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The Clinton News-Record, 1911-07-27, Page 1lint%n da ews-Recor ig% " rite. 3 nel Year CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 27th, OM Tux lima PAPER • The Nevvs-Record to any address in Canada to January 1912 for 25 cents, rke I one Men we hand your watch to you, after it has been repaired by us, we believe there is a sense of ma - to* at satisfaction between us, that the 1Pork has been done Veil, as Veil as skilled loorkrnen kno71, how. ghat is our aim, satisfaction, not, atone in a watch bought from us but in watch work .entrusted to trs, el Nat solicited. etveler and Optician Yiellgar Clinton S' ROYAL BANK of CANADA INCORPORATED z869. Capital Paid Up 9. $6,Zoo,00o. Reserve and Undivided Profits $6,9oo,000. Total Assets $ 92 , 00 0 lieAo OFFICE, MONTREAL 175 Branches and Correspondents throughout the World. Interest allowed on Saving accoiants. Courteous treat- ment accorded to all eustomers, • E. MANNING, Manager. Clinton Branch. S. PAUL'S CHURCH. 1 On Sunday evening next . this rector will preach a special sermon: to men and young men. All are,- cordially invited. The subject will be, "The Mystery of Weak Moraehts." THE LOCAL NIA.RKET. Wheat 800. Oats 28o to 80o. Peas 68e to 73c. Butter 15e to 16c. Eggs 160. Live Hogs $7.15. GEMMELL—CURRIE. On Wednesday afternoon at" the Ontario a.it t parsonage, Rev. T. s Wesley Co s tied the nuptial knot between Mr. David Geerenell, a pros- perous .farmer of the township of • Tuckersinith and Mimi Jennie May Ounrie of Bayne& The News -Record wishes M. and Mrs. Gemmel' Many happy years together. . A, PRETTY RECEPTION A pretty reception was held at the • home of Mos. Wm. Cooper on Thurs- day afternooe and oraniug - of last: -week. ' The reception was also unique in it ;way, as ehe hostess wan assOt-: ed by her five: daughters and one dau- ghter-in-law. Mrs. Cooper, with her daughters, Mrs. Armstrong of Ont- ario, Cal,, and Mree.V. C. Finch of Wetaskawin, Alberta, astested by Mrs, A.. T. Cooper, received in the drawing room. The tea room, which was daintily decorated in pink and white, -was presided over by Mrs. T. J. McNeil, assisted. .'y Misses Olive end Edna Cooper' Miss Leila- Mover and. Miss May Aemetrong, the ;betel of Toronto. Many Weeds of the fam- lin took advantage of the apportun- ity to Call on •the • sisters -who have been absent . from here for some Ohne." c, GETTING AL(AG. ' he MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED ' Capital Paid up 0 $4,000,000 Rest Fun* - $4,400,000 Has 78 Branches in Canada and Agents and Correspondents in all the principal cities . •in the world. • A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. • SAVINGS BANK. DEPARTMENT AT ALL BRANORNS. Interest allowed at •Highest Current Rate.- Clinton Branch • C.E. Dowding, Manager • -OUR Are Best,. On The Market The Story in a Nut -Shell is that we've , the Best Dollar Shirts ever put on the marIcet. We mean what we say, and our Shirts will back up our assertion. There is an unlimited demand for Dollar Shirts -many men preferring to pay neither •more nor less., We appreciate this fact and .stand ready to furnish the best for the money. • The roadbuildere are -making pro- gress on that stretch of Albert street past. The ..News -Record -office. Preen present 'appearances it is going thebe all eight, although it in yet sonie- what early to speak with much ter- tainen Albert Morrell; who is a great hand. with a traction engine of any sorb, handles :the big steam roller -with easy,- • skill. If, 'after Clinton bas coniCleted its road -making, opera- tions,. Any ether corporation requires the, services of a good man iso handle the big roller, The News -Record would recommend Alhert, .or in lieu, there- of, Gemiee •East, Who probably will take. charge while Albert takes again to threshing as hohas done. each fall these many years past, e The corporation has been foreanate in securing a good bunch ot.men • as roadbuilders, and -a pleasant feature about thent is that each man appears to take a personal interest' in. • the Lorikrro, N piA NOS AT WINNIPEG: Mr. D. S. Cluff, general manager of the Doherty Piano and Organ Co., returned Monday night from.. his visit to the Western branch at. Winnipeg. The Company's exhibit at the Win- nipeg Exhibie1on was one of the most attractive features. -No other piano exhibit • was; to be compared with their display of pianos, player featios and organs, which was the largest ever made by any: firm in Canada' in the west, and a small army of loyal Doherty representatives mustered from all -.parts of the Canadian west. Some idea of the vo/aine of 'business tmansacted may be gathered from tie fact that in Cam day orders were taken for • forty:one pianos. Orders on the other days were, also satis- factory. The Clinton piano is now 'recognized: as one of the leading pi- anos throughetut the west: where pur- chasers 'make sure te get good value for their moriey. The account of the convention olDoherty dealers and salesmen and the :complimentary ban- quet to Mr, Cluff will appeals in, next week's. issue of . The News -Record. WESLEY .CHURCH. We specially:: call your attention to our Flaxman Shirts, made with reversible collar, shoulders and breast reinforced, seams double stitched, sizes 14i to 18i, made long And roomy. A large range of patterns, both light and dark from which to select. if you've never worn one of our dollar shirts, we've a surprise in store for you. IRd IUJ 1.11.11 Huron's Largest Clothiers "A Square Deal tor Every, Man" • AT BOW Mee. (Rev.), C., E. Jeakii will be "At Mole" at the rectory ,on Tues- day and Wednesday aftUrnoon$ of next week, from 4 to 6 e'clook. • . PLAYED YESTERD,AY. A. picked nine from, the local junior ward teams played the Brussels sen- iors yesterday aft:Om:ten but didn't win. Dr. Shaw, T. Jackson Jr.- and B. J. Gibbings accompaeted them. over. The Dr. umpired. ONLY A QUARTER. A quarter of a dollar will pay a subscription to The News -Record for the remainder. of 1311 to any address in Canada. Twentnefitve cents for Ave monfas means a let of good, reading for little money. The boy or girl away from home: will appreciate The News -Record for it will seem' 'to them like a letter trom,the old neighborhood. Let's send it to them. AT THE TOURNAMENT. A couple of , rinks of Clintoti bowl- ers went to London to take part in the tournament being held there toles wk. J. B. Hooveie$ rink, consist- ing of E. G. Courtice, J. T. Har- land and J. Teylor, are amongst the sixteen sinks competing for the La- batt trophy. The other rink con- sisted of J. Ransford, Rev„ O. E. .Teakins, J. W. Stevenson and C. E. Dowding, skip. A number • other citizens wene down today to witness the' wind-up of the eournainent. ONT. ST. CAU•RCH, • . The League held their monthly Good Citizenship meeeing on Maiday evening when the topic was very in- terestingly dealt with in a paper by Mr. Robert Fisher. Mr. Hawke and Miss M,. Ker also gave readings ap priate to the subject. Next, Mmiday. ,evening it is the in- tention To hold a social on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. McMurray, • The Young Women's Mission Circle intend having a sale of homeinade bakL ing \at Mr: Wilbela, store on August 5th. *: LITTLE LOCALS. Monday.; Augune 7th, may be Civic holiday. • • Monday's wird storm blew . down the ineekesteek from' thee electric light plant. The. Citizens' band will ' give their ulna/ weekly open air cement an FuIday evening . instead of Thuesday both- this week and next: The ladies of 7efie W. •C. T. U. ar serving a supper on Mr. J. A; • Ire win's' lawn .tomorrow evening, when a pleneant time in anticipated. • The localbasebell boys have been in hard luck lately:. •They, lost to Goderich on the home diamond on Friday and to .Miechell at the lattee place; on McAlear. Never mind, - iihe tilde will turn ! . LONG AND FAITHFUL SERVICE. • The members of Willis chineli Sun- day •school held their annual picnic to • Bayfield ce Thursday last. : The weather was ideal for am outing and the turnout was good, and the day was very pleasantly spent in games, boating, eec. A pleasant:feature . .of lie gathering was the presemeta.tion on 'the part Cf the school to the Superintendent, . Mn. .jamee Scott, of an, addreer expressive .of the ap- preciation felt for his faithful' • and efficient' services in that' capacity, and ot a handsome leather club bag. The addeess \vas read by Mr, George Mc- Lennan and tbe presentation was made bpi Mrs. Chidlee. Mr. Stott Was. taken • completely by surpsise, but he nevertheless,. Made a fitting ' and witty reply, thanking the sohoo/ fox their gift and for the kind words of appreciation. • Mr. Seott • his been the successful superintendent, for many years of Willi seh ol where his services have been 'lel In very high ettioni and those as °dated :with him considered thatith time was ripe for giving ex- presSi9i to their appreciation. 0/0. L EXAMS, Frain. Form I to Form II. , , Honors—Over 15 percent. t.. E. Bea - corn; 0. Cole, I. Elliott, Mo lyleGionre an, W. McGregor, G, McTaggart. Pass—Over 50 percent : S. Agnew, E. Canteon, V. earbert, Maud Cook, M. Davidson, L. M. Elliott, K, Gov - ler, M. Gunn, M. Hall, V. Hearn,. J. Nlorris, J. Middleton, H. McArehur, C. McCool, V. Philips, B. Ross, A. Swan, E. Warman, L. Wilkin, M. Yates,' , E. Brisson, V. Evens, F. Fond, E. Grahwrn, S. Henry, H. Har- lan:di 0, Harland, E. Miller, N. Mill- et, W. McNaughton J. IVIcCeuelkey, W. Nelsen, W. Rutledge, S. Scot, P. Thompson, W. Walker, On Sunday a new departure was in- treduced in connection with the ince- ning service. The Sunday School mel in their usual places at eleven o'clock instead of two -thirty, while' the .con- gregation and the whilst classes galit- eEd in the.churele. Alter the opening exercises, in •'which all joined, the Sunday school room was closed and the teechers took tharge ottheir °las- ses while the pastor, instead of preaching a sermon taughe the Sun- day school knelt. Many people not in the habit of attending the S. S. • were thus in attendance on Sunday morning. The, boys' choir lead in the Music and also -gave a couple of sel- ections. Should the plan he found to be a popular one it may he tried again, but in the meantime the usual SUMO services will be held. Next Sunday Rev; Mr. Osterlinut al Londesboro will preach morning and evenieg, . The League Meeting on Monday ev- ening was under the direction of ibe Good Citizenglip departtmlit. There was a good turnout and the Dauer gave an interesting and erect:eel talk on the topic. MissBowlby, a west at the parsonage, \gave a real- ing which was much enjoyed, At next Monday's meeting of the • League Rev. W. W: Wylie, pastor of the Baptist dutch, Will tell soite- • thing of conditions as tho' exist in the old lad. ' - • 4 .Perm II to Form 111. Honors—J. Aikenhead, E. Holland, E- 141'041, G. Weir. Pass—D. 13arr, P. Brown, M. Chow. en, D. Coppp, M. Carbert, G. Draper, L. Pord, E. Leiteh, V. Lobb, A. Mo - Connell, M. McAllister, M. Pattorson, M. Reynolds, 11. Turner, G. Walker, 0. Ball, 11. Cantelon,•11. Dewar, L. Greig, N. Garlitt, D. MeOlinchey, M. Shipley, P. Sloman, W. Wallis. Commercial Diploma—M, Chowen, L. Lee. Prize Winners--Porm 1, E. Beaeom; Form 11, G.' Weir ; Form III, L. StnilIie; Form IV, Part 1, D. Cos - es; Pail 2, J. 0. COP. BAPTIST CHURCH. An interesting meeting of the Mis- sion Circle wast held on Thuilday ev- ening last, when Mrs. Wylie gave an interesting and instructive talk to a goodly:. number of the Inerobers. Last Sunday .the pastoo preached to good congregations both morning and evening. In the aem. he tock for his text, 4' Me Better Way", and in the evening, "Tbe Gospel Chariot." •REMEMBER THESE DATES Friday, July 38th, lawn supper on the grounds of Fr. J. A. Irwin, Joseph street. Tuesday, Aug. lst, Summer Concert in town hall, Hayfield,. Thursday, Aug, 3rd, Garden Parity on McAsh's lawn, Varna. INTERESTING NEW STOOT Our New Story begins with this issue of The News -Rec- ord. There's not a slow chapter in it. It's good from siert to finish: Indeed it is ono of the best we have yet published. • Don't miss the opening chap- ters. Personals Mr. and Mrs. George Sturdy of Aub- urn were the guests of friends . in town on Monday. • Miss Aileen Scott, who has been vis- iting Miss Mae Forbes, has return- ed to her hone in Seaforth. • • • • • Bluth Mr. E. Lyon, • who has completed a thorough course in the Chatham Bus- iness College, returned homo last week and this • week leaves fore Ed- monton, Alberti, where he wi1l'accept4 Personals, Mr. Leslie Jones of London is visit- ing Mr. Robert •Irwin. Municipal Clerk Erwin of Hayfield was in' Clinton on Tuesday. Misa Mien lLoppard of Goderich. is visiting Miss. Daisy Middleton. Miss Merle Moore has bum in Strati ford visiting Miss Vera Murch, Mr. Lorne Linfoot of London spent the week end the guest of his cous- in, basis Flossie Pearson. Miss Lillian Spinteir of London . was the guest et Mrs. David Steep yes - tela. Mr, Walter Holmes of Toecnto is 11,MM/is old friends in and. about Clinton. Mrs. Mary 'Cantelon attended the fun- eral of her sister at Streetsville lase week. Miss Vera Schad& of Tont o is vis- iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Hessian. Mr, and Mrs. Iseiel Taelor of Loudon spene the week end as the guests of Clinton retativee. Mrs. J. 0. Armour and family have ret'arned from a holiday visit at Niagara -on -the -Lake. • Rev. J. E. Ford will spend the week end with his brother, Rev. W. J. Ford of Teeswater, Miss Florence Cuningha.me iis spend- • ing tho week end in Stretford "with Miss Beatrice Greene. Mr. and Nue Bert Langford, Miss Larene and Master Harold autoed to Grand Bend on Sunday lateti. Miss Dot Ball is the guest, this week of Miss Evelyn Hill and other . friends in and around .Auburn. Miss Lena ,Guest, who, has been teaoh- ling in Saskatchewate is this week visiting .her 11ather, Mr, John Guest. Mr. H. A, Hessian of Toronto is the guest for a couple of weeks of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, T. Hessian. Mr, W. D. Robins hen returned to London after having been for some doe the guest di Mr. and Mrs.. Thos. Watts.. Mrs.' Will Pinner. of Vancouver 13. 0: is visiting-, at the paeotal home in tole'', that of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Bartliff. ' •• Miss S,aclie Holmes, after • a' fort- nightls stay ' with °littera • friends, left on Saturday e for her home in a position -Ars business *raining, to- f Toronto. gather with his natural ability and Miss Bertha Ninen*Ot Kilbride left foe sterling character will easity enable borne yesterday after spendinga him to make good. ' • Week the guest of her aunt, tate. 4, Howson, • Stanley Township . Mr. Hugill Thompson, Misses Bessie and Kate and Master Billie, Moose - jaw, Sask., have been • gurotts of Mr., and Mrs. = D. 1VIeNaughton. Mr. Thorn.pson's oldest sort, James, is etc peeled in about a fortnight and will remain until the•faniily returns west in. a month or so. • Mi. James McKinley and his moth- er, Mrs. McKinley Sr., visited at the home of Me. John McKinley. We are sorry to hear of the' Illness Of Mrs. Wm. Dowson, buil hope she wi?1 soon recover. • Mrs. Harry. Young and daughter. of. Alerdeen, South Dakota, is the pest of her sister, Mrs. John Herd. • .Mr. and Mrs, R. Murray of Mindo ta, Mich., are the guests of Mr. And- rew Reid for a few days. Miss Edith Rathwell has returned home from Windsor •after speeding a couple of weeks there. , Miss . Edith Cleave has returned home -from Michigan for a few weeks holidays. Tuckersmith Township. Henri O'Brien visited friends in Hensall last week. Mrs. G. Woods and Miss Ruby of 13ayfieNI visited at Mrs. Switzer'e this week. • Miss Mary Crich and KM Wilbur Crich auc, visiting with the former's sister. •• Mrs, S. Macdonald aid her daught- er, Mrs. Cooke of Detroit, are visit- ing reentives 1j is vicinity. Mini Edna Bluetit is 'visiting with relatives in Kansas. We are pleased to learn that Miss Hazel Elcoat = has passed her final examination at the Faculty of Edu- cation.• • Kippen Miss Ada Jongs has relprned home af tea spending a ple*ant • the weeks with friends in Pore Stanley. John Campbell, friend of James Macdonald, has arrived from Foot- la.ml. Ile is a splendid type of the young man we need in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Black and children iron Malliti:AYa are visiting in the heme of Isaao JarrOtib and among other friends here. • , Albert Johnston and sister, Miss Mary, have retumed home from! A1. biota wheei they have been *Aching for the past year and, a half. They tbink tine west is all right.* Me.and Mrs. J. B. binsdale 'went bo Hamillan last week where Mt. Dinsdalef is now baking treatment From an osteopathic nhysicittu. It is to be hoped the treatment will be succesenti. /Ass Nellie McGregor, who has bean teaching out in Wet...coley township, near StraVord, is lime for the va- ration. 'This is her first year buil she pleased her trustee.board so well that they re-engagiol her for next year ail ill,*reaSe of fifty dollars, hor salary now being $650. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. ;Shipley of. Cal- gay,Alta., are visiting the forraer's father, Mr, Wm. Shipley pf . the Huron' Road. • Mn' Bete' Johnson is up at .Mt. For- est spending a week. or. so among • the many Mends he made while • teaching there. ' • Mr. end. Mrs. Win, Linder and little ecu of Parkdale have been visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. Mimes of Raglan street. Mr. Walter Harland Sri -11th, the Lib- • eral -nominee in Halton for the Do- minion Rouse, is a native of. the County of Huron. Mr. Richard Downs and hin daugh- ters, .Margaret and Doris, Pt. ifur- on, have been spending the week with Clinton reeends. .Mrs. A. c+.:Reid, who has been visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, T. llossian, returned to her home in Pittsburg on Tuesday, Mrs. O. Mason, who was •visiting Mrs. 'I'. T. Murphy and -other rel- atives in town and district, lett for the west ti s week. •Mr. De Witt Cosens, son of Rev. T. W. and Mrs. Cosens, is enjoying a month's ' holiday at London, Port Lambton and Wallaceburg. • • Mrs. Cantelon • and two 11.ttle sona of Indian Head, Sask., are visiting Nt. and Mrs. D. Cantelon and other friends in town and vicinity. Mrs. T. Videau of Goderich and her • guest, Mrs. Zoller of Chicago, have been 'guests, in town of •Mrs. Wise and Miss Mason, High street. Miss Edieh, Hodgens, atter a pleasant visit with old friends in town, leaves to -day for London for a brief visit! before rettitrning to Toronto. Miss E. Louise Holmes of Regina, formerly of Clinton, has been spend- ing a few days with her parente in Toronto, and returns, to the west+ today. • Mrs. Hyslop and little daughter Edna and Mr. Howard Jackson, all of • Chicago are the guests of their parents, Mm.. and Mrs, Isaac Jack- son. Dr. Erne 1101mes of Saskatoon, forrn- erly of Clinton, left this week for the Old Country where he eapects to put through. an important real aerate deal. Mrs. J. Retiotson or Monerieff has re- turned to her hunt: after spending a fold days with her mother, Mrs. E,Moort,w1lo has been quite ill during the pas e place weke. Mrs. W. M. Govenloek and. Mrs. Mc- Creary of London were visitors at the Ontario street parsondge on Wednesday afternoon. They made the trip with an auto party, Mrs. Dempsey Is the pout of her mothee, Mrs. Herman. Mr. Demp- sey VMS in business at Cochrane and libe gteat fire which ravaged that town some days ago Wept them Out of house and home. Dr. Gibson of Sault Ste. Marie, presidoot of the Ontario Medical Contrail, enteetained the members or the Council at dlnor at the Quent's Motel, Toronto, en Tues- day evening. nu. Gibson, who is considered ono of the leading mem- bers ef tho profession in Ontario, is a son of Mrs. McLennan, town. Hohnesviiie. The truatens Of Irelmesvills Publics school have ene,aged the services ot Miss MeVica.r of Goderieb, as teaeher for the corning term. This will be the firsti lady teacher this school has ever had. WO are sorry to hear tbab Mrs. Stanley has been very ill the past few days. Miss Itla Huller is nob improving as fast as her many friends would like to see. Nrs. (Capt.) Johnsten has gone to Port Colborne to join her husband's boat for a shortmaail uathe lakes. The high: winds of -Monday put several phones in the village cut of working order and, the cry was "Where are the linemen, where, 0 where are they ?" me, W. J. McRoberts camn? e up Iro, London last week to join his family, who have hem visiting the Pickard Bros., and to spend a week with his old friends in the vicinity who are ever glad to welcome him. There were more applea on the ground. after the wind storm on Mon.. day than were thought to oe, on the trees. At a joint meeting of the Holeues- ville, Ebenezer and Bethel officials re- cently: held, arrangemtel for the future Working. of the circuit under the new conditions weal successfully and • harmoniously carried out, and we trust •M.• best possible results will follow, Coderich Township Rev. C. E. Jeakins, rector of St. Paul's church, Clinton, will preach 'n St. James' church, Middleton, on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock, when communion will be administer- ed. Varna • The annual garden part i of the: Presbyterian church was held in Mr. McAsh's lawn Ctn Tuesday evening. The day was somewhat chilly, in fact • was more like October weather than July, but sturdy \Canadians are not • easily discouraged by vagaries in .the • , weather • and, knowing that the hos- pieable congregation of the Presby-' torian church would, be well prepared with a good supper and a 'pleasant time, a laeee crowd gathered and did ample justice •eo the excellent spread. . The Clinton band was 'there and dis- pensed,lsweet music and there was a booth on the ground wlnee many •del - Ionics could be obtained.. Altogether the Otani was ' considered a success, the proceeds amounting to a snug little surn. • Summerhill. Misses 'Jennie, Cora and Flom Mil. ler spent last week as the guests of Miss Edythe Harvey. Mr.. A. McLaughlin of •Seatorth •-, spent .Sunday ab hie home here. ' Miss 1VIy.4eee 13eacom spent Sundajt at her home here. Mr: and Mrs, R. A. Govier, visited Auburn friends on Sunday.: Mr. and Mrs. Graelis of Clinton were callers at the home of Mn, John eJohestone on Sunday. t • A Successful Teacher. • • A inimical announcement which will be of interest ' tO readers of The News -Record is the eleventh 'annual report of Mr. • W. Glenn Campbell, which •this year covers 'three • well- known musical instititions viz., ,Tha Toronto Conservatory: of Music, the London, England, • College of Music, and the London, -Canada, Conservat- ory of Music, covering four panes or •woe' viz., Primary, Junior, Inter- mediate and Senior. It is as. follows: Pianoforte, Primary department, '1st class honors—Miss Abbie Glenn, Olin- tra ; Miss Lorna Horn, &Worth ; Miss Allie Carbert, Clinton ; Miss Gladys. Draper, Clinton ; Miss Doro- thy Bill, Clinton. 'Honors— Miss Ella Colclou,gh, Hohnesville ; Miss Pearl Stewart, Seaforth ; 'Harold King, Hayfield. Junior • department, lst olass honors—Miss Ida Evans, Bayfield; Mit Nellie: Hicks, Clinton; Miss Mae Wilkinson, Brussels ; • Mist( Mabel Dougall, Hensall ; •Miss Esther Bell, Blyth; Miss Jennie Crich, Sea - forth ; Miss Be?la Delgaty, Bayfield; Miss Marcie Speoat, Kippen', Mise Afra Steep, Clinton. 'Inteenediato department, 1st class honors— Miss Evans, Bayfield. doparte, ment, 1st class honors— Miss Pearl Gidley, Blyth ;flatr Stevenson, Sea - forth. Theory department, Primary grade, 1st Oafs hon0tt4—Miss Ida Evans, Hayfield :, Mist Martie Sproat, Kippen ; Mies Mabel Dougall, Hensallt Miss Laura Stewart, Londeshor0.- Ileeortalliss Bella Delgatp, Bap" field; Harry Stephenson, Seaforth. In addition to these Miss Maud For- • guson, IV pupil of Mr. CarapbeWs, had the fol?owing successful, candida- tes : Junior planet, 1stclass honors— Miss 11. Davidson, Leadbuti ; Miss McCutehecoi, Leadbury. • Penratiry de, pertinent, 1st class honors— Mies 1. Dundas, LeadbUry ; Miss A. Knechtel, Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell wish, to congratulate the foregoing pupila on theinO-SnOreat and also tie tallelle teachers a Huron county, many of whom are ex -pupils of Mr. Canip.. bell.