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+‘ Phone 8â€"8443 â€" 24 Queen N b per word, or a minimuim of 40¢ per in~ :cb--:unucubutndrb- will be 35 cents. , MANELLA‘S FURS "SKINNY" GIRLS: GET LOVEâ€" LY CURVES! Gain 5 to 10 lbs., new peg Try famous health and weightâ€"builder, Ostrex Tonic Tabâ€" lets. Introductory, "getâ€"acquaintâ€" ed" size only 60c. All druggists. 102 King South â€" Phone 8â€"8024 Every Kind of Insurance Fire â€" _ Life _â€" Accident Health _ â€" _ Plate Glass !EAL ESTATE & INSURANCE Ladies . . . bring in your fur coat for free estimates. You will be MAKE MONEY and win friends, selling our exclusive blouses, nylons, _ lingerie. Satisfaction guaranteed. No investment. Good commission. Stenber Distributing Company, 30 McRoberts Ave., Toronto. 10 ozs. special $1.25, 6 ozs. special 98c; regular 26¢, 65c, 89¢ and f(l;gs' at Geiger‘s Drug Store, 408 King St. East, Kitchener, Dial #2127 Started Bray Pullets and Capons. Also dayâ€"olds. Prices. _ Reg. Adams, RR. 1, Paris, Cor. Highâ€" ways 3 and 5. New and Used Motorcycles at CARTER BROS. Agents for James, A.J.S., Triumph, B.S.A., Norton, Vincent â€"and Indian. 256 King N. _ â€" _ Phone 2â€"8389 AGGRESSIVE AGENTS to estabâ€" lish a solid Jito Business in good vacant territories. Sell from door to door 225 Jito products: Toiletâ€" ries, Culinaries, Medicines, Domâ€" estic Necessities, Tea, Coffee, etc. Substantial income assured. NO RISK. $18.00 needed. Details â€" Jito: 5130 St. Hubert, Montreal. Started Pullets. Started Capons. Reasonable. Prices. Reg. At;:ns, RR. 1, Paris, Cor. Highway 3 and 5, Phone 800W. Maytag Washers Kullman Appliances Phone 3â€"3202 â€" 311 King St. East Kitchener Sales on Dominion, Barton, Eureka and DikEcroryl DIRECTORY! surprised at the low cost. Work done by expert furrier at if paid cash. (Minimum charge as above 682 King West â€" Kitchener 10 cents extra. _ _ _ 0 _ _ _ ____ _ ‘Fwo or more insertions, 2%¢ per word A. K. CRESSMAN & SON HESSENAUR & SHANTZ THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE We Guarantee your Washing Machine For a 90â€"day period Repairs to any make Washer t Parts stocked for all Real Estate and Insurance _ WATERLOO, ONTARIO _ Kullman Appliances PHONE 6â€"6401 or 2â€"0594 THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM OUR SERVICE IS PROMPT 64 ADVERTISEMENTS Sta e clearly in which edition the advirtisement is to appear. Stst: number of insertions desired. W ie ___ Waterloo Expert repairs to all makes. IN3TRUCTIONS FOR SENDING Fur Repairs and Restyling USE THE CHRONICLE "WANT" ADS En(zrloym’ Liability uarantee Bond Boiler Insurance Transit Insurance AGENTS WANTED Our rates reasonable BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES The biggest value for your advertising dollar. FEMALE HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FUR REPAIRS BABY CHICKS DRUGGISTS PERSONAL FOR SALE kler Leakage in care of The Chronicle Advanced method has helped thousands. No leg straps. No elastic. No Plasters. No pressure on hips or spine. Flexo pad. Entirely different. Very light. INEXâ€" PE!](SIVE. Write for information and trial. SMITH MANUFACTURING COMPANY Est‘d 1893 w 549 King Street â€" PRESTON, Ontario ‘ ,6%%4 We pick d.“ makes is _ LOCKS ';"? KEYS MADE All Kinds ; â€" G. L. BRAUVN U _ TFractil -m&g 350 King West KITCHENER Phone 1â€"1562 â€" Mnar‘s Res. $â€"2171 Dupnaang"fini’Addtns" Dollar Cavaicade from 1. Machines, Fili (Mon. through Fri.) SAIQ, ;C%pm l This is a coâ€"operatively #8 Queen 8c. Secth â€" Phone 6â€"6484 KITCHENEE New and Used UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS Whether BUYING or _\ InNvISIBLE WEAYVING __ AND MENDING SERVICE Tuerma Provart MANACER 2â€"2777 â€" 2â€"7604 â€" 2â€"0961 Saws, knives, clipper plates, SUNSTRAND ADDING MACHINES RUPTURED? For Sale and For Rent by the Maker 8 Duke E. â€" ?‘dfl Office open until 8 p.m. J. GEO. STREBEL Phone 7â€"7511 â€" 23 Erb W. DOWNING‘S Flowers REAL ESTATE FOR SALE UNDERWOOS LIMITED ° in LINOLEUM, RUBBER, ASPHALT TILE, | _ PLASTIC WALL TILE. Free Estimates. 89 King St. N. Waterioo Phone 55075 (Use our floor roller and other necessary equipment FREE) This herd consists of 40 head of good, strong, healthy cattle in excellent condition, including some with pure Dual Pur?o.! and some with pure\Scotch bloodlines. COMPLETE SHORTHORN DISPERSAL You Can‘t Beat the For installation that means luxury without extravagance Whether it‘s to buy or sell, The man to see is Emel. 44 William St., Waterloo Phorie 2â€"1357 E- G- FRy D-c- 86 King St. West Next to Capitol Theatre Phone 4â€"4162 New and Used _ | ing old time and popular music. _ _ _ Duplicating and Adding _ | Doliar Cavaicade from 1.30 to 2.00 pam. 129 Queen Street North "Repairing of Clothes" 49 Kinc Street, East KITCHENER, ONTARIO SHARPENING HAYS SALES AR EN A (Located !4 mile west of Trafalgar, on No. 5 Highway) FRED WEBER REALTOR meat grinder plates lawnmowers, etc. TVUESDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1953 DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC H. 5. EMEL REALTOR The entire herd of Mr. A. Dorfman, Oakwville, Ont will be dispersed HAYS FARMS LIMITED â€" Sale Managers Oakville, Ont. Phone: 1308 TILE oand LINOL EU M At BAVUMAN‘S Phone Scotch and Dual Purpose Bloodlines ib m t T 8 o TELEPIIONE 21173 at 1.00 p.m. xt _ Allâ€"Canadian _ talent â€" in _ wellâ€"known plays presented weekly during the winâ€" ter_months, Gillette Fights from 10.00 to 11.00 p.m. _ Songs from the Hit Parades of Yeaterâ€" day. Today and Tomorrow; also a mysâ€" tery tune is played, and the prize weekâ€" ly is a $10.00 credit note. Ford Theatre from 9.00 to 10.00 p.m. THURSDAY Collegiate Assembly from 9.05 to 2.40 Voice of the Army from 7.30 to 7.45 p.m. _ Tuesdays and. Tlntr‘.y rs (Network) A prug’r-â€"n; of band musie and vocal selectiqns, featuring members of the Arned ‘Forces. Fun Parade from 8.30 to 9.00 p.m. â€" Canada‘s TOP Funâ€"Show, with audiâ€" ence participation, and Roy Ward Dickâ€" son as genial master of shenanigans. Also a $1.000 bill is given away as a mailâ€"bag draw prize. FRIDAY The Nation‘s Best from 8.30 to 9.00 p.m. _ A blowâ€"byâ€"blow description of the top fights in the land, with Bill Corum and Don Dumphy as announcers. The antics of ‘Red‘ Skelton are brought to the listeners of CKCR weekly at this time. Wednesday and Friday at 7.30 p.m. The Kâ€"W Greenshirt Hockey Forum is presented | with â€" Bill Taylor, Publicity Guy Lombardo from 9.00 to 9.30 p.m.. This is similar to Double or Nothing except there are also material prizes as well as money. R.C.A. Victor Album from 9.00 to 945 A program of some of the world‘s bestâ€" foved music, in a classical or semiâ€"classâ€" ical vein, presented by some of the world‘s bestâ€"loved artists. The Collegiate Assembly program is broudcast each Thursday during the sehool year. A detective story with Boston Blackie, the detective who solves many crime cases. Double or Nothing from 8.30 to 9.00 pm. (Network program) Thi+ program is a popular quiz show for all. There is also a mailbag draw. All prizes are in the form of money. Sports with Moyer from 9.00 to 9.15 p.m. Bill Moyer, CKCR‘s sportscaster tells stories about sports greats, and keeps you posted on the Tocal and national sports scene. 100 K Take a Chance from 8.30 to 9.00 WEDNESDAY ‘Red‘ Skelton from 8.30 to 9.00 p.m. _ A transcribed program featuring ‘Guy Lombardo‘ and the "sweetest music this side of Heaven". t 8.00 to 8.15). This is a request program, featuring oldâ€"time music and polkas. What‘s On Wax?? from 1000 to 1100 p.m. (Mon. through Thurs). The latest releases in the music world are offered on this show, along with items Passes are given away daily on this proâ€" gram, in a mail draw. This is a program for the women listeners giving fashion and beauty hints, recipes and bousehoid hints. This proâ€" gram is commentated by our women‘s commentator, Lis Hubbell. Town and Country Club from 12.48 p.m. to 1.30 ps. (Mon. through Fri. and on Sat. from 12 to 12.20 and 12.4% to 1.15 pam.) _ This is an allâ€"request program, featurâ€" This is a coâ€"operatively sponsored proâ€" gram, with giveâ€"away prizes in the form of money and consolation prizes. Teleâ€" phone calls are made at random from the telephone directory. There is also a mail draw each week. Neighborly News at 10.30 to 10.48 a.m. Sportscast at 6.07 p.m. (Mon. through Latest sports scores and a complete coverage of all local and national sports are covered at this time. Bill Moyer, Sportscaster, compiles all sports news for this major sportscast, and has interviews with team officials, players, etc. Evcning Serenader from 7.00 to 7.15 p.m This program features songs by Bing Crosby. Bostom Blackie from 8.00 to 8.30 p.m. lndies, with music designed just ‘for THILO‘S Orchard 355 Erb St. West â€" Waterloo Phone 2â€"1535 <4CKCR Weekly Radio Logp Fancy Quality Macintosh and Spies 3.95 Hamper Extra Special â€" Rhode Island GFeenings Good eating and cooking. 1.75 Bushel We deliver anywhere in the Twin Cities. ing from .30 to 10.00 Mon. &nn""' h Sat.) |(i- Drberam utnre: (Mon. through Fri.) APPLES TUESDAY MONDAY A fiftyâ€"minute color film on "The Royal Tour" will be shown at the Public School on Friday night. Other films will also be shown including one entitled, B.1.2.0. hild at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Id Poth on Monday night. Ernest West of Kitchener, the president, occupied the chair and the devotions were led by Gaven lutten of Stratford. Mr. West and Mr. Clutten spoke on he different phases of the Young People‘s work in the Guelph Asâ€" sociation and also showed slides. Included in the pictures were: Scenes taken at the summer camp at Goderich; the B.Y.P.U. convention held at Chatham last year; and the publishing of the B.Y.P.U. paper, "The Vision". Eden Hilborn, president of the loâ€" cal society introduced the visitors and closed the meeting with prayâ€" er. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Colleginte. They give ag iteme Unsefrening® buraining in reannene, The Hit Purade rrom to 346 pan. ‘The top song: h:o-h-‘ well as &.hâ€"nm:nmh;-b- l#'lnn-h-hâ€"va-w..-. is a network show originating in Mui:-buhcd'um)ul m«-m«u.â€"-u.nh.â€": .‘.hrl':‘hflrhnl.a::.'&lh dn"-’hmhr-d-.m.&nm also given periodically this gram to listeners writing in to the show, who answer a question asked. wtâ€"m-mlm m:l;u:pbers ‘;)t the Pee;(pelcutiil’e of tist Youn, e‘s Union of the Guelph xuociation were in charge of the program at the biâ€"weekly meetixg of ‘the local B.Y.P.U. held at the home of Mr. Almost every Saturday -Iclt.“l:.i:- ning October 25, the Senior y games will be broadcaust with piayâ€"byâ€" New Dundee : at 9 Forty people attended a meetâ€" ing at Calvary Evangelical Unitâ€" ed Bretifren Church last week when the Calvary Live Wire Biâ€" ble class entertained the Friendly Couples _ class â€" of â€" Emmanuel Church, Waterloo. Forty Attend Friendly Couples" Waterloo Meeting _A new Canadian, Cypzian Marâ€" zec, formerly of Poland, addressed the meeting. Mr. Marzec, who speaks seven languages, told of his experiences and gave Chrisâ€" tian testimony. Mrs. Verne Miller sang, accomâ€" ganied at the piano by Mrs. Elsie umas. The devotional period Ouble, and a story by Cansda‘s favorite spar¢custior, "soln, Wisher " aloee this ons Manager of the Greenshirts and Bill Meyer Sportscaster, along with various m@mbers of the team. Isasac makes it poss people of the villag munity to have the Phe morning service from St. Matâ€" thew‘s and evening service from Benton Street Baptist Church will be broadcast Newcasts at 12.30 and 11 pas. "Who Wil Teach Your Child?", which should be of special interâ€" est to parents. Principal C. J. Ismac makes it possible for the people of the village and comâ€" munity to have the opportunity of seeing educational films at| * the school one night each month. s new, to delight everyone of all ages Bunday at this time. Bell Singers trom 8.30 to 9.00 allâ€"girl choir presents goag-"o-.u of Pr aÂ¥ two sons and three da% Henry and Frederick, Mrs. Aebi and Mrs. Val Glasser of the e of near daughter, Mrs. Walter Campbell CONESTOGO COUPLE |J * "~ boem e 2l 2 l lz MARRIED 52 YEARS i e e m e of Guelph, died two years ago “?lg'-‘ lnnchor: fi L Cth, + welcomed the visiters and m Buschert, president Rolling south over scenic highways you are routed via New Orleans where you have two nights and one day to see the sights of this enchanting city. Your tour conductor who speaks both Spanith and ROUND TRIP FARE mmmmahmwmmn FROM TORONTO Mexico and back. You‘ll enjoy the wonderful sights of Mexico, its (Subject to chunge) quaint shops and the strange customs of its colorful citizens. . "C“F&"’W Ask your Agent for more details of this and (2 in a room) many other Pleasure Planaed Vacations. ALSO 19 MEALS Down South of the Border *4 BRYSON F. KEARNS _Insurance & Realty Properties in Waterloo 1 HOUSE, Six Roomsâ€"with iow down pay Phone H. N. KLAEKHN 7â€"7383 Evenings 2â€"3102 Â¥ 4.‘ Â¥ i9A nted [Â¥ 260®