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WE CARRY GEIQU11 E. FORD PARTS. i•il
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WE HAVE THE NEW MODELS IN STOCK. ALSO THE FOL. •
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1928 Ford Coupe
19-1 Ford Touring
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WE TRADE AND GIVE TERMS
Saiidy Elliot, Ford Dealer, Zurich
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Men's Dress Shirts each $1.00
Pure Lined Towelling, Reg. 35e. at Sale Price, yard........25c *
Ginghams and Prints, yd. 19c Voiles, yard 25c
Cllildrens' Fancy Sox, Reg. 50c Sale Price,pr. 50c 4-
Pearl Buttons, dozen 5c. Ladies' Silk Vests, S. Price 69c +
Ladies' Silk Bloomers, at Sale Price .. . .85c +
A BIG REDUCTION ON ALL SUMMER DRESS GOODS ++I+
Super Silk Hose, Reg. $1.50, for pair $1.00 +
. Corsets, a pair ......25c Bathing Suits, $L00 and up e.
3 only Dinner Setts, 100 pieces for only. $21.00
FANCY CHINA AT A BIG REDUCTION +
6 -Pc. Bowl Setts, Regular $1.00, for, a sett .69c +
Tea Pots, .at 45c +
Drinking Fountain, reg . $1.00 for 60c. Reg75c for 40c
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2 Water Jugs at 20c, 25c 30c Each
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Crocks One Gallon Size, at Each ..........................20c
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Straw Hats, 2 for 25e.
. Big Water Pitchers, each 20e
Soda Biscuits, ib. 15c.
Fruit Jelly Powdes, 3 for 25c.
Com, 2 Tins for 25c
Tomatoes, 2 Tins for 25c.
Lantern Glasses, each 10c.
Fruit jars, quart, dozen $1.25
Corn Flakes, Box 10c.
Corn Meal lb. 5c. I.
Peas, 2 Tins for 25c
Large Bottle Catsup, 25c +
Fruit jars, 1W-gal.dozen $1.65
Pints dozen $1.00
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Salt Salt
Carload of Salt just arrived which.
we are selling as follows:
In 500 lb. lots at 55c. per cwt.
In 100 lb. lots at 50c cwt. delivered
YOUR 1929 COAL
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SUPPLY -OF COAL FOR NEXT WINTER. OUR SPECIAL IN-
DUrCEMENT IS 50 CENTS OFF FOR CASH SALE, AND BESIDES
AVE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SUMMER DELIVERIES.
ACT NOW!
L. Schilbe &Son
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• HILLSGREEN.
'' 'o. Lorne Eller and ` daughter,
iGwendolyne and Allan Cochrane we-
e week -end visitors with friends in
isionwel3,
Mrs. R. Dick returned to her home.
iau Toronto after spending a few holi-
,iis at the hone of her parents, Mr.
'*alta Mrs. j. Cochrane,
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son Gordon, of Varna.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Coleman of Sea -
forth, called on friends recently.
Mr. Peter McDonald of Stratford,
called at the home of Mr. and Mrs
W. J. Jarrott recently.
Dr. and Mrs. Vergusson, of Pont
lac; Mi h., Mr. and Mrs, Snell of Ex
eter, e. ed on old :friends here, or
Priday
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of Zurich, 'caned 'An" Mrs.
on Sunday.
Miss Dolly Hagen spent
London recently.
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mrs, Robinson, Sr., and her dau-
ghter Mrs,. Margaret Bnratt of Ham-
ilton, came to Stanley last week and
will remain for .a while at the old
home. on Goshen Line.
Mr. Ruskin Keys of Lt ndon, spent
the week -end at the home of his
parents, Mr, and Mrs, N. .Keys, of
Babylon Line,
Miss 1-1, Errata of Auburn, is vis-
iting with her mete, Mrs. Robt. Me-
Clinehey at present,
Mr. F Agnew of. Chicago, and Mr.
H. Crawford of Detroit, visited for.
a day or so with friends in this
inity..
Mr. Allan Fsler .and two sons, who
have been 'visiting friends here for
the past n'inntil, 'returned this week
to their home in Alberta. •
HENSALL,
Gerald and Alvin Warner of Pon1-
tiac, Mich., spent a few days. visitin
friends 'here. •
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wren .o
Toronto, are visiting friends in, thi
vicinity.
Dr. James Bell of Harrisburg,Pe
is spending a, time at his home here.
Alex McMurtie and Mrs. Allan an
daughter of Toronto,, are visiting
the home of Mrs. Malurtie.
Erma Rennie, of Detroit, is spen
ing her holidays at the• home of he
parents here.
Mr. Fraser's new dwelling is' near
ing completion, just a little west o
the planing mills, . and presents .a ver
Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Wilson an
nice .appearance.
daughter who have been spending th
past week at the home of Mr. an
Mrs. Win Consitt, have returned t
their hone in Toronto
The many friends of Mrs. R. Cud
more regret to learn that she i
confined to her bed with illness. He
-laughter Beatrice, of Toronto, i
home taking care of her.
James Kilpatrick; while working e
Dr. Moir's barn, had the misfortun
to fall from a scaffold, breaking
bone in his foot, which will lay hin
up for a while.
Dr. and Mrs. Fisher, of Graven
hurst returned to their home afte
spending a few days at the home o
Mrs. P. Fisher.
Helen `'Smith, R. N9 of Oniar.Mich
is spending a few weeks' vacation
her home here.
Fred Manns has resumed his . dut
ies as parber at the shop, after a few
weeks' vacation.
Pleased to see John McDonald able
to be around again after. his long
illness.
Mrs. J. A. Swan and son, of Detroit
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill,
accompanied by their family,, are en-
joying a 'motor trip to various places
,The contractors for the paving on
the London Road finished on Tuesday
last, with the paving at Kippen. They
will be a few weeks longer putting on
the shoulders. A number of the gra-
vel trucks have gone to Orillia. The
Highways Department has decided to
do no more paving in this district
this year.
Mrs. W. Hobkirk, who has been in
the West for some time, has returned
here, accompanied by her daughter.
John O'Neil, who has spent some
time here, has returned to his liomr
in Dorchester.
Mrs. J. P. Campbell and little renof Windsor,' and Elliott Bell, of Det-
roit, are spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Janes A.
Bell.
O_ase Tuoyer of Bridgeburg, is sp-
ending a time with his mother, Mrs.
Charles Troyer, and his sister Mrs.
Hudson,
J. B. Forrest, - Ward and sister
Mary of Parr Line, Hay, accompan-
ied 'by Mrs. NI. A. Forrest, and Miss
Jessie Forrest, of Boline, Man., mot-
ored to Lion's Head on Sunday.
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COUNTY NEWS
A picnic will 'be held at Seaciife
Park, Leamington, an. Aug, 3rd, for
auron County people living in Wind -
ler and Detroit. Acting Mayor
Quinn, of Detroit, is corning to the
licnic and is so enthusiastic about it
that in some fitting way is inviting
;he Canadians in Detroit. The May-
nrs of Border Cities and President of
;he Chamber of. Commerce are meet -
ng Canadians from Western Ontario
md Canadians from Detroit at the
picnic.
At the military camp, London, re
.entry, Dr. G. S. Atkinson, Exeter,
who has been takinga special riding
course met with what night have be-
en an unfortunate accident. The
mount he was riding reared and fen.
over on its back. Dr. Atkinson was
pinned beneath, the saddle catching
him across the hips. He was bruised
and shaken up but fortunately was
not seriously hurt.
Dr. and Mrs. Truernner of Strath-
t-oy, were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. L. Grieves 'at Grand Bend.
The remains of the late Thomas,
'ookson, who died in Windsor on
'fitly 20th, were brenght to Exeter
net the, funeral was held on Monday
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The deceased was aged 57 years, 6
months and 9 days. He was born at
Aylmer and was a resident in the
Exeter community for about 20
years.
The death occurred in Clinton of
Mrs. Wiggington, who had passed by
one month her 82nd year. She was
before her maggiage Mary McGregor
and was born in Scotland, her father
being a bookbinder by trade, and was
noted for the many line species of'
work he done along this line. The
family came Amenica when she was
mere babe, settling- first at New
York. She was married 58 years
ago to John Wiggonton, who passed,i
25 years ago. . After her marriage
they resided on a farm in the I3ay-
field Road and about 20 years ago
she went to Clinton.
Workmen are engaged in putting
in a new culvert on the Lake Road
between Exeter and Dashwand Late
the other evening one car crashed
through the barrier, on wifch was
suspended a red lantern and had it
not been for a heap of gravel, en the
road, it would have fallen into, the
excavation.
The steamer Sault Ste. Marie of
the AIgoma Steamship Co. was in God
erich port the other day with a cargo
of 1,000 bags of sugar from Wallace-
burg, for local dealers. The sugar
was placed in the local town freight
sheds. This steamer has been in this
port a, number iof times this season.
The Jackson Constroction Company
s making fairly good progress on the
construction jobs at the west side of
he harbor The last mdoring crib was
aunched on. Monday last and on the
north pier work the pouring of con -
rete is under way.
A car driven by E. A. Youngs, of
tratford, who was accompanied by
ohii McCully of the same city, came
o grief last Saturday night when it
it the bridge about twomiles north
f Bayfield, on the Blue. Water Mall-
ey and went into the deep ravine at
that point. Only for the trees that
checked its descent there would likely
ave been a fatality. As it, was the
ar vas wreaked, but the occupants
soaped serious injury, although re-
uiring medical attention.
Over 3,000 persons attended the
tine's school reunion heldin school
ection No. 1, "Grey township, near
russels, recently. The reunion biro-
ght together pupils, teachers and old
rey township residents in' the big -
hest event in the histary af' the,
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