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Irene Stoll 11). 1 • • • • . .
.lack 114-Mel*4I (1). n.. .....
Monro Porter 0
rhumare l'axe (A). 1)• • • • ... .
III. ,Honor.: l
Fane Jewell 9 ..... ,.... .. 657
Joseph leriddle (2)-.. - LLS
.tttert Webb (21. 9. - Ip1,7
411.4
11)
.72.4
.70.7
67
.I
,lanes Redolitt (1). '1
!toward Wilkins (81, t,
t'red pts :-
Malel E..dwarda (21. ;):
Mary McKinnon (3). 's
%Villiam Thomas (3.. •
Bertram Mt44'eath 11.. 4
!loth 1Vor.ell 131, 1• .
58,7
17 7
66.:,
482
554
111d0W a.1 per cent. :rleraae:-
Ralph'Walters (8). 7 u 3
Earl Mehl (6), 9.. i't2
r
Victor Itotertmon (5.. . 41.4
Margaret Jenner (2i. is :1.7
Janie,. Murphy (81, 9 51.1
Mildred Nilson (4)01 '108
Mildred Million (6). 9 10.7
.Audrey Wieland (1). 9 541.2
Florence Sowerby (40. c, 47.4
Murray Mo('unnell 14,, 47
Davit Tobin (7). 0 4;5
ltuth Murney (6). S 44.:5
.leerua Mliellonalft (7 P. .1 -11 s
:.43.4
40.1
.10mes VArsorw (5). ':... 40
39
.Sohn Parsons (3). 4
Fr noes Thomsen (61, !1.......
Phyllis i.twrtmce (61.
James E. Netter .160 s
tv)ISMNI
('tae, average :,s' 1.-r cent.
[. 'I},Ntors:-
Esther Mellwain 9.
Alma Howell 9
Sylvia Salkeld 9
.Ilex. Mai -Vicar 9
1I. }loners: -
Hilliard Trembley 7 74.9
Jeant Abell 9 r. .73.41
Ilirold Taylor 9 71.5
Italie, F,tue 8 70.6
a .
Jean Price 9 - 119.2
Jeeseie McCann 0 (811
Wilfred Plante 7 439
Margaret McLean (11. 411.1
IFI. Honors:-
Anna White '(1). 9
('itehrtine R.4*rt'on f1
J'eerlt► Taylor (1). 8
Ilenrietta Quad(' (219
P. John S. Tote (1). 9..., 452.2
Murry Hetherington (1o.7 60.9
Goon Stw•Is (1), 8 80.8
1`rpeilts :- '
Wilmer Hardy (2). 7
Nanrye Clarke (3), 9 •56.2
William Barrow (2), . 518
Norval Ander/am (3), 9 '57.7
Madeline Acheson (41.truth.ei
truth. Linlietd (21, •
Below ,5 per tent. average:-
Nnrgaret tib ndereon (41, 9
Stanley Taylor (51_9
Evelyn Culbert (2)..80
Margaret Foster (10, 9
Pearl Nan71F (5), 9
Von,, Mleod 13),7
ik.r,nhvcslenders,fl (0).
Edith l'Nddle (..r,'
Flume Knight (61 .4.
.►deme'l ' MiK
u ay ('t,, 0
Russeli'frimmer o34. 9
Douglass Feagan 1,. 9
114 Huw'ard Iry . 14
.311.ar,tar4't Pallor , ,. 0
Meta sheard'
o ,, ,.:1, 9
Mary (:inin (41.•
4;rai,um M,'Nee ,':,. 8
Rhe:a ltnechler t.-,.. ..4
Keith Morison (.-.•. 0
Samuel AV,Ntcr t.".. 9
IsobelAfeWhillne 15), 8
FOR \t I I I.B
class nveraz•' 7A0 per cent.
1.
Honors:-
:-
William Sutherland 10
fanw�+ Sutherla,i,i 10
Dorothy .Allen 9
11. Ilonors :-
Arthur 'brown 121, 0
Lyall Crawford , :14. 9
111. Ifonors :-
Dorothy Winter,, , _ 1, 7
Gordon McMehen CO. 10'
Iorothy Linklater (2), 9
Reginald Fisher (21, 8-
Lenore Craig (1), 5
44
79
78.';
75.4
fames N. Me3letaerl 1 .
ILS...
(2).7
63,2
tl'2.7
Mary Johnston 4 7.
Frank Savage 7 75.3
II. Honors: -
Catherine Bale 11 72.2
t'atheriue Crawford (1). 11 71.0
11argaret Unspun 4I1, 10 t17.s
Corm*. Haacke 7
William %Vebster 3
Ill. Ifouon:. .
Jack Abell 7 63.7
7 03.:t
,61st
81.7
til.:,
Helen.. ltue•t•0k'. (1). 7 641.9
('eletht J 'w4•II (1). 6 (11,x
Colin hunter (2), 7 111.0
credits :r
1I ney (lardy (2). 9 'Mil
clarion Robertson (81, 9 57.3
Pauline McEwen 111.6 57
Carlton Morsel! (31. 7 64.4
SECOND YEAR COMMERCIAL
Plass A
Margaret Evans 10 44.2
Elsie smith (1). 11 8417
Gertrude Lumby (11, 11 ' 87.3
Lucille Maeoionald (I), 8 83.7
Frank Roberton 1 1 ). 111 ,:1.0
Dorothy Steep (34.'10 701
Marie Ryan 43). 11 741
idula Jewell 151, 10 T.S."
F-rnest 1'row'e (31. 10 1'2.5
Mabel Brownlee (41. 10 72.4
Herbert Gresham (3). 7 181.8
Iheheu Page (34. 0 119.3
Flair' Grass (ell. 11 64.7
Lorene Grass (51. 11 67.41
!some Clark (4). 9 4111.8
Audrey Steins/ (61. 111 r 65.1
Marguerite Macdonald 151. 11... •1i:.'
William' Nitrides. (60• 11 64.3
Della Murney 13).5 64
John Mct.'an (61. 11 01 ,3
Margaret il+dde (41, 7 494
Norman Bowler 18). 10...., 5}t*.3
Jean Holnwyr (7), 19 15.2
Frank .Vlin (4), 7 , 113.3
Irene Marsh I8►, 10 'S.3
,Nellie Bannister (7). 11 . 51.9
.inibna.e ('olborne (7i. 7 47.9
Came B
Dorothy Robertson 4 76
Jean Andrew!' (2), 7 72
Jean McLean (21, 5 71
Eric Carliner (1). 4.. 62.5
Mary Green (4), i 48
J. 1'. MUNE.
Principal.
67.7
07.7
!Wien Davidson (2),
Jean M'alteet (I): N
.lata lohie 12), 7
Charles Neftel 2
The Neighborly Spirit•
1x4 art. Mars Jonronl-.lrggri
The Morrie Examiner Ands an ob)pet
Season on rural neighta.rlineser in :in
Incident which ,x•curred near that
town hast weak. A young man was
drowned and the whole countryside
la1,) down Its toads and gave its atten-
53.91 tion to the one task of %corking h1 the
53.8 icy water,/ in the hope of recovering
rs1.2 the body. Henry mite! heath. were
53.1 pie -ked up by gangs of 104.11. tons of
52.9 dehri- were retts've.l from the 1x41 of
10.7 the .stream, entire new courspv were
8 50.5 dub to divert the water. Thousands of
:44 dousea would not ..omp•nsate
50.2 workers in a material way. lout never
441(5 a dollar will change Lands. .t simh
48.9 lar case 181114' 44 the 111tcntlun of The
48,4, Jomrnal-.Ar)to., a few )ears ago at the
village or Cargill. where 41 whole 1414111•
(reside \vorkcrl with tennis in. he nnoi
47.71 water for eleven slats No r.nn'er tie'
47.5 ; body of a little child. Such iarldcu
are by ho means without prec dem
44,5ibut they serve 1n remind UUs that th.
44.31 neighborly spirit. that w•illiusn4'ss t
444.5 i help mar number in time., of strews.
315.1 I quality nerullarly strong among 50.44,5,
in farting diet rick, +till glow's c,
warmly as ever on occasion in thy,
so-called t•nmin•r''illl ;, cr.
7
e.,.9
69
82.4
7.2
71.4
60.2
(141.7
ft3.6
63.4
63.3
61
Credit/4:-
Jean Le,luor (3), 9 476
Evelyn Lung (11, 3 55.7
Helen Cooper (4), x 55.5
Nan, -ye Klett' '121, 7 fro
Murgaret Ryan (51, 7
Below 55 per cant. average: -
floss 4'trimuter (41. 9 54.7
John Kneeshaw• (21. 9 5.1,0
Kenneth Hunter 14), 9 53.8
John Vatic (5), 6 51
William Saunders (4), 8 50.3
Mary Stirling (4), 6 60
Jtelow :,0 per dent. average:
Ver'tA Tabb (41. 7 49.7
Marjorlie ileetheringt,ln (8), 0.,48.7
Marie Thomas 120 4 48.5
Annie TOM (41, 41
Florence McKenzie 14), 9
Reginalil Newcombe (8), 0
Howard Young (.,. 9
Walter Newcomb 45), 7
Below 40 per .-rut. average, rank-
ed: -
Naomi McPerndd
Lloyd' Finnigan
Everett Harris
Albert Baker
l'V)RM "'1II.A
Chow aversgc :1x.8 per rent.
iL Honore: -
Evelyn Dean 11 74
Mary F'ergnaon 9 ' 73.6
Margaret Groves it 7'S:)
Donald Morison 9 72
Ethel (`ook (11, i1 87
111. donors
Evelyn Cooper 4:). 9 (432
Geraldine McEwen (2), a 61.3
Victor Elliott (11, 10 61.2
Stanley Clarke 111, 5 10.6
thedltw:--
6tewart Ferguson (1), 7
William Thomson 14), 0.., 53
Below no per Orme. ahtage:--
.la mew Salkeld (3). 7 49.7
Clayton Edward :(5) 10 48.4
Alan Pentland 41, a 41:5
FORM IV,
('lass, average 06.8 per /sat.
I. Honore: -
Harriet Taylor 3 815.3
l,illhn Ferguson 5 83.4
tieleo 7.avita 11 78.1
48.3
48.1
411.7
44.7
41.3
484
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1929
G. C. I. EXAMINATIONS
The following Is the standing of to
students of Goderich Collegiate Insti-
tute in the third arritw of exam10a•
Dons of the year 1928.29, ending
Easter, ilart•h 2x. 1929. Individual re-
port", are being tient home for perusal
and t•omueut by the parents. The
figures In brackets after ,«,me rtamrw
indicate the number of paprra failed
in. while the tlgures not in brackets in-
dicate the number of paper, written:
FVsRM 1..t; 1st YEAR (X)VMkRCIAL
r'luw average 57.5 per tent.
re.--
iherds•rt Bridle 10 74.7
Emily Met lure 11 t, 6
('para Moore (211', 10
III. 1 fonors :-
Edward Buechler 11). 8 485.4
Edith Cornfield, 121. 9.... - ' 65.2
l'harlutte Llnington (2), 10 65.1
Ida ('ar'ritk (11. 10 413.9
Marie Shields 121, 10 113.6
l'atrick Page (21. 9 62.7
Gladys Shore (2), 8 61.5
Margaret Shephard (3), 10 00.1
Credits:-
James
'rediis:--
James Johnston 131. 9
Warren A. Jame. (2)
Mart Flntrigan (44, 9
Earl Elliott (4), 10
Bernice Monte (4). 10
litelow 55 per tent. average:-'
Morrison MacKay (3), 8 53.9
Barbell. Stoddart (4), 8 • .63.8
George Ross (7), 8 48
Alberta t 1dpn Merton (61. 10
Ian MaeKay (5). 6
Below 411 per cent., naked:-•- -
Earl 3k•A l l Inter
William WIls,,n
Frank Allen
72.5
66.9
59.1
9 5.4.3
.7.x
57.2
67.1
Form 1.13
('lues average Lei per cent.
1. Honors: -
Ruth Cur•wt•nl 9 , . 78.2
47.8
46.1
11. Honorw:
Lucille Graf 7 74.7
Ruth Caldwell 8 71.4
Roy Errington (1), 9 70.7
Harry Babb 9 67.8
sit. Honore: -
Harry Gook (1). 7 668
Ruby Errington (1), 9 65
Fred Bisset (21. 8 ab
Resale Bere (1), 8 82.7
Beatrice Campbell (2i, 9 .62.6
ik,mtby (burner 121. 7 61.3
Ciera (1011 -rt (1), 8 01.2
Dellna McCreath (1), 8 60
Credits:- '
Marion Holme, (1), 7 59.5
Jean Hunter (2), 8 ' 603
Myrtle Young (3), 7 56.1
James Nheerdown 12),'8 55.6
}below 55 per cent. average:-
Marlorle Deer (4). 9 54.3
Philip Bisset (8), 9 53,3
Edward Jeffrey (4), 8 12.8
Harold Yeo (4). 9 62.4
Arthur Freeman (3), 7 42.2
Reginald Comte (4). 7 52.1
Dora Atkinson (4), 8 51.0
Margaret Mitchell (2). 4 44.7
Raymond Drennan (7). 8 45.5
cora Finnigan (7), 9 43,3
:Arnold t'raig (8),.9 42.1
Below 40 ,per cent. average,
ranked: -
Annie Atkinson
.tileta Burke
1
FORM I.0
Plass average peso per tent.
1.
!honors:-
Eileen O'Brien 9 e.0.8
Madeline Neftel 9 77'
14iv►glas .Middletob 9
74 8
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A('CtDENT, SICKNESS, AUTO,
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Some real bargains offering just now to
quick buyers of houses and farms. .
Just a few of the many listed for sale
Fine rural home, excellent 1.14'841,411 j11s4
outside corporation of (itsderie),, tIwrefore
township tax, on cement . ,'.way, side-
walk to Square. two-story brick home,
electric lighted, goof condition, cellar,
hard and soft water in house, garage,
smell barn and stable, four acres of hand.
fruit trees. Pricy 33000. A bargain. frit
mediate p onaeseion.
One and one-half•etory home, cement
foundation, cellar, ekrtric lighted, water
in house, good lot, located near Sunset'
hotel. Terms. Trice 3700, Balance 3104
monthly Payments manly am rent`
Two-story honee, Close pest ol
eiee,
Goderich, cellar. water a n d toilet in 1
house, electric lighted. Price 1730.
Good brick home., full modern pfnip•'
pw1, with lot and garage, F;aat street.
Price 3)x00.
Fine red brick honor, newly deeorat,d,
gond condition, Malta, bathroom. >)2.10r1.
Reed brick honour, hull modern equipped.
Price 33100. 1
Red brick honer, good condition, 111111
bathroom, electric lighted, tine small
barn, including garage, eight 1094%3240a '
Brick honor, full modern equipped and
steam heated, 5.artly hardwood nomorn,
garage'.; Price $3100.
Good 1 1.2 *3077 home, t w n lots,
cellar, full suite morns. including four
bedrnnrn, well arranged for convenience
and ,comfort, nicely decorated, line full -
equipped path and toilet rooms, electric
lighted. Just finished. Convenient toCod-
Ieitiate lnstitote a n d Victoria whoa
i'ricee 311400.
Many more good houses with more or
lyse modern ronvenienee•s. Prices 31000,
31500, 31390, 31200, 11111), 35)0), 3800,
3(500, 34100, etc. Ask about them. -
FARMS
Largo number listed to well, almost an
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ready now, immediate powseesion.
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We lave the larae.t earlo.,d 5.4 lost de
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MUNICIPAL AND C41i:PO-
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General Unmeant* Agent
office, next to .}Sank of Commerce
Phone 53 (5,oleric4
0. F. CAREY & SON
Limited
INVESTMENTS AND
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Telephone 230
Masonic Temple Building
GODERICH -- - ONTARIO
1 %e ate the apple heritage there
were no sewdwi,•b strops open.--(.b►ca-
1:o Dully 'Sewn.
J. W. Craigie
Real Estate and lasarance
Commencing Monday, April 29th,
all Stock and Grain Exchanges operate on
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Asa consequence our board room will be open front
9 a. m. till 2 p. m. until further notice
Huron Investments Limited
Royal Bank Budding, Goderich, Ont, Phones 430 aid 445
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
A TOWER OF STRENGTH
Assurance in Force -
Assets - -
$ 1,896,915,000
3488,958,000
Dividends to Policyholders increased for the ninth successive
year in addition to n special l,,81llrity dividend bonus
l'Ilos i'� office 1In
Ite''idencl .4'•
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
For all particulars see or write
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Real Rotate Agent
Rex 89 Square Underfelt
e cupola►-- 4 , saes . : tr„etsee..W y
t1'F. Noti' OFFER- -
Second Standard Royalties
which will mean for you gond
dividends with safety
NOT' A SPECULATION
A REAL INVESTMENT
' A I, for booklet 041 Royalties w'hi)1) will 4Onvul,, you that
Royalties are the gold bonds of the oil industry
Initial Royalty of $40,000 Has Been Paid
and Much More Is to Come
Appetwsn, Okla. -- Fortune has
net hell into this little 4 lsage- county
viva) and !aeons, two orphaned
girls not yet old enough 0' reales'
folly their good luck.
The girl. are Iori4 a n 41 i?no
Hembree, 5 and 7 years old, who
have just Ixrn notified that they
are to share in a first royalty pay-
ment of 3203,500 froni the fartn
their parent's IeftIhem. Their alien•
will amount to $41),(X10 and ie only
. the beginning of wealth which even-
tually will come from theefght pro-
dudng toil wells on their farm near
Mand. Okla., in the Greater Semi-
nole I Ail 94'44f area.
The girls live with their aunt,
Mrs. A. ('. Lemon, at A p5ersnn.
Their mother nn her deathbed in
1105 placed the girls in the care of
her sister, Mrs. L• . The gqirls•
father, Owen Hembree, died in
19'24 from injnrics sustained slam
he fell from Ihr• roof of w barn he
wap building.
When the mother died a debt of
neversl hundrtd donate eland the
children in t he face. After the
father's death the mother barely
managed to eke out so cliptenee
and could not reduce the debt.
Mra. Lennon and her husband, how-
ever, alter the mother's death,
managed to keep Ile farm, then
thought to to worthless.
ilut now the girls and their
giarlian, Bert Harris, Maud bank
er, have been ordered to appear in
court coon to claire their share of
the estate w lliCtl i* slow worth a
'million or sl. It ). a safe bet they
" will be there.
311.. Lemon hail chit -free of her
nen. and the 1 .e in which the
whole family lives.. tnge•t544'r with
the grandfatier, D. N. lirotherv, is
no larger than the ordinary oil field
r iklence- three or four r,snns, but
there alwaym has been'noonn for the
orphan sisn•rs.
Una, the elder, ham .tarter) to
tieborl, and 140,111) means a piano
SO she may take music lessons, and
money for art heron' for which she
shows aptitude..
Neither girl c a n comprehend
34(4,911 with mote to clone, and
Lori., who doce'n't dream there is
340,400) in the world, merely grins
when she and her slater are inter.
viewed. They prefer -to leave fin-
ancial w.rrrie, to their aunt.
Incidentally, toe girl* have a
brother, Alva, wire i5 eight years
old and hype with MIN.111. Hamm
at Washington, Okla. Al',,, too,
mill shone in the royalty pnxresle--
but then this is a awry of Doris
and Tena.
W. J. POW ELL
Phony 212 P. O. Box 438
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