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¥ ! ‘BUT A WANT AD WILL BRING YOU CASH! Sy . “ 3. | Tefen ‘Tues., Sept. 22, 1959, OUT OUR WAY By J.R. Williams| = Miscellaneous Services Offered Services Offered [Samet Se earvicn. Hyems) gn Sant Supt shoal Agents Wanted Cars For Sale , : , The Cope, “What a Peisea We] eee eran te lepend into mae BE A MONEY MAKER! SELL TENDERS FOR EANED | Experienced piano |2n" cian “wit The Gnole her church were administered by in a protected territory our FOR SAL RUGS CL N . P seg bewsarsinrmg “Will The Circle} her pastor. Father J.W. McCardie — ; ° ° nbroken”’. and towards evening of the same _ tonics, alimentary products, Mek i proofed. 3 to 5 service. waste eyed Bueil and the fol-| leaving her sorrowing husband, — farm products, High commis- 1959. Studebaker Lark ‘Tenders will ‘be received at Phone 9220 a rr Free Parkdale area Big For ar tenes fee ae — oF ee ae aes ‘yen’ nea bard 9: Moc nagpece Ung the office of the undersigned up Estimate. F 1 Setlan ted ti Mrs. Howard Reid, Murray Har-| residing in Boston, to mourn her _ pag ger Familex Dept. Low mileage. pack October 2, 1959, for supplying} Island Rug Cleaning . ._,|Beach Point; Mrs. Bill Curwin, | cil, was a victim of a fatal high- — ak Delorimier Montreal, Dials taset. tee “Bios and 250 Centre” s-——dial pertmouth. N.S.;and—Cora,—and| way accident near Montague sev _ MONEY? MONEY? | sonabl b fof 134 inch double jacket hor| _ North River Road (5955 after 5.3 = Beene yr, Nady Me .* : e can be fin- with rocker lug couplings, mil- atter 5.30 p-m.| The pall bearers were: Bruce| Mr. Naddy was born Annie Mc- | sap tax tank did Se Nek dew proof, City of Charlotietown| Corner of Beach Grove ; ' Geremey. sein Gathee, Gaaeet| EA See ae a ae our capital with a net weekly thread . pressu town, P.EL ; . ‘enny, Tom Fraser, Willie Har- . Peter McKenna, in New- — earnings of more than $75.00, anced. Phone 8545 eis oe eee canes en aetee- one . Transportation ris, Sr., and Louis F, Herring. | town Cross 66 years ago. She. | Seve re macro ‘sadgonaap COS ee Bea | ca, NEE US |CARD OF THANKS Be second ; : , tems | and--her twin sister Laura ‘Mrs. — cluding Tea, Coffee, Toiletries, We Offer eS Quarrie, Hampton. | ber” 25th or 26th, Phone 7683,! The wi itten | P-J. McKenna) were the youngest Medicines, Insecticides, Christ- . City Clerk | wimelee ae er oe Pyaar id ohieh oe : aio : . erring wish to thank all the kind children Mops, Farm lines, in established | 1951 Plymouth Sedan _ MOPERSERVICE pe eran Sra TOE Ls any vache Gee cana aes ties sak tense on Gr ao rural Paula routes. Ex- is ; . 24th. Phone|in any way, the nur: = ; We wil} | @ excellent condition for $675, Overseas ee een 3850, or ae MO -64477. | staff of the EL Hospital = stead in Newtown oe teach you. 30 days free trial. Es- ' 2 ugs, Insects, © Drs. MacKenzie, Drysdale, and| The funeral of Mrs. tablished 1994. Write today with | “* Have your offer. Scholarships Free estimates — Guaranteed| Teachers Wanted | Bonnell. * 20"'| Naddy took place from her late out fail. G. Laurin, President, The | 1952 Fargo % ton Pickup ; Satisfaction. Phone 8727—Write residence in Greenfield to St. — “Paula Co. Ltd. 21 St-Paul St. .* P.O. Box 451, Chariotetown. ‘Wanted To Bu E — Marv’s. Church, Montague. on East, Montreal.” 149 G.M.C. % tone Pickug =. BORN THIRTY YEARS woscne «= SEs F8 1. O. D. E. : Y DEATH NOTICE Thursday morning, August = ATTENTION: WE MANUFAC | -Your choice $250. eath é ——— Worth $2,000 per year in eee ON a service by ful an MRS. WILLIAM Nappy | Mass was celebrated by her mer ~ ture daily necessities needed Female Help Wanted| Male Help Wanted Sai ‘ : et _ Rev. Phelan McKenna. as- Bi any U. K. uni t ly equipped experts. Costs ar phew . such as Vitamins, tonics, COS- | 59 .g.. Spe -WANTED PREFERABLY A RESIDENT, PRODUCE BUYER. | choi @ jower when repairs are done i and surrounding areas was shock- | by om tan. Thea mstice: of high quailty, culie- »’ —_— Rd. : Ch’town | middle aged woman for general} Part or full time. Apply to Mr. Oice. Open to post grad | properly. Pick up and delivery ed and saddened on Monday, Aug- ee S.J Sie clergy assist- ary extracts, necessities for | 9s; PLYMOUTH. SAVO housework, “in new home, smail| Baker. Phone 7215. uate students under 27,| “=tvice. Island Radio Conse, ; use 17th last, upon learning of the | i17 at the obsequies, besides her house and farm. We offer you.| excellent conditi Y IN| family. Mother works. Aonly N S k : : Aga0s: 136 Great George St. Phone 6021 _ | Sudden and unexpected passing pastor, Rev. J.W. McCardle, were = ciseind te Guana beet cen 2 tion throughout.| Guardian - Patriot Box No. 7856. ursery Stoc unmarried. For details and Charlottetown. 10 gauge barrel shotgun, | ‘oe ve Naddy bag had/ ‘it Rev. J. A. Sullivan, Rev. oo Sains tenionnt 1. 1951 PONTIAC, RADIO HEATER, | “°L WANTED FOR GENERAL | application blanks apply—|, , , hammerless ‘fleld for thirty-three years. es pag ey on ur your ' meres good motor, tires. etc. Price housework. Phone 4711. GLADIOLI ha ; MACHINE WORK ' Mrs. Naddy had been in slight- ee Corcoran. 3 High commission and Bonus.| $292.00. May be seen at 202 WANTED, EXPERIENCED GIRL Mrs. William Brehaut, 246 Fitzroy Street - ly ailing health for the past cou-| 7. Lau bearers were: Joseph Familex Dept. D. rea Delori- ae ny ee a ee ens modern FOR SALE 18 Fitzroy St.- WELDING -AND Phone 4304 He oe yen be ber See oe Brothers, Joseph Power, Emmet i € . ‘ » r o wages. i ous, mier Montreal, Que Mee en WED) ee ” Charlottetown GENERAL REPAIRS [up to the day before her death| Power, Sewers Stay. Cars For Sale 1959 RENAULT DAUPHINE, WANTED — EXPERIENCED, Full range of colours. ‘ prong pues Chae 22 ceats| wa harap volbe duties on a rial took place in the family 1953 CHEVROLET PANEL,| Periect condition, low mileage,| £°t! for general housework and} Miniatures RENTAL For prompt service, per Ib. Government Subsidy in| busy farm homestead. On. the plot)in St. Mary's Cemetery, the ideal for van use, in excellent | Custom radio. Phone sat. plan cooking: One adult; Nights) Exhibition contact: addition. Mt. Stewart Woolen | morning of Aug. 17th she awaken- | cafnmittal ceremont Del PRE condition, Phone i free. Dial 3860 after 6.00 p.m. and ~ Houses & Apartments Mills, R. E. Leard.\Phone 2-33. | ed with.a severe pain in her head; ee ee vteere Reanailll

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5] PONTIAC, PERFECT CON- dition; all new tires radio and heater. Reasonable price. Phone 6252 after 5 p.m-

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For. Sale

FOR SALE 1959 MODEL BAR- rington general trailer (delux) 41 x 10. Two. bedrooms, bath- room, kitchen and living room. Completely furnished. Priced Teasonable. Lived in four, months. Phone 8772 Summer- side 328 Second Street.

ENTERPRISE OIL RANGES, coal and wood ranges, Fawcett and Coleman oil space heater, Quebec heaters. Beaton’s Auc- tion Rooms. 30 Grafton Street.

HOMART GUN - TYPE CON-

'—Sears, Charlottetown Store.

HOMART OIL FIRED PIPELESS furnace with Gun Burner. Com- letely Installed. $475.00 includ- ing wiring. Simpsons-Sears, Charlottetown Store.

MOODY POTATO DIGGER IN| good condition, with extra set of good geers. Apply Francis MacIntyre, Lorne Valley.

AUCTION “45” SCORE CARDS

TROMBONE IN EXCELLENT condition, reasonably priced. Phone Summerside 3201. LARGE SIZE ENTERPRISE Qubec heater, used 1 year, also dining room table like new. Mrs. Eric Simpson, Cavendish. INTERNATIONAL ELEVATOR Digger on rubber, with P. T. O. and Transmission. Like w. Heath Foster, R.R. 3, Charlot- tetown. ‘

NEW USED — SPACE HEAT- ers — Coal, wood and oil rang es: Gas and Electric washers. All sizes. Firestone Home and Auto. Gt. George Street.

ONE DELAVAL MILKER, LIKE new, priced right. Turner Farm Equipment Ltd. Charlottetown.

4 BURNER, ELECTRIC RANGE 21°" wide. A-1 condition. 2 years | old. Very reasonable. Dial 6758. | PINK CHROME HIGH - CHAIR good condition. Phone 9101 FOR SALE: DINING ROOM suite, in good condition. Phone 8391

MAN’S STANDARD SIZE BI- eycle, baloon tires, perfect con- dition. Phone 4905.

ONE EBERSOL GRAIN THROW- er like new. Turner Farm Equipment Lid.

ISLAND PLUMS — DIAL 3982 bring containers. ie FOR SALE: LARGE BUILDING fifty-three Grafton Street. Suit-

able for apartments or offices Phone 3878. Se | WRITING DESK, BEVELLED mirror two. armchairs. Apply 3981 a)

ONE — OFF ~- MAKE ELEC- tric, Cabinet, ‘trade-in’. Sew- ing machine. Price $49.50. Sin- ger Sewing Centre, 164 Gt. George .Street, Charlottetown. Phone 4551.

BUREAU, VANITY, WARD- robes, beds, spring and mat- résses, oak bookcase, single barrel guns, 12 and 22 guage. Beaton’s Auction Rooms, 980 Grafton Street.

Female Help Wanted

THE COTTAGE HOSPITAL, requires registered or grdduate nurses for general duty. 105 bed hospital situated in the Ottawa valley. 5% day week, good sal- ary with night differential, other benefits. Apply to Director of Nursing, Miss E.I. Shep- pard, Reg. N. 3

NURSES, FOR STAFF AND OP- erating room - small hospital, 35 miles from New York City in residential area. New facili- ties being built. “Nice living quarters in nurses’ home. Ex- cellent salary, liberal benefits and good working conditions. Write Guardian - Patriot, Box

ing room work. Apply ia per- son, te Moderna Cafe.

WAITRESS WANTED FOR DIN-| -

X-RAY TECHNICIAN (REGIS- tered) for new modern, fully accredited Toronto suburban | general hospital. Queensway | General Hospital, Sherway | Drive. Toronto 18, Ontario.

Commercial varieties

Miscellaneous

85 FITZROY STREET 7 - ROOM unfurnished, heated apartment. Third fidor. Available October Ist. Phone 6016, or apply 233 Queen Street, Charlottetown.

TWO WAITRESSES EXPERIEN- ced or will train. For Drury! Lane Steak House. Aulac, N.B., | ed. Must be courteous and neat.

Apply local National Unemploy-

ment Office.

Farmers Market

Help Wanted

AMBITIOUS MAN OR WOMAN to handle distribution of Nation- ally Advertised Watkins Prod-| ucts in Charlotteown. Business well established. No investment necessary. Products guarante- ed to sell. Steady, repeat busi- | ness. Outstanding remuneration . from start, Write promptly for free details to: Mr. Brown, 350 St. Roch St., Montreal, Que.

Lost & Found

_| LOST — PAIR OF DARK RIM-.

med glasses at Post Office, ‘Thursday morning. Reward. | Phone 4897. *” i

LOST — TWO SHEETS BOILER |

plate, 5x9 between Iona and Mt. Stewart. Finder notify the nearest detachment of R.C.M. gl

LOST: IN CHARLOTTETOWN, Padded wrap for milk truck. Finder phone Robert Driscoll, Sunshine Dairy, 4251. Reward.

FOUND: CHILD’S GLASSES Strathgartney Park. Call at Polyclinic. i LOST: GOLDEN LABRADOR retriever dog. female, answers

to name (Sally) rewafd. Phone 6739. -

Male Help Wanted

WANTED — TRUCK DRIVER for City delivery. Age 20 to 25. | Grade 9 education. Write P.O. |

Guardian - Patriot Magazine

72 GRAFTON STREET 5 - ROOM | unfurnished apartment. Heated and hot water. Third floor. Available October 1st. Phone

6016, or apply 233 Queen Street, Charlottetown.

Subscribers

If you move, notify your ear-|

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notify. the magazine company. |

_The Guardian-Patriot will have , your address on the magazines

changed. This is important. Al- ways allow us six to eight weeks | for your new address to appear on magazines. Also please leave a forwarding address at the office.

TENDERS FOR | POLICE SUPPLIES |

Tenders will be: received at |

‘the office of the undersigned up

to 12.00 o'clock noon on Friday, |

| October 2nd, 1959, for supplying |

the Charlottetown Police Force. with 19 pairs of zippered rubber overshoes. Samples to accom- pany tender. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

JOHN J. BUTLER, City Clerk.

TENDERS FOR | POLICE CLOTHING

Tenders will be received af the

office of the undersig: up to 12.00 o'clock noon on rYiaay

October 2nd, 1959, for supplying the Charlottetown Police! Force with eight Pea Jackets. Samples | of cloth to a pany « tender. | The lowest or any tender_ not! necessarily accepted.

JOHN J. BUTLER,

SOLICITORS. Ete.

_M. A. Farmer, Q.C., LL.B. | ‘Bank of Commerce Bldg.

Palmer & Haslam Bank of Nova Scotia Bidg.

Peake & Nicholson 175 Grafton Street

J. A. McGuigan, B.A. Currie Bldg, Dial 9424 Queen ®

Ian M. MacLeod, LL.B. (Mclean & McKinnon) Currie Bidg. 179 Queen &. Ba John J. Holmes B.A., LL.B.

150 Richmond Street Dial 6145 Frederic A. Large, Q.c.

Room 207 Dominion Building Dial 3244 ROBERT G. MacLEOD, B.A., L.L.B.

Room 208 Dominion Bidg.

Dial 4126

Chiropractor

Dr. W. BR. Carson 201 Prince St. Dial 6432

PROFESSIONAL CARDS BARRISTERS | Optometrists

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS _

J. A. Carruthers, R.0.

| 123 Kent Se. Dial 5612

' J. S. Taylor, B.0.

Corner Kent & Queen Sts. Office 9133 — House 4756

LOVELY ROOM, COMFORTAB- ly furnished. Close to all con- veniences. Please phone 3268, between 6 and 8 pm..

2 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. on ist floor in private home kit- chen privileges if. desired. Ap- ply 23 DesBrisay Crescent. -

ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME, central, breakfast if desired. Dial 8871. between 6 and 7 p.m.

SINGLE ROOM, HEATED AND furnished. Centrally Dial 3611.

TO \LET APARTMENT. AP- ply Whites Furniture Store, Alberton.

Wanted To Rent

BUSINESSMAN AND FAMILY urgently require furnished home, Brighton area preferred. Please write: Guardian - Pa- triot Box C 7783, Charlottetown.

WANTED TO RENT: SMALL, heated, furnished apartment for three girls. Phone 5200 af- ter 5 p.m.

BUSINESSMAN AND FAMILY would like to rent or purchase a 3-bedroom house in good re- sidential area in Charlottetown. | Highest references available. Write Guardian - Patriot Box C 7994, Charlottetown. }

MANAGER OF NATIONAL COM- pany requires modern, ground floor or duplex apartment, heated, or smal! house. (oil) furnace heated). 2 adults. Must! have at least 1 large bed-| room. Write Guardian-Patriot,! Box 7861, Charlottetown. j

REAL ESTATE

For Sale

FOR SALE, FIVE ROOM HOUSE and lot at Summerside East.) Modern conveniences. House two years old. Clarence Sim- mons Summerside East.

FOR SALE: NEAR MONTAGUE. .small bungalow. Partly finish- ed. Large .ot. Very cheap also kitchen range, table and chairs Baby carriage and crib. Apply Mrs. Richard Riley, Montague.

125 ACRES FARM, 100 CLEAR; | Hard wood and lumber; run-| ning brook in middle of farm. Large house with electricity; barns; pond by road. Oliver T Tremere, New Wiltshire.

Architect Wanted To Buy J. F. Toombs, B. Arch | 4- BEDROOM HOUSE IN CHAR- * ' lottetown. Central. Must be in

140 Richmond St. Dial 3865

G. Keith Pickard

8. Arch. M8. ALC. Charlottetown, 100 Fitzroy %.

Peter A. McNeil.

‘ ARCHITECT 166 Gt. Geo. S$. Phone 4339

Electrical

Engineer E. S. Chandler

BSc (EE. ME 1 C, P Eng 242 NORTH RIVER ROAD PHONE 5336

Charlottetowr P.O. Bex 513

McDONALD, CURRIE & CO. COOPER BROTHERS & CO. |

Currie Bidg. Charlottetown Dial 5568 H. R. DOANE & COMPANY 134 Richmond Street, Charlottetown \ Dial 6547 — 6548 ?. O. Box 187 ARTHUR J. GARRETT PALMER ELECTRIC BUILDING os Charlottetown Dis! S328

100 Fitzroy Street

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good repait. Phone 5775 between 6.00 and 8.00 p.m.

Pets For Sale

KEGISTERED GERMAN SHEP- herd puppies. Apply after 2:30 p.m. Frank Hamm or F.D. Hamm, Mount Herbert.

Room & Board

CAN ACCOMMODATE ONE. girl boarder. Phone 7264. |

BOARDERS ACCOMMOQDATED in private home. (2 share, room) Phone 628.

TWO MALE BOARDERS OR pensioners: accommédated in private home. $14.00 each, per week. Phone 6946 or apply: 170 Malpeque Road, Charlottetown.

HEATED FURNISHED BED- room suitable for 2 men, , or girls. Dial 3116.

Sales Help Wanted

NATIONAL OFFICE SUPPLIE§ and advertising specialties firm requires salesman for* Char- lottetown and area. Experience and car necessary. Excellent commissions. Reply in own handwriting sto R W. Alexan- der and Co. 740 Gladstone Ave., Ottawa, Canada. Atten tion, H. J; .MacKenzie, Sales

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leading Drug Counters.

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| MODERN: INSULATORS

LTD. B. THURBER Clyde River Phone 7-2 ~ Personal “ PAMORUEET © = ~—ITCHY SCALP? FALLING HAIR? e

Get relief with ZOKB natural mineral hair control and sham-- Drug Store,

Hughes

Pharmacy and other

ROSS’ MILL AT STURGEON OP- erating as woual under regular financial! arrangements.

Work Wanted

medical aid was summoned, and | | che was removed to the Monta-' and Hynes.

side, or out. Apply Guardian - Patriot Box No. 8237.

EXPERIENCED GIRL DE- sires housework by the day. Phone 7677.

DEATH NOTICE

WHITTEN HERRING The death occurred at the P.E.I. Hospital, September 17th, 1959 of a dearly beloved husband ‘and father Mr. Whitten Herring ‘er Murray Harbour in his 63rd | year, after a prolonged -illness. |” He was well known and loved | by his many friends and especial- ly beloved by his wife and family. He will be deeply missed. He was a kind and loving father and al-

ways thought first of his wife and family. only Jesus knows how he suffered. whom he trust- ed as his Saviour, and longed to see.

| The Rev. Fraser of Montague |

AUCTION SALE

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Friday Sept. 25 at1 O'clock

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Modern Insulators Limited

NOW WORKING ON P.EL

For information and quotations contact:

‘B. THURBER Clyde River Phone 7-2

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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all those who sent Mass Cards,

WM. NADDY AND FAMILY

Greenfield, P.E.I.

Flowers and Letters of Sympathy or helped in any way, during our recent sad bereavement.

. WANTED

Completely furnished home or apartment urgently, 'meeded for six to seven month period for Dr. M. EB

e LaZerte, (and Mrs. LaZerte), who has undertaken te

conduct a Financial Survey of ‘Education in this Pro-

the following: Stock: | work horse; 2 milch vince.

| cowst | heifer 2 year old, 2 year,olds; 2

spring calves; 300 bus oats; 300 bales.hays;

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digger, new; | truc

‘seeder; | horse hoe; |. cart; Lantz potato

agon; | driving wagon;

driving sleigh; wood sleigh; work harness;

lumber and shingles; forks and hoes. Furni-

ture: Chair: tables; washmachine; churn; 2)

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iron beds; room stove; other articles too

‘numerous to mention.

Terms of sale: Cash

Duncan MacKinnon

Owner

Melville Bell

Auctioneer

TENDERS

FOR SALE OF SP

Sealed tenders will be

undersigned for the sale of Spring Park Field, situate Avenue between Pond an roxi- | 8

on the west side of Elm

Summer Streets in the City of Charlottetown (app ‘mate area 191 ft. x 386 ft.) up to 12.00 o'clock

|Friday, October 2nd, 1959. Highest or any tender not also 100 new brick. , HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Chesterfield suites Pursuant to decision of Charlottetown Town Plan- dining room suite; 4 bedroom suites; double cot; single cot; studio couch; Enterprise stove (Cornet); furna-

necessarily accepted.

ning Commission that said lands are unsuitable for.,

RING PARK FIELD

received at the office of the

Park or Playground facilities due to close proximity to

heavy Elm Avenue traffic

Pursuant to Resolution of City Council of Septem- | ber 14th, 1959 providing for the sale of same for use of | proceeds therefrom for purchase,of more suitable Park | or Playground sites in Ward 6 0

and—

the recommendation

of said Charlottetown Town Planning Commission.

JOHN J. BUTLER, City Clerk.

Apply: . Department of Education, Charlottetown, Phone 5343

hinery: Binder; Hay Mower; | broadcast |

TENDERS

FOR SALE OF OLD

SPRING PARK SCHOOL

Sealed tenders will be received at the office of the undersigned, up to 12.00 o’clock noon on Friday October 2nd 1959 for the sale of the old Spring Park building on Kirkwood Drive, with or without the land connected therewith, Highest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. . :

John J. Butler City Clerk.

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CLEARANCE AUCTION SALE

AT NEW ARGYLE, P.E.I.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, AT | P.M.-

Due to ill health, I offer for sale my farm, stock, crop and farm implements. FARM: Consisting of 100 acres of land with dwell- ing and barns, (electricity), 2 miles from paved high- way, near church and school. STOCK: 3 cows: 11 fat cattle; 8 one>and a half year olds; 12 calves; 1 sow and 5 pigs. ; , CROP: 24 tons of hay and 200 rem grain. IMPLEMENTS: Farmall C Tractor; plow. and harrows; 13 drill (disk) seeder; 1 rake (10 ft.);

FARM

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‘hiller; trailor; scales; pulper: box sleigh; wood sleigh;

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Aladdin lamp; 2 rugs;.and a canner.

Also other small articles too numerous to mentic Terms cash for’ stock. oa

Owner.

Melville Ferguson

»inder: 1 truck wagon; binder and mower; hay mower; cuffler; potato sprayer and digger; hay fork and rope; noon | pump engine and jack; 200 gallon gas tank and pump;/

‘cette: new fridge (13.9 cubic ft.); washer (new); 21” Console TV (new); tables; dishes; pictures; gas lantern;

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