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I Will be ancePted for 1.92,5 as specified in tPla,ra Form 14," tettlY filled.in and certified by the teacher. Central School, Goderich. Aeheen, -Madeline (A); Bowler, Norman (A); Graham, Herbert (A); Oraliam, Joseph; Henelersen, Do - deity .(B); Larder-, Wilfred,: eBee Mce •Creatb Delete; MeDeinatl,, Marguere e- Z,11,;:i, 7' ,•:. el •. Mele, Whetineyeneleobele -• ieffiee. S K.:etlit'ti;k,'117Ft.ella4)11411): --(B);' Fick; - . . •._ •.tituan.464a?„1:141-------------1 !' ..014 4-T, r.,.,M),)-11eit 1.'NN.46e:-5":. re)571%e47;eCe,"I; e-P17Rernaut117 e. •,..4e,,,,,,,:s ,.. ..,.• ee • „ • -e.e.e, Wetee- _ lee< SteeleeGnta -• Nenefe-Pieieee Bet*, -Lee, eitereae•- . , No, S -Alton Frnnk; Feat : PetleB7 e e • • „ t112B,ei ,E eebe, rteone , hrestme, , le ; •e • • e No; 'fiLjetvell.,:- he'. (). - •• eee " • ' • ' -e•7 c -i.:. • 4ti'7Vti411141* .. . . . . • -s,...s... , . 1‘10,.„14--e .. emeeeeJeeehel •(13)e , 5Leellefide Bertiectie Cox, Ray- , No. Mend; ardnr, 6-Ca1lel1, Marion; • MeIlvvain, Esther (A). - 8 -Stirling, John (A); Young Kenneth (A) No. 9 -Grigg, Mary; Pearsn, Fenn- _ eetx. -No. 10---Cluff, Bessie; Cluff, John; Middleton, Hugh (B). Hay •No. 2-Greb, Gordon (A), e ' N. 4--Eab, Rena- 'Gabel, Eldon. c6Parteell, Beatrice., efe ••• (Ale; Sanderame, Mar ainte(B)e- Neelle-eAdains, Beatrie. o..-Ternbull, Jane (A); Wainer, -ee , Sandy, Pearl (B); Shear vrn011eta (B)re Warnock,' Stanley; MeVietne Alex. (A). _ Vietorie &heel, Godeich. Anderson, Norval -(B); Bannister, Nellie (13); Black; t Yelyn; Clarke, Naneye (A); Clark,Lola (A); Cook, Harry; Craddock, eLena; Edvrarels, Etyinei, May; el-emed, jack (A); Johnston, Alice -(B); 'night, Edna (A); Lgett, Mien (A); Mac- Kay, Seism; MacLeod, Nona; •MeGon- nell, Murray; McLean, Margaret (B); MeMehen, janfes; Pi' -i�, Jean (A); Freddie, Edith; Redditt, James (B); Salkeld, Sylvia (A); Shore, Gladyse Smith, Elsie (A); Thomas, Willie (B) ; Whiteside, Ethel ; - Young, Frank (B). Separate School, Goderich. Babb, HarryeeBarrow, Billy; Chis- holm,.Teresa; Geremente, Lawrence (B); Page, Augustine. - Exeter. Balkwell, Ruth .(B) ; Ghristie, earace (B); Cochrane, Grafton (A); Cole, Harry; Cox, Dorothy (A); Creech, Joseph (A); Davis, Dorothy; Davis, Marion; Dearing, Edward (A); llerington, Margaret; Fraser, Al- lan; Hamblin, Oswald; Hufhinson, Gladys; Jackson, Josep'h (A); Jen - mingle Constance; .Jennings, Rosie (A); Kay, Muriel; Kestle, Ilene • uhn, Justin (A),• Laing, Cecile -lave! son, Olive (A); Lewis, Thelma (A); Martin, Margaret (4); Payne Lfl Han (B)•, Penhale, Jean (B); Freele, Raymond (A); Seldan, Wallace (Ae; Sheere, Jean- Sims, Merna(B); Sim- mons, Melville; Skinner, Gerald (B); nell, Mabel (A); Stewart, Madeline (); Stele, Ruby (A); Wialper, Lorna. Briyfield. • Elliott, Matgaret ; Gerneinhard, Doris; Iiliggine, Lottie; Kerr, Agnes; • Lindsay, aetip; Sturgeon, George:, Weston, Fred - Crediton. Beaer, Edna (A); Finkbiner, Russel; Kuhn, -Margaret (A); Lews, Clara (A); LeWire-Meet (B); Rich- ard, Marion (B); Woghorn, Lottle (A); W*oodhafi, Hazel, (A). Dashwood Passole; Nelda; Held, Sadie; Kraft, lda; Meyer, Ruth (B); Ne -diger, Zeta; Wei; Wallace. leensaN Ben, Jehn; Lindetrfleld, Lulu; MUM, • - &ratan, Joce; Sinclair, 11. elk Smillne•eleliidree; Smith, El- d:weleVeVietsee, Ztuifie, Clare. Bend , Bossenb-OV,'lle'en Dentardepee weelaeet Zeit •leellatt''' (44,'; unton. (B). Whicheleen *Ilea; Seyveoed. Etteelf 1.14; a'attb, Lee& (B); ,A); ittaiett, nelen; Haberate Liehattne;e„ eee Wfilerfe ,A. .. ,..aj... ... • . . , . . 11 41 4 • e Stanley • o. 1--e-Sepe �1)-Bdard, Lloyd. No: 8--eChuter, Maigarete,Seotehmer, Eleatiot (B); Taylor, Havey. Na. 4 (SeVih) - Carni, Maribell ; •Etire, Mabel (B). No: 6-Chuter,e Mary; Durran, *bere, (B)e. P.Itiott, Ruth;' John- , s.ten, Audrey (B). Neele4fnielrnt, Alfred (B). • • No. 9--Gelinas Phoebe; Manson, • • Sara; Manson, Donald. No. 10 -Hyde Howard; Ketchen, Rei- • land; inCoeterin, Frank; !Sni- der, Melvin. N. 12 -Murdock, Christina (B) ; • Murdoch, William. No: 14 -Knight, Irene.- . Stephen. Union No. e --Coughlin, Helen (A); Mahoney, Mary (B); Regan, - Huberta (B). No. 3 - Dearing, Ella ; Dearing, Greta; Jory, Leland (B); San- ders, Bernice (B). No. 4 -Becker, Gordon; Martene, Olga. No. 7 -Schroeder, Fred; Sweitzer, Evelyn. No, 10 -Brown, Maude; Hayter, Wil- lis. No. 12e -Baker, Greta. No. 14-Hay,Mabel; Hicks, Gvrendo- lyn. Usborne • No. 1-Eforton, John; James; Moir, Pearl; Oke, Retie No. 2 -Rhode, Marguerite; Steeeart, levdte o. t-Ballntne, Roy (B); Clarke, Gadin.e, Mary (B). No. 4--Coate,es Jean (A); Hunter Ila. o. 7 -Brock, Flotence (B); Brock, Norman; Jaque, Norman. No. t --Kerslake, Mary; MacQuen, Margaret (B). Wawanosh East No. 3 -Fear, Berti Walsh, Harold; Young, Marjorie. No. 6--Bodger, Nortnan. No- re --Robinson, Ross (B). No. feeelohnston Clark; Logan, Mur- ray. No. 9 -.-Arbuckle, Robert ; James, Leonar. No. 11-Beeeore Marie (B). No. 13 -Cook, Mary- Moowell, • "I rney (,&) /- eanDowein Graeme(B).. " Albert . No. r--Corbtt, Eve MIllureay, Waanosh, West No. l•-eBoele; Bernadette ; Boyl, Henry; 'ette, Wilham; Red- mnd, Theodere (B). No. 2--Pinnigan Mary; Finnigan, • Iferbeete' • 1-etteGree, Nellie, Nealet Bar- ' bara; Euphemia; St. ,Mrie, Mylis; Webeterr, Jean elteeetere, Waster A/0)4e, Char- " lea (1). *Ohl Tnettriehip Galilee, tali (); Wttle; George; Noble, George. • tatkere Ahei, . • 11 • e. fl: WIIkno 4-0 • ere e , r ais" n o^r{.•‘;‘, !1 ell careafeee fllend', A0440; •i‘afge Tweets !epee Hungr/ r4t404 'nt* to • use the,,; lerent. staiis 40' 6-06r Hawaii, kr(editiMe fa'hdeefr nte e0 boy 410 ..enees Oil stibie0s441Ste0 Ohm.' tUrdsssstbhuaits to Endneror upetingi Peeenied ;the g. ;rake high 1-lath " nicwrsing 00s00ne.- Vitile Many of the iieeeakers are of neteonal and international fam, the se •eee • local 'dlegates who i have returned to •letO Sr CLUE 'their heniett say that one of the oNe$ values of the convention came frets the contact they With -the theure sands of othee 'delegates „trona all ovr the United States; and Ceientida and the entbeeetOrne a huge sucess. f et MI eJ1y mendous crowd 'le lajurt"iheini!.P.eettLh6,i*,eiletlrrl:44.eilleeigtee‘ joyed the Water ek., ee • oo. Tber s fat sal xpected t eder. ore often ofitable re to aecep r intende ers. Ilao-Pvvo gaehere 1va.:14.34 0;1141Z Garnd *tendnei1i&i s en,r purnvPyrsMe•;Ited z4 grb�n teLithnel2in -o:vainve. .- §iafl1enthem and Opened the hot% Se teeetheta. „The eleerreng was spent irr *antes' md, dangliag and the. music win* two, Gemans gave on the ae. cordien wets 'very pleasing. -M. and 9 Mee. 14'•111<eflin, of Stratford, spent 8 Sunday 'with Mr -id Mrs. William &Olen Ms. Henry Koehler re- : tutted with thent.--Mr. and Mrs ee Witham Hoegy and family visited ” With elle and Mrs. George lioegy, Grey, on Sunday. PARTY The garden pa n by the Lion's. Club on Thur ei• eevening to mark the opening a new park, at their swimming town,thew east- ern highwa, adeoirine as a tre- sss id dancing, tre- nd all en - excellent music for. • 4 was furn- ished by the Nightelf Orchestra. The special attAI�s for the water sports were Billellastings, of ieTnhoartineiptiroo,ne Calaajiarndpi jai :rgwdhiapd Aeerltyddi. ipavivunghinnilgg- lips, Toront, spe champion, who gave:AIL interesting and instructive eiabitbch of differ- ent styles of swinemen high and fancy diving and saliffiig strokes, including the strokes-ea0 by George Young, the Cattiliria- Tnnel swim- mer. The races, in whichele number of young people from ethe'etovre took part, were quite interang. The winners were: Boys, senior--LesliBatrnan, Lorne Pinkney. melee of 010,y,elanes streets and 'e - (faired ow lentrante tiventy-five min- ute6li pas given point. Hon. Vie Donahey, ,goveriior a the State of Ohie, headed -the Parade and. review- ed it, together with W. R. Hopkins, eite, Manager of Cleveland. .• -- • The outstanding -series of addresses were given at the Quiet Hour service every morning at eight o'clock by the Ren Dr. William Hiram Foulkes, of Newark, N. J.,. on the teme: "Youth and the Pathways to Life." These were deeply spiritual.' The keynote convention speech was given at the opening session by the Rev. Dr. Daniel A. Poling, of New York, who was elected president of the move- ment at the convention at Portland two years ago and re-lected at Cleveland. The keynote was soutid- ed with the slogan: "Crusade With Christ." In part, Dr. Boling said: "Personal allegiance to arid accept- ance of Jesus Christ" has defined the spirit of our programme for the past year. By the unanimous vote of the representatives of the denominations and commissions, whose delegates sit in this conventien, it has leen made the legend of our plans for the two years just ahead. Pemonal accept- ance of and allegiance to Jesus Christ! Crusade with Christ! The two- are one! To go with Him in His world - saving way, we must be with Him. Beyond all creedal statements and in- cluding them, this trumpet is the challenge to be Christians and "to do Whatever He would like to have DS do." Here our programme stands or falls. Here enters victory or defeat. We can do all things through Christ. We can only fall without Him. "For me, Evangelism is first. Youth needs pre-erninently not technical ed- ucation, but an informed and vitaliz- ed heart. Out of the heart are the issues of life. Organize in personal evangelism. In our union activities let us come alongside the city federa- tions of Churches to participate in visitational evangelism and let no pastor ever fail to have in congrega- tional evangelism the one hundred per cent. loyalty and participation of his Christian' Endeavorers. Bible stud i classes and mission study class- es, as well as classes definitely or- ganied _to study personal work, should be dedicated to- the supreme business of Winging young and old into personal acceptance of and al- legiance to Jesus •Ohrist. We -must have our part in sheing to it that Christian education is unfalteringly and pre-eminently Christian." A SUGGESTION TO BEEF RAISERS Beef cattle raisers are realizing a period of better prices for their pro- duct. The priee cycle heel been a long time at the bottom of its normal cuvve but would appear to be on the up swing. Unfortunately, the ixievit- able turn for the better has found many farmers unprepared to step in anci take advantage ol the existing conditions. Feeder buyers -are finding that the supply of feeding cattle for Ontario Urals is limited. It has been possible in past years to buy western bred etteekers and feeders in almost any • quantity and of desirable quaity. With the volume ..of theerange cattle biisisiees„ of tint eeonthwestern states being curtailed by dOnditions well known to Meet feedete and with the demand f� r feeeehefeettetite -from the o•rn belt tstaeeS.beconting stronger each year, the 'Cane -Anne West isfind- ing no difficulty in disPosiug Of all its feeders to those markette Ontatio farmers who consider therin selves and their farms adapted to finiAring beef cettle veil/ do well to study the business in its erdsting COB. ditions. They veil lekely arrive at the conehision that in order to main - tan their business on a paying hues they. Tenet save theie likely heifene e and eoveS, nee ketillebred beef type teve- buil end thus make theft oten feed. exele Previa eices are tempting and top itAiOr p604, Seeing heieers are e ether/. Atra a, *fa '104 t 004 th.eir nattnet, NM' At . • nipr- :.$: 4.11 0 • Juniors -S. Rennie, 60, rchibald. Raft race-Rennieee ibald, Mc- Lean, Hodgins, Sills ,an llicLeod. Tub race -A. Calell exlin Cardno. Girls' tub rac exel Beattie, Mary Archibald. fi4"t4' Free for all -Leslie Batemn, Jack Wright. eee Girls, Senior -Mabel Bateman, Pearl Reeves. . • lunior-Mabel Bateman, Mary Archibald. Kiddies' wading race- Nellie Reeves, Irene Abrhart. • Girls' raft face -le -en Rankin, Rose Blackburn, Edna Bateman Irene Aberhart. Girls' open diving - Margaret O'Hanley, Helen Rankin. Special diving -Grace Pree, Rose Blackburn, Norma Hable Orie of the special features was the exhibition of dancing given by Miss Flora Murdock, af Detroit, granddaughter of R. Murdock, ot Brucetheld. Fine music was furnish- ed by the Seaforth Highlanders Band. CHIS EMI U It ST Death of Mrs. William Kinsman.- We- are sorry to recrird the death of Mrs. William Kinsmana life long resident of these parts and who for the past year has been in the West in the interest of her health. She was staying at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs, J. Whiteman, ht -after all medical skill and careful. nursing could do she passed peaeeftelly away. Her remains were brought -to her home here and interred iii Herman Union Cemetery on Sundaylast. The floral tributes were numerous and very beautiful. The husband and family have the sincere sympathy of the whole community in the loss they have sustained. Among the from a distance who attended the .funeral were -Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth McLeod, of _Parkhill; Mr. and \fee. • Robert Dalrymple, of Moose -Tires,. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pateron. McKILLOP North East Notes --Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koehler and family spent Sun- day last at Stratford with friends. - Me. and Mrs. William Hoegy and chil- dren and Mr. Clarence etagere visited their sister, Mrs. William, Gross in Ffullett, Sunday a week ego. - Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Staskoef and Mr. and Mrs. William Stoskapf. of Pullarton were visitors with Mr rind. Mrs. Chae. Regele on Sunday of last s'iSeek„-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Steinneher and chil- dren, of Stratford, were vieritinia here end took Mrs. Henry Koehler back with them for a week _41104 Elsie Speiglef, of Sebringville. Mrs. R. Kahle last week and Mrs. Otto Rudeselle and rhildren were at Mrs. H. Rapeins on Sunday' last week. Mrs. Redeselle and cili:Itm had spent a Week there - Mr: '-and Mrs.s Fred Hoegy and ehildreriespent Sun- day taSt Week with Mr. met/Wis. Wm. Clete et Stratford.- -William Hartmier and Mrs. A. J. Huether and chilren, of Morristown. 'etnmed to theie hoxne on Wednesday after visit- ngethie daughter and Oaten Mrs. Chetleee: Eggert.-Revtele, 'Keller - Mere of Tavistock, preaglied a eery able \er/lion in the •; menden; Cheiteh here on Sunday evening. He apooinpanled here hy Ifin son and two eltineeliterse-This conitinnity was hbeeitedeinel grieved to earn oe the 4,1 tt"the, eld p„of on Beim At tt41. it,„•• Our s la, eXe . 1 STAFFA Notes. -Mr. end Mrs. F. C..0"Brien of Ridgetewn, are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. O'Brien. - Mrs.. Cooper, daughter and grandson have returned , to their home in Medina, N. Y., after a pleasant visit with their relatives, Mrs. F. O'Brien, Mr. Ed. and Miss Jennie Treffry. As they came by motor they had a very' enjoyable trip and were enthusiastic over the beautiful scenery and Merely crops they viewed along the way. --- Mr.- Arthur Treffry and wife, of Flint, called on relatives here recent- ly. -Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. F. O'Brien and Mr. F. C. O'Brien spent Sunday afternoon at Grand Bend. -Haying which has been almost at a standstill on account of the wet weather, has brightened up considerable, and we are in hopes the farmers will now be able to take care of the crop. -The W. M. S. of the United Church are holding an ice cream social on the church lawn on Friday evening, July 22nd. An excellent programme will he given in the church. -The Women's Institute will :hold their regular meeting at the home of Miss Willa Sillery on Tuesday evening, July 27th. Please note the change to Tuesday. WA LTON Notes. -Miss Gladys Day and Frank are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Neal. -Donald Young, of Mitchell, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Youiij -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sohier and family motored home to Simcoe Sat- urday last, after a lengthy visit with Adolph Sohier. -Russell Ferguson has' returned to Toronto after his vaca- tion with his relatives in the village.' -Murray Johnson, of Blyth, is with M. Fingland for his summer vaca- tion -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller mot - red to Hamilton Saturday. ---Charles Bateman, of Seaforth, is visiting at R. W. floy's.----Miss Vera Gardiner spent the weck end with. :YlcKercher---Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cummings spent Sunday at Brure- field-Miss Ruby Young visited her friend, Miss Janet Finnigan, of Eg- mondville.-Jackie Craig, ofi Myth, is visiting at William Sholdice•s- Jean Knox, of Detroit, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William Woods -Mrs. Kenneth dc -Lean and daughter, Jean, of Tilson, Man, and- Miss Elsie Mc- Cutcheon, of Regina, Sask.. are visit - in their sister, Mrs h klexan scelefflf • ingethe 4Orrilleee *IfilStier hint; cate0000.:-*; .ho has been 'ennitte "ttei Enmmeree.. is reiieveug lelyth.• Myes, Mitbell is * new teez -Mr- and Mrs. R. •Celelehen Rent M. , e , 414 aa Beta and Crika spent Suneayenteth, leir. mid Mrs. P. Hack -well, of Male Charles McGan and Artie* are now busily engaged helping Th, ns - e11 Barrows off with leis hay.. -M. and Mrs. Caxence' Hudie and so, Harold, spent Sunday with friends in Seaforth.--Mr. Hugh Rinn, of Wal,' ton, and Miss Mildred Collis, Of At- wood, spent Sunday 3vith frends' in Stratford. -Mr. Andrew Coutts ba just finished having a well drilled on hi/se:de-ft.-Mr. Will Blake who is en- -gaged for this season with Isaac Me - Gavin, is not in very good health at present. We wish for his speedy re coeeer.-Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hernia - ley, Vera and Harvey, oe Staffa, and Miss Florence Cooper, of Seaforth, spent Sunday at J. N. Campbell's. - Mrs. J. Barrows, of McKillop, is spending a few days with friends at Walton. -Mrs. W. C. McEachern of Grey, called on friends on Tuesday. - Miss Maude Ferguson and Mr. Wil- liam Neal returned Tuesday after a visit with friends at Port Albert. -,- We are glad to see Mr. Thomas Clark able to be out again after his recent illness. -Miss Annie Harris, of Pres- ton, is visiting Mr. John Harris and friends here. -Mrs. Marg. Scott, of Ilderton, returned home Saturday af- ter visiting a morith with relatives. - Mr. Batten, of Monkton, left for Blyth Thursday, Mr. George Badley returning from his holidays. - Miss Mary Shortreed was in Toronto on Friday. BRUCEFIELD Berry's Cheap Stere—Here Is where you g.et quality at the right price. Try Macklins Bug Kilier. 13c per pound; best quality Pant. regular $140, or $1.19 quart, cash: Sal, for salting hay and stock 60e per cwt. F. H. Berry, Brucelield. 8110-I Announcement. -Mrs. W. D. Wil- son, Brucefield, announces the en- gagement of her granddaughter, Lil- lian S. Knox, to Mr. George Durant, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Durant, of Meaford, the marriage to take place in August. Death of Miss Beattie. -Miss Aggie Beattie a fornier resident of our village, died in London on Thursday, J n illness lasting o'er a period of nearly two years. Miss Beattie was horn in Westmin- ter Township, Middlesex County, and had made her home for many years with her sster Mrs. William Scott here. She was much esteemed for her quiet Christian character, and was ever ready to lend her help in the church or in the community. The Kelly Circle placed a beautiful wreath on her casket. The funeral was from tloe home of Mr. Angus Beattie, (the old home) to Pond Mill Cemetery, Saturday, July 1th, and was largely attended. The pallbear- ers were six nephews of the deceased. Rev, James MacKay, pastor of New Street James Presbyterian Church, London, had charge of the services. der and Mrs. Thomas Davidson and Mrs. W. Scott, Mrs. A. T. Scott, Mr.! old friends -Mr. Joe Holmes, or and Mrs. Ross Scott, Miss M. Swan Walton, and Miss Mary Shields, of and Mrs. Charles Ham attended ths ' Henfryn, spent Sunday afternoon funeral from here. with friends in Bayfield. - Chicken Notes -Miss Ina Scott, of London, thieves are busy again around here, was home for the week Enci-Miss Mr. John Taylor, several miles vseet M. Finlayson was a Sunday visitor' of Walton, on the 9th line of Morri, with Miss Edna Thompsne-Mr. ard Mrs. B. Pierson and son. Leslie, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. RothwelS of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mr. Rat- tenhur on Sunday ---Mr. and Mrs. J. Burdge, of Hamilton, are visiting friends here. --Those attending the wedding of Miss Jessie McMillan nn' Saturday in Egmondville were: Mr.. ens and Miss Viola Trots and Mr. and Mrs. J. Wats n and family Mr. Norman Finch, of London, visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Burge and sons, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ft. McLaughlin Sunday and Mrs. R. Vs•atsn and family. --- last- M SS Madeline Ryan, who has Miss Emma McDonald is spending been teaching in Saskatchewan, has the holidays at the home of her returned home for the holidays --Mrs. mother, Mrs. :Lames McDonald,. miss. Lena McGavin and children visited at Lillian Knme is visiting her grand- the home of Mr. and Mrs. William mother, Mrs. Wilson, in Turkersmith.! 1 MeGavin last week -Mr. and Mr. E. -Mise Glarlye Addison, nurse -in -1 constable and family, of St. Marys, training, has returned to her duties' visited at G. W. Jackson's on Sun- in Orillia-Missoe Kathleen Snider day.- -Mr. and Mrs. J. Burns and and Annie Mustard are attendingl family, Miss Carter and Mr. Medd, of summer school in Goderich this week.: Lucknow, called on G. W. and Mrs. -Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Aikenhead and: Jackson Sunday last. - Rev. Mr. daughter, Lillian, called on Hugh Maine, of Walton United Church, will Aikenhead on Saturday. They were preach each Sunday evening for the on their way to their summer home next three months at Bethel at 7.0 at Bayfield. -Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Al- in place of Rev. J. A. Ferguson, who, len, of F,gmondville, called on friensis we are sorry to say, is not improv- in the village on Sunday. -A large ing in his health as his many friends number attended the decoration ser - would like. --Mr. Ross and Mr: Geo. vices in Baird's Cemetery on Sunday Stewart, of Paris, Ont.. motored hero when the Brucefield Oddfellows decor. and were guests on Sundali, at the ated the graves of their departed home of Mr. arid Mrs. Alex. Munn.- brehren. Visiting brethren were Mr. arid Mrs. C. Fingland motored present from Clinton, Hensall and to 'Myth on Sunday to attend Jubilee Seaforth. Rev. W. Bremner, of the services in the United Church. -Mrs, Brace -field United Church, and Mr. Jos. Hackwell is not feeling the best Graham, of the Presbyterian Church, at present but her many friends hope gave very appropriate addresses. Mi38 to hear of a change for the better- .Tea.n Murdock very ably led the sing - J. Watt was in Toronto over the ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Max Kelly left week end. -A car containing five men Saturday for Lakelield, near Peter - wee suddenly capsized while turning boro, where they will reaide. -.Miss the coiner at a fast speed. The ear Beatrice McKay, of Hamilton, le els- was somewhat damaged but no one iting her uncle, Mr. eohn MeCoum, was hurt. -The Old Bees' Reunion Fetoxid of Stanley. ---Mt. end MereJas will be the attraction at Brussels on Bnrdge, of Hamilton, , visited bie Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of next mother, Mrs. Sohn •Blirdegen ovee the week -Mise Jean Drage/. Is not able week erat-Mr. Seele MitEWeenWas lot her dirties in Nees- store for the Petrolia Effie 441* 15 ad -week. She hs .bett Aitlev. Ad' teonsitt Stotha:-soitOrlf4,` *Mi lost forty chickens one night last wee. That many plump birds is no small loss. -.Mrs. Joseph Ryan visit- ed her brother, Mr. George Baker, of Crabrook, over the week end- Miss Eileen McLaughlin has returned home after visiting friends in Iona and London -Mr. Louis Woods, Mr. Aik- . , tat, A14\" eie v .44 1441 41 : • let we-:fiViii; and Leslie,,of 'Clen d1sj1e. TS. Bothwll, of; riinto, visitea;A, Ale hene of Mr. and Mrs: Btt/1,, bury this week.--iMiss GladYS son nurse-in-itraining, has ntarnedetne, her duties at -Orillia. She WaS companied by her molier, Mr*. Addison, also little Dora Add1s0e4.4'1,••- who has been bare tor...same tiine.---Mr. and Mrs...40st% are visiting at the home cif the forme, er's parente, Mr. and Mrs. G. Wheeler:. • ---Miss Ina Scott, of London, visited' at her home Stmday.-Mise Lfilierr Knox is spending the holidays With, her grandmother, Mrs. Virison--Miis,:„: Jessie and Mary Cameron, of Cline' • ton, who have been visiting at the heMe of their aunt, Mrs. H. Aiken,/ head, have returned horae. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Aikenhead, of Loildo4;. called on friends near the village Sa,:, urday on their way to their sumnier home at Bayfield. -Miss Grace ROS, of Windsor, is spending her summer vacation at her home in Stanley. -Mr. Jack Praird, who has been visiting friends here, has returned to his home in Moose Jaw. His daughters, Janet and Mary, are staying at the licarie of Mr. George Baird. -Mrs. M. Smith, of Detroit, is visiting friends in and around Brucefied-Mr. Austin Zapfe of Detroit, visited his old friends -here over the week end. -Misses Kathdeen Snider and Annie Mustard are at, tending the summer school in Gode, rieh this week. esa 41 -44 ST. COLUMBAN School Report. -The following is the promotion standing for S. S!.• No. 3, St. Columban. Students obtaining 75 per cent. or over are ranked First Class; those obtaining 65 per cent. to 75 per cent. are ranked as Second Class; those obtaining 60 per cent. to 65 per cent. are ranked as Third Class; those obtaining. 50 to 50 per cent, Credit. The narnes are in or- der of merit: Form 11 (Lower Sehool)-Zoology, Evelyn Melady, 2nd Cia5S ; John Mrris, 2nd class Angela Burke, Credit; Viola Feeney, Credit. Grammar-- -Evelyn Melody, 1st Class; Viola Feney, 1st Class; John Morris, 1st Class; Angela Burke, Failed Art -----Evelyn Melady, 2nd Class; Viola Feeny, 2nd Class; John Morris, Credit; Angela Burke, Credit. French ---Viola Feenvy, 1st Class; Jno. Morris, ist Class; Evelyn Melady, Class. 4.atin - Viola Feeney, 2nd Class; Evelyn Melady. 2nd Class; John Morris, 2nd Class; Angela Burke, failed. Literature -John Mor- ris, 2nd Class; Viola Feeney, 2nd Class; Joe Williams, 2nd Class; Clar- ence Malne, 2n1 Class; Evelyn Melady, 2nd Class; Agnes McGrath, 2nd Class; Frank Williams, 2nel Clas; Camilla Coyne, Credit; Angela Burke, Credit. Composition -John Morri, 1st Class; Viola Feeney; 2nd Class; Feelyn Melady, 2nd Class; Joe Wil- liams, 2nd Class; Agnes McGrath, 3rd (lass; Angela Burke, 3rd Cass; Frank Williams, Credit; Clarence Malono, Credit; Camilla Coyne, Cred- it. ( eom e try- Evelyn Melstdy, 2nd (lass; Joe Williams, 2nd Class; Viola Feeney, 2nd Class; John Morris, /nil Class; Clarenre Malone, 3rd Class Agnes McGrath. Credit; Angela Burke, Credit; Camilla Coyne, Credit; Frank Williams. Credit. Form I: Zoology -Agnes McGrath, 2nd Class; Joe Williamsi iird Class; Clarence Malone, ard Class; Camilla Coyne, Credit; Frank Williams. Credit. Gram m ar-Agnes McGrath, 1st Class; Frank Williams, 2nd Class; Clarence Malon, 3rd Class; Joe Williams, 3rd Class; Camilla Coyne, Credit. Art, - .Agnes McGrath, 2nd Class; Clarence Malon, end Class; Frank Williams, 3rd Ilass; Joe Williams, 3rd Clasa; C.'smilliteCoyne, 3rd Class. Geography --Frank Williams, 1st Class; Agnes McGrath, 1st Class; Joe Williams, 2nd Class; Clarence Malone, second (lags; Camilla Coyne, 2nd Clss. "Form IV. Jr., to Form IV, Sr. -John Hlland, (Hon.). Pass -Mary De- lenev, Bridget•Delaney, Rose Meladie John McQdaid; Recommended - John Flannerq; failed Kate Flannery, NormanMeQuaid and Edward Melady. Form III, Sr. to PorlY1 TV, Jr, -Pass: Kale Holland,- Alphnnse Cronin, Mary. Hart, Jewett O'Sullivan; Recommend-- • ed, 'Hanna Cronin. Form HI, Jr. to Sr.-11oneus-e-Agnes Delaney. Pass -Loretta Holland, eed•cvarcl Harteee Floeence O'Sullivan, Mary Meteentitteeee Mary Miles. 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