HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1921-7-21, Page 1VOL, 5o. NO, 4
New. Adbdrtisemenee
(Nevin Inst—Iii. L, Cardiff.
0°1r for
wile --Ernest
Bray.
WellWel o Iralr ant M,Runt.
to
l torte for ante -.Ciao, Bfrt.
Teak for sale -ht1 A. S efrap,
Teacher wanted—John 8hortreed,
Cheque lost tura, A. hiving/tone.
Howie and lot for sale—Mies MONab,
Teodoro wanted—Townsldp of prey. ' 1
Garden Party—Molesworth Wom. Institute,
11 E. A. DIXON •
Pard -up Capital $ 9,700,000
Reserve - 18,000,000
Resources . 230,000,000
A Startin the
Right Direction
The temptation to
spend money in your
pocket is greater than
when your money is in a
savings account in the
bank. That margin of
temptation ho
m
p n may mark the
difference between an
opportunity to go into
business later on or of
working e for wages with
nothing saved and moth.
ing ahead,: at the end of
your working years.
Why not open a sav-
lags account in The Bank.
of Nova Scotia to -day?
Your account will be
welcomed and you will
have made a start in the
right direction.
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THE BANK OF
NOVA SCOTIA
Manager Bruseele
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Well
Tools
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FOR SALE
275 feet 171 inch Drill Rope nearly new,
1 net Jars and Rope Socket,
1 Sinker, 10 feet by 8 inches,
14 -inch Sand Pump,
15.inch Sand Pump,
14dnch Reemer,
2 Grinch $eemers and Bits for same,
Also a length of 0 -inch Casing. '
All for sale cheap ae owner has no
use for them.
*ells Cleaned Out and Pumps Repaired
Call up Phone 283c
GEO. BiRT, BRUSSELS
Lfresh
FishI
•1 Town Deliveries
f.
Tuesdays n
and Fridays
4. • Patronage Solicited.
1 ROBT. KERR
e BRUSSELS a,
+
++++++++++++h++++++4+++++4.
2.00 Per annum its advance
BRUSSEtS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,
prCtwtrt Reins Mrs. W, J. Laurie and chil(lien, of
Landon, are here fur it holiday visit,
Mr. Lerida has beau appointed mann
Mol¢sworth
A. eard.en Party, under the auspices
of the Women's Iuetitute will be held.
on the school gronnde here next Wed-
noeday evening. trine time promised.
See advt. in another column for furth-
erparticulars.
Jamestown
Mise Viola McLeod has been engag-
ed to teach for the next term near
almerston, at a good salary. She
win render gond service.
The pupas of S S. No. 10 who pass-
ed the Entrance exam, were_:--Flor-
sons Eokmier, Dunelcla MacDonald,
C. Robertson and W, Sellers, the 2
former being in the honor grade,
Miss Cowan Is teacher of the school.
We throw a buqueb to all concerned.
Mre, Walter Tunes, of Moosejaw,
has been visiting old friends in this
community during past week, We
were glad to welcome her back. Mr.
Innes has been bothered with asthma
we are sorry to hear. He and other
members of the family (excepting
Donald, who is ranebing on a large
scale in Alberta) . are all residents of
Moosejaw and prospering.
Mont
rieiP
A meeting is to be held on the
Memorial Park Tuesday, July 20th at
8 p. m, All interested in the Oonr-
munity Park are asked to attend to
arrange for the Park Del.
Misses Lorraine and Elvie McKay
have been successful in 'passing their'
Primary Piano examination of the
Toronto conservatory of Music.
Mies Lorraine passed her Ele-
mentary Theory examination with
First Claes Honors, Mise Florence
Johnston, Moukton is teacher. We
congratulate both teacher and pupils,
Oran brook
Crops are turning out good about
here.
The Misses Switzer are here for
their vacation.
trop.
Miss Jean 1 McNair, Toronto, is here.
for a holiday with relatives and
friends and is a welcome visitor, •
We congratulate J. Keys, L Mc-
Nabb and E. Pennington on success-
fully passing the Entrance exam, the
former taking honors.
We are glad to state Miss Lizzie
Baker hoe been successful in passing
the Normal School exam. at Stratford
and wish her success.
• Our teachers have been re-engaged
for anotherear Miesc
y McNair to re-
ceive 161100 salary and Mise Forrest
5950. Good work is being coneistent-
ly done.
A deer was seen in the neighbor-
hood. It crossed the farm of Milton
Rands and Alex. Perrie and pursued
its way to the I4th Con,- It was an
unusual sight.
Methodist d t Choreh es �
) ETHEL
OrRouiT
Next Sabbath the Pastor will
preach at Roe's, Union and
Ethel. Ris,subject
will be
"Lessons
from the
'Mountains"
Friday Evening
the Mission Circle of Trow-
bridge will visit Union
°hutch League. The visit•
ors will supply the program.
Staple
Dry Goods
limmiftweimmais
Have added to my stocks of Gents'
Furnishings a fine line of Staple
Dry Goods now on.salea
A callwill convince you that we are
here to do business.
R. W. FERGUSON)
DRY GOODS (GENTS' OUTFITTER
e'o
ger r the i NuUucwick Biscuit Com
pang, at Calgary and Mrs, Laurie an
family will join husband and father
there shortly,
Morris
Eat'l Anderson, who went to the
West on. Howe Mission work at Rut-
land, Sask., bad to leave owing to the
high altitude.
A sample of timothy bay was pulled
last Week 10 a field ou Ohrie. ltogee-
sou's farm` that measured 6 feet 20
incites. It may be sem iii the window
of Tax Pose, at Brussels.
The 4 pupils of S. S. No. 4 who
wrote at the Entrance Exam. at Erne -
sells alt passed. They were V. Mw
Outcheon, Ino. Smith and E. Tliuelt,
who took.lionors, Annie Olark and
M. MoArter passed from the Millet'
School. O o n g r e t u la ti on s.
The Mission Baud, of Knox church,
Belgrave, enjoyed a happy time at the
home of their President, Mrs. Jas,
Anderson, 511) litre. A program of
music. chat, salting snap shots, bath -
lug and pie-oic with lemonade and
touch filled in a fine time and the 30
visite,. were thankful to Mts. Aider -
son for the pleasant outing.
Jun. Audersolk tvho has been living
with his sou James Anderson
5th
line, has gone on a holiday visit to
relatives in Wingham and Dundalk,
He will be 89 years of age ou the 29th
of this month, reads without ut epees-
acles and his hearing
is quite acute.
Good health is enjoyed by Mr. Ander-
son for an old gentleman of his year's
and he enjoys meeting with folk aid
chatting over old days and scenes.
Walton
This week Rev. Mr. Button Is at-
tending the Summer Sellout at Gude.
rich taking a share in the fine pro-
gram.
The trustees are advertieing for" a
teacher for junior department as Alias
Heist is not coming, having accepted
another school.'
We are glad. to notice tiie name of
Miss Dina M. Staples in the list of
successfulstudents at the Normal
School, Stratford.
Geo. and Mrs. Ferguson and child-
ren, accompanied by George mid Mrs.
Brown, all of Toronto, ware visitors
at the home of R. if. and Mrs. Fer-
guson.
The Walton pupils who were suc-
cessful at the recent Maumee Exaw•
ination were Lillian Underwood (hon-
ors), Florence Bennett and llene Mc-
Leod. Good G od for
them.
CARD Ur THANKS.— We wish to
thank the many friends for kind
words and deeds .in connection with
the recent demise
ero r '
a Lather, Jacob
Barrows. Yours gratefully,
. THE BARROWS FASIILY.
Don't forget the Birthday party of
the Gleaner Mission Baud, in the base-
ment of Duff's church, Walton, on
Friday of this week, at 2 30. Short
program by Mission Band and lunch
after. Collection taken to toy gifts
fol. the Allusion bale. Ooiue and
bring your friends. -
The annual Pic-nic under auspices
of Walton Methodist choral), will be
held in Wm. Leeming's grove, 14tH
Con. McKillop, on Saturday of this
week. A line program of gauzes and
sports is marked out for the after-
noon and a good time is expected.
Lunch will be served. and there will
also be a booth. Take It in.
INC. McMILL&N y, DIES IN rANC0U1*-
EI.—John alcinillau, a well known
pioneer of the %Vest,died at the Van-
couver General Hospital, on June
30th folluwing
g a short es
a, Mr.
.McMillan entered
the hospital a
month, previously, following an at-
tack of paralysis. He was been at
Lochiel, Glengarry County, Ontario,
in 1852 and spout the earlier part of
his active life in the vicinity of
Wal-
ton Huron U0
ant
Y• lie went to
Winnipeg in 1881
as au employee of
the 0. P. R. and later in the 80's,
moved to Victoria, where he had a
contracting business and served in the
City Council. Deceased moved to
Vancouver in 1904 where he took an
active putt in all civic welfare projects
and set'ved the city for several terms,
Pifer to his death, he was living at
Custer, Wash., with hie ,son. 111r.
McMillan leaves his wife and 3 sons
John, of Custer, Wash, ; Dr. Hugh
and Dr. Lachlan, of Vancouver.
Saslow, REPORT.—The following is
the results of the Promotion Exams.
for Walton Public School Those
marked
Paled it) one Urm01 `e
sub.
ects Or total.
Names it
j t order
of
merit Jr,
IV to
Sr.V-
1 Ruby
Young (h), Eva Anderson, Dave Mur-
ray, Alaey Dickson, Lawrence Ryan,
Aneen *RichieRDitaiger failed un the e lltotal ttid
b but
atee O
t a wweuded
Jr. Ill
to Sr. M—
alays,
Ktauter (h), 3lw Shcrtteedh
( )-
Isabel sobs Underwood(I)),
Hattie &lu.
Oiill (It) Jim Clark, Helen Chandler,
Flora Hartle, Russel Sholdiee, *Jean
Drager, *George McOa)1. Sr. 31 to
Jr. III—Mildred Pollard, Marguerite
Bolger, Muriel Farquhareoi, *Wesley
(Slack (recommended), *Alethea 'Oart-
er, *Gordon Murray.
R. 1L $oovnR, Teachey,
Juutor Departutent, Sr, Il—Isabel
Roy 70 ; John McDonald 72.8 ; Ken.
neth Jackson 01 ; *Clarence Stelae
60,8 ; *Lorne Steins 60, Jt. II—Vern
Gardiner '76 9 ; Norma Muteety 78.0
Lewis McDonald 71 ; Beatrice Kerney
69.8; Florence Ryan (39.8 ; Alvin
Farquharson 65 A,; Viola Carter 62.7 ;
Sr, 1—Winnlfeed Digger 07;8 ; Ethel
Shaw 67.1 ; *Laura Hoy 615 ; *Helen
Steiss 01. Jr. I—Ellwood Shortreed
90 ; Blttirtnore Shaw 81); Olara Mc-
Oall 85 ; Beverly Colby 88 ; Oharlte
McDonald 82 ; Lawson L et'ney 75
Violet Underwood 05. Pr,—In order
of merit. Ray Carter,. Holeh Stelos,
Harold Bolger, Mabel Meehan, .Ruth
Manning. Pry,— Earn Gillespie,
Dorothy Drager, Jim McCall, Willie
Molesworth
Garden - Party
TO BE HELD
Wednesday, July 27
ole the School Grounds, under the aus-
pices of Women's Institute.
Entertalhesent provided by •
Raymond Redmond 0oncertGo
of Westfield ,
Supper served on the grounds- from 0
to880.
Admission 20 and 85 cents,
Watch for bilis;
Underwood, Jim Ryan, Verna Flood,
Note. *failed in 1 subject. Laura
Manning and Wilted Ryan were ab-
sent on account of illness but are pi 1.) -
tooted on yearly wot k.
H, B. M000orNELL, Teacher.
Grey
Fine fields of wheat were hat vested
last week.
Township Council will be held Mon-
day, AugustStb,
14th sou. is to supply the bride-
groom fora nearby wedding.
Miss Jean Grant has been re-engag-
ed at her sellout near Wroxeter,
Miss Margaret a Karst Perris, of innisfnll,
Alberta, is holidaying with relatives
Stere.
Jun, and Mrs, Lake are back from
an enjoyable trip of 2 months to
the West.'
THE POST gives the news but you
can help by Betiding along interesting
event iu
s tools -m
otnrllunity.
Tenders asked for'bnilding 2 commit
culverts on Con. 4. See the ttdvt, this
week for further particulars.
Improvements are being made by
Hugh Oampbell {n the way of cement
work in the stables on his farm, 16111
Con.
S. S. No. 0, taught by Miss R. Mc
Naughton, did tip-top at the Entrance
Examination at Brussels M. Bray, M,
(look, W. Keifer and J. Raynard ail
passing,
Mies Ida Rands was home from
Mount Forest for her vacation, She
has been re-engaged on the Business
Ootlege staff of that town and is much
interested in her work.
A new teacher has been engaged in
S. 8. No. 8, known as Felten's, in the
person of Miss Snider, Clinton. She
is now
taking a special
course in
o
Agriculture at the 0. A. O. Guelph,
What is known as the Winfield
school male a good record this year at
the Entrance Exam. at Brussels, W.
Hallenbeck, L. F. McDonald, R, Speir-
an and W. Speiran, all pawing. Miss
Carmichael is the diligent teacher.
B, and Mrs. Pollard, and children,
of Detroit, and Thos, and Airs. Pals
lard and son Albert, of Kincardine,
were visitors with the- Pollard aid
Aleeck families, The visitors are
relatives. This is an annual motor
trip.
Before the Turnbull School closet'
for the vacation Miss Mtu•jnrie Yuiil,
the teacher, who was leaving lbs
school, was presented with a fine
pyrex casserole by the pupile, accom-
panied by the good wishes of the Sec-
tion.
A few weeks ago Miss Ida Stanley,
of Ripley locality, who was employed
at the home of Jiro. Buobanan, IOth
Com, had the misfortune to fail drove
the cellar steps and serinnsly injured
her shoulder. She was taken to Ber-
n, for t`
9 f treatment and is nuke
g t n feiv-
g
or bl •n
a e pr grecs we ars Klatt to state.
Belgrave
There will
h t be no preaching service
in Trinity church next Snudity as the
Rector is absent holidaying
There was no service in tate Methn-
diet church last
Sunday uy
s
venit1*
as e
the folk went toWit t am to heat
Rev. Dr. Ohown, Geral
Superin-
tendent.
Rev. Mr. Jones is at Kingston at-
tending the Summer School, His.
work here is being taken by Gordon
Rin tout foo next2Sundaye and Rev.
Mr, Peters will conduct union set•vices
for 2 Sundays.
Next Sunday the Methodist church
services will be held as fnllows ;—
Brick church, II u. tn. - Sunshine 8
p. to. and Belgrave, at 7 p. m. The
following Sabbath, J 81st, union
aetvices in following order :•—Rel -
grave at II o'clock ; Calvin at 2 80
aridSunshine St nshu a at
7 i, M. Rev. ale.
1
Peters{II
N be the preacher,
Ln. NCH
tr 0;710—Sunday last
B'+v •
Mr, Johnson, of St. John's church,
Brussels, took the services in Trinity
church, Rev, tie. Iiawkitte, being
away spendingi h
ie holidays
ys at Mots
i and vicinity am on,
his Hill
erishioners. Rev. Mr Johnson �n
! Cock
for his text e St Luke 5 an
d
4Laun ch
out, into the beep and let down your
nets for a dtraugbt." Sermon was a
plea for ua not to be discouraged al-
though we may have toiled all our
life and as far as we can know have
not seen reantte, We life to have
faith in God and keen on in the
Master's service. The flsllet melt had
toilet all night and had taken nothing
yet et the oomtnand of the Lard they
lot down their net and were borutti-
fully rewarded. Sometimes life Molts
tike to failtu'e belt wo cannot tell.
Greatest and most wendetful event
that twee took plaee—the Os mansion ---
looked to those shuttling around that
His life was a failure but cotmtless
tnull.iludee know to their unspeakable
joy that that wan a wenng, impression.
So in nue mnet severe trials and times
of rliaconragsment we are to bowel)
at
u again and do something for the up-
lift et our fellolvtnou and the further -
mule of the cause of Cln ist. Lin not
be over-anxious about remits but have
faith in God and leave moults with
Iitu,
ULY 21; 1921
Garden Party I
Frid Ev,
JUy
L 22
At the home of
Mr, David Walker '.
BRUSSELS
Under the auspices of Si. John's
°buret).
Ftret•olass Program by
iiedmond Concert Company
Woatflold
Onmposed of Elueutiooist, two
Bari 1(111e Soloists; •Scotch Ucui-
edian, Four -piece Orchestra.
Kincardine Kiltie - Bane
Six Pipers a
and Three Drummers
Short addresses frim Rsvds.
Alss' . M c
is eodand
L Clal. Ir.
Refreshment Booth an the Grounds
Joseph Sproat is back from a Tine
trip to Nortit Dakota with Tris daugh-
ter, Airs. A. J. Smith and abler old
friends. Ile visited at points en route.
and was accompauiitd by his uei(e,
Miss Sproat, of Woodstock, . Air,
Sproat had been West before.
Last week Harry and Mrs. Watson
and family retnoved to Ingersoll. Ole
has been a section man of e
t
on L. 1L&
13, and now becomes yard switchman
at his new lotus. Mrs. Watson is a
sister of Finlay and Jun. McCallum
and Mrs. Dunbar, of this locality.
We wish them well.
Ethel
OOMroRTAInat house for sale with 8 bed-
rooms, parlor, dining room, Saran/8r kl&+hen,
pantry, cellar,' ood frame stable, hen hove,
fruit trees and3 acre of laud.
EDWARD FLRTOURR, Ethel,
COTWORTAIRR brick house for sale, with
furnace, kitchen and woodshed, hard and soft
water, stable &o., situated on Main street,
Ethel. For particulars Phone 2225 or 188 Bros-
elsCentral.
8
Fred. andr
MOS. Osie spent a few
days with Ethel friends.
Miss Ethel Barn has been engaged
as Principal of the school here.
S. 8. Oole was calling on old friends
in the vicinity the latter part of last
week.
Edith Dane passed the recent Ens
trance exam. at Brussels, We eun-
gratnlate her.
Mesdames John King and A. Eck-
mier were holidaying with Mrs. W. E.
Willis at Onwanstown.
Geo, Addy and wife and A. P. and
Mrs. McKee attended the special ser-
vices at Wingham last Sunday.
Ethel will be represented art Atwood
at the Foot Ball match when Owen
Sound will play the Intermediate semi-
finals.
After visiting for several months at
Toronto with her sisters, Miss Lizzie
Hall is once more back to her old home
at Ethel.
Garden Partyn in
the Pnrk Wsd es-
u
day evening of this week. Proceeds
for park development. Come and en-
joy yourself.
Tbttt'sday afternoon of next week
the Women's Institute will meet at
Mrs. D, 3. Falconer's, at 2 30, All the
ladies invited.
We ton r t
atul rte MissIrene Kramer
on passing her Normal School exam.
She will teach Dake'e school next year
at a salary of 5825,00.
Rev. F. 8, OKell delivered an excel-
lent sermon on the subject "If Mil-
lions Prayed,' It is au interesting
subject and was well expounded.
44 Listowel and Atwood Boy Scouts
Captained by Reads, Messrs, Dunbar'
and Ingram; have been camping at
the aemtnunity Park here and enjoy-
ing a good time in sports and outings,
Mts. J. Ralph and Mrs, J. Douglas,
of Neepawa, Man„ are visitors at the
homed of J. King and A, and 0, Eclt-
inler, hest 12 years since the former
was here and 22 since the
latter last
visited In this locality, hence they C t Py aPe
many changes.
bins. HUWL1TT DEOEaaatn.—We re-
gret to report the demise of Airs. Sim-
on
Howlett, oft
E inP
1 who potted
l
1 syie
t
away Wednesday ednesda of last week from
n
pneumonia with
which elle flat b
i I been
illfor 8t
ve ,
eke, She was v ebotnatllnta
61 yenta ago, her maiden none being
Mary Frances Fotd. Over 80 years
ago she was married to her now bereft
partner, One son, Blake, of 1Ving-
hatu, survivda, There are 2 brothers
of deceased, John, of Elmira, and
Ezra, Toronto. Service was held in
the Methodist churah Friday after•'
00011, Rev. Mr. OKell, pastor of Mrs,
Howlett, conducting it. He spoke
enniforting words from "Elect accord-
ing to the inrekenwledge of God the
Father," I Peter 1t2, Pallbearers ware
john King, W. Hall, G. Addy, H.
Dobson, W. Slsighthoitn and It, Mc -
Ray. Interment was made in Ethel
cemetery, Among those present from
a distance were Mrs, Howlett, anti
tlaughtee, Oliftard.; Mesdames Toekey
and Harper, Elora ; and Mr, Hewlett,
of Glentnarris, Mrs. Howlett lived
here for the past 16 years and was
moat highly esteemed for her kind
words, generous deeds and valuable
aid to every goad cause. The bereav-
ed share its the syttttpittlly of the mite
tnurtity,
Entrance Examinations
FINE RESUI,TS.
The following are the Jesuits of the
H. S. Entrance .Examination held the
last week in June. '1'be papers were
(,otisidertd very fait :; huger percent-
age than usual passed; the number
ubtrtiuiog honors was eleditable, Ap-
peals addressed to the Inspector be-
fore Aug. 23t'd, will be considered
without the payment of a fee.
Names are arranged alphabetically:'
BRUSSELS
A Alexander D Mant)nbald (h)
11 Armstrong (I)) L MvDonald
14 13ullautyne (n) F ,McDonald
F 14«,n:,ett, N ,111''1),1i*ll (I))
\I they 1 31u1, ud
A elm I. (i,) J M.N.hb
f.1Setts (It) A 11„N:iir
Al (',."k K AreVittie (1)
Dane 13 P,milingtiut
131)avidsne 1C Pollard (h)
lr` Iiukuticer (h) 1 li.ayuat-d
II Else 1 Ritchie (h)
13 t3v(leigb (1 Robertson
11 Fetgu:.nr, (h) V Sellers
L
Foray lb (h) 0 Smith
W 8',:*13 111 J Stnith (1)
81 H •IlenheCk V Steel)
WReit r
J Keys (Itt
8 Kit g (i))
R Spetran
W 8peiran
E Tltueli (h)
%1 h
1 ud t,
l
) L U er,vt (db
l)
?7 Mr.>,aer 0 \M1*li[iftelii (11)
1r 11r('uteheor (b)
BLYTH
1lalry Baker ' 1V Laundy
intik Barrett H L"rtkrnan (1)
Het t ite•tc<,nt A AI • Rimy
Ai till Al Slehlttny (h)
Edea Brown 11,) F Mantuan
:nary Snores l st tivaan
1) lltyout ((1) 11 Vette
111Val 1nt;ght PPell:o,l
A (hittenr(en 11' Pollard
A Elliott L Reid (it)
N Flondy 7. Scott
F Frank le Slater
J Fraser R Toll
G Kirkby M Wagner
K Laidlaw
WROKETER
J Allen E Moffatt
S Ashton J A Munro
E Bennett (h) A Musgrove
W Brown M Newton
S Dane A Paulin
93 Doig A Stephens
E Earls G L Town
W Fralick le Vanstane
.N Hislop R Vanvelsor
F Hooper M Weir
G Hooper L Wright (h)
E McMichael (h)
FORDW
IC.H
A Bast: N Morton
L Seswither•ck (1) Ai Hubbard
V Bretvithetick A 13uth
0 Bryant; (1) 1e Huth
N Dickett E Irwin
J Foster 1'V Mahood
E Gamble (h) L Webber (b)
E litbsna E Welsh
G Gray E Witmer
H Hamilton M Wood
R Harding
Yo)tn
1VINGHA11
G Anderson On R Jenkins
D Armstrong (b) 0 Lott
re Armstrong 0 Lnutett
F eI Maguire
V
B8:11 A McKague (h)
O Boyce FI McCormick
H Boyce (hi It McKenzie (h)
E (art E McLean (h)
RCarr Wm. Mamt (h)
M Qa,eitnre (h) 0 Mason (h)
Vera Wetmore 0 Meseta,
andler
h AMams
r h'
g Y( )
SM aCnis L Perduonte,
Ada Corbett E Reid
Agnes Corbett (h) G Robertson
U Uoultea 0 Scandritt
0 Dickson (11) W Sellersl
K Dinsley (h) Al Shackleton
13 Dobie (h) W Sturdy
1.1 Elliotth
() J Taylor (It)
N Finder 0 VaiiNormau
V Fyfe M Vansickle
E Grein (h) M Vanstone
Al Gurney (h) A rtr'
le Hastings (11) 13 \Viglnt�Vlketuan
(h)
John Baugh E Williams
Rena (laugh Jack Wright
1 Hurt ter (h)
SEAFORTH
Robert Willis obttiined the highest
marks of the town pupils and Gibson
White of the canals* pupils, with 626
and O81 toat'ks out of 750 respectively.
Mae Abet hart, Jeau Alexander,
Carl Amen( (h), Elmer Beattie,
Madelinee.
B
Pl
l' Win.
Be
ll (hi,
41a
gu
er
-
iBleck (h), Wm. Bleck, Jean
Brodie, Brownlee, CoraCamp-
bell
(h)Joe Oarbet, Pearl °amoeba,
James Oolquhoun (h), Alvin Dale,
Harriet Dutton, Earl Dickson (1), Jes-
sie Dat•rance, Peter Dut,lop, Walter
Eaton, t
haus Flannery,
1Vui.
Futhet-
it ix, Beth 13uvenln
ck h) , Data
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Hamilton (Lh
) Evelyn
Mohnen,
(h), (trtnon Haugn (b), Oetence
Harvey, Helen 1Iay, Helen Helfer -
son
man, D(1to)r, othLesylie TiBeers ggoke(h,), Elvla JeKuffer-
Lesie ox,
let nets Kyle (h), Jean Lowery,
Mary McDonald, Marg. McGrath (11),
Marg. McIntosh (11), Fern McLean,
Rosa McLean (15), Thomas McQuaid,
Alae Mason, Greta Merrier, Andrew
Montgotnety, Jennie Marxism, Viola
Morrison (11), Lance Morris, Frances
Peterson, Aitybelle Rands, Murray
Sauvage (h), Walter Scott, °ora Sher-
wood (h), Marg. Sillsr'y, Janet Smith.
Mary Smyth, Wm. Souter, Ione Stew-
art, Jean Stewart, James Stewart(1)),
Lloyyd. Stewart, Tillie Storey, Anna
Snthetrland (h), Win. Sutherland,
Salle Tomlinson, Gibson White (h),
S
�Vtl i
Syr IVi i an
as, Dau, 'Williams, Robt,
Willis (b) Florenoo Young,
OLINTON
S Anderson, M Bal), B Dale. H.
aoolt, 1I Crich, E Ford, James Frae-
er, Janet Fraser, D Glazier (It), t
Glen, I Glidden, 141 Iiawkine (1), 1)1
Bill, le Hogg (1), J Holzhauser (h),
W. H. X E RIR Proprietor
U, Fa 0, Capture Alberta
By the early returvut !'tutu the Pro..
vinaial Election campaign in .Alberta
it looks as if e Farmers' Government
is in the saddle, Summary given,
Farmers, 81 ; Liberals, 10 ; Labor, 2 ;
Independents 3. Oapt, "Bob" Pear.
eon is re-elected in Calgary, There
are 61 seats in the Ptovince, 2 women
candidates are in the list of the suc-
cessful, Mrs, Nettie McClung and Mr's.
Walter Pariby,
11I Hovey, K Hunt, T Jackson, R
Johnston (h), F Latteel D Levis, W
Lewis, E Lellean, H Livermore, J
Livermore (It), B Mc'1'aggart (h), E
Maguire, 0 Mair, 13 Marshall (h), A
Matheson, 0Peckitt, R Peckitt, J
Plumsteel (11), 0 Rands, L Snell, D
Stevens, M Thompson, E Trick (h), A
Turtles, (b). A Veinier (h), 0 Watkins.
Of the town candidates Ethel Hogg
stood highest with 617 marks and of
the rural school candidates Annie
Turner with 610 marks.
MANLI3Y'
Mary Ec kat, Eliza Godkin (h), Bes-
sie Hiller (h), Vera Kistoer (h), R. S.
McKeroher (1), P Maloney, A blesser-,'
scbmidt, E Murray (h), Joseph Shea,
Della Wil
terser (h).
JR. GRADE DIPLOMA
J Barr (h), E Bean, W Cooper, G
Demwerling(h), A Denny, E Graham,
E Hargrave, M McKee, H Montgotu-
eey, 0 Reichard, J Walker.
Strafford f rd normal School
The record of the cities of 1920.21 of
the Stratford Normal School is a very
fine one; there only being 8 absolute
failures and I2 paetial failures or a
total of 20 who failed to get their
second class certiflcat
ea, Thie is well
up to the average Dr. S. Silcox, the
ptincipal, stated after viewing the
list of results,
The certificates of the successful
candidates and the matks of those
who failed will be forwarded in due
course to the individual addresses.
Candidates who failed to obtain the
necessary standing for interim first oe
second class certificates, but whose
marks bring them within the provi-
sions ofh
the Normal School regales
Hone, will be granted interim second
or limited third-class certificates, and
upon passing at a later date, the final
exutnination ata 1
a N ma Schaal will
be granted interim first or second-
class certificates, as the case may be.
Such candidates will be advised of the
subjects which they must rewrite.
Those candidates who have failed to
obtain standing will bet required to at-
tend another session, but they may
enter at the reopening of the Normal'
School in January andtheir
Schools n ar complete t rete
examinations in June. p
Following are the local results :—
Interim Second Class Certificates.
Rebecca A. Armstrong, Wingham.
Elizabeth J. Baker, Oratibrook,
Margaret M. Bennett, Wingham,
Phoebe Congram, Holyrood.
Wilhelmina O. Cowan, Stratford,
Annie E. cox, St. Marys.
Myrtle Bowes. Ethel.
Mary O. aroshie, Seaforth.
Susie Glutton, Stratford.
Myrtle E, Deans, Winghatu. •
Violet 0. Dieelam, Listowel,
Sadie M. Draper, Clinton.
a 0 m ton.
p ,
Lila M. Feeney, Dublin,
Ola Al. Fusee, Stratford.
--Vera M. Heist, Seaforth.
Ida Hamilton, Lucknow,
Mary M. Haugh, Witigham,
Elms G. Hembly, Palmerston.
Dorothy G. Hutchinson, Mitchell,
Luella
E, Johnston Auburn.
Ruth Kapelle, Stratford.
Violet Kilpatrick, Dungannon.
Margaret P. I, Kreuter, Brussels.
Marguerite A. F. Lake, Listowel,
Gorda L. Langford, Stratford.
Jessie A. Lawrence, Stiatford.
Annie L. Lawson, St, Marys,
Mary (3. Leeson, Jean L. Lennox
aril ]Mabel Livingstone, Seaforth.
Jennie MacDonald, Lucknow.
Norman V. MoLennan, Millbank,
Mary E. MoNab, Dungannon.
Mabel McQuaid, Dungannon,
Edith A. Mogridge, Auburn,
Mary P. Morrissey, St. Marys.
Maty McNabb, b
Brussels.
b
Rhea
M. Myers,ere Mitchell.
el
l.
MaryO'Leary, Steatford,
Edna Lydia Reid, Waltcu.
Blanche Petite, Atwood.
Marion Robb, Atwood.
Dorothy O. Roth, Wingham.
Nellie StdeteoLia
towel.
Irwin F Schenck,
Stratford.
Edna P. Sootch er Bayfield.
m
ti
Ella Sowetbv Godefi
Brich,
Lizzie Sowerhy, Goderich,
Dina M. Staples, Walton.
Elsie Stewart, Stratford,
Angelina M. Skelton, Brussels.
Ruby I, Taylor, Varna.
Norma F. Thompson, Lucknow,
Annie 111. Thuell, Bruesels,
Marion G. Tigert. Sbeppatdton.
Valerie Todd, Stratford.
Francis L. Tyvamley, Listowel.
Agnes Walker, Clinton.
Clara R. Wallis` Stratford.
Jean Walton, Stratford.
Gladys O. Webb, Lucknow,
Dorothy G, Witatinough, Stratford.
Mary I. Fuller, St, Marys,
Mary 1. Jefferson, Auburn,
-.roan E. Sperling, St. Mai'ye,
...roan
3.:Ciiley, Stratford.
Versaood ,
W s Lucknow,
ikno w
MrtJoiin Young, Crediton, fell and
frarturrd her hip.
O. S. Howard, late prittclpal of
Dashwood Public School, has been en-
gaged as principal Of Exeter Public
School.