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odeeaser. It is used for .lemming up
die oldest sad hoods{ dirt. grow. oto.
-.earls{ Lye is fes fa =skied sinks.
drains sad de..0 sweet end el.se-
C••dwf 4n Kills rem. caiss, rma.bae
mid lamest peep.
cr.rfere Lys wM M the tarda,{
eyrie& el.ssir4 you've N -
Comfier Apr is deed for =skied owl.
leo pawi•red.perfA•d sed 161% pare.
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The Trouble Man
It's a comfort to know there's
a man on whom you may call
to your troubles -the Plumber.
We know our business and
are here to terve you.
RED. HUNT
-THE PLVMBLR"
w.n.10 w a••»{ ewe.." UM
t'lumbing Heat'
vs.t.n.ughing ,Metal
RAILWAY
SYSTEM
eDsuble Track Rosie
MI -taken Ideality.
•'1'vc Int4Itubt uls.ut this ens•." saki
th.r 111wyer'. clerk to his chief.
•1 tn• )..'.k at that f,.11ow• over there
.1.nvtIIres we that he Is guilty.-'
'.Hush '.- .101 'the lawyer, nervonisly.
"{'hut's the rouue.el for the defelee."
PIL
De not outfit
her dui wltlt
nae II
�Y1g Pilo..
.ursloal ops►
soon required.
Dr. Cba.do Ointment will relieve you at OOP
and •• certainly cureou. tae.Ca•, LI=IL.l.
sox; W
• 1M a
/am hoz free if you montlon tide
passe amu 966 (Ramp to par ('.••
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McEwen',
SPECIALS
Boys' Caps, geld( supply to
hand
Boys'. Overalls, 5.'1ic to $1.25
Boys' Jerseys, white. navy
and red
Boys' Braces, 15c up
A few peices of curtain
material, to cleat from
2.5c a yard up
A nice line of Bath Towels
at right prizes
We stock the Crompton
Corsets, all sizes a n d
different styles
Lime Juice, Grape Juice.
Rasp. Vinegar. Lenton
-- and Orangeade it bottlee_�
'also -Lemonade and
Orangeade Powder. Just
right for drinks in the
hot weather
Try some of our Aroma
Brand Tea. With ten lbs.
you get a Teapot FREE
Mint Tea in stock.Vou will
find a sl'oon in each
package
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J. McEwen
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MONT*CAL • ~.' `
TORONTO
DETROiT
and
CHICAGO
L'nencelled dining car service
eeping cars on night trains, and
care on plinciptl day tralna.
11 intormatibn from any. Grand
k Ticket Agent. or t' E. Horn -
District Paxsenger Agent, To -
. Lander. Station Agent, phone 2)
V. P. LAWRENCE & SONS
Ageata Phone 8
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License No. 8-784s
CA NAIMMT PACIFIC'
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A NEW TRAIN
THE':ITRANS•CAN A DA
ALL SLEEPING CA.ktS
D ILY
BETWEENITOR TO aid VANCOUVER
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Leave To to 7.16 p.nl.
Arrive Winnipeg. 9.06 p.m. 2nd day
" Calgary 9.30 p.m. mrd day
" Banff 1240 p.m. 3M day
" Vanconver10.00 a.m 4th d•ty
Plret�olaen Sleeping4Car Pae.engers only
.Full partionlar•lfrom any agent. JOB. DD
KIDgent, GodArlch.
G. Q L £XAMLNAT1ON REPORTS
FOR SEPTEMBER AND
OCTOBER.
In order to secure earnest work trove
the beginning of the terut and to enable
the teachers and {anent.' early In the
echoo1 year to know what .'11141,•16{.' are
not getting t►M Ilestery of tlwir stlb-
)et•t.', we have c,duct%el a full round
of exumllatioua during September and
October. Tlw resllts below give par-
ent,' the Information, nod their very
hearty co -opera tiou ho urvi6IIy
s (kited.
F01t11 I. A.
Average 35.rt per mitt.
Henn
M. McKay ...00.7 .
Pass
1.. Webster I.7i.ti ..
C. Huy.' 71.4 '
1.. Cooke 617.2
H. Fowler 416.6
11. Johnston 65.5
1. Ryan r 64.4
1.. Wallis tri.5
A. Panzer KC3.7
G. Strickland 1L9.7
J. Lynn 60.2
J. Fellows 60.1
Below Paw
1. Brownlee V4•11
W. 1l111.1erw►u(
1. like 37.0
375
i7 4
it 1.a,g
11. An*tIIi
V. Frltzley 7.3
W. (taker '15.4
C. O'Neill. 3.5.1
W. Beek 54.4
V. Alien 54.1
1'. MtDonagal St
Below :.0 per rent. ranked : G.
Vhkwn. M. Campbell, F'. Galktw, 1i. Mc-
lean, H. McKay.
FORM I. B.
Average 111 per eent-
Honas
Edith Itrinllart t:(►.6
Else Reinhart . -• 711
TL. R.. Herr 77.2
1t. Hunter 75 3
J P"'
A. •$owerl.y 71.6
J. Keever,. , 70.11
H. Hnwrle 1661.7
T. Anderson 117.7
M. Iteycraft ▪ - 66.9
E. MrFerlanr 66.7
A. Stafford . -..., ote.7
O• hinnies .1 65.5
L. Fisher {Lia
M. Graham 64.5
.1. Sic iA811 64
H. !tell tr2 3
It. Mlu•kleteon 62.2
E. Dougherty 4r2.1
Below Pass
T. ('utt - •ei:'
H. Dalton - 59.4
1t. McMnmi.' 57.4
C. 1.ymburlu•r 16 7
E. 1)ak ►i
1'. Duckworth :9.7
A. Foville iCA
M. Me\Vhltuwy 51.2
B. Andrews •.-iii
Below 50 per cent. ranked : If. Me,
Kay. H. EIwsrds, A. Buchanan, M.
Lrekle, W. Gravelle, 11. Matheson.
sf-_.s. - FORM 111._.•._ . - _
Average ILS per cent
Heelers
Mary Howell
Maude Howell
W. ('le rk
GOES HONEY
RATh?
stoney spent en mad (chat pre:{
aratlons often does! In thls au) •
You buy a preparation, use per-
haps a third of it, and put the re-
mainder on the shelf. When next
you need it -unfit for use! Two.
thirds of the money value of your
expenditure has " evaporated."
Just there is where Zam-Bua 1s
so different --so superior' Zam-RI1k
1. not only 100 per cent. medicine.
but, owing to Its freedom from
"ail Mal fat, 11 never becomes
rancid, but will keep Indefisttely.
ltuy a boa today. use what you
require, put the remainder away,
and when you have occasion to use
It again, you will find its healing,
soothing and germ -destroying pow•
ere fast aa effective se the day you
/ought Ow host
Zam-Bok stags bleeding, sods pain,
draws out soreness and prevents
blood-poieoning in cute, burse and
arlds. Without equal as a remelt!
for eczema. sores, piles, ulcers an
blood -poisoning. 60c. box.
1.. Macklin 57.66
M. 4:arrow t 57<3
It.•low 50 twr cent., ranked : L 11.•-
%i rid,, 41. McLeod, E. Heavers. �\
FORM IV
Part',1. mitt 61.
iiAlst'a
M. 7: M•eewan
J. Johnston
79
77
Pus
A. Hetherington , 73 4
1,. McKenzie ... - 72
G. Sparr 71.6
H. (:wham 71
J. Reycrsft .14
1.. Anderson 67
1). l.althw•alte 641.4
E. Whitely tt.
M. Lymburner 114:4
J. Young 64
G. Hnwra .4
J. Cooke 63.6
R. Hamilton 63.3
Below 64 per cent.
/4. Phepper.l rot
.1. Walleye :et
11. Cooper 54
H. Murray 52
Below 'IO per cent. ranked : L.
Nicholson. M. Baker. H. l'oIIInstn.
The standing of I). Wooll.ombe and
i). Mar'hall ho not given beisin1ie of un-
avoidable aliment* from several_.trill-
Iretlons. '
FORM -IIi. It.
Average 614.4 per cent.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES I!
A large portrait of the popular heir to the throne
for all SignAa readers
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal have se -
*cured the exclusive rights for all Canada for a real good
photo, 16 x 22 inches, of the Prince of Wales. It is by
VanDyke, the celebrated London,_England, photo-
grapher, taken on the eve of the. Prince's departure
for Canada. ---
Tile Signal has made arrangements with 'The Family herald
and Weekly Star whereby we are permitted toinclude
the Prince's photo in a clubbing offer.
e now make the following offer, good only until December
310, 1919 : The Family Herald and Weekly Star Ake
year, coat 111.26. The Signil one year, -$1.50.
offer both papers for one year each, and a copy of the
Prince of Wales' portrait, size 16x21 inehesrell for $21S.
order to be sent to this Office.
THE SIGNAL, f}ODERW(`It<
WINO -This offer 1. good only until December 31st,
19, when it is announced the price of The Fancily
rad will be 91.50 a year.
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Honer*
M. lteycraft 16.46
I). ('noper 76.6
E. Snell 77.5
A. Nairn 76.3
Par
00:4
Hume -8.7)2
Pam
° .;4 Wall/tee
l'urt 1. toulyl
Pass
L-'711. K Wilson 7011
Below W per rent.
t Yurslell 63.6
J. Baker - 106
JIeluw 50 per went. : H. ('lutton.
Part 11. ( only
Honors
E. E. Goldthorpe 51.7
Puss
ffL )I.,l.nmh tel.7
C. D. Tap. 463.5
T.'S. Washington 51.41
CUM5IF:RCIAL Pt)RM
MR
Aterage 5)4.5 per cent.
.. Pass
E. Iliti mlug' 73
M. Ili -Nevin e6.5
E. Good 65.71
W. !thick tri: i
Br Davidson CIA
eksl ak__ . c.1, ... _+: a'4111.7
1EL-Wootkondie -11.7 ,
DEPENDS ON LOAN
{heady IOBplloyesewl and Pro.grerlly
Heeds on t'letowy tinea.
Canada'. tenure prosperity depends
is a great stalest upon the ,.ewes of
the Victory Loan. No coltatry ca■
exist upon trade within Its own boun-
daries. Canada counts on the trade
with Great Britain and other allied
countries to keep the flood of good
times in the country.
The .arplus products of the farm
and the factory and their way across
the seas. The revenue of the farmer
and the manufacturer Is dependent
on this trade relationship being sus-
tained. The employment of ®gay
hands depends on the orders that
come to the arm. The pay 'evelepe
only comes with steady employ=eat.
Great Britain and overseas coua-
triae are still desirous of a atisulag
trade relatloss, but. overwhelmed
with war expenses. they mast be
given credits for the time being. The
farmer and the maaufeeterer must
be paid tor their produete add manu-
factured •rtkles in cash. Therefore.
Canada must finance the preposltieta
to keep the Ude of eo=eerre coatis(
this way. But is order to have Om
money on bsad'to do Milt great thing.
Canada must bort'aki trees her people.
The Vktory Leah offers bonds le
eubecribers paying 6'4 per cent. la-
serest.
66serest. The guarantee babied 1)8
bonds makes them an absolutely eats
i.vestlnent. Victory Bonds me-
cepted as collateral at any beak,
can easily be Dirtied into mein y_
a profit. It is then to the 1•teetile
every Caaadiaa to subaerlbe for
the Victory Bonds bas ea., 1.r it
<t1 profitable, it is patrletie, and It in
necessary for the coetinued prem -
ger 1$\.I the country.
Below 110 per cert
M. Webb )4.5
It. $nezel 56.2
M. Hussey 57.4
('. Irwin 34.6
H. Tuffonl 54 6
T. Slnnninge 5;1•►t
M. Smith 53.6
M. Turrell 61.7
F. We,.dolt 60.6
Below :.n per cent., ranked : ('-
Tarter, 4): c'raigle, M. Stokes, M. Ryan.
f'romntion h. higtwr forms le to tie
lased on the results. of the r'mahilng
exams atlous of the s•houl year. it
will tw 1oovewry for a godly tnlntb'r
im .wrh forst to apply 1twn„rlvemore
r;triw'tly than they have iknw o ter
It would help very greatly It parents
of the etudl•Its who are )slow pane
standing would 6.' kin,1 enough to eon-
fer with ttw principal or any of tM'
staff. Each student Ie given a full re-
port of his or her etarnlh,g for the par-
_
cnM' rzamhtatlon. -_
J. 1'. HI'11E. i'rhtcipal.
1
McKenzie 710
r. Mc4'erty n 5
(l. Mnrrsy 72.3
M. Dalton 6661.6
I.L. l'entle nd 1661.6
),Y. Ralthhy 6661.2
S. Holmes 1114
F. Dougherty 67.3
I. Treble 116.5
E. Driver 629
F. Durnin
M..1. iee 41
J. Hunter
H. Porter
MOW M per lett
M. Dougherty
G. Ginn
O. Allen
H. (hilt
ir. Me('reeth
H. Howard
.1. (harrow
J. Kidd
Y. Bradford
,..M.1
a0
30.14
1014
59.2
57.1
. '16
55.3
33.2
54.2
53.5
FARM III. A.
Average 111.5 per cent.
Homers
R. Kilpatrick 52.2
G. Hamilton 52.1
1. Johnston 714.6
E. Weehingtewz-n....YrryIrv, 74.0
�t Pass
T. I]11thwnite '74.9
A. Phepp'rd 74.3
N. Ginn . 7R.5
E.. i'rklhem 71.3
1.. Walker 5 70.7
1.. i owerhy 70.2
W. Weir • 66.6
A. Baxter 417.7
P. Bomber MA
E. Jlowerby 06,3
K. McNeyln 65.1
u. Tlgert CIA
R. Meow 62.7
It Young 62.7
1. Belittles 62.2
C. Hays 61.0
h. U.wrry 110.7
Ilsiew M par end. •
H. Conte 501.2
C. Nairn 55.2
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HURTS USE
SA[TSFORKNEYS
Int kw mist if Maw w like knee
es iladier lathers -
Well fobs forest that *. IdaseT4
like the bowels, get .6u111sh sad a
sad sed a auskiag eeessi•nally, else we
bow Massie and dull mist in the
kWq mei% ewere headaches, rhe. -
malls *So f l torpid liver, God stom.ehr
,Yylnwupalliall eerie et jlleddeff di,
teem -
Ten simply omit keep yamkidtrye
*dive and ears, sad the moon.{ yea
Oast se ache r pain in the kidney
rgisn'get skeet four ounce. of Jed
Balfe Iron any geed drug eters here,
tike alehisepoeeftd is ael water
before breakfast for a few days Gni
year ktdseys will nes net fin. Tbie
karma smite is mage tress the acid et
grapes and knees joie., esebised with
fitlti•, and i. Mr=kss t. dumb .teetd
kidney..04 .Umulata them M manna
activity. 1t a1.o ■eetrallaee the. acids
le the arise .o it is Mager irritate.,
they s.diag bladder disorders.
Jed Bate is harmless; isispensives
makes • delightful derv...eat litLla•
water drisk whisk everybody shed/ tai*
row and this M keep their kidney* eine,
tbua .v511)64 serious esuglikatisea
A well -knows- heel desegist be
•.11s tete et Jed 8G1M N Mks orbs
irresessiing kktaIq f%slrlb fit
WINTER COMFORT
Make yourself comfortable for winter by buying
yourself an outfit of good worm Underwear. Don't put
it off until the winter is half over.
We have all the best makes.
DO IT NOW.
STANFIELD'S FOR STRENGTH AND DURABILITY
Also Turnbull's, Penman's, and other makes, in various
qualities and all sizes.
EVERYTHINGIN MEN'S WEAR
(except boots And shoes)
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -heady Tailors and Gents' F
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13tating It Witlir0 1�'T.
Magistrate: "ni" And yes
to easy that elle pa Pill' oast tllg!
wools'/"
Winrss : - "Th.-ir a
Wit were rite*
el rather high. teat orris used
were eatres.ely low."
Mptanking of
"Why do you ionto ' r aerrier sn•h
a hard proposition'
"Became. it to es grit to prod
sand to go ll.rvu the .-rrrumey, al 1
rock., to euppurt-a wife."
OU" WEEKLY
ALENDAR
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Our stock of fresh,
new Fruits for Christ-
mas Baking has just
arrived.
Seedless Raisins, Bleached 5a1-
tanas, Currants, Dates, Peels,
Shelled Walnuts and Almonds
-hit iia weeks till Christmas
'My tiger M •pis'.
110 reedy/ ort) of grub."
-Thirty emits' wtletbr
"1}•h. Put it 4110
BILIOUS headache 1
meow an expected enjoy.
meet.
When the condition of tbe
liver is neglected, biliousness
seems to become chronic and
recurs every two or three
weeks, with severe sick head-
Whig-
Why
ead-
Why wet rel rlgM .mor two
tremble .a* eel 1t by mime Dr.
(1G.s'. k klismy-14vor Pens to metre
ties limaltb and .SFvriy K tM Myer.
O•BeI/Mttes. Wtgs&is*. b.* -
ambo. hsadaale. bl)Mu•111oss mid DIM
B oy Nrwagossemb e..B ate pone
with the tsso or ttsm sett-kse wa
sss.Mlno.
eBs pb • dens, it da a ben. no .flava
• 6e=.B.wk bare & Ct.. led.. v«Mm.
Di: Cas=s
'l1liF6.*U 1 lit i. Iro
1 Jud ate
Most So More
Dividing the .ple of Canada Into
three classes the comparatively
poor, the m • rately wealthy, and
the eery w . thy - it would seem
that It con ibutlons to the Vietory
Loans co . Itute service to the na-
tion. the oderately wealthy class is
hardily d g its Shan. Of the mosey
sub1 ' d to the Victory Loan 19111,
two h dred and seventy-one million
dolls were In bonds of 45,060
and nder, ninety-four millions in
boasts of between 15,060 and 426,-
00,�, and three bemired and one mil -
1 n. in bonds of 126,000 and over.
Be true to yourself. Buy Victory
Bonds.
We have fresh Perk Sausage
I Sry Tuesday and Saturday.
Robertson & Mair
'Phone 164
Car. Hamilton St. and Square
Lute p ene..11btrifiatw
-1s e•uli.
ye he hound
Pessimists grt' maple w -
looking One thorns to .►t *IL
aronad
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RUBBER
NOW is the time to get
prepared for the wet.
stormy weather. 8e_
you procure the Ru r
Footwear that will give the
best ,satisfaction.
Life -Buoy Rubbers
have built a reputation for
a quality ,that leads them
all in givin ,the most wear
up-to-date styles and Lum-
berman's Robbers that
are second to norre. These
(loads are now in" -stock at
• acVicar's Shoe \Store at
the lowest possible prices.
- REPAIRING -
Geo. MacVVcar
North side Square, Goderich
Yonlr end Charles Ste., Toronto
Enjoys an excellent reputation for
high-grade business training an.) f.)e
placing graduates in good positions.
Enter any time. Write for catalogue;
tV 1.ELLIOTTaPruk.pal'.
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New Grocery and Feed Store`,•
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Hamilton Street
Yoe did it before. Yon can do it
tlipla. Buy Victory Bonds.
Canada pledged her last man and
her last dollar. Redeem that pledge
in Victory Bonds.
Ll the fighting were still raging,
you wouldn't hesitate to buy Victory
Bonds.
To make the Victory i.oan a sue -
WAN Is a national obligation. It may
be that you are the deciding factor.
It you are concerned about t)e
future welfare of Canada, buy a VIt-
tory Bond and make it a sure thing.
Don't forget the future of your
eblldren. lay • good foundation
with • Victory Bond.
Would you lend • soldier 164 it
you know It would save his Ill.' Buy
Victory Donde and keep the military
hospitals op.
If yeti appreciate a good invest -
meet yes will boy a Vietery Wood.
Yea deeely* es no. het yore mdit
when ma
yen say yes .l afford a Vt*-
a 7 Seas'
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MINIM
1 have opened up ou Hamilton Street with a
stock of -
GENERAL - GROCERIES,
FLOUR and FEED
- and solicit a fair share of the public patronage.
1
est
GASOLINE
of gee; supplied from an up-to-date Bowswt
Tank.
They tell us our Chicken
Feed is the best sold
in totem
a
tr
(live ns your order by
telephone, No. 266, and
we windo the rest
J.J. MOSER
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