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Winchelsea
The Winell lsea 'school was packed.
eC,.,
for the Christmas t
nis tl zaS ext el tai
nlxleilt
whichark
n m ecit `lee close o f the terns.
A11 the available space was occupied
and some were unable to get 111. The
program. was one of the -best that hap.
been given at Winchelsea for years,
and the tea'ch'ers;Miss McKellar and
Miss McCullough deserve great erect-
" t for the
manner in w%iclr •the pu-
pils ivere trained. Some of the num-
bers -were especially i;iiterstiig. A
small admission fee *as charged. and
'the proceeds amounted to over $6 O.
�itnlll.
V le
Mrs. George tlaelletteat 1z
esent is
quite ill andt under the' Dr's: care'.
Miss 'Mina Cornish, ,who is atteed
ing High Scirool' at Belmont is speicd-
ing` her holidays larder the parental
root: •
Miss Viola Bell attended a reunion
banquet given for last year's I' oitncai;
•
students iii London' on Friday, -Dec.
23rd.
Miss Laurina Johus,rwho is book-
keeper for a firm in London, is lionle
for a week.
" 11 incl Mrs. Jas. McLaughlan of
Wal are fire at; home with Mrs. i17c-
Laughlan's father, Mr. Robt. Woods.
Mr. Fred,ed Wright, t, who is
a
tte
nd-
:ing
a barber's college in Toroato, is
1'a4u
laying in, the -conn nit
Y
ry_
adi
.-tddr
z �, Dian (nee', Nella -'Hey-
woo( ) and little daughter, Marjorie
are `house from the West renewing
old acquaintances.
Miss hfary Hera and two nephews
Walter and Kenneth Johns are
spending a week in St. Marys at the
home of'Miss Bern's sister, Mrs. D.
S. Whaley.
What's the, question : for to -day?
Hydro. -
.IOHN REAN1.1Y,'',OF LOGAN,
FOraN13 DYING IN RfELI)
John Reaney, .an old and mach 're-
spected resident ;of the' 3rd. conces-'
cion et 'Logan, , died on . Christmas
Eve under. distr•essi>ig •.cireunnstances,
Deceased undertook to,.lead a young.
horse tout a`to .water • aad v
ound the
halter.- shank, around his: wrist, it ie.
thought for• a sure hold.:` The horse
G
is sueposeasto have jumped and.jerke
ed with the o1d'man, Who is 8O years
Of age, and minting, away trailing
Win 'ever. • the 'ti,ozen greund. Be
was.foun.cl h T this son about 40 rcds
fir, '.rl, the barn sometime after, and
;ung then but died about an
ha i"ter. No one saw the accid-
ent. 'sides his widow, twa dough.
teas and,,, four sons .survive. The
funeral took' place on Tuesday td
anriiiity Church Ceniietery, Mitchell:
Crediton
Mi, Freeman MVorlock has boI lz
thehoe business of theMr.B
s late o
Browi and is tatting kassesgio2 thi
week.
Mr. Victor Nestle of Chatham
Miss Lyde ;pestle, Mrs. Johnston an
1\lr. and Mrs. Broderick, ; of _Lond'on
spent Christmas at the home of M.
and Mrs. T, Tievitliick.
Miss Vera I-Ioltzniann
nurse in
training ;
Iii atVitoria:
nlio it
gS al London,
,
Was withaher ,par �c;Mi, sa�zi:d. 1V1.?s^
J. H ,
. Hal't"znraiii fox. a;`few' da s.'tliis
Y
week.
Mr.. arid Mrs.:,Dl tier, S'xi n+t2 ,, tto
Ben Millar spent tike"`Iio]t`da'y with
the latters mother Mrs. George,Hol
Unman is n Miss, Julia Bauch is wit
i'ier parents at the Evangelical angelical; par
nonage for'the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. ,r, Essery.
Mr. Wm, Colwell, who has spent
�IM
"ii E. ETER�
the last three months at his furni,in
Sash •e
to •I
. i n rod home Met
week,
e
Service vice
was held ld in the 'baseztent
of the new cliureli last Sunday y for
the first time.,
d`
r
Mi
h
Mr. 'Herbert Beaver spent_„ the
week end in Detroit'
Mr, Joe Keenan of the .Bank ofy'
Commerce • was in Guelph for the
Curistnzias lrolidays:' •
The Sunday school entertainment
of the 'Evangelical church which was
held Monday evening was a splendid
success The first part of the pro-
granrnie".consisted of songs aitd. -recit-
ations by the.y.-oung members of the
Sunday School while the second part
was a Contata entitled "The Rose
of
Bethlehem" enc
and was
exceptionally
xceptionahy
well rendered. At the close of the
programs gifts weredistributed to the
different e1 Ille
ether
s of :..the Sunday
School. The superintendent
MI J.
H. Holtzman being presented with
a token by the Adult Bible classes.
The Women's•' Institute concert
was held in the' Town Hall last
Thursday evening. The programme
consisted of selections by Murray
Cayley entertainer, Mr, Baine, viol-
inist, instrumental trio by Messrs.
Cayley, Baine and .Lorne Brown and
selections,by school children of Cred-
iton and South school. The pro-
ceeds of concer : to go 'toward pay
ment on the athletic field.
Centralia
id
Mr.' Byron ron
'Hicks' :ilia iait5`were
'
expectedliome Monday iistead
'"a
wireless cress caiue statin til
'e '
g , ey were still
on the ocean
1
c.
and Mrs. s, lar
>• •
uness, of Nor'tic `
ern Ontario, and Mrs: Lewis,'Iof Lan-
don, visited Mr. IIac•kness and Mrs,'
Lewis parents, Mr. an'cl Mrs. Connor
'ever the Holiday,`
Mr. Earl Hodgins of Toronto,. is
visiting under the parental roof over
the Christmas. -
Miss Mabel Ellioad of Clinton is
spending the vacation at her -Home
lie.re.
'Dr. ,and Mrs. Heighwey, of Len-
ten, spent :.Christmas the.•guests of
Dash
wood
Mr, -Clar enure Yaeger tof Sarnia spent
the holiday at . . , n
hip home here
.aliiss. C 'i
arae; , ,
Ktrnt,� orf Detralt;
vis t, r,
i zn t
.� Ith �
6 er .
t121 pauietttts.
Mr. an.t Mrs, Geo. Kellerman ll retie sire
visiting an Chlesley, •
• Mrs Der Learn o. ..
S . $, of Saginaw,
fiche are v'Si, pr
Gra, e'g ',wadi Mr; and Alis.
Y ,.sx.:
Mr.:. and
1\?a'S. Wilbur Graylnei,1 ,oL
Woodstock nee .visiting IMi;: ;and Mrs.
J. W. Graybeia . .
:lire, Humband 'children, 1. .. en,' Iffy, and
Mrs. I3. El.si(e land. Mr. ,alnd :Mrs. E ,
Pfaff and son ''Clifford of Sarnia ' airs
holiday visitors an towtra
Mr. ' Wm. Mtssser df Pe terbero . '
is
visiang .at hd,s llama :..here
Mr, and Mrs N. E. Dahms . are ;
saendi!nig the holidays ia Hanover.
Dr. Grua: S,pkier of Cardington Ohio
spent Christmas with th31s parents, Mr:
and ' Mrs. Wm. 'Snider.
Hue
Mr,' omer r'
G tithe r of Waterloo
to
spent( the wleek tend at bus home.
Mr, and Mrs's tHasen Dark and daugh
tier Betty of Alnlaerstburg are visiting
with 1 I
ti 1V r• and Mrs. Charles:�$teindcagen
'Ma Herb Gatieler ioif Dettroit ie visit-
ing at his homy here aver the holidays
Kraft
Mr. Edmund Iiraft .tiiid the. mi'sfor-
tune afahaiving has finger \takeln off
fire a :grinding ncaaaaliri)nle last"jveels. -
Mr. Walter.Fassotd of London spent
Christmas with hits parent's
:less Letta Guenther is visiting iet
D ttroi t this week.
Mr. Harry Guenther of Windsor
v.sIc d : bus ,pateents toyer C.hrirstmas.
Mr. Earl Gais'er has opened a new
skating rink, Skating every afternoon.
and evaincr g,
Mr: and Mrs. E, G duraft and fam-
ily and Mr. and Mrs'Fred Preeai'er
spent Christmas in. London).
Mr. Milford Cook and sister AInia
al Detroit, Myrtle and Alberta of
London, arid Mrsj. Dale of Walton
Groan, visited their tparents, Mr. and
'.\irs. Geo.. Cook'avner thie, holiday,
SCHOOL. REPORT •
Of Ream "11, based on examinations"
arta daIv work Sra 11:i,; G. Guenther
,271, H. Hoffman 2.53, C" Fischer 231
A. Siss nhag'ea. 168 F. K1einsttv,er 16) t
E. W Ld;s` 155; W.Ha/Tomer 147, A. b
Wallet .140,- •H;' IHartle'b 135
1 Jr-.. IIT, ;tI2
C, B'iirnieisier' 265, Tl Ha •ter: 264 `ri\I
H-ael 232, E. 'PIartleib,215 F. Guenthier d
205, G. Bender •203, A.,,Resteuieyer178' a
I. Upland 175, E. Hamacher 164, M.
`
61-irner 160,_ E. Merrier 157, M�I,White to
150 'VI. Gra;upner 125, C. 'Pfaff 111, N. f
FaLssold 25; ',Sr. II., G. 'Burmeister 213 d
L. 'Zimmer 188; W. Evelan 188, L. Ben -at
d°r 188, P. Bender: 186, S. Gertitner g
th
Zion
Zion ; Su a - e
d School held their
is R Y •.
Christmase-en entertainment tertan meet on Tuesday
:
Deo. 20 con nosed of recitation dia-
logues,
I �r
logues, and singing. Mrs. Armitage
sang sevei'ad selections. Rev. M.
Armitage was chairman,' Santa Claus
distributed presents to the children.
The, Pastor was the recipient of a
finer duck.
A meeting in the interests of
g n hy-
dro for fanners was' held recently,
adt1ressedb "1Fir.:loshua. Johns. <h
Y . �.0 e
fariners are taking considerable in-
terest and a ,number have signed up
to..havo ;.hydro installed �providinga
sufficient number are obtained.
Miss M. McIntyre, of Forest, visit-
ed her sister, Miss'. Jennie, for a few
days last week. c,:
tl
h`selhu
� Cat
The Chiselhurst Christmas enter-
tainment was a decided success. The
scholar from the three surounding
day` schools 'taking ';part in drills, dia
logues, reeitations; choruses an
songs. -
Miss Annie Wren, John' Wren and
wife, of Toronto,
are visiting zs in
t g the for-
mer's, parents, Mr. and Mas. Geo T.
Wren over the week -end...; ' r
Mr and Mrs. Roy McDonald, 1,
ad ,Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Chambers,,- Mr. Martin
McTaggart, Miss McTaggart,Miss E.
Wallis, is lVi
i ..and M'rs. ,T. Harris and
family spent Christmas with friends
at Exeter.
Mrs, Cudinore and family spent
Christmas with friends at Seaforth.
Mr. W. J. Pybus,, Chiselhurst.
d
Dear Brother,—
' We the members of the congre-
gation of the Chiselhurst Methodist
Church, desire to exaress to you our
appreciation of your earnest self-
savcrificing services- on :behalf of the
Sunday School of our church.- Tho
we ourselves may not always show as
much interest in 'the. school as we
should for the study yof God's, word
-still we are glad there' is a Sunda"
School Y
c ool in'our` midst'and'ttiat so"'nrucll
is being n alone g to ''teach "and. inspire
our boys and
Y girls,' 'our young testi
and-ivomen'arid older',onee" as ;well
a se'
t; tl v:,,lines of, Christian: eliaracter
uilding. We recogiirae,, the,.. act.
at the burden of the Sunday School
as rested upon you aud
a few other
evoted workers and we wish you to
crept this Ring -and Timepiece as a
ken of our. ap reciatio
P n of your
aithful,. earnest efforts. We do not
o . this with the thought that you
e :goingi'to leave: us or that you are
oing to give up the work, but rather
at w® may excoura e : oil. a
g y little
y «letting• you know that we do ap-
reciate your ervice in the Sunday'
hoot and Church. May God spare
u . long to labor with us in His
ok.
Signed on behalf of the congre-
tion, Wei. J. Wilkinson, Thomas
arris, Earl Tinsman, Bert Riley.
c. 22nd., 1921..
170 I We:it 152, E W2twer 105.
Tana, ai Edmeson�, ,teacher:;
AmiparamtenractaiMinamonniseenon
421121.111
r.
•
give � his tr�.�-v�ic
BECAUSE he has compared his voice with its RE-CREATION by the New
Becausethousandsof l - have heard scomparison.
Edison. Pec s people h ethisBecause
P P
onedistinguishedan: differencee ween his livin g voice and i
no b t o his RE-
CREATED
y g
voice.
Don't take the statement of an artist that a phonograph gives his true voice.
See whether that phonograph can sustain the comparison test. If it can't, you
know that such phonograph does not give you the artist's; true voice, but merely
its Think about these things! Then remember that
,a mechanical version of z own.6 at
the New Edison does sust,in the comparison testi that it is the onlyphonograph
which sustains the comparison test; and thatwe are always glad to prove this to you.
credit ishere,.Y:. arrange ._ h.
If you love imuszc, your c t good.You can a ge yourpayments
on a gentleman's agreement.
ti rb e, a a a �c •� tiv
lk�w 0 d>''Ei 1
Bring,'o7 Sore; ,'1 <.
ED!SON Q I,S,>i , ,i,.� .1
'Vl7hore favorite Macs war'.-` aka ,to know?
Nam?`
Arldresa,,
Gt \iidhast idivoo Lintel,. to, 'u
pplyy i3& of h tt. Bison of i t iso,
yq .Edison anti MV aite-ti�1,
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Thames Road
Miss Pearl Cann; of ' London,
spent Chrismas at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Cann.
Mr. Arthur Cole, of Goderich, is
holidaying at his home.
Mr. A. C Whitlock spent Xmas at
his home, Mrs. 'Whitlock and Miss
Evelyal returned with him and will
visit in Springfield this week t
Following is the report of S. S.
No. 2 Usborne for the month of Dec-
ember baed on the weekly.exaxrnina-
tions: -Sr. IV. Ethel. Stewart, C.
Hodgert. Jr. IV. R. Cottle R.
Turnbull, E. Campbell, Alex Rohde.
Sr. III.: C. Stewart, E. Allen. Jr.
III: A. Cottle, S. Campbell. R. Cottle
Sr: I1. I. Stewart. Jr. I1. T. Allen
1ti. ` Rohde. . First—L, Stewart. Sr.
Primary, 11. Johns, P. McNicol; ' W.
Stewart. Jr. Primer, A. Rohde, ,I.
Chidley. Number on roll 20. Aver-
age attendance 19. F. A. Marquis.
Locals
VISITORS IN TOWN
Among those who 'spent the hall-
days in town -were,---
alias Edna Johns, 'of London, with
Iier parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Johns.
Mrs. F. Mallett, of Windsor, with
Iron' parents, 1'.Ir. and Mrs. Jos. Davis.
Mr. and Mi's. Thos. Jones, of De -
trait,'" with .Mr. and Mrs. Thos. El-
liott.
Miss Mildred d i-Ia,rdy, of Toronto
with Iier parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Hardy,
Mr. Chas. Triebner, o
f Toronto,
with his parents,' Mr. and Mrs. F.
Trie. ner.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Poplestone, and
three children of Blyth, 'with the
Y for-
iner's mother;:.
Mr. and Mrs. Pfaff, of San-
til'usky, Mich,, with theforiner's sister
Mrs. S. hardy.
airs. Jeanette Hamilton and Miss
Agnes :Spent Christmas, with, friends
liderton.•
Messrs. Sampson and Giesoin
lard, ,visited with their mother, Mrs.
(.I, ea. ) Yellancl.
V'34ITOM11S OU?.fi`. OF TOWN
Atte ,ra tlrooe ii"llt}
;i t1rs eat of town wn
r,ir. Fred, l�.
r,eoe ..irn
finis ('roil:ss'atzte;'
7G•,tindMrs,1z.J.,
a',',
T . -
e.i
epi:,1, 'Cue 11,e11-
rC.-
aI a>nto.
Ito111e ;;lolton
Dore in `.%'.1 o:1 () .
The Exeter Times & Tor ut
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ew S• bs r,� ;
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1'f you are not a reader of the
Toronto Globe or TIIe Exeter Times
weare able to siatake you the ex-,
ceptional offer of the two papers fon'
the price of one. Both The Times
and Toronto Globe will be sent to
genuine new subscribers for one year
for $5.00. This offer holds
good
onlyinstil the end of the year. ,
This
„might prove ;ano portaruity:�for.:mam
I? a
of our present subscribers to solve
the Christrnas gift problem. Send
The Times to aareitatiae..at-to, !cmc,
tance and take the Globe yourself.
Present x went subsexxbers to - The Tinges`
who are not now taking the Globe
may get the"two':
Y � papers for :>;u.a0.
This is an opportunity. Call us up,
at "once,acd you can settlewith us
when you are he town.
Mr. C. . Lrr
L. Wilson extends aS, to all
his
Best Wishes
for a Happy
and
Prosperous obs N
eW Year.
Wilson's
Grocery
Mr. J. C. Rankin at his hone in
Seaforth.
Mr. J. D. Flann, at Silver Creek,
New York state.
Rey. A, A. and Mrs.
Tramper and
,family; in London.
MVTr.' and d Mr .
s Wni`a May' "atii' Sori�
Gordon, n i"
G n M tclrell.'
M .
r. T. R. Fey`• u o
g s n with Mrs:: Fey-
us
on tT �
g a ees vatei•
1V
Ir'
. an'112
d ns �J :,
J. R.,hind,
in
d anal '
Geo'
spent t
Monday Y in Landau. .
Mrs., E., A. Follicle spent Christ-
mas with Mi; Follidk in Toronto.
o
uto,
Mr. and Mrs. J..W: Powell'visited.
with the latter's parents at Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Chapman 'and>
son Forbes with relatives 'in London.
'.Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Tierney and fa-
ther, Mr.
a-ther,"Mr. H. Homey, with relatives
at Kipper:.
Mrs. E. Follick, Sr., and Miss IvIa-
bel Follick,•spent the holidays in St.
Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah .isestle, with
their daughter, Mr's. Earl Whiting, of
Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McAlister and
child, of London, spent 1Ylonday witlx.
Lice fornier's parents, ,Rev. W. G. II.
and Mrs. 'McAlister at the 1Vfaiu St.
)arsonage.
TO THE R.A,TEPAYEBS OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF USI3O.RN.E
Ladies and Gentlemen—At the
cornhation meeting Monday I stated
that 1 would not be a candidate for
councillor if it would cause an elec-
tion. My qualification papers were
filled out before the vacancy on the
council wasfilledtherefore I feel that
1 am not responsible for the election.
I respectfully solicit your vote and
nfluence and if elected will serve you
to the best of -my ability,
ED, : WESTCOTT
BDRIED WITH MILITARY
-HONORS
Two weeks ago `Tile Times made
mention of the death of'Mr. Mervin
S. Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas,
F. Russell, of Rihstone, Alta., and
grandson of Mrs. D. Russell and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Sweet, of town. The
following report of the funeral is
taken in; part from the Chauvin
Chronicle:
A very Targe congregation turned
out in sympathy with Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Russell on Friday afternoon.
The weather was fine and mild. A
shorter is washeld s v e e cl at the ne house,
after which the G,W,V.A. ' of which
Mervin S. Russell was a member,
supported by the 19th. Alberta Dra-
goons formed a firing party D ,- compos-
ed of the foilovvuig Sant, P. Sev-
igny,
, -
igny, A. Hirons, .A. Herbert, 2I. Fox -
well, A, Tuey, G. M., Beattie. :.A
guard, of honor was also formed.
The Dragoons, took possession of
the casket bearing it shoulder high.
to the wagon attended by the guard
of honor, The cortege proceeded to
the municipal hall where a large
concourse of people Iiad gathered,
many were unable to gala admit-
tance. After the casket was placed
it was coverett by the Union Jack by
the commanc'ling officer. Floral
tributes were sent by the soldiers in
Reith Sanitarium, Calgary'; the Bib'
WALE) Ladies' Aid, Ribstone W. I..
The G. W V. A. and the Dragoons
placed theinselveii in tosasation fac-
ing the casket. Feta Mr, 1lrteh I-
on delivered a very appropriate ad-
dress. At the conclisioo of the ser-
vice the casket yvaa opened and all
viewed the remains. The caslkea,.
was entitled to tale weg.gort, the. solu-
!ere Euro reel .int, ' it: d1i,t. `tale <.L'tivEtl
o
,et the e,eiiietery the sri liers tech
charge. i1u•ee valleys were f.rid
oJ;'el•. Lith grae°, The deceasocl bad
j
latera a 4,1 o s
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
TOWNSHLP OF USBORNE
Having been prevailed upon to
stand for the counci of Usborne I
take this opportunity of soliciting the
vote to and influence of the ratepayers.
If elected I ed I tivill serve the township.to,
the '1a "
est,'
ofnx�a ability, 3 zy :.
JAS. S. JEGK
ELL
Municipal
Nomination
(Continued from page one.)
ing a team of horses this year. He
said that100.0 had been en spent in
cement sidewalks this year. There
were :more"d:eserving petitions, • but
the council had tosttt(rtail.
C. B. SNELL
Mr. C. 'B. Snell was called on •next
to give au account of his stewardship:
He stated that he was trying to lower
thetaxes by building Houses and get-
ting people to locate in Exeter. He
recommended paying taxes half year-
ly, about one-half say, in August, the
balance in December. He said that
wages would be lower and expenses
reduced next summer. He thought
that something; should be done to
keep the young men in Exeter by' giv-
ing them clean sports which are in
keeping with-christian principles. He
stated that he was standing for
reeve and asked the support' of the
electors.
JOS. DAVIS
Mr, Davis simply thanked the peo-
ple forthe support he got from therm
and wished them a happy New Year.
JESSE ELSTON
Mr. Elston spoke first: oil the de-
benture debt of Exeter. It is ^ now
slightly over $72.000. The hydro
debenture debt is a little' over $17000
He referred to the agitation for a flat
rate, but thought"it was not feasible.
He advised that we sliould riot dic-
tate, to the IIyyaro commission. He
congratulated Exeter on its good
contract for hydro power.
Mr. Elston then referred to the tax
rate. Comparing the years from
1917 to 1921, showing the advance
from year to year. The school rate
has increased a few mills each year.
The village rate has kept fairly stea-
dy. The council has no controlover
county or school rates. He appealed
for the support again as councillor.
and said he stood for economy and
lacy
and.
order in the town.
C. F. HOOPE.R
Mr. 0• 'T`. Hooper, who was well
received asked for support and prom-
ised to do all lie could for the well -
fare of the town, if elected.
B. M.
FRANCIS
czs
Mr. Francis also guaranteed to do
his best if elected. He thought we
had a good council last year, but we
will have a better one in 1.9 22.
11. E. IJWISTON
Mr. Ruston, of the Public Utilities
Commission, was then called on, He
gave great credit to Sir ,Adair Beck
for ;pis hydro policy. Great credit is
duerMr. Doerr for work here. The
contutission is anxious that everyone
'using power, light or water sliould
flay his just share, Ile praised the
crow punnp aud its economy in opera-
tion. Mr. Huston was re-elected by
acclante tion.
alit. BEAVERS
Mr, Beavers again addressed clic
meeting. Ile referred to the five
ircare of his n�^eeveshiit tine ttsat- ilaS
Ile; On: '' dotio ciirtilrr that time. list; the i
h 2ro electric, eyste..t, then , the eoiu-
(,r'ete pits-me:it on :Main and Wel II
torr stl.eet . Atte titeiood weak
g wart
the patting in of ten electric.:tamp
7, lam for
,i-
tae. woi ewo1 ii �ystssssi -welch:< cost'
(O x 41;;8 ;aV.ti
$500 because of t1;ze Inn -tat
it
it was tine tq give the p039.,
someQ aee1ee after five
year e
'P
1qtt 1U"aUOU.o
nad lfte• rt ps'erx' srsateciliot
ei
d b
la
pnloarlatyofaithiaeenesle.otoni,solicitd
t.,hotefr.
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FRJ2D ELLER1NGTO1'
Mr, Ellerin 'tan who
g was nol
ated for both reeve and council , tat -
ed; tha '
.1, he would stand for counci
He said he would give serviceratis
g a>.
and if
izacould notcl ia i cge the Mat --
ilea of salary y he would give liis- to the
poor of the town. This statement
was applauded.
F. W. GLADMAN
1
Mr.chairman
W. Gradin .
1'' iii .chair ua
r i n of
the. Board of Education, tit u ..ad-
dressed ,the meeting. He g reviewed
carefully the receipts and expendi-
tures" of the,chool board, s ba .id, .allowing,
how the money. was `spout and its, nec-
essities. . He gave the reason 'for, en-.
giging•'a• 4th teacher in High S,el oQ1;
namely, the passing of the Adodeseiit
,Act, which compels the attendatica'bf
children until their 16th • year, an,d
the consequent larger atteudailue i s
compliance with this law.. yT:llaiee
teachers, therefore, could' not:. ado'-
uate
q IY handle the number of schol-
ars in attendance. The eliafrmanr
then dealt with the 'matter a ter of t
eaeli
ers
salaries. Teachers have not -.been
paid remunerative salaries • and
have
left
theOfe si
r
s on.
p Ate
teachers
organization has stipulated what the
salaries should be, and school boards
Measurably, must comply; with the-
terms,
heterms, The policy of the Board is te
pay as they go.
Mr; Gladman discussed 'clic matter
of Provincial grants, ,showing that
rural schools benefited to ,a greater
extent than towns and villages.- The
government last ;year amended the
act so that villages tinder 1500. pop-
ulation will now' be more nearly on
the sante basis as rural school cool sec-
tions. Mr. Madman is again a can-
didate.
W. F. -ABBOTT
Mr, Abbott was called upon to ad-
dress the meeting' a candidate for
the Board .of Education.. He
said he
had an'
interest in the boys andi 1s''
g
r .
He' thought the
People aught to ate'
tend school gathering 's and t
g ake an
interest in -the school. work'. '' He
thought the moral interests of the
school should have greater attention
He asked for the slipper:: of the elec-
tors.
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WINTER TERM FRO ff
JANUARY l 3rd.
Western Ontario's best
commercial, School with
Commercial Shorthand and
TEflegraphy' eepartnnents.
We give individual instruc-
tion, hence "Entrance"
standing is not necessary.
Graduates assisted to posi-
tions. Get our free cata-
logue for rates and other'
particulars.
D. A. hicl tCI-ILAN,
Principal
uotlhe r. Drop in
Prices
on all kindsof
LUMBER
XXXXX SHINGLES
PAROID ROOFING
1, 2 or 3 -ply.
SLATE SURFACE .ROOFING.
either: red or green
ASPHALT TWIN SHINGLES'
either red or green
1). L. & W. SCRANTON COAL
ON HAND. ALL SIZES.
PHONE 12.
A. J.
CLATWORTH
GRANT0N
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t,`SYSt.EM;
The
Double Track otit
BETWEEN
To t
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Detroit
and
Chicago
CTrroxr-;erred linin c; .
Sleeping cars on night
g ar sorvlce,
aine at
Parlor cars on prlricipal - dati•Y.- trainnsd.
Full inforination fr'oPil onY Grand,r
Trunk 'I'icl'.et Agent 01' C. IJ: hor-
ning,District Iia act g+•r Agent,
Toronto.
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