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W.kll}NESDAY, A9iTc1'7757' 16'th,
Brussels Middle
School Results
Dorothy N Armsiticiwg.-^ng, . comp
lull,; Lit, 2nd; Can. ,lift. CJ;
41eom;•1C; Physics 31,
Elizabeth, BWek0—BEng, Comp rfd;
34
.14; Hint lit 'G.i"pom, 4711;
.Phy,si'aal C. ;' I
Mary /awaken -80g. Comp. C; Can,
Mat. 2nd; Algebra 30; Georn.
4581. Phystns 2nd.; Chem. 30.
Robert B'i k- Aauc, Hist, 211d; Al-
gebra ist; Pr. .Comp, 2114,
Alice Blake—(Jan, Ii44 IC; fie.
iiia•,0; Physics 2ni11; 8 atft
Anthony° 3rd; LatinComp, 0; Fr.
Altthendr 2rc;'; 1'r, Crsna„ v.
C0111a02ie E'7;01111-l3C)3i , Con•;p. C;
C; them. 32.
Wm. Coleman—Can. Hist, 0,,
Earl C'oulttst--Oan, :hist. 3rd;
Miyake 3rd'; Fr. Anuthars C; Fr,
Comp. C.
Gladys Tlavld'son—Eng, Comp .C;
Lit. 3rd; Can. Hist. 0; Geom, 0;
P1i3 ie y 36.
Glen Dilworth—ling. Comp. 'C; Can.
Hist. Mrd; P1 iseies 2nd.
Mary Helen Eo1em'ier—..Dmg. Comp.
0; Lit. 36,
Wm, Defiterder. -2'r, Authors 3rd;
Pr. Corrie 3rd,
Elizabeth Hendry -Eng. Camp. 3rd;
Lit, 3rd; 'Phyisics 14.
Ruth Henidiy I7ng. Comp, C; Eng,
La. 3rd; Can., Hist. C; physics 26,
Mary Ireland—Ening. Lit. 2mc2; Can.
- Hist. 41; Gem, 32; Physics 37.
Maty 'Helen Kerr—Ane, Hislt, 33.
Janet Ting ----Eng. IA, 2nd; Can.
Hist. 3rd; Geont .0'; Pivysies 3rd;
Eng. Comp. 0. "
Win. King—Eng. Cornea. 'ci
Hist, 0; Ante. 'Hist: '30; "Moan.
46R; Latins Conmp. 34; Fr. Authors
iC; Pr. Comp. C.
Marian 'Lake Eng. (Comp. 2nd;
Eng. Lit. 3rd; Can. Hist. 0';
Geom. 31; Paiysios 27.
James Lamont—Eng. 'Comp, ' ;1st;
Sift .lit; Can. ,-]fist. 2nd; Deena.
'0; Physics let; Latin Comm. 2nd.
Doniald; Law1d_hs—Eng.Comm 49R;
Eng. Lit. 42; Can, Hisit, 2nd;
Geom. 43; Physics 2nd.
John M1Donaldr-'Eag, Corrin. C;
Lit. 42; Can .Hist. C .
Geo. McNichol—eau.' Hint. C.
Barbera Michie -scan. Hist. 2nd;
Geom. 2ne; Physics 3rd.
Mona tyiitler-Ong. Comp. 3rd;
Phystce 16.*
Luella MLtchell Eng Comp. C; Lit.
35; Can, Histt, 3rd; Geom.40;
Physics' 44R,
Earl Moore -Ane. Hist C.
Geo. Northwood -Can. last. let;
Finrnan& lett.
Harold, Parker --Cant Rte& 1st;
Physics 1st,
Leis Plum—Eng. Comp. ug. Cot
1st; Lit
111t; Can. Fust. 1st; Geom, 1st;
Physics gat; Latin Comm.' 2ne3.
Vniginita Phanr-,Can, hal. Wit;
Physics, C; Lat. Auth. C; Comp. C;
Fr. Auth, Snell; Comp. 2nd;
Hannah RuielclG"an. HIM. 3rd;
Am. Hist C; Physics C; Lat.
Au(th. 2nd; Comm, C; Fr, Auth,
3rd; Ccixip, 3rd.
Janet' cSandersoa'. Eng Cbnllp, 0;
Lit, C; Cana .Hist. and; Geom.
33; Physics 24.
Francis Scott—Eng ,Comm, 481;
Lit. 36; Can. Hist. 3rd; Ano.
'Haat, 40; Physics 1st.
,Jan Scott --;Eng, Comp. 2nd; Lit.
C; Can. Idiot. 2nd; Geom. 144;
Physics 2nd.
John Spela'—Oan, Hist. 2ncV; Ano.
Hist, 2nd; Physics let,
Alice Wlesi---'Can, BIlet, 1st.
Louis ,Stiles ---Can. Hist. C; Physics
3rd, Lat. Authorg, taw; Comp
20(11; .Fr .Auth. 2nd; Comp. 3rd
Della Thrynee--Can. hist, C.
Ssalbel Turn8ngtlr-Enig, Coanip. 2ncl
143. 0; ,can, Hist, 3rd,; Geom.
and; 1:610,1sioe C.
.Jlsan VanNorm2u--tEaag, Comp. C;
- Lit, 21141; Can, Fllst ,2n0; Geom.
458; Pi'ysies 37.
Glen' Wheeler --Eng. Ooanp .0; .lit,
2nd; Clan, Hist, 'C; Geom..
200; Physics 2nei',
Tienneiilt Wlilibee—,Eng. Conup, 361
Lit, 32; Geom. 14.
Ivor Williasus-ung. Comp, 0; Lit.
0; Can, HIlet. ,C; Geotm #lyt
Pihysics. 4681.
Gibson, Willis—Can., Hist. 3rdt
BRUSSELS BEAUTY SALON
01L PERMANENTS
;HAVE JUST PURCHASED THE
NEW ZENITH HEATERLESS'-
THERMIQUE .PE'RM,ANENT
WAVE MACHINE
:Prices as Usual— 1 ,
$2.50 wave .....„.... $1.75
$3.50 wave . ............ ... $2.25
$6A0 wave ,.,,.. $3.00
$6.00 wave ................ $4.00
$7.00 wave $6.00
Machlneless Waves 3395 & $5.00
End Curls $1.00 and $160 each
including Shampoo & Finger; Wave
Dried Finger Waves 250
IRENE PEASE
.over H. 8. Allen's Drug Store
Telephone 56X for appointment
BLUEVALE M. and '3tns, Fad, J°1211S n an
32ai11 visited, on Sahlday avtlternoon
rilth M. George Mathe ..11lmd Miss
Mr, and Mrs, Mary King sand 3Am- Hazel Stamper In aluevale.
ity of Toronto Spent Sunday with M1' and, Mrs, Jas. Peacock and,
Mr, and Mrs, Bachand Johnston and -son George and. Mr, George Manthers
Donne, het line; visited welt Mr- and Mrs:' Wt beet'
M>, and ?s• I$aet Mailers at1d", Mothers and daughters 118Wed'
x33,,I1clies kbll'zaheth vtsittLT : oh nea'd'ay at Dulblin..,
day with his father Mr. 'Geo, 'Math- Mr,' and 'Mrs. ESL: Barnard, spent
ei; and Miss Stomper, Sunday afternoon with Mr, , and
Mr, George Johnston spent 4an. Mals', Slparliwg Johnsen and, teantllY.
day wail his Anther Mr, David John. The Cervine in . Knox . PresNYteT-
lan churel on 'Sunday morning was
d a thoughtful' odklMesat at the Mire,
ing geu'vtee in the, -United church
on Sunday, ' There will be no 301-
vico or Sunday tRelmoil In the 'United
CRlwrolt nen Sundary, Rev . 0,
Tavenor will resume his work the
following Sunday-
M1'. and .Mrs. .George Pa14erso11
Toronito, spent :the week -04'A the,
home of • Mr. and Mns, George
,'1lhormhon; their son Ross returned
Shout and s'onl&.
Mrs, Samuel Woods is, spending a conducted 'by Rev, W. T, Cransnn�. O0:
11e,w clays wall Mr, and Mrs. Mel. Tattenlraun, Mrs. C. R, Mesaorr To
vale nlatheas and eons, ronto, contrl4hwUed a• solo, "sunrise."
Gaotge Taylor of WIngbam gave
end Mns Rarasond 41,4933; MF. and'
M 'r. 1fl Tvlactpeas a'nd Was 90144+
Hath„ Ell+ ktro, with. Geo. Ma41319;
Mks,' ?latel4 0110940, Ill., with ` her
aaUUlr,4vmea '11r11,17 3318611; Mrs, Jobs
Pugh; • Mitchell, with her nrgtherr
Alton ,04,12 We, I1011113y;.Miss • Mil-
d'rad' Me ,lien end Will >aurdan
of I!ngk8ow ,and Donald Street;
M,ogrg4.o0y of the home of Mies
O1k'ik ¶hOu p'sont , Teea ater, `with
• ter grailldil1areu'ts, Mr. and Mrs, C.
to Toronto after spending •laoll. Hetherington.
Mise Katherine Sander- J
'slotting Mr. and Mrs, 1 Miss` Mungareit
Mr, and Mrs. Charles and her'trlend
Miss Lindsay, Tor- after SPenclIng 'the
Mr. the Canadian West
dayswere;
sant, London,
J. C. Higgins;
R. Messer and
onto, with
John
Miller of Wing1ham
returned home
Past Month in
have
Messer
and
Auction Sale
Lanvberib $aleYard Str'athray, Sat-
urday, ,Aug, '3901. 175 MIXED
i0'A1PTLII. Usual ram of Mixed
PI1$ anal 1Capves'. Those wishing
to buy cattle p1lyatelly,r can do so
by seeing 33r. MlCA8pin,0; airy bele
darting "therweek.'I ' 411ryolas to de-
1111er. `Plants--Otish,Cc'
A. G. McAlpine 1„Anotioameen.
LOBSTER SPREAD
Comi111ne; Chopped cooked lobsiet
meat, chopped hard -cooked egg;
Chopped cucumber; well seasoned,.
mayonnaise.
e • • because most cars are built to run
smoothly on a good regular -priced gas!
If your car did not knock when new, but knocks now—on the same grade
of gasoline—blame it on the motor'oil. Many oils form hard carbon inside
the motor after only a few thousand. miles. The result is knocking and lost
power. In the long run, the best and most economical cure for knocking
is to have the carbon removed, then use Sunoco, the. Knock -proof Motor
Oil, exclusively. It's your safest protection against knocks and lost power!
SUNO'C
0
MOTOR OIL
Sunoco Knock -proof Oil is one oil that you can depend upon to '
keep your motor free of hard ciir(ion, the cause of many knocks.
Therefore, if your motor knoclts . .'look to the motor oil, first!
HERE'S WHY MANY MOTOR OILS„ . CAUSE KNOCKS
Modern high compression motor cylinder
showing piston at bottom of stroke. in this
position there is ample space for the gasoline -
air mixture which was fed into the cylinder
after having been mixed in the proper propor-
tions by the carburetor.
As the piston moves upward, the mixture is
compressed to one-sixth of its former volume.
In other words, the 6 units of mixture have
been redl'eed to one unit. (Compression ratio,
6 to 1 compression ratios vary, most
ntoder. nave high comp*---'--, engines.
Wrong Oil forms hard carbon in the firing
chamber. Hy reducing this space, hard carbon
increases the compression and heat so tlaat the
gas mixture cannot burn evenly, but instead,
causes a sudden sharp explosion. In other
words, the motor knocks, or pings.
Harry Champion's Garage
Phone 8
Brussels, Ont.