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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-7-1, Page 8$ T111011110A1, JULY 1, MS EXAMINATION RESULTS j Hairy Sanderson. Standing of 'Pupils of Godench Public Schools. Following art• the results of the midsummer examinations in the Goderich public schools : Dnisioa 11. JL'NIUK IV. TO rtgN ION IV. ' : a Maz&Oinw ROIL - Joy Shaw Evelyn Mclean Ethel Nairn Cockburn liayr .. , ........ Margaret Leonard 652 L(.ot.lsa Hei�rieou........e Mi Amy Bowes 641 E.nu.t Porter .• Bei Pear•I (lupe' Leslie Stewart Myrtle Weller Oracei Wells Harold Currie....... Irene Halliday ...... ...... ..., 51.1 " Harry Ilrinticombe Nina Matheson Arlie Mathesein W1 1133 tku 617 591 1t8I 57.4 Elm Laura Bates 531 Joe Beck 120 Jean Cult 112 111 Earl Allen Jennie Marquis ...... . .. . . 498 Eva Beck 491 Ieesie Foster 491 Mary Young 470 Ruby Knight 453 Division 111. _ aYVulli 1ILTUAL'NI304..)S:• _. ..- JUNIOR. CLAW,. ' Tutal tilts) --Pace 430. Total 450. Donald McVicar ^z. •' 619 Hazel McDonald F..1113. Prt.thrlu *± Bettie Sauderbon lineryren t George Bell Eva Murrish- ,...... 7110 1.53 :114 310 , Mary \'austone Arnold Brownlee John Patterson Thomas Kell George Swilh c. Total 45a %Vitlie Babel Charlie Brown I'ercy Jeukilt \Vi11ie McMillan ........... . . Charlie Stokes Thatnton Daniel... Lloyd Vaostone. T7bhti Ysuog. Division Vil., Central SulSullene 111/410111 CLAIM. Total 56(1. Bessie Mac Vicar' 447 Helen Shaw 4W Edward Williams. . 432 Lillian MaosDuuald . 411 Florence, Rutledge . ... 311J Florence Bell . .....,......, StfJ Margery Lucie 3t2/Annie `aostone.... 845 Jean Ilabkirk '118 Vinton Tremblay 8`14 Viola McClacherty 324 Herbert Dougall •• • 3'lt302Willie Sturdy_ ..•• 3 Susie Ytmyblut ..... 27a Dorothy McKinnon' ..... ...... :1:3 Lena 64urray 3.k)Hugh Hardy.. lit `rl0 317 997 sea •..259 H d J1' .1Va1ter-.Mclh,neld, Brill Boyd ...... . .. .... . ... Ma Irene '1'hurluer. • , ± 15 Leveller Murray 50/ Ivy Elliott 507 Kenneth liawkine..... .. 239 liledys Field ' 477 Willie Babb 475 Rant Bs' •uuthe Oil Stanley Strachan Shen 457 b 455 Christopher Brownlee .... ... 453 Maude Pinder,. ,.. 457t Rhea Parsons.,.... • 4413 Cladye Kernagbap_.:. . . . .... 4111 JUNIOR 111. TO ,KtIUK 111. Total 1010 ---Pus 43). May Bunter • fl1:1 l'ou.tancr Stewart .5110 Lillian Edward iiN5 Verde. Kndob Serf Katie Hankie, hitt) Grace Wootton if42 Flossie Mitchell 501 Allen Sinclair sR Albert Baldwin........ 550 Ernest ('raigis... 7.411 Willie Bleck 654 Harold Montgomery ........ 419 Stewart McKinnon .... 001 Harold Hates . 485 Alexis McLeod..... 442 Division IV. 8111N10R 111. TO JUNIOR 1V. Total 151) -Pee 440. Muriel Galt 642 -Elite"ttttt .r., __ _.AMU Wilfrid 1)ancey NO Anna Cox. SM) Hazel Hartwell...:..... &all Vers Burrows .. 519 Agnew Waiver - -_ 514 Roth Hamilton 519 Florence Sheatdown... , .. 7.111 Mary Birnte .. 31(1 (ieorge 11011 4111 Margaret McDonald .. 4)(2 Doris Hays 471 Etta McDonald _ • •r • 447 Carman Stoddart Lillie J obnstou 441 Monts Swansuo .. 4.92 Ralph Herald 431 JI Mini to. To SIGNIOR 111. Total fills -Parr Mt. Marjorie Dougall 062 Florence Smith ... ,..r.,�.. tI4.T Lawrence Wark ..... 604 Elizabeth Proudfoot 584 1larold Edward n,.l Dorothea Dougall .... ..... 535 (ieorge M'Duuald 52'1 James \ idean . 4R. \Viliwrt Tichh,urne 477 Pearl McDonald 4711 4711 Ina Muir . Gordon Youngblut.... 474 Hnrold Warrener 4711 Chester Johnston 458 Agnes Saunders 4.55 S.cord Iloggarth 45:3 •Frank McArthur.-- 447 John Hetes 437 Division V. JUNIOR 11. Total 8110 -Pee 450 Norma•\Vhitely Fern Johnston.... .... Etta Ilallidey ......r......... .. MS F:voe Walker . 593 Eve. Keene . 588 Grace Ilabkirk..... 585 Lizzie Wilson.. ............... _.. 570 Laura Price Soft Norma Rose.. ...... 555 Lloyd Met)onaid_ ..:.. .. 648 Fred Bates ....... ... 541 Arthur Jane *32 Emily Shaw . .. .. .. _ 528 I)avid Mc;Milian 528 1larvev McCluskey. _...... .. _.327 Inhn Stinson. ...... _...-. _327 label Lloyd :,2i 1 rt Cutt...... :Iln Iierry Buchanan . :1ki Tens Meteor....... . .... 498 Albeit McUn.akl .. ..... .... 494 (ieurge Knee . . 490 Percy firattie.... .. ... . • 4)10 ilennie Smith ... .'4d) Philip Carey ... . . 41511 Hugh Moore.... ... _. ko7 Olive Clerk.'..... 457 FIorencs Ilel.ong. Dinsson VI. ) 353 Eileen 34uouings , ... 859 Edwin Muotgowerr.w ...... - 1411 Ross ►tarriwn.... , . 347. Doris Martin C3t1 Jeanie Heck 1I2 Ivaco Bell • ••• 273 Lula alcDonald ...... 267 Vesta Snyder... 215 St. David's Ward. Senor Disuses. •INION 11. TI) 111. KYAOen. Maximum mark 3.50. Laurel Bents.. . . ... 21 u I)elphine Halliday _eJ14 Geo trade MacDonald . . . 3r4 Lena ('lark..-:. Margaret Wilson.... John lull MInILR TO1 . rel rte.• • 041 11. Maximum mark 450. Ilei Inert Ewing_ ....................... 3tr1 Russel Bates •..... ........ ....... 1114 latuay Thompson 8.71 Willie Morgan_ .. 771 Bid 8114 31• ffii 123 Mettle McMath...... 'Stull Ring. _ ..... Violet nude,s.,.. ..... Ernest Thompson.. ... Alma Walters. JUNIOR TO WOOLS 11. Maxlwurr mark :11t. Irene Morrow ..' Fiddle Bennett Victor Kerslake .... 1A1 Stewart Burkholder. . Int HarryHoward. 170 Lily ewell .. 175 Lineman Wart .., ... 144 Willie Johnston ._ 151 Brook• Ho.dron. ......... ..... . ... l:A) ('LANG .1 TO .11.7NIOR 11. Maximum mark 11.l. Edith Murney.... __... ... . Helen Smith Nora Strathen..... ."JM May Johnston ... 21u Susie Bates .. lett Bernard Walters ... .. . 134 PART II. TO 11RLAI M& . Lrt1 .240 Maximum mark 3110. Nina Morgan ..... .............. 201 Douglas Thornton. . 2111 Irwin Speiran 194 Maitland Reynolds 1N) Reggie Duff ...... .,. 184 Hazel Birdie.. ._ ........ 178 St. David's Ward, Divisies 11. IXNllln ('I.A NS, Total :11). Fraser Newell !Ute Herbert. \Vark 2114 Helen Howard 192 Herold Hodson 1911 ('Zara Monk 174 Ruth Murray 1111 JUNIOR ('LAM. Isatel Foster. John Sanders. Faun Panzer Jack Lloyd. Olen Money Norma Juhustun Total 900. Cecil Carey .. 2,m3 John Pinder.. 261 Earl Mlles 217 Maggie 1ie11..... 188 (1 1... Morrow 1.52 Inns Burkholder 147 Rets Murray 137 Ila T)eLong 124 atm Teddy Johnston and Frank Tbomp fps son were absent. Pltrry CLAMS. Total 2)0. Kenneth Cruickshank 133 Dolls Welters .. 152 Dorothy Smith ! .7171 Harriet Porter 1113 Lilian King Herbert Ackoroy.............. 76 Si. Andrew's Ward. Senifirpteinhen. RENIOlt 11 TO •117820* 1ft. Total 850. • Ernest. Lee d6! Donald Mac Ivor .217 Murdoch Marlvor 214 Eleanor Ifs s 910 Minnie Urinkwalter etre I.ily Mrl,ean 1115 Reginald Love........ ...... 1814 Albert Wiggins ................ . . 182 11I001.N II TO 1118108 11. Total MU)J • George Lawson .......... ..... 2t4 liras. Bunt..... .,... 341 Ethel Lawson.. ...... 227, Mtenlcy Uoekfleld......... ...-. YJ2 lune Cott 219 Melville McNevin..... 1117 Alfred \'•rust........., 195 %Villi, Baldwin .............. . 19:3 Knox Macleod .............. 1*) R„y Foster Int Audtew Murray... i:3s JUNIOR 11. TO MIDDLI 11. David Ross. . Total M. . _:..... .... 211 Charles 11.. ............._... ?Ifl Emma Wallace._.,., . 2e2 iliblah Halle. 3)1 Bila Italel.. ... .... 1531 Alfred Lloyd . .. . 178 \Vi111e Stitt... 158 Harry Inkster.- ...... 1511 Ma ' MacLeod....... ,.,..,, 148 Fred lleever.. ▪ 117 PART 11111C081). Tottl 175 431 THE SiGNALL : (.11I11:ittCtt. ONTAR10 bei ltih , 187 ur2 182 CA101) CLANS (WANT 1. TO PART 1l.) Tidal `330. electrode McLean .................... 153 lista %Vllwn 2b0 Marguerite yle•d .. ..... 270 Lawrence Nichotsoo: • • 55 'John McDonald...... ,... 150 •Pearl McLeatl................ 150 (•al11ent) Temperance Tee► 'Latuluation. Hester. JI/. �KI.,"11. l of al .1711. 1,0011srd Macklin ..... 210 (ilatlys Knight 303 Thelma lime 211) Warren Me('luekey.... . 1A2 .1nhi Smite! 1144 Flnrenee Johnston lits Olive Mark.-- 1111 AWallace nee Diickworthionald . lee rec George Stokes.... ..... ler .R. n. Total 47.0. .lack Harrison 177 Meta Worsen 34.1 Beatrice Wells ....342 Gladys McKay 94)1 (crena Martin 892 I.klnel Kemp.- . ......... :Ci2 Hat.l Iie•Icber 8 ) Allan iilsir 916 Jean Hattlson... .. 292 Eliza Bock , . '292 Harry RurTows . ..... ... •21s Rudolph lien's ................. ' 7rls Dorie Knight 276 Emily M.Artheer 274 George Raeebler . ?A9 Jessie Albion........224 Maud Kemp.. ... 1A1 Willie Taman 154 Rn. Total 450. Gladys Raults 4241 Mats Riker . .... ............... 4(r2 Oedrie Do&all........ . 4(0 Elda Rtodart_..... _....... 1178 Hat. Promoted haat eYN10R /'LAWI. Total 8.1). Nina Roberts 477 lidriaanu %Vataun 44*3 tleleuUriffith_.. ......... 4331 1a,tlie Murray 3141 Neville Forbes . 314 Hazel Wileuu............. ... 31.1U Isobel M c Leod . , . .............. Oladys McLeod ............... ....... 231 Arvey Austiu • ... 7e12 Bruce Noble.. ... .. 191 Hobert Bell... ..... 1)423 Pearl. Framer and Bordon Noble ale.ent. ,uNWR CLAM. rotal QW. Gerald N•wtuu.. _.....,... 3(2 Gertrude Porter..1 ilaitlaud Pridhasa 217 Ethel Vlartvuer.................... 2V2 Fannie Swills . .. . ---'-- 2111 Jeau Bogie ............. ........... .,. Lai SV,lfrid Blair .................._ .,. 281 Mildred Huyrr .. . Pearl Hueter Adria- Jewr)1 . Stephen Jane ,. Scutt McNally Dviald McDonald Hubert Clark. .. Ernest Clark...... . Alfred Babel... Myrtle Johoste.n Ilernld Murrey...... Arnim Brandt '... Grace Pinder Marion Bogie lioldwin Harrison Reggie TutTord Stella McRae abwnt ... 2137 211 258 211) . 27.8 253 243 N.-. .. 'J!.ds 213 1.111 145 . , Quality Store ib"e ails to give yon (d11,11117 end Vulu*,,aMiro fuundatloo for y+ our-.eseet -mei -N ueva..suecees. Home -Grows Strawberries are new at their best. Leas* Soar order seely -awl get the choice fruit Picnic Supplies I4. ti. Choice{ 4. ...ked Haut rti.,ed (right off •hut fort. sliced Bacon. Chipped Beef, in bulk. ()send Meats and Vial. Cundenerd Milk and ('roaoi. Old anti New t'hee.r. Canned Fruits and 1111'1sil, • Fancy Bist obis. Olives We have Just paaeed into stock a choice range of Olives its Manzanilla tlueeu Olives, stuffed with celery, pr•ppere and nuts. The Nut - "lie it.uwethiug ncw. Fresh Vegetables 11)It SATURDAY AS t'SUAL. C. S. EWING Successor to C. A NAIRN. Machine Sewing to He Taught in the Public Schools. ink tree Iron, Montreal Deily Star. May y-1 The Protestant Board' of School Cueuwiseiouers having decided to establish sowing desire in all the •ctxtols tinder their jnrisdiction hare, atter careful cun•id.ratiun of th. w rits of the venous propositions sub- mitted, concluded to um White new - tug Masitaee •xctpstvsly, uud *urn* slily of the young lady teachers are • uw familiarizing themselves with the uses of the machines, •nd next ..ee.00 all the girls attending sewing classes In the eeveral schools will r•- eelve a practical course is the ■ee of this •n machine. 1t is estimated that the "Whitt"- will thus become • houeiehold word he •n additional three thutiaand or Soiree horses to Montreal The "White" it-sind'-fn--tiod.- rieb b Jarues F. Thomson. Try one and you will he convinced of it.. ativert01.17. PERSONAt MENTION: Milt Downing 1. away on a nail to JJowntal. .111e. Mir. Gertrude Monolog., of Ay!. 1. home n.r Iter holld.y,. Mr. sod Sere. ('. A. Nairn and M1.. Joao are rld•l.a friend• lu Detroit w'llll.ru 4wafeeld Is aw,y n. • trip. of several week, to England. Neuter Dougl•. Mabee. of Detroit, 15'1.111.., h1e oriel*. lir. 1.. M. M.M.. %Vru. 1'asnbeli. Jr.. left tut week for Port Huron to resume work on the hales. Mrs. J. Y. ('lark, of Pieta/lona, ('at. In Molting her parent., Mr. .rad Mra Jena. Breckenridge. ('h... Henle. of New York. is spending hot .lay. In the old town. Ho I. ar.omp int."! by Lt. eon. Mrs. Leight and ohlld. of Toronto. have hewn rneel.. darting the week at the maiden,' of Dr. and Mrs. Tailor. J. C. Whiteford. of Detroit, le saalr a vie.) al the 80 lwwrenre, and will 'pond 1).e +nm- rair In Goderlch, Freak Terser has Ron* to Banff Spring,. Alta., hawing areured the poaltton of night clerk in the C. P. K. hotel there. Y1µ Mar Dunlop Is at 9owmsurllle t hi. weekeo stand the eroddln5 of Sar rough/ Mia, I. rat tr51) whir) took place yostwrday, Ylw Strang and Ml.. (Dere Mlra•a ►a.• arrlr.d home from thulr r,.p.•tive ,ehools, the former hum l irlmahy and the latter Iran ()mosey lie. Dr. Kober* LeTou-rL who baa been taking loo,.t•grodua'a work In etedi.lu• In Edlnborgt. hoe art teed lo um, nn • vl.tl to hie perones, Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Iw1'ouzel. Mrs. Y. Jordan and Mlv Jordan arrived last week from Montreal to spent the summer month. at their o) 1 horn. en 1 olberne ',treat. They were uoornpenlo0 to town hr Mee itetehi.on. wls Juin. M: [anther •n4 sister here. Mr. and Mrs. ed. Cox. of Chicago. accom- panied by John 1..u.,, .n silt Ing In !own at present Yr. sod Mn. I..01 had boon •IalLlne u laawinngrton before rnnnot here into] were accompanied to llnderleh by Mr.. (George ('or. who oleo had Poen 'lotting at L.aminutnn. 1'. 11. Rumen, , R. ♦., of c•icsr,) normal 4,hool, who ha.. bean wielding the le'.d.nr .o.haul. of .oms United State..elite.. and Eastern Canada, le •t present In New York and w111 rhnrtl7 leave for hi. home in the We.r. He hi sent 011 (If). tout by the Alberta Rovernmeol. R.,. Arthur Trott, of Por•tlen 1. Mich.. an 011 -eafnrth boy. .5s vleltlng Ma old home and In 1 .•derinh the an( week. Rey. Mr. Trott le a Is.r+on.1 /Nerd of Ker. J. T. Leaner, of Lana. ns. Mich., who I. well known to our reedetw, and bad soma rood word. to Say of the letter's work. Claire Hays ld) Willie MeeDoo$ld................. . 215 Isobel Austin,....... 202 ElvinOrlftltb...... 199 Willi. Sanders .,., 172 PA ward Ervine .._. 1i13 Marion Fil.inger IM ?leen Carey and John Reid aliment. St. Andrew's Ward. Jua.•r Div.MM. 51Nlon rl.A.a 11.• ST 11. Te ep•nNnl. Total Nin. Edward Pridhauc 712 Arthur Roberta.. 312 (ila.lye Bedfard........ .......... 212 Laura Watann. ....... 244 Ernest Vidsae. . 2411 The l'ivet 101 tV1, lis. 511 low splen- did ',Toot .a th- i if. h•.• s.• t ,•.. n f o,.11 eherr•h. '1'it.•rr..o. w 1, .-11 took i l•t,e nn `+.rrhtav n•t.l M .1 .1 .v, Jut • 2, n.tw YI.e. it -r. J. A. A•dlerwun, al...ie lathe' • the Twur l(e•r.: Tait 8nderaon, filled the pullet of the Tiverton church for many year*, was a g tome who took parr in the services. HELP WANTED. "Wanted Experienced Operators, un Pante, Kn.okere. Overalls. C•astant Employment the year round. HIGHEST UNION WAGE PAID. piece work. INEXPERIENCED RANDS TO LEARN OPHRATING Taylor -Anderson - Southgate Co., Limited, Seaforth How's This? we oder One Hurdred Dollars t:ewrrd for any ••••• of Catarrh thst tanwt be cared by 11.11 . 1 atarrl yore, P, J. ((t5YNI' R CU., Toledo 0. We tt. n.Annytned h••• known V. J. (then sy for the 1.41 1.) year.. and believe him ppeer- rectl Ilene/rabbi to a0 busw ln.rran.setIees ii and *naarIall able tocarryelrt cry obligation made by h1. rn,. Wi.li s rtNlA, k M.evIs. Whel..nla f)rnrtlo., Toledo. 0. Hall'. Catarrh 1'an I• int,•. Ins*rne1N, .14. 1n5 d4rertly upon the Mond and ntnrou. Sur facer of the oyster.. 1'a+tlmanieie sent fr..e. Pales 73 cent. per bottle. 4+024 by all Drng Ta � T.1. 11a11'. Family 1'1114 for comt[pat toe. W. E. Kelly, The Jeweller And Optician Lssaer of Marti.ge Licenses -4- I have a large range at Wedding Gifts or June weddings, also a large assortment of Wedding Rings any style or size. PHONES iitore. 153.. Residence, 185. Our Three Big Millinery SPECIALS The sale of our Three Big Millinery Specials started with a rush I.tst Saturday. We have been busy every day this week getting more ready, and there will be a fresh lot on the tables Saturday morning. No such hats have been sold in Goderich at anywhere near this price for many and many a day. Six weeks ago we laid our plans for this phen- .ornenal selling, bought the shapes and materials at such greatly reduced prices that we can offer you the complete trimmed hats at half their worth. Each and everyone is abeolutley new. c Children's Hats, $1.45 All new shapes, trimmed wilh extra good trimmings. rash tint gotten up In our beet stale. 1f marled its the 1,•gu1ar way they would .elf at 22.75 to 213.50, �� . choice at, .tech LadleiN lata, $1.98 Not nne of the lot but would w considered good value at /01.50, most are worth µ)11) ho 114.531, Th. shape' are the newest, both light rind dark euwrtcgs, only good trimmings are barely • shape that has teen In thrshuw-rocas wore than a eonpte of weeks. Seem them in the window. dt (kQ Ch... a7C7 heilee at feels._ Ladies' Hats, $2.65 When you see thew hats you will wouder bow we can sell them at the price. We simply could not do it had we not madeafortunate purchase ourselves. The eeasou'e uewest and best shapes, white, black or colors, trimmed with nets, Hower* aid win`s• hate that ere worth *1.00 to 106,11O each. Choice $2.65 each L $I.00 Shantung Silk, 69c A +tnpturut of this popular silt to hasd, extra yualtl7 rough essay, will wash and wear 11k• • piece of cotton. IV t.e 84 inches wile Worth 51.ut, 69c • yard. Cool and Stylish Wash Suits - A do.en or more styles in Wash Suits on our racks today. real nubby garments that have gond style, many fresh from the factory this week, plain white, whits trimmed with colors, plaits colors and fancy stripes. i5.•• tr. P.P. CHILDREN'S TAN COTTON HOSE "SECONDS" That is why the price is 15c instead of 25c a pair. Just about the scarcest . thing in the trade today. We were fortunate to get this lot; there is a little flaw in each pair, but in no case will it interfere with the wear. Fine rib, seamless feet, .i/es 6 to 91. Sold all over at 25c a pair. 20t) pairs of •"Slecends" to sell Satur- day at, per pair Fifteen Cents. CODERICH EMBOSSED STATIONERY { • FALL TERM OPENS I1 AUGUST 30th. • oat geed natio erg iwd.tell to the brut jjjjj t air1. s Wrap er the rea,en Yn 74ter uaw b enter st bsainnln5 el term. .11 Comrade for hose who wl.11. t0 2 r• nd1 .t norp• fi OIPtitlKB BUSINESS COLLEGE �y., reorru\ 1•r1,,I)rd j We have .( splendid line of boxed Note - paper and EnveloPes, linen finish, embossed GO 1) E R IC I I, containing 1 quire of paper and 1 package of Envel- opes, to retail at 35c per box. Also a new line of Writing Tablets, linen finish, em- bossed GOUERiCH, to retail at the same price. INITIAL STATIONERY 25c per box, containing i quire of !dote -paper and t package of Envelopes, linen finish, embossed with any letter of the alphabet. A special lin^ made by Eaton - 1 iurlbut with mettai:it:n initial, retail price 5oc per box. GEO. PORTER, 'Phone 1(y). Court Hun•. Mean.. (/nderir•.b. ky `Y�•t•,; THE HURON OLD BOYS 11.1. le with ns from Toronto on Satnidey for Iwo or threedsys. Treat them well. We have some choke line, of CIO ARA. Pt•KR LIMP; JUICE make. a refreshing, wholesoni. drink. An snare of them will be girl., we might mention our BOlm) f AOCOLATEH, and our PRI'IT-FLAVOKFD CANDII(l3. TALCUM POWDRRA, TOILET WATER -9, RATS RPONGR8, a gond WiME nr CLOTHES BRCS*, and many ether thievi that we handle, would add to their comfort while hare.1 " ALWAYS THE •E•T AT HICK'S." S. E. HICK, Ooderlch, Central Drug Store. Ontario. St.Jerome's College l5nada. Ig.,,aa.t .ser. Ine.t^o.ata4 ►r Act et Pa, r..one% .eta 5edde.a.'. S.koe) (lir RIMS e,1 roent M+. C.nr.a, M+.,nen. H,t).SrM'o •rlfrr Arts. Now hound ,gs eou,ppec w .h ' ... t kyne,ae ypopta- +te,t•p.. Swt.r.,p JPeel. 5bew.. r..a~ Roewie( T,. tA,1h.rf a Pr cow, 1154.nf s/nate rrpr1n P.- IeM Rnarti and TWO.: ) o.. p+• :n.. r -r. A1e..w - t DCV. A-1-. Z1YCK n. b.1.. Staub .....•,o.a♦ D Sakti( Ju►nmer Jkoe The French people, )o i know, define 4 lady as one who is well shod and well gloved. 1'ou escape all criticism if your feet are shod with any of our dainty shoes ; ' metre stylish ones there can- not be. UR eMort1nent of these Rummer Shoe. (-) awsite 7oar Inspection. It lnelodes many n.w styles to the deferent leathers •'1st will give you pleasure to see an.1 even gloater ple•snre 1' wear. Barefoot Sandals, Tennis, Lacrosse and Bowling Shoes are now in stock. REPAIRING Downing & MacVicar Worth side of Square. Cesdald) SPECIALS AT WORSELL'S HARDWIRE STORE A SCREEN DOOR POR 50c lean than regular price. We've got all styles avid sizes, Mit we want to seri every one this week. and .o minks the pries. It's your only chane. en Res a door Al rl Ht. Screen Windows, 15c to 5oc each. Screen Wire, all widths. 15c per yard up. OUR PURE PARIS GREEN (i veentnent Standard, is srrongea4, mise **sleet, and give* the beet rsetinn. Hug Death. Ting Plvilsh. Water Cans, Sprayere. Mower.. at, - HARDWARE TOOLS London Ikand Tools Reyth PM, maths. Rakes. Forks, Spades and Shovels are gnaranteed to give satlefaetior nr retie money hack. 'I'h.y ale wade better. wear better and the price is In WPM. W. are sole agents. for London tools. BINDER TWINE Plymouth Gold Metal Binder Twin• hinds more sheave*, Tie kec te, no breaks and is guarantee full length and extra strength, 1t'. the hest.. We bought a earinetd. Our price is, he lowest. Plymouth (hold Medal special wst. -.roof Play fork Rope rtes smoother, doss not snarl, lute longest, emits no mote torn erdiaary-mode rope. We are sole agents for Plymouth G ' (edai Twine avid Rope.: Refined Marlene Oil to the fleet. Mower Knives, Files. S.:yt• •e, Grindstones and 0111w.. Per the conventions" of enemas OM who minuet get here le the daybieae our store will he open t...1 9 o'clock at -eight. We give you the hf1hest quality at the lowest cost. .n.mWorsell's Hardware Store ISS �l