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_ Very Strong Buying On Cattle Market Do., canners and eutters ... Butcher bulls, good to ©ROiGB ...scisus.... Do., medium........... Do., bolognas . ....... Baby beef . ...........s..... Feeders. good . ............ ‘stockers, good . ... Do., fair ... Do., common.......... Butcher heifers, choice Do., fair to good.......... 1O.,. common.............. Butcher cows, good to choieg | .....llllllll. Do., common to medium . ............ Quotations: Heavy beef steers........$8 50 Butcher steers, choice 8 75 Do, common......... 5 50 Total receipts toâ€"day were 5,300 cattle, 910 calves, 1,060 hogs, and 2.820 sheep. Hoge were still unsettled, 114%e ‘being offered by the buyers, which was %c lower, but there were no settlements. Sellers expected to hold last week‘s price of 11%¢, off car. The comparatively small run of lambs was taken by noon, with firm prices general. The best lot went at 12%¢, ‘but most held steady at 12¢; the culls sold at 9 and 10c. Good sheep held their level, mostly going at 5% to 64c, with the poorer grades down to 3¢ for culls. The small ofâ€" fering was thought to indicate the final cleanâ€"up of lambs for the seaâ€" Opening with another light run, toâ€" day‘s cattle offering was quickly ab sorbed at prices better by % to % cent. By two o‘clock, 3,000 of the 5,300 received had been run over the ~scales and by the close practically everything was cleared out. The very moderate supply was largely reaponsible for the strong buying, as itis being realized that this year‘s pasture cleanâ€"up is two or three weeks ahead of average years, with a resultant prospect of a short supâ€" ply in the near future. 1 I Prices on calves remained steady | with a moderate supply offered. The vealers sold at 11 to 16c, and the graseers. which wore a large propor-’ tion, going at 5l&to T%%c, a shade ibetter. | Buying of store cattle opened slowâ€" ly but soon gained momentum with prices a shade better resulting. Stockers went at 6.35 to 7%¢, and feeders for 6% to 8%c. The 300 stales which were left in the pens over the weekâ€"end through lack of demand last week were rapidly takâ€" en up. Anything in good quality in killers was quickly bought up at increased prices over last week, with the greatâ€" est demand in the plainer varieties. Good butcher steers and heifers went at 8% to 9%4. One lot of choice steers brought 9.90c¢, while the averâ€" age good heavy steers sold for 8% to 9%c. The plainer kinds of steers and heifers sold from 8% down to 7%¢, although the choicer heifers went as high as 9%c, with several lots makâ€" ing better than 9%%c. Prices on butâ€" cher cows held steady at 5 to T%¢ and canners the same at 3‘%%c for most. Butcher bulls were no strongâ€" er at 6% to 7%%c. Bolognas went at $% to 5%¢, which was last week‘s price. It builds up health and supplies the nourish ment from which eggs are made. ‘ THE WM. SNIDER MILLING CO. WATERLOO, ONT. â€" ~â€" _ PHONE 239 Fill â€"theâ€"Basket" Rog Mash Prices Higher Than Last Week. COLD WEATHER Flour and Feeds of All Kinds WILL NOT sToP YOUR HENS LAYING IF YOU FEED Also our well known brands of FLOUR SevenLilies _ Ocean Agate Union Stock Yards. Nov. %5.â€" We have always on hand a large supply of MILL FEEDS â€" DISTILLERS (RYE) DRIED GRAINS 20% Protein â€" COTTONSEED MEAL â€" OIL CAKE MEAL â€" TANKAGE â€" SALT â€" CORN â€" OATS â€" SCREENINGS â€" SCRATCH FEED â€" POULTRY COD LIVER OIL â€" BEEF & BONE MEAL, etc. Wm. Sniger Milling Co. Ltd. â€" Waterloo, Ont. Finest Pastry) (For Bread, (Pure Maniteba) Coffee Cakes, ato.) CRACKED CORN A SPECIALTY Unsettied. § 50 6 00 5 25 10 00 8 00 7 50 5 25 3 50 5 00 5 50 6 50 13 50 $9 50 8 50 8 50 7 00 4 50 7 20 T 50 8 75 7 50 25 25 ! Use Minard‘s Liniment in the Stables. Prices at the Kitchener market on Saturday remained firm and a large quantity of froduce changed hands. A few of the prices follow: Butter 47e and 48c per pound, eggs 50 to 58c per dozen, chickens 35 to 40c per pound, geese 30 to 32¢ per pound, turkeys 48 to 50c per pound ducks 40c per pound, pork, beef, lamb prices were quoted the same as last week.j vegetables were plentiful, cabbage selling at 10 to 15¢ a head, celery 25¢ bunch, green onions 10c a bunch, potatoes $1.75 to $1.85 a bag, apples $1.50 to $2.50 per bushel. Eo en n n VC UUCBRC C C !â€"Extras, 44 to 45¢; first: 41510 43:; | H'""_’""“ Effects â€" Gurneyâ€"Oxâ€" seconds, 38. ford kitchen range; Modern Idea ! Butterâ€"No. 1. creamery, prlnts.lkibchen range; Circulation heater, [43¢; No. 2 creamery, prints, 41¢. _ |large size; wood heater; 2â€"burner ; ('heeseâ€".‘xew, large, 21¢; twms_.‘,\.oal oil stove; corner cupboard ; 21!%c; triplets, 22¢; stiltons, 27¢;| . . & O1d large, 2%¢; twins, 29%e; triplets {simk; exgfension | table; wardrobe; and cuts, 30¢; old stiltons, 31c. bed with springs and mattress; 2 _ Poultryâ€" Dresseq |beds with springs; 3 wooden bedâ€" Chickens |......lllll......... 30.36|steads; baby carriage; wash stand; Hona. over 5 Iis........0..0.00.. 88 galvanized | apple drier; 240 lb. DO., 4 10 5 IDS.....ccsscce~ 310 fscales; coal oil heater; Mellotte 3:""".1“;:: 3 o t ais :;g:;g'cream separator; Leader churn; Turkeys ..lcllllcconcclun. i9509 butter |â€" worker butter _ tub; GECBB . .ollllllclnmnlnomenncnmmoicccl.. 26â€"28 washing machine; tub; benches; zo_ arrzrz _ _ {hanging lamp; Colcman quickâ€"lite PRICES FIRM AT flamp; lamps; cider barrels; clothes KITCHENER MARKET\/drier; crocks; jars, and numerous |0ther articles. Prices at the Kitchener market an Also the following Unusehald Do., 4 to 5 Ibs Broilers . ... Dicklings . ... Turkeys . ... GeeS@ â€" ..l2...l.l...... Cheecseâ€"New, large, 21c; twins, 21!%c; triplets, 22¢; stiltons, 27¢; Old large, 29¢; twins, 29%e; triplets and cuts, 30¢; old stiltons, 31c. Esgsâ€"Fresh extras, in cartons, 68 to 72 e; fresh extras, loose, 65 to 70¢; firsts, loose, 60 to 65¢; seconds, 39¢; pullet extras, 58 to 60c. Storage eggs â€"Extras, 44 to 45¢; firsts, 41 to 42¢; seconds, 38. _ _Poultryâ€" Alive Sel. Spring chickens, over 6 lbs. 16 29 Broilers, 1% to 2%% Ibs....... 16 28 Young geese, alive, 14 to 15¢. (Seiling) Toronto wholesale dealers are ofâ€" fering produce to retail dealers at the following prices: Eggsâ€"Ungraded, cases returned. fresh extrac, 59 to 62¢; fresh firsts, 31 to 53¢; seconds, 33 to 35¢; pullet extras, 42 to 47c. Butterâ€"No. 1, 40% to 40%%c; No 2. 39 to 3914c. PRODUCE QUoTATIONS (Buying) Toronto wholesale dealers are buyâ€" ing from country shippers at the folâ€" lowing prices: Toronto dealers in carlot potatoes are quoting for delivery on track Toâ€" ronto the following prices: Ontario bulk, No. 1 grade, $1.45; in bags, $1.55; Quebec, in bulk, $1.45 to $1.50; Prince Edward laland, bags, $1.85; New Brunswick, $1.80. _ Wheatâ€"No. 1 hard, $1.35%; No. 1 Nor., $1.34%; No. 3 Nor., $1.27%; No. 4, $1.24%; No. 5, $1.14%; No. 6 94%¢; feed, 89¢c; track, $1.34%; screenings per ton, $8. Oatsâ€"No. 2 C. W., 0.63%; No. 3 C. W.. 57%%e; ex. No. 1 feed, 57%e¢; No. 1 feed, 55%¢; No. 2 feed, 54¢; reâ€" jected, 51¢; track, 60%c. _ Millfeed, delivered, Montreal freight, bags includedâ€"Bran, per ton, $35.25; shorts, per ton, $37.25; middâ€" lings, $44.25. Ontario grainâ€"Wheat, $1.27 to $1.30; oats, 58 to 60¢; barley, 70 to 74c; rye 9%¢ to $1; buckwheat, 82 to 85¢. American _ cornâ€"No. 2 yellow, $1.03‘4 (U. S. funds) (all rail delivâ€" ered, Toronto freight). _ Grain dealers on the Toronto board of trade are making the following quotations for car lotsâ€"Manitoba wheatâ€"No. 1 northern, $1.41%; No. 2 do., $1.39; No. 3, $1.35; No. 4, $1.25%4; No. 5, $1.22; No. 6, $1.03%4; feed, %5¢ (c. i. f. Goderich and Bay ports). Manitoba oatsâ€"No. 1 feed, 63%e¢; No. 2, do., 61Â¥4e. &R ALRMAL A*%/ £% A $ â€"v""% ‘ E. good 42 '&-h “‘ ‘Calves, essssisss.. 36 00 16 00 Do.. medium "............. 10 00 14 00 Househoid Do., grassers ..,.,.“...:1‘: l‘: lI' : j Semmetumtwppmme Mnats® .. ~==â€"â€"â€"â€"‘18 go 10e $0 | _ W. W Prickey, Auctionee Lambe, choice ............ 11 15 12 00 . Josish Bearing _ Do., bucke ... 8 76 9 0@|farm stock, implements, fee Sheep, choico ............ 6 00 6 60| household effects on his farn Hoge: gmgsn.‘s. 532 =~ §15g» * 5* |ated about 3 miles west of 1 Do., selects, $1 per hog premium. ;“’.‘ miles ':"'“ of St. Jacol Do., butcher, 75¢ per hog discount. |* Miles east of Erbsville, on Do., {. 0. b., price $1.25 cwt. under| WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11, 1 w. 0. ¢. Please note sale starts at 9 Do., trucked in, 50cwt. under Horsesâ€"Bay horse 11 year w. 0. €. lt Lo e BB Butcher heifere, choice 8 75 9 25 TORONTO GRAIN QUOTATIONS CARLAOD POTATO PRICES WINNIPEG GRAIN OO UV 1 o 30 n i Samdil) wa ba» Mo @uull Wilila ai °2 J >A "". FHICREZ, AUcWoneer, Has 13 o9 |Sell ‘for Mr. Josiah w.&ldbrlr.fl-ollubd.&lu-mwufi.-, ..tm“hmu.utnt.hflonnh,fodauhuswu.uufl.m !uwlmnhmmhflduu.umhm“flmm“ implenients, feed 5“.u-mt-n.m.twmr~»oum-nu-u¢otuan- and household effects belonging to ine." lu..l miles south of St. Jacobs and|ents and 2 miles south of Hawkesâ€" he estate of the late Thos. Hilliard, ount. |2 miles east of Erbsville, on ville, on situated about 1% mile northwest of inder| _WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11, 1920 | TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1929 Heidelberg and 2 miles southeast of der Please llot;. lll:o lhrtll at 9 a.m. n At 1 b:-. i Hawkesville, on im Horsesâ€"Bay horse 11 years old; orsesâ€"Dark bay mare 12 y. NOVEMBER 9 25 bay horse 6 years old. (This is anlold; bay mare 11 years old; bay FwIDAY, &t I nrm. at, 1946 extra good team). Grey horse 5/gelding 12 years old. Pâ€" oms |years old; bay horse 17 years old,| 8 Extra Good Dairy Cows _ 2| HMorses â€" General purpose bay oard | (lady driver); bay driver 2 years|Jersey cows fresh time of sale; 2| mare 13 years old; Percheron wing | old; brown horse 6 years old, weight|red Durham cows fresh time of sale ; geldxn‘. 10 years old; Belgian geldâ€" itoba | 1500 lbs. Jersev and Burham saw Aus mo. iD# rising 4 vears dld. 1 pay the higheet prices for ols horses, beef hides, oalf skina, sheop sking, tallqw, eto. Phone at my expense. count for cash pa-yments 71;;1 _;ll amounts entitled to credit. JOSIAH BEARINGER, FARMERS TAKE NOTICER ! Termsâ€"Hay, grain, pigs, poultry, household effects and all sums of $15.00 and under, cash; over that amount 6 months‘ credit will be given by furnishing approved bankâ€" able notes, or 6% per annum disâ€" ! Effects belonging to Mrs. Moses |Bearingcr:â€"â€"Comer cupboard; upâ€" Iholstered chair; â€" rocking chair; ,heater; 6 chairs; child‘s chair; wash stand; chamber set; bureau; 1 ldouble and 1 single bed complete;‘ stand; 2 bedsteads; small cupboard ; Ichest; Pandora cooking stove; table; 'sideboard; sink; coal oil stove; ‘churn; Aladdin lamp; flour barrel; °gg crate; wood box; vinegar barâ€" rel; cradle; baking trough; tubs; jugs; benches; crocks; garden tools; 240 Ib. scales; coal oil cans; iron kettle; pots; pans; kitchen and cooking utensils, and other articles. No reserve as the farm i and Mr. Bearinger is retiring. Owing to the short days -ml the many articles offered, this sale will start sharp on time. torm Windows quickly pay for remselves in fuel saved. H. [eens used oneâ€"third less; J. icGrath_saved twentyâ€"two dolâ€" rs; J. Smith saved one and a alf tons out of six; B. Turner urned 2 tons less; T. Causier ived 2% tons out of 6. Your ome will be warmer, your fuel Storm Windows lls less with Storm, Windows ess o ‘rite for Free Price List, ready Hay and Grainâ€"20 tons alfalfa and timothy hay; 200 bus. mixed grain; 200 bus. oats. & GEORGE WHITHAM Phone 794 r 8 â€" _ Kiteh Harnessâ€"2 sets team har sets single harness; army blankets; robes; bells; odd and harness parts, etc. l-pl.-..-u â€" 12â€"20 Rumley oil pull tractor in good order; 3â€"furrow tractor plow; tractor dise; 10â€"inch plate chopper; speed jack; Elmira roller crusher; Waterloo Champion thresher, 36 x 48, with feeder and straw blower, in good running order; 2 h.p. gas engine; 1 h.p. gas engine; 70 ft. double length 7â€"inch rubber belting; 25 ft. 4â€"inch canvas belting; Deering 7 ft. binder; mower; 5 ft. cut; Deering dise dn'll;‘ Climax cultivator; seeder; corn culâ€" tivator; springtooth harrow ; iron harrow ; 2â€"furrow Fleury plow; new Fleury single riding plow; 2 single plows; 3â€"drum steel roller; turnip seeder; manure spreader; scuffier; 2 wagons complete; 2 sets of bob sleighs; light sleigh; 2 cutters; democrat; rubber tire. top buggy ; open rubber tire buggy; gravel planks; hay racks; wood rack; fanâ€" ning mill; hay fork, rope and pulâ€" teys, grindstone, emery grinder, 2 oil tanks; stock rack; 2000 Ib. scales; 36 ft. extension ladder; horse clipâ€" per with sheep shearing attachment; block and tackle; root pulper; grain bags; doubletrees; 5 logging chains; neckyokes; forks; shovels; seythes; hoes and many, yes, many other useful articles usually found on a large farm. Lunch and Hot Coffee served at Pigs, Sheep and Poultryâ€"3 sows bred in October; 28 Oxford grade sheep; 1 Southdown ram; 5 pureâ€" bred White Leghorn roosters, B. C. stock; collie dog. 1 cow bred in Sept.; 2 cows bred ;n July; 4 baby beeves; 1 yearling Hereford bull. 9 Good Cows â€"2 cows bred in May; 2 cows bred in June; 1 cow bred in Amst ; 1 cow bred in July; The People‘s Auctioneer. Phone 592w, Waterloo. 48â€"2 . W. FRICKEY, e for Free Price List, ready »d. _ Address Halliday Comâ€" . Box 168, M:v'n, Onâ€" . W, Frickey, Auctioneer, willl W. W. Frickey, Auctioneer, will| "w. w following Household sets team harness; 2 the farm is sold Proprietor. irmy horse odd collars FEATHERS WANTED Highest prices paid for goose, duck ind chicken feathers, any quantity. Fischman Spring Co. Itd., 43 Queen It. S., Kitchener. 404. 2 chamber sets; 2 veranda chairs and seats; veranda table; step ladâ€" der; hand power washer; tub; boiler; 2â€"burner electric plate; lawn mower and hoe; ash sifter; creeper frame; clothes basket; door mats; sealers; Fuller wall brush; crocks; dishes; kitchen and cooking‘ utensils and numerous other useful‘ articles not listed. : This is ‘"' li;. ana clean | ture, so do not miss this sale. Terms â€" Cath SATURDAY, NOV. 30, 1929 At 1.30 p.m. McClary 4 burner electric stove with annex heater, like new; square (oak) dining table with 3 extra leafs; china cabinet; 6 dining chairs; sideboard; extension kitchen table; 10 kitchen chairs; oak writing desk; 3 piece parlor suite; mahogâ€" any arm chair; smail oak tables; hall rack; Simmons (double}) bed with coil spring and mattress; 2 brass beds (double) with â€" coil springs and _mattress; single bed and l springs; walnut dresser with large mirror; oak dresser; chiffonier and stand; chest of drawers; small rug; W. W. Frickey, Auctioneer, will sell the good household effects beâ€" longing to Mr. Alfred Wagstaff at his residence, 68 Park Ave., Waterâ€" lo0, on Dominion Trade Schools, Ltd. h-unn.v-n-n. 108 3 .. Teronto EARN $6 TO $10 PER DAY Termsâ€"Hay, grain, pigs, poultry, and all sums of $15.00 and under, cash; over that amount 12 months credit will be given by furnishing approved bankable notes or 5% disâ€" count for cash payments on all credit amounts. SIMON KOEBEL, Proprietor. ‘ W. W. FRICKEY, Auctioneer, l Phone 592w, Waterloo. ‘ ED. KAUFMAN, Clerk. 482 ALFRED WAGSTAFF, Prop. W. W. FRICKEY, The People‘s Auctioneer, Phone 592w, Waterloo. 48â€"1 No reserve as the farm is sold and Mr. Koebel is retiring from farming. 2 single harness; blankets;© robes; collars, ete. Household Effectsâ€"45 gal. kettle stove; iron kettle; DeLaval No. 12 cream separator in . good order; Daisy churn; butter worker; 2 meat barrels; Peerless Peninsular kitchen range, good as new; parlor cook heater;‘ 2â€"burner coal oil stove; glass door corner cupboard ; re‘[ frigerator; bureau; 2 beds with spring and mattress; 2 kitchen tables; round table; rockers; 2 benches; 2 hanging lamps; wall lamp; flour chest; lawn mower; 8â€" day clock; pictures; dishes; washâ€" stand, and other useful articles not; listed. 1 Hay, Grain and Harnessâ€"12 tons good mixed hay; 550 bus. oats; 175 bus. mixed grain; 2 double harness: Implementsâ€"McCormick binder 6 ft. cut; Deering 5 ft. mower; Frost & Wood cultivator with seed box and grass seeder; 20â€"inch plate dise; new Tudhopeâ€"Anderson single riding plow ; Bissell 3â€"drum steel roller; 10 ft. steel hay rake; seed drill; 5â€"sec. iron harrow; â€" scuffier; â€" 2â€"furrow Fleury walking plow; Oliver single plow root pulper; fanning mill; good rubber tire open buggy; set bob sleighs; Portland cutter; wagon boy; truck wagon; wagon and box ; gravel planks; pig rack; manurc‘ sleigh; extension ladder; grindstone; ‘gas drum; hay rack; feed boxes; wheelbarrow ; grass seeder; scalding trough; pig hangers; scythes; potato sprayer; chains doubletrees; neckâ€" yokes; forks; grain bags; hoes, and many other useful articles too numâ€" erous to mention. â€" Of â€" Valuable Household Effects _ 8 Extra Good Dairy Cows â€" 2 Jersey cows fresh time of sale; 2 red Durham cows fresh time of sale; Jersey and Durham cow due Dec. 28; red cow due Dec. 31; red cow due March 23; red cow due May 14; Jersey and Hereford cow due June 4; black cow due Feb. 5; part Jerâ€" sey and Durham heifer rising 1 yr.; steer rising 1 year old. For good cows attend this sale. Pigs and Poultry â€" 8 pigs ten weeks old at time of sale; 60 pure bred Rock hens; 30 Leghorn and Rock hens. AUCTION SALE clean furniâ€" Jones: "Well, you see, parson, I‘m a harder man to lick than you are. Preacher: "You must conquer yourâ€" self. I conquered myself when I was about your age."~ Next live stock shipment from St. Jacobs and Waterloo to Toronto on Monday, December 9. Farmers having live stock to ship kindly advise I. C. Hallman, R. R. No. 3, Waterloo, Phone 69w. Also have on hand some stockers and springers.‘ 48â€"2 A. K. CRESSMAN Farmers having live stock to ship notify E. B. Hallman, New Dundee 10 r 5, or Simon Ditner, Waterloo 47 r‘3. Next shipment, Dec. 2nd, cattle and calves. Look for this ad. 48â€"1 on Kitchener and Waterloo property. Coâ€"operative Live Stock Shipping to Union Stock Yards, Toronto | "ousehold Effectsâ€"Clinton pianoâ€" {case organ; Jewel kitchen range for {coal or wood, nearly new; Oak \heater; kitchen cupboard with glass "ldoors; sink; extension table; kitchen Jtublc; 6 dining room chairs; cm,ch;1 3â€"piece parlor suite; 2 rugs 10 x 12 “‘ft.; 2 dressers; 2 wash stands; 4 wooden bedsteads; 4 feather ticks: feather pillows; bureau; 3 small tables; homeâ€"made carpet strips; hooked mats; chamber sets; eider barrels; benches; milk cans ind pails; dishes; kitchen and eooking {utensils; knives and forks; Mellotte {cream separator, 600 lbs. capacity ; churn; sliding bedâ€"couch; washing machine; wringer; meat grinder; stuffer; crocks; stone jars; pork tubs coal oil heater, and many, yes many other useful articles too numâ€" ous to mention. No reserve as the farm is sold, Be sure and attend this sale. ‘ Termsâ€"Hay, grain, poultry, pigs, roots, potatoes, household effects and all sums of $20.00 and under, |. cash; over that amount 12 months‘ credit will be given by furnishing | approved bankable notes, or 5% disâ€" i count for cash payments on all I credit amounts. P 1 MORTGAGES Hay, Grain, Roots and Potatoesâ€" Some timothy hay ; 400 bus. Sterling oats; 50 bus. mixed grain; 8 bus. sweet clover seed; some potatoes; quantity of turnips. Household Effectsâ€"Clinton pianoâ€" Implements â€" Deering 6 {t. cut binder, nearly new, cut three crops; Deering 5 ft. mower; Masseyâ€"Harris 11â€"hoe seed drill; Cockshutt disc; cultivator; Masseyâ€"Harris long plow ; Cockshutt gang plow; 4â€"section iron harrow ; hay rake; scuffier; Chatlnm; fanning mill; 600 lb. scales; nteel‘ tire buggy; carriage; set bob sleighs; wagon and box; cutter; stock rack; gravel planks; cutting :box; roller; wheelbarrow; root pulâ€" per; emery wheels; hay knife; chaff fork; block and tackle; hay fork; rope and pulleys; chains; grain cradle; chop bins; scalding trough; doubletrees; _ neckyokes; forks; shovels; and many other‘ useful articles not listed. Harnessâ€"Heavy set brass mountâ€" ed team harness; set light harness; horse blankets; robe; odd collars and harness parts. GARFIELD HILLIARD, ORVILL HILLIARD, Trustees. W. W. FRICKEY, Auctioneer, Phone 592w, Waterloo. 47â€"2 Several Good Pigs and Poultryâ€"13 shoats; 25 Rock hens; 16 Leghorn hens; some Rock and Leghorn <pullets; good dog. mare 13 years old; Percheron gelding 10 years old; Belgian geldâ€" ing rising 4 years old. Cattieâ€"Black cow fresh 3 mos.; Holstein cow bred Sept. 1; farrow cow; roan heifer rising 2 years old, bred in Oct.; Holstein heifer rising 2 years old, bred in October; 2 spring calves; 1 calf 3 months old; Wanted NOTICE TO FARMERS 6‘2% halfâ€"yearly I have for sale a good 120 acre farm with extra good buildints,‘ price $9,000, and many other furms‘ at reasonable prices. »~nwarizentruber, situated 4 mile‘ Dec. 9, (Monday) Entire sale of west of Petersburg and 2% miles{farm stock, produce, and Implements, east of Baden, on the highway be_’one half mile east of St. Agatha for tween Petersburg and Baden. No Nicholas Dietrich. No Reserve proâ€" reserve. _ . | prietor is going to town. Feb. 12 (Wednesday) â€" l-‘nm’ Feb. 20, (Thursday), 9 a. m. Hnâ€" stock, implements, hay, seed gnin!tlre sale of Farm stock, Implements, ‘-nd household effects belonging to Pr0duce and Household Effects for Caleb Shelly, situated on the Kitchâ€"; M". Wesley Bergey, two miles south ener and Petersburg highway, about; °C Petersburs and 4 miles north of 3 miles west of Kitchener and 3}N°® Dundee on Bleam‘s Road, miles east of Petersburg. Farm is| KD°WD @8 Nathaniel Bergey farm. sold. No Reserve, farm is sold. Lunch at I have for sale a @ond t9n aa~.|noon. Jan. 16 (Thursday) â€" At 12.30° p.m., valuable farm stock, including pure bred and high grade Holstein | cattle, implements, feed and houseâ€"‘ hold effects, belonging to Christian , Schwartzentruber, situated * mjle' west of Petersburg and 2% miles| east of Baden, on the highway be-} tween Petersburg and Baden. No. reserve. | _ t Dec. 11 (Wednesday) â€"At 9.30 a.m. sharp, valuable farm stock, inâ€" cluding quite a number of sheep, implements, hay, grain and a lot of good furniture belonging to Josiah Bearinger, situated about 3 miles west of Waterloo, 4 miles south of St. Jacobs, and 2 miles east of Erbs-‘ ville. No reserve as the farm is sold. Plan now to attend this big sale. | Dec. 10 (Tuesday)â€"At 1 p.m., clearing auction sale of farm stock, implements, hay, grain and houseâ€" hold effects for Simon Koebel, situated 1% miles north of St. Clements and 2 miles south of Hawkesville. Farm is sold. Nov. 30 (Saturday) â€" At 1.30 p.m., valuable household effects for Mr. A. Wagstaff, at 68 Park Ave., in the town of Waterloo. This is very good furniture. Dec. 7 (Saturday) â€" At 8 a.m., a lot of good furniture and houseâ€" hoid effects at my auction stand, Kitchener _ market, â€" for WalterJ Slimmer. 8 ROOM BRICK HOUSE, all conveniences. Big deep lot. Fruit trees and good gardenm soil, near Post Office; very central. Any reasomable offer entertained to wind up estate. HY. A. GERMANN, Executor. Call at Brickerâ€"Germann Store for information. W. W. FRICKEY, Auctioneer ’ Nov, 29 (Friday) â€"At 1 p.m., farm stock, implements hay, grain and all household effects belonging to the estate of the late Thos. Hilliard, situated 1% miles northâ€" west of Heidelberg and about 2 miles southeast of Hawkesville.‘ Farm is sold. _ 2 light auto trailers; 6 secondâ€" hand Portland cutters; 2 sec.â€"hand Jumper cutters; 4â€"sec.â€"hand rubber (ired buggies; 6 sec.â€"hand steel tired . buggies; 3 sec.â€"hand one horse carâ€" riages, and 1 twoâ€"horse carriage ; hand made wheelbarrows. All in‘ good repair and painted. WEBER BROS. Carriage Shop, New Dundee,‘ Phone 68J. i. 48â€"4 : FARM FOR SALE 70 acre farm for sale, good buildings, land in good state of culâ€" tivation. Price right. Apply to Wm. Golbeck, R. R. 1, Bamberg, Ont. FARM FOR SALE Farm, Lincoln County, 200 acres, good buildings, good land, $8,000. Apply F. E. Page, New Dundee. FOR SALE Aladdin lamp, slightly used for demonstration, at half price. 72 Elâ€" gin St., Kitchener. 48â€"1 FOR SALE Farm consisting of 118 acres, good clear land, situated three miles east of Wellesley. Apply John Stockie, Bamberg. Twelve months old Shorthore bull. Apply E. W. Wilson, R. R. 4, Kitchâ€" ener. & + 48â€"2 German, 23, wants position on farm or factory. R. Entl, 368 Elm Rd., Toronto. 48â€"1 New Write for quotationsâ€" _ THE HARRIS ABATTOIR CO. LIMITED AUCTION SALE LISTS Desirable Property for Sale (25 Duke Street East) in Waterloo 21 tro si. BOHLENOER‘S waterioo Women‘s Rubbers, sizes 8 to 8 ............. Girls‘ Rubbere, sizes 11 to 2 ....._._.._._._. Child‘s Rubbers, sizes 6 to 10 ................ Men‘s Rubbers, size» 6 t0 11 ...==»»m»mmmmassessmsmnms> Boys‘ Rubbers, sizes 1 to 6 ......4tt.............â€" Youths‘ Rubbers, sizes 11 to 18 ........................... cow. FOR SALE > Want Poultry TOP PRICES PAID WANTED These are all First Quality. _ _ â€" Big Value in Men‘s and Boys® Lumbermans. You‘ll pay less if y&u buy your Overshoes at 47â€"6 47â€"3 34â€"tf 48â€"1 1. H. TOMAN, Graduate Auctioneer Minard‘s Liniment â€"The King of 69 Frederick St., along side of the Market Building. Owner might consider exâ€" change on city property. Price right, if you are interested see us about it. Here is your chance to purâ€" chase a nice small farm close to the city, nice working soil, 7 roomed brick house and bank barn, some fruit. An ideal place for raising chickens. Hydro for lighting on the street. K IT C H E N ER Real Estate and Auctioneer Insurance and Money to toan E. J. SHANTZ 8 Acre Farm The children always want more of Cook‘s Bread because it‘s the real Are we supplying your home regularly with bread? If not, why not let us start toâ€" day. You will find our bread really nutritious and satisfyâ€" WE DELIVER ANYWHERE IN THE TWINâ€"CITY And we‘ll supply you with suggestions and the pastry that will satisfy everyone in the family and make your meal a real delight. delicacies for noonday or evening meal, just Phone 613 When you‘re at a loss to know just wlut\to give the folks in the way of tasty W.A.Cook and Son Toronto (2), Ont. 18 King St. N. W ATERL OO Staff of Life. C t iz s