' 1940 . . . . APRIL 16~ I HE LHAKLLYITEPOWN GUARDIAN ~ ~ .1. n‘ r f" S‘ '_' n7 a 17' . AUCTION SALE STOCK QUOTATIONS . ~ EDGETT PROPERTY ' . _ N. .Y. Stock Montreal Curb MontrealStock April 25th, 12 O'clock lloon E- h» E H XC n (Canadian Press), a n m, my; posit-obi]; orflportydoitrlrrowzfh Noah River no", w fun -~ Stocks ciou -——-— . .'. r Chariot e own. ne rle I" I ni ern hot water Ana Press) Abitibi Com 2 1-8 Canadian Press) finer-Wumsnuwmo~n.m _m, n.huW ms. ‘ Gm 1| , ox ranc w an open pens, ttractl ' .. - . 5 M“ rllllr 2:111 front facing west, twenty-four acres of land. Vevr; g $11301! _- 3g 5%.: igegugii 22 1-2 m5 ‘ deslrdbie for retired business man or tourist home. Am rm; T91: 173 1:2 Bathuilisltn? 12 gill 35.11am. 10 l-4 \

Am Water 10 1-8 C Vi k 5 l-B

i Anaconda so 7-8 lnliiii Tire" 9. 1-4 Sékeofi’? A as 1-a

‘Atchison 22 s-a D011 A c Bldg Product; 15 i-a

lisoit Ohio s 1-4 Frsser 1a Olin Cement . _- l '1 \ §§l%‘i"“o"°°° l? l‘; £2132" T ° ”° °'“‘ "°' P‘ i3 8 e l X V - I‘ - - Beth steel 80 3-4 Imp 011 l2 3 a 32h‘ 8:: igfud 25 Ches Ohio ~ 39 3-i Int Pete 22 can Ind A1 A , 2 3-4 12;; a a grige g? 22 1-4 Can Pacific . f; f; , , , °n - i‘ i! 1' ‘l6 Can Steamship - ,_ Commonwes So 1 1-4 Advertising llates Payable in Advance o... mo... .. fish's... ~ t‘; 1-4 .~. Curt Wright A 20 1) t s _ 25 Mimlmurn churn i" Any Advertisement: 2s Cenlo ,‘§“tf_,,1'“° 4g Banks ngm Cetflligl Pfd ' g}; 1 a Central Guardian locale. 5c r word- Western and East l l G Elr . a ' Dom Br dge . I 2o per word; Annoiuicemen and Coming Events 3c s: 91:11.; 3:: mm b8 -—- I llgiqyllfiiteel B U I l-‘l ., Classified so per word; In Mfllwrllm Notices 10o per inch; 1.1m of Gen Motors s4 s-a (Cumin PM!) Gen Steel wrs " ' 10 ' . Floral and Spiritual Offer Cards. etc». 5o per name; Letters of Goodrich 13 3.4 Ha 3nd" 7 3-5 Y Co:dpaepgtgwarpzzegcllfigaogtlila62K! Ingram w???‘ Ior $1.1m G, m, m, 2,, 1,, Stocks Close Hm?‘ 3mm, 3g no i ou are welcome to apply to the manager of any branch of an o o ces o anka o “ . - _ Appreciation, 70c per Illch or 4o per word. Lists of Subscrlptllilrlis llilldTld/lloaeljar g 74 Canada ___ gliliuiolgl .‘ 1 2 tllC Bank Of MOflHCfll £01‘ 3. lOflfl LO fill YOU! IICCd. is ccllts oer inch. Address and Presentation $1.00. Other rates on Kenna-rm 37 M, Commerce‘ 1'10 I t Powe PM 3g “"""°amn' lf°i§i 35ft?“ f; 3-: £353, fir“ $3; lirllfllswy rlorrio 3g 3-: 'We are constantly making personal loans to persons employed rf ' t ' o o . Nor Am Co a1 v-a "mm-mil W1 1-3 1d,; '22:.’ so ' in all kinds of OCCUPIUODS., Nor Pacific B 1-2 N,“ gwel 9g 65 For Sale __ , 10st Qfimfimd -‘ 2;’ . gggggccge, h, The terms are simple, clear and fair: The borrower agrees to ion sou: — EXPRESS WAGON LOST-ABOUT MARCH 1st, EH. Phi‘ Mm" _ a6 LIUGStOCk shawinlgB-n 23 repay the loan in 12 equal monthly instalments. The Bank exchange on horse. C. Web- flgnjayfs m“, watch Rewmd m» Phil Per, Co .\__ 33 1-4 St Law gum 5 l-2 , sisi-Mlliim- L'*°~"‘4'1°'2‘- vlv Guardian. ‘n-zsi-i-la-ai. $5,130,110‘? ,- 1g St Law Pfcl l3 1 ‘ charges $5.65 for the use of each $100 borrowed. There is 7- — _______ Zi _ P“ - ssii.n.iilssl=.,.rss.s Position wanted saints.“ . - iii". his“. is.“ Jf-iiif- 335C532... l? ”° °"‘°‘ “m” - sl oon. One o0 l. coming , ‘ ' ‘A H‘ , lloyluliiclslgllltishfihvy. Carr's, York. EXPERIENCED IIOUSEKEEPER ‘Eifidfiéofli,’ f,‘ 7'8 “m” m wmnmm’ ‘n “m” ‘m w" E11“ A g can or “m” for o“! folder on “P550931 Lmns-n

L-288-4-16-19. desires Dflsition. ‘Excellent refer- ‘q-exas Com 4., fizrlgjahnivesmlgk markets wdB-Y- wllzgogqe-fiEgL Np,“ 15__(Cp)_

lllIiwS-ILE - scams Lohsrnie ence5'Renable' Iulj-zzifilll-riuzlilili‘. U“"-°d A" 513'” Eflcumllfilllllggfiegartmenb of Ag’ 1M1 bi’ WW", 8"“ “mmes- m’ iiuulleié fgllglltlialiegfigéldgéidfflw Gal- _ $2112‘? cg??? ‘g 3-3 ‘Good steers made from $7.50 to Slmck méirk? “m a ‘gummy

'11, ' ' - - . we“ ren a. . i l L_z56_4_13_w' MISCCIIHHCOUS léir k" 5; g-g flog "slriiitlesnslllglwn; comyff: Hlgrlfirziiian and Shuwlnigun met ——-———~-————-i— t c orb - Rood tilifl 3 d in- “lllu isiiliorrrfircnllmifll? rldefirlv-Aiilgiliiiliiierrlvrlolg elf-ill: 3W3, 13;“ I '7 312g lg fizsllddfletllflllgs $3; ed 12 liillliilggfilgtltlsw zfldull/mfiei‘ ESTABLISHED iau r - . . - ‘ - - ' e '- - , , _ ' ' ' . w Guunhun Qmcq I plete an: Trace lengths. Heavy Uns Rubggr ml! L: Good covis vieie $5.75 to s6, med. Power both added minimum frac I’ L-1"i-4-1"-1~*-1°~ 33g gseuggggg, Clgiggg giggq; n s st c. s2 ‘“"‘ ',';"“,“"§'.§3 “i,” m" “m; m?‘ Lawrence Paper preferred in “)4 dank refine 40ml! account‘; Mo welcome i‘ - - - - - - . U s Ind A] 23 34 moii o . . anners 5n . _ - ‘ Sales-e» Wort-d walllfll our; it o §‘."s‘§'i."”§§.t' s...“ vi: “ am“ r05 . 3 1'3 :75 l ' Brothqrg, sit, Lawrence Corporation Ehcrllimili:gregdivleoirlildulellprgierllllc WOMAN WANTS Bomb wrrn ,5‘, {If $5C8l\ll3g' were fully .25 cents high- and Dryden 1 iZOit-rdgd‘ Milt-HM Charlottetown Branch: A. I. B. BELCl-IER, Manager snlosiiniii with delivery and cogq- private fnmiv near thfiwBasilica. wmflworth __ er. Good vcals made $7.50 with Yflngfiig "W! - 0 ' -

storage facilities I01‘ full line high quality Cream-Cheese and Canno- ian Gi-iiycre Cheese. well paying pfilpiinlllfll] l0 L116 Xlghl’. 1118.11 Wl'lO has extensive connections with food-stores, Hotels, Clubs, Restau-

rfillH. etc. Application and re - oroiicos forward to: Lambert CilLTSL‘ Limited, Mnreviiie, (gue- bcc. N-6Zi-4-1 -11.

i-hlale Help Wanted _

i ~ \l'I’liE.\"l‘lCE W A N T E l) T O learn Barber Trade Shor; course. Export tiiililiniz. Molar Barber Carlene Halllsic N-455

i____i_, \\‘AN'l'l-3l) — EXPERIENCED MAN 1o ‘svork on_ farm. Reference re- qiilrivd. Write W. A. cute Guard- ian. 11-291-4-16-31.

‘llarnzig Investments Limited

Under the provisions of The Companies Act, Canada, Bzirnag investments Limited hereby gives notice that it will make application to the Honourable the Secretary of Stale of Canada, for accept- ance of the surrender of its charter and its cancellation on rind from a date to be lixcd by him.

Charlottetown, P. E. 1., April 9th, 1940.

R. BURLEIGH TAYLOR Secretary

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NGO-i-ifi-li

Professional Bards

0. F. ARCIIIBALII

Chartered Accountant 140 iclimond Street

Phone 47 E0- Boz ll - r

McLEOD 8. BENTLEY

W. E. BENTLEY. [LC-

J. A. BENTLEY. K1}.

C. F. BENTLEY. LLB. Barristers and Attorney-at-Law

MONEY 'l‘0 LOAN Richmond Street

Morrell 8r Company Chartered Accountants Eastern Trust Building

Telephone I447

‘I BELL 8. MATHIESON i

MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block. Charlottetown. i‘ E. island

=--_ m--- _ . _... MocGUIGAN 8. TRAINOR MARK B. MacGUlCAN. ILC. C. S1‘. CLAIR TRAINOR. K. C. Barristers. solicitors, Elle. MONEV T0 LOAN Oiilce: Over Provincial Bani. Richmond Street. Charlottetown

Q ‘HT FMZiii-Et- BT11? CT; NOTARY. Qc.

Bsmiisriiie. SOLICITOB Kile: Building Charlottetown

PALMER 8. HASLAM

H. J. PALMER. 5.0. A. .1. liAsliAlli. B.A.. l.i..ll. BARBISTBR. ETC. Bani at Nova srotls riismben.

. IKE TO LOAN

PM r.o. lea II

K. Guardian.

IIIIGTIIIIIEEB I om prepared to give Clients efficient service when disposal of property is required by scile: MILTON COMPTON

C-o Ed. Munn, Roseneafh. I. 208-4-12-01.

L 4-16-41.

Removal Notice

Our customers please noto that we have moved into iiew offices at

38 Queen street, which i; two doors north of our cation.

former lo- I

THE J- W- WINDSOR. C0. LTD. 1405806! Dealers Fishing Supplies Clnfliid Foods as Queen st. Ch'towii. P. 1:. L

L-276-4—l5-2l

Valuable Property F0ll SALE

Eclled tenders will be received up to noon on Friday the 19th inst. for property of the late Mrs. Duh one oi

he finest residential homes in the Province with grounds completely llmlwllled. land com rises about 1% acres extend from orlr street northward along e west side of the North River Road In Charlottetown for n distance of 256 ft. I0 in.

Tend will be received for the whole ropcrty or separate tenders for res dence and for adloinln pro- pos bulldin; lets respective y ac- g plan which may be seen at the office of McLean d; Meltin- non, Royal Bank Building Char- lottetown.

Dated tlils 9th of Aprli mo,

DONALD McKINNON, Administrator Estate Catherine U. Dull‘. 11-210-4-12-01.

Mortgage Sale

To be sold by Ppbilc Auction in front of the Law Courts BilIltlin| in Charlottetown on Wednesday, the Eighth day of May, A. D., 1940, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon,

ALL and singular that certain par- eel or tract of land and premises situate lyln and bein; on Lot or Township Number Forty-one in King's Count in Prince Edward la- land bonnde and described as lol- lows, that is to say:-

Bounded on the north west by the Curdinn Road, on the south west l“ land In possession of uughliiil

oKinnon, on the south east by,

land in po on of Donald Mc-. Pherson and on the northeast by laud willed to Michael McNeil hav-

n front of nine chains o the

d Curdiliin Road and extending‘ bark therelrom in a southcasteriy. direction b parallel lines at filth! angles to t e said road for the dis- ltanco of fifty chains, containing, forty-live acres of land a little inure, or less and bein the llnd conveyed to the said Mor gagor by one 1ton-, nld l. McNeil] by lndenture datcdi the first day of November, A.D., 1800 (and therein described in twol blocks).

o’ u] ‘i; gape llnilgrl power e n n an - denture or no.3... datednthe izti.‘ day oi’ . D.. 1910. made be-l tween Roderick J. MeNeiil of South-

ouniy In Island, tanner, cl

the one . and Lelia M. Mackle- son of lottotown in Queen's Count in said Island, Spinster, oi

the ozher part, which lnortlillfl ll now dilly vested by the undersigned] by virtue of divers niesne, assign- ments and act-l in the law. delimit having been made in the payment

and interest ~iecurcd_ o

Dstedntbls lth day of Aoru a. n.

carious: AMILIA PALMER, l of LIOICIIIQ.

14-120-4-0-16-28-50.

1.30: PEI whites no 1 75's 1.20-

Ior farther Elfin-r. sppl to‘ gm gplnod b Ben y, oiicitors, c ar-

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, A/pfll 15-10?)- Produce Markot pnces here today. as reported by the Dominion De- partment of Agriculture, follow:

Butter: first grade creamer-y prints, Jobbing price, 29; first gmde solids, Jobbing price, 28 1-2; Que no 1 pasteurized regraded, whole- sale Jobbing price, 27 7-8; Que no 2, 27 l-4.

Cheese: Ont white and colored. current receipt price, 14 3-16—3-8.

: graded shipments in used free cases. selling price. A—large 25; A—medium 23-23 1-2; A-pul- lets 21-21 1-2; B 2l-—22 1-2; C l8 1-2-19: B-large unquoted. .(A.ll prices nominal).

Potatoes: Que no 1 15's 1.00- 1.10; No 2 75's 30-90; NB no 1 75's 1.15-1.20; PEI no 1 15's 1.25-

125; Fla bushel crate no l-B. 2.40; Bermuda bushel crate no 1, 2.50.

GRAIN

WLNNIPEG. Alpril 15-(CP)_ The Winnipeg grain exchange showed steadiness in sympathy witih southern markets in dull trading today. Closing quotation-s were 1-8 lower to unchanged with Miiy at 90, Jly 91 3-8 and Oct 93 cents.

Light speculative buying kept Winnipeg values in stop with ad- vancing prices in other Nbrldi Alm- erican wheat pits but operations were not active,

FINANCE

By Frederick Gardner Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. April 15—(AP)-— War stocks shot up in today's mar- ket but many leaders fioundei-ed in losing territory.

Ali-crafts, shippdnl and specialty issues pushed ahead at points at the best, a number to new highs for the year or longer. Profit seu- ing near the close reduced top marks of favorites.

Steels ran neck-end-neck with.

aviation: m: l. spell, but subso- quetitly lost the major portion oi‘ their advance.

McIntyre, off 1 1-4, led Canadian issues lower. Dome and lake Shore. Ford, Imperial Oil apd Imperial Tobacco dipped ‘ii-actions. Distill- ers Smgnun, Nickel and Brazilian were steady.

The Associated Press average of Bosstocks was off .1 of a point at 50. .

Douglas Aircraft held a net. ad- vance of 4 i-4 points at 93 l-I, a record high. losses- gainers, also M. 1940 highs. included Boeing, Unl- ted Aircraft. Glenn Martin. Lock- heed. Aviation 60111., Eastern Air Lines, American Airlines, N. Y. Shipbuilding, American-Hawaiian Steamship, Cele-nose, Natfonel Acme and International Paper common and preferred.

Chrysler was down a point and General Motors 1-8. Others in the living column we're ni- e y Ward. Kenriecott. American Tele- phone, Santa Fe, N. Y- Cent-Pei. General Electric. Standard Oil of N. J.. Western Union and Interns- tional flarveeter.

New YorkCurl.

(Canadian Prue)

medium kinds around $7 and com- mon light veals down to $5. The bulk of the calves were oi‘ common to ju-t fulr quality and were sold in mixed lots between $5.50 and $6.50 averaging close to $6. A few griissers made $3.50.

Two liirht early lambs were sold at $8 each. The balance of the of- ferings were sheep and prices rang- ed from $3 to $6. ,

Hogs were aizaln hltzher from tihel close ol’ t-he week. There were n0 early sales at time of writing.

MINING

(Canadian Press)

“TORONTO. April 15-

Siocks Close Aldermac 28 Amm Gold 3 Ang Cdn 93 Aliitfield 12 1-2 Aiuior 211 Base Metal 24 Beattle 106 Caribou 264 Cas Treth 63 Cent Pal‘. 225 Con: Porc 10 1-2 Chesttl '15 Chromium 40 Cochenour '10 Conlarum 100 Cons Smelt 43 1-4 Bldgood 44 Broulan 51 Brown Oil 16 Buffalo Aiik 560 Buff Cdn 3 5-8 Cal Edm 205 Calmont. 41 Davies 82 l-2 Dome Oil 25 East Crest 6 5-8 East‘ Malrobic 8'10 Eldorado 76 Falcon

Gillies Lake 6 8-4 Gods Lake 40 Gold Eagle 1d Gold Gate 16 Gunner Gold 51 Hal or 725 Hard Rock 1(1): a a Holllnger - Home O11 2.68 Homestead 4 3-4 Howey 85 Hud Bnv Min 2'1 1-2 Int Nickel 42 1-4 Island Min 107 Jrocola 3 3-4 J M COri 2 1-2 Kerr Add 251i Kirk Lake 120 Lake Shore 24 Lnmnqiie 635 Laps. Cnd 13 1-2 Lebe] Oro 3 1-2 Lelbch I 'll Little L ls “ I00 Macasss ‘ 410 Moetooa T‘ aoa Madsen 45 Miilartic ‘ 135 McKenzie 131 McVlttle 9 McWatterl 44 3-4 Min Corp 104 Moneta 67 l Morris K i! l-i Naybob 25 Newgold 6 Nlpissing 125 Noranda '12 Nor-gold 5 1-1 Nonnelai 54 OBrien 135 Psmour 160 Partanen ll

TTPPIETAWDWTAP-“i” sruiiiis

C. P. R. was up 1-4 in the rails and Asbestos, Hamilton Bridge and Dominion Steel and Coal "B" gain- ed ground ln constructions.

Metals weakened as Norandn gave up 2 1-4 points while Nickel and Hudson Bay eased narrow fractions.

Canada Steamships isues rc- treated l-4 and others to show lower trends included Imperial Tobacco. Bathursit, Canadian Cel- anese and National Breweries.

Total sales: 39.100; Industrials. 26, 300; Mines, 13,400; Bonds, $500.

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Paymaster 8'1 1-2 Pcrron Gold 1'15 Pick Crow 330 Pioneer 229 Premier 127 Preston 216 Reno Gold 30 Royalite 34 St Anth 17 Sim Ant 2S0 Sand River 9 1-2 Senator S7 Sherritt 100 Slglllflv 775 Siscoe 90 Siaden 45 S E Pete 4 3-4 Steep R0 385 Straw Lake 0 l-8 Sturgeon 18 sud Cont 6 Sullivan ' 80 syivanite 310 Roi: Hugh 3B0 'I‘cxa.s Col-p 175 To-bui-n 165 Uchi 68 Uivoer C811 88 Ventures 3'70 Waite Am 565 Wendigo 12 l-Z Wood Cad 18 Wrt Hui-g ‘I20 Ymir Y Ci 6 l-i IINLISTED Daihousie 40 Foothills ‘l6 Mandy 12 Pend Ore 105 TORONTO. Arprii 15—(CP)—

Stocks advanced narrowly on a re- duced voliune of trading today on the Toronto exchange and closer! with the tone improving. Gold and industrial shares added .45 and .39 respectively to the index standing and the western oils finished .1‘ up. Base metal issues, off .28. had the only index loss. Volume of 253,- 000 shares was sharply down from last week's average.

Central Patricia advanced 15 cents. other strong gold issues we" MacLeod-Oockshutt, Lime Loni! Lac. Sa-n Antonio, l-‘iallnor, Sylv-

nriite, Tobiirn and Upper Canada.-

Modemtc weakness persisted for East Males-tic, Kerr-Addison. Misc- assa. Pamoiir. Pickle Crow and Wright-Hargreaves. Buffalo-Ank- erlte fell beck 40 oen‘; to 6.50. The dlose was off 1 1-2 for Bfdgood.

Minor gains were netted by Smelters and Nickel against small losses for Noranda and Hudson Boy. Steerp Rock advanced 10 cents. Sheri-lot lost 5 cents and Waite- Amuiet 20.

Brazilian advanced l-2 to 8-8. Walkers common and Ellstllirrs- Seogram added 3-8 and point gains were boarded by A. P. Grain pfd., Consumers Gas. Dominion ’I\'i.r bfd. Nagionai Steel Car and Westons

pi‘ . Steed 0f Canada firmed 1-1. A11‘-

oraft lssilm showed no change. Home Oil lost 2 cents.

Bristol And Vicinity I

The new tic-operative store open its doors to the public at Mnrcll this week. The store boasts a. large membership from the dif- ferent dlstriols and the manager is ,Mlr. firiak Dunn. Mr. Dunn will also oany on the Credit Union business as usual.

Lobster packers and fishermen here ere up in arms over the new size scale on lobsters imposed last week. So near tlhe opening of the seamn the fishers are always the ones lnsuffer. Your agent ls inform- ed s supreme effort will be made to have the size limit changed back to the old scale for this seaso:i_

Mr. Steven Keefe, has returned to his home here after spending the winter months in the city. Mr. goofs is a retired C. N. it. Section-

an.

Despite the lateness of tlhe ses- snn men on foot crossed the ice o! St. Peter's Ba-y on Friday. '1'h1s is believed to be s. record for lame crossing.

w. Dave Stafford who has been confined to his home through ill- ness for several wee-its is able to be up again and many friends hope muses him out in a few days

e.

The fight between Kid O'Brien. Morel], and Cannonball Mosher, of Bristol, advertised for Monday night last was called off aifter some conferences between the fighters and managers.

Children around the village of Morell are making ii practice of getlink on the back of cars and

‘trucks. Parents should warn ci-iiid- '

ren of this dangerous practice. On Friday evening your vnilci‘ watch- ed se-ven kids clinging to the frampork of one truck. Advice in time may save sorrow.

Mrs. Howard Anderson. who has been on the sick list is able to be out again.

Min (Margaret Cullen has enter- ed the Fiaioonwood Hospital, as a student nurse and her friends virl-h pierl-d success in her chosen

e .

M1‘. Vincent Lund was a visitor ‘here during the week.

Miss Lottie Hughes. Boston, who was called home owing to the sick- ness and death of her mother will remain for some time owing to the serious illness oi’ her father.

Mr. Sterling MbEwe-n was s bus- ilncss visitor to the city on Sutur- ay.

iidlr. Bill Watson, who is employ- ed in one of the government plants in the city spent the week end at his home here.

My. and Mira. Hector Hawbolt re-

kend

lport the coiidlizcii oi their young 7 but express their willingness to as son in the Prince Edward Island i any place iii defence of the Mother- Hospd i slightly impiovdd over the 1 land. WBG .

John mpiei-re XQ-Gtlltrtd‘

{thb City Hospital Monday morning ilor further treatment. l, Miss Catherine Sanderson, who lwas in the employ of Mrs. J. W. lMcEweci here for ten years, left. for her home a short time ago. Word received from Niiss Sanderson states she is riot returning to

this» district ovring to ther call- ings. ‘Nils: Mary 018mm, teacher at

Moreli, is reported on the sick list this week.

‘The condition of James Murphy. Morel] Rear, 1:," reported unchanged at tirr of writing. Mr. Murphy has been lill for some tme past

M1‘. Harry McDwer-i, painter, is busy this spring. At present Mr.

McEwcn is xvcrkiniz at Morell, and reports several Jobs visit- ing.

MssMai-y Byrrie was in the city on Monday on business.

NLlss Reta Connolly. B_\'l"‘l1E'S Road, spent the werkend in Mor- eH, the truest of her aunt Mrs. Will- lam NilcGrntl-i.

Several cars of potatoes loaded at Morel} last week.

were Th e

movement oi’ spud‘: is much larizer this spring than lust year.

_ There is quite s need for hay in

this vldnity and some animals Are lshowing the effects of the empty lofts.