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f:fl Interest. # Gladys Marriott of the K.â€"W. tal, Kitchener, is spending her iys ‘with relatives here. B. Carrie Vogle of Gueliph is ing her holidays under the gl_&bd Letson spent a couple $ in Gueiph last week. #al from here took advantage ;‘Qop in Guelph week. ;'_bq‘ngatlnnal church held rmun!on service on Sunday recéived five new members & church. €COUNTY NEWS (Anmias Morrell of Hamilton _ Mrs. James Doyle and son, Jim,| g with relatives here. | of New Hamburg are spending a few { \'lngdale and West Mont weeks with her parents, Mr. and | irts Endeavor held a joint Mrs. P. F. Schummer. | fle last Sunday evening. Miss Anna Helm left last week for | iged it very much. Gueiph where she underwent an op-i ing ‘Lecture. eratoin on her nose and throat. . ; of Toronto gave a lecâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Moser and famâ€" B4 lantern slides on Central ily of Kitchener, spent Sunday vith] ) and the Balkans to the friends and relatives here. ‘ Montrose and Winterbourne Mr. Geo. Rosenblatt was a business MOf the Bible Society here last visitor to Kitchener last week. | mday evening. It was very _ Mss Agnes Gatschene is spending{ P ed.ssa wu un Fas enjoyed by all #d : Mrs. Dan Rudy visited . and NMrs. Ben Horst on fi\csv MONTROSE ‘red Letson is very ill, and hér a speedy recovery. [ i. Mr. Sim Cressman of Aburg was also a callor. $ Mrs. Ibra Snyder and famâ€" %wloo were the Bunday ‘Mr. and Mrs. S‘mon Baer. in Hurst, Mr. Curly Clemens ) Alta Heckendorn and Mr. emehs motored to the UF. @t New Hamburg on Thursâ€" sh to see the township Sunâ€" ol convention, to be held Thursday, June 23th, well tA Heckendorn spent Sunâ€" ‘ber sister, Seleda, at the B~â€"Approximately 40 percert: and 60 per cent. of the cream 8h the creamery butter forthe counties of Middlesex and York E:‘W received from‘ other counties. _ walue, dairy preducts, Western Ontario factories, 1921: idnesday evening the Maâ€" lc Fleld was the sceme of game between the Kanuck the Evergreen. The score h the: Evergreens‘ . favor id bUâ€" the eighth juning, #amie was called on acâ€" . There was quite ‘in attendance. Jadjat 6f /our ‘Afstrict not‘ going to let the t them in the line of evening the ‘ softiball team has its ... By. all appetrances ¢â€"Shantz and Mrs. Ross of Wisited with Mr. 1. C. \MWednesday. Social. * 23 the Bible class of the rch held a strawberry soâ€" home of Mr. Oscar Dessâ€" gram was also rendered BRESLAU densing and powdering .. .. shipped from factories ..... i shipped from factories...... . and whey cream ... ... .... . 19,512,675 32,573,336 160,974.789 39,931,370 Heckendorn 1,378,446 5359,35t 1,899,474 90,693 2,206,571 298,641 â€" 178,697 *4,699,788 ib ®% enfrn Ontario factorie Fleg.::r1s : +s . ...‘ +3,033,684~ 15,851,045 " 1,032.344 . 15,738.603 510,148 $9,898,333 1.873.685 { _ Mt. Alex. Brenner of Kitchener fspent the weekâ€"end in our burg. Mrs. James Doyle and son, Jim, | of New Hamburg are spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Schummer. Mr. and Mrs. Kiefer and daughter,| Loretta, of Texas spent last F‘r!day’ with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ve‘denâ€"‘ heimer. i Miss Adela Rosenblatt spent Friâ€" !day evening with friends at Waterâ€"| | _ Miss Amelia, Schaffner, who has | gone through an operation in the ‘wpaat week, has the wishes of her | many friends for a speedy recovery. ; Died at Hamilton. TEA PRICES RIBJNG WITH in. CREASED DEMAND The shortage of the supply of tea available for consumption, duse to the 20% reduction in production in the gardens of Ceylon and India, during 1921, has, as might be expected, push ed the price of the tea offered on the market today, up and up. At the same time the use of tea has been gaining in popularity, and the reduc tion of four pence a pound duty on tem entering Engiand will furthor Rt. Rev. Bishop O‘Brien of Peterâ€" boro confirmed 70 children at our local parish church last Tuesday evâ€" ening at 7.30 p.m. > stimulate the demand. ‘Those touch with the situation advise that bigher prices are intvitable, An accident which might hnave been more serious happened last Saturday, when Mr. Joseph Lobâ€" singer had the misfortune of runâ€" ning against a heated pipe at the Ratz hoop factory. His injuries were not serious. Mr. Urban Heim was employed in Elmira in the past week unloading a car for H. E. Ratz:. Mr. Peter Brenner pa‘d a visit to his brother, Mr. Geo. Bremner, last Thursday. Mr. Alfred Forwell of Kitchener was a Sunday visitor here. Children Confirmed. Miss Agnes Gatschene is spending a few days with friends and relatives at Josepasburg. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weber of the Twin City speat Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Weber. We are sorry to report the death of Mr. John Guithard, Hamilton, who died June 26th. He was a brotherâ€" imâ€"law of Mrs. Louis Lobsinger and Mr. Joseph Stumpf, both from here. Mr. and Mra. A. Shoemaket and sons, Stanley and Jack, spent Sunâ€" day with the latter‘s mother, Mrs. J. Weber. Hit By Street Car. Shortly before ten o‘clock Saturâ€" day evening a car owned and drivâ€" Personals. Ontario factories, 1921: is us sys zsaah _ 3M0T.61IT5¢ se k 2. .0. 12,878,180.8¢ xo saxk sirs 3# 3,130,411.04 £49,004.93 en e ces Pres ex stf 87,176.99 t n e i+ 91,237.27 W, "Axt, Pequegnat Ave, was |*/* oJ 1 on uat whak thevey | in ST. CLEMENTS .. $20,079,528.67 $4,298,106 1,028,3358 +41,261 | Softball League | _ The New Hamburg Athletic Asâ€"l | sociation has decided to organ‘ze a ) | softball league confined to residents | ror the town only. No one is allowed | | to sign up with more than one teain. f ‘The fee set by the association shall | | be two dollars for each _ competing| \ team payable in advanee and all en-r *tries must be handed in to the secr> | | tary, Mr. L. Hofstetter, not lntcr) (lhnu July 1st. The association is tle-k | strous of having two or more teams | from each church or factory, at least | | one ladies‘ and one men‘s team. A }ll-t of names of the players must| | accompany the entry fee. The necesâ€" | }ury equipments and all expenses tn] ‘phy the games as scheduled will h3\ ‘assumed by the association. Be sura |to have your team entered by JI'Y‘} 1st so that no time will be lost thereâ€" | after in drawing up the schedule. ’ | ie, who fell in the . battle of Vimy “Rldga They will be accompanied on | the trip by Dr. Marty‘s sisters, Mre. | Bruer of Clifford, Mrs. V. Stock of ?Tuistock and the Misses Marty of | Toronto, and will be joined abroad |by their brother from Rochester, N. 1\’., who sails from New York. Durâ€" |\ing the doctor‘s absence his mediâ€" ‘cal practice will be taken care of by |Dr. Anderson. ‘The annua) meeting of the w}; The New Hamburg football team men‘s Missionary Society of Trinity played their last scheduled game at Lutheran Church was held on J&ye) PA on Saturday evening. . The 13th. The following officers _‘ were| *"*° resulted in a draw, arch team elected for the ensu‘ng year: Progi) "CO"T‘D% two goals. New Hamburg dent, Mrs. Albrecht; Viceâ€"President, was unfortunate in not winning, as Mrs. Mosig, Treasurer, Mrs. .Chapin, a win would have meant a tie up Secretary Mré. Morley, Cor. Seo. Mre.| {0" #roup honors with Ayr.. The Appel, Organist,_Miss Helen Grupâ€"| 54%M® O" Saturday was a bitter pill denberger, Assistant, . Mrs. Mosig.| (0" the Now.Hamburg eleven. Blair This soctety was organized _ . four| h24 not a single point to thair credit months ago and has about twenty| 404 were out to show . something, members. â€" The society meets on the | 408 sorty to say they accomplished setond. Tussday of every inonth at 3| this end. They played the game um o‘clook in the batement of _ the| dor protest owing to the penaities . _Rumpel‘s Hall was once again the | K6r was unabie to play and ths n gooene of another dance. inst. Friday| Jorlity of players ‘were. away below pe 4anoe w1 " T..At any rate the old balt game ‘The annua) meeting of the Woâ€" men‘s Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church was held of J&ue 13th. The following officers ‘were elected for the ensu‘ng year: Prosiâ€" dent, Mrs. Albrecht; Viceâ€"President, Mrs. Mosig, Treasurer, Mrs. .Chapin, Becretary Mrs. Morley, Cor. Sec. Mra. Appel, Organist._Miss Helen , Grunâ€" donberger, Assistant, . Mrs. Mosig. This soctety was organized .. four months ago and. has about _ twenty members. ‘The society meets on, the setond. Tussday of every imonth at. $ o‘clook in the basement of . the , A quiet wedding :;' solemnized at St. Andrew‘s Presbyterian Church Kitchener. on Thursday last, when Miss Edna Appe!, Gaughter of Mr. Herman Appel, of this town became the bride of Mr. Herbert Bergey, Mr. and Mrs. Bergey will reside on tho groom‘s farm ‘adjoining New Hamâ€" burg and have the best wishes of their many friends. Mr. Simon Roth has bought a 20â€"40 Sawyerâ€"Massey gas tractor and will do threshing â€" in the neighbourhood this season. . Dr. and Mrs. Marty will leave here next Thursday for Montreal from where they will sail for Europe on a two months‘ tour of the Continent, visiting France, Belguim, | Switzerâ€" land and Germany. They also expect to visit the grave of their son, Bernâ€" The horse races and sports announâ€" ced for the ist of July here have been postponed until Civic Holiday. Kitchener and Stratford are _ both holding race meets on July 1st and the Park Commission dec‘!ded it would be best to withdraw in their favor. Preparations are now under way for the Civic Holiday races, and a far larger number of horses are exâ€" pected than would have been here on July ist. Mr. and Mrs. W. Geisel and Mr. and Mrs. Mourley of Toronto, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bechtel. â€" A new fronut has been put into the local fire hall with two entrances, one for the fire engine and the other for a truck which the Council proâ€" pose to buy. The lock which was on the front door has been put on the side door through which county conâ€" stables and other officials can gain entrance with their keys. Miss Bertha Bryson, of Toronto adâ€" dressed the Women‘s Institute in Lib: rary Hall on Monday evening on "Home Nursing and First Aid." A young man from Kitchener was arrested here for being drumk and disorderly and fined $20 and costs by Magistarte Weir on Monday. A number of infractions of the speed law were laid over until next Monâ€" day. is dons caat on Bm " uiss coditien ies lac i astayeiit dgee it Perieith ie AuGiP uen t TL OA tnCs ; Iepirdinl ue oiats sicio on i CGnrePcnise to ie s tninan id their daughter Mrs. Henry Sitler." |and violin. The attendance was fath | at her home Here.s> > ~. /.. . ; Mr. A. Frager was awarded "th6 er smali and the enjoyment som® | (Mre.:Charles Molson and daughter contracts by the County Counc}!tor| what marredâ€"owing to the inclement | Haze! of Kitchener, were were weokâ€" Gerber‘s bridge and Roseville _ culâ€") condition of the woeather that prevail: | ond visitors with her patents Mr. and vert. °_ Y« Ved oulminating.with .a terrific JbBBW | MreJ. Bowman. | (=> .: > Rev. Ivan Bean and son‘ Ivan." of | derstorm MM”* dunce was Mr. and!Mrsi m\w‘ Mattoon Wis. visited friends aid / bréaking.up. Theâ€"Hiawnathiangâ€"@ntit|â€"yagereo} <gpent their â€" honeymo08 also attended the Halliman Reâ€"union | pate holding anotherâ€"dance; . ; : with ‘tha HARMAFL nansals" LC " atk ‘Mesdames Lewis Hakn, Debus, Pfaft and Alez. Hahn attended the district anual. meeting of the Woâ€" men‘s Institute held in Soper Park, spendifnig a weex in Kitchener, with their daughter Mrs. Henry Sitler.*â€" of Walkerton, visited with Rev. and Mry. Mosig, pais week... . . *\ Mr: _ and Mre.; Peter Wolfe are ;.r;y ’ ground Cable Co $150.72; Rose and O. | Hearn, $188.06; Factory _ Products |$48.67; Day Lyte Elec. Co. $15.13; ; A’_lNorthern Elac. Com. §$26.27; Henry izn a| Albrecht, $28.89; George Steiner .90; jents | B. Euchler $5.50; J. F. Roth, $10.50; owed“,F"’d Debus $1. Dominion Thresher Leam.}fo‘ 312. Geo. Morley, May salary sb.msxzs; J. H. Katzenmeier, salary, euns;s'ls.oo; Charles Eichler, wages, $94. n en_’i:‘»; Imperial Oil Co., street o‘l, svcr)-r“'"':“; The Barret Co., tarvia, Inter | $550.61; Hy. Albrecht. general acct. § d&)nu.ss; John Hiller, fire hall $13. umn:‘n'. Frank Pheips, engineer‘s saiâ€" fenst | ary, $200; Bell Telephone Co, phone . A‘acct $2.70; New Hamburg Indepenâ€" mu.”den! Printing acct., $35.79; Dominâ€" evap | ion Thresher Co. fire Dept. $16.5%; 6£ in Electric > Light Dept, $172.25; ‘. it M]L’.ght heart, salaty, $75; B. Ejchler, *\ road work, $59.95; G. Bauer, $18.60; ;‘:"’;}v Lennox, $234.85; O. Bettger, $26â€" hsre-‘ 40; Clarence Ingold, : $1.90; Joan )mmher, $2.40; Jas. Forrest, $42.95; ""”d,l‘red Debus, $26.45; _ Soldiers‘ Irâ€" surance, each $10; Mrs. J. Laschâ€" ':;::i ‘nger. ‘Fred Goebel, Mrs. P. Steir, ~20"| Candace Eby. . Moved |by John Hesse; seconded ) by E. Grundenberger that Jamesa Forâ€" |rest be engaged as caretaker df Riv. erside Cemetery for 1922 to June 1st, Jlsza at $50 per annum. Moved by E. | Grundenberger, seconded by A: | Haunn that we grant the Park board 1;100 for iImprovement. _ Moved by |John Hesse, seconded by E. Grund ]anberter that we grant the Wilmot Agricuitural Society $140. Moved by E. Grundenberger, seconded by Johs® ’ Hesse, that the Fire and Light Com mittee buy a set of chairs for the }Councll Chamber, for the use of tha Council at their meetings and also ]for the use at court trials which are now being held in the Town Hall. Moved by A. Haum, seconded by John Hesse that the oCuncil 46 now ac jJourn. Moved by E. Grundenberger, secâ€" onded by John Hesse, that the folâ€" lowing accounts be received and acâ€" cepted and the Reeve beâ€"authorized to sign orders for same; Hydro Elecâ€" tric Power Com. May Power $626.96; Morlich and Co., supplies $9..47; The Masco Co., $107.03; Can Edison Apâ€" pliance Co. $3.32; Standardâ€" Underâ€" The regular meeting of the New Hamburg Council was held on Monâ€" day evening. Members present were Reeve Debus, Counciliors, Jolin Hesâ€" se, A. Haunn, E. Grundenberger. The minutes of the last meeting _ were dopted as read. Moved by John Hesâ€" se, seconded by A. Haunn, that comâ€" munications from ‘the Pediar People Ltd., H. A. Stares, W. G:; Merrit. of . West ‘Lorne, spent a~ few â€" days ‘with Mrs. W. H. Wolfe. a Mrs. Elizabeth\ Wilker returned to her home.with her son in Strattord after spending a month with friends in New Hamburg. F Rev. C. C. Anderson, of Meaford, who recently accepted a call to the local Baptist Church, moved with his family into the house on Jacob St., which the _ congregation _ recently purchased for a parsonage. Rev. Mr. Anderson commenced his duties on Sunday occupying the pulpit both morning and evening. The Junlor Farmers of South Waâ€" terloo held a field day at the New Hamburg Park on Thursday afterâ€" noon. A fine. program of athletic sports was carried out and a large crowd was present from the district. A football match was also staged beâ€" tween Peston and Ayr Farmer‘s Clubs. J. H. Katzenmeier, Clerk AYR WINS GRGUP Mr. and Mts. John Wallis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wellingâ€" ton Shyder. A large number from around here attended the dance held in West Montrose last Tuesday night; also theâ€" Junior Farmers dance at the Wimira Recreation Hall on Wedness On Sunday evening the Christian Endeavour Society fromf here motorâ€" ed to West Montrose, and held their endeavour meeting with the West Montrose Society. The topic, ably handled by Mr. Hodgins, as well ar the music provided by members o{ both societies proved to make the unfon meeting an inspiring and profâ€" itable one. Miss Winnie Langdon spent a couple of day® visiting friends in Guelph. i Miss Agnes McNeil has returned to her home in Toronto after apendâ€" ing a few weeks at Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cansiand‘s. Sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper will Beâ€" dispensed in Chalmers church‘here next Sunday. ‘Miss Fannie Gordon of Kitchener spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. The evening was spent in the us ual manner, in music, games, . etc., and all declared having spent a very Mr. Heimpel has opened a biackâ€" smith shop in connection with the garage recently opened. He has enâ€" gaged a man with seven years erâ€" perience in the work, who is preparâ€" ed to give his customers good serâ€" vice, â€" All kinds of repairing will a1so be done. Mr. Hugh Langdon, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Pau) Kurtz and the latter‘s father and sister, Mr. Lawâ€" rence Beitz, Sr., and Miss Annie Beits, motored to Mildmay on Satâ€" urday and spent a couple of days with relatives theré. Rev. Robert Bruce has returned nome from Winnipeg, where he was attending the Gemeral Assembly. Mr. Walter Vietch is erectifg a new verandah to his house, which will make a great improvement. A pleagant evening was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Snyâ€" der on Monday evening, when a score of, the friends of Miss Mary surprised her on the occasion of her birthday, . enjoyable evening. Mr. Ivan Ware of Detroit, is visâ€" iiing relatives around here before his departure for China. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Snyder left last Friday on & trip to Pennsylivanâ€" Mrs. Mackay of Elmira spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Burnett. Local and Personal. of spéed. I would appreciate if this individual would examine his own consclefice and see whether he can justify himself in taking this opporâ€" tunity to vindicate his prejudice. The party that wishes to act as a proâ€" tectionist to his fellow citizens sureâ€" ly should be in public office, where he could exercise his ability to batâ€" ter advantage. . Hawkesville, Ont., Jun 28, 1922. The Editor, Chronicleâ€"Telegraph, Waterloo, Ont. Dear Sirâ€"Being also a reader of your Chromicleâ€"Telegraph, I would also ask for a little space in your valâ€" uable paper in response to an article in your paper of June 15th, composâ€" ed and signed "A Fellow Citizen." In seifâ€"defefnse I might say that our fellow citizen who wishes to act &s an humanitarian made an absurd statement. ‘ In the first place, it is impossible to make the north turn of the said village at a high rate ter are speniting their vacation with relatives in Simcoe. with the former‘s parents Mr. and Ef'fiml‘fi;‘fi?u'fi. A ln. Leon Hutchings, a daugh: ith friends at Milverton > * . . ~ Miss Beatrice Gardnerâ€"of Kitch er is spending a couple of weeks (Signed) "A Peacefui Citizen." WINTERBOURNE COMMUNICATION BLOOMINGDALE MX J clcan‘s Dated at Waterloo, this 10%h a.vl Yarmouth, N, S., March 24, 1921. of June, A.D., 1922. ‘The Secretary of the Yarmouth JAMES C. HAIGHT, Athletic Association, who were the Clerk. champions for 1920 of the South pommmmmomnopommmpeemommamemenemmmccemmmme. . SHOY® 1L@R§UC $BQ4 Westéth NQva evening: the Eimiraeâ€" Hustlers came 's::u:'::'" B‘:’:;::' :: ":::‘ down and played our team, which T4 | ) pryg igwrM@NT. with vety bene suited in favar of the visiting ‘220â€" [ nou) results, for sore musoles, bruis Last Wednesdaysevening the Mo#â€" |,, .4 spraibs, â€" It 16 ‘considered by boro Junfors eatre up and pl2Y®4|ins piayers the best white lintmrent the junlors of thiktown, which ?® on the market. Every team shoutd sulted 126 in favor of Mosboro. L&st pe sypplied with this celébrated Thursday evening bur senior team | remedy. & 3 journayed to ‘West Montrose and (Signed) ; deteated the senfors of that town by JOSEPH L LeBLANC, â€" a sodre of 148.""0a Saturday even ip" Boec‘y Y, Ar A. A. _ ing the Bloonilagdale junlors came| Champlons N. 8. South Shore Loag up and played our juniors, which re | we 1920 . . . s | sulted 16â€"7 in favor Of Winterbournd. | smmummermmmenstasenmmmmmmmmmmemmmemiznes 3. , A petition against any of the said works will not avail to prevent its construction. Allen Street from King St. to Wilâ€" low St. estimated cost, $18,985.00; Part plylblt.by corporation, $6485; Estimated ‘rate per foot frontage, §5.21%; No. of annual instalments, 10. Erb St. from Willow St. to Bridge, estimated cost, $3234; part payable by comporation, $1412.75; estimated rate per ft. frontage $4.4$3; No. of annual instaiments, 10. TOWN OF WATERLOO 2. Tae estimated cost of the sevâ€" eral works, the portion of the cost of each to be plfl by the ‘Corporaâ€" tion, the estinmiated special rates per foot frontage, and the number of annual instalments in which the special asseasments are ‘o be paild, are also as hereunder set forth. _ Willow Street from Allen to Erb St. Estimated cost, $15,868; Part payable by corporation, $4963; catiâ€" mated rate per foot frontage, $5,414. No. of annual instalments, 10. TAKE NOTICE THAT 1. The Council of the Corporaâ€" tion of the Town of Waterloo i+ tends to construet, as Local Improveâ€" ments, bituminous pavements, with concrete curbs and gutters upon th stréets and between the points bereâ€" under set forth and intends to specâ€" ially mesess a part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the re spective works. IMPROVEMENT NOTICE Kitchener Maxwell, 5 passenger, running fine, T‘wo ton truck $287.50 Wt o. l Â¥ C ’ Ford Touring, starter and demountable equip ment $425.00 + ie A i Ford Touring, cash $104, Bal. $16.86 month Overland Touring, Country Club $250.00 _ Ford Touring, withone man top, $350.00 Ford Touring, $90 cash, balance $14.90 month O. W. T hompson uit basoball fans August 7th, Monday, at 2 o‘clock p.m. ‘standard time the real estate of Adam Bechold, situated about five milesâ€"west of Kitchener, on the main road leading from Kitchener to Petâ€" eraburg. . July 8th, Saturday, one thirty p.m. fast time, household effects and real estate belonging to the estate of the late Mrs. Martin Litfin, Corner of Cameron and Eigin Streets, City of Kitchener, Mosboro next Monday hight, June FARM FOR SALE ‘ 12% acres of laid, one third of an acre in strawberries, brick house, 7 rooms, bank barn, electric light in house and barn. Apply 164 Hoffma®n St., South ward, Kitchener. 26â€"3t TO RENTâ€"GOOD CATTLE PASâ€" ture, and plenty of water; price reasonable. Apply to Allen 8. Brubacher, Box 76, . Bridgeport. Phone 741R11, Kitchener. 23â€"4t FOR SALEâ€" STAVE SILO, WITH hoops, size 12x30 ft. complete. Apâ€" ply to T. S. Shants, R. R. No. 3, Kitchener. 26â€"2t FOR SALE OR RENTâ€"TWO NEW cottages, just completed and furâ€" nished at Kincardine Beach, over looking the bosormh of Lake Huion, beautifuily situsted, nice veranâ€" daha, electric light and water, imâ€" mediate possession. E. Forrester, Kincardine, Ont. * (Â¥â€"3t. Kight Reâ€"built Mowers for Saie. Price from $10 to $35. Apply 27 Erb St. West. ‘ 3t GENERAL WANTS Auction Sale List E. J,. Shants, Auctioneer SUMMER COTTAGES EJmira ;“'.;"7, TUESDAY, suLY 4th, 1-!, ignt in | Eale to: start at l.n-pr?v. shatp offmah time, 2# 7. 7 t 26.31| _ HORSES:â€"Bay General: Parp Team well matched (@>gdod // caATTLE:â€"3 mzm?;mg ES |norn Cows, fresh, orte Shorth eifer 1 year old. ‘ NEw| PIGS & POULTRY:â€"2 well> d fur.| vanced Shoats 5 months‘ old, , ovar | Chickens. â€" TK wats: qiÂ¥ Hmo,," IMPLEMENTS, ETC_â€" 6‘ :. ] veran.| Cormick Binder in real good Ah§ 8r, imâ€" t'b It. Maxwell Mower in geod ru rester, | Ing order, 10 Ho# Drill; w 4 {y.31, | Cultivator, Disk, â€" Single |Plow‘ 2â€"furrow Gang Plow, Seuff ~~*~, Hand power Cutting Box, Root $ st ,per. Land Roller, Fanning‘ M r Farm Wagon with box, Set H ‘y Bob Sleighs, Top Hugs#y ReR ty p.if.| new, Light Carriage, Jumper Ot d realler, .3 section Iron Hartow, M of the| Lack, _ Grain _ Cradie, â€" uu: mer Of| Trough, Chop Bo%, Set Heayy "ity 0(| ness, 2 sets Single Harneés; 2 Rol 2 Woolien Horse Blankets, 20 Woven Wire Fencing,:‘ 3 T0¢ p‘clock | Chains, _ Grindstone, v& tate Of | Crgssâ€"cut Saw, 1 Man CFO§s M: t fAYe| tron Kettie, Work Bencl, Mest * MAIN]| rake, Shovels, Forké; / Hoos s * PEt! many other articles to0 Au p for detail. ¢*° ! =â€"=â€"=â€"! HOUSRHOLD m‘l‘l..a , 1921.] No. 2 Standard . Cream Sepa® Terms of Sale:â€"Pigg, poultt all sums of $10.00 afd undér, over thet amount 8: wonths*> will be given by furhishing, & ed joint notes, of 6 per cen anmum off for cash on all «i ci ¢redited titles. I. K. TOMAN, Auctionser, Dundee, Phone 28â€"12. . . H. DAVID DOERING, MARY LER,~* RExecutors .of the fl I Forier\ Retate. * 8 * 4 AUCTION good as new, Wood ‘Box, Renge forâ€"Coal or Wood, finks, Boxr Stove, good" CA cther useful articles. > ‘The undersigned auctioneer: h received instructions to sell by P1 Hie Auction the Chattéls belonging the estate of the late GEBORGE YORLER, situated 5 miles north Laden, and ‘& miles south "@a6tâ€" Wellesley, on UA Farm Stock, Implem _ and Househoid Effec WINDING UP THE ESTATE ° THE ENTIRE. Hy. Kunts, Clerk, _ _/ C Fer