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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1955-03-17, Page 10EN ...".!„-1•1:5..',..,'''.•,1,1.'....j-.'•!•,1-`,.11.-.-',1.!-41•1•1,t;$•••:•111'...,:••"••.!•'•,-;.., , . .• • • ' . • ''Wlidnesday noon Is deadline for Classified Ads. Flys lines or less, 50c; 10c for each additional line. 25c extra for: office box number. - 1A. For Sale (General) LIMITED QUA.NT1TY OF SPYS and other cooking apples. Bring own containers. HARRY MITCHELL, 2, Goderich, phone 426W2. 11-12x USED ' ELECTROLUX 'CLEAN- ERS, fully reconditioned, Elec- trolux Sales and Service, R. E. RU'TTAN, 172 Picton street W. ..„ • Phone 1154M. 9-12x FOR SALE:—LISED REFRIGER- '" ATORS, electric ranges, rang- ettes and washing machines at 'BARGAIN PRICES. SHORE AP-- PLIANCES, Goderich, your head. quarters for hearing aid batteries. -18tf Hygienic :uppties ijubber mailed po,stpaiu in plain, sealed envelope with price list. Six sam- ples 2Oc; 24 samples $1.00. Mail Order ,Dept: T-53. NOV-RUBBER CO., 'Box 91, Hamilton, unt. •GORDON 15' CEDAR TRIP BOAT `*" on one-man trailer. Excellent condition. CLIFF LOWERY, Code - rich French Dry Cleaners. -10-11 - .12 gauge single barrel shot gun; cheap for quick sale. ART RETWEEN 800 AND 900' PEEL, 138 Wellington street, Gocle -`-' square feet good used maple rich, phone 1597M. -11 flooring. Apply JOE O'KEEFE, Sec.-Treas. S.S. No. 2, Ashfield, (KingsbrIdge SchooW` Phone Dun- gannon 12 r 14. 10-11x FORD TRACTOR AND TWO -FUR- I - -a- ROW plow. Priced reasonable. Cedar posts in any lengths up .to 20 feet. • ^ r .,,irffi4"77*, , • • THE GODERICII SIGNAL -STAR A RE YOUR HILLSIDE CHICKS order') Ask us for price - list and particulam Wide choice breeds and crosses. Mixed, pul- lets, cockerels. Some started. Ames In -Cross. Get your chicks now for best results later. Agent HARVEY LASSALINE, R.R. 2, Goderich. Phone 1599.12. -11 1 WAL PURPOSE SHORTHORN heifers and young cows, to calve in March and April. .Also a few for Fall calving. Herd is on R.O.P., accredited, and all females are vaccinated, JAMES F. SCOTT, Thornton Hall Farm, Seaforth. Pone ,8514. -11 s1PECIAL FOR THIS WEEK, Azaleas $2 and $2.50; Cirierar- ias $1,00 each; Shamrocks 35c to $1 50: Boston Ferns $2.50. GODE- RICH FLOWERS, Bruce streei, phone 105.. -11 STARTED CHICKS, RHODE IS- LAND lied pullets, eight weeks old, 96 cents each. CASEY, VAN L)EN, IIEUVEl„ R.R. 2, Goderich, phone 852W1. , 11-12x EW 2.2 AUTOMATIC RIFLE; 1B. Real Estate Enrich your garden with weedz, free -chicken droppings and assure a good .return for your labor. Let us put it on before the ground Is worked. If -you want to seed down a new lawn orto level and restore an oldone iet us do the job. Prices reasonable.- • JACKSONS HOME AND GARDEN SERVICE Phone 1386 noon or evening. UPRIGHT PIANO IN GOOD CON- ' ,•'"" DITION. Phone 144 for lur- ther information. -11 • 'p.c.v. 'OPEN F. LICENSE .1949 three -ton truck in gOod condi- tion with stock rack. Write BOX 16, SIGNAL -STAR. ClyENERAL MOTORS CUSTOM a -A car radio, push buttons, tone control, aerial. Excellent condi- tion. $40. Phone 728M. , -11 ATTENTION ! • ATTENTION! 'a"- 51 Pontiac, big 6, best of condition, with 5 tubeless tires, radio, heater, automatic windshield wipers, directional lights, , fog lights -and back-up lights. Terms. Phone 668M. HAROLD W. SHORE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE $2,000 Down 'Payment — Balance $50 per Month This cozy bungalow has a 'spac- . ious kitchen and living room, two medium- sized bedrooms and mod- ern bath room. Well ideated on a , large lot. Attached garage. Full basement, hot air. furnace. See his one today. $2,000 Down Payment—Balance as Rent Two storey, red brick, three bed- room home in an excellent location on a large let. Modernized kit- che, dining room and spacious living room on first floor and three comfortable bedrooms and .bath- room second floor. Full basement and hot water heating. Double garage. A real buy on exceptional terms. 150 Acre Farm—Hullett Township Located three miles north-east of Clintop. This farm has good bank barn, 50' 'x 70': Smaller -barn, 30' x 50'. Eight -room frame house, and 140 workable acres of very •productivelay loam. House has hydro, bathroom 'and. furnace. Barn equipped with hydro and water system. $5,000.00 down pay- ment and balance on one mort- gage. Total price $14,500.00:. FOR SALE. 7lroom red brick- house on Newgate street. ? room white brick house on East street. Full price $3,500.00. 2 apartment insul brick sided house on Cambria road. 2 apartment house on Britannia road. Established restaurant located On the Square, Goderieh. Owner has good reasons for selling. 104 ft. square building lot on Picton street. Close to the Sunset Hotel, Summer cottages and beach properties. C. F. CHAPMAN, Realtor Phone 18W, Goderich, Ont. MALCOLM MATHERS 46 West St. Phone' 115W Insurance Agent Real Estate Broker Three Bedroom Bungalow — One • Year Old ()NE DINING ROOM SUITE, In a good location, this three • eight pieces. Beatty 1954 bedroom bungalow has a large liv- washer and dryer. Westinghouse ing room with dinette, modern kit - cabinet electric „ range. Phone chen with built-in cupboards, four - 1486. -11 I piece bathroom, full basement and oil forced air heating. Linoleum tile floor in kitchen. All other floors pre hardwood. Aluminum combination windows and doors far •quick sale. FILSINGER S Large lot. Reasonable price. , JEWELRY AND GIFTS. -11-121 All types of Properties for sale. MALCOLM MATHERS INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE 'NUR BEDROOM, OPEN LIVING - quarters modern . home, oil heated, panelled den and recrea- tion room. Can be obtained With large workshop on adjoining lot. Three bedroom insul brick sided home, close to Square. Hot air heat, fine basement. TWO SIX-FOOT AND ONE FIVE- - FOOT completely closed in floor counters. Priced reasonably Three bedroom and apartment home, well' located and modern- ized. Four bedroom home located in north end of town. Oil heat. Fotr bedroom brick home with garage, located near Square. Oil heat and house in excellent con• dition. PETER S. MacEWAN Real Estate "West Street. Phon'e 230. -11 Wartime House—Three Bedrooms ATEST LARGE DETAILED $2,200 down buys this well -locat- ed home which has three bed- rooms, large living room and kit- chen. Price includes oil Space heater - and balance of t purchase p c.orfiplete. 100 gal. outside tank, price carries at $30.00 per month. filter. Phone 1394W. 11-x 166 Farm—Goderich Township PIGS, SEVEN WEEKS Located three' miles from Cline ton, this farm which has large bank old. WALTER DAER, R.R. 5,1 barn, driving shed arid spacious Goderich, phone Carlow 1350. maps. of Town of Goderich, with names on each street. Sold at THE .SIGNAL -STAR. -11t1 ACE -HEATER, MEDIUM SIZE, llx ['house is being sold on a "Best • I Offer basis. Arrange to inspect TWO LADIES' SUITS, SIZE 14, excellent condition. Skipper blue gabardine and grey glen check. Phone 36J. , .11x "T SURE RECOMMEND" BIG -4 Chicks, say' many customers. Ask us for complete list of breeds and crosses. Pullets, cockerels, •• mixed. - Some started. Ames In- Cross,- Canadian Aproved. Lose no time if you want to catch good summer markets. Agent RYAN & SON, Goderich. Phone 345. -11 MAN'S:• C.C,M. BICYCLE, IN good condition. Apply 92 St. David street. llx this one today. LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES IN- , VITED Phone 7,66 Hamilton Street Goderich FOR SALE — THREE BEDROOM, STOREY • and a -half stucco house and garage, .good location, 116 Bruce streetr Goderich. 11-13x HOUSE. PHONE 1275, GODE- RICH. 2. Real Estate Wanted 5. Employment Wanted YOUNG LAM DESIRES STENO- -a• GRAPHIC position. Five years experience with same firm. Can operate switchboard and dicta - phone. References supplied if de- sired. For full particulars, please contact BOX 14, Sl.GNAL-STAR. • 1 lx PETER S. MacEWAN REALTOR Listings and enquiries invited. 48 West Street. Phone 230. FARMS, HOMES, APT. HOUSES, SUMMER COTTAGES, STORES AND GARAGES. . et, Buying or Selling Contact JOHN BOSVELD Real Estate Broker 40 Wellesley Street, Goderich Phone 1108. SURE, IT'S AND WE'RE ALL PREPARED TO '•GIVE YOtTR CAR A CAREFUL SPRING OHEOK-OVER. • • , - ' • ,,., • • • - • - • .• , , • ISUtCK GMC,TRUCPGS.,, • AY' "I L.. C P " • " 4 .• • „tt • • .0A.P rH0t41344 • I WILL CLEAN YOUR BASE- MENT, draw away ashes, put manure on your garden, also odd jobs. Reasonable rates: Phone 630 evenings, 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. 11x 6. Wanted (General) 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 7. To Rent , A P.kRTMENT CLOSE TO — Square. Irnmedipte possession. Telephone 282. . -40tf APARTMENT, HOT' WATER heated, self-contained, second floor, two bedrooms. Phone 200W after 5 p.m. 10143: -7tf THREE OR FOUR -ROOM APART- - MENT, unfurnished, oil heat- ed. Private kitchen and wash- room. Phone 288. -9-10 COMFORTABLE• THREE-ROOM - apartment, unfurnished, hard- wood floors, near Square. Phone 328 or 90. -10tf AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, -a- two -room furnished apart- ment with heat, light, refrigeration and use of telephone. MISS, MARY B. HOWELL, 10 St. Vincent street. Phone 213W. . • -10tf FURNISHED APARTMENT, - suitable for couple, heated, electric refrigerator, electric stove, use of laundry and electric washer. Phone 380. -10 -LOVELY FOUR -ROOM APART- MENT— on Square, newly, decor- ated, all conveniences, immediate possession. Phone 1100. -11 THREE -ROOMED APARTMENT cltige to the 'Square, all con- veniences. Available April lst. -Phone 673J. C. M. ROBERTSON. 1 lx WANTED.—LISTINGS OF PRO- • PERTIES for sale. C F. CHAPMAN, Realtor. Phone 18W. -39tf WANTED.—LISTINGS- OF PRO- • PERTIES for sale. No charge to you until "property is sold. MALCOLM MATHERS, R e a 1 Estate' Broker, 46 West St., Gode• rich. Phone 115W. -12tf FARM, SUITABLE FOR -`RE- FORESTATION, preferably without buildings. Give descrip- tion and price. Write BOX 12, SIGNAL -STAR. -11 4. Help Wanted MEN ...11••••• • Greatly reduced winter clothing at the Opportunity Shop, Newgate street. -11 Picture framing. We are now equipped to do y picture framing. Good selection of mouldings. Mac- Laren's Studio (at Clinton Tuesday and Thursday afternoons). . -51tf Top quality Alberta Lurnp, 'ex- cellent for burning with wood in spring. 523 per ton. Edward Coal Co. Phone 98., -9-11 11 anyone has not been canvassed for the Red Cross; donations may be left at the Iteyal Bank. -11-12 Make your spring cleaning easier by renting a floor polisher • and vacuum cleaner at. $1 per day from Shore Appliances. -11-21 Attention Ladie,s! While doing your spring cleaning, please keep in mind that donations are grate- fully received at the Opportunity Shop. Newgate street. _ -11 11. Auction Sales APPRIOXIMATELY ao SQ. F1,. of floor space to rent for of- fices (OrTe large, or two medium size), situated on ground floor on Square. Available in May after building remodelled, lay -out to suit rentor. CRANSTON FURNI- TURE. -11' • .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. • '-9tf 8. Wanted to Rent -11 tir AN OR WOMAN, TO SERVICE 111 customers on established Wat- kins Route in Goderich. No sell- ing experience necessary. Noth- ing to invest. Steady income. Apply in- writing to F. GRANGER, 350 St; Roch street, Montreal. -9-12 ••• THREE-ROOM HEATED APART- MENT, or will consider small house, with private entrance and bath, electric stove and refriger- ator. Write BOX 15, SIGNAL - STAR. 1 lx 9. Coming Events AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS from the -home of William Healey, Lighthoilse street, Goderieh, on SATURDAY, MARCH 26th, 1955 ,• at 2 p.m.; consisting of: HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — Kit- chen range, ice box, dining room table, chairs, studio"couch, writing desk, radio, bedroom suite, tool chest, carpenter's tools, dishes, household utensils, hot plates, end tables, organ stool, lawn mower, shot gun -and other articles too numerous to mention. PROPERTY—At the game time there will be offered for sale the property subject to a reserve bid. This property consists of a large two-storey frame house, garage and small barn. Terms on household effects, cash. Terms on property, 10% on date of sale, balance in thirty days. STAFFORD Executor of the Estate of William Healey. MATHEW GAYNOR, Auctioneer. -10-12 AUCTION SALE OF LIVE. STOCK, full line of machinery and household effects at lot 7, con- cession 8, Ashfield Township, on TUESDAY, MARCH 29 at 12.30 p.m. sharp.' • Full list of items will appear in this column in next week's issue. • CECIL JOHNSTON, Proprietor. DQNALD BLUE, 11- Auctioneer. CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECT'S to be held at lot 30, concession 9, East Wawaposh Township; Ave miles west of Belgrave, on TFIURSDAY, MARCH 31 at 1 p.m. CATTLE -1 Durham, cow, re- cently fresh and rebred; Hereford cow, due time of sale; 2 Durhani- cows. due in April; 3 Durham far- row cows; 5 Durham heifers and steers, 2 years old; 7 Durham heif- ers and steers, 1 year °Id; 1 calf, 2 months old. • POULTRY -80 Sussex year-old hens; 2 geese and gander; 2 ducks and 1 drake; chicken shelters, like new; colony house, 8 x 10 ft.; gas uipment; 200 gal. tank with hose arld oil drums. MACHINERY—W. C. Allis-Chal- mers tractor, fully equipped; two- furro Flury tractor plow; Allis- ChalmerS 6 It. combine. with pick- up and in good condition; New Idea 7 ft. power mower; Massey.- HarriS" one-way disc (like new); tandem M. -H. tractor 7 ft. Massey -Harris binder; 11 -run Deer- ing. disc drill; • five -section diamond - harrows; walking plow"; Renfrew cream separator; 36 ft,....extension ladder; fanning mill; Massey -Harris bean puller and scufffer; rubber tired farm wagon; set sleighs; garden scufller; forks; chains; shovels; two„ steel water troughs, 6 ft. (like new); harness*, one set heavy harness and collars; set single ,harness. • Quantity of ash tongues, hem- lock scantling, cedar posts, 160 ft. of hay rope. HAY AND GRAIN -154640 ton of good mixed hay, alfalfa and timothy; • 150 -bus. malting barley, suitable for seed; 400 bus. mixed grain. WOOD -20. cords mixed wood, 1 ft. length. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Wash- ing machine with gas engine; child's tricycle; child's wagon; ex- tension table; chairs; oil heating stove; two Coleman gas stoves; lamps and other articles too num- erous to mention. _ TERMS—CASH. JOHN MASON, Proprietor. . HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer. HERSON IRWIN, ALEX McBLJRNEY, Clerks. -11-12- AUCTION SUPERIOR IMPORTED ANTIQUES THE ODDFELLOWS TEMPLE 555 DUNDAS STREET, LONDON (South side of Dundas, between Adelaide and William Streets) • 'THURSDAY AND FRIDAY - MARCH 17 and 18-7.30 p.m. From such Scottish estates as Lord Linlithgow, The Duke of Sutherland and the Countess of Tankerville, Fyfe's Antiques Lim- ited have ,hipped to London one of the finest collections of antiques ever offered by public auction. Included will be Louis- XV Kings- wood table and Louis XV Kings- wood desk, both Ormolu mounted and richly decorated; Louis XVI display cabinet and Louis XVI corner cabinet; ebonized display cabinet; Georgian breakfast tatile; two fine grandfather clocks; Burr walnut Sutherland table; Superior French gilt easy chair; davenport. desk; Superior dining -room furni- ture, including sideboards, tables and sets of diners, some with cabriole legs; fine, Sheraton, corner cupboard; rare Dutch Marquentry commode; Superior French and English settees; William IV inlaid io 1 table and others -Su er- • Goderich Little Theatre Drama Festival, April 20, 21, 22, at Mac- Kay Hall. Tickets •or sale soon -8tf Rummage sale, Saturday, March 19,, at 1.30 .p.m. in St. George's Church Parish Hall, sponsored by St. David's Group, Church Wo- men's -10-11 Children's concert, Frid4, lYfarch 18,, at 8 p.m.,' in Public School Auditorium, presented by the -pupils of the Public School. Tickets 35c. No tickets sold even- ing of concert. 'Few tickets still available at school, from pupils and' teachers. Rummage Sale, Saturday, March 26, at 1.30 p.m.,at MacKay. by Kinette Club of GoderR:h. -11.12 The regular meeting of the' Wo- men's Hospital Auxiliary will be held Monday, March 21, at 3 p.m. in the Board Room at the hospital. -11 APPLICATIONS WILL BE RE- CEIVED by the undersigned until Saturday, March 19th. for the position of Assessor for the Town- ship of Ashfield at a salary of $450.00 per annum. DONALD M. SIMPSON, Clerk -Treasurer, • Township of Ashfield. 10-11- pnEE INFORMATION AVAIL- - ABLE about •CanadiaiN U.S.A. • and Foreign job opportunities pay- ing highest salaries. Write im- mediately Dept. CA NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT INFO. SERV. 1020 Broad, Newark, N.J., U.S.A. -10-12 GODERICH PUBI:IC SCHOOL requires teachers, male .and female, ' for junior, and senior - grades. Salary schedule $2,100. to $3,200. ,Annual increment $200. Acemfitilative tick leave plan. Ap- ply, -to, the undersigned' stating ex.! Verience, name- and addieti" of in- spector. ,•• ' • S. 11.(BLAKErbecretari, •'Gbderich Piiblie,Ekhool Board. 11 -12 - il#DirtiVrWe Don't miss seeing a real mys- tery, "The Red' Key,"presented by Goderich Little- Theatre at the an- nual drama festival in April. -11 Rummage sale — St. George's Parish Hall, Saturdayr April 1,6, at 1 p.m., sponsored by The Margaret Stager Club. -11 occastonal ; p ior Sheraton bookcase; Dutch Mar- quentry card table; Chippendale display cabinet; important Shera- ton pedestal sideboard; Chippen- dale Serpentine chest and Georgian chest; mahogany double -claw din- ing table; set six Chippendale chairs; whatnots; piano stools; mirrors; commodes; carved occas- ional chairs; lady's. and„, gentle- men's chairs; cabinets; side and loo tables; work tables; carved pedes tali Burr walnut and other fine furniture; collections of the finest china, including Chelsea, Royal Worcester, 'Bisque figures, Wedge- wood, Copeland, Roy -al Crown Derby, dessert services, Dresden, Rockingham, rare Colbrookdale comport and vase, Capo di Monte' figures, Superior Meissen' com- ports, pair rare 'Rockingham candlesticks, Moore ,comport, two pair rare and important Minton vases and other china; crystal and colored glass, including Girandoles, decanters, jugs, vases, baskets, cruets, epergnes and other , lots; sterling and silverplate, including two exceptional sterling tea ser- vices, chamber candlesticks, dish covers, tea urns, spoons, epergnes and other items; brass and copper pieces; important oils by such cele- brated artists as McKay, Boughi Crawford, Herdman, Houston, Hay, McGregor, •MCCulloch, Fraser, Ramsay and Potter (all artist...4 list- ed members of the Royal Scottish Academy; mantel clocks; minia- tures on ivory; Baxter and Sport- ing prints; bronze. and marble groups and many other attractive items. This outstanding shipment of over 490 lots will be on view all day Wednesday, March 16, Until 10 in'the evening, and thereafter until the hour of sale. The public is cordially invited to view these unique and desirable antique fur- nishings. Catalogues now available at the offices of the Auctioneers. GEO. R. GARDNER & SON, 82 Dundas Street Building. -11 • THURSDAY, MARCH 17th; 1965 Classified Ads on CAS1., BASIS. Charge of ads not paid by SATURDAY NOON of week,of publication. 254 xtra If* CULBERT'S BAKERY "THE HOME OF TASTY PASTRY" Washington Torte -40c each. A four -layer cake with Strawberry Filling and Butter &me Icing. - CRUSTY ROLLS -25c doz. WALNUT, BUTTER AND HONEY AND COCOANUT TARTS 4 for 17c INDIVIDUAL CHERRY BOSTON PIES -10c each CREAM -FILLED CUP CAKES -4 for 17c HOT CROSS BUNS EVERY DAY -35c doz. WEDDING, ANNIVERSARY AND BIRTHDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY PHONE 465 PHONE EARLY N•l• 19. Notice to Creditors, 12. TendersWanted' NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF CARMAN WELLINGTON STEVENS late of .the City of London, in the County of Middlesex, dairy worker, deceased. All persons claiming- against the above estate are required to for- ward lull particulars to the under- signed by April 2nd, 1955, after Which date the. asset g will be dis- tributed. DONNELLY & DONNELLY, Gode- rich, Ontario, • Solicitors for the Estate. ' -10-12 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OTHERS IN THE ESTATE AARON C. FISHER C. late of. the Township of Col, ir" e in the County of,Huron, dece•sed. All persons claiming against the abdve estate are required to for- ward full particulars to the under- signed by March 22nd, 1955, after which date the assets will be ,dis-. tributed. DONNELLY & DONNFI J Y, ND OF TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE TENDERS FOR GRAVEL Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until 6.30 p.m., Saturday, April 2, 1955, for "crush- ing and hauling approximately 4,000 cubic yards c crushed gravel, delivered - on the roads where required and spread to the satisfaction of the Road Superin- tendent. Gravel. to pass through Trinch screen. Tenders must be accompanied by a $100.00 certified cheque. Work to be .done be- tween September,1 and October 1, 1955. Low -est or any tender not necessarily accepted. MEL. GOOD, Road Superintendent, 11-12- , • R.R. 4, Goderich. 13. Personal. t Bake sale under auspices of C.P. & T., March 19, at 2 p.m., at Worsell's Store. Donations from. Oddfellows. and Rebekahs grate- fully received. 1 lx Home and School Association will meet Tuesday, March 22, at 8 p.m., in .the Public School auditor- ium. Special speakers. Dr. R. • Hughes will present a -film and give a talk on '"Care of Teeth" and Bill Anderson will speak on "FOot Care." Mr. D. Ewing's Choraliers will 'sing. Lunch will be served. • -11 "..1.1.1111.,,,041.M.111111NISO., 10: Briefs Order Shell • furriate oil and •toire oil from Edward Fuels, twit '-flIck dealer for all Shell Oil Cc: products. Phone 98. • .39tf •••.•• •• 24-hour service •af Shell Servic Station, ',Stiltford. SChtrtidt, •-a Glazier. Gas, oi!rlubricatiOnytirer and minor repairs. . 11X 4 . Getting low on coal? Time try new • Sterling coal -4h° silt? „colOred -coat. .0nce , tried, ,,you agree that Sterling. is the lineal coal .y0tr,ve. ever, burned. Order Sterling from Overholt Coal Phone 1001. --- -9- NURSING • HOME, PLEASANT surroundings at 53 North street. Operated by Registered Nurse. Properly balanced home -cooked meals—tray service. Phone 1593. -45tf • after that date the assets of the, Estate will be distributed. Dated at the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, this 15th day of March, 1955. R. C. HAYS, Goderich, Ontario, 11-13- Solicitor for the Estate. 21. Business Notice Guaranteed radio service. WILE REINHART ELECTRIC, Hamilton street, phone 466. -12 HAVE YOUR OLD OAK FLOORS -11--a- sanded and have the new light. finish. Phone CREE COOK, Clin- ton, 23J. -2tf WATERLOO q• TILE BREED - INC" ASS§ 61 • TION, "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 . Goderieh,, Ontario, •pURNITURE. — REPAIR — RE - Solicitors for the Estate. MODELING — REFINISHING -9-11 RE -UPHOLSTERING. PHONE , 892W. 8-11x A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS' 4-` against the estate of Clarence John Walters,late of the Town- ship of Colbbrne, in the County of Huron, retired farmer, who died on or 'about the 19th day of Febru- ary, 1955, are required to file the same with full -particulad'with the undersigned by the 19th. day of March, 1955, as after that date the assets of the estate ' will be dis- tributed. " • Dated at the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, this 28th day of February, 1955. R. C. HAYS, Goderieh, Ontario, 9-11- Solicitor for the Estate. WE "CAN • CUT PHONOGRAPH " recbrds of anything Ou wish. Send a recording of your voice to a relastive. HUTCHINSON RADIO & TV, Huron road. --9tf A PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS 4-"" against the estate of Annie E. McVittie, late of the Town of Goderich, in the County. of Huron, Widow, who died on or about the 7th day of- March, 1955, are re- ith full SKILLED TV AERIAL SERVICE. Aerials installed as low as $49. Aerials moved — rentals. Work fully guaranteed tor one year. HURON TOWER INSTALLATION, South street, Goder,jch._' phone 1344M. -34tf FINANCING AND LOANS AT lower cost on new and late model used cars and trucks and new farm machinery. HAROLD W. SHORE, 38 Hamilton" street, Goderich. -47tf CARPENTRY WORK OF ALL 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. 10-12x quired to file the same w particulars with the undersigned by the 2nd day of April, 1955, as after that date the assets of the Estate will be distributed. Dated at the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, this 15th day of March, 1955. R. C. HAYS, Goderich, Ontario, 11-13- Solicitor for the Estate. MEN, WOMEN! OLD AT 40, 50, '60! Want to feel •riormally peppy, years younger? , Ostrex Tonic.„T,e,blets pep up bodies weak, "old" ecause lacking iron. Intro- ductory, "get -acquainted" size only 60c. All Druggists. -11 15. Cards of Thanks. MRS. ROBERT .1? BELL AND family wish to thank the friends and relatives who. assisted them in any way during their .bereavemen4, those who sent mes- sages of sympathy, loaned cars or sent floral tributes. -11 ESTATE AUCTION S.O.LE OF PROPiRTY AND HOUSE- -HOLD EFFECTS in the Town of Goderich, on • SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd PROPERTYat-1E..piginhi,r00-In brick house, located on corner of Bruce street and. Cambria road. This is very desirable Property and' in excellent condition. List of household effects will follow. ' For further particulars apply tb • R. C. HAYS, Q.C., Solititor.for-Estate, HAR(YLD.-JACKSON, 1- Seaforth; Auctioneer; MR. AND MRS: WM. MIULION `LA' would like to thank those who expressed their sympathy in any way at the death or their baby daughter. They wish to thank those who sent flowers or assisted them.t " -11 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATE OF OLIVER GRIGG late of the Township of Tucker - smith, in the County of Huron, deceased. • • All persons claiming "against the above estate are required to for- ward full particulars to the under- signed by April 9th, 1955 after which date the assets will be dis- tributed. DONNELLY-& DONNELLY - SANITARYGode- SEWAGE DISPOSAL. Have your septic tanks3. cess- pools, cellars, etc., pumped and cleaned with sanitary 'modern equipment. All work guaranteed satisfactory. For quick service, write or phone LOUIS BLAKE, Brussels, Ont. Phone Brussels 42 r 6. 11-16x MOVING—GENERAL CARTAGE. ED. JEFFREY, phone 843W.- -10tf 22. Lost and Found A STRING OF PEARLS FOUND. Owner may have same from .MRS. EARL WILLIS, 26A North street, by identifying it, and paying for this ad. llx 1111111111111MM111111•11111111•11111M, rich, Ontarib, 'Solicitors for the Estate. -11-13 • A LL PERSONS IINVNG CLAIMS against the estate of Sophia Jane Cade, late of the -Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, Widow, who died en or about the 6th day of March, 1955, are re- quired to file the same with full particulars with the .undersigned by the 2nd day of April, 1955, as THE FAMILY OF THE LATE Mrs. Sophia Wade take this means of expressing their grati- tude for the kindness' extended Mrs. Wade during her illness and for the sympathy shown them at the time of her death: They would like to thank the nurses and staff of the. hospital. as well as those who sent flowers- or loaned their cars. ' • -11 16. Engagements • Mr/and Mrs. Ernest •PtterSon, Goderich,- announce ,the ,engage - meat of •their ,daughter, Elsie,- to. Grant McDonald, .son, of, Mr.. and Md. John Waonald, Goderich. The wedding will -take placeAn ViCtOria Street Maia ,March • • . • . , . Nib Since the end of World War Two Canadians have built nearly 750,- 000 houses with 'a market -value approaching eight billion dollars, sufficient residential -building to accommodate about 3,000,000 per- sons. Governments obtain an average of $431 a year from each Canadian, or an average of $1,724 from a family of four. • I • •••,• tt..k t ,'"„!,FilaM,H7tisetctiT • 94,0,7q4rX4-777-701.4 • '` 4414•4,! , , ' ,1; 44 • ,, • ytt''.4';•••01,10, , t•,,ItOt•,•,41 „.,•4