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the loafer at the,.cOrner:' who:,
.:;••'eritiSie the man at work with 'shovel
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on • theatreet. 'leg; the idler Who talks`
Of the unfair. "distribirtion' of Wealth
nd the airs, of the wealthy, It's the
.•<iian wbo rfused to attend school in.
his Yentli,:who talks about the aifi
of the 'educated.; It's :the ..man 'Who:
knows nothing about ' economic eon-
ditieristhat is the loudest in exerts-,
ing his, views ' on the'. cause of ;the
epreSiiiini and leek of ..employment:
lea the -fernier . who leaves 'his., ma-
chinery
exposed, '' who spends most
of Ins tune talking about the hard -
ler, and WhoWou'
sooner attenda Ptiblie 'meeting of
grumblers than stay
is 'wife, who fails Make :farming,
pav Some•rnen find ,plenty of time
to gaiwantabout the country finding:
,•...•,tailt•With.the•way public• affairs are,
mandged,..who could make a corn7.,
"ftelite•liVing laid a Contented homeif theY, Would attend to their own
IMaineks,' and gave the ,same amount
]fflhOiie. fault-finders; ' grumbler s and
pablic regulators may ihave a • plaCe-
• Ii ourpublic life, lint. they .are .a
, • ferriblii-TraihnineWiricheite,
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Want a cook,:
• ' Want a rlerk,'
Want , a. partner,
Vont • -a -.sitiratiOn„
•Want to Set a .
4/ant to borrow • Marley;
WEit. to sell livestech• •
Wantet „ rent 39, r oms,.
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':Want to sell town property,
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, Want to rent a house or farm
• Wanttto sell second hand furniture,
• Want to find customers for anything
• 'Adrertirie in The lareknow Sentin,eL
Adyertislflg will gain new'customeis
Advertising keeps old customers,
Advertising makes success easy,
*Advertising begets confidence, .
Advising brings business,
•::--7-Aidvortising_shoita_energy.,
Advertise and succeed,
Advertise .consistently,
.„ • Advertise judiciously 4.
Advertise or hilt
--Advertise
.Advertise now,
• Advertise,
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AGED DUNGANNoN
'RESIDENT PASSES
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'James Edward, Aged 83, Succumbs
• Unexpectedly After -Period Of
Pailing Health _ •
rro '''.170ye" Costly
,•14- oggPf41.100.k,1%1.04,1.
0.14 iNo.*.tEi. Iringh* W4002
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Costly errors rn..10110aeagazne
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played in the Jocal pgrb.,
resulted in '4'0 g. .d0Ant
administered 1y the •visitors and Pre-
vented the lorals froingeinkirite;44
place in the Lakeside. ;League Stand-
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It was a pitcher's battle all ,,the
way though,, ach7 Wier alleging
44-tWeAlteb-witli4rwiii7-OWAYeliegd -
in strikeouts,r which
hile COttril viaa'-eretifted with elev..'
sii.Vitli•-,fieldhig'.SUPpOrt • by '"". their
feaminatei.of;the sanit,•,calibre, :as'
was the hurling of
BrPeet eague twirlers, it *mild
have been a' battle pi reya14-in ' fact
.with
_Would have ended without At, tun, As
it was each team bad: oneiun batted
in, the' runner • who Scored in each
case, getting on throngli.ari,•:eiror.
The" lOCali took the lead in the
first inning Whichthey held 'until the
first of the fifth when Winghinn
ttitie itup, Lnelmoyv victim One-
Veryuddeir-tvai-theHcall---which Tut -11 ead-baolr.in their_ha1-o'nbrioT
clue to, James Edwards on Satorday,, Irave Wingham•tieit fiji•again.in the
when he; passed away at the hoine of sixth; and take the lead in the -eighth,
Iti.• • and Mrs. George Irwin., with which philately gave themi. the, vic-
Whom, lie had been residing 'since t:44 1-04, • ,
death of his wife' about one and one- , . • _ . . . • ,
• Play By riay,-ast riming
hal years ago. Although in. declining •
•wingham-Howson and•on•iiriers
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not e up
;4-",ottitstiLtion thitt, otays put. ivgar4101111 °
et whethnr,olut sit, stand orbend,
Five ReatiOnl-why?-:Yon.shoiiiid *ear Nu-Oack Cortets
Ist.Ther•4111floi ;rido ip
!OP* ffOrarnt-iidIWIhen alee,e411ne spreading hips
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3r4, They dornet-erelord theupperPart of body011owing (feeding of
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netBarge:1'04 haeli; ' • • ' '•
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• 0th;', TheYf.:804'honieri • ' ' , • , • • •
„I/in-Barka - 4),.** EiMeciallY liesigned. The Nevi' Feiniiiine
They Give Tour' Figure ,ffie New Raised Wallet Line.' Effect Without Any
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Crowded Feeling. •
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We Carry dorsets,and Corselettes from 89c up.
E. McCluskey, Manager
OUR MOTTO,:r-SMALLEit PROFIT, QUICK TURNOVER - 'PHONE 75,
Luciano*. r pa e
R,.. Thompson, 3rd 3 10 O. .1
piimminge 1st ' 0, 0 8: 0. 0
Andre,1f.,-------. ' 1 0:6,
health for sometime, the 'end was
spent very pleasantly With his daugh- Gr°ves struck lest. ,
The. 14ther of LucknOw
Fitting 'Title Mirrapriated To The
Late, Mies SonnuerVille, Surveyor
not expected- The past Whiter Was. - °, • • , -
both gs' unat 1 ' innn'
ed out pitcher o • st,
- • D. Clark, ef • ' 4 0 f0. 1 0 .0 and Noise'. . of This Village.
A. Thompson, '1•r-4 1 1 0,0 • . -
C. Finlayson, 0 . 0 1. In the 'perirsual of ra series of
Greer, ss. 10, 2 0 teresting ;reminiscences, erigioatin
ter at Belleville 'and Termite,- and he ,, :Loiknonr7--RObert .T.hompsori ,,was
retarnecite Dlingiirmohle the spring safe On, Sommer's' error, went to see-
* was unable to get, around much, -and on a passed bail .by Grey's, stole it Finlayson, • ,
2nd ..-S 0- 11. -1 ' 0 0 SO. years eke from the pen of. Mr.-. , w
slime his .retiii,o,,, Some ' sm• • .:wooks third and scored when Groves -threw- - • :: .,- ,. • . , • .1._. ..„ ., ... .. .._ _ ., .... ,...
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: ..1 . • ' , , 32 2 ' '2 27 , 8 . 0 I induusag.e.4e1;47:7co,Wertagee • struck
etighe,e2rhlye
ago he went to the hospital in Goder- •:wiici to. third to 'catch .1dra, While; "
..eh, ler tr. iiitinefit and returned neqr.,.-..Cuminings,-Andrew.and..jr.Win_stiiick
ar'finir weeks.ago,. not having' improv- out ,. • .., ' ' , •• ' , ,, •• , Wingham• ' , • ''. "lib : .i;•-li Po ri.. a ,Pioneera and surprised at Oar very
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ed ninth. ' • • . . . : • powson,„ lst' .,1 , , 4 1 ' 0 11 40., 20 7,,beeaire.:.4-np,iiielse.4g.evir*ne.'bPeriesaseyseednnon6af
Siid, ,Wingliam.L.-Lediet' struck . out
'' Peril at Crilf.donia, in-Jlie of. 1849, and Was throWn o' t , t i t W 'Tiffi
u a s , • . n, Samiiiirs; 2nd"' -...,L,4 -1 - ..0 1 ,
A pretty face sometimes hides an.
Ugly' diarioilition:
Lediet, 3rd 0 1 2. 9 0
vir4.2riffiii,s5-4-....-44- 14 1 ;
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f. Tiffin, rf. o o tr.
P.I.; Rae, if. 0 0 0
A. Durant cf 0 0 9
9t4,_Winghein-Rse,,_ uraiit* and a At, 0 4: 1
caw struek out: ' • '
1,ucknont-,-Greer was -out on a pop
come to the township of 'Westare no doubt indelibly imprinted itt
Navianoq.i. where he became a pros-._
derous farmer about five miles south
Lucknow. Be was married :some
ifty-five years ago to Miss Margaret
time Irvin, a sister of. Geo. Irwin.
3erviving him are two daughters,
Ars. Jordan, Belleville and Mrs'. Sen-
ior Toronto; "also two. sons, Robert;
Los .Angeles, Calif., and William of
Cobeurg.
The funeral.„was held from the
keine- of George Irwin on Monday
•afterneon, with interment in Dungan-
non cemetery.
-0IED IN -KINCARDINE
The funeral Mrs. James Shelton
who passed /may Tuesday, after a
lengthy illnes; was held from ,her
late residence,. Friday " afternoon,
with interment being made, in Kin-
caidizie cemerery:-T-Rev.
Craw, pastor of the United Church,
of which the deceased was a mein,.
ber,,.officiateci. •
Mrs. Shelton, .Whose maiden name
was-MatthicAiie "irennet, "ivaa berg
in Kincardine 76 years, agO, and re-
sided all her life in the district. Some
53 years ago she married .James.
Shelton, who- surviVes„-her,_ eking
•with two daughters, Mrs.• Carson in
the .West, Miss Nora at hole, and
two sons, Hiram and Waiter.
Does Your Business 'Need
"PEPPING UP"?
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IS THERE TEAT ,"SOMETHING AT THE END
Or THE DAY THAT TELLS- YOU • YOUR RE,
' CEIPTSARE .NOT QUITE WHAT THEY MIGHT
• HAVE. BEEN, BUT FAILS TO SiMGEST A
- REMEDY? • -
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grounded Mit pitcher to...1st,. J. Tiffin
Groves, .C. 0 0 10/1' .0
ffled out to left fielct
Lucknew-D. Clk7-0-ire: Bin
son struek nut 1110704 ground-
in this:hale a lilographY of the late
ne was thus S3 yeark of age 'and wet James Summerville for the value and
he lea of a: fondly of four children
interest itinay contain for ,Oisrread-
.4 the late Mr. and Mrst Saranel.Ed.:
• ere4-esaicrillY the yoanwrad
yards. Upwards of sixty years' ago as for the *older readers, these facts
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ed out short to 1st. , •
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• ItIRESE ARE. BAYS OF COMPETITION A NO
-?-qtRit-.LITTIAR BFT ItIELPS." SALES MAY
NOT RR *ex. IntISK, but TitIS Tilt. VER'
REASON YOU snoum Gst YOUR SHARE:
TRIL. THE PEOPLE WHAT YOU HAVE TO.
SiLL AND IF YOUR PRICE IS Riot'. Titartl
WY.
Aveitige in- THSETINEL
Misers Nowadays Buy Advertised Goods
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fly te, 3rd, Il. FinlaYsen struck, out •
Wing -0O0 Olt 010-3 .
and was thrown out catcher to 1st, •,
, liwknovi,100 010 00f1-2 .
R. ThamPeen walked and stole sec- . * ' * il iii •
ond. Claiming popped out to second. .. •Won Lost ,To Play.
4th, Whigham•-7-Howson, Sommers, Kincardine —7.4 1 3 . '
33 3 2 27 11 '1.
and Groyes struck out. •
LueknOW-Andrew „Oro& Out, Ir- ,Tleswater. I. 4. •
Wmgham • 4 2
win flied out to righil Clark was out
.„ Linknow 3 '.
2nd tO Ist ,
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5th, Wingliain.LLediet struck out * * .e. *
: two year's later the going :couple
to 3rd on Greer's bad threw to 2nd. The schedule sifinws plenty .
W. Tiffin singled, stole 2nd and went ,,,,s,...._,I. struck out king their way to West
exhibition --Limes "1"'"' Wawanosh. townahip, near where St.
time forr
J. Tiffin - struck out. Rae followed league.fixtures and these would be
Helena now standi and there :follow;
snit but was -safe Olt first while W. helpfutin keeping the aggregation up
ed his trade -and what a blessing the
Griffin scored, When the ball got away and at it . , • erection of a• mill lint ,have been to
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earlY settlers' as ..tt ,is reforded that
tosecure flour they were obliged to
f011ow a biased • trail to Goderieh
their inindi lid yet the mention of
a word' here and there may 'refresh
their memories and medi-
tationewhich tbeyminger folk' can-
not enjoy.- . •
James; Sommerville. was born in
Scotland' in Dunfermline,' it Is be-
lieved on Decaliter -1st,. 1825, corn-
ing to Canada with his 'parerits at
the age of- 16, settling, at Dundee
where James learned the trade ,of
mill-wright. In,, 1849 be . married
Mary bennett of Dundas and SOnif
on Greer. Durant walked the side
being, •retired when Cottril grounded.
out pitcher tO ist.
Liicknow;•-•.A, Thompson -was safe
on an error by. CttriliatOte-SrdTwas-
advariced to 3rd on C. 'Finlayson
infield out and scored when Greer
singled, who stole 2nd and went to
3rd. on Groves error' but died. there'
when R. Finlayson inidit.-Tliorapsert
struck but"
., 6th, Winghani-Howson • was 'o t
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The 18 to 1 massacre Teeswater
handed Ripley last Friday rather up-
set our idea that Ripley might be zarrying a bag of gra_n
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GUARANTORS
r MEET :AT KINCARDINE, •
Investirent Of Ponds Held By
compiuky Voir 11.**icipauit** : .
• Under , Consideration••
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Instead of ,heldhig the, regular • - •
council meeting hastYriday night, •,
yot Lee and members of the town
council of Godeiich, journeyed to Kin-
cardine, . where they met Municipal •
representatives of that town and of'
the townships of Aslifield and Huron
and discussed financial affairs relat-
ing . to .the defunct:, Ontario , West
ore i way 9101111Y. ,
The TorontO General Trusts Cor-
Peration holds $135;000 of •Doniinion „
of Canada_bilds for4the
ties which guaranteed: the bonds of
the. ti.W4S. Railway ,Ce , Of this tv•
m�unt-'Godericli's. share is -apprOxi-,
mately $50,000.. As the 'Dominion of
Canada b'onda. are 'dye in 1934,'; and
the omr.s.R. bonds run until 1938,•
this town desires •to make an ea'•
• change of bonds"on terms' offered by
a brokerage firm* Mid before . the'
could be put through the
consent ,Of all the municipalities in-,
terested Watt required. It was for ,
this reason. Friday night's meeting .
Was held. The „other municipalities
readily agreed to pass the 'necessary
resolution. Other phases of the Mat-
ter were discussed, and it was agreed „
that joint action of the munifripiali:-
ties with reference tto the investment
of the funds Was desirable. ,
At 'its meeting Toesidayi night
the_gederieh council passed a repo-
iutlon askiiig Tholes Stet/lira, • •
the trustee of the O.W.S.Ry., to nr- •
range with the Toronto General
Trusts Corporation for the exchange „
of $48,000 of 1934 Victory bench% at
a price of 100.25,for.$50,000 of Pro-
vinee of Ontario 5% per cent. bonds,
dile July 1st, 1946, at a price of Ekt.„,
as offered.-SignaL
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able -to itetli-arfirsrvictlirrofthe Ai-tad.e.--,„_-_.
re feWriiiiiiii•-• day- or !yin
semen. la
ter with the fruit of their. labor.,
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, „Later ' Mr. Sommerville and-
. thema _stronger held village his'
Winkharies arid, Teeswater's whis.:
_.. On' Wire
___„ family moved to this section' where
givei
nowatands, and purchased
and second place respectively,but, a considerahlei .portiiin of land from
Iniclinow' is nit out of the. picture Mi. Stauffer; In 1857 he erected the
et. leeswater's neirt 4 miTties, Will Treleaven grist mill.
1rd-to Sammeri safe On e with -Kincardine and 1 each
-Pinlayson's- error; going to 2nd, -when- witliVingliani and LueknoW,all away
Groves struck out and was thrown,
out at first Lediet hit, scoring Som-
mers, and went to ,seond on the
throw in from right field, in an at-
tempt to nail Sommers. W. 'Tiffin
struck mit.
Luelcoow-Culnmings walked and
• was advanced. to 2nd and 3rd oit_in.„
•field outs by Andrew and Arwin re,
speetiVely. With Clark at bat Com -
blinks was retired on attempting a
squeeze play. • ••
7th, Wingham-J. Tiffin flied out
to centre. Rae struck out L
was safe and went to 2nd, when
ThorePson threw Wild Irmo 34. Cot-
tril struck out.
Lucknow-Clark was safe on Sol -
tiler's eror, A. Thompson • singled
both: runners advancing on C. Fin-
layson's infield out, btit • died there
TAWGreer popped to short and ll.
Finlayson aro& cult
Sib, Winglient-HoVison was safe
and went in 2nd when he grounded to
and Iffin tavariag is
missed the throw due to the sun, Mid
went to -3rd on -Sornmer's itfieltl
out, pitcher to ist Howson aored,
whenii pitched ball got away On
Greer, Grovels and Lediet shtick out.
latellow-R, Thompson anal Clia
Minks both grounded out pitcher to
lat and Andrew was. oat short to• 1st.
9th, winourn-W. Tiffin and Rae
strncic out, S. Tiifiti popped out t�
second': - •
Luckilolv---invill Was out pitcher
to at, Clark flied out to centre, A.
from home, which nuts them up a.-
gainst a tough proposition.
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A manager, other than a player.
who knows the game; is a necessity.
A . little shake-up during Friday'P
game :and a pinch hitter here and
there, miht-have done wonders:
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Lucknow plays at Kincardine on
August 4th,- which WM be a tough.
battle and, the boys know it. Lucknow
handed Kincardine their' only defeat
of the season and` with the gang
playing air -tight ball, they, are
fident they can make things interes-
ting when they dash in the Palceside
Wan.
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A fast running catch by Andrew
in left field and neat one hand
earby-Sonuiteritwere O -fielding
f tures f the clay
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• it was a tough game for Irwin to
-lose-after siich a Stellar perfernianee,
ina a big distippoiament to fans
and Players alike
• The season If under Way for
the reception of nictnie norittards
bearing the tantalizing phrase. "Wish
YOU Were here."
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Cultirsite the art of living Viith
youacit as you are. and with the
world as it is.
e onlyarra some men Dosses's_
is sittethed to their Watch &aim.
ThomPson was. safe oit dolttirs et- '
TOr and 'stole second,. bat WAS left The semi story told by two diff -
there , When C. kuilaYSon atm' ek ant, erent persons IA frequently two
dif-
ending the gitme:" • forum ttie..
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, Throughout his life he was active'
And influential in politicLand Mani -
Anal life, belt* an ardent Reformer,
Iir 1864 •he ,:kias made a magistrate
by Sir Iolut MacDonald, was also
a ColinisidonOr in the High Court
Of Justice, offiCiated netary pubile
end conveyancer. He served as coun•
cillor,in the township of WaWariosh
le-ceitested„the„
ridbg of North Huron against Mr.
Farrow, meeting defeat, lint
ten years later. carried . South. Broca
for the Dominion gou. •
Mr. IMMOnine joined with Robt.
• McCreadie and William Gedatte..itt
organizing the :first Sunday Salmi
• in the village; and death in 1898:
oicattioned wide Spread regret in the
village and a sorrowing cowl:114y
follbwed "the father of the village
to his last resting place in Kinloss
Ceniete .
DANtElgillS ELETCTRIC•
• . WATER HEATERS
A warning has recently • been- -is.
stied_ by: the 11Ydre-Eleetric Power
Coln -argon of -Ontario regarding
several unapproved and sub -standard
types et electric ;water theaters con.'
tabling .PartiCulelY 'dangeous fie,
tures,. which rite-heing offered fin sale
In Ontario, dentritry to laW. There
are tWO types of 4a -term Withirritiiiiiis
•hales, One being' the faucet type, the
4thereLtili-tit* .4110. It
lawful to advertise, Sell or otherwise
dispose of any eleettictil equipment
othr. than- that which has been ap
okayed. Before pitteiniaing eleettient
equipment deinend proof that it has
beta approved bi" the
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GODERICH BANNER,
RACES
At Agricultural Park
MONDAY, AUG. ist.
___CIVIC-HOLIDAY-,-,-,-at-2=•-o"clock-
' :$$5 IN. PURSES
Free-fopall Bine Water Mike, •
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pare or trot $1000
2.18' Golden „Gate Stake, pace
or trot
2.22 Goderich Stake*. pace or 's•
trot •• '51000 "'•••
2.21 Class Raco $• 500
Under the auspices of the
Long 'Branch (hiring Club
NEW COVERED GRANDSTAND
GOOD TRACit
Privileges Allowed--
neritiLkdiiiission--50e4TaX-Extial
Covered,Grind Stant/T-50c.
Open Stand -25c
J. B. Presilderit • •
E. It. Wigle Tresuinter
P, • Oah. y.s., Secretary
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