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Direct from Leading Night Clubs - THE
Amazing Damant
Hypnotist
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COMMUNITY CENTRE, - ZURICH
IS HYPNOTISM FAKE? OR SCIENTIFIC FACT --
SEE FOR YOURSELF ! !
On
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 11th, and
-• SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12th.
Fantastic - Fascinating - Funny
Nightly 8.30 Admission. Adults 60c5; Children 35c.
Sponsored by Zurich Chamber of Commerce
OF CLEAN OUT ITEMS
To Make Room for Spring Merchandise, we are
Offering Winter Goods at a Real Saving to you!
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Check this List for Bargains that
You can't afford to miss!
'All Misses and Womens Dresses
All Womens C,oats
All Childrens Coats
All Childrens Station Wagon Jack-
ets.
All Womens and Childrens Winter
Underwear
An Assortment of Womens
Sweaters
A selection of Drapery Ends.
A selection o Dress and Skirt
Yardage
Rack of Specials:
This Rack contains various items of
Blouses, Skirts, Jackets, Maternity Wear,
Children's Dressing Gowns, Etc.
All Goods will sell at only a fraction of
their cost.
LOOK THEM OVER!
1 -3rd Off all Children's Snow Suits
Nylon Hose - 1st Quality - Assorted Shades,
To clear at only 59c pr.
There will be many other various items on Sale.
Come in for Real Money Saving Bargains
Irw.in's Ladies' Wear
Hensall - Ontario
PIONEER
ONE MAN POWER CHAIN SAW
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SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAW
There's a Pioneer in your past.
There's a Pioneer in your future!
FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES ON PIONEER AND
SUPER TWIN CHAIN SAWS SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER:
RADER & MITTLEH•OLTZ
Phone 63 -- Zurich
Clearing Auction Sale
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Of Auto, Tractor, Threshing Machine
Farm. lnaplernents, Grain, Livestock,
Poultry, and Household Effects. On
the Premises, Lot 8, Con. 3, Hay
11„i. miles west and 2 miles
north of Exeter. The undersigned
Auctioneer has received instructions
to sell by public Auction on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th 1055
,Commenting at 1.00 o'clock sharp
Auto -1940 Pontiac 5 - passenger
Coupe in good condition. •
Tractor -1951 Ferguson tractor,
equipped with 2 -furrow hydraulic
plow and loader.
Threshing Machine '-- George White
No, 6 threshing machine, on steel in
A-1 condition.
Farms trnl,lc.mcl ts_.lnterrationnl
binder, 7 -ft, cut, no new; George
White trantor 'sre:atic'r, rrsnl;, ,•,.,,..
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ZURICH . HERALD
Akion Theatre
GRAND BEND
Debra Paget Dale Robertson
Friday, Saturday Feb. 11'1.12
The Gambler from Natchez
Technicolor
His biggest :gamble was the 'wager-
ing ;For :his own life,
Additional Short Subjects
Tuesday, Wednesday Feb. 1546
OINEMASCOPE Technicolor
Night People
Gregory Peck Broderick Crawford
Anita Bjork Rita Gam
A thrilling page from today's history
flmed in postwar Berlin.
Newsreel and Cartoon
averaging 450 lbs. each.
Poultry -230- New Hampshire pul-
lets laying 75%. This is an excellent
flock. A quantity of Household Ef-
fects. No reserve as the farm is sold
Terms — 'Cash
'Mrs. Bertha Bieber, Proprietress.
Garnet Hicks, Clerk.
Alvin Waluper, Auctioneer.
DASHWOOP.
The Women's Institute is holding
a euchre in the public sc..o,oa, on
Friday eve. Feb. 11.
'Mr and Mrs M. Dougall of Hensall.
were Wednesday evening visitors
,with Mr and Mrs Ervin Rader.
Miss Barbara Becker of Ritehener
stent the week -end with her parents
Mr and Mrs V. L. Becker.
Mrs. Matilda Piefer returnee. home
T'h• -sday after spending a month in
Chatham with her two sons and fam-
ilies. Mr and Mrs Jack Prefer and• Mr
and Mrs. Earl Piefer were in London
with her sister and family, Mr and
Mrs. David Baird.
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Mr .and Mrs Boib Mernervirige of
Detroit spent the week -end with
the latter's mother and !ohor memb-
ers of the family on the Blue Water
south.
Mr and Mrs Ted Laporte of Wind-
sor, accompanied by Mr and Mrs.
Leonard Ducharme spent the week-
end visiting relatives and friends in
this neighborhood.
•On Thursday evening next, FeJbu-
section diamond harrows; 3 -section
diamond harrows, 2 -drum steel land
roller, International 5 -ft. mower; In-
tern. hay loader; M -H. 11 -run fertil-
izer. drill,jr4-plate horse drawn
disc, Case Crl.Hammer Mill.
2- furrow tractor plow, rubber tired
wagon, steel tire wagon, rubber tire
buggy, 2 cutters, steel water trough;
16 -ft. fiat hay rack, 2 iron kettles,
fanning hill, Hay fork, bag truck,
root pulper, Gilson 21/2 h.p. gas en-
gine, pump jack, hydraulic tractor
seat, 3 tons lime, cutting box, harness
pans, forks, shovels, chains, 'ana many
articles too numerous to mention.
Grain -400 bushels of choice mix-
ed grain.
Livestodk and Poultry
Horses Team of good work horses..
cattle 4 Hereford heifers averag-!
,a:g 800-ilos each in market condition..
r llertrforr! yearlings, averaging 550,
+; in mallet condition 4
r.crt l arrhaatn and Hereford ;yearling.
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I Geo. T. Mickle & Sons Ltd.
HENSALL, ONTARIO Phone 103
for A
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We also supply Fertilizer with Contract
Lyric Theatre
Phone 421 ., EXETER
Friday Saturday Feb. 1142
The Moonlighter
FRED QVfcMuRRAY
BARBARA STANWYCK•
An outdoor action thriller that holds
you tense all through.
Monday, Tuesday Feb. 14-15
Yankee Pasha
JEFF CHANDLER
RHONDA FLEINIING
A romantic swaslibuckling melo-
drama.
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Wednesday, Thurs., Friday, Satur'y
Feb. 15, 17, 18, 1.9
White Christmas
BING CROSBY,
:DANNY KAYE'
ROSEMARY +CLOONE•1`
VERA ELLEN
Here is the picture of the year!
Pleasing, entertaining for the whole
• Family.
Admission for this engagement only
Adults 75e Students 50c Children 35c
ruary lCth another euchre party will
be held in the Forcier Hall, at St.
Joseph. Attend and win. for yourself
a valuable prize.
Mr and Mrs Roy Rau of Seaforth
were Sunday last visitors in St. Jos-
eph with Mi and Mrs. Dominic Geo-
ffroi.
Mr. Arnold Denoanme of the Drys-
dale district and Mr. John 'Ducharme,
the grand old man, .85, years young,
were Sunday visitors with Mr and
Mrs. Ed. • Corriveau of thts Blue
Water Highway.
—As We See It!—
Ground Hog day was closely? ob-
'served on Tuesday last Feb. 2nd, and
many have drawn their conclusion as
to the next six weeks. Well, it was
a sunny day and very much general
throughout the country so there you
have it. But if you look at it in
another angle you will be convinced
that the-Groung Hog even tho he is
a dumb ,creature, he 'possesses a cer-
tain amount of intelligence, and as
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1. Cook Bros.
Phone 24
Thursday, February 10th 1i)55
CONTRACT
BARLEY
WE ARE NOW TAKING CONTRACTS
FOR 1955 ON THE SAME BASIS
AS LAST YEAR
CONTRACT EARLY!
Milling Company
HENSALL, Ont.
PM FOR YOUR FEED
jhenoQ_
SELffiVRHOGS!
Ask us about the
You will find this method .of hog
feeding convenient and profitable.
W. G. Thompson
-. AND SONS LTD.
Hensall, Ont. Phone 32
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you are aware onground hog day it
was bitter cold, and with all twigs
and grass frozen stiff and nothing for
hien to survive on, it would seem only
reasonable for him to. immediately
return to his winter quarters with
out looking at his shadow; so there
you have it, you are in your f
rights to make your prophesy, oat tit
you fail in your prediction, you +Val
not be too greatly disaplpointed get
you will have many followers. Haa&
ever in the mean tune, watch
weather, day to day, there will at
your answer.
Banking the way you like it ®,
Today's bank is a bright, pleasant, informal place,
where service is both efficient and friendly.
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Nowadays people drop into the blank as
,casually as into the corner store. The
neighborhood branch is an integral part of
the life of the community. The 4,000
branches of Canada's chartered banks make
available an all-round, nation-wide banking
service—a friendly personal service keyed
to Canadian conditions and the everyday
needs of millions of customers.
THE BANKS SERVING YOUR CO °dUNITY'