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ore wheels are
out of alignment/�.
A wobble --a worn bearing -a badly linedvp wheel -
anything that keeps tires from tracking true will rob you of
mileage and ,rake your motoring costly.
EVEN if the tread doesn't show it to your eye
—our experienced tire men will usually notice
the first signs of trouble. Give us the chance to
save you the price of a new tire.
Wheels do get out of alignment. Catch it before
it gets really bad and you will lower your tire bills
and get greater tire mileage. Let our service man
check up your tires every week. Let him test tire
pressure and look for hidden trouble. A little care
may save you a half-hour on the roadside—and
knock dollars off your running costs.
DOMNIONTRE DEPOT
H. MOUSSEAU
Huron & Erie Debentures are
*legal investment for
4Isaecutors and trustees.
Safe for estates funds. Safe
ter the hard earned savings
f isAviiduals.
its paid upon $100 and over
Aar 1. 2. 3. 4 or 5 years.
,cations are accepted by
IL F. BESS -- AGENT
�.as. Kilpatrick, of the London
iladL, north has sold his house in
MO la etoLevi Molds.
village L
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s. -e
.An interesting berme of hockey
trims played here the other even -
when the Ailsa Crain; team.
1Kvas here, and lost to the locals by
*rote of 4-3.
`Mr, anal Mrs, B. Heaton sand lit
'1r' son returned to. Detroit, af'er.
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visiting for some time with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, bri,-
dal couple, have returned from
their honeynloop trip to Detroit,
a-nd Toledo ,and are nicely ;set-
tled in their new home ton Main
Street,
The many friends of Mrs. Thos.
Partner. are sorry to learn that
she is confined to her roo'newith
illness, '
Dr. Geo. Blatchford, who has
;been visiting for a month with his
brother Rich'd has returned to his
home in Clinton, Mich.
The many friends of Nathan
Peck ,are pleased to see him able
to be out after his illness.
Mrs. 1:. Drumr+sond was taken
to Seaforth Hospital to undergo
an operation, and is improvin e.
Mrs. J. Brown of Eddy's Rills,
is the guest of Mr. grid Mrs. R. P.
!.I Dougall.
The Government
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See:'' train, v'
which was in town on Thursday
last, was a big attraction to both
,f.arrners and villagers. The pup-
ils of both the h.ig'm ,rche,ai an t
public 'chool witneese':t the derv:
on8tration,
Witte*: lillikALD
Mrs; data. " > e rzt tte ncrl *laailliell rwnipsi; 1vasiti'praehinet: wri E.A
by her • lathe*, PO. Thom; ah#?!+afL, 4 0 `'seu�ffler, etotheli bashSsk, Pea''
for their home in •Torouto. barVester.and bencher, sausage gr-
At a recent council meeting a Hegar, grass seeder, tin apple drier.,,
big apple peeler, parlor lame'
2
Oil lamps, 2 cake stands, 'new ta-
ble,clotli; big washing dish ; water
pail; glasses, quantity of new dish-
es, somie knives and forks; a quan-
tity of new heating pipes, ,coffee
grinder, Window screens, pots,,pans
steamer, handsaws, quantity of
spoons, sugar 'spoon; 3 pr. °apecke,
box stove and numerous articles.
TERMS -$10 and under cash.
Over that amount 3 month's credit'
on approved joust notes. ,,
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
W S. Johnston, Clerk.
Ws. Heiman Beed.r, Pioreie°-or, ens+
orbarsor. maws iso. iss
delegation were present and ad,-
dressed
d-dressed the council as to taking
over the church shed • dncl making
it a community shed. The del,
egation offered to lease the ;shed
to the town for a term, of five or
ten years, :for the sum .of one dol-
lar a year. After a thorough dis-
cussion it was decsded on to ac-
cept the 4effer, hkeep it ;lighted '
in repair and under police super-
vision, and to be free to all.
The very sudden death took
place of Robert Morrison, who
was ,sitting in his chair reading on
March 1st, when he was .seized by
an attack of heart failure and died
in the chair. Was born in Brock-
ville 78 years ago,. He first settled
in McKillop Tp, but 13 years ae
go moved on a farm in Stanley
Tp., and then a few .years ago
he retired to Hnesall where he has
been living 'since,
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects, Ford Car,
Blacksmith Tools, Etc., at
ZUIIICH, On
TUESDAY, MARCH 20th, 1923
At 1.00 o'clock, p.m.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - Side-
board, kitchen •cabinet, 2 dressers
washstand, 2 iron beds compl-
ete, wooden bed complete, 3
wooden beds, 3 kdcheo tab'es, ro-
und extension tab'e, 4 smlafttab.'es
8 kitchen chairs, ar•m:'chair, high
chair, 5 rocking chairs, seewin,,
machine, '2 cozmghes, bench, sink.,
2 writing •desks, '2 heaters, 3 -bur-.
AUCTION SALE
Of FARI1 STOCK,. IMPLEMENTS„
SEED (GAIN, HAY AND SEEDS
The undersigned Auctioneer• has;
been instructed ito sell on Thurs-
day, March 29th, at 1 o'clock on,
Lot' 22, S.B.,Stanley, 2% miles north
and half nr,ileiwesI. of ,Xu:r:ehi
HORSES Team; of carriage
horses broke single and dauble. •
CATTLE -Fresh cow, bred Feb.
15„ Cow 6 ynsFold bred Feb, 18,
Jersey cow, rising '5 due Sept.1.5,
All good milkers, 2 fat steers ris-
ing 2, 1 fat heifer rising 2; 2' heif-
ers rising 1, 1 steer 'rising 1.
TIOGS, ETC -2 brood sows with
third- litters, 9 stockers about 9blba
8 stockers about 140 lbs. 5 dozen
young .hems, 'mostly pullets, 4
Barred Rock roosters, 22 W. Leg-
Leg-
horn roosters, Collie dog.
HAY AND GRAIN - 75 bush.
O.A.C. No. 221 barley; 75 bush
ner oil stove with oven, 9x9 rug, mixed grain, 150 bush. Banner se -
2 clocks, '2 oil lamps, electric toas- ed oats, 5 bush. yellow sweet
clover, 5 bush. white blossomsw
eet clover, quantity seed beans,
5 ton, alfalfa hay, first and second;
cutting, 5 ton mixed Hay,,.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Mel3.
2 5 -gal. crocks, 2 -gal crock, 4 1- hinder nearly new, M. -H. fertilizer
gal. crocks, toilet sett, pots, pans drill, M. -R• bean puller and serf
kettles, 'dishes, and alit kitchen ut- fler combined, M. H. cultivator„ M.
ensils, washing machine, meat saw H. mower, wagon nearly new•„Wa-•
3 hand saws, Power plants, pictures gon box with stock rack, , 16 -ft..
and frames, wringer, 'tub,. wash- hay rack, set bob sleighs'witienew
board, coal scuttle, axe, shovels, soles, above mentioned articles are
rakes, hoes, pigeons and numerous all nearly new, 130 ft.. new cable
other articles• with.. trap chain, ►.rip rope's and
1917 Ford Touring -car in good pullies, 4 :sling ropes, bag; truek„
running. order with 1:928 license. •25” Clinton fanning' mill, setdaubleirar
1 -yr. old Minorca hens, nese" with breeching, 3 collars,.si•n-
BTools-Power drill, gle harness, buggy with .2 -lights.
3 h.p. In'.nter
Blacksmith ernat'onal eng'no, poorer for oil 'or batterold, stoneboat, d'
emery . stone, 2 vices, dies' tire_ wagon, 'ik-ft, rack, Verity ploolw
plate, anv'l, hammers, ch'se'e,pu- Ne 21, rolling colter, 3 -section hare
ekes, tongs, 2 bolt clippersy"brace rows, .stoneboat, wheelbarrow, gra
and bit, and a full line of tools vel box, cow leader, scythe, lye,
usually found lin an up -to- date dozen grain bags, 3 horse evener,,
blacksmith shop, .Everythinggo- doubletrees, neckyokes,
hoes,
es as house and shop are sold and forks and numerous articles.
proprietor is going West, In Everytl••ing must go. as propr-
case of Abad weather everything Teter is leaving the farm.
will be sold in blacksmith shop. TERMS -• All sums of $10 acid;
TERMS CASH. Prop under.. cal1•r Over that anoint T
'Oscar, Kropp, Auctioneer. month's credit on approved joint
John Kipper, Proprietor. notes. 3S; ;straight off for .gals
on credit ;amounts.
AUCTION SALE Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer. •
FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS W. S, Jobnston, Clerk,
On Lot (22, Con. 4, Hay Township, Norman Gescho, Proprietor.
On TUESDAY 'MARCH 27th, An old land mark on Goshen
1928, Commencing at 1.30 pan,
HORSES -Black team rising 9• AUCTION SALE
and 10, about .1450 'lbs; Carriage
horse, single and double. e CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
CATTLE -Claw 8 yrs. old due FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS
in April, Cow 6 yrs, old fresh; On Lot 21, Con. 10, Goshen Line,
Cow 4 yips. old fresh; ;4 heifersris- Stanley Township, 4 miles south-
ing 1 yr; 2 calves.. ,Brood sow west of Varna on Tuesday,Mareh .
bred Feb, '8 bacon type; ,9 An-
yone hens.
IMPLEMENTS ETC.-Wrgon al-
most new with bolster springs, 16
ft. hay ,rack new; gravel ,
,M. -H. seed viral, wagon with box
and stock rack combined, buggy
cutter, walking plow, 100' cedar
posts, set bob 'sleighs, 2 set dou-
ble harness with breeching, bug-
gy harness, lames, and tugs„ 7
collars, manure ,sleigh, 2 stone
boats, snow plow, sacks;, forks,) •
shovels, hay fork rope, and 'sl-
ings, barley fork, corn planter,
staple broom, 2 set dotietrees,
neckyokes, 2 barrels, hc4 troughs
wrecking bar, bow chain's, wire
cable, 2 horse blankets, x -cut saw
axe, 4 bush. potatoes, several oil
lamps, Pandora range, new 5 -gal,
oil can, string bells new, 2large
crocks, 3 pails, strainer,' 2 lant-
erns one new, garden tools, ;quan-
tity hay and oats and numerous ot-
her articles
TE!U`y1 i -- $t0 and under cash'.
'ver that amount 9 months' credit
will be given on furnishing j ap-
proved joint notes; 4% off for
sash on credit amounts.
Oscar Kropp, Auctioneer.
Wm. S. Johnston, Clerk.
A, Prang Proprietor.
ster, quantity canned fruit;. 4 d,oz.
empty sealers, quantity potatoes,
big hand sleigh, rubber tired wag-
on, step ladder, 2 ladders 10 and
14 feet, 10 gal. barrel, 5 -:gal. keg,
27th, at 1 o'clock sharp, consisting;
of the following;'-
HORSES -Choice draft mare 8
yrs. old; Draft mare 11 .yrs. old,
an aged driver, good in doublehar-
ness.
CATTLE -Durham grade cow 4
Yrs. old due July 10th; Durham
grade cow 3 yrs. old due Nov.15,
Durham grade cow 5 yrs. old milk
ing; Durham grade cow 10 'yrs.
old due Oct. 12th; . 5 choke steers
2 yrs. old; 2 choice heifers 2 yrs.
old; 3 choice yearling heifers, 2
choice yearling steers; fall calf and
a young calf. Pigs -Sow due
April 12th,. Poultry -About 75
Ancona and White eLhogrn hens.
IMPLEMENTS - M, -H. binder,
5 -ft. cut; M. -1H, hay loader ;nearly
new; M. -H. seed drill 14 hoe; M.-
11. bean scuffler and harvester;
M. -H. spring tooth cultivator;
Deering mower 6 -ft. cut; Deering
hay rake, Deering disc harrow, set
of diamond harrows, pea harvest-
er; land roller, Bain wagon ,nearly
new, set of farm trucks, hay rack,
gravel box, stock rack, waking
plow, 'set of sleighs, cutter, top
buggy, gang plow, set of 'scales
1200-1b. capacity, cutting box,with
carriers, Fairbanks gasoline en-
er; roprie or. gine 6 h.p.;,Fairbanks grinder 8'
t t�„f,T N C AL plate, fanning 'mill, 2 sets of heavy
harness, 2 sets single harness, a-
bout HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS bout 100 bush. of seed oats O,A,C.
On Lot 15, Con. 11, flay Tp,,' •11% 72, quantity of barley, un.antity of
mi1.1 south of jurich, hay, forks, chains,, wliippletrees
On SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1928 and outer articles.'
At 1,00 o'clock, p. in, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Eti
Cook stove, coal or wood; 4=pc. tension table, 6 kitchen chairs,
parlor suit; wr'ti,ng ;les;: new; 2.couch, sideboard, bed room suite,
aieture stands, flour chest, round complete; 2 toilet segs, bureau,
table, 6 dining room chairs; 3 r
parlor suite, parlor
, 'oo
kitchen chairs, picture frames, coa' table, and staandnd, a piano, walnut roeki
oil stove 3 -burner new, quantity, chair, Alaili�i lamp, hanging lamp,
fruit' jars, curtain po'•es, parlor rug clock, pictures, sealers and nurn�
1Ox12 ft; wash stand, 3 small tab- erous other articles.
les, wooden bedsteads with, spr-
ings, cream separator, 2 kitchen $10 anal under cash, over that oa-
tables, wing table, wine press, mount 8 •onthis credit will be
fhurn, sausage pump, cog crates, l given on furnishing approved joint
,copper boiler, clothes cupboard, notes, or a discount of 4% straight
hu eau, ro'k°ng char; quantity of allowed far cash on crec%it
carpets, light wagon, x -cut saw, ounts: Everything to' be sold as
bucksaw, spinning wheel, shove;, the farm, IS dispersed ot
spade, wood box, roasting pan, 21 Gco. It, Johnson, Proprietor,
excel pans, scythe, clock, sad 'Geo, 14 Elliott, Aucti0ncon.
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henry ide bars invited against rut ersd curb chafing
Made for the
Tire -wise Motorist
High utlin:guafity-•Tewin
price. A gemriine Seiber
ling built tire, 29 x 4.40,
fur only
$ 9.55
tire,wiseancl
I. value -wise
motorist can tell by
one look at a Seib.
erring All -Tread
that it offers more
tire and greater
value.
More rubber, stron-
gerconlS, more feria ,more actual tire for
every tire dollar you spend on Seiberliutgs.
And added to this, a quality which comes
fromthe knowledge and skill.acquired ini.the.
b atibag ofuser 50,000,000 tires.
Can and see for yourself how hose heavy -
ribs of hough rubber emtesu3 ngrightoverthe
side-wall.protect against curb andi tchafii g.
Beer eSEIBERENG SINGERS evctyTuesday ate o'dock„,
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