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MPERIAL Polarine gives thorough lubrication and er every operat-
ing condition. Cars and trucks give longer, cheaper service when
lubricated with Imperial Polarine.
Imperial Polarine will not break up or run thin under continued
operation. It reduces friction to a minimum by maintaining a coating
of oil on every wearing surface. It seals all the power behind the
piston by establishing a perfect piston -to -cylinder seal.
Learn which of the three grades described below is best suited for your
car from the Imperial Polarine Chart of Recommendations, which is
on display wherever Imperial Polarine is sold.
Sold in one -gallon and four -gallon sealed cans, half -barrels and barrels,
also in 12? gallon steel kegs, by dealers everywhere.
IMPERIAL POLARINE IMPERIAL POLARINE HEAVY IMPERIAL POLARINE A
(Light medium body) (Medium heavy body) (Extra heavy body)
A GRADE SPECIALLY SUITED TO YOUR MOTOR
THE HERALD
Issued Wednesday afternoon
from the
THE HERALD PRINTING
OFFICE
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Cuuncil of Stephen met in
the Town Hall, Crediton, on Mon-
day, May 3rd 1920 at 1 p.m. All
members were present. The min-
utes were present. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read
and adopted.
In application from the Police
Trustees of Grand Bend was read
asking the Council to mass a By-
law to submit to the electors of
the said Police Village to vote on
the question whether or not the
electors are in favor of asking. the
Hydro -Eke Power Com. of Ont.
for a suppiy of bLectrit power for
the P. V. of Granit Bend.
The requests of the applicants
-were granted and by-law No. 2655 to
take the Note of the rate-pay:rs of
the Police Village of Grand Bend
entitled to vote on money By-laws,
having been read three times he
passed and signed by the Reeve
and, Clerk and the seal of the Cor-
poration attached.
By-law No. 264 to appoint Path -
wasters, pound -keepers and fence
iewers having been read three
times be passed and signed by the
xeeve and clerk and the seal of the
Corporation attached. •
The assessment roll for 1920 as
filed by the ssteesor with the Clerk
"was accepted and the Court of Re-
sinion to hear appeals be held in
*Lie Town Hall, Crediton, on Wed -
x esday, May, 26th at 1 p.m.
A few accounts were passed and
the Council adjourned to sheet a-
gain on May 26th at 1 p.m,.
Henry•
Fiiber, ';LRI;I(.
Milk is the cheapest food, con-
eidering food value, that is cons-
arced. One quart of milk supplies
hia 'much protein as 7 ounces of
iilrlion steak or 4.$ egg, and Will
supply as much energy as il oun-
ces of sirlion steak, as 8% eggs or
10.7 ounces of fowl. , Even at
the price at which milk is selling
to -day, the consumer is getting
he buys,
the cheapest and best food that
DASHWOOD
NEW GROCERY STORE
Having opened up a Grocery
Store, We can supply you with a
complete• line of Fresh Groceries,
which we always keep on hand.
Farm Produce taken in exchange
for goods. Give us a trial and
we will assure you satisfaction.47-3
FRED. G. WHITE, - Dashwood.
Mrs, A, Birk and daughter, Ver-
na are spending a few days in
Detroit,
Idil. and Mrs,. J. Zeller are visit-
ing in Stratford this week,
Mrs, S, Elliott is visiting in De-
troit at present.
Mr. Clarence Yager and Mina
Ehlers spent the week -end in
•Stratfordl.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Graybiel of
Woodstock visited with Mr, and
Mrs. J. Greybiel over the holiday.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Brenner of
Stratford visited friends in town
Sunday,
Miss Luella Merner of Hespler,
spent a few days with her par-
ents this week.
Mr. and Mies Hy. Daters of New
Hamburg, Mr, and Mrs. Garnet
Daters of near Hensall nad Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Adams of London,
spent Sunday with Mr. And Mrs.
Ed, Kraft...
Norman Brown of Paris Visited
kis mother over the holidays.
Miss A. Lane.,of Dorchester is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Oes-
treiehere
Mr, S. Page of Galt visited at
the home of Mr. E. Tiernan for a
few days,
Misses Alberta and Myrtle 'Koch
of London, spent a few days at
the home of their parents, this
week. '
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Kleinsti .'er,
and We, P. Mclsaae spent Sunday
and Monday at !Stratford.
• SCHOOL REPORT
Following is the report of S.S.
No;. 1, Hay and Stanley for April,
Those marked ° were absent.
.Sr, III;—Gert. Ducharme 425,
'Cecilia. Laporte 360, *Donella De-
nomme 250, *Nora Geoffrey,
Jr. III;— Dennia'.Corrivveau 606,
Noel Laporte 595. Marie Denomme Cream Separatorshave advanced
532, Gerald Sreenan 515.
Sr. II;— Anna Denomme 630, $10 in price. Buggies 20 per cent. W
Willard Conriveau 378, Loretta De-
nomme 339, *Bernice Ayotte *Fer-�
have ®n hand one. DeLaval and. one
Melotte Separators, also two Gray l
Buggies which we will sell at pre
advance, prices for quick sale.
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A Few Bargains
gus Geoffrey.
Jr. II;- Cecilia Sreenan 635,e
Russell Sreenan 609, Annabel Du- 1
charme 598, *Willard Ducharme 586
*Lloyden Denomme 334.
Sr. I;—Theresa Sreenan 517,
Eva Denomme 473, *Dennis Den-
omme.
A: -Juliette Denomme 410, *Ly-
dia Ducharme 998, *Ervin Den-
omme 240, "Rueben Denomme 210
*Lydia Geoffrey.
B.;—Hazel Ducharme 370, Lorne
Denomme .370, Freeda Denomme
630,Antionette Laporte 305, *Nel-
son Ducharme 300, Milfred Ayotte
Annie Geoffrey.
eLtta R. Guenther, Teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. .V Haywood of Ex-
eter and Miss Dora Kraft of Lon-
don visited at Mr. Kraft's Sunday,
A. very unfortunate accident hap
pened to Mrs. Chas. Schroeder of
Crediton while visiting at Mr.
Win. Snell's on Saturday last.
It seems that when unhitching the
horse she forgot the one holdback
1 his let the shafts drop and the
buggy trailing frightened the
animal. In trying to hold it she
was knocked down and trampled
upon with the result that the
limb was broken below the knee,
Miller—At Dashwood, on May 24
to Mr, and Mrs. A. Miller, a dau-
ghter,
DASHWOOD BREEZES
Early Closing
DURING JUNE, JULY, AND
AUGUST
We, the undersigned business men
of the Village of Zurich, agree to
close our places of business e eery
Thursday afternoon during the
months of June, July and August
from the hour of one to six o'-
clock, p. m., and to keep them cl-
osed rntil the following morning;
C. F e,tz
-Andy_ w F. Hess
Jno. Preeter.
T.. L Wurm
J. Gascho & Son
Wm Hoffman
Elmer Desch
Melick & Braun
Stade & Weido
L. Prang
J. Deichert
J. J. Barry
Jno. Kipper
Denomy Bros.
Roy Weber
W. H. Pfile
Fred Thiel
:W. G Hess
Ferd M. Hess
Ruby & Johnston
Molsons Bank
Yungblut & Deichert
J. E. Druar
Weather conditions have been
excellent during the past week,
hence growth has wonderfully in-
creased, Fall wheat in this vic-
inity looks well and prospects are
good for a favorable cropl.
Victoria Day was spent variab-
ly, some going to Exeter t'elebr
ation, and others to Grand Bend
to fish-
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Turnbull,
and family of Parkhill, and Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson and family of
Ailsa Craig were guests of Mr.
Bauman's on Sunday.
Ma. and Mrs. G. S. Howard and
daughter, Evelyn, visited at Mr,
and Mrs, Delgaty's last Sunday
and took in the Gospel Services at
the Schoolhouse in the evening.
Mother's Day was observed at
the Presbyterian church, Grand
Bend on Sunday. A large atten-
dance was present to tnjoy the
sacred program. At the S.Sehool
the three addresses, given by,three
of our ardent women workers in
the 8. S., were good and much ap-
preciated.
Mr.'Wade is erecting a '-mice wire
fence on the front of his farm,
which will add mtfeh to the ap-
pearance along the lake road.
Mrs. Kate I3auman is visiting the
week withher neice, Mrs, M!
Turnbull of Parkhill
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• WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS AND PIPING.
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YEAR'S PRICES.
SEE U$ ABOUT NEW AND GOOD SECOND DRAG EA./MOWS
BLACKSMITH WORK
BRING ALONG THAT PERTICUI.AR BLACKSMITH JOB,' WE
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SHINGLES SHInGLES
Parties requiring Shingles this season.
will do well by bying them at once. As
after April 1st all shingles will advance
10per cent. in price.
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Hear it for Yourself
The Phonograph which
Amazed all HensaIl:
"
you one of those who believe that no phonograph canmatch
the voice of the living human? An astonishing discovery a-
waits you—like the +numerous Hensallers who attended the recent
tone test,
Thomas A. Edison gave his fam-
ous Tone -Test last Tuesday night
three artists sing play and whistle
in the Town Hall, Hensall. He
in direct comparison with the RE -
Creation of their voices by the
New Edison.*
Music lovers were completely baf-
fled. Their ears were unable to
distinguish the Re -Creation art
from the living. You have nev-
er heard any phonograph that
approaches the New Edison, It
Re'X:reates not only the musical
notes, but every elusive quality of
tone and color which identify the
original artist,
3‘4e TSE "' EDISON
"The Phonograph with a Soul"
Come in and hear the identical instrument* which was
used Tuesday Evening May 18th. Make the great die-
covery for yourself.
J. Willis Powell - - Exeter
*The instrument used in 'ruesday'a Tone -Test is the regular model
which dells for $431. It is an exact thiplicate of the aLbotatory
Model which Mr. Edison perfected after spending Thrt•e Million
Dollars in experiments.
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