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Tou can tell a good driver
by the mileage he gets from
his tires
D
OME fellows are sure rough on tires -slam on
the brake and slide a yard or two in stopping -
drop in the clutch and spin the rear wheels in
starting -speed round corners and skid.
It may save a few minutes running time --it may
even look a little "showy" to the man on the side -
W -but the real driver knows that it means
miles off the running life of the tires.
Good tires will give unbelievable miles of service if
you treat them right. Drive sanely.
Come in and let us pat the gauge on the valves
once a week -under inflation means certain
trouble. Let us examine the casings regularly for
embedded flints and nails. This service will save
dollars on your year's car expense.
H. MOUSSEAU
TENDERS WANTED Mrs. Joe Ferguson and child-
. ren, of near Chisellrerst, spent a
few days at the home pf her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Parsons
Tenders will be, .received by the
:tolice Trustees of the Village of
Enrich for hauling 100 loads of
good lake gravel. Tenders to
-taste price per one and one-quar-
ter yards delivered to Zurich and
le be in the hand e of the under-
-atigned by 11 o'clock, a. in, Meech
let, 1928.
1Siousseau, Chairman.
ilL P. Hess, Secretary.
HILLSGREEN.
Valentine social was held in
he basement of the church on
bEridety evening last and was :well
itattende d.
Mr, and Mrs. G, Love and fam-
ley %pent a few days et the home
4of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. ,Lave, of
VIonkton.
Mrs. Lorne Eller and\.children,
Indio have been spending' the past
two months with her parents, ,Mr
und Mrs, J. Cochrane, have retu-
etted to Toronto. o
Edna Cochrane ot London Hos-
vital spent a few holidays e at
leer home here ' r
Wm. jarrott attended the ;04t-
lejerlei Thveslaer's Association the
ast week.
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DASHWOOJD
Rev. F. B, Meyer attended the
funeral of his sister-in-law in
Corrie last week.
Miss Nelda Fassold visited in
London, the pat week,
Mies AAlice Willed of Burning -
ham ,spent the weak -end With her
parents,. ' •
Mrs. Sinclair •of Bru•sefield 8p-
bnt the week -era with her dearth -
ter, Mrs. IVIoffat,
Mr, mid Mrs. Chas, Hooey of
Toronto, visited with Rev. and
Mrs. Meyer over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs, V. Heywood of
Exeter, visited with Mr. and Mre
P. Kraft on Sunday.
Mr, Thee. Klatep has purclescel
the env mill and property from
the •Goetz estate and is busy get-
ting things in elm° for spring.
Miss Clark 'Kraft is visiting hO,'
siter near
Mr, Ilampson of Hamilton is
here conducting the big Sale now
on for. J. o ,hoitt a co.
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uet be in the hands of the
••Superinterident of the 'Pp'
'Clerk, forty-eight hours before' a
meeting of the council, and all
;other 'accounts against the Tp. or
Telephone System must be in the
hands of the Tp. Clerk 48 hours be-
fore a meeting of the Council,
H. 11,, Neeb, Road Superintend-
ent, evil attend the annual conven-
tion on road construction for Co -
;linty and Township Road Superin-
tendents at Toronto. Zurich and
Dashwood switchboard operat-
ors will be paid the sum of $25
per annum additional, to give Con-
ti/MOUS service over the Hay Mun-
icipal Telephone System. By -Law:
No, 4, 1928, covering estimates of
expenditures of $15,030,00 on town-,
ship roads for the year 1928, was
read three times and finally pas-
sed.
The following accounts were
passed; -
E. Deters pay lists, $9.05; E.
Gabel, pay list, snow roads 15.90;
R. Geiger, pay list, snow rioads .50;
J. Oesch, pay list, snow rads 6.60;
N. Foster, pay list, snow roads,
13.40; Bank of Montreal, tax Col-
lections, $25.00; Bank of Montreal
Hensall, tax collections 7.30; JJ.
Gescho, labor, hal', 1.00;' Vera
Haberer auditor 10.00; J. A, Smith,
auditor 10.00; Municipal World
:subscriptions 8.00.; D. A: Cantelon
coal, indigent 5.00e County Treas-
urer, re tax 'deed 3.18; J. Gascho eS.;
Sons account $1.54 Northern' glee-
trie,,•Co., supplies 3.26;.. •Stromberge
Carlson 'Tel, Mfg,. Co., •supplies,
4,83; A. 'F. Hess, interest ,on . note
27.50; Fera • Haberer, •anclitor
J.A, Smith, auditor., 2 00.; exchange.
on cheques 5.70; Bel.Teephone .Co.
tolls. 39.24; M. G, Deitz, salary and
car 90.00; L. Albrecht salary '60.00;.
The Council adjourned to meet
again on Monday, March 5th, at
.L30 p.m.
A. F. Hess, Clerk,
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EXETER
• Dr. 3. Ward has installed a
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new quartz Lamp for Ultra -Violet
treatment 5.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. W. F. Beavers
were 'at Toronto the past week,
where- he attended the -Provincial
liorticUltural eonventioe.
The Exeter Council have dec-
ided to ring the town bell at
seven, twelve, one and six o'clock
It was discontinued last inar,Ipt
the citizens messed it so much.
C. E. Tuckey while cutting
wood the past week was njured
when a etick flew up and struck
'in in the throat, and since
elks with great difficulty.
A meeting or those interested
in tobacco growing will be dield
on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 21.
The Thames Rd. Farmers'Club
together with their wives enjoyed
a, Pleasant evening at the Exeter.
Opera House. recently. A very
sumptuous oyster supper- and ban.
quet was served, about 150 be-
ing present.
The other day a programpwae•
broadcast from London, Eng-
land and was picked, up at the
home of J. Senior, since' then it
has been picked up several times:
Our time is 5 hours earlier than
London, Eng.
Boys from the Trail Rangere•
in Exeter have been engaged in
a bond selling campaign to rate'
funds for boy's work throughout
the province. The bonds seal for
$1.00 each and the boys were sun=
ceseful in disposing of quite a -
number of them.
AUCTION SALE
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Of HOUSELOLD FURNITURE'
AT ZURICH On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1923
At 1.00 p.m., the following.
The undersigned .Auctioneer has
been instructed to sell the fol-
lowing high class furniture;
Piano, good as new; parlour
suite sittine room suite, 2 beds. .-1.""4.101011"eeielreellsteieleeeelo.444e4,444,
the voiced:lye' eat' el/cleaver' to
make arrangement* Whereby Ile
zany have a Vacation.
'Clarence''Armstronge Youngest
aoza cif M. and Alm Nelson Arm -
avow,. of Goclerithe met with an
accident at the harbor- the other
Clay-. The ruing lad was attempt
tag to =ORS fiona a boat to the
Flew in front of the Western Can-
ada Flour Mils plant, when be
accidently missed bids footingand
fell into the harbor. He was at
meeer rescued and neeuts nolle the
worse from Itia cold'
Thuraday, Pebrileary 16 1928
The' annual meeting or the lt.lo*.
hunt& & Eibbert Fire Insuranceeck,
Was held in Farquhar Hall the •tet-
her day with- a good attendance,
Mel the annual report was preoent-
ented, with heavier loeees the
past year than usual. The asses...
ment the peat year. was reducedby,
one Mira, the amount at Tisk ie.
nearly ten Minion dollars, and the.
each balance =amounts to $50,000.00,.
vitiate the balance of premium notes
on band were $235,153.20, The.
losses during the year amountedll
to $17,735.00.
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Accounts not called for by Feb. 1st will be
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HORSES, CATTIJE, HOG -S,
SHEEP and POULTRY
Louis Schilbe gi Zurich
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with springs and mattress, dres-
sers, washstand's, dressing table,
toilet sets, piCtures; 'chiffonier; el-
ectric. lainp shades, couch, tables,
clock; kitchen cabinet, "Kitehee
table and Chairs', flower plants,'
wringer, dustless ash 'sifter,
burner oil stove, oil heater, 2ptate,
electric stove, rugs, crib, baby
buggy, bassinet, child's bath tub,
high chair and table combined,
child's sleigh and wagon, veran-
dah swing, garden toOls, wheelbar
row, lawn mower, saw& axe decoy
'clucks, croquet set, step ladder,
lanipe overcoat, fru't jars, pails
HENSALL. carpet sweeper, crockery, potat-
• lees, hand picked apples, quantity
boal and numerous other articles.
Alex. Sparks -who ht been vis- lFurniture as good as Dew.- No
iting for some time with his sons
in Detroit, has returned home,
Lulu McDonald, who has been
visiting for the past two weeks
with relatives in London, has
returned home.
Gladys Gardiner visited with
friends in White Church .
The basement of the United Ch-
urch is being redecorated by Mr.
Kay of Clinton and when finished
will present a very attractive ap-
pearance.
At a special meeting of the
Orange Lodge Order the other ev-
ening it was decided to celebrate
the 12th of July in Renee% which
no. doubt will be a big event.
The many friends of Mrs. Wm.
Henry are pleased to learn that
she is much improved in health.
Maste. Ray Patterson underwent
an operation at his home here for
removal of his tonsils and is im-
proving nicely.
Mr and Mrs. Adam Reickard
received the news of the death of
their grandaughter, Mrs. Sam St-
evens of Toronto who passed a-
way at Toronto Hospital after
being ill for four days with pn-
eumonia at the early age of 23
years. • .
Wm, Consitt was in Clinton .
and Goderich on business thepast
week.
Mrs, jas. Barnett, who has been
visiting relatives in Hensall, has
returned to Toronto.
Tho h'ockey match held Eere
here the other evening with Zur-
ich resulted in favor of Hensel',
sews 4-2.
. George Hudson ha.sereeelved the
Contract for caretaking of the
school, his tender being the low -
et. .
A four-aet play entitled "Wan-
ted a Wife", was given in the
Town Hall Friday evening last,the
hall being filled to capacity.
Pleased to report that Fred
Berry who is at Clinton Hospital
for a few weeks following ,the
amputation of his leg, is recover..
ering and soon expected to return
to the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wee
Consitt,
Ed. Taylor and Rosie pepper.;
Vbo- :have been Visiting in Len-
nox, Mich., have returned,
The suit of Owen Geiger, iii
which he is exideae ming to un-
seat Reeve Robt. :Hoggine of
Hensall, was up before JudgeLe-
Vis, at Goderich, on TuesdaYlest.
The evidence was taken and the
ease was then argued before the
Judge on Saturday morning let
week. iflud el,Y Rol m es, Jr.. of
! croderich anted on behalf of Mr,
RUC it:o.s c5z Hays, of ate krow'elge W ti -e vr,rfqtri pha-
Goderich for , Mr. eleiger.• The ee of the work over whihe eh eas
case ie creating considerable hi- presided, so long, it was licit that
terest is this district ' jbli 'Services should he iletained,and
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reserve as proprietor is going out
to Winnipeg. In case of rough
weather, Sale wilt be held in Luth-
eran church sheds.
TERMS -All amounts of $20.00
and under cash, over that amount
8 months' credit on approved joint
notes. 4% straight off for cash
Ion credit amountsRev.B.
Rev. Rembe, Proprietor.
Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer.
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r•OUNTY NEWS
Only six out of the 33 members
of the Bruce County Council ,are
new men on the job. e
The Township Council of ,Stan-
ley met on Monday lasttett Varna
when the auditors' report was
presented, showing the township
accounts to be in splendid ,cond-
ition, when the Govvernment sub-
sides are received there will be a
balance on hand of about $3500.00.
For the fourth time one block
of the business section on ,Queen
street at Ripley has been 'wiped
out by fire. The first was forty
years ,ago, the second on July- 1828
the third tire in 1906, and the dth
time, January 17,1923.
The announced retirementat '15
cif Robert Holmes, for several ye-
ars Deputy Collector of Customs
at Toronto will close a long car-
eer of public service iri one cap-
acity for anothe4 As editor of
the Clinton. New Era Mr. Holmes
was a keen public figure im Hu-
ron. County, a position which led
to 'membership in the House of
Commons in the hey -day of the
Laurier regime. .
The death occured at 'the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Thompson,
on Saturday last, one of Clinton's
oldest citizens in the person of Mr.
ItuneS Steven's, who was within a
few weeks of his 91st birthday. He
had been in fairly good health up
to less than a fortnight of his pas-
sing, and he kept his mental facul-
ties up to "t he end. Was born
in Colborne Tp. ,and his father di-
ed when he was about nine years
of age
At a meeting of the executive
of the Children's Aid Society , on
Tuesday last at Goderich, Mr. G.
M. Elliott tendered his resignation
as soperintendent. His health has
not been very good of late, and
he telt that the interest of the So-
elety's work he should resign. The
resignation was not accepted. In
'view of Mr. Elliott'e special fit-
nees for the positiott and hie iettel-
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