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Casty, Ira. ,,—The Measle
e run do o no appetite, could
st at nig%j ;,;and 1 took a severe
-ch settle n my lungs so i.
lsic tp. ikoOpiigbout my house
ig doe(Oie YXsed me to take l
d lS restored my
9 sil'% lnouse,Ro k, s�
ao, is the bes«,,
Alice Reeor;ai,
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dais wont/eriul cod
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dere 1 rcc1;
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th
4t:: fi 2 e
ers,
ians Attacked the
anise i damage estiintata',`
Lm"r police court was
LMe window's in `in �.
Iitaslaect, the office of Ci
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to
—Mayor Haw
�c''l Men,
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and
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rag
rtes damaged by client/gals Lased. to
ssitish an ixiczlctazs blaze started
rioters. the city Patrol wag -
,g Vtae4 tnl'owa into .tithe harbor and
oaxsobile and 1-Gnrereyele taker',
`1
the wa"=;,goa Shed and baht}
So far:as `s known no tans was
serious!y ha t in tise melee.
The trouble started about $ o'clock
iia the evening, when two British
sai ors' 'were arrested ay' l'QIieerai
Ii:Sp Pr n a store on t o 9 St$ i 1,
i e .azng to Pay foe rettased
ra,
et
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One at
e, pone ,Stat Q
the other'„,
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TM eaVara as last ' it'lh€w4 N:z
n 'lir.
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tWu4F ,;say "ilio mar.
i an2n„
oxpexiento Ot"%ed, t►
rt ;t "t , o* $1800 ;per - ♦,
>n ci ai' mai* hatter our
Vie. Graduates
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Time prices
Vire Fence
or
ebbe
)ct t:':nt E
erred }
t';n 7aa34j l esrls� "I aagalaeuitngs Care.
P7aih iled <atit&1 Put mato
I:4zazmtly ;t>atl : ttraaetis'o Shape : lox
ziaas imeaders of {)ase l?<ctler —
SOlid Hour's Ira}o�mu.nt.
Italian airmen drop 8,)
bombs in Val Sugaa
Austrian Putt -els were dri
between the Adige and ati£l,
Albanian i...perttOoris cattabie :a?Fists
to reateh Cererot a-1 strovicaa trap',
i\,Iia&h vtole it, gentling proffer
during the night oa the British front,
Thirty-seven men n out of 158' se
cured ex,emo.;o_t in Toronto yestea-
day,
`?'Ise \Voff' .a"s c.`21leg, Hospital, To
route, held its first a-adu.,;aorta o
192ti..-otic..
t.(
res rid'
of Not
The
advarn
region p,
fhe I' reueh
tO
A eestern Alban . pp
t'atk4'Ft:b
tare a portion, of q; 1
an etaasola.datr ?f
Tlentx 4e
ply* nte'dice
=, .at.co,
339:,;.t Il .. ^:csnt. "c➢ :
varta..r ort uort: .n
t.
eta a re• in pot, Cant lova
rrt�nst et 4.00t yard in
c
The t 8e r toe's bile, bad
o tla aiilltnl for -sist-
dcltclarraont to -f two hon -
mss setrt to .tire Cliy
vat
about 10.30 o'clock.
The nrr, x°acl of this soldlers cooled the
ardor of most 'rFt the rioters, but
stones were thrown spairmodiea,ily
and the shouting laced din Continued.
litany the police tit *silted to release
arrested soldiers and sailors,
ortly rafter their release the mob
began to disperse, Tlie arrival of a.
strong naval picket improved the sit.
station, and by midnight ail Aa as
nrtlt,
Mayor A. 0. PlattrItinS, in a :formai
statement on the riots„ claims that
they were due indirectly to a griev-`
e.
tt,any,e Mich the rettirned sra.aile; s al-
lege 'bey have, and he added that.
returned men, nUlny of whom are
nervous and neurotie, ;should not be
I allowed at large in numbers. Excite-
ment is likely to make them commit
Illegal acts, The mayor 'pointed out.
that the police had been decimated'
by the Military 'Service Act and that
the remaining members of the force
are either too old or too young. He
deprecated the calling out of the nnill-
tary, who are liable to take extreme
measures, and he advises the people
to keep away, when riots occur.
Mayor Hawkins does not think there
is any likelihood., however, of a re-
currence of the riot. The chief of
police, the mayor said, released the
arrested soldiers and sailors in re-
sponse to the mob's demand, and he
is of the opinion that the chief acted
wisely, thereby precluding further
trouble.
1
nd ienei a e ants river xa�d,,
nd'Tenee cent's
zed t.rre 55 cents Etta rorl,
c'F t"; sp yarh ware and brace
sts at low prices,
not :4atehor;'costs. Let
tae
te zyoe ray prices on all kinds
of lumbar and shingles. Place your
or3e:r now for what Fertilizer you
.FERTILIZER, $80,00
Phone 12,
A . J.
fix'RANTO
3LANS1 . .i1D MAN DECORATED
tx;aapi. l<irve3t G. Xoungson of Mr.
John. S. Tharg, Rase Line, Blansht.rd
was recently granted the D.S.O.whnle
serving as the, M.O. of an advanced
dressing ,station. Ile official report
says ',that! `'lie established an advanc-
ed/ post :under a heavy harrage and
was untiring `dtnriTug two.. days 1St ev-
acuating over found ,huedred wound-
ed," rtiapt. Yoangtook ins 11.L.1).. rats
Toronto University in 11116 and was
ani:-nitrsr no at. the Clean -al Hospital
before r oing overseas.
On fat d Children
eft e
I'3in.denburg Is 711.
GENEVA, Switzerland, May 27.—
Field Marshal von Hindenburg, Chief
of the German General Staff, is in a
hospital at Strassbarg suffering from
typhoid fever, aecordiri to reports
from that city. These advices state
that the '.report of von. Hindenburg's
death is incorrect, but ,that his con-
dition is. critical.
Typhoid_ fever is said to be spread-
ing rapidly in the German arm.-.
Of late there have been various re-
ports of the death of Field Marshal
von Hindenburg. Some of these re -
poi is;
e-ports were given on the authority of
German prisoners on tie : Westero
1
T ata°isamng In Lata : tea
PA -i"), May 27.—The probability.
of another German attack has mads
no difference in the plans of the
'Fench and Fleflaish farmers in the
battle sone. The sturdy peasants
have ovary inch at ground seeded, Guelph firemen's resignations wept
and already the crops are ,welt ad into effect yester .ayt �
rougk) t ouble;,
vanced a't many- places. a- .._ ,
lc
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intles art
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to guar?
c @ ite,n
°z a Ger-.
tang
nb.
ruled.
lain'', Q be lig i 'eaati,!
elagege all of then sliddriY:
e ' CM4'm nt oi,. th.f'
G 4��!r'1Iiiiia3
Tut, pro
nie^. ta
s
Tiritf`(l
Lt ani^
ra„nst the
i W he regard
s in tate Canadian
L
-e to receive tiitl,
chance to re -
so edeept one
?It,nges
suterl{lk tent t
Attrvtill:aae a
tza�3r>�
dire, t ell
IAx; a .k r
b each oS'
Civil n
o0dit,.ona,,. °
ii
kTe:
l
.ou
t - z• civil or'uaititary p'y-, s;hiekePver is
the higi:er, of cit' ll} in the Fighting
lane" or 'ys o Sa E d t nd in hosPitais in
fo'aglie s•1 least
year ,Rad' required for duty in Eng,
i art', otherwise, thoy will 'receive
na S� i S' 1n only ,ic l.ihag, t0 ti.
:a ounotdsed lett i::be-
v
of
'este
IDAY,
r ;azu 1, C {, F'u dl-.tQ 0100 years
g,<.s ,taai down d i alute+l:.
y" 1
auto.
istr, t fibra of Canada's /m n po1V-
l woman power is to tale place
i ofd s e.
➢ :aptis , YQ191_'"
ptn; ago u t epode its annua'
,.tad lost3 one return
• ire welcomed at tine
#'a oiion last night by
,'` .°cit
rd has 5S
c.ai ».
iO t oP ,lend
not oatceedtug 210
tent ^crtll
boys to poli
:rola oC ost Ontario. and
E xt is l tttl� laialined to se-
*
kon overseas soldiers'
votes xrro to lay ap orittanad to the
etcgdttt%thea xti'r abvbom 'tibe+y werecost.
eonselttaantly l r. A. Thom nson ;th
ba' the 7rit!rtnbe
Lt. -Col. Sttra'l ltn�r ie..t.P,, 1 ,4.0,.
as arrived t an Atlantic per ttftc=a'
kettle oversoas tor over two ears.
tarntl is
expected to arrive in Tororxto
withisa, a, few diays.
4 Tallvtce 3eceomnl'e, director of
work, in the Public and Sei,Rta-
ato 'Schools, has resigned to become
superintendent of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons.
The response front Canada and the
tailed States has relieved the short -
threatened in beef and bacon
overseas, but an effort must be kept
hp to provide a reserve of foodstuffs
in the Mother Country.
Tile vacant, lot and backyard gar-
den production in Canada this sum-
mer' will be two or three times- In
excess of that of last year, when be-
ttveen: $20,000,000 and $30,000,000
worth of garden truck was raised.
Beatrice Dessol was found guilty
of manslaughter by an Assize Court
jury last night in connection with the
death of her infant child and was sen-
tenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary, -while her brother was found
not guilty.
TE;CDRSDAI'.
T. A. Stevenson is elected
presidency of . the Toronto
grab
cal Union.
Forty-smx Toronto men who failed
to press their clad=os an pecsen were
refused exemption.
The canning trade will be brought
under license by the Canada Food
Board :by the i5tb 01 June.
The osier of the University of To-
ronto to exchange soldiers with Laval
University, Quebec, has been ac-
cepted.
France v, il? take part in, the cele -
oration of 'Empire Day. ' A series of
derhonstrations will be held inFrench
cities.
Mrs. E, \✓. Gibson, a sister-in-law
of the former Lieutenant -Governor of
Ontario. died at her home, at the age
of 83 years.
Twenty returned -soldiers left To
:onto` to ,join the soldier 'settlerment'.
t ra:puskasiu. , in the clay belt or
Torthern ()mai io.
C... N. Vv operators al, a: meeting
vote'? unanimously ',;for a strike ifl�
Thompson and Taylor are -rot rein
tilted by the company.
Wm. T. Hanna was sentenced
1 gietrate O'Brien at Port SAI r lir to "
SIX rII.Ol,tbs .at hard labor for ranking
seditious remarks on board a train,
to the
Typo -
Tot outia
fillattel.al
tl'
of the Aged
'Veit 1 ap •eseit-
t. oeeaszou ot.
Fine Weather Necessary When
They Are Taken Frown Cellar.
PAINFUL 'DISEASE CURED
ntert sting Intt
,toaeu Reg
Treatment
Udder f
,nation foa' 1. airy
g Success ina 14e9Y
ar Inflammation or
1,Spriug Suggestions;
n Cry► for le'cher
te's
Cay 1,
"siva..*�.�•.�o.�..tis�.... �.w�c.�.v�ww>w��ww\et�aa+®Fuit¢t�tl1�-
For f.l:Q; a pnaer.
ibtated by Ontario Department, ®t
agriculture, Toronto,),
UfE arrival of Glaring brings
are the diuestion, "`W era at
homer shall i, set racy bees out.
of the Cellar?" to the Minds
of all farmer beekeepers, The. 49-
saner calls for judgment on the Part
Orf eaeh beekeeper. The factors which
na,ust take a part in sor'ming correct
judameat at'e ((1) (.1,0 :filar (2) the
hes and4S2tines to
!lie ideal sellar Will permit tlae
beekeeper to keep lags beesaiiiisaed,
maxeh longer tbau wmll was tat;C;POI,lbie.
cellar. This is desirable, ,& `ly
dry, dark, easily regulated and„XpPati
hated cellar when the tertat rye'
03.11 be: euro rained at 05 4
Fahr. is ideal, Very feaw QRt rlo
farm, cellars will n~eet taese + italre
neems, however., so that the > weather
condilloas play t more prominent,
mart n the farmer -bee -keeper's deci-
vats_
As a rule, the fame beekeeper
1N do well to carefully select; op-
rtvne weather and to gine ion- i
ler nitik44io:n ,heir" epi
vt.41 Pmt;
a g
n,Y
�£s
need CQ stt1
strong e. le
and
10.1 of enafif (6
tl at legs') 0191 -
It i f,P to Packthe „lid
;peecally 111 the or tbe.
Ontario. SPeeial paeltin
teriai are made for
e, giving 3 to 4 iacbes
"i 'be sheep to broom
Innen reduced by,
ies therefore build
W. A, Weir, 00-
a 'MOWN (iaawipi:,,
to coli oath
tai . oltaEtRils
totrtoet, d
or,
m
di00
led. Lodl.F
x>RInual VS-.
was ft".
r,
County' t, an heli ha a ticsCt#la
the pro laas earl tai pttrhas0 tl1
toll,r'otilts„}it Braiatfor(1 svzll phi
OO ltot
Uvula titng tnantszttlaity- fro
ttC the Joint American -
Cedes Conuuission after
Atlantic and matt.,
th countries have found
n substantial agreement.
abor Edueaational ,Assoeia-
leneti its annual convention at
Niagara Falls, one o1 the ebieet atoms
of discussion being the matter of
abolition of holiday rates In railroad,
farce.
Since the outbreak of war 35S
conamtss1ons have beengranted to
cadets of the Royal ;Military College,,
iiln'25tom and up :to the end of April
deearations awarded to 1;.11,3. cadets
totalled 586.
Western colleges of the Presbyter-
ian Church have made representa-
tions to the Board of Home Missions,
protesting against the proposal to
nnobiiize all the colleges at one cell -
for the duration of the war.
be
Five men. died hi Windsor of pois-
oning from drinking denatured alco-
hol,
A party of twenty Poles left To-
ronto to join their American com-
natriots of the Polish legion.
The U. S. War Trade I3oard has
suspended ail licenses for importation
of coffee so as to check specula.tioo.
The G.N.P.. Board of Arbitrators
brought in an award for $10,800,000
for the 600,000 shares of common
stock.
Rioting in Halifax. over the arrest
of two British sailors led to damage
of city property to the extent of
about $5 000.
Mexico haS severed diplomatic re-
lations with Cuba, and Wrashington
believes it is a ruse t °obtain. ship-
ments of sugar.
The Provincial Great War Vet-
eran& Association convention at
Hamilton was the scene of some hot
criticism of the Y.M.C.A.
Twenty-three n'oronto Jews were
given a &end -off yesterday at a meet
ing in 'Massey Hall, prior to their de-
parture for service., in Palestine.
Snow from- two to six inches in
depth covered .Nort'nern Saskatche-
wan Saturday, and it is beIleved has
saved the crop from serious damage.
Memorial tablets were unveiled
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Toronto,
last night for the three Queen's Own
oil:leers, members of the church, who
were killed while on active service,
for North Ontario and former O. C.
116th Battalion, met his aeath by
,jumping from a second story window
of the Royal Victoria "Hospital, Mont -
A cargo of some 6,500 tons of Ha
.-aiian sugar, the first shipment of a
total of 2„5,,,i000 tons being devoted to
Canaclianii4 1"efineries under an inter -
believes !Os a ruse to obtain ship-
ish Colt]
rl
o?
sod
nturto, t;o
e of to
t aaG:,
s s("ar
earlier
ailed to,
Oat the
YaltiP
i. of ttlready
day Issy
y toyed In this
A, regular "tilde supply o • I
vill always he found helpful in pro.
meting the thrift or live stock.
When. pasture Is provided for pigs
much less concentrated food is re-
quired. In, view of the present labor
shortage pasture will be particularly
valuable this year.
Mares worked previous to foaling
will perform a good deal of work
and the result will he stronger foals
than with idle mares.
If pasture Is allowed to get a good
Otart it carry more stock than
it eaten bare from the start.—ontario
tagrieolturai College Notes.
rut Ribbon on Dead ina,
Sergt. Ernest M. Rochester, on of
Rev. Dr. William Rochester, secre-
of the Lord's Day Alliance,
ho was killed in action, on Novem-
ber 26, was awarded the 'Military
Medal the day previous to his death.
The ribbon was pinned on the ser-
geant's breast just before his burial
in, a cemetery behind the lines.
A story told by Lieut. II. II, Stev-
ens, of the 107th Canadian Pioneers,
ells of the gallantry of a Canadian
gunner, and from the description
given, Sergt. Rochester is believed to
be the man. Lieut. Stevens says:
"The guns were right out in the open
and shells almost touching, line after
line of them, and all going at it as
hard as they could. I saw a man
serving his eighteen -pounder with
balance of his gun crew lying along-
side dead. He still kept his gun in
action, and was cheered by other
gun crews, who, however, could not
send men to help him out. He just
shoved the shells in, sighted the guh,
and fired a continuons stream on the
The Pure -Bred Inaporteci
, Clydesdale Stallion
Imp. 12560, 16260
Scottish Gem, Imp. Registered in
as No. 1.2560. Owned by John J.
Miller of Ilay. Foaled in 1999, has
leen enrolled under the Ontario Stal-
lion Act, Inspected on the 4th day
ol! December, 1917 and found to be
sound. of good con_formation and an
animal typical of the breed.
for the seaeon of 10.4.8 at his own
,JOLIN J, MILL
The Kind yea Rave Always Bought, and which has bee
nse for over thirty years, has borne the signature 0,t,
and has been made -under his per.;
solid supe.rvision since its infancy,
Vt. Allow no one to deceive you in this..
All Counterfeits, utations and Just -as -good " are tit -
Experiments' that trifle with and endanger the health of:
Infants and Childreu--„Experierice against Experiment. -
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregorre_
Drops and Soothing Syrups. 11 is pleasant. lb eontaiuns!
neither Opium, 'Morphine nor other narcotic. substfnce. ;
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty yeap it 13.a.T-
been in constant use for the relief of ConstiPati'm, Flatulency:
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Fevorlsbness arising
therefrom, and hy regulating the Stomach And Bowels, aids,
the assimilation ei Food; giving healthy and nattutsi Blee2t.,
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
CASTOR IA ALWAYS,
ENUINE
Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always
Interest allowed at bigit„s't
0, MARNE, MANAGER, IMETBIt NO
HOG PRODUCTION
It is a matter of the greatest importance'
that Canada should increase her produc-
tion of BACON HOGS and other live stock
as there is at present a world-wide sho
age of meat. Good markets for some time
to come are assured.
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE'
will gladly make loans to assist farmers
good standing to acquire lave stoc 3"
EXETER MANOR—A. B, EV1111, =MAGER
PERRY P. DOUPE Licensed Atte-
tioneer. Saks conducted in any Ice,
cality. Terms moderate, Orders lett
at Times Office will be promptly at-
tended to. Phone 116, Iiirkton, Ad -
El„ W. ROBINSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND
VALUATOR ter Counties of Huron
'Perth and Middlesex, Farm Stock
Sales a Specialty. Office at Cockshutt
Warerooms, meat door to the Central
Hotel, Main St. Exeter. Charges mod.-
erato and satisfaction guaranteed,.
S. Graduate Victoria University.,
Office and Residence, Dominion
Labr,atory, Exeter.
'Associate Coroner of Huron
iiiiarrister, Solicitor, Notary Publiok
,Vom-naitssioner, Solicitor for the
Money to Loa.n at lowest rates of
Interest.
OFFICE—MAIN sT„ EXETER, ONT,
MONEY fro LOAN
,We have a large amount of private
funds to loan on farm and village
properties, at lowest rates of int-
arristers, Solicitor 'Mein' St. Ere-
fitc
FARMER'S XUTUAL .FIRE
AMIE COMPANY. _
Read Office, Farquhar, Ont,
Vice -President, THOS.,. RYAN,
DIRECTORS
WM. BROCK.
JORN ESSERY. Exeter, 'Agent
borne, and Riddulph.
01.4VER HARRIS, Munro, Agent fen -
Hibbert, rullarton and Logna.
Solicitor.s, Exeter, i'
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univer-
sity.. Office over Dickson &
ing's Law Office. Closed. WednesdyA,
afternoons. Phone Office 5a and -
Honor o.dilate of Toronto IJniver-
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