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"'� '\ ._. .. ` ill IE., t3YL'1,'.. �1,tip1F.ryrs:. 7a r(li„ ':' 1Dll$ W0>lg1e81'G I. 41 �1G1 rl?t l"JDe ostia aorgabllt t� '.' 4'u^4dTtlipuka U; 4U� . 4.r rnili- �linti . il.l. 01f �aaP. olat lH!Plol� 'cIa.u�tlaa' save '�4.i1, rr1 - ;7�u%�MiA liar ( ,, ga Vr1 : R elf reG w • 3 'alar 1Chxt"%—? a.u''d Ar' ►- 9,i3,i9t,T�bb..fA .di'A, a'• .f ' , :q 4�o7,W '1 Wl�hfl HTY.�,;1iM+ ..i4$, YJ�'4':. B ^7'"' 'l�ii W�.11,. 'V'aY' 1 Q0 or !'w h g > y. ,:: l� nsu of tbaomc . S• t1 a 'll lur' X012w tZezr.€tiucaclt� .lair aQ al 011tra, ,of'�tac�ftgor , �ndalace, prices aarllq ms" cs ca n 'm a> bei oast �a ! !f l ap r,)Dl to I, ^� �,,,,`. �� 11 L e op Ipin�ay at a E4 c^aaa. 020I3;s1 ; g� calves-" oUclbt 016 ttm O1$ too 0114.50 N7(* V, F ijfl44 for tlhe :balance of 'the 0ao4. ve �ti, "4rDms�apfa ` ` �� " ; � r ,j 9 �y5 g - or a4U-fed cadvca baouprbt from 00 0, 01,01b0 ... WyA1�AF341,13��tSms tb'e e� -vvOro sold kv 05.50 21m `17 ,Ad, " ��l•gg��gqvpr�altti �q � �� av, i bulk tsn een 3$, v6,7do irntl 4� A+,>,.i C J.l floe Ate: � r `, a W.' ra- lShz� nwmlDte were $ daa10. &taaaks °urea® ro 40$eS,-^1BAeseful chicken &e stronger at 311 to G11.25: 8>mr Id $G➢¢31,--'h"#e� P and wakhom, a rev ac;64 Qv7az UC'ITYQ'b1 SALO O F F Qulpper we a' sprved id the 'basement of yl .60 et aka wore mrd at undersigned auctioneer has been 140tr aeti. L � ` Oil flat. Budw and \oullo brought ed to sell by public auction on Lot 19, 001, /77 �* r�� /.��i �h}4�. k4 til�' 2illut+ bele old 'JV, 'From O9 to 69.26 wldlr ar6otat/100 baclm rh cassias 7, TbwnshdD of H}their, omfl m[fle cvcat �T!� uG,Y4�: m GF�� �� �j aPZ 41VE88iY& of last wean. ,Flfter the $10,26. Sheep woes ffioatlg, 040 wltlr oulki oY Centre $inarP. oa Trreaday, IAer�snr$� �!, ��Fa ff t upyoP '0, 'varied programme ,was put ' down to 00.50. 1829, at l o'clock rite fallowing a t liar- ti fd bulk o& the gca8s sola for 021.76 fol ham cow 5 years old with calf at feat, one �� ` � ''� ,, ,�j q��* {�j� aD>ztl the noted entertainer, T14P. and woad Aar. The ceded mice w� Dwhaur heifer rising 8 years old due at iblmxe `�" W (l a 4 91z�, which was much enjoyed.— $11,76_ Pbr bacons $1.00 per by t prraaiunn of sal©. 1 Durham sow 6 years �d duo �j�') o ' 271 IdZ any evening lastof the many an selects and 600, . 02 and' 08 per hos: February &A, }',Durham cow 6 years old due ' (ZII D ( , . fiCi ds and naiighbOFe of lUliSe lU1�ar off butchers, lights, heavies cid cattr.s heev- February 26th, 1 Holgteirn cow 4 yeah old UCv� ��9 McDougall y des. Sows were 09.76 to Ole. due April 16th, I Durham cow 6 yearn old g gathered at 11eT home, due 14tarclr M. 1 Holstein cow 4 years old �ili8n a 111I1111DeT of Very useful and Union Stools Yards, Toawnto, November 20, due In May, 6 heifere rising 8 years old due h1%), mostly articles were presented to the--Openduyg wLth anotber light inn to-dny's in May and June, 2 steers using 2 years old, cart le off 4herr Wag) as quickly bride -elect --Mr. 4 okl a Ibri e ® y baotb d left. ed a Mr. t Prices 2 het an H sea fere riling d a 2 Mme. ears old, 4 Wesley spring better •b D c es. � � Y ort ue lav a Y u'arter e-4 to three-quarter �+ '" r u�an c '+7r :: , evyq ter• c P' ends. -16 i eRlrier attended the reception, held at be tw'o o'clock 8,000 p i months old, dust weaned: 1 1 1. 11 ( a i a+tee P o8 the 6,800 received had cow vrit$r Ql .pigs 4 weeks old; 1 sow with l+ y a '"u *_ ... •: the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cor- been run over the scales and 'by the close 12 + a' p �*, •a, r y� ) • - =,ufi r ` „�ra.rrs , . plea 8 weeks ora ; 1 sbw with 11 o r s t Practically everythd pigs 3w ,,s zr °i , 1_ : _y heft, in honor of 'Mr. and Mrs. ROYwee cleared out The Diss s weeks old: 1 sew with 8 pigs 4 weeks p ung 4 �j p very moderate supply was largely responsible old; 1 sow with 9 Digs 4 weeks old ' - 1' a• , v t' McLaren, ori their return from their for the strong buying. as .lt is 1 sow ,�, a_.,4^ f 1j;` being realized with 8 Digs 5 weeks old: 1 sow with 7 +t,�in :' 1(1I 4 wedding trip. that this Yoar's .astir© clean-up is two or 3 w Digs ,y,,, ¢ -'t _ , ''; 1 n"s x,c 'ttl:; r.. W s ?, .,. three weeks -.head of ave weeks old; 2 sows just brow: 1 hog 2 dd r�nr�inr u to tiz1 c� �,0� ko, els r average years, with a Yearns old. d?oultrY-50 White Leghorn Dud- ,',. , +r •-,+ �• ,�1 • *„" coR ,; s , y ,'^+ �h ,g .i.g resulhnnt prospect aP a short suDD1v car the lets; 25 Barred Rock pullets. Terms All +ir_r N � 'u ', 1 ^ , t I Vis, 1. "t ,.�;rl�l nl:i + near future. i0..iir. I 1 L,1,' Y xr'8. 011 Anythigg irk good suers of 610 and vender, dgs']l; over thati '.,° ty-^. '•�' �k �`. ((v®SSr�v� /1 ����y quality in killers was amount 12 months, credit will be given on1 q 11 Kc %;. �i r �v AA��YY �� til JCd 1. {� , ° " t 1 quickly bought vp at inernaeed Hriceq over Furnishing approved dont notes. A discount s".r t� i last week, width the grerites,t demand is tyre of 5 Per cent. will be allowed for cash. No ,✓'k r -,r . s,.: ;v ,: „�. t} -2t C +qS. f,,:'- y,.= •�, Plainer varieties. Good butcher steers and reserve as the �L t ' Votes.—Messrs. B. B. Stephenson Proprietor fa giving up farm- ; n" to © M:r dJ3 t.a heifers went to 8�y to ey?e. One lot of ing. ROBERT BARBOUR, P �• * s °'r�r� „ d o r �c d :' i ropriebor • "" 'nEi" ; ', 8 O Oliver Anderson, William Knox, Jas. choice steers brought 9.90 cents, while the H. Elliott, Auctioneer for Huron and Perth. s 1 a� ,5 "'', ; - + ay M., t(1 lam°A';, 1i ` T$, t, Leiper and Joseph Dolmage motored average good heavy sheers sold for 8% to 8232x2 � `- - _ �,. � T��":ti' yr flfi"'fi,�A�. �Y 3 to Toronto on Tuesday of this week 9r�' cents. The Drainer kinds of steers and - -�c -,,-� , 1i heifers sold from 816 down to 7>,4 cents, el- and are spending a few days at the ,thangh the dhoice heifers went us 'high as _ — _- Royal Winter Fair.—Mrs. Harry Tay- 8si•'r cents, with several lot's making better }1J��1{�r1v//c 11 q i v ��1T 0v • IOr, of Harristan, who has been spend- than srF, cents. Prices on butcher cows held lull-..aauullLl �eLLAAt51LLItZ S it^m^ iri the steady at 5 to 7y. cents and canners the � - g past few weeks with Messrs. came at 3% for most_ Butcher buns were OF 3TALUAIE$LIC UWELLIING III[OUJSIE Andrew and Benjamin Snell, return- no stronger at 6% to 7a/y cents, solognas IN WAL LLI P`I � ed home last week.—The Ladies' Aid went at Syr to 5% cents, which was mat `. -. held their monthly meeting and quilt- week'a price ,Buying of store cattle opened slowly, but UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of the 'powers in'g in the basement of the church af- soon gained momentum with of sale contained in a certain Indsn,ture of ter which Miss Elizabeth Mills held picas a shade better resulhting, Shockers went es 6.35 to 7% Mortgage, which will be produced at the Lime of there News travels quickly. (Everywhere s rehearsal for her music pupils, Tea was served.— Mr. and Mrs. J. F cents, and feeders for 6% to 8% cents_ The 300 stales which were left in the pens sale, will be offered for sale by public auction by Thomas Brown, auc- Join Rhe•2r people talking ergu- la son Mrs. over the week -end through lack of demand tioneer. at the Queen's Hotel, in the Town of about the a•malxfdlg t and E. Adams motored to Stratford last week were rapidly taken up. Prices Seaforth, on Thursday, the 5th December, 1929, at two per¢orma11ce ®¢ the �arpnsmllaire on Friday. --Mr. Milton I Moore, who has been with his brother, on olives remained stead y with a moderate supply offered, The sealers sold at 11 'to 16 cents, igrassete o'clock in the afternoon, the following lands and premises, namely: Lois numbers 23 and 24 in :the Village of Walton, ° ° ��le tC'g®-�1�� it®1Cld Q�(19i¢r1Qj� at Will, returned to Toronto on Friday last and the wlric!r were a large proportion, going at 6r/d 'bo 7r�y g in the County of Huron, and being Dart of Farm Lot glla�S radio of Week. I cents, a shade better. The $0, in the 10th concession, of the Township of Mottle. entertainment far more enjoyable ------.�,,.- comparatively small run of lambs was taken by noon with firm prices general. The best ThQ�re aro erected on the lands a comfort able two brink Meati eves before ° knife-like ° ° 'ff'�e t' - 77��/�,7 y�p,qq•7��•• �TLvv�T MAl';I11 E lot went at 12r,:r cents, but moat held st,mdy at 12 cents; the culls sold at 9 and shorn dwelling house, astable and garage on cement wall and a hen house. There is 4 ,,i� SCle.^t'v'1ty t� COMMPy etely isolates the C ll 10 as•uia, Good sheep held their level, mosM-ty also a good well and pump on the ' Notes.—Wedding bells are ringing going at Sr/: to 6it, cents, with the poorer grades down to 3 cents for culls, The small rremisu•. The Property Ls advantageously sit- usted in the Village of Walton and close to Station YOU �1� even in Cite most W[�ll�" t , in our 'burg. The friends and neigh- g offering was thought to indicate the final schools and churches, and a splendid oppor- tunity is offered to 11 �t crowded areas ° 1L IIIl The hors gathered at the home of Mr. clew a -up of lambs for the season, any one desiring to se- ° astoBIlnding. Sen Henry Miller last Monday evening to 'cure Hogs were still unsettled, llj cents was being offered by the buyers, which was one a comfort;rble home and conveniences. TERMS OF SALE Slltivi fflrO ml five TO ten times gruel' present his daughter, Toleda, with ]kitchen shower on the eve of her a " a 9u:crter lower, but .there were no settlements. yellers expected to hold last week's Arise of days l l:ye Twenty per cent. down at the time of sale and the balance, without interest, within 30 thereafter_ Immediate rtn-� �%A any pm -v& w �t° you � marriage. After the presentation and cents, off qac. total receipts to clay were 6,300 cattle, 910 possession can be given. The purchaser will be required to {����� ,t hear 1t fee yam in our She. (comae iffi address, the bunch was made welcome calves, 1,060 horns and 2,820 sheep and lambs. `+rgn an agreement at the time of sale to ctt,0' to a anmptuous lunch after which all Quotations: Heavy beef steers $850 to complete the sale, LLLLf� ��q 4 •.1, �' "r ,. :. 15 11 I ! I ;.. I - I 1,e:+ ", .' � Y, At r �i3� r/ 8' a r., �)' , '. IR, t I : v o i G�, 1'." s3 - k'ru, I. + �. - , :, rill I , as p' ?V1 y ' ;,}tr'f 11t11ze � � ✓'�'11 Akrlr11J v , f xST" 1;ttr / r AVi -x�r � n f - r'D �'r i �^ � f r4R'�y�"! { 16 a"j,"."-, 74"Y * +r 4s Dt�v er`54 `R.� d t sk "5s t gVtSslx.,rr v} J',t+ ' cc l.,w k k�Itir 1 Pyr i 1+ ,r t4 f '' I A! 1 ti f tf h '�1' 1�t #p itfir tfn�'r�ij+,�Iw »],j y}}. § a� t "A e fir x. 3 i£. .t :JIL I r i�;11.1 $9,SU ; huMher steers, choice, $8-76 to $9.75 ; Further particulars and terms of sale will ®njoyed themselves to' dancing and do, common, be made known at the time of sale and can o 9 $5$9. to $7,50; butcher heifers, be had in the meantime from the undersign- jo�, �('� OMM209" ,8�. games until the wee hours in the choir. $s, 75 to $9.75; do., fair to goon, s3.00 ed. ,'timorning Messrs. Con. Eckert and t° $8 7 i e� , common, $:i,50 to $7,50 ; butcher bated at �eaforth, Ontario, this 20th No• � l%?1: � Edmumld YDy � /jLeonard Bolton called on friends here co`v"' t to to choice, $s.5o to $7,2s ; do, vember, 1929, O ®�1FQIl5 pQS� ��j � o common to medium, $5.OD to $6.00 ; do. ern- R. S- HAYS, P 11 this week.—Miss Eileen L'' ckert haS ners and cutters, $3.50 to $4,50 ; butcher bulls • left for Toronto, where she has se- goon to choice, $6.50 to $7.21; do. medium, $s Vendor's Solicitor. ���n�� �1� �fv ---Super Sensitive Circmit eured a position.—Mr. and Mrs. Peter $6.25; du. bolognas, $5,25 to $5,75; baby beef Thomas Brown, Auctioneer. 3232-2 ll T(i�1�tW{� �t(g��n® \1�;7O�p��� —�giIIe� �����g¢� $10.00 to $13.50; feeders, good, $8.00 to Expert lL RLam: 11 S ll V Jj q� McLaughlin have molv,ed into tb�.r $8.50; do. fair, $7.00 to $7.75; stock- -"���>uo�C®-��mm218>mflr �iy � new home known as the Simpson ers. good, $7.50 to $8.00; do. fair, $6.00 to ------- .-. yin y� —Sync ro- y dire ��®dIlIlii kew farm, and their many friend3 W1Sn moth; calves, good. $15.00 to $16.00; do., I WIY51O(i}1 /��1®-/y phnno I®'D the noun COU le SU ' rnedittrn, $10 to $14.00; do. grassers$5.50 JS 1Lllllllllll�51J1111�s !�C Jr jl1( g p CCs... y n". J ,W' 1 <m *73-00 to $10,0.00; lambs, choice, $11.7'5 to A,,, T, ,. $1!.00 ; do., bucks, $8.75 to $9.00; sheep, r: }��� �7r�7v7�77� •�•� V1Y R1�11L1L11111 O choice, $6.00 to $6.50; do. medium, $5.00 to 1F51.50; hogs, bacon, w.o.c., $11,50; do selects, Dated at Seaforth, 14th day of November, I 11 . . . . I. — I , . � - ., is. . � . :.,, ... I . . I , .�� . I ...;,� I .. , : ,_ .�I . � � ... . - . �,,..: . .�:. � .. , ",. .I o $9,SU ; huMher steers, choice, $8-76 to $9.75 ; Further particulars and terms of sale will ®njoyed themselves to' dancing and do, common, be made known at the time of sale and can o 9 $5$9. to $7,50; butcher heifers, be had in the meantime from the undersign- jo�, �('� OMM209" ,8�. games until the wee hours in the choir. $s, 75 to $9.75; do., fair to goon, s3.00 ed. ,'timorning Messrs. Con. Eckert and t° $8 7 i e� , common, $:i,50 to $7,50 ; butcher bated at �eaforth, Ontario, this 20th No• � l%?1: � Edmumld YDy � /jLeonard Bolton called on friends here co`v"' t to to choice, $s.5o to $7,2s ; do, vember, 1929, O ®�1FQIl5 pQS� ��j � o common to medium, $5.OD to $6.00 ; do. ern- R. S- HAYS, P 11 this week.—Miss Eileen L'' ckert haS ners and cutters, $3.50 to $4,50 ; butcher bulls • left for Toronto, where she has se- goon to choice, $6.50 to $7.21; do. medium, $s Vendor's Solicitor. ���n�� �1� �fv ---Super Sensitive Circmit eured a position.—Mr. and Mrs. Peter $6.25; du. bolognas, $5,25 to $5,75; baby beef Thomas Brown, Auctioneer. 3232-2 ll T(i�1�tW{� �t(g��n® \1�;7O�p��� —�giIIe� �����g¢� $10.00 to $13.50; feeders, good, $8.00 to Expert lL RLam: 11 S ll V Jj q� McLaughlin have molv,ed into tb�.r $8.50; do. fair, $7.00 to $7.75; stock- -"���>uo�C®-��mm218>mflr �iy � new home known as the Simpson ers. good, $7.50 to $8.00; do. fair, $6.00 to ------- .-. yin y� —Sync ro- y dire ��®dIlIlii kew farm, and their many friend3 W1Sn moth; calves, good. $15.00 to $16.00; do., I WIY51O(i}1 /��1®-/y phnno I®'D the noun COU le SU ' rnedittrn, $10 to $14.00; do. grassers$5.50 JS 1Lllllllllll�51J1111�s !�C Jr jl1( 1 9 kUE - 11EE VIeW 11 duty Of ca(Ern>pee 132? a,ys• emr.Y: a*(e & ?aar 1%(s new ` Rp, d:A %'z � 1 a a ` * ,RIEm-#,, � P,e ,mee0;T, .?&&M ____-_.__-1-.__.________ --- SP= `° . — FARM MORTGAGES FOR SALE. EARN HORSES EARN $6 TO $10 PER DAY Ambitious, reliable men wanted at once. elm ' The Scott Memorial Hospital Board has Part time pay while training for Aviation •+ •several first class farm mortgages bearing 6 Phone us if you have an old Mechanics, Garage work, Driving, ]Battery, Per cent, interest for sale. one you want to sell. We'll Electric l Electricity, Welding. House ricking, ? For full Particulars apply send our truck and pay a Industrial Electctricity, Maehinnst, I$ricktaq- x �'n R. S. HAYS. Ing, Plastering, Drafting, Barbering and Hairdressing. Act quick, get your applica- ,fir,. -. Solr Board, fair price. Solicitor ichor for Oat, tion in now. Write or call for information ?' DONdINYON TRADE SCHOOLS, LTD. ',8232-2 WiMZ ��®��Sons, ® 917 Eastern Headquarters, 163 King St, . PHONE 21 IINGIERSOLL Amited Toronto; Talbot Street London. PHONE 215W �WOODSTOCK Employmentnt service—coast to coast � ®� � ®®®®®®® � g p CCs... to $i.25: springers, $110 to $125; milkers, , O O __-C:_ *73-00 to $10,0.00; lambs, choice, $11.7'5 to A,,, ly FREE our (beautiful $1!.00 ; do., bucks, $8.75 to $9.00; sheep, ®©O®® ®O®O }��� �7r�7v7�77� •�•� V1Y R1�11L1L11111 O choice, $6.00 to $6.50; do. medium, $5.00 to 1F51.50; hogs, bacon, w.o.c., $11,50; do selects, Dated at Seaforth, 14th day of November, box of TOILET POW- $1,00 per hog premium; do. butcher, 75 cents O O Notes. ---Mr. and Mrs. Ferg. Bullard, Per hag discount; do. f.o.b., price $1.25 cwt. DER perfumed with Betty and Jack, and Miss Isabel Eaton under w.o.c.; do., trucked in, 50c cwt, under w.o.c. 82 spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fos- p O S. T. Holmes' residence, O ter Bennett, of the Huron Road.—Mr, Do., 4 to 5 lbs . .................. 31 and Mrs. Irvin Trewartha spent Sun- O Goderich Street, Vilest; phone O FlinmeraU Director. clay with 'Mr. and Mrs. Harburn, of BIRTHS i a r e IM Sm.forth.—Mr. Melvin Merriam, Of Grieve. -In Buffalo, on November 21st, to LibraAssoc Library at Q'i•oderich, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Peranson Grieve, a soa (Wil. O residence GOderich Street O _ East; phone No. 308. 10> friends in the village.—Mrs. Harold •liam Pearson, Jr.). Doyle. --In Seaforth, on November 17th, to election of officers and directors for dors S,Inalldon, .of Walton, is spending a Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Doyle, a son. O Phone 19-22, Dublin. few days with her father, Mr. Jahn GEORGE ��� 85150 Bullard.—The "Glee Club" was enter- O ®O ®O d ®O ®®® C> good Young sow with litter about ready foundation, $ained last Tuesday evening cy Mr. DEATHS phone O Charges moderate. 0 10 and Mrs. Ferg, Bullard, The evening R. No. 4, Seaforth. Phone 145-16. 8288-1 atone was spent in progressive euchre. Miss Green. -At Calgary, Alberta, Friday morn- 00000 0000®®O Almira Shannon carried off the ladies' Ing•Noveltber 22, 1929, 7etla E. Carder, FOR SALE. - SIX BEAUTIFUL BLACK acres first prize, a silver basket. Mr. Jos. beloved wife of W. H. Green, daughter of the late Dr. amd Mrs, D. D_ Carder, of O <0> Dolmage captured the men's first BlYth and sister of Mrs. F. A. Lewis, To. $25,00: will go anywhere on farm fbr cattle. Church. prize, a silver tray. Miss Margaret ronito. Funeral from her late residence, 124 1.Cuthill and 'Mr. Joseph Little won the 25thCeat 2 oD m Calgary, Monday, November LAREN. Hensall. 8288-2 and tion. consolation prizes. A dainty lunch 11v 10 ¢ersi_s .6 1:10-260 pounds, $9.65:sews 0 For further partieilam apply an R. W. CARLILE, Proprietor, it R. served,by the hostess. The next .orris, $0.25 to $9.50: Packing sows ids. $ 08 to IIs to 1;S.fiO. 1P o wenn; cgcod quAJity. Apply to wIL- L lmoBting will be held at .the home of 3Leents of cattle. 1 active, unevenly t Ilia. and Mrs. George Eaton on Wed - IN MEMORIAM sale, Stanley. IIlesday evening, December 4th.—Mr. Note. -Items under this head will he charB- vEICESTER RAMS FOR SALE.-FOR,SALE seven Leicester roma: Also Short- choirs Norman Smith, of Toronto, visited at ed 50 cents per single verse, and 25 cents for one horn bull calf 12 'months old, red in color, cellent AppyY grnFn. the home of his parents, Mr. and each additional verse. to W7I,LIAM CHARTERS, R. R. No. A. Sonforth, or phone 4 on 187. 8225r-tf well Mrs. S. Smith ovier the week Fnd.—• In loving memory of Maggie V. Martin, ver Nomination was held in Winthrop who departed this Life November 26, 1928_ 1a, oi#Wtco of sheep,• 10,700; Fairly ac- Hall on 'Monday, November 25th. Mr. 1(( tthvo, to 26 cent lower; gt rather ; QU ;tarsen up with other busiupas. I sm of. entire ferina MY farm of 100 acres working land ,modern John Dodds and Mr. John Eckert are We sadly miss the absent one, far sale: one-quarter mile firom Seaforth: well nested churdhm, in the field for Reeveship; Messrs. Yet strive to say, ..Thy will be done," Ohl Father though it rends the heart, 1. Jain 'Campbell, Dan Re'gele, Thomas From our beloved one to pant, mcxliwma. Farm h9a al'vraya been beavily $1,000.00 McKay, Russell Dorrance and Joseph Yet we believe in tenderest love, God took her home to dwell above; with dairy cattle and belga. Suitable meek; Phone pulsed. 0altiourke for councillors. The elec- Though all unseen from mortar tight, terms to reliable parties. 25 oft 2A-148 for aprain,tment9. Apply Poo J. A. floc tion will be Monday, December 2nd. Faith loves to trace her upward flight. MoKEN7m, R. R. No. s, lmfor.%. 8282-tf See Everybody try and get out and vote. --+Missed by Sisters and Brothers. Goderiah, < 3233x1 1 9 kUE - 11EE VIeW 11 duty Of ca(Ern>pee 132? a,ys• emr.Y: a*(e & ?aar 1%(s new ` Rp, d:A %'z � 1 a a ` * ,RIEm-#,, � P,e ,mee0;T, .?&&M ____-_.__-1-.__.________ --- SP= `° . — FARM MORTGAGES FOR SALE. EARN HORSES EARN $6 TO $10 PER DAY Ambitious, reliable men wanted at once. elm ' The Scott Memorial Hospital Board has Part time pay while training for Aviation •+ •several first class farm mortgages bearing 6 Phone us if you have an old Mechanics, Garage work, Driving, ]Battery, Per cent, interest for sale. one you want to sell. We'll Electric l Electricity, Welding. House ricking, ? For full Particulars apply send our truck and pay a Industrial Electctricity, Maehinnst, I$ricktaq- x �'n R. S. HAYS. Ing, Plastering, Drafting, Barbering and Hairdressing. Act quick, get your applica- ,fir,. -. Solr Board, fair price. Solicitor ichor for Oat, tion in now. Write or call for information ?' DONdINYON TRADE SCHOOLS, LTD. ',8232-2 WiMZ ��®��Sons, ® 917 Eastern Headquarters, 163 King St, . PHONE 21 IINGIERSOLL Amited Toronto; Talbot Street London. PHONE 215W �WOODSTOCK Employmentnt service—coast to coast � ®� � ®®®®®®® � NOTE 19 IT® CRIEIlDYTO RS All persons having any claim against Robert Dolg the younger, formerqY of the Townshi of Tyr k 4k 1 v POULTRY MARKET Toronto, November 26th. (Chickens, 5 lbs. up ................. Do., 4 to 5 lbs You can have absolute- , O O 828113 p c e>rsm,th, to the County of farmer, are hereby required to deliver the undersigned fun particulars of ,their duly verified by affidavit, on or before 80th day of November, 1929. to claims p �p��7�y �v �y �7 �v the ®IRS ly FREE our (beautiful c' S. T. HoRmes &Q Sohn O ®©O®® ®O®O and Having been nominated for Reeve for 1C t1llCl,AVllta�l li' A1}a 1929. Dated at Seaforth, 14th day of November, box of TOILET POW- NERAL SERVICE O O O 1930, I earnestly solicit your valuable vote on Monday, December 2nd. ANNUAL H1PeEd11tAVs111 DER perfumed with 00 Maim Street, Seaforth. O O 71° 1° CLEARY 82 If elected, I will endeavor to the best of p O S. T. Holmes' residence, O O Licemmsed Embalmer 1,4 C5 O Do., 4 to 5 lbs . .................. 31 my ability to work for the best interests of O Goderich Street, Vilest; phone O FlinmeraU Director. JOSEPH O'ROURKE. balance The annual meeting of the Seaforth Turf i a r e IM O No. 119 W. Charles Holmes' O O Up-to-date Horse slid 29oftr c> LibraAssoc Library at y, on wit] be held in the Carney eLh oa Monday evening, December 2nd 8 olectio_ Business: Annual for O residence GOderich Street O _ East; phone No. 308. 10> ® F' PffieBYt• O Night and Day Serviece... 1929, election of officers and directors for dors O Limousine Ambulance Service. O O Phone 19-22, Dublin. 1930. GEORGE ��� 85150 O Night calls, phone 308, O O Days calls, 119J. 10 O ®O ®O d ®O ®®® C> good Young sow with litter about ready foundation, R. McCARTNEY, Preaideni, f_na a phone O Charges moderate. 0 10 horn 84x70 with lean of -12 feet, on a R. No. 4, Seaforth. Phone 145-16. 8288-1 atone foundation; barn 85x52 and drive shed. S(P 00000 0000®®O drained with tile, and wire fences; 4 --_._ FOR SALE. - SIX BEAUTIFUL BLACK acres fall wheat, 40 acres ploughed; balance LIVE STOCK MARKETSand O <0> down. Situated one-half mile ?rant $25,00: will go anywhere on farm fbr cattle. Church. 1 mile from sebool, 4 mil a from O M7 Tr 1011N NOTE 19 IT® CRIEIlDYTO RS All persons having any claim against Robert Dolg the younger, formerqY of the Townshi of Tyr k 4k 1 v POULTRY MARKET Toronto, November 26th. (Chickens, 5 lbs. up ................. Do., 4 to 5 lbs 86 84 -ELECTION ?'c I1 T1DTfTcCa e1.�,tillLUrDS TO THE ELECTORS ®]F McEaLLOP: Ladies Gentlemen: Huron, p c e>rsm,th, to the County of farmer, are hereby required to deliver the undersigned fun particulars of ,their duly verified by affidavit, on or before 80th day of November, 1929. to claims p �p��7�y �v �y �7 �v the ®IRS Ladies and Gentlemen: If . .................. Do., 8% to 4 Me . ................ 82 and Having been nominated for Reeve for 1C t1llCl,AVllta�l li' A1}a 1929. Dated at Seaforth, 14th day of November, to secure my election to the Council Board of forth_ Do.. 3 to 3% lbs . ................ Do., 8 lbs 80 29 1930, I earnestly solicit your valuable vote on Monday, December 2nd. R. S. ]HAYS, FARMS FOR SALE. -A FEW CHOICE sets in every way and to secure an economy- . ..................... Miens, over 5 lbs . .................. 82 If elected, I will endeavor to the best of farms in the 'Ibwnship3 of Unborn¢, Tuckerumith and Hibbert. Goad buildingo and Solicitor. ah.yp'a aIIaira. 55x60 Do., 4 to 5 lbs . .................. 31 my ability to work for the best interests of well located as to market. THOMAS CAM- 8281-8 JOSEPH O'ROURKE. balance fBroilers .............. ...... . ...... 85-40 the municipality. ERON, Exeter. Out 806849 -------------._..._..-'--- _. _ _ _ - —-__ _ session BUCHANAN, ' Ducklings .............. ............ 80-32 JOHN M ECKERT "ARM Bran. ,� included : Bran. per hon, $86.26 ; shorts, per wve>m owm7 %sZri LRAWINI ,box, Send in your name and address and we will mail you a free sample DE J®w Co. Dept. S., 2049 St. Denis Street MONTREAL ----- - - ' 'Turkeys ............. 4 -- -- _---_5-50 �AR_Ni FOR SALE -FOR SALE PART LOT ___.- ..- T -----_-- �— - — - Geese 26-28 28 and 29. Concession 8, McKillop, eou- I., taming 192 acres and known as the T. E. - C - TO TiIE ELECTORS OF McKILLOP: (lays farm, Must be sold to close tho estate. O Ladies and Gentlemen: If not sold will he rented. For particulars GRAIN MARKET I respmtfully solicit your vote and influence apply to J. M. GOVENLOCK, Executor, Sea - O to secure my election to the Council Board of forth_ 820142 i Toronto. November 26th. ---Manitoba whew- No. 1 Northern. $1.411/2; No, 2 Northern, the Township this Year. If elected, I will give my best efforts to further your inter- ]FARM FOR SALE. -100 ACRES, LOT NO. $1.39; No. 3, $1.35; No. 4, $1.251/4; No. 5, sets in every way and to secure an economy- 8, Concession 16, Township of Grey, Coun. $1.22; No. 6, $1.081(, ; feed, 960 (c.i.f. Gods- �aI .and efficient adm'iniwtration of the town- tY of Huron: 2 storey brick house, barn rich and Bay ports): ah.yp'a aIIaira. 55x60 on atone fonndation ; another building "!k Manitoba oats -'No. 1 feed, 631,§c; No, 2, Yours respectfully, 26x56: windmill, drilled well; 80 acres plowed, do., 61%c. JOSEPH O'ROURKE. balance has been ander Pasture for aevervl Aellowan corn -No. 2 yellow $1,03jt�; No. Years. Thirteen acres hardwood huab. Pon. flint of March. Apply to ALEX. -------------._..._..-'--- _. _ _ _ - —-__ _ session BUCHANAN, 8 Yellow corn, $1.01 (U.S. funds). (All rail delivered, Toronto freights). R. R. No. 3, Walton. 8786-tf eper Montreal freights, bags n @luded: l�Y �1V111C ®Jl6.11 AN J1 l�Y ®11 Rel.. SS "ARM Bran. ,� included : Bran. per hon, $86.26 ; shorts, per FOR SALE. -LOT 8, CONCESSION inn, 887.86; middlings, $4426. 6, Stanley, 100 acres, all cleared_ On the FIGS FOR SALE. -TEN CHUNKS AND 1 farm Ontario grain-- W.heak, $1.27 to $1.80; Dada, are a 1r A, storey frame house, cement 68 to 60c; barley, 70 to 74c; rye, 96c to $l; good Young sow with litter about ready foundation, cistern and cement floors In base- 1buekwheat, 82 to 85e, to wean. Apply to ALEX. MCDONALD. R. ment; horn 84x70 with lean of -12 feet, on a R. No. 4, Seaforth. Phone 145-16. 8288-1 atone foundation; barn 85x52 and drive shed. - -r` -- _. Farm drained with tile, and wire fences; 4 FOR SALE. - SIX BEAUTIFUL BLACK acres fall wheat, 40 acres ploughed; balance LIVE STOCK MARKETSand ban pure hired Collie pups. Ilam cost seeded down. Situated one-half mile ?rant $25,00: will go anywhere on farm fbr cattle. Church. 1 mile from sebool, 4 mil a from BuffaloNovember 26th: --Receipta of 'hogs. Sire Al. sharp heeler. Apply to R. Me- Kippen ; 6 miles from Hensall. Rural marl 312,800; holdove, 200; ar:tive, steady to most- rs, LAREN. Hensall. 8288-2 and tion. telephone. Farm in good state of eultiva- 11v 10 ¢ersi_s .6 1:10-260 pounds, $9.65:sews 0 For further partieilam apply an R. W. CARLILE, Proprietor, it R. ]FOR SALE. -A NUMBER OF PIGS READY Premises. .orris, $0.25 to $9.50: Packing sows ids. $ 08 to IIs to 1;S.fiO. 1P o wenn; cgcod quAJity. Apply to wIL- L 'r'nrich P. O. 0189-tf 3Leents of cattle. 1 active, unevenly LIAM DOIG, Jr., R. R. No. 8, Ki -open. Phone 148 8282x2 VERY -- — CIM -AP -100 ACRE 'FARM FOR $fi Dents to 76 cents higher; not much guar- higher; Illy in run; good steers and yearlings • 018 sale, Stanley. slnnOlter price, in the Tbwnahip of C.onnty Huron: 01 (118,60: medium and shoat fern, to vEICESTER RAMS FOR SALE.-FOR,SALE seven Leicester roma: Also Short- choirs of 60 aeres of this is clay :lonm soil, in fine condition• ex - $8.50 011: at non steers and he4feutrn, 88.50 to 011; fat rnma, 07.26 Poo 08.25 ; cutter grades, one horn bull calf 12 'months old, red in color, cellent AppyY grnFn. for wheat and wlfalfn or nny other bay or roo4n. undulating 08.76 to $8.60. to W7I,LIAM CHARTERS, R. R. No. A. Sonforth, or phone 4 on 187. 8225r-tf well .High avrface, tile drained, nearly all seeded down Good Receipts of cal�.a, 800; vest7arn unchanged; $17.60 down. ver dor -apply. 40 acres of .this ria valuable FARM FOR SALE, -MY TIME BEING timber. 1a, oi#Wtco of sheep,• 10,700; Fairly ac- estvsutrh to mare Shan half • Day for 1(( tthvo, to 26 cent lower; gt rather ; QU ;tarsen up with other busiupas. I sm of. entire ferina MY farm of 100 acres working land ,modern PropertY ; good bank barn, aiablas, equipped. Furnace heath hon=e, aIt- 10.45tkft mlain; ggod to ehoiee, 018.26 to 18.1i®: m®:I- ;good imm and Strong weivbin, 011 to 12.28; card- far sale: one-quarter mile firom Seaforth: well nested churdhm, on fine highway; alone to school, eonvenlent to railway siren, 010 to 010.60; fat ®rico, 06.60 to 08.ri0. ilon s..at.ral 'and in first areas agrievlEural candl- Buildings beautifully situated and soar- good station and markoha. Price for quick axle 04,600,00; 1. mcxliwma. Farm h9a al'vraya been beavily $1,000.00 cash w411 he necepted down pay - Won 1, November 24th.__0n)Mo r p,b stocker with dairy cattle and belga. Suitable meek; Phone pulsed. rimrly 5 years 4b m iiWanm N re• ImsnemlinRss t1aY+n6afotih fyfven. Aalx an the two Mantanral live V;baa* Waybab to- 2a8➢ed 2,ofo. 'flood ea*le v5*vs ahont sti amd terms to reliable parties. 25 oft 2A-148 for aprain,tment9. Apply Poo J. A. floc full dacen'iptlon mord Iloeartho% if inter,sated. .' eased eon mon cattlo m ahado cm}3r. Thacao MoKEN7m, R. R. No. s, lmfor.%. 8282-tf See writ. J. W. ARMSTRONG. Bolt $9, Goderiah, ri Opti. =Q-1 I , WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE O CALL AND SEE OUR DISPLAY OF CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS Buy ]Early While the Choice is the Largest GROC'E'RY SPECIALS 3 Pounds Fresh Dates LS'�� 16 pounds Granulated u � for G� u 8 Mixed Peel Sugar a pound .............. SEC 6 packages .Telly PowdenR ............ G 255. 6 Bars P and G Soap �i 2� Lamp and Lantern for .................. 29 Glasses, 3 for ....... 25c Our stock is now complete of Winter Underwear, Socks, Rubbers, Overalls and Smocks. We .have a large stock of Coleman Lamp sup- plies, also Electric Bulbs, Fuse' Plugs, Heaters, Irons, and Toasters. Get our prices on Flectric Motors. We advise our customers that we will discontinue giving Co>mvowq after (December 31st. All coupons must be redeemed between January 1st and 15th, 1930. Bring us your Cream and Rggs, where you receive top prices. All eggs graded and candled while you wait. I Ido : 9 smid Telephones—•,Cuaton 618 r 28; Seafortiii 142 lr 28 * o 0 0 0 0 o a* a a a * F. W. AHRENS a * Licensed Auctioneer for Perth o * and Huron Counties. * ° Sales Solicited * * Terms; On application * * Satisfaction guaranteed * * of Farm Stock, Chattels and * * Real Estate Property * * F. W. AHRENS a * R. R. No. 4, Mitchell * * Lot 24, Con. 4, Logan; 5 miles * * ea.%t of Beechwood. * Phone 634 r 6, Mitchell. * * a 0 0 0 0* o o a a a a o @152 T@T Secy @T Korea Comfortable Frame Dwelling, hdt and cold water, furnace, bath, toilet, ate. Good location; immediate poo- mssion• See our list of dwellings in Seaforal, Rarpurbey and Egmondvil'le for Salle at greatly reduced prices. (Possession wranged. We also have nevverail lhar- g'aine in improved farms vAthi Gwy %rmns of payment. lhaumnce and Real Iogtnt* PI91O NM 1152 , .. . ?, I ,,. '„ ,.. 1 �. .. ., u�,. ..r , LV ,.,.. ",_v.:. �.. tis„ 1 ..:,iva,b. nF'.arau • :- .. L_.,.. ., .. .n. . „ ,.,,.. - O A Ql�t O O 77° T. BOM & CO. O O (Funeral Director and 0 O Licensed Embalmer. er. O O H. C. BOX 10 O Best Motor and Horse-drawn O O equipment. O O Charges moderate. O O Flowers furnished on short O <' notice. O Night Calls Day Calls O Phone 175 Phone 43 O 0 0 0 0 0 0® 0 0 0 * o 0 0 0 0 o a* a a a * F. W. AHRENS a * Licensed Auctioneer for Perth o * and Huron Counties. * ° Sales Solicited * * Terms; On application * * Satisfaction guaranteed * * of Farm Stock, Chattels and * * Real Estate Property * * F. W. AHRENS a * R. R. No. 4, Mitchell * * Lot 24, Con. 4, Logan; 5 miles * * ea.%t of Beechwood. * Phone 634 r 6, Mitchell. * * a 0 0 0 0* o o a a a a o @152 T@T Secy @T Korea Comfortable Frame Dwelling, hdt and cold water, furnace, bath, toilet, ate. Good location; immediate poo- mssion• See our list of dwellings in Seaforal, Rarpurbey and Egmondvil'le for Salle at greatly reduced prices. (Possession wranged. We also have nevverail lhar- g'aine in improved farms vAthi Gwy %rmns of payment. lhaumnce and Real Iogtnt* PI91O NM 1152 , .. . ?, I ,,. '„ ,.. 1 �. .. ., u�,. ..r , LV ,.,.. ",_v.:. �.. tis„ 1 ..:,iva,b. nF'.arau • :- .. L_.,.. ., .. .n. . „ ,.,,.. - ID. IR. Efle dV wn IReigiotered DmmgDe©a Practitioner. C)>3TIIlRO1PU$A C�'®Iib ZLIECT RIICTTY Magnetic TElectlric Batika Commmrnercial Hotel, SeafolrQ Monday, Wednesday am i '`riday Aftermcom¢. Adin-itmnenttl even for dfoGo= of all 14imag. 80 1. AGENCY 14 Insurance of all kinds. 'I d �V �'j;9 /,� y���It®}1(�pe(�y'� to L'�o�'p��rrQ>7n� �yyq(/�- ; t�JL"'d%]11C' O1CbJ11[71., ®Ar111,151„IL'i,1ilLY r 4 y ^ Phone 9T ` '.. ° . 1VVTawfelf dr Dam A Ql�t O <�,. O W. J. Walker, 1FunaemR ,a> O Director and Embalmer, <0� r {3QibtDOL Ghlfl L' moi+ uii, (�♦m��� !,S s� O Motor or Horse Ecguipme>mt'r. $Slit S� O Cars or flowers fumitlo eql <> O as requested. <>• O Day or Night, phone 67. <D1 Q• ID. IR. Efle dV wn IReigiotered DmmgDe©a Practitioner. C)>3TIIlRO1PU$A C�'®Iib ZLIECT RIICTTY Magnetic TElectlric Batika Commmrnercial Hotel, SeafolrQ Monday, Wednesday am i '`riday Aftermcom¢. Adin-itmnenttl even for dfoGo= of all 14imag. 80 1. AGENCY 14 Insurance of all kinds. 'I d �V �'j;9 /,� y���It®}1(�pe(�y'� to L'�o�'p��rrQ>7n� �yyq(/�- ; t�JL"'d%]11C' O1CbJ11[71., ®Ar111,151„IL'i,1ilLY r 4 y ^ Phone 9T ` '.. t A Ql�t ,N i, ', t t {! ;r itr „ S F(DIR l ALE.�-•-ri' fvo awal7, Bid 15 10 i,,' 1 1 r fi'U�ID253fo1'I0l >slfDaly IIGIiI :, r , I atftw,l, �tII�C)*ls 12'4 tenet., , =- a � : r r {3QibtDOL Ghlfl L' moi+ uii, (�♦m��� !,S s� , y� A yY ,Y,,�,� 'ltd- riJ $Slit S� M. ,e�' {�;}�+ �a /nw1M\ yr ,M,+ 1 ! ,yAt*ill17 1,19r0^`olt � tb �1•" R'r�r} +,:yi6 , I p, :Y,.