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     FANS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Heavy Duty 
     
    
   
   
    
     guaranteed 2 
     
     Years. I 
     
     we ray Freight 
     
    
   
   
    
     te rs. Special 565- 
     
    
   
   
    
     'ill Craig St. W. 
     
    
   
   
    
     JULY 18. 1953 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     rlxliutist Fan lti". 1 Same Fan l 
     
     Nlolsturc ii n (I 1 (1lilIlIT.FI' 
     
     bust proof. Mo-l Moilt-I 
     
    

    
     "V, V4 h.p. with . 5',”-ml 
     
     atitoiiintlo sliub 555 
     
    
   
   
    
     STORE 85 OFFICE 
     
     EQUIPMENT CO. 
     
     Montreal ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     One year ago on July 1st. 1952, 
     
     the Hart. Highway was formally 
     
     opened to traffic by the cutting or 
     
     a ribbon at the Parsnip River 
     
     Bridge. by the Minister of Agricul- 
     
     tuive and the Minister of Lands 
     
     and Forests of the province of Brit- 
     
     isii Columbia. The bridge at the 
     
     Parsnlp River, a branch of the 
     
     Peace River. in northern British 
     
     Columbia, was the main barrier 
     
     to the immense undertaking of 
     
     building a highway through the 
     
     wilderness beyond Prince George. 
     
     This highway extends north to 
     
     Pine Pass and then east along the 
     
     deep trench of the Pine 
     
     valley, 
     
     and through the rugged terrain of 
     
     the northern Rocky Mountains at 
     
     I much lower level than the passes 
     
    
   
   
    
     Flivert ' 
     
     (formerly Crooked Ritcri,l 
     
    
   
   
    
      -cvgguss-Q)og.a,-on-mos-9094 
     
    
   
   
    
     - NEWSY NOTES - 
     
    
   
   
    
     By J. A. Clark, D.Sr:. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I'HI-I HART HIEIIWAY 
     
    
   
   
    
     tfurtlier south. It passes through 
     
     ltlie rolling eastern foothills until 
     
     IIL reaches Dawson Creek and the 
     
     forin lands of Alberta's Peace Riv- 
     
     Ver area. 
     
    

    
     I The tcinpoi".ii'y wooden bridge 
     
     Vstructure used at the official open- 
     
     Ving was carried away when the we 
     
     Vlon the Parsnip River went out 
     
     lthis spring so that road maps for 
     
     1that area carried the suggestion 
     
    
   
   
    
     i”check with highway officials for 
     
     lthe bridge opening." A modern 
     
     rthree span steel structure bridge 
     
    
   
   
    
     has now been completed across this 
     
     tliroad. swiftly flnwinsz river. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The construction of the Hart 
     
     iligliway has taken years of en- 
     
     gineering skill, modern road mak- 
     
     ing equipinriit. and rough. hard 
     
     work, that had to be carried on 
     
     away in the hinterland of British 
     
     Columbia. it has completed a 
     
     dream that has long been held by 
     
     explorers of :i liiizliway link be- 
     
     tween souliiwestern British Colum- 
     
     hia and the rich lands of the Peace 
     
     River area east of the mountains. 
     
     The finding of oil in that area in 
     
     addition to llS' wealth of Agricul- 
     
     tural products will help repay the 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE GUARDIAN. Ci-IARDOTTETOWN 
     
    
   
   
    
     'grades throughout innst of its 
     
     length. The motorists were amazed 
     
     at the changes in the landscape 
     
     and at the many beautiful lakes 
     
     and rivers. These had previously 
     
     been seen only by trappers. fur- 
     
     traders, early explorers and con- 
     
     struction men. 
     
    

    
     Starting north and travelling 
     
     along the I-fart Highway for about 
     
     30 miles, one comes to the first luke. 
     
     Summit, which is at the "Height of 
     
    
   
   
    
     Land." From this point the rivers 
     
     flow to the north and the Arctic 
     
     Ocean, while these soutii of this 
     
    
   
   
    
     lake, flow eventually into the 
     
     Pacific Ocean. The stream from 
     
     Summit Lake flows through a chain 
     
     of lakes, along the highway, in- 
     
     cluding Davie. Kerry and McLeod 
     
     ,which is 2220 feet above sea level. 
     
     This lake is surrounded by low 
     
     hills that are largely covered with 
     
     birch trees; at. its northern end 
     
     VFort. McLeod was established in 
     
    
   
   
    
     .1805 by the veteran explorer, Sim-1 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ion Fraser and it was there that 
     
     lthe first Hudson Bay Company 
     
     trading post in British Columbia 
     
     west of the Rocky Mouiitnins was 
     
    
   
   
    
     It-stabiisned. 
     
    
   
   
    
     i The highway skirts Lake Mc- 
     
     llieod for fourteen miles then a lit- 
     
     ltie further north near Lake 'f'ud- 
     
     Vrah Lt veers to the cast and cross- 
     
    
   
   
    
     the great masses of wild parsnips 
     
     growing along its banks. It. was a- 
     
     long this river that Alexander Mc- 
     
    
   
   
    
     rs the Parsiiip River; named fort 
     
    
   
   
    
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     TIMELI NOTES ON TCPIC 
     
     , CONNECTED WITH 
     
    
   
   
    
     V ' Silver Fox And 
     
     I Mink Farming 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Jun T T C x.xx.xxN7ux.x7x:s 
     
    
   
   
    
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     I Hi, fur farmers. read this! The 
     
     tNorwegian Fur Guild has put. over 
     
     1a tremendous deal which involves 
     
    
   
   
    
     IA shilling is worth it little less 
     
     than M cents. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     PAGE ELEVEN 
     
    
   
   
    
     to security and rontontmonl 
     
     which talus can at you and your family today 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . . and tomorrow . . . is plonnod oconomy 
     
     oitorod by modern lilo aiwronco urvlcoi. 
     
    
   
   
    
     the purchase of between 25,000 A determined effort is l)t'illL', 
     
     ;and 30.000 blue foxes. It is the made to have the UlilIt'l'l Stair-s 
     
     1Vfirst important purchase of fox Senate either abolish the excise 
     
     ifurs in many years in New York tax on furs or lower it very ('on-  V. 
     
     :and was negotiated by the Ang1o- siderably. Senator Milligzin is ' 2 
     
     American Fur Merchants cor- bringing it to the attention of the 
     
     moration and Papei't-Strasbourg, senate finance coniinittee and lie 
     
    
   
   
    
     is using the following lllllSll'lllli)ll1 
     
     given him by a coiistinieiit. .. 
     
     "My daughter had a cloth ( 
     
    

    
     made for which she paid 
     
     There was no tax on this. 
     
     maid purchased a dyed lil0llltiii.l 
     
     processed lamb, coat for 395 and 
     
     the poor girl was conipeileri to pay 
     
     a 20 per cent tax. Similarly any 
     
     furs she would have bought uuuldl 
     
    
   
   
    
     (The foxes will be mainly Norweg- 
     
     ian blues but there will be-a small- 
     
     er quantity of Swedish blues. 
     
     ;Prices reportedly averaged from 
     
     ,s8.50 to sit, according to color, size 
     
     jaiid quality, Max Ariowitsch. 
     
     inaliagtzr of Anglo-American, stat- 
     
     Ved that it was uncertain at present 
     
     thnw much of the furs purchased 
     
     Iwould be marketed in the United 
     
    
   
   
    
     ISISIICS. He pointed out, however, have had to bear 8 20 DP!" mitt 
     
     lthat recent interest in the item tax. This is unjust" Ffforts navel 
     
     lhad led his firm to contract for been made to have the- Caiizidiziiil 
     
     Iquzmtities of blue fox, Market government cutout. or modifv the 
     
    
   
   
    
     excise tax but Wlll'1()lll, mail 
     
     been pointed out rcpmumtt-v that 
     
     furs are a must in Caiiada and 
     
    
   
   
    
     sources in New York term the pur- it has 
     
     chose the largest involving a long- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lialred fur in many years and it 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mme "mu mpointed to growing in eiest in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     therefore they shriuld not be taxed 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Ke11Z1e me first item for triminiii ' - ' 
     
     ' . y' g pie as well 
     
     33:5 r;:;Ps(VmV'V1;:(V1V:11:VdF2(:VC1?;Vax0L::pgas in small tur pieces as the prob- 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     pmviiirc for the fourteen million 50 exce551Ve1y' 
     
     V r . . . , 
     
     doll.ii (ost of the liighwax. Hon RVVVVVVVCVVV CVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVV  . khk 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Th, HM, 1.Imm.V.ny Wm m.m.id,. V F H RVVVEVV which he mkable reason for the transaction re- V V V - " 
     
     niagnificciit SC0ll('T)'. fishing and  uriljugh m the (MEL VCPn11.V annnllnfed that NOFWEI-flan M0111'1911V11121”15 a111:V11”111;V;: 1:; 11V1V'1" : 
     
     hunting for adventurous tourists: Am”. leaving the pnrsmp m".l.V10X 111139491"-f lllfmncd MTV spend ghnSeL0d ossbLVt .V.V TV unVc.tVss   1 
     
     :i new short, route to Alaska fi'oni 340-0011 1" p1"m11"" 111119 10x 1" 1111'” 1" on 011' 11 ml” 115 mm 
     
    
   
   
    
     was founded in 1885 and now be-V 
     
     comes another in Holt Reufrruts 
     
     ch-:iin of women's Sl)(1f'liilIl' and 
     
    
   
   
    
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     thcmtaie nV:an'1VVV:"1:1 Vll)V11d1l;V(;SVh(V)VlV(:1lVIUiiitcd States with a nation wide 
     
     "10"" 31” 3 1&1 ” P 1C ' 1 1 and publicity mm- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Keep your Garden and Lawn V 
     
     climbs up the Pine Pass to an elc-lndwrusmg 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fresh and (lrcen with our Gar- 
     
    
   
   
    
     all parts of the Pacific northwest 
     
    
   
   
    
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     and a route for ll0:lVVV trucks niov-i 
     
    
   
   
    
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     'paign. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Hush ing ficigiit. tioni the present Pacif Vwmon Oi 3,350 (ML It 1,353.5 mcky V V V V VV VV 
     
     do" to Great Eastcrii Railway ICi'llilll-lchng mm, which Cascade 3.-ml TV F V F. ;V,d V.   V:rm;IVV1f1'1J';VVIV1V11 
     
     . . . 1 t in "r :1 ur e or i - ' - r 
     
     V1 "' mumr ”n"T til Mk pntlmll Gigglgp  intaillsnn numbers M mvely 11131911151115" Tm l10llliC(W1llil:l(l a credit Fofonabgoltlit new and Company's Silver MN 
     
     11'" "11 1" 11139 '9' 0111" beauty and majesty of the moun-I ” ' . - i . , l'nv- followiii Re re: nt Il' f in ' 
     
     VMVV" 1",," M. "(IV My A mlulm. bus s..n.iCl, has 31, hVVV5'mtCVVeVVSe Md VEVVCVV R semis 51,500,000 has Viust been assured buying. In 1939 they bought .h( EVVVV VVVV VVVVVEZVVV vVrViVV Se aV vVesV odV e alinVV lV,i.e or Canada in Prince 
     
     rmm. q.u.u.d mm, pl-Hm. G,,m.g9 Cthmag RV i1 MW AAOVVVNVV V,m60tFrench fur importers to buy skins entire output from the MrLuie  - V VG . in mm” of at V 0V V .sct.lSS VVw.lVi will MIL) "1-111”! rflfllml 
     
     , 1 -1 '1 v .' . -.:r.. .V . - .  I l.l'  .u go-.VV 
     
     A” mmmng mlm. MVV I 7 Mm.Vh H3150 V., Smmm on mp cam. wet above Sm VHVVVVVV which is M50 at the LVeniVngiad sales and aftei-land NIa;KlliilDiil Sillyr-i FV;ixVlVaiiiis1. (V:'(iRili6e:VlVllV:1V(;VVllV on .4 on 
     
     mm) Nmmml RmN.M.V m Edmong rum Vnghegl pmm an VVVVV nu” wards. Fins, the redeiation ex-rl.td. an hada so (V-en, iivtis it VV V V V,.V..V . . . 
     
     V , Altiirass, Iecikntoot, rm, A1131-y(;4V I . V V ' .pl8lliPd. is an advanced credit (:on- lesser quantities in )P2llS pimI0u.s- M155. lJOlit)llli P,0(.l-s 5 -- .l. A. :xlO(,-RE 
     
     (oniplcte nitli rtlllitllllth ttilly admsiahle ' . 0 . I111V111'1?1.V1 nected with the new commercial ly. We wish them every sucre 
     
    
   
   
    
     I Flroni there the highway follows; SIOWV 11” C' s1115Av 111N11U11A 
     
     ldowii along the very crooked Pine 
     
    
   
   
    
     his-i .Vluii' Ill('l'(' this :1 Cavalcade 11'0111y 1191113 1193011111911 betwee” Tim H1911. nevi VV VV  
     
    
   
   
    
     Heavy Duty V2-in. CORRUGATED NOSE 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     's with the official opeiiingV .  L R . up - , P11111199 mid R115513- The Uehtyr if V V V i , . , . ,  
     
     V.VVVVn,V.VV,mVg M, wm,,V,.,Vom V,,u,,V,V ,0 CV”, egg 25-to. so-Ir. IN”. (ms Ms ,(,u,m.(.d by A SVVMVVV VmvfrvaiadV&u:.Vr::VVVrVvii;:;eVV :VVil;IViV:V.V;muF,edV .,,.,”Val11,0w Vg,.eau,,Ddbuy,ng beI:V(V)tg:Vl(li iViiVVe nl1VlVl3ll3l.l:;i(l;”l:lll)VVVRTVYVV 11. L. BOIIARER - Luit Supeixisor 
     
     tmtre or runny seasons on was: ow 2  4  I !.V” . NM 1: V.t I IV( 1 t H V V V' 1 . y 'rance n ussmn go 3 an . V 3 . .- 
     
     um. I I 11.1.,” ,.:( 1.,”u1,:n(,1,( "F; U -1-)l((:tPmP' A1 m1s.p01m' 11 15 almost Oultby Russia of French textiles and day and Flilfl8.V U19 NCW Ytllk CllZll'lOtlCl0Wll, P. E. I. 
     
     I10-1ld1lxV 1IV:9'V1)u;n brmd VV:V-VVV VVMVrV4of the foothills and between there mhpr C0mm0dme5V The new VV.eaUVVAuc.Vi0n Cmnpmw mm. 0m.,.”m 
     
     '1” 11"" 11 '1""11'1"1" 1 H 1 A 1””d Fe”-V A1135 M11”. mads will permit French importers td1nearly 50,000 mutation and stan- 
     
     .. V     -- -------- 131'81lC11 0” 110111 11 M1019 11 C1”5595VbuV Russlan skins with !ranC3V dard mink with pastels, gunnieials. 
     
     Nlwk M ""5" "lungs. l.me Kiskamlaw Rlve.r' From m"0IIlitIici't(i the Russians have de- While 5-'IDDlllI'6S. lllallmlmsv 51311- 
     
     ' 5- " I 1 1” .15 only lhlrfeell mu” W N5 (eh tmanded payment in dollars or dards and miscellaneous, but the 
     
     W"  5 gI Vmmus at DMS0" Cwoki 1VSwiss francs. The. very serious market cannot be too far from 
     
     3 r- - tmonetary situation in France has cleaned up and there is no ques- 
     
     DELUXE ROTARY E V lbeon one of the reasons for the tion but that before the ne'.'.' crop 
     
     Q3 F'lll.Dulit,&:1iitt1N3tnI:ct1t College Ilack of rleniand for silver fox and comes in it will be bare. ; 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     SPRINKLER 
     
    
   
   
    
     NALlFA)(- NOVA scuvrn 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
         
     
               
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     lmutation pelts. France and Italy - v - 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     It It 1 - - . , . 
     
     '"'"1' Hill! to gen- for SS 95, Fully V TANADASVIPWHI ....i Imosl ('oIIrgr- I... Ihave hem ”ulV5tandb-V5 1” many WOW”-HS W931 13'-111i 1W5 3" Fl- 
     
      ririiuxtoble Vtor fine IVIIST or Awmnrn oltrn Iully ,...,...,,.,.,1,,;,mV,, Vyears but then lack of the neces- ncle by special wmm. Sam (-Vmg 
     
     speetat  llisilavry r2orIoym:::lt:vc1t1:-oonOrmc:sll1x: Mn. Srienrr, Home r.-.m.m..n. Sccrr-Intuit Vsalzv finances has Vpi'eV0I1Wd 1119111 tesfeld of which these are extracts 
     
     yam . VVW, sow mg” WOVKVVVO pm,” B SVIiirtiex.Niirung,Mum wIllIl1nstCra(liiatr Vfrom stocking up in recent years V IV While me Unimd Sm,” ,.m,. 
     
     writ conztrurtrrt ... mm ht.-tween no:-zlc nos; ' ('"'”"'" "1””1'""-W11-11"-W5r-"W 1and so silver fox went into a slump. bmgo on SW91, Rugslan fur; my 
     
     A . . , , . I ' nnrl rriinliauinri n..u...m huitri-n rm toil .- . - . f . 1 
     
     n on no in Get not heavy notri non base. This : V11 gm mkp hemlc mgasmgg to 0” (W , s7 500000 m bus” GS VMHV 
     
     no order, Throw) a Htment model will keep your intnrmnlirm wrilettu-Registrar I . V . . 61 - a - HM . r - . , 
     
     tins snmv lawn and widen well watevert ' ' 11111115 17131109 111 ”11 911111111z11”1"1 111 the Soviet Union in 1952. the 'l7uit- ll.'NLlliAX ' NON A  
     
     snmulm To La” 1 I115 1111111-3111 1199011111111 10 W111" we ed States still imported over xi?- 
     
     "SWINGING WRAV" sammnys (msslmrd I ralvpzl-fft-aw-lflalfapwawt-” I1111” 111311 111111 11' may be 111” 1119 250,000 worth in other furs frrun Tiilllndcd 1818 
     
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     -Russians will capture the fur iiiar- me Soviet The embargo rm nu 
     
    
   
   
    
     LAWN SPRINKLER I 
     
    
   
   
    
     i1191V1111'1'11 119031159 '11V11111111 0111111” Russian mink. marten, koliiisky 1 
     
     . l i . . 
     
     Water: a lg: a rectangular r1reVnV--un Von 1111111Y 1111(1 C1"1111 c1"1- muskrat. errnine, weasel and fm. 1 
     
     ' 38 H by 4 t. at one letting, trmnri cs - - - 
     
    
   
   
    
     VStilI in 1952 a quantity of Russian 
     
     At the Hudson's Bay COiilpaliy'51CTmll1E, kolinsky. marten and musk- 
     
    
   
   
    
     DAILY CROSSWORD 
     
    
   
   
    
     rwer-lapping and city comers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     10.98 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     PDWMM hmlme Wm mm ACROSS D0wN- 20' AS5151. summer general fur auction last rat entered this country rind the O 1 
     
     1' B11rr(;1lV1ng 1' :1An:(ah11;:::,1: n2 l,lrn,,,,a week beaver and muskrat declined noii-embai'L:09(1 11115 muslsml M i '. 
     
     gr - - 0 ' . . , 
     
     5.(1Nt1l1ing lrzcnd) mile '71:; per emit from May sales. Ranch en0VI'm0llSVV5Vl1V1PmPdHt5P 01 "l?1VlV1””V'vV I V 
     
     (Ont; :.Vrrbai 'f.'i.Tuftof nnnk. squirrel and fisher Vshowed  E. EVQUVIVII; FEM S Cl::VlIlnVV -lmnlf s I - 
     
     9V smau Cm-or brilliant firmness. Standaid iniiik Vnas teiy e V in e e. V D I 5 V t 
     
     mmh . Hanan cm feathers firm. There was no American iii- Scandinavian furs increased in v lg 
     
     10 Ban.-ii ..Booth from 0-0 tei-est in the sale. There was not 1952 to a total of. 3d5,23Sl mini; 
     
     2. Crtym '.S1nll 16. Diving even one bid made in favor of the pelts. Canada in 1932 was the lea(I- .. H V T 
     
     itnmnnia lllmtm 'lUFk . lljiiited States. Muskrat went. most- mg PXP0l"-BF 01 mlllk 1" 1119 U1111'. I" 1 
     
     13. Brat, .l(en:Icrs 27. Brat. )Vm"dn,V AMVV" ly to London and ranch nilnk wasued States. Total shipments Ahu I 
     
     TPl"'819'11Y A 11113'i1"1'11V1'1t7 :1V;1”;V L M  0n.ze divided between continental and Canada including wild mink. 
     
     14 Sirl' ..Navig:i cs C 5 ',j”' arm 1 h 1e buyers. amounted to 831,991 skins valued 
     
     15V1;m: nf asllrip t M Sara) 0 -T”IV”V90YlC1I on . o . at 511977.615. or an average value V 
     
     wmgiit 11- R11 11" . ' "mg - H 1 H 1 2 'i s aid at the of about 316.80 per pelt. These f1g- E t 
     
     -m 15' 11131" T3011 13' W111"! "'1' par”! 98 Bmhcal H. gest-.1111: sl(i)lmcLlt))ll;:)ill.). . Muta- urns are for undressed Delis. Sran- I i 
     
     C-HAHQHHOWN 5uMMER5mE ll"-lV1b3-'1-J V, 11”"5 :mcV:V1,';fVV -Q gf,Tf,,,,c tion mink, pastels. 252 shillings; dinaviaii undressed mink exported &"T:g'f 
     
     17'C1"mm 11)'Amnmn pp 5 O" I ' 206 shillii s' white to the United States averatzetl 
     
     lnwuri I Maths: 0. 1. Minor moasurc lndian maul.) 40. Help l)"Hl1llllmV. V - ltl v VV - 222 Vt 1952 v 1 d V V) V 
     
     M Dunn Stunt I4 Control Strut is InStV.VVnH.M5 1gV Rpcrcation 30. M.55,1c 42,1msgmm, filo shillings, Breath of Spring, Si . . in ' as compaie o a on V 
     
     ml. M25 Phoru 1353 i fnmcnmg 19VMu,ac1c5 weapon tabbr.) 258 shillings: Ocalot, 222 shillings. H600 in 1991. V p - V 
     
     time 
     
     21. Brisk 
     
     23. Ascend 3 
     
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     food ' ' - . 
     
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     ' trouglifor I 'i 1 ' '7 - ---' - 
     
     SPECIAL on HAY LOAIDERS  I .....-1--.---- ---- 
     
     ' 28. Those who 
     
      UNIVERSITY I 
     
     V . V adjust. pilcn I I ' t t V . 
     
     lie are overstocked on ilay Loaders and Ittl the ,,rmuV.iCa, SACKVILLE NEW BRUNSWICK I 0ffcrsVc-xceptinnal nnfioadtunltus Vforstii 
     
     lmlanre of this week we will give you a special price instruments ' d?nt5 In Mfso SCI?-'1"C? 11" 1119 Pm 95510113- 
     
     on Loaders sold between now and Saturday evviiitig - fV1V1(t)J(rV10115 Founded H40 I V 
     
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     . An thitstanrlng Residential be ool for Boys imrl lulrls courseslcading to Masmrs Degreess 
     
    
   
   
    
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     All fnll-lime teachers. fully qunllftr-rt. 
     
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