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given1 began to ii prove,
eve taken _igbt iiot;ies and ara
strong and perfectly healthy in
respect, and have gained: in
t. T par not praise N irtol
h?—Mrp Sarah -'Jones,
St. PhileetelPhia, Pa.
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Commercial Ilia oflz'rs the 40
gr;at . opportunities, Recent
lady graduates of this school
ad are earning as Thigh as 51000 ger
pugannum. The last application -,Fe •
441 received from an office mar.
Tl with some experience offered,
ad; initial salary of $1800 per ar 6a
Iia ? num. Students may enter our
new classes at any time. Graduates
treat 'placed in positions: Commercial
0 Shorthand and Telegraphy_ de-
partments. Get our irce' cat- ,
alogue
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to E, A. . reLA.CH:LAN., Princiiaa•
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CENT "CASCARETS",
OR LIBER AND BOWELS
;`;Eleac3ache,, Constipation
esTs, Sour Stomach, Bad
-T-Candy Cathartic.
nw bad your. liver, Stomach
rely 'how mitten your lbws aches,;
antserali you'• are from consaipa;
Tdiliousneis and slug
titays bet relict -With
ntitsedt ,rely eleaase'
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[roll at `:owl. ;ages;';
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of the Jxhibitiou Camp hospital, ,fie
Glared at the coroner`s inquest tb,.tt
he had received no complaints about
ill-treatment from, Pte. Robert Gil-.
)les, whose death made au investiga-
tion necessary,
FRIDAY.
'be cost of living shoved furtlaer
ht increase ter February,
ire Prince or'1 ales, who has been
Z neland forseveral weeks has
tgainst left ,for the fro/It,
Boys oe 1 r are called to the Ger-
man army, according tp the,Zur;ch
ccrrrespoudent of „the Paris *Tournat,
Dna. xtiuiou Burebei a:s taf Statistics is
to be Greaten fn eonneetion' with the
Department of `Pride and Cormeree,
Chief Ineneeror Robert Burrows'
n na bas elzt_.d byt ;e
rovinciai hoard of License Commis
Stonerot
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News has coz2'te i
its R r C aaa dizi �l
is in e € Aon an to ba rt e on the
Western front.
Dr, Alfred Thonatrs4,,S resj alike a
his positionas tiiediea1 Superiaatelc-
c3erat„>'the HLp ta3r for i1eturneo
�So 9r rs and laosp 3�3ci
A olther diplomatic er..s1s L w eeia
Argentina anti Germane imminetit
o er the sinking of an Argentine
sic a?rler liy s
le-boat.
,1,
e t<,blisliment
ee„reb Saboa gkot'}u tt1, ' `i A, 1
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o 1' in . ston that
Artillery
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LaborItaS lleeu up-.
sit Europe and stair.' 10
s of labor Blore they post-"
en the war hy labor in the
s't
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LI to tq tt ettmG o'
riaitiaceb the d.r,,s
xd t,an at
at a> l
3 5 '"!1 eta f ar
E,1 fitialtug 1u8g0of con -
rat. Ornres.
ubh, 4$,Iz. for Chats auguay--
iu 't3St;w:do"z ::cs l ess n &a,£' l Chief
1pllasitifil tip, a ail. e'ri E*.;!.h,
P, for S -•awl trno s, his ass l.„
Hon. item Se ignyis resign. tiot
inis;ter saf inland Revenue was
aau..t ,tit by, Premier Borden, who
spiv it would be formally accepted
hi , v'ceir
The Berlin Vorwaerts says tbltt
when Cae S Pi is over If Germany IS
victorious i c r 'roe mast be one 1t
ea . e. iitess towards her neighbor
as
Alx i'1echanic G. V. 4 `ehater, of
and Second Pllg::t Lieut..
P. Messenger, of England, were ser-
iously injured in an airplane accident
at' Leaside airdrome.
The Dul;e. and Bootees of Devon-
shire, with several members of their
laid~ and household, attended an
I:rnp 'e_sive intercessory service . at
Gbe1Si Church Cathedral in Ottawa
:tree:: ay night..
Sir Itobert Bordenhas given notice
al a reso1utior asking Parliament to
authorize the:: expenditure onwar
purposes. during the year -'ending
March 31, 1919, of a sum not ex-
ceeding $'500,000,000.
British wounded are being taken
to Paris oa special ambulance trains '.
and distributed among the hospitals
of the French capital, This is the
first time during the war lritish cas-
ualties have been cared for in Paris.
T i1DBSDAI .
C. Arthur Danse.ieau, a noted
Montreal journalist, is dead.
Windsor manufacturers have form-
ed a Co-operatilve Agricultural Asso-
ciation, aiming to cultivate 500 acres.
Electrification of railways was re-
commended in an address at the
Canadian Society of Civil Engineers'
meet ing.
Gordon Donaldson, aged 1.2„. was
rescut:d lite -saving ei-e-w as he was
being blown out into the lake near
Express companies cannot. get satin-
":1e,nt bars to handle tlie- liquor con-
signments rain Montreal into
Ontario.
County judges are to be brought
in. to aid the Military Service Ant
fribunals I\lontreal to clean tip the
nany appeals.
impertani, w regulations govern-
ing public.„,- eating -houses- ,have ;been
ordered ..bv the Canada Food Board,-
enectleo at once.
The recently formed Imperial Or -
of Sons of the Empire is starting
•
an agitation for a Dominion -wide sys-,
el national public schools...
Beatrice and, Maurice' 3)essol, ,of
T:/routo, were arrostod 011 charges of
nal/Veer in connection with finding of
an infant's body In Searlett Plains
An increase of $1,,719,424. in th
Tar+
na
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hod
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Three People Sf, ' During -the
Trouble iri'""tuebe�
li phial Law Conies Into Force tan l
en. Lessard Will Be In Chargc:
of Operations' - Cardinal Begin
Counsels Moderation and
Aranan Io iwergne Callas ea M0b,;
QUEBEC, April I. ---Three people:
were,sbotn ad.slightly wounded dur-
ing a renewal of the anti-eonscriptton
riots hQre Sunday .night. The shoot-
ing took
hoot-ing'took plate ;luring a mix-up be-
tweeu the rebellious element 'and
soldiers who were removing firearms
f1`341 a hardware store. The wound-
ed are Arthur Quart andthe 311isses
itaacly They were walking along a
et several blocks away frown
r the melee was taking place.
2'ada military decided to remove all
ttrearans from all; hardware storey
following the raid on an est ti isl1
amen,# handling guns and a1AMM*..tloa
alt the early hours of yesserclat''' orn-
=ng. The firearms were taken to the
citadel.
The action of the military was re-
seated by the mob faction, and sal
diers engaged in this last}; were pelt,.
ed with missiles, in el ae case the
rioters yet a hardware estabitobnient
belonging to Martineau Bros.
The mob was able to rsreh ,
eonta ining weapons 'before 4h
diers and they broke i
ses ratidleci belong to
s
;L Qf ttacl
ded, '4A bile a
sdaldiers with axed bayon
boned. at the various;
#Itt mobs used for reale
Thursday and Friday night,
O11 Sunday Cardinal B>; gin's appeal'
{esm tiop of the dis+�urbsaee was.,..!.
all the Boman Catholic
claw. ami Armand Lavergne, the
onalnst leader, addressed a yang
ng a hardware store and couta-
d Lla,e men to stop the disorders.
verges told: the crowd than
likely
ycere very
qmpanies
sta-
ous on
Delicidus "Fruit Laxative" can't harm
tender littte Stomacho Liver
and Bowels.
look at the tongue, inoth6ri
coated, your little one's stomach, live
and howeie need cleansing at mace.
When peevish, cross, liggiss, doesn't
steep PAt act natgridW'ra• is fever-
throakAttirlmea, ",4g cold, gitT
tea4p99,141 of “Califdois,. Syrup. of
Figsr and in a few hanrkall the Toni,
constlated waste), undigested food and
sour bile gently moves out of its little
bowels without griping, and you. have a
well, playful child again. Ae'k your
druggist for a bottle of "California
Syrup of Figs," which contains full
directions for babies, children. a all ages
and for grown-ups,
Auction Sale
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'Sst
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t oil fields
atrolle on.„
e worker, wits found fI
home in Toronto,
)..• first tnue ilia history,
ieotege Bury stated that the
iton. Station will probably be
or use dus•ing 'the Exhibitiott
nno;v44 'of
O 1;12 1114
e Ca Class 3
to be
vice overs
Toronto o.uraut aro
seeking interpretatiou of recent
restrictions imposed by he Food
Board a.t Ottawa,
Toronto building permits for
alarch will exceed ,Vi00,000, which
is an increase of twenty per cent,
over the same month of last year.
Ontario's Labor unions and work-
ing- class organizations met In To -
rent° and laid tbe foundations for
the Orttrtrio Section_ of the Canadian
Labor party.
Tbe embargo an high-class auto-
mobiles, shutting out the United
States trade, goes into effect to -day.
Eleven hundred cars were passed
through customs at Winnipeg in tne
past few days.
The Canadian daylight saving bill
is to be made the hrst Government
business on, reassembling of the Par-
liament on Tuesday, and the measure
will likely be pat into operation in
Canada by the 15th.
et
01 non- batan
King George has returned on -
don from the West front.
Alexander Oliver, aged 10, was
drowned in Toronto harbor Saturday.
Two more bodies of victims of the
Halifax disaster were found by Work -
Six hundred Toronto men in Cate-
gory -13 will be called to the colors
this week.
The presence of Bulgarian and
Austrian troops has been established
on the British fron.t.
The cutting of the Hedjaz Railivay
by the British severs communication
of the Turks with. forces in Arabia.
Stephen Pinder, twenty years of
age, in, a fit of melancholy, shot him-
self fatally at his _,home at Leam-
Gen. Begoyevsky, assistant chief of
the Don Cossacks, is reported to have
surrendered •voluntarily to the Doi -
Second Lieut. J. C. Newcombe, iif
the Royal Engineers, was killed in
action in the first day of the German
Two detachments of troops, total-
ling twelve -hundred men, -were sent
from 'Toronto to Quebec Saturday
anCdaSPut.ndtaly"-ie.V.) John MaeN-eill has
arrived in Canada •after spending
eighteen Months in France engaged
"Robert Freeman, of Cobourg,
elevator man in the C.P.R.
was crushed to death. In the shaft
-when the car started accidentally.
Canada's exports of munitions,
grains, meats, produce, iish; minerais
and lumber to the United. I.cingtioni
all show enormous' ineXea es '' '
past three years.
Rev.- Nathaniel as former
chancellor and "prote or'• emeritus, of
Victoria College, an,d an outstanding'
figure in CanadiaineMethodism, died
Prondise
vele not
said he had
001' C 0114110.1141110.110. 5 (115
ILL
ne
ies
sl
he knew nothing of such see -
The citY
outside troops,
with fixed bayo and =Sabine
guns are patrollInn ti uptown and
downtown sections the eity. In
addition all buildings that have been
attacked, or are considered likely to
be attacked, a surrounded by sol-
diers, A special. guard was -placed
around the Grand A,Ilec Apartments,
'where Col, Landry, the officer com-
manding this military district, re-
sides. Throughout the disturbance
Saturday night the seldiers acted
with great moderation, The rioters
hurled insulting epithets at them.
Early Sunday morning a raid was
made on the hardware store of
Erbusseau Freres. This tirmrs store
is_on St. Poul street, near the C.P.R.
station, and, away from. the points in
which the rioters had operated up to
that.tirne. It was not being patrolled
by the military. The store was brok-
en into and revolvers and ammuni-
tion were removed. The police were
called, but were unable to prevent
the rifling of the establishment, NG
arrests were made during the attack
on the drill hall or on this store. The
Riot Act was read by Mayor LaVig-
tteur on, Saturday ni_ht, and the sol-
diers „have now full poyer to tope
with the situation.
Adopt Stern MeliSures.
OTTAWA, April 1. — Measures
have been taken by the Government
to ensure the maintenance of order
and to prevent recurrence of the dis-
orders which took place in the city of
Qtiebee on Thursday, Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday nights, -and during
-which considerable darna,ge was done
to property. The events at Quebec
were discussed at a meeting of the
Cabinet Council on Saturday and
afterward it became known that cer-
tain military arrangements which tp.e
Government believed _would meet any
situation, that might develop, had
been made. 'The iletailanof these ar-
rangements were for obvious rea,sons,
not disclosed. In the meantime the
director of the Military Service Coun-
cil is in Quebec to inveStigate the
outbreak of mob violence and the Mr--
cumstances antecedent to it. The
Government is keeping itself inform-
ed also as to conditions in the city.
It is understood that every effort will
be made to apprehend and deal with
the ringleaders in the diiorders.
been Inspector -General of itlilitia
Forces m Canada, has been selected
by the Government, it is understood,
to take charge of the military
arrangements for maintaining order
in the City of Quebec. He will im.-
mediately assume command, with the
title of Military Governor and with
wide powers to quell disorder, Cer-
tain troops will be under hie orders.
Gen. Landry, who has been in com-
mand of the Quebec military district,
will remain in command of the Que--
-bee garrison, but will leave the task
of'dealing with possible further out-
idlts of mob violence to the new.,
gary Governor.
SHINGTON, April
peg _a,,dit_laat President
sritriVippear before
red
AYOPLI
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c !Old,. in float tO Col-
ows with, calves fOnt,;
i etts )3404's 014,2 la
raelyt
lantity hay,
Pandora
on *ed io'leit note -S. 4-
tOtir If for 0,1511 .011
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101: w iron
• two carpets; oilcloth to
bcdsooms; gi.xxl stair 1100,0011
icatly new; clock, 5 toilet sets; hal
ettrtahn; blinds; 4 or 5 dozen quarts
halt gallon sealers; 1 good onl.•
vinegar barrel; .1 *oak ten-gallon barrel
crib bed,baby cradle and baby buggy.
sprinkler; four gal. coal oil ran, two
clothes baskets, washboard, lamp, set
of irons.
Real Estate—Good brick veneer
house with two lots and barn; hard
and salt water; with screens made to
tit the whitlows, nearly now; 1,k1 dos,
Columbian. and thimble berry bushes;
also 300 strawberry plants all put in
last spthig. The house could easily
be converted into a 7 -room boarding
Terms—Chattels, Cash; Real Es-
tate made known on day of sale.
MRS. FRED LANE, Prop,
11
Sale by Tender
Beat Estate, Plant, Machinery and
Equipment or T.IIE EXETER MANU-
FACTURING CpAIPANY, LlilITED of
Exeter, Ontario
The undersigned Solicitors have
been authorized by the Iortgagees
to sell by private- sale the following
valuable property tinder and by vir-
tue oil a certain mortgage which may
ba inspected along with the other tit-
le ;papers affecting the property, a
their law offices at Exeter at any
The property, consists of all of Lots
drew Street in the said Village._ and
parts of Lots 34, 35, and 36 on the
corner of Wellington and Andrew
Streets, together with all the plant
machiner3, engines, boilers, patterns
moulds, -tools a/1'ft- effects in or a-
bout the 'said .premises or belongir,g,
to "the Exeter Manufacturing Co. Lim -
general foundry repair 'weak as web
as in the manufacture of rciad-mak-
inery Cast iton CIAVerl pipe, belts.
whtelbarrows, plow points. 'pumps.
Nvi'tcr-trouglas and other hardware
specialties and is web equipped for
these lines. The buildings are brick
and Ifraing ar.d the machinery in 'good
4vorkin,g order so that .tht.\ purchaser
could toperate al once.' Valuable ce.r.-
oections have been established for
pany's-goods have earned a splendid
'EXeter located. for la-
bor ;, trainspOrtation ,acifities ars
Sbaled" tenders rvili be.. received. 0.13.
be :paid upon `notice oil ac,cepca.rice of
tender 'and; ilati!' balance, within 30 days
„Ment. Terms !foittbalanite _may
Oti
oaf Ss so:
The Kind You
in use for over thirtY ayndeabrsahbaesenbomrhaedethuenSdiegar ahtnistepeori;
Bona supervision since its infancy.;
Ailow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits imitations and Just -as -good " are but
EXperinIeutS that tria:t. with ami endanger the health a
What IS
Drops and Soothing Syrtips. - is pleasant, It 'contains ;
neither Opium) Norphine nor other narootic substance. ItP
age is its guarantee. For more than thitty years it has. „.
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flataleneyr
Wind Odin and Diarrhoea ; allaying Feverishness arlsinx
therefrota„ and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and solid sleek
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's, Friend.
Nut STORIA
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HOG PRODUCTION
It is a matter of the greatest importanc
that Canada should increase her produc
tion of BACON HOGS and other live
as there is at present a world-wide shor
age of meat. Good markets for some time
to come are assured.
THE CANADIAN BANK OF CONIMEACE
will gladly make loans to assist farmers int.
good standing to acquire live stock. "
EXETER ERANCH—A. E. RUEVZI, MANAGER
Crediton Branch -3. A, Ma Donald Manager. ,
DENTIST
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univer-
sity. Office over Dickson & ,Cari-
ing's Law Office. Closed Wedneadya
afternoons, Phone Office 5a and
Residence 5b.
Honor Graduate of Toronto Univenn--
DENTIST
Teeth extraoted without pain. og,
ahy bad effects. Office -over Glad -
FARMER'S MUTUAL EIRE INSUR-
S. Graduate Victoria tiniversitr.1...,
Office and Residence, DQD:111110
Labratory, Exeter.
'Associate Coroner of 11.11."014
Head Office, Farquhar, Ont.
President, BORT. NORRIS
Vice -President, THOS,
•
DIRECTORS
WM ROY
3. T. ALLISON
GENTS
JOHN ESSERY, Exeter, Agent ts-
Ws, A. trinkINEULL,
Solicitors, Exeter,
a W. ROAMS
4' LICENSED AUCTIO$R,ER AND, '
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, PubliA„
.Commissioner Solicitor --for th_t.-.
Money to Loan at low -est rate,
MONEY TO LOAN
We have a large 'amount 'of private'',
funds to loan ran farm 'and village,
properties, at' lowest lrates or inte-`
'ADMAN '& STANBIT