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Goin•of Easiness!
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+ TO SHOW YOU THAT WE, MEAN WHIXT WE SAY, WE ARE ,1.4
SELLING OUR ENT11112, sTacK OF MY GOODS, CROCKERY,
' WALL. PAPER, ETC., AT COST PRICES AND SOME LESS. +
•I., NOW .IS YOUR CHANCE TO LAY IN A SUPPLY WHILE OUR 3:
+ STOCK IS STILL WELL ASSORLED. •+
./.. DO. INTQT MIS THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. BELOW ARE .14
,S. ONLY A FEW • OF OUR PRICES.- .1.
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40. ...nue', ...A...es, ,,,,ac,,, 1•••• ***** ••1•••••••••••••••••••• 1 n o 25c t
; Ilelen's Sox, a pr. .. ...... . . . , „ ..... ... . .. ... - . „.„ , „ 20C ...;',
'Only a few more Dinner Setts, Reg,$28.50 at . . .$22.50 *
Bowls, Plates, Fruit Dishes, Fie Plates and Al! Fancy China, at cost. +
4.Maitland Creamery Butter 40c lb. Try a lb. and you will never be 1
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4 without t, ,
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Pints, Reg. ::11,.. f'..,' LI: PRICE'. \..d. ... . . „ , .19c
I All Silks and Surrw.ler Dress Go,sds at Cost Prices. COme' early lai°cle +
.. Fugi Silks, SAL:: ' RICE Yr4
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vyt First Choice.
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Venus Silk Ho. R... -c,,. ::.''..".,6 Pr. on Sa7:. at 50c +
* Girigh04144,, 3l -i. Vh'il,i . '17,.;,0.7.$11'‘,, YL ,;`:111e, }.'rice, pl. 19c *,
ALL CURTAIN 111A T1.7RIALS AT COST i'E,ICE'S , +
Silk Underwe,Lr: V. bal.'s I',..,,,x. 69c 3....
4 ' Bloonvis, Sale Price pr 85c
* 4 - MEN'S SHIRTS AT COST PRICES IT.
-1.• Flannelette, Eglrt aril Dark SI-ades. por yard .15c *
Best QuIlitvN.Intoclis nvd Oyer131,. Slle: Price, (wk... ..... $2.00
+ 1 Gallon Crocks, Reg, :30e, Silk Price each 22c *
2 22 -in. all Lim --n Tomtlling Nvith, Red, Pink, 'Yellow, and +
re. Blue Bordc,rs.'.'Hr. 25:.• Yard, Sale Price .23e ;
FLOWIZ. l'O'; S 'WITH SAUCE.11 .AT COST PRICES +
ALL WALL PAPER AT COST PECCES. • 3:
Get Our prices on Linoleum Rugs,
Linolum, 4 Ye will save you.money +++
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Tutl.‘ip Seed, lb. 60e 4.1.
Green Tea, lb 50c ÷
Black Tea, lb. 55c •+
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Mangel. Seed, lb 45,..
Garden seeds, t 1.4;,-,
Mixed Tt:a. ""L
Lux, 3,pgs. for Rinso large Packgs 3 for 25c
Corn, P. and T(1 -91.0,s, 2 Tins for 25c
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Sprig Seeds
NOW IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR TO THINK OF YOUR SEEDS
FOR SPRING SOWING AND PLANTING. WE HAVE A FULL ;
SUPPLY OF ALL THE LEADING GRASS SEEDS ON HAND,
AND CAN ASSURE YOU GOOD QUALITY.
QUANTITY OF GOOD SEED BARLEY NOW ON HAND, ALSO
CHOICE SEED PEAS
Choice Seed Beans on hand
YOLR 1929 COAL
INOW IS THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO PUT IN YOUR
SUPPLY OF COAL FOR NEXT WINTER. OUR SPECIAL. IN- e
DUCEMENT IS 50 CENTS OFF FOR CASH SALE, AND BESIDES i
AVE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SUMMER DELIVERIES. 1
ACT NOW!
L. Schilbe & Son
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For 1929
motoring'
condition's/
7heiNt...0N
• ROYA L CO R D
Here is the 1929 tire for the 1929 car.
New in design and construction.
Extra thick tread has deep -cut blocks to
• give greater non-skid mileage.
Rugged carcass is built with web cord. It
has strength where 1929 motoring, con-
ditions demand it, Side-walls are strongly
• buttressed to resist rut and curb wear.
For safety and long mileage, for the job
your 1929 car• has to do, the new Royal
Cord is the one tire for you.
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Mr. and Mrs,. Leonard cnr family
of IlIetroit, spent Sunda with friends
and relatives here.
Mr, Ernest, who 'tali been ill for
a number o. months has been taken
to St, Joseph's Hvapital, London,
where he is undergoing treatment.
4r and Mrs. Gilbert 'Jeffrey and
family were Welt -end visitors' in Co-
urtright.
Mr. Peter Mousseau and son
Ed-
mund of 'Windsor, were SundayvLs
it017, with Mr, and Miss Mousseau.
. The Morrsr Athannas, .Napoleon
and Victor Denomme of Detroit, sp-
ent Sunday under 'the parental' roOf.
Mr, and Mrs. John Ducherine Met-
ored to Detroit, last Friday over the
week -end.,
Mr..• Joseph Bedard has retained
home after spending a week in De-
:tr°111i.;•s Annabel DucharMe rs sp end-
ing a few weeks with her sisters and
brothers in Detroit. •
. , .
sa Nola Rau, of Windsor, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Rau.
Mr. John Etue .has treated his
family with a fine Essex Sedan auto
recently.
Mr. and Mrs., Marehand, arso Mr.
and Mrs. Bourdeau of Tflbury, spent
Sunday and Monday with the Rev.
Father Marcbgnd.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Durand.,,of this
place and Mr. and Mrs. Regts Den-
omme of the 14th con, motored to
Detroit over last week -end, •en- their
way heine oat Monday they called :On
Mr. Philip Bedard of Tilbury, who
net with the terrible car aceident
nom' that place on Sunday.
HILLSGREEN
regular monthly me-
eting of the Women'. Missionary Soc-
iety ',AS held on Virednesday after
noon, June '12th. The Meeting 'was
openedby singing. Hymn 606. Mrs,
W. Carlile led in prayer, The Spey-
Treas., reports were read and adopt-
ed. Thescripture lesson was read
responsively from 2nd. Corr . The
roll Was: 'called, answered with the
text word "Fellowship". The 'text
word for the July me(i.,trig is `Justice".
The business was then taken, Hymn
590 was sung. The offering was
taken, after ,which Mrs. R, Stephen-
son, Mrs. R. McAllister and Mrs. W.
Cathie took the seventh 'chapter of
"Drums In The Darkness" ..• The
meeting dosed by all repeating the
Lord's Prayer in unison.
Don't forget the young people's
Anniversary on Sunday evening, June
23rd, at 7,30 p.m. Rev. W. P. Lane
13, A., of Seaforth will conduct the
service. Special Music by the choir,
Picnics are now the Order of the,
day. The Troyer re -union was held
at Grand Bend on Thursday last.
Quite a few attending from these
parts.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Daters and dau-
ghter Anna, and Mr. and Mrs. 13d.
Deters Jr. of Zurich called on Mr.
and Mrs, W. jarrott on Sunday.
TglifFs4tax, June 20U, 1929
Mr, Jas. Watson Of Seaforth oaneaw
theaupaloae,:oi.
rs, W. ivtaier, who sp.
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ollg‘i.elati. °Illiril sS.121TurlaYieiciliert aur eat the past :few weeks with their •
family were Sunday visitors at tb sons in Detroit, returned home on
,home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Toe Hechler atSu:IT:sm. •
13Iake. worangton and George,
Miss Eileen Turner' of Louden Xor- Maier of Detroit, spent Sunday int
ImwAlLartuaer from here attended the
Resbeineyer-Neeb nuptials in Mitchell,
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Wednesday. Mrs
and. Elmer Resterneyer
•ru'.4 aieturned from their honeymoon.
MP-RIP-HARRAH: :trip and are now comfortably settled
Are you corning. To the Great on their farm on the Bronson line.
Feast, Chaperoned by The Laadies" ;• Mr. and Mrs. E. Oesch of Zurich
aAigdo, good
df LDiatesihmwryooadnEd vmani gisei el ai ci a pl IC, olguar: Church mewear3e3kS:anandasywavdisablytljoy.il.y.'s. in town.
Strawberries Cake, Salads, Sand- •Mr. D. Hartleib, Mr: Jonas Hart-,,
wiches, Deuglnuts, Etc. Followed by tleir. and Mrs. •Gill visited in Port
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by local and outside talent, including . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hey, Miss Lay.-
july 4th, 1929. Adults 50e, Child- 'were Sunday visitors in liensall,
ren 25c. Do not forget to bring a
good appetite.
Dashwood famous Brass Baud. On mit. Hattleib and Mr. M. Brokenshirs
Mr. P. McIsaac and Harry Hoff- ion in London Hospital, is progres-
1. C. .Reid, who underwent an operat-
We are pleased to report that Mr,
man attended a telephone convenbtz
*arYndfaMvrosra.
in London last Thursday,.
the week -end with his mother
Witzel.
Mr. Sam Witzel of Toronto spent are vititing friends in Stratford and
singK• 7clalt-Inwero*.od•Band attended Exeter.
IsTeuschwanger„,
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Pfaff of Detroit horse races on Saturday.
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and :Rev. Sauer attended the S. S. Con.
Mrs. H. Elsie. ventinn In Sebriugville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Stadelbauer oi.' Lon- Miss Elda Kraft left on Saturday
don, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, for Grand Bend, where she will spend
P. Kraft. the simmer.
Miss Clara Kraft who spent the Mrs. Itiainacher who spent the past
past week with her parents, return- i hwoetent. in Detroit, has returned to her
ed to London on Sunday.
Mr. Gordon Callfas of Sarnia,. sp-I Miss Margaret Willert is visiting
ent a few days with his father here Yrriencis in Detroit this week.
mai has returned to her home.
Mn and Mrs.,. Geo. Greenslada of
hayfield, were Sunday visitors at the
home ert_lyirs, L. Troyer.
Dashwood
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FORD CAR 'REA
AXiL
xbense no object ga Achieving
THE rear axle of the. Ford car is of the three-quarter
-I floating type with spiral bevel gear. The pinion.
hub is excei,^tionally heavy, and, as the pinion is carried
on. doul.-1.-; taper roller bearings, perfect alignment 01
the gerd is always assured. The rear axle has a total o'
four roller bearings which add considerably to the cost
of manufacture but are a protection for theowner
against wear.
Special care is taken to insure silence in the pinion and"
ring gears. These are made up in sets and carefully
matched, each set being run in to eliminate all possi-
bility of noise in operation.
The differential side gears are forged integral on the
rear axle shafts and the teeth then cut This permits
of lighter and more simple construction. The shafts are
unusually strong, and, as the centre line of the wheel
comes over the bearings, there is no overhang of the
axle shaft, anci it has 'no weight to support.
The use of tnalleable castings is eliminated in this new
axle housing which is made entirely of steel. Bell
forgings welded to steel tubing make up the shaft
housing which is bolted to ark all steel differential
housing. The care and skill devoted to the manufacture
and assembly of rear axle parts is typical of the high
standards of Ford engineering.
Diive it
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Better Test
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