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1 SECOND DANE) 11,. P, GAS ENGINE .V.ERY .CHEAP,
2 FORD TOURING CRS
1 FORD BO:1:i)S1`ER CAE,
1 GOOD TRAILER.
ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER.
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CA'f"r a'la:-...2 Derham copra flue
a',.1: time of '«ale; `2 ,Lows Clue in
May ; 2 !steers rising' 3; 2 heifers
rising 5, 1 heifer rising 2; .4 .ste-
era rising 2; i yearlings.
HOGS AND.POULTRY.-.1 'sow
with litter- at foot; 1 sow dine ,in
April; 11 'stocker pigs' weigiiiing
;:about 140 lb's. each.; 90 Book Bene,
00 Brown egLliorn's, mgstly all -laul-
lety,
IMPLEMENTS!, '`TC. --' 011„ IT,
binder, 7 -ft, out; :t1M,H. ma wee 5 -ft,
cut; Maxwell mower 5 -ft. cut, 1. 'el
hay rake, Dane hay loader nearly
new, Manure ".spreader nn loot,
working order; 2• McCorini.ek ,sp-
singtooth cultiva'toea with ' wide
points; Deering 11 -disc fertilizes'
drill new, Superior 14 desc drill, Ol-
iver 'bean harvester with puller,
land roller, 2. 4 s' ction har,.ott^;1, 1 -
horse seuffler, root pu'per, wheel -
Maple Leaf grinder- for 8 or 10
inch plate's, Cockshutt 2 -furrow
plow, Cockehutt riding plow; ' 2
Coc1a'shutt walking plows, scraper,
2g ood wagon's, wagon box, cattle
rach, gravel box; flat rack with ear
attached, 'Clinton fanning rnii!1l,2000
b, locales, bob ise;ligh with tunk'a,
•op !buggy, cutter with Otto ba-
ck, big water trough galv. lined,
extension ladder, quantity elle
tibe.•, new lumber for water tro
ugh, 44 feet piping, 30 feet 11( inch
AUCTION SALE HORSES -1 gelding rising 7 yrs
1. horse 1'2 years old; 1 mane 14
yrs;. eld:; 1 horse 12 yrs; old; 1
aged mare.
CATTLE -Cow roars, Ire'sh .3
weeks.; red cozy bred; roan cow
bred; red cow bred; revs cow b;ed.
roan cow bred; roan Cow bred,roan
cow bred; red cow bred; above
are all milking; 2 farrow cow's;
18 'steers rising 3 yrs. weighing
between 1200 and 1300 lgb; 3!steers
weighing around 10)0; 1 fat heifer
weighing 1150; 1 roan heifer ris-
ing 2; 2 heifers rising 1 yr; 2
baby beeves, 2 fall calves, calf
3 weeks old; erford bull. Above
!cattle are all Durham. and Herford.
land in good ctndi,tion.
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SHEEP, HOGS AND POULTRY'
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11 ewes with limb, is on with
;lamb's at foot; 2 yearlings; 1
Berkshire sow with 9 pigs; Berk -
.'shire sow; Yorkshire sots in pig;;
Yorkshire sow, 5 stoekera wvei.gh-
ing S0 -1b3; Tamworth boar; •about
1 80 White Rock young hens!.
PEEP FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
-;?a Lot 19, Cont. 7, Hay; eg east
-mile south of Zurich, on
TUESDAY MARCH 22nd, 1927,
Commencing at 1.00 o'clock phi
HORSES -1 bay horse 7 yri.
rE'tid; 1 bay mare rising v yrs, old.
E. driving horee 5 yrs. old. quiet
.and reliable; 1 aged driver quiet
.and reliable.
CATTLE-Holatein cowry 9 yra.
is due in May; cow u yrs. old
Eine in May; eow 3 yrs. old due
'in .April; cow 7 ycta old due in
due
e -May;
yrs,. old
in
?Maycorv9: y
brow 5 era old due in June; 2
'Syr. old heifrs bred. 2 months; 5
:steers and one he.fer rosin„ 3 yrs.
r1 -stoor and 1 heifer rising 2 yrs.
• yearlings; 1 Durha+n bull; brood
'aew due at time of sale; 8 etore
liege 125 lbs,. each; 75 hens, half
znclrs, half year:ings, balance put -
piping, lagging chain's, double -
trees., neckyokes, forks, tshovelsc
!spades, grain 'bags, horst' b1t nk-
ets new, 'straw knife, Honk and
tackle ,big hay fork, hand wine
%stretcher.. pr, leather fly, nets, 2
set shims' bells. scoop, 300 Ibs. cat-
tle 'salt, 45 gal, 'steel drum, brass
mounted harness with britchewn
nearly new, 2 'set working harness
set single harness, collars,' good
collie dog.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -- Ren-
frew Bream. 'separator 050 lb. cap-
acity new, white bureau, coal he-
ater, sap' pan, 40 eap buckets, iron
kettle scalding barrel, 2 elderlar-
rels, Daisy churnm, large apple
pealer, galv. dry house, onion
seeder with seminar attached, b'.cy-
ole, galv. ice cream freezer, oiti.o7
aereen 7-8 in; canon screen, ice
ton-
gues; Hamilton incubator 1;1 egg
cap; Rayo hanging lamp, brass
iron bed new.
TERMS -$10 and under ,ea'ah,
Over that amount 12 months cr sl-
it on approved joint note's, 4y,
per annum allowed foe ,ea'ah on
credit amounts;.
Ezra Bender, Proprietor.
Add. Tiernan, and
W 7T. Edigboffer, Clerks. '
Arthur Weber, Anctionver.
CREDITON
Mee, By,. 1'1ote is; visiting her
daughter's . in London,
Win Watson of Thodfordvi'sited
with Mv!s. ' Jos B'ai;st,
• Sorry • to report that G. Clark
i+a Ingler the doctor's cere and hope
foe'' a rapid recovery
Lorne Geiser has returned . to
Detroit, after visiting a few wee:
eke with hila parents.
John Frederick Wuerth, born
June kith, 1842 in Germany, dep-
arted this life on March 1st, at hips
home in Crediton, aged 84 yrs.
eoliths and 15 days. At the ,age
of 14 he came. to America, locating
in Daghwood, for a !short time, of -I
ter which he !settled its. Crediton
in Crediton and became a t eful
citizen. Thr late Mr. Wuerth was
a Widely known ratan and was in,
in the General Store business in
Dashwood and Crediton, and the
last number of yeare operated a
,brick yard here, aleo.run a large
flax industry, enpfoying , many pe-
ople and contracting lannyally for
1,000 acres of flax. He was a mem-
ber of. the townthip council of
GStophen for 18 year's. and he1:I
various offices in the Zion Evan-
Zgelical church during his life.
Zeta. - I IMPLEMENTS, ETC -M -H b'n
IMPLEMENTS, ETC-M.IL bin-; der 7 -ft. cut; Drering mower 5 -ft.
,ffer 6 -ft. cut nearly new, M .E cut; Deering fertilizer dr:11 11 disc;
:mower 5 -ft. cut nearly new, M: -H. M -H. drill 15 disc, Deering spring
'lift- 'rake, M -H. 8 -ft. rake, Front tooth cultivator, Deering Dunne
Wood drill 11 hoe, 9 ft. steel rake 3.,0-11. nearly new, Deering hay
t'a'ller 3 drunra, Deering cultivator; loader, side delivery raloe; manure
te-lt; new Cock3hutt 14 plate disc, 'spreader, 2 walking plows, 2-
a'rost & Wood 12 plate d'ee; 3 sec- furrowg ane plow, Oliver 2 -fur -
on. harrows, Frost & Wood beat' row s.uf lar, bean puler, hay rack
scnif1er and puller, International -El -ft., 2 set diamond Barrows, 2
nieling plow nearly n .:w, Will inaoa ;wagons and wagon boxer top
:walking plow No. 7 nearly new, buggys, cutter, democrat, tra'olin''`
ntragon, !sleigh, shay rack, gravel !engine, 9 h.p. with truck, Fleury
"box, 'set iron wheels for wagon, : grinder 8 inch; cui.ting box, 'set
•,n:ubber tired buggy new, trailer ; bob !sleigh's, pig rack, lar�ci roller
,1!00 cap. with stock rack, 2000 Ib' trailer' for car, potato,: di ger,
gap. 'scales, Clinton fanning mill, ;O''er1m'l touring ear. root puvr,
a:oad cart, root pulper, 7 -hp. Lis- 'speed joke, Clinton' fanning milt.,
-fir engine, 10 -in Lister grinder, 11 Chatham fanning mill with bagger,
I,p, engine, pumper, Aukor Aath 21 grain bags, 150 -ft. hay fork rope
scream !separator new, Chatham in set 'sling ropes, pair bunk, hand
.,curaiors, pig pig, box. pass se l- ,uuffltl, 2 turnip -e sclei
s, .) end
ger, hand or power cutting box 3 : rusts 9 ft; 200 posts 8 ft; some
Viand horse eollars, doubetrees, brace's;. 500 ft. elm inch h,unher, 500
-Itieekyokea, breechin harness, back -eft, elm plank, pile hemlock him,
'band
team harness, I01 shovels,,t s, bee
,o0,s c
:s 5
cords
ds short
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' agar kettle, eider barrel, 'scoop, some cited] r wool, Lui.n.ne la'h •,
;4Aovel, 30 cement block=, quutttty onion eeadtr, storm door, honey
eti
hay, )0.6 Chevrol„ t Coach. i retractor, 2) new bee bo\e:s, • orate
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -Large !old bee boxrecl:,, 1e Colonies of l'ee;•
:oak ext7neio:'1 tail', Ch n' e. b'ne' power •,!rep clipper, scoot, shov-
el -rid buffet combined, slde.'oarcl ice ice tongs. b'iry crates, ch'eke'
,:oew, cabinet tabic, 6 kitchen ch- I t ;t. s 2 i es. a-11 far totngu. s. 10E
airs, high chair, set of bed ,.brings feat :Rork elm b •'aewoo -1 and. hems -
ted dresser; bureau, 2 beds and lack lmuber; 40-i;a's4 g%!so'inr er un
Springs, mattress, wash stand, 1- 200 bush, seed oats Imp. Banner,
Earner coal oil stove with or -en. 2 set backbend harness, set single
kitihan t b1', e''s'e, Daisy harne',s, el afa s.el, 10.•0-1b. sca 03,.
glare, cream can, hanging lamp, ton 'stork scales, 10-1b. scales; some
arlor lamp. lantern, empty deal- hay, saws and carpenter tools,
Ares. mail box and numerous Artie- forks, chains; gasoline engine 5h.
Elea, 'P., and numerous other meanies.
TERMS ---$3.0 and !under Gash, . HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS' - METE
w'' that amount 7 months' or• -d- cream s pastor, 9 lb. cap; Com
4t
gat -sr-ill be given on funnelling
ap-cream
proved joint notes.4% off. for need Ore kitchen range almost new
clrsh on credit amounts. Iia,, ' kitchen stove, parlor heater; kite
aria poultry cash, then cabinet, kitchen chairs, .bitch
•Arthur Weber, Auctioneer,
''W.. S. Johnston, Clerk.
Obert Green, Proprietor,
en glass cupboard, bedstead, dies
'•ser, washstand, ii-arlor table', 2
parlor rugs, washing timeline with
wringer, Daisy churn, wooden den t::b,
kitchen table, baby carriage, ;some
AUCTION SALE potatoes, beds, springs, 2 Ivat-
----•----- tress ,buffal:o robe, etc. •
':WARM, 'FARM STOCK, IM PLE e- TERMS OF SALE - $10 and un
der cash. Over that amount 7
*NTS, :AND HOUSEHOLD EFF -
month's credit on appro'vecl joint
ACTS, On Lot 21 L,R.E., Stanley nottis. 3 per cent, allowed for
'Township; 1 mole north of Drys- cash on credit amounts. Hay,
+:hale on grain, potatoes and pen]try cash,
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Commencing at 12,03 o'clock ail
• Slowing-
REAL ESTATE -Consisting of.
"'Lets N-hf, 22, 77 acres; S-lif, 21., 77
ea►mcea, S-1 C, N-hf. 21, 38 aeree. all L.
• Stanley Township. 190 gee
'lads of 'choice' farming land, about,
1,10 acre's of good hardwood bush
*+Ibi'th choice Ember, 12 err -ea of fall
lifitteat, plowing all done, two gond
'Unit barna with good !stablings,
iflir; i)plem.nt .shed,good. pig
Oen, etc. House liar a desirable
ticlak dwelling with, new' brick
ealiiisti attached, good. water, Ferm
!ll' drained. and fenced and in
alit Mei Staten; of cultivation. It
Itettealiasild as 150 acres as one
J. G:'rnet Deters, Adin'n''s i' for si"
E. Snider . Estate.
R'rn. S. Johnston, Clerk.
A. 'Weber, G.. Elliott, Auctioneer's.
AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,
AND HOUSBOFILI) EFFECTS
On Lot 1, Concess,'on 14, Hay T'etvn
'ship 1g miles west and 1; miles
north of Dash -wood on
TUESDAY MARCH 151h, 1927 -..
Contneneing .at 12.30 o'clock the
following;
HORSES --Dark iron grey Per-
cheronteam. well matched and
both r ares rising 4 years old;
t ►,8+r
and 40' :gees as another par. 1 bay horse -rising 5 yrs. old:; 1
et*M ba stare r','sin''' 1,� ears old' 1
.af' ��tilr•edi, TERMS -10 per s' � � 3' i y
Ellegif On day' of male, balai-iccr in $0 driver 8 years old; 1 bla.elt ‘.Per -
q4314.
+ ) Owen Colt rhtting 2 .yea, .old..
AUCTION SALE
OF -FARM STOC'K, IMPLEMENTS
.AND HOUSEHOLD EFY@'ECTS'
HENSALL
Mr ,and Mrs: Wilson of Gocler-
ich visited friends in town.
A.tW,E. Hemphill visited relati-
ves in Wi.ngham;.
Te enc'"Dougla's was in Bly th last
week.
Male. Geli:e'a has rented Wm Wil-
•') •]' u house on Brock et. He has
been engaged with Wm. Alexander
he ph'at yr. but intends to give up
farming and go to college to ;study
-'1,e ministry!.
Melvine Breslin of Toronto vie -
lied With his parents, Mr. and.Mrs
Geo. Brown.
John Young of London, vi'aited
friends in town a fern' days.
The many friends of Mrs. Skin-
ner are plealsed to see her out a
gain
Mrs. E. Rennie 'visited in town
a few days -
A quiet wedding ,tpok place at
the rectory the other day when
Florence Rouse, daughter of Mr.
'and Mrs. Chas. Route, of Blyth, was
united in marriage to Fred. Bowen
of Ely'th, After the ceremony
they left for their home on Brock
,,t He1•s;al', whiTh thay receatlyren
ted from M. Wilson. Mr. Bowen
carie here a few week's ago from
Blyth andel 'stardet a barbering
business and is doing wek.
wasunited. in
Al.nond iV7^LR v: an, J
marriage ito Inez Sparrow, of
Paisley, she had charge of Ran -
Dies stere and 1s ra.,ry popular.
The regu1>tr• monthly meeting of
the village council was held on Tu-
esday last with all members prey-
ent and the reeve in the ,chair, Fire
Chief Bates was present with a de-
legation of thy firemen and asked.
Coir 'soin'e changes s to be made in
the fire hall and also some .,chang-
es in the old 'fixe shone' TWO rep-
resentations of rubber co's -were pr-
esent arid 200 feet'of Lose were or-
dered at $1. 00 per foot,
On Lot 22, Con. 12, Steph:ne
%.i mile South of, Dashwood, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1927
.At 1 o'clock 'sharp the following.
•CATTLE -Pure bred cote due
aug. 1, Jean, 117001; Pure l:retleoei'
due in April, Lady Royal, 168.197;
pure bred cow due at time of sale;
Vesey Violet 109753; . Cow eligible
ae
for 1C i'9t1'atiDIt supposed to 13...
g s 12
in calf; 2 co wa anpposed to be
in calf; 2 cows clue May 1, 2fresh
cons, 6 yearlings, 2 calves 8 mon-
this oid at time of sale; calf f af
months old, 2 small calves.
FLOGS• -York 'sow due April 1,
1 Tamworth hog.
IMPLEMENTS-M;TT. binder, 6
ft. cut; M.H. mower 511 cat new;
12 -hoe drill; wagon and. hex, nig
rack, sparng tooth cu t,v to, era-
vet
.t a -
vel box, hay rack, 'scufflrre cock-
shutt waning plow, I truck wheals.
'Ccek•ihn .t i' d" -ng plow ne i- y n tr;
2 'set dien.ond harrows n. tt•ly shar-
p on e d ;
,har-paned; Frost & Wood. hay' loader,
stead rake new 10 -ft; turnip :eed-
er, wh bwr •OZv, to '0 :5 C C 'C leo,.-
t n
-•ten ,digger, cutter, fly n"tee tole
buggy nearly new; woollen blan-
ket's, ''2g ood hen's.1 blank^ts, a
quantity of elm .p,anks 10 ft long;
sc:t'a;.er, 2 stran:b.- ry crines, :grind
stone, steel rale 1.01it. Int.rn.ttional;
Coek'shutt manure spreader, , flat,
reek, set bobsleighs', Frost &
Wood mower, d.ac, pra bunks:: qu-
antity of wire, chicken coop, 1200
ib, !scales, fanning mill with bagger
2 dozen vain bags; 10 in. chopper
sling ropes, soma other rope;bag
truck, bag holder« hay knif!yc 12
cow chains new; Logging: chain,
barrel of Silt; quaititn of s eJ oats
quantity of lnixe!l hay, 2 'set heavy
hirne,s, set s nsrl harness, .,et of
light double hares e new; collars,
set ham's. string hells new; 1 -horse
seuffler; new water trough, pea
harvester and numerous other. ate
Wes'.
II.OUSEHOLD EFFECTS •- Sep-
arator 500 lb. can; extension lad-
der; 2 long ladders, Daley churn
sap pan,' 110 -'sap buckets, 2 iron
he flee, 's:•alding barrel, pig hanger."
parlor rug -4g yard's long and 31r,',
yarda wide, neW box heater, ]an-
te1•n, . lewn mower, rnilk pail:sc str-
;3trainer, linoleum and natn'et oda ar-
tirlea!, .
TER1414-$10 and ender cash;
over that amount 7 month's' credit
ori TurnEh n ; appl•o ,od •!a'nt notes
with a dtatrict of 3 per cent, str-
aight off for each on credit ,arae
ciente. Ffay and Grain cash.
!ouia L. Kraft, Proprietel).
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The Paige and Jewett Sales
DISTRIBIETO11S FOR WESTERN UNT:ARIO OP PAGE
AND .JEWE7'T MOTOR CARS
WISH TO ANNOUNCE 'i'TIE APPOINTMENT OP
Mr. H. . ANGEL
AS THEIR REPRESENTATIVE IN
Zurich and District
AND ANYONE WISHING TO PURCHASE ONE OF THE
BETTER CLASS OF AUTOMOBILES SHOULD' CAREFUL:.
LY CONSIDER THESE FAMOUS MAKES O' AUTOS
A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO. EVERY-- •
ONE TO CALL FOR FULL INFORMATION•
AUTO REPAIRING AND GENERAL GARA.uE WORK •. A:,
SPECIALTY
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EXETER
The first robine reverted were
aeon by .L, Day. There etas apair'
of then: and they amt c'1. just one
Month to the 'clay earlier than last
year
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Sarnia on Feb. 20, rtluen Mea,
Jo'sephine' Westlake Whyte, dau-
ghter of Mra. J. Westlake of Wy-
'oming beam" the wife of Richard
H. iV.l'urphy, Exeter.
I, R. Carling of town and J. Me-
Donell, Hansell, left for New York
where they took a boat . for a
rnonth''.•3 cruise \ iaitiing Dermucla,
r,,rte Bi 0. B 'r''^do•,^ So'-tth Amer
ica, tit: 'P •nisi Canal, Jainacan
Cub. and the .l'saharrta Iblands.
The death took place in town
on Feb. 2iili, of Eth^l May day -
gill or of Mr. and Mos. W. A. Balk
will, aged' 32 years, and 10 months',
She. had not enjoyed. good health
for a number of years, but at no
Erne -•seemed !ser ioualy, ill, Be-
,sides her parents, slit is survived
by twa brothers anti throe sisters,
Ruescll, of town; hies. Cha:s. Hart,
of 'Verdun, Que.; Meg. M. C. Mil-
liken of 'Zurich anis William ,and.
Putin at home. •
On Wednesday eve, last Win,. H,
Armstrong passed away at bis
Armstrong
home here following a ,short !lines,
death bring due to blood -poison -
which developed from a boil on
the back of his peel;{. He was
born in :Exeter and was in hi's' 37,
year, bring 'united in marriage to
Valeria Bedford, who 'an vi.r-ea with
three small children.
COUNTY NEWS
14Tr. and rs., „ Ed an Aller of 4th
M
u oncession Tuckersniith, while 'sp-
ending an evening recently at
C in'.dn, re'urned to f nil. the). 11011,s'
with all its contents burned to the
ground,
The congregation of /the, United
Chui•,h 'Grand Bend, have decided
tib bouild a new red rug . brick ch-
urch and have purchasedthe brick
from Mr, I3alkwill of Exeter:.
A number if neighbors and
friends net at the home of Mr. and
Mr's, Wm'. Winer, of Stephen the
other evening and presented them
W ith an addrese and a clock,
The regular meeting of the Pres
bytery of Huron wa's held in Clin-
ton of Feb, 22nd with a complete
attendance of ministers' and elders
Rev R C. McDernad, minister of
XXnax •ehnrcll, Coi.ir, l 1r, aver t)1^ct- ! Ditvid:'')n-, fcrr a number of year:;
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SEEDS.
Yes! Spring with its Sowing and
planting time will soon be here
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again it
AND WE WISH TO ADVISE THE PUBLIC THAT WE ARE
PREPARED TO SUPPLY YO•LX WITH THE VERY CHOICEST
SEEDS,THE
OF SGET)S, WHETHER IT BE ALL VARTOUSS GRASS
SEEDS,OF THE FIELDS OR FOR PLANTING THE HOUSE-
HOLD GARDEN. COME IN AND SEE OUR FINE ASSORT- 1
MENT OF THE VERY BEST #t►
IMPROVED BANNER SEED OATS, CLEAN AT 65c. BUSHEL
TRY OTJR, STOCK FOODS
GREENFIELD'S CHAMPION TONIC FOR POULTRY'.; KEEPS
THEM alEALTPIY AND PRODUCING EGES THE YEAR RO-
UND. AND FOR YOUR STOCK WE HAVE THE WELL-
KNOWN 1OIERYFEED. TRY A PACKAGE,
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Igr!s. Jatan Duncan of the 12th
CCon. Ushornty departed this life
Feb. 25, at the age of 71 yearn and
7 months. Deceased had. not been
well for a time Be'oides hoe beer
caved huaband sbhe. is aurviae,d by
three ;ons and one daughter.
Many iriencte 'Valetta and. Vic-
' n
.. `y. . 4y p r, , to learn
"r,'t n11 Srn!c rol Mi'e t' ,t
try �' g
of the death'n'flez. Davidson, wh-'
' • occ red the reondt of a. snot
ch, tl Elia
or 'accident. In Vail en rylr'e- on Feb,
20th. Lid 12►a'a ai xstrn of Itev, Jr,
well, and his early (school dayn'V
re 'spent in -Varna.,
After 'several adi'purnmen'i;a, ,
J„
case which has excited match . 3cri 'i '.
intere'at was heard by Mag, Rena '
at Goderich when Fred Bataiterit!
Was charged under the 0 T„A.. alithe
tnuawfully having t ltexieatelat
litieor for Sale. A conviction •w.n4p
the result and the aentetsce W*t
three. month's in jail and a fine n
and in default !of pay'lrte
11500,
,$four moui1.1t$4 dd.t"atonal in y,: 3,
J
e EEC, of Stratt fr-r ,
A. 117;n lm,r tr . F
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