• » WEST WARD SCHOOLHonor Roll for MarchJr. IV—A. Foster, A. Scanlon,’ E* Scotty M. Thomas.%Srk III—H. Cbeesman, M. Hill, G|M^ejking, G. Hayward;Jr. Ill—A. Hobley, G. Horsfield,E. Leach, L. Thomas.Sr. II—D. Pye, E. Martin, M; Harris, 0. Handy.Jr. II—0. Montgomery, S. Pye, V. Thompson.Rosenfeld. . * /Jr. Pt. II—0. Robinson, S. Beatty A. Martin.Pt* I—(a) 0. Martin, L. Minnikin, Mason, F. Rosenfeld. (ib) V. Mas-|’R. Mason, R. Bowman (c) D. Harris, J. Lavery, ^JLaverJ;George R. Wpod Principal.I I * . * • A .* * ' * * i 4 * ' . * r f 1 . * 1 I * * f I V / '*. * 1 ' *. k ’March 28—The marriage of Mr( Compton Robson and Miss Pearl Emms, eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs; J. T. Emms/ took place last Wednesday; , at the hojnie , the bride’s parents. The 'bride was dressed in' cream voille and carried white carnations. Hearty good wishes from their many friends are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Robson.BETTLERS’ ONE-WAY EXCUR^SIONSTo Western Canada, April 5 and 12 via Grand Trunk Railway System, from stations in Ontario, Kingston,and, west to principal points . in Saskatchewan and Albetta. Particular attention is called to the fact that low rates apply to certain points on Grand Trunk .Pacific Railway, a new territory full, of “Golden Opportunities,” Secure tickets and further information from Grand Trunk Agents, or address J. D. McDonald, D.P. A., G. T. Ry.,‘ Toronto, Ont.Have you made your guess as to When the ice will leave the bay. A gentleman who has kept a record ior over 20 years;, told The Examiner that the ayerage is about April 27;Minardi Liniment