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'IMO. SUTHERLAND & SONS ORLISSELE Children's Aid Sociaty for the County
1.11xpreas • 7 :le tit I ... 11 As m
LIMITED exereaa nt KxPreee 011/ Godeich, on Tuesday, September 10th,
INSEPRRAVII I • Specially rgcr, furnishitotng and
GrAIMP.M &tomato atmitooLarpactere occupying the new altelter pureltased
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderieh
AUCTIONEERS, I alsprose 7:18 n m I 1 ftxpreeo le 08 pm
libcpress 2:21) p m Rooms 8:04,:prn
WROXEYER
Going Emit - 701 s. m and p. m.
Going Most - 121W and 2:55 p. m.
All trains going Root eanneot with 0.P. R. at
Orangeville For Owen Sound, Mora and T
G. R, stations.
SRO. ALLAN, Irceal Agent.
1,` H,,('OTT AS AN AUCTION
a . Aga, w:I) o, ,1 lot netler prams, to
wt• or WO, :11.1 toss ii/KH enpl Ione cuargos
lotto any etner Auctioneer in Nast !tune or
be won't obarge Dates and orders
41O2 IOWAN) he arranged at this office or by
rs "am application.
MVO 44NVEYANCINO.
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trinret,1 '"' ""'"
b:.liellor for tne Metropolitan Bank,
' WM. SPENOE-
CON VEYANC ER AND ISSUER
MA.I.WIA.Calg LICEN,SEb
face in the 1.0.2 metre, mho, 30.4
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1311.4SIONSS Carats
JAS, An/.06.c'.90A/,
V -ERINARY SURGEON,
9ll021,120V to M lore °Moe at Ander-
son FIr... !Avery stable. lirogsrls TelophOse
No. AI,
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any ozal nIshl...slIth err.. •nn.00ne
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4 0 . V0122.. 0( I. I, 1111.$ for this purpose can
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An Earlier Reduction
A rumor says all train service
be reduced on November 1 this y
instead of January t, in order to
cone fuel
One Way To Help
Brussels auto owners 1111VC a ch
to turn the money saved by motor
, Sundays into the Navy League and
Cross Funds, If the use of the
for pleasure riding could be stop
until the end cif the war there wo
be more money available for patri
.funds and for the purchase of Viet
War Bonds.
Declaration Needed
According to an order Just issued
rimel post packets for the United
o net'. I main, Italy, and other
de.totations overseas, including those
addressed to soldiers` must be ac-
companied by a declaration affixed to
te parcel by the sender giving a de -
!'unite statement as to the nature and
• • ' contents Blank customs
by the county council a few weeks
ago. The Warden's committee had ex -
mined the premises on the previous
Saturday In company with e„OMPIAttee
of the C A, Society, and sume im-
provements & alterations were decided
upon, which are to be made forthwith.
The Committee also agreed to fernich
some of the staple articles needed *
the equipment of the house, Offers
from the Women's Institute of Coder-
ith and Clinton to assist in furnishing
the house have been received and gratefully acknowledged, and donations of
individual articles and partial sets have
also been received from several citize
s
of town. The Society will me gland
wilto receive from individuals or organ-
' izations in sympathy with the work,
ear, in any part of the county, donations
con. of blankets, pillows, sheets, towels,
dishes and kitchen utensils, in fact of
anything that will •be needed for the
ante comfort and proper care of children,
less and cash donations or supplies of pro -
Red visions will also be welcome. Write
auto I the County Secretary, Mr .G, M,
-bed oft, and tell him what you can do for
rule the work, Anyone who had been pre-
oale sent at this last meeting would have
ory readily realized the magnitude and
importance of the Society's work, the
cases of neglected or wayward child-
ren on the docket being more than
could be considered at oue sitting. It
Ms worth while quoting that three
of ;realty to animals were re -
ea as dealt with, including one
from the neighborhood of Exeter
which was particularly cruel, but in
which the defendant pleaded guilty and
paid a stiff penalty. This too, is a
ia'• the Society prosecutes earnestly,
.he new shelter will be
ready for use early in Oct-
ober, ana the lomat public opening
will take place during County Council
week in December, when the Provin-
'nal Superintendent, Mr, J J. Kelso
• .1c1 at. other jos sr k eErisi z:reF reaxs apre,c toefd Gtoodhee.
•11, who has had several years' ex-
er{ence in the work in large centres,
. •.• engaged as matron for the
ent
Physician, mirgeon, ••.a tomeit
inane at KIKUIDIIICH, y y bumf',
WIDEtut
f?',, - W 1TE, B A,
PHY,T, TAN'AND PlIttON0N,
Graduate rorontotTmv, it r ol Mrdirm.
Santo] Kt ,K131,1011 /,,,h KKK,. Of 1 ilittil.M1
NMI -'n•per
Office Or. Bryan. Old St nd
Phone 4S H Lasavls
licensed auctioneer tor Hum Co,
SollsfoetIon ; :I
WtSte or Telnellonsir not convenient to eai.,
Roth Brussels root North finr.st,
HEI04EAVE P O.
PROOOFOOT, MHO & CORE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
&c.
Office on the Square, 2ud door from Hamilton
Street,
GM/ERICH. ONT
Private footle to loan at lowest rates.
W. PROnortiom, K. O. ,T. T,, $11,LORAN
H. J, D, tloonti
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Shaw's Business' Schools
pal Pres Catalogue on request.
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Highest Cash Price for
Live Poultry and Hides
Write 02x
SAM WEINSTEIN
MILL/ STREET BRUSSELS
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THANKSGIVING DAY, OCTOBER 14
Ottawa, .Sept. 6,—Thanksgiving Day
this year has been fixed lay the Govern•
ment for Monday, October 14. In
selecting Monday the goverment leas
conformed to the practice adopted in
recent years. Formerly Thanksgiving
Day usually fell on a Thursday in late
October or November, but the Com-
merCial Travellers' Association and
other bodies agitated for a Ntonday
holiday earlier in the season in order
to increase the opportunity for rattily
reunions during the season of Thanks-
giving, This year there has been an
agitation to have the holiday fixed for
a Thursday, and it has also been sug-
gested that the Canadian holiday
should conform to that of the United
ae*Ier States, which occurs in November.
Up Again
The price of antracite coal was
aJvanced 30 cents per ton in the last
Invoices received from the independ-
ent wholesalers at Buffalo. The
other operators made the sante ad -
'.1111:e September 1, and the price of
a. from the regular dealers is now
00 per ton The independent
••• a a( ..0 per ten more.
E.; CeSts a Waek
.-.;eoember 1st the three
• Winni-
le.:spapere,e, the tree Press,
an‘i the Telegram, raised
attuacription rates to i5 cents a
week. This amount to be collected
fortnightly i4t instalments of 30 cents.
The mail rate in /Manitoba has been
increased from $4 to $6 a year for
evening papers and from $6 to $7 a
year for the morning Free Press, The
Regina Leader and the Regina Post
have also gone to 15 cents a week,
65 cents It month, $7 a year.
LAPTAIN• ATTACHED -Ca. t F T
Bryans, Brussels and Capt. J, G Seaton,
both of A. NI C. TratnIng Depot No, 1,
Londou, are attached to the ist Dep.
Bait , W. O. 1.2. loi quarters, ramous line
duty, effective ir(111 the 4th lust Leu
C W. Pennecott, itt/..0 a n)tlubet 01 Ill,
A, 'M. C, Training depot, ceases io he
Cached to the Depot Battalion, W 0 R
B. C S. LITERARY. -The organizat on
meeting of the Literary Society of Brne-
sets Continuation Scboul was held re•
centiv when the followiag officers w e
t meted rot thecoming let m ;-1-1( Dotal)
President -W, H ken., of Tart POST ;
President -J. Warwick ; Vice Presideui
-A. Johustun ; Secretary -M -Wilton ;
Treasurer -R. Hunter; Editors -Core
Arnistrang and Jim Armstrong ; Organ-
ist -D. Stafford; Assistant -V. Blake ;
Librarian -M. Hoover ; Assistant -J
Duncan, Form III representatives -
Elsie Sperling, E •King, E Baker, S
Yuill. Form II representatives -W
McCutcheon, A. Stewart, M. Month,
M. Maunders. Porto I representatives
-M Maunders, V. Blake, J Lowry J.
Duncan. Regularprograms will be
held twice a in and plans de./ased
for spor is Ste. A good time is counted
on as the past Literary Souteties have
been en joyable and instructive.
CONSUMMATE CREEK - -Stratford
Beacon speatis as lolows ou
his way from his hume n1 Isi usaels ti.
St Marys, where he inteuds to work,
joint Thompson was accosted Ott tto
Gland trunk train by e man who
pieseuted himself to be a Domino,
policeman and asked tot Its pep.,.
Thompson showed the matt his iegis,ia
den oat d, but stated that he had fats
laid ins military papers, at home. At.
ourdingly Thi.M1Son was taken off .11
train at Stratford and heeded over
local police. At the ponce statiou
Thompson told Chief Latn1111 that
had registered at Paimerstou, In
thought it unnecessary to catty built II -
registration EDO 11.1111tary papers and
left Its military papers Rt home, 1-1,
just over to years of age, As the .1
wit° accosted Thompson did ou
up today any charge'and as his 1 lei, )
could not be learned, Thompson was OW
detained by the •Ocial authorities, be( was
allowed to proeeed to St Mai ,s a moo.
where he is to be employed b. 41 •,•
Robertson, a boa leornith Tot le ,s t,
possibility of the MHO having burn f k
officer, as the, practice is becuming qu
frequent of late
Poe WORKS TO CLOSE DOWN -The
Stratford Herald saya :-Al• hotteh the
war has had considerable effect on
various local industries it has never litt
quite so hard as noty when through lack
of sugar the Longfoot Soda Water
Works will have to shut clown, Tim is
au industry exeltualve to Stratford in
this district and in fact covers quite a
Wide range of territory now that several
other firms formerly operating through
here have gone oet of business, Mr.
Longfoot advises that he received an
allottment of 32 bags of sugar to do hit»
from the lath of July to the 3oth of Sep•
tember and that he will have used all of
this by next week and would therefore
have to close down until October or
when he teemed a fresh allottrnent of
sugar frOM the Food Board, Ordinarily
this is the busiest time of the year for a
pop factory as the detnand for °soft
drinks is very great for the Fall Fairs
and Mr, Lougfoot would nae mare sugaa
(mu ins alio/ meta The marina! alumni
Ir a Veal' for tee local factory la bet ween
tit And X0 tons, M, Longtoot ia H sOn.
faro of Geo. and Mrs. ealwardo, Erns
sets.
•lahi ,
,unr- to of 17,,grm tahlt(A21
N g • •t (-11( wee- li tva,"u((i..e
e ,,•, tin tame B uev,de SLICK.
1.? nett the scbo. 1 RI cm, tis on Fr
In 6 ft fast to sp,te of cold mud
it eat of rani a large crowd attended
ind the number mid variety of exhibits
showed the interest taken by the parents
old children of the sections represented
Lase y, ar the first Fair was given by the
pupils of Bluevale school but this year 3
alter sections joined with them, S, h.
No 2, 1 union iy, anti Sect ons 8 and to
Morris Exnibns were all placed uti
Thursday, mid judging was completed
av early afternoon, Friday, School
touse was attractively decorated and
display of flowers, handiwork, Ari,
Writing, baking. sewing. Owl
and insect collections, &ea in
the class room was yell effective
Basement was used to display fruit
root, and vegetables while poultry and
mock were shown outside, Dr Field,
. 8, I., .was Judge of indoor school
vork, S, B Stothers, District Repre
sentative, Clinton. assisted by Mr. Mc-
Kay, Markham, looked after the Agric-
ultural exhibits, Mrs. H. B, Elliott and
Mrs, Adair, Wingliatu, judged flowers,
etving and bakidg
Visitors weregreatly {pleased with the
.vork of the children 22(1 there is eve. y
iidication that the School Fair is tobe-
come a permanent institution, in this
„catty, It is hard to particularize ID
be matter of exhibits, so rnany delight-
ed comments were beard, A ioug table
contained some of [het baking oue
could see anywbere, and no one after
eeing the school children's cooking
(mod doubt that the best of bread and
mistry can be made from war flour.
Fancy work was beautiful y done and
me good writing and very effeetIvi
at, work ,ii wk, crayon aud ..e•er colors
4, is •,,,tiwn Pets were trust interesting
, evert oue and small men and maidens
vete always collected round the place
whet • Imps. pussies and bunnies
tie-einh eel lar show, The little
y showu by Kenneth MoVittie wou
• tame.
griAlIAS during afternoon races
, het sport; were run off under the
. ton of T R, Benuett, Maginot,
HI11211117g Contest was won by'
tr e Black and the Ladies' Ruching
mil 01 tying Contest by Eva Bracken-
ce. Progralll of sports was followed
ty t ;invoice( drill uoutest, the pupils ce
4 echonis competing, nude]. their teach -
.'f instructions, Money prizes were
a yen for th s contest by Dr, Field, who
aw the is to Butevale School,
/ el, to NO 10. gid, to No 8, Hud 403, to
N , 2, There was only ODE entry for
mesking contest, but speech of little
Cam he Messer would have clone credit
to an older need, Women's Institute
provided supper in basement of Metho-
dist church, the proceeds of which wil
be devoted to Red Cross Work, and pro-
ceeds of booth on grounds will go for
sante purpose,
In the evening a fine Concert was giv-
en to a large` audience In Presbyterlau
church, Every number was well given
and muck appreciated, I. W. King
acted as chairilian and short addresses
were given by Rev. P Burgess, Rev. C,
Tate, and S. B, Stothers, Latter who
was appointed just this year made in -
:miring remarks on Agriculture as a pro.
cession. Miss Mary Currie, MISS Eva
Patterson and Weir Elliott, Witigham,
and IP H, Gilroy, Brussels, contributed
excellent singing. Mr. Fryfogle, Wing.
ham, and H. La Jackson, Brussels, gage
beautiful violin selectioas. Recitations
were Rivet! by Miss Myrtle Hainstock,
Vordwicit ; Miss Johnston, Jamestown ;
and James Allen of WIngban3, Sobooi
pupilsalso look part, solos being given
by Margoret Gamuts and Charlie Messer,
and a rectioilon be Gordon Best.
Ai cloae of Fair vegetables and
School Garden were sold and children G
MENUS TREAT
NE WORD DIE
"FRUIT•A-TIVES" Conquered
Dyspepsia and Restored Hilo Health,
MR. ROBERT NEWTON.,
Little Bras d'Or, C. B.
"I was a terrible sufferer from
Dyspepsia and Constipation for years.
I had pain after eating, belching gas,
constant headaches, and did not sleep
well at night, I lost so much weight
- going from 185 pounds to 146
pouqrls-that I became alarmed and
saw several doctors who, however,
did me no good. Finally, a friend
told DM to try ‘P/Wii-E-iiVeS',
la a week, there waS improve/meal.
The constipation was corrected ; and
soon I was free of pain, headaches
and that miserable 'feeling that
aee.ornpitnies Dyspepsia. I continued
to take this splendid fruit medicine
and now I am well, strong and
vigorous". ROBERT NE1VTON.,
50o. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
receipt of price by Fruit-a.tives
Limited, Ottawa.
1,..ve over $70, to buy se. (I X
rt..ee•pt's for F •o. Sat
• wo yin ie the. !whom
p ter Re,' Cro i1823, , • om no
r 20110,..t. 22.1 11,1.,11 AM..) ,100,
ece,v $13 from f bn to,DS
•Yowl k, Nose Win worked ct w,
• e Irsj, ,0 be coogrwn
.ted no the reouna It is pleasant to see
sell hearty co-nperalain among
ni erennizations of the communi•y
The chinches, Women's List -Uwe,
pupils and parents cheerfulla
did Their snare to make ills day a goo,t
one. Prize list is as follows:
GRAIN
Corn -Harry Timm, No, 2 ; Louise
Fraser, No" ro ; Alice Sharpin, No. 2.
Oats, Shea! 0 A, C. No. 72 Kine Mc
Donald No 4 ; Bertha Gannett, No 4
Oms Shea( any kind Wm Mundell, Nn
4; Goi don Nundell. NO. 4; Charlie
Messer, No, 4, Barley, Sheaf Jas.
Breckenridge, No, 4 Oats, half pint
sample Jean Black, No 4 ; Alice Sharp
in, No. 2 ; Gordon Mundell, No. 4
Wheat, half-pint sample -Louise Fraser,
No. ho •, Alice Shemin, No. 2 ; Walter
Sellers, No 8, Barley, half-pint sample
-Welter Sellers, No Breoken•
ridge, No 4 ; Kith; McDooeld, No 4
Peas -Willie Muutiell, No 4; Gordon
Mundell, No, 4 ; Duncan McDougall,
No, to.
POTATOES AND ROOTS •
Tubers, 12 any kind -Keened) Mc
Vittie, No. S •, Archie McKinney, No. 4
Jas Watson, No. 4, Mangolds-Fraser
Mustard, No 6; Elva Ramsay, No ro
lames Watson No. 4 Turuips, (Swede)
-Jas. Watson, No 4 ; los. Trireey, No
King McDonald, No 4. Turnips,
(Graystoue)-King McDonald, No. 4-;
Elva Ramsay. No. to ; Archie Mc-
Kinney, No. 4.
POULTRY
Plymouth Rocks, flock, (0 A C. eggs)
-Mug Mei/Omuta No. 41 Edgar Mc-
Michael, Nu 4 Archie McKinney, No,
4 Plymouth Rocks, (O. A, C. eggs) -
King McDonald, No. 4; Archie Mc
Kinney, No 4; Edgar McMichael, No
4 Plymouth Rocks -Jas. Bracken..
ridge, No 4 White Legliorns-Gleia
Gamma, No 4 ; Margaret McDougall,
No. to. Rd. Island Reds -Harvey
Timm NO. 2.Minorcas-Alfred John•
,too, No 8 ; Walter Sellers, No. 8 ;
Archie McKluney, No. 4, Ducks --
Duncan McDougall, No, to; Charlie
Mt aser, Nu 4. Geese -Charlie Messer,
No,4 ; John McDougall, No, io ;
Alfred Johnston, No, S.
VEGETABLES
Cabbage -King McDonald, No, 4 ;
Elva Ramsay No, to ; Archie McKinney,
No. 4, Lauhflower-jean Black, No. 4 ;
Kiug MoDouald, No, 4, Elva Ramsay,
No. to, Tomatoes -Mabel Johnston,
No. to ; Ro_y 'Mottles, No, 4 ; Grace
Kermighan, No, to, 13eets-Berthe GEM'
nett, No, ; King McDonald, No. 4;
Mac. Thomas, No. 4. Parsnips -las,
Breek•nridge, No, 4; George Peacock,
No. ro ; Alfred Johnston, No, 8, Onr.
rots -John Mowbray, No. 4; MAC.
Thomas, No. 4; Muriel Thornton, No.
4. Onions -Cora Gannett, No, ;
Edgar MaNlichael, No, 4 ; Grace Ker-
nagbau. No. to. Pumpkin -Geo Pea-
cock, No. to ; John Mowbray, No, 4 ;
Glenn GartHas, No. 4, Best Collection
-Alfred Johnston, No, 8 ; King Mc-
Donald, No, 4 ; Margaret Clads, No 4/
?Ruin
Pitons -Louise Fraser, No to; Hazel
Mundell, No. 4 ; Willie Mundell. No 4
Apples -Willie Mendell, No. 4 ; Flo.
rattle Echtnier, No, to; Louise Fraser,
No, to Collection of trnit-Alice
Sharpin, No. 2 ; Fred. Elliott, No, 4,
PLO W DRS
Sweet: Peas -Olive Gorulas, No. 41
Margaret Curtis, No. 4 ; Mary Mowbrey,
No, 4, Asters -Marjorie Grasby, No,
8 ; King McDonald, No, to ; Jean Black,
No, 4, Asters, (lower fortes) -Mary
Mowbray, No. 4. NAstottiums-Mary
Moweiray, No, 4; Ethel Johnston, No,
o.
OPEN 'PO ANYONE IN SECTION
erahium Plant-Kt:4 McDonald, No.
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Saves lone
For The,Fartner
DRI,CES of farm products
have reached a high level.
The farmer can take fiat ad-
vantage of this situation only
by adding to his equipment
of time and labor-savi.. ma-
chinery. Time and 11- ,or are
money. When time and labor
are saved, money is saved.
Time and labor-saving de-
vices for working the land do
not produce complete results
in themselves. The farmer
must have rapid and depend-
able means of placing his
products on the market.
The Fiord One -Ton Truck will
make trips to town so much more
quickly than the horse that you vvill
have many extra hours of time to
devote to productive work. A lame
number of farmers have proven tae
Ford One -Ton Truck to be a time
and money-saver—have you?
Price (chassis only) $750
Runabout - $ 660 Coupe 875
Touring - 690 Sedan - - 10760
F. O. B. Ford, Ontario
All prices waded to war t2.0
F. O. B. Ford, Ontario thaw's, ereept track aralchassis
All orie ea wekwet to change without notioo $3
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S. Carter, Agent, Brussells
4 ; Mrs. Geo. McDonald, No, 4. Be
gonia -Bessie Nichol, No. 2 ; Gret
Eckmier, No. to; Mrs, Robert Black
No. 4. Foliage-Onve Games No, 4
Elva Ramsay, No. 7D ; Haze) Mundell
No, 4. Fern -Olive Garnios, No 4
King McDonald, No. 4.; Margaret
Garniss, No, 4.
SEWING
Soeks-E1 V71 Ramsay No. 10 ; Mat g -
'wet Gat nisi, No. 4 ; Rrrl,ha Gam !lel 1,
No 4 Apron -Alive Slott pie, No, 2 ;
Margaret McDougall, No: 10; Alice
Wheeler, No, 2 Embroidered Towel
-Louise Fraser, No. 10 ; Jessie Mes-
ta% No. 10; Margaret Clivrin, NO. 4.
Towel wit • Crochet Insertion -
Louise Fraser, No. I0 ; Gentle Robin-
son, No, 10 ; Marjory Giasby 8.
Darning -Margaret Gaimisa, No. 4 ;
Elva Ramsay, No 10 Quilt Bleck-
Gerlie Robertsiiti, Nn. 10 Beatrice
Thornton, No. 4. ; Alice Sharpin, No
2. Patching -Donna Smith, No. 4 ;
Hazel Mendell, No. 4, Best Dressed
Doll-Mnriel Thornton, No. 4.
. Jived,. Messer, No, 10: Jac. TurveY RECOMMENDED FOR THE
it No. 8 ; .Margaret McDougall, No. 111.
, Nl ap ol Huron -Donna Smith, No. 4 ; .
; Florence Eck oder, No. lit; 'Ali.. CROIX DE GUERRE
. (400,.h0, No. 8
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NATVIZE STUDY
COOKING}
Layer Oake-Jesoie talesser, No. 10 ;
Louise Preset., No. 10 ; Alice Shemin,
Nil, 2 Apple Pie -Janet illoVittie,
No. 3 ; Donna Smith, No. 4 ; Dot is
Allen, No, 10, Tea Biscuits -Alice
Sharpin, Nn. 2 ; Greta Illekinier No, 10
Louise Fraser, No. 10. War Cake -
Donna Smith, No, 4 : Velina Brooks,
No 4 ; Louise Fenner, Nn. 10, Cookies
-Donna Binh li, Nit. 4 latrts-Alueiel
Thrmanit, No. 4 ; Beatrice Thortiton,
No. 4 ; Velma Brooks, No. 4, Pump-
kdu Pie -Velma Brooke, No. 4 ; Mar-
garet Gaieties, No, 4. Bread -Whi-
m e Allen, No. 10 ; Donna Smith, NO,
4. Butter -Margaret, McDougal), No,
; Glad ye Timin, No, 2, Preserved
Haspliettries-Margarer Gattniss, No.
4 ; Bessie Nichol, No, 2.
MANUAL TRAINING
liatittluee iiallt110-Walter L. Sellei
No, 8 ; Damian McDougall, No, 10 ;
James Breckenridge, No. 4. Milking
Stool-OutiCall McDougall, No, 10.
Bird House -,Runes HI.Paltehridde,
4, Creeple-Dittiran McDougall, No,
10 ; George Fell, No, 10.
STOOK
Halter -broken Calf -Win, All111(12.1).
N11, 4 ; Gordon Mundell, No; 4 ; Roy
Th011UilS, 4. Hulter-beoken OAP -
Wm. Mundell, No, 4 1 King MacDttm
ald, No. 4 Calf -Alfred Johnston,
No. 8; Mandell, No. 4; Nelson
Bolt, No. 2. Black -faced
red Johnston, No, S; Jae, Brecken-
ridge, No. 4, White-faced Larnb--Jas,
Breckenridge, No, 4 ; Wm. Minute'',
No, 4; Gordon Mundell, No, 4. Tally-
ing molt -honest TA1102,110., NIT, 1.
WHITING
F01`171 Badmay, No. 10 ;
gilIV MEd:N/11E4dt NO. 4 tAlice Shill).
in, No, 2, Form 3-Hert, Souch,
8 ; Charlie Messer, No. 4 ; Doris Al-
len, No. 10, Pomo 2-101m mice Eck -
:Mar, No. 10.; Edith 111 eekenridgc,
No. 4 ; Donna Smith, No, 4, Form
1-Teetie Allen, No. 10 •, George Pea-
cock, No, 10; Het bet t Campbell, No.
10.
ORA WING
Map of °amide, (Itioaltnot• linpils)-
1111vit Rummy, No. In, Map of Canada
-Genie Robertson, No. ; King
hIcDontald No, 4. Map of Ontario -
1+0 Wild 11,nVel., Mollified-- Bertha
Gannett, No, 4 60 weeds, mounted -
Bertha Gannett, No. 4; Margate(
Curtis, No. 4 30 ;navels. nlnu,11et!-
Lts
Breckenridge, No. a;Ildrr•goret
Clurlis. Nn 4. N4 LiD1+ WD00,-61.0.
Felin, NO. 10; Jas. lareekenridge, No.
4 ; alargnret Gltniss, N.. 4, 20 wild
ile.wer in l - Cora
Gantlet i, No 3 20 tt , • , s, Ile
CIanhmo 1,'Imeltet• Na.
In ; M time] 1 20111100, NO. 4
IS insects mounted- (Lower Finalist --
With fireekehtitige, NO. 4 t fientrioe
'1'h tin No. 4 ; •(Ileito Gat niss, No,
4•
A IIT
Crayon Drawing (Forms I awl
Thot mon, No. ; :Mary Mow-
bray, No. 4 ; Bessie Campbell No. li)
IVittei rotor drawing Ibornls;:,utddr
-hhirgtosit fi,uoiyti, NO. 1.: EIVA ILtut. street. "I 2 villitt,.. attending
say, No, 10 ; Jan, Brook ent Lige, No 1, a minded cit ilians and helped It dozen
Crayon drawing' (limy ,It.an to Safet) While The place was under
131ftelt, Nn. 4 ; Elva Itamany, No. lo ; haaav German tire. Ile la a candidate
Margiteet (leads, No. 4 link drawing for the Croix de Guerre,
design for book rover -King
ATrllun-
old, No, 4 ; Bertha Gannett, No. 1 :
Elva Ramsay, No. 10.
PHYSICAL: EXERCIS14,4
Dr, Field, prizes
RluevaiPSchool, S. S. No, 4 : Raltl-
say Sehool, No. 10 ; Brown:own
school No- 8 ; Nichol's Sehool No, 2,
Five-minute spt•ech lie Ales -
ser, No, 4,
V--
The State Journal:Iint":noL
NelEarn%)ing, Mich.,
makes reference to Lieut. Dr. Milton
Shaw, whe had charge of Maior Dr.
Shaw's oractiae here. Out who has
since been on aative service in France.
'file report says:—Lieutenant Dr. Mil.
Sh8W, Who is especially commend-
ed for bravery, is a son of Dr. and Mrs,
William Shaw of Morrice. He is a
graduate Of the Morriee high school
and later graduated hale the medical
department of the IJ, of Al. after tvhich
1,,,,•k lip pracitce of medicine in
LanAnc. Dr. Shaw wee one of the
iirst to enlist and was made, a lieuten-
ant in the t 19th r. A, Medical corps.
Dr. William Sahw has another son,
Sergeant H•arold Shaw of the 8.5th di-
Vialen who is now overseas. Dr, Shaw
walked nonchalantly through the
PETS
Pony -Kenneth aleVettie No, 8;
lamb --Alfred Johnston, No, 8; kit ten
-Fraser Mustard, No. 8
HITCHING CONTEST
Boys 20 and under -Charlie Blitek,
No. 4 ; AIfTPd Johnston, No. 8
LADIES" HITCHING CONTEST
Eva Breekentidge, Nn, 41
Johnston, No. 8 ; (Stella Elliott, No, 4,
Special prize fot lattgest number of
prizes Won, &Mated by Alva. Win.
Adolf :-King McDonald, KRA
ktKIIIKKY, NO. itt
To the Farmers
Oliver NValking or !tiding, Single
or Double Mouldboard of 'Tractor
Plows. Nolte bet t ei . There is
also it Immlum of McCoriniek Im-
plements in the territory which
linty he had at present Nivea and
on next year's terms. Order be-
fore advance pi lePN are fixed.
A good clean Clyde Gelding, 3
years old. fop mole. Works double
or single. Will sell ',heap and on
t brie if wa tit ed.
David Milne Ethel
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