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THE SIGNAL OODERICH ONTARIO
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SCn0
L EXAMINATIONS.
VICTORIA SCHOOL.
Following are the results of the
Christmas examinatione at Victoria
school:
Division 1.
Total 860.
Grace Pinder (honors') 11138. Eva
Keene 010, Maitland Pridham 810.
Victor Kerslake 506, Percy Beattie
504, Ernest Lee 508, Arnim Brandt 587,
Icon Cutt 548, Bennie Smith 540, Lulu
Bates 5311, ()live Black 525, Harold
Murney 590, Laura Salkeld 505, laurel
Bates MO, Roht. Cls, k 4118, Pearl
Fraser 4114. Katie McDonald 4111,
Eleanor Hays 458, Ins Muir 458, Ber-
nice Davie 466. Hate Wilson 4.15,
Emily McArthur 462. Myrtle Jobnaton
432, Nanneh Leonard 421, Florence
Johnston 11111. Delt.hii.e Halliday 388,
Albs, t. Wiggins 881, Clarence Robert-
son 381, Hazel Belcher 35:3, Bruce
Noble 45t Gonion Noble 320.
Derision 11.
Alen. Hume (homers) 7118. Etinn
Wallace 4438. Ethel Stokes (101, Nora
Statham 611-1, George Baechlef 602.
David Ross 583, Jessie Wilson 543,
Jamas Hunter 517, Bertha Down 617,
!may Thompson 516, Greita Mai un
510, (;faire Hays 479, Harry Howard
474. Mattie McMatb 446, Robert Bell
441, Alex. Anderson 438, John Bell
417. Edith Murney319, Norman Wark
392, Stanley Cocklield 389, Lily Mc-
Lean 378, Edwin Laaba 364. Allred
Warner 342, Russell Bates 327. Eva
Jones 314, il4innie Drinkwater ?Dl,
GOLD LETTERING Irene Morrow 964, Grace Hunt 256,
on LEATHER GOODS Kuril King ''30, Edmund Lymburoer
216. Eva Schaefer 174. hells Cousins 88.
s11 order.yytly attended to aro leaving
them at THEL.
SIGNAL. Dederick. Diviner° 111.
A. F. TAYLOR, STRATFORD SENIOR to.
Honors 676.
MEDICAL
DR. W. F. UALLOW. M. B.
luaus residatica. nor t.oeM N TeMMese ltd
R. F. J.R. it'URST'SR—EYE, wE�AR,
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w@i,t. )fess. Nees and 1 haat Hospital.
�Eatdaas
Le aad Meereaeld Eyes �
pompe, y y. Waterloo Sow*
as1�e Rani Cbereh. Hours 9
to lY e. es, 1 is s p. s. 7 to a o- m. TeMokone
K.
r . LEGAL
PROUDFOUT, HAYS & KILLOR-
AN, barristers, solicitors. sotaeiss p btlo.
In tie Maritime Coart, etc. Private
tCrenn to lend at lowest rates of interest -
OEMs Sart side square. Oodeetab. W.
PituOu. NT. K. C.. 1i C. HAYS, J. 1.
K.U. CAMERON. K. pC., HARRIS-
(luSsrlC�h.. third door from
Square.
c(ARL S (;ARROW, LL.B., BAR-
itteTEtt, aiwrws, . Wt. etc.. Gods-
gym(MMoney to bend at lowest rasa.•
O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER,
• tar, .omalsdoner, sours pantie.
Ustow, Lamiltan weed. Gederteb. 0.11.
LUCTI0IiUEE.
THOMAS OUR DRY
1 AUCTIONEER
Box C. Gedsrloh. Alt instraotbaa by mall
x rest at Signal d..e win w pro pals at-
tended to Haddam abe.eens 119.
INSURANCE. LOANS. ETC.
S20.000
PRIVATE FUNDS TO
torn. Apes to 1L G. CAM -
k narrieter. Hamilton asset, Dederick.
I.'R. ROBERTSON.
INSURANCE AGENT.
Fink AND LIS Taima : British, Canadian and
earsocart
Ac':/ arTD.MJ Oatmes AND 1613PLoraa.' LIABIL-
ITY
IAa14ITY : "lbs OCMD 4.49:61 44914. and Ou.rente.
„orporatbo lUmlte& of l.oedon. 5..g.
F Iua,JTT AND ti AwNTu BONDS : The U.S.
e Hatay and Ouaranise COW PLOY.
(Mee at residence. nortbeast corner Of Vic-
toria
krfor a end 8t David's street.. Pb oe 176.
Winnie Gledhill 746, Mary Pinder
7111, Elizabeth Donaldson 80'2, Lily
Newell 880.
Paw 4.e).
• Albert Barker673. Ma Johnston 065,
Harry Inkster S19, Frederick Beevere
802, Douglas Thornton 59i Viola Mc-
Clacherty 586, Helen Shaw1640. Gladys
Bedford 5.99, Henry Hunlalvy 529. An-
drew Murray 528, Fred Arnold 483.
Hazel Birnie 475, Gien Murray 475,
Ernest Videan 474. John Sanders 466,
Norman McLeod 401, James Anderson
385, John Reid 384.
JUNIOR 111.
Honors.
Nora Nilson 732.
Pass. •
Doric Hodgens 652, Pearl McLean
1104. Charles Nairn 802,E Fern Humber
594, Bert. Megsw 586, Harriet Porter
578, Rub-'na Naegele 567, Ila DeLong
548, *John Pinder 543, Catherine Mac-
Kenzie 532, Reggie King 530, Shally
Panzer 611. Herbert Wark 506, Lily
Laahbrook 497, Norma Johnston 476,
Irwin Speiran 475, Ruth Murray 436,
Martin Price 430, Horace Kell 285.
Division I V.
IIENIQR 111.
Total 900. Pass 450.
Ben Weston 756, Isabel Foster 738, Ed-
ward Pridhaw 700, Jean Hahkirk 690,
John Donaldson 688, Clayton Walters
887, Fanny Panzer 672, Roy Foster
680, Gordon Down 884, W illie,ohneton
534, Helen Smith 578, Gertrude Mc-
Lean 569, Stewart Burkholder 541,
Susie Bate@ 5811. Ella Cousins 521.
Willie McDonald 609, Reta Wilson 484,
Willie Sanders 474, Percy Lnmby 463,
Violet Burley 418, Marion Fileinger
400, Vesta Young 375, Knox McLeod
356.
JuHN W. CRA1U111, LIFE, yF�eIORDEig
and aeoidaot insar.noe. Agent for .Il
manual and Mask es estian llasurenoe In all
howl lasogoa as bar. plane and at lowers rater.
all .t Mew owner west ;Street Gad 11quare
address J. tilt. CRANA K. Oodertak. Ont.
re/emboss 1L
b cIiILLOP MUTUAL FIRE 114
all d UR AN C E C U.—Farm and belated
man property insnred.
0elcet.--J. B. Mol.e.o. Pree..eieatorth P.O.;
Jags Connolly,
ysVioe•Prer.. tioderieb P. U.;
Thomas lereoters—D. F. cGrTegor.''�o� Jobe
Q.uriev., WinthroD. WwumRlnn.constand.;
John Hennowels, HrodheKea ; James Evans,
__k sono ; Jobn Watt. Harlook : Maloolm
Mlif woo. Hr.osfleid.
euiesate : J. W. You. HolmesviUe; R. Smith.
Har took' William Chatoey, 8.aforth;
M n.kley. Ileatortb. Poacy-eoiders 0.n D.1
seraa�sam ..d tet their Dards teoMpud as
B. J. Mserlsb's Clothing Store•Cllntoo, ur at R
M, Cates dreary, t in sten unser, (Hestiok
MJEEIAGE LICENSES
WALTER
auto ticia.0141. P..
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES.
SHAViN(I PARLOR
-DFORD BLOCK BARBER and popular eland
e11111 ta a bat massing.
In aha rng.
eta. ens. UAW ssinned.Immo atlie ld.
wW M appreciated. H. B.
iwsstss.
Forty years in use, 20
years the standard, pre-
scribed and recommended
by physicians. For Wo-
man's Ailments, Dr. Mar-
tel. Female Pills, at your
druggist.
SINdents amble/ le r1.p.ar1tinT. College
IIs Saba hem Sept LCatelege
aid tinter meg and
191.111.11101100111 & Medina. Jr•
POMO
3USINESS AND
SHORTHAND
WOMB taught Ivy ezpsrt Instructors
at the
218, Helen Thompson 191.
JUNIOR CLANS..
Total 4(10.
Irene Young 305, Percy Barker 296,
John Wallace 2270, Morrison Baker
244 Olive Bell ''236 Stanley Wilson
Fourth Chas.
Do las Wilson, Evelyn Clark,
Adeline Palmer, iz.beth Swish.
Annie Pannier, Howe d Tape. Everett
Tremblay. John Tow u.
SEPARATE SCHOOL.
Below is she clam, standing of the
pupils of the ti eleven bet) .rste
MIS, John Randall 171, Jean Sproule I school :
158, •Agnes Taggart 70. •Senior IV.—Fiona Hargitt 1(ii,nor r,
Division VII. Joseph Kelly Ihonors), Cyril Hood,
Reales Austin, Venisba Doyle.
e(EN►OR 1. Senidr Ill. (in order of merit)—
Benson Ltngeridge, Harold Murray, I Margaret Kelly, Emily Griffin, Helen
Mabel Edwards, Calvin Sutherland, Kidd and Muriel Spain (equal), Hilda
Ernest Doak, Marguerite Lymburner, Austin. Helen Webb, Margaret Doyle,
Willie Mouutaiu, George Bowra. Francis Margit t. Gladys Jeffrey,
Hazel Phalen. Jtweph Moss, Vera
P.ge, Della Foley, Gerald Farr.
Promoted from Senior III. to Junior
IV. — Muriel Spain, Margaret Kelly
and Emily Griffin (equal), Helen Kidd,
Gladys Jeffrey, Joseph Moes, Gerald
Farr, Hilda Austin, Arthur Strode,
Helen V ebb, Margaret Doyle, Hasel
Phalen. Vera Page.
Junior Ii1. (in order of merit)—
Michael Bowler, Theodore Bullard,
Cecilia Davis,' Elie Martin, Jobn
Farr, Hugh Baechler, Cecilia Lynn,
Dan Finn, Lillian Farr.
Second clan. (in order of merit/—
Mary Wehb, Alban Finn. Jack Kith!,
Charles B.echler, Dorothy Davis,
Geoeveive Spahr, Annie Mover,
Valerie Jeffrey, Josephine Carney,
Hazel Robinson, Marie Mero, Helen
Lynn.
Senior 1.—H. -len McKay, Kathleen
Clairmont, Jean Lynn, Thomas Mc-
Carthy. Joseph Dean, John Jeffrey.
J U!41014.
Colin Murray, Russell Young,
Rachel Stewart. George Matheson,
John Post lethwaite, Regie Newell.
F4/ U RTS.
Adelaide Hays. Mary Young, Grace
Young, Gladys Warner, Augusta
Hunfalivy.
Division VIII.
meta C'LAh$.
Elliott McVittie. Dorothy West-
brook, Ida Latimer, Billy Andrews,
(trace McLeod, Robbie Howard, Ford
Burling.
FOURTH CLASS8.
Willie Habkiik, Mary McLean,
Stella Bell. Abe Smith, Helen John-
ston. Violet Ttompson, Tom Gundry,
Katie Welsh, •Bessie Murray.
Those marked • absent from part of
examination.
JUNIOR III.
Total 900. Pape 460.
Margaret Paltridge 752. Sadie Moun-
tain 706. Mary Newell 706. Lilian King
697. Helen Howard 872. Dorothy
Smith 82.1'3, Louie'. McDonald 815,
Fraser Newell 1702, Ireue Thompson
572, Elsie Stancomhe 558, Irene Hunt
555. Margaret Murray 562. Gladys
Murray 524, Reg. Duff 514, Vera Wil-
son 499. Alex. Dooley 498, Mary San-
ders 496, Gertrude Winmill 463, Laur-
ance Nicholson 4&ri, Jobn Winmill 418,
Albert Leonard 399, Murdoch McLay
297, *John McDonald 381. 'Llewlleyn
Taggart 233.
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
Below ate the resulta of the Christ-
mas examinations at l'entral school.
The star * indicates absence from part
of the examination.
Division V.
SENIOR 11.
Total 500.
Clifford Johnston 429, John Bedford
384, Bert Bradford 374. Olive Craigia
356, Julia Beever 344, Harold Naegele
840, Lorne Drinkwalter 318, Inez Por-
ter 361, Alice Cockfield 268, Alexander
MacLean 957. Percy Warner 263, Wil-
liam Row Mk Arthur Curry 218,
Emma Copp.
Division 1.
FOURTH CLAM+.
Total marks 9141.
Eva Jones 8'24, Jean Bogie 758.
Evelyn Brophey 744, Gertrude Porter
732, Eva Mot ri.h 732, Nina Roberta
706, Beta Worsen SR, Scott McNally
875, Margaret Rues 09. Donald Mc-
Donald 819, Hazel McLeod 812, Jas.
Videan 610, Harold Wuliams5177, Olive
Clark 580, Gladys Seults 548. Harr
Buchanan 633, **Jean Gitlin 531
Glad McKay 508, EldaStoddart 498,
Myrtle Walters 449, Alfred Hebei 458,
Melville McNevin 456, "Marjorie Jones
440, Allen Telfer 490, 'Agnes McDonald
375, Beatrice Wells 335, Marion Bogie
319. Absent, Thelma Russ, Pearl Mc-
Donald.
Division I1.
THIRD BOOK CLASSES.
Sr. III.—Total WV.
H. Sanderson 083. W. Babb 88.2. B.
Rose 652, R. Tuffoid 645, W. Sturdy
839, J. Harrison tt37, R. Brown 578,
M. Vanatone 570, C. Brown 568. E
Masi -erten 551, M. Henderson 530,
W. McMillan 518, V. Tremblay 510.
P. Jenkins 507. 'E. Beck 470, W.
Sabel 488, J. Patterson 390.
Jr. Ili.—Total 850.
L. Macklin 808, G. Tebbutt 597, D.
Dancey 596. l.. Watson 5113, E.
Mannings 558, 8. Yunghlut 561, R.
Harrison 546, C. Mitchell 542, C.
Stokes 5411, B. Sanderson 531, •A.
Brownlee 631. I. McNevin 512. L. Mc-
Donald 498, M. McNevin 488, D.
Martin 482, A. Henderson 450, M.
Kemp 444, A. V anetone 381.
. Division 111.
SECOND B41OK CLASSES.
A. Total 660.
Mary Howell 503, Jennie Beck 551,
Olive Allen 646, ituby Snasel 546.
Carolyn Tape 526, Hazel McDonald
520, Teresa Munnings 519, Edgar Jones
517, Beatrice Tdfford 514. Helen Galt
506, Catherine Fowler 499, Mazy
Carrow 496, Lola McDonald 401,
Mildred Stokes 477, Minnie Brownlee
486. Jean Hunter 488, Maitland Rey-
nolds 486, Laura Brown 458.
B.
Ilugh Hardy 454. Gladys Fowler 448,
Marjorie Mitchell 444. Elizabeth
Brown 440, Leonard Hardy 433, Maud
Howell 427. Alan Ross 425, Peter Me-
Kensie 410, Orel Cooper 406, Charlie
Hadden 401. Janet Snazel 99S, Henry
Silk 390.
Lawrence Correll 3714, Delpbena
Reynolds 378, Marjorie Liliew 374,
Leonard McDonald 360, Sadie Patter-
son 358, Maxine Burdette 323, Jsmee
Malin 316. May Brownlee 3110, Jim
Gamow 299, Elizabeth McKenzie 291,
Wilfred Nicholson 235, Harry Ed-
wards 266, Willie Brownlee 221, Cecil
Carey 192, Cecil Lynn 128, Gwynneth
Hopper, Willie Benjamin. Henry
Taylor, Walter Row, Hilda •itrattan k.
Division IV.
MIDDLE 11.
Total 500.
Gordon Macleod 400, Alice Nairn
398, Joseph Hunter 536. Clarence
Johnston 3.90, John Forden 981, Ben-
son Thornton 315. Alexander Fowlie
298, Marion Lee 296, Norma MacDon-
ald 267, Henry Leech 249, Helen How-
rie 246. Gordoo Anderson 229, Ft auk
Thompson 214. Dorothy Davis 2119.
JUNIOR 11.
Total 400.
Robert Proudfoot 2116. Worthy
Black 243, Grace Videan 931, Beatrice
Arnold 217, Nelson Smith 904. Laura
Cousins 197, Wilfred Donaldson 11M.
Alexander Mallough 191. Willie For-
den
orden 188. George Howard 175, Elwood
Armitage 171. Fred. Rees Price. Hazel
Burling.
INvision in.
aENIoR CLASH.
Total 400.
Kate Handy 365, Vera Latimer 356.
Elaine Prnot 315, Toddle John-
ston 907, Herbert Akeroyd 995, Ernest
MoOr atb 957. Clyde Carter 950. Mar-
garet
argar'st Bran 954. lana Murray 958, Clara
Moat %Snegnus 2f119t,a Reg
Placer Rataa Murray 277,4171
Melons Anil% Robiaesa
tease esrkh.M.r TM WIRM DonaM-
aos 1111. ( 'et Keels M0, *Deka Wal -
fare EEL *Wa Wass IRA
meow mets.
Total 4100.
110. O. � Wane . Agrees
Wentanh
UM Catherine Hays MS, Massie Smith
11111, brook t� Monteith egfan every e&
da 5...P ilk. JeeM. J.Matw
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Godfrey
MAKE THIS TEST.
How to Tell if Your Hair 1s Diseased.
Even if you h ive a luxuriant head
of hair, you may went to know
whether ii is in a healthy condition or
not. Ninety -eighty per cent. of the
people need a hair tonic.
Pull a hair out of your head; if the
bulb at ibe fend of the root is white
and shrunken, it proves that the hair
is diseased and requires prompt atten-
tion if ire low would be avoided. if
the bulb is pink and full, the hair is
hes l r hy.
We want everywne wboee hair re-
quires trealm.nt to try Rexall '"irr
Hair Tonic. We pro.oise that it shall
not cost any, bin'r if it d'oe• n• t give.
satisfactory results It is designed to
overeome danir.ff, relieve sca1P irri-
tation, to stimulate the ba,r mora,
tighten the hair e1•ea3y in the bead,
grow hair and overcome baldness.
It is because of what Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic has done and nor sincere
faith in ita goodness that we want you
to try it Al our risk. Two sizes, 50c
and $1. S,dd at Our store—The Rexall
Store. H. C. Dunlop, Goderich.
WHAT HE GOT.
Tim—Did ye get anything for your
vote'
Bill—A suffragette gimme a kiss,
and me wife saw her do It and gimme
a ).lack eye.
The Christmas Farmer's Advocate.
The Christmas number of The
Farmer's Advocate (pahlisbed by the
William Weld Co.. London, Out.) i.
an annual treatwelcomed in thous-
ands of farni homes, and elsewberet
where artistic and literary merit is
appreciated. This year's number is no
exception. Itis tull of attractive p'c-
tures and bright reading matter.
Among the writers who contribute to
its pages are Agnes C2Laut ; James J.
Hill. the, great railway king of the
Western State. (a native Canadian);
Prof. Thomas Shaw: 9. B. Sinclair,
Ph. D.. of Macdonald College : Prof.
H. S. Arkell, Peter MigArthur, Prof.
H. L. Hutt. Dr. C. A. Publow, A. E.
Adams and others.
FIRST BOOK CLASSICS.
Class A.—Total 400
Isabel Brownlee 9419. Jack Griffin
353, Clarence McGratten 361, Marion
Mcleod 350, Clytie McRae 342, Willie
Beek 987, Kenneth Nichol 398, Willie
Sanderson 325, Tom Ross 334, Ernest
MacDonald 5)41), Harland Reynolds
298, Harold (.Doper 292, Leolla Hera
968. Laura Murray 357, Lillian Hardy
9k Harry S.:baeter 244, Donald Mc-
Leod 937. Colin Patterson 222. George
Vanstone 213, Mary Hardy 206
Carman Morrish absent.
Class B.—Total 4(X1.
George Butland 389, Madeline Mc-
Kay 1746), Frank Berland :i22* , Leona
Webster 311, Doris Fisher 301, I.oui.
Krebs" 278, Marj tele Morrish 9U. Cecil
Kemp 194, Rector Ward absent.
Claw C.—Total 400.
Sheldon Roes 871, Ronald Wilacn 386.
Beatrice Hunter 989, Marjorie Doherty
356, Harry Fillmore 345, Frank ()allow
3110, (7atirarine Vatsetooe 94.9, Edna
Fowler 1* Mary Ueden 931.
Claes D.—Total 800.
Marion Ross Mit. Noro.n Joe.. 9090
1111460=1 fi, mor C1wnk
fid: WIllibildie 11fy1sseie Silk 361
k !t1
Diebis1 V.
PRIMARY eLaaAL
Sixth (frill—Total MO.
Robert NM. Albert Kneeebew
• ��)Ra S Wo Marne
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Abraham shown absent.
tilph Otaes.—Tetd —
Oampbsiii1 !t. Gordon Mle-
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Drysdale .esker 'moi.
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Our Hearty Good
W shes to
"Ane an' Aw
for a Guid New
Year."
Coming Events cast their Shadows before.
Our Annual Clearing Sale will start
Thursday, January 2nd, 1913.
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'Mall
41
A
Happy
New
Year
to
All
our
Friends
and
Patrons
Sturd3 & Co
•
Grocers. The Square Goderi^h
'PHONE 91
Ask Any Express Agent—
You'iI Fre met with a prompt and courteous explanation
of why an Express Order is the safe and simple way to send
money by mail. Thousands of dollars go astray annually
be carelessness in remitting money. When a few rents
for en Express Order w11 avoid lei Gad assure the sale delivery of your
rernituace, iw't it, Is put it aridly. Mor j.age.wt est te ewe them
Ter* less) arm will dew toe hew it is te obtain en
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E .thank our customers of the past
year for their generous patronage.
WE wish ALL A VERY HAPPY
AND PROSPEROUS NEW
YEAR.
LET us all make itjthe best year of our
lives ; determined to meet and con-
quer the obstacles and embrace the op-
portunities as we meet them.
OUR determination is to make this
New Year the biggest Hardware
Year in our history. To do this we need
you and we are going to make it to such
an extent your interest to deal with us
that you cannot afford not to do so.
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HOWELL HARDWARE CO., 11
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LIMITED
The best place to buy Hardware.
Men's Presents II
Naturally you would buy Men's
Presents at the Men's Store
Ours is the men's store—filled with requirements
for men. Our store is crowded with suitable
Presents for men and boys. Here is a partial
list :
Neck Scarfs
Neckties
Gloves
Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Cuff Links
Tie Pins
Suspenders
Umbrellas
Fur -liked Coats
Bath Robes
Dressing Gowns
Smoking Jackets
Coat Sweaters
Jerseys
Underwear
Waterproofs
Fur Caps
Fur -lined Gloves
Etc.
If it is a Suit or Overcoat, buy
it is the ZOts Century Strand
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
lith COntory (lathing. King Hate. Rtaslle4d's Underwear
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