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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-03-19, Page 10,PAraz TEN - THE GODERICH . SIGNAL -STAR Wednesday mesa is deadline for Classified Ada. Five lines, boa; 14c for each addiitiss al line.,. ON THE -SQUARE AND ....HERE AND THERE 91 -year-old Gavin Green was stopped on his way to the Post Office on St. Patrick's Day in the morning. A Scotsman, Gavin was accosted by an Irish friend who wanted to know why Gavin was celebrating St. Patrick's Day by wearing the green leaf of a ger- anium _plant in the lapel of his overcoat. "You see, it's like this," says Gavin. "There are two kinds of Irishmen, the real genuine Irish and others who would like to be. Coming .Events Rummage sale,St. David's Group, St. George's Church Wo- men's Guild, in the Parish Hall, Saturday,4: March 21, at 1.30 p.ni. Reserve Friday, March 27, for a Variety Concert, in Victoria Street Church parlors under auspices of the choir. Skits, vocals, • instru- mentals, fun. Home talent. 8 p.in. sharp. Admission 50c and 25c. -9-13 Miss Mary Clark, daughter of the late Rev. Mr. Clark, formerly of Goderich, and now director of welfare services for the Canadian Institute for the Blind and who has just recently returned from attending an international confer- ence in India is to be the guest speaker at the thank -offering meet- ing of North Street United Church held in the church auditorium on Sunday evening, March 22, with a social hour following. -11-13 i►rder Shell furnace ,-Ail and stove oil from Edward Iniels. t.tnk truck dealer for all Shell Ui1 Co. products. Phone 98. Kinette Club of Goderich will Then, tradition says that St. Pat- hold a home bake sale on Saturday, rick's name was 'Green.' And March 28, at the British Exchange isn't my name Green?" ` Hotel at 1 p.m. -12-13 North Street United Church will Clinton laughed when Goderich hold anniversary services on Sun - sat down to the piano to play the day, May 10. Rev. Alex Donald, tune of its mill rate after building M C of St. John's . United Church, its new schools. Now Clinton is dancing to the tune of 72 mills - an increase of 17 mills, 11 mills of which are due to Clinton's new •. public' school. Stratford, will be guest speaker. The choir, under the, leadership of Mr .Alex Clark, assisted by the Acadian Male Quartette . of Galt, will furnish special music at both morning and evening services. Re - Neil Witmer, who operates the member the date, May 10, -12 Snack Bar on'the Square. has pur- Rummage sale in Knox Church, chased Fred's Rendezvous on West sponsored, by Ladies' Aid, Satur- Street and is putting an- extension day, March 28, at 1 p.m. -1243 to they' back of it before opening. - Card party, Friday, March 20, In the deal, Mr. Witmer traded his at MacKay Hall, at 8.15 p.m., under house at the -corner of Picton and auspices of L.O.L. Prizes. Lunch Victoria Streets for ' the • West served. Admission 50c. -12 Street restaurant. Goderich Township Federation of Agriculture will hold its reg\\ - lar meeting at Porter's Hill School, Friday, March 20, at 8 p.m. Ladies. HE' RELATIVES OF THE LATE Especially invited. Euchre in early evening... • -1'2 LC John MacDonald wish to thank 1 1 t notice. those who were so kind to them A panel discussion by members .i of William 'Taman, lot 6, Ash - of the teaching staff will be of Dated this twelfth day of March, in their bereavement; those who 1 interest11 p t t theHome 1 field, eight miles north of Gode• A D 1953. loaned .cars and those who sHighway, in "I really have a future," Says lucky Lester Babbit, "Now that I've cultivated The classified reading hohit • Briefs A realbuy-Alberta lump coal. Good quality and smokeless. While it lasts, only $16.00 ton. Dean -11 Coal Co. Pianos and organs tuned and re- paired. J. C. Blackstone, piano -11-13 tuner. Phone 240Wintment later, To avoid disappointment now make your Easter app to have your hair taken care of by calling 1095W or at Verna's Beauty Salon, West street, Goderich. -12 Hats for the coming Easter sea- son, smartly trimmed with flowers, ribbons and veils. Remodelling and trimming carefully done. M. R. MacVicar Millinery, Kingston street, phone 462. LOST ' LOST._CH�'S - WHITE RUB- BER boot on Square on Satur- day. Phone 521W. -12 1 �rLOST.•-STERLING SILVER EAR- RING on the Square, Tuesday !afternoon. Reward. MRS. JAMES HAINER, phone 325W.* -12 CARDS OF THANKS AUCTION SALE NOTICE TO CREDITORS THURSDAY, MARCH 19th, 1953 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All, persons having claims against the estate of Frederick Caldwell, late of the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, retired, who died pn or about' the 28th day of February, 1953, are required to file the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 4th day of April, 1953, asafter that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. Dated at the Town 'of Goderich, in the County of Huron this 17th day of March, 1953. R. C. HAYS, Q.C., Goderich, Ontario, Solicitor for the Estate. 1`2-14- OTICE '1'O CREDITORS. All persons having claims against the estate of Margaret Helen Wright, late of the Town of Gode- rich, in the County of Huron, Widow. who died on or about the 6th day of March, 1953, are re- quired to file the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 4th day of April, 1953, as after that date the, assets. of the Estate will be distributed. Dated, at the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, this llth day of March, 1953. R. C. HAYS, Q,C., Goderich, Ontario, Solicitor for the Estate. 12 -14 - NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons having claims against the estate of William Henry Thom late of the Township of Colborne ill the County of Huron, Farmer, who died on or about the twenty- fifth day of January, A.D. 1953, are notified to send to the under- signed on or before the fourth day of April, A.D. 1953, full particu- lars of their claims in writing. Immediately after the fourth day of April, the assets of the said testator will be distributed among - I st the parties entitled thereto hav- ing regard only to claims of which TION SALE AT THE FARM ,the the executor shall ' then have _12 and t°, aA parenon ts s ame tin ot^„ ; rich on the Blue Water i g CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON. flowers. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE Mrs. Emily Johnston take this means' to thank those who ex- pressed their sympathy in' so many acts of kindness, by. floral tributes, loan of cars and those who sen' Tuesday, March 24. at 8 p.m., ,in -the school auditorium; also a musical program. -12 Horne Bake Sale, Saturday, April 4, at 2 p.m., in \Vorsell Bros. Hard- ware Store. sponsored bythe Home and School Association. " -12 care?,. , f svni 'thy. • -12 AIRS. THOMAS DOUGHERTY ly�wishes to thank those who have been so kind in sending flowers and cards acid letters an calling at the hospital during past few weeks and since coming home. MR. AND MRS. JAMES COX. Goderich Township, are verb' grateful to the neighbors and, friends who assisted them in so ' many ways at thte. time of the fire: they are especially grateful to the • various lire departments who 1 so readily responded. `,`,1E » ARE SINCERELY GRATE- FUL to friends and neighbors for their many kind acts during our bereavement; for the floral tributes and loan of cars. The messages of sympathy were deeply appreciated. - THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS. JESSE GRAY. -12 MOTOROLA Home and Auto RADIOS SALES and SERVICE -Hutchinson- -Rath Huron Rd. Phone 498R 11,7 11/. RTIIjJ HAGGITT.-At Alexandra Hospit-', al, Goderich, on March 15, 195::,' to Mr. and Mrs. Ian Haggitt, a son. KAPPMEIR.-At Alexandra Hos- pital, Goderich, on March 9, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Kapp- meir, Goderich, a daughter, Margaret Anne. M1LLER.-lAt Clinton Community Hospital, on March 18, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miller (nee Vera Wilson), Goderich Town- ship, a son, .Douglas. Bruce. NAGLE.-At Alexandra Hospital, •Goderich, on March 12, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nagle, Bayfield, a son, Keith Allen. PLUMMER.-At Alexandra Hospit- al, Goderich, on March 14, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. ,Leslie Plummer, Goderich, a daughter, Elizabeth Anne. PROUSE.-At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on ?*arch 11, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenfieth Prouse, Goderich, a daughter.'. IN MEMORIAM McGRATTEN. - In memory • of David McGratten, who passed away March 25, 1948. Surrounded by friends we are lone- some, Inthe midst of our joy we are sad; With n- smile on oar face we have a heartache, For you,, dear Dad. -Lovingly remembered by wife 12-14 and family.. -12 amis Motors Pontiac—Buick--G.M.C. Trucks ZING$TON. ST. PHONE 344 on - THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1953 at 1 p.m. Percheron black team and har- ness; 130 Light Sussex and New Hampshire hens, 11 months old, laying °'90 per. cent; . 2 geese, 1 gander; set slings; 7 it. McCormick - Deering binder; Deering mower, 5 ft. cut; 57section harrows; 11 -hole letrtilizer disc drill; Cockshutt No. 2 hayloader; Cockshutt No. 2 man- ure spreader; set discs (inthrow); rubber -tired wagon,. combination stock and hay rack; walking plough; set of ton scales; fanning mill; root pulper; cream separator wingnam, Ontario, Solicitors for the Executor. WANTED TO RENT For Results - A Classified Ad FOR SALE Fou radius, electric and battery for sale or trade. Excellent condition. Man)- to choose trout. Sold with a t)lyday guarantee. B. R. Ml ,1)AY, Radio Jnd Sound Service, i Widder street. Phone st». -It/ FOR SALE. -FENCE POSTS, AN- CHOR posts, brace posts and stakes. JOHN HINDMARSH, R. K. 2, Goderich, phone li9OJ. tf FUIt SALE. -USED REFRIGER- ATORS, electric ranges, ran- gettes and 1Vashiug machines at BARGAIN PRICES. SWORE AP- PLIANCES, Goderich, your head- quarters fur hearing aid batteries. 47 `'ANTED TO RENT. -PASTURE farm. Apply PORTER BROS., phone 934 r a. -12 `ANTED TO RENT. -FOR THE season. A well -furnished summer home in or near Goderich: Phone 1160 or write to P.O. BOX 951, Goderich. - -12 (Viking); brooder stove, 500 chick WANTED TO RENT. - APART - size, Gillson; 3 range houses 10 x 12, wire netting in bottom, shingled roof; . chains, forks, shovels, etc. A few household articles. 111 must be sold as farm is sold. TERMS -CASH. WM, J. TAMAN, Proprietor. MATT. GAYNOR, 12-13x Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF HOLSTEIN COWS AND HEIFERS from part lot No. 83, Cut Line, Holmesville, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 at 2 p:'m. Holstein cow, five years old, freshened March 6; Holstein cow, eight years old, due time of sale; Holstein cow, six years old, fresh- ened March 8; Holstein cow, nine years old, freshened March 17; Holstein cow, four years old, due July,6; Holstein heifer„three years old, due May 2. All cows are heavy producers with good udders. Four heifers, rising two years old; five heifers, rising one year old; four young heifer calves. Nearly all Cows and heifers are vaccin- ated. All heifers under three years of age, bred from the Ox- ford unit sires. These cattle can Abe seen .at the farm,` -two miles west of Holmesville on No. 8 high- way” A number of sticks of timber, 20 feet long; a number of cement blocks; iron pipe with piping; drive point; small box stove; numerous other articles. TERMS -CASH. H. J. TREWARTHA, Proprietor, R.R. No. 3, Clinton. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, 12-13- Auctioneer. M,ENT or house for business man whose mother is shortly ar riving from England. 106 Nelson street, phone 38. -12 '`WANTED.- 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 �� OR SALE. -WHY DID USERS of 36 long -tube machines change to Surge milkers in this territory last year. There is a reason. Contact LOVELL Mc- GUIRE, Wingham, phone 593W. Surge Dealer. 10-13x FOR SALE.-ALLIS CHALMERS tractor, 25-35; three -furrow In- ternational plow with spring hitch; M. -H. drag harrow, 4 section; 13 colony bees; 8 frame exj etor with automatic reversible; medium size strainer; wax extragtor capping box; one electric and one steam capping knives; wax press; equip- ment for 70 hives; new electric Century 3 h.p. motor; also new ball-bearing Guelph 1 h.p. motor. D. W. HAMILTON, Auburn, phone 9 r 19, Dungannon. 11-14x FOR SALE. -BOOK OF KNOW- LEDGE, Grolier, 20 volumes, recent edition. For full particulars write BOX 18, SIGNAL -STAR. 11-13x TENDERS WANTED TENDERS WANTED. Tenders will be received by the undersigned for 18 cords or hard wood, suitable for furnace, and two cords cedar, to be delivered and piled in Benmiller Church shed, before May 1. Tenders to close by March 25, 1953. MILFORD W. DURST, 11-12- R.R. 2, Clinton. NOTICE: AUCTION SALE. - COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE OF HOL- STEIN HERD owing to owner's i1). health, at lot 28, Maitland Conces- sion, Colborne Township, four miles north of Holmesville or 11 ; miles east and 11:2 miles south of flonrniller, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 - at 1 p.m. CATTLE 13 Holstein cows, fresh and recently fresh; 4 Hol- stein cows, due in April and May; 7 Holstein heifers, 2 years old, bred; 15 Hereford steers and heif- ers, 1 year old; 13 calves, from one week to two months' old; 1 Hereford bull, 2 years old. All above Holstein .,cows and heifers are calfhood vaccinated. PIGS-�35 York chunks. 125 lbs. HAY -200 bales mixed hay. Massey -Harris Rite Way -milking machine, 2 single units; 8 eight - gallon milk cans; milk strainer: milk cart. TERMS -CASH. ' MILFORD DURST, Pronrietor. HAROLD JACKSON,. Attetinneer. E. P. CHESNEY, ,Clerk 11 -12 - It nay to use the Signal -Star Classified Ads. FOR SALE - FOR. SALE. -ONE SHORTHORN bull, 10 months old, from reg- istered sire and dam, choice stock; also a purebred Yorkshire boar ready for service, priced for quick sale. Phone Carlow 1119. 12-13x FOR SALE. -HAMMER MILLS, Fairbanks alorse, various sizes, either stationary or power take- off styles. GEO. WRAITH, I'lione 12.55 or t131r3. 441.E FOR SALE. — SWEET CLOVER cleaned for seed. CREE FREE- MAN; R.R. 3, Goderich, phone Car- low 1410. 10 -IIx EASTER DECORATIONS. Flowers are essential in the homes, in -churches and as gifts during the Easter season. Consult JACKSONS FLORISTS who have a fine lot of Hydrangeas, Azelias and Easter Lilies coming along for this period. -11 FOR SALE. -THE SNACK BAR, light lunch business, located on the Square; year round business; immediate possession. Agent, MALCOLM MATHERS, Real Estate Broker, 46 West street. Phone 115W. ' -10tf FOR SALE. -CENTRALLY LOC- ATED house of six rooms and two sunporches, at present divided into two apartments; attached garage, small lot,, reasonable price. Agent MALCOLM MATHERS, Real Estate Broker, 46 West street. Phone 115W. -10tf FOR SALE. -MODEL A FORD coupe, good running condition, FOR SALE. -ELECTRIC FRIGID- Price $75. CREE FREEMAN, AIRE, new, 41/2 years guaran- phone 1410, Carlow. 11 x tee, 8 ► cubic feet. Cash or terms. Phone 248. -11 Marked tenders will be received by the undersigned until Satur- day, April 4, 1953, for the position in the Townshipof of assessor AsiSfield:`" AApiieahts are 'to state qualifications and salary expected. Lowest or any tender not necessar- ily accepted. DONALD M. `SIMPSON, Clerk -Treasurer, 12-13- ' Kintail, Ont. GRAVEL TENDERS WANTED. FOR SALE. -ATTRACTIVE 131, acre farm at Amberiey, good year-round water ,plus small bush, good barn' with rwo attached hen- houses, excellent seven -room ranch style brick home plus three-room basement, built-in cupboards and breakfast nook in kitchen, t, mile from No. 21 highway, ideal for raising fowl; small down payment. Immediate possession. THOS. W. KOVIAK, ,JR., - R.R. 3, Goderich, phone 110 r 27, Ripley. -1 ltf FOR SALE. -USED EQUIPMENT: Mode_ l UTS Minneapolis -Moline, a good buy; 1 Massey -Harris, 102 Junior; 1 Ford -Ferguson with man- ure loader; 1 AR. John Deere; 1 good used set springtooth harrows: new and used disc harrows and cultivators; garden tractors. GEO. WRAITH, Goderich. -11 F Olt SALE. -BEAVER AND ROX- TON oats fit for ,,seed; also two .heifers due to freshen about six weeks. E. G. ZINN & SONS, phone 14 r 15, Dungannon 12-1;ix CRESS BUNION SALVE RE- LIEVES fast, wear stylish shoes soon. Drpggists sell Cress Corn Salve too. -12 FOR SALE. -QUEBEC HEATER in good condition , $5.00. Phone 920J. 12x IT'S GF�TTING LATE. CATCH up with Kitchener Big -4 Chicks. Wide choice in pure breds and crosses, day-old and started. "Sure are money makers" wrote a cus- tomer. Canadian Approved 'Chicks plus the Hatehery's experience of over -30 years. • Agent is RYAN & SON, Goderich, phone 345. -12 Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to March 31 for supplying and delivering 1000 yards of inch stone chips and 2000 yards of 1 inch crushed gravel chips to be delivered at stock pile, gravel to be delivered to stock pile or where town foreman may direct. An alternate price is required for crushing and delivering only and taking the material from the north side of Harbor. Lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. S. N. BLAKE. 12-14- ' TOWNSIIIP OF GODERICH TENDERS FOR GRAVEL Tenders will be received by either of the undersigned until 1st day of April, 1953.. Crushing and Hauling approxim- ately 10,000 cubic yards gravel. Gravel to pass through a' 3, ifich screen. Gravel to • be delivered on township roads where required. Work to be done to the satisfaction of the.- road superintendent. Gravel to be taken from Township pits Work to commence not later than lune 1. Marked cheque for 5200 to accompany tender. Lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted. ROBIN THOMPSON, Clerk, R.R. 2. Clinton. Ontario. ROY TYNDALL, Road Sunerintendent, R.R. 3, Clinton, Ontario. 12.13- FOR SALE. - COTTAGE, FOUR rooms acid bath, built-in cup- boards. Price reasonable: Apply REUBEN ISENOR, Warren street. 12-14x FOR SALE. - NEW COTTAGE, automatic heat, hot water, hardwood floors, picture windows, bath with full shower, full base- ment with laundry tubs, garage. Possession soon. Phone 166W. ' -111f FOR SALE. - THE UPWARD swing in egg prices. - good omen for the future. See you have enough good stock -Hillside Canadian Approved -Chicles to catch these later good markets. Wide choice in breeds and crosses; day-old, started; capons. Ask agent for prices, book your order LITTLE BROS., South street, Goderich, phone 938 r 14. -12 FOR SALE. - 1950 VANGUARD sedan, new paint job,' good tires, air conditioned. 64 Kingston street. 12x DR.. KENNETH POST OF COR- NELL University is one of the greatest authorities on the produc tion and handling of flowers. He stated in a • recent bulletin "AZILIAS ,are steadily gaining in popularity. They are the ideal plant for- the period between. Christmas and Mother's Day." We recently received a large shipment of these fine plants from Belgium. Prices are reasonable. Quality high. Look them over. JACKSONS FLORISTS, phone 105. -11 FOR SALE.-PALAMINO MARE, four years old; »,1947 .Ford dump truck, three ton, with good five -yard bnx; 1937 Chev. coach.. Phone 1454.14 12x FOR SALE. 7 -room frame house, large living room, dining room, very modern kitchen, 4 bedrooms and modern 4 -piece bathroom, hardwood floors throughout, full basement, oil hot- water heating, garage, 104 by 70 ft. lot.. House in excellent -condition FOR SALE. - CHESTERFIELD and chair, blue; C.C.M. bicycle with two speed .axle. Phone 87, -12 CULBERT'S BAKERY "The home of Tasty Pastry PUMPKIN SPICE CAKE -40c each with raspberry filling and butter creme icing. , BANANA WHIPPED CREAM CAKES -50c Each COCOANUT BARS -35c Doz. HOT CROSS BUNS EVERY DAY DURING LENT Wedding, Anniversary and Birthday Cakes a specialty. Orders of $1.00 and over delivered. PHONE 465 PHONE EARLY WANTED — WANTED. -LISTINGS or' 1'1w- ISv,'1',v E. 1'L• 1t'1`1LS tar sale. C. 1'. CHAPMAN, Realtor. PHONE lbs%. I - (:uarauteed radio se:vice. WILY. 39t1 REIN HART LLEC 1 Ills:, Hamilton 1 street, thione -hili. -u `yANTI':D. --- MARRIED MAN 1 with family would. like work j FLtl0lt SANDING. on. farm, by April 1. \VAL'lrtt GREEN, Bayfield. 12x I Old and new floors sanded. Phone CREE COOK. 23.1, Clinton. -211 PUBLIC, NOTICE FOR SALE. -50 ACRE FARM ON main road in good heart; some plowing done, ten acres bush, i, mile from Auburn, stucco house, good buildings, hydro, bus con- veniences. , JANETTE GOVIER, R.R. 3, -Auburn,, phone 9 r 7, Dun- gannon. -12 FOR SALE . -AFRICAN AFRICAN VIOLETS, all- colors, also large fern. MRS. JACK GILBERT, Huron road, Goderich, phone 936 r 21. 12x FOR SALE: -71937 CHEV. COACH. LEONARD FISHER, R.R. 4, Goderich. Phone Carlow 1221. 12-13x WANTED. -40 CEDAR POLES, 16 feet long (peeled), four inches or more at small end. Ap- ply D..McQUISTAN, General Con- I tractor, 113 Perth street, Stratford, Ont. '-12 FOR SALE, - :!.i SIZE BED, springs and mattress, practical- ly new, in clean home. Write BOX' 21, SIGNAL -STAR. -12 FOR SALE. -BOY'S SUIT, CORD UROY sport coat and gabardine pants, size -14; boy's brown shoes, size 6; several lady's suits and dresses. CRAFT AND GIFT SHOPPE, West street, phone 1(172.W. -12 F - UNDERCOATING D OR SALE. UN E steel drums: GODERTCH` CAR UNDERCOATING CO., Cambridge street, phone 664W. -12-13 8 -room red brick house on 10.4 foot by 104 foot lot in good loca- tion. Two living rooms,dining room and »kitchen on first floor with hardwood' floors. Three bedrooms, linen rooms and bathroom on sec- ond floor. Full basement with oil heating. Automatic hot-water heater. Two garages. 8 -room house sided with instil brick. First floor, living room, dinette, 2 bedrooms with' hardwood floors, bathroom, and kitchen with tiled floor. Self-contained apart- ment on second floor, living room' bedroom, kitchen and two-piece bathroom. Present rental of en• tire property $75.00 per month. C. F. CHAPMAN, Realtor, Phone 18W. lOtf '`WANTED. - UNFURNISHED apartment or house in Gode- rich, Seaforth, Clinton or Bayfield area. Stove and refrigerator pre- ferred. Steady income, good re- ferences. S/L. KEANE, Clinton. Phone 382, lines ;52,220 or 225. 12-14x 'WANTED. - DEAD, DISABLED horses or cows removed free of charge. For prompt and ef- ficient service phone "STONES" collect, Ingersoll 21 or Goderich 936 r,,21. • -10tf WANTED WANTED. -OLD HORSES AND i dead cattle.- if dead, phone at once. GILIBER'l' BROS., Mink Manch, phone, collect 930 r :32 or 919; r 21. -2Gtf WANTED.-. LISTING:4 'II. .I.1111 PERTIE) fur Hale No chance o you until property is sold» NIA1,COT.Mt sIATNERS R e a 1 Estate Broker, 46 -West St., Gode- rich. Phone 11:5W 1211 "WANTED. -IF I CAN FIND AN honest young man with a car in the Goderich .area, I will set him up in his own sales business without investment. Apply P.O. BOX 6, Harriston. -11-12 WANTED. - HOUSEWORK IN -home with no children, pre- ferably in town. Can take full charge. Several years' experience in domestic work. Apply MRS. VIOLET McGILL, 50 Picton street, Goderich. - - - 12x ``WAITED. — HOUSEWORK IN home with no children; pre- ferably in town, capable df taking full charge. Several years' ex- perience in domestic work. Phone Dungannon 76 r 1. 1,1-12x `'`WANTED. -ORDERS FOR CAN - ' A N- ADIAN Approved Baby Chicks. For information contact GEO. WRAITH, your Purina deal - Hr; or write CRAWFORD'S ATCHERY, Lucknow. All stock governmentinspected and banded. -5tf WANTED. -RETIRED BUSINESS EXECUTIVE Do you wish to die of dry rot? We offer you an " interesting and profitable opportunity to represent us in your town and surrounding territory. We have something in our line every business firm wants -from the largest to the smallest. Earn from $1,000 to $5,000 a year, as you choose: For further par- ticulars write us, giving full ' in- formation regarding yourself, and an interview. . wilL be arranged. Address: Sales Manager, Common- wealth Advertising Company Lim-. ited, Clarkson, Ontario. (Canada's largest exclusive', advertising spec- ialty house, on the edge of Tor- onto.) -12-13 11 -12 - `jW.1N'1`h)1). - 1J1ESS'M.1KING. alterations. oriee9 reawmahle. PHONE 11:;01. ltt NOTICE. 1 , 1953 bicycle license plates are - available at the Town` Hall now. Serial number and make of bicycle required. S. H. BLAKE. 12-14- xT OTICE. .04 The West Wawanosh Federation of Agriculture will sponsor a dance on Wednesday, March 25, - in the Dungannon Parish Hall in aid of Flood Relief. Music ' by Bruces' Orchestra. Admission 50c. Ladies bringing lunch admitted free. _ -12 NOTICE. ATTENTION FARMERS. FOR YEARS THE 111GHEST PRICES FOR HOGS IIAVE IIEE,N PAID IN AUGUST ANI) SEPTEMBER. START YOUR tV \NERS NOW TO .(;1•:T THAT'MARKET. . .EE 1'S AIIOUT A HOC; CONTRACT. PAY . FOR FEED WHEN HOGS ARE SOLI). NO EXTRA CHARGE. (11:4) WRAITH, MINNEAPOLIS ANI) FERGUSON FA1IM X1)1_• eiijN1:ItY, . PUIRINA FEEDS. MONTREAL STREET. PHONE1285. 20tf `IR. AND MRS. FARMER. Come to the POULTRY MEETINGS • on Thursday, MARCH 19 at the CARLOW TOWNSHIP HALL at 8.15' p.m., and on Friday, MARCH 20 at . UNION. SCHOOL at 8:15 p.m., under auspices of Union School Social Club. Hear how you can raise your Poultry on your own GRAIN. Why we have culls in our flocks." What to watch for to PREVENT VARIOUS DISEASES. How to Ventilate your BROODER HOUSE. Seethe film -BUILDING AN EGG FACTORY. Special in- vitation to the LADIES. Lunch served -Door Prizes. GEO. WRAITH, Goderich, Your Purina Dealer. TO RENT TO RENT. - THREE HEATED rooms, private entrance and conveniences, suitable for couple only. Phone 565. , -12tf FOR RENT. --FURNISHED TWO - ROOM apartment downstairs. Kitchen with sink and built-in cup- boards. Near the. lake. Suitable for a couple. No conveniences for children. Apply 33A Essex street. Phone 1104R. -10 Hygienic suppl;es (rnbbe; goods) mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope with price list. Six sam- ples 25e; 24 saniples $1.00. Mail Order Dept. T-53. NOV-RUBBER CO., Box 91. Hamilton, Ont. "How many -brothers have you?" "Only one!" "Somebody's lying. Your sister told me she had two." TO RENT. -SINGLE ROOM IN comfortable home, board op- tional, working person (abstainer) Preferred, a few doors off Square. Phone_ 3401. „ Q18 AN EVENING FOR YOUR 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 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. R. J. ,Boucock, of Thorold, Ontario, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Dorothy Jane, to Donald Williams of Galt, son -of Mr. and Mrs. Barry T. Williams of R.R. 4, Goderich. 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