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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-05-17, Page 11•.t-7,' P144T,oca7t„ r9.'.(E'3[URSDA?, MAY 17th, 1956 T[Ili GOPli2ICfI SIU`NAGaY'AR Come in ! MAKE THE DEAL OF A LIFETIME AT YOUR FORD -MONARCH DEALER'S . '72> .1(7 in E CA and TRUCK You can cash in on the .biggest used car and truck bargain spree in town ... right now at your .Ford -Monarch. Dealer's! You can make the buy. of a lifetime on a smart late -model trade-in, at a pre -vacation bargain price! Currie in right away—while the selection is at its height choose the model that suits your needs, at the price you want to pay! Drive alxay a bargain --enjoy many miles of happy motoring! L00,4' FOA 7'IEcE) vS761/VS i2IAT MEAW / cpAA/4 oI s) i1 -/E GQOo" , DEAL.61 WHAT A-1 MEANS Every used car andtruck eat rates • Abe A-1 Sig fOr appearance and . • Reconditioned by expert serviceman, performance. • inspected and checked for safety• • Priced for outstanding value. • Truthfully and accurately advertised. • Warranted by your Ford -Monarch Dealer and backed by his reputation. CASH IKON OUR CARNIVAL OF DEALS -YOU'LL DRIVE HOME ABARGAIN JUST LOOK AT THESE BUYS IN USED CARS AND TRUCKS A-1 110 _ -You can't do businessJroman empty wagon 41) 410_ A; 1 . r.. t ► r' r , T .IIT.. A /'� .n, 111,7 Y. [3.. F 1 LI I' .I. ,.... .H :1.,�' . E J!'Cl �'C " fi QCs +V ['V' NN011411011100NN11N411sl/00NN000000NNNMN01100 iN0NiNifN411NNNN0111(" 1954 Monarch Sedan White wall tires, seat covers, very low mileage, light green. 60.00 a month. A-1 1955 Ford Fairline Convertible Two-tone paint, white wall tires, radio, yellow and black. This car . is fully equipped and guaranteed 1100000000000010400 A-1 1954 Custom Tudor Ford Two-tone paint. This car is very clean - and ready to go. 50.00 a month. .A-1 1954 Ford Ranch Wagon Very low mileage, A family car at a this one. new tires, new paint. One owner. family price. 50.00 a month buys •00000000000000000 A-1 u q 1952 Ford Customline Tudor Automatic transmission, custom built radio, turn sig- nals, windshield washer,. tinted glass, chrome wheel rings, brand new set of tires. 39.00 a month. 1956 Ford Fairline Town Sedan (DEMONSTRATOR) This car has all the accessories you could ask for. 1948 Used Ford Tractor New re -tread tires on rear; was overhauled in 1955, newly painted. Would make an ideal second tractor. I 1949 Ford Tractor 600-16 tires on front. Ideall for using loader. New transmission. WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF USED i950 Series u' i s (Row w Cro p) Equipped with power .,tearing. • Full three plow tractor, 40 Horsepower 'on draw bar. • Phone us for demonstration. 1953 Chev Coach 42.00 a month 1952 Pontiac Sedan • 33.00 a month 1952 Pontiac Coach 33.00 a month 1951 Ford Sedan 37.00 a month 1951 Ford Coach 37.00 a iponth 1950 Chev Sedan 30.00 a month 1951 Pontiac Sedan 36.00 a month 1950 Plymouth 27.00 a month 1 New Ford Tractor CARS AND TRUCKS a USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. 40 NEW -CARS TO CHOOSE. FROM. 'TakoAdvaotago Of ur• ••••••••••••m• flys S p • LOW DOWN PAYMENTS - LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. GODERICH MOTORS South Street Year FordMonarch Dealer Phone 83 Financial Picture Bright At Annual. IJospital. DayTe The annual Hospital ;1 ay Tea, held in MacKay Hall on Saturday, was a very successful affair. Mrs. Rivers, president of the Women's Hospital Auxiliary, and Miss Smith, superintendent sof the hospital, re- ceived the guests. The nurses and the Auxiliary of -the C-atradinrr Legion had ,tables of komeabaking for sale and the W omen's Institute, a "Colin try Store" table with plants and many attractive articles. The Orderof the East Star Sad a "Wite Elephant" table. , Tea was served at a number of attractively set small tables under the direction of Mrs. Robin and Mrs. George NLacEwan, assisted by a staff of helpers. At the very pretty tea table, tea was poured by Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and Miss Grace Strang, and later by Mrs. Sandy and Mrs. Watters. In the draw for the electric fry- ing -pan, for which a great many tickets had been sold, the lucky winner was Miss Jane Ainslie, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Ainslie. The financial returns from the tea, which included a number of cash donations as well as the proceeds from the various articles sold and the serving of tea, were very gratifying to the members of the Auxiliary. They will add to the funds building up -to spend on the new wing of the hospital. Wo Anderson District Head Bill Anderson, of Goderich, was elected District President OF r e' Junior Chamber of Comanerce at the regional conference in Hamil- ton last week-eud. Past prVsilent of Goderich Jaycees,Mr. Anderson has been one of t'e most active members since the club's formation here. The district over which Mr. An- derson will preside, includes the Owen Sound, Southampton, Port Elgin and Goderich chambers. President Jack Brady and Sec- retary Ralph Clarke attended the three-day conference as delegates from the Goderich Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mrs` Ralph Clarke represented the Goderich Jeycet- tes. • Cecil Hoffman, former Jaycee president here and now a member of the Weston chamber, was also in attendance at the meeting. CARLOW CARLOW, May 14. — Mr. and Mrs. G. Smiley, Darken and Allan, .W»E AWAY SACK WHEN! A ]L taroQ Alfred," gun - lie t, "P"Prince}lf s}�CtiGd," being.. hauled up oil _the hobo at Goderich car%or fair r � chat s, Was unearthed /luring the tear- ing down of the old °Olo of the Goderich Zlevator anti Transit Company. Mr-. B. G. Sanderson gave it to .0ordol MacDonald, former employc at the E1evzators, ^><✓h is collect- ing items for a special .marine section at the Huron County Museum. The picture appear- ed in, The Canadian Illustrated trife 11114 lished at Montreal. in the, background of the picture •a beat is seen going by with its name, "Seymour," plainly marlted on the prow. Beyond this can be seen the old, waoti- en grain elevators at the har- bor at thi-s time. f. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stan MoGratten over the week -end. Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs.. Grant FarriA visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carmdn Feagau. Last week, Mr. Chester Mc,Grat- te visited with relatives in the neighborhood. Seeding operations in the dis- trict have been halted owing to the very wet weather. While walking near the site of a pioneer cabin -on his property, Ernest Glen found an 1844 half penny last Saturday. Alric MoGratten visited with her grandmother in Goderich, Friday and Saturday. 1 BY I&17Rt6ERS BR�.r') $250. IN PRIZES ABSOLUTELY FREE ►•••••••••••••••sipeoseotoiame•••••••••••lily1111000®0111•11110®,030111©0600*00• THIS IS ALL YOU DO [20 PRIZES] Everyone (Adults Only) will receive a folder with attached KEY and CREDIT VOUCHER with list of prizes through the mails. Just bring the Key to our Store. If yours is one of the Lucky Keys, it will open the "Treasure Chest" and . . . you'll win one of the valuable and lovely prizes on display in our windows. That's all there is to it. No list of contest rules—No guessing—No special knowledge—No obliga- tion on your part. . Hurry in and Try Your Key Treasure Hunt starts Thursday, May 17. Ends June 2 WATCH YOUR. SIGNAL -STAR FOR Tµ''EEASUREE WINNERS. Special Prices Bargains Galore DURING TREASURE HUNT China Specials ALL E3ONE CHINA DINNERWA; E ALL EARTHENWARE DINNERWARE TREASURE VALUE 10% OFF ALL BONE CHINA • CUPS and SAUCERS in a tremendous assortment % 6)/)OFF TREASURE VALUE G!/ / I` The well-known, EARLY PROVINCIAL PATTERN CHINA in- many items. �V /O OFF TRLASUEE VALUE Special assortment of BONE CHINA ODD CUPS AND SAUCERS 24 colors and patterns to choose from. 98c TREASURE VALUE STEAK •'KNIFE SPECIAL Set of 6 with Stag Handles, stainless atcol serrated blades in gift box. TREASURE VALUE 4.95 Jewelry Specials . T special assortment of NECKLETS, EARRINGS, BRACELETS its latest colors and styles by Coro. All items aro from our own stock. Reg. Valu© 1.-.%,�� TREASURE VALUE A pleasing selection of many better quality NECKLETS, EARRINGS, BRACELETS Regular Value 2.00 129 TREASURE VALUE 1847 ROGERS FLATWARE SPECIAL 52 Piece Sets (service of 8) in Daffodil and Remembrance patterns, in beautiful tarnish proof chests." Regular Value 102.00. 'TREASURE VALUE SAVE 37.05 64.95 ALUMINUM SIE[CiAL TRAYS, ICE 18UCKETS, CASSEROLES, COASTERS, BOWLS, .ETC. Alt are first quality from our stone. L4t O / +t1 O TREASURE VALUE ' Many Other Money Saving Specials