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The Brussels Post, 1919-7-10, Page 1,18 «,$1.50 Per Ann,ini in Advance irIt'U.SS1.1<s, ONTARIO. 7'I.Tl.TY.SnAY, 'fUf Y et I filHlfl 1 111 i' 1 1 1 0 1111111 81 mmulli1111 I 1110110//0 111111 111 111 1111I1I1111111iIG Keep YourLANE Victorg Bonds r Safe It is unwise to keep your Victory Bonds around the house when you can get a Safety Deposit Box in this Bank at very small cost where your securities (bonds, insurance policies, etc.) will always be safe—always easily accessible. We gladly give full information about our Safety Deposit Boxes (different sizes); call in and see them. —THE Bank of Nova Scotia Paid-up Capital $ 8,600,000 Reserve Fund 12,000,000 Resources - 150,000,000 F. H. GII,ROY Manager Brussels Branch New Advertisements SI ore news -Jas. Fox. Shingles—John McDonald, harm for sale --A L. Kerr. Summer woad—P, Ann+at, Spectacles—W. F. Stratton, Shed for sale—John Bennett. Chopping mill—John Logan, trencher wanted—Jas. W. Scott. Brussels Voters' hist—I'. 5, Scott. ]hall contrast—Chun. E. H, Fisher. Teacher wanted—Andrew Douglas. Wroxeter Voters' Llet—D. M. 01oTnyish, Attractive program—Strand, Seaforth. 5. istr:itt Rays Wroxeter Miss Cassie Harris, Toronto, is holi- daying at her home here, Miss Ester Davey, Grand Valley is the guest of her brother, G, Davey. The new Voters' List for 1910 was first posted up in the Clerk's office last. Saturday. Rev. Alt'. Oster trout, a former Methodist pastor here, called in the village last week. Gr. Jas. Perrin, sot of Rev. L. and Mrs, Perrin, Armow, formerly of Wroxeter, who was with the Russian Expeditionary force, arrived ]none re- cently, He is i1) excellent health and all were vied of hie safe return. NawsY NoTEs,—Two rinks of Hen - sail bowlers visited Vera.—Mee, E. Saunders, Hamilton, is visiting her sister, Mee. D. Fisher,—Gordon Wil- lits, Moes Bank, Sask„ spent the week end with relatives here,—Miss 0. Reid, Ayr, was the guest of Miss J. Ritchie.—Miss Lillian Reis, Gait, is holidaying with old fri ends in the vil- lage. —W. E. and Dl's. Van Velsor and dart ghter, Rona, are spending a week at Lake Erie,—Illrs. E Lowry and Misses Lizzie Sanderson and Alma Rano are spending a few weeks at Bayfield.—Dr. Montgomery, Colorado, called on old friends here.—Mrs, Cam- eron and Miss Margaret Davey are visiting relatives in Gland Valley.— A W. Robinson and family left for their home at Battleford, Sask.—Rev. A. L. Russell, Vancouver, a former pastor of the Methodist church here, called on friends in the village last week. Although 78 years of age he till looks heatty.—Mrs. F. Davey un- derwent a serious operation at the Wingharn hospital on Sunday and we are pleased to note is progressing favorably.—Wm. McLennan, who has been seriously ill in Toronto for some months, is convalescing at the home of his mother, Ma's, 111, McLennan.— Mrs. Jno. Hupfer and daughter, Miss Maggie, Sault Ste. Marie, are visiting the former's brother, Geo. Paulin.—Writ. Sanderson, Toronto, spent several days recently with his parents, W. H. and Mrs, Sanderson,— Miss Sophie Robinson is holidaying at Seaforth,—Two rinks of Teeswater bowlers enjoyed a.gatne here Monday afterncoh—Robe't Savage, Canfield, is visiting relatives in this vicinity, Teachers home for the Summer vaca- tion are Ashton Morrison, Misses B. Howe, IL. Kaake, J. Allan, W. Mun- ro, 111. Gibeou and M, Anderson.— Walton Branch C. F. Misner, Acting Manager Leo, Reach, (vho etali,+t eft here H'it11 e 16191 lakt returned fi over, semi on Saturday and le it 1i'iLOP at the 1101110 of W01. Yen.—It. Black and family spent the week end at Ayr.— Skeft Robinson and bride, formerly Miss Simms, New York, left for Tor- onto Tuesday after a week's visit with thefor•mer''s parents, W. M, and Mrs. 111 IB( R( it m — e 1Allllinln BE't'VICe tt'FLe held in the Presbyterian chnech Sunday evening when addresses were given by Revs, 0. Melcohn, F. Stride and J. Powell.—MIes Della Rutherford, Toronto, is al�ending two weeks 11 days at her home ]sere. --The imam. held by the women of the Methodist church last Monday evening, was a (leeided success, the net ptoaeeds amounting to $155.00, Morrie THE PORT gives tine news. Sship. everal schools variant in t:he town- , Quite a number of Mortisites took in the (rings at Winghau last w.•ek. The mower, horse rake, haylnader and hay fork have been having their innings during the past week. At next Council meeting, Monday, 28th, Court of Revision will be held on Murray -Lamb Extension drain. Ohas, .I, Riritnul, 5th line, has- been carrying his right hand in a sling on account of a severe injury he received while working around wood sawing machinery. It is a bad time to be laid off now. We hope lie will soon be n. k, Mrs. John G. Smith and son, 4th line, left on a holiday visit to the West Tuesday of this week and will visit relatives and friends for a few months. The latter's health has not been very rugged but we hope the outing will retake a complete sore, "Bob" Bowman's Auction Salle went with an extra good swing, considering the 8easou of the year, totalling 88,500. The new purchaser of the farm E. Campbell, of Michigan, is now in possession and hard at work. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Oamphell and son to the neighborhood and wish then prosperity on their fine fatten. GLE00—FA1ttlUAlt,—A happy event took place 00 Saturday, .lune 28th, at the home of Geo- and Mrs, M. Far- quhar, Hullett township,their daugh- ter, bliss Isabel Elsie, being united in marriage to Joseph Olegg, a well known resident of the 5th line of Mor- rie. Ceremony was performed by Rev. J. E. Hogg, Clinton. The bride who was given away by her father, was gowned in white crepe de chene and georgette, with veil and orange blossoms, and camel] a bouquet of roses and ferns. She was attended by two dainty flower girls clad i1) white, Jean Ball and Isabel Weir, each carry- ing a basket of roses. The wedding march was played by the bride's sis- ter, Miss Jean. After the wedding repast the bridal pair left on a honey- moon trip and on their return they will make their home en the groom's fine farm. May nanny happy, pros- perous years be their pot tion. PRESENTATION.—Wednesday even ing of last week about 50 neighbors and old friende assembled at the home of Robt. J. and Mrs. Bowman, Sed line, before they gave up posses- sion to Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, and presented them with a fine divan and club bag, ']lie address was read by Wesley Stephenson and the gifts wee presented by Councillor Yuill and Will. Sellers. Address was as fol- lows : DE ut FRIExus,—We, your neighbors and old friends, have as- sembled this evening 'to spend a few hours with you before you remove from the community where you have enjoyed the goodwill of all concerned. Sorry indeed we are that ill health has compelled you to alter your plans and o1) account of this we are going to lose good neighbois and true friends from our midst. We trust the con. templated rest and change of scene will prove effectual in building up and fully restoring Mr, Bowman to fernier vigor. ''Actions speak louder than words," hence we ask Mrs, Bowman eo accept this Divan, with our best wishes, and Dir, Bowman this Club Bag, its an indication that lou 1'egard him as a "Jolly Good Fellow," We hope use of gifts Hill remind you wherever yon are, of old friends who will always be interested in you and sinoerely wish you a long life and a happy one with an abontln.nee of wartn, true ft'iends, It will toe a genet pleasure+ to tie if you locate near by so we may often meet with you aria en- joy your friendship. Agin express- ing 000 regret ove' Mr. Bowman's ill health and hoping he will 00011 vegan) his former physical condition, we are, Yours very truly, NEIGUDORs AND FRIENDS, Me, Bowman tnadea brief appropri- ate reply in which he heartily thanked all concerned in behalf of Mee, Bow- men tend himself for the many acts of kindness evert prior to this presenta- tion, He hoped to be able to return the good fellowship, 'Pasty lunch was served by the visitors and after a social hour the company separated for their respective homes wishing the host and hostess many prosperous Choppini,BRUSSELS Will only run Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week until fur- ther notice. JOHN LOGAN, Proprietor, Summer Wood ! Have you ordered your Swe- arer Wood ? We have Tarnere, per lnaa'..,....... 2 50 Jointers in bundles 3 60 Mill Slabs, 14 inches 4 50 Basswood Slabs, 20 1)1 's 101 Cash orders delivrrr:d flr'.t. Cycler early. P. Ament Phone 10 ring 3 years with bounding health, Mr, Bowman (vent to Toronto to visit his parents for a while. Mrs. Bowman is visiting at her parental home with James and Mrs, Parr. Considerable improvement is noticeable in Mr. Bowman's health we MS please(] to state. He lived o1) the old farm fol 36 years, being born there, MATRIMONIAL,—A quiet wedding was solemnized on Monday of last week when Miss Mary McQueen, of Aasherton, Wis„ became the wife of T. J. McCaughey, Sth line, Rev. 1r'r. Hogan officiating, Miss Mulqueen, of Milwaukee, Deice of the bride, was bridesmaid, while 1'. J. 111eGaughey supported the groom. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. McCaughey, extend to them beet wishes for a long, happy and prosperous wedded Life, Wednesday 25 th ult„ Arthur Hall, Grey township, and Miss Gladys, daughter of Alex, and Mrs, McNeil, 51h line, were united in marriage at Melville Manse, Brussels, by Rev. A. 3. Mann. They were supported by Jno. McNeil and Miss Nichol, Listo- wel. After the ceremony the wedd- ing couple motored to the home of the bride's parents where the wedding supper was served in the hostess' best style. In the evening a reception was held when a large number of the friends of the contracting parties gathered to wish then many happy years, and to spend the evening it social chat, music and dancing. The gifts were numerous and costly show- ing the high esteem in which the young people are held. Mr. and Mrs. Hull will make their hone on the groom's fine farm, 12th Con., Grey township. JAMES PARISH GALLED AWAY.— Last Friday evening a well known resident of the 7th line, passed quietly away, after a Lingering illness of over a year, to the House of nanny Man- sions. The funeral took place Monday afternoon to Brussels cernetety. Ap- propriate services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Stafford, Brnssels, Dh', Par- ish was born in Hibbert township, Perth Oo., over 61 years ago, He join- ed the church when a young man of 19, ander ministry of Rev, Me. Howey, of Methodist church, Chiselbirst, and 00015 a roustant member of that body. The subject of this notice was twice married, His Myst wife was Mary Ellen May, of Tuekersrnith, the child- ren being John, i1) the West; Mrs, Lonis Clark, Tuckersinit:h ; Mrs. Jas. Nichol, Morris ; and William, still overseas. Me. Parish's second wife was the widow of the late Rnbt,Shiels. She, with 4 sons and' a daughter, sur- vive, Deceased's brothe's and sisters are :—Rev. J. J„ Alexandria, Minn, ; Rev, Justus, Clearwater, Minn, ; Rev. IV. L., Hanley, Sash. ; Mrs. Theron Hodgins, Oregon, U, S. ; and 2 deceas- ed (Mrs. Bartter and Mrs. Morrison.) The pallbearers were two sons-in-law, (Loris Clark and Jas. Nichol), Arthur Wheeler (a cousin), Joseph Storey (brother-in-law), Wm, Gray and Wm. Alderson. Mr, Parish was a great sof. fever part of his illness and had failed to almost a shadow. He lived in Mor- ris for' past 11 years and prior had farmed in Iiullett and Grey. Walton Hume shed for sale, 24x85 feet. Apply to North M Lott, Con 17, Grey. Phone 805, Joos 0 011tee, Walton, P. O. Poultry wanted Tuesday of snob week. Phone W. G. Neal as to prices, &a, Will. and Mrs. Edgar, Ayr, Motored to Walton and visited Mrs, 1Vm, Mc- Allister and other friends, Rev, DIe, Kennedy, Ornnbronk, and Rev, Mr, Lundy, of Walton will ex- change pulpits next Sabbath. The Orange service drew a large congregation last Sabbath to Duff's church whore a fine service was held. Rev, and Mrs. Lundy and 25 young people of the Ilindeavour are in at- tendance at the Summer School at G oderieh. 9 pupils from here wrote on the En- trance exams last week. They say the papers were most fair but the weather was very hot, John Berry is 84 years old and is very poorly now. Mr, and Mr's. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. BM -chest, of the West, are Here to see him. Congratulations are extended to Grace Sliot'treed who passed the ele- mentary piano exam" of Toronto Con• servatory, at Listowel last Saturday. She took Holmes. This ie most credit- able to Grace and ]ler instructor, Miss Maude Ferguson, Women's Institute will hold its 18gtllar meeting at the home of Mrs. Lydian, Wednesday61.1 A. L tt1 a Inst. at 3 p, m. Mrs. Will, McFadzean will give a paper on "Consolidated Schools," Roll0al1—"Waren weather lunches." Mrs, R. A. Lundy will give a report of the District Institute held ab Molesworth. ALE0, MOASeeta R DEOEASED.— Last Saturday morning Alex. McA.r- thut', an old and well known resident of this community, passed over to the majority, from %he home of his nephew, Colin McDonald, Huliett boundary, in hie 85th year. Deceased was born in Argyles)ii>•e, Scotland, be- ing the 2nd son of Peter and Ann Me- Aelar,1r 111)1 along (50)11 Il,, 1.101.11 rai 0'u u (1 11,11111111, (111)x11) in ]Mirk 'I 1111 li,+l Meat 1 tel in Middlesex Co, tont 3 y,•xr, 511).5' came to NIofris township. Ills wife was Sarah Galbraith, lobo dird a few i'ears ago, A son, Peter, lives at agaska, Sask. 2 brothers (Peter and (10110) and 2 sister's, (Mesdames Ale - Donald) also survive. Funeral look place to BruseeIa ce e eorn Dla ri( l y afternoon, cervi 0 being nlusted by R• v. Ale. 'i'ellbid, Blyth. Pallbeare.r:, were Robt„ Colin, It., 1J., and 1'. Me - Donald arta (.0, bleArlhur. Decetwod wee aearpeuteF by a,tile, learning the line point , i1) London, lie uuulr his borne at Seafur'th for a gaud mane years, where he was a faithful attend- ant of the Preehyterien (dottrel'. Old age was the cause of death. Ethat Live P sultry wanted Monday of each wrrk Phone 8011's More, STYrdan !WHOM; 00(1 8A(,1(. -.Parties want• 1115 to bay anent, substantial buggy, steel, rub• bar or cushion tiro can save money by call ins on Davin MINS, Ethel. Next Sunday afternoon Rev. Mr. Lundy, of Walton, will preach in the Presbyterian church here. Mrs. W. J. Nutt and Evelena and Raymond, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont„ are visitors at the home of S. 8, and Mrs. Cole. !111'• Nutt will be here Int- Rev. and Mtn. SV, IS. Lucas and family, of Superior, 1Visennsin, 11. S , are here on a holiday visit. airs, Luc- as is a daughter. of 0. and Mrs. Ray - mud and well known in this men - triunity. The Brussels — Ethel Foot Ball match last Thursday evening chew a great crowd and'tlne game was hotly contested, the visitors winning by a score of 2-1. Stanley Foul, Atwood, was referee. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held Thurs- day, July 1711), at 3 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Geo, M. Mitchell. Subject "The Making of Bread and Bons," taken by Mrs. W. Slemmon. All the ladies are invited to attend. Pte-Nn).—A picnic will be held in Rowland's grove on Saturday, July 19th, under the auspices of the Pres- byterian S, S. Stepper will be served, charge being 15 and 25 cents, Sunday School scholars free. Members of congregration are asked to bring baskets well filled. Booth on grounds. Don't forget the date, July 19th. Everybody come, Grey Fall wheat is a good crop, Council meeting Monday 28th inst. Will. Hoover was home toe the week end from London. A number of our boys and girls were trying the Entrance examina- tion last week. Jacob and Mrs. Holtinbeck, Strat- ford, were visitors willa Robert and Mrs. Davison, 12th Oon, Miss Gladys MaeQuatrie is home from Paris, where she has been teach- ing school, for the holidays, looking fine. Mrs, Richd. Armstrong, Winnipeg, is here on a visit at the (tome of Junes and DI's, Armstrong, 911) Con, The ladies are sisters. Harold Work, who was teaching echnol near Walkerton, has gone to Toronto to assist his brother R'obert in his drug business. Last Sunday Rev. Dlr. O'Kell, the new pastor, preached at Roe's and Union churches and made favorable iinpressions, We welcome the Rev. gentleman to this countryside.. • Mrs. Garfield Dunbar wishes to thank her many friends for their kind- ness and sympathy, especially those who by word and deed were so kind to her beloved husband. They will never be forgotten. John Dougherty, 16th Oon., and Mrs, Ohas. Cleave, of Ethel, have gone to Hamilton, Grimsby and other points for a visit with relatives and friends. The fo'naer used to live in that locality in his young manhood, Whooping cough has been bother- ing some folk in the township, adults as well as children. Robt. Strechan had a wrestle with it as had his daughter and son and Miss Jessie S teachan. Misses Edna and Laura, Roy and Vernon Hemingway, of Brantford, were here on a visit with the Heming- way families and at R. 3. Hoover's. Miss Beth Hoover returned with them for a holiday. The trip was made by motor, A whirring noise was heard Tues- day forenoon of last week by many people along the Sth line and the cause was soon diece'ued by the ap. pearance of au aeroplane, flying from Toronto to Win.glnuu to give exhibi- tion at latter place, Some of the Greyites say they are going to get one of those "birds," Previous to the marriage of bliss Marion I. Smith there was a miscel- laneoes shower for her at the home of Mee, Alex. McDonald, 0111 Oon, About 40 were present and the evening wits spenttn games and a merry time was enjoyed. The presents consisted of china, kitchen utensils, tCc., &c, Miss Smith made a neat reply. Lunch was served, A Sun1RISE.-01) Thursday after- noon, June 26th, as school was dis- missed the teacher of 8. S. No, 0 founda large number. of the section nun re rn 'n .i yard tett n the sopor t d await- s g Y ing admission, After, goal ug tom. Portably seated two of the pupils acted es captains and 011o50 sides for an old time spelling match, Mrs. George Elliott peeving to be the champion speller. WVn1. Jackliit then took the chair and Balled bliss Spatting to the plabtorin where Sylvestee Raynard read the following address, E. Hoy making the presentation. DEAR TEACHER.—It ns with feelings of re' gret we learn that you are about to leave (1e, after more than 2 years of very pleasant relationship as teacher W H. KERR, Pro eto,' it-?. While we tin doehl, have t 1 "nen n bee *o e t • re very t a y ]eying toyou are w grat(iul lot your patience with Its and fur year interest in everything that was for our welfare. As a token of our appreciation and of our kindly feelings toward you we ask you to ar,- eept this Olub Bag and Travelling Companion and trust that you will al- ways rememberthe a its and friends 1)l S. n. Signed 00 behalf of tie pnipile. - 15"irerYN HOY, MAH' Ctiolr, 'w JrRA" easy, bhough taken completely by ear prise Mist, spelling made appropri- ate reply thanking her pupils for the useful and beautiful gift and assuring them that she would never forget the happy hours ripentternn(g them where the pupils hail always responded so readily and cheerfully to her efforts and where everyone in the See tion intik such (0(0 inter091• in her welfare. The ladies served a lunch of sandwiches, cake, (home -make cantly and lemonade after which they bade Miss Sperling (food -bye with many gond wishasfor the future. Her de- pot lure from No 6 will be regretted by more than the pupils. Tlie people of this community were very glad to welcome home frotn overseas Pte. Wes. Anmetrong, a former resident of the 10th Con„ who enlisted in the West to do duty for King and Empire. He looks well and is glad to get back to the best land o1) earth. The visitor is a son of James and Mrs, Armstrong. While Wes, was overseas he ran across a cousin of his own in the ranks, Sergt. C. C. Kerr, of Saskatoon, Sask., and he is now here on a holiday with relatives and having a good time. Moncrief We are very pleased to state that Miss Myrtle Cummings is recovering nicely after an operation for appendi- cilie. This is the second operation in the family inside of 3 months as Melvyn underwent a successful opera. tion at Guelph. Cranbrook School Report on page 4, Airs. Julia Menzies was visiting Stratford relatives and friends. Our teachers, Miss McNair and Mies Houston have been re-engaged at au increased salary. This speaks for itself. Sabbath evening last Mrs, W. H. Ferguson, Belgrave, gave an interest- ing address on "The Forward Move- ment•" in the Presbyterian church. Last week Wm. Bothwell sold 2 hogs 7 months old for the tidy sum of 8117.00. He got 22.1 cents per pound. Guess he often sold thew for less than a quarter of that price. Next Sunday morning Rev. Mr, Lundy, Walton, will conduct service in Knox church here and W. H. Kerr, Brussels, will be in charge, in the afternoon, at the Methodist church. Last Sunday a sister of Mrs. Mc- wyas'who butied inn Seaforth assed Byon Mrs. McKay, anti R. L. and itIrs. McDonald attend- ed, motoring over in W. P. Bray's caOnr, Dominion Day'a fine time was enjoyed at the plc-rle held in R. L. McDonald's, grove under the auspices of Oranbrook Farmers' Club. Excel- lent addressee were given by Rev, Mr. Amos, of Palmerston, who is one of the Directors of the U. F, 0., and Rev. &Ir. Lundy, of Walton. Foot Ball and Base Ball games were play- ed and rare sport enjoyed. An abundant lunch was served, It was estimated there were 1000 people in at- tendance and as the weather was de• lightful the afternoon passed by most pleasantly. GOOD WORK.—Tice bee to improve the cemetery, announced fu THE Posy, came off Saturday afternoon, 28112 ult., when 50 stalwarts assembl- ed to do their bit. They worked so well a splendid transformation was made in the clearing away of brush, removing stones and giving the place a gene:'a1 tidying up that was badly needed, All are convinced that an anneal improvetnent bee should be held, only at an earlier date so as to get soil in a more workable condition. It was a good start and shows what may be accomplished with a spirit of unity and willingness. The propo- sition otlginated with President R. L. McDonald, of the Farmers' Club, and was very heartily supported. Look out for other improvements now that a Out has been made, Brussels Council The regular meeting of Brussels Council was field Monday evening, with Reeve Plum in chair. Present Councillors Wilton, Fraser and Richards, Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. Following accounts were presented Canadian Express CO, ............8 1 20 Cam -Fish Co.. Electric Light, lamps ..,. .... 100 00 Dunlop Tire & Rubber Co„ hose 282 00 W. 1v1. Sinelait, legal. ,...„.,. 1 50 Geo. Kerr, roads....... ..... ........ . 34 50 Imperial 011 Oa, street oil . 513 37 F. S Scott, on salary 50 00 Robt. Thuell, salary and rent120 00 Jas, Henderson, roads... 02 35 Geo. Lowry, t oade 32 20 W. 1i Cook, roads 54•0 4 G. Thibideau, roads 80 40 M. Fraser, roads...... ,. 0 00 Wtn ]hues], toads .., 56 25 Robt. Oliver, salary, &c 60 00 Moved by 8, Wilton, seconded by r, 0, Richards that above accounts be paid. Castled. Petition was presented asking for a sewer on street to Maitland river on Albert street, By -Law No. 1 1919 was read three .times and passed. Debentures to run 10 years at 5i %. M. Black, Seoretary of Old Boys' Celebration, aeked Council for privl- eTa rt tn,lrni` . oo, treo k I i,n b the ons e t h and Milo tigirt on July and 2) to close streets around Victoria Park, On motion of Councillors 'Wilton. and Richards the request was granted, A grant of 11110 was made to Robb, Oliver for elotbes and boots destroyed by working about the tank oar of oil for street, c 1 Moved r S. Wilton seconded L C. Richards that st'at at this Board occupied by Harry James, ae Council - for, be declared vacant o accountof his death and thattheClerk proceed to issue warrant for holding the nets Wary nomivatiuu and election to fill the office. Oarr'ied. All users of electric light nob on the metre are asked to secure the same from Robert Thuell. The gasoline tank belonging to S. Carter's garage and its location was glanced at but nothing further done and the matter is likely to be dropped, Commit then adjourned. Bluevale Gordon Hamilton, son of Robt. Ham- ilton, underwent an operation Tues- day to have his tonsils and adenoids removed and is getting along nicely. Woman's Inetitnte will hold )lieu monthly meeting Thursday, July 10th, at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. 3, F, McCracken, Papers will be given by Mrs. F. B. Scott on "How to create and preserve that atmosphere which gives character to the home ?” also by Mrs. W. H. Fraser,"Where the house- wife's time goes." Roll call answered by Irish quotations, Special music. Everybody welcome. Promotion Examinations CONTINUATION SCHOOL Form I Promotion Results. Names in order of • merit. Recommended students must fulfil certain conditions to take tate work in Form II, Marks will be sent those who failed. Honors.—V. Heist, L. Fulton, K. Me - Laren, R. Grant. Passed.—M. Brown, W. McDowell, F. Stewart, Pearl Alderson, E. Smith, T. Burgess, 0. Dennis, D. Walker, N. Shaw, E, Dark, E. Miller. Recommended— Failed in subject given.—H, Scott (Hist.,) 0. Thompson (Arith.,) V. Blake (Geog„) J. Miller (Alg.,) M. Nolan (Arith„) C. Hall (Hist.) Pass- ed on part examination and part term work.—J. Nolan, M. Maunders. PUBLIC SCHOOL Names are given in order of merit. Marks of those who failed and condi- tions for those recommended may be obtained from teacher in charge. Names of those who failed omitted. 1 Jr. TV to Sr. IV. Passed AI 'Wilson G Best K Ferguson L Thuell Recommended—B Thuell. S. III to Jr. IV. Passed S Ballantyne L Clouse M Little E McLaren M Ferguson 0 Anderson 0 Whitfield N McDowell E Pollard 0 Lott Recommended—B Smith, A Thomp. eon and D Thompson. Jr, III to Sr. III. Honors F Strachan J Oliver J Ferguson L Rose Passed G Stafford J McCracken F Oliver H Pawson R Pollard M Walker A Mcdluskie Recommended—L Champion and C McDonald. Jr, II to Se. II. Honors W McMillan H Champion J McKay Passed D Kyle 13 Thibideau E Lott A Logan M Ritchie M Logan D Ennis, G McDonald E Edwads 0 Thuell Recommended—A Grewar and A Davidson. Sr. II to Jr. Honors Di Smith W Galbraith R McDonald L Champion "{Stratton J Stewart Passed I McLaren M Harkness 0 A lvfc0luskie P Baeker Recommended—M Thompson and F Dennison. Sr. I to Jr, II. V Wilson G Kellington DI Strachan E Wilson M Somerville L Rutledge A Thompson 0 Ennis B McLaren Recommended—F Satnis, Jr. I to Sr. I. I3 Kyle 13 Gilroy G But gess L Harknese L Thuell S Snider L Manning Sr. Primer to Jr. I, K Thuell Rer i P1 ce L Meoluskie T Walkey D WO ha Rlatledga ion mp Int, Primer to Sr, Primer, Hilda Whlttard F Edwards M Thompson Pruner - 0 Walker B Snider V Fox 111 Heist N Thompson 3 ItfeDowell R Farrow F. BUGHANAN K, WTLRON Teachers A, GoeDoos M. h%oRltle 6. S. SaoTT Safety for Savings EW people are sufficient- ly alive to the need of carefully selecting a deposi- tory for their savings. In transacting business with this Bank it should be re- membered that you are deal- ing with an institution that has grown to be one of the great Banks of the world. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE CAPITAL PAID UP $.15,000,000 RESERVE FUND . . $15,000,000 Walton Branch C. F. Misner, Acting Manager Leo, Reach, (vho etali,+t eft here H'it11 e 16191 lakt returned fi over, semi on Saturday and le it 1i'iLOP at the 1101110 of W01. Yen.—It. Black and family spent the week end at Ayr.— Skeft Robinson and bride, formerly Miss Simms, New York, left for Tor- onto Tuesday after a week's visit with thefor•mer''s parents, W. M, and Mrs. 111 IB( R( it m — e 1Allllinln BE't'VICe tt'FLe held in the Presbyterian chnech Sunday evening when addresses were given by Revs, 0. Melcohn, F. Stride and J. Powell.—MIes Della Rutherford, Toronto, is al�ending two weeks 11 days at her home ]sere. --The imam. held by the women of the Methodist church last Monday evening, was a (leeided success, the net ptoaeeds amounting to $155.00, Morrie THE PORT gives tine news. Sship. everal schools variant in t:he town- , Quite a number of Mortisites took in the (rings at Winghau last w.•ek. The mower, horse rake, haylnader and hay fork have been having their innings during the past week. At next Council meeting, Monday, 28th, Court of Revision will be held on Murray -Lamb Extension drain. Ohas, .I, Riritnul, 5th line, has- been carrying his right hand in a sling on account of a severe injury he received while working around wood sawing machinery. It is a bad time to be laid off now. We hope lie will soon be n. k, Mrs. John G. Smith and son, 4th line, left on a holiday visit to the West Tuesday of this week and will visit relatives and friends for a few months. The latter's health has not been very rugged but we hope the outing will retake a complete sore, "Bob" Bowman's Auction Salle went with an extra good swing, considering the 8easou of the year, totalling 88,500. The new purchaser of the farm E. Campbell, of Michigan, is now in possession and hard at work. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Oamphell and son to the neighborhood and wish then prosperity on their fine fatten. GLE00—FA1ttlUAlt,—A happy event took place 00 Saturday, .lune 28th, at the home of Geo- and Mrs, M. Far- quhar, Hullett township,their daugh- ter, bliss Isabel Elsie, being united in marriage to Joseph Olegg, a well known resident of the 5th line of Mor- rie. Ceremony was performed by Rev. J. E. Hogg, Clinton. The bride who was given away by her father, was gowned in white crepe de chene and georgette, with veil and orange blossoms, and camel] a bouquet of roses and ferns. She was attended by two dainty flower girls clad i1) white, Jean Ball and Isabel Weir, each carry- ing a basket of roses. The wedding march was played by the bride's sis- ter, Miss Jean. After the wedding repast the bridal pair left on a honey- moon trip and on their return they will make their home en the groom's fine farm. May nanny happy, pros- perous years be their pot tion. PRESENTATION.—Wednesday even ing of last week about 50 neighbors and old friende assembled at the home of Robt. J. and Mrs. Bowman, Sed line, before they gave up posses- sion to Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, and presented them with a fine divan and club bag, ']lie address was read by Wesley Stephenson and the gifts wee presented by Councillor Yuill and Will. Sellers. Address was as fol- lows : DE ut FRIExus,—We, your neighbors and old friends, have as- sembled this evening 'to spend a few hours with you before you remove from the community where you have enjoyed the goodwill of all concerned. Sorry indeed we are that ill health has compelled you to alter your plans and o1) account of this we are going to lose good neighbois and true friends from our midst. We trust the con. templated rest and change of scene will prove effectual in building up and fully restoring Mr, Bowman to fernier vigor. ''Actions speak louder than words," hence we ask Mrs, Bowman eo accept this Divan, with our best wishes, and Dir, Bowman this Club Bag, its an indication that lou 1'egard him as a "Jolly Good Fellow," We hope use of gifts Hill remind you wherever yon are, of old friends who will always be interested in you and sinoerely wish you a long life and a happy one with an abontln.nee of wartn, true ft'iends, It will toe a genet pleasure+ to tie if you locate near by so we may often meet with you aria en- joy your friendship. Agin express- ing 000 regret ove' Mr. Bowman's ill health and hoping he will 00011 vegan) his former physical condition, we are, Yours very truly, NEIGUDORs AND FRIENDS, Me, Bowman tnadea brief appropri- ate reply in which he heartily thanked all concerned in behalf of Mee, Bow- men tend himself for the many acts of kindness evert prior to this presenta- tion, He hoped to be able to return the good fellowship, 'Pasty lunch was served by the visitors and after a social hour the company separated for their respective homes wishing the host and hostess many prosperous Choppini,BRUSSELS Will only run Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week until fur- ther notice. JOHN LOGAN, Proprietor, Summer Wood ! Have you ordered your Swe- arer Wood ? We have Tarnere, per lnaa'..,....... 2 50 Jointers in bundles 3 60 Mill Slabs, 14 inches 4 50 Basswood Slabs, 20 1)1 's 101 Cash orders delivrrr:d flr'.t. Cycler early. P. Ament Phone 10 ring 3 years with bounding health, Mr, Bowman (vent to Toronto to visit his parents for a while. Mrs. Bowman is visiting at her parental home with James and Mrs, Parr. Considerable improvement is noticeable in Mr. Bowman's health we MS please(] to state. He lived o1) the old farm fol 36 years, being born there, MATRIMONIAL,—A quiet wedding was solemnized on Monday of last week when Miss Mary McQueen, of Aasherton, Wis„ became the wife of T. J. McCaughey, Sth line, Rev. 1r'r. Hogan officiating, Miss Mulqueen, of Milwaukee, Deice of the bride, was bridesmaid, while 1'. J. 111eGaughey supported the groom. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. McCaughey, extend to them beet wishes for a long, happy and prosperous wedded Life, Wednesday 25 th ult„ Arthur Hall, Grey township, and Miss Gladys, daughter of Alex, and Mrs, McNeil, 51h line, were united in marriage at Melville Manse, Brussels, by Rev. A. 3. Mann. They were supported by Jno. McNeil and Miss Nichol, Listo- wel. After the ceremony the wedd- ing couple motored to the home of the bride's parents where the wedding supper was served in the hostess' best style. In the evening a reception was held when a large number of the friends of the contracting parties gathered to wish then many happy years, and to spend the evening it social chat, music and dancing. The gifts were numerous and costly show- ing the high esteem in which the young people are held. Mr. and Mrs. Hull will make their hone on the groom's fine farm, 12th Con., Grey township. JAMES PARISH GALLED AWAY.— Last Friday evening a well known resident of the 7th line, passed quietly away, after a Lingering illness of over a year, to the House of nanny Man- sions. The funeral took place Monday afternoon to Brussels cernetety. Ap- propriate services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Stafford, Brnssels, Dh', Par- ish was born in Hibbert township, Perth Oo., over 61 years ago, He join- ed the church when a young man of 19, ander ministry of Rev, Me. Howey, of Methodist church, Chiselbirst, and 00015 a roustant member of that body. The subject of this notice was twice married, His Myst wife was Mary Ellen May, of Tuekersrnith, the child- ren being John, i1) the West; Mrs, Lonis Clark, Tuckersinit:h ; Mrs. Jas. Nichol, Morris ; and William, still overseas. Me. Parish's second wife was the widow of the late Rnbt,Shiels. She, with 4 sons and' a daughter, sur- vive, Deceased's brothe's and sisters are :—Rev. J. J„ Alexandria, Minn, ; Rev, Justus, Clearwater, Minn, ; Rev. IV. L., Hanley, Sash. ; Mrs. Theron Hodgins, Oregon, U, S. ; and 2 deceas- ed (Mrs. Bartter and Mrs. Morrison.) The pallbearers were two sons-in-law, (Loris Clark and Jas. Nichol), Arthur Wheeler (a cousin), Joseph Storey (brother-in-law), Wm, Gray and Wm. Alderson. Mr, Parish was a great sof. fever part of his illness and had failed to almost a shadow. He lived in Mor- ris for' past 11 years and prior had farmed in Iiullett and Grey. Walton Hume shed for sale, 24x85 feet. Apply to North M Lott, Con 17, Grey. Phone 805, Joos 0 011tee, Walton, P. O. Poultry wanted Tuesday of snob week. Phone W. G. Neal as to prices, &a, Will. and Mrs. Edgar, Ayr, Motored to Walton and visited Mrs, 1Vm, Mc- Allister and other friends, Rev, DIe, Kennedy, Ornnbronk, and Rev, Mr, Lundy, of Walton will ex- change pulpits next Sabbath. The Orange service drew a large congregation last Sabbath to Duff's church whore a fine service was held. Rev, and Mrs. Lundy and 25 young people of the Ilindeavour are in at- tendance at the Summer School at G oderieh. 9 pupils from here wrote on the En- trance exams last week. They say the papers were most fair but the weather was very hot, John Berry is 84 years old and is very poorly now. Mr, and Mr's. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. BM -chest, of the West, are Here to see him. Congratulations are extended to Grace Sliot'treed who passed the ele- mentary piano exam" of Toronto Con• servatory, at Listowel last Saturday. She took Holmes. This ie most credit- able to Grace and ]ler instructor, Miss Maude Ferguson, Women's Institute will hold its 18gtllar meeting at the home of Mrs. Lydian, Wednesday61.1 A. L tt1 a Inst. at 3 p, m. Mrs. Will, McFadzean will give a paper on "Consolidated Schools," Roll0al1—"Waren weather lunches." Mrs, R. A. Lundy will give a report of the District Institute held ab Molesworth. ALE0, MOASeeta R DEOEASED.— Last Saturday morning Alex. McA.r- thut', an old and well known resident of this community, passed over to the majority, from %he home of his nephew, Colin McDonald, Huliett boundary, in hie 85th year. Deceased was born in Argyles)ii>•e, Scotland, be- ing the 2nd son of Peter and Ann Me- Aelar,1r 111)1 along (50)11 Il,, 1.101.11 rai 0'u u (1 11,11111111, (111)x11) in ]Mirk 'I 1111 li,+l Meat 1 tel in Middlesex Co, tont 3 y,•xr, 511).5' came to NIofris township. Ills wife was Sarah Galbraith, lobo dird a few i'ears ago, A son, Peter, lives at agaska, Sask. 2 brothers (Peter and (10110) and 2 sister's, (Mesdames Ale - Donald) also survive. Funeral look place to BruseeIa ce e eorn Dla ri( l y afternoon, cervi 0 being nlusted by R• v. Ale. 'i'ellbid, Blyth. Pallbeare.r:, were Robt„ Colin, It., 1J., and 1'. Me - Donald arta (.0, bleArlhur. Decetwod wee aearpeuteF by a,tile, learning the line point , i1) London, lie uuulr his borne at Seafur'th for a gaud mane years, where he was a faithful attend- ant of the Preehyterien (dottrel'. Old age was the cause of death. Ethat Live P sultry wanted Monday of each wrrk Phone 8011's More, STYrdan !WHOM; 00(1 8A(,1(. -.Parties want• 1115 to bay anent, substantial buggy, steel, rub• bar or cushion tiro can save money by call ins on Davin MINS, Ethel. Next Sunday afternoon Rev. Mr. Lundy, of Walton, will preach in the Presbyterian church here. Mrs. W. J. Nutt and Evelena and Raymond, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont„ are visitors at the home of S. 8, and Mrs. Cole. !111'• Nutt will be here Int- Rev. and Mtn. SV, IS. Lucas and family, of Superior, 1Visennsin, 11. S , are here on a holiday visit. airs, Luc- as is a daughter. of 0. and Mrs. Ray - mud and well known in this men - triunity. The Brussels — Ethel Foot Ball match last Thursday evening chew a great crowd and'tlne game was hotly contested, the visitors winning by a score of 2-1. Stanley Foul, Atwood, was referee. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held Thurs- day, July 1711), at 3 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Geo, M. Mitchell. Subject "The Making of Bread and Bons," taken by Mrs. W. Slemmon. All the ladies are invited to attend. Pte-Nn).—A picnic will be held in Rowland's grove on Saturday, July 19th, under the auspices of the Pres- byterian S, S. Stepper will be served, charge being 15 and 25 cents, Sunday School scholars free. Members of congregration are asked to bring baskets well filled. Booth on grounds. Don't forget the date, July 19th. Everybody come, Grey Fall wheat is a good crop, Council meeting Monday 28th inst. Will. Hoover was home toe the week end from London. A number of our boys and girls were trying the Entrance examina- tion last week. Jacob and Mrs. Holtinbeck, Strat- ford, were visitors willa Robert and Mrs. Davison, 12th Oon, Miss Gladys MaeQuatrie is home from Paris, where she has been teach- ing school, for the holidays, looking fine. Mrs, Richd. Armstrong, Winnipeg, is here on a visit at the (tome of Junes and DI's, Armstrong, 911) Con, The ladies are sisters. Harold Work, who was teaching echnol near Walkerton, has gone to Toronto to assist his brother R'obert in his drug business. Last Sunday Rev. Dlr. O'Kell, the new pastor, preached at Roe's and Union churches and made favorable iinpressions, We welcome the Rev. gentleman to this countryside.. • Mrs. Garfield Dunbar wishes to thank her many friends for their kind- ness and sympathy, especially those who by word and deed were so kind to her beloved husband. They will never be forgotten. John Dougherty, 16th Oon., and Mrs, Ohas. Cleave, of Ethel, have gone to Hamilton, Grimsby and other points for a visit with relatives and friends. The fo'naer used to live in that locality in his young manhood, Whooping cough has been bother- ing some folk in the township, adults as well as children. Robt. Strechan had a wrestle with it as had his daughter and son and Miss Jessie S teachan. Misses Edna and Laura, Roy and Vernon Hemingway, of Brantford, were here on a visit with the Heming- way families and at R. 3. Hoover's. Miss Beth Hoover returned with them for a holiday. The trip was made by motor, A whirring noise was heard Tues- day forenoon of last week by many people along the Sth line and the cause was soon diece'ued by the ap. pearance of au aeroplane, flying from Toronto to Win.glnuu to give exhibi- tion at latter place, Some of the Greyites say they are going to get one of those "birds," Previous to the marriage of bliss Marion I. Smith there was a miscel- laneoes shower for her at the home of Mee, Alex. McDonald, 0111 Oon, About 40 were present and the evening wits spenttn games and a merry time was enjoyed. The presents consisted of china, kitchen utensils, tCc., &c, Miss Smith made a neat reply. Lunch was served, A Sun1RISE.-01) Thursday after- noon, June 26th, as school was dis- missed the teacher of 8. S. No, 0 founda large number. of the section nun re rn 'n .i yard tett n the sopor t d await- s g Y ing admission, After, goal ug tom. Portably seated two of the pupils acted es captains and 011o50 sides for an old time spelling match, Mrs. George Elliott peeving to be the champion speller. WVn1. Jackliit then took the chair and Balled bliss Spatting to the plabtorin where Sylvestee Raynard read the following address, E. Hoy making the presentation. DEAR TEACHER.—It ns with feelings of re' gret we learn that you are about to leave (1e, after more than 2 years of very pleasant relationship as teacher W H. KERR, Pro eto,' it-?. While we tin doehl, have t 1 "nen n bee *o e t • re very t a y ]eying toyou are w grat(iul lot your patience with Its and fur year interest in everything that was for our welfare. As a token of our appreciation and of our kindly feelings toward you we ask you to ar,- eept this Olub Bag and Travelling Companion and trust that you will al- ways rememberthe a its and friends 1)l S. n. Signed 00 behalf of tie pnipile. - 15"irerYN HOY, MAH' Ctiolr, 'w JrRA" easy, bhough taken completely by ear prise Mist, spelling made appropri- ate reply thanking her pupils for the useful and beautiful gift and assuring them that she would never forget the happy hours ripentternn(g them where the pupils hail always responded so readily and cheerfully to her efforts and where everyone in the See tion intik such (0(0 inter091• in her welfare. The ladies served a lunch of sandwiches, cake, (home -make cantly and lemonade after which they bade Miss Sperling (food -bye with many gond wishasfor the future. Her de- pot lure from No 6 will be regretted by more than the pupils. Tlie people of this community were very glad to welcome home frotn overseas Pte. Wes. Anmetrong, a former resident of the 10th Con„ who enlisted in the West to do duty for King and Empire. He looks well and is glad to get back to the best land o1) earth. The visitor is a son of James and Mrs, Armstrong. While Wes, was overseas he ran across a cousin of his own in the ranks, Sergt. C. C. Kerr, of Saskatoon, Sask., and he is now here on a holiday with relatives and having a good time. Moncrief We are very pleased to state that Miss Myrtle Cummings is recovering nicely after an operation for appendi- cilie. This is the second operation in the family inside of 3 months as Melvyn underwent a successful opera. tion at Guelph. Cranbrook School Report on page 4, Airs. Julia Menzies was visiting Stratford relatives and friends. Our teachers, Miss McNair and Mies Houston have been re-engaged at au increased salary. This speaks for itself. Sabbath evening last Mrs, W. H. Ferguson, Belgrave, gave an interest- ing address on "The Forward Move- ment•" in the Presbyterian church. Last week Wm. Bothwell sold 2 hogs 7 months old for the tidy sum of 8117.00. He got 22.1 cents per pound. Guess he often sold thew for less than a quarter of that price. Next Sunday morning Rev. Mr, Lundy, Walton, will conduct service in Knox church here and W. H. Kerr, Brussels, will be in charge, in the afternoon, at the Methodist church. Last Sunday a sister of Mrs. Mc- wyas'who butied inn Seaforth assed Byon Mrs. McKay, anti R. L. and itIrs. McDonald attend- ed, motoring over in W. P. Bray's caOnr, Dominion Day'a fine time was enjoyed at the plc-rle held in R. L. McDonald's, grove under the auspices of Oranbrook Farmers' Club. Excel- lent addressee were given by Rev, Mr. Amos, of Palmerston, who is one of the Directors of the U. F, 0., and Rev. &Ir. Lundy, of Walton. Foot Ball and Base Ball games were play- ed and rare sport enjoyed. An abundant lunch was served, It was estimated there were 1000 people in at- tendance and as the weather was de• lightful the afternoon passed by most pleasantly. GOOD WORK.—Tice bee to improve the cemetery, announced fu THE Posy, came off Saturday afternoon, 28112 ult., when 50 stalwarts assembl- ed to do their bit. They worked so well a splendid transformation was made in the clearing away of brush, removing stones and giving the place a gene:'a1 tidying up that was badly needed, All are convinced that an anneal improvetnent bee should be held, only at an earlier date so as to get soil in a more workable condition. It was a good start and shows what may be accomplished with a spirit of unity and willingness. The propo- sition otlginated with President R. L. McDonald, of the Farmers' Club, and was very heartily supported. Look out for other improvements now that a Out has been made, Brussels Council The regular meeting of Brussels Council was field Monday evening, with Reeve Plum in chair. Present Councillors Wilton, Fraser and Richards, Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. Following accounts were presented Canadian Express CO, ............8 1 20 Cam -Fish Co.. Electric Light, lamps ..,. .... 100 00 Dunlop Tire & Rubber Co„ hose 282 00 W. 1v1. Sinelait, legal. ,...„.,. 1 50 Geo. Kerr, roads....... ..... ........ . 34 50 Imperial 011 Oa, street oil . 513 37 F. S Scott, on salary 50 00 Robt. Thuell, salary and rent120 00 Jas, Henderson, roads... 02 35 Geo. Lowry, t oade 32 20 W. 1i Cook, roads 54•0 4 G. Thibideau, roads 80 40 M. Fraser, roads...... ,. 0 00 Wtn ]hues], toads .., 56 25 Robt. Oliver, salary, &c 60 00 Moved by 8, Wilton, seconded by r, 0, Richards that above accounts be paid. Castled. Petition was presented asking for a sewer on street to Maitland river on Albert street, By -Law No. 1 1919 was read three .times and passed. Debentures to run 10 years at 5i %. M. Black, Seoretary of Old Boys' Celebration, aeked Council for privl- eTa rt tn,lrni` . oo, treo k I i,n b the ons e t h and Milo tigirt on July and 2) to close streets around Victoria Park, On motion of Councillors 'Wilton. and Richards the request was granted, A grant of 11110 was made to Robb, Oliver for elotbes and boots destroyed by working about the tank oar of oil for street, c 1 Moved r S. Wilton seconded L C. Richards that st'at at this Board occupied by Harry James, ae Council - for, be declared vacant o accountof his death and thattheClerk proceed to issue warrant for holding the nets Wary nomivatiuu and election to fill the office. Oarr'ied. All users of electric light nob on the metre are asked to secure the same from Robert Thuell. The gasoline tank belonging to S. Carter's garage and its location was glanced at but nothing further done and the matter is likely to be dropped, Commit then adjourned. Bluevale Gordon Hamilton, son of Robt. Ham- ilton, underwent an operation Tues- day to have his tonsils and adenoids removed and is getting along nicely. Woman's Inetitnte will hold )lieu monthly meeting Thursday, July 10th, at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. 3, F, McCracken, Papers will be given by Mrs. F. B. Scott on "How to create and preserve that atmosphere which gives character to the home ?” also by Mrs. W. H. Fraser,"Where the house- wife's time goes." Roll call answered by Irish quotations, Special music. Everybody welcome. Promotion Examinations CONTINUATION SCHOOL Form I Promotion Results. Names in order of • merit. Recommended students must fulfil certain conditions to take tate work in Form II, Marks will be sent those who failed. Honors.—V. Heist, L. Fulton, K. Me - Laren, R. Grant. Passed.—M. Brown, W. McDowell, F. Stewart, Pearl Alderson, E. Smith, T. Burgess, 0. Dennis, D. Walker, N. Shaw, E, Dark, E. Miller. Recommended— Failed in subject given.—H, Scott (Hist.,) 0. Thompson (Arith.,) V. Blake (Geog„) J. Miller (Alg.,) M. Nolan (Arith„) C. Hall (Hist.) Pass- ed on part examination and part term work.—J. Nolan, M. Maunders. PUBLIC SCHOOL Names are given in order of merit. Marks of those who failed and condi- tions for those recommended may be obtained from teacher in charge. Names of those who failed omitted. 1 Jr. TV to Sr. IV. Passed AI 'Wilson G Best K Ferguson L Thuell Recommended—B Thuell. S. III to Jr. IV. Passed S Ballantyne L Clouse M Little E McLaren M Ferguson 0 Anderson 0 Whitfield N McDowell E Pollard 0 Lott Recommended—B Smith, A Thomp. eon and D Thompson. Jr, III to Sr. III. Honors F Strachan J Oliver J Ferguson L Rose Passed G Stafford J McCracken F Oliver H Pawson R Pollard M Walker A Mcdluskie Recommended—L Champion and C McDonald. Jr, II to Se. II. Honors W McMillan H Champion J McKay Passed D Kyle 13 Thibideau E Lott A Logan M Ritchie M Logan D Ennis, G McDonald E Edwads 0 Thuell Recommended—A Grewar and A Davidson. Sr. II to Jr. Honors Di Smith W Galbraith R McDonald L Champion "{Stratton J Stewart Passed I McLaren M Harkness 0 A lvfc0luskie P Baeker Recommended—M Thompson and F Dennison. Sr. I to Jr, II. V Wilson G Kellington DI Strachan E Wilson M Somerville L Rutledge A Thompson 0 Ennis B McLaren Recommended—F Satnis, Jr. I to Sr. I. I3 Kyle 13 Gilroy G But gess L Harknese L Thuell S Snider L Manning Sr. Primer to Jr. I, K Thuell Rer i P1 ce L Meoluskie T Walkey D WO ha Rlatledga ion mp Int, Primer to Sr, Primer, Hilda Whlttard F Edwards M Thompson Pruner - 0 Walker B Snider V Fox 111 Heist N Thompson 3 ItfeDowell R Farrow F. BUGHANAN K, WTLRON Teachers A, GoeDoos M. h%oRltle 6. S. SaoTT