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TH EXETER I6 E
FOE "ITIAS LINES
IIERVOUS TROUBLE
Lydia E Pinkhaal es Vegeta.
tele Compound Helped Her,
'est Danby, 1`?.Y.-"I have had
pus trotable all my lite until I took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com"
pound f or nerves
and for female trou-
bles and it straight-
ened ore; out in good
shape. .iwork nearly
all the time, as we
live on a farm and I
have four girls. 1 do
all my sewing and
her work with
their help, so it
a stand it real we=1. 1 took t '
npound when ; y ten year old
r came and ithelped me a tot.
also bad my Oldeat girl rages it
Atint of WA; 4,4904 its;
Ri Rause„ all the time art xcoalltmend `
DEWIrr SiNcRs4uOR, 'West
Denby, N. Y.
ceplessnoss,ner?+ousneas,
bra
bahe, headeeltayi4¢, l:a�t♦
w►i»Io all point to ten10,l0ge-
ls:tents which' Trac' be overcomebyLYdia
E.Tint-banes Vegetable Compound.'
This famous remedy, the medicinal
rrgredients of which are derived from
tative roots and herbs, has for forty
as ars proved to be arnnst valuable tonic
*n taavigoratorof the female organism.
Women everywhere ' bear willing testi-
weeny to the wonderful virtues of Lydia
Patakitaaa4YOetgllle Compound.
vn halt; ander athe.ttaas
plt Q0, a , dies'_ Patriotic Society
' h�ir� d' a 'svas put or under the
n traoiian; of Mr. ',A. A. II. Francis of
ridori, sand in 341014' tsamel 40 of tit
local tale p t ilk. part . Mr. Fran-,
,is authorit3fe; for the slot:tete/at
he never had it better Played
The ball was crowded to its utmost
napacity, ;and many were 'unable to
gain (admittance. Indeedso large, was.
the crowd" the ladies intend to have
the drama 'repeated this; Friday even-
ing and at date of writing nearly all
'the seats, were 'taken. The proceeds
of the 'first evening amounted $,170.
On Jlondeay'• afternoon last Mr Johr
ate arlane died from the effects of
n paralytic stroke of a fest days
previous. The deceased war, well ad-
vanced in years, and. west the relict of
of the late John McParIance, coming
front •Scotland some years ago. She
was most highly oesneeted for her
reat'y fine rlualitijes, and :although! dead
arae ab very' `quiet and r�rtspected life
•evil! be much miss d.
SFr, t't
•o4elati cs*
NV, 1�T, Daze
tra.Torunia2 Z„ait«a-
home* `z`"
sri shoes! osrlaa^
Deal ' r-.- $ 33
aatly sattsa'raclrifl,
in abita','t'f'ford,
r, gl d taco., r ex
a., lo'>t-ta o0 ilraa
(yt.e b able la li0
ne l'slt He'd tea l i,osr that Mr.
lei=trY'^..4alifaie s( -otte(aititbaa;
itsraala>na
11 mile to tat: st1x
bit „a eel ate. llasea0a 7lrsutl oarrg
o.t«tarn Gait G. S, o1
lta1t•ttiford, d- on fritrrtil,
is end €atweed the clilrtge.
fdr, O- %. aid !hoot r•e5turn of iti Sr,
:it.rrys and leftthe lollost:ng "s`r,Tid
'ra. dey for Caron, ,fin f;tc, where .hu
„egos ;(:414:0ft a Pa.iitioat with hi a broth
er Mr. W, F, !101.11 t,
Mrs, tl , W. :Itr.'tltont* tido laity fres°n
r400diag the Plot cotalaltr of ss�ea l a
-with Nix. anti Mr.-. y1 ,lt,rethoatr,";re-
,uriied to Teruato, a\ bcre she srrll
-visit her mother, Mrs. lfe riot, be-
,1'ore' returning tai her home' in 11uu-
.ait1, _Mani °
Crusade Day was held( rn:the 'Meth-
odist .rhureh hy our loci! 1Yomcu'.
Zlisrsionory Society, 1 'ailing members
frona \Voudh urn nndl Sunshine 'rlux-
litr+ie; were present. A good pro-
gramme was given, one of the less.
stares being a dialogue given by thif
3lis.ion tlirele etitat:led, llhw Aunt
Tony joined the .1411s4onary Society."
The annual report or the Kirkton
.Presby tcrian church, ltev. Br.. Colin
Tetcba'r,iastor, spoke volumes for
~the ,financi a.1 c,andit on of the church
:storing; (the past 3 -car.
'The report of the treasurer, Mr.
1Cirk shows a balance ora hand`of $21.,
451 the total rece'pts being x574.2:1.
-while the expenditures amounted to
1553:72. The balance of over fifty
/dollars compares very favorably with
4015 ns'hen the balance svas only $1.66
The year iwas marked with the 'most
oyat :;snpport of thea missionary,work.
cat the Icor arc „aation, a work in which
-the Kirkton Presbyterian ehureh
Itas always deme well. The total re -
.i eipts in the missionary fund for
'3`•la1(i amounted to 1310,28, while the
'3X -omen's 'Anxiiaary' raised the bum, of
1i4,24,
Hensall
Dr_ F. Y. "Ilamlin, of Toronto, spent
"he week end -with Mr. antd Mrs. R4
;d.r3onthran and fancily.
Mrs. lit. D. Beit recently returned
-from a pleasant , visit with relatives
sand friends in Bloomsburg, Pa., ;••
Mr. James Tapp who hasi bei n tu: to
-poorly for a few ' Weeks, is now im-
proving nicely and able to be around
:fames ill 11 or this, village aspent a
-lest, clays af' the, homestead_ after leav-
ing for his xncwt home in Rag in, $ ask,
Mr. _Milton Ortwein. 4' moving/into
44he dwelling known in the p ast.as the
.short property, and will havea_ neat
;loons. •
Mr. IL J. i5t 1Jon a1d is mowing into '
his fine nett, bri_k house mancd'.ately ,
oast of the velicue and which issplend
;ally 'furnished •throughout.
understand -that 1\Tr; Owen G:
^ey�-sand.:lir. James W. Bonthron in-:
fiend erecting fuse dwellings th ,s?: am-
aner also Sir,' G. C. P tty
-We are plean1cd, to see;Pteo•Ceorge
. aa.kson who has long been cion'ined
io _b 5 room theetioli illnes,•, aloe to
eget our to i.1ae v'Y1 ag during l:he ea5asl.
1st' cele.
Mrs. 0: :Beach a.nd ch'Idr.:n or Be_
Bina Sask. wino- .were dere spending
a: couple of months rvit,h( Air. and
T. McEwen, Mrs,- Gc.ch's; par.ait', �'-
tairued ;hems, dial:-;' the: past week, ”
nA 'Tor r"ollo ,ng•pe its nt •Illis- F. A:
Foss have been succossful hi. pass
irg the as "maai,al eX uninatons held
11;r (ondorl tGonse1:V1 Lary of. 11117 x
Kee Ola ICpoi. honor ifa{I1
gr 4l :
1VDc.T)ono' st, c1as `"
fr
eio'
lwf
er sts
ss R I err `� tie (ve,.:
er home in stratfOrd
.
`sirs, NATto. Lets s has returned
p bonne' in t onquin hrxk,
lir. Frank Rivers, 01! 3,ntpr";, Al
iting friends and relatives in 1
alkage,
Ir. Edgar j+5ette Ton+1 R r'1oa
Gitc1 ever wbere he lits s4cear•4°tl a
ENGLrSII AS SkW IS SPOKEN
WE'LL 'beg`lzt ith a box, and the
plord
But the ^ploral of ex'shouid ben ox-
en, not axes,
Then one foe , is goaso, but rt
called. g ,
Yet the plata of moose, should nev-
er
never l,3 meese,
You _may find a lone moose, or ,a
-whole nest of mice,
but the plural of house is ,houses;
not bice,
If the plural or man is always called
niers,
Why shouldn't the :plural of Iaan,
be ,called. lien,
The efer izt he"pioral dna} ac coevs,
ar kine,
Bert a. "cow if repeated is .never ea.t.
led %rine.
And the aalrtral of vws Prot
vine,
And of 1 sneak of foof. acrd ,your
show ane your feet,
nd 1 give you a boot; would a
be called beet
if the asingular°.s this and (111 nlurai
=these,
Sl(oaaid the 'plural of kiss nick-
maned keese?
The xa sine roar be tba'r, and three
svoield be those.,
et at in the plural ss'ould �ne res
!lose,
And
the plural oaf tats is eats :not
a5
tbi
k of
lI s
JolieS
over
�1 r,
is s,o�
tar `be
Syl via Je
visited. Ire
aiday,
J
ttt.oust Mr,
ofttaif.1
;Co
lnhes been
s°iia( i zixiroved and a a
na a
li
rC v, esker has r4et,nd. from. De
txoit 'wber''e 1'xe has bi:0.,'ti as being an'.
T s3axxaelistic tnecting.
Soothrot.t or the Times, F.
occupied the pulpit of the Me
claoareIt Sunday 'razorn og Ia-t o
to ( or the, vaster d`ic
of
r2
01
rex versa ry
evothirk 00
4.1 tltr: 1.*alit 14"„A7A
a cs Rod
lis, 4
eI• an
0
c2IDy lUUSaaVf' 514" 7.,{.C:'
oxrteataa,'r ata lee^, it
iniac she ^at1
itila,gtne rhe fe
td shied,
nelisb 1 chi r l
t5 th '4ra4t tsoxxderi
0u rv!(z .agrtP,
Linguaf;e you
Centralia
filbert: left here on Tuesday
r th+ ave5t.
Mr. ti'
'4
svl
tw7
tPias^old Lan'rc'tiac of leaforllt
v; cel s nth lter par('nis Mr, a(xt<I
Yz lla'xars 1 ran is neeCestly.
The t1 4. 01 11aa i xerhyter„tut:
rid.'reb "he'd •11011' ru0Iy meeting
as tthe home ea:` SErs, 3wo a4'rl Iilydd on
Friday 140.1. '
Mr. li"sxc .ton of a.r.eter, occupied than
101lPit '40 .1i_Ilutny-clrarreh on Sunday
School Report
Tise ollosving''is tint report of tlxe
1', S. S. No., 15, Frear and Stcphae n
for January and Iebrntaary, The rite ses
were examined in rtrithtnotic,'R“ad-
tragi Wr`r tint„ tape1i reg, Geography and
Iatuguage: and Cempositioaa. The neer-
age merles obtained were :la follow,s,
Ir. Otis-llerius Turnbull 15;
Sr, BBrd--?1Yuble Turnbull 70; Eddie
Turnbull 67: Alyrel Luther' G;7; a.csIie
'1'urrnbnl!' 57; Dora .Wild absent.
'Jr. &'d--Mhnrien Tnrnboll 7z.,;
is I+isaher ted; "jillian, .Pollock 57:
lIazeI
Patterson 51.
Sr. 2nd -Grate Turnbull 75: Cora
;Biker ti".),, Mice Schroeder (lS;
freta Toarnbull 6138; Til:ie 1�,tller Gly;
Gertrude Fischer 57.
Jr. Rind Amiel Fischer 59I.
Mr. 1st -Clarence Pfaff 77; Floyd
Pollock 63; Arnold Keller 53. ,
Jr. lst-Ittith ` Turnbull 88: Clar-
ence Fischer 7i,; Nellie Kenny 73
Katie Heckman 57; 'Roberti Taylor 52,
Pr.-Plmore Keller, Joseph Baker,'
Florence J. .Clark.
tam ee e rire ii
ao lilies '•I osS al
a' teanlaer.• tied
(showing
Tear' '.a�,s;
Zurich
i\tr. henry Weber oil Preston ,visit-
ed relatives here.
Mr. J. Precter attended the Iliad-
ware man's convention =at Ilamilton.
last ,week
Mr. Louis ::Weber 'ss -ho is working
in Detroit spent a few days at his.
home here.
Mrs. 1tognrth sand children, of atev-
elstake. 03. C., a are, visiting, at the home
of Dr. D. :Campbell.
The many friends of Miss Victor's
Johnston will -'be pleased to hear that
she its :recovering from a recent her -
loos operation.'
According to the ” Municipal Bull-
etin issued by the -Department of Ag-'
sricu l ture the population of ' flay Tp.
In 1"13 avas•27G7,
Thousands of dozens of rich have
been caught -by fishermen on the
Salable Line through the .ice alon,4g
the 'lake the ;past few weeks.
Mr. e5:mon Dietrich of the Baby-
lon Line has purchased rthe 50 -acre:,
:farm of his brother-iii—slaw,. Mr.
Jacob Btttler, and geta posaession on.
March s31s1: next, iIbiIs farm adjoins
Jr. Dletricea's , farm.
("s
ars,
file
ly tea,
ioy1a of Loudon
'r here.
ter :stiu.
to
said ala
are
v
iggest German Retirement in
Two Years Made.
On (het? per0 the British Have Ina
re pile " Th il• Position by Occupy-
ing the 'Villages of Pys, Serre,
Two Mrraunnonts With Butte de
War1encour't✓Extent of Vietor '
Not Yet !ascertained.
LONDON, Feb. f46. --On
tion of the Pritislx front at
one por-
e aSLe the 1
war to -day became a war of move-
ment. "finder cover of fog and mist,
which have !seen particula.riy bee y
in. the past 4 l vier . the Germans
carried out tete greatest retirau
they va made on the wt stern fro
lx t two years, an .:. B
in t zri r _ _ r..
1 y , xl_.. #
briers ,uwolP* into po aae45 h e l,9the
Serve, araumoot, and P� u�
utotA=hlndang the fanmtAa��ut"+de
� �?b whisk, a rr'ibeen the
sole ,et ant of the fiercest taghrin*e
wit'-
the tootles ol? „lead meant;ledv
Tbo exaet� e tent of, the German I;1
retiremexat is tact ! tic ht, evert it is
estlmarted (bat iti approaches a depth
of three mile at son e put fs Ord
ash patrols are on.t in a l
a -aSsing ibe Cer naris
Ira totiela with theta liA
until they report it ;,will not
sib1e to say .ars* where the
ave determined eta fax, t,hei€
rte or resistance.Nevertheless, it err #aced that
era British now, or soon, will be in a
osition possibly to torte elle- exaeua-
ion of Bapaugm, which has been the
soy :4:x17i:tillage Grasa position rnee the
kegito ;.tb battle ot: 1ti€ :oe tne>
as Ib silt'(', as bay 1
.t Brltiab hands Lege r,
e-h1story QC the ligb n''
r:fit]
had been. most stub
0tt+`„ Only as week ago,
attacked on a two,xnile
tad south sof Miraurnont
€S, the Gornina ros'istanc-e was
and tfae 111 rattrai clesirtaal
eta nal atI "' desperate Iraitd-
to-ban ettetataraterS arose: the taloa of
atom<l p Gerraan ial-icox,ea's.
l`la> #oars' is^a rooxk oaf the cia:Ia11rs'
cool here iii unlit r snicr„ del(;airy, no
tcocxl' la t Fridly lar to&rseaygrence
'phi T.ud3's 4tid will ,n.eet in itbc
bacon nt uf';tilaa ebirrclr tills 'E'laar
ally Is Marc!! at one thirty o°alar ,
Byron llack:a aah' of <at1l tan 1551
S i1 utrday in llv; place sa'a ss°ell alt
to
ailed oras! goad 1 rl0Ca wetes ir'e t1t ed:
M. Thos. ,leaps( r anovin th'a
svtek to their new home in Farquhar,
14°c n'ih-1 them a:lei:a-to la their new
!tenure. i
The .1.'atriotte tneeting was postf5r.
ed last woo'k on ancoarnt or arra Tar-
nerve dca h and will meet this week
00 'Wednesday :hitt* in tire let:icnrent
of the church,
aft'. Arthur afaedden and family
ocelot :several clays last week at Mr.
Jt, 1lrandford:Y,• :les., Ile den axil! re-
- for sone: tin(.` owe count of Ler
ftatlter' Hitless.
Mr. Wm..lituxtable svlwn prening
tree one day last week- had the mis-
furtune to fall some 1liat;(000 to the
ground .received 0 severe shaking up
awl a sprained ankle. 1lr ilyndmen5
ynre raked said fixed up the injured
!inset.
Loc
jr
Seed rritihow wscier
ak.aai:C(f the th Ilron Ag i-
cultural5 Society waiSol! be heUld in 'ehe
Tosca "half, lieris:al on Thursday,
March 1st.
f1 1) T>Jr PA1 T�
si;i ..A, Doss' ver.` !pea^ ,ntly enter
tanned a number of young Poe le to
,t bard Minae, party .qn Thp'rsd (s° cy'exr-.
ing J a st. The young p`=o1'ln dres'ced
in trooping with the oceas:on and n:
very enjoyable tone 't<s as .•spent,
GOING 'CP
'cif ata; -s .hace 'eaTrn0d dna, 3vi bora
nt; and areeatial�' u:o rlat 1 3
net ii r is rt not Ouore you pri ,
1
tassel
CP
i$ th4rlk, tr1
10 CENT "CASCARETSje
7F BILIOUS OR - COSTIVE
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,.
Sluggish Liver and Bowels -They
work while you sleep,
Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges-
tion, Sa11 Slim and; Miserable Head-
aches '
eadeaches' COme"W .,a "chi a, torpid liver' and
#:loggedhowelsesewhich cause your
stomach tan beep e filled with ansa
ggSted foogd ptivarro So�P.i��
usse sand for, ments
4
iiiiteH garbage�i�aa�a'Safrel.' 'That's
e.tiStirtes� oa�lutti �gisery
t'On` tits xL t' eS, Ua >oath, yyelllow.
titin ai ea e' ins t t ria'
za 1, roti �,
r ta3rx�ble aantl a use*
viii;,g;a�3?oyiiy0ori' pa
pteans
otornl'
-hWhO;Ce
Farquhar
\1:iss Itetta iolle.n is under the doc-
tor's'care.
IlIr. T. Austin, of Centralia,
moved' onto the Mt. Pleasant Larne
Ribbert, which he recently' purchased
from Mr. T. 1Cattier-cm. Vire welcome
him' to this cornrnunity,
The Young-1Yen'i, Auxiliary-, al
Farquhar held a very successful 33ox
Social' on Friday evening. A. splend:d
program was given. Some of those
tak.ng part were Paul Bros., of bark
ton : 11r. Ardis, of Woodham' Mr.
alai Miss .Itobineon, of Auburn: Thc
1I.:sses Allison of Thames l3oad, ,and.
Master Jose, of Kirnton, whoee 'reci_
tat,ons were given in h.s usual good
style. Some of the boxes ;sold as high-
ns $5.0Q while a special box prepared
by the ladies of Farquhar Lor the
Hon. i?resident, Mr. T. Cameron, who
was unable to attend scas,eoed for $20
The total pracecals amounted to
lily•••
ae a
rout
ad.
titter
bad been walking for
t'og y aj"eatk+r i£$
ad
s.
rI
11
Greenway
have gone to Sarnia,
• Arias Florence Gill of Grand Bend
visited Miss Itlthel Oliver4
Nfiss 'W. Beavers of Crediton was
g,uest of Miss Mae IN itsonelast wed:.
We congratulate Mios Gladys Mason
on her success at a recent musical
exa mina tion.
Miss Gilhotm was eared home oli
Sunday owing to the co-util(len death
•
,a relative.
Mr. Will Stetoardson has a4teturned
months with his parent's.
Die plogramme for the .Me '`,L1 Par-
liament this week a mock tr:al.
Every one enjoyed the. social even-
-ing last Friday.
Grand Bend visited their s',sier,
1.11.' 111(.011ex-son, on Saturday.
ITursday. 'We regret to report 111 t
she is not reco,eriag 11,r rees;sit
talla
der lithe' nooitiCes of • rthit,,'Woincti".a• 10,
the Ge were Otte
Wore throtteh
, but i was discovered that the
u from burning dugouts.
d reported the
VA o he German outposts.
Sim m front north
the ighlfall Saturday
selves In Petit Miranmont and
winced all along the line. g
only with sniping reoistance here
and there. To -day the British patrols
Preatiod forward, keeping In close
contact with the Germans, who had
retreated a farther 2,000 yarda dur-
ing the night. Thus the way was
opened to the ground wbich for
months had been contested.
There were bursts of stiff resist-
ance from Oerman obstructing
partie.-1, whieh had been scattered in
the rear of the. retiring columns.
Early to -day a 'big mine was explod-
ed in the main street of i‘liratimont
just before the British advanced pat -
It is evident now that the Ger-
mans, taking advantage of the last
days of the reeent heavy. frost and
hard ground, moved a great many of
their guns well to the rear,,leavIng
others forward to keep up a show of
resistance. This they had been val.
iantly doing for the past three or
four days firing more rounds than
any German guns in recent months.
The reason. for tins is considered pro-
bably a desire to shoot up stores of
ammunition which there was not
tiluTehetofroegmgy°,ve.misty weather was
ideal for the beginning of the Ger-
man retirement, as it eomplet.ely hid
the purpose of the movement from.
the prying eyes of the aeroplanes,
searched out the German positions.
Germans made prisoner Satueday
and Sunday said they had been left
behind to walk about and fire their
rifles and make as much noise as pos-
sible. They were delighted to be re-
lieved from their thankless task.
Got Their Own Gas.
PETROGRAD, Feb. 26, via Lon-
don.—British Admiralty, per wire-
less).—The following official state-
ment was issued here Sunday:
"Western front: In the Sernenki-
J,eshcheniaty sector, south of Vich=
nevsgoie Lake, the enemy liberated
a gas cloud, which, after reaching
our trenches, was drive back to his
trenches by a change in the wind.
"Roumanian front: Reciprocal
bring is taking place.
"Caucasian front: Turks in
strength of about a company at-
tempted to attack one of our outposts
south of Petra Kale, southwest of
Ellau, but the attempt was frastrat-
ed by our fire. -
"Aviation: In the region south-
east of Baranovichi an enemy aero-
plane, which was subjected to rifle
and machine gun fire, turned over
several times and fell into the
enemy's line."
No if'rovision House.
W. F. A. Turgeon, Attorney -General,
siale in the Pr,ovirtee, also Provides'
tablished. The Act was given the
/Mt reading,.
enforcing prohibition as far as pos-
Legislature Friday which, besides
that no provision house may be es -
To
ai
'lade ,or Greece.
nouncement
v
it els he of tlai r> in Pre
haat s ra.zk nt 45 iftitadeS1
ud
a i
liedee-
IArell
Qtritc
Thom 1
thefamou
the Boston ational
Grand Opera, Is
listening to hin/sel
He is singing,
by note, in dir
comparison
Edison's ma
his direct p
h between
''grid Edison'
Re- Cre
Tr Ova:
have pr000tte,ce
dots
Conte To 047
it g inia di: gs p11141;catvr
It tino: congragtoattits 0,
scribol to
the late 5
President of the N I/
North NVa terloo 1415-
o frequently ° She was al- 1
111. Pres- t
in town, two brother, : ed
I of. Croashill survive,
HAIR STOPS mum
Save your Hair! Get a 25 cent bottle
of DanderIne right now -Also
stops itching scalp.
Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of a. neglected
scalp; of dandruff -that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
of its lustre, its strength and its -very
life; eventually producing a feverish-
ness and itching of the scalp, which
if not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loostm and die -then the
hair falls out fast. A little Danderine
tonight -now -any time -will surely
save your hair.
Danderine from any drug store. You
surely can have beautiful hair and Iota
of it if you will just try a little Dap-
derine. Save your haid Try it
MAKE Y
ARS
Fl H
AT' THE FR N
ES liY
EIC1111111110ii OF CANADA
VINGS CERTIFICATE
itirgviDuAL PURCHASES LIMITED TO 51500.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY AT ANY BA K
OR ANY MONEY ORDER POST OFFICE
pit NAND E, 1124,mprAfx-rtvi Etto-r
JAN, 9, 1917
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TO INVESTORS
THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE
FUNDS REQUIRING INVESTMENT
MAY PURCHASE AT PAR
DOLVIINION OF CitNADA IlEBENTURE STi)CK
IN SUMS OF $500, OR ANY MULTIPLE TIFEREOF
Principal repayable let October 1
Interest payable half -yearly, lst April and lst October`by
cheque (free of exchange at any chartered Bank in Canada) at
the rate of five per cent per annum from the date of pm chase.
Holders of this stock will have the privilege of surrendering
at par and accrued interest, as the equivalent of cash, pay-
ment of any allotment made under any future war loan issue in
Canada other than an issue of Treasury Bilis or othei like short
date security.
Proceeds of this stock are for war purpose only.
A commission of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed
o recognized bond and stock brokers on allotments made io
espect of applications for tine stock winch bear t err stamp.
For application forms apply to the Deputy Minitter of
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