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THE INV,ENTION.-.10i THE PAMOUS.,••• 1$1.PCKEYE HOT,
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• ASHFIELD UNITED CHURCH
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NOTES
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To enforce the 'lessen .Of: .sharing
good things -with others' Whetber i
be a child's': courteous passin
,rmind :14 a bag .of• candy •or- eultivat,
ing ,the, Mishionary passion "Of ,sh:ar..
ing mit Weaderrul toSpel- with , inn-
..dbileianetL'aeonle, the-Paiitor-tblid:to
'the' children of •Blake: Church on, 'Sun-
day. morning- the fellnWin,g table • •of
--the-cspowdriiiisi7At-thi.:1Agliinlii-kTeif
thing when ',When. God :was' Making: ', 'the
World .an,t1. a14things in; it,. He' gave
'the ,.cOlars;:teteverYthia ' .;•, Ile s' made
the- sky hhie, gave, the olok of'green
'to'the&aim. end the 30 ves of -Pie
trees ;lad brown- to 'the • ground in
which they' great; and te • all 'the. flow-
ers he' gave 411' the colers he. could
given eVer'Ything a celor, but some.
f hew the snow had ..ht.bp. Missed,... 'It
had no seolor ,t,. 1I, and if coMPlaiaed
: and .said if it had no'. Color hobady
Would every see. it and it .wanted to
• be seen: Could it have'. a ieOlor1ike
other ihingsi . "Of course You can',"
said ',God, . "but since there are no.
More celors. to...distribute, you Must
ask ,the flowers. if any' of them „will
let 'yen shire their color Withs,thein."-
p.ii -thesnow'-went---to-'-the-roie .-and
aikedif it could 'share .,its color, but
the rose said "No.,",' The bluebell
"'wouldn't letthe snow. he bine; . and
the buttercup said, 9 won't' let you
-be4ellostzina--stlieinerfla
-, o - -- Wers-
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wouldn't s let the snow be .painted like.
them. It was about to 'cry when it'
heard the tiny snowdrop4 says: "If
you Wolria like :',:to share, My •,-Coloril
and be 'white,. :I shall. be glad to' let.
yeti."' And 'ever since :the 'snow 'and
the, snowdrop have been the closest
Of .friends. ' The anew:keeps. this ear.':
Hest of Airspring flowers s� WakM
inthe winter : that it: blesseriis: •earli-
eat of all the •flowers.- and ,says to it
:as it: .dies; •,"•NOW Yon: live 'in, nay
plaCe." ; . ;); .. • :, .. : .: .
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Te4infilift ;son' en:IF.--hild rsi
'.Erneat Blake • was •haPtized '. in . the
:ililOnille,'S61Wiee at bihke'Cliii,rch. last,
-'Salibath-,-ana -7--gi-ven,41.M.-,-- - CbriStian.
habit' ot.Hoivard Calvin-: - — •
: The . maintenance ., and extension
fund. subscriptions are coming in 'in'
a steady sticam that speaks ,'well for
the -generous: interest taken by 'the
people. in ,the missitmarY and • bene-
volent •enterpriae .Of !' the Church.
Men are handing *cheques and stuns;
that" -represent ' days of hard work in
the .bush or a load 'Ar two of Pressed
hay, or some ether. hard gotten farm
1e'
let' You share :their oelor with: you,/,'
contribution :to the; KingaoinOf, God.
Tivo. Sinall . boys in two .-dellar bills
. Slipped.' their -gift :'into •the ;past:pea
.hands on' Sunday, for • this 'object
made possible hy' the, Share they' -had,
in, some creatures Of. the • barn which,
fetched good nioney O ,
r : thein .
-The' 'Zion -Chair, "ave. a ••• Pliaiingis
number' at their iait Sunday night.
ervice'.., , Sehn Ritchie' sang.. well the •
solo part. 'The.Blake Choir of: Wham ,
we "exPeet se Much, got :busy.;; 'and
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sang very fittingly last Sunday Inork.
ing,• !We .are pot, here to play, *14dreain,to drift." • ' ' -
ASHFIELD" • NOTES
Messrs: Hector . and, Dive McLeod
Of Ariburn, .are visiting, their cousins,
:---Farrishs and Grants. .
We,are sorry to' report that 'Mrs.
'M. O'Reilly is under the doctor's,
Mrs:, R. .A. Grant and Mrs, John
Parrish: Spent •Friday, last with Mrs,
Angus .14cDermid of Nile.
Miss Riiby Dickson: of Port Albert:,
visited Wilfred Parrish a couple of
days recently., '•
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The play t nut on ,by the Paramonnt
Dramatic, Chili at Courey's corners,
„Farmers'. Club On , Friday. night, Was
Very Much appreciatea; eabli person"
taking his Or her phrt very well; The
bog social and dance. 'held 'after the
, play , was also Well attended. Mr,
El-
lfott Miller, the genial auctioneer,
,wielded the hairimer to the, satisfac-.
Men of all. ' . '
Mr. and MI'S. • jim, ,Little and 'baby
Evelyn spent Sunday at M. Little's
.former *home at Crewe, •• •
Miss, Helen __Bowler, who is attend -
ink Goderich High Schoel;: spent the
week -end' at her home near, KintaiL
Quite i umber from Ashileld at-
tended the '1`ru8tees and Ratepayers
.meeting held in Dungannon,. Friday'
afternoon, to hear the address of -Mr.
Morris, 'the secretary of ',the, 0:E:A..,
An the, TOWnship. School' po,arit Bill,
' 1 37. 10eR4e, ,9.94
visiting hi: Toronto. . •
Mr. Sack. Drennan ,of,„„ Coderich, is.
visiting his lift:other George o2, Cour-
'eCOrtier. •
Mrs. ,Rohinson WoOds . and'. Mrs.
Woods 44 , near St. 'Ilelents,, wpre''
.L W., ebSteri of:
near Taucknew, recently:: •
Mrs. Tom Irwin -of:near Lucknw
Is spending A :few days with 'friends
at Stanley. ,
Pete'r MaeDonald, .*ho has
been 'visiting with' 'her daughter, Mra
'Eldon Henderson of ParaMoutt, has
ratifrned.to her Ionia in Iluron T*p,
'.141,0O1he Thompson r who 'baa
• been visiting .with her sister, Is,
Bill Stani43r, of ParalriOnnts, has ie-
tnrifedi to her home:ht Holyrood.
WS. :Clarenee IrWin. and Mrs. Geo
"Irivin• of biti•Cdn., were guests 9
Mrs,'Jas.. T. Webster of near. Luck
now,. one. day recent:1Y, • A:" • 'R.:-
Mr anti Mrs',MOE jainiesOn• Of .
.Paramonat entertained- '
neighbors and f,riendsp•;t�
, pattyj
-faetorY • last :Tharsday •iright; and all
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:An Rarly' ReSident.'
.It -was witli'feeliags deep •Aor.,
.rov`r). -that, the.. Pecige o't .44140d* and
Zion ehpeciellY,' heard that, 99 Wed
nesday, Mrs, Jas., Gar4:1,.
'ler,- a farmer resident,. had passed a-
way at, her hotne in -Winnipeg, 1o1
lowing an, attack". of Influenza and
Prieumenia. Mrs. -Gardner was born
'lag to -Ashfield• With' her parents, tife
late. Mr. ova Mrs. Wni.'s who
Settled on the qarm ocupiedby
their son,. Mk. Chas, Ritchie,. on the-
12t,h .Cen, fifty Years ,agc; She 'and
Mr, 'Gardner were • married (they.
celebrated .their.' golden wedding in
.oeteber).,and_tbeY lived on the •Gaixis-
ner homestead now occupied bY their
nepheW Mr. • Rich.' 'Gardner' .,Here
""theirv-familY-afLAce-fhons aad five.
daughters were born • and, grew tes
young pan And woinanlipods. In 1911
Mr. and 'Mrs: Gardner decided , to -
move 'to Winnipeg, where they have,
-.Sirice-resided-We7Were-Veri-sorry
to lose thenvfrorn the Zion cOMmuni;
ty.. In thinking of Mrs. Gardner; we
,Irietitril:mWbeorniahne,r'han.seY,a. •;,13:-i,ag'hsintio.theelir*4':1.93;•
eight •ehildrep Would, naturally be,
but always' ready to de...A good tern
for her neighbors, Always -with s an
open. tianr of. 'hoapitality, as many a
minister may' well bear witness; . al-,
ways,•.if' health' and Weather • pernritt-
ed, in the 'family pew on gulidaY,:and
all: the fairrily there alsb. '
s ....We hear OnlY:' good Spoken et
and7We••fe"eLiii"Ttlie one
Who ' Wrote -.the tribute- tOr,nn old 'resi-
'dent a few'Weeks sage, hew Much bet-
ter' to,have t`given.the-floWera--th-the
• living." What has been Said ,,of .Mis.•
Gardner 'Might be Said ,of Nr. 'Gard
ner also. He Was -.ever " . to
serve in 'the church, 'Sunday school
and community, ,and Whatever: trust
was given him he gave 'to' it whale
hearted., service; Their family :are
new Sara,' Bertha, 'John
Sidney ,aad Ade...in :Winnipeg; . Will in
Cochrane, Mar, and, Olive in 'Detroit.
Their mother -icaVes •theni• n Mernery
that lis• More precious than ruhies.. TO
ances
,is. extended: .„
atliceq6. nb.eriret. .oknuootobhaeonCIA:.
thy ..e circle ef :friends and
also .hrothers and sir, the syrnba-,
Of a larg
FORMER TEESWATER . HOTEL- s
• MAN DIES AT ;•KITCHENER.
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' J98.91311. Brick, Who built 'the. Alen -
dome Hotel, TeeSwater,. died At Kit-
chener on Sunday, Feb. 20, as the
result of ,a li0ralk* stroke. He leav-.
es a wi ow an a num er of gro,WP
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up sons And daughters. , ts
The late 'Mr. Brick Was born , at
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Cayuga •in 1856, and at the 'age' of 12,
moved, with his parents. t� Forinosa.
'There -he learned the milling husi,
iiess and. later conducted: a ristnill
ht Listoviel: Disposing., of that bpsi-
ness he bought the 4riSt ands saw
:mills at',Formosa and conducted the
huSiness for, 12 years. His mills were
destroyed byfie' and he went'" --to
Teeswater "where she .bought the- old
COrmitercials' Hotel, a frame struc-
ture; which was. liained dawn. In
1897 ; built -.the present Vendome
Hotel and' conucted it for a number
,of ,years. . ke sla,tek had the, Walker
House, WalkertO'n,•; fpr. seven -yeara.
The. Rev. : Fr. Harry , Brick , of For-
', Mega, is it ;son. Jnseph, another son
;lives at AVenlee;Saik,; and there' are
5 married daughters.'
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WAL.KERTLOSES
PROMINENT' CITIZEN
. David, Train, 4, proinirient litisiness
man' of Walkerton for the peat 46
years, died suddenly at his, honne . on.
Saturday. , He -was ,82, years of age;
;but was active th business ,until the
lime Of his death. The laic) Mi ,Traill
,caMe to:Walkerton 40 yeare• ago and
in partnership with a . brother, open-
ed a hardware store. He :Was for
inany y.earii chairman: of the .Wrilker-
' ton Hospital I3oard, And active in 'the'
loCal Conservative party, L.organialvt,
kn. The funeral service, tinder ens-
, pices-Of-tho -local Masonic LIdge, was,
held in tha 'PresbYteriati ;Church on
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1VINGIIAM BOY ,V)It HONDIMAS
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*De; /tb,nt *Stnitit, bon
„Sniith,oltli� . Bank' -__61:,.....0 Offirnered,_
Wirigham, has juqt redeiVed lip-
i)alntmeht assiatanthurgeon to-theBritiGoverntient: Physician. in Hon.
dUkas, Tbe gradu-s
Atink ineditine -a few years ago,
has had censiderable postgraduate
Work and a lengthy ekparienee On
one of the bg 'inert; running tO
,CULuoss
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tilo Theroces:eorniei g,14mp
rs:Aleity.
Ferguson, 4th concessioniweet,
event on a...recent 'WednesdaY. 'when
relations and, a !CW'• neighbors
there • to,;nelebrate,,in Wray...the.
301th.: anhiVersary of 'the, marriage :At,
Mr. and .: Mrs:: fergnson:'. • , ' •
7TY1-0-IteV:7,14.7.1;010-dir0tAili"Prie"
byterian.ChurCh, Whztechuh and
,,Lantsi4ei..,;*a 'present and ,ieted SF'
chairman,^ While' a -ix* program of
or
semis and speeches Was: 'given : ;
Polqck, MriGeo., T3, Arpristrprii 'And
Mr. 8. •Stobe taking: part.. Airs.;
.Nonriaa,, youngest of the Ferguson
family,..read an . appropriate hddreks
to the bride- anct„grOoni of, 50 years
ago,' and; Walter, the only
ed Ina s father 4 gold -headed' :cane; 'it
gift, from the family; .arid Mrs. Jas.
47q1i00,,',4114,:040,13.40itigh,qr) , re:
sented the mother with a.porse of,
!gold, also from the family. • Murder
Sin -insert, , a • , little granddaughter
headed her grandmother a large box
ot fancy chocolates on behalf of the
grandchildren.
This Program was .fallowed; 'by..
supper of which a nice 'wedding cake
was a feature. The 'Rev. Mr.' Palock
,proprised the health of„the bride and
' SCHOOL REPORTS
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S.S'. No, 4,4, Hullos*
leVrren:irely; 474 eck: 94e t°, 3:7;81. t:d. H37:1; ?'1;3VP8e!.Y :2: A:.
45.0;
q;•„,a,Ye.r99, ."49hIlaton; 246'i .:;kE.4 4 le
'Thompson,. ..266; '1Har614:,,Cerigiatni120, Mary Cassid (bset,
Jr III -T 45 ••,3 P 04+
'Annie rAlit; 338'; 'Clifferd .COngram,
41i34 ',ii1teggla:I3i-Oome 212; '*Bernie
Cassidy, , "Lorne JohnstenT2"66.•
h1:1•::68; Uda
Burt, V911.14!•• 313;.
RaYaiird• 'Ackert; 31.6;4•Treasii Cassidy,
'.Jr. • 300,
.:arie Oroerop, 217;.,,Teddy But, 160,
Cassidy.
k.1.::•Donlaledee, Teacher.,
4r. Feiguion is .a native of Seet,'.
Jaid, having : been born at Moneyine
,Dumfrresshire. H,e became a car-
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,„peates and 'worked for_a: nmalne• of
years in Glasgow: He came 'to Guelph,
Ontario, where.. while Working it his
trade ‘. he had ',the misfortune :to, fall
;with a scaffoldink and had both arms
broken. at the wriat. While,arecover-
ing from ibis mishap he came
it frielndi; at Teeswater, and ; while
there decided to take up farrning.',He
bought a 50-acrelot 'from" the., late.
Norman 'MacKenzie, west half °lid'
31, .4th -Cori., Thelot -vias nearly
. covered with' knish slash, and :it
took some ,indUstry and 'lilt .for an
_ineiperieficed_tradessman-te-Atialc____te.
,faiming,' under such 'conditiOns.,,,,,
stiick; hOweVer,. bought' the Other
half of the lot and later bought an --
other' 100 acres, besides patting: tip
anew house and good barns. In ear,
ii,years hi .spare time was •occupied,
, in building house's and barns ,,foi
neighbora; ...ea' the qualify 'of' the:
'work could 'always be relied '
Shortly after settling on the firm
'Mr. Ferguson returned Guelph
: r
Where he married 'a Miss White, who
with 'he Parents had recently caine
out froni' 'Scotland.
They had .one son and:four dingh-
ters: Walter, who /has always re-
mained With 'his 'parents; Mrs.' Jas.
Wilson of Whitechurch; Mrs: H -Hill
.of , Calgary; Mrs., Win. Dr 'Simpson
.of. Culross; . Mrs, Mary Norminf,r who
vviddw, and iSliving 'with Walter
and the parent's, , •
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A SCHOOL -GIRL'S ,bnsnAo.
The' Bruce , Herald and Times of
Walkerton relates the ,felloiving story
of an unusual street accident: .
turning home 'on, Tuesday Of last
week from her lessons
in sten�g-
rapby at ginclair'S s residerice,
she slipped ,on, the ihy- pavement and
a. sharp-peinted Pencil she carried in
.her hand entered her lower lip and.
penetrated the .'interior„ of' her cheek
'in such a Manner .that it , ahnost
pretruded near theright. eye. As the
lead on the .penCif point broke :oa
:Was left imbedded in the flesh., the
wohna later ,bagaa ta swell in such.
a Manner' as to necessitate a _trip
to. the • cloCtoes • the ..:felleWing • day,
when , Umeh• probing was required to
siicessfully remove, the 'substance.
Although now: ;fogy -recovered from
the Mishap she had a rather painful
and serious time....
4: D—(710,-,ZitDOWN
A friend of- mine. bought. a grarni!-• .
phone,
For,z;11(;..11ar downithd a dollar a
(This, ia the' ettaiest graft I've .knevni'
This dollar doWn and a d011ar .t a
week): , s
Then he bought 'tWo bratid new radio
'or a dollar down, and a dollar a
:week; :
Then he betight a rini tat:WaS fair
For the lily -White hind 'ef the bride -
Arid after., the Weddiag the minister's
Was 'a dollar down and a dollar a
Then he bought a, liOnSe•for faio-
At's' &liar- down .A.nd•sh" dollar it
weeka„. ,
.Then •sithrtiis Wife"1must lie 'free,
:sheib.tiegee_t.a.; Clive:de; ''And -,..-the
n -
Was a. 'dollar down and' ./t: dollar., a
.0tve4.41'0
w14 Is the five dollar bill he btt he
on the spellh!ft of some yroid#
NOA, Ashfield
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Percentage obtained ori tests taken
duringJanuary. and February;
V Class -Walter Clare, 69 ck:
gr. IY--,-Harold Webster, 73;, Tom
M. Anderson,. 68. . • , •
Jr. IV -,Torn Ht.:Anderson, 71; 'Ber-
nice, Blake, 70; Jack .Curran, 68; Jim
'Curran, 66;' Mary Hackett, 65.
Sr. HI -Beatrice Culbert', 79; Mary
Clare,' 77- Jean Anderson 75. Winni-
fred Blake, 73; Dbrothy Curran, 71.
. Kilpatrick, '64..K e i,t,h
johnston:""! •
Jr. HI -Olive BlaiFe, 62.*
Sr. -Curran, 75; 'Harvey
Kilpatrick, 65; 'Gifford Blake; 61.
jr. II --Gordon Anderson, 77; Jean
Culbert, '62:'• : '
Primer -Chester 'twamley, Muriel
Blake. ,
Those Marked . (*)C were absent 'for
one -or more exams:: • ". •
Ne. oa r011 23. Average att. 20.2.
OliVe •L Anderson; Teacher.
S.S. Ne: '10; Ashfield
Charles •MareLea'n,' ,
: Sr. -.IV: ,Tested in Hist:,'!Lit.,
Sitell.;_Coinp.__ Edna:Fele& 78,. Win
pie • Lane", 68; pardon 'Johnston.. 51: '
• : Jr. : IV: Mildred Felce 66; Lours
Hogan 48.
'Sr. III:• Tested in 'Arith„ Spelling,
•Lit.,1 Comp. 'Robert Howard gi; .
,i011/14011* 66; Thelma Johnateii
64; 'Bill Reed .48.-'
. Jr. III Tested in Geek., Snelling,
Lit:, Comp.:. Phyllis -felee 74; Bill:
JehoSton 72; Ella Hogan 63. s
• Ifni!: -"tested in, :Hist, COMO. and'
Spelling:, Hilda Ilene 73; Jas. bran -
new 63'; 'Itayinerid Hogan 59; • Frank
• Drannan 48. •
Ist: Tested inm
, Cop., ---,,pelling and
Ina ':Campbell 83"; Alma Mae
Fairish 82:: 'Vera 'Little .80;,
m'ia°rIlkeld.°. itliv;. Ain4•(;.*2)51,3iii. iS'Se4:1
Sr. Pr.: Lloyd '
'T,arrish;
Jim, Nelsen; Marion Hogan; Harold
Reed. Diannaii. •
...AC'Go,Od7--Howard Reed.
0 ...mop
Ma J. MacDonald.
U.S.S. No 43; Ashfield & Wavraw,
Sr. 'IV: Possible Marks 1420. I.
lienrY 1202; P.: MenarY 1177; E. 'Vint
1062; N. Cranston -892.
.,. Jr: IV:. Possible marks .819. P.
Thompson 573; Phillips'. 520; G.
C•11S1Pr.erolInI:13
39,5.'aSsilrie 'marks 710. V..
Smith .493; : M. Nicholson 423; C.
Menary 417;, C. Thompson 494; G.:
Alton' 361; J. Phillips 337; R,^
son 262: • ' ; • ' •
Jr: III: POSsible • mark; 650...s R.
Cameron 402; J. Craniton. ?no..
Sr. , Possible, . Marks 490; •J.
Cameron ' 342; H. lyfacCrostie :220:
jr. Possible marks 500. Reber,;.
thiSincait)h., 3 B..,.Alton • 240. 3. Phil.-
ips
: Jr. I: Possible, marTs ; Alton '
309; M. Smith 259;..M. Cranston ' 237;
A. 'Nicholson,' 2354; ,Lazenby '217;
R.1VIaocrestie 201; IL Irvin ;141.,
• jr. Pr.; Violet':Saunders; • I. Saun-
ders.
No. on rolr30. ' Av. ;Att. 27.7:: •
,Htlagiris;
NO. 12, Wait 'WaWantieli.
Sr: IV. --Jean Webster, 92%; MYlis
St. Marie; "10'1 Nellie McGee, 79; Ver-
onica St: Marie, 68; Barbara , Neale,
, Jr. IV.-McKinleyRamage, 7.7%;_
:Willie Taylor,' 75;* Gordon
III -Joseph St. Marie, 55%;
Etta 'tayler, 54; Alex. Neale,. 50; lint.
McGee, 50., . ' .
Jr. III -.Mary' Dow, 67%; Dorothy
Sr. -Ouyler ;Ramage, 74%.;,Roth
St. 'Marie; 68;1
1IFt:;-,
Rintoul, 59.,'' ,
'");',St:121"tairin end 'St, 1Vfart,
- •
'Pr. --Murray - 'Taylor, 'Albert'Phil-
o.„t,
No; of days Scheol open 20. ,
Those marked (,),mxsaed pArt time
throolih. eichuess, '
LookhOtt
,
a
every goOci'buyer asks ;
himself.1.1eiCte estrit':
:•lishing_a_new-connecr. .
..tion. Other vthings
heing,, equal; his an-
. sNver is, "The firms
that are most alert to
solicit business and
!fill orders."
is is
ednaelP:eds:
upon, the ',telephone;
. them tohe alert-
- Those'.who use the
telephone the moat
are necessarily. the
most -alert.
II II
Many pnbscriberS who
used to think they had
• --7-±0----make -Person-to-
, Person calls now find
the
:tesharet iaasts tnot ,indt0T1 itnchehh:elY;paw-e:sa;ne. hqta
Beery Belt Tetephone is et
,Long Distance Sta0onr211.
NeellninitiONMENEMENN
Sento
,Forni 11 Exams:4001., • ; Camp?,
Arith., deem: • •Margaret. Thoin.,
-6.71:Helen - ',65;----frairic-
64; :Ale*. -tyons , 43; Margaret Cnin!.'
T91913". 54 (in 4 Subjects); Janet Mac- ••
Farlane 68 (in 3 Aubjects); '-
Form I: EgamiL-Zopl„. 'Lit.;
Comp, ,Hist. Margaret 'MilIer 60;.. •
Mildred, McQuillin. 56 (in 4,subjects).
Class Comp.,
Gram, Arith., Isobel
85; Helen: Thant'. 68 (in 4. subjects),* •
dorann. Lyons 42 (in "I subjects):
most perfect wox.....
. rk au,
ing the month of February was:done -
by Helen Miller. ,
• Number on roll 11
Jessie AL Buckingham,
_ .
:0:
ere.. 4ricl. There.
During 1926, 'the 'Canada tolerriza-
. .
on; 168,094:sired in Western Canada,
,59,678 acres of: which were in the,'
. .
..province of Manitoba. -
/ •
• .Plans have been 'Completed for the •
[World's Poultry Congress; to,be held
In
be represented :and the 'number of -
from thirtyu li•,2letohu nto t r gwuaint
i'tladwaor'e
deiegatesiti expected' to reach COW .
- . /
Shanghai' is at.' the present time ,
Operating more trelly. busses, -ear- •
rying More passengers per mile a
route, and charging a lower fire in •
, terms of .gOld wares, thin ,any other ,
aystentin the world.'
The chai,ripion. Jersey: cow of the '
world,) an out, and out British Colurn.'
bia product, is to go on tour accord-
.
'big to the'directors of David Sift-
cer thinited of Vancouver, *he .
stated the champion , would arrive
at- the Canadian ' Pacific Eiprass
,iyaida shortly „ , .
• I
• • "
Reports, indicate that the . Many
clalry companies in Nova -
.have had 'a most ,successful ,ear. .
One -eomuanYreports, that r Aar .
manufactured. -well over ' 100,060 • ,
pounds- more, butter than In 1920.
l')is increased' ,production • was
!allied at .over $50,600:
•
DeVelopments in, baecinAeig
Ing . In NovaScotia aaaparticularig
In tife,Ann4nus valleyas a by -pro....:
. duct of '„the dairy • indristry, ,is A14.
, ready.,Aii "assured euedeta. In 1026,
21 Swine dubs were 'fiinctioahig
eneeeeafully'''In th PrOvinee.4 Of
these lght operated in the OOminfell
:"41•1"°- territory.
finanded by ".tsinadian, Capital and, .
e..first, net,fantory .to :pier;
teliicanada is being started hers,- •
by" theCanadian'yith Net, Co., .1.,t4ho
employing Canadian labor; '
to the nets used bY Canadian fisher."
men have been imported frOln 1114,“
Liall%sist dthe::iatintitiloo
itectg4tirvrt
um
Ofigin 104
„ .