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NEWS OF SPORT
Gederlrh 4--CUatoe 3
tin Join. 24rd the Clinton baseball
teem played their fire local game
against the Godorteb boys. For the
visitors Butler pitched, while Lind-
say twirled for the Moat. These
two teams are the "claws' of the. Hue-,
wn Dengue. and put up as good a
brand of toll as has been Breen here
this season, and although she home
team won by a comfortable margin
1he game was Interesting.
l'Ficton scored the first run on their
twat appearance at bat. a double by
Match followed by timely hits by
Bovey and G. Elliott resulting in the
score. Goderich in their half of this
innings came right back to even up
the score Lindsay creased the plate
after walking. stealing and being
sscrificed by /lapses. scortng on an
error. ',Kitchell made the final out
of the innings in n belated attempt
to steal borne.
in the third Lonluge Clinton jumped
Into the lead. liberality on Lindsay's
part in walking Mutch and Geddes
re tilting in the scoring of a run when
Mitchell erred on Elliott's roller.
Goderich was then kept off the score
.het until the fifth innings, when
they cllncbesd the gave with tour
musters. btatbi walked. Lhasa/
reaceled first on an error, Roberson
doubled, Mitchell went out to Ged-
des. "Jaynes reached first when G.
Elliott attired up the play and scored
on a single by Carrick after Spafford
had earn* out, four runs counting.
Auuther was stored by' the locals la
the eizth on a Walt by Stahl, follow-
ed by a double by Robinson wbieh
'dutch mtajudged.
The final excitement was gives the
tans by Clluton to the ninth, when
they tilled the bases with hits by 0.
Elliott and HJggInet and a walk to
'Kutch. "Norm" eddeet had a chance
to pull out the game with a circuit
cloutbut grounded out easily for the
final out.
The Goderich boys turned In another
double play this game which was just
made to order, the ball travelling
smoothly from Mitchell to Spafford to
Nairn. There were several stolen
bases. both Lindsay and Haynes show-
ing how it an be done, Carrick
made a nice retch on McTh gart's
fly after a run. Robinson aught
a foul fly that would Dot have been
attempted but by an ambitious young-
ster. Mutch for Clinton also added a
feature In an out on Nairn.
Many of the fans remained at home,
so missing the best game of the sea-
OMINION
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son. It's safer to see them all.
I Goderich AB R 11 PO A
1.lndsay, p
Roblusun, 8b
'Mitchell, w.
Hayues, c.
Spafford, !►i
Carrion, lf.
Weir, c.t.
Nairn. 1b,
Stahl, rf.
3 2 0 2
4 1 2
3 0 0 0
4 1 0 1
4 0 0 2
4 0 1 1
4 0 3 0
0 1 8
2 2 0 1
•
2
2
4
0
1
0
0
0
0
- GODERICH, ONT.
e8truek out: By IQndeay 10, by But-
s Iler 5.
Double -play: Mitebell to Spafford to
0 Nairn.
1 Bacrinue hits: Mitchell, "layette,
2 Nairn.
O Leh mabaana: Goderich 0, Clin-
t) ton 10.
O Time: 1 hour, 40 minutes,
O Umpires: J. Muteh and R. Sperling.
1
32 8 7 17
Ito rf. AB
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IftM » ef. 3
Gee situ. 2b. 4
Hovey. lb.. e. 4
.7. Elliott, e. Ib. 4
Cook, all. 8
McTaggart, 3b. 4
F. Elliott, lf,, se. 4
Butler, p. 4
T.Ivermore, If. 1
11 H
O 1
2 1
1 1 0
O 1 9
0, 2 2
O 0 1
O 0 2
O 2 0
O 0 0
O 0 0
PA
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• • s
O Btiiyf1eid Rena Paid* .
The next baseball game here will
9 4 be tomorrow evening (friday), when
hayfield will be the opposing team.
E iThe game will commence at 5.45
O o'clock.
O - •:• •
O BIyIB 11.' 0sissieh Township 5 '
1 BLYTIf. June 2OE-.41lyth baseball
0 I team and Goderich tele ehlp team
1
A
0
2. 0
6
1
1•
O
1 0
O 0
3 0
0 0
36 3 8 17 11 2
genre by Innings:
Clinton 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0-3,
Goderich 1 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 x -fl
I
Two -base bits: Robinson 2.
on balls: Butler 4. Lindsay 3 -
'Hit by pitcher : I.1 miss y.
IN GODERICH
TUESDAY, JULY lst, 1924
en's Games
On the Square, commencing at 9.30 a.m. Prizes are offered as follows
BOYS
41411311
60 -yard lice, 6 years and under
50 -yard race, Myears and under
1st
$ .75
.75
100 -yard race, 10 years and under,.... ,,,., •75
100 -100 -yard rano, 12 years and uunder..... • 1.00
Three -leered race, 12 years and under ......
Running Broad .lump, 14 years and under ..... _ ..... .75
•
r,0 -yard rnec, 6 years and under . ... a-. .75
.50 -yard race, 8 years and under •........... •. •..... •• .76
50 -yard race. 10 tears and under .... ...,. ,. '\.>, .75
50 -yard race. 12 years and under 7b
100 -yard racgt4 years and under ...... ''-1.00
thread-theeedle race. 14 years and under 1.00
')toot rare ()aced shoos), 12 year, and under -,76 / .50 .25
At 10.30 o'clock, on the Square, there will be a Baby Clinic, conducted by W. j,
Tillman, M.D., of the Institute of Public Health, London, Ont., assisted by the Alex-
andra Hospital Nurses Alumnae.
st prize, $3.00 2nd prize, $2,00/
;' 3rd prize, $1.00. `°ir k
Unveiling of Soldiers' Memorial
1
played •k good game here yesterday.
The severe was 11-5 in favor of the
local team. in the ninth Inning the
pilcher for Blyth. Jack Colles. made
a spectacular play when he ran and
caught a foul, having to reach over
the wire. An unfortunate incident
in connection with the game was the
injury sustained by Robert Somers,
of the Blyth steam, when he and
the catcher. Cotte+. both trying to
cutch the ball, collided. Dr. Milne
was on the ground and attended to
Somers' Injuries. He was taken to his
home in a semlronwetous condition.
SHALL BASEBALL DIF.!
To the Editor of The Signal. -
Where are the baseball crowds of two
or three years ago? This question
must arise 1n the minds of the few
loyal fans who still attend the games
and follow the fortunes of the local
team as they see. week after week. the
mere handful of spectators, the same
faithful few. at every game. Verily, we
don't get just as classy ball as we
used to do, but we were fortunate to
get games of city league calibre as
long as we did, and if we had the'
right kind of opposition we could still'
make them bustle to win, but it is un-
fortunate that, so far, our opponents
litre been rather week, but neither
our boys nor the management of the
HAVE YOUR
WAGON TIRFS
Cold Set for a permanent
job.
Dominion Road Machine
cooky �y
Road Oil
FINAL NOTICE
'No eetilbris for Road Oil will he
oonsideasd later than
SATURDAY, JUNE 28
It is proposed to order another car
of roast oil if sufficient petitions are
sent in at once.
(Signed) B. C. MUNNING9,
Chairman Public Works Coto.
local team can be blamed for tbat.I
1'he few men who are lryiug to keep
the game alive here have had an up
hill fight dila season ao for, and only
by sheer hard work and by sacrificing ,
their time and energies were able to;
help form the Huron County League,
which, while only In its Infancy. prom -
lees to be a good thing for the sport)
here, but' It strikes nee very forcibly
that if we want that league to grow,
as other runt county leagues are
growing. and really want baseball in
our town, we must show our loyalty
to the toys by attending all their
games, not au occasional tit -bit.
We few who saw the game hist Mon-
day evening are unanimous In de-
claring It to be a good clean, «nappy
game. sad we'll get more of them if
everyone will turn out and boost for
"good clean ball in Goderfch."
A 10F:AL BASEDALlir FAN.
Goderich, June 24.
MARRIED.
Me-('ARE-THL'RLOW. - On June
IStb. at the Victoria street parson-
age. by the Rev. J. W. Hedley. M. A.,
Mary Myrtle. eldest daughter of Mr.
and Yrs. Hugh Tburlow, Colborne
township, to Cherles James. eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McCabe,
Goderieh township.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of t- he Estate of
James Johnston, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against the estate
of James Johnston, tete of the Town-
ship of Ashfield in the County of
Huron, Farmer, deceased, to send the
same. duly verified, to the under-
signed. on or before the twenty-eighth
day of June, A. D. 1924, after which,
date the executors will proceed to
distribute the said estate among the
persons entitled thereto. haring re-
gard only to the claims of which they
then shall have had notice, and that
they will not be liable for the pro
ceeds of the estate so distributed to
any person of whose claim notice
shall not then have been received.
I Dated at Goderich this 5th day of
June. A. D. 1924.
HAYS & HAYS.
Solicitors for the 'Executors,
Goderich. Ontario.
NOTICE TO QRODITORS.
t'IRlie.estate of Catherine ,MClntoeb,
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant
to the Statute in that behalf. that all
persona basing claims agatnet the es-
tate of the above-named Catherine Mc-
Intosh.
o-Intosh, who died on the 10th of Feb -
emery, 1924, are required on or before
the b d of July, 1924, to send in the
seeps duly verified to the undersigned
solfdtors for the administrator with
w111 *Veered, and that atter said date
the administrator with will annexed
wi11 distribute the assets of the said
deceased among tee persons entitled
thereto, and w111 not be itable for the
said assets to any person of whose
claim notice shall not then have been
received.
PRO1DFOOT, KILLORAN &HOLMES
anSolicitors for Administrator with will
nexed,
Goderich, 7th June. 1024.
TOWN OF GODERI H, ,
1924 Taxes
Discount of 2% off first instalment has been extended
to June 3Ut1-.
Penalty of 5"'; will be added to first instalment if not
paid by July I st.
Pay your Taxes and save the discount.
WM. CAMPBELL,
Ta 1y' Collector, Goderich.
In Court House Park, 1.15 p.m. Address by Rev. Dr. Cody, of Toronto, .
At Agricultural Park. Game called at 4 p m. `
Batteries : Stratford -Young and McKenzie. Purity Flour -Haines and Mitchell.'
The Stratford pitcher is Jack Young, the former Goderich ace, whom his ad-
mirers in this district will be glad to see in action again. Stratford is in the Southern
Counties League, where airtight baseball is played, and the game will be a first-class
exhibition of the popular sport.
Witt ?. • . ;fit
Admission : Adults, 35c; Children, 15c.
Grand ;ening
For Sufinmer, 1924
Saturday, June 28th
PAVILION
of Highland Dancing on bandstand.,
(GODERICH, ONTt
( NEAR SUNSET HOTEL)
Dancing 8.1 c --11.43
Mesio 1►T ' Nadwin ElEs Orc`estra, Loudon
During July and August this Orchestra will play every
night at The Pay.
Meet Me at The Pay.
Miss Rose Strang arrived last wet*
from Kingsville and will apeud palls
of the summer vacation In town.
Capt. Nubbins of the Solvating!)
Army, who has been in charge
for the lost year, hate been
ferrel to Halleybury.
SOB &ALE -HOMEGROWN STRAW -
berries. WILLIAM OONNBLL.
!Milford Heights. ltd
FOR SALE. -.A DODGE SEDAN,
late model; condition new ; good
tires; low price. Apply to DOMINION
OUNDRY'S SAIF. REGISTER ' ROAD MACHINERY 00.
Wednesday, July 2 -Auction sale of
Mantling hay at lot 7, nes $i ,u 7, 6, C. SHINGLES, -Carload of B. 0.
W. D. Ashtteld, property of J. t, ar XNXNX shingles and cedar MAIDS
Iwltuu. at McGaw Station. ROBERTSON &
TREBLE. B.R. No. 5, Goderich, Tele-
phones -Dungannon tied Carlow.
lh)R SALE. -ABOUT TEN AOBAMI
of good alfalfa hay with timothy
mixture; also right acres of tlatothe
hay. CHAS. MPPHEE, R. R. No, 8.
Auburn. Telephone. Colborne Muni-
cipal 1813.
Thursday, July 8, -Unreserved tac-
tion sale of farm stock, implements
and household furniture, property of
Mrs. Lewis Taylor, West Wswauoah.
Saturday, June 28. -Clearing auc-
tion sale of house furnishings, prop-
erty of Mrs. Whitehouse, to be sold
at the residence of Mr. Monday. Keays
street.
WANTED
AGENTS AND SALESMEN N WAN-
ted. whole or spare time. Exper
Sense not neessery. Free eq Ipmtot.
Liberal pay. WELLAND N ' WRY
CO., Welland.
PUBLIC NOTICE
PT'RLiC NOTICE. - Dl .ING MT
ten menthe vaatton from Gewle-
rkh my machine whop will be open
for repair work as usual with Mr.
Harry Hunt In clsrge. I am In a
position to repair threshing outfits;
boring cylinders and fitting new
pluton 5141 rings: electric welding
cracks In Ateliers: ensting'. cutters re-
built. patteiss and new csspinse made
to order. ga. line engines rebuilt as
goal as new, lawn mowers .dtarpned,
stell water troughs and eerapere for
sale.
Itrireg ,along your
avoid the rush. 1 w
bills of 810.00 and over
ork ettrly and
earry your
11 fall.
TAGS. \eA NR►Y,
AUCTION SALE \\`.
/BLEARING AT'(CTIOX SALE OF A
quantity of gnod House Furvlate
ingst property of Mrs. Whitehouse,
to be sold et the residence of Mr.
Monday, Keays street. Godertch, on
SATURDAY. JL'NB 2811
Sale at 1.8Q o'clock !beep. The !let
includes:
1 French polished Walnut stand: 1
3 -piece Ii,Kal►og- ny parlor suit ; 1 Wal-
nut who 1 old English Walnut
framed mirror ; 1 much ; 1 folding card
table; 1 Oak table; wicker chairs;
dining chairs; easy chairs; 1 Wal-
nut dining table; 1 Raymond drop -
head sewing machine; 1 Columbia
grafonola and records; 2 complete
bedroom suite, mats and springtt ;
2 complete toilet seta; several pieces
new linoleum; 1 large rug; 8 pair
rtains; a number of English car-
penter tools; a number of volumes
on Electric Engineering; nearly new
window screens; 2 English trunks; 2
cheats: 2 movable baths; 1 Perfection,
3 -burner store; 1 Weleome range; a
quantity of alumintam kitchen ware;
china, crockery, glasewsre, lamps,
cutlery; new brooms and brushes;
1 aviators helmet and root; old paint-
ings. pictures, cushions and nnmerone
COR SALE. -CHURCH BUILDING
g and lot on South street. Sim of
building is 20 x 36 feet and is In goo&
condition. Apply to GEO. JOHNMTON.
Bayfield road. R. R. No Z Goderie .
or A. BEAVERS, Elgin Ave.
L`OR SALE. -4000 CASH AND BAL-
I.
AITIf once on terms gets 28aer'0
farm facing Provincial highway
two milesfrom Goderich.
Six room house, bank barn, mina
bush with spring water, well at hoose
and barn. plums. peaches, curran
berries, apples. pears and eropa. HER-
BERT SCOGGINGS, Huron road. 81
L'()1; SALE. MODERN TWO -STORE
A brick house with double lot ane
steel garage; stone foundation; deep
cement cellar with Al furnace; grounds
and house le excellent condition;
every posslble modern coovenleaa;
two minutes' walk from Square. yes
in exclusive dlatrict. Ideal location'
I for trmall children. Apply SiGNAL
OFFICE.
MUST'
PROF. W. H. , JACKSON, Organist
and Director of Music. North
I street Methodist Church. Instruction
Igiven in Voice Culture, Organ, Piano,
Violin. Guitar. Theory, etc Studio and
residence, Church street. Phone 891
AUCTIONEERINO
THOMAS GIINDRY, GODERIC(L
LIVE' /MOCK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119.
Sales attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give atl faction.
Farmers' sale notes diecountsd.
j M. STALKER, AUCTIONEER
for household effects tarn stook,
etc., for the County of Huron,
Address all communicattleas to J. PL.
STALKER, Auburn P. 0. 4442
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MEDIC*L
DR WM F. METCALF,
Bayfied, Ont.
Office boors -2 bo 4 and 7 to 8.
Other hours by appointment.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
other articles.EYE. EAR. NOSE, THROAT
There will es
be no rerve-- on any.I Late linage Surgeon New York Opb-
thing, as Mrs. Whitehouse 11 leaving thalmlc and Aural Hospital, assistant
Cane da. - t at Moorefield Eye Hospital ane
TERMS : Cash. dim'En[
T. GUNDR' ,- Auctioneer.
Gnlden Square Throat Hospital, Lon -
53 Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Tsi-
ijN"RF)8ERVED ATICTIO4' SALE OFephone 287.
4.1 FARM STOCK. IMPLEMENTS, At Hotel Redford, 0Aderich. on
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. June With. at 7.30 p.m., to June 20b.
a t 1 p. m.
M178. LEWIS TAYLOR
will sell by pnbllc auction at
LOT 13, CON. 1, WEST.WAWAN
(1/tmlle East of Nile)
on
THURSDAY. JULY Brd
commencing at 1 o'clock tbarp:
feIRSF.f(
LEGAL
0, CAMERON, K. C, SABRES.,
TER. Solicitor, Notary Public,
Hamilton street Goderkh, third
r from Sqnare. Trust funds to
1 span of draft geldings, 7 and q loan at lowettt atm.
!years old, about 3200 lbs; 1 span of OLTDFOOT,
grey 1'ercheeron geldings, rising 5 and KILIAAN &
6 years old; 1 rosdeter gelding. rig- HOLMES, Bt
Ing 5 years old. sired by Elmer TARIFABA1sR1STERA, 60T,IOTTOus, NO -
Dickson, dam Little Net. TAPi?RT,iC- arm
CATTLE AND PiGS icon
Office on the Square, sed door
1 Ayrshire cow, 7 years old, due from Hamilton street. Galerkh.
to January; 1 Ayrshire eow, 4 years Private funds to loan at lowest
old, due in January; 1 Polled Angus rate.•
cow, 6 years old, due in January; 1 J. L. Klllbran, bildley E. 110111n05, -
Polled Angus cow, 4 years old, due In !
January; 1 Ayrshire heifer, rising 3
years old, due In January; 1 grey Naps heifer, rising 2; 5 yearling steers; Ri
Rtwale►rxsnt, Phe.
R. O. HAYS--R.C.HAYS,B.A-
4 spring calves; 1 sow and 15 pigs
about ten weeks old.IN'
MACHFSRY, ETC. I Haml(aors 8t., Oodsrfsa�
1 McCormiek binder, &foot cut; 1
Massey mower, (1 -toot cut; 1 Massey -
Harris sed drill; 1 single furrow rid- •
ing One; 1 Fleury No. 21 plow; 1
walking plow; 1 horse rake; 1 sot of r SEAeIER, R. C.. BARRIUTE.t,
:.-*ectton barrows; l buggy; 1 set of SOLICITOR, Notary Public ands
double team harness; 1 set of single Conveyancer. Office -Court Hon"
hnrnees; 1 pair horse collars; 1 racing Godes-If-h.
curt, with new tlrest; 1 root slicer;
1 apple press: 1 meting box; 1 No. V481'RANCE, iAANli, ETC
12 improved I)e Lural cream separ-
ator; 1 burg ph6 x 50; 1 sand point.
PURNTTtTRE S/cKTT LOP'MUTT'Al. FIRE i? t1R-
2 complete bedroom suits, mettlesome 1 ANCB 00. -Farm and tselatee
and aprfnga; 1 neew feather tkk; toiiet town property imsnred.
sea; gnllta, woolen Manketa atwl gait- I OTnrs-Jia (bnnolly, GoAs
pews, rsg a rpet ■ nd rnga ; 6 perfora- ' rich P. 0. ; Jaa. Evans, V Iee•Yras..
ted sorted ehaire; 3 roeklug chairs; Beocsliwnod P. 0.; D. F. 8(e0regor.
1 couch : 2 easel* ; 1 Rhea cnptoard gee. -Tree*,, Seaforth P. O.
1 fancy bot stove And board; 1 kft Direetort�--A. Rroadfart,
cben table; 1 clothes horse; 1 No. 4 ' No. 8, Reaforth ; John 0. Grta►e, 1!..
Daisy ehurn; 1 !miter bowl and ladle; 4, Wilton; Wililam Riem, R. R. No
1 waabfng machine; etnrnA, eea, 2, 2, RethennMweod
gem jar*, rnasdng pan*,piLmps, p1pdlsheA hags'u; ()eo.aforMtCa; JohnsrtseRy, R. lR.s, No.Br8.
granite ware and nnmeroo.t other I Seaforth; Robert Ferrets. 'Harlot*:
articles. Wham BrwsetWd; JA
There will posltivsy be no rewervlc Evaita, 71ew wood ; James Cee
Everythlag advertI ed must be mist.
Goderlch.
posed of. A8enh1-T. W. Yeo
TItAMl9: A11 mem* of it10 and ander, Alex. Leitch, R R. Ne,
cash: aver that amonf, 12 isonthtf John Nnrtay, see
1. tY11r4•
reedit will be given ea forntehtnl, a . I Seahnrth. Policy -ladders eaa /F aD
prnvM joa, a .i maet tbssfr es
per cost. alloweintaetwd for
A rashdlon
, t efeditof li'dlayate71.ta 3.
and Mtwrlah'egt
Asseeats. 1 Chafers ; R. R. Oatt"b
YRS. Lim TAYLOR, T. GUNDRY, otos street, floderlela,
Proprietress. A dctfoseer, Oatmeal Store, Ea
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