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THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
FQr Results -. A Classified Ad
FOR SALE FOR SALE,
AND —.HERE ,HERE AND THERE
London's share of 1952 suburban
roads costs is $32,600. A Goderich
statistician points out that with a
population of 95,000, the per cap-
ita cost to Londoners is 35 cents.
Then, he turns with dismay to
Goderich's picture and points out
the per capita cost is $2.50. Quite
a difference. He points out Gode-
rich's 1952 county roads costs,
even after taking into consider-
ation the county rebate, is $12,514.
With Goderich's population at
5,000 in. 1952 this figures out to
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RADIOS
RECORD PLAYERS
T.V. ANTENNAS, TOWERS
and ACCESSORIES
SALES & SERVICE
Hutchinson Radio
. Huron' Road
Hello homemakers! Half the fun
in candy -making is in the eating --
which makes " success doubly im-
portant. When candy is good, it
$2.50 a head. The statistician
feels there's something wrong
somewhere.
Our friend, Fref Arnott of the
London Free Press "Facts and
Fables," doesn't believe SOME sub-
scribers on rural telephone lines
(and in towns, too, for that matter)
sometimes go into marathon con-
versations of from one half to an
hour over the lines while others
wait to place a call. After decades
of years of exasperating experi-
ence, the Mornington Township
Municipal Telephone System has
placed`a five minute limit on calls
in order toeliminate this unneces-
sary chit chat. However, because
Fred has been using a township
telephone lin near London for "a
couple of yeas" he feels qualified
to deny any such charges. We in-
vite him to interview any 50 wo-
men subscribers within a radius
of ten miles of Goderich on the
subject to really get an "earful."
Regardless of anything, however,
perch -fisherman Fred and the
writer of this column both agree
with Voltaire, who said, "I dis-
approve of what you say, but I
will defend to the death your
Phone 498B ! right to say it."
WISE WOMAN.
with an eye to the welfare
of the home who will STOP
AND CONSIDER our spec-
ial• offering of
Gom binat io 11
Doors
WE HAVE FEW- NO. 1 COMBINATION DOORS ,I
LEFT WITH COPPER WIRE AND GLASS INSERTS—
THE BEST YOU CAN BUY.
Replace your old storm door with one
of these NOW.
Included in our door stocks are, several newly ar
- rived fir slab and 2 panel doors.
Front and rear entrance doors of latest design.
We also have a large stock of: fir plywood, gy'proc;
Tentest sheets and Tentest ceiling squares, 16x16 and
12x12; Greenboard--Masonite; Barclay wall tile; chrome
trim and mouldings; roll roofing, 18x36"; roll brick
siding; building papers.
Also a quantity of %x11/2", oak and birch .dooring—
door and cupboard hardware --barn door track --Mable -
door latches, in fact, we can give you any requirements
for building needs.
We specialize in millwork of all kinds—sash-frames
—screens—cellar frames and sash. Kitchens built to I
order. Cabinets, etc.
Just PHONE 782 and we will call and advise you
of your needs.
John Jeffery & Son •
Elan v ----Goderich
is' very -very good, and when it is
not—it's such a disappointment.
Youngsters often beg to make
candy on a stormy afternoon, and
believe it or not the atmosphere
can make a difference. Such can-
dies as caramels, creams and fond,
ants are tricky to make while taffy
and brittle candies are not as diffi-
cult. Then, too, we have sweets
that are good yet simple to make.
Before we list recipes we wish
to repeat a message from Dr.
Sandy MacGregor who gives il-
lustrated lectures on dentistry for
children: Do not give candy to wee
tots and insist that children
"dance" the tooth brush carefully
along their teeth immediately
after eating candy. •
Turkish Delight
1 once (2 tbsps.) gelatine
cup cold water
2 cups granulated sugar
1..! cup boiling water
Grated rind 1 orange
• 1/3 cup orange juice
3 tbsps. lemon juice
Food coloring.
Soak gelatine in cold water for
5 minutes. Combine sugar and
boiling water, stir until mixture
boils; add gelatine, and simmer
gently for 20 minutes. Add flavor-
ing and coloring. Rinse shallow
pan with cold water and pour in
mixture, about 1 -inch deep. Cool
in electric refrigerator. Remove
to bread board that has been sifted
with powdered sugar. Cut into
cubes, roll in sugar.
Nigger Babies
2. ounces sweet chocolate
2 tbsps. butter •
1, pound marshmallows (about 15)
1, tsp. vanilla
i3 cups of ,ready -to -eat cereal
Nelt `.',hcolatel butter and marsh-
mallows (cut finely) in top of
double boiler. Add vanilla, mik
well and pour over cereal which
has been placed in a large, greased
bowl. Blend well. Shape into
balls, or press lightly into well -
greased pan. Allow to harden,
and cut into squares.
Chopped nuts, fine coconut or
chopped glazed cherries are. nice
additions, and popped corn may be
substituted for the cereal.
Almond Butter Crunch
1 cup butter
1 cup sugar
'3 tbsps. water
1 tbsp. syrup
1 3 cup toasted almonds
1, pound sweet' chocolate
1, cup finely chopped blanched
almonds
Melt butter, add sugar and stir
'Until sugar is dissolved add water
and syrup and cook slowly, stirring
occasionally to prevent burning.
Boil gently ,until small amount of
mixture dropped into cold' water
will form brittle ball, or until
candy thermometer registers 300°
F.
Remove from heat, add toasted
almonds. Turn into greased pan
and mark into squares immediate-
ly.
Melt chocolate in top of double
boiler and' when candy is almost
cool, spread with chocolate coat-
ing and sprinkle with finely cut
almonds.
If desired, the candy may be
turned over and chocolate and nuts
sprinkled on both sides.
TAKE A TIP
1. Every particle of sugar should
be melttd before candy syrup is
allowed to boil as this may cause
. a granular fondant.
2. Cream of tartar or corn syrup
should be added after sugar is
dissolved to prevent crystals
from forming.
3. Do not stir fudge or fondant
syrups after boiling begins;
scrape around the sides of pan
and gently across the bottom
occasionally.
4. Allow the syrup to settle before
beating.
5. To shape bon bons from fondant
allow the mixture to ripen for
one hour, then knead well.
Break off small pieces and shape
into balls patties or strips. Let
stand an flour or so todry.
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Feb. 24.—Mr.
and Mrs. Roderich McKenzie and
famil visited on Sunda with the
former's sister, Mrs. Percy Dalmer,
and Mr. Dalmer of Waterloo; also
his mother, Mrs. Jas. McKenzie,
who has been spending thewinter
months with -her daughter. Mrs.
McKenzie fell and broke her arm
a week before.
Mr. Frank Upshall of Brampton
is visiting with his nephew,' Mr.
Carman Hayden and family. •
Mrs.. Wm. Crawford after visit-
ing for,a couple of days with her
daughter, Mrs. Watson Sheardown
of Goderieh, is now spending a few
days with her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Oke of Belgrave. -*.
Mrs. Roy Petrie is having a mis.
cellaneous shower this Tuesday
evening for her niece, Miss Donna
floY, bride -elect of this week.
Mrs. Will Crawford gave her
home for the February meeting
United Church with ten members
present. The president, Mr's. Bert
Crawford, presided, using the
World*, Day of Prayer prrigram
theme, "Walk as Children of
Light." Prayer was offered by
Mrs. Lednor. A chapter in the
study book was read by Mrs. Craw-
ford. The business period folloW-
ed. Mrs. Earl ,Bogie opened the
W.A. meeting. Reports were read
and adopted. Thp making of quilts
was discussed. Lunch was served
by the hostess.
Elated Eunice has
A message that true and tried:
Regardless of your problem
T-rn 1^ +'-e classified.
Briefs
Reserve Friday, March 27, for a
Variety Concert, in Victoria Street
Church parlors under auspices of
the choir. Skits, vocals, instru-
mentals, tun. Home talent. 8 p.in.
sharp. Admission 50c and 25c.
• -9-13
Please bring your retrimming,
remodelling, etc. in early this sea-
son • and avoid disappointment.
Mrs. McArtliur's Millinery, the
Square. -9-10
'rhe regular meeting of St.
George's Church Women's Guild
will be held in the Guild room
on Tuesday, March 3, at 3 p.m.
-9
Print Remnants, one yard up
29c yd.; short pieces suitable for
quilt patches and other uses, $1.00
per one- lb. bundle. The Textile
Shop. • -9
The Rebekah and I.O.O.F. Lodges
are holding their annual , "At
Home" Friday, February 27, at 3
p.m., in. MacKay Hall, Goderich.
All members are invited and Re-
bekahs and Oddfellows resident in
Goderich and affiliated with out-
side lodges are also invited to
attend. •9
The regular meeting of the
Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E., will
be held at the home of Mrs. John
Wallace, Wellington street, on
Tuesday, March 3, at 8.15 p.m.
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Larder Slie11 furnace oil and stove
oil frons Edward Puels. tank truck
dealer fur all Shell Oil Co, producb4.
Phone 115. 4_tf
Planning to re -decorate your
home? Choose from a large range
of floor covering, the latest Sun-
worthyallpapers, window shades,
We will measure and install Kirsh
Traverse Rods, Venetian blinds and
drapes chosen from our large at-
tractive stock of drapery. At
SCHAEFER'S. -6-9
Special offer, Ladies' Horne
Journal, new and renewal: 20
months; $4.00; 30 months, $6.00;
good only till' February 28. . Chate-
laine increases its price March 15.
Reader's Digest now half price for
new subscribers only. Ernie
Barker, phone 1060W. -8-9
A good buy in towels—white
with colored stripes—about 18 x
36, imperfecta, 75c pair at The
Textile Shop ;r =9
A BETTER BUY—Famous Read-
ing all anthracite briquettes should
not be compared with other bri-
quettes. They burn cleaner and
longer like the best anthracite coal.
New lower price—$23:50 ton Or
der from Dean Coal Co: 8-9
For your interest at the Gode-
rich Art Centre, adjoining the
Business College, Sunday after-
noons, 2.30-4.30: March 8—"Look-
ing into Pictures"—enlargements
of details of some well-known
paintings. March 15 and 22—
"Yours to See"—final exhibition of
series. Attention is drawn tg
works of Canadian painters, wood-
carvers, architects and , photo-
graphers of fine merit. Courtesy
Toronto Art Gallery. -9
Costume concert by • Marjorie
Hays (Mrs. Robt. Dunlop) at Coy
legiate Auditorium, Friday, March
6, at 8.15 p.m. Mrs. Dunlop will
be accompanied by Mr. Alex.
Clarke. Tickets adults 75c,
students 50c. -9
IN 'MEMORIAM
LONGMIRE.--In loving memory of
Mrs. John Longniire who passed
away one year ago.
In my heart your memory lingers
Always. tender, fond and true;
There's not a day, dear mother
'I do not think of you.
—Always remembered by 'her
family. 9x
CARDS OF THANKS
FOR SALE.—NEW FRAME COT-
TAGE, automatic oil furnace,
hot water, oak flooits, built-in bath
with shower; garage; possession
soon. Phone 166W. 9x
EOR SALE.—PUREBRED POLICE
dog, Ila years old, priced very
reasoi*able. Phone 1167, •9
CRESS CORN SALVE FOR SURE
rend. Your Druggist sells
Cress Wart Remover, leaves no
scars. -9
port SALE.—USED STROLLER.
May be seen at LODGE FURNI-
TURE STORE, West street. -9
FOR SALE. --- USED TABLE.
LObGE FURNITURE STORE,
West street. -9
VOR SALE. -- HALF FINISHED
ranch house 42 ft x 30 ft., on
Quebec street. Write BOX 15,
SIGNAL -STAR. 9x
`FOR SALE. -.=-FULL FASHIONED
nylon " hose, substandards, 42
gauge, 88c; 51 gauge, 99c pair, by
a fully reliable maker At THE
TEXTILE SHOP, 5 West street,
Goderich. -9
FOR SALE. — COTTON TEA
towels, checked and striped,
about 17 x 28. Week, end special,
25c each, 5 for $1.00. THE TEX-
TILE SHOP, 5 West street, Gode-
rich. -9
FOR SALE.—FIVE REGISTERED
and accredited Ayrshire cows,
due to freshen late in March.
FRED PLAETZER, Auburn. -9
FOR SALE. -ALL STEEL WAG-
ON, 16-600 tires; International
three -furrow • tractor plow, Rex
Bottom; used Hornet chain saw.
CHAS. HUTCHINS, Clinton. 9x
VOR SALE.—NEW AND USED
radios, electric and battery for
sale or trade..._.I'; c01r111..cutii, it on.
Ma'uy to choose froul, Sold with a.
1.10day guarantee. 1i. R. MUNDAY,
Radio and Sound Service, i Widder
street. l'hone 595. -1tf
'`OR SALE. — SIXTEEN CHUNK
pigs. ELWIN POLLOCK, 'Nile.
Call atter 6. 9x
Full SALE. ---A. VERY ATTRAC-
TIVE bungalow in west end
location at 1'25 St. Patrick's Street.
j Property has living Town,. siiia1i
dining room, kitchen. laundry,
hedruouis and bathrooru, .oil fur -
1 nace, uice',Carden. Agent MAL-
; 1 MATERS, Heal Estate
? 1IBroker. -lei \Vet Street, Goderich.
Phone : 11.W. 44t.f
' LAVING SLOW MILK 1 N G
troubles? Give the Surge
Milker a try. Call LOVELL Mc-
GUIRE, Wingham, phone 593W.
We specialize in milking cows.
6-9x
FOR SALE.—EVERYTHING RE-
DUCED; high back sink; kit-
chen table and chairs; heavy duty
' electric stoves, large- and small;
sewing machines, hand and treadle;
I buffet; boy's bicycle with dynamo;
budgies, 20% off; budgie and can-
: ary seed, 25c lb. Store open 1
p.m. to 9 p.m, Saturday, 10 a.m.
'-to 10 p.m. Not open Saturday,
1 February 28. C. WOODS, opposite
I Town Hall, East street. -7tf
IFOR SALE.—LIME AND WEED
sprayer mounted on two
'wheels, 250 gallon capacity, driven
by 8 h.p. engine made by London
I Spraymotors, complete with 150
feet hose and gun; may beused
for warble fly spraying. OLIVER
{ McBRIEN, 77 Nelson street, phone
1904J. 7-8x
I FOR SALE.—FENCE POSTS, AN-
CHOR posts, brace posts and
stakes. JOHN HINDMARSH, "R. R.
'2, Goderich, phone 1190J. tf
D-- YIR.Sr WM, -4 R
and Mr. ani Mrs. James T.
Videan wish to extend their thanks
to those who were so kind to them,
those who sent messages of sym-
pathy, loaned cars for the funeral
`and especially those who sent
flowers. -9
I WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPOR-
TUNITY to thank those who
sent me cards, gifts and flowers,
FOR SALE. — SIX -ROOM CE-
MENT block house. Apply to
HAROLD GOOD, 151 Britannia
road, Goderich. 8-9x
FOR SALE.—WE HAVE A LIM-
ITED quantity of spy apples;.
also cooking apples. Phone 600W2,
HARRY MITCHELL. -8.9
`Olt SALE.--41AM11ER MILLS,
Fairbanks Morse, various sizes.
either stationary or power take-
off styles. GEO, 'VRAITH, Phone
1'lti or 931r3. 44tf
CHICK BUYERS—HOLD EVERY-
THING ---until you contact me
for Hi
Chicks Canadian Approved plus
many years of Hatchery research,
Wide choice mixed, pullets, cock-
erels; pure breds, crosses; day -olds,
some started; capons. Remember
—the earlier chicks are best
money-makers. LITTLE BROS.,
South street, Goderich. Phone
938 r 14. -9
FOR SALE.—USED ItEFItUUER-
A'1't)ltS; electric rangy , ran-
ge+ttes and Washiug machines at
BARGAIN .I'RIOES. SH0ItF AI'-
PLIANCEJ, Goderich, your bead -
quarters 'for hearing aid batterietl.
• 47
FOR SALE.,
SPRING GARDENS, pots of a
combination of spring flowers have
been so popular that we have been,
unable to fill the demand. How-
ever, with heavier supplies corning
on we will be able to do so in
the future.
OTHER NICE PLANTS—Ciner
arias, cyclamen, primula, azaleas,
etc.
Spring flowers always lovely and
STILL lower in price.
Carnations and roses always in
stock.
JACKSONS FLORISTS, Bruce
street. Phone 105. 8
WANTED
WANTED. -MARRIED COUPLE,
caretaker and,, cook for sum-
mer camp for July and August.
Write P.O. BOX 67, or phone 269,
Goderich. -9-11
WANTED. — PART-TIME
saleslady, either senior
high school age or young
married woman. Apply
GERRARD'S, phone 375.
-9
THURSDAY, FEB., 26th, 1953
CULBERT'S BAKERY
• "The glome of Tasty Pastry"
Pumpkin Spice Cakes -40c each
with raspberry filling and butter creme icing.
BANANA WHIPPED CREAM CAKES -40c asoh
'ALMOND CRUNCH BUNS 5c doz.
HOT CROSS BUNS EVERY DAY DURING LENT.
Wedding, Anniversary and Birthday Calves a specialty.
Orders of $1.00 and over delivered.
PHONE 465 PHONE EARLY
TENDERS WANTED
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
GRAVEL TENDER
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until 9 p.m., Monday,
March 2, 1953, for crushing and
hauling approximately 6,000 yards
of gravel, :/," screen for gravel.
Delivered on roads as directed by
Road Superintendent. Completion
of graveling, June 15, 1953. Mark-
ed cheque icor $200.00 must accom-
pany tender.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
GEO. F. BEAN,
Road Superintendent,
R.R. 5, Goderich.
WM. SALLOWS,
Township Clerk,
8.9- - R.R.. 5, Goderich.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons having claims
against the estate of Robert Greer,
late of the Township of Stanley, in
the County of Huron, farmer, who
died on or about the 13th day of
February, 1953, are required to file
the same with full particulars with
the undersigned by the 14th day of
March, 1953, as after that date the
assets of the estate will be dis-
tributed. ,
Dated at' the ,Town of Goderich,
in the County of Huron, this 21st
day of. February, A.D. 1953.
R. C. HAYS, Q.C.,
Goderich, Ontario,
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPH-
ER as secretary to general
manager of progressive manufac-
turing company. Must have good
shorthand, possess initiative, be
alert and dependable. Top salary
to capable girl. Write full par-
ticulars- in own hand and salary
desired to JAMES COLE FURNI-
TURE COMPANY, Ingersoll.
-9-10
`'ANTED.—FOR HURON COUN
TY. Young married rnan, 21-
28, who wishes to better his pre-
sent position. Must have car, be
alert, clean-cut and aggressive. For
personal. interview write BOX 16,
S1GNAL-STAR. A11 replies strict-
ly confidential. 9x
WANTED.—ORDERS FOR CAN-
ADIAN Approved B a by
Chicks. ` For information contact
GEO. WRAITH, your Purina deal-
er; or write CRAWFORD'S
HATCHERY, Lucknow. All stock
government inspected and banded.
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WANTl' D. —
alterations.
PHONE' 1130J.
DRESSMAKING,
ttrices reasonable.
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WANTEL).-1.1ST1NuS o1 PRu-
L'EItTlES for sale. No charge
to you until property is sold.
MALCOLM MATHERS, R e a 1
Estate Broker, 46 West St., Gode-
rich. Phone 115W. 12t1
WANTED.—OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. If dead, pbone at
once. GILIiERT BROS' MInk
Ranch, phone collect 936 r 32 or
936 r 21. -26tf
(18 AN EVENING. FOR YOUR
'P spare time. Just 3 easy free
trial sales amazing Patented Auto-
matic Refrigerator Defrosters can
pay you that. Hundreds of hot
prospects. Commission. Rush
name, address for guaranteed pro-
fit offer. D-FROST-O-MATIC CO.,
Dept. 107, Newmarket, Ont.
-9-12
%ANTED.---LISTING8"OF 1'RO-
I'ERTIES for sale. C. F.
CHAPMAN, Realtor. PHONE lt1W.
• 3911
''ANTED:— ACCOMMODATION
required for air force per•
sonel stationed at Clinton. If you
have a house or apartment, furn-
ished or unfurnished to rent please
call Station Housing Officer at
Clinton 382, local 252. -3tf
WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR
an ambitious man or woman to
call ,on customers of nationally ad-
vertised Watkins Products in Gode-
rich. You can operate your own
business and be your own boss
without having to invest any
money. See what we have to offer.
Write - immediately - piety.Sales
Dept. -THE J. R. WATKINS COM-
PANY, 350 St. Roch St., Montreal,
Que. -6.9
WANTED.—YOUNG LADY FOR
business office of Bell Tele-
phone Co., Goderich. Prefer mini-
mum Grade 12. . Apply C. B.
SYMONDS, Manager. Telephone
436. -8tf
THE VOICE OF TEMPER-
ANCE
So we have everage rooms
in Huron. Thai's not what
'they are called by their pat-
rons—but that's wktt thq are
'called by outsiders. And that's
'what they are. -We have bev-
erage rooms even though the
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE !people of Huron have never
High triples—T. Fisher, 740; (,7 voted for them and do not
gomery, 624. !want them. This is just an -
LUBRICATION IS IMPORTANT
DRIVE IN FOR A CONEPLETE JOB AT
Pontiac--Buick—G.M.C. Trucks
BORN
PRING.--At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on February 24, 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Pring (nee Woehl); Goderich, a
. son, Jeffrey Lang.
WILLIAMS.---At St. Joseph's ,Hos-
pita], Sarnia, on Thursday„ Fen;
ruary 5, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs.
-Glenn Williams, Sarnia, a dough.
ter, Dianne Elizabeth.
FINANCE AND INSURE
your next new or late model
car, truck or faint machincr)
at lower cost through
Harold W. Shore
IN81'11ANCE AGENCY
- "All Lines of Insurance"
NORTH ST. PII0'74", 766W
...Loans AiS9 arranged on 1916
and later model ears.
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other way in which the letter
of the law is being evaded and
the spirit of the law frustrated.
It is in the record that every
one of these beverage room3
has had police action brought
against it. The question is—
how long are men going to keep
on paying a third more for
their intoxicating bey,erages.
Moreover, beverage roomli rep-
resent.ohe ofthe worst features
of the liquor traffic nuisance.
The people of Huron do not
t 'beverage rooms.
This advt. sponsored by Huron
C!onnty Temperance -Federation.
WANTED. —• TWO BEDROOM
apt., with private bath
March 22. Reply to OSCAR
WRIGHT,' Kenilworth, Ontario..
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Solicitor for the Estate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
OTHERS
In the Estate of John MacRitchie,
late of the Town of Goderich,
deceased.
All Persons claiming against the
above estateare required to for-
ward full particulars to the under-
signed by March 21st, 1953, after
which date the assets of the estate
will be distributed.
FRANK DONNELLY, Q.C., Gode-
rich, Solicitor for the Estate.
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TO RENT
TO RENT.—TILREE-ROOM
apartment, unfurnished, pri-
vate bath and entrance, no con-
venience for children. Apply 54
Picton street, phone 1040W. 9x
TEACHERS WANTED
1G ODERICH PUBLIC StHOOL
Board requires two additional
teachers, male preferred; duties to
commence September. *1953. Sal-
lowance for exnerience. Ability
to promote and 'lead in sports a
prime .f.onsideration.
S. II. BLAKE, Secretary,-
Goderich Public School Board.
Mrs. J. Baigent of Toronto is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mal
calm Mothers, Mr. Mothers and
! Mrs. John Thorpe visited in
Chatham on Tuesday.
TO RENT.--#-TWO-ROOMED
heated apartment, in quiet
home, private entrance, partly
furnished if desired. Apply 116
Cambria road. . 9x,
TO RENT.—ONE ROOM, FURN-
ISHED and heated, lady pre-
ferred. MRS. ADAM FOSTER, St.
Patrick's street, phone 1007W.
9x
TO RENT. — THREE HEATED
rooms, private entrance and
conveniences. Suitable for couple
only. Phone 565. 9x
TO RENT. — LARGE BED-srr-
- TING room, furnished, hot and
cold water, grill privileges; also
2 room cabin, fully winterized and
furnished, oil heating. MRS. KEN
ALL1N, Maple Leaf Cabins. • -9
WANTED TO RENT -
WANTED. -- UNFURNLSHED
apartment or house, in Gode-
rich, Seaforth, Clinton or Bayfield
area. Stove and refrigerator pre-
ferred. Steady income, good re-
ferences. Phone Clinton, 382, local
PERSONAL
"SKINNY" GIRLS! GET LOVELY
CURVES! Gain 5 to 10. lbs.,
new pep. Try farnons health and
weight -builder, Ostrex Tonic Tab -
size ONLY 60e. All druggists.
•
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
GODERICH AMUSEMENT COM-
PANY LIMITED, will apply to His
Honor, the Lieutenant -Governor
for. the Province of Ontario, for
leave to surrender its charter.
Dated at Goderich, this 26th day
of November, 1951. -9
Guaranteed radio service. WILF.
street, phone 466. .42
FLOOR SANDING.
Old and new Boors sanded. Pho.oe
CREE COOK, 23J, Clinton. -2tf
ATTENTION FARMERS. FOR
YEARS THE HIGHEST PRICES
Fon HOGS HAVE BEEN PAID
IN AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
START YOUR WEANERS NOW
TO GET THAT MARKET. SEE
US ABOUT A 1100 CO.NTRACT.
PAY FOR FEED WHEN HOGS
ARE SOLI). NO EXTRA CHARGE.
GEO. WRAITH, MINNEAPOLIS
AND FERGUSON FARM MA-
CHINERY, PURINA FEEDS.
Mt)NTRE'AL STREET. PHONE
1285. -20t1
ATTENTION -TRUCKERS.
Your attention is directed to
R.S.O. 1950, Chapter 167, Section
36, Subsection 4, 5 and 6 re Load
Limits during months of March
and April; these sections will be
strictly enforced on all County '
Roads.
PETER D. PATTERSON,
9-10- County Engineer.
pUBLIC NOTICE.
Take Notice that the Council of
the Township of Colborne proposes
to pass a by-law to close part of
the original but unopened road al-
loWance in Plan 16 for the 'Town-
ship of Colborne. The road allow-
ance to be closed may be more
particularly described as follows:
COMMENCING at the North-east
angle of Lot 1; THENCE North
890 56' West, 746.6 feet to a. point;
THENCE South 1° 07' West, 67
feet to a point; THENCE North 89'
56' West, 66 feet to a point;
THENCE North 1° 07' East, 167
feet to a point; THENCE North 89*
56' West, 150 feet more or • less
to a point on the High Water Mark
of Lake Huron; THENCE North
along the High Water Mark of
Lake Huron, 66 feet more or less
to a point in South Limit of Lot 31;
THENCE South 89° 56' East, 201
feet more or less ,to a point on
the west boundary of Lot 27 in
said Plan 16; THENCE South 1°
07' West to the South-west angle
of Lot 26 in the said Plan 16;
THENCE South 89° 56' East, 745.4
feet to the South Easterly angle
of Lot 2 in said Plan 16; THENCE
South 1° 07' West, 66 feet to the
place of beginning,
Anyone interested in this matter
may appear before the Council
of the Township of Colborne at
the first meeting after the publish-
ing of four weekly advertisements
to this effect.
STANLEY SNYDER, Reeve,
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