The Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-02-13, Page 4Sailors Take Game
with Flyers 7-
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Oliittor Wility4tches !IX41 U$44
by
040F4A,X.Y. pilau ',U*i. say other
Natal? Vint, because thoi
bold
the wothre rotted tor istatitcy.
'Seem& Woes they eat he me.
vimel j mta coostrste, the world.'
'04.4.,:lxicauekt•Uty *rethseele-
1**1 eeteated, eetterptoet sad-
magmstie witch, 'auesiteete'st by ea*
_elioAtte rottaitioa. Come ht teet
eet, Ousel& esio(tamotroiltOISIS
4 Chime Wijetwesahm odes.
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Spite of Ono-aidod &Ore
RAZ Won Made
It Exciting
The Oodeiieh gallora demonatreted
what they 'could aecompligh with Wine
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thing. near their eomplete teem when
tliey treuneed the Port Albert ILA,F.
Ls* rbrillir*
zujwi Wingham No Match
0. for the Sailors
Ito
Henover Tritest -Kota took the fOrth Ctocierk6 Tem Delisids inirirsat
Plaee •IdaYOrt SPot in grout) bi blank- Crowd of the Season
Ing the Port Albeit RAY. 9 -ti` here Ott With 84 Win
Tuesday night The *awe watt the
lt,N.F.'s'.tentla to Of the seaSoniwith- The reiavenated 'Sailers Juni* the
out a evin, sbet itwas the nest time seeond obstacle in their path to a
thev had been whitewaShed. For oue fourth-plaee PIayelf berth in group
period, it essk,ed as ja the riyera •,were by trowieint' the leagtie1eeding Wing-
goirig to give the Tranaports le battle, bum $-"3 IlePe 4)11 31°11414Y
night, Pa s. foot, exelting triune the
Sailors gave proof •tti the largeet erOW411
to watell them here this spar that, when
at fell strength, they l'Petssesa allsthe
qualities �t a firstelasa team, The
Goderiell boys shoWed. more fight than
any two teams as 'Utley cheeked, passed,
Shot and altogether eompletely, dis-
organised the, powerful, Smooth -work-
ing 'Indians.
• The return of Bill Yonngsto the Gode-
rich defence, after• a month spent by
hira at •Chathana militarY canna, great-,
ly strengthened the •Suilors defensively,
A little of the lustre was teen froxn'the
Sailors' victory by the fact that Wingl
ham was short •two of .their replier-
player,s, but even ,their preseece could
notshave-made thesitreegoals'- dif-
ft.')Trelalle'Deak 1br, o the rs, Wait* and .Arn;
were the ;We guns in the •Goderich' of-
fensive.' 'Walt .bagged • three clever
gots arid earned' two assists, while
A.rn fired two goals. - Their older bro-
ther, liarold 'Tway" `Doak suffered
'some lapses in •the Goderich,net early
in the game, but mere than made up for
his Mistakes in the last period as lie
milled off numerous' difficult SaveS..
After "- sluggish start in which
neither team eould-.seem to getsorgam;
izeil, Winghant-broke, through, at the
2.10 mark with a quick' goal. Nichol
rounded the Goderich net with • the
•puck and appeared to be gbing to wets
to a teammate. Instead 1* fired a
backhand shot which caught Doak corn-
pletely unawares and the puck lodged
in ' the •,iiet behind, him'. bill- West-
brook batted in Patterson's rebound
less than two minutes later to tie the
game, - Nichol was left uncovered near
the Goderiela goahnouth and Jae took
Dan Proctor's pass to blast a shot
sth1hisounced off Doak's back into, the
net and. sent thesvIsitors ahead aga.in at
rinkItt.ol.serhurs0rditTY4nigatlittilleast*S."Tstheorilt. oapes tribiez woeasss luono.Kotue :ntittieeret(40°Iirt tht:
ors
were the closest to full strength town itt the seeoricl frame, however, and
tlat they laSve been all Selir, only Dill, 'when the smoke cleared they had ram-
Yeang, tcky defeheeman, still, being wed Su oeix goals Klenmer started
absent.. The Sailors looked like a dif tbe parade.and Ritz followed with two
•ferent team from the one . that had quick goals. Moas scored ,one eh a
barely defeated the 11 1' by a 3-2 elever Passing play with Ritz and Me-
Inttish finished off with two' goals
within the space of a minute. '
Ronald scored from e scramble , at
8,05 of thethird periodand MeIntosh
came back with two more goals, 012.05'
and 13,3Q, to run his 0:441 for the night
to four • '
as the roughest, seen here' this year, Pebalties were issued to 'ThomPS011,
Players started handing out body- Huenewoerder, ...'Itonald,,Valuslyke and
-elleekasibnostsfroresthesapening-Whistleajtitss,
"and toward) the end of the night it I Heuovers-Oettl, MeCleviir
was...a matter Of seeing how 'hard Sou Iluenemoerder, Vlinslyke; eentre, ItOns
eelild slam the ether guy before•bother- aid ; wing's, Ritz, gas; alternates,
ing to play the Duels Despite this feet,* Philipa; - Allen, MeIntosh, Magwoods
•,,,,ssawie 'play was fairly elean throughout the Klemner. • •
I
contest in regard to butt -ends and high me111:0,114-0,weR-44a; .6e0aul,treM,ethrin";iedheafuezre,;
Willls
sticks . ,wbigs
Seem earlier in the year. The Oode-
rich boystbeew ip a strong defence and
:gave their best offensire disPlay ofsthe
year. ,
AlthoUgh played on a sticky Ice sur-'
faee which made the mirk roll crazily,
'the gape waa the most exciting, as well
AIR S
LAT.SKY HARBOR
TO BE GREATLY ENLARG
*SW :46111101.14 ograsm,. .Aiready Less than a third ,of the area set aside
Conumnood to Thereon at akT-Etatbor _ter buildings has_ so
far been nsed, •
, . Accomodation • •
It • Sky "Harbor now has its full quota
• Work hats been commenced by the
Tope Coastruction Co.,,Hamilton, on
the eonstrnetion of a large resideatial
barracks at Sky Harbor and report
Itas it that four more buildings, includ-
ing a hangar, are to he erected. this
tiro aketithirnibte gretitse
lysexpandetttra.ining program.
Information Li that the `number of
dying sinderits at the. elementary
achool to be-inere than doublect,This
could net be confirmed owing to the
absence from town of 'Manager J. R.
Douglas, r .
Oretind for the first new building of.
-the year -at Shy Harbor was broken -this_
lvoek and trinehes, are in preeeSa .of,
being excavated, for the foundations.
, 'Frost had penetrated the -ground four-
• teen inch.es.,k The new barracks will
be twice, ailarge as. the present oneg.
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Goviers' • 'Steele; biternates, Brown,
• The •Sailotisheld only a. slight edge
itt the first period and, the beet they
ceuld de was to notch one-gbal;* Bill
Westbrook at the 4.30 mai*, Don
Kay set set up the Mal bYscarrying the
elepast the R.A.Esbluelines- He iost
• It. at .the defence, bat, .regebied, it and
passed f•oiwaid. to Westbrook, who was
just turning 'around in front of the
goal Wessy took the pass,
turned and fired the puck into a corner
of the, net. The risers came close
when Govier , •broke from a Godealcla
Aiming atrtAAV. He.. feinted! O'Brien to
one side at the defence -and had Doak
drawn out of theogoal, His shot,' howe
Thompeon, Jechman, Hewitt, Sproule.
• Referee -Nichol, Wingham,
ailors Out for the
Season via Paisley
Bruce Team Maintains Unbroken
Record: of Victory in ••
Its own Rink,
,,:-.=.4-•••
Pioneer residents a '13ruce county
cermet •remember when - a Paisley
of training planes, all that can be ever, missed the net • completely. , hockey team wits defeated in the band
-
housed, and the instructor ,tiersennel' . Tine Sailors tOok coninaand of the 'boX they call a rink there, so there was
aLso is up to full strength ° for the first Play in the 's'Secollet--5P,#,Q, attd - when little cause for wonder ,wheii Goderieh
time since the airriort was opened. Five ,Hewitt went. off for 15basialing they Sailors were beaten 7-2 in that town on
instructors recently • arrived from stormed the Flyers' net. ' Their efforts' Wednesday night. The Sailors went
Trenton .
were rewarded at the 3.30 mark when into' the -game lalowing.they had to win
4 13 minutes. MCKay had no eine bet the
• s. AM Doak took e pass from McKay ! to force a fourth place tie with Han- goaltender_ to beat when Bill Wstbrook
JOV,A1.11:OX,A11§,S- M RY GARVEY 1.and beat Atingtrong Iv' a ..low shot.j.q..ver- whigh' would „lead t41 -tile- .1) -1437 -airs, ' Passed -Out to himatutshesmissed' the
- - ---- Ass-- .-. ------, • . - • --., Iths. - ..*•-••••
Miss Mary Garvey, .N., _daughter McKay eti'flie back with a goal' of his 1-1.'neY were confident of their abilitY set entirely with a sizzling'slat. Walt
ng a to do so, but didn't reckon •with- the Westbrook racked UDCit loose Duck at.
n; less than a minute later, told ' '
of Mit. 'and. air,e. . Thomes. Garvey,. .g1-0-;•;-.- . - .!
se -in pass rrom Bill Westbrook and ! Patsies' boys' knowledge IV t'heir home ce tsesce, ' -sticklittidled past- three,
ea tthig it into the net. -Buckys _ Art rink. ' Some ,People say that the Paisley `41'wvill gh in • Men and, lth h ff b I
a oug o . a -
Kingsbridge, died- on 'Tuesday at' St. e
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illness. The fu eral will tate place on.
Joseph's-Hinspit;t ton4oni. -,---elera:-.14113g.-Doitir- filet -the Sailers' fonath- goal at Players know every board in the rink
aect, flied a low shot from twertti-ave
10.30 when he 'carried the .puck from intimately. They certainly know how feet out that slid between 'the goal-
Frkday morning at*Kingsbridge, with
a corner of the .rinh in near the goal to play their pool shots off those boards; tendeee; skates into the net. 'His goal
reghtem high i
mass n St. JnSePttScrease to beat Armstrong with a shot to, and thie gavE diem a big advantage came at 10,erniriuteS end -left the same
church a t.10 o'clock.
the earn r of the net TWO Mintite$ OVer the Sailors around both nets. e
• • t
• f lir
looked a little tired in re at 'the end o the st per Am
D k
oil appeared to heve a goal in the extend our sympathy.,
"TORE FLYERS AT PORT ALBERT lbaterrothetrilIV‘alltmkito make the score 5:0. PlaYing their rd -game -with
eok a pass from: his ' The Sailors
*dying minute -I' the'period when MS
ASIIFIBLD
• dined to Her Reward.--drhe com-
mutates of Laurier and Amberley were
saddened to hear of the sudden death
of Miss Mary MacLennan, which oc-
eurred Kincardine -on SaturdaY,
February & Miss MacLennan Was a
lifelong resiclentof Ashileld, where She
WAS born in 1800, a daughter of the
late Finlay MacLennan and Isabella
MacLean,. sturdy pioneer settlers of
Ashfleld, who settled, 'here about 1842,
on the banks of Lake Huron. She was
theylaSt;Starviving member -Of. a -family.
of eight, fear eons and tour' daughters ;
Donald, 'John, Charles land *Kenneth,
Mrs. Matheson And' .Mrs. MacLeod,
Anne and ',Mars This happy and
prosperous family spent their childhood
days' and grew up to manhood and
-
womanhood' among the beautiful fields
and.graasy swards of old "Strathvrea"
and took a tvorth,i, part ta- their neigh-
hbrinciod and in the affair's of this
changing, Ileeting life. The late Mary
MacLennan spent, the greater part of
'hex, life with her brother Charles and
sister Anne, whoM she nursed faithfully
throngla their" long * After their
death she moved. fifteen years ago to
Tgineardiiie, where she spent the re-
maining years of her Ilfe where Some of
her loving nieces and nepheVirs were
close at haed. Here'again she endeared
berse-T-to tar tvivcilitw-bgr and busied
herself doing acts of kindness and
araong her,: 'beautiful Olowers. From
her early years she was a member • of
the Presbyterian gliureh. ' The funeral
service was held on Monday at her late
residence at Kincardine and, Tii-terraent
took place in Kintail cemetery in the
old family plot 'In the abSeinee of her
asto.ri „Re, .!throtagis.... •
nessreev, George Kersey conducted
funeral- service. The pallbearers were
hr nephews, Jack 'MaeLennan, Finlay
and Kenneth -Matheson, Finlay Mac-
LetictS TOM'? ,Mactenzie and, •Frank
Hamilton. Her nephews, the Rev. Hugh
Matliesori and Rev Finlay iMatheson
were unable to be present MIA. t
.
illness. TO all sorrowing friends we
week, and, after a first period splurge KINTAIL
Another group of Polish 'flyers re-; • six,zye Doak, in the Sailors' net, shot struck the inside of the goalpost,
in 'which they might have. had three or ,
ported at Port Albert this week and ' began. to Shine at. this stage ' of the but the puck glanced out..
four goals but for the goaltending of ' Sail
ori, taking a navigators' course. Titer . game. He lade successive quick Saves The Sa ere totamenced the second
Kelleher, they faelect and, although'they
shots from Steele's etickframe by, -ranging the Wingham net
are a fine group of men.' Some fought on labeled sho
were a threat-1"watt' late in the third and were ret!warded at 1.45 when Walt.
ill the skies over Warsaw'. in the first iked when Gavier broke' all alone l'rom I
they never hit a winning stride. '
1 G d ' h oin- tt 'tqc Do k h ld i period
weeks ef the avar.•
° • , . gangmg I Palate took an earl lead Dudeeon -
Doak scored on a wild scrainble. The
, s
his net and made a beautiful save on a i s„ 5. • • y * 1. ,ttilors continued to gang the visitors'
in the puck on a wild scramble
First Farmer -Potato blip ate •••ra •••well•placed Shot ,to the corner 'of tine I poking end ' and the crowd' roared their tip- i
Whole crop -fasten days. • net At 18.35 Joe O'Brien: Scored the I around the Goderich- net at • 2.45. The prom'. Walt aid .cousin "Buelty" Ari 1.
rubber was lyitie behind Izzy Doak for
Seconds Farmer -They ate mine AI Sailor's sixth goal.of the game , takiag i Doak .each missed two grand chancey
Seconds after he had 'stopped a shot
two days and then roosted int the, trees patterson's rebound and pumping ;the , as they ganged. Cy. Proctor evened
but bthe eouldn't see it and Dudgeon 'the game at 'three all at the 10 05 mark
to see if I'd' plant'some more.pick in from twenty feet out
Seed Merchant --That's nothing; .., .
laaalt, made another' senga.tional. save 'minced in to knock it into the cage- when he -fired it shot from the •blueline
grabbed a loose. puck! which '
'.
there's a couple -over there now, looking early in the third period when Steele'l Bill Westbr°4 'U4" Doak tried to step with
at his own' bItieline, skated tO the 1
through - rav books to see who has
. appeared to have him beaten from clo,se !Paisley blueline and firk.through the E •
his hand., only to hatte the puck drop
behind *him. Niehol broke on a
ordered seed for next spring. ,
Goderich ganging attack and Doak had
in. De, ak had to ilo quicklyto save P al clef a ' 4.E( . hotstruck a in '
Brown$ robbed, Doak of a well-earned a eY e ce. is s
He -You haven't said a word --for _ s - _ clefeneenia.n and. glanced just soutside to leave his net fifteen feet to smother
twenty minutes. ' She -Welt I -don't • glnit-oet at the 8 -minute mark. Brown -the net. - Don 31eKay evened the count f Nichol's shot Doak pulled off a sim-
was leftuncovered in front of the at six minutes;', taking' a pass from ilar save a minute later when 'Johnston ,
have anything to say. He -Don't you Goderieh • net and, when Thompson Walt Westbrook, who before that bad broke all atone. At 18.55 Walt Doak
ever say anything when you have noth-
,
1 takenf
passed forward to him, the blonde left- '
Winger beat Doak -cleanly, u the Paisley' bItieline. The. Sailors defence, knocking:the puck to Arn, who
ing . to say? She -go. He -Well, B eky . a pass ,ron's his brother Bill at checked Dan Proctor at the Wingham
then,„ will you be my wife?
-, • Doak took Serimgebilr's. passout fromscented the lead and 'pied into the
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Large stock of:Foreign and 'Canadian Granites to choose from.
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the corner to dre asgoa „ from close
in at the 10.45 mark •foi „thr rinaliPaisley end, "Duclu" Doakhit a goal -
post with his shot through a maze of
itily of the Jnight.'
• • •players. • MeKey got away -V shot on
. ,
Penalties were delivered to Hewitt 2, goal with Kelleher on one knee, but the
Westbrook, Feak,hauser and O'Brien, _paisley goaltender managed to get his puck from .a. faceoff and fired a shot
nil of their' eolnIn;rd the bee4.97---§ r•-n-teln- the wayof it Dndgeon missedi which hit Mitchell's skate and was
period:-. - -.- --- : ta goal when Doak was ;flopped after elefleeted into the Wingham net'.
• Gaderich-Goal, IIbeak; defame% . saving on ,Cordick's shot Dudgeon. Doak rose to the occasion to stop Cy.
Garrick, McKay ; centre, W. Doak; •.picked up the rebound but missed the proctor on a elose-in shot. At 4.54 Joe
---Liar-Westbrook, W. -Westbrook, -Tater terrificsliot-fram-thebluelinerbut-Doa -
t wings, Am Doak, Art Doalerniteniatesjopen net entirely,. Paddon got away a O'Brien passed from behind the Wing
I -
oal to Walt- Doak, who toe
son, Falconer,.O'Brien;Scrimgeour. moved quickly to on '31- 'Grant. plenty of time to beat. Zuluet In the
Armstrong; defence, missed.the net when Doak losthis stick Wingham net. Walt scored on's sim-
coasted, in to score the prettiest goal
of the game and send:Goderieh into a
4-3 lead.
. Women's Institute. -The February
meeting of the Kintail Wbme,n's Insti-
taite was held last Thursday afternoon
at the 'home. of Mrs; Duncan ,41eint3rire.
There was a good attendance; Roll.
call was answered with suggestions for
making sandOiches. ..Mre. Fred Me
Gregor airs. McIntyre and•MrssWm.
Johnston gave : s•Oading.s' ,ebineerning;
Institute and War work. Mrs .0u -ilea
read a very interesting aecoxint of a
friend's first week at it trainingc1Part-
Arraniements were eompleted for an
old-ttline dance, with tench, to be held
in Kingsbridge hall on Friday evening.
The draw for the quilt; for which
ticketalhavesbeen sold; will be made at
the -danee. The meeting closed with
"God Save the •Jlting," after which
lunch was served by. thehostesses. The
March- meeting will be held at the
home .of Mrs. JohnSowall.
The third period was only thirty -ave SIEEPPARPTON
seconds' old when Am Doak got the
' Willis, Joehman, 'Finkhauser, Govier,
; er nr-la two nice stops.
had an advantage to begin the second
Sproule, MeDowell ; centre, ThomPson
wings, Hewitt • Brown; alternates, Is With Oordick Penalized, Goderiph
Steele. ' . period, but the Sailors couldn't make
• Referee -Muir, Seaforibmuch of its Cordiek was ,baek on the
,
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ice when "Ducky" Doak abnost batted
in Walt Doak's rebound, hut !Kelleher
s - s managed to get. • his leg in the way
while on bofh lEnees. Cordick got the
puck with no one to beat, but Doak
saved nicely on a well-plaeed shot,
'• Fenten's shot, but Thompson, who was taking it .orr-his-ehest. Doak stOPped
-urreeyered, picked aii• the rebound and
"fired the puck behind. Doak to send •wingham-Goal, Zuluaf; defenee,
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Hai .play twa minutes later with,
"Ducky" Doak -drawing the asgist.
Wingham went on the offensive in
a do or die effort, but despite the fact
'that they twice enjoyed an odd Man
advantage owing to .Gaerieh penalties,
they couldn't poke the puck past Doak,
who kicked it out in sensational style.
With only ten seconds bat to play, Don
McKay broke from a Wingham ganging
attaek and beat Zuluaf for the final
score of:the game. •
lieltay and Bill Westbrook siere the
only players to receive penalties.. '
Paisley back into the lead at 8 Cordiek druiekshanks ; centre, C.
'Proctor; wings, D. Proctor, JOhnetoxi ;
alternates ; , ',Fester,
Struke.
"Goderich-Goat 11 Daag; defence,
• 31tieKav; Totting; eentre, 'W. Doak;
wipgs, Ara Doak, Art Doak; alternates
W.' Westbrook, B 'Westbrook, Patter-
• son, (Mimi, Garrick, Falconer.
Referees - Appel, Stratford and
Muir, Sealorth. s• • •. •
, •
Sent Paisley two goals Up at 1435, icor-
. hag on . a , scramble. • . • ' . , ' .. -
1 ' The third Period was :only, twelve
seConds old when 'Patterson took Bill
Westbrook's paesotit • from the . corner
1 and' fired the puck in from thirty -feet
out. The Sailors took new, heart- and
for a time held an advantage in. play.
They just missed tieing the game when.
"Micky" Beak's hard shot between' two
players stedek the' goalie's skates and
•StaYed. Out. Thompson dimmed the
' Sailers' ehanee,s when •.1*-4.0ok 3•1`.
Grant's pass to .beat. DO* at 5.10.
ThoraPson scored again less ,.than two
minutes later and Paisley put- the
i game bevoild doubt •svith goals by Gs
'Grant and ,Fenton while aleKay was
serving a penalty around the sixteeui.
minute mark -
Penaltleal were ° ia,sued to • Cordick,
YOungs'WeDaalt, Johnstoe and, McKay..
‘Goderich-eGoal, H. Doak; defence,
Young, McKay; eentre, W. • Doak;
Wine -Sy Arti Mak, Art Doak, alteraateS;
b. Westbrook, W. Westbrook, Patter-
son, Falconer, Garrick,, Serimgeour.
Paisley--1,!Goal, Itelleher ;' defence,
ST. AUGUSTINE
•SHEPPARDTON,, Feb, as34.
Andrew Foster,' wirelesS
electric machinist ofthe manning' pool
at Toronto, formerly of Abernethy,
Sask., spent a few days recently at .the
home of Mrs. A. Foster. '
• Quite a number of people have the
'flu"' lir oureinity---
Mrs
Harold Johnston has tonsilitjs.
We wish her a speedy recovery.
- The, ',community 'extends Its -deepest
ST.ArstrsTrN4 Feb. 10. -The
• people sit this vicinity were •grieved
to liter of the sudden deaths of Rev."
s'rather Brophy of, Kansas City,* and
Urs. Charlie alms of Kingsbridge. Both
were boras and brought up in. 'West
Wawanoah.
Miss Mary Carroll has returned Irani°
after spending a. week in Dunsbannon.
'The, liesars. Patrick,. MurplissjciSepli
Kelly raid Joseph -Forma returned home
again en •Saturday afters,a
training at Chatham. -
The Misses Mary Kinahan, Rita
Paddon, G. «rant ; eentre, Cordick ; Boyle, Ada and &Ina Brophy of ti!e,
wings,. johnston,-DUilgeon ; 'alternates, iWingham High School were Mote for
Thompson, Fentfin, M Grant; Becker time " .
Iteferee-Bruder, Walkerton. Messrs. Morgan Xing, Will Kelly,
Olifford and Earl Teddy, from the
day
b
rtAlbert e.ai.rputitw
.,„ '. ere homf
e , or a
' Mr. Norman Boyie from the iShy
Harbor airport visited "his parents for.
two, days 'last week. .
We are sorry td report that M (Lis
'Mary Greaves is seriously ill.
Mr. tlordon Meadg is still eatulneti
to`Aleiandra Hospital, Goderieh, after
The Age ot Speed a serious appendZeitis operation five
ean't understand why Vernon weeks ago.
didn't propose to you 'when you told
him you were sole heir to soul. aunt's Mistress: You're wasting money!
tlehes."• That electric heater in the hall has t
1 . d twin next .
ProPoged all right -tut it was been on all dav. Maid; Don't worry,
to auntie," • ma'am1 borroweit door
.1 'The Rumor Denied
• A patient in a lunatic ward insisted
he was Adolf& Hitler.
• "Who gave you that .namer' tbe
doctor inquired.
God gave it to me," said the patient,
c.No, 1 didn't," enlwered d voice from
he neiAboring bed. •
symPathy to slge, Geo. DoUgherty and
faintly, also to the relativessiht their
recent bereaveraent,•
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When In TORONTO
visit the
egis
ote
Sherburne St. at -Carlton.
One -Hundred Modern Rooms
with, Private laths, showers and
private telephones.
• Rooms, single, from $2.00 to $2.50
Rooms, double, from $3.00 to $3.50
and111.00
Good Food served at moderate
price. -
Dancing nightly ;" na cover charge
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TORONTO -
Try
• •
HOTEL WAVERLEY
Located ori-Witio Spadina Ave.
• -at College St.
• Eitel-Varking Facilities
Convenient to Highways
se;
Ugh - not.
Rates. Da*$2•56 a"
-• Four te Roue $5 Ill le all
Close to tho University,
Parliament Bending*,
Maple Leaf. Gardena,
Theatres, • Hospitals,
Wholesale •Houses, and
the Fashionable Retail
Shopping District.
.40.100,
• A. I& POWE.U., PntInOlINT
whose death we realize is a great loss
to our community.
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