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AND - ... HERE AND THERE
See you the week after next
'cause of holidays next week.
,The first attendant at the Tour-
ist Information Booth on the
Square, Mrs. A. McKinnon is mov-
ing to Detroit in September where
she will reside permanently.
A member of the cast of the
Broadway production, "South Pac- 1
ilio," Mr. Myron McCormick of ,
New York City is holidaying a0
the home of Mrs. Ben , Allen, Vic-
toria street. He is a cousin of
Cassius McCormick who, with his
wife, are also holidaying with the
]atter's mother, !'tlrs. Allen.
We note from the Chesley Enter-
prise that Wietse Posthumus,
whose parents came to the Chesley
area only a few years ago from
Holland, received eight lsts and
two 2nds in Upper School results.
Not bad for a comparatively new '
arrival in Canada.
Contestants seeking new Signal -
Star subscriptions in order to boost'
their vote totals in the "Good -Will"
Shopping Club Contest report evi-
dence of "Scottish circulation" in
_parts of the rural area. This par-
ticular
lady found that one Signal -
Star subscriber passed on her
paper to no less than five different
families in a certain village.
Evidence that Signal -Star circula-
tion is greater than even its of-
ficial figure!
With six television sets in oper-
ation at the same time, the impos-
ing array in the store of Wilf
Peinhart on Hamilton street at-
tracted considerable attention one
evening last week and many pass-
ing motorists stopped to look.
Operating under the name of
"Huron County Trade Fair," the
first such an event at Clinton,
sponsored by the Clinton Lions
Club, proved comparatively suc-
cessful. With the facilities such
as Goderich now has, including
the permanent .floor at the arena, '
Goderich is missing the boat in i
things like this. However, the ag
gressive and live Goderich Juniar i
Chamber of Commerce is working
on a project, details of which will
be announced later, which should
prove quite successful, judging by I
� survey they have made to date.
OVERHEARD ON THE SQUARE 1 I
—"She's such a busy gossip that
I Wish she would get her facts
straight for a change and stop
spreading false information hurt-
ing innocent persons."'
BAEYZ--LANNAN
An early morning ceremony on
August 3 united In marriage.Delina
Lannan and Donald Baetz. Father
W. Ducie read the rites in St
Patrick's Church, Lethbridge, for
'the daughter oLMr. and Mrs. Wil
liaui Lannan, of Kingsbridge, and
the son of Mrs. Frances Baetz and
the -tate Edward Baetz, of Kitch
ener. -
Given in marriage by
Fuller, the bride wore a satin
gown topped with lace and nylon
net featuring a lace jacket. Her
bouquet was red roses and white
stephanotis.- Miss Fay Morris was
the bride's only attendant. She
chose pastel blue nylon net over
taffeta with a bouquet of yellow
carnations and white stephanotis.
Lest man was.Douglas ]Dorris.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Fuller. For
their honeymoon to Banff and
Jasper the bride changed to a
light blue suit with white acces
sories. Upon their return the
couple will reside in Lethbridge
PYM—LOBB
Holmesville United Church was
the scene of a pretty wedding last
Saturday at noon, when Gjace
Carol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
W. R. Lobb, Holmesville, became
the bride of Alvin Howard Pym,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pym,
Elimville. Rev. H. C. Wilson, Clin-
ton, performed the double-ring-
cereinony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor -length gown
of white satin and embroidered
net under a chantilly lace reding-
ate. She wore a fingertip veil
with seed pearls and rhinestone
headdress and carried a mauve
orchid on a white Bible with white
streamers.
Miss AIdeen Pym, Eliinville,
sister of the groom, as bridesmaid
wore a dress of mauve net and
chantilly lace, with bolero and mit-
tens to match. Her floral head-
dress was of yellow and mauve
'mums.
The flowergirl, Miss Shirley
Docking, Staffa, niece of tlie.bride,
wore a dainty dress of pale green
net and taffeta, with mittens to
match, and she wore a headdress
of matching sweet peas and 'mum,,
and carried a nosegay of matching
flowers.
Groomsman, was Lorne Johns,
Elimville,. and the ushers were
William Lobb, cousin of the bride,
and Beverley Skinner.
The ring -bearer was Larry Skin-
ner, cousin of the groom, from
Elimville, who carried the ring on
a pillow of • white satin.
The pianist, Miss Elaine Hern,
Woodham, played the wedding
March and accompanied James
Lobb, brother of the bride, as lie
sang, The Lord's Prayer" and
"Because."
The' bride's mother received in
navy . sheer, with white accessories
and a corsage of ph* briarcliffe
roses. She was assisted by the.
groom's mother who wore a dress
of Windsor rose crepe, and a yel-
ow rose corsage, The groom's
gift to, the brie was a chest of
white orchid silver.
For the wedding trip to North-
ern Ontario, the bride wore a
mustard linen suit, and wore green
accessories with a mauve- orchid
corsage. Upon their return the
young c,uple plan to live at Elim-
ville.
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DRIVE IN
CAR RADIO SERVICE
OUR SPECIALTY.
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WE HAVE EVERYTHING
IN RADIO AND T.V.
Hutchinson Radio
and T.V. Saks and Service.
Huron Road Phone 498R
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TREBLES TOURNAMENT
ATTRACTS 22 RINKS
Twenty-two rinks bowled In the
Irish Trebles Tournament for the
Fred Hunt Trophy which was won
by a Goderich rink. The winners
were Earl Allison, Fred Price and
Bill Dolby; other winners were C.
McManus, C. Nivins, C. _ Allison,
Goderich; Dr. Brady, McKellar,- W.
Smith, Seaforth; R. Finlayson, M.
Sanderson and W. Treleaven, Luck -
now.
GODERICH BUSINESS_
COLLEGE
FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER. ' 14,
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
Practical Instruction in all Commercial Subjects
Courses approved by the Canadian Business Schools
Association
TELEPHONE 1272 or 428W GODERICH, ONTARIO
32-36
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Coming Events
$2,000.00 cash bingo at Mildmay
arena, Wednesday, -August 26, at
9 p.m. 14 regular $50,00 'each;
three $100 specials; one $1,000
special. All prints must go. Ad-
mission $1.00. Extra and special
cards 5 for $1.00. Auspices Mild-
may Firemen. -34
BELL.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on August. 18, 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Bell,
Goderich, a daughter.
BRADLEY.—At Mt. Sinai Hospital,
Toronto, on August 18, 1953, to
Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Bradley
(nee Margaret Craig), Toronto,
a daughter. -
FEAGAN.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on August 18, 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Feagan,
R.R. 4, Goderich, a daughter.
L01313.—At Clinton Public Hospit-
al, Clinton, on August 12, 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs. James Lobb,
R.R. 2, Clinton, a son, Thomas
James.
WAXMAN.—At Alexandra Hospit-
al, Goderich, on August 18, 1953,
to Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Waxman,
Goderich, a daughter.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
Mr. and ,Mrs. Harold R. Mont-
gomery announce the -.engagement
of their daughter, Helen Phyllis,
to Roy Mitchell, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Mitchell, of Tor-
onto. The marriage to take place
Saturday, September 12 at three
o'clock in the United Church, Ben
miller. 34x
Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Huckins
of Goderich Township, wish to an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Marion Ledith, to Wil-
fred George Castle, son of Mr..and. FOR RENT. --- FURNISHED
Mrs. George Castle of Bayfield.
The wedding to take place early 'in rooms with heat and light at
September. 34x1 90 Elgin avenue east. Phone
1130R. -34
Briefs
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13R1TlSH KNIT-- Back -to -School
Sweaters, Dresses, T Shirts,
Blouses, etc., for Boys and Girls.
Orders taken Miss Grace Maskell,
127 Bruce street, Goderich, On-
tario. -34-36
For glean -up, awning and gen-
eral cartage, call E. JEFFFItY,
phone 843W. "4 -18tf
Order Shell furnace oil and stove
oil from Edward Fuels, tank truck
dealer for all Shell Oil Co. pro-
ducts. Phone 98: -18tf
Summer wash fabrics, floral and
checks, in cottons and rayons,
clearing at 89c yard at F. E. filb-
ert '& Son's. -34
The regular meeting of the
Maple Leal Chapter, I.O.D.E., will
be held at the home of Mrs. H. M.
Ford, St. Vincent street, on Tues-
day, September 1, at 8.15 p.m.
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GET THAT EXTRA BIG BOOST
to your "Good -Will' Contest total..
Don't overlook the big vote cou-
pons available Thursday and Fri-
day on Famous Reading Anthra-
cite and other quality coals.
TRIPLE VOTES on B.A. Domestic
stove and furnace fuel oil. If de-
sirable, later delivery arrangable.
Tel. 95W. DEAN COAL CO.
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Attention Parents — 532 Air
Cadet Squadron, Goderich,1 offers
training in leadership for citizen-
ship. Membership now being ac-
cepted for boys 13 to 18. Contact
Max Cutt or Bill Hill for further
information. -34-35
Ladies nylon stockings, 54 gauge
and 15 Denier, special for this
week, $1.19 pair at F. E. Hibbert
& Son's. -34
TO RENT
r' `0 RENT. —
sleeps four,
equipped with
BERT ALLEN,
phone 1247.
CABIN TRAILER,
all conveniences,
electric brakes.
171 East street,
32-5x
IN MEMORIAM
TO RENT.—ONE-FLOOR
HAZLITT, Kenneth James. — To completely furnished.
the memory of our dear daddy , 80,• SIGNAL -STAR.
and husband who was taken
from us so suddenly, August 21,
1951.
We ever pray that sweet and low
O'er you the peaceful breeies blow
May clouds be few.
Oh, where you sleep may stars at
night
Companion you with silvery light,
May no dark shadows fall,
So may our daddy calmly sleep.
—Dearly missed by ,his t'wo sons,
John and Gregory and wife Norma.
34x
• STEWART. -- In sad, but loving
memory of my dear son Ray
! Stewart who so suddenly was
called away August 17, 1950.
am lonesome here without you
Ray,
I miss you more each day;
Somehow life does not seem the
same
Since you were called away.
My heart still aches with sadness,
My eyes shed many a tear;
God alone knows how much I miss
you, -
„As this ends the third sad year.
—Sadly missed and always re-
membered by Mom. 34x
STEWART.—In loving memory of
my dear husband, Ray, who
passed away three years ago
August 17, 1950.
Gone dear Ray, gone forever,
How I miss your smiling face,
But you left me to remember
None on earth can take your
place. •
A" happy home we- once enjoyed—
How sweet the memory still;
But . death has left a loneliness
The world can never fill.
—Always dearly" loved and re-
membered by his wife Betty and
son Eric. 34x
•
WOODS. k-- Irl loving memory of
:`.'Lary Adela (Polly) Woods who
passed away nine years ago
August 21, 1944.
Deep in the heart lies a picture
Of a loved one laid. to rest;
In memory's frame we shall keep
it,
Because she was one of the best.
—Sadly missed by Milton, Irene,
Jim, Isabel and Donald. • 34x
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CARDS OF THANKS
THE FAMILY OF THE LATE J.
A. • Sutherland appreciated the
sympathy extended them, the floral
tributes, loan of cars and the many
cards of sympathy. - - -34
11110 RELATIVES OF THE LATE
John McLean would like to
tha nk,,,those who expressed sym-
pathy in any way to them in their
bereavement, also for flowers and
loan of cars. -34
THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
- of the late Wellington Henry.
wish to thank their many friends
for their kindness at the time of
their bereavement. 34x
FRED LYNCH WOULD LIKE TO
thank, all those •who were so
kind to him during his stay in
the hospital in sending him fruit,
cards and flowers; he would like
also to express his appreciation to
Dr. Jackson and David Medley for
their prompt attention and also
the nurses and assistants- 34x
FINANCE AND INSURE
your next new or late model
ear, truck or farm mriehinery
at lower cost through
Harold W. Shore
INSURANCE AGENCY
"All Lincs of Insurance"
NORTH ST. PHONE 716W
Loans also arranged on 1916
and later model ears.
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HOME,
BOX
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TO RENT. — AT BLUE WATER
Beach, two bedroom cottage,
electric stove, bathroom. Phone
1369. -32-33
FOR RENT. — FOUR. -ROOM
1 apartment, upstairs, with Priv-
' ate bath, on the Square, September 1. Not suitable for children Ab-
stainers only. _Apply: W. IIIERN,
49 North street. -34
T0 RENT. — FURNISHED COT-
TAGE on lakefront from Aug-
ust 17 to September 30 or by week.
Apply P.O. BOX 5, Goderich, phone
163. -33-34
TO RENT.—FIVE-ROOM APART-
MENT, -unfurnished, upstairs.
28 Gloucester Terrace, 34x
TO RENT. -- FRESHLY DECOR-
ATED two -room furnished
apartment with heat and light:
Beautifully situated. MRS. M. W
HOWELL, 12 St. Vincent street.
-33tf
FOR RENT. -- TWO HEATED;
rooms on Square. Phone
,1269W. -33
FOR ,RENT...— TWO -ROOM
apartment, downstairs, unfurn-
ished, immediate possession. Phone
787M: -33tf
TO 0 RENT.—THREE LARGE UN-
FURNISHED rooms, available
September 1. MRS. GORDON
REIS, Hincks street, phone 147R.
Bogie's Beach. Apply REV,
C. J. SCOTT, Blyth, or MRS. AN-
DREW BOGIE at the beach.
34x
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FoR RENT,. — COTTAGE AT,
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE-
HOLD EFFECTS on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1953
at 1 p.m.
at Mrs, J. J. Hayes, 43 Napier St.
Two three-piece, bedroom suites,
mattress and springs; upholstered
arm chair; bed, springs and mat-
tress; chest of drawers and small
table; day bed; clothes hamper;
three-piece chesterfield; two up-
holstered rocking chairs; pedestal;
two small tables; hall mirror and
hall seat; three-piece dining room
suite, new, with six chairs, otie
small table; two clothesline pul-
leys; one kitchen table, six dining
room chairs; electric rangette; ice
box; card table; rocking chair;
mirrors; Congoleum rugs; garden
tools and other, articles too numer-
ous to mention.
Everything must 'be disposed df
as Mrs. Hayes has sold her- .pro-
perty. No reserve.
TERMS—CASH.
MRS. J. J. HAYES,
Owner.
MATT GAYNOR,
33-34- Auctioneer.
EXECUTRIXAUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
of the estate of the late Miss
Florence Naftel ,from Pinder's
Storage adjoining Mill's Garage,
St. David's ,street, Goderich, on
• SATURDY, AUGUST 29th
at 1,30 p.m. the following:
Eight -piece walnut dining room
suite including buffet, table and
six chairs; another dining room
table, sideboard and chairs; AX-
ininster rug (large); bookcase; mc$-
hair- sofa (antique); 3 chests of
drawers (antique); cane bottom
chairs; 2 beds, springs and mat-
Iresses; dressing table; Astral re-
frigerator (three years old); elet-
Eric rangette; kitchen table; kitch-
en chairs; coal range; coal oil
stove; dishes including some an-
tiques;, cooking utensils; garden
toots. There are numerousvother
articles but a frill listing 'rs • not
available:
TERMS—CASI I.
MISS MADELEINE NAF'1'EL,
Executrix of the Estate,
+
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT,
34- Auctioneer:
For Results — A Classified Ad
FOR SALE. FOR SALE
FOR SALE. --USED REFRIGER-
ATORS, electric ranges, rang-
ettes and washing machines at
BARGAIN PRICES. SHORE AP-
PLIANCES, Goderich, your head-
quarters for hearing aid batteries.
-18tf
FOR SALE. --WATERLOO' GAR-
DEN tractors. Come in and
see the different sizes and various
implements that may be had with
each. These may be bought for
as low as 15% down paym-ent16tf.
GEORGE WRAITH, Montreal St.
FOR SALE. -- A FINE, TWO-
STORY brick house in excel-
lent west end location. Four. bed-
rooms, oil heat, reasonable price.
Agent, MALCOLM • MATHERS,
Real Estate Broker, 46West street.
Phone 115W. -13
FOE SALE -BABY CUTTER IN
good condition. Call at 64
Kingston street. -34
FOR SALE. - FOX FORAGER
Harvester with quick change
Harvester units now being solely'
distributed by the Waterloo Mfg.
Co., Waterloo, and sold by Geo.
Wraith. Come in and see the
most modern forager on the mar-
ket. GEO. WRAITH, Montreal
street, phone 1285 or 931 r 3.
-25tf
FOR SALE. — TWO-STORY
white brick house at 44 Essex
street, in fine location, close to
lake; four bedrooms and bath up-
stairs, hot air heating, good two -
car garage. This house could
easily be duplexed. Enquire at
premises or phone 844. -34tf
FOR SALE.
Nearly new, .five room bungalow
sided with insul brick located on
1,e, acre on main highway a few
miles from Goderich. Garage.
Six room frame house on two
acres of land in the village of
Saltford. Price reasonable.
Two storey six -room house with
insul brick siding, located in the
village of Dungannon. One month
possession, price $3,000.00.
Two storey white brick house
made into three apartments. East
end location. •
Lake front" lots at Blue Water
Beach—one mile south of Gode-
rich. •
Summer cottagb " a`tr°' ,Bogie's
Beach, six miles north of Gode-
rich.
New modern five -room bungalow.
C. F. CHAPMAN, Realtor. Phone
18W. • -25tf
F -011 -SALE. -1950 GMC PICK-UP
half -ton truck, low mileage,
good rubber, in Al condition,
priced right. Phone 1193W or
call at Wood's Service Station,
Kingston street. 32-4x
1 FOR SALE. — CUT FLOWERS,
beautiful gladiolus, wide range
of colors, also snapdragons, zinnias
'and other seasonal garden
,flowers. Priced to sell. L. R.
HOLMAN, 187 Cameron street,
phone 722. -32tf
FOR SALE. , — THE THORPE
residence, Britannia road, a
very lovely home, in beautiful con-
dition. For appointment contact
MALCOLM- MATHERS, Real Estate
Broker, 46 West street. Phone
115W.
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FOR SALE.—CUCUMBERS, ALL
sizes, - good quality. Phone
your order and have them picked
fresh. All sizes for pickling needs:
FRED BELL, R.R. 2, Goderich,
phone 934 r 22. 33-34x
FOR SALE.—STEEL OR ALUM-
INUM roofing in best pre-war
quality. All' lengths. carried in
stock. Ask us for an estimate in
supplying your material or laying
your roof or siding. All work and
material guaranteed. IRVING
KEYES, Glamis, Ont. Phone Pais-
ley 114 r 4. • -23
}'OR SALE.—STFFI. TUBULAR
bed and springs„ % size, in
good condition. Apply BOX 79,
SIGNALSTAR. -34
FOR SALE,—ONE LARGE OIL
space heater. Two men's dis-
mantled bicycles for sale cheap.
Call 422R. -34
FOR SALE. — TWO-STORY RED
brick house, three bedrooms,
one block from, business section.
011 hot water heating. Owner
leaving town. Apply POST OF-
FICE BOX 72$. -34
FOR .SALE.—BUILDING LOT ON
Huron road. Would be suit-
able for house. Write BOX NO.
76, SIGNAL -STAR. 34-5x
1� OR SALE. — A BARGAIN IN
Holland lunch cloths, large
size 54 x 72. Imported to sell at
$3.98. Special while they last
$1.98. Buy for own use or Christ-
mas gifts at THE TEXTILE SHOP,
West street. -34
CRESS WART REMOVER—REAL-
LY does it. Your Druggist
sells Cress Corn Salve—for sure
relief. 34
FOR SALE. -- SEVEN CUBIC
fbgt Westinghouse refrigerator.
Phone 754. , -34
FOR SALE. — 50 CUBIC FOOT
wooden ice box, 300 lb. capac-
ity, very good eonditio$25.00
also Burroughs typewriter, first-
,
.
class condition, $30.00. G. HAZEL -
WOOD, . R.R. 1, Bayfield.r Phone
Clinton 909 r 4-3. 34x
FOR SALE.—BARN, 36- X '38;
colony house, 10 x 14; stone -
boat; fox kennel, which would
make good chicken shelter; some
used fox netting; force pump: cis -
fern pump; oak roll-top office desk:
few pairs diagnose and duck fea-
ther Mows. Apply to MRS. L.
MUTTON, No. 8 Highway. -33
FOR SALE.—THREE-TON GMC
truck. Combination stake and
dump, excellent condition. Busi-
ness and P.C.V. included. Owner
Deceased. BQX 183, Zurich, On-
tario. -33-34
VOR SALE.—TWO STOREY SIX -
▪ ROOM frame house in good
repair. 167 Brock street, Gode-
rich: -33-34
FOjt SALE. — ONE THRESHER
belt, 100 feet, seven inch, four -
ply Klingtite, used only three
weeks. •Phone 1025, G. R. HOL-
LAND. -34
FOR SALE.--S1X-PIECE DINING
room suite, oak finish. Good
condition. Call at 243 Cameron
street. 34x
FOR SALE.—LARGE SIZE COLE-
MAN oil burner, a bargain.
Phone 102111. -34
WANTED
WANTED. --SALES CLERK FOR
• grocery store. Apply to
POST OFFICE BOX 889, stating
experience, if any, age and wages
expected. -34
WANTED. — CLERK. BLACK -
• STONE'S CONFECTIONERY,
Goderich. -34
WANTED.—A GIRL OR WOMAN
to work in Bakery from
August 31 to September 12, pre-
ferably under 30 years of age.
Phone 465. -34
WANTED. --OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. if dead, phone at
once. GILBERT BROS., Mink
Ranch, phone collect 936 r 32
936 r 21. -26tf
WANTED. — HOUSEWORK BY
the hour by Dutch woman.
Phine �6Q0W2. 34x
WANTED. — BOY TO LEARN
printing trade, full-time em-
ployment. Apply SIGNAL -STAR
OFFICE. -30tf
7�IANTED.—LISTINGS OF PRO-
PERTIES for sale: No charge
to you until property is sold.
MALCOLM MATHERS, - 11 e a 1
Estate Broker, 46 West St., Gode-
rich. Phone 115W. -12tf
WANTED. --SECRETARY\ STEN-
OGRAPHER requires position.
Please write BOX 78, SIGNAL -
STAR. . 34x
%ANTED.—LJSTINGS OF PRO-
P1)RTIES for sale. C. F.
CHAI'MAN, Realtor. I'IIONE 18%V
3Jtf
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.— REPRESENTATIVE,
Ladies! Take advantage of the
popularity of Avon cosmetics. Be
our. Avon representative. Open-
ings for Goderich and surround-
ing area. Write BOX 72, SIGNAL -
STAR. -33-34
WANTED. = . TWO MEN BE-
TWEEN ages 17 to 20 to train
as sales supervisors. Must he
neat in appearance, fair education,
good chance for advancement for
hard worker. Apply ROOM 25,
BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL, 7
to 9 p.m. 34x
WANTED. — BOARDERS I N
• .private home. Phone 862J.
34x
WANTED. --SALES GIRL. AP-
PLY TOTS AND TEENS SHOP,
Goderich. -34
WANTED,—RELIABLE WOMAN
to do family wash in own
home. Also general housekeeping
two days a week. References re-
quired. Phone 105: -34tf
WANTED. — DUTCH WOMAN
• wants housekeeping work.
100 St. David's street, Goderich.
34x
WANTED. — FURNITURE FIN-
ISHER, either rubber, stainer
or sprayer. Pleasant working con-
ditions, definitely- steady, employ*
ment, group insurance, etc. See
or write JAMES C0I,.E FURNI-
TURE COMPANY, Ingersoll.
-34-35
AI.E HELP WANTED
}XPERIENCED "STENOGRAPH-
ER as secretary to general
manager of progregsitie manufac-
turing company. Must have good
shorthand, possess initiative, be
alert and dependable. Tep salary
to capable girl. Kindly, write full
particulars in own handnd salary
desired to BOX 77, SIGNAL -STAR.
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'BRITISH KNIT — Very Special
Sale—Nylon Blouses—out they go
—each blouse ordered entitles you
to one FREE pair, Briefs.' Miss
Grace Maskell, 127 Bruce street.
-34-36
the twelve months precel
Canada's popu ation increas . in
ing
March 1, 1953, was 376,000 bring-
ing the total population at that
date to 14,692,000. — Quick Can-
adian Facts.
Full moon is the time for the
best herring catches, with record
catches occuring with a full moon
in the second week of October
generally.
.FOR SALE
134 storey insul brick 'house
on corner of Markel Street
.and Elgin Ave. Vacant lot
adjoining. Property 'of Tate
Wm. Ross.
For inspection
PHONE 796M or 272.
34k
CULBERT'S BAKERY
"The Horne of Tasty Pastry"
SOMETHING DIFFERENT!
Royal Scot Layer Cake -40c each
A chocolate spice cake with butter creme icing and filling,
MAPLE WALNUT ATARTS-4 for 17c
WHOLE WHEAT MUFFINS -35c doz.
Wedding, Anniversary and Birthday Cakes a, specialty.
Orders of $1.00 and over delivered. -
PHONE 465 PHONE EARLY
P,<rIBLIC NOTICE
LAUNDRY.--CASII AND CARRY.
Glen's, 180 Huron road. Phone
1465M. 34-37x
MEN'S, BOYS' AND GIRLS' "`!x
CYCLES overhauled, pained
and striped. $22.50 and 4)25. Write
or see G. HAZELWOOD, R.R. 1,
Bayfield. Phone Clinton 909 r 4-3.'
..4x
NOTICE.
F. T. Armstrong, Optometrist,
Goderich office will be closed
Augult 17 to August 28. Open
4.30 to 5.30 daily. -33-34
NOTICE.
Guaranteed radio service. WILF.
REINHART ELECTRIC; Hamilton
street, phone 466. -12
NOTICE.
ATTENTION FARMERS. FOR
YEARS THE HIGHEST PRICES
FOR BOGS HAVE BEEN PAJI)
IN AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
START YOUR WEANERS NOW
TO GET THAT MARKET. SEE
US ABOUT A HOG CONTRACT.
PAY FOR FEED WIIEN HOGS
ARE SOLD. NO EXTRA CHARGE.
GEO, WRAITH. MINNEAPOLIS
AND FERGUSON FARM MA-
CHINERY, PURINA, 'FEEDS.
MONTREAL STREET. PHONE
1285. -20tf
FLOOR SANDING.
Old and new floors sande-].
Phone CREL COOK, 23J, Clinton.
Summer months, 65 r 2, Bayfield.
-22tf
NOTICE.
For artificial insemination at its
best for all breeds, call the Water-
loo Cattle Breeding Association be-
tween 7.30 and 10.00 a.m. on week
days and 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. on
Sundays. Phone collect, Clinton
242. 20-2-4-61f
NOTICE FOR LEASE.
The south-east corner of Vi-
toria street and Elgin avenue,
Goderich. This is a large corner
with a ten-roonr house, center hall
plan, three-piece bathroom on sec-
ond floor and toilet first floor.
This property suitable for a bus
! station or one of those lovely Club
Houses. Contact GEORGE Me-
CREATH, 83 Victoria street, Gode-
rich, or 140 Winona avenue, High-
land Park, 3, Michigan, U.S.A., or.
WILSON McCREATH at Aberhart's
Garage, Goderich. .-34
11UBLIC NOTICE.
To whom it may conce,rn. Mr.
John Young of London has never
paid any of my debts nor has he
supported me for the last 51/.
years.
THERESE YOUNG,
34x Goderich
VACATION RESORTS
TO RENT. — HOUSEKEEPING
cabins and two bedroom cot-
tages on Lake Huron. $20 couple
weekly: Everything supplied. Saie
beach, good swimming, 1/1 mile
from highway. Fine for . children,
Write or see G. HAZELWOOD,
R.R., 1, Bayfield, Ont. - -26-34
FLOOR SANDING,
DECORATING INSIDE AND
out; floor laying and sanding.
E. J. THOMAS, 125 St. i Patrick
street, phone 349.1. -27tf
PERSONAL .,
"LONELY? FIND A FRIEND
through us. Write for Fold-
er. FRIENDLY FOLKS, Box 393,
MacTier, Ontario." 34-43x CO„ Box 91, IlamiPon, Ont.
411MP IN lowelIN III IN I MI MN IN II •
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT.— THREE"
or four room apartment for
young married couple, no.children.
Desiring permanent residence in
Goderich commencing September
15. Phone 402W. 34x.
WANTED TO RENT. — HOUSE
or apartment, three bedrooms,
good references, able to pay top
rent. Phone 12553. 34-35x
FOUND
}`OUND. �,$.A,SOLINE TANK
wagon fill pipe hose, on No. 8
highway, on Saturday. HARRY
MITCHELL, R.R. 2, Goderich.
-34
LOST
LOST. — BLACK AND WHITE ,
kitten. Finder please phone
37. -34
I OST. — FROM TOP- OF- GOLF
J Club Hill, boy's English side-
walk bicycle, green. Call 167M.
H. B. DATE. 34x.•
LOST. — SAND SHOOTING
jacket, left at Agricultural
Park on night, August 12r has large
crest of Goderich Gun Club on left
front. Phone JACK GILBERT,
936 r 21.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons having claims
against the estate -of James Boyce,
late of the Town of Goderich, in.
the County of Huron, Retired
Farmer, who died on or about the
5th day of May, 1953, are required
to file the same, with full par-
ticulars with the undersigned by
the 22nd day of August, 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 5th.
day of August, 1953:
R. C. HAYS, Q.C:,
Goderich, Ontario,
32 34- Solicitor for the Estate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
OTHERS
In the Estate of `LOUIS WILD,.
late of the Village of Nekoma in
the County of Cavalier and State
of North Dakota, U.S.A., deceased.
All persons claiming against the.
above estate are required to for-
ward full particulars to the under-
signed by August 29, 1953, after
which date the assets of the estate
will be distributed.
FRANK DONNELLY, Q.C., Gode-
rich, Solicitor for the Estate.
-32-34
NEW WAFFLE DESIGN
CHENILLE BEDSPREAD
AT ONLY $4,79 EACH
FROM FACTORY TO YOU. Lowest
price in Canada. On this offer we
are even underselling ourselves:
This bedspread has thousands of
beautiful waffles, which completely
covers the spread. First quality.
A truly luxurious spread now
offered at half price. In all shades.
Full double or single bedsize. At
only $4,79 each, sent COD plus
postage. Order one, you will order
more. Ask for waffle .when order-
ing. Immediate money -back guaran-
tee.
TOWN & COUNTRY MFG.,.
Box 904 Place D'Armes,
Montreal, Quebec.
Hygienic supplies (rubber goods)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. Six sam-
ples 25c; 24 sample's $1.00. Mall.
Order Dept, T-53, NOV-RUBBER-
Emerson Drug Store
Corner West St. and SquarePhone 45. We •deliver'.
"As handy as the Posto%ce"•,
FLIES RAD?
Try some of our Fly Kill remedies.
Fly Tox Bomb 1.39
Flyocide Bomb • 1,39
Flyocide 16 oz. 59c
Flyocide with Atomizer 75c
Wilson Fly Pads 100
FARMERS TRY METHOXYCHLOR
for spraying cattle and barns. A wettable powder mixed
one lb. to 12 galldns 01 water makes a very effective spray.
1.00 per Ib. ,
Two 330 Tubes C'olgate's Tooth Paste 490
Two 69c Tubes Kolynos Tooth Paste 89c
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