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OPP golf rtorQuir nament at Sunsptvolf club {9 -
The Goderich detachment of the Ontario ,Proyincial Police
played host to some 160 golfers at the fourfh annual tdiurnamen4.
held at Sunset last week. Winners of the tournament were
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(from left) Don$edour, civilian low net; Tim West, civilian low,
gross; Doug Spitzig, low gross and Jim Renwick, Kincardine,
won the OPP low net. (staff photo) , .
Shoppers' Square about 1892.......
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public and separate school
supplies." •
• In. the North -Hamilton block
can be seen the business sign of
Mrs. R.B. Smith, long a populat
merchant,. who was offering in
the newspaper "wools of all
kinds, wool capes made to
order, manna cut free of
charge, all linen goods stamped
free." Colbotte Bros. were
holding a great sale of dress
goods:
A.B. Cornell, "the leading
undertaker," was in McLean's
Block (between East and
Kingston, formerly the Crabb
?lo). He had a competitor in
J. Brophey & Son, West street,
who ,in friendly fashion
suggested: "On your way to the
post office give us a call,"
There is'a sign in„theNcLean
block which may or may not be
that of R.P. Wilkinson, & Co.,
vendors of crosscut saws and
cattle, chains'. James Saunders
was also in McLean's Blofk
with'a stock of china, jewelry,
albums, toys, wallpaper." His
son Aleck (spelled 1h9s) had
"the only plumbing -shop in
town" on West street and was
"clearing out $10,000 worth of
new goods?'
Eph. Downing had a shoe
store e probably at the • East
street corner of the McLean
,Block, but- by 1894 he was
succeeded ,by William ' Shar-
man, Jr. Charles A°. Nairn, at
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the Hamilton St. end of the
Harn-ilton-E,ast block, ad-
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vertised the arrival .of a carload
of sugar, and also offered
"chamber sets 'at, reasonable.
prices,"
There were. at least three
Pharmacists: W.C. Goode,
George A. Fear, and Francis.
.1 ordan , • at 'the Colborne street
corner, who boldly' announced
— that "Santa. Claus has shipped,.
large quantities of his choicest.
goods to F. Jordan, Medical
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Ed Daer, of the Wingham detachment of the ont4rio Provincial Police found himself in the
runner up position for the second time behind Doug Spitzig at the OPP golf tournament. Bob
Kerr, right, of Mount Forest settled fotsecond spot in the net category, (stqf photo)
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O.P,Pt Constable and Mrs.
Charles Johnston of North -flay,
and Mr. John McNevin of
Dundas• were recent visitors
. with Mrs. Mary Stinson- and
famoy F3rock.St.
• Mr. and Mrs. Newcombe of.
Ottawa visited With Mrs.
Newcombe's mother, Mrs.
Wm. Black.
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Hall•' • The town was served by four
Nlilliners (if qt years agowere Trains arriving ,daily, three
the Alisses Yates, offeringThe departing, •but two of the ,for -
most fashionable shapes in' " mer.and one of ,the latter Were
bonnets and hats,:' and Miss ,"mixed" and the Signal in 1894
Cameron on Ha mi Iton street, declared that, the situation
Medi( al practitioners were called for action, inasmuch as
Drs. Shannon and Shannon, and it took "three,or four hours to
Whitely and Hunter..Lawyers:.0 travel the 45 miles to Stratford.
E.N. Lewis, 1V1,0: Johnston, , The great event of 1892 was a
John Davison, E. Campion, visit, February 18, by tIon.
RC, Hays, Garrow & Wilfrid.laurier, only four years
Proudfoot, Cameron, Holt & from office and knighthood. He
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T(7) (with Dudley came to assist M.C. Cameron,
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hard .presSed, 4by Hon, J.C.
Patterson, Conservative'. -
From the train he boarded a
• sleigh for. the Grand Opera
House, where Wm. Proudfoot
to. read.. an address oi welcome,' •
Chairman of the meeting was
Joseph Williams (St. George's .
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A&P has always stood for two things
• Price & Pride.
Price & Pride together made the great A&P great.
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Tien, somehow, we let Price & Pride et Out of balance.
forgot our own philpsophy :
ThcewithoutByde is no bai
And e suffered for it. .
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The tin e has come• to put
• Price & ride together again.
And we're going to do it
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we can't fid� it,
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Crescent) and among those on
the platform were 'Sheriff
Gibbons, Philip. Holt, D.
McGillicuddy, M.Y. McLean
and Stanley Hays .of Seaforth.:
Robert Holmes, D.A. Forrester
and W. Paisley of Clinton.
"The audience:: the Signal -
writer 'stated, "had long befoye
heard of Mr. Laurier's fame as
Canada's' first orator, and their
great expeclations were fully
realized, both by the elegance
of his address and the thought ,
and feeling displayed therein,.
His fine appearan'ce was:also.,
"the subject , of many admiring,
remarks." '
•Patterson won the by-election
• by 5 votes. Cameron' was
returned in the general ?lection
...6f 1896 - his last.
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