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itOnliaCkePEEitt.$4, • MOWERS .ti.re -.no widely:
throughout .thriVilTrittlrilTanTniVairillen'WI-Set 0TV'
pleasant ,experience •.. • ••
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e Their .•reputation .,gfiea: back .nearly ,a century ; worth.
"4?.00"5°WildOratIOal': elqUiiehlOing a mower. 411.14141 let us dela=
ptioio and other TiOints.
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jUSTAIng ;TeITAY'' LOADERS": nee
'':#10•1*-0Fk of:One the h0-14;• ha*,
tinie with this- New. Adil.leteklie Tole.
AlliTiteie Frame•flaje Loader. ' 3Rolleite
bearings on. the carrier shaft 'and' 2
PA the Main,. axle make very light
draft., • Thee foreetirriage hitch and.
topadjustment a ri,„: eenvoitimitly
reireheefifiiii the load.' ,The Mc-Cer-
leettfeDeethig.ii,thelifet weed. in Hay
,Loader construction,
)R PARTICULARS CAtIle7ANID''SEE •
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ENTLUCKNOW
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Phone - No:, 10. is at . Your Service
Aifik Oatiit-:40, sea, ?Cheaper Than The Credat5tor.
7‘7,„ VA.** rit0IVERS4The-re7,-is•-fnaibbair -0447, xliere .'ffr.ehe'ea-p-
pettanienf,"er..heMe'•thane's'kept linen,- and to keep it in' geed
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shape, yon-must.haeeea geed Lawn Mower. We have a line of Mow-
ers- that :are ;first:,,ellass-'4•16-Incli. put, 'high wheel and cue perfectly.
:The Price iii.emeeonatile. •• •• "
,• SCREEN DOORS -4 -Now is the tittle of year .to . keep out the ,
peaky Ily byheying your doers and windows, screened:We. have
doors and windows that -will fit almost any sae: opening. We also'
have screen wire iri levery Width ,for, recovering doors..
•.:OIL STOVES—The Oil Stove Season,behere and there is nee
thing that Will: add' more to the comfort. of a home in hot 'weather
than an Oil: Store , We have in. stock the "New 'Perfection" in three
• and four‘birner:, also the "Florence "Automatieee•and'We'haee
plac-
ed en:ate* this year.the'"Qidek Meal." Thie4e,a *dry: fine" stove;
strongly built,. easy on Oilankfitteir" with the °rani burner which
is, guaranteed' for ten yearn,. • For those Who have their house • Wiry
":ed we have an ElectrieeHOt :Plate .tWo-burner which has given
'excellent satisfaction. k • -
• ROOFING—We have .just 'received • a Carload or Brantford
Itapfing,- *eluding :Roil Roofine, Arro-Lock„and Super-tite Shltietis
e•If, you have needof a roof for house Or barn,- don't fail to see .us.
We hare the material and the nrice is right. Be sure to ask to see
out, imitation brick siding. It is ,the Materiel to,. make a :frame:
house very ,Warm; and in appearance almost like red brick.
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SHERWIN, ,WILLIAMS ,PAINTff and VARNISHES. CH; NAMEL
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' - NATURAL VARNISH, AlJTOMOrdLE PAINT, UTILAC.e.,'
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SA,TIN FINeSH ENAMEL. , '
Cement, Lime, Plaster Always On Hand
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eating, Plumbing and: Electric Whin
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1-47 K NOW SVNTIN
Published iverY ThurathIT irierning
.. at Lucicnow.. Ontario; .
A. D; MaeXellide. Proprietor
and Editor ,
Tavastlx,r, Oiat, 1927
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A fgw PAYS IN GREAT CITY
'There: ie. asaying". that, leOrie half
, • ,
of the World 'doesn't kiln* how, the
other half,..iiveaAii .PriiilianY'ibaft may
,Imee,,had,rrifeeenea. to , the rich and
,the poor, 'when, the 'line betweenthose
OlaistOloP40434'1"i740w.n..1 jOin6;n1a.1;11.abi•ekwede4ft.iiititipii"edii.
to the people who dwell in the'greet
cities andthose whohave their homes
in the townsvillages and country.
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There were great cities in the past,
Wheeevereetvilizetion mode comeder-
Able' pregrese' .lout,never such cities
as the •ercirld has .tb-ilaY7-'--L9adOP.4...
„Parte; New YorkiChicago. In the
pest ,such aggregations wereimpos-
sible in the:absence of modern means
Of ,',:transportation, water supply, drein,
age ; .
JThere is a vase difference between,
the hives of those who Ilya in these
great cities and those Who live else.
where, and it May, well. be said that
those who live 'under the one set Of
conditions know littleor nothing of
the. hives of those:Who:live nide; the
other set of 'conditions.. '
The editor athig' paper sneeta fel*.
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days of a redent. brief vacation in
that typical great -American pity; Chi,,
cagozenoted for its rapid growth, its
wealth, its, erinee, its big business.
its •:bad nauniCiPat goirekninent; and
let us in fairness add; notable too for
,e. rest ,amount of good • that is in i,t,
wait: kap aberiteSonfeliewe
thelegriess;^ the, wealth, the eelinet:
and the sky -scrapers have overshad-
owed .all else. e
Welleet_eese.iiighlyeenterestinLier
;wearing out :Warrant for the aVe
rest of thge'-refilan. The Mk° 414
sa1d. to him', .".If ,Y0ii "get out a 'war-
rante We, will 'get the man 411.10400;
r and he Will he .Pualahed; but 1'Ad9.1e.
you, not to proceed, became if you do
these trdcic-driyers will kill you. They
are a. bed left and thorolighlY. organ-
ized for .self protection." , •
Smarting andel', the, outrage the
hulinees .next day interviewed
his IaNy• firin• lawyer said: ,"Yreo
.have your car'inured. Turn .it over to
the:insurance co*ral*. You loseno
thing and leave .that fellow alone
You •441. get,nothing Wilkie, and i1.
yeti interfere. withethat'• 'gang "they,
wihl hill Y611,, The Police And the
courts cannot protect you." This, evi-
dently was good advice' and the
busilleat num a well-behaved and
good eitizen, had. to swalleirehts- feel -
Inge' and _pet up with the, injury and
. • It id:among these roughneck ganga
that nearly a11'.ehe, •murders take
'place.) .It is largelY a emitter' of dog
kill -dog. Only ciceasionaly are re-
spectable, evell-hebeyed, people Set
uppe by this 'eriteinal. element, Gangs.,
of bootleggers, have the city divided.
into districts ,to which -each 'agrees to
confine, their operations, and it is
When these intrede upon each. other
an independent operator starts up
that murder results..
Another incident illustrating ,how
the la* occasionally fails to protect
the citizen in hisnatural and legal
'rights occurred kshort time ago. The
city Barbers' Melon or Combine, un-
der the influence Of ,its' extremisteelei
Ment decided to advance the price of
a hair -cut to so cents, and of a shave
to 50 centse-ea neek, shave or trim to
mean "hair -cut." e One master .barber
(who proved to be the: sensible, one
of the lot) thought that such charges
-would destroy theebusinesseatutlfee'rele
TUsed to faIt in line with the decision
of the combine:. During the ,day On
which the new high rates were ' to
'come into effect this man's shop was
to enforce tkie • pr9.14siono f *.1 ,44
49.44,ai1e,-.Weeds liavo also been a
very .serious orohlem, and :Menace. to
4d9loniniitgd'e.afyaorirojoarTthiwicl4817001700,havoei:
weeds.. An/one driving through the
emineey at the 'present time oteleter,
in the spriergee cannot heli'but"
re-
mark 04 tha, unfortunate prevalence
in ealne:ff$0Ctions ,44.auch weeds
c',0c,eyo dais:W.. And Wild Carrot whlcb
so, eery thicklY,•iefeet, the rOadeidie•
This mattereis dealt with by the
eleese in the ,,Aee „tfatei :that:
• oVereeers. :ef highways or ''other etp;
.!1°11°11:Plailh;rfna)reet.e;!;lhellrilallr'giericle, Wtiiiathe7;fitrffleoserie-
Oua weed's. growing On ebe;highWerile
in their respectivedivieleneeere cut
down or destroyed at the proper time
to PreVene,-the ripening of their seed
'beThen,0?e7tort°,1,..ehfew'feettl1107:InorrehYleetrie
withourhest farmers:. ,Many
thatl. and:sOtifer organizations have
so ,given the question their .serums
?Onsideratitne!. Man?. • ifieterires
'however, more Prenlet: and coneerted
action on the raftof firmer"' •nwei•
cipalities; road 'eenerviseti and oth-
ers. is obsoletely neetwary' if our
worse weeds nee to be keet ire (+epic
The' new Act has .brought definitely
before thepeorle- the neceseity
4:eller$11.,aetion in this matter. Al-
thoueli the nenaltias for contraven-
tion of the -•A et -are' opite,nraterialit
Lehopedellratnximetee that these will
•not be necessary in Order to. 'secure
the necessary action andco-orieratior
on the • pert of all' concerned in the
• control Of oer Worst weed which
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have spread ,thentigh •I3rec.e. arid: °the:.
e,oueties to a rether alarming. extent.
•the villager- to visit the great city to .operated at the old ..prices.. But, be-
seehow' the other fellow lives there.' fere the next • morning a leige plato•
He Will find it Triere ineeiestieg,: we
• fancy, than :the ciey'man,will find the
village or country. The citer ismore,
striking. It haseite crowds Of people
in, ceaseless. motion, its.hiieht hights
• its noise, its :big, buildings.. 'These
force themselves .upon the ,attention
of the • casual vmsithr.•.:
•Newspapers, even while they stick
to the truth, • are not fair to the life.
on any .community. They: deal in the,
sensational. ; The • ememooplace• is not
worthy .efementien. from thedaily
newspaper's viewpoints. So it comes
'about that, Crittle gets: undue „promi-
nence. We are told that , a feir:yeare:
. ago Chicago registered 'a, Murder per
• day, and that this year .killings are
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preceeding' at the rate of poo for the
year. In sheet, the grime story it such
that one is 4ed to thiek that he could,
not be in the city: without ,witnessing e
murder, a 'hold-up, .n, ear -theft,. or
fatal accident. :.The fact • IS that „von
may .be there for days, months year.
'even •and never see any •of this; and
you might net: kOow of these 'orinies.
and accidents if You did, not reed the,
newspapers.-'
The pelice.. and the courts too are
:currently thought to be just 'ae
ten as anyeeuch institution On 'eertli
the police • associated with thieeee,
and sharing inleheir gains—the courts
epee to bribery and otherewrong'in.„
fiances, rarely right. '
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In the first Placa there are • not
many 'policemen to be seen during
the dateeet any rate; and Mich as one
sees (especially in the down -town dis-
trict) are ideals of smartness and at-
tentionto the business in hand. Law-
breakers willput nothing' these,.
and they try. They 'are bent up-
on Maintaining order, regulating tref-
fic and helping 'things, along keeeral-
ly. The strangers, the -:weak,' the old
and the young are protected and as-
sisted. And, 'they4,need it:: for there are
hundreds upon 'the streets prepared
to break every rule tendril!) over eve
erybode in , their way. .
There is the'ether side, of 'Course
which the newspapers give use as the
'following incident, of Which I, gained
direct knowledge will illustrate. A
wealthy.'and' respectable business man
Was driving a splendid ear near, his
beine in an outlying' part. He was on
the eight side orthe street and pro-
ceeding at moderate speed when his
L. 0. L. No. 428, Lucknoye meets
;he second,. Tuesday of every meritle
,in theirhall, at /5' o'dlocx. C. Mullin,
'W. X; P. Carter, Ree. Sec.
'Good 'Goods; Lew Peices. Special
Sernmer: THE MARKET,-
Hernell-Murdoch Co:
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UR SUMMER COTTAGE
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IS it as Attractive Inside as :Out!
MAKE your summer cottagecomfortable and home -like
, with -Gyproc-Fireproof -nartitionseandeceiliegs.-eAt
small cos,t the whole interior May be transformed into '
attractive,: cosy rooms.,
'Wet& for free, book1it="MV:1-1'eflie:",It wIlt tdll you
Roeboaid -Gee-elm Ifuialatist Sbeatbas-g-,ifid Ihu1cz Willtenote yoat f
bill from 20 to 40%. •
TIM ONTARIO GYPSUM CO., LIMITED, PARIS, CANADA
roAir'1324111).Q.4r11,
• or.:Sale B,
Muidie '8i Son LucknoWi Ont.
glass) window ,` in his shop front was
sthashed. An insurance company
placed the glass at a COSt Of $400.
and there. was to loss to :the hide.
nendeet :barber. All. Went. ;well for it
feW days -Age on the third nightthe
seeend plate 'glees *mkt :the way,: Of
the ,firsee7he:insileence ecenpany put
in another window but ilifermee, the
ihdeeendene• barber' that there .would
•: be ,n9iroor! inuarfnce„: until he ,fell
in 'eline, with stile combine which
meant that •he should targe
• , • .
tb . new • high .'s*atca•
'he had to comply, as tfie• police could
not :guarantee eereeectien. That .sort
of thing,. however, .is not poem:ninon
wherever trades' unions are well or-
• ganieed.• . ,
The baebeiel bide for higher. prices:
we may "add, proved 'their undoing.
e • _ .
They had gene' too: fere Instead, eof
making easy money for them, it start,
ed.a.boem in' the sale-6!!Safetyra-
zors an a, hair -cutting appliances:
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'Business at the lbarber ihopswas cut
. •
car' Was "side-swiped" by a neWs-,
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! Nr'iFfFellna
) 0 : Firl-Protection ' is all important. in mora.
1
-blinding. , Help protect your borne from tko.''' .
menace Of fire.by 'whit Bra.htford Retifmg...
All 11,Ontiord.ltd,Ofing •piddUcts' nra.fire-re..
tirdr.---0---am4Tainspil; ieduce:40uianctiliatAL,
• •by ' 10 to • 20 , per; cent.1:. Specify : BroOttot:4 .
for pernianent, iliornut pitisfaction;., ' T.
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Prantiortlitoofioi Co.' 14Inaits4
• • Brantford Oatarlq- ' • • of •
r % .
Thpeeveeds:"epernea npaieee.; weer
!rowing in Celtivitted trops, or ,pas-
turee ere: , :e
; Bladder ea:Melon, 0e -Five ' daisy
-Perennielesoweethiatle. Whitecockle
Wild repstited; Wild Oats ,and
Can-
ada '
•The weds deemed noxious' when
growing on roadsides, streets, in cite'
eiesrtownseande-villagese•-along-tratis,
portation and power lines, municipal
ditches and Vacant and -waste lands
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are:. '
., Bladder canipion, Field bindweed.
Ox -eve daisy, Perennial' sew thistle
White cockle, , Wild trusteed, Wile
,Oets,.Blue weed, Carla thistle Chic.
orY, Couch grast, Tock, _Ram/need
Riligrass. leussimethistle, Stickweed
Stinkweed. Turnh1in inuetard, Wild
, carrot; Wild, barley. CinceiefOils, Bur-
docks. nevi; ; weeds. :Field veneer
erase. "Sete",thielle. atinnat •Soey this-
tle,' spiny -lealad. Prickly lettuce,.
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down bY.'more than haif, and they
have no ie.t recovered4vently few
of theseknights Of theyazor and chip-
pers had read the old fabheof the
"Dog and the Ricca of meat," which
concluded with !the morale • "Be not -
too greedy and grasp at too much,
lest you elute loee ail:" '
tWe,hope, rivet Week, to write fur-
ther of our obtereationson life in
the great cite] ' •
THE NEW NOXIOUS WEED ACT
(By N. K:, Riddell, Agricultural Rep%
• reseritative of Bruce County) ,
The spread of noxious weeds eind
the increasing losses occasioned% each
year by the general e'revalerice of
these has been receiving increasing
attention and consideration by 'both
farmers and municipal and provincial
authorities. In sonie sections some
of the worst Weeds such as .Perennial
sow thistle, Ox' -eye daisy,- Bladder
amnion' and others have secured
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.suelr a foothold as -to Very. seriously
reduce the yieldp of grain grown in
infested fields. In, Bruce County, 'toe,
in the seed groviilOg sections, the
prevalence of these weeds along with
the all too opinion ribgrass, hap very
seriously yeducedthe grade and sub-
seguent prices received for alfalfa
'sweet ,Clover and other clover. and
epreper delivere"teuek. Roth-canneeto;s...ereall eeedee',•
iton. The car was damagedtothe ---Tife---teetiouenesanf the weed-peob.
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extent Of.' several hundred • &Mara: ,lem,ie becoming such that at the:last
Steeping ficin, his eclemagede'car..ta.- session .ofethe-,Ontatio . Legislature.
...take the number of the triecke".tile•: railer. drastic. regulations _were, 6W-,
i•the. acted • in -order to, control the , wee!.
tetieleetleiVeteterAilastione-lli'ereply-he i4Itlekitiete.liefo4e-iteshotildeget out et
reeel,:lee'etehlfeereonethe"la*:--whielifefe";houildse eAccardingeto'ethe •lioxe Act •
lati'leiti":teethe gilewalk;, theta Med: . every occupant of lend, or iftheland
Theta were teneerolte friendly wife , stet/Y.:ell ••weede designated noxious
near -by: ?the Tioweeteer trtwk tW reguiation-s, as' often'? in every'
..driVers- are' notorious es rottele-cieeke": Yeat i§ •sti,fficietit to. Preveet the
•and tee:100$_ eliteeree:Theteeebeld ,hae. l'iP.c/ein.„ef thoir seed. Tbe gPunco.
110 ,trouble In gettin a conviction, .0f every eitYetewn,, Village •and town.
Th„Ipeiree elan watt to ti 004r -bit AID have now, sicerainow to the' new
l$0Per etitios -WIth 'the intention et. 74/4*. to APPolote.at Issit' on. inspOotOr
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HURON '(=OVNTY LARGE '
.,pRoDucEit OF VoOtl.raT
" Huron 'County enjoys the'. repeta.
ten of being, the seeondlargest'npul-
tri PrOducing county in the Prov
ince ,This.js a rery, pleasing • feet
When we cooeider.that, after all 'his
been said to thecontrary; the .good
hen is one of the beat ,assets , on the.
farm.
The poultry population haieenereas-
ed,rapidly. during the Oast .few years.
This increase has been due maiply to
the greater usk of •eggs • by the house,
wives' 111 Canada A. cried* from six-
teen (16) dozen ages per capita last
years is a' remarkable" condition ,and
'can be credited abeeke entirely to one
Or... two reasone. prodecera bave
learned better the art of production;
and ,tonsuitiers by being 'able. to .buy
eraded, eggs know whet they are get-,
tini
, This year would seem to indicate
neak 'Prodifceiem :of poultry and poul-
try predUcts. ' Nature *T. pewee :or
some of these thiegs„will not be so
eiefd; Eggs have rernaieed good .:but
nriree for ':dertain elasees' of fowl ale
'chickens are not ete to previous :yea'W
standards., Nevertheless, producer!,
'will 'do well to sell surplus stock'ear-'
lv it uOssible as feed cote money and
the adeance in price is not likely ee
Stock Carried, InfOrrnatiOn FUCnigillid and Semliki ,
. on Brantford ,rooting rondorod by
Mterdie &• Son Luclutow, Ont.
year. Corninunitiee Would doewell to
organize for eulling by haying 'a
half dozen or plore farmers arrange,
:%!r,ceiling on the same day.,Then'ar-
range for your culler and, incidental::
for a.buyer to come in immediate-
ly after- the culling and take away'
the • celleo before they become mixed
once again With the reet Of the flock.
SCHOOL REPORTS el,
U.S.S. 13, Ash * Wave. •
J. IV. to Sr. iV:•••Pessible marks
00. Past 570. --Pearl Thompson 043;
F•ealiCes Philips 601;, Glee Cameron
Sr.. III to "Jr: iv: (Verna SMitit. &
Clifford ,Menary) ties, .602e: deo. Al-
etane6241----MeryeNicholeon-578-Jeniee-
,Phillipe175;' Cora Tlideapsnn 510; R.
:Nicholson 391e. • : ", ' • .
Jr. III to Sr Ralph. Cameron
584; JerryCrantemi 572
Possible Marks 750 Pass • 450: :
Sr. II to, Jr:- III: Hugh MacCrostie
565; Jean Cameron • 560; Anna Irvin
, •
• Peultey raisers should'begin et
once, to Cultout the. non-leyers. Thit
is the season to get elk of the old
hens, •the lees that•have,laid but are
new on strike and the hens that nev-
er • hurt themselves laying and are
not liable to break an recotds ip the
futpree Poultry culling at itapplies
to hens; ie,a simple aft that all pre
ducers should *Master. Just as enilk
production ie*.* indicated . by collide
chaeactetisties' in a &lire cow, 'BO io
'egg nroduetion eXpret'sed by eas:ly
identified:.eenditions..in..the hen.
'e,2o4 year &ere 22,000 hens ;were
handled •liv.yoting-, niert , rnineci . by
the local, Department of Aericulture',”
et a.ceet to the farmer 'Of•Twe cferitp
(e.) per bird., ..bver- one-third
these•eweee-'found taehe'tmerocloetie
vid, -Therefore, eireprofitable. By sell
ing 'thefee"s*seeheitielere" 'the
eelellers efteet4ee1ereh1e eavinge
endinciden'telleepreparede ea, • better'
beeedieg fiock foe -Tatra getleretiens.
The leetel Deneetment o Age:ice].
hire has, indicated:Ito. interest inAbw..
work by having Young men tealieed.ali
culler's, We understand thesV•yetteig
s�n erlirtrittii * the ;Work .sg4n. Ohl
. Jr. II to Sr. Roberta Smith 618;
Rieke. Alton 470. -
Possible inarks 250. ePass. 1.50:
• Sr. 1: Janie Alton 05'; -M. ,Smith
280; Nary Cranston 205; ' Harvey
Lazenby Ronald MacCrostie 196;
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Angus ,Nieholson..178;' Robert ,•Irvin
133.•
Jr: Ie Violet Saunders; Ila
,Saun-
ders. • '
Jr. Prime: Bernadefin Alton; Dor-
othy Alton; Ruby Alton; •Willie Hum,
plumy; '•Vera zenhy; • Marie Mac-,
.Croetie; ache Nicholson; A. Smith;
Harold Humphrey; •Willa: Irvin.,
nessr. ,
• Sr. IlLto Jr., TV: Pass—Ada Bursae
Veronica Gaynor. • ,
Jr: III foSr iil Mc-----
Nahl -Button, . Robby
:Careebell e -Alice Thompson; Arnold
Thothesen; Harold Stewart :
•Jr 11 to Sr Ieeltonors—MerY:Mer
Cenneli. Pass --Ellen Burner Lloyd . 4
Meslall; Victor Scoter Grace Melevid.e.,
Sr. / to Jr II: Honors -F. Scott,
.14erion 011111pbell; ,Dorothy .MacDou,
gall; Laura Carepbell. Paesealvin
'Irwin Lorne Sihis, •
Annie E johriptone
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•.S.S. No: 8,Kinloss
. :Classes' for Septelobere 1927.
Jeane Orr.-
1Jr. TV: Lloyd eleffat*: .Ivan Ceti -
ley; Greta. Hockley; Robert Orr::
Sr. ITT: jean .young; 'Tena Orr.
Mex. Orr; FlOrenee. Hock-
ley; .Eugene • Conley. • •
Se. II.: Willie Tiffirie Rose -.Ceske-
liette(Le.ine , Wall; Dolly Orr; (ree.)..
Jr. IT: Howard caikanette; Bertha'
Richardson; Florence Wacidele Elsie
Hockley;•James Moffat (reii.). • e,
Jr.• 1: WillaegRicaedsoneVre
Jr. Primer: Veronica Waddel,; P.
Moffatt Joann Tiffin:. Jessie Orr; , F.
RichardsoeeeArdis 'Brown; Lee Con:::
ilGi,eelierlsepvraoswiend. with 11.071.
ree. ) e-recemie ended • .eeniliti oil el ly.
The following weote:High. ' School
Feteancetr
",Exainationem
e -We Mof-
fat: Elea' Wall.. Vlorenea daskanette
The 'following"wrote Lotrar. .., school
Examipetiens•:-Chaeles Tiffin.' ; •
eVeeltiley P. Ager
,S.S.No. 4; Ashfield & Huron
Classes beginning Sentembet, 1927:
,IV: Catherine MacDonald. '
• Sr. , Jessie. MacRae; Tsabei
MapKendriek; Lloyd lefecOoneld.
Jr. TTT:'lobe FitdaYacn:' • Clara
Macleendrick ; Roy, 'MacKeezie.
'11:'" Sarah 13elle Finlayson.: •Finlay
MeeDoneld; Donald MacDanale; Don,
akin MacKendrick. • •
Sr: Meilen MacKenzie;' 'Andrew
tarkWeil: Irene Roes,
Jr. I:. Florence MacKenzie...,
•*PilMe'r;''Icetliteerf illeeKendrick ;
Finlayson: Kenzie Ross.
' ,felleWing wtote the Hiell
net,emi.yronXaint Itieftetitsnsti
rlieje;;
Lindsay: F. MaeDoid.
' The following wrote,' Lower Sebool
FeteeninatienseeClera iflecnoneld; , M.
,Mheleendrielce
Maela.
S.S. .•
IV to -Pt. IV: lionorteetIetli.
,
ri ne„ .Cam pbe I ;... Evelynel) ougalt
PesseeT,ester MrLeoilf,Leenilee Mac;
Innes; Citharine• Mric/nner• teested
0.0t //0104WQrk an 400aiiRt of
Se S. 14.e -Paramount
Jr.:' TV to Sr. IV: Sara McAuley
80%, Rachel MacDonald 77. '
.Jr. III to Sr.. Nereid. RiCharda
8e'; .Button Stenlit132;feL144.-Mace.:
Auley 65e Argue McAuley .01.
,Tr 11 to Jr 111 pine Cook .gs;
Stanley 85: • •,'
Jr. II to- Sr. II:, Jean..MseAuleY 60.. • .,
• 'Sr. I to Jr.. II; Ronald' ilendorselte
76'; Rhoda Cook 67. '
Sr. Pr: to Jr; I: Eliza Cook 90; ,L.
Henderson 62. '
Priteer:' Isabel Jamieson; Raymond
Richards; • Orval Stanley. /
Webeter: • ...
S.S. No. 6, KinlOsa:'
Results of June Exarninationi.
Jr. TV to Sr. TV: "Bessie Ciirnoehaii
8.
Sr. ITT to jr. IV: Blanche Mate
Detigall .82:. Willie Stimeon''79;
,zia"Grahani 75. • • ' '
Jr. III` to Sr. III: <Rennie Grahams
Sr. 11 to "Jr. Fraser MacKinnon
e7; elearie Middleton 83e Jean
Grs-
lam 62. "
Sr. I: Dorathy Graham.
primer: Allan Graham; Jack Mac-
Kinnon; Donald . Stimson; Calvlu
Stimson. . ,
Loelchalte•
e ,your:stor
Hers"!
There are a lot. of
women,. in • , antd1
towns surrounding
your store *he an be pe.r-
'suaded" to look On your
• store as their own.
Calling them by Long •
Distance at the very.
low rates for interur.
• ban Service, to offer them
sonie special bargain or to
invite them to a paie'lvill
' help them form the habit
of coming to you, for, .any.'
'
thing.
It di;esn't:' reqtfire a
large' stock. Whole-
• saler's and niantifac.
turas' wwarehouses are at
your elbow. By Long
Distance You .can „ order
init,ProMptlireceive any-
thhij your'customers
have ..seen 'advertised fti
magazines or newspapers
This trade can b yours;
you Will go after it.