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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-03-12, Page 12THE GODERICB SIGNAL;.STAR WANTI%D ON THE SQUARE AND.. - .HERE AND THERE The trucker -salesman was in- sistent that his load of fruits and vegetables on the Square last Fri- day noon was "red hot" from the greenhouses they were so fresh. Soon afterwards smoke poured from under the 'tarpaulin. It wasn't the "red hot" fruits and vegetables but the charcoal burner which had set up a blaze in the truck. It was quickly extinguish- ed, Blossoms picked from a peach tree in her yard were in full bloom this week on the dining room table of Mrs. Howard Blue. • A room at the Library` formerly known as the quarters of the Octogenarian Club has been re- designated as Goderich Old Boys' Club Room, implying it is open to other than -just octogenarians. New president of the Octogenarian Club is .John Harnwell. BERTHS ASHTON.—At Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, on March 8, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashton, Gode- .rich, a .daughter. 'DICKSON.—At Alexandra Hospit- al, Goderich, on March 5, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dickson, R.R. 3, Auburn, a daughter. GILDERS.—At Alexandra Hospital, Goderieh, on March •7, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs.. Wilfred Gilder:, Goderich, a son, Ronald Ray- mond. MacDONALD.—At Alexandra Hos pital, Goderich, on Mareh 9, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacDonald, Goderieh, a son. SEEDHOUSE.—At General Hospit- al, Oshawa. on March 2, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seedhouse (nee Mary Hume), of Oshawa, a son, Vincent Kevin. AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE OF 15 HOL- STELN AND 7 DURHAM • COWS at lot Nos: 27 and 28, Cut Line, Goderich Township, 31.1 miles west of Holmesville or 11/2 miles east of No. 21 highway, on MONDAY, MARCH 16 at 2 p.m. Two cows freshened, balance of these cows to freshen within one month. Also yearling Durham bull. These are good type cows, and high producers. Most of them are vaccinated. TERMS—CASH. DOUG. McDOUGALL, Proprietor. EDWARD ELLIOTT, Auctioneer. K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk. 11- --NOW'— P6ilco Radios WITH THE SPECIAL SERVICE BAND SALES AND SERVICE Hutchinson Radio HURON ROAD PHONE 498R -11- Coming Everts Due to requests of adver tisers, all items that are "coming events" and ONLY "coming events" will .hence- forth be placed in this :column. This will enable readers to tell at a glance what is coming up in the" future and also en- able organizations to set future dates so as not to con- flict with other events. The regular monthly meeting of the Goderich Women's Hospital Auxiliary will be held in the Board Room of the Hospital, on Monday, March 16, at 3 p.m. New members are welcome. -11 Bake sale and novelty table, sponsored by Eureka Class, Vic- toria Street United (;hurch, on Sat- urday, Mareh 14, at 2.30 p.m., at Jas. Campbell's Store, the Square. -11 The Tiger Dunlop Women's In- stitute will hold a card party on Thursday, March 19, at Carlow Hall, commencing at 8.30 p.m. Everybody welcome. -11 North Street Evening Auxiliary. will meet in the church parlor on Monday, March 16, at 8.15 p.m. Each member is asked to bring good used clothing for shipment overseas. -11 Reserve the evening of May 6 for Frigidaire cooking school in Collegiate auditorium, sponsored by Ahmeek Chapter, I.O.D.E. -11 Annual St. Patrick's buffet sup- per, British,. Exchange Hotel, March 17, sponsored by St. ,Peter's C.W.L. Pretty -colleens will 'serve a drop' of grog, spuds, Paddy's pig, Mrs. Murphy's chowder, . pie and tae from 5.30 until 8 p.rn., at popular prices of 75c adults; 50c children. Draw for wool motor rug. -11 Reserve April 4 for bake sale at Worsen Bros. Hardware Store sponsored by Home and School Association. -11 Rummage sale, Saturday, April 25, 1.30 p.rn., in St. George's Parish Hall, under auspices of Margaret Seager Club. -11 The Goderich Art Centre will be open this Sunday at 2.30 p.m., when the exhibition, "Looking into Pictures," will have its last show- ing. At 3.00 p.m. sharp, Miss George will give an illustrated talk on "Study of Masterpieces." Mrs. Glenn Hays ,will speak on "The Life of Gainsborough." Of inter- est to all. -11 Reserve April 25 for rummage sale by Rebekah Lodge in MacKay Hall. -11 Rummage sale, St. David's Group, St. George's Church Wo- men's Guild, in the Parish Hall, Saturday, March 21, .at 1.30 p.m. Reserve Friday, March 27, for a Variety Concert, in Victoria Street Church parlors under auspices of the choir. Skits, vocals, instru- mentals, fun. Home talent. 8 p.m. sharp. Admission 50c and 25c. -9-13 Miss Mary Clark, daughter of the late Rev. Mr. Clark, formerly of Goderich, and now director of welfare services for the Canadian Instittfte for 4 the Blind ' and who has just recently returned from attending an international confer- ence in India is to be the guest speaker at the thank -offering meet- ing of North Street United Church held in the church auditorium on Sunday evening, March 22, with a social hour following., -11-12 IN MEMORIAM THOMPSON.—In loving memory of my dear son, Reggie, who died March 10, _1941.. Surrounded,,by friends we are lone- some, In the mids3 of our joys we are blue; With a smile on our face we've a heartache, Longing dear sonfor you. -7Lovingly remembered mother, sisters and brother. by -11 Order Shell_furnare_oil and --stove oil from Edward Peels, rank truck dealer for all Shell 011 Co. product.. Phone 98. -420 USED CAR auris Motors ST. AUGUSTINE ST. AUGUSTINE, itiarch 10. -- Miss Irene O'Connor, London, visited her sister, Rose, over the week -end. Mr. John O'Connor visited the Ray Leddy family on Sunday even ing. Mrs. Stella King has returned after spending a week with her ' mother in Kitchener. For Results FOR SALE A Classified Ad t.rarM.or, TENDERS WANTED TENDERS WANTED. lTenders will be received by the undersigned for 18 cords or hard wood, suitable for furnace, and two cords cedar, to be delivered and piled in Benmiller Church shed, before May 1. Tenders to close by ;March 25, 1953. MILFORD W. DURST, 11-12- R.R. 2, Clinton. TENDERS WANTED. Tenders will_ be received up to I March 17 for green body wood, half maple and beech to be piled when delivered; wood not under six inches or over 10 inches to the following schools: No. 1, 3 cords, 12 inches long; No. 8, 10 cords, 1 16 inches long; No. 9, 10 cords, 16 inches long. Any tender not necessarily accepted. Wood to be delivered by April 15. WM. WATSON, Secretary -Treasurer for Colborne Township School Area, 11- R.R. 5, Goderich. AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK; IMPLEMENTS -AND FEED at lot no. 89, Maitland Survey, Goderich Township, on No. 8 High- way, two miles west of Holmes- ville or 6 miles east of Goderich on TUESDAY, MARCH 17 at 2 p.m. CATTLE—Durham cow, 7 years old, due time of sale; Durham cow, 7 'years old, due time of sale; Dur- ham heifer, freshened, bred again; Durham heifer, milking, bred again; Durham cow, 6 years old, with calf at foot; Durham heifer, due Jule 16; registered Shorthorn cow, 6 years old,, freshened, bred again; registered Ayrshire cow, 4 years old, due time of . sale; reg -1 istered Ayrshire heifer, 3 years old, freshened; registered Ayrshire heifer, -11 _. years old; Shorthorn bull, 2 years old; steer and 2 heifers, rising 2 years old; 22 steers and 2 heifers, rising 1 year old; 2 heifer calves. PIGS -2 young sows, bred; -.5 chunks,. POULTRY, ETC. -2 geese; 1 gander; lectric brooder. - IMPLE TS — Frost & Wood mower, 5 f cut, dump rake; cream separator; milk cans; milk 'strainer; set of seal set of house- hold scales; numero other ar- ticles. FEED—Quantity of b hay. TERMS—CASH. OLIVER POCOCK, Proprietor. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auctioneer. K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk. 10-11- CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM MACHINERY at lot 30, concession 1, Hay Town- ship, '. mile west of Kippen, on No. 4 Highway, on FRIDAY, MARCH 20 at 1 p.m. Massey -Harris 21A 12 ft. com- bine; New Holland twine -tie baler, 11.2 years 'old; John Deere AA tractor on rubber, ? , vntr3 old; Minneapolis R tractor row crop,2 years, old; John Deere I1 tractor on rubber with hydraulic scuffler; John Deere 8 ft. power take -off binder (new); John Deere 81/2 foot stiff -tooth cultivator on rubber; International new disc 8 ft. with 18" plates; International 3 -furrow plough; International fifteen run double disc drill, power lift; Harvey bale and grain, 32 ft. elevator; John Deere side -delivery rake on rubber; John Deere 12 -ft., lever _ harrows;_ John Deere .7 ft, power mower; John Deere H man- ure spreader; Massey -Harris 6 ft. one -•way -disc- -•} - -}ml f=torr• . Ford truck; tractor mounted buzz saw: cement mixer; Waterloo garden tractor with lawn mower; sickle bar, cultivator and spray -paint attachments." TERMS-- .CASH. ' No reserve. Farms sold. JARROW BROS., Proprietors. IIAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer. E. P. CHESNEY, tiRrk. 10-11- UCTION SALE. — COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE OF HOL- STEIN HERD owing to owner's ill health, at lot 28, Maitland Conces- sion, Colborne Township, four miles north of -Holmesville or 1►i miles east, and 1 ': miles. south of Bcinmiller, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 at 1 p.m. CATTLE — 13 Holstein cows, fresh and recently fresh; 4 ,-hol- stein cows, due in April and May; 7 Holstein heifers, 2 years old, bred; 15 Hereford steers, and heif- ers, 1 year old: 13 calves, from one week to two months' old; 1 Hereford bull, 2 years old. All above Holstein cows and heifers ` are 'calf hood vaccinated. PIGS --35 York chunks. 125 lbs. HAY -200 lbs. mixed hay. Massey -Harris Rite Way milking machine, 2 single units; 8 eight- gallon milk cans; milk strainer; milk cart. TERMS—CAST ., MILE RD DURST, Pronrietor. HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer. E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk 11-12- 47 Progressive Peter wonted To keep abreast of things And followed the classified For all the dope it brings. Briefs 11 Mr. Roy Snyder, of the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association, was in this district last week choosing four six -months -old calves to go to the O.A.C. at Guelph on a test. One of these calves was chosen from the herd of Sherwood Stock Farms of Dungannon. R. J. Brewer has been awarded the contract for crushing and haul- ing gravel . in the Township of Hay. A real buy -.Alberta lump coal. Good quality and smokeless. While it lasts, only $16.00 ton. Dean Coal Co. -11 Special purchase of girls' print- ed celan.ese crepe dresses, sizes 7 to 12. While they last, $1.98, at The Textile Shop, West street. -11 Registration for Kindergarten classes will -be received -the week - of March 23. If you do not re- ceive a registration form. from the school by Tuesday, March 24, phone Goderieh Public School, 169, to give the information. -- . -11 Seconds in washcloths are prac- tically as good as firsts for home use, and are . a good buy when procurable. We have them in the best qualities at 2 for 35c. The Textile Shop. 11 Pianos and organs tuned and re- paired. J. C. Blackstone, piano' tun240W. tinier. Phone -11-13 TO RENT - 111 TORENT.—TWO-ROOMED jhome heated,private apartment,entrancein quiet , p furnished if desired. Applyartl11y6 Cambria road. 9x FOR RENT.—FURNISHED TWO- ROOM apartment downstairs. IKitchen with sink and built-in cup- ! boards. Near the lake. Suitable for a couple. No conveniences for children. Apply 33A Essex street. Phone 1104R. -10 TO RENT. — LARGE BEDSIT - TING room, furnished,`hot and 'cold water, grill privileges; also 2 room cabin, fully winterized and furnished, oil heating. MRS.'KEN ALLIN, Maple Leaf Cabins. -9 TO RENT. --FURNISHED APART - i MENT, allconveniences; heat- ed. Apply 97 West street. llx TO RENT.—SINGLE ROOM IN comfortable home, board op- tional, workirig person. (abstainer) preferred; ,'"a few doors off Square. Phone ,349W. 11-12x .ENT. --THREE UNFURNISH- ED rooms. MRS. GORDON REIS, phone 14711. -11 WANTED TO RENT `,ANTED. — UNFURNISHED apartment or house, in Gode- rich, Seaforth, Clinton or Bayfield area. Stove and refrigerator pre- ferred. Steady in'ome, good re- ferences. Phone Clinton, 382, local 252. -9-11 WANTED . TO RENT.—APART- MENT or small house for young married coupleith infant' son. Steady, reliable tenants. Phone GEORGE ELLIS at 71 for further_. information. -10tf WANTED. — TWO BEDROOM apartment, unfurnished, away from Square, with garden. Write BOX 20, SIGNAL -STAR.' llx WANTED TO RENT. --SIX OR seven room house unfurnish- ed, possession April ar May. Tele- phone 996. llx WANTED.— 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 CARDS OF THANKS -- AIRS. BENSON STRAUGHAN and Mr. Chrystal Archer wish to thank their friends for the sy;n pathy and kindness extended to them, for the flowers, the loan of cars and for cards of sympathy. -11 THE .FAMILY OF THE LATE Mrs. Martha Glen -.Jake this means of expressing their heart- felt thanks to neighbors and friends who thoughtfully remem- bered their mother during her long illness and now to those who sent floral tributes, loaned cars, or any who assisted them in any way; not forgetting those who sent messages of sympathy in their bereavement. -11 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE Mrs. Jacob Wagner wish to ex- press their sincere thanks to their friends and neighbors for the kind- ness., and sympathy shown them during their recent bereavement. llx Eon SALE.—.\EN% AND USED radios, electric and battery , for sale or trade. Excellent condition. Many, to choose from. Sold with a `90 -day guarantee. B. It. MUNDAY, Radio and Sound Service, 7 Widder street. Phone 598. -1t1 FOR SALE.—FENCE POSTS, AN- CHOR posts, brace posts and stakes. JOHN HINDMARSH, 11. R. 2,, Goderieh, phone 1190J. tf FOR SALE.—USED REFRIGER- ATORS, electric ranges, ran- gettes and Washing machines at BARGAIN PRICES. SHORE' AP- PLIANCES, Goderieh, your head- quarters for hearing aid batteries. 47 FOR SALE. — HOUSE, INSUL brick siding, 3 bedrooms up- stairs, , bathroom, built-in cup- boards, heavy wiring, garden, pos- session immediately. HOWARD BEIRNES, 181 Cambridge street, phone 612J. 10-11x FOR SALE.—WHY DID USERS of • 36 long -tube machines change to Surge milkers in this territory -last year. There is a reason. Contact LOVELL 'Mc- GUIRE, Wingham, phone 593W. Surge Dealer. 10-13x FOR SALE.—ALLIS CHALMERS tractor, 25-35; three -furrow In- ternational plow with spring hitch: M. -H. drag harrow, 4 section; 18 colony bees; 8 frame extractor with automatic -reversible; medium size strainer; wax extractor capping box; one' electric -and one steam capping knives; wax press; equip- ment for 70 hives; new electric Century 3 h.p. motor; also new ball-bearing Guelph 1 h.p. motor. D. W. ,HAMILTON, Auburn, phone 9 r 19, Dungannon. - • 11-14x FOR SALE.—BOOK OF KNOW- LEDGE, Grolier, 20 volumes, recent edition. For full particulars write BOX 18, SIGNAL -STAR. 11-13x ;T-TILLSIDE POULTRY FARM agent here advises you "step on it" with your order for chicks. It is high time to get your chicks growing towards those good sum- mer -fall markets. They have wide `choice of pure breds, crosses; mixed, pullets, cockerels. Day - olds, started. Capons. Chicks for all markets. Agent, LITTLE BROS., South street, Goderich. Phone 933r14. -11 CRESS CORN SALVE FOR SURE relief. Druggists sell Cress Bunion. Salve—wear stylish shoes soon. -11 FOR SAl`.E.—ELECTRIC FRIGID- AIRE, new; "41/' Years' guaran- tee, 81/2 cubic feet,- Cash or terms: Phone 248: .- •` ' -11 FOR SA1:E.—ATTRACTIVE 131s2 Acre farm at Amberley, good Year-round water; plus small bush, good barn with two attached hen- • houses, excellent seven -room ranch 'style brick home. plus three-room basement, built-in cupboards and breakfast nook in kitchen, 14 mile from No. 21 highway, ideal for - raising fowl; small down payment. Immediate possession. THOS. W. KOVIAK, JR., R.R. 3, Goderich, phone 110 r 27, Ripley. -11tf FOR SALE.—USED EQUIPMENT: Model UTS Minneapolis -Moline, a good buy; 1 Massey -Harris, 102 Junior; 1 Ford -Ferguson with man- rtre lgaader; 1 AR. John Deere; 1 good used set springtooth harrows; new and used disc harrows and cultivators; garden tractors. GEO. WRAITH, Goderieh. -11 OR SALE: DC3 CASE TRAC- TOR (row crop) 1 year old, per- fect condition, for $1,800. Also one two -row cultivator, hydraulic, for this tractor for $250. Contact ROBERT BELL INDUSTRIES LIMITED, Seaforth. -11 EDR SALE. —'47 3 -TON MER- CURY -�: trtrek, ` chassis and cab in real good condition, can be fin- anced; 30 cwt.. army. truck, In good condition; also platform rack; steel buzz saw; with 32 inch saw. KEN. MORRIS, R.R. 4, Goderich. llx FOR SALE. — UPRIGHT NEW- COMBE piano, mahogany finish like - new, recently tuned, reason- ably priced. Phone 1264W. llx FOR SALE. — BLACK AND white enamel Empire cook stove, $20; man's bicycle, $15: Phone 1576W. •11 Il`OR SALE. 7 -room frame house, large living room, dining room, very modern kitchen, 4 bedrooms and modern 4 -piece . bathroom, hardwood floors throughout, full basement, oil hot- water, -heating, garage, 104- by 70 ft. lot. House in excellent condition 8 -room red brick house on 10.4 foot by 104 foot lot in good loca- tion. Two living rooms, dining room and kitchen on first floor with hard)vood floors. Three bedrooms, linen rooms and bathroom on sec- ond floor. Full basement with oil heating. Automatic hot-water heater. Two .garages. 8 -room house sided with insul brick. First floor, living room, dinette, 2 bedrooms with hardwood floors, bathroom and kitchen with tiled floor. Self-contained apart- ment on second floor, living room, bedroom, kitchen and two-piece bathroom. Present rental of en- tire property $75.00 per month. 18WE. CHAPMAN, Realtor, Phone . 10tf • FOR SALE 'FOR SALE.—HAMMER MILLS, Fairbanks Morse, various sizes, either stationary or power take- off styles. GEO. WRAITH, Phone 1285 or 931r3. ,44t! FOR SALE. — SWEET CLOVER cleaned for seed. CREE FREE- MAN, R.R. 3, Goderich, phone Car- low 1410. 10-11x FASTER DECORATIONS. Flowers are essential in the homes, in churches and as gifts during the Easter season. Consult JACKSONS FLORISTS who have a fine lot of Hydrangeas, Azelias and Easter Lilies coming along for this period. -11 FOR SALE. -THE SNACK BAR, light lunch business, located on the Square; year °round business; immediate possession. Agent, MALCOLM MATHERS, Real Estate Broker, 46 West street. Phone 115W. - -10tf FOR SALE.—CENTRALLY LOC- ATED house of six rooms and two sunporches, at present divided into two apartments; attached garage, small lot, reasonable price. Agent MALCOLM MATHERS, Real Estate Broker, 46 West street. Phone 115W. -10tf ICITCHENER BIG -4 CHICKS. , Many profitable breeds and crosses in day-old and started for prompt shipment. Canadian Ap- proved Chicks plus experience in Hatchery - work of over 30 years. "Could - not have - been- better" writes a customer of his Big -4. Ask agent here for particulars. RYAN SON, Goderich. Phone 345. -11 FOR SALE.—LADIES' PRINTED French crepe dresses. Pre- season special for this week -end only, $3.95. THE TEXTILE SHOP: -11 FOR SALE.—MODEL A FORD coupe, good running, condition, price $75. CREE FREEMAN, phone 1410, Carlow, ' 13x FOR SALE.—MILL ENDS, FLAN- NELETTE, white, 27 inch, 29c yard; white, 36 inch, 37c yard; col- ored, 36. inch, 39c ` yard, at THE TEXTILE SHOP, West street. • -11 FOR SALE. — NEW COTTAGE, automatic heat, hot water, hardwood floors, picture windows, bath with full f:, .ower, full base• ment with laundry tubs, garage. Possession soon. Phone 166W. -11tf DR..ICENNETH POST OF COR- NELL University is one of the greatest authorities on the produc tion and handling of flowers. He stated in a recent -bulletin — "AZELIAS are steadily gaining in popularity. ' They are the ideal plant for the period between Christmas and Mother's Day." We recently • received a large shipment of these fine plants from Belgium. Prices are reasonable. Quality high. Look them over. JACKSONS FLORISTS, phone 105. -11 WANTED WANTED.—MARRIED COUPLE, caretaker and cook for sum- mer . camp for July and August. Write P;O. BOX 67, or phone 269, Goderich. -9-11 WANTED. --OLD HORSES AND dead cattle. It dead, phone at once. GILBERT BIROS., Mink- Ranch, ini -Ranch, phone collect 936 r 32 or 936 r 21. -26tt WANTED. — HOUSEWORK IN home with no children; pre- ferably in town, capable of taking full charge. Several years' ex- perience- in domestic work. Phone Dungannon 76 r 1. 11-12x WANTED.—ORDERS FOit: CAN- ADIAN _ Approved ' • Baby Chicks. For information - contact GEO. WRAITH, your Purina deal- er; or write CRAWFORD'S HATCHERY, Lucknow, All stock government inspected and banded. -5tf WANT1 D. DRESSMAKING, alterations, tirices reasonable.' PHONE 1130J. l tt WANTED.—LISTINGS OF PRO- PERTIES for male No charge .o you until property zA sold. N1ALCOLM NATiIERS. Rea I Estate Broker, 46 West St., Gode- rieh. Phone 115w 12rf 18 AN EVENING FOR YOUR spare time. Just 3 easy free trial sales `amazing Patented Auto- matic Refrigerator Defrosters can pay you that. Hundreds', of hot prospects. Commission. Rush name, address for guaranteed pro- fit offer. D-FROST-0-MATIC CO., Dept. 107, Newmarket, Ont. -9-12 'WANTED. — HOUSEWOIyc BY Dutch woman by the hour. Phone 931 r 41. l l x WANTED. — HOUSEKEEPER. DOUGLAS McK;NZIE, corner St. David street and Cambria road. Phone 567M. ,, 11 `W%ANTE r).--LISTING;S (►I.' 'i'Itti- 1'I;RTIE`• fm• sale. C. F. CHAP0AN, Realtor. PHONE IRWV. :mfr Hygienic gnppi.es -(,ribber goods) mailed postpaid In plain, sealed envelope with prier list. Six Fin in. plea 25c : '24 samples $1.00. Mall Order Dept. T-53. NOV-Ri?BBER CO., -Box 01, Hamilton, Ont. " CULBERT'S BA -"The Home of Tasty Pastrrv" r. NEOPOLITAN CAKES -50c ear e A three -layer cake with pineapple filling and butter creme icing. BOSTON CREAM PIES -600 each DATE TURNOVERS--.a5c doz. Wedding, Anniversary and Birthday Cakes a sPecialty. Orders of $1.00 and over delivered. PHONE 465 PHONE EARLY WANTED PUBLIC NOTICE WANTED. — DEAD, DISABLED I Ju'rJcE, horses or cows removed free 1.1 of charge. For prompt and ef- ficient service phone "STONES" collect, Ingersoll 21 or Goderich 936 r 21. -10tf WANTED.—BUILDING LOT, preferably within 3 or 4 blocks of Square, for construc- tion of smart, modern dwel- ling. Must be at least 50 foot frontage. Apply giving front- age, depth, 'location and mini- mum cash price to BOX 19, SIGNAL -STAR. -11 WANTED.—IF I CAN FIND AN honest young man with' a car in the Goderich area, I will' set him up in his -own sales business without investment. Apply P.O. BOX 6, Harriston. -11-12 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS. All persons having claims against the estate of Robert Greer, late of the Township of Stanley, in the County of Huron, farmer, who died on or about the 13th day of February, 1953, are required to file the same with full particulars with the undersigned by the 14th day of March, 1953, as after that date the assets of the estate will be dis- tributed. Dated at the Town of Goderieh, in the County of Huron, this 21st day of February, A.D. 1953. R. C. HAYS, Q.C., Goderieh, Ontario, Solicitor for the Estate. 9 -11 - NOTICE -TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the. Estate of John MacRitchie, late of the. Town of Goderich, deceased. All persons claiming against the above estate are required -to for- ward full particulars to the under- signed . by March 21st, 1953, after which date. the assets of the estate will be distributed. FRANK DONNELLY, Q.C., Gode- rich, Solicitor for the Estate. -9-31 PERSONAL HUSBANDS! WIVES! WANT PEP? Thousands of, couples weak worn-out because body lacks iron, get vim; vitality taking Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Introductory size only 60e. At all druggists. INVENTORS. If you have an -invention- and you cannot afford to patent it, contact THE MONTREAL GADGET CLUB, - Registered Box 34 Place D'Armes , Montreal, Que, 11 • Guaranteed radio service- WILE'. 1REINHARRT ELECTRIC, Hamlltori street, phone 466. -12 FLOolt SANDING. ()ld and new •floors sanded. Phone CREE COOK, 23J, Clinton. •2tf NOTICE. Room and board at 44 Welling- ton street. Phone 98611. -10tf NOTICE. - ATTENTION FARMERS. FOS YEARS THE HIGHEST. PR.I0118 FOR HOGS HAVE BEEN PAID IN AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. START YOUR WEANERS NOW TO GET THAT MARKET. • SEE US ABOUT A HOG CONTRACT, PAY FOR FEED WHEN HOGS ARE SOLD. NO EXTRA UHARGE. GEO. WRAITH, MINNEAPOLIS AND FERGUSON FARM MA- CHItiERX,_ PURINA FEEDS. MONTa Al: :STREET. 'PHONE 1285. • -2Otf NOTICE. Custom bulldozing, any job not too big. All work done with D7 Caterpillar tractor. Contact RIVETT BROS., Dungannon. 'Phone 24.r 15. rix mR. AND MRS. FARMER, Come to the POULTRY MEETINGS on Thursday, MARCH 19 at the CARLOW TOWNSHIP HALL at 8.15 p.m., and on Friday, MARCH 20 at UNION SCHOOL at. 8.15 p.m., under auspices of •Ijnion School Social Club- Hear how you" can raise your Poultry on your own GRAIN. Why we , have culls in our flocks. ,What to watch for to PREVENT VARIOUS DISEASES. How to 'Ventilate your BROODER. HOUSE. See the film—BUILDING AN EGG FACTORY. Special in- vitation to the LADIES. Lunch served—Door Prizes: GEO. WRAITH, Goderieh, Your Purina Dealer. 11-12- NPTICE. ATTENTION COLBORNE TOWN- SHIPA special meeting will be called at Carlow on Monday, March 16, at 8.30 p.m., to organize a Colborne Township Athletic Association. The purpose is to promote sports of all kinds in the best, interest of our municipality. - llx The women of Canada gained the right to vote in federal elec- tions in 1917. — Quick Canadian Facts. FINANCE AND INSURE 3'ournext new or late model car, truck or farm maehinety_ -at-lower Bost through -Darold W. Shore INSURANCE AGENCY "All Lines of Insurance" NORTH ST. PHONE 766W Loans also arranged on 1946 and later model cars. Ott Emerson Drug Store Corner West St. and Square Phone 45. 1 We deliver. "As handy as the Postoffice" Reg. 40c Noxzetna 20c Big Jar Nbxzenm 10 oz. 125 40c Noxzema Shave, Cream • 29c 65c Mennen's Baby Oil and 33c Mennen's Baby Talc Both for 79c 500 ASA Tablets Special 1.29 EASTER CARDS We have a fine assortment of Buzza Cardoza, Easter Cards, and invite you in to' see them. This fine line of cards, is, we feel, outstanding. To those of you who have enjoyed seeing and giving these cards we need say no'more. To the others --come in and see them.