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Fresh Soda Biscuits lb. 15c
..Zink Jar Ring: dozen .18c.
Fruit dishes dozen 50e.
# White Wine Vinegar, Best Quality
,Corn Flakes, 2 for 19e.
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Jlr.rs, Quarts, dozen $1.25
Lantern Glasses each 10c.
Flower Pots, 5, 10, 15c. each
Cups and Saucers, dozen $1.20
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Linoleum, 4 yards wide, at per Yard
La Belle, Crepe 3S -in. wide SALE P
Rainbow Crepe, yard 41.25
Ginghams and Prints yard 19c
Ladies Vests, each 15c.
Men's Dress Shirts each 81.00
Children's Hose. all colors, pr.
Men's Overalls and Smocks,at
.Straw Hats, each 10c
P & G. soap, 11 bars for 50c
1 gal. crocks, each 20c
Plates, dozen 75c., $1., 1.25, 1.50
per Gallon
Jars, Pints, dozen $1.00
gallon Jars, doz. $1.65
Large pitchers, each 20c
Dinner Sets reg 28.50 for $21.00
6 mixing bowl_, set 69c
and 35c Each
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Water Jugs, 20e, 25c,
$3.00
51.00
RICE, yard -
Black Duchesse Satin, yd. $1.19
Turkish towels 25c and 39c
EMU. Floss, 2 skeins for 5c
Boys' Play suits, 75c and $1.
19c Men's Socks pair 15e
each $2.15
Bathing Suits, 75c and up
T. L. WURM Pia`
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uttiOn, xnakin,g Sarnia the meeting
place with a number corning from the
States.
A very interesting matrimonial ev-
ent took place at Lansing, Mich., en
Saturday evening last, when Miss'
:Path Margaret Koonsivan of that
place and Mr. William, G. Gram, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Gram of Hen-
sall, were happily united -in 'wedlock
at Pilgrim's Congregational chuieh,
of that city.
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Anniversary Services will be held
ui Blake United Church on Sunday,
August 25th, when, Rev. Mr. Soobie
of Belgrave will preach at 11 a.m.
and at 7 p.m. Masi will be furnish-
ed by the choir assisted by talent
from Clinton. Everybody weiconie.
Mr. and Mrs. Selby and family who
spent the past week with friends in
the village returned on Monday to
their home in Windsor.
'Mrs. Thos. Dick of HensaIl, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs: F. J.
Cawthorpe of Tavistock, spent the
week -end at the. home of Mr. .and
Mrs. R. N. Douglas.
Miss Helen, Tough of Brucefield,
visited friends in this vicinity the
past week.
Mrs. Weir of Seaforth spent thre
week -end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Manson.
Hiss Gwendolyn Clark returned af-
er spending a few days with friends
:tear Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Brown: of the
Goshen Line South, called on friends
in the village on Sunday.
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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 60c cwt. delivered
YOUR 1929 GOAL
NOW IS THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO PUT IN YOUR
SUPPLY OF COAL FOR NEXT WINTER. OUR SPECIAL IN-
DUCEMENT IS 50 CENTS OFF FOR CASH SALE, AND BESIDES
WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SUMMER DELIVERIES.
ACT NOW!
L. Schilbe & Son
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HENSALL
Mr. and Mks. Last and family and
41sT, and Mrs. Daniels of Windsor vis-
:ated with Miss Slavins.
The sale of the real estate of the
late Alex. Murdock will be held on
• .August 15th.
Vers. Pollock of Battle Creek,
'"Mich., is visiting in and around town.
ithe was a farmer resident of Hen-
sall.
.Mrs. Elsom, of Saskatchewan, for-
:suterly known as Mrs. W. Currie, of
''clan Parr Line, Township of Hay, is
-visiting relatives and friends in Hen -
a11 and vicinity.
Miss Alice Joynt has returned to
13tlitnet home after holidaying at Grand
'Mend.
Mr, and Mrs. John Reichert and
.daughter of Detroit, are visiting a
dew days with the foriner's father,
•r.Adarn Reichert.
'ltfr. and Mrs. Ned. Sheffer have re-
:dux"sed home after a pleasant two
'r'mek's visit with friends in Toronto.
.lrma Higgins of !Kitchener, spent
'rte holidays at her axone hare.
HAY COUNCIL.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Council of the Township of Hay,
was held in the Town Hall, Zurich,
on Tuesday, August 6th. All the
members were present. The minutes.
of the previous meeting were adopt-
ed as read. •
Communications: From Assistant
Provincial Treasurer showing' ',that
$190.65, being the amount of railway
tax due Hay Township for the year
1927, was taken up for maintenance
of patients in the Ontario Hospitals.
Frons Bell Telephone Co., advising
;hat pay stations should be installed
at Grand Bend next year. From Ag-
:icultural Representative, Clinton, ex-
plaining the rules and regulations gov
erning the Scholarship for students
entering the O.A.C. Cuelph for first
year. Also from the same source
stressing the cutting of weeds on m-
id sides and the duties of Weed Ins-
spectors in enforcing the Act.
The following resolutions were pas-
sed:-That
as-
sed: That By-law No. 1, 1929, re
ivfud Creek Drain, be read third time
and finally passed as no appeals had
been received. • That 725 fall and win
ter London telephone directories be
purchased for Hay Municipal teleph-
one subscribers. That a grant of $15
he made to Exeter Agricultural So-
ciety for 1929. That • the following
rates be struck and levied upon the
rateable property of the township of
Hay for the year 1929, and that a
by-law be prepared for passing at the
next council meeting confirming the
same : County rate for all purposes
7.2 mills; township rate 1.5 mills;
Township road rate, 3 mills; Dash-
wood P.V. 7 mills; Zurich P.V., 6
mills; Gen. school rate, 4 mills; S.S.
No. 7, debenture 1.4 mills; special
school rates: U.S.S. No. 1, 2 mills;
S. S. No. 2, 2 mills; S.S. No. 3, 2.1
mills; S.S. No. 4, 3.2 mills; S.S, No.
6-; SS. No. 7, 3,3 mills; S.S. No. 8
3.2 mills; USS No. 9, 2 mills; No. 1C
2.25 mills ; No. 11, 4.5 mills ; No 12
3.7 mills; U. No. 13, 4.9 mitis; Ne 14
2 mills; No. 15, 3-6 mills; U. No. 16,
3.9 mills; Sep. S.S. No. 1, 12 mills.
That accounts covering township
roads, telephone and general accounts
be passed:
Township Roads -Huron Expositor
advertising account $2.10; Can. In-
got Iron Co., culvert, 63.70; Hauling
crushed gravel Rd. No. 1, 593.70; W
Ducharme pay list 2.50; A. Foster
cement work 114.40; M. Corriveau,
cement work 167.35; M. Corriveau
pay list 20.75; T. Ayotte, pay list
67.50, T. W. Grenier, pay list 16.50;
John Oesch pay list 5.50; S. Hoff -
Rev, and Mrs. A. Sinclair and fam-
ily are spending a month's vacation
at Tobermory, Pike Bay aitd Grand
Bend,
Vera Satindercock has accepted ''a
position at Seaforth.
Mrs. S. Stacey was a visitor with
her sister, Mrs. Wm. Jarrott at Hills,
green.
Mrs. Roy Weber is visiting friends
in Detroit:
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sullins of Detroit;
visited with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Hudson.
Mrs. Jos. Hudson is spending s.
few weeks visiting in Detroit.
Albert J. Clarke and wife, of Van
couver, D.C., are here visiting their
relatives in Hensall and vicinity. It
is some' thirty-one years since: he
he was here last.
Charles Cook; and formerly of the
village, was a visitor with his two 'bra
thers and mother here.
Mr, and Mrs. Mark Drysttaie, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hess and members of
their families, were in Sarnia the past
week, attending a a .g;u aaririiy i€
1Ctil,wlili $. 1LD
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Capital, y$34,548,76O
H. R DRUMMOND, ESQ
D. FORBES ANGUS, ESQ.
FLtaOLD KENNEDY, ESQ.
E. W. BEATTY, ESQ., K.C.
F. E. MEREDITH, ESQ., K.C.
W. A. BLACK, ESQ.
Rest and Undivided Profits,, $3,70,74,82.9
Total Assets, hz 5,7o5,653
PRESIDENT
SIR CHARLES GORDON, G.B.E.
VICE-PRESIDENTS
MAj.-GEN. THE HON. S. a ME Bs,net caaaa.
GENERAL MANAGER
SIR FREDERICK WILLIAMS'TAYLOIR.
DIRECTORS
WM.I. MCMASTER, ESQ t,
G. B. FRASE'R, ESQ.
GEN. SIR ARTHUR CURRIE.,
G.C.M.G., K.C.B.
THE HON. THOMAS AHEARN
A. O. DAWSON, ESQ.
LT.» .H :nF. T MOLSOFL,
THE HON. Timmy Coorssurnr
JAMES: Sraw ar , ESQ.
3. W. MCCoSMira,, Msg.
W. N. Tn.LEY, ESQ„ x.i-0.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD
SIR CHARLES GORDON, G.B.E.
MAI GEN. THE HON, S. C. aviuw3ablars, !u:ivi:4L
E. W. ,BEATTY, ESQ., K.0
H. R. DRUMMOND, ESQ.
LONDON COMMITTEE;
His GRACE THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE, K.G. (CJiriirmaan). y
F. R. S. BALFOUR, ESQ. SIR HARD2.M.Ae L' 'V$:R, Baam.„ .C.�.
THE RT. HON. LORD STRATIiCONA AND MOuN„T ?ROYAL
PARIS COMITE CONSULTATIP.;.;:.
M. GASTON MENIER`',
MEXICO COMMITTEE.
FREDERICK ADAMS, ESQ. C. GORDON PA'TERSON,
The Bank has over 600 Offices in Canada,
Newfoundland, United States, Mexico;
at London, England, and at Paris, France,
with Correspondents in all Countries,
offering exceptional facilities in all
departments of General and Foreign
Banking.
The Bank of Montreal holds an interest in
Barclays Bank iD,riminicet, Colonial and
Overseas), and by =son :,rsi this association
is able to offer its clients ,Close competitive
rates and complete banking sere .for busi-
ness with the West Indies, among the im-
portant advantages tottered being facilities
for obtaining accurate local information.
BANK OF MONT
Established 1111T
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man, pay list 200.12; L. Kalbfleisch
pay list 111.05; J. Campbell pay list.
2.20; C. Aldswarth, pay list 2.20; E.
Jarrott "pay* list 10.30; E. Gabel pay
list. 114.35; E. J. Stire 21.50, S. Mc-
Arthur pay list 53.55; W. G. Bell,.
pay list 54.50; T. Dinsmore, pay list,
211.15; M. M. Russell pay list 43.25;
J. Park, pay list 54.15; A. Mousseau
pay list, 51.90; C. Aldsworth, pay list
149.07; A. Wein, tile 3.43; Teleph-
one accounts -Northern EIectric Co.
material 155.22; Stromberg-Carlson
Tel. Mfg. Co., material 40.15; Bell
Tel. Co. tolls, May 21st to June 20th
129.79; Can. Telo. & SuppIies, mat-
erial 9.71; M. G. Deitz, salary, etc..
91.00; Zurich Central switching, $80;
E. R. Guenther, cartage 2.60; Gen-
eral accounts -J. J. Coitolly, McDon-
ald Drain, 675.75; J. Reid, Black
Creek Drain, 1,900.00; Murray and
Nicholson, Jeffrey Drain 2,035:00;
Munuicipal World supplies, 9.23, by-
laws, etc., Mud Creek drain, 40.00;
H. G. Hess, wiring town hall 19.05;
C. L. Smith, printing account, 191.50;
various parties, payments McDonald
Drain .224.00.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain on Tuesday September 3rd, at
1.30 o'clock, p.m.
A. F., Hess, Clerk..
IIURON COUNTY
Old Age Pension Board
This Board is composed of the following members of Huron
County Council, and they are now ready to forward applications
to the Government, viz., Messrs:
W. J. HENDERSON, Reeve Morris, Wingham P. O.
ROBERT HIGGINS, Reeve Hensall, P.O.
ROLAND KENNEDY, Reeve Tuckersmith, Seaforth P.O.
3. W. CRAIGIE, Deputy Reeve Goderich, Goderich P.O.
GEO. HUBBARD, Deputy Reeve Howick, Clifford, P.O.
Blank forms for application may be obtained from these or
from the Municipal Clerks throughout the County, or front thn
undersigned.
Applicants are urged to be very careful to have these filled
correctly in every particular, preferably by the Municipal Clerks,
and to furnish the best available proof of age.
Fill the applications in duplicate and forward by past or other-
wise to meat Goderich as soon as possible.
Read carefully the regulations or enquire as to who are quali-
fied before making applications.
GEO. W. HOLMAN
COUNTY CLERK
Goderich, July 16th, 1929
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latest Improved type, of the best.
manufacture and guaranteed con -4•
struction.
Lack of running water need not deter7
you, as an ]EMPIRE DURO WATER.
SUPPLY ;SYSTEM will provide sufQ-
tieut quantities for all your bathroom;
kitchen, and other needs. Thee
suaaslgest model supplies 250 gallons per
:hour ;and other models considerably -
more.
Our local dealer will be pleased fro,.
supply you' with full Snformatioa and
recommend the model most suitable to
your greeds.
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