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Daniels.â€"On the 8th Concession, . of ‘ Beverly, May 30th, Frederick Danâ€" iels aged â€" 60 years. : 7 cD« ald.â€" In Scotland, Mayâ€"11th, i Â¥38 irs. M.: MacDonald, mother of Mrs. [ D. MéeGeorge, of © Galt, agtd M‘ ‘ ; Elmira, May 21st, to Ar. ‘and Mrs. Peter Datb, a eon. ; ‘ Rudou.â€"At Elmira, May 24th, _ to ..‘ Mr. “ Mrs. !Ilfl»fl“ou, :. _# ender.â€"In Wootwich, May 22nd," to ‘\MF. and Mrs. Sofomon Bender, . a _ A®URACEE J â€"â€"At Heideiberg, May Bst,; to / and Mrs: Geo# fi:ld’d.gw ~Ms steady and unchanged 5, Lo.b., and â€"$6 fed and |Wa _ From oné: or two outsid( prices ‘are reported about 10« "by local dealers. icherâ€"Market firm, choicest pickâ€" ‘ BMtcher, $5.85 & $5.75; good, $5 15; common mixed cattle steady ,i n“_ 2 a Stocker: 500 to 700 pounds, steady i t $3.75.° â€" the effect will be to bring. tC tice of: the authorities â€" an: licin a manner more eBective i has hitherto been the . casc ; that tubcvroulosis is . mori ‘ epregd among cattle than th; ie at p ate generally awan «Byv compelling . the farmers ~ t« Ahe losses® on: pondcmned catt e care will be exercised in /th, ising and . feeding of cattle, and, i s , ~the government may.. b* @ to intervene for the better ection of both farmer and _ th public run was 114 loads, W!V wd of cattle, 544 sheep ani ‘and 500 calves and 800 hogs Eb-s«uy at â€" $5.50. @ 2 m $50@ $5.25; bulls, $4 @ $5 PV . ~., ‘GRAN. pronto, June 2.â€"Trading in grain i more active toâ€"day on account | larger offerings. . Prices were Taâ€" "’_a‘ eaker on account of steadily i "*75-, ‘ erop prospects. Pasturage A y "to be unusually Juxuriant, t feedâ€"stu! prices are easier, Priâ€" | gre:â€"Wheat, _ Manitoba, No. 1 jetm $1.17; No. 2 $1.13%; No. 2, Fthern $1.17,; No. 3, $1.3%, No. 3, .09}; feed, practically none offering; ominal quotations are 700 No. _2 ed, 65¢, Georgian Day ports; . Onâ€" Â¥ip, No..2 white, 92c @; 93¢ outside, 2\ {Q #2¢, & 93¢, No. 2 mixtd, i¢; no goose. Corn, No. 3 | yellow, "Ble @ 82¢, Toronto frcights, but no iness doing; price too high. â€" Flour mitoba, patents, spedial . brands, _f“’v‘ conds, ; $5.40; strong bakers, ;30; wihnter wheat patents, dull, at 50. .. Barley, No. 2, 55c @ 60c ;\“_3' Peas, No. 2, 92¢ @ 93c 4-1&' Rye, â€"No. 2, scarce and ited, . 88¢. Buckwheat, No.: 2, 6 @ 65. Oats, No. 2 white 484¢ itside; No. 32â€" mixed, 4064c outside. \Bran $22 on track, Toronto: Shorts, mig.â€"At Berlin, May M4th, | 19 r. Mrs. James McGinais,. ‘a selring â€"At â€" Williamsburg, â€" May : to Mr. and Mrs. Christ. Kesâ€" ‘;’Fm May: dind, _ ta ‘and Mis. H. L. Stacbict, _ a c it (Berlin, _ May 20th, to . und Mrs. Contad Schafér, _ a Keâ€"â€"At Wiatton, May 19th, _ to C und NMrs. Jas. Hawke, a daugh Rit â€"on the part, of wees ao ho came o4 lt â€"As t iong Ybut, .:3: speakin; d the market is that "is â€" not only fair but nc in the interests of the publk " and salety. . It is, belioved "uhe effect will be to bring . ~WATERLOO MARKETS Waterloo, .Ont. Jun», 4th. 1908. rs=â€"Good heavy at $4.45 & M Mb euren e oc o on (pt C N l tC L zo Voâ€"MAry: HADIG., SF.. M UCRTE LI & hter, $ Many people of this vicinity attendâ€" ding. â€"At â€" Williamsbarg, May | CSSH®®"~ n’:‘;‘%";t°n’:§f' yumg [ a:: Tuncral â€"of the late Mr.. Nichâ€" ; to Mr. and Mrs. Christ. K®¥| ~pyopser â€" john Hartman, to Moltie | Olas Hoffer last Thursday. The : deâ€" . . a son. Holocher k ceased was one of the . pioneers of et.â€"At Bertin, May: Bnd, | tal 5 ue wiewerâ€"At; Zurich, May Poel Township and resided vlgt_nhgo and Mrs. H. L. Stacblet,. 41 oyin paniel Koebler, to Addi¢ Wit‘ :;“"' of "?‘“‘" + Jacsed Em en.â€"At Berlin, May 22n4, to| . NOC . in. s he passed the Tast tew weeks and Mrs. Harvey. L. Hymmen, B"‘,'.‘*f“f’.:::’"o‘;‘a"n“‘-l I"f’ 1 i i io Trap, A?.l;‘ at the age, o. 0'2 :L-At Berlin, â€" May 20th, to ~_ DPEATHS, onto, is visiting here, as .n'n“ also a und Mrs. Contad . Schatéf, _ ®}~ Shanpon.â€"At walt, May #th; lrs. md %mu“ “'# J L. Shanbon. f coAy pharton ater 190h; 0 to| alyeiratteiatence. uy sn ae | ts Reoteet hy it Anlant ts 9 und Mrs. Jas. Hawke, a 449@h"| peg _ Mildred, daughter Of ML. @00 | pyorr porg recently in S! o _ hail fat : Hectm, Sii 26th, 10 984. mools gnt 18 o N:"‘ x ; you‘s l wndt mmum is exâ€" y: MBJ ~} . mon â€" P h /+ Mrs.Robert E. Rits, a daÂ¥ghâ€"| yitopell.â€"At Galt, May 27th, James oo nipris{if some "fi':.:% F:‘: i oo miiney ty oo un epon i ho. a. | en noranh maopt on mA {many .. Â¥th, n , May 20th, Mrsâ€" | mopes are: f | J.g‘ a"»fi <D. aged 81 years. ~___ | aweling Tess wi then 0o: =«At Bortin, May 10th, to Mr. | ".j. qo Hett, in het 47th yoar. . > / | mien and 0 "The following remeâ€" . F1 :?'a: i‘x t {,\'U Pih . Eoo wieg TW ;‘Jj_(g 3. o »gtlâ€"-p,-;s‘! T fflr“."fl" e the choicest butcher and te, prices in these classe good and>Arm. Thore i tm M At BIRTHS at â€" $5.50 @ +6 114 loads, will ol Liberal Candidate Receives an UVaUON, in > Socialist Candidate Hearty Applause While the Conservative Candidate . Gets a Cool Reception. i( That the Liberal candidate, Daniel Ratz, ‘is â€" the man ‘the majo! of electors of the North 1 ol We terloo are cheering lor in this cam paign was evident at the nomination meeting in the Court House on Monâ€" day aftetnoon. When Mr. Rats was called on by Chairman Stumpf, be received a reception. which was ao thing short of â€" am oÂ¥ation and d!ar- ing his splendid address he was fre quently applauded Pm Mr. â€"Martin, the Socialist candidate was well received by his friends . and pecupied his allotted time in dealing with the questions of the day from a Socialistic standpoint.> â€" Nominations Closed. At two _o‘olock ~Returning Offices Stumpt â€" eclared the l.inuq'ni closed and» announced that Dr. H. G. Lackner, of Berlin, Danie! Ratz, ol ~Elmira, and Hilkigh Martin, â€" of Berlin,â€" were nominated as ‘candidatâ€" es and ~intimated that <the whil > be held in the m-‘ngm'mt Moniay, June 8th, .. The Bst of pollâ€" ing divisions and deputy réturning ofâ€" ficers. wereâ€"read, â€" after which Mr. E. P. Clement moved that Returmninz Oflicer Stump! be chairman whith was carried. . Mr.â€"Clement ansounced that the candidates had arranged between themgelves that each be allowed 45 minutes \to address the electors, and that the first speaker, Dr. Lackner, be given five minutes for reply. Dr. Lackner. Dr. Lackner said he â€"esâ€" feemed it an honor to represent the North Riding of â€"â€" Waterloo. The question cn this occasion was not who should represent the riding, but whether the Whitney Government had fulfilled the promises made previous . to assuming power in 1905. . He did not _ think there was a shadow â€" of doubt but that the Whitney Governâ€" ment would be returned next. Monâ€" day. . Mr. Whitney promised â€" that when the Conservatives gained power the electors would have a sectet balâ€" lot and next Monday the toters o. Ontario would receive for the fitst time a secret }nllo&. He referred to the fact that ‘under the Ross Govâ€" crament the ballots were numbered and ~it was possible to discover how each elector voted. In this election a new Ballot will be usged which â€"will be absolutely sécret. >. â€" s © Proceeding the speaker referred ‘to the cry faised by the _ Liberals against the â€" increased . éxpenditures and stated that the reason the <preâ€" sent Government spent more than tht Liberal Government was because th,y had it to spend. He spoke ol 1b increased revenues from the Dominâ€" ion subsidy, timber. limits, mining privileges, and stated that â€" while the _ expenditures had increased, the debt had been reduced by over $636,â€" 000. The railway tax had been in creased from 30 to 60 per cent by the Whitney Government, a large proportion of which goes back . o the municipalities. In 1906 Berlin teâ€" ceived $873.94 and in 1907 the sum was increased to $1104,17. The grants to schools by $600,000 during the: last three and a half yeatrsâ€" and last session the sum of $80,000 was lvo\ed toward the * support of the echools in towns and cities . Speakâ€" ing â€" of the reduction im . school books, Dr. Lackner quoted the preâ€" sent prices compared with the former prices and claimed that 66 cents was saved to the parents in buying a set of readers. â€" He was confident that when the new readers. were issued they would be sold at the same gite as the readerts ate boing sold at Preâ€" gent. He spoks at some length â€" on the Prison Labor question and s!atâ€" |ed that the articles manufactured in that jnstitution are no lanzer placed on the market in â€" competition with the manufacturer, _ He conshiered the guarantecing â€" of the Canadian Northâ€" ern: Railway bonds . at the last stt / sion as one of â€" the best pieces. of legislation _ enacted by the Whi‘ney Government, and the Lacose imintig deal was in the best intclus}s ofâ€"the people. _ In concluding he referted, to Nhe establishment of â€"a Labar ; burâ€" 61 in Bertlin, which was given by the wmuL::ovM on m‘:‘. of this being a manufacturin tre and | would: be‘a bénefit to manufac turet and workingman alike. Millerâ€"Krug.â€"At â€" Tavistock, â€"â€" May 20th, By Rev. F. Voit, .John Miller, to Marty. Krug, of. East Zorra. Hartmanâ€"Holochéer.â€"At New Ham burg, â€" May 25(b, by Rev. <Fathet Kloepfer, John Hartman, to Mollic Kochlerâ€"Witwerâ€"At ; Zurich, May %7th, Daniel Koekier, to Addie Witâ€" 24 Daniel . Rais. > 4 The Liberal m&"-&"'l thanked ‘the olectors for " the enthus lastic * reception and _ alter referring briefly to his ‘business and municipal mulhuh\dlhthl"'"‘:f'“ nomination under the suspices of the Aiacctr No be on mut) and duy 2o himself ‘to be‘ an out and ( ‘z Lorter of the party and would Y for â€"measures * «Bsc 4 pouents ‘ if he considers â€"them in\ thi interest of â€" the â€" ;..u,h th., present ue believed the ‘caimpaign â€" i~ tfllmh‘mwh & tair and clean. mannet avd boped M« personalities or misâ€"statements woule be induiged in When Whitney apPtal ed to the people at the last election he proimised to deal fairly with then but after assuming power be intro duced the spoils systen« for the fts\ time ‘im this province.© Mr.. «/ Rat did mot object to the dismissal ~ 0 imen if" (they ‘did not do their _ duty, but it was wtong to discuss them simply because they belonged to | the s Cur d L i sn CÂ¥ m ols hapeics caus i. ) ontlcs oo enepeg en Nce No C 005 e ed to the people at the last , inod, : their: names‘ y 100 * CE .0 Cutuast. 1f ant. zin Gonr to pmuur&mdahn oir addresses â€" and des 6 w&xm” reâ€" but after assuming power be intro | partig of _ C thmht‘ e duced the spoils systens for the fits\| ments of the secut es, it any, held]" ite: k satiefactorily time ‘im this province.~ Mr. «: Rat | by them; .:. a mx filled at ho 8 did‘ not. object to. the dismissal ~ /0 35th day Of . June, 1908, the sald Aa* ~X_ +. ItL.=2aza O on 4 (hey did not do their duty, | ministrator _ will‘ procecd (6 distriâ€" Wilheim‘s Harness Sho WH‘V»"'N“W!:,“::WN‘“MNMGRG*. U 1 ‘ simply because they belonged a among patties C ed thereto, Prices " % other party. Mo:r::: to l:t Lack uvhg‘ rm!_“‘;l!! to the "claims |~ moderate M goods right. ner‘s claim â€" tha secret â€" balloi | of which he then have received s f Rould be used _ for the fifst: timc| notice, and will not be..Hable for the Ropairing â€" Neatly Done â€"â€" on Monday th? speaker claimed â€" tb. | said assets to any person ol whost a a ballot has arways been SeCret and D; clzim he shall not then have receiyâ€" Valises, Trunks, eto.; also for having ‘them numbered: it was possiâ€" | notice. vale T ble to trace any wronmglul misuse o Dated at Waterloo, ist .Juné, 1908., es s the ballot altet it has bsen oai‘a:y JAMES C. HAIGHT, H l Wlm the voter. Dr. Lackâ€" Yijolicitor 1 Administrator. m ner gave Premier Whitney credit for mg.w t m os * h 9 the increase of the reccipts, but it €% KING STREET, â€" WATERLOO. was. 446 â€""to. the> foresight of. ~the| =<â€"â€"â€"=â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"m on on ~â€" ~ipuaammsmaee4 s 4o Ross Government that has ¢nabled v the Wll‘iitney Gt;menm»‘ ont tol:nl;%:h: Notice m credflfll‘s J B ALL & SON increase exp ures. 0 not been for Sir Oliver Mowat the wask * y MA Conservative Government at Ottawa ®. 6. 0. C. 128 8. 38 Real Estate and Insurance 3 imen‘t @S [ MMET® .s, 0.°C. . 88. Agent. o\ 0o cohastiel o 4 s cmmiver would have taken what is now known as New Ontario from the Province,| and the resources of this country ate providing . large revenues. for . ‘the Government. It was opened up _ by railways built by~ the former Go# einment and opposed by Whitney but he is taking all the. money thab is coming from this source. ‘Mr. Rate reminded his bearers that the reason the price of schoo!l treaders has been reduced was to enable the publish= ers to get rid of the stock on hand before the new readets atre issued. He hoped the new books would be as satisfactory as the old books, but ke doubted if this would be possiâ€" ble as Mr. Whituey has the WT man at the head of the Educational Jepartment. Dr. Pyne considers thoSse: who hold views different to his OWD as his enemies, judging from a recent speech delivered in his â€" constituency. Mr. Ratz spoke briefly of the fm:l:- Shl. PRBTE PIP O ERRE PC ces that the expenditures in the dilâ€" ferent departments pnd increased “42 FeFemt. EPPAE C 00 AaCID per cent. the expenaizures for.~ the agricultural department only: incréasâ€" ed 74 per® cent. In concluding he read from the statutes of 1904 "the condi« James Bay Company in the construcâ€" tion of theâ€"railway and proved conâ€" tions of the concessions granted the clusively that the guarantee of * the bonds of ~C. N. R. was unwartantâ€" cd. _ He expressed his confidence that the electors would eleot him as their representative in the next Legislature: (Loud applause.) ‘The Socialist candidate, Ald. ~ H. Martin, of Berlin, was well received. It was the first time, h said, _ a Socialist candidate was in . the field in this riding and .many . were â€"no doubt curious to know their views. Soctalism, he claimed, stands for the transformation (ol capitalist: property ‘n the meaus of~ wealth production | into the doMective property <of. . the wortking class; equal dpportunities for all, tull ~ value for : labot pemmu and equal political _ and eccnomic rights. ‘Ihe Liberal and Cmmu& parties stand for capitalism fot great capitalistic interests and . ;g: the compotitive wage. system. .. 4 spoke © at son»: Ienxq.â€"tbi struggle: fortile: snd the .clash between capiâ€" }wmm-r. Continuing the | said, «Conservative and LAberal politicians nwer ask © you to : consider â€" such m'fi:' They expect »»u‘ to let them do 'mgli-h?n-fiupmhm eelt with * shoutmg and yoting» for Them. A6~ Sbcialists we . want you 10 think : fot yourselts _ * Hilkiah Martin FLORADALE Ovation, eaders are issued. H01 books . would be as the old books, NM‘ this would be possiâ€" NoTIcE â€"Is numat GIVEN, | of Ontario. mt to Cbapter k ".Q.Q.. d 4 1897, and _ amending Acts, that all persons having claims Against (th:| 21 4f Notice to GreUILOPS (|1 will duly consider all questions IN"THE ESTATE OP ALEXANp.| support ‘such : measures â€"which: I ER SOMERVILLE, deteastd. to be to your interest and «o_ ~<« . _ | for the people of the Provinge of of the Township of 'dhlg' y in the County of : Waterloo, ; G:At < #4 ceasgd,. . who. died. on :.g F sevemth day of April, 1908, at . th: said ~Township of. Wellesiey, . art required on of _ belore the 35th : day of . June, 1008, to delives or:‘ send by post ~prepaid, to James A : Som erville, Hawkcsvilie, Ontatio, the Ad: mintstrator of "the estate ol‘_lib u‘i:i â€" IN THE MATTER of the estate of Jacob S, Snider, late of the Townâ€" ship ‘of Waterloo, in the County ~of Waterloo, Farmer, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that ~ all persons Raving any claims or deâ€" mands against the late ~Jacob S Snider, who died on or about the sixth day of April 1907, ‘ at the ‘Township of Waterloo.in the Province of Ontaro, are mm‘w send by post prepaid orâ€"to to the unâ€" dersigned, solicitor herein for Titus Snider; William Snider and Leander Bowman, executors of the last. Will and Testament of the said Jacob § Snider, their names. and addresses and full particulars in . writing~ ‘of their claims andstatements of their accounts and theâ€"nature of their secuâ€" tities, if any, held by them. E And Take Notice that after the twentieth day of June, 1908, . the said executors .will proceed to â€"disâ€" tribute the assets of the said deceasâ€" having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have ‘had IIO: Rein Oe ote e a 2 o9 tice, and ‘that the said executors will not be liable for ‘the said assets â€" or. uny part thereof to any ~persons of whose claim they shall not then have Valuable Farm Lands in the Toweship of : Weliesiey Pursuant to m;;cum in‘ that behalf, there will be offered for | sale at Steiss‘ Hotel in the * Village otf Heidelberg on Monday the 15th day of June, 1908, at the hour _ of twol o‘clock in the aftermoon all that cerâ€" tain parcet or fract of land situate lying and being in the ‘Township of Wellesley in the County of Waterloo, containing by admeasurement thirtyâ€" five and cight opo-lmllltd’:l‘ ot;l an acre, being ¢ of ol Lot Numbeér rm?m-m' Fight and part of Lo% Number One, Concession Five, Eastern Bection of the said Township, together with the right ‘of way, torm::z-il the occupation of the late Chtis Schickler. On the premises are a frame dwellâ€" ing house andâ€"a bank barn which are in fairly. good=condition. The whole of the land is suitable for farming. Termsâ€"20 per cent. at the time . of sale and (the balance in ten . days thereafter= without interest. Other terms and conditions â€"made known at Q,za sale :. or . on application <to ts. . : McBride ~& Flintoft, Waterloo, or to the <underâ€" céived notice. e Dated at Berlin, the 1st day _ of Dated: May 22nd, 1908 w: May 28,. June 4,11. Auction Sale man Monthly‘ Sthuol Report. &t . 1TV. Form.â€"S. Swatt Jt . IV Solicitor for the said executors F. Sicvenpipor, C. and P. Snyder eqa W. M. ~CRAM, 13 Weber St.; Berlin, SCBLLEN & WEIR, Soltcttors for the Vendor JOS. MICKUS, NEW . DUND} OF Johnso Brun H. M eDonald . M. L. Hallman :nl'mi Are. you in need of a set of Adctioneer Histan1, 1 H. Spr 1. ‘Spact l E.. Pallman the | 21 6 hz:[ . m emmsmer * Harness! B HARNESS! If you are. your reâ€" quirements dan be satisfactorily filled at a Witheim‘s Harness Shop Real Estate and Insurance Agent. â€"Local Agentaâ€" Mutual Life Ass‘ce Co. of Canada Why pay rent when a home can be ;:?hnocluf'. If you own & home ‘re lacky | ’“w come to us and you will be sut; how . easy it is to own one. f : Look over the following _ PARTIAL LI8T. _ Buys 7 room red brick house 31’“ :HQumSt. A suapâ€"â€"must be sold. 82100 wfi'a ng;:n brick house on‘ conveniences, Terms to mh‘ :“w Bny."i acres fine gndenhnd hich 14 story frame house n:dnb:nk bn.r% convenient to Waterloo and Berlin Markets, Easy lx'm' a in all parts of the town. ~~Offilce: King St., above Fischer‘s Billiard Pailor. oo o . . MA e en ane _J. H. SCHNARR â€" | *R stt § give ex« territory. _ when buying %&%g&mr SCOes stooy LAND PLASTER and BUG it atorndte Oe 05 > DEATH,tbebflththO nurket &&wmmmmum ‘Also CORN PLANT!BS eqntune 1 h e m o cCn o on Soonine J. H. Schnarr J. K. SHINN Waterloo, Unt. Telephone at. .!“'IE:EE". COUNTY of WATERLOO. The Municipal Council of,the County of Waterloo will meet at the Court House, Berlin, on ‘Tuesâ€" day, June 28rd, 1908, at 10 o‘clock a m. _~© & HERBERT J. BOWMAN, i ' County Clerk. Berlin. Mavy 26. 1908. 92â€"4t. Berlin, May 26, 1908 Northâ€"West Excursions Leave on Tuesdays June 9, 23 â€"â€"Aug. 4, 18 July 7, 21 â€" Sept. 1, 15, 20 Return 2nd Class Tickets VERY LOW RATES TIcKETS G000 Fom 60 DaY® “'mm m: From all Ontario to Te en Poemck Notice Ears Sr, WaTERLGO. Yours s espectfally, =â€" DANIEL RATZ Harness! SPRAYERS. at )nt. _ Tel at Resiâ€" | Pine, Cotnice Lumber, Base. ge 4 Tess We uon t i l ons o s . e e io nne frote me, and| â€" 140 Aocre > um.:’ rw AI""!t: '..dl‘mu’ :."m-z .‘:':.‘w:....-...;. u-*. by making k & s & '“:- "â€"|ngreemens and possession given Oct. 1st nexs, about 14 miles from ,=]‘ ‘n::g:;nubuq::arcm and 42 BD EL0 % fcubyet CJnfitpeapaih Phase. about 54; miles ald near school. . .‘ y PS % o w ts One of the best, if not the best farm in our Country is a 200 ro farm about 34 miles from Canfeld Btstion and 3 miles ficm Canboro, with mH extra good house, lots of barns, well watered plenty of frait. _ h Nohrnmttowumhmhzmmoumuw, ne 0 mmahghuhlm,udnlod on farm, and elivered every 2nd day. _ Price $7,350.00. _A Great Bargain on this farm, there i# 1 lot of Luserne or alfaifs, and about 25 acres of good bush. e Another pice 100 acre farm across the road from famm befure 4 New bouse, fairly good barns, fairly well fenced, also very nice }ying farn drilled wel} &c. _ Price about â€"$3,200.00. * <if n‘ Ammmmmm-umudnafij a Omw building, nice mmd,dmr well, soil mixed with 8 About 25 scies of bush, the biggest part nr{,gd land, easy to work, about 3 miles from Dunnvilie. A very good farm. $4,600.00. a en 150 acre farm about 1} miles off our Village and about 30 _acrea i house with celiar, good. barne, m&: of water, good drilled well, land. work, well feneed, Rural Telop to be buils part this place in m “'W-Q: L C & as E2i 4 su® y o mull ‘ii‘ £ C100 @BVECECTTT F4 Another 235 acre farm about 56 miles up the Grand River from _ 14 milee from the village of York, This is a beantiful farm, very large, m»v,mmdlm.mwfl'mhnfl 2 stock also le ters carriers omshh:u;-to- Large house with cellas udornmolnuuncnm.m bueb, also fruit, a nice patch of gri $ Quite a large orchard; is as a vige farm as a person can wish for, Prige $10,500.00 Buildings bovears worth.about $4,500 . $ Besides (there there are a Ict cf other farms fi<m CO geres up to 30 ag es which can be bought very cheap. ‘These faims are nearly all, if rot all, we. watered and the very bost cf reasons dor selling.â€" . . s T _ * Phere is unlimited nacura! ga8 in this district and we are having Rural Telephone all over our Câ€"ustry and wiso mmw hone, lots of railroad connectio s, as good matket as is to be in On! also one of the best choese factories. i ‘The soil on these fatms is of a rich clay and sandy loam and the land is 'Ml”»lm.um" t3 sto these farme can do co by taking the Goderich and Baffalo line to CaufleldStatiop, where John Hill,; from Canboro will be glad to meet them on giving notice to, 9; ANDREW ZOELLER New Hamburg, Ont. or to . Now is the time to buy., Many Hom:â€" steaders proving up. 1 have mapy cholce farms, wild and improved â€"adâ€" joining new towns on C. P.R. and G. T. Pacific, > P:i¢es twelve to. twentyâ€"five dollars per aore. Cash ‘will buy cheapâ€" er. _ Don‘t miss this. â€" Call or wiite. CANBURO P. Q. Land! ‘Land!! 9. B. BILEEN Guernrey. Real Estate. Sask ""* Thise. V Ah1 en a m*2$ Lumber! â€" Lumber|!| Farm â€"For Sale m:{:.?#..?m -flm?:.m Wlh?%hrm ces ne ie e oo e d e it Mestings in the interest of Daniel 1J0F J mt ertae ake & %'&“’:"&!'MW bigglos just aprived. } _ Sth June.â€" _ a Alt will begin at 8 o‘clock p.m. lmndocmrlmwm‘:e 't-uuc‘lllth nge. Every ‘m Friends of to be -lmovpflnl:y'm and an hdm&-mcm on their behalf to address the meetâ€" ‘&B.GM June. BRIDGEPORT, in the Casino, to hear from owner having A GOOD FARM Poetr site Trice 3nd" deveription aud ings m&n E0O OPsBnpedt cuE can be had. deal with ovumud{. JL. Darbyshire, Box 981 Rechester, N. Y, a T. Holsteins For Sale -Eié'&;r?i eifore_at | NUMBER UNLIMITED. f : S rio wl s Bhe sel Uine (i | Highors market price paid. Load every ... Libera Metng |BUGGIES 12â€"3 moe. Eyes Tested Free By the Modern Ahadow Test. WANTED Hotpocten, Preds NW EKA | 18 @mce WANTED JOHN HILL s c ie ons aot AZ and implen 4 clay loam. tion, 8 acre fall wheat u ‘:fl. never ".'._.m For further e ’d; Geor Ptmhudhrfilh.ihh Berkshire p‘lgbmno'no to 5 months old. a few choiceâ€"brood sows and boars. Address _ . < . as 200 per lb. always kept on hand ab , A tu‘l supply of International Stock and Poultry Foods and Evergreen Lawn Seed tnnnoomhd;aot. 101 merce fi& Township of â€" W ellesley, con. 11, east. section, situated about 2 e southâ€"east of Linwood. Un the farm unsoodbrlck house and bank . and implement shed. The soil is : clay loam. 85 aores are under cultiy tion, 8 acres bush and 6 acres sown. fail wheat . _fi“fiufifig"g"“‘ done, never failing spring creek nâ€" "l&w farm. "Ferms so George W . Lichty" _ . augs maple bush, 10 acres sown TUM‘+ Feva ind oi 62â€" For- * fi Titpbe us hamny Por Pur her bectioudaie SHIPPING HOGS WANTED IN BADEN second Monday Next shipment June 06â€" 1f 1. HOLMAN Phone 107 Dealer in Flour and Feed Bertin, Ont. Also harness for sa‘eâ€" Oall ..“E' i‘.‘.lm Ware rooms, Waterloo, On A carload of new and upâ€"toâ€"date Farm For Sale A. HAWKE. FOR SALE NUMBER UNLIMITED. Goods Right] Prices Reasonable Take Notice "~â€" ONTARIVU O. B. RICKERT, * Mannheim, Ont. for Sale rAUVL YERBEIL Linwood, Ont.