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T REDUCED PRICES
General Electric Vacuum 'Cleaners .. Reg. 99.95 now $89,50
General Electric Floor Polishers " 54.50 now $47.25
General Electrical Food Mixers Reg.124.95 now $21.9:5
General Electric Steam Irons Reg. 19.95 now $17.50
General Electric Featherweight IronsReg, 12.'75 now 310.95
General Electric Kettles .Reg. 18.50 now $11.50
General Electric Frypans Reg. 21.95 now $19.95
General Electric Automatic Toasters ..Reg. 27.50 now $23.95
West. Roaster Ovens Reg 49.95 now $45.00
West, Elec. Blankets ............ . • , Reg 49.00 now $45.00
Sunbeam Elec. Frypans . Reg. 32.90 now $31.90
Dormeyer Deep Fryers Reg. 29.95 now 326.95
Refrig• Aut. Defrost Switches Reg. 13.50 now $12.50
Drop In And See Our Selection of Table Lamps
And Floor Lamps
HESS -ELECTRIC ZU .ICH
T NOMINATION
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TOWNSHIP OF HAY
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:;.1 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in compliance with By -Law i, No. 15, passed October 26th, 1955 under authority of Chapter 266
Section 74 of the
Twn h ppoal Act, a f Hay will bei held in th® lectors of the
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TOWNSHIP HALL, ZURICH, ONTARIO
On
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1955
w The Clerk will be in the Township Hall, Zurich, from 1 to 2 pan.
to receive Nominations far one Councillor for the Year 1956.
When a proposed Candidate is not present, his nomination
paper shall not be valid unless there is attached thereto evidence
°I' satisfactory to the Returning Officer that he consents to be so
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A meeting of the Electors will be held in the Township Hall.
Zurich, at 2 p.m., on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1955
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+ To hear proposed Candidates, and in case more than the required
;I. tnumber of candidatesnto fill
A Poll will held opted, and a vote
4 MONDAY, DECEMBER 19th, 1955
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+ Frori 9.00 a.m. until 5.00 p.m., at the following p
," D.R.O. Poll Clerk
:; Poll Polling Place . Percy Campbell Lorne Chapman
4• 1. School House No.
+ 2. School House No. 14 Hugh McEwen Ed. McBride
' Leroy O'Brien Gordon Surerus
't $. Zurich Town Hall
++" 4. Zurich Town Hall Albert Hess Lorne Klopp
'f 5. School House No. 12 Hilton Truemn. r Cliff. Pepper
6. Earl Guenther Block Reinhold 1Vliller * Sidney Baker
',i, 7. School House No. 3 Jas. A. McAllister Glen Weido
'1 S. Jas. Masse Reside " Fred Dwcharme Ed. Corriveau
1. Dated at Zurich, .Ont.
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Novernber 28th, 1955,
ZURICH( HERALD
Christmas Trees
FORSALE
KINSMEN CHRISTMAS TREES -
Good quality, Apply to Wim. Clement
Texaco Station, No. 4 Highway. A11.
proceeds for Kinsmen Service Work.
Sponsored by Hensall Kinsmen.
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BLACKSTONE'S -....
COMMENCING SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 3rd
in November. A donation of $5.00
was voted for the Children's Wali
:Memorial Hospital. An invitation
from the Zurich W.I. was accepted
The executive Coimn'littee was 111
charge of the program for Which
Mrs. C. Snell 2nd Vice presided. The
Motto: Every privilege carries a
responsibility, was taken by Mrs.
M. Tiernan vice-pres. The hymn of
all nations was sung by all. Mrs. H
Kuntz sec-treas.,' discussed the topic
United Nations stressing the 'work of
the W. I. in the U.N. In the absence
of Mrs M. '.Merner, Dist. Dir., 'Mrs.
Snell discussed Flag Etiquette. Mrs
E. Rader conducted a contest on U.
N.. The .committee served lunch.
Mr. Siegfried Miller of Waterloo,+,
spent last week -end with Mr and :Mrs
Rudolph Miller. They spent sunda.y'
at Dresden with Mr. and 'Mrs Ken-
neth Clank. (Mrs. (Miller's sister Miss
Eleanor Bedsenthal of Hemlock', Mich
was also present.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Dix of Van-
couver were honeymooners with the
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H. W. BROKENSHIRE,
Returning Officer
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NEUHAUSER CHICKS
STARTED CHICKS
1 Week Old -
600 White Rock mixed.
3.00 Indian River mixed.
100 Columbian Hamp. mixed.
200 Columbian Rock maxed~.
250 White Leghorn Pullets
150 .Hy -Line PPullets No. 934.
2 Weeks Old -
200 White Leghorn Pullets
200 White Rock Pullets
200 Cornish x Rock mixed.
145 Barred Rock anixed.
3 Weeks Old -
250 Barred Rock mixed.
100 White Leghorn Pullets
200 White Rock Pullets.
115 Hy -Line Pullets No. 934.
4 Weeks Old --
100 Barred Rock mixed
145 'Sussex x Hamp. mixed
B Weewk Old- . . ..
365 White Lpghorn Pullets
.475 Sussex x Hamp. mixed.
''hese Chicks are priced to clear.
o'ne in and see us. Neuhauser
Piatcheries, 81 King Street, London,.
Phone 12.0883.
Auto Insurance
CRASH VICTIMS AWARDED
$06,781, HIS ONLY ASSET
'IS $20,000 IN INSURANCE
-Headline, Toronto Star
The unfortunate driver who must
fray is not a rich man. He estimated
hell be 114 years old when free of
iNbt. All because he didn't carry
+eriou.gli Far insurance at the time et�e accident.
;Row about you, Have you enough
Insurance for a judgment like this'':
Enough, you know, costs little more;
0100,000 for death or i:Bury to one
person
$200,000 for death or injury to two
or more
4100,011', i':.• d til'a7,e to property.
Get the 'full :;tory from:
Bertram Klopp
19'..R. 3. Zurich. Phcne 93-1 Zurich
r.o-Opor • tors Insurance Association.
.11<,utomolile Insurance for Careful
Drivers
ilASHWOOT:
W. I. Meet
Dtt h'v.hod Wimen's 'Institute held
t;neir T nit'd :Nation's meeting Tues.
Nov. 29. The roll call, Name a, coun-
try and its unusual custom, proved
interestiz to the Cliild-
nnt'..• iti +!'.' Chr.st'r':i:i `y..; .,, ..t,-
r•ni •t<i. i•Vn Tio•hnon. Mr.;.
Cha,..
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Avid 40,50,60?''
® Man, You Crazy
Forget your age! Thousands are peppy at 70.
Try "pepping up" with Ostrex, Contains tonic
For weak, rundown feeling due solely to
body's lack of iron which many men and
women call `old." Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets
for pep, younger feeling, this very. day. New
get acquainted" size only 60e. For sale at
all drug stores everywhere.
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A NUMBER OF HOSPITAL BEDS
AND WHEEL CHAIRS
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CHRISTMAS SL
YES FOLKS, We are Playing
SANTA CLAUS for this S A L E.
We really mean it, People., Our Store can
show you the way to save on your Christmas Buying
BEAUTIFY , YOUR LIVING ROOM WITH TIIIS
I, LOVELY 7 PIECE UNIT:
--2 Piece ChesterfieldSuite, grey frieze.
--La-Z-Boy Chair and Ottoman.
-2 End Tables, light maple
-1 Cock -tail Table, panelyte Top
Regularly priced at $35{21.50, Xmas. Sale .price only
$264.50. Just one of the many bargains during
this Sale: -Now is the time to select your cedar
Chest.
Shop early and use out low. down -payment
lay -away plan.
FREE DRAW -- 3 Lucky Tickets. -
Three Turkeys will be given away -FREE Chvi:la _.::3 Eve.
MAKE SURE YOU GET A TICKET!
LAC ST NE'S FURNITLR
PHONE 240 ON THE BROADWAY OF
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V. L. Becker. land Mr and 'Mrs Milfred Merrier and'
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former's niece and family, Mr and
Mrs. Harold Kellerman.
Miss Anne Taylor of London spent
the week -end with Mrs. Letta Taylor.
Miss Nancy Fanner of Grand Bend
spent the week -end with Miss Eleanor
Becker.
Miss Barbara Becker of Kitchener
spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs
PHONE CLINTON 120; EVENINGS 473.
J. W. COUNTER, Chairman
Sick Room '1Equipment Committee
(Transportation 'and .upkeep• are borrower's responsibility)
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Sunday visitors with Mr anG Mrs {family.
Addison Tiernan were, Mr and Mrs.! Mr. and Mrs Elmer Rader and boyo
Wm. Haugh, Mr and iMrs. Urban spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Er-
Pfille, Mr and Mrs. Arnold Merner vin Rader and family.
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DEAR FRIENDS - JUST A FEW THINGS TO SUGGEST
FOR THE CHRISTMAS GIFT SEASON - LOADS 01
QUALITY AND VALUE
ADMIRAL, and MOTORLA Telivisions, also Mantel Radios of
rnany makes
Sleighs, Tabbogans in all sizes, Skies, Ice Skates by Bauer fox
wee Tots, Youths, Boys, Men's, Ladies; Hockey Outfits, Shoul-
der Pads; Shin Pads; RRockey Sticks all prices; Glouco.
Tricycles all sizes; Bicycles for Boys and Girls by Ltalughs_
Wagons, Toys, Games, Cowboy outfits and Gun and Holster
sets, large and small sizes; and for the Boss, or call him, The
Old Man. Remington Delux Electric. Shavers; Sunbeam do;•
Philishave and S -Chic Elec. Shavers; Shot Guns, all makes;
Rifles, several calibres; Ammunition for most any gun; and
many other Items and Things.
FOR BEST PRICES COME TO SHOP AT ROLLIE'S AT
GRAND BEND
One touch ofmagicon the road to success,.. the distinctiv%new
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ENSALL MOTOR
De Soto Fireflite 4 -Door Sedan
Lovely to look at, delightful to drive,
this fabulous new De Soto puts success
at your finger tips!
For only De Soto, in its field, has the
magic touch of push-button driving.
With this new control, PowerFlite is
more than ever the easiest, safest auto-
uratic. transmission of all. Just press a
button -step on the gas -and. GO!
Out on the road, DeSoto's new power
will take your breath away. You'll thrill
to the instant response of a great new
Fireflite V-8 with 255 horsepower.
And when you stop this fabulous new •
De Soto, new centre -plana brakes take
over smoothly, safely . . with one-
fourth less pedal pressure.
So see this new DeSoto- with its touches
of magic in style, comfort, and perforin-
once. At your De Soto dealer's nowt.
Manufactured in Canada by
C'hrys&- C'mrin:ration of Canada, Liaii•iied
NOW ON DISPLAY. "1954 i95b DE SOTO WN1T.I.1 THE FORWARD LOOK
SA
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Thos. Coats Proprietor
Len McNight - Sales Rept.
Telephone 31 - HENSALL, ONTARIO
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