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_ THE GOtiERIbli,°,SIGISTXL-STAU
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VKINTSTOCEVOICINEWEritirit-WWWWVOLLOWING
isTocK WCR suotTLD-,EE PLANTED, AS ' SOON AS
POSSI[W, FOR 'Douo-Ejts,, Ropu MApDENS,
.A TrawsJITpX4PY'°-ILE'ser ornops
laps orSeson,
I Will Sponsor iraseball , and
Softball iu Varioui'.,
kit/ISIP*4;(4,S$P$01 CMOrs) 5-10e per plant
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T11:e 01414$ e fielsr'grOwn pIants started last
14. and transplanted frefe. ou3 . greenhouses to ale field ettrlY lasl
aU They a're easily Several tiineSlax*er than box grown pansieS
• lithich are nOrmallY offered later in,•the SeaSon, for t"`)00' te afie'p'er
:box of' OveiVe. •The sinairot,ot theNe•plants' have .4-5 btanches.
''VliefifAS., (Asserted tol.ors),' ' 10f per plant
olas: are often dalled-P'erennial PansieS.'as eotapared • to'
ortillierYries-Witieb---a-rereall-Y-4.iennithottell7theY- Of ten:-:-
fet3eedetilemse1veSt 'A, somewhat enialler 'Ana with sinaller bide=
than tho Pansy, they, bloora throughout the -entire season in our
'Arteekarden ivbere we have had Some plants' for several years.
WBREflA (Pate mauve in color) •• ' 20c per plant
Perfectly hardy perennials excelleat for reek garden work or
where -a „Low i spreading perennial is.desired. We have also groWn
414reila in our rock garden for years. -
ALYSSUM (Yellow)' 15e per plant
Another excellent perennialfor. tock garden or for low,
sPreadin„ Work. These plants; spread to •f9rzu a perfeEt met of
'color atter -one or tiWo seasons a grOvetb.
The above listed plants are alllop quality andare priced 5 to 10
cents per plantlesS than the same Auality plant from a nursery.
° FOR YOUR -GARIMN •
ii[EAD LETTUCE $1.00 per flat of,„32 plants or 35e'box of 10
Excellent, bushy planes, just rig,ht for transplanting. This..
year vvitha ban on imported vegetables, grow some head lettuce
in your eWn garden. NOW is the time to plant it. •• Head lettuve
has been in 'tbe field in, Essex Connty for 2 3 weeks now.. It
is frost hartii-and requires the early, cool Weather to form a good
• head. Ahnost all failures of head lettuce to form geed beads is
due• to too late planting resulting in too much heat prior to
maturity of the lettuce.
NURSERY STOCK
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JAOK,SONit'r FLORISTI'S handle the nursery stock of two of the
• largest and most _reliable nurseries in Ontario. We draw a
commission . for handling this_ stock. You pay less than if yOu
Ordered direct because we absorb the shipping and handting costs.
FOr the best in Evergreens, Shrubs:. Perennial's, etc., see us.
Our edvide, is free.
• P.R. ONE 105
BRUCE • ST.
W INGHAM', April 15. Two
hundred enthusiastic.,sportsMenfrom
all parts of Western Ontario eon-
wened here for the"' annual spring
meeting 'of the Western 004410
.thteieAsSaciation. • Reviewing the,,
pas,t. Year's iteSivitlee, "the 117,04.4,,,
has just completed one AiT the- best"
hockey seasons since -inaligurittiOne
With teas in-aetiOlit'frontDeeember
Aprit of Jliis Year. Presideut
th,efg in the 'chair for
Lthe-ineeti o • continued
co-eperation for the coming ball
,seasdn. • .•
Meeting -here for :the purpose of
drawing e'p plans for' the summer
Months, the W.O.A.A. will sponsor
the followipg baseball series; 'Inter-
mediate. junior, juvenile, midget,
bantam, peewee, The W.O.A.A. will
affiliate with the 0.B.& for all hard-
ball series. aild adopt their rules,
except one • rider whereby twelve
miles by well travelled highway be
the distance a team may draw a
player. The deadline for entries is
May ist. Playleg certificates June
15th: • e- - •
l'The Association will spenSer the
f411.0wipg series in Softball: Inter-
mediate, A, B, C, over 1,000. ponula-
tion. 500-1,000, population urider 500,
junior, juvenile, midget, bantam,
peewee. Ladies' softball also will
he featured. The, W.O.A.A. has ap- Referring to the "dep1orab1e-6n=
Plied for an affiliation ,with the Iition" of Victoria Park, teresoltition
0..A.S.A. and will --uSe-itheir rules was •passed at an executive meet -
except for three: Residence rule • •Ing -of. the Coderich Board of Trade
. Enthusiastic intereSt ',marked, the'
tweut$'-sepud annual meoting of the
Izidies' section, of Alaitland. Gelf
Club, field 'on Monthly. With. M.
71
flan- of •°Myers- resulted as• follows:
President,• 'Miss Merjorle, Macile;
viee-presidents;•ilirg., D. D. MoolleY,
seeretarY-tre#!surer:il
Miss M. Thortieloe. "
liouee committee, --- Mrs. N,
Jacicstn4 :NUS, A. „A, Nicol,:
yeners; ;Ws. Graham,
T. a. Costellefe, j.-; Gardner,
Sliss J. Saunders, lirs„Ea_r1 Mc-
Laren, • Mrs, Frank Rad.. Mrs;• L
Papetniek, Mrs, W.- Coulthurst,
Miss Mary Evqiis.: •
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SP0rts conunittee----MAss UzeUi
obuinptekti-;--MrD'ed-Worth-Y”
assistant; -Miss L. Irwin, Miss E,
•Paters'on, Ikliss Margaret -Evans;
Mrs. 0.4111Singer, Mrs. Fred Rouse;
Miss 1‘.1arion, MacKay, Miss' Marg- N e t er len ds, immigration at
eret Bruce. Chatham. •
Arrangements were, made for .a, The moVemeat orNetlfeifiends ine
field day to he held., en Thursday .0f •
naigrantS. was initiated in• a Duteh
each month; and a two -ball- four- church at Oluitharn and was later
assumed• in turn by .the .Ontario
ahd the, ylederal,Governaleun,, „The
party of four families onTuesday
was the first to come direct to
u
amines
rive Jiere
lupuigrauti from Honito. ri4d,
eiint1 oil ,rs
Four ,ifiallies from the 'ether -
lands arrived In UOderiell. on Tues-
-day by tram. • The party
•Comprised' eight adults and, seven-
teeti• childree. • TbeY left • their,
uatiVe' farm lands- ,in ,Holland' to
(tees the- Atlantie'ie alAitelt ves,,s,ek
and on Arri'llti"
tiUt aboard., u. colonial 'iii
whielf tile f travelled frOM, the 'east
'G de
Th were tired
c 'est. tok, o r C „ „ e
het happy es, tp..ey *pro greeted by
liqrou eolnify •farniers.• and byJos
ional
'Employmeet Office. • bete ' who had
been notified -of their. arrival by:
'el i 1 c t officer -of
JOU. 1 uga p e
some 9_11 Tuesday evenings'."•
The. annual _bridge •pArty will be
held at the club ..houie.aan Friday,
June 18th, to' be convened by Mrs.:,
Murphy. •
Tea was .served At the close of •
.Goderie.h. • •
the "meeting, with Mrs, N. O.- Jack- The little children, -ranging in age
son •and, Mrs. C. •Sehneiker , as from infant in artias to approxim-
ately tenor twelve years, were fair-
hostegses."
haired bright little things-,' wear-
ing Iioods and warm coats. In the
balmy spring au. which prevailed
when the train arrived, •the mother
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of the largest family discarded her
coat; but was kindly advised to take
.it with her in the ear, by the•farmer
to Whose ..'Place they 'Were -going.
The 'men looked tired 'and weather-
-beaten, but_a_.happy ,feeling of com
radeship 'was *noted as they con -
. versed ip theirt„native 1,angt1age.
-Mr. • aid DeWeerd and
seVen children, of Dwingelo, Hol-
land,- were as,signed tojhe farm of
Cfeiger) A.R. p„,„
whosg;tiv-e-dtiat car was packed to
the, lthlt. a trailer behind carrying,
separate house oe his .farm for the
new•familY, but •admitted, he' was
a bit napplussed about „providing
fOod for the present; btitgarnel
rose, to the oceasidn by 'Stating all
would' get -edjusted .in time. • •
• Mr'. fled Mrs. 1..; Klitevrand three
Derkje. NV.iebrig3e and
Lysbeth, were assigned 'to • the
fa mi. Of, L. .Eedy:13ungainfon.,
Mr. and '3Irs-: P•-lieemer.sand five
children, Hiltje. Baukentkaltje: Wel-
nmed, Penne and Paulus, went with
Mr., W. Ratz to his -farm near
Crediton.
Mr. M. K. Jolms6n.• R.R. 2,
Auburn, was at the.statioh-to Nce-1,••
Come Mr, and 11"011rItla
two children. Lyepetli Bud Dirk Ape.
The woinbil did -not understand
nor speak Englieh, bit * -one- or.'l-w.o.
:of thr,' men:did suffielently to answer
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questions. . • - , .
BOARD OF TRADE URGES
,, CIVIC IMPOVEMENTS
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{gin nged - to -May- ist„,-dista n ce f o
_ported Player. twelve miles; entry
deadline- • May • 1st playing '-cer-
tificates, Rine 15th ;birth certificates,
minor series, July- 1st.
LION'S HAD BIG DEFICIT
ON 'BASEBALL LAST YEAR
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re: .
SIONM'CHAIRS
and u
lier1,5 occasional zhairs,:iiirch and waInu;,' frames, rep,
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Velour And, silk .coverings, web and spring. Seats. Re-
eliiirs with ottomiile- • --
Every One REDD.O-D PRI -OE for one :W9e1.'
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1.11CA4F—L-A-MPS-
Ladirebt floor Tanws, giving you 100-200 or 300 watt
• ht,- with 3 oa,ndles,'r and handiewn -Silk shades.
All Conste1eirfe...$15.95
•.pHONE, 399W
. A recommendation that -entries he
mada foe -miner baseball tetimS this.
season was passed at anexecutive
meeting, of the- Goderieh Lions 'Club
on Tuesday night: „The recominend-
• ation •-is. to 'be brought before': a
----,-•tierin 'meeting of .the club in .May
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..for apprdval.-- . •
P ' .1t was revealed that there. was
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•a. deficit of severalitullifired ,dollars'
• on the operation of the teams laSt
year. Doubt was expressed by some
as 'to' whether 'the players' apprecl-
ated what was done for them ,And
• hit was-1•,..nggested that only one team
e entered . this year in order to.
. a vpid . continued fi ri a n ci a 1 loss •in
- •sponsorship of baseball. Othersoin:•-'
entered
tho-nrtruatt• te:tnisos.h. ortld wbal.,
.' finally decided to recommend to 11
' general meeting of the .club that
-all,''teamS 41e- Sponsored. again -this ;-
coming season.
n order, to keep a elle& on ex-
Penditures for .basehail• teams, s the
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. Lions appointed N.ormare-Miller,fts
•Ernauelal Manager .and purchasing
agent;-: without *hese apProval no
purchases could be mede, . .,
..,... • -Nip" - Whetstone reported . that
on the operation of tbeLions.hockey.
teams during the past winter there
• was a„ deficit . of more than three -
hundred d011ars. These teeth's, were
the •Midgets. Snvenilei. Peewees and
Tinntnms. A ' vote. of ' Sincere ap-
preciation was extended to ° Lion_
. Whetstone for -the time. and. interest
he had :given to the managing_ of_
- the--11-6-e-keY-fealtii.
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Wednesday night -urging that it be
"cleaned' tip and • kept clean." A
letter. to this effect- .1.S to he for-
warded to' the t own • Council. .
A.' Mair,
of the resolution, W.
A. Mair, stated there- was consider-;
able broken', glass 'Over the. field
which was particularly dangerous
for 'children:. Mr. Malcolm Mothers
.pointed" outthat with SOTinitny :tour:
ists passing this perk ia the stinpver
time it was not in ei•conditiqi to
he any. particular credit to th.e
• The .ehairmAn. of the 'civic cone,
was voted. fifty 'dollars' for
expenses - in bnnection • With----tn
beattelfleation campaign, May. -.44 to
• .r.rhe tourist eoininittee whs author-
ized to-ereers,igns at the approaches
to the to*ii advising tourists that
there is • a to-nrist • information
booth in the Square • for their con-
venience. The tourist;.committee is
to have charge of the May. Meeting;
Mr. H. D. Helstrop stated- that
the---Tinited -States -.,censnl , 'at 'Ham-.
n- recen t i tor, to God e--
rich And was. impressed With his
visit here.., He made a quick "Stirvey
of the town • from ,an industrial
.standpoint. _in -eluding • a ,survey on
the pessibilitieS••for exporting goods
through •Gederich port to • .United
States-eentres.: •
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-FUNERAL 'op, 'miss FRANCE'S-
JOHNSTON
The funeral serviee. for Miss
-Prftuees--hnston;'-w-hlY-passedaway-
on
Wednesday of- List week.• was
conduCted by Rev. G.' -W. H. Medley
on Feeley afternoon at the Bropbey
funeralhome. The interment was
-in Maitland -remetery. the pall-'
bearers being .David. Green, Jas.
Campbell: Wm-. McLean. .D.
Wig-
gins,\. Newcombe and R. ;Tames.
Th age- a t tend ing from_ a 'distance
--ivere.'1,ir., and Mrs. Panl •teinploWski
and son, .TohnSton, • ef -,--Detroit.: Mr.
REV.DR,. O. HAXEN
•Digs AT -LQNDON
George Neil izeh,
former •heloited Pastor •pf Igort11
street- ket1ia4tst (now. United)
(tura, died on Sunday at Victoria
capital. London., .whieh cit he
had resided „Siti"Ce 1s tetirenient
from 'the active • mirtistr, fOftteen
Scars_ ego. Dr. -Hazen, WAS, eighty,f,
Xears of ag,e. ITis feur,,Year
'Paito.ral term in Goderieh WAS front
4004 10. 1008, MI it ""waS cinting•
ft15 term 'Oat the . present ,Nortb,
;street churell. "
•06,i17 it. Port ROWan, December
18621, pt. Hagen was ti pubTfe
teaeber ',far five years before
entering,:the ininistry; lie entered
tbe ViiiversitY of TorontO, and grad-
uated In 1895' vvitrhonors phiios-
QPTIY. :The seme year he „completed'
theologF,a-mt„-w„
&fined in the London': Methodist'.
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Coeferenee, "
.Subsequently,, Dr. Hazen. ,served,
in the Methodist ministry at Strath
toy, his •first charge; at Wyoming;
Divin'e street church:, Sarnia, •-where-
he- spent two terms; at Listowel:
Blenheim; North street Methodist
church, Gocierich ; Wellington,street
Methodist church. London; andSen-
tennial Methodist church London
to -which be later returned after it
had become Centennial _United,'and •
from whieh he retired in 1934. • "
In 1914 he was elected' president
of the London Conference of the
'Methodist- Church, and throughout
his ministry he served 'on various
bonrds and ,committees in connec-
tion with the church. For thirty:
seven years he was an the board
of management of Almft College. Ssi.
Thomqs•••• Tn 1919 Victoria • Col-
lege.' Toronto, conferred upon him
the degree of doetor'of divinity. He
was arehiVist-for-the Louden Con-
ference and since bis retirement
had acted. II'S-Presbyterian chapinin
at Victoria Hospital,
His wife, Annie. predeceased lifin
Seven years. He is -Survived by a
sister', -Mrs.- C. D. Pletcher: Salem,
Oregon. A sister. Mrs. W. A. Clarke.
London, died n number of -years ago.
Huron Liberal. Association
ENSAII TOWN
nes
Murnhy: "Hare ve seen Pat late -
',IV?" Mike: "Faith., yes. 1 thought
T saW him :on the ether side of, the
rend Yesterday, apd he thoright. be
saw but bezorra. when- we21-a-01-
Ian -to one •another it 'was -neither
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of 'Us, • ••.. .„
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-PRIZES PRESENTED , , Wm. Cie -Ogle. Mr. and Mts. - Albert
Craigie, Mr. and Mrs.. Beg: Craigie
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AT BOWLERS' SMOKER . a dein:liter, Mr. Samuel "rraigie,
,
Mrs. Andre* • Hopkins, Mrs. Fred '
Sinit4L.,Zys.Irl TV_21 ippe Mesa,"
.T. B. Cii.i..ie i•-ind T(Wit-ertaiwris,
tobernlie1W--* -nr. -Anil- Mrs_Chester
Farquhar find ° Miss Katharine
Martin, of Clinton. .
The trophy- for the league eham ,
pionship. went, te0oderich French LAWN BOWLING' • -
11ry ,Cleaders. The team was com- ,
posed of C. Adams: L. Burrow's, r. -TOURNAMENTS FOR 1948
ktnith. I. Rumig and C.,Liewery..._ . ., ,
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:. PreSentation of the trophy waS fnade Tournament cliates for district No.
b,t the chairman, "Sid" Shenton.., 4. of the ProVincial Lawn Bowling
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. ,Awards were presented , 'also. to Assneirition luive been -arranged as
. the followingWliff. McManus, for ftfilmvs : • •_ • , ,
• high single' score:. Bill Wilson for Stine• 2. 1,30 p:rn,. Goderich, doubles •
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high triple seore: Clayton Nivins June 3, 7.30 p.m.. St. Marys. trebles
for high average. , " • •Sune 7, 7:30, pam, N!-tcheil. teAtes
Runnere-up to the winniug Gode- June 9. 7.30 p.M., Seaforth. doehles
Tien.. Freneli pry Cleaners team wa,.. jene 14. '7,30 pan„ flieten. ' trebles
the Goderieh Elevator tenni, Win -
ping team of the eensolatien series
sill,: •the- Lions Clbh term. '
A highly'. 'ftecesSfel Industrial
:League bowling season was .ended
_last Friclay_niglit_when more than;
100 bowlers attended a "smoker"'
at 'the Britisii, Exchange Hotel.
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Will C. Ma **son
Blue Water Piano and
'Piano Accordion Studios.
- Gift -Shop and, Tourist I:.
• Home Away from Home.
-Picton St. — .Phone 286
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pHoNg,625W- GOERICH
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• OBITUARY
CAPTAIN EARL .TIPTKIN
The death. of Captain Smiles Earl
Jenitia, known in Oederich,
occurred on Manday at his home.
at Lucan, affer- e year's illness.*Boru
in Colborne. - township, Captain
Jenkin was. the"..sen of the late Mr.'
d Mis. Edward Jenkin. Slucehis
inaEriage to Viola Hodgins he had
jived at .Lucan. He .had sailed the
:Great Lakes sipee the age Of nine-
teen- 'year -8' 'and for . twenty years
was with the Imperial .011 COM-
A:fatly, And Was master of tre tanker .
(lately renamed the
Cornivallir He IS survived by his
wife and four sons. He was a.
member of Maitland Masonic 'Lodge • .
and of Huron, Othlfellows Lodge,
Goderich. Rev, L. C. Harrtion 02.•
ficlated at the funerarServiee at the ,
family residence on Wednesday) .and
intmenent was in St. James' -ceme-
,
tery, Clandeboye, where Masonic'
burial rites were performed., by
Maitland Lodge, .Goderich.
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BOOST THE GODERICH LIONS CLUB'S
"PERCIII-DERRY"
•In -your Rersonal letters -t�' friends in Western Ontario,
tell them about it. Buy an entry ticket yourself (wily
. 50 cents). and now on sale at the refreshment booth in the
• bathing.. house at the _dock. First prize is -$50 cash -and,
itt -additioii, other valuable prizes tor largest perch caught.
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THE VOL. LOWING. ragio-HANTs AND FIRMS •
SPONSOR TRIS.`' ADVERTMEMENT IN :HE
INTERESTS OF A SUCCESSFUL "PERCH DERBY." .
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• Equippewith new, '1Vge lee storage„ we are noW
7to. fill. your seasoiiii. ice requirements:-
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'1111RON -ICE- CO.
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June 1(Li7.30 p.m.. Stretford. rinks
.Thne 21.7.30 pan.,:tnvistock. treblee
, _Time' 23,1.30 p.m.. Wing:hal* donbrs
'Hanna, trophy)
Juni, ,23. 7.30 p.m., Mitehell:-Itrebles
June, 24, 7,30'p1rn., St, Marys, trebles
.Trinel 25, 7.30 ; p.in . -. -Exeter, doubles
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provMed pleasant evening for •' (purity Flour trophy+
ever eighty »Pl*SpOS at the' lliasonie..Tn"
ly 1, 7.30 p.m.. St. Marys, dobbleS,
i ° , a
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,TeMple on Wedeesday evening. -the .Tilly5. 730, Pan- Mitehell, trebles
4111/,)(14rQ.. fit a500.' were -Ari.,, Aviri. Tidy 7.- 1.20 p.m:. E,X.efer, ,d0iib1es
'Mills and S. Ti... Wheelq; 2nd. Mre. 'July 7 '1'36 P '111 ‘4VitiRlini 'l11114.1eq.'
•M. .1. Ainslie and T. Sniulv : -Iird. ., • . , • .• • . .
' ... • (11n in iften:iroph71.,
..itr.,„ Evelyn sentse nna .w. 4-,,. .Tilly'. S. 1,30 p.m., LneknoveAmibies
•, minders. , - Liineli Wns served to
.• July S. 7.30 p.m..,St. Merys, doubles
epheinde the 'evening's program. .. .Tii ly 9, 7.30 p.m:. rs h.:, tford, doubles
1.""" • Jiffy 12. 7.30 ; p.m.. F.1,xoter, trebles• •
1--- • .---„..- i -., 1y 14. 1.90 p.m.. 9eaf rth, tr 1es .
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Fulle,r :13rusit6s_
(Expelleiree Flout troplec') '
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if we niisied ; YOU oif our
. ;Tilly 19, 7.30 p.m., Tavistock. rinks
•spring trip write us- or Phone Jilly 21. 1.30 pan., Gailericli; houbles
...otleet; , - ' ' '''' ' (Hunt trophy)
After May 15 we . exeeet to' 'July ,22, 7.30 p.p., St. Ntarysl treble's?*
• 1July '23. 7.30 pim., Exeter,l treble
• Gotleiieli phone nimiber will
be .a(lVertised,' ' . :Tinly 2R; 1,86 PAL, ,Seitfortli •* '
4111:V 20., 7.:01: tue11,11,1:0inng. ,r1Ii::$
. ( r.rastis.. playaowitliiki,-
loiefte ,in Goderich Avheri, ' a
Ilie.;Aiteanthne,..1.S::;.iorna
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K- -
Aug. "2; 1.30 ;Pan.: -gtra Void; ehle
EN .TREITZ S Al
lje., 4, 1,30 prxr.,- Wifighatil. -doubt's'
'Varna •• Ont.
g:' An
'Phone Clinton "82a-R-42•(Western' Foundrytroplizir
4, MO pan.. TaVistock;doubr
Aug.A
• .• ug. 0, t,.30 p.m,' Mitchell; rinks , '
.17x Aug. 9, 7.30 p.m., Stratford, rinks'
Aug. 1.1.. 1.80 pan., SeafOrth, ,tinks
, (13oShart riirtilture*trophy)
Mg. -12, 1,130 p.M.,„LnekiroW, ,treblea
PAINTS 4 Bit AIMS Aug- 12, 7.30 0 11,111., ,st. aarys, trebles
PLO -GLAZE • •
Aug. 18: 7.30 Pant, Clinton, doubles
Ang: 18;1.3pan., Ilteter, doubles
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. Mtg. .25. 1.86 pat:. StratfOld, ritikg
WA.t0),APEItS '''' ' ept. , 1, 1•.gf4 p.tn.i N'Vingham trebles'
.,(4erchants.*_,Nlanufaclurers
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,,8011t.. 8; 1.40 pan. Seafortb, doubleS
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Sept.' 1q, 140 6.nia gederteht doutiot
pplivoice Shop,, , - . , (Wood trOPhY) „
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„, deOrge Viathlogon ,of Godefleh o 'Obinigh) ''PrOpe! ' idistfid. elutirtnad; IL ,Itiverb,' a
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A GET-TOG1F,ThER PARTV
A joint- eard party of the men's
and ladies' • Lawn Bee-lhig -Clubs
at 840
,
for the purpose, of -nominalcipg. a Oandids,te to contest the
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riding of Huron in the forthcoming •provincial --elections
interestit of .the Liberal -prpry.„:. —
IRt?Yk.,ICALIOIX/SOB:
'Preidde#
Special speakers will „be
, . .
11
Farquhar
(Hive
Leader of Liberal party of
Ontario.
Golding,
and °theme._
WHYTE -
- Secrettiry
ct-t
N's
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• iluilt-ashcrrt phone paii to our office and yoii.r
alt -e ou ;their v.tay to a bended cold
storage vault, They!re'scientifieilly ,pr,oceff.:
d'nd kept is.fe.froni:
•niothsri drying heat 'and
theft, All Of this at low:. .
-7-at prices in,:ti,rra.
Phone
fiT
into 2 Raw
• L
rasirieri,
PHONII '85 '•
MacDONALD • ELECTRIC
64 BRITANNIA ROAD
PHONE 24.
CURRY'S TAXI -
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PHONE 3383 ,
• CANADIAN TIRECORPORATION
-ASSOCIATE STORE
NORTEST. „ \ • • PHONE 69
II. O. JERRY
. COAL .AND COKE
GODERICH- -HARBOR
• PHONE 22
• -JOHNSTON • & MAL4OUGEL,
MACHINE SHOP
HAMILTON ST.
I • -
PHONE 40:6W
ESELL: BROS. ••
•
T,gE. siluARI. •
PHONE 288
'.4nommumn, '
- AINSLIE
MUT -MARKET-
THE SQUABE
• -111...:CitAl;t1STPN
COLD ST,GRAGE AND 4.4OCKER SERVICt
KINGSTON ST.' •PHONE- 350
PliONB: 21.
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,THIESO
, •glageTitic AND ACETYLENE 'WELDINCt.
14EVITGATE ST PHGNE, 06Vit
it7
44,
PURITY FLOUR MILLS
00DERT011, MO;
PLUMBING
PARJC ST,
HEATING
INDER
'RE111 mziAL waltz
• PRiC 1.27,
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