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Junior IV
.1 utal 465; Honors 248,
E. Feld 431, R, 'Mitchell 417, B.
Hamilton415, J. Zurbrigg 403, N.
111atchford 401, a' Hooson 394, 1.
Habkirk 391, C, Normoylc' 389, H.
Miller 380, C. Chittick 379, C. Well -
wood 379, . G. Brackenbury 373, E.
Schaffter 369, E. Webb 861, B. Mundy
360, R. Hammond 359, M. Wilson
855, 13. Brown 349, E. Finley 344, W.
'Small 324, M. Cruikshanks 818, D.
Rich 211, H, Burgess 307,
11. H. Reynolds, Teacher,
•.Senior III
Total 500; Honors 375; Vass 200.
Z. Cameron 425, 1:,. i llacott 423,
V. Moakley 418, J. Austin 404, J. Mc-
Donald 403, E, Krohn 403, W. Me-
Nevin 402, A. Wilson 397, L Mellor
!395„ L. Campbell 394, J. Lamb 388,
R. Carter 380, S. Carter 376, H.
Groves 366, 1„ Bolo 364, B. Forsyth
'863, T. Davison 363, B. Collar 348,
W. Finley 348, M. Smith 344,' 5. Bunn
841, J. Broome 336, N. Groves 327,
I3, Lepard 328, S. Henderson 302, D.
Warani 291, 13, Davidson 287, I. Clark
286, J, Currie 285, S. Forsyth 283,
5. Durnin 289.
C. 3. Farquharson, Teacher.
Junior III
Total 400; Honors 320; Pass 250.
Evelyn. Gamble 353, Mary Preston
:354, Harry Posliff '349, Marie Hap_
!per 347, Verne Walker 336, Jini .Lee
3334, Marjorie Forsyth 330, Gordon
Jones 329, Clarence Cantelon 323,
Alice Dore 322, Jean. Cruikshank. 321,
Doris Armitage 320, Irirna Harrison
Wingham Phone 53298, Bobby Rae 293, Muriel 'Williams
` �' " seeee' 291, Isabel Lamb 287, Lloyd Dark
270, Bert Vansickle 269, Hazel Led
%et 267, Jean Mellor 265; Lillian Full-
er 260, Edith Mundy 254, Evelyn Car-
ter 234, Evelyn Campbell 233, Ed-
ward Finlay 231, Beene Fitt 172, Lloyd
Carter 162, Harry Ross 139.
E. M. Tyndall, Teacher,
Senior II
Total 850; Honors 262; Pass 210.
Russell Zurbrigg 312, Patricia Par-
ker 302, Petty Rae 291, Charlie Krohn
284, Scutt Reid 281, Lloyd Hutton
279, Mary E, McKibbon 271, Charlie
Welheooci 271, Margaret Marsh 265,
Lillian, Howard 264, Doris Fitt 264,
Mabel Fothergill 25'r, Adelene Van-
' sickle 248, Billy Groves 246, Kathryn
Patterson 241, Evelyn Edgar 235,
Ruth Hamilton 227, Eilene Curtis 227,
Robert Casemore 226, Harold Ross
222, Allen Small 212, Edythe Camp-
bell 210, Herman Kennedy 205,
George Boyle 193, Harold Stephenson
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FOR SALE Hay and unthreshed 1 Public School Report
Oats. Mrs. Mabel McCoy, B. line.
E-To close estate, a 200 -
acre farm, in geed condition, on
loth Con. of Wallace, 2 miles from
�3rnerston, 'l -room brick house,
batik barn, drilled well. Apply E.
Gallagher, Palmerston, or Henry
Gallagher, West Lorne, Executors,
'OR. SALE --House and lot, in the
pillage of Bluevale, a]so furniture
for sae. Apply to L.H. 1 osman,
R3uevale, for particulars.
OR SALE -A Victor Electric Radio
practically new. Apply to Mrs. R.
Vans -tone.
J USE FOR glRENT-Apply to A. WOOD FOR:SALE Good hal
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le -A pole belt and b d
ui1day afternoon, at -the cemetery
• and ,B line corner, Finder please
�, jtettify telephone office,
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ROOMS TO RENT - Above Ad-
'vance-Titres. Apply R Vanstone's
Law Office.
WOOD FOR SALE -Dry and green, I
an kinds. Apply Richard NIcOuil t
Senior IV 185, Kathleen Saint 177, Carl Bondi
Total 600; Honors 450; Pass 360.
E. Coutts 484, C. Nortrop 460, D
Buchanan 442, G. Robertson 418, R
Saint 414, W. Henderson 395, T. Reid
378, F. Caller 373, E. Patterson 362,
P. DeyelI 358. L. Deyell 357, 3. Pres-
ton 353, N, M:eFiv r,s 888, B. ;Mundy
331, M. Robertson 3?�9,, F, Carrie 818,
M. Browne and V. Carter 316, L.
Browne and C Stewert 314, �. Bok
308, M. Fraser,305, D. Hutchison 292,
L. Clark 289, M,. Ross 271, G. Mason
265, D. Forsythe 261, B.. •Lediet 251,
A. Stone 22,0.
Ai I .Posliff Prirgcipal:
Wood and some son wood, at .'c3
to $5 per cord. dehveeed: Apply to
C. 5, Logan $eTgrat ,, :hone" d21r4.
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NOTICE
Notice re hereby ; iyen that a Cour
t
!will be held; puff ;liars eto The "'Voters
iLists Act bye lditi°Horeear Judge Lcw-
lis, at the Town. Hall, Wingham, Oe-
tober 15th, 1980,,at 1045 a.tu, for the
11=urpose of hearing complaints against
the Voters' Jit for. the ,Municipality
of Win haln far the year 1930. A list
an, Lucicnow Ont. lof ca.mplaints is on file at the Clerk':.
Office, Toti'n Malt Winghatii:
Dated at Wingha n. this lst day of
October, 1930. ' ` "'
1'V, 4. Galbraith Toevn CIerk.
IN MEMOR'LAM
i ete- . 3'n loving n' mory of Mrs.
George Bryce who died September
0,1914• and Mr. George Bryce who
:lied August 15th, 1923.
The Family,
EARN $6 TO :$10 PER DAV
Ambitious, reliable men wanted
at once. Part time' pay while train-
frig for Aviation Mechanics, Gar-
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Ills!, Bricklaying, Plastering,
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ssing. Act 'quick, get your ap
lication in now. Write or call for
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MORTGAGE SALE
Of Valuable .Village 13roperty
Under and by virtue of the power
contained in a certain mortgage
• which will be produced at time o
i Bale, therm will be offered for sale :by
Public \uetion on Saturday; the el
event!) day of October, at 'the hour
of 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, at
George Town's Hotel in the Village
f `Vrosieler,: the following property,
namely ;
All and singular, that certain parcel
tc'r tract ,,f Bind and premises, situate,
lying and being in, the village of
1t'roxel r in the County of Iluron
and 1'rr,tince of .Ontario, and bein"
composed +5f Lot ntttnber Three ion
, the North side of 1-inwick Street in
, the: said Village of Wroxeter,. and
containing' one-quarter of an acre of
land, mnre or It -s , Upon the said
porn eee. it is said, :here is. situate •a
too storey frante house rntrtaining
173, Charlie Ross 168, Charlie Bee -
(corvine 158, Arvin Lediet 183, Frank
Angus 107.
Junior II
Total 340; Honors 255; Pass 198.
Margaret Honiuth 325, Frances
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE 'OF JAMES
ELLIOTT, late of the Village" Of
Gorrie in the County of Huron, Re-
tired Farther, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to the revised statutes of
ntario, in t`hat respect, that all per,
sons having claims against the Es-
tate of JaznesElliott, who died on or.
about the twenty-fifth day of August,
A.D. 1930, at the Village of Gorrie,
are required to send bee past, prepaid
or deliver "to the undersigned, ,on or
before the.eighteenth day of October.
A.D. 1930, their narks and addresses
with full particulars of their claims
writing, verified by statutory de-
claratian,.3nd the nature of the secu; •
ities, if any, field by thein. •
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that after the said eighteenth day of
October, AD, 1930, the assets of tile
said estate will be distributed by the
Executors among the parties en'titiecl
thereto, having regard only to clairns
of which they shall then have notice
and the estate will not be liable for
any claim not filed at the time of the
said distribution.
DATED at'Win tram, •Orttario, this
twenty-third day of September, A,D,
1980. ,
J. W. BUSH> I EI.D, `
Wingham"; Ontario,
Solicitor for the Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
f IN THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM
G, DC)RE, late of the Town of Wing-
- ham in the County of Huron, Gentle-
man, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
pursuant to the revised statutes of
Ontario in that respect, that all per-
-sons having claims against the'Es-
! tate of William G. Dore, who died
' on or about the thirteenth day of Ap-
ril, A.D. 1,930, at the. Town of Wing
• ham, are required to send by post,
i te undersigned,,
on ,or before the eighteenth day of
October A.D. 1930, their names and
addresses with fall particulars of their
Glamis in writing, .verified by statut-
e dcclaration, and the nature of t1it
secruittc s. if any, Veld by diem
Noe.:
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prepare civ reliver to
50'. i`u roonie and about 20:. ft by 3
feet tt ith a frame addition about 1
fret be 20 feet.
•'PERMS: Ten per cent. of the per
chase money tU be paid at time
sale and the balance to be pai
within thirty days thereafter.
For further particulars and condi-
tions of sale apply tr
,the unci:
I)1f"1`I:D at Wingham, Ontario, this
twenty.third day of September, A.D.
1930. ; .
I. W 1' •:.! S H F i' 5:7.1),.
Winghatn, Ontario,
Solicitor for' tlie Mot"inagee
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0 • Oetnlser, :1,17. 1.930, the assets of the
ell
mei) 1�t.`RTI�IFI2 TAKE
, that -after the said eighteenth day of
'seid estate will be distributed by tht'
itxecutrib among the parties entitled
f thereto, having regard only to claims
<11 of which she sha11 then have notice
"land the estate will not be liable for
,any elairn not filed at the time of the'
said distribution.
1)A'DttT) at Wing;iram, Ontario, this
twenty.tliird day of September, A.D.
1930..
5, W. t STTFI T.r), I
Wing Iiarit, Ontstrio, „ f1
Soircitor for the Executrix. 1
Lockridge 323, Noreen Benedict 320,
Kenneth Jackson $13, Marron Tem-
pkcrnan 312, Trevor Davison' 306,
Reba Marshall 305; Betty Lloyd 304;
James Schaffter .302, Billie Bergman
298, Gertrude Finley 298, Hilda
Brown 295, John Lee 295, Nora Fin-
ley 294, Harold Cantelon 284, Vir-
ginia Currie 283, Bertha Casemore
'276, Rena Elliott 273, I;iI1 Sturdy 271,
Kenneth Johnson 260, Mac Habkirk
268, .Noel Stephenson 265, .Arnold
Stoakley 258, Jeanne VanNorman 257,
Donald Adams 256, Donalda Hender-
son 246, Fenton Barnes 243, Jack
Ross 242, Jeaii Lee 241, Jack Fraser
240, Joe Wilson 225, Roy Dark 209,
Billie 'Forsyth 203, Louise Dore 198,
Gordon Helm 144, Jimmie Kennedy
126.
13. loynt Teacher,
First Book
Total 330; Honors 247; Pass 132.
Marguerite Ingham 317, Mabel
Campbell 315, Helen Hammond 314,
Billie Harris 812, Billie Scott 309, El-
va Haines 304, Donald Fitt 296, Bill
Seddon 295, Betty Groves 293, Agnes
Seli 292, Louise .Lloyd 290, Elmer
I)eyeli, 287, Elmer Ohm 284, Norman
Fry 281, Frances Robinson 281, Carl
Varner 276, Laura Collar 264, Dor-
othy Mellor 260, . Jack Gorbutt 256,
George Johnson 255, Florence Finley
253, Louise Thompson 249, Eleanor
Lockridge 242, John Wilson 241, Reg-
gie Collar 232, Helen Patterson 225,
Jean Lockridge 225, Harry Montgom-
ery220, Kenneth Crawford 197, Har-
old Schaus 196, Margaret Dobson
195, Leslie Adair 188 Joyce Carter
157, Billie Smith 150.
P. Johns, Teacher.
Primary
Total 135, Honors 100, Pass 80.
Kenneth Jones 134, Carroll Case -
more 133, Frances Durnin 132, Mar-
jorie Currie 131, Eva I ediet 130, Ed-
na 'Hogg 129, Norman Mundy 128,
Isabella Ross 1.27, Elgin Lockridge
126, Josephine VanNurman 125, Mar-
garet Finley 124, James Cameron 124,
Anne VanWyck 123, Donald Hastie
123, Norma Brown 122, Harold Hut-
ton 121, Jack Hopper 120, Clarence
OInn 119, Jack Rich 118, Louise' Reid
118'Alvin Seli 117, Eric Schatte 113,
Alan Williams 109, Helen Richards
108, Grace Sinall 107, Clarence Ham-
ilton 107, Eileen Dark 106, Harry=
Howard 106, Betty Gannett 105, Jack
arter 104, Lorne Patterson 102,
ary Black 102, Mar garet•MacGilli-
ray 102, Mary Lepard 101, David
haffter 100, Grace Hutchison 100,
oris Finley 96, Jack Ludwig 94, Eth-
Vanner 93, Edna- Haines 89,.Ken-
th Baker 87, Isabel McLean 86,
erald Cruickshank 85, Iris Temple -
an 80, Everett Hammond 45,' Hilly
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Thursday, October ret; t930"
THE FIRST STEP . , BUYING ,,IT. SAVE
stele by comm here directly. Second . , the
price you pay. A. step that means saving to you.
Third . stepping out in Creer's Shotes save you
any worry about being shod with the latest 'a:il
Footwear. You know you are!
WOMEN'S OXFORDS -in straight.
one -tone Or combination leathers.
Suedes, Kids, Calls:
$4.00 t° .00
STRAPS AND TIES -- charming
Pumps in the new Autumn Browns.
Kids, Suedes.
5.00 to 6.
Two of the
Foremost
Autumn
Shades
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Drills and parades by the school astic champion of Canada. His high- splendid concert staged
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1 children drew much favorable coni- est jump was 12 feet.
I nrent. Si' Helens' School captured 1st z The Fair closed at night te-itti a followed Geddes
ai Fred Emery,
(place in the drill exercises; Lochalsh by a Glance.
School came second, and Fordyce
third. The children marched to the
fair grounds, headed by the Lecl now
brass band.
A pleasing part of the program was.j
the musical entertainment offered by !i
the following artists: Florence Hod-
gins, Isabel Chesnut, Mrs. Phyllis
Stewart, Margaret Button (reading),
1Ettabelle McDonald. -
In the sport program Goderich de-
feated Lucknow in the tug-of-war in
two straight pulls and win the Mof-
fatt trophy. The horseshoe pitching
contest was weal- by Elliott and Mc-
Kay of Wingham with Clark and Mc-
Cabe, of Lucknow second, In the•se-
cond event Triffin and Triffin, of
Lengside were first, and Johnston and
Sullivan of Lucknott' were second. }
An exhibition of Pole vaulting was 1
given by Robert Stoddart, interschol-
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No trouble to let you see our selection
JEWELRY SILVERWARE
GOOD WATCHES AND FINE CHINA
HAVE YOUR WATCH REPAIRED AND
PUT IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER
R. HAMILTON
Net in 40.
A. G. Williamson, Teacher, ' Special
Values In
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Southern Jam:
1 basket grapes
3 oranges
4 pounds white sugar
1 pound seeded raisins
SIip the skins from the grapes and
put pulp in the kettle, with enough
dater to prevent burning. Simmer
for a few minutes until theseeds will.
conte -out easily. Put through the
colander to remove seeds. Put or-
aiiges through the chopper and mix
skins, pulp, oranges, sugar and rais-
ins, ,Cook 15 minutes.
BLYTH FIELD DAY '
The Continuation school held their
field day on Wednesday, when the
following tt=ere the prize winners' in
the total number of points made in
the separate events.
• Junior girls -1, EdytheA .Beacom; -41
points; 2, Irene Walsh, 27 points, 8, 1
Winona 'I-lesk, 26 points.
Senior girls -1, Margaret Jenkins,
41 point;; 2, Edith Lockhart, 26 pts.;
3, Annie Barr, 11 points,
Junior boys -1, Harvey McCallum; •
2.7 paints; 2, Nelson Naylor, 18 points
3, Edwhf Bender, 15 points.
Senior `boys -1, Frank Elliott, 36
points; 2, Gordon Elliott, 15 pointe;
8, Lewis Kelly, 12 points.
, It is the intention of the winners
in each c]aes to compete at a later
date with the champions of the Brus-
sels, Fordtwich and Wroxeter schools,
BABY SHOW FEATURE
OF ,LUCKNOW FAIR
Friday, the closing day the Luck -
VOW Fall Fair was attended by a large
crowd. Exhibits in all classescserc
the best in a number of years and the
general program of entertainment was
popular With the visitors.
The baby show, in -which there
were many fine specimens of bays
and girls, was a feature, of the con-
cluding day, 1']ie ptiee for the best
girl under one year was won by the
daughter of Mrs, Harry Genneths,
Mrs, M. Hanley was the mother of
tate best
baby undo one year: The
consolation prizes went to the child-
ren of Mrs. bnncan McDonald and,
Mrs. Ernest Taylor. Drs, W. J. and
H. A Stevenson of Loudon, were the
ridges and donated all the prizes.:
Chesterfield Suites
Fair Days, October 7th, 8th
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through the large
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bA'Ji�& store.
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open tor the public en Fair Day. Pick out .- _
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�reetor.