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WE) c yoncer for the Coui 4 The Milverton San And Monkton, Times ARE PUBLISHED VERY bis ere MORNING The Sun Printing Office Main Street, iverton, O BSCRIPTION RATES: The Fashions A Word on Hats for Spring Par is still the smart trimming for ™ all garments, and it promises to re- main in favor well into, the spring. int en SBE Ra $2 x 5) cents: three There is already a hint here and there, “ents. : in arrears will bellableto say $1.60 per year | however, that senguers and eae ufac- turers are tentatively reaching out ING RATES _ SONIEASS ADVE a | for an attractive successor. In one of car 6 Hg $ Mos. Mor’ the smart shops the other morning, a 12 most attractive afternoon dress was % CBR dlaplayeas st was! miata ia ussia ef, Eight cents per ling for frat insertion and ss very simple, and sparingly ine for each subsequent Inaer- Sreontes, the only pene | in. seth fon wil be charged for all transient adver: being bands “of “oath Isements. shade of blue as the aves; edging the Advertisements without specific directions will e inserted aa MLtorvld and charged cordin; ‘Changes for contract advertisements must by bein the office “© \high-standing coljar, the cuffs oe the lower ee of Attention, MALCOLM MacBETH, Publisher asd Propileto ect was pleasing ead perfectly Anihont iate for the warmer | weather. DR. M. CTINDALE,L. L. DS. cessor to Dr, Leder: iilamiiige for Spring Hats + Whether, ostrich as trimming for hats will be favored to any great: de- gree, is still a question; that it will be used considerably, as in the past sea- Hoxou Gusneate redone te hnarsy _|800 or two, for fancies, odd little stick eacx erage: ups, balls, rosettes; and similar effe a specialty. n the chic small hats which are be- Office: Over Metropolitan Bank, Milverton ae introduced as first models for spring, has already been confirmed. few oe ————~ |Many hand-made hats are being ¥. PARKER, M.D. Pp. DRS. PARKER & TYE (FFE : PUBLIC DRUG STORE, MILVERTON Hours—1 nd 7 to 8 o'clock’ p. roat ie ae Meoretieid's «ire ng. i Waterloo 8t., Knox Charen, b, Btratlor, *Phon leca Barrister, - Ni Goilcitor for Bank of Hamil LISTOWRL, v an el, loney to Loan PS ISP ile al So F, R. BLEWETT, K.C Solicitor for the Bank of Toronto L, TYE, Ml A? orclock a; mand 2 0 4 opposite H, B. MORPHY, K.C, Public, - Conveyancer D. Office : Gordon Block #1 RATFORD, — ONTARIO Veterinary. J. W. BARR, Voterinar, Surges Milverton, Graduate of Ontatle Vereri ia ary College, Toronto. Treateall disease of domesticated ani: Parse by te! phone or otherwise promptly attended 2 Bcoletics. te ioe ve Yelore Tull. ween every month it nH wee ae W. J Smith, WM.|are mostly shiny; glace effects will coe predominate, although one sees some effective dull-finished ~hemps an 0.05: Beale tagals. A new glace braid from Par- es Te SAREADIRE tots an oinch “es tis meals eves Fateh 4.80 pein, in their hall titon, Vishing bree ee come. N, aoe ¥. Bevy., J Notary Pubilo. Saori =e ise SY Se Dey oe rh No. 478, GRO. erat Drop Shoulder Lv ages ‘Trimmed | jy ee J, B, Weir's Block, Visiting broth, shown this season. “ scales of a fish, and it is appropriate-|™ straw, Some Fa 5 3 2 s Fa A 5 5 anti The n _|colors in millinery are, generally speaking, black, es ie “tt o IR, ony Public, Auo| trong as ev rae Waterloo, Ve: Wi Mortga awn and “Affi r Ts fice in the Weir block gy Metropolitan Bank, a GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, Mil-|simple, a medium for br verton. First-class atin bares eee accommodation Tq itablin Ung can gi higuors and cigars, Chas. Ritter, Prop ed SRLS ae Se QUEEN’s HOTEL, Milverton, Ont, | © odation for cominercial Th travellers ae others, tt sam) rooms, Onty the choi ‘Wines, gnors and Cigars av the bars’ Good Wai tables. George I. Paull, Propricter Tae AMERICAN HOUSE, Ber , Pays special attenton uate By wines liquor: rved of Perth and pepe at the ba ee is 50 per day, Wa. Wirt, cm ink, ante, polished-gold, ceeaie sn sa charmingl; le. soagrestive title. most attractive of the: Jeiihe new: Callot-colar i soft atade et pinkish lavender. The hi very ee | contrasting aad aan bag Lo me soft lust le a- | tou afternoon frock of silk, TM | or one of ae sheer cottons. Fashions in Handbags lin PUBLIC NOTICE! SSBC NOTICE | ‘M235 LINWOOD keeps ase eee Lumber, lea, ete. and Apple ener au the b of the beat ioe Are You Insured 7 TRADGRSADIAN ORDER OF or Hie oa tection for wife and 1 imum cout, Invest , CSpencer,C.R, N. Zimmermar a8 pata RY, FISH &CO, LINWOOD vw Dealer in “Coal, Cement and Line Motar Stain, Ete, AS 2 SENSE Grain, Flour and Feed Es Ses Sittatating the Cape-Collar Sy we are all presenting a better groom- ttention.. Once upon ime consiere ‘ed for its useful ee ‘The new braids|® ig the attractive millinery no- sal a is the. retained the bi and are usually effective a e finishing hy : Now that so much attention is being | given to details, and in consequence |* : hie crime in the blackness of night, search] 4 a Saldenly falls lessly, - Jalone. Now it lends an added touch otf \eolor or richness to tailored suit ani afternoon frock, ai appropriate- hand Coootr ai inn el ccna faerean The vel Abilis He By bright Calla te Ea rm with tailored suits. There are some attractive novelty striped leath- ers also being th dark tailor- s used witl Seria eee certivelysAitiaue ure?! ‘gades,, Japanese embroideries, and dyed laces are fashioned into effective jand artistic begs for the sfternoan i it | avetad 96 dae awed tanlor ten tures are illustrated in ee ee ee frocks illustrating this i cape-collar is one, the aie auoattes and attractive sleeve is another. The band-trimmed skirt is new and effee- tive, and ce a pointed tunic ‘smart and bec Eateries cagebe ohtaider<ate pus local McCall Dealer, or from The Mc- Call Company, Department “W”, | Bond Street, Ss Ontario. FEBRUARY 20. Lesson VIIL—The Christian Brother- hood at Jerusalem, Acts 4. 32 to 5. 16. Golden Text: 1 Pet. 1.22. | very obvious thing needs say- it brought out a shocking consequence of the weakness of human nature, even within this idyllic family life. | rse 82. Mislahites The regular Bae for the rank and of the church. They relied Pauls ideal as 33. see eens Ee 4 he avers veered ge their » the gospel of the resection “ineludng the delineation of His life Was thé ‘tich oun sue among them? one wonder i 36. Barn: abas— The actual “origin of this name is thought to be “son of Nebo,” the messenger of the ess in the Babylonian pantheon. But. no/ 0 could use it wong m the (cog: regularly used foe prophet in nthe? Old Teviament The equivalent’ here is a combination of xhortation a: ise consolation a encour is fairly near. It jhas its peace, children of w: seen shat anand should ine eived fgrom the apostles this a preedive mabegaee from his gifts of Paul: in Acts 14. 12 we find the ier identified by the Lystrans with H mes—the Greek counterpart ot —because he was the chief speaker. Cyprus—whither he went back (Acts 15. 39) on a missionary tour after his parting from 5. 1. Ananias—or Hi mon name meaning “grace ah" lananiah, a com- of Jeho-| 2, not pray stated that of the money ersaveen ak. He onan part that © es offered suggests this sist strongly: 3. Peter—As the regular,mouthpiece of the twelve To lie to the Holy Spirit—Put in this ers could realize to get the credit of ‘generosity, and) the money as well etei’s' words bring out the aay: voluntary character of he ould be noted that Pet. er’s. voit of the man’s thought was most unusual is oy easy to un- fe tretiéndous shock and detection, where they hi step ‘to mn The central fact of the whole story is the Real Presence that threw every nies = these deeds into vivid relief. s like a murderer don, powerful searchlig] ht and pursues him piti- Stopped in Time. “Yes,” said the young si inger, placently, “I had! a great recep’ after my song last night. The au- dience shouted ‘ Pat “Good thi: | the ae what do you. Miele ‘T is cai ft 105 kes in Phil. jb of ual ee and sage, and a pi the in the Gospel story, | Weird Seenes at a Hindu Burial in| ‘Engla 9 | of Hindu burial rites performed on the Jing eet the body HEALTH ¢ e world has been suffering this winter from another of the periodical ; outbreaks of the grippe. It has raged papers tell us, in Europe al true of grippe: here is, and]! justifiabl Although it is very eas: ‘0 catch it, ne js m0 possible justi- © fication for be me persons Ho ua heeiieeat in pravelontetied must have it. For the sake of) y blir) if not for our own sak we ts ta, exercise the mo: i avoid having se, ms sath Nerang those exasperating disorders | |that drag an endless train of troubles | its| THE SUNDAY LESSON mee Sr" ul leine, and pres to their normal oceu- eae pations. Then posts afterward- they acknowledge have | INTERNATIONAL LESSON, tease really felt ste since the origin- al attack. That is true of cases that |did not seem especially severe at the itime, as well as of those alarming cases that are complicated with pneu- | x with serious ear or throat In fact, the more serious on- sets are usually more carefully se ed than the lighter ones, and i often the people who will not take Se week to get well who are later obliged) to ep @ year. need not think that we must |" calls on our friends when we have ‘oid, them! when they have| BNE gti: Soe pox, and the same rule is good with grippe. erate ers foe avoid’ their sick. pupils, and sick parents should avoid their| ou ; Missing “ought to be Practiced gly in grippe times, very frequently po | ans of kisses. | meeze is expanable “te s many. cases; that Hee Pe I tA public Places are places of - danger. bee ely, many of us oe snot yet earn that we break the He Sastre witb td 34 € recaution t grace” comes when brotherly lave has ing every eae had’ its: perfect. work. sors—| Mat is best for the grippe atient | strictly private matter. | | e | a is aso his friends an public generally—that he saga, pes aoletly in his own home and in most cates, in his ow. bed, unti! the worst | is over. .—Youth’s Companion. Sitting in the sun for half an hour| each day will strengthen weak’ ve B.. SCS is the best aah Bw: those craving: for alcol Gar; rgle for the throat can be made} e of dipped in vinegar and flied on B Aware to Artie explorers any- ¢ thing containing fat, such as choco- late, butter or bacon is a fine promoter. Alcohol is a snaré and a ion. bli ‘An old-fashioned cough remedy that eer of has not lost its popularity is ona is made a colts one ae laxseed in a pint of water, strain add a little hone, one ounce of rock eandy and the juice of three lemons, Mix and boil ie Drink as hot a: po: ale sage will usual- ly instantly ‘affoedl relief alee rubbing with a soft piece of flannel, dipped ir r suggestion is to tie str foot, just when the cramp is start+ ing. geet Nata Wc SE A BURNING GHAT IN SUSSEX So many ineredible things are hap- Sussex Downs is one that. Tet stir the Ua jaded cae of won e has been p ghente ‘Military Hospital at ate ie dead man was not a combatant, ned one of the peteonnel he bo a Beals, and of Bef e bo y. aes put. thee “the and take a picture of the dead man’s feature: 8, to be se nt. to his relatives recy: Ste it. Through the a lage i hi fan came into sight a very. aay little Sarsei and ages as eerie iad iron. To 3 Bre its pi ou rney thousanea of mi as the burning ghat of cig rnd 8 the vehicle-stoppeds the moneasrs Cie neh of the smnbalanke and with mu: bande lal A onde sticulat- rahe oh earse. In time (for all Tae "ceremony | conducted with an ee cheerful disorder, ‘They would have yelle ae) ? the next time’? e i a semi fhe} jet, ashes heat) he rae bf erect ed, and we passed inside a litle in- Sanita, where "stood three platform: of ¢ e of those was care- fony s eae and ‘sprinkled with water; and thus puri blacker ceed (6 mn The body, wodet its bas pall, lay ae side on the grassy slope; when BRepaEAtica tate: baa ds mourners gathered round They sprinkled it with cleansing water; the face was Serene again, and honey ni e portions of the eight mietale'andl athe ball things were passed between the ips. Then the mourners gathered round circle; and, squatting on shel haunches, with their hands fo i downcast, the Santa their singsong chants, han shrill, now soft, now a murmur, and then a shout. At last the time for ve fey and the ceremony of haya ace companies it. The tial pre the right use of four kinds of things: | 1 been welting ghee, some preparing the gah, the ace Betier #0 the body was laid on the pyre an pve lesion ean ete Deere more blocks of wood and a great deal of straw ed_crys' aval of camphor in “ on the end of a long pole, an ‘they were flaming well poured them on the centre of the Some one lighted a torch | ed up. le of stra finy ant applied it to corners; melte and was ablaze. |mourners kept tossing upon it little ipinches of ghee milzed i grains and fruits; scent, saffron and 5) eS the friends peduecdinasaaks back to the hospital, nee they will put them into a little wooden coffer bears the dead ja time, the’ offer will ae wea i binctecilie ante cee feck the! Biakex Dagan hiatal return home, to be sprinkled on the breast of some Indian stream. " BLIND KNIGHT STILL WORKING OF MONTREAL HARBOR. St. Lawrence River Made Navigable | for Ocean Liners to Mont- real by Him. When Sir Joh Kennedy, of Mont-, real) became Sir ight i Bachelon on al eho ee |. A pathetic interest, too, aka ches to this knighthood, for Sir ee is Daten La Tost his Bho sight nine ago; but arise pets bal Sean him of his skill or of his spirit, and by wonder- fully patient and courageous effort, | W! has accomplished much splendid} work as a consulting engineer since | the teas real Harbor Cor sion, and from. an engineering point of view he is vo bee tor of the mod- ern Port of Born at Spencervile, Ont., 1838, son of William Kennedy, a Scotsman from Dumfriesshire, he doh rele at 's-| hi n sheds of one story, overrun with ected every spring and taken down every autumn to prevent their being sma: enormous cakes of ice brought down in the annual spring debacle, - time John Konhety ceas. d_to be chief paved ‘in 1907, and became Sonus oad ing department for the Harbor Coatiniation: he was also it. ni “ritual anc ser caren the procession be-| and ¢ ea Be the a dae e atniorlls (Tie aweut tun tloddsere reer When all was "ready | To hide the pease sun "Then the attendants ee He raged across the city } ton Ine: inher tae wave ee villows, | A A flame | He drove the shi fiel how. It wa made me in ‘May, just after he plant- ‘I'he wind was bitter cold, and ihey *— p ed the corn. He made me Of two wie glad poles, an old coat, a hat, and enough found a my coat str: eld me up. The shorter pole, which he fastened crosswise on the tall pole too, and near the top, gaye me my two n when King Bluster is a tyrant, His apes sweeps out Denne him, He Tents the trees and an them, a) Bluster rose one morning, King Bluster His voice is loud and bold, His breath is bitter And strives. ie arth we. flee. tore away in His mad day's ve arin Tewled actoks oti ordered out the rain s before him, e at home. All summer ae stood in the corn- that sparrows are * foolish birds, Id_and ey ‘aw to stut The upright hat. cit Feihten away the crows by mak- wer jing them think I wa: not ae i I wanted to; but | crows, [eat an very coed 4 others, 0 be | pulled up aD hills of ake Seat an keep it a a SIR JOHN KENNEDY, BUILDER far edge of the field, but they kept | ail = ae {well away from me. . Sometimes jwhole flock of them gathered in a| corn i |an hour they made! ey as the jeorn, and there: i iste Be m ‘in rain and_ shin night, | through the long, ar aunaee ‘months. Wi 6 corn was wel {still T stayed at my post. Te was pl the at covered with a =i prov full a yel On moonlight night a femily a : raccons came and had a feas mak- a man.I could gone sient some of the sparrows fol- th lowed him hi ym to tell me that al-, boxes in the apple pied feat [Ds hi shelter for the lee out food for y life is iba persis all, and sure ant snow came, I peenn to get lonesome and to more comfortal en through the ad found no fault, but it did not — es fair to [post all. wi | thing taped that Hee me content- more mischief, but eas jong ‘orn. stood in iz mer gathered the corn cand cleaned up the stalks; but still he me Baiensing there to watch over ike bare | When for a ible job for the winter. summer and the fall I _ my t inter. some: di eople say rows had been. of the shelter Ne they t and ui ‘They were very sociable birds, told me ut the. bapeibs in world that I had n vat We became gre: frien was passing in’ day a boy who’ S Mpaane tke besa aie Soap, work was simply to stand there’ stopped ito wate the 5 TOW! ‘ting me. After he aaa ome, iter he had placed 8, the field and scolded me for ed and fed: he ou and antes spar- at a time. But. I, never let» tl duty. | s worry me or turn me from m; |The farmer | ited t a chatter To and [have set a good « we jing a-rugged 9c me-to. guard iosbe Seon monet Compantiel dolayinks Be ble the | that Fou have ke it guard pier was mi and Still | three: months « Abie Sted Bb is apes for the thor, yet? ~ and the picturesque but perilous) tee Marie—“Oh, no, mamma! T let ‘the ‘A shoves right uy e wal * eee balance it. He's so much bet- passed into history. Se neare than I am, and T know ‘Jo _.|design and lay a double-track © rail- protect Gil length v r Gaixctis at that time, but which is scarcely adequate to-day. e Sey ot solid s tario. “teh now working ing 01 nd ent, Fis! and has also designed and practical completed sae of ths finest piers in the world, f Department _o: at Halifax, it eis canals NS. After aida ‘is goand ted e wharves, which he after-|t wards vain to high level from Me- i to the Victoria Pier, Sir hn baile the King Edward, Jacques ol way to a splendid strue- | arti gay Leese gave f gigantic permanent teel. Sir John was the first engineer tot ‘Later he ledgieas ‘ite % ing he has and industry in s of the world. Since he became bina in 1907, he has designed great dredges, the ‘largest in the By you now being used in di a St. Lawrence Ship Channel for the De pai Marine and Better at Figures. ‘oth ter)—“You don’t bp to. Paghes to bee Sous hat he thing Which should have | Baek th” “And her mean husband thinks z Railway, and the road was laid - be-| she’s extravagant.” tween Windsor and Glencoe in .On-| “Why?” “Just because she insists on & dog biscuits.” Pessimist—Is_ he Optimist—Is he? “| twice what he own: a Of. course, bo. » chlor likes being f| roasted, yet it serra le than tung Maia and hept in hot water, AY Dainty ‘Touch. to newly married for he ere ra me > 3 forgotten to ge some- av: monogram stamped on hi Sure Proof. prosperous, ‘ wey “lo he owes chief en-|poical shi ee bolical Ana the ae ving in a manger,” miss the Te to’ see the bi miss the sp’ the to regard a tant as also not ae ae or sl nd and Men Are Partners it. Luke ii., fi Facts are alles more rs faagh facts— light its’ reality, ad the only moa ce it ae savi ea oun ita aOuReTC a . ‘These implications, of ‘Ror Bither to Refuse to Perform His Full Share ee or. Partial Failure Sra j heathen dar]