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Clark, where the affairs of the season were brought to a successful close. . Mrs. Clark served a dainty tea during which Mrs. Harry Burkholder, Presiâ€" dent of the Association was presented with a siver flower basket by the members of the Association in appreâ€" ciation of her valuable work throughâ€" out the season. On behalf of the To: ronto Telegram she was presented with a beautiful leather case. Let, ters of thanks and appreciation to the Association were read from the Toâ€" ronto Telegram, Major Tolmie and the Soldiers Hospital Commission, for the great aid that the Association had been throughout the season in helping to entertain the convalescent soldiers that had been brought to the Beach on picnics by the Toronto Telegram. The Association were entertained at afternoon tea on Friday of last week by Mrs. Burkholder and a very pleasâ€" ant afternoon was spent. On Saturday August 28th, when the Macassa Gdocked in at the Beach Capt. "Winnie‘"‘ Corson was met by a delegation and requested to pay â€" a visit to the bowling green. When the popular navigator reached the green he was immediately surprised by a large crowd of Beach residents and presented by Mr. Wilkinson on behalf of the residents with several pieces of furniture, a silver carving set and several other piecces of silver, as a token of their esteem and appreciation of his courtesy and thoughtfulness during the past season. This presenâ€" tation was made on the eve of the Captain‘s marriage. Capt. Corson who was taken absolutely by surprise made a suitable little speech in which he thanked his many friends for their kindness. & saw one another in time to get stopâ€" ped before they collided and caused a catastrophe such as occurred at this same spot some few years ago. Apparently the motorman and conductor on the eastbund car misâ€" read their orders or forgot what they were or they would never have run jpast the ‘Bartonville call .box. Luckily the motorman on both cars Nothing has ever been seen in the papers about this narrow escaipe but it finally leaked out last week. The 11.10 car at night out of Hamilton was as usual loadeq pretty heavily on Tuesday night. iGood time â€" was being made, and when Bartonville was reached several passengers noted the fact that the car did not stop at the switch as it is usual for it to do but kept right on going. Over the brow of the Red Hill it went â€"and down the hill. When near the botâ€" tom the ibrakes and air were applied very forcibly by the motorman and the passengers were thrown in all directions about the car which came to a very sudden stop. When the passengers alighted to see what the trouble was they found another car westbound standing within a few feet of their car. The car backed to Bartonville and alloweq the west bound to zo on its way. During the past two ‘weeks some very pleasing events have taken place at GRIMSBY Beach, at which several presentations to _ Beachites were made. There are a good many pCeopic this section of the country thank their stars that they are alive tof for on Tuesday night, August 31 they had a narrow jescape, if from death from serious inj when an H. G. & B. car ran J the Bartonville switch and contin on its way down the Red Hill, the same time that another car | coming west to meet it at Bart ville. T H. C. ALL A.'CGIDENT ON Hc Go & Bo N-XR- ROWLY AVOIDED PRESENTATIONS AT GRIMSBY BEACH THIRTYâ€"SIXTH YEAR INX MEMORILAM > passed dear will never fad 1 just as dearl some very never lovin aâ€"la w deat W ritten there rotherâ€"inâ€"la 31 THE 1 ib ul ut \ lent grave inss heart memory who died ( rtOnâ€" lstt, not W PV as n DIED MARSHâ€"At Fort Riley, Kansas, U. S. A., on Saturday, September 4, 1920, Gordon M., eldest son Of. Mr. and _ Mrs. J. â€"Marsh, GRIMSBY. East, aged nineteen years. The funeral will be held from 57. Homewood Avenue, Hamilton, on . Wednesday, September _ 8, 1920, ~at â€" ~two*tHirty p.m. For roup, colds and canker in poulâ€" try, use Parke‘s Roup Cure. It is. a quick, safe and sure remedy for most poultry ailments. Used occaâ€" sionally in the drinking water, it will prevent disease and ‘keep the flock in god health. 35c per box at Parke & Parke Limited, Market Square, Hamilton. A large crowd turned out to the GRIMSBY Beach Dancing Academy on Friday night last to witness the exhibition of dancing as présented by Mr. Phillips of Clevéeland and Miss Kingsley of New York. Their dancâ€" ing was exquisite, beautiful and dainty and their interpretation of SPECIAL DPANCING FEATURES AT F THE BEACH The following are the results of the Departmental and other examinations of Lake Lodge pupils held in June, reports of which have just came to hand from the various Departments: High School Entrance, H. Macoomb. 46) lake NA P â€" L WOE CIU0E HIM £E LODGE EXAMINATION RE. SULTS FOR ROUP IX POULTRY Bl White \ndrew Naval College Examination Whitelaw (3rd place); Davi (fifth place). ‘ Military College Examinatio1 Andrewes. . MICKIE SAYS tricuilation . Venning Stock. v, David Morris andt are GRIMSBY Boys. Complete attla > th /) « SPORTING GRIMSBY, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, i AAAfpibfiat qLA The Fisher family play,ed a picked team from the town a game of hatr ball on Labor Day morning and cam 1 out victorious by a score of 10â€"9, in a game that went ten innings and was full of thrills, errors and exâ€" citement. frex‘ "Dug" Brown essayed to ~do th / C stonc* B Powelt.~.;:... 47 pitching for the town team, but one| G. Dewberry, c and b Wolfenden.. 14 inning was sufficient to show "Dudâ€"| Yates, c Wolfenden, b Powell...s. 0 ley" that he was not a ball pitcher ' Jenniugs,; b Wolfenden f......... ; 1 Burgess then went to the mound and; Pennett, c Ryan, b Wolfenden ... 3 with "Doc" Alexander doinrg the reâ€"| Amos, ¢ Russell, b Powell ........ 19 ceiving, pitched a nice steady game.| Flowitt, c Russell, b Powell ...... 0 Pretty nearly all the Fishers on!| Blunt, b Wolfenden ............... 7 the team tried their hand at putting! Duncan, ¢ Russell, b Wolfenden... 0 them over, before the game was fin_ Clark, not Out ve vin se n e 6n s a in s i in % 3 ally endeéd. fHuckstep, not out ex..;......,..... 8 EXtras*® .. 1..}.Â¥r0.%. 1 taak i orsscan 20 "DOC" REPLIES TO OUTLAWS | Sporting Editor:â€" In ‘answer to the Outlaws chalâ€" lenge of the GRIMSBY Club team for a BALL GAME, I regret that OWâ€" ing to there being no ,Executive Committee for the Outlaws to prOâ€" test to, to play under these Cixâ€" cumstances would be taking too ereit an advantage of the QOutlaws. Pretty nearly all the Fishers on the team tried their hand at putting them over, ‘before the game was finâ€" ally ended. FISHER FAMILY WINS AT BALL $ Chapter Four. This is the last chapter of what has become one 0f the season‘s "Best Selâ€" lers.* We would like to have had more ‘of this thrilling stuff to hand to the general public ibut the Soft Ball League Executive decreed otherwise on Tuesday night, when it voted umanimously not to allow the Outâ€" laws‘ protest, and as a result the Grimsby Club team were declared champions of the League, and winners of the INDEPENDENT TROPHY, a little bit of silverware that "Doc" Alexander will be proud to show his greatâ€"grandchildren when he grows old, and how he will love to recite to them the valiant deeds and heroic efâ€" forts that had to be expended by him and his comradey in order to wrest the valuable cup away from a fireâ€"eating band of desperatdoes known as the Outlaws. 3 Thejleague business for the year was \\ouqd up and,a vote of thanks tendered ‘to Presidént Foreman and Secretary Farrell for their services in pouring oil on the troubled waters s o e i h hi m Lg L e efer Iefg io GRIMSBY CLUB ARE DECLARED CHA MPIONS. tI DC ngu () GRIMSBY CRICKETERS LOSE. t. George‘s team of Hamilton played )1 players ial pol un + C 6 r cemmamnny 5 . w BE N20 BR e eie i ave . e 0 Ved l To t ol ien MV DA 920 0 iL BLA. Tuesd coms ing oil out the O i1 DEPEN e prot will be M lay under these ould be . taking ntage of the Outl R. ALEXANDER, Capt. Club * ran §howin B0 ht rovide( banquet for all 1s will be held. n it Moore‘s : of thanks reman and ir services lea waters C HARD O m * 20 /4 \ t 4 flw F WE ouLYy HAD SOMETHING ) STROMG TO 4 Give _Hmo_ | § GRIMSBY First Inning flussell, b Dewberry ........:}... Mitch, c Clark, b Dewberry .. .... Jones, b Dewberry:............... Wolfenden. c Edgo, b Dewberry... nyan, Db Wwise‘........l........... Powell,.. L‘ MWise ......l.......... Stone, c Duncan, b Wige .......... ixanton, run out ................. Baker, b Jennings .....:......... Mortisyâ€":b Wige @........‘......... P. Howard, not out ....:.>:....... T. Duncan, c Dewberry, b Jennings EXITAS: 4.Â¥ rnaisale «s tin‘k 1 n s 2s win ak ie s . D F‘w I R wne Ladies Aus V. A. will resume begrinning Tuesda Ryan, b Wise ..:....s...%..‘%. Howard, c Blunt, b Wise .... Russell, c Dewberry, b Amos Wolfenden, ib Wise ......... Powell, c Huckstep, b Wise . Baker, b Wise ............. Stone, b Wise .:>........;..... Fitch, c Blunt, b Wise ...... \shton, Db Wise .............. Tones, b Wise .......:...... Morris, not out .............. T. Duncan, c and b Jennett . 1 R Extras i Y ‘il Total Total Owing to gular me 18 The I s p.m. in the ‘ season‘s wo! full attendanc ecutive Com> Jennings, c Ryan, b Powell ... Dewberry, c and b Powell... Amos, c Baker, b Powell ..... Flewitt, c Russell, b Wolfenden. Blunt, c Ashton, b Powell ..... Pennett, c Duncan, b Rusgell.. Yates, std Ryan, b Powell....... W. Duncan, c Baker, b Russell.. Edge;mot out ................ Clark, ¢ Morris, b Jones ... .... Hucksten, c Ashton, b Wolfenden 6. W. V. A. GORNER week, and it is hoped the Octo}‘ ing, on Tuesday evening, Octol will prove more of a success. sEPTEMBER 8th, 1920 W r meeting ot held o sSat.. SC SAINT GEORGT SAINT GEORGE‘S Second Inning GRIMSBY Second Inning b Wolfenden c Ryan, b First Inning wWOT K 5 WHO!D GoT AV |RON ? 1 Auxiliary to the G of th Tues 11th 18 regular ~n , eptembe lub Room. will be di Ns .908 O * t tarcs c9oâ€" Use y Powell ..;.... .. . 0 ago eAfi ts oo vifAmas b Wolfenden... 0 | hergq msrac css .. $ t aop K. hi‘ :s‘ y .re‘s" a B tog]‘ walllÂ¥ace i s 5% 208 e sinle 4 retir Inusercmsccuns m Logl w1 8( Te i Ens ns a s e .L OT e is‘ 12 xn ax x AAK DA s sxataanss" 0 D 2s sAks +4 O ta b Jennings 3 |pj endance 1es!t 7 ied 2. 705%%%%( DQDUDC y J 4 YPCoriPl? W et at meetin ning DoN‘T WORRY DEeARIE, HE‘S ALL RIGHT â€" 109 137 t th in 96 10 18 19 17 DEN 10 10 Ww 14 30 14 86 of 0 Messrs. VanDyke took over the fac tory an@ business when it vas pracâ€" tically a "dead one" ‘and had been turned over to the town by Harry Hess, <~the original owner. They went to work to straighten out the affairs. of the business and soon had it on it/sfeet again and at the same ti ff-;_é.‘,f‘if- entered ‘the busiâ€" ” shipping a large quantity of‘gdods weekly. It is not known at the <present time what the Vanâ€" Dyke family ‘will next turn its atâ€" tention to .but they have several promising projects in view. A deal of large proportions was consummated last week when Theal Bros. purchased the interests of W. B. VanDyke Roy C. VanDyke and Clyde B. VanDyke, in the GRIMSBY Steel Furniture Co. plant. Last spring Messrs. Theal purâ€" chased a half interest in the busiâ€" ness, and last week purchase balance of the stock. Reeve Farrell is also interested i new deal. St. â€"Catharines, Sept. 6.â€"Dr. John Henry Comfort,..oldest medical man in Niagara district, is dead at the age of 93. He was born at Niagaraâ€"onâ€" theâ€"Lake and spent all or nearly a century of \life in that town and St. Catharines." He had a very large pracâ€" tise at one time, but dropped it years ago when he was appointed police magistrate for St. Catharines. He held the positior up to a dozen years ago, when deafness compelled him to give it up. Since then he had lived retired with his daughter at Port Dalâ€" housie, his principal occupation being fishing for sport. He was an authority on fishing and made hkis last catch of perch off the piers only a few weeks ago. His wife died some years ago. He was a genial, kindly man, greatly esteemed by hundreds whom he had helped. The farmers of Lincoln County are little interested in stock raising, i1 the number of entrants in that class at the Canadian National Exhibition can be taken as an indication. The County was only represented by four exhibitors, which shows a marked lack of interest in the livestock indus, try. As the banner county in Ontario Lincoln should lead in livestock as wel as in #Aruit, and, the showing made by the four exhibitors indizates that this County can succeed in raisâ€" ing livestock with the same success which marks the fruit industry. In competition with cattle from all over the anadian West the local stock won a large number of prizes, a fair illustration of what Lincoln farmers could do in the way of making the Niagara Peninsula as famous for live stock as it is for fruit. The four exâ€" hibitors in live stock from this County were: McSloy Brothers. St. Catharâ€" n .';/g THROW } HIM IN AGAI, YOU DIPN‘T DO UT RISHT . 3 L1 THEAL BROS, BUY OUT YVAXN. DYVKE â€"ITNTERESTS The B present n on T m and SQt (11 SBY District a all theatres all ion and shows W tC D GRIMISBY INX THE MOVIES W DR. J. H. COMFORT DEAD as ro f fic At Mo« are remindéa that them to the Big Fa ouncil Chamber a toâ€"morrow morning (L eI M Ste holdi picture was listinct one looked just sA tihe country, an ent scenes ‘Jimmy, clearly seen 1 € ) V rt ippl rchs nig 1¢ Scouts of the ( iture ~ da it last vÂ¥ in ) > Co. plant. Messrs. Theal purâ€" interest in the busiâ€" week purchased the HE‘S STEWNED HE DRANK SC I SALT WATERâ€" + PLCKRLED . Câ€" intham, stor. she p the d bl (L anad nd Poronto Exhibi members of th. at the truck t Fair will leay ‘ at sixâ€"thirt )1 Y# re on weqaâ€" {RIMSBY in )ssom â€" time bea i _ walkin limb of ve n *"t] met pict })1 U I TAis Count St. Cathar gara, cattle hogs; Pack ep. ures J. them in two howed r and ind will loon In n the $1.50 PER YEAR, 4c PER COPY Traffic on Main‘ Street on Saturâ€" day was terribly heavy and when traffic is heavy accidents are bound to happen. Two cars ap! onto stopped an lief to the suffée Mrs. Quackenbu. and brought the to their homes. The car that over to HFinkle Finkle pulled 1 The car came ing that his c struck â€" pulled front end land the rear éend c the big car tra of speed struc ways sults whiie the car that the party was driving is smashed to pieces. The party which consisted of the above: named left Toronto in Mr. Finkle‘s Ford Sedan shortly after midnight and when about halfâ€"way between the two cities saw a large car approaching from _ Hamilton direction. It seemed to be wabhbling Finkle‘s Ford Seda: midnight and when midnight and when about halfâ€"way between the two cities saw a large car approaching from Hamilton direction. It seemed to be wabbling all over the roag and Finkle slowed down to a very slow speed. The big car came on and was seen to veer age all he knows is that he sud himself hurled into spac picked up by. the train brought on to this station c1d de hi scatl ner aitet his ve LOCAL â€"PEOPLE INJURED _ IN AUTO ACCIDENT lIaent on ay early lmore of ibs broke ACCIDEXNTSs OX MAIXNX STREET bLeamsy livery m when tOl het ck pulled for t end landed sa rear end could ; big car travellin peed struck the s of the car. wi ve l A MIRACULOUS ESCAPI K on t 21 nd inkle‘s side lle, Sep truck ( S 11 ikle‘s side of the. road. ed his car out on the sod. me closer and Finkie fear s car was going to be led for the ditch. His anded safely but before he nol sult of with interna a 0 with juric b t. 7.â€"With demolished )C l get into the ditch ing at a fast rate e body about midâ€" with the above reâ€" get into the ig at a fast body about weveralt â€" broken injuries; Mrs. )ronto is in Hamâ€" a broken hip s; Percy Finkle ch,â€" has several nervous shock, the party was itonâ€"Toronto Higt ay morning, Dr ille . has severa Imore is confine several â€" broker _ THe P2r2yâ€" puMmB sisters westâ€"Dound u. U nd crossing earl Harry Buchne and almost ur 11 the tale. Buch that he is aliv tchwood made c turning from a harines, and ha ishin» line, whe e suddenly foun space. He wa train crew an aut eat