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rPAG@ TWO 342 KING ST. W. c SH 3â€"8231 kx« NIAGARA CYCLO MASSAGE HIGHWAY MARKET â€" $TOP IN . .. CALL ... ? OR SEND COUPON TODAY . 1 FOR FULL INFORMATIONâ€" _ KITCHENER ) _ s ® j A * l THE WATERLOO (Ontarie) CHRORNICLE Thursday, December 18, 1958 ~‘3_ O 1998 Mingora Therapy Mig. .t"‘-r MIAGA RA, 00 an ay an an 4* 4* * Please mail free book!® KITCHENER HAS FHINALLY awakened from its lethargy and decided to form a comâ€" mittee to look into its dormant new industrial condition. that Waterloo has had such a committee for some time, but either they aren‘t accomplishâ€" ing a great deal or are hiding their light under a bushel basâ€" ket and saying nothing. A good retail section is a real necessity but without inâ€" dustry providing the earning power, retailers would starve in a very short time The proposed new retail section where industry row stands on King street is a fine thing It‘s been needed for too many ~years to even contemâ€" dering if we have the earning power right in this city to supâ€" port a real first class shopping We are under the impression centre. The new â€" shopping â€" area. when it does materialize, will be a welcome addition to this city. But let‘s met lose sight of the fact that to mamintain that shopping area we must also continue to imcrease out industrial potential. J.H.S. WHERE IN Hâ€"? Is our car licensing bureau? It won‘t de you council members any good to keep quiet on this particuâ€" lar issue, ‘cause I‘m not going If there were any justificaâ€" tion for Waterloo not having their own license bureau, then I might buy the idea But when such a thing is thrown into the background on the say so of some minor official, then it‘s time you boys got crackâ€" ing anmd exerted a little presâ€" sure. When it comes right down to rock bottom, even if the official had been top rank. what in Hâ€" right has he to say we, the City of Waterloo can‘t have our own bureau. For that matter, who did he obtain an opinion from on our I â€"â€" _ â€" â€"â€" AAZ~ ea,sm«iS‘ . <§’? Santa Suggalt ... Short Sleeve Pullover .... BANâ€"LON . . . 16 â€" 18 â€" 20 Short Sleeve Pullover .......... $: Long Sleeve Pullover ............. $ CaTWUIGAM | ... .222 e 2e & Red â€" White â€" Black â€" Saphire â€" Dulcet Green â€" Brown â€" Forest Glow â€" Scenic Green. GRANDMERE ORLON SWEATERS Short Sleeve Pullover .......... . $: Long Sleeve Pullover se sigsmcceiecess W Cardigan | .... .....00.. 0. .c0 .. >>}.> $ FRIDAY Â¥ VUIITIE P "Till 9:00 LADIES WEAR 31 KING ST. N. o . Sizes 16 â€" 18 â€" 20 Complete range . . . 7 colours PRIDE Oâ€"GLEN AH full fashion . . . Sizes 34 â€" 40 Imported 27 guage Botony Wool Swea‘!xex; PRICED FROM $2.98 â€" $8.95 â€" © SIZES 12 â€" 20 IN A FULL RANGE OF COLORS THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE The Waterloo Chsobicie, Waterico County‘s oldest Englisk newapaper, devoted to _ ths iB»â€" terests of the City of Waterloo and Waterioo County, is published at 104 King Street Sofgth Waterioo, every Thursday. The Chronicle is a member of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Assoriation and of the Ontarioâ€"Quebec Newsâ€"> paper Association. Authorized as second class mail, P.O. Dept, Ottawa. SWEATERS J H. SMITH, Managing Editor and Publisher, Wallar‘s NYLON TERYLENE WOOL JERSEY AUSTRIAN VOILE EGYPTION COTTON I know that present council does not lack either brains or initiative, so how about steerâ€" ing some of both into the proper channels .. . how about it, huh! need, the present issuer? BLOUSES J.H.S. (Continzued on Page 3) Simcerely, $5.95 $6.50 $6.95 $5.98 $7.98 WATERLOO