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Thursday, July 16th, 1914,
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25 per cent Off all Dresses
'We put on sale Saturday a'1 our ' Pretty Cool
Dresses including the season's smartest styles, made
of patine, Embroidery, Mull and Voiles. Now is your
time to buy a pretty dress at a big discount.
Fancy Parasols s 25 p.c. Off,
Saturday we make an offering of surpassing interest
in Fancy -Parasols. Important
because unmatched in variety
and style, your choice of any
J'arasol 25 per cent off.
Millinery 1.98
As our milliners have left for
•their holidays, we are anxious
to clear out the balance of our
trimmed hats, so put on sale
Saturday, fifteen hats, regular
price 5.50 for 1.93
.Aprons 49c.
We put on sale Saturday 10
dozen Kitchen Aprons, splen-
did quality of percale and
gingham, and shaped to ftt the
figure. Don't judge these be.
fore seeing them, all colors, all -_
Sizes, one price 49c
West Huron Jr. H, S.
Entrance Examinations
The Reasonable
Care of Your
Watch !
The following High School Entrance
candidates were passed by the En !
trance hoard of Examiners and approv
ed by; the minister of Education. A
report of the marks *obtained in each
subject has`been sent to each success
full candidate The certificate of the
sueceesful candidates will be sent to,
the teacher or to the secretary of the
`School' Board early in August,
The standing„required to pass is 40 -
per cent on each:subject and a total of
`390 marks and for honors 487 marks.
The highest -marks obtaitred ineach
subjects as follower -
Reading -Rea Currie, 47
Writing -Hazel Phelan 46
' Spelling -Muriel Spain Agnes Mc
Donald (Bayfield) Samuel Gibson
'Leonard Buk 50
Litlerature-Jean Griffin 97
Arithmetic-Wilmei McManus Mur
lel Hogarth Milton Hev ock .1.00
Grammar -Elgin Schatz 91
•, 'Geography -Violet Stewart 82
Composition -Emma• Wallace 80
Total -Alex Hume 580
Central. School, Goderi;h
Charles Brown 447 Milton Bradwin
437 Harry Buchanan 420 Olive Clark
489 Robert Clark 467 Jean Griffin 5,'53
Alfred Babel 406 Marjorie Jones Ag
nes McDonald 437 Warren McOluskey
429 Melville McNevin 495 Gladys Mc
Kay 426 Elcla Stoddart 480 Anna Stew
art 410 Harry Sanderson 455 Albeit
Smale 443 Loretta Stewart 417 Reggie
Telford 429 Mary Vanstone 486
Victoria School ' Goderich
George Baechler 488 Grace Curry 365
Davis61
•0 9 Bernice Davis Bertha Down 4
Pearl Fraser 402 Mabel Halliday 441
Harry Howard 405 Claire Hays 432
Alex Hume 590 James Hunter. 44))
Myrtle Johnston 500 Victor Kerslake
553 Iladnah Leonard,409 Greeta Mart
in - Edith Murney 431: Bruce Noble
393 David Ross 427 Ethel Stokes 480
Nora Stathan 493 Ismay Thompson 450
Jessie Wilson 435 Emma : Wallace 554
Aazel Wallace 438
•Separate School, Goderich
Hilda Austin 463, Gladys Jeffrey 392
Margaret Kelly 4t8, Joseph Moss 390,
Hazel Phelan 4e4, Muriel Spain 530,
Blphonse Thoroval 437. Helen Webb
423.
Winnipeg :Paper Reports
The Crop Outlook Good
tONDITiONS IN MANITOBA -RAIN NEEDED MANY POINTS -MORE
ENCOURAGING SITUATION THAN AT THIS TIME LAST YEAR.
Winnipeg July 7, -The Free Press
in alfortn4(ghtly crop report says I
135 correspondents in the Prairie
Provinces queried as to the neves
city for rain an(swc•red as follows
47 points plenty of rain 29 suffic
:lent rain 37 rain 'needed, 2.2 rain
badly needed. As to damage froth
droutlr 21 points reported slight
.and wheat on spring ploughing are
4 very Serious damage.
A cumber of points ,sta'te• that
`while do definite damrage has occur,
:red the absence of rain has lessen
sad the probable yield. Late oats
and wheat oinsprin,g ploughing,ea
ported Buffering most.
!adult half thepfsints ireported
Arena t 5Uro'50 per eenta oravne•a.t
)headed .rout :a Ealy reported 75 , .per
,cent in head and the balance from
'41.5 to 25 point head, A!few poll -Ike
,only report coslditions aaactually
poor and the great majority report
the crop' ' a1'weelatolten ldaye1n ad
vance of•aaet year. Expressions
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r'o�"od fair. excellentcoulld not be
t,, ,e,Eter occur frquently,
'Mae report is. highly ,saisfactory
conlsidealing the' weather which the
, crop :bee passed through and bears
,oust the Statement made in ,earlier
xeports ;thatltepe)akrng of:the,Count
ry hs hr:wholefl',1014iiern5s haft an ab-
celp`,ionall'oq j start' 'was well,
stooled ad•.etr i3g .root ,and was
aaa,ble .to and adversity.
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The 22 points reporting rain badly
needed will avndoubtedly suffer a
considerable reduction in yield,but
the general outlook is still for a
crop ,Gully upto if not over the
average. Very few points report
verY slightly hail damage. No dam
age from fly reported but a (few
points report minor damages from
cut 'worms and gbphers, The fact
that the past few days, of intense
heat have not brought hail is
most satisfactory.
The rgen401 Fon diti on is anuciv
more encouraging than at cor•re-
e.spondinE. date last year.
New $2 Dominion Note
Ottawa July 9-A new two -dollar
note is being', issued by the Doman
ion Government. It bears the like
ncieses of Their Royal Highness the
Duke and Duchess of Connaught.
Canadians will have ,circulated a-
mong them most agreeable 'souven
irs of their first prince end princes.
It is decidedly an ore attractive than
the old broivsr King, Edward note:
Itis far whiteir and,;clean(er ;look-
in)g1, The 'hack bf thei .note has'a'
centre Ipiece:withthe) K""anl dian
Coat of Arms .,surrounded' by arms
of, each of the mine pro'v'incesi'.
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LONDON, eTIN1ADA
Ontario's Popular Exhibition
September lith to IQth. 1914
INCREASED PRIZE LIST
Magnificent Programme of Attractions, Two Speed Events Daily
New Fireworks every night,
CORE AND SEE
The Dcininion Experimental Perm. Exhibit and
The Canadian Royal Dragoons
The Con. T. Kennedy Shows wil) fill the Midway,
Music by the Best available Bands
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in tclnber lith
a hates Cornu➢ienc-Sc rg A
Reduced Railway p•
Special Excursion Days, Sept, 15th, 16th, 17th.
l Tile`et9 good till Sept. 21st.
ALL INFORMATION
BROJl TH.�E
SECRETARY
W. J. !MID, president A,111. HUNT, Secretary
Public School, Exeter
Grace Carling 465; Gordon Davis 390
Gladys Harvey 477. Jack Hurdon. 365
George Ortweio 368, Earl Powell 452,
Marguerite Pickard 490 Charlotte Rice
429, Margaret Sharp 476 Millie Walker
478. Lillie Walker 460, Gordon Wells
394.
Heneall
Marie Miller 4.16, Alex Mcalurtie 360
Ernest Shaddick 393, lhos, 0, Smith
423.
Will result in your watch's good,
pro onging its days of usefulness
What is reasonable care?
An occasional visit to a jeweler
who "knows how."
An occasional visit means at least
a yearly visit.'
To put it off longer is to put it 025
too, long,.
If you are pot. wedded for all time
to some one expert, we would like
to put some of our good work on
that watch. 01 yours,
Your watch deserves the hest
treatment it, can, get, and it is just
that which we offer.
and honours 825
The highest per tentage received
in each subject are as follows ;-
Oral Reading -William Fitzgerald
90 per cent.
Writing -Bernice Drennan 84 per
calm( ;
English Literature -Jessie Stoth
ers 15 per cent.
Bngish Composition -Jessie Stoth
ers 85 per cent, .
English Grammar -Ethel Brown
83 pea' cent, •
Spellicent'.t7.- Jessie 5trothers ;, 98
per
ceHntis;tory-Liella (Finlayson 86 Per
Geography -Jessie Stothers 74
per cent,
Arithm tic-Winnifred Cudmore
87 percent
Algebra and Geometry -Ethel
Brown 92 per cent.
Art --Alva Ingram 76 ;per' cent,
i'Eookkeeiipinlg-iWis1nifred Cud-
more 87, per, cent,
Art, rt, \Boo'kkeepinig and
Geometry were the weak subjects
for several of the candidates.
Dwogapilron, School',
Hazel L. Augustine 692 Wm; Fitz
gerald 710 Mihai Brown 805 Jessie
Stothers. .
Remelt School
1Winniitre3 Cudan.ore 787 Alva
Irigraml 704.
Aslrfield) To wrnship
S.S. No. 3-BessieMcKenzie 745
S.S. No. 3-Leilla Finloyslan 829
West .Wawanosh;
S.S. No43-Lottie LA. Johnston 711
S.S. No. 14 -Margaret Laidlaw 678
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Jeweler and Optician
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
Dashwood
Leonard Birk '468, Nettie Broken
shire 484, Writer Fassold 461, Ada Fite
sold 410, Karl Graupner 461, Harry
Guenther 4-49, hlyrta Hoffman 474. Ida
Routledge 473, Kenneth Routledge 5I0
Ernest Stire 454, Elgin Schatz 543,
Crediton.
Russel Clark 329, Louis Guenther 302
Addie Geiser' 408. Laurette Holtzman
414, Victor Kestle 430, Arthur Sam
brook 398, Oren Winer 393.
Zurich.
yerda Fuss 392, Milton Heyrock 485,
William Seibert 390, Genvieve Zettel
314,
Dungannon.
Rdby Allen 400. Iva Carr 430, Mel
villa Culbert 390.. Delos Disher 300,
Lillie Errington 428.
Bayfield
Sidney Castlp 438, Irene Currie 427,
Agnes MacDonald 485.,
St. Helens.
Della Cranston 449, Ewart Mac
Pherson 319, Mary McQuillin 397,
Wilfred McQuillin 457, Gladys Webb
400, Verna Woods 392,
Saltford.
Cecil Baxter 404, Lloyd Currell 441,
Elsie Jones 459. Wilmer McManus 489,
Harry Symonds 401, Arundel Laieb
422
Nile.
David McDiarmid 421. Howard Mc
Nee'
-Lc rne Pentland 468, Marion Ry
an 428. Adeline Smith 406, , Muriel
Smith. 165.
The following students 'of West
Huron public schools passed the
Si. H, t5, Dntranee ''or Sr. P. S.
Graduation examination.
Dashwood alp. S. -Ora B. Hoffman
Pearl E, Tiem,,an• Addison V. Tie -
man. i ,
Dungan!' ore 'e S. -Rae J. Stothers
5•sricn P S -Erna B Fritz Elva
M. Heyrock Anna I. MaeDonald, II.
E.R. Zeller (Lower School).
Bayfield P.S.-Dorothy i,Pow lie
Annlie L. King, Dollie'Saloss Sallie
J, Woods (Lower School).
Exeter P.S.-Gordon Morley,
Ashfield Township
No. 3 -Belle McKenzie ,419
Not 4-Boderick MacDonald 191,
Margaret "'McLennan 456
No. 5. -James Gibson 192, Samuel„
Gibson 437, William Helm, 434, John
Webster 435
•Nov 6 -Harvey Maize,, 391.
No i7 -Graham ,1VICNay 480,
•N�o). 94`,t8er31,. J"ph4itten, r.459
-"No. 10 -Fred Johnatosi• 390 Thee.
Little sale. ,a,;,,,, . . ., e a ,,._
'Ethel Graham 449, Ma& Menary 403
No. 11 -Mildred Dougherty 393..
Not 13 Wesley Agar, ,iljl,'' Irwin
Gorde 447, Lorne I�LacDanald,• 39'{
I' No. 6 -Violet Kilf,alrrelr i 5,11day
Mena I 390, Irenle, :1S 03441 4 463.
No. ;11.7 -Vera M, J nation 50
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Charlotte Simpson 451
'(dolborne Townbh'ip.
Not :1 -Louisa Snell, 408 .,
,..No. 0 -Verna Hamilton 412, Real-
to Levy. 425, Roes, McPhee 420
No. 4-Elifred 'A. Moore 397
Noj, 8-1Jaane5, Feagan 396, Olive
Fowler 402, Ralph Million 421.•
No. 9-Ammye Barker 393, Hamil-
ton Clutton 404, Edward Williams
42li
oderich Township.
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No. 1 -Stewart Aldous 391, Thel-
ma Laithwaite 420',
, Not- 5 -Alex Andersosr, 491,
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No -'lAngela Brophy 495, Mary North HuronLeddy 455.
No. 5 -Hazel Finnigan 398, John
Cr ahystorn 4456,.
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No. 12 -Viola Jamieson. 451 Following are the Official returns of
the Provincial Election on June 29th
Nq. 14 --Leola Naylor 415. in North Enron. -
No. 15 -Irene Jefferson 405 A nderson
No 17-Gradys Riiers 446, Stanley Ashfield
,Rivers 431, Marie Sproul, 437.
East Wawanosh Township
No. 7 -Irene Boyle A31, Eva Boyle
392, Stellla James 470, Annle Rob-
ilrisoln 399
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Nq, 8 -May Bone, 414,
No. 11 -Rea Currie 487.
Stanley T'own•ship.
Sep. S. S. No. 1 -Verna M. Rau
392
Nq. 3 -Ruby Taylor 40'
No. 4-(North)Hazel Sparks 435
Bessie T'oug'h. 528.
No. 4 '(South)-Winnifreu hEtue,
390,
No 6 -Lorne Epps 416, Fred Mc-
Clymont 400.
Nor, 7 -Agnes Love 397.
Nc( 10-Emm't Higgins ,aged 10
years 300, Lawrence Reid 392.
No. 13 -Roy M. Keys 419.
Nol. 14 -Wm. C. Johnston 985,
Louisa McClymont 444, (Lawrence
Wasma(nln 401.
U. S: S. No. ;1 -Edward Laporte
400.
c IFtay! Township.
NO. 2-Gretta Case ;450, Hazel
Laing 407, i3ern(iece Tuckey 393
No. 3 -James McAllister 393,Luey
Redmond 40.1, Olive Redmond 402
No. 6,-Thaela Smith 412.
No. 8 -Lillian Broderick 408, Chris
tina Becker 420, Cllara Kuntz 404,
Ottis Treumner 440, Clara (Weigand
392.
Noe 11 Ruby Hendricks 001,
1 No. 12 -Clayton Pf11e 403.
Sep. S. S. No. 1-RichardF Laporte
416.
.'Stephen Township,
Not 1 -Muriel llo,gai•th 456.
No. 3. -Corsina Parsons 402 Lila
Sanders 396, Amy Shapto:n 391
No. 4 -Clara Morlocle- 421, Carrie
Schroeder 448
No, 7 -Vera Finkbeinmer 412 Erna
Finkbein*ner 425.
No 8 -Kathleen Poiolccck 395,
Richard - (Oliver 413. George
Stebbins 436.
No. 10 -Wilfred McGregor 4.30,
No. 12 -Bae Falls 431, Isabel Web
le 401.
No. 14 -Hazel Essery 438Rex Mills
438.
Sep. S. S. No, 6 -Marie Carey 417
Winn fired Guinan 452 John J.
Hall 432.
.Usborne Tow.nehip
3, S. No, 1 -Katie Sanders 395,
No 2-Wtnnifrecl Knight 392 Violet
Stewart 452, Charles Turnbull '402,
Na. 4, -Harry Coates 401, Carrie
Thomson 4118,.
Not 5-Thentia Ford 4691 !Ferrol
Higgins 4112fGarntet McFalls , 411,
Maggie Moodie,
No. 10 -Nellie Anderson 420 Willie
Horton 301, Bessie Ryclaman 391
No. 12 -Minnie Millson 400.
The following etudents were sue
cessfavl at the Junior Public School
Graduation exaniin,ation held in
June. Marks have been sent to
the teachers and the diplomes will
be sent wlienfreceived from depart
ment of education. Tb pass, ,a
candidate shall baake 40 per cent on
each subject and 60 per centt of
tiler total. The pass marks is' 660
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No. 5
No. 6
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No 4
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No 3
No 4
No 5
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No 3
No 4
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Ashfield
West Wawanosh..
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Blyth 20
Wingham ,... 111
Morris ,,.,
Wroxeter
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Howiclt 131
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