HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-9-29, Page 1APPEARANCES
nt for a good deal.
Does co a. yule• 'business if e1a-
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Peopl11t' it
People who receive'
L,4 'I'43 Shoo► print
Soar next guppy o t
business otationery and
it Will yea credit.
SIM Y I IItU YILAtt-No, MIS
J• FINANCIAL
11 umnanI Capital, Bret and Undivided
Ytutits. r,,1a4.711(1
Total Asst is over Illtg,000,110 t
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neat time you rend a
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OF CANADA small sunt to any phot i4)
1 t i HBu 11+1:; --------1 Canoga, ..r to any large city
In the 1-uitrti-titatea. They coat as follows- ft•
di and under. . . 3: =I) at $1 I. I ,
al to $11} . - • • d': *II to dinlie
With this low coat they combine e')na•enren' with absol 4)t.•
.felt'.
w For urger nets use, our_.U.ratts _-_
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CiOd:rirh Brake'), W. l.. I-IORTON, M1anagcr.
NOTICL 1(,) ADVERTISERS
copy of change of running advertitFs-
ments must be left at this office
Monday noon to ensure ins•rtien
in issue of same week.
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(iI1;1.• WANTED.
1►gd r +t 1
• •.n 1,14111•441. 1.34/11111'•
Wails ,.ml 1\'oiresear. O'ir'is
exp*rl••ncetl on power sewing •>
luaf'+lines preferred, but leartwoe (
will' be teught. ('Iran. healthy. a
ta lt venllI l'l.. .will - lighted
wet i.-rotime t'P1uly work at
g,tsl wa)trr., 'rhis work ,will ,
, 'n ten
'.!•win
. vat( oil
1 % , 414
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TH3 OIAlt \V 11 ITE. •
w i:AR MFO.. CO.
j Ih•i'lif'. 04)444.30.•
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t•I tlHF-R ANI) SnIVt.LES
AR Lrldb of mu It lurntwr in
t,,,k• t vile New Lumber Pard.
nee; t, Kensington Furniture
Pa' tory; nppo*itr (..T.R. track.
Bidet -fin d at.bort notice.
New itrunswick Cedar
LOST AND FOUND.
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'hitt000req.ud- '.et week, 4 • 3.4,11 i -.I
ADDIS u: n11,N 1.L •'F l 1• E.
Shingle- • I..ukin" brand -the L
Oat nn i hr w,4) :. rt.
J.\ . 1)l: -\•N & CO.
Tilos
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT '
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OI SEIFOIk'ALr.. - MRS JOHN
e Acheson offer• M r re.:d.vr•'•. olrn.r 1:.0,
hna road mai !levee -.reel. fat -al..:Fur par
ocular. apply at tic hon..•.
ClOt)If BI'ILIIIx1i 3.441' Fltlt SALE
T on Dot %rat opi.,-:=e the Knitting f..,.-
tury. Apply to L. E. 1.011LRTY. 4).a
C)lfU!+It: TO It PINT. -THE: REKI-
ii 11 too:. of ,h.m•
r. 4- Orr .roti P: L 4.4
%'o tor...-trio3•. F0: I..rbGal•.'• at,bly at the
hones. 4? tt
HO1. SE`'11.4 REN 1',_• %V I'1'H AL1.
modern !Coot t,rt.e.. n•utra :a r
Hent row ooalyla. J B. •, HA%% 1 NS 110.tt er
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GODERICH. ONTARIO. CANADA : SEI'TEMI;ER 29. 1910
CARD OF THANKS
1.\Irl►l1F'Wl•,\ KS. Nllt`.,l.JHN
}lrudlton.atal family de.tte to espr•0a
their *incere t hank. to the friend- w ha ahOwed
w mutt kiodoe.o and .Smoak) to II:em dor-
oil
orung their reeve I.•:'r.N C101'? 4 It
MONEY TO LOAN
HONEY TO LO. .--ON close farm -rcori'y, at very ,low rate.. of
inO•re.at. 1 make 11.4 own v3tivatiuna. 'Aop4Y
•o 4V. M. U4)\ xitlf. nrlmv Illi. If.•tf
WANTED.
U.'ANTED. ' FEW HOARDERS
1'.t LoL t+n,11y, Apply N1 SIOSA1.
1' i ' -It.
1\Stell
1 v to: .131
A 1,I.NFlt\I. `iEK-
y i3, tt1:- ,:F.". 1' H) Tallow.per34
Hide., per cwt -
Sheet) rain.
1'hickeu.
Turkey.
000ERICH /MKET&
TNt•itAReDar, Sept.: -node
Fall wheat, per bush p tin to P 1-.1 wi
ypye, pwheat.wheat. per Mothper btu).. 340 to i♦,
Rye, per bush 0 4' to n et
Buckwheat. per 0 IA to 0 04
New Darn. per bushe. ... n :) ta) 0 31
411e400.4„1,1‘4,..4.
ld l it per bush..l0 In to d 40
Enna. tier hurh 0 i) to 0 1
Barley. per bush eAf 0 L'' to 0 4A
Flour, leanly, per cScreening..creening.. per ton ill:
In
ies 3
flour. patent, per owl J • to 3 101
Istvan, per ton Z il• to. to 101
Shorten per ton .... ....••y.. .010(0 i' 101
Hay. per toe 4. W a
Bnod, . Verpar Mord 3 OU UO 10 n 9 •n'.,
Rester, 4,.r Ib U Is to 0 31
Cheersib 0 15 to 0 1.
p jia dao o l+ to n s•
\r# Pot*Weaper bushel . .. n a1 to o w,
CaUle, ordla'y w sood. per. cwt. t •4 W . •1'
Cattle..zport, per cwt A• i' to s :,,
NOS., 8N, to 80.
up n0R I.wmbs e, to 3 315
'hery, per cwt J .444 re 1 1t)
lei to 0 las
(i W to IMI
1 Mtn 1.4'1
1l to 11
.Il to 7.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
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Awn t' 3{nl surra-: Apply Mls'w 1:RIFF11'Rn
Lady-uprnc1rnd.•ut.
, \''..'fl I4 .\'I' ll\t'E.-:1 LAI'x-
.1: App:y..t nu '11.0e HUU''t..
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ANTE I) . - THREE. EN PERT
411:4 te,'r (03 ••ree11rl4n tial 434 4414
• lune
.1up.y '0, 31. M.' HALL.AN rvNF..
l:iu„red,Stratford.lp,' - 3?. 1?.
1 1 tIt1 1FLEAHAPHA' :'Hill{};
pay, ler WIE 3,4410rIti hums., renqyerant
the• !ares reg'ihtt:or, for rri,way operator.
.4)d clerk.. We train you for *vent - rk
n tgwrating ....dr. very far.' t'ondtnOn.. o
k4.,at 'mown L.tr •tupl.ym.ot whe
ready. .14)1 railway. wart onto. {'articular -
free, ty i•e 4 4•.0341 Trlr0ruph t-e1404,1.Yur
,.d Gain., 1 04443
ns
FOR SALE.
L'4IR 5+11:1:-4.A!t(:!•: R(WIIESTF:It
l' hang in f•t:r 'uudi'lo-l. coi•at.:ff_ for ',-r
-encs. leer 1'a•r,,••,-..r. rap 4. ati'HF- -H}
NA (11.91,10'9.
$lop Reward,
r 100.
The reader- of chi• paper will be yieaaed 1.0
learn that there i. at Iewt one .treaded di' -
ea,. that rclew.« ha., twee able to cure in All
and that 1. Catarrh. Hall • ' -.matrix
' 4):e 3-' the on'y ,r.-itiv0 r4) •r "0w' known to
the rnrdtcal fraternity. Catarrh being a oou-
.tit'rt0012.1 di.•e+u.e. require- 4 Coll -lit Uti00n01
t reacu,ent. Hall. 4 'atarrh 3'ure i. taken ,o-
ternally. acting Straitly noon the blood and
women- .urfar-e. of the .y.tem,- thereby de
-Morita- the fouodation of OLr diewae. and
RlvinyR the patient .trerlyth hy building blithe
tooat3tut ion and ar.i-ling 14e.' iiie III doing 44..
work. The proprietor. hats -o touch faith in
44.curio i.e power" that they Mier one Huai
dreg Dollar' for any cane that It fail. to curb.
Sand for li.t of tertImOaial..
Add1P.- F. J. t'd1:N F:Y n 1'O . Toledo. U.
sold b all Ieru,1gRg I.W. -3.'•
Take by Earthly Pill- for con.tlpatlon.
N
Settee
Room to
w atghr.; $
Two Pupil N
vital _.
ADVERTISEMENTS -Sept. 29th
Page
Creditor. M. (1.''ameron
t with Rosh The s;pw: 1
'i -Walter H. Harri.o'. '....444
Wanted Alexandra Hos
t ('itis. -Jere
L3thrtele lt NALE
.-1Ar
l'M t. t)24 •yAND
;nil:r
Ru
1edu-tort. I:odrr.
tint. -
of an w rr, There an on Chowan loo.
a one -toil frame tome, tewly..Iwtote•d. a
rle,ai1 .3.ble and a good orchard. A" -il4b:e
properly for r retired farmer. Tenn. and ''un
dC10110 0:11 be futh:abed 0,. 0i.t433+41e, to rte
under.iehrd. M. t•. • AM F.h1IN. }34rri.4. r,
Hamilton arm, eielder:''h.
VOItSAI.E.- FIVE At:HES. t% EST
r .ids I:syr:r:.l road. between Britann•a
road .4)W Hene,ett .h«et . good plateau of thio
land .0nable tot a,arIPt Rardet weal! truths.
_etc. May -edit. tee Yat'. of two •4).d one-half
octave caeh.mace ce and term.. Ht. A.
r- u,
JVR144% w d.ur Ase..
fi1'OV4N PittPEH11 Lot: SALE:: -
1 Home and }ate -known a- he rot, Mac-
tirieger proem:7 en Angle* .t raw! f uderich;
Loma le roma- ho: water heating and modern
,oneenieucax with one let on Trafalgar "pert -
Will be add ,oint.Y or . 44410mr.y. 910..e and
lot on Napier .trews, r roan good rua,dence
dt .re, of
t .'v:.tagert b..IJurd with a
aatric .
urrh"l winter 04.44
1 net'•.. Prone:la. a -41i be Mrd at rearouable
,Ante., Apply to J. L KiLIA/ILAN Harru•trr.
, Ie- Galeal r'
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`VE34TIhKN LANDS FOR MALE:.-
1401 acne with 31yee. in
erop trona
howa with phone in, i' re 1.ls1 Including
creak land a rich' Imam. ,A nerve
at BIS ter
acre. broken and fenced. 1'11.' :- a oral'. 41
04
.. Le -Ruing util.eery year. 1t)' a'•fA with
Rood boiidlnR•. • acre. broke! . Price 34, Per
acre: good •luoaOOty and phone a, 3,0.400. An)
ul Ulnae can be bought an, t-..ey :ern.. J. H.
TLWSI.EY Yorktoo ea -k
SE FOR SALE. - A -TWO-
11 s Y brick house. with wren room!
r, Brune t Patir-u11.r..cwn he hod .1,9
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cairn., et SION 00lee.
WOOD AND
FOR SALE.
We have for sale a q:utntity -
n1aO
n
uan-
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mixed slate . 4
stood
lits of good haydwnrdt slams.
Prices reasonable. 111'Y YO3'R
.% WOOD from its a0.1 save the
• middleman's profit. Slake are
eat layout IR or 211 i 4C11e0
Add
F 1 1 Y. - -a on.. hit nd t. -1l and fifty acre- of 'choke
e
u f
:reel• rich
1.:;) )lo
ess1n .t e4!11a
,1•
lott 1 .
' and
wT:.bwlhaof 401ot:1Hnate.t e4-. ildtnu•d31i0g.todwo
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claw cu :hard, good and'odd well- . free
from a1molten' 'vw3d.:btito!.frotschool.
and rorty rod- from. ttieott''r• •w•, and a half
miler front Mins h,fl,. miles holo village of
Riy:,rT
Apply :o. 3110' E. A. 113'4T0..,
Verdun. - - .3444
NOTICE TO -CREDITORS
Hold -.
u k'
-I hence. to tee the north < u ntry-F.
Lawrence' ....
1
Reader 4
cAe.on
Hour for cafe Mew. John
Hoarder. %Vented -swath I
Ro.•he.'r• !.imp for Sale -Met It 4111444 . , 1
-hlwrior!lot him' -W. 4' Priv. ha .... .,f.
Hand+0me Como- W. Acheron k
Pol -he. You Neral -Howell Hardware '0 4
Fall Stock Abort Complete ' H. 1'o1Do 'e 1
The Leading Childreef. Onto. ter"- I). 7t
L3r4'o ,. 3
Reliable Footwear -Downing et Mac Vicar .,
Pune Found The elms' 1 Mf a ..... 3
ExteutOri sok of Pars Property --Gra
A. Hu -ton. Verdun 1
FI•well Hat McLean Rao. ... - s
ram - John H Hunter 3
Ernest Thonwwn Seto, Y.'3.1 A,.'.
Wood and `!lab- for Sti10- WILL Hill k Sea.
ADVERTISING
is a -.. 1! U' r, .tial 1 )1''
ces.ful mule):1nt-
l:oderich Aur •si"ege"s; '
wore kers,!) 4 CWI v ye..3 -
The 1,:v,' a•3'..t' seut0ot
3n Thr SIg(t.,t/ 4:1•• 10.11
%with ift411014 (',tell 5140-k
by tbour.andg .,f people.
THII SIGN/AL PRINTING .'u., Ltd ,, Pvaupxrttu.
A Terrible Crime.
Lizzie Anderson's Body Found with Throat Cut and
Head Battered -No Clue to the Murderer -Town
Greatly Disturbed over the Foul Deed Provincial
Detective Greer Working on the Case.
Siuce Sunday morning the town has track soar) t)4 the grandstand'
been burr •1 to its drpthu by Dor.
die- Doubtless slw would lir watching the
nt
moot y of one 4)C the (unit At triu)rs of the gran lstantl ~ I l hay 14st rta ft u
seenof
ever pergwlrale3.l in the I'I•mylneI4 fel Tit t•, Ito tor Al known. wan .4)44,31 !1:3(1
I)n'ari-o. Last wee* the my'.terionelor l44 ue4Ul48. 0114111 Ray Meets apo
t%as a young w0W4n saw h •r still %tending
di..-.ppear.tnre .nt 4' g' K Kir (1wie in about the -Anne 311.4)4'.
mentioned 4)1
The S .the following parau'rsph
in hr-.gn'el, under the heading, "10 The Body Found: '
The body was f d on Sunday
It a Case of Abduction?"morning by a ea -Arching party of 1
Much rou4wrn i. manifPItivf in iuCIUIII g the (tithe!. l'uey hail been
town over the tii••N!.pra,'al.I'4' I making r careful luvrsttgatiun of the
:lrz,te'i h .1.. d4ughter y gt I and huildiugs In tar urightor-
Androsuq, 4)t Kfilttutd- She attend- hood 4)t the exhibition grounds and
ed t h r Exbibilion 4.n Tuesd.ty a un• to the v4u:aul house un the we.t
we'a side-ot Eldon street just Kerbs.. ft
afternoon and evening and
I :tat. 111.4.11 un the fair grounds layout `,3
the suutnwvPt turner 4)l' the exlii1))tme►
u
rlx•k 'Fuen.yl .y evening. SI►44 is say• ds, The tether.- hail learclied
entero year. nt age•. but -hake upu'te 1.1114 vicinity before. but the tions he_
younger, i. •111all of titnnlre, and of a I Ing apparrutly cooed up tight he hail
delicate apg.earxncr. She is Iah4.ut five 1 riot entered the rankling. The rn-
fret 4)l h4. At the tour of her di trainee to the eell•u' is frfromlite-uut-
appea'onr1ce s311he wa. w.`wring a whirr sed••, and one nt the (1444) •tipping into
rU'ew knot with grey red U"iut- it wile horrified 10 rind thetotutslated
nitngs. )(hr bad 4111-r -14..14 black 44,3.1 Indy of the• oil lying ai.1.0-s the fluor.
white plaid etas and :a d,►rk blur die -s• , The rest of tole rt•,uncere wet:. called
H.•r l4);tri „r a sandy ud.•c and het to the spot and the tether wan prom -
Pleb r4)
as r w the
un h N
U when h
n nia riot h
1 stir)
•r luf (rated are gt y tat R
Npre r.l hr•+adcNNl.' awn the ,wlhtn ilii" !lead body 131 hi. girl The other
in the different. waves have.
'men null { members or the seacutuK.3.ai'ty were
aid t her di•ap(s•arance•" - I John -4lke, Edward
was not until Sunday morning••Koxy" Walker.
thyt the search resulted in the finding 1 1'tfi" txwiy w'er-t
ad
of the diad body, of the poor girl 1 shoes 0tees Pmovel steekinand tlbtnbutbwa»sb.y
bearing the inlet unntimakohle marks Ing over t hr fare.
rite other 'e 1nlrIe
a violent death. The murderer. or were at rPNn in little )raps aMgurt themurderers. tor many lelievr there i floor. Their was a terrible gash in
tuna hese been leo u( them. I the throat and the head appeared to
left Ah'olureiy e" 4-1344', 11334 n4) { have tweet bettered. The cellar- Was
441 th" pre•'ent time Ihr (141113.4 i cool :and theiMKIy' was well pre.4!ved.
a' thorlit i01 have )ren completely )•herr n as 1144 3.3114.43 on.the liner. but
baffled in t heir efforts t1. discover the, 00413P id the girl'- clothe.. were r.• eked
all v .,nen l'1 own At forties Seager. tail h her life-Mwxl.
cion watt directed to the foreigner's
who live in the some old hotel build-
-in at SAltfoo(I in whi •h the Ander-
.444 0 live. Mauve Sootiest), is smart
young Italian, was at the fair on the
ol(me dry as Lizzie, 'and ,Hoke to the
girl about x o'eb,ek its the .evening, in- o
viting her to drive home with bion•
she replied that she would leave for
home 11t B 4i (•!tx•k. Wheft Spat coo re-_
turned after 'getting hitt horse and
buggy the girl .hall tone. Spatt•ao
was at home in good time that even-
ing. Ow Andersons t.rstify.IAnd the
t,%4) Pole's who live in the building
were in ted early. and it is clear they
had nothing to du with the crime.
Eddie Jardine's Movements.
1/T10E '101.1
t'}:i:111"i • 4L'..
IN Tilt: 4.4TATE •'V- •.I A':)' t' )1' RAY.
LATE:4)F 1Hi l'.1',t-tIDEHb'H.
IN THE ( 4)l'\TY •'1 tI I:ilk, MAR
HIED WI)Vf *x U!
Notice iP heren) ,ie 11 033t• rd R. 8,
chap. Ilkt.11& all •••rd •'r- a•..1 ,mien having
cl,. t mg atain.t the .-•..' a of '*1.e l Aon McKay.
who died noortt4ont'hn_e.b day of Aupha.
wt... are required on or b. -foe. the 1.3.11 day of
t44•10ber, 9443".'n.eud 1.y put or de11%er to 31.
4 , i'ameron. of the' •.wn of lead0-i,n..oliuitolr
r.
r mid de.
• 1v n .f.
Ar' venue
Ma; rah
McKay. a .
for y
ar
cewad. their nryttt mai adder .ems. fol, ear
tl -1.4.1 w of thele elem... a .tet{mrut of their
aceonrtn., and the , ?e' of the .ei}•ul ty, if
ally. held by them. • - -
And further take on':ee that on the.l.utlest-
menti0nrd d.te tl '.Mid .'..entM* ir.t1 .ern-•
'eget) stn diets ibute" he a. -et. of -the 4te."41ed'
among the panic. .1 rd then.o. having re-
gard,unlr t0 the clain4e nt which -he -hall thee
hay. notice. and to . he 4) :4 cot be":Ilablc ler
the -.ad ie wt. or any part trtread' to any per..
on m tenon• of w oew cam0 notice -hell 10'
have !nen rr••c44-t. 0? :he time of .uch dl.tr:
U
bUu'a'd n. -
shthe .21rdd.49 of Sepl.mbP'.'A, 14, 1911..
M (4. 4:, MF:RoN, ta.ARA1FM.-KAY,
• soli •i'o'. Executrix,
TENDERS.
t .. ..0
treaders
-E W' R
.oat+and Suit. Hodgen. Bro- .. . . I''
P•1b11c MeettnR -sundae. October 2nd • ...
r• enlicid - t'nderw3Nr. ..
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Winter (oat --John .ad .
Men * Da actin/int N. 1'. CNroeron
Tender. Department of Public \4o r..-
Announcement . hidle- Aid -Knox 4.1 -oro *,
(,;ail of Thank-- Mr.. John Hamilton
-',-owns Wanted -Mn. I:10. Ar4O•on
ROOMS TO LET. •
141\IPOR"l'Altl.E: R,)O.4.h8 1IN }ani -
y ,Tr: hunt) 1.0,111 if de ..red APp1y at
11-11.-It.\A1. (44-4-3' v.. N -K
rTICN SALES.
l7hi. t PO+t 1. thwa3te Nnd * rgr4nt Toe focal puller erre summoned
\line-, Of lows, a13d U.'trelivr (:r er. and Crown Attorney Seager was not/. instant. And celoord work on the 15th,
if Toronto. have hunted down every tl ed and wise •r.on on the ground•• A Nay inK h.• *703. The (0rwof file
esn I
Bible clue. with no material result factory met hint on the 'street on Mon-
day. the 103.13, and wee told by Smith
that he would return to work the fol-
lowing day. He did not show up at
the 1,tn;ory un Tuesday. At the
hoarding -house of R. A. Stardisb, •
where he %topped, Smith -.iter his dip -
neer on Too:whip and then I 'It• 'aying
he .was going to the f'tir. He t% SO
04.114 en again. Ile left behind a suit,
care, a good unit of clothes. shirts, and
other articles of wearing apparel. .The--
Calle
he.••ase euntained about a dozen bottles of
wedicine. The effects more than off-
set in value the 9.41 unpaid hoard hill. -
Smith looked and acted like a person
who took hint phine .•r some other
drtg. and was morose and melancholy
iii-dislm.•itinn. His
-cmente sbeince
4 a.P he lett I:Idleri"h have ?+ince ' en
3.10 4-43 .and he is out 0,1 tfie count in
connection with the Anderson case.
Ire was at Seaforth for several days
Hast week. -
Another young fellgw who hike had
414.1(1 record has been mentioned in
unne•ction with the case. He is -said
Eddie Jardine nicknamed "Punk')
had a harder task to clear hi,deelf.
He admitted having seen the);.rl. with
whom h•• woe 1g•'quainted, at 7:13
o'clock on the fair grounds and gave
her tlttec'n_ceuts to get entre supper.
He saw her a,gein, he says, in the
chicken )nose &snort hall an hour
later, standtng with a swan dreased in
a brown suit and fedora hat and with
a reel ticket in the hand of his hat.
This was the Inst time he saw her.
Willie Antietam' 3Aya his .ai.tel•told
him that .he was to meet Jardine at
the corner'ipreentuahly at Britannia
road) ar !),;clock and that he was to
g(1 h' ' .cr:. harngdine
ntrp be h,ad.`with:)tthy.334244149t arJ•aemen43e-
t.
Ile *aye he went home at v o clock and
sterol at home ,til night. ,He and hie: -
brother Tom haat been sleeping during.
the simmer at .1 tent near their house.
That night. however. the Jardine boys
erty they found it tor, cold to remain •
our in the tent and they went lack to
the house atter bring in the tentalx,ut
hill An hone. There are a good many
diserepani'ies in the,storie- !old by the
different menders of the Jardine fam-
ily Out to their movemeuts of that night,
hot they 1,11 agree in saying that the
hoy% ue14' all ,1t home at an early
hour. The clothes worn -by- Jardine
a 41 M' the Italian on the day of the
ae• were ex.ttu'iue and no blood could
he found on them. - -
c of Brno enter h a Coinci
Diaappearan e S d
The polis, airs investigated the cue -
inns distappeal,)l1." 0f .t roan named
Frank Smith on the day of the mur-
der. Smith, who -s,.as ,thnut thirty-
1veers of agtr, ra►me to t:oderich
a few work% alto' to work as a 'fisher in th.• o-rgau- factory. He brad
applied •1i-om- f ;Mt. Andrew street.
Toronto. rte Went to work on the 7th
•
EA LED TEN OE Its A i f1RESSEU
I , o the nndeeohrhel and Pndor.'d "Tender
for ' ,' ion- and alteration. to the P044ie
R, erica, I,.rt).Ontario.will he 414 'o ed
er
I r,niece 4 f'. m . on Mondry. or'or,er
4)e ntioned.
1. . -.tor the w
pap- -.g,ecidration. d form of contract
own be seen- 'd form= 0 ,der obtained at
to caretaker.
d al the
neer,
thisf•emiree 'n apeiieatt
Public Building. .erich, Ont..
office of H. J. Lamb, • Diet Het
-London-. (1n• --
Per.ono tendering are no.i , hat trade
will not he con.idcred note., n. e4,' the
rP.!• printed form. supplied. and .,fined wit heir
actual .igfaturec. +talin their necupat. -
And pliux.. of re•idence. n the taw of firm..
the actual and place
l'direst .re' lire,
of nature
each! meh ber lof
tion the
the Each
a mmet be et be
ender must be •room nfed by an ae-
Each t
chartered
bank.
•
DIe ra •
the
m,• •
cheque
C!
ted
cep
ted f. n
NI•ni ter
order of the Hator•ble the .
'rabic Work.. equal to ten per cent. 110 p. ca of
the amount of the tender. which will be (of
'kited 1f the person tendering. decline to enter
t0 do .o. 0•
fthlInto w e•ent•wct when called rayon
for. if
the work contracted e
thereplete will be
the tender the not accepted the cheque II
rotor •Pd,
The Department done not bind Itself to sc-
ei rept toe mart overly tender. '
1 B) order.
et C. DE*ROCH&R8,
secretary,
department of Public Works. '
tttawap•t4'ptenber •t, lel'.
New.paper' wildest tai, paid for lhi- ad.er.
Damage If !.key Mart it without authority
from the Department
NVANTFI). , WM. HiLL & S'ON.
, HF.
' \ LLE
K.
.
t
at mice;4ixan hour will
to:Teamsters warit
paid. Tr/truster:. e .Useon4and-
Apply
WANTED
LAN ff9tA\ STEWART L.O. f-
4
STE A
t,.. -at the Big Mill,
!•Four toys for tjre wheel room.
Aell ( ).
one bo foe shipping rotor : six
' J men for ow room ;-one painter' :
Y -r
II One teame ter., Steely wiuter'a.
wagons. Come ready to work.
1
. iPY
jnh,
'C T I{ E GODFRICH
STERLING BANK 1.474
OF CANADA .?'"\- `-^
1.00
•
1.
1111,11/ ()Pill F. Toaoxm
U :110S I Lep PANT tl. SU"' (4'
l\"'MX/RATED QY SPECIAL ACT
l I.11M1711UN PARLIAMENT
"1U RECE1VEDEPO817's
To accommodate, the Farmers
we have opened Branches in the
Villages of
DUNGANNON,
AUBURN
VARNA and
BAYFIELD.
We solicit the Patronage of the
FAwtstl.
r
BALE NOTFA mla('Outergo
Highest current rate of interest
paid in our
MAVIN(IS HANK DEPART-
MENT
1n dr
pnaita of $1.00and upwards.
("(1DERiCH BRANCH,
A.0.OAMALE, Manager.
itEE1.
PUBLIC 11 FIT
in theTOWN FALL on
Have your family receipts dispensed
by E. R.' Wigle. druggist. We take
every measure to insure purity end
standard potent;. •
rvLEARIN(: Ai't'T1trs s.AL,-F:
Vt'RVLTI'Rh. F:T1 •( ONTF:NTS oF A
WELLFURNIsHF.D x1NT(.ROOMED 111.3.
IfENCF..
Mr. Boyer will .e11 by public auction. at his
(: erlch on
\ a L od
rcs4d•
ace e
iro0 tree
SATURDAY. 44`T0BIi.R LST.
Commencing at 1:31 o'clock sheep: A11 the
content. of the house. ooned.ting of a piano.
drat.. log -room. dining room. on•kLet-roonm.
bedroom and kitchen furniture. kitchen range,
eater-. garden 40044' carpet+; certain.. blinds,
roan. ,'hive, crockerryy, glweware- eta.
F:ve ' 4ng is i., good ,onditlon and of rood
quality. • mu.t be .old without reeerye. as
!tie propr et' '• leaving Linder/ch.
N1:71ltVEl(; MA'1OUNDRV.
wow. Auctioneer.
1LEA1ttN("TI4)v • : E
1141'4ER(4Ln Frit a'1tURE AND
Ft'RN1SH1\os, PIA' _F:rt•.
Nell Mclter win sell hn,lblin al on on
%N'EDNF.BDAY. OCT )HF:R 12TPL
All clock aha the
t !' O .IOc Ovary commencing w
residence.
furufahlnqq and furniture 4)t hi.' res
"lite Rookery." comprl.InR pian parlor out.
walaat"+IId'•hoard. walnut din'•'g table and
chairs. wale,.• r hinw cabinet. w4lnul book.
ca.e, 0everal walnut hod wont,. •nit., ehil4'4
11'011 ked. high chair, rhnir-. !abbe.. picture..
curtain.. carpet.. hall •ail.. Taney table-
r 041 14 r h(na 0043 Rla...4nr•1..4leerwa re. lamp..
cliche., garden tooI-..weaning machine. and
nom?t nn- other article•..
Everything will be d,+p0•'Pd of. a.. Mr. Mc
Iyer i. leaving Godeirh. Term. mink.
VItil1,MCIC1It. )'f1U11,Ari6l'Ni'RY.
Proprleto-. Auctioneer
Hnw a poor man fiats it over one
who is a little poorer than himself.
3910 • DON'T BE A HAND-ME•-P014VN MAN 1910
SUNDAY, OCT. '-.Nn
at 2.:i0 p.nl.
Dont fail to hear. mi the above
date, A. M. SAPH(RE. a mite4'
HI FILE EXF.OETE of Peoples
Pulpit Association, Brooklyn, N.
Y.. deliver his femmes lectdre,
"THE RESCRRECTION
OF THE DEAD
in the light of the Bible. All
Bible students should hear thio
lecture HEAR, then JUQOE. All
welcome. heats Free. No Collec-
tion.
HOUSE OF QUALITY ORDERED Ci.OTH1NO UNLY
- tEW
iA.LL
r
StITINGS WE'RK
THE TAiL() COATINGS
OUTFITTER.. T4) NI 4vKl\n COATINGS
I NEW FALL
OVER -
NEST CENTRAL 'PHONE OFFICE
The Square, Goderieb, Ont.
THE AN11IrasoN McRDIH.
The 'house in the cellar of which the body of ► zie Anderenn
was found on S.ndsy morning. The ripen cellarway is .on rhe
south side of the house. - rhe man ,tt the corner is n le of the
guards placed there sfter'the body was discovered. --
--
so far. The people of the town ler-1 g
veutly hope that the murderer will fie t
found and dealt with se he des. ryes.
The peace of the. town hos been 0'14e•
fully disturbed. 11.1 this whole county
for many years glad horn free of ser- -a
us crime.
card WON pl1nad at the hon..-, but
lot before A haat of eurinus 3'.41,34.
men And women. lout visited the
place, and tramped clout in the cel-
lar and the Seared and the street, nhlit-
'rating all (rooms, if there had been
any) which might have helped to iden-
tify the uuuuer•r. A request Wa.
ce Pro-
vincial
t sitttan from the r
sent in to ctrl
nDetective William
e. n d
vi13cial toile
F
Greer arrived from Toronto At 110013
on Monday.
Inquest Commenced.
in the meantime the body had been
removed to Hrophey's undertaking
ms (the clothing toeing left in the
n await the 4t•rivel of the 3'r,-
ivrj and a jury. had been
an inquest. lir. W.
coroner and the
at 11 n cluck
. Nairn.
L.
own council might offer :1 re-
ward to be detection of the '-
es of
t
2 er. it is t}%' to the Intel
the town that t •• y•tery should be
cleared imp. and jus ' cries for the
apprehension the man, whom a
defenceless Smit) Irl was • • e to
death.
Lizzie Anderson left her
Saltford elont 2 o'clock On 1 ay
afternort, September 20th, to *LW
the lair. Her brother Willie, one
year younger than herself, had gone
to the fair that morning, and the gig
said she would come house with- hint.
Willie looked for hie sister when he
elle atddlt to leave the ground., at It
o'clock. and could not find her. He
waited at the big gate,, hoping to see
her as she would go out., and after
waiting until nearly everybody was
mitt of the grobnds he went l,wik and
look. :I for heraround the grandstand,
hal . Ilhld not the i btr. Hr wetia
home and told his parent- what hsd
happened and then *411.1•• tint.` After 111
()clock the father went up town to
the Colborne hotel, thinking the pi 1
might he staying there With her older
sister, who was employed at the hotel.
He says that when he get to the hotel
etery'thitig wee rinsed up, and he
went home .tpaiu. I.r3141*. about mid-
night, with his wife and son Ile .tarr-
ed out again. They went to Jardine.*
bonne and knocked at the door, but
could get no answer. After looking
around at the lair Kr lands they return-
ed horn-, and next morning Mr. Ander-
son Planted out once ranee On a awa4r11
which ended with the discovery of the
body on 4unday morning.
Several persons agree in .rating
that the girl waw standing that even-
ing hy the picket fence alongside the
(1111*' at
cella
Tindal
((1 con.
1. K. Imes itc
rote w
on Monday m1 ' mg were ,.
J. W. Crab ie, tie.. , aCViem.
McLean. W. C. Pr.. • 4)l. .luta
'.toile
Mitchell, Athol :Regnante,
Switzer, U. MoMurchy, Geo.
Robs. Elliott. P. J. Ryan and 1),.t t
Clark. Mr. Nairn was chosen to he
foreman. After viewing the I,o.L an
adjournment was wade to :4 o'clock in
1, _sttepnn.nl Is hem w fucehrr
journmert was made to. Tuesday
evening.
Most Atrocious Crime.
n.
to have chased the Anderson girls
about a year ago.
The Bloody Rug.
Another story that made some tilt-
14;•19
firw:Ltt that of .a livery rig, a two -seated
surrey. whit -
•h tcas hired b •one of the
4crotdatic performers at the fair on the
night 4)t the tragedy. This man and
a well-known resident of town' [vent
.nut driving with two girls. The moo -
bat and one of the -girls left the rig..
about midnight, and the other couple'
re, umed their drive and :t was :3.;10 in
b 1 i • was e-
0 oto the o
, 'n oe
the m rt)) 4< t i,
turned to the stable. S.nwe days
afterwards it was discovered that a
rug that had teen in thie rig wits
clotted with 1)14)1111. The authorities
have investigated the ntattel and ex-
press themselves as satisfied that it
had nothing to do with°the murder.
Tuesday NihLS
Investigation.
ation.
At the in/3newt on Tuesday night tbt
investigation wag pursued ,l,y Crown
Attorney Meager, assisted by Detec-
tive (Baer. -
Wesley Anderson, called, sAid he
had Last seen his daughter Lizzie ,alive,
Atom i o'Cl4.ek 4111 Tnesd,ty Morning,
the 'Lull[ distant, when he went to
wen k. He then told of his search l'Or
the Kit I late un T.reeday night when
she hod not returned from the fair
grouriils. He made the first trip alone
to (.otlerich, but wa. accomponietl the
ext time by his w341, and son. They
about the fair grounds, and
subserl tly his wife and eon went
tit he Jardine house and rapped. but
received no answer. The tirue was
well past midnight. hey then went
home, and 4ftet he hat : '•ethin' t,r
lo,
Dr. Holmes remarked to the tory1 t.ha't he had haul an experience of
((Orty-five yeses as coroner and bad
hell mum :roils inquests/. but he did
not know that he had ever held one
in which there had been a crime of
M44 atrocious a character as there
nnpeored to he in this "ase. It 'teemed
altnoet as if it must have been the re-
sult of at demented mond ; it di43 not
seem poasihle that anything above
the brute et:otion could be reopen
sharp. Witness said be was ace ' -
panied by John Oakes, Rosy Walker----....,„„
and another man at -10 o'clock on Sun-
day morning when they found the
body. nates had gone down into the
cellar first, and while the witness was
4ti11 at, the top of the •tepe Oakes
turned hack boo ified and seed : " My
God, Wes., Lizzie is down here dead 4
with her throat cut." They had gone
to search the vacant house rt witness'
suggestion.
jackknife Examined.
"Are you a smoker ?" asked the
Ode for stech a deed. frown attorney. "Yes."
Following U Clots. "Have you a jackknife ?" "Yes ; do
B P you want to see it ?"
On Monday several possible clues Here the witness dre* out hie knife
were followed up, but without jmpli• and laid it on the table.
eating anyone in the C111110, Muspi- (Continued es NOR