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AT REDUCED PRICES
General Electric Vacuum Cleaners .
General Electric Floor Polishers
General Electrical Food Mixers ... .
General Electric Steam Irons , . . .
General Electric Featherweight Irons
General Electric Kettles . , ..,....
General Electric Frypans
General Electric Automatic Toasters
West. Roaster Ovens Reg 49.95
West, Elec. Blankets Reg 49.00
.Sunbeam Elec. Frypans Reg, 38.90
•Dormeyer Deep Fryers Reg. 29.95
Refrig. Aut. Defrost Switches Reg. +13,50
. Reg, 99.95
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. Reg. 24.95
.. Reg. 19.95
.. Reg. 12.75
. Reg. 13.50
Reg. 21.95
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$45.00
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$31.90
$2,6.95
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Drop In And See Our Selection of Table Lamps
And Floor Lamps
HESS -ELECTRIC * ZURICH
Rollie's Sports ag Cycle
DEAR FRIENDS - JUST A FEW THINGS TO SUGGEST
FOR THE CHRISTMAS GIFT SEASON --- LOADS OF
QUALITY AND VALUE
ADMIRAL and MOTORLA Telivisions, also Mantel Radios of
many makes
Sleighs, Tabbogans in all sizes, Skies, Ice Skates by Bauer for
wee Tots, Youths, Boys, Men's, Ladies; Hockey Outfits, Shoul-
der Pads; Shin Pads; Hockey Sticks all prices; Glouco.
Tricycles all sizes; Bicycles for Boys and Girls by Ralughs.
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 telux Electric. Shavers; Sunbeam do;
Philishave and S -Chi; 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
Waterloo Cattle Breeding
Association
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
Extend best wishes for .a Merry Christmas and a.
Happy and Prosperous New Year to everyone
No service on Christmas or New Year's Day.
So that the technicians may enjoy these two
holidays with their families, no service will be a-
vailable on Sunday, December 25,'55 which is
Christmas Day and Sunday, January 1 st,'56,..New
Year's Day.
For artificial breeding service of for more in-
formation call collect to our office:
Clinton 515.
Between 7:30 and 10:00 a.m. on week days.
7:30 and 9:30 a.m. on Sundays and
Hoiida:..,
ANNUAL HURON COUNTY MEMBER'S
MEETING
December 28th. at 1:30 p.m. in the board room at
the Agricultural Office in Clinton. At this meet-
ing your nomination for a director to represent
Huron County on the board of directors of the
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association will be de-
cided on.
information in regards to 1955 operations will
be given.
Dr. Fish of the O. V. C. will speak on Vibrio
Fetus in cattle. Vibrio Fetus is a disease, now
recognized as being on the increase in the Province,
which sometimes causes early abortions and breed-
ing troubles.
ZURICH. HERALD
Auto Insurance 1
CRASH VICTIMS AWARDED
$96,781, HIS ONLY ASSET
IS $20,000 IN INSURANCE
---Headline, Toronto Star
The unfortunate driver who must
pay is not a rich mean, He estimated
he'll be 114 years old when free of
debt. All because he didn't carry
enough car insuyanee at the time of
the accident.
How about you, Have you enough
insurance for a judgment like this?
Enough, you know, costs little more;
$100,000 for death or injury to one
person
$200,000 for death or injury to two
or more
$100,000 for damage to property.
Get the full story from;
Bertram Klopp
R:R. 3, Zurich, Phone 93-1 Zurich
Co -Operators Insurance Association.
Automobile Insurance for Careful
Dri vers
Notice
CARS, CREAM and MILK CANS
ARE NOT. TO BE LEFT ON THE
ROADS OF HAY TOWNSIHIP IN
j SUCH A POSITION THAT THEY
HINDER 'TELE PLOWING OF SNOW
TI -JE TOWNSHIP WILL NOT +3E
HELD RESIPONS!IBLE FOR ANY
DAMAGES SUSTAINED.
BY ORDER:
JAMES MASSE,
Hay Township Road ,Superintendent.
Santa appeared with an exchange of
gifts: Rev and Mrs Higenel•1 were
each presented with sweaters, The
group in charge served a delicious
lunch.
Had Christmas Party -
Mrs Ernest Koehler was 'hostess
fo. :e ,G.N.O. CI4:) Christmas party
last week. All enjoyed a Christmas
t dinner followed by 'bridge. High lady
4, was Mrs. R. Hoperoft and low Mrs.
Stuart Wolfe. Followed by an ex-:
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CARD OF THANKS
l would like to express my sincere
thanks to, the neighbours friends and
1001atives for visits, treats and cards
during Mr. Kraft's lengthy illness
and for the floral tributes, sympathy
cards and all who helped in any way
during my :bereavement. Special
thanks to Rev. fligenell, the church
choir Ladies' Aid, pair, bearers and T.
Marry Hoffman.
--atm Louis Kraft
Dashwood IW.I. along with Elm -
vale W.T. were guests of Zurich W.I.
at their Christmas party Tuesday
evening Dec. ,113th.
Hold Annual Meeting --
The Ladies' Aid of Zion Lutheran
rfhurch .++'d their annual meeting on
IPS'edner'lay to,. 14. The trea,urt:;
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!Mrs. E. Ktein,-ttiver reported receipts
for the year as $1717.64 and a bal-
ance, on hand of $516.0.2. The miss-
ionary League receipts were $60.93.
It was decided that a letter be given
to the -church. Board recommending
the holding of a Decoration 'Service
next summer. Election cof officers
results: President, Mrs. M. Merner;
Vice -Pres., Mrs. Ervin Rader; secy-
Mrs, Ernest TCoeihler; Treasurer, Mrs.
E. IGeinstiver; 'pianist Mrs. Edgar
Itestemayer; librarians, Mrs. Elmer
Rader and 1VIrs, Rudolph MxlleriCard
secretary, Mrs. ITarb Wens; flower
and treat seey., Mrs. Albert Miller;
Reporters Luth, Witness, Mrs Lorne
Genttner; 'local, .Mrs E. Rader; Aud-
itors Mrs Arnold Becker and Mrs
Charles Martene, Group 4 with.
Mrs. Schenk in charge took over the
Christmas party; carol:, were sung;
St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
A Joyous Christmas to You! 'arid
You all!
GIVE A
SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE
ZURICH HERALD
For A
CHRISTMAS GIFir
OR A
NEW YEAR'S GIFT
IN MEMORIAM
Kipfer - In Loving memory of our
dear Mother Leah Kipfer who passed
away December 214, 1942, and our
Dear Father, Menno Kip.fer who pas-
sed away, August 7, 1922.
Please God for giving' a silent tear,
A silent wish that they were here,
There are others yes, we know
But they were ours and we loved
therm so.
God took them home, it was his will,
But in +our hears they liveth still.
-Sadly missed by their daughters,
Mrs. Ella Desjardine and Edith Kip-
fer of Exeter. .
through through despairing moments
trying to console themselves sy bring -
rug back Znemories of yesterdays;
From the Loss of a wife, husband, or
other dear ones, who have just passed
on to their eternal reward, Christ-
mas is a feast of great," significance
and should be +o!b'served with great
piety. Christians throughout the
! world united in spirit with the ang-
!els of old, singing praises to the
Christ child iii a manger at Bethle-
heimi on that first Christmas morn. It
is regrettable that some should stray
away from it by sinful deeds; to some
it is only a passing day; to others a
day of gaity, where families gather
to exchange gifts, and to 'celebrate to
their heart'scontent, and not once
realize the real meaning of it.
Late Philip Bedard
Word was received here on Sunday
of the passing away of Mr. Philip
Bedard of Tilbury. in his 68th year.
The deceased was a native of this
parish, and in his early years he and
his brother Lawrence left this 'com-
!Christmas Day with all its splendor -111
and .Glory will in the near future be '?'
with us; it will once more give those
of us who are spared, a privilege to
greet one and all; it will also .be a
privilege to once again render thanks
to God for the many .graces and fay -
ours we have received during • the
passing year. To
you and I, all will
mean much, we have been blersed
abundantly and we have been for-
tunate to escape accidents, P;•ials and
sorrows; It will be for us to approach
those with worth- of ,uonsoladon,who
were more fortunate, for those who
have to carry the burden of grief,
trials, and sorrow, by the loss of
some loved !ones, in this Yuletide sea-
son when all the world seer -4; to he
rejoicing in some way. Let us share
with ous neighbours who are going
jj{[l{n
F4i
Thursday, December 22nd, 19501
munity and went to Tilbury on .:r
new venture and where they. opened
up a shoe store in 191.8, during the
flu epidemic; Lawrence contraeting
the !flu and passed away, leaving the
late deceased to carry on alone, After
about forty years the deceased had
built up a prosperous business. The
!church service and interment were
held in Tilbury. The deeeased leaves
to mourn has loss, his wife, a son,
his aged mother Mrs. L''gseph Bedartt
Sr., of this parish, seven br.'oV.se s,,
Joseph of Chatham, Leon and Thea...
file of Hay Township;; Charles of`
Courtright; Simeon and August of
Windsor and Melvin of Detroit; titrett
sisters, Mrs. Lawrence Jeffrey and
;Mrs Gilbert Jeffrey of Windsor and
Sister !Bugenie of Chatham. We joint
with the bereaved family to offer.
our deepest sympathy.
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Season's Greetings
We Count this a Great
Pleasure and Opportunity
To Get Away a Few Moments
Froin the Routine of
Daily Affairs, and
EXTEND CORDIAL REGARDS
To each and Everyone, with Sincerest Good Wishes
For the NEW YEAR
The Management and Staff
Gerald GIN: (i E R ICH 'IS
Heating - , Lighting - Plumbing
Electrical Repairing - Motor Rewinding
Zurich Phone 34 Ontario
A Merry Christmas and Prosperous" NEW YEAR.
TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS
SUGGESTIONS FOR LAST DAY SHOPPERS:
-End Tables
-Step Tables-
-Cocktail Tables
-Coffee Tables
-Card Tables
-Floor Lamps
-Table Lamps
-T.V. Lamps
-Bridge Sets
-Hassacks
-Mirrors
-Magazine Racks
-Small Electric Appliances
-Sandwich Toasters
-Automatic Pop-up Toasters
-General Electric Kettles
-G.E. ' (featherweight ) Irons
-G.E. (featherweight) 'Steam Irons
-Deep Fry Cookers
Electric Clocks
• -Portable Food Mixers
3 Lucky Tickets ..
Free Draw
3 Turkeys will be given away
FREE on Xmas. eve.
2 -WEEK -END SPECIALS
7 -piece Recreation room group Reg. $185.00, Special $1.59.00
Hostess Chairs, ass't colors, beautiful coverings, Reg. $22.50, Special $17.95
BLACKSTONE'S FURNITURE
PHONE 240
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A B of M passbook
showing a nice little balance
makes a big bit with the youngsters
at Christmas .. , saves last•tuinute shopping,
too. Gift -wrapped with a Christmas
Over. "MY BANK" in your neighbourhood
will gladly take care of your needs.
BANK OF MONTREAL
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Zurich Brandt: CARL SCOrI', Manager
Hensen Brands: KB/VI: ETi•# CHRISTIA.tNt, Manager
Crediton Branch: RAYMOND KING, Manager
(Open Tuesday and Thursday)
Dashwood (Sub -Agency): Open Mon., Wed, 84 Fri,
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