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VOL, 5(1 NO, 3
y,S`2.00 per annum i11 advance
r.;11UiSSEL. ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, .!'U/.i' C, - 1927
J. L. KJ R'R, .civ. Ylf.tcr
Gardeo
arty
13 LUEVA
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UNITED CHURCH
friday Ev'g, July 8th
On the Church Lawn
Supper served from 6 to 8 o'clock
Programme
Gorrie Orchestra
Mr. Bert Abell, Comedian
Wingham
Solos, Quartettes, Readings
Addresses by Local
Clergymen
Admission 36c and 25c
REV. A. V. WALDEN,
Pastor
s
G LearingT .
Sate' of
S -y I
>Jtes
Ladles' Blonde Kid and
Patent regularrtyi
$5.00 for .
Boys' Tan and. Black Ox-
ford regular
2.49
$3.00 for
I
Ladies' House Slippers
1 $165
regular
oar
1
5
for 2
This is a real Slipper for the
heel.
rubber tl e with
b
house
Other lines of Shoes at
equally low prices.
R. Ferguson
New Acker tl.8enrrnts
ane Po• i it. Thomson
Yoga to l 1 A W)
vow I
t Y, n 4
u.( t k.,•
Piusettel r Int f p
Pius for1 Boa norento.ek(1,,)
Farm, )0,, rl )' 0 01081)
lent -r Ind I •'It,• u, inn
lir 17,17 1. S I., No 111 story is
1
Ir1110
e x
wanted 1
l rnl 1
Tandy)
¶00010,1-3010,
Par Nr me 1 un 1110N11Y
Karns closing- I hr/ tele
i
NnnrP to'a i r Retorter estate
t rvice fi't 1111nt,
snei l 'too et
1 I I, Al'i
(4ardeet fury l4 n ul oult1I Nona))
(Cemahar matted -et ooecar It. ',noir or
Choir lieliersal-Old li y8' Got,, 0 ttee
Grana Trnnxiorn1etian-Spotton 0108. COL
Cameron Strachan and Keith Hall,
of Sarnia, spent, the week -end at the
home of Jos. and Mrs, Shaw, 3t•d line.
SCHOOL I'ta1OR'r-Following 111 the
report of the .Jnito Proinnt on Exam-
inations of S. S. No; 6, Morris. Hon-
ors 75 per cent., pass 00 Subjects t1111 -
0d lo are in brackets, JR IV lo ;tilt
IV -Stewart Pierre 7U ; Roy Pierce
04, SR II1 to Ja 1V-Yeltoat Dun.
CM) (Spell ) 72 (Recumrnended) So,
1I to JR III -Dorothy Bone 77 ; An-
nie Pierce 75 ; Joe Brewer 68 JR.
Beale Cur-
- ttlH Pierce. B
I -Gond P
L
rie, Archie Henderson, SR, Pit -Good
Tack Wheeler, Ross Wheeler, Ross
i Duncan. Jit Pa - Gond -Charlie
Bryans, Mildred Sellers, Donnie Cur-
rie, glary Ireland.
51. D PANS3lo1r:, Teacher,
Sellout Riee mat -Following is the
' 1-0011 It of the Promotion 1+:xtuuin-
atinns of S. S. No. 1), Morris, Po ss ho-
ing00per cent. tit IV to SR I\-
. a . w.,.• •, » , 1p+«rte 4.010..40:07 04:0 0.1 Artie Bewley 73 ; `+t"wtu t i3r_vans 05.
,,.�,p,»...»: w»..»,»I»«», :» P+.Go ..».a•», • • • Sa ITT to JR IT -Tommy Kit I: V,v
' �• "ZCL'
:: III -Heacham /Work 49 SR. IL to
��� �������'�"”" '� Jn I[T-Isa(01 Alrorl; 71 Mae Short-
60; Oliff td P'am. on la 111 to tiR
HF.:1.1' THE UNION CHOIR
• 'ciao, r,• 1 111 h _I n1
• It•
tf
bur h taloi'tll Illi r t
• t Rows of 1 mus 1,1 the
Tuan Ha11, ou Tama„ lain ,V011-
0 at, k o'clark. Th • •e ler+ul
ete i> for the purpose, or prepar-
ing nil ie for 11 I, I
+t-ni of lilt' Iris Re-
union. Service will ne to the
1 art( eft 7 P.m. This .s T'yr
everybody who ett,t sin.
Lorne W 1Okinier sill be
in charge of Musk!,
The • co-operation of every-
body will surely make this a
great Success,
P,.
oeft
.�1
The W. M. S., of Roes United
Church is being held on Thursday
the home
afternoon at of Mrs Jas.
Pearson, Con. 4, instead of- at the
Po,tsonage as announced earlier in
the week. The ladias of the Ethel
and Unioncongregations will be en-
tertained at the meeting and a good
attendance is hoped fo'•.
Address and Presentation: On
Friday, June 24th, the pupils of 5. 5.
Xe. 8 ,Grey, presented their teacher,
Miss Jessie Miller, with a French
Ivory Clock and Manicure sect, The
following address was read by Rae:
Houston, and the presentation made
177 Violet Jtcklin and Isabella Mt: -
Taggart:— Deem Teaellur:—Hav'nr,•
learned, with regret, or year intend-
ed rOmopal, we your pupils take this
opportunity of expressing, our ap•
predation of your services during tha
�.. �MHW»-HHHH»W»«.�H•y»;«,+,w� geed 00 Jn IT to SR I[ -hl ,yd past two years. Dttr'n•:' that time
B...0....4 ... 00 -cg �2 t:."T_«w.-^."..1. ,•' •.•_• «' • • • P• . 41. To JR If -Addle Bell, you have ..hewn your willingn sy to
J. A and tiers. Bagshaw and fait- , Walter lientley, Lloyd Alenck. To help us, and been patient with tet•, tie
MORRIS lay, ill 7Lunillou, ate spending a Few I --Ruth Atonal:, I'lt -Walter Sew- matter how great our blunder•, may
Mrs, 1)lfrhnlls, of Paisley, days the 'urine of Alpert Crooks, ,ley, Bobbie Kirkby, Jackie Bryan•', have been. You have bccn very
;e ti and .11 , t clay t
-item the holiday with D. and hits. 4th ante. ' Margaret (3011, Allan 4Pnr1P, Stuart painstaking, and tried to make even;;
t 1 sn bliss A{,ngaret McNeil, 511, line, ie McCall. Averagentteudanre for June thing clear, so that we could readily
Rrr1 y
Miss },ova Ramsay apenl a1 Ecru days away visiting relatives in Loudon, . 18, CT.aR:v :41r(;otv:4N,'leacher, understand and remember the 1020011S
hWt week with Port Elgin and 'liver- LPnmiugu,u Mud lletrnit, Tut a few I taught. IVe ask you to accept this
weeks.
i GREY chick and manicure ace t a .n„rrartn
Robet1 Alichie nod mother, acOntup- Mr. and .11.8, Plaskett, of Mit011011, of the good wishes of the pupil: of
allied by Master George Michie and Were visitors on Monday with Mrs. No. 5, and as you use these gifts, stay
.:Miss 13 ICSrkton, 0pent. the w"Pk-cud J. K. Iirmwn.
they often remind you of t1(• p;eas-
with relatives at \'0 aletleai and 11)' 1) Mrs, Roderick AIrKay, 4th Con., ant time, which we have had together.
Signed n behalf of the pupil. Rae
er, e 0 1r Me -
tem friends.
N'11 and Mrs. Robb and faultily, of
SI1101. 1d, wiled at the bnwe of (1. 13.
and Airs. Forrest, dating tate past
ot. of I(e Pumudion Exnmin• el left rt \ 118113y 88I Toronto,01010 Mt4'nllt to f_uc o
i 1 S Stamm. Rueottr,-Following is the • the serious illness of hen 100(1101, ATI s. Huu ion \ rolrt Jtukh 1 I tb(11 t \I cured Lntver Srho.i standing in Art,
10 i0110 us lu•bl tit 11( 0wnfnwll 1• •., P1'011101 4 - Mor- � Tomlinson; n former resident of Brus-
'eslt
Suntan, 1 181uter-Fullnwiug is the
Cranbrook
Presby
terian
Church
{p�G�,®p ,j j�p',�jp�tl P'��� °art /i
LLL.S bn t.n voY a
Monday,Julyllth
Supper served from 6 to 8 o'clock
Splendid Program
Harvey McGee
of Blyth, and Local
and Outside Talent
Splendid
C me and Enjoya
0
a Good Time
Supper and
Admission 50e and 25e
in the Evening
presented by
Mrs. Dan. 1Tuetlur - Pres. Ladies Aid
Rev. W. A. Williams • Pastor
The Ethel Soft R,tl1 team i, pram is•
ing these nights. They have elite(ed
It team in the tenrnauleul to Ree play -
at the Brussels 1)1d Boys' re -union.
Rev. and Mrs. Hart and two boys
spent n eotple 01 days at the parson-
age. Rev. Mr, 11 a 1. is the now pastor
eatTrowblidge, and was en route to
Iris new Field t' labor.
W, C. and Mts. Bisheo, 1T, .1. and
Mr's, Slen1111nr1, Rhea 01eLellunl and
Elizabeth Fear left this week for
Hamilton, whet 111• teaahe(s will
take 14 81x WPe'lti' Summer (fours".
Pie Social.
Group 2 of the: Ladies' Aid
of Brussels United Church
will hold a Pie Social in the
SUNDAY SCiIuUL ROOM
TUESDAY EV'G, JULY 19TH
A good program will
be presented.
Admission - 25 cents
WALTON
a'nen et 11111111r 11 \V1 t Mc4,kl. on,
1^Ii' Vla •• .11. 1 i ev, ( I'. It, tig-
ers, i •.4'ta I 1 e• i. • a.'1! 11TH V..1,11, 1),
1 n • \\ Al S. r t' 11 3331"- l' n i l eel
( !t„1e11, A\•tlt{:1r, lode 11 v v int crest -
too: art Vl",• nli 1hf (;(1'1(1ng tit ,Inde
no 1, e1•l•bt,ri lrlg 11:e ,1u11il ee , f (on.
federal tom A slumm�ty tJ 111'' we le
present-
ed
,IeeF t4 1. H
1, 1 the 1 1
1.,t••,ern•,I' h on 111001 . labilet1("
dlssion Band ball '4141 a0 o1 lite sing-
.51
ing-
• 51i- , Telfo1(1, H1} t1). grave 11 very
lnlet•esting and 111atriletIVe address
explaining Ibe yaril•us llrlulrhes of
work fel. which our United Church. is
responsible, shessiug loyalty to our
, chime)) and player. At. the case of
the service, lunch was served and a
social hour enjoyed by all.
\VALTON S(:•HCOL, REPORT
wishes and continued success as you i
direct the intellectual training of the I
young people who may come under
your training. Refute you go, we
ask you to accept this small gift on
behalf of the congregation of the Eth-
el 17uiled Church, in the hares tnat-
once in a whale it may renliud you of
the friends you have wade here.
coop IN at
inn
T
, of ,
o behalf Signed n be g g
A. P. A1(•ICrat,
G1'EOT.
Services nt•xt Sunday at the Don -
bar 111111, Sunday School at 1 30 p.
mo [treadling at 230 p. m. The Mis-
sion Band meets next Sattu day, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heath,
EARLY OLosaNc..-,\Trsst's. Leitch
& Zeigler wish to state that their
sten r will he rinsed at 0 ii) on the eo-
erlings of Tuesday.'Plrursday. and Ft i -
day of each week, during the Sono-
- tiler ni,1lltlly, crinuit'Irt'iag next ,t irk,
The member,. of Ethel Presbyterian
Ohurrit are delighted with I1(' pen.
grew made in re-mlullelling the chin, h.
In the spa00 of two tvoe}cs, the (111)1 'h
hats been (•1(100(1 and the waits of the
1(,l 0111e11t 1(1400 10,00 'Milt. 1: e al'0
looking forward to a church building
worthy of row village, tie( viers at
being 110111 during the period of re.
building in the Dunbar Hall, with -di
has been kindly lent to no,
14!'IIEL S01-1 COL REPORT
Following is report of S. S. Ni. 11,
they, (1411(81 Public School), for the
year ending June 102(1
The fellowiug pupils of V Class se -
417 11I to JIt, IV -Wilfred Shor't-
rPeel 86; Jim Murray 82; Jim McCall
80 ; Laura Hoy 78 Helen Steles 78 ;
Isabel Farquharson 71 ; Dorothy
Drager 70; BPrva Steins 64; Alabel
Meehan 02;Edith Ennis 62; Harold
Bolger 59 t Beth Manning 51 1 Har-
old Jordan 41.
P
4 [ -Jean n t IT
JR. III t 1
,I
i
GladysSmalltime 70 ; Robles -ail
ilt0n 75;Muth,' DundeA
Manning 59 ; Mildred Hee
' Sit IT to JR. III --Heli
92 ; Norma St"los !;3 ; Gr
Murray 79 ;
14am-
82 ; G l ace
ale 54
n Smalldon
rr(10,1 Roan
77 ; Jane Dtlnrins 711 ; Hal Hoy 75 ;
(3,1don Shortteed 74 ; Kenr,oth Muir-
{ ray 74 ; Helen h'atqul;nr"'11 73 ;
1 Margaret Mtttt av til)
.I it. T1 to SR II --Lena Drager 75 ;
A11an 1I,C,dl 74 ; Wii,i" Fat yn}laraon
511 ; Jaele McGavin 45. PRnnta'rRn-
Mary Buchanan, Jean Badley, Anna
Ennis.
.171 Ito SR. 1 --.lack 'Murray, Ruth
H'cele, Baty IIulnnisti-o, Jack 171ag-
PI•, 11'''nl.11y Mut ay, Vela D111:dlLP,
fivl•r0t1 L 131•))x.
Jn I -Kennel Solder, Jack Small -
den,
Pit -Excellent-..slum I Humph. it8,
Kathleen 10(111)0111180,1.
('1T a 8. (. •. tila,l•Ile0, Prtee,
D. Hntmr.s, Assistninl,
Sort Personal Paragraphs
Taggart, Botany, Geogtttphy and hio1(10 M
f N '1 ; a
v„. S, ?:ctrl) The tunMl•s ore ar. 1o( (0(1 1 t of S. H. Ne. 1, Address and Presentation:-- Mies (Memos n1 olds, of mei IV:',.11.1Y0
t to red in ord.1 of w,0il, O(1 pet emit tis, (11101'(1 on rho 10x11'8 work tend' sets,
1 ( amine 0. r.s '1'ut,tl 100 per , A111111r and Alts. Smillie, of Wood- Irate limiter, who has resigned as McNeil ; Blanche Roel nd and I.mM'
)nein ' r, l Hired 11n Peas :'Mel 75 Vet June to - ' I V to bridge ; bliss Alice Snider, of Coiling- traeher of the Union School, Con. 1'2 Vot}dc 1 (,)lied) ; Jaek Sanders, Doris
r, 1111 ill. -nears, .1 it IV en SR. IV -
Smith
TTouols 50, Pees 60. JR R
SR IV -Condon TLuoan $2 ; Glenn wood, and Mrs, 1: Usher and son, wallsurprisredron tenure night
whrin (nil!, Dorothy
orThe following Fr;awls iM•wrntP on the
Hutu G1d1. SR. ICI 1n ,1 ti 1i-.l"ort Smith01); hlel•4•t•11 Pipe (t2 SR ITT Gradin, cf Elk ely, iwet0 a1eek•el,d t 1 t art soviet s
Tut 1 Dorothy Goll lout tl \i J IC I3roatn 4th 1(,•t' honour at the dome of, Stan], V hlntrrutre F.x,uvinalion : %I oriel \Inch
"m wet• (tf'al (1' 'nn' 11) Jit- 1V--[l;,ve 1)[111"1. 73; Hiu' lett : 0181 1000 wt l i (s• ,
111--Iren,t J,„„„ (1„1„1,,,,. sty, 0I t 101, -haat+aret. (011. and Mrs. Speiran nod her pupils 01,Alberthlanterand Ari))o1Ifami).
•enc 1Vnrtvt,,1 (hot ), \lion. Smith ll10 ; Kate II to SS , , },
! [1 - h n S1t, fII-GM1 rl• ! Sc'tIt>L T1F.PORT.-Thr fnllnwin;l is showed thrix regret at the Inc; of such 00 account of sickness, Edna Iran •.
•a, , huoli'f, Shertr • 3 red (lin, Rua 01 JP II[ t ,7 , 'e result 1(F the Promotion l xantin- a efficient tele het and friend a+1tr n
U 1 ( y 011 N101101 71 ; Bowel c1 Smith 0� , � 11(
1111 Clu11ie Matl'l 'l vElmer I,,.Sellers,Pim> • .1 31. . R TT ; ati,us of S. 5 Nn. 8, Grey. Puts 80, S III J IV--:‘ tilt r (In,n
I t110R l1 Torrey
'Phynng (lug 1 1, Jurat I 711 62 , A -(o Scott 1
1 1 Irene to tilt IT--Lr'1v}e lin=sell (i0 Adrth 11nnots75 Jit IV to StaI -11... Angel et J'io ry (he nm ), est- Russell 06 ; Ada Gensby 02, SR 1 to ' MrInI 1011 '77 ; Pent ell 51(.01E -gm
ar.187 Set P1 tn11110) 3 :tuf 1
u,l 8" si�,rs, R".'• 'lurve}' 87 sl:n's, ,Int II -Clara Smith 92 Janie Bee- , Iaa(ell,t. M*7.'tlggn,t. ESS, SR, I to
r to nth S'meal1 8.1 01(ns. PR - lined Bal ; Glenn Nichol 84 ; 13111 Hat- Jae IV-SGttn11 levans 711 1 L'un•a
Del y , ,rice 1111111 1;13. JR. PR. to Sit. Pit -Jim Granger 70 ; Elwood 1019 ag(:'ot (15 ;
sheen!!stemint 3d slut's, (',1u i
1 'di stet s- Davis (excellent). Frank Mc('•ntrhenn 'Roth 11 row!) [f 4. Nit TTI --Rife 11r-
lcll
linut•a,:1. \\ A1;ur•.t.l., 'l`.•nrhe(•, (god), 1got el).
Nichol (good), 'levo x110 11I t NV11110 I\ . to 3
II
Bernard (got d). )
\VISIIN•t A. F)(,tlN, Teacher, to hit. TI ,111 M 'I' t g u t 51 I1'r
M-^--- Wit the It c 1 1) 7 1 I Tit I[ \ltc
il, u was unable to ei el i.e.
_A good time. R.1s spent and during the ' ,-1t to R1
evening Miss Prattler was presented ((hie 725. nun Ica n"OPssal V to 100.8:. 1115
With a set of Ivory 1,11 Amber Tenet PRnaco'rEn-1.10111.01 I<eaIII er 492 ;
articles, and the Toil...ri_l:4 addr: o,: 14 0111011 Sleight 1101m.IS11; [Min 11010.
To Miss Irene Kraut -It ha. b: e11 11',4 4112 ; .Tun M070011 456 PneUlnTIA
•
with much rrgrrt that a1 your pupils (f1Nu1Tt N.11.t.T-1'nu1 Snuclets RSO •
h',ve learned of your resignation as 1)lyrie' Wilson 34(3.
teacher of our.,1.11001 and ewe wt -1t 1',i' lit III to 1(n, TTI-71MIIts tannin-
til 001 101(11) t0 i:xf 1C 0 t•] VOU Ort l• nhle 700, Mal 11. 1,00000.1,1')' to pans 1111) Ilan
y.:arga�.f.S in
Winery
1
In order to clear out our
remaining stock of Spring
and Summer Millinery we
• will sell al gieatly reduced
prices during the first two
weeks in July.
Call and see us if you
need a hat.
Carrie▪ H- h igsthn
T: 3II.
EI,
P I. I
Garden darty
Under the auspices of
Trinity Anglican Church, llelgrave
Will be hold on the Lawn of
Mr. W. G. Nicholson
13 miles Gast of Balerave
Oil rho 411 Line of Morris
July
r
th
needs
fit
y,
The D. R. Cowan
Concert Co.
of Toronto
Will supply the program consisting of 1--
D.
—
D. R, Cowan, the man who made Royal'
1 smile ; Mnr�ggarat Clemens, Pinnlst )
Fanny Rogers, Gontrnllo t [•'rad, Alex•
antler, Caneertinist; Elmer Angus, Nat -
lanai Mincer (Gold Medalist at Toronto
Exhibition,)
CI d Meat Dinner from 5,30 ti► 8
s
A 5 Stoo tlCalie will
l&lre 0111pro11m.Auction
Booth on grounds
Admission 50e and 356
W 13, Hawkins, Rector
Wardens
C. ohnson and T. Brydges,
1
Everybody Welcome 1
God SEWS tate Ding
• • rn ,n of Friday, .Tune
34th, the Sunshine Maker's J. R C,
Club of N. S. No.8 Mortis, held their
fimol meeting for this year, with 1111
r' t,tie
president, Intoes Smith, in the I ,
After the regular business, a short'
program wn8 g}vPll by the pupils, aft- -
00 which the teacher presylued the
Honor 11 ell of i0*s won sins 1,au-
r ,1 ' a i at prcciat1m1 for at ]l'. ways in which Prto0torIst, - Snru•t "lel' ni• 480
renutsm ee it n you have Helped els to oar wont and Orton 6,111 4.111 ; Lee 411,m \V,udlnw
McIntosh,JR, T- elildred 3"okl1ll. in oto• play. It is impost rlihr to ex- 491 ; Doreen 1',n I,so •111 ; (`Tole tiirh-
1 r sot M1tt.F.n, '1'ear(er, Pt 'Or in morin Itow you have won lin ' e1 41.0 Puolta TRP CoNDrrr0N,4ttN—
Ailan Franklin, 3111 ; Velma Ilamilten
316
SR, [I to TR. IIT --'Intal meiks oh -
11%410.1%1p 375, uun•ks required to 1)1180
380 Edith 81 loiter 409 ; Nelson
Stenghiholnl 373 (RI
311 TT t0 1017 IT -'Intal 5(15,Pass 3111)
1 00111 Ames 3101) ; Anile Franklin
1332. Stuat1 Heuty 36d; Alex. Ale -
Neil 322 (lel 1 Maij lie Brow( 209
110: Lerr,P T)esj•ttdin;• 29.111(
SR T In Jit Ii -'1'.1,11350, Pass 270.
Jean Franklin 295 ; !3rrt))a Ess l 21)5 ;
Ross Cunningham `25)1 ; Ado ward. ,
law 240 t Stoat B, e vn 232,
,Tit. 1 to Sri T-(Nnnles in order of
(('eri1), Hct 0,111 i0. Dorothy Kraut
e,, Allison Sleightlu11n1, Stanley Wil-
son.
-Vit Pa to lit. T -Ruby Gill, Ruby
GSlkinsl n, Nora limit (excellent)
Arnold Earl, Willett d Aliehel (good).
TR. PR -Huth Franklin, Estelle
Cunningham, Helen Des,jai-dime (ex-
cellent), Charlotte Sanders, Belly
Dunbar, Beetroot Demel ling, Alltel
(good).
)
Hamilton
(I,
R1tr.FItED U. liisnrts, Pt inc.
r
s tstanC.
til }t A.6
E. 11I. 1114 ,
9
Everyone in t1((. community wa.
sorry to learn that \V. C. Bisbee, the
Principal of our school, has resign-
ed to accept a siMiiiar position to 110
Blyth School, Before they left, the
longregalinll of the United Church
took the opportunity of showing the
appreciation which everyone feels for
the service Mr. and Mrs. lliol,ee have
1entlered to the phut ell and rem01U11.
ity, and presented then' will; a fern-
ery and the following address ;
To W. 0. ANT) Mus 131a11,n. -
Iti8 Will; much regret that we
have learned of your bit ended depart-
ure from our village, alter s0ch n, sec.
eessf 11 0)1.081' a0 principal of our
school, We realize that while you
have been in our midst, you have
been tireless in your efforts 10 0•d-
011.1100 your pupils individually and
t he standing of the school generally,
and at the 8(3)1(0 time you have found
many opportunities to devote much
of your time to the genet al welfare
of the cnmannnity. We feel that in
your ri pau•I:ure, Mf, Bisbee, we are
losing n Vnlalahle worker among nor
young people. We do appreciate the
1(1)eresl. which you have taken' in the
Young People's Society and Sunday
School, as well as other rlepalrtments
of 0111' 011urah work. As President of
our Young People's Society and Sup-
Vein
up-
Veintendo)lt of onto Sunday School, we
have come to look upon you as n real
leader, and in you, departore you
have loft a place that will be hard to
fill, However', we feel that while you
fire leaving in us,the step nn are Ink.
) e
g
} y
tent. `r e work
' r is an ad
vancen n t1(
n
g
nu if: nailing,
:l 'sen as r life Il have a 10 ,
yell Ila y q
I,
and we wish to express our very boat
bc•t[oor Rl solve -hollowing is Lilo I respect 0f (7+10 one u1 thisst.tt'0n
report. of S. S No. 10, (4r"y. Pupils'
standing (used on Hold examinations
and y1o.r's work. 'l'11P these. a00 giv-
en tie they will be after Sept 1st. SR,
TV- Lawson \VII(t Held- SR. f V--
, Glen Dilworth, Susie Neale!, Pearl
irrespective of ;Igo and of your pupil
lmrt'ettlar. While you hove helot
Vt.' ft position of teacher, we known
th.,t the ,11.,01 hasadvanced much '
in pro;t'r01' principally because you
have been tireless in your oil:ort•; to
pic10108 to 0reda Mn110111, P.O.,Vines- 13ak,' (R) JH, }II -1 /el11101' Utl- promote th,, vt•el('ole of your ptiptls
0y and. Ts11h1011 Mn'Ls.rd, 1111(1 (00118 to . tvnt•llh No not S;0Sra.n, V,t•Mee Baker Individually and the .••antlitt _, (f' the
Rasa Smft1(, Irene \Vltrivirk, Irma (11)• SR. 11-41,1('rretn 14.'1Or. ,1R. std,001 generally. Your pepr],11 have
Am eta, Isabel Thynne and Iaalioll , I1 --Gladys Wald. SR T -Dorothy through your gu:clam•e a111111 instruct- ,
Aiastard As1(orl.address wa8 111011 1)ihvnrti Alur[01 Hatr.kwoll, Phyllis ton made very crcditabl':howialgs In
Rel•
Thynn. and Mau0aret'l1rveept•esent-
rend by Freda Mnota to , 4vhih= Tea
ed their tetirher, Alias Wardell, with
a beautiful silver bread tray as n part-
ing gift ftnrn the pupils of S, S Nn, $.
Miss Caudell n1'lde a brig r0n)v,
thanking her Inutile Env their lovely
gift, and expressing her appeecia0on
or 111011tan5 gond tunes she and her
pupils had enjoyed together d(101(1g
the past. font! years. The meeting
then eine t:oa *.lose with the singing
of the Nat Anthem.
etas
nion
S.S. No. 10, Morris
(Known as the Ramsay School)
Will hold a Re -Union on
the School Grounds
¢� { list
Thursday, Ju
71
Parade at 1 o'clock sharp
Program of Sports
Will commence after Parrnde, 011101(5
whiall will be a Soft Ball ''onrna.
meat for Mens and Lochies' Teams,
Races, Fancy Drill ,Sec.
Mount Forest Pipe Band
COMMUNITY LUNCH
Ladies bring Baskets, Cups end Pitchers.
Coffee supplied free on the grounds,
Concert at Night
Program supplied by the Stratford
Concert Company,
Even-
ing
afternoon and v
at Pavl
lion on
ro
unds
in g
g
Admission 25e Children Free
' Ward. Billy Rock. ;lit 1_-hernson their examinations from year to year
\\Tata. 817 P11. -.Tee Baker, Marg.- and also because 1)oe have taken a
stet (31tkr'r. JR Pit-,1enn'M8rhlttl, place of leadership among the )'oung
Gordon Ward, Olive Hack well, Fe1g• p1. opie, you have made oar school of l
us Neabel,
(RRN)i KRAI^rr:a, T,0111het'.
Sc1- mr) 13113301.5—Folln\ving is the
report of the Pro/pelt-inn Extut ire
shone of 8, S. No. 5, Grey. Pnss 00
per cent- honors 75 per coo... Tho.,
marked 1, failed in one subject. lint
ante reenmlr(e0ped for the next class.
JR TV to SR, IV -Gladys Lucas
0(1111111 ave are ,justly proud, a social 1
centre for the whole community, We
have been glad to find that you have
been so stteces.ful in ('00131.1114 't cheer
fur atmosphere in the school, the play
ground and in the homes o fthe com-
munity and we feel that you have 1
left an influence for good among es
that will be far reaching' in our lives
a the grow dor
n older. As a slight token
l;g
of our appreciation r wish (.
anJ good wishes
s
t 1
tisk you to accept til, gift not for
its value but that oncein a while., f.
you may be remindof you ' 7 t
5 cd y it } t pds
in Union School. Sieneel on behalf
of the pupils—Pearl Cnrnochan,
Isabel Speiran and Glen Dilworth.
\Vtll(o
$53.7 Lizzie Spit nes 78 1
ti TIT--
56 ;Tit
fl
T L
o • iL
Retln's 7
n
> t dlt TT[-
Norman Rea 6�
Ste T
T
28
; Carl Diens 0
Holmes 68
• lI
H
nrly
JRa II-Glntence Lorne, Arcllir, Camp-
bell, !Mildred 141.1 111014, Mildred Beim.
es. 1-Let1S(' Holmes, Alex. Luras,
Albert Oarsnn, Hazel Lucas, Thomas
Howie. Pit -1)1111" Holmes, platy
h[oltoes 1, F1*AR, 'reacher',
Union United Church Garden Par-
ty
ty has passed into history for an-
other year and will be regarded as
one of the most successful ever held
hi connection with this congregation.
The night (Thursday last) was ideal
foe such a gathering and everyone
did justice to a wonderful meal serv-
ed by the ladies in the basement of
the church. 0n account of the in-
tense heat the' waiters suffered some-
what, but never the less they did
their Wort cheerfully and well and
maintained the reputation they have
always had for putting up a .real
meal., The program was enjoyed on
the church lawn and as announced by
the pastor was somewhat of a change
from that of former years, but of a
very entertaining nature. The Mune
roe Entertainers, of London, put on
the major part of the program in
orchestra music, violin, trombone and
singing numb11110, while their costumes
were fine indeed. Another new en-
tertainer for the evening was Dr,
Reid, of Stratford, whose numerous
numbers were march 0njoye(1 and en-
cored heartily. The proceeds for the
evening amounted! to ,4100, wh+th
ETHEL
Mrs, Boddie is spending a week in
TOt'Ont0.
Miss Ida Bremner spent a foto days
at her home,
P. N. and Mrs. Curcio and :Helen
Bob spent. the week -end in Guelph,
WtaL CLusLL,-Phe U'Lhel grist mill
will close on July 91h, for $,weeks, for
repairs.
Sirs, ))Owing and son, Weir, of Tnt-
onl:n spent a couple of days with Dr.
and Mrs, McMaster,
Jerry and Mrs, A nnis and daughter,
oephe, of Cleveland, Ohio, spent a
few drays at Will Spence's,
Missed Jane McLennan, Ella I4an-
sold and Edna McLelland are spend-
ing the holidays at their homes here,
Roy and Mee. Peter and George and
Mrs, Simone and daughter, . Nellie,
spent Monday at the, United Church
parsonage,
Howard and Mrs. McRae and Gwen.
dolyn,of Brantford motored up and
spent the week -end with E. Lt and
Mrs, Desjarditre, •
George and Mrs, Warmer and C1, and
Mrs. Warner, all of Toronto, motored
to Ethel and spent the hol1dav with
was very encouraging to the bongre- David I1. Sanders.
gation and the Sunday School underyr Will 13r8mnnr had to ten to the
lest. week. where
' hospital,
in P
SrnCod
t f
held.
auspices the affair kis e
whose sp
'`u operation on
Union' 1 hasone of the bast he underwent 13 set10 s o) n
chalet
country Sunda ySehauls 1n the district his eye. When hot hoard from, it
end it is proving a real help to the tans t110nght that the aperl1tiol
111 1 th h ' 1 4vonld be suceeesful,
MIi,: 1l,,'r'ttee I11 i'ill;u: is
it:t: in Detroit.
Kett Curtis i. tel 'vine; at
1,:_ a (t weeks
Miss Gertrud Ross. of '1'1111
•p 111 for the hulida s.
Ward ,til hIt „:11.0.11
week 1:d Ci,., 1 •tat [1••tl o
51 •.1 Hamii`.1n1
tit:: Ohl 'r:uni..i. .t _alt
N. F. and `Mr Grl'r• •t i.itt
t..C,i. ... tied n:"h :1111 ('1111
~41,11(1:1
the hnld'a;-i wtth her mo'h. 1.
T.•v:ur .
vi,it- Mr. Oitw .t.t o.
i,oj' tr in :'R'l l: -t
'us t 1 1b:,l `...1 t. .rt *r+, was
Fct,- , c,
visitor 1 111 town lout. .a,_ , y.
of
o id ,Mei :\I1 .�._. were _...
tit I' '
Jule ..10.1)1 <t N warlpt„be.:.:
J
e i 1)1-1i�.�i.- : of Toronto,
were 1177. -.
nditig the summer in I:rms. �..
1 , tato_ I,:an :end Mrs.
I,
1)11105. r it .1 1.:1utur ] to +mss^t:. i l:.'':d0,
4t i01),
•d with •:+
ton on it,., ltol.in n • of 1 at the
} , '.u t'i' It 0 1' 111)'1. , MI.::: NV. W.
t 1” I t' ' •• Y
,lir;. 1,• \. ,.ni ) Ivy 1,,I,dy
t I ell +l I OR, .), \r - . a,2 anal
rani , .1. S .. t.11. -
uf tit
Miss (Cau'ri. \I ':11:, I,
'(arent0 School stair, 7.4 holm, i0r the
holiday;.
'
De, and Mfrs Mein, of Buffalo, N,
pt tit tin Wwele 11-1 with alt. aful
Mrs. Hamilton.
0.. H. a au»
4• , who w,r, off duty for
I a to 1.(0, 1:- back on th , job at 'rhe
Standard Dank.
3di Zoolite Taylor, of New Lis-
rd 1 holiday :1 ,iter with Mis-
\, : Li, ibra r1( i11 .Rn,
\L Thos. Straeh to and Miss Mar-
te.eet 0001.1' 01'.1)1,110 la Galt, enjoying;
Old Boy's Reunion.
Miss Edna McCall, of the :`1'w- • a• ' i
F•
Public School : enif, is 11'.111110x Ttnuglas Walker,"
market te,itin * at the parentel house for a
for the ailnll]P1. vacation. .±-
1r,=,dt, IT- will i nl.••-Ids second week
,
Old
Boys Re-
,• e )111
7 f his holidays tat )
< baby v
, 1 and \1 Cr.
Jack anal
T
Jt
v' re Confederation Doe visitors at union.
the i,tt
i1'0 loutat
lad
g
1 0n.
�y
.•
Ttil 1,'ld andt1
r.Jas
T
Miss Francis 1 ird ani wife,
Seaman
1.: nd, all of Detroit, w00e netting
0101 friends in (00(11 over the week
end.
•, q.
T. Flarity, of Orillirt, who has been
vi.itin,e' his daughter, Mrs. A, D. Mae
rr.nald for the last couple of weeks
leaves Thursday morning fur Pon -
tsar, Mich., to visile his son,
(teal 11' 1 1 :-0.1 and
(1 :a'. ..1•. of
it it 1t:
,Tt.a t .ot'. in Rr,r:•
n'ui Tr ? , tit ?flint,
11 i1 n., c, •r,. a •i.a•. . tu. tile,
:t. i_ : , 113Ln _ John :11, .•t,
,'
'. 1, J .tilt 51�.1,t.'n't 1110, ht•• 11 at-
II
at-
1 �.l fill 1100111. 1'O1r' apt T01'1/111O.
t ;1:; with 1101'.1%1 mratite•r.
t • N;•vw :..11 -
Pt; rg',
t-i t;r4', is visit (nl: with ler grana -par -
mato, David and 117', rt.,11s11•.
Mrs. .0 W. Penni 11 :mal family
't.i't Inst •(11)1 17.30 8t .'••,M)li to .uahe
their future home in 'V .t,I'I0O.
Miss Doris Ross, of Toroeto, wee
honor for the Dominion Day holiday.
She was accompanied by Miss Clara
Pcterkin•
Tuesday's Stratford lle:tcon-Herald
-Canon W. T. Cluffl. Mr:. (7111and
Ail•. and Mrs. Rex 0111(r left today on
a motor trip to Chime:). .
1. C. Richards, of California, and
sot, Charles Richards, of Toronto,
were renewing old acquaintances in
town and vicinity this week.
• .,. .
Miss Dora Smith a.1.1 her niece,
Miss Ruby Smith, of Roden, Sask.,
ere passengers on the Nolo (Mir which
l:nld8 on Friday moraine at Sarnia.
George N. Edwards, 15. A., of Lon- They are expected home after a few
don, spent the week enol with his i 11ys stay in Toronto,
)-'•rents, Geo. and Mrs. Edwards. Hill .• t ❖
street. He sails In a few 'lays for a Miss Mamie, Laren, of Ingersoll,
trip to the 01(1 Country who has been visiting her aunts, the
.. • •'• :- Misses Halliday, for the past few
Mrs, A. L. I owlet< necompanled by f`daya leaves this weak for the coast
Fred and Mrs. bowies and slaughter, v1siting with her uncle, W. J. Hallt-
Muriel, of Sutton, were visitors over day, at Calgary, and other friends en.
the week end with 3, T. and Mrs, route,
Ross. The family were former re.- - . ❖ 0
sicients of town. Prerry and Mrs. Finn. of Toronto,
• .,. 0 0 accompanied by F. an dAlrs. Iiutchi-
Alts. Robert Dark returned home
and their two 8011,1, Harry and
Friday evening last, after a four' Fred,. were calling on old friends in
months stay in the West. Mrs. Dark's Brussels on Satm•elay, It is 25
health has not been very good the year's since they left Brussels. Mrs.
pas}: year, so' wa hope Brussels air Hutchison was formerly Grace fine.
will build her up,
.;....:;s During tin past weok Cnune;llor
Barry A. Fishleigh, wife end daoJohn ohn Iiewitlt has been off duty owing"-
ghtor, of Toledo, 011i), and Mrs, Wm, to an attack of appendicitis. Tie is•
Francis, of W andotlc, Mich.,
were
progressing
ieely
now, Ms
so
un-
visitora Itown last; w Pk. Mr VIA- ,I01111 for Johnny to gof of his foot,
110101, la a sot of the late Wm Irish- that his friends were 'lu.prised when
Leigh, a former merchant of iirussels they 1001,110(1 he was sick'.