The Goderich Star, 1936-06-04, Page 830,
e• re SeYbeakSe Grer‘e, .
Ilur ttotien of soYhearia ,on a
ausemeercial sole in Ontarie emu,
aessecerraboet six yearsao. TJp to
time there were .only s few leo,
ewers, prinelpely in the coofl.
rssex and Kent - Although the
*emege on individual farmshas in
MIt iCaSe.$ been small, it is estimated
the tot*i area soWn above
aa.nted to 10,000 acres in 1035. 70
tr t. of ,the crop WAS *Town in
'won% and . liarveated for seed, while
• stbetalanee was produced, for hay. ,
•TV
• Crops Hit By Profit
•lakiltay frosts caused, eansidee-
sible demege to crops, especially
Abadan Ontario. Alfalfa and clever
-tea a;severe setback and in some
ctuz:i red clever.was,.tuine4. A
;hate . weep of strawberries and ,
zany appke ergliards were bard hit
Atte frost. 14 Prince Bawer& Co.
-*sob .peas were frozen badly, while
Mafl elvers " 'And wheat were aleo
Iliiesett. The damage was slight in
$eseTheria Ontario and favored by
leant, sunny weather during the hat -
*ter pert of May, all crops have Made
vapid growth..
Tho Perm Poultry Flock
1
Itaitry is at lest °definitely recog-
oared as one Of the essential depxrt- .
meets of every up,to-date farm
where A program of mixed farming,
_tarried on. Not only, is it redeg-
tea es a necessary .deot!rtment of
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rin work but trier* and more farm,
are coining to realize that for the.
eaPitsil Invested *04 labee
there are, few it any depotrtmeets
,tbet give as high return& roe the
mixed form general purpose „breeds.
such as the PlymOuth Reek*, "Which
are. good both for lairing and for the
Production of market poultry, are re*
oeirirrimele4. 'A flock of * hundred,
such birds carefully meautged are
turning to many * former/ s profit
over cost of feed:troth $200 to $000
Year, "which is eemethingnodt to be
disdained by even the most fitteCe40.,
ful f(nlners.
Clover and Grass Seeds
„ 4
Reports from Central Ontario indi-
cate that most yet these seeds ,have
moved from growers to the trade,
largely to 'the local retall trade. Most
of the timothy seed in the Sti Law-
rence counties havbeee sokt,„ ;.There
still remains ,however, , some 350,000
mauls. A. fele, Veoitity of timothy •
s still available in the lower Ottawa
Valley. Growers in south-western
Ontario still hold Omit one half' a
the *red clover ara.timettly crops, or
750,000 pounds and 2,000,000 pounds
respectively. Buying by the whole-
sale trade., has declined 'owing to
large stocks seeurett aireedY. Mt of
the alfalfa, alsike, sweet. clover* and
Canadieri blue grog as been sold, to
the trade. It is expected that much tf
the timothy seed and perhaps Sortie
red clover wig be -carried., over by
growers to next season. *
Reports from gorth,western. On-
tario intlicateAluke there are at Isast
10,000 pounds—of; red-•,eloyer. - and
15,000 pounds 0'4104 still in grow-
ers' hands as well as about. 75 per
cent. of the timothy 9r approximate-
ly .200,000 pounds.. • ••
Prices being paid growers, per
pound, basis no. 1 grades, are: for
red clover in Eager* Ontario,- 12 ta
13c; in south-western Ontario, 11 to
15c; for alfalfa j,2 to 16c; And alsike
16 to 18c; eweet:celover 2 to 5c; tim-
othy 3 to 5e; timothy 3 to oUle and
Canadian, blue,grats -Meto 400.
IGIE-
lasuratice and Real Estate
DOMINION, PROVINCIAL
AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS
• Phone 24
tkrisaPIATY IlarQUIRED • SUIT -
a ABLE FOR TKEATRE.
Tor a client we are interes4kd it
-120—parehase ot approximately
aquare +feet oC 404 centrally
led in Goderich's business ds -
Ida. The ProPerty need not have
* lame frontageon a . Main ther.
440glifare, but small frontage pro-
ud1ng
Ante% to main area is re.
Block Van showing loca-
tion and 'adjoining properties
Ovoid be submitted. All replles
.`tbictly corsidential. 'Arras,.
repliiis to Box 653, SIM -
.40, Ontario. 23-24
Ontario's *Bailey Skulk -00i
That Barley is .aseunfing a more
Important place in Canadian. Agri-
culture and Canadian industry, is
evidenced by the fact that a Nation-
al Barley Committee has been 'set up
and was in session in Toronto .last
weak. With these facts in view,. the
folroiving Wel paragraphs from
"The Ontario _Agricultural Outlook
for .1938' should beof special interest
and value to ,Ontario farmers who
are just now laying their ;plans for
Aimoutime
Highest Standard in Ladies'
•.Dresses
171* Cleaning men's' Saha:,
We can 'Clean • .
. Anything from_ a
Necktie to Rug
. .
custom.,:mktie, clothes to, your own,
clividttal measure and style, aslow as $14 75 up
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
NIVINS, nor- - ler WC Call tor.,
4.1101% yaw end Deliver
'
ALTERUW RILPAIRING VOSSING
E FARM
Chick
WhIteloredieni thiolos este baicked be, ten •pow of
and Culling; tor grodui*.ion, type ,sind dee ot bIr tett 'Ions ot
lie*** trsan high PrOdtglibix 044004 etiettetos, two 3iera eit;ott4tat-•
and tem Years tusier.govialanent tnepectiod, *err chick we Olt_ Is
Art* Our Iron stoct They inlistrit antbirridsmee of health mitt YJget"."
Thy ere kitttetted Under 'Meal' cOnditiont * Ott libit '2210t440'-/ntittitart,
growth end leastelity_it eisioStAiontlly good. *lemma euetbinere -have
*A wee' clgeke 01- three we otd than the numbet ttw#4..ipativfor
rat ttor--otnvetitsks Per. tonclaart..
I'M MAY SAVE A-DOMekt per hundred:be seecteptingcbs et In.
•tt,rentanoestry• /*it ItOti.litele '14$3* *10 on tht egg* Ion .
deal neat *fin, and winter,
WZ DO NOT hatit' two grades Of' fitiegra 1St iere 1y 1414.04:
euid liavemily- ONO TOP OltitiNe ot.01111)20ft
'th. PO* top ..griaaat cother, Weber*, We I*ve
• 4 , • •
jutie..Chicks.ente 8e, each
,
Hurtle Clutton,
81140P:
and We. maroon of
ara,,Spent Sunda)! with Mt.'ard
Mr., I). IC4 Alton and Mr. and Kra.
Roy Alton. -------
snd Mrs, T. A. 'Cameron
niot-
ored to POwlitaina last Week to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Cameron's broth**
ereitutive
Mrs. Gee'fge Phillips and three
daughters, Vordyce, _pelted with her
greats, gr. and Mr*. John COMP -
II. '
Bobbie XitoFerisne and Mise Met,
da Lone,. teacher Nedy, motored
home to her perents,on SeturdaY, re-
turning on Sunday. Miss Lime
brought back a new Peed V-8 road-
ster.
OLIYIEV11414E
HOLMESWLLE, June
Esther Lowry of,Torontot is visiting
with her (Asters, theeMisses I:teeter.'
and Alva, Victor Newell nitd
family of Detroit, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Pre() Vetter, over the. .NOTelt
end.
Rev. J. W. Herbert is attending
Conference at .London.
• Miss Kathleen Huller of
ville spent the *week end with her
parents, „.
Mr. and Mrs. OhaS. .$1,niddielc and
Birdie of Hyde Park eijeo.t .$4:0411"
with Mr. and Mrs'. W. Potter, -
Mr, and Pin. J. llatkinvisited at
•Seaferth on Sunday.
11.0* Mulholland has disposed of
his property just .east .of the village,.
to Mr. Bill Jervis, ,and he- -with Mrs.
Mulholland and MISS Muriel, have
moved to Olinten« where t'lleyr, will
make their hiene, in future. OW
- regretted.. in .this commun-
ity, but it is hoped theywill elijOY
every happiness in their.new lietne•
Itr..and Mrs. Stanley Whiteman
and Kiss Phoebe. of Detroit, visited
on Sunday with Mr. A. Jervis and
Mrs. Yonne -Aut.
Mr. and Mrs, +Clifferd.. Webb of
,.Goderich, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer 'Potter.
this year's crop production.
"The 1985 barley crop In Ontario
was The largest' since 1030 and is es-
timated at 10,841,000 bushels. In
1934 the production Was 14,741.700
' bushels. The acreage was increased
from 484,900 acres to 024,600 and the
yield per Aare ,at 32".2 bushels was -1-8
bushels higher than. in the 'previous
year. '
The Canadian crop. of 83,975,000
bushelis much' higher, showing 'a
gain of 44283,000 bushels or 81 per
tent- over 1004.
From the 1930 Canadian crop,
about 9,250,000 bushels were eXport-
• ed to the 'United States, whereas In
the years 1980,86 inclusive, the ex-
port to this market was negligible.
,The average price being paid f.ir
the 1935 .barley trop is 40 cents per
bushel, compared with 60 cents per,
bushel in .1934. `
There is . a possible- annual "doznee;
tic market for, over 2,250,000 bushels
of good clean malting. barley. An
increase in livestock holdings would •
Create a demand for considerable •
barley for feed. Barley rie1ds well in
bushel.per acre and it is a good
crop with which to seed down. The
• present acreage should he maintain.
ed with more attention given to tio.
improvement,. of quality and yield
per acre." -
'the
• :era,
ki and '..John
The terldci-
later, 'was married te
. living -in Western
C*nad&. onIy, ewe lyreou Vas PreOtnt
for the. *Man.. wedding Who, waspresent
at the fonct1on40 yols, ir.40.;rietnelr
Atalt. Toroine, at mat time *led
only a feee,moutlo old. Beth bridecend
bridegroom *no. from the vicinity of
Port floe, which, was sthelt birthPlece,
and aVere maroled at the sees of IA and
23 respect.ve1y. Alter their lmarriage
.they iived for four .years in 4Shil,e14
TownsAiv, and for Some years In•Viot.
411, tbetere voming te Wed. Wewano4h
where they resided for 49lestis.
7resent' at'tho camilVereary were the
two desightere of the 1atollY04Ars-
0414SS,a0dZapt. W J. Robb, the avo -
grandchildren and the one great grand;
ehild,-Betty Jean Oardiss, who received
the erdinanee .ot baptisra, w4.1011.,
adm1niterecj by eeev. J. IX. 9,4cogileas4
toliewirte'llwanner--hour-,ba-the even,
The guests were retelved at the door
by Mrs- Out* and Mrs. Roth, tea was
wrrea kr Om Donald Fowler, leaCthe
serther was done the two 'grand-
eaughters,,Dorothy Xtebh and Marguerite
Oarniss, and MIAs Xeltta. 1140.Yeler.
me dinint reent was attrutivelly
goldstremem 'draped: from the ceiling'.
rotated in colore, of Wold and Vhtte. with
' to ,tre. tour ..eoniers ofthe table, which •
was centred With a three -starer weddhlg'
'tete, above`whtlls, hung a, 'white wedding
Oolden„.:'candle4 -greeed the 'table,
whlle yellow Wipe and other flowers
added tothe°ca1or/41: scene. The tee -t
to the bride of,De;.:Aers-ago WWL.PrePos*
ed by -Uwe, J. IL Geoghegan, and re-
sponded to, In Ueu ef the ,Orldegroom, by
salt of Toronto.. Arnong the.7*Ma0Y
gifte reeelVed,' .4s4 ' a gilt -4100d. silver
•ellgar and *terve -:#010.711fetwo
-
datightere; and:a ...haud.PaInted YelloW
tower container .from the twe , grand-
daughters. •;
• riannieg for '*leiq Thor • '
, The ,1ast literary meeting of the 'term
to be held ;by'• the Dimgaimon school
opened with a-iinsiness wood' and plans
forafIeId meet were discussed. ot; Pm"
gram followed—song by. junior aCIPIn
'popes," eavfaie,), had a little lamb;" song,
‘Juneantiedge;_ the school vapor read JOY
Auctteilstewaree "stars of the Simmer
igh.t*" in.1)1044-Part, harmony by the
le0 Club, !with,: Mr. Badcl,
Readirig;by Etta:belle ;Webster. Song by
;Vanier • M_Oupils--;"11ere Wt Go
Round Mokerry Shah," • With Miss
Faxrler at the piano._ _-41, song by the
Glee "Aloha (Hawaiihn)
concluded the program. •
Oraharn..t. Plnkney haS, jbeen• en-
gaged as prnt.tipal of Dungannon school
at St/MOO, per annum, 'duties to
1:11e1kCc- Sept.4lat. Mr. Pinkney, who is
present teaphing at Ungside
teeth Mr. G. $/:,Kidd, Who haS been, en-
gaged as prIrielpal. 01 Winghani pubile
school. 0.fiss Olive ararrier .luis been re-
engaged asassistant teacher at a salary
5700, an of -675 over the teSt
year. • •
;71tecent Dungannon visitors-r-Vtr. and
Mrs, MI1ton Stothers and Miss Jean
Stothers, ataroeto, With Mr. and Mrs,
'notes Stotliets; the 042'ale& -Bulst, Tor
onto,,at their cottage.,Port Albert.
Ptleruls-- 0t7M1ts. PuI Reed Iearne
with regret 01 he 70eident which betel
her when is front a conch to
the floor at lqme Pt. her daughter,
Mrs, Th •erson;_ sustaining a.
freictured .ote the venerable
lady Is hi" her 'Year, the, accident its
Ole More eeriotla and fegrettable.
Pielder. brother* '01 tigzaterd _
tbcoo'lear-Pla "Poor **A t4r 1401
!teem)
gret at the lose sristadnied by tha
tkof the late George Spetton,
for North nuron, throuvix whose
tforta this, censtittutency had
iveet resent Substentiel benefit*. His
4.t.rlTillitin:1Iaz:ir6
rei!ate3i"Iiml11e)e'ctegnie4
otrtonattheirdaughter,
on motion of Reeves Turner and
riemingwar.
Breve Turner also the ..*
motion emphasizing- the veuncifes
sorrow at 'the 'untimely death of. Mrs.
Hefty Edwards, wife of one of the
,Courity's valued °flick& That motion
was Seconde4 by, Room Pryde,
Mr. ,ChaChS.AAM4PrUnithS7'ofttleirBlYth P
pealed for the preservattion of the
grave of the late Pr. Dunlop, to
whom he referred as the first blinder
of a highway and of a cottage, the
first war veteran, the first settler a
sportsman, an adventurer, a 'thern.
pion of settlers, the first farmer, and.
.the first Warden, having been aP.,
100440d -in 1827. Mr. -Asquith -thought
the Province mfghtlake over the
care o'f the plot; that the rOwity
might buy the property; that ...the
Veterans," the Medical Association or
the Huron Old Boys' might partici-
pato in'itsupkeep.
Inspector J. M. Govenlock of • the
County Home, reported -three deaths
four had absconded, and one lei oat
since January 1st,
Reeve Haache presided during the
reading of the report of the, chairman
of the shelter Committee. lvIr.
Edwards, manager of. the Shelter,
briefly addressed the. 'Connell, and
answered various questions.
To .Artinge Picnic
On motion of Reeves Geigner 414
}Thmingway, Messrs. Turner, .Moser,
Erskine, , Roberts, Patterson, s.Feagan,
Haacke Warden Bowman, were
CouncilaPP°llt e 4Diet°11104,. r4.Jauzilgye2f2nrd twhaes CnIlimnetYd
as the date by Reeves Biliqtt and
Turner, • •
Reeves Matheson and Bryans had
a motion referred to the Executive
Committee to consider the donation
of 000. to the Rural Trustee . and
Ratepayers' Association.
: Wednesday Afternoon
. A deputation from. Perth County
Council including Warden Donaldson
asked co-operation of Huron to. -get
the Highway- Department take
over a stretch of 2,Y2 'miles of high-
way between Kippen and Seaforth.
Mr. Breckenridge Of Turnherry
asked that the curves' OA a road *run-
ning into Bluevale, should be straigh-
tened out, and the read; otherwisejm-
proved.
A request from the -farmers' in
ibifyaikelteveelissaalleigaenrd attudrimehe,upekre:gsiale:kt:ayd,
way, north and south, be taken over
,that a link in the Blue Water 'High-
°. 4 at
by the Department from
as it is a heavily travelled road. -Th
Sponsors of the request statedthat
number of.: the biggest thippers o
Huron lived in that vicinity., The
Good Roads Committee will report on
the above three requests.
*Same Eqtaliaztioli an 1935
• With Warden Bowman presiding in
Committee of :the whole, it was de
cided that the •equaliratioon of .1936
be the same as in *1935. ' • ' „
To secure uniformity Reeves Grain
and Turner were -empowered to pin'.
chase a die for ;10. ,
--- Members To Vote
..-Mathiesort—Davidson: That • every
Member should 'vote or any division
in Council, except Where " he has 'a
personal' mteresi :in the -matter..
Grain—Bryarnst- That by laws 1 to
2,7-incluslive-_read_-_alcthe-lanuary -ses-
E4QTTIM passed. '• -
Holidays V'er Officials
Cardiff-,Pryde: That the. Clerk,
Treasurer, and Caretaker, be each
granted :ewe Weeks holidays.
(The C01,1110 is,still in Session.)
VirAWANOSa COUNCIL
- -1Iensall West, to the B
Dust Treatments for Grain Smatc
"Many 'farmers are anxious to use
dust treAtments to • prevent grain
Smuts," 'says Prof. ---1.: .E. Irowitt of,
the Ontario- Agricultural College and
Ibe recommends the following treat.
ment* as having proved very sells.
factory 411 experiments conducted at :
the college. . • ,
, Copper , Carbonate Duet Treat-
ment: This*eatment is recommend-
ed for the prevention of Bunt " or
S.triking Smut of Wheat and Smut in
Hulks*. Oita. ° It will not control
Smut in gralb 'with a bull such as or-
dinary oats or barley, This treatment
will net prevent LOOSS smut or
Wheat. . . .
Meterial needed: co -per- carbon%
dust; dust mixing machine; a elhovel
for handling the grain.
IDirictiont This dust should be SP-.
plied at the rate of 2 ounces per bus.;
Dust 'mixing machines are now on
the market for applying dust •rapidly
to large cituintities of grain: Put, the
train and copper carbonate duet into
the. mixing machine toid rotate for
2.,Or 0 Mii4tea_OrAintii *Von' Oak
is Ihbroughry Covered with dust* It
is advisable to wear * dot, mask .or
wet handkerchief oter the =Math' and
noose while treating the grain. If a
duet treating machine is not avail.
able * hotne.made dust mixing, mach.
but may be Made from a barrel
1 ' churn or ordinary- barret or jam*.
typal of 'cement raven may be used
for treathtg the grain.
, --The advantages of this treatment
are that, it dOei not taint* Evientinot-
tion and the isseel can b* tftated itheYi
convenient and stored s without:, In-
jury'. Thlt 0.10 dIwI,*ntage arc
1 that it to aolneWitat t
,proper elite Is net .
the dust dee* not
the *Oa drilitiOst-r
result.,
Mr. and B. W. Mitchell f De'
torit, were West -end guests of Mr, and
mrs. Max aoftittan.-
ma, pamphell, of NtItchet,,is
:"renewing former e,cquidefauzesJn this
neighborhood and attended the golden
!wedding of her _former, 2ie1m:14:4m imr.
and Um. Bray:
• The May meeting Or the W. T,.. was
'lied at ilitra, W. R....le/others' last Thum.,
4147, when wa4,• Wilbur Brown, the new
Preeidertt, and Mrs. O. tt. Popp, the new
seeretart testaned their offices.
Pol-
lowing trig exercises...
Called „,rwhich. wairresponded to.
by llOteen,mensbetx,'three of whom were
new oii.s,,
prograM vonamittie,• consistent of
Mrs. Alton, cifra..a, Davidson and
1101- 141WW60, leAwi appointed to
ar-
range thelPrOirtaln for the 'ensuing Year,
and Ur*. It iti,‘ m‘oltensie Wes a•Plvinted
as a repreeentative of this branch On the
:dttriet Committee of Child Welfare.
Miss Bernice Iketeht whom the W. T.
here Sent to tlie Giris Voiderence at
Ottellgi lzi May, Ira* an exoeuent report
of the three -deo gathering, at which up.
mods 'ot 000 girls of the •province were
Preeent. The treltie 01 lurch conferences,
to the young kwoince who are fortunate
ehotitth to tatteeld; cannot -be est/Watt&
Mrs. 'Lorne lieere; one of the delegates
to 'the diatilet Wiring tneetuie 'held at
LondeebOro on 0AltY 220d,_gtve' a cOM-
lienelve *pert of the proceettmee ' of
that -gathering.
Okra, `Bort ./Zeitettferd offered'her 100e
for the thine ',Meeting. Lunch twat serv-
ed and asocird'he,Ithour sueot ooet the
tea -Cups With Um. Alban, 'Mr* Richard-
-son and Mr*. Jones as heetesees,
invitstaten received by .the
• W. I.. front •gftftich Irospitel, to a, Vet-. d
the graduating exercises of the "School
of Numb* iw,ligacitsy Pall on -1Pricialr
even June .4.th.
_ _ _ - •
figiduo sipaT SESSION
The followime nsimAes ,cd the
Vhewsmosh -Oolitic% Which tirtset On May
Were received on Monday by Zse
Star. All the , biernbers *mere .preiktnt,
With Reeve sgteWart Presiding: . The
Iningted of ISA' ineeting Were acervted,
ori motion of .Cotincitlets Oanile and
Altehison.. • .
M. C. teiltort, deflector of tows, Pre
'added the MS tax r�fl, which SWO: aa.
cepted and arrears of taxes noted. 'The
cierk. *sus ',instructed, •„on motion of
counemors 34eQuillin sold )00.mrrele,
correspend With -the VW-1=We 'Cotiva.
Beltrit 1* Protection tor: work-
men einifte:d by the municipality.
Oii motIot 01 0ouncli1ors Attchlson
and Osinutie; the toad Ouperintendent
1.e.•instrueted to ,athattis. tor tenders
of poW tkitsthets.
Were Oreeented
rich •Star,prh4.'
f)mar, wood, 0.
leObotie, Oa: be
lief Inspection, Slie; 0 tkltoti xeUef
mos colutttoo envenoms:444
1100h" relief, 04 it J.
II tifettorasth,
and bylaw.* Ort Ohl.* drain,
The .0ouncil adjourned to meet.
M 130 pm.
ePsocleot Antiseptic-..
Small • 23e
• '• • f • • * • 794:
NOXerna ./tIr 1 Os Noxerne
* • • •
Jiloneina . 25c 15d
Alentliolutuni . '27e, :54e
loan* Tootk Paste 43e
ingranes weed cream
•••p640..,!• • • I • •;, 0^, .11,• :43c
1.yens?1; Tooth Powder 27c
,
,
Daggjt Ranisdelre Cold
an Vanishing Cream
35c for . ,29c
135
Chase; Nerve irooct 4
New .Large • 35o
lionses, 411.00,-&! Liv
chase's Ombneat 49c
chase .
-YroPrir' -
SSW' • , ,..3543,
4..nrgie • • • • • ba
1C„rusciien Salta . • 69e
.Milburni Healtji
ra.
" 'Nerve Pills • ' 44e.
Ceiter's Liver• Pills' 23c
:Carter's; Liver-P.0kt 690-
1 4
Capsolline, 0. 25c
Sksan's L10.1111erit .29&
AT YOUR IDRUOGISTS
Lauder's
tAgilsoRE,,
•Wigle's Dunlop's Campbell's
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'i
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-01111exe,_ or (will sell son easy terms,
MRS,' Bs.= 7TETORVIPSON,•'2123$2 Chel-
Sep St., Detroit, Dirith,j',or HAAVEY
mum, Ft. R. 41, •Goderich, Ont. 12-tf.
• ,
EIALE-..--A. Hudson, Sedan good
condition; also victroia in mahog-
any ca.se. lit-pply 62 East St., Goderich:
S• AL.—Oholoe Tomato,' Cabbage
and Cauliflower _Plants—Tomato
.456, Cabbage per ,400, Cauliflower,
-Aster and other plants, Mc per doz.
/I, TJASITBROOK, 30-Widder Bd.,
farm* Post'', near Hotel Sunset (turn at
Ourrow'S 'Store). - 23x
W14144121D, gateiggingattendfne'-*ItPlialwnilint,
•
By
da, week or 'season. 'Apply atter .abt
owe*, ,atgar', laabuRvE, near-,
Salva-
tion Arany on lighthouse St.' ' 104.t.
,
'TRiltf'etiti-ret1010. ••
WATT&
TE4motas— Pit* PPIEttobritqf GOM"
Information win .be :given to those
tendering by applying tO•mr...P: J. V.404
Zwan, 'chairman a the ritivporty coma,
Mabee. •
• Venders= )434_beIn *eAnesdaY..
Junejoth.--anct -must be sent
1;1'0%4tUglii:44-11441.1kogrA.!tar7
22.2* , •
14.0TICE TO O. -EDITORS g
Noir= TO _CREDITORS-, , _
NOTIM is hereby giVeri to. all' per -
lotus having any claim AtildnSt 4the estate
01 Williatn_Niniketek-late a the Town-
ship rif•uttlRrtt. hi the County Of IHUrmi.
Partner, who died on or about the 41th-
days of May,. 1930; to send ortzne to the
understened, on Or`before the 4th day Of
June. %gas, as on and atter that datethe
Executors ce the sald estate :win mewed
to Make distribution thereefo havZig.,,le-
gard only to the claims they Iliett have.
Teee.ived.
Dated. at Ooderich this lith day (if
May, A, D. 1926.
HAYS and HAYS,
.,,,i0oderleh. Ontario,
..„-3;o1,1citens for the Executors
21.4
CEMETERY MEMORIALS
•
The cloderkh atonotnent 8lls0 la in a
port** to, awe* You with beautiful
modern and Arno* memorials- deingned
to suit your °WA' psrtkjils pl�t at a
NOTX0l0 OF t..-quiT, OF ittEVISION •
COURT OF IbErVariN,
TOWNSHIP OF COIsoRst.
• ,,ItanE NOTII0E' astAfr ,the Court of
'Revision will be .held at the ' Township'
Carlow, on Tuesday, :rune Oth,,. at
one o'clock p.m. for the -purpose.of hear-
ing aPPeais against the'Asseasment Ron
of the llown-thip'of Coll* e for.the year
1936, All*,e,. ;:tond 1zterested are re-
-vested to attend:
WM. SALtoWS,
224 • Township cert.
'LANDS POECSATZ BY =mat
Tenders are invited by the Canada
Company for. the purchase of the ''re-
mainingcland of this old colonization
Company in order to clear up scat-
tered: holding-, ki each- district. 'these
lands ..in many eases. have Varying '.
oariitheellnr. pttirpotosr ,be4nrci sgazitabyleareforsofri apas-
ture. lets. Them lands are being' offered
at reduced prices, and .when sold; this
opportunity , -will not occur : again; so if °
you are interested, look them over.
S4:24cale,d;o4nT.enaduterse' P2olainlY, 19360Trked "41:en-
Oa(terriatga purchase" may
aia1371 Babier. Street, TOT- •
onto, and twill be received up until-1We
Condi tions --Tenders muse, kapeellY the
lands sought; and the Sinn offered must
be sperzified for .gaon lot...the same to be
IvOil,:,ltit`Ce'ettinaSigh:t•ethtlel-isTyse.u:1°,dieasraLa71 pay _,toalanmne ba"Pctie: •
for-
feitallce:thwie-tallathdeeperit etiet110%titne.
'Upon pay -
but the Owe/user that pay „gie -oak ,
land- spe4teett hie; own ;04- and
mehetintn:40 the., 'fin:1 PAYM.e..nt a
Quit .-
Deed 'will be :furnished without charge,
registration and transfer tax inai.
dental,: and shall take Oct:session. ";4,,,t the ,
-.Purchasers mast. assist' e the sta.** of
tlhe93(4-rigaildht ttohew:'ftahndra.daavt C4111.anYPal*effered'ftservelot
from the list; and to accept or reject
atieureY terwestris ot ,iitt• wave. lands Inv
have wisest:Ion ,upon receiving their
deed: while landisvedil be -sold
-3116,10cr ttranrcontract thereon.
Lots . are • being, offerediii_the 'Town -
kip* of Mice; North Bastnope and
. Logan in Perth County; In Townships
of McKillop, ColbOrne, Gode-
rich, Hay. and Stephen, in 1-.1iirorr County;
and in Townships of.mocuattray. • Nis-
souri and Eiket And West ylllisnve in
Middlesex CoUnt7...
Enquiries froWany titerested party in
respect of any lands which. the Varied& -
istmComPtIlYanowpitdorhe.inmateeaday Ow*. nt.400tr,a-Wjlil e"1274(tbe,uir4H, cheerfully
Street- 'lb to Canada." 22-3 ,
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Averzoni
ExEcozwto eAlz AND GROW.
AND oThigemaymils,
nitat lowys.
We are inetruettld, by the ibreoutore of
the bitate 01 the late L. IL IttliAgaltaa
to sell byoublie suiCtinn at the from, Pt,
Lott I- and4, Con. 2, W. Dv Colborne
(hal! waylootsWeen• •Goderie,u
., and •Ben-
milkx) on • - '
INE133414SDA'Z' "TUNE 17th
onuneneing at 1,04, stuo
• cattle.-
% draft gelding, '4, years Old; t oak'
Ariel., pares: t iHolstein eow doo. to
••it .layroto ease -.wawa ow, bto
in tiekto; .2 mown nows,etod in
,doets, .due in slUIY:„1 Ditthostri
•eoW, dueAn one tnotsth: 4 ibtrliaird e0W4,
in :Otio*: 1 ,burinim cow, teed in
•I Dunham cow, bred in APril;
flow, due In' A'oettat; 1 ,Terie)*
cow, just n. These WW1 are
PfOrett
coakrat.
MUM' villief0f5,
Bt veal „
%At %oak 4
Si:.1°
1:6
eittia and lainbst:, 1 401011 pair
a geese; 50 •hena; 2 'Vprici sows. 'lava
and 4114 004Ing)
YOkt, ,7 Ves aboOS 100 1b04 'le
YoUng Pispe.
lac114 few.
Mower, ,2.4t.
2
tnict4-41100‘,;
• 1 se, beiwY"
444 of power •
1 e‘reieeige cote extension,
cultiatitor; I ipet disc
004 1114kT;
61.ave1 hoc: It.t
tulantity a.
About 110 stt,
sets double teeth
1 set heaVY
hainesS.
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