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Milverton Sun, 26 Aug 1909, p. 4

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=. THE MILVERTON SUN “SCRANTON COAL A Little Light on a Dark Subject . G. Hamilton, sole agent for the D.L. & W. Scranton (Standard Anthracite) Coal has moved his Coal business to his new sheds on the C.P.R. and has openedan office on Main street near C.P.R. station. Cheap coal starts May 1st. Coal always on hand. 30 cars now on order....... Also have Coarse Salt in sacks. J. G. HAMILTON ST. MARYS LIME C.P.R. Station EDITORIAL The Milverton es EVERY THURSDAY MORNING The Sun Printing Office | The Victoria Colonist, speak Main Street, - |with the United States; “If we jwill be a case of two fools met. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year, $1, six months, SO cexte; three months, ads eabeoeeeee: in arrears S Aifbeliable te pay $1.50 per year, lose theirs.” CONTRACT ADVERTISING RATES |tariff wars. Her tariff will be . Mon | Jated with an eye to Canada’s 1 4 $5 lests. Let those who are willi 3 Batasortof tally. ~ LINWoop. be in the 6 Mail or telephone ord attention. MALCOLM MacBET! i SOhilsnes and Pro prictor. T. Muirhead of with Milv. Ng friend: few ‘days last week. | ilies Carrie 1 —_____| spending. her LEDERMAN, ‘Deni, Lie-| -Mr «Jos iate of Dental Surgery and Member fev as sat Hoiml of Toyal ‘otage of Dental Surgeons of| z. valer 8 tA Welke 6 aduate of Toronto Unie‘. ty : Yersity.) Crown ee ad Bge work aSpec- fa as at is eee on Su oe ot iN above the Sovereign Baek, Fiiiyerton: | hc alana Messr hhler and Paul es eeiiore im St. Clements on °F. PARKER, M PL, TYE, MD. DRS. PARKER & TYE OFFICE : POBLIC DRUG $70 DRUG STO STORE, MILVERTON | Mr hen a ata Sunday at Albert |: nk Schummer left fo) Houre—10 to 12 o'clock a, m., and 2 to 4] days. orclock p.m, and 7 to 8 o'clock p.m. \"Mr. Veterinary. =| De woent Sunday at Mr. pala test Doranto Mr and Mys. R. Y. Fist revur Loan Grimsb: Mr. ORPHY & CARTHEW, Barristers, | spont a few days at his Solicitors, Ete. Solicitors for the Bank| last week. of Hamilton, Money to loan, | Milver-)," atx, See ys, P' m, Ont. Permanent offices have been vee aged for. A member of the frm will be in Milverton every Thursa H. B, MO on Sunda: ay. ‘M. B. . M. CARTHEW. | rimira epent Sunday at Mr, to keep their bigger i J. C, MAKINS W. J, Haney | Friedman's: j pee ty five Years since ella Berlett arrive @ first iron mar-of-war was bu MAKINS. & HANLEY on Sathirday after on gxtonded, rigié | Until then tha>-were all wooden Yes ishaci da pa aie sels amd a Hundred thousend dollars =} mis re) tz, ; of Berlin, ayant a sew!|spent in building ‘ane was corisidered Stratford, - - - Ontario days with ter friend, Miss Carry Sut-|@ large sum. Now it ive mile ay eek. ime BF Unis 4 Hedaduoe sbt, and al- Senpe woclates hom |? hea, Berckined), of Elmira, is spend-|ready a still more Patents asd = MILVERTON LODGE, No, 478, |ine few days with ‘her daughter | pensixe type is sad to be on thestocks eas & A.M.,G.R.C., Milverton, 3 Beggs. the Ci f Russia vis'ted Eng- meets every Monday evening on or cece Mrs. E. Renni>, fc. Alvig | land ithe other day a British) fleet of th in. their Mrs, Secord ‘spent Sun |one hundred and thirty day in Listowel. A LEDERMAN, | ‘Mr. Gordan Seifert, of called on friends in the village day afternoon. 's Eghel Lawson, of Coppe of last week ren nwass welcome. Dr. W. J. ZORGER, Sey. No, 99, Milverton, meets every Sejcouk kndsloc’ month, at 8 o'clock, | Rothaermel & S Visisog brethren valvaye welcome, nO. Re, ave Ree-Secy. a few ers. faster Norman. Heimler of is spending his Yolidays with his unc- Vea, Messrs, Heim ue Mr. E Rennie, of af Btore. “brethren. always wel: | x. ing tel peaks Weitz, N.G.,W., Hoth, Bee cour Becy., T. Robb, R, Bee The Misses “Biiekney, at Guel Notary aaa! nee Ww. WEIR, Motery ane — ‘Miss Gi tionéer for the Count, th ant of of Carleton Place, were Visitors FA “Mr, Wiatezlon, Conveyance esis made, (D- Weay's, for a. couple of days Jext id Village Clerk. Office in the Weir block Dre over the Bank of Hamilton, Hotels. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Branner, Ont. Best liquors the bar, First-class ac- ion anid large stabling. eck wich her daughter Toronto pn ti comm: GRAND PLE HOTEL,» Mil verton. -clyss accommodation for commeyeial travellers and Sule ere Hamilt large somple rooms, tabling. Best bran ae brands of Pea and cigars, Chas. Ritter, Proprietor QUEEN’S Lil tap Milverton, Ont. of St. Ko hile ‘Thi modation for commercial |1ast week @& the home ot: D; travellers and rome Two large rooms, Oniy the choloest of nd Cigars at t the bar. ™ George F. Pauli, Proprietor. ri OYAL HOTEL, Wellesley, ted, and re-fitted througout on modern plan, Best commercial accommodati: large Sample rooms. Good stabling. Good new brick barn, enlarged shed, best and warmert stables in the Provine. Prompt attention given to public.| Pain anywhere sevpea in 20 mi Gholesnt liquors and cigars, P, Gunwux:| ates gate wich oneve Dre ‘Shoop's Pink fasili Pain ts, The formula is on the THE AMERICAN HOUSE, Berlin, | SoPent ee eee pays special attention to Commercial FO eae patna, Bead debmisaina Ares trade, Splendid sample rooms, st ee TWete Dr. Bl eee Ww wines and liquors “served ut the bar] foo free trial, to prove value of bis tes day. Wma. WITT, Prop Hise. ‘Pain oti Bord Division Court by Fhe Public Drug Store. MILVERTON Wanted Free Bibi DIVISION COURT < Meets at 11 o’clock a, m. . Bake: ood, t., | inet seeenlly wanted ¢ freetrip from Sox goth and Nov. 11th, 1909 New, ‘Txos, TRow, F. W, GuaNnTHER, rork Cler! Bailif to 0 Correspondents mation against oung man, Pia ah tee 4 fervepondents from Wired bask to New York that they rt Meeks every weak, cron, ii| would wae. send, for, teen Malt” And the e but Mittle news, ; to| Bmpire. ah Good Times “Qertain, an Svighitie Oblen’at =! te v3 ys good all. nae the coun 4007 Ptry! amd: fio sat there is'mo reason there should fens be very: good time Milverton, Ont| tbe talk of us having a tariff war |us keep our senses if our neighbors Canada wants no foojish $ [out oft their noses to spite their faces Hania spent Saturday in hite repent Sunday and te bank Sundayea and avidson, oe oe Business Cards races foe a te Berlin was a¢| DO" . of eaees is fos. Gies, fe ‘Newtan, spent a mperette was ie visito: * Aue under the parenta] roof, j onto ey ‘Monday on, bhoinesa fora few iss Lizz'e Berlett lett on Monday to attend the millinery openings at arm’ Monday after spending a week in y Watsen Williams, of Torunto, bome here ip Kreutzwelser 2 amd he Garo visitors: fWellceley vei John B. {Weber, Mon rately Muster Jake Becker, of Sue. was vacation With Mrs. John Bundy axrived home from Way after spending n Mrs. E,W. Dierlam. Miss Nellie Little returned home to ay after spending & aw days with her sister, Mrs. Mi D. MeLey of Edinburgh, Scotland, spent prot, ineene tou ng of do it Let regu-| ©. inter- ug ta erton, Meyer n Sun- and Mrs. John Huber, pf Bam- ee staggering Brea- | x Tor- Take peas Beene Soh ‘ned en on Bat x Clift, with veek Berlin, longtan ph, are aunt, Clem- a, day Wil-] e] Mr. Laniz and family {(™ arm | Visited tr! ad fn ‘Wellesley on Bundey | Mrs and family, of Seb- \ The tarvest §bres! ‘acre. FOTOTO H of John A) 3 | Ei out of the o js, |country- a foes ait. ofl joted f GHAVELAIDGE. hing been campleted Ns yield of atte eraged thirty-five bushels Bice. W, Lows aud son, Stewart, of ae oe e od friends in this viei aS last w: ao. Tangs a of Wiarton, walled at the ‘aie of Mr. John Langford on ek! las . J. Scopter and Mrs. Will, Ros- amend, a Biiverton, spent Saturday with M Miss bee Tore of of Brunner, spent Sunday with friends here. mes spent the week-end at Bebrinaville s Hamm, of Nebraska, is visiting ie union, the Messrs. Coot. _ Mr. Ed. Pentz, of Detroit, is visit- taken che Ella tor, fecha graduate of the Stratfor junior room in MMbank. AWe all Join inf wishing Ot ae Morley and Mis: ley pia succe: se _R. Hollefrennd vis- ited om Sunday with the latters’ s's- ter, Mrs. Abner ‘Westman. aly and sister, Miss Mae, ¢ Trowbridge, returned to their home pours after spending a few days = e ye ri nd Mrs. Saat eure of Pef- er “spent Sunday oi PGW. Mitehell, Miss Lo Mittenk and Miss Minnie Newman, Petrol ae Friday at Mr. John Lanefo Mr. Ab. are a Unjonyilie spent Susy on Russell “Acts is at present Se at M rew Reibling’s. Quite recon M X. gave her little son an orange, with the remark that he give his little sister, othy, the lion’s share. A littl later Dorothy came running to her fnother with the information that Robert badn’t aiyeb her any of the orange at @ ‘Why Rol bert” aaa ‘his mother, ae tI tell y a ileitds ehacot™ Devas anitian Soeanes te seen answer, “but lions don’t cat oranges!” The vast amounts of money now ing. spen naval armaments by the different Eyropean nations, are and e discouraging to fe who qre taxed! to pay for the many especially {s setting Btleres pace” for- cuptaamasy ont 0 give: your s’ater the peaie e 188) German aavy y 000,000. This year it will be a bundred million. The ‘appear on the budget twenty-five years ago, O a year. The charge of $200. 000.000. In addition to these burdens, Me is estimated that fhe enti for tra ren out-of TAA: industry entails a loss of three hundred thous- amd more on the nation. England, sailed before him for magnifioen t ships were o! y. unknown to the world forty-five years the world by force is a terrible and expensive process. Fielding’s Great Record London, (Eng.) World The Hon. William See Fi who is now in ie seat has haa ae partielle ‘inance the Dominion Cabinet every nce ‘his party came imto office in 1896. By Bintory ° ot “William ties who our fh tinuously a_ministe: such es railways, canals and {the gen- {eral improvement of transportation Western Fair, Sept. 10-18 citer tir Sad this ae to the general offices regard fhe fram al 0 wer the co ‘eates @ “very. we er eceived from io that the wm Fair has travel- i ce has Banibicon mn wet other Panes i tere up fast pected. a ie exhibit of pak is ye Se espac- ially Horses, as the iciea ‘in that de | Bar tment are coming quite freely. stantial inereases. have BT any. new seer 0} silk, &e. s hibiters, should make the‘r entries as — deeme Pei Bee of ae: Ont- irons jcebere ear. cash Orne would appear. commonplace It is all a building process, the rock is built of atoms, the tree | is built of cells, the house is built of bricks, success is built of conquered details. Engeland & Son’s business is being built on honest business principles and a square deal for all. NEW FALL DRESS GOODS SPECIAL LINES AT 50c PER YD. Fine Quality Plain Satin Cloth, Fine Quality Striped Satin Cloth, Fine Quality Plain Venetian, Fine Quality Striped Venetian, 54 Inch Pure Wool Serge, 54 Inch Pure Wool Panama, New Self Stripe Serge. These are all Special Values at 50‘cents and are pure wool materials. ‘* THE NEW FALL STYLES” Men’s and Boy’s Ready-to-wear Clothing Showing the 1909 Fall Models in Clothes for Men In every point of correct styles, fine tailoring and perfect fit, Engeland’s Fall Clothes for men and boys offer values that you cannot better anywhere, This is no idle boast-—it is a plain statement of fact back- ed by the finest assortment of Men’s and Boy’s Fall Suits, Raincoats, Overcoats and Trousers ever offered. Come and see these great clothing values for your- self. Try on any garment you like. We know you will be pleased with the style, which is right up to the minute ; the tailoring which is excellent through- out, the fabrics which are durable in rich and new weaves in handsome patterns and fine plain effects, and last, but not least, the remarkable low prices at which we have marked our clothing. A perfect fit for all figures guaranteed. Prices range Men's Suits Boy's Suits - We offer our customers great value Our $10 Leader for Met in sit voct Blue and Black Serge Suits. The material used in the making of these suits is the production of one of the leading English manufacturers of cloth, being all pure wool. The suits are fash- ionably designed i in the three button sack shape and are lined with good Italian cloth, the inner parts are well stayed, strongly sewn, and properly tailored 10 throughout. Sizes 34 to 44 chest measure. Prive) ei. $ $6.50 to $15 $2.00 to $7 he store where you are never under obliga- The People’ S Store ji. tions to buy. 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