The Goderich Star, 1922-08-17, Page 5T. .
. ADM IM IM
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livery day now is canning sial•. Near fruit and
Fresh vegetables come ruts the market
coustautly. au
Isud preserve them and place them away %r future use
laws fast 49 they appear.a sell all causing supplies,.
praserviug powder, slyices, fruit cploriug, flavors, para%
fine
wax, jar rubbers and corks, and certainly' these
fete as fin 900ds as money can buy and will give as
gid st:rvi+~e =ds housewife can desire.
"Try Our Drug store Firgtl p -
A MPBELL"""' DRUG STORE
The Squ4m Goderi0b, Phone DE)
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NADIAN , NATIONAL AAFNa
Aug. W--TOIRONTO- Sept. 0 :
,
�t
"P llU rrtt pp
AR
fiors"U0 produtation with all tho mystoryr
>'eaortee mod spl•niiour of the Jpor. East.
X1,50004 Ori new buiiditgs &M acorea of other {
__. x4ew fetitut'ea ztuid atta`1.lctipYaar«. ,
NEVER ON- A lsl<GGEft SCALE
.Redurod rates on fill rinet nj travel
JOHN C: KENT"RO)a.T. FLdEMINC,
lY1.rwKint riiMctai I'maidtnt
Leafs of that city. 'The Purities lead
OnGone.
your hair' oannot be restored -to its q
1 : n forst growth.; Deep and ,
cultivate your.' present hair health by proper: and regular.
treatmans of the aisle:
1K . 01 R E E N
"Nature's 'Own, Remedy" fogScislp Troubles,---eri aicates
Dandruff, . stops fihe hair from firing, and .promotep1t$ natural
health and. haauty. :
At .Youo apiugglat'n . .
,
PURIM$ WIN
er, was sent in to u:zale the but
Jaek did not wort with his ordinary
One
t - A
QSt e I
a� a he R as4nab►�e �'r ce
Ladies' 'Dresses Skirt s and Hats
kaafies'•S�Mirltear Hats-
'Great bargains irx summer hats for ladles. The
svi: artest, types of the season to be cleated. out at below
east prices.'
iraa (Mal Summer Dresses---.
Strikink styes in ladies' diesses in canton crept,
Duchess satin: and ch armeuse, The prices are' right.
1W,ide Sarnge nen Ladies' ,Skirts--
'*, A, large. eboice... of patterns, siyles,. colors and ,
quality, in, serges; sport shirts and .homesppus.
Fine Sweater Yarn
l very., different 'shade' in. fine, superior yarn
4 ply, x5c.a one ounce ball.
All Lines zn Men's Wear .Well`Stocked---
CIA"Once of Men's ti5%trc w Hata—.
The season's barga�ia -straw hats -for sten--reg-
ular Vit•:50 alio $2:263 now $1,2 fi'to $1 70.
W&t,0A thx, spare for next week
Our first. Anniversary Sale. Prices that will attract
A, CORNFIELD
Too N»W STOR1t;: GODERI:CH, ONT.
and in the Afth, after Goderich bird ..
obtained two runs on a 'single, Nun.
�>~aco, rair�ra�aa�+co�onia�a�ci�,
,
Ge -It Your, Gabes and Bread.
Goye,r was' In rare %'form and during
at Link's San"tar, Bakery
his sojourn In the box had the Pori.
We are prepared to fill all orders for bread, .p
ties "buffaloed," not allowing a hit
a cafes, etc:,-wid guarantee satisfaction. o
and fanning five.
,fie LINK
The Huron county • boys staVted
M WMT SiTRE,ET Q ci omptic"
e a r 1 y in filling the scoreboard.
Whetstone put himself into a hole by.
aasiP dd t
R�►lealo�oi�oicol�ca .>�� 1d1C�ialeraiaf�
p�� a
p first z►g h €ir .man
ReCarrolt 01%di
tcdtatpitar�i
attempted to sacrifi
dy' to second, but was given u "life"
Just arrive&- y,7 speCia $ -
an first when Whetstone tumbled his
roller, ,Toe advanced the runners one:
Meal's and amen "s Footwear,
�
a' NVe have eecutm for men % Genuiva Scotch Groin Blue ber.
�
A good fitfinng last, stolid leather all through. Goodyear welt salon.
Haynes lived ug� #�o his reputation and
caught. one of Whitston4 for
A long life h oat for $7.00 a letir.
s slants
u double scoring the McCarroll Bros.'
Cooperi�aen came across with a time.
For. v' onion and growing girl0 we hive geourod glint muelr
Wig
1<51 '9
rt o �r
Exit thb'
desired last with the (vide too and low heal. We bave this oxford
a
p ,in lino Black cof made to our drder in four different' widths. It
gives tufa recd eomfort. Price
ar
were as follown. •
2G yard (hildren'a ranee, `I yearq and
"The Ramo UW'
Horn's Boot Seep
f
TM +GODFACH 3TC
R FURITIE 01FE fTIM
Vao cr„ 4 acr;fice hits, Lindsay, of
Dy CUELPH
fie leriela, �. t'� a rti rh f�neexaaway�
Stolen bascn J. MCC41nxiali, 14 adhay tai
Purities. The • Guelph + aggregat'oit
have a' liking for Jimmy s work,
UuOpbnl Littw Vequq� nwa% J. f i i •on,
Young 011t €"alar sail Ia Toucked � p
tura Macau. Grcrnaway. :is basis ea
for 13 Bangles Errors . are Num
balls, eft Young 8, (,,ftiii fsctstone a-,
Brous for Both l# ggrecatt"s,
stru t► cut, by YvuRg 7, by Theta
%-
aeons $, by tnagcr iaQ ioit by piteher,
Joe Lindsay and his pets tr;avellcd
d'onc4 Burling; dtiaublo plays, %Zinjan
to Guelph 'Du 84turdikY, Anrg. 5th, to
to Jones to O'Connor; lcf:t en bases,
be taken Into camp by the Maple
, Goderich 5. Guelph; 11. Tympires,
Leafs of that city. 'The Purities lead
Barber at plate; Takeo& on bases.
not recovere=d freni their disease of
loose plinying acquired in the Wing.
Score by inn ii%si Rif R
t*uclph r 520W i0a.•--9 13 G
halm g;,an the . revious night$ sand
did roti `give the ft#fe the Interesting
Ceder: is h- 4ati010006 7 G
battle whicta vastrr4apected.
Young, the Purities" tall rr ht hand.
rf,e#nfs
,
PURIM$ WIN
er, was sent in to u:zale the but
Jaek did not wort with his ordinary
FROM FULLARTON l
ability and did not subdue his hittinq opponents. The Guelph ag. heavy-
Gu>rrra Rene on�T~tidtty Wena Not °s.
g+rrgatsioin solved isms delivery incl
ne Clira pati hull
gathered 18 ,safeties oC him, not one
la a game that was announced AS
of which, hoover, was an cxtro base
one of the semi-final games in the
blow. li dung's control was also be.:
North 'l kIlington Lcague the Purity
low lair; as is seen by the box score,
Flours carne up against the Fuliarton
three batters being liven abase on
bails :end one being b t.
team on ;Friday, last at the agricuIt,.
urani grounds here. As it was found.
He was opp osed' in the box for a•
' that b°ullartons was not definitely the
time by "Freddy" Whetstone and this
boy had n0 uzzles for the Purities
,
winners .of their group, the game vvas
turned into an exhibition, and %oso
to solve, itis underhand. delivery
who saw it say itcertainly was an
was easy for Lindsay and Company, °
exhibition. '
and in the Afth, after Goderich bird ..
obtained two runs on a 'single, Nun.
urnininry:
ullartoaa 2310200D1 g 10 $ ..
sir's error and a doubler. he was der.
ricked In favor of "Lefty" Goyor.
Goderich : 20003002,21-0 10 10
Stolen buses- Burling 3, J. McCax-
Goye,r was' In rare %'form and during
roll 2, Haynes, ;P. McCarroll, Ctnr Kk#
his sojourn In the box had the Pori.
R. Bisset.
ties "buffaloed," not allowing a hit
Sacxi#lees-�1. McCarroll, Carrick,
and fanning five.
W. Bisset, Raker, •R. Reid.
The Huron county • boys staVted
Three base hits -+-Baker,
e a r 1 y in filling the scoreboard.
Whetstone put himself into a hole by.
aasiP dd t
Two base hits—J. McCarroll( Nairn. ,
Passed bait ---Reid»
•S'tfoodtov
p�� a
p first z►g h €ir .man
ReCarrolt 01%di
Vase on batt$ -Ott' 4,
attempted to sacrifi
dy' to second, but was given u "life"
Struck Out—By Cooper P, by Lind.
say 2, by Haynes 8, by Woodley 18.
an first when Whetstone tumbled his
roller, ,Toe advanced the runners one:
Hit b pitcher% S -B . Cooper iBnk.
er1, by Woodley (P. McCarroll.
base each and reached first before, O'-.
Left ou bases•»-Putity Flour 10, {
Connor, could field his grounder.
rbree on and none out, "Dingo"
Follarton 0.
Hits off Cooper --b in 8 innings:
Haynes lived ug� #�o his reputation and
caught. one of Whitston4 for
,
of£ Lindsay-�-4 in' 3 i>tnnings; eels
Haynes 1 fix
s slants
u double scoring the McCarroll Bros.'
Cooperi�aen came across with a time.
4 innings, J
Winning pitcher --Haynes:
Uri+ n i r w � % �hbatnn- _ � mntrnnrv�
s eros Weir,
thrown Tier
out at first. Whetstone tightened up
and fanned the next two men, Burling
And Young.
Things looked. fairly rosy ,for the
Purities,. -but their lead of fine did
not last long:' it melted away, like
snow in spring. 'Jones took a fast
one between his shoulder blades and
landed on the initial sack anal then
Lindsay, of Guelph, drew a, pass.
Little singled into centre, .Jones Scor-
ing. Peguegnat"'vas a victim to
Young's twisters, 4'Contiorx soaked
one to centre and Lindsay erassed the
finis
or w
Count rrh
,..,, ,..
and McCarron.
PURITIES OUTbUCKED AT GALT
'Terriers of Galt Pull' Out a Win by
Norman:Nimes' Timely Hit
The Purity Flow men journeyed to
Galt on Saturday for a game with thfj
Terriers of that city and lost -by one
run, the score bein 6 to 5. The duck
was against this unties, th4 Iucky
etunan..was sure on t3urlaugs breaks failing to came, whereas tho
of an :easy throw. George took Terriers had fortune sm llnig,on theist
Moon ascension on the next play in the seventh, when Inriiiai Hinr+e$
eeenway was safe la lams -error,. onneeted with. one of Young's of%et-
e scoring on the play; Carroll
ed_ also and O'Connor, followed fogs for a long. di~ivo to right centre
unan,. romped home, Whetstone for a homer, with .two an baseTerriers
us.
!d three over and walked back to winning the time.., The Teardid us-
bdnch. The Misery was ended ed two pushers« Young did the
Jones up for Che 'second time twirling far Goderich, and this is
out. at first, The . Leafs were what The Reporter has to say about.
ng by one, him:
e � leaded to. that lead in the se Bill Y'oun'g,' 'Goderich's ace, did'.
stanza when after two had #leen mound deity for them and made a',
awayr"_they_ $tr#ged s hitting bee imost'.fav5rable impression. He all
tallied twice, ,f1. d`tlierdtd-not lowed .but five, hits `and had `eight'
h herd, for in the sixth the Scor-, rikeunts: He is ati huilt;,chap:;
as forced to. anrother brace , of and 'a ri�hthtander. Young :as slow,
ters, has- no windup but lots 'of sppeeclr,'a!
e fifth inning 'the Purities. fine assortment of breaks; tbe'.best of
U
.. r. a. viae, s.,,a,.Ga[" r►cltl4t3.4ViAC 4V ',}+jet '
them ", two runs --after which 'coyer
was sent. in to stem the tide, a ,Mask
which he succeeded in doing to a nice.
Jimmy McCarroll had a busy day
around third base and handled five
w ach.rs. an outeurve• and a nice
chap e of pace.: ,
"It was gni a evi
Tay's game that it was 'young's pit-
ching that is «responsible for. his
_ .«
chances in nifty style.. Jimmy also
took two hits home with him and.got
three .hits out of four times up " '
Purity Flour I
the only stolen base credited -to the
l''• Carroll, ref, 5 1 . 1 0 .0 0
Purities. The • Guelph + aggregat'oit
have a' liking for Jimmy s work,
J. ds Carroll,,' 3b. 4 0. 0 0' 1. 0
a ay, 2b. $ 1 0 1 ' 0 r.
O'Connor of the Leafs,. Ied the wa
aynes, e. 4 1 3 8' 1 1
as far as' poling the • spalding: went.
Bisset, Of- •_ 4 1 . 1 `2 0 - o
He has, a perfect day with, the willow
Burling, Ib. 2 1 100. 11 0 0
obtaining four singles in as many
Garner, Orf. $ 0 0 1. :0: a`
excursions to the plate.
Geddes, ss. 4 ' 0 ,1 1 a' 0
Well, the story is told --but remem.•
.
:Young, p. 3 0 .1 0 4. 0
her if Guelph Maple Leafs ever hit
Huron'spGolden Gate
-
ti 2
--that gate will
shut them out from victory. With
Young working' at his regu]ar
32 7-24 9
Gnit
Wilkinson; 2b." 3 0 0 1 2 `i
pace,
backed by the Purities' regular sup-
N, Tninie4-. +,a, n 1 P'_ 1 7
Port and offensively, aided .by our re-
talar hittings, Guelph will need Goy-
0 Ix°tes,'3b: _ 3' 1 1 1:.2 :t
sliver, 3 •0 0 4 0
ieHenryiand Whets
g, tone--Allthree
c.' 3
Grave; cf. 3 1 0 1 0 0
to attempt to stem the tide
t
rr'aham. rf, 3 1- `� 1 2 0 ' 1
Goderich
P. McCarroll, ss: 4 -1 .'0 0 1 1
Evans 1b. 4 0 to 17 1 t
Watts, if. 2 1 0 0 0 0
J, McCarroll, 3b. 5 2 2 8 2 p0
Lindsay, 2b. 3 1 2 1
Me.Carthy,`p. 1 0 0 0 1 .0
:1 4
Haynes, c.. 4 '2 1 7 1 i
Smith., p, 0 1 9,0 2. e
Burgess, '1 0 :0 0 0' 0
Cooper; rf. 4. 0 2 0 0 A'_.
Bisset, cf. .4 0 0 3 0 . 0
"
... ...
27 27 1-6-5 5
furling,, 3 0 0 10 0 0
Young> 1r 4 ,0. 0 0 0 ' 2
.6 ,-: .
Summary; :
Goderich 030020060--,•5 7.
Pridham, If. 4 0-0 0 0 0
Galt 02000130x--6 G 8.
35 —fi :7 24 11 q;
1lapte leafs
Wien I bases --.Haynes 2. P. McCar.
r
roll , ,rods# .2; J. McCarroll, Bis.
G.
Jones, 2b. 4 1 .0 1 1 p
Lindsay, 3b. 4 2 1
sett, Young, Himes 2, Grove,
Sacrifices -••-Burling, Lindsay„ Gar.
0 4 0
Little, -cf. 5 2 -.2 1 '
ner, Young, Wilkinson, G. Himes, 411.
.0 _-0,
Peguegnat, e.' 4 1 .2 6 1• 0
Stapleton, c. 1 0 .0 2 1 0
J.
ver.
Three'base hitsTAT-. Hiiries.
Two base hit --=•Geddes, HAynes,
O'Connor, ib, 4 2 4,11 . 0 0
H unan, if. 3 :1 1 2 1 '1
Greenaway, rf. 4 0 1
Graham, '.Evans .
Struck out-�-Bv Young h, by MC -
1 10
Carroll, ss. 5 0. 1 8 .2. 2
Wh etstone, 2 0 0 0
Carthy 2, by Smith 4.
Bases on balls --Oft. •'sung y, pig
p. 1' 2
Gayer, p. 2 0 1 0 1 0
xClark 1" 0 0 0 0 0'
lndeGarthy 2.
'Hit by pitcher fay' Young (Grove,
Watts,
- ...'. w — — • - —
30 fix 13 27 13' 5
Lefb on bases—Purity Flour 0,
Galt 4.
xBotted for Whetstone in 5th.
Summuiy--Two. base bite, Haynes;
Passed lasill � t7liver.
Winning pitcher -•Smith.
Model Theatre
umpires---Gravelle, Guelph, Wit;.
gifts, +Goderich.
TiMe -x:37.
WEEK AUGUST 21 to
naptlst ('hutch .T'icni�c
'a
Last wednesduy afternoon good.
1y number from the church and school'
Monday and Tuesday
were conveyed in automobiles to
]PRANK MAYO,
13lack's Point. All took well filled
baskets and' the spirit of enjoyment'
In the Un4versal Thriller
rt>C't1tCtLC. &lf
to
•
along with them. The weather w,18
ideal for the occasion, and everyone;
went in, heart
and soul, for having a!
Century Comedy
tiThe Rubberneck"
good time., During the afternoon
many of tine young people were int_
mersed in
�.
the laskC. Baseball and l
other games Were participated in un.
Wednesday and Thursday.,
111 the Welcome wand of supper was;
►, ^ ..
erstied, when each and 411 aaettled down
iopn. earnest to the most :punts thous
Wig
1<51 '9
rt o �r
Exit thb'
ladies. After snapper the sports pro.
alt'llle�
grain commenced and the winners
Torthy C'amedy
were as follown. •
2G yard (hildren'a ranee, `I yearq and
"The Ramo UW'
u n d e r—Deatrica Campbell, %oss
Payne.
lt'ridaY and Satu riky °
50 yardd boys' rare, render 12 years
ii�+�
CONWAY TEAL '
xitelsbJabnson, Ernest Hunt.
50 yard girls! rare, upder 12 yearns
'Young,
0415
�Tlazel Uargaret Proctor.
"The Melifi' of tblll�>"r
'yard ho race, under 16 you
—Chas. has. If'urprker, Arch J'rrl neon.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
"In Tbe Prark).f TT ;
Mmatiote
o Moii., fif'td. acrid drat. sat A.bfi In. tri, i arrza
M0040 lend Tuesday (,text creek Duh
p tD aA1 >�t tMl fCt0 +O ktf Will Roger in "Doubling for Romeo." all:
0o1*e contest Was won ley
i trr2ea were distributed
r, v C. N. Dewey.
pad rap one of the most
And enjoyalale p1micr
P 'happily, r,?w<,,raaltPm d by
ir'ee woze prem -pt,
GREATER VALUES.
IN THE
FINAL CLEARANCE,
OF
summep epc:handise 1
k
'k e
e Woes Etra6r n ry _"_--A- W
of
set
A & a Pair At $LUY a Pair At � *5J ta. Pair.
These are our regular A speeial sale of our This special iucin des
• x.so stuck Corsets in regular up.,w �,�� Cor ourregular No. gSc Cyr- .
.
r
� S. i a
sev cal tyles and eve g;bts sets, iix�ade £�rtarfl �liit� set at $3.7,� a pair, -Tlsis
oracle from anti White and coutil only, in severalis the most wondorfnl
pink • coutil nicely trims- styles, of bouiag ilnd trinity value in our Corset De$
reed,: piing. pa>r tment,
Igo
n hn end V,
00 e
ale at • 4o5
Light and dant Voile lagbt and 'arra dile'-----
- Dresses . in chOk and Dresses iu several fine very pretty patterns "And
floral designs in very patterns. Regular'up to stylesinl P aid and check
pretty.' Styles, on sale at $15 00, On stile at ina,termis, on sale at
Ale
440
WomensI
n Underwear.
A flue quality Ladies
A Iight weight women Is Children's cohort Vests
'Nest in pure white With -;l Vest in regular, and gest- 4th short, sleeves only,
out sleeves, strap sboul.. side . iresi oracle in all amideL#>k fir fide sole mat..
_.. .
tiers and. sizort :sleeves,': sleeve`":lengths frazil flue-erial. This is a splendidreg allar.75c line on sale at Cotton; on. sale at quality 0".ale at
' cl y
'25C
• _
$ Y (herd
1:7 in. Toweling, 26c• a; This is .a. Union Towiel- Fine
quality 17,oller, or
yd. This splendid Roller lira full half and wide island o '
,. ling, Y , Towelling Wlt�i esti.
Towelixig with narrow red shown u : blue or red ; border In a 'good, • flirtii .
.bonier sold. reg at 396'a'"'cbeck and a ood value it weav
e iu part Ianeu a'nd .
yard, oil sale at the:reg. price':27r, on sale... cotton, Salep rice
6c 19C _
MMI
h
{ 1 n
r V Ith $ eek,End Values
Girds` Stockings, a good $3.0 Sills Hose, These Batter quality Lisle
quality Cotton.--Stockiu tl' •Y.
q Y g _ , are the best dose its ilii Hose, colors black, brown •
in white, crtatn, black, stock in white; black; and white, 'in,a
brown. All fine even. rib, brown, in alI sizes, well. e&ized yiaru.."'Thiai is a
Sines 4'to 10i Off sale made and beautifully fit-: splendid. value. Sale,• '
islied
250
_. • .
05 elm
VIX
o
Notia. %.h Knittim
boa SA t9
Monarch F1 Monarch Down' Monarch Butterfly
Monareb l~ loea Knit- Monarch Down,` a fine 140narch Butterfly a
ting Wool in shades of gaiality Mir , pIy lurid fine quality foils --ply silk _
hose-�'-Ail' eri�caa' Beauty, ku; ttitig ,yarn in a variety and wool�� tuixture yarn,in
Sea Green, Copen, and in of colors, on sale at one, colors we are. dis4 ontiuu-
colors• the are discontfiiu» price jug, crit sale at
iLa 19C
And... a. ani tanadian Ginghams
-- -` I AL . SALE
Special Sale Of Anderson's fine Scotch Gingham.' iii plaids and checks worth
its the regular way up to 5oc`a yard, sale 29c. Canadian Gin�;hanis, sale 27c,
*
REMNANT Newry lines are added every day unci the prices Ota these ends
and broken lilies are away, below regular.,
nd
RAY a �A��W .,
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