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Notes,—The writer wisbe�- thd Edi- NEW . BODIES BUT, NO Toronto, December llist. . CARD'OF TRANIKS
.� A � -tor of,The . Expositor and his staff and MECHANICAL CHAN" IN FORD Chickens, 5 Ili.. .1 . .............. ::- I � , The family' of ,11, I
11, its many readers a Bright-'anO Pr"- - I I I Do., 4 to 6 Re . ............. 69 ... e aute Mrs. John O'Reiliv
. , Do., 3Y2 to 4 lbs . ........... ::..: so desire to ex their deep appreciation of
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� . ,perous New Year. — Mr. Howard A showing of new bodies for the Do,, 8 .to 8% The . ........... 29 the many kind acts of sympathy extanded to
.0 " , 4 lbeary, of London, -sp,.ut New Year's Model A Ford, each one of "which Will Do., 8 Me . ................... : 1: them during their reclario and bereavement;
I I)ay with his parents, Xr. and Mrs. soon be available in a variety of new 'If"' over' 6 lbs . ................... R9 ,also for the, many'spiritual bouquets.
. I Do.. 4 to 5 lb . .................. 31 . I .
i .John Leary.---4Misff Blanche Snell, of colors, was announced to -day by J. Broilers ......... 6 36-40 —
. ; I *'Toronto, is the guest with -her Par- F. Daly, local Ford Dealer. Ducklings ..... :.7.7.7.. *::::::::: , " * 90-82. — .
.. I ' ,ents, Rev. and -Mrs. Snell, over the Emphasis was placed on the fact Turks . .............. ... 32-40 - . � . �
1. -holidays._Miss Anne Speare, of To- thht the car is unehaliged mechanic- Gaeffe ........ ...... ;..::::::::::::.* 26-28 CARD OF T11ANKS
., . Tonto, is spending the holidays with ally- �that nearly 3,000,000 Model A � ON — . . —_
Mrs. Jeremlah Sbapleton and family wish
, -her father, -Mr. Jos6ph Speare.—MISS type' Fords are now on the highways, to express their sincere appreciation to friends
10 ,% Ada Elliott, of Detroit, spent - the l5roving that they are thoroughly de- GRAIN MARKET nnd neighbors for the kind sympAlly extended
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� r d0hristmas holidays with her parents, peiidable. I . to them in their recent sad bereavement, also
11 � Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Elliott.—Mr. and The ,po,licy -of the Ford Motor Coro. Toronto, December 8i.—gankobs, wheat_ for the many spirdlua I bouquets.
, Limited, in this re No. 1 Northern, $1.48% ;'No. 2 .do. 1.46; . , � . . I I
I 'MTs. James BaTr, of Stratford, ' spent pany of 'Canada- - No. 3, $1.42% ; No. 6, $1.80; No. 6: $11.10;
,Christmas Day With Mr. and Mrs. A. Rpect ba�s been to make minor altera- feed, $1.02 (c.i.f. Goderich and Day ports).
'Luxton. — The United Church held tion whenever a new device has shown . Manitoba cats—No. 1 feed, 64c; No. 2 do., ELECTION CARDS'
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-their annual ;Christmas tree and con- itself worthy to be included in the American corn—No. 2 yellow, $1.01%; No. � I I
eeTt on iMonday evening in the hall. mechanical plan of the cark�tbut not 3 yellow, 981/,c; No. 4 yellow, 961/2c (United TO THE ELECTORS OF TUCKERSMITH-.
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I il . Although the roads were practically W bring out a new car as -a whole.' States funds) all rail,,,, delivered Toronto Ladies and Gentlemen: -' I
freight. , I have been nominated as Reeve and will
4 1 . blocked with Snow, the, hall was al,- The new body types will b.,,ve-a dp-- M . lifeed—polivered, Montreal freights, bags be a candidate for election gn M,onday next.
I I inost filled to capacity. The program tinctly refreshing appearance, said included: Bran, per .ton, $85.26; shorts, per Owing to the heavy Toads it will be'impes-
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, 1put on by the children was Well re- Mr. Daly., "They have all the beauty ton, $37.35. middlings, $44,25. sible for mc,to set many ratepayers, and I
sceived by the audYence, after which .and charm of contour', line and pro- Ontario' graiin—W-heat, $1.20 to $1.25; oats, take ,this means to respectfully ask for your
-and he receilv- portion usually assQciated 50 to 52e; barley, 70c; rye, ,$1.00; buckwheat votes and influence, ,and if elected I will
I � ISanta ClAus " appeared with the 80 to 83c. faithfully work for the ,best interests of Tuck-
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ed a royal welcome from the children. large, cars. . . erarnith Townahip.
. _�Vhe nominations for reeve and coun- "As one looks at them, the first -0 I W. P. THOMPSON.
,61[linen were held on Monday after- thing that catches the eye is the new
� , -noon in theball. The meeting T-ollow- radiator. Still retaining the Ford, in- LIVE S OCK MARKETS �
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-5ng the nomination* was the largest Aividuality, it is high and narrow and n Stock Yards, Toronto, December 81. Ladies and Gentlemen: . . I
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1 . and the most enthusiastic that has :n excellent style. This, with the —All classes of killers in a fairly h Y of- After five years of faithful service at the
-been held here for some time. Four higher andl longer hood hnd Ithei faring of cattle for the in-between eahvokidaY Council Board, I have, -at solicitation of many
"were nominated for Reeve and nine shorter cowl, give the front of the s-eason mat active derna,nd and sold firm to friends, allowed my name to go before the
1� -for councillors . . The discussion enter- car' a distinctly new and pleasing ap- 25 cents per cwt. higher than last week, and electors for the office, of Reeve for the year
. )N) supply was practically cleaned up by two 1980. And I solicit your votes and influence
�, � Qd into by each -of the candidates was nearance, to which an -added touch of o'cioeN to-d'ay. including a few head off to elect me to this office on Monday next.
� , ,deci-dedly interesting. The council' brightness comes from the finisri strip the mad, there were 3,000 cattle in the day's The division of the Township which I have
-vvork during the past year was dis- ,,it the juncture of the hood ani Cowl. run, solne shipments that had been hel� back represented for the past five years, is the
11; last week owing to poor highway and rail� only: one that 'has not had the honor of
-cussed thoroughly. After the enthusi- "The fenders, nruch fuller than road shipping conditions coming forward over Reeveship conferred upon it for over twenty-
: a.sm passed away, �11 the new candi- ,;retofore, contribute a great deal to the week end. Heavy t�teers were more five years. and I feel that my years of ser -
plentiful than usual and sold at a wide r1ange Ace as and the dimision merit
"`.�, -dates resigned, le'ving the. old coun- the improved appearance of the car. . , Councillor
I f 81/.,, to 11 cents per pound, a couple mak- that hoDnor for- this year.
.. .. � . cil elected by acclamation. Higher at the front, with 'high crown ing 4he top and the bulk seling from 9yu to Yours respectfully,
! . I - ind sweeping, well � down over the 10 cents per pound. Steera 1,000 to 1,200 MATTHEW CLARK.
I vheels, tl�e new front fenders flow pounds brought any -where from 8% to 10%. . I
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1 1, ST. COLUMBAN I ack in graceful curves to the run- to 10.10 cents per pound, some half-dozem I
- londs 1,000 pounds making 8.85 cents per TO THE ELECTORS OF TUCK RSMITH:
I ning boards. The rear fenders, which E
� �. also have high crowns, sweep down pound or better- Butcher cows sold strong Lidies and Gentlemen:
I � 1# The Late J�remiah Stapleton— - at 25 cents per cwt higher than last week Having been nomipated for the Reeveship
-g- over the rear wheels to a point low at 71/,, to 811A cents per pound for good to ,nd being unable -in the abort space of ti
ere passed to his eternal reward on ' 11 me
Saturday evening, December 213t,' MT. er than formerly." I choice, with a few tops at 97/1 cents per interverving to personally solicit Your vote
' pound, and the low for common cows was 4 -nd influence, I therefore. take this means of
di 0 Jeremiah Stapleton, an old and. very . cents. Buffla sold firm to strong sit 71/4 to 8 doing so, If elected I shall, in this era of
1highly respected resident of Hibbert -0 cents per Pound for best butchers, and 5% 'rivii taxation, strive for careful, economical
'Towmship, at the age of.seventy-four . I to 61/1 cents per pound for bolognus. Half and efficient administration of the affairs of
- a dozen baby beeves in an offering of come the County Council. Wishing you the comvii-
:years. For the past five years Mr. three score head made 121/4 to 13 cents per merits of the season, I am.
Stapleton bad been in, poor health, � I pound, and the rest sold downward to 10 Yours sincerely.
:and about a weeklWore his death be School Report.—The following is cents, I ROBERT P. WATSON.
. . .. Store cattle, in a light offering, sold steady .
�1- �suffered a paralytic stroke. He was the Christmas report of School Sec- with a week are, quality cormidered, a few /____
-lborn in Youngst wn, Ohio, and when tion No, 1, Tuckersmith. Sr. IV_ fair stockers moving at 6.65 cents per "ound, 7, —
I �quite young camYY and fair to good bieders- at 7.65 to 8 1-2 �
e to Dublin with his Margaret Bell 68.5. Jr. IV — Cecil cents. The offering of steers was, however, .
Warents, the late :Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dilling 69. Sr. III—Edison Forrest �uffieient in view af limited enquirv. Supplv � _� ------------"
I ;Stapleton. In July, 1883, he was 75, Jackie Traq.uqir 60,,M11dTed Madgo a'hd . demand in the case of milkers and i � I.
innited in marriage to Mary Ellen ra was negligible. I MEN NITED_ AFTING I
I fW Ives, under an improved demand for home .
,0, Ruby Pfaff 66, Helen Walker § `Tng' —_
-.Evans, daughter of the late Mr. and Jr. T-p—Harold Willard 45. H—Rdss andlexport -use, and in view a an advance I Make ,,, eas ily— e quick, sure
11 34rs. William Evans., Besid�s his Forrest 65, Ruby Dalrymple 63, Bruce at Buff -lo toward the close of last week, sold I road to $75 w
�. -wife, there surviveA him four sons Volland 63. I—Wilmer Dalrymple 50, up F,-1 ,-'fn -er dw'. -q co,- -red - , , I L I dcma 'D ee upwa . Increasing
' . eck's cl?se here. A few prime veals isaile nd f r ex. r rn- Dftfting.
. :and one daughter: William, of Dub- Hurtay Traquahr (absent). Primer— w top ,)-' '7 cents per pouno and the bui,k of I Architecture g Estimating,
.. lin; Joseph, at home; Louis,eof Col- Roy Pepper (best in Reading), Hazel, .ahoice moved at 16 to 161,L, cents, with plain I Few weeks. Practical blue Print and
Ringwood; 'Carl, of Guelph, and Mrs. Dilling (best in number work, equal veaLq downward to 101/z cents. Grassers were I a hop� Guaranteed training. Endorsed
. lacking ,in the day's offering, by E ' Instruments supplied.
Joseph Kale, MeXillop. Four bTO- 7n writing). Jr. Primer—Donald Wil- � CinZ
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, ithers also survive: Patrick, of Dub- I a result of light offering last 'week i 11" fare. Earn while learning. I
.ard (absent). High�st in Arithmetic, lambs were in deritand and, the best in a
—Mar aret B V 100- Jr. IV— total Bupoly of 300 sheep and lambs to-ilay I
gin; -Michael, and Thomas, of Toledo, Sr. IV e i education sufficient. Write to.
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io 40hio,,and James, of Buffalo, N. Y. Cecil Dilling, 100. Numbe'r o� roll, sold at 131/2 cents per round, or 50 cents per I COMMERCIAL DRAFTING SCHOOLS i
t. higher than -last week's top, whil# the 79 Queen W., Toronto
'The funeral took 'place on Tuesd-ay 16; average attendance, 14 .—Rossie ewulk of the good ewes and wethers made 13
snorning, Requiem Mass- bie-ing sung Broadfoot, Teicher. cents per pound, a few cull lambs selling at 1 357 St. Catherine W., Montreal. �
1by Rev. Father Dantzer, and inter.- , I �
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� - ' School Report.'—The following is cwt. the top, best light ewes 7V cents I
anent made in St. Colum at i .2 1
.1�an oemeterv., the school report for School Section and Tried um to good butcher kinds, 6 to 7
"The pallbe6rers were the 'Messrs. P. No. , Tuckersmith for the month of cents per pound, with culls downward to 8 I I
V. MlcGrath, Owen Hart, Dan Cronin Weekly eX cents, ___ —.—
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Jolin Downey, Peter McGrath, .and a;7nations and"daily wark. -Sr. IV— The ri�i�of hogs for the day exceeded the , �
Joseph Carlin. A .
,Inong those attend- Evelyn Wilson 75, Mildred Robins, 71 total receipt for last week by some 200 and I
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Tom packers' bids were down 25 cents Per cwt. I - MEN WANTED—DRAFTING
A :ing the ffirieral f ' a distance were 'Jean Watson 70, Willie Papple 46, for in last week's close, at 11 cents f.o.b. . I
]Louis J. ,Stapleton, Colljngwood; Carl ., Nelson Forrpst 44. Sr. III—Bobby and 12% cents w.o.c. for hacons. 'No �settle_ 1 Make money easily—The quick, sure
I Ztapleton, Guelph; James Stapleton, Dalrymple 76, W. D., Wilson 70, Ar- ments were made, however, s,_, steady prices I road 'to $75 weekly upwards. fri,oreasing �
:Euffalo; Michael and Thomas Stapl-e- thur Wright 69, James McCully 68 at outside points were reported and salesmen I demand for ,,experts—Learri Drafting,
ked steady prices for the local offering- Architecture and Building Estimating.
fton, and Mrs. John Stapleton, Toledo; Mary McCully 68, Earl Papple 63: -Some 20 trucks, bringing small meats and I Few weeks. Practical blue print d
34rs. Basil Byrne, Detroit ; Mrs, � shop. Guaranteed training. Endo a"
Beatrice Armstrong 61, *Howard Wal- hogs reached the market to -day as compared reed
l -Nelmns, Kitchener; Leo Evans, Strat- iers ,57. Jr, . III-4flora McDougall with half the number during the whole of I by Engineers. InstrumenU. supplied.
14D -rd; !Mrs. Quigley, Clinton. last week. Canadian employment service. Free
. . S21 Annie Bel,le VeDougall 80, Annie railway fare. Earn while learning. I
, Death of Mrs. John O'Reilly.—On Papple 79, Mat
I/ I y e Watson 68, Alico The receipts to -day were 3,000 cattle, 185 1 Limited education sufficient. Write to- I
I day for illustrated booklet.
'It, :Sunday, December 22nd, death again Wright ry5, ,IV a Wilson 62 Gertrude cal ves, 960 hogs 'and 800 sheep and Iambs. ' I
Quotations: Heavy beef steers, $9.00 to e COMMERCIAL DRAFTING SChOOLS I
" .... . -visited AT community and claimed as Walters 55, beTt Tayl�W 40, 11— $10 '50; butcher steer -s, choice, $9.50 to $10 . 25; � 79 Queen W., Toronto. I
1. 0 5ts victim an oid and highly respect- Donald XacD nald 73, Isabel Arm- do. common, $7.00 to $8.50; butclher hei—s, 1. -------------------- �
-ed resident in the person of 'Mrs, John strong 64, Grace Dalrymple 59. I— choice, $9.50 to $10.00; do. fair to good. $8.50 1
: I i F011144illy. Mrs. O'Reilly bad been in Elsie Robins 90, Muriel Wright 77, to $9.25; do. common, $7.00 to $8.50; butche7 .-------- - . , -_
cows, good to choice, $7.00 to $8.25; do.
I . I :900d heal until a week previu,us 1,o
Erwin Sillery 74, Ru Walters 74,
common to medium, V5.25 to $6.00; do. can-
lier death, when she suffered an at-
Myrtle Papple 71, Robert Watson 70,
ners and cutters, $3.50 to $4.50; butcher bulls
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Morley Wright 68, Ivan Taylor 68
good to choice, $6.50 to $7,50; do. medium, $6
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Milton Taylor 50. Primers - Hazel
to $6.25; do. bolognas, $5.25 to $5.75, bobybeef
$16.00 to $13.00; feeders, good, - $8.00 to
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Wilson 79, Audrey Walters 74, Pres-
$8.50; do. fair, $7.00 to $7.715; stock-
, luseful life to an end on the ab0l'e'
ton Dallas. -67, Jack Calwill 67.. Those
era. good,.v$7.50 'a, $8.00; do. fair'G. $6.00 U
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$7 25; cal es. good $15-50 to, $1 50; do.
rn;Zum, $10.00 to' $14.00; do. grn,qsers. '$6.50
� -inarried to ber,late husband, Mr. John
or more ex i nations. Mae Wilson
to $7.60; springers, $110 to $125; milkieers,
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and Elsie Rq6ins bad per
$75.00 to .$100.00; g,n.Tnbt;, choice, $12.60 to
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-settled on their farm near Beechwood
in daily spelling during December-,
$13.50; do. bucks, $10.00 .to $10.50; sheep.
.'-where she has always -resided' until
Elsie Robins was awar4d the yrize
choice, $6.50 to $7.50; hogs, bacon, w. o. c.,
$12.26 to $12.50. .
I rs -ago, when, she morved t--)
for obtaining the. big1fiek marks in
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Hibbert to live with her youngestson,
daily spelling from September,Flora
'Do-, selects, 0.00 per hog/3remium; do..
4 t I , . Louis OlReilly. She was the motbeir
McDougall, Jean Watson and Mayme
butchers, 75 cents per hog discount; do., f.o.
b., price, $1.25 cwt, under . w.o.c.; do. trucked
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Course. The following had perfect
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attendance for December: Fivelyn
Buffalo, December 31st. -Receipts: Hogs,
, side in the neighboring districts ex-
Wilson, Jean Watson, Mildred Rob-
11,800; holdovers, 200,; spottry, shippers in
. . icelyt one son, Michael J,,O'Reilly, who
ins, Bobby DaIrymple, W. D. Wilson,
tive w ights above 70 pounds, 15 to 25c
1"oewer ; $10 0.00; few $10.1 5 ; 1, ht,%r averages,
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:resides in Bayside, lifOTnia. Mrs.
Beatrice Armstrong, Earl Papple,
40 to 450 cents low�r; generally $10; Packing
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Mary McCully, Annie Papple, Mae
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Wil , son, Flora McDougall, Grace
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Dalrymple, Elsie Robins, Myrtle Pap-
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Montreal, December 31st. Cattle receipts,
;I.She was a faithful ' member of the
Preston Dallas bad perfect mark% for
512 About six cars of good steers, weighing
1.10'0 PoUnds and over per steer, were offered
T.oms'n Catholic Church and departed
'Detember, Percentage attepdance
for sale on the two Montreal live stock mar-
-this life fortified by all its holy rites.
was 95 per cent. �- M. McNaughton,
k' i"i". They were being sold at prices
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rar�gina from $9.50 to $9.75. One lot handy
weight steers of uneven quality brought $9,25.
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Just medium steers sold- around $8.75, and
I mon, Mr. touis O"Reilly, to St. Colum-
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tm' light skips down to $6.50. Good cows
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Toronto, spent the holidays with their
"'Did for $7.50 with -an odd cofw picked out
at $8.00. lCommon to medium cows brought
Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
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$5 to $6.60 and bulls from $�.60 to 17.50, ise-
.Dwitzer. Interment took place in St.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McLellan, of Mil-
`4'ng to quality and weight-
nuotations-Butcher steers d 419 95 to
16,208�-g,
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C4' candidates for ,the offices' of Reeve and
Councillors for the ' year 1030, will be held'at —
Walker's H&M, Brucefield, on Monday, De� —
camber 80th, at I p.m. If a poll be neces. I
sary, such poll shall be opened on Mondg�y, q000011
January 6th, 1930, at the following places
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NOTICE, is hereby given pursuant to the
Mer deatb� came after an
tbli�ee -he was bor4, in
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new, fancy boxes..25c up to $2.00
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Albert AlexArder. A very ouitable
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Joseph McQuaid, John Sbea, Mathew
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days with his mother, Mrs. J. Jack-
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DATED December 19th, 1929.
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Zargaret Carlin, 99 St. Vincent St.,
Stratford, occurred- at .St. 'JoSOPWS
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spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs -
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Galf recuipta, 322. Calves were strong.
Grotsser, brDught $6.25 to $6.50 and veals,
ALMOND ICING
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Senforth, 'Ontario,
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FARMS FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SAI .-A FEW CHOICE I
farms in the Townships of U bo
ruckersmith and Hibbert Good bulldl==
well located as to ntarkeL%. 7T
ERON. Exeter, Out. I
FARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE PART LOT
28 and 29, Concession 8. McKillop, con-
taining 192 acres and known ss the T. E.
Hays farm. Must he sold to close the6 estate.
If Lout sold will be rented. For Particulars
apply to J. M. GOVENLOCK� Executor. Sea -
forth. , 820141
FARM FOR SALE -100' ACRES, LOT NO.
8, Concession 16, Township of Grey. Coun-
ty of Huron. 2 stPrey brick house, barn
55x6O on stone foundation; another building
26x56; windmilL drilled well; 80 acres, vlowedl,
balance has been under pasture for severs]
Years. Thir�eeu acres hardwood bush. , Pos-
iression GA of March. Apply to ALINX
BUCHA�RW R. I- No. 8, Walton. 3iss-tf
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TIARI�� R SliALE.-LOT 8, CONCESSION
6, , ney, 0
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farm are I -torey frame home, cement
found Ion let.. , and cement floors In base-
ment: barN4%x70 with lean of 12 feet on a
stone foundation ,, barn S5x52 and drive shed.
Farm drained with tile, end wire fences; A
acres fall wheat, 40 acre4 ploughed; balance
�eeded down. Situated 4ne-half mile from
Church, I mile from sch-ol, 4 roll s from
Kippen; 6 miles froift Hassell. Rural mail
and telephone. Farm in good state of eultiva_
tion. For further particulars apply on
Promises. B. W. CARLILE, Proprietor, R. TVLL
1. Zurich P. 0. 3197-tf
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A' R e'a I Financial Opportunity For You
. Producers' Royality Corporation ", I
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A purchase of the securities of thp above Corporation m�ans
(Dollars) to you in a monthly cash dividend at the rate of 10 per
cent. per annum.
This Company has not failed to pay a dividend since its inception
in 19?,4 and up to the present has paid an excess of 160 per cent. to -
shareholders. This shows an average dividend of 32 per cent. pe -
annum. .
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The lightest financial statement of the Company shows a cash sur-
plus in excess of $3.00 to every $1.00 of stock outstanding.
Your are invited to participate in thi� high remunerative and triple
guaranteed investment. I
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COMMUNICATE WITH
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SEAFORTH, ONT.
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-were Johli. Delaney( Jose -ph Downe
ton, villited with 'Mr. and Mrs, Ivan
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J. Lynch and Win. -O'Reilly.
Forsyth and other relatives during
the holidays--AMr. Kenneth Jackson,
'Guelph, t1le Christmas holi-
$a .25. Butcher heifers, cinedium. $7.50 to. $8;
""', $4.50 to $7. Butcher .Cows, good.
$7.50; medium, $5 -to $6.5.0; canners, $3.26
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Stratford, occurred- at .St. 'JoSOPWS
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son.—A very pleasant evening was
spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs -
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Galf recuipta, 322. Calves were strong.
Grotsser, brDught $6.25 to $6.50 and veals,
ALMOND ICING
25c
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CREAMS, JELLIES and many
25c
Rospital, London, on 'Saturday night.
Harvey'Moore on Friday evening, De-
110 to $15. Just fair average quality light
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Miss Carlin, who was 74 years of age,
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cember 27th, when tho neighbors- and
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veals sold up -to $14. Good v eal, $14 to $15 *
medium, $13 to $14; common, $10 to $18.00,
pound ......................
EXTRACTS -Vanilla and
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50c
23c
MIXED NUTS
per pound .................. 25c
. :yeiltrs and was a well-known and,high-
of Ottawa, an his approaching mar-
.grass, $6.25 to $6.60.
Sheep receipts, 1,054. About 90 per cent.
Lemon 10c each oT 3 fo,....
CANNEh PINEAPPLE
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PEANUTS -Fresh roasted
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3y respected resident 01 Atratfll�yd .
illness iOf
riage. Mr. Strong was, pTes6nted with
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of the lainbs offered ,more bucks. Around 500
delivered under o6nkraet at $10 an.]
per tin ....................
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ORIENTAL FRUITS-Sometbing
Mer deatb� came after an
tbli�ee -he was bor4, in
purse of money by Mr. Charles
'shall, the, being by Mr.
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the balanoewere'6�cddinft between $9 and $10,
PALMOLIVE SOAP
47c
new, fancy boxes..25c up to $2.00
about weeks. ,9
St, Columban, the daughter df 'the
address read
Albert AlexArder. A very ouitable
cul,i,q ineltided. Ewe Rambs, sold for $11.60.
Sheep were from 48 to $6, witb good young
6 for .................... 1.
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Itkto Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlin. 'She
reply was niade, tbaliking the kind
"Ile') ""d up to $6-50- Ewes, $8 to $6.00.
MAXWELL HOUSE COPPEE,
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the best Money can bily, lb.. .
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She, is suMved,bY two nieces, WA,
friends for their gift. .
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entY-flva cents was the must cornmon plice
Try our FLOWPR IjAIA ,
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