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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1912-10-24, Page 5re: 11,;1111`11'1,1"1";if. Our Store il Solve Many a Wedding U i ft Perplexity. •When you are purchasing a - Present it . lis a matter of money, and what you' wallit{-- Nothing else. ' Then this is your storp, for what you went is Le*: and at the loWeat 'ee. A geed variety of areeies selepted frote aange stock& coGoeisting of Silverware Cat Glass Fancy China Clock, Wet iTie igoods are, newabeaue tMni and modeen in designs and snperiee quality, illeladquartens tor wethee —We make a specialty of handling hi.gh-grade watches REPAIRING of Watches, Clocks and Jewelery yell and promptly done, Satisfaction Guaranteed. 'WM 1111•11111101111 W. W NEELVAR JEWELER and OPTICIAN LEES TESTED FTEE Amoy • Eleter Exeter's tax rate hits beep fixed at 25 mills this year, one mill lower than last, The assessment is $602,190 or about $25,000 over that of last year, Another sign, of prosperity ..:is the increasing amount ot real' estate changes. A considerableamount of Mnding, too, is being done. Mr. 174" J.• Carling, of Carling"' Bro there, whose father was •in husioese here since 1802, has exchanged his house and stores, at A valuation of 89,000, for a farm of 130 acres near Brighten: He will sell out his stock •between now and l'iebruary. Stan) ey Miss Greta Ross,' of Seaforth, was visiting at the home of Mr. Alex. Thomson last week. , Miss May Campbell, of Clinton, is visiting this week on the line: She is the guest of Mrs, John Moffat, During the past week the filling of silos kept the farmers •in this district busy. • • ' Porter's Hill Miss Sara, Cox, of Stratford, return ed home on Thursday after spending a week with her sister, Mrs, U. New • ton. Mr, and Mrs. Roy French and son spent Sunday in Si aforth. Mrs. Richard's, of London, is visit ing at Mrs. Burke's. Mr. and Mrs. George Gliddon and daughter, of Dunlop, spent Stinday in the neighborhood. 1VE OFFER our customers the best grade .of groceries that money and experi- ence can buy. Our store is simply clowded, with wholesome and Imre things for the table use. The ' Butter, Sugar, Canned Goods and Cereals that 'we sell, althoggh very reason- able in price, can he relied upon to be of absolutely first quality. To buy here meanis to save, and as - ewes satisfaction, • 104 Groceries and Provisions, Foreign nnd Domestic Faults, Etc. CLINTON, ONT, Smicfies After . funeral 1 John MoBrien, of Huliett, was Victim of 1VielanCholy, Blyth. Orte Oct, 20.—John 5Ic13i,ien, ef the bate line of Hullett. committed imieide to clav, After attending the amoral of Mr. G. Moore. he went home and bung himself, He was aged 10 Yv,11's and had been troubled with • Brussels tax rate for 1912 will be mei/in/thee ire for some time. 21 mills. Milburn The work at the bridge drags on,)he cement work on the abutment has not been started yet. • Mr. Joseph (tarter lost a valuable cow, for which he had been offered $80 on Monday night by choking with an apple, Mr. A. Robison has bought . the sea s'on's crop of Mr. James Match and will move onto the farm shortly. Rayfield The Rev, Mr, Carriers, of Grand Bend with his wife has been visiting here for the poet week. The Rev. Mr. Male, of Tovonto, preached a Local Option sermon in St. Andrews on Sunday last. The council is again at the work of road repairing which is much needed in mauy places. Jas, Johnstone 'is busy preparing one carload of settlers effects and one carloed of apples for the ;North West. A special meeting of the Council was called for the purpose of consider ing the purehe:€e of an electric light plant but nothing definite was arrived et. . . Mr. Jas Barr, of the Bank of Hatiiii ton has purchased the testurant bus) ness of 51r. Neil Taylor and takes possession on November 5th. Mr • Taylor bas a phsition awaiting him as soon as he can get at liberty. The Methodist Church held their Anniversary services last Sunday when the Rev. John Holmes, ot Talbotville,but formerly a pastor of this Church preached on the occasion. He had grand crowds and the pro coeds amounted toe$223, The following is clipped from the Free Press of the 21st regardingBlyth's Fire Protection:- "There will be no lowering of the insurance rate here at present. An underwriter's association Inspector, who paid an offieial visit here the other day, found the fire pro tection poor, There was a lengthy delay in securing, a stream, and then the pressure was miserable. Some igf the joints in the pipes. moreover, leak ed badly The system was hut recent ly installed, and at peat expense to the town." The above seems to be a 'correct statement and the citizens feel sorry to think that their "Funds" are being paid out for snch workmanship, There seems to be only a dozen or so in our village, that hue/tines they can he ndle a municieal jab and this is the resu t and always has heen a lark of mechanical knowledge on tesir petit and the sooner oer citizens sees ,that and remedies it, the better financially protected. Surely this will be, and have as their motto, "Not Setisfied, No Pay," •' 11011141141M Itott4I 41A,AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/itI.A Mr. Earnest .Rowcliffe has moved from the plane lie -sold to Mr. Jervis to, ' the Wade property on the hNill. •District e'sys. _Miss Grant attended The Teas , ........... dUaoinvaeuudtiroeuidaatv,Wingham last Tbuts yvyvyytt yvy'yvvrcrirvvvvvyyvv Mrs. Grant Sr., is not as smart as some of her friends would Allis to see The SeracOnntiennial of James bit hope for a speedy reeoverY, St, Methodist church Exeter will he • Ur: and Mrs. George Layton spent observed on •December 8thmld, 9th Sunday at Mr:john Medds in Hullett. Dr. W, S. Pascoe, flamiltou aioirner Miss Nellie Medd, of Hullett, is visit pastor is expected to conduct the ing her old school chum, Mrs, George Sabbath Borvices, Leyton this w e • Ma..jGOn Monday MrF . W. J. Carling of atch aults e en,,er Iveiseitilfbp ttgh'°gB his cousin, iti611 t° Mrs, Exeter disposed of his store and Iasi-, James Nott, this week. They have ifdoentehestgel/ailrk8r: oiltrclifi°nrgd'goe tf 8 Ba rfialmmoni not met for over 40 years. fie thinks Does Your Wate)i Dan there are more changes in people than 13° acres near Brighton. places as nearly all of his 014 friends Thereis now every indication that _ tei„ ‘,., phaaveeeep,assed away or left for other the proposed new branch of the C. P. COriele T R. from Sb. Marys via Exeter to If Noit, let us repair it for' you. Miss Nellie Medd, who has travelled Sona will soon be put through.' Ap through considerable of the States plication will be made at once to the and Western Canada and this summer Board of Railway Commissioners for has visited Europe, has consented to sanction torthe leasea,emoenrguieoothuettatarof Leaguegivean itdnextdxll . es Iset sod atyh enignhob) n ,d. On Roadi.nethe St. Mary's and Western Railway to the G. P. R. This done it eating Places she has visited." After is very probably that immediate acb the address a tench will be served. • A ion will be taken towards putting good attendance of the Leagues is through the road. • repnetazkeset,,,ed as Miss Medd is a good a League was held this week at the home of Mr, Levi Wiltse, Mrs. George Layton had the topir. George Kelly, an old and highly The way potatoes aro rotting they respected respected of the Sth line, will be about the price of eggs next Morris, passed- that bourne Iron Spring, We will have to eat beans whence ne traveller returns at the instead and doctors says that beans age of 31 years. He was the 5th child are better to eat than petatoes, of George. and Jane Kelly and, was Miss Annie McPhail was home for a born at Ballingagh, Co. Cavan, Ire few daYa last week when the family farm He came to America in the Fall celebrated their mother's Sfich birth of 1849 living at Oswego. N. Y., Niag day. ara, Falls and Buffalo before locating The London Road telephone line is in Huron Co. which he did in 188e, practically out of Commission as Cen Hie urothers, Wm. and Thos., had tral has been reached by this line only taken up 400 acres of land in Morris in 3 days in three week. Somebody 1852, and upon. North a of Lot 22, Con, ought to make it their teisine4s to get 9, the deceased settled remaining the line in working order again. there until his deaeb. We are called upon this week to record. the death ot an old and vespect Co°1°Imuinitemillt°orsonstiT,rewa inteniclEsillolidgive r;f e ip ed person in the name of Me. John farming and remove to Goderich, Stevens at the age of ninety years and Berge ntonths. Deceased was On Tuesday afteruoon George Ash - born in Devonshire, England 1821 and ton, near Loyal postoffice, suffered a came when quite young to this coun Joss in the destructioe by fire of his try and settled for a while in Toronto. barn, containing the season's crop. Litter on the family moved to the Lori There is insurance of 30 0, but the loss don Road, which was at that time a will be greatly beyond this. Children forest and remained on the farm until at pley are supposed to hays caused the time 01 1318 death. He was mar the fire. ried to his late beloved wife Mary Ann Among the Goderich boys who are Casy in the year 1$57. Re was a Man steadily going to the front is Hayden of a quiet disposition, upright and H. wileams, son of 14. S, honest in all his doings. lie leaves a formerly manager of the Godettiele family of two sons and two daughters bettneh of the Bank of Commerce. to mum the loss of s kind and loving The Toronto papers recoid the am father. there names are Charles W., pointment of Ma Williams the young - of the London Road rind 8 linnet R. of Detroit, Evaii a of London Road and Mary A , wife of Mr. John Diehl, of Staley. The funeral took plaee on Friday to the Clinton Centerty. George Robertson, 19th coll.,' Grey, had the misfortune to break his collt.r bone while plowing the other day. Letham and Mus. Hillary Horton and • cheir two daughters frett Goderich visited in our but g on Saturday and Sunday. Miss -Jessie Linklater, of Bayfield, and Miss Minnie Shaw, of Toronto, and Miss Jean Glutton, of Oarthige, ere all expected home for Thanks. giving. On Sabbath next October 27th the Seam meet of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in connection with the morning which will he at 710:30` a m, Sunday Sehrot At 9.30 a, in- pre- paratory eervitia will be held onThursi clayevening in connection w,te the prayer meetieg. A colic etion is to he take); up at the morning service to help pay for the now Communion Ser- viee which h so been purehased. Cioderiell Township L. 0, L N0,145, Goderich town- ship, intends holding a fowl supper itt their hall, 4th cone on iTitelsdaY, Nov, 5th. All are invited The Goderich Tp.R. A will hold a shoot on their ranges on Salk:0We farm, OD Monday, Ott, 28th, <Thanks giving day, weather perruitting„ T. 1.11,undle, Secretary Mr.11allItutledge, of Goderich towrship, is able to walk after be- ing a great sufferer from neuritis in his foot. ea to the managership of the Darien ion Bond Co. of T000nto. He has been with the Company only six months and his rapid promotion to his present position is unmistakable evidence of the confidence reposed in him by the directorate of the Com- pany, Word was received last; week of the death of Mr. James Rnby, a former resident of Tuenberry and Winghem, who :About four years ago went West to reside with rehttives. On Saturday the remains arrived ip Winghare for interment in the family binoti plot. Mr. O'Neil, of S'avnia, has heen no pointed as portnenent G. T. R. station ttgent ab Wingham and has taken up his 'Work, A dietressing accident happened on Wednesdayea last week in the home of Mr; and Mrs, Honfalve goderich, A pail of hot water which was being esedin housework stood on the floor and one of the children, a little girl of two and 1 half years, fell into it, sus- taining .severe Scalding, Medical aid. W 1)9 guickly at hand, and the little one would probably have recovered, but phneumonia cleveinped and ib died, wile Doty Marine Engine and Boiler Company, of (Jodcrich, Ltd,' is the name of the.new dont-tern that has taken over the evtensive engine works plant on Brock, Newgate and Victoria streets Hoderich, formerly controlled by the Doty- Engine Works Co„ Ltd. The new comp my is C:nnpoefill of the fellowing gentlemen: John W. Doty, of New York City, President; Fred W. Doty,. Vice-Peesident and Mana- ger: Jos. G. Reinhardt, Treasurer, Chief Draughtsman and Mechanical Engineer; AVM Protzdfoot, K. C. M. PP., Secretary. A dislresseiglat sad accident hap ened East W'iovanosh on Monday tielniesville afternoon last. The threshing nue Airs, tared Leonard is visiting friends aline was at work at Mr. Naylor's, in woodsock and will go 10 OartIS- and Wm, Naylor was standing at the ville to attend the wedding of her rear of the machine, directing the 1 niece, IIiss elageie Kiel uti Wednes- blower, He was standing on the ' clay October 23. hoard over the revolving knives that cut tbe straw, when the hoard broke or slipped, ebbing one of his,feet down on to the knives, Before the machine could he stopped his left foot was terrible mangled. Dr, Kennedy was speedily called, 00 1010 keeled, and the young man was bronght to the hospital as quickly as possible, It was found that, one half of the foot had been left in the machine, and there was no alternative, het to am. butate the foot above the ankle, which was done at once by Dr, Kennedy. at last accounts, Mr. Naylor is doing as well as could be expected, but for the rest or lire, he will be sadly handi- capped by the loss of a foot. The accident is a sad one, especially for a young man engaged in agricultural' pursuits. Ate. Leo Bristow of Seaforth, had the misfortune to gut the first finger of his right hand cit oil and the thumb baclly cut and bruised by corn - login contact with a saw at which he he struck the telephone wires. was working in the furniture factory, Fortunately he had presence, of Mr. T. 3, Berry, the well known mind enough to grab the ,wires horse iniperter arid breeder or Hensall, thereby righting himself and fell who recently returned from a pel.Th.R.S. the rest ofithe. distance ifeet first ing tour in the old couetry, has made and landed, on the • ground unhart several important; purchases, ..n 1 1 is Such a narrow escape should be a horses have arrived and are now in warning to children to keep away bis stahleaat liensall. The list cone • om such placee. •mins nine Clydesdale Allies, there Olydesdele stallions and three Perche- - stabl(ons. There are eight two Londeslooro year old fillies and one three years old Me. W. H. 1,yoa visited in London old.' Of the Clydesdale stallions, there is'one yearling, one two yerirs old and over Sunaey. Don't fail to hear Rev W. E. Mill- I he other five yeers old. One 'of the een, Chairman of the Stretford Dis- Peteereeeh.eateTerieteiLsirti.,7::,,,Year '11`1 and the trict 11 the Methodist Anniversary next Sunday morning and evening.. The inspector for the Underwriters' Seger biset, harvesting is the order le'dea3a,edecitteeieneneflayfdanaen bested tevi:iteetsee of the day hero and many car loads are being delivered at -the station. I fire protection, The bell was rung Mr. Heney, our teacher will spend and the firemen responded," but et seethed a long time before water was the week end at his bogie in South- ampton. ' pumped through the pipes, and even . You will miss it 0 you fail, to hear then it was a poor stream, and sotne the Methodist. Church, Terence at the Thanksgiving supper of the joints in the pipes leaked. The • new system that has been installed 1st 11 'The Sweet Sieger ot the LonclonOon- lVliss Reel, of pert Oolborne has re- such i great expense did not show ttp turned home after a nionth's visit 'as welt as well as was expected. In with her sister, Mrs, Rev. Pearcy. A f ' ' I consequence,there will be no chance .4.9=61511511•11MINER01040.0.051.1. (Too. late for last -week.) MIEN YOU NEED Furniture,Carpets and Curtains Don't forget to inspect our large stock of up-to-date goods. New styles in Bedroom Sets, finished in red cedar, quartered oak and mahogany. White Enamel Beds, Sanitary Mattress, Wire Springs 11. e ellew BLY1:11 at Low Prices. • Pictures Framed while you wait. „ .1110,39M6910ric saewrvarumensmsmoolgmenconommomer niii=igiaoshingra=6113=====g13980BSERTIORDMIMii616101111111111110011:115610119161iIINV12902=iiiiiiiiii0 ur Airn---=To Please BRINUS CUSTONIERS BACK • Furniture buyers at this store invariably come back when they want more, and bring their friends with them. To Use Our Furniture is tp prove that it is as good as it looks, and 'that is saying a whole lot. Substantial Furnitare can be bought here at money- saving rates, Why not secure what you need now While prices are so favorable. Atkinson at 1:)unford Furniture Dealers and Funeral i)ireetors –Fltone 104 NIGHT AND SPNI101Y CALLS—Phone No. 127 or Phone 10 Mr. Thos EUiott had the misfor- tune, to fall considerable distance, striking on the barn floor; while working at Mr, R. Porter'a last week, dislocating his shoulder and breaking one bone in his arm, C+. Holland Is away buying a load of cattle, Mrs, Mulholland arrived home on Tuesday from Chicego, after • a pleasant visit at that place. The .ponietry statiop is doing alsig business these days as many as 2,000 fowl coming in, in one clay. What might have been a fatal a ceident happened Clifton Proctor lash week, A freight train passing along at noon hour, the school chihdre,n. 'ran ,up to look at it and Clifton tried to stand on the corner of. the bridge, while it passed a- long, _Bat t he suet./ on ft ono the train threw him uff ancl in falling It may be only dirty, •'and need cleaning, or stop for lack o/ oJII? Whatever t he Reaso•n,, don't de- lay. WE give thorough examina- tion and regulation FREE. . • Anything, more costs as little as satisfactory Work canrbe done, Grigg JeWeler and Optician, Issuer t!1 Marriage Licenses Oscar Neil of Seafoith, has per - chased a fine, new "Red" auto. This makes 20 care in that town. Mr. Beate, Tyndall' of Tuelcersmith recently picked from his. field a turnip' which 'weighed 23 pounds. ft. is of the rferby Swede variety, Mr. Wm. Goulding met with a very painful accident at the Bell Engine Wo ks. Seaforth on Saturdity last, when a heavy casting fell On his foot, beely crushing three of his toe. On Toesday a little son of lir. Roble 'Elastic, of Gerrie, had one et his lingers badly smashed in hay fork pulley. Considerable dissatisfaction is ex- pressed over the way the routes have been le id out tor the rural mail de livery throughout Howick and Shine predict that the Whole thing will tall th winch. On Sunday last a YAM belonging to 51t,. James Hastie, of tee Oth con of Howick, went nese the fence into Me. Alex Gibson's field to base a visite A dispute arose between him and Mr Gibson's ram with the result that the visitor was drawn home on 1 stone - boat with a Me ken nee.k. The five-year old son of Mr. Henry Young of Behnore. met with a very serious accident on Saturday. He was standing mac the barn door when tbe strong wind blew it off axle it fell on the little fellow breaking his colar bone and cutting- h is head badly. Gorrie has several cases of typhoid fever. Rev. Ms, Wesley and bride return- ed from their wedcliee, trip to Wtoxeter. A. reception was held in the PresbyLevian church in the evening when they were presented with two handsome chairs by tbe members of the congregation. On Thursday evening bat, Mr, Wm, Rainey, of the linja con., Howlett, was engnged in picking apples from a tree at his home, when in some way he accidentally fell to the ground, break- ing the emell bone in his leg and tis. locating it at the ankle the clielnen te d bone mote:ling through the skin to meth an extent that it stuck ieto tl e 01)1 111 making the inettry a meet pale- ful and serious one. . Tho marriage of Mr. 7' J. Bride to Mb's leis Spence took place ab the home of the bride's brother-in-law, 33. .1. Pallis, et Newbridge on Tuesday, After lhebu !limey -morel trip they will tike theft: home in the West. The cont met for constructing tbe Mt Gee drain in Morris township. 1515 given to Joseph G reen way at 3715, ntosannonmononsintomnr Temperarice bless Meeting in Clinton of lowering ° the insurance rate at ni • - last Sunday afteroeon, '• ( present. 00 000 0 is iite,00 00 00 00 8 0* 0 WIWI TIIPI CHURCHES, 0 eispoitleisoeiroemeelas,eoiDe BAPTIST CHURCH. The regulor monthly meeting of the Ladies Mission. Chicle was held on Tuesday eveeirIg, The Ladies A id intend giving a tea in the church on Friday even- ing, Nov. lst, Fertheir particulars le ter, . ONTARIO ST. CHURCH Large cope: ega tions attended both services on Sunday last. Rev. Mom. Oke and Spence, of Toronto, were the speakers 111 the morning. Master Douglas St:tuber:a sane, , fu the evening the Pastor, Rev, 8.3, Allin pointed ont the "Evidences of moral and spiritual growth, personal and National," Emir members of the Bell Ringers sang with the choir and gave two excellent; quartet ts, Next Stinclay evelling the choir as- sisted by Miss 'White, of Windsor, wilt gave a service of praiT.e. The ladies of the (thumb will give a Halloween Suppee in the School Room ot the Cherch on Thursday evening of next week, WILLIS CHURCH On Thursday evening of last week the Thankoffertng meeting of the W. F. 12, 8,, was held i n' the lets hire room. The following program was given : Bible Reading—Psalms 108, Mrs. J. McLeod. Solo— M iss Bolee. - Trio—Misses Chidley. OhNeielticIvor. The address of the evening was given by Mrs (Rev.) Lerkin, of Sea - forth, W110 gave a yeey interesting ac- count of her trip to 'Vancouver to at- tend the General Conference of the VV. F. M. S., et, which delegates were ' preeent from, all parts of the world Greetings were brought from Ontario Street Church Missionary Society by Mrs 13, G. Courtice. The offering amounted to in the neighborhood of $75 00 which was most grauifying. Kindly bear in nund the Twilight Musical to he held in the Church on Thanksgiving Day from five to six at which some of the best musical teden1 of the town will take part and Prof. F. U. D. Bristowe will give an organ recital. A great treat is pronaisecl for those who attend. , 4 • We are placingin stock' nearly every day InanY new lines of seasonable goods. We've never,.h4d.14rgerpr better stook than we will have this fall when our goOdS that we have on order are all in stock, Awe* Iteadyamade and Ordered elothiag. • Our stoek vvill be better and larger than el;e' r before 'See our prices before you buy 11 1,11DIES' OORTS—We have the largesk add best stock of these goods- that we "have evei, seen in Clinton, and our prices are low, considering quality Boots, Shoes and Rubbers—Our stock in these lines is nearly all in and we are still at bid prices, al- though wholesale prices have advanced 10 to 05 per cent. We've always sold this line of goods with a very small margin. Our stock in other lines that we carry is very corn- plete, and will be sold with small profits, Conte and See Whatiffaie SMALL PillIFITS • 14101i/1 111115INESS Plum -steel Bros. 0311a. Mr, Onetenee 1+eisley, ' Soeial'Committee, convener, 'Mr. J. J. Imrie' Entertainment leetamittee, eon t en.er, Mr. Jas. McRae Tee next meeting will be held on. Monday evening et 8 o' 'lock. There alter fortnightly onSVIc nclav even- ly gs. W ESL EY cuu RC last Sunday Rev, 0.0 Kale° of Granton preached in the morning. In the eveni* RevR. Abra- ham, Ph.D., of Toronto, preached, -under the auspice's of the Alliance. Rev. 3.31 ,Osteihout of Londes-, oro will preach meet S'undaYs morning and evenieg, owing to the pastor being en the FloresiceCir- eult, dedicatee; a new cherish. ,Ou Teursday Mr, Ford at- tends a .meeting of the London Con- ference Committee at London. On Mon,day evenipre . the young :rieh met in the eltureh and decided to organize 0 Young VIeinef . The following offerers Were.electeid tom Prea., Mr 17, 13rydeine President, M. 0. 31 Yatsys Vice,_Mr, Chas: Lindsay - .See.-Trease Mr Reps Forbes Program ICommittoe, coevener, Mr. W. W Collyer. Look-ou,t ,Coumittee, • oolrverner, Weekly C.C.I. French roan I. H. Kitty 91 K. McGregor 87. 0. Phillips 27 C. Mair 81. M, Lansing "ii. D. Shipley 75, E. McAllister 73, L Sinclair 70, G. Waltie 73, C. Whitmore 73,• B. Carter 70. J. Grainger 10, James Wylie 69, 11. Cantelon 68, F, Reynolds 08. W. Crich 68; E. Miller 67. E. Sanderson 673 C. Cook 60, A. Glazier 64 P. Cunningham 634 A. Shanahan 614 Z. Churchill 57/, C. Cantelon 52, G. Seaton 483 , G. Beatty 44/ B. non 14, A. Nedige'r 44. L, Churchill 40. L. McConnell 35/ H. Hanley 31., J. Forrest 32, E. Kaiser 32; A. Copp 30, W. Appelby 22, F. Pennebaker ta, C. Thompson 20; E. Sheeley 154 M, Smillie 15, H. Stewart 11. I a Composition Form IL E. -Manning 68; I. Roberton 00; V. Carbet t 601 C. McCool 59, E. Jamieson b5,; P. Potter 59, • J. Middleton 53; C, Beacom 58, 3. Smith 57. 0. Cole 37. Report • • K. Govior 56, 0. IlieGiUl6, Davidson.31. 51. R. Ronnie 55, 31. McTaggart 54. A. Elliott 54,. acimWise5an 35. W 13, M. Hall 53. i M. Elliott 53. • , 'H. Shaw 52, L. Kenneldy 514 L, Howe 51. • ; • J. 'Morris 50. S. Smillie 50, H. Johnston 45, : '1 G. Hudie 49, 'M. Mair 19. 2. Collins 49, M. Cook 48, • ' S. Agnew 48, I. Rathwell 48, 15, Pow,e1 47. C. Hoare 47, ' K. MeNaughton 47s M. Milne 47, V. Hearn 41. P. Wheatley 46, D. Cantelon 10. Wallis 46 L. Cook 43, C. Kaiser 43. P. Moffatt 41.4 H. Harland 40. F. Thompson 40, 0. riClaiorlaw:nd 3480. 10. . M. Cook 34. . E Brisson 23. W. Caldwell 27,, Geometry III, J. Wylie 100, B. Gi'ay 100, 51, McGowan 74., D. Copp 68. G. Draper 62, G. Walker 564 F. Brown 54. • N, Garrett 52, W. McNaughtoe 52, E. Beacom 52, • A. McConnell 50; E, Leitch 50, W, McGregor 50. a • 311. McAIisber 48, 11, Forrest 45, C. Nicholson 46, S.S;lcrtie oetto46s. H. 34. l. Cantelon 31,W. t I 31. K.BCWeajiadi 27.8tit. I lb ec2318; 1,; . L. Fee:ilea:: LWMI: .ItYeaTellS°12(108, 221 ' N. Robison 16,, S. Henry 26, 11"1"" . M, Gunn 0, —11 I, Wilkin 0, Latin Prose IV, • 10. Deiwer 73, • 31. 'TShuiri)ntY bre!, e;, . ,Nliddieton 57/ 2 D. Tierney 50, D. Ratchford 55,, R. Reiland. 63, T Glenn 52. C. Kitty 46, 3 • send your order in to -day that's the one and only way you can prove how far ahead of all others is this bread— ' • Mother's • Bread exammaremallatmamet • you'll say it's the crispiest, crustiest, the most appetizing bread you've ever tasted. for flavor and quality it cannot be surpassed. • phone No and have • Mother's Dread delivered to your house every day.