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THE MILVERTON SUN : 4 meas; March 31, 1910 NEWTON. © Mrs. Yost. Mrs, Hawke and Mrs, Lockie spent Thursday last, the guests pf Mrs, T. Seigner, Stratford. ‘Mr. Chas, Attig, of New Hamburg. is spending the holidays under parental roof, r. and Mrs, R, D, Ross spent Sun- Gay with the latter's parents in Strat- ford. Mr. Wm. Weir. of Stratford. called on his ngice Miss Eva Strachan one day this week, \ Mrs, Sippel Miss Wilhelm and Mrs, ‘Philip Sippel. of Milverton, spent Monday the guests of Mrs, H. C. Zoeger. Mrs. Ohas. McNichol and Miss Em- ma Kerr. of Henfryn visited Mrs. C, J. Donley over Sunday. iss Strachan spent Sunday the guest of Miss O. Grieve, Millbank Miss Flossie and Lila Donley spent Baturday in Stratford. vee| Most Interes- . Gies i Dunbar, of London.°C.B, ©. is spending the holidays with her brother Mr, Miller Dunbar. re lex, Urquhart spent Monday in London. Mr. ger accompanied - Wm, Zoe! by his little nephew Willie Hute: i hison OUR GRAND 1910 SPRING DISPLAY. VERY CORDIAL INVITATION «is extended to all to come and inspect our extensive dis play of High Grade Clothing for Men. Our assortment represents handsome, dressy, practical styl es, tailored in the most approved manner in fabrics that represent the best that the markets afford. The style and selection will pl ease every man or woman who appreciates stylish wearing apparel of good quality at reasonable rates, ting for Men. SUITS If you are at all interested in good clothes, a few minutes spent in our clothing department will soon convince you that you Spent Monday in Stratford. Mrs. Ale: ith and little Stewart are visiting Mrs. this week. son W. Henry r. J. 8. Lockie and daughters Rosebud and Alice spent Friday in Stratford, Mr. . @ 8, called on the former's sister. ir. of At- Wood. Mrs. Bla! understand that Mr. Chas. Gios has accepted a _positi now pipers, r. and Mrs, Monday in Listowel. isses Carrie. Laura and Louise have returned home — after Spending t er holidays with their grandparents at Mitchell. iss ie Neilson spent Sunday Zoeger si went to Newbur: M “Btratfordy alsé Mr. G. of Thamesville, spent Sunday the parental ro rs, A. Hutchison. Spent Good Friday wit! ‘Mr. T. Hutchison. Miss Stella King is visiting Parents at Wingham. yy Miller, .of MeLagan’s pending is parents here, Mr. Wm. Mitchell visited Mr. Wm. White. of Stratford, last week. Mr. Archie Holmes is wearing i "Sa Congratu- 8 I. Johnston, of Atwood. is vis- iting her friend Miss Marie Smith. Mr, 0. ‘anner returned home where he has been of Wingham, h her brothex her «Geo, from Walkerton Worsteds in stri ; reliable lining and correctly priced at will get good value for your money. We aim to give you quality at the right price, in the best possible manner for iittle money, we have a good range of suits at *10 A wide range of all wool Suits in’ fanc pes and plain, neatly tailored $12:20.°515 visiting friends. Miss Maggie Davidson and brothers Duncan and Alex. visited in Mitchell Mg lara Riddel. of Berlin, is Spending the holidays under the par- ental roof. : James Wreemap, oyr Frost . & [Wood agent has received two loads of we i ANOTHER HOGE suCcESs Second Delivery of Machinery at New- ton by Mr. Jas. Freeman. jr, pall The second delivery of machinery loads were ready they assemb- Jed on the square and had a splendid hoto {akei, vives. much éaniat We sald of (he pop- | ular and first-class liues that Mr, Freeman handles fe é¥ety one knows . i ft Stra Spent the week-end under the p tal roof. > Misses E. Danbrook and J. Morri- Bon. of Stratford Normal are spend- ing Easter vacation at their respec- tive homes. Mrs. Robt. McMane hada very suc- cessful “thimble bee” last ‘Thursday wfternoon, The Missionary Study Class. purpose having a debate Friday evening, Ap- Til 8th. in the Methodist church. Done The if debate i am will be arranged as tho subject of debate is one of di als sou ae Senay DOES YOUR SIDE ACHE? When the first symptoms appear with Nerviline—rub it in deeply, t + + CENTRAL :: Business College %) Stratford, jont. Write us at once for our free cata- Jogue and learn the nature of our mer Shorthand or ph ave the leading, ool in Western thorough, in- ractors experi and we. assist ‘gra iuates to positions. Students are entering each Week. You should en- ter NOW, oe pA. McLACHLAN, - Principal with everything one could ask for, have ever: shown. MEN’S oo FURNISHINGS is 'y) For the young man who wants a good [75 substantial suit of reliable material, tailored “ of our hat stock. MEN’S HATS MEN’S Hats of every shape, hats of every..color, hats to become every man’s face—that’s the “SIZE UP” Fitting hats to men’s heads—cor- rectly—is the mission of our hat department. This hat service would not be possible—unless we had the hats we have and that is why you can always find the hat you want—and ought to have—at this Store, ‘~The “FITWELL” Hat $0.50 Is one of the Most Popular*Hats : in our store. When you buy. Men’s Soucannninien ek ; adding every new men's stocl , Supply the trade as nearly as Ask to see the New Shirts and the New Neckwear The man who wants quality and ‘style can come to ‘The People’s Store” knowing that he will get the best possible value for his money. Dress Goods Furnishings from Engeland vely that you have bought hing in our men s siwpetnge oS. Superb exhibition of attractive spring The place is bright with their beauty, this remarkable display in its completeness, Dress for already some of the patterns are going. ere are many exclusive novelties, - Besides the novelties there are many old but they have taken on new beauties of design and new colorings. i NEW COTTON DRESS GOODS— : section devoted to Cotton Dress Goods, Gounters are piled high, shelves are full to overflow: ing with dainty cotton fabrics, in singularily attractive designs. hievements of 1909 are represented in this remarkable collection. Engeland & Son The People "Ss Store For Men and Youths Goods — most complete display we but an early visit is necessary to see favorites, In amazing variety—at small"prices. “In the All the loom and print ac- Prices from 12% to 20c yd Milverton, Ont. Boy’s Si \ east Since starting business. in Milverton, our Boy’s Clothing has gained the reputation of be- ing extra quality for the. price. The only kind for the healty school boy, neatly tailored, well sewn with strong silk and neatly trimmed suits, From $9.50 AND UP TO $7.50 The Engeland standard in clothes has come to be well un- derstood throughout Milvertor To no branch of this business have we given more study, Of no product of the store are we more proud, beara The new Suits and Odd Trousers for spring 1910 are now ready. They reach an even higher standard of excellence than last season, ys, 49 Lace Curtains play-goods, CURTAIN MUSLIN 5c YD. Lace Curtains, 24% yds, y _ long, per pair.......... As wivebee 23 Lace Curtains, 2% yds, Ade sD Newest Corset Models COMPLETE SPRING STOCK All of the Jatest styles are represented — the leading and smartest lines from the largest makers, zi The first attention to the fit of the costume must be the cor A perfect fitting corset allows the lines ofa gown to drape with grace, May we show you the newest Straight Skirt with Long Back. Ladies’ Waists. It makes you feel good to know you have bought a Star Waist. Star styles are positively depend- ist is well made and new. There is a distinctiveness and smartness of design in their ap- pearance which will attract and please you. There is a profusion of styles, too, which will make selection easy. 0 ur L ead er sohirt Waists, nicely .69 roo new Lawn trimmed,.