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Y..doitx ON COB OR HAM-
MERED into meal ready to
bed. JAS. A. MeMILLEN, phone
104432 Goderich. R.R. 1, Gode-
rich, Ont. 2x
SPRING • FLOWERS IN POTS,'
Hyacinths and, Narcissus. Spec-
ial for this week '$1.0() up. GODE-
RICH FLOWERS, Bruce street.
••,' Phone 105. ,
1952 G.M.C. 1/2 -TON TRUCK,.
30,000 miles, one owner, new
paint, new oversized rear, tires
Heater and,defroster fan. Trailer',
' attachment. Truck in good shape
• throughout. 'SKY HARBOR AIR1
SERVICES. Phone 1180, Goderich.
2-3x
1947 STUDEBAKER COACH, SUN
visor, radio. Phone 825M.
2x
ITSE.12i BOY'S BROWN OVIAFe.."
COAT, size 14, like new; 2
pair boy's trousers, sizes 10 and 14;
suit coat, size 14; man's navy blue
suit, excellent conditioln; man's
AavY 9,yQrcoat and plaid wind'
breaker; lady's raccoon and musk=
rat coats, cloth coats, girl's navy
blazer and' dress, size 12. May be
seen at GIFT AND CRAFT SHOP,
West street. -2
MALCOLM mATHERs__:_
46 West' St., Phone 1115-W
Insurance Agent Real Estate Broker
All types ,of Properties for sale.
MALCOLM MATHERB,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
OFFICE
-SIX-ROOM HOUSE, FOUR YEARS
old, close to Square and schools.
Oil and air conditioned heating.
Finished basement, attached gar-
age, three bedrooms. Apply 54
South street. . 1-2x
2. Real Estate Wanted
PETER S. MacEWAN ,
REALTOR,
Listings and enquiries invited.'
48 West Street. Phone 230.
WANTED.—LISTINGS OF PRO,
' ' PERTIES for sale. No charge
to ou until property is sold
MALCOLM MATHERS, R e a 1
Estate Broker, 46 West St., Gode,
rich, Phone 1.15W. -12tf
WANTED.—LISTINGS OF PRO-
' ' PERTIES for sale. C. F.
CHAPMAN, Realtor. Phofie,18W.
, .39tf.
GARDEN • TRACTOR WITH
plow and harrow, also , stone -
boat; all white enamel coal and
woodstove. Phone 941R. -2
."MTE • BALLERINA, FORMAL
size 12, excellent conditio ,
worn only once, Reasonable.
Phone 7603. , • -2
• IF BACKACHES ARE SLOWING
-11- you up,, take RUMACAPS and
help yourself' to° relief, from pains"
and aches. Ask your Druggist.
41-4549-2-6
PER,SON WANTS TO BUY
house in town. No mediators.
Write BOX 188, SIGNAL -STAR.
2-3x
,(1,LIENT WANTS , TO BUY A
nice cottage or bungalow.
JOHN BOSVELD , Real Estate
Broker. Phone 1108. -2
THE CANADIAN ARMY OFFERS
YOU
A STEADY JOB
MTH
C.:1)CD PAY
EXCELLENT PENSION PLAN
AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR
PROMOTION, LEARNING A USE-
FUL TRADE, AND ,
OVERSEAS SERVICE
See your local litexuiting Officer
TOWN HALL
GODERICH EVERY WEDNESDAY
10'A.M.6.45 P.M.
OR
Apply direct to No. 7 Personnel
Depot, LONDON, Ontario
Bring proof of age .and education.
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&LEK gpl.. TO REPORT NEWS
of wornen's activities for
weekly newspaper. Full time em-
ployment for the right person.
Typewriting an advantage. Apply
GEORGE ELLIS, The Signal -Star.
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WOMEN.
THE CANADIAN ARMY
offers you a fine career as a
NURSING ASSISTANT
To qualify you must be
SINGLE, 19 TO 30 YEARS OF AGE
• GRADE X EDUCATION
SEE THE RECRUITING 014110ER
AT GODERICH TOWN HALLEVERY .WEDNESDAY
10 A.M. TO 6.45 P.M.
-2-3
Euichre, "500" and dance al
-MacKay Hall, Friday, January 14,
at .8 p.pa., sponsored by P.T.A.
Lunch, prizes. 75c admission.
-14
Knox Church Men's Club oyster
supper on. Friday, February 4, at
6.30 p.m., at Knox Church audi-
torium. Outstandng entertain-
ment from Toronto. Admission,,
$i per person. -2-4
Euchre party and buffet lunch,
St, George's PariSh Hall, Friday,
January 21, at 8.15 p.m. Sponsor-
ed by the Margaret Seager Club.
Admission 50c. Prizes.., -2-3
Bridge, and "500" in Masonic
Hall on Thursday, _January 20th,
at 8.15 p.m., sponsored by Gode-
rich Ladies' Lawn Bowling Associ-
ation. Special flow, pr4§*'. Admis-
sion 50c per person. • 7-2
Card party at Carlow Hall,
Thursday, January 13, at 8.30 p.m.,
sponsored by Tiger Dunlop Insti-
tute. Good prizes, lunch. '' - 2x
North Street Evening Auxiliary
will hold their annual pot luc
fee supper in the church hall Ob.
Monday, January 17, at 6.15 p.m.
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FOR SALE.—USED REFRIGER-
ATORS, electric ranges, rang-
' eases and washing machines at,
BARGAIN PRICES. SHORE AP-
PLIANCES, Goderich, your head,
quarters for hearing 'aid batteries.
• " Hygienic ruppries (rubber goods)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope' with price list. Six sam-
ples 25c; 24 samples $1.00. Mail
Order Dept. T-53.• NOV-RUBBER.
CO., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
REPRESENTATIVES WANTED
"1" to be trained to become demon-
strators for Tupperware Home
Parties exclusive in Goderich and
district. Highest -commission paid.
For full particulars write MRS.
DOROTHY SHOWLER, 229 Giles
street, London, Ont. -2
START YOUR OWN BUSINESS—
Supply Families of Goderich
with daily -used Nationally Adver-
tised necessities. Weekly profits
of $60 to $75 at start possible for
hustler. Can be increased with
experience. To apply, write to F.
GRANGER, 350 St. Roch street,
Montreal, Que. -2-4
, •
3 Bedroom Bungalow—West End
Now,% under „: construction and
available early in 1955, this brand
new •,bungalow haslarge living
room, Modern kitchen and three
comfortable bedrooms, full base -
Aleut, forced air oil heating. Very
reasonable price.
,
Apartment Building
As investment will yield 14%
gross. Good state of repair. *
• •
LISTINGSAND
INQUIRiES IN-
. VITED
Phone 766
Hami Street• .Goderich
SALESMAN WANTED BY
Established Firm, to Sell
Specialty Line
Unlimited Opportunity for Right
Person.
Preferably married. Selling ex-
perience helpful, but not essential
since we have our own training
plan. Must have late model, car,
and good references. Anyone not
interested in full-time employment
need not 'apply.
For further particulars or ap-
pointment, phone or write
JACKSON HOMES LTD.
Phone 3-W • • tiSeaforth, Ont.
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OLD HORSES WANTED AT, 3c
lb., and dead cattle at value.
If dead, phone at once. GILB,ERT
BROS. MINK RANCH, phone col
lect 936 r 32 or 936 r 21. -2tf
100 CORDS OF WOOD, 54"
long, 6" or up in diameter.
Phone 1563W2. 24x
13, Personal
NURSING itomE, PLEASANT
surroundings at 53 North street:.
Q.,PoVed by Registered Nurse.
Properly balanced home -cooked
fneals—tray service. Private and
sem,T.-private rooms.. Phone 1593.
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WORKING. MAN, FMR
-!J• moderate means, in •fifties,
would like to correspond with and
meet respectable single woman or
widow between forty and. 434.
with view to marriage. Strictly
confidential. Reply to 130X 189,
LIGNALZTAR. 2-4x
The WCTU will meet at the
home of Mrs. Geo. Johnston; Tues-
day, January 18, at 2.30, p.m. Roll
call, "New Beginnings." -2
Goderich branch of the- Perth -
Huron Unit of the Canadian Cancer
Society's general meeting Will be
held Friday, January ga, at 8.15,
p.m., at MacKay Hall. Dr. Aldis
is to be the speaker. A film de-
picting the work of the Society
will also be shown. All those in-
terested in this Society, are wel-
come. Representatives are
the
various toWn organizations are
asked to attend. -2-3
10. Briefs
14. In Memoriam
held at the kende of Mrs. S. C:
Anderson, St. Patrick street, on
iTuesday evening.
Nominations for 1955 Officers
were•Made under the conVenership-
of Mrs. Geor,ge Ellis. Ms. Glon
Hays, educational, secretary, report-
ed'that tvvo, cheques for $25 each
had been 'forwarded to Carol Ann
.Vander Meer and Delmar Maize,
winners of .the •• Monetary ,Assist-
ance awards for Grades 11 and 12.'
As a project for 1055, it was
decided to 'revive a former chapter
interest, that of adopiing a rural
tsrchicoot411 inctaanrio7dperartv wilrmededois.e-
to provide it with. a basic li
An interesting article .on "Integra-
tion of New. Canadians" was read
by Mrs. Clayton Edward; convener
of Empire and World Affairs.
Mrs., George Parsons, member -
hip convener, presented Mrs.
Robert Aldis, a new member, who
was welcomed into the chapter.
Ri5DGES:--,-In loving 'memory of 4
- dear husband and father, David
Rodges, who passed away
January 12, 1953.
—Ever remembered :by wife and
family. • -2-
YOUNG—In proud and everlast-
ing remembrance of a dear wife,
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
.Cephas Young," who passed away
January 13, 1949.
We_ who loved you sadly miss- you,
As it dawns ,another year;
In ,our lonely hours of thinking,
Thoughts of you are ever, near.
Your memory to us is a keepSake,
With., which we never will part;
Though God has you in His keeping
We still have you in our hearts.
Just to be with us in the same old
way,
Would be our -dearest wish today.
—Sadly missed and always re-
membered by husband Cephas,
daughter Ruby, son-in-law cHarry,
and grandchildren Art and Dianne.
2x
"THE HOME Q111TASTY PASTRY'
Pumpkin Spice Calies--40c each
with raspberry filling and Butter Creme Icing.
CHERRY BOSTON AND BOSTON CREAM P1ES-60c each
BUTTERSCOTCH MERINGUE PIES -45c each
FIG AND. WALNUT ICEBOX COOKIES -24C doz.
WEDDING, ANNIVERSARY AND BIRTHDAY CAKES
SPECIALTY c,
PHONE 465 -
'4!
QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
1. Name the capital cities of British.
ColumNa, Saskatchewan, On-
tario,rNew Brunswick. '
2. How many miles of paved high-
ways has Canada? How, many
miles of railway track?
3. Name the five American states
that touch the international
boundary from Lake Superior to
the Pacific.
4. Is the average weekly spending
of the federal government $30
, million a week, $60 million a
week, $90 minion a week.
5. Which of the following ,, indus-
tries employs the greatest num-
ber of Canadians: agriculture,
mining,•inanufa.cturing, con-
struction?
ANSWERS: 5. Manufacturing
now employs as many Canadians
as are employed in agriculture,
mining and construction combined.
3. Minnesota,. North. Dakota, Mon-
tana, Idaho, Washington. 1. Vic-
toria, B.C. Regina, Sask., Toronto,
Ont.,, Fredericton, N.B. 4. $90
million a ..week. 2. About 26,000
miles of paved righway, 43,000
miles of single track railway lines.
QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
1. What, territory," adjoining Can-
ada,erwaas?once known as Russian
Aiic
2.In Canada's retail stores are
more men or women employed
as sales
3. 'What proport*, of Canadian
households have automobiles?
'-'Washing machines? Telephones?
Mechanical refrigerators?
4. Federal government spending on
defence totals V billion this
year. Is this mdre, or less, than.
Ottawa's non -defence spending?
5. In. 1945 Canadian manufacturing
workers earned ,on the average
$30.98 a week. What is the
average, weekly -pay lixlay?„.
ANSWERS: 5. $57.70 per,'Week.
3..Automobiles 55 per cent; wash-
ing machines 83 per cent; 'tele-
phones 69 per cent; refrigerators
71 per cent. 1. Alaska, which was
bought by the ,U.S. from Russia -in
1867. 4. Ottawa!s non -defence
spending this year will - be about
$3 billion. 2. .Of 180,000 sales
clerks, 95,000 are women.,
7. To Rent
A PAR,TMENT, HOT WATER
'`'` heated, self-contained, two
bedrooms. Phone 200W, after 5
p.m., 1014J. -2tf
Mcrst substantial two-storey brick
three -apartment .,.house, automatic
heating,4good location, price $7,500.
Investigate this investinent.
••• Insul brick five -room bungalow,
price $5,000. Easy. terms. ,
q‘•-• , •
One of .the better homes in
GOdelich,' close -to Square. With
all' the modern conveniences.
Priced right for quick sale.
Buying or selling Farms—Homes
- Calk,
:.AJOHN BOSVELO
Real Estate Broker
40-- Wellesley • Street, Goderich
-Phone 1108.
NS'l.L tAtigic THREE BEDROOM
tottage, hardwood floors, insul-
heavy',Viring, sun porch, at-
ehed garage,.. mew oil furnace.
ilei;••!
ed. 123 Bruce
'•••41.(g,
MAKE 1955 YOUR BEST YEAR!
Be your own boss! Sell house-
hold necessities with high com-
mission. No experience necessary!
•Small capital needed. Openings
'in your surroundings. Write for
free catalogue and details. FAMI-
LEX, 1600 Delorirnier, Dept. A.,
Montreal. • -2
REPARE N OW _ FOR TOP
wages, better jobs, and security
in one. of these steady top paid
trades.
TELEVISION SERVICING
OIL BURNER MECHANICS
REFRIGERATION SERVICING
AIR CONDITIONING
DIESEL MECHANICS •
MACHINE SHOP
DRAFTING
Keep present income while learn-
ing theory and follow with prac-
tical ,shop training at your con-
venience. •14''.
Several students report financing
training, through extra income.
Write for free, information.
STANDARD ENGINEERING
INSTITUTE
Box 190, Signal -Star.
Name
Address
City
'POUR -ROOM APART 1111 E
"A' to rent. Oil heated, private
kitchen and washr-oom. Available
between January 18 and 20. Phone
288. -2-3
REE -ROOM APARTMENT
with new bathroom. Built-in
cupboards. HOt and cold water.
Overlooking the Square. Apply
J. A. CAMPBELL. -2
IMMEDIATE POSSESS I 0 N,
small chilflren no bar—second
floor new thiplex, five rooms.
and bath; 800 square . feet floor
space, lots of extra storage space,
separate entrance from private
driveway, heated, hot water on
tap. This is a very fine apartment,
and needs to' be seen to be ap-
preciated. Rent reasonable. '131
Picton street, phone 1386. R. A.
JACKSON. -2tf
APARTMEN T,- • SFJ F -C ONTAJN-
ED, five rooms and bath, new-
ly decorated. Close to Sq. -dare.
Phone 668W or 295. -2
7*-
10.03S..it shiver and shake. and sometimes stat
meekly by and, 'never utter a peep
, oar is a "sissy" and can
'
lusi
t take t is
' on t0 suffer the inconveniences of a car
tichieright when you need it.
UPPER AND LOWER APART-
"' MENT. Each four rooms. Hard-
wood floors downstairs. Furnace.
Phone 328. 48x
FIVE -ROOMED SELFLCONTAIN-
ED unfurnished apartment.
Also two -roomed self-contained
partly furnished ap,artment. MISS
MARY B. HOWELL. Phone 213W.
46tf
APARTMENT CLOSE TO
Square. Immediate possession.
Telephone 282. 40tf
LARGE FRONT BED SITTING
room, heated, furnished, hot
and cold water, grill privileges,
suitable for couple or two girls.
MRS. KEN. ALLIN, Victoria street,
phone 594J. -49
Call at Johnnie'S' Plade arthe
rear of the Royal Hotel on Nelson
street. We have -all kinds of used
furniture, skates and stoves rat
reasonable prices. • 2x
Dbn't forget the sale at Ross
Shoe Shop. Discounts up 'to 20%.
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Order Shell furnace oil - and
stove oil from Edward Fuels, tank
ruck dealer for all Shell Oil Co.
products. Phone 98. -39tf
Picture framing. We are now
equipped to do picture framing.
Goodselection of mouldings. Mac-
Laren's Studio (at Clinton Tuesday
and Thursday afternoons). -51tf
NEW SPLE-CONTAINED, HEAT-
ED apartments With four -piece
bath, Laundry facilities 'available
and Master TV *aerial hook-up, If
desired. For further particulars
apply in person to JAMES BISSET,
143 St. George's Crescent.
51-1x
THREE-ROOM APARTMENT
with three-piece bath: Apply
IVAN LOUZON, East street. -14
FOUR -ROOM APARTMENT,
unfurnished, one block from
Square, available February 1.
Phone 328. -1tf
SMALL STUCCO COTME, ALL
ecinveniences. Shower, oil
heated; unfurnished but would
furnish for steady tenant if de -
'sired. MRS. KEN ALLTN, 54
Victoria street. •• -2
11. Auction Sales
THE BROTHER AND SISTER OF
-I" John II. Reid are very grate-
ful to those who sent flowers,
loaned cars, sent messages of sym-
pathy or assisted in any way at
the time of their bereavement.
-2
THE RELATIVES OF THE LATE1
-1' Hannah J. Hogan take this
,means of thanking those wholoan-
.ed cars, sent spiritual bouquets,
or expressed their sympathy in
any way. -2
AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
at 178 Cambridge street in Town
of Goderich, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 22
at 1.30 p.m.
White 'enamel range with water
front; kitchen table and chairs;
Quebec heating stove; 6 dining
rem chairs and buffet; wine studio
couch; Lazy boy chair and stool
(new); number of rocking
occasional chairoand small tables;
Sparton radio; Rayrx'ond drophead
sewint•machine; card table; maga-
zine rack; 3 furnished bedrooms
including beds, dressers, • stands;
innerspring,. mattresses (new);
quilts, blankets and, 'bed linens;
electric lamps; 'scatter mats; Beat-
ty electric washing machine;
quantity of dishes; kitchen uten-
sils; sealers; lawnmower; garden
tools; \ small hand Wagon; man's
bicycle and many other •articles.
Property—At the same place, at
3 the property will be offered
for sale, five rooms and three-piece
bath, basement, recently covered
with red brick siding; storm win-
dows and large garden.
TERMS—Chattels cash. Proper-
ty -16% down, balance in 30 days.
Reserve bid.
Estate of the late Mrs. Eliza Clark.
HAROLD JACKSON,
Auctioneer.
R. C. HAYS,
Solicitor for Estate.
•;
WD TO RENT.
titre ant 1ngsi1. sties.
tit00g:187
AUCTION SALE OF DAIRY AND
BEEF CATTLE
At Elton MoLelland's Sales Barn
at Bervie,
• FRIDAY, JANUARY 14
at 1.30 p.m.
The usual lineup of stock will
be sold. A chest Of silverware
will be given along with three
door prizes. -2
12.- Tenders Wanted
MRS. WM. • J. JEWELL AND
family wish to thank those
who were so kind and thoughtful
for thefn, those who sent flowers,
loaned cars and those who sent
message S of sympathy. -2
WISH TO THANK THE
nurses and staff of the hos-
pital for kindness shown to Bever-
ly while she was a patient there.
Thanks also to Drs. J. M. Graham,
Dr. N. C. Jackson and Dr. J. W.
Wallace and to all our friends
and neighbors who' sent cards,
flowers and gifts to her.
MR. AND ,MRS. ED. saturoN.
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MARKED SEALED TENDERS
--11- will be received up to Janu-
ary .17, 1955, for caretaking Of.
schools and grounds No. 1, No. 2,
No. 6, No. 7, No., 8, N. 9 and Nile.
,Duties to start on February lat.'
Any' tender not necessarily de-
'cepted. /
WM. WATSON, ;
'Secretary -Treasurer for Colborne
Township School :Area.
4-2'
AIRS. W. J. WESTLAKE WOULD
like to thank sDr. N. C. Jack-,
son,, the staff in. the hospital wing,
S'alitfard Community Club, and all
those who remembered Mrs. Wade
at 'Christmas and during the past
year. 2x
MRS. FRED TAYLOR AND FAm-
:•--7 ILY wisli.to express their ap-
preciation of the kindness shown
in theirrecent bereavement, for
the many floral tributes and mes-
sages of 'sympathy and special
thanks to'Dr. Watters. 2x
16. Engageinents'
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark, R.R.
5, Goderich, -wish to- announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Ruth Marion Clark, to Kenneth
Earl Horton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Horton, Goderich. Wed-
ding will take place in February.
2x
MARKED SEALED TENDERS
will be received up to January
17, 1965, ••for green 13ody. wood,
half 'maple and beech, to be spgit
trid' piled in blocks not under air
Ans. or over 10 ids. to be delivered
to the following schools by March
1, 4 cords 12 ins. long
4,coj4iJs,:12 ins. long; No. 7,
cord, itib, long; cords,
"
:long; 44o. 8,, 9 cords, id ins.,
No. 9, 5. totda„ IC ins. long.
r foif,dAr, ha. itet0:PaOlk
ted**Oa 11)446
Area.
18. Births
CAMPBFjJ,.--At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on January 10,
1955, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Campbell, R.R. 3, Goderieli, a
daughter.
RAFIIIIBY.—At the Nursing liome,,
Rivers, Manitoba, on January 4,
1955, to Sgt. and Mrs. Wm. J.
Raithby, a daughter, Dawn
Marie,
SCHILBE.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on January 6, 19550 to
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Sehilbe,
Goderich, a daughter.,
VANSTONE.—At Alexlindra Hos-
pital, Goderich,, on January 9,
1955, to Mr. *id Mrs. Verdun
Vanstone, R.R. 4, Goderich, a
daughter, Victoria. Grace.
Guaranteed ram service. WILF
REINHART ELECTRIC,. Hamiltoz
street„ phone 466. • -12
Easter is some time .away yet but, this'.
youngster will be all set for it when it
does come because of this Easter bunny
he got for Christmas.
—Toronto Telegram.
HAVE ,YOUR OLD OAK FLOOR,
11--- sanded and have.the new light
finish. Phone CREE 'COOK, Clin-
ton, 233.' _ -2tf
SKILLED TV ,AERIAL SkitvICE.
Aerials installed as low as $49.
Aerials moved — rentals. Work
fully guaranteed -for one year,
HURON TOWER INSTALLATION,'
-South street, Goderich; phone
1344M, 134tf
OXANciNG AND LOANS AT
- lower cost on new and late
model used ears and trucks and
new /form ,machinery. ' HAROLD
W., mu, 08 Hamilton itoet;
Goderiell.47tf
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