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Christmas Exam Results at St. Gregory's School List of names of pupils who ob- tained 60 per cent. or over in the Christmas Examinations at St. Greg- ory"s School with names in order of merit as follows: - Senior Fourth--Kathleen Manilia 82, Marie McDonnell 79, Stella Les- niak 78, Marion Normoyle 76, Helen Clarke 76, Annie Grossman 72, Dor- een Murphy 69, Edward Clarke 69, Isabel Oatway 68, Marion Callaghan 68, Fred Kokura 67, Margaret Fair 66, Kathleen Kelly 66, Violet Mc: Kenna 65, John O'Donnell 61, Keith QGuiltinan 60. Junior Fourth--Sylvester . Houli- han 88, Percy Johns 82, Eugene Kearney 70, Mary McAdam 62, Mar- garet Brady 60. Senior III. (A)--Alice Monaghan, Hathleen Gorman, Robert Normoyle, Agnes O'Rielly, Eileen Walker, John Kinsman, Edward McDonald, Rosa- lene Fairhart, Annie Baron, Vincent Gozley, John Wilkinson, Teddy Marks, James McRae. Sr. II. Intermediate--Jean Houli- han, Marie Commerford; Erline Fair, Bernard Hickey, John Bawkes, Francis Davis. Junior III. (A)--Evelyn Robin- son, Eileen Kinlin, Olive Curtin, Mary Gifford, Sarah Monaghan, Clifford Johns, Jack Spencer, Har- old Conlin, Alex. Beatty, Ursula Murphy, Annie Rospond, Mary es bourie, Mary Manilla, Elizabeth Normoyle, Louis Pleau, Madeline O'Rielly, Mary Stanton, Rosalene Welsh, Pat O'Donnell. Jr. III. B--Casimer Lesniak, Jon- nie Mazurkievicn, Robert Vincent Duquette, Helen Starzyko: ki, Veronica Johnston, Rita Wilkin- son, Josie Holick, Peter Baran, Jack Walker and Francis Neill, equal, Geraldine Lemee, Rita McDonald, Donald Smith, Marie Milne, Nora Tucker. . Second.--Gerald Solmes, Char- lie McDonald, Loretta Gates, Law- rence Kinlin, Marjory Pearce and Francis Murphy equal, Jack Brock- man, Margaret O'Donnell, Arthur Kearney, John Tharan, Olive Neill, Loretta Curtin, Jack Fair, Billy De- long, Andrew Lockie, Helen Brown Matthew Manilla, Kathleen Recall: First Class--John Stanton, John Smegal, Jack Bell, Rita Mallin, Dan Normoyle, Jessie Baron, Mary Ot- way, Doris Cotman. Josie Galka. Kathleen Furlong, Frank Starzykos- | ki, Dan O'Dbmaell, ghan, Mary Smegal. Sr. Primary--Mary Cosmoss, Vel- eda Cotnam, Frank McKenna, Joe Staryzkoski, Ernest Rellinger, Rob- erta Gates, Hazel Clarke, Gordon Murphy, Mary Sullivan. Reuben Mona Sir Harry Lauder Records for New Year Festivities Not only the Scotch people but every one cli enjoys these Reeords Regular $1.25 Regular $1.25. Special Priec 8He 45080--1It's Just Like Being It's Nice When You Love a Wee Lassie Special 85¢ At Home 45207--Hey, Donald A Trip To Inverary Trixie From Dixie 45212--1 Love a Lassie 45213--Jean MacNeill [allied 20115--Doughie The Baker Lie in Bed 25116 --She is My Rosie I Love a Lassie 55130--Trixie From Dixie She's 35131 --MacGregor's Toast 35132--The Message Boy The Kilty Lads 55117 --Nanny 35128--Rob Roy MacIntosh 55153 --Waggle O° The Kilt Bella MeGraw Bella The Belle o' Saturday Night Ohio 5528 Regular price $1.25 Special price $1.00 45210--She's the Lass For Me I've loved her ever since she was a baby The British Bulldog's Watching at the Door Regular price $2.00 Special price $.135 It's Nice to-get up in the Mornin' but it's Nicer to 55127--He Was Very Kind To Me The Softest of the Family The Lass For Me When 1 Get Back To Bonnie Scotland Regular price $2.00 Special price $1. 50 The Wedding of Sandy MeNab 55118--1 Love To Be A Sailor We Parted On The Shore 95119--My Bonnie Bonnie Jean Breakfast in Bed on Sunday Morn 55126 --Same As His Father Was. Before Him I've Something Tn The Bottle The Wedding of Lauchie McGraw 90179--The Sunshine of a Bonnie Lassic's Smile Dunoon 55180--It's a Fine Thing to Sing 55221--Canadian Girls Are Good Enough For Me 22--Love Makes the World a Merry-Go-Round 1 Like My Old Home Town A large stock of the newest records always on hand The new January records are on sale today. Beatty, | THE, OSHAWA DAILY REBORMER, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1926 A ; 4 PAGE: SEVEN y------ MARESRERLY TO HIS OPPONENTS! "Denies Report That Manufac- turers Are Responsible for His Candidature Editor, The Reformer. | Dear Sir: A couple of anonymous communi- cations have appeared in your col- umns relative to myself and the municipal elections. I have no thought of replying to them as they answer themselves, but there is an- other item or two that I would like to touch upon. Some people have funny ideas of conducting an elec- tion eampaiga; if they can slander, back-bite or misrepresent the other fellow they are happy. A report is being circulated in tuarters where it is expected to be he most effective, that the manu- 'acturers of the city are responsible 'or my candidature in this contest. i 1 wish to say that such a state- ment is utterly untrue and has not ~ven the faintest shadow for a 'oundation. People should -be very slow in accepting stories that are ! whispered about during the last hours in any campaign. Such state- ments are usually false and those who eirciilate them know it. The nomination or other public latform is the place to make all statements bearing oa the case, and the electors should not be influenced ! by any others. Let us use only fair British methods in all business, whe- ther it be elections or otherwise. I might answer the question "Who may vote on_ Monday?" All men and their wives who are class- ed as "owners" in the voter's lists; all men and their wives who are tennants and all those persons who | are assessed for iacome are entitled to vote on Monday. The 1926 Voters' List is complete and if your name is in that list you are entitled to vote. Your name may be on the list in two or more wards, this entitles you to vote in each of these wards for aldermen but you can only vote once for the Extra values in men's clothing at C. W. DETENBECK'S King St. W, Phone 2141 Men's English Broadcloth Shirts for tomorrow only $1.39 _ Dominion Clothing Co. 08 King St, W. Phone 2141 ! x: mayor ind once for the Board of Educafion. * On th. Ballot for the Board of Education there will be twelve names. You may vote for any ntic of these, but if you vote for ten or eleven or twelve, your ballot will be spoiled. You may vote for only onc of them if you desire. Thanking you, Mr. Editor, for the courtesy of your columns and wishing you and your readers a very Happy and Prosperous New Year, I am . y Yours truly, 0. M. ALGER. Oshawa, Dec. 30, 1926. COUREUR DU BOIS CLUB HOLDS DANGE Enjoyable Function Held at "Rypalin"'--Many Guests Attend One of the most enjoyed dances of the season was given last even- ing at "Rypalin" by the members of the Coureur de Bois Club. All the rooms in which the large number of guests danced were pretty with their decorations of the Christmas colourings. Splendid music was sup- plied by a local orchestra. Among the various dance numbers was # lucky number dance, the winners veing Miss Arlie Barrowclough and Mr. Ronald McKinnon. During the evening, a dainty buffett luncheon was served. The patronesses were Mrs. John Stacey and Mrs. D. Black The members of the club, Messrs. Reg. Burr, Arthur Black, Frank Edmondson, Dane Found, Cyril Schofield, Ralph Scho- field, Donald Bailes and Eldon Stacey, are to be congratulated on the success of the event. Among the guests were: Misses Elena Stacey, Aura Brooks, Toots Northcott, Grace Jone, Wilda Kn'ght, Marion Storie, Harriet Swail, Bertha Northcott, Betty Wilson, Elsie Kenny, Mildred Kenny, Irene Trew, Margaret Hart, Annie Storie, Arlie Barrowclough, Lorraine Mason, Muriel Morison, Elizabeth Davidson, Helen Williams, Elsie Ross, Jean McMurtry, Elsie Ross, Hilda Hare, Evelyn VanNest, Hilda Winnell, Dorothy Laidman, Mary Donald, Velma McLean, Claire Kennedy, Geraldine Grennon, Louise Stephenson, Alice McRae. Messrs. Harry Rombough, Donald Cutler, Neil McDougall, Ronald Mc- Kinnon, Ted Jackson, Milfred Eagle- son, Ray Brooks, Fred Hard ng, John Northcott, Gerald Kennedy, vouglas Bailes, Arthur Trueman, Clare Aaderson, Earle John Hare, Archie Hare, Eric Henry, @dwin Henry, W. Hart, Collingwood Daniels, Ewart Cornish, Jack Corn- wall, Arthur Peacock, Kenneth Moore, Kenneth Prior, Ed. Manuel, Bob Ross, and the members of the club. Black, Byron He was a man of the world, and all kis friends of thc sterner sex called him a sportsman. He had just con- trived a proposal to the lady of his heart. "Of course," must be definitely could not marry a man who plays cards, drinks, smokes, stays out late, or spends a deal of his time at the club. All the same," she added gra- ciously, "I should like him to enjoy himself." "~ replied the girl, "it understood that I the miserable "Oh, male. ves," groaned "Where?" INFLUENCE is Requested for MILLER [otf Miller and Libby] As Alderman in the South East Ward A Happy and Prosperous New Year to all. Anderson, : SPEC SALE AL Any One of These Articles "Oc Straight Saucepan 4 qts, Double Bofler 115 qts. Low Convex Saucepan 4 qts. Roastpan 10% x 6 Set of Saucepans 1-1-2 qts. Potato Pot 4 qts. Preserving Kettle 6 qts. Teakettle 3% qts. High Convex Set of Saucepan Pudding Pans 4 qts, 1-2-3 qts. Toboggans, 72¢ ft. 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