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Ihhtional Victory
_Celebration,
.'t) tl'; OPENEO BY H.11� ,,
'i (I PRINCE OF WALP
EXHIBITION
/lull. 23 TORON l () Sept. 6
ffiritish Grenadier Guards Band I
,1
'Jar .Mem,riat Paintings
:Llrnsuation of the art world,
recording every phase of
Canadian operations overseas.
WAR TROPHIES
T7 itnrnotit assemblage of
zu'mster guns, aeroplanes and
:tot the instrument* of hellish
«•'-fare captured by Canadirn
1. t''ti?r, from the Hun,
C knada's Flying Circus
C ►{u. Barker and Bishop and
uttotr world famous aces in
au.-a•andsrad' Gariean planes.
WT-iiPPET TANK
CAPTURED U BOAT
Festival of Triumph
11.. Mon :Omni of .a 6W `owl %o .. ie
The w+rendor of Lha German Fleet
SEEVersollies t-aati. Ye -try Arch
AIIenhy'eads .tie lwenasie.
Ara • rose .f enrawMvr i...w..
Hari GatATIST ERHOOTIOH Or ALL TIMES
Fall Term from Sept. %nd.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ON T..
Western Ontario's Largest and
Best Commercial School
We hate (•omnrcreta!, Shorthand)
and Tt•lt••grmpley,Lep.Museuta. H*;'t•
'C\periiht•ea instructora. Give
thorough, t',urses aced we motet grad-
uate% to pdeltloaa. 11'rate for free
Cal slog,*.
' D. A. McIdoiraax, Principal
RAISE RABBITS :°sft«Y at
F_ASY PAYMgfifTsend prton17a
pC.•r for sit you retie from our Vot4
Va. u •lois i.tratura, cont east I pe. cam.
OETROry FO00 R FUR SOCIr TY
P. 0.80X 605 WiesT, MIClt
ee a owNNero'M +wNM
Or account-Qrpres-
ent weather.. Con-
ditions the wholesale
companies have been
able to make. better
deliveries of Coal and
we y►t now able to
iinppl
',Chestiuit
Sto
Pe11i'and
Egg Coal
Soft and Cannel Coal
in any quantities.
MacEwan !:state
Feb. tat, 1019
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East Huron
Entrance Exam
The following Is the list of
who were suarssful at the rece
examinations in East Huron i
Norma Treleaven, Clinton. at
in the inspectorate with 878
a total of 75(1 The marks of
cestui candidates will be sent
li'IN(;11AM.
Audrey McIntyre.
Mary McTaggart
]natlona. Linnie Neeiger
Olive Schoenhat:
Carman Tebhutt
candidates Norma Treleaven
ret entrance , Ruth Hale
nspectorate ' PASSEL,.
ood highest Hary Argent
marks out of i mallow' K mood(
e
owe- ' Douglaihel Ball
at
uck
Josephine Brennan
Clifford Castle
i Agnes Combe
Roaealte Crawford
Mary Flynn
Percy J. Gibbings
Wilfred Grant
Bruce Holland
Wilfred Jervis
Florence Johnston
Frank 1. Jones
William Londesborough
Jean Lawson
Lucy Levy
Bessie Lockwood
John A. McGregor
Mar, McIntosh
Norman McNeil
Fred McTaggart
Robsrt 11. Middleton
Violet Miller
Eileen E. Miller
Eric Reid
Leo Reyno ds
Kenneth Rorke •
Charles Shi ty
Margaret Sparkes
Elizabeth Stewart
Mary E. Stewart
Grace Strong
Percy Tasker
John R. Thompson
Dora Vodden
Jack Wigginton
Joseph Yesber
- Arthur 1'ungblut
sEAFORTH.
HONORS.
George .Aberhart
Margaret Alexander
Arthur Anent
Edwin Beattie
Gordon Carswell
Florence Chesney
J. Scott Chuff
Frances Crich
Hall Farnham
Eileen Flannery
Nora Godkin
Fred Jackson
Thelma Johnston
Donald Kerslake
Loretto Lane
Gikhrist Livingston(
Rosa MacGregor
Marion MacLean
Angus McRae
Ruby McRae
Charles Malone
Lulu Marriott,
William Marriott
Neil Montgomery
Kathlyn Rankin
Rena Simpson
j Eric Stewart
Eileen Toward.
PASSED.
I Carl Aberhart
IArthur Ament
Annie Cameron
Margaret Chittenden
i Margaret Coyne
;Mary Dempsey
Teresa Flannigan
Leo Hicknell
I
Mae Hudson
Joseph /lugill
Erna L. Hyde
iforORS,
Frances !Sennett
Edna Geddes
King McDonald
Janet McV..fir
Mahon Mi hell
Ethel Simpson
Mice Williamson
PASSED.
Gordon Bisbee
Jean Black
• James Lewis Bone
James A. Campbell •
Lawrence Campbell
Ena Currie
Verna Den, is
Cecil Dobie
Sherley Donaldson
Charles Donaldson
Wilfred Ellacott
George Flirter
Louise Fraser
Bertha Gannett
Edna Gilkinson
Evelyn Gibbons
Louis eHanna
Price Henderson
Smith Hutton
Nellie Inglis
Beatrice Joynt
Ida Lutton
John McElwain
Archie McKinney
rlarie Pilon
Dorothy Piper
Eldon Rever
(.rrrrude Robertson
Viola E. Robertson
Mary Roth
Agnes Scott
Jean Wilton
BRUSSELS.
HOH()H*.
Cecil W. Bone
Her a Cardift
Elaine Dennison
Ella M. Fraser
Marjory. Grashy
Marjory Hoover
Stewart McQuarrie
.Margaret McNair
Jennie Ritchie
Elizabeth Smith
Alathea Smith
Jean Walker
Eric Whitfield
PASSED.
Marie Baker
Witham Balfour
Archie Ballinh to
Olive Bolger
Verena Clark
Vera Crozier
Ethel Dennis
Hazel Drager
Robert Engel .
Marjoty Fulton
Annie Harris
Norman S. Hoav:r
Harold Keys
Amy Love •
Chnstena McCallum
Mary E. McDonald
George A. McNair
Wihiam Mitchell
Grace Murray
Elva Walker
Frank Oliver
Lenora Patterson
Sylvester Raynard
Bernedette Ryan
Gertrude Sangster
Jessie Sangster
Wallace Sholdice
Margaret Stevenrnn
Cameron Strachan
Mad Warwick
Gladys Whitfield
Merner T. Wood.
FORDWICH.
HONnRS
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John
Czar
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Elsie
Kedi
Willi
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Mar
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drew Shearer.
PASSEL t.
zabeth Bean -
da Boehler
nes Brears
ton Cook
line F.t•kel
iley Eckel
ce Elliott
e Graham
nie Graham
Hutchison
a King
s Leonard
McLaughlin
car Mo.jomery
am Spot ton
on Topham
)cele Wallace
Hazel Weir
WROXETER.
watiol S.
PASser).
mac Allan
Elma Graham
Murray Hamilton
Margaret Mcgall
Lloyd McMichael
harry Merkley
i.orena Rermussen
Raymond Rutherford •
Irving Toner
Grana i'le Vogan
Arthur We tlake
Alice Wh. vier
Bir7TH.
HOlvoRs.
Effie Logan
Effie McGowan.
PASSED.
Wesley it,•wen
Janet Ce..; an
Eukene 1t+ibis
Lizzie Fear.
Hugh Fraser
Laura Garrett
Lizzie (.arrett
, Sad`e Hill
Eileen Kelly
David Rodger
Clifford Scrimgeour
Elwood Stackhouse
Addie Taman
Grace Tunnel'
Harold Wight man
Malar 1 unghtut
CLINTON.jam r ;'o
rent• oRS,
Mari
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Rolvert'*I
W ewoos
Bateman
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TR'E SIGNAL
Jack Kellar
Dorothy Kennedy.
Emily Kennedy
James Lane.
Illiam Liiingstone
lube l Lowery
Mary McCowan
Marjorie McCuaIg
Ronald MacKay
Toledo Miller
Robert Moore
Nora Murray
Harold Petetslon
Leona Purcell
Wilfred Scott
Abbie Seip
Hiram Shannon
E t tie Smith e -
John Souter
Pearl Strong
Mae P. Webster
Hilda Goldhswk
OODX 1QI, ORT. •
Rod and tion for August.
Bonnyastla Dale, the well-known
Canadian naturalist, is the author of I
the bleeding erode in Rod and Gun in
Canada for August. It is entitled "Sal.
mon Fishing at Campbell River." The h
wondrous beauty o: the Campbell Riva
Falls is to be wren in the page photo. i
engravure that accomparues the article.
Other articles and stones• c t nett are: ; As
"Tahar the Turtle." by A. O. Philipp;
,'Rideau and Trent Carols." by L. Sher.
wood: "The Beverley and Newborn'
Lakes." by Tyeth i3ounsall, and "The
Summer Call to the Northland," by i *1)
Walter Thornton. An illustrated account
of the 19 18 tournament of the N. S.
Guides also spears in this spiendid issue, th
hong with the usual high-grade guns and th
ammunition, fisting. kennel and conserva.
tion department& Canada's premier out- ten
ing monthly is published by W. J. Taylor, I th
Limited. at Woodstock. Ont.
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DELICATE (YOUNG GI
New Red Blood to
�I hem Health and Strength
`Doe* your daughter inhent a delrn
organisation Irons you f The anae
young girls mayjae inherited, or it
be caused by bad air, unsuitable
hasty and irregular eating, •tnsudi
out-of-door exercise and not enough
and sleep.
It comes on gradually, beginning
languor, indisposition to mental or bud
exertion. irritability and a feeling
fatigue, Later comes palpitation of
heart• headache dizz ness fullown
stooping position, frequent headache
breathlessness. In a majority of c
constipation is present. 'l here may be
great loss of mesh, but usually the c
pfexion takes on a greenish. yellow pa
Cases of this kind, if neglected, been
serious, but if taken in time there i
need to wordy. The trentnent is q
easy and simple. Dr. Williams' P
Pills. which are free from any harmtu
abit-forming drug, are just the t
needed to remedy this state of he,
Though it is not noticeable, impro
ment t aally begins with the f i n d
the blood is made rich and red.
lolr leaves toe face.slrength and actry
adually return, and if the treatment
ntinued until the last symptom di-
arn. the danger of a relapse r; v
g
ht.
If any symptom of anaemia appea
Cadence suggests that Dr. Wilks
nk Pills should be given at once, a
e sooner they are taken the mo
speedily will the trouble be overco
ou can get these pills by mail at
is a box or ate boxes for 12.50 fro
e Ur. Williams' Medicine Co.. Broc
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1RIOVa STTVATION t Ben
711) DEVELOP. rece
, radars to take proper preeautieaa t Mr
IW been reapoi..ble for many dearba,✓Ji M
; aid is the rause of nu, a ruaeriag aced I ber
hardship to -day. bo
Take the ease of Wm. Dona, 313 Mr
rrrard 8t. Oast, Toronto. U.t. Mr. Mr
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Lunt, wt, a e►runs, rbeumat.,• sufferer
• for tea years. Three 'ear,. of that tea J G
h. .pent is bed suffering indewribabi. M
terr ure. Piet•' M
Children's Aid Society Notes.
The Children's Aid Society acknowl-
es with thanks the following contrib
s since the July report: S. j Andrew
Mrs. H. Holmes, $1, Mies Sara
they, a1: Lizzie Bolt. Wingham, $
teed on maintenance account, fttt
s. R. B. Smith, quart ice cream; Mis
ontgomery, strawberries and rasp
nes; Mrs. Boswell -Reid, a larg
X of tea: Mrs. S. Stokes, clothing
L Carni, bananas and lemon
Holm•s, Gerrie, ice cream; Mrs. W
reer. %%iotlham, 12 jars fruit, child'
bber ball: Mita Greer. Toronto, orangesE.
celebrtion r ctoena.mitteee,oron10�dozen peaceu
Mrs. Fluker, Auburn, raspberries; Wesley'
Walker. a bunch of bananas; Mrs. Fergu-
son, child's diens and dress goods and jar
fruit: Miss \lcMann, basket apples, Since
last report two children have been given
over to the care of the Society, a boy aged
five and a girl of fourteen.
e Society would very much Tike to
baleen, forstn a few weeks' holidays,country take a * d
poarbly for Ir Inger if he can be snt lit:::
echroo1. He is ame in one leg, is
taut -
active and bright boy who deserves
t once it ma • COther ra be genes
nts
s education may be made later on.
a good education he w,ii be able to
is way with credit to those who will
im. your homes and hearts
,e children; nothing will brltrg you
er reward. For information write or
'e the county secretary, Mr. G. M.
t.
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``Just Wright"
Just Wright Shoes for men are'
RIGHT IN QUALITY
RIGHT IN STYLE
RIGHT IN PRICE
RiGHT FOR COMFORT
We are fortunate in securing the
Agency for this high-grade
Shoe for Goderich
Get them at
BERN'S BOOT SHOP
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A quantity of dry Summer wood, 12 -in. long,
$1.50 per single cord
n or $2.00 delivered. Terms cash with order or
C.O.D. We will sell only on cash terms.
Orders may be kit at house or .tors
en finding that Templetonjoy of s this
lie eta-
' ti,' capsules were restoring biro 10 nor-
mal health again Herr are a few ea-
, tracts from hie letter to uo "piirimg
• the past tee years I bare bspa laid up
• with Rheumatism. Otte attack eoaaa-
ed me to my bed fora year, sad a see,
teed attack Left me hrtplesm for overtwo Th
e� r.rb�os After 1 bad tried al moat i have
T R 'a g, p friend got me a box of
sad a few doses roosis�'ed i age t
me that I bad at lair found toe p lee
seated• for my trouble. T.R.C. , lae
droved m♦ road:tine rapidly, sed t attr
Ifeel that had it not bees for T.R C.'a ash
1 should have been laid t him e
C.'e aro r+rtai for hi
T R e? or years
aLy weedier work-
; ora. Tr" then- 1Vttb
H. a'. Dt'aiLtrP. PAM. 13., Chetaiat
in h
and 1)r;iggirt. }terlfi,nI Block. Sole help h
I Ageitt for rl•mlerieh. Mail 1L04 to tbis for
h
1 address or to Temipleton',, 14 Xing
St. K'., Toronto; and T. It. C.'s will be
help If theholiday
tient postpaid. •
Through the Canadian Alps
' Between Ranf'f, the moodier stmtrner
resort in the (:oadlan Pacific Rock -
fee and 1a ie Windermere the heed
waters of Use great Columbia
River, Iles nn Alptn, ridge of
aPectacuise btsetor, fanning part
flit the Great Divide. Thee rides
V peaetnat d by two ro'uso restively
emay passes, the simpeon, and fisc Ver-
.IisrLlon which lead tato th • Veneto of
'Lbe Kootenay Revere a rea'km abotanr!-
iof In estile on ac000et of its being
WW1 nth of tan moan tine of the
Cras.dtsn ParerRallieway t3et
varee
t e mT River mod the (aiteatbfa
stain more of mo ntalne
,tfsmugfi which the Rtn leer Pales acid
Druz provide am easy road. moo
Piny ou,rveive wwY made inr an
mt")'nobtle rood between Bank r nd
itria+ie•rmere k was plenmed to owe the
peapeon Pam named sifter Str Genres
E11Governor of she Hvdsoen
money, who made Ole reagent
41. But tete mete arse the Ver-
iolatem wee found to bet sorrier and at
one are time more bes,,tihrl, and nrxn-
mar ee,los of the Hiatt way or the Great
1 aSI . ietoti nd. wee onny I. from op A t
abet leans tone the ' At
road from wklder-
M'w'e' ehMINtil dos islaintear (%eesyom was
neo rmseten.wl and at the time of
the outbreak of war a gap of only
e 'ty salla' se arate tyro roads.
War psi to said to "Mans, sol
• great washout destrr ed several
mina of ttee weerern 'ea(, as Ora the
Volsci seemed en have bees al atadosed
niow, however, that 0twsyss Ger nen_
fitirat leas made an saseeeageeseaer with
SW 1arfWh polumbts (frovet■sawiant by
*Asst the erste of 07• Hoed esmais un-
der this Jtrfaal its l er this Nude loll
Patine, and a selet.etlae a}g►otr'Ietion
Ikea hew Molted to fee* tA• wort
fa this way there la every prraipeot of
M►e early nnsanteakn of west wnl b,
fine ipost wonderful autntilltblie reed
fn canal►, opening up an Alpine re -
riots of entrancing beauty. it will be
pooetbie to motor from Calgary to
Windermere bet wpen sunrise and sac -
net thrnugh a hundred miles of the
nowt glorious scenery In North Amer-
ica. A ttrrod autoelobtle road rine
a<xrth to Pont Steele and Cosebeook.
and from ('raabrook there are excel-
lent meads to Spoken*. or eastwards
through the crow's Neat Pass, sad
tack to t' ary. Th. Good (toads
Asantaatl Af Alberta la enthusiastic
over the prosprrt ae 07!s will mean
the advent M many toar'lata from all
over America. The new road miff ales
he of great benefit to the Upper Ont;
ansa Valley which has many attrac-
tions r, r ae'tl♦ra on account of the
fertlilty of the roil And enitabrlity for
mixed 1- rm)ng. TTI* valley Is saved
by the 1Cootenaa r"ntnel Railway. a
recentiy constructed braaeb of this
Canadian Pacific.
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2)
Hunters Camp, Knotney River,
The Red Go.tx Hirhwpy of the Great
Dfvlde.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
We are plea..c•rl to Ix able to inform the public that we
are now in a poaitipn to supply any quantity of hard coal
it, all sizes. Also any quantity of soft coal for domestic use.
I We wish to d
anks to our
been very patient urtingthestress of the coal eshort ago have
and
service and prompt delivery',
now that it has been relieved we will give our old•tiplc
The Saults Coal Co
B. J. Sulks' residence R'. W. Saults' residence
No. 275
No. 2O'_
Phone No, 7.5
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THE TRANS -CANADA
I. SI,FsEpING CARS
DAILY
BETWEEIViTORO TN O and VANCOUVER
Leave Toronto 7.13 p.m.
Arrive Winnipeg 9•05 p.M. 2nd day
Calgary 9..N) p.nt. Aril day
.. Banff 12 40 p.m. :Sed day
Vaneouver 10.110 a,m 1th day
First -clams SleepingiCar Passengers only
Pull particulars from any agent, ,ION.. Ku)1)
C. 1'. Agent, Goderich.
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Western Harvest Fields
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DATES frees TORONTO
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