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Subs,Criptiioat-rise—In advances '$150
per year in Cana
da; 12.00" in the
U;n'ated State All subacriptiorts, not
paid in advance 50cr, arra charged.
THUi'2SDAY, JAN, 17th; 192,4.
Crerd on
�':'til. �,.V•
:• M,rs, K. J. Sian;' has returned home
from London,, where she was attend•
ung o11xs Fra Saue1t before her death,
n
:Mrs. Keil- J:. Sims and Mr. 'Phos. Ap-
•p,leton attended the funeral of Mrs,
Phillips of near Parkhill an Thursday
last.
Mr: K. J. Sims haps sola his pause
formerly occupied by Thos. Edward',
Stephen Council Kydd of Exeter, who will move'
the building to Exeter.
The skating rink is. nearing comple-
The newly elected, Council `afYitie; tt,ae, and with good weather expect to
Township of Stephen met in the Town have: ice for skating before; the end of
Hall, Credittoun, on Monday, Jan.. 14-tthe week.
at 11 a.m, All members were pia- J Mrs, Mees Foist, who has been quite
ent. Alter each had subacrib,ed to his ill, is new improving nicely•
declaration of office, the minutes of { 'Jr,, Melvin Wein and Mr. Wm.
the previous me,etitl:g were: read and Fischer have returned home :frons, De -
adopted.
Snell—Hayes—Whereas there ns ' a young men to secure employment
vacancy in :the position of erne conn- there.
c„lman in the Township of Stephen! Mr, and ears. Maynard are viaiting
and it is necessary that such vacancy in Chicago. !Mr., Fenton. of Strathroy
be filled; be it therefore resolved that is looking after Mr. Maynard duties
the Reeve ,;hall forthwith issue a war- in the. Bank here.
rant under his hand for the holding or g,ev. D. 'McTavish, pastor of the
a new :election to fill such vacancy, Methodist Church commenced Ilia ser -
and that nom rnatSons shall ,taloa place 11. es of ster•mons on Sunday, evening be-
i)n the Town Hall, Creditan,'on Tues- ore a large cangregaition. iIr, Ries -
day, fan, 29, 1924, at 1 p.m, and inn :na'•d Hudson of Lotadon sang'a stella
the 'event of more candidates beznVa.-which was very much appreciated.
nom',nated than •required to fill the po- The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical',
siticuai, the :election shall be held out ;Church served an oyster supperin
Feb. 5, 1924,—Carried. • the Town Hale on Tuesday evening, a
Hays—Snell-That in the evvant•of'run record crowd turning out for the re-
election being necessary to elect a oast. After the supper a very enjoy -
councilman under authority off tti'e. able concert .was given.
warrant ,issued by the Reeve for the
holding of a nomination on Jan,. 24,1924 f
that the list of polling booths, deputy --+*
returning officers and pall. clerks'
as set forth in Bylaw, Not. 312
1923, shall apply for- the hold ng of`
troit and report Isla opportunity for
an election_ on Feb, 5, 1924.—Carried, f Centralia
Haye'--Snell—That by-law, No. 315
being a by-law to borrow 511,000 from • SCHOOL REPORT OF S. S. NO.
the Canadian Bank of Comnuerce, 14 ,Stephen, of examinations held in
Crediton, to meet the current expend. December—Sr. 4, Mildred White 67,
iture until such time as the taxes of, Jr, 4t Hazel Smith 81, Wanda Willis 70
1924 are collected be passed: Carried
Hays—Swetz:r—That the Reeve and
Cleric be authorized to sign and 'sub-
mit to the Minist.•r of Public. Works
and Highways of the Province of On-
tario the p_tit an of the corppratiorcn
of the Township of Stephen,&howing
that durn.g the ;period Jan. 1, 1923, io
,Dec. 31, 1923, there has been,,.: ex-
pended upon township roads the; sum
of 57,173.50, and requesting the istat-
utory Grant on that amount as provid-
ed by Th. OntareoHighways, Act and
amendments thereto—Carried. •
Swetzer—Snell—That the following
:Margaret Hicks 70, Vern Smith 53
Garfield Nein absent; Sr. 3, Gerald
Godbolt 63, William Richards 57, ab-
sent for some exams; Jr. 2, Minnie
Smith 61; Sr. 2, Gwendolyn Hicks 82
Edna Schultz • 79, Donald Hicks 66
,Mabel Smith 64, Eaail. Frey 56, Maurice
White. 53, George White 43; Jr. 11
Doris Essery 61; Sr. Pr, Irene White
76. Ruth Smith 70; Jr. Pr., Helen Smith
No. on roll 22, average 19.
F. Fortner, teacher.
The. Ladies' Aid are serving a saus-
age and Boston baked bean supper in
the Sunday School rooms of th'e
officers be appointed—Assessor, ' Jos. church pane Thursday ;evening, Jan.
Guinan salary 5150; Caretaker, Ern- 17. A splendid concert will be given,
est Guettitnger, salary 525; Auditors, J• afterwards.
W Graybe;l sena Freeman, \iQrlock, sal ear, and ,Mrs. B. (Hicks, Mr. and Mrs.
ary 58.00 each; Board of Health ' T. Willi's, ,Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Elliott,
Alonzo Hodgins, Sanitary Inspectors' he A. Hicks were among' those from
of Health Eli Lau sang Geo. , Merrier• here who attended the banquet given
and W. B. Oliver; Directors of Ath-i by Garden Co ative' in the Winter
letic Field., A, H. Nealaand John to Hon. Arthur Meighen last
Hayes. The list of School Attend- Friday night
ante effacers 1'atlnnnasters, Pound - Died in Hospital.—The death occur• -
keepers and cow tag inspectors will be red in the LOuker,
d Hospital of Mr.
published next weak. 1 Wesley Luker, aged 37. The eleceas-
Tira £ollown'.g orders were passed- ed lead been, in ill health for, some time
etun'cipal World, supplies 11.18; H. and his wallderer:e was not unexpected.
Ei:l}aer, Tp Road Supt, 1923, 45.00 He was well and favorably known in
R, J. Love -.l, o. School Book 22.36; this community, having Lived here the
C.N. Ra•lway, express 60c,; Nelson friendsgreater
h re and elsewhere will deep
Bakes, refund of cal tag returned 2.00 ly regret his death. The interment was
John Geiser, rep, ditch 2.50; Fred Kerr made in Fairfield cemetery on the ar-
tile Shipka Drain 34.12; Fred Kerr, rival of the manning train. Mr. Will -
plank 1.50 ) liaun Luker of the village is a half bra
The council, adjourned to Meet tier of the 'deceased.
again in Crediton on �lfatrch, 3 at 1 p.m.' CREDITON
• Henry Eilber, Clerk,
Dashwood . Shipka
Dr. Cowan, ,in .returninghome from Death of Mrs. John Ratz.—The death
Zurich, during the recent severe •sneavl of ears, John Rata at her home here
otorm got his auto stranded; in• the, on Jan. 6, was an event of deep regret'
snow-, and after considerable dvffb- among the entire community of friends
malty :located a farm house, where he., and .acquaintances of deceased. _Mrs.
was forced to -.pend the nigh,, It•..Ratz was of the aiobust, vigorous and
Was ,oinly by following the fence„.that healthy type of woman, hence her de
he eras able to find a house. mise was entirely uanexpected. On
;Rem'mber the Band Concert Frst- Christmas day she had the misfortune
day n'ght of this week in Wein''S •Hall,: ter fall and •break her leg, and .while
Program consists of Band seleetsons,;,,he: was conf,inned. to her bed through
Ladies' Ouartetts, Mixed Quartetts' the: cause o4' the accident no one ever
Comic Songs, Monologue Piano Du t*T' cl eanred the end of her useful life
and Orchestra numbers; also a PaYe?vvas so near;but :evidently a sudden
Aaron. Frick from Pumpkin, GrJ heart . i,,ure occurred ' and . she died
Adm ssi,on—Children 15, adults 2ac, without a •atruggie, 'Mrs. Ritz was
Reserved seats 40c. War tax exttw .barn 'en the township of. Stephen in
Davis—At Victoria Hospital, ;1.,Aatdon;`tlhe'y:earr1857, her maiden, Amine being
:an Jan. 11, Weleiaan J:. Davis, -of Bid'= t Barbara Finkbeiner: Forty-seven years
ago she _married her now :bereft hus-
band and her whole life has been
seem in the, .township ofStephen..
She, was a woman possessing �adinirable
qualities, kind and affectioavate,egen-
dulph, inn his 55th year
Mr. R, Witilea't Heft for Detroit Mon
da
Lloyd Edtighoffer of Leaniisig1on is
visiting with his ,parents, Mr, and Mrs.
G. Edighoffer. • emus and obliging, And was always
Ala-. and Mrs. E. Oesch of Zurich admired for her •Christian. character..
vlsi:ted with Mr, and Mrs.? H. Elsze,• psi She was, a.'member , of the Evangelical
Sunday. C:,:uech, C cd'iten, .her eemains being
The stork has this week. made Mao laid: to rest in the cemetery of that
Ed. Kraftthe proud possessor of ;,a rbnisch; Besides: the husband :elle is
young son ::;.survived by a fano yr of tiV3 sons and
Miss Hazel Sav ll spent Thursday lav two., daughters—Jacob, William, Si-
Londonl.• me eklettar_ and Ra'y, axed of Stephen,
Miss Elfreida Schroeder entertamtt,ed Mrs, Crawford McPhereattn>:of-Parkhiill,
earuinmbge.rof 11,22- pups ion Wednesday aele1
Nees ;Name* S
weetzer'oofeSh
po k
a',
a1co four brothera and one •sumer—
T. Klumpp made a businessPoriP JacaL:; Michael, William and George
London. Saturday:„ F,imi.Leitnler and Mrs; Wm. Witte],, ap3
Mrs. Geo Meaner, who hee'bieen an' 'ee semi=n
the sick list for tottve tonne,' is• slowly '
recav!ering.
Several from here attended 'the:•fuui
eral of the late Mss: Frederick' Schroe-
der at Zurich on !Mvlonday..
Mr, H. CaJblfas i s .tele. weak attend -
g the fuleeral of 'a relative Fain Mor
riston.
Miss •Inn§ Tsilor, who ggas bee •
vn,ttirug 1.16 -.,parents for' a counee weeks
13aa aietuiaved to Toronto. •
ui-urnber from* Ktrki'•!oti,,• attended
a the`langnet tendered Rt; ,Hon. Arthur
. :. I.
Hie;r. peea n in Lando!t>r .Friday,..eve 'ii .
•ries a' around. ' rkt
His main f r I oui ;w'i14
Cine monthly meeting .of the W,..
Y. d
regr.�t to learn that Harry':;NIcC,usdy
held t rtie
'yt. a Inas 1ie1 at h hon of Mrs. .s acci,rlen drowned at Wih'te
, as . t va y G.
Frank Gunning on Thursday l t, wr h ,,, ,,.
g„ Lake' Bask Hourbo .t tern, mangle.
a sad crowd ua attendance,; a rti.-: •
g
n
Tire• . naii(ns yere , in rred ;Kit
Mx. G•eo..S'tanl-Y wa
of,Lucan,' l talee.=• b
Pualriiicliy, Bask. 'He:.us survived ;by
charge, of the services here`next•San
•tiv{" s
star, s.. .;:.s nth
au
s Gauntr
y, .day., while: Ray. Kitelywlrargaret Hamilton 'and. Mrs,. F. R
.can, Sw�tli1 tfaeL,otie gr ae -aBuf-
dTsb .many
anwyFfriends
cOf
Mec.r e;Winr`-nLoDsid
owof
n,
fal, qty,,f; SantsburY rebret,to 'earn ,Of,
.
is—death i .ral'taok
:
•,Ace,:froltL laiyt`ci s ;nionpe on::M'oeaday
fan.' 14, at,1' p,':clac�C:, Intern-rent,att;•51.
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Mr. Albert ; Gus,
11�1�Ci1vr ly:
iuUrs Mar ara: Phi' lies ^'the oldest
lain( resident of Nig a,llivray, died on Suing -
a Had she '+v".d: until March%s. e
�d %3 u 1 she
a�• Y• h
wc'uld' have <11„.K,e i 100 years old
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EXETER HIGH SCHOOL REPORT
1[JPPER SCHOOL
Before number indicates, subject""taken id 1. wer Fo'rn,. •
La,! Lr Co Li Tr. Pk,Ch BoZo Al NIH Ail BH Gn Gm
Aldworth,' Ed*ard 59 *n50 *82 58
,Brokenshire, Whitney 57 40" 66 45 68 56' 52 • 57
Creech, Ruby . 52 60 61 69 50 57 72 57
Davis, Caroline 61 48 57 40 50 76 45
Dignan, Howard 96 60
Elder, Jean 25
Foist, Nola 55 .32 79 74 46 57
Forrest, Gerta • ab 62 74 34 ab 66 60
Fulton, Lula b8 57 51 69 48 • 66
Francis, Gertrude 68 62 65 54 60
Geiger, I+7uloine 83 79 42 51*63
*55
63 50
ab
46
23
62
42 57
76 86
*66 ' *65*63
42 58.52 36
35.32
*76
Gilfillan, Mary. *92 54 45 '73
Greb, Harryab ab 33
Haist, Lloyd (z " 59 56 51 63 69
Heywood, Wesley 43 31 71 34 :57
Heywood, Thomas,,
42 28` 27
Hind, George *93 66 75 72 58
Hogarth, Edith ' ' 54 33 54
Hoffman, Alice 68' 43 50
Howard, ' Evelyn *80 77 55
Johns, Walter *79 66' 68 54 50
Joynt, Laird 9,3 .. 53 56 54
Love, Keith *88 65 48 68
Martin, Lylyan 58 ab 24 69
Morlock, Carl 95 83 ' • 70
Morlock, Lulu 98 87 72
McGill, Wesley S. 61' 35 90 82
Prang, Viola 65 51'
Preeter, Mabel .65 58.79
Rowe, Mildred 87 79 65...48
Sanders, Grant *80 57; 62 .53 .69
Sims, Mervin • \ 52.49 81-.0'25 53
Stanbury, Kenneth 486 73 55..
Thomson, Edgar ab 91 96
Thomson, Pearl *35 49: ,5,3 32
Wood, Nesbit : 62 63 88
Whiteside, Violet 71 40
63
*54'63 *1.00
53 57 37 60
52 54
54
47 57
54
31 69 *45*68
81 81 74 78
89 91 74 69
55 69'71 33
50 70 63 51
' 50 .*51*57
52
38 62 08,
32 63 51
80.
46.ab 31;
63 61 73 '
66'35 33'52
MIDDLE SCHOOL,. 3A,
U before number indicates an Upper School"paper,
L before number indicates a Lower School paper.
La Pr Co Li ' AH BH Ge Ph, Ch Al Gr Gn Ar Tr
Abbott, Francis 41L37 42 37 0
Beavers, George Eli •55'58 63 '
Campbell, Chas. 82 • 60 62 54' • 92 52 54
Case Peter 45 48 ab ab 40
Cochrane, Wm. ab ab 46 21
Collingwood, Grant ' 74 65 60 59 ° 38
Coxworth, Hazel 20 U281139 ' 74
Chapman, Grace , 767U40 • 69 ' 43 85
Farquhar, Maurice U651133 48 ab 57
Ford, Maurice 71 u49u50 90
Geiger, Newell 71 5.8 '63 •84
Gilfillan, John 36. 58 48 43 84
Hackney, Marguerite 28 • 58 47 36 67
Hodgson, Cecil 69 U52U47 62 56
Hodgson, Herman 57• 60 49 .77
Horney, Ella . . 60. 5.7 60 64
Horney, Mary 60 ab 59 85 36 27 78 70
Hunter, Howard 69 50 38 51 33
Jones, Langford . ab u26u37 . 96 57
Luker, Gladys 60 40 43 20 11 37
McLean, Ross a 55 35 . • 22 ab 58
Medd, Eleanor - 77,.,,•. ir59u53
Meyers, Margaret *55, 63u4,7.59 65 71
Mills, Trueman • 31 u44u52 46 29
Pryde, Tom 33 60 39 43 60
Roulston, -Verne 78 55 39 47 21 30 ab
Snell, Lille 99 58 ab 61 68 45
Statham, Lyle 27 u55u49 67 46 17
Turnbull, Grace 44 55 62 56 60
Woods, Marion 90 u73u55 73 43 ab • 76
1VIIDDT,E SCH0O14 313
52 *60
36
22
60
5.4
76
*87
Aldworth, Margaret
Anderson, Aurelia
Bell, Mildred
Birk, Leonard
Blackwell, Bona •
Christie Celia
Cornish, Ewart
Dayman, Crescent
Follick, Norah
Gardiner, Elsie
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Harvey, Florence
Hogarth, Janie
Hunter, Gerta
Knight, Laura
McConnell, Laura
McLean, William - Q
Miller, Maud
Murray, Hannah
Murray, Isabelle
Ppbus; Lucille
Smith, Helen
Welsh, Dorothy'
Whitlock, Evelyn
Wood, Olive
Alexander, Alvin
Bell,_ William
Deichert, Theodore.
Ford, Frederick
Fritz, Dorothy' •
Greb, Leonard
Guenther, Edith ; f
Guenther, Jack
Hey, Milton
Horton, Herb
Jarrott, : Gilbert
Jarrett, Luella
Lamport, Ruth
Kleinetiver, Percy
McLean, Fern
Mellick, Ortha
Neischwanger, Hilda
Pollen,, . iarvey ,
Richardson, Marjorie
Russell, Bertha
Sch'ilbe, ' Gertrude
Steinhagen, Czar
Tapp, James
Th omson;;.Garfi$ d
Tiernan, Lorne " -
Tiernan, Mervyn • '
Tuckey, Bruce.
Von Wascinski, Wanda
Wethey,
,
•
LOWER SOROOL' FORM 2E •
La Pr Gr IA Ar Ar Ge Zo Ph• 1A,lA (,}y
* Before number indicates taken .inform 1.
Abbott, Mae 47 58 60 _.f . 30 75. 35 70
Allen, Wilfred
Bissett, Marion
Campbell, Bland
Chambers, Nona -
Elworthy, -' Beta
Foote, Lloyd
Ford, Lillian ,
Fowler, Gordon
Co Li AH BH Ge. Th' •,Ch Al Bo Zo
83 67 57 65 53 66
58 69 52 98 75 64100
63 70 64 73 40 37
89 92 93 73 70100u76u82
37 ab 07 39 ab ab 28 00
43 33 54 55
71 6558 51.95 65 24 58
62 19 51 70 70.33 12
63 48 38 56 53 ab 44 95
65 58 34 51 72 13 16 61•
80 68 55 48 79 3734 61
73 52 45 57 32 50.
67 61 46 57 53 ' •
51.45 43 72 40 28 17 24
69u41 91 41 70
72 53 32 44 32 45 55 72':
64 32
83 32 'ab 72 ab 52 50. ab
66 32 38 48 68 50
6437 38 68 50 47 45
70 52 34 60 68 50 35 76
46 57 41 51 ab"ab 66
64 47 49 73 ab 76
81.61 55 56 71 50 18 36
89 78 43 72 68 050 20' 38
MIDDLE SCHOOL 30
*Co Li AH BH Ge Th Ch Al
51.33 60 48 ab 66 45
52'27 54 27 ab ab 65,E
37 38 69 60 65 53 63 28
40, 25 51 ab 00*29 ;41 70
'60 62. 36.54 62 87 70.
56 49.66 ab 16
,6-0'52.66 45 65 4,5 21 75
t.48. 43 51 42 90 •03.55 ab •
54 51 63 51 66 50 52 22
00.22 5445 45 44 .39 3.6
27 32 5,1 -27 ab 20L30
;.3, ;63 4,8.:54 50 -32;.46 (51-
62 60 • 72.83 30 79. 54 •
u00u3l • 66 70
28:39 51. 24 39
65 56E.'48 •BS' 86.54 61 60
u6,0u29;. ,,:.•81 •
' 84',5,ak51. 42.• 65•,71 61
59 53 51 60'.41,; 30 53 39.
51) 117'52•.47 45 •5.0,. '70
. 50 51`60.5.1.90 95.61,94. % t:
consists in spending less than
you earn.
If by careful economy you can
save money; • you have taken a
lortg-step toward contentment. _.
We pay interest on Savings bat
antes and shall ' welcome your
account
Up $20,000,000
Reserve Fund $20,000,000
M. R. Cvmplin, Manager
G. G. Maynard. Manager
- G. G. Maynard, Manager
INCORPORATED 1855
Capital and 'Reserve $9,000,000
Over t2S Bran.:hes.
M LSONS BANK
CUTJttI'ESis, TO •' ALL • ,
In, all departaneatS every effort is ;made to
eliminate unnecessary :formalities and to
assure speedy and courteous service to
customers.
Savings Departments at every 'Branch
EXETER BRANCH
T. S. WOODS; Manager,
Big Bargains in Furniture
At Gardener's
WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE STOCK.
OUR PRICES ARE, THE LOWEST. EXETER'S HOME FURNI �R.
M. E. GARDINER
Director of Funeral Services
*7*" Day and Night 'Service.
Business Phone 7.4w;
_Motor and Horse Equipment.
Opera House Block.
Night Call 74j
West, Harry
Wren, Gladys
Whyte, Harold
Willis, Marie
Beavers, Reginald
Caldwell, Velma
Clark, Marjorie
Creech, Frank
;Creech' ' 'I igh
Down, Melville
Elgie, Margaret
Fulton, Hazel
Fisher, Harold
Gambrill, Jacky
Godbolt, Haag
Greb, Lily
Grebe Lusy
Harding, Ina
Heainan, Kathleen
Hicks, Helen
Howey, Eugene
La . Ar Ph Gr Howey, Marvin
Hunter, Lulu
Hunter, Marjorie
Kuntz, ` John
McLean, James
McNichol, Ernest
Medd, 1Vlarjorie
'Neil, Murray
O'Brien, Mary
•Oke; Norah
Pfaff, 'Leonard
Russell, Edna
Sanders, Hazel
Simmons, Clarence
Strang, Maybelle
Taman, Edward
Thomson, Leslie
Thomp6n, Hazel
:Westlake,- Calvin •
West; Florrie
Willard, ;Alice`
. ,73 .5.$;.51 $0. 95 :7310:11,.;
44:3.3: -47 ,26;. �4 ;.
49, 77 75 78 •90 95 92 86
u;33u3
3-66 60 60 35
41 41`;6.0 51 58 54 27
56 .40,<45 42 18 29
12' 50 12
ab
22 ab
Frayne, Arthur
Frayne, George'
-Fra ne Irene
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F' 1 ,_,..
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Gaaibrilli R t,
Gower, Herman
Kuhn, Stuart
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Manson, Grace ��. t. ,
Murphy,- =Mildredr'
Morlbdk; ;Ella
Mitchell; . Ada . ~z
Murray, 'ri'l'e:
Penrice, James~'i,•'
Pryile, oh n s .
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47 3347:,58 7 6 :.. .81 42 81
$2.60 53• •67•;.95.•5:1. 64
ab •ab. ab 32 39
80 50 40 'i 85 ~.65• rib'•.59
25 `32 7,7 28*;36 3r0::54 66 ' *56"
32 70; 74
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• *30 ab'50: ab ab 39 `69'
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77' 59 52 50 78 54 68,
77 42*60 22 ' 66*30 *78
42 78 64 64 42 34 73 64 75
ab ab ab 50 ab 22 41 ab 41
LOWER SCHOOL FORM 1
LC FC EC EL CH Bo Ge Al Ar
.60 60 67 60 65 55 50
40 28 55 30 54 56 15 50
60.52 65 57 60 68 30 57
61 62 48 62 67 45 55
40 65 65 81' 68 74 15 (he."
•"
50 38 70 45 80 45 75 6.
ab 47 ab ab ab ab ab ab
00 56.67 54 59 66 30 55
52 6.,1 54 72, 76 60
3.0 43 66 60 40 57 00 44
51 .69 60 49 75 15 61
34 30 42 52 tab ab 54
ab ab 42 ab ab ab ab
00 5.4 80 42 64 46 30 75
80 57 4,9 60 56 76 45 67
100 4'T 66 42 66 61 15.465
90••72 81 51 64 7(4175 75
00'64 72.78 73 77 55 68
40;46 63 63 .86 76 '45 60
90' 65 60 24 61 63 80,04
00 44 .37 51 47 65 15-30
ab 43 69 75 46 65 ab ab
00 65 83 82 100 58
7,0 65' 59 48 71 68 .60 88
' 39 49 42 53 64 60 74
40 17 44 ab 11 60 40
70 54 59 60 80 76 45 65
30 71.66 72 75 81 60 50
55 50 '42 50 70 ab 52
47 `83 60 •54 57 30 60
00' 57 85 54 70' ' a ~60 70
60 39 88' 69 74 77 95 60
30 61 77 7816 70' 30 60
50 28 43 51 67 38 75 52
t 70 : 60.:79 •45 7-1,75 `:.30 50
-44 50' 48'1'2 38400 ab
••20 39'64-63'72 67`60 60
59 62 `.ab ab
D
i ,�ount Carnia.
,Miss Sadie McKeever. of St. Thom -
z'1
as arnaKved h orn a 'wle k,
:' .A number ani _thislast eigheboirh•ousd are;
Confined to these homes with measles:
Mr, `iaeo O'Rourke,'accompanhed by
buts IsisPoer, Mgtss Glea'tje; 'Left; last week
fr Jacksl0ar„ : Mulch. .
Mtei'sfs Si,y�as: and Abraham lDisjar-
dine attended:the funeral of the form
er s ''sitsti..,r, Mrs George Duane, Jaast
Grand:'fiend, ;an 'Mwuuday.
Messrs,'. A]iex .McD'onald sun .
=Hriulihaan left ;last ;week for 'D etiiit.,
Mrs. ,Gormley,, accoinpaavu d by ther
sister.. of -Detrait,,.:kVe 'yistting-.her ,sin-
Collates, thus. week.
Mn•. Archie 'McCormick, . :of thii-
d -''as .. ;ie 'r.
"lrioirboo raousl, .; t
ri . } . ill t;'
eatP, . , ,, X...,::. a ?. .
ose 'a H1osp tal *tail 1�oar 'r•with o
'hopes. of Krecovlery .,
iactc
�ar.n,tprieefnusd b,.ye rxntes,Mh
toanFsr'r
sn,M
yD- uatcnhhea
rtnhaas a
ln!
ddaarvne
dsbabe,, eft for their.liome, *.,Detroit
.i•W,t' .£-. Fel •x
yO ,t""3T,(Fy` '1� phi•.' $. fi "' F i 5i ,.
� :Mr3 .tet .,t• .
xr7Yx.
*•44 0014
we.tl'd g aE Ziip!ha, dully daug_
�F
6,, m, ,
M : Mrs'
9' 881 ..1� td -hi ban. fo`•••
Fred;•Radciiffie;•`sea;.;df Mr.'and Mie,,•
ber: Radcltuffie, , of .'G•rantoa , .: , te`oti,
ho 'o • he • e'
me• , f t , brad spar -
eats in Tobotnto • on Saturday Vii,,,_.
January 5th After: theceremony
reception was (held, and later rvlr. as'
Mgrs. Radcliffe Heft to 'make; th•esr home
its ea. -west
CI INTON-A gamut but pretty wed-
ding took place ' at the mare on J 'r
9th, when 1Miss Fanny Lee, daugh
of ' des o
,Mrs, Wm,; Tree a£°Logi b zjo, -
came the bride of '.Mr. Beit Beacons
of Clinton, the Rev. James • 9:bery
officiating.
SEAFORTH•—A quiet edding took
'place at the Methodist parsonage on
Jan' 8, 'at 9 '!arc Kock; when' Olive
'daughter,_.
Ma-
rie Tainai, of ir. John Tar.
man,' Coebrine,• formlerly. of Tucker-,
-sin,i!tb, way united in 'marriage' to Mr,
Roy McGeoc3,' son: of Mr. and Mrs.
S. McGee& of EgnnondviVe..
:LOOK AT 'T . E ' LA L. :
I.1E B
obang
Adv,acate �7.ab is wee
ed on
Iv7av ` v�'ev
elr th 'sub- k 'u
fiW�, d; f -
ac, t bee, ..i it el . 1st ' obi ttinlnk , u
f ersehtlyi let us ' lq o tnr W e, want to:
'tie hlv�td ajt cot±rec'te. If:•y' urhaven't
gees.
t
,d,of , itbits•: "�' artad
ere hast soe '4101.0 &•ha.'ve our
onlay. c(i)IFl9iwie °lyom • may,t.,be
nukmed Go,"pay (1f.sam'Y diw,taunoe in ar-
rears)'',Brig ier,:•iaiLe;: than ;$1,5.0, a year
and .costa • o€ collection ,b.esides.
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