The Signal, 1915-2-4, Page 8gee
• TuualaBar. i P haSt 4. NU
St. Valentine's Day
February 14th
tar War
Valentines are absolutely the
correct thing today.
This e.tabll,htneot is right t„
the front, showing the very new-
est creations iu 19Lti Valentine
Just glance .t our show
window, cr step inside sod as.
the o•lebrated V ulland t Co.'s
artl tic Valentines, ranging iu
price (rota 5c up to Ilk. You
cannot imagine bow pretty ata
nttrselive these Valentines ars,
you meet simply see them.
Valentine Post Cards
of yrear variety
olland & Co.'. Valentin*
Post Cards, sic and Ink each.
A splendid assortment of other
lines as low as lc each. 2 for tie
mad :i for 5•.
Dennison's Valentine Table
Clothe, Table Napkins, Doane.
Place Cards, etc.. at reasonable
prices
met
The Goderich Book 8
Stationery Co.
G EO. PORTER
t
`Don't Merely
Stop a Cough
Stop the thing that
causes it and the cough
will stop itself.
Treat the cause - heal
the inflamed n,etuIirwne,.
Syrup 01 Tar vit') Cod
Liver Oil Compound
nail do it and so gently
and somptly that
youwoti� how it was
done.
ONLY 33c A LARGE BOTTLE from
C. L. Coultis, Phm. B.
JRUGGIST AND CHEMIST
PHONE iq -
Senday Boars 1-3 and S-9 p m. l
INNINIIMaandmiloat
Notice to the Farmers!
GRAIN ELEVATOR
mad CHOPPING MILL
iVe are now prepared to buy
all kinds of Grain at our eleva-
tor, north of MacEwen's coal
yards, Goderich, and will pay (be
highest prices at *11 timer.
CHOPPING.
We beg to announce also
that we,have installed an up-to-
date Chopping Mill In connec-
tion with ourerein business and
are now ready to attend to the
wants of the farmers in this line
We shall be glad to chop or roll
gr.tin any ia' in the week. and
if you will give us a trial we,
trust that good work will merit
your continued patronage.
J. E. BAECHLER
BlrBe et t
ler dtnr
Ifir
11i Premier akitadlea elite
le OM 'Real b. betas re
tiMl.bia, sal
ul east death
R 1. 1•WTh•t•ttW
1lAte. wtm tator,.e ssssary Meals. keel "ttsi ger
st-
sad tbttt Italy the shredMattsSe►
left ababtor Ila
eememse
lamalama Ihneatt
the. the avialaa will gas to the
la a very wart *ie.
Ihmenwt towel the
Ed the mooed eos`ant sees 111
fRa SIGNAL : ODERIOR : ONTA RIO
Mite AGM*
ON WSTERN FRONT
,Melt and Frees* Defeat
Oliewt•w Attaeke-Russia os
g• Ferw.rd a« tart
!Roe aillee .dWated the b•aiaut*g
• seventh month d the war with
deMsst,. &shoos to Nor-
aad astern Pramoe. The
k troops, whose steadiest de -
of the lbws between La Bsaese
Bathed• has hems the subject of
voeaNe eomm•nt 10 reports from
aeearal stair for several days,
Unmasked themselves further oil
L bitterly contested 1.14. '
"arty Monday the Germane •ttsek-
ae torp, advancing yslest eke
regiments •ntdlsssked monk
the bigb road tram La %ease to
Tb• Oernmaa delivered one
the smut vloant attacks et the
bet were drives back atter
many kilted sad woended os
Mid
• Preach troops salved I.oaar-
m•odon by the general stiff as
result of their oOsdnct sortb d
rt and in the wood of Ls Orar1
the Argonne. la the fortttier region
detected a ~prise esoveseat
•German Intgetty, W poured sad
�b•avy See 9Mn the attackers that
e Germane sea bast to their limes.
��a1 e ' egplo es Messed a
Se,erar the Prone% heathen. In the
wood of 1s Gruel* tks Germane at-
tempted to carry ea the► ofeYbe
•bat were beanie bark.
r Byatell* they managed to blow
Ea French create. but were unable
till or wound or motor* an7 of
Maeda,.
Rnsaians Lave incased another
ea the Turks in the Sari K•m-
11A regio. when dialog a .now51or
they crossed a mountain and atter
�wawy fighting i the command -
general sadd him staff stag a the Nib
h division and a large quandtr
war material.
7b add to the difficulties a the Ot-
tawa& army the Russian fleet has r. -
It. ag4tivity In the Bieck Sea
red bas bolrlbarded the rarkisb bar -
melts at Tethisond and Rath. beside@
elnktng several Teetl.h sal)tne e@b
eels seed tie traneparta.
A Russian army to rtport.d to be
marching Into East Prussia sad the
tahabttants ile fleeing is terns.
CARNAGE WAS AWFUL
FINN= PATS' CASUALTIES
hepares Show That Several members
ed Canadian Regiment Wan Kilted
The Princes. Patricia Regiment has
ragain to the tranche., this time
an eight-day stretch. recording a
letter. received from odic -ere, rad
dated several day. ago. A list of
ppraa.ualties sustained in lighting os
' Mnuary 16 was issued as follow.:
Private James lkNtah and Private
Norman McLeod were killed while
Punt* Wllltaos Thorburn died of his
on the following day. Me-
reareet relaUve t. Mrs. J. K.
�aL.e.d. of kklmonton. and Phorburs'.
M R'111tam T'horhurn, of Edinburgh.
IalloPeleis was front Claagow
A despatch these Northern Frame
NH Sunday stated that the Princess
fwtrtclaa took part In the defence of
We British troarbes near La Hasse.,
Which were attacked by the German.
between January 22 and 36, and lost
lour men killed and a number wound-
ed Capt. Frederick rtsgerald was
one of the number killed.
The next day Lieut. Priam. of the
(knadtant. watt killed while leading
R1. company Into a trench, and an
other atter named Pearson la re-
ported to have hen killed.
The Canadlar,s took a number ret
German prisoners and Inflicted severe
looses on a landsturm regiment.
which attacked their trenches
A POOR CELEBRATION
Twenty Thoweand Germano Sacrificed
In Honor of Kaiser's Birthday
The sever, ftgbttng last week In
the vicinity of ('raonne, north of the
Aisne. cost the German army six
thousand men. according to the Preach
estimate. 'These looses, added to the
heavy casualties Inourred by the
seamy In the Woeurre, the Vols's,
et La Basra. and east of Ypres make
• rota! that Ik believed to be more
than 2o.nno And this huge price
brought the Kaiser's troops nothing
whatsoever in the way of reward.
ft wen a desire on the part a the
Germans to commemorate the Seth
birthday of the Kr :er with some note
worthy feat of erre= that was respon
stble for th slaughter of twrnty
thousand cf theft best troop to thr'e
dam according to the news sent from
the front by General Jolts. Just what
was ec':'Omr!Isbell by theta efforts was
well c eprusacd by his eommttniget.
"E}o ry (fermi* attack was repulsed,
ehllc every French attack made pro-
•
ares:."
NEW MEMBERS OF COMMONS
Fc Cones velvet and One Liberal
Returned by Acclamation
Five new members were elected In'
acclamation to the Dominica Perna
Lent on Monday as follows.
South Watt r',00 -F. Stewart Scott.
Conservative.
Westmoreland -A. B. Copp. Liberal.
Jacques Csrt4er-J. A. Ue.carrtes,
K.C., Conservative.
Prince Albert -Samuel Ilonald.ow,
I Con.creatlee.
• SOFT SMOOTH SKiN Landon -Wm. Gray. Conservative.
Meets,' odd to talk alon' .moth .flu whe
thi. weather Agee been epollina. ever body
band.. making them rough end un.ightly.
Bet we here briped a lot of people to kw.r
their hand..month. well and comfortable, no
,natter bow badly flee, were chapped before.
15 ouly lake.. kw worta to tell yrs the
eeeret It
PENSLAR
Almond and Cucumber Cream
aM,_our wool foi It, tel. 1. the Ilnr•at dalntlr t
era/rncat)on for the band. and akin that 1. ,n
rad •.took of toilet thine-. Two al.e., r r
1f you knew a. much about Pen.l.r ag we do
Poe Would expect Chia to be the beat thing of
the klad -aa It k. For Pea4ar mean* bigheet
quality every Ume Too ..e It
THE PENSLAR STORE
M.....asosasH sew
J. A. Campbell, Pnm. B.
Central Drug Store
North St. and Square - Goderich
HOCKEY NOTES.
Weadnr.day •riming the ',Nord -
and :he ono t71uh N' ' ne a T..,.
League 4..n.. Tu- 1•.,1lane took th
t s L of' i' (Weems. t , INmore I,--
The 0.1; A. sears* in 0, Ile. Iib ended
in • 110,1., the h•.tue team falling
down in their game with the R,,alowi,v
on Friday Peening. Tim Rest
ended Ito 1 1a f.tor of t tel vol
11 .4y in Lbw second p rtod Botcher re
aired • had eat wader the eye whir.
pat him not of the ,latae. *red tbir red
beet ratted his 1 else -seems••
Cli home
to emelt an es. .1.1
that they player l.n sly sod the 6n.
SOWS Was 10 to 1 ogalaal them.
code ieb was sopsi, It• final n�aa.ww
at
New 9 rhsr& it.i tQ •tb.rr-
I
ii
The nori!r,atlons which took place
in Terrehonne, Que.. dl.clo-.d • splIt
In the Conservative party, and an
Mc -triton wit: be necessary. Two O•s-
d!dates were nominated. Aa.. Roehoa,
C•.e rnment nominee, and Joseph
Beaulieu. Independent Conwrvativ1
The election will take plane nest
Monday.
Canada Wit Pay Damages
The Canadian Government will
settle claims growing out of the r*esst
shooting of two American dock -aunt -
ors by Canadian militiamen at Port
Erie by paying $I0,OMe to the parents
of Walter Rmith, who teas killed, sad
$S.nno to Charles Dorsch. who was
wounded. to addition to all legal OS -
'tenses.
Will Try Bomb Droppers
Russian despatches stab that Is
ordr r to establish the legal statss et
bomb -dropping Russia will pl... the
Germans captured In the Zeppelin
whish recently attacked irbae (.e
trial They will het charged wall
dropping bombs tm an om4.deoded
tow n
lNo Saebwee et Menim ee
Rwes.ete Rafilai. who that Gamma
iia' ' December to la • batttutaelr
ba . "hie tbe latter was
seta.
the peacemaker and wbswas
four jury guilty of masataRgkt-
se, was • cnteneed at Ham111.e a tee
Mtaosment for lila
T• Ces.tueed les.et Mrd
Lista -(`.el 1' R. Mose.
Ole e.r of the Bah Royal
1.mlttne. has tore appal asM sew
meander of etre gourd es th. Welland
Canal aid w111 reeet.asles the tree
The Berth ba' thine .11. et iVts
t•
•00 nisei 1.w e@
Bldg .. {h* Ser teeh-
Prisoners From 0•vtgtrn Versals
Thought Whale Fleet Doomed
Admiral Sir David Beatty's
d the battle with the German
in the North Sea states that the la
cruiser i(O!berg was sunk by t� P
British squadron. This is denied khrg� eh
Dermans who say that the only vessel
which did not return to port was as
Bluech er. a•
Strong toetlmnoy as to the terrible •
ser
end deadly Character a the British in
gunnery Is afforded In the composition fo
d the large body a German prtsoaen dei
at Edinburgh. Practically every large so
vessel and most of the smaller yes- , be
eels of the raiding squadron are repro- fu
seated In the man rescued. In every , to
or-0their experiences were the tae•
*s those of the survivors of the Pet
Moocher. ,.,
=t,000 A MONTH 1
callow teem Nese
WWaltham tg�ed wtMit`•hs i i� o a:tbe
oh..
tos to
grant 36 m had�Clientss
Orabe made to agr4od/twsl eerihome sad seed show% a e
sties 1■ goof handbag which hold
s t 815 be
grant t
granted to ageilesitaral societies
holding tall oases IE ; that *R(be i
granted to the teen high school. es
••o. : odlt4oss as Messed
mottos for gigot to Beek oeOss�ADM-
; r*
citation, Do action he taken; se-
c not of P. Hole.i..d for MO for
oSoe trent ead Mealtime (as police
=atinlaagla tee ave yeas). the accouot
he not paid, as the meaty appoints so
police magistrate, ; that MAIM be
granted to the Bea relief hind
and that it be „at forward se moos as
possible le oath, wheat or Sone ; 1• the
matter of the letter from the Good
Roads Association asking council to
become a member of 'the same, that
0o action be taken,. re motion of
Meeh. Klllott and Laitbweite, that
ihe county pay back to the town of
tiodlericb the mage paid by the town
maintenance aintenance n1 soldiers' depeod-
mite previous to December 1st, 1914,
that county. the amount be paid by the
repo
ed
cues o. In them terconsiderable the urou
Hifi! Association Councilor* Elliott,
Lmltbwatte and Murry were strongly
Is favor a a grant, while Councillors '
Leckie and Taylor opposed it o the
ground a ecoeomy. An alAsadmeot
by Meese*, LatthwaIte and IiIhott to
grant $60 was carried. Soma other
clauses wan amended, and Ssafortb
seed fa
Beekeepers' a grant of $15 and the
Association gets 410.
The clause dealicg with the patriotic
grant was referred beck, to be [,con-
sld.red.
A motion by
Messrs. Harding and
Brown, that Maera. Finglaad, Stewart
and Elleringtou be a committ a to
draft • resolution to the L,c.1(lover
D-
ement asking that • refund be made of
the auto licensee c,lleeted in this
county, was sent to the special com-
mitter.
A wntioo by Mess. Dewmerliog and
Mulvey, that the c .anal make agrant
of $►Oto the boundary Lea wren Huron
and \Vulliugtoo, providing the U,wu-
ships of Howlok and Miuto sad the
county of Wellington grant an rqusl
amount, was sent to the road and
bridge c.lmmittee,
The clause of the executive commit-
tee'. report regarding the amount
p.tid nut by the (iudetich relief com-
mittee prior to December l.t was
taken up and it was decided the
atuount be not paid.
Hoo. 11. B. Ames, - M. P., can)!
before the coune.l and gave • eptendid
address on the subject of the patriotic
fund, pointing out that the Canadian
trtotic Amezeiatiou was the only
rgamzatio looking after the depend-
ts of the Canadten voldiers and that
e eooty'e first duty in benevolence
as to itself. Mau)- questions were
ked the speaker and he was on his
c for nearly an hour.
A good part of Friday was occupied
the discussion of the county grant
r patriot,e purposes. It was smelly
'Med that • grebe of Sl,p)) a mouth,
long as u deemed nroer.ary, should
made to the Canadian patriut.c
nd, and in addition $6,11110 With voted
Belgian tellef.
The motion paired at the December
sion, whereby the council egrwrl u,
y relief accounts submitted bythe
vee of the several minor municipal -
es, was rescinded, as these accounts
II o.,w be paid out of the patriotic
The present local committee in
•rich, along with the peeves of
Municipalities, will form the mem-
nhip of the committee having the
rge of the relief fund fur the
aunty.
Bylaw No. 1, to appoint J. Leckie
Wm. Lane auditors of ca Milne!
tice accouute and 0. W. Holmen; of
ckertmith, and Ale,. Porterfield, of
rat V* awanosh. auditor, of all other
unto, was pweeeo.
be council then adjourned.
Horrified by *the carnage on board
their vessels, scores of men leaped Iii
overboard end were picked up. Their wi
ships, swept by spot and shell from fund
the British Runs, wore unfit towards HO1l
the end to do more than trust to their the
engines taking them out a the action.
The expe-fencee of these men cion- , ehr
arm the statements that the large a
German vessels and many of the tonal-
Mr one. sustained damageand
hasp them off the sea folong time. i i
ladeed. it Is questionable it some will Rs
ever appear again.
The loos of life on board was so scan
were so terrifying that the men re
Sarded the ships as doomed.
NUNGARIANS -GROW RESTIVE
wit
ROAD AND P/HMI COMMrrTgY.
The road and bridge committee
recommended that no action be taken
h regard to putting anowguarde on
y's bridge ; that • bridge be beilt on
boundary of Huron and Perth
ween the townships of Grey and
a if the engineer in consultation
with the engioe.r of Perth county find
the conditions i '
con• inept with the by-
law
-
law ; telt a. bridge be built on the
boundary of Huron and Perth between
the towq.bips of Logan and McKillop
it conditions comply with the bylaw ;
re motion of Dewu serling and Mulvey,
that • grant of 41(2) be given on t
boundary between Huron and Well-
ington counties and Hawick and Minto
townships if Wellington grant • simi-
lar amount, that no aatloe be taken :
regarding the claim of H. Kerr, of
ft hen, in the matter of an auto
aVCldtnt on the L.ke Shore road new
o gr. that the sum of $!) be pasd in
full .ett lemeo t.
Asti -war Denienatntleee Required t
Use of Troops b Suppress the
� bet
Kin
The order of the AaetroHiuogarlaa
Government for the mobillaaattoe d
the last line of reserves has brought
about a serious rising among the
southern 81ava, aeeoeding to ,uetcen-
aoeed despatches from Austrian
scarce.,
The clergy, them advice@ mem, head•
ed the movement of resistaaem, witch
began at Lalbach. It muse northeast
of Trieste. After the .erlmioa by
t41avo1•n priest the crowd te nport.4
to have left the cathedral .boating
"Down with war!" "Down with the
oermans!" The rioters attached t1
gendarmes, and after .hots were 8
the cavalry was called ant and rami
.d the crowd.
Melons trouble is ammo reported is
Transylvania when °oversee Coast
Dahlia It t. mated, teas ordered that
all persona rehutag to slates* to the
decree of the astborilies dao be Nth
SYMONS vers errs TRA 5
Heavy a•rrtene• Per Galen Ute
DIr.etooe-Hugh•• Can Appel&
7s. U.4o IIs. case 10 what Rarry
Symosa, K.C. aad Dr. T. 0 Hngbed Reis
were ebarped with eegspracy to de this a
treed. elided at Toronto es Saturday
*fterarme )tarry tyaos was found
guilty ea both comets el the INk& The
meet and Pr Hrgl•e on the aeon s !nal".
roust. Mr. Amities note reale red Inr.el,
the nonwhites sad sent•eeed Harry •(w+ltab.d
Pymoes b the Rhlt.tea Pesli..tlary et «.i
tot Owe ybara, reserving seet.see Is eche
the nom of Dr. Melba ob as apptl
ration for • stated ease Rail in the 'int
came of Dr. Hughes was axed u
the (lee. W m.
Ham
iliK
SPECIAL (.OMMr1TEt,
Th. special committee reported : in
tl.e matter of enforcement of the Can-
ada Temperance Act, we recommend
that the eommltt.e named by Meosr,.
Hardtops and Brown secure all the in-
formation they can end report at the
June sserion. In the application of
W. T. Pillow for position ed county
e.•nstaMe, we recommend that no
r ti .n be taken. Re letterer Mr. 0aby,
Hydro -electric engineer (regaradtng
county apnoea of railways). we reean-
tmend that Mears. Liviegstobe sed
be a committee to enquire lob
.d report at the Jobe meeting.
EDUCATION O(MMM ITTIN.
*decal km committer repot ted as
• : B. mot t..a to appoint ezas-
Mweet twenty aw.drl rehear{. ars
Mere Y no comity beard et
news We rs.00r»� that the
g, ant be mad. M enetiesNaan
that the
hesp-
r .d to the M kith taboo!
�•ee : W. D. 1Wllogba*a
Rama , Sem t Rev. F. O.
asdH��wdl g. Metes ; W.
Britain H.1
Aa agre.es*at W bees algae/ to
Leaden ser lbs less at 11111.000 A011 to
tte•leada. The M•ay 5111 be e/-
vaneed by the Owe 01 111 fuuJ end
k to sabroge d omit !*.mads
ewer moieeplal . ream lir lie /st�titM dr
.
geese fiwsnl.at.
-Ibreer tenell..Peet : Sean Des,,.
l la Sedeg
he • best dare. 1* Ins/
wee a
F row reaMeeN eft e satiety
where setvltus WW melee nlee ,
prawnend Mge. Malik
Onikh la poet hood*M 1s*
tisane her.
Any Ladies' or Misses' Coat
ONE-HALF PRICE
tet"
Every Winter Coat in the Store Must Be Cleared At Once.
To do it and do it quickly we offer you your choice of the entire stock of Cloth,
Plush and Velvet Coats for exactly One-half their original price. This does not
represent the original factory price of a single garment. Modern store -keeping
demands that all garments be told the season for which they are bought. You
know that is the way we do, and you never see a last season's garment here.
We take no chance of carrying any over this season, so commencing Saturday
morning, February 6th, give you your choice of any Winter Coat in the store, no
matter what its original cost or actual value, for exactly
112 ONE-HALF PRICE '12
This is the Coat buying chance of the season. Every
garment is made and bought for this season's trade. Come
as early as you can for first and best choosing.
Mink Muff :37.50
One only Canadian Mink Muff, beautifully
mark.t dark
thick fine fur, hest
dwnbed, k stripes,
Price, at each
only „-,
$37.50
Handsome Mink Stole $48.50
Just one to sell. Handsome Canadian Mink
Stole. A resily beautiful piece of For
Evenly ruwrked dark stripes, worth rel
400 (0. You can buy it for
only
.irtauo.30
Minsk Neck -pieces $10.00
Four only small Mink Neck -pieces, vety choice
skins. Butterfly or crow over effects Very
neat and dress have excellent style. Regina,
116.00 and 53
.00. Choice for $i 0.00
only .. Vll
Children's Hats 39e
Clearing the last of the
Cbildren'• Hats, trimmed
or untrimmed. Neat 11111e
shapes. Choice Saturday,
each only..., .... 39c
Muffs $2.95
Children's (irev Lamb Mufti and Ladies' Persian
Limb Muffs, back. Half dozen odd OOPS to clear
at once. Exeelleot quality Fur. Worth two
or three times the price. Choice $2.95
only• ea7
Persian Lamb Neck -pieces 57.50
Half-doaen Neckpieces, Persian Lamb, medium
and small sizes in eros -over .tyle. Some larger
that come down well over *boulder. A clearing
lot at less than One-half .value. each $7.50
only
Skirts $2.45
A clean-up of the
Berger in black and
bands 23, 24 and 25
sad $6.00. Cbcice
high-grade Tailored Skirts.
navy or fancy tweed.. Waist -
inches. Regular Si tit, $.i.IN1
of the lot, only $2.45
Hodgens Bros.
Direct Importers Ooderich
Ladies' Hats $1.00
21. or an Ladle.' Hate, all
this sea.00'* shapes and
newly trimmed witb good
',rimmirg,. The last we
have. C:tolceof the el
entire lot each, only
LUGKNOW.
MONDAY, Feb. Is t.
At5NII'I.SARIES.-Mr. and ]Ire.
A. MacLellan celebrated the sixtieth
anniversary of their wedding at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Jo.,
Agnew, on the 23rd ult. They were
married in Ingersoll. Mr. MacLellan
i• eighty three and his wife Is sevens
nine. both are enjoying good health
Daring the present winter Mn. Me
Lellen has knitted twenty pain o
mittens for the soldiers Mr. an
Mrs. Fred McDonald oelebrated the
silver wedding on January 19th and
were made the recipients a a band
some gift a silver by their man
friends
PWOSIAL-Mr. and Mn. John
Murdoch, of Pealandla, Sask., are
iting friend. In and around Lucknow,
Angus McDdsald, of Brandon,
Mao, M a visitor at the home of hie
uncle Dr. Gordon Wee sea
Murchison, of Tomato, is the guest
a her sister, Mee. T. P. Arsetroag,
Miss Annie thaws is visiting
friends at Toronto Mine Stella
Towle is hoose eros Thorold for a
holiday visit Mee. James Turner,
Hal:green, M vWttnngg readmit here.
AT Hoehn. -'Lis Weee.eo', inasltabe
bred their anneal "at bone", is the
town ball Friday evening. A splen-
did program was provided, ootsl.ring
d vocal and Iastnusental salve,
reading. and a five -act drama pat on
he several members of the institute,
wbleh was leech enjoyed. W. L.
Meatiest* ably filled the their.
This "tat hose" M held abntrall and le
hooked forward to with much interest
try both ofd and young.
mon vndlog men of Lucknow haw
enlisted for service in the third cron
an
Mb,. a t McLeoJ Trt Barbour
tel
sorn.ng for London training cam
p
Bread is now six cents • loaf i
Lueknow 11b. Polly Buckingham
fractured one of her arms by a fall o
a slippery walk one day last week...
About four hundred one present a
• t*. Buret anniversaryhall, whish
was a very enjoyable affair...... Ward
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has howl received of the death, at Bay
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CIC], a Charles Hood, brother of Wm
Ir Hood. of town
• Hen, y Matthews 960, Laura Kerr 115;,
- fir. ill. -Leonard Chrjatilaw 804,
d Frank Mcllwain 1010, Oliver Smith
• • 250, SaruuPt Currey 250, Jr. iii.-
. Irene Thomson 8148, fit•oley Willans
n 109, Leslie Smith 123. 11. -Amelia
Hetherington 247. Sr. Pt 11. -Leone
o Willan• 165, Albert Glen 142, Mary
• Kerr 123, Florence Jose' 54. Jr. Pt
t IL -Robert
1�,�Robert Echlin 1.40, Colvin Rut -
11141.7 -Robert Hetheringggty
147, Calvin on 100, RuSby
Kerr 60. Jr. Pt. L -Elgin Rutledge
. 115, Georgie Currey ;hi. Number on
the roll 34, average 29. Greatest
number of� perfect spelling lesson*,
David McDfarmid and Lorne Pent -
load equal. Greatest number of other
patient korona, Cyril Willans. CHRIS.
TatA M. JOHNSTON, Teacher,
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NO. 3, ASHFiBLD.
bib geld 4th chines- -Belle McKenzie
175, Idyl Griffin lig, Lottie McKeon/4e
1138, Label McDonald 166, Will Me•
Dosaid 122, WillJohnetoo 105, 13eito
Beckett iO4, 3rd else -Mary Maroc
i17, Lily McKenzie 175, John McKay
165, Richard West 155, Will Benjamin
119, Stapley Drwsao. god sod 1st
etaeeee-Harold Collinson 146, Kath-
alss McDonald 101, Lois McKean,
IOC Harry Wen OE J. G. YILLAND,
8.8. NO. 1, OODERiCH.
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No. 1. Oederich, the' the •,null of
January. Standing bawd ..n • the
weekly examinations : Se. I V . -Or-
val Sleep, Jack Johnston, Maitland
Driver, Edwin Meetaoesery,• Arnold
Lattbwa i., • Jr. UI. -Heroic. Maw.
Mega Driver,• Jr. IL -Helen Heil,
Dolores Lslthwwlte,• Marla Shaw,*
Howard Mlaks. Pt. IL -Morley Len -
Moth, Barad Jardine,* 10 Jar
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Howard Aldus., Jere Aldose,
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