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ging on until last
summer when I got.
where I could not da
MY work. i+: would
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day; aid het flashes
and dizzy spells and
mfr head would al -
tri got 'wkeere I was almost
3 walking skeleton and life was a bn;deta
ire Until one day my husband's stela
iatfi toid my husband if he did not do
Rte jug for me I would not last long
ltd toil ;min t«og t,Tosirmedicin e. So he
of Lydia R Weds V''etable Com.;,
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THE
EXETER
f S
SEWS TOPICS 0
Important Events Which Have
Occurred During the Week.
Tho Busy World's Happenings Care- l
fully Compiled and Put Into
H;nndy and Attractive Shape for
the Readers of Our Paper --- A
Solid Hones Enjoyment.
!TUESDAY.
One hundred Indians will form a
forestry draft to go overseas.
Five hundred 'Varsity girls are I
going on the land' this summer,
Lord "Bob" Fisher was called a
traitor by Admiral )teux in the Brit-
ish Commons.
E s -Premier George J. Clarke of
New Brunswick died after a long Bl
Hess, at the age of sixty.
Daniel Carter, Toronto, a stone-
cutter, died from injuries received it
a fall at the O'Keefe brewery.
German naval vessels 'p Shelled de-
fenceless English coast towns, kill-
ing
one woman and a child..
The United States was officially
that, the seamen on the Yar-
rowdnie had beenfreed by Germany.,
License; inspectors closed t.h
Ball's Head hotel, Toronto, until pro-
per accommodation is provided for
the travelling public.
A resolution was passed in the
egis,letur"e protesting a. Inst the 0,
FA
R, malt . for t, n , err liR �iagana
tib tad United ,totes,
v i td1atala�e Sir Witham
tareruntent inquiry is
a'' tt3 di eloee ae Surprising nuns
seed potatoes in the Province,
Ii. Cunningham, seventy years
.'age, superintendent of tbeOak-
t
allc ea,ther Company's s tannery,
as ;;iflet3 by beteg crushed between
u eiezater and a hear.
as .aiartiaa BierreB, federal It tri=
Of graeatit re, did not give eii-
oaar genaoart to as deputatigri that
ter the removal of U pro,
bakattai, of Oleomargarine,
It ,is net anticipatedanticipatedthat the iiit-
pert re trictlo will; attest the fiend=
iA et reels. from Canada, to :sel-
diers unless, of course, new !Dares,
zeguiatieus Arlt 1IQmelgated„
Kingston Pollee otaa:?latiasue;
net 011thielplaced tit two pollee -
on who a;'es.lgtne. axil, will be ;ked
more, nut oft tour saving the :city
000, a a �0al$0ilia�+aaeil of attlbt-
a l laropQseu teat meXq Q`[ • 1.1,
negotiate with Japan to make a sep-
arate peace with. Germany, and that
Mexico and Japan should declare war
on the United States.
Sarnia may ,take steps this spring
to combat. the high cost of living by
allowing citizens to use Tecumseh
Park for the purpose of raising veg-
etables, It_is also reported that a
local banker will provide several:
acres of land near the city for the
same purpose. The lots would be
aupplied free under certain condi-
tions.
FRIDAY,
Russian troops retook, the heights
7t
lost in the Carpathians..
The Boselli Government was sus-
tained by the. Italian Chamber of
Deputies.
Compulsory Mobilization of the
German "borne army"r was said to be
imminent.
The lumber camps are expected to
give a large number of men to the
forestry units,
The United Partnere of Ontario de-
cided to reeornmeed the Dominion
Government to take a referendum
upon.upon.reciprocity.
A plan to establish a steel ship-
building plant on the Miramichi
River, Northern New Brunswick, is
reported to be under way.
A smelter' Arc. British Columb'
e
with Government, assistance is fore--
shadowed in the speech fronx the
throne in the 33. C. Legislature,,
Se;•gt, Towiiey I3, l3emiang of tbe
120th cgaty araailton) to lion
(li(lien at 4�t., England, of am-
cailad it i relieved, from:
a sha^i
opened the n
paign f tl4e 11a'dru^radial prof
Itanniltorr, $peaking' to a large alad
k' representative audience of 4'itt-
s and squarely meeting the G. N.
opposition,
dW arc, N, ,Mertireer, a Brockville
eatgiateei', who died this
nested !halt iopla inelined
money on flowers lay !tt
iuoney on lois collo to be
the Belgian Relief Fungi,
T.hle
Royal North-'W°est Mounted
ilico has !'eased to do police duty
u 'thy Prolfiece of Alberta. after
'Cent WM service in that mai etry
for 49 years, anis the new ly-erten-
tsecl Provincial Police has taken up
On work.
It is proposed in the Manitoba
Legislature both to Authorize uiunt-
,,palitles to give relief to hotelmen
Had in other wawa to assist diene!:
iaurateil a,11,:1en VIII be empowered tai
rs hi* and operate hotels where
aeeessarre
Goltmel r. W. Marlow ,testified 'b
Iore the 'rarlia'aaeatta * Committee
til
the need of reorganization of tt
medicaa, caro of retui'ated invalided
soldiers :and the enormous wastage
caused by attestation of the physi-
cally unfit.
ise
Mir, 91
ey StreO ti '#t iititt, 'TeZett.
if you are auffering from any form
male ills, get to bottle of Lydia Z.
°nnlahanfs Vegetable Compound, asci
ctttuieneo the treatment without Baia r
Cditon
Ilerrari spent Sat sdtay
er?ai• near Seaferth,
M4rrtte an is at
callow iia l oudon,
t rondo cted +reWPM
lint liar Eva:ttgelleatl chum;
1a t.
ti
t.
heave. and
are vending
ndiatg
t,.
!«!lite+d `Slninster`s retai�alt
late given °u the town hat;
at Re4 Cres'. Tlai; Ili`oraltoi
word! +alit°. lletra't +rima' 9a. A;
and 150 'reserved sea ts
alai+bn 33
V
filar .
Iter Mart c
'moi llilclst
1tlr. Jolin Mlle
D oti `,alt. Visited. Lig dnttagltter, Mrs.
Win. ;Morley over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 11 a :ley Freeman of
3'n>rranton were presented with a baby
oy last ,e e.,'k. Mit*.%'r ta:tnsn1s a ieu-
sltta r of Phillip ;Brooks, of this place
Thomas 14ng;tz'Vs vale brought; him
in good margin everything selling at
n good price. Tom Is ,soli!;, to work
flor It's .old' employer ;Bert Cros,=ier
'Or ,the ensuing ,year.�
Several rt lativ rs from mound hers.
�'time -led the funeral of Jelin Tales
t London en Friday, 3Irs, Tales Is a
laugltte:r of Mrs..Sutherley, •tilled
nary*..tnlaatiky :as felt for the bereaved
widow and her three .!mall children.
A Patriotic concert ati�ill be given
=est Tuestay the 13th by the organ-
ized 'class' of thi;b church. A splendid
-arrograatncnc °sc'ijI be given including
taaieut from Woodham,Wincheisca &
'Centralia 'and a play secured from
Toronto. Don't forget the date and'
!reale and,help the .Red Cross work
Czu behalf of our breve soldiers.
1 t w ui ale tried to hold a win -the -
r eotnire8Lion lil .:ioutr'eal in April,
"claims the sinking of ai
alnsport, designated at A19,
Tfata atandar4 Oil Company will
lxutetaulty for its losses la Rou-
ataaisa.
A, bill l rantis *; the franchise to
wormian was given its second reading
hat the Legislature.
Italian troops carried out success-
ful operations against the ;Austrians
ono
tbe slopes of San Marto,
The annual meeting of the Ontario
Good. Roads -Association 'wadi opened.
at Count} M:uulcipal Hall, 'Toronto,
Owing" to some change in tlxe
water at 'Kingsville hatchery, 170,-
000.000 'rthitotish eggs had to be
thrown out..
Commissioner 'hastenwill not
have his :insurance report ready for
submission to the present session at
the Legislature.
The order -in -Council passed at the
request of the Imperial authorities
prohibiting women and children from
crossing the Atanitio Is absolute.
The Frederick._ VIII„ with Count
fon lernstorff and the German Con-
sular oflleials from the United States
on board, left Halifax for Copen-
hagen,
The third Canadian domestic war
loan is to be launched on 1llonday.
March 12, and will ;be between one
hundred and one hundred and fifty
millions.
Government Labor Bureaux are to
co-operate with district representa-
tives of the Department of Agricul-
ture in getting men and women to
work on the farms.
The Minister of Militia, Sir Ed-
ward Kemp, announced that the
medical care of returned invalided
soldiers would hereafter be trans-
ferred from the Military Hospitals
Commission to the Canadian Army.
Medical Service.
THURSDAY.
A negro in Sarnia was fined $200
for supplying a bottle of liquor to a
soldier:
British_ airmen raided and bomb-
ed German steel works, causing great
damage.
The French and English war
chiefs had a 'conference to discuss
plans of campaign.
Goinmecourt, one of the strong
points in the German line;' fell into
the hands of General Haig's men.
Hazel Aidous, a five-year-old ; girl
living at Chippewa Creek, Ont., fell
through the ice and was drowned.
Senator Corby of Belleville, who
went abroad recently for his health,
was operated on for appendicitis in
Honolulu.
James` W. Gerard, the former Ann-
erican ambassador to Germany, has
sailed from Spain en route for the
United States.
The Serbian General Ilia ,Goiko-'
vitch was drowned when the Italian
transport Minas was torpedoed on
February 151h.
Pour bogus bank notes "totalling
$2,000' were passed on a female clerk
of the Bank if Ottawa in Toronto by
an American crook:
The 'U boats failed to sink a boat
In twenty-four hours, .their least of
ective`showing in one day since the
piracy campaign began.,
A Glasgow shipbuilder has offered
o pay rewards cf from £20 up to
Passengers sdehting submarines. He
s willing toexpend £10,000 in this
manner.
It was anno'ineed by cable that
Major Stanley Boehm of the 169th
battalion intends to return,to Can
nada to deliver recruiting addresses.
Major iloei;:e has not been to the
A. le_ttei v. t itten by the German
Gov ninlep,' o the Mexican Govern-
menthe,'
overn
x entt be5r en: into the hands of the
ashingaon. in it Ger-;
den
BOW lailVoti
It the tatter's =p
ten tpent the' be
eek the gue t of
Wesh y ,n Lan -
_hissed the mail last week.
'.Bessie Morley :spent the week with
-friends in St.Maryns. •
:31r. land Mils. 1l'an. Morley visited
;friends in -Granton on. Sunday.
Airs. Thos. Morley tJ waiting on her
Onother, tefrs. )i3atten atl Elimville, who
Bis juice ;sick.
Mr, and ;Mrs, Jonathan 'Brock, of
:;wean, spent the pasti wedo with relo
!dives around here.
Fred Ogden is vizit:ng •with "fienda
;!around here before leaving for his
Moine in the west.
Mr, and iSLrs. Albert Scott„ of 'Fax,:;aluhar, were guestsat Mr. Albert
unnings lost 1ve; k.
The young people of this church
-were entertained at the' home of :Rev.
`Finlay at Centrnli : on Wednesday
a-ve sr,ng,
Freeman Arlecy ifs making 'prepar-
;itons for -raising h iJ bairns'th's sum
tnncr and placing a c •m_nt foundation
:ander them.
•
GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
"Girls! Try it! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful—Det a 25 cent bottle
of SDanderine,
if you care for heavy hair. that glis-
dens with: beauty and is radiant with
life; has an incomparable softness and
,:asfluffy"and lustrous, try Danderine, t
Just' one application; doubles,the
tabeauty of your hair, besides it lone-
:diately `"dissolves every particle of
:dandruff. You can not'have? nice
lhoavy, healthy hair if you have
:dandruff. This destructive scurf robs,
-the hair.' of its lustre, its' strength and
fats very life, and if not overcome it
a" reduces ' a feverishness and itching of
^.SSE scalp; the hair roots famish,
;l +ileesen and die; then the hair falls out
east. et Surely get a 25 -cent bottle of
tlinowlton's Danderine from any dru"
yore and just try it
>ni
1
WIDE
ritish Thrust Compels G
mans to Fail' Back.
Douglas R:lig's, Men Cary' oxo
Successful Operations or; I'm)
Fronts, One of Fete Wes and, the
Other of Ts4•o :!,ales--Stubbor:a <t
ce Offered by
'bion, i
LO 1sTI O ?liar h 5, —lir t3ie past
7
s despite sp to a tieperate resist-
ance by the Germans, British troens
have made two big advances up the,
:mere valley, the first ene of about
500 yards on a ive—mile front and
the second one of about 1,200 yards
lin a two -Mile front east of Homme-,
eourt and'north-east of I'uisieux-au-
Mont.
Besides making the foregoing pro-
gress in the Ancre valley the British
attacked ,the German lines east of
Bouchavesnes, north of the Somme,
captured the German front and sup-
port trenebes on a front of 1,2000
yards. ansi took 173. prisoner and
three machine guns.: t In !fits area
they repulsed several German coun-
ter-attacks with great uesscaa, l i
enemy.
The
British
Not Listen.
But Compa;.
f.
Zurich
1fr. $ .l Vast is vssiting
zed friends in Stratford ,ind' l;iinara;
Mr, E. 4. Di settee a btri as, spent t
few: months at, big; hose kere j t for
Det oir,
Mr,John Gafannan has psrehast'd'
the dwelling; host: and tots in tit.
end of ell s i.lag. ca „nt; by eFzs .
ilii ua 17 -test oi` i.: -ti Grange,
cwelsolod at prestlrr, by E,
1t by �r, rs;t aiao who i '4o cou.duct:qd1
a gc•.nerai drygooda hi ansa in 2ru'r- 1
aria for 071e ffiv �,'£,ar•s dissolved part-
is srship and Mr. Jos. Gaseho of the
an. has taken oyer 1”.r. Fiala
, Th, z=.,tore will ' bu conducted it
rM t wrner as :heretofore and
`�J r..Joh G n7vl o ;s iii b4 tee role ag r,
rand Mss .B,"a;n rale annonce
sg<,�". o�. L r'x'dr. reel. : e''M4 dee-
to, !;arrast
Al to take Place.
d
-knee
ro.rr.
ha.
l Preeneeee of t
et. despite
tpl'lI's,
f' the enetay t
,ato :dttnley
sprang;m'
begotno
11 bees
;fed to
and
alk
ore,
spread on a
math tat the 1
Anzcre,
British ttotrl
movewent lu
France have
vance c'aat
a twQ-mild
thirds of a anile,
dela, report
their
4.-Alt;C«.
The new
eoatneetiena alta
Vidtetril with telt
.sill came iii loop 01
is if 41411 of sub,s.rll
fiyaiteliaand Want to to rw
comparison t
Re -Creates
thorny —
r sv,-3, rh
ala other' wor s,
great artist sknga nag on;
the concerttge
��� ire
direct comparison
iiia the e-Creat.o.>.
of her voice by,
e ,^ Edison.
is r
piThiscture n e
shows Anna.
ata
Casa, o
as i a£
Grand Opera;
9ViAcr, act
elet
etea
tee, teis.i Melt tar Melt
agreement irwhlg
11 ore free, and /tic, 1
matters oulticriti-
be voinixsoceZdIve7mitho
lout. instrad of
number gad
want to to 1
ril
ere
moth
Ott
to tb
adquarte
Nearly 200 prison eaprtnrn
The Ext Of atei reV ea 5: "Th
Morning WA attacte eantor
the enemy's front and art I
1,290 Yards, taltft
and three machine guns -
t day we repulsed with
e ral counter Attache.
Otred. In this neighbe
enticed along a two -Mile
trage depth of 1,200
nem were taken la a
aincourt, Miring the last
hours we haxe captured
1 of prisoners!, five machine
and trona mortars.
behind elainied for
eti meat between
mecour Traveler, even
racist casual 1 f some of the
evacuated , Dame plain-
ly reveals the in late reason tor
heir abandonmen They have been
smashed to pieces by the ineeesant
and ever Increasing British artillery
or the purpose or brieging up food
and ammunition. have been flattened
almost beyond neognition and have
long since ceased to serve their pur-
Pose. The wide belt of area back of
the German Rues has been lashed by
bursting shells until it bad become
Practically impassable. For hours at
a thne, often for days, the druntfire
of the British guns made it Repos-
sible for any man to reach oy leaVe
the trenches. Some of the prisoners
recently taken said they had been cut
oft from food for 48 hours by the
barrage back of their trenches.
Largo British bu rying parties,
bravely ignoring Germart shells and
snipers, have been busy for several
days clearing up the dead, but the
task is still a long way from cam-
Pletion. In front of the old Gertua.n
Lines near Le Barque were some
bodies which had lain there since
last November when the Germans at-
tempted an attack, but were shot
down while leaving their trenches.
The unceasing artillery and rifle fire
had prevented their recovery. It
seems that the Germans must haye
lost heavily in abandoning their
positions, for scores of bodies were
encountered beyond the lines—those
of freshly fallen men. The Germans
are continuing their strong defensive
rear guard actions all along the line,
but the British appear able to move
forward and consolidate the new
ground just as rapidly as they desire.
Pour hundred and Ofty invalided
soldiers reaehed Quebec,
Lard Northallite alike the United
States to give financial old to
An American in Sweden Paid heav
Hy tor attempting to. re-export pork
to Germany.
The tea Markets are in an Unset-
tled stato, and blether prices are ex-
peeted to be asked.
The British ship Knight Compaa-
Is reported to have sunk a sub
with her defensive gun.
Mrs, Cecilia Mann, aged fifty. was
und dead*at her borne, she having
(led her life by gas poisoning.
Lake steamers have been ordered
comply -with United States, regu-
ations to ineure a pure water supply.
Forty-four units are now recruit-
ing in that military diStrict, accord-
" g to an annotincement from the To-
ronto depot.
Tile Soldiers' Aid COMMisSIOn had
a conference with Cavadian manufac-
turers respecting employment for re-
turned men.
The Canadian Plaxmen's .itssocia-
tion decided to ask the Government
to remove all duties on flax and
hemp seed.
Chas. Bartlett of St. Catharines,
whose death occurred Thursday
night, was the third brother to pass
away in six days.
Rev. Dr. Chas. A. Eaton of New
York, addressing the Empire Club,
said that throwing open the doors to
to trouble for Canada.
Sir Thomas Tayler, formerly Chief
Justice of Manitoba, died at his
home in Hamilton of pneuruonia, the
result of a chill contracted at church
on Sunday. He was 85 years old.
A movement is on foot to settle in
Saskatchewan and Alberta 50,000
Scandinavians, partly from Illinois,
Iowa, the Dakotas, and Minnesota,
and after the war from Sweden and
Norway.
• MONDAY.
Heavy Austrian attacks were re-
pulsed by the Italiats.
Mr, Willia.m Wharin, for 65 years
a Toronto joweller, passed away in
his 83rd year.
German successes gained in the
Verdun sector from the P.rench were
of brief duration.
The big American freighter Man-
churia was held in New York with a
view to arming her.
Lieut. -Colonel S. G. Beckett, who
left Canada as commanding officer of
the 75th Battalion, is reported killed
in action.
The Commisieoner of Conservation
urges all householders to lay in dur-
ing the summer a suracient stock of
coal to carry diem over the winter.
. Fifteen recruits were secured for
the British navy on Saturday in Lon-
don by street meetings carried on by
the Associated Kin of the C. E. P.
Drummond ' Hill Presbyterian
Church celebrated the hundred and
fifteenth anniversary of the four.ding
of Presbyterianism in the Niaeara
district.
Ex -Mayor Wm. Hepburn of Strat-
ford, who had been tax collector for
the past twelve years, died suddenly
in the General Hospital after a short
Ex-Pre&dend -Wm. Taft, pass-
ing through London, Ont., said in an
interview that erican ships would
be armed, would attack the first sub- .
marine sighted in the danger zone,
and that the first chisltrAvould
matters to an issue'W,Rt
Met Strange Death.
LONDON, March 5.—The inquest
was opened Saturday into the death
of John Daniels Lockery, twenty-
seven, private, Canadian Medicals.
who was killed with Katherine
Maevn, twenty-two, banking clerk,
London, on the electric railway at
Mornington Crescent tube. The
couple became engaged at Christmas,
but it was broken off in January.
Lockery had since visited the girl
at the station where she worked.
This worried her, but she never said
Lockery threatened her. On Tuesday
both were on the platform, the
soldier appearing to bar the woman'S
passage. She attempted to avoid
him, one witness said. The soldier
took the girl by the arm, and both
jumped in front of a train with
arms linked, and did not attempt to
save themselves. Lieut. Holmes, Ca-
nadian Medleals, said Lockery was
devoted to his work, was most re-
liant, and had been invalided from
the front'. The inquest was ad -
Supposed Spy Deported.
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont., March 5.
—Vandyke, a supposed German spy,
who was arrested here on suspicion
hecause he had on a pair of Catia-
dian Government boots, was sent
back to the United States by the
naigraLion authorities. The suspicion_
against the man was strengthened by
the fact that be claimed he had been
turned down at Hamilton when he
tried to enlist there. He claimed he
had varicose veins. When examined
here he had ne varicose veins. He
could speak German, anti' ce',W-red
31 Irmo of Om+
home of bee.
lecnt.:tul at bi% home
by his wrowin rob.:OedtU.
I *log short
; The funeral took
aftern n to Lutheran
Rev,, roomer otfielated
h loads or the tnettibers
Das/mood, drove 1:iver ark,
he evening witit Mr. and Ur&
oh "of ttio Goshen Line 'be-
t 212NtgliaItitbstglel,rvintem'''s;I:eitir"
consisting of i7cadingt and
ledly Meyer gamete num
s =tents!, seleotietiat A!
leas also given h:f the°
Moyer„ pleasingl tea -
ening 'Was presen-
short a
lure of t
tat:on from Ladies AK of a cold
It fork to 31rs. Broderick. Nrs..7.
luau made the presentations:ad
Bdighoffer tread tbe address.
wrEit AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, Constipatiood
Biliousness Sour StomAch, Bad
Breathl-Candy Cathartic.
No odds how bad your liver, storm-,
ach or bowels: how much your head
aches, how miserable you are front
constipation, iedigestion, biliousness
and sluggish bowels—you always get
relief with Casoarets. They home-
diately cleanse and regulate the stem-
ach, remove the sour, fermenting food
and foul gases; take the eacess bite
from the liver and carry off the can-
stipated waste matter and poison.,
from the Intestines and bowels. P A I
10 -cent box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean;
stomach sweet and head clear for'
monthsada They work while you sleep.
and the i
The musical t
Canadian and A
were t
this per
liong mac
indistifiguisha
ny
for
Con. e in and h
dison
yotxr
Fiti HT
AT" THE FRONT
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DOMINION OF CANADA
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE
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INDIVIDUAL PURCHASES LIMITED TO $150n.
FO FULL PARTICULARS APPLY AT ANY BANK
OR ANY MONEY ORDER POST OFFICE
JAN. 5„ 1917
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THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE
FUNDS REQUIRING INVESTMENT
MAY PURCHASE AT PAR
1)0111N1011 OF CANADA DEBENTURE
IN SUMS OF $500, OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF
Principal repayable lst October, 1015.
Interest payable half -yearly, 1st April and 1st 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 purchase.
Holders of this stock will have the privilege of surrendering
at par and accrued interest, as the equivalent of cash, in pay-
ment of any allotment made under any future war loan issue in
dCaatneasd:ourotiltiyer. than an issue of Treasury Bilis or other like short
Proceeds of this stock axe for war purposes only.
A commission of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed
.to recognized bond and stock brokers on allotments matte in
respect of applications for this stock which bear their stamp,
For application forms aPply to the Deputy Minister o
Finance, Ottawa.
D A T NT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA
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