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DR: F T. BRYANS '
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
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geons, Ontario ; ex•denior House Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto, Offices of late I?r.
A, hloNevey, Smith Block, Bruseela.
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198 Bloor street East, Toronto.
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
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ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon Post Graduate courses
London (Eng.), New York and Chicago Hos-
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Personal graduate Department of Ophthal•
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en Preserving
Use LANTIC Sugar. Because it dissolves quickly, it will not scorch or burn in
the kettle. LANTIC Sugar is refined'lromn, cane only, granulated extra fine and comes
to you clean and pure from refinery In original packages. 2 Ib, and $ lb. cartons
and 10 Ib. and 20 Ib. bags. 100 lb. bags coarser granulation. Weight guaranteed.
Buy in original packages and look for the LANTIC Red Ball on each package.
Send your address and small Red Ball
Trade Mark will mm or top end of Laniic Sugar
,5o assorted- Fruit Jnr Labels -printed
and gummed ready to put on the jars.
Atlantic Sugar Refineries Limited, MONTREAL, QUE.
Roes Stunt, Bowmanville, is spend•
lag two weeks holidays with his
father, Jae, Stat.
Geo. and Mrs, Leckie visited friends
near Brussels on Sunday, The latter
Is extending her visit.
Mrs. • Jae. Ritchie and Mise J, Rit-
chie have returned from a six weeks'
holiday spent at Galt and Ayr.
0. and Mire .Kobhlar and niece, Miss
Jean Moffatt, of Ayton, are guests at
the latter's patents, A. H. and Mre.
Moffatt.
The Young People's Society of the
Presbyterian church held their last
meeting for this season on Sunday
evening. The topic, "National Ideas
and how to enforce them,” was ably
handled by Dr. A. McLeod, assisted
by Fred. Haetie. There was a large
attendance.
The Garden Party held in the pack
under the auspices of the Red Grose
Society, .was the most successful ever
held here. As a result 5175.00 will be
•added to the treasury. The large
number of workers present from the
village and surrounding country
shows the keen interest being taken
in the work of the Red Or•ose Society.
In the early part of the evening a Base
Ball game took place between the.
married and single inert. This was
followed by a Foot Ball match be-
tween \Vingham and Wi oxeter High
School teams, which resulted in a
victory fol the hone team by a score
of 7-1. A program was given later
which consisted of several quartettes
by local Latleut and short speeches by
Revs. Lackland and Wesley. Chair
was occupied by Rev, Mr. Roberts.
Wingham Band was in attendance
and supplied music throughout the
evening. A pleasing feature was the
singing of idThe Maple Leaf" by the
school children, accompanied by the
Band.
Walton
aekrfcMcNeil
areskd'to indlysettle oe at,one
Nam McNair, Walton,
\VAL,TON SCHOOL -,Report of S. S.
No. 11, Morris.. Jr. IV. Arranged in
order of merit.. Honors- M. Ryan,
G. 111iller, Pass -M. Shnrt'eed, O.
Ryan, Marie. Ryan. Sr. M. Pass -
C. Lyddiatt, H. Bolger, Harry I3olger,
G. Bolger, B. Andersen. • Jr, i11:
Pltss-E Shortie -rat, A. McCallum, V.
Clark. ,B. Ryan, .1. Shot treed, H.
Harris. "Sr. IL -E. Bolger,, C. Mur-
ray. Jr. IL Hnnurs-E Dennison,
NI. 151rOunig. Puss-li. Drager, T.
McCallum, A. H,trri0, W. Sholdice, 0
Bolger, M. McDn.,a'd, G. Murray, Nl',
McLeod, W. Manny, Report 01
Junior room for nuurih of ,lune. Sr.
1 -Leila Lawson 550, Tom Shortreed
327, Grace Shots reed 326, Nora Shod -
dire 304, Ilene McLeod 260 T.•nt Rye::
204, George Sholdire 183 Pr Sr -
Intwrenee Ryan 215, Ritchie Drnge:
184. 'Clarence Ryan 170. Jr Pr -
Mary McCall 106, Albers Riehl 1411,
David Murray13
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Geo: P
olhud30
Pr. Class'
A.-Grnr e
Pierce 513.Alice
Hoy 483, Dan. Mehl r�480, P. midis Den-
nison i3pprar�Wesley Cho k 385Reggie
Brace 366. George M3Ca11 31111. (:I•ff,rd
Hoegy, 966, Aileen Ryan 215. Eva
Anderson 158, Mande \IoNe 1 128,
Muriel Farquharson 100, Flora ]lams
80, Jean Drager 88. .1. HENDERSON,
B. MCDONALD.
Wroxeter
• (Intended for Ino( weehl
T. G. and Mre. Hemphill were vial•
tors in,Toronto,
Mr's. A, McLeod has returned from
n visit at 7.u, ich.
Miss, Walker, Teeswater, visited
with Mise Ethel Sttn t last week.
Mre. 0. Reis spent, several (Pays of
hast weglt With lelatjy9e ail Maldtpay,
Mise 1J Glotjlett, London it visiting
her brother, Fred, Rastie, of Turn.
berry.
Mise Rands, Gerrie, sang very ac:
ceptably in the methodist church on
Sunday evening.
Mre, Q. Stull 11 had a sale of her
householdeffects at 5 Rasmussen's
residence Saturday afternoon,
M. and MI's. Aikenhead, London,
are guests at the letter's parents, Jpo.
and Mrs. McNeteghton,Tupnberry.;'
The chair of the Presbyterian church
enjoyed a picnic at D. McTa.vish's
bush to Tnrnlierry on Tuesday after
Mona(,
Misses Dell.. De11,, Hambridge„ Molllrugh
and Whiteman. teachers of ,tbe Oon•
tinuation and Public School deft for
their various homes for the ,Summer
vacation
McKillop
Miss Ernestine White had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her collar
bone. '
Jas. O'Loughlin and Dan. Manley
bad the misfortune of each getting ea
horse tangled in a barb wire fence.
Both horses will be laid up for some
time.
A number of friends of Mies Nettie
Shillinglaw, teacher of S. S. No. 2,
[tet at the school and presented her
with an address and a cut glass fruit
dish and spoon.
the grandstand was immensely en-
joyed in the afternoon. Another
gatne of baseball, Wingham ve. Olin -
ton, and a football game between
Listowel and Wingham, were played
in the afternoon. Excellent 'music
was given by both the Kincardine and
Wingham bands. In the evening an
interesting exhibition of native danc-
ing by Indiana of the Onondaga tribe
cranbrook
5012002, REWOWIS—Report of Senior
Room for May and June. The aver-
age percentage is given.' The star
indicates absence for one or more
examination. ' Sr. IV. -I. Krauter 80,
A. 1.Cni;;ht 83, I. Hooter 81, A. Saran -
don 81, S. Noble 77, NI. Long 76, 0.
Gorsulitz76, C. Long 76. New Sr. IV,
-E. Baker 70, R. Hunter 78, Evelyn
Baker 78. Jr. IV. -J. Smalldnn 75,
A. Spading 70, *\I, Speirrur 60. Sr.
Ili -G. Alderson 66, "L, Steiss 57, *H.
Penni ugauu..d8,•*P.Schnook 40, *\v.
Sinclair 45. Jr. 111.-P. Alderson 76,
*V. Mitchell 72, L. Krauter 60, *L.
Br, felz 63. C. Cameron 62, "E. Dark
62, 18, Speiran 65. *E. lioigirt 54, *A.
NlcQuarrie 30. It •port of Jr. Arrow
I'or the mouths of May and June.
Examined in NV: it., Spell., Rend.,
Grog.. Ari111., Lana., anti Draw. Sr.
L -Hanoi a 75 Prtas 60. - Mru•ie
Ihrkr t• 80 It. Noble 76, *V, Hunter 75,
'F Sur,llldou 65, *M. Locking 51. Sr.
Pt. 1[.-r-"Nliu,a Saito 57, ".p. Penning.
on Jr. Pt 11.-I1. Speirnu ,'r'1.'.
Pennington 91, 1W. j -rocking 49. Sr.
I -Marked according to daily work.
Exreln tit -L. Herfels, 13. Leitch, L.
Cnnn. ion NI Sperling, ru F. Hunter, W.
Speir ramt\,
.lesrhke. Good -L+'+'. Small -
don, J. McNnbh, Ethel Sarandon, A.
Bird. Jr. 1 Excellent -1, Leitch, J.
Noble, K, NIcN,tbb, L. Jeschke, H.
Knight, 13. Speiran,
R. McNeill, Principal,
F. A. HOUSTON, Asst.
in full costume, displaying the "Witt
dance" and the "Ham Ham," was
much appreciated, after which a
splendid display of fireworks was en-
joyed, The pyrotechnics were the
finest ever seen in this vicinity. In-
spiring patriotic choruses were rend-
ered by a choir of 00 children -all
children of soldiers who have gone to
Ithe front or have enlisted for service.
The results of competitions were as
follows : Parade features -Auto de-
corated -1, Dr, A. J. Rose ; 2, Dr.
Ford, V. S. ; 3, 1V, A. Currie. Bicy-
cles decorated -1, Cecil Markley, 2,
Percy Merkley. .Oalitbnmpians-1,
A. S. Bailey (representing "Kaiser
Bill, killed in action") ' 2, W. J.
Boyce, comedian. Baby show -1,
Mre, Cunningham, Belgrave ; 2, Mre.
Gallagher, Rosseler. In the sporting
features, Winghttut came out mostly
t:hiumphant. The home team beat
Clinton in baseball by 8 to 5 (first
game) ; Wingham beat the Brantford
Indians at lacrosse by 15 to 5 ; Listo-
wel beat Wingham at football by 3 to
0, and in the final baseball game
Wingham again trimmed Clinton by
I3to0.
WinEham
The Dominion Day celebration here
drew one of the biggest crowds the
town or Victoria Park has had for
some years. Early in the t191liing
passenger laden vehicles were coning
ui h cotisti11et stream 35180 the trainsbotli J' 1', 11, and G• 1`. R., unload-
ed quite a number of people, The
gnly disappointment, for the visitors
was that the ballon,, (lights of Madatu
De Vouda could not be seen as the
feminine aernnapt was in a wreck 111
Chicago. She Brut weld t0 the corn-
mittee, Iti spite of all, the weather
was excellent and a grandstand,
which would seat about 1,000 people,
was well patronized by the fans at
Victoria Park, in which games and
other speoialtiee were put on. The
first was a grand parade of school
children, fire bsignde, decorated unto -
mobiles, calithnmpiano and bands -
the Kincardine Pipers and Citizens'
Braes Band. The Olinton-Whighanl
baseball game for the championship of
Huron County in the forenoon, and in
the afternoon a good clean game of
lacrosse between the Huron Oaks
Winghatrr) and the Six Nation Lff-
dians (i raletfNrtt I'fiteservel were ex-
Otitur events. A. baby silo in front.
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