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1E5beautify1y
de orated, 'PH BATTLESH:I}PS,'
� � � � till .
-.E.AI LAE ANES;aid`. , oth r t. mp
Sweets DO,eTS alsoAIRh ve SpecNialCEaster Boxesr
Mere -'ton _May Have_ the _Beat �a::l�[od�'a a
P -.e.
�.qA peeser-hY down at the exp`
1G" don .and Wat rioO 'irtreelta 0014
azed the yB to hoar •a: MI0
la art `white sound entint from the
'Ogling' ,
o
building
kl htIkon
derioh Collegiate lnetttuter'.`
atPunu uttered bye vint tone ca me
o
mar above 55 Per bent.' and the
sooty rel tones fro* those who had
fafleget Ander the prover ial•
wire. 4t.ren those in the `latter eaate-
or t. however,- . are' heglonIng to
change thei " tone anitielpntion of
the ,eortaing Easter holideYs. At that
they wrill all de . right -about -fa
e n inel pien,t eather� ce
„Keens
Don't;for"get Mister W04101411 n
just because'you allowed us to swim in
the, Christmas. h lidays. ,you ,have;•, tot
Provide .skating for the faster ones,
(Well, no, we, weren't swimming:; in
,the Christmas holidays".)
A yy +y f,� �pyyh yy�• y} .p �i, i/�y� 'y�i, w
a• tAyti. ifltC t�,.{a ;.; et Of motf.T/m'A.tj ict a4.'
es where silly/ t9, the totems, ih the
Assernb y' Hall,, : .te ¢ eho ; h >tan
;;Friday. after itiOin : TheY we - Present
ed. by the Shell 'Oil Co:'and;„proved
highly entertaining, chiefly in vie .
:...of�
the fechiefly
that very little of the.. ' n %
'was ,givenM'to• ,advertising and . this
Provingi
fairly nteresting., Three'
car-
toon/comedies_ . .e
arid a shor• featur-
ingigthe ”' treat.in er" rounded out
tam
!i
program,
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DUFF'S. SELECT. SIDE BACON,"''sliced `27c. V►
DUFF'S SMOKED HAM (half or
w lb. 9c'
xtirh'OIe ). - 2
DUFF'S ....5, M OK E D COTTAGE
ROLLS
DUFF'S' BONELESS SMOKED PICNIC HAMS, .lb 23c
DUFF'S REGULAR SMOKED PICNIC HAMS... .,..1b. 19c
:DUFF'S PEA MEAL COTTAGE ROLLS..........ib. 21c
DUFF'S PEA MEAL BACK •BACON.,, .... ; .1b. 29c
—NJ -FPS -PEA FP S -PEA 1* ✓AL. COTTAGE ROLLS . '.... , :..'gib: '' c -
SHOULDER SPARE RIBS..........., . lbs. for 25c
REGULAR SPARE RIBS • 2 lbs. for 28c
FRESH_ HAM OF PORK lb 20c
FRESH SHOULDER OF -:PORK -� ..lb. 1.8c
RIB BOIL OF BEEF . lb. 10c
SHOULDER ROAST BEEF- lb. 14c
PURE : PORK SAUSAGE , Ib.' 15c•
CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER...... , ...:...3 • lbs. 88c
LARGE " BO LOO. N -A 2 lbs. for 23c
DRY SALT PORK (piece) ' ...,...lb. 16c''
THQS. LEGG, `. Proprietor. - -
Phone 485 - We Deliver Hamilton St.
The Collegiate, Blues finally •cti itur'
ped the, Maitland 'Hockey ey League ehaam»
they crucified Him, and the" lefn
o
.lain ` tY' at , i�f l
ren Mrs :axed rs.` bt• Davidson.
T t>e'meetia the Yong`
Opla'.e " ,ton waa held A on';1PrtdPi
event a \ it Potor home with. 24
Melt/s Ft11e Text la to . it
11dy{�� olors.• . Sizes ` to;
,1.# 4. v
in Cha o the�d ati+�l e x :, t ;Vie t the
y.. .... •
FWh p 1' Sot �4+e '1'he W 1idi`Cus Cro ' loy;ilty
followed by the Lo ' % a 'yer to unity n,,». , h : vrsy p
ion, ` The roll tallw , iresponde+ 'to a h "
. , fittmelt
ith -verse'•of Seriptur'e. TheJScrip- mo a et Stu
tins ` 5ori Ste uohhn 0,,, l " .
1` ',ArVilhe "xaie
read My Orval. Powell, • °The pasayer Wi tt w iclaery
fro th . 't r �e etr±ectivee.;.. Tree. sort.* ,,
ret.. he "P* bred w ae . db y 'ulna. tt r ►l
Norval moo.. k •Tit limn,, a via Pani" la'nter'n etudes.
�� ` v. Q �' M on lsi., ,off ,chs'. Tr i»
vaY Y#it ar�4a�c i r The ri+ V. j'0.h. yry41e; „'w ` ` y
, he
•. Dart, Briuford,:the 10 til.'`%$1tohor
.,rhia 1 y It...h1rOo hl�e� to• r sl e 1a1V:
u e in 't Mi+�il�+N,.tr, �Fnte+uth • aS. f 10,1 aI
sn el 4,0'. niiit• 10 lttti .r0f,t erator,"
"et , , . , r, was Annie",
Marion Cul ell �g
topic S iritual, Paradox" w • read Eby,
l laug, b ill, ,Vis. oorrbouse fold' rte e
the story: of Wotan, ofipe, .,. •Rev. ,A,..
Er. Moorhouse led. in an intereetnt
discussion,' A violin ,solo was, player
1l 0wo . xTho' meeting
waaaoidsedih
llln ) oun4, d . prayer, by d
opined; e.., Games were played a and
ocial lour dyed . Lunen w serve
by the ; hostess, Miss
Mari
on
Pott
er.
A n is Eastereb
e
kra'nion: Ong 4dsy
.Yen1n .oin g'Beelewl
charge.
1Su B y E.o' u"
Cir itdu e . A. o, ., hta. se
delivere: especially fitting. e-
otn:�
for the 'Ouster
*Aeon,. n,.
tbe s
n
eCf,
"The Three Crosses," from the text,
And when
they were
r
e come to
the
e
1lacey whichcalled',Calvary,:thee
pionship, which they ,have sought' for
the past month, when . they, hander/
' ittoria St Church a 2--0 defeat on a
'Sty ick: ice 'surfaeeF on Monday night.
Walt, Westbrook bhgged both goals in
a, game that,owing to the slow ice,
was !dull throughout the first period •
and ,the greater part of the second.
Tt enlivened-u-p--to-aeconsiderable-•.e -
tent toward the end when Victoria
m
on the whole was marred by too -Mulch
.bad feeling ,be veeri thi two teaniis.
This spirit arose -over the. fact that
I the :Collegians- were using Joe O'Rrk;er.0
and 'Don...Wiggins on their line-up.
These two boys, being :-second yeas
juniors, were barred from the school
tear at the start' of the season, and
it; wasbecause of this f►�ct that . the
Victorians complained. Perhaps the M
Collegians were at wrong in icing in-
eligible players but this was the first h
time this year -that the Blues, have
done so. The same can not be said
for the other three teams. • •
The league was too .much of a•farce' d
in the beginning... Leeburn took three
town boys and put them on their team
while Victoria St. and McGaw were
eontinually changing players through-
out -the year. Another fact is that Vit-
toria St. use players who did not at-
tend their Church. However,•this was tin
overlooked -by the other teams as the
main thing was to assemble a good
hockey aggregation and Make it i
four -team group:
Game the playoffs and the Vic-
torians again abused the rules by
_using Al. Fisher, star Leeburn player,
in the second game of the series. The
Collegiate did not .complain however,
and Victoria, St. draped Al. for the
final game. On the night of the de-
•d• th Coll sate ranks were
torn..asunder by the absence.of four P. •
of their players. The Victorians were
.also hit by the absece of players,
having two missing from their lineup
before game time. The Collegiate was.
willing to fee a six -man team but the
Victorians wanted to use , un- outside
' player on their lineup. When the
church team carried out this threat
the Blues decided that,they had had
enough of this monkey -business and
that two could play at the same game.
•. Thus the usage of ^ the two junior
players. The Collegians hope that
there is no hard feelings 'among the
Victorians because after all the Stan-
ley Cup is not involved.
.,After .the Maitland League tilt,
.seven Junior Marines opposed a team
cohposed of y All -Stars from the
Maitland Lcsgue -and provided a very
good game.• After a scoreless first
'half the -Juniors took 4 page Froin the
book of .Jerry Laflamme. and. o rganiz-.•
ed a ganging attack such ail has newer
been seen in Goderich. No fooling,
-'thou kids were really clicking with
this brand of hockey. They were very
unselfish in their passes and Y'&anged
"home four goals. Walt. -Westbrook
bringing two of, these while his
brother Bill grabbed the same number
of markers. This forams of attack could
be A very potent -weapon" in the hands
of the Marines tent year. e----,
Results of the D. C. B. A. rifle min.'
petition for 'the :month of February,
shot. Albert ' Gauley • and Herbert
Moody in a tie for first place, on the
Senior team, with a total of 95 each.
The results are marked by form re-,
versals Of •Cnrl- Anderson and Eric
Johnston,; each of whom led the field
in the, January shoot, but are down. at
the bottom of the list for the present
month. Colin Campbell with a 04 led
. • .
SEETHESE .BEFORE YOU BUY!
- 1931 CHEV OCOU'PE (Rumble seat)
1933 FORD TUDOR (heifer)
1.934 FO.RD TUDOR
193.4 GHE'V MASTER COACH
4935 .FORD TUDOR •
'1935 ° MAPLE LEAF TRUCK, (�dthals)
tors, one on the right hand:and then
other` on the •left." 'During the sei'viee:
ai
duet, "Nailed to' the - Cross"' `was*
.
sung' by Esther"and . Everett M-
liwain. ,,, .
Next Sunday,. Easter services will
be .celebrated at Union ,chI, .Ah When
the'astoi.�
essage.' rid.there will be special_
hc eholiL
.
- ]DUNGANNON _
.�4C+.♦yy�..r w,....,.- w re`"
morn-
ing
moved' aby :�eaath �?� 'NTediaeec`i�ay m
1
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�tig ii<� i:"he. person e�,k ;yrs bttthsfll**
rownice! following a} four m
10,13ng which time, she Under -
vole .y r. 1�1�1,,1ry, AA �y+���• �ry
wea;it� "
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year,, d eh oiatarierly rs;
Cls, end'was. otn, • , est 'Nueva*
ata Mi. afhcl
he
r. t1.4:174.
n s ,t edea t
o h h
u. resident of dtorich for elk fo�i.ty.
Ma's.�'Alexander Clark.: '$lie.h�ad been`.
ase rnai`ritrd
lit 1.904 she wee
Willian't'Brownlee, at''. present an '+er
ployee of.the'Godenich Salt Co. • Mrs, .:
Clark was a nnember� of Victoria St.
.ited Chureh, ll deliver. .the. Easter' Besides her husband,, three daaght
bias, survive, ey are: 3 _ le
,Breekaw' Miss Velma And Miss Mabel
c ai
7�i�iviilse �r�'ded '"Th'
tlie� and •fou ister. lso•-,;sur:' ive,.
-namely: William and Thomas Clark of
,Goderich; and ;David. of ' Kincarditie;
Mrs. Tennant �►rennan, Mrs. Pearl
Winnill, Mrs, Maurice Crawford and
Mrs. H, Watson, of. Oetlerich..
The funeral will be' held tomorrow
(Friday) from the family residence on
Britannia Road, at 280 p.ni. The ser-
vice will be conducted lby Rev.' A. E,
Moorhouse of Victoria St. Church. In-
terment will take place' in Maitland
Cemetery
Dil.NGAN110N; /Vier. 24th. --Benson
Caldwell atid Orland Bero have return-
ed from Iktew Liskeard', where they spent
the winter in. the lumber earrap.
Mrs. Max Hoffman has returned
from an enjoyable three -weeks' visit in
St. Thomas. •
Mr. Max Hoffman is planning
open hr's tailor -shop in Dungannon with
t +:coming of' spring. Watch for his
a:dvertireraent..next_ _trep1c.._
Allan Reed visited his sister, Mrs. R.
B. barter and Miss Kathleen Reed, of
•T•oronto,,, arid` his Runcle and aunt, Mr:
art Mrs. James M: Wilson, Elora, dur-
ing the past week,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Davidson were
guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Wilson, E1or,a.
G. R. Augustinel of Bah. was a
visitor with .his father, Mr. 0. 1r 8=
us •e, at the home of Mr. and Mrs..`R.
•Dayidson, where the latter has been a
guest for the past two months.
Mr. R. J. Durnin i5 continuing to
make improvements upon his homo
which he purchased from Miss Hen-
rietta Maize. He has. removed the roof
from the west wing and will raise that
part high enough to make a room lan-
stairs. He will also have " Hydro instal-
led.
Passidn We&'is being observed by the
three Dun ariizon churehns, who are
cr ing game e o erg.
95
•95
D. Parrish 94 -
- X. Aitken , 94 ..
43. Barns 91
D. Mason
B. Johnston 90
It. Blackstone 87 -
• - Anderson 85
E. Johnston 84
Total • .. 005
31J11 xa RS
' inpbe'll 94
y{
. J''F• itk.1 all • . .
• 90
g,Bogie ..i........ . r92
R. Hawthorn Y...9V
•
(Continued from page 1)
orchestra of - victoria, school under the
dir a tion of Mr. R. Stonehouse and ae
companied by Aloes McDonald, followed
With severail.aalections.,
A picturesque' Drench Canadian semis
typifying the occupations and songs of
the habitant was colorful and well aper-
formed. A, Coronation dance executed
by a group of prettygirls who wore
white with hats And ribbon bands of
coronation,Itue ara4 red,won apprecia=
tion • front the audieac ;e. TI11s was fol.
lowed by - at grow' Of well -sung Isengs,
"Santa Liscia.,',' °.•r•''1'Js nitredrum." . and
"Some Ibllcs !• Po" by - Pourth Book.
pupils.-
"The lantSp Atter" 'which coneltided
the detightfui; program, was 'a, charming
three -act "play. 1 nted 1sy a large
Wit, --The oting scene "camp . of the. -
'Wandering. Mitistrels," the children
were .grouped-' hr at, ring on the . floor
While choristers stood• around the watls.
The Jester' aPpeared a' gar little sprite,
charmingly played . by Buie Wattle*,
'who 'vas ordered, -by "Roberto" -(Walter
Barnes) leaders of the 111instrelas,• to
Steal tine jewels of the king.
tXn the next teem, "The King's Throne
Room," the, Kirg and Queen are ; ..
closed stated oil the thrones; :re
Pages, bourne* and 1ridies 04thang
about. The Zing's - -unhappiness fol'ids+v 1
ing the disappearence of tile ball is
shown in .hi*.. tountenx ea and attitude.
' The apart , was wen taken by Robert
Tlsikeet as was that of the Queen, lin.
Personated tAltriel teach, The Lord
High chamber a1n in ;sir* 'and gold
braid Was+ done by `Baroid Hibbert.
Di this scene the little Jexster by his
gay antic*, riddles a1 d along, gradually
br tight, about ;a chantge in the morose
attitude of . th+c K, and it is proven
in the tail,, ,%tht scene of which is
the lovely g en of the palace of the
King, that the Jester is the long Inst
"Mt of their A+kaletties. Buie He lee
was superir, inn the part, her natural-
ness,pretty voice and ease Could not be
n �d. w sil gradlety, Keith Ache-
sots and DO, xgl*S Rolland, who were
couriers, also played, Important p ;t"ts
and sang a pretty trio.. ° -
Flowers were presented to those tak-
ing the leading tells,' Kisie
Muriel 'titch 'and Robert Birset.
Where there is a will there generally
is a way to dodge. it. -. • .
. • Mr an c y left.
yip: . ,{.�rtistr is a� � ho e� _.
"An. #`ppKtxtt4 ,
t - r;e ,. r it coon'
B' li en Avhe . Y
u as
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ani
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in
the � p
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�� elutie�ss; firing' out, the '8t *: 'Sime011 a
�trral�+e� h4?itse�f a 'stir, of clotlates,
s
RODERIV
Now Retying -"The Plainsman'*:�-G& Cooper and Je*in Arthur ur In a
•
rte Mute +rpie. �'
end
CRARLIE f'UGGL,ES and 1 BQ NDy� .� ��x pre{.
°. �, %. 1 , ... • . ,' ' . • ,. o-oal ,ecHwt.tnlm...}llFy-,--•C'h'
t aaxa ress bks Charlie 'will. pro tie a rer+ --treet for yau�
re. ts of ia�at�p #
Adelt.h liitenjoun and Vivienne Osbe ne
� rae
T1t 111,., FRT. and SA
JEAN rAl xua,
take usinto the wide v ndsw
VIREO' '11.1ciirtiRIMIt, and JACK ,00,11E
t prairies to picturize. a :swift: adventure w1
In ,the oast are kiiwar
Comin Gladys Swerthout" frit
bintinees Monday, Wednesday. an
cc RANGERS"
llie and boys'. Nolan
=•011.444i'AGNE '4it ,T '% :. •
E. Salkeld ...............137
1,. Barker 87
D..Stonehoiiiao - 8
y
IIShore ............... —81
. So many and so varied and• so attractive
Cloth"es this :Etstcr,'that you're pretty sure -
to find just the things you've decided you want.
•
Suggestions Galore - For Easter
Dress Coats in woven French fabric, ballerina skirt, .navy and ii$24 50
'gray. Priced at . -
Fleece Coat in 'sport style, pleated backs, novelty neckline;, - X19
5or
blue, tile, yellow, green. Priced at • W
Tweed Coat, made of fine .material, attractive pattern, smart $10.95
style; grey, tan, blue, maize. Priced •
P.
Fashion news in Millinery. for Easter—Follow the trend -of style.
Tilted Off -the -face Bretons, Straight and sophisticated Sailors,
Dressy models with flower and veil trim- ti 95g 2 95
ratings. Priced . . .y .
FIGURED CHIFFONS
New Easter Tresses -In varied styles, both women's and misses'.
Bright girdles for accent, flowers, ornaments. Each .dress with
$6.95 up
nratchiri•g slip. Priced . •� �
" th!`eldtest" fine Hose
Ribtex, smartlypiped
Figured Taffeta, French in spring shades, chit
t3cautienrieres for coat, .
suit and dress.
with leather. Mesh in fon, crepe and service
coronation colors. dell ns; Ascvt. style. weight.
MEN'S SPRING TOPCOATS
Easy -fitting Raglan , Top -coats in distinctive 'check Patterns. New shades
and tans, Styles for Men and Young` Mein. Reasbnabty priced. •
MEN'S SPRING. FELT Hos
New slsatics• made.. -shades. S'nitart .t loelced, shapes. in greys' and blues.
elf greys, , ,blues