Ontario Tobacco Plantings Lift 1926 Ontario Output
Federal figures show 19 261 acres under tobacco in Ontario in 1926 yielding 20 623 000 pounds, with 12 135 800 pounds from 1924 and 130 pounds per acre in 1925 versus 914 last year. Canada exports to UN from Ospher bist period include 62 963 cars and $85 168 86 value.
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Canada
Ontario
Murray Bros Wood and Kindling Sale Ad
Wood hardwood cut to any length available. Sida cord sham price 3.50. Furnace chunks 5.00 per wad. Free load of kindling with every three cord order. Murray Bros. Phone 99 R 15.
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Murray Bros
Auctioneer Benj Petch Sells at Reasonable Rates
Benj Petch licensed auctioneer for Halton and Peel area conducted sale at Glen Williams Post Office. Sale completed satisfactorily with reasonable rates. Orders left at the Georgetown Herald Office will receive prompt attention.
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Benj. Petch
Halton and
Peel
Glenwilliams
Georgetown Herald
Hospital for Sick Children marks fiftieth anniversary appeal
The Hospital for Sick Children in Ontario celebrates its 50th year since 1387 founding with expanded services and a Christmas gift drive. It notes high costs from wards and outpatient care, urges public support to sustain clinics and future growth without Federation funding.
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Dewrie
Ontario
Ifte
Elso
Rving & Robertson
Estate of Gilbert Sinclair creditors notice Beqsesing Halton
In the matter of the Estate of Gilbert Sinclair late of Bequesing Halton farmer deceased Molrose is given under the Trustees Act that all creditors or others with claims against the estate who died about October 1 1923 are required by January 18 1926 to send full particulars of their claims to John F Sinclair administrator. After that date the administrator will distribute the assets among those entitled and will not be liable to any claimant not given notice. Letov Darn solicitor for the administrator Georgetown November 1925
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Bequesing
Halton
Molrose
Soheiiue Berin
John F. Sinclair
She and
Gilber
Sinclair
Letov Darn
Sid
Georgetowa Thie
Montroyal’s West Indies Voyage From New York
The Canadian Pacific Line ship Montroyal departs New York January 28 and sails through wintry seas to the West Indies for a thirty day itinerary visiting fifteen ports. Passengers endure cold at sea before the tropical warmth and lush scenery of sugar cane fields, banana trees, and colonial towns along the route. Shore excursions promise visits to sugar mills, plantations, and coastal towns as the ship charts a second trip starting March 1 and ending March 30.
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Li ix
Montroyal
Canadian Pacific Line
West Indies
de Tinnear
Aland
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