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'Adrian, Mich. -•- "1 suffee d terribly
'tittle female le ^c, ee aneue and buchu elie;laid
got GO weak thst ? i Wlent( el .eroDAY.
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K; `,
;vtpOrienrat Entente Which Have
O4.curred Duriu ibe Week,
The Riley ygaelt<'s Elag pesainga Care-
fully Compiled ane Put lino
Mlaadj' and Attractive Shape for
the Readers ai Our iPaper -- LA
Solid Hour's I'at•ing rnent.
1
"'"t
could hardier do ra.
tiv Hoek. When 1
washed tj f°e3 Ila 1
had to sit down end
when I would sweep
the fioat.1 evoeld get
so veeak that I =<voat 11
have to et a t,.d z
every few :lel .:.e,
t end befog I diva „y
fa jl dusting Iwouldhave
to lie doggie. I a
to poorly that nay folks thought I was
mooing into consumption. Cne day I
ound a piece of paper blowing around
the yard and I picked it up pial read it.
It said ' Saved from the Gr we,' and
told what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
1,le Compound has done for women. 1
showed it to my husband and he said,
.4 Why don't you try it?' So I did, end
after I had taken two bottles 1 fel;
better and I said to my husband, `1 don't
Meed any more,' and he said `You bad
letter take it a little longer anyway,'
So I took it for three months end got
'well and strong." —Mrs, ALONZO E.
' t3AxER,'9 Tecumseh St., Adrian, Miele.
Not Well Though to Wok.
In these words is hidden the tragiel
lDf many a woman, housekeeper orwage
earner who supports herself and is often
helping to support a family, on meagre
images. Whether in house, office, face
tory, shop, store or kitchen, woman
,should remember that there is one tried
and true remedy for the ills to which all
'women are prone, and that is Lydia E.
Pinkharr's 'Vegetable Compound. It
promotes that vigor which makes work
easy. The Lydia E. Pinkh're iv''d'elete
Co., Lynn, Mass.
CASTOR
For Infanta aIlA Cider .•
iiiP Met yao "jam Always rinkii
Man:at:me RI 'lc.wssxr3 gni a5 ¢/3�+'��'j 7�L•'��.,
ti
Children 'Cry
FOR FLETCH R'S
(_ SAO ij IA
1, The state funeral of Sir Charles
a fupl+er at Halifax wen a most impres-
-eve o. it:.
ain t o tiling e c'iden 'e was given in the
, :-ilitary inquiry. at London as to graft
:t the 33rd ID:;tt:ttiud camp.
A. deputation told the Ontario Cab -1
in Tei o�itc; yeet'rda y that 5,000
1 .,
:lil.e•i:ti;ce r£•a,• er tee: superannuation
Oa urge Dobie„ an employee of the
I'e,li,urers' Gas,. C +tin airy, Toronto,
.ts :,i:e:c by a:set pone:- t on entering
en Lu
t„i..tt. Che. t r Z1 t:%1, son of Dr.
., .l. J1. neneee:s of "i'" 'i.t+' and nephew
IIo :tlajer-Genera'. :nue Higbee, was
killed in France.
A, nater Lexughe d said yesterday
Ma'. eunvaiestent h,omee for soldiers
i.ould be established throughout
Canada as rc t free:.
Ganarteetue a i tl ,.: ns have formed a
eoraminee : t :ling to provide at least
*1,00 a month for the Red Cross
an:I Patriotic Fends.
Greer Britain has authorized
Charge Pichler of the Legation in
'1r_ •`:rp•e' re extend ree.eenition to the
ne face, Grvt•rntrent (Caeranza's) on
lee vete ea to his peke. from the
United 'ta'rs.
The s.eurler Al r d P. Wright,
:rtit 1t..0 :e. I^,i? xt eelrh a cargo of
`.teat ', ^it'e , 10, '°(+. was burn-
t ed to tl;.' tt t; 1 e , ,1 r.+ Pt Portage
entry. Sault Ste.:,eariv, the origin of
the are hdin?a' unknown. The crew
es1': t el, but lest all their effects.
1r:x-
trv-
-. E. N. II, rbort
signed
t•: •,t+ n tz and was
. t l ; ?sr. Justice
er enezneeln ie. tie Feeerior Court
at Montreal. for havin;'; usurped and
a'ziIyx.e ci e:ti t of ce of com-
;ener,. from t,•hieb l^' 13 c:._..,',
• rota eei.rareety rail -informed
±r?• n5. it Is7f, fs" .1 d:'ilnit'
eleee in the direction of peace by the
1 'v:rule Empirrs is in eontempla-
• Van. if not actually in preparation.
Tee agency by means of which Ger-
anls bre allies will seek to ap-
proach the Entente Pavers has al-
ready been seiectod by tie.' Wflhelm-
,rasse.
1"1F71 Ess,'
A Third Canadian Division may be
organized, with General Mercer in
o nimand.
Major (Rev.) J. C. Tolrie, M.P.P.,
as been seisctp'd les paymaster of the
sts:.•h Overs,-,-1T'•tttalio'i.
THE EXETER TIMES
'rile troop;:ltip Scandinavian, with
1,254 Canadian troops aboard, hM
arrived safely in 1 *1 '.land.
!iro,•;".aiauel Y.• ':l,:.n.tr, nee Esther
Erb, died -at Berlin in her 89th year,
leaving; a ul crone progeny.
Postoffce metier order business
with Switzerland, elte7erilecl since
the .outbreak of the war, is -resumed.
• The Te onto hentelt of the Alpine
Clues stilet ir+7i,:e r ,,;,i. 'ix paie e'llirrtG
ing of the name of .,count Hobson to
Mount Cavell.
Farther details of grafting and
violation of anti -liquor regulations in
the 33rd Battalion ave disclosed at
the court of inquiry at London.
Dr. Stanley Hartland Martin, lato-.
ly associated with Dr. Greufell's Lab-
rador mission, 11+ i3,en et signated
medical mission: r y of C' . illia Presby-
terian Church to Keret.
An Austrian aeroplane appeared
over Rome yest"rdey and dropped
live bombs. Only one exploded,
sll�.l�ly wound n:t' rive persons. No
material damage was dont
• Tho hospital '+s1' Anglia. v: ith
about 200 wound 'Ci men etboard. in
addition to the ct, :., nr 1w8, and at-
tendants, bound from France for
Dover, struck a mine in iid-: i.an-
n«'l .ttrelay and f.ael: in a -very
short time. Eighty-fivo teen per-
ished.
Chancellor of the E.tehequer •Me -
I enua states that the total amcu t of
loans made or promised to c i, r
countries since the war began is ,,-
82"•,000 ($25'0,000,000). The
mated total tar'+ ,:nt of leanr te
made during the current ii;ac.nc°ial
year is £423,O0J,000 02,115,C-:)0,-
000).
$+2,11 p,t' :)0,-
000).
FRIDAY.
1'inston Churchill loft. for France
yesterday to join his regiment.
Several nurses wore lost when tbe
Anglia was sung: in the English Man-
nel.
Several 'Mimico Inc'uctria' boys en-
listed yesterday, and 100 or more
have already joined the army. •
Trinity College has 1S0 graduates
and undergraduates with the colors,
it was reported at the annual meet-
ing.
Hydro -electric power was formally
turned on at Eugenia Falls yesterday
to develop a supply for seven coun-
ties.
The Militia Department is now be-
ginning to receive •delivery of the ma-
chine guns ordered in the spring for
Canadian troops.
Forecasts of weather on the upper
lakes three or four days in advance
are to be bulletined by the Lake Car-
riers' Association. e
Lieut. Gordon Andrews, a well-
known Toronto journalist, was killed
by his horse one week after joining
'the Canadian artillery.
Mr. N. W. Rowell, K.C., M.P.P., de-
livered an address before the Berlin
Men's .and Women's Canadian Clubs
on "Democracy and the War."
Hon. G. Howard Ferguson suggests
a plan to send portable houses from
;Canada to France for folk who were
'driven. from their homes by the Huns,
THURSDAY, NQV116113l It 25tlr, ,Y9
:tips ti c'a 1.ista, Donald
McCariata t:¼1t, r i1-, who was bad-
ly burned in. hl, hen at litrriefield
Came, ie to vivo ep roma skin for a
:.reign,, opo :tion On her brother';3
aria.
Wit, f tl i hap, enlisted in the
Seth 1 t i •!' n rte! pursed hie Motor
car, fr, ce + at •the disposal of
the e3 1! : 1: ti '15Lit and 4001 lie-
:,it i ntt''re t•ruttiug depot In Belle-
ville.
SA'i4 UIiJ."3.Y.
Preeideat 'Wilson has suppressed a
son„ about \Ir::. Galt, his fiancee.
• The lnineril l on Corupatty'has sub-
.crihed• fn • 31,04'U,000 of the Cana-
dian war lead
Ministerial: 11;,'tiillers of the 1\Ian-
itaba I it.ire in catens unani-
mously approved of woman suffrage.
Samuel Rollin }lesson, a pioneer
t1 ex Mayor of Stratford and pron-
ai.• in verices public activities, is
e.u1, agig my six years.
Ottawa -hotelmen lost their appeal
to have talc population of the city de-
etared under 100,000, so that their
a t'n .ce i *e •i
W.0111.4 be reduced.
Lieutenant -Commander Layton of
the Th'itb't submarine E13 escaped
free). • avxl learraelss in Denmark
'•'1^re he was interned. Ile was not
on parole.
John M :lily, far the past twenty -
live years Clerk xu d Treasurer of
Cornwall Township, died at Mill
Roches y ee ter'dny, aged sixty-one,
atfter a few hours' illness.
Dufferin County Council passed a
by-law guaranteeing Orangeville
town corporation bonds for $33,000
for purchase of Pine River Light &
Power Company and to provide for
Hydro plant.
The threatened order curtailing the
sale of intoxicants in Greater London
has been issued. After November 29
the trade will be confined to five and
one-half hours on week days and five
flours on Sundays.
Two Swedish officers have invented
an apparatus whereby telephonic
.essages can be despatched from
speeding railway trains or automo-
biles and be received intelligibly at a
distance of 740 miles. `
Dcleval, who acted as Counselor
to the American Legation at Brussels
and was prominent in aII the negotia-
tions over the execution of Miss Ca-
vell, has arrived in London. He has
been pledged to secrecy by the Ger•
-
mans.
MONDAY.
Samuel Gompers was re-elected
President of the American Federa •!
tion of Labor. '
Several German defensive -works
on the western front were destroyed
by allied artillery.
A new transatlantic steamship 'ser-
vice to France from Montreal and
Boston was inaugurated.
Rev. Dr. W.. Jamieson, Presbyter-
ian missionary in Trinidad; was. kill-
ed in an automobile accident in that
place. -
Fraecis• Irwin, a retired pioneer
merchant =of earn ngevill_e, and. Tin
Treasurer for thirty fey : years, died
in his 84th year.
Robert Thompson and Thomas
Kerr were injured when two motors
collided with a wagon. The chauf-
feurs were arrested.
1
ins a
t
Rev. D. �v
. Owen
wasled by
Bishop Clark as Dean of the pro -
Cathedral of Christ Church, Hamil-
ton, and of the Diocese of Niagara,
Hudson Wayne of Toronto, fore-
man for contractors on Welland
Canal construction, was instantly
killed when be fell from a train- of
dump oars on the breakwater at Port
Weller.
Mr. Julien Henry of Paris, who
has arrived in New York, will en-
deavor to offset the effect of the Ger-
man propagandists in the United
States. Mr. Henry is a friend of Pre-
sident Poincare.
Of the total wheat yield in Canada
this year of 336,258,000 bushels, the
exportableortablo surplus will be 22
8
,
132,
-
000 bushels, or nearly 68 per cent.,
and 85,558,000 bushels in excess of
the previous high record of 1913-14.
Fire swept the village of St.
George, Beauce county, Que., destroy-
ing some seventy houses, rendering
several hundred . persons homeless,
causing one child's death, and doing.
property damage estimated at a total
.of $300,000.
, TUESDAY.
F. A. Denman, a pro::rireut busi-
ness man of Sault Ste. Marie, died at
the age of 56.
Woodstock and Brantford City
Councils decided to- submit local ep-
tion_by-1laves iu Z.eatery.
Auction Sale
OF FARM STOCK &IMPLEMENTS
oil Lot 9, Con. 12, USBORNE
on, mile North West of Kirkton c.n
THURSDAY, DEC. 9th, 1915.
at 12 o'clo•cck sharp, the following
Horses -1 brood mare rising 5 yr.
sup to be tin foal; to Pearl Gift, • reg-
istered- 1 draught mare rising 4 yrs„
a good one; 1 team rising • 9 •years,
mak: 'gooei war horses; 1 driving
mare supposed to ,be he foal; 1 suck-
ena filly sired by Pearl Gift, registered
1 agric mare 7 -yr, sup in foal to
Pearl Gift- 1 .filly rising 2 -yr eld, by
Randolph
CATTLE -1 caw, due to freshen
at time of sale; 3 caws' due in March;
2 heifers. rising 3 years old, due in
December; 1 heifer, rising 2 years duz
in January : 1 renewed heifer, 3-yr.old
1 cow due in \larch, 1 cow due in
June; 1 farrow cow. Those are
choice lot 0,C cows all supposed to be
in calf
2 steers rising Z. years; 2. heifers;
rising 2 years; 2 yearling steers, 3
yearling heifers; 5 spring calves.
Hags and Poultry -1 brood sow to
farrow at tixrte of sale; 1 sow to far-
row', in March; 16 store hogs .(bout
100 lbs weight. 60 pure bred Ply -
month Rack `hens; 3 geese.
F�cV%r�;���tw:•.2'SCS'-_i5?�:-}...µ`�"�+'...r?ik._4n!"f °,S£ %"+��i
"..1,2WITA.
�•:::ti.l`a�:^d;,..:' ..'
en;', a.
Wessares.
E FACT T AT SOMEONE 1S GOING T
A "'•350.04 ENNIS P1AN 1 ABSOLUTELY FREE
WHO IS TIIAT SOMEONE ?
GET
JA (MES, vREV...IritLY has
t•9rted a Trade' Booster Callp
f1J Y,j�i, .....4
aign and will give away ab'sola t-•
e•Iy FREE a 0350.00 ENNIS
& Co. Piano. Trade certificates
will be issued with every purch-
ase, one vote for each one cent,
of purchase, and the person
holding certificates representing
the largest number of votes, at
the end of the contest will reo
ei°rye' this beautiful piano ab-
solutely free.
Ed
THE ;'EXETER; . TIMES
has made arrangements with
Dir. Beverly to co operate with
him, and we will give SON votes
for every dollar received on sub-
scription.
ptian.
100 votes for each dollar
paid on advertising or joie •
work.
One of the beauties of this Campaign is that there is no publicity to Canidates, Contestants
Ltown by number only.
l..i„
et Started
1
ace Early
Certificate s• are TRANSFERABLE :BLE acid if .01 are not interested in socur'in`file. pianolcans
3 g Is yourself, you assist a frit nO,
1NC RPORATfD 1855
ST'CL2"ti'n"�
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GAPlTAL AND RESERVE $8,800,000
96 Branches in Canada
8,6e rad Balkh % Su k s Tuatsa0$eti
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT •
BANK 'MONEY ORDERS
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
interest alewed at highest current rate.
nn, [. L'i.c"�t KE, Maesagcr, Exeter f3t'erricli
AM* 'eras e0910.q11�
nsao.. m,amnar ....Xsmr ar..n,,,,om.:_..-. .sero a..'ua.
Wena
THE. CANK
b. r., B
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MME
SIR EDMUND WALKER, C,V.O., LL.13. O.C.L., President
JOHN AIRD, General Manager. H. V. F. JONES, Ass't General Manages;
•
CAPITAL, TAA`i 1 $15 600,060 RESERVE FUR SHAUN
N:'
BANKING BY MAIL
Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Ban%
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. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way as..
satisfactorily as by a personal visit to the Bank. s5s
Exeter Branch— H. J. WHITE,. Manage,"
' VREDITON BRANCH — A. E. KUHN, Manager.
Implements -1 Massey -Harris Lind-
er 6 •il. cut; 1 Deering mower, 5 -foot
cut ; 1 seed drill; 1 steel rake 10 -feet
1 oaf:. land roller; 1 12 -plate Bissell
disc harrow; 1 Massey -Harris 13 -tooth
cultivvator; 1 Kid Kangaroo gang
plod good as new; 2 fanning trills;
3 Fleur} No, 21 plows; 1 Fleury No.
13 plow; 1 set lean harrows; 1 ,et
ch:.e1-tooth harrows; 1. scarier; 1
three -horse' tread rn;,ll; 1 tour -horse
gae eng'ne; 2.root pulpers and clog
wheel; 1 cutting box and belting; 1'
wage% with box and pig rack; 1 truck'
tva,;bn • 1 set bobsleighs; wagon box
with scat; gravel box; quantity oe
cedar poses; car with sling, ropes and
pulley, complete; 2 sets whiffietrees,
2 neck 'pekes; 'doazen grail; bags; hall
bushel clover seed; hay rack, cream
separator; quantity corn in stock; ..J0
bushel!. mangolds i;n pit; 850' bushels
turn'''s in pit; 20 tons' good hay well
saved,- 200 bushels barley; 400 bush.
mixed feed; 2 set double harness;
24 cow chains;; 60 rad fence wire; a
quantity of barb wire; 1 galv. water
tank, 2 feed bins; 1 kettle; 3 barrels
Positively no reserve es farm has
been sold. -
Terms—$5 an under cash, over that
amount 12 months' credit on approved
joint nates , or a discount of 4 per
cent per antrum off for cash on credit
amounts. -
W M. ATKINSON, C•:W.ROBINSON-
Prop. R. -BROWN,
Auctioneers
Auction Sale
OF ,VALUABLE IRESIDENTAL P]3O-
•
P S RTY IN THE VILLAGE OF
(EXETER . •
In the matter of th'e estate of T, B.
!Carling, late of the Village of Exe-
ter. in the .!County of Huron, Gentle-
man: decetised.
Mr. P. W. (Robinson, Auctioneer; has
received instructions from the Exe-
cutors of theestate of the late T. B.
(Carling land will sell liy public auc-
tion on the premises onr$aturday, the
twenty-seventh day of November at
two o'•clock pica.
That most'Idesieablc residental pro-
perty situate on the est side,of Main
Street opposite Simcoe Street in '.the
Village of Exeter being the residen-
tial property of the 'nate T; B: Carl-
ing consisting Of a two-story brick
cottage roofed. residence and three lots
of land The ;douse Lein good ,repaid
furance, hard and soft ,wtaer, ;beauti-
ful grounds, 'find (frit, (,shade tend or-
anmezit'al ,;trees , and, a splendid gar-
den.l, • . ,.
At the' •same time and place will
be sold a quantity of household goods
and chattels consisting of bedroom
suites, .sideboards, ;range, gasoline
stove, tables, sofas, theta* and other
articles too numerous to mention_
TERMS OSE SALE
Chattels Land,
J. A. MASON
ARCHITECT
425 Dundas Street, London, Guano),
teed cost of buildings; no extras; 11
ears New York experience, Pho tea:'
2725.
Anyone intending to build will dtj
• ell o write me. No charge for cone
sulat -
CJ,W.kKA1,1\ r. C. L.C.M.
425 RICHMOND ST., LONDON -0,
ONTARIO.
SPECIALIST IN
SURGERY AND IINITO-IIR?3P-4RV",
DISEASES Or AND WOMEN;
DP„ a. F. 'll0 UJ:ISTON, L.ID.S., R to IG=
DENTIST I
Eonor Graduate of Toronto Untversi-
sit5. Office over Dickson '& gape
ling's Law office. Closed Wednesa-•
day afternoons. . Phone Oifioe Gay
Residence; 5b.
Alt, A. R. KINSMAN DAB', ADJ.
Honor Graduate of Taranto IIs.•
eraity l a e
DENTIST 11 (al lei'
Teeth extracted without pain.:
any bad effects. Office aver Gleno
insn & Btanibury'a Office Main
Breton a , • •
Wt BROWNING M. D. ,i,
• P. B, Graduate Victoria Unites
sity Office and residence Domiiuoie�
Labratory., Exeter; , ,i,
Associate Coroner of Raton i`-il
D ICICSON & CARDING • 1 1' 1'tot
Barristers, Solioitor8 Notaries IoW 4.)
veyanoex Commissioners, EolisittM14'
for the Molsons Bank e.to, i 1.J
Money to L'oan at lowest rate, of law'
terest, -
OFFICE—MAIN STREET EBiBT`1ZIfi 1
I. R. Carling B. A; L'i, Ht, DNiol'oas-
.MONEY TO LOGIN • .I l .1 1l ;1 • t l
We have a Lange amount of • iP T
ate funds to loan on farm and, t► m••
lags properties at lowest rata( of bIP
tereOst,
GLADMAN & STANBUBli 1!
Barristers, • Solicitors, anis I#ii
Exotertl , •
Tile USburii and Hibbert
Farmers Mutual Fire Mr; ,
a116e Gompanu
sale will be m'ede known on ,day of Head Office, Fiarquhar, 0
sale. For
further particulars apply to
10. W. (Robinson, Auctioneer, -Exeter; ' _
Mrs. Martine 'Carling on the premises, (-President ,•l ItOBT. NDRRLBis
and Dilek'son & Carlin;, Exeter, Sol- 1 Vice -President ! a ],'HOS. RYAS
icitors for the Executors. -
10 CENT ' `CASCARETS"
IF BILIOUS OR COSTIVE
For. Sick Headache,
Sour Stoaritck,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels --They
work while you sleep.
Furred Tongue, J3ad Taste, Indigos-
tion,• Sallow Skin and Miserable Head-
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filed with undi-
like garbage in iaal s woe lr b rel. ferments
hat's
the first step to untold mieery-111d1,
• gestior, foulgases, bad breath, yellow
skip, mental fears, everything that is
horrible and nauseating, A Casearet
'to -night will give your constipated
bowels ' a thorough Cleansing and
straighten you out by morning, e They
work, while you sleep—a 1 O'cen,, box
froth your druggist will keep you Keel-
ing good for 'months,
DlItECTURS
WM. BRO,0,G WI1I.. BOX'
.t L, RU5SItLL J, T. ALLISOIE'
AGENTB
.i0EN- ESSERY Exeter. ag'en% riotriotborne end Efiddulph.
OLIVER. TIAR1448 Munro agent fog'
ilibbert FullartoL and Logan. .,
W. A. TURNB1Jrt,I1 '
Secy.T roas, FarquhaY'
GLAIDMAN & ST.AN1317RY
Solicitors.' Eviler.
T111i1 SOLDT.Lit ON -110 LIVES OVER
AGA.TN IN A IliAiib;, 1.tE
AWI`U1x '13A I':l';C,T; CCLN:GS, pis well
as s the - harassed business man, the
tired :moiety woman, and busy house-.
lvii'e. whose nerves ore gradually'
wearing to :shreeds with their never-
ending duties, •will get lrjuicl•;',xfld pore
nutrient relief from TATZAKE.••' Get ,a
box for' a 1, i
:arty tents yetir dxugglsts,
or by tnait from the Georgian Arta
Co, .ICollingwood, Ontario, •
f~