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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-01-29, Page 10PAG1C ?KN tier IRS SQUARE THE 'GOD ERICB SIGNAL -STA M CND ... , HERE . AND THERE January is just about over. Not a bad winter so far; Congratulations to the enterpris- ing Exeter Times -Advocate which won Ontario and National awards for its traffic safety campaign. The awards were given by the All - Canada Insurance Federation and the competition was open to week- ly newspapers across Canada. t' No shows at the Capital theatre on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday for the Month of February. Just on Friday and Sat- , urday` Reason? . The theatre's in- terior will be undergoing renova- i tions. Number of immigrants who ' came to Huron County in the - period from 1946 to 1951 was 1,252, according to the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, Following E. J. Pridham Is New Chairman of Library Board The Goderich Public Library Iloarai held' the • annual meeting on Monday night, and elected Mr. E. J. Priclham, chairman, succeed- ing Mr. H. M. Shackleton. Mr. Clayton- Edward is vice-chairman, e and Miss Rose Aitken, secretary ttreasurer.The following committees wer appointed, the first -named to be chairman: Property — Malcolm Mathers William Boyle, Clayton Edward. Finance—M. H. Stephens, Wil fred Reinhart, Glen Gardiner, Rev. Dr. Kenneth Taylor. Miss Rose Aitken, librarian, re- ported an increase of 420 books in circulation ovpr 1951. Total circulation was 26,110 of which 19,521 books were read by adults and 6,589 by juveniles. Duringthe year 793 books were purchased at a cost of $1,311.23. The total book 'stock was 10,302. There were 2,091 borrowers; 1,377 of whom were adults, and 714 children, an increase of 87 adult and 52 juvenile, Receipts Were $512.49 Receipts for cards, fines and rental collections were $512.49. During the year a new, lowered ceiling was put in the children's room in the basement. are the numbers who came in the ' s periods referred to: 126 between ' 194145; 190 between 193140; 569 between 1921=30; 490 between I 1911-20. I A "new look" was given the up- tairs departments when the read - hg and reference rooms and halls were,a, covered with linoleum. The children's room was painted n the same color as previously; A member of the Signal -Star staff since the middle of ,October, f 1951, Philip 11. Calder left last t Saturday for Peterborough where t he has joined the- news staff of p the Peterborough Examiner. As c a 'former resident, Phil was no a stranger on his return to Gode- rich in 1951. On his return he not t only renewed old friendships but G made many new friends and the s Signal-Starjoins with these friends v in wishing him every . success in his newspaper career. Three- older s brothers entered the same pro- fession before him. - • but in the adult, shades of green, were used in the reading and re- erence rooms; sunny yellow in he stock room and dusky rose in he halls --the whole presenting a leasing appearance which has re- eived expressions of high appreci- tion from the public. Every facility and enjoyment of he library have been provided for oderich reading public, and the cores of out of .town people who isit Classes from the public and eparate schools visit the library. Book talks are given them and stories told by Miss Betty Mc- Kenzie, ,assistant librarian, who also explains classification , of books on the shelves, which assists t ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED ' Mr. 'Ind Mrs. Thomas George t Evans of Toronto announce the hem in finding the book of their engagement of their daughter, hoice, Helen Marie, to John Keith Saund- ers, son of Mrs. Saunders and the ASHFIELD late Charles Kennedy Saunders, i Goderich. The marriage will take ASHFIFLD Jan' 27 r. anti i place on Thursday, February 5, Pt Mrs. Stewart MacLennan and - Bayne attended the • wedding of their cousin in Detroit on Satur- day. , Mr. and Mrs. -'David MacKenzie and Beverley and Mrs. Sarah Mac- Kenzie spent the week -end in Tor- onto. The latter witr., remain in Toronto tyith ber daughter for the winter months. Mrs. Rinse Wiersma and. child - 1 -en -of -Lueknow are living -with her arents Mr. and d Mrs. Van de La a Y as ' Mr. Wiersma has' gone to Oshawa to work. Mr. ,Duncan MacKay suffered a relapse and went back to hospital for a few days. HeRris now home, but has to rest for • some time. Mrs. Tigert is again' supplying for him in S.S. No. 3. Mr. Joseph Maclntyre spent some days. in Toronto. Mrs. Will.. Drennan has, gone to visit friends in Detroit. Congratutations to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson on the birth of a son in Kincardine hospital on Fri- day, January 23. Calvary Baptist Church, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Willis, Gode- rich, announce the .engagement of their daughter, Marjorie Anne, to Norbert Joseph Wisser, Windsor. son of Mr: and Mrs. A. J. Wisser, Goderich. The wedding will take place in Windsor early in Feb ar'y. - ru- fix • A MODERN. 3 speed Record Player can be easily installed in your present Radio.,Phono Combination, Call for full particulars. Hutchinson Radio Huron Road Phone 498R Help Wanted SALESMAN 'TO CALL ON DEALERS Long . established Agricultural Implement Manufacturer requires the services of man, aged about 35, who hu good experience in this line (no others need apply). Established clientele--galaxy_Expenses and bonus --- Transportation supplied. Write giving full particulars of past occupation to BOX 6, SIGNAL -STAR. 4-5 Changeable Weather MEANS' CHECK FOR SAFETY DRIVE IN AND HAVE US- CHECK YOUR BRAKES; STEERING, TZEtES, .LIGHTS, HORNS AND WIPERS. Samis Motors Pontiac—Buick----G.M.C. Trucks ST. PRONE 344 Q MISS NORMA HOfBBS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hobbs, and l•1Ii. DONALD GORDON, u,M.G., L.L.D., whose engagement has been announced. bliss Robbs is a graduate in Arts of McGill University and served with the \\ .R E.N.S. during the last war. Mr. Gordon is Chairman and 1'n'sident (df the Canadian National Railways, and former Deputy (avernatr of the Bank of Canada and during the war Chairman of the War - tune 1'riees and Teale Board. The marriage will take place in the spring. • (Miss Hobbs' photo by Meseta Studio) Women's Hospital Auxiliary Reviews Briefs Year rogress For Results - A Classified Ad FOR S&LE FOIL SALE. -.N E `i\& 1) C S ED radius, electric and battery cur, sale ur trade. Excellent condition: Many to choose froth. Sold with u tin -tiny guarantee, 15. it- MUNDAY, i.Iudiu Arid Sound Service, 7 Wilder street. Phone 598. FO.14 S. WF ,--11AM MIBlt' MILLS, Fairbanks Morse, various sizes, either stationary or power take- ot) styiles. GEO. WRAITH, Phone 1285 or 931r3. 44tt FOR SALE. --A VEitx ATTItAC- '1'IVL 'bungalow in west end location at 125 St. Patrick's Street. Property bus living room, small dining room, kitchen, laundry, bedrooms and bathroom, oil fur- nace, nice garden. Agent MAL- COLM MATIIF3IS, Ileal Estat' Broker, -10 West- Street, 'Gudt:rich. 1'•hone 115\\'. 44ef FOR. SXLE.----,SUlitG'E MII.KER.S irC safer for your ( do milk faster and are easier wash- ed. Your Surge dealer is 1L VELL McG1-'IRF), Wingharn, phone 5ttd\V. l �t)lt SALE.—USED REI'IIIGER- AT`olt%;+, electric ranges, ran•lgettea and Washingng machines at Pltl(,`E.S. SHORE Al'-PLIANCES, Goderich, your head - !quarters fur hearing aid batteries. 47 of P FOR SALE. — LARGE PAPER • baler. Ideal for individual or 1 New and necessary equipmen purchased for the hospital, air a successful year of activity unde the leadership of Mrs. N. C. Jac t on County Children's Aid Societ d will be held at the Court House ✓ Goderich, on Wednesday, Febru ary 11, at 3 p.m. -5-6 Jac! The Kinetic Club are holding a organization collecting paper of al The annual meeting of the Hur• • kinds. Apply SIGNAL -STAR OF- ' FILE. -4-5 son, featured the reports of th Women's Hospital Auxiliary at th annual meeting held, on Monda afternoon at the hospital: Mrs. N. C. Jackson was re-electe president. Other officers are: Ho orary presidents, Mrs. M. G. Cam eron, Mrs. E. W. Carrie: honorar vice-president, Mrs. E. McLaugl Iin; past president, Mrs. 4). D Mooney; first vice-president, Miss Grace Strang; second vice -press dent, Mrs. Calvin Cant; recordin secretary, Mrs. T. Donnelly; ,freas urer,. Mrs. George MacEwan; Cor responding secretary, Mrs. William Newcombe; press and public re- lations secretary, Mrs. F. R. Red (Mt; sewing committee convener Mrs. D. E. Campbell; nominatingcsbmmittee, Miss -Grace Strang, Mrs George MacEwan, Mrs. W. 'A, Mac Laren, Mrs, -.H. Rivers. Mrs. Jackson expressed her ap- preciation of the co operation o the members. Mrs. F. R. Reddit presided for the election of 'on.ers, and the report of the nominat ing Committee was presented u 11IacVicar. Mrs. Thomas Donnelly, secre tary, presented the following re view of 1952 activities: - The W.H.A. in 1952 had a paid meterbars ' hi of 25 and held- eigh meetings with 'an average attend ance of 14. • A visiting committee was appointed to take treats to the patients on their monthly visits which was later changed to articles needed by the patients. A coffee percolator was purchased for, the win. 'Ag gift of ‘ baby oil, talcum powder and soap in an attractive package was .given to each baby born in he hospital in 1952. In February, Dr. N. C. Jackson described a new ype of -aspirator resuscitator and a croupette tent. The resuscitator was purchased for the hospital by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority group, and a croupette tent was purchased .by the Aux- iliary. - Proving unsatisfactory it was later" exchanged for a soap -dis- penser and stainless steel instru- ment tray for the operating room. Surgical instruments were pur- chased • by the Auxiliary to the v e bridge, "55)0" tint] euchre 15 1y, in e toe - \Ltu,nie 111111, on AVednesday, y February 11, at 8 p.m. • Lunchserved. Aduhitsion 50c. -'2-6 d order Shell furnace oil and stove 11- oil front Edward Inlets, tank truck dealer for all Shell 011 Co. prbduey. Y 'Photle 98. - -42tf - t- order today Hudson -1) and 11! • i antliI-welts 111 ,stove .Inti nut, $_7.00 a ton: als(r, buckwheat an- - thracite for ilercu 'Units---'f1S.50 a g tun. Phone ltt(Y_', Overholt (`nal Co, - All cowl weighed o11 Town settles. 2-5x Card party Thursday, January 29. at 8.30 p.m., at Carlow HMI, - sponsored by Colborne Women's Institute. Everybody welcome. 4-5x •' You will have no difficulty chops- - t ing your new curtains and drap- eries from the beautiful new ma- - terials and attractive patterns now f on display in Ilibbert's basement. t home furpishings Department. Card party, February 5, at Leg- ' - -ion Hall at 8 p.m. '500," euchre nd bridge. Lunch served. Ad- nission 50c, sponsored by Legion Auxiliary. -5 Mr. A. L. Cole will not be in his office until March 14. His t assistant, Miss rs Johnston, t n wilt be - in the office 1 to 4 p.m. each, day" and will look after any appoint- ments for you. 5 , Euchre and ,dance at British Ex- change Hotel, Friday, February 13, auspices of C.W.L. Cards 8-9.30, lunch. - Dancing to Olde Tyme music to 1. The Maple Leaf Chapter, hO.D.E. will meet at the home of Mrs. Stan Prevett, Colborne street; on Tues- day, February 3, at 8.15 p.m. -5 The regular meeting of St. George's Church Women's Guild will be held in the Guild Room, Tuesday, February 3, at 3 p.m. -5 The annual Valentine Tea spon- sored' by North Street Evening Auxiliary will be held in the 'a alue of $300• Nurses' Dance The president, Mrs. N. C. Jack- son, represented the Auxiliary on' the Hospital Board. In April the nurses held a successful dance which the Auxiliary assisted by promising financial support and serving lunch under the convener - ship of Mrs. George MacEwan. A donation of $25 was made toward a washing machine for the nurses' residence. o A very successful birthday party was held on Hospital Day, May 10, with tea served under the con- venership of Mrs. Rivers. We regret that the Auxiliary was bereaved of two life members, Mrs. A. D. McLean and Miss Amelia McLean; also of two mem- bers, Mrs. Salkeld and Miss Belle MacVicar, all of whom were faith- ful and interested members for many years. The sewing committee kept the sewing and mending up to date as far as possible, but more help is needed- in this department. In the fall, 500 calendars were sold by the Auxiliary under the leadership ^of Mrs, D. D. Mooney from which a net sum of over $100 was realized. Magazine subscriptions were renewed for the nurses, and Christ - FOR SALE. -- A GENERAL store in smalr village in South Huron on good highway. A good brick building with fully modern living quarters above store. - Con- siderable store equipment included in price of $10.000. Value of stock, approximately .$11,000, to be at invoice price. If interested contact CECIL WHEELER, Blyth Box 55, Realtor.' Phone 88. FOR SALE FOR SALE.—ONE USED TWO- PjECE chesterfield suite in good condition. May be seen at LODGE FURNITURE, West street. -5. -FOR SALE. — PAIR OF BOY'S skates, size 4, in good condi- tion. Phone 830W. -5 FOR SALE.. — BLACK, white enamel Empire stove in good condition. $25. Phone 1576W. AND cook Price' -5 FOR SALE.—ONE SOFA BED, used; may be seen at LODGE FURNITURE, West street. -5 FOR SALE.—QUEBEC HEATER (New Quebec), in good condi- tion; also boy's overcoat almost new, size 8 years. Phone 589J, 146 Widder street. 5x FOR _SALE,—ONE USED TWO- PIECE chesterfield suite in good condition. LODGE FURNI- TURE, West street. -5 CRESS CORN SALVE FOR SURE relief. Druggists sell Cress Bunion Salve—wear stylish shoes soon. 5 FOR SALE.—ONE USED STUDIO couch priced for quick sale. LODGE FURNITURE, West street. -5 FOR SALE,—PRIVATE SALE OF' three-piece chesterfield suite; seven -piece mission oak dining room suite; antique walnut bed- room suite; single bed, spring and mattress; dressing table and bench; odd ,tables and chairs; jacket heater; 1 man's winter over- coat; woman's seal coat, size 20; ukelele and case. D. JOHNSTON,. 47 Elgin avenue, .:West, or call 270J after 5. - -5-6 FOR SALE. — CHESTERFIELD and lounge `chairs; reduced prices. LODGE FURNITURE, West street. .5 FOR SALE. — TWELVE PIGS, seven weeks old. Phone 1323 5 Carlow. 5x FOR SALE. -- LADY'S WOOL gabardine suit, wine color, size 40, perfect condition. Reason for selling—too small. Also . lady's grey and brown tweed spring coat in Al shape, size 18. Enquire any time, 89 Napier street, Gode lick. 4a ALE BY TENDER, FOR, SALE. ---SECOND-HAND clothing, including lady's black seal coat and brown muskrat coat, about size 14, in real goad condi- tion; two lady's formal dresses, pink. and blue; boy's brown shoes, size 6, good as new; other articles -- niay also- be seen at THE CRAFT AND GIFT 0 The Administrator of the Estate f Walker Murray offers for sale by tender Lot 16, Plan 13, Suo- division of part - of Harbour Re- ' serve, Town Plot of Port Albert in the Township of Ashfield. Tlie property 'consists of summer cot- tage with two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, . screened in ver- andah and hydro electric power. Tenders will be received i sealed envelope addressed to R. C. HAYS, Hamilton street, Gode- s Februar 2nd Y ;1953,_ Highest- or--any.._tender_ not necessarily accepted. The pro- perty is open for inspection. -3-5 FOR SALE. — 100 -ACRE FARM, clay loam, all tillable, 11/. story frame house, new; hard and soft water, barn 60 x 40 feet with 25 foot lean, new garage, artesian well, cement silo, hydro through- out, 5 minute walk from R.C. church, school and store at Kings - i bridge, possession in spring, price reasonable. NACE MARTIN, R.R. 3, Goderich. 4-6 -rich on orbefore efor FOR SALE. - ONE DRESSING table in first-class condition, priced for quick sale. LODGE FURNITURE, West street. -5 church hall on Wednesday, Febru- aryll taOR SALE OR RENT. CEN- p in good time for a choicC l' e selection from the home baking and candy sale. -5-13 Come and bringa friend to the Sunset Circle Club's annual birth- day party. Everyone is welcome to a free social evening, Wednes- day, February 4, at 8 p.m., in MacKay Hall. "500," euchre and bingo will be played. Members please bring sandwiches. -5 Special this week -end, the fam- ous Bates bed spreads; have spreads and drapes to match; good choice of patterns -and colors, all less 20% at Schaefers. -5 mas favors provided for the pat- ients. - "Our official delegate to the On- tario Hospital Aids Association convention at Toronto, was Miss Etta Saults. Her report of . the meetings and entertainment form- ed a pleasing conclusion to an- other successful year. The treasurer, Mrs. Harold Hib- bert, reported total receipts of $1,090:46; disbursements, $945.83, balance, $144.23 Tea was served- after the meet- ing, with Miss Margaret Strang presiding at the tea tablas, and a pleasant social half hour was en- joyed over the- teacups. An advertisement In the• Signal atnr brings, rtcsulta. WANTED EXPERIENCED TRANSFER' -KNITTERS, LOOPERS STEADY EMPLOYMENT GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS APPLY— CLINTON' PPLY CLINTON' HOSIERY MILLS tTD. CLINTON, ONT. or your nearest National Employment Office. TRALLY located store building with apartment in the Village of Mildmay, County of Bruce, hot water oil heating, suitable for any type of business, formerly oc- cupied by hardware store. . Irh• niediate possession. Apply to FRANK FEDY, Mildmay, Ontario, Phone 19.' 5 "BEST WE EVER HAD" SAYS customer J. F. Brisbois, Prescott, Ont., of his Big -4 Can- adian Approved Chicks. Hatchery has wide choice day -olds, pullets, started, also capons. Order soon for best returns. Particulars from agent. RYAN & SON, Goderich; CHAS. SCOTT, Auburn. -5 FOR SALE.—EIGHTY-ACRE PAS- TURE farm, lot thirty, fifth concession, Goderich Township. Terms reasonable. Apply ELVERA CHURCHILL, 2183 Bloor St. W. Toronto. ' -5-8 FOR SALE. — SECOND HAND doors and windows. Phone 548. -5 FOR SALE, --FRAME HOUSE, 6 rooms, in village of Dungan- non. For further details contact BILL WIGGINS, Dungannon, phone 51 r 4. ' 5-7x FOR SALE. Spring gardens (pots made ,of daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, with or without fern) $1.50 and up; also pot hyacinths, tulips and daffodils. A new shipment of African violets, several new varieties. Cut flowers. Spring' flowers are lovely and lower in price. Roses and carnations always in stock. .IACKSONS FLORISTS, phone 105. -5 FOR SALE.—PRIVATELY OWN- ED '39 Dodge sedan in good condition. Apply ELMER B. FISHER. Phone Carlow 1104. -5tf I'"UR SALE.—TWO LOTS; 1941 Buick in good shape; G.M.C. car radio; 1932 Chev, motor in good shape and spare parts; two 'itchen cabinets; two coal heaters, small and large; mart's bicycle; lady's coat, size 12; new trailer; car heaters. Phone 1098W. -5-6 , West street. -5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS N;OTIC>~ TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of ALEXANDER JAMES COOPER, late 'of Goderich, Deceased. Alt persons claiming against the above estate are required to for= i ward full particulars to the under -1 . THURSDAY, JANUARY -29th; 198$ CULBERT'S BAKERY "The Home of Tasty Pastry" Cream Fudge Cakes- 0c each 'with Chocolate Fudge Icing . and Filling, BOSTON CREAM PIES and CHERRY BOSTON PIES 60c EACH PINEAPPLE -FILLED BUNS . 35c doz. Wedding, Anniversary and Birthday Oakes a specialty, Orders of $1.00 and over delivered. PHONE 465- PHONE EARLY WANTEI WANTED.—YOUNG LADY TO train as cashier. Good pros- pects for advancement. Apply MANAGER, DOMINION STORE, Goderi9h. -5 WANTED _HOUSEKEEPER TO live in. G. W. LAITHWAITE, 59 Elgin avenue, phone 920W. -5 WANTED. --SALES CLERK, 1'RE- FERABLY with previous ex= perience HENDERSON'S BOOK STORE. -a WANTED --WORKING MAN RE- QUIRES $2,500 for first mort- gage; 5 or 6 per cent interest over term of 10 years; pay once 'or twice yearly. Write BOX 8, SIG- NAL -STAR- 5x WANTED.—ORDERS FOR CAN ADIAN Approved - Baby Chicks.- For information Contac GEO. WRAITH, your Purina •deal ,er; or write CRAWFORD'S HATCHERY, Lueknow. All stock government inspected and banded. ----- --5tf IF -YOU WANT AN OPPORTUN- ITY to,, make more money, --if you want a future that gives you a chance at independence—if you want to enjoy financial security-- becohie a Familex Dealer. We offer you the best deal on the market today. 250 guaranteed products to sell in a protected territory. Experience unnecessary, Write • immediately for details, FAMILEX, Dept. 2, 1600 Delori- rnier, Montreal. , • -5 WANTED TO BUY. -- GOOD used typowriter' Contact SIGNAL -STAR OFFICE. - -4-5 WANTED. FULL OR PART- TIME office work; •no short- hand. Phone 1018M, ss 4x signed by February 14, 1953, after AVAN'rI'iD• DIIESSMAKING, which date the assets of the estate . alterations, prices reasonable, PHONE will be11: dis r t ibuted FRANK DONNELL ', Q.C., Gode- rich, -Solicitor for t,lie Estate - NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons having claims again st the estate of David Elroy Rodges, late of the Township of Goderich, in the County of Huron, farmer, who died on or about the 12th day of January, 1953, are re- quired to file . the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 7th day of February, 1953, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. Dated at the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, this 17th day of January, 1953. R. C. HAYS, Q.C., Goderich, Ontario, 4-6- Solicitor for the Estate. rNOTICE TO CREDITORS, All persons having claims again- st the estate of Robert Bogie, late of the Township of Colborne, in the County of Huron, retired farm- er, who died on, 'or about the Oth -day of January, 1952, are required to file the same with full particu- lars with the undersigned by the 14th day of February, 1953, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distribtl•ted. Dated at the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, this 20th day of January, 1953. R. C. HAYS, Q.C., Goderich, Ontario, 5-7- Solicitor for the Estate. CARDS OF THANKS MR. AND MRS. JOS. MOODY are anxious to convey their thanks to all those who assisted in any way concerning the fun- eral of Mrs.' Moody's sister, Miss Florence E. Lewtas; they .-, are especially grateful to those who sent floral tributes and cards of sympathy. -5 MRS. HARRY G. ROBERTS AND• family wish to express their appreciation for the kindness ex- tended to them at the time of their bereavement, for the loan of cars, for the flowers and for the many messages of sympathy. -5 MR- AND MRS: HUGH HILL and .family thank the doctors and nurses and those who sent cards and gifts during Mrs. Bill's illness. . -5 MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD Sproule wish to thank all their friends and neighbors for their kindness and generosity since the recent -loss: of their house. 5x • IN MEMORIAM DeLONG ---In loving memory of • our dear mother, Clara DeLon .i, wile passed away four year's ago, February 2, 1949. Your memory to us is a keepsake With which we will never part, Though God has you in His keep- ing We still have you in our heart. —Fondly remembered by her four daughters, Eva, Grafte, Flor- ence, lta, 5it 1Gf WANTEl h--L1STINus Of PRO - t Na--ori-LTIFa r sale. No charge to you until property to (71 MALCOLM MATIIEI113, It e a 1 Estate Broker, 46 West St., Gode- rich. Phone 115W. ] tt f ]'ANTED. --OLD , f1I)KSES. ANI) dead cattle. .If dead, phone at once. GILBERT BROS:, Mink Ranch, phone collect 936 r 32 ur 936 r 21. -261f WANTED.—LISTINGS OP PRO• PE/It'1'IES for sale. C. F. CHA1'MAN, Relator. PHONE 18\\'. 3utf NENDED IMMEDIATELY. ---- n or woman, full dine or part-time, to call on customers of nationally advertised Watkins Pro- -ducts in .Goderich.. Applicant 1s not reuluired to put up any money. Selling experience not necessary as we help you get started. For more details, write to 1'. GRANGER, The J. R. Watkins Company, 350 St. Roth- St., Montreal, -2-5 WANAD._ ACCOMMODATION required ' for air force per- sonel stationed at Clinton.- If you have a house or apartment, furn- ished or unfurnished to rent please call Station Housing Officer at Clinton 382, local 252. -3tf^ WANTED. -- "GO INTO BUSI- NESS for yourself! No col- lections. No stock. Take orders through interesting method foil latest style knitted garments, ling- erie, children's and infants' wear, which are Fully Guaranteed or Full Purchase Price Refunded. Im- mediate delivery. High earnings. Full or Part -Time Representatives wanted. Write today for " inform- ation and be the first represent- ative to sell Ho -Mar Wear in your Community, HO -MAR WEAR, Simcoe, Ont." -4-7 LOn LOST. --NAVY BLUE SHOULDER. . purse containing wallet and t glasses in case; in the vicinity of Saltford. Finder please leave at. the--SIGNAL-STAR OFFICE. Re- ward. 5x FOUNT). FOUND. -- BLACK OIL SKIN purse left in the post office containing a sum of money. WM. BISSET, Postmaster. 5x FOB RENT FOR RENT.—STORE FORMERLY occupied by Verna's Beauty Salon, possession February 1. RYAN & SON, Newgate street. to _5, 'O RENT. — LARGE BED -SIT - TING ED -SITTING room, furnished, hot ami cold water, grill privileges; also' 2 room cabin, fully winterized and furnished, oil heating. MRS. KEN ALLIN, Maple Leaf Cabins. FOR RENT. VICTORIA street, heated three-room apart- ment, suitable for middle-aged couple; no convenience for child. ren. Possession February 1. Phone evenings 724R. 4-5 ,141111•ANOWN 110•101101.0111101=0111114111110. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE, Guaranteed radio service. WILT}`. 1REINHAIRT E1.L("1'RIC,_ Hamilton street, phone 406. -12 FLOOR SANDING, ()Iand new floors sandt'tl, Phone CREE.COOK, 23J, Clinton. . -2tf ' 0T10E. ATTI?N'I'ION FAIIMEIRS, FOR YEARS THE. HI(.II1•EST PRICES F(1It HOGS • HAVE BEEN PAIL) 1N AUGUST AND SJ;i''fEMI;ER. START YOUR R VhA\ { RS NOW TO GET THAT MARKET - SEE IIS ABOUT A HOC CONTRACT. ',""1 FEED WHEN HOGS ARE` SOLD- ,'7") TIt-A•"it#xfit .... GEO. WRAITH, MINNEAPOLIS AND • FERGUSON FAIIM MA- (`HINERI', - PURINA "FEEDS. MONTREAL STRE1T. PHONE{ 1285. -2011 NcrrICE. Money loaned at lower eoet on purchase of new or late model cars or new trucks or tractors. HAROLD W. SHOW Insurance Agency, "All lines ofinsurance," North street, Goderirb, phone 706W. -4111 BORN BAXTER.—At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on January 23, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. John Baxter, Goderich, a daughter; - Jane Louella, BEDARD.--At Hotel Dieu Hospit- al, Windsor, on . Tuesday, Janu- ary 27, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Bedard (nee Vera Young), Windsor, a daughter, Pauline Mariam MOHRING.---At Alexandra Hospit- al, Goderich, on January 24, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. William Wendy Lynn, Mohring, Goderich, a daughter, RrDDELL.—At Alexandra' Hospit- al, Goderich, on January 24, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Riddell, Goderich, a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, expired January SPROUL—.At Alexandra -Hospital, Goderich, on January, 22, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sproul, R.R., 3,, Auburn, a daughter. WAIN.—At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on January '19, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. John • Wain, R.R. 1, Bayfield, a daug:iter, Janet ' Margaret. Emerson Drug S Corner West St. and Square Phone 45. We deliver. "As handy as the Postoice" 2 BIG HUDNUT SPECIALS HOME PERMANENT REFILL plus 2 oz. EGG SHAMPOO ---Both for 1.75 Buy this wonderful home permanent refill for longer lasting, softer curls, even in rainy or snowy weather, and get free the Egg Creme Shampoo, the perfect pre- lude to a home permanent. 1'AMTLY SIZE REG. 2.00 EGO CREME SHAMPOO and 5 oz. CREME RINSE FREE -- A 2.85 Value for 2.00 These two Hudnut preparations- work wonders when it comes to keeping your hair healthy and beautiful.