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ELECTRIC TEA KETTLES—As low as 9.95
ELECTRIC FRY PANS—As low as 18.95
ELECTRIC BLANKETS—As low as 19.95
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FOR DAD
Electric Drills, Pocket Knives, Gloves and Mitts, Electric
Power Saw, Electric Sanders, Torch Kits, Flashlights, Wrench
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SKATES - MODEL KITS
TRANSISTOR RADIOS — in all sizes
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Watches by Bulova-Caravelle-Rodania 14.95 up
Dresser Sets in Gift Box, from - ' 7.95 up
Costume Jewellery by Coro, Boxed Sets - 1.98
Sheaffer Pen and Pencil Sets - - 6.95 up
Men's and Boys' Black Onyx Rings from 9.95 up
Large Selection Ladies' & Gents' Hemetite Rings
Bulova Clock Radios, 2 models 49.95 and 59.95
Silver Cream and Sugar on Tray - - 4.95
Pierced Earrings -- over 100 pairs - 2.50 up
English Bone China Cup and Saucers 99c Boxed
Set of 8 Glasses—Gift Boxed - - - 2.95
58 -pc. Sets Silverware with Chest - 79.95
50 -pc. English Dinnerware Sets - - 29.95
Mantel Clocks — Priced from - - 39.95 up
400 -Day Clocks — Priced from - 28.95 up
Kitchen and Alarm Clocks, from - 2.95 up
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The annual nomination meet-
ing for the Township of Hui -
lett was held Friday in the
Community Hall, Londesboro.
Returned b y acclamation
were Thomas Leiper, reeve,
and Councillors Hugh, Flynn,
James McEwing, Clare Vincent
and Donald Buchanan.
Clerk Harry Tebbutt was
named chairman of the rate-
payers' meeting and read the
financial statement and gave an
explanation of the various it-
ems in it.
Road superintendent Leonard
Caldwell reported on the work
that had been done on the roads
of the municipality, including
the construction of two bridges.
The bridges, he said, were not
large bridges, but are rather
large steel reinforced concrete
culverts. The total amount of
money budgeted for the roads
NEW BRUNSWICK BEFORE
IT CAME INTO EXISTENCE
In the time of early French
settlement, what is now New
Brunswick formed a part of
the colony of Acadia, The Bri-
tish conquest did not bring New
Brunswick into existence either.
It then formed part of the col-
ony of Nova Scotia, However,
recognition of its separate iden-
tity came in 1784, when New
Brunswick was established as a
province. Itis one of the four
founding provinces of Confed-
eration.
Check Huron
History Society
Huron County Council,
through Clerk -Treasurer John
Berry, is investigating the steps
necessary to start a Huron His-
torical Society. This is in ac-
cordance with a recommenda-
tion by the property committee,
in a report presented by Reeve
Ivan Haskins of Howick. The
committee acted upon a letter
from the county Women's In•
stitute, in which the subject was
brought up at the recent rally
in Goderich by Mrs. Wilfred
Mack, provincial convener of
historical research.
Most counties in Western On-
tario have historical societies,
and some organizations are on
a city basis. First activity of a
new society, in a number of cas-
es, such as Oxford, has been to
start a museum, and this may
have been responsible for lack
of interest, up to the present,
in organization of a society.
Weeklies Aid
in Tourist
Exchange
The weekly press co-operated
in the first Ontario -Quebec con-
ference on increasing the flow
of tourists both ways over the
Ontario -Quebec border. Meeting
in Quebec City, the three-day
conference sponsored by the
Ontario Department of Travel
and Publicity delved into a
crowded agenda and came up
with a number of suggestions
that the ministers of both prov-
inces will turn over to their de-
partments for study.
Tourism represents $600,000,-
000 a year to Ontario, the Hon.
James A. C. Auld, Minister of
Travel and Publicity, told the
group of weekly and daily edi-
tors, and representatives of
national magazines, radio and
television.
This represents ten cents in
every dollar of the pay envelope
of Ontario citizens and means
jobs for 300,000 people, five per
cent of the province's popula-
tion.
Robert Prevost, Deputy Minis-
ter of Tourism, Fish and Game
for Quebec, said Ontario tour-
ists were coming over the bor-
der in tremendously increasing
numbers, accounting for 583,-
000 cars of the 600,000 counted
last summer entering Quebec
at the 15 border points.
The group combed tourist lit-
erature from both provinces,
and brought up suggestions for
improving the invitation to the
tourist. They discussed tourist
accommodations, the potential
of travel between the two prov-
inces, recreational facilities. the
"differences" which attract tour-
ists to the two provinces.
Mr. Auld told the meeting
that some of Ontario's tourist
booklets will be printed in
French this year, and serious
consideration is being gieen to
a bi-lingual printing for the fol-
lowing year. Upper Canada Vil-
lage billboards in Quebec will
be in French, he said. As well,
he told the group, some hook-
lets will be in other languages
for New Canadians,
Mr. Prevost said the Quebec
government will shortly release
a 30 -minute color film, "Land of
Good Neig ors", in which Que-
bec commune ' wiII be twin-
ned with those f Ontario and
other provinces.
William H. Cranstoi Midland,
Ont., chairman of the wrist
Industry Committee, Depart.
ment of Economics and Devel-
opment, was chairman of the
sessions held at the Chateau
Frontenae.
and bridges for 1963 was $65,-
000, of which• $49,397.17 has
been spent so far this year.
Assessor George Garter was
asked to give a report on the
assessment of the municipality
Mr• Carter spoke at some length
about a different form of as-
sessing which would relieve or
equalize the present form of
assessment which is based on
the ownership of property ra-
ther than personal assessment.
The different representatives
of the high schools gave their
reports: Robert Thompson for
Clinton High School, Edward
East for Goderich High School,
and Oliver Anderson for Sea -
forth High School. They answer-
ed questions and indicated that
school business is now big busi-
ness.
Reeve Thomas Leiper review-
ed the work that had been done
by the county, and expressed
his thanks for an acclamation
for 1964.
Councillors Hugh Flynn, Clare
Vincent, Donald Buchanan and
James McEwing thanked the
ratepayers for their acclama-
tion and each spoke briefly on
the affairs of the municipality.
Among other things that the
councillors brought to the at-
tention of the .ratepayers was
the practise of roadside dump-
ing of rubbish. They pointed out
that if people would stop the
habit, it would do a great deal
to make their own municipality
quite a bit tidier.
Glenn Webb, Reeve of Steph-
en Township, was present as a
visitor and was invited to
make a few comments on muni-
cipal affairs in general. Mr.
Webb will be a candidate for
the wardenship -o1 the county
if be is returned as reeve in his
municipality. Other prospective
candidates for the wardenship
are Ralph Jewell of Colborne
Township, and Roy Adair of
Wingham.
ARE YOU PSYCHOKINETIC4
The success of the Parapsy-
chology Laboratory at Duke
University, in the U.S.A., in
demonstrating the existence of
psychokinesis—an ability that
some people have to influence,
by thought alone, the move-
ment or behavior of an inani-
mate object. This was achieved
by nine years of research in
dice -throwing tests. The subjects
tried by will -power alone to
make the cubes fall with a
specified face turned up. Pre-
cautions were observed to pre-
vent any bias in the dice or
to prevent the use of dice-
thrbwing skill. The results, an-
nounced in 1943, indicated that
some persons d9 have this abil-
ity, for their success was too
great to be explained in any
other way.
The respiratory diseases are
a group of sicknesses that have
in common a relationship to the
body's breathing processes.
Little Boy: "Mummy, how
long is it since Daddy died?"
Mother: "He didn't die, dar-
ling. He joined a golf club."
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FOR THE
PHOTOGRAPHY
ENTHUSIASTS
• KODAK CAMERAS
• MOVIE CAMERAS
• MOVIE AND SLIDE
PROJECTORS
• FILMS and SUPPLIES
CHRISTMAS CARDS •
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A COLORFUL SELECTION
Available in Boxes or Single
GIFT
Wrapping Paper
Seals and Tags of Every Kind
for Attractive Presents.
S�okers' ccessorieS
Pipes, Tobacco Pouches, Cigarette Rollers, Shaving- Sets,
Electric Razors, Shaving Brushes and Bowls, Kodafcs,
Leather Wallets, Travelling Kits and Lighters.
Tobaccos Cigarettes
TOILET GOODS
A few of the well-nown
brands of toilet goods avail-
able at our store: Yardley,
Faberge', Evening in Paris,
Max Factor, old Spice,
Friendship Garden, Desert
Hower and many others—
Cosmetic Sets, Quality Soaps,
Bath Salts, Colognes, Dust-
ing Powders, Comb, Brush
and Mirror Sets, Gift Sta-
tionery.
We stock
Smiles 'n Chuckles
Neilson's
and
Rowntree
Chocolates
IN CHRISTMAS
WRAPPED BOXES
Would you like a
F -R -E -E
CHRISTMAS PRESENT?
Lovely "Regal"
Walking Doll
or -
"Eldon" Electric
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Road Racing Set
Come in and fill out an entry blank. Nothing to
buy: You need not be present to win.
Cigars Playing Cards
Keating's Pharmacy
Phone 28 — J. E. Keating ,Phm.B.
" The Rexall
Drug Store"
M. E. Hoover, Phm.B. -- Seaforth,