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MF.AL8 JUST LIKE HOME
Phase 575 Gederieb
Bailors Pot Out of the R.>'aing
by *itahell-Soore on the
Round, 49
OLD lode: e game, brake through
I et the for ups seers to 11e up the round.
int/Don ti
the score went to Wright
lea s par from Cunitoa Wrlgbt, w
had beau peeking at Elwood
Robinette
all night, was paid off after a* un
I Warranted eat with a *US gete le titsn
lace The two men wised *ad we
.bo
IIOCWok N ..
-_...400 -•filo-3trtsi
North U • 1
Leagie
tandings
sent to the Ice bog. Doak casae os
to make a good save In a scramble
later and 1toblanon, who 4ad returned
to the he. was benitaed onus more for
suasion Chapman. Culllton was pen.
Mind uear the end of the period for
daaalag S Robinson to the boards.
tt!i(-• loose puck le the Biller
- tons-st the 1% -minute mark le the
third period. Culllton gave tbe visit-
ors a one -goal lead on the round with
a clean corner shot that Doak, on his
knees, could not reach. A few min-
utes later the same wtngmaa took a
pass the length of the centre area,
stepped around the defence, drew Doak
out and scored *gala A similar at-
tempt within the minute was smothered
by the Bailor gealle. Murrey was pen-
alised for slashing Chapman. The
Sailors were given cause to bops when
Scrimgeour paster In the first local
were of the game, bat Culllton came
right back to repeat his previous per-
formances and again strengthen tbe
visitors' lead. Marney was thumbed
once more for tripping op Porterfield,
and Wright followed him for tripping
E. Robinson. Chapman rotobed Mern-
ey behind tbe Godericb net a few min-
utes later, with but three minutes to
go, and skated to a corner with the
puck. !gurney charged him and was
sent off when the remitting Donal -
brook was broken up Canitos fed
Wright ■ paw tor the final goal Just
before the bell that sounded the death -
knell for the Sailors In this season's
hockey.
The MItcbell kld-line wandered al-
most at will through the Ooderieb de-
fence, whereas Goderleh forwards had
a pretty thin time of it with the air-
tight Fawm-Porterfield defence, with
Stoneman relieving.
The teams:
Goderlch-Goal, H. Doak ; defence,
11. Murrey, 8 Robinson; centre, G.
Allison; wings, D. MaeKa7, W. Rob-
inson; alternates, A. Doak, 11. Scrim-
geour, W. MacDonald, H. Stoddart.
Mitcheil-Goal, G. NcOlocklln ; d♦
fence, O. Pawn, R. Porterfield; centre,
H. Wright: wing*, A. Culllton 8.
Lepplsrd ; alternates, 11. Wllsoa, C.
Chapman, A Moore, C. Stoneman
Referee -Jack McCully, Stratford.
The Goderlch Sailors bowed to the
Mitchell atsrmedlates here on Monday
night I! the await! as of t00 seml-
tina*M2ip of -group
9, losing the game 5-1 and the round
5-2, atter bringing a ode -goal lead from
Mitchell The victorious visitors now
have to play the group leaden, Can-
ton Blues.
The /Sailors sestina/14o 8. dlaorgaa-
laed on Monday night and futilely
chased the fast, tricky visiting for-
wards all over the ice, usually catch -
Ing up atter a Mitchell score. The
visitors were leading 4-1 la the third
Period when a bare -up occurred be -1
tween Muraey and Chapman and [tats
started to 57. Referee McCully held I
one of tie combatants, but others all
too eagerly took his place and numer-
ous spectators Joined in the ensuing
embrogllo. Murney went to the cooler
when the mess was straightened oat,
and the fifth goal was scored while be
was serving his penalty.
The first period was fairly even,
1fat-Kay giving the Sailors an advan-
tage by two rushee that carried him
right in on goalie McGiocklin a the
ad two minutes of the period. The
goalie was right on, however, and Mac -
Kay's shots were cleared.
Two minutes of the second period
had elapsed when the Culllton-Wright-
Leppard line, that was to provide so
much grief for the Sailors in the re -
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MAI. AND MP= CONTEST
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would very much appreciate any as-
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coupons found In eacb day's Man and
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traltl Wsduday, February 270. Ioniasis".
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St. Peter's .,,,. 0 1
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Bradley ... t 0
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Westbrook 1 •
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LOOLI.i WIN AT BADMINTON
BaiMht Moyers Detested r Leg
Week's Teems
The Ba>8eld twdmintoa club, play-
ing a return tourney at the Goderieb
elnb Wedae•day night of last week,
were defeated 14-5 in games. The
Ooderkh players lost the previous
game to Bayeeld, but last week got
the best of the visitors to every Naas.
Goderlcb won 8-2 In tbe mixed doubles,
82 la the men's doubles, and 8-1 In the
ladies' doubles.
The games resulted as follows. God-
orkL players named first k
0. _
Mies P. Pagsons and P. T. Carey 10
-Mims M. Davison and Dr. Borrows 15.
Mks G. Watson and C. Z. N*ftol 16
-MJs T. Klrke and Y. Granger 10,
Rim M. Watson and D. R. Nairn'
15 -Mrs. Jowett and D. McKeas1e 4.
Miss P. Oraesack and H. C. WIltams
15--11I1s 1. Higgins as4 B. Granger 12.
Mrs. E. Q Beacom and H. L. Wet -
esu 15-Mis 2t. Groves and C. Wal-
lis I8.
Mrs. H. Q *Ulama and W. McC w -
*e7 6-Ip's 9/- Ferguson and B. Hlg-
ewe 15.
Man >, Irian) and M. Young 18.
-Yrs. Jewett and I. Elliott 6.
Mrs. )f! Dodoell7 and Dr. N. 0.
Jackson' 18-111es Groves and L Johns
18.
Ulu J. Saunter. and (`. SIC Netted
15 -Mise Terggos sad E. Porter 2.
Mrs. Donnelly and P. T. Carey 17 -
Min Davison sad B. Clark 14. -
Meta'e Dusting
H. C. William* sad P. F. Carer 12-
8. Granger and IL Granger 15.
0. K. Naftel loll H. L. Watson 15-
D. McKersie and. Dr. Burrows 11.
D. R. Nairn pwd M. Young 15-.C.
Walla and L Malian 1t
H. Young and D. R. Nairn 1.-B.
Elaine and M. Granger 15.
H. 1 Watson and Dr. Jackson 15---
B. Clark and i.. Johns 9.
Ladled Dene"
M. Watson and P. Ora.kk 111-11.
Davison and M. Groves 9.
Mrs. Donnelly and P. Parsons 15-
T. Kirke and I. Higgins 7.
Mrs. Beacom and D. William. 15-
M. Tergnaon and Mrs. Jowett 2.
G. Watson and J. attenders 1.5-H.
and 1t. Staves 17.
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-WEEKLY TOURNAMENT
The weekly twlaameat at the bad-
minton club on Senerda7,afternoon was
won by Mrs. W. W. Martin and D. C.
Beacom. There wee a good turnout
for the "round robin" tourney, those
taking part being Mrs. Martin, Mrs. 8.
C. Hal., Mrv. H, C. Beacom, Mrs. 1.
D. Eastman, Mei. J. A. Graham, Mise
Margaret Waimea, Mas Jane Saunders,
Mise Helen HH.'eleev and E C. Beacom,
P. F. Caret. W. McChesney, H. Young
and J. E. Smith.
IN THE JiJVMIIYII8 LRAGUE
In the Lions Club hockey league
on Saturday moraine Bradley was giv-
en his fourth str*Igbt win when Cos-
tello's team defaulted, only three men
showing up for the gams.
Con. Ravrhler took a firmer grip
on the second place rung of the ladder
by defeating powell 7-1. Buechler
played most of the tfama with no al-
ternate after Rey Atkinson was ta-
t*red le the early nsewnts of the
game. Reerhler, britt and Ferguson
were the marksmen for the winning
teem. Duckworth scoring Powell'• Ione
goal.
Referee --R Stonehenge.
WENN BOWLING LBAOU=
At the Floral bowling alley. 00
Thursday nitht last In the arm's
h+•gne the CO Oettvrs stepped into a
tie for first place to points although
baying a Rome advantage over 95s
former lenders, Laity Strikes. by
Refitting four points In • tame with
Drennan*. Totals were (lo Getters
6645, Drennan. 4160.
The King Pita alio took • step up
in the ataneinl_tey winning all four
points in * raise with the Oaf CloS.
Totals : King One 8445. Oast Glob
fl. Treader •T alight tMe, linter.
pallid out of editing; hl winnlag ali
MwrlMnte In Rias with tho Una
• Bs nit 113n5 Ifn8,
sing three
pinta with a oidia( 1.11 Drsuaas.
totalled UM taw eau wane.
Mar .8. Igivilais fisc. Si
... rs--
iAlmeek Chapter. LO.D.R. WM
the public library rrlda7 a
arc* Jilt
Bale of home baking and apron a
$rec*ler'. dune, Setafdt</
2ard. by Catbolk Women's League.
The regular monthly nesting of. the
Nurses' Alumnae win be hold at the
hospital on Friday, March Int, at 8 p.m.
The annual 81g8 tea of Kang church
will a held on 1owr.eay, Taman
38, from 5 to 8 pa. Admission ne
and 16c.
Home-made baking sale in Mrs.
Dean' store on Saturday afternoon,
February 25, under sunp&es of group
2, Women'. institute.
The regular monthly meeting of the
&tittord Hospital Auxiliary will be
held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Jewell
on Thursday. February 28, at 2 p.a.
A silver tea will be held at the home
of Mrs. Oar! Worsen, Easy, street, o*
Tuesday, March 5th, from 8 to 6 o'clock,
by group 2 of the W.A of North street
United Shur h. Silver collection. Every-
one welcome.
About twelve hunters ea Wedse.day
afternoon were thwarted a a drive
against Jack -rabbits by • strong wind
that whipped *p a beery screening of
snow. Ten or eleven . jack* made up
the bag. The bunt was at Dunlop.
`just north of the town.
The radio service tract owned by
Frank Riley, "trouble -gaster^ for the
recently formed Ooderkh Radio Asa
cation, 1. being equipped with •
trouble detector and will be ready I
take to the road on Moaday, to track
down local ammo of radio !aterier-
ence.
The Maple Leat Chapter, I.O D.D.,
ars endeavoring to collect a large num-
ber of old books sell magaalnes to
send to destitute settlers in Saskatche-
wan. Persons able to contribute are
asked to leave their donation. at
Mrs. D. D. Mooney's borne, North
street, or phone RIO and they will be
called for.
Atter the regular meeting of Re-
bekah Lodge No. !W 1n Oddfellows'
Hall on Tneaday eight, • social time
was teid, "MO" being plated and bows -
made candy served to assist in tbs
drive for raisins funds in the
district. About ten tables were occu-
pied for "500,' the winners being Mr
and Mrs. Geo. Baeehler.
meet WAIST» FCR IbA7vLB1Gd1
r a a WO Aetna.. Write to-
hesro.u� day. S 1. Cath Dept MJ. -1414A,
ilest .
sw..araa
AUCTION BALI
Tuesday, Feb. 26•-4learing sale of
firm stock and Implements, property
of David Harman and Richard Ma
Whiney, at N. batt lots 1 and 2. coil -
cession 4, Colborne (McGaw Station).
at 1 30 o'clock. T. GUNDI(iy A SON,
Auctioneers.
DANCE AND CARD PASTY
Under the auspices of the young
ladies of 8t. Peter's church, • card
as/ dance parte will be held at the
Masonic Hall oa Friday evening,
March 1st. Cards (►ridge, 500 and
euchre) to begin at 3115 o'clock. "Bed"
Ruhl'. orchestra will supply the music,
and touch will be served. Admission
will be pee ala• los. Dr.opoas r 1t
-lilt NN1a CUR
A dance under the amlEltes of the
Rw.nUeth Century Club was enjoyed
by a large gathering of young people
at the Masonic Hall on Friday eight
and was one of the mart succensful
events of the •.anon- "Red" SSW's
orchestra furnished the toe -tickling
music, lunch was served at the half-
way nark, and all present voted the
oSeers of the Twentieth Century Club
splendid hosts. Thia was the first of a
series of dances and other social
events to be held by the Club daring
the seaso*, interspersed with meetings
foe study and discussion of political
matters
On Tueeday evening President Nairn,
R. J. Walker and Kea Hunter repre-
aeoted the Club at a smoker held by
the Clinton Young Liberal Club. This
was a well -attended event and speeches
were given by W. 11 Robertson of
Goderlcb„ J. H. Scott of Seeforth,
Hugh Hill of Colborne and Dr. J. W.
Shaw of Clinton.
Nm
MP�B.-Ds Osderkh, on Sunday,
Tebrn*ry 17t1t, Martha Jane Gill,
beloved wife of Philip keels, In her
77th year.
f11O88.-in Ooderkb town*bhp, on Sat-
urday. February 10th, Thelma Jones,
beloved wife of Victor Roes. In her
22nd year.
M,DAIRIILD.-Do Ooderkh, oe Satur-
day,
atureday, February 16th, Henrietta Mc -
Ivor, widow of the late Captain Nor-
man McD eirmld, in her 76th year.
.� '.. y Agit.It!>F;�Ef) room for light bousekeep
lag, suitable for two yeasg worn**.
APPLY. stating rent. N AOS 6119. Sof
*deb.
T11� PAM It.T OT T88 LATE Mea.
NORMAN MaDIAIR1UO tete this op-
portoa1ty of tendering their grateful
appreciation of kindness and sympath7
extended .is their bereavement.
Nit. AND x813. T. SHILLDB AND
MAMMY wtab to expellee their tda-
cnrt and grateful appreciation for the
any expressions 6t sympathy which
were received in tbstr recut bereay.-
meat, -
TAUD 3ifie OPPORTUNITY TO
ea express our sincere appreciation of
tM many Madames. petered by oar
friends at the time of our recent sad
bereavement. We also whet to Umiak
those who seat 1'*14butes and
loaned nn for tumoral.
MR. AND 888, DONALDSON.
PUELIC Nance _
TALK OF TIM TOWN -tV DRY
user praise. Cron Cora or Bunion
Salves. Recommended by CAMPOILL 1S
DRUG STORE.
ASTHMA.-11tx48r OUARANTERD
immediately. tradkatlon follows by
oaing Glenn's Asthma Remedy. Al-
so put in iii cigarettes an far pip*
smoking- Testimonials; trial sample
10 cents. 31.50 tor on w.th'a supply.
Manafacture4 sad sold ealy by HEN-
RY GLA U Stas, U.f.wr. Ontario.
CHIROCHIROPRACTOR •,ARID DRUAL as
PRACTOR
Goderich
Equipped withwithPhwladeetro-`gessat
bathe. tloctrenie electric treatment
and chiropractic. Moak, seesaw
and nervous disesses lady in ge•
testiest*. Odle. hears ! se 6 ant 7
to 8 p.m. o* Tuesday. Friday and nap
urday, and on Wndamels, 10 to 11
a.m- mad 7 to 8 pa., or coasu/tatlea
may b* had by appointment
KINSON
Midden* N. onco-
South street an Brunson read. W
FOR HALM OR RIM
voR au.a.-,A 1h*D SEDAN.
as Cep- Pate Oe MUNN 1N or
P. 0. BOX 5.
TO RI/MT.-TEM EAST SIDE OF
a double haws Masts es Brun
street RAYS! HAY* Min-
ikes abrost.
he
QoARwX*. S oft,
h►Ii-10SAChs FARM
Staff 4halt
Wt. won of Holasevll a was
house and geed barn, stable an driv-
ing abed. Applystreet, Ooderieft WM BILL. Bast
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FARE TOR 8Aid.-77 AORDM MOR/
or legs; frame hoose and barn; 82
acres ploughed. 8ptandk4 rolling clay
loam with natural drainage, 50 sere'
cleared; balance a good hardwood
hush. Situated In Colborne township,
Maltlasp conce.afoa. Apply to L D.
MLIN, Barfield read, Qed.rtek,
roe SAH-PODUTIT FARM ON
a Bloe Water Highway; ave acres et
land with dwelling souse, tall base-
ment under dwelling, garage. poultry
hones, room for 500 layers, also tour
incubatora and tour brooder stoves.
WW sell separately or as a 'nisi
cowers. MRS. W. A. CHISHOLM,
Hayfield Road, Goatee's. Oat -
SALE OR RM1NT,- 3 0ICM1
farm In the township of Ood.rkb,
The farm a located 6% miles mouth
of Goderkh on the west side of th.
Sloe Water $fgbway, cemlatlag of'
107 tern more or lees are befog let
No. 24, concession 1. Built on these
lands is a frame bones, containing
seven rooms and bathroom with ea.
meat foundation, water piped tuft
house; two frame barna 60x48, 271;88.
with .tabling cement floors. water
piped Into barns, two henhouses amid
drivesbed. Thirty-two acres ploughed
and three acres of bush. Pomnmdoa
may be had March 1715.
For perdcuare apply to JOHN J.
HUOOARD, Barrister, 8eeforth.
Dated February 14, 1985.
1181D/LIE SUNDRY, GODARICH.
LI VB IIUOR AND OMaf>q&L >1
ammonium
Telapbeae Ne, U*
Sale. ottesellett *[ort to gite + ant
give sfl.thstl..,
raisers' sale nets dlsseatat,
aAMi'OiD S00111VNIjNTI
W MONTEITH,
OChartered Accountant
ntario Street, Stratford, Oat.
1W0 Star Building, Tareaee,
JOHN W. HASPI R AND 00M
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Mortared Acc 111M*1A
806 Bay St., Tensaw
J. W. HARPtR, Q A. •
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DR. F. J. a. FOAa1'Aa, )!I>• RAM.
NOS/, THRQ►T.
Late Hoek Now Yak
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detest at Moors.eid 4s mat
1 Yrs Throat HaW1I�
•011d0121 Lag
Mt Waterloo Street Ill-, atratls.i
Telepbone 707.
At Hotel Bedford,
7 Pa. oo the *using a 4f
Wedtwtay or oath math mall abs
soot day, Thursday. at 2 an.
LBGAL
DUDLEY IL HOWIEa,
YY Harrlstr. Etc.
lepho Cosrt Hoa.., Ooderlel 56.
DOSOLAa R. NAIRS,--+'-
aar� Barrister asst aolfdNr
Once-Ha2 hos Street, GaQi4Tolep
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r. R. DARROW, BARRISTER am
aiacceesar to J. L =area
07, Saloat., Oederiet
TenpinsFRAN; DONN$LLY, B. A.
Barrister, Sotleltor, aft
ORty-Hamilton Street, 6atarko.
1!dMphaM Wift
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res.
RAYS 1 HAY/.
as barristers as/ sotidbes
Slotleo--- El
ton Strout, 0Moel/'
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Barrister and f1W1e4w
San Ws
MANr Strata Toros* & Vit►
Telephone Elgin 1101.
IINSURANOW LOW* ETU
Mei IIILOP MMUS. TIER INEUE-
MB ANCA OO. -Farm and Innen
tows iroperty neared.
a.atb�laa. Broad/wt. Preentat.rth; Jams C
Godwin 8.o • sienna A.
teeth. leen-Thugs. 41111111111111r.•
Sasferth; Janes
WinKao:, 1Madeabore;w t
McDwI.g. BlytS R.R. 1; Qea.
bards, Berstein, 8.t., 1; JohnI I'
Brucet.ld ; Thos. SWIM
R.R. 5; Wm. R. Archibald, aeadsam.
R.B. 4; James Oosaolly, Ae4erii
Ages3F--W. J. Yeo, R.R. Na. 1, COW
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tea ; law Watt, Myth; Thdgm Ile•
inhere. Sonierth ; John Murray, ay.
tore! ; sat T. Howitt, Rluesrdia..
Policy -holders eau make all payments
sod get their cards receipts/ at the
S.,al Bask, Minn ; C•lna Omits
Grocery. Mauston street, Getledeh, e1
J. H. Acid's General More, Rankin.
M
WOOD
FOR SALE
The Town has a quantity
of •oQd body hardwood
direct from the Town Bash
for sae at 1300 per sine.
cord of..avefoot wood, de_
livered.
Also a limited quantity of
good body hardwood at
$3.00 per fall cord of tour -
foot wood.
Orden left at the Town
Hall will be attended b.
lb IP
AaJt.
Save Money By Prepaying
Towi-of Goderich, 1935 Taxes
AMOUNT
Taxpayers May Purchase Tax Prepayment Receipts for 1935
Taxes at Favorable Discounts -
�=•3r
1_ COST
Anytime V boo.
110.00 $ 9.76
50.60..... , 48.80
COSY COST COST r -+ors
COST
Feb. I as Pd. 15 Marsh i to Mae. 11I Apa 1 a Awe II Mal i b ;I
$
9.80 $ 9.84 „.4.4 1 9.89 „ $ 9.93
49.00 , 49.20 • * 49.46 Ate.•, 49.85
Prepayment Receipts must be pgseenied along with 1935 Tax Bills during the
fine installment period.
Bank intent is only Z pet cerit. Purchtille 1 ' Pregiiiirsiiesit Receipt* mil
wed have your money earning 5 per CPL interest.
,t .1 ,.• , x.
juAe Discounts will be alleandia additiaa. .'ts .
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~ ° NEL R. MacKAY, Tax Collector