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IIIMEN NEXT you go imOtonintireitelire, to 'Try. Conilesyr eyelet •
inch Of the way ond, see,,litosi Much .more enjoyable your tiriP
will le and . how.. quickly. Other drivers will respond yonr.
cehrteriY.. coati( 440 persuade Anil of the • Motorists'. to
Courteiy31„1; am.ionfident That the tither half would folio*
suit Bud then we woald have ..estahlished. AO:greatest ..sitigie'
ficter'.fer'safe motoring--courteoni.drivAnIV •
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Again I eiiggest that you ."Try Courtesy" the next time you are
•:.drivIng:',Try:tO refrain from"pocketing" your 'fellow -motorist., ;
,Witen be gels intoda traffic dilhertity , Try to give hini• some
• „Warning of what you intend to do next' whether; it' is to Slow'
dawn, stoic, Change direction or overtake .hini...Try. to give hint.
. share -Of' :lite rood so on',nitt 'io 'unnerve him ."eltisc,
.
shave," 'Try tnretniendier to dip or aim your brilliant headlights.
when.You Meet him at night .so that he will nititlie •Miteliedr. or
drive straight. On when he .shoidd, take* curve: Try 10 remember
• that hills.' curves and other blind spots are danger gnaottikeep
tit ,your right side of ihre„it094 wheci,yOnetwne4o them '1
,
these and diedeiiiiie of' Other wtfysi occurto.yOli,
eineer,ely recommend dtat you "Try Courtesy" every ineh of
she • ,
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TRY
COURTESY
The New Spirit
• of the Road
A SIIVIELD NOTES
M.ids Itasella Philips of $,t Helena
•ifs visiting her. nen; Mrs: J.Hunter.
, Miss• 'Emma ,McDonagh is spending
two weekri! vaeation with her parents.
Mrs. A. Helm.. and Mrs. MCDonegh
• spent an, afternoon with Mrs. L. Me -
Keith last week.'
, Congratulations teitins Sadie Far-
rish who is one of the. many succcess-
ful
,musip pupils of Miss' jean Long.
1411!.., Paid 11.Vater and niter,.Mrs.
Were '1,aveeltail4. 'rvisitOr.O. with . beir
parents, .Mrant Mrs„, -Win: "'tinter.
Gilmore and Frances of
.London, 'spent Sunday, with friends
"har.e. , • '‘
; Mins :Lorena- Hogan,. accoinnanied
by her aunt, Mrs Brady . and fitinily:
of Stratht°, 'sent Sunday with Ur:
and MI'S.: M. Hogan. • • ; •' .
Mr.: Donald 'MacLean of Chicago
ia'spending his vacation with . his
uncles ; and aunt- hire.' at present :
Mr. ,and • Mrs. Win. Hogan spent a
Tew days last week in Litman owing
to the death of Mrs Hogan'i father:
The funeral was held ,SaturdaY morn
1.07i.".S.-4' •
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ST. ElEt0ENS
• ,BORN., -,In the Wingliam Hospital
on Saturday, July 11tb, to Mr. and
Mr.*, Radcliffe Murray, a ',daughter.
,•2Mr.' and Mrs. 4ohn.•,....MeAndreW,
their daughter Agnes and nen
l4rgo, North •Dakota, were
.recent guest* of Mr. .ried Mr Eoh-
'Dusan W�bds. 1 •' •
Regent , visitors; : with' • Mrs.' R. J1
*nods- inchidad Mrs. Wni. Rathwell
of $outhwo1Mi Chas RathwU'el
Gwen • of .GuOliall, Dr; AlVizi, and yfrs:
Woad's, and : kr; Wilson Woods „ of.
'pandas.' '• "••;" '
Miss !Sadie,'"MtlaOharlea, has :been
t0.7 -engaged . as RtlitOPal ad Miss
geati1C:.ei ;Mc9uillin as, ,,assistant in
016 St kelen.'11 Scheal..
,The regular Meeting; ,of the Y. P.
U.. Was On Siinday, evening:with
an attendance' of The scripture
lesson was ..read by Grace Weather;
head and .the, topic ..`,`Wasting;
Was taken by Cuyler Ramage. •
Rev. II. M. and Men. Wright and
family, 1eve. this week for • their.
vacation.. The service next' • Sunday'
mOrning will be charge of the
,gurOn.,__Presb,y,ter3tF.:,•ireentive, _Of the'
Y. . . • • Gwen Sordid -4;T
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1.1019nfeid-31;'..' • ." Teeswater.--14.
Allerifordla ' Wingham-2
Hanover...7,12 1Cincardine-6
Port Qwen
•: TeesWater-76.
CliesleY 'et Pert- Elgin,' postponed. ,
Chesley. at Lueknow., postponed.-
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*aiitifipg
OfK T •
ONLY TWO. •#EopLARs.,
. #ArtING OVER ,300`,MARIC
Liicknow has -Played twelve , of.
,their sixteen. genies of the :Bruce
League schedule. The first game with
Wingham will have • to; be replayed
if .it affects, the final Standing. The
following are the batting, averages: in
eleven' of:the 12' scheduled ;,gaines,
no-brix score. of the' Hanover game at
14:ticlinew: having beon • .,
ream:tn-trOgr'ffie
Player ‘: : Itita
,, ......... . .391
-*" '47 16 .340
ILAtitehie 3. A .333
Kilpatriele '°' 1, • :333
Arthur 21, . '; 2g6'
Hayes returned to, her
•home 'in „Fort William, 'last :Wednen-
dey after a' few Weeks' yisit with her
Trio0Oii:;Wrat:
.Mr: Dick- Reed : arrived; home
Monday from=Semans Sask having
. ,
spent the past ' ear" there.
. y • .
and . Mrs. Frank O'Donnell,
• (nee- Ethet•-•,Sthianon)., of .'' Toronto.,
spent•,the••. Week,end with „,Mr; and
Mrs,' Wm, 1Stineson,„ • , .
M•
r: and W Gardner' Har-
old 'and 'Bill :Reed. Of .'Zion, jean of
pert Albert, Howard ,:of .Currie's-
Cornern._nited • with • Mi and 'Mrs'
:111.7IWO‘i,"
' MIrlISTER'dF ,HIGHWAYS
PROyINCE 'Or.ONTARIO •
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WHITECHURCH
Wingham General Hos,
• pi; on' Monday, Jely. 12th, to. Mt.
and Mrs, Albert': Cenates; a daughter.
Wingham :General
Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, July L3th, to Mr
— and Mrs • Carl Lott a ion
This in the girls' week at CampHiri-
tad andLMi&Merle Wilson,R.IsTI,' is
ttending.
Mr Wm Scott and
Scott of Krnlough, visited Iast !:.
M' Thurs
(lay 4wi„,th Mr.,' and, Mrs. Albert -Patter -
•.Mr. and.. Mrs. Roy Criiigle •and
daeghter, Miss Helen Criagle of De-
troit are spending, two weeks . with
Mrs Critiglea Mother,' ,Mrs David
.41.0.741.Vf4dte-viteli.dl
C., 11 • „282
•D. Clarke' 10 .278
Phelan...' :27 • 7 259
G. Miller a 2 ,.2.50
D. Welsh , „;.... - 37 .243
H. Greer . . . . „.......22 .5'
A. 1VIcCitrtney. 29.. 6 • ;207
J. MacDonald . . ... , 2 .133
R.. Finlayson 4 .125,
'Duquette' ' 9 1, • .111
1 • .091
E. Carruthers. • 16•' 1 .067
. .
E. Webster . 0, , .009
J. Fisher .... . ... . 3 0 "4 .006
• .*. * •
Weeks' Reselts
! •
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Mr. Helmuth Schlenker of Strat-
ford was weeklend guest of Mr.:
and
Mr. , Neely, Todd Was hOtne freni.
• Stratford.jOr• the week -end.- •
W. 1.. Holds Pleasant
Outing At Kincardine
'Owing. In the busy : season., the at....
teadanee at the Women's Institute
picnic, held' at'Kingardine wi Tuesday,
was 'melt smaller- than usual, but
these '.who were' there Spent .a very,
enjoyable '.day. After supper,..a .-very
interesting _Program of sports resnl-
ted •in . the folloWing. Prize winners i
"Oldist person, Mr, John Durin..Rac-
es, -under Beatty ..: and
Gwen ; Dougherty; Young nieien
rce-
Ross . McPherson, --Charles MCQuillin;
Marriedmen's, rice---:WniDougherty,
,Walltice „Miller; Young ladies' race-'
MiiiS Mildred- MCOnillin,• *tea' gadies
IileCharleat... Married ladies!, : race -
Mia. • Durnin Philips and.. -Mrs. -Alex.
•Mitrdie; Kicking the slipper,
Stanley Todd, Wallace •MiDer; Ladies,
Irene Woodri,' Mrn. Dougherty, 'Cer-
eal race-Iat, Mrs. JaMes 'Gaunt ' end
Mrs. E. S. Them, 2nd,'Miss Annie
Dnimin and, Stanlei...Todd;'Throwing
Mildred McQuit-
Milleer•Mrs. E. J. -Thom,;.
Men, Alien *Mei,: Charles' Mcquillin,
ROss. MaePheriton.:.‘, ' • '
•'Mrs. g,.4.'woods'ii'iliolidaying at
Aux ,Pauhle beach.
, Mrs., Hilda Miller of. W.indrier'i in.; a
trisitors-,,With
Fdr-.7and Mrs: E;-"jFhoin.
Jim McNeil and Bill ,StinisOn, Jr:
'Of:Petersurg, ' :Ont7-Were at their
lioine here' fig the week -end.
"1 :Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Carter And
farnily visited friends at Ripley' on
Sunday, -
Wheat. 'cutting' is the order of the
dayin,this burg. It is a ,bumper crop
Mrs. Gemmel of, Galt, and Miss 'Mai -
ton _
. of ,,AYri :Visited On , SundaY
Mr. and Mrs: John McCharles• :
Mr. and Mrs. erne and daughter
Miss Jean- Horne ,of • Hamilton, Spent
thOveekend with Mr. aii4 ,Mrs. Fred
--'„„Ntessrs.._,Cormanarrier,„and_Thos,
= course- althe
Mr Wilfred JaCques Of Copper Cliff
'vfeited .recently with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs'. Eli' iacOes:' • .
Mrs. Dustau Beecroft sisited Mies.
Florence BeeCroft of the' Sick'Child„
ren's41ospital; London, last Thursday,'
Wheat harvesting ,laks, started. in
our eonintunity„:,
.. Mrs: Mitehe,11 of Whighani, bent
the• week -end with her.dringhter, Mrs.
this year. '
kt301t,
1
•Idr.• 'and ne \Ve'Mrs, .. tIntlie, ',Doris
L
orro Sunday 'visitors ,,at
'Rqghql Whoa's, ',loth ;von. ,
-Mr„.. and Mrs. 'itoW.,Moriloailldi
FlureiWe and Iii.hPent.7SilinlaY With
Undetwood frl'etnK,
. and Mrs,":„C, E.," Wilson
Kenneth of SaskutOon, 4ustoo Doug-
hin and Owen SPO,qigne, Mr. 4'10'
Mrs...440 'SPetigne of '14iiiidon,; Mrs
and r Gordon', JalalOVOr
Mrs.!
J,6114 .17.400SO4:7o4rii:044.1(kiii6W;4'
,Filday evening. at Ntr.,
. iokd Mrs: Richard 'Elliott 'and
fanuly wera'the;guests' of: 'Mr. „nod
Mrs-, Thos Robb Of A tube ricY Oa, SU II....
Mr and.. Mr1.;-`Frnst Akett:nint
Harvey ":Aekert's: at. Lorne.'
Hareld , Ackert, Mrs, Ackert
and .family, `Miss .Stewart. and , Mak
Emberson of. Caledonia and 'Mr. Peter
SteWart. of • Ssskateou",wers recent
'visitors 'at, Mr, Ernest Aekert's: '
Mr. 'Alvlii,.drahaM _anent the week.
and at his, home,' at .Tnra,•
"
MOs7r.,* Chester Corbett• and
Wil -
113 ,,,Corrigen. of .Cookstown, 'Mi, And
Mrs,: Janien MacCormick of Beaton
sand. M;: ertioton ofRuFeauSliSk.
'Elliott's..wererecen, t viSitors. at Mr,: Richar,d.
Mr. and Itrs. Fred Johnston, Leda
and Leonel 'Mr and Mrs. Cecil John-
ston and family of Listowel, Mr.' and,
Lowery and tainilY, MrS;
Robert.. Lowery; 'Sr., Mr., and Mrs: Jas. ,
eeolutia, Agnes, Ira 'and' Walter, 1
r, Wm. -McPherson; 10th
lioa. 'Wallis of Bayfield, and several
of the ,neighbors Called to, see," Mr.
Have', Carruthers,: Sr., .on "Stindrii. We
,are pleased to report thht • he • is int-
PrOVing nicely; - " 7•••
::BOUNDARY WEST
.Rev . John 'Nicludsk, from l',Pine
River 'and; Bev. Donald Nicholson of
. .
Ottawa were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. jack .Hamilton • •
'Misses Gertrude .' and ' Winnifred
Raynarcl are, holidaying *ith their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 'James
'Mr. and Mrs., James Richard were
recent visiters' with 'Mr. and •Mrs.
Richard--7Richards
babo..-Are-yisiting with -the:letter's=
parents, ,Mr., and Mrs. John Jamieson
• Ada Stanley is visiting her,
br ther, ,Alex Stanley.
,
Mr.. James Webster whit has been
on
the sick :fist, is much improved.
. • .
:. Mrs. '.Cliii•eiice. ' St., Bernard , and
'faiiiilY.,•-, Mr: • Thamas 'Manton, TIMiSs
If,Catherine McLennan, -. Detroit,. 'Mr
,and Mrs.. Marvin, iSanderson, ' Toronto,
visited With Mr: and Mrs. Win. Hemii-
lfr- . .
Mr. and Mrs treirdernon arid Gordon '
,
,.
., . .......
eit Liquor .
aidSOttrge .
- 44 '"
..y..11 Area
0.900ggers ....,Started as
. Soon.. ivi:.110tek. Ci‘fied;•
Feheliiit.l. falls :.'Rector
... . . .
:1)01arpt.
• . Lindsay'. Anril, 'I (SPe_cia11-7-Trade
illicit spirits in Fenelon ',. FallS„
ItObeaygeon , and. neighlsering' dit.
Wets was the ,background Of WO
:cases ,iri ;pellet court here.. yesterday.;
In thetfirSt- cote, Fred . ann,bnis ,
rFerrelon. "Falls was 'e-hirgedskithi.
assaiiltinghis, Wile. Crown :Atterriey
'Andersen stated.'that Mes..',G,ObbinS
was se badly beaten by, her husband
that she tepid. .not ''shoW hersell in ...,„.
public. The .aettrged told thetour'
thathe had, obtained bootleggin- in •
.the villaie„ and afterwards did not
know ,tehathe was doing.. Inc was
eiVen, two .years" suspended' sentence
.by • MagiStrate Gee. on, ...Oil Ci itiOn that.
'he„ abstain, frein drinkinS. - ' .., •
Archibald. Johnston 'Of. Veriilam
, TOwnthip was 6arged 'by Corporal
T.: J. Worlds, ' R.C.K.P1,, with allow:,.
itig' a :itill, to be Operated, ori: his
'Premises. Last i.ve'elt: Bruce.'` Free,
born' was Isentented • to: lit rnontlit.,
in the Reformatory for oPeratingthe
still. The charge' - against Aolioston;
was dismissed' vher• defense.tounsel
claimed ,that the. Airin. 'was, owned.,
by ea. -estate' and ,that'JOhnsten was.
not atone retperiSibleldr •the 'actions
'of the tenant. • , • : . •
Atter the cburt,tession, :ReV, ' L.
• F. deary, tettitit ot 'St; James' Art,
'Olean Church, Fenehin, Fills, told
• . The; Telegrarn..1hat• he, wai•• certaifl:.
there were many bootleggersoperat.
in in Feneloe Falk. "We,voted out
• l)it-•beverage teorni.there. but Some.
times 1 Abink'.it would have .been
better' if•we had leftthem ,thealone. At
''.
least t i",+“
ere a Measure of coii4
trOl.' iit as 'soon as'the 'hotelS .ere
elated, (be _b-,00tlesicrt, ttarte'd,, to'
ootrate, ilid-thete is absolutely, no
' •
a/ t is
never
ave happened
,
•
HERE and nOvi,, OntartO poop,le are
, learning. all otter .tigain tht yO,n. canri$
hanke peciple ',good!' :by laic •
.Sirieere Mistaken';reformists play.
into the hands of the yikst eletnents.: ..• ,
•,
• they, create unneepssary :ernes and, ne*,,
•.• crhimials, by deprwmg deeent 'citizenaa
the-. ehtinO, to obtain legally: the; whOle"
•
some relaxation of a glass of beer. :••
May we remind them' ,cif What. *etc:
the 'conditions' thirteen Yearsi .ago juit:
'before the ;,rer.,,, of the Okintar
'per,tinCe Adt. 0 quote from a •newspaper
• artiele,ptibliithed in 'October, .1924;:
• ”The laW lati not stopped, drankenness
OntariO„ It has not iltopped. !,
, legging, It luts'hot Stopped Young people' •
• frorn carrYing the 4•'hip flask". 4 haelinot.'
• iitOpped .1117jacking: It haanot stopped
'the bootlegger from &Meeting all the
,--2,,prOfit. It has nett loWered.the tates Of the
.P•rovi/ice.'; It has not -prevented tile
'debauchery of Young girls m daneelalls
and atithinObilea •froni drinking :boOtleg
• whisltey, . In, not one.' partionkii
• Prohibition in Oritar46 PerfOrtned what ,
its advocates hOPed for, prOmised for it, and'':
, doubtless believed it would ac.4,O,Mplisli!..,,
"-Ikt Ito not Make these things, true
.ociternatitiott `bs,tIi.'
Bre,.,4.0'11,0ustri? irk the inleteie ot a bttio
,f441.44\ tinderriatuling totiirs OM'0cU o/
Prot.ittWi' one* asid
Uppbtgfof4 'Poriii494ietegrapt,April,4 )0,
Chesley .... .
Hanover 10
Pint .Elgin • 9
Winghain 6
Allenfork
4th CON.
•KINi.OSS
Pct.' TX..
4
. 714 • • 2
' .692 3
. 600 • 6
.5,38 .8
6 .45:,'5
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,11.7i4ire 22ND
,
.4:40
1937,
ceum Theatre
W1N.GHAM
Show Starto 8y,111.
Friday, •SaturdnY' •
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„JULY 22.23,24'
„
JUDITII AL
oPr•
ut. West .
1.1;oni a ,
.' Harold ltell NV.right Stor'S,
• AlSe A ' '
And, A SICAL COMEPt
-WITH FOX •NEW
•
Monday, - 'Tuesday, • .WednendaY,
JULY 26.27-28
:KAregINE: lltrouRN,
Inv; '
' :Street" •
A Story off, Nineteenth
• Century. -England
" •''..A"sa A •
Sound .385
Teeswate.r.: • .182 5
,
Kincardine .091 • 6
• * *. - •
Downpours late • Friday'afternoon
and early Saturday morning, flooded
,the local diamond and forged a peat.
pOnement of the Chesley game here
lent Satui•day
.1,041dentallY,'it.,.:i.o...th.e first 'PostPUtie4,
'nnent#i.of., season; irr.' spite,' of 'fie-
-anent ;rain ••
:
' .Chesley -• at „LiiektiOW : the 'last
-hoine.gartia of 'the; schedule,, :with the'
'exception Of • the •Win'ghtine game' that'
will .: • ,
have t� be replayed jf it 'affects
the standing
:
. . ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm; .McCorinell of,
Hamilton 'spent the Week -end with
•Mrs. 1VIeMurchy:, , .11
•Mrs, F. Wein of Rochester, .is vis-
iting with her brother, kr. Jolin.,Mc
Donald. • .
Miss Rene Reeves and Sinters. Elsie
and, Ada, Of Toronto, are. spending a
feW, weeks. with Mrs. R. Middleton.
Mr. -Winkler and daughter, of Tor-
onto-yinited. last week „withLMr..and
Mrs.' Gilbert l'ainilton,'
Miss Ethel Buckton of Torontois'
„
visiting ;With her brother Herbert:
. •
-Mrs, Brickton. who has spent 'a few
weeks here; returned to the city on
Sunday: •,:-
A number 'from here,Ottended 'the
United •Church picnic at Tout's drove
on' Thursday, .• , 4
Miss 'Marion MaeDiarmid of London
is visiting with Mrs; ; W. MacKenzie.,
Mr. Kenneth' MCKenkie and, friend
Mr. J. MiinshaW, , of .Detroit are
spending their 'vacation at Mr, WM.
McKenzie, Con., '
Friends of Mr, Jolni MacKenzie are
sorry 'to, hear of his illness, and hope
for improvement. noen.•
• lacknow 'plays an important gime
in Port. Elgin :today. The Sepoys-
to Wingham next Tuesday and ' to
Owen' Sound on July 31st. ; ••
' Its a .tough Jute pp :01 g,ames and
the ''reCa1a-'101111.7have., to
jority: or, :their., remaining Inindes to
L.
. Allenford; who•are ;Making. a strong
bid' for a -played!: birth; .new,.. have
:Gerd McNeil. added to :their pitching
staff 't�' help out Al. Langille, who
has :been 'carrying' the• load, so far. '
NerMan "Galbraith and Eart Gates
InUsicians -Toronto, have been
granted Q. A. tranfers to plky
ball. with , Port, Elgin., °
Clinton. has been - anted a bye in -
fa the O B. A. A. "C". playdownn.
-Recotds-..--were -Shattered- at Allen -
find, on Thursday when'the homesters
downed Teesyvater .by •ri- score of 31
to, 14,1 with 43 hits 'being divided, 23
toh-Allenford and', 20 'for Teeswater..
„
Mr . told Mra. Renal(' Storms, visit.
ede' thwtich. on, 1,t,le near Harrinton during
th
°Mr. Walter Gibion. of :Saik. '' is
Visiting his sister,' Mrs,. Will -MeCori-..
•
Misses . Harriett and Ella "Whitley
spent aWeek reeeritlyith -their
-
aunt, Miss Letitia .DraneY,. 'Dungan-
' -
non
• Mr. .and •Mrs. Raymond: :Finnigan,
and, child* visited .with Ilelgraveriends ,
'txures.ii!7.WF m.LarkineVeningt
Attar are visiting at Mr. M:.• Shack7
leton's„ • " .;
Mr, 'and Mrs. Henry, Mathern and
family of NileOPent.Sunday at 'Roy
..
Maine'n,,
Mr 14 4.„ Treleaven of 'Toronto,
Mrs.. Annie Treleaven and Mrs Fran,'
ces.,Courtice-of!DungennoiLvinitedre...,.;
cettve
ntlyrwith"" .M.:„.L.." and Tie
ie !.
Of Detroit are spending this 'week with
her ;grandmother, ,Mis...MenarY.
• Mr. Ball of Deloraines, Man., is
Visiting ; ;hin ; daughter,' grs. Christ
Fowler. . , :
Mr. and Mri. Wm. Gampbell Of
Donpybrooke !meg- the week end
with their daughter,. Mr. • and •
Crozier and „alna, called on ,friends ffi
Goderich. , '
Afritimber : 'of :the yOung'PeOple at-
tended a weiner roast .atthe beach
neer •f'ert . Albertv . the.. Juntor'
Institute 'members entertained a num-
ber of friends.
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Seven homeruns .r • were sinisbed
out, two for Allenford. With the %tags
loaded. The • heavy clouters were
Goetz with a pair; Hyelop; Tolton;
McNeil; "Henry and Langille.', •
* *
Teestiater .batted. Cord. McNeil out -
.of the box -and greeted Larigille' with
a •4"run' ,barage, -T.edswater was lead-
ing I1-9 going into the 7th when 'Al-
lenford scored ,13 rtins and added 9
,
,more' in the 8th, ,
; '34Your, HOM6 Station"
CIENXtWINGIIAIVI
_....._ . • .....
1200 keg. • 249.9 -metres.
',WHERE HAVE .THEY .GONE? • ',S4,turdai, ,July.-De24th.--- : •, ...,
. •
10,30 a.mdicated. to ' Shut -Ins.
7 .11.45. a.ni.-Paemers' Hinir.'
A r,hi4-be--New4. aikerss-YS'.'-::,- 121 -p.m. ' Wayne -Xing :Orchestra.
3.‘The ,thought just came over ns that ' ' 12:35 p.m.,•--CKNX . Hill -Billies.
s been yearis.since we've • neerrin a 1.90 , p.m. -Radio it., Movie ; Cosnip•
hammock,' ; ,, .- .':, ' . ; 6.15 'p.m..4--In the - Sportlight- •
• Well, when we come to think Of ' - ' • ' ", Reg Dbuglairt-
it, it's been yearn since we have been Sunday. .July 25th---
in one ourselves. So we started look- . -,..11.00 a.M.--,IJnited Church 'seMilee
ing,„round a hit/ , 0:. .' • 1,,00 p.m. -.St. Andrew's 'PreihY-,
, And would you :believe it? There', . 7 terian Church. " • '' ' '
lan't i -hammock on our Street: At. kooday, 'July
least one that can be seen from .the .30. a.m.--Sotithern Devotion.
sidewalk . •, ' ' '.• ' 12.15 p.m.---W,ayne King -Orchestra
And there isn't one on display in " 12.35 p,in..:--Chitton R:eview.
any store window on Main Street that
dozens of theta,' and dozens of kinds, t'll.le2's.d3a5Y'0:11riu!-tk2i7ntcha-rdine Re' v'ieW.
. •• 4,31).p.m.,•-itiacknoW' Or. VVingham
we, can. find. And there used to be'.!
tx.s.l.in fhaottly'seri, hEanivertinoctkhelenbtar'driesitifftatiovne . , 71.5 p/34nos.,..Lebtil41 tey,, 4... ,13. o'..y. le:, xiiivs.
Ones were not to be despised. But it - .
was the real -cliiiinY, Ones that madeW, ell noeorsdan jny„,2umly2h-
usi,n8gt84 Nee"i(ed.y, . .
The
eontiveisedwditi4spi:iithyeonitiithgte4Vearannddathill,
12".15 pari.-"Ro,Yrnar" , , ;,',. , • , •
12.25 p.ro.-L-Eddie Allan. Banta
breadth,' and the.leng, fringe on ,the •5,45 p.m.,--Growin' Up.
kides arid the .big stuffed pii10* at
the top. ,, (1,00 p.m„.--ifere and ,There,
'''- ' - .
, It used to ;be that sinniner'svaS .not 1 (;‘,;30' alh,.._(-;,ht:i'i, 'eh Plite,eet:nA' itl..ng,..
summer without the: hammock, They IltirsdaY. July tOth,,
ovvuesr '6. i '4 f .t'' h ee o' thing.
' and caw161ecire ' for ehfiene' i 2'1 5 P•m'-"RaYlotii."' '
far You : 6.457,,-Leeknon. ite'view:
judgement -.lir knowing --hey? •-••--' could go ' without .,Jariding , ..on ,the 8.99 P.'01'".' GrIt4Y8' Ilia(eit',. Pri100
f'',1444 . 4* :11/Ah.-,- .,' '
grOtind• or 03,0 • ilear, . ' .' ' '
13,tit, they *ere Most restful itn4 .1.11,,,(),.' 1„,4",,,rmri:L..'prtretti.(eidglikiii:ottlirnge.r '
OV.6n romantic at tiniea and we are'
I /i/Otry they haVe gone p:40 used ti,j, - 12,,3}) 0,0);.,...(odericii .114viow
' spend, a 'lot of that hLyt hatbooe .-., . 1,1.L' loro.---1-iveetkiek.. ,aad 'PEoiliic4i
, ; liserketit • ' '
Seittio411 Ex4vOttki . -
Wo-lteel SH6RT, -SUBJECT .
AND PATHE tOpIC
NEXT WEEK-PECIA
.,Of ,
The.../Aerning
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--4410NUMENTS-athrst.cos
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• HaVing Our factory equipped Witt „
the • intist .modern machinery for thy*..
execution of high class work, we halL
:•Sran to see the'largest. dtsplay, of,mon- ,
iiment4 of any retail factory in On •
toriO. All finished by :sand blast; nia-
chines. We import all. ,onr, granitei
from thei Old Country ,quarries
eet, in ;the rough You ca, save all '
tOcal dealers", agentelifiddlentan ,
profits, by Seeing.t:us;
E. J. Skelton Li.: On
lit, West End: Bridge;=;*,A1.4CERTON..
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,BERVIE•
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A -Social time wan,sperit ,thehali
here in honor' of •Rev. -;F:.' MeRit-
chie' and hi i on Tuesday even -
Mr. and ' Mrs. W. .J. Lin.foot and
son Baas of Portland, Oregon,. Were
guesti at-the:name: of Mi.'„ :Mac-
Donald,: the latter part .Of the Week.
Me.D. -miismus rties..r t hJn. spentl fir,t 71. n: ;fly. safinei:;,td
her sister,
in mrnsi c.hN, toll ,4)1.iegeanzi wfitohr „
the past ' three weeks, 'returned' on
Sunday to heelonie near Pinkerton.'
.Mr. WarrieHewitt left Friday on
a trip, to; the West•
'Guests' at the home of Mr: ', and
Mrs. John Sturgeon are Mrs, W. Star..
eon-and,--grands'-Will--Sturgeon-of.
Chicrige.'Thirrsday• Vrete: Rev,
S. R. Johnston, Mrs :' Johnston and,
daughter Miss Mani of 'tenet-tn..
Mr. -It Ferrier is laid ” up with an
injured" ankle, the kgo.
thew:eesualte
away
team
•
OPEN, TO. FlUtto couisire ,
The enhual, Huroh County feet.
races Will be run, thisyear; at Agri-
cUumal
Park, Goderich, On the Fri.
day afternoon (August 6th)*, of the
OodOticli • ,Old 'Home Week: These
evehts,„ 'Which 'ire 'open to Huron
County athletes only, are the , 1007
yards dash for the Goderich trophy,
with fcrrst,, second and third .•prizeS';
'Elio three-m*11e run for. the' Dominion
DitY, trophy,, also, ,with first, second
and; .third Prites„ .and'. the half -Mile
relyiae for , teams of: feur, 'with
'one set of prizen, ,,prizes for
ettch'rite will be rii.etlalst The 'Coder-,
ieb trophy i Eft Present held by
WINO
ottiatitwo No polkih-
Yeer,,.emir will 4111iiii:UkaOl rotriitir.7
'Al..
allekoll; chrome
. Caisarelli.-n44•-/or
.;.T3:101. 00tFf CHEMI;Vt. 06c0.. CiAtilioDsOTA0.00ERTS,:•r,
•
MedFarlait'n'has -meth-riled
'home 'from .1:;enclon• Where. he received
treatment for an:, in)ured foOt.,,
Mrs M. McLean. Mrs. Hedley, Mrs.:
Bert. McLean. and Balfour and' flss
Evelyn McLean spent last week with
Eriabro;: friends) '
mi§a H.Maicolni of Toronto: is
'spending the holidays,. at... Mr: Thos.
.. • .
Malcolm's. '
Mr.' Wm. -Boyle Of ,MOnnejaWi. ,Sask.
is visiting with friends here:
• BORN-Toldr:, and, Mrs. john Me-
„ .
Farlan on July ttlt, a diughtm."Cnn-
grafulations:
, Minn Evelyn Punnell spent -last.,
week with'. friends ;near, ',ringside.
Messrs. Elliett and, ;Billy Towns-
hend ,of Loedon, , ard ,viOiting their, •
tunt, Mrs' Karl 'Boyle..
i
Mrs. Chas. Gilleapie and -family
'Ofi °Mitchell spent last• Week with ler
'parents, Mr. Hodgins:
Miss Greta Hodgkinson and frien4,:'
of London,' visited 'With 'Mr, 414 Mrs.
J. B, todgidoson over tlis
• Mit., McGinn and faiilOY
• • •
•
Mins L, , Pair of tervie is viniting:
her grandmother,. Mrs. B.
•;Mr. and •Mrs.Boyle, 'Edna And
May were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mra, Maurice, Bodkins, con: 10.
The next Meeting of ;the, HolyroOd •
:Will be 'held.: on Thursday,
August, <the home, k,.krf,4. Al -
mer Ackert, When theliewill have 'as
their gtients the LucknoW,W,.I.' Cen-:
vener,, Miia, Anne 'ColWell;• , .
Mrs; Jrang and. Mrs. it: Elliatt. Topic.
"Legislation'. Current Eventn=.-Mtn.
M: IVI,elean, Motto -May we leek foe. .
ward with pleasure , and , buekwatd
without regret, .be --
happy, Lunch ' (8th MA, iiith • eon.
trieffibeit and Arn.. ernitg; eake and
salad); ,(12th con. and Mri: Wo110
. .
Cultov; Sandwiches arid salad).
Congratulation's. to Mr. and Mrs,'
'Fred ifooing who Were .inarried•re-
Mr,And 1Vira„ 111, Montgoinery .of •
).ougjas.„ ,Warnin of Wingharn., Ett, baoit,,,gricticlokvotalt with frzendn
trs may be tii,tide ,
,Pridhain,'.Gotterieh, Ghairpian, of tho'l' Minn • Wile" Merririali rettirlied
(.,,otriMittee,-44it any • ;thire-betore--;.tho-- Vieek,:: after
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