe.

The President's Cup presented by Lt-Col. D. A. MaoKlnnon, D.S,O., VD. president of the As- sociation, to the winner 0i the Ot- tawa Aggregate, won by Capt. A. J. Mcbabe.

The D.C.R.A. Silver Medal first prize in the Ottawa Aggregate, won by Capt. A. J. MtoCabe.

The D.C.R..A. Bronze Medal, second prize in the Ottawa Ag- gregate. won by Sgt. Eric Coles.

During the meet a new range record for what is popularly call- ed the King's Ranges ~20!» 500. and 600 yards. was made by Capt. A. J. MoCabe with 102 points out of a possible I05. It is also worthy of mention that a lady contestant Miss Mary Maolienrian. finished in sixth place in the Grand Ag. Eresate with 400 points. The win- He!‘ 01' the Grand Aggregate was CBPt- A. J. McCobe with 472 points.

Immediately alter our annual shoot we began prgparatzons to send s team to Ottawa. It com- Drised 22 members of our Asso- ciation and five cadets. The Is- land team had an excellent record dim"! the shoot. winning a good proportion of the- cash prizes. Mllor A. 11'. Gormley tied with others for the MaoDougell Match

and he won the shoot-oft and the MacDougall Trophy. Llsut George J. Rogers tied with five

others for first place in the Con-

FOR SALE

Special Deluxe Dodge Se , mileage 15.000. Perfect cnndi on. with $300 ICCBSJOIIEI. Also 1008 Sliver Streak" Torpedo Pontiac. mileage 2.400. 2 months old. IITI also take a trade.

Apply 278 Grlflon Street.

CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILIVAI’! ATLANTIC IIIEGION

TENDERS

10B PAVING ROADWAY AT CAPE TORMENTINE

Sealed tender: marked on the out- alda "Tender 1hr Paving Roadway. (‘ans Tnrmantlno" and addressed to the undersigned will In rooelvod up to 12x00 o'clock mum ltlndlrd time, Alnndoy. Juno 0th. I040.

Plllls. lpoclfleatlnns, form of con- tract and instructions to bidders may In ween and term of tender obtained at the following attic-uh

Regional Chief Engineer -— Ilene-

n. . . Division Engineer - Charlethtnwn. I I.

Tor-urinal Engineer —- Capo Tur- vnentlne, N. B.

Plan: vrlll be loaned to boll lldr oontraetors an the deposit of an ae- repted hank cheque made payable to the Canadian 'N'atlonal Hallway (‘om- pany for an amount of twenty-five ($05.00) llolllrs, which G096!" will In refunded when plane no returned In grind condition.

Tendon will not be considered un- ion submitted on the lama supplied hy tho Railway Company and In accordance ‘m: Instructions to hid-

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The Iovrsai or neceosarily one; .

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song "Bluebird on My Window Sill“

to tho hospital drive.

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The Silver Medal donated by‘

GUARDIAN, ETOWN

naught Match. In the shoot-elf he won first placenA team from the 11th. RecoeRegt. won the Sherwood cup. The match was fired st 300 yards without slings and only forty seconds were allow- ed for the competitors to fire ten rounds.

Competing as our team did against the best regiments in Canada they certainly showed a high standard of marksmanship. Another team of ours placed ser- und among teams in the Macdon aids Brier Match and tied for seventh place in the Coates Match. Capt. Roy McCabs plac- ed fourth in the final stage of the Governor General‘: and also placed 16th in the Bisley Aggre- gate. Major A. l". Gormley was 21st. and Capt. James Coles 30th.

Both cspt. Roy McCabe and Major A F. Gormley were placed on this year's Bisley team to compete in Britain but Major Gormley. who was a member of the Bisley team last year, can- not make the trip. This Province was also worthily recognized by the appointment of Brig. W. w. Reid, DS.O., E.D., as Command- ant of this year's Blsley Team. Brig. Reid has taken a very ac- tivs part in encouraging rllle shooting in the 17th Reece and has also assisted in every way to make our Provincial rifle matches a success. Our best wishes go with him and the team under his com- mend.

The shoot-off ‘for the perman- ent possesslon of the President's Cup, donated by the late Lt-Col. H. M. Davison. V. D. which had been held over since i938. was fired August 24th. st the 200, 500, 600 yards. Sgt. G. G. MacLennsn won with 97 points out o! a pos- sible 106. Lt. col. John Andrew, Cpl. P. J. Landrigan and Major A. W Allen all finished with scores of no points. The other two participants. Lt. P. T. Hooper and Sgt. Roy Coles had scores of 05 and 92 respectively. ‘The condi- tions laid down for the trophy were that it would be held by the winner of the Grand Aggregate each year for ten years and after that a shoot-off would decide its permanent possession. The only eligible contestant missing was m. A. MacDonald. formerly of Sum- mefslde. now located in western Canada.

During the fall three spoon shoots were arranged with four sterling silver spoons as prizes. There was a good turnout of mem- bers at each shoot and this fea- ture should be continued in pre- paration for the Inter-Maritime match this season.

An interesting happening was the winning of the Dominion Rifle Championship for the Rpygl ca. nadlan Mounted Police by cpl. w. M. Bestty. who was a member of our Inter-Maritime team the past two years and one oi our most popular marksmen.

In closing I would like to ex- press our grateful thanks to sll those who by their contributions have made possible the continu- ance of our prize list. pm- pm_ vincial Government through the Premier. .7. Walter Jones. has rendered us very great assist- ance. and Mayor B. Earle Mac. Donald and the City council or Charlottetown. have also material- ly helped us. We assure them that: their Bra-rite have been of very great value to us. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to the press for their generous publicity, the Chairman of Council. the Coun- cll. our secretary-treasurer. our auditor. the members of our Asso- Clflflbn and all those who in any way contributed to the year's M. tivittes.

F0li SALE

TRUCK — Two-ion Mer- cury, l946 model. Good condition. Complete with dual wheels, 3-ton springs, heater, stout, covered-in box body, 6'~x l0‘ x 6' high. See daily at noon oi Crockett and Storey Lid.

I34 Kent St, Phone 834

i‘ FOR SALE

Double tenement house Goytown. Newly repaired. One side can be occupied immediate- ly. Write Box 638 c-o Guard- ion.

— i” FOR SALE

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BOOK Your Order Now

ISLAND unrorronan: snonuors urn!

III! North Illvcr Hold rharlottotnwn, I’. E. I. Phone 001-2

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FOR SALE tossrsa mr snnssr contour Oyster lad snag.

Apply In Mornings .

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CLEARANCE

Auction Sale

Al‘ nuts. EABLE COOKIE. ABGYLE SHORE

Having sold my form I will sell by auction on Saturday, May 14th beginning at l o'clock. the fol- lowing:

One Iailk cow, years eldi; nine sheep and nine lambs; 30 hens.

Machinery: B. F. Avery tractor: Massey Barrie binder, b-ft. out; turnip pulper; cart; wood llelghs; Jousting rlclgh; driving Waggon: engine, 4 h.|a.: dlso hurl-ow; spike barrow; Tanners; cream separator: cream can; 2 churns: hay fork and cable; rope and blocks; hat- ne: forks; shovels; aavm use: quantity of oats: 0 cords fire wood.

Household effects.

Terms cash.

JOHN MacPHEE. Auctioneer.

Auction Sale

AT CANOE COVE

I have been instructed by the Regional Supervisor, The Veterans’ Land Act. to sell at premises of under-aimed on Monday. Ml! 16th 1949 at. 1:00 P.M.. the following stock and machinery:

Ono work more; one gelding: one fllly (yearling): one farm cart; one hay rake; one disc har- i-ow (Cockshuttl: one nprIng-tooth hart-ow; one driving wagon; one mower, 5-fi..; one horse hoe; one truck wagon: one sleigh; one ain- gle plow; one ocuffler: one De- Laval separator; one cart saddle; one pad and breaching; one set. team harness: one set driving harness: horse collars; homes: one gas engine (Macy-Harris) 1;; 11.31.; one washing machine (Connor).

TERMS CASH.

1f weather is unsuitable. 111a will ho held on Tuesday. May 11th 1949.

JOHN MacPHEE. Auctioneer.

lhorthorn (8 '

' The following Massey Harris machinery:

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COTTAGES run slits

That group of cottages known asfhyside Lodge situated at Stanhope Beach for sale as a unit. These cottages are completely furnished and are equipped with electric i lights and running “i... and large lee house is full of r ice. ~ If not sold privately by May 20th.-wlll be sold by public auction. '2