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04 Old rya aka suddenly on Friday
t at his home at Ieete „ Ont, at
the age of sixty-three years, Mi .
W raelit. was norm at Clia tin, eldest
son. or the Hate M. and Mrs. J, »' .
We , baa 1 eve to q deriela with
dip famially when, a v yorinag ley, 1d4
likttf:nded Goderich sciaoola and after;
,tpending.sonlea, time with .. his father
• xu business here h went . to Toronto,
Tathere he .was a .gaged QS o. salesr aim,
Ffe retired „te ! •yearra ago and .ode
kis bon a at Reo-etisa. Ile is survived
b5 hia wife, the fGoraaer Annie Me -
Wm -0y of Goderich, a brother, Carl-
ton 'worsen 'of todericla, and a sister,
UM. Verne Stevens of Toronto. =curia It
tock place at Toronto o Monday, Mr.
and ¥rs. Carlton Worseli and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Worrell attending.
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oathor HolUs Up Hockey Playoffs
o The first week in Mareh Unds•, all
Juvtrn1e Have
Edge
Hanover
Local �° Boys Tole Monday Night's
Ga e, Played in Goderich
on 'Soft Ice
Tl tt "old WO magic"' which
Goderich Jukenil s
e have weayed
season over opposing' teams ,was us
against Hanove here . on Mond
night and the Lions emerged 6-2 w
ners in the first game oi' the goals -
count W.O.A.A. final round.
Thee Hanover team came here high
spoken of as the team to heat
Juvenile hockey, but the dons we
unimpressed by their reputation a
took the Hanover kids in• their stri
, as they have done with all other o
position this year.
What the Lions possess is rath
hard to put a linger ou, but- they ha
so mach pep -and are so out aald o
aggressive that they dominate the pl
throughout most of a game and t
opposition never seems able to get
tl .,, do fetiai•a�em=•• -Ncr- rnrt'er wheth
they are one goal up or• ten, the God
rich y oungsters pile into the opposi
team's end for goals.
It was that way ou Monday eight
the .,Lions spotted Hanover an ear
one -goal lead aad then' proceeded
check the visitors to a standstill a.
push them All over the rink. Th
ice was soft, with a coating of wat
in some spots, and this had a deti
effect off file p1issxng and pec
carrying abilities of both teams, b
still so many good hockey thrills we
. "pr$vided that the 'eight •hundred fan
who witnessed the game Went awa
satisfied.
Lindsay's goal , on a shot from th
blueline at 2.25 was the one whic
sent Hanover into an early lead, bu
only -32 seconds had elapsed when t
Lions scored the' tieing counter. Bisse
rounded the _Hanover goal and passe
the puck to Newcombe in' front of th
visitors' net, and "Porky" slipped th
puck into the cage. The Warren twin
—Bobbie Allin line took the ice acid
one rush had cashed tx
Warren -7- rem taking a - pass from A17'in t
dent - the -twine and send the Lion
into . the lead. Play -seesawed, ba
and forth throughout, the remainde
of the period. but there was no furthe
scoring in the opening session.
The second' period was only ou
minute ' and fifty seconds old whe
"Ticket'
Tick ` '' the ]Ha'ka ante lie clear
IraniTicker' Mero bre
nover goal, feinte
Deeves out of - the net, and fired th
puck high into the open cage. Hanove
drew w ithiti one goal of the Lions whe
¥an Slyke batted the rubber in dur
ing a scramble at 3.50. At -the five
minute mark Bob Allin pulled off on
of the cleverest goals of- the season
'From u faceoff near the Hanover goal
Harold ; Warren, -Lien centre, engage
the Ilanover..centre in a stick-lockin
contest,' neithef of them being able t
• touch the puck. Bain was -•in• "like
bird dog", -to- snare the prieran
file its_behind _Deeves• .efere the Ho.n,
over gpal-tendei was aware of pro
ceedings. Newcombe also got a cleve
g
a
the
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ay
to
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nd
de
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ve
.three Oodeelcb hockey teams still fin
the play downs ;o but it also finds them
&unable to con/luue • with their playoff
;anises oaa 'natural ice because o the
mild dd pelf eshie a came in with larch.
The,Juventles have been roiling merrily
along In their quest for the W.O.A.A.
championship, but they hit a snag in
the Lund weathea: and, while -the title
is Apraactically within their grasp by
vir
rue.f:�
o aev
� an-
ai
�llf
4 ]E d •� 4tTnE -fin
round with •'tau .ver, the (Goderich
youpgsters can't clinch it Until the
remaining game is played. The genie
was "p iginaily scheduled for Wednes-
day night at Hanover, but it hlxs been
Midgets tts to Meet
Listowel in 'Finals
Cheeley .Finished Off with a 6:5
Score at. Chealey Tuesday
Night
The Midget ions co pleted their
,�playof round aagainnst Ohesley, after
several days'
d y on account
of., poor ice, by journeying to Cesley
on, Tuesday night'' and polishing ,,,;nif
the team there with a 6-5 win. The
set over to Friday and with the mild one -goal victory, added to the rix=goal
spelt, still prevailing may ; have to be lead they won here last week,. gave
taken to Stratford, where artificial ice I the .ions a seven -goal margin en the
is available. It is at times like this round. This victory gave them the 1`
with important playoff games eche- I right to advanee against Listowel in I
duled and no ice available that th _s the W.0,A:A. Midget finals.
proposed artificial rink` for Goderich The game was "played en soft ice j
f1/•o Knou)
+fit,
that when you pla``se an .order with :an F.T.D. Pierist for
delivery f f flowers: in mother city or country, you get the
full
Flvalueorist for
wire fills the of nteyejustrder if you had dealt direct with
tea
The only extra .cost is that of .wire or sable. The
forwarding florist dvea get a .eownission for his sere
.
O llvs
butow z' On
u, itisorder,vl�h
d b the fl - fillinghe
less•than his Usual margin of profit when filling F.T.D. orders.,
Jacksons
The
Square
qu
Deal
or s
The Greenhouses that have supplied'Goderish and vicinity
for 44 years: •
49 BRUCE ST. PHONE 105
BANDED MEMBER OF
would pay and in the .second period developed into
-d+
Early in the past week the Juveniles a rough' affair and' continued that way ,,THE GOOD QLD DAYS
vaulted ower Arthur iu a semi-final to the finish. :'n all, eleven penalties I Ladies wore bustles.
ut round, winning by a "score on the were handed out during the tussle. I Monday . was washday.
ay round atf :3,� 11. Ten in' the first game .The i., ons took a first -period lead en, .Nobody swatted the fly,
he oP the W.O.A.A. seuti-final round �., ,ne by Beacom-.obady-pati` appendicitis.
two goals by i rice'rttnd o
off . atgaiust &1tuiot er . ab t _,_ a airxst:t hesle tallies b_y -1fr`uegeratica` ,
�1 �~ Ion McLeod. y These was no traffic: cop.
e- day .nighty t'lie` Lions emerged 9 '
ei g ."' ,. , --t�verylic�dy p -rayed croquet
victors: 1f the Lions are successful in - in the second fraune the bigger Ches- -
le • team started roughing thins u There were iuo Bolsheviks,
ng winning the round against Hanover it 3• g g g p men sported wiry whiskers.
will be the second W.O.A.A. Juvenile , and• held the Lions scoreless while (;ream 'was five Cents a pint.
as championship to come to Goderich punching home two goals of their own , Nobody, worked but father
wdthin ;a year. The Lions -sponsored to take a 4-3 lead in the game, 4.. Ice Cream was "iced" cream. ,,team also won the ••Juvenile baseball +The.Goderich youngsters came backIce was ashamed to walk.
ly
to
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women pedestrianS ailing ,skirta
did, the job free and plenty,
Father got most of his outdoor exercise
with the family horse, the saw-
horse and shank's mare. _
Ladies' stockings were on grneral view
on the family wash lin :
Mary's little lamb got into a stew;
now, Mary's little calf sometimes
gets her into a "stew" too.
. ss the envy • of womenkind the world
championship IfiSt summer with' seven 1
menibers of the'present Mickey team on 1 bY Price early in the period tied th
that baseball team.- .• aae i Saturday night was
1 score at 4-4. Beacom rapped in an- 1 N t
If the juveniles get by Hanover they other one ler Goderich, but Wendorf
will then enter- the -Ontario ;Minor , replied -for Ohesley . and' it - was - still Vitamin gauges wer
Ontario Juvenile -"B" crown. Wood-
stock- -is -at presea- waif -rug for -the
winner of the: Uoderich-Hanover Series.
The Midgets entered the W.O.A.A.
finals in their division 'by ousting
ChesleY 6s5 in a game on soft. ice In
t that town on Tuesday evening. The
he W1 In gave them victory on the round by
t 16-9. The L1 ri will now meet
d Listowel, last, year's champions in the
e Midget final.
e The .Junior Flyers have • been mark-
s ing time` ever since
uck-
In now Sepoys in a thrilling series fo the
group' title last week_ The Flyers were
to, meet the, winner of the Forest-
s Alv'inston series in the •O.ILA, play-
ek downs at the end of the- week, but
✓ two o- games' Ytrrax ged- .between these
✓ teams have been cancelled, so that
the prospects are that the Goderich
e team's wait will be a long one and
• they may not be in actien. again until
in late neat week.
e CLASSES AND PURSES
✓ ARRANGED, FOR RACE MEET
ri -
- The executive of the Goderich
Trotting and 'Agricultural Associaition
met in the Town Hall on Wednesday
, evening, with -President Percy. Johnston
d
g
0
eel from a faceoff 10.05, grabbing
loose puck 'and turning tosfire a back
bander' -which. struck peeves bn the
ieg and glanced into the cage.
Mero made it 6-2 fel* Goderich by
-batting in. a rebound at the twerve,
minute 'nark, after Deeves had stopped
a hard Shot from Bissers stick.
Early lit t4 third period AVegtlake
went off the ice with a bleeding nose
and allanover. tried hard to *take ad-
vantage of the weakened Goderich
-fence. The „Lions defenoeo however
inadaged to hold the visitors out, and
a great deal of credit for this can be
Mrs. A. E. .McNally visIting her been an enthusiastic hunter all- his Sewing 'Circle ancl.the roolling-pin.
a tie, until with less than three min-
utes left Meriam broke the deadlock.
_ Penalized- were,- Beacom 2,--linapp,
Pafford, fleasMcLeod. Smith, Reaburn,
Krueger, Hammond and Wendorf.
The teams:
CHESLEY—Goal, Primmer; defence,
Reaburn, Elliott ; centre, McLeod;
wings, Krueger, Iles; alternates, Ham-
mond, Knapp, Wendorf, Nelson and
Weeds-
p,rice; alternates, J. Saunders, J. ger- so often.
MoPhaily-- "J-• popular.
Smith and J, Westbrook. Foodstuffs.eame in b
ages.
INTERESTING POINT IN Women wore bathing
• DIVISION COURT CASE- dresses.
bath night.
en, tunekignaorwe tit s.. Winners BatKIDtheQbEridCgLeljeBitib meeting
- over.
Only small boys wore short pants.
Nobody was told, "The line is busy!" ,
The livery stable was the sociaFefrcle.T
Women, nor men either, played golf.
Farmers came to town for their mail.
Chickens all went to roost at sundown.
Beer was 5 cents a glass, -.including
Nobody cared for the
No one had to look fo
The sbeiks all live
defence, Don' Holmes, .B.°.Doak ; centre, Show'rsurikney.the .TOwn
pric* of gasoline.
r a Parking place. AT HOG -PRODUCERS' MEETING.
;Arabia er
ing of the Ontarie Rroducers'
Among those Who attended the meet -
Hall eanie only
Association held at the Roya/ Jerk
this - week were : North -South -1st,
F. Sturdy, W. F. Saunders. East-West
—1st, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mr. P. Carey;
B2nrdo,wnM.iss E. McNaughton, Mrs. J. IL.
Wheeler; 3rd, F6n44 Donnelly, E: D.
Candles- for the girl
helds ,by judge- Costello on Friday, 1 School teachers "lick
seven cases weave dispose& of. One{ and plenty. ,
of them of inttre, their ordirtad interest -
was 'the action of Rev.- J.- A. Cook vs.
the Township of Stanley, on which
His Honor reserved, his decision on
a point of law. It appeared in evfdence
that a portion of the roadway on a
street in -Baytield gave way, causing
collars were_Hotel, i"oron tor --Mareh- -1st; were -
Harold Montgomery, Goderich-; Earl
1/4 13iyfield; Bert Lobb and Arnold Jamie -
dresses; not un- s.on, Clinton. with representative men
. from other parts of the county. The
cost her fellow impOrtance of the hog industry, not
Only as a great -factor in Canada's
the food supplies of our British cousins,
fore the convention.
__The- boyish . torm,,was-adisplayed-only-
Ladles used side saddles, not the whole
A girl was mostly bustle behind, not
hustle ahead.
Statistics were merely 'a mathematical
the clergyman's automobile tO drop study at school.
into a hole about three feet deep.- and They AV -ere days mostly—eyeryth.ing
over at 10 p.M.
although. no ame 'was ',hurt :the car ' .
presiding. The number of events and was . damaged .-to---the .extent of $65. Everybody went to church --,--or to -
the pUrses for' the annuals race meet ' As the roadway , appeared to be in sleep on Sunday.
to be held ' at *A-gricultural Park on good condition no -negligence on. the Girls set their , caps—not their knee -
civic _holiday, Angust 5-th, were- -de- prat rbfsthesdefendant manicapality .wassH.—caps--.-for a -man. ,-,
-cided upoa. A total of $2300 will be shown. but the question arises, Does I:Oyster suppers and ,ellairch , ,socials
glut _up-a_s_prize-mong.:--- - -..: - --- -- - , , - a municip.ality guarantee Safe transit . were 25e a throw. .
. The . classes and purses are as fol- on. its roads?. The decision Will have i Moving pichires happened only at
lows : Free for all, $800; 2.26 pacers a bearing on other cases that Might,' bouseeleaning time. _ - , „
-$500; three•year-old and under, $500.; arise° . Females all Wore eorsets—at 'east we
Entries close on May 15th. - . SHOOTS' ARCTIC OWL ' ' 1 The hired,,,girl drew•$
Word has been received that the An Arctic 'owl, comnionly called did the washing.
famous American -bred pacer "Blue snowy owl, with a wingspan. of five ' They bobbed your hair
Again" will race here in 'the free-for-all feet four inches and weighing almost - - got you- in jail.
seven pounds, was shet one 'morning Irlhe melodeon—not
last ;week by Daniel Leddy. on his pliedsthe faniily
farm on the 10th concession of C61.- Tb° ramtis Ilibin an
borne township. Alr. Leddy is iu his _were popular insti
eighty-seventh year but despite his ad- They. didn't have to h
ENGLISH SPOKEN . •
A Highlander found' himself in a
London buS, _and he left a huge ease -
on: the outside platform. This- fol-.
Conditetress: "Is that your bag?"
, Conductress: ."Maybe you' left a pie
Highlander "W -hat • Sort of -pier '-
Conductress : pie!"
Highlander: "It's not my pie.,"
COndUctress: 423pt it's your bag,
-Eventually the trouble was traced -
to "Maybe you left a pie etc T
lated • from East London ,it
L50 a Week, and „may.
oe yon *ill have to pay on it"—
. Glasgovv Herald.
only after they
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music. - ye a dollar, Jeff." - Jeff : "I'll have
d family album ..
tutions. Great snakes! It was only to git the
dollar 'Hatt I was finite ie. -Get- oiit!
on civic holiday. This horse has- a
record. of 2.02 for the mile. He is at
present in training in California.
"Blue Again" is owned. by' Mr.
Leatherdale of Windsor.
vanced age still PosSesses perfect eye- - man to leach boys how to play.
SONAL MENTION would attest. He has salways been steen hours—and earned it too: -
' P"R - sight, as his accurate marksinaiiship Nie hired man gckt a -dollar a day for •__•a•••••_.s.ssss,,„,,ssusssmss„,,,,ts....,
given to Jackie Neealfain. Needham,
_who started the seasan as a forward,
and was-Aspought back on defence when
Mero was, sent -to- the froat line, has
mon. His cool manner of play was a
big factor at different times againat
Ha aover.
. ray went to the 11.40 /nark of the
third .peried before any further scoring -
resulted. Jim Bissets_who hadn't been
able to beat Deeves all night with his
- boo/rang sant; finalY if
was ,on a backhander, front .a passout
by Mero. Bisset notched his second
goal of the-aight a minute later, taking
a pass from -Mpro at the blueline, and
raeing in to beat^Deeves from close in.
,Only eighteen seconds remained in the
game when Newcombe tallied the final
goal fret)" faceoff by sending a rolling
puck into the Hanover cage. ,
The teams: ,
HANOVER-aGoal, beeves; defence,
Langley, Weidnier; centre, Schellet-
nateS, Haney, Banks, Palmer, Van
Slyke, Weis, Fizell.
GODERICH--Goal, • M. Johnston;
defence. G. Weetlake, J. Needham;
nttei. Mero; wings, J. Bisset, B.
Newconibe: alternates, H. Warren; B.
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A& P FOOD' STORES
Owned and Operated by The Greco Atlantic Pacific Tea Co. Ltd.
RIPLEV'S CLEVER GIRL PITCHER
the. Ripley Reds softball team which
MA year ' captured the W.O.A.A.
championship, has received different
offers' to play with higher' company
during the :coining seaSon. The first
°he conies from Forest 011(1 only re-
(seals- ,an offer came to 111.r fiaiin
ti.c hist. it she accept, it will
mean 'a anis' loss to the team.
Despite : this fact her Dia 11 y friends,
wish. her the verY bests -Ripley Ex-
press.
- ',MARGARET SIAGER? CLUB
At tbe montblY of 'the
Margaret. Seeger 2.1iintile(?)Ti011t
WITS male of a riimmage lo to be
011: Silkturday Morning by to o'clock.
-The yearly memberehip has been
,;ed to 511 aeries and rotoilt tawet-
of 0w:it c.Xeop't 111 of
April, wheis the meeting a, 2F1 'ae place
proficient in the. use of guns, havingri12..lb's' clubs were the Ladies'. Aid, .
, son, Scott McNally, and _Mrs. McNally life. The owl tossessed claws .an inch.: MAk was AP11-v"ecrint°- --Youl: - own -pit -
f at Detroit.- " - ., ' • loeg anal very pdwerful leg muscles for Cher from the dealer's tin -measure.
i Mrs. T. Turuer, forinerly of Gode- a bird of its species, capahle of killing Tber(' were na crooners, etseePt Mgther
1 rich, is enjaying. a vacation , at St. -and 'carrying off chickens. The body when she rocked her restless baby
! l'e•tersburg, Florida. to sleep.
is at present being kepa hi cold storage . . '
. Heia, many friends are pleased- to in Goderich.. The- owner does not Women's skiias trailed. as much: ma -
see aliss Myra McNevin out again himself wish to mount the owl, but terial below their' knees as they
People used to arise .and retire pn the
'same tlay ; now they 'retire and
arise on the. same. day. , .
but nowadays mothers and grand- 2
mothers _are girls also, . •
People took a tonic when they were,
' rim -down, now they take an am--
bulance .or a hearse.
The most prominent part Of an attrac-
tive girl was the bustle and 'frill;
now it's hustle and thrill. - .
hursday) evening. Eighteen. mein- ables, and now they *ear hardly
'tilditY 'night's "play. ' ' There vvefe no` paid street cleaners'
after a two Months'
kr.. and Mrs. Allan S. Charlton and
baby daughter, of Stratford,. were
week -end guests of' Mrs. Charlton's
mother, Joseph -E. Whitely.
• Clayton Foster, of• Sarnia, mate on
the Imperial Oil boat Imperoyal, was
in town on% Short visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, John Foster, returning
Sunday nighL-2 *-
William C. Snazel4-pf Bracebridge,
formerly of Goderieh, underwent an.
operation at Private Patients' Hospital,
Toronto, last Friday. His condition
is favorable. .
Mrs. Floyd, Leslie with her daughter
Evelyn and. young- son Kenneth,- of
Leamington, , visiting" her parentS.
Mr. and Mrs. John Foster, Eldon
street, this -week. °
.for Vancouver and Vietoria, ae-
companied by Mrs. Cole's- sister, Mrs:
- Cayley, and Mr, Cayley, of Port
Mr: and Mrs. Lorne Clark and three
children, of Kincardine, visited with
Mr. Clark's parentg on Sunday. Miss
4.1itia Clark returned with them for a
itsit of tea _days aiming friends • at
Kincardine Winghani„_:,.
Take your family to church with
10
a rtinis
Clothes
memo
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tETTER TAILORING
BETTER PIT •
Altering, Pressing, Repairing
Servids
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Aral
Call 317W West St;
-if there is anyone.in town ors distri
interested in monating the handsome
bird; he may obtain -it for the asking
by enquiring at the Signal -Star office
before the end "of this week.
BADMINTON
The Goderich Badminton Club played
host to the Seaforth chili, on Friday
evening- last at a teurnament held in
the arniorles here. Seaforth emerged
winners by the narrow Margin of 377
to 374. The Goderich club will play
a return engagement at Seaforth this
toUrnament was'Played at the armories
among. members of the Goderich
Ther -games resulted in ties for /both
the -men and the ladies. The men
tieing were Bert Medd, Ken Juck and
.11m-Naffel-,-„ea'eb•with 44. The ladies
were Miss M. Bisset, MrS. C. Naftel
and Mrs. Akeroyd, each with 39.
- Percy and George Weston returned
home on Friday from betroit.
. Mr/James Robinson 'returned to pie
Opening his 'store on March 15. Mr.
Wm. Robinson,, who rrently returned
fromssos`rsiseas, accompanied him.
on the Queen Elizabeth a week ago,
arrived home last Thursday. He spent
a few days With his sister 'in Toronto
en route,
Mrs.' J. MeClure returned home from
Toronto on Friday last after spending .
Mrs. J. Atkinson, and Miss Marion,
of Detroit. spent the week -end with
Mr. ',and Myren S. Irvine were in
Windsor for the week -end. They were
-niaannpanied V, Mr. II. Lowry, Who
spent the past week with them.
Billy. of London, were guests of Mrs.
W. J. Stinson over the week -end.
Mrs. E. A. ,Tileathersten wan -final to
London last wesk, , haling Spent the
faist two weeks with her mother.
Mrs. James .re.rgIlf-M1' returned holm,
on Satorday from London, w -hero she'
apent the peat month.
Nappy ,Reiults
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On March ard, :1946, a Client
, You are wonders. I made every •
This same effective service is
available, to you.
Kelly & Aikn
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