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Ew- Canadfan corn femdâ€" Nomual *â€"â€"Manitoba barley â€"In store. Fo Tiam : No. 3 Cinadian ow B$H4T% ;. No. 40 Canadian ow P EGGS 2 Chicago, Sept. S. oF E“fic @ S7c; creamery, Irats, B6We; packing stock, current o. 2. 45¢. _ Montreal, Sept. 8.â€"Butter. c mery 54e & 54e & Chicago, Sept. . Rutter w @d; creamery, 49c M 35¢, Export cattle, choice $13.00 @ $14.00 + do., medium ... ... . 1200 13.00 rt bulls ... .0. .. 10.00 10.50 * ther cattle, choice . 12.90 12 50 «_ 40., medium ... .. . 10.50 11.04 y. do., common ... .... 8.30 19.09 .".do., choice ... ..... 10.00 10.50 . do., medium ... .... 9.00 10.00 * do., canners ..l .... 0 4.50 5 25 h. do. bulls ...:. ..... 9.00 10.00 eding steers ... .... 10.00 11.00 ockers. choice ... .. & 50 MNBrT F' do., light ..... ... .. wMiikers, choice .. ... ‘ Bpringers, choice ... .. @Bheep, ewes ... ... .. UBucks and culls ... .. gtumhs Mogs, fed and watered Hogs, Lo.b. ...... .. . WCalves .2.... 222 222202 % BUTTER. ; New York, Sept. 8. Butter easy h’rfiamory. higher than extras. 574 ?'_' B8¢; creamery. extras. 92 scor $12T% ;. No. 4 Canudian western. $1.24%% ; rejected $1.155;; feedl. 31 18% . Ontario wheat â€"Nn. 1 wines. $2 @ §$2.06; No. 2 winter. $1.97 @ $2.03, f. o b., shipping points. sceording to freights; No. 3 winter. $1.95 @ $1.99; No. 1 spring, $2.02 @ $2.08; No. 2 xflng, $1.99 @ $2.06; No. 32 spring. $1.95 @ s2.01.. . _Ontario oatsâ€"No. % white. 88%ce @ 80¢, according to freights, outside. \ CBariey â€" Malting $1.31 @ $1.35, % Buckwheatâ€"â€" Nominal. Ryeâ€"No. 2. nominal. 20 Milifeed â€"fh cariots, delivered â€" Mon Areal freights: Shorts. $55; bran, $45 & ton; middlings not quoted; good feed tfl()ll‘. $3.50 a bag. . Toronto, Sent 8. â€"( tions toâ€"«lay were: ~. Manitoba wleat â€"N tarn } ._TORONTO LIvestock. Toronto, Sept. 8. â€"Receipts at the funion | stockyards toâ€"day were 4.799 lambs. _ | Hogs continued to dectine, packers ding 50 cents lower, including toâ€" w‘s loading. There was a good y trade in cattle, with prices tically steady. Sheep and lambs easier in tendency. but with no ‘ghange in price. Calves were barely CHEESE. Montreal, Sept. 8â€" Cheese, finest isterns, 250. New York, Sept S. Cheese steady ; ate, whole milk. flats, current make, ecials, 3ic @ 21 !%e; do.. average n 30¢ @ 30We will operate every Tuesday and Wednesday till further notice. ST. JACOBS CIDER MILL ) $2.01. ‘Ontario oatsâ€"According to freights w: No. 3 white, 88c @ 90c. Barleyâ€"Maliing, $1.31 @ $1.35. Buckwheatâ€"â€"Nominal. Ryeâ€"Nominal. Millfeedâ€"In carlots, delivered, Mon: @al: Shorts, $55; bran. $45 a ton: t «ornâ€"Nominal. lan corn feedâ€"Nominal. _ ' barieyâ€"in store, Fort Wil @: No. 3 Canadian western $1.26; . 4 Canadian western, $1.22; reject and feed, $1.17. Dfeedâ€"In carlots, delivered, Monâ€" 1: Shorts, $55; bran, $45 a ton; fiour not quoted; middlings not ed; good feed flour, $3.50 a bag. itario wheatâ€"F. o. b. shipping ts, acoprding to freights: No. 1 Br, $2 €® $2.06; No. 2 winter, $1.97 B03; No. 3 winter $1.93 @ $1.99; 1 spring, $2.02 @ $2.08; No. 2 &, $2 @ $2.05; No. 3 spring, $1.95 =\- oatsâ€"No. 3 Canadian westâ€" €; No. 3 Canadian western, ; extra No. 1 feed 86%c% No. 1 85%¢ ; :3' h:- feed, 82%c¢; all in iobs wheatâ€"In store, Fort Wilâ€" No. 1 northern, $2.30; No. 2 FD,.§$2.27; No. 3 northern, $2.23; wheat, nominal. 1600 J. M. SHNEIDER & SONS..LIMITED, 63 Courtland E. GRAIN Sept. 6.â€"Cash grain quctâ€" J. B. SAUDER, Handle any Number MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ogs Wanted GRAIN every week. _ Best weights 180 to 230 lbs. ALWAYS PAY HIGHEST PRICES PHONE US AT OUR EXPENSE it ~No. 1. northern rtherme §297; No : No. 4 wheat nominal No. 2 Canadian wes 3 Canadian wesrern thoS6!jct No. 2 feed Eggs unchanged No BRutter unchang Butter, choicest ish grain quota 850 10.00 9.00 4.50 9.00 10.00 ® 50 7.50 90.00 100.00 8.00 5.00 11.00 11 18 11 19 10 P1 rop Port Wil wostern, western. 1 91184 )o 1J50.04) Wheat .... 2.0.... .. 206 to 2.09 y oo : flour, Chief .â€":::â€" is2 e2s.. $.86 ) son‘ EKES. pCF AOZCR .... suszsazsenes ahh y pa.mnâ€" BuHer per Db ..uls. lusel. ctrss «00 ? 19.15 | Potatoes per bag .22.l2. 22..2... 4.00 f qy ;;| Barley, per bush. ..... .. $1.10 115 4 19.9p | Oats, per bush. ..... ...& ... $1.00 C U RYG .i.ls sxxan seces auske wexs 195 ‘Shorts, per ton .... 43.00 to 46.00 in quota. Bran, per ton .... .. ..43.00 to 45.00 Middlings, per ton .... €3.00 to 46.00 northorn, | Â¥iour. high grede .... .. €.00 to 650 câ€" w 4 Wlour, family, ewt. ...... 5.75 to 6.00 make score 3c @ 10.00 11.00 9.50 8.50 140.00 150.00 $.00 £.00 14.5n Notice is herehy given that two Nyâ€" laws were passed by The Municipal Council of the Corporation of «the Town of Waterioo on the second day of Sepiember, 1919, providing for the issue of Debentures to the amount of $3.500.00 and $2,500.00 _ respectively, for the purpose of borrowing money to be used in making permanment imâ€" provements upon the lands of the Waâ€" terloo Park, and that such Byâ€"Laws were registered in the Registry Office for the Registration Division of the Piggery Buildings Burned. While a farmyard cook was prepar Ing food for the animals at the Lonâ€" don Asylum for the Insane late Thursâ€" day afternoon, sparks from the chimâ€" ney of the piggery kitchen started a fire that cost $8,000. ‘The roof of one of the piggery buildings was blazing when a passerby gave the alarm. City and hospital fireâ€"fighters responded, but two of the frame structures were burned down, and other buildings were saved only after a stubborn twoâ€"hour battlo. ‘The hospital proper, where 1,400 patients are housed, was not exâ€" posed to any danger. Dafed the sixth day of September 1919 r Bran cis.. .0. Wheat ..... z.. Rolled Oats ... Chopped Corn .. Jlay. per ton .. Potatoes per bag Eczs per dozen Butter per lb ... Chickens ..... . Hides ..... ; 2s Live hogs ... .. o to Guelph races ind horse show Wodnesday, September 17. A Lig at traction day and night $1500.00, Ali speiut on amusements. "Ave hogs ... ... Potatoes, per bag Hay, per ton ..... Shorts, per ewt. . Hran, per ewt. .. Barley ..... ..... Dotatoes per bag Hay per ton .... NEW HAMBURG MARKET â€" REPORTS. New Hamburg, Sept. 11th, 1919 Wheat, Spring ..... ..... ..... $2.14 Whent, Fall ... ... .:. si.ssss $2.09 SOM ...2s. Rrskarices scarvracsss 17B Bariey .:. .. .1s sew a2 17z 850 Dals ..oss syyiat aÂ¥riae «xarven. ifD Comn ssie siis cose 11 iess s« $1.00 Family Flour .. ... ... ...... $5.60 Manitoba Fiour ... ... ... ... $5.70 Middlings per ton ............ $41.00 iiran peF (OR .â€".... :..2 +2« $42.00 Butter per Yb l..... ...l.2. 222. .55 Mess per dozen ... ... ...cl. ... :50 Lar4 per Ib ... . .llll. .l2.l... 35¢ Hogs, live ... .. Hogs, dressed .. Buter per Ib ... Exgxs, per dozen . Potatces per bag Hay, per ton ... STRATFORD MARKETS Stratford, Sept. 11th, 1919 Butter, per Ib. ..... .l...... .60 Brets, 43¢ @ 44¢; ordinary frsts, 38¢ Qm;u-ut.lu-hfl‘:‘t&'l. 43¢; storage packed, firsts, Montreal, Sept. 8.â€"â€"Eggs, fresh, 64c; selected, 60c; No. 1 stock 52¢; No. 2 stock, §0c. Eggs, per dozen .. Hegs, live ... ... Butter per lb NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF BYâ€"LA W. or Kitchener, Sopt. 11th, 1919 WATERLOO MARKET 8. Waterioo, Sept. 11th, 1919 KITCOnENER MARKETS GUELPH MARKET. Guelph, Sept. 11th, 1919 ELMIRA MAPKETS Elmira, Sept. 11th, 1919 peF DAR uhn ull. s.2... Ser hush. ..... .s $1.1 T BUSBL .122 csl m oas per ton .... 43.00 t« r tom 222. .. ..43.00 t House 515 or 1127J JAMES C. HAIGHT, Clerk 7â€"26â€"Sat. Por mxas ASB 20.00 to 22.00 3.10 3.25 21.00 25.00 . .60 to .62 neane 39.50 2.... 4.80 17.00 18.00 20....3.00 s ++ BAO 2 l.. 1.20 52 4 to 50 to A7 ... 18.25 55 to .60 $45.00 +914 .55.00 to 37â€"5t a .60 .32 s AS8 19.00 19.00 19.00 23.00 6.25 ‘"‘Tips for Polfticians" re given on "What‘s Wrong at the O. A. C., Guelph." in an open letter addressed to Sir William Hearst; Mr. Hartigy Dewart, and to whoever is running the political campaign for the United Farmetrs of Ontario. Open letter by Mr. Charles C. Nixon, B. S. A., in RURAL CANADA, September issue. Subscriptions $1.00 par year, taken We t e o ue o ce c uce t t t Japanese breweries produce 210.000,â€" 000 gallons of sake, the national aleoâ€" holic beverage, from rice annually. On Monday morning next the city of Guelph will revert to standard time, the City Council on Wednesday passâ€" ing a resolution to that effect. The opinion was gencral that while dayâ€" light saving has been a fine thing for the majority of the people, it would be beiter at this season of the year for the workingmen and school children to go back to the old time. There was very little objection to the change being made, confusion with the railâ€" road time being the principal point raised. Charles Bateman, of Preston, a seeâ€"} property there is a red brick buildâ€" tion foreman of the Grand Trunk uail-l ing of two stores and four frame storâ€" way, who was seriously hurt about the ‘es. The new owners have already head and chest on Tuesday, when a{leased the brick building, with option passenger car on which he was ridâ€"lto purchase, and if they retain t he ing in the front vestibule struck a; balance of the property until spring bonding machine car, died Wedneadny!“’m erect a block of four stores. morning at 5 o‘clock without regaining e mmeeler nnene ns conges consciousness. Coroner Radford open-l YUKON YIELDS $6,250,000 ~ od an inquest and after the jury had rormnmmmsane been sworn in, the enquiry was adâ€" Dawson, Y. ‘K., Sept. §.â€"Estimates journed until Monday night next. lof gold shipments from the blacer Back to Standard Time. After the service at the _ child‘s home conducted by Rev. Canon Dixâ€" on, the remains were placed _ in an airplane driven by Harold â€" Smith, late of the R.A.F. A second ajrplane containing an emiployee of the funâ€" eral director, followed. The â€" parâ€" ents of the child motored _ to _ the cemetery. * sds Bar ie iont t m i ET mtA o 14 Toronto. Sept. 3.â€"The first â€" airâ€" plane funeral in Toronto took place here this morning when the remains of Baby Leonard Allen, son of Marâ€" tin Allen, was carried by _ the _ airâ€" plane to Mount Pleasant Cemetery, four miles from the child‘s home. Dies of His Injuries. Galt, Sept. 3.â€"This morning the first sod was turned for a dwelling to be erected by the Galt Housing Commission, which has decided to build six houses, three of two‘ difâ€" ferent siyles, as samples for prosâ€" pective purchesers to see what they are gotting. The Commission has deâ€" layed action owing to high tenders, but now has succeeded in getting conâ€" tracts with the $3,500 limit set by the Ontario Housing Act. Three @f the houses to be built will be twoâ€"stroy, brick veneer, while others will be a story and a half, stucco finish, and will sell at a lower figure. All houses, however, will have all conveniences, and it is expected when these are complete the Commission will soon sell others of the same style. Building operations to date in Galt show an increase of over $100,000 in value over last year. During August nine permits, including four for dwelâ€" lings, with a value of $23,846 were issued, bringing the total up to August 31 to 98 permits, with a value of $245,â€" 846. Body of Toronto Chiid Carried Four Miles to Cemetery. START MADEIN _ _ GALT UNDER NEW HOUSING SCHEME its evacuation. ing Principal Posts in City, **sâ€" c 3 wl WHOLESALE PILLAGE OF TOWNâ€" RERPORTED Constantinople, Sept. 4.â€"More than 1000 persong were exer cuted by the Bolsheviki before they evacuated the city of Yekater> inoslay in Southern Russia, according to a despatch received here from that city. The Boishevik organizations in the city had been headed by a workman named Valiauks and various Chinese, the, report adds, and the principal posts of the Soviet “llllunflv under them, were in the hands of young men and women. Th wholesale pillage is declared to have occurred in the town beforé The HALLIDAY COMPANY, Limited wawtLTOM racroay orstmaurons CAmADA Soviet Admin‘tration in Charge of a Workman and ‘lous Chinese With Young i‘o"n'ud Womenâ€"P EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR, Spring Street, Waterioo, Ont. 1 hereby notify the residents of the surrounding country that 1 am a licenssd auctioneer for the County of Waterloo. All sales intrusted to me will reâ€" teive prompt and careful attenâ€" tion. Practical knowledge of real estate, live stock and imâ€" plements, etc. 34â€"4t. Waliter W.Frickey AN AIRPLANE FUNERAL 1ith, | Galt Block Changes Hands, lane Another Main street pro;ferty in funâ€"|} Galt has beeh gold, the old _ Fischer parâ€"j block of six gtores, Nos. 92 to 102, the ; having been purchased by Messrs. M. j Kaufman ang Charles and Sam â€" Harâ€" ris, from J. P. Hammie, for a price in the neighborhood of $20,000. On the secâ€"! property there Is a red brick buildâ€" {ail-! ing of two stores and four frame storâ€" the ‘es. The new owners have already n u.; leased the brick building, with option _ Many visitors to the Toronto Exâ€" phibition Wwho saw Nukol burn, praise i" very hignly. They saw Nukol proâ€" duces a clean, hot, lasting fire. It burnt for 20 bours steady in a heater. Will guarantee the shares at one dolâ€" Jar if applied for this week. Phone ’75!& or inquire at 163 Queen St., North City. #â€"5â€"2t. Vienna, Sept. 6.â€"Kurt Rabe, describâ€" ed as a German Sparticist, has been arrested by the police here, it being charged that he has been active in Communists circles in this city and was the organizer of several recent demonstrations. Dawson, Y. ‘K., Sept. §.â€"Estimates of gold shipments from the placer camps of the Yukon Valley, including those of the Yukon Territory and Alaskn, for the season, which will end with the close of navigation next month will total six and one quarter million dollars. VIENNA POLICE A convent of Japanese nuns has been opened in Los Angeles. Four :hundred Mgthodist ministers and their wives, ;Zd possibly others of their families «‘Y voting age, â€" will be disfranchised dn the referengum, owing to being srbject to the ftinerâ€" ant system of the ministry, | which moves them to new districts in which they are not on {!he voters‘ list. _ Atâ€" tention has beep directed to this fact by several ministers, and _ Rev. Dr. Chown, Superiptendent of the Methoâ€" dist Church, has taken up the matter with the Provincial Government. Chaham School Closed. The Queen Mary school/ in Chath am was closed on Thurs?‘y as a preâ€" cautionary measure to event the spread of contagious dileues. The M.O.H. discovered a cafe of highly contagious disease in , city home, and at once closed the‘ school where the children were iy _ attendance. The school is being thoroughly fumlâ€" gated this afternoon, gnd every _ preâ€" caution is being taken to prevent an epidemic. 1 Are Disfranchised That cighty per cent. of the vhc&& Robins. sale cost of milk delivered by e | ANDERSONâ€"SOPERâ€"In Kitchener, producers in London must be -:i'!od. in Beptember 4th, by Rev. M. G. W. to get it to the consumer‘s doorstep Arendt, Miss Ada May Soper to Mr. is the confention of the . retailgrs. ' Frederick Anderson. : On Wednesday an incerase from | 12 ommz mee, | cents to 13 cents a quart was /anâ€" GEDDESâ€"LOUTETTâ€" At lldp.lgr,\ nounced. Two weeks ago the oâ€" September 3rd, Miss Jemnie Loutett duce‘s asked for a higher wholxlo to Mr. James Geddes. * rate, claiming that they felt . 'lhey â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€" were entitled to a better share of| SCHARFERâ€"MELDORFâ€" At Hanâ€" the 12 cents the _ consumer : jpaid. over, Sept. 2nd, Miss Mabel Meldort They settled with â€". thmmar-l of Hanover to Mr. Harry D. Schaeâ€" cenl raise, and are now paid // 7 14 fer of Kitchener m!s a quart in London. ‘The differâ€" ence between wholesale and/ retail rates represents the cost oMelhery and profit, as bad debts h been eliminated through a system Pg strict ly advance payments. 4 Milk Raised to 13 Cents. Cor. Richmond & Picadiily 8Sta., opp. C.P.R. Station, est union wages paid on piece work, to work on stitching maâ€" chines in stitching. room of shoe factory. Experienced help preferred but will take inexperienced â€" and teach them if they ate mechaniâ€" call;; inclined. Good wages paid to beginners, and highâ€" Murray Shoe Co. Lmited â€" ARREST KURT , RABE, SPARTIVIST Cirls Wanted London, Ont. 36â€"31. FARM FOR SALE. w Situated 2 miles west of New Dunâ€" dee, in the Township of Wilmot, comâ€" prising 125 acres, ineluding 10 acres of good bush. On the property: first class frame house, large bank barn, driving shed and other old buildings, good orchard, never failing well, fifâ€" teen acres in fall wheat, fall plough> ing all done. For further particulars apply to Wesley Erb, R. R. No. 1, New Dundee. 35â€"( FOR SALEâ€"Yorkshire awine, numâ€" ber of young sows and boatrs, varâ€" lous ages. Ford I. Willson, R. R. 4, Kitchener. Phone 740r32. 35â€"2t @ CIDER MAKING ONLY. The Hydraulic Cider Mill will be opened every Tuesday and Thursday, beginning Sept. Tth. Hydraulic presâ€" sure means more cidet. FOR SALEâ€"Waterloo Champion Sepâ€" arator, 36 inch cylinder and 48 inch body. It is a carrier machine with chaff blower attachment. For furâ€" ther particulars apply to Samue! Brubacher, 200 Lydia 8t., Kitchener, Phone 637. 36â€"3t. 1 4 â€"â€"ooreâ€" heubtercommicinnconcemegiâ€"ncerreptazelyes Te THORNEâ€"HAGENâ€"In Kitchener, on Beptember &rd, 1919, by Rev,. M. G. W. Arendt, Miss Eleanor Hagen to Mr. Waiter Gordon Mills Thorné. ROBINSâ€"EBYâ€"in Kitchener, on Bg- tember 4th, 1919, by Rev. M. G. W. Arendt, Miss Ilda Eby to Mr. Edwin FOR SALEâ€"A pair of 3 year old Clyde , colts. Would exchange for relfable ‘general purpose horse. Apply _ A. Becker, Williamsburg, R. R. No. 2. FOR SALEâ€" First class threshing outfit, ready for business. ~Phone or write 0. 8. Kolb, Breslau. _ 29â€"if FOR SALEâ€"Acetglene Gas Generator and light fixtures. Henry Wagner, King. East End, Kitchener, Phone 1511J. FOR SALE â€" Ferris‘ Stock Laying bens and cockerels. Prices right. 8 Cressman, 15 Clarence 8t. it LOSTâ€"Gold Watch, Between Heidelâ€" berg and Hawkesvilie. Finder please leave at Huehn‘s General Store, Heideiberg and receive teward. BRICKLAYERS Wanted â€" 40 Brickâ€" layers wanted immediately for Oshâ€" awa; 70c per hour. + Apply Dickie Construction Co. Limited, Oshawa, Ont. 37â€"1t BECHTELâ€"At Waterloo, Sept. 7th, Mrs. Menno Bechtel in her 7T2nd year. DELIONâ€"At Kitchener, Sept. 8th, Mrs. Fred. Delion, aged 64 years 10 months, and 18 days. ZIMMERâ€"At Lexington, Sept. 6th Mr. Daniel Zimmer, aged 74 years 6 months and 6 days. MARTINâ€"At â€" Hamilton, Sept. 4th Mrs. Donald Martin of Hamilton formerly of Kitchener. LUBLOâ€"HEISER â€"aAt Watertoo Lutheran parsonage Sept. 3rd, Mr. Chas. William Luello to Miss Marie Emilie Helser. SCHARFERâ€"MELDORFâ€" At Hanâ€" over, Sept. 2nd, Miss Mabel Meéeldort of Hanover to Mr. Harry D. Schaeâ€" fer of Kitchener We carry the very best makes and guarantee them to be all we claim for theâ€"a. â€" With the approach of the colder weather you will want to be prepared for the chilly days and also secure a stove which will give the best satisfaction for baking and cooking. We have an excellent line of combination stoves for gas, coal and wood, and also for coal and wood. Mr. and Mrs. HYDRAULIC CIDER MILL CO. Waterloo BOHLENDER‘S â€"â€" Waterloo â€" Nâ€"At Kitchener, Sept. 4th, to ombination Ranges MARRIAGES. BUCKEXZR & SON BiRTHE. DEATHS. OPPOSITE CiTfT .‘ MALL, KITCHMENER. YOU ACE INVITED TO CALL. 86â€"2t. men 37â€"2t 3t.! Washington, Sept. 4.â€"Representa tives of 300,000 members of the Un ited Brotherhood of Maintenance . of Way and Railroad Shop Laborers met the Railway Wage Board today ‘to adjust their wages in accordance \wlth principle laid down by _ Presi dent Wilsqn in approving the adjustâ€" ment last week for railroad shopâ€" RAILWAY SHOP LABORERS MEET RY. WAGE BOARD Waterioo Mutual ® Fire Insurance Company . __ Incorporated in 1863. TOTAL ASSETS, 318T DEC., 1914, OvER $860,000 Officers and Directors:â€" George Dicbel, President, Waterioo Allan Bowman, Viceâ€"Pres., Preston Dr. J. H. Webb, â€" Waterloo J. Howard Simpson > Gueiph J. L. Wideman, * St. Jacobs James Livingston, » Baden P. E. Shantz, * * Pr seton 8. B. Bricker, ~ = Waterioo Richard Roschman, _ â€" Waterloo L. W. 8HUH, B. &. BECHTEL, Manager. Inspector. C. A. BOEKHM, District Agent: SBubscribed Capital ..$280,000 . Deposit with the Dominâ€" Government ..... $156,898.00 Ail poticies guaranteed by the Lancashire insurance Company with Assets of $29,636,465.00. Alfred Wright, Secrotary. C. A. BOEHM, DIST. AGT. Waterloo, Ont. Phone 249 All saies entrusted to me will receive prompt and carcful atâ€" tention. Your patronags is soâ€" licited. Ira H. Tomar New Dundee, Fhon» 9r3. 36â€"tf. GENERAL INBURANCE AGENT King Street Office, Waterico Mutual Bulldâ€" Ing: Established 1884. THE MERCANTILE Head Office, Waterioo Experienced Auctioncer and Valuator Number of years experience as Auctioncerâ€"Practical knowâ€" ledge of values of real estate, live ‘stock, implements, ete. _ Phone ISC‘_W.torloo. A FIRE INSURANCGE It has been proven withâ€" out a doubt, that your cows will give more milk if you un,Dr;Wllh-ul"IyOIl * For Sale by Kitchener LICENSED AUCTIONEER C. E. Potter 29 King St,. East C. A. Boehm INCORPORATED 1870 H. B. DUERING COMPANY Baden Pr seton Waterioo Waterloo ~Bacon Hogs Number unlimited. Ideal welght 180 to 220 Ibs. We buy for a high class trade. You give us the goods ’ and we will pay the price. Shipping* point Baden, every alternate Wednes + (The Old Firm; Master & Hunsberger Situated within 5 miles from Waterloo or Kitcherâ€" er. Large Brick House, good bank barn with straw shed and cement stables, new silo, good land in good state of cultivation. Owner wishes to retire. An opporâ€" tunity to get a good farm near market. Apply for further particulars to For A. K. Cressman Real Estate â€" _ Waterioo Phone 185. 145 Acre Farm For Sale Reasonable Prices. Office Phone, Waterice $3 W. Shinn residence, Waterioo, 333K Ed. Lippert, residence, phone 231 .Store phone, Kitchener, §70, No extra charge for moter hearse. Best Equipment, Why not buy your meats here and get the best? EDGAR FISCHER Successor to J. B. Fisher. If so, have your wants supâ€" plied here.â€" We always keep on hand choice Beef, Pork, Lamb ar4 Homeâ€"made Sauscage Phone 243. . Al Collars gumfi ed to fit and cure J shoulders, first class workmanghip. Priccs# right. e Satisfaction guaranteed. Calls from ail parts of the county promptly attended to. UNDERTAKERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS Wateriso. Phone 80. . Nignt Phone 207W. W. C. Brue LETTER & DREISINCGER WANTED â€" Do You Appreciate Undertaking Undertakers SHINN & LIPPERT ‘C. Brueckner HARNESS sHOP, BADEN. Class Baden. Or Meats Waterloo. 48 To