ASE seat Sete ee Resolved: THAT WE, THE HAPPY PEOPLE OF THIS BEAUTIFUL CITY OF STRATFORD ENJOY EVERY MORSEL OF T. V. B. BREAD. BE- LOW WE BRIEFLY STATE OUR REASONS FOR THIS RELIEF: It contains the ehaicest Hard Wheat Flour Pure Malt Extract Compressed Yeast Refined Diamond Crystal Salt. Pure Cane Sugar Pasteurized Milk Select Yeast Food Choice Shortening Baked in Clean, Bright and Healthful Sur- : roundings. The People of Stratford T. V. B. BREAD CO. Phone 2345 "Just Over The River" Many types and styles to choose from and all for the home with the limited light budget, but with definite standards of good taste. As illustrated, less shades Installed 14.50 Phone 460-- have it installed and pay for it on 2 light bills. H" DRO CHOP tel. 460 -E R E Werviceissupreme Don't forget while spring clean- Cid Our Special Offer Good Only For 2 Days More FRIDAY AND SATURDAY or One Dollar || We are Cleaning and Pressing Men's Suits and Coats and Women's Dresses and Coats. ie ing, be sure and change to Coloured Lamps ! Prince to Bc Heard. Canada will hear the voice of the Prince of Wales speaking in South America, when the opening of the British Empire Exhibition at Buenos Aires on Saturday, March 14th, is broadcast. The Marconi Company will bring His Royal Highness' speech by short wave and it will be broadcast from one end of the Do- minion to the other by the Canadian National Railways chain. The add- ress will begin at 1 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. |\Two years ago he moved to Detroit 'where his death took place. 2 From the ranks of those men Who are beloved and respected in Strat-_ | ford, the veterans of the C. N. R 'death has removed a popular figure 'in William O'Brien, whose death oe- 'eurred in Detroit on Saturday after. ,noon. It is just a little more than six years since Mr. O'Brien retired from the active life of the railway to enter, upon a more quiet life made happy by the knowledge of tasks well done, The Deceased' was a true son 6f- Stratford, having been born here and spending the greater part of his life i here. In Octob of 1876 he entered © the service of the old Grand Trunk" Railway asa cleaner and machinists helper. He spent three years in the ;roundhouse at that work and in Oc: |tober of 1879 won promotion to fire 1 man on the run between here and Point Edward. In 1880 the old wood- burning engines gave way to coal burners and Mr. O'Brien continued as \fireman out of Stratford until 1888. In that year, he took up his position at -- 'the throttle of a freight engine. For the next nine years he guided freight and passenger trains before being as signed to a regular passenger run in- 1907. For many years, he was the po- pular engineer on the "Stratford-Buff alo run. During his years of service on the road, Mr. O'Brien took a keen interest © 'in brotherhood work among rail workers, so it was only natural that upon his retirement from active ser- vice, he took a leading part in the or- ganization of the Stratford C. N. R. : Veterans' Association. In religion, he - was a devout Roman Catholic, a mem- ber of Immaculate Conception Church and identified with Kilroy Council, Knights of Columbus. TWO DAYS MORE People say that Stratford is going to look better this summer than ever be- fore, but Dean says Stratford people are going to look better next week than ever. At least those who have had their suits cleaned and pressed during this big special offer. His first sale to use his words has been a "hum- dinger" The special offer is on for two days more. a JUST ONCE! Doctor--Your master is decidedly 4 better, Thompson, but very irritable. He must not be thwarted. Butler--He expressed a desire to wring my neck, sir. Doctor--Well--er--humor him this time. versity. Toronto. 72nd Anniversary Services AT THE ONTARIO STREET BAPTIST CHURCH March 8 and 9. Sunday at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. PREACHER, REV. JOHN MacNEILL, B.A., D.D. Principal of the Faculty of Theology, McMaster Uni- President of the Baptist World Alliance, recently on a speaking tour in Europe. Pastor for 24 years of Walmer Road, Baptist Church, Monday at 8 P. M. Dr. MacNeill will lecture on "Europe's Challenge To Christianity." Offering Special Music Stirring Addresses Cordial Welcome THE STRATFORD MIRROR Hot Shots On Sport Their performance in the Falls is further evidence of the fact that they were of championship calibre. e *« &* The local management was not en- tirely. satisfied regarding the elegibil- | ity of Kalbfleisch of the Falls, and) | ered a protest, Later developments | ed that the former New Ham-| irg kid -was eligible so that's that, | a * * One result of the protest was that{ Dave Pinkney spent more time in the | library than he has since he was a! kid, Dave looked up the birth announ-! cements in this district for the past. twenty-five years, trying to find the announcement that a hockey player |, by the name of Kalbfleisch had made ; his start in life. { * He * | So now, let's get out and push the! Nationals across the line with the! Ontario pro. flag. They are our one hope for fame in the hockey world and they're in a mighty enviable po-; sition right now. . | Ee i Oshawa handed them a rude jolt: right here on Monday night. A win would have assured the Nats. of the. top rung. First Oshawa tries to push | us out of the League; not succeeding in that, they shove us out of first place in the race. , * * #* One of the big flies in the ointment ! was the genial "Hap" Hamel who dis-' ported a National uniform early in' the season before he was traded to, the Motor City: "Hap" clicked in two. goals and had an assist. , * ae % Bor. Norfolk is another ex-National who is going well in other fields. The Stratford boy is guarding the twine for the Guelph Leafs in a manner that pleases Alfie Skinner. Seer * * * - This week's bouquet goes to iittle Tke Morrison of the Nationals. Any person who can knock out "Dutch" Hamel of Kitchener by hitting him on the head is deserving of some special recognition. * * * A man is going to invent square umbrellas because the other kind are not safe to leave round. " eae If you must weep, choose some per- son else's shoulder. We're pretty well soaked through with tear drops now. ae 62-4 GY | And who wouldn't be? After shell- ing out the shekels trying to follow all the games of the past two or three weeks and then have two of our best attractions nipped off on the one bleak Saturday night is enough to drive any person to saving his money or equally drastic. Me * * * Why did the gods of the fortune of hockey pick on the one night to send all our amateur chances glimmering? That's the cruel stroke of fate that started more than one argument at the Sunday dinner table. 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