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DASI-IWOOD SCHOOL li11PORT..
The following shows the relative
standing of the pupils of our school
for November, based on weekly tests
and daily Marking.
Sr. 5th. • (History, Agri.. • Latin,
Science and Book-keeping. )- .E.•
Howard 93; M. Tiernan S5; t'. Stein-'
hagen ; lt.'
Jr. 4th. t Same :+ubleets).-F.
Harden) 87; A.11ot2man 83;.1. ga-
yeties 76; J. Guenther 74; E. Guen-
ther 73; I' l>.rc t11xstati ar , w3.
Sr 4th. (History, Agri., Arith.,
Hlygieatt'.'-1., • Tiernan 83; Lillie
ll;illert L. Eveland 71; A. Ila-'
d.•r•6$;- C. Snell t'46: Lueflle Willer;
*41
Jr. 4th. (Sante ubjeets. )••••-I.,.
Rohl :1: E. Zimmer 62; V. Maker
9; M. Rinker *29.
G. S. Howard. Prineiiia1.
Rt)OM 11.
Sr. 3rd. Total attarks
Birk 257: 1F • Graupner 246: ll. Kel-
lerman 129: L. Witmer *111: I..
1*aite?r *103; t'. Fisher 9t).
Jr. 3rd. Total marks 250.---A. Tie-
lagan 176: A. Willert 16tit E. P.tlds'
149:: E. Tietxaata 144; H. Hot2raan
117; F. Kicinstiver 92; X. Wein
*86. t. it i1agt'n *3; A. Miller
49; ti. tllat'tatli'r a:i-,; W. Stirs' w`4$,,
S.r. 2attl. Total marks 220. 1
ale nter 160: t'. Illarttatk:iter 141+; E
H:ain.teher 144; A. list?staineyer /411;
E. Hartieih *94; M. White *:cit.
Jr Anti Total &¢::arks :-'lift •'i'.
I1aynr 1:''.: F. Guenther 128: G.
1st;rnat'.:•:tttr 1•a:; L. Bender 100; M.
Molitor tri L, Zimmer •r 0 1. 1.:pia"rd
, G. Bender r *iv i M. ,gt.r>i s :a
1'. 1":31:t05.10117•
ROOM 1.
Jr. 2m1. --W. - V. Ill,•,. te144: M. t:r:i:ap-
::• S24: W. EvfOoral+: ' i. Fos-
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fish prohibition poll, voted dry, at -
•though Scotland as -a whole turned
Clown prohibition.
The three Prairie Provinces have
agreed on their approach. to the Dom-
inion Government with reference. to
the control of naeural resources.
Joseph Buchie, an Indian convict
in Port Arthur Jail, locked his Ward-
er in his cell, released two others,
cooked a breakfast and walked out.•
FRIDAY.
The British House of 1 n ;1s li::s
passed the Unemployment Bill.
The Hungarian 'Cabinet, headed by
Count Paul Teleky, has resigned.
• Fire insurance companies may be
forced to reduce premiums to agents.
Musical instraannent nxanufaeturers
plead for the removal of the luxury
tax.
Premier Drury says readjustment
of wag ee• will- follow generally redue-
c tl prices.
Victor Ros, tlneneial expert, ex-
press•s hti,roftt1 view of European
oo ditions, •
Women are. suggesting ,many inno-
v:ltio•mc i:t cnnnei'tion With the To-
•tvai4i police court
Quebec bakers have reduced prices.
t"tl Ottawa and Hull bakers have
•,'n'tPd a cash breis.
The De la Salle and U.T.S. hockey
^ietl:-s will enter teams in the O.H.A.'
Prepratory School group. •
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The scheme for overseas settlement
1f a-e^rvicei nen will be extended in
r `* • `n to the end of 1921.
Th•' tos.iittrodnetion of traveling
1'411.47a -frons Irelaud is being' ebn-
•:i tr» el by the British Cabinet.
The S.•ottish Co-operative Eleva-
tor. north of Biggar, Sask.. was burn-
ed to the ground; loss -play be about
37 5.0110.
A stet kitten climbed into the. crib
of a snv'n-months-old baby in Chat
'?^'a. N.M. and going to sleep on its
tiltffnerated it, -
Jrt';c nit Gibson. of Inliersoll prom -
`n• nt in tton pent noe, uplainol.
A.0 i',tv.. M-thodist, athletia an.l
ooto•in:Y rift:"lrs frit' many Poo's. is
:1n 0ttotvr.-Hirst synth!:. •tt 1'nc
"t:i•.I,t :+.I.), offer for the Caro•- nl i.'r-
1) utnsey bout !Incl gra:ar:aturr
' fa 'iii 1'ti121•r' -oon 1 boots aro
Th,_ . ,> , II , {.461114 Crag..
• ,.1 i . cl:,, . t .. +t , „t t1Pt var-
McGillivray •
Miss Lizzie Ball had the mitstortune
to ,fail down; her cellar stair with the'
result that she broke her left arinand
received u badshaking up. She was
alone at tate. time but was ab'l'e to tel-
epho e. for assit;tante.
*, ns
Saintsbury
Jtiss Carrie I)at s s v lasting her sin
ter, sirs. 3. Ho hams Sezxorth,
mans • friends of lir. Jas. Turnerwilie
will be glad to hearhe has returned
home :from the hospital. -hiss Ann:e
SVashiaurn leaves Thursday for the
City o: Guelph where she will i:s': for
a
time. ---Relative DI this virrrity were
sorry to learn: of the recent sickness
and death y :Airs. J. el;.ir g• 01 Wet-
end
'ttt.-
t n:l 11rs. \ii:" I)_t:kt•t s, Mrs.
Sithe Me;s:e. Frei :ell i Frank Davis
a: z i the . ante a'. 81-.11a:old Iiutt
ter is, 4.::c d:mg, the Fat 'Stook Shaw
at Toronto. -Wedding Bel's will soon
be:vagina' n our midst. -The
he -Uuti
people are bus;: practislng for the
Sita.day Soho): Chrtttinas sten -ter..
W:a't'h for the date ne' t wee:(.--- :fir.
Fred iluaa., is i usy thresh ng vete
thee flaw.
BRUSS.ELS-- F1ire in the D. Ewan
blas dea:'ni est the large blacksmith
s on and show room on the east side.
} • t .; ..Bre calm ;r'nht and ;(roti
a ttr' :t: the tiretnau ate remainder of
was saved. The (origin o
is unknown. The burned par;
'Ai: be rebuilt.
t:1.1 \ I'ON-Word has colli of the
dt at .*tn )i s. W. II. Farquhar of tier-..
:t ", Sack,. formerly i't the flown
':.•:1. She had been ailing for three
oe herr: Lour
t t-yGt` t t °31 .Y.:tai he: fl aughtG'r.
i •kruCi l•tdi. 1•.l the 16 a ^"- x1 --I.
is e r e ha sold h\ ietk
,t .' t: t -t eneey bus:ne;:,,' .') P.
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4 A. rr,, 0 1? f.i • *124; 11, rine . on, .141t ,,ion of Claippawa,
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S ;Hv O,` O}yT.. REPORTOF C)
4 USBORNE, :or toe roon.1/4 +: a.n
Sr 4-H. Hunter 79. to The'ny.an eT
I Harding 62. Sr.- Hover . ii ?.
V aaioent 53 jr
H'in:er 54. Sr...
T..,..Cr.V t... *?. D 'tV_ _ 74. L. Ht."
..•!" 71. G. Ford 65 Jr, .-i.. Hun er
p:, -A I::o sr^ X`;. Fs- '•nL' 14
average acre .da n.e 13.
J,,. M. Davin tee;
Women of Canada
MonI"-, -en-We
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a_ the t.:
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avt:.e i nrr - .w- . h .u- ...
t-;,; ,•- . ..^. t. noot yi..0
a n oor ur2t.el r '•t:. t•ona ural
beat tai e :or a If: ,g and hspny and
t.r3*seous c, get t•totto es-
eeteer. e re eta Izir,w halt yeti
are zzot. ee.e your connecti,.,,!tato
us out that yo's wi i still continue tc.
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tee,. your classes by yoga. angular at -
tae w eon we assuro you we
HE;ifo. pr?ze We are aware o: the
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-. when a new home is number -
6o1 omong the myriad home, c. eer.h a
great coat odds and ends one n cess„-
ar, .•o ave acted accordingly, and
rave brouoht alc•ng a variety o: such
ondales. Gt ch we ask you to accept
la- a remembrance from your class
!assia:ates. Our clos,'ng wish is that
' hath may conwiaue to be what you
have bee- a real Soldier of the Cross
• *• and -a devoted Bethany Sister,
Testily
Dacre, Ort,: -"I rut more than pleased
with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. I
was rue -down Sena
ro nervous that I
could not even stay
in thehouse- alone
in the day -gime and
tried every kind of
medicine I heard of
but got no result.
One of my friends
advised me to take
Favorite Prescrip-
tion,' said that it
would cure me, and
it did. After taking
6 ' v four bottles I felt
like a new woman
and it is also the very best medicine for a
woman bringing up a fp?n1ly. I will recom-
mend 'Favorite Prescription' to any one
suffering like I did;" -MRS. JOSEPH
BEA17DRY, R. R. 2.
WEAK AND NERVOUS
Tillsonburg, Ont. -"I found Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription an excellent medicine
for the ailments of women. I had beware
very weak and nervous. I was just miser-
able when I began taking the 'Favorite
Prescription' and it proved most beneficial.
4 so.completely restored me to health that
1`hav never had any reof
e turn this ailment.
I dor rlvise the use of 'Favorite Prescription'
by women whb suffer with womanly troub-
le." -MRS. GEO. WALKER, P. 0. Box
490.
Dr. Pierce's - Favorite Prescription is
made of lady's slipper root, black cohosh
soot, unicorn root, blue" cohosh root and
Oregt-n grape root. Dr. - Pierce knew,
when he firsemade this standard medicine,
that whiskey and morphine were inju. ions,
and so he has always kept them.out --of his
-remedies. Women who take this standard
!remedy know that in Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription they are getting a safe•woman's
-tonic so good that druggists. everywhere sell
it, in liauid or tablet form. -
Signed on behalf of the Classes.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the Evnn;e'ical parsonage, Wednesday
! evening, De:. lst, when Miss Ella Dis-
t iardiae was united in marriage to Mr.
t0. Truemner, Rev. W. G. Yager o:fi-
t ciathtg. The young coupe were un-
attended. Heartiest congratulations
are extended. D
!tlr. E. We:vii of Clifford is vsit'ng
at his home here.
l Miss ELzabeth Wolfe of Crediton. is
#spending a few days with her brother
Mr H. Tyler of Oshawa has return-
, ed hone.
f .'Lir. and Mrs. Alex. Stumpf of Wet-
e o) visaed at the ,homb of Mr. Wel-
•tiz -a fe(v days last week.
1 Mi.'s Olive Wale~t has returned af-
ter spending a week visiting with her
'cousins, Mr. and Mrs.%George A. Wiill-
erg et Petroiea. t.
• Farquhar
FARQUHAR WOMEN'S INSTIT-
UTE OYSTER SUPPER, Farquhar
Hall, Friday, Dec. 10th., Supper ser-
ved from 5 to 8 o'clock. Good prc-
s elocution.-
br;ldtnme-l2rs. G. Passmore;
1st The Hocking Musical Trio, Kirk -
ton. Male Quartette., and others will
assist" Adm scion 75c., children un-
der 12, 35c.
Clandeboye
vii;s A. Bice o'.+>st'-a• Ponderosa lent-
o,:throb ` ;tthich •r.pened a fruit .p.,ck-
ed Nov, 28, which weighe.l 15 ounces
aid measure_ 12 by .13 inches. The.
shrub is only about two and a, half feet:
hi :.h, ha; theee lemons st 11 gronvr,ng
and is seldom out of blossom the ye'tr
round.
• A • No ....$ I1•.lti::E y L461 cite is re -
to form a six-
th. .. of
.'no::or Community Service
cuteeeren ::. Toronto has a good
ope e •: tlra,
Eae, l vP. ttrtipt?rty oeuvre - car-
ried a Hydro by-law by a vote of
The French Chamber of Deputies
has voted to re-establish relations
with the Y atiean.
Final figures of the prohibition
vote in Alberta show the dry ma-
jority to be 18,742.
Montreal Administrative Commis-
sion will not recognize the Police
Union with its present affiliations.
The wool workers of New South
Wales have struck for wages in ac-
cord:tnce with the Federal Cotnmis-
SiOP
Ontario .Agricultural College stu-
dente made a fine showing in stock
judging at Chicago at the Inter-
national Live Stock Show.
The cruiser Aurora and the de-
stroyers Patrician and Patriot, -hand-
ed over to Canada by the British Ad-
miralty, left Devonport, England, for
Canada on Tuesday.
The first steamship to bring a li-
quor cargo to St. ,John is the C. G.
M. M. vessel Canadian Trader, with
30,000 cases of whiskey from Glee-
goly for "Upper Canada."
A St. Catharines citizen plucked a
bunch of summer flowers in his gar-
den on Tuesday, the foliage being
untouched by the frost. raid a fish -
worm hanging to the root, which had.
been only two inches under gromid.
THURSDAY.
Jack Dempsey hv s signed to box -
"Jess" Willard on March 17.
The ex-kaiserin is very .low, and
her death is expected speedily. •
• S: J. Dickson becomes Ciacf of the
Toronto police force, succeeding Col.
Grasett. '
The Toronto police are following
new clues concerning A. J. Set Ill's
disappearance.
Sir Adam- Beck says the rep'irt of
the special committee on Hydro af-
fairs is vague.
t Windsor, Walkerville, Sandwich-.
and Ford have gained 10.000 in
population in the year.
West Australia has increased its in-
come tax, and land taxes and Victoria
has raised its railway rates.
'The Canadian Independent Tele-
phone Association will present a
scheme to the Government. -
The ,South London. branch of the
Merchants' Bank was robbed by two
men, who escaped in a high-powered
car.
Bobby" McLean has • challenged
Oscar Mathieson at Norway to com-
pete for the world's speed skating
title.
' Three highly -trained agents of
Lenine are said to be at work in Cen-
tral Ontario .among foreign working-
men.
Several officials of the Vancouver
School Board were requested by the
chairman to resign, no charges being
specified. , -
The new Agriculture Building at.
the.. Ontario Agricultural College,
1Guelph, was formally opened ''on
Wednesday. •
• Fifty' million {.narks, the proceeds
of sales in Berlin, have been sent to
the ex -kaiser in Holland since 'Jan-
uary 1, 1919.
January1,1919.
The Island of Lewis, in the Se-ot-
1e2;• 'O're ti` • i. ?, t tare reap''4I
1t ,, . . s' \IITCIII:LL -Margaret l.uai :t. I t;
t.1,t • o.) 3I loved daughter o lir. J. l3 end Mo,
, t•.l`, Schneider. died at the family Ito.no,
liitellell. on Sund.r et.•.n 'tw.
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VICTORY LOAN
COUPONS
We will cash your Victory Loan
Coupons or place them to your credit
in our Savings Bank where' they will
draw interest at 3 0 per annum. 514
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THE CANADIAN
OF .0 YME
PAID-UP CAP;TAL.
RESERVE FUND
$15,000,000
$1 5,000,000
EXETER BRANCH, r. A. Chapman, Manager.
Incorporated in 1855
CAPITAI, ItESERVE $0,000.000
Over 130 Branches
THE MO L S ONS BANK
WE W1•LCO:li1.' 'I ILL DEPOSITS
At all our Branches we ha e Saving, Departments a:
which Deposits of ;31111,1 , r int.•e are received. Interest
at regular rates.
L our teouS attention :liven to every Customer.
EXETER BRANCH •
T. S. WOODS Manager,
G•
Centralia Branch open for business •tars!
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Bran h
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