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THE GODERICH ;SIGNAL -STAR
Vacation Schedule
ODERICD FRENCH DRY £LEANERSb
WILL CLOSE
FOR EMPLOYEES' VACATION
MONDAY, AUGUST 1Ot4
TO
S .TUR I';AY, A 1 % GUST 16th
The store .will be open during this period for
outgoing garments.
Dry Gleaning received after Thursday, August 7th will not
be available until Thursday, August 21.
Kindlykeep this advertisement for reference.
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ONE 122 WEST ST.
SC•3,I31a:It I)1ltil1l
Suggestion of i utriti ,utst at Ot-
tawa fur sumnirr diet i•s ice crcapt,
R"hick. gins} pins[ out. is nut nitiou5
as well as puler:110.y.` I• e t reaul, in
additi:ln to a inixttire ,,f cream and
aRO ' CONDIT$ON L�o� lllllor
I il
I 2,0U 01177 CANADA a
:.._. ly `I? a ycornbe
The hank of ylontreal issues the flit-
los.viug report of ,crop conditions i
Canada, under date of July 10th: LSO Two Exhibition Gar,aes 2 Iel iS
a. Wee11 but (Co [eel dent of
Crop prospects generally in the
Prairie Provinces continue favorable.
apart from Northeru Sas&&tt°11ewau and
the Peace River and north-eastern dis-
tricts in Alberta, where good rains are
deeded t,o check deterioration. Temper-
atures have been.normal. \With precipit-
ation fairly general, eacel)t ill ..the
areas Masted, and growth has been 'rapid...
Most of the wheat in shut blade.
with early-suwtl tieltls Leading out.
Other crops atlt{''e in good condition.
Soule haul damugia has .occurred at
scattered points in the three 1'ro%tures.
Wucoung Group.
Goderich Lioit Juniors seem to have
fallen into a mid-season slump, having
lo'st' a gauge to Liseovvel Ilttermediates
on Molina,), anuli on Wednesday evening
tirtipplllg a close decision At Exeter
to Elmer Bell's entry iu the Huron -
Perth Intermediate League. One rea-
EI>GTlAS1fDAY,
rtux 17t1 , 1101'
tYERS TRIM DAUUWOOm
In an exhibition baseball game at
Agricultural Park t to Wednesday even-
ing Goderich Louzon Flyers took -the
decision over Dashwood Intermediates
by a ;core of 6-2. In the last half of
the first innings the Flyers took, ad-
vantage. of three errors IV ,Dashwood
atul a timely single by Harry West-
brook to tally three runs. Two more
Goderich runs were sc fired in the
fourth innings when Harry Westbrook
cause through .with a double and Bud
Worthy followed with a single, scoring
son may be that .Jlatiager Coll. 4iaaech- Westbrook and then cooling In himself
ter is doing a little experimenting with on \\'orsell's long Ily to right li(hl.
the lmaterial now awailall►lt'. it i; Worthy and I1. Westbrook again
(shite apparent to the supporters of teamed up in the sixth innings with
the Juniors that the departure of Billy singles • to score the final Goderich
\v it 11 ter llra\irst loss iu Aortti reutrall Newcombe to London has left a weak - Poli.
„Alberta. \Need growth isaito\e normal
nes, utouud the keystone slick. but new at bay by good fielding and
.111 111111 districts. Insect damitge ik both.lerrc (lieu and Jitu Bisset have litre pil'cltiug by Frank Young., the
li tuts had crus)' ltu\c 1)a shwuucl nine did not get into the
llrtwined froili recent good rains. In
111e I'ro\ not- of guel,et•. favorable
\\t•at1R(ft'.e+conditions during the past
week lair\e rr. 11tt d in, 11111111.1 ititpi 've,o
nicht' Sl1 flit' general ,,111 100k. SoItte
srt,tliia; :Ribs 1)1111ltillg rt'lltailn to be
done, loot t•\ t•r, anti OW st•asom is .L ill
21'011! two 10 !ell \\t•t'k-: sates' hall Ilurlll-
:41rot3l►, but go on to take the oirtalrio
been tilling ill nicely, and either one
\\ill pt•o\c it good replaceuleut. The
bobs are in a lighting mood just now,"
and with 'orders going out from the'
front office that there' alas[ be regular
fur. boat 1).tsh\\'uu(i Tuns.
atleud:im(1 at practice to perfect their !'Three Dashwood pitchers Combined to
, team -play, the Jt, liors are ready to strike out three Men. while Youngback. 111t'Itlsel\ e; not only to \\"ill this SI1•tn'k out six.
1'111' line-up:
- 1).1,11\\'t)(11► -1i, Hayter, 'laugh,
Bedard. Shaw-, (', Wein, R(. eke, J.
Il;lyter. (l. AVein, AV'f'hber.
Gl►DI:It11.'11 W. Alacl)i,nald,
Sclloeilhalls. R. \IacI)ouald, \W. West, -
brook, If. Westbrook, \\'urtlty, \Worsell,
I )mck\worth, Young.
Umpires - B. Blooultield and I.
Louzon.
scoring column instil the eighth in-
nings, \vhetl a Goderich error' and
singles by IIayter and Iie'tar(1 110-
. 1Ilor mill, products. includes such
111111;> :t- st.il't'ln. sil:at', gt'latltio, gull!
:arable. tho twinge, extracts anti egg •-.
"1'o tr•lupt laded appetites. the food cx-
perts i trt:.t I: suggest .1 , 'tuppill5" of
f re -II -1 t \ berries
Announcin
THE OPENING OF.,
THE GODERICH RADIATOR SHOP
ON MONTREAL -STREET, - GODERICH - r
(2 doors from, the Sgl,lare)
on Monday, July 21, 194d
SPECIALIZING IN-
Boiling, 'Repairing and Re -Goring Radiators for all
makes of Cars, Trucks and Tractors.
ALL,, NEW AND MODERN EQUIPMENT
Prompt and Efficient Service.
CARL A.. COX
GODERICH, ONS. PROPRIETOR
ANNOUNCEMENT
U o...
Kelso Adams wishes to announce that he has
purchased tiie General Store at .Saltford, 'orm-
erIy operated by Orval Rapson, and solicits
,your continued patronage.
ADAM'S GENERAL STORE
SALTFORD
:l1 111 f9lost lil`•tt'1o•lN.r (il'a'ltts �ht,\w
-all-1x(.101) -,'1•u)\ thn. 11.tt•\rsling of ;a t li•itlll,lullshl . Front now all the slogan
;shod crop of sassy has couluneu(.cd ill \\ ill lit •'\\'111(.1! (;utlerit•il Juniors.'
certainsections,Pastures are 111 gtu,ll rite juniors made a ti\111g trip► to
condition.Potatoesnts 0111(1 rootsl.isto\\el on \londay ttiglit and took
are prog;ressing s:lt14140(ttuily, The oil Jackie Bell's 11011(11 improved Inter-
are
crop is.. liltllt1sttt \\.otitl, dry mediate team. The ho�"a played fair
l,
is needed. 111 (1111at1io, 1.4""1.- ase.ba11 in 'the Bells, lust Mckenzie,
\vrathrr a
•lilr g 1'o\viug (.dltious 10:1\0 lint.\ailed 1.ist (.en's speed -hall artist. ,proved a
stumbling blocs(., anti live hits 1)5Gude-
wiringi the past week. .1 fairy- geuerat
rainfall sial benefited Most crop; and . rich/were nut sufficient to overcome the
tll•e o11[loolt grurralll" shows farther lead piled up by the Listowel sluggers. BANTAM BASEBALL LEAGUE
itit ,ro\eiaeut. fall wheat is making Bisset was in the box for. Goderich
1 �' itt i
h 1 the last 10.0 innings. When he
' sal,isfactor� progress : at slightly below- I'unu0\ iug is the schedule of the
average " yield is indicated. 'foe rc was relieved by Evans. Apart frons Lathamn Baseball League. Tlno first
(111(.041 acreage of spring grains is show- ! aI wild streakJim wits not in haul form,three ,sines have alrrudy btleu played,
but a couple ()f errors by his team at
fins; good growth_ .\ hest vy crop cif f '�. ,
with results as follows
ha,v is being stat \ ested. Ct,r11 beans critical 'tint - tlid -nrrt hasp the situ- v
1tion. Ia;tu\\'el and 1 (teri`rll have ('ostello 4-IThwthorne 4
and roots are doing. well. Tobacco
crop prospects continue favorable': in
arranged another boasts -asci -Mouse
series, and on their nest appearance
the Maritime Provinces, while the out
loos: for crops generally has improved I cit Agricultural Park these two teams
fullo\wiug a week of favorable weather
give•tlle fans real value for their
conditions. tilt' season continues to 1)e 111`)"3%ey.
The line-up was as fo11o,\vs : I.istu\.el
-('olquhutln ss, Mae Rutorrts 1b, Bell
31), Hamilton c, \IcKerizie p, Weber
I,
2b, ICuhluhoun rf, Poach cf. `Elliott.
If. ' Goderich-H. Warren 3b, bun
'Warren ss. J. Bisset p. D. Scutt c, -J,
Evans 1b. W. Craig If, J. I)i)lulelly cf,
Jerry Ginn 2b, -J. Needhatu rf. Ainslie
replaced Needham its the second,
lutes': than in all average. year. Seed-
ing and planting have.Ueen completed.,
Potatoes have made gaud progress and'
other roots show promise. A good.crop
of h:ly is in prospect and pasttif'es are
itt ;;Doll condition, The set of apples
is moderate. being; lighter than' pre-.
viously reported,-\roittu'e is „adetltulte.
except in the .Annapolis Walley. where
rani is' needed. In British Columbia, But score: ListoweI hits, 11 rims
tree fruit; continue to develop .alis-'atn(1 1 error, Goderich-5 hits, 3 runs
f:Ictnrily and prospect; are for better -and 2 errors.
2
t Ila iI-:i erage field and.''
vegetable crops: Exeter 4-Goderich
p
For the Wednesday night game at
IIA .FEVER NOTE Exeter, .Tito Kinkead took charge of
S(1ti'ert�rs from lily fever still so -the- boys and reports that' Exeter is
called (.Dill: ';roa, shuniti 11 void swim 1(10(11 into the hardball ,ante with ex -
Brill, 4111'111:x'.t':I»ull' \Vite l thew are('('lit'llt j)t'((S100 t5 of winning their
1((' t 0ill(ject to those iuiplea int di;- Lea'411e, The hasehal1 di:(tuoud is r,ne
al,i•lities. :1,i riling to, 11'ealtl0 author- (,t the hest ill this part of Ontario.
a' s(Vot'el} 1Ite team seems all aggl'essive outfit
ities, Lose why, suffer from ;lura unf afraid t.; take chaucrs on nay fe\tr :Iry ;Id\filed to think t\.ice
befuI•t' they 5u,'wltnlniilg at all. Chronic the brigs., Howev('I', Jim giV'es it as
intlaiiu„atiot,:. of the nose and throat
the opinion (if :01 experienced baseball
scout ,that .the-Liotls will take the
make alis advisable. 1.xotey boys on their return game here.
KP:SPI�{`T THE $C' i -ill oh lily
next_ week. at•ud" the -,Itiii'r`m4
Ilenitt0(1(1 that lou much -gm can 1)e `ay that Elmer Boll's pets .are in ft,r
by 'National Health! a mauling at the hands of tlit LiQlls
•
headquarters. Excessive exposure to) when they next hook up.
The te:(nu• lined up as follows:
-9111iI:ht can cause sunstroke. Can --
For I:xefier - Holstztn:>n, Reauley,
adiatis are reminded. Sunstroke, in- Hngh;, B'ritnell, Falun, Robinson,
It ,rt4i 1
\ high (O'er.er. demands -
that
Ilellliy, Hennessy andHidstzltittn,
t'le sufferer be kept curd. There is .,
War -
also a condition r -ailed 'Heat F.xhaus
For Warren -3b, D. War-
ilui1 - sA•ttlptotlt.: of \.loo it are 1ik11ess, I'( 11 5�, Iiisst't p, ('Ott c, 1:.:1115' 1b,
o1(lnrss and clauiulin('ss, and which ham
of, Girin,2b, Donnelly If. Need -
calls fur care in keeping the patient halo rf. Viu.lie replaced Needham in
vwanrm. In both case:, a ilui'tt)r should the sixth and pitched the last two
he t,tiled. innng's.
Tiors I•:xeter it teas four runs, three
slit; :tars : ;vo errors ; fur (;uderir•h,
two run:, fou.[° hits and ono error.
BEDROOM SUITES
There .is alway-•s _a dem.and•• for -Quality Furniture.
We are offering a very fine selection of modern
Quality Bedroom Suites.
ro
WALNUT^ SUITE= --Plate glass mir-
`rors;. unity, tench, Dresser, 'chest
of drawers, full size -bed..., ....... $200,00
WALNUT 'SUITE -Plate mirrors,.
Vanity, Bench, chest of drawers
night table, full size bed . , . ,., , .. $130.00
Combination Walnut Suite- Plate mir-
rors, Vanity, •ench chest of draw -
errs, full size bed $165,00
WALNUT 'SUITE -=Plate mirrors,
Vanity, Benoh, chest of drawers, full
size bed .. $130.09
WALNUT SUITE ---Plate mirrors,
'Vanity, Bench, chest of drawers,
night table and Twin beds
$22$:00
'WALNUT SUITE -Plate mirrors,
Vanity, Bench, chest of drawers,
full si,ze bed , $195.00
WALNUT SUITE -Plate Mirrors, -
Vanity, Bench, chest of drawers,
full size bed $15.00
I only DRESSER -Walnut, Waterfall
design, large plate mirror . $75.00
t I only Walnut finish Dresser and mir-
ror $25.50
We are giving (No charge) with, every uite, a high riser steal slat spring, pricer• $15.00
.for one week mnlF, co ening July 19th. through Saturday, July 26th.
BLACKSTONE' $
4
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Phozke GO loderich
Mathews `t ---Arbour (;
Hutchins 5 --Auburn 2
Giunesr are played at Agricultural
Park, Tuesday games at 0.30, Saturday
games at 1.30.
July 12 -Hawthorne -Costello
Mathews -Arbour
15 -Auburn --Hutchins
11)--Arbour-�Htttchins
Mathews -Costello
22,--Hawthorne-Auburn •
26--Auburn-Arbour
iia\vt11orue-\1a(tllew
:40--('o�telli)-Ilutchit)s
Aug, `'--All l In I'Il-\Ia the0'0
Costello -Arbour
5 -Ha wthurne-ITtitchins
9 -Auburn -Costello
Ha wt borne-AI•buhtr
12--Iltttchins-Mathews
1t;-(' o tt'iiu-II:I't'th,)rne
Arbour -Nita hews '
11)-IInt+'bin:-Arhomt
23---Costello----Mathews Hut -Clans -Hawthorne
21i-Ht1tchius--(-'ostello
:ill -A rl,utnt'-('osleil„ •
Mathews-Hutehint
Sept.. _'--.\r1,otlr---Hawthorne
1;--\1:I them.:----II:t wthurtte
--OBITUARY
2,13 Pace . $600, 2.27 Pace
a year aid under pace.. $600 2.27 Trot & 3 yr. old.
$60,9
,$500
Goderiph Trotting and Agricultural Association
PERC'Y JOHNSTON
President
DAVE MUNRO
Fire -President
J. W. ('RAIQ:IE
2nd Vice -President
JOHN H. ;'ROOM AN
Treasurer
29-30-31
GOLF
The outstanding event of last week
at the Maitland Golf Club Was the
annual match between the. teams of
the president and
Over thirty members
resul '' was a Close deci
Of the vice-president's team:
match the president and hl losing
team entertained Dr. Jackson and his
team "sit dinner Lu the club house.
The low scores for the day were made
by Charlie Nai.'ftel- and I)ou Mason,
eat•h having a 38. -
vice-president.
ered and the
in favor
After the
The usual Thursday evening two -
ball mixed foursome feature was rained
out last "week, as 0.115 Also the play on
ladies, clay on Tuesday. -These events
will carry over to next Thursday and
Tuesday, sd:1y, respect ively,
In. the play for the ro,,,,e h,01. Miss
s
1lizabeth Tobin meets. \iss
Mb i'jurie
_Martie, while Mrs. George Bruce meets
Mr,I, Nina Thomas to enter the 'third-
ro11ud, `
1'or the Lloyd cup, Charlie Naftel
!:as readied the finals. where he awaits
-._ _t it& 0- unsr-.--nt,r1 `"fifttfrit between' i Jitek
\I mrplly and 1'. R. Darrow.
MRS. JAI 0 011 IIL SLI'IV 'The poss'rhility
The death of MIs. Jacob Ilsley 00 -with other clubs
•curre(I on Sunday at the house of the secretary.
her sou, William. _,Elsley. Colborne
eighty-first.
I \ 111 112 -h 1'
e �' '1 r.
1•e
formerly Mi1dr d•. Aun Snell,. Mrs.
1151ef was .born- in jilt -nett township.
a daughter of the late -Mr. and Mrs.
George Snell, and fur the past fifty-
four yelp's had resided in Colborne
township. Site was a Member of Ben -
miller United church. Her husband
passed away iu 11)11) and she is sur-
vived by one sill, 1\'illialu Elsley, with
whom site lived,- The funeral service
a't her late residence on Wednesday
afternoon was conducted by Rev. S. E.
Hayward. of Beumiller l-aited church.
assisted /y Rev._ Harold Snell of
Exeter. The pallbearers were L.
Walker of Wing'.: -in, 3. D. Elsley of
Listowel, .John Grant, Jainles and
Helmer Snell. Burial was in the Col-
1uwnsllip rei etery.
lil'(lII Mc(UIRi•:
0
Hindi 3I1•G uire, a lifelong resident of
Goderich, died on 'Saturday last in
Westminster Military Hospital, Lon-
don. in - hi; fifty-ninth ,year. The de-
ceased served overseas in the first
"World War and the members of the
local branch of the' ('an.a1lian Legion,
headed by their president, Lieut. J.
K. Hunter, paid full' honors to their
-deceased. comrade at the funeral held
Isere on Monday afternoon.- The ser-
vicet the Brophey funeral house was
cuudl'iced by Rev. Richard Stewart of
Knox- 1'resbyterian church. Burial
was iIl \lilitalld cemetery. '
M -r. McGuire's wife predeceased hi -1
several years ago, and - srtrviving are
five suns and six daughters: Donald, of
Sheppardtori :' Norman. KennIteth, Mrs.
Alex. Wiley. Mrs, Ernest Bowron. and
Betty. all of London: 11ttgh, Albert
and Mrs. Ted Gower, of Goderich ;
\lrs. j. J. Lowen. of LEltltbridge: Mrs.
Clarence' Daer, of Auburn. and two
;inters, Mrs. Isabel ,G;ritiin and 3llrs.
,Issues .Tune,. of London. A son,
Ilitgh, Wits Itillcd in the last war.
of • t'esitIllitlg Illalt(•hes
i5 heist; explored by
LAWN BOWLING ''
0 3 fur the 1'red,_ mint _trophy will
tai«, -place at the (;<oderich Bowling
Club's greens on 'Wednesday, *July 23.
Entries close at 1 p.in. and play will
commence at 1.30., - '
1)AV'II) 1'. -ROLI.IR
After aI two weeks' illness. of a heart
ailment in Godwin. ,Teaming.- Hospital,
Detroit„ Mich., David F. Hurler of 11300
Roslyn road, Grosso Pointe. Mich.. sud-
denly succumbed to it coronary ac -
elusion on June 13th. Mr. Roller was ,
n native of Findlay. Ohio,. an(1 • the
only' son of Mrs. Ella Roller and, the
late Henry Roller. He was educated
iii Findlay public and high school and.'
Taylor T'niversity at Upland, Ihdiatiu,
and- took. his - first position -in Detroit
in 1(123. He . ,had been ettiploye(1 by
the Hudson Motor ('ar Co. for the
past twenty years' aikl at the tune of
death' was manager of Order and 'tab-
ulating departments. During the war
he received an honorary® Bachelor of
Science degree froth the. c'ornpany. He
was a fre(uent visitor to Goderich,
having marled the former R.ubye A.
Snazel at Detroit in 1927, Besides his
wife, he leaves one daughter, Carol
Ann, his mother in Findlay, O., and
sister, Mrs. I`: .1. (trove, in Alliance,
Ohio. Setwiees were ,condueted June
llith at Ale Verheyden fvineral home.
Rev. Andrew Rauth' of the Gros.se
Pointe Pressbyti'rian chureh, where he
was ii charter mermber, officiated. In-
terment was in Findlay, Ohio, cemetery.
Attending from town were Mrs.
'feeord Allis, with Ronald, 1301), and
I'hvliiilt of Toronto; Mrs. William
Snazel, of Bracebridge, Muskoka; Mrs.
.fames Clark, of Stratford; Mr. and
Mrs. 1:. .r. Grp vedl of Alliance, Ohio;
I)oetor and �1[r:r. Y,, .Y. Cooke, ' and
Doctor nils Roller. of I±`iadlay, Ohio.
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