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`: personof Susan, Muir, widow of 't
late John Mowbray. She had nev
been ill in the nmety-'one years
her life until lest 'March, when h
health failed, but 'she had been a
to be around within the past coo
of weeks and ,was out for a eho
motor ride one afternoon, Her bra
w•as quite active tip to the last a
she took a' keett interest in curre
events and, could knit and'sew:
.late Mos. [Mowbray was a native
Lanarkshire, Scotland, and came
'this country 'with her parents wh
18 months old. The family sett'
on a farm on `the. London road, ju
south of Henson- In 1855 deceas
was Married to her husband t
,died in 1912, and forty-three yea
. ago they moved to McKillop tow
ship and settled on the 14th co
cession. 'Later for a few years th
lived on the farm now 'owned •
George Dickson, 'before retiring
Walton, She"is survived by ehr
sons and a daughter. The former a
Robert, ,of Toronto; 'Thomas„ N
1'Vestminster, B.C.; James, of D
troit, and the latter, Miss Mary E
at home. She was the eldest of ti
family and the last surviving me
ber. Her nature was kindly, alwa
anxious to help some person and
good. It is interesting to note th
her nephew, W. C. Muir,'a native
Clinton, and now of 'Montreal, 1m
attained the distinguished position
general manager of the express d
pa'rttnent of the Canadian Natien
Railways. The funeral ,took pia
on Monday afternoon, a former pa
tor, Rev. 12. A. Lundy, taking tl
services. Pallbearers were Messr
John Lamb, John McDonald, Du
can Johnston and Freeman 'Has
well. Among those from a distanc
who attended the funeral were Mr
and Mrs, Robert McLaren and son
and Mrs Andrew Dougall, Hensel
Mr, and 'lire. John McArter an
Mr. and Mrs, Henry IMcArter, Be
grave; David 'fou^bray, Mr. an
Mrs. Robert Mowbray, Toronto
Mr. and Mrs. James Mtowbray, De
troit. Interment was made i
Brussels cemetery. The family hay
the sympathy of all in the passing o
a true mother.
Miss Dorothy Somerville celebrat
ed her 12th birthday by giving
party to twenty-two of her youn
friends Friday last,
Mr. and Mrs. George Strong an
Mr. 'Will Strong, and Mr, and Mr
Harvey Moore, Tuckersmith, an
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Forsyth, Hib
Bert, spent 'Sunday with Mr. an
Mrs. J. H. McLaughlin,
Mr. Michael Rowland has install
ed the telephone this week. Th
number is 230r22.
Leon and Pauline Ashton, Gorrie
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Rad
ford.
Mr. Win. Cholis visited his siste
in Kitchener last week.
'Mrs. A. E. lfiller, London, an
Mrs. .Morrish, of Fargo, N. Dakota
paid a visit tee friends in Walton las
week.
Misses Letts. Hawkins, 'Mary .and
Edith Innis, of Brussels, are visitors
with the Misses Hoy this week.
Miss Jean Ferguson is visiting
friends in Brussels.
Master John and Lewis McDon-
ald have returned home after holi-
daying for the past two weeks with
friends in Detroit.
Mr. and 'Mrs. G. L. Badley have
gone to Smith's Falls and Port Col-
borne for a couple of weeks,
Mrs. Jas.Mowbray is spending a
few days with llis's M. E. Mowbray.
Mr. and firs. W. Hoy and fam-
ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
[Vera. Hoy, Sr.
Quite a number went to Ethel last
Thursday to the old boys' reunion.
Mr, John Fulton is improving in
health.
Mr. Wm. Clark is able to •be out
after an operation for appendicitis
about three •weeks ago.
Mrs. Cook, of Toronto, will return
oa Thursday after a month's visit
with her niece, Mrs. Perdue,
The Ladies' Guild of St. George's
church held their monthly meeting
at the hone of Mrs. Fred Scarlett
on August 5th. The next meeting
,will be held at the home of Mrs.
Ed. Driscoll.
Mr. Thomas Boyd and son Orval,
of. Toronto, were week -end visitors
at 'the home of Mrs. Driscoll.
'Miss Nellie Crozier spent Sunday
with friends at Wingham.
'Mr. William McCulla, Mrs. Wil-
son and .Mrs, Albert McGaviu are
•pending •a few days visiting friends
at Teeswater.
Mr. and [Mfrs. George Tuffin and
family, of Staffa, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Murray in
Morris.
Mr.and Mrs. Frank Tuffin, Edith
and Silvia, of Staffa, visited with
friends at Walton.
Mr, and Mrs, Alex, Godkin have
returned to their home at Cluny,
Alberta, after visiting friends in Me-
Killop. Mr. Godkin carne east to
visit his brother, .Mr, A. Godkin, who
is •very Jl1, His many friends hope
for a recovery soon,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Campbell and
Miss Reta, of Winthrop, spent Sun- t
day at W. J. Humphries.
Mr. D, Sohier .spent Sunday ea his.tr
uncle's at S•imcoe, th
.Mrs. Naylor and Miss Lois who c
have been visiting friends here have ri
returned •to their home in Roches-
ter, N.Y. • tr
'Miss Edith'and Master Harvey S
Hillen visited Mr, and bars. Robert hi
Archibald amd Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes In
Kerr, also their grandparents, Mr. ch
and Tetrs, James Hilieu: di
Mr, William Somerville has pur- so
chased a new tractor,
%Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Ryan visited the a
former's mother, hbr. Richard Ry- M
an, Seaforth on Sunday.
Mrs: Alex, Gardiner is at present to
visiting at 'Buffalo. of
Mr..and Mrs. Herb. Manning and th
family'[ spent 5uirclayj at Clinton.
Quite a number brr•t1a#ouasg'eolks
from around here intend going West.
.;:car 1 ns.
on .the Harvesters' Fti t s o so,
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Knights. The ohurch •was ,packed
Rev. Mr. Hamilton will take the
services during Dr. Brown's ab-
sence for three weeks 00 his r holi-
days.
Mr. P. 13. Gardiner Inas sold his
blacksmith slop to' Mr. Marks, of
Brussels, who will take possession in
the near future. This shop has not
been in use recently.
DUBLIN.
Ae unfortunate collison occt e
the Huron road corner here
11 o'clock Monday 'Morning t
Mr, Ed. 'Smith, coming front Lo
collided .with a Stratford car ret
ing front Seaforth. No person
seriously hurt, but the Ford coupe
longing to some Greeks from St
ford had the front badly setas
and is now undergoing repairs
the garage here. A telephone
on the corner was bent badly.
Smith is paying the damages. •
Mr, and Mrs. Jno. Dorsey,
Stratford, spent Sunday at the h
of Mr, and Mrs, Dave MdConn'ell
Mr, and alts Leonard 'Smith,
Kenilworth, motored on Sunday
visit her soother, Mrs. Johan
'Roache,
Mrs.' P. F. Been and children
threeweeks, visiting bare r e s, have g
to Liman where they will meet
'Bean before returning hotue.
Miss Ella Clark, of Detroit, is vi
ing her father, Mr, A. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Brown
away on their holidays, taking
motor trip to Victoria Harbor,
ronto and Brantford.
There was an excellent attends
at the service in St, Mary's Angli
church last Sunday. Owing to
Roberts being away on his holida
Rev. Mr. Charlton will have chs
again next 'Sunday. The •chancel
the church has 'been newly Plast
and painted and a 'beautiful rere
has been presented to the church
Mr. Ford, of Mitchell.
M1•rs. James Redmond spent a f
days with friends in. Stratford a
Grand Bend.
'Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Moore,
Stratford, were guests of th
mother, Mrs, lecDermid, on. 'Monde
Mrs. Alex. Gordon 'and"daugltt
Jean, of Stratford, are visiting h
sister. Mrs. Alex. Darling.
Mrs. Tom Burns
s To Bu s is visiting 1
daughter, Mrs. 'Wm. Flanagan, no
of the village for a .few days.
.Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery,
Stratford, called on Mrs, A. Darlit
on Monday.
lir. and Mfrs. Hugh Flynn spent
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Cra
ford, of Clinton.
Mr,.,Fergusf'li'aloney, of Buffalo,
spending his vacation with his rano'
er, Mfrs. N. Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. James Shea and A
1a motored to
ge oto d London on Sunda
They were accompanied home
'Miss Margaret Shea whg inten
spending a while with relatives h
Mr. and Mrs. Monahan have r
turned to Detroit after a please
visit with he latter's parents, Mr. a
Mrs. MI, 'McCarthy.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feeney a
family left for Detroit Monday aft
holidaying around home.
Mr. James Fimtissey, of 'Renfre
is spending a few days with 'liicha
McCarthy.
Misses Margaret Byrne, Von, ell
Connel and Angela Shea spent la
week with Madge Crawford, in 'Clf
ton.
Mrs. John Evans and children, o
Seaforth, are visiting her teethe
Mrs. Pat. Ryan.
lir, and Mrs. Will Morkiu and fain
ily, of 'Lucan, were the guests of Mr
John McGrath, Sunday evening.
A baby girl arrived at the 'tome o
Mr. and "Mrs. Wm. Fawcett -las
Thursday.
The farmers from around here hav
finished cutting their grain, Th
crops are doing well after such littl
ram early in the season.
'William Sadler, of. Hamilton, i
pending a few holidays with his
ons.
Miss Marguerite Horan, who has
een holidaying for the past week
with relatives in Stratford, has re-
urned to her home.
'Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kraubkopf
pent Sunday with friends in Zurich.
We are all glad to hear that Mr.
nd ';'irs. Nicholas Krauskopf are al -
owed out again after being quaran-
ned for scarlet fever.
Mr. M. J. Klinkhammer has re -
reed home after paying a short
sit to his sons Walter, Martin and
e, of Detroit,
Mr. Joseph Dantzer and his sister,
elen have returned after spending
e week at the Old Boys in Kitchen-
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Mis TeresaEckert •1t ha spent
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e last few months in Tinunins with
r 'brother, has returned home,
Miss Evelyn Delaney spent Sunday
th 'Manley friends.
Mr. Joseph Jordan, of Deteoit,
ieh., is holidaying at his home in
e village.
Miss Camilla Meagher was in Kit-
ener visiting friends during the
ast week.
Miss Mary Jordan spent Sunday
he guest of Miss Muriel Britton.
Weasels are numerous in this dis-
ict and also destructive. Very soon
ey will be more plentiful than.
sicken, then watch the price of eggs
Se.
Mr. Mdorris 'Melady„ Hibbert, has
sated himself to a Ford, and on
inday motored to Stratford to visit
s l,rother, Inspector Thos, 7vtelady.
spector Melody, who has been ire
arge of the separate schools of this
strict, is being transferred to'Wind-
r district this Fall,
;Miss Kennedy of Tuckersmith, was
week -end visitor with her sister,
rs. August Duchartne.
Mr. and Mrs. s. J. M. Doyle returner'
their home • in Detroit last week
ter spending a few holidays with
e farmer's parents.
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THE SEAFORTH SEMI THURSDAY, AUGUST 13,1925
where they are spendinga fo,,
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elayieeieithiae eneetee
,,,,,Mrc.James,;lJitConnell, of,Te?lontoe
is speudiug;a few holidays visiting at
the haemes of her brothers, Messrs.
Peter A, and James O'Sullivan, Me-
Killop.
Mr. Thomas ,Morris,.Mr, 'Gerald
Doyle and Mrs, Pa'tri'ck Morris, of
Hibbert, motored to, London on Sun-
day
Mr. Carl •Stapie'ton, of Detroit, is
spending his holidays at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Stapleton, 51. Colitn:ban.
Rev. Father Eck -art, of New York,
spent a few clays at the rectory with
Rev. Father. 3. M. Eckert.
/Mr, Joseph. 'Murphy returned to
Detroit on Saturday having spent a
week's holidays at the hone of his
parents, Me and Mrs, Frank; Murphy.
Misses Mildred and 'Gertrude Mc-
Grath were visiting friends in Lin-
wood, Ont,, during the past week.
Messrs, John Lane Sr. and John.
Delaney motored to Bayfield on Sun-
day afternoon.
CROMARTY.
Mr, and Mrs, Henry Webber and,
children, of Woodham, spent Sunday
with Mr, and :Mrs. R. Hoggarth, Mrs.
Pile returned with then[ to her ''tome
after a mon'th's visit .with 'them.
lMr. Lloyd Miller left last .week to
take a position with his uncle, Alex,
'Miller, in Timmins, for a few months.
Mrs. A. C. Russell and son George
were visitors with relatves ori 'Sun-
day afternoon. lairs. Tufford and
Bliss Currie returned with them to
their home 'after a 'weeks' visit at
their home,
Miss Grace Houghton has returned
;tome after a +holiday week with rela-
tives in 'Tuckersmith; also Leonard
from a visit with cousins in Chisel -
horst.
&Ir. and Mrs, James Wright and
children visited in London this week.
Rev, H. Graham conducted the
morning service in the Presbyterian
church and also hack charge of the
Young People's meeting in 'the
evening,
•Mrs. D. Hay and daughters, of
Stratford, were last week visitors at
the home of Miss Hoggarth and her
;brothers.
The house of .Mr, Will Dinnio was
struck by lightning during the severe
electrical storm on Wednesday 'last
and '
None d13' damaged. of the
family were injured, which is cause
for great thankfulness,.
The Stewart's Meet. -A meeting of
the Stewarts was held this week at
the home of .Mr, and Mrs. A. B. Case -
more, 310 Whaenciiffe road south,
London,. in honor of Mrs. Samuel
Stewart, formerly of Monkton, who
is an invalid at file home of her
daughter, 'Mrs. 'Casetnore. In the
afternoon a all proceeded to Spring -
bank, where the time was •pleasantly
spent and lusscli served. Those pres-
ent were Mr. Alex. Stewart and son.
Elwood, ,Mrs, •George Ellacoat and
son John, of 'Monktou; Mn and Mrs.
'George Stewart and son John, and
Dr. Baker, of Springfield; Mr. Robert
and the Misses Sarah and Hattie
Baker,' lir. Will Stacey, tins. Stacey
and daughters Harriette and Nellie,
of Fullerton; Mr . Lynde 'Moreton,
Mitchell; 'Mrs. Francis Birkley, Wil-
liamstone, Mich.; Mrs. Stanley Hare,
Stephen Minn.; Mr. and 'Mrs, Janice
Wright, Gordon, Franklin and Laura
Belle, of Cromarty; Mr. and 'Mrs,
Norris Sillery and little son Ervin, of
Brucefield; Mr. Karl Casetnore and
Miss Casemore, Wingham; 'Mr. and
Mrs. A. 13. Casetnore, London. Ali
agreed to' -make it en annual event.
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McKILLOP.
Regular meeting of Duff's Y. P. S
was held on 'Sunday evening, Aug
9th, at 8 pm, Miss Helen McKercher
presided for the first part of the
meeting and the first vice president,
Miss M. Campbell, for the closing
part. Miss Edith Hunt presided at
the organ and Miss M. Campbell led
in prayer. lir. Gordon. Carswell, of
Toronto, sang a solo, accompanied by
Miss Helen Carswell. The topic was
"Rest and Recreation" and was taken
by the president, Scott Ferguson,
Readings bearing on the subject of
the meeting were given by Essie
Kerr, Helen Kerr, Essie Dorrance
and J. A. Ferguson,
Next Sunday, Aug 16th, Rev. Alex.
McIntosh, of Pembroke, will conduct
the services in Duff's church, Me-
Kiliop. There will be both morning(
and evening services at 11 a.m. and
7.30 p.m.
WINTHROP.
The Ladies' Aid and W. M. S
meeting held at the home of Mrs
James Hillen last Wednesday after
noon, was'Nwell attended. Quilting
quilt was the 'work of the day, Th
meeting opened with Mrs J. A. Fe
guson presiding, After singing
hymn and all repeating the .Beat
tudes, a few moments of 'ellen
prayer were offered for the mission
aries in Trinidad. The Scriptur
lesson was read by Mrs. Geo, Eaton
followed by prayer by Mrs. Cuthill
The. reports from the Treasurers o
the Ladies' Aid and W.iM.S, were
given, followed by''the secretary's
report. The minutes were read and
adopted, A very iritersting essay on
Trinidad was given by Miss Marion
Scarlett, followred by prayer by Miss
Bessie Blanchard: The • meeting
opened for :business. It wdeckle
as dec-
ed that more dishes be 'bought for
the church 'before the Jubilee. The
mite boxes were opened and count-
ed. The east side 'were in the lead,
but a lot of boxes are yet to be
handed in and the west side has still
a chance of winding. The meeting
closed by singing a 'hymn and all re-
peating the Lord's Prayer.
Threshing is the order of the clay,
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Jackson and
son Kenneth, of Walton, called on
Mrs. Haist on Sunday.
Master' Jack Montgomery is visit-
ag friends in Toronto.
Misses Edith Govenlock and Iva
hesuey, of Seaforth, visited iMr,
id Mrs. Nelson Govenfoak for a
ew clays last week.
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Mr. . Retben 1-Iart is visiting �
rather,, Mr. Edward Hart, of Owen
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Florence Sennett, of London, spent,
.,flee weeetseineni itlt Mr. 'andejaseeeDetenetteeeee
lits',
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relieving the operator at Tara +sta-
tion, spent, the weekend at his hone'
here and left ionday• anoening for
Elora.
Mr, and Mrs. W, C. Bennett 1110-
tored to Toronto end Hamilton and
spent a few days with friends.
Mr, Moody HoIlend spent t'he.
weekend with friends iii 'Tucker-
emit$.
Miss Isabel Eaton is visiting'
friends in 'Walton.
LONDESBORO.
Rev. Jas. Abery, Mrs, Watt and
Mrs. (Dr.) Grey have returned after
a motortrip to S'alkerville.
Miss M•, Lavan was the guest of
iMis's Belle Roberton at the Bayfield
cottage over the•.week-end.
Mr Milton Brower, of London,
spent Sunday With his parents.
Some damage was caused to the
carts of Mr. 1L: Braithwaite and Mr,
Geo: Thonpson, when they collided
on the way from Clinton old boys.
Mr. and Mrs. 5, Radford and fan}-
ily spent a few days camping at Bay-
field.
HURON NEWS.
Zurich:
Mr. Fred `\Vescloh, of Detroit, is.
spending the week at his home here.
Eldon Snell leas returned to De-
troit after a visit nvith his 'parents.
Mr. and Mrs, Herb, Mann, Chicago,
are visiting Mr, and Mrs, Wendell
Smith,
Mrs. F. 'Moore and daughter Lyl-
yan, of New Haven, Conn„ are spend-
ing a few weeks at tltg, home of Mr,
and 'Mrs, 1?. Koehler,
Rolfes. Win. O'Brien and son Lowes
motored to New Haven, Mich., Miss
Olive O'Brien returning bonne with
them,
Miss Caroline Price, who has made
her home in London for several
years, leas conte to live with her
daughter, Mrs. fF•rattk Koehems,
A new brick ,front has been 'built
on the telephone office,
;Herrman H, Bender died last week
at his home, Goshn line south, in his
77th year,
Wedding took place in Zurich on
July 29th, of Miss Rose Hess, only
daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. W. G.
Hess,
to James O. Trevithick• They
will reside at Brinsley, where the
groom has a stote,
Wingham.
J. A..\ialrrt're and family have
moved to Fergus, having purchased a
bus and baggage business there.
Harry ,'Hopper has 'purchased the
North End grocery from W. C. Arm-
strong,
.lir, Harold Ackert, a student at
1'tm h
i
g am high school last term, was
married at ens hone in ,Latcknow a
week ago. ,
Mrs, Robt, 13, Aitkens died. !Mon-
day last,' aged 36 years. She was 'for-
merly Miss Ella Agatha Tripp, dau-
ghter of John Tripp.
Nellie Young, elder daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J Henry Christie, was
married to Ret: A. E. Cuiley Pent-
land, of Loann, I11,
MIDDLE SCHOOL RESULTS
OF SEAFORTH COLLEGIATE
Nantes appear in alphabetical order,
1st class 75 and asbove, 2nd class 66 to
74, 3rd class 60 to' 6e, credit 50 to 59
per ,cent,
English Composition.
1st Class, 131. Jackson,
2nd Class, .5 Alexander, E. Brown-
lee, J. Cluff, J. Frost, W. Hart, G.
Snowdon, R. Young,
3rd Class, I, Archibald, M. Brit-
ton, E. Cameron,. J. • Chesney, J.
Crich, 11, Finlayson, R. Jarrott W.
McNay, MM. Montgomery, A. Patrick,
R. Reinke, Chas, Sherwood, Cora
Sherwood, J. Smith, L. Talbot, E.
Turner.
Credit, J. Archibald, W. Barber, L.
Brown, E. Devereaux, H. Haugh, L.
Hoggarth, E. Jefferson, A. Jeffery,
'M. Johnston, 0, Knight, K. Living-
ston, A. 'McLean, 'M, McMillan, A.
McTaggart, I. Medd, E. Rankin, G.
Ralph, A. Sillery, L. Smith, M. -Stew-
art, A. Thomson, Mary Thompson, D.
Webster, L. Webster, M. Webster,
R. ;Weiland.
English Literature,
1st Class -Jean Cluff, J, Frost, M.
Jackson, R. Jarrett, E. Jefferson, A.
Patrick, Cora Sherwood,
2nd •Class -J. Alexander, W. Hart,
H. Haugh, L. Hoggarth, M. John-
ston, O. Knight, K. Livingston, A.
LlicLean, W. 'McNay, I. Medd, N,
Montgomery, L. Talbot, A. Thomp-
son, L. 'Webster.
3rd 'Cass -J. Archibald E. Dever-
eaux, R. Reinke, Chas. Sherwood, G.
Snowdon.
Oredit-W, Barber, M. Britton, L.
Brown, E.. Brownlee, J. Chesney,
Crich, 11 Finlayson, M. McMlln,
A. rMcTaggaet, E. Rankin, A. Sil-
lery, M. Smith, L. Smith, 1:. Turn-
er, D. Webster, R. Weiland, R.
Y Dung, .M. Stewart,
British -History.
1st 'Class -J. Alexander, W. Bar-
ber, H. Haugh, M. Jackson, R. Jar-
rett. M. Johnston, A. Patrick, L,
Talbot, A. Thompson, L. Webster.
2nd Class -E. Brownlee,' J. Frost,
W. Hart, Chas. Sherwood, Cora
lsertaood, G. Snowdon, E. Turner,
3rd class- d. Archibald, Jean Cluff,
J. Crich, E. Devereaux, M. Finlay
on, S. Grieve, E. Rankin, D, Web -
ter.
Credit -J: Archibald, 44i, Britton,
L, Brown, J. Chesney, B. Hillen; E.
efferson, E. Kennedy, K diving-
ton, A. McLean, M. 1c11rillart, IW.
cN'ay, "I. 'Medd, N. Montgomery,
Reinke, A. ,Sillery, M. Sillery, L.
meth, IM. Thompson, R. 'Weiland,'
R. Young.
Ancient History.
lst Class - J. Alexander, e. H.
Haugh, M. Jackson, R. j`arrett, A.
Patrick, E. Rankin, R. 'Reinke, J.
itcliie, M. Savaugc, Chas. SAier-
ood; Cora Sherwood, I:,' Snaith, L.
albot, L. Wankel, L. Webster G
[rite.
2t1ti Class --I. Archibald, W. .Bat,;
e{, J. Trost,. E. Govenlock, C.
ugh
t
g H H it
e et n ui, ,4I.: Johnston;
Kerslake, K. 1 ivingston F. Me -
Hadley, R. McKercher, W. Me-
ay, I. Medd;,-A. Thompson, •M,
Sea r
�S f® dl
1Onurinent
Monuments of Distinction,'
t btonttanents of artistic design,
Monuments that express
the kindly sentiment of
of loving memory.
W, E. CHAPMAN
Thompson, 'D. Webster, R. 'Willis, '2nd Class -W. Hart, J. Lane, I,
3rd Claes-D, Aberhart, K. Aur Medd, M1, Sillery, FI, Smillie,' M.
Storey.
3rd Class, A. Burrows, E. God -
kin, •a4. McGrath, G. Meaner, L.
Norris, F. Peterson, A. Sutherland,
L, Wankel.
Credit -M. A'herhar•t, M. Black,
M. Case, F. Crioh, H. Dinsdale, M.
Finlayson, E. Govenloek, D, Hamil-
ton, H. 'Heffernan, E. Jefferson,' D.
Kerslake, 'M, Tremeer, M, Thomp-
son, al, Webster, L, Workman.
Latin Authors,
1st Class -C.• Haugh, 'H,' Heffer-
nan, J, Ritchie, G, White,
2nd 'Class -LE, Govenlock, 3, Low-
ery, R, McKercher.
3rd Class -J, Brodie, B. -Hillen,
D, Kerslake, D. Reinke, A. Suther-
land.
Credit --K, Ament, M. Blank, E.
Daly, E. Godkin, +M, McGrath, D.
Moore, La Norris, F, Peterson, M.
Thompson, R. Willis, L. Work-
man.
Latin Composition.
1st Class -E, Godkin, H. Heffer-
nan,I. Lowery, J. Ritchie, G,
White, R. Willis,
eat, J. Archibald, E. Daly, D, 'He-
mi'lton , 'l3r, ,Hart, B , Hillen, O.
Knight, M. McGrath, A. ia/IcL'ean,
N. Mou'tgomery, 7D. Moore, F. Pet-
erson, M. Storey, E. Turner, L.
Workman.
;Credit -4M; Aberkeet, 'A/M, Black,
M. Britton, E. Brownlee, J. 'Ches-
ney, Jean Club,, J. Crich, H. Dins -
dale, IM, Finlayson, E. Godkin, E.
Jefferson, A, Jeffery, E. Kennedy,.
E. McDougall, A. McTaggart, V.
Morrison, E. Peterson, A, ,Sillery, 5,`
South, M, Smith, G: Snowdon, A.
Sutherland, R. Weiland; R, Young.
• Algebra,
1st Class --'M, A'berhar't, K. Am-
ent, 3. Archibald, M. [Black, E. Daly,
H Dinsdaie, M. Finlaysoia, E. God -
kin, E... Govenlock, W. Hart, C.
Haugh, H. Haugh, B. Hilden, M,
Jackson, R. Jarrett, E. Kennedy, D.
Kerslake, F. McClirtcatey, M. Mc-
Grath, R. McKercher, A. McLean,
W. 'McNay, A. lMcTagga'rt, I. Medd,
J. Ritchie, Chas, Sherwood, Cora
Sherwood, L. 'Suints, Me Storey, A,.
Sutherland, L. Talbot, A. Thomp-
son,M. Trenreer, L. Webster, G.
White, R. Willis, L. Workman, R. 2nd Class -K. Anent, :E. Gen
Young. ertlack, C. Haugh, R, McKercher,
2nd 'Class -J, Alexander, E. Jeff- F. Peterson, D, Reinke, A. Suther-
erson, al. Johnston. land.
3rd Class -J, Brodie, jean 'Cluff, 3rd Class --J, Bvodie, E. Daly, D.
G. Merrier, N. 'Montgomery, D. Kerslake, M. -McGruatlt,
Moore, L. Norris, A.''Peerick, M. Credit=M, Black, B,• Hillen, D.
Savauge, G. Snowdon, \i. Tltonep- Moore, L. Norris, L. Workman.
son, E. Turner, L. 'Wankel, French 'Authors.
Credit -E. Brownlee, J. Frost, A. 1st Class -J. Ritchie.
Jeffery, E. McDougall, D. Spain.,2nd Class --G. White, R. Willis.
Geometry,3rd Class -K. Ament, •I. Lowery,
1st Class -D. Aberhart, J. Alex- A, 'Sutherland.
ander, J. Archibald, 3d, Black, 5. •Credit -M, Black, E. Daly, E.
Chesney, 5, Frost, W. 'Hart, H. ` Govenlock, C. Haugh, H. Helfer -
Haugh, 3f, Jackson, R, Jarrett, E.1 non, R. 'McKercher, D. Reinke.
Jefferson, A. Jeffery, E. Kennedy, French Composition.
K. Livingston, A. McLean, M. Iv1c- 2nd Class -G. White.
.
Milian, I. Medd, D. Moore, V. Mor- 3rd Class --I. Lowery, D. Reinke,
rison, A. Patrick, E. Peterson, R. J. Ritchie, R. Willis,
Reinke, Chas. Sltenwood, tl'f, Sil-+ 'Credit -K, Ament, M. Black,E.
1
ler _li. Smith, Sr n , L. Smith, M. Ste- Daly,'E. Govenlock, C. Haugh, R.
wart, A. Strong, A. Sutherland, L. 'lecKercher, L. Purcell, A. Suther-
land,
Greek Authors, ,
'Credit -J. Ritchie, G. White, R.
Willis,
Greek Accidence.
and Class --G. White.
3rd Class --J. Ritchie, R. Willis,
Talbot, A. Thompson, 'M. Tremor,
E, Turner, D. Webster, L. Webster,
R,' Young;
2nd Class -I. Archibald, W. Bar-
ber, M. Britton, L. Brown, E,
Brownlee, A. Burrows, Jean •Cluff, J.
Crich, H. Din'sdale, M. Grieve, M.
Johnston, ,M. McGrath, W. ;McNay,
N. Montgomery, •Cora Sherwood, A.
Sillery, G. Snowdon, M. Webster.
3rd 'Class -D. Kerslake, D. Spain,
M. Stewart,
Credit -E. Cameron, D. Hamil-
ton, H. 'McMillan, W. Sutherland.
Physics.
1st Class -.D, Aberhart, J. Chcs-
ney, J. Crich, R, Jarrett, L. Web-
ster,
2nd Class -IW. Hart, H. Heffer-
nan, M. Jackson, A. Jeffery, M,
McMillan. I. Medd, A. Patrick, H.
Smillie, G. Snowdon„ L. Talbot, R.
Young.
3rd Class -J. Alexander, J. Arch -
hied, W. Barber, :M, Britton, tet,
Finlayson, J. Frost, A..M'cLean, A.
McTaggart, N. 'Montgomery, Chas.
Sherwood, L. Smith, A. Thompson,
:Credit --.I. Archibald, E. Brown-
lee, A. Burrows, J. 'Cluff, H. Dins -
dale, D. Hamilton, H. Haugh, M.
Johnston, D. Kerslake, W. McNay,
V. Morrison, F. Peterson, R.
Reinke, M. 'Sharkey, Cora Sher-
wood, D, Spain, M. Thompson, L.
Wankel, D. Webster, M. Webster, Ml kinds of polishes. laces, brushes
L. Workman, A. Sillery. etc. in stock
Chemistry.
1st Class -K. Ament, Janet Cluff,
E. Daly, C. 'Haugh, F. •McClinohey,
R. )MieKercher, M. ]MraMillane 'D.
Moore, J. Ritchie, 'M. Savauge, -i.
Stewart, G. White, R. •Willis, R.
Young.
Good-bye A•sthine, Persons suffer-
ing from that extremely trying trou-
ble known ars asthma know what it is
to -long with all 'their 'hearts for es-
cape as ,from a tyrant. Never do they
know when an attack way come and
they know that .to struggle unaided is
rain. With Dr. J. D. Kellogg's As-
thma Remedy at hand, however, they
can say good-bye to their enewy and
enjoy life again. It 'helps at once.
Practical
Shoe Repairing
P $
Are you taking care of your
feet by having your
Shoes repaired cores taly
We apecialise on band sewn and
ladies' tine work. ,d ••
20 years practical experience,
Fred Barlow
SEAFORTH
Two doors south Beattie's
Variety Store.
princess
k THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY!
The fatuous English farce comedy
Lord ehumley
WITH
Vola Dana, Raymond Griffith, and
Theodore Roberts
produced • by Paramount
MON., TUES., and WED.
Betty eompson
IN
New Lives for Old
RINeEsS
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
Medical.
tt'DR: HUGH R?' rnkbyei,
and Surgeon. _ Late of London;; lot
pital, London, England. Special
attention to diseases of the eye, ear,'
nose and throat. Office and resid-
ence behind Dominion lank ; Gaul
Phone No. 5; - Residence Phone '10 .
DR. F. J. BURROWS, Seaforrk,
Office and. residence, Goderich street,
east of the Methodist church., Cer
over for the County of Huron. 'Tele-
phone No. 40.
DR. d. MACKAY.-C, Mackay.
honor graduade of Trinity'Univera-
ity and gold medallist of Trinity
Medical College; member of the Cot- ,,,,
d
lege of Physicians• and Surgeons at
Ontario.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.-Eye, Earl
Nose and Throat. Graduate in Medi-
cine University of Toronto, 1897.
Late,Assistant New York Ophthal-
mic and Aural Institute, Moorefield's
Eye, and Golden Square Throat Moe
pita is, London, England. Alt
Commercial Hotel, Seaf or t b:
third Monday in each monk
from 14 a.m. to 3 p.m. 53 Waterloo
street south, Stratford. Phone 2674
Stratford.
Dental.
DR. J. A. MUNN
Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, Gradu-
ate of N rthwestern.University, Chi-
cago, 111, Licen'tia'te Royal College ort
De'n'tal Surgeons, Toronto. °Mee
over Sills' hardware, Main street, Sea -
forth. Phone 151.
General Fire, Life,
Accident &Autotnobiie
INSURANCE AGENT
and Dealer in -Sin er Sewinga
Singer Machined
James Watson
North Main St, SEAFORTH, ONT.
THE McKILLOP
Mutual Fire e insurauce
Cos
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY, INSURER
Officers
James Connolly, Goderich; Alex.
James Evans, Beechwood, Vice Pope-
ident; D. F. McGregor,. SesIoe' t„
Sec. -Treasurer,
Directors.'
Wm. Rine, No 2, Seaforth; J.
Benneweis, Brodhagen; James Eva%
Beechwood; M. McEwen, Chateau'
James Conolly, Goderich ; ;Ales,,
Broadfoot, No. 3, Seaforth; J. G.
Grieve, No, 4, Walton; Robert Ferr
Hariock; George McCartney, No.
Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brucefield.
Agents.
Alex. Leitch, R.R. 1, Clinton; L1
Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray,
R. No. 3, Seaforth; J, V. Yoe;
Holmesville; R. G. Jarmouth, Born.
holm. James Kerr and John Govan -
hick, Seaforth, auditors.
Parties desirous to effect insurance
or tranacst other business will be
promptly attended to by application
to any of the above officers addreaued
to their respective postoffices,
S. W. ARCHIBACD
.CIVIL ENGINEER
ONTARIO LAND _SURVEYOR
Office over Stewart Bros., Phone ye.
Seaforth, Ont ri
Don't Thro
Your Old
Carpets Away
They make new rarer -
Otis "Velvetek" Rugs,
CANADA RH COMPANY
LONDON, 01,12,
FEATHERS WANTED
Highest prices paid, Max Wolab
phone 178, Seaforth. 1,1
EZO
for
EeZEMIA
At Aberhart's Dr ug Store
Seaforth
that tired look and 'Weddell"
leans out all year ,face.
Sa9 "Bierrefila Facial" to
year barber and came up
ensiling with a new appear-
ance of vim and Shama Be
one of the "million a week."
gust Around the Corrice
Seaforth