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The Goderich Star, 1924-11-06, Page 5rily Two Days Le OF 1 Onsel I•4 I 111111•11•1111 CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE Eleventh Anniversary( 111111111111111111000111.11011 ' AL our • • 'PliCialt11314)*BALL MI aoiia. who war *noble ur bs prevent Will Wok. haw sow out of town Puget, Flaw adi norm st ataet,a:a- was alar an abouts( w.w wax higily i et fez Rx.eattrs on Haliws'et. '4 141", �'• awl Presented With t Iah Rags 'TY. **Alit was a happy way of let- ting boy* of Ow team know that thsii A very pleating function was hit.; e[srts is tie nsld of sport atw appre- ua_N+,1owe'att.situ .in flit mots,,,, elated. The gatbwriar 'lotus with twig Canoe Club room, when the hale ng mkt" Iislat F+t** - t executive of the Purity Fleur B. During the evening a rssoiution of halt Club entertained this members of coxgratelatian to the Oakville teams 'Ow team and odk°ials and during tht on winning out in the Ontario chase - evoking prseented Barb one dow•t to peanxhip wax pazsetl, to 1* farwar ird ,the rnas.ot) with a tine black leather club bag. PICTURB PVZZI.R GAME The affair was quite informal end On page 2 in today's issue will be athforand club rooms were ideal such an found 1 a l . in a Picture Puzzle Genre rrraek2d were indulged inumber . . . at an Empire %ble wi ed in singing popular songs around:no dont pruve very interesting or.. the piano, smokes were provided arcs: our readers, and especially for the refreadurtents of sandwiehes, cake .little folks. The Contest ronsiets of coffee and ` lee cream were enjoyed. sseertaining how many objects or gr- and while the gathering was eoneludr' tides in the picture ata.rt with, tht ing the eats, Dr. Hunter rose and letter 'IV and cash prises are award - spoke of the splendid epirit of co.op. ed to those finding the largest ramp titan„ the PRINCE CLOTHING—..Good hottest re- liable Clothing, the kind that gives the best returns for money invested. Your Snit or Overcoat from PRIDHAM' S Mt•ai:s Myles that young men like. They :ire the kind you'll tind here. New Fill styles. imported ;tit-wststt tabriks and tailoring you can't tind tault with, and s,'n5it'14 priced. Suits awl O,ereoats $20.00 to $40e0 Boys' Suits and Overcoats (ration that existed in the team this her. Cur readers have already won _ yeasts, of how they "started .elf the 'veg..- liberal- prizes -MI ii mutt of eompet-- son; "all dressed op and no plaee"Ing in similar: Contests, and there ix - to go" as it were. They tried unsuc. no reason why some of the awards eesafuliy to get into tate Bruce l.ea• should not tome to residents of thio gee and then the Huron 'League was vicinity. Anthere is nothing formed and the Purity 'lour team like hying. • won the district and went on to the-' A tote heart and a hard head make championship of Western Ontario. an excellent combination, but a h,rrd The emelt, ere -which were going to heart and a soft heat` weii,` thHt's be made were only as a small token Icigrrent. of appreciation of what the boys had done, There may be other torn remover's Brief remarks were wade by Hies• but you will not be' completely sone, srs. C. L. paragns, H. J. A. MaeEw- lied until_ you have used Rollo an. F. Weir, J. W. Fraser. W. H• Rob._ Corn Remover. W. C. PRID •AM SON Mona anal .troys' Wear la tine New Store text to •Bank of M.atreai . •O1ati.�...;�..,ga�.,.r,N�!,, ,. 0101# ertson Mayor Gallow, alter Neftel W Somerville, , L, t. F'iW oway'. reinvestment Knox, R. Shur- man, Joe Lindsay, Recommendations. , al B tow st Ileuses, Model Theatre Doug, Nairn, Sill Barlow and others. and various other members of the r Holders Q team merely acknowledged being r. al. 'Week of Nov.10th ta'Nov.15th led on. Frets Weir eonttibuted a Maturing victory ��Bond ,�icotch- rlcitatietn to the e►ymtiat� of • ���8y Ana�u4a�jr�' --•-tl all. •RECINALA UE --NY Suggestions for the-nnprevemein t with . a stellar cast ofunusual merit of the infield were. it1ade - by Dirty° in the greatest race picture ever pro. Haynes, including the plowing under :Need. • • Of the cinders which cause the wear -1 writ ing out of balls, so that a couple etre',. e Kentucky Derby" used up even in.a practice. The aug-1 LARRY SERON gestion was made to seed •down the t in a specially selected comedy - ., • freouent-. _mowi_mowing._mayor Oaliow .. This -la.an_ unuanal-paagrann.— ittt►'f- ! made the comment that,tbe use:of the miss it. diamond but thin wouldnecessitate "Her Bay Friend" I grounds for othe>e purposes than. for ' baseball bad to be taken into consid • l eration but if the club would cane to the council with, dennite reeom. I mendations these would he given ev- 1 ery consideration.. - 'rhe tenor of the remarke made was congratulation' to the team on the achieeernents .of , the past year and great .satisfaction .with the qua, lity of ball provided and the spiritof eo.operation that had been evident , among the ?team. Members" of thea '_ exec xtive .and players pointedant the , El desirability .of strengthening the team, by. the addition of about three 7 go players, ineluding an extra ` pitcher. ugeglisn©iarga lane '+ $o that the others :couiu= be relieved. The former secretary and new pre - 0 sident of the club, Mr. Beg Sharman Being Careful- ,;nroch ?" I ut`"in it; �won°`t charge anytaitng for came in` for great praise for'lris val- Pat :,. t to ,.a, chemist' to; et en '."Well," said the chemist "If you the tile.' Ned" work and: Mr. ..1.,.,W igxins was • 1 g empty..bettlk„-, temlog.::gne,44 ao want tTu eti�'bof4r ,�i, ,.'li' A'4ist: eu :"`.Svtre, that's faits.:: enoiigltr'•'• -said highly complimented „On his . goad sweretr ffls`pitrpose, he netted: '4 'sive-nee, "b'at' if yeti want. something Pat, put in ta'coik. managerial "activity: Mao Mr. Rey t IIIMIENEXAMENENION HANKS Went Ke1- trial'rhurailay JACQUELINE, I.OGAN and DAVID ' TORRENCE in George Melford'* Par*ttnovet 8ge�c;aT "" i}1e Dawn of a Tomorrow' SUNSHINE COMEDY . "Rough Sailing" • Friday and Saturday The populartar in his �new stte•cesis "Big ' JACK DEMPSEY rn the .eecond.of lda nervi aeries i "A Society Knockout" FOX MEWS HEEL •Matirides„-.Tues y mum, at. 4.15. Sat. at 3.00..,-- Dominion of Canada 5 per cont. Guar. C. N. 1t..Bonda, -•. -- -•- Due Feb. 1, 11154. 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