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Sell !prol|n door E=P Nooun oatvice ThHE WATERLOO CHRONICLE Kullman Appliances Dominion, Barton, Eureka and Maytag Washers Kullman Appliances Phone 3â€"3202 â€" 311 King St. f Kitchener Fixes soft waves into your hair quickly and easily. $2.00 value for $1.25. $3.00 value for $1.75. Geiger‘s Drug Store, 408 King St. East, Kitchener. Dial 2â€"2127. OUR SERVICE IS PROMPT Our rates reasonable. USE THE CHRONICLE "WANT" AD FORD TRUCK â€" AGENTS WANTED es are customers and Usc‘s r many products. Full deâ€" FAM[LE;’(, 1600 Delorimier, A., Montreal The biggest value We Guarantee your Washing Machine For a 90â€"day period irs to any make Washer. Parts stocked for all * makes. Whether BUYING or SELLING p ng an Machines, Filing C‘Nn% Safes, Complete Office 24 Queen Bc. Seath _ Limited Phone 8â€"8443 â€"* 24 Queen N Ofrice QUIuH APPLIANCES Health NESTLE Au DRUGGISTS wn boss. Familex‘s ality assures quick, ur homeâ€"town and as uen'itorx .. Al TYPEWRITERS 2â€"0594 Equipment SPRAZE Phone 6â€"4484 §49 King Street â€" uEen SMITH MANUFACEURING COMPANY Het‘d 1898 0000000 & câ€"<sap 0 <mp ce o4 « c<mâ€"»> mm * eB E WE AV INVISIBLE WEAYVING AND MENDING SERVICE DOWNING‘S Flowers "Repairing o| Clothes" 49 Kinc Stueet, East KITCHENER, ONTARIO Tnecma Provart TELEPHONE MANACER 21173 CHIROPRACTIC Office: 44 William St., Waterloo Phone 2â€"1357 Saw:.' i;l;u. clipper plates, meat grinder 'll““» H. S. EMEL, Realtor 129 Queen St. Properties for sale or exchange Farms. J. GEO. STREBEL Phone 7â€"7511 â€" 23 Erb W. New houses and older homes; duplexes; apartment buildings; stores; business blocks; hotels; vacant land and also . mortgages. C For appointment to list or sell j your property call 2â€"2777 â€" 3â€"1080 â€" 2â€"7604 â€" 2â€"0961 86 King St. West Next to Capitol Theatre Phone 4â€"4162 SHARPENING \ys Wath. complete Real Estate lawnmowers, elc. Goop ArriiancEs "WESTINGHOUSE 74 King St. 8. wWAl service m-lmâ€"!i.uinchmmhwo-uwo m loaves of bread or two 15â€"ib. turkeys at the same time. . too, for even your smallest oven meal. m&.noflwmmu‘flâ€"wm-â€"m‘o ing. Now you can watch your. food bake or roast to perâ€" fection without wasting oven heat mmoxommn.uovnnm Fry deligious becon and in just 3 minutes from the turn of the control. That‘s Stop v:lch gM ‘v-â€"'muommmmumlâ€" N. â€" Kitchener COME IN FOR A DEMONSTRATION apartments in the home 0° MTS. Roy Hewitt, Plattsville South. Mr. and Mrs. MacLean Robb and children Bryan and Glenn of Bowmanville, Mr.. ‘a_x!d|lr‘:. R. DA Snd \uud.m of Montreal, Mr. Mrs. Clifford Hincks, Heather . |Keith of Guelph and Mrs. A Tuck of Clifford. _ 20z 0m uso 8 Go/fbagt it dl _ Miss Helen Klnfwll.N., of Hamâ€" lllwn visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Kinf. Mr. and Mrs. J. Steele and chilâ€" 'dten of Woodstock and Mr. and ‘Mrs. Donald Grimes of Buffalo, |N V with Mr. and Mrs. Warren )NAYfl with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Grimes and family. Miss Hazel Randall of the Toâ€" ronto teaching staff visited at her home here recently. ENee T URHoR Cns Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Harmer and sons Jmt{h‘nd Donald of Galt with the Thomson and Harâ€" mer family. |__ baw aile fi Wop‘k‘l-l-l LOCK KEYS M All Kin ‘ G. L. BR 270 King Phone 2â€" Kitcheor ) o comaropermrernrareenenintes GOING PLACES? 1941 Chevrolet Coach 1947 Dodge 4â€"door sedan 1947 Mercury Coach, radio 1948 Plymouth Coach, clean 1950 International 1â€"Ton USE Sales and Service‘" wATERLOO Pho "Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers" 159 Erb W. Dial 4â€"4922 Express Come in and see the new 1954 Fargo Trucks Before you do, see the GUARANTEED USED CARS At Sunshine Motors in 5 U NS HI N E M OTORS Te homve of Mrs Edward Fenn and G. L. BRAUN 1270 King St. E. Phone 2â€"2194 Waterioo LOCKS KEYS MADE eee POmni n ce tea o B se adhere to the usscl of the late "Jim Hunter" great broadâ€" caster to feed the birds. Among them are the Cardinals whose fll.lm“ is a pretty sight against background of the snow. The squirrels too, which are many, are acquainted with the places where food is supplied and set up quite For Home Delivery ‘of: The Telegram, please contact The Tely Carrierâ€"Salesman on your street, write The Telegram, Bay and Melinda Sts.. Toronto 1, ot Telephone EMpire 8â€"6011. Mary Margaret McBride DAILY plus WEEKEND Says in TELEGRAM Read What a chatter if molested other prowlers. ,sw... Attend Fuxnoral Rites. Mrs. Weir Graham of nfig-t atâ€" tended the funeral rites held at Woodstock on Monday of the late Mrs. Donald Grant. Gerald and Clair Harmer and William Quandt acted as pallbearers. Mrs. Grant Plattsville was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Harâ€" mer also of Plattsville. Dinner Parties on New Year‘s Eve Among those entertaining at dlnmr‘znmu on New Year‘s Eve were . and Mrs. Clarence Bryâ€" ans, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Glendenâ€" ning and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walâ€" die. Many family dinners were mlso held in the village on New ‘Year‘s day. and Clair of Plattsville and GHRoOW! Mrs. Wuiiam Quangt ‘#. %' wt,,s!"..._! day â€" 120 â€" 12.20; 1245 â€"1.18; 120â€" 2400 p.m. . ing all :‘u- of music; particularly NaFI::;{â€"I.- and News for Women: (10.30 â€" 1100 a.m. Monday through Friday). e ue on e dgh e t ns Baden By Mrs. C. W. Fleel (Chronicle Correspondent) Baden ratepayers are now faced with another major problem. The public school is overcrowded. Juâ€" nior teachers are now teaching over forty pupils each. There are two grades in the classes. Grades «4 CKCR Weekly Radio Logp|‘ 7 and 8 are the only ones of an avenfle size. The board at the annual meeting last week exâ€" plained that there are a number of alternatives in lessening the size of the grades. Pupils from the upper classes could be transâ€" ported to another school. Extra rooms might be rented in the vilâ€" lage. At the present time this does not seem possible. An addiâ€" tion could be built on the present building. This would cost considâ€" erably since the old school is square and high. A new heating unit would have to be added. The present one is taxed to capacity now. A number of other changes would have to be made. In the near future a new school will be inevitable. A number of ratepayâ€" "Tass Io d dilâ€"cegucet progrem dedi. cated to the shutâ€"ins of Presport ers feel that spending money on anything temporary is a needless waste. It is to be. expected that the suggestion of a new building would meet with considerable opâ€" rosltion. Mention of welfare of he pupils and the furtherance of their education was conspicuous \ by its absence.â€" V’Rhe first accident in Bade. for 1954 occurred on New Year‘s Day. giving fashion news; b recipes and music for Tfl'â€"‘, Gay Lombardo, for your listening pleasure. Sports Forum (Wednesday and Fridayâ€" A car driven bg Howard Finlay and one driven by Clare Ramsyer collided on h'?hwly 7 and 8 near the centre of the village. The at $1200.. 'i'\;nâ€")-;:&:fifants of the Ramsyer car were taken to hospiâ€" tal.â€" 8.16 to $.30 pu.). ule'!-i-alfliz_:: car was travelâ€" west. Police set the damage SUNDAY PROGRAMS St. Matthew‘s Luthcran Church and Benâ€" ton St. Baptist Church. ‘The morning service from St. Mat thew‘s Lutheran and evening I-= from Benton St. Baptist Chureh be brosdcast each Sunaay. Neweasts: (12.30 pm.; 600 paz end 11.00 p«m.). These are the &lru major newseasts ‘ on Sunday, with local and worldwide news, sports and weather. Sunday afternoon the Baden Fire brigEnde were called to the home of Elmer Hofstetter to conâ€" trol a chimney fireâ€" _ _ _ _ Monday, January 11, will be the inauguration of lhe'nl‘m Wilmot Township Council. e ceremonfl will be held in the township ha at 11 am. Citizens are invited to be present.