| | | ! ensational Announcement MONEY We must by the end of this month make up a large amount of money, we are therefore offering for MONEY MONEY Eight days, commencing Friday, May 9th, ending Saturday 17th. Our entire stock at reductions never before attempted by us. It is the money we need and must have to meet heavy obligations. Read the list of bargains below: Dress Goods Our entire stock of Dress Goods i: on sale. Old and mew goods must go Note some of the great reductions; TD All others in same ieaoarti. Dress Embroideries Big reductions in Dress Embroidery finished at bottom with hem andoth- rs scallope Remit lar $1.1 35 per yd sale aes 95e. Regilar $1.25. per 85e. Regular $1.00 per yd sal 700. ‘5-inch. Embroidery. for children’s dresses, reg. 40¢ yd for 29c. All Laces and Embrdideries mark- ed down away below cost. Prices must move them as we ‘are overstock- d, Prices too numerous to mention Hosiery Dept. oe Lisle. en 1 ae Plain Cotton Hose. regular Cashmere and Wéol- Hose. in all sizes from 4% to 10. extra good buy- ing. regular 15c. pair, sale price......12¢ All Hosiery regular 25c. at our sale ver pair only ere bs ‘All Hosiery. regular mee per pair on sale at only --B8e. Colored Hose reduced in same pro- portion. Grafton’s and Imported Prints. (Best im the World) reg. 14v for 1c. mnadian Prints. good quality. in light and dark colors. reg. 100 for &e. Every piece of Anderson’s Gingham very best quality. in cheques and stripes. reg. 14o sale price ...... ...10e. Tee Flannelettes are greatly reduc- ed; Regular 1le..sale price :. Regular 12%c. sale price Regular 14c. sale price ... “AL Wrapperettes. regular puerettes, reg. 12% for Kimona Oloth. regular 17¢ Fae other wash goods in same por- em! Staple Department ces Kimona Cloth. very best able cloth. reg. 80 yd. sale price 196. 1 lot Ladies’ Flamnelette Night Gowns. in pink and blue stripes, ree sees 35 Pisausiatter quality. trimmed wit pr Ligi neok and Poe sles es, reg. $1 1.0 1 lot White Flannele rete Gowns. Be é quality. low neck Nighi Black and white and blue and wi mention separately. ‘The prices ae = on this line of good, e! They are ee so low ant help but bu: "This includes white waists. tae thing in the whitewear line. are marryel- Lace Curtains Regular $5.00 Curtains for .. D. & A. Corsets We handle the famous D.& A Cor- sets. noted for its perfect fit. comfort “and durability. s. regular 55c. sale price . Yeguilar 75c. sa lar $1.75. sale price $129 regdlar $2.50. sale price $175 Corsets. Bungalow Nets, Etc. Bungalow Nete in white. skirts and every- 0 tan. regular $1.25 0n sale ai cream price stripe Shirting. reg. 15¢ © 120° Gi mean O65. saamaaes far Oatmeal per Ib, Whitewear Glove Dept. Soliacfer's Baking powder! : coe Berit reg. 100 All kinds of Whitewear will be on| Our stock of Gloves are in good en ale. Too many different kinds to| Shape. Note the big reductions in Stay he te. for . short and long cotton. lisle. id gloves. All lines of Glove price per pair Gloves regular 400, sale price . regular 500. sale price ear 5c. sale pri Gloves. Ae 00. sale prloe. Guaranteed Kid Gloves in black and 95 material and all good cloths. reverse- sill and | etm Giockeny Next thing to a White Cups. reg. 60e per ce ete 4Co White Cyps and pees reg. 75¢ sale pricé fe Clover Leaf Cups. reg. 75¢ for .. Clover Leaf Cups and Sauce $1.00. sale price .. Dinner Sets 103 pieces— Regular $13.00. sale price . Regular $11.00. sale price .. Regular $6.75. sale price . White Chamber Sets. reg. ‘nd | orice onl short ‘sleev reg. $1.35, 3 Hide Shirting. soars one Decorated Chamber Set. reg. $: imade. in black-and white and blue |: "eney Chamber: Set. reg.” G4! 00, sale and. white Stripes. regular 17c. yd | Price only -—.- Niet sale price. per Yds cece ner erdde Grocery Specials on. regular aos, for Brooms Serebbing Brush. regular 2e. for ie Scrybbing Brush. reg. 15¢ for Scrubbing Brush. reg. 10¢ for Me Men’s and Boy’s Suits Ready-to-wear Dept. Wonderful values Ladies’ Waists Neo room to mention all the ‘differ- ent kinds byt fhe prices a down to the lowest notch. Waists Wais lashed jaists, 1 sale pr’ Waists, remulur $8.00. sale price $199 All others in same proportion. Ladies’ Rain Coats Raincoats with ragh sleeve. _New styl 3 Ladies’ Rain Coats. — sale price Rain Coats. eur $8.00 $5.75 Rain Coat. regular Befriend Your Pockethook by availing yourself of this opportunity 7 4 > = 4 4 in Ladies’ Skirts poplin. this depart ment. Panima. voile ete, Many others tion: 47 BRAND RED, Every suit in the store is marked 500 | peacon 00 5 moc we want the money. FINE TAILORED GARMENTS FOR MEN Men's Furnishing Dept. )Underwear We are carrying over a lot of Stan- eae Underwear. Buy now for next s and Drawers e «$1 05 and Drawers. $1.25. sale ...95: and Drawers §$1,00 sale . same reductions, | Bvery shirt. and drawers cut below | Men’s Hats. § Wash Dresses Ladies’ and Children’s Print Gingham’ Dresses in regular from 80c. price from 490, to $1.99. each. Overall Aprons Ladies’ Overall Aprons in light and r, the * dark materials to cove dress Regular 400, sa Regular 50c. Regular 90c. sale price whole} | Men’s Hat jMen’s Ha se choice— = thing sold out will not e replaced until after the sale. e : Guarantee ; os 3 We absolutely guarantee that the prices quoted in this advertisement are regular Pd selling ie Thesale price showing the tual reductions. ind get > ca ca @ e { alt Paper |. We" are“prepared to sell every. rolf jof peper at this gr will | give you your casice at half | neice: Get your supply now You il never get another chimce like ‘this. :| Remember, just 8 days This is the greatest bona fide bargain sale ever placed before the people of Milverton and vicinity. Don’t miss the chance of a life-time to secure your needs at the very prices you want to We cannot name prices on half of the goods, but we will give you bargains in all Trade taken same as cash. No goods will be exchanged at this sale. enormous savings to you. Let Nothing Keep You Away. departments—no matter what it is This sale means pay. H. M. Schaefer, Milverton, Ont. Make Us believe in these statements, For the Bowels eae Rexall Orderlies, ae ei: be as enthusiastic about recor _ Even children like Rexall Order- lies; and you know that if a medi- cine appeals to a child, it will appeal ‘to grown-ups. CAUTION: Please bear in mind that Baki ho "You con buy Bes Retail Ordeation ir this coomnunityr only at oor THE PUBLIC DRUG STORE Milverton The Got ok We dare n your patronage. To get it ee Shes bate your trust and confi- dence. We make the following statements with a full under- standing of what they mean to us. ch eepectally ede ae font Send ais fiscal eae The Rexall Stores are America’s Greatest Drug Stores Prove It 'e are dependent upon You are safe when you of bowel ills and in @ short ‘time tinued use ‘uae of physies and purgetiver ee nae to stop such aed as may have been formed. Make us Prove This to take our word for this. We it Us prove it, and at no cont to yous Doesn't that Orderlies are at 1 Bese it Prove our faith in them? it ‘an ur confidence? or be more fair to you? ices ae abi Toes 36 obi, Store Ontario town and city in the United States, Canada and + + + MACTON + + + 7 Mr, and Mrs J. . Crooks, of Lin: word spent Sunday, at: the home of Mr. A ay i MeWhinney. of Wroxeter, USS. is Spending afew days at her home her Gil Jony Aulinatnm: af Tinweod, speut Bunday at her home. here. Ss rations are a thing of 13, Mr, and Mrs Thos. Hackett. of Lin- wood. syent Sunday with the latter's father. Mr. We: lew Mr. Ivan vent ria furdly at: ternoon in Mr. Blgi eman. of the Metro- politen: Bank” staff, Linwood, 5 tasted through, our bure. én to at home at Olive! Q SS eyieet were held in the pat bocit obureh. {Gietallan last ands number from Here at- (ouiec, Ber Mr, ‘Sauith had charge ‘of the price We are very Rais fon: the ae “We. Tor ene may continue with the good w: ile, Wm called on friende in “his Yicinity on Su ina Newton Petia on Henry Newton. of Dorking. on a Baur: day afte: ak eae Lavery. of Doping: cells mds in this vieinity-on Sun- oa papering is the order of the day. : Be firs. WE. Allingham accompanied by hetilather: ‘Mr..Wm Newton call- don friends in Dorking on Friday. — Sometimes the out ahead comes ent is Cee ice yer. Tuesday, March 25 eae eee pan The Listowel fusinass College ? ourses: Commercial and Shorthand EDWIN G. MATTHEWS, Principal | YF pnt WD CALGARY OF THE PLAINS. The fact that these verses were fers to Oa. tiers of civilization. anc he yarns which were quarter of a centw Miss. Johnson’s Senos says. that these verses have never hitherto been publish and is the privilege of The Calgary Herald to present them to the public for tho first time. April 13; The ater gilds ne preutieg ae the dawn and daylig! Along her level jane the “ttol Baie ern breezes sweep. And beyond her w. estern wrictionrs Che sublime old mountains éle her midnight trails. Not ety a lore of olden: Jaads mee and Shek bays. pared to on But ee ar oe devel that tec te arky friends after working t in ape own quarters a hou ning soon after this the for something. ky was oe in ‘the kitehen rocker Indignant the to nee diningeroom, “Cind ¢ demanded. I told 7 about. having have beaux “what your . ent b: to te kitchen. ae aes indy'’s brother?” she Pee jes’ keepin’ comp’ny wif her. ; ‘ ery through — did you tell me at man was your ne toy aw miss. datt Jes? yo" me chee an’ lemme go: lo: oe ag’ By? did he "Fo de a minit + INSURED IN WRONG COMPANY. good A ae ee tells. x ee hich broke pen fe saith Brethren one erprise i he Joeal tire é in tin <4 ae all effort ae is and save th bu ne were peless. With enete acte fh oes in. suc. oJ rats noes a os an turned to the nd 2 if FE oe s AFER A well-known Scie ing on the sun's beat. course of his remarks said; established fact that tbe Soa is ar ally but surely losing its h in f ome 70,000,000 es exhaw. oe ly aie “world of our eafead ant like the moon anes, fe ape any At thi jameture st was lectur- in tl grad- es rolesso ae sould & before th calamity overtakes us?” - “Seventy i ards Thank Heaven. thought you aan 7 ae THE OUT- XANKEED YANKEE fo hear from iy one rho ‘can beat es ae Pat. “you “Yhaven't as good CARTHAGE a + Seeding in this vicinity has been sree eee from here ester the 5 tuneral oe cine late Mr. Lang | thir laid on un 0 -|twelve more egg: ee rider as flaunt day end. hatobed seventy-two | f he Carthage: Adiillany iat th chicks out of thirty-two eggs. Now B.M 8. held their monthly meeting| that ts kind s we have at the home — Mrs. Geo Bell ast | in ‘the States, Thursday after “Well.” said Fat “{71 fell “you The Cart Carthage. cheese factory com-|nbout ia half blind hen ‘my mother meneed open thad. She fate a feed of . sawdust. lator wad visitor in| thinking it was oatmeal, She went, a as woman hurried Sade D 0 relation ines: a and cr e, Aad Bee aoe ee oats Sian ve tote fest eile See ain Sthat is ae eet of hens we have in Roscom + THE REAL “DIFFICULTY ane old lady fro the country and er small son were driving to town Not of Eh pserthlny cities with their wien a huge motor car nup swarm uman lives— mn them, 0 horse was badly fright. ‘heir fetid airs. their reeking str paar at been to prance. w See their dwarfed and poisoned lives—{on the old lady leaped down and wav- Not of < peas yesterdays. but of fed wil ly to the cha tear. sereaming the be. at the tov of her The glo. the _ gateway of the|" The chaffear Stee the car and ae an is she. oftered to. to get the horse iit opal The norehern Lights dance down her |" That's all right.” said the boy, who b soft and silvery feet. remained eomposedly in the ate ‘I cant re ie horse. You lead mother HOW SAD During het of ‘the agate meets man went through the bangars under th the guidance of amech- the Paleface Spe ee anic, After asking all the usual fool- at ee deme that aviators and their the course of commerce vig of the assistants have to answer during a An ea ers ee FORUe. tour of inspection. she wamtéd to alf-forgotten Know: “But what’ it your engine Of phantom herds of bison lurking op sions taithe alr hat ens? Can't vou down?” “thats exactly the trouble.” ” responded “There are now 't] air in France hes thei stopped. Th n't get down aaa are starving ts dea Arathi" ILLINOIS wnsts MISSOURI A Missourian Seas traveller t who had inquire: abe corn that “eneh Weal Bad nine -ente on it and was fifteen feet high.” “That's nothing compare on corn.” replied the other quickly. “Up in IMnois. where I came from. we al- ways had nine cars to each oes a a an of Brae corn hangiu w “hy? asked the Ai-sourion, “Beeau: nodded. the “the corn = so fast that ie at d the bean: A siege .e ARROW well-known Louisville physician hi Jatea “ice tolloselaa incident ot younger days as a practitioner; “Twas sitting in my — office morning.” he says. “when there ap- eared o1 he most aia ho- boos seen, wed with gennine tramp humility and bean by. stating that he was Keck: ing employmen: Rather tartly. Tre- aiied that Lew of no emabiloe the der me. ee office and oe tiny at me ® neg ie called att “Well, I ide: de Se. sf WHERE B JERUSALEM! a Lee Pia aN who Boe 4 t he had wri SS aN exnre great r and asked. ‘And will they be Tg pastdowffus in Jernsal- em?” “Yes. of course. they have.” ‘And cin yon be sending letter there?” ‘Why... certainly,” “Well. well. well. Iss that of And T would be sings thinking that i wass in Heffen A PAINFUL, OPERATION A medical student was talking to « surgeon about a case. What did you opermte on the man asked, WINTER CLOTHES TAND SUMMER STORAGE The time is Spore be shen w ae ‘hin; be di the ed. of son. ta ore ae only ea moth-| balls or ee wan ith naphtha, flakes, f she gncmients are tetb hanging 3 in ciate: teabon thei pe cas oho ld ne can be bene in sheets 40x 48 inche rized b & ate also" good; andere dust-prastanl moth-proof, provided the clothing put in them is first well brushed) and cleaned. ‘The chances are the ‘only things you will need are moth-balls or flakes with perhiy fe paper bags. And if you wich to avoid the expense of the lati sible to make thei the ipa pM as Alice in the fact That no inse HIGH TAXATION e town of Meafor: Th 4. his*anl over i draft of $12,000 and it is: proposed. ta We print the fol owing for yC {way halt off i e eurrent. year special Tinkerest of poultry f reshape a irae gOS Meaford im the uhenyiable position of F e Call in and inspect my stock of igh-grade Clover and Timothy eure buying elsewhere. ‘We are now booking orders for ee orn Have you left your order ? A fall peosk ot * Oil Cake, Mollasse and Linseed Meal. ‘Always on hand. Talso carry a full line of Stock and Poultry Foods ... a all Bea Supplies. I. D. . ATKIN MILVERTON = ~ &. ONTARIO eis) - - R.Y. FISH &CO, LINWOOD we Dealer in... Coal, Cement and Lime Motar Stain, Ete, Grain, Flour and Feed and Furniture Above Goods Constantly Kept on Hand PEPER EE tt It’s the way of the world : “A Man is Judged More or Less by His Appearance.” Clothes— Are such a necessity, and so conspicuous that to neg- lect your dress is equal to dropping out of the race. You owe it to vourself— “The Duty to Dress Well” A fine assortment of Suitings and Trouserings just placed i in iptock: for your inspection. Ponog We guarantee Perfect Satis- faction at a LOW COST. J.M. Fleischhauer RALLWAY SYSTEM Homeseekers’ Excursions — MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN LBERTA each pare cat ‘Oct. 28th, inclusive ‘WINNIPEG and Return . . pi EDMONTON and Return Proportion low rates to other ae Return limit two months. ‘Through coaches and and Pullman Tout- WINNI- aving Toronto at via Chicago and St. Paut-on By GRAND TRUN 11.00 p, m. above di selects ay sla ok eae sake aaialacett Northern Navigation Comp: Bull pacticulass and ‘reservations from Grand ‘Trunk Aj D. S. YOUNG, Agent, Pie 1) ‘Wilvetton PUBLIC NOTICE! BORGEL, OD keep: LINWO! 1s Coal, Tae Cement pire Material, soe as. ete. ea vatey all kinds of Bulidia Lumber, Lath, Shingles, and. Aeied Butter oft mat ob V. Mi HOMESEEKERS’ «XCURSIONS Bach Tuesday, until October 28. Winnipeg and Return ~ $35 ind Return $43 a . being the highest taxed municipality hens there os in (the States” said an| Dene CRI iia Tey to keep down ee on a holiday in eras dations kt-la-oakehaiar? eres in some manieipalities to levy, a lawer Berhaps Bot rate than Will meet the year’s expen- a ae sala the ae Bhe | diture, wesulting in an atnual deficit abou f 12 ver- SORE oat one dag and bie a toed.1t| Neste STE The ae tele ne a wethrned eet jad Uvelre arbntitted to the: ratepayers to <pread ee Bik nce CPST TT the payments over a number of years diate a feed of corn and | li [or have the Legislature legalize « by- aoa lave extending the ps er hee os “the aut he record-] breaking rate of 50 mills. A COMMUNITY'S, BUSINESS. Ebilsdctonis cord ee wi! pays a preminm to ompany has a direct interest ink es down the invita- f you have me. trouble with you mach or bowels give hee atrial stratford a ee ese aye dent 0. one here Ross has seu gla his : eS needs ots be told that when the fire none. hazards inerease the insurance rates Mr. Corbett, of Rothsay, has been| 4 id when ‘t wre reduced engaged as cheese maker ‘with mr |%¢ CENTRAL BUSINESS” Eee ney Ee aowAe Itke Dok Secamnage Armstrong: forse “this Reason Stratford, On business of the underwriters to pre- The best practical ita school | vent fires: if there were no fire t would surprise you. to koow of | in Fee ne fle Business ould at 9 bas It the great a is being done by 8 ‘ ebisigess Oe Sie Baek Chamberlain's Tablets, Darius Down. | Commercial, Shorthand and Telegraphy- ee ace ey of Newberg Junction. ri Graduates are placed in positions. Poor appetite is a sure sign of im- es “My wife has been ui a Students may enter at any time. -}paired digestion. few ee ant Write for our Free Catalogue at on D.A. McLACHLAN, - Princip: For eal by all dealers, Tablets will strengthen. your digest: and im © appetite. Thous- ae benefitted by taking Ee ve these Tibtets Sold by all dealers er ale in >, ichol, Mondays, days, RS eS BMAI ‘ORT W: ‘STEAMSHIP “EXPRESS leaves Toronto m.on sailing days Guaking alectr.counccied--with atemners at Port MeNichol. aneche via “ ial) WORLD | press of ‘aioe days at Hong Kong, c 9.10.""" Exclusive of maia- tenance arrival time in England Betws and departure cot tem ees OC Asia, and a ‘over at Hong a ‘rom C Canation Soa ie aees Pity, Toronto Agent