HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1928-01-06, Page 5w Tuttor a tA, -a" aft, 4 'n .. 40 . i . 0 E; "good ma 010 to 4,97-09 qiq
tiiio Mah,prices th2r, and 7,Mv
pebplo? to thWal P7;9c, ar001w, 1401tt KENEY"Ases 19EAN� 44,= R alieep wvro� 00 0 US to-'.frult has -0 auadlal� to $10.74; co to Toronto, January' Qxd,,�,O tamon. 1. to e handpicked, $$.so Tcqelpts 2.Oi Top Te T=
't it price for htigpi, =d aeWamOtt, 'Was mado P ey 3Z on, up by'stdrind oTi a flat or i-r4d,g4busb ilgiavc- %04 Ladies axt4' graded a bomw of 01 00 hOJ POA4 I return my 43%11eere: tbalalw to, yen for the
re, 'says on qqleaW 4.nd, 50 cerits per hog 9r. off most sentgous support Beeord#d me on Moli-
e-the chops. made to 4ocal day 104t which, enabled to bee Plant P A few salci4 tv
-the election, for , 0; - ors. thvere in butchers at SQ -85, And,09,46 ,,I W My first
qlow sellers, At 07,25 to !A�40, thought will be to serve you faithfully and
ahe n1a, well in all Township aftirs. hearing, on -both quality and Chic4ow, ................... �o a The . ........... 4 ....... 35 life. As an example of this �8 'ta, 4 ras . .................. 32 r, THOMPSON.
st6tem, - . .............. so out two pickings of Gxa* over 5 �Ibo . ................. Do 4 to 5 11)p . ................... 28 ansteins wore made In i` -firly u, orm. condition We 24 TO THE ELECT094 OF -TUCKERSHITE.-
re 4 W*., :'1616d. ThIfruit from Olie ......... 22 ,w . as picked and a repreient , ative ............. ............. 50-52 Ladies and Goa 4aa�
I wish to thank' all the electors who auip-
't Ne stored, Ten da*s�, the fruit The issmiLy-.of he -lite Mrs. Alex. Gordon ported me in W�B �eagjit atest, and wish all
desire to express their 4appre.ciation of the a Very HaVVY, Nev Year.
rees w sympathy shown them in. their recent bereave-'
#om he other f" e:ge picked siad represeotative�sgiiipld stored alo4g DAIRY RgAgEET meat, also tohank those who so kindly loaa- 8134xI P. WATSON.
ed, their buggles.'
Toronto_ Angiary 8Td.-Cheese, new, large, The early picked . lfrutt wa§ not so 23 to 2g%,; twins, .23,h to* 24c; triplet4. 24% tons 01 0; � tydns, the qp, 1ot TUCKERSNETIR.
qjn4 14. 5c; S#1 : 26�.* d lame 27 TO Tq2 ELECTORS O�
ground color was. #111 a -pronoUne�. 27 -J-2 *0, 280; triplets 4and cut�l 98 to' 20/20, 04 SM0M. 490" Ladies and Ge"�leMeft: greenish yellow. , Thi' second lot Ittek---No. I 'creamery ints, 32- to 43c; I appreciite greatl�v tbpfact that although
*,as -highly colored with �a g6od yellow 41C. sicknew"Itad confined me to� the home for
Vound, and the fruit average.j three %V= h� extraw; In � cartons, 65 to 67c; some weeks, and I was unable to ask for
fresh extras. loose, 63 to 456c; fresh firsts, 58 Mrs. John Boyd desire to ex- your support, you havp paain
-*unds harder thallf the first, picked t�, slic., fresh secon&, -86 to 37c. ihekindness shown , seen fit to elect;
press their appoeeiation of , me to the office of Zouncill- or for the combig
u to th `by,their- neighbors and, in y r.
it. After two months' storage the . :Egp-�-Stbrage extras, 46 to 47c; firsts, 40 exj� friends ea ' I thank you for the coutinance of the
'irl . picked - fruit - was 'still market- to 4�- their r4cent-sad bercavemenU. confidence you have'plwed in me in the Uast
of.a. faithful discharge of
-Iillzbut lacked the desert quality, Apd ensure you
the dutiew'of the office.'
'ilor and hardness of the fruit from M. CLARK.
second picking. After three MARK=, 1, , , - ? -months, storage the first lot was past Lennan--On- ChAftnass �Eve,` X927, at - the and practically. unmarket- prime No. I Noi�iernl novalt'W" No. 2-14oq��rn, Royal�Viatorla Maternity ospital, to Mr. TO THE ZLZCT038 OF McMLLOP:
abTe, I whereas the late picked fruit Northeru.:$1.861/4; No. 4 346rth- and Mrs. Edward!' P. Lennon, 445 Cote, de
toug Ladies and Gentlemen. -
'Was in splendid condition and retafti� 'erin,l $L23%,. No. 2 h, $1.44%: No. 3. Neiges Road, Mlontrq#l, -a qop,
No, 4 tough, �1.211/-,. c -i.2- ,a tha I return my sjucere thenjas for your gen-
d jpd desert qualities. The pxpkel que.N- eiraq-4n Exeter H pi , ou'December 27th, rous support on Mnday, -3ast, in again elect-
.1vi1tie of the late pickled[ fruitwas eqj.� & W.r. and Mrs. Willi,sla sima� a son ing me to repmexit On in the McKillop
d fe,Wantoba� cas-No. 8 C.W., 67%c; No. I liani Evan). b highe ed, 65%4�7; No, 2 feed,'63%c; W -tern grain Council of - IM. - -
50 pe�r' arr( Bray�ln Exeter Hospite*, on Tuesday. De�- thii�'the first lot u;tatiena in ef. Parts. cember 27th,'to Mr. and Mr§, John Bray
America- corn, Toronto, freights, No. 2, Usboine, EL son. JOHN M. ECKERT.
Xliples shovnink conaiderable scab yellow, kiln, dried,,.$1.00; No. 3 yellow, kiln A �oj,blemish'ftom,�isease should not be 'dried, 99c; Argentine corn, $1.05. -Aept n storage any longer than nee- Millfeed-Delivered, Montreal. frelghto. 1= ECT�RS OF McTOP:
�assary, -as such fruit W rariably included: ran. per -ton. 884.25; shorts, per t1l ini , . ton, $86.25; middlings, 044.25. Ladies sitd ?.,Iemen-.-
Totana wilt'quicker than sound Sped- i Ontario oats --68e, f.o.b. shipping points. Ifunkin-Hamilton.-At Thames, Read Manse, I express my sincere thanks to you for
znens. Ontario Aced milling wheat -$1.27 f.o.b., Aipping points. according to -freights. Satufty December 24thf'Miss Elizabet again electing me, - to- the Council Board for
Good ventilation that 'Will drop the Irene. 0 45 � dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Wra. another year. I wi.11 bend every endeavor to
-teniperature of the storage room " Buekwheat-75c. A. Hamilton, t6- Mr. 'Nelsa' J. Hunkin. serve your interests in the coming year as I
youngest son of Mn and Mrs. Thomas Hun- have in the Past quickly as possible in.,the Autuinn is Rye -N- 2, $1.02. D. REGELE.
essential for the storing of the kut- -Manitoba flour -First patent, in cotton. kin, by, Rev. G. M, �Phldley. I $7.90; Toronto, second patent, in jute, $7.80. -unin varieties. Warm temperatures Ontario flour -Toronto, 90 per cent. patents, -hastenthe changes that ripen and Der barrel, in ear lots, $5.135 ; seaboard, in DEATHS TO THE ELECTORS OF MrKILLOP:
wflt apples, whereas low temperatures bulk. 05.85. Ladies and Gentlemen— prolong the storage* life y slowing Rackhey.-In Exeter, on Monday. December Permit me to express my appreciation of
mp the natural ripening process. 26th, Andrew Hackney, aged 65 years and Your continued confidence in me by again
LUVESTOCK MARKI&T 6 months. electing me to represent Your interests in the
Hodgert.-In Exeter, on Wednesday, Dedem- McKillop C,ouncil for tfie coming year.
Buffalo, January 3rd. -Hogs, 8,300; hold- her 29th, Mary Ann Hodgerk, aged 65
!KEEP TURKEYS APART FROM "'era, 480; 25 to 40 �ents higher; bulk, 170 years and 28 days. THOMAS J. McKAY.
pco4nds up, -*9.65 few 1$9.75; 150 to 160 pounds $9.25 to $9.50; 156 pounds, down, $9.00; OTHER POULTRY packing sows. $7.25 to *8.00. TO THE ELECTORS OF McKILLOP:
Turkeys can be' reared artificially e Cattle, 1,20; market mostly. 25 cents high- Ladies and Gentlemen:- r, spots, up-, top steers. $14.75 for 1.280 AIW I wish to express to you my thank� for the
and successfully when kept in elcoe Pounds; few loads�' $13.00 to $13.85; few Oil support you gave me in Monday's election
to $12.50; yearling heifers. $11.�5�to $12.50: and in electing me Reeve of. McKillop for the
-�,eohfinement. By this mchod alone $8.00 to. $10.00; fat,cows, inth time in succession- Service will be my
motto for 8.,
can they defy the deadly blackhead t.h5es, bull,, .06.50 to $9.00. SOUTH HURON AGRICULTURAL 'SOCIETY the year 192 . .,
and other diseases. 'This has again Calves, 1,000; 50 cents higher; top veal- Th annual meeting of the South Huron 'FRANK J.. McQUAID.
7been deifionstrated by Poultry divi§�' a,--. $17.00; cull and common. $9.00 to S12.50. Agricatuml Society will be held in �the Coni- Sheep. 4,200; fat 1-ambs, 50, cents higher; merciat' Hot�el,'Henssll, on Friday, January men of the University of Min- the, trong; good to choice lambs, 90 lbs' 20th at 1 0.m., for the ptirpose of receiving ion
mesota. --Experiments carried on in down, $14.00; culland common, $1.50 to $12; the 'Directors' and Auditors' annual reports,
to, $7.50. f6r the current year U. F. 3. MEYMN(G
1926 and- only recenily summarized ft'ewe6, the election of directors and the transaction of other business. iconfirih the splendid results reported. The regular monthly meeting of the U.F.O.
in, 1925 as to gains, costs, and Inortal- Union Stock Yards. Toro . nto, Ja I nuary, I 4th. W. D. SANDERS, liL. M. McLEAN. will be held in Crnegie- Hall, Seaforth. on
-f President. Secretary. Wednesday, January 11th, at 4 p.m. Mr. R.
-Ttigugh not qui�e bqf,4,-to normal fez, a. N. Bisgnnette, Bs.A., will -tuldreifs the meet-
' -As c6m on hens tire -carriers Of week's opening day, vourne of 'cattle ..Ppdy ig on "Entomology." ul-i4kheadr it is a cardinal principle on to -day's market was heavy for a Tueada-v, 3134-1 WILLIAM CHARTERS, President.
and a ecided ineresse. as compared with of the sb-called close 'confinement dally of the past fortnight Trade mneihod that the turkeys - must be kept was bit slow at the opening, with Bales-
apalt.from other poultryand on'clean men asking an advance in price, but after FOR SAM BY, 7ENDER, SCALES WANTED.
:groVud that has not been infecied by the first h.)ur cattle moved readily, with the t
-the poultry ftock. . At the tniversitY quarter. advance Pa,id for choice killers and f
the bulk selling Arm -to a shade stronger i Wanted to purchase a scale, 1500
'Farm, the eggs were ll-atoed in in-
than last,Weeles diose. The heavy steer class
was' rep resented by severa emall lottos
St. Luke's Anglican Church, Lot 12, Copce-4-
to 2000 pounds capacity. Must be in
cubstors and the poults were raied
-2n brooders End in Of UTICOn-
A
on County-
sion X1. Goshen Line, Stanley Township. Har-
L
-7
w Tuttor a tA, -a" aft, 4 'n .. 40 . i . 0 E; "good ma 010 to 4,97-09 qiq
tiiio Mah,prices th2r, and 7,Mv
pebplo? to thWal P7;9c, ar001w, 1401tt KENEY"Ases 19EAN� 44,= R alieep wvro� 00 0 US to-'.frult has -0 auadlal� to $10.74; co to Toronto, January' Qxd,,�,O tamon. 1. to e handpicked, $$.so Tcqelpts 2.Oi Top Te T=
't it price for htigpi, =d aeWamOtt, 'Was mado P ey 3Z on, up by'stdrind oTi a flat or i-r4d,g4busb ilgiavc- %04 Ladies axt4' graded a bomw of 01 00 hOJ POA4 I return my 43%11eere: tbalalw to, yen for the
re, 'says on qqleaW 4.nd, 50 cerits per hog 9r. off most sentgous support Beeord#d me on Moli-
e-the chops. made to 4ocal day 104t which, enabled to bee Plant P A few salci4 tv
-the election, for , 0; - ors. thvere in butchers at SQ -85, And,09,46 ,,I W My first
qlow sellers, At 07,25 to !A�40, thought will be to serve you faithfully and
ahe n1a, well in all Township aftirs. hearing, on -both quality and Chic4ow, ................... �o a The . ........... 4 ....... 35 life. As an example of this �8 'ta, 4 ras . .................. 32 r, THOMPSON.
st6tem, - . .............. so out two pickings of Gxa* over 5 �Ibo . ................. Do 4 to 5 11)p . ................... 28 ansteins wore made In i` -firly u, orm. condition We 24 TO THE ELECT094 OF -TUCKERSHITE.-
re 4 W*., :'1616d. ThIfruit from Olie ......... 22 ,w . as picked and a repreient , ative ............. ............. 50-52 Ladies and Goa 4aa�
I wish to thank' all the electors who auip-
't Ne stored, Ten da*s�, the fruit The issmiLy-.of he -lite Mrs. Alex. Gordon ported me in W�B �eagjit atest, and wish all
desire to express their 4appre.ciation of the a Very HaVVY, Nev Year.
rees w sympathy shown them in. their recent bereave-'
#om he other f" e:ge picked siad represeotative�sgiiipld stored alo4g DAIRY RgAgEET meat, also tohank those who so kindly loaa- 8134xI P. WATSON.
ed, their buggles.'
Toronto_ Angiary 8Td.-Cheese, new, large, The early picked . lfrutt wa§ not so 23 to 2g%,; twins, .23,h to* 24c; triplet4. 24% tons 01 0; � tydns, the qp, 1ot TUCKERSNETIR.
qjn4 14. 5c; S#1 : 26�.* d lame 27 TO Tq2 ELECTORS O�
ground color was. #111 a -pronoUne�. 27 -J-2 *0, 280; triplets 4and cut�l 98 to' 20/20, 04 SM0M. 490" Ladies and Ge"�leMeft: greenish yellow. , Thi' second lot Ittek---No. I 'creamery ints, 32- to 43c; I appreciite greatl�v tbpfact that although
*,as -highly colored with �a g6od yellow 41C. sicknew"Itad confined me to� the home for
Vound, and the fruit average.j three %V= h� extraw; In � cartons, 65 to 67c; some weeks, and I was unable to ask for
fresh extras. loose, 63 to 456c; fresh firsts, 58 Mrs. John Boyd desire to ex- your support, you havp paain
-*unds harder thallf the first, picked t�, slic., fresh secon&, -86 to 37c. ihekindness shown , seen fit to elect;
press their appoeeiation of , me to the office of Zouncill- or for the combig
u to th `by,their- neighbors and, in y r.
it. After two months' storage the . :Egp-�-Stbrage extras, 46 to 47c; firsts, 40 exj� friends ea ' I thank you for the coutinance of the
'irl . picked - fruit - was 'still market- to 4�- their r4cent-sad bercavemenU. confidence you have'plwed in me in the Uast
of.a. faithful discharge of
-Iillzbut lacked the desert quality, Apd ensure you
the dutiew'of the office.'
'ilor and hardness of the fruit from M. CLARK.
second picking. After three MARK=, 1, , , - ? -months, storage the first lot was past Lennan--On- ChAftnass �Eve,` X927, at - the and practically. unmarket- prime No. I Noi�iernl novalt'W" No. 2-14oq��rn, Royal�Viatorla Maternity ospital, to Mr. TO THE ZLZCT038 OF McMLLOP:
abTe, I whereas the late picked fruit Northeru.:$1.861/4; No. 4 346rth- and Mrs. Edward!' P. Lennon, 445 Cote, de
toug Ladies and Gentlemen. -
'Was in splendid condition and retafti� 'erin,l $L23%,. No. 2 h, $1.44%: No. 3. Neiges Road, Mlontrq#l, -a qop,
No, 4 tough, �1.211/-,. c -i.2- ,a tha I return my sjucere thenjas for your gen-
d jpd desert qualities. The pxpkel que.N- eiraq-4n Exeter H pi , ou'December 27th, rous support on Mnday, -3ast, in again elect-
.1vi1tie of the late pickled[ fruitwas eqj.� & W.r. and Mrs. Willi,sla sima� a son ing me to repmexit On in the McKillop
d fe,Wantoba� cas-No. 8 C.W., 67%c; No. I liani Evan). b highe ed, 65%4�7; No, 2 feed,'63%c; W -tern grain Council of - IM. - -
50 pe�r' arr( Bray�ln Exeter Hospite*, on Tuesday. De�- thii�'the first lot u;tatiena in ef. Parts. cember 27th,'to Mr. and Mr§, John Bray
America- corn, Toronto, freights, No. 2, Usboine, EL son. JOHN M. ECKERT.
Xliples shovnink conaiderable scab yellow, kiln, dried,,.$1.00; No. 3 yellow, kiln A �oj,blemish'ftom,�isease should not be 'dried, 99c; Argentine corn, $1.05. -Aept n storage any longer than nee- Millfeed-Delivered, Montreal. frelghto. 1= ECT�RS OF McTOP:
�assary, -as such fruit W rariably included: ran. per -ton. 884.25; shorts, per t1l ini , . ton, $86.25; middlings, 044.25. Ladies sitd ?.,Iemen-.-
Totana wilt'quicker than sound Sped- i Ontario oats --68e, f.o.b. shipping points. Ifunkin-Hamilton.-At Thames, Read Manse, I express my sincere thanks to you for
znens. Ontario Aced milling wheat -$1.27 f.o.b., Aipping points. according to -freights. Satufty December 24thf'Miss Elizabet again electing me, - to- the Council Board for
Good ventilation that 'Will drop the Irene. 0 45 � dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Wra. another year. I wi.11 bend every endeavor to
-teniperature of the storage room " Buekwheat-75c. A. Hamilton, t6- Mr. 'Nelsa' J. Hunkin. serve your interests in the coming year as I
youngest son of Mn and Mrs. Thomas Hun- have in the Past quickly as possible in.,the Autuinn is Rye -N- 2, $1.02. D. REGELE.
essential for the storing of the kut- -Manitoba flour -First patent, in cotton. kin, by, Rev. G. M, �Phldley. I $7.90; Toronto, second patent, in jute, $7.80. -unin varieties. Warm temperatures Ontario flour -Toronto, 90 per cent. patents, -hastenthe changes that ripen and Der barrel, in ear lots, $5.135 ; seaboard, in DEATHS TO THE ELECTORS OF MrKILLOP:
wflt apples, whereas low temperatures bulk. 05.85. Ladies and Gentlemen— prolong the storage* life y slowing Rackhey.-In Exeter, on Monday. December Permit me to express my appreciation of
mp the natural ripening process. 26th, Andrew Hackney, aged 65 years and Your continued confidence in me by again
LUVESTOCK MARKI&T 6 months. electing me to represent Your interests in the
Hodgert.-In Exeter, on Wednesday, Dedem- McKillop C,ouncil for tfie coming year.
Buffalo, January 3rd. -Hogs, 8,300; hold- her 29th, Mary Ann Hodgerk, aged 65
!KEEP TURKEYS APART FROM "'era, 480; 25 to 40 �ents higher; bulk, 170 years and 28 days. THOMAS J. McKAY.
pco4nds up, -*9.65 few 1$9.75; 150 to 160 pounds $9.25 to $9.50; 156 pounds, down, $9.00; OTHER POULTRY packing sows. $7.25 to *8.00. TO THE ELECTORS OF McKILLOP:
Turkeys can be' reared artificially e Cattle, 1,20; market mostly. 25 cents high- Ladies and Gentlemen:- r, spots, up-, top steers. $14.75 for 1.280 AIW I wish to express to you my thank� for the
and successfully when kept in elcoe Pounds; few loads�' $13.00 to $13.85; few Oil support you gave me in Monday's election
to $12.50; yearling heifers. $11.�5�to $12.50: and in electing me Reeve of. McKillop for the
-�,eohfinement. By this mchod alone $8.00 to. $10.00; fat,cows, inth time in succession- Service will be my
motto for 8.,
can they defy the deadly blackhead t.h5es, bull,, .06.50 to $9.00. SOUTH HURON AGRICULTURAL 'SOCIETY the year 192 . .,
and other diseases. 'This has again Calves, 1,000; 50 cents higher; top veal- Th annual meeting of the South Huron 'FRANK J.. McQUAID.
7been deifionstrated by Poultry divi§�' a,--. $17.00; cull and common. $9.00 to S12.50. Agricatuml Society will be held in �the Coni- Sheep. 4,200; fat 1-ambs, 50, cents higher; merciat' Hot�el,'Henssll, on Friday, January men of the University of Min- the, trong; good to choice lambs, 90 lbs' 20th at 1 0.m., for the ptirpose of receiving ion
mesota. --Experiments carried on in down, $14.00; culland common, $1.50 to $12; the 'Directors' and Auditors' annual reports,
to, $7.50. f6r the current year U. F. 3. MEYMN(G
1926 and- only recenily summarized ft'ewe6, the election of directors and the transaction of other business. iconfirih the splendid results reported. The regular monthly meeting of the U.F.O.
in, 1925 as to gains, costs, and Inortal- Union Stock Yards. Toro . nto, Ja I nuary, I 4th. W. D. SANDERS, liL. M. McLEAN. will be held in Crnegie- Hall, Seaforth. on
-f President. Secretary. Wednesday, January 11th, at 4 p.m. Mr. R.
-Ttigugh not qui�e bqf,4,-to normal fez, a. N. Bisgnnette, Bs.A., will -tuldreifs the meet-
' -As c6m on hens tire -carriers Of week's opening day, vourne of 'cattle ..Ppdy ig on "Entomology." ul-i4kheadr it is a cardinal principle on to -day's market was heavy for a Tueada-v, 3134-1 WILLIAM CHARTERS, President.
and a ecided ineresse. as compared with of the sb-called close 'confinement dally of the past fortnight Trade mneihod that the turkeys - must be kept was bit slow at the opening, with Bales-
apalt.from other poultryand on'clean men asking an advance in price, but after FOR SAM BY, 7ENDER, SCALES WANTED.
:groVud that has not been infecied by the first h.)ur cattle moved readily, with the t
-the poultry ftock. . At the tniversitY quarter. advance Pa,id for choice killers and f
the bulk selling Arm -to a shade stronger i Wanted to purchase a scale, 1500
'Farm, the eggs were ll-atoed in in-
than last,Weeles diose. The heavy steer class
was' rep resented by severa emall lottos
St. Luke's Anglican Church, Lot 12, Copce-4-
to 2000 pounds capacity. Must be in
cubstors and the poults were raied
-2n brooders End in Of UTICOn-
the odd load, wh ich Bead from 9% lalu%d
heavy
on County-
sion X1. Goshen Line, Stanley Township. Har-
good shape. Apply at THE EXPOS -
yards
tanlinated sod four feet wide by 40
ON Le"o$q9�J I
(0 Four acres, more or less, of cleared
if
ITOR OFFICE. 3134-1
10
feet in length.
,11UR
arable land, right of way necessary.
(2) Also church, timber frame lxtildiug,
S. 'T. Zoltmes a ESE
-77
LANDS FOR 'TAXES
�7777
4
cedar sleepers, size about 27 ft. x 36 ft.
(3)* Also timber frame abed, size about
ft, buildings to be
YOU'RE NOT SO DUMB
w Tuttor a tA, -a" aft, 4 'n .. 40 . i . 0 E; "good ma 010 to 4,97-09 qiq
tiiio Mah,prices th2r, and 7,Mv
pebplo? to thWal P7;9c, ar001w, 1401tt KENEY"Ases 19EAN� 44,= R alieep wvro� 00 0 US to-'.frult has -0 auadlal� to $10.74; co to Toronto, January' Qxd,,�,O tamon. 1. to e handpicked, $$.so Tcqelpts 2.Oi Top Te T=
't it price for htigpi, =d aeWamOtt, 'Was mado P ey 3Z on, up by'stdrind oTi a flat or i-r4d,g4busb ilgiavc- %04 Ladies axt4' graded a bomw of 01 00 hOJ POA4 I return my 43%11eere: tbalalw to, yen for the
re, 'says on qqleaW 4.nd, 50 cerits per hog 9r. off most sentgous support Beeord#d me on Moli-
e-the chops. made to 4ocal day 104t which, enabled to bee Plant P A few salci4 tv
-the election, for , 0; - ors. thvere in butchers at SQ -85, And,09,46 ,,I W My first
qlow sellers, At 07,25 to !A�40, thought will be to serve you faithfully and
ahe n1a, well in all Township aftirs. hearing, on -both quality and Chic4ow, ................... �o a The . ........... 4 ....... 35 life. As an example of this �8 'ta, 4 ras . .................. 32 r, THOMPSON.
st6tem, - . .............. so out two pickings of Gxa* over 5 �Ibo . ................. Do 4 to 5 11)p . ................... 28 ansteins wore made In i` -firly u, orm. condition We 24 TO THE ELECT094 OF -TUCKERSHITE.-
re 4 W*., :'1616d. ThIfruit from Olie ......... 22 ,w . as picked and a repreient , ative ............. ............. 50-52 Ladies and Goa 4aa�
I wish to thank' all the electors who auip-
't Ne stored, Ten da*s�, the fruit The issmiLy-.of he -lite Mrs. Alex. Gordon ported me in W�B �eagjit atest, and wish all
desire to express their 4appre.ciation of the a Very HaVVY, Nev Year.
rees w sympathy shown them in. their recent bereave-'
#om he other f" e:ge picked siad represeotative�sgiiipld stored alo4g DAIRY RgAgEET meat, also tohank those who so kindly loaa- 8134xI P. WATSON.
ed, their buggles.'
Toronto_ Angiary 8Td.-Cheese, new, large, The early picked . lfrutt wa§ not so 23 to 2g%,; twins, .23,h to* 24c; triplet4. 24% tons 01 0; � tydns, the qp, 1ot TUCKERSNETIR.
qjn4 14. 5c; S#1 : 26�.* d lame 27 TO Tq2 ELECTORS O�
ground color was. #111 a -pronoUne�. 27 -J-2 *0, 280; triplets 4and cut�l 98 to' 20/20, 04 SM0M. 490" Ladies and Ge"�leMeft: greenish yellow. , Thi' second lot Ittek---No. I 'creamery ints, 32- to 43c; I appreciite greatl�v tbpfact that although
*,as -highly colored with �a g6od yellow 41C. sicknew"Itad confined me to� the home for
Vound, and the fruit average.j three %V= h� extraw; In � cartons, 65 to 67c; some weeks, and I was unable to ask for
fresh extras. loose, 63 to 456c; fresh firsts, 58 Mrs. John Boyd desire to ex- your support, you havp paain
-*unds harder thallf the first, picked t�, slic., fresh secon&, -86 to 37c. ihekindness shown , seen fit to elect;
press their appoeeiation of , me to the office of Zouncill- or for the combig
u to th `by,their- neighbors and, in y r.
it. After two months' storage the . :Egp-�-Stbrage extras, 46 to 47c; firsts, 40 exj� friends ea ' I thank you for the coutinance of the
'irl . picked - fruit - was 'still market- to 4�- their r4cent-sad bercavemenU. confidence you have'plwed in me in the Uast
of.a. faithful discharge of
-Iillzbut lacked the desert quality, Apd ensure you
the dutiew'of the office.'
'ilor and hardness of the fruit from M. CLARK.
second picking. After three MARK=, 1, , , - ? -months, storage the first lot was past Lennan--On- ChAftnass �Eve,` X927, at - the and practically. unmarket- prime No. I Noi�iernl novalt'W" No. 2-14oq��rn, Royal�Viatorla Maternity ospital, to Mr. TO THE ZLZCT038 OF McMLLOP:
abTe, I whereas the late picked fruit Northeru.:$1.861/4; No. 4 346rth- and Mrs. Edward!' P. Lennon, 445 Cote, de
toug Ladies and Gentlemen. -
'Was in splendid condition and retafti� 'erin,l $L23%,. No. 2 h, $1.44%: No. 3. Neiges Road, Mlontrq#l, -a qop,
No, 4 tough, �1.211/-,. c -i.2- ,a tha I return my sjucere thenjas for your gen-
d jpd desert qualities. The pxpkel que.N- eiraq-4n Exeter H pi , ou'December 27th, rous support on Mnday, -3ast, in again elect-
.1vi1tie of the late pickled[ fruitwas eqj.� & W.r. and Mrs. Willi,sla sima� a son ing me to repmexit On in the McKillop
d fe,Wantoba� cas-No. 8 C.W., 67%c; No. I liani Evan). b highe ed, 65%4�7; No, 2 feed,'63%c; W -tern grain Council of - IM. - -
50 pe�r' arr( Bray�ln Exeter Hospite*, on Tuesday. De�- thii�'the first lot u;tatiena in ef. Parts. cember 27th,'to Mr. and Mr§, John Bray
America- corn, Toronto, freights, No. 2, Usboine, EL son. JOHN M. ECKERT.
Xliples shovnink conaiderable scab yellow, kiln, dried,,.$1.00; No. 3 yellow, kiln A �oj,blemish'ftom,�isease should not be 'dried, 99c; Argentine corn, $1.05. -Aept n storage any longer than nee- Millfeed-Delivered, Montreal. frelghto. 1= ECT�RS OF McTOP:
�assary, -as such fruit W rariably included: ran. per -ton. 884.25; shorts, per t1l ini , . ton, $86.25; middlings, 044.25. Ladies sitd ?.,Iemen-.-
Totana wilt'quicker than sound Sped- i Ontario oats --68e, f.o.b. shipping points. Ifunkin-Hamilton.-At Thames, Read Manse, I express my sincere thanks to you for
znens. Ontario Aced milling wheat -$1.27 f.o.b., Aipping points. according to -freights. Satufty December 24thf'Miss Elizabet again electing me, - to- the Council Board for
Good ventilation that 'Will drop the Irene. 0 45 � dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Wra. another year. I wi.11 bend every endeavor to
-teniperature of the storage room " Buekwheat-75c. A. Hamilton, t6- Mr. 'Nelsa' J. Hunkin. serve your interests in the coming year as I
youngest son of Mn and Mrs. Thomas Hun- have in the Past quickly as possible in.,the Autuinn is Rye -N- 2, $1.02. D. REGELE.
essential for the storing of the kut- -Manitoba flour -First patent, in cotton. kin, by, Rev. G. M, �Phldley. I $7.90; Toronto, second patent, in jute, $7.80. -unin varieties. Warm temperatures Ontario flour -Toronto, 90 per cent. patents, -hastenthe changes that ripen and Der barrel, in ear lots, $5.135 ; seaboard, in DEATHS TO THE ELECTORS OF MrKILLOP:
wflt apples, whereas low temperatures bulk. 05.85. Ladies and Gentlemen— prolong the storage* life y slowing Rackhey.-In Exeter, on Monday. December Permit me to express my appreciation of
mp the natural ripening process. 26th, Andrew Hackney, aged 65 years and Your continued confidence in me by again
LUVESTOCK MARKI&T 6 months. electing me to represent Your interests in the
Hodgert.-In Exeter, on Wednesday, Dedem- McKillop C,ouncil for tfie coming year.
Buffalo, January 3rd. -Hogs, 8,300; hold- her 29th, Mary Ann Hodgerk, aged 65
!KEEP TURKEYS APART FROM "'era, 480; 25 to 40 �ents higher; bulk, 170 years and 28 days. THOMAS J. McKAY.
pco4nds up, -*9.65 few 1$9.75; 150 to 160 pounds $9.25 to $9.50; 156 pounds, down, $9.00; OTHER POULTRY packing sows. $7.25 to *8.00. TO THE ELECTORS OF McKILLOP:
Turkeys can be' reared artificially e Cattle, 1,20; market mostly. 25 cents high- Ladies and Gentlemen:- r, spots, up-, top steers. $14.75 for 1.280 AIW I wish to express to you my thank� for the
and successfully when kept in elcoe Pounds; few loads�' $13.00 to $13.85; few Oil support you gave me in Monday's election
to $12.50; yearling heifers. $11.�5�to $12.50: and in electing me Reeve of. McKillop for the
-�,eohfinement. By this mchod alone $8.00 to. $10.00; fat,cows, inth time in succession- Service will be my
motto for 8.,
can they defy the deadly blackhead t.h5es, bull,, .06.50 to $9.00. SOUTH HURON AGRICULTURAL 'SOCIETY the year 192 . .,
and other diseases. 'This has again Calves, 1,000; 50 cents higher; top veal- Th annual meeting of the South Huron 'FRANK J.. McQUAID.
7been deifionstrated by Poultry divi§�' a,--. $17.00; cull and common. $9.00 to S12.50. Agricatuml Society will be held in �the Coni- Sheep. 4,200; fat 1-ambs, 50, cents higher; merciat' Hot�el,'Henssll, on Friday, January men of the University of Min- the, trong; good to choice lambs, 90 lbs' 20th at 1 0.m., for the ptirpose of receiving ion
mesota. --Experiments carried on in down, $14.00; culland common, $1.50 to $12; the 'Directors' and Auditors' annual reports,
to, $7.50. f6r the current year U. F. 3. MEYMN(G
1926 and- only recenily summarized ft'ewe6, the election of directors and the transaction of other business. iconfirih the splendid results reported. The regular monthly meeting of the U.F.O.
in, 1925 as to gains, costs, and Inortal- Union Stock Yards. Toro . nto, Ja I nuary, I 4th. W. D. SANDERS, liL. M. McLEAN. will be held in Crnegie- Hall, Seaforth. on
-f President. Secretary. Wednesday, January 11th, at 4 p.m. Mr. R.
-Ttigugh not qui�e bqf,4,-to normal fez, a. N. Bisgnnette, Bs.A., will -tuldreifs the meet-
' -As c6m on hens tire -carriers Of week's opening day, vourne of 'cattle ..Ppdy ig on "Entomology." ul-i4kheadr it is a cardinal principle on to -day's market was heavy for a Tueada-v, 3134-1 WILLIAM CHARTERS, President.
and a ecided ineresse. as compared with of the sb-called close 'confinement dally of the past fortnight Trade mneihod that the turkeys - must be kept was bit slow at the opening, with Bales-
apalt.from other poultryand on'clean men asking an advance in price, but after FOR SAM BY, 7ENDER, SCALES WANTED.
:groVud that has not been infecied by the first h.)ur cattle moved readily, with the t
-the poultry ftock. . At the tniversitY quarter. advance Pa,id for choice killers and f
the bulk selling Arm -to a shade stronger i Wanted to purchase a scale, 1500
Irm edder, PoOn Plowet, V. lo RVA �40YAUArrp dtilnt *00h mapure sproder, a 21row,'uuMer, p: Irw
$Miller, Climax bull -WW'44 feet' OX
vive pod 40 feet,of froa belt;� 114, hor�4*"i,
eug,lija' almost new. sood wo.
hay ruv. viavel bm 4juing gany plow, set of aqlghs wiWrkk, set
of� scale$ 2,000 lbs. 9bgr tire top
buggy, steel tire Clintn fanning *W,
set of 4�sectAow harrows. Star $44ap, oar, . in
good running order, 2 sets of, do0l btirussa
(nearjy new), 8 good horse cQuAs, 60 Vuohela
of good clean whita sweet clover eed,.2a tims
of millet, 10 tons of hay. The o, impatt-
ments , arls a nearly new, meat of - them be�
ing purchased in the last two years. Every-
-thing to be: sold,-- as proiirietor has seedea.
down is farm. Terms-$6ven months' credit
will be given on furnishing bankable paper,
or a discount of 4010 strailrht allowed for cash.
GUSTAVE BTSBACK, Proprietor;
Elliott, Auctioneer. UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK� Ex-
plements and Household Furiture-Wr.
Thomas Brown has been instructed to
sell by public auction on Lot 16, Concession
8, H.R.S., Tuelversawith, on Friday, January
6th, 1928, At one o'clock p.m., the following:
Z(orsesT*o blood horses, I general purDaze
borse. good single or double. Cattle -Two
cows du6 in March, 8 helfer� calves, I- purp
bred Ayrshire cow due in March, I pare, bre4
Ayrobire cow with calf by aide; I Jew
heifer due in April. Hogs --Two sows; ZZ
25 hens, limlements-Mne drill, cultivntot,
na,ruess.' bean dultivator, harvester, plough,
roller, w�gon, buggy, cutter, light a
buggy poles, horse lylankets8 Buff&L-r-hu
neakyoke'and whiffietrees, I set; double Dium-
ess. 3 sets single harness, logging chains,
forks, shovels, wheelbarrow and -lawn mower.
a quantity of hey and roots. Houpehold Zf-
fects-One dresser, I bed, I spring, I Pandora
kitchen range with water front, wicker baby
buggy, quantity of quart jars, wringer, table
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms -All sums of $10 and -_under, cash-,
over that amount 6 months' credit will be
-given an approved joint notes. Six per cent
per annum off for cash on credit amouAts.
J. H. PRICE, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auc-
tioneer.
AUCrrION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
IMPLEMENTS on Lot 23. Hay Township,
1/4 mile north of Zurich. Goshen Line, on Fri-
day, January 13th, 1928, commencing at one
sharp, the following: Horses --One
team of horses, I driver, I sucking colt
Cattle -Vine cows mostly fresh. one due to
calve in February; 7 steers rising 2 5
heifers rising 2 years. 10 sPring calves, �,;
small calves, I pure bred bull. Figs - 27
stocker pigs weighing about 100 pounds' I saw
with litter at foot. Hens --150 White Leg-
horn hens, mostly pallets. Implements, Etc. -
Massey -Harris binder 6 f9ot cut, Wassey-Har-
ris 5 -foot mower, Massey -Harris d6c, Massey -
Harris corn cultivator with puller attarh-
ment, International fertilizer disc "rum steel roller. 5-secti.. harrows. I
tion harroovs, gasoline engine 9 LP., Gray
engine 4 H.P., .,hand scuffier, spring tooth
cultivator� steel rake, two wagons, 2 hay
racks, 2 gravel boxes, wagon box. and stock
rack. 2 fanning mills, 20004b, scales, wheel-
barrow, manure wagon. ladder, logging chain,
2 double plows. 2 single plows, Pair bob-
sleighs, 3 sets of team harness, Chevrolet car
in gbod running order, about 6 tons of
clover hay, F) storm windows, about 80 onion
racks, 2 bushels alsike clver, 2 bushels red
cicver and numerous other articles. Terms --
All sums of 610 and under, cash; over that
amount 10 months' credit will be given on
furnishing approved joint notes.- Four per
cent. a freight off for cash on credit, amountu.
OSCAR KOEHLER. Proprietor; R. F. Stade,
Clerk; Arthur Weber, Auctloneer. 3133-2
pIGS FOR SALE. -TEN- GOOD YOUNG
pigs eight weeks old. Phone 16-145, Sea -
forth. HARRY CHESNEY. 3134-1
F OR SALE. -A BROOD SOW DUE TO
farow about the 20th of January. Apply
to JOHN T. ELGIE, R. R. No. 2, Kippen, or
phone X1 on 134. 81S4-tf
ESTRAY STFER.--STRAYF-D ON TO THE
premises of the u ndemigned. a grey steer.
about two years old. Owner can have same
by proving Property and paying charges. W,
F ALEXANDER, Hensall. Phone 6-82, Hen -
.all. 3132-3
FOR SALE. -A FEW CHOICE LEICESTER
ew�. bred in No�ember. Apply to
WILLIAM CHARTERS, R. R. 3. Seaforth.
Phone 4-137. 313 1 -tf
BULLS FOR SALE. -FUR SALE 6 PURE
bred Durham bull calves. roivns and reds.
From Ornnge Marquis bull. Apply to G. R.
McCARTNEY, Seaforth. or phone 15 on 137.
3131-tf
1FARMS FOR SALE. -A LfEVV CHOICE
farms in the Townships of Usbarno,
ruckeramith and Hibbert. Gao& bulIdiu,,ToaTkd
pell located ao to markets. THOMAS CAM-
CRON, Exeter, Out. 800849
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 30. CONCESSION
10 . Morris Townihip, containing about
50 Rcr�. adjoining Village of Walton. C.P.R.
station within 20 roda. On the property is a
bank barn 40x80. hen house 16x32. silo 12x3O,
never failing well with windmill. comfortable
frame hou�e conbaininz 7 rooms with modern
�onveniendes, new furnace. electric lights. large
woo&hed attached to house. The lan& is rst
class, well drained and in splendid state of
cultimtion. Phone 14-232, Seaforth. or apply
on the premises t,o JOHN MoDONALD, Saw..
mill. Walton. 8120)[4-tf
TENDFMS WANTED
Temder� for 10 cords of 14-ineh green bc,dy
d-ood. at leat 60 Per cent. maple, t� b�
at No. 6 Schoal Hoii. Tuckersmith.
before April ist. 1928. ,vill be r�ei�ed by
the unde�ignerl until January 201h. 1929.
SAM WHITEMORE,
Seeretary-Trensurer.
R. R. No. 3, S�oforth
FORGET 7HE BLUES ! i
I 19A1RN -� "I".
Engineering. Auto Mechanics. Electri- cal I tfon. Batt- er7 or ol d Ing
Fx orts H se Wir Uff. 0 1 I and Plasterin ]so Barbert sin es' EntalhN�,.
dressina. �'h
Eam $6 0�0 P) I 0 per. Day, Elaw weeks required to learn. Eitpz t Instructors, Fractical Big Demand. 9 art NOW for bt r pay and a weht Or call for
ep*olrl Otio? nnd ree Books.
I 5 Tmda Schcoac
ne" f3treet went, Toronto,
r St e t du, 7 ).'O 0 S h ON-, ON T4 WAnteir T erm Beg!= Jia'aw 3rd B. F. W, AW,, B.A-9 Win -ter Te 0 rM TTESSDAIF, JANUARY -3rd 1928, Complete and thoroug� courses leading to ftlbifia Free employment service for the benefit 04 all students. Without obligation, Write. for free catalogue.- 1. CENTRAIL BUSENESS COLLEGE, Stratford, Ont R. F. Lumsden, B.A, Principal. IHolidays Are Over, Back to Butmew HHS store is going out after bigger busin6ss in 1.928 -gireater efforts wfli accomplish this, coupled- with the piroper kind of merchandising ad'-serwoe render- ed. We will have to step some as the business.year of Y T of 1927 for this store w&.q a big year tart with theire arc many odd gift lines left over after the Christmas and.New Year's buyiing that e are cutting down in . price for quick selling. Come -in andlook around. P. J� KELLY, STRkTFGRD One way fare paid from RgitcheR, Dublin and Seafortk, either by railroad or car, on purchases of $20.00 or over.
'Farm, the eggs were ll-atoed in in-
than last,Weeles diose. The heavy steer class
was' rep resented by severa emall lottos
St. Luke's Anglican Church, Lot 12, Copce-4-
to 2000 pounds capacity. Must be in
cubstors and the poults were raied
-2n brooders End in Of UTICOn-
the odd load, wh ich Bead from 9% lalu%d
heavy
on County-
sion X1. Goshen Line, Stanley Township. Har-
good shape. Apply at THE EXPOS -
yards
tanlinated sod four feet wide by 40
cents, outside of one prime waiert mad�
a top of 12 centB per potilid, wile on 1�';
(0 Four acres, more or less, of cleared
if
ITOR OFFICE. 3134-1
10
feet in length.
of a dozen near heavies, just under �,200
ds, sold -at 11V& cents per pound Randy -
"u'
arable land, right of way necessary.
(2) Also church, timber frame lxtildiug,
S. 'T. Zoltmes a ESE
0
LANDS FOR 'TAXES
.4n, one group of 33 hatched May
:20AM 1926, 29 were sold in� the Fall,
weight butcher steers brought f -o;� 7.80 to
9% cents. and the range on buU.r heifers
cedar sleepers, size about 27 ft. x 36 ft.
(3)* Also timber frame abed, size about
ft, buildings to be
YOU'RE NOT SO DUMB
-when they averaged more than 12
was 71/2 to 10 cents per pound. Good butcher
dirring
26 ft x 30 removed if
required by Vendor. before April lat, 1928.
To suffer from gore Throst� Bronchitis.
pounds etch and netted 43 a- bird ov-
cows, which maintained their vilue
the easing off in other killers las t week sold
- Particulars may be obtained from Mr. Wm.
Fee, Hensall, Ontario.
Cough. Bronchial Asthma, Catarrh, Head
Colds, Adenoids and Tonsil Troubles, when
,et the 'feed cost. Two died natural
death, and two were accidentally kill-
steady at 6% to 7% cents for good to choice
generally, while some real choice bute hers and
: Sealed ienders for any or all of tbtFabove
parcels. 1, 2, 3, accompanid by marked
GOOD results, are guarantee<] by using Mrs.
S3,billa, Spahra TonsilitL�. Try It. Keating's
0
Finest Motor and Home-
ed. The y were raised at a feed cost
choice fat cown were firm to strong at 8 to
an treme 81A ents per pound. Bulls ere
cheque for ten per cent of te,nder, must be
rug Store, Seaforth; A. W. I,. Hemphill.
3134-2
dirawn equipmen
.�Of 7.8 cents per pound$ or less than $1
stronger at 7 to 8 cents per pound, far good
cimt to the undersigned on or before Ist
February, 1928, from whom full partidalars
Hensall.
< >
Prepared and 1b. copies thereof may, Ira am
had in my d that the list ia Itzing
In of 36, which-wer 13
to choice, with plain butcher bulls downward
to 5 cents. Store cattle supply was very light
c' n be obtained: the highest or any tender
Pot necessarily accepted.
0
published in the 0 rin Gazette, OctoPsw nta
another group
liatched as Ate as.Julyt 35 were fed
--until
-7.8
amounting I Just a load of stockers which
sold at 6% cents �per pound, and ii few feed-'
7Y4 to 8 Pound. Some
ARCHDEACON W. J. DOHERTY,
29th, November 5th, 12th and Ifth,
<>
0
at a ost o cents per pound
'they Weighed a little more than seven
era at rom cents per
f
t�alf-dozen baby beeves of fairly good qualit
Everything
Bor �307, London, Ont.
residence, North Main SreeL
brought 10al, cents per pound.
3134-9
ANNUAL MEMNG
Flowers furnished on ohort
<>
m
-pounds. ech. They were then Er-
in the offering, outside of a few late arriv-
0
notice. All kinds o2 uED-
3ceted and netted $1.70.a bird over the
als, which were held, ;was sold by closing
The annual meeting of the Seaforth
<0
1�ed costs.
Some of the groups, had no losses
time, with feeling steady too strong as re-
gards killer values generally.
There was plenty of dem-and at steady pric
RAA-1\qKUq
Agricultural Society will.be held in
the Carnegie. Library on
awh ile a group 6t 12,which -were
M ve� to a house justvacated by hens
' q�
es for the light supply of calves. Mm- per
good veals sold steady at 14 to 15 cents
and a 4ew primes made 151/2 'cents.
AGENCY
S,ATURDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1928
-2d
and placed on poultTy contaminat
pound,
Ligh� calves and medium quaRty Yeala brought
the
lInsurance ym&.
at 2 o'clock
Sat�,/,\r Logo Winted
11 died within a mouth. .
8% jo 12 cents. The bulk of offering
_granhd,
A. C. Smith, chief of the division of
showed good to choice quality.
13��
5onds, Re'SR' Es'ia'�Z
Business-Reeiving Financial Re -
&t �Pme wz�tan Saw
poultt-y husbandry) 'University of Mill-
Good ewe and wether lambs a euj�g at
cents per Pound for the bulk registered an-
Moneyto Lon
"
port for 1927; election f Officers and
I business.
-a, sota, says that one of the objects of
other half cent per pound;,radvanee over last
lot
Directors for 1928, an( other
. I
i efI92� experiment was to determine
week's similar gain, and one small of
fancy lambs made 14 cents. Some light feed-
&E AFORTH, GIMTARHO
NJ
F. HARBURN, V.S.,
tle�necessary amount Of animal mat-
er lambs sold 'it 11 ents and, bucks at 10%
phone 92
President.
V111. 0. IM2AZY
-tgr �ii�eded in the rations of the tur-
cents per Pound. Sheep were a shade -Arong-
0
Licensed Embalmer =4
0
Hard Mapl�. Soft Maple. Soft Elm, Basp
wood nd Rock Elm. Cut hard aM o7di
Ireys. Dry mash containing thirty
er than la,st week. a couple of choice light ewes bringing 7 cents per pound and good
Funeral Director.
0
-per cent. meat scraps gave the %best
n celits. Culls sold down-
IqX 4 from 6- to 6V!z
0
Up-to-date Horse and- Radmy
-results, he says. This was kept be-
-ward to .4 cents Per P�und . Total sheep and
0
-2�dre them all the time.
lamb supply was light at around 500.
Th4 hog market was unsettled with packer
an odd Ing 10' foet long. All small or de-
'�,This mash W as composed of equal
'
-pirts by weight of yellow corn meal,
buyers bidding the steady 9.15 cents Per
pound for bacon selects. w.D.r., and salesmen
cen
fpdtive �oft elm logn. 8, 11 and 13 feet long.
'%eat midd lings, wheat 'bran and oat
to
hAding out for a quarter advance. The ]on.
comidering that there was no market yester-
XR st
2
Cut ba,ood Ima, 10. 12 and 14 feet , rock
elm ].g.-. 12 and 14 feet, Highest cash price
-90ur to start with, but changed
day, was light, and it looked as though
0
paid for log� which wil) be classed firsta,
oats as the -turkeys grew old
there was a good chance of ranking the ask-
seconds nnd thirda.
JOHN McDONALD,
-lw�ound
er, To 70 pounds- of this mixture
4is added 30 Poundh of high gTade
ed price when settlement is arrived at.
-The reeeiPts to -day were 2,146 ca�tle, 157
510 and lambs.
Phoig 14-232 Walton, Ome.
-meat scraps, a half pound of tine
calves, 1,228 bogs, and sheep
Quotation.- Heavy beef steers. choice, $10
GUARANTEED
table salt, and a half pound of pow-
:d6ved charcoal . After' they W'bri 9 ix
to $11.00; do, fair, $9.00 to Sio.00; butcher
steers, choice, �9.50 to $10.26; do., fair to good
$8.00 to �9.00; loutcher hiffers, choice, 0.00
-Vebki old the turkeys were hopper-
do., common, $7.50 to $8.00; but-
:qdd until they were ready for the
A mixture of cracked
cher cows. good to choice, $7.00 to 08.00, do.
fair to good, 05.50 to �6.50,, do.. cdvninon 'to
grain
medium, $4.60 to i$6.50; do. canners and cut-
If you are interested in investing your savings in securities
GenemR Ensurance Agermy
ters, !38.00 to $4 . 60: butcher bulls,' good to do., medium, �6.00 to
choice, 0.00 to �9.00;
of the most conservative type, yielding an attractive rate of inter
- baby $6.75: do., bolognas. - 64.75 to $5.25.
to S13.00, feeders, cholieev$7.00
est, we recommend "GUARANTEED INVESTMENT BONDS."
!
Licensed Embalmer.
8,r REM
beef, 010-00
to $8.00; stockers, choice, 07.25 to 0.50 1, do.
fair to medium' .,iio to ' $17.00; springem,
hese bonds meet every requirement of a sa& investment, being
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choice, $9.00 to �110.00: milch Low�, choice.
S75.00 to �qil.00; plain to medium cown, $50
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They are availab4 in denonlingtibnS of $500.00, $1000.00 End UP
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choice, 05ze to U,60. do. heavies. V4,OW zV
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whtds. We Invite your inquiries.
Me' I" opt 12ateo,
$%15 to $5.00, do.,.culls, 03-00AD 04,00; bogs, AGledtO-
&ID, C.. tIMo8 �9,40; do., fed, M%tO009-10
thick th,- W.O.C., Q8.s5 o S .9 : d*..
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fed, U.26 toe 08-50. e �lf%r dis4oanta an Werlor grades of
Irm edder, PoOn Plowet, V. lo RVA �40YAUArrp dtilnt *00h mapure sproder, a 21row,'uuMer, p: Irw
$Miller, Climax bull -WW'44 feet' OX
vive pod 40 feet,of froa belt;� 114, hor�4*"i,
eug,lija' almost new. sood wo.
hay ruv. viavel bm 4juing gany plow, set of aqlghs wiWrkk, set
of� scale$ 2,000 lbs. 9bgr tire top
buggy, steel tire Clintn fanning *W,
set of 4�sectAow harrows. Star $44ap, oar, . in
good running order, 2 sets of, do0l btirussa
(nearjy new), 8 good horse cQuAs, 60 Vuohela
of good clean whita sweet clover eed,.2a tims
of millet, 10 tons of hay. The o, impatt-
ments , arls a nearly new, meat of - them be�
ing purchased in the last two years. Every-
-thing to be: sold,-- as proiirietor has seedea.
down is farm. Terms-$6ven months' credit
will be given on furnishing bankable paper,
or a discount of 4010 strailrht allowed for cash.
GUSTAVE BTSBACK, Proprietor;
Elliott, Auctioneer. UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK� Ex-
plements and Household Furiture-Wr.
Thomas Brown has been instructed to
sell by public auction on Lot 16, Concession
8, H.R.S., Tuelversawith, on Friday, January
6th, 1928, At one o'clock p.m., the following:
Z(orsesT*o blood horses, I general purDaze
borse. good single or double. Cattle -Two
cows du6 in March, 8 helfer� calves, I- purp
bred Ayrshire cow due in March, I pare, bre4
Ayrobire cow with calf by aide; I Jew
heifer due in April. Hogs --Two sows; ZZ
25 hens, limlements-Mne drill, cultivntot,
na,ruess.' bean dultivator, harvester, plough,
roller, w�gon, buggy, cutter, light a
buggy poles, horse lylankets8 Buff&L-r-hu
neakyoke'and whiffietrees, I set; double Dium-
ess. 3 sets single harness, logging chains,
forks, shovels, wheelbarrow and -lawn mower.
a quantity of hey and roots. Houpehold Zf-
fects-One dresser, I bed, I spring, I Pandora
kitchen range with water front, wicker baby
buggy, quantity of quart jars, wringer, table
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms -All sums of $10 and -_under, cash-,
over that amount 6 months' credit will be
-given an approved joint notes. Six per cent
per annum off for cash on credit amouAts.
J. H. PRICE, Proprietor; T. Brown, Auc-
tioneer.
AUCrrION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
IMPLEMENTS on Lot 23. Hay Township,
1/4 mile north of Zurich. Goshen Line, on Fri-
day, January 13th, 1928, commencing at one
sharp, the following: Horses --One
team of horses, I driver, I sucking colt
Cattle -Vine cows mostly fresh. one due to
calve in February; 7 steers rising 2 5
heifers rising 2 years. 10 sPring calves, �,;
small calves, I pure bred bull. Figs - 27
stocker pigs weighing about 100 pounds' I saw
with litter at foot. Hens --150 White Leg-
horn hens, mostly pallets. Implements, Etc. -
Massey -Harris binder 6 f9ot cut, Wassey-Har-
ris 5 -foot mower, Massey -Harris d6c, Massey -
Harris corn cultivator with puller attarh-
ment, International fertilizer disc "rum steel roller. 5-secti.. harrows. I
tion harroovs, gasoline engine 9 LP., Gray
engine 4 H.P., .,hand scuffier, spring tooth
cultivator� steel rake, two wagons, 2 hay
racks, 2 gravel boxes, wagon box. and stock
rack. 2 fanning mills, 20004b, scales, wheel-
barrow, manure wagon. ladder, logging chain,
2 double plows. 2 single plows, Pair bob-
sleighs, 3 sets of team harness, Chevrolet car
in gbod running order, about 6 tons of
clover hay, F) storm windows, about 80 onion
racks, 2 bushels alsike clver, 2 bushels red
cicver and numerous other articles. Terms --
All sums of 610 and under, cash; over that
amount 10 months' credit will be given on
furnishing approved joint notes.- Four per
cent. a freight off for cash on credit, amountu.
OSCAR KOEHLER. Proprietor; R. F. Stade,
Clerk; Arthur Weber, Auctloneer. 3133-2
pIGS FOR SALE. -TEN- GOOD YOUNG
pigs eight weeks old. Phone 16-145, Sea -
forth. HARRY CHESNEY. 3134-1
F OR SALE. -A BROOD SOW DUE TO
farow about the 20th of January. Apply
to JOHN T. ELGIE, R. R. No. 2, Kippen, or
phone X1 on 134. 81S4-tf
ESTRAY STFER.--STRAYF-D ON TO THE
premises of the u ndemigned. a grey steer.
about two years old. Owner can have same
by proving Property and paying charges. W,
F ALEXANDER, Hensall. Phone 6-82, Hen -
.all. 3132-3
FOR SALE. -A FEW CHOICE LEICESTER
ew�. bred in No�ember. Apply to
WILLIAM CHARTERS, R. R. 3. Seaforth.
Phone 4-137. 313 1 -tf
BULLS FOR SALE. -FUR SALE 6 PURE
bred Durham bull calves. roivns and reds.
From Ornnge Marquis bull. Apply to G. R.
McCARTNEY, Seaforth. or phone 15 on 137.
3131-tf
1FARMS FOR SALE. -A LfEVV CHOICE
farms in the Townships of Usbarno,
ruckeramith and Hibbert. Gao& bulIdiu,,ToaTkd
pell located ao to markets. THOMAS CAM-
CRON, Exeter, Out. 800849
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 30. CONCESSION
10 . Morris Townihip, containing about
50 Rcr�. adjoining Village of Walton. C.P.R.
station within 20 roda. On the property is a
bank barn 40x80. hen house 16x32. silo 12x3O,
never failing well with windmill. comfortable
frame hou�e conbaininz 7 rooms with modern
�onveniendes, new furnace. electric lights. large
woo&hed attached to house. The lan& is rst
class, well drained and in splendid state of
cultimtion. Phone 14-232, Seaforth. or apply
on the premises t,o JOHN MoDONALD, Saw..
mill. Walton. 8120)[4-tf
TENDFMS WANTED
Temder� for 10 cords of 14-ineh green bc,dy
d-ood. at leat 60 Per cent. maple, t� b�
at No. 6 Schoal Hoii. Tuckersmith.
before April ist. 1928. ,vill be r�ei�ed by
the unde�ignerl until January 201h. 1929.
SAM WHITEMORE,
Seeretary-Trensurer.
R. R. No. 3, S�oforth
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Eam $6 0�0 P) I 0 per. Day, Elaw weeks required to learn. Eitpz t Instructors, Fractical Big Demand. 9 art NOW for bt r pay and a weht Or call for
ep*olrl Otio? nnd ree Books.
I 5 Tmda Schcoac
ne" f3treet went, Toronto,
r St e t du, 7 ).'O 0 S h ON-, ON T4 WAnteir T erm Beg!= Jia'aw 3rd B. F. W, AW,, B.A-9 Win -ter Te 0 rM TTESSDAIF, JANUARY -3rd 1928, Complete and thoroug� courses leading to ftlbifia Free employment service for the benefit 04 all students. Without obligation, Write. for free catalogue.- 1. CENTRAIL BUSENESS COLLEGE, Stratford, Ont R. F. Lumsden, B.A, Principal. IHolidays Are Over, Back to Butmew HHS store is going out after bigger busin6ss in 1.928 -gireater efforts wfli accomplish this, coupled- with the piroper kind of merchandising ad'-serwoe render- ed. We will have to step some as the business.year of Y T of 1927 for this store w&.q a big year tart with theire arc many odd gift lines left over after the Christmas and.New Year's buyiing that e are cutting down in . price for quick selling. Come -in andlook around. P. J� KELLY, STRkTFGRD One way fare paid from RgitcheR, Dublin and Seafortk, either by railroad or car, on purchases of $20.00 or over.
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