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A.HE EXETER TIMES, JUNE 9th 1910.
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MRS, M. SUMMtcRS, Sox iI `it • WINDSOR, ONT.
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PROPOSED. TARIFF NEGO-
TIATIONS
About two week; ago The United
States Government made formal Pro-
posals, through Anibssador Bryce,
for the initiation of tar:if negotia-
tions with the Canadian Governtnent
No doubt Canada will move promptly
in the matter. and if a basis can be
arranged for such negotiations they
will I'robzb:y he commenced at ,an
early dace. iOne difficulty bas been
in such negotiations in ib: past that
tlr_ United States has looked at the
matter from one tstandpoint,`and has
delibr•ttt•Iy chosen the policy of non-
intercoure. for fear Canada should
be henefited in the increase in trade.
This hos forced us to seek a market
for our produce in other lands, and
the new channels which have been op-
en ad up for Canadian 'trade can hard-
ly be abandoned now for the prospect
of closer trade connections with our
great neighbor. when that neighbor
has for many years pursued a policy
which even its closest friends can
not describe as friendly to Canadian
trade. And then there i$ the objec-
tion voiced rtcently by .fudge Nesbitt
be or • th • Economic Club in New
,York. when ho said : "One great
tveakn. ss in your constitution—and I
spear; with friendly fr;uiknc, —is.
Is that your executive makes a bar -1
gain :rid then somebody itc the Hen
ate kick% it over. After learning a1:
the other fellow is wising to do the
Ben'it.• thrusts down the agreement
m.
and :t1•
D , s n new proposal based on
what h.• has le trued." Commenting
on this. the Pittsburg Christian Ad- ,
vocate says: "There is but one objec-
tion to Justice N.•sbi(t's statement,
and that is, that.Ir is true." Canada
ha- nothing hi:: the fricndiiest feel-
ings for the people of tbo United
States. but it Is . admittedly diffi-
cult to nuke an rn1:;ritg comas -rein'
treaty with theta, and we cannot feel
that the blame res,.- in any large de-
gre: with ours:1ve.s.
SCPOOL REPORT
11. S. Departt.r,vll
FORM Ili.
The following have Passed /the May
test exams and aro recommended
to Writ!, on the tnid.suutmer Cxamin-
ationa as indicated . tb low, Normal
Entrance—Honors— L. G. .1Vatson
88.3; E. Copeland 83.5; A. Dow r3,2
C. Pickard 82.6; L. Martin 77.6; A.
Pickard 76. I'ass-1V. llirney 73.3:
W. Monteith 72.7: A. ISlu1'herson 71.6
It. Hooper 70.9 L. llodgert 61.9a Un
Junior 'Matriculation—L. G. 'Watson
71.1 : A. Dow 67; E. Copeland 63.6;
C. Pickard 62.6; A. 'Pickard 61.8; (\'/3.
Monteith 57.7 ; W. 'limey 57.6; It.
Hooper 56.7.
W. .11. Weidenhantmcr. Principal.
FORM 11.
Pass—S. 'Petty 73.9; 11. Iloggartb
G7.9; 1t, Dearing 60.8. Number on the
roti 26. Averaga attend,•tnce 2a.
E. M. Rob), teacher.
Fc)It11 I.
Pass—P. Brown 73 ; I. Rennie .7l ;
A. loupe 67; 'M. rMacQu'en 62; It.
Wood 60. Commercial—S. Gilli••s 6:►.
Number on roll 43. Daily nv^rage
41.16
A. M. .1ohnston, le•t :he r.
1'. S. Department
ROOM IV.
Sr IV—honors—Nelson Hill 83; .Lia -
den llatrvey RI; Myra [Morgan 79; J.
Davit 78: Ihrt Gillies 47. Phss—F.
Arnold 74 t David Hall •'73; irent Ric-
er; 71 ; Russell Balkwill and James
1Valker equal, 70; Eric 2lurdun 70;
Viola Howe 68 ; %W;I:;c Snell 67 ; Fred
11cPh••rson 67 ;.Ariel Beverley 1.11. Jr.
IV—honors—Irmo Sweet 89; Bruce
Walker 83: Florence Rowe 82; Mag-
i• � 80; F
gt Case xFrancis I
an is lltl 80; label
;Day 76; Iteta Itowe 75. Pass—Blanche
I (Nance 73; Oliver Modgert 72; Lolo
Taylor 72 ; Harper Rivera 71; Sydney
Hector 70; Eth•.•1 Balkwi.l 118; Thorn-
ton Fear 65: Edgar Horsey 61. No.
on roll 3). Average attendance :17,
C. Vosper. teacher.
IttOM V.
Sr. 111—lIoaors-1V. Manson 88; I1.
Knight 84; f3. Ilodgcrt R1, P'asa—
A. Day 71: A. Bell 72; W, iliydd .71:
O. Davis 71; M. Illeyit'ood 70; Joe
rollick 68; O. !MacDonald 67; E.
ilowey 66; L. Kestle 61; 1tI. Itowciifft•
61; 'M. Knot: 60. Jr. iii—llo'rtars-
1'. Jackson 83; 'II, I'arsott 79: M.
Ruston 79; A. 'lack 7R. I:ass .— E.
11:av:: 66; N. llot•ry 61. No. on !toll
2:'. Average attendance 27.
.1. S. :Murray. teacher.
1!001! VI,
Forte 111-111onor,— Gerald Fitton
81; Karl Wt•idenhammer 77 ; Lila
Zuefl•' 7't; Dorothy \Vhit.-• 77: Pass
Gordon Ford 72 ; Bordon 'Wells 71'; 1).
lief:lien 63; Dorothy Kuntz GO. Forrn
1I Sr.—Ilonor-.—:Elton hydd !'1 ; M.
Pickard 8;f ; Mildred Hardt
Hector ;+9; ll.lii,• \Va:k••r 76:
Dnv:s 70; Viola Wt•I,th 75;
Jacobi 74; Lillie •\\a:k,•r 73; Cec:l
D•.•:,ring 71: Mary D.ty 65. No. enroll-
ed 30. •Average attendance 26.
11.:1. Kinsman. t •acher.
NOTE ANI) COMMENT
I''' it fly killer !ochry Ther u ill
b 0 feoer flier in July. says
an hority. Arm the daughter of
th 1r.. • held with •t rolled up news-
', .• ' J .,•t h•r :liter therm. Not
or.': • ; is good and !:seful exercise.
h... :il. calculation of July fly .nv;ngs
is fin • excret.•• in rnithem•t(tcs,
• • • • •
Th.• immigration for .April If year
bents all previous ntornh:y record..
Tb' n as enrrr'•r.i tat .17-'1 18.267, as
compared a it b 21.237 for .A pril, 1909
The incre•as• 1• 'd► per cent. Arrivals
via ccean forts nurnb:'re,l 27.823, com-
pared %tit h 11.628 during April last
•year. :113 it.cr::o . of 1.1.1 p r cent.
Settlers front the United kztatcs ler
Apr:I thi, year numbered 2:3.113, as
again.! !2,00'1 for th corr .sponding
Month last year. an inercas • of 63
p:r ._•u:.
The statistics pre sent td a: the :inn -
day School Convention in \Varbingvni
Iver: exceedingly encouraging. The
total enrolment in • ,:he S'rnday
Retools of the w'or:d is 3z:v n at
27.88+,171'. w b eb Is an 1! c: is • nt• •t
11e• of;r n ;riven at .Itoni • of :.early
thr m I ion-. Of the iota: enrol:•
mem 11; ((00,000 at. crt•di,id to th,'
United States and Canada. There i•
rt total of over 23.000,000 . •Sund•ly
School '•cholera. attending over 28:,-
000-choolo.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R to
ME_
iS. S. NO. 3, STEPHEN'
The following Is rt correot report
for the pupils of IS. 8. No. 3. Stephen,
fur tbu mouth of May. R. Par -
A. 1Vill;s, J. •\1'illis, V. Hogarth
It. Parsons, M. `\Vill1 Sr. h11-. L.
Hander...., C. Triebner, G. 1 tanlake, L.
Shroc•der. Jr. 111 .—•T, Willis. 11.
ii Shrocdrr, 1,. Souders, 6. parson,. 8r,
11-11. Writ, hoer. P. S:utder:, L. Nitrite -
der, V. Pox. 11. 1'resZeator, V. Press-,
cater, 1.. Hill, Jr. 11—G. dhutltuu,
11. Parson.,, E. Hogarth, Sr, Pt. 1—
E. c t:uilake. E. Presacator• 1't. 1—
G, 8hrueder. V. Iiogarth, Jr. l't. I—
C. 'Willis. F. l'reszcator, L. Parsons,
N. S;ndcrs,
i\Vm. L. Triehner, )teacher.
S. 8. NO, 3, USIIOR\'E
The following is the correct report
of 8. 8, No. 3, Usborne, for the month
of May. Sr. IV— Max. 400, Eleanor
Doupc 286, Lcouard Barri.( 207. Jr.
LV—Max. 400. Ida Irvine 271, Reg-
gie Doupe 126; ilannic McColiogh ab-
aeut. Sr. III—Max. 400, Ten -a Mc-
Curdy 591. Nay lludgert 281. Fern.
Francis 278, Oscar Copeland 227, Don-
ald Balfour 190, Sr. 11—Mux. 400, B.
ehutc X73, !toy Pletcher 2:r2, Gordon
Copeland 202, Lester 'McCurdy 179,
Jr, 11—Mas. 200. Howard Shier 139,
George Harab 114. Bella:MIcCurdy 108.
Pt. I. (Sr.. Maggie !McCurdy, 1'l. 1,
Jr., Iva Francis. Primary Class—V.
ltodge•rt, Ernest Harris, Laura Mc-
Curdy. Edna .McCurdy. Laurence Ir-
vine, Gordon Rillillan, Annie Gilfi!-
lan, Elgin Copeland. No. enrolled 22,
average attendance 26.
Elsie 11, (%reason. 'F acber.
T110 following is the report of 8. 8.
No. 15 Hay and Stephen, based on ex-
ams and conduct, fir. IV — AVillie
Schroeder, Gladys Turnbull, Itosetta
Rader,—Jr. IV—Chris Beierling,--Sr.
III—Beatrice Turnbull, Edith Heck -
mann, 1Villio Fischer, lfoy Stanlake.
Jr. 111—Itosabella Pfau. Ethel Oliver
Fred Stuart. Sr. ii—Adolf Keller, J.
Heckmann. Jr. Il—Charles Green,
Willie Fischer, Leonard Schroeder,
Albert. Fischer. Sr. Pt. 11—Agnes
Turnbull, Norman Fischer, Fergus
Turnbull, Pearl Keller, Jr. Pt. 11—
Manford Luther, Eddie Keller. Sr,
Pt. I—Florence l'ut nhull, Wesley
Green. Jr. Pt. I—Dora Wilde, 111utilo
Luther, Gordon Willert, Tillie Keller.
—M. C'hellene, 'Teacher.
The following is report of 8. 8. No,
5. 1'sborne, for the month of May: Sr.
IV —Rufus Kestle, Emma Fisher, El-
mer McFall., Lila Moit, Austin Ford.
Blanche Ford, Sr. Ill—Maggie Mood-
ie. Garnet Mc1'allC, Clarence Johns.
Jr. IIi—Ferrol Higgins. Orhy Kestle,
Thelma Ford, Harold Moir, Rov l'erk-
ins. lir. 11—Albert Iloulter. Jr. 11—
Arnold Ford, Gordon Perkins, Charlie
Prout. Sr. i—l'harlie Fisher, Mae
Ford, Atny Fisher, Oran Moir. Jr. I
—Laura flicks. —E. L. McPherson,
Teacher.
ZION
Statl►te labor is in progress and our
fine roads will not be bo pleasant for
driving for awhile.
Andrew Taylor and wife of near ht..
Thomas visited his brother Robert at
the old homestead and other relatives
for a few days this week.
The Trustees have had the outside
woodwork of the Church painted. and
this with the new colored glass wind-
ows Makes a great improvement.:(
Our Sunday School Annivers'try
Services will be held on Sunday, June
12th. Rev. G. J. Bert of Loeser will
preach morning and evening. An old
fashioned tea sleeting will be held in
the school grounds near the church on
Tuesday, lune 11th. A good program
of entertainment to commence at 2
o'clock. 'Tea served at 4. Football
and other games. Swinge, refresh.
Inet)ts and alrl»bententa.
Mrs. Ilannah Brock, who has been
very low, is at present considerably
improved, and her chance of recovery
i4 more hopeful.
Thames Road
A few of the folks in this neighbor-
hood went down to the Model Farm
last Monday.
Miss Jenny Catnp:aell visited ,Miss
Flossie Passmore last Mahl•atll.
Mrs. l'ercy Sparlink is on the sick
list at herr home near Anderton.
Mr. Fred Stewart is improving in
health a little.
Nilo buililt 1s have bet n busy at Tuna
Cameron's this week. There are quite
number of silos going up this 1'n»,•
er in this district. which greet to 1
rove that the average Ginner kr,nwit
good thing when he sees it, even if
le city Zoon dues cell bit» "an old
nysee 1."
Sotie of the f'1rm,v'tt in !hie vicinity
went down to the big sale of Short-
horn cattle at (Inelph.
Han the cornet any influence on the
weather,
a
to
Moult VII. 1'
Honors— -Garold !toy!. r 1 .\' r • I tl
3tt:. t 83; Vern N1'rr.h •!, l i I1• n.' h
C'hnrlion 80; Ilrt:c.• lot r• ;
l),v.; 76; Vary Morlock 76: \;tart
Corn:sh 73. Pas --Czar iI it:., -. 71 .
:talion Bedford Gr; C.ifforrl
G• ; Leon Ihiltn• r 6t+ ; ,Leon D.•
(': ttt rpc.• :tor. •y r6; " :iic• I;row a
!ren:• Easterbro,k 61; ilel! Goa:d Co.
4r. Po .11—Mooers Gladys lfarve. t,
tier:!: Jack.on 89 ; if;ldr -d hart-
: u 11 ins • hn!ght 7 ; Irene
,
• 9 I': .: Br1m•lcocu.bc
Pies Cori _ .fid. ra 65 ; \ iale: Moloot
Cbr.ri,. Por.' 01
son 61 . Mormon Norry CU. No. on rel' •3
.37, As-•r:ig• ndlne. 39. :1
A. I.. I`ieetb, :eacie: .
JU'Or.M V iII.
Part 01—llon:,r --'. t•I. :; it t0;
1`.,r: Hawse 77 ; I•.rn•.•e'1.. • -fare•
Elmer '1•ay:or 71 !•espie
:1. Joscph,ne f), i)o..
Miss Its,Ly 3't.snior• and \tits 1.11 -
Wood took in "t h,• excursion to the
odel !'arm on Slondiy.
\O►1,f(1
Ifa:eing i; the order of the (ley.
:Ir. Eli King raised hie barn nn fiat.
relay. About 169 hands tot r•''i't.•'eel.
r. Samuel Steels zee rr.i-ed Lis clop•
t • •10(1 cedar mil:; on T•tted•ty and
r. 1' ni:b. r: r r:ia:d his hart, an
den 62.. .ir. 1't. !: li:,:ior
!too ey 76 ; Paas, d 't 1
Mnuriee 11
I'hdippa if
Hon no. I•:cid,.. 1, ;