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1. Articles For Sale
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THREE male blue -tick hounds,
8 weeks old. Phone 'Clarence
• Hoy, 25 r 12, Dungannon.
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SMALL, solid -built house trail-
er, interior unfinished, speciah
hunt axle. Enquire at Near
and Heffmeyer Plumbing, King-
`ston St. t30
CUT flowers, snaps, asters, Zin-
nias, annual and perennial
minis, daisies and glads. Phone
9649. -30tf
THREE-PIECE—beciroom suite;
priced reasonably.. Phpne 9545,
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PORTABLE 8 -transistor car
radio, - excellent condition.
Phone JA 4-8737. -30
COTTAGE
SPECIALS
Heavy duty ranges $15 up
Retri•gerators from. $30 e
GERRVS APPLIA.NCES
The Square.
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ASTRAIAt ridge, good condition,
suitable or cottage. Phone
HU 2-7375, Clinton. 30x
FRESH picked black currants.
Gibson-. Widder St. -30
ONE now aluminum door, 30
x 80,.lef: heed. Phone 9984.
30x
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BABY carriage, excellent con -
(hour., converts to stroller or
car bLti, complete with carriage
pad and mosquito net, $25.
Phone 7719. -30
4 FLECT111;:. Singer sewing ma-.
chine t 11 zig zag- and back I
stitc1:. $46, or take over ' $81
paymtnts monthly. Write Box
24, S:•..7nal-Star. -30
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GRADE 10- books, used one
year. ..„-,(!neral course. Phopel
8988. -30
BABY ••••Ning and stand, bath ;
and commock- chair. $9; single
Al: ood condition. Phone
8183 30x1
pumps, 7' AA:
Imre. ee. and nylon pumps, 61, '
A.1, . na,r suede.sandals,
condition, reasonable..
7895. -30-31-
12 out1Toard boat, 10 h.p..
Joi.,r...,(.7;. motor. Phone JA 4 -
five p.m. :30x '
etOpEe'e wing machine cab -e
inet, used. walnut finish.
Co.t Offer. Phone •
HU 2-7i3i. Clinton. -30 •
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At-IWO:ATI(' Zig Zag sewing
machint. SCWS on- buttons,
makt.s bettonholes,. does ern-•
broiderv work, SACRIFICE:
Take on payments,- 7 of $7.00
or $46 Of,: cash. Write to box
23, Seenal-Star. • 30
STRAW BERRY plants—Sparkle„
..e,-Redebeeuui1nr$2 per
hundred. 'Phone 13 r 2, Dun-
gannor, Len Chisholm.
30x
tar, Thursday, Augnst lst, 1963
?4* Ciir,5,,1ruchs For Sale
57 MORRIS, 4 cylinder, reason-
able, good condition.172 Pie -
ton St. • e -30
al Escate For Sale
OT, lag by 66, on corner of
Cayley ,and VVarren Sts. For
information phone JA 4-9472
after 6 p.m. -22tf
WHITE frame house,' large lot,
'corner Hincks and Mary Sts.
Phone JA 4-7016.
15-16xtf
RUTH .VAN DER MEER
55 Montreal St. Phone JA 4-7875
Agent for
WILFRED McINTEE
Realtor, Walkerton
THIS IS IT—On a large lot in
good location. This home is
very attractive, with attach-
ed, double garage. As an
added BONUS, you get a
brand new four -piece' bath.
Large mastet bedroem and
, two average size bedraoms.
- -Downstairs ttreree is -a' en °demi
kitchen, dining room, living
room and leathroame-Igull siz-
' ed basement with -large new
recreation room. All heated
by a gas furnace. •
JUST BUILT—brick and ranch
wall construction, large living
room, large kitchen, four bed-
rooms, oil furnace. Under
$10,000.
Brick home near the LAKE, 4
be-drooms, mahogany panelled
recreation room with fire-
place, faniily room, large liv-
ing room with best' broad-
loom, two patios, large lot.
, One of the better homes.
34 PIGS. nine , weeks old.
Georee McKinnon, R.R. 1, Port
Albert. Ont. Phone 633.
Six -room house, gas furnace,
many built-in cupboards,
would accept summer cottage
or farm property as down
payment.
Low priced older homes.
Five -bedroom home. Two bath-
rooms-. Modern kitchen: New
storms and screens. Included
- are wall to wall -vinyl rugs
throughout the downstairs.
180 Acre farm; nine -room house.
• two barns.
DM ANT farm, five -room --11-e-us•o,
bank barn, r
miller district.
100 Acre farm. Ashfield Town-
ship, 8 -room house, 3 -pc. bath,
large barn.
50 Acre farm, 9room house.
barn.
20 Acre farm. solid brick house,.
batik barn, trailer home in-
cluded.
Lakefront lots, summer cot-
tages.
3. Red Estate For Sale
SELLING or renting Septeinber
ist, *utiful clay brick 3 to 4
bedroom ranch home, overlook-
ing lake. Fireplace, hardwood
floors, gas. $18,000. 181 Essex
St. JA 4-7138. -30
NICE large house and garage,
near churches, school and
stores. Full price $2,500, down
payment $700, $20 monthly, 10
miles from Goderich. Phone
32, Dungannon. " -30,31
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FOUR-BEDROOM red brick
house, good condition, centrally
located, gas heating, garage.
For further particulars phone'
7690. -30-31
HAROLD W. SHORE
Real Estate Broker
; General Insurance
Agent in Goderich District for
Kernohan Homes and
LEE BUILT Homes
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Th ree-Bedroom—Centrat
Location
An interesting deal can be
arranged for thg right purchas-
er, Nell price and down pay-
mentwiee-on this three-bedroom
frame home which also has
large living room; kitchen, full
basement and extra lot. If -you
can make a substantial monthly
payment but do not have a
large down payment contact this
broker for details.
Four-Bedroom—Brick
Drastically Reduced
This family home has now
been reduced by 81500 and is
offered with good terms as the
owner is leaving town. Here
is the chance to -buy a real
bargain. -Call today.
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Other Homes For Sale Through
out Goderich
Several four, five and six -
bedroom • houses at reduced
prices and most in an excellent
state of repair.
• Summer Cottages
Two three-bedroom cottages
at Bluewafer Beach. Both re-
-cent -1y consteueted- and well- fur
nished .on lake front lots.
Two-bedroom cottr,ge at Blue-
wat,,r Beach 1,000 down pay-
ment.
ling land, Ben'- ., •
Development property at Point
Clark. Lots near Poplar
_ii„.1_3eash. and Pine River. • ----
CONSIDER THESE ETReAS
LOT 78 x 120, garage, storage
shed, permanent Bar -B -Q; -alum-
inum storms and screens, TV
aerial, venetian blinds large
family room, tiled floors' except
living and dining room, modern
kitche-n and bathroom.,
Besides the above extras this
twli-starey red brick house is in
A-1 shone, inside and out, .very
tastefully decorated. and sPai-
lessly clean. May be seen by
appointment.
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WINGHANI Classic cook stove;
20 -gal. hot waten_tank; medium
size o.1 heater; reasonable.
Phone 9530. -30
ee'lIEST drawers- dressers; ,
Chrome table and chairs. Pat-
terson Used Furniture, 97 St.
Patrick St. JA 4-7616. 30x
FEMALE toy Pomdranian, seven
weeks, old. Phone JA 4-7592.
• -30
E1GHT-foot International bind-
er, good condition. Apply Dave
Bean; R.R. 5, Goderich, phone
6351. -30
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CUT flowers, gladiolus, snap-
dragons. zinnias, etc. Flower
arrangements. Baskets any oc-
casion. L. 11.0 Holman, 187 Cam-
eron St. Phone 8852. -30tf
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NEW potatoes. Lloyd MeLarty,
R.R., 1, Goderich. Witch for the
green mail box, one mile east
on No. 3 Highway., 29x
GEORGE White thr-e"Shing ;ma-
chine in A-1 condition, with
-grain thrower, straw shredder,
good belt. D. J. Lassa1ine,
phone JA 4-7096. -28tf
P1oT1-RES — Did, your picture
-ap()- in The -Signal -Star late-
ly' If so, p-rhaps you woul'd
like 'n have a elessy print of it.
8" \ 10" or 5" x 7," size wili
be Si 50. Three or more prints
will be 8.1.25 each, - _
ALUMINUM MORS and Win-
dows. Screen,: and glass replac-
ed. Arnold Fe -her. 39 Britan-
nia Road. phone 8162. 17tf
IF YOU are constantly asking
people to repeat thintes then
maybe you are in need of a Bel
tone hearing aid. Cell us for an
appointment or for • service.
Cemplete stock of fresh batter-
ies. Campbell's, The Square.
Phone' 7532. -16tf
NEW and used appliances. Why
pay more? See them at Lufnbys,
-136 East St., Goderich, Ont.
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HYGIENIC supplies (rubber
goods) mailed postpaid in plain,
sealed envelope with price list.
Six samples r25c; 24 sainples
$1.00. Mail Order Dept. T-53.
Nov -Rubber Co., Box .9)1., Ham-
ilton, Ont.
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Oars, Trucks For Sale
THINKING of Rambler?
the EtIneWater Service Station,
Dayfield Rd. JA 4-9461:
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1956 FORD rairdane. Rest offer.
P110116 SA 4-6280. 30x
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1961 PONITAC StriatOJChief.
With automatic transmission,
radio and 6-01. Mothr. Per in-
. spection,'#.38 DrItarthis
Croderieirt Ont.. '144Orke. JA4-
9692. -60
4. Real Estate Wanted
PABFALS
—are usually better satisfied
than a father with five million
dollars. The man with five
million dollars wants more. I
want more listings on 2-3 bed-
room, homes. Have client for
small hcime under $10,000 in
Bayfield or Goderich. List now
for results. RUTH VAN DER
MEER, 55 Montreal St., JA 4-
7875. Agent for Wilfred Mc-
Intee, Realtor. -30tf
5. To Rent
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UNFURNISHED two- bedroom
apartment, quiet residential dis-
trict, priv.ate entrance, partially
heated, hot and cold water, use
of phone, available Auguet 10.
Phone JA 4-7182 or write P.O.
Box 602, Goderich. -30
MODERN two-bedroom apart-
ment. Phone JA 4-7578. -30
FURNISHED and unfurnished
apartments for rent. Available
immediately. Phone JA 4-9421
or "JA 4-9466. -30
HOUSE for rent, oil -fired fur-
nace, 8 rooms. Phone JA 4-9421
or JA 4-9466: -30
AT PORT ALBERT; 2 cottages,
Aug. 10-31; 1 cottage Aug. 10-17;
1 cottage Aug. 3-10; 1 cottage
Aug. 10-24; 1 cottage Aug. 6-10.
phone Mrs. Clarence Hoy, 25r
12, Dungannon. -30
THREE-BEDROOM house,. 36
Nairn Dr., in V.L.A. sub -divi-
sion; full basement. JA 4-8818.
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FOUR -ROOM apartment, up-
stairs, separate entrance, heat-
ed, unfurnished, garage if de-
sired. Phone 8728. 30x
ONE furnished apartment, self-
contained. JA 4-9303. -30tf
SMALL, three-bedroom brick.
house, $65.00. Available im-
mediately. ' Phone JA 4-9844.
30x
FOUR -ROOM apartment, Self-
contained, heated and furnished,
second floor. Available August
1st. Phone 9210. -30
APARTMENT, all modern con-
veniences., Apply Ahl Shoe
Store, East St. -30-
SUMMER cottage, furnished, all
conveniences, $55, 8 miles south
of Goderich, available August
3 to 10. JA 4-7518. -30
THREE-ROOM cottage (winter-.
138. Hamilton St. Dial JA 4-7272
ized) with three-piece bath, un-
*, furnished, newly ,..decorated,
Malcolm Mathers equipped for gas heating. Suit-
able for couple. Phone 8843
• after six. p,111. -30
Real Estate Broker
46 West St. „IA 4-9442
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A A' ell -kept .br•ck bungalow,
in a good area near high school,
six rooms, new bathroom, .mod-
ern oil heating, oak floors, largc
front sunporch, large garage.
The above property includes a
' blinding lot, with fruit trees
-a-rarhUshes, WhiCh we can sell
separately.
A SURPRISING HOME
Here is a honfe that will sur-
prise and delight you, in it's
lay -out and it's many added.
features. One of it's three bed-
rooms is approximately 16 x 28,
large enough'for a studio. At-
tached double garage, two stair-
ways, new bathroom, modern
kitehen, living room,' dining
room and large finished and
heated rec. room. Good exter-
ior, gas furnace, and on a large
lot on a quiet street. To be
seen by appointment only.
SEMI -DETACHED -2,, complete
units. Income 140 to 150 per
mo. Price $13,800. Terms.
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-Acres —4 -bedroom modern
home with oil furnace. Onl
highway.
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Four -bedrooms -1'e bath, Pay-
ments $80.26 for P.I.T. $2,500
cash reqUired.
THREE ares, nix -room house,
,810,800. Half cash, or
BUILDING 1ots—$500 to $3,000.
E. E. CRANSTON
Phone JA4-R801
BRUNO LAPAINE
Salesmen for
ALEXANDER & CHAOMAN
Goderich Phone JA 4-9662
KEN CROPT
Real estate .And Business Broker
83 Victoria St., Goderich, Ont,
General Insurance
Phone JA 4-7253
BUILD for Less. with a Halliday
Home—Call at our office for
your new 1963 catalogue.
THREE-BEDROOM home on
Mary St. Very good terms
aVailable.
.RANCH -§TYLE home on WU-
son St., overlooking the lake.
Easy terms.
wormistnol•
WE HAVE one of the largest
listings of farms in Huron
County from $3,300 00 -to
$16;000,00
.mOdOmmim
LISTINGS AND INQUIRIES
INVITED
KEN CROFT
Perkin 51110111114111: John I. Rapson
452 South °St. --JA 411559
4tt
On the 4th concession of
Goderich Township, we have
a double house (two semi -at-
tached houses) requiring final
finishing. The building is in
an attractive setting, overlook-
ing a stream; it is insulated to
electric heating requirements,
has a well, pressure system,
septic tanks, bathrooms, alum-
inum windows and ,ecan be
out, t as loW as $600 down.
A large four-bedroom brick
residence, with- small acreage,
corner Bayfield Rd. and Blake
St.
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We have Summer cottages in
very excellent Lake Huron
areas.
We have several choice, ser-
viced building lots, 60 ft x 133
ft a developing area, for
sale.
- We have approxinfately 4
acres in Goderich on west side
of Bayfield Rd., in an area zoned
for loeal business.
W. J. Intughe
Real EstareBroker
-General Insurance
50 Elgin Ave., E.,
Phone JA 4-8526
Attractive red brick 3.bed-
room home -on nicely landscap-
ed'corner lot. Double living
emu, dining room and large
kitchen, full -.basement and oil
furnace. Owner has purchased
home in another town so price
has been reduced to $10,000.
White brick - income home,
central location.
Modern 3 -bedroom, on oor,
red brick home. Livin oom
has• oak floors; large brigl,it kit-
chen, recreation. room irf base-
ment, and fenced Jot outhl
west location.
15.0-Atre• farm, with ood
brick house and large bank
barn, west of Highwey 21. Full
price $18,000 with terms.
We °have a number of good
businesses for sale. No
information given by phone
on these.
Furnished cottage on nice
lot et Buchanan's Beaeh.
pride $3500.
Farm Salesman: H. Pentland
Huron Rd. --JA 4-9007
LATINOS AND INQUIRIES
$
- INVITED
&Yet the riasthvo AeCadeS
the weight of taxation' In Caot
adn Ins increased from 21,6 pet
cent of national intoine in 1930
tte 33.1 per Cent ih. 102..
FOUR - BEDROOM, two - storey
house, -west end, automatic oil,
hot water heating. Available
immediately. Apply Box 26,
Signal -Star. , 30x
TWO - BEDROOM apartment
with living room, kitchen and
three-piece bathroom, ' freshly
decorated. Available immediate-
ly, over Eedy's Grocery, Phone
8887. r. 111.. Robertson, 106
Park St., Goderich. 30x
HEATED apartment, 33 Hamil-
ton St. Hardwood floors or tile
throughout. Exposure 3 sides.
Large living room overlooking
the Square. Two bedrooms. Im-
mediate possession. $75.00 a
month. Not suitable for child-
ren. Apply R. , C. Hays, '33
Montreal St. -26
THE KENT HOUSE. -,-Are you
tired of living in one room, and
are looking for a home away
from home?" If see -we have the
answer, comfortable bedrooms,
with community living room.
TV provided. Complete kitchen
for your convenience. Ideal for
working couples. Dial 8433 or
Apply 155 Quebec St.
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TRAILERS for rent.— For a dif-
ferent, better, cheaper holiday,
rent a modern, easy -drawing
trailer. The "Tour -a -Home"
sleeps four adults and has crib,
at $25 weekly. The pew "Sham:
rock" sleeps six 'adults, 'at $35.
Both fully equipped, insurance,
wiring and axle hitch supplied
and installed. Both presently
rented until August 10, Re-
duced dates in September. T.
C. Anderson, phone ,62 r 22,
Dungannon. -29-30
GROUND floor, Self-contained,
ea apartment, oneehedropein,
Jarge living room, kitchen and
bath, $70.00 monthly. Phone
JA 443344. After '5 p.m. JA 4-
8170. Also two-bedroo,m heated
apartment. 27tf
MODERN apartment, heated,
furnished, hot water, front and
back entrance. No children,.
Phone 9715. -25tf
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TWO unfurnished,heated
apartments, available immedi-
ately, above former Business
College. Phone JA 4-7450.
-24tf
ONE -BEDROOM apartment„ gas
heated, self-contained, ideal for:
couple. TV and FM aerial sup-
plied. Phone JA 4-7540 even-
ings. -13tf
UNFURNISHED th-ee - room
apartment, with bath, heated.
Available at once. Phone
-SA 4-7171. 12tf
ONE large furnished room, suit-
able for one or two men. Phone
JA48881. -20tf
FURNISHED rooms, kitchen
facilities. Mrs. J. Gottschalk,
55 Cambria Road. Phohe JA
4-7202 after 5 pen. 17t1
SELF - CONTAINED 2-e oom
apartment, partly furnished.
Good view of lake. Mary B.
Howell; 12 St. Vincent St,
JA 4-8642. -26tf
jARGE housekeeping room,
furnished, frig and rangette,
heat and light supplied, use of
phone. Miss Mary B. Howell,
12 St. Vincent St., phone .8842.
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6# Wanted To Rent.
HIGH school teachqr, male, re-
quires seif-contained apartment,
furnished or wit Med, by
September lst. Write to Ilex
22, Signal -Star. ' .30
8. Reit) Warited
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YOUNG girl or woman wanted.
to mind two _children while
mother works, Phone 8875.
30x
CANVASSER --For Dumont Al-
uminum Products, for Goderich
and area. Phone C. Fudge,
GE 8-5131, London. • 30x
CLERK -STENOGRAPHER
Usu,a1 5 -day week
Company benefits
Interesting and varied work.
Domtar Chemicals Limited
Sift° Salt Division
Goderich Mine
Goderich, Ontario
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WOMAN wanted to care for
two small children while mo-
ther works. West end. Phone
8155. -30
SINCE 1889,
RAWLEIGH'S HAVE BEEN
FAMOUS FOR QUALI. TY
RANTRIGH DEALERS
Own °their businesses,
Set their working hours,
No fear of lay-offs,
Steedy work, steady income,
Build security for future.
Expanding population creates
need for more dealers in Huron
County and Goderich. For full
information write,
THE W. T. RAWLEIGH COM-
PANY LTD.,
Dept. G -216 -SPA,
4005 Richelieu, Montreal. ,
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10. Wanted (General)
USED piano, good condition,
wanted to buy. Phone JA 4-
9612. 30x
1911111114011111111111111111SMINIIIMMIEMIIIIIMES
II WILL not be rTsponsible for
any debts contracted by my Wife,
Mrs. Karen Hartman, after this
date.
11. Employment Wanted
.BABYSITTING wanted by high
school girls. Phone JA 4-9591
or JA 4-8869. -30
WOMAN will do cleaning by
the hour. Phone 9684. -30
15. Notice To Creditors
per.ons„ having claixn's
against the estate ••ot FLORA
bieVIPSON, late of the Village of
leintail, in tile County of leuron,
who died on or about the 22nd
day of June, 1963, are required,
to file the same with full par-
tioulars with the undersigned
bylhe 24th day of August, 1063,
as after that date the assets of
the estate will be distributed.
Dated at -Goderich, Ontario,
this 30th day of July, 1963.
HAYS, PREST & HAYS,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal St.,
Goderich, Ontario.
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ALL persons having claims
against the estate af WILLIAM
JOHN ROBB, late of the Town-
ship of 'terawanosh, in the Coun-
ty of Huron, Retired, who died
on or about the 30th day of
June, 1963, are required to file
the same with full particulars
with the undersigned by the
3rd day of August, 1963, as after
that date the assets of the
estate will be distributed.
'Dated at Goderich, Ontario,
this,4th slay of July, 1963.
HAYS, PRET & HAYS,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal St.,
Goderich, Ontario. .
-28-30
1,6., Public Notice,
MORTGAGE money available
on good residential properties.
Call Harold W. Shore, JA 4-7272,
38 Hamilton St. -15tf
FINANCE; the purchase of your
next auto or farm machinery at
bank rates through Harold W.
Shore, 38 IIamilton St. Dial
JA 4-7272. .-15t1
WILL the lady who saw ac-
cident on July 22, 1963, at lights
on Highway 8, please call at
57 North St.? .Thank you.
13. Auction Sales -
TWILIGHT ALeitOie SALE
Clearing Auction Sale" of pro-
perty, tools and equipment of
machine shop in tlie Village of
Dungannon on -
TUESDAY, AUGUST 6th
at 7 pin.
Forney arc welder, max. sec.
amp 180; electric wall drill
(manual); electric hack saw (11,
h.p.' motor); electric grinder (1,4
h,p, motor); portable electric
anti grinder (4"); blue point
hand electric drill; Snap -on
15 sockets; Snap-bn 24 sockets;
metal box; tap'and die set; pipe
holder: p Yoe- -cutterr-pip e-thre-ati
er; adjustable •blade reamer;
hack saw blades; 1000 ft. steel
tape; belt rivets, and burrs;
anvil; forge with blower; steel
bits; carpenter's square; ma-
chine bolts, all sizes; welding
rods, large quantity; 2 bench
vises; - coal and wood furnace',
Warm Morning coal stove with
thermostat; cabin trailer,.8 x 18,.
fully equipped.
Property—At the same time
and place will be offered for
sale subject to reserve bid,
1<4 of an acre of land on Main
St., with building aw
TERMS—CASH.
Property Estate of late
Everett Errington.
Harold Jackson,'
Auctioneer.
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14. Services Available
LET us restore accuracy and
beauty ta your watch. Fine
jewellery repairs and diamond
setting. Modern equipment.
Don MacRae, watchmaker, The
Square. 4 1-42tf
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Modern equipment, all work
guaranteed. Write Louis Blake,
R. 2, Brussels. Phone Brussels
442W ,
. 6. 14-39x
SID BULLEN'S Cabinet Shop
custein-furniture,__kiteleien cup-
boards, 'furniture repaiH7---/-84-
Gibbons St. Phone 9631.
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SHARP? ARE THEY READY?
Saws: hand and electric, hand
H
power lawn mowers, cutlery,IGGINS.—At Alexandra Hos-
etc. C. H. Horner, Huron Rd., pital, Goderich; on July 21,
opposite store. -12tf
1963, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Siggins, Goderich a daughter
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ACE Radio TV Service. ,Frank
Wilcox, 60 Picton St., W., Gode-
rich, Ont. Phone JA 4-7771.
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RECEPTION in Kingsbridge
Hall, Friday evening, 'August 2,
1963, for ,Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Marsman (nee Franees Dalton).
Boyd's Orchestra. -30
18. Personal
MRS. Minnie A. Fisher of Salt-,
ford is now in the Patterson
Nursing Home, 216 Cedar- St.,
Collingwood, Ontario. Cards ,or
letters from friends or rela-
tives would be greatly appreci,
ated. -30
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19. Lost And Found
LADY'S wrist -watch lost near
Square or post office, Thursday
afternoon of last week. Phone
8115. Reward. -30
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A. Births
ANDERSON. — At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on 'July
27, 1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Anderson, Goderich, a daugh-
ter, Joanne Darlene.
BEDARD.—At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on July 24,
1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Delmar
Bedard, Goderich, a daughter.
BUSHELL.—At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on July 22,
1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Bushell, Goderich, a daughter
(stillborn).
CHAPMAN,.—At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on July 24,
1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Chapniam-Goderiehr-a-daugh-
ter.
DENOMME.—At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on July 18,
1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
' DenOrnrne, Goderich, a son.
DLEHL.—At Alexandra Hospit-
al, Goderich, on July 25, 1963,
to Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Diehl,
,Goderiele a daughter, Brenda
Lillian.
FEAGAN.—At Trenton Hospit-
al, on 'Iffy 22, 1963,- to F/L.
and Mrs, Glenn Feagan, Tren-
ton, Ontario, a son, Larry
Glenn.
15. Notice To Creditors
NOTICE TO ,CREDITORS
In the Estate of DR. HERBERT
PERCIVAI.3 THOMAS, deceased.
All persons having claims
againet the Estate of HERBERT
PERCIVAL THOMAS, late of
Goderich, Ont., who died on or
about June 8, 1963, are hereby
notified to send particulars of
same to the undersigned on or
before August 31, -1963, after
which date the Estate will be
distributed, with regard only
to the claims of which the Un-
dersigned shall have notice, and
the, undersigned will not be
liable to any person of whose
claim they shall not then have
notice.
Dated at .0tfewit., this 22nd
day of July, 1963.
EWART, KELLEY, BURKE-
ROBERTSON, 1.111XE &
BUTLER,
Solicitors for ' AdminiStrator,
Estate of Herbert Percival
Thomas.
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The inefal-riell Preto/lb—fiat'
Shield, shaped like an interted
,horseshOt with Oudot% BI3t
its tetitOr, tOvers nen*, if of
Cowls, .
LASSALINE.'-- At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on July
16, 1963, to Mr. and Mr.
Marcel Lasealine, R.R. 6,
Goderich, a daughter.
McNALL.—At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderieh, on July 27,
1963, to Mr. and Mrs. ,Elgin
Goderich, a daughter,
.Nancy Jean-.
POLLOCKee-At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on July 25,
1983, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Pollock, R.R.- 3, Auburn, a
daughter. .
POPP.—At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on July 23, 1963-,
to 14r. and Mrs. Murray Popp,
Goderich, a son.
PRIMEAU.—At Alexaradra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on July 30,
1963, to Mr. and Mr's. Raphael
Primeau, Rit. 2, Goderich,
daughter, Noreen.
RYAN.. --At Alexandra-
Goderich, on July 11„. 1963,
to Mr. and Mrs: ROnald %Tait,
Goderich, a ,soh, Gary john.
SAGiElt.—At Victoria Hos ijtal,
London,, on July 30,. ;
't Mr. and Mrs. George Sager,
Goderich, a SOIL •
SELTZER.l.eer At Scarborough
General llospital,, Scarbor-
ough, on 41Y 22,1963„ Mr.
andSeltzer
(Eleanor Jeffery),
ough, 4,8011,. Daniel Kent,
A. Births
VANSTONE. — At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on July
25, 1963, to Mr. and Mrs.
James Vanstone, Goderich, a
daughter, Rebecca Joy.
WARDELL. — At, Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on July
18, 1963, to Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Wardell, Goderich,- a
daughter.
WILLIAMS.—At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on July 2
1963, to Mr. and Mrs. dwar
Williams, Gaderich, a son,
Gary Andrew. °
WILLIS.—At Alexandra 'lloepit-
al, Goderich, on July 23, 1963,
to MIC. and Mrs. Emmerson
Willis, Goderich, a son.
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C. Briefs
Order Sh.ell furnace ail and
stove ail from Edward Fuels
tank truck dealer for ail Shell
Oil Co. products. Phon.
JA 4-8386. -39tf
Verna's Beauty ,Salon will be
closed. from 5th 12th Augupt
for annual vacation. =30
Josephine's Beauty Salon will
be closed from August ,3rd to
17th—for holidays. -30-31
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D. In Memoriam
FISHER.—In loving memory of
my dear mother, Elizabeth
Weber,' who passed away
March 31, 1929; also my be-
loved sister, Martha, who
passed away July 26, 1954;
also my brother, Ezra, who
passed away August 24, 1957.
It is sad to walk the road alone,
Instead of side by side,
But to all there comes a mo-
ment
When the ways of life divide.
You gave us years of happiness,
Then came sorrow and tears;
But you left us beautiful mem-
ories
We will treasure through the
years. '
—Lovingly remembered by
Nancy. -30
HA-4-11,T-0-isi-.—In I eying em-
ory of a" dear father, David
W. Hamilton, who passed
awa one year-ago, July 30,
1962.
—Ever remembered by his
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PEACHEY.—In loving" memory
of a dear grandson, Arthur
Peachey, killed in a car ac-
cident, July 26, 1960.
This month is here with deep
regret, •
It brings back a day we will
never forget. -
A sudden call from Go -
Took from us the one we loved.
No word, no warning, no last
farewell,
But in our hearts he will always
dwell.
--rovingly remembered by,
his graffdparents, W. and E.
Peachey. 30x
PESCOD.—In loving memory of
a beloved grandmother, Sarah
Pescod, who passed a,way
Ju1ye2lee.e.,961.
Too deeply loved 'to ever be
forgotten.
—Always remembered by her
son-in-law, Jack Graham, and
grandson, Ronald. 30x
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E. Cards of Thanks
KOSTER.—We wish to express
heartfelt thanks to our 'nd
neighbors and friends fo he
map expressions of sym-
patiiy,,suiritual bouquets and
flowers received_ during our
recent bereavement.
Mrs. Harold Koster and Jim.
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•
McCANN.—I wish to express
my thanks to everyone who
sent me cards and gifts or
visited me while a patient in
Alexandrae-Hoepital:---S.peeial-
thanks to Dr. N. C. Jackson,
the nursing staff and the
neighbors who assisted with
the- farm work'at home.
William McCann.
30x
McKAY.—I would like to thank
Dr. W. N. Watters, the nurses
and helping staff for their
kindness to me while in Alex-
andra Hospital e; also my
efriends and neighbors for
cards and gifts. I say thank
-you- -
Mrs. .Clara -k- McKay;
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Engagements
eMr. and Mrs—Vharles
ley, RA. 5, 'Goderich, wish to
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Barleara Joan,
to Mr. Robert Paul Moss, son
of 1V1r. and Mrs. John Moss,
Goderich. The wedding will
take place Saturday, August 17,
1963, at two o'clock, in Ben
-
miller United Church, Ben -
30x
Mr. -and Mrs. Charles R. Jef-
ferson Of Donnybrook, announce
the engagement of their only
daughter, Elaine Joyce, to Mr.
Albert Franklin Campbell of
London, son' of "Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Campbell of Westfield.
The marriage will take place
on Saturday, August a, 1963, at
2.30 p.m. in Donnybrook United
Church. -30
Mr. and Mrs. John L. IVIeLerii
of Goderich wish to announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Sandra Margaret Ann, to
David Gower, eon ofMr. and
Mrs. -Thadeus Gower, Goderich.
The wedding will take place at
Bethel Tabernaele on August.
10, 1963, at 12 o'clock noon.
-30
Mr. Benjamin E. Morris,
Goderich, washes to announce
the ertgagenient of her Only
daughter, babel Jean, to. Mr.
Donald George Neilson, OA of
Mrs. A.' Neilson, Calgary, Al-
berta, The wedding will take'
place in Victoria- Street United
Chureit, Goderich, Wednes-
day, August ,g1., 1063i. at 8
o'clock. .30
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DsljN.TaGicANk aitaNtro •A.21,9171
Mr. :
and daughter, MrS.'Vietor.Sew-
ard, Jene and George of Oak-
land, California, were recent
visitors with Mrs,' Robt. Beat
and called on a few other forme
,er acquaintances.
Mr. and Mrs.. Tom Park -were
"at home" for a family'reunien
on Sunelay, July 21st, at which'
about 35 relatives attended.
Visitors at the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Finnigan
were Mrs. Winnifred Widcombe,
Windsor, Miss June Schilter,
Kitchener, Miss Shirley Hill of
St. Jacobs and Mr. Conrad Mc-
Clure, Elmira.
Mrs. Herb Finnigan and Miss
June Schilter were visitors last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Atkinson, Oshawa. .4r
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knight
and family, Detroit, are visit-
ing, her grandmother, Mrs. Ab-
ner Morris, and eleo. eamping
at Port Albert this week.
The McClure picnic was held
Sunday, July 21st, at Seaforth
at which 170 descendants at-
tended,
Mrs. Douglas Lewis of Park-
hill visited her grandmother,
Mrs. W. R. Andrew, on Sunday.
Mrs. Simon McKay, returned
home to her daiighter's after
spending a week at Goderich
hospital. We are glad to say
she is much improved.
Dr. H. A. S. Vokes and Mrs.
Vokes, Toronto, were here for
the weekend, at their new home,
which they heve purchased
from Mr. Marvin Durnin.
Master Ruddy ,Arnold Falls
of Markdale visited a few days
with his grandmother, Mrs.
John Falls.
Mrs. lertatek Jones returned
last week after spending three
weeks at the home of her daugh-
ter, r11,,,I.rs. Weldon Rudow, of
E
F. Engagements
NON
1 Ivlacifte rkS:#1,14,:nadniatlo rdyt 9' 1 nrl'fi 18°11trrraSiiploilw:e:48.4t4ntedrat,( iSstI144
nipeealid. other pellets,
son, litigh McWhinney andel/
Pibanyni:d'staith2e5th will be church. lei
the Nile Y.P.U. Auguat.i
wiTllh be
Uhenlitde,;lexCthsntienedha.ye‘eme
days. , •
lymfrro. mmaasnonopmeraatilolins
on Sunday visited Mr. Bartle
Whinney, at Victoria Rev!
London, who is recovering
Mrs. Bert 111cWhinney
uthniDeuounns,guaaoninntioAnneueygi utetpe,
dition is alai favorable aeit
an operation lest week at Nir '
hamhsBospoitthal.
mtsM
cC
onnell visi
‘a few days last week witle
ins, Miss Lobta Gibson and kri
Henry Johnson, Stratford, ei
returned home on Monday„ ,
W.I. Meeting -
Mrs. W. Moorhead of ee,
miller gave hints and tips k
gardeners as well as displayle
several i
l anrsrtiivatngteem
the
wmenetsetitipl
jhoenldesonattheThhomursedaoy, July
fMrs, Fr251
Mrs. A. Riehl of Goderich, dii,
trict president, also attentki
and spoke briefly, }mingle
greetings from the Dist
Mrs. Cecil Blake, president, ati
—26,,lsaodemiest hatnnsgw enreewd tthoe grroollwi
your garden." A splendid mol
to wasgiven by Mrs. PM
Young on "One is never tie
_
enough to be without neje
biers." '' Plan,s—w-eie discussed
for the picnic meeting e
August.
Mrs. Adelaide Hays Lucas an-
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Shelagh Claire Lucas,
to Mr. John Buckwell Sully, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John K. -Sully.
The marriage will take place on
Saturday, August the 17th at
3 p.m. at St. George's Anglican
Church. ' 30x
;. Coming Events
AMMO
Ham and turkey supper, Mon-
day, August 5, St. Andrew's
United Church, Bayfield, 5 to
8 p.m. Adults $1.25. -30
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-
Colborne Township Cemetery
memorial service will be held
Sunday, August 11, at 2.30 pan.
This is your day, so please bring
your flowers. -30
Personals
Mrs. Mary Stinson, Miss Alit
John • re
were in Mitchel Saturday whet
they attended the funeral of
their brother-in-law, Mr. D. A,
Gray.
Visiting with Mrs. W. G. Mac.
Ewan are her daughter, Ma
D. E. Mason and son, 'Paul, of
Oniaha, Nebraska. Miss Olive
G'oldthorpe has returned to Toi
onto after visiting with het
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. L.. 35„.Divalji
Clucas) of St. Louis, Mo., were
in town , for several days this
week. 0
Mrs. (Captain) C. Adams and
daughter Helen of Kie_eflt
visited Mrs. F. B. .11iley and
friends in Goderich, and Mr.
William Riley and Sharon of
London.
SUMMER DARKS
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through the summer months and well into the fall.
The styles are all the latest and you will be delighted
with the fact that you can be so cool and comfortable
and yet be dressed so very suitably' for any ,occasion.
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