The Signal, 1921-6-16, Page 5rn 11161!LL
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$20.00
It's [Here
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read about. Its a Kodak and it's Autographic, of
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It takes pictures almost postcard size,
2 7.8 x 4 7-8 inches. Soompact that you carry
it without the slightest inconvenience, yet fully
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camera is incomplete.
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ampbell's Drug Store
Phone 90
"The Penslar Store"
The Square
cit i a e DAILY BETWEEN BUFFALO &CLEVELAND
•v 31Di1Gw FICENT STEAMERS
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GODERICH
June
One Day Only
'FARE - 556
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LOCAL TOPICS.
Mosquito and fly
bites will not trouble you
If you tom Zam-Buk. This
herbal balm ends the irritation.
draws out the poison and pre-
vents Inflammation.
Zam-Buk Is also best for sun-
burn, heat rashes, blisters, sore
feet, cuts and all skin troubles.
Keep it handy at your summer
cottage as a "first aid" for all
tails ries. ..ern.. 4.4 row... D.
AM-BUK
1 !S2.000, and on MomdaY evening 'hid GODERICH WINS TWO.
matter wa, laid before the trustee ho ad,
Ito see erhat inducement Could be offered --- her to remain here. The board de- Zug leh Ti Mimed un 'FM it t►wt 4.rouetetf,
I dined to advance her, salary to the
amount offered at Walkerton, fearing it in Friday's Grad tame.
would create dissatisfaction among the
other teachers of the staff. On the lol-
1 lowing day Principal Hume discussed the
matter with the staff and it was agreed
that if the classics teacher, the junior
history and English teacher, soil the art .thrifir little 111,111(. A good crowd of
teacher were advanced 11100 and Miss' t.u-
'wont down Prow Goderich toil
Anderson's salary were itltrrased by $150 ^,ive vociferous salsas[ to their team
the other teachers would be ,atittmed. The It was the first defeat the Zurich men
board met again on Tuesday evening and 1,4,1 -raft' t,l 11ri. se,asalam
uu, id ing
considered the matter, but again declined ;,11110411 at the end of n a,....that
to make any increases it the salaries. ...,,m44.,1 to promise another win for
Miss Anderson therefore has accepted the , ;hlutl.e•Jces it hit them pretty hard.
Walkerton position and will hand in her , 11.0,wev,r. tlsey hook it a• w.41 as could
resignation here. It is said that on ac 111• e•x .real. ilial of•cast,..•
flit- Goths
of the board's refusal to make any 1 rich r o4erl w, re ore rjuye,l.
increases two other members of the staff - 4[liege •nar:1101%1,1.1;7 1111 D11 each
may also tender their grati es. As' _;•,;.',11 the [inti to tlh• first
tbere are only about } comttwr.ial t d the e,Y1M! I'MeNwm JIM out a fwu-
specialists in the Province, the board may I bairger but was *wnght. rat au itNwtglt
find some difficulty in getting another I to steal third. Zurich. half was -
1
Guk•r;,•li turned the tattles .on Ztir-
ieli of Friday last, when uu the Znri, h
din Mom trey admiitlsterel a 7 to 4
defeat tm the wtalw•urt team of that
teacher for this department. market by Lindsay's cat.la Of a hot
"111 off Itranht's hat. uhly, one punt
Social Service Cuw,cil, as he still speak in TI e members of the Arthur Cucie o(i We as far ns first haw.the afternoon on " Social Se ice Plans Knox church are givinga tea on the The Purities were out uuetitwo-thrw
and Opportunities," and in the a ening on church lawn on June 20th. at 6.30 p, m. I ha the twat frame. Zurich tallied
"The New Citizenship'' Each member is expected to bring al three run. 'In their half. ('. A. 114r
The reports of the officers will eview• friend. After the lunch the regular man bit a single a1111 the next tau
the work of the past year and o tline ipeettng will be held in the lecture room hatters us.,l,4he bunt le Uewwl eget.
at the usual hour. The topics will be
Wm' tiny encu 011 haw. Itis..[ uii' wiI
taken by Mrs. McDermid and Miss Lillie the next (tatter. fielding a little
Johnston. The price of the tea sill be hn,•
oor. and enugiil Hoffman at the
A large attendance is hoped for. asloom• plate. 1.. Hoffman got to [trot
proceeds are to go towards making up I aid Sie4wrt .e,mwl 011 Sturge,p's error.
that belt. ( Denning brought' in two 1114.re nuns,
With a walloping hit, but oras himself
vat off 'al tiro ht,mo phase. '
In the 'funrt4. Cooper took •u base
on Ia,ll. Mud gut to third ha.e. but the
low rosary- hit oras not forthc Ing.
Tight hall was played until the
sixth; when with *turg,at on se,olai
_minae- knew -keit -mit n three -$tagger
and Sturgeon str.r.I the first rut for
44441oaw-,$seal. uut.uud
L nditt i,,--wu,c heist at thin!.
Zork•h got .lie ill their half of the
sixth. L. Hoffman scoring oh l Wart's
hit. Brown. the next batter, was hit
by the philter. filling the. Lases, hitt
the side was reeired without any'fur-.
ether s.,a•ein_
'In theiuIth Zurich tirade a 'snows.
cion ,d mi ytlai•s and Ramsay. \Vigghrs
and 1'.wgwr [made the ,in•nit. thing the
w,rre. 4-4.
The un•rrv•gq-round .,infinite' in the
tit -nth. three more runs being tallied
Henning* made au ovetlhrnw to ...solid
early in the frame Mail the whole %ur.
till '4.14511 aa'e•rne.I to g•• to ta..vs. their
errors. with timely hit- 1.y time I;t.le-
rkls hatter.. allowing the thr.'. rens.
Zurich Went to Nat for the-ihist tittle
nil got .two melt, .in Ita4se'4 with no-
de •,,t. When 4'. .5.. 11ofmsn ex -
.1 at first the two Buse -runner+
triol to wimpy third 'tag. 81111
r ran across the ilia 1 with
11 in his hand and put one of
1t. The next man hit asp a
that Was cl,tehel 1.y lei.wet
Kahle wa. oyer.
St'ALMARY.
urity Flour.
Ab. B. R. 11.2 E.
i.
4 -1 0 1
3 0 3
0 1 0
0- n • 0
1.- 0 0
2 0
9 2
plans for the future.
.An interesting item of the program M.a
bar.qoet at ii o'ch ck, followed by afteir.
dinner speeches. All the churches of the
county are entitled to send delegates and
any person will be made welcome. The
local clergymen have received programs.
Huron county stands well to the front
in aggressive .octal service work. and
should be kept there.
N iggtth-•Be1L
.['quiet wedding took place at the
lease of -the"' prides mother. Nelson
etre•[, un Wednesday morning. when
Miss Mtinnte Belt. danehter of Mew. H.
µ«1I. was united. in marriage to afro
.law.'s Wiggins. also of town. iter. J.
F. Rey.raft ofticlatel. Mr. and Mrs.
\1'iggitne bit on the 6 nclo•k G.T.H.
train for Toronto. Itetroit and other
point.. tin their retrnru they will re-
sale of. East street__ The many friends
of aha you're couple Join in good
wi thee.
Methodist Sumenerlehool.
I'rugrattts for ale.: summer settled to
he Intl in (sewleri*h July psth to 25th,
,usher the auslei..•s of the Metheali.t
loindt. have been issued. Among
PM. who $silt. 1«• k•aderr. its the w•h.sd
!tee. W. 1.. Hiles. 11.A:. of High•
W. E. Mill'..n. .4 the de-
ent of erantgell'w 411111 octal
ii... 5.5.'eltwootl. of 4'1111na : !ter.
on, of 5.Waltou : item. 11. 5.v'tl-
l',arkhlll: Rev. 5.W.
Rev.' .1. N. ('tarry. 11.A..
ne: Rev. 14. 1). Meyer and
11e, of Geslerich.
A wrier. o talks on (litsada's prob-
lems
ro blens will. be a feamttire of the evening
meetinn•., tits1 for these Rev. J. 4). L.
Ypnuklita. I'rii11il.a1 14.'vwdds of die
D. A. 4. and air flarry Gamely of To-
ronto are already engaged. and a hilar
ienb•r And a returned missionary are
%4e1 to take tw.o Fe•ta:dioingr even.
..Ikury and ('rerar Conduit.
'11." offk,•r- of the 1',1f..rttP Farm-
ars' ('1u1. '.Iia re r.'-"h'e1 w,.nl , tlwt
l'onr.
M (titer will rury tatterm Inith e,tt,I it. (ohmicto
. Iw' twit' at Moue-e•tun} l'prk the first
week of July.
Publle Srhsel Board.
Al a sls-,•iiti towering •f the pahlie
.tln14s1 I.aar.l o11 Friday night a n•44).
liltiirn wa- 1.;a4-.,1 for the res,•tignei-
1.11relrt.t!t11ae te•acltii,g stsf at the same
wlarles as this year. The purr -hese elf
,,,i,t was left in the hands of 111e
, «•h....1 rwntagelne•ltt ,`"111,11ittet..
•Mti.4 41.+h•. who Ira,. 0011411ie•tfel the
knit Ii•rgarten deieietmerit at V kturia►.
,.•h...l for a mnuli.•r .of year.. Isere
i,•lrler.l laser re+ignation, it i4 meter-
' silo i- taking a 111.-114 ion at
s;uelph. -
a
)Ai'
par
vice:
J•. 101
boos, o
of K'ilft.+
..f Kim -ars
Miss M It
3fct,s,ital ) ulletin
The Lad
Marine and
rhatdN •11 tl
delattaNkoa us
.11 oa 5.Welnwwl
grant for hospitt
disappointment wa
cll.. action,, as envie
went seas loakeel to
ladies an. trot eti.eonr
Iwtter urgunizatiuu Ire
at the Tuw4 l ng of the
ill in 11122.
They .l, not pr,.pare 1..
efforts iu rhe moot worthy.
life. but realize they stem-
uerivP -part in the text mu`,i.'ap:
Ilona aril if necessary agave-
yea'Midktte« in 4be field.
.1 milting oto' the men,!•t•rs of t
Ladies' .lid of Alexandra Inai.ital wi
1e• 11.•111 ill the Ihaard of Trail, ',sons
MI Tuesday. Jutw'2lst. at -4 sins Will
every .ue'mlwr if possible Ie. -pre -sent.
as important bu.itwss l• 1,. Ire .11s-
cusere1 e
AW' of the Stes;t
neral Hoapitil wish to
who joint
it uu the ouury, ',mu•
last, a -kin. for a
pu rpo..... 4
frit aj the comm-
? different treat•
'H.iwever, the
Reel and with
for -woos.
to a,ry. coon -
las their
lertak-
an
elec.
meu
OBITUARY.
tel
lwu
('0e
the 1
them
foul I..1'
1.1 -NN. -William A. T,yna. a ;mein- • -and th
ate og,.the university of Berkeley. 1'+els•: --
foruia. died at San Fraueisco April
Meeh after a brief illner,-. The de•
.•ea..'.I seas a +mti of the late .Lewes
._,Lynn uadL grandson of Mow 4. -1w -0n
• ter -tae ua is '•
i'ltteer,i1T In 1"117 he r.ptaite,l a etc CooOer, lb. _.
year,$ aw was inlwtrurmr to the .•ietrii-al , Lindsay, 2b. _...
e,tgineeriram department. Thou. when 1'ridham, ►L.
in ltlfwn the aratiz.oe•a txoi;r m r:lal and I Hart, el
.1
of next'. o. Af g ! t{r • from m the W '- '
Th.• iefter.11 t will be devoh,l to re- f Sturgeon as ._
enation, 81111 [fare will be facilit....
for • tato[$'.. 1441% ling. iw..PhitII, rolle•y-
hwU ah'I orhe•r games.
The ott.-er- of the school are : lion 1 work , 1
preaidept, Iter lieu. J*w•.tt. Wyoming. Malting Company otrmnno'taesi H. A.urney, ct.
trot.: pn7ldent. Rev. A. E. \fills .0. I1 s lig wa1P, he took PnWr ...tame of 'Carrck, cf . ._....
B A.. Ardnirti : rhod4'r
-prestrt-. Fredll athe ('ompntny'e eset•tri'•al worts, I W Bisset. c . _. 4
and later, at Mart' island. he -riper-
rival
and wireless ruichiuery,nu the faired
$W4.+. battleships and eontrolk+t the
wirers) e•lertrival works. TribntPs
peel' to hien by his associates Wheat him
to have leen a young man or rare
intents -trial attalnw••nt- and Christian
character.
pERSO- tiAI. MENTION. Ohlert, p 4 00 0 0
0 0 0
1 1 4
1 1 1
0 1 0
Suvattge, Se -.fortis. Rev. 1►. )1e'r:1ish. r er- Rams.}', p..
Forrw.w. Rev. 1). Williams, 11.:5... 1,,.,1 the
nn+tiatlatan of N PIP
(;taut Bend : secretary. Rev. .1. F.
Itess-raft. G,wlerieh : treasurer. Rev.
H D. Moyer. materich: registrar. Mis'
Florence M..enev. (;,wleri.h.
Nass Anderson Goes to Walkerton.
Miss Anderson, commercial teacher st
the Collegiate institute, has been offered
a position at Walkerton at a salary of
Barker -Challenger.
An early morning wedding took place
at North street Methodist parsonage on
Saturday, lune Ilth. at 5.30 o'clock,
when Sims Etta Lois Challenger,dtughter,
iof Mr. and ,Mrs. A. Challenger. Elgin
avenue, was united in marriage to Mr.
H. T. Barker. also of town. Rev. H.e D.
Moyer officiated. The happy
ok
the 6 o'clock C P. R train for Toronto.
Niagara Falls and outer points, and on
their return will reside on Hincks street.
Mao' friends wish them happiness
and
prosperity.
(►k1 Home Week Edition.
A slw•, i.al e11.1 Ilona• \Week edition of
-Tire 41,1,1.•11 4)114'" has been Issued
,,41•1 eoples are Ling serN to all t11P
former residents whose names have
e Week.'
v_aay Ifurther r rthe Old or
MUM*. aniloddn•,ww
.1h"uht L• handed to 'NIT... 5.5.'. 1.. Horton
or 'Mitt. Bowden ( Board of Trude
rooms) at OTW'e.
The old Home Week executive met
on Tneselny night awl after tran4aet-
i„r .,rsidenrlde hureine.. adjourned to
next Monday MOW.
i)elong. -- -
:1(atrtlon,Md-
Ina Tuesday morning. ii Knox
eIreertild
orf1 rme.1 n theRrMa Marriage `torr irony
unit Mrs. lug 41. Delano. and Y. (laughter nAlbert H.
Mse•IMasatil, son of ..n.street. The T ws bride
. John
v1 act ia la.1'a rk
were a snit of navy blue trle•otine, and
ore
I eon
wore hmFrench
p* tt lofe• and pink wrowee.• The
1 bridesmaid. Mises 4'Inre HodOhni, wore
Mph 1.111 The grw.tn WWI attended
by Mr. Farrar 1,ot•ett of ('Pinto .rreda t After
r
rhe wedding breakfast,
home of the bride's parents, the wring
couple left by steamer Greylmnndnon
a trip to fort Huron and tither
rreek'.and on heir return they will
,in Golerleh.
Temoera'Me Convention.
pRa=-WAW MascE!
Seat sale at Dunlop's Drag Store, same
puce as charged at the Pair Grounds.
MODEL THEATRE
BEST PHOTOPLAI S
IN COOL COMFORT
Week of June 20 to JItgw 25
Monday and Tuesday, June 2S -Z1.
Matinee Moodily tit 4.15 p.m.
W. S. HART
in -
"The Cradle
37 7
*Car• rick batted for Murney.
Zurich:
C. Hoffman. 3b . 4 4 0\ 1
1
%Worm, 2b .
'L. Hoffman. ss.. _. 33 1 1 2
Henning. c _
Braun, rf. _ 3
11
Miss Minnie ('ampi,e . of Niagara iCalfasa, cf
Falls 4'ollegiate ins*,•,i • . is hums- for D. Hoffman. !b. 4
Siebert, ll. 1
•Brown..
"Pluck hitter. _
33 4 7 1)
Score by innings -
Purity Flour ...:....:...0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 3 -7
Zurich 003001000-4
111,1id.ay .
Mtr. and Mrs. nig wafllrld and I
family. of Cleveland. , • visiting reha-
fives in t.m-n.
Mrs. J. Breckenridge who spent the
wit t P sadena Ca'tf ,rola, returned
iter a a .
town last week.
Mr. Reg. Newell i. •. tt'tng friends in 1 Three•base hits-Linday, Two -base
town. having come over :: tm Detroit on hits-Brown,
Lindsay, Sacrifice m L.
the steamer Greyhound. Sturgeon. L. W. Hoffman, Hennieg.
Mr. R.E.Wigle was n fTrto this Struck out -By Ramsay 8, by Ohlert 14
week attending the me -un¢ of the council !Bases on balls Off Ohler'i
of the Ontario College of l'harmacy•
GOING DOWN
SHINGLES
Dr. S. Wright Burge.`°Pec chiropractor,
has has opened an office
l
Theatre, See his card on page 1 of The
Signal.
MV -4 Henry Phillip.. of Applegatny
Mil -It , visited friends in this vieinity
of Courage,*[1114 w'.s•k, coining on the Grey-
hound.
trey
Io und.
Mr. J. W. Graham cam* up frmst
Detroit this week and returned on Tues-
day, accompanied by Mrs. Graham. to
make their home in that city.
Mir. a awl Mir. .1.. T. Hai•Ill and
nephew-. "ItitIy lhtvOl. of Detroit,
Mr. T. w. Nairn, of Walkervlllc, and
Mr 1:. 11. Nairn. of \v'itsdawr, mer,
ylsitor4 at Mr. 4'. A. Nairo'1 this week.
The Misses It.wn,furwerly of tracts.
came asp from Det.rolt on, 'the Grey-
homnl. Miss ,;race retnrnrt tottormw'.
hitt Mires ihomthy will remain In tow .
for a while.
The Mb....' garage, 11f Buffalo. are
gueste at the home of Mrs. J. M. Rob-
ert*. St. Patrick's oars.? The visitors
are daughters of t1,P lane William
Sav-
age, s former well-kuu-
of
ifloderie•h
Al.o
BURTON HOLMES and
MAGAZINE PARAMOUNT
Wednesday and Thursday. Jun 22-23.
Matinee W4,Ine4,lay at 4.15
WiLL ROGERS
in
yri..'Qq1rQ"n. Melton. of
of Detrol. ,(M 1
in dYts. ` y!!4' a kk "ty !it a tw "t t;T;
Bedford.
Those who attend the annual temper-
st
ance
tn cn, On
Wednesdaywhich s to he afternoondand
Clinton. u 22nd, will have the olpt
evening. one Geroge C. Pidgeon. 1,
WTordette rotatti or Dr.
Mont street Prassv-•
[grist church and president of the OnWRf
p.m.
"Honest Hutch"
coupled with
A two -reel Comedy
"HE TAKES THE ('AKE"
Friday and Saturday. June 24.25.
Maninee Saturday at 3.00 p.m.
Won Strolieim'.s Master PIetur.
"The Devil's
Pass Key"
This pteture will he rhe talk of the
town and to 'aces It means to he lett
out of eumitlews eonverw.thsn.
Al.o
A Lively Surefire Comedy
A Week's Program of Unusual Merit.
COME AND INVESTIGATE OUR
THEATRE COOLING SYSTEM.
•
Matia.a-Monday, Widnes -
Lay ail Saturday.
Umpires -J. B. Reynolds ani Leslie
Kerr, Clinton.
This is the last Inotch
(5 x) xxxxx C. Me. Shingles
at 1.25
per bunch •
Get them while they last
Goderich PlaningMil s
Phew 47
LIMITED
P. 0. les 18.
Select Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co.
The only exclusive Ladies' Ready -
to -Wear store that sells goods direct'
from manufacturers- to -customers in
Goderich.
This includes a new line of House and
Porch Dresses, Middy Waists, Organdies and
Voiles of the latest designs. These we are
selling at very low prices.
We are offering a fine assortment of House
and Porch Dresses at $1.95 and $2.95.
A special line of ladies' White Balkan Mid-
dies at $I.95.
We invite inspection. No trouble to show
goods.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Select Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co.
GODERICH
Headquarters and Factory : 456 Queen St. W., Toronto
Clinton.
McCaughey... .. 5 1 0
Hawkins ... 5 1 2
Draper 4 0 1
Hovey 4 0 1
Mutch..
Hulka ..,
McTaggart
Welsh... .
Butler ...
5
3
.. 4
4
4
38
-Score by innings -
Pm sty Flour .0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-6
..000020020-4
,Clinton Three -b ase hite-Lindsa►'. Hawkins.
two -base hit -McLeod. Stolen 'bases..
W. Bisset, Pridham. McLeod, Mutch.
S hits- -Cooper Welsh. Bases on
balls s Cooper 2. off Butler 5. Struck
out- : Cooper 7, by Butler 5.
U , . e -I. B. P.ynolds, Clinton.
How ' y Stand in District No. 6.
1 1
O 1
1 2
O 0_
O 0
4 8
0
0
0
2
0
0
4
Goderich 6, Clinton 4.
01* Tuesday the Purity Flour team
journeyed to Clinton to play their first
game of the season in that burg. Due
chiefly to the wildness of Butler in the
second innings. the Purities managed to
sque(ze out a win by the score of 6 to 4.
Cooper d d the twirling for Godetich,
and though he was in many holes he
managed, with good fielding behind him,
to get out of them. Sturgeon at third was
the worst offender on the Purity team in
regard to errors, having three misses and
a wild throw chalked up against him.
The Purity Flour team was changed
around considerable. with Ramsay at
first,
McLeod
shortstop
and Sturgeon
at
ttrd R Bisset Sturgeoin the
sixth.
The Purities were unable to wore in
the first, but they got four counters in
the second, on five passes and twn errors.
They were unable to score again until the
nits by when
McLeod and scored
arrt and more
s
sacrifice hit.
Clinton got two runs in the fifth on
two hits and Sturgeon's two errors.
They also got two hits in the eighth on
two hits, a pass and a sacrifice hit. The
Clinton team had three juniors playing for
them[ and they showed up well. the defeat
being no fault of theirs. Hovey at first
looked especially good.
Capt. Byers and twn friends from!
Cleveland, Ohio. passed through town on
Sunday evening on their say to South-
ampton. They had with them a large
camping car, which wss equipped with
sleeping accommodation,. etc.. necessary
on a long trip. Captain Byers sstated that
amt
he was born at Southamp e
his way to visit old scenes.
Zurich.
'Purity Flour
Stratford.
Creditors- .-_..---i-
Clinton . _.
Clinton- has a
Stratford.
Won.
5
5
2
2
0
Postponed
Lost.
1
2
2
4
5
game with
Liners.
Crediton will be here next Thursday,
June 23rd.
Well. Mr. Zurich Herald, how about
that "Best battery in the district" now ?
The newly organized Goderich Rooters'
Club was much in evidence at the game
at Zurich on Friday. ---------
Crediton defeated Stratford at the
former place on Thursday last by the
score of 6 to 4.
Crediton met defeat in a League game
at Stratford on Wednesday. 5 ore :
Crediton 5, Stratford 10.
Jim Wiggins was on third bare at
Zurich for the first time this season and
showed that he has not forgotten how.
Garden Party.
Under the auspices of the Auxiliary of
the Ladies' Aid of the Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital and the Country
Women's Club, Goderich township, a
garden party will be held on the grounds
of Mrs. H. Curwen. Huron road. on Fri-
day, June 24th. There will be booths
representing different nations with various
articles for sale. music by the Blackstone -
Buckley or, hestra and a varied a inter-
esting
program. Gotes open 11U7.30.1).
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P1HOTOGRAPHS
that impress the onlooker with the
persorsality of the sitter.
J. T. Fell,
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Zurich defeated Chino n at Zurich
this (Thursday) evening, by the score of
13 to 3. Only three senior players went
with the Clinton team, the others being
juniors.
it it said that Ramsay is a warm -
weather pitcher and that he is just begin-
ning to round into form. if this is correct.
Godench people may expect to see some-
thing extra good in the way of pitching
shortly.
SUMMARY.
Purity Flour.
A. B. R. 11. E.
Sturgeon 3b 3 1 0 4
*R. Bisset, 3b o b 00 00 1
W. Bisset. e 4 0 1 0
Ramsay, lb 4 0 1 0
Lindsay. 2b 4 1 0 0
Pridharrt.If 4 1 2 0
McLeod s
-Babe" Ruth, the home -run man, was
tent to m one
next day hemade two for ho eruns. The
management of the Purity Flour team are
considering whether it would not be a good
idea to send the whole team to Castle
Griffin fora week.
"Nanna" McLeod waw in the game at
Clinton for the first time this season and
showed up welt. He had two hits. but
there was nothing doing for him in I.is
position at shortstop. Before going over-
seas "Nanna" was an employee of Tot
Signal office.
Earl Cooper, who has been playing first
base all sesoon for Purity Flour, was sent
to the mound at Clinton Tuesday against
his old tsemroatew He pitched a good
gape and had there been fewer errors on
the part of the Purities Clintto tAe sequid,not
have aeo;ured as many syn
The management of Purity Flour bese-
Marney, cf
Hart. ri...- ,3 Z 1 0 10 Cooper, p 2 1 1 0
PR. MO*ioltc StUrtati's `place a1
Oki . , •
SAVE
One Dollar
by bringing your K. & S.
Coupons to me.
I redeem all K. & S.
Coupons for One Dollar.
A large shipment of
41‘..-4., S. TIRES
just received.
J.S. ALLEN
Opera House Block
Kingston St. Goderich
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ball team did not succeed in getting an
exhibition game with the Wingam aggre-
gation for this week, as that team could
not make the trip. 1.ochalsh was also
approached for a game. but coukl not
come. There will not likely be another
game here until Thursday, June 23rd.
when Crtditol will he the opponents.
Zurich [meets Stratford in [kat city
next Wednesday for the first time this
season. Last year, after Zurich won No.
6 group, the first team they met we+
Stratford, who were the sintim< of an-
other group. Stratford put Zurich °
tl q ruattme tot i)w 1,t champ
WFtal
will Stratford do with ehetn this
year ?