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ZO'RICI itANALri
YOU get moremiles,, more
trouble-free miles, more
economical miles with Seib-
erling All -Treads, but the
first cost is no more andthe
final cost much less, thanfor
ordinary tires.
You get more rubber, strong-
er cords, more actual tire for
every dollar you spend on
Seiberling All -Treads. It
will pay you to investigate
these unusual tires.
A Seiberling.built 29 x 4.40
costs only $1
SEIBERLING
ALL -TREADS
E. S. WEIN, Dealer - Dahwood
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Pontiac Six
The low priced Six with Power
and Speed as thrilling as its
Rich New Beauty
EQUIPPED WITH LOVEJOY SHOCK ABSORBERS, FOUR
WHEEL BRAKES, AND WITH ALL THE NEWEST , IM-
PROVEMENTS MAKE IT THE BEST CAR VALUE .}FOR'
THE MONEY. I• : , 1 , [;
ASS ALL THOSE WHO DRIVE A PONTIAC!
DEMONSTRATION GLADLY GIVEN
GIDEON KOEHLER, Zurich
Agent for Pontiac and Buick Cars
Westinghouse
Batteryless Radio
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` 'VOU HAVE NOT HEARD THIS NEW (LOW PITCH) RECE1V-
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SET
SEE AND HEAR IT AT
HESS RADIO ELECTRIC
HENSALL.
Wit: and Mrs, Archie Rycitiman
aBi family, of Moose Jaw are via-
-Sling
is--S ng With their friends here.
?tatty May locate here in thc*near
Miture.
Fred Simmons and. Jos, Hagan
mile a 1nr;'mess trill t'r) 'I.7oront.).
2141.4on Rickard hats ta1ren the i
agency for the Huron Wind and
Weather Insurance for Huron Co-
unty and has purchased a car to
use in the business.
Anna Tiernan of Dashwood, was
a rec'ent visitor with Mildred Mc -
Don 01, }�
Ma r. L Ja Simpson, \Vio analaea
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SEEDS.
We Are. Now Selling THE
NEW WHIPPET
WITH
1'EW LOW PRICES
In Fours and Sixes with more
actual per dollar value than any
other low priced car.
The Famous Willy's-Knight
Sixes in Three different Sizes
WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR GENERAL
GARAGE REPAIR WORK, WHICH WE MAKE A tSPECIAL-
TY OF. LET US DO YOUR NEXT OVERHAUL JOB.
SATISFACTION, OUR MOTTO
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Gas Oils Greases Tires Accessories
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Now is the time` to select your seed
s for Spring. Be sure and call on us
1 for your supply as we have it.
QUANTITY OD CHOICE SEED BARLEY FOR SALE
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Quaker's Full -of -Pep Chick starter I
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continental Stock Food for
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS,
SHEEP, and POULTRY
Louis Schilbe - Zurich
relateves ism town.
T, C Joynt wag oma businoss
trip .tri Toronto.
many triennia .of Il'lirs. Geo
Dm -Wiese, are starry to learn that
she still continues quite poorly;
Thelma Tludson, of Seafatrthn
visited for a few days• with ,her
parents here.
Margaret iHohlrirk,, who under-
went an •operation in the Clintow
Hospital sa<nae weeks age, has re-
turned home and is improved.
The many friends of Mrs, Thos
Welsh are sorry 'to learn that she
continues quite ill.
Dr. J A. Spellman, of Kitchener
visited over the week -end with
Miss Elva Bolton,
Edith McKwan, who spent a we-
,ekwith. relatives, has returned to
Kitchneer .to resnmle her teaching
Mrs. A Roggarth, of Norwich,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mfrs. Thos Murdoch.
+Mrs. lletherinton of Tc 'onto;
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs
T. Drummond
Win. Reynolds of Tillsonburg,
visited with his sisters • here.
Tiftwaday, Mar 3rdi, 19iiN
Oaten. The funeral wag held 1c
Exeter cemetery oil Wriday,
Mrs. g, N. Rowe ,who has been
Aute IR for some time has had Id- •
ood transfusion made to her in or-.
der to endeavour to ,save her life.
After the doctors had examined
the blood of several mien it was.
finally decided that Rev. D. Mc-
Tavish as the most 'suitable, ' An
artery in. the arm of Mr. McTavish
was opened and 'with a silver tube
was conneeted to an artery in the,
arm of Mrs. Rowe and in this man- ..
ner the blood flowed.' from oue
body to the other until a "little
over a pint of blood )was trans-
fused. Mrs. Rowe has tsinceshown
eon.siderable improvement while
Mr. McTavish suffered no all
effects other than being somewhat-:
weak for a time,
COUNTY NEWS.
Mrs. D. Prentice has left Fortier -
home in Toronto, after having sp-
ent several weeks with her parents .
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Stinson, of Bay -
field. Mr. Stinson, who has been
oza the sick list, for some time., is
Gasoline is selling in town at now able to be out and around- •
22. cents a gallon with 14 gas, gain. -
pumps in operation or in course Albert Carter, who was !turn- •
of construction, and others are key at the county jail, .Goderich, .
talked of. It is rumored that an- for several years, has etired from;
other gas station will be built at that position and is leaving with
his family for Lucknow. His
place as turnkey, has been taken .
by Kerwood White,, on resom,mend-.
atian of Sherif Middleton, the
new turnkey was formerly of Clin- •
ton.
the London Road corner, and Mr.
Arthur Dick is building a gas
station on his property on the
London Road,- two miles • south sof
Hensall, so this section will be
well served with gas -stations.
AUCTION SALE
Of DWELLING PROPERTY and
H OUSEHOLD EFFECTS at
DASHWOOD, on ,
SATURDAY, MAY 5th, 1928
At 1.30 o'clock, ip.nv.
PROPERTY —Containing a
quarter acre of land more or less, tired, has been granted the rank
good frame house and newly bri-,of lieutenant -colonel. The pro -
eked kitchen, woodshed, barn, motion is rewgarded as well des- -
plenty of hard water, soft water erved, as he had a ..most credit- -
in house with cistern in cellar, and able career. He inlisted in the
plenty of fruit trees. 'TERMS — 33rd Battalion .as a private and
10% on day of sale and balance in has worked his way up through
30 days. !all the non-commissioned and com- -
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Kit- missioned stages to his present
chen stove, heater, glass cupboard rank. He was one of the organ -
sideboard, organ, dining roorntable izers of the Huron battalion and.
3 bedsteads, springs and mattress went overseas during the war.
2 couches, rocking chair, 6 dining- Margaret McLaren of Hensall
room chairs, 10 kitchen chairs, ,el continuation school is one of the •
ock, bench, washing machine, duan district winners and therefore one
tity of carpets, linoleums, Iadder, of the competitors for the 'Ontario
pots, pans, dishes; knives, forks, championship in the Canadian and
pails, hoes, •shovels, spades, 3- International Oratorical Contest, to
burner oil stove with oven, i x -cut be held in Massey Hall on May 2
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Robt. McaKy received notice of '
his appointment as keeper of the
Gaderich lighthouse and has taken
.charge of the same( Since the de-
ath of Capt. Wm. Robinson, the .
formerl ightkeeper, about a year •
ago, the light had been in charge -
eof Bert McDonald,
Major R. S, Hays, Seaforth, re- .
hhreproof Wallboard
For Sale By
Fred C. Kalbfleisch �D' - - - - Zurich, Ont. +
aminomr
saw, big pantry cupboard, dres-
ser and stand, heavy clothes,chest,
lamps, hanging lamp, quantity of
sealers, and numerous other artic-
les.
Sugar kettle, and sewing machine.
TERMS — CASH.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
J. Graybiel, CIerk. '
Nich. Stire, Proprietor.
aE-3 E.l
David Mack died at his home
here last week, aged 73 years. The
deceased was born. in Hay Town-
ship west of Hensall, where ,he far
need for many years, later moving
to the 2nd con. north of Exeter
Cemetery till he moved to Exeter
25 years age. :He leaves his wid-
ow, one son, Wilfred D., of Cred-
iton, and three daughters all mar-
ried. .Qne sister and four broth-
ers also survive. The funeral was
held to the Exeter cemetery on
Thursday afternoon, eRv. Foot_of-
ficiating.
The death took place in London
Hospital of A. J. Rollins, in his 65th
year, had been suffering fromljaun-
dice for a few; weeks, ,and with ot-
her complications setting in he
grew worse. He was born in
Bidulph Tp., •• and lived a: long
time on the London Road south.
A few years ago retiring to Exeter
Mrs. J. Vale .of Wni. St, died on
'Tuesday last, after a lingering
illness, aged an years. She is sur-
vired by two sons and one dan-
a
;she is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren, {wing;
near Hensall, her father being a •
farmer.
The Goderich fall fair still lives
Iso it w!as decreed by ay a public
IInnen'the other evening, the co -
uneia chamber being packed to
the limit Thos. Gundry, presi-
dent of the Society for the past
year, occupied the chair for the
first part of the proceedings, and
he and Dr. W. F.'Clark, sec-treas,
' explained the situation, especially
with reference to finances. The
grnat of $400 from the town coun-
! cil would more than cover i the
payment of one-half the prize
,money of last year, Letters ,had
been sent to all the prize -winners
and the great majority of then
had signified their willingness to
accept one-half the 'amount due
them.
Two fires occured at Goderie!i
on Saturday, when the house of
F. W. Corbett. Mi,ll road. The
house was completely destroyed`
but the greater part of the furn-
iture was saved. The firemen won,
re handicaped as they could not
reach it with the hose, as the house
was too far out from the hydrant:,.
Then a second fire broke :out at
midnight when the fire was gat the
Blue Water G-olf and Country Club
property, Bayfield road, where
some brush and lumber were dis-
covered on fire. There was no
serious damage. -
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!00% PURE PINT ANS VARNlSHE
d special pmducf� for every purpose- for every surface
100% PURE.
PANT
k r oxfzrior
or inferior
MARBLE-1TE
for hardwood
floors
JbrSaleby
JOHNSTON & KALBFI.EISCH
NEU -'ONE
the Rafuesh-
a6le pa;nf
VARNOLEUM
for 4iltlomi
6i -linoleum
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