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.. - ~ . - ‘ er Cheani. preparatory school . ~' '2 “W °"*"“"“"' Aims Wm“ _ _' .-__"' 5AL__' °”' °"* W" " ''° '° “"""'“" Outmoded Court Ceremonies - "-v-"'°- "W '~°°°'*-*"'° - li ed» D91‘. 4. 1957 - I Ni:'vr;ii HAD IT so 0001):" wau. SEASON!-ID. our sun he hell’ *0 "3 “"0" ‘° 5‘ °‘“‘ l8 SOIISONOI1 _ ~ —— *4 —| .-nthuscs Jim llarile. who earn. wood. Phone 7859. a+,lca.D E i t n O a and "::[:¢“¢1.-goon ll. ' ad over $7000 ‘$350 hourly‘ his ,——— ————-———— *3’... Be E | R Y W ".4 mm‘ 15'" IAN DIEGO, Calif. tApi ,\ first 20 hours distributing over ‘'5. anti-DU"-_T ‘F0331 Kiss 3-} "h "‘ (Q: “Tulle Fifi a turned up no: I 300 Paula Net-r-ssllies lli('lutllng} any one 7 .. ‘, ALAN “An Y Icon‘ “ deem“ a. ha.‘ 3% . '.. mud?‘ no .3 me M":iR"—ln lo\.n2 in;-liiory of a lens. (off:-cs, Spices. Mt-dlclncsl SLAB WOOD FOR SALE‘ WELL Pr". “run we law.’ ‘how mu muurchy a.m‘|.' latest thing in VTOL —- vertltal dr-ll lw~=>-end and falhm 518'‘ ‘°"°'- -‘”“‘“‘ . -“"“-‘ “"°‘~ seasoned. H. R. Large and Co. LONDON (CP)-—A new ooncop- la becoming the "sole prop or the , take all and 1lD¢lNl—I1rcrall ll" l~ ‘luv *' Ml“ d°l>‘-*"°d mi‘ ‘°“'“"""" 3"“ “'”" “"‘°‘ "‘ Dial 5551. " non of the Brit weak. the sole Provider of Fdl‘ OI’ FO8l'|lOl'| 3?“ *°'°"““‘-‘I1 Compan- llie st-it-n yr-ars. ago today. Dec °5‘3bl'~"l'°d '‘‘''l~'m’‘’“”‘°‘’d '* —‘~~~— my in the mod,” ' dd h. ma] nu"-1 the .01. gohuivg an n w duh,“ ‘ _ R I H d._d “ lde h . e 0 may CY. II torual. Jill I'l.)tl . 0“? U" H ‘ ml‘ 0 P9 WASHING MACHINE AND ed er the “W 1 in ma _" “be” m d I p,. 1 h 9,, “cm , , , evolv ov next years. one ety v.r‘u‘ copter . dencgndm Hi» ll---l~r.\ ~lmle and kindlx wait. “" ""”‘“‘°"' r P. h “ Um“ ‘ 9"” ‘:""Y '°‘“°“‘b'3’ It may result in further mo Canadian readers studylnl and hovering. and to outdo the \ri- 'llt‘;l\dlll to recall. ‘ ml‘ M9" "r_“‘”‘“'" U "7 priced. Phone 3065 ‘O cumin.“ outmoded court eel, ' H) b _ -com" In ‘peed -” part-time \‘llllc for details of .~- . ———_. pm: -accounts of the ll" “- Loivnoiv lReutersl—A British "use. He lI£l(l A \l]lll£‘ for t‘\l‘r_\Ul‘l(’ “M, I 1 H d 0“. r n “l esnonies. broaden contacts be- mum behave uni bgnegth all the and. hetbgf The experimental model ' .\llll lU¢‘(l n.-I, -'.cd by all V e:“l‘h_l"'l‘§ ~AaMnr (- 91 aljiflll tween throne and people. and un- make raged a genuine fire of . tor fwd nth.‘ ‘I: W peered go 5, 1.“ n w '5." L“ "M-‘ ""'"°'"b”Pd bi “"9 ;'rr'esldcnlb:’l st’ Paul. St‘ Fast, PNVG “I9 00'" of “W3 lbw‘ "'9 discontent. The truth seems to be :,:h‘.,tpp¢ot;:st:hosnaenaitinv‘: t?col; the factory lien withinoaumiilnxn -M '~W" ‘ . " ' ' ' ‘ " Roy-I F-mil um i all Brll re en- . Eonueal’ 4 The coming year may even see thusiali-.3:-I yabout rnoii::ch.y. and mg: “:9” Am I Wm” in th§y:;m'c'l:3e mo’! ““°e‘he°c't:j‘

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W HTS-—ln Lmiiig llieliluri oi. " "V C H DH‘ I . l~.».~l-.v lll-rln~rt Vlalts. who de-I Business ll|||llll'[|IlIlIlcS A LIMITED NUMBER I gprecedeltit-Ehatterllig pregsucol: hold the Queen in area! Ilfe¢- the mam] mum.h¢_.1.he Pr“, ‘hum m uh,“ 0" mi lamhnx ll'rill('tl this lllP \ti\clliber 29th, l ACT "Now To ESTABLISH . Pelhenigephmp “tribe “Ssh: s8llC.cEsS ON TV “though nut the uobvhou‘ er ‘thou! ‘round mu.

“ I-nil A b I m r n y()ui~_s(‘ll in a blisinoss \\llll a hm 0' holding such h conference. A hm", in the wind W“ hated plgtfiijctrén ilztiasne tp.a'uihuon from 1;, nos, 1. turned up by lalldlng

\\l_ Vll - inn .il e lilo nl Ra real future If you are a ,--9-, e - EEEKS FLEXIBILITY during an my“ “sh to Cuud. 3 h:“)‘I;r‘_ mil" not for‘ 3;” gxtgnglgnl Double I.,“.afl_ inn tllP l(IDlfl.~ hing so sue lialilc man D9l\\t(‘ll .3.) and 1') on u hmhdly true thht the hhd the Unned sat“ in octoher. Bight um.mt:e beatmerom ‘bye wk,‘ (hp, "1 lowered 1°

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\\i- lll‘\\ min in lhegpyeyinng ’ an ,ab(“e d\m_a“ .”“.mI‘e ii". Ellld flexibility‘ ".'“‘h°‘" sacrinclpg VII‘ ‘poke molt freeiy nnurmyl dlflfid for CX’D0l|fl"C (D proxuerm xwered hi .

“ ‘ .' V H I h ' _ ' pr()\ldt-‘V fu.uri. fllldlltlva set I uable traditions or destroying the and mad a good lm ression. Mb“ Lycoming T-53 gas turbine m. in ll llt nl_llll\ shadows fall. um}, ho ln\9_sllllt'l'll lcqulied. W, I. .. _. ‘pedal hurl of the monarchy:-I The hlghhgm of the Van came the cold general! pro I I ‘mt

3*“ ‘-"W" “P ‘talk d0“n m9"l0F." l Pleasant occupation supplying 1”‘ 0r ‘””‘”m P1‘l‘“‘g ..... 5"‘. -1- “M 3 cm," amt-ml ' loci 14 when the Queen ope mm ‘l’l’°‘"“°"" End 1 -

‘.lll(‘ l necessities to homes and farms Tables lR0llPl‘l. 5/TL:-":L:‘ggEA\é";6F"A7\3'kW3PRE’|)U5‘#5 - "' These trends "9 {H [me within“. new cmmdnn Pu-u.m,m_ Ab,-‘yum; concedetp howevelh pates on each wing help

“" '“"‘ "W-' °‘ 8“ 5 in nearby rural |0<‘alIl.\' Fork Pl‘l('P(l from I finaom-oovmionscaiczeoconveg am. " developments in 1957. It was a‘ marking the first time in Cana- that women generally tolerlte m‘ '°w'”d '”“" ml’-‘ “"1" \li«ri\s rmttcnlhered by wife.‘ parl|(‘ulal‘S wilholll 0b“E3“" $.33 Oil to $13300 ‘ ‘”"""E "M “V3557 "5"AR‘75- 3'-5'-.'-‘l-'-'1-'1-3“ year of triumph for the Queen dian history that a reigning mon- pain better than men — th ‘z“f’&l°:' u‘::a:“'-gnu‘? alr-

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d.iil;'tti-l~ .'-ind suns

I-‘R \.\‘l-ZR — ln lining memory of l-lxanii P l-‘raser. Alberton. who de-parted this life Dec. 6.] ilt‘.4 .

A llapii_\ lllInIP vie once enjoyed CAR LEAVING FOR BOSTON.‘ ill ' Dec

llu\i' sum‘! the memory st I Rut ilt‘.'itl1 has left a loneliness} This world can ne\er fill. Gone from us but leaving mem- ‘l(“ That will neicr pass I\i\8\

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Nleniories that will alwayslinger I tars and Truciksharzsalve‘

While upon this earth I sla

I-iicr remembered by his wife ll'!57”HARD TOP.‘ WILL TAKE

Lily.

I O I O Govt Criticized By Quebec M. P.=

Qt’!-.'Bi-It‘ lCPi---The Progres- I rive (‘onservatlve g o v e 1' nine was criticized Sunday by Liberal mcmbcrs of Parliament at meet-' ings in widely separated Quebec‘ communities. The meetings were held to chose delegates to the Lib- eral natlonal leadership conven- tion in Ottawa next month. «

Jean Lesage. minister of north- ern affairs in the Liberal govern- ment. said in Montmagny the Progressive Conservative govern- ment is following a "do nothing!

pol I sell (‘anadlan products. But un- dor the Progressive Conserva- tluw a trade mission was sent to; thc l'nlIed Kingdom to buy prod— ; ltcts \A'lll('l‘| Canadian industry‘ could produce in abundance. HF.ADlN(‘. FOR DEFICIT ln Sll€’l‘l’)l‘O0l(€ ' Elms, member \‘Rl(l the Progressive Conservative . Emcrnment is heading for a dc- ; llt‘il of between , ,00() and $7l)0.00tl.ll(l0. That was why it did ‘ not wish to presem a budizct to I Parllamcnt. A post-election bud- iet would increase taxes. l .\t (‘ap de la Madeleine. Irenee Rncheforl. plain. said that the Progressive Cons:-rvallu->5 raised racial and N‘llEl0llS issues by claiming that the Liberal party had been main-

icy Under Liberal governments, trade flll.\Sl0nS went overseas to

_ l-‘rem-ii and Catholic province of the country.

Dumb Blonde Is Not So Dumb

By EDDY GILMORE

l.O.'V’DON tAPl—An unknown lltilertalented but big-busted girl: has become a household word in.‘ Britain. I

‘Men travel hundreds of miles' just to look at her l

She'll had scores of marriage proposals. I

Squads of policemen battled,‘ crowds fighting to get near heft at Manchester

The fire deparunent had to be. called to drive back the people in Leeds

in another place

berclothes

a land of traditionally reaem-ii; and undemonstrative people. It’ has the undertones of a frighten- ini phenomenon. The girl is Norma Sykes.

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a write Dr-partnlcnt 7-c-la. lei J. R Watkins Company. 350 St Montrcal, ‘Que

cars Leaving

And (‘hauls in sizes 1'3.’ 2, 2 1-8 inch. Price Sllttlil each.

Also Tables and Power Attachments for all make-

of Graders. l~‘RAN(.‘IS f\1;icl)()l'(§ALl. ( ‘ove Pholle New’ Haven 9-3 |

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GUal“rllllt‘(-‘fl Winter circa s New Winter 'l‘ircs Complete Tire Servici- All Work Guaranteed

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RUBBER WELDERS 54 st. PETERS ROAD

oldcr car in trade Phone 4566 :55 FORD cAn_rwo TONE. Radio. heater New tries will take clicapcr car in trade

Phone Tyne Valley 13-2l

TODAY'S SPEC|—AL_

Let's you and I get acquainted.

I950 Dodge Coach

F. R. McLeine Lid. Dial 7358-9

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Tidbits I-‘ORWRENT. Pnolvr: 7295.

H E A r E B" C["NF_l-'RNT\‘Hl-ID rooms. Phone 4584 after 5.30.

FURNISHED HEATED’ LIGHT housekeeping room. Central ' '3

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l-‘rleéderli-to“. l-rlday Brook-I Stewart. Long Cree . fie . 9 a m Milton 9.30 Char-. ‘*-——"*-—-~--*—%~ " '——- lottctoiin Railway wharf . R00” AND BOARD FOR SEMI‘

invalid. Phone 4877.

Iwifiran _ .i1ifiii‘o‘l7rl."i-£5. . Pints or quarts. Dial 8595.

York 1 p :n Hcdford 2 p.m. Tra- cadlc ‘.2 30. Mt Stewart 3 Pisquid 3:30. l-‘t. Augustus 4. Watervale

4:30. Vernon River 5, Pownall —:-;-—-—---———~——~- —— 5 30. Thursday. New Glasgow WANTED gnu‘ To SHARE 9 a m. Wheat y River 10‘ Wm’ 3°" 534 GU“?

llolmcs (‘orncr ll, New Haven __ H _V _____MW__” ____,__ WANTED Apoon HOME FOR a 3 mos. old black pup. ans. to name of Tammy. Ideal for child's pet. Dial 9690.

. . Corner 4,: Kensingiun 4.30. Clifton 5:30. Paying $24 it pair for ood pigs over 34 lbs each will also buy smaller ones. Knud Jor- gcnsen. Work Vlantell

normal pulse rate in a police sta- .._., tion is 80 or 85," said a doctor ‘CARPENTER AVAILABLE FOR 81 the Surf?!’ 39S5l0"5 ll"?- ._""i"_.‘£ ’_"_b_.‘_”."_”‘._,P_"fl‘."..i’l CANADA WIRES WINNIE W233 E23,‘; EDINBURGH (Reuters)--High

“ahhrlhur Fhsloh St 0} Commissioner George Drew. in I &m‘3493 ' " ‘ ‘ Edinburgh with the visiting Can- ‘,4 4,; . . ,,,______ ahian trade mission, said Satur- , wanted day night that a telegram expres- ‘ __ , ,,g_,______ _ , ,sing the good wishes of the Cana- IWANTED FEEDER CATTLE. Idian people has been sent to Sir

fat bulls beef br . F. , Winston Churchill on the occasion Welsh. 51 Chestnut Street. lof his 83rd birthday.

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Real Estate. 3 twccn Prince of Wales Col and F.dward Street. Find please Phone 5463. STRAYED FROM MY PREMIS- es white Shortliorn heifer. ll) months old Please notify Jlld- ann Wat-Rac

96 Up Queen St

FLOOR SANDERS.“ Flooli ED“-I gcrs finishing sanders, portable saws. electric drills staplers. spray gun. silb floor nallcr.‘ Chandler Bros. Dial 6537.

c iiooM"noi's.l~:, "S Ni-twin" papered and painted Partly

woman for general house work ‘, Guardian and The pan-hot

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One or two days, Guardian and Patriot, per Three consecutive days, Guardian and Patriot, lgc per word per day.

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but it did not prevent some ex- ceptionally frank talk about mon- archy's role in modern life Views expressed by Lord Altrin cham. editor of the National and English Review and later by Mal- colm Muggeridge. former editor ol Punch. aroused violent contro-

versy.

Sone interpreted the articles as a direct attack on the Queen. Others construed them as a roas- oned appraisal of the institution of monarchy in 20th century con- ditions. and felt that to view them as an affront to the sover- eign was to read them out of con- text

Altrinchanl. a 33-year-old Con- servative peer. stressed that the regards the Queen. either as na- tional sovereign or as head of the Commonwealth. as an important and worthwhile institution. But he criticized the "twocdy" people around her. the way she was edu- cated. her speech - writers and those who plan her public activ-

ities.

REMEMBERED (‘OMMENT What most people remembered. however. was Altrincham‘s com- ment that lhe Queen's style of speaking is a "pain in the neck." He also said the "utterances which arc put into her mouih" convey the personality of a “prig- gish schoolgirl."

Muggeridge's article, published in the Saturday Evening Post at a time when the Queen and the Prince were visiting North Amer-I lca. also caused an indignant out-. C|'.\'- I A weekly magazine commenta-‘ tor who studied the Muggeridgel

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e arch had read the speech from less sensitivity’ 0'' "1079 ce.

the throne.

"1 greet you as your Queen." said the speech. “Together we constitute the parliament of Can-

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Held Captive I: Junk Filled Flat

CHICAGO (APl—Court records Monday disclosed a 9(Lyear-old woman‘: story of being held cap- tive eight years by her daughter in a junk-filled flat.

Police entered the apartment Nov. 18 at the request of neigh- bors, the records showed. The)’ found Mrs. Hattie Rice and her I) - year - old daughter. Dorothy. near starvation. Another daugh- ter, Marian. 53. was found dead. Marion's body was in bed beside Mrs. Rice. '

Death apparently was due to natural causes. police said

Mrs. Rice told police that Dor~ othy had kept her a prisoner in the apartment eight years.

The emphasis on her capacity as "Queen of Canada" was stres- sed throughout the three - day stay.

In a busy year. the sovereign also travelled to Denmark. Portu- gal and France. Prince Philip ac- companied her and. early in the year. completed a four - month. round-the-world tour

The Prince made a television broadcast about his trip and was hailed by some papers as the TV personality of the year.

TO VISIT (‘ANADA

Princess Margaret is scheduled to visit Trinidad and Canada in 1958. The Canadian visit. her first coincides with British Columbia's centennial celebrations.

The Queen Mother made a two- week visit in July to the federa-

identlfied themselves as Embassy officials picked new wardrobe for Nikita l\'hrtl«h« chev Monday night from in Rome tailor shop.

Otherwise the plane. which

Ryan calls a vertiplane. rc~eln- bles ii conventional airci-all

In fllliht. the d......

vine flaps are lifted to (‘union tional position and the sllpslri-am

the pmpeuers flows horizon-

tally.

The flaps are lowered for m.

ill. Coming down or l'l0\el‘ln2. , _.

Khrushchev Gets A New Wardrobe

ROME lAPl—Two men who .\mioi

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They didn't pay the bill hill the

tailor said he is sure he'll gel his money.

Tailor Angelo Litrico said he

tion of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, . . I've prayed every day “S 0|" when ""5 Pair came for her third trip there. She is to for a year that some y would ‘N, ‘"0 S“l,"*- "'0 °V"°°fl'-*1 two visit Australia next February rescue me." she said. P3“'3‘°l P°""~9d 3h°°5~ l0\/ll‘ -mllll and March on a “meet - ihe- Mrs. Rice weighed only 60 "°°l“'°S Md ll‘??? hill-5 ‘ll? 50- people" tour. pounds. Her daughter was down Vi“ C°mm““}5‘ P3713’ ll"-‘~‘ "|’

There were two visit to Cana- to 75. ' dered {mm mm “"0 momll‘ all"

Police said there had been no I“ M°5°°w

dian troops in Western Germany in June. The Duke of Edinburgh, in pouring rain. ' at Soest. Later, Lady Patricia Ramsay new to Germany to take the salute at a trooping the color by the Princess Patrlcia's Cana~ dian Light infantry. of which she ll Colonel-ill-'~‘lll€9 Eight other apartments in the A new d°P5"“"' I" "°.V3l 94"‘ building which the Rices' ownl cation occurred during the year were Vacam‘ when Prince Charles was enrolled , The daughter has been comm-It. .ted to state hospital and Judge Robert J. Dunne appointed Wini- fred M. Henry as mlardian of the

light or heat in the apartment for two years. The only food found was breakfast cereal.

e litter-strewn apartment police discovered 35.500 in cash- ier's cheques and $14.03 in cash. OTHER FLATS VACANT

A clerk gave them the l'lt\Ih~

lng without demanding the $332 Khrushchev still owes on arcollnt. Litrico said

The wardrobe was ordered in

October when Litri u was in the Soviet Union fashion said he was paid then $l‘.’.ll of his 3530 bill. -

wit delegation.

Italian tailor

an The

WILL VISIT POPE ROME lAPl——Pre.-sidcnl Theo-

dor Heuss of West Gerinam ar- rived in Rome Tuesday for a ~l.ile

Experienced Female Bookkeeper requir- Good salary and working conditions. Apply with references to P. O. Box 455. Charlottetown. P. E. I.

ed for Clierloilefown Releil Business.

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Male Help Wanted WANTED — EXPERIENCED egg grader good working con-, dtiions. with hospital‘l7.atlon.§ Workmen's Compensation, and vacation with pay. year around I job. State wagcs cxpected Ap- ply Box No. 536 Guardlan-Pat- ‘ riot. In-zu-:visloN -— RADIO SER- verclng. Wireless Operating all . offer big money. Trained meal urgently needed. Ask for facts- on how you can prepare for a‘

furnished 3-4 mile from Tig- nish. Mrs. Gunnar Pedersen Tignish

_ For Sale

so PULLETS ii.’ if‘ n.‘.;.a “nit; laying. John Carew. Brookfield.

FOR sAl.i-‘F MAiu«:’s‘v’i:Aizs old. Wallie Adams. Darnlcy.

l'INCF1S~'rvG—RADE‘_(‘.O>AL. 81.00‘ per bag delivered anywhere in city. Arnfast Coal Company. ‘

an PULL!-ITS 6 MONTHS OLD lzood Payllll lob in one 01 "'95!-' Raymond Doimn Lot 21 st. fields and remain at work. No Mary's. Phone 29-12. experience but some h " school needed - Give educa

SOWPIILLETSVBCR. i(7iliioCi{..s. . , I months Miller West, Newton "0"" age and post your “qua

quickly - no obligation. Radio!

_f_3'*,’_*1-__"’_-9_ I__,_ _ __M _ College of Canada. Box 171.,

Guns 1 PIECE con st-:r. Monctoll. N-B- ‘ Size 6. Price $10.00. ApplyI""’A H Box 533 Guardian - Patriot. I

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Etc. 1. A. Cnrrulhers. R. 0. _— . .. —— .12: Kent St_ Dial 5612 Bell, Matlicson & Foster * '“*—~-' -— ’-— I50 Richmond st. Byron J. Grant. 0. D. A- -— *— —* * 124 Kent St.. 5611 1. Elmer Blanchard. B.A. T---~"* "A -- iss Que.-. sc non 4232 J. S. Taylor, R.O.

A ’’ Corner Kent & Queen Sta. Offlee I133 — House 0750

H. J. Mabon, R.

0. Montague P. l:. VA.—‘Waltli¢.-n Gaudet. LLB.‘

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P3132} "&‘ Haslam I 1. ll‘. TOOMBS. B. Arch. Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. A|zCfl]'fl_:c1' ' ID Ilchlllold SC. 6. Keith Pickard

Petite’ & Nicholson I a. Arch. M.R.A.l.C..

PM. A. r......., Q.C., i.L.ii.' Bank of Comnicrce Bl ‘g

Allison M. Gillie. LL.B. I30 Richmond St. Dial 4747

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Dial 3865

I75 Grafton Street

]. A. MacGuigan

AT 1 P. M. I will sell by public auction on the premises of ‘Edison Dalziel, 4 milch cows. 4 years and half old; 1 tfai heifer. 2' J_»; one brood sow; 4 pigs; 4 calves; one reg- istered mare and colt. by Abner T. Clegg. If not fine, first fine day following.

ARTHUR J ~ STEWART. ' Auctioneer.

FOR SALE BY TENDER TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

\ Sealed Tenders Marked “Tender for Purchase of Farm Prop- erty ~ including livestock and farm implements" will be received

undersigned for the , DAIRY FARM OF APPROXIMATELY 274 ACRES MORE OR LESS BELONGING TO THE ESTATEOF THE LATE JAMES McCONNELL, SITUATED ON THE MAIN ROAD

LEADING FROM EAST BAY TO SYDNEY. IN THE VIL- LAGE OF HOWIE CENTRE, NOVA SCOTIA, SIX MILES FROM SYDNEY.

This property consists of a Main House and a two car attached. -of frame construction and in excellent repair buildings — caretaker‘: dwelling, man’: cottage. large barn

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