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n 1 supervigert since its infancy
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•All Counterfeits, Imitations' and i*JUSteasegood '" are- but
• 7Exper .tinents that trifle with and endanger the health oft
'Ware 5 and Children-lExperienee against ExPerinctente'
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I. hat is CASTOR1A
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P, eastoria is 05 harlIdeSS SaTI`StitilJte gOr CaSter 'Me Pares'
goalie,. Drops and Soothing Si It Is. pleasant. It
c ontams neither Opiurn, Morphine nor other Narcotic
i substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys -Worths'
i arid allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
. has been in constant use for the relief of Cons1ipatioe4
e , Flatulency, Wind Colley all Teething Troubles and
a - Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels
a i assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
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' The ebildren'S Panacea -The Mother's relent.
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„MARKE''TS
..OSITOAGO,,Nareit 8. -Wheat jumped ste
' Atto • $4‘3,1 3:alue today OWing to
‘regut,buYillg. ascribed to .tho Watt' vriele
egarding Ito.IY and Greece, and Ur' the
that-dorriestic farm eServes Wottizl
,rove sinalL he Washington figures
•n farm reserves, as reae.iatiblic ates
he close of trading, Indicated that the
,ercentage of the 'United States cron
till in first has wwit the /feast which
lad been reported at any corresponding
line •iz more thtm.seven.yeare. The,mar-
tet closed firm, 3%o to SYse above Sat-
,tirsdlaoyns. 1OvAtheert:etsoca.dvances 'were corn
V4
rie to c, oats 11fie to 114e, and Pro.
TORONTO GRAIZT HARRIET.
Wheat, fall, bushel, 50 to $....
Goose, wheat, bushel-, 40
Buckwheat. bushel 0 90 ....
Barley, bushei O. 90 •-•
Peas, bushel 1 00 1 90
Oats, bushel 0 63 0.70
Rye. bushel ' 1
TORONTO DAIRY latA.REET.
Butter, creamery, lb. an- 0 33 0 SS
Sutter, creamery. solids32 0 34
,Cheese. new, large 13% .-
Oheese, twink • 0 194 0 19%
nggs. new -laid K1 25 0 28
Eggs, cold -storage 0 23 ....
tioney, new, lb 0 12 .....
Roney, combs, dozen 2 50 3 00
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.. •
TORONTO, March 8-Quotation
on the Iloard of Trade. are as falloW• S:
Manitoba wheat-:--Nci. 1 northern, $1.53,'
ports MAO/MU; 'No.., Q. $14 4c
per bushel more on.lra,ek,tGoderich.
aramtblaa oats; ---No. 2 O.W., try, blo,tt
3 G.W., 6434c, track, bay ports; No. 1'
t 60, 640:1 Sampte/lOatai, vk.' 1,
wmieldalagaM
Ontario wheat -No. 2, per car /ot, $1.35,i
, outside.
American corn -No. 3 yellow, all -rail
shipments, Toronto freights, 803c.
Pea -No. 2, $2 to $2.05, car lots,' oat-'
side, nominal.
llei;r. r-.-'14,WOr; ciutsidej
Ontario oats -'--Outside, .53o to 62c.
lii Use or Over 30 Years
,.TheKi.nd You Have Always, ought..,,,.,„,
EN TAZI R COMPANY, N EW YORteCM4r.
podaavair... 3=;:..yamacm...1;c7wm.w.uma
etieet..Cellre
• ...,.. 350 to S8e. , -r- i ' - I
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, • - Relied oats --;Car lag:t per bag of 90
• lbs., $3.554 In sicaller-lletsy$3.75, Wind-
sor to Montreal. 11
, $30/.• iniCdlings, $35::
Millfeecicar alpts, per ton
shorts ; Bra/Irk
lour.' $40 to!'$40, .;ntiScethedrs, $1, 'Mb
i• BuokWhent.-7-43e,•4,41-35,e4.5asr• lets. OJAI'''.
side.
.• • , RR AelilCae.
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Double Track Al! the
- Way
wea
Toronto- Chieaoo—Torontol, •
Montbreal '
n• U excelled Train Service
' 'Highest °lase of equipment
•
GIC;.21=' MOS
titer Tours to Calif.
Florida and Sunny Sbuth
f, . •
itst Trams--Chwee of Routes
•ze,e.j..ow1aresnowinin effect,
iVeridftrAparticalarsconsult G.1% R. Ticket Agent
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',„; „, 'C. E. RORNINING; '
, • Dist,„„Pass. Agent, Toronto
'Parks ExerCiSing "Traditional Toler-
anee," Says BeerliStorff., ;:
. WASHINGTON, Wealth V. --Count
Beroatorik, Gernian Miabassador here,
issaed a statement yesterday asSur-
hag clews of the efforts -on the part of
the German Ambassador -at Constan-
tinople to .prevent anti-Jewish -a:gni=
than. Aniong other reinarkable things
le_says.: , • : , e
:.
Th,e Government In Constanti-
nople, has', shice the outbreak of war,
4 tile -ay adhered to its traditional to-
L'erant' attitude toward ali religions
• tnd there has never been an anti-
fewish or anti-ZiOnistite' feeling , in
arlstakttirto-p1e...The•peIltica,1 unrest
whithafer •isoinetetinie veljeturbed the
:Jewish' peeiefIen• of Pelestine, had
beenaeansed, by the Oveeezealots at-
titude of 196a:I Turkish aathorities.
"But, liAkilY, they have in no place
been ftillewhd by excesses Which
cc:mid:ill& be entirely repaired. The
expiffsion of several thousands of
Jew a from Palestine' has also, with-
out. the • permission from Constanti-
nople, been ordered" by leeal military
euthorities, who did not wish to al-
low Jews of foreign nationality to
remain there." .
i D.
' Inreadenh In ilialitg,
. LOZPN N, 1‘0,eeh ,9.--4 aleepatelt
to, Tli:Titries fi9m' Santiago, Chile,
rePOrte the activity of German ateera-
ers with 'Coal cargoes in So th Anieri-
IF
bahR
*ea'. The eorreatio dent. call-
4fidersethit this activity. 33Potts ,the
reports of the proximity of Gentian
cruisers in these waters. He says
there are persistent rumors .that the
cruiser Dresden is hiding in one cif
the inleta in Southern Chile. He adds
that the Chilean government is tak-
ing every predantion to preserve its
neutrality.
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To Expliange Disabled Officers.
BERNE, Switzerland., March .9. -It
is stated here that France and Ger-
nany hereafter will -exchange capper-.
ed army officers vibelia.ve been
lured. so severely a ,..! incapaei-
eed for further .y service.,
retefore oPly pi '' eveebeen
• •'. -go. The t , •ti' officers
arrangene • •• ed to be
• 0 ieitie -0 " IIaxi:.
-0,0 act* , r•....Ceded
half of
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TORONTO
• In Centre of Shopping
ant Business District.
250 iffellSS-100: With Private Baths
EIDUSPEAN AND AMERICAN PT...ax
: A La Carte Restaurant
SAM. H. THOMPSON, PROP.
MVS NEED NOTFEAR.
Woven Wire Fence
below Manufactur=
ers' Prices'either
Peerless or Moa.
arch makes.
buy at onc
ea"
as these prices will not last
very long. •
Wire Fence 23.c per Rod
7 e. I, 23,e .1 •„.
8 74 1.4 20, a
Lumber and Caroni
• 16,000 Cedar g',c,ksts ;on hand e
-also Ancbor TrOst•e.
„
,
Cedar and Anchor pests
Let me clee'ee you. pavelew
prices on your Lumber, nequire-
menta,, whether 14,vge or email
orders, Also i'lealeat.
t. A. 3,-1,
CLATVVOltftlY
10' •i3,1 3
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¥013:1Z CHILD IS CROSS,
CONSTIPATED
•
• .14iiiok Mother! If tongue is coated,
cleanse' little , bowels with "Cali-
• foriela Syrup of Figs.”
• ,
Mothers can rept easy after ;lying
4°03100r/11a Syrup Of Figs," becefise in
a. few hours all the clogged -up waste,
aour hile ,and fernienting food gently
inof35,put a the bevrele, and you have
playful child again.
.„`Sick' children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmleas 'fruit laxative."
of mothers keep it handy •b0
• th�y ,Its. action ort the'
L 11rbtreVg1-6 is pronipt
and ' t-ev- •
MttYoatodruggiet-for a 54cent bot-
tle 0± ''Califorrda, Syrup of Plai,"which
reiatains directions fpr, babies, ehildreti
all. ages eatieforegeo*faupa„. ,• „ '
a et el
ill ran 0 r y
Telit-RES
-'ORA
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Manitoba floui-First Patents, $7.70' lir
Jute bags & second .patents, $7.20 in jute
bags; strongbakers', $7; in cotton bags,
10c more. •
Ontario flour -Winter, 90 per cent- Pat-
ents. $5.85 to $6, seaboard, in bulk; $5.95
to $6.10, bags Included, Toronto freights.
WINNIPEG GRAIN 'MARKET.
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WINNIPEG, March'8.-The wheat mar-
ket was strong from the outset today,
opening prices being %c to 14,c higher,
and previous to mien further advances
occurred to the extent of 314c and 31/20
Vn May and July- over Sathrday's
The' gaittrb'n!the day. was 32e.to 5V40,.
Yuly lea.ding. ••. ,
Daring the early part, of the forenoon
there was a fair volume of' buainess-Iii
futures, the, principal buying , coming
from eXp,orting houses. .
• Cash deinand for No. 3 northern wheat
Was good, and a/so for all grades•of oats,
but few offers -were on tl.,e market. E•T,
norters• and millers were .bOth buyers of
cash grains.
Total inspections mi Saturday were '300
cars, as against 247 last year, 'and lit
sigh -t today 400 cars.
•DiONTItEAL GRAIN MARIXET.-
,
MONTREAL, March S. -The export
business ;in grain. continues to be"tolet,!
there being praetiean3r‘no•dernanc1, ,ftorri
foreign buyers today...:j.sympaty. ith,
the rise in -prices for,..cats in tlie'*WIti-
.1/eg •option market, astronger feeling
prevailed on spot, ad+ancfrig ;4,c to' le
mer busb.eir-but awe was .no In:Trove-
ment in the demand ler car lots. Q0-
.tario barley was le to 20 per bushel low-
er, Flour was unchanged. Millfeed firm.'
B,utter • Cs firm air& 'unehanged. Eggsv
'Weak; 3d per dozen dtraine: •
'CATTLE MARKETS
UNION STOOK_ KAlallaa.', aa3
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TORONTO, March X. -Receipts of
, e,.. ,
:live stock at the Union Yards were
2200 cattle 54 hogs, 154 sheep and'
lambs", and 91 kalves.
_ • Butchers' Cattle.
Choice heavy steers, $7.50 to $785, and
one extra choice lot of 4 at. $81.5;t•good
to choice, $7.25 to -$7.50; good, .$7 to $740;
.triedimarr. th $0:4$3: cornmPP.,
46.50; P.- tlieoice cows at $8..-ap to
$6„50;,. good ,cows, $5.75 to $6; medium
cows, $5.25 to $5.60; canners meat cutters.'
$4 to $4,50; choice bulls at $6,50 tp $6.75;
medium bulls at $5.35 to $5.75.
• Vttocicers and Feeders.
Feeders, 750 to '800 115s., 0,t' 56.25 to
$6:50; medium steers, sae weight; $6 to
56.25; stbckers, 55.50, to $6. •• ,
• Milkers and Springers.
Moderate redeipti of rankers and
springers met a fir demandat steady
prices -ranging from 550 to $80, and an
odd One now and again at 585 and $90,
the bulk of sales being made between
560 and 575. •
• Veal Calves. .
Choice veal calves -sold at $10 to $11:
good at $8 to $9.50; medium at $7:50rtb
$8; common at 56 to $7; eastern rough
calves ,at,„„$.4.50 to„_$,U9.
Sheep •and- Lambs. . •
• $5She,tbA6;40.'
ep., ewes4ideat $6 to:47.50 rains,'
•Hogs.
.gelectsureighad ,of.f. cars, $ as to
NEWS TOP10 OF WEB,
mpoilant Evehts 1/104h Have
Occuri:e31 During the Week..
The Busy world's RapPenings care-
lifularlYdy CatindRAilettdracatinvde SrhuattJuto
pe
the Readers of Our Paper -A
Solid Houe"S lanjoyufeat.
WED NESD AY.
The ship building Strike in the
great ship yards on the Clyde sude
dozily ended yesterday afternoon. The
men are retnrning to work.
The name of Thomas A. Edison
was connected, Yesterday with the new
submarine gun, experimental tests on
whicli have been going on at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. -
A eerara said to have both preven-
tive and curative properties in the
treatment of gaseous gangrene has
been discovered by Dr. Weinberg of
;the :Pasteur paris.
Americal Peneta Fee, at Bremen,
reports al/ eingtabers of,the crew of
the American stearaer.,Evelyn, sunk
by a mine in the NorthSea, are safe
except one fireman, edit) died from
exposure. e
•
•A bulletin isecied .yeeterday says
that Ivladame Bernhardt is suffering
from an attack of an endispositien to
e.e.,bich elle has rang been subject, and.
'•iSaittmethinecteciFetsitIlYthe operation she
recently =element:
The death occurred in Edinburgb
Vesteittlay or,prviv. James Geikie, a
distinguished. geologist; Prof. Gel/tie
Was born in 1819. He was emeritus
profeSeer of geology and minertilogy
at. Edinburgh Univer.eity:
So far, no :less than • 22 Italians
have enrolled:In the seeond Canadian
ExPeditionarY, Fords) ite Quebec. They
say linudiedPeof their 'compatriots
throughout the country,•are applying
for adenissien.:to the •colatingent.
. "
,e`gli' Per' or' 43rIIIEjiaiRlhAal.given 50,000
mar s (12,5,00) to the German Red
Oros. for the ,benefit .of German sol-
diers and. civihaiis •held prisoners in
France. . •
• A Central J• News despatch from
Rome yesterday Sai€Litit had been
learned there that England has pur-
chased the entire Argentine crop sur-
plus for 1916-.
Official 'deepatches to the U. S.
State Deena:tat:tent from Vera Cruz
now ..place the number killed in the
blowing: itta;of the agexican. gunboat
Progreso,, at: `ferty, •
• The ,ennikal ,e',t(eaiPt the German,
.S9eielieteie,tOe'Aeelieei:aeato,n in the
Prussian Diet lbokieg.tO the eeform-
atien, of ,theepenseian franchlee• sys-
tem,. aga'in.heafaiied.
The Neway,gek State •liesembIY yes-
terday reeontreitted by ievote of 69 -
to 31, the Tleeen a3111, which. permits
Clariatian•Scientista to _practice. This
kills the lailLfort the ;gessinfl.
The Vietagamae the .atew• ship for
• the CanadiatiePeciaceittlantic service
reached aLiverpool, yesterday from
-Glasgow. • The vessel.atta,ined 'a speed
of sev.enteen Arara:ehrilVknots. •
• Maj. -Gen. Hifgh.L. Seat, • chief • of
•staff of the theat anray,iinft Washing-
•tonyesterelay4ceskluff, Utah, to take
charge ofethenGeofernraent
in connection with the Piute Indian"
upeising there. •
The - Brockvipe, presbytery 'has
elicaidnated Rota 11.iugh CameyOze. of
Morrisburg nfocrevater pc the, tn33)
;ce.„Nve,P)4iid igeotbeiii pxned, and Rev.
Dr. Scrimger ef [the:Montreal Pres-
byterian College, at, moderator of the
general aseembly. , • ' •
n erae eesieRIDA.Y.;
iMrp:'Helanneee,! aged 60, a widow,
,felladower hem, Steps yesterday
and broke her neck. t She was dead
ylien ep. . • '
PhltpAeister and Mrs: Amelia
Lovery Were 'married 'in Lyons. N.Ya
ThursdaYafternoona The groan( fs 82
and -the :bride 6�,: •'' e • •
• Followers de Manuel .Zapata have
lekted the tOeVil'ofa0eyoacan,e1n the
,Sorto.e.e;esornen an
childeen' were1�119d.'
!Deeslaw Gadaewskt, 20 years Old,
a student at Lima. (N.Y.) Seminary,
Was arraigned yesterdieet accused of
the robbery at, the bank ef
when nearly 810ipao was stolen bY
neseed yesterday to five y,ears for manne
e,e,aluoroinpay.,
New York's Chinatown, was. sentence
a neaSked man. , •, a
iw
York, end known as the Mayor �f
oToomimarholliyaannt,s,prie:oidotil000fi tohfe
'nGazc
ette,receivedein' Berne, SWIteeiriene
, contains seven diffeeeeit; ser,
feedbag' horiattot, aid the 'people in,
finding 'a "ideiPfadtory :teed that &eh
notecentein eats.. •a le • .„
'.• /Lett:le-result of being bitten
seleatP.‘r ;P:T1.117.at.e.re,
:,,dog,t-wlatiell It is claimed was #tiffer-
• MONTApAlli STOGICe- . •ing •fibm hydropluabia 1' A.,, caok;
Giegriek an,d ''Cyriis 'Weiner, ,
Berlin, Ont., are tekle. the :Pastenre
&eat:latent in ToreptO.: ••
•' With full; military • honoep,' Ace.
'bodies of the tWersoldiereeifitilns of
'Thursday night's deplorable ieeident
There was alse'sn increased •demand tor in Galt were.:Oneeeed the Grand.
supplies from both packers and butichhne ritrunk station kit eienieg, for their
Owing to the• fact thd.t they a.ilcriVed their; „
stock Of dressed beef to •ruti down to • 'curacy. tee undas: and gptlt::
low level,` conseguenay ;this also tendhd •
to add strength to the altuaticin.c.,:l'rade,t.
however, was more activet,than itehas
been for the past few weeks. 'Sales of a
Tall,,loads of really c/iaice -steers
,were roade at $7,65 to,„$7.15, and picked
s r-ek brought $7.5, th' $8, but ,fhe bqllt
or trading v,r,es diVre In the lower grades
wt .sal_es 'of fun loads of good eteers,
amd medluna, al $6 to
• it • or tcwt •
•i ' '
Matrch the Mon-.
trearststock ,yards,,twest end inarket, in
sympathy with,gie "reroute, pr16es, coup-
led with the continued stnall supiolle.s
coming forward' of late, tbe tbrie of the
market i+itt..§ strongel4 today and prices
show an advance of 150 to ,25c Per cwt.
, •.''-y•
teb
1310 , 7!, ,, no;••...m i. .. ' , .....ni ice__RdpAiptpi, rmission, suceeediea thee late A. 'J.
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It to • j` it,: Inttrket t. i., ;,,: Ili,eVez, 5588 to $7,,,, 4eGee. , .,,, 4 t.,,. - _ ,
. • T. ce • . da,1 heitie „le to •57•80; cals'etii, A herd of prnae cattle velued let
, e„ • te ste. .., • t '.1 $40,06 , which ha , be libpelese y
b'' '11`' been " " ,1 '
' tiegs-aikeceipc . 'este); market td 2705,;
.ateeete4 with vie ,foot,
, ifeem'avts,„.55667.15 tto:4.5 ,,I,,?;,::.eliueet;11,.:,,4.11,;6•740,,4,,..L.01,, ik .,.,,..,.t. kto, . ,..1,„4, 'an.ttl n7tit,l'ii'di.ti-
a fr .110'er,i4".0)046i."10))14..011.0tt.gaitthtiday.:on the farm
•
' ebigs, $5.75 to '0./5. littikler Saralee asseeet4twaharen, ,w. "Gill? at Haudoe eld.
' „" ..' ,,' . Nea/ Seeeea.'" ''. • • •
to $6.05.,
Sheep ahd Lambs- , a eeeeptese• e0,00.el. . , IP re d dr i0.1i ' l'"rei ttiael i':'eaged 46,'tone
bogs, $7 65 to $8.75; ta.mbs; natty% 0.50
market weak; n'ttkee 17 Pi> $.1.9(.4 Year- workingin the; tteffiilen flenr #121160
tlet• $9,85i•
t met with an accident train ^Whic he
1,lj 4*c*s7.' A'
x•f
of
14,,Jh„Dzsx.
The reseriti non-tommissioned offi-
cers of four .elassei were calied to-
joln the Italiad colors SaturdaY.
Gen. Antonio Zavier Correa Bar-
rett) has bean proclaimed President
of the, Republid of•Northern Portugal
by.a engross Of Democrats, who have
.-*.ers cattle, choice, $t.165 to,$8; been an sessien, at Eamego. •
. • „am' $6.25 t n $5755; „do,t, ' 51),btt cherscommon, SS A despatch' frottc- Constantin:op' le
$ 49„ 56- e.
.75; d, eae's thatea,Britisll. cruiser,. appeared
canners s • 1ite $.; •'
• •., $5,40 .:; o '55.75 to eirlday beforeepikelle•olf. Myliten Off
• ''emnii)kc'enr8a'3 •t404,et.higelitcasabs,otts6 1.ci; 14. O
• William Maundalreyeling and/top
'for. tlie T. &,N, CeaRail*ay, hes re-
- 1.;.• ceived the apPoletramit•of gecretary
. 3 f"CAta tithr1K. .andetrea,surer, ef•theiT..& N. 0. CUM-
..,44gers, $,N/,' Sheep. . ewes,
I; buel ,/ cuildfd 25 to' $5.50;
hog'. -' 'cars,, 88.50; calves,'
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•••,'A
WOMAN WOULD
NOT GIVE UP
Though Sick aml Suffering; Ai
Last Found Help in Lydia
, Pinkha.m's Vegetii.
Me Compound,.
Richmond,
talciag Lydia
Pa. — " Wilea I started
EL pinicham's Vegetable
Compound I-Wapin
dreadfully rundoW*
state of he althe
had internal
bias, and was fkek-
tremelynervoull!and
prostrated thaelf1
had given in my
teelings I would
have been in. bed.
As it was I had'
hardly strength at
times to be on".MY
feet and what I did do was by a great
effort. I could not sleep at night awl
of course felt very bad in the morning,
and had a steady headache.
"After taking the second bottle 7:Mo--
tired that theleadache was not so 44.
I rested better, and My nerves Were
stronger. I continued its use =Cleft
made a new Woman of me, and now
can hardly realize that I am able to do
so much as I do. Whenever I know anz
woman in. need of a good medicine ri‘
highly praise Lydia E. Pinkhara's Veg-
etable Com p ound." - Mrs. AN
CLARK, 3146 N. ttilip
Women Have Been Telling Women
for forty years how Lydia E.Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has restored their
health when suffering with female ills.
This accounts for the enormous demand
for it from, coast to icpast. Iyou are
troubled with any ailizient peculiar to
women why don't yo R try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable ,COMPoundt It
will pay you to do so. Lydia E. Piiak-
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Blabs. ...
died Saturday. Re was rem:eying the
belt from the elevator and wras caught
in one of the large wheels. •
Four men were shot anti killed and
five others seriously womaded in
Brunswick, Ga., Saturday biL Monroe
Philips,. a lumberman, who' fired at
random on the street. Phillips him-
self was killed by a policeman.
%elan order -in -council has been pass-
ed to extend tile six.months 'after the
close ofe the war, the time -within
which Chinese who have leftthe
country, or who may leave up to 'Aug.
1 next, may re-enter freely, 6.CccirclIng
to the Immigration Act.
'• Talesima.
• Montreal's City Council Yesterday
afternoon passed a bylaw as follows:
"No person shall use auy lamps other
than electric limps when looking tor
gas leaks."
William Snider, ex -mayor of eWeate,
erloo, died in Berlin Saturday Iev 7
lag, after an illness of twoenoeths,
his 69t1 year:: -pioprie.toy
of the' Waterloo' Flobr i 11;
M. l!italioney, a faeraer pear,Moese
Taw, has fieen-tetified, by the! Admit. -
any' that- his 16-year-o1d_ebroth
-Pattick; haieleeen* Willed hi acticen,
Where ardine whatshipis not statpd.
' .The .British Admiralty, annthi1id6S
that out of a 'total of 1,613 ships -
riving at and 1,432 leaVing.Griat
tain during the period „from; Feb. '18
to March 3, only seven were toreiti-
d bed. by. hostile •submarine
jaro.se Brock •one of the oldest Vial -
dents of Highland Point, near pene•
,taiegiiisheae, died suddenly yes-
terday from an attack Of heart fail-
ure. He was, drivig a. tein pc
horses onhis way to iciwie4WhP
fell dead:" • 'T et 1•
-;'The Amsteidarn TelagraafV,Tirle-
inent,13elgiapa, etirresPeigteht4,3'sc6ii-
firms the report Of the elestitetitia
there last Thursday of Zeppelin air-
ship L-8„evilli0h was foreed. to make
a hurried descent ovehig toe derange-
nt 'OV,10'inotors...%1'
•.'Aratogneetnent' wag'.;Macie in to
Bfitiall.• 'pale% erit ayetterday thee -
Aerm,aiis unde,r ov:e7 55, and,
Antro-Rungarians bide - r •Al ` and
over IVO areenow pereeittedto return.
111 eir respeative countrid' under' are'
ranaements 3justtme4e. r
AVIATOgg TASIT" 6•ATIVND
&tombs Are DrePP' od,011 iriplitai‘y end'
• Naval '.Estab1ishmen.6.,
14,01:1014, ;Match 9 -The following ,
man.oinicenient Was Made:fast night by
,
the- Officiel Peep Iitifeaue
"'Wing gRnamail.d.61' Longmore re -
pelts that" rbyel iie,*al 'aviators on
Sunday .gtopoon, carelee out an
aerial attack on Ostenclaa:Six aero-
planes started, bet4:14ibe'Leeturned.
Fohr menleinee 3teachedliibstedd ;end
gropped eleven heaths ;sti-. the eilb-
marine, mega bases, ef the, German
station and four mote on the eni11-.
eery, repair hnse Of the Gerkcian sta-
tion:, tind• four none) 011 tbe>railitary
headquarters of,' lairsaal,e, It Is reel
ported that condiderableedamage was
done. All the' inaelii,nes and P110,6
have returne,cf eefelY:" •
Admiralty. States that the two
machines villicli'returned before the
raid Was fairly launched did so her
cauee the petrol in their tanks was .
found JO be freezing.
NO 'Gentian seihrnarinea Niore. seen
in' the basin Ostend, adds the
gta.teraent.:,
•.. Gr4atest 'Gentffiyies. ,, ,
- Great Britain, Or riktlier tile, British
etriPire, .owns the larieet share Of the
earth.`aThe' figiires '. are . is 1 follOWsi
13ritiSh lenipirey. Inl,t.squitte' ttytjes,' 11r
571,000; iltissia; 8i0,60,000; OhP0, f•-
rq•
plre, 4,245,000;,United:StateflAPpeltlee-i
tal), 3,000,00; 'Brazil, 3,200404 'thee
five natiene „oWn two•thieds el; thee:
it
Itse.,10 'adietiti W nigii fifivliftt O '-,
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OF COMMERCE
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• SIR EDMUND WALRER,C.V.0.„LL.D.,D.C.L.orree1dertt
ALEXANDER LAIRD. General Manager JOHN AIRD., Ass't General Mantige4
CAPITAL,T$15,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,00a,1
BANKING BY *MAIL
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Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Banle
of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same'
careful attention as is given to all otherdepartments of the. Bank's.
business. Money may be deposited orl.witharawn in this way as„i
satisfactorily as by a personal visit to, the Bank 524
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Exeter Branch -7- ir.--1-:.'WtITErManager
' PREDITON BRAN01311:ae 15.03ager,
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'glow did you like the speaker?"
"Very well."
"Did you understand what he was
talking about?"
"Certainly."
"Then -that is where you had the
advantage ever him." .
Notice to Creditors
In 'the matter of the estate of 'Charles
Webber Aiorish, late of -the !Olt ote
"Winnipeg, Province of Mentaiba,
(tormerls o'f tne Township of ,Ste-
pnen, Goant3 of Huron, P,rovipee, of
Ontario) farmer deceased.
. Acktipe ie lereby given pursuant. to
Statues in that behalf that Or cii!drt
iters 'and other.sl• haying claimie, age
amst eite estate of the said 'Charles
Webber Miadshs who died-bn or: about
191.4, are, rsuesteci on
or before ,time 9tI14ot1 XpeiT„191.5 t6
•send. • be. e • pest • : Prepaid :aor
Ilyea'ao (Messes.' Madman ea Staub area
tai,6-irola.v..5.1,tatctateri
for line -Executrix of the eairladleceese
ed. their christain arid Surriame,s ed -
dresses and descieptions the full: per,-
'ticalars of . their .elairea3 the statee .
ment of their acconnti and file- 'xia‘-
:tire' of the securitiee if eea: heldt
ley them. And further take notice
that after sunh lest 'mentioned 'data
!teee eaid. .Executrix will preegeel ,to
distribUte the assets of the Aecefir$ect
eimo'rig the parties entitled' thgrete,
:havieg reord, only to the cleeene .of'
which She shall then have I:date:Lei
'and ..that the • Executrix will- sitetabe
Ivianolsee .f,olariinssaidnoo
asset e;:• nae not)?PagTile'.
thereat eo •tifdf peak= pei:Styng
‘,h
been aeceived h Abler at t -time of
'such stributiono• -•
.GLADMAN SaSTANBURY
' Solicitors foreExe:eutrial!.'"""
Dated at Exeter, this 9th. dee . • o,f
March. 1915. "
GIVE "SYRUP 010 FIGS"
• TO CONSTIPATED' klEfIlpD
. „ •
Delicioua,"Fruit Laxative" can't barns
- ,tender little ,Stomach, liver
and trowels.
31pe„e
ok at Ake toegue, beatleerp
cost ectrYour little one's Stomach; liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or ia-fever-
ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has
sore throat, dtarrhcea, full of cold, give.
a teaspoopfuf Of "California syrnt)
rige,"And in a few houis•all the teal,
condtipated waste, Undigested fond
and sour bile gently moves out of its
little bowels without griping, and you
have a -Alla playful child againleA,ske
your druggist for a 50 -cent bottle of'
"Califsania Syrup of Figs," which con-
tainsiKull directions for babies, chil-
dren of all ages and for grown-ups.
CEPTRAI:
VC(31114attoliP;• • 1/,'
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Licst Pract- :
;., , icai Trainiim
: Sq.119.:01
NV% tkorongh, eparses and j
experienced instructorin each 44it
• of o• ur three departmenti:., 419.
• COMM,ERCI AL 151.1.011TRAND
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' and TELEGRA_PIIT toe •
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cux. graduates succeed an YOU
/rail mix large cxte Cat-:
• alogua.' Write re'r t• !&:),1 0000
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J. A. MASON
ARCHITECT
425Dundas Street, London, t Guars to
teed cost of buildings; no extras;
years New York experience. Phoieli
2725.
Anyone intending to build will d9
Well to write me. No chair for cool
sulation.
••••1•••
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C J. W. KARN, MA). C.1%.
I en Rzetimimp ST., LONDON,
• ONTARIO.
SPECIALIST IN
SURGERY AND BE10IT04JIIIICART
DisEAsEs OF MEN ANIff 'WOMEN:
DR, G, F. ROULSTON L. D,15. D, D.
DENTISM
Honor Graduate of TorontoUnive
sity. Office over Dicksionr`1, °aide
ling's Law eaffice. Closed Weans**
, day afternoons. Phone, Office 1111
•Residence 5 b.;,
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'BR., A, IL, ',RavsliAN LLrr,, DAL
litieCtil?Gradizeite iotTo6i4o
,•ffqtitF•i:;;J: -
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: Teeth '•iii.tractee withquf pain. St
apy, bad ,effeets. Offioe over Glagie
' 'man & StanhUry's Office Nein Sis
, 'Exefer,-
13 *Wit BROWNING D., M,
8.,s4raduate Victoria Uniyfirs.
fifty Oftiiie and residence. Doceinieell
Labrateay., Exetere Lel
aAsseoiate Coroner okiluren
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LNXBON.,
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-Barristers, Solicitors Nitaries Seats
Iveyancer, Commisaione
lee the ,Meleopa .Bank 4j.1 Ai
'Money to Loan: t.ea et, kriii
qeiliste ' '7' :e3 41g1
CE,T-fitAIN STREETrENBLElial
. B. Caeriaa B. A; Eel% Diekieel
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lkid4EY,tOr LOAIIS
We have selarge amount of serita
ate funds, to loea on farm and OA
lake properties ae lowest rate of latt
ee • 4-- 411
GLADMAN & STA*BUIM le
pxpter, t,,BfirrieSprs, Solicitorsi, Main mai.
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Ulitite aKtilibDcrt
Farmer' Mutual fire Jun.!
ape.Gonlanu
Head Office.— Farquhar, on
141
i".residenC ,OBT. NORRIOrk
ViceeRresident THOS. ItYASI•
E0'1' ORS. (dri
;lynx. BROD& . WM. RP,"4
3, L. RUSSELL j T. ALLISOS
AGENTS ee A
JouN pssEnr Exeter, agent thio
borne scud
• OLIVER HARRIS'Munro ageat tax
Elibbert Fullerton and Logan. Alt
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W. A. TURNHULD
Secy.Treas. Farquhar
.9 LAI:MAN & STA.NBUBT
So I i ci tors. Exeter. gl
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