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"Experienc e
Counts"
JOU have more
confidence in deal-
ing with a -man who
has had a wide
Practical experience
WM. F. CHIIPM7LN
of the Monumental Works, has
wow=a ,- ...• over Forty years pructioal
experience.
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Watch For Our Special :! in Display in (Our
Window. POI Will, Be Special on Saturday
The Palm of perfection
is held out to all who would
possess a box ,If „in• wrests
Nothing tram/comas the euocul-
eat e•xeoilenoe of
!/ l res a lf-.made Oanddy
hltl=h. heree, One taste of one
/lately rv,11 dispel the most hor-
rid e ,,, et tite blies and ec :wee
ineta,otly lib appear at i e lit
taste, 1t )t,,rioction pt:reb.ri
111.1.
1111V :;hus for your girl; :f
you a,'u't. gruels other fellow will.
Thursday slay - °i gy Satfur
The Incomparable
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"OUR MRS. aLSNEY
A Romance of Modern Business
in Five Delightful Acts
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"The Path ofPrils"
5th Chapter of
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Thursday Evening
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MONo9 TUE, WED, - WALLACE REID
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e1. IT7 1*I49, ZDTAy, APRIL '211 q91$1.50per yejt
Sealorfh 'Public School
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Sr. Fottrtlr-'Total 75(1; Honors 603
Pass 46p,
Eileen Toward 5,•87, Scott Chuff 5158,
Linn Marriot 667, Fred, Jackson 554,
Edwin Beattie 554, Willie Marriot 54I,
ICathlyu Rankin 236, Margaret "Mitten
den 507, Gilchrist Livingston 504, Hilda
Goldhawk 408, Frances Orioh 476, M
jorie 1VIoCuafg 493, Oarl Aberhart 47
Allen Reid 471, Jennie Reeved 457,
Erie Stewart 45r, Florence °homney 450
Harold Peterson 442 Harry DLII 434'
Thelma Johnston, 430, Abhie Seip 429•
Grano Petlliak 421, Etta Smith 421,
Anuie Brodie 420, Arthur Anoint 420•
Robert Charters 409, Donald Maclray,
408, Ronald Mackay 406. '
Junior Fourth -
Total 55o; /3011011r8 413; Pass 330.
Ina Layton 411, Fred. Orich 400, MI
jorie•Biokell384, Keith Lamont 36
Evelyn Peterson t'62, Keith Stodgi
360, Scott Hahlrirk, 355, Wilfred -, Smit
342, *Eva Pee 341, Viueant Patterson
341, Arthur Burrows 340, Dorothy Kent
301, Fred Scott 277, Glair Merner 263.
Asterisks indicate uumberof examine -
Siena missed, A, A. Naylor, Principal.
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Senior Third -
Tout/ 5101; H10,11'0,2 .3; 5 Pass 3o0
�cuforC111118- Myrtle Staarlr„y 44t
1' t1,ir lie,ttto 4/3, Daisy Spain 411
Amis 111.Nay 4116,Fi Mary ' for 399
, t4, ''ey (nldkin 81 Evelynlydnt 1
+pe, Agnes St/11:11<S 111 3811, ' crier $ t" 30
hew, /(sunned .y 4
3411, Wail,. t 11
liema ,
330, ii'dgar Hrawulce. 322, ::e lel,
2010 .1-Ieeto. Hoye 2115, Violet Ram:1
22 Jeau Luso rte beta ('10.1.
199; Ah 1 x ow,,l1 187.
Junius ClasB-
Jtii,et illuli 419 hoe e h • Ire tlil„a
399, : taro:wet a a.r 328, /,1(115„;
( iievt. 330. Fra(l c ,k,: y{ „le,
e•tewne 1'71 1,-, d ,r iit .0'r 14,11
art 3511 Illtsy 5;ol t t U •lin
h.ayten 214, LveJv,i Harlem, 210. 1.-
do 8 ale r 225, Rae r r iher/ 214, El it ,-
been Charters 212 hem, i'uttl rani, 195
COmitKnight 192, 001(1 Holee 11St'',w;ll-
1,ey PnUluan 192
M. '.l , aleKay
ROOM 111
'Cotal 635;- hinaotlrs 176; Pare 381
ltubert Willis 516. .1111131 Sutherland
480, Dorothy Kt oaJak a 475; Leslie Hogg
470, Annie Egger 4ob, Jim Weir 4(54.
Jean Brodie 460, Clifton Toward 45e,
Nellie Cook 451, Saul Egger 44r, Dor-
othy Webster 406, Karl Arnett 406,
Eleanor Harries, 401, Murray Savuage.
390, Billy Sutherland 38r, Margaret
Thompson 870, Dorothy Rohinaon 369,
Fa11nio Peterson 852, *Daisy Hamilton
Elva Jefferson 347, Willie MaNay 347,
Gerald Sso;vdou 341, Helen Marshall
327, Gbrdon Goldhawk, 310, Charlie
Seed 314; Vera Hulley 31o, Maybelle
Rands 310, Jaolr Walker 294, Jack Orioh
203, Alvin Sillery 29r, John Dennison
241, Stella Ashton 232, Elsie Lowery
230, **John Powell. 229, i**HPearl
Oarnoohan 218, ***Botta Floggartb 203
*Russell Coneitt 1911•
M. 13. Habkiric.
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Rolph 2115, Olarence trod 203, George
Stiles 282, Beatrice Carnochan 270, Au-
uie FI1111oy 463, Norman Jefferson 262,
Nora Stewart 261, Prank Lamont 220,
Margaret -Beattie 211, Josephine Edge,
196, Eno. 13olm88 196, *Earl Peterson'
187, Ada Huisser 181, *Fred Willis 143
*Leslie Kuigllt 113,
Oleos I1.-
Total 375; Honours 282; Pave 225.
Mary Hays 293, Bessie Marriott 230
Rosie Cluff 222, Leslie Bateman 115,
Charlotte Powell 200, Gordon Muir ,94
- Mary Oughton 189, Louis .Faekeml 184,
Olifford Riley 181, *Jack Archibald 164
Opal Wright 140, George Charters 139 /bidet 137, *Fred Huisser 131
*Olive Walker 102. ,'
ClaseJIl--
Total 130; Honours 98; Pass 78;
Ruby Storey 1,4, Edith Bateman 11 I,
Margaret Outhnore 09, Jack Cudniere
93, Philip Egger 92, Harold Cummings
91' Bessie Cllutf 90, Harry Workman 87.
*Bernice Joynt 79, Charlie Stevenson
*Joe Hart 72, Clarence ;Stevenson 6:3.
(3. t;. Reno,
PI{IMAItY ROOK
Sr. Primary- Florence Spain, Harry
McLeod ('Thomas Govonlllck and Thom-
as Hully eonal) Kathleen Calder (Sadie
Hart, George Park, Norl( Hedging eq.)
aargaret Orioh, Whoa/red Rilcy,James
Pinder, (Elizabeth MILeau, Harold
Henderson, eq ;,Evelyn'. Grieve,
.- Junior Pritnarv- Adri11 Elbnnut;te
0.;har lie Hearne, -Charlie! • ewart eq..)
rt,„, 1 5 ti illal,oho tyolrl q i ,',11,,,,:,...
• 11 t ( i 3 ,, Nr'lsnn Clzr•' , t,I ,vu,
bni;,ht 1..r!tllt WiltsetAutde Mare..
all, bialy :';.,hili ,id, tllie Urea, 3
Mer, 1't.71!1;, -.,•e, I),.rthap 1J11kter.
Placa 1 s'.:.or t. 14ayE 1h rode 1D i;
1,n,,». .1,-thor, Pewels, .,,,,,era ;•,,,,l ,,
9,1111,01 .D=.ley, Ii.ne.(';,t i,.e .0,05
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Senior Second -
Total
econd-Total 450; Honoree .333; Pass 370
Mary Jackson 419, Bertha Grieve, 4(15,
RllaseilBorrott 396, Andrew McLean
390, Edward Rankin 391, Jean Clutl'
883, Dorothy Frost 375, Gordon Rolph
375, Nellie Barber 373, Jack Oughton
372; Bh y 13rown18e 368, Jack Frost
354, Jack 011117 348, Arthur (atnoohan,
344, Mildred Johnston 322, Margaret'
Stewart 322.
Junior Seooud-
Total 360; Honours 270; Pass 216,
Jeanette Archibald 319, Wilhelmine
Thornton, 3o9, Clarence Muir 295, Lila
Marthall 262, Laura Mole 286, Leonard
Brown 282, Anna Stevenson 275 Myrtle
Reeves 269, Margaret Thomson 266,
Inlllan Lougwortb 254, Harry PethL,k
233, Arthur Edmunds 232, Ross Wright
217, Mildred Turnbull. 2r5, Margaret
Daley 211, Margaret Armstrong 187,
Will Edgar 184, Marie McCormick r66,
Evelyn' Huisser 162' Leona Pearson 157
Beatrice Merrier 144, Alice Walker. 144,
Ida Huisser 106, Glen Smith 88, Clar-
ence Roggarth 79.
Lynne 18, Gillespie„
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First Book -
Total 375; Honours 282; Paas 225
Olaaa I-.0a>•man Naylor 325, Margaret
Toronto Lotter -
too [vffiig of Good MI*
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SEAFORTH,
Wednesday, April. 30th, 19190
8 o'clock sharp
ran
ecital
Y MR. A. T. CRAIG
assisted by The Choir
and The First Presbyterian Male Qu !a tr-tie.
(Messrs Jno. Beattie, Geo. Israel, J. G. Mu;en
and D. F. McGregor)
EXTRA!
Mrs. J. G. MUI LEN, Sedfortl:'s
popular soprano, and 'MR.
MI.LLEN wfll be heard - lei
Sargent's splendid setting of
'Say, \'Vat--hman': e\'ll;lt of the
Night. "
Admission $iclkets Twenty-five
-ffivece n
For Sale Everywhere
l The Canadian Flax Mille Limits
I $eaforth, 024, will rent a large acreage '
of sod land, Spring or Fall ploughed,
Will furnish seed free and do the seed-
rng. lamer will Aloe, disc, • harrow
and roll. - -
Phooe 151. McCormick, Aeafor+l, 212,
after ti p, in. 202. -
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Dear tittws,
i`
D"ri, wee le.1„;ii01 Whtl .t (111,
letter, wht.,0'w•1,; he tee last for 8.,1111.
time o-1 110tu d 80111• <,nt int'./ teen
i1.1111, for a spell, The mansion or
Parlial,1 -nt closed, on ' hnre4ay eve•li;,g
iaet, Therefore/wee, 011 7'e 11901 ,n1•e!
4110 Prcbibitiah 1144 4,'a for worse ; and
pertnittii a joy 1111(3e' o go at a raster
clip were, among the principal legielo-
tion transacted, it jnt ocenr8 to my
hiked that there are altogether too
many legislature in this country.
The Salvation Array had a big time
on Good Friday. Companies of 112811,
women and children front all harts of
the pity mustered at Queen's Park and
with bands and banners proceeded to.
Massey Hall where a monster Holiness
meeting was held. It took the proces-
sion thirty-five minutes to 1211813 a given
point and'itwee a pretty and inspiring
eight, Piety and Patriotism were so
nicely blended.
There was some ewnmotion iu the
oity on Wednesday morning last when
it was discovered that one McCullough,
1Vlle wasullder a eentera08 of death for
murdering a policeman had made his
08cap8 from prison too /tight before.
The guard says he 1011,14 doped by some.
thing put 01 his coffee. There are
101117 auspicious elr1clmetanuee II; con'.-
ne11tln11 with the weep^, The murdered
-1uan, Frank }'Villi me, was a native of I.
Heron, being brought up et Clinton,
where his family connection reside. A
sevag0 criminal is again at large in
society,
It is remarkable how- trines have
ahang00 I read in '111th Newt of soft
wood 12 11,011128 long, /lusted at $4.00 a
cord. Away bank about forty years
ago for two or three winters in 8110588-
81011, I hauled maple and beach wood
through the pitch holes, a distance of
twelve miles. This wood was four feet
long and I just got two dollars a cord at
the Salt blook for the same in Seaferth,
Times have certainly changed.
J. J. I,
Wise and experienced mothers know
when their children are troubled with
worms and lose no time in applying
Miller's.Worm Powders, the moat effec-
tive vermifuge that can be used. It
is absolute in clearing the system of
Worms aua restoring those conditions
without which there can be no com-
fort for the 'child, or Hope' of robust
growth. It is the moot trustworthy, of
worm exterminators,
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BUFFALO LAUD FERTILIZER
Have jiiet received 8 Ohipmint of
Buffalo dienolred Phosphate.
01330re taken and terms arranged at
H. 'EDGE'S. Hardware Stere.
H. CILLI;ERT,
Egrnontiville,
A R. -o1 Asthma1'.=!haft 13r, 2, 0,
Kellogg's Asthma Pt toady 1,ae never
been advertised by extravagant state -
meets. it1 31,{'11➢e Gree renew. rat 1)31
13,,101 d, when jiodeol ('2 the 4/110,1-58 11111 0)1
iC pi'llt2/1/25. , -. heal relief and
$(errlla0rr.t brit' -t : r 1111 -11,,9 buy this
r1 de and ver 1 t 1(11 d iene
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designs. Table Oilcloths
.18$8 and in very pleasing
and
Stair Cloths
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