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THE , SIGN ,TAR
l'ioninesday noon is deadline for Classified Ads.
Five lines or less, 50c; 10c for each additional line.
25c extra for office box number.
1A, For Sale (General)
USED ELECTRIC RANGES.
MiactDON:ALD ELECTRIC, Gen-
eral Electric Appliance Dealer.
Phone 235. -7
W O,P• I E C E CHESFERFW7 r)
suite in good condition.
LODGE FURNITURE. -7
'FOR SALE.—USED REFRIGER-
ATORS, electric ranges, rang-
ettes and washing machines at
BARGAIN PRICES. SHORE AP-
PLIANCES, Goderich, your head-
quarters for hearing aidebel elf
Hygienic r uppi>,es (rubber goods)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelQ a with price list. Six sam-
ples 25c;. 24 samples $1.00. Mail
Order Dept. T-53. NOV-RUBBER
CO., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
BRAY CHICKS. FROM CAN-
ADA'S largest Hatchery., Can-
adian Approved. Standard breeds
and crosses, including some popu-
lar U.S. Hybrids. Write for full
information and prices.,BRAY
HATCHERY, 120 John Nort, Ham-
ilton, Ont.' ..,(We are interested in
a good agenin this district—liber-
al commission.)
ELECTRIC WASHER, USED,
in Al condition, a bargain at
$55.00. B•LACKSTONE'S FUR,NI-
TURE. Phone 240.
TH:U +SDAY, FEB. nth, -1O
WAN A 5
Classified Ads on CASH BASIS. ' Charge of 25c extra ir
ads not paid by SATURDAY NOON of week of publication.
FOR SAYE.
200 acres clay loam, good house,'
new furnace, 2 barns, „yery reason-
ably priced.
100 acres clay loam, 5 miles from
Goderich on Highway 21, good
house and barn, price $11,000.
116 acres 'clay loam, 8 -room
house, barn, henhouse, garage, all
in good shape. Price only $8,000.
Easy terms.
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100 acre farm with a good house
and barn, 9 miles north of Gode-
rich, close to No. 21 highway.
Full price $5,000.
We have many farms 10-500
acreee, and have an experienced
farm salesman to look after your
requirements.
NYLON HOSE FROM RELIABLE
well 'known makers, Y 79c to
$1.29. New plain and printed cot-
tons arriving. 'Remnants of vari-
ous types of cotton. See us for
your sewing needs. THE TEXTILE
SHOP, West street. 7x
IF ANYONE HAS "OLD WOOL-
LENS , for blankets, f have
blankets on hand. MRS. A. SMITH,
phone 1167. 7x
TWO-&URNER HEAVY ,, DUTY
electric range, used. Ideal
apartment size, iris good working
't -condition, at only $50.00, • BLACK -
STONE'S :FURNITURE. . Phone
240. ,-7.
KITCHENER BIG -4 HATCHERY
has a wide choice of breeds
and crosses, including the Ames
In -Cross, genuine hybrid chicks.
Ask us about them. • Also get
prices on their many breeds,. aed
crosses. Canadian Approved. G;et
birds to produce on your own
special markets—eggs, meat—Big-4
;has the chicks. Agent, RYAN &
SON, Goderich. Phone 345. -7
Cosy lie storey 8 -room stucco
house, basement, furnace, garage,
$6,0.00.
TEN PIGS, SEVEN WEEKS OLD.
Phone 1146. CHRIS BROWN -
7x
Bungalow, 2 years old, living
room, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, 3 -piece
bath, full basement with new oil
furnace. Price $7,000..
Buying or selling Farms—Homes
4' Call
• JOHN. BOSVELD
Real Estate Broker
40 Wellesley Street, Goderich
Phone 1108.
HAROLD W. SHORE
REAL ESTATE' FOR SALE
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Two Storey—Three' Bedrooms
Close to the Square'in an excel-
lent' location, this compact house
has medium size living room, die-
ing room and kitchen first floor and
three comfortable bedrooms and
bathroom second floor. Full base-
ment, hot air heating.' Very rea-
sonable price.
WANTED.—LISTINGS OF PRO-
' for sale. No charge
to you until property is staid.-
MALCOLM MATHERS, R e a 1
Estate Broker, 46 West St., Gode-
rich. Phone 115W. -12t1
3. Agents Wanted
MAJOR OIL COMPANY HAS
opening for two farm distribu-
tors in large volume areas. Apply
BOX 197, S1GNAL-STAR. , -7-8-9
Wartime House—Three Bedroom
Located one block from the
Public School this ,three bedroom
home may be ,purchased for a low
'down, payment with the balance
paya.b'le as :rent at $30.00 per
month which includes interest,
principal, taxes and insurance.
LOVABLE COCKER SPANIELS,
six registered, black• and white,
blonde and white puppies, six -
'weeks old, $25 to $40 each. MRS.
JOHN VAN CAMP, Belgrav'e,
phone 622J4, Wingham. -7
AIN OF RHEUMATISM,, SCI-
ATICA, Lumbago, can be help- LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES IN-
edy-by taking RUMA-CAPS. Recom- VITED
mended by thousands of tlhankful I Phone 766
users. Ask your Druggist. 42_46_50_3_7 Hamilton Street Goderich
HOW TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE
to provide "extras" that make
life more enjoyable? Become our
dealer in your loeality. Write .now
for details. FAMILEX, Montreal
24. -7
VLOOR POLISHER FOR RENT.
.$1.00 per day. LODGE FURN-
ITURE. -7
APARTMENT, HOT WATER
heated, self-contained, second
floor, two bedrooms. Phone 200W
after 5 p.m. 1014J. -7tf
8. Wanted to Rent
THREE-ROOM HEATED APART-
MENT, fu'rn•ished, refrigerator,
electric range if possible, close to
Square. Write BOX 199, SIGNAL -
STAR. -7
9. Coming Events
4. Help Wanted
�ERIOUS MAN TO TAKE OVEN,
profitable„ Nationally Advertised
Watkins business an Goderich.
Established customers. Must be
over 21 and satisfied with income
of $60 a week at start. Apply in
writing to F. RANGER, 350 St.
Roch street, Montreal, Que.
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Frame Duplex — Income Property
In a good location this income
property has many fine appoint-
ments. First floor apartment con-
-tains a largo living -dining with
fireplace, spacious bedroom, and
very modern kitchen with built-in
cupboards and breakfast ' nook.
Wall-to-wall broadloom rugs in
living room, bedroom and hallway
and mastic, tile on kitchen floor.
Second floor contains four -room
furnished apartment now rented.
In the full basement there is auto-
matic hot water furnace fired by' a
new Timken oil burner and laun-
dry tubs. All this for a very
reasonable price which includes
furniture in second floor apart-
ment. There are terms available.
An ideal property for small -family
or retired person.
TIIE MOST MONEY FROM YOUR
flocks. Aim ,f or the extra
dozen eggs, the extra ounces. We
think Hilleide Chicks is the answer.
Selling to Canadian poultrykeep-
ers' for 35 years.. Wide choice
breeds and crosses, including Ames
In -Cross ,genuine hybrid chicks. ,
Ask us for priees, order soon to get
chicks producing on the good
markets. Agent --,HARVEY LAS -
SALINE, R.R. 2, Groderich. Phone
1599J2. -7
' 10RGE OIL SPACE HEATER IN
good condition with stove ' SIN -ROOM HOUSE,,FOURYEARS
pipes. Phone 903 after 6 p.m. old, close' to Square and schools.
-7 Oil ; and air conditioned heating.
SMALL SIZE CRIB AND MAT- Finished basement, attached gar -
moss. Phone 750. 7 age, three bedrooms. Appy' 54
South street. 6-9x
IN AN EXCELLENT LOCATION,
this comfortable modern home
has large living room, kitchen, two
bedrooms and bath. Full base-
mentwith new hot •air furnace.
Immediate possession. Phone
270W. 7x
TWO-STOREY RED INSUL-
BRiICK house, close to schools
and arena. Three bedrooms, mod-
ern kitchen, air conditioned furnL
ace, with contact ,heated apart-
ment. GORDON Kr'I"I'ING,e 1 2
McDonald street. -7
THE CANADIAN ARMY OFFERS
YOU '
A STEADY JOB
WITH
GOOD PAY
EXCELLENT PENSION' PLAN
AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR
PROMOTION, LEARNING A USE-
FUL TRADE, AND
OVERSEAS SERVICE
See your local Recruiting 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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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. Kindly write full
particulars in own nand and sel-
ary desired to SOX 196, SIGNAL -
STAR. • -6-7
1i. Real Estate
MALCOLM MATHERS
416 West St. Phone 11 SW
Insurance Agent Real Estate Broker
All types of Properties for -sale.
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MALCOLM MATHERS
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
OFFICE
W. A, SHEAFFER PEN COM-
PANY has opening for one
secretary. Experience preferred,
but not essential. Good typing.
Five-day week, employee benefits,
ideal working conditions, regular
increases, profit-sharing. ' Apply in
writing or in ,person to Personnel
Manager, W. A. SHEAFFER PEN
COMPANY, Goderich. -7
yUKON. EIGHT YEAR 270 MIL-
LION, „,d; ller .construction job.
Application guide, "Yukon Facts"
$1.00. Write: BOX 252, PERSON-
NEL, ULCO, .Kennydale, WasYa..,
USA. 7x
2. Real Estate Wanted
DETER S. MacEWAN
REALTOR
Listings and enquiries invited.
48 West Street. Phone 230.
WANTED.—LISTINGS OF PRO-
PERTIES for sale. C. F.
CHAPMAN, Realtor. Phone 18W.
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OON'TTELL
ANYBODY, BUT,..
WE THINK WE HAVE JUST THE GOOD
USED CAR YOU'VE t 'EEN LOOKING FOR.
.4' COME IN AND LOOK IT OVER.
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fROCKS
344
Reserve Tuesday, February 22,
for St. George's Annual High Tea
and Bazaar, to be held in the
Parish Fall. Fancy work table
and candy booth. Turkey supper
will be served from 5.30 p.m. Ad-
mission, $1.00. -6-7
Rummage sale scheduled for
February 12 has been postponed to
Saturday, March 5, at 1.30 p.m.,
sponsored by Women's Hospital
Auxiliary. -7
Rummage sale, Saturday, March
19, by St. David's Group of St.
George's Church Women's Guild,
in Parish Hall. -7
The regular meeting of the
Home and School Association will
be held on Tuesday, February 22,
at 8 p.m., in the Public School
auditorium. A talk will be given
art"Leisure Time Activities for the
School-age Child;" by Miss"Videan.
This will be' illustrated by folk
dancing by Mrs. Wilkinson's class.
An interesting program has been
planned. Silver collection. Lunch,
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DOMESTIC HELP REQUIRED.
Write BOX 200, SIGNAL -
STAR. -7
6. Wanted (General)
ELWOOD ATKINSON WISHES
to _thank his customers for
their patronage 'while operating
the Shell Service Station at Salt -
ford and asks their same ppatronage
for his successors, Ron Glazier and
Franklin Schmidt.' 7x
18. Births
WILSON.—At Vancouver, B.C., on
February 9, 1955, to Mr. .and
Mrs. J. Galt Wilson, a son, John
Galt.
OAESAR.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on February 12, 1955,
to Mir. and Mrs. Paul Caesar,
R.R. 1, Dungannon, a son.
ZINN;,e—At. Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on February 15, 1955,
to Mr. and -Mrs. Warren Zinn,
R.R- 1, Dungannon, a son.
19. Notice to Creditors
feet;• Thence northerly, and par-
allel to the eastenly limit of • said
Lot 1042, a distance of Two (2.0')
feet more or less to the place of
beginning.”
1 AND FURIt1I ER TAKE NOTICE
thatsuch by-law will be submitted
to the ` Lieutenant -Governor in
Council for his approval.
Dated at Goderich this 9th day
of February, 1955.
S. H., BLAKE, Clerk
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Mary
Ann Hawkins, late of the Town of
Goderich;" in the County of Huron,
widow, who died on or about the
lst day of February, 1955, are re-
quired to file the same with full
particulars with the undersigned
by the 26th day of February, 1955,
as after that date the .assets of the.
estate will be distributed.
Dated -,at the Town of Goderich,
in the Cottnty of Huron, this 7th
day of February, 1955.
R. C. HAYS,
Goderich, Ontario,
6-8- Solicitor for the Estate.
A Bake Sale will be held in the
Lecture Hall of Knox Church, on
Saturday, Febreary 19, at 2.30 p.m.,
sponsored by the W.M.S. -7
The regular meeting of North
Street Evening. Auxiliary will.. be
held in the church on Monday,
February 21, at 8.15 p.m. -7
The C.G.I.T. of Knox Church are
sponsoring a Variety Concert on
Thursday, February 24, at 8 p.m.
Admission 35c. -7
The ' eighth birthday party of
Mary Hastings Sunset Circle Club
will be held at MacKay Hall, on
Friday, February 18, at 8 p.m.
Everyone welcome. "500," euchre
and bingo. Lunch served. All
members please bring sandwiches.
Admission 25e. ' -7
Variety Concert by local talent,
March 4, at 8.15 p.m., in Victoria
Street Church, under auspices of
Victoria 'Helpers. - 7-9x
The Women's Hospital Auxiliary
will meet on Monday, February 21,
at 3 p.m. in the Board Room at the
hospital. -7
OLD HORSES WANTED AT 3c„
lb., and dead cattle at value.
If dead, phone at once. GILBERT
BROS. MINK RANCH, phone col-
lect 936 r 32 or 936 r,21. -2tf
IARGE ,WARDROBE WANTED.
J Phone 1014J. -6tf
7. To Rent"
SMALL STUCCO COTTAGE, ALL
conveniences, shower, oil heat-
ed. Unfurnished but would furn-
ish for steady tenant if desired.
MRS. KEN. AL,LIN, 54 Victoria
street. -6tf
A PARTMENT, SELF-CONTAIN-
ED, five rooms and bath, new-
ly decorated. Close to Square.
Phone 668W or 295. -5tf
SPACIOUS FURNISHED TWO -
ROOM apartment, three-piece
bath. MISS MARY B. HOWELL,
10 St. Vincent street. Phone 213W.
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ONE HEA'rEI) OFFICE, SEC-
OND floor Masonic Temple
Building. Immediate possession.
Apply HAROLD W. ,SHORE, Real
Estate Broker, Phone 766, Gode-
rich. -5tf
m.vy
10. Briefs
20. Public Notice
O
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OWN OF GODERICH"
6-9-
21. Business Notice
Guaranteed radio service. WILE
REINHART ELECTRIC, Hamilton
street, phone 466. , '-12
HAVE YOUR OLD OAK FLOORS
sanded and have the new light
finish. Phone CREE COOK, Clin-
ton, • 23J. -2tf
SKILLED TV AERIAL SERVICE:
Aerials installed as law as $49.
Aerials moved -- rentals. Work
fully guaranteed for one year.
HURON TOWER INSTALLATION,
South " street, Goderich, phone
1344M.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Municipal Council of the Corea
ation of the Town of Goderich, by
virtue of the powers contained in
the 11/funicipal Act, R.S.O. 1950,
0.243 S.469, proposes to pass at its
regular meeting to be held at the
Town Hall, Goderic, at 7.00 p.m.,
„on Friday', March 41h, 1955, a by-
law entitled By-law No. 9 of 1955
of the Town of Goderich, being a
by-law authorizing the stopping
up of a portion of Harbour Street
in the Town of Goderich and the
conveyance of the part so stopped
up to Upper Lakes a`tid St. Lawr-
ence Transportation Company.
AND NOTICE is further given
that any person who claims that
his land'; will be prejudicially af-
fected ,by the by-law, and who
applies to be heard, will be heard
by the Council at the time and
place aforesaid, either in person
or by his counsel, solicitor or
agent. -
The portion of street to be
stopped up and conveyed may be
more 'particularly described as
follows:
"All and singular that certain
parcel or tract of land and prem-
ises, situate, lying and being in
the Town of Goderich, in the
County of Huron and Province of
Ontario, and being composed of
Part of Harbour Street, , as shown
on R,egistered Plan No. 7, for- the
said Town of .G.oder;i. —the bound-
aries of said parcel being more
particularly described as follows:
"Commencing at a point in the
northerly limit of Harbour Street,
at the distance of Twenty (20.0')
feet; measured easterly thereon,
from the south-east angle of Lot
1042, as shown on Registered Plan
No. 7; Thence westerly, along the
northerly limit of Harbour Street,
adistance of One hundred and
thirty4lve (135.0') feet; Thence
southerly, and parallel to the east-
erly limit of said -Lot 1042, a
distance of Two (2.0') feet; Thence
easterly, and parallel to the north-
erly limit of Harbour Street, a dis-
tance of Twentyefive (25.0') feet;
Thence southerly, and parallel to
the easterly' limit of Lot 1042, a
distance of Five (5.0') feet; Thence
easterly, and parallel to the north-
erly limit of Harbour Street, a
distance of Thirteen and five -
tenths (13.5') feet; Thence norther-
ly, and parallel to the easterly
limit of said Lot 1042, a distance
of 'Five (5.0') feet; Thence easterly,
and parallel to the northerly limit
of Harbour Street, a distance of
Ninety-six and five -tenths (96.5')
Order Shell furnace oil and'
tove oil from Edward Fuels, tank
ruck "dealer for all Shell Oil Co.
products. Phone 98. -39tf-
Picture
39tf-Picture framing. We are now
equipped to do picture framing.
Good selection of mouldings. Mac-
Laren's Studio (at Clinton Tuesday
and Thursday afternoons). -51tf
Call at Johnnie's Place on Nel-
son street, known as the "Broad-
way of Goderich." We have a
couple of baby carriages like new,
also a bunk -bed in good condition.
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Wallpaper sale—special lc sale
at Henderson's, and also a many
room lots. Sale ends February 28.
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EE -ROOM. APARTMENT
THREE-ROOM
three-piece bath. Apply
IVAN LOUZON, East street. 4tf
FOUR -ROOM, APARTMENT,
oil heated, private kitchen and
washroom. Available at once.
Phone 288. ' -4-5
FOUR -ROOM APARTMENT, UN:
FURNISHED, down stairs, one
block from Square. Mailable
now. Phone 328. - -4tf
APARTMENT , CLOSE T O
Squa°re.- Immediate possession.
Telephone 282. -40t1
A PAVEMENT, THREE ROOMS,
-ground floor,self-con.taingd,
hot and cold water, newly decorat-
ed, reasonable rent. Apply 167
Cambridge street, phone 1193W.
7-9x
12. Tenders Wanted
"TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
on or before March 1 for the
purchase of 'a 1952 Mercury ',6 -ton
pick-up truck; also 1 West Test
Set and a Weston Model 697 Volt-
Ohm-Milliameter; 2 sets of Buffalo
grips for pulling wire and 2 sets.
of •l•ineman's spurs and belts.' Any
of the 'above items may be' tend-
ered for separately. For inspec-
tion of same contact any one of
the Commissioners, John Watson,
Clarence Sturdy or Edgar Rath-
weIl. Address tenders to CHAS.
E. WISE, Secretary -treasurer,
Goderich Township Municipal
Telephone System. -6-7
THREE STANDARD REMING-
TON typewriters 1954 models,
to rent. GobERICI4 BUSINESS
COLLEGE, phone 428W. -7
'►S`AaaISiE•itT..IS , BUSINESS FOR'
'' :rent, mall garage with a fully
egitipped, ' profitable, specialized
work. Located on highway in east
end a G•oderi:oh. Write BOX 198,
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3 HM OR .1.11 >r 3 N1M-I '`
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Wirt an
'hinge) 4 bedgbohas 'up-
stei s, Irvin> rontxli.„ •dizl n ; r'oo
`arid Welter),do n, net hot as
iu'a!"nb:aee.T e gettab1 rent. -Write
1,, , (I It
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13. Personal
FINANCING AND LOANS AT
lower cost on new and late
model used Gars and trucks and
new farm machinery. HAROLD
W. SHORE, 38 Hamilton street,4t
Goderich.
F`XPERT FURNITURE REPAIR,
REMODELING, REFINISHING.
PHONE 892W, GODE'RICH.
4-7x
IaIA1fOS AND ORGANS TUNED
and repaired. J. C.- BLACK -
STONE, Piano Tuner. Phone 131,
4-7x
CULBERT'S BAKERY
"THE HOME OF TASTY PASTRY"
NEOPOLITAN CAKES -50c each
A three -layer cake with Raspberry Filling and
Butter Creme Icing.
HOT CROSS BUNS -35c doz. Every day until Easter.
APPLE PIES -45c each. Made with fresh Spy Apples.
CREAM PUFFS AND CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS -2 for 15c
WEDDING, ANNIVERSARY AND BIRTHDAY CAKES
A SPECIALTY
PHONE 465
PHONE EARLY
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For quick results—try a classified ad in The Signal -Star
WATERLOO CATTLE BREED-
ING ASSOCIATION, "Where
Better"Bulls are used:" Artificial
Insemination service for^ -all breeds
of cattle. For service or inform-
ation ' phone Clinton 242 collect,
between 7.30 and" 10.00 a.m,, on
week days and 7.30 and 9.30 a.m.
on Sundays. -6tf
CARPENTRY WORK OF ATeL
KINDS •
Kitchens remodelled, 'built-in cup-
boards, etc., hardwood or tile floors
laid, also plumbing, bathrooms in-
stalled at low cost. Epps pumps.
sold and installed. FRANK' Mc -
MICHAEL, Goderich, phone Carlow
1108. "7-9x
NURSING HOME, PLEASANT
surroundings at 53 North street.
Operated by Registered Nurse.
Properly balanced home -cooked
meals—„tray service. Phone 1593.
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HUSBANDS! WIVES! WANT
PEP, VIM? Ostrex Tonic Tab-
lets revitalize iron -deficient hod';
increase vigor. -- "Get -acquainted"
size only 60c. All druggists. • -7
15. Cards of Thanks
OBITUARY'
MRS. J. J. MERNER
'Claire Edith Graham, widow of
J. J. Merrier, at one time ''M.P. for
South Huron, and a resident of
Seaforth, died, on February 8,' at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
A. R. Atkinson, Norwood. She
was -a daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. Ed.
Graham, who years ago conducted
a store on East street in Goderich.
She is survived by four 'daughters
and three sons. ;Burial took pace
at Windsor.
J. R. MEGAW
A former prominent resident of
Goderich, Robert James Megaw,
of 3866 West 13t1r avenue, Vancou-
ver, died on January 29, in his. 93rd
year. He is survived by his wife,
the former Alice Addison ,of Gode-
rich; two sons, Frank,, of Van-
couver, and Bert, of Midland, 0n't.;
a daughter, , Mrs. D. ••A.. Yeomans,
of Vancouver, and two grand-
children.
It was ove'r,fifty yearsago that
Mr. Megaw- and his brother Alex.,
who 'had been away from their
home town for some years, return-
ed to Goderich and reeapened and
renovated the flour mill at the
harbor, known locally as the Big
Mill. Later they joined with
Western milling interests in estab-
•lishing the Lake Huron and Mani-
toba Milling ,Co., which with fur-
ther extension became the Western
Canada Flour Mills and still later
the Purity Flour Mills. •'The
Megaw brothers had dropped out
of the management, R. J. remain-
ing here as superintendent of the
local mill until retiring and mov-
ing to Vancouver. His brother
died years ago.
R. J. Megaw was a member of.
Maitland Lodge No. 33, A.,F. &
A.M., Goderich, . also of Victory
Masonic Lodge and other 'Qrganiz-
ations at Vancouver, and of Scot-
tish Rite, Rose Croix, London, Ont.
The funeral took •place at Van-
couver on February 2, with a ser-
, vice conducted by Rev. H. Parker
and interment in the Masonic
cemetery, Burnaby.
;IR. JOHN H. TREBLE Ali
family are grateful to the
neighbors and friends who exten f-
ed their sympathy in so M'ari's Ways
during the illness' and subsequent
death of Mrs. Treble. They would
thank talso those who sent 'flt areiis;
cards of sympathy or loaned cats
for` the funeral.
WISE. Me0ALLU1VI, S+I I F
Mrs. J, Rabin, Wigs
press her thanks to all he's, i riends
an
Goderieh fat'"their grout. Via' 'd-•
nen to her, during her. Stay, he 'e,..
e; sad news of the death
oti y daughter ecessitatetl„
'siieetly return to Soathind.: - 7W
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