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Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Mud You Dave Always Bought, and which has 'been
In use for over SO years, has borne the signature of
and has been Imade under his per..
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you inthis.
A.11 Counterfeits, Imita,tions and "Just -as -good"' are but
Exper, talents that trifle with and endanger the health Of
lids= 5 and Children -Experience again6t Experiment»
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a, harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare..
gorie,. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substanee-. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
flas been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea,. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
asshnliates the Food, giving healthy and natural- Sleep.
The Childreu's Panacea -The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR1A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
1THE CENTAUR COM PANT, NEWYOK CITY,
GRANDTRUNKIV
SOUR, ACM STOIVIA.OHS,
GASES OR INDIGESTION
Double Track All the Each "Pape's Diapepsin" digests 3000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery in five minutes.
Way
Toronto-Chicago—Toronto-
Montreal
Unexcelled Train Service
Highest Class of equipment
Winter Tours to Calif.
-Florida and Sunny South
Fast Trains -Choice of Routes
Low fares now in in effect
Time itt In five minutes all stom-
ach distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloating, foul
, breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest stornachlrem-
edy in the whole world and besides it
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by •getting a large
fifty -cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize, in
Eve minutes how needleea it is to suf-
fer from indigestion. dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. It's the cguiekest,
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor in the world.
Dist. Pass. Agen , o
For fail particulars consult G. T. Ticket .Agent
write
C. E. HORNINING. •
Toron
FOR SALE
At Granton, rowest prices
Eemlook Lumber
Rough Pine "
Dr3ssed and Match Pine
Th t Set d ard Match Spiuce
-
0. Red Cedar Shingles
13, White Cedar Shingles
Red Cedar Fence Posts 8feet
Bed (.`edar Fence Posts 9 feet
Bed (:edar Fence Posts 10 feet
All Styles of Woven
Wim Fence and Gates
_
Dine Lake Cement
Marys Cement
Ei Jeka •AsphaltRoofing
at $1.25per square
A. I CLATWORTIIY
GRANTON
0.1.1.01=1,•••••••
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A. profit of 300 per cent. is reported.
on the capital stock of the Fordi
Motor 'Company for the year. ending
on October 3Ist. .
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Annual Meeting Meeting Hay Town-
ship Fire Insurance Co.
allee 40th annual meeting of the
members of the Hay Township Fan,
:eters' Mutual Fire Ins. Co. was held
in Zharicht on Monday, the 25bh, of
Januar-9' 1,1115 at 1 pga. The following
synopsis of the annual report
iead to the meeting.
During the past year the compauy
insured property to the amount of
$1, 1e9,7185-.00 and the year closed
with an liesuraiacse of $4;921.055 in
force : assests amounting to $1.84r
757 96 and 45u,7b2.50 cash in the bank.
$5,38 9,27 was paid for losses during
the year.
The election Of Directors was by
ballot. The three retiring !directors
were W., T. lCaldwell, 13. Suretrus and
J. ,Sisrexus re-
signed aed the remaining two with
Neeb, John ietaff, A. Rennie and
'Oscar Kropp were' nom...seated to lid
the vacancies, Tihe electien- resulted
in W. T. Ca14yei,li Neeb arid John
e-faff being eIeCte.43. At* a subseueci
meeting, Wm.Donsit was elected Ries-
ident and John Sherrttt vice-prese-
dent. for the ensuing, y,e,ar.
Foolish to suffer from
tomack,Ills
What's the. use of suffering from,
heartburn and, the other disagreeable
END .7.;TO1VIACH TROUBLE,
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
51"apes• Diapepsinn makes Sick, Sour,
Gas..g Stomachs surely feel fine
in five minutes.
if wt. t you Just ate le souring on
/our S'.)111aCh, or lies like a Duran of
lead, -refusing to digest, or you belch
gag ai,d eructate smite undigested,
food, eg• have a feeling of dizziness,
hearth . nautitea, bad taste
nice h and 'stomach -headache, Yo11
can get deseed relief in dive mitaiteg. .
Put an Id to gtomach'trotthle forever
hr get,- g a large fifty -cent ease of
IfYape's I',,ipepsin from any drug store.
in five- minutes how need-
less it . to stiffer frOna indigestion,
i'yOpep-• or any eon:Inch disorder.
the tickest, surest stomaeh doe -
ie eSorld. It's Wonderful,
ijldreii.•Crr
FOR FLETCHERS
things caused by Dyspepsia and Indi-
gestion, when we otfer you the
privilege of using Rexall Dyspep,s:a
Tablets entirely at our risk, with the
distinct understanding that if they
don't relieve your storuach (trouble
and make your stomach comfortable
and your disgestion easy, they will
cost you nothing, If they don't do
all you, expect them to, we want you
to tell ns and let us give bask. your
money. We knotg what they, have
done for others, and what tLey are
made of. That is whir we have con-
fidence in! them.
Among other thinge; they contain
Pepsin and T3ismetth, two of the
greatest d gestive aide 'mown to med-
ical science. They soothe aril tom -
fort the stomach, relieve heartharn
antt distrss, proMote the Secretion
ot gaStr c jui•se and help make the;
bowels regular. We beteve 'them tte
be by all odds the teest reinedy for
religestion or dyspeps'a filial, mettle.
Wa bereV.i you Will say so. too, Once
yott Smite Irsecl them. If yoti don't,
they 14r11 cast you nothing. Sold
only at the more :than /.000 Reatalt
iitores, land in 'this :town ogly at Our
it*re. Three sheets 25, 50 arid $1.09
CHICAGO, Zan. 25. -Decided tension
on the bnYing Side and &fiiTlTpg off in
the stock op hand at the principal doe
reieetie centrea helped to key up the
price of wheat today to the highest
record yet during the European war -
51.46 1-2 a bushel, May. The market
closed unsettled at 3-4c to 1 1-4.0 above
Saturday night. Corn gained 1-4c to
1-20 and oats 1-80 to 3-4e. The out-
come in provisions varied from 6c de-
cline to a rise of 2 1-2e.
TonoNTO GRAIN al A RI -ET.
Wheat, fall. bushel...41 ;i5 to 5....
Grose wheat, bushel.... I 51) ...•
Buckwheat, bushel 0 80 ....
Barley, bushel 0 72 ..,.
Pea', bushel . . .. • 1 60 I 75
Oats, bushel 0 53 60
Rye, bushel I 05 ....
TORONTO DAIRY 111ARKE'T,
Butter, creamery, lb. sq.„ 0 31 0 33
Butter, creamery, solids0 29 0 30
Butter, separator, dairy0 28 0 30
Cheese, new, large 0 le ....
Cheese. twins 0 16 - • •
Eggs, new -laid 0 35 0 38
Eggs, cold -storage o 30 ....
do. do. selects 0 32 0 34
Honey, new, lb 0 12 ....
Honey, combs, dozen. „2 50 3 00
GRAIN AND PROM Cr.
TORCNTO, jan. 25.—Quotations
on the Board of Trade are as follows:
Manitoba wheat -No, 1 northern,
•51.53, lake ports; No. 2, $1.501/2; No. 3,
11.4734; %,,c per bushel more on track,
Goderich.
Manitoba oats -No. 2 C.W., 69ci No.
3 C.W„ 67c, track, bay ports; No. 1 feed,
66c; sample oats, 63c to 65e.
Ontario oats -Outside, 550 to 57c.
Ontario wheat -No. 2, car lots, 51,33 to
51.35, outside, according to freights.
American corn -No. 3 yellow, all -rail
shipments, Toronto freights, 82e.
Peas -No. 2, 51.85 to 51.90, car lots, out-
side, nominal.
Rye -No. 2. $1.09 to 51.10.
Barley -Good malting barley, outside,
71c to 73e,
Rolled oats -Car lots, Per bag of 90'
lbs., 53 to 53.05; in smaller lots, 53.25,
Windsor to Montreal.
Buckwheat -78c to 80c, car lots, out-
side.
Millfeed-Car lots, per tom bran, 525
to $26; shorts, 527 to ;28; middlings, 532'
to 534; good feed flour, 538 to 542.
Manitoba flour -First patents, $7.30 in
jute bags; second patents, 56.80 in jute
bags; strong bakers', 56.60; in cotton
bags, 10c more.
Ontario flour -Winter, 90 per cent. pat-
ents, 56 to 56.10, seaboard, in bulk, on
track, Toronto.
Cornmeal -Yellow, 98 -pound sacks, in
car lots, 52.10, in small lots, 52.40.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN MARKET.
WINNIPEG, Tan. 25. -Wheat and oats
opened at new record prices this morn-
ing. May was sold at $1.43%, and July
at 51.44%, which showed an advance
over Saturday's close of 74e to 'lie. Oats
were 74c to %.c up and flax was ins Ic to
2c, Further advances took place on wheat
and oats, while flax held steady. •
Reports were current again today that.
the government were buying; further
large contracts were said to be carried
thru in addition to those of. Saturday.
Broomhall's estimate of only 36,000,000
bushels exportable surplus from the
Argentine, as against official estimates on
Jan. 2 of 73,000,000, had an influence. Spot'
wheat at Liverpool being l*E1 higher for
No. 2 Manitoba influencei wheat, teash,
nsarkets were quiet, exporters not be-
ing inclined to buy unless in fairly large
offerings. Further export sales were
claimed to be worked today.
Inspections 141 cars, as against 1,45 last;
year, and in sight .220. Futures closed %a
to le higher, cash 34c to 11/4 c up for wheat,'
oats 51c higher'and flax Vac to 23fac up. ,
MONTREAL GRAIN MARKET.
MONTREAL, Jan.. 25. -The e over-,:
seas demand for ; 'Manitoba :spring
wheat was fairly good,letit °Wing -tit
the strength in the Winnipeg market'
and the fact that the pripes, bid were
practically the same, as Saturday's"
exporters would not accent them and
business was quiet. On the other hand
'there was an active trade done in
coarse grains 'on spot including sales
of 200,000 bushels oats and 30,000,
American No. 3 mixed corn. The tone.
of the market for oats is strong and,
'higher prices are expected in the near
future. There was no change in flour;1
for which there continues AO be a'
steady demand on domestic ems -elate
but the export trade is quiet,.
Butter was active and Wren: Cheese
was quiet, but steady. Eggs were
stronger 'alid"lc to 2c higher.
DULUTH GRAIN MARKET.
DULUTH, Jan. 25. -Wheat -No. 1 hard,'
$1.413,; No. 1 northern, $1.40Ya; No. 2
51.381/4; May, 51.411/4.
CATTLE MARKETS
UNION STOCK YARDS.
TORONTO, Jan. 25.—Receipts of
live stock at the Union Yards were
1825 cattle, 2675 hogs, 715 sheep
and larabs and 54 calves.
Butchers' Cattle.
Choice heavy steers, 57.75 to $8.10;
good to choice, 57.25 to 57.50; good, $7 to
57.25; medium, 56.50 to $6.75; .common,
56 to $6.25; choice cows, $G to $6.25; good,
55.50 to 55.75; common, 55 to $5.25; can-
ners and cutters, 53.75 to 54.50; buIls, 55
to 56.75.
Stockers and Feeders.
Feeders, 700 to 800 lbs:;' 56.25 to $6.50;
stockers, $5 td' 56.• • L' •i•
Milkers and Springers. ,, • ,
The market for,rnilkere and springers
was (Mite strong, from what it has been/
for some time pait. A moderate supply,
sold at 555 to 590 each, and two extra•
choice cows sold at 5100 each.
Veal Caves.
Receipts were light and prices firm.
Choice veal calves, $9.50 to 510,50; good
calves, $8 to $9; medium, 57 to 58; com-
mon, $6 to $7; grass calves, $5 to 55.50.
Sheep and Lambs.
Sheep, light ewes. 55 to 56; heavy ewes
and rams, $4 to $4.50; culls, $2 50 to $3.50;
lambschoice light lambs, 53.80 to 59.10;
heavy lambs, $7.50 to 58; cull Iambs, 56
to $7.
• Hogs.
Selects, weighed off cars, 57.75; selects,
fed and watered, 57.50, and 57.15 f.o.b.
cars at country point. In some instances,
for choice light butchers' hogs, 100 more
than the above 'prices was paid.
MONTREAL LIVE STOO'N.
MONTREAL, Jan. 25. -Butchers' cattle,
eholce, 57.75 to $8; do. medium, 5650 to,
$7, do. common, 55.50 to $G; cauners, •I4
to $5; butchere' cattle. el elce eowik 86.50.
to $6,75; do. medium, $5 50 to 56; Cio.
5500 to $7; Milkers, choice, earth, $70 ttti:
580; de. eOrronon and mod urn, each, 660 to
165; sPrIngers, $55 to 500; sheep, ewes,
$5.25 to $5 50; bucks anti cults, 5.1.75 to
$5; Iambs, $7,50 to $2.25; hogs, off cars,
53.40 to 58.50; craves, $3 to $.12. •
EAST lib 14' vitim Lay '41'1) 't(.
EAST BUFFALO, Jeri; 25,--Cattie-Re-
ceipts 3100; -slow; prime :steers, 58 65 to
58.85; ehipping, $7,85 t� $2.30; latitchere,
56 to $8.25, heifers, 55.50 to 57,50i. cows,
54 to $6.75; bulls, $4.50 to 57.
Veals--Recelpts , 500; active; ge to
512.60.
Hogs -Receipts, 15,000; heavy , stow;
light, Active; heavy"57.20 to $1.25-, mixed,
51.85 to $7.60; yOricers, 57.60 to 58; PISS,
"
$785 to 584, roughs 56.25 to $6 56; stags,
55 to 55.75. .
• BlreeP and,Lattills-Recelets; 10.000: afi'ee
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TBEXEERTIM
GARRISON IS iSOLATLE
French Have Dastrovel BricicieS
In 1:1;.ar of Sf. [IL/Ole('
Germans Claim That They %rave In-
flicted Heevy Loss oie the Alpine
Chasseurs Itt. Alsace — Kaiseee
Birthday To Be Celebrated By a
Zeppelin Raid-Tentone Ordered,
To Take anr '
LONDON, Jan. 26.—Completion of
the destruction -VI' the German
beigeS erossing thAtease atSt.'Mi-
liil,
tlakel'ed.by th6 French, and ;in-
flieting of heavy losses on the Al-
pine Obasieurs in the fighting in AV
sace, claimed by Berlin are Outetand-
ingleatures of the official reports re-
ceived in London yekterday ftom 'the
•
western front. '
The French guile get the range of
the German bridge ,positions last Fri-
day and since then have been ham-
mering them effectively with the re-
sult announced yesterday..
Unless the Meuse freezes or ,the
Germans, in the fa.ee Ot-a violent fire
from the French batteries, which now
Italie the range perfectly, are able. to
replace the pontoen structures, the
garrison will be entirely cue off frona
the east bank. • '
SimultaueousIy gettish troops, who
are now holding theedestroyedsvillage
of St. Georges, debonelted from ;their
position and ceptured,/ part of.. the
German defensive ; line p thegeast
and establI.shed!theruselvea,on grpund
of great strategic value.; Meanwhile
the Franco-Belgian dercesito the east
of Lombaertzyde-are steadily pushing,
the Germans back; and with the sup-
port of' the advanced position of the
British to the south- .are in a position
to press forward eetill more rapidly
becatiee the danger•of being outflank-
ed is removed.
Of surpaesing ifiterest is the re-
ported plan of the Germans to make
a spectacular raid larZeppelins from
Bruges on the Kaiser's birthday an-
niversary on Wednesday. Orders
have been issued to the 'allies' air
corps to be prepared%) feel airshlp
raiders on the Flanders'. front, and
particularly in Paris. Eaela of two
new -type dirigibles,, rePerted trans-
ported secretly fiairce'reiede1dhshafen,
Is equipped with &I -tombs, and each
carries a hydro-a.eropane as, a scout
craft, with a ciPecial platform on
whiela aviators rdaynlight.
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Artillery duels -cif, great yiolence,are
reported. all along the western front
by both the Gerinata and Freneh
staffs. • •
By order of the Kaiser,,Thann has
to be taken at any, cost, and William
II. has sent hia.second son thereto
tee that fteig ,done.. That probably.
accounts for •the eXtrenaely .heavy
litiliting taking plate egg a.'result .of
the Gerraan-,advanceefrom.Uffholz on
Steinbach. and Hill. No,; 425, and the •
advance on, Ilartnianns-:Weiler Hill;
possession of which zwii enable, them/
to approach Therm frieze ,the rear.
The, French laoldlethe cresteand a
portion of ,the,weicide§-sieles-ofeelie
hill; and, the fighting leasi been hart&
to -hand in the battles iii*.the forests.
The positions have ;been .elaborately•
prepared by the Germans,: and • the
French effort to dislodge them from
tliefsides of the mountain is progres-
ing: very slowly indeed.
Both the French ,and the German"
-attachsentimental•as "well as -Strate-
gical' interest to the , possegsion of;
Thann. It -Was h'ere•that the fOrmer
set up the first adminlitrative
tations in, thei ice* France,. and' now
the Kesiteeyta et his • heart. on -get-
ting back the little previiicialgoven.
Although • not dolninated as it
would be if the enemyheld Steinbach
or Hill No. 425, Thann is Within
reach Of the German runs posted in
front of Ceplay: -
Despite the heavy., floods, Which
have hampered 'the operations direct-
ed against Altkirch, the French have
made a substantial ed-tance tide:week
by occupying the localities of Bach-
weiler and Uberkumen, on the Rhine
Canal northwest of Altkireh.-:
5
aguospAy,
AiN11)41tX, 280,
ELLavrttE
Abr, W. jaque* spent a ten' daYs lo
Galt visiting his uncle, Mr, S. Jellies
who is in the hospital receiving treat-
ment for a °anger en his face. ,
Mr. P. Morley intends extending
his farining busineut nail has rented
eighty acres from Alin. D,1 ,Ilicks for
Pasture next spring.
Ur. T, lierdman was busy last week
hauling pressed hay.
While the snow Is on the road rho
fanners are making good use of it.
Nearly everyone is breaking colts,
is. a good time for the job,
Afr. Thomas Magladery, lff P.
`for Temiskaming and a so,n of'Thom,
as Magladery, of Parkhill, is going
to the battle front, according td
rumor. If he does he will make the,
third MettilSer of the Legislature to
,vollieteer. The Other two are. Dr.
A. F. Ros.s, of Kingston; andMr.,
Don. 111ot...oath,' of Tort Arthitr. ,
!While moving* hag press and gas-
oline engine from the farm 'of Mit'
Alhere'llorey on 'the 10,tl3 concession
'of Logan, Mr, Frederick 'Wurdel, one
of the hest known residents of Mit-
chell, ;had his back broken )and may
6i6e recover. The +engine tipped off
M s' load, and' in, trying to pry it ,back
;With a :Iran Mae 411e4irdel exerted too
Much force and the Fail broke, al-
lowing him to be pinned; beneath
•tlih engine: Re was quickly rescued.
bat, 1E1 MI:* -1,11 a crittical condition.
.:Britain Wilt Sthp. Ship.
LONDON, Jan. 2 6.-Ltlialess 'a Pogie
tive guarantee is given thatthe cargo
of foodstuffs on the Arneriban'stearaer
Wilhelmina, which sailed from New
York Friday for Germany, will not
reach the German army, it' is likely
'the ship will be stopped'by the,allies.,
Because of the alleged general prac-
tice of the,, German euthorities .in
ferierailitars- us e anyifoedi-
ettiftseigis ata,ted that the British.
ciats ,w9u1c1 not regard the gonsign-
enenteef, the. 'food ship ..to some in-.
'dividual , or., firm any, proof that its,
ultimate, destination is no,t the army.'
Under the conditions. that are alleg-
ed to exist in Germany, it it believed
here that it is virtually impbssible to
guarantee that any foodstuffs destin-.
ed for 'civilian use wilt reach the con-
signees. . .
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Lor the irenewal of your papers is
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label, of your paper tells you when.
yciur leubseriptiteasexPires. If the date
printed (thereon is past, or. your
subscription is ,;about to expire, you
would confer 'a favor hy sending‘ ,21
renewal de your subscription per re-
turn mail:: If your renewal has 'al-
ready been sent us, please "disregard
this notiee' +and accept our thanks for
your earlierremittancee• • We axle
prepared to club with most papers
and magazines. • "
LUCIA*
•The annual :gathering of the con-
gregation of Holy 'Trinity Church tc
celebrate the fifth anniversary of the
opening of the new church was
held in the ,basement receittly. A
sumptuous supper was served, after
which a presentation of $125.00 in
gold; accompanied by an address, was
made to •the. rector, Rev. Wm. Love
in - making the presentation Mr. H.
Bodgins, the rector's warden :sail,
"We feel ita privilege) and pleasure
tobe permitted to make, this publics
acknowledgment of our gratefulness
and we ask you to accept this as a
remenlbrance of our recognition al
your faithful services." In • the
musical pare of the • program, .51r. E.
Carson, of London: Allan Roberts, of
Parkhill, sang two solos each, most
acceptably, Miss • Staialey's recita-
tions elicitedrrounde of applause and
the addresses of the visiting clergy
were short 'and well received. 'The
peobeeds of the' sup,epr amounted tc
.44LIicrr.o was turned .on at _Lucan at
.6,30. „Friday evening and following
:axe ,interesting cerennany, a..iarge
ptlidie'Meeting was held in §ta•Mey's
intra house; Where addresses :iwere
hoard from -Engineers Easter • and
.Jeffrey, of the Ontario Hydro-Elec-
teic •aGlommission. The switnh, that
made the connection to flood the Vil-
Sage with - light was turned by Mr.
Themes Collins, ofClandeboye who
es eoneiderably past ,his Inuadredilt
anniversary, but who took great
pleasure in ithe part ho played in
turning on the wonderful .powere, 'A
number of eeeihs and councillors ixoni
near -by municipalities , were present
.at the': ' meeting, among them
being_ representatives of. tirauton and
,War Sunimar.3i:24.
inste,rddm, Wialeed/Ceiyie • p -e -:rile-
, despatch to th#. ,,ee4eal news
Lrom A
tact to pass by -the;cfttikl5 Cewor,
luotes the master of •hlie'lifiteli Steam,
tract:vier Erica, wha,,,,,,,,saW-tiie: engager
ment in the North. See;•*aa sayiog ,44,te
one of the British ships wagetiaelagede
though not seriously.' The lteihnieaktYsi
has made no :wither report ag:ciekitiets
oastialties uffered or the
done tekthe 13ritisit ships. 'The state-"••
raent,' definite' Ord' clear -cot; that no
British veseelessaa Shale would not
have been 'madt),A SirDavid BeatitYc,
had it ;tpit been11i9J Bar1in pe,raistig
in, spreading story that.
the British ,Wat'e'qiePttlsede-jafter the,
skxng ,of•;Whilt the
1)atch slcipper;''*ob • telizs'44)ilittl,
Ito say:'0air+5 fhb
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• Aklieti the'. khe
,Sey4litittiMie 'Sit" ':bailly,ilajhagea ?dr
1.0 reteiire'reclinetieideitni,' 'GC-etineasei
has orilY twoshipesittow inI :fiostantig4e'dne
loanable oe taegng gtireg in e
the Brillisit coaete,,,e„,,.,tii316•atifiprr
ed opponents. Th'ar
Iiihe'lMiter.l
•Der 'Tann and the Derffing'eT.'•' A lay
attemPt to repeat the Scerbo.re' •exf,
petittion vvith gbips J
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THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O.,LL.D., D.C.L., President
ALEXANDER LAIRD. General Manager JOHN AIRD.,Ass't General Manage*
CAPITAL $15,000,090 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,00a
BANKING BY MAIL
Accounts may be opened at every branch' of,The Canadian Bank.
,of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the' same
,careful attention as is given to all other departments of the Bank's
business. 'lyidney may be deposited or withdrawn in this way 'as •
satigactorilY as by a personal visit to the Bank.
Exeter Branch— H. j. WHITE, Manager ,
DREDITON BRANCH - A. E. KUHN, Manager. r-
• Reid Wee it;Sucieess; giii.'netts would 'itivTte,''inevitable
itraptiten. The "Illatiher lies, at Athe
hotelnn eL'. 'the North: Seat to-dafghee
cause -,she Was too slow to,scape
the :gritish grOhoencls, IleFr speed
Was 24 know." ;No ;German hattleAtp
sias a des ailed aSpeetl-4efmore than
22 'toots, evil ortlYtti.f:'/*'-sojt The late,
'Dreadnoughts ritake''Sceeibeekei4 /23
knots. el3r.itain has ten Irdet)h.ertlis,ers
sane 410, :oj s tea Ming over' .20:,' knots
;4hit these slt:p.s 'could either
bloki,,auct,the Germane j/ave. nytrhaul Or evade every ship possessed
etimeelled.tOtakeoriv'npriiate auto- :1):74etil9140911Yolthe Derffl
etitttiman .navx a nger
ixobile.faetory i
' at;:-
hiding in harbor for six months and
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where hnndreds tot ,3Ditteh workmen.
have obtained ettplettnetif,doing its best with mine and sub-
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liasa:1:1317?141;teicyll.hPr.01.eei4sa.he,Britistii,fleet
, German Magnate On Trialli!..*
1.011uply, Jan. 26.—A detipateh to ''The ,future nf • ,Germany"
The r•o.at frota StOckluilm teaiti:' "Amperot was: wont to say in happier
senSation has been caused. In cora- &Ye, "is on the °dean," Ilaviti.4
aercial circles here brOle news that learned by sad experiteCe• that the
3enater Fessehl,L head of - the great ocean, 1.5 nut his elen8out4 the Kaiser
firm of L. Possehl hes been.' saw turns :t� the air. Blain Gehevia.
arrested for hig1o,.treas00, Pthii,eherge.„„comeS news -that two sitper-Zepireltta
Ate"•!::POSPOP:di*001-0, 33014ruitt,
oeing trading With the; etemYte ipped with the' lat:est devices,. and
trie4b,y,,Oart4P10.#14).,,atigi:11)P:iiiigg,;141;41.474r
t batekte-S• • 'tiele-gliteOlver . .bled. there In
AMSTERDAM, Jan,f16.—,Te'Brit-
ish air raid last week, imillie:toWn of
Essen resulted the,. 'destruction of
400 war autetnoblies,;;-p.cOritia to a
corresfaendent Of The fiencielablad.
These cp.rs were in a mad:eine shop
which was Wrecked by the, Britieh
bonl
The loseetd this large slaciP an,,its
elaboratelequipment, tle ,etarresaine,
dent, continueS, has been perique'
t.,E, Exeter Ont. v.'0',6!'.vv.,e.tf4,""',114:6. tsoit:Sta;004,625Nr:;;'03t titittus. atid. a Orel:wet:friot end ,otb.ro, no. vo., also. ern
so 46; Itoeepo ste
elieration tor A desettAt. utaat
ot the Emperor.' ,••
10 CENT "CASCARETS" .
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick - Headache, onstip at i o n ,
Biliousness, Sour Stomach, Bad
Breath -Candy Cathartic.
No odds how had your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches, how miserable you are from
constipation, indigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels -;-you always get
relief with Cascarets. They imme-
diately cleanse and regulate the stom-
ach, remove the sour, fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off the con-
stipated waste niatter and poison
from the intestines and bowels. A
10 -Cent .from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean;
stomach sweet and head clear for
months, 4They work while you sleep.
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Auction Sale
Edward Ferguson, 'Auctioneer, will
sell for 'Smith & 'McNeil, on Lot 17;
Von. 13, Fullerton, 1 1-2 Miles east
of Mt. Pleasant, on TIHURSD,A.Y,
F El3BITABY , 4th, . Coname tieing; at 4.
o'clock sharp the following -'-
20 poWS Donaisting of fresh
Milkers. Springers, 'and Farrow
'These cows are a choice lot, right
in every way and in first-class ieRnt
dition, encliwill•be sold under a plan.
antee.
TERMS - p months' Credit on turn
ishing apProved joint ,notes, or a
discount of '5, per cent. per annum!
oft 'for cash in lied of notep.
'Positively ,no reserve, es ieveryi
cow will be sOld:
Edward Ferguson, - Auctioneer, •
Simith & McNeil, - Props.
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the Emperor's birtaday is on
011redpepday, and it is •expected that
ndeavor will be made to signahae
rZeppelin raid.
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VIOApa claims ';hat recent betties
in the passes leading from Buke4inet.
�, Hungary and Transylvania dia.ve
becil•d.sastrous to the Russians;'
are likely to have a material effect
iz ,moderatiug. the attituda, elf Rote-.
inapa toward'Auslu•ia-litar.gary. ; IL is
jt,imated that the..,Russiam advance
intlelinitely postponed. ••,!,the new
4priatan p011tey tn. detendingfllucgary
is.oPerating also iiithe north, where.
P4rograd rreports .7a •certain amina-
rich a:ha activity among the 4i:ustriaLs
Carpathian passes, begins
Meg With that of Dukla." Tlhe prie-
devil operatitins of both the Muscp-
cites and the Germanic powers have
been transferred tram central Poland
the region :north of the' Loweti•
Vistula and to Hungary. On both.
ends of the .long-b,attleefront of 450
miles the Russians are ,the aggreg-
ators, 'and in North Pidatid they coh-
time to mike marked advances.
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STRArromp,
Ontario's Best Pract-
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.• H School •
$We have thorough menses and
eXperieneed iastruetors in each •
of our three departments, •
COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND.
' •and TELEGRAPHY
Our graditateS steceed and yout
. should treed out large free cat- ;
.alogetere Write ref, it,* once.;
fit,tqmknoLAN.
t• 'Principal
J. A. MASON
ARCHITECT
425 Dundas Street, London,' Guars sp
teed cost of buildings; no extras;
years New York experience. Pho isr"
2725.
Anyone intending to build will, di
well to write rue. No charge for idotil
sulation.
C. J. W. KARN, M. D.
425 RICHMOND RICHMOND ST.,. lON13041,
ONTARIO.
SPECIALIST IN
SUROICRY AND GENITO-DRINARIf
DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN;
DR, G., F. ROULSTON L. D.S.,D,D.11‘
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DENTIST
Honor Grra•cluate of Toronto Moira*
ray Office over Dickson & earl!
ling's Law offioe. Closed Wengle!
dayeidsaeffltoe6.5b.
afternoons. Phone Of
DR, A. U. KINSMAN LIY.D.DL
Honor •Gr,adnittent, TOront0 UOAES
ersity
DENTIST
Teeth extracted without pais. al
any bad effects. Office over GIL.
Iran & Stanbury's Office Main ifi
Exeter.
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W., BROWNINI& D., M.,
JG o P. 6. Graduate Victoria Uniiri
eity Office. and residence Domini**
Labratory., Exeter,
Assooiate. Cordner of Baron 1
D ICESON & CARLING
Barristers, Solicitors Notaries Ow
veyanoens Commissioners, Solivitaill
for the MoLsbna Bank eta. t
Money to Loan at lowest rates of ine
tenet. '
OFFICE -MAIN STREET EXETER, 4 '
I,. R. Carliag B. A,1 12, fl. Diskio
MONEY TO LOAN
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Wa 'have a large amount of prille
ate funds to loan on farm and • vile ,
lago propertiea at lowest rate ef fog
tereAr.
GL'A.DMAN & ,STANSUBIG ‘.94
Barristers, Solicitors, Main
The ll&borlle,aul litbbert
.arnler's Mutual Fire lut)uPi-
mice Gompanu
Head' Office, . Farquhar, On
President /tOBT. GARDINES
Vice President ,• BORT. NORRIII
DIRECTORS
IIYcicAKwine
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WM. HOY, • - Sortiboi.ulp
J. v. RUSSELL
AGE
JOHN ESSERY Exeter. agent IT
borne and BiddillPh.
, OLIVER HARRIS Munro agent fo*
Vibbert a n d Logan.
W. :'A.,TUItNJijLIJ'
Sedy.Tteati. Farquhar'
STANBERY ,
"Solicitor*, Exeter. I
CASTOR IA
For Infants and children.
Trio Kind -You ilan-Always Bought
Beare the
Signature of