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Deals fall, '11K1' era 3i
Drop Ga;nie In.I incardi to •-•-te:
Snsart Pleading', By, :.I3otle . Teams
Features. fntereating, •Tueole
Playing . errorless baseball in. a•
Lakeside :League fixture, in Kineer-
dine, on )Thursday, the, local nine
dimmed their fine fielding perfor
mace by ;their failure to. hit the
offerings of Parker, who struck out
ten men, 'allowing •only two hits with
only four=players._ getting on the run-
way. lrw.in. for Lucknow turned in,;r:
good
g aine. with ACummings :>.ot►. the..
receiving ,end, .o the battery, with the
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I,OCHALSH'; MAS
Mies Annie and M r. Peter MacIn- Next ,Sunday morning, . Sunday
visi d With their brother Alex School will „rest .in;: Blake Church at.
• tyre w�_, xe
in K incar' dine on Sunday. 10 -o'clock. In the' absence• 'of the 'Pas-'
Dr.' Horace MacIntyre of Toronto. tor, Rev Campbell Tavener; who is
renewed ncquaintailces . in "Lochalsh on . his vacation, the young People's
this week.. • Society iwiil take charge of the".morn-
ing service at 11 A•.M The presence
At thif'Mary Hardie Mission Band: of�the senior congregation. at these.
on -Saturday it: was' decided, that the• -•c s X11 he a reciated tiby the.
servi. e Pp
young folks 'spend ,;next,,.: ;week • . at' : . > .
young people.:.
ovisiting
o Zinis
Mrs. Folin.:Helm f
relatives here this week.
Misses Pearl Thompson and Nellie
ar nston returned' to London Sunday
to resume' their studies': at Business
College, after spending;: a month's
vacation at ,their home here., '
Richard, Kilpatrick 'attended the
Normal re -union at Stratford, Wed-
nesday lie spent theremainder of
the week nit. Toronto •returning ^home
:Sunday. - . .
.Miss Jessie ':1VMcIvor• of Kingston i3
the guest of her,. sister, Mrs. Ebner
Phillips. °
M and Mrs. Norman Shackleton;
dr. ,Finlay and' Miss Alice Shackle
>on, spent'Sunday with friends at
cevlle,
-' r.. an . Mrs. tiugh enary visite-it
Jlifford Menary • in Goderich hospi=
;al, Sunday.: We' understand'that
Milford is making'• favorable progress
.ioward recovery.
James Saunders, Miss May
Saunders, Mr;, a*ul Mrs. •1Georgd`"
;Saunders and family. .enjoyed 'a:
.pleasant picnic at Kintail, Thursday.'
Mss'Bernedene O'Laughlin of De
trioti' Was- the guest of Miss Olive
Anderson, Friday.,
. - father
wMr George ,Glenn and his, `_•
Mr. Thomas Glenn, visited relatives
at. Orangeville last week.
Eimer Kilpatrick of Chicago spent
last week'at the home of Mrs:. S. J.
Kilpatrick.,
Gordon Anderson is spending a
week with his grandmother, Mrs.
Paul. Reed, Lucknow.
Quite a number' from .here were;
in
Goderich Sunday' evening to hear
Gipsy Smith the popular evangelist,
who'. addressed two large congrega-
tions at North St Church;` morning
and evening.'
KING
nre 'being made by the Members Will
then, be aSsembled . arid cilitited at
children t'Of •Windior are holidaying
Mr :end *Ira. Jim " Grant and, son
Of Chicago -:riccoriananied by _Mrs
son are spenglinwtheir,vacatien
Mr: and 'Mrs. Frank , Griffin are
Miss .Anna May 'Fairish spent: a
few daii weei ;with Mr. ant'
:Mrs. 'Frank MiicLennon. '
• 4*, Eric Gardner :of London ,was
ef jean Long last week.
er, MacDonald on tht
:suCceiag 'pipits in reeent De:
iLclirer &Mai- con*. This second
iniely,....'ttitte.-"inptedr- by Our public
.35;1°910,4041Y due, I suppose to lack
of egiiipinent rind time, and Miss Mc-
Donald:444*i Much credit for hei
u ntiring efferte to attain her pupils
In :nearly,f, surrohnding towns
we 44'4; thp. .saying "Boast
teain,,,a, soft -ball team, a foot -ball
team ,and ';plentY of A. 1, herse-Shee
throWers :and not a Single sport re-
porter: Of.' eourie ithe fame of the
Lochalsh- team wad made years age
Mit have. you been watching ,those
young fells:Sri/a coming thii Year. What
a team 'and: So 'tar what a win ithey
have:Made., NO leis than three garms
were plaYed list week, ,On Tuesday
- , night they defeated Kingsbridge • on,
- 3. ,Wedrieiday night they trimmed defeatcd here 'by a score of 17 -
Kilitt4 LOOloat14 diamond by .15 This is the kind of team that desei-
2 and, ThnrsdaY in a hard and fast ves boosting and we dire wish thein
_ -fought. game at Langside came Out every ,sineess in the ,commUnity
)ppposing• nioundsman, and acon�
,hey, heavy:hittingKinca'rdine, ted
even 'scattered °blows,,,, A. 1
a'' hit in the first inning un
in-the-second„--gave:.the-salt
s, .. •two -run 41ead, ;twhich co ed thein
through to victory and ;assurance: ,of
st ,place :in
the. group,•_ *`.
Play By Play Account
. lit-Lucknow; A. Thompson, R.
Thomp"sen' and Irwin flied out to 'den-
im, left field and: 1st respectively. .
Xineardine Thompsof struck, out,
Farrel walked•and 'stole second, scot
ing ,after 'Macklem .Struck out, whe
Stein singled to deep centre..1 Par-
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:manner after Macklem' had struck, out,
and. Stein had singled. .
^ 4th•. •Lucknow,.- A. Thompson was
safe when Riggin booted hes grounder-
and was advanced'to second when R.
Thompson . singled. Irwin .popped,; to
Riggin who dropped. the ball ands
with Irwin going to 1st,, both -runners.
attempted to` -advance: A. Thompson
to
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:2nd=-I.,ucknow; Cummings . atru k
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'PHONE 76,
Finlayaofrwas .out 2nd to , lst NO, CORE IN
Kincardine -Rodgers :Whit and�.st4le EXHIB
. ION •GAME
nd, going to 3rd when R. 'Parker llllss'etry l>F h
1. • o firs# ai-r .:with, her- coaein, Mrs. J"as. Dou
as out•on a ground bol ;t , •Flounderin around`" •on 'a alp.
g,.
r Riggin had struck out Watson soaked diamond; Lucknow .` and Hen Mitchell. ,;`
led `scorin Rodgers: and 'Thome-: ;all ed • off a five .inning exhibi- Mr find :Mrs. , Will .:McCroatie en-
g g pull,
n went out 2nd to 1st. ;doll `game on Monday evening with'`'joyed a boiiday with' friends,`' at Tor-
roc'swere acco an-.
3rd_1'.ncknbw. :McCartney : St .. neither team sirerina�. It Was ehlefiy;I onto r�Cently. Then 1nP.
o ist; .1. Parker dying in the Oanse. betters while 'Irwin, retirest 10. men
rc : occas on of their twenty.=fifth'
rWedding . anniversary During the
riding an ,address . was read by. Mr. -
urge
tk 'Helen
orge And=ew end little He e
smmie presentejd a silver basket.
MIed:wit'h flowers: Mr. and Mrs, Mc-
Quillin thanked their fri•ends, for' re-
membering them'on this occasion•
and the:: remainder' of the.evening
was spent With Music and games;
The August meeting of' • the Wo-;
men's' Institute vias held onnThurs-....
'day. 'at Mrs: John'; McQuilliii's with .
•good attendance. -.4n response to the
roll call on' "Old-time relics and . .
:n like fashion. lit Spite . Of, the con-.
lition of the' pod, only one error
against Henson, 2nd basennin, wars
Hensel' ab r h
got to 3rd but. R. Tholupson 7116 I W. "Joynt
Kincardine-Bodgers flied ant ' to -0'07.--• 0
,5th-LucknOw;', Andrew was " safe'
daughter, ' Jean of Hampton,, Mr.
Donald Clark of Ottawa and Algisi
Anna McDowell, of Westfield Were
callers, village on.'Seturday,' 'fancy
Mr. s'Ali 'Webb an.o.. Miss Greta' , 'wore interesting pieces of
'mtetti.dedand:teisfiuxneer:ils,eoff
oeir 61064 alOiraid,r and •ciaehet work and
braided' midi Were exhibited. One
Grand Wier. :Wanes., gown wkich wai breught
narticularly'interesting piece was .an
retiirned4 with them for it we(Wa Scotland by" Mrs. MeQuillin's
oi Tine River, Were recent 'visit:-
Messriti• 9harles and ,Allan burnin Lyons, and Mid. K.1Miller. "SO.;
and Rutherford, Motored to vet Threads eniong the: •Gold" Was
Londrin ereeently and Mr. Wilbert sung by Mrs: :Ceorge'Stuart andlirs.
who hisf;been in the HosPital returri, Andrew Gaunt. Piano, solos were
..i3414an rt.; tteittwa nwd sot, rmi sA. tEC ha ri o nG ahua vn
and Mid. SParka Guests from a dis-
Thes. Miller Sr., Winghani, Mrs.
Sparki of Doreheiter' and kiss An-
na Stuart of Toronto.
Ina.ther' avid! ,which had served as a
IniptisinsiLrobe for ,berself arid eight
Short. Thompson' was out pitcher. ate Andrew, if: ..... '' : ,.2 0 0 ' 0 mislilkiris-Ititchie of Lucknow is
1st Farrel lilt :tor two bases and aci, '0,, :11filayson, .rf, . 1 ' 0 0 0 a visiter'. at Mr. Russel Ritchie's.
-;faireed -.td73td-4-oir-blircklein's- Iiit'l:C:•.-Thelniiiiiiii,` 'se. - " - -1 V :". - .0- -.0. --4-MiStr-Mabel--Woods- -le -bonne -from.
Kincardine-rL Parker flied to tlifi . summary - 2 -Base __Iiit-L.Gaschot
Riggin struck out. • on balls -off , Welsh, 4; Hit by
pitcher. Rodgara was ut 3rd to 1st. sage
°7th---Luclinow, It, Thompson and by
Irwin, 10, by Welsh, 6: Umpires --
Irwin Were mit short tolstand Clim:., .
'Johnston arid -McKenzie., ' '
niings grounded out pitcher' to lst. '
McCartney took Cummings posi-.
ball -while Watebn struck out, Thoinp-‘ “4.tion at first base and turnea in a gems
went out 2nd to •lst.
8th--Lucknow, Andrew and Me- Rey FinlaYson handled five chew,
Cartney struck_out. C. Finlayson was ems at second nicely, while Doug
retired Pitcher to 1st. ., I Clarke madan fast running. catch in
Kincardine-Maeklem and Stein' centre and R. Thompson came isdlast
oes Your Business Need
PEPPING UP"?
et
. IS THERE THAT "SOMETHING AT THE END _
OF THE DAY THAT" TELLS YOU` YOUR RE-
CEI1PTS ARE. NOT QUITE WHAT THEY iVIIGHT
HAVE° BEEN, nuT FAILS TO SUGGEST A
REMEDY? ,
hy Not Advertise?
'EVERY, 4.rrTLE BIT IIELPS:4 SALES MAY
NOT BE` VERY, BRISK, but THIS IS THE VERY
REASON YOU SHOULD GET ° YOUR SHARE.
TELL THE PEOPLE WHAT, YOU HAVE TO
SELL AND IF YOUR PRICE IS, RIGHT THEY',LL
dyeill0 in Til.,$HENTINEL
&tiers Nowadays Buy ,Advertised Goods
9th-Lucknew,: Greer pinch hitting Teeswater plays here to -day _and
for R. Finlayson and Clark struck Lucknow 'hie to 'beat this aggrega-
aut.----A.--Thompernt-singleiL.and_ thin if.....ther_are to stay in the run -
Thompson grounded out 2nd to 1st. Mug.
Thompson, H. 0 0 1 .0 0 To get into third • place Luckily*
must win their _next itio gained 'end
Stein, 8rd --.---.-..4 0 2 *0 0 6 sounds like a battle against big odds
Riggin; 2nd 0 0 4 2, 1- Itineardine 'hive a strong Minch of
R. Parker, 1. 1 .4. 0 hitters .and the support they give
- - although_ he was neVer in serious
81 2 '7 27 10 difficulty mi Thursday...
R. Thompson, 3i.d."..4 0 1 2* 0 the balls and 'strikes. It WOO either
G. Irwin, p: .0 0 1 • 1 0 Inside' or outside with him. There
'Cummings, 0. 0 .7 3 0 wasn% such a thing ai high or low,
Andrew, If, 0 0 • 0 0 0 even if they hit the dirt. •
Clark, _cf. 0 0 "2 0 .0 favorably with our bois score. Ile
*Greer ' 1 0. 6 0 0 0 credits Kincardine With 3 errors:
20 2 _24 11 0. hit . and: ,KinearsV.ne 5 arid credits
*Batted for R. Finlaysen in 9th. Lucknow with 7 assists and' Kincer,
-SamMary -2-11ase hit - Verret Atte with B. ,,ondet who is right?
gttilen bitses-A, 'Thompson, Farrel, We'll wait;and see what Mark .Tier -
Rodgers, it Parker. Struck out--Lbf net, anYs4:
halls --MY Irwin 1. llinpires-4eonarti
an impravement OS tar as a battery
Is cefiderne#3
WOh tafit To Play
lacking* 4, 2
Toronto,.Where she has been- taking
a Slimmer Course.: -
Misses Laurin! Miller, 'Jean.. and
Kathleen -Thom ate :spending a few
days th4 guest of Miss Norval Bell
of Pine River. •
• ' Mr. Charles MCQuillin has. return-
ed from . Guelph- where he haat been
taking ,an Agrieultririd Course.
hia Mrs: Harty Lee: whe were
recent -visitors with Mr: and -Mrs.
Rintotil were ' accompanied on their
return to- TorontOliy,Mrisi- EivartMe-,
PhersenAnd Miss Freda: Rintoul who
made. gshort visit in the city. •
Mr. and Mrs.' *Milton and son
Esten motored from Toronto and
spent, a few days with Mr: and Mrs.
Ed.! Prirvis .and. Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
karaaedi4liss Ruth Ramage return-
ed a Sento ,with them.
Mrs', jack' SParks :A Dorchester is
ents0Ir and Mrs. John Miller.
Mr. 'Funck of Toronto is the guest
On Tuesday of laat Week a very
Plenistrit- evening 'Wise iiPent at the
home of Ur. and kis. John McQuil-
wheri about forty of their friends
gathered"there to surprise them on
CULROSS CORNERS
Miss Magical Hodgins is -spending
a few holidays With her Mother, Mrs.
Welter Hodgins:
Mr. Harry Hodgins spent the week-
end under the- pariutal roof.
' Miss Rose Can't:bell of Hamilton
spending 'a ceufale . of weeks :'‘vi,th
Misses Hanna arid afelle Ross.
Mrs. Thos. Emery is ,spending a
few days with her parents, *1G -end
Mrs. Jos. Hoilgins.
k. Bell of Toronto and,Doug-
las have returned home after spend-,
ing three weeks with ,Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hannah. •
BORN
CAMPBELL:---- At•Lucknow, en July
28th, to' Mr. and Mrs. James Camp-
bell, a son, William Itodrick.
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Fashion forecastiti Skirts will be
worn about two. inehes 'fhtortler:
suits ahout two years longer. •
ricrease Your Profits
oN
Second-Cut,Alialfa
Ily Cutting Alfalfa Early, Farmers' are ssui•sad 'of a Larger
Percentage Of Protein' and Lsnis Fibre Content, n Necessity in
The Manufaetniing 1st Grade Alialfi Meal...
MARKET CONDITION -6 GIVE Pitosister, OP A PRICE OP
'61e. A TON`FOR ALI'ALFA,. IF CUT EARLY AND KEPT
GREEN, WHEN USED IN THE MA.NUFACTURE *of AILFAL.
FA MEAL
'diste Proper and Early Attention to torir 2n4 Cut of Alfalfa
'And Ineresase Your Profits.
wn CAN HANDILE YOUR HAY
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