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S. -Thursday, Augtret 11. 1921,
Beautiful English
China
Odd cups and saucers.
sugars , and Breams. nsbi
plates, jugs, Bake plates.
in fact anything you
need in high-grade China.
such as ('ualpurt \Nodous
Ainley, \Vee, nal, etc
SUMMER GOODS
Picnic Plates. \\'a, 1',:le• r
('ups, Maple -ware I.ul,, I:
Sets,•Ti.aue Tablecl.a!,. sus s;
Napkins.
Waterman's Ideal
Fountain Pen
Ifeeoguized w. ile BEST
Fountain leen 'mad
Lt
Upholstering Shop!
FURNITURE REPAIRED
and VARNISHED
I1oa'1 throw away your .old Furni-
ture till you see
CLIFF ANDERSON
liut,.t. is Vit. 11rl.eeu'..
nesselaWssarasentaearet
,- Art
Province of
ALBERTA
Guaranteed Bonds
Twenty-year 6 1-2 per cent.
PRIG
Par and Interest
most attractive investment.
E.H. HILL&CO.
1E3180NAL ME1VTIUN.
Miss Mary Pinder lx Bann,• from
' Tornito for holidayu. •
\t r. J. ('. Blackstone la borne trop
soca 1o,nul t him, week. - T
Mrs. J. t'. Ilarrlwm. of, Slesc,s•, 1s
iiug.'ft:Buds lu town.
Min Ila Curell. of Toronto. spent the
week -end at her home in Salttord
1h•. A. lt, Roertaott. of Ayr, is with
the other 111d It,rys for the reunion.
Mr. 1.•u Ih,wuiisg, ..f Itruwa•la, was
among the OM I lowo Week vialtoin.
Major D. M. MacDuff. of Detroit, is a
Olen at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. G.
Connor.
Mr. F. 0 Delta, of London. spent Old
Home Week with Mr, and Mrs. T. G.
Grnnon.
Mrs. Short, of New. R
York. is visiting
with her cousins. Messrs. R. L. atoll
I Wm. Lane.
\lis; I1.•ny Clarke. daughter ser nee..
.1. 1. l: Clarke. .1 Landon. i visiting
Mister 4aimrou Killorut.
Miss •G rare Strang. of Ilrtigeridde
a'••Ilegi.,te Beat ate, i. Louse for the
rontiii,le• of the oteation.
Mks Bleier Whitely. itely. of New York.
o •ean
the esr of the M..
i,e. e
,:nicanal
wilt-,• Itsbert',hi, Fast street.
Mrs, %Tums Young anal Mr.. Drink-
wiiter !formerly Miss Tema Tiningl.
of 1,w hl:ute, :are visiting,, relative.: in
10w'0.
•
Reed
Mr. and Mrs. i1, J Horton. of (Sault
Ste. _]larie..._i'nt.: have been . holklay
I visitors in Glwk•rieh ,luring the past
tea we•1:..'
_Ur_ -aro., 1Yata *---arid- ktiaw
4, hales. of l.oisluu, anal Miss Anna
M,l.,,041, of Toronto. aro bowels of Mrs.
Messrs. Eugene and 1:l.•tor Ik•ail are
her*» -lent, - Buffalo. Their families
!tad :rri'ivtlal .n11b r, and all are taking
n titody--Intens, to tam dntngs.`•
Mr__.aaat Mr-, lit M••iver tied their
sou. Iran, set Winnipeg. 8r.- hero for
the r.maion. They ,:mule to 1hilnth be
ntotor,•:nid thence by boat. but intend
to return the whole way by motor.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 1lieko.n, "Sun-
set." ,'ort Alls•rt announce the engage-
ment of their eldest daughter. Mae
Reel!. to Itev. ('Iharl.•.. Elmer TtttClor, of
Stratford. ..m of Mr. and Mrs. .T 11.
Taylor, of tt.•tgt•are. the marriage to
hake place_ early .1.u. Scps rower,
-1s will he IP rt 111 the a.lrerti.ing
oolttn,n•/ in tali week•* leant• of Thr
Nigral the Sel.,•t Iadi•. iG»dy-to-
. co
. is 'ntIntling it, fall opm-
ing display for a1lother ten days to
;omit the Lolls-- who are nbsr,rl"r1 iu
the netiviti.•. of 114d 11ome 11'erl- to
:0814* their seism -tion►. faun the ex -
o 11siye symides of 0arelty snit+, tvata,
Ir•s..e,; ,.141rt. and w8C ts. ('ustomes
are moored that any .elet.tkms made
during the uect tett ,hay. will not 1me
duplitato4,l.r this .,,1npr111y in (:o,M-
rleh.
Re=union Briefs
A PHOTOGRAPH
will recall your
happiest moments.
Have you a wet -oۥ
our ,"Old Home
Week
viewLlI
T. FELL
fay hast :Mrs. Sinclair en-
tertalrtlyl •a number of friends In
hou or_ot She aeveutt-aereitth blrt _
nmlirergarr of Mr: E. ikowning of
l.ssinpitngtnn, who has. been here for
the old Home Week. Mr. Downing
was eIa• of the oldest bn.lntess tarn of
Goderich alien he retire, a few ysslnt
'Igo, and lu• siiij hikes a great Intermit
in etvrythlug pertaining to him old
bonze town.
Mr. S. F,. Hlek was looking forward
Iqd Horne Week with the expecta-
tion of matting a great mans old
friends,- --but-«et-fine--dortnr' or+terr he
had to remain sit home during Ibe
greater part of the re1.4,rttion and,
mn.fi to his regret. missed wring a
good marry: he wouhi have liked to
meet. Fortunately he has 1mr•n utile
to he nut the last day or two. end he
is trying to make np for bet time.
Among the callers at The Signal this
week was Mr. O. G Martin, of Buffalo.
Mr Martin was among the early residents
' of Goderich, as he was in the jewellery
husiiess here during the late seventies.
His -land was on the site of the present
, Rank of Commerce, Mr. Martin motored
1 to torn for Old Home Reek and was
' acoornpanied by Isis wife; and grandson.
Mi. Sydney J. 0. Martin. of Hufalo;
Mrs, Welltngton Martin and Mrs. David
Moody. of Kitchener, and • Mrs.,(Capt.)
Ironsideg, of Sarnia.
-"--
OOP •of the most tater.• el partici.
'snits In the reunion 1. Mr. . 1. Mac.
Laren .1 Toronto. He has npportell
•he 111.1 Mine, Week hien row its
11mrptl.ot and i.i,greltly pleas 1' with
the .neve:. of Hwe .elebrntio ;and
',hare should -los- mod her in n
ion- years. Mrs' Mai i.nren is ere
"1t 11 her husband, toad although not :(
•'•slerieh add Girl she is.•haking a
Special Notice
AN EXPERT
thor.inglrly trained in the relief and eure of all foot troubles
will be in attendance at this store 011
MONDAY, AUGUST I5
and we strongly- advise all persons suffering any kind of
diae(►mfort frith their feet to take advautapre of this op-
portunity to get expert advice
Absolutely Free
ONE DAY ONLY NO OBLIGATION
SHARMAN'S SHOE STORE
W. RitrI. SHARMAN
1
great interest In the events of the
week. Col. J. J. Maelorea. brother of
J. A.. would Iwve liked to Ise here.
twat war pfersutest 1•y another engage-
ment.
Among the many plea sato family
rennk,tas this week wits that lit the
!tome Of Mr and Mrs. Win. Str:u'han,
Cambria road. their guest: masa \1r.
Strachan'. blether James. of Wind-
sor, mud his two mous. George of
t'hie,go, as 1 Dr. !lorry. and has wife.
of ClerelaiRl. Ohio. The latter are
,Stricken. vli sst Moue was in Kan
Antonio. '1'ex,i.. is delighted with
( s.l1•ieh and its people. l'ntortun-
alelt, Dr. J. It. Straeha ii. of Blot
Spring's. Ark.. en's unable to Join the
Luall> party.
The . etismtive of the ()1d flume
\\„k voinusltte• gratefully aek-naw'l-
'shod she i'e•eipt of $:,.IMI from two
(:.slerh 1, 111.1 Girl.- -Mr.. 1 Ih•.. ('lark
and Ms- Nina Strachan. I. ttr-r.f To -
row,. The gooney will be sr.,lited to
the fund to J,•fray the t•xisot.e. of the
celcbr:u i„n
Why pay more for a phonograph
when you can get a real "Stewart"
from $15 to 135. and a beau-
tiful cabinet mat hine for 15'2:'
Ask fora denn"o'ration at Black'tone'a
ice cream parks,. Agent for Gennett
Records
No more siwezlrg summer colds ! Hay
fever yields to Raz -\fah always, just as
rheumatism, neuritis. viatica, etc.. wilt
to 7. R. C•'s. Sold locally by H. C.
Dunlop.
CLDD BCH NOTES.
At North street Methodist church next
Sunday the classes and Men's Club will
meet at 10 a. m. The Club's topic will
be: '•liow can we improve oto- secre-
tions," and will be tntrnduced by Mr.
Douglas Mooney. At 11 o'clock. the
Lord's Supper, reception and baptism.
The pastor's evening theme will be
''Paul's Conversion and Yours.- Strang-
ers and visitors always welcome. -Next
Sunday is missionary Sunday and a large .
attendance of Sunday school scholars is
requested.
At the regular meeting of the Epworth •
League in North street Meth' dist church
next Tuesday evening Mines Leola Herm '
and Marjory Aitken will be at charge. - -
The topic will be "The French \lethals,
institute.'' Prayer -meeting roll 5e held
on Thursday evening.
AD RHEUMATISM 11
FOR FIVE VEARS
chant awn /tie Tread. Maw Tablas
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
YR, JOHN C. GUILDc $oe
P. 0. Bax 1eE, Parnimseaa, N. 3.
sa feral wd Rkeenigami jw fro
years, has tog it so badly at brae I was
unable to get up without aanlitaaea
I tried different medicines I saw
advertised and was treated by doctors
in Amherst, also In my home town,
but the Rheumatism earn. book.
In 1916, I sew in aa advertisement
that'Fruit-a-tiees'sserii ssay Mow
angina. and took one box and got
relief; thea I took them eight along
for about s: z months and the Rhea-,
mutism was all gone and /ham new
felt is niece.
Anyone who would oars to write
me as regards 'Frenal-tives' I would
be glad to tell theca what 'Prai6a-
tive.' did for me."
JOHN E. GUTLDER9ON,
Contractor and Mason.
500. a hos, 6 for $2.50, trial sfae 25o.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Flim,--ti.es Limited, Ottawa. Oat:
OLD HOME WEEK.
REGISTRATIONS
David M. Aitken and family, of Los
Angeles. Cal.
Mrs. Harry Keenan. of Detroit.
Mrs. F. W. Johnston (nee Lillie Mc.
Gregor and Fred W. Johnston, of De-
nims Florence Ball Clearihue. Kathleen
and Winnifred Clearihue, of Regina.
Sask.
Mr. --and Mrs. A. T. Walker (Jessie
Oke), Mildred Bessie and Dorothy
Walker, Hamilton. '
Airs. 'IL Ft: Penti4 ai4 trots, 'o!
Detroit. •
- Irene Tliurlow. of kitchener, --
Milton Thurlow, of Windsor.
Mrs. Edith Sch•ster and Miss Edna
.1. Sylvester. of Ijwtrolt.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Mc*trween, of Galt.
Mrs. , John Me$ween, of Niagara
Falls •-
Mrs. E. Y. Drinkwater, of Port
Stanley,
E• 1t..esmpliclL oLCodeeit
J.A. Taylor. of St. Thomas.
Mrs. A. (1: Sperling. of Ninga, Man.
A. 11. Doe. of Chicago.
Mary Itairl, of Toronto..
Mrs. Robertssm and MIA. Roller• -.,n.
of Toronto. •
Wm. Rochrig, of.Detroit.
Frank Tom, of Toledo. (Ohio.
Mrs. Myron Mattilrws, of fort
Huron.
Gerald Mntthews. of Port Huron.
'Harvey Matthews', of Port Hnt'ea,
It. McBride. of Detroit
Mrs. Conrad Geets. of !tufa! ..
Nora Riley. of Buffalo. '
Jennie M. Sperling. of Tratdnn.
Man.
Mr.. F:. (l. Hoffman -of_ i. of- l)etr..J -
Mrs. II. M. 1 a ria n. of Det r2tt..
' Miss lkrrothy I44 nnkl.rtj, if •
M '-
h'h:
Mis+w Donaldson. rtf in•trei4
MI.. Mand ikotalds)n.,of !Highland
1hark. Mleh.
Mrs. ('. R. Watson. ,.f New York.
Kenneth C. Watson. of New York.
Thomas D. Amy. of Ilirfort.
Hannah ATey .0 Rtirtit�.
Fred It Smith. of tondos).
11'm. C. Stew'nrt.bf llttnmwa, Iowa.
Mrs. reed Morgsn. of Port Stanley.
Mrs. M. Teo. of Detroit.
ictor,):. 1-er.tmete. of Detroit •
Ins Gladys Fowler. of Detrolt.
'MIM Mary I:hewpilen. of Detrol,-__
n-% n i 4 Mrs: 4)..i:. .Neville. of i.e.
1 r..It.
to. D'. Sons of T .mato. .
Mr, mill Mrs. 11_ t4, RieMattn, of
Kltehe ns r.
1lontald ihull:a1:tit of Kdtchene�t,
Renta toligmire, of Toronto.
George IropI,,s and family, of De-
t reit.
Mrs. l'nt* er. ,ef aero Park. New Ont.
1
I. Carver, .,t rim Park, Now Gary.
r:. 1 . Tlmrl, w-. of Windsor. r
C. E. Me.lrtl, r, of Windsor.
Wilbur F' 1'. Anderson. of Ottawa.
F. if. (Treem., 0! At. Tired..
1'11111p 11. .1 flatlet, of tore in. (thio.
Mrs. 1. R. Watson, of Watertown,
N. Y.
l.anra We tom. -of Wntortmrn, N.Y
F. M. \t';ot.ws, of waterfowl,. N.T.
Mr. and Mra, IR, 1. Smith, of (delph.
Mr. R• ',t. Jones, of tetrolt.
Anna 1' Rattler. of Detroit.
E. M. C..,ssion. of letroir.. i
Annie Mo11oo, If Tlotroit.
Mr,. Elines, of -Toronto
we., 11nward, of Dnek..o,. Mit h.
('l:,irlott" }Toward, of .Aickwnn,
\i ieh
11,rriet ilkonsrd, of Jackson. Mich.
1: - I.,,hei Douglas. of Chnt1tnm.
1. 1- Hallway. of Chatli,m• no
Mr. Eby Douglas. of Lmcknow,
Mi.. yeas i# Douglas. of Ln9kn ow.
' Nos., s1/, ,Dyer of Port Cnnningtnn.
11i.,. mare Holliday. of Stratford.
14i.. Winifred Rellrnore, of De-
troit.
!tort iorenaon. of Toronto,
W. cash. of Peterhof").
GM. M. St radian, of - sal Drage -1 -
Mr. and ultra. DI. H. llhnlanga, of
Chicago, 1R.
Mlxnee Harris Paamore and Edwina
l'.a,nwt[se of l hk ego.
Stelby• Pa -more. of Chicago.
.Kohn P. Glazier. of Kitche,.er,
.t. R, Maet►onald. of Detroit.
•:.pr. Rod. Morrison. of Detroit.
Mrs. A. Miller. of Detroit.
\,,stoat Rtnabel. of Detroit.
Mrs. Aogns.t Strube!, of Detroit.
\Drs. H. Mar+:ewgor, of (tetroti.
''. twaneon. of ,W+ngham.
sirs C. So.n,.on, Ot Wingham.
Morris Awan,.,n, of 11•ingham.
lava Swanson, of Wingham.
.tgnes Swanson'. 'of \Vingham.
Nies. .1. M. "H*air, ret Toronto.
Miss M: E:.Iwarthi. ..:' Chicago.
Mrs. Was. Ramsay, of New Liskeard.
Mrs. Arthur Buchanan, of Dus.--
•:*otrge B0, I:anan. onnchuerh.
Ont. f D
R: H.
Jolson
Jaunt
. Ea
IH
Otto-
14- Cale, of C1in:..n.
Mrw. lda Gordon, of Lneknow.
]lis. W- 1{. Cemplbei! of Auburn.
Fliml.eth Blackwood. ,.f Detroit.
Minirtta M. Kirkpatr-,-k. of Sarnia
Mutt Kirkpatrhlc, of sante.
Verna Kirkpatrick, of-trnla.
Herten. Mak'olm. of
Sirs. Inn. Knlaley, of ay.:inaw. Mtr
John Knisley. of Sagin.•.v, Mieh,
Mrs. Gee Gregory. of !'etrolee.
Ev.lyh Gregory. of Petr dee.
Xis-FAL;h Rarewell. of T•'roato,
PL it Tw pedIP. of ('oinm'..1+. Ohio
11'ill.•rt \Illtinn. of Destro.•
Mrs. 11'it.Prt Million, of I'-'roit.
Mas. case 1.. Wand. of W i ndanr,
Mr.. $yrhsey Dove. of Detroit.
Frank fore, of Detroit.
Teddy Leve. of Detroit.
Grace- lore, of Detroit.
W. 1.. C:ukas, of At. Lonia, M-
33-1. of St. Ionia. ail...
Iizni.•rh (Incas, of St Louis, Mo.
MI.. r. Martin. of Toronto.
Mrs. Mary Melt -or. of 'Detroit.
John D. Kelson, of Detroit.
1 G. McLean. of Detroit.
Nr.. it, G. McLean. of Detroit.
F,lh•t-n• McLean. of Detroit.
Mt._ %re. MacLean. of Lakewood.
Ohio
11rs. (' Rtigney. of Detroit.
Mr.. 'f R. Graham. of I)etrolt.
.T'. jt. Richardson. of Highland Park.
Mb h.
Mrs. .1- R.•Richanl.on, of flighlaml
• Mr.. .litlotr Rove, of 'T)etrott.
.trtlntr Rom, of Detroit.
Mr. F: g. Young, of Cochrane
. Dr 4 : I'-rie T. Egener. of Minnea-
polis.
JDs.. Christine M'dlsean. of Tomato.
J. .1. Carling, of (ittelph.
Mnrgiart i . Symons. of Sit mitt.
f.'leyton P.' eock, of Gmelph.
...Mrs. jt'. 1. Peemek. of Guelph.
LItWIn �nnt, of Toronto.
Me.. W. W Hogg, of .tackson. Mich.
neo. It. Nmlth: of 11-cllsindport.
•
..tlrin `smith. of WPllandport.
Mrs. W. R. Lawhhrook. of Acton.
1C.. R. L4,shhrook. of Acton.
wroll's McKay, of Detroit.
�tialltlta, of Toronto,
hH.tltte Parks, of Detroit.
tinily l':rrke, of rk•trolt.
1. C, (ar•Ip, of Rranttonl.
Dt. .1 1'ri,lhem, of Calawry.
\!rv. R 1. PrMham. of (wlgary.
11ra .1 P. Reid, of Toronto.
.1. 1'. 14.•4 of Tomato.
A. A. 1tr•rrow, of 1)Ptmlt.
(�•eo. R,ehlnsnn, of Detroit.
Mr.• I;,Y, Rnhinaon, of (carnia.
F.vsty,a M,o•arthy. of Dstrolt
Mrs Sranlley mall. of Rr.ntford.
\frr. 1511.1 Mr.t. W. J. Little. of Luck -
w.
MIs• Anne pnliivon, of Detroit.
('. O r'onnnt. of Detrolt.
Me'. Sara Redtnr, oft troll.
M1. vier* tC- tetentwn. of Detroit.
J. W. 1'e . rm, of Port Huron.
Mrs. .T. 10. Petterwnn, ant Port
neon
Kiloton: f Toronto.
s, of_vtdhnry, Ont. ----
I{. Rr•.pbey, of Detroit.
roplwy, of Detroit.
.ow. of Detroit.
f Totorpo
of Iltse•oato.
a Stewart Du Ree. of
Iowa
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MIs. .1 W D,lwon. of Port Homo.
lies (:. 1'. noeitworth, of Ford ejty.
N11•. Phyllis Daekwort . of Ford
ty
THE COLBORNE STORE
August is the month when
Summer Merchandise is clear
We have many special values to offer
in Summer Goods
They are marked down to clt_ar quickly
You will find real bargains in, every department'
Very special values in Ready -to -'Wear
VOILE DRESSES
The Voile Dresses are selling quickly
as the bargains are exceptional. All Voile
Dresses are being cleared at $7.49. Soule
of these dresses are markedas high ase
*20.04 and they are all made from the best
materials in light and dark patterns pret-
tily trimmed with lace and organdy. ,
They are all to be, cleared at $7.49
VOILE WAISTS -
Special clearing of Voile Waists at
*1.49.
These Blouses are very special and it
will be to your advantage to see these
numbers. They are'trimmed with lace and
buttons.
To clear quickly at *1.49.
WHITE SKIRTS
This is the season for.. White Skirts.
We have divided our stork, into two lots
and are clearing these Skirts at $2.40 and`
s _
=2.79. Every Skirt is this season's make
and are all made from' a very fine white
aberdine. To clear at *2.40 and *2.79.
Pillow cases 42 in. in a very special
cloth ac 460 each.
Hand. Towels in a heavy weight et 100.
saaL
Another Special at 36c
Ladies' White and Black Strickinge in
silk at 98c. • -
Ladies' White Lisle ]lose at 35c a
Pair
Ladies' Combinations at each.
Plain Voile, in \shite, pink, blue and
brown, at 85c a yard.
• Check Organdy. 45 in. wide. . ar
*2.50, for *1.50 a yard.
SPECIAL
A wonderful range of Trieolette Blouses
in all sizes, prettily- trimmed with a very new
lace and made in Russian style.
These Blouses come in tomato, honey
dew, light blue. medium_bhie,naxynnd ,
at *6.00, *6.50 and $7.00.eaab. Be sure
and see these Blouses for they are the very -
neamtin tneolette. -
If you do not wish to buy the Blouse
ready-made we have the cloth by the yard
in tomato, honey dew, white, black, light
and medium blue and navy blue.
This is the newest cloth on the Mar-
ket.
H. GOLBORNE & CO.
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
Miss Isabel Foster, of Toronto.
Mas'. Norma Ginn, of Toronto.
MIs. Mayne Smith, of Detroit.
Jas. T. VI.1s-an. of Detroit.
Geo. W. 1.1 dd1 •(BTI
't-IIe�roii:
Jr..Jr.
Mho Ellzntseth Correll. of Toronto.
0. M. Glenn. .4 ('hk•ago, 111,
Mrs. 0. M. Glenn, of ('hleago. 111.
Horace J. Horton, of Sault Ste.
Marie, Ont.
Mrs. H. J. Horton, of Sault Ste.
Marie. Ont.
Helen MacHenry. of Detroit.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sturdy MacHenry.
.ef Detroit.
Derry G. Horton. of Toronto.
Mrs. I•tovo-.k:. Mnrtln. of Fort Wil-
k,n,.
BASEBALL TALK.
Zurich Wino Protested Game.
The manager of Purity Flours had a
good deal of trouble getting a team to-
gether on Monday to play the protested
game with Zurich, ae. all the players
wanted to remain home and help cele-
brate Old Biome Week. As a result they
met with another defeat at the hands of
the Dutchmen, the score being 13.3
at the finish. Ramsay started in to
pitch for Purities. but after ten rums
had been scored of his delivery in one
innings he was replaced by Lindsay, who
did good work, only three runs being
made while he was'on the mound. Ohlert
was the box -artist for Zurich. There was
only about half -a -dozen "rooters" who
made the trip with the team from Gode-
rich. The attendance at the game was
fairly good. On account of space being
scarce this week the report of this game
has to be curtailed.
Old-timers' Game.
On Tuesday morning two baseball
teams composed of players who, at diff r•
ent periods in by -roe days were active
performers on this same baseball dia-
mond while wearing the Goderich uni-
forms, had a friendly game at Agricul-
tural Park. A goodly number of the Play-
ers had played in contests that were more
blo
for "od' than the game on Tuesday.
Five innings were played, the score stand-
ing 6 all. as announced by the official
scorer. He alio announozd that the tie
would be played of at tate (text ()td Hunte
week celebration in Godetich. The pitch-
wortterrea from wing the deceiving
curve ball.
The features of the game were the
speed and excellent playing of A. Mc-
Laren, Toronto: "Peck" Shannon. Ot-
tawa Dudley ley Hdrttee, Wingham; Dr
Ralph Hooper, Toronto: "Vic" Dean and
"Rill" Doyle, Buffalo, catchers; Dr. E. J.
Swarts, Sellwood, Ont.. and Jas. Wiggins,
of town, pitchers. Other should be men-
tioned here, but lack of space forbids.
Spectators and players enjoyed the game
immensely. "Sid" Malcomson, "Jack"
Nairn and "Dick' Black picked the teams
out for this evert. Mr. Alf. Secord, of
Montreal, and Dr. Hunter, of town, were
the umpires, and their decisions sore
sometimes all right, but at other tames
were debated a good deal by the players.
The following is the line-up :
No. 1 team. -V. Dean, c; E. Swarts, p;
0. Rhynas, 1b; L. Parsons, as; C. Keene,
rf; D. Thompson, lb: R. C. McDermid,
2b: A. McLaren, 3b; Roy Sparring If.
No. 2 -Jas. Wiggins, p: W. Doyle, c:
C. Shannon, cf; A. Higginson, 1 b; Harry
Johnston, rf; Albert Robinson, 3b; W.
Buchanan, se; Ralph Hooper. 2b; Dudley
Holmes, 1f.
Liners.
The sporting editor of The Goderich
Star should read up the back numbers of
I The ;Signal and get posted as to how
I district . o. ti stands. The way The Star
Fgured out the standing last week was
ftrat her muted.
The burlesque baseba'I game put on at
he Par'
a on
Tuesday
morning g bY local
i talent was much enjoyed by the spec-
; tators. The players were so well des-
' guised that The Signal scribe could not
• pick out the actors. Hence the absence
of the line-up.
Zurich defeated Crediton on Thursday.
BAY 30th, at the former pince'by the
score of 10 to 5. The famous Ohlert, he
of res,n•nn-the-ball fame, was driven from
the mound. Crediton having a merry-go-
round whale he occupied the box. flet
Hoffman put a stop to the'•Brickmakers"
frolic.
Gaderich baseball "fans" say that the
game at Crediton on August 4th between
Purity Flour and the team of that burg
would have been a much better contest if
there had been an unbiased umpire at the
helm. They make this claim not because
Goderich lot't the game, but because
there was no excuse for some of the um-
pire's decisions against the visitors. It
was a fairly good game. but was spoiled
by the facts above stated. Score. -Cred-
iton 3. Purity Flour 2.
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