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IM , riage to thp laite'Geoige, ,ir -to irood, 14.60 -to $5.00; 4o., ' porn
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'troit.-Mr. J , el- as,' contl �esi of Giieve's Bridge,. wh
Mo ,xy WHara, *b,o h to $5,0.0; do., bodognas, Milli do $4.?,6;-' baby
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`td'en "on the.silck'lisi for some time, pined . be her home for m -Aly beef $10.00 ,tio $14.00. feeders, apicie. $460
10�,, ". -,. , . , - -1 yeags. -Fourteen years- ag ,She dis- to W7.26; stockers cb,oloe,,116.00,ito
. bI , t b M 1. and ., .P. , $6.50; do.
posed of her farm aud went West to fair to mikrilum, $5.00 to $6-00; spiriniters.
14- ey. ari& ' ughter, mak ber I
, r0o UU6, xai6 , , � da 1, choice, $1,20 to $100 -, milch cows, choir-,
I,6ue,�'��f Dktoit, are guests -at the . .e home with different memb- ,90.00 to $120.001 oluin or medium cowq, 050
P . ers of, her family, 'residing for some �Z, s80.m; calves, ghedee. $18.50 to $14.60;
ftme 'of Mis.'John Maloney. - Miss . , . r
Agnes Lynch "to Detroit �arp*_wjth her sons it Moose Jaw do. aredi-, 4TI-00 to $12.'00,., do grasis-,
has returned ' 45.2,5 to "M; lambs,, good, $11.ilii; backs,
� Ed for some time previous to 'her $8.25; shew, yearling, $7,00 to $8.00; do.,
;kfter 4 ..month's visit at her home death had been living with her"Son in choice, $6.00 'to $7.00; do., .heavies, $4.00 to
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'here. Calgary. Mr. Durie died in 1902 .but $5.00. do., culls, $2.00 ,bo,Sa.00 "hogs. selects,
. I . w.o.o., 49.90; do., fed and watered, 39.60;
-4b- - 6he.is surnved by a,.family of fivq do., thick &Tcootho. w.*.c,, $910; do., fed.
- Sons, and . two daughters, Mrs. .Dun- s9rX% . "
LONDESBORO ,W6odle, Toronto; Mrs. A. Speir, Cabrt, (Regular discount on inferior grades.
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Notes. -Rev. Mr. Stewart and bro- Flkw; David, of Toronto; �ohn, of Se- - ____ ---'
-tl�er, George, of near Detroit, spent - , - �1' 011 ", �a -s, . of Calgary, The re-
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z4veral days ,with friends here last a 5, -� Y
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, 8 ri CARD OF THANKS
:apegt several days last- week with .... I e , . ,it . " * David Durie ' of To- 'Mrs. Jane Dunwoodie - and Durie .- Brothers
'Toronto friends, have returned. -Mr. &,' eR rought to Seaforth on desire to express their appreciation of the
Well recently -Visited Blyth friends.- Mbriday evening, and the funeral was kindness shown them in their recent bereave-
-Mr. Carter, Mr. E. Adams and Ford held' on Tuesday morhing from the --t, in -the death of their mother, Mrs.
-were in Goderich on Wednesday- Undertaking Parlors of W. T. Box & George I Durie. 8126xl
Miss B., Crawford spent several days Co., where.4be servico was conducted 1. -
liast week with friends on the 13th by Rev. F. _11. Larkin, D.D., of First .
cimcession.-Miss E. Lyon, we are Pretbytefian Church, afier which in-
�glad to say, is improving nicely. -Mr. terment was made in Maitland,bank CARD OF THANKS I
and Mrs. Stewart, of London, were cei�ietery.
xecent visitors bere.-Miss Barr spent � - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller desire to
�;ome time last week with her sister - thank all those who helped to extinguish
the fire at their barn on Thursday morn.
'An Bayfleld. especially the threshers and neighbors ing.
, I BEAN MARKET i and
_. __ - I& the Seaforth Fire Brigade. a 26-1
Toronto, -November IsL-_Be&nse--Canadian.
- . HIBBERT. handpicked, $8.00 per bushel. - -_ _=
School Report. -The �ollowing is BIRTHS
-the report of the examinations held POULTRY MARKET
:at School Section No. 7, Hibbert, for I Theisen. --fir Detroit, on October 23rd, to MT.
octo- Toronto, November lat. and Mrs. Jerome Theisen, (nee Irene Car -
the months of September and Dressed bert). a son, Donald Jerome. i
-ber. Sr. IV -Grace Couch, 78%; Janet Broners. under 2 the . .............. 21 Kinsman. -In Tuckersmith, an October 28th,
,Cbappel, 75.5; Clayton Horton, . .64; Chick-, 5 lbs. up ................. 36
1 Do., 4 to 5 Tbis . ............. � .... 35 to Mr, amid Mrs. Earl Kinsman. a son. John
Maude Bolton, 6,2; Mildred Robins, Gordon.
Do 3, to 4 the . .................. 32 Frai�er-In Seaforth, on October 28th. to Mr.
(C-0; Orval Cooper, 58. Jr. IV -Doris D.'� 2.�� to ,31/. lbs . .............. 30 and Mrs. Grant Fraiser. a daughter.
?Sararas, 60; Bernice Harris, 53. Sr. He-, over 5 the . .................. 31 Vickers. In Godericb. on Octoober 21st, to
Ili- Do., 4 W 5 tbs . ..... : ............ 28 Mr. and Mrs. John Vickers, a daughter,
III-BeatTice Drover, 69. Jr. Do. 3 bo, 4 The . .................. 24 tDoris Elaine).
Ross Hogarth, 61; William Chambers Roosters ............ .............. 22 Wfllis. -In Guderich. on October 1',th. to Mr.
36, Jr. II -Benson Stoneman, 71; Turkeys ....... � ........ ............ 46-47 and Mrs. McD. Willis, a son, (Philip Mae.
-John Chappel, 60;. Lome Chambers, .0 Ceseltom).
. Goleby.-An Oentralis. on October 15th, to Mr.
40, Sr. Primer-Erla Treffrey, Rae said Mm Harold Goieby, a son
Cbambers. Number on roll, 17; av- DAIRY MARKET Glavin.- At Mt. Carmel, on October 23rd, to
i,etage attendance, 15.5. -Victoria E. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glavin. a son.
Toronto, November lsL--Cbewe, new. large H<,uIRh&n.-At Mt. C,,armel, on October 22nd,
Bolton, Teacher. 2-8 to 24c; twins. 24 to 26c: triplets, 25 tri, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Houlaban, a daugh-
- 26c; SLiltona, 26 to 27c; old. large. 27c; twins, ter,
.4b 28 to 281�2e; triplets and cuts, 29c. Old Sti-l- Bremner. --In Grey Township, on October 18th
tons, 30c. to Mr. Purl Mrs. Andrew Bremmer. a son.
ELIMVILLE Butter No. I crearnery prints, 42c; No. 2, Andrews. -In Olintion Public Hospital, on
40c� October 22nd. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank W.
Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper Eggs --Fresh extras, in caTtons, 60 to 62c; Andrews, a son. '
=d family visited friends in London fresh extras, loose, 68 to 60c; fresh firsts,
� 48 to 50c: fresh seconds, 38 to 41c, -0
.,ula Sunday last. -Mr. and Mrs. W. Evirs---Storage extras. 46 to 46c: firsts. 43t.
Bosnell and daughter, from Toronto, .4p. MARRIAGES
visited at the home of Mr. Wesley . Taman�John_%In Sarnia, October 215th at
few days recently. - Mrs. . the horne of the on
_Tohns a � GRAIN MARKET � bride's brother-in-law. 'Mr.
iCharles Johns spent a few days last W. T. GoDdison. M.P., Miss Lillian Whim-
-week with her-sis'ter, Mrs. S. W.haley Toronto, Norvember Ist.-Manitoba wheat-- riter Johns, daughter of the late David
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- Ira No. I Northern, nominal; No. 2 Northeft. Johns, of Exeter, to Mr. W. W. Taman,
in st. Marys. -Mr. and Mrs.t Le. S1.38; 'No. 3 Northern. $1.27; No. 4 Northern, of Exeter.
Moir and baby were visitors a - 51.16; No. 2 tough, $1.321,�: No. 3 touah,, Pridharn-Massirgham-In Toronto, on October
4WReilly's last Sunday. -Miss Mina $1=%; No. 4 tough, $1.10, C. I. f. ports. 2Znd. Gladys Myra, daughter of Mr. and
, Manitoba oats -No. 2 C.W., nominal; No- MTR. J. T. Masaingbam. of Toronto, to
�Oornish who has been ill with pneu- I feed 60c; No. 2 feed. 58c; Western grain Maitia,nd F. Prid'ham. Ron of the late Mr.
Thonia, was removed to her home last qnota�ons in cA.f. ports. I '. and Mrs. Fred J. Pridham, of Goderich.
-week,-Mr. and Mrs. Oke and daugh- Arnerida, corn, Toronto, freights, No. 2,
yellow kiln dried, 971kc; No. 3 yellow, kiln .0. -
ter, of Seaforth, visited at Mr. John d.rieri, 96i�,; Argentine c,orn $106
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HOLLAND & TMNM*.`,-P'*vrie1ors: George the Clerk. Tanders to be in I . ,A. Johnston; Deputy Nud'StO
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5th, 1927, at 2 ffllr�.,V. r, rprner of Idain ' "�7,,`�'.'--, - ,
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hand building material' W;VnT1,,_Q-bQ sold by public MADE A MESS OF IT I . _!, *.r_,,,;-.._,,L� � �
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auction- Window frames'.ai�d awh,. door . � 1� , - �,�,,�41,j� ,",5yll
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frames an4 doers, with rep I . -1 :,� �, " �, ,Qa, 91.1. "
,J�00; flooring, 2x4 Bought CHEAP remedies, got (0). _,, .11,
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scantling, Joisu, 'all elm,, various lengths, I 1. I � ';,'��Ii;,� ,� i
�idlug and sheeting; a nuaer of 7 aria lu Use Mrs Sybilla Spahrs Tonsilitis for I j%." ;,r ,
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inch steel girders 12 and-. M,feet long, - - C h, Bronchitis, Croup, Quinsy, Head �. .!�,. I
20 -inch I Beams 41 ft. 6 tn.. long, also five Colds, Catarrh, Sore Throats and Ton- on nivest, ., , . .... .. 11 �� I __ - ;-.,,� $ ."
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,-late slabs containing 128 square feet, 2 inches Sil Ills. Success or money back. . I - , �, , ,;�,_;"":��i:`, .4
A� � �.. - 1;,11;1,.iv
thick. This material is all -in first class con- Keating's Drug Store. 3122-2 , , ,. I", 11111,�,�i
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pose. Terms - Cash. JOSEPH TOOHEY, .4 - D'': 1111 � 1 ., ,�',
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AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND HOUSE-
HOLD IFURMTUIZE.�Mr. Thos. Brown
has been instructed ,to sell 'by Public auction
on the Premises, on Saturday# November 12th,
at 2 o'clock, p.m., the foll;iviiing: Two set-
tees 8 racking chairs, 2 parlor arm chairs, 1
cen�re table, 8 small tables, .1 extension table.
set of dining chairs, inusle.cabinet, I buffet,
I sofa, 2 brill racks, I davenport, brass bed
and springs, iron bed and smings, wooden bed
and springs, single iron bed and springs and
mattress, 3 wash stands, 8 dressers, 3 chamber
sets, 3 mattresses, 2 kitchen tables. I kitchen
cabinet, I sideboard, a-brurner Perfection coal
oil stove and oven, I Moffat range, one
vacuette, 7 kitchen chairs, Davis sewing ma-
chine, washing machine, copper boiJer, three
three 9xI2 rugs, I OxI2, linoleum,
a , -uller vv�H brush, bed-
trr =11t, 6 cu hio�ns F
ding, Hot Point electric Iron, electric toaster,
8 -day clock, pictures and fra'ui�, wheelbar-
row, crusecut saw, lawin mower and step
ladder. Terms on Household G,,,c,,6Cash.
The house is situated on PaA of L�t 25, Me-
Killop. being the pToper�y 'of the late Mrs.
Thomas Geary. It is a:n 8-Toomed modern red
brick house, 2 storey, with bathroom complete,
furnace, electric light� and 'han)wood floors.
Terms on House -Ten per cent. ,-,f the pur-
chase money to be paid orf day (if sale and
balance withiin 15 days. J. AL EUKERT and
JOSEPH DORSEY, Executors; R. S. Hays,
their Solicitor; Thomas Brown, Aiii,tioneer.
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CTION SALE OF DURHAM AND HOL-
Au STEIN COWS AND HOGS.- W. E. Naim
auctioneer, ,has received instruptiori,,, from the
undersigned to sell by Public S,UoLion at Lot
25, Concession 8. Fullanton Township, on - -
Wednesday, November 9th, 1927, the follow -
Ing: Cattle ---Polled Angus eri due a -bout
time of sale, 6 Durham cows due in Novem-
her and December, 2 Blue cows due in De-
cember, 7 Holstein ciows due in November D. H. McINNIES
and December. Holstein heifer fresh with
calf at foot, Jersey cow freaherie,l in August
Jersey cow due in M#Tch. T. B tested: half Cilliropractor
Jersey heifer one year aid, 3 Hid�tein heifers
due to freshen from Javnuary t,, March, 6 Electricity Used
Holstein heifers ,not bred, ,Difrham mlf two
weeks old. 9 Durham heifers emit 8 Durham
steers rising 2 years o4d. of -ch�iwv quality. of Wingham, will be at
The above are a choice lot of y-roz cows
guaranteed right in every way .nd in first Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
class condition. Hogs -Six York�hire brood
som due in November and December, York Monday, Wednesday and
sow with litter of 10 two weeks old. Yv rk
Row with litter of 12 four weelics old, York Friday Afternoons.
sow with -litter of -7 three'weeila� aid. York
.01 bred October 91h. York Raw Just hired. Adjustments given for diseases
pure b red Yorkshire hog S months old, a very - of all kinds.
choice hog. Bretbour .nd Nephew breeding �
Pure bred Yorkshire hog threci months old. 3054-tf
Guelph O.A,C. breeding. a wrund individual ;
27 pigs six weeks old. 22 Pigs about 70 lbs.. �4
Brocks last ounday.- essrs. -
Itallantyne, Reeve; Frank. Coates,
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included: Bran. per ton, $30.25 ; shorts. per
DEATHS
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5 pigs 120 tbs. Set cf farm team harne,ts.
hack barn-.. C61lie dog, - - -----
"Treasurer; Henry Strang, Clerk, and
ton, $82.26; middlings. $41.25.
Ontario oats- -54c, f.o.b. shipping Points.
Nash.- Proised away at his brother'm residenee.
act of or coach sco,,d ,
tch dog. Sade to ccimmenre nit 1.80 o'clock. :
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Ilenry Ford, Road Superintendent,
Ontario good milling whea"1.22 f.o.b.
984 Vernon Drive. Vancouver. October 22nd,
William Nash. in his 78th De-
RbarD. Terms of Sale 6even months' credit DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
wa
'were in Goderich on Tuesday on mun-
ahivping points. according to freights..
1912-1. year.
-ased leaveR four siste, ,Mrs R. M F e ,
C;7
' , Ill be given on furri�hinw approved joina.
WALTFR Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat
Icipal business. -Keep in mind the
Barley- Maltring, 77c.
Buckwheat- 75c.
. and ro.
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. K�uah. city.
I notes with 5 per cent. arlded.
STEWART. Proprietor: W. F.. Nairn, Aur- Graduate in Medicine, University of'
:anniversary services next Sunday.
Rye�No. 2, 95c.
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%nyRn. of Ontarii); two brothers John
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c-ity, and James, of Seaforth
I lionee , ""-1 Toronto. I I
Mrs. Fred Wright, Boloist, f ormerly
Manitoba flou, -First Patent, cotton *
��Oa.li. C�nrncri
his loss. Remains nrp resti . ter ,
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Ute assistant New York Ophtba -1
,of London and Miss May Clark, solo-
$7.80 ; Toronto, second patent, in jute, $7.20.
Ontario flour -Toronto. 90 per cent. patents,
Hanna's chapel, Funeral ser6ees wil4 he
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mei and Aural Institute, "Moorefield's
ist, will si I ng, also special singing bv Per barrel in carkyL,,. $5.%O; aeal>o.rd, in hold frnm the Sacred Heart -urch N- I
clay morning. Octo,ber 25, 1927. at 9 o'clock.
ithe choir and quartettes, also fowl b"ll" $6.30. Rev. Father Corley officiatinu. 7ntprmmt
- - In Ocean View Burial Park
suprper on Monday night � Mel nt,osh.-,Sudden,Iy in Torecto, o n SurdAy.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET .
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Buffalo, November I.%t_--Hogs. receipts. 13.-
1h6irt, 49.-G. ,R. Way, Teacher.
000; 171 1, 2111 lb, $10.10 to $10.25; 220 to
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School Report. -Tile following is
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270 Me., $10 to $10.'�O: 140 to 160 Tbs., $9.90:
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ibbe report of School Section No. 6,
pigs . $8.7.5 to $9.75; packing so -is, $9
53.7.1,.
-McKillop, tor September and October. I
Cattle-- Receipts, 1,200: few yearlings. S14:
'Those marked with an asterisk have
to me,dium fight steers, $11 60 txl
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$11.75; few 1,100 tbs., $11 to $11.75: feederit.
lbeen absent for one or more examina-
$s to $9..so; cutter to medium cows, $4-A to
tions. Sr. IV -Reg. Little, Herman
Duffy,
$7.2:,: bulk. $6 to $7.50. Cal,,,ea -Receipts,
700: top verilers, $15.50; culls arrid common. $9
- Beurmann. Jr. IV -Mary
to $12.60.
]Rarvie Hillen, *Louis Duffy, Ma7ion
She,,_ -Receipts. 11,700� good and * cho Ice
Little. Sr. III -Esther Duffy, Bren-
larobs mostly $13.60; cull find e"mm,,n. $9,00
or ton Godkin, *I -van MacNabb, Muriel
I to $10.50; 'e-cs, $5-50 to $6.
Finnigan, *Orval Beurmann. Jr. Ill
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-Iola Bearmann, Norine Little, Gor-
Union Stock Yards. Toronto. November 1,,t.
. TT
-don Elliott*, Reggie Pryce. Sr. I
.With volume of supply holding about %tr-ly
'Evelyn Hoegy. Jr. II -Vera Du�_Y,
with that of a week ago. tcade in cattle was
Alma Finnigan, Helen Elliott, Glen
axaim fairly brisk to -day, with Prices steady
Demand
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:Pryce. Primer -Rita Duffy, Gerald
on all killers exce,tit common corwa..
ro, good steers and -heifers to go to the
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tiniwi Rtate, and an active bumness in beef
N.umber on roll, 23; average attend-
f -rt., fa,,ilitmed disposal of the. better
grade butcher cattle. and there was a gcoi
.
:ance, 21.05.-Anona Dale, Teacher.
inquiry for shorl-keep f-eders to ire, to United
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States point.. M,o,,men,t to the scales was
.
I School Report. -The following is
not quite so strorv. at, the start as was the
the report for School Section No. 4,
case EL week a4ro, but the weizh-up at 2 P.m.
had atcounted for 2.300 head. as age. met
A.IcKillop. Tests were held in Arith-
a,000 last Wft&y and from then until the
inetic (Mental and Written), SpOling
0ose (the scales were kept bu,,y. As usual.
1.
:and Reading. Sr. TV -Helen Beattie
the supply of good heavy steers wriR short
of requirements, and no outs0tandinsz bops of-
'McA. Jr. fV-Freda Webster, 80%;
fered. Choio�,steera. 1,000 to 1,200 vmin-1,i.
Bairbara Eiberhart, 71%; David Shan-'
wo?% howeveri in good -demand and sold a
stronsigr at bhe -top, several lots mak-
Mon, 68%. Sr. ill -Alex Kerr 'to o/. -
Fohade
Ing 81/4 to 8% cents. Fair to good handy -
Jack Johnson, 64%; Archie �mith'l
weight steers sold from I to 8 cents Per
rg�%-, Angela Johnson, 61%. Jr. III
pound. and heifers, including a few heavy
__�Lloyd Yantzie 80%- Ruth Gordon,
ones. at the top showed an outside range of
& to 8;� cents per Pound. Good butcher heir-
-7i%; L.1, WZ;ter, 6196. II -Olive
era were firm and active. Fat cows sold read-
*- Gus
nerhart, 99%; Scott Kerr, 59o, ,
ily at from 61/4 to 7 cents per pound, but
the bulk of the butcher cows irroved a bit
Johnson, 51%. Sr. Primer -Sylvester
,,,,D,,y Art the ste2dy 6 to 6 cents, and plain
57%. Jr. Primer � Beth
butcher cows were easier, selling downward to
.Johnson,
�, Sbarmon. and George McLure, 80%;
4 cents. Canners mind cutters at 2% to 3%
cents per pound were also easier. Butcher
'Rilss Gordon, 71%. The highest niark
buLlA were �nrrn at 5 t)o 5% cents per pound
I I nee brought 4 to
�, iii Arithmetic was obtained DY Olive
E'berhart, 100. in Spelling, Olive Fib-
c was
for good ,tu-1-Y, an 09
4% eort's- The baby beef supply was light
kind, the on
-eilart, 50; in 'Reading, -Barbara Eber-
and lacked Teal choice spread
less than -two dozen sold being 10 to 18c per
1h6irt, 49.-G. ,R. Way, Teacher.
pound. ". -
Store ttle sales up to mid-afternoon no
.
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�School Report. following is
counted for a dozen loads. Stockers In that
lot sold frorri 5Y4 to 68/4 cents per pound, and
the report of U. S. S. No. 1, MoKilloP
for the months Of Sep-
I pounds.
feeders, including a few up to 1-000
fron" 6'h '6o '7% cents. Sales of choice short-
:and Logan,
4*ha,ber and Octliber. , Narnes are in
s c un&were
made before ,the close, some cattle Of 'tb at
3iir of merit. Those marked (a)
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class going tr-4j�jted States feeder m4rkes.
Milker tend springer trade continued AX -11191
.�� S ViWe',abseni for one or more exam-
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with best forward springers selling at $120
13jition. Sr. ,IV-Eli7abeth Carlin
,
Iff),, Laott Ryan, Jr. TV - IreT)e
to 6180�' _gaoh. . er than usual, and
081"uptuly was heavi decline
the alo market showing a
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VRoixtkd (11), John O%eillY,
with
of 2 dents per pound in the pant week the
v; ,& .-4,�;�.0 A i
I --e Rvan
I a cent choice Wails
down
P Kelly, mu,61, r opf, ,ST. III price ere
_ .ell�hrrg. at IS to 18% cents per pound, with
71 (a), Angela ROTA -4 4). � lot at 14 cents.
W, I Other
Joseph Downey, Mt%�.k.vhloney� Rub- just the odd prime
,
I � .1 grades sold downward to I cencts, and
. iert' O'Reilly (R), LiAlAd Burns, Bazil grassers were easier at the but0hom of a aVreAd
i1i [. litV�
, ly4*h6y, og 61h to 6 cents per pound.
(A),. J4 1 . - Heavi shipments from the Ottawa , ucy
�,�,, lltert XrAuSkOf - A)`$ ' LDt;646� 2al
Wd" hrrVeoly rqaponstble for almost d6d ling
11 io'nourke, Peter Austin I ) "6h'A&� �.tligc,Wobly of Isurrebs, as eomV&Tvd With last
I . r, N. 16�_ d d trade was dr%srgy. the pdelwra
. P Walsh, Clarence Ryan ("ft). -11'-�-a It , 14�r. a civarter cent kbl*er
. 3211 Ay I, $2 ..
11' - � Tgv� It -o" iloold, for crood ewi6i� Wid
I �11-), ejarftee OIR�124 �
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loara 'Carlin I � 4 '� Zu`
L � fielh, Do ey, I . �fLf�
l.V the. �ralet
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. . Mary Walsh, . i, �M. If to
. e I , a aftet *6 ft- 1: prices from I to 11,1*venta
" e skopf, * illit' Ilin :4) - "O , 014� t_th,d.61gb
. J *6 L ' "_.P.RtM%** ,g
11% sk-opf-, )f . , , fiftit
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HuKh ,McIntosh, riged 68 Years. - .... .. �
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IN MEMORIAM �
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pital, London, England. At com-
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IN THE TOWN OF SE.'i, FORTH, IN 0
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Night and D97 Service.
Rest, in pence, thy crt� are ended .
lands for sale for arrear,i ,,f taires has been ' 0
bolstering neatly done.
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thosp who love
Prepared mnd thatt ropi- thereof may he , 0
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had in my .fficc, and that !hn list is being I
published in the Ont.nrw Gazett�e, October I' 0
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SAI,r. CHOICE WTNT9R APPLES,
FO$Rl . 25 a bag. Bring your ow�n bags .nd
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o'clock in the af(ern-T), irl the Town
Phone 86-1. Hens�all % 8 1 2h-2
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We beg to announce that we will open a branch office "'_`4p
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A complete service will be maintained daily, keeping investors ., , -, , :, ,
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The attention of the public is called to tihe following portions of
the Pro,vincial Public Health Act and Quarantine Regulations. This
Act applies to the whole Province, and is in no sense a local measure.
Public Health Act -53 (I)-W7,henever any householder knows or
has reason to suspect that any person within his family or household,
or boarding or lodging with him, has any communicable disease, he
.iihall, within twelve hours, give notiee thereof to the secretary of the
local board or to the medical officer of health.
54 -(I) -No householder, in whose dwelling there occurs any com-
municable disease, shall permit -any person suffering from or exposed
to such disease to leave, or any clothing or other property to be re-
moved from the house without the couzent of the medical officer of .
health, who may forbid such removal or.prescnbe the conditions thereof.
(2) -Every person in a house when a communicable disease exists
therein, and every person who during the -period of'quarantine enters
such a house, shall be deemed to be exposed to- the disease.
Regulation 2 -Diseases requiring quar=tine and placarding. The
houses, where these diseases exist must be placarded: Plague, Chicken-
pox, Cholera, Cerebro -spinal meningitis pidentic, Diphtheria, German,
Measles, Leprosy, Measles, Mumps, Poliomyelitis epidemic anterior,
Scarlet Fev-er, Smallpox, Typhus Fever, Whooping Cough, Yellow Fever.
The Medical Officer of Health of every municipality where a
patient is suffering from any of the communicable diseases as set out
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in Regulation 2 shall forbid any person except the attending physician,
health officer, clergyman, nurse, sanitary inspector or in case of
death, the undertaker, from going into or leaving the premises with-
out his permission, or the carrying off, or causing to be carried off,
any material or article whereby such disease may be conveyed, until
after the disease has abated and the premises, dwelling, clothing and -
other contents have been rendered free from danger by means ,if such
cleansing and disinfection as the Provincial Board of Health may
direct, and he shall prestribe the precautions to be taken.
(Children of quarantined houses must remain on their own premises)
Regu)ation 4. -Meaning of the term isolation and buarantine as
used in the regulations.
By quarantine is meant the restriction to their places of resi-
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dence of persons who have been exposed to a communicable disease
for a p4priod of time equal to the incubation period of the disease to
whien they have been exposed.
By isolation is meant the separation of persons having a corn-
municable discase, or carriurs, of th-v inlecting organism, from other
persons, in such places and under such conditions as will prevent
the diTect nr indirect conveyance cif the d'.sea.se or infecting organism
to any other person.
(Un(ler some conditiow;, the Medical Officer of Health is permit-
ted hv the llealth Act to relax certain restrictions).
�pidvrnics of Mumps and Scarlet Fever are threatened nn(i the
loral Boards of Ilvalth only wish to carry out the provision.,; of the
liealt�; A(A and therebN protect the health of thp community and
partirularl ' v ()f tho,v, w -ho being already ill, mav ,,uffer most scrious.
results from an attack of any communicable disease. They wish to
prf-vent interference with sChool attendance, and, if possible, the in-
fection of other school-. Thcy al. -"i wi.,h to avoid the unfair condi-
tion of subjecting those who report illne,,s, to the inconvenicncv and
logs occasioned hy quarantim,, while other,; ignorantly or dishonestly
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neglect to report and crintinue to sr)rvad infection.
Citizens are reque.,ted to assisL the local Boards of Health by
observing tho above and all ollher provisions, of the Health Act, and ,
ary advised that the Board,; will do all in their power to seo that
the Act is complied with, using IPgal mpasures if necessary.
BY Order. LOCAL BOARDS OF HEALTH. I
Whom that Angell -i-Il whisper a message ,if
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JOHN A. WILSON. Treasurer, �
Town of R,nf.rtt,
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SAI,r. CHOICE WTNT9R APPLES,
FO$Rl . 25 a bag. Bring your ow�n bags .nd
farms in the To-nshfpa� of Usborne.
rnekerarnith and Hibbert Good buildinasand
well located as to markets. THOMAS CA
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Money to Loan
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
pull your own. J. R. IMITIRDOCK, Brucefeld.
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ARM FOR SALE. - 100 A(ALE FARM FOR
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F sale. heini;r Lot 9. on the 16th ess
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Boundary, Stimnley. in June. a yerirlimiz heifer.
c f Grey Township. On thp prisrutses Is a two
�tory hrick hirrise with ii-1,itp roof and all
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grey and red. Owner can have aa,iTie by
proving property and paying ch.rgi,.,i. Phone
m,odei-ri convenkmees, birlok veneer; woodshM,
frame barn 55xGO feet on stnne foundation; I
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W. T. BOX & CO.
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A BARGAIN
2-100, HerisAll. WALTER FAIR131TRN. 8125-2
"tor system all thrmigh the stable; also I
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Embalmer.
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another building 26WA deet. A drilled well
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Licensed
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FOR SALE. -A QUANTITY OF DRY
with a windmill and supply tank: 18 -rea
bush. For fUT'ither
H. C. BOX
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FOR SALE. -Five acres. one mile
'SLABS
, soft wood -11ab., 12 and 14 inches long.
lots.
of hardwood partic
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apply ir, ALEX. BUGUANAN, R. R. I�o. S.
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and Investments. �furnace,
dern house with
bath toilet; small bM*
$3.00 a cord in 6 cord Apply to W'M.
DOIG, Jr.. or phone 2 on 188, Seaforth.
Walton, Grit 1 3123-4
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equipment
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Phone 152
good orchard- Taxes, $15. SpGtVJ
FAILM FOR SALE -LOT 80, CON40ESSION
10. Morris Tow-nablip. containing about
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Flowers furnished on 9 liort
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SEAFORTH : ONT.
chance to start chicken farm, bee%
Apply to
CONCESSION
STRAYED ON TO LOT 1, 9,
50 a,cres, adjoining Vi'llage of Whiten. C.P,R.
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notice.
etc.
Township of Tuckersmith, a young cattle
station within 20 rods. On this property is a
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beast Owner may have same by Proving
property and paying charges. .MRS- XMMA
bank ba.rn 4Ox8O, hen house 11602, 9410 I2x80.
never failing well with windmill, comfortable
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ROSS. 2 I 24-tf
,frame hen," containing 7 rooTT& vAth modern
new furnace, electiria lights, large
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Folft'ins. uliso 4 pure bred Durham bull
colvea, rainging tn age from 8 to 18 months.
to house. The Iltirid Is .rat
"'Imass, well drained *nd in moliendid state of
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cultivation. P'liong 14-282, Seaf%iith, or apply
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HUN and Ede
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on the premises to JOHN MdD6XA,TX Saw-
,nill, W.1ton.
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I" 0oncesaian 0. Stan" Towitship,
premises
cession 11, mexillop, in June lusti a black
heifer with *Mte spoti. Owner thay h
contisvin-
Ing loo acres. On the premists are o ly,
to brick house with firrnare, and R frame
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same on I>rovir* propftty n,n,l paying chars'"
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the batril.; drive fibed and ini0eirlient house,
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WcOsters. 'Thehis- mW# bU younst arlieft e,,Ad
hind well fericed with wire, and Is tL .oil
te of culihiatto Sevon infles ftom. gen-
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