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Home My WebLink AboutThe East Huron Gazette, 1892-07-07, Page 4Wroxeter SchoolReport. - ` The following is the -report of the 'Wroxeter Public School for the month • ,of. June: NAME. DAYS. MAnxs, Fifth Class. (Obtainable, 300_.) 18 240 19 ::200 19 190 19 175. Hazlewood, Ed...... 18 173 Smale, Alberta.... 19 160- Miller, Richard... 10 25 Sen. Fourth. (Obtainable, 200.) 19 167, 19 145 18 135 19 134 19 130 19 110 19 109 15 102 17 84 15 82 Jun. Fourth. (Obtainable, 200.) ;Lackie, Crosbie 19 160 Moore, W. H Hazlewood, Lydia • Allen, Elsie Mitchell, Bessie 'Thompson, J. M Rae, George Henry, Gertie Rae, Robert Rae, J. R Allen, Sarah Sanderson, Mary McMaster, Cecil Morrison, Letitia Brawn, Laura Simmons, B ;Brawn, Harry Ha;,lewood, Lottie Leckie, Wallace Jones, Lottie is 150 19 125 17 99 13 93 10 19 Sen. Third. (Obtainable, 200.) Robison, Kate 19 190 _Henry, Norman 19 187 Hazlewood, Mary 16 172 -Elliott, Azala... 19 153 Rae, Allen 19 144 Lee, Charles 19 138 Orr, Fred 18 135 ' Elliott, Alban 19 133 • =�ii'ibson, Edith 19 .182 Playford, E 17 125 Willits, Albert 17 104 Cameron, R 17 - 102 Davidson, M 16 93 :Walden, W 19 86 .Sanderson, C 14 76 Playford, Libbie 11 57 -Willis, Maggie 10 48 Jun. Third. (Obtainable, 190.) - ;Thynne, E 19 166 Ireland, P 19 147 .Miller, M 17 134 • Rae, Willie 16 106 ` DQorrison, H 19 94 Hazlewood, H . 14 90 Average, 102. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. Junior Third. . (Obtainable, 435.) Vogt, Jennie 19 ' 361 Miller, Maggie... 324 McLean, Willie 320 :Willis, Geo 806 • Playford, Millie 294 Gofton, Maud 19 284 • amshaw, Maud 14 252 Sage, Eddie 16 160 Kaake, George • 7 140 Senior Second. Obtainable, 418.) - -Rae, Hugh 19 380 ,Cameron, Maggie 19. f380 Thyme, Alice... 19 380 Hemphill, Alvin 18 878 .Thompson; Fanny 19. 361 -Willits, Barbara 18 806 Lee, Willie 19. 285 - McMaster, Eddie.. 13 273 i Henry, Howard........ • 17 238 • Rae, David 11 •. - 281 12 144 18 16 17 14 Egmondville. Kehee was attended to i by a physician and is -now nearly re- covered. Mr. John Austin, of Ashfield, near Goderieh, has been appointed to. the railway mail service as relieving clerk,' running between : Stratford and Wier - ton. PERTH. John French, a prisoner in the Strat- ford jail, inade his escape on Monday morning of last week. He had been sent down from Mitchell and was serv- ing.a term of five months for wife -beat- ing. He had put in about two months out of the five. Nearly all kinds of crops in the vicin- ity of St. Marys are excellent. The re - vent rains did very little harm,althongh peas and late oats in low, heavy soil are slightly damaged. Fall wheat and other grain- crops never looked better. Hay, fruit and vegetables bid fair to be above the average. Seed Potatoes. I HAVE on hand a supply of JACKSON- Pots- " - at which I will sell potatoes are of aharrdySouthern vari- ety,.have proven to be heavy, prolific yielders in this climate, and were almost entirely free from rot last season. Toe quantity is limited so come early. J. R. WILLIAMS,. r'ord wjch1 holler . Mi11s4Er • '�iLror� GAzrr.:. WILSON Baos., Props.' First --class Manitoba Wheat Flour manufactured and always kept in Stock and sold in any quantities. FLOUR per cwt. $2 25 to .$2 50 BRAN., . per ton. 14 00 SHORTS per ton. 16 00 Special attention given to GRISTING, which isdone on the shortest possible notice. Highest Price Paid for Grain. The mill is fitted throughout with the very best roller pro- cess machinery and appliances and we are confident of being able to give perfect satisfac- tion. PATRONAGE SOLICITED. WILSON BROS. WOOL, ANTZD. Listowel Woollen Factory. Highest Prices Paid. Cash or Trade. Largest 0 Wool 0 Market 0 in Ontario. Everybody come and see our tremendous big stock in all kinds of woollen goods which we offer at bottom prices for cash or in exchange fer wool. gv) dud PreA�'oc, We have never been so well fitted and equipped for a wool season's business as at the present one, and have never felt so completely confident of our ability to serve you with the- best of goods at bottom prices. A. specially attractive feature of our new lines of Flannels, strictly NEW STYLES, far surpasses any wool season yet. FINE WOOL .SCOTCH SKIRTINGS. we.are:the only woollen factory new offered to the trade.) y y in Canada that make this line of goods and offer them forr one- half the price you pay in the city of Glasgow. W 1 Nt Q We wish to warn the farmers not to be deceived by shoddy peddlers going through the country selling dishonest goods. We have no pedlars handling our goods and they can only be bought by dealing direct at the factory. Roll Carding, Spinning and Manufacturing, Tweeds, Flan- nels, Blankets, &c, Thanking our numerous customers for their past favors, would beg to say comeand bring your neighbor to see -Our stock, as you will be highly pleased to see goods so low'm price. You will find us ready to give the most prompt and careful attention to all. B. F. BROOK & SON. • Stokes,, Mabel - Junior Second. - (Obtainable, 380. . Miller, John 19 - 344 Sanderson, Willie 18 324 Weldon, Waiter 17 - - 823 4artin, Nina • 11 209 Baker, Lizzie 8 152 .Rae, John - 6 114- . ,Senior Part II. (Obtainable, 361.) : Montgomery, Robt 19 342 $lack, Scott 19 840 Elliott, Arens 19 ' 335 Ireland, Lyal - ..18 320 Hazlewood, Nettie 18 315 Smith, Mary 19 .315 Morrison, Austin.:.... ... 18 300 lyillis , Lizzie... 9 - 130 Junior Part II. (Obtainable, 380.) Cameron, Mabel 19 361 McFarlan, Teenie... 18 324 Jones, Fred.....— . . . . ... 17' 32 €illis, John. :.17 28 Webster,, Fred....,.... 19': F. E. Moonn, E €4'*zF.aVE0Spri Fordwich Drug Store A S PENCE, M. D., Proprietor. A FULL ME OF J. C. BELL, Manager. Drugs and Druggists' Supplies, Stationery and Fancy Goods, P&PER. In endless - variety and at every price. 1FEICH80 1160 1101tI VIERIIG$t A: axR:l]fd -1 E4'cxwa . D6.1.4- on c r sF DRi The Newsiest Local . Paper in North Huron. Published every Thursday -AT-- Gorrie, Ont., - A splendid staff of able cor- respondents in every part of this section. $1 Per YEAR or less than 2o. a week. Job t'iflhIg. We have a splendid printing outfit, including the very latest faces , of type, the most modern appliances, - Fast Job Presses. o: Fine Roger TXpe. We can turn out Wedding Cards, Calling Cards, Business.Cards, Bill Heads, . Letter Heads, Blank Headings, Insurance Policies, Pamphlets, Circulars, Hand -Bills, Fosters, Streamers, or : anything in the printing line in the ` neatest styl of the art, and NITTEt Ing Scot Millinery. Our Millinery Department grows in popular favor every season. Ily Because use we keep the newest goods, made up in the most artistic styles. There must be taste or there'll be trash no matter what you pay for it. I'1 e Goods for summer wear are coming forward. The choicest goods are taken first. Eome early and get .the best. Dress Goods We have the newest shades and most popular effects in dress goods. We call especial attention to our black and colored all -wool Henriettas from 4.0c. per yard upwards. Tweeds, Coatings, etc. We show the best goods and best values. If you want a spring suit or overcoat you will make a mistake if you pur- chase without inspecting our stock. Cotton Good.. Anticipating an advance in price in all lines of cotton goods as a result of the recent combination of manufactur- ers, we have bought largely in cottonades, denims, shirtings, grey and white cottons, etc.; we are headquarters for these goods. Groceries. - In this line we keep the highest grades of goods at the lowest possible living prices. - Teas. -We give the Tea trade especial attention. Our Japan at 4 - and 3 lbs. fo $1 cannot be excelled. We have cheaper and dearer lines but these are leaders. WORD IN CONCLUSION : Some think us dear because we will not COME DOWN in the price ofour goods. It is not onr way of doing business. We mark all our goods in plain figures and sell at one price to all. The poor mates (! is as good to as as the rich man's. We cannot see any- other honest way of doing busi- ness. Our past experience convinces us that a majority of the_public appreciates fair dealing and goods as they are represented. the wearer but a pleasure to every one who admires s them -the boots, we mean. „And'they Ana .cheap.; gens' suppers iimusualli laxfie and. choice The Highest Market Price Paid for Farm Produce. - In the most ° r'.son- able_' :es' wear of all kinds is now displayed on our (T-or?s! -fIOtise, Gorr -let - Ont. ord, Poaggl viroaken pliasts BtC: Store; for #lie mos4 satisfying article a THE PA A Gala Gath lt`s;eat Speeche and a M ' The Patrons to feel proud o tended their grove on the w on Friday last, was all that co ing jest clouds to prevent Old uncomfortably breeze made woods delightfi The committ in preparing grounds so tha+ have numberec not only greete the "Welcome' trance on a lar; derbrush had there was comf the grove, whil: platforms and enjoyment was east of the grow and lake which sirable as a pi were provided f enjoy this pasti the winding str little village an. the cozy reside eye in passing. be selected in weeks in holid. quiet restfulne5 upon the place veritable Saints' THE The great att grounds, was at in front of whip ranged for the i terested listener dom and eloque speeches were e. rogance which 1 past been heard tram, and which jure the cause. "axes to grind," the speeches sa. with an earnest best interests of society. Mr. J. T. Win District Preside and opened the well -put, spirited he not only has a subject but has speaker which my in parliament as f ative for East Hu sion of his remarl Mr. Pritchard. Organizer, who gz aging review of eral new branche but a pr3vious ort retarded the growl by his methods. Mr. Jas. Mitche address in his usu information and closely listened t plauded. He wasfollowe dent Miller, of GI close attenticn of out his powerful a to agriculture, mi the forest, as the sneers of wealth farm being the gr ight to a full sha: He urged the enc facture for the sa —all should go building up bf the present agricultur fall share of the b have been formed the farmer. HP bines should be m the part of the fa politically and oth should make no w and there is not warranting this and the merchant hand; the principl watchword that wi and get the very c gains while bin ing the cordial r farmer and the re when the merchant the Patrons' princil ified and pleased w rons.strike at thc pressive combines t comes necessary to they were prepar step. $e spoke in manner and took hi a4tplanse. Grand -President worth, was the lie is a rapid, =has an emphaLc w arguments that ca -victi - ns-aud enth I - s4waded right in" II.is sub