JUL 1 6. 1949

The Sale of Sales!

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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Pass 8i Prize Lists Grade 1 To IIIII S’Side lllgh School

The following is the past list and prize list of Grades I to VIII of Bummerside High School which were awarded on Wednesday even- ing at the official closing.

Grade I—Marie Bowness, teach- er. Prize for most impiovamlit — Betty McDonald.

Prize for attendance Ferrlsh.

Prize for General Proficiency — Harry Bagloie.

Grade I-Fstclle Bowness, teach- or

— Eldon

Prize for most improvement - loll Carr. »

Par-feet Attendance — Claude Reeves

rington. teacher.

Perfect Attendance -- Arlene Moore. Marjorie Ireland. Anne Hickey. Peter Schurman.

Prize donated by the Home and School Group to the pupil mak- ing the most Improvement during the year awarded to David Sheen. -Grade II - Miss I. Macdonald, teacher.

Perfect Attendance: Natalie Johnstone, Gordon Forbes.

Prize for most improvement - Jack MacDonald.

Grade III-Rita AHearn. leach-

ar.

Highest Standing: 1. Marilyn Ross. 2. Heater McPhee, 3. Cecelia Darby.

Prize for highest aggregate a- warded to Marilyn Ross.

Prize for most improvement awarded to Edward Bcatea.

Grade III —— L.A. Allen. teacher.

Highest Standing: 1. Robert Hol-

man, 2. Ruth Cairns. 3. Sandra Arnett and Roberta Clark. v Most Improvement - Tommy Burns. Perfect Attendance — Robin

Lldstone, Ellsworth Waite.

Grade IV - Doris L. Toombs. teacher.

Trustees’ Merit Cards for Gen- Iral Proficiency: i. Peter Arnold. 2. Mary Currie and Barbara Clark, l. Barbara Vaughan.

Home and School Prize for Greatest Improvement -- Robin Kent.

Perfect Attendance: Mark Mac- Kinnon, Barbara Clark.

Grade IV -- Hazel B. Dystant. teacher.

‘Trustees’ Merit Cards for Gen- oral Proficiency -- I. Stanford Gay. i. Helen Matthews, 3. Albert Cody.

Prize for Greatest Improvement -Noel Palmer.

Perfect Attendance -

PIEIIGIIIG l.E PAIIIS

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Beaten, Stanford Gay, Harold Gal- lant. Arthur Morrison

Grade V -— B.M. Wood. teacher.

Trustees Merit Cards for Gen- eral proficiency — 1. Diane Mac- Quarrie and Elizabeth Nicholson, 2 Myrna Hancock and Janet Home, 3. David Silliphant.

Home and School prize for great- est improvement -- Edith Poole.

Prizes for perfect. attendance - Donald Gay, Alan Gallant, Donald Cotes, Edna MacKinnon.

Grade V - A. Green, teacher.

Trustees’ Merit Cards for Gen- eral Proflclency - i. John Alan MflcFlrlflne. 2. Alban Gallant, S. David Barlowe and Jackie Perry (equal).

Prize for the greatest improve- ment — Carl Delaney.

Prizes for Perfect Attendance - Merrill Bishop. David Barlowe. Grade V — Ruth Croken. teach- er. “

Highest standing: 1. Betty En- man, 2. Bonita Burns, 3. Hope Jen- kins. Claude Gaudet.

Prize for Perfect attendance awarded to David Spencer and Russel Richard.

The prize for most improvement by Home and School awarded to Mai-y Rayner.

Grade VI - Dorothy Campbell. teacher.

Trustees‘ Merit Cards for Gen- eral Proficiency: l. Donna Silli- phant. 2. Wendell Waite, 3. Mary Rae Tanton.

Home and School prize for Greatest Improvement awarded to Olive Ferrish.

Perfect Attendance: Mary Rae Tanton. Ernest Blacquiere. Wen- dell Morrison.

Grade VII —- Georgie Drlscoll, teacher.

Trustees‘ Merit Cards for Gen. eral Proficiency: 1. Sheena Mc- Gibbon. Judith Rosa and Patsy Preston. 2. Mary Shaw, 3. Lawrence Gallant.

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Home and School Prize for

Greatest Improvement awarded to Norman Moase.

Perfect Attendance: Lawrence

Gallant, Donald Glllis, George Ag. senault.

Grade VII - Adelaide Glover, teacher.

Trustees’ cards for Proficiency awarded to: 1. Jessie Blngham, z. Elizabeth Strong. 3. Bessie Darby.

Home and School prize for most improvement. awarded to Douglas Pineau.

Prize for Arithmetic ii Grade VII donated by Dr. Simpson. me,» ited by Jessie Blngham.

Grade VII - Miss Pendergast teacher.

Highest Standing: l. Shirley Burns, 2. Vernon Barlow, 3. Thomas MacKenzle.

Prize for Proficiency - James Arsenault.

Grade VII - Jessie Moore, teacher.

General Proficiency - I. Mary Mountain. 2. Jack Simpson, 3. Mar- garet Shaw.

Home and School Prize — Her- bert Crockett.

Pertect Attendance — Merina Burns. Robert Bowneas.

Grade VIII—L. McQuaid, teach- er. Proficiency cards awarded to - l. Janis Morrison, 2. Birdie Calms, 3 Ann Sutherland.

Prize awarded to Wilfred Gillis.

i AUCTION SALE

AT DARNLEY ‘ SALE COMMENCING WEDNESDAY AT 2 P.M.

Owing to ill health I will sell by Public Auction, Stock, Crop, and Farm Implements, consisting of 2 horses, 4 milk cows, 2 calves, binder, hay mower, rake, sectional seeder, sprayer, manure spreader, horse hoe, scuffler, 3 section har- row, single plow, gang plow, 4 h.p. engine, threshcr and cleaner, straw carrier, truck wagon, express wagon, 2 wood slelghs, joiinting sleigh, harness, double and single; cream cans, separator, angers, saws, hardwood planks, chairs; also 30 acres standing hay.

merous to mention. TERMS cast!

sacrum J. STEWART, Adored-u.

FARM MADIIINERY now on IIAIIII- s:

MOWERS, RAKES. COCKSIIUTI eo TRACTORS ' CULTIVATORS and POTATO IIOES for Cockshutt so

and so and .101.» Deere Models A. B. and G TRACK?“

Following Iiew Machinery on Sale at %0FF

EUREKA SPRAYERS.

GANG PLOWS

N0. 12 FIELD CULTIVATORS

We also have the Following llsod Maohlaar! ll III"

sarcomas (Reconditioned) COCKSHUTI‘ co TRACTOR TWO-ROW CULTIVATOR moon WAGGON

JAMES A. MoIIEILL 8i SIIIISI

SUMMEBSIDE

organ, Other articles foo nu-

HAROLD BRENNAN. Darnley.

HAY LOADERS ,

A large crowd was in attendance at the closing exercises of St. Mary's Academy, Summerside. last week when certificates. diplomas and prizes were presented to both junior and senior departments.

Following is the prize list:

Certificates of Attendance

Grade V - Juanita Cameron (2 years), Mae Poirier. Catherine Doucette, Mae Arsenault.

Grade VI ——Ann Wood (3 years), Joan Marie Leclair <2 years). Margaret Wood, Kathleen Murphy.

Grade VII -— Florence Gallant (2 years), Marie Peters, Marcia Delaney. Anna Glllis, Marie Gau- det.

Grade IX - Thelma Sherry (2 years), Theresa Gallant, Eleanor Peters, Theresa Peters.

Grade X - Joan Maria Arsen- ault (I years), Marie Arsenault. Edna Gallant.

Certificates of Proficiency

Grade V — Catherine Praught. Isabel Arsenault. Mary Mclnnis, Ann Wedge, Mary Arsenault.

Grade VI — Joan Marie LeClair. Mary Thompson, Dorothy Gallant. Shirley Gallant. Joan Rogers.

Grade VII - Florence Gallant, Jean Mahar, Marie Peters. Ella Cahill. Lorenda Gallant.

Grade VIII - Shirley Perry, Doreen Praught, Barbara Dalton, Lorraine Gaudet, Ethel McNally, ‘Grade IX - Florence Cahill. Florence Campbell, Theresa Pet- era, Marina Doyle, Doreen Blac. quiere.

Senior Writing Certificates

Janet Arsenault. Esther Arse“. ault, Barbara Dalton, Shirley Des- Rochcs. Constance Gallant, Joyce Gallant, Eleanor Gallant, Lorraine Gilldet. Joyce Gaudet. Marjorie Grady, Una Gerrier, Elizabeth Martin, Ethel McNally, Freda Mills. Joyce Mills. Shirley Perry, Marie Perry, Shirley Pineau, D0,‘. een Praught, Frances Polrier, Eliz- abeth Tobln, Shirley Watson.

First Aid Certificates

Senior - Eunice Faustino. Gaudet.

Junior -— Joyce Arsenault, Janet Arsenault, Esther Arsenault. 69;. trude Bernard, Marjorie Biacq- IIIEYP. Barbara Dalton, Shirley DesRoches. Diana Gallant. Con- stance Gallant. Joyce Gallant. Lor- raine Ciaudet, Joyce Gaudet, Mar. lorie Grady. Una Gprrler. Eliza- beth Martin, Ethel McNally, Freda M1115, Joyce Mills, Shirley Perry, Marie Perry, Shirley Pineau. Dor- een Praught, Frances Poiricr, Eliz- abeth Tobin, Shirley Watson.

Arsenault,

Graduating Diplomas

Patricia Scott, Louise Arsenault. Dllrfilhy Sonier, Edna Gallant. Joan Marie Arsenault. Antoinette Maddlx. Shirley Noonan. Dorothy Arsenault. Marie Arsenault. Eliza- beth Wedge. Mary Huestls.

Grade X Certificates Bonita Linkleiter, Joan Mcphgg_

Prizes for Highest Aggregate don. ated by Mr. L.W. Bradshaw award- ed fo-Grade V. Catherine Praught, Grade VI. Joan Marie LeClair. Grade VII. Florence Gallant, Grade VIII. Shirley Perry, Grade 1X, Florence Cahili.

Prlzcs for Religion donated by IMIIYISIBIIQr G.J. McLellan, Rev. Howard Wight and Rev. Joseph McLeod awarded to - Grade v, Mae Polrier. Grade VI, Mary Thompson. Grade VII, Marie Peg. ers. Grade VIII, Doreen Prauglit, Grade IX, Thelma Sherry.

Prizes for Correct. Department donated by the Holy Family Soc- iety awarded to — Grade V. Laur. ieann Bernard, Grade VI, Rme M"? AT-Iearn. Grade VII. Audrey Graham. Grade VIII, Diana Gal. lent. Grade IX. Jean Gaudet. Prizes for Needlework donated by Reverend Mother Superior awardl ed to -- Grade V - Sandra Ar- senault. Grade VI, Dorothy Q3}- IBM. Grade VII, Andrea Durant, Grade VIII. Iorraine Gaudet, Grade IX. Marie Richard.

Prizes for Arithmetic donated by

y the C.M.B.A. awarded to _ Grade

V. Mary Mclnnis. Grade v1. Dor- "H Arsenault. Grade VII, EIIB. on hlll- Grade vni. Ethel McNally, Grade IX, Florence Campbell.

Prizes for Grammar donated by the Children of Mary awarded toL. Qfflde V. Isabel Arsenault. Grade VT- Joan Rogers. Grade VII, Jean IMAIIPT- Glide VIII. Eleanor Gal- an .

Prize for French donated by Rev. JD. McNeill awarded to Gigde IX-Ceclle Dcucetie,

r ze for Latin. donated by Rev J. o. McNeill, Gr d 1x, ' topgherese Peters.“ e awarded

ze for Englbh donated by the CW1. awarded i a ; Wad: Aitken. o "d, Ix

ze for Mathematics d ted by the O.W.L. awaited in 1%,... — Betty Peters.

Prizes for Perfect Attendance and Punctuality donated by the Holy Name Society awarded w Grade V — Mae Polrler. Catherine Doucette. Mae Arsenault.

Grade VI - Margaret Wood, Kathleen Murphy. Joan Marie leOlatr.

Grade VII - Florence Gallant. Marie Peters. Marcia Delaney, Anna Gillla. Marie Gaudei.

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Grade IX — Thelma Sherry.

St, Mary's Academy Prize List S’$ide

Theresa Gallant. Theresa Peters.

Grade X Prim Llat

Eleanor Peters,

Prize for Highest Aggregate do- nated by Mr. M. I. Bradshaw awarded to Patricia Scott.

Prize for Religion donated by Monsignor G. J. McLellan award- ed to Mildred Cameron.

Prize for Latin donated by Rev. J. D. McNeill awarded to Dorothy Arsenault.

Prize for English donated by the C. W. L. awarded to Patricia Scott.

Prize for French donated by the Assumption Society awarded to Louise Arsenault.

Prize for History donated by the C.M.B.A. awarded to Bonita Link- letter.

Prize for Geography donated by Rev. Howard Wight awarded to Joan Marie Arsenault.

Prize for Mathematics donated by the C. W. L. awarded to Pa- tricia Scott. ,

Prize for Nature Study donated by Reverend Joseph McLeod awarded to Shirley Noonan.

Prize for Hygiene donated by Miss Margaret Arsenault awarded to Edna Gallant.

Prize for Department donated by the Holy Family Society awarded to Dorothy Sonier.

Prize for Needlework donated by Reverend Mother Superior award- ed to Elizabeth Wedge.

Prize for Perfect Attendance and Puncfuality donated by the Holy Name Society awarded to Marie Arsenault.

Class Premiums donated by the Children of Mary awarded to Antoinette Maddix. Mary Hucstis, Joan McPhee.

Music Department

Prizes donated by Mr. J. P. Mc- lnnis awarded to Belty Peters. El- eanor Peters. Cecile Doucette. Theresa Gallant, Barbara Dalton, Marcia Delaney, Joyce Arsenault. Ella Gallant. Ann Wedge.

Prize for Senior Theory award- ed to Ethel McNally.

Prize for Junior Theory award- cd to Paula Mclvor.

Prize for Choir Attendance awarded to Joyce Gallant.

Comn-ie cI-l Graduates

A. Joan Anderson, Rena Arsen- ault. Hazel Baker, Doris Birch, Muriel Craig. Mabel Kelly. Zelma LeClair. Phyllis Ling. Thelma Mc- Ncill. Helen Sample.

B. Anita Arsenault. Ellen Mor- rlson.

Prizes for General Proficiency donated by Mr. M. L. Bradshaw

awarded to Muriel Craig. Thelma McNeill. .

Prize for Religion donated by Monsignor G. J. McLellan award- ed to Rena Arsenault.

Prize for Attendance donated by the Holy Name Society awarded to Mabel Kelly.

Prize for speed in typewritirig donated by Mr. J. P. Mclnnis awarded to Joan Anderson.

Junior Prize List Certificates of Attendance

Grade l1 Boys: Ralph Peters. William Perry, John Sullivan, Foch McNally, Aubrey McDonald. Wil- ircd Perry. Wilson Blacquiere, Edward Gallant.

Grade III Boys: Dennis Luce f3 years); Gerald Arsenault (2 years); Homer Doucette; Irving Richard; Gordon DesRoches; Char- lcs Steele; Ernest Arsenault.

Grade IV Boys: Earl Arsenault.

Grade 1i Girls: Elsie DesRoches; Norma Fitzpatrick.

Grade III Girls: Philippa Mc- Nally t3 years); Elizabeth Gallant t2 years); Marjorie Noonan; Al- bina Peters.

Grade IV Girls: Gertrude Gillis (2 years); Marcella Perry.

Certificates of Proficiency

Grade II Boys: Ernest Gallant; Emmett McIntyre; Parker Gallant; Foch McNaliy: Gerald Ranahan.

Grade III Boys: John Gallant: Roger Chlow; Gerald Arsenault; Michael Scott; Willard Doucette.

Grade IV Boys: Charles Hickey; William Dawson: Dennis Clow; Fidelc DesRoches; Roy Laughlin.

Grade II Girls: Shirley Arson- nult; Norma Fitzpatrick; Mildred LeClair; Betty Blacquiere; Clau- dette Poirier.

Grade III Girls: Patricia Grant; Philippa McNally; Gei-alda Blac- qulere; Marjorie Noonan; Dorothy Perry.

Grade IV Girls: Geraldine Noon- an: Nandi Gallant: Gertrude Gil-- lis; Julia Sonier; Faustino Perry.

Prizes for Highest Aggregate donated by Mr. M. L. Bradshaw awarded to Grade II Boys —Ernest Gallant.

Grade ill- Boys - John Gallant.

Grade IV Boys -— Charles Hic-

key.

Grade 1T Girls — Shirley Arlen- ‘ault.

Grade III Girls-Patricia Grant.

Gradl IV Girls Q- Geraldine Noonan.

Prizes for Religion donated by Monsignor G. J. McLellan. Rev. Howard Wight and Rev. Joseph McLeod awarded to:

Grade I Boys - John Robert Gay. Aurele Poirer.

Grade ll Boys — Parker Gal- lant.

Grade III Campbell-

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Grade IV Boys — William Daw-

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Grade I Girls —- Sandra Jeanette Arsenault.

Grade II Girls -— Melvina Gau- det.

Grade III Girls — Philippa Mc-

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Grade 1V Girls — Nandi Gai- lant.

Prizes for Correct Department donated by the Holy Family and the Children of Mary awarded to

Grade I Boys —- Donald Arsen- ault. Byron McDonald.

Grade II Boys — Louis Des- Rochea.

Grade III Boys —- Arthur Gal- lant.

Grade IV Boys — William Noon-

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Grade I Girls — I-Lflda LeClair, Brenda Richard.

Grade II Girls — Nora Des- Roches.

Grade III Girls -- Geralda Blac- qulere.

Grade IV Girls — Ruth Dalton.

Prizes for construction work do- nated by Rev. Mother Superior awarded to Grade I Boys -— Hen- ry Theriault. Charles Arsenault.

Grade II Boys — Peter Poirier.

Grade III Boys — Henry Gal- lant.

Grade Rochea.

Prizes for Needlework donated by Rev. Mother Superior award- ed to:

Grade I Glrla — Janet Arsen- ault. Yvonne Sonler.

Grade II Girls — Jean Gallant.

Grade III Girls - Bonita Blac- quiere.

Grade Perry.

Prizes for reading donated b! Mrs. J. C. Hickey and Miss Dena Gaudet awarded to

Grade I Boys — Jeffrey Hudson, Elmer Gallant.

Grade II Boys - Brian Moon.

Grade III Boys — Paul Gallant.

Grade IV Boys -- Gerald Per-

IV Boys - Fldele Des-

IV Girls -- Marjorie

ry. Grade I Girls — Marjorie Ber- nard, Pauline Noonan. Grade II Girls — Betty Blac-

quiere. Grade III Girls — Dorothy Per-

r . yGrade IV Girls — Patricia Bol- ger.

Prizes for spelling donated by Rev. J. D. McNeill awarded to: Grade I Boys —- Irving Arsenault. Donald Mclnnis.

Grade II Boys — Emmett Mc- Intyre.

Grade III Boys — William Pin-

au. Grade IV Boy! -— Charles Mc- Donald.

Grade I Girls - Joan Gaudef, Salome Wedge.

Grade II Girls -- Claudette Poir- ier. Grade III Girls — Lorraine Gal-

lant. Grade IV Girls — Faustino Per-

ry.

Prizes for Arithmetic donated by the C. M. B. A. awarded to Grade I Boys — Donald‘ McNeill, Lawrence Hardy.

Grade Il Boys -- Irving Sonier.

Grade III Boys — Roger Chlow.

Grade IV Boys - Roy Laughlln.

Grade I Girls — Beverly Yeo, Noreen Cameron.

Grade II Girls -- Mildred Le- Clair.

Grade Ill Girls — Vernils Gal-

lant.

Grade IV Girls — Gertrude Gll- lis.

Prizes for Writing donated by Mr. J. B. Mclnnis awarded Io Grade I Boys ~— James Hickey, Daniel Drapeau.

Grade I Girls -— Jacqueline Hudson. Joyce Clow. Prizes for perfect attendance

and punctuality donated by the Holy Name Society awarded to: Grade II Boys -- Ralph Peters. Wilfrid Perry.

Grade III Boys —- Dennis Luce. Gerald Arsenault. Homer Dou- ccttc. Irving Richard. Gordon Des- Roches.

Grade IV Boys -- Earl Arsen- ault.

Grade II Girls —- Elsie Dea- Rochea. Norma Fitzpatrick.

sGrade III Girls — Philippa Mc- Nally. Elizabeth Gallant, Marjorie Noonan. Albina Peters.

Prizes for Music donated by Miss Margaret Araeriault awarded to Louis Poirier. Francis Driacoll, Barbara Cameron. Carol Wedge, Sandra Schurman. Patricia Grant, Thomas Gallant. Peter DesRoches, Catherine McDonald.

Prize for the highest mark in the Music Festival awarded to Carmella Gallant.

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CONSIDER YOUR SERVICE BEFORE PURCHASING FARM EQUIPMENT

POTATO SPRAYERS:— _ _

Our sale of Seventy-eight Hall Liquid Sprayers last season in Prince Edward Is- land is ample proof that the farmers are (with the exception of a small few), stick- ing to the old, reliable system of liquid spray which has always stood the test. It is anywhere from 85% to 50% cheaper for each application and does not have to be gone over so often in bad seasons, which is ample proof of its superiority. We have what you require in either Horse or Tractor drawn, as well as the new, improved Power Take-Off driven all steel construction Machine on Rubber Tires with Six-Row Boom. Our Factory is located right in your Province where all parts Al! lily Qfilfle- This is a. service which alone is worthy of your‘ consideration.

POTATO SCUFFLERS:— ,

We have just received a shipment of two Lever Scufflers with front and rear depth regulator, five reversible points, and three extra Hillel‘ Blades. These are scll- ing at a. price which you cannot afford to pass up.

The Price is $20.00 ROAD MASTER WAGONS, Rubber Tired:—'

We Iiave just unloaded a car-load of these Wagons, fully equipped, on rubber tires. Our mass buying has enabled us Io sell these at prices way below mail order

Houses. The-Price of these is $168.50 delivered Rubber Tired MANURE SPREADERS, Tractor Hirch:—

We have also just received a ship merit of these and they are certainly worth your while to investigate. They are equipped with Tractor Hitch and Jack on trac- tion tread rubber tires, size 750 x 20. Our supply is limited, but the price is certainly right.

THRESHERS:-

Our production of Threshers for this year is getting low, but we still have a few in both sizes, and we expect to have our Machines with Blowers on Rubber Tired Transport Trucks, if required; we know you will appreciate being able to get these as they were not procurable ‘in the past.

TRACTORS:--

We, as you are no doubt aware. are boosting Allis-Chalmers lines of Tractors which have made a superior name for them selves wherever used. » We are apologizing for the short supply in the past, and do not believe that the future holds anything very encouraging as to supply. The reason is that they are just so popular that the Fac- tory cannot turn them out fast enough. However, we have been promised a. car- load this month. This will be a. mixed car; of the various sizes.

MILKING MACHINES, and DAIRY FARM EQUIPMENT:

We handle the famous Woods line of Milkers and Dairy Farm Equipment. This is purely a Canadian made Milker and the service on them is 100%. We also sell the Surge Milker, but on account of the great demand for. them in larger dairying sec- tions, we cannot stock them. They are the one and only Milker which is different, be- ing very highly recommended. We also have. the Woods Milk Coolers and Farm Freezers. We can supply Watering Bowls at a. very close price.

GASOLINE ENGINES:— " We believe we have sold more Briggs and Stratum Air-Cooled Engines than any-

one, and on account of our increased buying power in these Engines, we are still able to offer them to you at $63.00 for the 1% Horse Power size. They are very popular for a great many uses around the farm such as pumping water, operating smell repair shops, running grinders, Potato Graders, Milking Machines, Washing Machines, Esca- lators, etc., and in fact their compactness and easy move-ability has made them o. real necessity on any farm, especially where electricity is not available.

PARTS AND SERVICE DEPARTMENT:—

We have increased our Paris and Service Department this past year in Suin- merside. and believe it is second to none in the Province, and while there are a few cases where the Parts are not in stock, we are keeping a monthly inventory and are doing our best to serve you in this Department. We have also started a. Parts De- partment in Charlottetown which, while not so elaborate, can be fed from our Summer- slde Department, thereby giving you the best in service. We also are carrying m line of fast moving Parts with our Dealers, The O'Leary Farmers’ (lo-operative.