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Commencing Saturday Morning I
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COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 29th, WE. WILL BE IN
4 THE MARKET FOR CHOICE DUTCH SETTS FOR WHICH WE
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"E' •-„ ONIONS AND MULTIPLIERS. .'Ig.
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t. )IUED APPLES, Sc. A POUND FOR WELL DRIED STOCK.
Z. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, MEN'S
2 'FURNISHINGS, CROCKERY, ETC., WILL GO ON SALE, ON .+I.
- SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27th at 9 A.M.
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LOCAL NEWS
5. Koehl
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were visiting at Toronto the ,past
week.
Mr. Wm. Thiel of the .Bronson
Line, has purchased a 1927 Ford
Coach from C. Fritz :. Son.
Miss Grace Manson, nurse • in
training at Victoria Hospital, London
is spending her vacation with, her
parents, on the Goshen Stanley,•
Miss Marguerite Prang, Mr, Carl
Klopper and:Mr. 0. Stendle of De-
troit, spent the week -end at the
home of Mr, Louis Prang.
The public is requested to watch
for E. •Oesch's add. of Kolster Radio
Advertisement in Landon Free Press
on . Friday, October 26th.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kraft of De-
troit were week -end visitors at the
home of the former's father, Mr.' and
Mrs. Louis Kraft of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw and
daughter of Crosswell, Mich., • , were
visitors for, a few days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Weber' and
other friends.
Mr. Newel Geiger of the village,
had charge of the evening anniver-
sary service .on Sunday in Main St.
United Church, Exeter. The regu-
lar pastor, Rev. Moorehouse holding
services elsewhere.. `
Miss Lydia Faust, Mr. and •Mrs.
W. H. Hoffman„and .Mr. and Mrs. L.
Wi' Hoffman -visited .at Stratford on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Mclsaac of
Crediton, were Sunday visitors' at
the -hone of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Melick. Mrs. J. Ort, mother of Mrs.
Melick and Mrs. Mclsaac, and who
ohas been for quite a time visiting at
. ,. the home of 1VIrs. Melick, accompan-
ervice and Quaiity L end Mr. and Mrs. Mclsaac to Credit-
NOTICE
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ontiae Six
The low priced. Six with Power
and Speed as •thrilhii]g as its
Rich New Beauty
EQUIPPEID WITH LOVEJOY SHOCK ABSORBERS, POUR
WHEEL BRAKES, AND WITH ALL THE NEWEST t IM-
PROVEM'rFNTS MAKE IT TT -TP, BEST CAR VALUE FOR
THE MONEY.
,A.SK ALL THOSE WHO DRIVE A PONTIAC!
DEMONSTRATION GLADLY GIVEN
GJDF ON_ KOT HLER, Zurich
Agent for Pontiac and Buick Cars
a pay the highest market prices.
J. W. Merner, Zurich.
NOTICEa
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• Highest market prices paid for
Dutch Setts and Multiplyers. Must
• be good stock, thoroughly dry and
i put throughthe fanning mill. De-.
• ° livery on and after Monday, October
• 29th. Dried Apples wanted at 8d
• .a lb. 3. Gascho 63 Son.
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The party who . removed a ..tire
• pump from the car owned by Isiah
Tetreau at Remp's auction sale, re-
turn the same at once; and avoid fur-
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`1RICES
NEW
''POW TO GIVE YOU SOME REAL ENTERTAINMENT FOR THOSE
LONG WINTER NIGHTS. LOOK OVER THIS LIST, PICK OUT
.1rOUR SET AM, ASK US FOR A DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR
1bWN ROME, FREE OF CHARGE.
SOME 1 D,AL y,,,,C,AINS INTHIS LIST:
''Westinghouse, Phones complete,
$22.00
" 4 -Tube Smiskr - s' $55.00
Ye f orest-Crosley -Tube. a
Bargain at $85.00
MAtwater Kent, 6 -Tube, complete
uta'; $115,00
AL. -Atwater Kent, 6 Tube Writing
Desk $155.00
AileitApter, 6 Tube complete $150.00
HESS,
1 --Deforest Crosley, 6 Tube
Console $190.00
1 --Westinghouse Batteryless,
Console $265.00
1 --Westinghouse, I3atteryless,
Console $255.00
1 --Westinghouse Batteryless,
Table Model at $195.00
All erese sets are installed complete
with the very Best equipment and
are fully guaranteed by the dealer.
SEE AND HEAR THESE SETS AT
4DIO ELECTRIC
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Radio Repairing .ith real Testing Equipineaitt
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FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 acres of good
clay loam, being Lot 14, Con. 11
Stanley Township, 6 miles north of
Zurich. There is on the premises•.16
acres of fall wheat, some plowing is
done and the balance in grass. Go-
od buildings, well drained and fenc-
ed. Price $7000. Immediate pos-
ession can be viven. For further
Particulars apply to Mr. G. W.
Elliott, Varna, P.O. 16-tf
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock and Implem-
ents.
The undersigned has received ins
structions to sell by public Auction
at Lot 21, on. 6, Township of Hay,
2?i miles east, of Zurich, on
FRIDAY OCTOBER 26th 1928
At 1.00 o'clock the following:
HORSES --General Purpose mare,
carriage mare 7 yrs. old; Carriage
mare 14 yrs. old; driving mare 5 yrs.
old; driving mare 10 yrs. old, in foal
2 yearling colts, Grattan; 2 -yr. old
carriage mare
CATTLE --Fresh cow, due in Feb-
ruary, heifer fresh; 2 -yr. old heifer
fresh; 1 -yr. old heifer; 2 heifer cal-
ves, collie -deg
IMPLEMENTS -- Deering binder,
Deering mower, Deering disc drill;
M. H bean stuffier and puller; roller,
hay rake, cultivator, disc harrow,
gang plow; hay fork and ropes, hea-
vy wagon, hay rack, sling ropes, pul-
per, buggy, sap pails, set of harness,.
8 tons of hay, 10 cords of hard wood'
FARM --If not sold before day of
sale, 100 acres of land being Lot 21.
Concession 6, Hay Township. 50.06
good bank barn, drive shed, good
brick house, well .tetr•cod, and drain-
ed, 6 acres of fall wheat, S acres of
hard wood bush, good orchard, and
good well with windmill.
TERMS OF SALE -$10.00 and un-"
der cash; over that ahount.4 montr's
credit will be given on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes ora discount of 5
per cent off for cash,
Terms of farm made known on day
of sale.
Elmer _ Weido, Proprietor.
Frank .Coates, Clerk.
Frank Taylor, Auctioneer.
Dashwood
Mrs. Bond of,Goderich is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs, Moffatt,
Miss Theda Hayter left on Tues-
day for Windsor where she will sp-
end the winter. •
Mr. and Mrs, E. Guenther and
family motored to Port Huron on
Sunday. •
Mr. Louis Schroeder. of Sudbury,
is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffman and
family spent. Sunday in London,
Mr. Felix Wilds spent last• week
with friends int Seaforth.
Dashwood Band attended the fowl
Supper in .1.4eM on Tuesday evening
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' Rally Day Services were held in
the Blake Church on Sunday, when
the usual Rally Day servics, was talc -
en by the children and was much en
joyed by those present,
Mr. Jini Johnston, who has been
working on the road nearAtwood,
spent the week -end under the parent-
al roof.
Mr. and Mrs'. Fred Turner and son
Grant,. of "GGoderich, spent Sunday
with friends in the village
Mr. Allan Douglas and sister Mar-
garet, accompanied by Miss Marguer
ite Douglas of Hyde Park, spent Sun
day with friends in the village.
Miss Lydia Gingerich, R. N. of
Seaforth, is visiting at her home on
the Bronson Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waldo and
daughter of Zurich, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Sohnston I
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the fowl supper which was
held in the Lutheran church shed,
Zurich, last Thursday night.
Mrs. McBride, of Zurich, is visit-
ing at the honie of her son, Mr: and
Mrs. Robert McBride, en the• Goshen
Line.
The W. M. 5, are holding: theix.an=
nual Thankoifering services. in : the
church next Sunday at the usual
hour, when Rev. Mr. Walker of Dun-
gannon will giye an address
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
;Mr. John • Cowan, 'Who recently
disposed of his farm on the Bronston
Line, had an auction. .Sale of his
stock and implements last week, he
has purchased a house in London,
where he will ,move shortly. •
Mrs. Reid and• Mr. Joe Hackwell
and children. .of Walton, spent. Sun-
day at the home of the former's sis-
ter, Mrs. R. McKinley.
Mr. Frank McClinchey and his mo-
ther spent a few days last week
with friends. at Yale, and Marlette,
Mich.
11Ir. John L. P•a rk, a former resi-
dent of .Stanley, but who for the past has years resided"yn the
West, was renewingacquaintances a-
round round here last week. I .
Rev. J. ' Penrose of Varna and
Messrs J. A. Manson, 3. E. 'Harnwell
and C. H. Keys att e nded a banpuct at
Mitchell on Monde evening in con-
nection with the M intainance Miss-
ionary Movement.
Mr. Art Keys vsited with friends
at Yale, Mich., ov r the week -end.
Mr. Herb Smithand family recent-
ly visited with Mr . Smith's sister,
Mrs. Hinds of near Chatham. -"
Wedding bells - ill be ringing in
our neighborhood is week.
The Goshen Su day School held
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its Rally Services ast Sunday, Mr.
John Amrstrong, t e Superintendant
presided. Under his
earnest leader-
ship the school is making real pro-
gress and the teachers and scholars
take a live interest in the work.
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DRYSDALE.
Mr. Willard Corriveau has secur-
ed a position in Detroit where he in-
tends to spend the winter.
Mr. Napoleon Denomme of De-
roit is home with his parents for his
h
olidays.
Mr. Claude, also Lawyer and Mrs.
au of Detroit, spent last week -end
ith their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy.
Rau.
Mr. Morris Durand and sister Miss
earl of Detroit, spent Sunday under
the parental roof.
Mrs. Edward Laporte and family
f St. Claire is spending .a week with
friends and relatives here.
Mr. ,and Mrs. William Ducharme
are taking a few holidays with (ri-
nds at Detroit, Windsor and' Bell
River.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ducharme
f Detroit spent a few days with
their friends last week.
Mr. Reline Denomme has rented
Mrs. Rachel N. Denomme's farm
ear St. Joseph. Mrs. Denomme and
wally intends to go to the city to re -
de.
Miss Gertrude Ducharme has left
for Detroit for the winter months.
Mr. Lawrence Corriveau. of De-
roit spent Sunday with his parents
ere.
Miss Lenia Denomme who spent
st week in Detroit has returned to
r home.
COUNTY NEWS.
Traffic officer McQueen' has been
n duty:on the God'errch-Mitchell' sec
on of the Highway for the past few
eeks. He. says drivers' of motor ve-
cles should carry their operators'
chauffers' permits or licenses with
em at,' all times. It not they run
e chances of getting into needless
ouble;
Not hi many years has there been
fall fair in 'S'eafo•th the equal of
the one held this year. Not only
d it excel in the number and qual-
of the exhibits; both in the inside
ow and the stock, but in the atter-
Ince which was a record one. It
as unfortunate that with the sue -
ss of the fair assured, the weather -
What might have proven a most
rious,accident occured on the high -
ay, 11A, miles east of Seaforth, the
ther day, when J. Oldfield, Sr.,' and
grandson Harry, were ailing so.
ward in a buggy and coming on
the 'highway they did not see the
✓ of `Mr. Laing, school.,teacher, and
n of Mr. Laing of Seafo•rth. The
struck them, separating the hood
d seat of the buggy from the
me, knocked over the horse and
ew Mr. Oldfield and Harry out.
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deIaxt�nt opened in yha :]d
el sag.• The teacher enters the deposit
public school: The aehool ravings $y and u'esnitant balance iiia the eh l4's :
stern as epairatatd through, the Pea y' pas book. A caarboxi copy of
ani arf . a was i a a `s
B _. k dy ka�to n u tirrated ix t ii t . on n
n >rnade � m
each. class ream. ,Under is. ,system on nd .sent to he Bank of eMontr al ;
the Oil; 41 figs rat deposit to his a l- where the ledgers are kept, and
ass room timelier each Tuesday thorn) withdrawis are made.
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E THOSE WHO DEMAND THE
UTMOST IN ELECTRIC RADIO
$600'.
VALUE
Price
complete
$395
Terms
if desired
R A T T E R Y L E S S
Tour -Ninety" Console,
Oget the finest Batteryless Radio that can be
constructed: To have it housed in an exquisite
walrnit cabinet' hy Malcolm: To know that it is not
an experimental set,. But a genuine "Rogers", the
n-igiital'Batteryless Radio -with four years of proven
performance behind it: with Tubes that are fully
guaranteed: and yet get all this at a total cost of $395 .
ab host )unbelievable. Any other comparable radio
would enet $500 tea $600..
The new "Four -Ninety" has: Single dial tuning with •
hrilliantly illuminated dial. Improved Electro -
Dynamic Spealer to give the finest tonal reproduc.
tion. Automatic Voltage Control, Rogers Output .
Filter, Phonograph Plug-in Jack and other distinctive,
quality features.
We invite you to call and inspect this de luxe, Rogers--•
atteryiess Radio ---tardy a limited number of which
will be sold in this community. Or, if you would pre-.
fer to see and test it at home, we will gladly arrange
to install one,withoui obligation. Terms, if desired.
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