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• THE SIGNAL
TOIWILI
GODERICH, ONT.
••
n the Realm of Sport ::
Locals Take Game
• , at Staffa 4-1
Fritaley on the Mound for tlode-
rich---Game Called at End
of Fifth Innings
-��.Oo(`lerich tucked their »wood ache-
• Ilur"u-'Perth League 1).li.A.A.
game safely away on Friday last,
when they won at Staff* 4-1.
The game, late in starting, a:y►Jcut
short by darkness and ruin and only
live innings wire played. Max Frits -
ley went the whole way for Gaicrieb
against ht. lanky mound rival, Curter
Kerslake, a speed artist of nu wean
abitlty.
Kerslake had sir strike -outs, Max
ash �S1riCR.
'witht7i errors, wtifle�
romped home when Bloomfield drove a
low one Into right field for a single.
Bloomfield wade second on a wild
pitch by 'Harmer and stole third, but
was marooned there warn Worthy and Gdorleh
Johnston struck out. Goderlcb-1 'Lurlrh
run, 1 bit, 1 error; Staffa- 4) runs, 0 Staffa
bits, 2 error. Clinton
Stada'r bait of the fifth and last Clint rth 0 1 U
Pigskin
innings was brief. i Wallace eau (b r41
HOW THEY STAND
Huns -Perth Bawl/all League
Won Lost Pte.
2 O. 4
• 1 0 2
.-,,.«,„,•„„ 0 1 0
a.« 0 1 0
-hg. ilck
out and Harburn wall thrown out.
Duquette to Wor
Duquette led off to stake first when
Wallace threw wild, stole second and
reached third when Wallaee made his
see 1 wild pitch. Fritiley was
throwa out at first by Wallace, Phelan
struck out and Duquette romped home
twfure Welsh dribbled one to Kerslake
for the toss -out at tirat. lioderieh-1
run. 0 hits, U errors; Staffa-0 runs,
0 hits, 2 error .
The teams:
Godertch-1t. Black, 3b. ; G. Du-
quette, s.s. , 11. Frltsley, p.; H. Phelan.
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Fritaley started olt's1iK1t1►�y, aalkltia �� _ dch POjt11-----
en,
1- --
en. an�`!!eKf s _:tomawtttltivt s nirteri7i ll!w.i8 :3"H91
with a neat Slagle. Harmer popped 2b.: Wallace, sr,: Drake. 1.f.; Her-
a toy in shallow left field. but John-
ston burn' caws lu fast for the catch Stud V3b.: G. Muir and F. E. Willie.
made ■ neat double play, catching \e•nf"rth.
K'orde•n off asond. Darling drove
one 11 Duquette, who toasted to Welsh 1 „ •
at second for the third out.
ack IM for tJtaterich and went
10 first when a fast pitch caught him
on the knee. Ile stole to third while
Duquette was tagged out at the -plate
by lVorden. Frltsley readied ant
when Harburn fumbled a drive to
third. Frltsley got to second on •
steal when Iinggarth fumbled and be.
and Black trotted home when Welsh
sown ked one• over the .right geld fence
for a three lutgger. Welsh stayed at
CREDITS
AND
CREPES
Another big day L. being plauned for
Victorians .,..• .2 ' 0
St. George's 1 0
Iia pt i sts 1 0
Foresters
;4t. Peter'v
G. Salt 4- 1- 0
Presbyterians
Iisechler'r 0 • ! 0
BAPTISTS 1d-•MECHLER'$
While eugrossed la knocking off the
Batehier team 12-3 In the first four
innings of a scheduled chure•h league
softball game on Friday last, the Bap-
ey c throti alt 'cue"*."
casually adding a few Isere and there
y ll' ebrr-2nd � to Irf•s 6.
wa Ir gator ilme"4b
losing out considerably by having eight
Men left un he -es.
The teams:
Baptists -W. Johnston, J. Grid, Pen-
ingtton, Wilkins. E. grid. K. Johnston,
G. (:rid. ('ampbell. Sandy.
Itaechlers-Sthoeuhala, Elliott. Ped-
lar, Farrk,h, Brunton'', I.. ('lark, lla•
Ian.. C. !-'lark, J. Johnston.
•VICTORIANS 23-S7'. PETER'S 1
1'he Victorians showed a decided
sti►a•rlority over St. Peter's in •
church league softiall game ■t Vies
1)uminion 1)0y, -July I. torte Park on 1Vwluewlny, winning 23-1
• • •
Children's )(times nulla parade writ and thus retaining their position at the
top of the league leader.
he features of the program, and In the I'he \'i t •rlaus scored in every Isle
the tlit rd seek- while llurury -was. a rruesoit Ihir loostlsonerl Zurich -tits
thrown out at first. Gcdrricb east: hut;,' and went on a anti spree la tb!
1 bit. u rerun: Staffa--q runs, 1 hit. ('wlrrich Huron -Perth Baseball League-eteuth, notching nine runs. It 'was
gargr,w•ill be placed. .t doubleheader
in the Rt•rentb the Si. l'rlrf'$ tq•ad
may tea arranger.
G. C. L Students
Gran 'Standing
errors
Hogtarlh singled at the opening of
the second Innings. and Wallace was
calle&out whin Murney dropped the
ball oil the titled stride. Hoggallh
made second when Welsh fumbled and
!stoic, third. ....ming iu On a wild pitch
!by Fritsley, who then struck out Drake
and llarburn.
Bloomfield was throw n out at first by
Theatre
Goderoch
Now Playktg-"A Night at the Opera.- with the Mart Brothel's
1111O140A1. Tt'ESIF.AY and V1EDNeAY-
ROS
' E MARIE'
A magnificent musical romance 1. tranafejred_from stage to perces
y.
ng Its
nrrritrt rE�J11[acDONALDtran[�+.
_' ( IJAl. P1t1DA and S.1TFADA 1 -
"THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE" _
IN PULL TECHNICOLOR
Tbia grant) old story. in Its colorful new dress. lino been acclaimed
by retitle., everywhere as the year's iwst picture
*7lvte Sidney, Fred MacMurray and Henry Fonda
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday- at 3 p.m.
(`owing-K'lll Rogers --"IN OLD KENTUCKY. -
• • ; got tledr sole run.
•The adore:
There probably will lie athletic con 1'kuorlaus 1 2 2
lasts ..at Agrlcultaral Park la the St • !net's 41 uu Lk.
afternoon.
• • • The teams:
Band 0.11141' wttt We the MIMIC
feature. -
13 812-21
u-0 1
t Vlrturiats Sntith. I.,erder, Brind-
ley, M F'i-•her. .l.
t'. Bloomfield. .l.
lelel.
SI. rater s --K el
harrow, Johnston.
t(eh..cuhals. Burk.
Rahn on Monday-_
catche•r Norden and \Vorthy singled7urlch rM:.slrrirh baseball elk
l I' to third
luso right held stealing • • •
t - \Yonder and Duquette suc-
Johnaton followed
with •steal to geed I it Is to be 14».41 it did Dot dampen
ond atter walking Black was tagged . I I 1
f tied .i
cumis•d to Kerslake'• deliveries. God-
erk•b 0 runs. 1 Itit..: errors; Staffs -
1 run. 1 bit. o errors.
Drown lel off with a single but was
thrown out on a double play- w
'I)ngn.•tte tts.k a deep fly by. \\'order
1 to first. Keralalte was
and toes.•"
frelight oat by worthy.
Fritzley drove one at Kerareke for
+y.
finrawmor,
and Wel+11 was thrown out at first for
a fast half of the third. Goderich
-4) runs, o hits, 11 errors: Staffs -0•
runs, 1 hit, 0 error?.
Harmer reached first at the opening
of the fourth when be dror• a ball
through Weish but he was picked off
when Darling hit to P'ritzley, who cut
Harmer off with a toss to Welsh.
He,ggai'lI popped a fly to Welsh. wbeF
caught Marling off first for the second I.
double play of the game.
Marney opened with. a mtzsler at
Harbor/1, who dropped 1t like a hot J_
cake, and after stealing second he
Middle School , Who Will
Not Be Regdired to Write
Exam.
Principal Scutt of the Collegiate
institute has lssuttt the following re-
port:
The following stujtents of the Middle
Schaal have been granted standing In
the subjects ar rhgwn sod will not be
required to write .the Ih•partweulal
wluatiu tt' ---
Adams, K. -41g. 1I.
Aitkeu, 1C.-�Phyaicu I•-
A uderruu. C.-C.1,111M. 11.
Archer, H. -Log• l• M; C. Hist. I:
Bents- . 11; Physics
Arthur. M --(leo 11$.
Ashur l.- g. Wt. 11•; Geost 11,
ra AplLolt�e H• -C. IUdt- 1f ; pblgtCt L
ltaechi41-(' =C. IBM. 11; 'Geom. 11.
Barnes. 11.---A. Hist. -1; AM. 11;
Chem. 1; ill. A. 1; 1.11. Coatp. 1; is.
.t. 1: Fr. C. 1; Ger. A. 1; 41er. C. 11.
Itrun, 11.-4110. 11.
Bisset. W.-Alg. I; l'byate• L
Blackztuue. R.-4'. Hist. 11.
('rawford, t'. -Eng. Lit. 11.
1 tawtord, K.- A• Iliat. IL
l'hyslev 1.
Dean. E --A. lllet. 1; .Ug. 1; 'Chem
I; Lat. A. 1; Lat. C. 1; Fr. A. 11;
Fr. 1'. 11.
nd.wke•r, A. --A. Hist. 11; Grow. I:- LAST WORDS TO Y. P. H. -
Physics 1.
Dunkin, It.- A. (list. II; Alg. 1 ; 1
Lat. A. I l ; Lat. (, II; Fr. A. 11; Fr. p_.e, E'. W. ('rapt Lelaeew Threcr wags
C. 11. to the bung People
D111ot. Margret. -(h0.'. 1. Thal 1. Pk of Victoria street church
Fellows, 41.-l'hyskY 11. ,.0 aluuday evening held lla closing
Horton, h=A{g: i; throws. L meeting before the summer vaeatiou,
Homaos• F'•-l;ev'm• 1• nod Itrc. F. W. l'ralk, alio takes •
Howard, M. -Eng. Lit. 11;,Glom. 11. urea pastorate at the end of June, ad -
Johnston, R. -A. Hist. 11; L•at. A. drys -eel his farewell words It the
member-. In hit brief remarks he
tare three rules 1.1 follow through life:
;p'Irstly to know great men and ere-
-me•n; Ass...11y, to do one thing worth-
ily: thirdly. to realise that there
la no short cut to sue•ear.
The program was under the direc-
tion of the• f'hrl-teen decd ut lou cuu-
*viler, Miss Mabel Brownlee, and 1a-
-eluded the following numbers: Duet,
•Drlfting••e by Helen and Elva Stall;
LADIES I INDIVIDUAL
Permanent Waves
Regular $7.50, for $6.0.3,
on a new Helene Cnrtia
Machine
OTHER WAVES AT $4.50
AND $3.00
Betty's Beauty Shoppe
64 Elgin Ave., E. Phone 340
LONDON CONFERENCE
(tltrttg,Fa 'a. CLerrt�tllt
• Huron Presbytery
-The Loudon Conference .01 the
United Church is in serafon at London
this week. Rev. W. P. Ione and
Rev. F. W. ('calk- are in attendance,
auto Iles/ire. J. 1'. Hume and A. M.
Rotert.ou from the :forth street COTP
gr gatiou. and Mr. 0. W. I4aet•hler
from the Victoria steeet church.
Rev. W. A. Bremner of Brucefleld
was elected president of the Confer-
ence.
('hanger In Huron Presbytery- re-.
commended by the settlement commit-
tee are as follows: brussels, 11. J.
fano sercr'l dtur.'h. 0. G. urtu0,
M.A., B.D.: Egmondvllle, A. W. Shep-
r1J}e,
It. fele-11n1e:";-Tai'rr =
V. 0. Buell, R.A.. 11.1). ; Ooderk'h,
Victoria street church. A. 1:. Moor-
htu-e: Varna. Geroge A. Barnard.__
1147C
11; Lat. C. 11; Ft. A. 11; Ger. A.,11.
Jones. 11-1iag. Lit. I1.
Idtile. K.-E.g. C. 1.
Mitaduatild. $!ii l0* ll, _
Mae•i..eod. 1.- -Eag. C. 1e- .Eng• Llt.
I: C. Hist. 1. •
Matlaaas. L -_._-
Moody. 1f.-Ptiymle1 1; Cttem, 1.
I'laetaer, E. -.-K g 1.14. 11; 4.'. Iib.
1; t:eutu -.11.
Plante, V -11tg. IL.1I.. -
Saunders. G. -A• Hlsd 1:1; GeoM• 11-: "elections by the orchestra : plaint
salt, '•'rhe Burning of Rome," by Vet -
flakier. 14. Blom- i': 11 : tier- A. 11. s a Brownlee; duet, -Take It to Jessup
lenaset. L. -Eng. Lit:'"! @let.
. d., a;rromette. Page. I1: t:w.w. 1i: Physics IL is Prayer." mootby Mary and Annie Mr
Mrik'tiRaH, Moore, Snr11, E.-IJng. bit. 13 : C. Hist. 1h KlnntMn :arid
rgru select ions try
Weir. J. -C. Hist. 11 : 4:eom. I. all! Mew and \Pard Jewell,weland t
hhely. -stmt by !'call Htale oral, F'rrn_4'[t -
11.7- t'• 11; ice: IJt. ��• �y
the ardor of the a e p, who are .e-
termined to wake it three straight bridge with their swimming Its LI-wizen..
D. A. ilia. 11: Clem. ii., An hour's period of games was s•-
wtn.. tor promotion scheme.
[Wed under the leadership of Miss
• • • • • • Wilson, It.- A. Hlvt. 11; IIF- A. III: Mary McKinnon. after which lunch
lit. 1'. 1 : Fr A. 11 : Ft. C_ [I.
(;oderk•h goes to. 1Qlatoa this Mrs. A. Taylor, convener ofhhe ways - was ttSrtrld
4-Tburwdali after• ■itd tarans t.4.mmlttPr sod ale ,war 'Lk following students of the Upper
Itloomfielel. 1'uwtli, hat. .l 11: Lot.C. 11; Yr: Atli; Er.
0. Young. are Interviewing Seboor itav,- tar's granted vtanding Its615
ThnnazidIbmigClub,ialatua Club, ;bout FSe
ycetuive. bnul tallows: »= Ad= Y=AK
Hoards. Board of Trade. !'saw Club/tifiisi. J--Cbtt�lC
postpo•ed Too cold Use tM bays LagriLh. �l -Med. Hid. iL; (Tim Nile - !lets Age $i1�M
-----------_�_�:..�_ .-_---_- -- 'L�kD►fl-{'8aplerp� Ft)(M.lir Weratrw'+- -
Local lads went 'to Staffs- I'rld•y League and Women's Institute. 111 11; Iii. Com**II;
f .
iIT wtfrr•4•i sweiswwwwpa.•t� -: .-- dl--J--s - 1 .1•• Ith. R.-Atg 11: Trig 11 At they IL pt1 OL.Qt the pgQt ,
• • • �r 11 Ls ex{a.4tei tb•+e wide-awake or. Phew :tral�-remTdef.'-r- r•-itlKad beard. held a1 1'ktoria
pnirJUons will readily fell in with Barnes, R. -Eng. Comp: H; Eng school on Monday night. a motion was
muse to Lase t.nwimating trate ido. 1. 1carrJed-Uruatmou!ly Stettin[ the. retie- -
• • • 1 tor at the Leach thisyear.( � -Yid Tfl•t. 11; ATE 1: Int age of teachers of lath pabllc
Made the
-manlier wed
second straight who, britth
th writing tiuta abont
• • Geom. 11: Phys. 1; Chem. 1.
Both defeated te•tlr, fleatarth and
Stade. were crippled. "
• • •
Kerslake, Suda moundaman, quali-
11•s for fastest ball in the league.
• • •
Stade was abort -handed and played
Seventeen -year-old Frank Drake and a
R,ftballer, Drown. to held a 4.1..
• • •
NW
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Printed 'Silks, Flowered Chiffons, in styles for
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White Millinery
Novelty- crepe flats in iarge and *Mall
brim stylet` Plain -.T with f)pee etowns.
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Chil1ren s Dresses
r42'„'Wy?►dn•e-Vewein.4w1.,7wwifp....
,;tyles nth] well made.
Great Reductiors in Ladies' Spoof
Suits and Coats
Entire stock of ('oats and Suits rctiuredl to.
give-away prices. Buy sera and save
Men's Sport Wear
Terre -cloth Sweatcra with collar and zip-
per r -f iug. l'etimatt:s,-4.- road gwiitr. -
\\'hite and 'ansa'
.=rue *so • "..-
SOCKS-
.t large carie.of Men's Socks. Regular
%hie le and the new "Slat Sox," short length
Pity tme-*aes(rt eepauel[-t/-iiey ttoa _ Ose(ello. N. -Eng. 1.1t. 1; Md. HIM.
see eye -to -eye with the ladies when fT Alg. 1 7111411L-111 !fl' Tr. A. 1; Fr.
Comp. 11.
Crawford. E:= --Eng. hit. 11.
Dean. E. -Eng. Comp. II; Eng. Lit.
11.
Lewker. AwdryTr, Comp. 11.
naked to "shell out."
• • •
('redlts galore to the ladies.:
• • • ,
1t Itlnkt as though this taut .et'lle
• time when -the barn is 1m•iad.•fief
(e horse Is stolen.
Mat 'Frltsley handled their best. ' ' • _ -
though. "An ounce "f prevention
• • • • • •
Short as the game was, it had its The klddkes will he Riven Swimming
mosaenta-a three -bagger over tie lesson. ■• well a. being guarded If
tease by Welsh and two double plays hp prevent piano go through.
the Ilocals.• • •
ms- 1ao'a+s xs� ':. ,t�rese M ,= :Z:tw'71At«apMaat}
Veteran Murney, who refuels M • • • •
grow old, bi s good stabiliser aced Iii' 6izty-eight tntries have bees re.
field general behind the plate. calved for Ihe• fire races.
I • • • • • •
!Maitland •
League going great guns. $2..500 in slakes Is a good drawing
• • • tord for the htraemen.
All the boys bought their own equip • • •
mPnt 111111 let -the ploughing go hang to Mout entrle•. are from Western ()n-
oisy hell tarin, but there are two from desks-
• • • toe►.t, one from Edmonton and one
No hanky-panky lads In that outfit. from Calgary.
• • • • • •
One catcher reams le wear a chest A Inn program in asenr•d. Hew
protector -*mother walls/ -• mask• about the %rather?
-- a. -is __Y..._ _ • • •
Everyone ha. • 110 tlatN. Davy D.. George Feapa'• . smart
• • racer. has pulled hi,. last milky. And
Probably nee reaamSOSiffBs. 110 tostent all because of a rabbit. -
to stay on the farina Omen d • - • • •
• •- -• • they D. was bitched to a d&sc harrow
Terrlrb. 11. -Bot. 11: 104_,,,I• ►1.
--•-11.std. L-TTtg. 1; eite. 1; 'Luo.
II: Fr.
Johnston. IL -Eng. Comp. 11: Eng. 1120.700 for public at•hool purposes for
bit. 11- 11116, iut'lnding the debenture debt. • tit
Marlerod. J.- Eng. Comp. 1 ; Eng• The amount Is about 2201) in excess 1111
1.11. 1; Most. Hist. 1; Alg. 1; Geom. 1; of that of last year, owing to Imfore• lam
bat. A. 1 : Lat. ('amp. I; Fr. A. 1; „ren eipenmer.
Wig
Fr. Comp. I: Ger. A. I; Ger. Comp I. Teachers at both schools are in
�e iCensle. ll' Slppir li °,gc,m. I1, re -en a!�l' - 4Er;,r!•st- - c r
c]f1<br'M'at1.- llud. iytr'C"YIt�Prl'�'iume -s3larlew
II: int. .l II; Fr. A. 11.. The property eommlttee was lir
Martin. F.- -Bot. 11; Zool. I1. - .trut•ted to look after necessary re -
Nicol. M.-F.ng. Comp. II; Fatg. Lit paha to fence. and reconditioning of
II; !tut. 11. roofs at both schools.
Plante. V. -Trig. I; Lat. A. 11. An ■pplleation for a pntltlon as
Ruffen. W --Eng. Lit. I; Hod- Mat teacher was received from Mims hazel
I; Alg. I: Geom. I; Trig. II: Client. Smlllte, of Henpall.
I; Lat. A. 1; Lat. Comp. I; Fr. A. 1; The hoard will ask for prices from
local coal dealer* for the winter's
schools at sixty-five years.
A resolution w*. palmed that_.!
torla Home and School 1'tub be Its--- nledsi
formed that the hoard was in favor
of haring ■ lifeguard and swimming
Instructor ■t the harbor during the
summer month... and that the venture IIIM
would receive the wholehearted
-moral Rupport" of the tooard.
The town round' w111 be asked to
levy god provide for board with s
Fr. Comp. 1.
Ruston, A.-7nioC1t. '
wonder'', G --E•g. Comp. 11.
Stevens. 111.--•tA1i. 1; Geom. I: Trig.
1; Chem. t; Ass:. Comp. ll; Pr. A.,.ge attendance 32'..32. or 1/2.46 per
1; Tr. Comp. I; (her. A. 1; OK. Comp. tent: I'enny !tank deposits $20.74.
L Central aehool--enrolment 210, over-
rating. II.--0.us. 11. ■ge attendance i49.2. or x7.0 per cent.;
, Penny !tank deposit'' >F[tt(.t►0
.A H.1RD$IJELL MA('JIiNE - -- - --
itert Stlnires tins the greatest re- THE NEW PLi:ASURE RESORT
And It'. 000 natal .bed Is Min per with three other horses when a rah- spnet for his old T model truck. even A number of local business men
cent. amateur. bit dashed across the field. The driv- ti gh It 1e not botch to Ita,k at On have made one or two trip. to Hlerk'a
• • • er hoppwl down and took -after the WAltie••elny of last week, while he was Point, mite of a proposed new summer
No gram. will grow under the Kln- rabbit. The Lorse•s became excited dnmping ashes over the hunk at the resort and picnic place. but nothing
eardlne ball club 'way up In Bruce. ettd ttartei off on their own. rt'i end ,,f the rswn. the truck started definite has tern done In the way of
• • • • • • to roll and It halbpwl and Jnit'el over 1 prnmoting the protect.
They ar+f wangling for a Toronto- ,. The driver manngt•tl to ell a rubbish nod throngh underbrush to the! A meeting was to he held ,on Tne•-
Syractfse international league game dangling rein and hung on, ,.winging bottom of the eighty font Intik. The 1 day night to appoint an exe•utl'P.
for 01d Home Week In Arrgnat• the horses In a semicircle. They only damage was a rrackel wind•hi,'i l but srreral of those Invited WPI'P
• • • crashed into a iarlsd-wire fence anti and it beet steering gear. and It1•rt ; linable to attend and the meeting
'Tim ''aid they have the gaatantee- I the ,harrow flopped ,,ver 'their beets. drove 114 truck across the tint.. up .1 was p,stlatntl. Further develop
All they nits' Is the 1nternatlona l iMvr 11) 's MBs were Ia.-Prated and ten- rutdwtn nod .o continued 411:h hi• � men's are awaited with interest by
I.Pagtle O.K-
supply.
Principal«' reports were an follows:
Victoria sehcsol--enrolment 354. aver-
dons
ver
duns cut- work. I the people of Goderlch.
11
• • • • •
An Ignominious way for a prontl.ing
rimer to end a career.
• • •
Old-timers At the harbor get many •
ass _rill-lallaetri' wile tont
here to fish.
They expect n gate of 7,100.
llislory repa•etR Itmelf'
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-ser 11tR`at 11.' bowling
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Jas. Bowden, city 1� at Fdmon-
brother of a rrrwden, was Brat yet is the man who booked •
-e•atov.. W. Wang, and started to play it
• • • 1 cautiously as nth$"*Matt 'irtlifitd.' "ra"
Ile Isltl oft for year.. tint on a visit • • •
to Onderthh In •Z14liU t t" st.a„ttir.farleere frit 1
CORNFIELD
• :.t9- ,,..event!, t: -Mkt he eontarsi nirlerfrargirm:'"'"••'`
first money- • • •
IA at • week •'hi' as here it •`'Ntirti 'fl17i?i 11111" Frei tl"ttniwt'tlilt
f.ant week 'hr vi an Uers again--
foamed up with Tom Tailor --and WOO pinion. who demon,trated it minute
second prise -
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latter.
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Ile hands out • the cash twit Went lie felt it nlhble and heaved with all
find "csnhet In" ,in the Pay!. his might. • ••
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1114' mPn of 'teflon." Wintery perch In tie face. MIT COAD
t#trmR 1ii?' School Cie
He got tett !lane . of +gnlrmtag.
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1929- -Eases Ooupe, 4 new tires, new batt t .l condition.
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