HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-04-16, Page 6THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1950
with 11 points and •Mrs. F. H. Lee
and Mrs. W. G. iMadEiwan with 1O%
points,
Some -people nearer hit the mark
becanse,theyme.vu pull the -trigger.
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'..towwwsoso
GIRLS' and BOYS'
Spring:Cocts
1O%off
Suits '/2pri.ce
GARLAND'S CHILDREN'S WEAR
W. J. Mills Motor Sales lid.
USED CAR
CLEARANCE
PRICES SLASHED TO ' MAKE ROOM FOR
NEW MODEL TRADE-INS!
1958 PLYMOUTH SAVOY .V-8 4 -door, overdrive transmission,
radio, Power Pak, plastic covers. Shining • black and grey
exterior with red and `black interior, 12,000 miles. Hurry
for this one!
1957 PLYMOUTH SAVOY ';8" 4 -door, push-button transmission,
beautiful; metallic green finish with ;,frtatching interior,
15,000 ACTUAL miles.
1957 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN — V-8 and radio.
1956 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 2 -door Sedan. This car sold by us
new, a premium car.
1955 PLYMOUTH—Sedan
1954 DODGE Station Wagon
1953 BUICK Hardtop
1953 FORD Sedan
1953 METEOR Coach
1953 D6DGE Sedan
1952 MONARCH Sedan, over-•
drive
1952 CHEV. Sedan
MANY LOWER PRICED CARS TO 'CHOOSE FROM AND
ALSO "MANY USED TRUCKS. -
-LOCATIONS
ST. DAVID ST. and KINGSTON ST. — PHONES 755 and 724 -
For your convenience, we will remain open every nite 'til 9 .p.nti
— SEE -
. J. MILL
'MOTOR SALES LTD.
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for the Largest Selection of Cars 4i1. Huron County
CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH — FARGO — SIMCA
CANCERDRIVE TODAY
A door-to-door canvass gets
underway today in Goderich
tor• funds Lor the t: Canadian
Cancer Society. The .objective
any;volutitimr can-
vassers have offered their ser-
vices for this worthy cause.
If you should happen to be
missed by a canvasser, you
may leave your donation at
any bank in -Goderidh. At
Dungannon, it may be left at
Dawson's Store..
„, Average size of a Canadian farm:
302.5 acres.
WANTED
SAXOPHONE PLAYER
If you can play a saxophone
owl would like to play with
'+tti ine Q0hestra begin-
ning May 1,,,ALthe Blu' ate,
-Dancelar�d, sd" con'
ELROY DESJARDINE, T
Phone 38, Zurich.
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OBITUARY
• EUGENE L.DE
A •resident of Goderich far 7,2
on Fri' air at Alexandra Hospital
following a short illness. Ile was
born 73 years ago in Colborne
Township, a son of the late Mr.
and 'Mrs. Patrick Dean. He was a
coal dealer for a number of years.
His- wife the former M it -
'Ran, died in 1958. Surviving is a
son, Raymond, of Los Angeles, and
a brother, Victor' J. Dean, of
Buffalo.
Funeral services .were held at
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
of which deceased was a member
on Monday morning, when, Rev.
J. P. Gleeson sang requiem high
mass. The pallbearers were Chas.
)McLean, J. Lassaiine, Mark Dalton,
J. K. Hinter,. J. B. Reynoldg' and
Jos. O'Brien. Interment was in
Colborne Township' Roman Cath-
olic cemetery,
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ISAAC JAMS CI#ANSTON
Ic Cra ton, of •Ash-
fiel':,, ' „ -Mrs.
Agri•Dur'nin, G ric led in
Windham General ,Ho dal on
Monday., He was 82 ' years of age
and was a 'retired farmer.
He is survived by his wife, the
Spring. Specials
until' May 30
Regular $10,00 COLD WAVES . $7.50
Regular $12.50 COLD WAVES 10.00
12.50
Regular $15.00
COLD WAVES
These waves will be given by Nancy Regier .and Len Pounder.
HEATHER BEAUTY SALON
H. Colclough, Prop.
108 Lighthouse. St.
Phone 74
16x -
The,public is invited to hear
PHILIP GIVENS
Swell -known Toronto alderman)
discuss the problems facing the Ontario electorate
at Clinton Legion Hall
TUSDAY, APRIL 21
,at 8.30 p.m.
This is your opportunity to meet and hear
HARRY - STRANG
your, Liberal candidate for Huron.
Huron Liberal Association
Beecher Menzies; -- Jas. Bisset, •; Geo. Diechert,'
President. Secr'etary. Treasurer.
at SHORE APPLIANCES
for 2 ':.Weeks
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APRIL 16
• Ranges
• Refrigerators
• Washers
'Toasters
Percolators
Percolators
Sandwich
Toasters
DRY and
STEAM IRONS
LightBulbs
All Sizes
Only
MAY
2
NURSES ARE TOLD ABOUT
RED CROSS BLOOD BANK
Members oif'Coc4erich Graduate
Nurses' Asttl ,iatfon met
�2 for
j..,the r;
Pr . env, ' �: `� f ' -' .::.i ii, #iiL• "-ithle.+�i�i'•"
fectory of the hospital Mrs. John
Stringer presided.
Dr. J. , C. Ross addressed the
meeting and explained the cam-
paign the Red Cross is sponsoring
in, May to obtain blood donors for
the Red Cross blood bank which is
being established, Volunteers for
the canvass were obtained. '
Following the business, Dr. Vin-
cent MoGeouglh gave a talk dh
"Polio," ponitingi, out the symp-
toms, diagnosi prognosis and
treatments •of each type of the
dread disease. liefoke a social
hour, Mrs. Win. Johnston thanked
Dr. McGeough for his instructive
address.
former Lena Cook, and three
daughters, Mxs. Durnin, Mrs. Nor-
man Kerr, of Newton, and Mrs.
Harold Hackett, in Germany. There
are also two sons, Jerry and Keith,
and tAlo 'step-dau hters,` Mrs: Liv-
ingstone MenaryJerry,
Cranston, all` Of Ahfie Township.
The funeral service wa% held at
S`lake's United Church, with burial
in Greenhill cemetery, Lueknow.
LITTLE_
BOWL
wishes to thank all of the
bowlers who took part'in the
1st- Annual Five -Pin
Tournament held at
•• Little 'Bowl, Goderich.
ASH FI QLD
AS IWJ L D, April 14. Mrs.
George Collinson left by plane�
t.11�M KIdtaxtri ache .b nzA.,22ie do :,1
to' visit with her' sister—Mr,
Taylor, in Oalifornia, wo is ill.,
MTS. Arabella Bushell, of Strat-
ford, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Simpson.
M. and Stirs: Joe O'Keefe and
family visited with Mr -s. O'Keefe,
in London, at Easter.
Miss Margaret MadDohaid and
Betty A. lyarrish spent_ a few days
of their holidays in London.
Goad catches of suclfers are be-
ing made at the lake %Ise ni hts.
Arthur Simpson has returne to
his boat at collingwood where he
will join his crew for the summer.
N isoo••N•N••N••eoeeoe•
BRO'WNIE'S
Drive -I n Theatre
,CLJNTON, ONTARIO
Featuring the Largest, Wide
Screen. in Huroh, County
THURSDAY, ONLY, APRIL 23
— "DOLLAR" NITE —
One dollar admits a carload
"GOOD DAY FOR
HANGING"'•
(Color)
Fred McMurray, "Maggie Hayes
PLUS -3 Stooge Comedy
(One Cartoon)
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
Rain or Clear
First Show at Dusk
Children under 12 in cars Free
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to store your furs
to repair your furs
to Hollanderize your furs
STORAGE CHARGE ONLY 2% OF FUR'S V LOO
REPAIRS OR REMODELLING —
FASHION SHOPPE
PHONE 590 GODERICH
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�fard--General-- Hospi#aI
School of Nursing
Fully Accredited By
THE JOINT COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION
OF' HOSPITALS
— Three Year Program —
Applications now being accepted.
ENROLL NOW FOR SEPTEMBER, 1959, CLASS
For information 'phone or write-
' . DIRECTOR OF NURSING
BRANTFORD GENERAL HOSPITAL, BRANTFORD
Telephone PLaza� 2-7871
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Used Cars =Used
Used
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OUT THEY GO SPRING HOUSE CLEANING ! No Reasonable Offer Refused!
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WANTED
Good Used Cars, All Makes.
Highest Prices Allowed on new 1959 VOLVOS.
SEE AND DRIVE THE NEW
.. VOLVO
IN STOCK — ALL PARTS PLUS SERVICE.
' Phone 20'
Volvo,_ Firestone
611 W MOTORS'Texaco Products
OOLWORT
SEAL OF -.SATISFACTION ,
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BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME!
CEILING
SHADES:
Attractive, durable, plastic ceiling
shades„ clip into place in seconds. Five
decorative styles in 3 popular colors —
white,,pink and turquoise. '
12" Round shade 1.79
7" Round shade .89
OUR COMPLETE
GIFT LINE
11" Square shade
7" Square shade .98
43/4 Round shade .59
Feature . value priced BABYWEAR
Snugabye Sleep:'n' Play Set In soft flannelette or
cottorplisse With Nursery Prints. ,Topper, pants
and•bootles for babies from 3 to 9 months.
Feature Value Price, per set • 1.00
Snupbye Flannelette Nightie. Machine smocked front
yoke — raglan sleeves — open back. One size: White,
pink and blue.
Feature Value Price, eabh..»,»»..»,.....».» .79
Baby Terry Bibs.. Size 9" x 12". Whiteback-
grounds with assorted Nursery Prints. Fully
tape bound In pink and blue and tied at
nock.
Feature Value Price, each.».»..... • .19
ON
ENTIRE STOCK
ELECTRIC
SHAVERS 4
ALL MAKES
Keep your baby clean 'n' comfy ... neat 'n' nice!
YES, THAT MEANS
E -V -E -R -Y -T -H -I
IN STOCK!
BABY PANTS
AND BIBS
Plastic Baby Pants with soft elastic waist and
leg openings. White, pink, maize and" blue. in
sizes: medium, large and extra large. •�
Feature Value Price each '
Rayon Covered Plastic Baby Pants with popular
Dome fastener side openings. In white. Sizes:
small, medium, large and extra large. ��
Feature Value Price, each
Baby Feeding Bibs. Terry on one side, plastic
Nursery Prints on other. Crumb catcher and
tape ties. Size: 103/4" x 8�"• •�
Feature Value Price, each '
Also
Largo plastic bib with Nursery Print 'front.
Size: '143/4" x 13",with 2y2". crumb'catcheh
White, with pinICand blue trim.
Feature Value Price, each..,.,.,
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Nylon and Terylene
FASHIONS.
FOR BABY
4
Woolworth Flannolotto biapors. Snits
srtl4t h�n flwhltnoet0 onlyquality dlapers In sig. 2Q
k Z6
77
Feature Value Price,
1 dpz. In package
1/2 1h doz. In package.... ....... 71.39
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Two Piece Diaper Sets for baby
boys and girls In Pew washable
Arne! Terylene fabric. 'Nylon em-
broidery trimmings, ,plastic lined
panties. Sizes: 6.12.18 months.
Feature Value� 0
Price, per Set., .
Baby, Cut's Nylon cross with
Stip. Flocked pin dot, or em•
broldery on Ny,on. Full em,
broidery neck and sleeve trim.
Shaped shoulder slip.- Sizes:
6-12-18 months.
Feature Value II n
Price,; per set
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hate APPLIANCES
FOR, SALE'S d SERVICE
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