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QODERICH. ONTARIO* CANADA : APRIL 13, 1911
THE SIGNAL PR1N C'NG CO.. Ltd., Puatmeesar.
FINANCIAL
OF CANADA
ESTABLISHED 1866
Capital, Rett and Undivided
Prolt. 08,600.000
Total Aimee over 845,000,000.
THERE IS
NO RISK
in sending money to any
point by our BANK MONEY
ORDERS. DRAFTS or TELEGRAPHIC or CABLE TRANSFERS,
For sums up to $50.00 our Money Orders are cheap and most con-
venient. For larger roams we issue Drafts at moderate rates. When
you weal the money paid over AT Ostelt at some distant point we
arrange it by Telegraph or Cable.
Goderich Branch, W. L. HORTON, Manager.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy of change o• running advertise WANTED. -CATERER FOR THE
truants must be left at this office by °m°a' mess std Ragtment. Godes eb
camp.Jbyethth to luth. .sCTender.will be •el
Monday noon to ensure insertion Regimental
Delved by the W C'aesmittee until
In lase of Mme week. Tuesday May r Co M. .. 1elc.. ART,
• Mair. Committee. Clinton.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
FON SA1.L.
EGOB FOR SETTING. -WHITE
Wyandotte., Regal strata : tarty wWt.
blocky type: winters wherever exhibited.
.wept everything at Goderich. woe Alas Meek
Minorca.. peri,. -attain. Rm from boa
DOW. 1I per U. C. W. wuH$$LL. Godertch.
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R.FORSTER-EYE, EAR.
Boss and throat may. Reese n eon.
New York Opbthalutb and Aural rte.
Cilsleal hales., 13v. Nome and 1 hroat capital
Golden Square. ..d llo.eeeld lee o.pitel.
Landon. England. Omea Albert street. eine
ford . °ppo.dts K end.or hotel Him is : 9 to 12
a m.. 2to4a m..7 to m. Telephone ser'
PUBLIC NOTICE
WARNING -PARTIES RIDING Bi-
mete
I-
ks within the ear-
poesao n et the Wan 01 (Goderich are hereby
notified that they will lee prosecuted ender the
Djew.
R. C. POSTLKTHWAITE.
3t Chief of Police.
NOTICE.
--
Notice is hereby gyrea that 1 hold a claim of
1400 against the property oo Ani1ew sweet
on which 1 am at preffint living ; od although
I an now toying rent on account of attempt•
to deposer. me I do not thereby rrlinqub.h
my mold claim nor admit the right of any per-
ms
ermb to collect rent trona me aigned.
4441 DANIEL M4LFOD.
:LEVATOR AND
HS GODERICH F
T TRANSIT l'UMPAN
Y LIMITED.
Please take notice that the annual general
meeting of the •barreoiderw of the Oader4ce
Elevator and Truett Company.Limited. will
be held at the office of the anager. North
street, Godrk b. on
WILDS VADAT. MAY 3rd. 1911.
at 12 o'clock noon. for the ebeuoo of director.
for Use ebsuIng year and the transection o
other buena.+ that mai prppetly be brought
Furore tae roeedree
( W. L. Horton. Manager.
Ooder4ab, Apil Igtb, 1211. tgw
MONEY
FOR THE FARMER
L IVE MAN OR WOMAN WANTED
for work at home paying 1}t or 13 per day
with opvorIuldIy to Meatier. Work not dlff -
oult and require* no eiprioese. W INSTON.
LIMITED. Spadlaa avenue. Toyota 41.5(
\lT ANTED. -A MAN PART OF THE
11 to attend to lawn and Iranian dur-
uny1tr e.nd summer mouths. Apply to C.
BEA . West street
WA NT S D. - BOILERMAKERS
end inseeheste who are acoortumed to
marine work. Three boilermaker.. one ,Fret
Into worker. two Who hand.. and two Tisa
Mads or floor men. testy tint -class. steady
wetonek.
need aRply'. HIgM•4 wagee and steady
week. A COLLKVVOOD eH1PBUILD-
ING Co ANY. LIMITED, CoI1letwood.
oatrto. it
FON SALE OR TO LENT
HOUSE FOR SALE. -ON WOLFE
henget. seven rooms. flood cellar under
kitchen and toaodatloo under house. beleoging
to the estate of the late Mr.. Jas. Reid. Apply
to D. t3TODDART, ILa.t street. or to PROUD
FOOT. 11•Y8 t KILLOHAN. ebbs
VOR RENT. - A FURNISHED
1 hoose. all modern ossvenienoes. Apply
at SIGNALOFFICL 45-21
VOR RENT. - A NICE SEVEN -
room cottage with hot water beattig,
lectaic light and With. beautiful ground.,
good orchard and large garden; conveniently
located to Square. Apply W. J. MUIR.
L1ARM FOR SALE. -iN (OLBORNE
• township. beteg lot X vu Maitland con-
cision. Contains 1fr acreseighteen of which
is on end wtth barudwuod bush. dzteen in
wheat .city in grans and remainder in good
slate of caltivauun. 1 bere are seven acre. of
good .reharft and the cum le well fenced.
Thee 4 a good solid brick hoose and two
beak barns on the property. For furl her par-
te-Men
arte-Men as to price. terra.. etc., apply to
JALOH FLiCK. on the menins. or Beumillr
P. G. 44-4t,
HOUSE FOR SALE. - FRAME
boor on Teafalptr west -tour bai-
ronms, parlor. din' kitchen. pantry.
storeroom end woodshed -all rooms ezoeptloo-
ally large u,d air Stone foundation ander
ms
whole home Good cellar under kitchen.
Stable and hep boon. Lot .00ut Iw feet
epulue. Term. easy. Particulars at T H E
SIHNAL uFFICIL
4 UOUSEFOR SALE.-TWO.STORY
11. brick bolts on the tenser of Weurloo
aa4 St. ratnok's strode : eight loom.. furnace
sed bath. Lot contains one garter of an
tate... Very L desirable location. For 411'paitticu-
Make 109 per eget ca your nto.ef
by tavern. from $wSrNOW. to 1
1 ou can do this by putting out
APPLk. PEAR. PLUM a n d
( BEERY TREES the sated A.
1.he demand y no wereally stiesg it le
w.11 not to delay in mending in your
order.
AL orders receive our careful
attention. Address
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
BENMILLER
Rural Telepbu- circuit 443 Ring 1.2.
r -,v -v -Y
GUNDRY'S 1
Livery, Cab and 'Bus
Stables
THE RED BARN
South Street, Goderich
All our Rigs ars New. 'Rosie
meet all Trains and steamers.
Particular attentifm given to
alt from private residences -
'Phone No. 60.
I1HOIOK LWT8 FOR BALM 1N THE
V Gamow peegert1 Plot mats feet, bl-
ending corer - Of Market .tree and Elgin
.venue. WOMAN for three hove.: or will
divide to malt purchaser. H4gh and dry
grand : choices tocaato% in beet re.Mentie
..coon. newer stoop fight avenue. For par
Innen .ones at TdIS SIGNAL OFFICE.
lOR HALE. -- TEN ACRES EAST
side of South eteeet, omen Beensttdame
If you desire a smeller tract of one
or two eons or • building lot in the Route aide
write H. A. JORDAN, 173 Windsor avenue.
.Vlndeoe. intern.
GODERICH MARKETS.
TgWrBglih►T. April 13th.
Rall wiriest, per bush 1 76 toe 0 41
wbeet. per huge-, b w a 8u
to
set wwhhe tom,
per beet ° bh 0 45 to0642
Oen, per bash. 0 3u to J 45
Pees, per bezel 0 73 to 0 75
Barley per bust 0 u to 0 58
ecrgeoiege, per aro le 0s to 10 0u
Flour, candy, per lw$ 2 75 to 2 75
Floor. pewit. per Orel 300 to 3 0r
Mean. per tea 23 00 to n 01
2tee .... MW to ii UI to
1000 to 10
Stra @r4 00 to 5 OU
.g1 r40 021 tan 0
30
B tt24
Cheese, ter lb a 15 to 0 17
ffas, fresh. per des 6 14 to 0 16
P.tators per bushel.0 40 to :1 50
Cattle, atetm7 to good, pr cwt 4 00 to 5 .n
Caul., .zoom, per owl S JO to 4 en
Yee •
Yearling .Lambe 3 SI to Mau
Sleep, per cwt 4 00 to 4 55
flow, pee lb 05 to 0 00
es, per ewt 7 Sheep alder 30 to 7 0570
Alelesper bbl 4 00 to 5 .0
(POWN-PROPMRTY FOR HALF. -
LK two h.ndred.ad tweet ave .Claw On
HI ant In the tows et etich. rec-
ital.srq•arter d a. sere. O. the north
ball ray property cher. M tweeted a steam
sad s -hall bane dwelling hewn
theand
st.n Noels
-
= 1pkbrmMe. ooB4daby
d' P .n..t ppeee..wsn t. under loam the Mese at
S a weer.' and Use .hop at 17 per math.
The property will be sold in Mew tee paresis
as the parous.. s try dein. _Apply to Y 'O.
CAMLRON. an.
arvister, e, iiassiItoa street_
Gederieh Ontario
A •pleodid aseortmeot of Easter
novelties and fresh oyetere fir the
Master trade at Black.tooe's. 'Phone
110.
GROWTH AND SERVICE
Tbe constant growth of this Bank
is a significant indication of the
pertinent basking a•rvie•e Riven to
its many customers
SAVi VOS BANK
t!'4 BiTMIN1IIM 1OCO1'N'tft IS V ITSD
Dungannon, Auburn. Varna, Bayfield and Goderich
AMMO
AUCTION SALER.
TcnuaT.Aprilllith Auction 'ndrofhosae-
hold furniture and furnlahing-. at 1 o'clock
sharp the property of Mk. M. H. 4u.lnrr. at
late Dr. Cre-s hon,.. Goderich. THOMAS
Creeper. auctioneer.
SATURDAY. April _lod. - Auction sale of a
oomtoretble brick hotter of ten rooms on a
rood lot 140 x lel feet : al -o Mance stable. Lore
of room as lot for another house : situated no
oornr o Cambria road and Park street_ At
Use came time all the bousehold furniture will
be said. without temerve, ea family are leaving
tor Vancouver. MRs. Jean Vet.g. pro -
primrose To o An G12DRy, auctioneer.
THURSDAY. April ! tea. -Mrs. John Ache-
son'• property on Cambria toad. on which
wire is • spsdld brick house. teenier with
all the mutants of the home. will be sold by
auction. THOMA. GUN DRT. auctioneer.
PERSONAL MENTION.
M. Swanson left oo Monday on a trip to
3seam var.
Mita .Agnes Hawkins. of hepiwrdton, ie
visiting her aunt. Mrs. G. H. Green. Angleeea
street.
Mr. nod Mn. F. J. Prldham and Mt..
Restate. are speeding the Enter holiday. in
Tornow and ober ..stern points. -
Mr.. . Rev.l J. Pollock w ill receive for the
first time on Thursday. April Mb. from 3 p. rn.
toe p. in. and afterward.. every rooted 1burw
day.
Moen. Haddon. Tutlord and Drinkwalter
left o. Monday afternoon for Winn peg. where
they will be employed by the 1)oty Engine
Weeks Co. for about a month.
BORN.
IIOTY. - In (:oderich, on Saturday. April 8th.
to Mr. and Mr.. • herle. Doty. • sun
(John Dougla. -
MARRED.
FOWLER JOHNsTONE.-A t the mann,
Locknow, o, V.edneweyevening. Marsh
29th. by Hee. J. S. Duncan. Mtsr Emma
Johnstone to Harry Fowler. both of A.h-
DIED.
GRIFFIN. -In Goderich. on Tuesday. April
11th. Winnifred Mary Josephine, daughter
of Joseph C. Griffin.
EDWARDS.-At Wenchope.
April 'ih. infant •.,o o' Mr. and Mn.
Reginald Edwards.
THOMSON. -At Bowemont. North Dakota.
on Sunday. April 9th. James Thomson
formerly d Goderich. aged et year..
AVMS SAL.
.1.tUCTION SALE -
1
or
HOUSEHOLD FCRNIT('P,); AND Rt; RN-
18HINGt
Mrt M. 0. E7liort w111 sell by public auction
at Use late ler. Ure s house. Goderich. on
Tl' KSD A Y...3 Pltl t. 1itTH.
commence). at 1 o'clock share : All the furnish-
ing.y oonnaisting of parlor furniture. including
one lbod piano : dimesroost furniture. fooled -
Ing table-. ebaire. sideboard. etc. : bedroum
furniture. Including ell the eminent. of eve
room... kitchen furniture : ioclud.og a oo..l or.
woad range : carpets. curtains. blind.. rugs
dishes. cktln.. crockery. els-aware. ^ut)ery, etc
EceryUitltk most be sold. as Mrs. Elliott 44
giving op
keeping.
Ter csab.
MIS. M. N. ELLIOTT. THOS. GUNDRY,
Premiums. Auctioneer.
41Kri IONr SALE
or
INE RESIDENCE. F CRNITURF ETC.
The undersigned ha. been Inetruoted by Mrs.
John Acheson torten by publie ¬ion. on
THURBD.AA', APRIL 27TH.
at 1 o'clock p. m.. et the premise., the residence
at the corner of Brock ■treet and Cambria
road. oonupied by Mrs. .fiche oo hewn her
reOOTN to Toronto This 4- a moat dextralle
property. the bowie berg emoted ion. and the
grounds well kept Alto at the mane time the
tureihingv. ooasietinet of 1 dining fable,
q.arter-eut oak. 1 dining table. 1 .debeard,
walnut. 1 china cabinet. gearter-eut oak. 1 own -
hinted bookcase and Secretary. walnut. 1 peeler
table. mahogany. 3 t.boursb,, .u.trooe email
tahim, pertains and portiere.. I clock. 1 three-
p4mtr bedo,..to set widget, 1 three piece bed-
rooms met, 4 ch. -os of drawn... IOr yard. of Hru.
ado oar /et... wool carpet 1 Urn Arn.lm ter nut,
kitchen utensils, tabs., china. 2 .tote., garden
MOM verandah cMln lawn mower. r.frirerw-
t.w. ire creno freezer and numerous ober
articles.
The hewss will he open the day before the
sale.
Terme on the home. Ten par cent. of the
mediate mommy to be paid or •rrenged for at
tip.e of rale. baleen within thirty day.. or
artaegements may be mod.- by whish an
amount may remain on moderats a• a ree-oo
able rate of Interes'.
Terns oo furniture and fu'ninrmgt. --A11
sums of 210 and under, rash : neer that
ameuotthreee month emrdit will be given on
furnishing approved Joint nobs. A dyoo.at
allowed for cash on audit amount..
MIt& JOHN ACH)0n.N, THOS. GUNDRY.
TGAI;E SALE
THE TOWN COUNCIL. year,
but h e would not do unless :L', Emily Grummets 167, Nellie I i DD/NE ON 1 RIAL
the building war put in pro1V r shape. Everett absent. Jj`Sl JJIj
SCHOOL MATTERS REQUIRE SOME
ADJUSTING.
Town to Take Over a Portion of the
Grounds at Victoria School -Chas.
C. Lee Gets Summer Hotel for
Another Year -A Letter from Mr.
Moyes.
In the absence of Mayor Cameron
and Reeve Reid in Timone, girt Fri-
day evening, Deputy Reeve Munningr
presided at the tweeting of the town
coined. All the other members were
present.
.1 letter was read from J. W. Moyes,
president of the Untatio West Shore
Railway. in which he asked that the
council give immediate c risideretion
to the matter of runuing tights of the
railway on certain streets of the
town. The matter was referred to
the committee of the whole council for
consideration.
A petition from ratepayers on Nel-
eon street requested that a granite
litbic walk he laid on the north bide of
Nelson street. The ,;ouneil of three
years ego, it appears, had promised to i
have the wok door and also to have
a walk laid on the north side of New-
gate street, On 6ebalt of the rate-
payers affected in the letter case N.
V . Nott appeared and asked that the
work be proceeded with this yeti-.
Both matters weer reterred to the
public works committer for considers
•tion.
Thos. E. Buri owe sent & request to
have a tree cut down in front of his
property on Nelson street It was re-
ferred to the cemetery and parks com-
mittee with power to Act.
The Western Canada Flour Mills l'o. ,
wishes to enlarge its salt words plant
and asked the council for a ninety-
nine -year lee of the street east 1
as
of the present plant. Tn. matter was
referred to the public works commit-
tee.
in reference to me drainage at the
Grand Trunk c ing on the Huron
road, Proudfoot, Hay. A Killoran Rent
it, letter stating that the township'
wouldlike to have the matter ao-
justed, ny finding nit whether the
liability tests with the railway com-
pany, the township or the town. It
was a+ked if tbe town wowed agree to
procure the services of aa engineer
for that purpose. The letter was le -
1 feared to the pnblic works committee
with power to Rel.
A request for tinanciil assi.i,ance
from the Canadian tree library for t he
blind wee referred to toe floaoce
committee.
A. Straiton, secretary of the public
eehool board, informed the council in
a letter that the hoard was willing to
Ilionever to the town the proceeds of
tbtdifferent school properties if the
town agrees to great an order to close
4 ildin user
count. it also was
r
statedthe bu that the hoard had agreed
tb accept .the offer of E. Kuntz
to purchase the site of St. Patrick's
ward school for 590n. provided the
council agrees to give Nd feet front-
age. Further. it was asked that the
council provide 011!210 for ordinary
school purpoeee for 1911. The clause
referring to the widening of the St.
Patrick'e ward school site was sent to
the cemetery and parks committee
and the last clause in the letter wag re-
ferred to the finance committee.
Tbe special committee reported :
"With reference to the request tuade
by tbe public wheel hoard for pay-
ment to it of 114.210 for building pur-
poses, it appear. free a statement
made by the chairman of the board
that it has received 81.700 for some
property since, and all tbat is now re-
quired to close up all taccountt and
reach A final settlement is 12,110.
Therefore, this coni mittee recom-
mends that an order be drawn on the
treasurer in favor of the public school
board for the sum of *2,510. upon the
receipt by the town of a rrenlution of
the school board, properly authenti-
cated. agrweing to torn over to the
town the ppoxede received from the
remaining property for sale, that is. all
f
Patrick's ward school
tardae rewaioder of the. St. David's
y
ward school privet t . ..n Park street,
and also agreeing t.. deed to the town
all :be ptop.rty within the present
public school grounds south of the
north side of Raglan street end
east of Gibbon. 't. -ret. 2uppo.•el to
conr*Lin five acres more or leas. The
report was adopted.
The finance committee 'venni-
mended that on the understanding
that Robert Bell, ..f Meefortb, will lac-
cept the sum of $4344) in full of all
amounts for •nitrating. the amount
be paid. A' number of accounts also
were recommended to ire paid.
Adopt ed.
The /ublir works committee recren-
Beereded that V. M. Roberts 4.e ap
pointed engineer to ..used to the con
@truetion of Use proposed sewerrs as
rvromnrended in the report of Willie
('h1 . C. 6 - sulitect to tern4. to ire
In • by the chairman of the puNic
I work• enw.mitt•. aryl Councillor
(lark- Thr report ,..rt Ted.
Under and by virtue of :he power of sale
o..tal.'-d In a reat..se dated the eleventh
day of May. lent made b Avenel. H Wil -
saw, rna
Ba. ht by it afros Mem R K'lutamia.d
Robert a. H wl a. mortgagor.. there
will be offered far mil by gre bite auction at tee
Ceiberee Hose. is the town of (.odericb. on
Saturday. the 13th A.y of April. 1211. at
11 clock noon. al and dna lar that eertaie
=and
tree of lard •n4 premises. situate.
stag and being In the tnwn.blp o venom..
in tea merry et Him.,. a, d Proven•, K On.
WM the g of numt andnIb000el Int number three is the
Lake
red la the east noocea.fon w.aten dlvidea
er la. 044 wwn.ln p of centime and amnia
tag elle banAre d and wry acre•. .were er het
m.vs aM incept the rt d way of tee elm.
Mete and west 'borefir Railway f'om
ponyrunning ninon the Treat of the Ald rover
asrett the' • The term i. knows a. twli.ne
Hnaw.»tmd
On t. [ r+14..t then a • haer
and tar•. 11.e whole farm M
under altiva15 . A portion is meadow
pewter. Then are a few ere. d
grown inlet, eat the peer'. There I. end well
wet Ton'b 10. propertyna .11 i. • -.ads
property geed farming db
Viet 1t 1. sheet three .m a geometer nib.
54... 1e G.odwin, sad .mem tame' mile nee.
TesWa
or Bats - The plummier wgt M re
golrrMM to tee tae Mid. of tbeamebas.
toeaq at Gir tine of .ate and Th. Italarry at
espllta40.e sf salary da boss nee was
Mt lar.j rn
04'*T*Y > 1LI..iR t 01YR
ls
mereeser ander • Om
.Migrre
400 @oe 11. glMiiI OM,
e
1 0. 4' Lee wee pr•eeot at the meet-
s afed nn motion of t 'o uiv tIIor Nairn
141 Mas agreed that he he hard reapeet-
' Me the Iwinr of the immerser hotel.
Mr. lee .tared he had i!Aerie orid that
!Mei ee.ost .1 sees ant willing t.. nnwaidee
the selling of the `` 'pee t7 but that
the hotel might b. I..erd Inc another
year. 1n any event remodel aide is
prevenient* wool.. Thor, to he made he-
fe.r..t could be nec,el•.41 the eoming
Waid1011. The roof era. detertivs and
the rain was running dews lbs watts
en the east aide. The exterior needed
a seat of parte anti 11e sky44wht de -
m minded attender. ' r. los said he
o wse w411irg to Imes it for another
On wotioo of Councillor afro, sec- Junior 11. Class -Total 0111/ -Fraser 1
Newell 384. Harriet Porter 378, Verde
McViLtie 963, IDeLong 7, H
Howard 344, Loula ie MacDo35nald t25,
elen CASE STILL PROCEEDING THURS-
Kenneth Cruickshank. 321, John Pio-1 DAY AFTERNOON.
der 285, •Dorothy Smith 2:(3, Willie
Benjamin 272, Oliver Keene 208, Lily
Lwhbrook 267, Herbert Wart 230
•Ruth Murray 396. ' 'eta Murray 211,
•Karl Ross 200, •T•ddie Johnston lit2.
*Cecil Carry 144 •Horace Kell 1%.
`Maggie MacAdaw 72, *Irene Burk-
holder 61, Herbert Ackcroyd absent.
DIVleme V11. --Senior Class, Part
IL -Total 350 --Dori. Hodgen 385.
cow -
Study Panzer 315, Bert Megaw 91)4. murder of [.lair Auder.op cou,-
Martin Price 90(1, Harold Nlaegel MI. mince 1 at the cunt t house ..reeds
Hugh Roberts 270, Albert Leonard yesterday
261, *Margaret Muria 253.morning and it still proceed
rgging,
Morley, Court opened Tucaiday atter000n,
JuniorClaes,Part IL -Taal 350 -
Chief Justice Slr Glenholme Falcon -
John Bedford Mk Elya Young :7178, bridge presiding. The
Gladys (fowler 274, Inez Porter 288 Bid jury
Mary Sanders 252. John Austin 214 " sworn in with A. B. Carr, tet
Julia Beevers 900, Alex. McLean 172, Eye' as foreman. During the atter
• Willie Roos 85. noun a true bill was returned in the
Fourth Class. -Put I. -Total 26- case of Edward Jardine and the trial
Catharine MrKeozie'146, Gladys Mier -Ines
r-
was culnwensed the following rnorn-
ray 2240, Clifford Johnson 214. Alice
Cockfield 213, Erie Stewart 210. Ar- The following Jury was sworn in
Char Curry 193 Olive Craitlie 173, Dor- t10
for this case : George Andrew. Us-
othv Davis 163, 'Sydney Roberts 148, 4Tae ' William S. Linklater, Wing_
\\'aeon Carrick 81. ham ; John Geiger, Hay ; 8amuel
Walker Morrie • John G McIntosh
ooded by Cuuncilloi Kelly, it was
named that the hotel be rented to Mr.
Lel for 1911 on the same terms as legit
ytier.
It was moved by (ouucillor Kelly,
seconded by Councillor Nairn, that
the public worts committee look into
the matter of repairs on the hotel.
Carried.
Councillor Helly brought up the
matter of securing smoke protectors
for the Brenton. and the fire commit-
tee will septet as to the advisability of
securing such protectors for the brig-
ade. The chairman of the fire cone
wittee also ass given power to pur-
chase any rubber goods required and
the council then adjourned.
GODERICH PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Results of the Easter Test Examinations
Is Your Name Here.
Following are the results of the
Easter exawination4 in the Goderich
public schools. Those marked • were
absent flow elf or part of the examin-
ation*.
VICTORIA SCHOOL
DIVISION 1. -Senior IV, -Total 660
-Elsie Galt 566 Muriel Galt 637,
Harry Brandt 5116, Edna Pridlkam 478,
Ruth Hamilton 476. Hazel Hartwell
4116, Doris Hays 459. Flurrncr Sheer -
down 443, Sam. Bti,orcombe 413. Beth
Boyd 441. Jon Habkirk 438, Nettie
Green 431. Kenneth Hawkins. 498,
Walter McDonald 409, Elsie Eider,
Willie Suth.laod 304, Alma l' •x 300
Isabel Doolittle 3111. Hairy \Nation
389. Carman Stoddu t 384. Willie
Babb 378, Hildred McCe l 370, Hazel
Stewart 369, Gladys Kernighen 987,
Irene Tburlow 346, Laverne Murray
344, Gledye Cruicksh.nks 337, Lillie
Johnston. Agnes Mcl\ or
Marguerite `Ailler $L5, Etta McDonald
319, Arthur Roach 271, Maude Pinder
201, Edna Junes 2561, Morris Swanson
7432, Hilda Scheifle180.
JCNIOR I V.- row 900 -Lawrence
Wark 772. May Hunter 8611, Ada
Johnston 888. Edna Sallow@ 660, Mar-
garet McDonald 662, Allen Sinclair
607, Roy Hunt 594, Grace Wootton 510,
Elizabeth Proudfuot 588, Eva Walker
578, Verde Kudoh 570, Eva Keene 562,
Helen Griffith 542, Lulu Bates 541,
Bert Cutt 537, Etta Halliday 521,
Lottie Murray 515, Katie Weston 5415,
Fred. Bates 504, Bennie Smith 501.
Bellma Johnston 498, Percy Beattie
484, Laura Salkeld 455. Albert Baldwin
436, Willie Black 431, .lobo Bates 4%,
Edna McLean 410, Ina Muir 408, Har-
old Bates 355. Chester Johnatoi
(Cecil Given 25)2, Otto Lyruburner 264,
Florence DeLong 255.
SENIOR i11. -Total ()2)5 -Maitland
Pridhaw 0/7, Arnim Brandt 588, Grace
Pinder 583, Harold Marney Fes,
Eleanor Hays 554. Peart Hunter 527.
Myrtle Johnston 525, Robert Clark
521, Katie McDonald 4134, Olive Bleck
484, Beroiu a Davis 480, i.aurel Bates
40B Del hivei
Hall da 40.4., Bruce
Noble 450, Laura Morrow 4424 Hartel
'Wilson 440. Pearl Fraser 438, Roy
Black 437, •Kathleen McGuite 430,
Clarence Robertson 4'L4, Haonah L.eon-
atd 427. Stella McRae 419, Gordon
Noble 418, Wallace Duckworth 413,
Florence Johnston 392• •Lila Mitch-
ell 389, Albert Wiggin..354, Minnie
Drink waiter 326, •Ed d Lymburner
31t W allie Proudfox.t 315. Gertrude
Ur. Bruce Smith Tells About' Pris-
oner's Confession in the Jail -Jar -
done a Pervert --True Bill Found
against Vanstone.
McDonald 303, Gladys M'L.od 288,
Goldwir. Harrison 230, 'John Bell
316, *Ernest Clark 18'2. *Ernest Lee
71.
JONIoR III. -Tot ►1800 -Victor Kent -
lake 6724. David RAs 645, lone Cutt
641, Emily McArthur M0, Hazel Bel-
cher 538, Eva Morrish 620, Greita Mar-
tin 6$l, Edna Stewart 594, Ethel
Stokes 500, Gladys McKay 589. Harry
Howard 578, iimey Thompson 566,
' FAith Marney 552 Claire Hays 542.
.Ie.eie Wilson 542, Nora Statham
530, Bertha Down 530, Charles Roe..
634, Norman Wark 522, Eva Jones 507,
Margaret Wilson 48b, Jame. !hinter
481, Mattie McMath 4714, Emmett Bates
473, Stephen Kirkland 407. •John
` Hazel 406, George Buechler 443, Wil-
lie Baldwin 436, Eva Schaefer 409,
Irene Morrow 4(01, Alfred Warner 410,
Stoll Ring 379, GMce Hunt 376.
George !Stewart 3(16. *Lilian McLean
3304 liltirtnan Mcleod 296, *Stanley
Oock6•ld 256, *Harvey Elliott 242, An-
drew Murray 29:3, *kobert Bell 180,
Knox McLeod 1119, •Balm. Wallace
131. Absent from examination -Grace
McDonald, Edward Bennett,
Div. V., Sr. ii. Reader. -Total 4100-
Wioote Gledhill 484, Arthur Roherte
52. Roy Foster 448, Edward Pridbam
43i, Isobel Foster 435, t.etneita Le?w
421, Beata ire MacLeod 420, Erl Porter
408, Gladys Bedford 397. Frederick
Breyer 353, Fanny Panzer 388, Henry
lokster 349, Glen Murray ENS, William
Hander* 2.90, Isobel Austin abm.nt.
1, Middle Class, iL Reader -Total 450
1)harses Nairn 334, Gertrude MAO.
Lean 3t2, Pearl MacLean 312. Jetties
Hadden :301, Willie MacDonald 301.
Vesta Y'..ut 200, limpet Videan 2(427,
Henry Hnntalivy 254. Elide Mtan-
opmhe 2M11, Marion Filein.er 27n, Reta
Wilson '111, John Raid Flit, laky
Youn1411, Llewellyn Taggart 161.
Jno ioe ('4...., II Newt et. --Total 350 --
hinge Low 273, Vern Wilson 257, W il-
lie Williams 249. Irene Hunt 244
Alex. Dooley 244. Marguerite Stead
242, Nneusa .Johnston 216, Annie
I•mom lee. Rebeoa Neegele 157. John
MacDonald 148, Percy Warner 149,
Laurance Nicholson ■bent.
illVlalo' VI.--MentoriI.Ciam -Total
ISlit- tile Newell 481, Men rein Weston
Mil, (irons Green (51, Willie John -
moil 414. Helen Rooth 412, Mat John-
ston 411'. Mars Pinder 940. Clayton
Walters MI. Irene Thompson '577,
Pixels. Therwtsn 9¢A. Reefs Rats.
316. (cordon Down )111 Reggie King
, 918, •V4nlet Borley Ai8, Rtewart
Burk holder 0(4, Havel M rnie FIFO.
u Doff bell Fred Arnold 178,
Speiren !At. *Bernard Welters
•
The trial of Edward Jardine for the
TM 1 13511-Vera11Latlmrr. - or 284, Mel -Class -
Grey ; William Staples, McKillop
t. ourne McVittie 272. M1'g a ares Bell VI, Charles (amm, Utaborne ; William
Breckenridge, Turnberry ; Alex. His-
Arville Robinson 27(1, Reggie Pinder lop, Turn, eery ; (linage H.Holt,
253,Pamley Murray til Stanley ` Mc- Howick ; Martin Armstrong, Hallett
Lean ;,44, Eddie Morrow 196, Llyde (Ai ver Turnbull. (itey.
Carter. L.S. Dancey, counsel for the s-
Juninggrre Claire -Total 350 -Margaret
ones, cbaltenged eleven of them o
Liliandiing 266, Di301, ms Andrews called for jury duty before the reyui
F:rnewt Mug 246.ath 114, Elaine Proud site number were sworn. The Crown
Pelta
did not challenge any. Those chal-
fexet 2D9, lenged Were from the town of Gode-
Fifth Claes - Total 309- Clarence lieb and tlodrrieb and Colborne town-
Juhn.to n 217, Ford Weston 210, Jack ship.; so that those chosen are all
Fotden 184, Frank Thompson 174. from parte of the county at some dis-
Willie Thowpeon 128, •Mamie Smith. tame tmnl Godericb,
•Harry Leach. The prisoner sal in the dock, chew-
ingg gone and looking hearty after his
winte.'r confinement in the jail. He
is apparently as stolid as ever, and
follows the proceedings of the curt
with apparently about the same de-
gree of :merest as the ordinary spec-
tator. In answer to the indictment,
read 1'y D. McDonald, the clerk of for
Court, Janie'. replied "Not guilty" in
a flrw voice.
The prosecuting attorney is George
Tate Blackstock, K. C., of Toronto,
who is assisted by ("robin Attorney
Seager.
The first witness called was Mrs.
Anderson, mother of the murdered
girl. Her evidence was similar to
that which she gave at the inquest_
She was followed by Wesley Ander-
son, . the girl's father, and Willie
Anderson, her brother, whose evi-
dence also was along the lines of that
given at the inquest.
The further evidence both yester-
day and this morning followed the
line brought out at the inquest,
many witnesses declaring that they
saw Jardine and Lizzie Anderson to-
gether e t the fair
g grounds on the fatal
day. some of them bringing the time
up to a few minutes before 10 o'clock -
1)r. Bruce Smith, Provincial inspec-
tor df prisons. was remained this after-
noon end stated that on his visite to
the jail during the winter he dis-
covered Jardine to be a sexual per-
vert. Me won Jardine's confidence to
such an extent that the prisoner made
a confession to him. In this confes-
sion, made by the prisoner on March
11th, Jardine told of conversing with
Lizzie Anderson on different occasions
during the afternoon and evening and
giving her money to buy a lunch.
She was b willing party to the pro-
po-al that the deserted house be
visited and in going down the cellar
.tarps the girl fell end struck her head,
exclaiming. "My God, oh, I'm hurt."
Jardine went on to tell the Doctor of
getting her into the cellar. where, at a
remark from the girl, be said "the
devil got possession of me. I took out.
toy knife, stabbed her once in the
throat, put it. in again and drew it
right across," He then cut the
clothes off the girl, piled them in 0
heap aid drew the body over towards
the door. He went home and washed
the knife and two or three days later
while exeinining the knife as he was
sitting on the lake bank he thought he
detected signs of blood on it, 80 he
threw it over the lank and had not
seen it since.
CENTRAL SCHOOL
J37NUe0 V. - Total 900 - Riihy
Stoddart 8113, Kate Hahkirk 7tf'd,
Marjorie Dougall 752, Annie Brown
748, Dorothea Dougall 726, Phet n
Jobneton 6711, Nur.ua Whitely 861.
Edrieano Watson 623. Glare Hahkirk
830, Gordon Youngblut 816, Stewart
McKinnon 610, Avnes Saunders 013,
Pears McDonald 588, Emily Shaw 581,
Christopher Brownlee 568, Ivy Elliott
543, Leona Elliott 524, Nina Roberts
518, Frank McArthur 472, Jets. Videan
453, Gordon McKinnon 481. John
Stinson 445, Philip Carey 441, *George
McDonald 430, Connie Stewart 390,
Elsie Marlyn 264, Myrtle Walters 349,
Elizabeth Wilson 344, Herold War-
rener246, *Flossie Mitohell 211, Earl
Jenkins, John Tufford, Laura Price,
absent.
SENIOR IIIA -Total 800 -Elsie Dun-
nadge 741, Gerald Newton 702, Gladys
Knight 880. Graham Roos (070, Leon-
ord Macklin 667. Jean Bogie 6110,
James Rime 644, Eve Jones 642, Ger-
trude Porter 642, Benson Bell 6244,
Margaret Rose 61' Donald teed DcDooald
5449, Harry Buchanan 5413. Thelma
Roes 5434), Wilfrid Blair 551, Olive
Clark 532. Scott McNally 505. Alfred
Hebei 4442, *Agnea Niel onald 41)8, Mar-
ion Bogie 400, Reggie Tulford 386.
JrN IOR 11 1. -Total 400 -Beta Wor-
rell 883, Gladys Saults 657, Cedric
Dougall 653. Marjorie Jones 578, Elda
Stoddart 670, Allan Blair 506, Mabel
Monk 523, •Beatrice Wells 510, Jack
Harrison 499, Harry Sanderson 497,
Melville McNevin 497, Wocdbam
Babb 475. Doris Knight 482, George
Bell 407, Charles Brown 407. Jean Har-
rison 4013, Rudolph Brown 390. Tena
McLeod 380, El za Beck 359, Willie
Halal tin, *Ernest McGratten 214,
Percy Jeokin 207.
.Sexton Ii. -Total 110 -Beth Ross
504, J-ean Habkirk 544, Helen Shaw
515, Herbert Dougall 504, Vinton
Tremblay 488, Lilian McDonald 486,
Willie Sturdy 478, Dorothy McKin-
non 4414, Viola MiClache.ty 461. Gor-
don Tebhitt 461, John Pattet son 467,
Charlie Stokes 453, Helen Carey 452,
Annie Vanstone 424, •Willie Stitt 418.
*Mae y Vaitatone:itl4, •Willie McMillan
300. *Susie I oungblut 38(4, Lloyd Van -
stone 348. •Florence Bell 274, *Maud
Kemp 176, *Edward Ervine 164, •Arn-
old Brownlee, •Alma Walters.
JtN1oR if. -Total 650- Eileen Man-
nings 5811, Vesta Snyder 6541, Dori.
Martin mt. staters Watson 444, Hazel
McDonald 436, Bcrtie Sanderst'n 407,
Rowe Harrisnn :391, Lionel Mseklin
385, Lola McDonald Mi. Jennie Beck
381, Lena Murray 362, Hugh Hardy
345, ('lareoce Dawson 324. •Maitland
Reynolds M5, *John Dawson 22D.
*Robert Ervine 145, *Della Walters,
Senior Claes, Part IL-Total5(0-
Minnie Brownlee 4611, Isabelle Mc -
Nevin 456. Dorothy Dancey 45.3, Mary
Morrish 461, Kenneth Blair 451, Wil-
fred Nichnlrr,n 407, Allis Burrows 3140.
Mildred Stokes 383, Myra Mt -Nevin
376, Leonard McDonald 343, Helen Galt
MP. Delphena Reynolds :312, Sadie
Patterson :ii•l, i.awte'ece Currell 3434
Ivan Bell 2t1., •Nibs Mnasrl, •Janet
Snare!. •Arthur Scheifle, •Hazel
Monk.
Mr. Blackstock this afternoon was
continuing the exaneination of Dr.
Smith in reference to Jardine's mental
condition.
There was a great rush for admit-
tance u. the court room, hut as the
witnesses and the men called as jurors
took up a good proportion of the avail-
able space the "public' had mostly
to remain oiteide. When those
attending as witnesses were a '-
eluded from the room, at the
instance of the prisoner's counsel.
others were allowed to come in. and
the fact that these included a-onsid-
.rable p°prrtion of women was the
suhject of comment, as it. was gener-
ally known that much of the evidence
Junior ('lass, Part 11. -Total 5ir0---
to sesame') would Dot be ..f a delict•
Mary Howell 450, FiIgar Jones 424, able character. Hnwerer, the women
(aloe Allen 337, Charlie• Hadden 364,
as well as the men evidently are pee -
Beatrice
Tulford 3544. Marie Snyder
314. Leonard Hardy t(i, Wa:ler Koss
25( Annie Showdown 242
PART 1. --Total 23(1 Alse Rowe 2i4.
Maxine Burvlette .22..lim (.arrow
Mary farrow all. Theresa *inning.
MA, Irene Steep 211. Kenneth Nichol
210, Harry Edwards 211. Jean hunter
212, (erabam Elliott dal, Hild. Wel-
bank 118, Marion Mrl..•od lin. 1)onald
I
Me !Aced 114(1, Harry Schaefer P44. Ionia
Ervin• 1141. Willie Grigg 17u, used
Kemp 1119,
ta,nauia? the 1114.. how they grow.
Buy oor ehoev.lates and watch Mete
Re
Thta is our ...na, u, Kastoo rhyme
At Burdetls's candy kiteb.s sr as
time.
seamed of a share of the molt hid cu11-
oeity which impelled attendance on
such an ..erasion.
True Bill Against Vanstone.
A true hill ham been r.•tut nod in the
ear of George Vanstone, rhea -red
With the murder of hie .on Freddie.
and it *expected that the ease will kw
called i8rredlat.4y after the eoraclu
Woo of the triaI of Jardine.
Tile CM' Cases
The ear i l races . it the docket wen
said r follow.
phel1 ireRiasonnatte Aa w
MOD on a prnmierenwr note. Judgment
Wee entered for the plaintiff foe 51,11(1
le full of elaiwa and encs, to be paid
IOaat►.,d es sash A