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eine at'klioleawd Coal Deseronto,,
111m lbnsrned to death ass" 41e result of
his aeroplane ctitchang tine from ex
ploding gaasoliaae..
The Daughters of the Empire hold-
ag their annitaI metingin 1'ietoria
are called upon the Government to,
iscipline Armande Laverne on ac -
tat of bis `da 0 j,iy" while ;rear -
ng the Kiaa,"t
a
>a
DOR n t
z to tbe Britis.
d thea forks of loans.'
M. Martin has been
by the Leber 3ls of Ile-
heights, London,
used for
�peld tae Rothschild, Heard, sora
gra t b .ekete B a°iin, died in
l�Xatlil
ansa tore"'xlt, wltta-
k anrrornceme tt or eta cTl1P 99fita
drtttaph o ,
rani
soberer.
bannel,
tuning
the Lens
rio fediL a Asscciat
-gat its to tz.rrap tau
> n arrest weoo
d States On e :
.tit Lira Plotting,
sty tc war ss
lir
lI
tla
the
s' of
aust-
ral"-
n, tra=ces weos ate^
for
ift ars
r"t
d:aa
ge
Aga stxlf
*a ll apple crepe
Winnipeg Trades aCoun-
cil bac a resolutiondemandin.g a
fore con•scr pt_on.
o ,sane, ;onsericatio
ilt< adop x3cl 1y ll
nd Alberta 'afet.'hodi.st Con
c
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o Depart-
te another
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a 1'3:113;TOS
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Bitter Fi
Pro
Fine ' ier7
ting i3tttubar
°rig Took Pace Ne
Lens.
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Strong ,i'on.
ONDO :, June 5R- -Ira waat to
t)t,j spoken of as, a, anther taper-
Plfi 1)ttt :le ct was really 'a bait of
l rillian fighting, involving careful
reparation and a final stte.ft art/aGg,
the Canadians early Sunday na;4„r,In ug'
captured the electric station nenliith-
west of Lens, on the outskirts' the
village omf Ci+u.o ter an
the eneuay front eaed n;, �#
with a, at Rs greatest Polak dli
e of F&s-
- I\V'estern
heat of Ter-':
gle %gaiessf, .IIE€asas''
�Patcetel"trat-
:elebrated the 5i"th anniversary
tifinistr; in the 'Presbyterian
hg
Dominiot
meets dst4r
ft
ri'..ges Board o4 Trade en-
a'� ltat 4a . pet:tinning the
,.cA stop ' race
4Elt { r tund,ed yards. The Met
°table victor,- were
Salo, six weeks ago„:
$d he Pimple' by stow
i depleted ranks had been rel
ft► d by drafts from England. ai
i>l 1ts morning's s engagemeirt thy.
troops proved their fitness to titan
taint Canada's reputation at to
front.'
Day bit- day a "methodical fire
asset
god of all e ,fibres was d>ed
: a, freuckes and the wir•
ill the area aero .i
+Oops we 1
s P,414
dllA atang t
U"had a14Pgs:aaz
: Iigi Sj' Titdt
t P'fsirto4 ? otbod-
Jnrottegtige draft,
le 14, and for
held
la eiive t°vor,
THY
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There will
Township et
Lot C Com 7
me, oa
RI JUNE 9
0 acres more cr less,
frame house, .fame barn, .e
stable granary and pig pen, Theso
is of good and equal
the TownshiP and at the PreSent
of excellent water. one pomPed 430,
and school', and o-nly four miles frO
railway Station,
E* I or to the auCtt er/
JOHN' H, I1ERDMAN, ProPrieRer
UGGIES, "WAGONS,
A C Tbrn
te+re obliter-
, a t5 Plcai
?Killers"
back o back,
obliterated,
terrific Poatndigg, the
hes Positions as the',
ot [lie defences of Leo
the number
a, a i:ollg tl e ruins of
14tt 4> These men read a terrible
perienee on 'Friday, when the gas
jectiles fell on the village. A
PriSOUOE` a taL'ra is $atnday morning's,
est o.ilt says Ws company had twx,wty
sit deaths front tbo effekts of g.'ss;
Having I+reo:trcil the ground and
sell tee morale of the engin' by
!Wes: and gas, there -.
F of driving bird put:;
inay 1'ioto'tti 1i£I1 of iiierce
in the outskirts
non the etebrie
ata, tiordls e
w eh1-defeail01
? §nnt eryl; ns trouble,
to % taku With btolnbs and
t over
tE full
overneta#s. The
taken try sure Ise,.
promptly
own. and something
own d'o,.
or. 1ta$ fotiad
Raft due
CISZ
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, 3ad:tra
444*rt 4•4.40
oar Clea`+ -
x :cs*sti*d calls
sSlo?-
tobaleco sura
be0tle.
A Brinell de rose
eztructiosz et .
utimarine.
',Elie colors or,. tl
i e
deposited ' it
London,
titaticW+ was' give
a re..olutiou to rzti ae tbie
tlar inside Civil
aker at the meets,
io tt alth otilcer3 said it
tI not to report scarlet f
Petroloa Couacil bus authorized
else issue ot debeuturee for $15,000
to build Hydro lino extensions,
Mrs. Wna. Beattie, a pioneer set-
tler in Palmerton, tooter of Col -
net William Beattie,: G.AI',Gr., is dead,
Niagara Anglican Synod and Iiaan-
ttrn and Montreal Methodist +'.onfer-
em es began their annual meetings.
'1'be .French scieutiee mission, with
how is Sir Ernest Rutherford of
Great' Britain, arrived In Washing-
ton.
Bread dropped two cents in price
for large loaf in a ,number of cities,
and flour dropped 40c a barrel at
Winnipeg,
Thomas Martin of Toronto, after
attemptin,; to commit suicide by
ratting his throat, walked .nto the
tiesttrn Hospital.
E rlscourt :Auxiliary of the Toron-
n Labor party favored conscription
upon condition that wealth is con-
scripted as well as men.
The London Chronicle Pariiamen-
#tiny correspondent says Winston
Churchill sas been offered an import-
ant position in the Government.
Churchill leas been visiting the Brit-
ish army in France as the guest of
the Commander -in -Chief. Ile is now
it Paris being entertained by the
French military authorities.
FRIDAY.
Italian troops have occupied four
villages in Albania',
Over sixty ,persons were killed by
a tornado that swept over Missouri.
The 'French in the Champagne
drove the Germans from trenches
which they captured several days
ago
A number; of soldiers and indig-
nant citizens :Invaded an anti-con-
serition meeting that was b, ing held
in the city of Guelph.
Gabriele D'.>nnunzio, the Italian
poet, was among the soldiers who
annihilated an Austrian unit which
attempted a counter-attack.
_Maxim Gorky has made public ths
attempt of the Bulgarians to bring
about a separate i -ace between the
Russians and the Central Powers.
Controller Foster of Toronto pro-
posed to tax all bachelors five per
cent_ of their earning;, hut the other
city fathers did not, agree with him.
The Congress of delegates from
fhe front in Russia: has demanded
that the ex -Czar shall be imprisoned
in the Fortress of St Peter and St.
Paul.
The 'Vancouver Labor party Passed
a notion condemnin ; conscription
',with only three dissenting votes.
They threaten strong action if .the
'bill passes Parliament..
There will be another conscription
referendum taken in Australia, a
new Government having come into
power since the people : decided
against compulsory foreign service
in that country.
Cadet W , E, Fraser of Wirnlpeg,
lot On-
o orizn.-
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:rel etheir bo
study 4asy an
/Refire' G
t e e ixae
:.:acestonon pra:
n and .success
Lad having the
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spell3n ,ilronnncintion,sperts,arts,
anon sciences.
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PRINGFIELD. MASS.
STOMACH TROUBLE,
GASES OB DYSPEPSL4.
assy -Stomachs surely feel fine,
in five minutes.
•
what yen just s. _
...:7D-er stomach or lies h 'lump of
refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and- eructate sour, undigested
lead, or have a feeling of dizziness,
linagrtburn, fullness,. nausea, bad taste
VInouth and stomaminheadache, you
ilfr4; get blessed relief in five fifinutes.
..an end to stomach trouDle forever
'etting'r a large fifty -cent case of
:Dinpeosin from any drug store.
in 'five minutes how need -
suffer ',,from indigestion -
ornach
e e" +ifa�uU
T f';en aublauflne C
torpeiloetl. inti sunk a lard
submarine :as it inn
OM Cattier°, escorted.
ix tit Although ettecl,•u d by,.
the Ciree zetutned
its base.
RuaSian troops' lave won a Vi
tory in a 'battle 'With tial Turks in
the Sakkiz rregion, on the AneSorota-
mien frontier,. taking possessdou of
three heights, The statement .also
reports the repulse of u Kurdish at-
tack south-east 01 Erzkugan, in Ar-
menia.
arrangement s bay, been eomplet-
ed with the German Government for
the withdrawal of all British war
prisoners- from tate tiring line, ac-
cording to an official announcement..
The: prisoners will be kept a mini-
mum distance of 10 kilometres (18%•
naiies) from the .actualfront, both
in the eastern and western zones.
TUESDAY.
The Root mission to Russia is o
is way across Siberia.
Italy has proclaimed Albania an
independent principality.
From 40 to 50 recruits are being
sent to Camp Borden from Toronto
daily.
The l,rar Production Club Made an
appeal to far:nters to use short-term
men.
King Alfonso of Spain has inter-
vened on behalf of the persecuted
Jews in Palestine.
The situation at Ottawa is still un-
settled, but is expected to be decided
within a few hours.
The German Grown Prince an-
nounced that the British were mak-
ing their last effort in France:
Premier W. J. Martin, of Sas-
katchewan, has promulgated his
party's policy, in view of the appeal
to the electors on the 26th Inst.
The Council of the College_ of
Pharmacy will hear evidence in the
ease- of a Fort Willani druggist, con-
victed of selling drugs to 'soldiers.
The Imperial authorities bave'au-
thorized the Cheese Commission to
purchase some Canadian ci:eese
thrcents. ,ough usual trade channels at 21
One, boy, Earl Etherington, was.
killed, andseveral persons were in-
jured by an explosion ofnatural gas
in the Saltation Army Barracks at
Paris, Ont-
Oscar Uhrig of Kitchener, seven
years of age, was almost instantly"
killed by being run over by a wag-
gon after
ag-gon.after failing off the handle-bars-
of
andle-barsof another ''bay's bicycle.
According to information received
by the Norwegian -"Legation here, -19
Norwegian steamships, with a ,gross
tonnage of 75,397, were sunk in May.
Twenty-five lives were lost.
A ehild survey is to be started to -j
day; in. Hamilton by. Miss -ilary Pow-
ers of Toronto with a staff of twenty-
five, other
wentyfive,'other nurses; they will gather
statistics concerning all :children
born in 1914.
Hamilton" Methodist Conference, in
session at Brantford, strongly en-
dorsed compulsory service by selec-
tive draft, also urging conscription.
of wealth and all resources of --he
country, , and advocating "putting -he
clamp" on drink; and race -track
gambling,
boa, ,xaaee-
o ligan
Two
ember
were
y ..
tali anneal
enaaataa Wi,
s the eseni
flowed by o�
ala tare rteittit of three hundred:
gune tau t dries jOinnsi in the
T1'olli of tt(d ion.
it is a' Itlet of amazement that
the infantry asst make headway un-
r a b arrag,e, but the men front M-
erta anti Menitoba trudged along as
reales out`praetico manoeuvres
they came in "touch with the
ray, Their own barrage of shell
was a veritable pillar of fire, 'treve1-
les on before to guide but Kilo to
rosarain: theist from proceeding too
rola day, By 1.40 all the objectives
vete occupied,: but it was not till 4.30
talar tall the Germans within the m-
u e
cuptes bad been dispasod of..
Many of those cornered: died fighting,
Prisoners taker: number eighty.
tit;
BRITISH LAUNCH ASSAULT.
First Move Coveri
.e reeks,
LONDON, June 5.—The infantry
lull of several weeks wa.s broken
ate Saturday night, when under the
light of a nearly -full moon the Brit-
ish made an attack south-west of
Lens and in the direction of that be-
ieged city. The poirit of attack was
due west of Avion, which is one of
the southern suburbs of Lens, the
latter being the centre of a milling
district which sprawls for miles
along the valley of the Souchez
Most of Saturday night's fighting
was south of the river, although an
advanced post was established north
of that stream. The British by early
dawn had captured all the intended
positioris and were still fighting Sun-
day along the Lens -Arras road. They
had captured the electric power sta-
tion just south of the river, where
the Germans had been established for
many months, and which was fairly
stiff with machine ,guns. The station
had been pretty well blown about by
artillery fire, but was still a formid-
able fortification.
Further south the British captured
some brick chimneys which had been
transformed into a strong point.
These objectives sound rather
strange, but most of the bitterest
fighting in the world war on a vast
front has from time to time swirled
about sugar factories, windnaills,
fa.rm buildings, cemeteries, brew-
eries, slag heaps, unimposing„,mounds
like the Butte du Wa.riencourt,
churches, monasteries, and even
asylums for the insane.
Nearly one hundred prisoners had
been counted Sunday morning from
the nocturnal operations about Lens,
and there as every indication that
heavy losses had been inflicted on the
enemy.
Many Prisoners Taken.
PARIS, June 5.—Saturday night's
official report said:
"From April 1 up to the present
the rumber of prisoners captured by
the French and British troops on the
'Western front exceeded 52,000, of
whom more than 1,000 were officers.
Included in the enormous material
taken from the enemy during the
same r.ime were 446 heavy and held
ca.nnon, 1,000 machine guns, and a
considet.nble number of trench
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II L5 th greater beres-the o.
o who never bee anything as
other peopleea things or Um
n wbo thinks his possessions per.
Teazle a great dee ri
you have the buyer's or the seller's
end of the deal.
d his cos o
cothktifaik,t7;el:ue'Iuena%r.oybeoutrtereiotlne.s. ibes 'with
sufficient nonchalance Pereele Trill
the beauty of snowy cleanliness to a
ttre capable a banding a pamphlet on
rtra for oftlee some day.
Never go back on mil Y
Some people are so tactless that they
Too many would rather be in style
titan out of debt.
A man 13 seldom in liti f h'
po t'S Or is
health, but a woman is often in the
uplift movement for glory.
It Isn't so much the thing you do for
othe.rs as the way you do it that WinS
WU. a legacy in your wiles cousins
sunt's will.
Retail Dealer, ,..17
"He is a poor business man."
"How do you know
"Saw him trying to borrow a quarter
today."
"What of tbate"
"Efe could have borrowed $10 with
the same amount of energy."
No Heurglase Stunt.
To time tile prices falling fast
With swoop and swing and graceful
curve
As leisurely they filter past,
We think a brolten watch woula serve.
At any rate, they do not run
'Like timid rabbits from a gun.
What He Feared.
She -If mamma consents to our en -
engagement we needn't botber about
what papa says. Eie-1 do hope the
nonimportance of the male member of
the family is not an ingrained idea
with you. -Exchange.
Pilot Whale.
The blackfish, the most gregazious
and one of the largest members of the
porpoise family, is sometimes called
the 'pilot whale because it blindly fol-
lows a leader,' and the herds can be
driven almost -like a flock of sheep.
Ability as a Spy.
A person who has done considerable
secret servicee, work "in the English
army says that ability to eat paper is
Two fhousaad Serbians were shot an eaSential., qualification in a spy.
death ' 04.0hine guns for ' at- 1Fame and.;;,,,,,,forttnag await -the general,
e Pting S,1* "11' first:0*s a goat to be a spy.
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_borne, and lBiddulph.
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Hibbert, Fullarton and Logna,
uhar;
Solicitors, Exeter ;
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
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;Perth and Middlesex. Farm Stock
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