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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1928-07-19, Page 4LOUR W ALTON. Mt, Jos, Center and Misses Vielet I the• andAir. Rayt^ • mattered. Aa sCeder to London recently, Viola also gall, d gn some friends on the way, Mrs. Tiugh Fulton visited her dau- ghter, Mrs. J. Carter, recently, n Miss Viola Carter aper t Sunday a(- 4crnaon with. Miss Muriel Farquhar-. son. Miss Olive Williamson spent the ir td rnts .M week -end with her g a x pa e r and Mrs, Forbes, M. and Mrs, F, A. Hanibleyr Vera and Harvey, of Skaffa, spent Sunday at J. N, Camp'bell's. Mr, and Mrs. 'Edward Rowland 'Have returned to their home after spending their honeymoon. at Niagara .Palle and other points. Mrs. Jos. Campbell has returned Trne after spending' a few days with her father at Port Huron. Miss Fern Love is holidaying with Mr, and Mrs, Roy Badley, Harriston. Russel Marks is having a new gas enti ip installed this week. John Smillie had his house painted during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sohier return- red to their home in Suneoe ou Satur- day after spending a pleasant' two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A. Sohier, Mr. Ed. Devereaux, Bank of Corn- . nene'state, is enjoying a holiday. A large number of people from this •aicinfty attended the anniversary ser- vices in Melville Presbyterian Church, ,Brussels, on Sunday, July 15. Rev. Jas. Wilson. DJD„ of Brampton, preached at both services. Congratulations are extended to the deltas who there successful in the re- _-ent Entrance examinations. Master Earl Hoy in spending a fe\v -lays with his cousins at McGaw. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hoy, of McGaw, eisited with friencls around the village en Sunday. Mr, A. Powell, of Seaforth, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Farqu- harson on Sunday, Ivir, A. Lyddiatt, of Myth, visited Mr. C. Innes Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. R Harrison, of Mon- treal, is visiting friends around the a fllage. Miss Muriel Sterling, of Clinton, is tisiting her friend, Miss Ethel Dennis. Mr. J. Smart, of Detroit, called on Mr. and Mrs. H. Shannon on Tuesday last. He was over attending the re - anion of No. 8, Grey. Mr, and Mrs. Sohier and family. of .Shneoe, who have been visiting ` Mr, .and Mrs. Thomas Clark, have return - eel to their home. Mr. G. Fulton, of Ailsa' Craig, called to his nephew. Mr. H. Shannon, on Monday, Mrs. G. Wells and baby Joan, of To- -onto, are visiting friends in the all- ege. Mr, Peter McTaggart has had his house raised and is having a cement wall put under it. (Getting ready for elle bird, Peter.) Alts. Kells, of Saskatchewan, is vis- aing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. .'lark and other friends. Mr, 'George Dunlop, of Pentsyl- s,ania, is visiting friends in and around the village. The regular monthly meeting of the W.M.S. of Duff's United Church was 'held at the bonne of Mrs. Leonard teeming on July llth. Miss Sixnp-I son presided and Miss Bessie David - von gave the Scripture reading. After -she devotional exercises, Mrs. J, Mc - Gavin and Mrs. Jno. Leeming read the topic for the day. Current Events, onsisting of leaflets on "Community "Centres in Ontario," were read by 'Mrs. A. Coutts and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull. The 2nd quarterly report was read by Mrs. Davidson, Treas.. showing that $112.46 has been passed rn to the Head Office for the past 6 .taonths. Arrangements were made to nave our Thank -offering service on Nov. llth. The meeting was closed rith prayer. DUBLIN. 'Hiss 'Teresa Ryan iia. returned to her home after spending four mgnths .with Mrs. Will MoDermott, Miss .Annie McGrath, of Stratford, epent the week -end with her brother, 12r. John McGrath. Mr. and Mrs. Blood. of Detroit, • s Pent a few days with Mrs. Blood's sister, Mrs, Patrick Ryan, Jr. Mrs. Jerry Ryan spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. T. Maloney. Dr. Lewis Dili is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter • Dill, of ?}ublin, Rev. Father Michell, O.P., and his zoother, Mrs. Michell, have returned to Toronto after spending a few weeks in their old home town. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hurley and Mrs, George Howard, of Brantford, were renewing old acquaintances' ri .t rand Dublin. They returned tt ed hn me on Friday. Mrs. Janes Shea and Angela and Mrs. John McGrath and Miss 5, Mc- Grath metered to Bayfield last week. Miss Verna Drake, t ra e elf _ S• trattord. spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drake. The CAVA,. held a very successful •social in Dublin Parish hall nn Thins - day, July 12. Everybody reported a :eood tine. Miss Lucy Burke visited friends hi Stratford on Saturday. Miss Ella Clark, of Toronto. is vis- • -sting with iter father. Mr. A. Clark. Jr, and Mrs. Thomas O'Loughlin, of 'Seaforth, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Shea. Master Clarence Looby is seriously ill. We tropefor a speedy recovery. The many friends of Mrs. Frank Kenny will be sorry to hear that she 'is on the sick list We- wish iter a speedy recovery. Mr. Sylvester O'Mfetlley of Toronto i v is i • visiting with Erinnds in Dublin. Miss Helen Kenny of Stratford sent the ndhr, pweeke here. Mr. and Mrs.Lewise Dillon spent Sunday 111 Grand Beni. BL TH. Mr. and Mrs. Wellingtpn Iv[e�G•ill and'fanxily, of Saskatoon, are visiting here. Ateri MoGit1A who formerly lived. d in BIYtI has not been here for thirty Years, Mt., Percy MoGsan, pf St. G`a>;tter_ hies, visited Mae 'Gillespie this week and the two ladies are' visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. Sheffield, at Owen Sound, ASisse s Erova Leslie 'and ' Eleano Jackson as delegates from Queen S Cluerelt, are attending" the 'sunne school in Goderielt. Jimhavingthe Jut Davisl�ai°is is ea.ter for of his house refinished and is mak it ni telt improvement ig t Mr, and Mrs. Bert Craig returne Saturday from their honeymoontri and are making their home here a present. lts Earl Dexter and two childre are visiting Mrs, Wes. Rath a Harrow. 1411. Basil teVellaee and mother Mrs, E, Wallace, of Newark, N.J. are visiting relatives here. Miss Hazel Leslie isvisiting rela tines at Freelton and Puslinclt, Mr. Lester McElroy, of Detroit spent the week -end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McElroy, Mr. Harald Wallace, who has bee Wallace+ o VG 1 ,twiteturns to his home in Newark, N.J. on Saturday. Miss Hattie Spafford, of Toronto who attended the funeral of her broth er, the late George 'Spafford, a wee ago Sunday, remained with he mother, Mrs. M. Spafford. Arise Ethel Miethers of Brussel spent the week end with Mrs, Clar once Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. John McNichol and Charles and Mrs, Nicholson visited Mr,, Duncan McNicholol of McKillo Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Chris, Rogerson an Doris and Miriam spent Sunday a Bayfield, Mir. and Mrs. John Grasby and Clarence and Mrs. Johnston visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bradshaw o _Jamestown, Sunday everting. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Storey and children of MoKiliop and Mr. an Mrs, C. Connolly were guests of Mr and Mrs. John McNichol Sunday evening. Miss ;Griller of \Vingham spent the k weeend at the home of Chris Ro- gerson. r t, r d p n n • visiting Mr. and Mrs: k s P d d BAYFIELD. Miss Mina Proctor motored from Toronto on Saturday with Air. and Mrs. F. Kine and son Douglas and spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. King. The latter remained for a visit. Mr. James Cameron, Isabel. and Evans Cameron . motored from Tor- onto on Wednesday to visit his bro- ther. Mr. John Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dobbie and fa- mily of Kitchener are holidaying in Deer Lodge Park. Mrs. Prentice of Toronto came to visit her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. J: Stinson on Saturday. Capt. Humphreys, one of the Cru- saders, who is at Goderich, conducted the service in the Anglican Church on Sunday morning. Mr. Fred. Philip of Windsor is 'vis iting his sister, :Mrs. C. Ord. at Sum - R -Inn cottage. Mrs. E. A. Seeder. Betty and Bob- bie Sander, Mrs. E. Fisher, Miss Ru- by Fisher of Kitchener and Miss Ruth Fisher of Waterloo are holidaying at I. W. Reid's cottage. Mr. Casey Atkinson of Detroit is visiting in the village. The members of the Bayfield WA, are entertaining the Middleton and Varna W.A. at the rectory on Thurs- day afternoon. Mrs, Harry Brandon and Freida of London are visiting Mrs. C. Brandon, Mies Ethel Gemeinhard of Toronto te visiting at her home. Doris Gem - e inhard. who was visiting in Toronto, returned home with her. Mr. E. L. Bloomfield of Kansas City. formerly of \Vingham, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. C. Bran- ton. Mr. and Mrs. McCallum. of London ,re holidaying ing at the Partridge cot - :age. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy of 'London• n are occupying a cottage atDeer Lodge Park. 11r and Mrs. R. Clark of Cleveland end Mrs. Eric York of Toronto, are eueats with Mrs. F. W. Baker. Rev. J. C. and Mrs. Tallith; and 'atighter Fere.. of Southampton, spent the week end at the Albion hotel. Miss Anna Elliott of Toronto re- turned honk tet week to spend her s aca.tion. Miss Mary Deuar and Miss K. Ur- quhart of Kincardine are guests with Mrs. D. Dewar. of De- troit and Mrs. Fred. Davison r . with Mrs t cit spent the week end t !t Mrs. J. Davison. C tore• to Miss Maud Mc -,regnr mn d Detroit on Sunday, F. Paull of London n don is the Alts, •t g nest of her son Rev. F. H. Paull at the rectory. Mr, and Mts. H. McLaren and ,tnufrhters ..t Port Elgin spent the Stirling Miss xvcck end with lfr. Maud Stirling of Owen Sound, who leis been visiting her wittier, return- ed with theta. The Y.P.S. are having a beach par- ty for the membere and their friends on Friday. c ' Anglican Church The Gadd of the . g are bolding a tea and bazaar on the rector, latch ..n Thursday, July 26, a- 'an 3 t'. 7 p.m. CONSTANCE. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Logan, of Math- er. Man,. and Mr. and Mrs. Will Logan, of Blyth, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Len Stephenson Sunday, Mrs. James Matheson, of (Harbour Beach. Michigan. has returned ,home r Month at the after :mending over a home of Mr. Thomas 'Livingston. Like a :ort x th;, C,n.at. For Mist: Helen Britton. daughter of i Mr. and Mrs. 'William Britton, receiy- elis'ease that is nut classed as fatal a I were this week she had passed There is probably mine whieh cans P K ,v vv c causes i her primary p[ano, tv'hnah she *rote more terrible tit th n e tt I xn suffe xg a a. h ra, recent,y at Stratford. Mr: George Slee is tin nssihte, the surface. be- p I Clarke was the teacher,. cones exhausted anti finally, though eters, George Wheatley and Blanche the `attack passes, is left in unceasing 1 aril Elva Motored to Stratford .the lot- dread of its return, Dr. J. D. Kel-' or Part of last week. logg's Asthma Remedy is a wonder- ful remedial agedt. ft innn ediately re- i Hard and soft cons both yield to Heves the restricted :air passages as Hard Corti Removere which is tltausandss cat testify.. It is -sold by entirely safe to use, and certain and balers everywhere. satisfactory in its action. SBAEORTH NEWS 24 NIN We have the goods khat make yoyrland produce." Everlasting Clay Drain Tile, Niagara Agricultural Liaise, Empire, Smith's or Armour's Fertilizers. If your, tie'1d is wet, drain it. Call us if you want a machine to dig. If you can not grow clover, lime it; Niagara Limethe trick. Ifgrow c , u wheat,fertilize 't B Ya But togete ahat results from u s .f o your Fertilizer, !trite it first, less fertilizer will do and. You cart then grow clover. When you can grow clover, you can grow almost 'anything. Call us or any of our ,Agents, Information cheer- ! give Goods1 fully given. a ways an hand. Do not be called from your work when the car arrives. We deliver at small cost. Quality goods and service. WILLIAM M. SP OAT R Drain TileManufacturer, Clay m M nuf cttlrer 'Seaforth, One, Sea r r General Agent for Niagara Lime and Empire, Smith's or Armour'& Fertilizers for Perth -and Huron BRUCEFIELD. Mrs, D. Thompson and son, o l.uckcaw, were the guests of, Mrs, A T. Scott, Miss Carswell, of Toronto, visited at the home of. Rev. W. A, and Mrs, Bremner, Mr, and Mrs. Dunlop and son Jack, of Toronto, are guests of Mr, And Mrs. William Rattenbury this week„ Mrs. Hainer, of Eyebrow, Sisk; and Mrs. McMartin and daughter, of Calgary, and Mr. Robert McCartney, of Moose Jaw, motored from Moose Jaw and arrived at the home of Mrs. Hainer's brother, Mr. Alex. Thomp- son, last week They are now visiting in Stanley and Tuekersmith, Mrs, Colin West, of Cleveland, Ohio, is visiting her parents, Rev. W. A. and Airs..Bretnner, for a few weeks, Rev-, F, E. Storey, returned mission- ary of Sot,Ch America, will conduct Holmes, KIC., acted for the Crown f and D. E. Holmes, of Goderich, for Mr. Taylor. The jurymen were Harry Collins, foreman. Goldie Gra- ham, John MdCowan, Arthur Wool- ley,Frank A' ikenitead, John T, Gra- ham, Arthur ;McQueen, KIPPEN. Mr, and Mrs, Charles Pilgrim, of Dallas, Texas, are spending a while visiting the ratter's sister, Mrs, James Wright. They motored here fraln their home in Texas, Miss Mary McNaughton, of Sault Ste. Marie, has returned to this dis- trict and is spending. the holidays with 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McNaughton, On her return home, Miss McNaughton visited at ,the home of her friend, Mrs. George Durant, of Meaford, Mrs. George Squires, of Granton, divine service next Sunday, July 22, and daughter Velma and little soil, are morning and evening. On Aiond'ey spending a few days in this vicinity. evening he will give an address tilos- Crated with lantern slides. The annual congregational picnic will be held at Bayfield on Thursday, July 26, Mrs. Frank Welsh, of Detroit, vis- ited friends ie Brucefield and vicinity - last week. Rev, W. A. Bremner and Misses Eleanor Snider, Janet Aikenhead and Dorothy Breadfoot are ,in Goderich this week attending summer,school. The young ladies are delegates. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Zaphe and family arrived at their home in Bruce - field after residing in Detroit for the past year and a half. They are pleas- ed to be in Brucefield, and their many friends are glad to welcome thein back. Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Baird and son, of Saskatoon, are visitors with his brother. Mr. George Baird. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wheeler, of Detroit, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Wheeler. The softball game between Clinton and Brucefield girls on Friday even- ing was called off' on account of rain. The score was 12-12. The game will be played again this week. A friendly game was played be- tween Kippen and Brucefield boys on Monday evening. The home team won by a few runs. Miss Elizabeth Harrison. of Detroit, is visiting her mother, Mrs. F. Aiken: head. IDr. A. E. and Mrs. Aikenhead and son Jack, of Calgary, Mr, and Mrs, M. S. Aikenhead and bir. and Mrs. J. B. Aikenhead, of London, visited with Air. and -Mrs. Hugh Aikenhead on Sunday' :Mr, -and Mrs. Jim Gilmour and Mr. Hugh Gihnour, of Winghani, called on friends over the week -end. Mir. and Mrs. Dunlop and sons are visitors with Mrs. Rattenbnry. Mr. and Mrs. Don .Bruce and Mr. and Airs. Jinn Mackay, of Wooetstock, were week -end guests of Mr. John Watson. Mr. and Mrs. James Burdge, of Hamilton, are visiting at the home of his sister„ Mrs, John Watson, on the Mill Road, and with other friends here. All the farmers are busy trying to save the splendid crop of hay, P Y bit. and Mrs. William McMillan, of Egnondville, spent Sunday at the tome of Air. and Airs. John ,Watson. Mr. Robert McCartney, from the Vest, is visiting friends and relatives round Brucefield. Misses Kathleen Ross and Jean Dale are visiting their uncle and aunt, r. and Mrs. John Graham. Miss Ruth Chapman, of Hensel!, pent Sunday with Miss Anna Cald- tell. .lir. and Mrs. Hugh P,er ry motored Bluevale on Sunday to visit Mrs, rrv's e parents. P s Mr, Jack McIntosh has bought a ew Essex coach. Mfr, Charles Holstead is sporting a ew Fordcoupe. e. P e v T a ll d) i T a R ar 5 at C w at W s tmourn the loss of a loving ad that HaroCd' Tayloe, driver of ,the sister. We r, was temporarily blinded by dust elaetid our deepest sy'tttpathy. id used ordinary precaution. The The mite ,boxes are to he handed eroner, Dr, J. W. Shaw, .01 Clinton, is by the Attguet meeting of the resided.' Crown Attorney Dudley Ladles' Ald and 'W,14.8. Air, Robert i\ic!Natrghton, who has been teaching -for the past year in Thatnes'ford, is now taking a course at the OJASC., Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dayman en- tertained London visitors over the week -end. • Mr. Webster McNaughton, of Port Arthur, returned home Monday fast to spend his vacation, Mr. and A•Irs. Hodgins, of Stratford, visited Air, and Mrs. Dinsdale. Mr. and Mrs Reid Torrance and children, of Goderich Township, visit- ed Mr and Mrs. H. Ivison' Saturday. Mrs.'Brightnore and children, of London, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Cochrane. Mrs Hugh McGregor returned home •recently after spending a Month in St. Joseph Hospital. She is feeling much improved after her serious oper- ation and expects to be out and a- round in a few days. Air, Alex, McKenzie, who has con- ducted a harness shop in the 'village for the past twenty-two years, moved this week -to Auburn, where he intends to reside in future. Mr, and Mrs. J. W. McLean ,-;-,cot a day recently with Rev. and Mrs. Lundy at their••sutra ugr home at Port Albert and enjoyed their outing very much, Mr. James McDonald has treated himself to a Pontiac sedan of the vets latest design. The continued wet weather is 'mak- ing haying slow and a great deal of fine hay has been badly spoiled. W. M. Doig, of Port Huron, spent a few days recently with his family on the farm. HARLOCK. Mr. Jack Ferguson, of near Lon- don, visited his chum, lir. Stewart Beattie, over the w'eek-etrd. bit. Les. Beattie visited his friend, lir. Les. Reid, on Sunday. :qr. and 'Mrs. 'Glen Cook, of Clin- ton, visited Air. and Mrs, A. W. Mc - Ewing Sunday. Miss Kathleen Bremner, of near Ethel, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. W. Beacom. Miss Jean Stevens visited her cou- sin, Miss Pearl Crittendon, of near L,ondesboro. Wednesday of last, week. 'Mrs, A. W. Beacom and Edythe and Air. and Mrs. Joseph 'Lyon motored to Ethel Sunday to visit the fornter's sister, Mrs, William Bremner. 7Iiss Marie Balaton visited her friend, Hiss Isabel Reid. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, David Reid and Watson visited Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Hackwell and .family, of near Walton, Sunday. Mrs. Smith and son Bill and Mr. and firs. Watson, of Detroit, visited at the home of Mr. and its. Robert Ferris and family. Misses Clare and Irene Brunsdon, of Blyth, t visited their Y ter cu'1 0 S]r Miss Helen McGregor, or r g , fo part of last week and this. Misses Helen McGregor, Clete and Irene Brurisdbn visited Miss Olive Kno 1 lfiss Ent iii l� )n � .!coda a fel na18 has return- Y• d home alter : peneiing two weeks' Dir Eddie 'Bell visited his grandpar- aeation at Crillia. eats, Mr. and firs. Robert Ferris, part Mr. and b•Its. W. 13. Hodgins, of of this week. oledo, and Mrs. Harry Anderson nd daughter Kathleen visited over to week -end with Mrs. James Mc- onald. Mr, and Mrs. John Rattenbury and amity, of Burlington. are visiting his arents, M6•. and Mfrs, Wm. Ratten- ut•y. Many Orangemen of this vicinity isited Hensald on the glorious welith. Mr. Alex. Addison has treated him - elf to a new car. Miss Carle Oke has been spending few days' vacation at the home of fie and Mrs. Henry Horton, of en sell. Mies Flora Chace, of the brill oad, i visiting friends in Detroit. Miss a Hazel Haugh, Clete Pe' e er PP td Doreen .Farquhar played ball' with i.aforth on Monday night in the game Stratford. Owing to rapt last Friday i O 6 s sty n ght the Baton and Brttc field irls' ei i ane g g a5 poetldoned to Thursday night 5:30: At the inquest into •the death of illiain Anderson held Mundity at S. . 10 school, Stanley, the jury re- urned a verdict of accidental death, Miss G;darn, of Winghaan, has been appointed 2 tCa•C r ' he mS.S.No. 1.. Hui- iefit and Morris. 'There was talk this year of closing this school on the boundary as only four pupils were on the roll and there will be one less next year. However, the plan was drop- ped as it would bo hard to comply with t the regulations if the school were closed. WINTHROP. efise Helen 'Smalldoh and Master Jack ,Sntalldoii, of Walton, are spend- ing a few days with their aunt, Mrs. George Eaton, Miss Ella Popple, of Tuckersmtth, spent the week -end with Miss 'Jean (-Tolland. Mr. John n ' Bulla• td receivedrd wo on 'T'uesday, morning that his :sister, Airs, Samuel•effre J Y. had passed away after a serious illness. Mrs. 'Jeffrey was a daughter of the late 'Wm. and Airs, B tl t lard, tMlio resided in Winthrop a number of Years ago. There e are four sisters, Mrs, Park of Er (fish 'Colum- bia, Mrs. Sorters of Detroit, Mrs, Thornton of Preston and '.Mrs, Mur - die of Stratford, and rine .brother, John, of Winthrop; who are kit to at c5 •u ST, CQLf1MB•AN. Mr's. John Coyne and son, of De,. trotare i it t Yl l t i' i s e1.k s't this vi- cinity. 'F Ye 11 t 5 v - tuuty. Mr, and Mrs. 13annon,of lcirtkoea, OhSuspentllSivaundan's.y at Mid and Mrs. Peter Mr. • 1, "'i l ' • tar t.s Malone� h s • . a, returne Monne after spending two weeks ii the Alilltaey Catnp, Oongratelations are extended to Miss Edith Miles Ed ill onpassing •het Aor- ural examinations, Miss Lucy Burke has returned lulnie after spending -a two weeks visit In Loudon. HULLET,C. Alt•, and Mrs, MoBrien and family, spent Sunday with Mr, Ohas, Stewart'. Mrs.' Searle, of Clinton, is visiting at the hn of e of Ain Chas. os 'r it t g MissRuth Cartwright n Wtlg t SAE t a few days with her aunt, Miss Scales. WEST HURON ENTRANCE. d 1 .Glenn, No. -9-Clarke, Gwendoitne (A); Gingerieh Ereen (AA); Gingerich, Alma Ax) A c Jean, No. l0- ), Y ( ,J n, t C•tr bei jean. No, i4 r t h r p J n-�'agta, Farquhar, D,(B); Dorton, S. (A); McKenzie, le 3, .(B). Stephen Tp.--�No, 6-MgCann, Cle- ment; , Nceb, Bernice. No, 7 -Bali, Edith B Edith Lamport,Mildred. ' o ' 4 ( ),L n ,N.1 Essery, Doris; Hicks, Donald (113), �Us'borne, - No, 1 - •Etherin'g+ton, Alma (Be; Horton, 'Bernice (113); Miller,. Lilian; No, 2-IQhidley, S.; Gol- i t 13.'B 1 r soh s I- � e gn I, H ltd A. ,J , (13), No, 3 --Gardner, Bert (B); Gi1- ftllan, 'Colin.' No. 10 -McQueen, Jean. No. 12 -Morley, Ruth. 'Wawanosh--•No. 2 -Finnigan, Cora, Lt, No, 3 --Young, Myrtle, No, 3 - Cranston, Florence (A);Foran, Jgha OA). No, 4 -Miller, Isobel (.A); Thorn, Mary H.{1B). No, 6---Camel- bell, Me Go'wer, T.;' McDowell, E. (A); Walsh, Ben (B). No. 7• --•Con nington, Margaret'. (B),' No. 12 = Velma Brontnes, \alma ('A); Ramage, Mack (A); St; Marie, Veronica' St. Marie, Joseph. No. 13-B1air, Florence, No, 14 -Farrier, Carman '(A). No, 15'- Channney, Verna Craig, Arnold. No. 16=Taylor, Phyllis, U. No. 17 Brydges, Jerry; McRae, Margaret (B); Scobie, Mildred; Wheeler, Vel- ma (A). No, 17 -Sproul, Edith. .Hibber't Tp. - No. 7 - Bolton, Maude' Couch, Grace ((IA); happel, Janet (B); Horton, Clayton. The highest total' of marks at each THDRSD.4,Y, JULY,. 19, 19e13 No. 14•• --'Johnston Ethel (B)''Willcrt, Pearl, No. lS�Rader, Martha, r le - vat� t U, No --I Y I .a arta An- toinette Not 3-•-�Scotehnxer, }Irene. No. 4 north -Armstrong, Jahn '($); Westlake, Gladwin, No, S --Robin- son, Illiargaret' Robinson, Graec (A); Smith, Vera (A). Na; 6°-Coletouob; (First-class honors marked (A), 2nd class honors marked (IB). !Highest totals: Exeter' !narked (E) •Goderich (IG), Reading, A, Burke 43 (G); E. !Skinner 441(E). (Spelling, D, Middleton 49 '(IG)„(Rids Gingerich 50' ,(E). Writing, 1. (Carrick 42 (G); A. Literature, Stone 49 E .D,Middle- ton i ton 98 (G); M. Cornplitt 91 (E)). (Composition, I. • 'Carrick and G. Moore 73 (IG); '141, Tainan 85 (E). Geography, E. ,Farrier 93_ (G); 'Rich, Bedard and Erwin Gingerich 93 (E). Arithmetic, B,'(Seeds, Jno, 'Curran,' V. Martin, Ai. (Naftel 100 (G); M. Cann, Ai. "Coward, 31, Dick, Erwin Ginger- ich 100 (E). History, M. Naftel 94 G;3 ' oanli E Grammar, ( ), �. C pm 95 ( ), Gam a, McKinley Phar mage 98 (G); Rich, Bedard and 'Reibt: Houston 98 (11). Totals -Madeline Naftel 636 (G); Marjorie 'Camplin 648' ('E). Unsuccessful candidates shall notify the ptblic school inspector before Aug. 18 in appealinte for a re -reading of their :answer papers as specified in the regulations, 'Certificates of_ sac; cessftil candidates will be sent to the teacher or secretary of the board, GODFIRILGI-I: Central School - Campbell, B, (B); 'Castle R. (13); Cur - wen R. 0A); reentan'At (1B);'Hotn- ey, D, (B); (Huston. M. (A) James, W, (A); iL"uinington, C. (A); Mac- Kinnon, M ('B); 'Moore, 'C,; Middle- ton, D. (A); Osbaldeston,�A.; 'Par- sons James ((B); ,Ross, •Geo, Shear- do'wn, J.; ,Shephard, M. (A); Wilkins, H, (B); Waithwiaite, Oliayeon; Parsons, John (.B), Victoria School - Atkinson, Dora; Bell, D. (A): •Bloomfield H. (A); Bridle,'H. (A); 'Carrick,' I. (A); (Cornfield, E. A).; Deer, 'M, ('A); Drennan, E.; El- liott, E•; -Jenner, ea. (B); 'Johnston, H.; 'Johnston, J.; Lawrence, P. !Lune. by, 1W.; MacDonald, J.; Mackay; L; McCreath, B.; McMahen, J. (A); Naftel, 31, {A); Naftel, J, (B); Prid- dle 3. (IB); Proctor W.; Riley, D. (B); Robertson, V. 0B); ;Sanders, A. 13); Thomson, .F,; 'Walters, R. (IB));' Weiland, P. (13); Wilson, M. (B); Wilson, W. 'Worrell, R.; Atkinson, A.; !Drennan, R.; Jo'linston, I.; Murn- e R.; Allen, Frank. St. Peter's School-Gnaf, L. (A); Jeffrey, E.; Melo, E. (B); •O'Brien, E. (+A); Page, Tidos. (4); Tobin, 1D. (4); Webb, W. QB); Webb, A, (A). EXETER: 1Burke, Wm.; Cann, L. M.(A); Chambers, W. J. 1B); Col- lingwood, R.; Cornplitt, Marjorie ,A); •Creech, R (B); Dearing, M. (A); Dinney, M. R. (A); Ellerington, T. (A); Fraser, R.; :Freckleton, J.. (1B); Heywood, H.; Hockey, K. (B) ; Kers- lake, H. (B); Kestle, Vera ('A); Mc- Donald, L.; McInnis, N.; Penhale, G. ('R); Piln, M. (A); Pomfret, L. (A) ; Sims, M.; 'Stanbury, H. (A) ; Ste- wart, F. (A); Stone, A. (A); Taman., M. (A). 11•Iensall-!Brock, G.; Dat'grs, 1. (B); Drummond, B.; ,Hemphill, `H.; Hig- gins A. (A); 'Hoggarth, I.; Houston, R. (A); Hudson, 1H.; Little, E.; -Mac- Kay, M. (13); McDonald, F. (A); Passmore, G.; .Skinner, E,; Spencer, M.; Workman, M, (A), Bayfietd- Mackay,.Ella, Seeds, Bernice (A). !Crediton-,Fehner, D.; Feltner, He Finkbeiner, H. (A); Lillow, K. (IB), Dashwood --Guenther. Ervin; Hayter, Reta CB), Grand Bend---Des'arddne L. (5); Greene, B.; 'Greene, M.; Pol- lock, F. (A); Patterson, R.; Ravelle V. Pentland, Dungannon -Anderson, H.; e.aer.; Reede, Allan: Young, Anne. Mt Carmel-Hogan, Ai.; ...Mahoney, J.; Regan. M. Kingsbridge -•Courtney, V, (A): Dalton, G. (A); Hogan, C. (,B); Martin, V. (A), Winchelsea -Bacon. D.; Coward, M. GB); Delbridge, D. (13): Johns. Al, (A). Zurich -Bedard,' R. (A); Ducharme, G (B); Farwell, L, (8); Fleischauef•, A.; .McKinnon, 12.'(B); Schwalm, N. (B); Schwalm, V. (A): Stade, 'He Willett, I. ('A): Yungblut, E, (3B).' Ashfield -No. 1 -Crawford, E.; Lednot; Mary. No. 3 -MacGregor, A.; o Duncan, No. 4-. ac'Detn- Simpson. a can, '\i ald, Catherine. No. 5 -Anderson, C.; Gardner, Cecil. No. 6 -Culbert, Cora. No, 7 -'Gilmore, :Frances; Gilmore, T Margaret. Ao. 9 - Anderson'Thos, (13); Blake, Bernice (A); Blake. Win- nifred (13): Curran, John (B); Cur- ran, James; Hackett, Mary (B). No, 10-4Lane, Wintafred. No. 13 -Cran- ston, N.S.: Phillips, P. L.; Thomp- son, Rena A. (B). No. 15 -Grant, Jean (A): MacKenzie, Mary. No.17- Brown, Wm.: Johnston, Marion. Colborne -No. 1 --Errington, ,Roy; Errington, Ruby. No. ,.2 --Good, M. 1.; Jewell, E.; Penman, Eva, No. 3-' Houston, Mary; Robertson, Isabel, No. 5. -Horton. Elia; Hunter, Jean (8). No. 7 --'Durst, Norman, No. 8- :Allin, R. J:; Million, M. E. (B); Mit- chell, C. E.; Mitchell, M. R. No. 9 - Quaid, Erle (B). Goderich Township -!No. 1 -Moore, Bernice. No, 2-iHo1•mes, Marion. No,, 3 -Huller. E. OB)'rMair, J, Osbatdes- ton, Te, (B); Potter, Norma; Tre- vsartha, Norma (A). No. 5=Burke,. Aileta. No. 6 -McAllister, E.; Oke, Po • M.(13); Sowerb 'Flor- ence. M„ Porter. Y, 0--Evane, . Miller, No,Evan's Jean (L): Yeo, Harold (8). ..Ha Se . No. 1 !Bedard Madeline Y P r -i (A)' Cari•iveau, 1 steric (A); Du tB Ducharme, Nap- oleon Cecilia (8); D IB. 2 (A); Tomlin; :Oscar (8). No, e 13 ' Tirane -iRusSell,, A•Qargai t ( ). Y, R.; Teichner, T+.; Triebner, D. No, 3 - Richardson, Ruth. No. 6 -Barwell, Priscilla (8); Gingerich, Elda (A). No, 8-•Waiper, Norman, No, 10 - Dick, Grace; Dick, Matgarot ('B); McEwen, Hugh (A), No. 11-S'ntith, Gordon. No, 12 -Burmeister, Greta (A); Druar, A. (B); Horner, G. (IB). GIFTS that PLEASE: for All Qccasions J. A Weslcoft Diamonds - Wedding Rings ,Jewellery Repairing a Specialty • PHONES -- "tore � 64W Res. 6i4J r✓ centre is: "' oich - e Gd er Madeline Naftel 636, Exeter -+Marjorie .Complin 648. Heifsail-(Mabel Workman 614, Bay- field -1B entice 'Seeds ay=field-1Bernice'Seeds 575. Belgrave- V'elnxa Wheeler 578. Crediton -Helen Finkbeiner 582, Dasthwood-,Florence Pollock 578. Dungannon - Bernice Blake 592. Kintail-Vivian Courtney 569, St. Helens-lIsobel: Miller 617. Varna -Jean Campbell 497. Winchel- sea -Margaret Johns 584. Zurich - Ella Gingerich 607. 1111111101. 4V /pp II, • ede I =. = SAVING money is not really hard. EA little persistence at first, of course, .. Regular visits to rhe teller ... But very soon, saving becomes almost auto- matic. And then the glow of self satisfaction as you realize your savings are growing into capital. Whoever you are ... Whatever your plans for the future. Make now an earnest effort to save .money for your final success depends upon it. Put by regularly as close to ten per cent, of your income as possible. But save something even if it's only a dollar or so each payday. One dollar is enough to open an account at the Province of Ontario Savings Office. Extra business hours are an added con- venience for you in this institution and the government guarantees the safety of your savings. • .All monies -may be withdrawn without notice and business can be transacted by,iltfd Pi ma .sited, TORONTO BRANCHES: Car. Bay & Adelaide Ste,. Car. Danforth & Fenwick Ayes.; Co,'. University & Dundas St. OTHER BRANCHES AT: Aylmer, Brantford, Hamilton, Newmari et, Ottawa, Owen Sonad, Pembroke, Searorth,. St. Catharines, 9t, Mary's, Walkerton, Woodstock. 8eafor'th ,Branch, .1. M. McMillan, Manager Hones 9.3o a.m. las fi.m, Saturday 9so a. m, 10 5 O. rn. 7 sn. tb ono ;h.,n PROVINCE of EVERY otP0c176141n HEADOFF3C'E A7INGSOFlPiCE 5 QUEENS PARIS, 49 7 ''11911119111111111111119 1111E