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Kirkton
1
Balfour--Bruce,--49. Pretty wedd:n.g
took pl.aMe at the home of ate and firs
David Bru..e, Cromarty, when, then
eldest daughter, Charlotte Ellen, was
tutee +l an marie,lage to Mr. Donald •Bal-
four, youngest $on of Mr, nal$ Mrs,
Dated. .Balfour of Kirkton. Promptly
at 5.30 o'e`aock the brier entered the
drawing room ;on the, am of her Fath-
er to, the etre:lee, of Mendeissob,i't wed -
rang marchyed by the bribe's only
sister, ;vlisa ibe. ca Bruce;, The bride
`ram- attiredattiredin,a v.harm ng gown of
. a3s wtavd
s'Ik .:anto•n crepe, trimmed with ivy
bads. nasi wile tulle veil caught ug
with orange blossoms, e d .tarried
sitower bouquet of Ophelo.. roses,
jrI: es-Jaytzn Pfil- has. returned from The ;rooms ,gist to the bile was a
le; o.1; iioelatal, London, where he P:Mri net;' lace and to the pianist a
eeel rwent an operation for appends erg nes lamb ter . the wee (Lag
tb
4tys g erena about Lane en -
airs Dirt: alurbury and el iidr ,n *af t ;eel toe d,nk:1> roam• where a sum-
.Port Franks are resiting Mr and Mars_ pu rous wedtd_mig diner was served by
_Jonas Hart1 .b. !tare wee.. £.lazy of the tart'es She
Currey Tamen is on the sick list! was tae tecaviene of many beautiful
Mrs. Edrn.stoat spent Monday ;•r1' ani costar presents, among which was
C e atop, la substaet&&al .:hequ•e from leer father
s Ella Zimmer*: Detroit is vi: ;uR•, and Mrs. Balfour will reside on.
sting finer pa. -eats hero. the groom's .farm near Kirl:t=
'Lir. and Mrs,. J. Jacobs of 'i:xsteri. ,4r, Wm. Stewart of Niagara Fails
apt at Sunday: w th ar;, and titre. f . ^s visiting faisends in Woodham and
eaturapp. : G�ote :1.. -,.Mess Velma. idirkby and
Mr. G. Ed:g rafter made a bus -mess alias Pearl Paynter spent Sunday with
✓ rrs to Load= Tu=•sdaee i tie ,ir lreead :Miss Velma Doupe.—Miss
Meier Byers, of s alv-aton ArmyMargie ate pup spent the week
asite,on:l headquarters, paid an wz1-' enI1 with ,fs MdS lit 'Woodllant;— ltiirr
c -x L:c.ItNI Visit end conducted the Shan Sister }lad a very sucee . ful sale
Nortst End .Digoge meet`ne in She on Thee;:lay of last wee t,
itaa n ` o: tIr. Vu,e on Tuesday right.
A; b :sse1 teed profitable time was re
parted Adjutant Wright, also from
Ds H. S; hors, Ballad here Tuesday Lumley
eta his way to ll:nsa}1 and other towns
north of Iter a in the interests of the
Crediton
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
mp.ortant Events Which Hare
Occurred During the Week.
The Busy World's Happenings (:are-,
fully Compiled and Put into
Randy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper -- A
Solid Hour's Enjoyment.
Presestt•ttion and Address—About 801
friends and ,neighbors gathered at the
hoer co; Mrr, ant air`s, John IL eaola
on Fraley ••yenln , 1a.st to do them
Lk: honor of spendinj the evening aald
preetatting them with a, beautiful
.h.in.: clock and e. couple excellent
gra,irapoone ree:ords, accompanied by
"Taz sloe► storm last weekdid eon- ttlz agtta. hed address, prior to their
$d'rable d:lma a to the trees and tel- leaving
e s ngt ai athe e,gh bog o gra ter µle
ertatone Systems. In some aasialitiee rp:.rzderzd followed by lar erazi.:�.
lineal= have bonen utiabit to get thus F::bruary 222nd,
tan a^ operation, on, ceoiuit of the, To Mr and hirs. John Cole ' rad Family
Pala eiral wares beats down ;.at, :turner- Dear z r :c;nds,—W'e, your zteigab ars
ons paM"as,
g
alias Mabel. iti r noel and Mrs. 'Moore and b,,fr.;ds, learaiiri that you are
ut to remove from our midst, have
,have returned home, after attender; eta red, hese this evening to en)oy a
the Sia^mag millinery op cringe in To ;'a .4iour.
Yaritta W.° save net .:one Here to go
;t ,,r;ppe i, S ec iiia'
r axone ag R
T still quite a tivc n , =lin gent . eremony, but 'to ex-
tii; v;11 ige and iae.glibarhood. Several P sya�nu de; n atld hcartt'elt regret
gen-
6711i,
ctur husiw ss men, are laid uF+• ni friends
and ne,ghbors �o „en
v r,, etietea,• of qu nsey, ani Andrew ;,ll rks ii:.T,e the fact that during.
Fiartaiagan with double pneumonia
w.re always with the un,•'c,;,utyate
tass•c'til! ' b bled us been ca by the coin,
Jae: r nkbeincr is still ill with ase
s1 meet ng of all these interested in y"'ur r"sa'1`'ia"c here your sympathies
TUESDAY.A new revolution has broken. out
in Portugal.
Canadian dollar is still advancing
in New York.
New international consortum to
meet in Landon.
Maj. -Gen, Bigger was buried at the
Necropolis, Toronto,
Irish factions to fight out treaty
issue in convention.
T3. S. troops called out in textile
strike In New Jersey.
Monsieur Fay defends. France
her post-war attitude.
Two Toronto Liberal Assobiations
elect cvuveution delegates.
An attempt by armed men to rob
border trail car is frustrated,
Twelve teams have entered the
200 -mile Manitoba Dog Derby.
Hon. A. J. Balfour is the guest of
the Pilgrims' Society in Loudon.
The Allan Cup draw has been re-
vised. Eastern teams are effected.
Ministers or Raltwnee is back in
his office preparing railway Policy.
Cauadian Soo again beat Sudbury,
to 0, and will Meet Iroquois Fails.
Port Arthur teamster stages thrill-
ing rescue of team caught under lee.
The Government will be asked for
$x00,000 for scientific research bu-
rears.
t'ia&rley White beat Willie Jackson
last night and will meet Champion
Leonard,
Doulthobors in West reported to be
planning slaughter of thew, helpless
-
•
A l•rge nuanist;: of explosives was
£ounel in ash bans in backyards in
Glasgow.
Inquest on Hamilton suletde ad-
journed to lien: evidence of the Man
implicated.Gen. Sir Arthur Currie. principal
of ;McGill University, left for Phil .-
delphia. where he will be given the
highest honorary degree in the girt
of the Unlvezeit.• of Pe*insy'.v'suia.
awtl rn'cdv an;! you were t ver ready
stoatse to be hefcl an the Fire Moll, to fleas a 1vcl;i sy 3yarld to those ir. want
on. Friday evening of this week, ail W; assure y�au that your rcmovaT
. nae .00d; att.rdam:a .s request -Ira st- is d.eply ,regretted. by your neighbors
ed. Baseball t e back-boneof t f d In from for 1" Data
Ai'I.DN,,a'reDX .
Heavy seas un Atlantic met by
littera.
French. soldier ni Silesia sheets t:
German policeman.
Robert J. Gibson or Toronto cues
suddenly in Hamilton.
:nations League to melte etiorts to
confine typhus to Russia.
Meeting in. London of Inter -allied
• _a and It.'ai s Who,
r ;, , ,- Commission to aid Europe.
,till t:.s .end. evt:ly encouragement chile,Lord l'«Irl.''nhtied warns Lovas
sh t'' b given; to the boys i t thiseli�ie hair: ee,sorry to bone you A,f andm against increase :inset hatred.
t t f themselves and wet f arra a Tuesday without taking
vu .« ' aC 5 « aVn are
of spell. Crediton, leas always given among us, we are glad to know that Sinn Fein Conference adjourned
a ;;`tat ^conn o r• a vote.
know will be on the job again this wee to often. havetheopportunity Thirty -tour people killed in crash.
e`a,'>nt1nj"., suinme.r. 1« c meet ilg you, and now in bidding of airship at Norfolk, Virginia.
Jos. Hast is hi London this week i you adieu . we wish you, to accept 'this Kitchener seniors wan a listless
aak'.tlg; a e +aursa in vvlcanizitlle Urea! brant= clock and .records, not for game from Argonauts, 7' to 3.
ft 3 also Xs intention to put 'rel at Ws-, their intramsie value, but as a token France has made an entry in the
.tem or ,ling n , and repairing ,hat -sof our appraceation of the friendship Davis Cup tennis competition.
aeries as some as Hydro is installed in,and manly kind acts. received from you. Liberal policies outlined at La -
:town Wisheag you Imlay years of good pointe banquet by Premier King.
Alonzo Hodgins left on Friday
i -Gr , health and happiness in. your new Police arrest gang, which puts an,
for Enal.tnd with W. T. SColwill of home. end to West Toronto burglaries.
Ge'nntralia with a shipment of cattle. signed,on behalf of the neighbors bleated debate in. Legislature be -
Word .has been received from the and friends. Premier and Conservative leader.
-Hydro Commission that we. may ex- Stewart McQueen, Henry Anderson, Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen banquet -
pea definite information from them ted by Toronto Conservative women.
in t11: near future, as to witat line: • Western Ontario gathering de -
they will be able. to build in this dis• mands Government leave Hydro
the:t thus coming summer, alone.
H. h;i'b:r was in 'Goderieh on Tues- Aura Lee juniors beat leitcltene'r,
3 to 1. Lindsay beat •St. Mary's,
2 to 1.
Wladek Zbyzsko defeated Joe
S
champion
world'sp
Steelier,
1
e , forme •
wrestler.
World control of wheat supply ap-
peals to leaders of Saskatchewan
agrarian party.
Olympiad of 1924 will be trans-
ferred from Paris unless France ren-
ders assistance. �•
Striking printers in Quebec have
returned to work so that. the Legis-
lature may proceed.
Douklobors planned to kill off old
people and children so that they may
roam about as vagrants in protest
against taxation.
THURSDAY.
Japan Diet debates manhood suf-
fra
&p.rnt the past two weeks. ge. -Mrs.. Earl New Brunswick farmers are ready
Johnson ns e;oifined to her home suf to organize.
feting from a severe gold: Services Ottawa defeated Canadiens at Ot-
mere as usual on Sunday, Rev. ,Snor taws, 4 to 3.
,, doer was assiyhsd by Prof. Johnson, Prince of Wales gets great wet.-
of Vie orya College, Toronto+•—Mrs come in Delhi.
Conduett of Toronto spent a few days Price of bread M London increased
legiate championship y ea ng e
University of Toronto.
Free passages , to. Canada during
the last six months. were granted by
British Government to 67e families.
FRIDAY,.
France retalus the next Olympiad.
Sir Adam Beck has attack of
bronchitis.
Women's Presbyterial Is in session
in Toronto,
Several Wall Street arms. have be-
eonte insolvent.
Portuguese Government 'Mull move
national ezpitai,
Sir Eric Geddes resigns reit in the
Britisb, Coniznons,
Queen Alexandra, is seriously 111 at
Marlborough House,
Big blizzard sweeps across north
and western Ontario.
St. Mary's juniors won the toned
from Lindsay, 6 to 3.,
A man in Toronto loses $4.000 in
old "confidence"" game.
British independent Liberals ap-
peal for election funds-
Arthur Griffith will go to London
instead of Michael Collins.
Flood threatetts in London as tee
breaks up on 'River, Thames.
Both Irish factions sattsfted with
�ageeentent at Dublin conference.
University of Pennsylvania rowing
crew a are already on the water.
The British Qovernwent will cut
the army and navy estimates.
Derainion fruit growers decide OP
new blain et gradin, Canadian apples.
A Windsor bank .teller confesses
to held -tip nI Tecumseh postmaster.
Kitchener intermediates have
drawn a bye in. tee O. IL A. series.
University of Toronto co-Eds beat
the Queen's girls at basketball, 28
to 13.
Canadian manufacturers, visit Ot-
tawa end recommend Changes in.
Do'iuthioit taxation.
Tit •attg,lt a boy refusing to work .in
Togg s fain. N,S., 500 men 'were
titrewn out of work.
-Horatio Bottotnley resigns Chair -
mashie of the Independent Perlia-
utentary group in Britain.
McGillivray
There died on the fourth of aleGii-
livray on. F•ab. 21st, Vera, youngest
day on busmm ss.
Mrs. Brunner and .;hildren, off Chic slaughter of Mr and Mrs. Francis Cun
ago, who is spending a few weekswith n ngaam ,at ,the age of 1 year and 7
t 1
leer p'rents `Tr. and Mrs. Galati-led-ledGalati-ledma?altls attar a year's 11mess , Death
Oestreicher of Dasliwood, visited Mr.1came unexpectedly because for some
ani :firs. I)a.n.ial Oestreicher on. Tues- weelee she was thought to be improv -
day. iaig, but meningitis set in Mr. and
Fran': Taylor is showing soma snap- Mrs. Conn lia,n ,lost another little
-ab,ats o his two boys, Hargld and m b, girl soma few years ago about the same
who hive aa clow hitched toga cutter axe. The Funeral took place to the
:la is reverted ihatbossiemakes.agood St. James vemeteryoon Feb. 22, and
aroa*Ister and Frank thinks that if hob- was largely attended. Service was
bies were used there might be eorale held in the church, and was very
ahance ,*f entering her in. the Pall beautiful.. Rev, Wheeled of St. Marys
i church Brin+siey, officiating..
..Herb Young is the proud father of
a baby girl. Congratulations l
Whalen
Mrs. George Wilson returned home -
From Lue;an on Thursday, where she
Scottish and 4Yeish members of
Parliament will draft a devolution
krill epinferrlug Home Rule on both
Scotliuul and Wales.
SATURDAY.
URDAY.
Viscount liareaurt dies in Britain.
Canada's population is 3,768,489.
Tw t t;ia1 H murders occur at Bel-
fast, Ireland.
i,lci d Ge irge leaves for conference
with Poineare.
Free Stats policy is outlined by
t,rt 1 1t Griffith.
le , led is in the ,grip of crials over
prohibition issue.
A dynamite explosion near Chicago
causee big damage.
Gine to Princers Mary viewed in
Buckingham Palace.
Aura Lee lost to the University of
Toronto seniors, 7 to 5.
Levy Tendler won frons "I`Iymte"
Gold at the eighth round.
Case for labor is presented before
the Cabinet in Ottawa.
Percy Thomson of St. John, N.B.,
is drowned at Oakville.
A live snake was thrown onthe
floor of the Japanese Diet.
Members of the Prince 01 Wales'
party were tired on in India.
New Brunswick worker meets
death in digester at pulp mill,
Western Ontario cities and towns
clearing away debris of storm.
Probe of lamilton fire results in
disclosure of remarkable record.
Dr. Ray Bulmer, Toronto, leaves
for Peru to take a position there.
Nova Scotia miners to vote on re-
opening of negotiations on wages.
Sir Robert Falconer addressed the
employes of the City Hall, Toronto.
Henri Desire Landru, the French
"bluebeard," was guillotined. to -day..
Col. Repington speaking at Buffalo
says gold currency must be restored.
Tommy Atkins will not leave Ire-
land until after the plebiscite has
been taken.
British and Irish Governments
agree to defray own expenses for per-
sonal injuries.
Premier Drury and M. M. Mac-
Bride, M.P.P., have sharp encounter
in Legislature.
Mme. Jean Baptiste Dufresne, aged
105 years, is dead at St. Agathe des
Monts, Quebec.
MONDAY.
256,032 BOXES
Sold in Twee Months
URTTG the three months, Jude, July and
•1- August, z920, no less then 256,032 boxes of
Gina Pills were sold --convincing proof of their
effectiveness itt cases of kidney derangement or
bladder v,eakness. Have you given thema trial?
They will Relieve your Suffering
and ensureou
A Future Frero _ .. KidneyTrouble.
e from
Your Money Beek, it they fail to belpyouc Soldeverywlaere, sac, a box
14/aTsosAt, DavG & CxsatICAL, Co. OE CANADA, l,txrrzt , Toaoxaro
, Successful Man
Among the notable professional men
of this country who achieved great
success` along strictly legitimate lines
vas Dr. R. Y. Pierce. Devoting bis
attention to the specialty of Aomen'e
diseases, he became' a recognized
-authority in that line.
Over fifty years ago this noted
Thyeician gave to the world a Pre
,eerip'cron which has never been
-equaled for the weaknesses of
women. Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y.,.'
longsince found out what is natio
Tally best for women's diseases. He
.learned it all thru treating thou
sands..of cases. The result of, his
• .studies was a medicine called Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. This
oedictne is made of vegetable growths
that nature surely intended for back-
ache, 7aeadacht, weakening pains, and
for th'e anany?i.asorders common to
women in all a'gei of life. Women Who
take: this standarc`i remedy know tat.
In Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription;•
they ate getting a safe woman's topi .
.geed that•;dru druggists everywhere se71
:
cog gg Y
'it'an both tablet and fluid form.
Send"'10c to 'Dr. Pierre's Branch a sons.J°1114/1Jasslea
Tdil? atcry`. ire Beady cbu g, •;Ont., for bis '.�vtlaa olid thr
Arial package tablets. iced 'avid.
last week at the home of Thos. Gun-
ning—Mr. and Mrs. Prank Paakinson
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wes.
Sher or Woodham,—Telephones i¢t
this viinity atee all out of commni'sslAn, ronto-for six •Notes..
by rise in flour:
Allied Premiers are to. hold con-
ference in France.
Electric breakdown. paralyzes To -
stn a the rain and hail storm last
week, and et will be some tiame before
the system w 11 be back - to normal
again.
Mount Carmel
The death took ptahe on. Wednes-
day, Feb,. :2e, ,of th,e infant daughtea
of Mr: and Mrs. Carie Regan, aged
6 weeks. The funeral took .,plawe the
following day, Thursday at 10 a, ' m.
to the .R. C. Cemetery here,—The
i d ' the •hal. on. Mon-
daySo���tt an 1 Line 1
dray was :'a esuec'essw—Mrs. Mary ' Garv-
in and Miss Iterbe,rta, of London vis-
aed a,t the borne of ,Mn and 'M'rsi
Cerise .•Regan:for a few days last week.
—Miss. Cnoay,n of Centrar.iia: is ,vi: iting
Miss- Elizabeth Ryan, tills week,
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TUCKERSMITH
JMc-
Intosh,
the e acnes
The funeral of
a tt^ell-known resident of Tuck-
ersmith,. who died on Thursday,'ageri
73, atter a tong. illness, took place
itam hes lata resence, on idthe Meal
. ;.e
road. he,,,Saturday' afternoon to ?3ru.e_
Cn ,id G yxt y
e titer Rev; D. McIntosh. of-,
.2u3 eras atee'stcemed membef: r f
st'
•
Bru 'ef eld P> esby trz3n : Clsurcil and a
;r:al :'
ybp01 t....si 'rl1e`-is, ,.surrived by
r�,i._
France guarantees bonds to re-
build 3,000 churches.
Four seamen were drowned off the
coast of Newfoundland.'
Canada's two smallest citizens die
within the same vreek.
Whole of Western Ontario is grip
of relentless sleet storm.
An airplane will scout.for seals in
the Atlantic, to ar f seeiers.
Winnipeg reports that provincial`,
general election is planned.
The town of Vaudreuil, near Mont-
real, menaced by conflagration.
Former Labor leader in Legisla-
ture attacks. Drury Gorerninent.
` Labor leaders have big list of de -
mends for Dominion Government.
St. Patrick's were "defeated by
Hamilton on the lat. er's ice, 4 to '3.
prominent R:eclibites of Great
t
Britain pay a short visit to Toronto.
A draw is. `announced for the
fourth round of the English soccer
cup.
Hon. Mr. Fielding will enqiure as
to the tax on Canadians crossing the
border.
Dr. 1tTees. of .Rochester addresses
Society of Chemical Industry at
Toronto.
co I
bTendelssoliti ChoirSrelitdes fes
-
Toronto.
-that in -Toronto; had a recond,,hr,ealt
ii g, season , 4,
l
.:-x
'�yFel�n-;,;�.,ayoference reaches
eeenierlt to postpone Irish elections
gag... ..
for three months.
Queen's juniors won the r.
=
Intercolt eing '1ad„zesided
xae.y ail�hs,r e Dnthe old home.
Mrs. Margot Asquith is visiting
Toronto.
Searchers at Oakville fail to locate
boy's body.
Sterling in Toronto, 34,52; in New
York, a4.41%.
"Mahatma" Gandhi outlines his
Indian policy.
Hamilton won the O.A.B.A. senior
championship.
Arthur Griffiths returns from Lon-
doii to Ireland.
Canada has again challenged for
the Davis 'Cup. •
McGill won the Intercollegiate
basketball title.:
Minimum wage for telephone oper-
ators is proposed.,,
Lloyd George favors ten years of
peace in Europe.
tT. S. Senate likely to ratify Con-
ference treaties.
De Valera 'resumes• campaign
against Irish treaty.
A huge liquor still was seised on
a York county farm. • •
Welland ladies beat the Beaches
hockey; team, 7• to 0.
Aura Lee juniors won the round
from Kitchener, 6 to 4.
Seven youths arraigned for complic-
ity in, border .hold -raps.
Candian manufacturers are visit-
ing Iingstdn, Jaanaica.
Peace ,prevails on the frontier of
North and South Ireland.
Cenada's armed forces to be reduc-
ed says Minister of Defence.
Swift's packing-, house, Toronto, ,
threatened by fire on Sunday.
Western Ontario is gradually
cleaning up debris front storm. ,
" Unemployed in Hamilton propose
total abolition of prieate, ownership.
-Caution and enconomy is slogan
adopted by new Minister of Railways..
Lloyd- George and Poineare reach
an agreement on 'the + Genoa agenda.
Catholic National 'Unions ite Que-
Expensive Economy
THOSE who keep their securities
and other valuables at hotel
rather than place theta under elle,
.protection worded by our Safety
Deposit Boxes, are running great
-risks of total loss bye or theft.
The annual rental of these boxes is small.,
Let us show them, to you
THE CANADIAN BANK
Or COMMERCE
Capital Paid UP $15,OOO,OOO
Reserve Fund $1.5,000,000
- t", A. Chapman, Manager
R. 5, W'ilsoai, Ihrlanage,r
Exeter Breach,
iCrediton Enoch,
?asliwoad; Brea b
.i» U V1 LSONS BANE
INCORTORA fED 1355
Capital Paid Up $4,000,0 00
'Reserve Fund 15,000,1141
Over 1,25: Br,nckes..
The Maisons Beale pr -les itself on the .lot
;is oftielals. No matter how large or ]ion small the
veolunle of your business with ta: Bank, ,you are ,leave
assured a zourteoas and emend rte.:pacn,.
Drnos.is by mail „iren earful anent:an
EXETER: BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia Branch open for business darty.
Safety Deposit .Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
If your oven is slow to heat you will find Egg -0
just as slow to act— its double action insures
leavening with a slow or hot oven.
EGG -O
Baking Powder
ORDER FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER'
49
January and February Sale
BIG
REDUCTION IN FURNITURE. Wk. CARRY THE LARGEST
AND MOST . UP- TO DATE STOCK.
BUY HERL AND SAVE lk1ONBY
General. Funeral Director =& Embalmer,
M. E. GA,RDINER
SCHOOL REPORT OF S. S'. No,.
7 USBORNE, for the month of Feb-
ruary ;—Sr.
iebruary`;—Sr. 4—Et H'ern, R. Herrn, G.
Earl. Jr. 3-A. Earl, H. D enhaan. Sr.
2-H. Earl, R. Brook, N. Brock, N.
Jaques, D. eSkinner (absent),, Jr, 2
r, 1lerni Herrn, Class 1—W. Earl,
honors; Go, Cornish, II. Wright, 'ab-
sent) M. Wright (absent). Pr. Class
—M. Earn. honors; C. Cornish.
Number on xoll 18; average 15,.
:M,:. I. McIntyre, teacher.
SCHOOL REPORT .OF S. S. No.
,
10 ,I-lay.—Sr. 4, Russell Broderick 748.
Ajst'ythe :Eacrett - 745, Lulu McDonald.
710 JY,, 4:, Foster Ingram 459x; Sr.
4., Ruth 'Chapman 809, Pearl Mousso
631x Harold 'Bell' 478x, Earl Dick
338x• Jr. 3.,. Stella Ingram, 664x; Ed-
win flack 662, Lloyd McDonald 653
Bertha Cerbett,608x, Mania Bell 57.1x
Jack Corbett. 4.83x; Sr,: 2., Lorne Chap
man 524. Thosie marked "x" were ab-
sent .for ,one or, more exams. • No, on
roll' 22; average 2q.
R, Rowe, teacher,,
SCHOOL REPORT b1 S. S. No.
2 3SBORNE, _for the month of -Feb-
rli
arY bald' ;ion:l the weekly . exam oa
tions :•-Sr, 4—G T-Iodg'st, E. Stewart;.
bee endorse stand of Premier' of Jr. '4—R.. -Cottle, R. Turnbull, A. Rood -
Quebec. de E. Campbell, Sr. 3-E., Allen;, C.
Jr. -3,-A Cottle; Se Campbell
The "Soo lost -the first of, their'. Stewart.
play-off games to : Iroquois Trails, R. 'Cottle,' Sr. 2-I., Stewart . Jr.; 2—
T Alen. M Rohde. F',rst—L. Stew-
art, Sr. Primer—H. Joins, D. McNico1,.
W. Stewart. Jr. Primer—A. Rohde.
F,. A. Marquis, teacher.
Hensall
Mrs, T. Neelar:4s, who has been se-
verely ill, is now recovering, --Mr, Wm. ;a '
Youngblutt of Arcola Sask., was tate
guest of Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Bon,thro
for a, few days, leaving Tuesday for
his home'; in the'West.-t, r. R. Hig-
gins was yin Goderii,;h last week, anal
with Nee A,iee Porterfield of Bele
grave, audited the County books.—Mrs.he
Webb left Wed sdfor a vis'lt
bb on, sue ay i
with her daughter le, Mi'hig,air.-Mil
John Me:Donell, who spent the past
few months it1 New York, has return-
ed home, -Mrs, Walper,'after a ,pleas-
ant visit with her sisters, Mrs., Car-
michael
ar-
michaetl. and .Mrs: a Parks, ,has ae-
turaretl to aver home en ;the Northwest
—Mrs• Bertha Bell hats' returned from
Toronto, and niter a few days' visit
leer,e with her nvoth,eir, Mrs. Dick, will
return to that oiity, where she Bias op-
ened - up ' mi,ilin:e,ry. parlotrs at Toronto.
Junction.—Mrs. Wm. Peppier, who.
_. re
ctantlY fell on the ,sa7pPerY lsdewadk
is ab to be out again :after being
oonfiued to the blouse:,far oyer tw,
weeks.—Messrs,: Oraig Bros, re, a v+ea
word on Monday- that: the house on
their farm in the Moo;,ejaw td.ustrict
was totally destroyed by frr;:et
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