The Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-11-06, Page 10THE GODERICR SIGNAL -STAR
ON T SQbLZz
AND .... $ERE AND THERE
First real snow storm of the
season last year was on this date,
November 6, and on the following
dtlty. .
'Pont Pride. \1.1'.1'., visiting the
Stivittl-Slur otII&-e last week -de-
scribed the rumor re a new trifle
way
•i ;h -
way b3 -passing Clinton as "a pile
dream."
Largest steel boat yet built by
_lathitvson Boat 'Works, lone 56
feet long, Ls nearing completion.
11 will go to Parry Sound.
The fat caner are getting thinner
and the thin ones are• getting fat-
ter at the "Keep Fit classes being
held every .Wednesday evening at
the public school gymnasium, it is
elaiwed. ..y the members atten-
ding. 'There are 14 regular atten-
dants artisans the WI .1114.11 with more
expos+te(1.
If poll wan, to keeps your busi-
ness a scot -t the sure w•ay 0 --Wet to
advertise.
CARDS OF THANKS
MISS at. L3'MAN uk BE AI''1'1-
LANt and Hair.Dressiug Salon
takes this opportunity to thank her
oustowers, fu1• their patruuage dur-
iug her terin of business iu Code-
rieh. 44
THE r1'1LY Or TILE LATE
Miss Frances E. McLean wish
to thunk the luaus friends and
neighbors fur their kindness autl
expressions of sympathy and -fur
the floral tributes received. 44
The "Queen ler a day- at 1110
Jaycee ladies' night Novemisr
12 will be seleeted tei• an unusual
Oasis.. Each wife 'will be called
upon to give exaggerated ,aceeunts
of her husband's 'faults. The wife
who. ean ma•ke her husband ap-
pear as just about "the_ world's
worst", will get the prizes and the
crown. Of cours.e, some wives will
_ have a head start. or so they will
Art Thompson of Reg. MeGee's
Green _Xeres farm was instrueted
to. hatil -in to safety a certain. gate
prt-vent it from . being taken
away by pranksters on Hallowe'en.
He went one better and 'took an-'
other gate also. Driving along the
road- with"the gates to take them
to near the house, a poliee car
.engthy explanation was he able to
aonvinee the cop4 that he wa -11.41
prankster .1 moving gate4 for fun
hut rattler one removing them to
PERSONAL-
MRS. 11. J. A. MacE\\'AN 11
anxious to express her at►-
prer.•iation to those who were ,o
kind and t iougl►tful for thea dur-
ing Mr. MacEWan's illness. 44
6L
l,d
A.
MRS.'EDWARD
and family wish to thank the
neighbors aaud friends who extended
their sym1401Ity to them, these who
sent floral tributes 'and those who
sent cards of sympathy. 44
MR. AND MRS. GOLDI'E N1 W -
TON take this opportunity of
thanking their ueighbol'$ and friends
of Zion !'birch and '1'x1?'1+►r's etirtar
for the beautiful and useful gifts
the, had. given them; they also
wish to express thanks for the kind
messages accompanying theist. They
wish their friends 11, ktioW they
have enjoyed being co-workers with
them and that they will tv,ntinue
to think Of theta individually and
unitedly.
BORN
AKE13011).---At 1 Ebury Street,
I3utely, Yorkshire, England, on
1►etubcr 27, 1952,10 Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Akeroyd nee Audrey Wits
land 1, a soli.
BAXTER.—Ai Alexandra Hospital.
Goderich, on October 31, 1952, to
Mr. and Mrs:. Sheldon Baxter.
Goderich, a daughter, alio roe
Norene.
IIAMILTON.--At Alexandra Ilos-
pital, Goderich, iru November 2.
1952, to Mr. and Mrs Gtorge
Hamilton, Goderich, a daughter.
HOLMES.-- At General Hospital,
Ottawa, on November 1. 1952, to
Vicki.wife of John E. Holmes,
1►ttawa, -11 daughter, ..Ann \'ictorhe
I..IUNUG1tEN.---At Ah xaudra IIos-
pital, Goderich, on • November 3,
1952, to Mr. , and Mrs. Allan
Ljanggren, Goderich, a- daughter,
Laurel Ellen.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED„
.alr. and Mrs. George A. Canol-
bele Goderich,"-.-kish to announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Ina May, to Mr. -Herbert John
StatTen. son ef Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
riage to take place the latter part
11 Briefs II
Make a note of it today to -renew
,our Signal -Star subs riptiuuWM' COW
au-
Keserye Friday evening, Novem-
ber 14, fur a curd party in the
Parish Hall under the `auspices of
Margaret Seager Club of St.
George's Church. "Bridge' will be
Played and progressive Five Hun-
dred. Luuch will be served. Ad-
wis_ uu 50e. Houle -wade candy,
home baking, jaws and piekles for
sale at our "Snack Bar." -40.6•
As wiuter mouths approach, now
is the time to review your fire
insurance- x1It
les. For �
ou
r
re-
puirements
of insurance on resi-
dential, business and farm proper-
ties, hlioue 766\\^; H1truld W. Shote,
lu ur;tute Agency, "All Lines Of
ln-uranee," North street, Goderich.
4144
ti -der Shell furnace oil and stove
oil front Edward Fuels, tank truck
dealer for 1111 Shell Oil Co.- products.
Phone 08.•42t1'
Reserve Saturday, November 10,
for a bazaar, bake table and tea
iu the Legion Blue Room from
3 to 5, sponsored by the Ladies'
Auxiliary. 4245
Goderich dome and School As-
sociation are holding a Bridge and
•'500" party in the auditorium of
the school on Friday, No �,ember 7,
at 8 p.m. Good •prize,, 1t1'fsc7h1 served.
Admission 50e. Everybody wel-
come. • 43-4
Keep November 11 open for .a
visit to Mrs. Kershaw's open house.
She will receive. teeth afternoon loot
evening. Tupper Ware will he on.
display. -43-4
Have you reuienrlercd to renew
y+ ur subscription to -the Signal
Star?
Annual Christmas Fair, first Sat-
urday in •Ileeeuiber at British Ex-
change Hotel, sponsored by ('.\W.1,.
-43-6
.Alimetk Chapter, 1.1►.1).E., will
Bold their regular sleeting at the
house of Mrs. .1. C. (-'utt, Park
Street, ou Monday, November 111.
at 3 p.ut. 44 I NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Goderich Art Club is planning al All persons baring claims against
]t4 al amateur painting exhibition the estate of Amelia Mary McLean,
to he hold soon. All these who -late of the Town of Goderich, in
have done original hinting recent- the C2►unty of Iluron, Spinster,- who
ly are asked to brih.g their work `died on or about the 17th „clay crf
to the art eentre on Tuesday. No -''October, 1952, are, requited to file
veuiher 11, at 8 p.m. The liret ex- I the same with full particulars with
hibitien of tine reproductions has I the undersigned by the 15th day of".
now been hung at the centre. 44 November, 1952, as after that spate
the assets of the Estate will be
distributed.
Dated at the Town of Goderich,
in the County of Huron, this 22nd
Clay of October, 1952. ,
R. C. HAYS,' Q.C..
Goderich, Ontario,
424- Solicitor for the Estate.
4
ZlilURSDAY, NOV. 6th, 19612
a
For Results — A Classified Ad
EON SALE
11.1114 SAtt.E
LONELY FIND 'A FRIEND
through ns. Write for folder.
FRIENDLY FOLKS, Box 303, Mac -
Tier,. Ont. 39-4sx
Picture Frames for photos,
prints" and paintings.
Any size Picture Frame ;made
to order.
• Smith's Art .81, Gift Store
East St. Phone 198
PIIILIC NOTICE
FLOOR SAND.ING‘
•
rloor sanding new aud old
floors. J. C; COOK, phone 23.1-.
ti.
Here's a tip so valuable
It'd belt be amplified
You'll always get results
By using classified.
NOTICE 1.O CREDITORS
NorICE TO CREDITORS AND
OTHERS
. Take notice that all persons
having any claims against the
estate of ANNIE 7SABELLA Mac-
KENZIE, late of the Township of
Ashfield in the' County of Huron,
madam, who died at the City of
Toronto on or about the first day of
1 Octobor, 1952, are required to file
sauce, with full particulars, with the
undersigned on or before the 141h
day of Novenl'bor, 195.2,, as after,
, that date the assets will be did,•
tributed.
Dated at Goderich, Ontario, the
!16th day of October, 1952.
FRANK R. DAIRROW, Q C.,
' Goderich, Ontario,
Solicitor for the estate.
42-44-
T1OTICI': '1'O CREDITORS AND
OTHER:+"
In the Estate of ,ELIZABETH
VAUGHAN, late of Goderich.
Deceased.
All persons claiming against the
above estate are required to for-
sti-ard full particulars to the under-
signed by November 15, after which
' date the assets of the estate will
be distributed.
FRANK Is►NNELLY. Q.C., Gode-
rich, Solicitor for the Estate.
-42-44
POR .SALE.—NEW AND USED
i:udius, electric and battery for
sale or trade. Excellent coudiVon.
Mtiny to choose. !;row. Sold with u
00 -day guarantee. 13. R. MUNI/AN,
Radio and Souhd Service, 7 \Widder
street. Phone 51)8.-it1
FC)li' SALE. ---A 'VERY , IN'PE•It-
F:S'1'ING red brick semi -bunga-
low with good accommodation.
Downstairs includes!, two bedrooms
and bathroom; upstairs are two
bedrooms and two-piece bath.' Two
closed in porches and breakfast
room. Oil heating, brick garage.
Lots of trees, shrubs and flowers.
Agent : MALCOLM
MATHERS,s
r
Real Estate Broker, 46 West street,
Goderich, Ontario. -36
Tickers are available from Mrs.
George Filsinger 'or at Bedford
Hotel for joint luncheon of Almieek
and Maple Leaf Chapters. I.O.D.E.,
at Beater(' Matt en Noveniber- 12.
44
thraeite. The deluxe' fuel for •Her- aka-nq it 1,,,
,TO ' CREDITORS AND
,- OTHERS
In the Estate of Charles Robb, late
For distinctive personal Christ- l of Ashfield, deceased.
mas -eards—cards with your name', All persons, claiming against the
above estate are required to file
mid your seleeted verse printed on .
particulars of the claims with the
Clinton. Summer months, Bayaeld, them_st:e the somple ,sso s o undersigned bv November 25th,
Christmas. cia rds at The Signal -St a r 1952, after 'which date the assets*
Office. Order them early before the '
, of the estate Will be distributed.
(-twice ones are out of stoek. 44-6 FRANK DONNELLY, Q.C., Gotle-.
Reserve 'Saturday, Noveinber 22! rich, Solicitor for the Estate.
for St. George's Girls' Auxiliary 43-5
-NOTICE TO' CREDITORS.
phone 45 r 2.
Guaranteed radio service. WILF.
REINHART ELECTRIC, Hamilton
street, phone 466.
New and Exclusive
have a new line of
Canadian and Imported
CHRISTMAS CARDS
that will capture your heart.
I take subscriptions also for
all magazines and news-
paper.s. Special gift rates
now m effect.
ERNIE BARKER
- 46 Hamilton St.
Phones: 232
1060W 42-50
ATTENTION FARMERS. FOR
YEARS TIIE HIGHEST PRICES
FOR HOGS HAVE BEEN PAID
IN AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
START YOUR WEANERS NOW
TO' GET THAT MARKET. SEE
US ABOUT A 110(4 C'ONTRACT.
PAY FOR FEED WHEN HOGS
ARE SOLD. NO EXTRA CHARGE.
GEO. „WRAITH, MINNEAPOLIS
AND FERGUSON FARM MA-
CHINERY, PURINA FEEDS.
MONTREAL STIMET. PHONE
1285. -200
ADMIRAL
TV
•
The Academy Award Winner
RADIO BUILT IN AT NO
EXTRA COST.
SOLD AND SERVICED BY
HUTCHINSON RADIO
Phone 498R
33tf
Huron Road
TICE.
Money loaned at lower cost on
purchase of new or late model cars
or new trucks or tractors. HAROLD
W. SHORE Insurance -Agency, "All
lines of insurance," North street,
Goderich, phone 766W. -41tf
Room and board at 44 Wellington
street, phone 98011.. -4,3tf
Skate sharpening. Lengthwise
and crosswise grinding. Hockey
and figure skates a specialty. Child,
ren 15'e, adults lale. Skates left at
arena, 10c pair extra. CULP'S,
100 Elgin avenue. 43-5x
FOR SALE.—BUI/GIES, READY
to train, talking strain. Cages,
seedy and bird supplies. Gold fish
and bowls. C. WOODS, 41 East
street. -40tf
FOR SALE. — 1 F141 1i SNO
Plow with 94 rt. wing, hand
hydraulic on plow and wing, a good
plow for any 3 ton truck. Worth
the money. See LEE JEN'NISON,
Grand Bend. ' Tel. 62. 43-4x
FOR, SALE,—STORE BUILDING
on main street in. Dungannon,
5 room apartment above. Iilydro
throughout. Immediate possession.
$900, 1/3 down. THOS. KOVIAK,
JR., R.R. 3, Goderich. Phone
110 r 27, Ripley. -4311
. Have you printing jobs to be done
'between now and the end of the
you are in need, send the printing
jobs into the Signal -Star NOW.
Soon the pressure.of (7hristmas ad-
vertising will cut down on the time
avatlable for job -printing and your
job inay be delayed. 44
Bake sale and afternoon tea by
Jewell's, 52 Britannia Road, Thurs-
tlay, November 13 from 2.30 to 5
Rummage sale in MacKay
Saturday, November 8 at 1.30.p.m.,
sPonsored by W.A. of North Street
United Church. For piek-up.
phone 487. 44
HOCKEY SEASON STARTS
AT ARENA THIS WEEK
•
Local hockey fans are getting
their first look at Canada's national
sport this week, as well as their
first peek 'at the revamped Sarnia
Pontiac's, with two games' sched-
uled for the Goderich Memorial
Arena.
Last night, Sarnia Sailor4,
Junior "II" outfit came here fer
the local opener with Pontiaes and
on- Friday night the Sh. Marys
Intermediates will play a return
game here, following their 9-5 de-
feat at St. Marys on Friday night.
The St. Marys outfit, still smark
ing from their defeat at the hands
of Pontiacs, will be out for revenge
hut the new players on the loeal
tine -up have proved strong addi-
tions and a good battle min be
expected, in spite of the loss of
Time To Change Shoes?
Slippery weather's coming up—so now's the time
to let us get iour car all set for it. First, we'd like to
talk over a pair of "snow -tread" tires for your rear
wheels during the wet, skiddy months. They eliminate
chains, save time and money for you—keep your family
on the safety -side.
Soond, we'll check you brakes and 'linings for
straight-line stops. And third, we'll check your- front-
end alignment for true -track steeilng.
Drop in this week, can you? We can help you really
get a lot more use and more enjoyment out of your car
this winter!
•
is Motors
FOR SALE. — CLOTHES LI:NI•?
poles, cedar, 20 feet. Price de-
livered, $3.00. JOHN HIND -
MARSH, 11.It. 2, Goderich, phone
1190J. -43-44
Ten furnished 5 -room cottages
located on beautiful 4 ocre lot
with ever 300 ft. frontage on the
Blue Water Highway and an ex-
cellent sand beach. A money maker
during the tourist season.
8 room brick house; 7 furnished
cabins, 1 brick and stucco cottage.
7 room frame house in good
heating, .very modern kitchen.
the estate of John Jackson Wilson,
4.
late of the Village 4: Auburn. in the
County of Huron, Retired, who died
on or about the 16th day of .0eto,
ber, 1952, are required to file' same
with full particulars with the un-
dersigned by the 29th day of NO-
vember, 1952, as after that date
the assets of the' Estate will be
'DATED 'at the 'Town Gode-
rieh, in the County of Huron, this
Tim y„of November, 1952.
Goderich,1 Ontario,
Sailicitor for the Estate.
44-7
IN MEMORIAM
8 room red brick Inluse with
garages, oil heating, 104 ft. lot in
good location.
C. ,F. CHAPMAN, Real Estate
Bror'er,. phone 18W.
FOR SALE-- 3-1V.AY, SUPER
like them in beauty. bow r1) St
rulauve and beating ptivr..r to
give you .Whole -house comfort.
13L.1(_•KsToNIEIS FURNITURE,
Phone- 240J.
FOR SALE. ----- USED EQUll'-
• 51ENT--one Massey -Harris 102
Junior, in excellent shape; one
Model It Universal Miuueup alis
Moline, less thuu a .year old; one
used manure spreader on steel;
one used manure 'spreader on rub-,
ber;new manure loaders for your
Ferguson or Ford tractors. New'
tractors and waeiliiiery at all times.
GEORGE •WItAF'PI!; Minn ea.polis-
Moline and Ferguson farm machin-
ery. Phone 14.'!35 and 931 r 3. -40
FORSALI,.—OU1t DUTCH
Bulbs are getting pretty low,
except for crocus which seem to be
In large supply.
��
claplov
p
rice
on orders of 25 or over. Jt.ACiK-
SON.S FLORISTS, Phone 105. 44
doors, size 6x0x7 feet. E.
OVERHOLT, Cambridge Street,
phone 664W. 11 44
' WALK, bloyele, in good condi-
tion; 1 pair boy's skates, size 1.
TELEPHON-E 1394W. 44x
FUIt SALE:—ON QUEBEC ST,
a very nice two -floor house,
hardwood floors in several" roosts,
(3 bedrooms, two -cur garage, large
lot. Agent, MALOOLM MATHE14S,
Real Estate Broker, 46 West street,
Goderich, 4041
FOR SALE.- — ONE SET OF
steps 23" high, 37" wide and 8
ft. long; 3 pieces Beaver Board,
4 ft. x 8 ft.; counter suitable for
work bench, 36" high, 24" wide and
12 ft. long. Aptly FRED WHIT-
'1'IN+(H-a1,' Waterloo street, phone
735W. -41t1
FOR SALE. — CUT FLOWERS,
beautiful garden chrysanthe-
mums, wide range of colors. L. R.
HOLMAN, Oameron street, phone
722. -40tf
FOR SALE., -11137 DODGE SE-
DAN, radio, beater, new rings,
6.923.
skates, size 6, high narrow boots,
in good shOpe, reasonable, PHON.E
320J, 44x
A ES AR . —IN LOVING MEMORY
of William D. Caesar who pas-
sed away November 3, 1951.
We watched you suffer day by day
And could not help in any way;
Ikut just stood by and saw you pass
Into the Saviour's arms at last.
—Sadly missed and lovingly re-
membered by wife and family.
44x
1111111111.1,
ART CLUB
Members of the Goderieh Art,
Club had a busy time last Tuesday
evening. They. cleaned windows,
bung drapes and put up their first
exhibition of reproductions. They
were samples of landscapes and
still life painting by Paul Cezanne,
Vincent Van Gogh and Seurat,
tWo of the stars of last yetu's "Third Class Carriage" by Daum -
Ron Biggar, to Fife Flyers of the Homer; "November" by Charles
Scottish Cup League. Burchfield -and a group of portraits.
There
will be no
Christmas Circulars
mailed out by Miss
Mary B. HOWell this year.
HoweVer, all publishers' offers
can be handled hy her. All you have
to do is phone her for full informalion
re Christmas gift' subscriptions.You can give
a full year's subscriptions to some magazines for as
little as 75c. Yott can't beat that for value.
PHONE
213-W
Miss Mary B. Howell
10 St. Vincent St.
doderich, Ont.: 44-50
Pirckystoztrstsaikw
t" tit KtilerCeCiVIMPCMEKIVVOMMIPICCtitiVICKte
FOR SALE. -1937 enEv. STAN-
DARD sedan; pair hockey boots
and skatos, size 9%, new; until's
bicycle. .Applal GLEN ECKMIER,
88 Nelson Street. ' 44x
Olt 'SALE.—HUIN'TZMAN UP-
RIGHT piano in good Condi-
tion; several lady's dresses, sizes
18-20, and numerous other articles.
Phone. 365, or call at 211 East
street. -443
FOR SALE.:—SMALL COAL OR
wood range With waterfront, in
',rood condition, priced reasonable.
PHONE 177M. 44x
CULBERVSBAKERY'
"Vile Home of Tasty Pastry"
NEOPOLITAN CAKES -50c each
a three -layer cake with lemon and butter erente- icing.
CREAM -FILLED CUP CAKES -4 for 17c
•CHOPSUEY LOAVES -30c each
Christmas 'Cake now on pale, place your order earlyr
Only. 80c lb.
Wedding, Anniversary and Birthday Cakes a
specialty
Orders of $1.00 and over delivered.
,Please phone early
Phone 465
FOR ARTIFICIAL SERVICE
from this farmer owned,
licenced, non-profit, growing, co-
operative Association, from top
quality bulls of all ',breeds, the
rates are: $25.00 fer a life member-
ship, s5.00 per COW.. for members,
and $6.00 per cow for non-members.
Waterlcio Cattle Breeding Associ-
taries For service, contact HARRY
G. REID, Baylield 27, or CHARLES
.1. BRANDON, Clinton 633 r 5 be -
FOR 'SALE.--allOY'S SKATES,
sizes 1 and 5. 91 WELLING-
TON STREI.711, Phone 6543. 44_x
R SALE.—BROWN MOUTON
coat, :hill length, size 16, reas-
onable. PHONE 948W. airs. G.
Inglis, 14 Bruce Street. 44x
SALE.—ELECTRiC TRAIN,
track mounted' on board, nearlY
now, priced for quick sale, $15.00
complete. 92 CAMBRIA ROAD.
Phone 387M.' 44tf
FOR SALE,--COLENIAN OIL
°space heater, nearly new; 45
gallon oil,druin; kitchen stove, sev-
eral storm aashes and Inside doors.
PHONE 8183. 44
pin SAILE.--WHITE FIGURE
skates, size 11. PIMNE 745..
44
FoR 'NOVEMBER IS
salami* time. While we produce
them the year round, they are at
their very best this month. Bpy
them freely, they last so well.
JACKSt)NS FLORISTS, Plume 10.a.
44
F(►It: SALE. --ONE USED -COAs.
Stove, ono- used circulating heat-
er, one used Quebec heater, unit
me d bicy+•le. Ail in good eonditiou.
Priced' for quick S ik•. IVRECKEN-
-121D)E IIAIZD\WARE.
FOR SALE.—'RUDDy ICE BOX,
white enamel. in splendid eon -
(talon, Apply 85 DIA4IN AVE W
CRESS CORN 1SALVE FOR SURE
relief. s •Druggists sell Cress
Bunion Salve. Wear stylish shoes.
'Fairbanks Morse, various sizes,
either stationary or power take-
off st yles. (:140. WRAITH, Phone
1285 or 931r3. 44tf
WANT
11'ANTEL t TO RENT
%ANTED.=LIt T1A(3b OF PRO- WANTED D TO RENT.— SMALL
PEJLTIES for ,sale. C. F. house or apartment by salea,-
CEHAPMAN. Real Estate Broker. Ulan and family of one child, per -
Phone 18W. 39t1 manent residents. PHONE 1258.
44x
WANTED. --OLD HORSES AND
dead cattle. If dead, phone at
once. GILBERT BROS., Mink
Ranch, phone collect 936 r 32 or
936 r 21. -2611
pendable—autoniatie heat for every
type of bome. Come in today and
P 111" new nrodels':'
FURNITI*I1E. Phone
Fr/It SA1.E.—A 1111014
- Automagic washer, in good eon,
an autoinatie washer at a reason -
price. May be 11 na need.
Pontiac--Buick—G.M.C. Trucks
TON. ST. PHONE 344
WANTED.—LISTINGS OF PRO-
PERTIES for sale. No charge
to you until property is sold.
MALCOLM SLATHERS, 11 e a 1
Estate Broker, 46 West St., Gode-
rich. Phoue 115W. tat'
WANTED. ---FARM, 100 ACRES
or more, enclose full portico -
tars to BOX 74, SIGNAL -STAR.
WANTED. — LADIES: YOt'lt
spare time agreeably and pro-
fitably employed by taking orders
for Lingerie and' Hosiery for
Ladies, Men, Children and Baba's,
also Bedding. Nothing easier vvith
our magnificently illustrated cata-
logue with colors, containing about
000 superior quality garments,- all
with samples of our materials. All
is a value of- $25.00 being - loaned
to yon kree. Satisfactiod guaran-
teed or money refunded. Fast de-
livery. GenerOus commission, bon-
uses, gifts etc. We. are positively
the ones who givg the' most to their
representatives and stilt offer the
lowest. selling prices. Join our
4,000 satisfied representatives by
Writing itumediately : 'DU JOUR
LINGERIE , Inc., lberville St.,
Montreal. (.4235-126) -30-45
FOR SALE. --P AIR BOY'S
skates, size 5, in gtiod condition,
PIT( iNE 620M or WRITE P.O.
F°R SALE.—I PAIR GIRL'S
:Ifigure .skates, size. 2; 1 pair
skates, SiZe women's red coat,
Ze 14-16. PHONE 27J after 6
FOR SALE.— BLA.CK COAT,
wool boucle, semi -fitted, mink
collar, size 42, just like new, well
under flair price. Call at 66 Bill-
lANNIA .R.oAD, West, any day
after 3 p.m. 44x
FOR SALE,—TyBE SKATES,
size 5, reasonable price. PHONE
384J.
flowering plants at a nice range of
FLORISTS, Phone 105.
Fon SALE.-4KROEHLEIt BEI/ -
chesterfield in good • condition.
PHONE 386 after 6 pan. 44x
boot skates, size 6. PHONE
864W. 44x
WANTED. — ENDING AND
darning. Articles must be
clean. PUIONE 194M. 44x
FOlt SALE.—BOY'S SKATES,
'size 10, in good condition.
PHONE 020W. '44
FOR S ALE. ---TUR EN QUEBEC
heaters, two of. medium size
and one small size. 1.1'110NE 8523.
FOR SALE. ---SMALL HOUSE,
3 rooms and bath, renovated,
vacant, oil stove, 1-5 acre lot, bar-
gain, terms. Apply W. A. SUTII-
MU AND, Bo rrlster. Phone mo..
TO KEN"I
FOR RENT.- HOUSE ON
\'iet'oria Street, 3 i-ooms, bath
and eellai•, suitable for couple. AP-
PL1 A1148. '1'. E. G14.AV', Phone 476.1
or 279. 44
ves. PHONE S62J. 44
TO RENT.--110VSE, a MILES
from Goderiell, 3 bedrooms,
garden, laissession
GORIniN JEWELL. R.R. 6, Gotle-
rich, Phone 3tir4 Carlow after 7.30
TO 11ENT.--410USE, 4T11
Concession. Goderich Township,
4 miles frOm town, hydro and
water. PlIoNE 934r41. 44
WANTED.--4tAWLEIGH BUSI-
NESS now °Pen in Huron
County. • Trade well established.
Excellent opportunity. Full time.
Write at once. RAWLEICAH'S
Dept. ML -K-216-189, Montreal.
44-5
'Sword Ferns, fine new plants on
Allle at 20 r/f discount. We have
more than .we baie room. -for.
lAtIKSONS FLORISTS, Phone 105.
44
pllt SALE.- -A VERY ATTIII,c-
TIVr, bungalow n west end
locatioa 1-25 Kt. Patrick's Street.
Pmperty has living room, small
dining room. kitchen, laundry, 2
n Ce: 11 i re garden. Agent MAL-
colaat MATIMHS. Hell) Estate
Broker, 16 West Street.. Goderiele
Phone llaW. 4441'
ing in March; saddle mare, Hahn!,
three. sired by Pinwheel thee
homes). MARY THoMP N
9.13r:11. A,nforth.
44
SEALED TENDERS
like to establish yourself in a
business of your own with a real
future. Sell our 250 guaranteed
.products, to riends . and neighbors„
You don't need capital or previous
selling experience. Write fair free
catalogue and details. FAMILEX,
1600 d Delorimier, Montreal. 44
10.01
tiE LADY'S GLAS-
SES in brown ease, pink ;Plastic
frames. Finder please notify'alltS.
Reward. 44
Rewartl. Finder •please leave at
302W. 44
LOST.—LADY'S PURSE 'ON
Square on Sunday, eontaining
papers and sum of money. Finder
pleose leave at THE ANDREW
DAIRY or SIGNAL-S.TAR Office..
NOTICE
WA.NTED.—AGENTS. GO INTO
business for yourself- No col-
lections. NO. stock. Take orders
through interesting method for lat-
est style knitted garments, lingerie.
children's and infant's wear, ,which
are fully guaranteed or full pur-
chase price refunded. Immediate
delivery. _High earnings Full or
part-time ,Representatlyes wanted.
Write today ler Information. 1-1(4-
44-6
ViTANTED.—WORK IN LOCAL
,ofilee by a young girl experi-
enced in typing and bookkeeping.
Please WRITE. P.0„ BOX 661. 44
woman to look after a family
.of five Dor one week either end of
November or first part of Decem-
ber. Reply, atating wages exPec-
ted to BOX 17, SIGNAL -STAR.
44x
WANTED TO BUY.—PIANO IN
gotx1 condition. PHONE 1024.
44x
.ilygienie supphes (rubber goods)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. Six sam-
ples 25e; 2,1 samples $1.00. Mail
Order Dept. T-53. NOV-RUBBER
CO., Box 91. Hamilton. Oni.
VOTERS' LIST NOTICE.
Voters' List, 1952, Municipality of
the Town of Goderieh, Counnty of
Huron.
Notice is hereby' given that I
have complied with Section 9 of
the Voters' Lists Act and that I
have posted up at my office 'att the
Town Hall, Goderich, on the 27th
day of October, 1952, the list of
all persons entitled to vote in the
said municipality at municipal elec.
Hans, and that such list remains
there for Inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take inimediate proceedings to
havee Sits, errors or omissions cort;
reeled according to law, the last
date of appeal being the 10th day
of November, 1952.
Clerk of the Town of Goderich.
Copy- of the Voters' List may be
seen at the Town Hall, the Post
Office, the Banks, or with any mem-
ber Of the -Council.
Nomination for the offices of
Mayor, Reeve, Iaeputy-Reeve, Coun-
eillors for 1953, two Public Utilities
Commissioners for 1953 and 1954,
and four Public Scheel Trustees for
1953 and 1951, Will be held at the
Town Hall Auditorium on Friday,
November 28th, 1952, at 7.30 p.m
The eleetion, if necessary, will
take place on Monday, December
Emersow rug Store
Corner West St. and Square Phone 46. We deliver.
"As handy as the Postoffice"
TOWNSHIP OF GODERIOH.
S'enied tenders will be received
noon, Saturday, November 15, 1952,
for etplipment with the necessary
plows for now removal of Goderich
Township roads. 'tenders to state
priee per holm kind and size of
trneks and plows to be nsed.
tained from Road 'Superintendent
Roy Tyndall, RAI. 3, Clinton.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily ccempted.
R. E. THOMPSON.
Township Clerk,
Clinton, Ont.
FOR BABY SKIN CARE
Lanolin Tube
Diaperwash Ointment
JohnSon Baby Oil
Johnson Baby Cream
Johnson Lotion
Mennen 's Oil
Baby's Own Soap
Johnson 's Powder
40c, 65c
65c, 1.15
65c
68c, 1.25
15c
33c,. 61c
-1-145
Livestock ana poultry losses to
niarauding coyotes are reported in-
Dextri Maltose
Dexiu-
Lactogen
Protein Milk
Pablum Cereals
BABY FOODS
98c
85c
1.00, 3.50
89c, 1.99
23c, 43c