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.IITY-THIRD TEai -N. 1165
GODERI(H, ONTARIO. CANADA :
JUNE 15, 1:+11
THE SIGNAL FEIN - 'NG CO.. Ltd.. Post.00r.
FINANCIAL.
1 II011
OF CANADA
BOTABL18HxD 1885
Capital, Rest and U odi+ id.d
Profits t7,500,IlJO
Total Assets over $49,000,000
RURAL BANKING
With the majority of our
'l.`,0 or more branches serving
rural communities, we have
-` naturally paid special atten-
ti0s to the honking requirements of ' Fartuere. Rancher,,,
Stockmen. Lumbermen and Merchants. (tor facilities tot
handling your business or private banking are complete.
Savings (lank Department at every Branch.
Goderich Branch'
W. L. HORTON,
Manager
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A BARGAIN FOR
A QUICK BUYER
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I hem fee • omek sae at a derided
1j bargain corner 10t • Darrow prop
arty. $1W.1* under the market 11
ii price. I or particulars see
.1 W. CR-%IGIE,
Real rotate Broker.
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1 CENTRE HURON
LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
The annual tueetiog of the As-
sociation and the convention for
the selection of a candidate for
Um Legislature for Centre Huron
will be held at Seafor th on Sat-
urday, June 24tb, at 1 o'clock
p.m. Hen. A. ti. MacKay will
be present and will aaddre.m the
tweeting. A full attendance is
desired..
J. I.. KILulRAN. Secretary.
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GUNDRY'S
tLivery, Cab and '13
1 All our Rigs ate New. 'Buses
meet all Trains and Streamers.
Particular attrmtion given
calls from private residence..
'Phone No. 50.
4.... -Jas-#.--- .,-T..-s.
AO(TICN SALES.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNI8H1NOS. PIANO, ETC.
Mr. Jsmie.ou Reid w111 .ell by public auction
at hie re.ldenoe. Pietas street. O.derich, or.
F(.tTURI'AY. JUNE'LITH.
OOmmenclnar at IJ' p. m.: All the houeehuld
furniture. rwndeing of parlor. Maine -roma.
bedroom sod kitchen furniture. bedding. car-
pets. rugs. curtain.. glasawere. delft were.
mockery stardea to,ml.. to The piano id of
feted at private sale ungll day of auction, ant
If am .o.d will then be pat up et auction .ub-
Jost to a reserve bid. Everything about the
e mk must be sold. a. Mr. Reid hers .old his
k•eae and a, leaving town.
Tara.: Cords.
JAMIE SON REID, THOS. OU"DRY,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
GODERICM MARKETS
THURSDAY. June 13th.
Fall wheat. per bueb lilt Ire to 0 000'
8prtnl[ wheat. per bush•, tl0 toso I
10 per bush 001' to 0 10
Butiwheat. per bash 045 to V id ,
Oats. par bush, 033 to 0 sl
Peso, per hush 0 73 to 0 73
Barleyper bush 0 NI to V e'1
screenings, per ton 10 00 to 10 00
Flour, family. per owt 1 76 to 2 73
i!iron,ron, ppeat per cwt 133 0000 ttoo 13 W
Short.. per ton ..., M W to 1 00
Hay, per ton 10 10 to 10 011
Strew...... 400 to 5W
Wood. per load 3'm to 3 So
Butter. per lb - 0 LI to 0 is
Cheese, per Ib 0 13 to 0 hi
F g.Berk. per dos 4 1a to
Ufd 13otaroeruer bushel....., . 0 51 to
New Potatoes, per bushel... Y 10 to
Cattle. worn y to good, per cwtA I10 to
Cattle, export, per ewe 3 JO to
Hog e. ... ..... 6 tel to
Spring Lamb. 4 01 to
8 eep . per owt 4 a to
Tallow. per Ib 415 to..
Hider, per owt 7 Ire 1.0 7 de
81leep.kine 30 to 10J
Lab Skins, and Pelts .... . . .. 4 15 to 0 Al
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
M. Jobs W. Phar.. who had mold his reel
delle on Finn avenue. (oderich. will .ell by
public ¬ion *Attie prembe. on
SATURDAYJUNE 17TR
oommencyog at 131 o'clock sharp, all the coo -
tent. of the house. oondt.ting of nue handsome
eve piece parlor .et that cost 3125. parlor
tables. odd chain etc.: 41ntog room furniture.
sideboard. table, °bale.: china, crockery, e
meanie rtanie blind.: three beew
room •ate, etc..
Including ono est that stoat 375; kitoben fur-
Matters.
urMatters. Including one Mage Heppe newest
range, M good .i Dew: also garden tool. and
utensils. YM win .31.1. r wbe sold. at Mr.
Pterin ls ipviag et once for California
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -June 15th
Page
Alma Ladie. College. 8t. Thomas . . . ... 2
Residential Property for Hak -P. J. Ryan.... 1
A Mo -t Select Stock U. Millar & Hon ... . 3
Reader. tt:. R, Wigle . 5
Announcement- W. P. 8/sderdoe. Loner....
The Hsrtt Shoe -la -alter Hero .7
Foulard Drewk.-W. Alinerm0•
& 8....2
Silverware that Wenn-Howell Hardware
Co. 1m
Make Three Dollar.- Walter C. Pridba4
Excur.fon to New notatin -i. F. Lawrence 6
Reader- O. T. R
Cut Ola.. ad • wadding Uih--J. r. Nave3
Jane W'eddtbg.- W. J. Muir & (o. ... 4
Second woes of June BaeH
-Hodge-•. lienst}
Strawbeds fur `gale CI(e.. JI CPM., Cao -
low .... ...... .... l
o..
Girl Wa.t.d-M,U. L Robinson 1m
A Bargain in brtad.Wnem-Huwel Hardware
Servant Warted -Mr.. J. A. Rubell. 1
Htor.Jlewe-J. H. Colborne 4
Brooch Lee- Signal Oel.e. ... ..,.• 1
Lidice' Ready to- w'e.r-John Bleed ,
Wllein's Fly Pada 20 .m
Auooncemt P. T. oda f
Notice-C'ha-. C. Lee 6
Growth and Servlc.-darling Hama of Cana
de 1
Teacher Wanted -Se S. Na 3, tlodSrbk
Tow Doh I .... . .. . 1
w
Meotuog Park Clpened-D. F. Harnlink-3e w
Auction Haof Household Vie
Jamieson Reid . 1
Raeder Sterling Hawk
Announcement- ounceent- N. a'. Downs-. ... .. .. ,.
Pta.g-pond Photo. 1
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THE CAMP NEXTWEEK
ADVANCE PARTY OF ORDNANCE
COMPS ALREADY HERE.
Preparations Being Completed for Pro-
gram of Entertainments During
the Two Weeks of the Camp -
Banquet Will Be Given on June 27.
Serpi.-Major Heesiau with a party
of ordnance corps teen arrived from
London on Tuesday as the first ad-
vance party of the military camp'to
be held at Attrill's June 19th to 30th.
(Aber advance parties will arrive on
Friday and Saturday.. and on Monday
next the main bodies of the various
regiments of the distri't will be on
hand.
Several meetings of the joint com-
mittee of the Board of Trade and the
town council in connection with the
military camp have been held during
the past week, and arrangements are
being completed for the entertain-
ment of the visitors during their stay
at Goderich. These arrangements.
combined with the special events
which will ire held under the auspices
of the soldiers themselves, will make
the period of the camp an eventful
fortnight.
On Coronation Day (June 22nd) it is
likely itbat the troops will celebrate
the crowning of King George in some
manner, but this will not be settled
archonuntil the troops archon next week.
Cbl. Hodgins, D. O. C., has promised
that the people 01 the town and vicin-
ity will have an opportunity.of seeing
the troops parade, and tbie event ma:
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mims Cluf, of Clinton. wag the guest of MiesPio. Sallow. over Sunday.
)jr.. 01111es. of Stratford, Is the guest of her
leather, lire- That Lawson.
Mrd. Hinck., of California, 1e in town vlelUog
ber mother. Mr.. Jam. Porter.
Mnnee
. E. Shannon. of Teaeee, arrived in
town on Saturday to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Reed left on Tuesday for
Longhorn. Sask. Mr. (teed took out a carload
Of horsed.
The Maas Florence and Nina Graham. 01
New York. are spending holidays at their oldst
home. eastreet_.
Mn. Major will .!rive from Toledo with the
Detroit excursioot is aid will be the guest of
JOHN W. AHI THOS. CU\U 8. Rl, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Polley.
PmprtNa►. Auctioneer. The vulgar heart of a a it lin- Thea. TUI, of Detroit, r In town fora few
pr pe y d♦y.. Oar former My01 f1 always hearrJlr
FOR SALE VR TO RENT not comprebeod the delis ate sena- welcomed when he stets the old town.
fuents of miofort our.-Chaute.utn•iand. Riney Ex res.: Mr. Dan Martyo. wife and
family and Mr Dan Moloy dsove to Goderich
lOH MALE. -THAT FiNE RESI-
I: dentia) property at the natter of ('ae.iroo LOST OR FOUND. Miss Laurie Carey lett 3n Saturday on a visit
■nd an Orate, formerly known as the A. t, her sister. Mrs. F. C. Nei nor, at t'Incase.
MOfy. Allan p.opert Id for rale. 1t Oootater also to friends at Winnipeg and othar Western
eight town lobs. wi with the obotoert BR°bC'H . LOSI'.-ON SUNDAY. i ,minus
US fruits of all kirhdd ss 7TThere are two brick 1J June 11th. • gold amethyst brooch sur• • O. W. Duggan. who has been accountant and
housed. each of two .tortes. one built only last rounded br pearls. double look. Kindly iaave teller of the Sterling Bank here, has Crone to
Stables year, sal the other in find -clam repair. Both at THE S1ONAL tr017CE awl receive reward. 'remote and is succeeded' by C. 4 orbit• who
hotter,* hate modern conveniences. and alto- 11, seiner from Toronto.
'THE RED BARN getber the propertyIs one of t h'• most desir- _ _. - __ Miss Nicholson, nun* in training at'84 Ven-
able in Uoden• h. )'111 be .old On reasonable rest's hotpit•1, Toledo, irspending her vacation
South Street. Goderich term.. Apply to P. J. RYAN, Godench.SS•tf • _ T)ING-PON(i PHOTOS. -TWENTY- with her it set Dr. and Mr* Nlcnolaon.
on fueeday. where they will visit friends.
possibly come uff on Corooatiuo flay.
Saturday, the 'lath. will he •ports
day at the camp. when a program of
athletic events will be carried out
On Tuesday evening, the 27th, a
banquet will be tendered the officer.
of the camp at Hotel Sunset, and u -
rangemeots for this are being made
hy the town council and the Board of
'i'rode.
1t is likely also that a ball will lie
arranged, under the auspices of the
Meoesetung Canoe flub, and ss the
undertakings of this Club are always
eminently successful this event may
be looked forward to 10111110 of the not-
able events of the f,.rtnight.
Everpbtiely who saw the military
tattoo given by the soldiers while
iu camp here three years ago will be
delighted to koow that there will be •
similar event this year. probably on
the evening of tbe :lith or the 'J9th.
Seven hands are expected to M• in
camp, and they will be invited to give
concerts on the Square, on different
evenings, so that the townspeople
may expect an abundance of good
military music.
Tbe arrangements for tranalor ta-
tion between the camp grouelda and
the town include, besides livery ser-
vice and a footbridge 'acme the
Maitland River . below the camp,
a special train ser -vice by C. P. R.
Dr. Clark. cbairmac of the trans-
portation committee, has just received
word that two special trains will he
run each evening between Meneset end
Goderich, The first train will leave
Goderich at 6:15, arriving at Menest
6:25, leaving Meneeet at 6:30 and ar-
eiviog at Goderich at 6:40. The second
train will leave G: derich at 9,43.
arrive at Meneset at 9:55, leave
Meneset at 10 o'clock aid arrive at
Goderich at 10:10.
to f
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PURE LAKE
ICS
We wish to announce to
our customers of former
years and to the public in
general that out icehouses
are stocked with pure lake
ice and we are prepared t.o
supply all old and new
customers. We are the
only dealers handling
PURE LAKE ICE
CRAIGIE BROS.
'Phone Calls :
Office 24 House 124
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LOT FOR SALE. -ON SOUTH
»trees, high and def ooeelftn acre. near
proposed sewer extension. Con be had at a
bargain for quick sale. tornadoes at THE
SIGNAL
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR BALE.-
Case to the town of Goderich. The land
1. ftrrt-claw., orchid on both placed, essy
term'. Hwy now. Lana 1s going up. Deo for
sale • good building lot. 42 feet frontage. 00
South street 1pa rt of the Watson propenyl.
Apply to THei8 UU YDRY.
L AHM TO KENT OK FOR SA
r Oro hundred acres d Rood land. being
mouth half of lot IA concession 4, West Wawa -
nosh. nearly ail In a good stat* of cultivation.
and nearly all seeded down. Building. In•
elude briek houee, later barn. eked. ego.
Spring seek r u n a through property.
term Ie within half a mile of the thriving
vitae* of Dungannon en g ,convenient to
churches. ached. and po.tolfloe. On the paaoe
w • good gavel ML which of ate years had
averaged over MI a year : also mix atter of
Hone
mood
Hardwood bFor further In
Crmation• particulars regarding terms. etc.
apply to M18r( E. 8. MILLIGAN. Duoga0000.
OR SALE. - TEN ACRE* EAST
Ode of South 'diet corner Bennett street
oderich. It you dash a ernaller trate of one
or two scree or a building lot in the south ede
write H. A. JORDAN, 173 Wlnd*or avenue,
.Vfnueor. Ontario. _
fi10'v PRRTY F'OR SALE.-
1 tot two hundred and twenty Ove 1225) on
KIng' top atr.et. In the town of Ooderich, con
tatnium ooeyuarter of an •ore. On the north
half of this property there ls erected • story
and a -bat tram* dwelling Houde and a bla.:k-
smfth .hop. ones °erupted by the late Alex
ander Kirkbride. Both the hones and the
shop are. at pre.ent, ender Mow +,,,the cues at.
!Al a month and as shop at per month.
'fparty will be void in nee or two parcels
.a t)te pnroh•.en may dedrw. Apply to M. O.
CAWettish. )dater. eta, Hamilton 1treet
DAM
STERLIM BAMN
of cnnaea \
GRQWTH AND SERVICE
The constant growth of this Bink is a giro
nifltant indication of the.10.11ent henbane ger.
view given to its :many customers.
SAVINGS HANK
AND BUSINESS ACCOUNTS INVITKI)
Seery Attesting) Given to F'armers' Fiuminess
,i OUENICH BRANCH
a WAt.gsa
SOS
03 3, for 23 neaw or thee. Gam. foe 10c.
Taken day and sight. tirade on tee rewire.
earner wast ares.. over W. Sharman'. shoe
store.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
Alfred Armstrong. who has lately been
working at his trade Le a printer at Whitby.
left here on Saturday to tithe a position in the
uMee of The Lucknow Sentinel.
Rev. A. E. M. Thom oat, of .tmherstbur,,
nevem ped by SIN. Thomson and their cbil
STERLING,RANK TO SHARE
IN COUNTY 13USINESg.
At the June session of the county
council. held last week. the council
gave orders that.Jnatea d 01 having the
county's banking business transacted
through one Bank only, as has been
the case for many years, one-half of
the county business should be done
through the Sterling Beak of Canada.
Undoubtedly the chief reason for this
action, outride of'the fact that no one
institution has aright to a monopoly
of public petronwge, is that the Sterl-
ing Bank. baying a large number of
branches in this county. is in • peculi-
arly favorable position to handle the
business of the county corporation.
The Sterling Bonk by reason of the
special facilities which it has through-
out this county is deserving ot spe-
cial consideration in awnection with
tbe banking bu.ines. of municipalities
within the county. and tbe action of
the county commie' its msstieg last
week will doasbtless ne approved by
the ratepayers of the county.
THE PENALTY PAID
EDWARD JARDINE EXECUTED FRI.
DAY MORNING.
Goes to Death Bravely. Saying Good-
bye to Those About Him --Leaves a
Pathetic Statement of His Early
Life and His Hopes for the Future'
REV. ALFRED BROWN.
Pastor Appointed fax North Street Meth-
odist Church.
FRIDAY, June Nitb.
Edward Jardine this morning paid
the penalty for the murder ot Eliza-
beth Anderson. The execution took
place rt the county jail at a minute or
two txfore8 o'clock•
Kelly this morning Rev. George E.
Ross, who had been the condemned
man's spiritual adviser throughout(
his imprisonment, was with him,, and
the young man •bowed a deep coo -
cern to, meet his end in r proper spirit,
engaging in earnest prayer. For halt
an hour be broke down, hut. be recov-
ered and walked to the scaffold appar•
ently without a tremor.
Those present at the execution.
besides Ellis, the. hangman from Tor-
onto, were Sheriff Reynolds, Gaoler
Griffin, Dr. Alex. Taylor, gaol physi-
cian; Rev. Mr. Ross, High Constable
Whitesides, Chief of Police Pos-
tlethwaite. Constables Murphy and
MacMath (tbe two loot named con-
stituting the death watch), and O.
Geiger, Warden of the county. By
order of Sheriff Reynolds all repre-
sentatives of the press were excluded.
Less than sixty seconds elapsed
from the time the procession started
from the cell until the trap dropped.
it was eight minutes and a half atter
the drop when the heart stopped beat-
ing. but of course death to all intents
was instantaneous, Executioner Ellis
dctirg his work well.
Before the black cap was adjusted
Jardine bade good-bye to those about
him. but made no further statement.
Following the execut' a post-
mortem WOAD held, in accordance with
the law. Dr. Hunter assisting Dr.'Tay-
lor. the gaol surgeon. A coroner's
jury composed of J. B. Hawkins. C.
H. Humber, F. J. Butlaod, F. J. Peid-
ham; G. L Par.oua. W. L McLean
mod George Johnston. with Dr. W.
1. R. Holmes as coroner. perform-
ed deice duty and returned the
verdict . ttilipt/Wary in such cages.
('ounty Crown Attorney Seager was
preempt at the inquest. Under au-
thority of a Provincial order -in -coun-
cil the body was then banded over to
the fr•ieods of the deceased for inter-
ment in Colborne cemetery. The fun-
eral was conducted privately this
[morning, Rev. Geo.- E. Row perform-
ing the burial service.
Jardine had never been baptized
until last night, when, at his earnest
solicitation sad after an explanation
eyf
tbe significance of the rite by Rev.
Mr. Ross, the latter performed tbe
ceremony in a room at the gaol, in the
presence of gaol officials and guards.
Mr. Ross remained with him for three
hours last night, end during the even-
ing he took down ,t statement dictated
by the condemned roan, .which Jar-
dine requested should be published.
Y'he statement is aass, follows :
"I attended Sunday school of Knox
church wben a little boy six or seven
years of age. Stanley Warnock in.
vited me and other boys to go and he
came for us. I took a notion one day
to go to the big Methodist Sunday
school and got in with some boys
there. I attended there for about
two years. I attended church when a
little fellow, changing off and going
Rev. Alfred Brown, who coulee to
Goderich with the opening of the Gm -
pa ference year in .duly to aMLti're the
_ den, ie here this .week oat a vhaat the par
pastorate of 'North stoat Methodist
WANTED -A YOUNG GIKL '10 serol home. North street.
take Desh announce the m
' Mt% and Jin. B. H. Taylor, of Fast 'k% ewe.
care w ayhlldreo. mut eCAPTJ errtdge of their eldest
C. L BOl3INSON. W Cee+ -vet• • 1 daughter, Mary -\della. t , J. T. Taylor. The
wedding V to take canon on June "-IIIb.
WANTED. - A PKOFEZ!'IONALI Henry Tisdale. of Bowesmont North Da
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teacher for e. S. No. 9, Mancha:duties ko is vlattln` hi• old home at 8t. Augustine.
to commence iter midsummer holidays, 1 Mr. isdale is in the teaching profession and
.apply to R JOHNSTON. Mafekitag. tint. Is now taking hie summer vacation.
33-4t1Mr. and Mrd. Sheldon B. Clerneut. of North
WANTED• -A 000D GENERAL Hay, were viddng Mr. and Mrs. Clement
wvast Mala J. A. RUMBALL. South I Htanley street. over Sunday. Mn. Clement
street oppaens the Inmate, will visit in town fora few weeks,
Mies Jade Elegy, of Londeaboro'. andnpde 3410
TEACHER WAN l'ED.-• 0TEACH m Ckiipbslin l.of theWestfield.
Inhaletdnng
in r. S. Na :i. (imence the hipuse 'Puttee., twoMrs. Medd, at the \'iutorla street parsonage.
Rini.5.,Ltatas l of 191. A at lthe uegirtSotnU1 of '
the )snood term of 1911. ADVllwuons, dLat4tnR Mire Towle Moh''o.b, trained nurse, dao h
Mos. w111 he received up to the 13th of Jwl . tar of MJ. C. Molntarh, West erect,has
JOHN TORRANC0. 8sc'y, Porter'. Hill. get =abroad with 'dr, and Mr. Woolworth, of
Scranton, Ps. We wish her a pleasant trip,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N(YTiCE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE ESTATE OF JANE HINGHAM.
LATE OF '1'H14 TOWN OF OODRRICH.
IN '1'HM COUNTY OF HURON, DE -
.'CASED,
Name le hereby given pursoent to g 8. 0
leaf,
Chepter 110. that all creditors and others
having daises agalndt the estate d the said
Jane Hingham. who died on or about the 1Rh
day of May. 1211. are revered to mod by
poet premild. or deliver to the undersigned,
solicitor for Frank Bingham end lav Mole
hem, the executor and executrix of the sad
estate, on or before Tbunday. 1.4.0 d of Jure,
1911, their names and eddreee+, w.th full par.
petters of their clamps In writing. ,and thoo n.
tare mention', the cntiUes, if any, held by JJie.
duly verified by 'Rotatory docler&ttoo.
And take notice that atter the maid ilea the
executors will proceed to dhdnbute the meet.
of the said dero&.ed among the parties en Clinton New. -Booed : R. E. Manning. the
titled thereto. having regard only to the cWm. genus/ and popular local manager of the Royes'
of which they .hal) then have received notice, Hunk, aft fhb. morales for Denver, t'o1., and
and the exeonton will not be liable for the said will on sVdnedey out be married to Mise
wrote or any part then•of to any person or per
mon. of whose claim notice shall bot have been
received by them at the date of much distribu-
tion.
Dated at Goderich this ibth day Of May. A.
U. Mil.
M. D. L. A M ERON. Uderlch.
donator for the said Esso.ters.
31I<
Dr. L. M. Mabee returned on Saturday from
Toronto. where he had beer. undergoing
treatment at the heapital for hid arm. He is
.011 nerving the In lured member. but hopes to
have it in good shape before long.
Re,. Jas. Herne, on ha..returned from a trip
to Boston and Ottawa, having attended at the
better Macre the meeting of the Presbyterian
Genera! Assembly Moa Hamilton alto was at
Ottawa during the meeting of the Assembly.
Mi. and Mn. James Yates returned lag week
from their vidit to Chicago They were w-
oon led by Mir. Alert Yates. who ha. Just
noted from the Cook Connry rind Illinois
nine School he Noreen aid who Is spending
• well•earned holiday at hmme.
A. Steelton has returned from his %gait to
Rochester, N. Y.. "here he attended the gr'&do
Ming exerolvem or het Rochester Homeopathic
Hospital training .obool for narses. Hid
daughter. We K1'' heelee Straiton. was one of
the graduate+. ha, ng hni.lsed • .uoose.fnl
coarse In the *oho.'.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. pp
ANNA
STK`OHS♦N.ST Ls EQV (`FTHE TOWN Off
OOUo.HICH IN THE COUNTY OF
nt'Koh. DINCItAeY.D.
Neuss i. hereby Wee r,naant to R. R o.
1.. Chapter 110. that all rredttere see ether.
having atm. ansCost Lite e.tate of the maid
Joanna 8trwagban who died ne or shoot the
twenty 0,1h .4&y of March. 1011, an reeatred te
mood by pow primal& or deliver he the seder
signed retest« for Albert ntnoglan. the ex
meter of thesaid estate, ea or safer* Timm
d•y. the mad day June. 1.11. their eager
end' NM rr.ses, with tell aarueeks r i tie
enema. In wrlune and the some of 101.4,
severities If any .aN by them dull vsa
M .testuton dedianomS.
And tate ood*'s that after Me said der W
ezeeetor wU1 ens ed to dWtbaa the eueb
of the mid 4.0.0 sol among the partied eseitad
ammo havishe regard only to the eianse /
mesh ..all then t.' • 'sliest Yee eealee, sed
the exerutar will ne t bre. tabus ter tie e.Y
au any part this end to any omega err he
aver M %rh.e .bels entice .say ed bays heft
r.es.mit M Me, at the der of mob dlatailru-
Veered
.t Nedeeat► taw Tota A*1 M May A.D.
Nettie W. Fisher of that city. yonodest death
ter of the am A. S Fisher, former) of Clinton.
On their return Sir. and Mis. Manning will
hake Op their reeld .-nee an Victoria .treat
BORN.
ELLIOTf. On 1 hnnday. June 1dt, et 27 The
glum 'don,
froto m l.4 . and Mn. W. F.
ri
NEWCOMHE.-lii Ooderlah. on June 0th. to
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Neweombe. a mon.
CLARK. len Seter•lay. June 10th, to Mr. a.
Mrs. W'. J, m los*, ('ambrldge street
danab tar- Isrr.,thy Marian.
DIED.
1'UU81NS In t, Aar Mho nn Saturday. June
IOUs Elia Mary Cosetna. elded daughter of
the late Henry 0ehin0on and mina Fred.
'minim to her let year.
MARRIED.
ANDRROa1N-HF''DW Aa1N. - At Deaeen-
church. is nn able pulpit orator of
commanding preseuce and good voice
and is possessed of a pleasing person-
ality. He has held a number of im-
portant pastorates, and for the greater
portion of his nainistetiwl career has
held positions of importance in the
Conference, being for many years
cbairnian of his district. He tante to
this Contempt,. from tb. Toronto
Conference. his last charge in the To-
ronto Conference heing Mt Prul's sometimes to Knox and sometimes to
church, Toronto. Previous to that be
the Methodist. Occasionally f at -
was pastor at Owen Monod, being tended the Baptist church. No one
elected presidents. the Toronto Goo- except Uwe*" home ever asked me to
ference at the cines et his Owen Bound
tater. He writes to have the addles;
of The Signal "hanged and adds _
"Can't afford to be without your Op
to -date and newsy paper."
KINTAIL.
MONDAY, June 12th.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector McGregor, of
League City, Texas, and Cohn Mc-
Gregor, of Detroit. are visiting at the
parental b
THE JUNE SESSIONS.
Lucknow Druggist's Case Again Post-
poned.
The General Sessions and June
County Court opened at the court
house on Tuesday afternoon of this
week. Owing to the absence of Judge
Doyle, who was called to Sudbury on
urgent. business, Judge Holtpresided
at the sittings the first day. Judge
Finkle, of Woodstock, arrived on
Wednesday to deal with the remain-
ing cases. This was Judge Finkle's
first visit to Huron in his official
capacity He seems to have the
happy faculty of combining judicial
dignity with a pleasing and engaging
uleMner.
There were two criminal cases oa
the docket, but the chsrge of criminal
negligence preferred against J. Gar-
net Armstrong. of Lucknow, wag not
heard, owing to the absence sf a ma-
terial witness for the Crown. It was
again postponed to the sessions in De-
cember.
aA true bill was brought in by the
grand jury against Harvey Beattie on
the charge ot indecent assault, but on
tbe accused pleading guilty of com-
mon assault sentence was suspended,
bonds for his future good behavior be-
ing supplied by the father of the
young man.
pastorate. His charges in this Con- to church. Rev. Mr. Anderson
ferenee ^ have been Windsor, Askin OM
called at our home when i was
church (London) and the Firet Metho- a little boy. and i remember be used
dist church, St. Thomas. Mr. Brown to tench me short prayers and give me
was horn near Toronto, of English an- card» with verse• on them. While air
vestry. He has two inerrled daugb- tendin Knox church Sunday school I
tors and, besides his wife (a da titer learneei the Lord's Prayer. Whmn 1
of I)r. Cameron, of Owen Sounds he fin s up to be a big boy 1 only went to
has a family of three young children, church once In awhile and I stopped
two boys and a girl. of ages eight. five going to Monday wheel when i was
and three. twelve jears, old. On Sundays i used
to go for walks with' .otue of my
SUMMER SPORTS. chums. In :old weather I went to
church neon.
- -
-As i now look back i wish I bad
kept on going to Sunday school and
church regularly and I advise every
boy to do w and keep in good coin -
trophy series. (Ioalerie b lost by one pony.
'Inv *eked Gail to forgive me
point. the total *con being l'"/ in anything I have done wrong and I he -
favor of Stratford Neve He has. I believe the Iwarti
41
The civil•ca,es dealt with were as
follows :
Tait vs. Hamilton. -An action en-
tered by Wm. Tait, of Goderich,
against Joseph Hamilton, of Colborne,
for the detention of a horse. The
trial was postponed until the next
jury sittings of the Court in Decem-
ber. L. E. Dancey for plaintiff ; M.
O. Johnston for defendant.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
vs. Mowbray et al. -An action en-
tered by the plaintiffs against J. W.
Mowbray, -and others, on a promissory
note. The plaintiff moved to post-
pone the trial on the ground of the
absence of a material witness. His
Honor directed that a postponement
be made till the next December sit-
tings of the Court with a jury. F.
Holnisted, K. C. (Seaforth). f o r
plaintiff: J. M. Best (Seaforth) for de-
fendant.
Lee vs. Carney et al. -An action en-
tered by Was. Lee. of Goderich,
against Daniel K. Carney and hie wife.
of Colborne, for damages on the sale of
hay. 'Phis was postponed until the
next December sittings of the Court.
L. E. Dancey for plaintiff ; Chas. Gar -
tow for defendant.
3(cDooald ve. Stratford Wholesale
Grocery Co. et al. -An action for W-
aling process maliciously. entered' by
J. J. McDonald. of Goderich, against
the Stratford Wholesale Grocery Ce.
The counsel consenting, His Honer
directed tbat the jury be dispensed
with and a date for An early trial be-
fore His Honor Judge Holt be fixed.
the costs of the day to be paid by the
plaintiff to the defendatlt within two
weeks after taxation. If not then
paid, the action to stand dismisased
with costs. L. E. Dancey for plain-
tiff : W. Proudfoot, K. C., for de-
fendants.
The Court then adjourned until Fri•
day, the lard day of June. at 11
o'clock a. w., when other civil vales
on the docket will come up for a hear-
ing.
Four rinks of Goderich lawn bowlers
were at Stratford %Vedne.day of ibis
week and played a game with trund-
lers of the Clasen. City in the Fain
Royal City Lawn Bowling Tournament.
Arrangement+ for the seeond annual
Royal City lawn howling tournament
have already been well advane d by
the Guelph lawn bowling club, and
they anticipate hnvina if possible an
even more successful tourney this year
than last. Prof. R. Harcourt. of the
staff of the Ontario Agricultural ('01 -
lege. is secretary of the tournament.
Preliminary saviors have hems seat t.. dine. ( erieh. (int„ June 15. 1911."
all the chill in Wedeln Ontario, and Twenty five re thirty poop a were
it is expected that the majority of outside the gaol this morning, hot
theme will he rep.sesented .4 Guelph nn could see nothing of the execution.
Tuesday. June 27th, which is the date
met for the eowmeneetnent of the tour- On the night of !September 20th last
nament. The Royal Cap howlers are Elizabeth Anderson, a young girl liv•
fortunate in having forty 'reeve' at
their ili.poea1 guaranteeing the lea
of accommodation for all nos.r. The
.)esus Christ has died on the erose for
me and that whosoever h.lieveth ern
Him has everlasting life.
"I hope all my chums will live long
and live • good life and teudt in the
Mac hie I have learned to know.
I wish to he buried in Colborne
cemetery beside my father."
This was signed in hie own hand.
writin :-"Edwwnl Benjamin Jar -
eat sols sada,. tune 7th. by Rev. L. main cnmpetitfon will M for the
Zug, m11? daughter o Mr. and Rcholfleld trophy woo by ih Andy • a► the fair seconds. where Jardine
lire Hander.brn. to Ko8srt R A.-
deeba. d Swift Current. Sask. Roertt'e London Ihiatlem risk last end t he girl had town .awn tegwther 00
year, and In addition elegant )wise rho loth Following the towboat Jar -
AUCTION $ALib. will he given in this ma well as the dire wow arrested and hi* trial took
_
rube! two .'ompetitiona Reduced place at the slaving ionise. on the
IsA+stepay. Jo cn Itvh--aeiJed sae d rates have been granted b tM rail charger ad murder On April 14th he
yamMaMg t.9NM,n*u on the_pewnis Elgse I way venpaelsa and thaw going to was towed guilty and was senteneed
•vs. errmne,ittg u 1' P l herrn the totirsemont will perehase w eine* by Chief hastier. Falecenbrings lar h.
a et !'w•/[1 arorwlier TwnusO "'ewe fasr. ticket sod obtain lho usual stand hanged
/sn•wna , Jen. Itt# • lesring.ertlioe sale 1 and oo0vention rertlllmaa, A sterswots, Can't De Without It
ing at Seltfnrd, was miwing from her
booms (h, the morning of September
12th her dead and nude body was
toned 'n the re.l''sr of an nnti.eri house
ismer
min et
PLO. ems. t pre
enetwer ter li ike saY Reaeeser.
bapp tasn. M uekdoebMdl7 le
for we►e agues. es the
yens Aad= SI 'fns sash 7 .A 'meow Wel Hngland, ret Knox ).flags,
any. seetieaser. R *
i t y of the Goelliseheil le well lumens W gene to for fibs er-
HONORABLY ACQUITTED.
Suit Now Entered Against Man Wb.
Laid the Charge.
Moutreal, June 14. --Maier,. 'Galan,
King and Brodie, the these men who
had Ween au -rested and tried on Tome
day on a charge of having attempted
to abduct the infant child of Stewart
Jones, while.teying •t the Windsor
hotel, were tod.y honoeahly aogttieted
by Judge Leet. The le Ise held there
had Nam no attempt, whatever to al..
duct the chit 1. His i, r )ship pointe 1
out that. thee. had le -n no attempt. to
enter any rearm where the child w.tw,
or to rin tall of• Mr. Jon... On the
tither hand, he f otnd thst the actions
of Mr.. lours, ..o the eve of a divorce
suit, well. very a.atutnl, en showing
her motherly solicitude for her child.
The judge, therefore, found that the
charge was in nn wine proven, and
honorably discharged the three men.
Asa result 01 the deciaion, 11. R.
Murphy. K. C.. has been inetructeel to
enter suit against Mr. ,tone. for
11125,000 each, on heheIf of Mew:rs.
Zaldo, A. J. King and J. i, Brodie.
Title clam concerns two of the men
who were in Goderich loot week in
connection with the project for the
establishing of a salt busineen here.
Meso. Brodie and King were arrested
here and taken to Montreal on the
charge mentioned above. which ape
penes to have been the re•tilt of some
misconception on the part of the ppasr
ern who laid the charge. Now drat
the unjustly aerueed alien have hews
1 honorably discharged. it is exported
that they will return to Goderich
shortly to enntinue their enterprises
here. In the meantime 0 A Reid r
riming 'shoed with the work on his arm
'tract for theer•ertion of we part of the
new plant at Rwltford The infamy
ans. to whish M.srre Brodie and
' Kies have been .uhjeetad hy eh•
Montreal affair 1s touch regretted
by those who have been dote*
ioldness with these ben awl who
have ever nsifidreee he the boom
Mee of t ar praised le lamest en
with the mak industry
tet
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