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'Varmer Jones, who was working in -one ' ,of his cowsheds, -rushed out into the farmyaTd, -and in a neafay tree ,gaw a .small aeroplane lodged in the t�pmo,st bretnehes. 1. , "What'do, you think you'Te doingV1 11h4 ar9ked.the, pilot, who had, fortu- loately, escaped injury and was in the wt,,pf climbing &own, the tree. �­ . *"F'was trying ta create a new air re�co,rd," returned -the, other sadly. "And you've succeeded," exclaimed the farmer. "You're about the hrst zfiap w1bo, has climbed down- a tree without first climbing �p." 11 . . . .0. - . . The distinguishing mark of the baTbArian is the amociation. of nudity ,00th indecency."Mr. Stoughton H,ol- bourn. )FIRST SPORTS'PAGE MADE IN , In the Ottawa J,ournal the other daiy there appeared a reference to the !first sporting page ever established, and as The 'Mail arid) Empire had the honor of making, this memorable con- . tribution to journalism, perhaps some I further explanation is justified. "About 40 years ago" is the, date.as- le event by the Jaurnal, but we think that it is prob- ably more than 50 years ago. The ex- act date may well -remain in doubt for it is questionable if the first issue which could be considered a sporting page could be identified, so different would it appear to the sports section of modern newspapers, consisting as they commonly do ,of fou ' r or five pages. 'Mr. Franklin Elmore, who was i -for many years the sports editor of The Mail and Empire and the greatest baseball authority in the history of 0anadian journalism, can recall many -a day when the sporting department consisted of a quarter of a column of matter, and this was. in a day when the sports page was. a recognized feature, of eveTy daily paper. Sports I in those days were small and instig- Inificant, of course, in comparison with I what they have since become. To -day they appear to have oustrijped re- ligion in the interest of the average ... - -i �6' . I ffia;,�x­ �-,� , �i � " � �J,14,011M 1, . " *,WiAI�01,110471 � , " ,�, ,; - - , - ,.I. - 17 1 1, houS4114%, �Vf *000A. Ug ., i � " wisi. ho6moftbly Jed' �'A I IN , _�� %,";_,!� #4 , " fa* Y, 4 eam ,., 0.lp in Jhi_`-W4d1hg N�6:rI4 �by 1C 161.4rlieJ, Good Wh9"W.., ' .. . . I."" . `0','­ ." I . I _ -1,"IT-or many y vs, Oit t , , ,* Globe, "c, W�as for -sMe time sport'o _, ,., ,� , eCil"Don ,01 IqTae Nw,,4 W." Good is' _ now 'On lthel.%tar, and, 1� TepOkpized as am e1spect ,41ithority on b"ball.., Hia , fewher s 31,10,47 0ecialties were prob. ably 19=0'40� and, roving, though hil _ wa�-, 4 ,i�"I�able , ,,% epeydopedia mi . . sporting '"ts in both Camadu and Engl'i�nA I _,) M,'. ,In ' � 'I ��",.' " ing upom various sports 1 9 ,4A;nn 'It . . � I , n, o, papers, we were struck "by ,the fact that the 'ed2bors have been comparatively few. An average sports edirto,r seems to out- last half a doze:qt city editors... Thi,s, they unanimously eiplain as being the fruits of their ascetic habits of living and their extraordinary abili- ties and since, as a class, they are impervious to argument, �one might as well accept their own theory of what is nevertheless a curious fact in newspaper work. On the Mail and Empire in 40 yews there -have -been only two sports editOs, 'Mr. Ell..-_ and Mr. Ed*in Allan. Mr. Elmore had four predecessoTs, Messrs. Good, W. H. Williams, P. D. Ross and Geo. Harrington, an ITishmaiv who -was originally destined for the priesthood but who -abandoned. the train-ing wheri he discovered that he lacked the vo- cation. Mr. Williams worked on The Mail for less than a fortnight, and seems to harvie been disdharged be- cause he resolutely declined to come to work. 'Before that he had been. sports effitur of the Globe. iHis, leaving that paper created, a vacancy which was filled by,one of the most celebrated sporting men in Can. ada, who happily is still active, Mr. Francis Nels�,ii, one of the best equip- ped sports. vaiters on the continent. M.r. Nelson came to the Globe, from Ha-milton nearly 50, years ago. In the intervening period that papeT has had iust two otherr sports editors, Messrs. Frederick Wilson,,a great -baseball au- thority, and IM. J. Rodden, an all- round sports man whose utterances on hocke,y and football have an al- most papal ,authority. On the Toronto World A. N. Garrett was the sports editor throughout nearly -all its car- eerr. A few m,ontJhs ago Mr. W. A. Hewitt, -of the, Star, celebrated his 30 years an that paper, and may fairly be consideTed one of the chief factors n its great success. Our recollec- tion is that for a short time, Mr. J,�ck Ryan was sports, editor on the Star, but that was in its infancy. Mr. Hewitt was alSO for a while �n the News, and other News sports editors weTe Charles, N. Smith, later of the Sault, and, we, think, Joe Hay, at present with the Globe. Bobby Eng- ish was -the first sports editor of the Telegram, and was followed% by J. Sinclad-r (Cully) Robertson, the eldest som of, the pi�oprietor. The Drezent sports editor is Major J. P. Fitzger- ald. I iman and even woman. - - I The late Arthur F. Wallis, for many - I years '6�ief editorial writer of The . 31 -ail and Empire, and later registrar . of the surrogate court, was the un- Toronto, September 16th. c(mocious and highly unwilling author Dresse( n Chickens. 5 tbs. up ................. 33-8i of the sports page. Though born i Do., 4 to 5 tbs . ............... ­ 32-3( England the late ,Mr. Wallis Was not Do., 3 �' , to 4 lb .. ................ .30-3! . as familia-r with the national games Do., 3 to 31/,_, tbs. ................ 29 3', ,of ,his country as most Englishmen, Dr., 3 tbs . ........................ 28-3( Hens, over 5 tbs . .................. 30 &is interest lying chiefly in Politics Bmilen . .............. .............. 32-3' and when as a reporter of the Mail he, Ducl . ................ .............. 32-3: was sent to report -a cricket match Turke . ............. . � ............. 45-4! fie did not descend upon the scene as ". an authoTity. The result was that when he, turned in This account of the DAIRY MARKET exercises it was a sad, hash. The next Toronto, September 16 -Cheese, new, large rnorning when the late T. C. PattOS,Gn, 17c; twins, 17-�tc ;triplets, lq,/,c; � stiltc,7 managing pditorof the paper, himself- 20 to 21c- Old, large, 28c; twins, 29 ; trip lets and cuts, 30c; old Stiltons, 26c. a sound sportsman and cricketer, saw Bulter-No. I creamery Prints, 331/11c; No the report of the cricket match his 2 creamery Prints, 31 to 32c. tenderest feelings were outraged. He Eggo-Fresh extras, in cartons, 40 to 42c � (fresh extras, loose, 88 to 40c; firsts, 35 t, berated Mr. Wallis, and gave orders 37c; seconds, 27 to 29c. that thereafter any accounts, of cric�k- . et matches which we're to appear in .0. the Mail should be handed over to . Harry J. P. Good, then a proofreader . GRAIN MARKET and a man familiar with most sports. Toronto, September l6th.-Manritoba. whea There were few sporting em(ents W -No. 1 Northern, 83c; No. 2, do., 81V9,c-, No chronicle in those days, but the habit 8 d,D., 77%c; No. 4 f6ed, 74%; No. 6, 69%C gr�ww of handing over whatever re- No. 6, 56c; feed, 44c (c.i.f. Goderich andBa: ports). ports there were. to Mr. Good who had Manitoba oats -No. I feed, 84�4c; No. 2 a familiarity With most games. I t, do., 311/2.. was a natural development to group Argentine corn, 84c: C.i.f., Port Colborne Millfeed, delivered Montreal freights, bagi such reports tagetheir, and this was included: Bran, per ton, $26.25; shorts, pe: how the special sports department ton, $27.25; middlings, $32.25. came into existence. Ontario grain -Wheat, T�c; barley, 35c Whether Mr. Good, who undoubted- oats, 28c; rye, 60c; buckwheat, nominal. ly was the dean ,of sports writers and .0. editoTs in Canada, was honored with - the title of editor when employed on LIVE STOCK MARKETS Union Stock Yards, Toronto, September 16 -Fresh supply of cattle for sale at the Un ion Stock Yards Monday was some 400 hea( 1. . heavier than on the opening day of Ise week,�but stale stock was lacking as a resul of Thursday's good clean-up. Trade was fair ly active on weighty steers and butcher cat tif! of good quagity, -but draggy on common 91 ZZINESS to edium killers, and prices after the has - M staff had been Picked out were a shade to i quarter lower than at last week'n close. Cow, which were A slow trade at the opening a Caused by Blood pressure last week, moved readily enough Yesterday A : steady prices, good butcher kind selling fron �, 5to 5% cents per pound. Export buying ae Doctor ordered Kruschen counted for .120 head of neitr-finished weight: steers. There were about 1,000 head of eat 11 give yealig W this month I had tie unsold at the close, as against 700 h�w a serious attack of blood pressure, and a week ago. car my medical man ordered me to take Some two loads of finished heavy steer . brought 71/1. Cents per pound, which was 11 lCrusched Salts daily. Evidently I Cents Per CWt. dower than the top on llas am a stubborfi-gubject, because 1, uge week,6 opening do,v, and the best priqe fo, every morning a small tegapoonful steeil under 1.050 pounds was 71h, cents, witl . m and a half in a glas�.of hot wi&et, and the 15#11t.'of the handyweight steers arid halt this , acts splend . idly and keeps my ers moving, ,At 61/4 to 7 cents per pound, Plaii bUtchpr bitdd' B61d. downward to 5% cent =rigZ: If I don't have the Adtion '-: j�oun& sifto Common killers were llargot, on I feel cold, . stupid. and pet, I b ,a over. dMir to �ood Initcher bulls in i Ilame to fall f&m dizzitiess. ' ,, thet& IM offering -lacking chkidee, sold tcl the h0W, , t do without ikj� _-K-ri�ischim .1 ' tj��& ,A 4: t6 4,1/9 Cents. per Pound, And W fare I can .. , . , 06 any account. Some time A!gO .1 ognag brought a steady 3 to 8% cents. Som ukd'some other salts. Which Were" tv��0,9-el� 66117 beeves sold at a 'range of ! ' to ,'Jayo c6plig�lor steady, fof the beat and j they pained we so'MU& wl"e, obm& than last week :for the Plains =4 t1vto stop them, there 16 ... R � " "' 1, V�tf' ' I domestic distriliatifOu �*er . uft Xxoschen. I hat0o told i hj�q eatte for I*- w, Rt,k woader-workbig . k;.% ­ fi�at.hlsavier offering than a week aw �W, Wfil,k I'& -odd load of real good Wodkery I 1 -4 . ic�� FtegusWill.) 436 �6�;,,'966-'.Pounds, gold at the 14%ii Whicl . - - , % a "t= of 9 deepd, O.'s . . "o., � , 11 "; I *L", , R,�.k x ',per vound, and most sales a i , i 2 " ' per � I. .1 It., pound were ,of feeder I I - I .� .. e ,� was very little enquirr to I , 1,-1, '01 i . I ,,, � &ODgda. it is one of Nature% oi& , Ily 10 i ,,,, er '' , T, I " �� ­ LL111 ,1, , un ch, It not � prices bfiered, mostly, )! to ih b�_bo, y wreck the or wyd Iq J,'tiotiud were not AUMalebt t I ". , I 1= e.. 4 '17" 6M,J stores from the webi . � I hftml , a I �.t _ L �,P" ly&a Ztd i§ptift , fgds, ravotteii � ,aliAhw " " I I i I I - ., , e;. 1.6i . I ­­', ' best forwhtd aiirlugorsi. a oaj�!I.. , 'do 4116 eath. I -.1 4k. JK�WdOW I, , "Oe I s I I;. 1u) outil 10" ,"d. ' � '' ' " by 0 I 4 th e0s of demand to accouri 11 !, ,,il! I.. �,o- , , �... odeTtLte, bfrerin�.' 9 of calves At Priem .1 Or ,fully IlIft .gt last *1 Advance on al . : , , .. � I'll ,*m the system every I I grades� Oood 66 ChOles, VbMem sold $it 11 t I . 14%0�1' 'I - , I , . Ig eants"Ver Voutd� with a few VkWU "al I ; I I I "I , 4 't . �. I I .A 11 I 11�i, . 'C', ,� -14 , . I . �L,�" -._,�,_ft .", " �_ I , � , � I'' I L , ,% 7�,,�."­,,,,,,*,,2 ,��,.' .. I I '. I � I , .,!�_ � , , "I , "' " , I . %,',"'i� ��,. 'L...i�;%-Ij� , "i, 7: � �,�, 1; , . � I- � U�i: I ,, ,, 1 � !��­:LL'�Yf; ,'I '11 ' P"keb cl�utfipied ,to show renal N p*, , � at 4 . I � -ep . for the b*-Ilt wgro of; cents o,w .' hiklier, - ,, I I .than,-, t1a.at. ,!We 'Ot's , Close. PACOus sold at $t1/*'4 I cents Zo�b., " (I % 4P 10 cent- V-0-0,; ,Per vound :1019=1' At. the $% P�r h?X premi�� . I _ . . I ­Be�*ti�, yesterday were A,220 cattle, 0,56 Calves, 1,285 b4gs and 2,80 sheep and Is � , MW Quotaxo,iis,; Heavy beef ateers, $a. to, $7.50; 0 , ut�eher oteerp, cholCe, $,7.00 to 14-60�. do, fair to good, $6.26 to $6.75, do., conimpul $5.00 -to $5.95; butcher heifers, choice, $7.00� to $7.50; dq, fair to good, $6.00 to $6,70 ; common.,N*15.0 tD. f5.75; butcher .dov , m, W.. vo comes, w) -M to $5.50; do. medium, $3.00 to '$4.60, canners and Cutters, $1.50 to '�2.60; -butcher bulle, good 'to choice, $4.25' to $0.00; do. bologna, $2.50 to $9.60; baby beat, $9.50 to $11.50; feeders, good, $5.60 to $6.00; stockers, $4.50 to $5.25; calves, good to choice, $11.00 to ,4,12.QO -, do., medium, $8.00 to $10.00;t do., common, $6.00 to 49.00; do., grassers, $3.50 to 44.50; milkera, $50.00 to $95.00; springers, $80.00 to 0110.00 ; Qlambs, choice, $8.25; buck lambs. $6.50; Erheep, $1.00 to $4.00; bogs. bacou, w.o.c., $12.7,s to $%a.00. Do selects, $1.00 per hog Premium; do.. brut&re, 75a per hog discount; do., tracked in, 25e owt. under w.o.c.; do., f.o.b., price $1.00 cwt. under w.o a. - . Montreal, September 1$th-Cattle receipts on the two Montreal live stock markets to -day totalled 1,580. Prices ,on good cattl'� were -d to be between 25 and 50 cents higher. Medium good butcher stee�s were about 25 cents higher and - Plain cattle about steady', but slow. Several Jots ,of good steers sold for $ - 7.60,with one load at $8. The ublk of the M-t rs� were of fair and medium, quality, and Ide betwecii $6 and $7. Comintin steers sold down to $4.50. Medium good,heffers of -light weight sold around 4 $6. -G,Dqd.', cowa� wewe mostly $5.00, and Plain cows around $3.50 and $4. Top cows Picked out brought $5.50. Quo- tations : Butcher steers -Good, $7 to $8.00 ; medium, $6.25 to $6.75; common, $4.50 to $6 Butcher beifers--,Good, $6 to, $6.50; med- iui�A $5 to $5.75; common, $4 to 35. Butcher a;;;; -Good, 65; medium, $3 to $4.60; can- ners, $1' to ,%2 ; cutters, $2 to 2.50. Calf receipts were 3,628. Good sucker calves sold up to $10.50 with the built be- tween'$9.50 and ,$10� Medium good to goofl drinkers and fai-i, to medium quality veals were sold for $7.50 to $8. Grass calves were moving slowly at prices ranging from $3.00 , to $5.25. Medium to good grassers bulk be- tween $4 and $5. Quotations: --Good veal, $9 to $10.50; medium. $8 to S9: common, $6,50 to $7.50, grass, 43 to $45.25. Sbeept receipts were . 8,426. Lambs were estimated to be contract at n.50 for good ewes and wethers, with a discount of $2.00 off for bucks. Early to -day good ewes and wethers brouclit $7.uo to $8. Medium qaUlity lambs around $7 to $7.25. Culls and bucks brought from $,5 to $6. Sheep were easier. The bulk of the sheep brought $4. Culls were sold for $2. Quotations :--Ewes,' $2 to $5 ; lambs, good, $7.50 to $8.50; common, $5 to $6.50. Hog receipts were 3,506. Hogs were strong- er The bulk of the batons and butchers b�.ught $12 to $12.25, with $1 premiurp pox hog ,on selects. Heavies were sold P -d $11. Light bogs made $11.75 to $12,00 or better. Sows wer,C, from $9.50 to $10, with a few sale.s up to $10.50. Buffalo, September 16th. -Receipts of bogs 8,100; hold -overs, 300', market less active thon early, generally steady to, all interests; . bulk desirable, 180' to 240 Pounds, $11.50; 140 to 160 Pounds, $10.50 to $11,25; 140 pounds and down, $9.75 to $10.60; packing sows, $8.60 to $9.25. Receipts of cattle, 1,600; dependable trade on 41 weights and grades except weighty steers; generally Fteady; choice 1,175 Pound steers ' $12.50: built dry feds, $10.50 to $11.50; fleshy grassers and short feds, $8.25 to $9.50; beef cows, $5.50 to $6.25. Receipts of callves. 1,100; vealers active, mostly steady; good to Choice, $18ZO to $14.50. Receipts of sheep, 10,500: lambs unevenly 50c to $1 lower, quality and more rigid sorts considered: demand only fair at decline; good f 0 -choice natives, $8.75 to $9; weighty bucks, $7.50. -&. BIRTHS Rowland -On Saturday. September (ith, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rowland, Of Wallon, a daughter. McCo*lan,-In Scott Memorial Hospital, on September l5th. to Mr. land Mrs. John Me - Cowan. Seniforth, a daughter. Regele.-Tn McKillop, on September 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. C. Regale, a daughter. Soott-In Detroit, on August 29th, to Mr. , and Mrs. G. T. Scott, a daughter (Marilyn Margaret). McTnityre.In Brusse1q, on September Sth, to Mr. and Mrs. Bert McIntyre, a son. MARRIAGES Durin-Scotehmer-At the Wesley -Willis Manse, Clinton, on Tuesday, September 16th, Flor- ence Grant. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Scotchmer, of Bayfield, to Mr. Albert Dunn, also of Bayifield� Myers-McQuiLlin.-In St. Peter's Church, Lucknow, ,an September 6th, by -.1te Rev. Canon N * P. Harding, of All Saints' Church, Windsor, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Gallag- bar. of Lucknow, Verna Elizabeth, flaughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McQitiJlin, of Luck - now, to Cecil Richard Myers, of Windsor, son of Mrs. J. C. Myers, of Scaforth. Cameron-Steiss.-At the Presbyterian Manse, Cranbrook, on Wednesday, September 3rd by Rev. W. A. Williams, Lydia, daughte; .-Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Staiss, of Grey Township. to Calvin, son of Mr. and M . rs. William Cameron, of Cranbrook. . DEATHS Hugill.-In Constance, on September 14th, Margaret Elizabeth Hugill, awed 58 years and 6 months. Turner -4n. Sonforth, . on September 13th, Marian McMichael, widow of the late4ohn Turner. McRae. -In Lucan, on Sl�nday, September 7th, ,,,Rev. D. B. McRae, in his 86th year. 'CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Fred Robinson and fmnily' desire to express their. appreciation of the kindness and sympathy shown to them by their neighbors and friends in their recei4t bereavement. � , _.� E"ORTANT NOTICES FOR sALE--ONE 12-20 OIL PULL TRAC. tor in Al Condition, guaranteed to burn fuel oil. THOMAS L. SCOTT, Rumely, Dealer, Cromarty, Ont, 8278-2 . , - OF FARM LANDS AND RESIDENTIAL � PROPERTY There will be offered for sale by public suc- tion on Wednesday, October 1st, 1930, ,at two o'clock pmi., at Lot $5, Concession V Town- ship of Fast Whwanosb, the following pro- pertles: 1. Lot 35, ConceWiqn 1, Townshop, cKf East Wnwanash, consisting of 197 acres of ls;nd. more or less, on which Is ereeted* a comfort- abld frame house and barns about 4OIX00P and 50,1x?0,*. On this famn there Is said to be about ten acres of good hardwood bush, 9. ,Part of Lot 95, Coneession 18, Hallett Towinabdo, conlaining two Acres of land, more or less, on which is said to be erected a earn- forume cement block and frame house abd stablo. - The Above DToparties will each be offered subject to a reserve bid and subject to cer- tain oonditiou of sale which will be vroduced and itad at the timol of sale, -Further particullava may be obtalned fvVin the,Exomfor, of his Solicitori P. Plinglando Clintou, Ontario, � EMO "'N 'd. D"It. - ExedAtor lot the John time Estate. 0, IL vlxoft� Altetforoar... . 8114.9 . I . I I . It , , , ,� 1, - I I ... . I I . 'F I'll, . I � . -� 4 , � , '.�� , , �, " I I � ", � "i , � I � � Z �11 �l I " '11- , 1�, 0 -� �� 91i4' , "�,�.,i, ", ,,, !, ', , . I " � . ,,,,�­'; , ,`�",:",�,,�,'j:% -��:,,,;,',, � I I _�:, - ,,�� , �,_�,:, ���:;;,4,�,:��,,���4�,,',',���,,��,,,,�,!,����';.I ".1i., I !�1'11& � I : p.m., 4q.Tine, same. TAm%,,,#,iid p1goo v-11,, e ' n P sold �a -00 Rumley tr4*. _,ly., I Cooahutt s, ifurrow 12-inok plow, ,.,,;? igtue-foot Cocksbutt Cultivator. I _ ._�_, q�.�'14.p ImidelnM all now. One PeAT :OreV:�::4 ,.,fp: _ , , �year�oilas. gelding and mare;,1_1black IhOZO,L'��,r�w mare. Terms and 09, 14T� "ears, old; 4 otciil � b.0 P.-Ine terms of , the s�ae are casli, but ,W W Credit, will' be '. , given to any who wish;,log furnishing notes . Acceptable by their ownib4pkers. The stock will he a4 Purchaser's risk zlis soon as bid is . 010, but W-111 be Cared for aW earefulI7 loaded on cars- free of charge. ",40,jertificate::of Reg. i�tration will be furnished" with ea& lot sold, and transfer made fi�e,of charge. Cata- l6gues, on application to W,:X. Glenn. Hensall, Ont. LONDON AND WESTERN TRUST CO., Executors of the Estaid: of the late Mrs, W. N. Glenn. Frank Ta_*Ior ind G. H. F,I_ liott, Auctioneers. I .1 3274-92 .... AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE FAItM, Cattle, Implements and'Househofd Effects in the Township of MaKilop. The Executii6eq of the estate! of William Staples, late of the Township of McKiliop, farmer, deceused, have Instructed George Elllc�tt,laubtioneer, to offer for sale by Public auction on Wednesday, the 24th day of September, 1930; -at the hour of 1.45 o'4dock p.m., on the premises the fojlow- ing: Farm -150 acres of first class land. in the said Township of McKillop, five acres -of which consist of good timber and the balance . , in cultivation. There are on, the premises .a good bank barn with cement floor and run- ning water, a 'good two storey brick house with conveniences, a poultry house and a good cement driving abed. The property is well situated as to market, school and church. Well drained. windmill And never failing -well. Cattle -Twenty-nine head yesalings and two -year-olds. One fat Cow, all first class stock. Implements -Ford. touring car, one Portland cutter, buggy, extension ladder, . � wheelbarrow, pig crate, set of single harness as good as new, iron kettle, crosscut saw, wire stretcher. hand stretcher, a quantity of ifich 'lumber a few cord of short wood, three hives of ,". Household Effects -1 ,,i,lebourd I extension table, 6 dining, room chairs, i arm chair, 3 oak rocking chairs, 1 small oak rocker, other kitchen chairs, I high chair, I mahogany parlor table, 2 small tables, 1 kit - Chen extension table, I organ. couch, linoleum 12xl5, almost new�; linoleum. l2xi7, smv:ller 14noleums, I parlor rug 9x12, bedroom ru!� and Larpeits, 3 iron beds, springs and mat- tress, 2 dressers, 2 waslistands, 2 bureaus, 2 toilet sets, chandelier, hanging lamp, other lamps, 8 -day clock, hall rack. Paper rack, clothes horse, corner cupboard, ct;llar cup- board, I airtight heater, Moffat ranve, Pic- tures dishes and, other Articles too numercus to ;�ention. �,Terms of Sale on Fa -m -Ten per cent. of Purchase money on date of sale and the balance within three weckSL Terms on Cattle --Six months' Credit on approved joint notes. Four per cent. discount for Cash. On Chattels and Household EfTed.4-C-ash. For further particulars app;y on the premisei being parts of Lots 31 and 32, Conension 11 M.cKillop Township, Huron County, or to BEST & BEST, Seafarth, Ont., Solic(tors for Executrices. George Elliott, Auctioneer. Dated September 10, 1930. a274-9 40 . . SALE OF PUREBRED AYRSHIRES . A Chance for Huron County Farmers to get Dairy Stock Originating from Oxford, the J�anner Dairy County of Canada. Our buildings and contents having'- been completely destroyed by fire, we are . selling by PubLic ' auction our herd of 21 females and 3 males. All cattle are 3 Y��4r� old and un- der, with exception of 3 cows. One mile southwest of Seaforth, Tue�day, September 23rd, 1930. Sale starts at 2.30 p.m. Lot No. 2 -Brownie of Cedar Springs 2nd 92459, female. ,Bred by J. A. McKenzie, In- nerkip, Ont. Bred June 14th. 1930. Lot No. 4 -Cedar Spring's Floss 2nd 99876 female. Bred by J. A. McKenzie, Innerkip: Ont. Bred June 5th, 1930. Lot No. 5 -Cedar SprinIrs Brownie 3H 92742, femaJe, Bred by J. A. McKenzie, In- nerkip, Out. Bred May 15th, 1930. Lot No. 8 --Cedar Spring., Last Drowni I e 114678. Bred by 3. A. McKenzie, Seaforth. Ont. Bred June 21st, 1930. Lot No. 9-Earlston Brownie 3rd 116380, female. Bred by J. A. McKenzie, Seafortli,' On -t. Bred June 10th, 1930. Lot No. 10-Earlston Brownie 6th lZ3352, iferna-le. 'Bred by J. A. McKenzie, Seaforth, Ont. Lot No. ii-Earlston Roxie 123355, fenirde. � Bred by J. A. McKenzie,' SeafDrth, Ont. Bred August 17th, 1930. Lot No. 12-Earlston Flo,- 1233.53, female. Bred by J. A. McKenzie, Sea,forth, Ont. Bred September 3rd, 1930. Lot No- 1.'T-Barlston Brownie 5th 12SNA, female. Bred by J. A. MeKenzie6 Scaforth, Ont. Bred August 18th. 1030. Lot No. _14 -Glen Campbell Deborah 12,1214, temale. Bred by F. C. Biggs & Sons, Dund�, Ont. Bred December 11th. 1929. Lot No. 15 --Glen Campbell Marguerite aNS56� fermale. Bred by Fzlkine McQuat, Brownsburg, Que.; calved tKe property of F. C. Biggs & Sons, Dundas, Ont. Bied March 23rd, 1930. lot No. 16---Cylen Campbell Principle 124215, in ale. ,Bred by F. C. Biggs & Sons, Dundas, Ont. Lot No. 17--Earlston Brownie VTI. Brod by J. A. McKenzie, Seaforth. Bred April 30, 1980. Lot No. 18--Fjarl�ton Ro.xie 2nd. Bred by J .A. McKenzie, Seaforth. Bred June 21st, 1980. Lot No. 19-Earlsion Brownie 8th. Bred by J. A. McKenzie, Sertforth. Lot No. 20--Earlston Brownie 9th. Bred by J. A. McKenzie, Seaforth. Lot No ?I-Earlstan Fl,,ss 27id. Bred by J. A. Mckenzie, Seaforth. Lot No. 22-Farlston Rrownie 10th. Brej by J. A. McKenzie, Seaforth. Lot No. 2.1-Earlston Brownie XI. B red by J. A. McKenzie, Seaforlh. Horses -Three general purpose work mar�_-. 1250 to 1450 pounds ; three heifer calves, 4 to 6 months old: two lyulls ,t to 6 months old, all eligible for registrati�n. Six Leicester ewes and one r&Tn, Implements-New][2-20 Walli,t tradtor, 9-fu-rr(yw Cockshutt tractor Plow, I turnip seeder. I sced grain treating machine, 1 two-way thresher's pump, I six- ifoot cultivator. I corn cultivator, 2 wagons, , I wagon frame o.k. for iron wheels, 1 cut -ter, ,I binder forerarriaze, I Ford coach 1925 - model, I Pandora range, eoal or wood, I air tight heater. Eight acres of standing corn will be sold by the row. One set of hand. rande brass-niounted team harness with tops ; Just been used one year. Terms on Pure Bred Cobtle.-Eight months' credit on satisfactory recommend . or security, with interest at 6 per cent, par annum. Terms on other Stock and Chattels --Eight months' credit ,on all surns of $20.00 and over, or six per cent. per annum off for cash. J. A. Me- KENZIE, Proprietor. $275-1 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OF SEAFOATH The property of the late Mrs. Rachel Alice Sto- his will be gold by public auction at the premises on Friday, September 2Gth, at two o'clock p.m. The vroperty, is better knowu. as Lot lo, Block H, Beattie And Stark Survey, on North Main Street There will be sold at the, same time, the following goods And Chattels - I Now Home sewinc machine, 2 tables, rocking chairs, kitchen eirtilboard, a quantity of pictures, 1 elght-day clock, frult jars, crockery and var- lous other articles Including h"d coal, haTd. wood, kindling wood, garden tools, ele. TORMS--On property, 20 per cent, Cash, balatoo within thirty days without 13A,erest. On Household G*o&-C1sh. Por farther particulars apply, to . I BAYS A" HAYS, ' . 180:iWistora, Efi_., GabtkI4 ontam, rphwom Awi, noo., SO4o,th, 0* Adetibsiter. . I M.111 l I . . I I . � I I I , ,,, . , . . . , i. I . � , -, , " , ,� , !�n� . '! ,�" � ­ � � ." , , ,, �.,,,, ,,�,�: , ; ��, - ,.,., , �.­lt! , l- . I ,�, . , ,, I �1, '111, 4, . I � � - , I W." I I ,. � 1 � " a � _ ,a n� W; : , � I ill, i I . 1 poiv PIA - ra, � Qf ­ -A � � ;U � A � 1g, . �', � . , � ��� 4�1 �� ,? 4; 11 8 , ,�,: . . . . . . . . . . . / . - F.ARMS'�.Vow SA�GE.­ ,,'�r `�i 1 - �__ I ., �-,A ,4,W -:� CAPIC4 . , . I - . If- iii 'Tuckeromithi, 1,116Dorne 4nd, Rib- � - 1 . be;!�, some of wi.,Aich ,we'vpthin . ; I fy itge, fro& , W, T, .11 the-� 0almin.9 factori- - wbiT.�­`�Ihe fL I . . 4040PS are makini all the'way 'from, $50.0o :& 1610C Per acre far their pea'p " ' ' , sen' quails, .our f...i. Nuin's".ho-z . � � Firm =1t1;,4X%wners can have 'their -tpx-. e� taken from the tow.whip anif Aiipliw! to , - our - school and send children ' to On I 2raon school free of elfarge- THOMAS CAXcE.OX, Box 43, Exeter P. 0. - Phone 114 J. sz:o�-tf I I FARM FOR SAL11-428 jCRES, MORE oxt less, Lot No. 28, Concession 5, L. R. S., Township of Tdckersmith, County of,oRgron. There is on the premises a, 9 -roomed i . tone house with slate roof, barn 64x56 and wing A th good .at% ' 'bung *under- neath. Also good drive abed And hen house, all in g66d­_iePair_ "There lis­a1so-oir ,the Premises an abund;nt supply of water the Year round; 12 acres of good hard wood bush. There is not a foot of waste land on the farm. There is a splendid orchard and plenty of small fruit. Immediate Possession to house and buildings. For further'Parti,culars apply to JAMES CAMERON, R. R. 4, Sea -forth, Ont Lot 13, Concession 6, or phone- 2 on 133, Tuakersnifth. 3267x4 - NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE -is hereby given pursuant to the �tatuter in that behalf that all,persons hav- ing claims against the estate of William Staples, -late of the Township of McKillop, who died on or about the 19-th day of July, 1930, are required to forward their claims, verified by affidavit, to the undersigned Solici- tpr on or before the 24th day of September, 1930, after which date the Executrices will proceed to distribute the estate, iiaving re- responsible only for the.claims of which they shall then have had notice. DATED this 4th day of September, 1930. JOHN H. BEST, Solicitor for the Executrices. , 3273-3 1 _____ ,� NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given under the statues in that behalf that all persons having any claims against George C. Bell, auto dealer, I -ate of the Town of Seaforth, Huron County, bachelor, who died on the 23Td day of May, 1930, are required to send to the undersigned solicitor for the Executors, full Particulars in writing and verified by affidavit, of their claims and the nature of the securities ' if any, held by them, on or before the 22nd day of September, 1930, after which date the saidEx- . ecutors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased, having regard only to � the claims of which he then shall have had notice. DATED at Seaforth, Ont., this 29th day of Auguisf, 1930. R. S. BAYS, Solicitop for Ex"utors.- . 8273-3 - -_ - � NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given under the sta,tues in th at behalf that all persons having any -claims against Margaret Ann McAdam, late of the Township of McKillop, Huron County, Spinster, who died on the 28th day of June, 1930, are required to send to the undersigned solicitor for the Executors, full particulars in writing and verified by affidavit, of their claims and the nature of the securities, if any, held by them, on or before the 22nd day of September, 1930, after which date the said , Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased, having regard only to the claims of which they then shall have had notice. DATED at Seaforth, Ont., this 3rd day of September, 1930. R. S. HAYS, Solicitor for Executors. I - ",8-31 . -7 House for Sale ' The house and lot belonging to the estate of the late Ann E. Modeland on MarIket St " Sea,forth, Ont., will be sold at a sacrifice � price is order to close up her estate. For Particulars apply to BEST & BEST, Seaforth, Ont, Solicitors for the Executrices. 3274-tf . ­ - - We Remove live or dead horses and cows free of charge. We pay for the p:hone call. WILLIAM STONE SONS, LIMITED Phone 22, Ingersoll Phone 215 W, Stratford 8273-18 __= .0 0 0 W. J. Walker & Son 0 lo * * W. J. Walker, Funieral * 0 Director and. Embalmer. 0 <> * 0 Motor or Horse Equipment. * 0 Cars or flowers furnished * 0 as requested. * 0 Day or Nilght, phone 67. * 0 * 0 * 0 W. J. CLEARY * <> Licensed Embalmer an� * 0 .. 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Hose, 3- pair ........... 50c 'Ali; � . . . . . . . ..,; �­­ I , . , L I . 1, ,&;14 All I . . I ,.�I,-,��0 � ,,� 1. , 11 . � " ' ' '�'Z�'�­` Bias tape, all colors, GROCERIES .. . , � �.j­�. ill, ; �� I , ' . . t 6 Yards to card, 3L for. ., .25C .. W , .. . ' ...... .� 7777 I�' .11'' 11 '14 11 , I , . W-hite.-Ootton Sheeting, 78-'? BRE. AD 3 for L ...... I 1. ,, �:4 .11 .....25r, I � 2, ,,,, 11 . �'e. 11 � �', - I . :",,,i,.,'1 ,i.... . ,.i., 1, ,.i., I I � , ,�� �, � ide, regular 55c, for .... 45c -SALADX TEA ... � ..... e..52c' ,�­, wi . I I _- j-, , . . , "... ; . I - �.,: m-, -Sateen, all colors, POT BARLEY,* 1b . ..... - ,5c ;1 1". �i4;,���;�,�,iq -!�'I, ,�,�Y'L � �','�',,��l I LLL regular 30c, for ...... �. 19c CORN STARCH .......... 9C ... ��:LL�,�", , . I . .!,�;�,P Ticking, feather proof, LUX, 3 for ... ... 25c I I . . . . . . �, �: ,,;.�', lli;;."i�-., ­ ..... .. . ,��.� .1 heavy quality . .......... 39c SUGAR . .......... $4.90 Cash , " I . 11 l:��;_ � �._ I, " i , � 4 .'L;�­.. 1. WANTED -Cream, Eggs and Fowl. Also fowl culled by appoint- . , ,�,,� . _4 �i ment. � I - .,� , �; '1� ' , L " __ I .1 , : � ` L �,N Hugh F. BERRY,'Brucefield ,�� �, , L - Phone: 13-142, Seaforth. Phone: 13-618, Clinton I �.-'�� �� . 11 1. ��� '.IM! I . AUTUMN SALE Don't miss this opportunity to purchase your mer- chandise while we are offering you our goods at half price during the Autumn Sale. A few extra specials this week are : ' Comforters, 72x62 in., well filled, flowered . chintz covering, rose and blue, at. .. .., .... $2,19 Ladies'and Misses' Felt Hats only..................... I .... I ........ � $1098 At. the Seaforth Barg'ain Store S.�Shiinan, Mgr. Telephone 109 Z D. H. McINNES Registered Drugless Practitioner. CHIROPRACTOR ELECTRICITY Magnetic Electric Baths Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons. Adjustment given for disemev of all kinds, 8054-tf - THE JOHN RANKIN AGENCY inds. Bonds, Real Estate Money to Loan SEAFORTH, ONTARIO Phone 91 - A . ord To Auto Owners Be Prepared for the New Amendment � to the HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT which comes into force on September Ist, 1930 . Dtop in and let us explain to you just what is required under the new amendment. . Nothing to worry about if you have a policy in the PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO. of London, England, one of the strongest in the British Empire Issued ,by . A. D. SUTHERLAND General Inguirano, geAl Rstat# convey'ancitig, thvedifton* ate- SPAPORTH ' ONTAWO . � � P90" ile , . �� . � I—— 1; . POTATOES I are going up in United States, which is going to stimulate prices here through light crops and failures 12 many places. . But to move out some of our stock, we will offer you: No. I Graded Cobblers, delivered at $1.75 per 90 -pound bag, guaranteed cookers; or field run at $1.60. We have many large orders in now and if you are needing potatoes, phone 34-616, Clinton Central. Last year many were too late in placing their orders, as we, have cus- tomers from Goderich to Kitehener. They will go quick, s0hore now. J. E. Hugill'k Sons .1 ,3274x3 Li*ve Fowl WANTED ­ ��� ...... �,;F,;"�, � -.1111 I'll I . I , , . , ��;�! ',,,!'." . , . . I � . . . . . ''..., � I .... ", , , � 4,�, , 1 14 �,fl I , �_ "" . . "' �,";M , , �,,,, "' - . I ;1,1 ," I ," . I , . . " 11 . : ,,, " f � , . , . �11, . I �:Y. . .1 � . . 41.Ma 'I , Xg � 'i 19 :�?, "!, 'I ,� � z,111, , ,. � � f.v , 31 mi" .�� �� . i ,�,,, 1, WHI pay cash at your home. :,.; ...4. 11 No delivery. Extra good pfices �, � . I'U� �, 11 �� , I.." I . . I Max Wolsh " 1i; ,10-11, 11 4.1 ��� Phone 178 Seaforth 11,�,, . � ., .... �,�,,� ,� , ;Vl� 'i , . ;�i� �1,i� 'k, " I . . ,,, ,,, The - 12 , ;�..�. � , .. !�'14 ��� a I ­1.11::`�' . I 11 �J � 1� �.. 11,;..111Z "� . '', � 0- �.,�" , . . _�?., , , _ �.�4' ,;��_;:10,�,. � . 1.11 Fertilizer,,,.''.,,,'' '' 1'.� _1 . . , 1. 11­,X� "I" �,,��!?.[,�� .,J� - ,.�.',,`U " News .� .�,.�, I - I �� .. -, ... ,,�, , , , " "It Ain't, Going to Rain Any 0 .1 .0 0 W. T. BOX & CO. * 0 Funeral Director and .0 0 Licensed Embalmer * 0 H. C. BOX * 0 Be,st Motor and Horse-drawn 0 0 equipment. 0 0 Charges moderate. * 0 Flowers furnished on short 0 0 notice. * 0 Night Calls Day Calls 0 *> . Phone 175 Phone 43 0. 0 - - * I D. H. McINNES Registered Drugless Practitioner. CHIROPRACTOR ELECTRICITY Magnetic Electric Baths Commercial Hotel, Seaforth Monday, Wednesday and Friday Afternoons. Adjustment given for disemev of all kinds, 8054-tf - THE JOHN RANKIN AGENCY inds. Bonds, Real Estate Money to Loan SEAFORTH, ONTARIO Phone 91 - A . ord To Auto Owners Be Prepared for the New Amendment � to the HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT which comes into force on September Ist, 1930 . Dtop in and let us explain to you just what is required under the new amendment. . Nothing to worry about if you have a policy in the PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CO. of London, England, one of the strongest in the British Empire Issued ,by . A. D. SUTHERLAND General Inguirano, geAl Rstat# convey'ancitig, thvedifton* ate- SPAPORTH ' ONTAWO . � � P90" ile , . �� . � I—— 1; . POTATOES I are going up in United States, which is going to stimulate prices here through light crops and failures 12 many places. . But to move out some of our stock, we will offer you: No. I Graded Cobblers, delivered at $1.75 per 90 -pound bag, guaranteed cookers; or field run at $1.60. We have many large orders in now and if you are needing potatoes, phone 34-616, Clinton Central. Last year many were too late in placing their orders, as we, have cus- tomers from Goderich to Kitehener. They will go quick, s0hore now. J. E. Hugill'k Sons .1 ,3274x3 Li*ve Fowl WANTED ­ ��� ...... �,;F,;"�, � -.1111 I'll I . I , , . , ��;�! ',,,!'." . , . . I � . . . . . ''..., � I .... ", , , � 4,�, , 1 14 �,fl I , �_ "" . . "' �,";M , , �,,,, "' - . I ;1,1 ," I ," . I , . . " 11 . : ,,, " f � , . , . �11, . I �:Y. . .1 � . . 41.Ma 'I , Xg � 'i 19 :�?, "!, 'I ,� � z,111, , ,. � � f.v , 31 mi" .�� �� . i ,�,,, 1, WHI pay cash at your home. :,.; ...4. 11 No delivery. Extra good pfices �, � . I'U� �, 11 �� , I.." I . . I Max Wolsh " 1i; ,10-11, 11 4.1 ��� Phone 178 Seaforth 11,�,, . � ., .... �,�,,� ,� , ;Vl� 'i , . ;�i� �1,i� 'k, " I . . ,,, ,,, The - 12 , ;�..�. � , .. !�'14 ��� a I ­1.11::`�' . I 11 �J � 1� �.. 11,;..111Z "� . 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