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"Othests and ". Say, et -dears•'''
Take Both .Gaines,4 Rear,-:
En 'agelnent ,.
The return -a a in "ie bakt-
s'
ball' .bout between: Goderieli and
Tcineardine were played' rti,t Rin
venrdine . yesterday and resulted in
a..,r•double will for the• .Goderich
Lea: Bajelr;• J ---E ,)stetson and
Don ,•MacEwan each scored *-three
1.Qin,ts for 'the, Goderich
'"Ghosts," -and the whole teaiii put
tip an excellent game. • Captain
Lennon: of the Kincardine steam, with
ots,
eight pol*was the "top' dog' ofv
the 'whole. show, and, his team-mate
40e MaeDonald tnlll kl six, •blit even;
with these .good; Scores, their .teal/
fellbehind, ..the final , tally: being
22:19 in ;fa\'or oar • the "Ghosts."
KINCA RIMNI+:= d. Lawson, Ross
Lailiont(4), Robt. Black' (1),
Braden Henry,. Capt. Chas. Lemon.
(8), Ind: Corel; J, Kincaid, Jos.
MacDpnald (6) ; • Bruce .fileKeeman;
J• Lovey, Ed.' MoAlkstor:' Total--
1.9 points. •• • ,
• - GODIRICH--Capt. >d°, L. Haley
• (1), G, : Tyndall. (1)-, Manager,.
Eugene •Baker, Jas:: Fellows, Leo
Baker (3), Eric Holmes (2),; .T. E.
Patterson, : (3), Roht. heMaire • (:2)
Don; MaCE'wa;n (3); Ken Wilmot
(),•Don. Holmes.. (2)'7,-, Barry Doak,
. Jno. E Westbrook (2) . ` Total. -22
points.
"Basket -Dears" Win '2218 .
Goderich,.-.jadies•- also won their
game` after-• slipping badly in .the
second . , and tljird quarters. . Thev
scored 22 points to their opponeiits' with . 505 . and .685, For ' Knot it
18 was Dorothy. Raynard and John
'Schaefer With .410 and, 440
St. George's 'No.:,1_ and „Victoria
battled it •oirt, to tr' 5=2 -win-for St.
George's.. St..;George's .Total, -.2968
Vietoria.,>..2932.. High lolly : for St.
George's was Ruth ,Reid with 485,
high man: vas Lorne".B•roadley'"wit'h
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weake an
Jack s e- s H
X abet
iestlake l d theVio a
ria'team with
scores of 404 and 049..'
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North Street No. -2 took 5 of the
7, ointts f tom St. Peters With scores
of 3235 lied fi `' innie. fle'n' teir
sots -;with- 5,67- -led-the-lt dies Fof Nor•,tlr
Street, while Ed ` J•essop i i 713
NORTH'ST.. NO. INOREA E,S
."•;LEAIr.IN ,CHURCH LEA C UE`
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North Street N4.6 'I, ? d@ /sure
of their -hold, ods the '' I0.st 'place
positions on Tuesday, night' when
-they took all seven-to'nts-from 'the
Knot No. 1 team ink the "tli`tureh
Leaue;.
Tlgie Ba.ps' uiiusual game of the
'evening was played.' 'between St
,George's No, 2 alio the Baptist
team. it'the fust galne:;botli teams
scored 8,32: AS, a' result. it was
"tided to give both teams a 1-1 Count.
This made the final .score 6-1 in
fiii,or of St, George's.. 'Phis'' is the
-first time this has happened" in the
league and it is considered quite
a coincidence , - •
North Street Nb. 4- took 5 of the
7 points- from their No, 3 team With.
as sore of ..3062. to 2702.. For the
No. 4 ' team 13elen' Robius'un was
high lady; with 494 and .Tim Lee was
high'anuli- with ' 735. For No. `3-
team it was• Lorai.ne. Hodgins . and
Dick .I.lughes. with scores of 459
'and. 502.
North Street No. 1 met and de-
feated' Knox • No. 1, 740, with 'a
score of :3102 against 2500., Ke,tllie
•Snider,alid,:Wes. Richardson .were
high bowlers .for the 'North St. team.
gardener in cleaning up axict, ;ettin'g'
ready -for the i&ew season, -but, 1iI{e
all:• draatle reuiedies,Q "it ..can, also
As Soon as �ti 'snow, goes.:or
,possiblyvn . before; ; it'`s • a good
thing to' get all old, weeds, brush'
:xn'cl dry :'grass cleared. '-away • '.and.
li rned. White *ohne . of this `may
'art, down into hununi, . if handled
prop>erly,the•• dryer :,Stuff ;'takesa
long time too disintegrate /did usually:
it • cQntailis a' lot of 'weed ' seeds
that .are best destroyed-° •y ;. .
Where at all r possible 'burning
"Should bedone where the ashes
cola • be ' w.orked . •iuto the . soil;
These ashes • ; eontaun a little,
.potash, °w.hicia, is one of the.
essential fertilizer` m'ateriais, A.
good suninly of 'the.. same can be
obtained—,when the ashes faina..tile`.
fireplace, especially i -hero'lza.rdwood•
is burned, are spread over the soil:
Coal ashes, :on the• other hand, have
•not niuci: value tis' a fertilizer,, britt.
they will Help .opens uli heavy
• Forr ' the Compost Heap
Later on when . growth starts,'
;'green weeds, leavea and other trash
should all :be piled- up in a corner
of the garden. covered with a few
havers of .•soil' .' an ;. if •••obtaixtable;
•some 'inatiure.. :if wa°tered• ,occa-
sionally and perhaps:.treated with
smile :of'the special •humus ; aking•
cliopikais, this material will 'break
down, rapidly, and -make .the finest
.its
sort •of garden .soil, •112ostexperts
.
regard -then eoiilpost. ,pile as an -es- °
1 n
sential irt of ,their .rot
Abli'bst
' anylliiii that" will •rot can. be ilicor-
porated. 'Melte the pile ' is;
-la
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ger
itcot be. screened With some .quick-
growing
annunlis or some :permanent
.shr umber, 4. . ,
6Miniature' Greenhouses
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`e a aI
ear there have In decent.•y s h i
The teams,: .. p
KIN•CA.RDINE LADIES --:.Joyce.
Em arton Stew
art,
:Betty
'MacDonald (2), Margaret
St. peter,,
'Shirley- Pearce, Capt. •Cecelia 'Macy-
Donald (1a),. Pearl Marland, Bett3'
Tucker. Total -18 points. =
ET- S..
.$AS]E� .,<,I�.�,AIP• _ _ .
—Ca aim Maxine Martin,;
(6),
,
• Wilnia Gaynor,. June Baechler,.
y. Moore (4)„4 Mary ' Thorpe -
Joe, 1eanpm'X rain.:- "-Jag - klazel,
Wilmot, Norine Willis,:.Audrey Ginn
= (4)•,- .Norma FIa�r)itt; •-•-Betty- Wes&
brook. Total. --22 points.
You'_llfinr7 MITZRYMEING for the' syrup making- season-,
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KING'S •SIRT BIRTHDAY be :celebratedin Canadaon June G,
QETAWAhfiarcT�8:=The-Kln 's• it- Aroclaimed in the Canada
mlier••14. li in robleAii because Gaz'e'tte today. The King's birth-
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-'` fulls too close •to Chrstllris, will' day'.�rie�ualiy fulls on "Dec e
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YOUR NEWLIFE and "L1J'ETERIA DEALER •
Vhave, at lowest prices, quality ty Clrk Sturtor:' _Lifeterr
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ed the Men. -T"ar. S 'Pett,, s 'liar
aret Evans- and ."Ticker" i Zero let
the_ scores, with 503 and
St. George's No, `,• find Baptist by.
tying the 'first game /lade the count
64 in -favor of .St• George's,' with
total scores reading 2772 against
2610. ,Olive Davis tid Bob Need -
"am ` were :high • bowlers 03 r fit.
George tit 424- maid ---SSS Helen
Hesse' and' Daviel Medley' With 432
and 443 led- the Baptist team.. •
Honors, this week go to Winnie
.ii iidexso{i ivitli _ 567, nod .i n_J
.with 735. jun, had a single. game of
.334, which was a higher score for•
one canxe than a nuiil:bet* of the
•bowler:s had for three: Ed.: Jessup
also silortld--btu:.,mentioned;.,. t ith.
sdore of 713 for three games. •
• - • LE: CITE" :STAB DIN•
. _North Street' No. 1 .... ri
North Street No. 2 .... 69 '
I'eter's .'. ......
St.' George's No: 1 .,. 62
St. cxeorge's No_.2' 62..
-Nmth Street Nb. 3 `.... 61,
North. Street 'No, 4 .... 55',
-Knox No. 1. 54'•
Bnilitist .,.:.....„, 52
a n '
-1 k
Knox No.' 2 37
g Distance, ':operators now put through over
Ola.r Lon •
million calls a month twice as many as six years ago:
anotherand
_ TO -day more: iarn111es keep In touch with oue "
busy men iet more things done byLong Distance..
.
.. • Providing for_. this growinuse of 'Long is an
Important part of ourvast ex ansloxi "andimproivcment.
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program• Thousands of new operators have been add.ed
ore...ar �exne]eete and.,11-aingit 11uur.el
,s: •.of new
��xlzt tt� � �rQve�t swxtchboards'ar�d linos
halre.-1?-eerr-puilt
more are oil the .way,.
With Long •Distance as with local. service, we want to_ put
your calls through courteously, quickly and accurately --to
_�.�.._:...-. ,g..• .. _ , ..._ ..._ . .• iiia. te. rPagive ou even greater value bycontinuing to
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m:
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�an -�etterrephoreservice at the locvestposbecost:
peared. on the maiket little waxed
Paper caps. ° In "lathe and size these
resenilile the old-fashioned. ._straw
hat `or "coati- breakfast_'.' Bir".rising
tliean file ,gardener can get a, fort:-
night
ort-night • to mouth• :start. with such
things as melons, tomatcies,•.eabbage
and. idler ' tender plants• that non:
nraily .cannot be set 'outside Until all
danger of frost :is of err•
.., L . t -t c .,.,tie 1 ala z�.t: rn• ...f tr
are Made, the Seeds s(wn .oil'. tlae
plaints sept out; :Cid theta the wholii
is. covered • with the paper • cap,
anchored fast with a' bit of • soil
or a -stone, or two: • in these beds•,'
too, 'tan 11e""'pranted very early a
bit of lettuce =or, a few .radishes.
The paper cap acts as a greenhouse,
protecting from late and even. severe
frosts:. and pushing growth -along
Weeks ahead of,.ii�rmal.
f
- : •Soxnei;hinigW,i11 Grow _
No matter' hoW unfavorahte -the:
•location there i5 :Smile bower; •Tvege-. ,
table or shsub''that.' will thrive
in it. Some flowers, .vegetables and - •
certain varieties of .grass;..aetuaily7
prefer; shade, some Rant acrid soil
rather than sweet, some like heavy- - -
cla3 ' ,better than loam or g.'nc1. .The
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thing in planning 'is,. to consider
these special likes and dislikes, then
a
tci_c1Hc,t tlipse°-a;lant"1"-that-shit vnes
special •location. • ' `
BARGAINS AND SUGGESTIONS'FOR.WEEK FROM
1VTAROR '2610 APRIL -2nd' INCLUSIVE
. 'Dren€.' 'Hato
Shampoo ' . • Shampoo,
39e, 67c. 29e; 49e,
1.10.' : , , 89e.
Toni' Home • Rave
Permanent . Kit novae -
2.50' .,
ICefli 1.25 • 1.25. •
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RGE SIZE- 1-6
]2,5i
Robber Sponges --
3 side 39c,. 50c,
Moth Raps, reg. " 29c
vi_aexviet2e 2 . ,toar
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Combination Attar me
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1.50 Fountain Syr inge
35e Iodized: Thrroa t
Gargle . »-... • , ....
--39e—Cocoanut—all
Shampoo ;' . , ..... .
y Pan, to. clear
1.29 Halibut Liver Oi1
Caps. ` . ...... r .....
I.20 Bronco Seltzer ... r
15ciI
'75c
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sprpriaod :it took only one gallon tit. do sick
a beoutifulji5hir'
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•100.000 units 43c ` as,
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lEpsorn Salle .. , lbs, 29c
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