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Mill. Albert -Helm was 14 'Tar. viti•
for a clay rieantjx, : She*Wall accorn7
pained home by gra, Fred Topp,,
ronto, whit spentj a few days with her
brother, Mr: ,Chas. McDonagh.'
Messrs. Reg. afid Geo.' ,Topp, To-
ronto, were Zion visitors over, the
"• week -end: " • .
•Don't fergat' the Ashfield Ladies'
Aid Garden Party to Ina. held on the.
..elitirelt lawn; TuesdaYi? JOne, 1.4th.
" We are pleased :to report that
and. Mr. 'Edgar: Ritchie's.„is
ter ;having to, be taken to tlik
.dren'a Hospital,, Toronto, fo*. trans,7
fusion, :while only twO:claYs.ojd. ; •
Mr. and MO: Ernest Gardner, Ce-
cil • and in -spent"' Sunday afterneOn
it Mr. Mark Gardner's,' Rapid City: ;
•Winghans'
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Onuir)entItt:Works
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A COMM Ts; AND COMPN SATIQN
In May there were„:..5.9.53 accidents
reported: to the 'Workmen's- COMPert-
..sation'l:Board of this ,ProVince: 'These
figures included • 33 fatalitits In the
Aaine time benefits awarded, amount-
• ed to ;592,114.42, Of. which $87,638.07'
was .'for mediettl ,aid, which 'figures
4aie'COnsiderahly higher; than in May,
1925,: -when- $432408:18' was .awarded
by ills. Board. ji.,So far this year the
tottri&itefit's Awarded by the Work-.
ConipenSation Board amounted
. to •neirly .$2,500,0007o4 roughlyilialf
a .niillton dollara'..fOr' each monthl of
1927"10 date:
• Commenting ,on these' accidents. R.
• B. •Morley,.„General Manager, IndtiA-•
• trial:" Accident • Prevention Associa:••
dons, speaks. of several including one
in &plant where a mill room had his
-Wad • caUghtThetWeetlii-dejee-lidn,t 'g
elevator and .the gate at the second
floor; another Where a woodworker
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had ..his hand crushed while .operating
a jainter, resulting in coinPlete
ani-
putation of the right hand at a,'
wrist1 a thir0, where. air operator:
a sheet. metal, plant hist:Ibis. finger
whileoperating a press; a 'fourth
• severe; injury due to • An enginecr
catching, his „heel on . the stairs and
falling to 'the. bottom,: 'another where:
a foreman testing•fa, motor, was elec• ...
frocuteci; and/atother• when a fiTemail
unloading ;rubbish:was killed.'" w1 -
the ,horse ,shied and crushedhim be
tween the Will .and wheels of the
Wagon.
•'Mr. •Morley ninents partieularly
on the -increase' in miner .accidents in
the hot year or,'more :and recom-
mends' that everyone •connectedwith
industry roaki a special effort, to re-
• duce the number of , accidents " • hoe,:
serious and minor for the, benefit a'
all connected with itidusiry. ;
Good Goods -Law FriCes--,Severia
Dozen Ladies.' Bloomers, Slips, Vests,
• Gowns, Etc.. in Silk, Voile..,Ete., Each
$1.00 --="THE-MARKET" Hornell-,
Alturdoch. Co.,
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gions
revail
A, Canadian citizen touring certain sections of the Unit-
ed 'States a fewyears ago. reported on his return- that he ,
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had posited through Several good-sizel towns where. absolute-
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.1y ' ideallhusiness ' conditions obtained. ' It had there been ',pea-
• Alble to 'so establish a, spirit' of Co-operation and good will,
' not only 'among the business and Professional men, • but also
• . between ' these' and the 'general public; With the result that the •
• most harmintiona relatiOns pervaded theite tOwns: Thestusi- •
nesi men were ' content to live andletlive,' to; refrain froth
adopting unfair and unethical business 'methods, • to ',lend a• '
helping hand to each ether in trouble and • ackeraity, and to
extend to one another such btisiness, patronage as lay in their':
• power. Thus the carpet -bagger invviablY.got the .'.."coid
• • Should -414'r fel; it wasfirmly established ' and; ' acknowledged
' that every order ..Whicit,• cOuld he placed in the home, town,
bnt whieh Arai sent else,where SimPly drained ..that-'. catmint.; i
It4fref legitimate revenue, awl, served hut:to enrich sonic) othr 1
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cr. locality. 'Huffiness left in the borne town helps everybody
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lfnch town:
-Therefore, _when considering orders or .printing Of any
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Your liroue town.printet
TnE LitICICNOW" SENTINEL
'situed by ilia 'Clenedisiv Weekly Newspapere Association 1"
ara ifanning• Cliaraberao Teront0. •
Mr: and, Mrs. FiefillitOre and
• sons • Russel 'and Keith visited; "With,
'Dungannon, friends: on Sunday. lost.
'Miss -Ruby • S„arioaot of MaikdaIe,
foriner, teacher', at Zion,„•called on „a
few of her friends here on' Friday
last • , .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell and
'family visited with 'kr. and Mrs:
Richard Gardner .on Friday: eVening
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, Tries. Helm: was hea:le from
Parkhill to attend the, Campbell?
Henn ••
A pleasant evening Was spent at
the home of Mt[iindi Mrs. Jos, Helm,
12th Con., Ashfield, recently; • when
their -daughter, 'Miss , Olive, It•rule:
elect of this month, ' was •Presented
with a.beautiful chesterfield table by
her „friends from Zion Church, with
the following address,. which Misa
.Helm replied herfriends
for their kindness.,
• To Miss: Olive Helm.
Dear Olive:- •
We, the • congregation. of Zion
• Church; on the eve of yen' r inarriage,;
are met together•jo tell you' how Much
'we thihk of you, and;how .eiir Con-
gratulations • and best -,vrishes are
••YOilis iiare, fke
important step in life with 'one rhom
We respect and 1,:ylip We believe will
make. you hapPy. • •
We fe,el we could not let. the OCCas-
-iOn pass" •'without •arranging some.
gathering of, this' kind as you have
,been such a help Co us hi onr church
life and services, giving , partieularly.
loyal and faithful services as 'Church,
organist for some conside'rable time.,
* • This gift does not represent all
:that ia due to you, but we now .pre...
sent it as 4 • token of the ;affectien:
esteem. of , all the Congregation.
sit in a. goocl- thing to knew •'that
• though/you ;are' altering .your state of
life,. Your locationis to be still a-
mongst us. We hope:the home which'
•yan will undonhtedly „grace and
dorn,•es .well as -well as help to. pre-
side.over, 'will' be to you a hill- of'
• happiness,A home made '1:right and
lovely with „ell 'that ,is virtuous and
A long- life with God's • richest
blessing to you and yourhusband-t�-
eincere.st wish and. prayer:
• Signid on behalf of the 'congrega-
tion, Arthur W.' Brown, Pastor; jahre
Elder;.: Alfred Andrew, Supt.
of S. S.;° John Ritchie; Fres. of Y. P.
• S.; 'Earl -Gibseri,' Meni.-6f Com.
'WHITECHURCI1 •
\Mrs. Alex .MacDougall of: Vancou-
ver; is, visi+ing' her sisteri.. Miss Ida
14e;ThQiiei.
• edWill lie' no. • ‘a.e'rl.",t;;-Pe0'iii • the
Presbyterian .Church here' next Suit-
•
••Qalte:a munber. from here took ir
the moonlight excursion at Goderich
on Monday ,night...„. •,
• 'Mi. Alex Scott of Calgary, ertiVed
.heme,on 'Monday, Owing to the seri-
ous illness of his father, • Mr. .',.john
Mr.' and' Mrs: Alex Kennedy and
daughter, ...of Windsor, were called
halite last week; owing to the Aertout;
illness Of . the former's •mother, 'Mrs.
• WM. Kennedy.,
• 'MO. Plimpton ,and ' Miss
Henry, R.IN.,"oi New ,York, are visit-
ing relatives here .and W'lngham.
We are sorry to report. Mias Win-
nifred Ferrier to, be seriosIy ill;
Toronto. • We hope, for -a speedy ,re-
covery. • , ,
'Mr. and .Mrs. Cecil' Paisons'.of To-
ronto, are visiting at the honieof the
latter's,. parente„. Mr.- and ,Mrs„ Mac;
'reception was held at their
. home last Tuesday. •
• 'MTS.' Campbell or SegkOiCheWan,
end' •Mis:.-VOY0iiiiith' of Mirth 'Dakota.
are home .to attend the funeral .of
theit_nriether,_*s„... -
We are Sorry to report the, death
of Mitghonite on ,Supday,
,Stihertt...:the homeof .ipr,,pyttipAqye.':
§he:IMA..lreen- eon:.
Ilneeto lier lied' for 4bout three
•weeke;..She/Was almost eighty year's
.of aga„and liar:teen living Art
;community lorAulte •;tainber
.yeare.‘„She leaves ie., mourn he legs
live sons and fou t • daughters. „ The
sympathy of the eoriinfuniti Is' elty
tende.d_to. lir* 4n Ithlir 04. beVa91.>47
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• Mr, land M. Jas. `Do.iglai ..and
daufiliter,•, Wanda, 4;of
'were visitors with Mrs.'Douglas' nth.:
•ther, Mrs, W. - Cameron; duringthe
week..
Mr. Boyle of 1101Yr°0(1, was 4 vis'
• itor With „Mr. •and Mrs. Jos. 'Smith
for a -few "clays recently. • • • •
1frfl• R. J. Woods anti' Wilson, 'and
Meirg.
.7dreeMenratiy..Gammie,ipotored to
F
•" Miss Colina Clark from Milverton,
:.haonRldidevaMy. 11‘:sveap:"
„worth, %Yen-. home oV.er the recent'
Chas. Cimniii, , ho
home • for, the services' On. SundaY;!re-
• turned to the Conference at ,Lendan
on Monday.
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, The ,Annual Suninier lYteeting .„ of
the Women's. Institute will be „held
theCommunity Hall onFriday after.;
riocsin," June 10th, •: When., Was' Mat.4,,
• thew of Simcoe, willbe:the ,speaker,
•,
taking 'as, her • siiNect: • 'Why. we.
should know oar country and talk'
' St.' Helens young peoPle.were well.
represented /at .the `
.114rs;" McLennan -of Chicago, •.'ls• a
visitor With. her mother, Mrs. Clark:.
• Miss Mary .Murray attended., •the'
marriage of her cousin, Miss Marjory.
• McDonald, at Toronto; on -•Saturday.
Mr. Jos. Smith; visited his son at
Embro 'during the week, going froM
theraio Lowdbittr:the7tiiiireYeliC.rer
the linked Church. • •
Mrs. 'Snell and children of West-
field, , haw, been visiting, her parents,
•Mr. and 'Mrs. Neil Campb 11.
' Mr: and 'Mrs.. GS' e Welke •
little seri of East awanosh,••4isited
during the week ith Mrs.- Walker'S
parents; Mr,',And is. W. J. iluiriph,
•FeS'.
':'-
M'iss e orlon and Plullis Cousin
Of Lticknow, *ere 'Week -end Visitors
at , Mr. Ed. Thom's*. • ••
•Mr,---Harolc1=Gaunt-
4rofn haVing his tonsils remoyedat
the•Ningharn Hospital on Friday.
•'Mr. Jos...Anderson is a visitor with
• his' son and daughter' at• DetrOit. •
HOLYRO9D
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:1VIesis; Harry Jewitt and Jack An-
dersen of Stiatterd, .spent :Sunday
Visiting the •former'S..uncle,` Mr. john
Earr
• Mr. and *1:s.. James Valad. spent
Sunday ;in Riversdale. • „
' Mr. John.• Barr and Misses Cora
.and.:Hazel ,Percy spent Sunday 'even-
ing. at Mr. John. Purvid'. •;
HT and Mrs "Donald Lowe of De-
,. • • .
troit, .who haVe "been renewing .old,
acquaintances on the 6th 'Com, have
returned home, and were' accemPa-
• riled by 'Mrs. Allister iiiighes and
Mrs..• Dan. MacKinnon. •
". Messra. 7 Allister Hughes; and .Dan
MacKindon Motored to 'Detroit, Sun-
day,, returning' Monday 'night.,
Ina Eckenswiller, . who has
been
been. 'with pneumonia, is able to
be around again.
Messrs. Gordon and Will •Statters
and_Miss Annielspent _Sunday with,
.Rev. and Mrs. Weir of 'Ripley.'
• Mr.: Frank Boyle, • who had the
misfortune to inn his car into the
ditch, was still:unfortunate on • re-
thrning a ,day' de so ;later ,to get it
out. He then :discovered that a thief
• had been along and' stole his battery.
•.10, and Mrs. Wilson of ..Lucknow,
•were: guests of Ernest ‘Ackert's on
Thursday of last week. • •,
, Mr. and Mrs. Almer Ackert Were
,Sunday visitors with Mr., ,azul Mrs;
•lieber,t Button. ;
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CREWE.
Mr. and Mrs./ M. Shackleton and
Mr. and:Mra. Wilfred Drennan". and
Lorraine spent • Monday With Miss
Margaret Shackleton, who is in the
• Wingham, Hospital. ,' •
Mr. and Mrs.' Wm; Crotier and
• family visited the litter's parents -at;
Donnybrook on Sunday, •„ •
•
Mr. and Mrs: Joe Chatnney visited
their daughter, Mrs. Raymond ,Finni• -
gen, during the .Nveek. . • '
Mr. and:Mrs. Sam Sherwood Spent
'SundeY With friendS at Winghttni..
Mr., end Mrs'. Bert • Treleaven and
family. spent 8., ,:day recently 'With
Zion ,friends. . •.
-Visa Francei `Spvrie...part.
the• Wee-Ie.:With- her: trancirriother,, Mrs.;
,Wm. Campbell. • •
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Miss .Annie Robinson was' the ;guest:
of Miss Snsib Kilpatriekfor a few
days recently. ,
and
aPent'7Sirtidity witit1ei7 tiothet
in Kinloss. ' ' •
,4 Mise-• Ethel igan' .has returned
'konie, Finn
having apent-the . pa5t,---7ttOk-
• with ...be? ,brother Seaferth.
• , 'Miss Aln1a Blake;Wat, home froth
Detraitover the week-e,fid.
,Mr, ClatiVice ;Chatiiiiey �f Detteit
,apent:A day re.en.tly with lik,alOtrt
Nrgi PAalisno
itELOAsT
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• Mr. and •• Mrs. John PaMpliell 0
Belfait, vistW •With' Mr.' and 'Mrs;
Herman Phillips. of: CoureY's COner4s •
on Sunday. • '
Dr. W. A, • and Mrs. Hackett mot-
• ore& over from "Detroit on Thtirsday
to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
Adam, •Thompson, and called on
•friends„here. -Miss Milliceht ahd Mei-
. ars. Caswell and Wilfred, Hackett re-
, turned with them., •.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Vint and fain -
Sir visited:, With 'friends In Wawanosh
on, Sunday,,i •,
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Mr. and 1VirS.:' Harry Ilacicett -were
nditr OtQrli with Mr. and Mrs;
John Bradley: '
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,
LAGS1DE
and MrS. geord01611i'aCO_ttit,'9f,.theRip-
ley, .spent ,the -week:dNvh
,friends. here.. ••• '
d'apitysT.WiDt1:11'14here. ndriaeusghi t.4tesr;e?iln•
. drisP7g fiellt
Tiffin, who had a ponsil operation'isst
Saturday in ,Wingliam Hospital; ,and
was so far improved as to be able tO
come home on Tuesday. • • '
Miss. Gertrude Martin, ot Fordyce.
visited on Sunday with Aher. .frienth,
Miss Margaret Tiffin and: ' Mrs. N.
Emerson.
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Mr. and Mrs.' Kerr of East Weirs -
nosh, „'spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Harkness..
Mr. and MrS: Wesley Tiffin return-
er:1'On from their, taipth '
Toronto. and Niagara. We 'welcornt.
Mrs. Tiffin to our loaality.:
• and Mrs. James Walker moved
• to Teeswater • last Thursday. Mr;
Walker hoe engaged. with. Mr. Jas.
• Ross, to .assistin the flour. mill.
. •
We are : sorry ...to report Mrs. It
Tiffin •is ,confined to bed, again with
heart trouble. , Her many .: friends
• hope for a speedy recovery.
•MAFEKING
Mr.; and' Mrs: Thos. •AnderiOn and
Omni:. :visited Mr. And:Mrs: Bert
. , .
'Reid, Whitechurch,. Sunday ,afternoon.
Mr...and Mrs. Jake Reed ,and
• By' were visitors at Mr. Thos, Ander;
son'sone day- last Week. •
• Mr. ancl-qUis. ,Percy• Finnigan' and
family of Dungannon, • Visited Mi.
and Mrs.' Twarnleyi,Stitiday. • '
. Mr.. and Mr. Wallace - Twanilq
and children, of tiicknowrspent Zen-
fdiaiyp,naftse:pooil at M. r. Cleo. TwarnleY's.
• Mr. and Mit. S.J.'Kilpatrick nd
:
family spent Sunday with Stratford
d
•a
Regular church services were with-
drawn on the Ashfield Cireuit;
Sun-
day, as Rev...111r. Brown :was attend-
ing Conference in London. ,This ac
counts "dvithe4' letPfroidgetnic 'of • Sunda
vito§
Mrs. W. Finlay And Mise Margaret..
were OVer',;frotit: Wingham for the
week -end. ,
The annual Garden Party, under
the auspices of the Ashfield Firsen,
ag; Ladies' Aid, will be :held ' on
'Zion Church Lawn, Tuesday, evening„
June 14th. The., Auburn DrainatIZ
ClOb, are .presenting , their ,PISy
Old • Oaken BuCket,*. with niuSiciti
numbers la.etWeen• acts.. This .PISS"
has been much In , demand, and.
quite popular.- 'Supper served from
6 to 8. Adintssion 50c. and, 25c.
. FOURTH. CON: KiNLOSS
• • Mr. and Mrs..' Orville • McGuire and
children,. aceompanied by Mrs. X. Mc-
Gifire, all of Detroit, visited last,
week at Mr." John McGillivray's.
Messrs. Martin and Gordon • Mac-
• Innes were over .froni Detroit. to
'spend a.feW days at their home here.
' Bald, I.P.S., has made hisan-
t the. i5e1166'is,•,•in this 1°-
.
cality.• 'Miss Lottie ' Smith of Lueknotv;:
spent the Week -end with her friend,
Mies .Clara MacGillivray, • ,‘ ,, •
Mr. D. MacRinnen had theInisfor.
tune. to fall and; break sone Of his
ribs last week.
Mr. Wm.', Robb and Cecil, Are., lthaY
these day, laying Cement for .Mr.
Wm. Rokertson. •.•
P. MaciCenzii is. up from
Toronto. ' •. • •'
A nurnber`from heretook in- the
"Moonlight" at Goderich, ,Monday
night, and excursion to' Detroit, Tues-
day; on the Greyhound.
, Mrs. t. MacIver spent the -Week.
e•eit,aldmiteri.nsmrtiSdtaYdlaitenftioyrmd,.c.i'aicE.vre`inthito. toNp.4.1egn.4. L41)117,
and at present is in St. ,loSeph'i, Hot-
I.;ondon, recovering -from .an-oPn,
eratien. . ,\ ' '
• Mrs: R. Robeitson,.' Robbie arid
4.hr!istP4 ,,!•-;1111d-AfFs.. 'R,--.4t.e.hertsPnt.
. spent; an, evening week,- with
friends „on Ale 'Fourth.,
Mr. and. Mrs.. 'barna 1.,awa 'hot
- returned lo'thert-hoine lin Detroit, af,
ter;Visitiricw191 'friends here. ,
Rev. Mr. 410108 Of 1011t1i X11110881
WaS. a caller on' the, line last Week.
rio:rni.1:1:1„:00:11,114tfeD0114,11nndstster,
•spent 110441$ -*tit .WjAii'
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Repot of Sr. ROOM, S. S. 4,1 W. w,,v.
.CCFm.P°r.m, Arift:h4 PElixaSrani.s-MZ..°.' Th°1067‘;°;n1k4.?
Carroll 87 (in 14 bubjecti); H. Miller
• 6t(19nn (34i n seutibbjle ceu cbt stie)e): ;t, BY, M.M.seC;:nrimallifleg 76,65
Form 1: Examiv---Z001.; ' Gram.,
Comp., AI8.; GeOg• M. McQuillin 75;
M. Miller 61. , • . .• •••• •
'tioSnr; AIrVit:1;•,.."Ericalamt•il-4•G„ZirIllerC8°8111;P.°311i"• .,
Thom 59; G. yons 38 .(i11,3 aub,iecte).
Jr. •iv: Spelling,
'Geog. ComP: • N. Todd 78• C. Mae-
Farlane .65. D. Weatherhead 62. H.
Huggina ;51: M. McQuillin 46° (in .3;
subject); 'R. Forster 32.• .
No. on roll 16. *Av. ati:' 15.
N.B.-Most /perfect- work 'during
• Micl,one
. . •:1' Jessie 14. Bucidnhani.
S.'SO: 4, W. Wawanosh4--,Jr. 'Roam'
, Test. 1Iarks4 • .":", •
JiII:D. 89;' F. McQuillin
85. •• _ '
' H: E. Durnin 93;'D. McDonald 93;
A, Watson 92; E., Miller DO; IL Mc-
• Quillin Sfi; G. Morrison 79; P. PurVes
78; C. McDonald 72; W. MacFarlane
69: J. Thom 64; D. Swan 49.
• Daily Marks. • _ .
----- -Jr; IM -D; -2024;-FA,icOuil4:
:in 1676. . •• • •••
--lit -A, Watson•*1885;;---E,--Dtirnin
• 1769; D. McDonald 1725; J. Thom
' 1488; R. MeQuillin '' 1483: G. Puries.
1408; G. Morrison 1286; W. MacFar•
:lane 1.183; D. Swam .1173; C. McDOn-
•„old 1153; E. Miller 1001, •
'N'ILWeatherhend 1375; K. Thorn .1337:
M. MaCParlane" 117,3; J. ' Gilmour
• Pr.: F.; McQuillinv J. FOrater; ' D'
Ptirdon; N. McDonald: M. Morrison:
•F. MacFarlane; H. D McDonald' ab.
R. .Cranston; A. T.
•• No. On roll 29.. Av. att.-25:
Vera E. Todd.
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Reportokro.njoyroii:. %SI ;tPass'4. V4r. Waw
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Jr. V 74: '
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Sr 111 L. Martin 73; Tomk Inglis
• ' Jr. III: E.,. Laidlow 62; K. Laidiaw.
• " Sr: II: (C: Purclon 75; •Roddr
• 66;' R. Farrier 57.;
Jr. ,II:'.R. Guest 7,0; D: 'Guest. 48...
• •Pr.i, ip order, Of merit, --0.• Purdon;
▪ Inglis; „M. Guest; B. Martin..-- •'
/, Margaret '1VI.'..Linklater;
.S. S. No. 10, Ashfield
Tested itr-Agr4 .,Geog„
Uast-
and 4.4rith, Charles ,MacLean 75:
Sr. 'IV: . Tested in. Grath.; Arith.,
Geog., Lit., Spell. and :Hist., Edna.
Felce 71.• • /
. , .
Jr TV:•060,1-41. •Felce 63; .Louis
Regan 60. • ' •
Sr. IIIi Excellent -B.'. Howard; M;
Johnston, Good -T:' Johnston'''. Fair
'Jr. Excellent= -E. Hogan; Bill
J ohnston*.. ,doec14-.13.
.Sr. 11: Excellent--L.T. Drennan; 11.
Lane. ,Good. -.41. Hogan; F.' Drennant
• . Jr. II: • Excellent -TV. 'Little; Ina;
Campbell; A. M. Farrisli;
die • Reed, • •• • •, •
• , Sr. Ist: .Good -L. Pelee. •
Promoted to Jr.,1st
Farrish, Jim Nelsen, 'Marian
• Hogan. On trial -Bill. Drennan.
• ST. Pr.: Good -H. 'Reed.
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Excelle4t•--,E; •CamPbelri
4. Nelson. Good -Wm. MacInnes.
,
•
Those marked with an * missed one
or more exams • •
No. on roll qt. Av. att. .27.55. '
Myra J. MacDonald,.
S. S. No. I6, Ashfield
Vth "Class: HIttery, Lat., Alg., Ad.
Aldon ,Hasty 74M, Crozier 71. •
• Jr. IV:, Literature, lTyg., Art,
F. Crozier 71; E. Trele
• •
• ,writing,,
.• Treleaven,. 'Colin Crozier 76;
Gailley 57'; 'I:3, McConnell 56. • "
Sr. IT! P. ivieQhoid ',/§; Sha
'ton ;61; W; Watt''66.
Jr. B, Trefeaven 99 mar
Hasty'80; R. Gauley• 09," .
• Jr.•tiJ. Swalk 1084.• ••
Sr. Pr.:, Swan 95; T. CuThsett. 68 •
"V. Culbert 67. • \•• •
No., On .Av, att. 16. •
' ••A4a Helm.•
• S; S. .4,,„Kixdoss-Manth- of May -.
rt.s•
elk
kle-•
„
, I Si. -IV': Total $5,0: .HOilars
• 510,.W. Ackert, 678; ..1: Ackert
able to write). • ' '
Je-.1V:"Total 300.4:1009ra 225: .raes.
186.-L JOhnsion:170*; gf: • .17homp
13014 1701'; 11.• •Cong,rarn ."(alisent); M.
Cassidy (absent). •• • •
Jr; IN: P. 400. II; 300;P, 240. . A.
Burt 316: B. CasSidy1255*; • 'C. „Con-'
gram 210*; R. Broome 202*;
thn
sI69*, •••
• II: T. 400. H. 300. P., 240. Ray-
"nard =Ackert .338; Jim -Burt- 306; .1,1 --
Johnston 246*:; E. .Valad 242*; T.
Rohl;
. Jr. I: T. 250: H. 187. .P. 15-0...3.
Breome 221: T .qBhrt: 220. •• •
,.Sr• . • Pr.: Names 'arranged in orde
of . merit. j..• DielcisOn;•,F. Cassidy.
, Jr. Pr:: K. DickisOn: B. Burt; 'A...
•
E. Doubledee.
• S. S. No. 3, Kinloss '
• Renert f•ir, . A mil:. and • May.
• „: Ahove 75-,ExCellent.• . Above '
0,0(4. Above •'40, ---•Fair. • Tinder 40:-' • :`
'YV, F. Thompson 51.
Jr. IV: .M. CO* -58;'W. IgacPersen;
55: F., Hodgins 41. ' . •
"Sr.. ill: G. Ross 4:3*.:• "K....Ecken.
. 40* ; 25;; L. Hawk-
shOw.15. ,
Sr. t Maher RQSS, 69;I. :Johnston
58. C MacPherson -19*. M HOdgins
18. M. •Hawkshitiv .17. • .••
, Jr.' II Goad -I.. Eckensiviller.*_;'
'coriTierr,-.5t-,-711dagins (ties). •
:1: Goad -J. 'Johnston; ,G. jaines.
• Sr: 'Fr:: Good -,N. :Ross..
.Abserit for; more than one. eXam.
• .1No. on ,roll .26.. Av. att.. .21.76. • •
'Helen ,ThOnipson.
S. •S: No: I; 'Kiflloss 11
• Jr., ITSY- Total 6.40. .E: MacDougall'
-4501. C. Niacin/les..441; C CaniPbell.
432. Nissed 1 exam': L. gaeLeed,
• 379;• L..,Mtieinne4 315; A. Tnninp4on,
•
. Sr. Ht; T�41 580.. A. tnina 408i
• GdYnor 946: .
Jr. III: ,TOtal 642:: J'...1V1eNall 566;
R. Campbell '404;: A. Thompson 357;
H. :„Button .340 ; :Ai • Thompson 102
•Stewart 241::• •
• ,•pecond: Total' 313. E. Barns: 228;
• IVIcNitll••211;:. M. .aviadO9angi 196
G. MacLeod 140; .J. 'Gaynor 136; V.
Scott 124.
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Sr. I,;',. Total, 338. :L. Campbell 2721,
M. -Campbell 246; r:' IrWiri" 241; D.
MaCDthigali 235; 4. sills' 193; Frank
Scott 186 /
' Jr. I; Total 205. D. Thonipson.1.39;-
Wes es.'..,S:cott(ab:s.ent7,early_a.11 the
t ,
• Primer: W. Thornnson; C.. MeNall;
M. Carter; J. Burns; J. Carter..
• No. on roll 33. Av. att. 19. ,
Annie E. johnston. •
appeals to YOU tor •support
.Q/NCE the War, the Red Cross has disbursed over
V Seven Million Dollars for the Soldiers, Women,
Childten and Frontier &millet of Canada.
About half of this has been spent for disabled soldiers
-hall In the other services of the Society about which
you have been told. The Treasury is almost empty.
$1,000;900, Needed Now
f r Red Croes Work
The ,Red Ttroti .hrings cheer to. our disabled ':iwarriort and
their families. it. stimulates the children' of Canada to '
gealthr:Ii*int.4nd IP1)04-citizen1114p It relieves suffe.ring,:.:r.
faut brings skilled :attention to Cauidi's frontier ditricts
lanai froni other aid. k*workis indispensable.
hirii•iippealsiOVOIT, as a; pattiotfc, and "birmane. Canadian;
dtirek'to contribute generously to ita need for tunds.
•
d Appeal,
ana,cliart Red Cross- Society
0„. • 401Cr40;*". Sosle.tlfe.
; 411 fl411Wittefil ilrats Tasaiiti iWI*