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Wheat ......00. .. Dictator flour ... People‘s flour ... Mauple Leal Flour Snowdrift flour .. ‘Bran per ton .. ... Niddlings per ton Butter 2222 .222 Eggs, per dozen Must be the very best. The various qualities usually offered cause a litâ€" tle anxiety to the purchaser. Not so when you select from our magnifiâ€" eent but truly first â€" quality _ collecâ€" tion varies only in the many deâ€" stens, showing how diamends cau_ be set to produce the best cfects. Being leaders in fashioning as well as in "quality‘"‘ is it any wonder an atticle in diamond jewelry purchased from us is so highly prized 2 Heller Bros. May, per tonâ€"â€"â€" Straw, per ton .. YE s.nsmme scuince wean aileeg T Buckwheat .....0. ...2.00.0.. Butter,per lb. .00 .0.0... Eggs, per dozen .............. AD Potatoes, per bag _.,.. ... 1.00 Chickens each ... 0 02 050 Mutton, Potk Hides . + Toronto, Jan: 21.â€"Trade was slow, and _ market 10¢c. to 15c. lower on good butcher cattlc, and 15¢. to 25¢. on coummon. Sheep were steady, but "lambs a little easier, except Tot choice 220 I098., $0.20 10 $3.33 ; TPCTARR DUCS, (ge 5 s00 to 7 1,000 Ibs, | $575 to $125;|Flour, Easiy .. coll. 200 200 yearlngs, $3.15 to $3.50. {Gran, per tom ... ... 23.00 Milkers and springersâ€"Stcady “""‘.\i‘iddiinp per ton ... .. 30.00 mand for good stock at {rom $50 10 uport,; per ton ' 24.00 “2' rg , | Wheat Pm drrepectnifocmes .90 Shosep and lambsâ€""ight ewes, $1.75)Gaose wheat _ oo .92 to $5.25 ; heavy ewes, $3 to $3.50 :i Hartey ... â€"... C 48 ~t0 lambs, $8 to $8.75. < Peas | . . s .l’ 00 1.10 Hogsâ€"Market steady, at $8.25, -'a-«'luu.,s e Te and watered, and $7.90 f.0.b. RY® . .ls se rerena ul2 TB 0 .80 «~â€" » o s ONTARIO OFFERS LINITED. I::::‘;';,’: oi ""'_,:‘; ‘:2 tHay per ton ... ......... 10.00 12.00 Toronto, _ Jan. 21.â€"Grain PTiC®S [muiter per 1b .l...0. .00 24 00 .35 quict tith Ontarios _ in Emited offerâ€" "'?.‘-'35. per dozen ... .35 .35 ing. On the other hand, supplies 0I|“w NOKS ... .l.2...l....... 8.00 0 8.25 Mapitoba wheat are large, with P"i(".ShnpsKins wl e e s 25 15 es, weaker. Cables from Liverpool arC rPallow .......2 222222 222220 04 .05 lower. hoth for wheat and corn. The | Pried apples ... ..0........ .04 .04 Chicago murket for Onario was AISO, HSHIS: .......c0..00.cce socls ...3 45 heavier. Qnotations are as follows :; Shoulders .....0.0 002. 002 .. 45 Ontaro wheat, No. 2 winter, 98¢. '-‘-!B:u'un HipSHERY recetrans wsveprsinens RB§ ~ B #H¢., outside, according to location ; ' Potatoes pet bag ... 0 ... ‘90 ~â€"1.00 Manitoba wheat, No. 2 northern, 93]¢!Wood, first class ... ... 5.50 â€" 6.00 No. 3 northetn, _ 90¢c. Oats, No. ‘.’.i worre white, 33¢. a 34c¢., outside ; No. 3 STRATFORD MARKETS. white, on track, Toronto, 34C. &, 3i¢. i â€" Corn No. 3 vellow, 57¢. Peas, No. 2: STRATFORD, JAXN. 33, 1913. $1.15 @. $1.20. Bacdley, 60c. i â€" G5e.,l_, . outside for iraiting ; and 40c. @, 50c. ::_!'cl‘“_' Standard ... .,0.. 40‘ ?9 for feed. Buciw beat, Sie., shippiny,l“‘.: Q'\d d ‘32 ';; points, 52 ; Manitoba flour. l'is'mil‘::a:' Standard ... ...... ... 32 ‘m\ quotations at Toronto are : First ||=n: per’ton l’ ";0 n'im patents, $5.30 ; second patents, ;I_xo;!l_.h;"r s ml seoagcess 48. .2.'30 strong bakers, $1.50 ; Ontario flourâ€" Flopt, ;ni’ulie oo Winter _ flour, _ 96 per cent. p;llrms,l“‘a * & £ BB coskiuss riees _,2'0“‘ $1.90, ssaboard. .\l;l!fl-.-flâ€".\lani(nba“‘.:m':tzfl r“;‘o;"'"" 2500 Bean, $19 per ton ; shoris. $22 0 PeTipaye hoy . oo2 30 $.00 0 6 1$ ton on track, Toronto. 1.._ _ on Lt on amreis 90 trud Shorts, per ton Flour, per. 100 lhs Bran, per ton ... ... Barley Calvesâ€"Giood veal, $7 to $9 ; com mon, $3 to $3.25. Stackers and feedersâ€"Stoors, 700 to 800 lbs., $5025 to $3.35 ; feeding bui‘s, 600 to _ 1,000 lbs., _ $2.75 to $41.2% ; yearlngs, $34.15 to $3.50. Hog w’il 25¢. lower aad weak. The run cattle was very beavy, and _ included a large proportion _ of light _ common _ butcher, and these proved a drag on the better quaiitics. t hoice heary steers were again â€" uot plentiful and were the only class not affected by th> gencral decline of the market. About three loads of heavy steers sold at $7.00 to $7.15. tows were cas.¢r, and off 25¢. General quotations : ‘ Cattleâ€"Choice _ butcher, _ $6.34 :o $6.90 ; good medium, $5.15 to TG6.AG¢ â€" common, $2.15 to $3.75 ; cows, %1 7:’-1 to $5.25 ; bulls, $3 to $5.25¢; canners $2 to $2.175. . DLAMONDS FOR THE BRIOF muouks Ad 'Tl;‘ rub fl ‘:: GUELPIH MARKETS. GUELPH, JAN. 16711, 1913 We issue Marriage L.icenses. Htote near Post Oflice. GALT MARKETS. GALT, JAN. 23, 1913 27.00 50 1.10|Oats per bush. 12.00 "H60|Peas, per busp. 9.00 m.nnil'matoes. per b 9.00 10.00[Hay pet ton ... 0 a2 i\\'ood per cord . A2 14 Buttor,; per Ib. . 07 T4|Egis per dozen 2.89 2.35 2.60 2.45 3.20 a3® 21 .00 29 35 21.00 25.40 .31 10 38.00 ; BERLIN, JAN. 120| .60 , Flour per 100 Ths ... 10| Bran per 100 Ibs. ... mo;Mizldlings per 100 lbs. .32‘ Nereevrings per 100 lbs .50 ; Wheat per bush. ... . |A]()'Bafl:'y per bush. ... ... 1.50| Oats per bush. ... .M4 2.60 2.81 2.10 5i NEW HAMBURG MARKETS. NEW HAMBURG, JAN. 23, 1913 NOE css sme id rvipeinrreriacs duvery f OMLS ....0.0. cssc ceminces .38 F BArI@Y ......0. l222 ul2 iusnl. .60 . PERS .oooicrse rraivires (eyreraturagerse . COML .ls emins smpasccs a6B C Fges, per dozen ... ... 30 _ 6 . FIOUE ...:ss esicisise erccucsscse ©.B0 2. Man: TBE .,.....0s. ccclssecccises 3. Butter per Th ... ......... B4 s Eggs per dozem ... ... .35 : Hay per ton ....... ......... 12.00 12. Lard per lb ........ .220 14 $ BME .sn snn Rarine dranse NB _ Midlings, per tom ... 26 HFAR +.3 03 sfrecs e acieeires onl 23. Potatoes per bag â€".... ... ... 1. merraelsricf Potatoes, per bag Hay pet ton ... Wood per cord ... Buttor, per lb. ... Eggs per dozen ... Lard per 1b. ...... POUS css ce Hefuveres ecrunse s Hay: per ton ... ... Flour, Special ... ... .. Flour, Juilet ... u.00 ... Bran pet ton ... ... Shorts per ton ... .. 1AYO. BOGS ... wis wisee Beef, TrORL ... l222. Beef, hind quarters ..... UR®â€"ONS :s ons onl l2 DHCKS ....â€"sus Syee mss d ons Butter per lb l............. Exggs per dozen ... . Potatoes per Fag ... e@olckeif ; _ Situated near MWaterloo, with ‘["; frame house, 6 rooms and wood, ‘I shed, bank barn, cement atables ) pig stable, 186 fruit trees, 4 acre L% strawbhetries, black loamy soil, : sale price 1 $1500 1 4 F4 (W) Bran, per tow ... ... L Corn in iarge lots ........... .18 Middlings, per ton ... ... Potatocs, per bag ... ... 1.35 Butter, per lb. ..... ........ .30 Eggs, per doz. ... ... ... .30 Apples per barrel ............ 3.50 _ 3.00 Hegs, live ... ... .. , 8.00 8.50 Mm. dressed .. ... 10.00 10.50 Hay per ton .................. 15.00 _ 17.00 Ntraw per tou ........ ......... 6.80 â€" 7.50 Wood, per cord ... .._.. 6.50 _ 7.00 Exporst cattle ... .......__. 7.00 â€" 1.50 Butchers‘ cattle....... ......... 5.50 _ 6.50 A.K. CRESSMAN:! Cc Ialor e Ma Trmmem ‘ rk EXRCRe et c TRRor : m ~m as arder ; FOR SALE ". % f C ; m A resé j8} r @ Ki ng St. terioo ng it St. "" K Ees 4 (g BERLIN MARKETS. BERLIN, JAN. 23, 193. ELMIRA MARKETS. ELMIRA, JAN. 23, 1913 WaTERLOO MARKETS. WATERLOO, JAN. 28, 1913, foJ red cal oi) iadem) fol ros per bag l..... .35 A0 ... $1.25 1.50 ,..2.10 ~ 140 ..... .90 .90 .. 12.00 13.00 2.80 2.70 22.00 | 25:00 .. 8.00 _ $.15 114 .13 l2 85 0 15 «... .700 ©1.00 wl @7 0 238 . .35 . 12.00 uie +214 222018 .32 15 1.%5 0 j3.45 .30 .33 .65 At 15 23.00 1.25 15.00 12.00 14 .90 ~.65 6 .35 2.80 21.00 2.830 1.10 1.50 1.50 .92 .10 .50 .80 82 35 .16 .95 .35 William Hardy, loss of contents § _ of house by fire ....... ....l2. 11.30 Edward, Feil, loss of contents of house by GrRE ... _..cl...c 5.00 Noah FHergott, damage to house BHF AIQ .l.sscl sc enc lsecl. 11.80 Henry (Giood. balance of damage to house by fire ................. 8.00 Johnson MceFaddin, damage to A contents of house by fire ...... 6.00 D. E. Shantz, damage to chimney by lightning ... ....2.20.2. 4.50 Ignatz Friedman, damage to ; house by lighthing ... ... 4.95 Hchry Zeller, loss of house by BEC ssrsicee se miccomscrecs es 68000 Wm. O. Herzog, damage to conâ€" tents of house by fire ...>...... 4.00 Menno Geiger, damage to house by lightning ...c... ... .......2" 1.00 Andrew Crawford, loss of a cow by lightning â€"........ ... ... 40.00 Notman Schlegel, loss of colt s , by lightning ... z...l.ll...... 56.00 Jirden Main, damage to contents ‘of house by fire ... ... 200 John Herber, loss of house and «contents by fire ........ ......... 615.00 James Rettie, loss of a colt by NghtniRK >:::..1. ..«..=:» ....... 100.00 Alex. Fortbes, loss of a heifer by lightniN® ......... sollo.s alcl. â€" @160 Herman Geisel, damage to barn _ by lightning ...2u. .2.22222201.00 Stephen Duénch, loss of a cow by lightning ... .22 2222222 48.00 Alvin Bitschy, damage to contents of house by lightning ........_... 2.00 Albert Hauser, damage to barn + by lightning ... ..2l0 u.0. 2.00 N. L. Biggs, damage" to house «by . lightning ....... 2220222 160.00 Samuel Schaab, damage;to house ; by HgbhtnIM® ....;.. ...l...0..0 0 4,00 William Morning, loss of two cows hy lishtning :....... ............‘ 90.00 W. Bitschry, damage to house by, HSRLNIGE _...;â€"... sswcoos sosscince ~ 10.90 Anthony Brenner, loss of _ a hetâ€" f fer by lightming ... ............ 40.00 J. IL. Allison, damage to barn by lightning ........ .............. 36.00 Michael Jordan, loss of a cow and a heifer by lightning ...... 96.00 Michat] Z. Oswald, loss of a hog 1 flamage to barn by lightâ€" * NK comsricss ousrrire eecrenics aecieenes 2905( I1. NDyment, joss of a colt â€" by | Hx NUMAM@ ... .222 22222222 150.00 Henry Main, loss of a colt by I HERLDING .:.:s.02 coooosee srssemesscs 29401 Roderick .lack, damage to horse 1 by lightning _ ... . ....__160.00| John Rank, loss of two calves by | lightning amatrer revereamves M Cash on hand as per last reâ€" POFA u..clee cssc eaweclsl.... $1969.16 ) Solicitors Fe Principai paid on mortgages 1200.00 ; Miscellancous Interest on Bank deposits and 4 * MOTEGHREG ......s..... u... oclcllll.. ©89.68 Assessments collected | during "| 3 EME .s.sc.cl eviclae Lovers sousss 13.7:‘»6.41F 1. The retiring Directors are _ Jacob L. Umbach, John ‘H. Camphetl. Samâ€" vel Cassel and Josiah Staufer, _ all of whom are eligible for reâ€"election. All of which is respectfully _ sul mitted. leave a balance of cash and surplus amounting to $21113.63. In gonclusicn we bheg to call _ your attention to the two principal _ obâ€" jects of your . meéting here toâ€"day, viz., the disposal of theâ€"roports | and statements about to be read to yor and the~ election of four â€" Directors, whose term of office have expired. N. W. FARMERS MUTVAL Manager‘s Financial Statement Receipts. | watenpaner suoes | ther. Fasy, comfortable and gooi loo‘rag, and afford mych protection lrom rain, snow, snd sleet. We show them in tans and blacks, full double soles, leather lined, etc., regâ€" ular protectors for feet and health. Remember all winter goods are being offered at greatly reduced prices. time of the: yoar:. We _ have them> in the diferent styles and colors.‘. Also Spats _ for the grown folks. f Continued from page 7 ‘Yournelf and m-uu io C uin 2s ) 2. ol c a>ee oK this changeatle and M sls *A avoid â€" the consequent aches M M . Our diamoids are sel soldiers for this kind of weaâ€" Nothing will afford so much 41 KING EAST. Expenditures FELT.GOODS La% J. Â¥. HARTLEIB, consequent aches M . â€" ‘Our diamoBds are selectâ€" splendid foot President 17,548.29 > BWIR T IRG JOSSES ... ... ooo..0.c $4.80 | Expenses collectins assessments 5%.80 LEIB, | Traveling expenses ................. 21.175 | Office rent ....2. ..lll. ........ 125.00 nt. <!Telephone rent: and messages \ 29.01 MR suesely 2 isrers. mcierives cereiscccccms BM + ; Bigginess 4@Â¥ ........ ..ullll .222 0 1.92 . «Refund on assessments ........... 7.60 ment. _ | Post office hox réent ... 2.50 | Office rrp?i_rs and exponse ... . 21.25 Library HMall for annual meeting 4.00 | POSL@RC ......... u.ls ll22220.176.00 $1969.16 / Solicitors Fees ... ............. 55.8% |â€" We, the undersigned Auditors, here |by certifly that we have duly andited , the books, accovunts, vouchers and securities _ of the North Waterloo . | Farmers Mutugal _ Fire Insurance \Company for the year ending Decemâ€" ber 3ist, 1912, and that we find the [samp to be dorrect. The manager called a meetinz of Homestead Fertllizers are man‘tacâ€" the Board of Directors at the close|tUted and sold by the Michigan Corâ€" of the Annual Mecting, and the fol bon Works, Detroit, Michican, _ who lowing officers wore duly elected, viz: | ®S!) send fres to any farmer _ their John Amos, Prestdent; J .L. Umâ€"|beok on fortiizers with a handsome bach, _ VicePresident, â€" and _ Josiah Cl ndar â€" postage paid. They _ want Staufier, Manager. agents where they_are not representâ€" The Exccutive Committee for the ¢!. Address, Michigan Carbon Works, vear 9913 is composed of the Presiâ€" Poâ€"tofice Prawor 81!â€"A, Detroit, dent, Viceâ€"President and Manager. _ | Michigan, asking for terms. 14 We also certify the said Company‘s Financial Statement for the said year upon which this our certificate is endorsed is correct, and that the cash balance at the 31st December, 1912, to the credit of the said Comâ€" pany is as follows‘â€" .. A Cash at Head Office .............. $28.80 Cash in Molsons Bank, Waterâ€" * 100. ;.5..000 smcs es aie: ©Te9.1§ Cash in. Toronto Ban‘k, Waterâ€" ; The manager called a meetingz of the Board of Directors at the close of the Annual Mecting, and the fol lowing officers wore duly elected, viz: John Amos, Prestdent; J. L. Umâ€" bach, _ VicePresident, and _ Josiah Staufier, Manager.. 0 TT TT O (writes: "I used the Homestead High ' 11,194.63 | Grade Garden & \'og:tamr ‘Fctulize{; + ‘May .f|On my root crops and must say 'Silu;t!l"::\’t Waterloo this 16th day ohb.d the best crop. ol toots ever ht t ooR H MoRE [grown on my farm. 1 was céertainly MEXNO‘sS. syxyppr.| W6ll paid for the money 1 invested " ‘in this fertilizer." Office furniture in risk. No. of policies in force 3995 aso Amount ag risk ..... 9192494 _ 587581 Face amount of Premium notes ........0........ 189463 28893 Mortgages ... ... 12950.00 Overdue interest on mortgages ... ... 200.00 ments ......... ......... $1480.83 Written off ............ :. 245.28 ° W;‘“â€""WWT'V_‘ Samuel Woolner, loss of a hog by lightm‘mg ... ... .2.222.... 10.00 lienry Martin, danag> to harn 1 by lightaming ..« ... ... ... .50 Jane McGregor, damage to tarn I by lightning ... ... ... 4.50 Herry J. Elsiey, damage to conâ€" | tents.of house hy firs ........... 23.50 |John & T. Davis, damage to barn by lipfttning ..........s.. 10.00 ) Levi Stricker. loss of a colt by | _ lightning ... ... :........... 50.00 j Thomas H. Wray, loss of a horse 1 by lightning ......... ..._..._....... 180.00 ‘JMrs. J. Stewart, damage to conâ€" | _ tents of house by fire ........... 52.45 ‘Peter Voisin, damage to house by i MERLRINR® ... .essiues sls ©4.00 1G. B. and R. T. Pritchard, loss of |_two cattle hy lischtning ......... 48.00 ‘Simon Aitchison, loss of a heifer |__ by lightning ... ........... 48.00 â€"J. A. Hil, loss oi a call by ( lightning, ... ... _.....__.. $0.00 W T. Howell, damage to house j )0 By TO .l.lll22 llllll 22222 â€" $5.00 Uncollected â€" assessâ€" Net amount of Premâ€" Auditors Fées ....2.20....2.0. 1080.70 Agoents feQBo....ll...... l.............. 1208.00 Calendar® ... ... ..2.2. ..........., 205.00 Printing, stationery and adverâ€" . MSIHMG s.....0.. cssn Iunissicil. 146,00 Statutary Assessment and Licâ€" CNS@ FECS L........ .lll22222.222. 93.93 Adjusting claims and investigatâ€" Total expenditure on losses $3948.93 Salariés, Directors Fces and Liabilities ~None: Managerâ€"sâ€"Statement of Assets for Year 1912. Assets:â€" Wcluster, three stone, twin and solitaire Rings. Prices rangé .from $10.00 upwards. Best value in the City. mounted, insuring best qualâ€" ity, Aawless stones. We 31 King St. W., Berlin. Auditors Certificate 1: Statistics 458779.46 $11191.63 12950.00 Eoo .-‘-.-q'CLEARANCE SALE«â€" ~â€" 11 OF EURNITURE and RUGS $485100.20 459029. 16 $21344.63 $1726.11 Increase $3104.73 $6253.66 4138.28 WANTED.â€"A BOY 14 or 15 YEARS old to work on farm. Must be able to drive a tram. Apply to Titus Shantz, R. R. No. 3, Berlim _ 4â€"23t. §A4. Shipping Hogs Wanted NUMBER UNLIMTED Highest market price paid. Load every second Wednesday. Next ship ment, Wodnesdgy, Feb. 5th, 1913. If so write or call on me. I have choice farms, all sizes, to rent on shares or sell on crop . payâ€" ments. _ Choice land, good _ water, close to school and town. The largâ€" est Waterloo County settlement _ in Saskatchewan. | Buy or rent a farm HOME OF GOOD GROCERIES, King St. Phone TOL. Waterloo Tea and Coffee â€"â€"â€" WELL PAD _For a gaod cup of tea just ity our Young Hyson. _ Two prices at Joha Kirby: of Stratford, . Ont., Are You Coming West 25c per Ib. â€" Rlended Coffee,. in bulk or 1 lb ns, at 30c and. 40¢ per Ib. Rin Coffee, a good cofies, LEAR N TH% AU T O M 0O B1L B BUSINES S during the winter months and be prepared for the opportutiâ€" ties of the early spring. Take a Course in the big Krupp & Master Dept. 10 275 Broadview Ate. Write for {r¢e Booklet toâ€"day sas")J. LETTER & SON {#1 . House 507 TORONTO Y. M. C. A. 14t.° 25c and 40¢ Ib. IN BADEN S. B. BIEHN, REGCULAR $3.175 FOR 82.09 A full line of Rugs, Window Shades, Curtain Poles, etc. Repairing and Picture Framing a Specialty Guernsey, Sask. Having bought a large part of the furniture which was exhibited here by out of town manufacturâ€" ers, we are in a position to show you a very choice line offurniture at astonishingly low prices;â€" Call in and s¢e our goods durâ€" ing this great Moneyâ€"Saving Sale, en the market. At Wallenstein C.P.R. Station, numâ€" ber unlimited. Highest market price paid. . Load every second Tuesday. Next shipment l.lannu‘,- 28th, 1913. _ CEO. 0. MERSON & comrany One threcâ€"yearâ€"old pure bred Short Hotn Durham bull of the dairy type which is necessarily nceded to breed the Durham cow up to a higher stanâ€" dard for the dairy purpose, not alone for stcct but for milk and _ butter. This bull has proven a good â€" stock gettér and is in fine condition to go at the head of the best Durham bred herds. Also some younger bulls and heifetrs for sale.â€"Apply to U. C. DIEFENBACHER, ~ 0 * Hawkesville. At the same place for service _ the ; pore bied Double _ Standard _ PoRed: Dutham Bull Heto, an upâ€"toâ€"date aniâ€" mal for stock service, fee Grade cows $5.00; pure bred cows $20.00. 241. Shipping Hogs Wanted messssssececsecse ccssecssecesceesececce2eseceseca¢8ee 3 Phone 552 â€"â€" 38 Frederick St., Berlin i epepecfofloedefeleqecilofe i odlofpdLe kepso‘fopateopateq io $ Money $ ® $12,500 I $13,500 e $11,000 4 si6,000 +t+ â€" $16,200 & €4 ~hn 1 + J. G. WING & CO., Berlia, Ont. ¢ Wishing One and All ~> i A Bright and Prosperous io+o+o+o+o‘+u~o+o+o+o-:=. +o.-:-o-x-o+--zao__+o.-a-o+q+§,-t-d+; J. G. WING & CQO.; Medicine Hat and Calgary, Alt@ _ !Phone 786 C.C. Duefenbachor 16 King St. W. TORONTO H. M. WILHELM Y $12,500 buys 118 acres, extra good buildings, 5 miles from Reflin. / $19,500 buys 200 acres 9 miles from Berlin. i mla. k $11,000 buys 168 acres, good barn, tair nouse, 3 miles from merlia. & $16,000 buys 172 acres, good buildings, 2 miles from Berlin. 3 $16,200 buys 162 acres, good buildings, 14 miles irem Betlin: "a $4,700 buys 117 acres, fair.buildings, 10 miles from Berlin, $5,000 buys 109 acrées, â€" fair buildiags, 8 miles from Berlin.‘ ~â€"~. $4,200 buys 80 acres, fair buildings, 5 miles from Rerlin. _ â€" ; $11,000â€"buys 172 acres, faitr buildings, 3 miles from Berlim. Chartered Accountants Waltenstein C.P.R. Station REAL ESTATE * New Year. The undersigned has a complete stock of field and drainage tile from 3 to 16 inches in size. The tile can be had at the yard, in any quantity, at the following prices: <3 in., $13.00 per M., 4 Ibs per ft. 4 in., $12%.060 per M, 6 Tbs per {t:. 5 in., $22.00 per M, 8 Ibs per (t. 6 in., $30.00 per M, 11 lbs per ft. 7 in., $38.00 per M, 15 lbs per (t. & in., $55.00 per M, 23 lbs pet ft. 10 in., $70.00 per M, 32 lbs per ft. _ 13 in., $90.00 per M, 38 lh pér It. The Berlin Cemer Drain Tile Works _ _Number unlisited. H price paid. Load every day. _ Next shipmhent T 4th. Field Tile For Sale{ 1 I8:, 8 in., 10 in 13 in 14 in 16 in 18 in Hogs Wanted: AT BADGEn _ CLEMENSâ€"~# HUNSBERGER 17ic per (t., 50 Ibs pes 221¢ per ft., 60 1bs per 10c per ft. 36 Shoemaker Ave Store 388 Berlin, Ont.