The Brussels Post, 1928-7-4, Page 1VOL, S7 NO. 3
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$2,00 Per annum in advance
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY, ,'ULY 4• 1g28
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Melville Presbyterian Church
BRUSSELS
Anniversary Services
Will be eondueted by
REV, JAMES WILSON, of Brampton
on Sunday, July 15th
at 11 a. m.
and 7 p. m.
Special Music will be furnished by the Choir
GARDEN PARTY
Monday Ev'g, July 16th On the Manse Lawn
The Program will be furnished by
The Sandy MacDonald Concert Co., of Toronto
Consisting of the following :—SANDY MaoDONALD, Scotch Comedian,
(the Funny Maul frac Glesral ; MISS PATRICIA MacALLISTER,
. Champion Delver; MISS MARCARE 1' TAYLOR, Entertainer ; MISS
EVELY BBRAITHWAITE, Solana),
Lunch will be served
REV. F. G. FOWLER, Neer.
Admission 35c and 25c.
A. A. LAMON'1', Secretary,
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New Advertisements
Barn Danes
Form for ante--Clooreo IL Spot ran
Annivorenry rssrvloas—Molvllle elltuolu
Hunner µponiida—La)trb & Ziegler
Strnwborry soviet—baffles et U Cburoh
Auction sate -•Nesbit linnilton
Notion to Orealtora--Fingh looses estate
To Con6rnotors—Morris council
Hay for este—Mrs, Web. Heist
tiutrgv for tints—dBs. Moii'ndzonn
Grip lost—Trre Pua'r
Tank for sale—Oboe. Popo
]Yorkshires for sols—wiibnr moral/11
Barker, Brussels, while Rev, Jas,
Scobie, Belgrave, addressed the min -
'Aster, and Rev. F. W. Craik, Gerrie,
the congregation. During the ser-
vice a very fine --solo was rendered by
, Mrs. Barker, Brussels. At the eon-
, elusion of the service, a tea was
served and a social time enjoyed be
the two congregations.
GREY
Miss Kay Stevenson, of Flint,
Miele, is enjoying a vacation at her
parental home 10th con.
Harold Sanderson, wife and son,
of Toronto, .;pent the week end with
Mrs. Sendereon's mother, Mrs. Wm
Rands, 12th eon.
Mrs. Wiirhtman, of Northern On-
• tailo, (nee Marjory Hoover) was
spending a few days with her bro-
. thf•r, Everett. Hoover, 11 on.
1 (1 end Mrs. Newton, truss
Hat 1 itr', Fntitlt, Cha:. and Pill Flet-
. clue, of 'i•grin1,, were eel ;ul
• A.:«;«,g•.t»;»;»,g•:«:»:+3»'+;« N+:+f 112 +.««'»"»+»" «»ww»o,.w+«+ gu,.;.., at the hone of Wm, am' Mr';
, . aa. , ... , , »`eeefee:: eeeeetei SII neon joie con.
Slo7 +% .111 road:; lead r+�'• 'ryy' �+ ,t t, :� 5 NO, S, Ge„..
ur?-ount1 ��� � �.� �`d c , on Jul;; LOth. Old and young, bee
and little pre comm r
, ., for 'chi, grand
reunion. fenmeimity lunch and hot
coffee nt
E�?s�ch:...�5. «w:,a,. �;.w;:.,;1«,w«.« a:+!S»:::A!:»; X :r.._a'r.,.,•« w w„+.vww .v;•.
W, LI. and 3lrs. V fjveleor spent 'it.,,. 8'1""'I oat, beers appan)ted 1.0
Sunday in Milclntay, new principal o: l;lyth School, and
V ROXL FER Priveiled G u'rett, of our Contiui- 1(,,. fells ee m;' 1, 1 0l r • /ft
of S. S. ?'n. . ('ret•r,5'
I t .•,i
hontnrs 75-- 1'! , e,•. It. - t'v'h
Mee nti
II
to Sr. Ill Tt,',n T' •:('till 7';'.l
1 to ,1r. I1- front i1. Il,-. ,1
I1ill Turnbull 711, :Ws.; :.i u,iori,
Reid (her.
1'.' i �Ilnt:'411 '1,1 1', 'nl:' 0l• tete Prl-
tnotiou 'xamin:)tions of 5. 8. No. S,
(11'1.1' Pl,s, 110; Hotton(; 7.r: Fieen
A ,i,oe:l 1111.118 •i 01.1: 1,a8i1/11' in tint
reunio(1 nt 11ildntay this week.
Buell • I (, an, Waterloo, i; visit•
ing old friends in the neighborhood.
Mrs. (Urinishaw, Detroit, ]s tho
finest of her sister, Mr:. A, J. Sa.1-
der.nn.
Misses Elie ,and Marion Gibson
are holm, from ~Winnipeg for the
summer vacation.
1)Irs. Jr.. Anderson and Miss Mar•
garet ,Anderson, Toronto, are guest.:
at the home of 'D. W. Rae.
Archie and Mrs. Welk and little :
daughter of Toronto, are visitors at
the home of A. Wearying.
Wallace and Mrs. Edgar of the
Peace River Distriet, are spending a
few weeks with the formers mother,
Ars. Mary Edgar.
as. onto his new duties in Sep'-
• The coed Leed, l"otlm)ieeioa ..>f
llu,'•.o (ht
ttl,ty has prttt:ou•d the
I',•n:an;t. beard at Ottaave to ,.e11q•
-
aL1,.r t,10 leafier of ;tension' for Tony
Wroxeter. Mr. 1leahan,
tvho 0. •M,.;1 til:, tractor ml roomy
rend machinery in this di: to is t. tete
permanently and serinuely dieabiol
as a result of wounds in the war.
I'ndnetion—.1 large cemeregation
assembled in the United Church
Thurad(py afternoon, when the. Rev.
E. P'olinbroke, of Forest, was intim t•
cd into the pastorate of Wroxeter
and Salem United. Chumlteo. Rev.
E. K. Chandler, Fordwich, had 1
charge of 'the proceedings. The ser-
mon was preached by Rev. A. 1V,
Leitch & Ziegler
'oR
ETHEL
Sum er
ecia
For One Week only beginning July 5tb
and ending on the 12th of July
Groceries
Black and Green Tea, loose,
reg. 75c for 59c
P. & G. Soap, 6 cakes for25c
Washing Ammonia, 4 pkgs for
25c
Pure Clover Honey, 10 lit pail
for - $1.25
Eddy's Redbird Matches, 3
boxes for 25c
Shirriff's Jolla, 4 pkgs for 25c
Corn, Peas and Tomatoes, 2
for 25c
Seedless Raisins, 2 /be for$5c
Socias, 2 lbs for 25c
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs for23c
Eagle Brand Salmon, per can
37c
Redpath Sugar, per cwt. $6,50
Dry Goods
Dresses
Silk Crepe, Fugi Silk, Broad-
cloth Voiles to clear at .$1.98
(These are a real bargain.)
Hats
We are clearing out the bal-
ance of mar Ladies Spring and
Summer Hats, also:
Felts at $1.98
Childrens at 98c
Men's and boy's straw hats19c
Shoes
Children's Running Shoos, at
per pair 890'
Women's Running shoes, at
,per parr -$1,29
Staples
Men's Balbriggan underwear,
each 5 9
Men's Merino underwear each
39c
Ladies Vests, each 19c
Leather Label Overalls, speei'1
$1.89
Peabody's ,shirts $1,29
Boy's Suits from $L98 to $7.95
Ladies Supersilk Hosiery, reg,.
$1.50 for $1.29
Ladies Art Silk Hosiery,. ,39c
Towelling, 4 pieces, special per
yard 15c
Prints, Ginghams and Cham -
brays, per yard 25c
Ladies and Chilclrens 'Cotton
hosiery in black and sand, per
pair 22c
All Summer Dress Lengths Re.
duced, s
China
White &Gold Dinner Set
0n
English n 1isClover
LettCups and
pieces $23,50 Saucers at 15c,
(Best quality made).
f Come in and share the Bargains.
Highest.,prices pair] for Eggs,
Leitch & Ziegler
Phone 2211 ETHEL
(
Tr. IV to Senior IV—I nays (rmer'•r
83; Stu" rt Evan; 8I; Iirmed lir,' eer-
Lgate li; Ruth Brown r
711;
Lu: Me -
Taggart lrI rant
ne.
from Sr. III to Jr. I' Lawrence
Tarklin 11, From Sr. II to Jr. III-
34ne AlIentnsh 70: ellen MoTaeatu•l.
02. Sr. T to Jr, 1l—Mildred Jacklin
77. Miss Annie 'Brodie. Teacher.
Report of promotions. for Union S,
S. No. 10, Grey, Pupil's names 111
order of merit—Sr, III—Honours:
Carman linker, Delmer Dilworth; page
!Norma .Speiran, Vance Baker. Sr. II
Gladys Ward. Jr. IT—PhylIis
Ward, Dorothy Dilworth, Billy Rock,
'tTnriel Hackwell- First Book -Jean
Maclean, Willis Meehan, Lawson
Ward, Gordon Ward, Joe Baker,
Margaret Baker, Senior Primer —
Edythe Speirtm, Olive Hackw'ell, '
Lloyd Speiran, Fergus \gable, Elston
Sneiran, 1Tr•len Cox, Leonard Ward.
49
AIt Della L. Lavery. Trt nrt
.
1 You M
1e �
� t goingto the reunion ., wt on of
S. S. No. 8, Grey? Why, yes, every-
body is going. The various commit-
ters, while it is their first effort. have
left few stones unturned to try to
make it a success. Their exhibits of
relics alone will be well worth seem:
Conte and enjoy one of the best af-
ternoons sports you have had in a
long time, and if you can't come in
the afternoon come for the evening
and hear the best entertainers in 8
Western Ontario and while the pee- 0
tale of the section are endeavoring g
to supply lunch for the crowd. how- g
ever if any one outside the section t
wishes to contribute anything along 1
that line, it will be thankfully re- a
calved.
The following is the report of the B
examinations hold at S. S. No. 4, ,
Grey. The pupils are listed in the 1
classes that they will be in next Sept.
ember. 75% honours; 60% pass:—
SL'. IV—Christens McFarlane 86. Jr
IV—Wallace Beckett 00. Sr, III--•
Doris McAllister 96; Welter Ma
!canape 71; Kenneth Sellers 68. Tr.
III—Carl Grimmer 87, Mango Mc-
Farlane 64; Earl Grimmer 80. Sr.
II—Laura Savage 77; Margaret Grim
mer72; Gertrude Willis 71; Howard
McKay 60. Leslie Holmes, Myrtle
Savage, Marie Jacklin, Tom McFar-
lane, Sheldon Jacklin. I—Mary HoI-
mes. Primer—Doris Murr., Irene Wil-
Iis, Mildred Willis, Ross Elliott. Prize
winners for attendance. First—Wal-
lace Beckett, absent 3 days during
the year. Second --Helen Mc.Allieter
absent 3 days; third—Bruce Beckeltt
absent 8 days. Miss Margaret I. Mc-
Dougall, Teaehere
The Invitation Committee of the
reunion at Fulton's School extend a
hearty invitation to all to attend the
reunion next Tuesday. See advt.
with full particulars in this issue.
Don't forget the school reunion at
Fulton's School, next Tuesday.
W, E, and Mon, Metz and fatnily,.nf
New Harnbut g, with Jacob and Mrs,
Ziegler,
Mrs. HofTr-w, of Goderich, and
Mrs. Welke!', of Grimsby, 010 Visiting
their sister, Mrs. 11. Ramsay, Onnn, 17.
Little hope is hell for her recovery,
FCLTON SC'Iioot., Rlf.DNION NO'rim.
—What was the t)ntn0 of that peroou
who said he was not going to 8. S.
No, 8 Lte.Ul(1o0 1' Well, never mind,
he will be a lonely maul that day.—
The required nutil bee of Sortball teamH
have arranged to he here, If you
want to see a Sofi.ball Tournament
cotue and nee the following teams at
work :—Wroxeter, Fol'dwich, 1lonk-
ton, Ethel, Walton, Oranbtook foal
two from Moneri('1T in the boys' teame
and Monk tom'Walton, 01.110 brook and
Moncr'i' 17 girls.—Everyone le planning
to take part in the parade, 11 prom-
ises to be an interesting one, Bet
dressed up and juin the crowd, It is
free for evetyone and the prizes good
Parade will leave bid FMtoO's at 1 30
/4 imp. He nn 1itne.--'1'11et•e 1)11101 h
trona! 50 l'+'111101; 3313011 Detroit --Jolt
811,1,110,111, one of our oldest tearher.0
will plr4u)e al the Rt• -Dillon ploglaI
ill
the a11e(nrnn. John Siewe] 1, Sup
orvinor Sehnel9, Natth Bay
r til .tar.,, 1 e heir,—All who 1PnaliP(
Int. me ,t,rien 11 dal,cing on the (.11
Inilgt•, t0 t he meni! (again rite going
In renew their youth at the teeese
A 1 r
pm engaged for the first dance
Nn 01e will 111a, the fool. in11) watch
211/.. 11,)lrerina11 iv,1.1 01.00,1 of ilia 1'ui
Barn Dance
At Robert Patterson's
l Mile West of Walton
friJay Ev'g, July 6th
Jackson Orchestra in Old & New Music:
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Small Admission Fee
Mustard, Been Riley. No, on roll 22,
avercg(. ati:eitlat(ee 19.5
[1Anc1A1u'r L"13RoWN, Teaoher,
SCHOOL It10'uRT,-1e.elocving is the
result of the Prnrnntio11 Examinations
betel in U.S, 8, No, 3, • East Wawan-
osh and Morrie. Pupils are listed io
(.leases OS they tt111 be after holidays,
with per cent obtained in passing.
SR iV.—Irene Walsh 73: Anna Gres,
6y 70; [i'ili'1ed Snudet0111 68, Jlt.
e' IV --Jiro MrGill811 Ve,ttt Kelly 80
Ulur,oce KPiiv 72. .111., 111—(neon
Mn( -d11 70. 8lt 11—Maljmyl
(1u-c by
i (b : babel Net hely' '72 Jit 11--•l+,dtlie
McGill, Mite Kt'lly, Lol'et10 Kelly, SKr-
, Healy. ('1„ttin 1— r titlie Fear.
{ 1b,01eIr n [[hush. Putysti—aMax'iolt
] Nethc'ry, ,John 8,lmdtr.on.
1)1'Alrrist, '1'eacb,'1'
NOV."; of ih„ d. atit of :ilia Elva.
1) t ml. cy 0 ly 011288 of David and Mrs,
Ramsay, 1..t 1]11„ 0, 91u1'i'i which. ot
mitred 1t the I(inettea]in,- 111 pita! 01
r1 . Semen,- ,1•01110 .r; :1 shock t., the p' .
' !pie 0f t Beams ut 1. li
w t' 1-1 y ,.1, of a.', and had sotto:
1, 1110
111.• t i, . ,• 111141 h,; 1 h....01
u
r w h f. • i I, at ateca'dii.,'. J),-at,t
i soau'd 1 IUll)i 1 tmei; of Sat or,
d.). ((td.•'lth1rIIIOOi1( tntp10.
into' goon;; lady' of the di:'tri: t. Tee
funeral nee held on Tuesday after-
, noon t0 J nue; ale cemetery. .A mor/
extended obituary will he riven nett
issue.
.c
11111 bar", WC will see..11' vents o0
te,pnn. (i1i1i,,, hat alroete,1 the]
t.ltill —t1 lister,' yon ran, do not 1111'
Lira ell 1, •,•n 1. The 1)nncen pewit,' Co
ht e• u. rr , t, 'tini 1 •tv .11u:.a4. D111
i r) the t,.•. r y,'), they 112100 1h•'•ad
been three times et ileoeall cud ar t
slate,) to appear , in shortly. Sum -
81.111” 1.41(11411141140 01, 11e never ('1'
- goals 111; ploglnw land (1141a110"t'e many
rd' 111' own songs, and he has it niden
did ,•,,/,1p)lt(y with him. Eve/y3r11'
011,1 Its,/ ,Ver hefrd 111111 1v11111s 10 Hear
hill' (gait,,—We expect: thou.:nude
With 11, t3 80001.1 1.110 ev10,10g,
Group No, 1
of the
United Church
Ladies' Aid
will hold a
Strawberry - Social
on the lawn of Mrs. McGuire
Wednesday Afternoon, a Jai
y
11
Tea Served from 3 to 7
EVERYBODY WELCOME
The tills;;: council have been d
ing some worthy cleaning up on tl
main street. This is a great improv
n/1'11:11,11
There Vette no service in the Uni
ed church on Sunday last on account
of the special services in the Pre
bytorian church.
The following were week c:nd visi
- ore. at tho home of W. MAI
. .Leod
AIr-. Alex. McLeod, fort Quappell
Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. Hoard, Joe an
Gorferth tind two child -um. o
• 0e.esso, Mich.; Mrs..0. E. Baia!, an
tee, children, Donald` and Frank, o
C e: 1):it; Donald and Mrs, Puk. an
two childrun, of Moorefield.; Mrs,
1 (,.nr,e Green Drayton; and Bal
)-
1e
e -
J. L. KERR, Proprietor
Personal Paragraphs
Jack Oliver, ofTeronto, wee home
for the let of July,
Mrs, W. W. Harris is in town get.
ting her house vacated,
Miss Carrie MrOrocken, of Toronto,
14 11001e for a 81)' 11 vnentintl,
Joe Yolleek, of Tooit°, was a hot,
day visitor• wi18 his parents.
Miss Muriel Spelling, of Niagara
Falls, is home for her venation.
H. L Jackson was a visitor in Lon-
don, last Thursday afternoon,
M. Hareem was a holiday visitor at
the home 0) his sister in London,
Dr, and Mrs, 0, O. Ramage were
visitors in DMbtlrn over the holiday.
mt. and Mrs. Ktng8wIn1, of London,
pelithe week -end with Mrs. Ida
Miss L Whitfield, It. N., of Strat-
ford, is visiting her.•letel', Mrs. Jack
Currie.
Miss 111lldtell ~mane, of Toronto, is
the guest of Dr. 0. C, and Mrs. Ram -
age, 11110 weeL
t- AT lee JeeIt 118,441,1., of Toronto, was a
holiday 40ihitLr with 1101' Im,ther over
t}1e week -end,
s- (lien Laura Ament, who has been
t ou:l int; at, 81('(212 !,(.Rein, 318 hone for
t- the V wet ion,
'alts. II, L. ,lank,nn spelll the week.
0. end at the hem. of 11710011 Llcyd J1u11t-
d sort, 01 London.
f Mt v, [V, H. 2,1,0kiin.e f Tlannv.
t'r, 11 e, Ira -en 111,' g)1,^,t.1) her (,:;d'e11 08,
N. E. and Mr tett v.
f n• 11/r 1 1.. It•';fey,nfT„rn0tn, is
d-p,Ldil ;6 n.m•'rir,tat0u at the
hone. of Nil,
y I efiee 1, -an 1,—anEel -n=, t 1•'1''11,t,(,
tt•n, (a .:is r.1 .lute with .t:'z ,+nus.
In. lf.•)•t. II, lr r I ; rt-,
110 'dM 't 11.•,1 ti t1ltor
'i• '
i .and II/n
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1 .r 1,,:•11+ laud
mint, Il ('..� 1 t
111 meted eemno- t,, t'1' Niv art
Pall ; .., ] - -... iee1 r.; n
pe, -t mom fa,l me,
}ft . a, ( ih ,till L,, It;•- r,t•
tier o,rt.,•e meet. eirei1 t311* WV"
emir 0.1.,0-2,..,.1,1.01
=r
' C of Trowbridge.
1'11, annual Garden;Party of 'dl
Coned (;hurrh h1; p40.') into iii
tai•: 101' another year and %4011: ver
a,•c.,1.afu1. On Sunday evening tie
tanned' was filled to capacity au
the laren eon,](ation enjoyed groat
ly the services! o) Rev. E. W. 1L24'
0l' Tnnwbrtdeee and tin,:• )Busk of th
Me, eireeside 1 •"''e0 QUil tet r.. 0'
M441;cLty nlgllt the Quartette age'.
rime •, 1 every on, with an iutal•s:
int!' and varied program. T 0],'
assist,e1 by Micc Gol 11 211 soloist ; e t
cd I :n•Veae shoe, , 1' 'he •..lu' 11:;, -
MORRIS
L. and .Mr -4. Artn.trnng, of Wind-
s/Iv, (104 t1 111105 at 1 he home of W.
Atul0trnrtg•, Btu lite.
111is0 Greta Itlekm}er 8110 v'0 Bina! to
'1'or)nto after having spent as pieasaut
I1,.1912ty at her home, 2t1d
J. A. end 1)1rs. Bagshaw and child-
; ren, nt Hruniltnn, spent the week -end
at the home of Albert and M1rs.
Ornnka, 4111 line,
1111,4 Florence Eckmit'', who has
helm teaching In Agincourt, tons re -
tanned to be(' haute 00 the 21111 litre,
Morris, frit the holidays,
Miss Helen 19nkmier. 2218 line, Mor-
tis, und9(went an operation for ap-
pendicitis and iv (able to be (,round
again, we are glad to hear.
5(10001 !lemon(.—Nollnw)ng i4 the,
report of 8 S. No, 4. Morrie, for the
June Promotion !Exams. Total 11(0,
Boners 75, Pass 60 JR IV To 8R.
IV—Daus Miller 88 ; Harriett Smith,
So, III 'rc) In, IV—Gm/Inn
r
.aQl hal
75 ;
Horvat,! Smith 72 ; Jack Pipe 110 ; Mac
Scott 30. Slt. II TO Jit. I11—Adnb
Grasby 80. JR. II 'ro SR, II—Glenn
Nichol 80 ; 0!(1.11 Smith 78 ; J,uli0
Bernard 74 ; 13i11 Harman 60. Jit, I
TO SR I-8 int Davis 98 ; Eleanor
Nichol 90 . Frank Mc0utelmon 80 ;
711(11 Bernard 64, JR. PR. To So.
PR. -13001e. Smith 91 ; Kenneth Spelt.
80, \Viaomt A. FRAIN, Teacher,
Owing to the bad weather, S. S. No,
0 held their picnic on Saturday, June
0th, instead of Friday, A good
rowd assembled 10 440ttnese a mo-
ment of numerous ranee and softball
runes, One of the chief features of
he clay was the presentation of one-
u11f•dozen of silver knives and forks
nd pickle fork in Old Colony pattern
n their teacher, Miss Mee gat et
rnwn, after which Mise Brown Blade
e suitable reply. The following ed.
cess was read by Jas, Peacock and
tresentation !made by Jiro. Riley :
DI.AR MZ5R9 BROWN,—
1Ve, your pupils and friends of S.
No, 10, wish to express to you out.
appreciation of your 5014)0es during
the last five years in our midst. In
your cheerful manner, you have as-
sisted at social affairs and could al-
ways be depended upon to give of
your talents for the benefit of pupil
and ratepayer, On behalf of your
pupils and many friends, we would
ask you to accept this cutlery as a
token of the high esteem in which
you are held in our community, We
(1-9811('0 yon that our very best wishes
go with you and you will always be
accorded a hearty welcome in S. S.
No, I0. Signed on behalf of the sec-
tion,
JOHN
JAM1cs P1(A.0O('K.
SC13001, R1uroar,—Following 14 1.11e
report of the Promotion Examin-
ations held at S. S. No. 10, Morrie,
Jxt, To Sit, IV—Total 750, honors 608,
Pass 450—Jean Wheeler 597 (Roo,) •
Glenn ltckmier 592 (Hon.)1 Donald
Robertson 555 ; George Johnston 488
Helen lllcknlier—absent, promoted on
year's work, SR IIi'00 ht TV—Tot-
al 800 Ian. 600,Pass 480—Clinton Iv,
win 03 I•3 (Hon.) ; Stewart McLennan
608 (Hou.) ; ionald Vancanip 591
Howard acanap 580. Charles John.
sten 548, JR, To Sit, In—Total 800,
I{nn, 800, Pees 480—Stanley Attester()
587 ; Joyce Edgar 488, SR, II TO JR,
III—Total 600, Hon, 450, Pass 860
Russel Dennie 870, JR. II TO SR, II—
Total 520, tion, 390, Pass 312—George
Roes 35 • Dorothy orn4
h Wright W 1t 13
y g 31 —IsT
TO JR. II—Total
450 Linn.
33s
Pass
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P.1.01.10; 0000111o../. the PIelettalnty
1
00(vn.r m the Pre"by1;010,11 1•8111ri0 111
7311 next Friday evening. Bev. Mr.
Fowler, of P. ussels, wilt be in rhnr€;e
U,wntmuticnl set vice at 11 o'rlork 80u -
dry nnauirig, also 80ne ae evening
preaching at 7:i1).
The annual garden party of Knox
Mulch, wa, held last Thursday e1'en-
ing fwd drew a' big crowd. Total pro•
reeds amounted to 4271, The Inv -
gram was A 1. and the mttsien1 select,
Ione by ,Hiss Bootlick welt- reeeireed
Bob Wilson caught the crowd with
his comic songs and Misses NanBV
h'owlet' and Alai gine ite Logan gave
11110 Pxrrllent numbel S.
PRI:HF:STATION — On Friday 111-41,
the Senior Room of Oral/brook School
had a social haaif-hour prior to the de-
parture of Miss Olive Bolger, when
the pupil, presented h 0.• with a white
ivory clock and read the follow Mg ed.
dress :
DEAR ee
til.
l 1 Hi)L0 •
I have just. been 11)fm111e(l of your
resignatinu as teacher in ('1111 school.
eVe are entry that you are leaving. l
You have been to us a good teacher
and if the carry out the lesson you
have given us, we will surely be good
citizens of this country, We wish
yon well wherever y(:11 may be eta -
Honed and trust that you will regain
meet with children as good and in-
telligent its the children o) S, 8. No, 7,
As a mann of appreciation of your 8e1• -
vice and friendship, 00 at presenting
you with this small token, which we
hope will hl ing to you a small retuem•
Mance of the good times we have had
together. Signed n11 behalf of S. S.
No. 7 Senior Room and Miss 1+orreet,
Miss Holger gave a suitable reply,
thanking them and wishing them all
kinds of Inek in the future.
SCHOOL REPORT
5118108 (2.0004
Jr. IV to Sr, IV—Maldwyn Wilt
Hams 787, George Fischer 76 Sr, III
to Jr ''IV—Mary McDonald 78 1)or0•
thy Huether 00, Get tie Pride 67. Roma
Oemeron 40. Milton 83. Jr. III to Sr.
III—Alice Locking 50, Helen McGa1•
tum 41. OLIVE, E. [BoLGSOt,
Teacher.
JUNIOR 80001
Sr. IT to Jr. IU—Mary Huethet' 90,
Glen Hnether 80. Muriel (IeD(dnald
76, Jim Cameron 71. 1Yillip Z'dglee 67,
Maurice Oameeon 56. Jr, IT to Sr, IT
—Doris Long 81, Mee Fischel 78, E.11111
Osborn 77, Stanley Olunphell 76, Vida
Cameron 71 1st --:Kenneth Mepon•
old, Velma t)'i(ohet•, Bertram Denier -
ling, !duel.) Young, Harold Peeth,-t',
PHI/let—Norte 1)emeeling, Charlie
Fischer, Jerk Get deo,
Amon S. Fortwewr, Teacher.
at
ETHEL
Ed and leIrs De:Jardine and family
are spending a two weeks' vacation
in Eastern Ontario,
Ed. Des.larclfno has purchased a
new Pontiac ear and has ab -0 taken
the a oney 3301 t
CSC popular ears.
Miss Evelynn Stevenson has
return-
ed 'co her home after spending a few
Weeks assisting in Andrew S. Bain's
store.
Rev. D, M. Guest was on the sick
list a few days last week with an at-
tack of lumbago. He was able to
take his work on Sunday morning
and afternoon.
Our Boys' Soft Ball team were it
FordW icll
1a '
sc
�cls W s
edn pin
Y eve
g
vltere a very interesting game was
hayed with the boys of that place
nd Once again the Ethel team won
he game with a good score,
270—Isabell Mustard 414 (Hon.) (.lnld..1
ora 1)etlnls 864 (Lion,) , Olive Edgar i p
4.4.4.4.4•F44+4•'F'F•F�F•F•tt•F'F444.4.++++ Reny Dennis 285. Spee, T $ I0'2 (nom)
-It e9iri t
non, ••u .
t..
of 1.l,torel, who s.:,1; , tial rel s
P.ev, E. W. Hart, of Trowb ides and
Rev. . ".1
. 1 Andersen, n Ma ;icier"
gavot short impre-sive addra:.',rte.
Jae. and Mrs. Nullity, of H 1..
burg
tent Surdny with J. W. mei
;
4,010:1,400 and Moor 'Pier..
Kenneth and Edith lirauter r':turn e.:
with them for a visit,
The 4nniv,rser'y of the • el -
1 ire, t'hnu•11 Inst Sunday '11 8 a west
socoenv, Tho so/2greg,ltinn a:: beth
001.010(13 well f111t01 the (harsh, 111'.,
Srott, of Calgary, sane: a 114.11111.11
0010 111 thenu'r'rlirt ai.1 T1,7(1Itn•,-
her and Brian Jeekvoo vow, so/os in
the evening. Tho preacher for the
day was Itev C, H. [LeDnnald, of
Lucknow, whom/ messages wet El time-
ly and instruct{ve,
SC011 )0L R1EP0}JT
Follntv}og is the report of the P1n-
motion Pxle1107/l11)02,0 of :i. 5-, No. 11,
Ethel usth
, e w1 lir ' ti
I tut r
Y ep.ernier :—
ssNton noon
Total (2o ; Pass ; e ; Honors 54:5. Sr.
IV—ltetnelh Kiv,11ter 592. Gordon
Sleightholin 5S5, Jun McNeil 580, DeI-,
le. Melones 1157, Tern 8(t.ldets 400,
Mytle Wilson 451 Jr. I\'—DernPl,
Lawless 575, St u.11 t McInnes 555, Or.
ma Gill 534, Lee Allen Wardlaty 531, I
Clair Michel 530, Allan Franklin 5(18,
Lindsay Baia 472, Velna Hamilton
419. Sr, III—Edith Krauter 556, Nel-
son S)eightholm 484.
E. FEAR. Teacher,
JUNIOR lt00A1
Those inn (Rent (1)) faired to obtain
the required standing but were re-
cOtnmel:ded. Total 700 ; Pass 420 ;
1101101'8 525, Jr. III—Jean F''alikliu
625, Bryan Arses 4$4, Annie b'l'unkliu
454, Roger LasaOOe 447, Maljnt'ie
Brown 433, Stuart Henry 414(11),
Alex. Al cNeil 412(R), Lorne Desjar-
dine 871 (R). 81 lI—Ross Ounotng-
hatn 491, Bet aha Earl 453, Stuart
Brown 444, Ada Wat'dlaty 418(17),
Winston i•IcEaclern 884 (l;). Jr, II—
Total 250 ; Pass 150 ; Honors 187—
Ruby Gilkinson 210, Helen ()untie 205,
Nora Henry 208, Ruby (1111 195, Doro-
thy Bain 193, Dorothy Kramer 185,
Arnold Earl 181, [Villard Michel 155,
Allison Sleighthottu 142(17), Stanley
Wilson 132 (13.), Jr. 1st—Estelle Cute•
ninghtaln, Ruth Franklin, Charlotte
Sanders, Jack Dunbar, excellent ; Bet-
ty 1)ntibter, Clarence Styles, Helen
Desjtudine, good, Sr, Pinner—Altai
Hamilton, good. Jr, Pt.—•OliveSand-
er8, Ruth nnbat', e o
Styles, goo1)d ; Dongiltexcellent Bain, DoLnald1(se
McNeiI, fair, E. M..FRAsi1R,
'Ceaahet,
WALTON
Miss Olive E. Bolger Is visiting with,
her sister, Airs, Frank JOhndton, tet
\Vinthrnp.
Mrs. Jos.
Johnstone, of Blyth, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs: Col -
121 naud
MissF}glRuby, Yonng is leaving for
Burk's bails' in Northern Ontario,
h
w r nest
he has secured
a)
scb0( i.
Mies AL1Amy
Ln
ve, of Toronto, who
has been visiting her preterite, Joe
and Mrs, Love, has returned to Toe -
onto.
Mrs, Thos, Leeming has returned to 1
her home on Con, 12. SieKillop, after
undergoing an operation for ltppend-
icitis, in Seaforth, p
Geo, E, and Airs. Fergusongand Miss 3
Jean and Russel Boyd, of Toronto,
were holiday visitors with the form.
er s mother and
sit
s ers,
b
Mies WinnifrPd Drager has return- i
ed to London after spending a num• co
bee of weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Ohms, Drager, who wee quite i11 for
seine titn0,
Mt, t Linn, is :earls l; the
stint -tar(, iii., it•..1.1i„,.. 41. 11,'l.
.r,',v r1. 1't , The Fri,)'. i4 a 1'1'c' eI
1 he former.
Mt R', 1 . 1,4•14,.!,
,.( [aa,•rttv,r, B,.
ref1 .'1 1340 1111.0 reel 0•3111 her Sia.
' ,.1,— 1T'. 8,1121, l0I'' , 111111
Miter 11 tondo,
11.1 rod 1114 £)fav 11 1 •til
,1. e
1,1 11 .f F ar t tees 111
• rl)'1 .tri' f W. J. Men aeken over
thelad)day.
S.:lu Gnvia a l r.nr ,, :1114 40]410.
int hfs'not i're 111.,dnrvhter Over
m0 , f 8'3 uuele,
Jame». '1 10101).
Mr.. S (1214.(10) and farnily, of Tin.
0.. to, ate Vi'iting the fey m.r's nisi,10,
1 Mrs, A. C. Ranker and 1)114. P. A. Ale.
A11}1,11, ,f Grey.
111,
rat 'e
h 7rm P
111. n
i n plan, 331 t r,G r.
n
rnmpnn,er. lir )hr.- Rrr)wn, of 1),nver,
Lobo ado, 9, Inciting nt the home of
her uncle, A 0. Dames.
1), A. mei alts, Lowry, of Toronto,
'were visitor's to town, dutirg lira pa•t
week, and left to take in the Old
Boys' Re•Uninn at Mildmay.
011)1, 111,8 11115, linffrmtu and 0. J.
and'Mre. Runge, of (10'1}0, 01010 J017
lot visitors at the herne of Mrs, Zieg•
ler and miss Carrie, town,
W. 13. Strachan, 13. A. returned to
Toronto after' a week with his pate
etas, Alex, and Mrs. Strachan, nod
his sister. Mrs. Cline Scott,
Mrs. Jas, 13nllnntyne spent the
week -end with het brother in Olinton,
and is now visiting with her sister,
Mrs. (Dr i Hnssick, at I00el'kip.
Miss Vola Fox 81)0211 1115 wick -crit{
with her engin, Silos t,ila McOrack-
en, neer [Vr(.xeter, assn taking in a
school 1.0.11110) 011 the bou0d0ry.
Miss Hattie Dnwlling sailed fret!
Montreal fora trip to the Olt Oountry
rend Enteme 81)0 be with a party of
teachers, We wish her a pleasant
voyage,
Nelenn E. and 3Irs. Williamson,
Harvey and Betty, of Toronto, visited
the former's sister, Mrs, E. G. Lowry,
and father, Jas. Williamson, of town,
040011 the weekend.
George 1!)dwn)ds, B. A. and Master
Brian, Mrs, O101118 ll ant! Miss Nor.
nen, all of London, were 4015itiug with
their patents, Geo, and Mrs, Edwards,
Mill 01,
Newlnarket Era • "A ntimbee of
girl friends of Miss Edna McCall pre.
sented her with a China land Glass
shower, at the home of Mos Marjorie
Bitola, nu Tuesday evening."
)Iayot' Pipe, wife and daughter,
Miss Beletl, of Haih'yhity, have been
visiting ft len ds ip Brussels and local-
ity, during the pest week, Afr. Pipe
was a former resident of the 5111 lin8,
Morris,
Leslie O'Cnttnor and family, of
Thorold, were in town for a day or
two renewing old acquaintances,
Mrs. O'Connor is the ynungeet densll-
'er of the a '
t rte
Thos.
Farrow, 'cel
t v a
, rpt
lilt
er postmaster.
Arthnr fad Mrs. Fax, of Russell,
Mau„ are 40)8itieg with the fermer'tr
brother, Sylvester Fox, of town, Mr,
Fox said the roads were good front
Winnipeg, making the trip in foar
days with a Durant six,
Mrs, Robt. McAlpin, of St, Marys,
110 111 few
and gav asitalkwith
oAt,h e
Alieeionary Ladies of the United
(Atwell b}1 And other rold fri
ei1
ds
at
the
ome of Mrs.
Smith,
Ever
dyed themselves and will gladly
a t.
glpn well
me her back, Mrs, ;4IcAlp]ne will
be better remembered as Miss Mary
Ross, daughter or the tate Win, and
Mrs, Rose,