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AUBURN
AI'Itt'ItN, Mar. 2.- Mrs' Lloyd
dtaithby rad eon Gordon, of Morris
tuwukhlp, who had been vldtiug her WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
parents for ten days. returned to her
i boeitr last Friday. Fortner (:oderieb Bey Deeds His Claes
.
tlalioduse.repollIalef..liessieese of -34
Mr. Nelruu Muuldeu Las' purchasedFortner
Buffalo Skating ('ompetitien
Cox, -and took pus•yettiou• the st ui I .ta, I. Doyle, eldest w.0 and
March.Mrs. Wm. Doyle, formir residents of
)lis Margaret Dobie, of Chicago, t t:,deri h, ria ently woo the city skat
was euwtuuut•d bottle by the serious lug elwwplonship for bey• (afar tort
,Iluess of her mother. Mrs. W. Au- Iter iii it•s at Buffalo, N 1 la doing
,drew. atau baa hien a visitor there. s., be broke a speed retold for that
yid._ the.(11...:. nil
l:. Leeson, of Stratford Normal, spent lug th dh.tan.•e iu fifty sc,ondx an
a few days tap their homes. - . clipping one and three-fifths seconds
Mrs. J. D. Howatt is 'attending the j a record which had stood for ten lee
funeral of her friend, Mrs. S. Brecken This is Jack's first year in t•otwpe
of 1Aruutu, thisweek. tion. lie received eighteen points o
Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson, of lot ayossible twenty. He wets Wadi
-SPORTNEWS-
DUNGANNON
DUN4:ANNON, March 4. -Mr. Jim
Million, who was convalescing at his
home' here after an operation for ap-
peudieltbti was able to return Monday
to resume his studies at the U.A.t'.,
Guelph.
Mrs. Mary Edgar and two da
tern, of %%"inglian', are visiting at lite
Lame of Itartey Maize, ith concession
of Ashfield.
The euugregatlon of the United
church enjoyed I4ise-JJaj.•eev's sates I,
(caption was rep -tried. The evenio;:
perch', was a lecture on Africa. Pic -
tem were sliuwu depicting the life
and customs of the native Africans
and the work of the missionaries.
Mrs. Gordon Congram is visiting re
d
Aft
ti•
fat
DP
fell. nu,. luAott two istives at Wingbam the past month.
Mr. and Mrs. Parkie wiggins were
celled to the home of the tatter's
DOUBLEHEADER POSTPONED father, M. William Wark' near 11 'y- The Gituadlan Girls in Training of
A doubleheader owing, who ha, passed away. North street United church held their
Juvenile League, p1ted for lain night. in the Lions
Miss L. Dreauey slatted last work regular meeting in the basement of
with her nephew, T. M. Durnin, at • the church on March 3. The meeting
Crewe. was opened by quiet music. "The Cur.
At a i,uehre-*M d1 _-iU the par- ennnter'a `Song." The president. Ruth
tilt hall hast week underIbe aastde«r. Nicol, reed the 23rd Psalm and all the
of the .Anglican Ladles' Guild, Miss girls Joined in siuging a new C.G.I.T.
Isle Rivett Was the winner and Mr. hymn. Miss Helen Lane, the leader.
Jas. McWInfnney of Glenn's 11111 won read the missionary play, entitled
the prize for Reutlemen. Another of ^Pain Street," which .mss very inter -
these eurhrea is being held this Friday Besting. The meeting was closed with
night. March Sib. I the singing of the C.G.I.T. benediction.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Sparling Yeo ---hare The Mission threle'of North street
the tatter's sister, Miss S. Itlalt, over
the week -end..
Mr. G. E. Raithby, of the O.A.C.,
Guelph, attended the funeral of his
uncle, Mr. John Raithby.
Mrs. J. Ewing. who swat .IJlst week
with friends in Auburn. haa'feturued
to Gudorlch. ..:
Mrs. R. Turner and nous 'vi$lted her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. McWhinney, in
Guderich on Saturday last.
Mr. John Lockhart, who was assist-
ing Mr. Stevens, of Benmiller last
week, has .returned home.
Mr. W. Haggit has engaged with
Mr. Frank Raithby for -the summer.'
points.
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MARCH WEATHER
AND THAWS OFTEN CAUSE COLDS
( lit (:tl KEMti11IES--4 ullagtier's ('eugh Syrup bee
l !user's Linseed and Turpentine Re
luaekiey'w1NMite'Br Mi=(ore........:. es 40e and we
Build Up Your Resistanoe with Cod Liver Oil
Malt and ('oil lever Oil lialivtr Oil ('apsules
N urupole's Ts.h•lese Pre,aaitlen of aleft Exlrsrt
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE.
Phone 90 22 The Square
We Deliver
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CHURCH -NOTES -
was postponed owing to the mild
weather. The games prohehty will
be played the first of next week.
The playoffs are between the junior
Red Wings and Canadians and the
senior Maple:Leafs and Maroons.
A CHAMPION SKATER
Ralph McCreath, son of Mr, and Mrs.
B. H. McCreath of Toronto. formerly
rte (;oderlch, has extended hie prowess
Mr. Norman McDougall with Mr. - a figure skater at-• htee:saalta Club. moved their_1tKhold effects from the ',Miss United church met at the home et
Platser, and Mr. Wilbert Lawler with Toronto. over his performances last residents of the late john !Savage to Lura Johnston on Wedniesdyt
Mr. Wm. Groose. year. The boy this tw•asuu. displays tie house occupied by Chas. Gillespie evening. February 2(1. After the open.11-
Mrs, C. Beadle, who recently went l a finish which, according to.those who for storage. lir. ye% has secured a lug devotions, Mads Gwen Clarke read
to Toronto for treatment, underwent I know figure skating, points to him as position in London. the Scripture lesson and the business
en operation last Saturday morning. a probable competitor for the 19-10 We are glad to we Mrs. Jean WiI- , part of the meeting was taken by the
We all wish her a speedy recovery. I Oi7mpk•s. ._-- -- llama out again after being indisposed president, Miss Laura Johnston. The
rix nits ofpleurisy. etening a' spent
Miss Edith Lockhart of Blyth was j On Thursday last Mc•1'n•ath won the from au attack pe y remainder of the ren R Ire
an Auburn visitor on Wednesday of Canadian junior, singles championship. John Shields recently purchased a in playing games, the winners being
atd further dlalingui-1 ii himself note Shorthorn bull from t\'..4. Culbert. Misses Marjorie Henderson and.Jielen
last week. - - - - --- 4th -concession of lx:ifeld.Irene. A dalnt
Rev. Wm Itnithlr7 e[ &. Thertan [when:• on the fullowlur, night, teamed --y trach --was---tlirea
ended The Tata t hy. tr brother
wtrh Mfes Veronica t`larli lie won the 1_ Wemee'a Institute. -The regular ,,..-earl, britrglug fix• meeting to a Moat'.
the late Sohn italthby. - 1- ' senior pairs championship at Varsity I meaDAI9 meettnlC of the _Wometrt-la- -
Mrs Herman Doerr h Itindoa AMR-- - .
THE
Baptist Church
R, Minister
7ifrBLE SCHOOL
It a.m.
"Ralf -Renunciation"
y 7 p.m.
"Lifers rgenci" es"
Special !
i1ower Coke
}-S4ATISFACTORY - ___--
ECONOMIICAL
tstltute was held at the home oft Mr, _Th., only, -security' ilt•rfves from
'- 1E A McKenzie on Thursday: 1elithary ,.aura gr, sacrifice, faduxtry, thrift and
hospital un.kergminR treatment. :1, with fourteen members present.
. lata\
''.--41.1.11-111114116.1"---34461)' _ "NY -FIT HOCKEY 4aliI ___._, the 'ten t`ummnudmrnts. Rppn W.
• :Two new members joined. Mrs. Wil itagsa,n.
Illt11hhe• n-44feloeg-sesideut of the Although the Juniorintermediate('bur, ...wo..ms..tld„..,,, ....,.i ,, -a .---. _ _11_ __ _
eemmunity. passed away on Sunday have brew out of organized hockey for the meeting, It was decided to have
morning at his home in .taiburn. Al- i weeks now, they hate -no intention of . s
t social evening of rho membersad
though not seriously ill until within dropping the game for the [season, their hus4tands at the hone. Mad
s.
the last two days, he had been confined ,while there atoll Is tee. iMreh{auy on the) evening of March.;
to the house for almost a year. lie . A benefit 'game has been arranged nth. A letter of apprwlatlAa of
was horn in Hallett township in the for tomorrow (Friday) night, for the 'empathy wxx rend from Mrs. Chits.
1
eeaLa i f- the late _Mr. and buys - .t liy_2.ere lnjurei-•r t9lg''t>xFiJdnru.-
._ itis. Tiro. , t to
h forty*aeveeryeere-res-hw-was married--witfia-frae'tured wrWrernd 11111 louug-:ls thanking the lnstitrrti• for its
to Mins 51. Lansing by Rev. Mr. Kestle.. with an injured tack. bort.expr.ssiun of appreciation on her de-
tbW- ANI Clinton will play here, anti they are
After farmingin Hallett'part ure. Readings were Elven by Mrs.
in 19(111 to West 1Cawanosh -to the to be highly commended for their Bert Jtradtotrd.lad Mrs. Roohf. Ditid-
jlarm where hos soli fart naw Lives. a hearted -cooperation In arras - - -
nun. waa -erT-fo hili
lie Was a faithful member and a dea-'tog for the game.. It was chiefly me ting at Mrs. Rory McDonald's. the
Leon in the Auburn Baptist church. tak- I Haunch the efforts of Norman Inter roll call to be answered by something
Ing a great interest In the Bfhle class, i and Ken Waters, of ('lintdri. that the I Irish. At the r•lase of the meeting
of which he was the teacher for many arrangements were completed. Know- lunch nuts served by the ho•ttmee
years until ill -health compelled him to I Ing that it war to be a benefit game, Sehs.l Entertainment., --The second
resign. Besides his widow, three (the Clinton jeniors unanimously literary meeting of the Ire second~
children survive: Mrs. Stanley Johp- ,agreed to pay t flit e l leiprenses. All school was held on Friday. February 1
son, of Fast Waweno,sh : Mr. E. Rallh- like)) will get -and all they w'au.• L 1a I • th. The program was commenced f
by, of East lt'tnvanosh. and Mr. Frank !a Mae of hocks/. j with a song by Lynn Turner, Roes
Ralthhy of hiulletL_. __ There are six t' That is the spirit which will put 1 Eedy and Norris Bradford. Since '
grandchildren, also three brothers:.l la_ end to the Oodcrirh VS. Cf n tin - the meeting was near St. Patrick's Day,
a tow e --p!f`rttirl'5e T !'r
burn and Rec. Wm. Raithby Of St • • • subject, followed by a recitation by
Thomas. The funeral service in the The boys have a se. I game lined t;erald c'urrie. The result of the
I$apttat ehnrr'h on Tuesday ■foe. nous t ,for next week) lf the weather per- ,health contest was read ay mt. Kid .
was conducted_ by Rev. Mr. Lowney, I Il Tl will I with the city group A being ahead by sixty-four
who took hta -texii -Trom 7 In X:
16. The pallbearers were Elwin Reith.
by of Guelph, Glen Raithby. S. Lan-
sing, accompanied Mies
R. J. Phillips, Lloyd Ferguson
and T. Johnson. interment was in Schedule in (intact Bowling LOOS gave a recitation which was much est -
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Rall' t T thei !
_loll. -
capital Afar* _Theatre
Phone 47 - Goderich
Now !'layingRandolph Scutt. in Zane Grey's "Rocky Momtaln
Mystery."
MONDAY. TUESDAY aM_ )8DNES1DAY-
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Is stgwrb in the great s•x.'eas,r to "it !rappelled One Night." This
is the picture that started the critics raving; you'll enjoy every __
moment of
"SHE MARRIED HER BOSS" - '
WiTH MICHAEL BARTLETr AND MELVYN DOUGLAS
THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY-
-_ (LIRA♦ LANDI and PAUL CAVANAUGH
coalarrd in a thrilling Zana Grey adventure story. An action-
drama. with a really talented cast and staged amidst
llaed
a background of eeewle grandeur
"`Wanderer of the Wasteland''
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MATIN110E13, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 p.m.-
Coming --Grace Moore, in "Love Me Forever."
m s. to garue s• •. ••
rhawpionahip Kitchener juniors- .points.Lenore e{ersea Mild
-TAnderson and Rota Swan sang a song.
I - - Farrier, after which Billy Stewart
Ball's cemetery. n sorrowing (e11lludrd err , (i. Foilew&eg this - Iris Rivett
ones the sympathy of the community ,
Is extended. The I..().L. Nu. 142 team beaded the
;list at the conclusion of the schedule
"The philosophy of thinker) 7a nit In the Godericb carpet bowling league
instinct of the broad maaaas,s.-Ion Monday night. The Orangemen
Hldlf. -- _ ._-_ __. _ } were one point ahead of the Victoria
street United church team. The
"The world Is the fatherland of1C.O.F. No. 1 team remained In third
fatherlands. Whom this is understood Ware. a play -of illattion, when the
there will be a permanent world Legion team failed to take two games
peace." --Salvador de Madariaga. on Monday.
The Vk'torians and Foresters will
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Nothing Like A New Hat to Give
You That .Spring Feeling
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Blossom out with Flowers on your Hat this Spring
"Gibson Girl" types, Bretons and Straight -brimmed
Sailors. -
SILKS, TA- TA; --NOVEL STRAWS
Veils, Flowers or Lacquered`t~ruits fetchingly draped
Our collection includes Matron's styles as well as Hats
for the Smart Miss
Flowered Prints'
A new shipment of Smart Spring Dresses, sparkling with
color and style. Styles for Matron and Miss,
'tk
Do not miss seeing these Dresses.
A. CORNFIELD
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"Shop where you are Invited to shop" Phone 481
play for two out of three games on
Monday tett for the finals with the
Orangemen. The wallets will play
for the E. C. Cleveland shield on Mon-
day. March 16.
The C.O.F. No. 1 teem were cham-
pions last year. •
Monday night's games resulted as
follows:"
C.O.F. No 2 37, C.O.F. No. 1 33.
Victorians 40, i.egiion a0.
Legion 42, L.O.L. 34.
L.U.L. 34. C.ii F. No. 2 28.
Final Standing
G W L T Pt.
L.O.L. 24 13 7 4 30
Victorians 24 14 9 1 29
C,O.F. No. 1 24 11 13 0 22
Legion 24 9 12 3 21
C.O.F. No. 2- 24 11 13 0 18
and Ettabelle Webster favored with a
duet. Dorian Rutledge and Jack
Eedy gave recitations. The Glee
Club sang a song, "Aloha (le," accom-
panied by Mr. Kidd. The school paper.
e-Rettrehllgbt," was 1 4 T S-
netta Stewart and was very interest-
ing, containing_ a_ school alphabet, .
program was concluded with the sing-
ing of the National Anthem.
• • •
As invitation
Saint Petri( k was a gintleasan of hon
or and renown,
So we celebrate his birthday In this
good old Irish town.
The W. A. Invites you, and they say
to come away,
And have an Irish luncheon and drink
a cup o' fay.
Tis, we'll have an Irish program that
wig cheer yer Irish heart,
So come along. the Irish friends, fur
at 8 o'clock we start.
Don't forget to bring the childer-
they enjoy trate', whin they're
small;
Count thin over, do not mita one,
they'll ie welcome one and all.
The date la Monday. March 16-i'll
not wait to tell you more--
IBut we want to git there early, so we
MISS ACHESON'S ESTATE .1 start the night before.--
Toronto, March 3. -The estate of the'-Shoys• bring ye Irish ewatehearb and
late Jane Elizabeth Acheson, valued at I we'll hoe' a right Rend time.
$21,180. la *hared by five sisters, a ;With my love to dear mild Ireland i
brother and the rhlldren of a afsh•r, now conclude this rhyme.
Ethel Merritt. Enema Hotlinralie, here t.- United Church W. A.
Ione sad Carrie Rowlind each re-
ceive Eh46w. John Acheson is
908whitish
$, while the children of Irene Lane
are left a trust fund of $2,000. The
residue of 11121[40 goes to Laura .1eLi'•
t
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Scheel Report. -The following is
'the January -February report for the
Jgnlor room of Dungannon public
l school :
son.
THAWING OUT FROZEN PiPES Ander Inn Rl.
j Jr. i11 --Tom Young (if{, Reta Swan
.4 little-known fart which many '83, Norris Bradford 57, Rears Eedy Rd,
Itonw•holdrrs monk1 tiny nppret-uthri Bernadine Rlrctt 54.
knowing during the la -d two months l Rr. ii -Gerald Currie 83, Lenore
is that the P.L.C. frm-k Is equipped
nPaterson 75, Roy Jones 74, Allan Pet -
with n apparatus which thaws out Irk (17, ieonard Rivett 53.
frozen waterpipea in an average of ten Jr. Ii -Harold Firrington 70. Mor -
minutes. and In a quick, quiet, eleen tis Corrie fit, Fred Young 62, BillIe
Stewnrt hl. ('alder Paterson 52.
First Class -Dorian Rutledge RR.
I)ongld CRlespfe 73, Pauline Joni 73.
Paul Caesar 72. J. C. Alton he Leon-
ard f hlsholm A8 (flea). Oliver Glenn
OR, ida Rlveft OR, Henry iIIIilot 51.
Hnrnld Glean 46.
Primer --Lynn Turner R3. Ross Er-
rington RI, Helen Smiih 77, June
Richardson 76, Mary Parke 74, BOO
Yoke* 70. Gordon Sehela es, Jaye*
70,14t. s0. (Mark Ohisholin absent
during February).
Number on roll, 3R
OLIVE O. FARRIER. Teacher,
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H. s, B. ' 'dcitMorrto ad [alma was
eiscrah grand anpethlte tdeat of flar-
es dilrket No. R, R.A.M., at the grand
eenl rel'atins at at. (1tharinee last
week. Re was eecnwrpanlM on the trip
to St. Catharines by Robes( Bisset, first
pMgelpal of Vinton (Tauter \to. Rft.
manner. A trensforfner Is carried on
the truck. a wire Is fastened to the
frozen pipe. the "juice" Is turned on
and In n fete minutes water runs eas-
ily through the pipes once more.
CAIIERK'H Wail. SERVED •
In compsriaon with some other
places In Western Ontario, Goderlch
woo,. It seems, ba to been well Nerved
flits wluter In the matter of mil
Mn*htrd'+ and Dean's. as well as Mr.
i.ee, hare been receiving supplies NRA[
along. owl.. Ahnrtagrs are reported
from other pines.. The (vial men
Imre had their difficulties In making
arid delivery of arders however, with
tip town heavily blanketed with snow.
As ate driller pot It. "We have to
shovel away tour tone of *slow to put
In a run of coal " However. the job
Jilts been Aueompllahel. and. tiutnka to
[the farod vertices of the coal mere, the
earwmnnity has tome thronzh tet win
ter with a nilnlmnna of dtse,,mfort
Victoria Home and School
Dramatic Club
will prr.,.•nt the three -art comedy
Ra recommend tic Tue1 for
a _ blower purposes
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