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TatritSLEY, .Fl O X E`MB ' R 18th, TON,
IFHE C}.ARM
OF MOTHERH000
chanced By Perfect Physi-
cal Health.
The experience of Motherhood IS a try-
ing
ry-J g one to most womenand marks dise
tinetiy an epoch in their lives.. Not one
'woman in a hundred is prepared or un -
,t ileitiiititads how toproperly care for her.
*elf. Of course nearly every SlowadaYS has medical treatment at such
alliiiiee,'biit,many approach the expert
ince with an organismunfitted for the
trial of strength, and when it is over
lber system has received a shock from
'Which it is bard to .recover, Following
nigbtupon this comes the nervous strain
of caring for the child, and a distinct
*hangs' in the mother results.
There is nothing more charming than
*happy and healthy mother of children,
erns indeed child -birth raider the right
:conditions need be no hazard to health or
beauty. The unexplainable thing is
that, with all the evidence of shattered
nerves and broken health resulting from
on unprepared condition, and with am-
ple time in which to prepare, Women
mill persist in going blindly to the trial.
Everywoman at this time should rely
upon Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
• Coenpotmd, a most valuable tonic and
Invigorator of the female organism,
In many homes
puce childless there
+ now children be-
cause of the fact
that Lydia E. Pink-
ihnnes V egetable
Compound make s
women normal,
healthy and strong.
If yon want special advice write to
+,yaia'i,'o Pinkltam Medicine Co. (comas
.dentias) Lynn, Mass. Your letter will.
/be opened, read and answered by a
endear and held in strict cion+: eacee
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FOR FLETCHER'S
ORIA
NEWS EMS OF WEEK
1 r•a t Events Which Have
Oct:txrred During the Week..
,i.
e Busy World's Happenings Care -
telly Compiled and Pot tido
Handy and Attractive Sbape for
the Headers of Our Paper A
Solid Woes tr.njoyment.
WEDNESDAY.
The stegmer Dade was sunk bye
German submarine yesterday.
Ontario's ecrntri ettions to the Brit-
ish, lied; `r s• now anneee t$ao $X200,
Cee aditus troops took part in the
Lord Mayor's parade in Loudon yes-
terday,
'Tbe Manitoba Grain Growers' As-
sociation Executivereiterated its de-
mand for free wheat.
Eight o'clock closing of bars in Ot-
tawn has already' cut in two the aver-
age number of arrests for drunken-
airs.
General Sir Sam Hughes
announc-
ed
at meeting in Massey Hail that
he plans to, lead the Canadians in the
big, fins} drive to Berlin.
A two-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs.
R. Taylor, near Woodstock, was
drowned yesterday in about a foot of
water in a shallow cooling vat.
A nearly full grown heifer, but
ranch emaciated, was found yesterday
log a large basswood I g b y two
men rabbit -hunting north of Strat-
ford.
Admiral Tseng Jtt Cheng, Governor
of the Shanghai district, was assass-
inated yesterday. His secretary, who
was with him at the time, was ser-
iously wounded.
The Greek Government is reported
to have appealed to the Allies for fur-
ther financial assistance. The Gov-
ernment desires to obtain an addi-
tional advance of 40,000,000 francs.
Queen Elizabeth of Roumania
("Carmen Sylva") underwent a suc-
cessful operation for the removal of
a cataract from her right eye. The
operation was performed by Prof.
Landott.
A record wheat cargo of 460,000
bushels on the Snyder, jun., and a
load of 455,000 bushels on the Grant
Morden, were put through the Sault
Ste. Marie Teaks yesterday, constitut-
ing the greatest amount ever handled
there in one operation.
RSDAY.
Ft big munitions plant was burned
in Pennsylvania.
An impressive memorial service for
the late Sir Charles Tupper was held
in London.
Cecil H. Robinson, of Walkerville,
believed to be the oldest Town Clerk
in Canada, died at the age of 77.
L. D. Wilgress has been appointed
Trade Commissioner to be stationed
at Omsk, and C. F. Just at Petrograd.
Clark Hamilton, Collector of Cus-
toms at Kingston frons 1583 to 1909
autt rormeriy a steamer ctapa:aln, iS
dead.
D, J, McCallum, ex -Mayor of Sea -
forth aud formerly manager of flour
lof- t isthere, died suddenly
at Saska-
toon
of apaple Y.
The Ontario Government appointed
a committee, headed by Mr. W. D.
McPherson, LC., M.P.P., to look
after disabled soldiers.
The troopship Corsican has safely
reached an English port, with the
55th New Brunswick Battalion and
the Newfoundland contingent.
At a caucus of the National Liberal.
members of the Reichstag it was re-
solved that the light against the high
cost.of•living, due to, ithp tar, was at
present the most important question
T
growing out of tae conflict.
Thos; Duckworth, acculted; of =pee
de'lain bis brother -in -I ,'' :Harr
Strutt e
on the 2nd instant at their
home in East Luther, was committed
by Police Magistrate. Tate at Grand
Valiey for trial at the Spring As-
sizes for Dufferin county.
What is asserted to be a world's
tabor Combine, with a membership of
1,500,000, has been virtually effected
in England by the adoption of a draft
constitution, Iinking together the
National Uni n of Railway
Men, the
Transport Workers' Federation,
and
the Miners' Federation.
FRIDAY.
The Province of Ontario will give
$5,000 for the relief of destitute Bel-
gians.
Wreckage believed to belong to the
lost tug Frank 0. Barnes has been
sighted on Lake Ontario.
Wholesale sugar prices were ad-
vtineed ten cents per 100 pounds
'throughout Ontario and at Winnipeg.
Lord Murray of Elibank, former
Liberal whip, was appointed to a po-
sition in the British Munitions Min-
istry.
In his . hundred and third year,
Francis McManus of Maitland passed
away yesterday after only one week's
+illness.
Billy Sunday is to speak at the
first big meeting shortly in Toronto
in the campaign for a "dry" Ontario
by July let next.
Half a million dollars' damage was
done to one plant, and a munitions
factory was menaced by a blaze 1»
New Jersey yesterday.
Wm. Hornet, farmer, of Kintyre,
was found dead in his barn, having
committed suicide by hanging owing,
it is believed, to despondency over
ill -health.
Peter Anderson, while visiting at
aloulinette, near Cornwall, slipped
under the wheels of a G. T. R. train
when attempting to board it, and war
fatally injured.
The Prime Minister announced
that no further contributions for ma-
chine guns are required, as all expen-
diture for that purpose should be de-
frayed out of the public treasury.
The much-discussed War Commit-
tee in Britain will consist of the fol-
lowing five Ministers: Premier As-
quith, Arthur Balfour, First Lord of
the Admiralty; David Lloyd George
Minister of Mr`nitions;•—Bonar .Law
Secretary for the Colonies; and Re.
gluald McKenna, Chancellor of the
lsch eciuer„
SATURDAY.
til'TtUttY.
• It is stated that a large part of the
Bulgarian ;Icing's fortune is it a Lon•
don bank,
Owen Sound. for the first time, re-
ceived Hydro -electric power generat-
ed at Eugenia Falls.
A hospital .motor ambulance as a
memorial to Edith Cavell has been
given by the British in Chicago,
Prominentcitizensattended the
funeral of Mrs. Lillian Massey Treble,
the Toronto philanthropist, in Toron-
to yestetlay.
Mrs. Davis, an Ottawa widow, se -
oared the enlistment of twelve sons
of ftie•4<'ti's of hers, to'get her only son
'enlisteMks a bugled:
Hon, T. Chase Casgrain, Postmas-
ter -General, has offered his services
to the Minister of Militia in any po-
sition overseas or in Canada.
The soldiers from Sewell Camp,
some six thousand in .number, parad-
ed in Winnipeg, witnessed by crowds
estimated, from 75,000 to 100,000 cit-
izens.
Sir Charles Davidson again took
upinto at Montreal the inquiry
tr ry theo q
purchase by Canada of two subma-
rines from the Seattle Construction &
Drydock Co.
Colonel Marlow, Toronto divisional
medical officer, was asked by the Mi-
litia Department to proceed to Que-
bec to straighten out the tangle af-
fecting discharged soldiers.
The close .season duping November
for whitefisb, pickerel, and salmon
trout in the Great Lakes is done
away with in new fishery regulations,
some other changes also being made.
The Daily Express yesterday morn-
ing announced it is authorized to
state that since the beginning of the
war fourteen battleships and battle
cruisers, all snperdreadnoughts, have
been added to the British fleet, as
well as a large number of minor war-
ships.
MONDAY.
Two British scientists have been
awarded the Nobel prize.
The British submarine E20 was
sunk in the Sea of Marmora.
Winston Churchill will go -to
France at once to join his regiment.
It is estimated that France's war
bill up to December 31, 1915, will be
$4,287,712,200.
The body of Sir Charles Tupper
arrived at Quebec on the Metagama
and was conveyed to Levis and thence
to Halifax.
The Italian cruiser Piemonte bom-
barded and destroyed the railroad
station at Dedeaghatch, Bulgaria, on
Friday. The warship also destroyed
two trains.
The Greek steamer Iassithion has
landed 22 survivors of the British
steamship Clan Macalister at Canes,
Crete. The Clan Macalister was sunk
on Nov. 10.
Lieut. 3. M. Phelan, of the 15th
(Belleville) Regiment is one of 14
first cousins in_ the Antes'. service.
SO'CiR, ACID]' S' O kCS
GASES ON TNDIGTEBTION
Each 'Tape's DIapepsin" digests 3000
grains ending
all stomachach
misery In five minutes.
Time it! Infv minutes all stom-
ach. distress will go. No indigestion,
heartburn, sourness or belching of
gas, acid, or eructations'of undigested
breath or headache. foul
food, no dizziness, bloating,
Papa's Diapepsin Is noted for its
need in regulating upset stomachs..
It is the ;surest, quickest stomachtrem-
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
five minutes how needless it is to sue
ler from indlgestlon, dyspeeela or any
stomach disorder. It's the quickest,
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor to the world.
nine or whom have already been kill-
ed in action.
Forty young men enlisted at a re-
ception in Hamilton to returned sol-
diers, who scored the indifferent, and
a similar rush of recruits followed a
parade and speeches at Stratford.
A Montenegrin official communfea
tion says: "There have been severe
combats in the Sanjak since Thurs-
day. The enemy was unsuccessful.
We captured 125 prisoners and con-
siderable war material.
TUESDAY.
The steamer Charles A. Luck, fear-
ed lost, is safe at Whitefish Point.
The Wacousta, a former Dominion
coal steamer, was sunk by a German
submarine.
Premier Hearst received the Aus-
tralian Cadets, formally welcoming
them to Ontario.
Zionists in conference at Montreal
pledged the devotion of the Jews to
the British Empire and Crown.
Miss M. L. Quiliinan sued Mr. J.
H. Stuart of Niagara Falls, Ont., for
$10,000 for slander, and got $15,000,
Twenty freighters carried more
than 4,500,000 bushels of grain out
of Port Arthur and Fort William yes-
terday.
ssMaud Sinclair, who had bee ,
Principal of schools in three western
Provinces as well as in Ontario, died
at Harriston.
George Cummings, an engineer, in
the employ of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way for 47 years, died at Allendale,
aged 65 years.
Premier Asquith said yesterday
that Sir Edward Grey had been left
out of the Cabinet War Committee at
his own request.
The military investigation com-
menced into the affairs of the herd
Battalion at London, following dis-
closures of tbefts.
Mr. A. B. Blake-Fors.:er, who left
Toronto with the first contingent in
the Q.O.R. as Sergt.-Iviajor, was pro-
moted to_Lieuteuaut for gallantry_.
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JAMES, BEVERLY r'as
ta,rted a Trade ;.,alrapp
aign and will give 'lead,/.. `ae,:t
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& Co. Piano.. :ifi:aces
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THE EXETER TIMES
has made arrangements with
Mr. Beverly to co-operatewith
him, and we will give 3000 votes
for every dol'ar received on sub-
scription.
100 votes for each dollar
paid on advertising or job
work.
t Pti of this Campaign is that there is no publicity to Canidates. Contestants
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CAPITAL' AND RESERVE;,$8,8OO,000 `
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W. D. cLARKE.
Manager, Exeter Braricle
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
SIR EDMUND WALKER, Q.V.O., LL.D. D.C.L., President
JOHN AIRD, General Manager. H. V. F. JONES, 1sa't General Manager•
CAPITAL, $15,000,000 RESERVE FOND, $13,500,006
1i
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS
Interest at the. current rate is allowed on all deposits of $1 anis.'.
upwards. Careful attention is given to every account. Small accounts
are welcomed. Accounts may be opened and operated by mail.
Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, with..-
dratvals to be made by any one of them or by the survivor. •S5(
Exeter Branch— H. J. WHITE, Manage
1?REDITON BRANCH — A. E. KUHN, Manager.
Auction Sale
OF FA'R'M STOCK AND IMPLB-
1hEENTS
Thos. Cameron has received instruc-
tions from the undersigned teasel]. ,by
public auction on Lot 3concession 3,
'ruokersmith, on Tuesday, Nov. 23rd
at one o'clock p.m. the following:
.1.1U'RSES—Iieavy draft mare rising
6 Years old; heavy draft mare 8 era
old; heavy draft mare rising 5 years
old supposed .to be in foal to 1Chloro
dyne; heavy draft colt rising 2 sears
old sired by 'Chlorodyne; driving
horse 7 years old, .driving ,colt rising
2 years sired by Mac Wilkes.
(CATTLE ,AND PIGS -2 grade cows
supposed to be in calf; Jersey cow
supposed to be in calf; farrow cow;
S steers trssing 2 years; 2 heifers xis•
Ing 2 years, 4 sprint calves; also a
brood soft-, 0 pigs 3 months and 75
young hens.
IMPLEMENTS—Massey-Harris bin-
der, 7 -foot cut; Massey -Barris mower
ti foot cut; Frost & ,Wood ;disc; Frost
& Wood seedtd.rill; Frost & Wood cul
civator ; Dain hay loader, Deering hay
redder; McCormick hay rake, 2 walk
mg plows, Cockshutt gang plow; set
narrows, land roller, root pulpen,
scuffler, lumber wagon, gravel box.
hay rack, 'bobsleighs, demoorat, pole
and shafts, t Buggy, open buggy,
road cart, In., fork, 150 ft., rope, car
pulleys and slings, 2 sets heavy ,har-
cess.'set double light harness, grass
seed ,sower, 2 sets whiffletrees, 2
neckyokes, sap pan, 100 buckets and
spites, step ladder, forks, hoes, shovels
20 tons of hay, quantity of maogolds,
cream separator, churn, '2 heating
stoves, 3 hanging lamps.
Positively no reserve as the pro-
prietor is giving up farming.
TERMS—All sums of $10 and: under,
cash; over that amount 12 months'
credit on approved joint ,notes. A
discount 'of 5 per cent off for Dash.,
Flay and roots cas.lh
THOS. 'CAS72LTtON, Auctioneer.
ALEX. BU;C•HANAN, Sr., Prop.
Auction Sale
OP VALUABL.0 i ESiDENTAL PRO-
P]URTY IN . THE VILLAGE OF
EXETER
In the matter ofthe, estate of T. 13.
(Darling, late of the Village of Exe-
ter.
xeter. in the !County of .Huron, Gentle-
men deceased.
Mr. D. 'W. (Robinson, Auctioneer, has
received instructions from the Exe-
cutors of the ie,state of 'the tate. T.. B.
Carling and will eell by public auc-
tion on the tpremises'on'Saturday, the
twenty-seventh day of 'November at
two o'clock p'ut.
That most desir'a'ble residental pro-
perty situate on the westlai,de of Alaa.in
Street opposite Simcoe Street iii the
Village of Exeter :being the residen-
tial property of the 'fate T., B. Carl-
ing consisting of a two-story brick
cottage roofed residence 'and threw lots
of land The ;house is`in good repair•
fuuance, hard and soft wtaer, beauti-
ful grounds, Tine Sault, shade and, or-
anment+al trees a.ad a splendid gar -
dent.
At the ''same time 'and place will
be Bold a •qu'antity of household goods
and 'ehatteis consisting of bedroom
suites, 'sideboards, ;ran ge , gasoline
stove, tables, :,sofas, 'chaite and other
articles too numerous to menace;
41'E'.Eb11LS OF SALE
(Chattels cash; Land, ,conditions of
,sale will be made 'known on day of
sale. For further particulars apply to
(C. W. Robinson, Auctioneer, Exeter;
Mrs. Martha Carling on the premises,
and Dickson & Carling, Exeter, Sol-
icitors for the Executors,
TJIE SOLDIER WJIO 'LIVES OVER
AGAIN IN A 'NIGRTNIAitE, •TELE
AWFUL BATTLE 'SCENES, es .focil
as the harassed business man, the
tired society woman, and busy house-
wife. whose nerves are gradually.
wearing to abrade with thtlr never-
ending'dutiee, will get quicic:4nd per-
ntanent relief ,Brom TAISA1.%E. Get a
box for „fifty Bents lair sour ,druggists,
or by mail from the Georgian A:tfg
'1Coiliiigwood, ontar'io,
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J. A. MASON
ARCHITECT
425 Dundas Street, London, Guars Ise 4
teed cost of buildings; no extras; IIA
years New York experience. Phe.sag
2725,
Anyone intending to build will at,
ell o write me. No charge for cosh
sulat
CoD.WV.liAIt1`, 1VI.JL.C.Me.-
ees RICHMOND ST., LOMIO
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suttonRY AND JaNITO-MUNA$tT.;
DISEASES OF AND WOMEN;
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Honor Graduate of Toronto Unive w
sat. .- Office over Dickson '& Dame -
Log's Law office. Closed Wednest
day afternoons. Phone Wipe, Sag
I Residence 5b. •qea
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ersity
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Teeth extracted without pato. el
any bad effects. Offices over Glad's
lean & Stanbury'a Office Male ilea
Exeter, le .. t , _' .- t emit
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city Office and residence Domtimisl
Labratory., Exeter, .rr ld
Aasooiate Coroner of Huron lel
D ICKSON & CARDING P "flf
Barristers, Solicitors Notaries 0,egP -e4".
veyanoers Commissioners, IlSolkeitterst,
for the Mo,sonta Bank etc,1 t
Money to Loam at lowest hates of kw
terest., t
OFFICE—MAIN STREET Bei+ETUiNg
1. 13. Carling B. A4 IL. ad Diekraii
MONEY. TO LOAN I: 1; I:_ 1 1 1
We have -a large amount et his
ate funds to loan on farm an,d Oat
lage properties at lowest rate !i
tercet
GLADMAN & STANBUILII ! ;;
Barristers, Solicitors, ails I&
Exeterd
The Uaborne and Hibbert
Farmer's Mutual Fire lulu '
antro Gompanu
Head Office, Farquhar, Ow
President , ,Vi ROBT. NORREEa.
Viee-President + , PHOS. RYA*
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J L. RUSSELL ; 7, T. ALLISOJi$
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JOHN ESSER Y Exeter. agent Vlia
borne and Bidduiph. 1 a
OLIVER I3ARE1d Munro agent fan
Gibbert Fullerton stn Logan.
„11,,, W. A. rift NNutLLI
Seoy.Treas. Farquhatir
GLADMAN & STANi3URZ
Solicitors. Exeter.
Scientists have pleadged their aid Ole
the 'king by devoting all their encr
gies'to the task of bringing the waea
to a victorious eoneliasion, in 'thO
meactine, the health and nerves oil
our brave soldiers • and their friend*
at home 18 suffeeing,'and' TA1.Alia is
the 'one 'perfect ,remedy for nerves.-,
p'!lty'cents 'at your druggist's, or b3•I
mail from the Georgian Mfg. ICs.,
pollingwood,, Ontario. , ,