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OoDERICH, OET.
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G.C.I.Opeaing
Tuesday, Sept. 6
All the new Text hooks
required for the term's
work, the new Dominion
Note Book and fillers, also
fillers for the Standard Note
Book.
Waterman's Ideal Fountain
Pen, $2.50 up.
Waterman's Heniex Foun-
tain Pon. $1.25.
EXHIBITION
SEPT. (, 7, 8
Thi. i+ a goal time to have
shy eye treble attended to
while• in town.
14'e here the l:,teit instru-
ment, of uptksal science.
SATiSFACTION and SERVICE
or 11 MOW°
ki,;;
1
L. COLE
Eyesight Specialist Optometrist
WIEST STREET
GODLRICH
BASEBALL TALK.
11 Was a Win for the Sinner.
Despite threatening weather and other
adverse cord tions.la fair crowd assembled
last Saturday when the Simcoes of Tor-
onto battled with an all-star team picked
from Group No. ti of the N. W. league.
The team trum this district came out
on the low end of the score. but they
showed themselves to be in a class which
es by no means interior to that of the
Simcoes.
The first innings" was one of disaster b
the "home brew. Mukahy walked and
advanced to the keystone sack on an
error made when Smith hit. Dickson
came through with a hit. scams the
diminutive second -sacker, Mukahy.
Ttssofsky was sale at Fru on an error,
Smith sconng on the carne misplay. Van
Winkle was given free passage to the
initial corner when he wa; tut by a pitched
ball. The nest turn up Radicg and
McCallum. wee fielded out. but "Red"
Melbourne and Cockburn each connected
for a two -bagger and thus four more runs
were chalked down. The misery ended
when Mulcahy, at bat for the second time,
grounided out.
Similarly the Simcoes had a bad fust
innings The ever-rehable Joe Lindsay
was the first to face Cockburn, and he
connected with the'•pill" for a two -base
hit. Cockburn then bad a generons streak
and he walked Lavelle, who was forced
out by Ohlert. Flannagan then did the
"hero" stunt when Ise caught one
Cockburn's slants. making a two-bsggrr
and bringing Lindsay and Ohlert hoose.
Flannagan scored when "Babe" Seibert
hit. bot the inning quickly ended when
Hart fanned and Cooper grounded out.
The rat of the game was played in en
intermittent rain which made it uncom•
fortable both •-for the players and the
spectator. An unfortunate incident oc-
curredin the second innings when Dick-
ARE IOU IN ARREARS f
In oiler to (-tole up our accounts
to August 1st, when the change of
management took effect. we would ur-
gently request that all arrears of gar
ecriptksu be !settled at the earnest pss-
aiMe date. Remittaacrea if made at
once may be at the rate of $1 50 a
year. but we rererre' the right to
charge the 82 rate for arrears If not
nettled promptly.
The Signal Printing Co.. limited.
1
it
en
to se%e a First -Class Custom -
Tailored\ Suit or Top Coat for
Fall andWjfite ar, made to
youo
in iv „�asure-
yoielV><a, by the producers of
"CLOTHES OF QUALITY"
To introduce "CLOTHES of QUALITY"
FREE PANT.
W11,1, BI? GiVEN
With every Suit or Top Coat ordered
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or
Thursday, September 5,4, 7, 8. A wide
range of Fabrics and Patterns to se-
lect from.
Special Prices, $25 up
An exceptionally wide range of samples to choose from—all
of the latest Materials and Patterns. Come to our Store
and Mae sale of sharing in this great offer. You not only
get the Finest High -Grade Clothing made to measure but
also an EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS FREE with every
garment ordered.
All Clothes sold with a Guarantee of
absolute satisfaction or your money back
NOTE. -Thi special representative from the
'Clothes of Quality' Company, of Toronto,
will be at the store Monday and Tuesday to
show samples and to give expert attention
to Customers' measurements.
1
F. J. PRIDHAM, Agent
Around the Corner North Street
GODERICH
Son. the Stmcue catcher, was hit in the
tate by a fowl tip. He was replaced by
(:lover. who went to the field. Heading
going behind the bat.
Coarar's work in the box was excellent,
a fact which can be readily seen from the
bus score. He allowed the Simcoes only
eight hita and put five men out by the
strikeout route. fanning Turofsky, the
slugging third baseman, twice. Binet also
wagon the job behind the bat.
to Cooper on the rubber was a tai, slim
youth named Cockburn whose elusive
alaats bewildered the All -Stan so much
that they only garnered in five hits. two
of which came when Boyd Lavelle. of
Stratford. wielded the willow.
"Chuk" Glover, the Simcoes ace pitch-
er, twirled the last innings. but owing 10
the lack of the "warms -up" process he
was a trine wild. Ile.imeonstrat.ed his
terrific speed on two or three occasions,
and one dors riot have to look for much
more than this to realise that -Chuck"
can pitch.
Fabner is to be congratulated upoo bis
work at Short, which was on the verge of
miraculous. and he shares the Belding hon-
ors with "Red" Melbourne, whose catch
of 'Bin" &net's seemingly sure h::t was
a flashy piece of work.
From the Snowing the Simcoes made
here one is led to think that it will have
to be a very classy team. both in fielaing
and hitting. which will put than out of
the running for the Ontario amateur
cbampioaehip. One thing is sure. and that
is that wishes tor their success are forth-
coming from every '.fan" in Godench.
and another assured fact is, tact there is
a royal welcome awaiting them whenever
they return to "Huron's Golden Gate."
SUMMARY.
All -Stars.
Lindsay. 2b
Lavelle, 3b.... .._
Ohiert, ib
Flannagan. rf
Seibert. cf....
*Hart .
Bisset, c ...
Fanner, a...
•Murrey.... ,,..,
A. B. H. R.
6 1 1
-4 2 I-
4 0 1
4 1 0
2,- 0 0
3 - 0 1
4 0 0
II 0 0
2 0 0
33 5 5
Mulcahy, 20..-...... ... 4
Smith. cf........ .........:"._ 4
Dickson. c.. 1
Tui ofsk y. 3b. .,-.-.-
Van
,.,.--Van Winkle, rf
Reading, cf. and c 4
McCaliuns, ss 4
Melbourne 4
Cockburn, p.........: 4
Glover. cf. and p _.. 4
1 1
1 1
1 1
0 2
0 1
0 1
1 0
1 1
2 1
1 1
38 8 10
•Murney batted for Hart.
'Glover batted for Dickson.
Hits. -Off Cooper in nine innings 8: oQ
Cockburn, 8 in 6; off Glover, 1 in 0.
Bases on balls. -By Cooper 2, Cockburn
3, Glover 2. Hit by pitchy-VanWinkle,
Sriuth
Umpire -B, H. McCreath.
• ISR
On Saturday, at Walkerton. Wingham
defeated the former team by the score of
15 to 3 in a group nem -final game. More
den. pitching for Wingham. struck OW
twenty men. and Catcher Anderson d
the same dub had a homerun and a
three -bagger.
On Sunday the Simcoes, on invitation
of the Bisset Bros., visited Saltfotd
Heights ice exam plant. and
say they stowed awayi to
product of that tory •.: b e of the
La
crap entertained by point f
Menesetung Park botel.
We have been asked a good many times
ho the promoters were who brought the
and All -Stars to Godericb. Now
that the
game has been played we are at
liberty to state that Messrs. T. R Thom
son, proprietor of the British 1Ssehange,
and Wm. W. Barlow were tine sole
promoters of the scheme. Knowing that
theSaeopte of Godench would t rapport a
pine of ball, they took a chance.
ad it not been for the threatening
weather on Saturday afternoon there
would have been many more at the game.
Much to the plea-ure and surprise of the
promoters, after figuring up receipt" and
expenditures, they found they had the
magnificent sum of ten cents to d,vide
between them. Ali lovers of baseball will
be pleased to know that these gentlemen
escaped without any financial low and
wt hope that the next big venture these
lucky promoters take on they may double
their money.
On facing idled What lci'iid of 4 team
was gang to Lucknow on Labor Day.
Manager Hays replied that the team from
Godench would be strong enough to make
the other fellows play th•ir bolt.
Joe Lindsay was warmly welcomed by
hie many friends as his arriaal_im
on Saturday. -
As the Simons have a game at Toronto
this week with the Osiers 'or the amateur
championship of Canada, Manager Hot -
rum was kept busy on Saturday night
keeping tab on the Simcoes players and
seemg that they got to ther beds early
and -that they remained there. He says
there were a few escaped down the tire -
escape. but most of these passed a very
.'Peaceful" night.
Lavelle and l"Ianoagan, of Stratford.
both played good ball on Saturday.
Besides winning Manager Hays' prise
(or the best hitter among Purity Flour
Mayers for the season. Joe Lindsay wins
the prizes offered by Messrs. Reg. Sher.
man and C. L. Moore, another pair..
shoes and a silk shirt.
der of
Pu
Ernie
Flour team,has entered leftfor tlhe 100
yards dash at the Toronto Exhibition, on
Saturday of next week. the last day 01
the fair. Ernie has been in training at
the track herr this week, and is reported
to be ccmiag along fine. T. R. Thomson,
proprietor of the British Exchange, who
is an ex -wheel racer and has had much
experience in training foot•racera, has
taken Ernie in hand. and has great hopes
of making a winner of him. Mr. Thomson
and Ernie wili Law for Toronto early
nest work, and will finish training at the
track on which the race is to be run. 'I'be
Signal wishes Ernie good luck and hoi*i
to see him make good.
when
Why
pay more for a phonograph
You can get a real "Stewart"
from 115 to kr:;. and a beau-
tiful Milne machine for
52
Ask for ■ demonstrationg
is pvMra Agent for
cream at Gennetttone
Recnrda ox
t(inghag enul.•rfr lona at 1he can-
nel*. National I•:ti dbitton will 'tart
faryitember 1 snd continue for at least
OPERATION WAS
MCI NECESSARY
141114410" Restored IW
T Plid
1* Pleas•. Aura, Moa,asai
"1P *wee youa, I /IITrd greed
Ma la Ike fewer past of my body,
wfM erg or bioatiag. 1 craw a
orb Said I mast oedema
old sa. 1 refesmL
r Uwe akvaf " gar' M
deal mus f nary sR
The digs bas pro gra relief', and
I asadli mad the trsataent. Maar my
heads Is easeaat-1 as tree of
pata—as. I give "h'dL+Peer' say
l —scut mks".
Km. 1. GL>IiAU.
a baa, i 1rP-50. trial sea le.
M doom er sees law4id 1♦
)> ewe Limited. Otrsa.
IT GLADDENS YOUR HEART
So Says Osandller R. H. Cult in a
Leans. Demobinit His Trip from
Wkaatipeg go Fiaekateoo-\orlhern
Ontario A hind of Great Mineral
Weal*.
Writing from Sask.,
Councillor R. 11 inti. In a letter t0
his family In ( ,,),'n, h gives a graphic
description of 111- trip to the West. A
portion of his t.•' r tallows : '
"We all arrived here Friday evening
after a long journey through a tenni+-
end alien of wilderrwaa. Soon atter
leaving Toronto at 10 o'clock we went
to our berths, rieuw at 7 text morn-
ing. We Naw Roth i g hut rocks ani
lakes. ssma11 eprne and poplar, Inter-
wperwed here an'! yonder with small
hamlets of fishermen and trappers,
who moat have felt weary of civiliza-
tion saomewbere to settle in soeb a
lotely, moaotono-r and barren wilder -
nen.
"It was night. and w61le we were
In oar bertha. the we pawed the Twin
Cities at the bead of Lake Superior -
Fort William aid Port Arthur -and
next morning the scene began to
change as we .s'd on toward the
great thy of %%willies, the gateway
between K,astern watt Wartern Canada.
Let US/covet for a rapment the Ione
and moe(Ronuw- trail. through the
great etywtttnea of cork in where
den depths nasty !et be found
ore o1 `oh- and -flyer and no in
quantities great enough to the
Met of orad se np and no -
Winnipeg
-
Winnipeg ward
t0' Ra+ "'Cult the V., was
ewsugti to ke tied the heart man.
We bar.• many ebea�ed the great
Wirrestx .�C Wl rderhse'ert, and
have appregi{gte'sl to Mme retest the
enormous . ltb bei to our
Dominion by `e pr orf IllirWerat
ut to_ride orlfaim Nair t
and Jibes ,n1 far '@ IW Pee tat
reach ou Yaher Side is tertahrly a
treat ditllraft of, adequate de., rlption.
• We JAW all feel. in the
nest --pirite. West to 14t.
Thomas Ltr.•shyterian titan lf, twice
ye-terday pod bears. two A breezy.
wcmtern . •iernosr by Rev.'. ,Qw.ffry
.loves, a young. bight [rive n
"W. sr.• retwivtpt a wholehearted
Western welcome ln'Saskatoon a1fsd,are
nertainly,enjoying k. Expect to eq to
Prince Albert as Wemhiq' any and next
Rurrcbay we expect to spend in Kin-
dersley .
No-'-i[a nl tamer. are not coming:
nn, -'t eon time,. going." A awaiting
•'+pit••" wit+ irsmtstlged In after the war.
emit, rent's. in a4 effort to forget Its
unpkw,wnt assartatIone. Plea.area
anal lirxurie. come in for R full share
of tete money expended -but ne essiltlea
were not overlooked. Sober darn are
re Resin. however. and enme folk.
have M their minis 111 will for certain
firms that were openly charged with
pmfteertng. This feeling has caused
a .lowing np of psrchasee all alone
the line. There's ao wneh thing as a
buyer's .trtke. It's merely a matter
teturn1i m normal tondllkin n.
Pile. are 'dined* themselves as fast
se bailie lnduatrte; will permit, sit we
urge yon to tiny what you nerved now
and e,ntrlbete to a continuation of
rood times. E R. Wigle, dressiet.
Gswlerich.
A NEW SCHOOL LAW.
ABdeseent Schaal Allendanee Aet Con-
tains Some lase rtaa4 Regulation'.
The .tdole.reat School Attendasee
Act .r,me9 into farce this year and
require. all song pe rine between
fourteen and Lutesn years of age to
Attend rl>nol for the full nebool year
nnM.+
(a i Medieelly ser phTwic•s11y unit.
(h) F.mpks nil ani the authority of
a "home permit" or of an "empM7-
ment eon ince te" grunted hy "the
whorl attenlatme claimer" to the par-
ents on their aa'tl0aetory aflhrmation
In writing on a them provided by the
(BAvernm,nt mine that the aervkire
of the young eer.0D are required.
(r ttavine ;eyed the T'ntvetaky
Junior Matriculation examination or
itThe valent •
required +0 ase to
Tse rent. are tmey..•
It that tbe.s• pagerw granting ars mp-
t lsn ap. prose r ed ; otherwise. the? are'
Mahle to ir.crrr penalties under 'rhe
Ontario Snmmar7 (emeeetienm Act.
Information may toe .trained from L.
i.. Knox• weretary of the pnhlk
asisood board, far thrum not ia•ring
pwasecl the hirh srhnol entrance, and
from .1 i' flume, secretary of tete Col-
legiate Board. for Mone of blgh rehe/11
entrance etaiidtag_
f>rPinyer• of adnlewvwrts of wife
fesrtere to rlartPen aro regnlre•d to ea -
mere them...... taw .nth parM,wa air
N�: of Afore re emplsju Sit t
e"t otheeer'
air ender tie") of 1nergbill 1
.1Mr' ti .
e
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THE COLQORNE STORE
SpecialYaluirin Every Deaitmenu
Voile Blouses
.we bay a gathered together alt our very .
Wok Voile Blouses which ranged in price
up t $8.5O and have marked them down
to sash
$4.19
These Waists are all made from the very
finest Voile prettily embroidered and trim-
med with pretty collar and cuffs, ea. $4.19
A range of Georgette and Crepe de
Chine Blouses each $4.98. They come in
all sizes and a wonderful range of colors.
Be sure and see these values at....5498
Tricolette Blouses in all colors, trim-
med with colored silk embroidery at 26.00,
$6,75 and $7.00.
Just arrived a wonderful range of
plush Tama for ladies , misses and children.
Make your selection before they are picked
over.
Crib Blankets
Flannelette Crib Blankets, just the
right thing for children at, per pair 5125
All wool Crib Blankets
each
in pure white,
$225
Cottons
Sheetings in two yard width at QpCer
yard ...... .... ....7 85c and 95c
Pillow Cotton, a yard in all widths,
at
4Oc to 6Sc
Yard wide Cotton, is an qualities, from
a yard ......., 24)c VO 75c
Flannelette
35 in. Flannelette in Agit. and blue
stripe* at, a yard - 30c
38 in. Flanjssletta iR piiik awn -blue
stripes, at, a yai+d
39c
27 in. Flannelette in stripes at a
yard
25c
27 in. White Flannelette at, a yard 20c
J. H. COLBORNE & CO.
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
■
Fair -Sept. 10 te 11.
k. London. is a very busy
place days m preparation for the
big to take place in Septem-
ber. live etock buildings have been
changed catesidarably apace last year and
more roost has bean made on the old
grounds for outside exhibits of all kinds.
Tire old entrance on Danlos street has
been torn down and a new. up-to-date
entrance built. Tickets will be used this
year at all entrance, --both Pts and
grandstand -and it s hoped that the
congestion of last year will be overcome.
The rnarmgement are pianriresg for the best
eahibitilla ever held in Landon,. All in -
lb. secretary. A.M. Hunt,
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.
1 ia� /sit, f3. Raise Heaurei w
lCsavim Waked far esderML
Priot\to their n•moral from Strat-
ford to `.Onderkfi Mr. and Mrs. S.
Penner were the recipient, of • pre-
s.entatlon ft14m rhe memtwrs of Trin-
ity 11,d• church. when they re -
.eft a mailing lamp at a gathering
at of Mrs. Neison Cooeh,
street. The admires. which
arrnm>jated the prewntatlon wee read
hy J, W (loukl, and was as fol -
Mr. sed Mrw. Ram Tender :
Dear Friend+. -Your intended de-
parture from the city of Stratford. bae
been learned with regret by your
frleedm in Trinity church. Both of
you have held pooltbns in our church
work whkh yo hays (Hantsrged fnItli-
tany and honorably riving unstinting-
ly of your time and ern'rts. You have
at all times proven 1.. he examples of
true ('hrlstian k
Yonr depw.rtnrm worpilerl . rests a raPan-
ey hard to ell, and you will long he re-
membered by your friends In Trinity.
TWaae.• rm the ere of yimr ilepartnre.
we feel it would be impn.witile to k -t
you go without showing in some.
tangible way onr feeling. Mettle ac-
cept this +light token of OUT 'crises.
May It he of mmrvfre to you In rinse
-
new borne. May the t.lewine of (loc1
hese with you alw-Hy, and may your
effort. tie crowned with success are
•the wishes of ymir Trinity friends.
Signed -J. W. Gonkl.
Mee. E. Ryenuon.
Rtratford. Augrl+t 17. 1921
PERSONd.L MENTION.
NI+.
Helen Whitely. of Rmoklyn.
N.Y.. returned home on Tuesday after
/pending a happy month with loderieb
friends.
Mrs. Meek and twn daughtenw" M
MneTier. Ont., /perk a week In town
vl+sting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Cromle have returned
to their home Io Detroit after spend-
ing is o(rnth at Mr. lsavkt Meitwaln's,
Newgate onset.
Mrs. H T. Barker's many friends will
be wry to learn that she has not been
enjoying good health. An early improve-
ment is hoped for.
Mt. and Mrs. H. B. Boyd, of Ottawa.
returned to Ottawa on Wednesday
after a rlvk of two weekw with Mr.
awl Mr. J W. Framer.
MP. Minnie Campbell iwav,n 011
Monday for Niagara Fano where she
will rsewnme her position on the teach-
ing /tall of the Collett/ate.
Mrs. F. (1. Ewalt anti thew ohildret
learo today for Hamilton after an Pit.
joyahle hoiklay with Mira F,agl.'s
father, Mr. William OampbeM.
MIA. Fre MVP Fersemen who had
lime Tiakiryt her contain. Mbit T.tb
Miltwain, Newest. screen, rltnened,to,
her home in Wlarton on Monday.
]R. Ernest Prklham returned as
Saturday from an enjoyable bends/
of two weeks In Chicano. ----
Mr. and Met R. H. Cutt and daub.
ter. Sim Ione. and Mies Belle 1kl*wen
are away od a trip to Vancouver and
will be for six weeks.
Mr. aillt and ]k.
Yea family, of
were• m old
c•e4esl,ration. They
tend owing to the
Mr. Hogan. .. el . - -
[ suceCorp Henry Aunfalry is
home after a year in Tease •e a
trooper In the 1'. a. army. He was
atatleeed with the 4th Cavalry at Fort
Rmwn, right on the Mexican frontier,
and bas many fntereetlag
relate of the soldier',
The e,unt
yid be h
folds.
prefer b
a1
nee..
ugh of . and in -
some otber serylee.
nada.
Id
Photographs of the
children never
grow up
Make an appointment
today
T. T. •FELL
Upholstering Se!
FURNITURE REPAIRED
and VAIIIILSHED
n't throw away your .IS Furni-
ture till you nes
CLIFF ANDERSON
Kingston St. McLean's Block
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Twenty -year -6 1-2 per cent.
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We Are Ready For School Opening!
Are You ?
It is very essential that you include in your school
equipment good Boots and Shoes.
We are prepared to meet your demands for good solid,
substantial Footwear at the very lowest present day prices.
Also, we have a full stock of FLEZT-FOOT Shoes for
gymnasium games and sports.
these for the Fall term
You will need a pair of
Sharinan's Shoe Store
The Home of Good Values
W. REG. SHARMAN