Stratford Mirror, 7 Jul 1933, p. 1

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, Ps: fs o~ a" aa oy likely to bring out plenty of supporters venience of the people, it will be point- ed out, and there are lots of them ety, they are out of luck as matters _ They may feel that it is worth a little inconvenience to them if it's going to Anyway, | PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE FLETCHER JOHNSTON PRESS, STRATFORD, ONT. STRATFORD, JULY 7, 1933 No. 6 Witte. 'Well, There Are Two -- Sides to Every Question _ This Sunday bathing question seems na f both sides of the argument here certainly are two sides to it. There are plenty of people who will be ready to come forward and say that - if it's all right to bathe at Grand Bend on Sunday, then it should be all right to bathe in Stratford on Sunday. Or, they will probably saw that if it's ail right to play golf on Sunday--or ten- nis--that it should be all right to batne on Sunday in the city. - The pool was put there for the con~ who get very little chance to have a swim, except on Sundays. Unless they have a car and can get out of the now stand. This article is not intended to sup- port either side of the argument, but it should be pointed out that the citi- zens living in the neighborhood of the "pool and the bathing beach should be taken in on the question too. It's z0- ing to be hard to open the pool and still prohibit bathing in the river. If there's to be bathing at both places, there's going to be considerable noise, as residents across the river can tes- tify. Perhaps they feel that when they put up with the noise for six days of the week, they should re- ceive some consideration on Sunday. On the other hand, they may be per- fectly willing to have Sunday bathing. _give pleasure to others. they should receive consideration. _ After all that's been dealt with, there still. remains the little matter of devising means of getting around that old blue sky law on the Ontario sta- tute books. "Harold Hicks Takes Over Management Amateur sport--baseball in particu- lar--lost a valuable supporter last week when Carl White returned to the United States. Carl took over the thankless job of managing the junior | _O.B.A, team in the Spring, and was mighty popular, both with the kids and with the fans. His successor is Harold Hicks, and the kids know by this time that Hicks means business. There's to be no fooling while he is in the driver's seat. The Juniors will ais Week's Prize Is A Fine Pair of Shoes May earn a Lesson Somewhat Unpleasant Divorces in the film colony carry little interest for Stratford folk. Any- way, they're too common to be -inter- esting. The breach between Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford seems to be in a somewhat different cate- Their advertisements will keep you posted as to the special gory, however. values they are offering. The Mirror appreciates very much the In the first place, Mary is a Cana- prize offered by the manager, Mr. Orr. For the one bringing in dian--born in Toronto. In the second the Lucky Number a pair of fine shoes will be presented, whether | place, she and Doug. were placed in . it be a lady, gentleman, boy or girl. Since the new manager has ispot in the estimation -- of most fans taken charge of the Stratford store, comfort and perfect shoe- that was just a little bit higher ol fitting have been made a specialty. But because of this added that occupied by other film celebrities ae i P y : ; and their mates. Doug. and Mary had efficiency the prices have not been advanced, as their advertise- been married, apparently happily, for ment appearing on another page of The Mirror will show. Satur- thirteen years. They, were Hollywood's day the crowd will be big, said Mr. Orr to The Mirror scribe, but _ first family, and it seemed as if there we have prepared by means of extra sales staff to take care of were something a little more substan- those who come; at the same time, said Mr. Orr, we will appre- tial about their marriage- ciate your shopping as early as_ possible. Now comes news of the break. Most This will be to our customers' advantage of our sympathies will be with Mary. because of the probability of sizes being She seems to be very much in love broken, as well as the fact that it is with Doug? yet. She does not seem to difficult to give 'Naborhood" service have changed. She is quite content when the store is crowded. with her old friends and her beautiful home in Hollywood. Doug. seems to 'have become infected with the germ lof social climbing. He has a longing 'for association with the nobility. The Mirror No-=1 - TO Gets Milk Tickets 'old home and the old friends, and the lsame wife, are not enough for him Which are presented by Mr. Wallis, managei of Silverwood's Stratford "any more. : 3 ' : : i ride suffering the the jleasure it will be for the winner or | Mary seems to be su 8 Dairy, Ltd. and what a | e their heartaches right now, but our guess family to drink Silverwood's delicious milk right off the ice -- cooling is that Doug's. will come. He is going and health giving. to learn a lesson that will not be a : -- leasant one. vc" We are pleased to announce that Mrs. Dunn, Erie St., was the re- ,P cipient of Kist Canada prize of two cases of their refreshing beverages. Death of Popular, Lo cal 3 Ideal Picnic Location | Lou Marsh Knows | Boy Mourned By Alt This is the picnic season of th€/ jt's noticeable that Lou Marsh of 'teen-year-old local boy, on Monday 'year, and all over the province, SuN- the Toronto Star seldom passes up an evening, came as ee : organizations | ' n wide circle of friends wl UABKe day Schools and business org 5, opportunity to take a whack at the deceased youth was exceedingly popu- are holding their annual outings. O.H.A. and the Maple Leaf Gardens-- lar. An injury suffered in an im- Families are gathering for their yeat- not that anybody in this city will bb. Sanseiipts irodke: game + "sume, -two ly reunions. For an inland city, Strat-|ject very strenuously to any person months ago is believed to have been ford gets more than its share of these taking a poke at either one of them--"responsible for the boy's death. What 'functions. , Practically every day Of but with Lou, there is a suspicion in appeared to be nothing more serious 'the week, hundreds of guests eat pic-' many minds that it goes deeper than than a bad bruise on the hip developed nics and reunions can be seen enjoy- the affairs of amateur hockey in the jnto an ailment against which medical ing themselves in Queen's Park. OM province. Lou, as is well-known, is treatment was applied in vain. 'Wednesdays and Saturdays, the the successor of Mr. Hewitt as sports In a last effort to save the boy's life, ,crowds are particularly heavy. |editor of the Star. Mr. Hewitt, for|piood transfusions were resorted to, They come to Stratford because they | years, has been secretary of the O. H.\put failed. know that the location is ideal for an|A.. and wheh he left the Star, it was| The deceased was the son of Mr. | outing, and that there are facilities for |to assume the job of manager of the/anq Mrs. Fred Douglas, 331 Queen 'their outings. They know too, that/new Maple Leaf Gardens. Apparently! street. He was born in Boston, Mass., they will be treated courteously and/there has been a little friction between but came to Stratford with his par- that Stratford is anxious to have them |Lou and Bill for some time past, so ents when he was put one year of age. 'enjoy themselves here |Lou is never hesitant about putting a|For some time, he was an employee We hear a great deal about goodwill |jab at the Gardens and the O. H. A.!of the Kroehler Manufacturing Com- Can You Think of Anything That Will Be More Appreciated ? The Naborhood Shoe Store is staging this week's Lucky Num- ber feature, and staging as well a big selling event in its chain of forty-two shoe stores all over Ontario. This sale is called The Naborhood Shoe Stores' Mammoth Expansion Sale. N@ .2126 have to get going, and that mighty | campaigns and goodwill ambassadors.) Right now, with the Andy Taylor-|pany. He is survived by his parents, soon, or else it will mean curtains. T¢ you're thinking of such things, just |Maple Leaf Gardens case_ being aired | three brothers, Ernest, Walter, and zhat pair of Josses over the holiday chalk up a good heavy mark for Strat- | in the courts, Lou is being plentifully grat aria three sisters, Unice, Grace didn't help matters any. | ford's Queen's Park, | supplied with ammunition. land Betty. | ; SERRE CAT TNT AE PL TN WEDNES. -- THURS. - Ralph Bellamy--Fay Wray in "BELOW THE SEA" RUTH CHATTERTON in fa + TURNER." MONDAY -- TUESDAY ROBERT MONTGOMERY SALLY EILERS "Made On Broadway" **Exposing Mad Manhattan" FRIDAY--SATURDAY BUCK JONES in 'UNKNOWN VALLEY' BEBE DANIELS in "COCKTAIL HOUR" eRe Sa tlre ee tar artes eas re" ee - ~ vein "anaes eg fas ea re Tee iO a : nitdnieecaiial a re ee eee ee oe eee ena oe seo a i ne ir Sl arid -- WS SRE ERS a eee Ks Patna tihis a pote Ce ae eS, ee sms wen So sss St te on rae Wibrethins talsabeiamemee maar eee ie arg = a

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