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economy'- sire
Sunlightoaj�
S
ft it. t• bey • purer
soap the• Seellght. Therefore
it is really the cheapest stoop
you con Inv. The purer and
letter the soap the less you
sled for the wash sad the
letter the work deme.
/ewe •s ermine tae Seel yes dna
ter-Sl'Nl.FGiUT SOAP.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES LONG HARASSED BY WITCH
YOUNG MAN IS aKMATL1 KI LO%--
Ij:U IW K1NTI..H.E1114.
Three Tissue; In We History of pal
Cuntry. Die Heir to the breasts
Throne Has Paid a hat to the
Dom In of ( anode, Theis
('...teeming the Ronda of
Kaska
UUftFA.: times ht the history e
1M uta f at�y ie, ltl!
Prince t1• - ir. tat► to
r., nur co miry. When the
blal.wutrn In the Mother Country be-
gan to •ralia0 the Canadian eon-
ceptiou net the Kintyre as a redsr-
ation ut self-governing dominion,
they felt more keenly the need Of
those bonds of affection and loyalty
which 401,1 the British Emmen in a
sued whole. It wax the Prin .e of
Wales, afterwards King Edward Viz;
who first crossed Gtr ocean a rasa
our young country of great arenas,
and he did a thing th::l will probably
Ise imitated by all tits succevsors,
'rhe visit of King Edward Vit was a
rN'itional Victory
Celebration
TSI Kt', OPENED BY afi.R.II.,
1111; PRINCE OF WALES
EXHIBITION
Aug. =3 TORONTO Sept. 6
1 k;th Grenadier Guards Band
War Mem-trial Paintings
,T.*tinn of the art world.
y.•t ording every phase of
(;:tit titian operations overseas.
WAR TROPHIES
TMI:Intmoth assemblage of
nttlteiter Bunt, aeroplanes and
;11! the instruments of hellish
Ort c-ptured by Canadian
s. 1t 1. 'ra from the Hun.
Canada's Flying Circus
C•t14. Barker and Bishop and
a►th rr world famous aces in
sus, .ndered German planes.
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WHIPPET TANK
CAPTURED U BOAT
Festival of Triumph
' it. Med M►..y e1 d Cora i ..1 le -r•.••..
gv �v ilw reere.al a Fleet
CJI Qr vara ales Cad e---reAery arc.
r✓a��u M M Ger
AIy'e s y Ms Jemmied
4.1 . sae .t est. - s..wa.wr 1e.ew..
l 1111 uet1AlTJlr IIIINf1WR SV ail Mal
Fall Term from Sept. 2nd.
CENTRAL
t�•�ZD /,q
3TRATFORO. ONT..
Western Ontario's Largest and
Best Commercial School
1\ t• have l'omntct Cal Shorthand
and Teleuraphy.lieparlmeut. Hate
e\pPCIienced instruct 01 m. Give
thorough count.* and we exxist grad-
Ilalev to positions. %Vote fur free
eelelagree.
It. A. ilii LACHI.AN, Principal
RAISE RAISITS Nsam�,
iPAYMINTS
end payroll Si.
6se 1. N I you raise fres tour $took.
Muable Mosta re, contrset 10c. cola.
DE1R01f 1000 a FUR SOdETY
P. 0.80X 105 DETROIT. MICH.
N account ofpres-
ent weather con-
ditions the wholesale
companies have been
able to make better
deliveries of Coal and
we are now able to
supply
Chestnut
N account pres-
ent the wholesale
companies have been
able to make better
deliveries of Coal and
we are now to
supply :
Chesttfut
Stove
• Pea and
Egg Coal
Soft and Cannel Coal
in any quantities.
MacEwan Estate
Feb. tst, too
rHt. 1 H 'V4 'IF: W. WAL.J+.
rather (u, , ai situ Ir. largely beeauae
the tnstitniion of royalty in England
wax n0, :IA •Ieuwcuatic In the tniddie
of Ihr 1st+t cerintry as it is 10451.:
King Georg•• and Queen Marv. then I
the mike .ind Dnekeas of York. visit- I
ed ( attain Sonne -•;'ably after the
Weer War. and ;ben tour is still
fresh in the memortce of nur people.
It is perhaps not too '111 bit to say
That Pati. llaq.i are more excited over
the visit of the prtrent Prince of •
W.iI-s than they wen: un either of
1 y• older occasions. 'Our experiences ;
vide by tide with the Motherland In !
the C;r.•ut War have cemented our re-
lationship in blood. Then the Prince
of Wates is hole more than a boy,
and a buy AIWU1 vii,&Aort w eeiboe
and s)ue;lathy than an adult: What
is mores 11e it a magnet/- I:nd inanly
youth. He was aiieneit.ted with the
l'aurdian 1••oree,i in rrencg, anti
every' Tmmney wLu saw anything of
boo "over !lore" speck, with admire
atom of tour future long.
The officials who t..,ve arranged
Ihr Prin••' of Wailer' itinerary in
('.nada have shown a genre unofllc'tal
sympathy with the natural desire of
a young man of iwent)-live to escape
o(•eaalonally from the round of pule
lic functions. The duties,' of receiving
and replying to at'drlitses. opening
buildings and exl•ih'1ionn. t'istting In-
to tot float. attending. Innumerable
len(•heuns and dinners. end exposing
himself to the public, view will he;
pleasantly varied by 6rhing In the
Nipigon, 'hat king of Doul etreaula,
duck shootine near Rrgloa, nrowe
hunting in Northerr Ontario, and
n tal:1 ••Innbing in the Rockies.
Tit* prin.•- will m ed there recrea-
tions to shake off the fatigue of a
Journey of 8,800 miles in seventy
dans. The tour as outlined will take
him into every province except
Prince Edward island—though Pure-
ly Prince Edward cught to see the
Island—and nearly every important
city is the. country.• Be le a good-
natured prince. acid tin doubt be will
perform his dally and nightly maks
with his habitual smile. He had al-
ready served his apprenticeship tis
ceremonial formalities. and is graced,
for the ordeal. 1n his Dept trip from
home, or at leant out of Europe, be
will have a human !Merest In new
•come, and won't! t►e- wantint In
imagination If he wet. not Impressed
by the vastness of a Dominion weer
which he Moue. day will reign. .But
he will be (o• riven if le hnds a relief
In disappear ing from U„• public eye
sere' in S while to on,ny the truly
royal sport of the ','anadiien wilder -
T144111.
New England MM Finally Gets Relief
by Using Silver Bullet to Tiowe-
Heewered Way.
Year description of the many tribe -
Isnot'. of William Morse and family ul'
Newbury In 1781 briers to any clad
Dome singular oc urreuc•e •bout the
year 1780, B. P. Itidley writes to Ito.
tr Venni This is the story told au
await Trief
My grandfather was captain et a
visor Sat went to Grand Rooke
Thq 1 d man 1 jet,
Wes tormented, ao they DTA.
He would lie 1. his berth hours •t e I
time insensible. When be recovered
b. told them the wtteh had tunnel
blue into a hone and rods him arojd
en the Sable inland. HI. arms were
black mei blue where she had kicked
Wm when he attempted te bite bet.
When he was told to pomp • pall of
water from the cask, It would be sett
Sind rach. 'rhe nest one pumped he
another crew would be all right. While
stirring up dough In the galley the
bowl of the Bison would drop mfr stud'
• twit welted ampx ar In the handle. Hue -
was annoyer) so novels that his health
tailed and be was seat to the galley
te do what be could.
it bas been said that yon eo.N sail
shoot a witch with sliver. so my grant' -
father took his sliver sleeve button*
and loaded the gas a.d told the oaa
to shoot the w►teh when sbr appeared
again. Ooe day they heard the re-
port of the gun sod rushed to the cable
to find nut the cause. The Baan lay
Insensible oa the Boor, and there was
a spot of warm blood nn the rir. He
LsD
CAPITOL!. A
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Canafn of a Title.
The eldest son of 1b• reigning
monarch of areal Werth and the
heir apparent to the Imperial throne
is always known sr the Prince of
Wales. I1 ix the ottly cavi in which
Ilre 11110 of ;Watt a• applied to a
member of a royal 'frntily Is a ter-
ritorial one, and the suety of how It
ram• into •egiaten• e• her been lord
many tines. 11 la one of the most
picturesque incidents in Engllah hit -
tory. King Edward 1. one of the
early 1•:renlr' builders. ended the
long eerie.. of wars between the Eng,
link and the Welsh by bringing Wales '
into the union. in the conference, at
which peace was concluded with the
ptople of Wale., King Edward
prounia.d to give them a ptiuee who
could not speak • word of English.
Evidently the pr•Judites of language
lactated then as they do to -day. Any-
way the offer -seeps to have pleased
ash• Welsh, bee' the;: discovered that
the caaay ted king had played them
s trick. it wt. true that the ...Ideal
son of the royal houa•hold could not
speak a word of English, hut when
he was pressroom to the Wel.h chief-
tains, they round that their prinee
was a sew -bore baby, who epok• M ,
wet of any language
♦u opal freshly taken from lbs
mine la an molt that the Weir nal
may be pressed Into IL
r more JteriVe t an Sticky Fly
Catchers. Clean to handk. Sold by
Druggists ani Grocco evgywb.rm
was never troubled after that.
He wax asked the restates at ata b►
lag bumbled, but he did not know. He
said be lived a Cape (hod. •ad eat
day he was traveling •bong the need
and called at • home. Then was se
one In, but • goat was lying so to
h.•rth. There was • pas of Sough -
oats in a pan. He took • few are
pained on He Raid wham she look bis
and rode him •round Sable island die
twitted Min or steauog the muni
mats. That was as Veer as be cell
see about 1t
From about 1800 fee • leag Ute my
rrandf•ther was pilot in Bastes bar-
ber and • man of Intelligence, and
although 1 was small 1 fully bellowed
Dant he believed the story be told
me. He gave me the gun that 11e
witch was shot with. His same and
address of his office Is In Bootee 4 -
rectory of 1806.
SPOILED DIG WEl1DING FEAST
Dieir te-German ampere.. Upset Din-
taer en Which Herr Bailin Had
� Spent Muth Mersey.
Herr Baths visa soled for the eI-
travagaut dinners wbich he gave oa
great 6i'esuena, says the N,dinburgt
Beelatnao. Probably the most magnlfl
cent of e11 was that which he arranged
to g?=l the wed1hnj of tbt kaiser'$
daughter to the muga of ArtirMari:
The floral deccn'atIons alum tset 110i.
500, the dj5uer wettretl out •t 'boll '
VII a plate, end the wines at sheet
$30. But the dinner, from Herr Bal -
lie's poin. 01 'leo. was • failure, for
the kaiser sad kalneriq, wbo were to
have been preiwnt, sent word ID tan
afternoon that they could net come;
and it was in their honor, of roan•.
that Herr tlelllo bad spent his [heel
saads tw the banquet One of Bea
servant.' has said that when Herr Bao
IID rw•rtved the message that the =
peror could mot come. he new Into a.
trentendene rage. He sent for Ids
butler. sad ere the man had reac•bed
Herr Relines study, his master shouted
out to hint' "The emperor cannot Nome
to dinner tonight put the whole show
off!" and that slammed Me door. 'Ile
butler did not know mutely what to
do. To put oft so important guests as
were to he protect war. of Tour.*, •e
Impossibility; but no one in the house
bold dared to appease\ tae ueaster Se
It to suggest this However, at •boat
5 o'iiuck Herr Bailin had sufficiently
recovered his temper to come dont-
stairs ■nd give some necessary direr
Unna •taut the bangnet.
Its ASSAM quality gives it
that rich flavor
AM011at
The Prince of Wales at St. John, N.B.
Fastest Transcontinental Train in the World
for the Business Man in a Hurry
T6kert Obse vaLIon
Car ;r median 14c4c
The he Gep—Erbering'
Caned, on 1;16C c 1�c.k)ald
New that the era o' recocatrurt'on
la here. the bustnetoa matt, who has
bees taxed to the limit bought bonds'
to has capacity and gives until It
hurte la to tw cons:liered again He
1e to be permitted to Set from place
to Ilse. quickly. his freight is to be
bandied promptly and be Ie 1* be
given every aasieunc• to revitalise
lea hualness of Artortea The rail-
ways are the veins and arteries upon
water a he�aalthy hutAnetxs MAY insist
depend, tlferefore normally math of
lir help must come from them.
/Tb• Canadian Pacific. a pnest•ly
true road 1. ran fled of the tanned*
se help One business swan.
Oa June 151 the first - TTY•- i
ceases.. — the new transeent'.entel
elprews of the C. P. R.—pulled out of
the Windsor It Station 1n Montreal
filled to rapacity on Its three thou-
sand mile nein to Va.eogver.
?bis is the tamest traoseenttnental
train is the world making 11e trip
from Montreal to Vaaesuner In left
Haas four day.. to he exact 51 bemire
and 30 minutes and tenet Va.enaver
to Montreal in 52 hours lir mhuntes
the rue beteg .tad. without change
net earn.
A whole anathema day is thus saved
Inv the BusIn•se Ma. -in -a -Hurry
An Iwte.retti.R phial la ttenneettnn'
with this teals it tel feet that more
than half et the mudeagera ere gem -i
• orally rrc7eter•d from New Work,
Pbllad.lpbia. Hootem and other
Amertean cites, • eoaaiderahl• twin -
bee being booked for ]Banff, lake
Lotdtie sad pot0t. west.
Oa• thin►w of • teemseentinentsl
train as • sing,. unit. brit m reality
it 1s mark up of a number of errue-
piato units. A daily service, the
trip being file days, requires four
tralne runnier tech way slmull.n•-
nualy. The equipment of the new
de lax• Dais has an estimated 'aloe
of 55 000 tial, mese for the dealt rues
eststloand and wwathnund, 55 sleep.
1115 care. F romp•rtm/nf care, 15
dieters and 15 leoeatetiv•a,
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x This will be an important meeting in the interest
of Huron County and the Province.
Watch for particulars next week.
G. L. PARSONS.
President.
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EDROSE
y1 TEA'is good tei
sOid only in sealed packages
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Goderich Board of Trade
The Executive Council met on Monday evening,
and directed that the auditors' report and financial state-
ment be printed and sent to members of the Board of
Trade. It also appointed a delegation to attend the
Ontario Hydro Power Uniform Rate Association's
convention at London on the 22nd and 23rd.
G. E. COLBORNE,
Secretary.
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School Shoes
Good news to the growing girls. We have a large
range of lines for growing girls. Boots with medium
and low heels and qualities that are second to none for
the prices we ask for them.
Solid good quality Boots is what the boys need
for school. We have them in several different lines.
Our stock of Boots is steadily growing. Our "Made
to Order Goods" that were bought early in the season
Ire now coming along and we can certainly quote you
interesting prices on these goods, as the present shoe
market is much higher.
We are ready with our Rubbers for the damp wet
days that will soon be here. Every pair in stock is new
goods.
Call and see our goods before buying.
A good assortment of Travelling Goods on hand
at all times.
We need not ask tl nese who have had repairing done here nor et
forget nor Repair Ih•ps,tucut. hitt those who are not laving Mr. Hall
repair their boots are vii-.iug the lett of repair work. A trial will
__ convince you.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
We are pleased to be able to -inform the public that we
are now in a position to supply any quantity of hard coal
in all sizes. Also any quantity of soft coal for domestic use.
We wish to extend thanks to our customers, who have
been very patient during the stress of the coal shortage, and
now that it has been relieved we will give our old-time
service and prompt delivery.
The Saults Coal Co
Phone! No. 73
B. J. Saults' residence W. W. Sanits' residence •
No. 273
ii No. 202I1.•'•e'4.
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CANAD`I ANT PACIFIC
A NEW TRAIN
THE TRANS -CANADA
ALL SLEEPING CARS
DAILY
BETWEENITORONTO and VANCOUVER
Leave Tnrontn 7.15 p.m.
Arrive Winnipeg 9.0S p.m. 2n1 day
•• Calgary 9.110 p.m. gni day
" Rami 12 t1) p.m.:led day
" Vanoonvpr HUM ani 4th thy
Pleat -elan. Sleeping Car Pa.eeog.ra (Sly i
Full particulars from any agent. JOS., K11)1)
(' 1'. Agent, tlmiirinn.
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