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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-6-19, Page 3THB SIGNAL : UOI)EB1011• ONTARIO T111111111Milf. Jews 111. Md S THE NIL AND ONLY IENOINE BEWARE OF MITA- TIONS. SOLD ON TSE MERITS OF 11NARD'S LINIIENT 1100 KB1 NDING MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS and LIBRARIES bread or repaired. tOLIi L6'7TKRINU 0o LEATHER UOODS aU7 atisaad v se. harms � •�7 N . t31aT: aL (iedw4al. A. E. TAYLOR. $T•aATiolip MEDICAL /(L. W. F. (*ALLOestW�.s/MM.. B. D=rt Wrtsus elm. Meows m F. J.B. MOR& war. EA11. ase s0 firaa4 art aisrtr ‘ndidLICar. Ssamsrd �t.1 �vs Wire hyuwe. and Mewdaid lees =. Wire t�epou ar l land OlRee. gChud 0..,.s . :el▪ le. a. _ en a a. t u l a a Tshsha-e i LOGAL DIIOtDFOOT, HAYS tk KILLOR- r 111. loarneura. aelwesr...atarle.paiie �,sp1� m tae Maritime O. 01 � Meals 6� w kind at limos mow' inn ase Samna e W. 4110001,00T. 1►. C.... R. C. MATY. J. L tgaV. CAMERON. K. �C....lt!3LRRIS- � ideal'! taut door from Swore. (1111ARLE.4 (.ARROW, LL.B., BAK- k ETY.1 l: w att•raz, dsWMsr, Na. 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Largo Trophy Ones 10 Dungannon Colborne Takes the LAwi• Cup - Highest Inn...dual Store Mane by a Tyro. • With splendid weather and • large inmost. tbefifth annual tournament of the Huron County Rills league. bald at the Point Farm od Friday last, was • very successful event. Four- teen teams competed in the main competition -two each from DeoRaa- noo. SL Helens and Nt. Augustine. and one e,.cb iron. Auburn. Colborne town- ship, Lockout.. Kimball. Westfield, L cbalsb. Uoderich wwoabip sad Whitechurch. In addition there were a muter of individual shooters not attached to any tram. Dungannon No. 1 term and the Col- borne leo were close competitors for first place, bot the Dungannou vet- erans took the trophy with three pants to spare. Colboroe getting the Lewis eup. The medal for the highest individual acute was carried off by • chro-Robt. Harrison, of the White. urch team. Mr. Harrison of course took the tyro medal also. It waa the first time in the history of the League that both medals were captured by one person. Folluwiig are the team scores : Dt'NI:A1IN0N N0. 1. 214J.yds. RM) yds. Total :34 31 65 33 ab til :31 :34 65 65 1r2 61. 04 61 52 John Johnson Wni. Heid Holub frisbee H. Bellamy Jacob MrGe'e ()lava. Elliott T. G. Allen It. Joheston John Campbell 13. J. Crwwfutd 31 32 27 32 :31 31 :!0 .t; it 34 32 4) da Total 1115 . ULHDIt1rx- Chaa. Robert bun :31 W. Chisholm :90 211 J. Bovet. :rt 31. C. McNeil - 31 33 O. Bisset 21 31 CIifi. Salaam. 31 'GY Peter Bisset' .. 31 310 W. Kc Whisney 26 SS W. Symonds 31 31 J. Chisholm Gel 33 Total err. HRLK-les NO. 1 J. Webster . 30 :36 J. Purdon 30 30 1. Mil{n :i" as W. McPherson :11 :31 W. Webster ab 34 Ger.. Webb 3e. 31 W. McQuillan 31 311 W. Miller, 3.1 311 Stewart fl 26 H. N ebb 311 :2 Total A C`fit' KN. W. Watwn :51 AU. 001110bun Chan Beadle Frank Naegle Uce. Yongblut Geo. Beadle John Logso Thos. Shields Dr. Weir Fwd. Leweun 31 31 31 3d :11 34 21 ail 20 :i': :33 :t 34 21 24 :311 ' :311 Total ter. eau t-tlTtlrg 140. 1. Jos. Brophy D. McAllister 3) (sus Leddy 31 Wm. McAllister At Wm. Thompson :00 Thos. Foran ill Otte. Ki ashen 32 M. Cummins 31 Thos. McCann 3/ K. McAllister 27 27 3v 3) 31 d6 32 31 31 34 Total 410DEHICH TOw4MHIP. P. Rundle e6 30 H. Mon tgutnerj-31 33 C. Prewar 30 :f0 H y 27 32 R Rundle 30 33 J. Johnston 24 30 1A. -Ooh Wilson 30 35 W. Westlake 3. YJl 0. Laitbwaite :31 24 N. Westlake :s0 31 Tot& 9T. HYu1t$ 140. 2. John McDonald 31 James Baker 211 Roy Aitcbeson 22 Corn Aitebesoo 31 Rom Murray 31 D. B. Karry 27 H. Mainering 32 Wm. Humphrey 31 Bd. Hiders 24 R Anderson 31 Total A. H. Boyd J. 6endersoo 3, Walker B. Mills Geo. Potter R Button R R.ehuro W. Wilson A. Demin R. Johmstoo Total LCC -KNOW. 34 214 63 23 :31 34 v 3' 26 KIWTA1L Alas. Jobneton 80 Jobs Cathcart 32 C. 3. McLean 21 ad. Remade 27 Cleo Colleges MI JT.. A. Kedge 21 Sea de monde 21 Jew Dols/t�DsaMU 31 Total wddIdtst.n. R Stalker M1 J. Mew >d A. McOweren K (law. Cook 63 Frail Doak 0 W. Staskke,re fes livery 31 31) 34 :3 e0 34 211 27 :31 :35 ell 2G 3r1 32 :33) 34 213 711 27 31 :i2 24 77 i Ms a i 63 311 1 fll a :A IM :ell 65 Si N 64 311 sat '612 . 66 3g 61 as 0U a<1 610 57 ate 6Y 5Y 60 5e 57 64 60 1M) nl 6145 56 64 tl0 54 65 5.3 55 61 iBo 61 62 54 68 50 53 .52 56 55 111 373 64 57 45 Sia 63 59 65 Al 3 575 41 64 46 56 • 47 m 14 as a flue 31 s9 al ay w w (Gad. Johmet.s 32 III. McDowell 32 Thos. T•ytue 35 Total Lorna tin. Jae. McDonald 27 Juba Iscott di Y. D. McLennan sn D. C. McKenzie 3r Dusc. 1'•aaston 75 Mira Leong 31 .l7!r KenMcLrn. e Ilei 311 Wet. Walden 34 Thos. Scott 25 Total W MrTiL'wtlaCM. A. Rubertaoa 31 Sam. Elliott sat 0. T. Robertson so• 36 J. xd letugban 27 Peter Leser 3. Nam. Deacon 72 Chas. King 36 W. Reid 31 Hobe. Harrison 32 Alex. King 334 Total 2:VVVElvstig4 21 33 36 lot GN 3. 27 36 DU14(A141D1 4U. 'G Dave Olean 311 >S B. Nitapwn :4) Get Lorne Johnston 11 13 P. Randerear. 2L7 rd John /McLean 21 31 Jas. Mel ntyre H. Riven 'Ca 3Y S. Wilson G1S 31 Cbaa Dowding :fu 30 Jas. Elliott 31 Gb Total FIT. AUeiti*TI Kit NO. 2. Jos. Lddy ) 21 25 Hay Leddy 60 23 0.. Pollard 34 1L M. Aumar. ng rid 34 W. Redwood :4) (7* Gus. Boyle 1K b Bert Thompson :?i G:S tt'w. Cummins ,l 17 Tow Kearney 27 23 Jas. !Addy 22 16 Total Individual Print -winners. The individual prize -winners were as follows : 1 (aiedall-ft:,bt. Harrison, W bite - church. 2 -Bain McDonald. Kitimat. 3 --Chas. Robertson, Colborne: 4-B. !Mahon), Lucknow. 5-44. Bellamy, Dungsnuon. 6 -John Weimer, Nt. Heleos. 7 -Lt. -Col. Wilwu..4esturtb. 147 -Ralph Dither, Dungannon:• 10 -Geo. Beadle, Auburn. 10JJuba Johnston. Dungannon. ll..A. H. Boyd, Luck now. , 12 -Prank gargle, Auburn. 1.3-0. Montgomery), Goderieb Tp. 14 -Jas. senna, Rooted. ' I5- Peter island. Colborne. 16-T. U. Alliin. Dungannon. 17 -JL McDowell.' Westfield. 1S-61ur. Kimakai. St. Augustine. 1411 -two. Yeagb et, Auburn. 31--Jobo Cathcart, Krotail. McDowell, 3Vestfietd. 2e. --Mark Armstrong. St. Augustine. 24 -ham. Elliott, Whitechurch. 24-C. Aitcbesoo, lit. Helens. 26. -Geo. Potter. Lucknow. 26 -Chas. Beadle, Auburo. 27- -Jan. Bisset, Colborne. At -W. Webster. St. Helens. 31 -Jas. Baker, tit. Helens. 30-11. McAllister, tit. Augustine. 31-J. Chisholm. Colborne. :t2 -C. McNeil, Colborne. 31_.-11. Webb, SM Helens. 34 -Alex. Long Lochalsh. 35 -Jacob McGee, Dungannon. -36-11. T. Robertson, Whitechurch. 31 -Kobe_ McAllister. St. Augustine. 303 -Chu. Silloth Dungannon. 360 -Alex. Johnston, Ifrntail. 40 -Kaon. We.Uttkc. Goderirb Tp. 41 W. McPherson. St. Helens. 42 -John McDonald, tit. Helens. 43 -Kobe_ Johnston, Dungannon. 44 ---Wei. Reid, Dungannon. 46-A. McGee, Kintail. 46 -Fred (look. Westfield. 47 -Gro. Webb. SL Helens. 48--W. Wilson. I.ocknow. 43-W. Syesooda, Colborne. 50 --Wm. McAllister, SL Augustine. 51-R. Anderson, St. Helens. Tyros. Kobt. Hanisoo, Whit.ecburch. won the medal pt•eeented by Walter H. Harrison, jeweller, Godericb, for the tyro making the highest score. The ca.b prizes were woo as follows : ' I -A. McGee, Kintall. 2-E. Wilton. Dungannon. 3-J. Bowler, Kintail. 4 -Bay ',eddy. St. Augustine. 5-W. Redmond, 81. Augustine. 6-R *Acheson, St. Helens. 7-T. Shields, Auburn. M tK 61 667 64. 51 61 65 W 6h 6Y The face has set yet hare however : the scorer this year were not as god as hat yea's. Kalnb Dishes. the "boy wosd.s" /tom Dungaouon. keep: up ba record. He had • bootie of 66 end we.. eighth in Use list tat tuoiridual e(s. tees. It w.. the up-uing at the Polwt F.rw for the •.504.0. iiod 'hese were amoral hundred p -..VM un 1 seg.sresda, Tbere were a /loess or veers bad1r601.1 nal sheaster.. tot swans of 1 he... OMR is I be twos -y. Thane. Rood y, of La.. sdu6. was the highest, tria► es 0..14. of w! 50 (31 at else 20J, anal Ir •t the 6e1UI. be Will 87111u 14$. alto ngh .till suQr1'- lag severs -1y from I be I n j .. ie. rrceivel b61 in a worst runaway accident. wan head. and b•Iped the Colborne boys make a good score. Al tar auuual bu-inrw meeting. bald atter the &bout. last yex • ...!limes of the Huron County Hifi. league were reel-et.ed : John W -hater. *- Helens R. A... I.r..odeat : John JAM - son, llungennon Il. A., cite -president; T. K. Rundle. Ooderic6 7'owdsbip B., A.. secretory : time. 1. RobrrtaoS. Contorts* R A., treasurer. "I t was decided to bold tbe next annual shoot at the Point Vann. 52 Si 61 63 :0 56 64 b6 67 55 661 57 56 32 fA 53 57 bo till 55 54:, 46 56 411 53 27 53 44 55 34 4110 Spatial Prizm. The pipe presented by The Signal Printia.g Co. for the best noon by a oowpetttor over fifty eaof age woe captured by John Wr. ebster• of St. Helens R. A.. president of tbe Mr. Wehater's score was 66 he took sixth place among theiodividaols of all ages. Mr. Webster put up a cash prize of E6 for o possible at both ranges, but n obody 'managed to bring it down. LL -Col. Wilson. of $rafortb. offered two special a for the mem bee of the 33rd 'meat making tbe most enadece.Uve bullaeyes roaemeoeing at the e11147ard range. the other to any competitor making the moat consecu- tive butterym coder the same condi- tions. The Colonel won both prism biseeelf. with nine straight huneeyes, bet the .naiad goes by reversion to 0. T. Robertson. of Whitechurch, with eight b•od a wba000Lpooch.Thew �� were .pipe Extra sores. The extra series winners weee : 1 -Wen. Chisholm, Colborne. 2-W. Webster, St. Helena. x -Jas. Pardon. Rt. Helens 4 F. D. Metesaan, !riche/eh. i -I/ <Jnl. Wil.on. esafortb. 6 sod 7 (Ussl--John Webster. 84. Naim.. and Petetr Hues, Ootborse. Ilk 9, )0 sad 11 (Uri -W.. Taylor, Larknow : J. , 64.. A Dmmsoasw : Thos. M1 •Cana. Ott mgusi6ue : ( . is lis. Ashore. 12 ad II(1460-D. Long, Tewliakh )14 and 111-0. on 41. araamy. DsaFases Mast yaw She momwore �sothat k limps to Wok sd►1tigebs would ewe be LRs cede Mani dOboe • wsnflLY't be nay analo floe la r. sal QUICK RELIEF. Rkeematiem Cared by Two Hoses of Dodd's ICidasy Pills. St Femstin Station, Quebec, June 16th.- (Special) -'•1 sulered from rheumatism 'for thirty-four years Two boxes •,f Dodd's Kidney Pill. cured m.." That is t,bs sts1oiueot of Joseph Rohde/au (Cartier. of this place. and his neighbors are satisfied that the statement is a true one. Pressed for further details of his cert, Mr. Cbartier said : "1 had rheumatism. sciatica. and pains in my hack. My memory was failing, aid I was always tired and nervous. 1 perspired freely with the hoist exertioo rad buy perspiration had an unpleasant odor. "I was also troubled with heart flutteriogs, my limbs were heavy, sod 1 had • dragging seosatioo across the loins." I/odd's Kidney Pills cured his 'kidneys ; the c1#.d kidneys strained the uric acid out of the blood. and the rheumatism disappeared. 'Pap•, bow many men have been Provident. of tbe Coiled Stater' 'Tweot.-viz, I think, Kitty." "How many of them are alive now % "Two." "Why, it's •ImoeL certain death, isn't it:" Upper Lakes Navigation Ilia Canadain Pacific Steamships. The Canadian Pacific operate Great, - Lakes Steamship Express trains be- tween Toronto cod Port Mcbicoll on 16e following schedule, with Met -clew cuacb and parlor car running through witbrrut local stops. Nojtrugoc'sn-Leave Toronto 12.45 p. w.: arrive Port McNieoll 4 p. m„ each Mooday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday sod Saturday. converting with the palatial C. 1'. H. Upper Lakes et.ramships leaving Port Mc-- Niooll on above days for Sault Ste. Marie, Port Arthur and Po. t H'illiaii. 9otTHts 'cep --weave Por- Me%dexoi each Sunday anal Tlwn.lxy at 14.45 a. m., arriving Tor nneu 12110 and leaving P. wt M.:\u+►Il 'Moodier., Torridity. and Ssturdtays at 11.45 a. ie.. • arriving Tor.x,td.:1.15 p. tn. Full particular. fey p J•... Kidd. C. P. R. agent. or wtit- /f. G. Murphy. District Yas.engex Agent. Toronto. NILE. %VSDWISADAY, lone 11th. We .regent toreport that Rev. H. Willans will be pastor h -re for another year. Mira Alice Reid. of the Deacon's. Training Neho i1. Toronto, is visiting Miss M. Currie. A number of the young men Golfo here me recruits in Cxntarn Vareo e's company of the :33rd R-gitaeit, now in camp st London. S. Penland, of Cedar Valley. woe thrown from bi. h 'nae vo Saturday evening and was quite seriously injured.Inraking hi. culla. bone awl receiving severe bruwaes. Among those who viaiu'd the Model Farm at Guelph Inst Iitwrdav were Res. H. and Mrs, Will+ns, Mr. and Mn. J. L nstuw, 41:. and Mrs. IL. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. W. Flnur'gan, Victor Young. Reg. and Ernest filen The relatives of 7hns. Taylor, whose boyhood home was bene. though 'or many years be has been livirg in Mis- souri. hare received the sad news of his death at his home then. His wife survived him only three weeks. They leave one .on to mourn this double bereavement. Must You Be Bald? mot ba.d you dome to atop az bar treat fto ? Ifs.e yes tile/ Resell '•!f•• Moir Tweet k Mot„ we wast you to try Mat our fide. is la0ng eat it row yyw is sot "/lair Teaid rme according to dims time (or thirty days. sad at the end d that time roe we .ot artiied w4 the Penult* sad ea so. wod ite..diatdy hand bask yaw meow. We won't et yea M promise we went eon J5s5100 a .3 fah. yes wee we' .16 .d wears Toe .saes. Detroit it stead to reams 161E � "IS" envie mat • .ad havesv great aaiisatioa to our elestosws are endorse it Ilk. this' We know d to idler remedy that r as pod. 11 le Memos et what Beall "Srhair Timis ler lade for otbwe that w. task K with oar atm wosey. Irby maw snap stud heir trdoeiiie or be MIL when Retail "93" Hale 1005 0 wr,me►e dandruff. make your s psemeas lair growth and wed w orameit beldame - who we will ✓ are , 1 bsesaso t should k Ld to pod We dart you to �1• ffmngg. Yee bar els teeg� mll� am It, 1( as4 lrtuarft. 4 es glee.O6.16:kit das.ke d a darks .s a }whul-as taw eaa bin • M" Y Ude la nisi ourmollyd i ea duos N. C. DUNLOP. 6.9.11. f he Ars wens. b • 1ka Oran• emirs e�.trnrrls din -'-3 PlcCa 11's Patterns Perrin (Iloves Oft Radium Hosiery A Fitting Complement to the Finest Clothes We feature Radium Hosiery because there are no better hose made. Ladies Kai. 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