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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : AUGUST 14, 1902'
D. hi°GILLIC UDD Y, EDITOR.
THE WEEKLY MAhwtT REPORT
60oYe0m. Aug. 111903
Fall Wheat, 'J09 to 00
door. ratulll.`pee Owl.... _-._1 10 to 2 10
riuur, potter. per .wt110 to r 10
thou. p ton...-.. -. - 17 01 M 1700
Shorts. It ton 10 00 to WOO
Screenings, par cwt 1 00 to 1 00
Bye. per bush 069 to 0 19
Buckwheat. pet boob 0 66 to 0 50
Osr. SI bask ...... 40 to 0
ass, et bush....._.._ ....._.._75 b 0 80
Barley. par buil b 010 10 060
Pay. too sew....
Potatoss. • bush..
Butter, -
Cheese. Der Ib
F. ors fruit mpaoked. t 4.a.., -
Wood _-._.._-_.._'.-..-
Hides--•------
LDo Hoes
torrid Hop
Bacon.
Lord per Ib.
Dragged Reef, fon 4tttrt.r
tressed Ideal.
tressed )lad
tattle. Ex
(0 to 7 00
40 to 0 10
12 to 0 13
10 to 0 11
12 to 0 13
LO l3 4 00
00 to 4 0)
1) to 0 60
50607403
00 to 8 50
13 M 018
1.5 M 0 16
11 to 14
00 to 0 11
00 to 0 00
00 t0 6 00
00 to W
FOP Baim.
DEy1RABLE RESIDENCE FOK SALE
The subsorlbre offer f w sale the res
donne sod beautiful grounds atiloloing in the
town "f Oodriob, owned sod occupied by the
Hoo J. T. U•rrow, who le .boat to remove to
Toronto. The property embraces seven of the
neer buUWing. lots In the own, oo0talning
n early two •ores end to ao o0e not desiring
so extensive • gardeu rood be •dvaotageoue
ly sabdlvldd and sold as building mites
es.
Yoeelon at any elms lospectioa Invited.
Terme one-half omit. balance o3 mortgage at
6 per cert,
Bated at OodeMoh July 141.11. 1902.
DICKINSON t ()ARROW,
6317 Vehdoe'e Solicitors
AFiRST-CLASS FARM FOR SALE
0K TO RKN T.
to the township of West Wawauoa6 her.
concession D. coOtaleleg 100 sere, more or
sea. •tool 175 oleard in • rood state of cut -
to stion, good fences. well watered, good
orchard, buildings re,
good. stables under b
12 bye!, roa,soeel to echooIa aria churches.
:;old on easyterms to suit purchaser. Apply
lei W. IL ('MPHEI.L, Westfield, et W. A.
HA/IR :ON. Lackner 00-3m
CHOICE dUILDit( LOTH POR BALK
ta Rt Ororgs'a ward. AMA M
DANCKY. OFR
1TALUABLE FARM PROPRRTW FOR
can. Wog the properly of Mrs. Robert
N'hl'ely. mn'•Ining 81 sores. brag oompoeed
of lot 12 In the sib oo0oeedeo, ane 1 acres,
part of Ir Itr the 146 °ot o...eloo. Oodrlch
towrhlp. This a der dna farm ono 1. situ
*tot stout fur males from Uodetiah. Title
perfect. roe particulars apply to the raider -
aligned
Toted Tad J illy. If H.
PHILIP HOI.T,
Ooderlch.
11WO FARMS FOR SALE. -LOT 6,
1 oonoeseloo 7. Colborne. containing 100
acres Lot 67. M.'Irnd 00.oessloa. Ooderiob
township. ooutsioleg 75 acres. HI oh forms
are well Mooed and wall watered ; good
hmldlase and first ear orchard on each
farm swirly all under grass Sixty per coot.
of the purchases model may remain oa
rortrate at .5 per oo0t. For particulars .Pala
to BURNS. Carlow. 00(0
FOK SALE UK TO KENT. - MRM
Ntrachaa oilers for sale or to rent the
property •t present oocuoleI by her, on the
rororr of Victoria and Brune stream. There
is a larao eoacrete building oontalnlog dweU-
me house sal store, with all conveniences to
connection Thereto also a .tory-and -• half
Mme dwelling annals] on the same lot
Tem. resueabie. Apr, to MHN.
NTItACHAN, on the premises.
A T PRIVATE SALE
11
That big stone hones with ;roomed brick
rds.r; or, situated 0 Plotoo street. The bons*
ia dr' sod warm, being lied throughout with
2 Inch 4l•,ak. 1t le solid and sulwtaatrl. It
pros built by lJtp an
Che,lf►OI when to hie prime
`tot for • def ut for •II t ma.
The fosc,'tatbas are about 1 feet thick and
will eodurr *a long •e the Pyramids of Kir pr.
A hoer peel or horror who rid lea the
poteat'slitles a( fr ph paint soil paper, whloh
ore rexpep•IYS. sad of flaw, wh'oh Is pent•
fully .heap. by s little priming and Judicious
e. pedltur. can mderniri It loo an 0o M
dote mansion 1 assert most strenuously and
tearlessly that • big morn will crus to the
o toe awoke Investor- for the t of ell rem -
rut that ho has a broad nod Id foundation
All r•5tly 4 hand. The same e•nbot be
rid of • shell or veneer. let those who are
an the lookout for • soft soap Investigate, lit-
seriatim.
•seriati e. Inosettl1ygaa e
. Offers eddreotord yppp
THRO. J, 260014114)1191.
Hayfield P.O.,
wldteY. teeelve $ atteotioa. 7th. 1101
(Ig.tf
AuoUon Balm
e ,:
EAECUTOR'8 HALF
or
TOWN ANb VILLAGE PROPERTIES
LJmspinp to the Reale el the Infr Itnn. M.('
1 ',moron, ailworrd 4w the TOrcn of (.lnrl
rirA and Village of Hag)trfd, 001.
Under 4natrontlons from The Toronto Oen
Aral Trner Corporation. E0005,Ior sod Trus-
tees of shoo, Retate, there wilt be offered for
sats bas Fondle auction by Thomas tr00dry,
stammererat de auotloa rooms In the town
of Oderlan on
SATURDAY, TNR 16TH DAY or ADJUST
(901, et the hoar of two o'clock r. r. the fol-
lowing lands and premises In the Town of
Uderle/5:
1. Part of lot 878 on 01.4010. street, 10ont
31,106 feel, o. wbloh Is sold to he wot.d •
frame m.rbte arm.
2 Lot RM Masteries street about 1030106
feeton whldh Is said to be emoted a one
storey frame dwelling house soael.l.g 4
40904.
2. The fellowlag vacant lots f
Lal l�t't 223 Stanley street,
Ohio"' 141/ Megaton street.
19! " 51) Yoder street,
dl ' 591 ao
fel " 693 do
ti) " 491 dei
44) 596 do
064 ' 659 Montcalm @tree
I}i " M2 Wolfe street,
kl " 361 I'k'on strait
• . Tart
of tote 11 and 1� In Cgor,4(loe "A'
Mei nal (toad. Township of Oderinh. now
In tae own o(Ood.wfch containing12 acres
motf or tone.
Alma 46. toilnw Ing smear total, the t' i Ilage
of Bayfield.
I. Lots 103 to 700 loolneIvo on north tilde of
Cameron street lend 743 to 718 inclusive on
sant) Male Victoria strut.
2. Lots 701 to 701 4dblnsly, en north side
Cameron strew and 737 to 741 tedoslve n
smith side Vie 110 strut.
3. I,n47117 to 7101nrinMve on north side
Cameros street nod 733 to 736 l0olndre 'tooth
2440 J,,torla .4 001.
Lots 719 to 7M Inolurve on sort h side Vie -
brae street,
5 Loos 766 to 760 inolrefy, on worth side
Victoria Wrest
8. Lots 7M {GM Inclnsid.ti 766 and 767 01
mirth side Vintorla street
Lots 311 to all Inclusive o. north Md,
('444)Ntt horst and 41A to HI l..lr.l de no south
side Gins street.
Oliota OM to 127 indoors on month We
1. Lots 6* to 413 (Homely, on south side
Mae Omer,
10. lot. HOto 6M IDnlneivo on north side
Shoes street, and 118 to 173 Memoirs on eolith
aids lone street.
II Lots IN to 649 inoleslye on mirth std.
Ores *treat., and 441 to 167 Inelmlye se south
,144 Ju, strut
12 Ing. 54. 544 to 667 Melody* on west old.
Varela street and 064 M 671 hornet ve o0 out
We KI1r.b.th motet.
I' lob614.Ink 110,6944$4) 611 AM, MN, Rt1
All nwe ,o Wfnol matte, j (0 Moaned to.
Si to R1l I.r,m,,s. nn Hay geld Tomo*.
TERMS OrSALE.
Ranh parcel wilt he put up euhjent to • ee-
1rr4-. hid wild. hes been Aved at a sora low
OK ore.
rteen"ran'• 10 pteeBash at time of sale end
_ hare In thirty days. Other benne anti nee
t it,nu .4ll ha made know. at the time of
"
'n'Aw rl me stlmeN appli.rllee te the
or to
The7srreLle 1101111801 Tram pohpee�Hoa,
N, 40 CA 744wta. Ose
son.
Ufii.le.
CHAS. M. PASIIIORE,
01440,41 and Cholrmestsr Koos okurok.
Pnpp11 of Mr. A. S. Vogt Plano. Organ and
Vote.. A ogler& street. 91-10
MISS COLBORNE,
Teacher of Pletuher tousle method, '111 ro-
oelve pupils et her studio, above 26r. N•ftel'a
assurance office, 01.mllloo street. For Infor-
mation apply *Rho: at studio or at trsldence.
St Pottiest s street.
W. GLENN CAMPBELL.,
Orgmlat sad mustal director of North street
Methodist ohurc h. teacher of piano, pips or-
gan and theory Pupils prepared for all .z-
awloatloos of the Toronto Oo0servatory of
Music. Will be pleas,.d to receive applies
noir from all those mitring such instruct.
Ron at ole new studio over Thomeoo's maslo
sore. Use of piano for poodle* may he or
ranged for. 0711
Mottos
WAKNINU.-ANY PERSON RA1 H.
Mg from the Mande. using the ferry
without ponia ds's shooting, or otherwise
Ovp0oolo4 upon 5.l par: of the property wilt
be wrested and prosecuted
E• C. ATTRILI.
Ridgewood Parr.
[)ROF. B. L TAUB0
a•t'r0.TI', Otto oPrtCIAN ANP ITS
"P.CI A LUOr.
All kinds of Munn:gas and Ele410easa made
M Order. Special attention given to !Mimi the
eye.
Orden by moll promptly attended to. Be-
ware of parties using my nanir, as 1 employ
no Iradrllin, treats whateve{
Satisfaction guaranteed. 40.tablahed 1873.
MI RICHMOND STRICT W., TORONTO-
PubUe Notiee.
BYLAW NO 33 OF 1902 OF THE
TOWN Or OODERiC H.
To actSorlre the Corpo- ration of the tali
Town to borrow the sum of 111.(100210 for easel.
sal ezpendlrum, atresty disbursed on so-
ceunt of 'the waterworks aal electric light
systems of the Municipallty.
Whereas daring the ye1140' IW1900,
19)1 and 190ah 1. up to the present dJ, ate. there
Mrs bee., expended from the current funds
of the Mmielpelhy, for capital 50oou.1 of the
waterworks system and M. electric light aye
tom. sums aerre4at101 over 11(.000.00
And whereas, under bylaw 8 o IWJ, the sum
of 15,010 was borrowed on the debentures
Mind for these special purposes.
And whereas the balanne of 111,00) forms
port of the floating debt now due to the Bank
of Montreal and which le not yet pall.
And whereas It is expellent and necessary
last the said dotting debt eh ruld be rduoed,
by means of 18, Issue of debentures. for the
sum of 111.000 es afurasald.
And whereas the value of the whole rah
able property of the said Mooioloality, ao.
oording to the last revised and equal zed as.
moment roll, lithe sum of :1,197.00
And w -errs the amount of rho ezlstind de•
but are debt of the said M uololp.Jty Is now
the .um of 6176.91198, of which neither prin-
cipal
rimclpal our Barri 4 In arrear,
And whereas the total amount required to
be raised annually by spec el rate upon the
ratab's proper y of the said Muelolpallty for
the period of twentlears, daring which the
said proposed less el erred, for the re
payment of the sante, by email annual instal-
ments. tougher with Interest thereon at the
rare of four par ceat. per annum. Is Me sum
of 1829. U
1 It lherefcro eeacn3, ant It 4 hereby
acted th.1
1. -It shell he lawful for the Mayor end
Treasurer of the said Town of roderich to
borrow from any per.un or corporation will
leg to land the rme,t►o rim of 411 000,for the.
purpose .(omen 1. rrpayed), In twenty (20.
years with interest thereon at the rate of for
Pr cent per annum, and to crus therefor
the debentures of the sold Corporation, In
sums of no: less then 1100. .nab whit% shall
be signed by the Mayor and Treasurer of the
so .1 Town. and sealed with the corporate
seal, with ooapooe attached for the paymolt
of Interest, which shall be signed by the
Treasurer of the wild Town. •ol rho lender
shall pay the money lent upon the security of
the sat/ debentures unto the branch or agency
of the Bonk of Mont re 11 at the laid Town of
Oderich to be applied specially to the afore-
said purpose of reducing the Orono liabil11,
of the Corporation to the said lana, nod the
said debentures and coupons as derailed be-
low shall be made payabie at the ofiloe of the
Honk of Montreal In the Town of Ooderlcb
0o toe 31st day of August In esoh year of the
tattooing year,
Tear No. l' loclpal Introit Total
IPJI 3103 10 115.00 889.10
11)1 381 17 4 ti.13 sal 10
1121 N .51 109,08 809.40
14.4 115.53 .7411.87 809 40
11047 432 15 37/ 96 809.11
1908 119.43 350 96 809.30
190. 667.11 311.91 809.10
1910 4M 10 324 99 1119 3Y
l vj i 605.55 303.83 809.40
I1 I i 53i. i 7 Y8162 809 39
1913 1 Mg 80 962.40 400,60
1911 11 616.68 210.774 CA3
217.99 p 40
1915 1016 11 15.1004444 191.21
00911
1917 15 �.6' 10472 109 10
1018 16 065.37 111.11 611410
1919 17 697.88 117.61 SOO 40
198) 10 710 55 914 86 1100.40
11191 19 710.33 0106 400'0
1921 20 770 98 31.13 810.39
111.000.481 $ 5.107.0 116,187.97
? And fro toe repaTp'ent of the sold e0m of
111.400 with Interest thhereon, there shall be
assessed sod levied. over and above all other
rale* and taxes upon the whole taxable
property within the said Monforp.li1y daring
each and every year for the twenty year*
next after the paring of this Bylaw, the said
sum of 1809.4) for payment of Principal and in -
forest.
• This Bylaw shell oome Into force and
effect yehen tipsily passel atter hiving re-
oetve4 the se -not of the electors.
4. -The votee rf jhe electors of the said
Muolclpality entitled to vote upon the Bylaw
e llen be token on the 22nd day of Angoat.
1102. commenting at the hoar 4t olno o'clock
le the forenoon and closingt five o'clock In
the afternoon. and snob poll shall be taken l0
the various polling plac.. underumntioned
Polling Nob.11vfelon No. 1, at MoClymont'e
Wagon Shop, James Hreckeorldge, Deputy
Returning Omcer.
Polling Aub division ten 2,atThomaiVI/
-
eon's Feed Bore. 1 'har:os Bates, Deputy Re
turning Officer.
Palling Nob nlvimion No 3, se the Town Hall,
Rdgard *se Byerf. Demur HrarataaON-
oer,
Ib11100 R.ibdivi.loe W4 4. at J. R. Ronal -
man's Marhlne Shop. John F, Bates, I0poty
fteturning ()f leer.
Polling Sub..livIdon NO I, at 111n.12 alton's
Shop, E. R. Watson. Dep•oy Returning ONL
tier
Polling Solidi, tern No at Rrophe)l s
furniture Store. Harty Watepn, Deputy Re
tontine O4,,r,
Pelting Nab Division No 7. 01 Doelr Novllle'e
Bonne, J Osigir, Dopar) Rittman, Officer.
5 The 1. lark of the sold Corporation shall
attend at the Town Hall to the sold Town on
Na. .trday, the 23rd day of Andra, 1901. at
eleven o stock In the forenoon, 40 snm rap the
somber of woe M given for and against the Tr
law, and the Mayor 'hall attend at the bid
Town Hall on Thursday. the 21st day of Aug.
net, 1901, at the hour of eleven n'clork In toe
toren ton, for the appointment of person' to
attend at the varin.m polling p4.oea, and at
the fine slimming top of the es d votes by the
(fork, es ben.lf of persons Interestd Is pro
Idoti' ospordi oppo.foo the paring of this,fly-
PMvldonally purr! Ihie 24th dal of July.
1902.
M.O. 4'AMRRUN. WM. MITCIIKLL,
Mayor. utak.
Teske n'414r that the above le a trot' copy of
• p100010A bylaw. which her Mea 'oaken Into
o'4. old oration sod which will he finally pseud
by the conned' of the menlMP.ltty fin the
event of the rood of th, renter. Doing 0b
Word titanium anew on, tuoot6 from the brit
pnMlestlen In TH. RtoNat newspa 0'. the
iota of whleh onhllerllon who JnIy64.., M
and that the void of the .le0l0rs 02 the
meinlrlpallty will betakes throne on rho dal
and at (ha hone and duos thet.4*
WM. 26111'4 I.
('(ret.
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DR. W. 1. OALLOW. PHTSICiAN
111111m P,
AROUND TOWN
WILL NOT VISIT Unp1RIOM.-The follow•
log tel.gram from the minister of piblro
works, reoeiyld by the Myer Irl Thurso
day, explains null: "Perry SJuad-I cro-
w n go to G .demob •t premise. Have an
e osagemeot at Halifax o4. the 14:h last.
J. Israel Tart."
CIVIL' HOLIDAY Exc1Jab10N.-The G. T. ft.
will lassus ilokeu at aiaale fore, good gulag
r a. ratios Monday, 18 h, wood to rnturo
any tr•la Aug. 20.b. 9or •11 information
sod Holten apply to F. F. LAwMsNcs, up,
Men ticket goat. (Shoe. old Bank of
Commutes building.
UR. DANIVL PYSACHao,-Lindon Ad•
vrllser : Rev. Dr. Wool. now of Gado
Cob, but formerly ot the First Meohodist
oouroh here, pruohed tote yesterdty is
46.1 doted) The se0gregstloae were pro
bably the largest of the year, showing the
042.0(ioa Zeit fur t)r. Du.d. la the .t'er•
nowt Dr. Dani. •ddreeae.l the Sunday
school.
Ht'auv MODIL SoeooL.-Toe Model
School" •t (')otos sad Oodmiob will open
on 'ls.d.y, Sept. 3rd, at 9 e'ulook A. M.
The fiord .f Examiners will mut at Sea
forth of Saturday, Aug. 237d. All th.es
wishing to attend the Model Suhoo1 are re-
qusated to notify the October Seboat loped -s
ors before the date of mmatta4. Appliont
will Were rote w6toh Model Sahoot they
prefer attending.
C1Vtc HoLIDAT Aon. 19ru -'1h. Mayo'
641 inured a proclamation deolariog out
Tuesday, th. 19,h ls.e., our olv.o holiday.
A c,mm4ttee of c1414t01 hays arranged an
excursion to Port Huron for the day, Ieayioe
Ood 4.r ch at 7 ♦ r. on the City of I h. Swale
sad •rrtving a'. Port Huron at 11 o'ol.ok. The
return trip will be made on the P,ttburg,
leaving Port Huron •t Pr. M. The (or. for
►6e round trip I. only 41, and oo doubt •
'arse number of our oi6,zr0s will take adval,
tage of the opportunity for a pl.a.•ot
oriog. Tbe Mann. Band will s000mpsoy
the exoorroo.
Pt' nolo So Ho)1. [Aran) -A ■peoild met-
ing of thei trustees wee oall"d on Wedoe.-
day evsotbg of Oat week to 000sider the
application. r.rlved for the 0dtir, mad•
varot on the Central staff by M.'s Sk.4
too'. ruiglatloa Mir M'lvr, of St.
David'e ward eohool, notion! the ua-
•olmoua •ppolOtmeor, and M1.s gnome
it,b.raoo woe appointed to ;he peslt,00 vs.'
o•ted by SI tee lel olvr. The pormonent munch-
ers were all rout/axed for the nest twelve
months at tool. protract ularlos, and the
motets y was Inttruoted to psy the prop
olpal toe balance of his salary for but term
AT Till If054321 -The s'r. Myles was to
03 Mo,d.y with 42 000 bushels of wheat.
f-om Fort W ill ars for the Lake Huron and
Manitoba M Ilo09 Co., and u t W• tondo),
'he Rmedals brought to 12,000 of wbeat al
to from Fort %VUI'am ... , Work was com-
menced oo !doubly In tearing down tb.
Ascii water Deaf Lee's ofh x, p rapteoory
to puttiog Ina new fusing. ..The Nor-
way brought In 650 tons of washed stook
oo.l for the big mill on Moaday, bat as the
epi h'y wa. ant sathdsotery Managear Yo•
t 41 redo -e 1 to take the urge. The owner
was 119.01ed op yesterday te sejase the
natter The John U.d.. brought to
70,000 bushel, of oorn from entre on
WVsdofFlay mornlog for the ele•otor.
CORONATII,N DAy Io Co,4Rl 1 -Stru-
ts}, last about a q.arter to eight In the
'noroi .9 teems leer wor Is : "London -the
King was Drowned at 12:21 r. r." were re-
ret•ed here over the wire, asnounolog the
oe0fnrtmst100 of the co -moony at West-
minster, rd about ball pub nine the bell of
Jr. Ceo'ge'e oberoh pealed forth In glad
v0lalm, foh.wel after .bolt WI an hour's
tinging by the factory whistles and the
town bell,which prolonged the peso another
hell hour. The banks 41,1 the pra•ofhes
were oloe,4, and moat of the basinree planes
took a holt boliday to oel.braUrn of the
nitor(o reit. Puss ware le eetdeoos on
oolitic and priv ate buildings and some private
reside toes were deoorr.d with .mall solos
jocks.
1' INITID ONTARIO STRUT LIAOU T. UI.IN •
mN -About thirty rat the ynsoe people of
North .tress llethrdtet oburob E. 1, of C.
E. visited th. Lo.gue of Ontario .trot
Methodist church, C'hn•oo, 260tday entitl-
ing of this week. Tb. Clinton) young
poop'• had the lulu,. room of tbelr oho, oh
tesr.tu(ly deduret,4 fur the 0oaeton. I)r.
'Lff,rd, pastor of the Oatarr, street
0horoh, In a neat address welcomed the
•iittor., and gave some g rod advioe to re-
tard to the work to watch the Leagues
should engage mere e.roeetly. A pm
gram of vomit solos and reading. was Oen
dao 1. in wbloh M,e... Moanto&t4e and
Witham, of C"Inten. Mir 1,vur• Rrydge.
and Mr. .1•• Thomson, of Iloderioh, took
part. At the 000clusion of the program
refreshments were p.rt•kee n', and after a
time of social intercourse had bus spent,
the homeward drive was mad., .11 agreeing
that the evening's outing was both pleasant-
ly and prohtab'y spent.
MAHRtED TN DI'Ll'TR -The Dglath News
Tribune of Actg. lit has th. Iollnwing with
rehired)* to the montage of Mies Mary
C.mpbell, who left here • short time, ago
for that oity. Miss Campbell Ie • descend-
ent of Lord Graham, the Clay.rhoo.e,
Sootland : A very pretty caddies, Is whloh
William Haley, of 1'rootorknott, and Moe
Mary Qemphell, of (loderieh, Dot„ were the
oostraotlig parties, was solemslp.d Monday
Situation. Vacant.
WANTED. -A 000DOENRRALSalt.
rant. Apply to MRN. W. W. THOM-
SON, South street. It
GENERAL SERVANT WANTED TO
go to Toronto. No washing. R*tr.
aloesdgew
RiraoodPdark.Dol r to MBB. HR 8 TON,
Wanted.
AfITED.-AN THE KENSINOTUN
VY Tpr*ltere Co, Oodielch, 'Ins, ash or
baerwo.A, great or dry. 31.11.
Rooms to Int.
'(10 RENT. -ROOMS ON HAILTON
`` serest at present 000.pid by M.N. Lewis
as law offices; will change Into small store If
noore0ry. Or rooms over Mir Cameron's
atom with frost and rear ,etrsnoe. k N.
LEWIS. 71
1liuPontN, Ste.
Ci Hem S. NRAW, 4J lRAI, iN041JR-
ANC1i tad real estate saeest. OSloe. tee
door out of P. 0., Odrleh. Agent for the
leading motor dre Iasaran.e committee and
loading stock eomtanle,.
M.emantlle and manefaeturing deka t
Ower rates. ('111 at otfloe.
U% R. ROBERTSON.
V v •1goMI1Mat and tessrawos Agent
ssl/ .000.01. main op.
sae Mated and rents oellsM,d,
Irraora.0 In Rrltlgh tad Canadian
Itemnle.
Or�ses It Preudfopt 4 Hya0111. North
trope OederNk Mlles,
L.
J. T 11A1TK . o1.NRRAL 111-
aU*A11OE ;Ma4e ewe,
f ieIlia, *IIbddest Stam Inelrsmsw
effooted teal er plea at russet
ate f
Re IMAM and Oa.d6as eemeaales rep•
a a.1t dw so Deere. t ..naw, flat
afnr0000 at the Cathedral of the Sealed
Hoerr, In Duluth. Rev. Father Dieyr per-
formed the oeremooy. Ti,. bride was st-
rutted/ attired la a becoming dress of Davy
blue 6014..' elotbt trimmed wan lace apple
oral, aril wore a bat M match the oor4umr.
Mir Jewell Tull, who attended her, wore a
pricey gown el white on/audio. Thomas
Haley, a brother of ties bridegroom, was boat
man. The young topple are very poputr
lo their new home here. Mn. Haley wog
one of Oodsrich a moat Mien's! society
young women, and cornea of • family ot
much promloseoe in that oity. Mr. Holey
is ao employe of th• 1). M. & N. and one of
Ito boat koowo yo054 mea uo the road,
51114.141. Szootoli or Cols''IL.-A special
mooting of the town tattlers was walled for
Monday .veolog for the cousldratloe of
amoral business. Present the Mayor,
Mews. Humber,'1'humpsu:, MoKlm, Mur
sly sod Knox. A 3e1001u01Oou,0 from T.
p. Wlhlamsoo, the mgrolpal•udttor, t0 re-
ferencia to the bods of the treasurer and
oolleotor, was referred to the doeskin esm-
mtttu. The oommsaloat)oo dolled sttaa.
sten to lbs loot that the 'runty of tb.
bonds (snob for 110,000) was ..wawbat im-
pairer by kb. death of some of the gusrao-
tors, rad reoommeodod the gurants* hood"
of reputtble oompa02.e as preferable to
those gu•r.oteod by private Individuals.
In view of 16.4104 that Mr, Reid was Dot
now oolleetor of the water and light rotes,
and that by the bylaw for oolleotioo of tazee
toot vet panned) he le required to promptly
deposit all t.1,. 001600ted to the towel's
orelit, Mr. Wlldamsoa thought • toad for
15000 might be suffie4eot to (his ones. A
oowm.oicatloo was also reoelved from the
'auditor In refereoo• to the summer hotel de-
beotore., to his epl.!ou the objeotloo to
the debtotores (awing to • olerlool ertor in
oomp011044 trot amounts to be poll smuttily)
or not a.essarily fatal to their mole. A
oommuoloatloo was receive! from P. Holt,
K C , .n solicitor for Ides. Howley, stating
that Mrs. Hawley szp.eM at least a nomin-
al rent for the rrouad ea which the batbiop
hoar is built Th. hewn was built by the
town no properly beleorlog to her without
her parmis.lon, and no root has been paid.
The letter woe referred to the public works
",mmittee. A letter frau Farr Bros. of the
Caton Hotel. was referred to the slims oom-
mates. They requested that the road to
'root of the hotel be pot In proper shape
and that a proper intake pipe be &seed to
nary •way the endue water.
'2'410 LAT. DR. M,LIo).-On Friday
morning last there pared away one of Gode-
neb's highly reepsoted residents In the
parson of Joho Morrison McLeod, at the
are of sixty years. "Dr," McLeod, as be
Wee lommonly palled, had been in feeble
tealth for some time past, and last Decem•
her his nephew, Davol Mackiolay, had
come from Edinburgh to assist h m io his
00.10,... Hie death was doe to • oomplioa-
non of rheumatism and ioflammatioo. Dr.
MoL•od was the eldest son of Daniel Ma
Lucid, • wealthy merchant and .hid -'weer
of H.rri, comity, Ioveroeseshlre. and was
thetermd in o family of two soon nod two
danght.r'. He was born at i.-aoli Hb • ,
near Torbert, 1 ,vetoes., In 1842, rad re.
mitred hu duration at the Uotyereity of
E Ilnburgh earl at the 6rpit•la to E lin-
burgh sod London, intending to become •
msdroal mi..foo.ry of the Presbyterian
church. He pr•otloed for some time In R1-
mburgh with Ills uncle, a doctor, and about
twenty -,lgbt years ago came to Canada.
where he took up medioel work at Mont-
real and Woodstock and later in the coun-
ters of Brut and Orgy. Ooally tootling In
Galeria' about e:ghteeo yews ago to
1985 he was marrl.d to Augusta Mary Mo.
Luau. 700ogeot daughter of Mrtio Mc -
Lotman. of Geduld), who died In 1892.
He had one oh11d by this marriage, Mary
Auguste. to 1A94 he was a,•r. id • st o red
limo to • titter el his former wile, who
with hie daughter, suryivea him. Hie two
reten, Mrs Mack inlay, of Rlmburgh, and
Mho McLeod, of [outdoo, F.og , also ear-
'lve. H's brother, M•loolm, died In Brazil
to the year 1392. "lir." MoL,d w•a •
grandson of John Morrlsos, the sacred
bard of Harris, whose poems, written In
(Mello, ore much prose] smog tbe High-
landers. Toe "doctor" will bo muob missed
for his kindly and ubaritabls disposition
end for the aures hie remedies effeole 1. He
WM most widely known es the patentee of
the ".system Renovator," ''SpeolOo Cure,"
"Protein Re,urgam," "Soak and Swab" and
"Hrmooy No. 1 and No 2," to the rums
facture and sale of whlob he did a loge
buslner. The funeral on Sooday afternoon
was a lorgn one, Hey J.A. Aodersoo,ft A.,
of whoo congregation the deosaoed was a
member, ooniuoted the eorvioer, and the
p+II-ir. were : Wm. Acheson, H. Dun-
lop, Jae, MBobell, S. Biome, Jas. W Olson
sod 1). Stoddart.
WONa4'm INNTITUTI MORTINn AT POINT
FARtt--The regular monthly meeting of
the t,dr(oh branlh of the W ase Huron
0.omeo'e lo5Lllute was held oo There lay,
Aug. 7 th, a', the favorite rummer resort,
Point Farm. Ahoot lily of the members
and friends were present. Tots organza
tion is Ina very promotions ounditlon, o0m•
orloally, and a oontlnualiy adyanoing to
popularloy, and usefulo.M. Mrs. Orion, of
Loyd, presided. The program consisted of
• oonlioustton of chats •boot 0000103, pick-
ling and eery rig yegetabloa. Mn. I. Silk•
old, j'., read an Interesting article on, "Two
octopi* Mewls," contrasting two methods of
serving • dinner, showing Hist if there Is •
little more lah,r required for the more at,
Unto result It is more than b•lanod Ie fa
vor of .fie object lesson oceyey.d to each
member of Ihe family. Mrs. Colin Comp.
tall led In the disou■slno en cooking vege-
tables. We often hear the remark that
some would-be nook "oa000t boil potatose."
The truth is few cook. prepore this dish
properly. The Doulo dnas not boll. The
water boils and the boat oor.vsyd by this
medium c,eka the staroh and soltsor the
oelluloss of the potato Under ordinary
pressure, watet net. r 1000ms any warm-
er after the boiling point (212 Fahrenheit)
is retched, therefore show the water to r,
main at boiling temperature until the hes,
hoe o.oe'r•tod and cooked the vegetable
Kemnvi the water at Orbe and you will have
• moldy, flaky potato, 1)o Dot.od..yor to
hasten the cooking proms' by addle? fool
to the Orel this may oars the vegetable to
Kruk, Is no ere a the oonk,og 0000mpluh•
ed in 0,s time. Mrs Uuodry'ssubject, w•m
"homing.' Obi said if se would deliber-
ately nettled' to Iron many artlolin, we
would have more time for reading. writing,
motile, co, Few penpl• realize how much
.month folding eaves Ironing. Wath -rags,
tewele and tea towels do their work quite
as .'tidlotonly wlleoot :toeing. Shiite
and pillow elven for hods 4h•1 ore mud
every sight are dellghtlol'y fresh when ea -
ironed The addresses wee• heartily ea.
domed, were I4teeed to with m.oh intoner
and followed by • lively dleoeseiee. A
hearty v001 of thank. was teodrnt the
hostess, Mrs .1 Gsleithorp', ter her kle'I
hospitality. After refreshm .nn hod bean
marvel o plea.aet and profitable meot)n6
aloud by Nailer the Notional Aethem.
Ties Rnap,TAi. RAP. tAR. - Wednesday and
Thursday of last wo.k the 4.h,re ni the
Danghlettl of tae Empire. whleh were be
ton last win •r In the Demise ti0a of Lane;
work, rnivilOatli in • hellllan4 5.d Mott
aaee..,f.t bezoar In the rink o1 West street.
ted ►he awgreisldoe o1 ..y.IMu sea do -
vine fat Miaow is tidier M pen vont
Ills nickels repreasoted • last amouot of
work In n>oo.ptloo and ezecutlooet good
deal of osdar was uud lo decoration and
large fl .gs were draped to •pproprlate
spcte. Fur five nor one oould have ea
.1ce11eo01urtunl told by any of the mothode
approved by the croft. at a wipey tent
our the door. Next name • very pretty
oaady stall, putty oolosed by latttoe work
of pink and white tissue paper. For a
nickel you (mold pluck an orange from •
cedar tree, and varied Indeed were the coo -
tints of the 'olden fruit. The little "old
lady that lived 1 • shoe," dressed in • asp
and kerubief, found purobaetra for • geed
D umber of her 0am.ro0s family. The fanny
work tab), of the Maple Leaf Chapter was
prettily and •pproprlatsly deooretsd and
was prodded ever by some very etoieot little
u lulation. l0 • very meriting cry corner
oat mould alt and rest (oo payment .1 a fee)
and, If very much enamored of the enr-
rounding., oould oarry away some of the
cuebioor, for • 000ddratioo, A doh pond
and the fancy work table of the Ahmsek
Chep Or on the other aide of the flak did a
thriving troda fes ioe oraam booth was
In the ceolre of the lion, and within an eu-
domes at the south tide et the building
were the lonoh L•bloa. Ht,h tea was wad
os Wadoaday •t 5 0 0400k and the patrons
of the tables were very oumeroue. On
1'hunday lunch and •iwo-ion tea wen
erred At the West end of the building
• platfo-rt was ereoted and in the evening
both days good programa were rendered
al follows: Wednesday -Piano solo, Miss
Campaign ; ,e'.ctioo by the Blackstone
erohrtra ; Sootoh and Irish d•ooing, Miss
Howrie ; ooroet solo, Mr. das.togthwalre ;
piano solo, Mir (Iran Dyke. Thursday-
Piano duet, 26toa Holt and G. it. Holt ;
Soot's danc ng, Mir McLaren.' pupils ;
vooal solo, Mus Parrott ; violin solo, Mr.
Atbo, rat Ctooton.t• ; yooal solo, W. A.
H. doff : plaoo dust, Miss Anderson and
Moot MoLereo ; vocal solo, John Corte ;
vtollo solo, Mist MoLoreo. Ulm Deoough,
Mite N McLaren. Mies May Dania), Mt.
Paasmmr, and H. K. Jordan were the
a000mpentet.. Thursday evening's p'egram
wooni up with on Informal denim, follow-
ed. by • sale by auotloo.er Sheriff R-yoolds,
who disposal of a gond cumber ot pillows
and other articles. la ctnosc:loo with the
bazar a unique levitation hod been soot
out, Ike rein' to of whtoh helped to swell the
remote materially : the way it worked is
explained to the levitation, Itself, port of
part of wbloh we print below.
A Measuring Party we riye to you,
Tu eome'hlog en fel and rather oew.
Our levitation grail with this sack -
We trot you will Bring or send lc book.
Give • nickel for every foot ycu are tall,
Measure yourself satinet door or wail -
One coot for each extra look please 'lye,
And thereby show hew high you live,
'1'61 Sandal eohool of North street
Methodist oboroh will held their alooal
pronto at Lighthouse Point cn 'Tuesday,
Aug. 19.6 i(avio Holiday ) Teots w111 be
emoted on the 01,anb in order (hot bathers
me wait, th,mselvot. A program of .porn
1b I . *hoods of a good oommlttee.
CHURCH NOTES.
It:v. C. A. Seager M. A , of 'lorudto,
w111 prsaoh nett Sunday morning to St.
Oorgi s ohutch.
Rev. Dr. Meldrum, of C strand, who
preached in Knox oharoh Int SabboIh evr-
o log, will preach in t6o tome plaoe next
Eabb•th evening.
Vlotorla-,b. Methodist church Sunday
.ohocl hal their pionlo on Coronation Day
it Block's point. The day was dos and a
very snj .fable time oat spent.
Key A. E. M. 'l'homsoo, B. A., of
Rainey, presohed loot Sunday ,n N. at.
Methodist obaroh both morning and even -
tog, the panto%, Key. 1)r. Danl.l. bemq
'agent in London, where be 000upled the
pulpit of First Methodist oburob
Special m0s1o•1 services were reodrd
Oat Sunday lo Knox church to recognition
of the King's ooroaaLlo, sod In the morn•
tog a very iotoritting oddness was given by
(he pastor, Rev. .1, A Anderson, on tag
. abject of Coronation. The music for the
day included fns following : Voluntary,
''F, logy 10G," by Lem•re; ooronation hym a,
word, by Mies Whiting, meelo by the or-
ganist, Mr. l'•esmor.: anthem, "Y'bte Is
the I)ty," by Rruoe Steane ; posllude, Men
dels,ho's "Priest's Maroh ;" prelude., Noc-
turne Irom "Midsummer Night's Dream,"
by Meodeesoho ; solo, H, Ur.y's "Two
(1(4,,," Mir Anderson, of 'l'oeooto; post
ludo, -March In byre," Whitaker. In the
evening, Rev. 1)r. Meldrum, of Cleveland,
delivered the sermon, and the attendance
was very large, all the oburohes to town be -
log represented In the oongregatloe, The
speaker took se his text 2 Tim. 1: 7, '• For
pod Ita'h not given us the spirit of fear bot
of p,wer and of love sod of • sonnet mind."
Dr. Meldrum is • man of wide views and
symprhe., and his di,00nrse gave • brood
n000eption of whaonostitn/ea Cbrietianity.
The .pso'al ' Coronation ratios" adapted
from the seIv,oe oiled •t Westminster for
general ale throughout the Empire, was
rendered °homily on Saoday morning last
•t St, p.eroe'. church. The attendants*
was very large, Inoluding over ofity
membra of the Mesoolo fratorioty. Moro-
ioa Star lodge, Smith'. idol, and the
Clinton lodge were rapresaotd, and 1.1.
Cel, Vireos and Major Fink wore In r"ri-
meetal uniform Toe er,loe opened with
Ms anthem. "I was glad when they said pen
to me, We will go Into the house of the
Lord,"whloh was followed by the litany The
remote deallvered am address unable to the
noossl00 from the word., "Dad save the
K,o44' .11., .40406 th• formal proolsma'Inn
of the King and Qaoen was made. The
prayers throtghoot the °Moe were tee tome
am were need in W'e,tminsnr Abbey tit the
coronation corm my, and the service 0000lod-
d with the oarinoal anthem Jas. Thomas,
H. ('uff ao I H R!aokatooe satiated on their
instruments both io ecoompaevmp the hymns
nod In the Inetromeetel music. The nhnroh
woe appropriately detoorated for the 000edoo
A log. Ueion Jock floated oyer the main
entrance, and Inside small due lusting .y'.
Andrew's cross, St. I'rtrlok's Bron, the
royal cm., co, were artistlo ally feel.
A Iaroe So. Usorae'• oro.. ornamented the
front of the reading dr.k.
In reporting the repeat muting ni the
London Presbytery at Attu Craig, ab wbloh
Rev. J. H Moo", B. A , Toronto, woe
ordained and dentgn•Wd as a missionary to
Honar China, The London Advertiser
✓ ye : The rectos of ohs ordination belog
hold le Allem Craig II.. In the fact, that th.
toter ooegregrloo of that. pl•os and (Ou-
tlet, (Rey. tV H. U,ddes, patty) has re-
cently deolde.l to neo'nbot. 4500 Ila
for Ove year. Iowalll the support o1 one of
the m!esomary oandodates who had offered
for serdes, The foreign alsalnl oommtttes
was highly pleased soh this prop -4100n.
noosider4og the strength of the eo,reg•tloo
and a1 tees silicon! the •boys named
cen'I.mae The pastor asked the p•nple
from the start to maks tom effort • manor
of prayer, believing Mas apart from the
direct result, the eoOarsgat4ee would re
olve a splrhe.l benefit. Th fend w111 net
represent the total missionary Hying' of
the o.agregotlo, )Mag ter a spinal object.
It le Meltreetiag M Wel atm Us* the tltelgh-
wood (Kov. Jen. Klaus, pastor) has for
some years been oeslrtbuli.g a .00atant1.1
Portion of the &rotary of Key. J. A. Slimmer
.1.0 of tie Hours staff. Their los pay
mot for this purpose was over 4450. This
plan of indlyidual wages/clonal suppor
for the foreign misatu try appears to be
steadily g•lolog throughout the (brustlaa
oburob, and bids fair to prove • prea
Impetus towards the more rapid spread o
the Christian faith, amongst the people who
have heretufore lived and died to is
of In .avlog truths." Rey. W. H. Geddes
mentioned In the &Kiel" was formerly
%rationed near Ralgrave.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
Whether It rain or whet0r it shine
le J. Pridham can fit you up doe.
Rememo.r nut Tuesday, Clytu holiday,
(he store. will close.
To4ay le Aubure's olvlo holiday. A plo-
olo at the Point Farm le the attraction.
J.H. W oreell has bean very Ill gigolo, but,
we are pleased to know, la now so the road
to recovery.
Hlok• and Hamiltuo .hipped • corload of
horses to Sudbury this week. They were
•u except tonally floe shipment,
1)be Collegiate Ioathu'e Board did not.
hold their regain. monthly mesllag last
Thered•y. Nut muting will be la Sept
ember, I BLYTR
4A11T t 20141118 LaAVIRu.
moot dose ao0 eye oat the marks of es"oess-
(ul candidates.
BRUSSELS
PART 1. 21114105 LOAVINO
Ruby C4egg, Anna Dunlop, Emmeraes
Fulton, Eleanor R. Fauna. Harry C.
lloodlog, Freak W. Ham, Beatrioe H.
Howe, Alex. Lamont, Daman A. MoD..ald,
Barbosa McKelvey, Susan MoNslr, dear -toe
McNair, Irwin K•ynard, Ada Floss, Luella
Rose, Brine Soon, Kate Tenor, Wm, M.
Wright, Albert R. Zimmer.
PART I. JUNI01 MATRICULATION
Russel Brown, Fraok H. I/elaa•ta,
James M. Rlohrd.eo.
Twenty-eight undulates wrote at thii
metre.
WINUHAM
PART L 201111)4. LIAVIN.
Laura A. Ansley, Jelin E Carrie, Cora
O. Corry, Peri 1. Day's, 014;. K. Forgo -
eon, Norman Dowdy, Wm. A. Hlgeloa,
Willie F. Llokl•ter, Antler M.Ker.M,
Willie J. MoLen, Jim Murray, Albert
Patterns, Aloes M.1'ersoo, Jennie Rlatoal,
Kobt. M. Shelli, Mary Troy.
PART 1. JUNIOR MATRlt'OLATION
Joel" Campbell, Annie (Blob/1st, Marjorie
(lordoo, Bertha J. MOKaaae, Alberta
Klotool, Herbert H. Sheriff, Mande P.
Troy, Gertrude B. Troy,
Tweoty-"Ight aaadidat. wrote at this
Next Tuesday Wog olvio helld•y the
stores 1011 be cloud. bat will remain open
on Moody evening for the 000•eoiwoe of
the public.
Friday last we were shown a sample of
cots crown by Joe. Young on bus farm,
Nib 0000eseln ('alboroe, neer Loyal. The
atnw runs 2 loohes over the 6 feet
Jas. White, of l.olboroa, Wu brought up
beton P. M. Sourer oo Satord•y by he sos-
io-:aw, W, W. Fisher, under "rtiolr of
the pesos," The ease was adjourned an
Meoday.
COMING AND GOING
Mrs. T. 0, Ttpllag Is delimits bo Tomato.
W. W. Thomson, of London, was to town
oar Sunday.
Un, Inkster lett We woek on • Celt to
Port Stanley.
Tom Mwoo, of Toronto, 14 spending
holidays In towo.
Mir S. Bell, wag visiting Woad. l0
Canted loot week.
Miss C. Parsons, of Detroit, le ylelting
relrlves In tows.
Mies Marian Inglis le visiting friend. le
Itrlo.ley this week.
Miss Jessie Gibson, of Montreal, 1. visit-
ing her Weber here.
Mrs. Creaew.11.r, of Sarnia, le •lvltlnp 111
the reeldenoe of W. Diokuo.
Miss Teo• Cowin, le home from Chl0go
for a maple of weeks' vacation.
Mrs- H. Collins and Mies U.rtrud• re
visiting to Oodrlob.-Klooardloe Reylew.
Frank Hovey, M. A., of Trinity Univer-
sity, was the goes) of John Carrie oo Son.
cloy.
Miss Jean D,oksoo and ber brother. of
Chicago, re guests at Lha mddooe of Wm.
Dickson,
Albert Donaldson, of Mlles City, Meo-
nos, formrly, of (;oderloh, arrival in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Strang and Mlee R Strang returned
from • visit to Owen Sound and other places
0o Friday.
Mr and Mn. John T. Dioksoo, of Moro
forth(formerly of l:oderloh), were In town
over Sunday.
The Moe.. Myth and Minnie Chester, of
Sun's, re tbo gouts of their *ousts. Mies
Jeanie Lawton.
Mr. and hire. W. L. Shelton, of Balti-
more, are •Ielelog Mrs Sheitoo'■ brother,
• Proedfoo(n
Mir Aortae. of 'Toronto, Is diiltlog her
grandmother and aunt, Mn. Angus and
Mrs. Roe, Victoria street.
Meese M. E. and .1. Mair left last week
for Toronto. They will visit ►ha mlllioery
opening., belore retarnlog.
Rye. A. E. M. Thomson and his sister,
Mr.. Wooers, of Rodney, aro visiting their
parson, Mr. and Mrs. lies. Thomson.
Re., C. A. Seager, M. A., rector of St.
Clpriao'e church, Toronto, arrived Is town
on Friday to spend • month', vaoatloo.
Mita Maggie Baxter, of Chiesgn, la erased -
log a oouple of weeks' holidays at the home
of her parenu, Mr. and -Mrs. Cape Jas.
Baxter.
26aloe4m McDonald left on Friday for
Toronto, ober* he will go Into • law officio
until the opening of the 1•w eohool at Os -
geode Hall.
P. Holt, K. C , b.e been engaged by the
town of Clanton to defend the suit w61oh
Mrs. R It'ptisrt le bringing for Injuries so.•
taloed last fall.
Mr Sbrang and MIN L, M. Strung left
5. Saturday morning for New York City,
where they w111 •4.14 Miss Helen Strang,
professional parse,
.1, 0. Tema"! returned last week from
South Afrisa to hie home near Carlow. He
enlisted at Winnipeg. and will return to
that Aye in the near future.
Ur* Stewart, et Mop,ll (allege, return
d Iasi week from hie trip to the old
oo.rtry, and will spend the remainder of
his holidays at h1s home nor*.
Mien Skelton left on Friday afternoon tor
York Me, N. W. T. She was aaoompahlsd
as far as Stratford by She. Yanatter, who
spent I days In that o ly.
Mr. W titre 1 H. Boll, after •peadlnd •
lengthy visit •t Windsor and Detroit, re-
turned feet auk, •000mpaold by Mr.
Jame, Maw, who will spend a few days
here.
Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Kitchen, of Roch-
ester, N. i'., after spending a pleasant twn
weeks le trdrieh, the goers of their niece,
Mrs.' Md)Ihlouddy, lett tows on Saturday
last. They will visit at Granton and
Grimsby previous M r.taralag M Rooh..Wr.
PART ONE JUNIOR LEAVING.
Theo 1 taede4a,s Wb. Wrn& at
Snorer, Wlaihs's 4087(40, Wre,p4er
meg V.rdblrb.
W'ooy* below the name. nl the srrnev.-
fal roost Chas wrote of the *lamination
oestrous of Brunel*, Wlogham, Blyth,
Wrnieter tad F'ordwloh, on the Nubile
Snhonl leaving, or ea now *ailed Part 1
Junior Lorin' er+mInat no.
The sobjeote ezamloed on were En/Ileo
grammar, arlthmetio and msanratloe, hts-
tory of (treat Britain and 1 'anda,ps00raphy
ao'l English nem9rition, Eooh of the Ove
Dopers a valued at 100 mark.. 1■ order to
pas. a esndidate moat take 33% pr ouw.
le *soh paper ; and 50 per met of oho 0g-
rrogate. A oandltiates that toilet n. the
total het ebte4..) pees enrollee Ilii, per
ont.) In English grammar, arIShmst,n and
m tion, and history of strut Britoil.
and Canada le &oriented as ha•Ieg posed
Part 1 ,Innis Masrteal•tt,e on these 5.b
T• he • wuir•pIy paper this year downed
mut of the oaelidatee that failed.
Tram rertlfloabss 01 thou %kat putted
Mu /larks N their .W felled were led
William 0. Hoary, Mitts E. Nokias,
Raymond Redmond, AsoI. M. Tell.
PART 1. 30310R MATRICULATION
Annie Cowan, Katie Marshall
Twelve ossdld•tes wren at ON 11.49&
W ROXETEK
PART 1. JUNIOR LIAVIIU
Garnet Campbell, Ben A Higgins, Stanley
Saad.noo,
PART 1. JUNIOR MATRICUi.AT2ON
Etta J. Borne, Robert Higgins, Ers..b
W lie;.
84* o•ndldatu 4410(008 title moire.
F'ORDW ICH
PART I. JUNIOR LRAVIN1
Putty te. Ashton, Hear A. Coe
James T. Carter, Jemima B. (2Canoe11141., Mabel
MoOatre, Aramintha B. Iaolwnoblln. Elsie
Milne, Edward A..)tr.m., Lindsay
ion .aodid•t a wrote at the oeotr",
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
rise following oasdid•tee who wen pre-
pared la the pobllo schools have euooerfal.
Iv pasud tee Publlo 804801 Leaving or Part
1 Junior Leaving Examination. Their oma
tldoatee and oleo the marks et the sat
suooerlul oaodtdatee have bees meat te the
tewhere of their schools. The matte for
Part 1 Junior Matrlonlatloo have net rye
brio received.
(iodertob Cotten its lastiteta.-Cbrl.Mkel
Anderson, Ames Buyer", May Biome*,
Emma Craft, Alma Danny, Mlmie Delon.
Arthur Geilnas, Loretta Griffin, Eno
Henderson, Maggie Leigh, Mabel Tborlew,
Gorden K. W lghtman.
Exeter 1'.S.-Wlo.tfred Carling (honing,
Vera Cobbledlok Dolly Dlokeoo, Lillian
Elliott, Jobs T. Gardio.r, Winona Howard,
Victoria Moore, Mary E Parnas, Arthur
Wood.
Dung W. Daraln, H.ler
Glenn, Joho B, Yossg.
Centralia P. S -Floods Baker, Climb's
Howarth, James 1'. Windsor.
Heoull P. S. -Oliver Jewesk,
Aeh6dd schools: No, 1. -Myrtle Smola.
No 2. -Carrie Flap.
No. 4. -Margaret Flotsam), 8111011a -
lentos.
Ne. 11 011,. Foster.
No, 12. -May Boyd, W. C. MoO►ager,
Roderick McLeeoas.
No. 13-l.ltzahetb Rutherford.
Ne. 16.-Kobt. J. Solon.
de
(:11.olboro. schools: No. 1. -N"tta E. Tys•
No, 3. -Peel Whitney,
No. 9. -Harry Williams.
Odertab Township eoboele i No. 1. -
Hees Drydale.
No 2. -Mottle A. Johnston.
No. 6.-Arebor MoClokey,
No. 8 -Charlotte Stlrlbg.
Stanley schools : Uoloo No. 1. -John
Johnston, Joho Drysdale.
No. 3. -Edith Rathw.11.
No. 5 -Collo Campbell, Edith Spsrkit,
Edith Stogdill.
No. 9 -Peroy 0, Keya,
Ne. 10.-Uraos Murdock, Elizabeth Mo-
GroD regor,
hsso. iok, 14-Freoboro Johnston, Donald
Wh
U.lbIoob kno soboole: No. 10,-Clltlacd
W awanoeh e.b0le : No. 3 - W m. J.
1,mlth,
No. 4. -Lillian J. Clark,
No. 15.-14a Davidson.
No, 16.-1), W. i'attereoo,
The register for 1903 have been seat M
the Waohera. The literature oeleatlooe, the
Ilei of authorized Moil hook,, ptomain .0
aunties, eta , for next term will be found on
page, i and 4 of the *over.
SUMMER SPORTS.
The following soars" were made at Mu
'
goo olnt,. shoot last Friday : H. Rave,
13 ; Capt. Donley, 12 ; Wm. Rotaoa, 11
Frank Pretty, 11 ; T. MODermo6b, 8 ; D.
McIver, 7 ; N. D. Roagvl'. 6 . C (Arrow,
6 ; G. Johnston, 6.
The deals In the howling oclteot for the
Jackson trophy were played at Chalon no
l'sesday and resulted In Elliott, of Mitchell
orrylog off the silver nap, winning 7
games out of 8. F. Doyle, o1 Ge.lrleh, same
'moond, won 6, loot 2; Irwlo, of Brussels.
won 5, lost 3 ; Norre of Kincardine, won
5, lost 3 ; 51, Rumba?, of Stratford, won 5,
less 3 ; 'Orden, rat Canton, won 4, loot 4
I)erboald, 31 W le,ham, woe 1, lost 7, and
Shine, of Ssaforth,Ioet 8. A couple of rlok■.
consisting ot R. H. Williams, T. Oulu, S,
Mooers, .1. 1). O'Connell, Sheriff Reynolds,
A Ihelesoo, F: 1. Uioklnsoo and F. Davis,
heti a friendly game with the 0110tea
player..
Thr.. rinks of bowlers, skipped by J. 1),
O'Connell, W. I.. Elliott and W. Lane,
went to Mitchell on Saturday morning and
defeated the 261ohe11 players by os. shat,
In the afterneoe they went .. to Stratford.
and M. Jordan's rtok went down from (lade.
rloh. They played tour Stratford rinks
and lost by one shot. Fallowing were the
playa's and score,
'rTRATMRI.,
J. Hr
l6. H. Rrfeeree
C. K. Nasmyth
P. Stewart
Y►Ip 24
R 1)eoroobe
U. Humber
G. H 1losgee
.las. ROOMS
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A (6. S.yrrs
W. C. Mnarlp
C Manbargey
T. Treat
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Gee Ktll.ntyne
D. M. Tro
aeen
A R. Metelak
C. R. (treks F. Jeri
Ski ._2y Ts Skip -16
nnn4R1O4.
R. 1. inanimateU. Sheppard Motown
W. L. Rlll.AA
Rklp- 11
1'. Kiel,
L. M. id.
A. i8.kea.
.1. 1). O'Oesnell
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T. Dorton
K. S Wi111ams
.1. Wyen
Wm. Looe
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W. 1'readr«t
N. Smith
H. W. Ben
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