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TilMiSDA 0y1 '03
Mk. BORDEN'S POPULARITY.
Mr. E, L. Botden, the Comiereative
heeler,
ha s everywhere experienced a
pi °found appreciation a the splenaid
ekes be and his strong following
antlered the county dating the long
and fatigning Fees inu reeeutly in -ought
e. t esesen point on ids way
litigate tilt. Yeutter of the opposition Was
received. With enthnsitisna. Montreal
tendered hien 0114.• rIhe greatest re-
iseptitens ever trecoi tied a leader in that
elf ee, In his native erovince Mr. Bor.
dee, was. te.,74tel itorti: to epeale. to et
tbes.Scest assentlpiegete and the roUltds
of itetpleatee- gteettel hien show
Lae teeit.,14- Lea,. veva Ida way into
s leettrte of these alto believe in t
t toll es' ef "reetiela fel the Cana-
dictsts." The Orpeeition lieeder's ser-
e hes beett eatirt.-ly due to the intend
w he tires tztken in ali important
%eta -shine cati. eting the national iife
of Not intly the pimple of
Nova. Seiale rucv.glai2IP these 'Splendid
traits io his eleirat tees, bat from, the
west vonies tuesenge conveyed by
Hon. t.P.Roblin, Premier of Manitoba,
deeleree thnt:lir. Bnubn is looked
ulaiu by the elertors f thegrea
Wheat gt owing priirinee 4t1wp,nnin.
itott1U3U tO valoni Caneditins cap
!twit Cur fttture gnidance with every
eintlidenee. Ale, Borden is no louger
the "nteniberfor lialifax," but a states-
iif wholn tile Conservative party
nwl the people of Canada feel proud.
Tieit tie deserve, etiele reeiegnition is
ameiyeitialeti by Zee envie. die ing the
1 seateiee, ete C teaditie Peelle -
its, et.
APP11:1 ME'S
si emcee, g,01,-etntseent hes he
(; 3 4.4, irteer dee thee itif the On
qnflj tee:AT:in:seait wili It
tif'•••:041 neat Orter the snovitwie
gPlool'31.tie.111311 ie Ota', Mr. Don -
aid Stith elsonlethe Coeservat lee tuella
hoc 'Sod:A (Woad Wati offered a
brilet stippeet the RUSS government.
The isifer was indignantly rejected and
th et the Lehere m whine attempted
uns-eit Mr. Seth it Lind. The wee
'tieciiiinieted foe the ROSS (invent -
meet ler 3 certain lir. Jackeon, lawyer
nieseeoiel, who. in order to seethe
es ideate. to prove hie Mid mes, engaged
exesenviete from the Central Prieon to
ewe te away Alr. Settled:ours z'epu-
ta'n. f tet se -sleuth -0e
after iu.evishniee admitted in 432Urt
th It they bed ea:omitted perjory. The
e Ahmed that this
kht attempted to bribe men
to tower Neely. Me. Jnstice Street,
eimunenting on Jaekeures conduct
Wieeleteek, on Oetither Zee 1002, Neill
Jit -n. of Ingersoll, has associ-
ate:1 with men of the lowest 'timeline
eleareee r. h. evident he must have
de-iredu idenee to have been made to
proems) the proving of charges in the
meth! ni. Veit e lei doubt oe
hare seen nothieg like it in court
eny.
Such wholesale condemnation, in-
stead of relegating Jackson to a back
seat, has provedieueh a splendid re-
commendation for him that be has
'been appointed Canadian agent at
Leeds, England. This associate of
"men of the lowest possible character"
will be commissioned from time to
time to transact important business
Sin this country. Like Preston, be
bas been rewarded for his offences
against the sanctity of the ballot. His
nominatirm for a position of trust
stands as an everlasting disgrace to
Sir Wilfrid Leerier and his confreres.
GLOBE'S WAIL.
The reverend gentleman who edits
the Toronto Globe has very decided
views regarding the present state of
Ontario politles, and in a long editor-
ial in Monday's issue he reviews the
prevailing condition, condemning the
"cooling enthusiasm", "slackening efe
fort", "discredited election methods",
"political parasites", "electoral cos -
ruptien", "party heelers", etc-, be.. -
.means of which the liberals remain in
:power but with an ever decreasing
majority. He proffers advice to the
Liberal party with a view tOward re-
forming the Reformers. Lack of
space prevents further comment this
-eveek, however, we will quote the tail-
-end of the article in which the advice
is given:.
'There is but one thing open to the
Liberals of Ontario, and that thing is
their first and most pressing duty.
The be rn a cies on the ship In USt he
treated with an irate hail& The in
of the leiheraI party are snpetioe
tc thase of any individual, and the in-
teeests of tbe Province rue suptente
- over all. Half rneasares Nvill not avail
Neither the Liherel pat ty nor the
Peovirice owes to any men any posi-
tion or reword eol, eareed by holiest
and cola:lent public seeeiee. ee pre.,
mice- Ross is prepated to devote the re-
tnaining years of hie, pablie life to the
treest lItIlall heroiein, if he will riek
eveeything intelligently and deliber-
ately for what, ought, to he, if, he give -
Oil.) et:other teens of Liberal ad-
miuistre tion ors 1 n izerd fl klsiness
mo) e than on reit ty prince plee, he will
not oho, erown his own 0.81'Per tatter:-
ly and prove hi Ineelf the statesmen Ira
friends believe him to be, but his re-
werd vi1I be foetid in the xallying to
his support. of the strongest. and best
citizens, io the lifting of his Province
out of its present lowipolitical estete
ud setting his pertei n the nlecee of
homy aud powee for another genera-
tion.
* * To give Ontario a vitalized
and truly practical iteal colopreheusive
etirteational service, to soave the pah-
lie domein fee the politic henefit, to
Intel -mud the resources of the Provieee
againet wanton, seaste and unjust priv-
ate monopoly, to man miblic offices
with efficieney and integrity of *ex vice
-in is word, to give the Province
thoroughly eonmeteut, aggressive,
iind honest luisiness administration is
the first duty of Ontario Liberals. If
it ought to be done it am be clone. It
MD be done, Eknd, the Liberals shoull
do it."
XOTES d D CO3.1.,VENTS
eimperor of Cierroany. lees
nedersone an epee:aloe tor the reams. -
al of a pelypee from bie litrynx. The
operatiou was successful. The only
inconvenienee to His hieseeety is that,
be lies been ealoined not to peak uns
ti the wowed has healed. Pretty hind
on the oraturidd monarch.,
e
t4iEllORI4T. TO WAD TiOrtSgs,
A envious memorial of the Boer war
le recorded from Survey. At Bur
staw, in that dimity. a drinking
trough and fountain has been erected
by a leeal personage in memory of four
himilrea ehousend horses killed and
%rounded during, the South Africen
ear 1F90 to 1902, "lo OfIUSO Or which
hey knew uothing."
* *
CAW SURPRISE+
Josepb Aubin, an hotel, keeper, in
t te villege of AleGregor.Essex County,
r ceived a cheque on Saturday amen-
ing for $50,000, with a promiee of more
in the near feture, from leis helfsbroth-
er. Jacques Cazei, L restdent of Chili.
Several years ago while both lived in
Montreal Cage was arrested and tried
for tnurdete Aubin advanced him
eilieei to employ. counsel Nvitb the re-
isult that he was admitted, although
irdemetiin lel eve:limo WAS streng,
a is now a millionaire and when be
praspeted be remembered his one time
friend. This is a, ease of sowing on
geed grotual.
Brewster
PRESCZTATION AND ADDRESS,- A
few evening ego the home of Mr. 1
Mis. IL Turnbull was heseiged by
emmuittee appointed by the Grand
Deo christion Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterlall child+. the occasion
being tut one of their number fare-
well and in some way to express their
gieni will tolvard hed After e few
hones of social chat the company was
oiled to wider. and Miss Agnes Mc-
Dongall was oiled forward and pre-
sented witb a purse of mousse lide0/11-
palsied by a well -worded address, ex-
pressive of the regret they felt at her
leaving their midst. Miss McDougall,
who has been organist of the church
for some tit:uvula& a short but feeling
reply and, gine the animate° the full
assurance -that their efforts were fully
appreciated by bee, Miss MeDougell, .
necompazded by her mother left last
week for Toronto where theyintend to
reeide In faturie The best wishes of
tiIaccompany them.
Mr. P. 'Melees, of Seaforth, has ta-
ken a situation with Joe Cook, hate
ne leaked -Miss Blanche Petty has
returned home after spending a month
visiting iielatives.--After a visit of sev-
eral weeks with friends in Detroit,
Mrs. N. Shitray returned home Wed-
nesday evening. -We are sorry to lose
Mr. and Mrs. W. MCDougall, who left
last week for Toronto, where they in-
tend speeding some thee. They will
make their home with Miss Papple.
-T. Almelo* has purchased the tine
trotting stallion "Colonel Hunter" of
Brantford. The horse arrived here
last Wednesday and caused quite a
sensation among our horsemen who
greatly admired his graceful propor-
tions. -Ree. H. H. Cook: of Smith
Falls, occupied the pulpit in the Car-
mel chunch on Sunday. He is a,preach-
er of considerable ability and the con-
gregation were deliebted with his dis-
courses. He will preach here again
on Sunday next. -Mr. Peck, of the
oshen Line, whose mind has been un-
balanced for sometime was taken to
London Asylum last week. -Mr. Wm.
Kyle, of Dixie, township of Hay, who
is a progressive farmer, has purchased
from Mr. John Granger the 25 acres
opposite his farm. We believe Mr.
Granger intends moving into Hensall
in he near fature.- -Mr. Duncan F.
McEwen is home from the famous 'Yu-
kon on a visit. Ile has been actively
engaged in surveying at very eernun-
erative pay. ro., intends attending a,
school of science to stillftother perfect
himself in that line. -Mr. G. 0. Petty
has purchased a nice pony andeouttie
for family use. -Mr. .T. E. McDonell,
who is on a trip to Scotland, for the
benefit of his health, is feeling much
better and is enjoying the country life
and hospitality of the old land. -Miss
Mattie Kydd, of Winnipeg, Man., is
on a visit to friends here after several
years absence. Her many friends are
pleased to see ber again. -Mies E. A.
MeTaggart bas secured the patent
right for Canada for her invention, an
attachment for frying pans in order to
en -event tbe contents from spilling on
the stove. She has also made applica-
tion for a patent for the United States
and expects very soon to secure it,
which will effotcl a large territory -for
the sale of, as it is termed, "a boom to
housewives." This is certainly very
en terpeising on Miss McTaggart's part.
---Pdr. Bernard Thompson, who is one
of the early and respected residents of
our village, was on Tuesday afternoon
of lest week happily united in mar-
riage by the Rev-. Mr. McGillivray, of
London, to Mrs. Dunn of that city,
who is very highly respected. The
happy couple were met a t the Station
here the same evenieg and were driv-
en to the groom's home, where arm:n-
iter of relatives and immediate friends
had met to welcome thete ana extend
hearty congratulation. After a su
tetras ,repest, the evening was very
plettseeitly spent in soeial intercourse.
We unite with the me ny friends of
Me. ?trei Mee. Thom peon in wishing
t hem lone end 'continued happiness
I ter ()eget nee.
Seaforth
D• Grummett baspurehesed the I
milk delivering °atilt of Mr, J. CT.
Sproat, and has gone into the tulle
basiliess. Ur, GrOunnett V a g"d
mato rota will, eve tire sure. give his
petrons the very best of satisfaceion.-
We notice that. our old finewil,
Ilegh McEwing, oe Pelniereton, Iiits
been appeinteat police Inegestrate of
that prosperous Viten. We ere sure he
V1[ inake a good one end we hope he
may loeglive to enjoy his well dirtied
poeition, -Aliee Isabella Aitchisou hes
resigned her positioe es teacher in
Roxbormigh school, end Mies Agnes
lh Hays hes been engaged tosucceed
her ;Mee Christ:mese-Miss Clera Case,
daueibter of Airs. Owe, who hes been
atteeding the Nev York hospital as a
probationer, has been acceptee and has
entered, on the full duties of profession -
el nuree,--Ale, and Mrs. 11.11. Nennedy
left on Saturday for Toronto, where
they will spend the winter with their
daughter.
IVEDDED.---A very pretty wedding
took place on Wednesday. Oct. 23, at
5 sec.ock at, the reeidence of the bride's;
Inothene when Miss Lillian AL, Wilt -.ie
wits waited in merriage to Mr. A. W.
Dennis:nein Leadieniy. The eereolOny
was peeforined by the Rev. H. Ler-
kin, The bride was handsomele° dress -
e4 in white organdie, trimmed with
white Lice.. insertion and ribbon, and
was given nway by her elder brother.
The event WAS witueesed by ahout 60
guests Mies Mary Mcbillhof Seeforth
played the weddiust march. After the
ceremony the gest s sat down to a
boontiful repast, to which everyone
did ample justice. The bride was the
recipient of litany escifid and costiy
presents *bowing the high esteem m
Web the young ample tire beld
thine fiends.
SCHOOL REPORTS
The following is a correct report for
the month of ()dotter, of the stitudling
of the pupils in the Senior Division of
the Zurich Politic School. Names in
order or merite-V.-Fredit Heise, Pearl
Bachanan. Helrea Sipple, Addison
Koehler, Entretwei-Fred *ICS% Pearl
Wurtz, Lily Fitust,Vietor Appel, Rex -
ie Either, Edwin Koehler, j01111113 El-
bert, Oleva. Prang, Luella Weeeloh,
Eroannel Holtzman, Irene Lippherdt,
Gertie 1 Iavtluib, Milne Meanie,
Johnston. Jr, IV,-Freila Ha -
boo, Herbert Axt, Alvada Weseloil,
Chas. Either, Melinda FUSS, Arnold
Heidenutn,Altnah Plehete Luella Web-
er, Eva Braun.
R. Stelek, Teacher,
The following is a correct tame of
S,S. No. 5. McGillivray, for the months
of September and October. Sr. IV. -
Pearl Snort, Len Coughlin. ' Jr. 1V. -
Eddie jones. Reyeriond Coughlin, Tim-
othy O'Leary, Alice Wilsoe, Clara
Lewis. Arnold Coughlin, Rewire Scott.
III. -James O'Leary. Mable Lightfoot,
Adrian Coughlin, Fred Lewis, Eliza.
Hudgins, Violet Short, Aaron Seat,
Chester Morley. IL -Ella Hodgson,
Faulder, Alice Lightfoot, Dime
Sholdice, Liodgins, .Phdoineue
Coughlin, Willie Maguire. Part It. -
Del 10)1 Lewis,johnny Coughline Lizzie
Cook and Alex. Hodgkin. lealfelein
Lightfoot, Henry IlneiginteAltoti
Stini-
diee, Mary Hoagies, Cecil Jones,,Mary
Datlecey.
L. E. Dowetrea, Tarcher.
The following is the shuttling of the
pupils for the month (i.f October in S.
S No. 13, Bay: Sr. IV. Total 100.-
ivelyn Ching, 81; Laura, Hooper, 70;
Charlie Dunsford, 69; Silas Ford, 55.
Sr, III. Total 800.-Dollie Alward, 568;
Gordon Hooper, 509; Freddie Smith,
537; Batton Ford, 437. Jr. Ill. -Clay-
ton Prouty, 413. Sr. 1L Total 550. -
Willie Ferguson, 885; Eliza Smith 380.
Sr. Pt. II. Tone lift -Moreno Ching,
233; Eddie Carrick, 290; Norman Ford,
200; Nellie Green 208; Lawrence .A1 -
ward 130. Jr. Pt. II. Total 800. -Grant
Hooper. 250; Jessie Carrick 225; Hor-
ace Pfaff, 180. Sr, Pt. Green.
Jr. Pare L-Duncrin Ching, Elena Sta-
cey, Willie Hooper.
M. R. HOGG, Teacher.
The following is the report of S. S.
N. 6, 'Osborne, for the month of Oc-
tober. Names are in order of merit: -
V. -May J(MeS, Maggie. Coward, Hazel
Hagan. Sr. IV. -May Delbridge, Flos-
sie Francis, Olive Berryhill. Jr. IV. -
Willie Mord, Victor Sawyer, Almena
Heywood. Sr. III. -Nettie Campbell,
Lanra Godbolt, Vera. Creery. jr. III.
Alma Johns, Nene: Heywood, Virda
Berryhill. The following promotions
were made in Junior Room. Sr. II. to
Jain. Pass mxtrk 317.--Lilla Heywood
117, Charence Creery 300, Lulu Goelholt
340, Earl johes 344. jr. II. to Sr. II.
Pass mark 255.- Ella Veal 887'Annie
Wilson 331, Hubert Jones 309, Laura
Woods 309, Ella Washburn 306, Ray
.Fletcher 255. Part II. to Jr. Il. Pass
mark 325.-Juo. Oreery 480, Tom Saw-
yer 862.
D. McDougall ).
A. E. Martin Teachers.
The following is the result of recent
examinations of S.S. No. 4, ljsborne.
held Oct. 22nd and 28rd. Names are in
order of meriti--Prom Jr. III. to Sr.
III.- (Honor List)-Aliee Davis, Flos-
sie E. HUD ter, Eileen Caves, Edna Liise
ton, Cora, Davidson, Russell May, Nel-
lie Rooke, Frank Rooke. (Pass List)
Frank B. Handford, Nene 'McCurdy,
Pearl Hunter, May Skinner, Ernie
Dorton, Arthur -Kerslake, Richie
Flicks, Willie Webber. From Jr. II.
to Sr.11. --(Honor List) -Cecil Skinner,
Bella Davis, Willie Essery, Tommy
Davidson, Vine, Kerslake. ,(Pass List)
Beryl Creighton. From Part IT to Jr.
Davidson, Joe Davis. Geo.
Davis, Lila Creightou, Ton:Icily Coates,
Carrie May, Becleie Colhert, Ave, Skin-
ner, Will Walker, Hedley May.
The followihg shows the standing of
the pupils of S.S. No. 10, Hay, for the
month of October. The report is based
upon general proficiency and the re-
sult of the recent promotion exarnin-
ation. V -Mabel Doegall, Willie Mc-
Ewen. IV.-F.Colemeri,W.Coleuntu,B.
Munn, George AFFLISLI Ong. Sr-.
Arth In- Colette?) n,J enn e Jackson, tonic-
WalpPr, Alpine McEwen Ji 111. -
Mary Coleman, Roswell Dougall, Her-
man Todd, Bennie Elder, Victoria
Jarnes Mut ray. Sr, IL -
Archie RoweIiife. Roy Todd. Jr. IT -
Robbie Jackson, Alex. Mousso, Mare-
Walper. Nellie Roweliffe, Rosie Bart,
Aggie Walpole Peet II. -Ina Jack-
son, Geo. Jackson, Almond Mcnovett,
Alexander 13101, Charlie Davis,
Gracia Elder. Pa rt L -Ea ti e Basta, d,
:Limes Munn, Oliver I to wcliffe.
A. MeGrnsoon, Teachies
SMASHEO UNCLE'S SKULL.
Strathroy, Nov. 8113, -An
which will in all probability reselt in
the death of a resident of Adelaide
township took piece here last evening.
The unfortunate victim is Patrick Up-
ton, aged 45, and the would-be slayet
his twice, Feeny McGarvey, aged 38.
Miss McGarvey, who has been keeping
hoose for Upton, a single wan, is sub-
ject to spells of meow aberretioni
Accordieg to her own statement she
attempted:the fife of Upton in order to
save him from some horrible torment..
which bad appeared to her in a vision.
Upton bad supper at the MeGarvey
residence on Saturday. At the con-
chtsion of the meal the party sat
around the kitchen fire iu eau-
versation when the noised' withont
Moments tvarnitig or the least provo-
cation arose anti produced a short -
handled axe boa) beneath her eape,
aporoaehed Upton and, taking- the
weapon in both hands, brought it
&WU WW1 terrifie force upon Lis bead,
inflicting a wound from which his
beams oozed ont. Upton tell across
bis chair and received two more heavy
blows before his assailant could he
overpowered. lie eauttot possibly live
and his death is hourly expected.
McGann -es- was arrested at ortee,
.„
Jill isgreen
111r.W.E. Jarrott has 'been ag-
ed as teacher in 5.5. No. U. odexichl
at a good inereao in eatery. "ilia so-
vicee must eerteintly be appreciated.
Mr. JOIM VOChralie. Sro Will leave
shoetly for Si. Marys where he intends
reeddieg. We are stew to see him go
Lint wish him muele happiness in his
oew botoe.--The farmers have nearly
all got their roots up. The potatoes
have suffered badly from roh-Mre.
Stephenson aud family, of the Parr
•Line, bine returned from tt, pleasant
visit with Mrs. Alton, at Belfast:
SAD DExra. --There paesed away t
the unseen world (en Monday, Nov. 2,
tie, who faxemany eTers has been a
resident or this toweship, Mrs. Stelek,
beloved wife of Mr. Ferdinand Stelek.
Deetle always bringe with it Sadness
and gloom and this event is no mop -
Lion to the ride. As deceased had not
been laid aside from tilo active duties ;
of life by long illness. news of her death
came startlingly endden and unexpeet-
ed. Last sprtng deceased was troubled
with melancholy, front whielnhoweeer
ehe had seemingly recovered, eptil its
return last week. On the cloy above
me -aimed ber husband went to the
barn as usual to do the chores, he had
Lin there some time when his little
girl ran to the barn saying Unit some-
thing was the roatter with her mother.
Lie hastily went to the house and found
on arrival that his wife had taken nee le
ly two ounces of amitotic acid. The
doctor WaSSItiornoned immediately but,
nothing amid be done and she passed
away shortly after his arrival, without.
uttering a word. She was in the 43t1
year of her age. She is highly spoken
of as a goal neighbor mid kind went,
and many indeed are those who cnn
testify to her kindnees of heart. Held
in high esteem, her sudden demise
beinight stable:is to a very large circle
of /mule, 'maned by long Tesulence
here and the :kindness of her disposi-
tion. The deeeased doubtless had her
share of lifies discondigements. To
her life met have lost itscharmj when '
ehe eould bid a last farewell to her
loved ones and then take the final
draught that so quickly caused the
spark of life to go (mt. A sorrowing,
husband and two daughters survive
her. The funeral tnok plaCe on Wed-
uesday, the large gathering in attend-
ance and it:onerous floral tributes evi-
denciug the esteem in whith the de-
ceased was held and the sympathy felt,
for the bereavederletives. We tender
our sympathy to the hearts Unit are
troubled and sect.
you.
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Canalaie maeufacteriog arid commercial enterprises are (level.
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hi
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PECULIAR TO MEN AND WOM
It is sad to contemplate the unfortunate coudition of so many
our day and generation. At 30 they feel 50; at 40 they feel 60, mil t SO
when they should be in the very prime of life, they are almeet ready for
the grave. The fire of youth hos gone out, the fountain of 'vitality is
exhausted. Premature old. eget No wetter what produited it, whether
evil habits in iyouth, later excesseo, or business worriee, the ONO thing
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vitalizes the senual organs, checks all unnatural drains and lees= and
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WE nAvE A COMPLETE STOCIK
OF SUCH THINGS AS
TRA V7 ROOT
CUTTER PITLPER
KNIVES KNIVES
ROOT PULPERS
ALL SIZES IRON PIPE
1 WE MAKE TO ORDER
GALVANIZED AND
RLAOK CASTINGS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
IThe follom i g are the mond= oi the
pupils ()SKS. leo. I. StOpbt.17, NOM bare
taken the highest et:ceding in the
menth or ()au—v.—Laura Sons, Edn
MeNanghton, Clatenee Dopler), V.
Wilson. Sr. 1V.-.1e1buie Callfes,
Enos. 1Vindsor, Leer e MeNatiebton,
Elva Windsnr. Jr. e White,
Charlie Grafton, Willie Sims, R. Bat II -
big. Sr. II r. -J no. Dempsey, Lillien
%thin:toe, Goudon Wileote
TIT. -
N, Heilman, M. Hepburn, Mervin El-
ston. Sr. IL -Hazel flicks, Eddie
Sims." Auetin Dimlan. 11. -Ek 0.
Harding, jno, Hogarth, Edna Dail ye
Part IL -F. Esse t y, Elva Brooks 1,
Windsor.
J. A. McNaughton
N. Rut:hors, Tettehers.
GENERAL REPAIRS
JAMES MURRAY
Stephen
The following is a correct report of
the standing of the phpils in S. S. No.
3, Stephen, for the month of ,Octo-
bete The nernee ate arranged in order
,if merit: -Sr. IV. -Herbie Beaver,
Eddie Willis, Mitchell WilliS, Lizzie
Stu:tiers. Sr. Triebner,
Thos. Sanders, Edith Parsone. Jr. IV.
-Cecelia Ford, Fred Beaver, Thos. Pen- ,
hele, Ralph Willis, Hilda Preszca tor, 1
A enie Hicks, Harry Parsons. Jt.. III. i
Levin?), Cookson. Garnet Craig, Eal le '
Parsons Sr. II. -Gladys Dearing, Ed- ,
tile Triehner, Sherreen Willis, Edith
Whittaker, Geo. l -licks. Jr, II. -Pres -
00 Dearing, Earl Shepton, Johnny
Sam Stonlalee, Fred Peeszcator.
Caen. Whittaker. Sr. Part H. -Floe-
-nee Triebner, Ada Willis,Gordon San- t
tiers, Aln3er Willis, Chester Parsons, j
Lam Box. Jr. Part IL -Fern Box,
)live Preszca tor. Sr. Part I. -Ger. 1
Seed Stardalee. Jr. Port I.--doidoni
Penhele. Joe Creig, Wilfrid S'hapt.on,
eldgar IVueeth, MIly Whitiekee., Pere;
rect lassoo race, Sr. II. - Gladys 'Dear -
g. Jr. IL -P, ston Delerieg, Johnny
'Villis. Sr. Part, IL -Ada \Villis;
,lorenee Teichner. No. on toll 45,',
verage ettend nee SO ` -
Fred J. Sanders, Teacia€ 7.
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We fully guarantee the genu-
ine quality of our rings and have
e special value
$23.00
Diamond
f?Ing
The diamond is pure white in
color and perfectly cut and pro
portioned.
Is set in either the above solid
4 K. gold rings.
Money returned if ring is not
satisfactory.
IVIailed prepaid to any address
on receipt of price.
SEND FOE SIZE CARD.
John S. Barnard,
JEWELER,
LONDON, • ONTARIO,