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The .following -is tiie Easter report
of Winchelsea Schoo1,,S, S. No, 5.IJs
borne.
Sr. V—Wesley Heywood, 73; Wal -
"ter Johns, 70;*Thos, Heywood, 70;
'Harold Hern, 66; Reg,'. Delbridge,
65; Tennyson Johns; 64; I -carry Gre-
gory, 61; Norman Routly, 55,
Jr, V --Ewart. 'Cornish, 73; , `Mil-
died Bell, 64; Isabelle McCullagh,,
63; 'Luella Gower, 58; Mervin John-
son:56; *f(iarnetJohns, 54; 'Jessie'
Books, 49; *Morris Brooks, 45,
Sr; IV -Mildred Routly, 68; e.Ag'
nes Creery, 3;Ve11n,�-
„,,"
mown
4Ina ;Jaques, 50.
Jr. IV—Alex. Johns, 69; Marjorie
Delgridge, 67; `*Cyril Cornish, 54;
4' "`Ward Hern, 54.
Jr. 1V -,Lena Heywood, 53; "'*"*
Alrna Hern, 51.
Those who failed in ?one esamin-
ation. °,fi° Those who failed; in two;.
examinations, 'Lila McCulloch, tea-
cher.
Get
into
vides Plest
ma
he Big Puzzle
R
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Pasti &for Pla fur People.
Prizes for Persons with P
y objects beginning i the letter
Pluck'
can you find in this picture
'Contest Closes May 27th
All ages will find this -Puzzle
entertaining and instructive,
TO °URI READERS
How many objects the names of which begin with
the letter "T" can you find in this picture?
It's a big game in which everybody can take part.
Who can find the most such objects? Take a pencil and
get busy, Everyone in the .home, Pa, Ma,, Bob iy, Mary
Ann, Grandma and Uncle Bill. First see who gets the
most at home, Then combine your list and send in the
big list to Tiie Times office valid" if your ,list has the.
largest number; of correct words youa etp
g prizeof $3.00.,:,
But if with your answer you sena in $1.50 for one
year's subscription to the Exeter Times `you 'get $10.00.
If you send in two subscriptions you get $20.00 asfirst
prize; and if you send in three subscriptions including
one
new subscription you get $30.00; and if you send
four subscriptions, including two newones, you will re
cel
ve $40.00. See table of prizes elsewhere inthis an-„+
nouncement. Subscriptions to the United States $2.00
a year.
There is no hitch or trickto this puzzle. It is easy
and above board. It's the contestant with the 'sharpest
eyes that will find the most objects and win the big
prize, ,
It
costs nothing to try in the first
s class. Van will
want the paper for another year anyway so you might as
well get into the second class, But to make the acne
g
really exciting and worth while, get into the fourth class
by sending us a new .subscriber; or better"still, into the
fifth class by sending us two new subscribers and win
a prize of $40.00, ,
It's going to be some fttn. Now who gets the big
ze? ,Can you find 50? Probably even more.
1
"The early bird e ” 'you know all
shout` ft, So:
do not` delay,but
rt today,
'COPYRIGHT, 19222 by Tribune Printing Co, Willmar, Mina.
HERE- ARE THE PRIZES.. ;OFFERED
If no subscrip-
tion is sent with
answer.
First ,Prize $3oo
Second Prize 2-.50
Third
Prize 2./�/� . .
, �V 1V, "
Fourth Prize .1.5o
lIf two.-:' year's
,subscription in
'eluding one new
subscriber is
-sent in with the
answer.
If ..one • year's' 'If . two - , year's
subscription , , is subscription is
sent in with the sent in with the
answer.. answer.
$1.0.00
7.50
4..00
3,®
Fifth Prize 1,o0 2®0o
h . is
1�e . �. .. 50 � 1.o
Subscribers .more than one.; year in arrears,:who-pay for
tional to the prizes ;in 'the third class for each year paid;'
$20,00 $30.00
5,00 20tioo,
,5o :12®oo
If four year's
subscription in-.
eluding two new
subscribers is
sent in with the
answer.
7.5o
4moo
3000 . T:
$44,00
250 oo
15 o
1O.00
7,50
00
Maass
S. S. No.. 7 (SfIPIs-A) STEPOEN
The following is the report of S.S.
No. 7 (Shipka public Lschool. The
report is based on the different`
school subjoets. Those neared e
were absent for part of the tests,
Sr. IV Ronald McEachen, S2;
Verna Sharpe, -80; Jack Lochner, 77.
Jr, IV=Eddie Wilson," 66.
Sr. III --Bolden Schroeder, 79;
Gouldy Schroeder, 78; Edna 'Wilson,*
59.
Jr. III -Elizabeth f-Ioulalian, 75;
Tillie Dietrich, 64; Willie Lochner,
'51; Eileen Baynham, 43; Martha
Lamport; 42.
Sr. II -Doris McKellar, 34; Lloyd
Baynham, 77; Margaret Houla.han,
74; Katherine 1VfcEachen, 68; Lornie
Dietrich, 63.
Jr. II=Beatrice Baynharn, 73; Ar-
thur Baynhani, 73; 11a Sweitzer, 72;
Toni Lauiport, 50.
Sr. I-- Arnold Baynham, 94; Mar
tha Gower, 64.
Int, 1 --Freddie Schroeder, 98; Ev—
elyn Sweitzer, 92; Mildred Lamport.;
83.
Sr. Pr.—ituth Gaiser,100, Russell_
i1ejliu, 100; :Sammy'Sweitger, 100,
Int. 1'r.—Jean .1V1cK,ellai, 95 "
Jr. Pr. -Roy Deitricli, 100.
No, on roll 32. ager, atter, 30
Lavina Smith, teacher..
;DEATH OF MRS, 'J. 13. 1t+ ORUEST'
very "Sadden ",death, took, place in;
Hn a, ril•
LipayiiharodtS, belovturdayed April wife of15 Mr. T, 13Annie.
Forrest in her 47th year. The late
Mrs. Forrest who was in her, usual'
health was taken suddenly i11 on Fri --
day evening, becoming ;unconscious
and passing away early Saturday
morning., -,Mrs. Fox -rest was thea
daughter of Mr. and MrS, Henry Lip
pbardt;of Zurich and 'is survived by
her husband, . Mr. John B, Forrest,..
three sone, Ward, Cooper and Lewvia•
of Handle, Sask. "'
KIiX—McLEAN
The marriage oP Margaret, daugh--'
ter al .Mr. and'Mrs. J. C. McLean, of."
Kippen, to William Hay, of Niagara.
Falls, Ont. was quietly solemnized at,
the Presbyfterian church, Kippen, o>z
Wednesday of last week. • Rev. Mr;.
Lundy' conducting the cereniony.,
The bride wore a navy blue suit with.
a black hat., The happy. couple were'
unattended. After the ceremony a. '.
dainty "luncheon was served at the-
home of 'the bride's parents. Tire°:'
dining room ?being - very* tastefully,
decorated. Mr...and Mrs. Hay ^ took--
the
ook --the afternoon, train from seaforth for -
Niagara Falls where they will niakew
their:, future home.
nVICTORY LOAN
COUPONS
N
We will cash your Victory Loan'
Coupons or place them to your •credit
In our Savings Bank where they will
draw' jnterest at 3%; per annum.
THE CANADIAN BANK
F COMMERCE
Capital Paid up $15;000;000 -
Reserve' Find $15,000,000
,.Exeter'Branch, - F. A. Chaipman,,Manager
Crediton Branch, 1
Daeiavvood Branch,
R. Sr Wilson, Manager
THE LSONS BA1'
INCORPORATED 185c
Capital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over 125 Branches'
WHY , BEEP SURPLUS MONEY IN TIIE ROUSE?
--It is dangerous Better to take this money to the.
nearest Branch of The Molsons Bank and deposit it
in a savings account where it will be absolutely safe.;:
(Money may be'deposited or withdrawn by mail.)
EXETER BRANCH" T. S. WOODS,' Manager
Centralia °Branch open for business daily
Safety Deposit Boxes. to rent at the Exeter Branch
one year 'in advance will receive 10 "per cent- addi- 'THE USBO1INE AND,, HIBBER'JL
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RULES OF [THE CONTEST
1. -Contest closes May 27th, ,1.922, and 'all answers
must be mailed on orbefore that date.
2. Any one living in or outside of this village may
compete in this contest. Employees ,of thisP aPper and
any one else corrected with The Times however are barred'
from participating.
3. Answers should be written on one side of paper
only. Writeour name n vie and address ' plainly at the
'head of your lists. If you write of anything else use a
separate sheet Of paper.
4,
Only English ngiislt words found in the dictionary can
be used. Obsolete words will not be counted, however.
5. A word used once cannot be used again as part
of a compound word;, and only compound words as given
in the dictionary as such, will be allowed:
6, The same object can be named btit once, This
does not preclude however tete naming of an object which
i5 a part of another object."
7. The word may be given in the singular or plural
form but if the one is used the other cannot be.
8. The first prize will be awarded to the contestant
'whose 'answer has the largest and nearest correct list of
words of objects (found in the picture) beginning with'.
rice letter "T", Second 'prize to the next, etc. "Neatness
and penmanship will not be taken into consideration, but
every contestant should be careful obouttl
that. no mistake Will ;be "made. ' t xe spelling, so
9. - Oily one prize will he awarded to members of
the same house -hold, or t� any -group outside of the fam-
ily who mayhave co-operated in the answering of this
puzzle. ' •
10. The judges will be three well known citizens of
this community having no connection with The Exeter
Times` and will be " selected for 'their fitness for such a
task. The award' of prizes as detirmined bythese .,.. t njudges
will be'
fznal an each e
d c Contestant agrees to abide`bY their
decision.
w®
moorMilir
11, In arriving ,at'this decision the judges, will al_
low oi'le point for each correct word. A nrargin in o
g f 15
incorrectwords will beranted to
begranted each contestant to al-
low for a possible 'legitimate difference of opinion; but
each incorrect word abov„e-that nulnber will count one
against.
12. If- two contestants tie for the first place . the
first and second prizes will be divided between' the :two.
pro rata according to their class, „The next highest
•w'll
g
receive the third prize, etc. 'If three tie for first place,
the first, second and third prizes will- be divided.be,ween -E'
the three in the same manner, etc.
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Head Office, Far. j char Ont.,
President, Wm•; _BRO CK'
Vice -President, JOHN ALLISON
DIRECTORS
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.GLADMAN & STANBURY
Solicitors, Exeter.
DE. EEMit A.` COI1SAUT0
Veterinary Surgeon`"'
Oilicei1 aker's Livery. on .James St.
Calls promptly attended to day or
night.
Phone 8.
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properties, at” :lowest 'rates :of ins.
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BarrLeters, Solicitors, .. -
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tioneer.- -Sales conducted In any loc-
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at Tunes Omce will be promptly at-
tended to. Phone 116, Kirkton',
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