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here in all the Newest Colorings for
Spring wear, including
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GREENS.
The Spring Fashion Plates have arrived
and we have already booked a number of
orders. Cloth, Lining and all Workman-
ship guaranteed.
Men and Young Men
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a Suit for Easter
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Our Spring stock is arriving daily and a
look through our Fancy Suitings would
gladden the heart of any man who has an
eye for the beautiful, We want every
man and young man to come in and in-
spect our line of
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Sale Notes
We collect or discount rade
notes for farmers.
Notes left for collection are
secure against fire or burglary
and the makers are notified of
the due date.
When paid, the money goes to
your credit without any trouble
on your part.
We shall
be glad to furnish you
with the note forms free of charge.
The Bank of
Nova Scotia
with which is united the
Metropolitan Bank
Capita . i 6,500,000
Surplus - - - . 12,000,000
Total Resources over - - 90,000,000
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F. H. Gilroy, Manager
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New Advertisements
Painting -John Lunn.
Money lost -Telt POST.
Auction Sale -L. Addle.
Hay for hale -L, .McNeil.
Garage tor sale -D. Ewan,
Doming -Prof Dorenwend,
For sale -W. R. Broadtoot.
For sale -Andrew Lamont.
Hair Goods-Glenn•Oharles.
Annonnoement-R. Thomson,
Oats for sale -Wm. Kleinman.
Pigs for sale -David Bnllingall.
Notice to Creditors -George Bray.
Riverside Poultry Ferm-R. Thomson.
district eius
Morris
Mrs. Riehard Clegg, of Gerrie, }vac
visiting her cousin, Mrs. W. J. Souch,
3rd1 ine.
A. Rei ham of Blyth, • was calling
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on old friends' on the 2nd line one day
last week.
The infant son of James Nichol, 6th
line, whose mother was buried last
week, died on Sunday last. He was 4
weeks old.
Wes. Jermyn delivered 5 head of
prime beef cattle to Barr Bros., Brus-
sels, on Saturday which were a credit
to the owner.
Mrs. Wesley Jertnyn gave a 5 o'-
clock tea to the Willing Workers of
the 2nd line on Friday last. All le-
po1•t a very pleasant time.
Geo. Johnston, an old resident of
the 1st line, is very poorly at present.
Is hal friends His many tetis h0 pe for a change
for the better before long.
Last week John Watson, an old and
Well known resident of the 3rd line,
underwent a successful Operation and
le now making favorable progress we
are pleased to state.
0, B. Forrest, Inspector of Loans
for the Ontario Life Insurance On.,
was visiting with W. S. and 0. B.
Forrest for a topple of days last
week, before retprning to his home in
Brandon, 1Ntth.
The 'residents of the Southerly
School Sections are invited to attend
meetings nt Walton A, 0. U. W. Hall
Fridayevening
afternoon and of next
week, at 2 30and t30+
to hear address-
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nt ecU i Field
and others on the Consolidated School
question. It will be a gond place to
eek for information or express
opinions.
Charlie Bart ie, of Ayr locality, was
renewing old friendships on the Gib
line, during the ;Inst week, snaking
his headgnartel:s with Jno. and Mrs.
Robb. The vieit(r is the 3rd son of
the late Williniu. Barrie, who was a
former well known resident of the
Oth lire, owning the 150 acre farm
nowther p e v of 11 J ,ScotC
p op try ,
The visit was a mutual pleasure.
Mrs. Barrie 81,: and floes Walter,
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Tarries and ()bailieare alltot.
J e w Cl a a y
Wm. a td rs. Hopper went to.
Algoma some weeks to visit friends.
Last Sunday. Mr, Hopper hada stroke
of paralveis and rte he is past76 ,eats
of age it becomes a serious matter.
Mrs. Chas. Procter, Jno. and Harry
Hopper, of this loalitv and Mrs, Me -
Cool,
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iam have gotta
a Lo see
their father, We hope the old gentle-
man will recover.
Goon TIDIE.-Despito the inclemen-
cy of the weather, the Patriotic enter-
tahunentarrnounced for Friday even-
ing of last week in the Jackson church
8th lint, was held. Program was an
interesting one and was as follows :-
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Opening. chorus ; Oltairae's address,
Rev. George Jewitt ; Victrola selec-
Lion, Mr. Pratt ; recitation, Elsner
McKay ; chorus, "Br}sh t'tuts
colo" ; solo,' Mies Addie
IiSperliong ;'
recitation, Mrs, Pratt; Victrola seleo-
tion ; "Trial of the Kaiser," by mew -
':revs of Brussels Continuation School
Literary Socieby ;instrumental, Lillian
Jackson ; recitation, Bert Lott ;
chorus, "'Tipperary" ; solo, Miss Sper-
ling ; recitation, Bleier McKay ; in-
strumental, Victrola + chorus, "Gall of
the Motherland." number of en -
covert were given and cheerfully re-
sponded to. Brussels' boys did fine
and put nn a very interesting pro-
grgtu. They were thanked by the
chairman. Al. the conclusion the
contingent from Brussels were invited
to the home of Ray and' Mrs. Fear,
wherea tasty lurch teas served. tThe
forethought was much appreciated by
the boys, who enjoyed the outing,
barring the upset.
Qrey
Township Council next Monday.
Read the Grey township news on
other pages.
W. Bray, of the 16th Con., has gone
to visit his brother in Hamilton.
Mrs, Thos. Clark, 5th line Morris,
visited with Mrs. J. W. Morrison,
0th Oon., last week.
James Douglas, 16th Con., is ill at
present with pleurisy. We hope for
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Schnock and son, Noble, of
Moncrieff, were visitors at the home
of Reese] Robertson, 12th Con.
We, Robb. Melville, of 0arrnunnock,
is spending a week at the home of J.
and Mrs, Denman, Silver Corners.
Velma, the little daughter of Geo.
Robertson, who has been ill with lung
rimproving are glad to
trouble, is h t we
P gb
state.
S. Boyle of Milverton, was visit-
ing his sister, Mrs, Robt. Robertson,
12th Con., who is i11 with throat
trouble.
Misses Lola and Iona Steiss were
visiting -friends in Tavistock and
Stratford. They also called on friends
in Waterloo:
Keep Thos. Bird's sale in mind for
Friday afternoon of this week. Sale
will be unreserved as he is leaving the
farm. It is Lot 9, Con, 11.
Misses Henrietta Denman and
Bessie McQuarrie, High school pupils,
captured 1st prize at the Oar nivel last
Thursday evening at Brussels. Prize
was $L50 for best dressed "little girls."
What is your opinion of the consoli-
dated school P The question will
come up for discussion at Walton
Friday afternoon of next week. .A.
number of Greyites will attend as the
Sections in the South are interested
in the proposal.
CARD OE THANKS. -We wish to ex-
press onr sincere thanks to the many
neighbors and friends who so thought-
fully helped to wait on our brother,
John, In his illness and demise. It
will long be remembered by us.
Jos AND MRs. SAVAGE.
AUCTION SALE.- The Administra-
tors of the me JohnSavage Sav will hold
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an Auction Sale of his farts Farrar
stock, i Ple ents House
hold Futni-
ore, etc.. on Thnsday, 25th inst., at
1 p. m. Joseph Savage and Richard
Aimsbrong, Administrators, T. R.
Bennett, Auctioneer.
BEE. -J. W. Morrison, Oth Oon.,
had successful bees Wednesday and
Thursday of hist week when his neigh-
bors of the Oth and 8th lines turned
out in force and hauled the barn tim-
ber, which Me. Morrison had put"
chased from Wm. Cunningham, 7th
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Glenn -Charles•
Hair Goods
Our
MISS GLENN
will -be in Brussels
t Wednesday, March 17
At the American Hotel
With a full line of Hair Goods including :
MEN'S SWITCHES, POMPADOURS
TOUPEES BANGS,- THE NEW MOTOR FRONTS
and WIGS PARTINGS, TRANSFORMATIONS, BTO.
areW+spleased to Demonstrate our Goods,
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eerLadiea desirous of htving Miss Glenn call at residence kindly leave
addressat Hotel.
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litre Morris, ia'iiday evening the
partyand their . wes with other
rlehdivs were entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Morrison and enjoyed Ped anA
time. The guests votetllthe host and
hostess "Jolly good fellows, which no
body can deny,'
Lorne' Addie's clearing Auction
Sale takes place Wednesday, March
171h. Hie lot is No, 4, on the 13th
Oon, He has 29 heed of good young
cattle in his list that should attract
buyers, Mr: Addle has leased his
farm and will remove to Stratford we
understand. See Sale list on page 8.
onl.T,-John Savage passed away
on February 25th, at the home of Ids
brother, Joseph, 6th Oon, of Grey in
his 51st year. Ile .was born in tite
townshipof Blandford, Oxford Co.,
and at 2 years of age moved with his
parents to the 4th Con, Grey where
his father owned a farm and deceased
resided with his parents until 14
years ago when he bought a farm on
the 6th con. where he hued until he
took sick 5 months ago. He left his
own horne and went to live with his
brother Joseph where he was kindly
taken care of through all his illness
from which he suffered much as
cancer of the bone was the trouble.
Those left to mourn his death are 4
brothers (Joseph, William and Dan.,
of Grey township ; and Samuel, of
Siftdn, Man,) and a sister (Mrs. Wm.
Armstrong, also of this township.)
Deceased was an honorable, indus-
trious span, esteemed by all who
knew him. His funeral took place
Monday afternoon to Mount Pleasant
cemetery Ethel and was largely at-
tended, Rev. Mr, Shaw, Atwood, and
Rev, Me. McKelvey, Ethel, conducted
the services at the house, "Jesus
Lover of My Soul" was sung at the
Mr. Savage's rave indicative of a e trust
g's rue
in hie Saviour. Pallbearers were
William Ward, F Collins, W.
Hudson, D. McDonald, A. McDonald
and J. Olark. The community tender
their sympathy to the bereft family.
Belgrave
Mrs. (Rev.) Boyle was at Owen
Sound for the week end visiting a
friend who is ill.
Miss Eliza Procter has been quite
ill with an attack of appendicitis but
early improvement is hoped for.
A St. Patrick's social will be held in
the basement of the Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening of next
week.
Reeds, Messrs. Lundy, of Walton
and McCulloch, of Cranbrook, were
visitors with Rev, and Mrs. Boyle at
the manse last week.
Mrs. Robert Armstrong, rmstron 4th line
Morris, was taken to thegWingham
Hospital for treatment, which we
trust will prove efficacious.
Next Tuesday afternoon Belgrave
Women's Institute will meet at the
hone of Mrs. Caesar. An invitation
extended to the ladies of the com-
munity.
Belgrave boys went to 0ranbrook
last Friday evening to put on "The
trial of the Kaiser" but the evening
was so stormy Entertainment was
postponed.
Ethel
Jonas Flood and family moved from
here to Ohesley this week.
Mr. and Mrs. McNichol left on
Monday for their home in the West.
Mrs. Andrew McKee is spending a
couple of weeks with friends in Tor-
onto. .
We are sorry to know that burs.
Jno. King is laid up at present but
hope it will not be for long.
John McDonald has bought the shed
which stands ,on the school grounds
and will move it to his own property
right away.
We are pleased to be able to report
that Mrs. Spence, Miss Ella Hansuld
and Geo. Pollard, who have been on
ont
sick 71st are well he road to'
the s c
recovery.
Mrs. Francis Coates and her daugh-
ter,
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ter Frances of Trowbridge, have
moved into the house lately purchas-
ed from the Mrs, Jonathan Wright
estate. We bid them welcome.
Our millinery shops will Boon be
open again with a gala display of
Easter bonnets. Miss Stewart is in
charge at G. M. Mitchell's and Miss
Hunter will be found doing business
in the old stand.
Last week Ethel Women's Institute
packed and shipped a box to the
Canadian Red Otoes Society, Toronto,
containing 28 night shirts, 0 flannel
shirts, 14 suits pajamas, 28 Red
Cruse night shirts, 8 pairs of socks
and 8 pairs wristlets. The Boy Scouts
sent $12.00 in cash to the same
Society. Good for them,
CALLED IN YOUNG WOMANHOOD. -
The spirit of Ethel Winnifred Barr,
beloved wife of John Huether, 10th
Con., of Grey, and second daughter of
Robert Baer, Oth Con., took its flight
last Sunday mottling shortly after 8
o'clock. She had been poorly for
several months. Deceased was born
and was
Barr the Ba r h
homestead
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married December 81st 1913 to her
now bereft partner. Her demise was
heard of with deep regret by many as
she was gretitlybeloved and was not
yet 22 years of age. Mrs. Huether
took a Oourse at Toronto Business
College in her teens and afterward
held positions in Olds, Alberta, Tor-
onto and Guelph, Ever ready to
assist in every good word and work
the subject of this notice found room
for the employment of her talents in
Ethel Presbyterian church. She was
a model housekeeper and did her part
splendidly in adding to the happiness
of her home, High hopes were enter-
tained for the future but the Master
called her and she passed peacefully
away to the Palace of the King. Her
husband and other relatives have the
synpattiy of a wide circle of relatives
and friends. Funeral was held Wed-
nesday afternoon to Brussels ceme-
tery. Rev, Mr. McCulloch, deoeaeed's
pastor, spoke comforting words. A
aper -hanging painting
JNO. LUNN
PAINTER, PAPER.HANGER
GRAINER and DECORATOR
M aim is t givesatisfaction byGood
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Work and Moderate Prices.
JNO. LUNN
Thomas et., Brussels. Phone 41x
pointed lesson is taught the youth in
the departure of Mrs. Heather as to
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the uncertainty and brevity of life.
LADIES' AID FORMED, -Last Thurs.
day a meeting of the ladies of .the
Methodist congregation was held
when a Ladies' Aid was organized
with the following officiary :-Presi-
Mrs. (Rev.)McKelveyvice
dent, y ,
President, Mrs. Jno. McDonald ;
Secretary, Mrs. S. S. Cole ; Treasurer,
Mrs. Geo. Addie. A Committee was
struck to secure members, the list is
put at 100, 5 Dents a month will be
the fee. Once a month an At Home
will be held, the first elated for Friday
evening 19th inst., from 8 to 11 in the
Dilworth Hall. Program, games for
the young people and lunch will con-
stitute the evening's entertainment.
Markdown the date.
Wroxeter
Janiee Moffatt left for Winnipeg on
Tuesday.
Mise McLaugghlin, of Gorrie, le the
guest of Mrs. G. Davidson.
Last Saturday was Wroxeter Horse
Fair and attracted quite a crowd.
Robert Ireland returned to his
hone in Saskatchewan this week.
Howick Mutual Fire Insurance
meeting was held here on Tuesday.
Mies A. Kitchen has gone to Tor-
onto where she has secured a position.
Nell and Clarence White and Irwin
Durst spent several days of last week
in Toronto.
Mrs. B. Whitmore and little daugh-
ter, of Harriston, are visiting the
former', parents, R. and Mrs. Black.
Two rinks of Wroxeter curlers
drove to Brussels Monday and had a
friendly game. Brussels won by a
small margin.
Wroxeter Continuation school
Pup 0
pupils hold their annual Entertain-
ment in the Town Hall Friday even-
inge
of this week.
Miseizzie Miller, assisted byBurns
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Moffatt, conducted the Young
People's meeting in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening. The sub-
ject was "How to make this a hap-
pier world,"
Jamestown
Friday evening of this week, Mr.
Arthur, of Philadelphia, will give- an
address in Victoria Hall.
Rumor says there are three wed-
dings on the program nearby. We
know of two and would like you, Mr.
Editor, to tell us the other.
Mrs. Chas. Forrest announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Mary, to Martin Kerr, of blicltigan.
Wedding will take place this month.
A social evening is on the program
at Mrs. Jas. Straohan's Thursday
evening of this week, under the aus-
pices of Jamestown Young People's
Society.
Mrs. J. R. Miller has gone to live at
the home of her son-in-law, S. Snell,
whose tesidence is within _gun shot of
Mrs, Miller's old abode. Her health is
keeping fairly good.
The Ruttan farm has been leased to
Jas. Kernagban, of Morris, who takes
e i n at once. Mr. Thomas of
orae e n
possession
unable to carr out his
Bluevale,was b
y
agreement owingin to the death of his
wife.
We were glad to hear that J. D.
Miller was appointed a Director on
Board of the Howlett Mutual Fire In-
surance Company as successor to his
father, the late John R. Miller, who
was the last of the veteran on the
Board. Mr. Miller will snake a faith-
ful worker and has acquaintance with
the work on account of his father's
long tenure.
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION. -
Tuesday evening of this week a large
company, nnmbering about 75, as-
sembled at the home of R. T. Miller
to -say good-bye before they remove to
Wroxeter. An address expressive of
regrets and good wishes was read by
Oharlie.Forrest after which Will. Mc-
Donald made the presentation of a
fine buffet to Me. and eine Miller. A
jardinere was given to Miss Mary and
a Bon Bon dish to Miss Irene. Mr.
Miller replied in appropriate terms
testifying to the No.1 people he found
the folk of this locality to be, A fine
time was spent by the visitors and
after luncheon theyseparated a for
their homes with beswishes for the
estimable Miller family. John Miller,
the only son, succeeds his father on
the homestead and in the meantime
his sister will be his housekeeper.
We hope matey years of happiness are
ahead of Mr. and Mrs. Miller and
family in their new home at Wroxe-
ter, where they are no strangers.
les. AND MRs. R. T. MILLER, -
DEAR FRIENDS. -We, your neigh -
bore and friends, have assembled here
to -night, on the eve of your departure
for your new home, to spend a social
hour with you and to show our ap-
preciation of you and your family in
our community. As neighbors you
have shown yourselves everust and
u�rright in all your dealhlgs, being at
all times ready and willing to assist in
anything that would be for the better-
ment of the community, In sickness
and trouble you have been ever kind
and tette, You will be eepeoially
W. H. KERR, Proprietor
missed in your faithful attendance at
and support of Victoria Hell. Armingg
your long term of office as trustee, of
Hall,
thehave, Me. Miller sell
you an
example of uprightness, manliness
arid firmness which should ever he an
example to those in such office. As a
token of our feelings we ask'you, Mr.
and Mrs. Miller, to please accept this
buffet, Mary, this jardinere and Janet
this Bon Bon diel). and our very best
wishes go tvitlt you to your new home
in Wroxeter but hope we may often.
have you with us at Jamestown.
Signed on behalf of your neighbor's
and friends, Whi. MAODONALD,
Ones. 13. FORREST.
Jamestown, Mar, 9th, 1916,
• Oranbrook
Lena, Harvey and Walter Noble
were at Logan this week.
Clare Long was presented this week
with a brand new white' calf.
Mrs. John Hatherley, Atwood, is
visiting at Otto Schnook's this week.
Geo. B. Campbell is moving South
to the "Model farm," on the 14th
Oon.
Robb. Davidson is moving to the
Richard Mitchell farm on the 12th
Oon,
Mr. M:ittlelu,itz and Geo. and Mrs.
Young, of Stratford, and Wm.
Huether, of Si. Slarys, attended the
funeral of Mrs. JulHuether.
uether•
SUDDEN DRAWL Coates, an
old and well known resident of this
locality, died very suddenly on Tues-
day morning. The funeral was held'
Thursday at 10 a, m. and interment
made at Kinbui'u, the former home of
deceased, Mr. Coates was in his 80bh
year,
Walton
Mise Johnston who was so serious-
ly ill, is regaining her old time vigor
and will soon be as hearty as ever we
hope.
Large stock of saw logs and head-
ing has been delivered at the Mc-
Donald millyard this Winter. Thismeans a bus St.Pa r t ytial will
seasong' in cutting.
A t i 9 Sn •' iii be held
in the basement of the Methodist
church nn Wedneedey evening next.
Short Karamand refreshments.
Everybody will be welcome.
W. Hoy and wife and son Arthur
and family spent. last Sunday with
friends on the tltlr Con, of Grey. We
are glad to see Mr. Hoy able to get
about after his recent illness.
Public meetings to discuss Con-
solidated Schools in. A. 0. U. W. Hall
house Friday afternoon and evening
of next week. Read notice ong a e 5
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his matter.
of this issue concerningt i
only date is wrong anshould read
next week. Good shed accommoda-
tion for horses.
Wednesday of this week Rev. R.
A. Lundy tied the matrimonial knot
at the manse, between Armour Dun-
das and Miss Agnes Clark, well known
young - people of this locality. Mr.
and Mrs. Dundee left on the 1.88 train
for a short wedding trip and on their
return will take up residence on the
Fulton farm which Mr. Dundee has
rented. .�
The regular meeting of the
Woman's Institute will be held in the
basement of Duff's church Wednes-
day, March 17th, at 2 o'clock. G. M.
Elliott, Secretary of Children's Aid
Society of Huron Co., will be present
and address the meeting. Besides the.
usual business, musical numbers will
be on the program and lunch will be
served at the close of the meeting.
Anyone wishing to help on the Red
Cross work can do so by asking for it
at W. J, Neal's store.
MRs. S, CADE GALLED TO HER
REWARD. -Early last Monday morn-
ing the spirit of Dolly Pollard, be-
loved wife of Samuel Cade, of Gode-
rich, was called to its rest. She was
the only daughter of the late Wm.
and Mrs. Pollard, former well known
residents of WE:atoP and was 42
years f age. 17years ago she was
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married and r
Blybh they took up residence in Gode-
rich. She had been ill with cancer
since last July and at times suffered
greatly, Death came as a happy re-
lief. Funeral took place at Blyth -on.
Wednesday afternoon, service being
conducted in the Methodist church.
Joshua Pollard is deceased's only
brother. Mrs. Cade was a fine spirit.
ed woman and had tntniy friends,
Brussels Continuation School
Form III. I•fxamined in Geom.,
Science, Hist,
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*M Machan go H blcQuarrie ...74
L Jackson ,..85 H Lowry ,......7t
W Lott...............85 H Work .........7r
J Elliott .82 F Wood.... ...66
G Edwards. ......S2 1 Ballantyne ...59
I McLaacltliu 77 ) McLennan ,..58
Form II. Exantiued in Science,
Geog., iiistot'y.
L Wright 85 el Currie 53
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S Grant .. ,., ,.8o L cKa 51
R Stewart.... ,...„76 *R Sinclair 5o
L Ament ...., .74 A Fulton 50
13 Campbell 73 L Turvey 48
M Bowes ..........58 K McDonald 48`
**A Sperling .57 J Scott 46
I Reuds 58 *J Oliver .....,.,43
*L Richmoud 52 F Scott 42.
LBurgess... ...... . 52
Form I, Examined in Algebra,
Science and Grammar.
E Miller 78 A Hunter.,........42
*V blcLeod75 C 13est 42
C Jordan 65 al Perris 39
G Agnes ..., .,.,.. 64 C Sellers...: 37.
13 Wrigbt.......,..58 R Hewitt .36
**J Grant .53 5' Hinson...36
D Rosa.. .....52 I Wilkinson.
35
•M Alderson 50 H Mc uarrie 35
M Love .., 48 S Halt 95
A Johnston 45 *H Gerry t8"
Fl Stewart 44
* missed exam.
P. McPneesors,
13; S,Soo'T,