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ZURICH HERALD
A Thursday, June 30th, 1955
Announcing
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OF OUR NEW MODERN STORE
Bigger and Better Values
TERRIFIC BARGAINS
Westlake Furniture
Free Door Prize given away daily, each evening to
holder of Lucky Ticket: such as T V Swivel Chair,
Spring -filled Mattress, High Chair, Step Stool,
Floor Rug, Etc.
SALE DATES:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29th, to SAT. JULY 9th
9 a.m. — 10 p.m.
(Store Open Wednesday Afternoons)
Come in and see our many Bargains we are offering
Westlake
Phone 89J
Furniture
ZURICH
Best Wishes
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Westlake Furniture
AND THEIR NEW STORE
Nap, Corriveau
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
Zurich, Ont.
Ph. 209
Congratulations'
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We were Very Pleased to do the
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Look! Look! for Specials
See our Universal Farm Elevators for grain and
Corn, or the Combination Elevator that will handle
round and square bales as well as grain and corn.
i', 1950 3 -4 -ton Chevrolet Truck, privately owned,
good condition, low mileage, priced reasonable.
Special price on used and new Pioneer I.E.L. Chain
Saws; also a few used oil space Heaters.
Good used Lawn Mowers, as well as new ones.
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Come and see these Bargains for yourself.
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Rader & Mittleholtz
Ph'me 53 - Zurich
DASHWOOD
Mrs. Effie Kleinstiver, Mrs. Lorne
Kleinstiver and Peter spent as few
days in Bowtnanville, the former with
her daughter and family. Mr and
Mrs. N. Scott. The latter with her
parents, Mr and Mrs Williams. Mrs.
E Kleinstiver attended the Dance
Revue in 'which her two grandchil-
dren Janet and Owen Scott kook an
active part.
Mrs. Win. Stade and 2Vlelvtn and
Miss Gertrude Beisenthal spent last
Sunday in St. Thomas and Port
Stanley.
The Youth Fellowship of the E.U.
B. church held a weiner roast at Pt.
Blake Wed. evening June 22nd.
Mrs. Pearl .Salmon of London,
spent last week with Mr and Mrs.
Cliff Salmon and family.
Guests with Rev. and Mrs. L. Hig-
enell at the parsonage are Mr and
Mrs. Gerald Higenell and Peter from
St. iCatharines, Mrs. Fred Rudolph,
and Mr and Mrs Chas. Thurgood of
Hamilton.
A number from here attended the
Band ' Tattoo at Waterloo on Satur-
day.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Willert and fam-
ily of Exeter spent Sunday with Mrs
A. Willert.
Mr and Mrs Courtney Burmeister
and Miss Shirley Haugh spent the
week -end in Stratford and attended
the Dolbnoe - Carter weddina-.
Mr and Mrs Wm. Haugh, Mr and
Mrs Elmer Rader and fancily spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm. _Dale
at Clinton.
PAINTING TENDER
The Hay Township Schoio/ Area is
calling for tenders to paint the fol-
lowing schools:
A.—No. 2 School, concession 2 Hay'
Exterior - 2 coats ofwhite paint.
Interior - 2 coats - cel'rtng flat
white 12 coats - walls green as
at present
B ---No. +14 School, Concession • 14,
Hay.
Interior — 'Ceiling, 2' coats flat
white paint, 'balance to be pap-
ered.
Tenders to be in hands of Secretary
by July 2nd, 1955. 6.p.an.
H. W. Brokenshire,
Sec. 'Treas. H.T.S.A.
Lakeview Casino,
GRAND BEND
DANCING NIGHTLY
Midnight Dance - July 3rd.
Added Attraction
Starting
THURSDAY, JULY .7th.
and every Thursday
EARL HEYWOOD
and his
Serenade Ranch Gang
Old Tyme - Modern Dances
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The watt-hour meter that measures
the electricity you use is made with
the same precision as a fine watch.
Sealed to withstand dust and
moisture, its sapphire -jewelled
bearings never need oil. It is designed
to operate efficiently and accurately
at all temperatures and is periodically
checked by Dominion Government
Inspectors.
Electricity is metered in
kilowatt-hours (1,000 watts used for
one hour). The small dial, at the
bottom of the meter illustrated
measures 1/10th of a kilowatt-hour.
On completion of one revolution, the
dial at the right moves one unit to
show one kilowatt-hour. Similarly, the
three other dials indicate, from right
to left, units of ten, one hundred
and one thousand kilowatt-hours—
your meter, at all times maintains
an accurate record of the small
amount of low-cost electricity
required to provide a better way
of living.
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Men, materials...
and money
When a business lands an order or a contract,
k is likely to go to a chartered bank to arrange some
of the financing. It may need bank credit to meet
payrolls, to buy materials or to cover other
costs that arise before it is paid.
That's why businesses both large and small can
take on many jobs they would be unable to
handle if they had to depend entirely on their own
financial resources ... And why, every day
and in every part of Canada, the chartered banks
are lending Looney to producers, manufacturers,
processors and other commercial customers.
Commercial loans are only one of many banking
services available at a branch of a chartered bank.
You will &xi it is a convenient banking
service -centre where you an attend to
ig/ your banking needs.
Only a chartered bank offers a full
range of banking services, including:
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
Keep your money safe; pay
you steady interest; encour-
age the habit of thrift.
FARM IMPROVEMENT
LOANS
Bou many Worthwhile purposes,
adding to progress, efficiency
and the comfortt of farm We.
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES
Protect you against theft or
loss of cash, They are readily
negotiable anywhere.
PERSONAL LOANS
To finance your personal needs;
repayment in regular Instal.
menu from your earnings.
TUE CHAR.TER.ED BANKS SERVING YOUR, COMMUNITY