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BALL TEAM'. DROPS'MIT.''
OF BRUCE •LEAGUE RACE
Difficulty In, Mustering Team For
Last ' Thursdays `" Game- At "'Port
Elgin ILesults In: Defaultinir Re-
mainder Of. Games To End Sea-
son Financially in The Red
- While they, still had a chance ' of
making the playoffs, Lucknow. Sepoys
cira'ergii, ., i. 4f thy+.: Bruce League
"• race: l�xgt LYul',:auuy, v ut u' vu+oy au.icu=
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.to 'make the '"trip to s Port Elgin? The
remainder of the games are default-
ed, and the ".bat baggy" can`, be "tucked
away -,for this season,, and, who knows.
how' many more.
,Several factors entered inthe.. de -
;faulting process -One, is the%fact that -
to date the' 'Club Was not drawing
sufficient' gates. to pay, : eicpenses : Dif
4ficuity ,wits, then , encountered, with,
spine of the Goderich players, who.
wanted- their release, and who • '. at
the beginning of the season,, had been.
overly eager to sign with Lucknow.
On'top of. that there was a certain,
amount of indifference among' some.
of the, local. players..
Main factor. probably' was (the lack
of coinmittees,•responsible for having
a ball•. team on hand and, transpor-
tation arranged 'for. • This; •duty in-
n , ,_ Finlaysori
acting secre sty, w o, ate g
lost • considerable time from business
•in • playing ball, let alone making,
other arrangements. On more• than
one' occasion, a bare, team•:was scrap-
ed, :.together...-.but-itwas:; the .last
straw on Thursday, when the same
situation arose and fed -up with it
all, at which :)rou tan't 'mender. the
secretary notified, Port 'Elgin, they
would default the game: '
Its: a bad blow to 'baseball locally,
and it• inlay. be • a longtime conning
back, atleast, until `Lucknow can field
a contending team !.of all home town
players:
In Dick Welsh, Lucknow • had. one
of the best pitchers in the league and•
:had' be : received Consistent suPPort
the .locals.'should . have:,=i had little
trouble making ` the playoifa
By' their .:default • Lucknow victories"
'to 'date "revert' as; Wins to the losing
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RECKLESS YOUNG ROMANCE. ,A NEW
STAR ALLURINGLY DIFFERENT... PULSE
TINGLING DERBY DAY THRILLS.. SPEC-
TACULAR ENTERTAINMENT GLORIFIED
BY PERFECTED, NATURAL TECHNICOLOR!
Remember' her unuival some...
'you'll never forget !tor lovely facet•
Nen..:F•0NDA • Leslie. B A N
Two games still ;to the *Played'with'
Wingham. Mean: two •victories handed.
to them ;
Having won and .lost one rwith• Al-
lenford; this team only . benefits: by,
one additional victory.
- Wingham and,. Allenford are`:. batt-'.
ling it, out for 4th place and last 'of
the.':,_playoff births, 'land Allenford
eased ah&ad'of Winghaiil'`during: the
week:,
• Wingham` has' s
lipped
bad
ly
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ing their' 'lastthree's. starts, : While sle
Allenford •have forged ahead,' with
seven Wins in the last ,eight. games
THE WORLDFAMOUS TENOR.
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'• ALSO ANDYCLYDE COMEDY , AND ',SPC RT •. REVUE
, :.Wingham ball team hag lost "Bob""
Grove's 'service, as he has leftto
take . a 'loh-iii Chatham '.:: '
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RAPID :CITY;
Monday of last, 'week, : Doris
On •
M y,
•of Mr.
Thomson`,' �-1'ear"old daughter
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+;: and 'Mrs' •'Charlre. Tho son, had her..
head',cut and bruised wv' the' door,
•of'theit 'car ,d
w Open' anshe,,fell
ut: She Was4aken..to
Win ha Hos-.
f r4" fe - da •.s,. returning
nesday .evening:,. •
r•.:
bster, and
his .f ien
'•Mr. Jack, We d
Lake,
Kirkland a,
Oddie Webster of If L n k .
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sent the week -,end with relatives
around town. " Mr, Leonard Webster
left fon Kirkland Lake with;! them'
Jlionday evening, •
g .and. Garnet
Eunice; Peed Margaret
t Nall', had their •tonsils removed at
Win ham Hose al list' Wednesday
• Mrs,. Frank ‘..(Plionnell left' for. her
bo,iii:;„ T.Pronto 'Monday, after spen-. Money. Of the • m 11, C. n:srjidt:;If )11..SIL. Albert. Scott on, Wed; W. Brown t4f 'ianriOn,•Ont, Mesr
days, last week at her horrie here, " and: Mrs. W. G.'
PURPLE C e
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'Mr. and`Mrs., Will. •Clayton of .friends''. 'around' the
n
Grove
lace,called on .end
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Miss Irene :McDonald 'arrived home
from Sudbury on ,Saturd a,y.
•. E`l rov' churc 'r is. havin' a
urp.,e G.. e b . -... h
special sonde? ,
i x Sunda ' after-:
� ne t y
`ecial:music••will
.noon and'evening. 'Sp
ire
be given by>Clanks and Rip,ley~cho, i
Rsev. Lo6an:is'eXpeCted toy be present.
•.M r: � and �Lrs..;l3en .�Sefltt and famiit
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entt 1•f,
' . a lace.
reo'n"`da ' . W at 1 •
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:number } .. mbe ' of, 'friends gathered at
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`the .on. • Fiiday 'eveninl of last
:aeek,i.
;`n .honour o'f . Mr.:': and ' Mrs,
George Ernerson and spent the •even '
• h newt weds were picnic given by: the, X. P :S. of Zion
rng:..ple.asantly. •The e Y
made: the,. recipients o a• purse
;day.- The animal showed..no, signs of
.sickness prior to its death.Death was
due to a weakenedheart 'condition.
`. of
McBurney
Gordon.
Mrs.
•• Mr.. aril NIr.
.spent Sunday evening
Teeswater, , p
with • Mr.- and.Mrs. George Harkness.
Mr.and, Mrs. `Wilfred' Caskinette
and children 'of Detroit, are• visiting
: Reich,' with.Mr. Will ,m
Alfred,
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"~ lli re of W.
Eldona �` : Mr•.: Bert"'Cu ilio
red ,
Wawanosh, spent .Sunday with Mr.
and :Mrs.: V. Emerson.
�• Mrs,
Mr •'A: 'J..Muri•ayy Mr., and,
and iter of• Toronto,,
Manser- W9a ,
h week -end at their ; summer
spent the ,
home' here. Walter -remained .for a
two:. •weeks' vacation.
ZION
`1'heZion community is invited'. to . a
f Church on ;Fridays evening at .the `end
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is 'Assisting • Mrs. Shackleton thiS
Week; Miss Violet Culbert-beinklaid
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CORNERS
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G. Zinn
vis
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and Mrs.Ervin
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recentl •with friends in Owen Sound.
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Mr. :and Mrs.` Eldon Twamley and
Chatham and .now at: their;
family of � .with .
cottage at Port :A1bert; •visited .:
Mr. and Mrs.: James' Drennan..
We are -glad to.report .that .Miss
Lorna' Little; .third-,; daughter of ;Mr._
.' Little, is .• recovering so well
James. . . , •.,
She has been suffering from rheum-,
ati fever. '
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Mrs.� Far"rish • Jasper, 'Max=
Elmer , r
inert Milly ,Wand • Johnson of ,G.orrie;
spent: the `past -week With ° Mr • and
Mrs. Lorne .Fairish. Bower Parrish
is visiting: with.them this week. •
• Miss Hilda' Lane is_ camping., with.
a number, of her; girl 'friends ; at
Bruce `•Beach, this . -week.
this
a
bfr;-Dick: Reed rs`in, the. berg.
week after'•rethrniilg home . from. Se
m Sas
Mr. 'and : Mrs. Ewart Jamieson,
Pearl and Margaret, visited Sunday'
with Mr. and Mrs:, •John . Jamieson. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown and fam
ilof Blyth,'visited Sunday .with.
Mr. and . Mrs. •Adana JohnAtpne.
'At the • "moment it. looks as if the
Bruce League playoffs ;with all be.
fought out among the northern teams -
in the loop.
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Past•Weeks .Results
Hanover,' 12 . . Owen Sound 9
bhesley,' 3'•
Kincardine, 13
Hanover;
Chesley, 5
*Allenford. 8
!'10 Innings
ti Won Lost Per
Chesley. -_ ..12 3 , b .500
Hanover , .:« —.12 4 .750
733
Allenford • 9 • 5' „ 6+13
HELENS „
The members of the Women's In-,
'stitute, are 'invited .to the meeting of
the•. St. Augustine' Women's•Institute
to' be held on •Wednesday,' August"4th
at the ' home• of "Mrs. Jas. ' Cray
The August• -.meeting of the Wo-
men's Institutewill be ' held: at the
•home•of: Mrs. R. J.'Woods ,.on.Thurs
day,- August ;;5th. Roll call• "Helpful
:Hints: for Monday" - Subject "The
care . of the : Feet".. by Mr. Rathwell
of Lucknow. Hostesses—Mrs 'Lorne
Durnin, Miss Annie.Durnin, Mrs. Will
Rutherford: •'
Mr• George Cliik•;of •Hamilton tall
ed on old friends=here-on.,_SatUrday..
•°Miss' V.:" b. . Rutherford, has re-.
:turned from `Toronto; where:: she vas
marking,examination•• papers,
`• Mi'. Win:Blue . of -Detroit; .+tivhohas
been a; patient in. the• Goderich Hoc -
:Intel for three weeks following a ser
'.nous operation, was able, to return,to
the ;home of . Mr. .and:. Mrs.•• J. D An-•
derson ',on Sunday.
• Teeswater, 1'
Wingham, 11..
Wingham, k
Port Elgin 2•
Owen Sound ' 7
Wingham.$: .'6 .571
Owen Sound`.. », --�- 7'' 9 .438
Kincardine :. -:...- 4'' 8 ... .333
2 10. • .167
cknow' 0'° 16 .000
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MONUMENTS at :first .cost
Having . our• ,factory equipped wit%
the.' mast :modern machinery for''the .
execution of high`, class work,,We • ask
you to see display of •mon!
uments ' of • any retail factory: in On ,.'
tarso: finished by sand blast:. ma'
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alines. e import :all=our granites •'
:from, e1d Country rY 9uatris
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dir.
ect, in'the;•`rough.. You can save alk
local dealers',• agents' and middleman
profitsy by, seeing us
-,..ROOD
t'inLY
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' Uri: . Robt... MacDonald,
_Mr � aired
Florence :and_Jack..spent ;Sunday_ .ev-
ening m. °Eadie's.
ening at Mr. W
rs. Thos. Harris. Mrs.' Chas; Con -
gram
gram and Clifford, spent' Sunday at
Mr.. Chas, Sheill's,' Wingham.
M. Lorne Eadie is, holidaying with
his andmother, . •rs.. Rachel, Culbert
gr .,Ds
10th con,;. , •-
;d
a` ': Baker
and
•'•Mr. and Mrs.. .J, mss ......, . . •.
Mr. Dick . Baker', were :recent visitors
at Mr. Duncan'; 'Campbell's, Kinloss.
Mr.' and Mrs., Evan, Allan ' and.
Wm.
• n Mrs:
'and family,.of• Toronto,
Wice of Paisley.; were recent visitors
.Mr. i,obt._MacD 's.
"'• Mr ' and: •Mrs. Georges' Elliott and
family .of Amberley spent Sunday at
Mrs Almer Ackert's ,
Mr, and 'Mrs.: Ernest Ackert and.
family left last week 'On' a' motor trip"
to Alberta. ' - '
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Ross, Mr. and
M'i•s:. Eldon . Eckenswiller. and- Ina
spent Wednesday' lit London.
Miss Anne•'Colwell .spent. the past
week with Miss ;Wilena Chesnut of
1.ucknow. ;
Miss Ina Eckenswiller of Kincar-
• Rapid City, arid lin and. 51ri. 'David "WHITECHIIRCH
and -Mrs. W. G. Reed and Eifriice4Of
• • • 'Ur.* Aria MIT. Jim Falconer t • and .'Mr. and Mrs. Boden Ritchie and
Loir... Mr, and NErs. John Vniconer Of Walter, Airs, Ceeil test and thildren
E.-W_awanoshL-arid-M.rs.....A.,J. le were recene`Visitors
' : The anniial S. S. PiOrde *AS held df Oregon, 00110 on friOnds in 'tnig with Mrs, C: Ritchie ind John. •
on Mr, tlitton's'river fiats, '-when Ati 1°..e0tY. arid '''.8Peilt 1"t WedliesdaY 1. MiSs Jeanne Ritchie R.N., of God -
told ,,,evening,With Mr. and Mrs=' .Orviiie ierich is spending a few NOeehe with
afterntion Was spent in' races
sports, niter which a -'bountiful lunch „lini,,,,ftr'' '.._,_ 1 . .., .. ., I her ffarents here,
was misted by the ladies. All .Went . MiSS Idn,a , rind James Wadel* of i ' Mis,S, RubY Reid who has spent the
hone tired, but happy. ' . Stidburk '6re'filietldhig this Week wi,th past few Months with Mrs. Jamieson
' Ati: • midi Mrs', ' R; . Finriitan 'arid tirir VatehCsr• Mt- ahd. 'itli'S.- Jowl I of Paramount, Will spend this- week
Mr. John McMillan shiPped a car-
load' of cattle to Buffalo on Saturday,
and spent the week -end -there. _
Miss Mag •MaeDonald of St. Het.
mi's spent a few days last week with
her aunt Mrs, David Gillies. •
Miss- Mary Wraith, of •Liingside
spent the week -end with'. her aunt,
Mrs, Henry Patterson. • •
Miss Olive Parrier is taking a
'n I and Miss 11 and Alex maeDousid, .—men,„,
' 'course a University of Lon
children pen „
I rave • b e ,end uss Mae Webs er 0, -
'kir a dMs Wm Mur,
Id of
race GOrdon McPherson' and. 1Vlurray
r- -Wallace Miller arid ie
Week with the.t. •
Mr and -,,MMrs. Graham Salkeld :and
family ''of'. lticltlea,. Sask., ' and Miss
Elizabeth : Salkeld , of* Goderich, were
recent : guests of ,•Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Gordon,'
The- service_ at the_ United Church
on p Sunday . morning' was in ' charrge
of the Huron;• Presbytery, Y. • P..0
executive.. misting ; in-the=worship
service. were Mr .• DeWitt Miller, of
Wingham; Mr. 'Clarence McCleneghun
Of.Whitechurch, Mr. E.W. Rice and
Miss Isobel: '' Miller,' .president of -the
�a die
was'
d s
.. h fine s
local Y.P. U. The e ne
iven'• ;-by':Mr. " M'cCleneghan , Next:
g
Sunday the 'service will be in charge
of, Rev.. G. O. , Cox of Hearst. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ed.: Siitith 'and; child-
whoren havebeenvisit-
•n
•ren', of: Toi o to .:
ors•,. with. Mrs: Smith's Mother, Mrs..
-John 'Webster, are "leaving on a trip;
to Florida. '
The. weekly', meeting of the Y. P.
U..was ,held Sunday,evening. Dick
Weatherhead read the scripture :les-
son and. Miss •Irene Woods gave the
story .of the: hyinn writer,..Fanny, Cros-
by. Repots: of the Sunmm'er school'
were 'given, by• •Isobel and Laurine
• Miller.
Mr. ='Win Jansen was honie .from
Week -end . a d ': o °
oror�t' for..°the ;n n
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Mrs,
a a.. .b Mi .
return t r � ccom me .
hisre u as d
n w. , :p,,, y..
.Janseni..-who-will.:spend--the• su'm1ner
with` him.
Y. P. V. Picnic Tuesday ' •
• Members' of.the: 'Y. P. U. enjoyed
a picnic at the -Maitland River • eii
Tuesday .afternoon.• \Vhile the young
folks spent most of the afternoon in
the river,: 'some 'Of the .odder , ones
played horseshoes,, after. which a
keenly contested' program 'of sports
was carried 'out tinder the; leadership
of Misses Irene.Woods Isobel and
Dorothy Miller. The following; were.
winners: Girls 8 or under, •Margal'et
E. -4k -Skelton. &_Son'
At WWest End.Bridge-WALKERTON
dine spent .the Piist 'Week • With her MePhersen, Verna, MacDonald:: Boys,
8 or ,under, MacPher,son, Don
McPhertion Young.
Weatherhead;. young Men's race,
Charlie -MadDonald; Dick Weather-
head;,"Married 'couples 'race; Mr. and,
Mrs. Gordon 'MePherson, Mr, Lorne
Wanda and. Mrs, • Miirdie; Bean .race,
Mrs. Gorden'. MdPherson,
parentS, Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Eeken-
Misses' Isobel, and Anne Colwell
With Mrs. Morris Itodgins.
, 'Recent viaitors at. the Carruthers
home •were Mr. and -Mrs. john Fnl-
toner, Mr. George Falconer and
Letiter of Whitechurch and Mrs.' He&
ley I of- Oregon,. 1VIessio. Thos. Culbert
Dan &lath. Win. Congram, Leslie and
Mr. and . Mrs. Wilfred •Drerman w• ha
add weatherhead;.bate races•ML, and' re
‘ ,.. , is , visiting: With . bis grandparents' ,IrecoV'ered from— his reeent 'It'e-eident.- ' ' ' y, ' f h b ' LticknOW, Miss Etliel 1‘,/ ti ,
pt4.0,41y.:. '. ' .:: .... .,,,:',,,',..,,,., :,,,„,,._, Mr, and Mrs. II. PettYPiece= ...- ' I Mre 'Olt .stiti7 to reO°rt thie illness anTdhebritte'Fd:•861M°relit. earPer.'ehsaYvitri617allii l'Inefiers'' 're 'an • ' 6 -.1'1 -Martin •°f- John'CainerOil. Mr. lerrie.--WoOds 'and
Dr.- JaeridS1,,, tslithi?,,Pei, t)4.; • i'°1 it;" 'V Mk.:' Mar Alter 'ItiellatdigOti' of TedS. frit Milk. Vielet.„Ritehle. that ..wili ton. weiner `ndast at the -tenth htidge on .PaLaincIlint' " .. .• ...,," - Mrs,' V., A: :Miller, Oldthes, pin raee,
Water la, 'visiting' With lila _anti.'4.0hri.!Ane het to _bedinr..sonie, time." , Mr,
, CrOsier arid Mr, eretier, .. • . land; Mrs. Richardson. . .!.' ,. I Sainuel 'Recd. is s ill in Winglitiin hos, Nvedli""3i-e"Pmg : Of, .th)11-166k:" that' li ort'.:41:-itatial6nntn-mspi`oront.q4',126.wit''.44F4y0; ,4111:10i,eillielVethildb61"" Milieri - Miii 'McPlier-
' M.r.; and MI'S' Sam StierW°Od' n't .*,bir, .+0.e•011ge -Tiffin ,:haa',41. .•edSoN ..,p' ' ,, ,luteslowly., recovering. • Their i $40uld it be raining Wedneadalt !CV; , '
. tended -the- Countr.edoineh`,--th'nhii4`t=ht rut& tu..$00.°,a Ysloable.-1)lacit. ,t34eat-- Marg-ffiTends'Altht,..tlleWa, Anick.Lreenin't '''?n Vhi2P'dor .w", *it '" ."311. er' ain4ke; Bean coriteat' lohn
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TAUNOFF'C11EM1RQ CO, TOEONTO.,ONT.-
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n,:)1"ER CENT. DISCOUNT
ON SU1VIMER_DRESSL
PER CENT. DISCOLTNT
ON ALL SUMMER* '
, LINGERIE
ORIENT 7flOSE: 'Regular $1,00'
DRESSES. GROUPS' AT '
BIG VALUES AT
ISOUNDARY
,111fss •Ithdda Cook who has ,been en- •
gaged With Bill Alton's, has returned -
Cor-,Mathesori,. Mr.
and Mrs. Parson . frorri Toronto, Mrs.
Margaret and Christen& Miner from
-Florida and Mr. "and Mrs. Roderick .
Of Mr. ,and Mrs. jack Henderson. „„
0, waS held at the home of %Mrs, Aleit,
The roll call was well responded to, '
the ;Inge questiontiaire"disenssed and •
on "Useful Knowledge"; Instromental
by Yerna Hamiltotw paper by, Mrs";
MeGill. on "Why Fightfi, Thrill."' The
National Anthem brought , the rneeW
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