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N�tes,Dr. Harvey and.. ,Mrs. Reid, i�
dof torouto, in company with the. lat- '
-ter's mo,ther, Mrs. Howlett, also of f
'Toronto, are theguests -of the fbrm- t
-er's mother, Mm Reid. I . r
IVIT. and 'Mrs. E. Epps in companY r
-with Mr. and Mrs.'Chuter, motored I
to Niagara to apend, the wepek end.
. ,. Mr, and Mrs. -Clifford Epps are
s,poildinga few days among the. many
,Muskoka lakes. '
. WT. 4e.ff Keyes and daughter, Doro-
`tby, left on a.motor trip to Montreal.
1. -Mr. G. �1. Beatty, in company with f
16a sisters, Edyth and, ETaily, Mis�. (
Valsh a,nd 'Miss Mossop, took an ex- I
tended trip through New Ontario and (
.-Muskoka ,last week. f
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Notes.-Jbliss ' Vera Bannerman, of c
^St. Marys, is, visiting this. week with I
her sister, Mrs, Lloyd Johns. t
Mr. and Mxs. Bruce Cooper, and Al- r
-vin and Isabel, spent Sunday at Mr. I
'11homas Hodgerts' near Seaforth. a
Miss Dorothy Johns has been holi- �
-daying withber au)its, Mrs. Gib. Dun- I
-can, and Mrs, Artthur Gardiner, neaT i
Farquhar,, during the. past two, weeks. 9
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hodgson, of
-GTanton, and. daughter, Miss Lillas �
H-oftson, of London, also their son, I
Mr. Clifford, Hodgson, of St. Thomas, �
,visited at Mir. Harry Johns' last Sun- I
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,�Mr. and Mirs. Lloyd Johns and Patty i
-viiked,at Mr. Roy Bannerman's, in St. I
Marys last,,Sunday. I I
.Mrs. Fred Wright, Freddie also �
Charmain are visiting her father, Mr. t
Herd, in �tratford, this week. 9
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. Notes. -Woodstock team will play i
1here. -Friday night, August 16th. This !
,game will be for the Ont�Lrio Gap. i
"We bo,pe our boys win. They will �
play the W.F.A. finals with HesPleT �
at a later date. Be sure and come �
Friday night. Lots of parking space :
4on the grounds. :
The weather is somewhat cooler af- -
ter the long 'heat wave. We had a
nice shower of rain Saturday night, :
'but need, a lot more.
Misses Gladys and Helen Smalldon
bave returned to their home at Wal-
-ton after spending a few day% with
Mrs. Eaton and MT. and Mrs. Foster
.Bennett, of the Huron Roan.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Clarke spent
Tuesday in London.
Miss Isabel Eaton spent Sunday at
ler 'home.
Wlinthrop football team played in
Wildynay last Friday night. The game
-;xas 1-o for Winthrop,
Quite a number from here attended
the %and concert in Memorial Park,
Seaforth, Sunday night and, enjoyed
it very much. I
miss Vera Ha4st is spending a f&v
days in Bayfield.
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Death of Jose. , ph Keys Nagle, of De-
troit. -On we�nesday afternoon, word
was received that Joseph Keys Nagle,
,*f Detroit, "a seriouily ill following
an operation,for appendicitis. An hour
latt�x word came that this -bright
- . Voung in -an had passed to his eternal
"ward) at the early ag6 of 21 years.
Maceozed was a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Nagle and was born .and edu-
eated in. Dublin. About two years ago
Iia. went to ,Detroit, where he had se-
efired a good position, and had spent
So holidays with friends. in Dublin
and Lagan two weeks ago. He is sur-
-vived by his parents, three sisters
and one brother, to, whom we extend
. ,ouflieartfelt ,sympathy. The funeral
I vill too held on Thursday morning in
39tcheill; interment in Mitchell came,-
tery. .
� Noteg.-IMiss, Aniia, M-OlVneaux, Of
Xitchener, spent the week end with
ker parents, MT. -and Mrs. T. J. MolY-
neaux. . .
i3fiss Gertrude 'Mulligan is visiting
fr1eiiids in,iMt. -Carmea.
Mr. and Mrs. Bloodsworth, Frank
anct Vera, of Torontop are holidaying
with Mrs. Bloodsnorth'a =-other, Mrs
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Mgsts,-Tereft Oarpmter i's visiting
-friends in Detr6i�. ig holidaying wit!
WT. Lionel, Beare i '
hij§ gramdmother, Mig E. Beale.
1wiss N.'Col,lim, of,&;�;oit, is visit
ing ber sister, Mrs. A. Mulllgtin-
Mr. Joseph Larner ,has- ,ftturm
I from ad . ex�tended visit ,with friendii
in M�ainjlton,'Toledo and oth.erpoints
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heat of " gJ,,'aA161,u-9 iby their �.: tivo sioce, , Juw, 19AS'. lwween, Oty - �.Ra
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aulghters, Wases 14oW and, Ugh *b6c.ted bplls,4*ve �ee,n. ,Plw
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It Rosenfield! opf Tokoiito, a talentad, 'ad in) thw4istrict, Xbi.% Is eivildepeb, of h
w�mckan, play6il,4 viollig instrunientab. the interest Ten'A"ming . farmers fi
rwh ,44&re vuly, harinanizing ,and aTe.taliing in batter live st-ock 'The ,
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njoyed by all, with %Irs, Joseph L4. slheep popul'atilon has ,trebled, in -the, $
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'pectue, as, aqeompana.-st 'on, the pqgpq. last -three, years. , . � .
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IT. 4nd Mrs. McMlehael have a fain- ' % . I .
y ofAve sons and two dikughters, all - Excellent Pf a Yields. b
f whom were present foi, the eve- Every year agreater acreage is, de- 2
ing: IN11ra. Paill ,Reid, of "Luck 4 now, voted, in Ontario to. growing soch $
87 - atoes, corn
n aunt of the, bride, aged , .�ears, crops as peas, beans, tom
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ras the oldeft perspin prpsent and and, cueqnibers - for the ,can ming trade. 6
�eorg Frederick Bolton, nearly four Most of the -growers find -the retulins
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Wn� O' the Youngest guest of the satiisfactory, this -year',pr6mising tobe
vening. Friends and relatives were better than, ittsual. Wihile the. weather
resent from Windsor, Toronto, Loil- has not been favorable to all crops�-it t
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On, Seaforth, Mitchell, Dungannon, has'been -suitable for Peas. In Lamb-
Mcknow, qWeria and the Surround- ton Coanty farmers received $52-00 a
,tg district. The -guests all joined in a'itou forpeas and pro -cured a yield a
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inging I�For they're two jolly,good as -high- 'as two tons per hme. .In I
ellows". and iafter congratulating Diirham one farmer had a yield of a
he briae and groom and wishing them 4,600 pounids Jor villigh he -received o
ianry more years, of wedded happi- $j26.60 and cleared $109.60- after pay
.ess, aver 160 guests retAred, to their ing for the seed. One grower.in Es-
espective, homes. sex reported a'clean profit of $72* 0
1 from this crop alone. Beang will soon 2
- . be ready for carming and -growers are p
THE CIRCUS IS COMING being paid $56 per ton delivered at
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(Advertisement) Lack of Ra�n Costly. . 4
,Community life, (hereabouts, is diae Ciontinped dry weather over a -per- p
or a genuine upsetting at SeafoTth, iod of seven or eight weeks. resulted I
Mt., i1thicreation-Pam4k, We4aesday) in serious crop losses in'Southwestern p
Lugust 20th, when Gole & Rogers and, Central Ontario. D. E. Carroll, a
3rcus comes to town for two per- 'of . Elgin County, states.that the corn .
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oTmances that day. There is nloth- and bean yield in that district will be .
rig short of a visit from a circus that considerably- reduced. A water short -
o changes and disarranges the social age hasbeen experienced in some dis-
nd 4icortomie`-habits ,of the, country- tricts, although not so serious as last I
ide-for there is nothing like a cir- year, Harvesting is, taking place two o
us to appeal so ,generally to the weeks earlier than usual. Threshing h
earts, of normal humans big and lit- reports from Western Ontario indi- e
Ia. Old age gets the thrill of youth cate a good yield of -barley. H. GTa-
ecalled; youth lives, its full day Of ham of the Kemptiville, Agricultural I
appiness and talk of -politics, crops School, reports conditions in Eastern f
n4 work -a -day things a�e for one day Ontario very satisfactory. ,Prospects
ubmerged. in the ap,Deal. of the circus. are -bright for a ,bountiful grain bar-
I-ake up your mind, then, to soon be vest and late crops are .not -suffering
olted out of your usual trend of mind for lack of moisture as they have in o
nd action. -, - Western counties' Northern Ontario
Cole, & RogersCircus comes herald,- is suffering from ,another extreme of
d with just oriough heroics to make, it weather --far too much rain. In Tem-
orete-11 a real circus event. There iskaming particularly crop prospects
,re no extravag-ant claims to great- are very poor, owing to' excessive
ess, no false declarations Of magni- rainfall in July, Farther north the
We, no superlatives to clog the story situation U more satisfactory and
n its telling. Cole & Roger.% Circus crop prospects in the Cochrane area I
;romises good entertainment; prom- are about normal.
ses novelty in its program of events . .
md undertakes to assure loverrs of , Keep Them Clean.
hrills and strange presentations. an Eiwborate barns and expensive
dternoon or evening Of 'true enJOy- equipment are -not necessary in the
neut. production of clean, milk although
There will be an excellent collec- they do help. More important is the
3on .of wild and rare animals. There keeping of the stable clean and wagh-
- vill the brought before the children ing and sterriliziWk of the equipment
.he very beasts -and birds they have in use. Following this there must be
;ee,n pictured, have 6eamed of and proper cooling of the cream or milk,
low can really behold in their natural and. if selling cream, frequent del,iv-
itate. Lithe a -Rd -sinewy girls will fly eries must be made, especially during
-hrough the air or prance, gaily on the hot weather. No creameryman is
;he back of beautiful horses. Strong in ,a position to make the highest
rild sinewy men will perform the grade of butter from cream 0at is
,?eats of giants with grace and seem- not clean and of good fla,vor. A dairy -
ng ease. In short Cole & Rogers man can greatly ,assist in raising the
sill -present a circus perf ormance well score of our Canadian, butter. Of
,vorthy of the great traditions of this course there must be proper equip -
1w ment and care in the creamery. '
L scinating style of -amusement. Too
Feats of horsemanship, exhibitions often cream is held too long at the
D,f animal training, and an attractive farm to maike first class butter.
array of interestiAg and, odd perform- - ,
amces will lend n,ovelty to the pro- seek Increase in Yield. I
gram. Among the rare and curious A. D. Runions, agricultural repre-
sighte, will be the tiny horse so ap- sentative-for Lennox and Addington
propriately narried !"Peweie,"-wedgh- in co-apeTati6n with the Department
ing only 40 pounds, standing 26 inches of Chemistry, 0. A. C., is conducting
high and glossily shining in its mouse fertilizer experiments with some of
cololh,d hide, a -perfect horse donei in the cQuntyls most prominent growers
minature. Indeed "Pewee" is said to I, a, effort to learn some method, of
be the smallest horse in the world and hastening the r1pening of tomatoes at
if this be not entirely so, "Pewee" is a sufficiently early date and hence
surely the smallest horse our towns- miss the possibility of danger through
folk are ever likely to see. an early frost. The acreage of t0`111 -
At Recreation Park,, afternoon and atoes bar. been considerably increas-
-night, with street parade at I P.m- Led this year and in, spite of a heavy
Bring your family. Tell your friends. 10 1, June from an, early frost, the
Come to town early on, August 20th, '?A9 s -gime promise op
plant .
Circus Day. � A solutianof the above problem would
.0. mean the difference between profit
and loss for growers thexe. Four ad -
NEWS AND INFORMATION FOR
THE BUSY FARMER
Thri stateTrent was made during
tl,e World's Foultry Congress in Lon-
don, England, that British consumers
pay sixty thomand pounds sterling
(.$.1300,006) dail'� for eggs and poultry
at this season of the year. Surely
the) -c is a great opportunity for Can-
adian poultrymen in this great British
Fair Dates.
'Central Canada Exhibition, Ottawa.
August 18th to 23rd.
'Canadian National Ezhijbition, To-
ronto August 22nd to, September 6th.
I W�e`aiern. Fair, London, September
8th- to 13th.
1-fiterprorvincial Plorwing Match,
to 17th.- -
Royal Agricultural Wdilter Fair�
Toronto, November 19th to 27th.
Isolation Essential in Abortion.
,Abortion takes a large toll of the
dairy industry and it is regr6table
that so little is known about central
measures. Vaccines of one kind or
the Other ,have been sold and some, of
them seem to be fairly successful in
. some herds, '
others. One or two facts are sure;
I the spread of the disease is largely
througih gerins expelled in. the drop-
. pings and carried to the teed given
to ,healthy cowS Or heifers- Probably
I the contagion is carried on the %eat
; of the herdsman. Thits ,should be
prevented if possible and infected
. COVA -kept away from the rest Of the
hard -at calving time and, for a short
time after the ,,cow ,hag cletined.
Lincoln Juniors Compete. .
r The, Rougehold, Science "5d I
f Competit .,ot. conducted on July 2 Ignt
i Deamg-09,0, Unco,lu- County, was very
f latgel.y. att#nded. A total of 18 girls
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�. fyom i4art'gair districts in the
9 county *&Ie on hand .to compete fbt
,.* *0,*�-Op offered.
V t 6 $2001-Vi.�,)�,.��,,�Z''6t,g��.,."Aq.
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ditional vining and weigning stations
have been built this year in LenVOX
and Addington and yet they are un-
able -to adequately handle the pea
op which is the heaviest ever bar -
vested there,
Remodelling of Barns.
This. is the building season, on the
farm. Although there will -not be
many newbarnsbuilt this year, there
will be the usual -amount of remodel-
Iing of cow stables. The stables
should be constructed to keep out cold
and conserve the animal 'heat, at the
same time letting the air move
through the stable by some wall de-
signed ventilating measure. In most
cases the barns having the DoorPst
ventilation facilities are those- where
the inside temperature is too low. The
following suggestions could be fol-
lowed to good advantage by dairy
farmers: Don't 'have the stable too
high.; eight feet to the bottom joists
is plenty. Slave ag few doors as POS-
sible and have them tight. Four
square feet of window lights Per Cow
is sufficient. Insulate the walls. Warm
stables are desirable from every
standpoint --if well ventilated.
DAIRY MARKET
. Toronto, Aug.ust 121h.-Oheese, new, ImMe,
i9e; twins, "14c; ,triplkts. 19Y -C; Stiltiorts
2ic. Old, large; 2!§c; twins, 29c; triplets
an� wdis, 90c; old StiatdrA� 260.
Bu,bter�_No. I creamerf prints, 82c: No.
creamery prints, 80c. I
Eggs_jrregh extras In evartons, aIi;e to age
fresh ettras, 16me, 84c; flirits, Ole to 32e; see
onds, 26 to 27c.
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GRAM MARKET
Toronto, Auguat 12th.-Wariftba, *beat --No
I ,Northern,, $1.08 ; No. 2 do., $1.02M . No
8 a 764� 4. 084t; No. 5, 993he
- '. 7 a I - ived' 92c (c,,11. CWerldh an
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� MA:Vftiv�io .W.4N. 'I . ,feed, 48%,. : Xb.
aod; Mron. per "It, "Taiii; so
rAiddlIt",- $Rrwul.
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10, stricilly ahojiee ellbp!A'� about $10,25 sideboards, I enctension. table, I drop Ica: W.�,�:,t- �, , , I. I .1 - -
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nedium Anxl mixed lots, $7;26 to $9-50; throw: table, 8 small tables, 2 etouch o is _ I "K RIPON.,,
Utz genewany $6.50� . ,:, " chair. 8 rockers, 6 diners. 7 kitchen chairs, - _ .. .. _ .. . . � I � , -.1 . "I-'--, , .., , ,
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Union Stock Yards, 76* ta 4 . I ... I �?, . ., ,
,rto, August 12th. was'hs n4s, 4 bed springs, feather ticks and I I I . � . � I I. "I - -11V1-"--- '-',.,
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-Supply. of cattle for saI40& the Union Stock yidtlows, 2 mattresses, eongoleum. rug, lin- . I . , ',�,.".� 1�5.. .1. .1
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hai the offering aceunatiloibed over the ftst I 3 -burner Florence coal OR stove with oven, FALL TERM OPENS TUESDAY, V - � . 1MR. I, .��"'.��,
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donday market. ' machine, kitchen crupbo=d,' fruit vapboord: I , I ': : �,�,4 qt -A
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nything but a few ,qhpliee weighty steers ,odd dishes and .end., flouT bin, flom�g, RS; , ,'',
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baby steers, which sold early to smaller s�uuds and potted planbs, I . . .. ,X,�t ,� 4,
rid copper boiler, wash , '1,4,�. ,
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uyers nt Prices steady with, to a shade.eas- d wringer, 1 k#chen*stool, cooking. Stenographic' Commercial, SSeretarial, Complete O,li ". �0�
er than last week. Top for a -load of heavy =11pictureit, set of scales, step ladder, . CIO, Tr 1, , � "." _. ��., , 1.
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teers was ,7.70 cents per ,p�qmd, and the bulk *9rhadittone, Misy churn, scythe (naw), whevl- Thorough Cc � '.... ._1 I .1, F. $ .
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velching better than 1,060%iiiourAs sold from borrow, Iowa mower. 2 five-gaillon cool oil . � , ' , .�y , � . .
% to 71/& cents per Voirnd� with Plain, kind. cam and articles too numerous to mention. write, to -day for details. 0 ,A�:R, , ,Z t 'N"".4'i , 1i ,�,
iowliward. to as low as 5.10 cents., . Terms -Cash. ROB , ERT, McXINIAUY,� Piro- . . � _ . ��," ''...-, i " D I Z'-'.,
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er cwt. on medium and plain quality. which R. F. Lumsden, B.A., Principal _ � ",
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ows, outside of*the odd top, were 25 cents Stratford : Ontario,. -, . I ,,,�.il,�
or cwt. dower than last week at a range of . � � , .1 , .. 1. 11 .. . -tj
,to 51/_, cents per pound for butchers, while , . . ., k. �".`,.,.1_-
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er pound. Bulls sold 25 to 60 cents per cwt . __ ..'�_ 11, ��,
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ower than last week at 4y2 to 5 cents per . I 4.
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iound for butcher kind.- and 3% cents per - ." ..��.,., '_,-
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ound for lialognast. The top for baby beeves . I ,�,�e,v
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han dust week's top, and the bulk of the I , ", ,,, �
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ffering -in this elms sold from 914 to 11 . . ,�,,�,�,:��
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ents, though som4 two dozen fed calves W. J. CLEARY .i
mairked,at 81/-, cents per pound. WARNING VARM FOR SALE. -FOR SALE PART LOT , I.. .
All classes of killers except bulls moved css 8, McKillop, con- 0 Licensed Embalmer and 0 . � .1111'1�
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readily after price Aecilines had been estab- taining 192 scres and known as the T. E. * , Funeral Director 0 . �
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' numbered 8,100. some 600 If not sold will be rented. For particulars _to_d,ate Horse and <> . I ,q
-clock Equipment. <> � ,I ,',;�� 1'�
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mostly sold and ,weiglhesinvging Wild Carrot and all no 8201-tf ,0 Night and Day Service. <10 'L 1,
ead, to be weigh- Xi- apply to J. M. GOVENLOCK, Executor, Sea- 0
d . forth. . � . �
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;iher'e was no sign of 'improvement En de- OUS Weeds inside f'ences on all 0 Phone 19-22, Dublin. q0W . ,
mend for a -tore cattle, the sale of onV car- I
oad of $40 pound steers at 6.15 cents per farms must be, cut on. or be- 10 I I 0 �v
, d,',-,,' the rice Qevel for good . ---.:
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ceder steeq�s, while farmers on the look -out
for
!nakftg
ium
fore September Ist.
stockers bid nothing better than 5 cents
per `Povnd for light cattle.
This is the last warning. - If
Calf Market Firm.
Calves were a moderate offering at 900, in-
weeds are not cut legal pro-
luding truck , arrivals and the market was
firm on u basis of 101/,-', to 11 cents per
ceedings will be taken against
pound for good to eh�*e veals. with primL9
111/� cents in spots. Plain to med-
all property owners by order
veal calves brought 7 to 10 cents per
Of the Provincial Government
joun&whd most grassers sold at 5 cents per
pound, though a few rough heavies were
marked as low as 4 cents per Pound.
Berry
�Lambs Marked Lower.
William
The ,offering of sheep and Iambs was 1,000
ighter than last Tuesday when the market
,pened for the week, but trade was slow with
o .
Weed Inspector
prjtcep 50 cents per owt. lower in a few wales�
up to noon, When larger lots of lambs start-
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ed moving the pri ce on Food ewe3 and''Wet'h-
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er,q was down,to 9,�enf�`per pound or' $1.00
AMATEUR
lower than �Iast week. 4*e
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BOXING TOURNAMENT
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Hags Up 25 Cents Cwt.
Itogs were a light supply and the market
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i-howed strength with an advance of 25 cents
per ,Mwt. in Price, bacons selaina at 12 centg
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per pound. f.o.b. Find 13 eenL% per pound
weighed off oars. though ps,ekers' bids for
Friday Evening, August 22
yedev-day's qoadinm and to��s delivery were
60c p�r cwt. lower, '
On the Driving Park Grounds
The receipts yesterday were 8,600 cattle,
000 calves, 660 hogg and 1,600 sheep and
BOXING
lambs.
Quotations: Heavy beef steers $6.50 to
3 Bouts - 3 Rounds - 3 Minutes Each
$7.70; butcher steers, choice. $7.60 to $7.50;
Contest to a Decision.
do , fair to good, $6.150 to $7,00; do. common.
$5 , 50 to $6.50: butcher heifers, choice, $7.00
112 lb. Class.
to $7.50 ; do. fair to good. $6.50 to $7.00 :
Ross Galloway, of St. Thomas, Ont..
do. common, $5.50 to V9.7.5; butcher cow$'
Champion, vs. Jimmy Culbert, of St.
woqd to ch,yire, 45.50 to $5,75; do. Tnedi ......
$4 * 50 to.$6.00; canners and cutters, $2.00 to
Thornes, formerly, of Toronto.
$3.00i butcher bulls, good to choice. $5.00 lo
147 Th. C14LSS
$5.50: do. medium. $4.50 to $5.00; do. bol-
Bumps Wright, of St. Thomas, vs. Del
owns, $4.00 to $4.50: baby beef, $9.00 to
$11,00; feeders, wood, $6.25 to $6.75; stock.
Raby, of L.ondon, Western Ontario
m $5.25 to $6.60; calves. good to choice.
Cbampion.
$1�.50 to $11.00; do. medium, $6.00 to $9.50;
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do. common, $6.00 to $6,75; do grassers.
$s,00 to .S.r).50; milkers, $50.00 Zo 's9o.00:
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Chuck Wooley, of St. Thon , 1927
springers. $70 to $100: lamlva, choice. $0,00;
Ontaiio .Cbampion, vs. Cy. Peterson,
buck lambs, $7.00: sheep, $2.DO to $5.40; hogs,
St. Thomas.
bacon. w.o.c., $13.00.
Do., selects, $1.00 per how premium: do.
WRESTLING
butchers, 75c per hag discount-. do., trucked
Bus, Loucks, Windsor, Pete Laing.
in, 215c cwt. under w.o.c.; do., f.o.b., price
St. Thomas, Former Eastern Canada
$1.00 cwt. under w.o.c.
, Champion.
Montreal * August 12th.- Cattle receipts on
Jas. McCallum, Referee;, Dr. McMas-
the two Montreal live stock anarkets to -day
ter and Bert MIcIntyre, Judges.
totaMed �,151. The market steadied to a
shade easrer. The bulk of 1he offerings were
Blyth Citizens' Band in Attendance.
just Plain to medium quality steers and
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Seating accon�modation for all.
heilfers . A couple of l.oad.� of rood steerA
9old up to $7.450; medium good to good qual-
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Ladies will enjoy the tournament a3
ity steers bTougbt $6.75 to $7.00: steers
well as inen. Open air dancing afteT
weighirm between 1,025 and 1,100 Pounds of
the tournament. Grates -open at 7.15.
fairly good quality were weighed ap with
hei-fers at $6.2S to $6.50; the bulk of the
Boxing at 8.15. Free parking space
'heifers brought. $5 and $6.25. , Good cows
for cars.
were steady at $5.26 to $5.7-5. Plain to wed-
ADMISSION 50c
iu,m clu,naity cov.,5 around 31.50 to $5: can-
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were about steady at $3 to $5. Quotations
follow:
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ium. $6 to S6.50: common, 35 to $5.50; but-
FARMS FOR SALE
chers heifers, medium, $5 to $6.75; common.
$4.FiO to $5�50: butcher cows; good, 5.25 to
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To our 014i customers and as mlanY
new ones as it is possible to seive, wo
wish t4> remind you we will have fert-
ilizer for you -all. Rubin's 33 per cent.
Phosphate, Tanguay's Mixed Fertil-
izer, also Armour's and 16 per ce�TL .
acid phosphate. I I
These grades have made excellent
showing this Spring. Ask our cas-
to4ners and find out for yourself.
Don't be in a hurry to sign an order
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as we always use your right as to ,
price, quality and service.
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William M, Sproat
OR REPRESENTATIVE AGENT
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D. H. McINNES
Registered Drugless
Practitioner.
CHIROPRACTOR
ELECTRICITY
Magnetic Electric Baths
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Afternoons.
Adjustment given for diseases
of all kinds.
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THE JOHN RANKIN ,
AGENCY .
inds.
Bonds, Real Estate �
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$5.75; medium, $4 to $6: canners, $1.50 to ARM FOR SALE 100 ACRES, LOT NO. Along to oan
$2; cutten, $2,25 to $R.50: butcher bulls, gna F 8, Concession 16, Township of Grey, Conn -
$5: common, $3 tu 114.60. , ty of Huron; 2 storey brick house, barn I SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Calf receipts were 1,624. Calves were steady .56x6D on stone fonndation; another building
to firm. The bulk of the offerings were Just 26x56: windmill, drilled well; So acres Plowed. Phone 91
Main to fair quality Frriiss calves. Good veal balance has been under Pasture for several
bi�ouwbt $9 to $9.60, with sales up to $10. years. Thirteen acres hardwood bush. Pos- ----
Better cominion light veal were sold around session first of March. Apply to ALEX.
$6.60 to $7. Good grassem sold up to $6, BUCHA_NAN, R. R. No. 3, Walton. - 8186-tf
s,nd the bulk of the plain to fair quality be- Live Fowl A BARGAIN
tween $4.76 and $5.25: very common gm9sera ARMS FOR SAIAE.-A FEW CHOICE .
as low as $4.25, F farms in Tuckersmith, Usborne And Hib-
bort some of which are within 11/4 miles from FOR SALE. -Five acres, one mile
- , the canninig ftictory whore the farmc," are from Seaforth; modern house witk
Icing all the way from $50.00 to $100.00 furnace, bath and toilet; small barn;
per ac , re for their peas this season. and the WANTED
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EHPORTANT NOTICES .ame distance from our famon, High School. good orchard. Taxes, $15. Splendid
From these farms owners can have their tax- chance to start chicken farm, beas�
ESTRAY CAWLE.-STRAYED FROM THE es taker from the township and aPp'lled to etc. Apply to .
prem-ises of the undersirmed. Concession 2. our school And send children to commort
Hibbert, about Saturday, .lul3F2fth, two year- school free of charge. THOMAS CAMERON, R. S. HAYS,
ling black buld calves. Any Information lead- Box 4 It.. ExOter P. 0. Phone 114 J. 8268-tf WHI pay cash at your home. 2953-tf Seaforth, Onk
Ing to their recovery Please phone 86 r 4, I.
Dublin Central. Also for sale a quantity of rOR SALE. -128 ACRES, MORE OR ' ____
dressed lumber. MJCHAM , McCARTHY, FARM No delivery. ExtTa good prices
less. Lot No� 28, Concersion 5, L. R. S.,
Dublin. 8269x2 Township of Tuckerqm.ith, County 6f Huron.
There is on the preynises a 9 -roomed' stone
- __ - house with Allat� roof, barn 54x56 and wing Max Wolsh viapS
' . to barn 35x5O, all with good stabling under-
eath. Also good drive shed and hen house, -
all in good repair. nere is also on the
Dodd's Drain, McRop " K41
promises an abundant supply of water the
year round; 12 ".res of good hard wood bush. Phone 17S Seaforth
The Treasurer of McKlillop Township will There is not a foot of Waste land on the
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be ot,his office, Lot 26, �Messon 6, c- fp,i,rn. There is a spienuni vn-� An j,Wn Y -
Killop, On Friday afternoon. August 92nd, to of small fruit. Tnimedinte Possession to house
I receive c&0hpayments on assessment on Dodds' and buildings. rot- further Particullars RP017
, Drain. * to JAMES CAMERON. R. R. 4. Senforth,
For Sale
14DIIN McNAY, Clerk. . ort. Lot Ia, Concession 5, of phone 2 oil Property
2 3270-1 133, TuckeTsmith. 8267x4
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DRAINTENDERS .C> 0 <> <> 0 0 0 �C* 0, * 0 <> 0 Comfo-rtalb1c, Dwelling, Barn, Chick-
�0 I 0 en Houve and tVV0 RCMS land.
-Dtidn tenders will be received by John Me- * W. J. Walker & Son <> Euildings in the best of repair; good
Nay, Cleric, MoXflJop, R. R. Nx;, 2, Seaforth.
, until, 8 p.m.v Sbdurilay, Atigunt 46th, 1090, <> 0 watel., small fruits, etc.
, ,fon� tho constraietfion of the AcrideAten Dmil'4 <> W. J. Walker, Funeral 0
, inolufti* three brianches, 5,596 feet �f open
d drehi end -%762 fdet of covered drab. T01ders * Director and Embalmer. * A REAT, RARGANi
to be tik torth df litinp sum and'inust be ae- * 0
2 eomparlad W - n. ',ftwirked cheque, VArable to * Motor or Horse Equipment 0 immediate Possession Given.
the rem XtXillop T*Wnsh* for go
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I of , I .b1d, 'The work to be commenced in * Cars or flowers furnished * ,
<> A. D. SUTHERLAND
Is ", , as requested.
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