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JAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
iHAIR STOPS FALLI
ve your Hair! Get a srusil bottle
,of Danderine right now—Also
stops itching scalp.
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who have scorned each °fixer or injur-
ed friend or brother, come gather here."
And then there's that grand old hynin
"Adeste Fideles," sung in every church
in thiS land d th ethers, at this
Christmas season
07z. C.0171e, ai 21e fatthjul:,
Jul/jai and trisririphant,i
C07}1.0 ye, oh, some ye lo Bethlehem!
Clirlstnias would nnt be Christmas,
of course, if the "waits' were to tieg-
lent one other of the most beautiful of
old carols:
Tforzt night, peaceful' 'night!
Through, the darkness 'beams
Hoiy nisriit, peaceful nigh!
Throngh the ,darktiest, beam.s a light.'
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Yonder, 'Where they sweet vigils keep
O'er 17e babe who, in vident, sleep,
Resz- hearcrly peace;
Iteste 'in heavenly peace.
in, brittle, colorless and scraggy
i
is mute evidence of a neglected
' "nf dandruff—that awful scurf.
ere is nothing so ,destructive to
,Jhair as dandruff. Itpab ...the hair
I s f• lustre .itsstrength its -s-ery evelriu Lily' giroducin4 feverish -
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e• a itrthinissof• the al which if
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TI* tkere are any of you who+lh
mind an after ChriSthlaS Cr.riillaer even-
ing of song to the accompaniment et
harpsichord, a spinet, a lute or ti.plano
or even the modern and inu,cla adver-
tised disk inachine, it might be \Veil to
- this On the company:
"1 -Lark tho Herald Angels Sing."
Bark! The herald angels sihg,,
Glary ,to, the ,rnewborirt ,king; '
6 'Ori1;,/nt
Ob
portant Events Which Have -
Occurred Durinsthe Wei.
le Busy World's Happenings Care-
fully Compiled and Put Into
Hoods and Attractive Shape for
the iteatlerS of ()or Paper ---
Solid Flour's Enjoyment.
WEDNESDAY-.
Purther successes were won by
aliait troops on the lower Piave.
Judge Bazin of Montreal made a
scathing indictment of soeial,
tions in the city.
Gustave Herve„ the Fench writer,
said Caillaus was- the Centre 01 tbe
Paris peace propagandists,
Alajor W. L. Grant, the new bead
master of Upper Canada College
made a starenient ,SUPPOrtiP"" Uaion
Government.
The wastage of (i
the latter hair of
5,30, while the enlist
ChlY
"'The Veteran,
of the Great War Ve
Itas coanneiticied
; it ii,suPPorts
nan troops ?ti
thec was 19,-
ents tota,tled
Ibelat orgau
ns ASSQehl.
'ilication at
111'0n Go -
bread price.s in .tout
says the cxing Com -
Cost at Liviui, was
y a corresponding iti-
eas.om cost
E. ¶olton, ormer 31f,P. for North
Wellington, ancl eieove of Clif-
fortl dtod, at IIIS home inethat vfltage
frorp4nenmonia, contraeted While
nails t0g for Victory bonds.
21. tonnage competed in the
0 Of NO;Yeather Was within
Table diStanCie of the tonnage
osaes In that period by enemy at'
taeks, it was annotiaced in the House
of Coramous by Sir Leo Money, Par-
mentary Private Secretary to the
inisgy of Munitions,
Foreign .Secretary Balfour told the
Ouse 0° CORIVOIOSS that a V,OS4 Illa-
tion had been received by rea
ixi freon Germany laZt eptent-
bet,
ugh a neutral diploma
xo the effect that Geri:nal))
d be glad tO get into with Great Britain in regard
peace, The BritiSh Government
d it was prepared to rec'eive
Uon dte tGoeuirroaakne, Gaoni-d-
it with Oreat Britain's
iot'tuany returned no reply,
added.
(ireat Britain dated $5,000,000
to the Halilax Relief Fund.
The Austriar. battleship Wein NVIw
trpedoed and sunk on Sunday.
° Side:ant Kemp 'took over tit
ad mth 'tration of tile British Ove
ees bn London.
Goneral Allenby made his official
'ntry luto Jerusalem on foot, accord-
ing to a statement made by Lloyd
'gerrfic tos was intlicted upon the
German .i w lot they ntade an, attack
upon the British positions near Dal-
lecourt.
The Central Powers bare announc-
ed their willingness to evacuate Rau-
ania if a new dynasty is formed to
dethrone the present king -
Food Controller Hoover of the
'United States has issued an order re-
leasing 75,000 pounds of oloemar-
garine for export to Canada.
Official figures show that the
death toll in Halifax reached a total
of 1,226, in which the citizens who
are reported missing have been
counted.
On account of the famine cornii-
tions in Germany, Chancellor von
ertling is reported to have been
grateful lei gifts of food from 13a-
varian friends.
Hon. W. J. Hanna, the food con-
troller, is making strenuous efforts
to discover who started the story that
he ate a meal costing $4.20, which
accusation he denies.
Nine men were rendered uncon-
scious in Toronto by drinking
essence of ginger. The druggist who
sold it to them to be used as a bever-
age was heavily fined.
1Lieut. Boehm, one of the. most suc-
cessful of the German aviators and
successor to Capt. Boelke in com-
mand of the squadron on the western
front, has beeia killed in action.
The London Times has called for
an investigation of the situation that
I led to the recent Brit,isheseversse—at
' Cambrai. Carelessness is alleged,
and the probe will probably be ap-
plied.
There has been a split in the Brit-
ish Columbia Cabinet over the Union
Government— Premier Brewster is
supporting the Union candidates and
Attorney -General Defarris has spok-
en on behalf of the Laurierite candi-
date in Burrard..,
General Mewburn announced that
the previous contributions of soldiers
to the overseas forces will not be
taken into consideration when. the
drafts are made under the Military
Service Act. The meawili Probab-
1Y be arranged for conscription ac-
cording to their age.
FRIDAY.
Italian troops repulsed big Teuton
attacks and inflicted heavy losses, -
War service badges, of four class -
e, are now ready for r3istribution.
No bran or shorts are to be export-
' until Canada's needs are assured.
The chairman at Gordon Wal-
dron's meeting in Parkdale collapsed
sud,denly with a strOlie,
The d',,Timrae depois for returned
soldier's at :Halifax aicl. (it/01'0e are
be done away with,
Froin the, 1t of Pelirimry *vital&
sale ilealers in fresh frvi :And veg-
etables must have licensiis.
),laier-Genera] Meribu,n, LI lei, t er
.3f Militia and Defence, as issued
Christmas rtiessage to tne Citnaii:an
Rev, ,l)r. John NeiJ, Mo<leratu,ol
eneral Asseranis-
supper
'
C A
t-csbytenan
as Otooj rest was involved,
granted temporarily to
man because of his oceupation
aphis good upon his continuing in
Phat ea./ploy/I-tent, but not necessartlY
eith the same emidoYer)'
A tile starting in the Arcade
building in Ottawa, used as a Base
Recrung Of(Ice, may have destroy-
ed a ballot -box containing military
°test it so, the counting of the
arY votes lnaY be delaYed.
SA'13.111DAY.
at aerial activity was reported
3 the 'French front,
The Toronto City Council decided
to go into the meat trade in eonnec-
tioa the Civic Abattoir.
Sir George Foster, Minister of
_rade and Commerce, was injured by
an engine in the Toronto linden
Station.
Polling in Halifax Will be on the
29th of January, the same day as in
the calamity, in consequence of the
'Pile Germans scored a small suc-
cess east of Ypres, when about 300
yards of British trench were (son -
need,
$herIA William Carney of Sault
Ste4ttatie, one the *best known
mettein Northern Oittario. has pass
ed **ay -
he rumor S that General Currie
tends to resign haro been contra-
cted. He still leads the Canadians
rn Fr411r7e.
11tiS have beu awardeIn
th Tinted Strde tor 4,000 sbtps
witb a net dead-weight carrytne,
apacity of eight million tons,
rT7hule tag:tut all: nrIeSe t 00 r thQetleVu
bJee-
tside of Mont 041;'''tvas $17,649,000,
illy 29,500 splople contributed.
Dean, Inge, of. St, Paul's Cathedral,
'Idea, knOWII ftiganci as the
loomy dean,' has said that 0111Y
rtbeceoZal.l.ation of tile nations can end
Premier Lloyd George declared
that thi l. tile testieg time for the
Allies, Tttey must hold the rein-
forced foe At bay until the spring,
when tigt3A0sericans will be ready-
norgeWrolltra41°!,by aQt",iBuress•t°itui Pae, was
ounI
Sound
the elaarge of sedition. He
ed that any words spoken by
re due to the fact that hip
ighbors persecuted bin) oo account
his 'Gorman angeStrY, ' great-
ntlfatber immigrated to Canada
nt Saxony.
MON
Petrograd deni.s the report that
e former Czar hes oacapetl.
All of the crew of the I3rltiab
s cattier Knight of the Thistle
nded safely.
A large number of British rk-
ii urged the establishment oX
rationing system.
The safe arrival in England 0
umber of drafts and details o
troops is announced.
ThO French nlinieter of Marine
said real progress was being made
In the anti-sulnnarine campaign.
The food controller has issued re-
gulations for the 'trade in cereals,
and has, fixed prices on bran arid
shorts.
The Royal :Military College, King-
ston, litis beeu offered for the use of
Rio naval cadets till the Naval Col-
lege at Halifax is rebuilt.
While driving to a political meet-
ing at Highgate, Solomon Gosnell,
proprietor or The Monitor, was
struck by an express on the M. C. R.
and instantly killed,
Rev, S. McLean has resigned the
pastorate of the Presbyterian Church
at St. 'Mary's, in protest against in-
terference with his liberty of speech
in connection with the election.
His Excellency- the Governor-Gen-
eral has received the following
cablegram from his Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales for communica-
tion to the Mayor and people of
Halifax: "My thoughts are with you
in the overwhelming disaster which
has befallen your city, and I sym-
pathize deeply with all the sufferers."
TUESDAY.
A house-to-house compaign of Ed-
monton resulted in a contribution of
$10,000 for the Halifax Relief Fund.
The Turks occupied the islands of
IVIessonissi and Plaka, on the coast
of Asia Minor. Their action was
unopposed.
Joseph Mante11 aged 107, was the
oldest man voting in the city of To-
ronto. , He cast his ballot for a
Union candiate.
Two neutral merchantmen and a
trawler were sunk off the Tyne on
I)eceniber 12th by Germanadestroy-
ers. "These bold raiders made their
escape,
Harold Hutchings, aged 22; the
son of a Winnipeg millionaire, must
go to war. Mr. Justice Ilaggart gave
a decision refusing to allow him ex-
emption.
Premier Clemenceau of France
threatened to resign if imM. Joseoli
Caillaux was granted munity from
attack on account of his position in
the. country. The Premier got his
own way.
Harry Lauder has made a reply to
lklayor Martin of Montreal, who de-
clared that no foreigner has a rigbt
. ,
to interfere in Canadian - politics.
Lauder said that he does not count
iiiniself a foreigner in any land
where the British flag flies.
With reference to the German
Government's statement that it had
received through a neutral Govern-
ment last September an inquiry iri
regard to itseliv*kalms under Cir-
cumstances indleatnag that the in-
quiry was made Wifhthe. sanction of
the British Government. Daily
Chronicle prints a stat'ement from
Lord Robert Cecil Minister of Block-
ade, branding the whole thing as un-
true. '
Brigadier -General Bernard 1
Dowling Irwilvbf,,di4eg.a l
e
many -years kiai
'ertta".)3reF, who for
, -his summer
nome in Cobonr30, died after 1' a' 11-
illness. „ His de'ath r.„ -
link bet+be . n
1°11"11-1iA
9.t.her
Statet
e Present''''
nskstis as
4)0 aqigiis a
ae
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HOUR CHILD IS CROSS,
FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED
3
4
rv for
Fletcher
,
Look, Mother! If tongue is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "Cali-
fornia Syrup of Figs.'"
Mothers can rest easy after giving
"California. Syrup of Figs,"' because in
a few hours all the clogged -up waste,
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you hose
a well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless `.`fniit laxative."
I'dillions of mothers keep it handy be-
C311S0 .they know its action -on the BtOirCr
Wei^ and bowels is prompt and sure.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
"California Syrup of Figs," wlnch COB»
tains direCtiOnS PAX' babies, ebilelTe4
all ages and for grown-ups.
Greenway
Mr,and, 2k,t1',5= 1. Stove have a YO
Mrs, li1xts and Miss Lillian were
hi. London last week.
Miss `Gilholiin of Bright visited her
Mrs. II, AfcIutosh of Parkhill cal-
SexswiI h,
speut - few -days vie
this vicinity.
4).Ers. Bay Pollock hasretarrne
her home "Kerwooti. after
visitt with relatives here.
IlIoS5.itsizWterakin stXti:
AliSS Zillah English has actunned
from a visit in Eort Herons
Mr. Jerry 1:iroohey was badly in-
ured last week by a falling pultey
le 11,5 under the Dr.'s care astdi is ,do,
en as WVa as noe be expected-,
ElectiouIday4.)assed off iluictly ixx
aur aleighboritood voting being ,dont,,
0.1 the sclioot „house wistia, na
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as Dasniey Retool* Offiear.
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let chutob ou Cbrxstiuts vight. Pro --
of songsrecitations
ties by the nxeuxhega
eau einisie
"1 • nd dial
tbe ;iniay
The
d in the West school
((day zxigb1 sc&e well attended
4spi1e of the bad ,weather, The
gx-axmue was exeeilwxt ud Stint.a
US itt good 11411110r= eVAIS
Chrisuxxa, tree entertainment
iLI be held in tile school house, this
sday eve/hint in aid of ihe Rect
Cross fund a „gott programme is Isi'-
ittg under the able inanag.)-
tint of the teacher, Altss Ethel C,
Cp se,
The !service was svitildra WU iu the
Methodist church last Sabbath eni
be emigre t ion attended Grace
cherch svhere Ens .)Is. Varney con -
`sleeted a beautiful memorial service
Lor Pte. Chris. laelkhersua who died
inalfrance !NOV, 2nd, 1,47.
Auction Sale
FARLNI, STOCK, &. IMPLEMENTS
13.. S. Browu has received Enstruc-
tions Trona Walker Kerslake, to sell
by Public Auction on Lot 11, Con. 11„
n riday, Dec., 21st, 1917 counneng- - To-
tiaborne, across Irani Su.ushino churca
ocANAT.:) BAN i
K.,
ing at one o'clock sharp the follow- . 4 .......
ERCE
The Eind YOU Rave Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over thirty
and hearsa'shbaesehmeunderboilltilesignature
orf-, '
- sona.1 supervision since its infancy.
. 44e44: Alloy no one to deceive you in thiS.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " JUst-aS-gOod " are ,
InfExPanertshneanutsd tChhiatldrteifin—e Bwitheriaelindee enadgalaung:tr ..,Eth:Pebrinlealetts
Wd
What ,is AST° R IA
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cas,.is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric;)
Drops and. Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contain&
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
. i
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years t has
been in constant use for the relief of ennstipation, FlatuleacYr
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying 'Feverishness arising .
therefrom, And by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids *
the assimilation or Food; giving healthy and natutal, sleep.
The Childretes Panacea—The NotheT's Friend..
ENUINE CAST R IA ALWAys,
Bears the Signature 0
u Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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CAPITAL AD RESERVE $8 0 CO
98 Brat ehes Canada
neral Banking Business Transacted
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CIRCULAR LEITER 0
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SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Jnlcttit c highest
W, D. Choke, Manager, Exet
tut tat
BI 211102
liORSES---Agr'icultural team risitta
5 and ti „yeaars old. 1 good lartner'e .re
driver ?quiet and liable fou,r, years
old; 1 good, road mare quiet and re-
liable 3 years olti.
CATTLE -1 cow due Feb. lith; 1.
tow (due Alarch 10th; 1 cow due
afarch. 7th, 1 cow due May 15th; 1
hatter due May 23rd, 1 cow fresh' in
5 choice steers weighing about 1100,
pounas, 2 yearling .sosers, 2 year-
ling heifers, 4 spring calves, 1 young
calt.
reIGS-2 Yorkshire SONS'S with lit-
ter at foot, 1 Berkshire sow due on
March 15th, 2 Yorkshire sows due iu
.5l.arch; 2 sows due Jane 10th, 1 sow
due Eeby. . 1st; 2 young 'Yorkshire
sows purebre(d, -due la 10
shoats 3' months old, 14 young pigs
ti weeks old at time of sale.
POULTItY—About 80 hens and pul-
lets.
tiAY AND GRAIN—About 200 bus.
feed `barley; about 75 Jana; seed bar-
ley; 300 bus. seed oats; soo bus. feed
oats; !about 125 bus. of mixed feed;"
wheat and oats, quantity good (hay;
geantity tur.nips.
IJNIPLEDIENT6--21-fassey-Ilarris
der, •G loot cut in good, shape; 5 foot
Massey-Da.rris mower; Frost and
Wood seed drill, 12 hoe; ,cultivator,
steel land roller, horse rake, 4 sec-
tion set of harrows;' Cockshutt riding
plow, svalking plow, hay loader, hay,
tedder, .set of bob -sleighs, goal Chat-
ham waggon, waggon sprtn&s, wag-
gon 'box, gravel box, set earns trucks,
1 isculfler, 2 furrow plow, 1 buggy
Premier cream separator, root pal -
'per, a nuniber ce.dar posts, a
quantity of basswood, and herolcek
iumber, hay rack, pie- rack, set_ of
(double •harness, set a hVv
eavy •ork,
harness, (fanning mill, Massisey-liarris
'manure !spreader in good shape, set;
otli1,matehect pine barn doors 0.2 feet
sq ,:are, extension ladder 42 feet, grind
stone, stoneboat, 3 sets svhiuffietrees
1 pig leiate, chains, hoes, shovels,
and other articles too nurn6rous to
..-,;(‘R.O.ittvely no reserve as Proprietor
hie ' d.Ahis fa
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ea cash; OtPsnOl e. °sr
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joint notes O
t ooOnftirs
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12 snOnths "cl'e ar a sisgOunt
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off for cash
Walker t,We'rslake S. Brown
Auctioneei
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John le'LO11
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SIR EDMUND WALICER,I
C.V.O., LLD., D.C.L, President
CAPrim.PmD Up.$15,000,000
SIR JOHN AIRD, Ccocralivlanager
H. V. F. JONES, Ash, Goal, Manager
RESERVE FUND, $13,500,00Gq
os.
The Manager is prepared to Consult with prospective'
customers regarding their banking requirements. Whether
it be the opening of a Savings or Current account, the
making of collections or the negotiation of a loan, they.
will be met with courtesy and given prompt service.
EXETER BRANCH—A. E. KUM-Li, !SIAN/WEB
Crediton Branch—J. A. Mc Donald Manager. 1
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DR. G. F. ROBLSTON. L. D. S., D. D
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univer-
sity. Office over Dickson & Carl-
ing's Law Office. Closed Wethiesdys
.afternoons. Phone Office 5a and
!Residence 5b.
THE USBORNE & HIBBERT
ATIMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
President, 11,0)3T. NORRIS
Vice -President, MOS, RYAN.
DIRECTORS
WiLR3ROCK
J, L. RUSSELL, j. -
AGENTS
S' zeter,
rne.
i*unr°' Agent °r
Eirbbert F! and Logna,
TILL,
ecty:'rreas, Farquhar,
AN & STANBuily
lioitors, Exeter,
INSG,
DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L. L.D.,
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H,onor Graduate of Toronto Univeze-
sity.
DENTIST
Teeth extracted svitliout pain, co -
any bad -effects. Office over Glad,
man & ,Stanbury's Office. Main,
Exeter. •
3. W. EftOWNING Id. D MEP
5. Graduate Victoria. Univ_erslitY,
Office, and Residence, Domiffiot,
Labratory,Exeter.
Associate 'Coroner of Einron
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