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The thought of being dependent
some day, when illness or old age takes
away one's ability to earn, is rightly
distasteful to the Canadian mind.
The simplest, surest way to offset
this is to open a Savings Account and
add something to it every week. Come
in and we will Fladly explain.
—THE
Bank of Nova Scotia
capital - • • - q 0,700,000
!reserve Fund - 18,000.000
Resources - - - 270,000,000
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New Advertisements
Li/whale Celebration.
For ea le—Robert Dakar.
Shingles—T.0. Hemphill.
Wagon for sale—D. Denman.
Vacation thne—P. E. Smith.
Dednotion Sale—Mies Inman.
Steer strayed—Will. Spoken.
needier wantod—D, Ramsay.
Sale by tander—d. D. IHaEwen,
b Weekly Store News—Jae. S'ox.
Auction Sale--Ohas, McDonald.
Spacial values—Chapman Bros,
eroshIaeACuionT sea t. 0. Marmara.
Mistric± Reba
McKillop
R. H. GOVENLOO10 DECEASED,—The
death occurred at Guelph after sever-
al months illness, of Robert H, Goven-
lock, second eon of the late Andrew
Govenlock, of Winthrop. He was a
native of McKillop township where he
resided until a few years ago when he
moved with his sisters to Seaforth.
He was for many years an Elder in
Oeven church, Winthrop. He was a
pian of alerting qualities and enjoyed
the t. 'o
nfidenee and esteem of all who
knew him. He is eurvived by one
brother, 3, 141, Govenlock, Seaforth,
and 4 sisters, The funeral took place
from the residence of his brother, J.
M. Govenlock, Seaforth, to the Mait-
land Bank Cemetery.
Wroxeter
Harry Wailer, a war veteran, and
Former member of the 161st Batt.,
has been appointed Postmaster to
succeed the late W. M. Robinson
Office is at present in charge of
Robeeb Marley, London,
Our line man, M. Sanderson, has
just completed the trunk line between
Wroxeter Rural Telephone Co, and
South Bruce. This gives a 5c ex-
change for all Wroxeter subscribers
and South Bruce subscribers who are
switched at Bellnore.
Miss Harcourt, addressed the Wo-
men's Institute in Mrs. Pope's
room, Friday, July 2. Her talk on
Health was much enjoyed by- those
present, Miss Harcourt congratulated
the Institute on 811011 a clean meeting
Reduction
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t�'erSC Cent
25 D'
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olio
Millinery
. In order to close out the balance of our Sum-
mer stock we will sell our Trimmed and Un-
trimmed Hats at a Reduction of
25 Per Cent
Those who have not purchased a new Hat this
season should take advantage of these Bargains
while they last,
Phone 26x
!. INMAN
THE MERCHANT
The banking requirements of
merchants will receive full Con-
sideration by the officers of this
Bank. Arrange
to open a current
account and every banking facility
is assured. SSA
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL - • $15,000,000
RESERVE FUND - w $15,000,000
WALTON BRANCH, J, M. McMillan, Manager,
place, in fact the cleataeet elm bad
been at,
Plsnpr,g WE TALK Anorm, —141ine
Malluugil, 'Toronto, was Lila guest of
Miss Alm. Rann last week,—. -Alvin
1Vt'ay remelted to 'Por onto, MOndey
after spending a few daye with hie
parents in Turnher:T.—Rev, Mr, Lyre..
burner, the hew paste' of the Methu-
diet Church, and family arrived from
Goderieb last: week, We welcome
them to Wroxetue.—Murton JBowu
made
t business trip
to Toronto OtltO latl
week.—Robert Leallhurn, Brantford,
vlelled old friends in the village Mon-
day,— Leonard Brown has sold his
reeidenco, Ann street, to Mrs, Wm,
-Hall, Bluevale.—Mrs, Win, Wilson is
holidaying in Toroltt0. — Olifford
White, Guelph, is spending a 2 weeks'
vacation with his parents here,—Mies
Stewart, Toronto, visited her neice,
Miss Mary Harris recently.—Wilfrid
Musgrove; Hamilton, was a recent
visitor at the home of D. D. Sander-
son,—Hugh McLean wits home from
Toronto over the holiday.—Miss Clar-
ice Moffatt, Wingham, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Mary Earle.—Chas, and
Mrs. Pope and Ed, Barnard motored
from London and spent the weekend
with relatives here,— Mrs. Fred.
Davey and children left on Wednes-
day for a trip to Fort Francis,—A
number from the village attended the
Salem Sunday School plc-nic held
Saturday afternoon.=- Mies Jessie
Pope, Toronto, is visiting at her
home,—Geo. Sproal spent a few days
under the parental roof,—Mrs. Gavin
Davidson left tbis week to visit rela-
tives at different points in the West.
—C. Shewell, Toronto, spent Sunday
here with this family,—Harry West-
lake returned to Toronto on Mouday,
—Amouget the teachers who have ar-
rived home for the Summer vacation
are :--Mieses Clara Rutherford, Jennie
Allan, Annie Munro, Beatrice Howe
and Elinor Hamiltmi,—Reeve Doug -
lite has purchased a. Grey -Dort ear,
Ethol
Ethel school report may be read on
page 6.
Mies Steiss has left for her holidays
at her home.
Geo. and. Mrs. Addy motored last
week to Brantford.
Milton Flood, Stratford spent a few
days with Mende in Ethel.
Mrs, (Rev.) OKell and boys are home
after a pleasant visit at Brantford.
Miss Robertson, Toronto, is spend-
ing her holidays with 141iss,,E. Kerr.
Mts. Alton, Lucknow is visiting her
grandparents, 0. and Mrs, Raynard.
A wedding or two of iutereat to
Ethelites on the matrimonial pro-
gram.
Ezra and Mrs. Reihm, Listowel,
spent Sunday with Mr, and 141rs, Gil-
kinson.
Miss Ella Hansuld is home for the
holidays. She has been teaching at
Holyrood,
S. S. and Mrs. Cole and daughter
motored to Kinburn on Sunday to at-
tend a funeral
John Hartington is back from Tor-
onto, We are glad to see his pleasant
smile once more.
Mice Myrtle Bowes is home for the
holidays, having finished her course at
Stratford Normal.
Rev. Mr. OKell attended the Sum-
mer School at Mount Forest and St.
Thomas this iveek.
Mrs. Marquis is visiting her sister,
Mrs. R. Clark, Elma, and visiting her
brother, Jos. Engler.
Gordon and Mrs. Long, Stratford
visited with Mr. Long's brother, Wil.
feed Greytownship.
.
MiJane ss
Love, L+l
ma is visiting at
O. HutcEtinsona
6th Oon. Grey and al-
so at W. H. Love's, Ethel,
Ethel Dramatic Club present "The
Country Minister" at Brussels Wed-
nesday evening of this week.
The Judge Witheld sentence on
Jno. Storey for assault until hia ment-
al condition is reported upon,
Alia McMeth has left for her home
at Clinton. She inteuds to visit her
friends at Luoknow a few days.
David and Mrs. Sanders and Miss
Hannah Ourrah, were visitors with
friends at Sarum during the past
week.
Last Sunday evening Co. Secretary
Cooper gave an instructive address in
the Methodist church on the Prohibi-
tion question.
Mrs, (Rev,) OKell was at .Branbford
attending the wedding of her brother,
Reginald Gaudy, of Provost, Sask., to
Miss Helen Oldham,
D. W. Dunbar has been bothered
more or less from rheumatism for the
past few months but we hope he will
N0011 be clear of its annoyance.
Mrs. E. Magintl, Malvern, E, Me-
ginn, wife mod son Petrolia and 17,
eL Tompkins, Owasso, Mich., are
visiting with Mrs. Martha Spence.
Next Sunday afternoon the Orange-
men of Ethel and locality will attend
the Presbyterian church at 280
o'clock,. when Rev, Me, Kennedy will
discourse to them.
Sunday school will be held at 1 p.
01., in the Methodist church instead of
2 on Sunday, IItlt inst., owing to
Orange sermon being preached in
the Pre byterian church brat after-
noon by Rev. Mr. Kennedy,
B, C. Shingles
A quantity of 5x B. C.
Shingles at $7,25 a square
and 3x at $7,00 per square
•, for sale.
T. C. Hemphill
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Aero Cushion
Inner Tires
!work. Bert Mathers, 1)nlothy Par-
nisa, Edith SVaewiek (ren.) '1'., T—
Ldclie Ciro Mee.
0L1v0 M. Avt•hoY, 9'eaa•ber,
Jamestown
Some eases of IpWurlee, -
Trustees of the Bryaus school, let
line, Ureyy t0tvuehip, are advertising
for a teacher to commence week Sept.
1, Rend the advt.
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416
to the '
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a '
Leacher in the lfaureeayschool, ap•
plications are asked for a ancceseur.
Hee what the trustees say,
Rev, Mr, Wilson, the new Mello -
diet. preautret', officiated in the Julie -
stun church last Sunday. Jle has
Tendered fine service on his pant
circuits,
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Some of their Commendable Features
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Made of pure Hata Rubber, q
* Double the mileage of your
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9 No road delayas. m
2 Every Motorist should use the Aero I
fa Manufactured in Wingham. a
Lit See the Tires and get prices for I
® this eliminator of tire troubles I
s from
G, C. MANNERS, Brussels,
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g casing, •
Moncrieff young men played the re-
turn Foot -Ball match with the Ethel
juniors Saturday evening, Ethel win.
ning by 8.0.
Last Tuesday evening William A.
Martin and Mies B. Hudson, both of
Grey township, were united in mar-
riage at the parsonage here.
3. McLelland, Listowel, has been
having holidays at his home here.
Judging by the way he handles the
hoe his work roust have agreed with
him.
A meeting was held Monday even-
ing in the basement of the Methodist
church to organize the township of
Grey on the Prohibition campaign
for next Fall.
Thos. and Mrs, Kerr, Honfryn and
Miss E. Kerr, accompanied by Miss
Robertson, motored to Millbank to
visit relatives. They also called on
friends near Shakespeare.
Oebebration at Brussels, Thursday,
July 22. A 1 program iuoluding the
Galt Kittle Band, It is 1st Claes in
every respect, quantity as well as
quality. See the Ball games and take
a hand in other sports.
Jas, and Mrs. Oldfield sr., also Mr,
and Mrs. Oldfield, jr, and daughter,
all of Dundalk, motored to Ethel to
attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
Rebecca Dougherty. They spent the
week end with Chas. and Mrs. Cleaver
here.
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS,—On Weti.
nesday, June 80th, a public meeting
was held in the Township Hall, under
the auspices of the Women's Institute.
The object of the gathering was to
discuss Consolidated Schools. An in-
structive and iureresting address was
delivered by Dr. Sinclair, of Toronto,
which favorably impressed the audi-
ence. Meeting decided to ask the'
Government for a survey in each sec-
tion to ascertain if Consolidation
would be possible.
Moeda
Oran
and MissesMinnie and M -
ii
'dyed
Russell ase I motor 1
ec to Ui'ntn
Oran Russell has urchased a new
Ford car. He is getting to be an ex-
pert driver,
James B. Kerney, 4th line, is under
the doctor's care this week but we
hope he will soon be better.
J, and Moe. Yuill, Vanderbilt,
Mich, were here last week on their'
annual visit with relatives and old
friends.
The barn on Alex. Nichol's farm, 1
miles South of Brussels, has been
turned round and is being fitted up in
modern style.
Last Sunday afternoon Rev. Mr,
Peters, the new Methodist pastor,
preached in Sunshine Church. We
welcome him to the neighborhood.
Celebration at Brussels, Thursday,
July 22, A. 1 program including the
Galt Kittle Band. It is Ist class in
ever repeat, y asp , quantity as well as
quality. See the Ball games and take
a hand in other sports,
Miss Mary McKellar left for her
home, "Rosedale Farm," Ofomarty,
where she will holiday with het'
friends. She is re-engaged and will
resume her duties in September. She
is an A 1 teacher.
A high old time was spent last Mon-
day evening on the 5th line when the
Football team of that line and Brown.
town locality met for a royal battle.
The former won by one goal. There
was a' good attendance. Another
bout is expected,
Wednesday afternoon, June 80th, S.
S. No. 8 and Suushine Sabbath School
held their picnic in the Sommerville
grove, when a large crowd assembled
to enjoy the sports and the day being
a perfect one for the carrying out of
some etienuone gapes of 13aseball.
Ag ood lunch l
ryas served and
long
after &talc the people le se
au
to wend
than' way n
Iu reward
Soaoot REPn
B/i —Fallowing is the
report of the Milisnmmer promotion
examination of the school in S. S. No.
8, Morrie, as arranged iri order 0f
merit, Promotion to Sr. IV—Fraser
Mustard (h). To Se.IV—.t illian Gar-
nies (h), Viola Mathers (to, Doris Al-
len (rec.) To Sr, IIT --Lillie Gltrniss
and Dona Smith (equal), Pearl
Realtors (h), Lloyd Turvey (11), Gordon
Hamilton, To Jr.1iI—Bert Giu'niss
(11), Harry Garnier (h), Melville Math -
erre. "Charlie Allen, Irene Allen and
Margaret Gaol (rec.) To So, II--
Ma• aret Mustard (h), Burette Smith,
Marion Goo', To Jr. II en years
Carey
Additional Grey township news
page 5 of this issue,
Some fine ebower's wrenched part
Grey township last. week,
Mies Francis Oaverhfll, Toronto,
a visitor with Miss Jean Grant.
A new touring car has been p
chased by John Pearson, 6th Con.
The timbers for the enlargement
Jas. Fulton's barn, 10th Con„ is bel
got ready,'
Miss Miriam Lowe is home from
Stratford Normal School having co
pieted the term,
Will: Hoover ie home from the
A. U., Guelph, for a visib before
goes to the West,
Joseph and Mrs. Nicholson, Walt°
were visitors with 4, and Mrs, M
Leod over Sunday,
Miss Florence Attwood, daughter
Joshua and Mrs. Attwood, Toiont
is a visitor with her randparent
Berry and MDs, Attwood,
Harry and Mrs. Finn, Charley, for
erly of the 6th of Grey, spent Don
inion Day in Stratford, Mrs, Fin
visited her sister, Mrs. Finod.
Miss Florence McCallum motored t
Stratford last Wednesday fora fe
days to visit her sister, Marjorie an
aunt, Mrs. J. Hinchley, 9 Nile steer,
Celebration at Brussels, Thursda
jai):22. A 1 program including t
Galt Kittle Band, It is 190 class i
every respect, quantity as well a
quality. See the Ball games and Mk
a hand in other sports.
CARD or THANKS,—We wish to ex
press our thanks to the neighbors an
other friends for helpful deeds an
kind words in connection with the re
cent demise of our mother, Mrs. Geo
Clark. We gratefully acknowledg
the same.
TEE GLARE FAMILY.
ESTATE OF LATE JAS, E. McDoN-
ALD.—To close up the estate of the
late Jae. E. McDonald an Auction
Sale of Farm, Farm Stock, imple-
ments, household effects, &e, will be
held Tuesday afternoon of next week
at 1,p. m., with F. S. Scott, Brussels,
as Auctioneer. Lot is 35, Con, 11
Gray township, List of Sale may be
read in this issue. Ohae. McDonald,
brother to deceased is the Administra-
tor,
SCHOOL REPORT.—Following is the
report for S. S. No.,6, Grey. Names
nflolasses 4, 8 and 2 in order of merit
Those taking honors marked (h.)
Promotions—Jr. IV Do Sr. IV—John
Raynard, Wilfred Keifer. Sr. III to
Jr. IV—Mae Cooke (h), Clara Jackiin.
Jr. III to Sr, III—Richard Elliott (h).
Carl Ames (h), Jitn Turnbull, Cecil
Raynatd, Jr, II to Sr. II—Orwell
Elliott (11), Evelyn Stephenson, (h),
Margaret Rowland, Viola Jacklin.i
I to II—
M idred Hoy,
Margaret
ret
Cooke, Charlie Keifer, Alex. Pearson.
Pr. to I—Hazel Raynard, Vincent
Rowland, Roy Pearson, John Lemont.
E. I, CARR, Teacher.
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Mrs. J. D. Forsyth (Lyda McCal-
lum) of Minioto, Man,, and her child-
ren, Harold and Lorna, are visiting at
the former's mother's, 4th Oon, Grey,
for a few weeks. It is 6 years since
she and her husband and little boy
were here before. Mrs, Forsyth says
the crops look splendid in the West so
far, if they only get harvested it will
be a grand crop. Mr. Forsythe is in
business in Miniota. The many
friends of Mrs, Forsyth will bo glad to
welcome her again as she spent so
many years of her life around Ethel,
She has gone to Stratford, Seaforth
and Simeoe to visit friends this week.
A fine time was enjoyed et the
Union Church Garden Party Wednes-
day evening of last week. Program
was excellent, consisting of a well
pointed address on Cousolidated
Schools by Rev. Mr, McDonald, At-
wood ; choice musical numbers by the
Martin Henry 0o, ; solos by Miss
Verne Walker, Brussels ; readings by
Mies Puteell, Listowel, &c. Rev. Mr,
OKell presided, Good supper was
served in the basement of the church,
Receipts of the evening were $280,00,
which will be applied to Sunday
School purposes after expenses.
Grounds were brilliantly lighted by
the Fairbank-Morse Lighting System.
There was a great crowd attended.
GONE To Hstr REWARD,—As intim-
ated last i881.10 Mrs, George Clark pass-
ed away Wednesday morning of last
week, at the advanced age of nearly
79 •years, She had been confined to
bed for nearly l f years as the result of
a fall in which a thigh bone was
broken. She e was most os patient; and
P
aheerftil and died as silo
had lived
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t)ustin i
het' Saviour.
Funeral took
place Friday afternoon from the home
of Jacob and Mrs Ziegler Con, 13,
!Rev, Mr. Kennedy conducting the ser-
vice, 6 sons were the pallbearers,
Interment teas made in Brussels ceme-
tery, alongside her late partner, who
predeceased her le June 1911, Mee,
Olark's maiden name was Agnes Dun-
0ans0)1, and she was born BC Edin-
burgh, Scotland, doming to Canada 66
years ago with her parents when 12
yenta ot age, In 1860 she was married
to the late George Clark and settled
on Lot 16, Oen, 17, Grey, where they
fired until Mr. Olark's demise, 9sone
And 4 daughters were born to there
Thursday; July 2Znd
is is else drain: of
BRUSSELS
Celebration
1
Owingt" BlythBlythchoosingng the
;Mb
Mut., as lite day of their
4 Jubilation told had framed hills,
]v t'ee., Bros/Kele decided to give
way to their neighbor acid
changed date of our celebration
to Thursday, July 22nd.
Floe Program of Fun
Athletic Sports
Baca Ball Matches
Promenade Concert, &c.
Gait's Fine Kiltie Band
1 has been engaged, at. big ex-
pense, for the day and evening
on Victoria Park, This music-
al organizatlnn is a fine one and
worth travelling miles to hear.
Don't miss seeing the
Guelph Jazz Band
The Funniest outfit going,
Other features will be announce 11'
ed next week by poster and ad.
vertisem en t,
Brussels has a name for first-
ciase Celebrations and this will
be no exception.
Don't miss the corrected date— k,
Thursday, July 22od—
snr0 to he on hand,
Gee the Feature,
and parents lived to see all comfort-
ably married. The children are :—
Thos. and Enoch, Walton ; Robe,
Blyth ; Archie, John and William
and Mrs, John Williamson, McKillop ;
Henry, Edward and Mrs. Ziegler,
Grey ; Mrs, Wm. Metz, Elmira ;
Joseph. Weyburn, Sask„ and Mrs,
Louis Williamson (deceased), Walton.
Subject of this notice was a thrifty,
industrious, hearty women, a faithful
member of the Presbpterian church
and esteemed by a large circle of rela-
tives and friends. She passed away
peacefully at home of her daughter,
where she lived since Mr. Clark's
death,
Moncrief
A grand
d
in Knox church, Missionary
eRall
June 23rd
at which a large attendance of the
ladies of the congregation was present
to listen to an able address by Mrs.
(Rev.) Hamilton, Goderich, Mrs. Mc-
Donald, of Walton, gave a report of
the Presbyterial held at Kincardine
and Miss Cunningham told of the
Food work done by the Mission Bands
in our Presbytery. Lunch was served
at the close.
Walton
Tho 12th will be celebrated in Gode-
rieh.
Mrs
. Campbell, Br
anlon
, Manitoba,
'is visiting here.
Mr,and
]4lre.
Hughes ore nicely
set-
tled at O. P. R. station, Orange service Sunday afternoon
next in St, George's Church,
Our school garden looks fine and
the scholars are to be congratulated.
Choir of Duff's church picnicked
July 1st at Grand Bend, 40 strong
and had A 1 time.
Miss Bella Button, Toronto, is a
visitor at the Methodist Parsonage,
She is a sister of the parson's,
St. George's pic-nic in the;Shoidice
grove, 1} miles North of Walton,
Thursday afternoon of this week.
Instead of the afternoon service at
Bethel, on account of the Orange ses-
mon in St George's church, Walton,
it will be held at 7,30 p, m,
The Communion service last Sun-
day in Duff's church was a memor-
able one. A large congregation was
present, 32 members were received
into full membership.
Special Red Cross meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs, Alex, Gard-
iner, Wednesday, .July 1411), at 3
o'clock, for important bueiness. All
officers and workers requested to be
present,
Dominic>) Day was celebrated in
royal style in the Williamson grove.
There wee a large crowd, good pro -
gran) of sports and everybody enjoy-
ed the day. There were ilvely foot
times for young and old, jumping and
tug of war. Good hunch served and
booth did a rushing businese.
FARMERS' PIC•NIO,— Arrangements
are well in hand foe the Community
Pic -,do to be held in the McCune.
grove near Leaclbury, Friday of this
week, Among the speech makers of
the afternoon are to be J. W. Xing,
Blt
tevale
J J
Morrison,
Sec. of
the
U,
F. Rev:
Amos
member of
the Executive
andHe )n
,
Fetor
S h
mit , Provincial Treasurer itt the
Farmers Government. A big time is
expected and with good weather a
good crowd is assured.
A uniou Sunday School picnic is be-
ing dismissed, Pertienlars later.
Hxtto 1 If you received you're pay the
way you pay for TIM POST w0015 you
stst•Veto death or be fat and flourish-
ing ?
A note from G. A. Deadman, Merlin,
Ont., says;—We ate having more rain
here now which promises to help the
honey flow, which lute not been much
yet,
W. H. 1f:ERR, Profirietor
Brussels School Promotion
Below are prowoti0ne of Brneaele
Publie 9nhnnl, Halfwit ill to der of
merit.. A 9100)her' of st-udents were
absent on account of illness—these are
recommended on term work or will be
graded in Autumu term.
Results of Promotion examinations
in Room III, Honors 15, Pass 6q.
?'awes in order of merit,
nnom II(
From hr, !if 1"Jr. TV
Iirlllnt'a--
Tette 1*erguaou Jack Oliver
Primer Strachan Louise Rose
Passed—
Gerald Stafford Reba Pollard
Mildred Sperling Florence Oliver
Reeommended—
Mary Walker
(Absent on account of illness
recommended on te'm's:work) '
Evelyn Chapman
Prom Jr. IV to Sr, IV
Honors—
Mac Ferguson Kenneth McVittie
Passed—
Orval Whitfield Ester Pollard
Sidney Ballantyne Marguerite Little
Nora McDowell Lawson Clouse
ANNIE E. GEODES, Teacher,
ROOM II
From Jr. III to Sr, III
Honors—
M McVittie J Stewart
L Champion H Stratton
Pase—
W Galbraith P Baeker
L artiste
Recommended—
M Thomson F Dennison
From Sr. II to Jr. Ill
Honors—
W McMillan A Gretna,
J Musa
A Logan D Ennis 1ek
Pass. -.
S Scott 0 Kyle
H Kerr M Logan
H Champion G Sperling
Recommended -
0 Thnell M Ritchie
From Jr. TI to Sr. TI
Honore—
M Straehan 1313ollaud
A'l'hompson .1 Brown
E Wilson
Pass—
V Wilson B Thomas
H Kyle F Semis
K Thomas M Somerville
Recommended—
G Kellington E Savage
Those absent through illness will be
graded in the Fall,
KATHLEEN WILTON, Teacher,
ROOM I
From Sr, Iet to Jr. 2nd
e n Baeker T Walkey
D McVittie L Harkness
*B Gilroy GBurgess
K Thuell
*Absent through illness—standing
determined in September.
From Jr. lst to Sr. let
D Rutledge F Edwards
W Champion H Savage
V Fax M Thomson
H Whittard
From Sr. Primer to Jr. 1st
M Downing 0 Weinstein
L Walker e R
Farrow
0 Walker
M Ennis
H Whittard 3 Kernaghan
.1 Hamilton S Burehill
From Int, Primer to Sr, Primer
N Thomson E Heist
3 McDowell
From Jr, Pruner to Int. Primer
1 McKay M Hamilton
D Davidson .T Douglas
R Fox G Pawsotu
J White %jolieck
F. BIT ANAN, Teacher,
Church Chimes
'rhe outing oti Dominion Day to Bay-
field, by Melville Endeavor, was much
enjoyed by all.
Rev, Mr. Stafford spoke Sunday
morning on "Canada" and in the even-
ing on "Christian Courage."
During July and August Melville Sab-
bath School will meet at ro,15 a. m, in-
stead of 3 p. m., each Sunday and a
good attendance is urged.
Last Sabbath morning Rev. Mr.
Mann dwelt on "Tile New Birth" and in
the evening the subject was "Water—
the emblem of the Holy Spirit."
A well rend.red Missionary program
was put on by the men last Sunday
afternoon at the Methodist Sabbath
Sohool. Missionary offering $$.25 on
an objective of $75 0o per year,
Next Sunday morning, at t1 o'clock,
the Orange brethren of No, 774, Brus-
sels, will attend service in St. Tobn's
church, when Rev, Bro. Mess will
preach. Meet et Lodge room at 10.30
shar,
Itevp, John Coburn, formerly of Tor-
onto, pastor of the Methodist church,
Midland, Ont., has been appointed Field
Secretary t f the
aro Department tof Evang-
elism ell
s sod Social
Service oe ofh
t e Meth
n
st church di u eh in
Cana
da. He i5
the su
c
ceseor to the late Rev. J. 1-1 Hazlewood.
Rev, 'P, Wesley Cosens writidg 'Tem
POST from the Eastern Methodist
church, Ottawa, of which he is now
pastor, says:—"DeWitt is enjoying a
month's holidays in this locality. We
have en exoeptnoually fine parsonage
here and found everything in excellent
shape. We expect to return with De-
Witt' the end of July and will spend
August in Western Ontario." The writ-
er was a former well remembered pastor
in I3russeis Methodist thureb and his
son, DeWitt, was the white heeded boy
of the Parsouege iu thoee days but is
now a pastor at Bryanston, Ont„ with a
wif0 and baby in the parsonage,
