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The Kind YOU klaVe AInVan'S BOUghte and eirhiele han. beett
in, nee for Weer 30 yeatee Ilan berme the Signature Of
and.
has beeu made under Ida per.,
heftor",„;•• SOnal enporvision einee its infancy.
C•oroox4ro AlIoNte no One to deceiVe Tod in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Jteeteas-gOod." are but
:Expo! ements, that trifle with and endanger the health of
Ulan '3 and Children-Experienee against gs.periMe.Ut.
Ss
What is CASTORIA
CaStOrlast haroaleeS Stebetiterte fees Caster Oil, Pare-
goric,Drops and SoothingSyrtips. It is pleasant. It
contains neither °Senn, Soothing
nor other Narcotic
substanee. Ite age is ite guarantee. It destroys Worm.%
eand allayS Feverishn.ess. For more than thirty years' it
Las been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, • •
Flatulency, Wind Colic, an Teething, Troubles' arid , •
Diarrhoea. It regulates the StOnuecle and. Bewels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural Sledlie
The; Claildrent'S Panacea -Th e Mother's Friend.
ALWAYS
ors the, Sii,gnal
zeov:
tt In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Aiways Bought
CEN:ALD Fe COM PAN -V. P.MV4,
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ORK 47.171..
DOUBLE TRACK ALL THE WAY
Toronto -Chicago- .
toronto.ltontreat
For Chicago
Leave Toronto 8.06 a.m., 4.40 p.m.
1L4o p.m. daily Solid Hour's' Eneoyinerat.
Malor W P Dillon MOD„. of Ot-
. • • .'T.J1 g RX,ETERT4.111:.
All Aruneurarle ia Cenetentittopi(
are being keot uneler the' (Closest ser-
veillance according ii'at Bentere.
despatch reeeived /MA,* '1*.szkisil
capital by way of Athevese
ePecial deepatels from: REIMS
saYe that former Premier VelliZ010$
of Greece, who le 110VT at Cairce laae
been recalled saddettly to Atha= ts
view of °Yeats whieli are impeding,
" That the threatening eiteation ex-
isting betWeen Jaoan and China has
been Stirred no by German emis-
saries, is the statemeot of a high
n'apanese official, now in St,. John,
Queen Wilhelmina has forbidden
her busband to continue driving his
automobile ecross the Dutch frootier
with the obeect ot dining with Ger-
man officers in Belgium, says the
()riche Paris.
• Ten persons were killed Thursday
night in au explosion which blew up
a powder factory at Fontana Liri,
Italy. The explosiou causad. a panic
in the village and troops intervene'd
to restore orders
To .prove that be was no ordinary
beggar, Charles Uges, 55, arrested
in New Yorkfor begging, clevoure4,
aa rolls, eight scramble& eggseoteva
bowls of oatitteal and three ups.cla
coffee. His capter, Detective Daley; 2,
paid the Wile'," eee,
;Prince De Ligne, president' ofethe
Belgian Rece Grose, reports that ,Geoe
:era], von 13issing, the German govere-
or sef Ilelginnneleen. ateaceeeeseed
ei rhatf itstpowersevand,.seizeell
Oends amounting, to 2.0e,e(10 fiance
($40,000.. 4
It is learned from Antwerp that
the Germans have posted. neeroclam-
ation on, the Aba.ediuge' there, declar-
ing that Belgium has been wizened
by Germany as from. May I.
It is runxored that the French Gov-
ernment will introdute a bill prohi-
biting absolutely the raanufa,cture,
sale and transport of all , alcoholic
drinks during the .progress of the
war. ,
'Lieut. -Gene William Henry Beau-
mont de Horsey, who Commanded
the famous, Light Brigade in its
charge at Balaklava, died in London
on Thursday nigbt at the age of 89
years.
A despatch to the Geneva • lOyibuee
NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK
ImpOrfant EVersts Which - HaVe
Occurred During,the Week, '
;The Busy Woricrs HappeningeaCa-re-•
fully Compiled and Pit
• e Harely and Attinetive Shape ter.
the /leaders of Our Paper -A
. For triontreal
WEDNESDAY.
LeaVe Toronto 9.0a.m., S.30 p.m.
and 11.45 pane daily
Smear Roadbed.
Prighest class or equipment.
F;Al liarilralars and berth reservationsat Grand
Trunk ti,ollet.RSiess,
N..7. DORE, Agent
raiser
tawa, of No. 2 Canadian General
Hospital in France, is dead. No ear -
1 ticulars as to cause are given.
Something like, $2.,000,000 is to be
spent this season• on the work of im-
proving Toronto, harbor 9.14 water:.
front. Nearly one thousd inen
will be employed.
Hon. J. D. Hazen, Minister. ofMa-
rine, underwent an operation,. at tbe
eseemmee Royal Victoria,. Hospital, Istotriteenr,
1re or st day The 'operafion was stated
•
to be entirely, saccesefule' '
Regulations have been promulgat-
ed in ,South Africa imposing severe
restrictions cri the sale-- of Heeler,
especially to members of the Union
of South Africa and the Imperial
forces.
Sir William Richard Gowere, M.D.,
widely known as a writer on -medical
subjects, died yesterday in London.
His contributions to naedical science
embraced many topics, chiefly in re-
lation to disease of the nervous sys-
tem.
arthers!
amr.ra..iomszvmesm.oneasaoa..moa....ea44ruver....ssiss.r..==
Woven Wile Fence
below Manufactur-
ers' Prices, either
Peerless or Mon-
arch makes9
buy at once
Jas these prices will not last
very long.
6 Wire Fence 28c per Rod
7 it 61 eee I{
g 1.g. a.; ene
Lumber and Cement
10,000- Cedar Posts on band
-also Anchor Poste,
Cedar and Anchor pests
Let me anote you my low
prices ein. yo Ur Lumber•receniree,
rneuts. whetter largee ors email
'oedema: Also Cements
CLATWORTHY
GRANT()N
areireetteareseeas
Walter Runciraan, Presideet of
the British Board. of Trade, announc-
ed in. the Commons that the Britisb
' Government had rectinsitioned the
entire supplies of meat from Austra-
lia and New Zealand.
In the Khori-Dilnian regign of the
Caucasus, the Russian' feteops; after
two days' Dghting, opeeiYd a deter-
mined offensive againA ',Purkish
corps under Khali Bey, and com-
pletely defeatedOthe enmy.
Fire broke out in the Palace of
Justite in Madrid yesterday. Owing
to the failure of the water pressure
the fames spread rapidly, and the
entire edidce, -which was erected in
1,758. Was ablaze. A -judge lope his,
Children Orr
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOIRIA.
TIIP:OSPenr-
nirseelD.
hem, aged 78years, t aseedieneayilest
eieningeate here home in:Abet' gene,
:She hatiabeen rozidontot Clletham
fpr 35 years. •!,
• ! Another grandson./ of .01adeton5 iS
mentioned itt tbe lateeteceenalty list.
He is Lieut. teharlee Maidetone ,•of
the Flying Corpe, and is reported as
missing.
Great Britaiu is about to prohibit
tbe exportation of coal and coke to
all cOnntrieS abroad other than Brlea
ib Pessessions and protectorates awe.
allied countries. • • • • • no
The Lortd.ort, Morning Post's _Am-
sterdam correspondent says he leaps
from Berlin that: several. German
sul3ma.rines are now in the -Adriatic
operatiog on behalf of Austria. a .
Frond °lee to two inched, of snow
lovered the greater pert of Menl-
o -ha yesterday morning arid' gradual -
y melted, This moisture -will be of
to at value to Crops 'On *the proviece.
The Kreuzzeltung state% that the
ostal authoritlei of Lueetaburg
aye decieed thee- read matter show -
.g the itseription "God Punish
ngland". shall be refused teansrals-
i on, .
Dr. E., 1. Billion, in a cable from
'ome to Tbe Landon Telcgrepla says
hat Prittee Von Buelow's final words
.o the ;etalian Genverinicent were de-
ivered Sunday and, he is &wilting
arders from Berlin.. • .
The Lottclon Morning ,Pciet says
the Cape -Mans. been done Splendidly.
JYtit they ate Mad with rage because
thee say they have found one of
deer Men crucified. ,This iS net
caere carte' 'gossip; es .gerliseat vouebee
ror the fact?•
,
Ark,: em„ •
AILING WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
Mr&DouoetteTells of her Dis-
tressing Symptoms During
Change of Life and How
, She Found Relief.
Belleville, Nova Scetia,Can.-"Three
years ago I was suffering badly with
whatthe doctors
' called Ch ange of
f, Life. I was so, bad
thaell had to stay in
• bed.' Some friends
told'rne to take Lydia
E. Pinkharn's Vege-
tableCoMpound and
it helped me from
the first It is the
only. medicine .1
took that did help
„ me and I reeorninend
it. You don't know' how thankful and
grateful I am. I give you:permisSion
to publish what your good medicine has
&hie for me." -Mrs. SIMON DOUCETTE,
'Belleville, Yarmouth co., Nova Scotia;
dailada.
Such Warning symptoms as sense of
ssuffocation,hot flashes,headaches,back
,-
4ehet*eadof impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation: of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu-
latiet,•Constipation,,,variable appetite,
weakness and inquietude, and dizziness,
are promptly heeded by intelligent woe'
men who,ere epproaeleieg theeperiod in
life when evotaan's great' change may
be exPected.
Lydia E. ,tinkhani's'Vegetable Com-
pound' inirikeratea arid strengthene,the
female organism and builds up theeveali-
ened nervona syeteirt. It has citified
many wornepeetsfelythraigli this crisis.
' If you want special. adviets write At? i
Lydia E ginkheMMedieille CO; (confi-
dential) Lynn, Mass. Tont letter Will`
'be opened, read, and answered' by a'
Woman, and heldIn rstriet confidence.
THE MARKT
CIII0A.00, May 1.0.-4,„ also minors
,
that some harin had 011ie 410II3rasIdent.
:Wilson put sudden odditiotfahstrgin (Wax
on the wheat market, wl418 yalitm,vre
tendiog downward owing to eMititined
uncertainty as to Whether the LuSitattia
tragedy would involve serious disturbance
Of diplomatic and rade relations. The
market closed unsettled, but with the
greater part of the losses overcome at
%c to 11/40 Under Saturday niglit's level.
Corn finished 1/4c off to 3/0 up, oats 11/40
down to Ike advance, and provisions
showing 5c4 to 205 decline,
Corn received good support, and at no
time manifested heaviness equal to that
In wheat On the temporary decline that
dld take place shorts covered freely. Re-
ceipts' were light, an Argeogne relents
buiusta
Oats followed other grains, but failed
to rally as well as corn. Stocks ap-
peared heavy and the weather was on
the side of the bears,
Sympathy with the decline of cereali
carried down provisions, but packers'
buying was" turning the market upward
again at the close.. Migher prices for.
hOgS scorned for a while to have been
'completely lost sight of.
from Vienne saye that araareay eprps
wider.Archduke Eugerfeehas ereieed:
Moravitz; nen milas froenatbe.Sere
bleu frontier,' advaneihe ' against
Serbia. '
The formal militia ceder Authoriz-
ing the establaliniei3t under reg -
mental seoervision of dry; 'canteens
fel* each military, melt tbe Cana-,
,dtaninilitia forees inetrairting .wes
kneed yesterday. •
Surrounded by nate& enere, Thomas
Alva Edison on Friday night receiv-.
ed the Civic Forum inedal„.for cliss
tinguished pubtic service at a na-
tional testi:mania/ in arnegie Hall,:
New York.
. It is officially anuounced that a
naval engagement has taken place in
the Baltic, off Liban, between ,Ger-
man and PeasSian wars1. Ne de-
tails ein
By the • will of tbe lateeSepater.
Fulford, of Brockville, $400,00e) is
to be paid, in October next to. the,
Breckvillee*enetel 1-1<ispital .for the
„ppepo se of eerectiuge a,n ct' maintain te g
ate Ag,e.d.Woneen7e
• eerei erenetenr-o.'W.L70-111040
- l'ne aapaneeenkirmorean ermine
same., which ran ashore on the goast
•!of loivereCalitarnia. on Feb, 4, has
ben refloatede 'aceeirding teeepfficial•
aniiouncementeatet Tokio.
Victoria, p.m., i34,6 beere'Peltaindei.
m artial eetwi pee te eresuft 'neceetiewe
•ed attacks, noon 'hGorman ',.e.Stablish-
, mentAhy inob b ;lit ok yeyenge for
tie° iihking Of th&Lusita;nia.
., The Liverpodie authot4tiks,bidpred,
that all saloons be closed at §
last 'night), in. setilase,quencee, of, ;the
.antieneritien rietseein SundayeeeThe
ringleaders of 'those diseideril were
lee off, leniently tea eourt,V
Efforts are 'epiag, made .to locate„,
break in the Pelee Island cable,
.which ;has beep. teat of use several
weeks. Singe the ',eteleee btnie;: resi-
dentt
g,c;Cthe '15i dm_ 'fitteee"beeri with-
out eibinnidin'ciliftlee'e thee mai:xi.-
..land.
TORONTO' Citizen MARKET.
Wheat, fall, bushel $1 50 to $,...
Goose wheat, busheI„1 40
Buckwheat, bushel 0 85 ....
Barley, bushel ' 0 80 ,...
Peas, bushel 1 25 I 35
Oats, bushel 0 66 0 81
Rye, bushel 1 15
TORONTO DAIRY' MARKET.
. ,
Eater, creament, lb.„sq0 32 0 33
Cheese, new, large '0 19 • .•••
Cheese, twins .. .... 0 191/4 .0 191/4
Eggs. new -laid 0 22 . 0 23
Honey. new. lb 0 12
`WINNIPEG GRAIN MARKET.
WINNIPBG, May 16. -The good crop
prospects generally caused a weak open-,
,ing on the local market. Vutures open•1'.
‘ed? 1/4e to %c lower, after which there
wa,S a, temporary rally on short covering.
This was short-hved and before noon
13,1aV touched 51.567/a, July $1.521/4, and
October 31.1914, or .20 to 2%c under Sat-
uietty's close.
May oats opened rAo lower and July
1/4c down. •Flax opened unchanged to 24,e
h'gher, and ,eased off later,.
'There *as no trading to speak of in.
cash., . Baxley was steady and flax quiet.
s Inspections 150 cars, against 316 last
year. In sight today 225 ears.
'Futures -Wheat closed t1/4c to 11/4c low-
er, oats %,c to 34c down, and flax ific to
%tc lower,
•• MONDAY. ' , . , .
• !, •
Gedil Murpley, agedel'T, son of Vell-e
liana' Murphy, of Sitacoe,;•Onteswee..
drowned on. Sundeea wben a -leaky.
boat in which he: -Wae plying•sank.
Firre of undetermined Origin 'lila
$25,000 damage to the Richard
Smith and Sons' lumber mill in Niae.
gars Falls, Ont., early Sunday:
The wife of Jos. l,avasseur„ wbo.
conducts the Hotel at Jubilee Point,
Rice 'Lake; met death -by drownieg
Saturday When the canoe she, was
paddling was 'ict'ver turned. in rough,
ter. •
A crowd of nearly five -hundred.
persons led by a nm-ber of soldiers
in uniform, in Victoria, B.C., Satur-
day night; gave 'strong expressioneto
indignaticin over the drowning of the,
Lasitania passengers. •
On hearing of the Lusitania catas-
trophe, the Pope was grief strickep
and indignant, and Is reported to
have said than "the crirainal sinking
of the vessel was unworthy of a civ-
ilized Christian nation."
With eleven passengers aboard, the
gasoline launch NiDiSSiti.g waa
StrItek by the dowolactun.d Canadiam
steamer Ionic, about ave miles above
OlyesSon •Saturday. " A load oe'eseeon
' the' lanitch preevented it „fined tint -
•oaanias
:Ghar1d„Opeyailient,.'13 3eats,ol4t of
f round'
uiion-
'c11fpni1iUt1geter atid."expoSifee- in
,4arNme: %,1\1"0/:flaitOa`cire;q4iiel):•,' Sat -
,04,a3,,,„ , said 'away feorn:
°PA alk gthle ftinr''dalys • Wit13-
foo . ;reee
IA. d, er• " '
, The first notice of alitilication
divorce since last ses.sion has 'been
given at Ottawa. It is frem Cicily
Ethel Maud Ferara,, of Shellbrook,
Sask., who will Apply _to he freed
died Frederick Feral* now in the
emtentiarys
Aenry, McNeal Turner Bishop of
the, _African Methodist' EPiscopal•
Chtsrela. in Michigan and Canada,
died Suddenly; from a strolte of,par-
alyels in Windsor yesterday, aged
83. He was a .friend, pf Abraham
Lincoln, and, a Member of the Geor-
gia Legiele,tures
;
liguOp ILIPADVANCED: .
. tee t a. •
Second Readiag Gli46 Measure to
CheckeInteraperance
_ . .
tiONDOleTeXae: IneeteThe.Hou.eo.o,f,
Comp:tea§ leet eveniag: Peigedn'":01e•
eecond reilfiag of ChaeLellee,Teztlae
:Enclieeletee Lloyd Georjes bill:Olto-
anaentin the:Detenceent Realm. Act.
The hill Origieuellyv-OkV-deSinned.''' to
placka'''beavy.'strtavon; witnetie spirits
and beer, but ender preseure from
the Irish party ite -previsions were.
• amended to giniagetheepoyernment
• eontrol Of tho seineoficeeersIn arees
where munitions leo yea.z. are leeifig
.made. • ree- a • • .. eso
e 'Under the hill'eecentral committee
will be set'up fe'e dud. Beige'
laud. It will ase.-6,4.:t,renetinisniendas,
tions of localecommetteei oeioy
ters aetel eq)elenten in the districts af-
fected ifecte. ' '": "`"' •-•
.. Mr. Lloyd ,Geqra;fiA,S,Pti,9,4ie4,tteto
appoint a comenitteaitn,loquirefentd
the ch a.r get of d run kenne s se. ate (mg,
workmen. anclo'all, 'parties; including
the Larberitea, :head elPiessedellsein
satisfactionviol the bill. - •
Cunnieg Child.. •• •
"What are -yea' cryfti,g ter, little
CATTLE MARKETS
' ,UNION STOCK YARDS.
TORONTO, May 10. --Receipts of
live stock at the Union Yardswere
. ,
3154 cettle, 771 hogs, 53 sheep and
lambs and 366 calves.
The hulk a the sales of steers ail&
•ifelfers were made between $8 and $5.40,
_With seVeral loads at $8.50. Read the sales
and quotations given by the several com-
mission salesmen.
Stockers and feeders also were in de
TUESDAY.- '
LieutseGovemor Brown opened the
j fourth session ot.the third Saskatche-
wan Legislature 'yesterday Uftern:o.on.
A despatch from Copenhagen
states that 15 German submarines
ate being built at Kiel for lige in the
Baltic.
'• Rev. F. L. Farewell, 13.A.4 has
bbeii appointed principal of theLa,
dies' College at Whitby, Ont., in sup:
cession to Rev. Ir J. j: Hare. ,
It is estimated that 10,000 Gq•Ar.
Mans frora Italy. , crossed the Swiee.
fiontier Saturday and Sunday. Four
thousand =need at Ltigeno alone.
W. B. Northvale M.P.; has offered
his spacious hoine and ,grounds in
Belleville to the Govelentient for the;
nee,ef convalescent wentided
girl?" . -
1.
"So I can get what I, want."
,
, superhtiMan.
can man
,"And wbSt,..4440;iit.§..ttn e,;‘aiee'eu,,e
!eI netneeelookeese b.01if •
11.5* "ri !Iv(
PIv na
e
'snalenbt,inteeehkiet.r
Ther . wiled:0"
,cyrAf,
> nee •
, census '49ea, nee e?-a.Yelfedi-pieien
; Or deal wIeh'fectS'iSta5-0M.'
It
s‘17:tr,1yls
I Row muchthey,'hatian't grown.
.
A
PERT PARAGRPH•
mand at strong wanes, in sympathy with'
the ,fat cattle.
Milkers and springers were firm, but
Unchanged.
Calves, sheep and lambs were all about
steady at on.* last quotatiuns. There were
not enough hugs on sale to give an In-
,telligent report of bow the values are
going to range.
Butchers' Cattle. '
Choice heavy stecrs sold at $8.30 to
$3.60, one load only at the latter price:
choice steers and heifers, 53 to 53.25; good
at $7.75 to $8; medium steers And heifers
at $7.25 to $7.50; common at $7 to $7.25;*
choice cows at $7 to $7.25;. good at $6.75
to $7; medium at $6 to $6.50I. canners and.
caters at $4 to $5; bulls at $64o $7.50.
Stockers and 'Feeders.
Heavy steers, 800' to 900 lbs. each. sold
at $6.75 to r.50, anti one era choice lot
at 37.90; light steers, 650 to 750 lbs., at
$6.25 to $7.25; stockers, $5,75 lo'$6.25.'
Milkers and Springers.
Choice fresh milkers and extra quality
forward springers are, worth from $30
to 495 each; geed at $70' toil*); medium'
at 1$60..to $70;,conunon 'ha medium' at 5,
,to $65. 1
. Veal calves.'
. Choice Calves sad -at 49 ter $10; good at
$7.50 to13.75; medluin at $7 fo $7.60;,corn-:
moo calves at $5 "tol.$6.-' No.t. many choice'
calyes are being offered.' •
Sheep an'i Lambs. •.
Sheep, light ewes, 53 to 58.25; heavy
Owes and rams at $5 to $7.50; yearling
lambs -at $7 to $10.50; spring lambs at $6
to 511 each.
Hogs.
Selects weighed off cars sold at 59.45
to 59.25, the bulk of sales being made at
tho latter price.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
moNTREen'e. May 10. -At the Montreal
Stock Yards, west end market, prices
showed an advance, and a stronger feel-
ing prevailed thruout the day. Receipts
were rather light, and, owing to the small
number of good to choice steers for sale,
packers turned their attention to other
sources. A number of carload lots were
purchased in the Toronto market. There
was a good demand here, and an active
trade was done, with sales of full loads
of choice steers at 53.50, good at $8, and
smaller lots brought 25c per hundred
pounds more. Sales of small lots of
choice bulls Were made as high as 53,
and choice butchers' cows at $7.50 to 57.75
Per civt. Common. mixed cattle brought
15.50.
.. :A good deal of our difficulty in get;
ting through with the day's Work'
ariseeffonn what evedid r dicIn'tseitt.
for dinialer3lest night, .; • • •• ,
A eoft snap is apt to lie found to be
having great nniny People 'Sticking
tolt
. .
- •
lf ell were pad • decerding to the
merite of eaelx adjuffiehtedlby hina
sell lel I's don litf ul if 4licieeeiVOiild
enough to go arouncl._
Nobody exPects, eyerybody to net to
heaven, but ,each ki1deve "OnenVinni will
'Melee the rifile
e, •a,
• A.11ayerFes ufc pel`ty Veit , The',
eine *lie jey rideethe nihst gets oinCh-
.ed the oftennst..
rld leen, !
Aefellon- whe„altlias ' en PYP for
the main 64fiee'e soon. lettes !tinns' to 6Opper
all the others, ,
There is a large sharer* eut poPula,
pore who seern to think that dignity
engirt to make Up fot diligence ba this
world.
Owing to the continued scarcity of
sheen.the tonel.of the market is -.very
strong,. and prices have scored another
sharp advance, with a good demand, and
sales of small lots were made at 57.50 to
58.26 ech. Spring lambs sold at from $7
to 39.
A strong feeling developed in the rnat
ket for hogs todayi, and priees adven`detl.
‘25c•pl,pwt., Owing to the liigher 'prieesT
at To onto 1a0 Week, and the smaller;
supplies ccomingmforward. Selected, !Igts,
sold at $9,50 tais$9275. sows at 57.50 to
51,75, and Stags at '54.75 to $1.35 per ewt,
weighed off cars„
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ZSIRMDIVIUND WALKER, C.V.O.,L le D., BeCeleepresident
ALEXANDEWLAIRD. General Manager JOHN' AMT..: ASs't General 314inagegc'
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CAPITAL $15 000 000" • RES,ERVE FUND 113 500.0011
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RANJW BY "MAIL
Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian.Banle
of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same. attention as is given to all other departments of the Bank's
business. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way as.
satisfactorily as by a personal visit to the Bank. 524
Exeter Brineh- H. J.IWHITE, Manager
1:1.1 DREDITON BRANCH - A. E, KUHN, Manager. , MTV ,ese4e,
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Notice to Creditors
In the 'matteo,of the estate of Robert
Allan. of the, Township pf dlay,
iCounty. or,"Rtilron, Fanner deceased.
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' Notice is.liefeb,3 gtv,en pursuant to
Statutes in ;Host hehelf -bleat all cred-
J, A. MASON
ARCIIITECTs
425 Dundas Street, London,- Guars la
teed cost of buildings; extras; It
years New York experience. Phe nent
2725., ,
• Anyone intending to build will di
well o -write me. No charge for einem
sulet on
'itors and othees Jaavi.pg claims e-•
gaeist the ,e.staie of .the settl. leobero
Mldi rho 'died on or'abetet the 17th
C J. W KARN M D C.11
cif, September, 1914; 'are requileed pn
cse teti the29th dayteif nine, 1915, to 9 . •
senl. be post prepaid or
liver to to Messrs. Gladman & Stanburs,
of the Village of 'Exeter, Sol:citors
fOi' elle Executors of the said. deceas-
ed. 'their christain and surnames 5d -
dresses and, descriptions the full par-
ticulars of tbar •elainisP the stater.
men , of their ace,ounts and the, nae
tureof the securities if any. held
by them," 'Ahd further take notice
thateafter such last mentioned date
the said executors will proceed to
•distribute the assets of the deceased
,amopg •the.parties entitled thereto.
having ,rhgend' Mile to' elm elai.ms of
hich' deee then have notice
apd that` the 'Executors will act to
liable fee ,Said 'ans'ets or any Pars
„ellereoket9, pereein :or persone ot
Whose Olilma"'neilie "thalf not. -have.
-been neceivedThe them et the ttrae• of
'euch distribution.
,GLADMAN• STANBultlf.
• Solicitore for Executors.
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Dated at Exeter ,this 8tie-,da,y of May,
• 1015.
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Butalefs', cattIe:1 Choice, 58.60 to $3A51,i,
de., inseam, 57Y50• to $8; do., common;'
$6 to"17; 54.50 to 55; butchers'
,citttle, choice coivs, 57.60 to 57.75; do.,
'medium. $.5.0 to 57; do., bulls. 56 to 58;
mincers, choice, each, $75 to 530; do.,
pornivon and medium, each, $65 to $70;
enringers, $55 to $60.
' Sheep. ewes, $7,50 to $8; bucks and.
.ctslls. $6.50 to $7.
i,J....ambs, $9.50 to 59.73.
Hogs, 59.50 to $9.75. . I
Calves, $1.50 to eve ens •• •
Constantinople Bombed.
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,;•„ASCOT'S HEIR •
Im,ported.• No 9646 (12805)
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Geprge Marein, Proprietor and Mgr.
• Enrolled and Inspected
Monde.e wilt leave his own ;stable
net 20, con,i13, Hibbert, and go to
Clieselb.u.rste then south to Ed. Ma-
Dotegall'e foe, noon; thence to' bis own
stable for ,night. Teeedae to Arthur
Campbell's Thames Road, for noon;
thence to his own stable for night.
,W,cdnesday ,,to ltd. Jellies' for moon,
thence te W,ilpn Olawhine for night;
Tharsdas. ,to' Mat Routiey's tor noon,
thence to S. Routlee's for ,nightFri-
dap to John lelland's Blanchard Cor
nooinathence' to Frcink Ramie' -Fula
lai•ton for night. Saturday to John
Batler's for noon; thence to his own
stabld where he will remain!nuntil the
following Blondes morning. Terris
One foal $15; two noels 28. •
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425 RICIIMON D` '
ST. LON DO,
ONTARIO.
SPECIALIST IN
SURGERY AgD ENIT0-1Th1NARY
DISEASES OP AND WOXEN,
1.•1 ...r, e • ;n :1
!When, a man gets out ond bustles for
hia /Wing be tdoesn't .have much time'
DR G. F. ROULSTON, 'ID 1W
DENTIST . Jai
Honor Graduate of
tsit3. OffIce over
lug's Law office.
day afternoons.
Residence 5b
Toronto Maya*
Diekson Care -
Closed Wednese-
Phone .011 ice 6an.
flat 'rde. Oe• no • • •
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With, a poug4: 3 di ,e,,ar MO
admonition of his elders tbe gleesome
graduate staRs out to prove his own
theories and incidentalle. te get it
the neck.
PARIS, May 41e -T‘ firSt attack
of the 'War oliettilietantineple id re-
ported in an uniOltial 'deatch few=
Athetie.. It •is Bald -three Russian
aViatorS 'flew overhe city, dropping
.Severalhom.bsewhich are believed t9
have caused extensive , damage.
The message 'Says ale° that the .
Ilitasiati 'Meek Sea fleet .bombarded
the, Turkitilt forts on the- left bank
Of the. Bosphorus on Wedneeday...,
Several Russian Fillet's fell within
ebot . ten milea", of Conatantinaple-
Ancether Liner Sails.'
NI* ,Y,,ORY,,,May Belt-
steemeelransylvaitia' Of the .An
-
eller , galled • lite ,Satarday for
Liverpool., aetow leOnna att.etneWa of.
the Lusitanda'ae sinking' had been ee.;
ceived.; ,.Thoransylvania's cab*,
Were crowded, her agents said. There
were 879 passengers abciard, al*
others Who evanted to go, according
10 the Mises echrld not be aceoramtie
If a lot of the disorderly ones could
not use the Lord as a sort of waste-
basket they would soon be swamped
with their own old junk.
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i ,i•f our thx•ee tWe .have thorough coureere
experienced instructors in
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' and TELEGRAPIICY
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4 !should, mead otie large free oat- .
j irloguesv„Write for 'Lb at once.;
DR. A. B KINSMAN pakai
Honore Graduate .of Toepato„Naklis!
eraityne • • .1
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TeethehetraCted withoutpain. iiii•"*
any tied effeets; °flied over Glad*
'man A*1. Of flee *ails imit,
Exeter. ,• t t fel
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RUEt t Principal. ;
dated, for laeic et root'. 1.1%,:e949•41•44.484.11.0411004049410*
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P. 84 Graduate Vidtoria Univnge
eity Office and residence, Dwain**
Labiatory., Fzeter, 1
AssoiiiateeCoroner of fluscui • -14II
D 1CKSON & CARLING 1•"ea
Barristers, Solicitors Notaries Sotien
veyanoens • Commissioners, &Haifa
for the bleilsona Bank eto„. OJAI
Money to Loan at lowest rata of iv
terest. '
OFFICE -MAIN STREET EliSTSMe4
L R. Carling B. A.: U. R. Dielansi
MONEY, TO LOAN , I
We' have a large tuntennt of Pits
ate funds to loan on farm and vile
lage properties at lowest rate of
tenet, eseall
GLADMAN &
Barristere, Solicitors; Main •
Extitere „ •
Ormor's tavtual.firo lesur+
tt vancttompanu.
Head Office, Farquhar, Orip
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President ef ROBT. NORRIStare,
Vicer.P.resident , THOS. RYAN
0.. .DIREGTORS. .1. idle
WM. BRO,CE , • . Wel,
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.1„ L. RUSSELL P., T. ALLISON,
, • AGENTS tea'
' JOHN ESSERY Exeter. agent Una
bathe and Iliddulph.. T
OLIVER aotRis Munro eAsEtt 10*
Ilibbert Vullarton and Logan.
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;elm, A, TtrENSU41111,
Secy.Trea.s. FarVihelt
GLADhriN' & ETAEBUDY.
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ORIA
Por Infante and Children. ,
The kind Yea Have Always Bougit!
Bears the
Signature
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