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8IXTY.TUURTEi YILAl--Ns 110
THE STERLINGBANK
OF CANADA
f: V" ERYBODY REQUIRES
SAVING$ ACCOUNT
To open a savings account is vary sineple-it
only aecasaltatas depositing one ddlar• The
StseIlog Bank pays 8 per cent. interest• and
permits Usa of cheques on savings account.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
INIMMINL
A. G. 1 S E 1 `
lnsr r.=r nee and Read Estate
Agent of the Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada.
The Wedern Assurance Company.
fl. Royal Exciange Assurance of Loodon. England.
The London and Laociabire Guarantee sod Accident Co.
Che American Surety Company of New York.
All kinds of Insurances.
Office next to Canadian Bank of Commerce OODgaua O.rr
Help
S Wanted
I
1
1
An Office Boy
A Man for Tin-
ning-room
in-
ning-room
and Girls
1
Goderich
Wheel Rigs
G ODERICH
t 'B U LINE
Two 'buses most all trains.
Private calls have prompt and
("artful attention. First - class
livery outfit& at all times.
Reasonable priors.
1 THE DAVIS LIVERY
F. A T. M. PAvta
Proprietors
Month Street 'phone No. 51
TENDERS WIUITZD.
TOWN QF GODKRICH.
1 TINDERY WANTED.
up Twirlers
abw el mlaiedl imeeo tie 7rlit/, flay
ssrrwwa• tatwflestara of a a' work wire.
spsl.kkr .rale
groom ttrasaMalt�Yi barred
No tester neosmatib aoospt.r.
Per timber particular, apply to
L L May 2. Ma Tows cleric
' i"`"""r"'""7"'"'''''''' -"--"`"'" BOARDING 1
ACCOMMODATION 1
The Kiely place on Nelson fit.
has been taken for the summer
by Mn. O. A. Griffin, who will
furnish first - class scoommo-
dation fora limited number of
j( boarders. Persons who desire
FPeasant, homelike surroundings
or the summer will find this a
most desirable place. Any furth-
er particulars may he learned
from Mrs. Griffin. The bouee will
be open for hoarders of and after
Mooday next, May 13th.
NOTICE
Having sold my cost! business
to Mews. McDonagh and Gled-
hill. I take the opportunity of
L
my numerous cus-
tomers for their very liberal
patronage during the years I
was in business and to ask those
who are still indebted to me to
kindly se ale at once. as probably
the book accounts, etc., will
shortly pass not of my hands, in
which case collections will be
made with costa to them.
P. BARLOW HOLMES.
!nvestojps9
Al thtentdon!
It rat ars man se invest $100.00 to $1.000.00. easy
Payda.ta, Write tae at ooee. People who have
invested through us Is the past ars now reaping
from Mi per Wet. so IMO par cent. on their o lovasF
rant. W. 'bee investments in choice hide
(Pity Proposty aced ars at present Investing In
Weyburn, Saskatchewan
Inside Property
as we .s it will no tis .it City in Beast -
ieiYimgs under eot.sfanetioo and
}eel _ veal aegotant to over UMW, this year.
Shosew Now !ways assured. making it a
Moge
If you tory yagg_S_ , write n..
a V. Campion & Company
A'STSVSR ASaDUEAR BANK SQILDtI•Ifi
WIETNIVIIN, NARRATORS WAN
1
GODERIO1. THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1912
FOR SALL
LAUNCH "DOROTHY" POR SALE. I
-Irae hem rebollt trout water no ; bI
sad soneo
es are In good odtt
Milted. Cobe earn
, w d.�
sat a lir Mid r a baraalsl iG Tvl'R`
POR BALE CHEAP.•--81X-HUR8S-
'
Parfaailse Moser
nes oas
t�ses �M ftrsrotnCalais OapZ
act°rt ames
seeeeean
wets. asset is w.. tatgr y., t /tams T.
arks. and N w a !, T.
bKATZ8 s: Ca, monist
(VOR ISA -Li. -BUFF ORPINGTON
erage far
plr,oem unapt ranttord � wwinner .
Latta UNwMasl/aai i15' Writ* el' phe... K. V
SP- RAYING OUTFITS. STO.
otisinwp'.Mye battee than the care of your
MI«yo�racrh�.t�d�� a'' lowest prices. Warta" r noelle 4y 1) P
NK, (toderlrh.
L1OR BALE. -1 SET SINGLE PRI V-
1. 1 Oraty ( � bonnier.stash dray bar. 2
pbnerp[�. eta. A theme farcutter. 1 rubber -tired
Oath at THIS OPTICS.
aesd bargain. En -
WALL PAPER. -1912 WALL
sample books at hand from Tor-
onto Carl Paper Co. Select and haveoar
a wt dose before the rush. Prices r�t.
Solders Rae wrest mad by.� A.St, TAZEangst
to -u
LOST OR FOUND.
LOBI. - ON SUNDAY. APRIL
mak, either to BeetnLrr ob.seh er be -
tweet the teen*and Liar!« *e. a ster-
ling
ether �wtl����. bbr.�re_grorclt set wit► brtitlaota
MILLER P�TOFFICL Messes Wave at BEN.
PUBLIC NOTICE
WARNING.
All bicirilrnie wear.oeterm t II 1, 0SCoesause W oft that Iowa
be q®® order. d
--.s}It $�c Plaits
rMISS GLADYB CRUICK-
aBeNII, Tar�k Urs
It kas bass Waimea Mat I orade certain state.
meats ssi Ess a year nw.b., thwarter.
M}efewsate fast ked beg.
yr le aeinem w
mete ask kateelt" w«»
c Men* 7 reputation.
seam
lee be Ware row I now sea dist three
wee no truth ha the Myhre last est of thektatewsru sad r.s[ret aver
Yonrn truly.
'Mas. A. Moaaow.-
F A R M HELP AND DOMESTIC
shoSaRTANTE_Peremswrr�.1r��
at
LIN. apply at erns v WiiAt
Li N, Doml
Assett,, 8t EiMme. Oetst. Orders left with H.
WOODS, 8t Helene. Ont.. ,Vial rrodve%pt
ue.
sateeo
DAPBRHANGING, PAINTING
a. and teing. etc. doelwPram roost ayou work doobetae the
rash. A. BNAZKL bast street. Oedericb. 117•tt
AUCTION SALES
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LUT
on 8t trick's street. Goderich. I am in -
/grafted by the edteiaietretor of the estate of
11t 1* a Damao McIver to aoo
sell by public acti
on
TUESDAY. IIA 1" Plat.
et 2 o'clock sharp- -
The Mit? d -shalt frame house Prot 2861.
Matt rooms and summer kitchen.
low. water etc. The house is 1n good toren.
Pewesdon et once. Thls le a good property,
esu t to C. P. R. depot and bsrbor, on a
street, and Mould be a good investment.
Tame -Tea per amt. of pperceeee money to
toe ped as tame et rale ; balwsoe within thirty
M. GM
CAXRON. THOMAD OUNDRY.
memoir for Norman Mclver. nueaoeeer.
MIK Administrator.
AUCTION BALE
Or .BOUT melon nos acro or
,CATTL=, RORIE& ETC.
at Fare's Bout. Ger.rieb, m
o�s�.B� SATURDAY. MAY IoW,
ewueb ar, li seed 2Durboa sod
feted s . air °1 �awaew ell •
l yeaars'! ; E b �; e
Mar. L
wilt topeapc es
mites In
et rata II
at per mamaama v►.t
er
.s
TOOY. A*INDRT. A-Missear,
FON SALE ON TO NUT
IOR BALK. -A BUILDING LAT
E01,11
Newgate strait. Apply is P. J. PYD•
RIso
RKNT.-A SIXROOKED
are (Nsawebw Tsrtass. fitted wka
essv.alssws. Apply r JOS. a
It
UOURE AND LOT
�FOR
sSALK ON
_Aati lwritleMase trout
reff b�Rwm
ile
mode. Ammer be
o1n't�irrY.ntl...
R BALK. -THE HOUSE AND
rMt i. toPot �t sttrywt.a Dederick, be
W ait TRi tifY AL OF'itC•R
DOR .QUICK MALE OR 1111247.-
Lug:p�.-ei I% 1'Ns Mrw a .f
ap te d-.ts.o 1 a VW Pray Mit Ages
u I i t . Geiwiel. • reit
ihi MALL -100 AMER OF LAND
aorta the tome
all swim trultarolusaY)at
j ' i r / link t,�erlkseh: Viols
iistrj�OtIt SALE. -s C FIRST-MANN
ag.. OSAIR1 .6ARItiw. 4.4164/146
«r,dt ell RBgi-
r
r
Owe
all =eft tr tr.: L.it':
A TRI4L TRIP
The Signal for the
balance of the year
W new sub.cri bet-
for oaly
50 CENTS
TEE SIGNAL PB1817310 (Xt. Ltd., Puumimms
OODERIOH MARKETS.
Ywvaanar. star pia.
Vaal retest, p« tr.r . is e se
wow, rsr AeW s •
sl... err set
Hader perrbeieaoresol�r-�.
• �• sauaR rets
mer PRM,
WII
• Pertam rww tl le la
esd.•ia• laid . ............ aMr
atter. pee lb
Rsae w e M r
we �r lb.� ~.... line
I THE TOWN COUNCIL
M PETITION TO RESCIND THE LI-
`06 i M CENSE REDUCTION.BYLAW.
ISIr M
t111
M
Potatoes. Midis".
'suets. expert. tit per test t r ods
Hkes. ...... ...... 36
:Mom. par . per on
i I t
yp.�rr II q
eheep:iiw° t ....• :.p,,, 7 • r
It to
NEW ADVERTttlilIENTS-May 9th.
Rsrn.a4 .kers' Csur.lssa-C. P. R Yaks
Y
Brobeb Lost-B.a..ilisr PoitoOoe1
Servent Wanted -Elea r'. T. Maros, 1
Anction Bale of Cattle-Tboe. unndrl 1
Suits at els -Walter C. lsridham 2
Baraatn, Xztesordhar> -w. AcDenoo a Sea 2
To the C fasces or tEeMrech 01 o. Newell3
Waeil Snip for C4INgFElolran Brae r
Refinement in Wall Prow- Lam, Porter 3
Today a Ston New, -J, 8. Colborne. i
Be Pre pared -Y.1.0.A�,�° y Scouts 3
New Curtains and 0pjtain MalerW,-D
Millar tk See....,... _
A Talk to Fannon -lase Street Geroge . 5
Cori Wanted -Min 1M n. M tbodlst Par-
Resdere-L B. Wide...1.
Millinery bar estarday-.Mise Drone*
Lawn Mewerr-Bowed Mato wars Co
41-McDomek t (A.111.
ddsstststrator's Sate -Thr., Sundry• .....
8.memeOwotwr-a.dr{r„ fires s
Warning -R. C. Peetjslrwalte 1
Anas Lodge. 5
lsswdiee Aasmosami *a- lira O. L Arles
Ilagp Wasted -W. P. legederron. Lanes .4
Ndhsatt lee Cream -J. W. Thames .. 6
O
Pee.Clies chewiest Oen.... a
Weer
a .._ ens Co Ows.
Stewart. . ........ s
Help Wanted -Word Mak 1
Maa Wanted -EL O. Oswrm 1
Housekeeper Wanted -twat 8►lield ... 1
Reader- Blackstone'....... ... 6
t;
t
$
5
PERSONAL MENTION.
Moa and Mn. Jos. Cldron, Whoa Meade/
an a Y1* to New Ysvk
Harry Rinker, of Toronto, *peat a tew days
this week at the old haw la town.
Mrs. 8sdretar We Petersen). of Martraal, Is
Use game lEg. and Mrs. R. G. Reyadaa
tarMaCk�Y�iin >t flown from a at U
area kPa tln+t rases coarse at ate
Indd ansa who wait mipamed with
Conteetler c10olly at the . left as
Taad.y tar a• John. N. B.
Mrs. est Jam Maodonakt were in Toronto
tor the horse chew. and were the guests of Mrs.
Nordholawe of Ole edyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Porter are away to Dan
'Me, N.Y. Mr. Porter will andante treatment
at the ssnttarlum there. which we trait will
Prove eenefofal.
Jut*. Strachan, of Detroit. who wi laa' bore to
attend are tonere! of his sister -in -w. Mrs.
William Strachan. returned to lite home on
Monday moraine.
Myer Ooidth bee soloed the staff of the
Sleeting Bank from
ro the Mak, J..taL.
Moossy, of Moakton. has hem 'applying bora
D. T. Gledhill, of Klnoerdlne, hes bees
"°endings week in town with his father sad
brother. Mr. Gledhill ie me of the thriving
wssebsets of oar sister lake town.
�a K. having rat 01 ed in the DO
"Co.' . cot of the t to
entated wltk 'oke
1n order to anality Loc
M> bisee.ees,i�g.ta�ewwgbbore o hat tem ate ode staff
MR Mem ter mreats. re Isiah Meat and iR
SAammo
�w tuahbtrss r �ontz
t Co's em Mir sec Lr..
W sew bantam.
Special
with hist curry .sons in
Special Committee to Report at
Next
Meeting-Tar'ithic Co. Assign-
,nent--O. W. S. Railway Bonds -To
Improve Buildings at Harbor Parts.
It. took the town oouncil less than
halt an hour to transact ite business
last Friday evening. The motion for
adjournment was made before 8:30
o'clock. AU the members were
present ; Mayor Reid in the chair.
The first communication read was
troth W. J. Towersey, who resigned
his position as market clerk and asked
that his resignation be accepted ao
soon as a satisfactory substitute was
secured. Mr. Towersey was ap-
pointed to the position of market
clerk nearly five years ago. The mat-
ter was referred to the market commit-
tee with power to act.
A petition signed by fifty-seven citi-
zens made the following request :
"We, the undersigned business then
of the town ot0odericb, re+pectfully re-
quest that your honorable body will
rescind at its meeting to be held on the
3rd inst. the bylaw passed by your
council in the month of February last,
reducing the number of 'tote! licenses
in the town of Goderich from eight to
MX, for the following seasons: In our
opinion the cutting off of two 'total
licenses in this town will not curtail.
the sole of liquor but may largely in -
craw the pr Alta of the llcenaeholders
wbo may still retain their licenses;
that in our opinion the hotel accom-
modation of this growing town is not
more than sufficient to meet the needs
of the public."
The petition was signed as follows:
John Butler, F. J. Pridbam, J. 8.
Davey, James Thomas (per Josh:
Thomas), M. Robins, H. B. Boebmar,
W. J. Baker, H. R. -Stowe, H. T. Ed-
wards, Chas. C. Lee, Dean Bros., D.
Millar & Son, Thos. J. Videao, F. R.
Hodgen, John Spahr, William Knox.
Fred. Hunt, Downing B MaoVirar,..
W. H. Harrison, F. J. Rutland. Al. x,
Taylor, M. D., J. J. McEwen, Jos.
Kidd, Sturdy & Co., L. M. Mabee,
Geo. Hohmeier, Jas
Davis, F. H. Woad, P. L��Walt u.
Brophy Bros, F. F. Lawrenoe, W.
Pettiwick-Brown, A. Sow", R.
Lloyd, Thos. Morrow, J. W. paigie,
C. A. Nairn, W. L. Horton, J. J. Pur-
cell. C. R. Sale, Thomas Swarts, F.
Barlow Holmes, T. M. Davis, H. C.
Dunlop, Beason Whitely, O. C.
Whitely, Chas. Black, Thos. Legg, J.
W. Trussler, Chas. J. Harper, Wm.
Fritslsy, Jas. J. Doyle, C. Blackstooe,
R. H. Cott, Adam Thompson, Fred.
W. Doty.
The petition was referred to the
special committee to report at the
next meeting of the council. There
was no discossiob oo the question, but
a number of supporters of the temper.
once cause were present, being inter-
ested to know bow the petition would
be received by the council.
A letter from the Canadian Bank of
Commerce at Chatham was as fol-
lows : "Referring to our assignment
of the accounts of the Tarlitbic Paving
Construction Co., of which you have
tics It may not he advisable)mthe you
pay any further moneys to e
kk (Ant (`.o. in the meantime until
BORN.
LEL -On Sandikuruod3th, at the r demo of
Mr. Dour
Mr. asst W. M o Iwt.G lsticeto
i
sed Mea ee
sus.
HODO0N8.-le aoderleh,raKal
Th. to Mr. and Yrs. H, L .
daeghter.
MARRIED,
PHiPPM - SrEWART. - North guest
pareoe. , bl Rev. A on 'feu,
gar,rws 2SW, C1a7tm
O. r 5.wa Mimeo. of
K N fyhs xis
s. and
e=1.of James Stewart. el Mengsww,
ot�aed.
DIED.
AN�D►RCwO_1.tOodetich, en Malachy Stay
A�Jt1e�'bg.�agrs.w. �R d 71 elle beloved vies .l
ee
• OW Ler Lilian.
Assam a se
LISIS
swam � swathsat 111 Ares .
aonwer
1 1 Frelay. May 1001.1001.st Phar e'arot. ase
se.a.terey.
AUCTION SALK&
carcase.,. Me►y� 11Ie15s. - east. seta
eagle, homes sad li at -, der,
rtek.east °ewweadna at o�toat���MMaaa Ooirmrty.
srsfisnew.
s.nZ.
May soh.E bow.
•. new ieayaeld, at ih. *res
iieae«g ;nftslsgga
SITUATIONS VACANT.
ANTKD.--BAptrGOOD p L
it'tb..tla 11s.i to rill W. T.
XANTIED.-A 0000 0i2111RAL
•rn'set. astir 1tirit W Pwoir&
sett
AIR'ED,-OIR�IpelPOR OMSKAL
notramoroita.mots se to MA ADW'7-7-k UP -ABM -WI
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coosen
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still
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retool
tem
death
Brill
respect
wort
SNP
2.104
taw?.
tees.
you
Sew
teremis
be
dalma
blr►
elated
able $o asecorporatkole
�etrtalno.�of the .ao.s d the
�ti. ko.da�01 the Ontario
Railway. Bo.da to the
enema at IA,t110 he load net located.
the fetter stated. It wee s,ed
ferther that the hall- a letterset
ea the boat amens et t le At -
have fully ascertained wbetber
y have a legal claim against the
wo in respect of their account, un -
you are entirely convinced that
y actually have • claim again.t the
wn for material supplied. We do
t of the moment know what the *it -
tion is in regard to the matter, but
they bays already been paid much
re a trete ion to their claim than
respect of the
sums advanced formerly.we
Id not wish them to he paid soy
rther amount due to them by the firm
they may not he legally entitled to
iew of the assignment without onr
t. 1f you are absolutely sure
their curia is prior to ours, of
, you will take no risk in paying
whatever proportion rat their
mates they are entitled to, but
erwise it might be 'trivial/Me for you
retain any proportion of the pal-
ates of material for the
present. io soaking this
suggestion we would have no intro -
of eoursr, of raising the question
tomont s paid out in the past
are only referring to the moneys
in your hands. We hays today
Man a letter addressed to the town
attempting the terms of your
titian In respect of our assign
2. On acrount of the sodden
off Mr. Conn we regret that there
be a delay of a day or two In
of the continuance of the
as before advancing further
'for wages we wish to be clear
Mr. Fielder, the surviving part -
hes • right to go oo and complete
contracts. We think there is no
bt that be can and within the next
days the firs expect to out a stew
on the wort and sorry it on
sedation as oxpedit.iously as pot
The letter was Rad.
°arrow, sown solicitor. pre -
a statement, so far es be was
ai that
t. illie ownsa
d
11631/0113. Ni.. fair.
mho�iRi» the uausaa that the
6180114110the Meallelpel Aart. pro.
Ow the benooleig el
of sgs.sf. hail base poseda.N be .
tat*
flrr•a1
row
'Was
vised that the mattes should bs taken
up and disposed of as soon as possible.
The 'nano committee was empow-
ered to consult the solicitor and to
have a bylaw prepared, authorizing
Use raising of the amount required to
meet the payment of interest now
due.
Reeve ?dunning* gave notice that at
the next meeting of the council he
would make a motion to rescind the
.. arson passed on April 19th which
authorized the h
asst ent of moneys
des ch. Tarlithic Paving & Construc-
tion Lo. by the town to the Bank of
Commerce at Chatham.
The finance committee recom-
mended the payment of a number of
aceouota. The report was adopted.
The cemetery and parks oommi
reported that S. Luxton had been
by the committee since A
gab and it was recommended that be
be paid $36 per month. It also was
recommended that the chairman of
the committee be empowered to have
the space inside the curbing around
the court house filled in and that the
matter of properly decorating the en-
closure be left with the Horticultural
Society. The report was adopted.
The public works committee re-
ported that prices were obtained on a
one-horse water wagon and that tend-
ers were being asked for the operation
of the same ; that John Newcombe
bad been engaged as inspector on the
hewer construction work since May
2nd, at 32 per day. Mr. Newcombe
was appointed to take the place of
Jas. through, wbo is leaving town.
The report was carried.
Reeve Mooning* reported al to the
progress that was being made on the
sewer construction work. He re-
ported that the public works commit-
tee was having some grading done on
the Crescent and that. it was from
there the earth was being taken to 811
inside of the curbing around the court
house sod also to level Victoria
Deputy Reeve Clark called att.pt4oe
to the fact that the tie -pose in front fit
the postoMce were broken off and in
Iwo, condition to be of much service.
The clerk was instructed to commubi-
txplaced.te with the Public Works Depart-
ment io regard to having them le -
Councillor Vanstter mentioned that
the bandstand and pavilion at Harbor
Park required oonsiderable repairs.
He suggested painting them as a
means of improving their appearance.
The Mayer mentioned that CuuneiI,lor
TWO VACANCIES.
RESULT OF THE LICENSE LNVES-
TIGATION.
Commissioner Patterson and Inspector
Asquith Removed from Office -
Hon. W. J. Hanna Announces IJec,-
sion Following upon Mr. Saunders'
Report -Many Applications for In-
spector's Position.
etsoe- Toronto, May 4.-vt'illiam Patter-
prfl board hof at mon tbe Gentle Huron
license otcomnties' r erg, and
Alfred Asquith. the limns, inspector,
aro to be removed from office we a re-
sult of the investigation into the
chargee of attempted corruption be-
fore Commissioner Eudo Saunders, of
the license department.
This was made known by Hon. 1V.
J. Hanna this morning.
"While not handing out a copy of
Mr. Sounders report," said the Min-
ister, "I may say that the report of the
evidence leaves me no alternative but
to change the chairman of the
commission as well as the inspector.
Apart entirely from the inspector's in-
tentions in the matter, facts brought
out make it clear that his usefulness
as an inspector is gone."
Patterson's reelgnation is already
in the hands of the Minister and will
therefore be accepted.
The dismissal of Mr. Asquith, the
inspector, is a result of his own evi-
dence before Mr. Saunders, in which
be admitted that he had hero offered
a bribe by the hotelkeeper, yet had
not reported the tact to the board and
1 itg sed that '"the botel-
ee F M the bribe be given
a limner: iter this he was sharply
criticised by Mr. Saunders and the
commissioner followed it up by advir-
ing his dismissal.
it is expected that the two vacan-
cies will soon be filled, AS 'Moose
affairs in the riding, and especially in
the town of Goderich, require im-
mediate attention. There are a dozen
or more applicant+ for the position of
inspector.
Elliott, the parks calm -1 MILITARY CAMP TO
mitlee, met�>1}ttAtTnted the enaction
the council to proceed with this wo
and it would be done.
A motion was then phased sutho
izing the parks committee to m
the necessary improvements to t
building. referred to.
The council then adjourned.
MORE ROOM NEEDED.
Increa.ed Demisted for Accommodation
Collegiate institute.
At the regular meeting of the Go
legiate Institute board last week t
report of Inspector Spotton on th
work and equipment of the echo
was submitted Some portions of th
report are of - particular interes
Though in the opinion of the invert()
"the ability of the teachers thewsely
is undoubted," the conditions and
which they work ate subject to e
siderable criticism. As last year
again this year the inspector calls at
tention to the undue crowding in tw
divisions and the "entirely insuf *cit
laboratory accommodation for prat
tics! work by the pupils in science.
The lack of a room for typewriting
oho is mentioned. Having discussed
with the principal plans for bettering comets condition', the inspector omets to
the ooncl' sion that the plan of the
present building does not readily lend
Itself to any scheme of modification. th
To meet e over crowding difficulty
In some degree a change In the time-
table is suggested uo that the two di-
visions of form III. tray be kept sep-
arate.
Mr. Rpotton oleo find. the gymna-
sium equipment urgently in need of
attention.
The board directed that the supply
committee, with Principal Hume, tats
steps immediately to place the equip-
ment of the gymnasium In first-class
condition.
The bowed .Ioodiacumed suggestions
for meeting the lack of Host -class ac-
commodation in other respects as
poioted out by the inspector, and the
property oommittse was req. .41,6d to
take the matter into cons' .•ration
and report to the board a .ch tie for
the Improvement of the sot, o,noda-
tions in these reopeet.. One-nggee-
tion is that a second story, to I. • used
d
for claw rooms, he .adto tb•• gym-
nasium building• Another is that an
addition be made to the main buildingat the southwest. to any case it i.a.
Imperative that increed accommoda-
tion be gives in some way.
of BEGIN JUNE t3.
rk
Cavalry Regiments Win Be First on tie
Grounds.
ate Orders for the camp of the different
h. regiments of Western Ontario have
just been issued, the First Hussars and
the 'lith 0 Horse being the fitst rteeggi-
rnente to go into camp at Goderich.
They.tartcaapnnJunelath, and coo -
at tibue until the 28th. Ivo. l detach-
ment of the Corps of Guiders atarte on
l June 'l.31d'and finishes on July 7th. No
he uadron,tbattery or company will be
allowed to proceed to camp unless it
e has on its strength at least one quali-
Di fled officer.
°
In the event of a unit proceeding to
t, camp short of officers, such vacancies
r ate exist may he filled from the corpsse
'rerve of each unit. Before artillery
e
con
details are allowed to proceed to gun
practice„ batteries must have attained
such a state of efficiency at their an-
nual training as to enable them to
° carry out this advantageously No
rat officer or mad will to permitted to at-
: tend gun practise oho has not at-
tended annba) training this year.
The following regiments will go into
camp rat different dates:
1st infant, , Brigade (ler, 7th Regi-
ment) -Heal tuarters and 28th, 32nd
and 33rd Regiments, June 17.28.
god Infantry Brigade (less `clod. 2815
and 29th Regiments) -Headquarter
and 27th Reg,iment(attached)and 30th
Regiment, June 17-28,
3rd infantry Brigade (less 27th Regi -
went) -Headquarters, June 24-28; 21st,
24th Regiments, June 34-28: 7th. 221
and 25th Regiments, June 28Julyl.
Signalling corps -No. 1 company,
June 13-38. No. It field ambulance
(section "A"), June 13 -July 1.
London, Ont. (medical camp) No. 2.
bufieadmans; Nlmola3n. tcfle; ldNanm. bulOa, oee;llNoa1r3
cavalry
field ambulance ; No. 14, Bel
ambulance (sections li and 0); No. 16,
flrld ambulance : No. IR, Held am-
bulance, June 1-16.
LOTHIAN.
TvtisDAY, May 7th.
NO•rhot,-Illi McNamara was is Thee -
taloa last week attending the t uoera)
of his niece, Mr,. McDonald The
stork left a little baby girl at the bo.a.
of Mr. and Kra. R 1icKetssie on
Friday last. Congratulations.
Mrs. Swan, of Crewe, is visiting her
danghter, Mrs. R. H. Me[...i..
W. H Robertson, ditor 411. Siena
Oodriobr. ealisd on friends here on
8enooL Reroute -The follow lax is
the report ef S. 8. No. 7 for the month
of April. Names occur is order of
merit : 11r. iV.--(Aarence Henderson.
Jr. IV. - Seel y n Wellington. Rlie
&lime, Jennie Johnston. May Sulo,
G m 11104.), Eva Hogan, Ky,l
Preston. M. irl.-- Rob Helot. Jr.
-Dara Rtain. Ales. McNay. Welliog-
toa Haodw+om. 11.-71tomee Helm,
wieelltenryGilmore,
Pt. l 1-Dag.hy Rea -
gasp
W -Louie Barge,
weed lOware.
•
w l JOWNOTOO. 'Illaeh.r.
FRUIT PROSPECTS.
The prospecto for a good crop of
apples in Huron county Ghia year look
very favorable at the present time.
The following varieties will likely
bloom heavily : Baldwin. Spy, King
Russet, Ben Davis, sod many of the
earlier varieties .a well, while tl
Greening wiil be light on account
its heavy bearing last year.
Cherries promise to bloom well.
while para are medium. Plums
look well st the present Gene.
Peaehe* will not he a heavy crop this
year. The tree. have Dome through
the sever. twister in splendid condi-
tion. only a few of the tender varieties
being (roam hack.
Much activity Si noticed in spraying
said If tits weather cuwditktsta are
favorable daring the poB nisation
period res may expeet a good Drop of
Grit.
R. R. Struts.
Porter's Hill.
Last week a lost 115 hill wee roomed
to its oweer be�irk duo threegh a
weal! ad. to Ttie The week
Whore a perm etreats., a sewn se
�zsoo��te�� sad It. owner were beetight
eog.t feya SlRsai V. SlW1ate teed.
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