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CisINTON WANED
The warehouse of the Hanover
Transport C onipany at the north
end of Clinton was eonpletel, de-
stroyed by fire ozr Wednesday. night.
Contents lost included five trucks,
three semi -trailers, two tractors and
Alfey tons of freight, -Several of the
company's vehicles were not in- the
buiidkaag and escaped the fire., The
blaze originated in a truck motor.
Ab►ciut Live years' .ago the eon-
pany's'--,buildilg on the salmi .site
Iwas,. burned.
TOP ATHLETE OF G.C.I.
James: H. Buchanan, eighteen -
year -old sun of Mr. and Mrs. John
'Buchanan, R.R. 3, Blyth, has been
chosen to represent Goderieh I)is-
trict Collegiate' •Institute in the
eLaders' Club. Jim hos ,Teen a
strong contender in track and tield
sports and in baseball and -gives
his preference to baseball as a game
requiring team play as well as. in-
dividual effort. He says if adults
would` Show . an • interest i4r the
athletic activities of the seb ol> it
would he a spur to further ae-
eornplishments.•
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LAWN 1OWLERS ELECT
At the annual dinner of the Gode-
rich I:awn Bowling Club .officers for
3 a weee chosen as follows: Presi-
dent, Wm. McLaren; vice-president,
Li'alt er He p fmau ; secretary, Earl
Allinson- treasurer, Archie Towns-
end: chairman for outside tourna-.
ments, George Baechler; for local
tournaments, Charles • Allison •
grounds, chairman, 'George Mathie-
.sun.
MG. CITY INDIPTERENCE
Life in some of,tour 1?igger cities is
gettink „mighty eallous, says Napier
MoOre in hiS column Lin The Fin-
ancial Post: -"The other day the
wife of a' friend- qf ours tripped
over Mule Obstruction on the pave-
ment, .fell heavily and lay :there.
-Snd ten or ,more people walked
First invitatio{r"i curling lonspiel
to be hold in Goderieh in a quarter
of a century got under wayf'on Wed.
uesda3 morning at the Memorial
Arena•- with twenty-seven„ kinks com-
peting, seevnteen of. them frown
out of toil a,` `it is a 'three-day bon -
spiel and will end Friday night.
,.,The Town of Goderieh has don-
ated. a. trophy for the main event,
Goderieh 'levator for the sgconrd
*eat and Labates for the con-
solation. ,Lu --addition th'ere will be
prizes for' the first 'four teams ,to
finish in `the various events.
Visiting rinks )Ir'% from Stratford
(3), Clinton, St. Marys, Kincardine,
Owen Sound, Sarnia (2), Port,
Elgin ('), Southnunptou, Seaforth,
Tivertilti, • Palmerston, it, ' Forest
and. Forclivich. Ten of the compet-
ing rinks are from $oderich.
The bonsltieb. comri.tittee. is corn
posed of B. Symouch, Fred. Noble,
A. Boutilier, Er Cranston, J. Allaire,
J. Moody and L.• Wakelin.
.The Goderieh . skips are D. G.
Grist, L. Wakelin, J, Boody, Ed.
Pritchard, '.Fred Fox. Dr. Ray
Hughes, Dr. N. Jackson, E. Cran-
ston, Fred Noble and Boutilier:
O-ut-of-to-wn .skips.- tire -:.__ Clinton,
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U, Hawkins; Kincardine,- Wally
MacDonald; St, Marys, Scott;
Whaley: ; : Stra tfordr-l3inkleyr Tt.
J. Beata and W: T, Booth ;' Owen
Souud, Ted Gardhouse ; Sarnia, C.
Annand .and W, D. A1eCart.; Port
Elgin, Archie Schell • and R. Light-
foot; Southampton, E. G. Dixon;
Seaforth, C. Barbour; Tiverton, It.
E. Begg; Palmerston, W. Pike; Mt.
Forest; M. Collison; Fcirdrvieh, Earl
Patterson.
R. E. Begg's rink of Tiverton 'is
scheduled to meet Joe Moody's rink
of Goderieh on Friday afternoon in
the semi-finals of the main •event
for the Town of Goderieh trophy.•
In the s_enfi-finals of Abe second
event for the .Goderieh Elevator
'
ton will meet A. beheli's rink of
Es•erbody is dating Elna. Elna Port' ItIlgin on Friday afternoon:
In the quarter -finals of the eon,.
is coming -to Goderich. • -15
solation event-. f I
-
• Donald of Kincardine,. Free.q`ox
and W.' 11.f. Rike of Palinerston.
The finals • of all three eventS
will be played on ,Friday night.
PORT ALBERT, April -10.-L-Mr.
George Dougherty is patient in
there last week after- having n re -
much Improved.
• cement .erected this week.
The latest roport we bare on
very' serious Operation on his back
'• ft Atilt -eds'Y to sing w -hen 'you a're'carrying
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Lendon, IS ain't ,he iS improv-
ing very .. bavict4 .had to
lie very 'still on hard sukaces. His.
friends of this' di3trict linpe' he'.
will smin be in a inucn improved -
At the servii4 held in "'Christ
tisms were peffrin-d.. ;The son of
Brian' Samuel and .-the Son,,
mahon sang a beautiful solo.
An arrangement -of inuCh interest!
to the, communitV Is an eel trap,
situated -just ,.below the,•, --dam
the. Port the 'Nine Mile 'River.:
This trap 'was pat the!'e two weekg1
and FOrks 'and is; guarded eon-;
stantly by two !twill men.
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CREWJ, April 10.—lir, and Mrs.
Jim Sherwood visited with )Mr.
and Mn. ,. Andrew Gaunt of St.
.ld lens on TueSdhy afternoon, '•
lr. and Alps. Jack Durran and
six children, spent the week -.end
in $p .Eingvale. with Mr. and Mrs.
T. q'i'�Iuai#► Ruud children. ' Miry
Owen Treleaven, :who had been
Practice -teaching in the:junior room.
in Dungannon school, returned with.
tlielrc to resume per studies at Bain-
;piton Normal Scholl.
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey ,Etoss and
huhy daughter,., of Lucknovy, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs..
Jima Sherwood and °Norma. -
Mr. and Mrs. R. Finnigan ,visited
on Sunday with Mr., and Airs.
Sht}rlie. Robinson and family, East
i�"awanosh.
'. Mr." Roy Culbert of, Hamilton is
at his home for a short h ifciay..
W.M.S. Meeting. -The W.M.S. of
Crewe ; inet at -the hone of Mrs. • C.
C;ro; er on Thursday,. April lith.
The program was in •cha•rge of
Edna Mc}Vhinney.,, who. also sang
a soltr, "Sunrise. The Scripture
lesson was read by ' Airs. Sherwood
and the program in the Missionary
'Monthly was followed. Airs, K.I1-
paitrick led in prayer aid a chapter
in ' the study book Was taken by
r .�'inuigan.
Reports' were--..
ceived from several heralds and
Edna McWhinney was appointed
delegate to attend thn.. )rreshyteriai
meeting. The meeting closed with
the A,iizpah benediction:
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gret of the Passing. 'on April. -1111
at •AlcKeeAport, Penn., of, Dr. Har -
Mr: and ;NIrs. Archibald Malloy,•who
resided for many:tears on lot 10,
where Dr. .Malloy 'was- '1?4Jr'n sis,ty-
.six years a -go -last .November, Sur-
viving, besides his wife, the forraer
Norman, of St, Thonias, Georie, of
Petoskey, .Mich., and Keith, of
port ; three brothers, Alexander, of
'Fort Erie, Armour and'Nelson; both
of VanconVer;" 'two sisters, Mrs.
lohn F. LeGrande, of .Richmond,
'Vancouver pi -four grandchildren and•
first cousin. The burial serviee was
conducted by,Rer. FL S. Rodney of
lenox Pre.sbyterian Church, St.
Thomas, of Which Dr. Malloy was
a. member. Burial was in Staffa'
cenietery, The sympathy oif the
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