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i m. Feb. ‘ $.â€"Some of the shipments of cattle at the Union Stock ‘Yards yesterday were held for ‘today‘s ‘market, although the bulk of the offering was disposed of at noon. As practically all the offerings of the previous day had been sold, buyers were not bothered with stale shipments. A good steady trade was in evidence for all grades of cattle. Exporters were not active and few store cattle changed hands, with the result that most of the buying was on the part of the packâ€" ers and butchers. * A. few lots of heavy steers sold from $7 to $7.25, and choice butchers from $7 to $7.75. One bunch of nine steers averaging 1,009 pounds sold at $8.25, and some weighing just unâ€" der 1,000 pounds brought from $7 io $7.50. Medium to good killers sold from $6 to $6.85, and some odd lots of heifers from $5.75 to $7.25. The offering of cows was none too heavy and the quality was not of the best, Most of the good butcher cows sold from $4.50 to $5.30. Half a dozen brought $5.50 and the baiance sold from $3.2%5 to $4.25. Not many bulls offered for sale and they brought from $8.50 to $9.50. A few odd lots of feeders sold from $6.25 to $6.50 and a load of light stockers at $4.80. There was a steady trade in calves a few bringing $14 and the bulk moving from $12 to $13.50. Light calves sold from $10 to $11.50. Prices paid for lambs â€" were slightly lower, the best bringing Local News of Interest. Miss Marie Wey of Waterloo spent the week end with her friends here. : Mrs. Joseph Brenner of Linwood spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lobsinger: Miss Edna Meyer, Miss Loretto Lobsinger spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer. Miss Margaret Kiebel spent Sunâ€" day with Miss Mary Lobsinger. Hockey Match.â€"The defeat of the Midget team last Saturday by a good score at Linwood, made the Linwood team the group winners. Our Midgets and Linwood are evenâ€" ly matched teams, only our locals, though small, are speedier and perâ€" haps more conditioned whereas the Linwood team is heavier. A social evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kroetsch when a number of friends gathered there. The evening. was pleasantly spent in card playing and ‘Ocean Â¥m. Snider Milling Co. Old Year Policies New Year Policies package. All of our reputation, Facilities, â€" organization and money back of every Quality in goods and service, Good Flour and straight forward treatâ€" ment of the trade. (Seven VLilies "‘The ideal general purâ€" pose flour for both Bread or Pastry. TORONTO LIVE STOCK ALWAYS ORDER BY NAME (Fancy Pastry) ST. CLEMENTS EFloury FEFlouy NE V ER FAILS ARE Are you ready to enter? Watch for the announcement of The Mail and _ Empire _ "Bâ€"Word" _ Picture Puzzle Game in this paper this week. Opportunity this time means the Toronto Mail and Empire‘s "Bâ€" Word" picture puzzle contest, with a recordâ€"breaking tof@l of $9,000 in cash offered for 150 winners. from $13.50 to $13.60. A few medium quality lambs sold at $13 and some culls at $10. A couple of dozen sheep sold fromâ€"§$5 to $8 a hundred. Salesmen were asking $13.50 f.0.b. and $14.50 off cars but most of the sales were unchanged at $13.25.4.0.b. and $13.50 off cars. wWOULD $9,000 MAKE vACATIONS JOYFUL FOR 150 PERSONS Nine thousand dofiars in cash will be given away in Ontario before you are six weeks older, to 150 men, women and children who _ want $9.000 and know they want it badly enough to go and get it. . In the hog market salesmen were holding out for higher prices, and the close was from steady to strong. _ Ontario wheatâ€"Good milling qual ity, if carlots, $1.37 to $1.39, f.o.b. outside points. Tere Manitoba wheatâ€"No. 1 northern, $1.72; No, 2 morthern, $1.68; No. 3 northern, $1.65, cAif. bay ports. American corn â€" No. 2 yellow, track, Toronto, 91¢; No. 3 yellow 890. â€" _ Ontario oatsâ€"Good, sound, heavy oats, in carlots, outside, 42¢ to 44c. Barleyâ€"Malting, 63¢ to 67¢ per bushel, f.0.b., Ontario points, in carâ€" lots. < Buckwheatâ€"No. 2 outside, 63¢ carlots. Rye â€" Ontario, f.0.b.. cou point, 90¢ in carlots. ® dancing. A dainty lunch was sery »d. Last â€" Thursday â€" afternoon | the monthly meeting of the Women‘s Institute was held at the home of \irs. Milton Weber, with a large atâ€" tendance. Ome quilt was quilted after which lunch was served. Manitoba flour â€" First patents, $9.10, Montreal, freights; do., second patents, $8.60. Millfeedâ€"Carlots, delivered, Mon lreal: Bran, per ton, $31.25; shorts per ton, $33; middlings, per ton, $40 Rye â€" Ontario, f.0.b.. country point, 90c in carlots. * Ontario flourâ€"90 per cent.‘ patâ€" ents, per barrel, in carlots, Toronâ€" to, $6.15, in jute. Mrs. Casper Boegel of Linwood is spending some time with her son, Mr. Peter Meyer. Mr. Joseph Ertel made a business iripto Bamberg on Saturday. Mr. Alfred Helm of Erbsville spent Sunday with Mr. Fred Hinschâ€" Nerger. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mitchell returnâ€" ed home on Friday after spending a couple of months with their daughâ€" ter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wright at Detroit. was a large attendance. The pro ceeds amounted to about $20.00. Rev. Mr. McGregor. of London vecupied the pulpit in Chalmer‘s Presbyterian Church here on Sunâ€" day morning. A number from ‘aroi tended the Gibson sale last Tuesday. Miss May Forbes of Kitchener spent Sunday at her home here. town Misses Alice Forbes and Viola Forbes of Heidelberg spent the week end at the former‘s home Mrs. Hammond has moved her household effects to Mr. Jolin Voiâ€" sin‘s house at the outskirts of our Local and Personal. Manitoba oatsâ€"No. 1 feed, 47 No. 2 feed, 45%4c, c.Lf bay ports Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kurtz spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schitett. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Howlett of West Montrose spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Shoemaker. Last Friday evening the West Montrose young people gave their play â€" entitled "Yimmie Yonson‘s Yob" in St. Andrew‘s Hall There REPORT TORONTO GRAIN MARKET WINTERBOURNE m e zons YESâ€" TnrAr § A co 7 J 0 N\('_ETON£~ VLL qré 7 IT To wirkyâ€" SH %////V â€"=‘~ oughHTt \TT. LKE _. & Sn t from ‘around 1 feed, 47%¢; at here atâ€" Mosboro in March 3 (Wednesday)â€"Clearing anction sale of farm stock, impleâ€" ments and feed at Lot 19, Con.. 2. Wilmot, 1%% miles south of Welles ley, at 12 o‘clock sharp, for Leonâ€" ard Heipel. Feb. 13 (Saturday) ~At 8 am., household effects on the Kitchener market," for R. H. Linmoyer. February 18 (Thursday)â€"At 9 o‘clock am., (Lunch at noon), 4arm _ stock, implements, . feed and household effects for Addison N. Weber, situated on the highway, % mile east of Heidelberg. Farm March 2 (Tuesday)â€"Aunction sale of farm, farm _stock, implements and feed at Lot 22, the 16th line East Zorra, 1 mile south of Cassel, for A. W. Jutzi. Feb. 25 (Thursday)â€"Auction sale of 30 high grade Holstein Dairy Cows, farm stock, implements and feed at lot 23, 18th line East Zorra, 1 mile northeast of Hickson, for A. Harrington, at 12 o‘clock sharp.â€"A grand offering. Feb. 19 .(Friday)â€"Real estate and chattels belonging to Andrew Ditâ€" ner, situated 1% east of Erbsville and 41 miles northwest of Waterloo at 2 p.m. Feb. 23 (Tuesday) atâ€"12 o‘clock noon, farm stock, implements, feed and household effects for David Bingeman, situated in the village of Breslau. Farm is sold. Feb. 25, (Thursday)â€"Farmstoc‘t, implements, feed and household effects for Noah 8. Weber, situated 2% miles north of Waterloo, on the Highway between Waterloo and St. Jacobs. Feb. 16 (Tuesday)â€"Auction sale of dairy cows and young cattle and hogs at Lot 7, the 13th Line Blandâ€" ford, at Ratho, for Wm. Hesse. Feb. 18 (Thursday)â€"Auction sale of registered and high grade Holâ€" stein cattle and registered York shore hogs, farm stock, implements and feed at Lot 34, 13th line East Zorra, 4 mile south of Tavistock ai 12 o‘clock sharp, for Peter Merkâ€" linger. % March 2 (Tuesday) â€"At 12 o‘ clock noon, farm stock, implements, feed and household effects belong: ing to John W. Hartleib adjoining the village of Bamberg‘ No reserve as the farm is sold. § Mar, 4 (Thursday)â€"At 12 o‘clock, Farm stock, New Hamburg threshâ€" ing machine, Waterloo Portable steam engine, full line of Impleâ€" ments, feed and household effects belonging to Paul Martin, situated 3 miles northwest of Waterloo ard 2 miles east of Erbsville. No reâ€" Feb. 27 (Saturday)â€"at 1.30 p.m., valuable real estate situated at 40 Menno St., Waterloo, for the late Charles Zinkan estate. serve March 9 (Tuesday)â€"Farm stock implements and feed belonging to Wm. Z. Koebel, 24 miles southeast of Hawkesville, 23% miles west of Heidelberg and 2 miles northwest of St. Cleménts. March 25 (Thursday)â€"At 1 p.m., farm stock, implements, feed and household effects belonging to Geo. Doerfler, situated % mile east of Yamberg, and 3 miles south of St. Clements. No reserve. March 9 (Tuesday) â€" 9 o‘clock n m..sale of 9 fine Clydesdale horses ind all farm stock, implements, pro duce andâ€" household effects belong ing to Jacob Montag, 2 miles south of Petersburg and 4 miles north of New Dundee. No reserve asâ€" the farm is sold. 5 Mar. 17, (Wednesday)â€"9 o‘clock, am.â€"Extensive and entire sale of farm stock, implements, . produce, and household effects for George E. Schmitt, 3 miles south of Petersâ€" burg and 3 miles north of New Dunâ€" dee. No reserve as the farm is sold. Lunch at noon. March 4 (Thursday)â€"Entire farm stock, â€"implements, â€" produce and household â€" effects, belonging â€" to Daniel Geiger, 4 miles north of New Dundee and 2 miles south of Petersâ€" burg, on the Bleam‘s Road. No re serve as farm is sold. April 24 (Saturday) â€" Household offects for C. R. Croom, adjoining Kitchener city limits, i. H. TOMAN, Graduate Auctioneer. Aufl-SdQ'LH M. R. ROTH, Auctioneer A0 LCOMAS, 4 ,, Z7 N{N““""’//' f en( t A /;.L / \0 10 i\?“fi“: "2}":/ V o (32" a£ &\ t 6g4 > w se \ A .\‘n"f.L «* . wrarmeâ€"" ( 4 4)77/ o #~, 3 We Aary, //"f)fh s 'M:Ss , -7‘ eb & J To '“f}bgsi.,u. "\Q‘S “1 s Shat l 227 TC Cook‘s Regutating Compround tion sale of 3 miles southwest of Wellesloy at 12 o‘clock sharp, for Herb. Sthults, March 10, (Weduesday)â€"Auction sale of 51 head of registered and high grade Poll Angus cattle, farm stock, implements and feed at Lot 2, Concession 1, Wellesiey, 1 mile east of Topping, 4% miles east, of Mar. 4, (Thursday)â€"Farm stock, implements, hay, grain, household effects, etc., of Richard Douslin. about 6 miles north of Floradale wnd 2% miles south of Alma. "Well, yo‘ homor," said the culâ€" prit, "I hands him a telegram for my girl an‘ he starts readin‘ it. So { just nachnrally up an‘ hands him one." "Why did you strike the telegraph Operator " the Judge asked the neâ€" Brunner Station, at 12 o‘clock sharp. This is a grand offering for auction sale of farm stock, impleâ€" ments and feed at lotâ€"1, 13th line of Blandford, 2 miles north of Bright and 2 miles west of Plattsâ€" . ‘March 16 (Tuesday) â€" Auction sale of farm, farm stock, imple ments and feed at Lot 4243, Conâ€" cession 6, S.E.H., 3% miles south of Stratford, for W. H. Odbert. ETO ville, for Mrs. March 15 (Monday)â€"Auction sale of farm stock, implements and feed at Lot 6, concession 10, Blandford, 2 miles west of Bright, for Emerson Mitchell. Mar. 26 (Friday)â€"Annual spring horse sale at the Arlington Hotel yard, Tavistock. Enter your horses with the auctioneer by March 1st. March 1. (Monday)â€"Farm stock, implements, hay, grain, household effects, etc.,. of Allen Brubacher, about 1 mile north of Bridgeport. Feb. 19â€"Real estate comprising 100 acre farm with good buildings, good soil, good location, and farm stock, fimplements, grain and houseâ€" hold effects, etc., for George Steenâ€" son, on Lot 15, Con. 3. Peel Townâ€" ship, !& mile west of Yatton and about 5 miles west of ElmirA. Feb. 27â€" Household effects, garâ€"| den tools, etc., of Eli G. Brubacher,, at St. Jacobs. «‘ Feb. 17 (Wednesday) â€" Farm stock, implements and feed on the farm formerly occupied by Neal Warner at Strasburg, and chattels belonging to N. C. Surbray. Feb. ments ship. Feb. 26, (Friday)â€"Farm â€" stock, impl&ments, hay, grain, household effects, etc., of Peter Ziegler about 2% miles north of West Montrose and 5 miles northâ€"east of Elmira, 5 miles south west of Elora. Feb. 16â€"] ments of Jo tween â€" Arris Elmira road About March 1stâ€"Farm stock, im plements etc., belonging to Swartz enburg Bros., Puslinch Tp. Feb. 23 (Monday) â€"Farm stock. implements, hay, grain, household «affects, etc., of Eugene L. Helm, at Dorking Station. About March 1stâ€"Farm stock, im plements, etc., belonging to Wm Robbinson, Puslinch Tp. March 10 (Wednesday) â€" Auction sale of farm â€" stock, Clydesdale horses, furniture, etc., for John Becker, Breslua Road, at 10 a.m. A good sale. Farm is sold. Feb. 16th â€" Farm stock, imffleâ€" ments, hay, grain, houséhold effects vrtc., of Angus Weber, 4 mile north of Floradale. . March, 11 (Thursday) â€"Clearing E. J. SHANTZ, Auctioneer, 47 C. M. CRAWLEY, Auctioneer GEO. G. CLASS, Auctioneer. / 15â€"Farm stock and of Henry Floops, Erin 16â€"Farm_ stcok and impleâ€" of Jos. Schribic, midway beâ€" Arris and Weissenberg, on R. LINN, Auctioneer THE COOK MEDICINE CO, TORONTO.ONT. ( For merly Windsor Bold 'J’ nll druggists, or sent revaid on receipt of price, g‘r:r pamphlet. _ Address: Provoking A s/c, reliable . regulating mesicine. Bold in thrce des roes of stremgthâ€"No. 1, $1; To. 2, $3; No. 3, $3 per box, imple: Town | Horsesâ€"1 span of black percherâ€" j on geldings rising four years old, . welght 3,000 lbs., biack percheron | gelding rising 3 years old, weight : 1,400 lbs., 1 span of coach mares 5 and 6 years old, 2,600 lbs. (both Ateams well matched), 1 standard ibrod mare good in all harness. Furnitureâ€"Coal heater, â€" brooder stove (50 chick cap.), sink, extenâ€" sion table, leaf table, dresser, 2 wash stands, 2 bed steads with springs and mattress, butter worker, «cider barrel, large vat, apple drying | racks, benches, clock, sausage grinâ€" der,2 meat blocks, cheese press, and lother articles. Cattieâ€"10 choice Dairy Cows: 1 lred cow fresh by time of sale, roan ,cowhuhbytlmootnb.lm cow due Aprilâ€"+5, roan cow due iMarch 30th, roan cow due April 24. |red cow due June 30, roan cow due May 13, red cow fresh, red cow due Feb. 18, red heifer due March 12. ;2 butcher heifers, 2 spring calves, 2 other calves. Harnessâ€"Set of brass mounted tcam harness, other set of team harâ€" ness, 2 sets of plow harness, set of carriage harness, 4 sets of single harness, collars and other harness parts, riding saddle, large pair oi woolen blankets, 2 sets of woolen team blankets, 2 robes, 40 large grain bags. Grainâ€"About 100 bushels of oats. Dairy .Utensilsâ€"DeLaval cream separator No. 15 with power drive, l Melotte cream separator with clutch [pulley. McCartury hand milker in | good order, large milk can, milk ‘ pails, and cans. at Educaged, refined lady for agreeâ€" able work at fhome. Must have pleaâ€" sant, clear voice at phone. No sellâ€" ing or canvassing. Very attractive offer for temporary services. Box 30, Waterloo Chronicle. 6.1t. Termsâ€"Grain, fowl, pigs, butcher cattle and all sums of $10.00 and under, cash; over that amount 12 months‘ credit will be given on approved joint notes or 57 discount for cash. implementsâ€"McCormick binder 7 ft. cut, McCormick mower 6 ft. cut, 16 ft. dump rake, Elmira hay loader, M.â€"H. spring tooth cultivator, Climâ€" ax stiff tooth cultivator, land roller new), M.~H. corn cultivator, F&W. disc harrow, 3 Fleury single plows 1 nearly new, set of wheels for Fleury plow, 1 Oxford twin plow, 1 Verity twin plow, 2 scufflers, MaX: well turnip sower, 4 sec. fron harâ€" row, roller chopper, Aylmer scales (2000 lbs. cap.), other scales 300 lbs. cap., fanning mill, corn sheller, hay root pulper, manure sled, wheelâ€" fork, rope and pulleys, cutting box, barrow, 1 Ford motor, 1 Gilson enâ€" gine 3%% h.p., 1 International enâ€" gine 1 h.p., 1 power jack for car, 6 in. belt. 30 feet long, other belts. These implements are all in good running order. _ Pigs and Poultry â€"30 shoats, 15 Rock pullets, 45 Rock hens, 2 Rock roosters, 1 collie dog. Vehiclesâ€"2 Jackson wagons com-’ plete (1 nearly new), 1 farm truck' wagon, stock rack, 2 sets of gravel planks, (1 nearly new), 2â€"flat racks with storm sides (new), 1 l-horse‘ carriage with stock rack, 1 rubber; tire buggy (new), 1 steel tire top buggy, set of bob sleighs with wood rack, flat rack sleigh, cutter, bugg.v( pole, grindstone, iron kettle, furnace kettle, draining tools, 2, 3 and 4 horse eveners, 3 neckyokes, wagon (new), extension ladder, other lad-j der, power clipper, cattle dehorner, i grain cradle, 5â€"gallon can, shotgun,i crowbar, extra heavy logging chain, other chains, anvil, workbench withI vise, crossâ€"cut saw, ijron wedges,‘ stone hammer sledge, scythe and: swath, good wooden pump a.boucl 10 ft. rubber hose, forks, shovels, hoes and other numerous artlcles.‘ GEO. G. CLAS$, Auctioneer. ANGUS 8. WEBER, Proprietor. HENRY KLINCK, Clerk. 4â€"3t TUESDAY, FEB. 16th, 1926 12 o‘clock noon. %% mile north of Grain, Furniture, ete. _ |& â€" in. leather tops. HELP WANTED Hay and Feedâ€"10 tons of good hay, 600 bushels mixed grain, 600 bushels turnips, 35 bushels of seed barley. © No Reserve. _ Terms of Saleâ€"Hay, grain, roots, fat pigs, young pigs and all sums of $15.00 and under, cash; over that amount 10 months‘ credit will be given by furnishing approved joint notes, or 6% per annum discount for cash on credit amounts. NOTEâ€"The farm where . the above sale will be held is for sale, consisting of 103 acres good loamy suil, good buildings, plenty of good water, the farm is well situated, not far to school. Anyone interested in buying a farm will do well to inâ€" vestigate this proposition. Price right. Further particulars can he had by the undersigned auctioneer. N. C. SURBRAY, Proprietor. E. J. SHANTZ, Auctioneer, Kitchener, Ontario. O. $. KOLB, Clerk. ‘There will be offered for sale by public auction the property belong: ing to the estate of the late Charles Zinkan, situated at 40 Menno street, in the town of Waterloo, on SATURDAY, FEB. 27th, 1926 at the hour of 2 o‘clock p.m. Implementsâ€"Frost & Wood binâ€" der,â€"steel hay rake, F. & W. disk, spring tooth cultivator, . 4 section iron harrow, 2 Cockshutt walking plows, 1. twoâ€"furrow plow, turnip seeder, 2 scufflers (one new), 1 tube seed drill, good wagon, bob sleigh, 2 wagon boxes, cutter, road cart, rubber tire top buggy, 1â€"horse demoâ€" crat, new, DeLaval cream separator nearly new, No. 12, 2 butcher kettles, 2 churns, butcher table. steel land roller, fauning mill, cuttâ€" ing box, kitchen stove, wood heater, 5 milk pails, root pulper, chains, doubletrees, forks and numerous other useful articles that are used on the farm. The above implements are all in good shape. Harnéssâ€"Set of team harness, set of plow harness, set of single tugey harness. â€"The property consists of a cement block house of seven rooms, all modern conveniences, centrally loâ€" cated, on a nice lot having â€"a~fronâ€" tage of 41 feet. The house is in good repair and will be offered subâ€" ject to a reserve bid. Termsâ€"Ten per cent. of the purâ€" chase price on day of sale, balance in 30 days, when deed and possesâ€" sion will be given. VALENTINE OTTERBEIN, HENRY BECHTHOLD, Executors There will be sold by public aucâ€" tion on the premises situated at Strasburg, 5 miles south of Kitchâ€" ener. The farm formerly occupled by Mr. Warner), on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, commencing at 1 o‘clock p.m. , Cattle: 9 good Holstein and Durâ€" ham Dairy Cows:â€"4 cows fresh, 1 cow bred Jan. 7, 1 cow bred Sept. 13th, cow bred Sept. 21st, cow bred Aug. 2lst;' 6 young heifers rising one and two years old, 3 calves, black bull two years old. iorsesâ€"3 good working horses, one is a good driver, 1 fine bay colt rising 3 years old. Pigs â€" 2 good Yorkshire brood sows with 16 pigs 4 weeks old, 1 Yorkshire boar, 4 fat pigs weighing about 200 lbs. each, 35 chickens. Farm Stock, Implements and of Charles Zinkan Estate. W. W. FRICKEY, Auctioneer. PUBLIC SALE PUBLIC SALE 21 Erb St NYouâ€"tan still get some real Bargains in Youth‘s Boys‘ Men‘s Lumberman‘s H# you don‘t walt too long. [ . _ â€" We bave some small sizes 6, 7 and $ in Men‘s 1% and REAL ESTATE of valuable ‘s. BORIG@NU@L‘S werentoo 1 _ of Get yours now and save money 6â€"3t implements â€" Masseyâ€"Harris . binâ€" Nder on truck in good running order, | Nasseyâ€"Harris mower as good as ’no\v, Masseyâ€"Harris side rake and ‘tedder combined, as good as new, | kay rake, hay rack, 3 new Massey 1\\:\lklng plows, Masseyâ€"Harris manâ€" ure spreader, 2 iron harrows, seed Idrill with grass seeder attached, , Masseyâ€"Harris cultivator, new Bain | wagon, truck wagon, wig.on box with | fouble shelving, top buggy, single 'hnrse carriage,. road. cart, fanning l'mill. gravel box, turnip pulper‘ cutâ€" ting box. for $5 . Sold by all druzgists, bkg. on receipt of price . New ) OP P OV OPRTASOER ner en dfhe Jothis drrncdiits i 14 Tree. TUE WOOD MEDIC:XZ CQ..TORINTO.ONT. commencing at 1 o‘clock Horsesâ€"Chestnut team 12 and 14 years old, black team 12 and 15 yeasr old, bay team 10 and 12 years old, grey.team 12 years old. Cowsâ€"Holstein cow supposed to calf March 11, Holstetn~cow sup posed to calf March 20, Holstein cow supposed to calf April 17, Holstein cow supposed to calf July Ist farâ€" row cow fat. P The Great English Preparation. f Tones andâ€"~nvigorates the whol@ \ * s}nervons system. makes new Bloo# £ i old Vein: ~Used for Nervou® â€" Debility, Menial un“l, Brain Wawz’ Despondency, Loss of EnaEv. alpitation the (Hrnvt. ?‘.'xiling Memory. Price $2per box, 3. i it se nemiaid 9 PWY t of valuable ; â€" Farm Stock, Implements, Feed and Household Effects Mr. Allen Brubacher has given inâ€" structions to George C. Class, auc tioneer, to sell by public auction his Farm Stock, Implements, Feed and HMousebold Effects on his farm situâ€" ated 1 mile north of Bridgeport, 3 miles south of Conestogo, known &5 the Bish farm, on MONDAY, MARCH ist, 1926 Terms of Saie.â€" Grain, pigs and fat cows and all sums of ten dollars and under, cash; over that amount $ months‘ credit on approved bankâ€" able noles, or 5 per cent. per annum off for cash payments of credit amounts. Pigs â€"12 fat pigs if not previously sold, 26 shoats from 60 to 100 lbs., 1 good collie dog. Harnessâ€"3 sets of team harness, driving harness, carriage harness. 4 e en in ut e e ie ueB t O e n temmay Household Effectsâ€"Renown cookâ€" ing stove, â€" parlor heater, bureau, organ. and other articles too numerâ€" ous to mention. y AGENT WANTED For Waterloo and district. Two fast yning household specialties. Write for full particulars. Consoliâ€" dated Sales Book & Wax Paper Co., 800 Burlington St., Hamilton, Ont. Grainâ€"100 bus. pure Banner seed oats, 200 bus. mixed grain. t 0i n m cce e NOCDn~ PHOSPHOCINE. A. K. CRESSMAN 125 Acre Farm situated 2% _ miles from Waterloo for sale, with or without stock and impleâ€" ments. An opportunity to get near town for dairy business. $2400 cash required, balance on mortgage at 5% interest. For further particulars apply ALLEN BRUBACHER, Prop., GEO. C. CLASS, Auctioneer. 6â€"3t PUBLIC SALE Waterloo wÂ¥ en in on n or mailed in plain pamphiet mailed