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' PAGE EIGHT Toronto hog prices settled 5 cents lower on truck hogs and 15 cents off cars Tucsday. Closing prices were: Lo.b. bacons, $8; $8.35 off truck and $8.75 off cars Following | were | Tuesday‘s hog prices at principal market points: Kitchener $8.00, down 60c over a week ago; Peterboro $8, unchanged Brantford, $8.10, unchanged; Lonâ€" don,. $8.10, unchanged; Barrie, $8.15, unchanged; _ Hull, Que., $850, off truck. unchanged. Toronto dealer« ing the following egxs, cases. free: 20%¢; 0 grade "A grate "C", To. $0., COmMMON .....0o. 190 stocker _ and feeder steers, good ....u.220 215 o. common ... 325 Milkers and springers 20.00 Calves, good and choice Calves, Lambs and Sheep Sell Briskly.â€"Cattle Leftâ€" Toronto, Aug. 1.â€"Apart from hogs, | which declined, live stock prices just' about managed to hold steady at the Hens, over 5 lbe ‘Toronto market Tuesday, although| 4 to 5 jhs. ... the caltle division was gull with| 3 to 4 lbs. ... prices varying slightly. There were Og roosters ... 1,900 head unsold at the close. ISpring chickens Calves, lambs and sheep opened Over 5 the. ... steagy and â€" remained â€" unchanged 4%4 to 5 Ibs. .. throughout the day. Hoge were unâ€" 4 to 44 lbe. . settled most of the mal:ket and setâ€" 34 to 4 bs. .. Hoge Po. Do. Good Calves, lambs and sheep opened steagy and â€" remained â€" unchanged throughout the day. Hoge were unâ€" settled most of the market and setâ€" tled lower toward the close. Receipts as reported ‘by the Dominâ€" ion Live Stock Branch, were: Cattle 860, calves 680. hogs 820, sheep and lambs 950. i â€" Cattle. left over from Monday toâ€" talled 2,600 head. Weighty steers sold mostly at $3.50 to $5, with one load making a top of $5.75. Butcher cattle sold mostly at $2.50 to $4, with a few choice up to $4.50. Good butchâ€" er cows brought $2.50 to $2.75, with canners selling from 75¢ to $1. Boâ€" logna ‘bulls made $1.7§ to $2. Fed calves were steady at $4.50 to $6.25 per ewt., according to quality, Store cattle trade was slow with fow sales recorded. Do., Do., Do .. Sheep Do., Do .. HOG PRICES DECLINE ON PRINCIPAL MARKETS HOG PRICES DECLINE; $8.00 AT KITCHENER Cowsâ€"4, 1.065 lbe., $2.75; 14, 1,070 he.. $2.50; 2. 1.085 lbs., $2.10; 6, 1,070 lbe., $2; 12, 910 lbe., $1.25; 10, 915 Ihe., $1; 16. 840 Ibs., T5e. Quotations: steers, up to 1,050 The., good and choice .$ 4.50 $ ... Do., modiun ... 446 1.25 Do., common ... 250 3.50 Steers, over 1,050 lbs., wood and choice .. 5.25 5.85 Do., medium .....s 450 5.00 Po.. common ... 3.59 Hojters. good and cholge ...couzcccs. £.00 4.40 Po.. common ... 4.60 4.50 Bo. commen ... conl 2.60 Fed calves, good and @BOlGe .zsmazcue. MAD 6.25 Do., medium .....c. 4.50 5.00 Cows, ¢ood ...usccls. $.90 2.15 Do.. medium ... £90 2.25 Do., common ... 1.00 2.00 Canners and cutters ... 15 1.00 Hulle, good ...c.lcilcs 495 2.15 Calves continued steady at a genâ€" eral top of $5, with Kosher calves making $5.50. Common grase calves sold as low as $2. Representative Sales Steersâ€"20, 1,.287 lbe., $5.25; 29, 1,130 Tbs., $5; 21, 1,165 lbs.. $4.35; 29, i.136 lbs., $4; 20. 1,080 lbe., $3.60; 5; 1,.074 lbs., $3.75. Butcher _ cattleâ€"25, 1,030 _ lbe., $4.50; 3. 940â€"lbs., $4; 4, 940 lbs., $2.50; 29. 782 lbe., $8.15; 6, 897 lbe., $3:; 19, 730 the. $1.75. Heifersâ€" 4, 940 Ybs., $4.40; 19, 900 lbs.. $4; 8, 790 Ibe., $3.75; 16. 960 Ibs., $3.50; 2. 800 lbs., $2.60. Lambs remained steady at $6.25 for good ewes and wethers, with a few offâ€"truck lambs at $6. Culls and bucks brought $4.50 to $5.25. Sheep continued unchanged, selling from $1 to $2.50 per ewt., according to quality, veals 6. bacon. fG.b. ... o., off trucks 6.. Off cars ..olcls d ewes and wether IAMDG ..scccc> THE W*â€" SNIDER MILLING Coâ€" Phone 239 STEADY FOR LIVESTOCK SNIDER‘S Laying Mash 66 (Spec&aly 66 â€" Au â€" GRADED EGG PRICES medium .. bucks ... culle 2 good light heavies ... culls . FOR BABY CHICKS SNIDER‘sS CHICK STARTER & GROWING MASH B CHICK SCRATCH over 2800. w6 â€" _ A limited supply of _â€" CORN DISTJLLERS DRIED GRAINS Tuesday were payâ€" prices for graded grade "A", large, * medium, 19%¢; QUALITY EE D S Pig Grower _. . Calf Meal . at 70c Scratch Grain Dairy Feed 8.35 875 5.50 4.00 4.00 1.50 1.00 15 2.25 1.50 5.50 4.50 2.50 2.00 1.00 4.50 SPFECI A L Limited 3.00 2.50 35.00 6.25 5.15 5.00 5.00 5.00 2.15 1.15 Pork â€"â€"Picnic hame 18¢. loin chops 24¢. emoked sausage 22¢, head cheese 16e, fresh ham roasts 22¢. Veal~ Stewing veal 10 and 12¢, ehoulder roast 12 and 14c, rolled rouste 16¢, rump roasts, 14¢, sirloin roaste 20c, steak roasts 23¢. Smoked meats Hams 23¢, coltage roll 23¢, pleuie hams 19¢, breakfust bacon 27¢, back bacon 30 and 38¢, summer aausage 24 and 25c a pound. Butter sold at 25c a pound and eggs. pultet extras 22¢, firates 2%¢ und extras 26¢. Black and red raspberries were in evidence in small number selling at 10 and 206 a box, potatoes went at 30 and 35c a small ba«ket, lettuce, three bunches for 10¢, beets and carâ€" rots 5e a bunch, beans 30c a basket, celery 10c a dozen, corn 10c a dogen. Butterâ€"Ontario, No. 1 creamery, 19% to 19%¢; No. 2, 18% to 19¢. Poultry : Wholesale prices on poultry as supplied by the United Farmers Coâ€" Operative Co. Tuesday were: Buying Prices & United Farmers C&@Operative Co. Tuesday were paying the following prices for produce: Eggeâ€"Prices to farmers, cases reâ€" turned: Grade "Al" in cartons through aseociations, $1¢c; "A" farge, 20¢; "A" medium, 19¢; "B" 18¢; "C", Selling Prices United Farmers Coâ€"Operative Co Tuesday were offering products to re: tail dealers at the following prices: PRODUCE PRICES (By United Farmers _ Hay and Straw No. 2 timothy hay, baled, ton, $18; No. 3 timothy hay, ton, $15 to $17; straw . wheat, baled, ton, $10; oat wtraw, $8.50 to $9.00. Manitoba â€" barley â€"No. 3 C.W.. 5%%0: No. 4 C.W., 525%e; No. 1 feed screenings, $19.50 ton. Argentine corn, 86¢c. Ontario grain, approximate prices track shipping pointâ€"Wheat, $7 to 92c; oats, 35 to 38¢; barley, 45 to 46¢: corn, 77 to 80e; rye, 48 to 50¢; buckwheat, 58 to 60c. The Preston Saturday market was thronged with patrons, who bought fresh produce at prices practically unchanged over last: week. Choke cherries appeared for the first time and old for 35¢ per six qlts. Prices were quoted as follows: Meat prices ~Boiling beef, 6 and Tc a pound, shoulder roasts, 10 to 13¢, round steak 17¢, round steak roasts 16¢.â€" wirloin â€" «teak 8e, porterhouse roa«ts 22¢. 17e Eggsâ€"Grade _ "Al" _ in cartons through associations, 31¢; grade "A" large, cartons, 26¢; grade "A" large, loose, 24¢; "A" medinm, 28¢; "B", $2¢: "C", Mc. jected, 30%e; track, 39%e â€"Butterâ€"No. 1. creamery, prints 22c; No. 2, 214¢. Following prices are being quoted The Waterloo midâ€"week market in Toronto for hides, skin and WO0l! wus not as well attended as usual. City hides, green, 4¢; brands, 2%¢; Congequently produce was left over bulls, 2%¢; city calfskins, 6¢; CltY from the morning‘s sale. The price kip, 6¢; city aheep skins, 75¢ °@Ch; jist changed very little from last country hides, cured. 4¢; hides, week, The few outstanding prices green, 3!%¢; country calf, cured, ‘bc: were as follows: Butter, 20¢ per Ib.; country kip, cured, 6¢; lamb BKINS, Cpeese, 10c per bowl; cream, 15¢ 10 to 20¢ each; horsehides, Nos. 1 per pint; potatoes, 15¢ per six quart and 2, at $1.50, with damaged and tasket: 'tomutoes 5e per pint bax; ponies at 75¢. Fleece wool: fine, Lie; vuuliflu’\\'cr, 15 cents a head; cabâ€" medium, 9¢; _ coarse, 7¢; _ TOJ@ClS paye, 5e per head; spinach found (burry, seedy, grey, black and cotted )ittle'ur no sale. fleeces), 6¢; flat wool, 8¢, all delÂ¥~ _ paspberries remained at 20¢ per ered Toronto. ut., while huckleberries sold for W e TT O uic $1.05 per small basket. Wheatâ€"No,. 1 hard, 87%e; No. 1 Not., 8Be; No. 2 Nor., $2%e; No. 3 Nor., 81%4e; No. 4 Nor., 78%e; No. 5, Tike; No. 6. T71%e¢; feed, 63%e; track, 85%¢; No. 1 durum, 95%e. Oateâ€"No, 2 €.W., 38%e6; No. 1 €. W.. and extra No. 1 feed, 35%¢; No. L feed, $4%e¢; No. 2 feed, 3%%e;ore Preston Market Prices Hold Firm (By Parrish & Heimbecker, Ltd.) . Following are Tuesday‘s closing quotations on Toronto: grain transâ€" artions for car lots, prices on basin cif. bay ports: Manitoba _ wheatâ€"No. _1 _ Nor., 90%c; No, 2 Nor., §75%%e¢; No. 3 Nor. §5%0¢; No. 4 Nor., §3%e¢; No. 5 Nor., $1%e; No. 6 Nor., 79%e. Manitoba oatsâ€"No. 2 C.W., 43%e; No. 3 C.W., 41%e; No. 1 feed, 40%e; mixed feed oats, 32¢. TORONTO GRAIN QUOTATIONS WINNIPEG CASH PRICES NIDES, SKIN AND WOOL WATERLOO, ONT. (Quotations in cents) No. 1 hard, $7%e¢; No. 1 No. 2 Nor. §2%e; No. i ; No. 4 Nor. 78%e; No. 5 6. T1%e;. feed, 63%e; ‘; No. 1 durum, 95%e. . f O.W., 38 %¢: No: 2 € per 100 lbs. per 25 lbs. . at $2.10 . 4 2.25 20 0t 1.80 Coâ€"Operative Co.) $2.50 $2.50 $2.25 o Live Dressed 87%e; No. 1 §2%e; No. 3 18 %¢; No. 5, feed. 63%¢; 11 10 18 16 1+ 12 1.85 1.95 13 12 11 Mr. and Mra. Rimer Battler attend ed the Battler reunfon held at Wil mot Centre Saturday. â€" Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snider apent Sunday at Dundas, Mr. and Mra. Rd. Seibert, Miaaes Edna and Elale and Mr. Stanley Sefâ€" bert apent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Henry Hess and with Mr. and Mra Harry Capling at New Hamburg. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Shantz and famlly of Plattavllle were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs_ Kenard Snyder. Master Ro«s Snider attended his Sinday _ School â€" Claee _ plenle â€" at Hawkeaville, Saturday. Mr. Foster Snider spent Sunday at Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Snider apent Sunday at Dundas, iâ€" Fruits: â€" Oxxheart â€" cherries, 80 \cents a basket; sour cherries, 40 ‘cents; raspberries, 20 cents per box ; currants, red and white, 10 cents per box, and black currants 20c. ‘Gooseberries were ten cents a box; \)lueberries, 15¢ choke cherries, 5¢. | Apples sold at 25 cents a basket and tomatoes 55 cents for sixâ€"quart baskets. Miss _ Almeda _ Bearinger gccom panied friend« to Belfountaine, Sun (fay. Mr. and Mre. Clayton Moes «pent Sunday with Mr. and Mre. Marshal Bingeman, Bloomingdale. Misa Jean Karcher accompanied Vr. Lioyd and Misa Edna Karcher to Port Dover, Wednesday. Miss Eileen Snyder of Natchez is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mose. New Potatoes $1.00 Per Bag at Waterloo Market Mr. and Mre. David Bearinger and Doria and _ Mr. _ and Mre. _ JoAiah Shantz were Sunday visitors with \ir. and Mrs. Jonas Bearinger Peel Despite the present trend of food values to soar, the produce quotaâ€" tions at the Waterloo Saturday market dipped slightly lower. New Eutuwes again dropped to $1 per ag while corn on the cob sold for 15 to 20 cents per dozen. The folâ€" lowing are a few ofnt.he quotations : Mc Cmmc min e Srone boe ineae ol \[r. and Mrs. Edwin Eby ‘of Naâ€" tchez apent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ernat Fresh pork sausage sold at 23¢, smoked pork sausage at 25¢, bacon 2%c¢, ham 22¢, eirloin 25¢, tenderloin 30c, backbone 12 to 15¢, head cheese 1%¢, jellied meat 18c, sunfmer saneâ€" age 25¢, lard 14e. * Vegetablesâ€"New _ potatoes $1. a bag. and 15, 25 and 35¢ a basket de: pending on it« size. Tomatoes were 50 and 50e for six quarts or lc a quart box, corn wae 15c a dozen, silâ€" ver skin onions 60c for six quarts or two quarts for 25¢, cooking onions 20e for six quarts, peas 13¢ a pint, beans 5e a quart ‘box, and in some cases 10¢ for wix quarts, gherkin cu enmbers be a pibt, summer squash L0c, carrots and beete be a quart, spinach 5e a dish, big cucumbers three for 10c and cabbage 5¢. Mr. Clifford Snyder of near Naâ€" tchez apent Sunday with Mr. Mervin Weber. Mr. Eldon Weber returned home after a two weeks‘ vacation with friends in New York, Penneylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky. Mr. Clayton Weber «apent Sunday at the home of Mr. Angua Snyder, at the home of Mr. Angua Snyder, Waterl0o, Miss Iva Lichty spent Sunday with friends at Crystal Beach. " Darry” rrbducts: Butter, 20¢ per tb.; maple syrup, $2.50 per gal.; eggs, 19 to 20 cents per dozen. _ _ Fruits â€"Raspberries 25¢ per quart, black currants 20c per qt., choke cherries 20c per six qts., apples 35¢ per 11 qts., peaches 10¢ per qt., googeâ€" berries 2 qts., for 25¢. 50 and 50e for quart box, corn ver skin onlons Vegetubles â€" Beans brought 15 cents for six quart containers and peas 15 cents per pint box. Pickling cucumbers, 75 cents a _ basket; medium sized cucumbers, 50 cents a basket; large cucumbers, 5 cents each. Beets, five cents a bunch, as were also carrots, onions and letâ€" Putrons of the Kitchener Saturday market, hunted in vain for the luscious fruit of the cherry, the small supply being sold out within a few minutes of the opening. The quotaâ€" tion for red sour cherries was 60¢ per basket, while the sweet black cherry sold for $1 per six quarts. Produce from the farm was plentiâ€" ful and were quoted in the majority of cases as followa: Meatsâ€"Broiler chickens 24c per pound, yearlings sold at 20¢c, beef carâ€" cass 7%e¢, hinds 10c and fronts 6¢, yeal carcass 8c, hinds 12e and veal 8c, lamb carcass 7¢, hinds 25¢ and fronts 15¢. Miss â€" Edna with Mr. and Bloomingdale tuce Meats: Summer sausage, 28 cents w pound; smoked ham, 25 cents; fresh ham, 20 cents; fresh | pork sausage, 20 cents; beef, 5 to 18 cents; pork, 15 to 18 cents; veal, b to 12 cents. FRUIT SELLS QUICKLY AT KITCHENER Sunday gnests at the home of Mr. and Mré. Geo,. Weber were Mr. and Mra. Neleon Woolner and sone Leonâ€" ard and Walter and ‘Mr. and Mre. John Zook of near Natchez and Mis« Margaret Derstine of Kitchener, Miss Ednaâ€" Weber spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Urbin Snyder of Dairy â€" products â€" Butter 23e per pound, egge 18, 23 and 25¢ a dozen. PRODUCE PLENTIFUL AT MIDâ€"WEEK MARKET Cherries, Raspberries, Etc., in Demand.â€"Choice Fowl and Meats.â€"Prices Firm. GERMAN MILLS THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE Mr and Mrs. Elwyn Cherry and won Billle and Mr. and Mre. Gordon Cherry and aon Jimmie apent Saturâ€" day evening‘ in Elmira. Mrs. John R. Jackson and aon | Morley spent Saturday evening in Wateri0o. Mr. Nelson Matthewa and slater Muriel and Mr. Morley Jackeaon apent Friday evening at Winfleld. Mre. John Rutherford of Mt. Pleaâ€" aant returned to her home on Sunâ€" day after apending a few wéeke with Mr. and Mra. Charlea Rutherford. Mr. and Mra. C. F. Martin and Mra John R. Jackaon® were Sunday vial tors at the home of Mr. and Mra. A W. Ruler. | Mr. and Mrs. Aaron F. Diefenâ€" bacher and daughter Vera were reâ€" tcent weekâ€"end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Bauman of the Sixth of Peel. Last Sunday morning the followâ€" ing young people were received into Mennonite Church affiliation at Three Bridges: Amon Brubacher, Edwin Bauman, Amsey Bowman, Orvel Bowman, Addison Cressman, David Frey, Martin Gingrich, Joseph Horst, ‘Osiah Martin, Addison Marâ€" tin, Elam Martin, Noah Martin, Freeman â€" Martin, Amon Martin, Onias â€" Martin, Manasseh Martin, Abraham Martin, Ferman Snider, Ezra Wideman, Edwin Wideman, ! Abruham Weber; and Rebecca Bruâ€" bacher, _ Adeline Bowman, Mary Bowman, Barbara Bowman, Leah iBearinger, Salome Eby, Judith |Frey, Velina Horst, _ Magdalena Kraemer, Mary Martin, Esther Marâ€" tin, Rebecca Martin, Nancy Martin, ‘Adeline â€" Martin, Marian â€" Martin, lLuvinu Martin _ (David), _ Lovina Martin _ (Seth), _ Marian â€" Snider, lfil:/lflgdulenu Wideman, Lucinda Weâ€" | ber. â€"Mr (‘.o}{rgo Fenton was a viaitor with Yatton frfends on Sunday, Mro and Mrs. Arthur Eech, Mabel and Edward of North Woolwich were recent Sunday vieitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Martin. â€" Mr. and Mrac A. Hertz of Wimira were Sunday visitorg at the home of \r. and Mre. 8. LA Schedewlitz. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacPherson were Wedneeday visitors in Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Steenson Jr., spent Sunday with friends in Glenâ€" allan. Misa Mabe] Eech is spending a few boliday& at the home of her grand: parente, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Martin Mr. and Mre. W. J. Johnson and daughter and Mr. and Mra. Ed. Plant and family of Elmira are spending a few weeks camping in Mr. Norman Matthews flate. ~Mise Ruth Jackson has returned home after apending some time in Waterloo. Miss Dorothy Matthews is holiâ€" sa{ing with friends at Bala, Musâ€" oka. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Planz of Detroit are guests this week at the kome of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gooding. stock Mr., James Richardson and son William spent a day recently with friends in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Adam and sons Ralph and Hugh accompanled by Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Erh of Wellesley were Sunday visitore in Port Elgin and Oweh Sound. Mrg. Collecut and daughters from Sackatchewan were visitore during the past week with their cousins, Norman and Wellington Matthews. Mr. and Mre. T. Stewart Cooper and daughter Vivian of Markdale were â€" weekâ€"end vieitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacPherson and Mr. John Cowing spent Sunday with friends near Donegal. Mr. Anthony Newton was a Sunâ€" day afternoon vieitor with Mr. and Virs. W. N. Allingham. Mr. and Mrs. P. Stewart Cooper of Markdale and Mr. and Mrs. A. Cooâ€" per were Sunday afternoon vieitors with Mre. John Small of Elmira. Miss Vivian Cooper of Markdale ia apending h week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Cooper. Mrs. P. L. Currie and daughter; Ruth Marie left here last Friday for their home in Chatham. | Mr. and Mrs. David M. Gingrich vwere Wednesday visitors last week with Miss Ethel Trafelet at Woodâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Walter Adam, daugh ter Helen and son Percy were Sun day . visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E Lacknei of ‘Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Elias W. Martin of Peel spent Sunday with their octoâ€" genarian aunt, Miss Mary Weber, of West Montrose. Miss Olive Matthews of Galt and Miss Mary Cosford of Kitchener ure spending a fortnight at the home of the former‘s father, Mr. Charles Matthews. Mrs. Leo A, Diefenbacher and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Weber and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. David Martin of Olivet, Fourth of Peel. Rev. C. H. Cornwell of Elmira has kindly promised to occupy Zion Chapel pulpit here at 3 o‘clock next Sunday afternoon, August 5th. . Fields and pastures and gardens were needingly refreshed by the copious rainfall over this area durâ€" ing the darkness of Monday night. Haying is practically over in this locality, and harvesting is renewing its _ oldâ€"time â€" picturesqueness _ on every â€" side, with forty to fifty "shocks" or "stooks" mottling many a field of the peaceful countryside. Miss Helen McDonald was a Sunâ€" day visitor at the home of Mr. James Hanley in Kitchener. Miss Phoebe Schott of Kitchener was a weekâ€"end visitor with Miss Grace Gooding. Mr. William Sparks of Galt spent Sunday _ with North Wallenstein friends. Many New Members Received. R. R. 1 WALLENSTEIN WALLENSTEIN Persomals and other items as told by Waterioo Chronicle YATTON DISTRICT NEWS Mr. and Mre. Aaron Yoet and Mr and Mres Edward Richter of Arkona and Misa Ada _ Yost of Kitchener, were weekâ€"end vieltore at Mra M Yost. Mr. and Mre. Alex Hammond and Mr. and Mrea. Boyd Hammond and Miea Mary Freeborn attended the funeral of the late Mr. Walters at Moorefiekl on Thursday of last week. Mr. Ed. and Misa Margaret Viem:â€" mond and Mre. G. Atchison atterded the Shearer reunlon, which wa« held in Stratford last Thureday. Mre. N. Hofetetter of Baden apent the weekend with her sleter, Mre Jacob Seigner Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fleming and dnughter of New Hamburg visited mt the home of Mr. and Mrs: Royd Hammond on Sunday. % l Some heartless party left a young small dog tied up in a sack on the {roud either to starve to death or be | picked up by some kindâ€"hearted perâ€" son which happened to be the latter and at present is enjoying life to the ’ fullest. Family Gathering. wn . emjoyable â€" family | gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Eby on Sunday, .Those presâ€" ent were: Mr. and Mre. Levi Hall |man and Mesers. Harty Hallman and ; Harvey Rohr of Mannheim, Mr. and Mre. M. D. Hallman and children Kenneth, Howard and Evelyn and Mr. and Mre. Archie Hallman of Kitâ€" (ghener, Mr. and Mre. Wesley Hallâ€" 'mun and children Ruth, Lorne, Floyd, | Harold and Delton of Hespeler, Miss 'I(uth Stauffer of Crossfield, Alberta ‘and Mr. and: Mrs. Ed. Hallman and Miss Aileene Hallman. Personals. Mr. and Mres. Kzra Becker and Mr. aund Mrs. Henry Schreiber and baby Glenn apent the weekcend at. Port Elgin where they visited Rev. and Mrs. Herb Shantz, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thede and Miss Gertrude Dell and also called on Mr. and Mre. Jacob | Becker at Mildmay. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Yost and famâ€" ily and Mr. and Mrs. Jesee Young of Humberstone visited a few daya last week with the former‘s mother, \rs. M. Yost and other friends. ‘I Mias Maric Dubrick of Waterloo lspon! last week at her home hete. | Among those from here who atâ€" ‘lumlwl the New Dundee Junior Farâ€" merea‘ pienic which was held «t Hayeâ€" ville on Saturday . afternoon . were Elizabeth, Laura and George Reist and _ Ethel _ Kinzie and _ Gordon Woelfle Mige Florence Becker is «pending her holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker, Mrsa. George Atchison of Guelph viafted last week with her father. \Mr. Jas. B. Hammond. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Becker, Mr and Mr«. Morley Battler and chilâ€" dren, Eva, Clifford and Hazel, Mr and Mrs. Dave Schmitt, Ruby, Eie and (Cecit Schmitt and Mr. and Mra. Ezra _ Becker, Max, Fred and Ethel Becker attended the Schweltzer Reâ€" union at Kitchener lagt Wednesday â€" Master Cecil Schmitt spent Sun: day afternoon with hi« friend, Frank Shantz at Nine Pines. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hallman and sons Ronald and Wayne of Kitchener ie spending some time at the home of the latter‘s parente, Mr. and Mre. Henry Becker Miss Gladye Fried and Miss Dorâ€" othy Thoman of Kitchener spent the weekâ€"end with Miss Ethel Becker. Visitore here during the past wook . "!+ Th« P FEELOLEY 2) ENCPAAAE were: Miss Annie Jantzi of Kitchener Phone 592w, Waterloo. a week with her grandmother, Mrs. Aug. 4 (Saturday)â€"At 8 a.m., Dan Gerber; James Hinchley of at my auction stand. at the Kitchâ€" Stratford with friends here; Misses ener market, a good lot of furniture Louise, Carrie, Pauline and Dorothy for Mrs. C. R. Dingman. Zoeger of Toronto, Mr. Ivan Nurse Aug. 13 (Monday morning)â€" of Chatham and Mrs. Albert McKee Elmira Fair Day at the Farmers‘ and family of Millbank called at the Shed, Community Sale of stock, home of M. Shantz; Joan and Grace implements, furniture, or anything Dobson of London a week with Mr. you want to sell. If you wish to and Mra. George Glaister. have it advertised free of charge, Misses Annie and Fannie Jantzi leave the list of articles with Aaron and‘brothers Chris., Dan., Vaientine Hoffman or Auctioneer Frickey, on aud Rennlc visited over Sunday with 0t before Aug. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Reist called on Mr. and Mra. Irvin Relst and Mrs. Rlizabeth Reist at Floradale on Sunâ€" day .\filsses Annie and Fannie Jantzi and brothers Chris., Dan., Valentine and Bennie visited over Sunday with their brother Peter and father M. Jantzi near Buffalo. Miss Laura Reist is spending some time with her grandmother, Mrs. Reist at Ploradale. A â€" demonstration _ of _ waterless cooking with aluminum ware was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Schmidt Thursday evening. Mrs. E. Hooey returned home on sunday â€" after spending | the past month with her sisters, Misses Mary and Lavina Phair in Millbank, Mr. and Mré. Campbell Shantz spent Sunday at the home of the latâ€" ter‘s parents near Heidelberg. Cruelty to Dog. Mrs. Walters returned home after visiting friends in Brooklin, Ward Island, Toronto and Guelph. Master Billie Higgins is spending two weeks at the home of John L. Hammond. Miss Florence Hahn, R.N., of Wa terloo is in attendance at the ‘bed side of Mrs. George Hieronimus. Service in Boyd Church will be at 9.30 a.m. this Sunday Aug. 5th, Sunâ€" day School at 10.30 a.m. Masters Billie and Jack Dobson of London are epending this week at the home of George Glaister. Little Miss Jean Rowsell of Toronâ€" to is holidyaing with Mary, Elsie and Kathleen Smith. Miss Clara Bast and Mr. Aaron Bast spent Sunday with friends near St. Agatha. Mr. and Mre. Joseph Zehr visited friends in Milverton wto daye last week. WILLIAMSBURG CROSSHILL KINGWOOD Mr. Jogeph Eckert and Miea Maâ€" thilda IAngeman attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Vollmer in Hesson In@t week _ Mr. and Mrs. George FRorwell and son Clarence of Zurich vislted with frienda and relative« over the weekâ€" end . The Lucky Strike girle «oftball team played in Elmira and were just nosed out by the Red Shirts of that place by a ecore of 1211 on Friday evening. A réturn gAme will likely hbe played on Thursday evening here. Mr. and Mts. Donald Bunn family of Detrolt visited for a daye with Mr. Robert Mogk. Mr o and Mra Anthony Pnrwell‘ Mra. Willlam Forwell and «on Luke and Mra. Eugene Arnold and daugh A new score board has heen erectâ€" ed at the St. Clements ball park and wast most fittingly s«tarted over the weekâ€"end, when the first chalking on the board was a victory when our foâ€" cal boya defeated New (Germany. Score, 11â€"8. Auction Sale Lists ‘ W. W. FRICKEY, Auctioneer Mr. and Mrs. John Dietrich, Mr and Mra. Cletus Dietrich and family of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr und Mrs. Joachim Reltzel. Mrâ€" Simon Rosenblatt of Milwauâ€" kee, Wis., arrived here on Monday and ie etaying here for some time with his brother George Rosenblatt Softball Games. Miss Marian Rick of Kitchener «wpent a few days with her grandâ€" father, Mr. Paul Hoffarth. Mr. Anthony K. Meyer was a viaiâ€" tor in Kitchener on Friday Mre. John Foerster of Minneapolis, Minn., le visiting with relative« here for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Busch Jr., and fiumily, _ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Schnarr and family were in Water loo on Sunday attending the Schnarr reunion at Waterioo Park Mica â€" Margaret â€" Chamberlain _ of Kitchener is completing her vacation at her home here after a few days‘ cruise at the Thonsands Ielands and Montreal. Mre. Poter Lenhard of Kitchener called on Mrs_ Anthony K. Meyer recently Mr. _ Johnâ€" Vollmer of Elmira is vialting with Mra. John Dietrich for some time. Master Gerald Schnarr entertained ? a number of his friends on the occaâ€" i wion of his birthday. | Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, Mr and _ Mrs. _ Royâ€" Hammer and son Chriatle of Hesaon «pent Sunday evening â€" with Mr. and Mrs._ John Linseman. Mr. and Mre. Bert Meyer are vaca tioning for one week at Erie Beach Mr. Clarence Gatechene and Miss Agnes Carey of Kitchener vialted with Mr. and Mre. Leo Gatechene. Mr. Joseph Weber from Hamilton and _ Mr. _ Jack â€" Shoemaker _ from Guelph spent the weekâ€"end with Mrs. John Weber. Mr. and Mre. Atex Stimpf and Mr. and Mre. Simon Koebel and daughter Phylis from Waterioo visited with \r. and Mre. Henry Dietnels on Sunâ€" day. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boehm and family from Waterloo called on Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beaupre on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William . Snyder of j Kitchener were guests of Mr. and / Mrs. Alex Hartman on Sunday. j At 8.00 a.m. every Saturday morning at my auction stand, oppoâ€" site the Kitchener market, furniâ€" ture and household effects for anyâ€" vne that has something to sell. Send it out. Phone 222, Kitchener Sept. 18 (Tuesday) â€" Consignâ€" ment sale of 50 head of registered bloodâ€"tested Holstein cattle at the Winter Fair Buildings, Guelph, at 12 o‘clock noon, A. B. Brubacher, Sales Manager, Breslau. Miss Louwise Beaupre returned from Formosa and will remain with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Reide! for some time. August 13 (Elmira Fair Day)â€" At the Steddick House, Community Sale of livestock, implements, furniâ€" ture, or anything you wish to sell. Send it out early. I have several choice farms for sale at very attractive prices. Percheron horses for sale. _/ M. R. ROTH, Auctioneer, Phone 30w, Tavistock, Ont. August 16 (Thursday)â€"At 1 p. m., auction sale of real estate and household effects and tools in the village of Linwood, for the estate of the late Joseph A. Ament. Mr. and Mrs. William Haffner and Mr. Clarence Haffner and Miss Mary Lobsinger motored to New Hamburg on Sunday, where they visited with frientis Aug. 25 (Saturday)â€"At 8 a.m., furniture and household effects at my auction stand opposite the Kitchener market for H. E. Shafar. GEO. G. CLASS, Auctioneer, Phone 50 r 4. Elmira. Aug. 11 (Saturday) â€" Valuable residential property with all the modern conveniences belonging to the estate of the late Casper Ziegler, situated at No. 9 William St., Elmira. _ lute Joseph A. Ament. _ EXECUTORS‘ NOTICE TO . J. SHANTZ, Auctioneer. ; CREDITORS AND OTHERS THERE ARE STILL SOME OF TT CLEARING LINES LEFT THAT ARE REAL VALUE Urus calf upper, leather sole, rubber half sole, iron heel plute. FWig Vate K ....â€"..!â€"0,00c0sreimvrissroierecerecerennreisrrsrions 21 tro si. BOMHLENDER‘S watertoo ST. CLEMENTS A REAL MEN‘S FARM SHOE LITTLE WANT ADS. You Can‘t Get a Better Shoe‘! Bring BIG Results and few pursuant to Section 51 of Chapter 150 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1927, that all creditors and others having claims against or enâ€" titled to share in the estate of August Philip Dammeier, late of the Township of Wellesley, in the County of Waterloo, Farmer, deâ€" ceased, who died on or about the first day ofâ€" July, 1934, are required to deliver, by post prepaid or otherâ€" , wise, on or before the twentyâ€"fifth day of August, 1934, to William A. Dammeier, Bamberg, Ontario, and Alvin N. Dammeier, R. R. No. 3, Wallenstein, Ontario, the Executors of the Will of the said deceased, or either of them, their names in full, with their addresses and descripâ€" tions, full particulars of their claims or interests, and statements of the security, if any, held by them; and that after the said twentyâ€"fifth day of August, 1934, the said Executors | will proceed to distribute the assets ‘of the said deceased among the | parties entitled thereto, having reâ€" gard only to claims or interests of | which they shall then have received | notice, and will not be liable for the snid assets to any person of whose | ¢laim or interest they shall not then huve received notice. The K.â€"W. Colleginte Board, at their meeting last Tuesday night, acting upon the advice of the Property Committee, decided to nccept the tender of the Wm. Hogg Coal Co. for this coming winter‘s supply, for nut coal and slack toal at $6.80 per ton. Mr. and Mre. Albert Brenner and song Lawrence and Peter of Waterâ€" loo apent Sunday evening with Mr and Mre. Geo. Rosenblatt Mias _ Helena â€" Hergottâ€" has â€"re turned home from a weelkcend vaca tion in Detroit Miss Ruth Dietrick has returned to her home here after epending one month holidays at Port Burwell, Ont. Master _ Anthony â€" Schnarr spent last week with relatives in Waterloo. ter of Kitchener were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. John S. Meyer. Mre. Alphonse Dietrich and «on Don of Zurich spent Sunday with Miss Bernetta Meyer. Each initial, sign, or group of Aguree count as ome word. countries in British Postal Union: Six months ... Three Months To the United States, por yoar ........ $8.90 One Case tractor, 1928, 18â€"32 h.p. Waterloo, thresher, 45" body, 28" cylinder, blower and feeder. Papek 16â€"inch ensilage cutting box. For guick sale, $500. Appfy Box No. 121, New Dundee., 30â€"2 Double action Gould, Sharpley & Muir force pump with brass cylinâ€" der. Will sell cheap. Apply 74 Chestnut St., Kitchener. 24â€"tf. FOR SALE 2 Holstein fresh cows. Apply Ephraim Baer, R. R. No. 2, mw Hamburg. 31â€"1 FARM FOR SALE Valuable farm _ comprising 60 mcres, 55 acres under cultivation, balance in good hardwood bush and orchard, situated one mile west of Erbsville. Good buildings. Price $2500 for quick sale. For further fiarticularly apply to 32 Noecker St., Waterloo. 30â€"2 Polled Angus steer. Owner can have same by proving ownership and paying costs. _ Grant Schneider, Linwood. + > 81â€"2 In the Estate of AUGUST PHILIP DAMMEIER, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 10â€"3 *‘ â€"$1800 A.K.CRESSMAN THE CHRONICLE COAL TENDER $6.80 A TON By mail in Canada, Great Britain and At Conestogo, splendid land with large brick house, barn, excellent loâ€" cation, sacrificed to wind up estate. Selling price DATED 24th July, 1934. James C. Haight, Waterloo, Ontario, +8 Solicitor for the Executors CLASSIFIED WANT AD. RATES at Four Acres word for cash in advance. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable in advance. Waeterioo FOR SALE FOR SALE STRAYED y Gve Am0