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‘ 2 son, aod. Miller 1 and ern: : THEY'RE FINE FOR hier on, pss, te kh . . “Grieve lef ‘Tuesd KIDDIES a ieve left on Tuesday = Br 1 vievituasoa MORNING Nor Lanion “Alta. He expects to a pick up five or six ‘carloads of pota- ‘oes which he will sell at a reason- Sk : : Ee eh thle price. > | bees: @ F d Shantz, Chas. Stable ‘and P. Bur- jain Street, — oo verton, Ont) | The Women’s Institute will hold 3 NN Fo deux were cs principal winners. In their regular meeting at the home <= rocks, C.F. Ottman won four a pes, 00 gees ae ic y three a Be ortega § =. is ol on} c riotic. ‘CHAMBERLAIN .Bitireere witbel ree ahs Sa rs, A. Bigam, $ 10} | Halt bushel ae seed, ‘Mrs. J. Advertising rates on to Sas. Me bg 8. sweet corn, PSS fess woeahe alreotibns i John. Bil one gallon beans any si be tanerted -un*ilforbid and charged ac- rick 4 aes fodder Cichanes for contract advertisements must |invited to attend. “Don corn, John Biernau, A. Heipel dein'ine ‘ ‘by noon Monday. send in the knitting or sewing by that 5 pe 6 one orders willrecelve prompt | meeting. one : * _ MALCOLM MacBETH, Mrs. H, Johnston, of Listowel, vi REPORT ( OF THE _ Sow opus, Jahn, Biernaw, J. aiciok Children’s New Coats Publisherand Proprtetor |ited her mother, Mrs, K. , Muleaby St, Lawrence, John Biernau Bald ? part of last wee! ‘ win, John Biernau, Mfrs. Trockksel ‘We will hav ; Peliss Agnes Ho jouston, of, Toronto. WELLESLEY FAIR): Ribston Pippin, Blenhein Bippin, Gold- Children’s ae suey eer 2 bs New Busine sCards |iist:s fiends im this locality part o Russet, Talman Sweet, Maiden’s Prices are very low con- Ss the past week. A The Weltesey Fai aie Kel on i Blush, J. A.M sah a * sidering the state of the market. We ¢ Miss Teenie. Carnoahaty cit faye a Ben Davis, J. A. McTavish, Mrs, _ you to see this fine selecti tion—come in. DR.M.C.TINDALE, L. Dp: s. mn 3 & yer ni #3 Trocksel; Spitzenburg, J. A, Me er a fo ere. gras George Edwasda and |!8*8el¥, attended. sual, the ex-|ish; Norther Mra, Trvekse Ladies’ New Coats i Rah visitors at St. Marys ©” | horse ring was a great e offing, J. A. Metasi os z ee Our big showing of Ladies’ Coats will be...J unday. ibitseawek . Bier ‘Mrs. Hest “ A i 7A eNavish "4 next week. Wait until you see them. en- the seaeinte were undoubtedly Mrs. 5 “ i Pte. @. Muleahy, of Valeartier, vis- Above last yea im, J. het riah. Sweater Coat Time os ited, their. mother, Mrs. R. Muleal HORSES x ohn. Bi f ki ‘The Sweater Coat season is here. We have Mrs. ona Stever, of Stratford, call-| General Purpose—Brood. Mare with a; pie ed on a number er old friends foul at foot. J. K. | Wagner, J. 7 ; is “(RCE : FOBLIC DRUG last week. ‘agner; Foal of we Wray he: ing . MeTavish, M ‘im uy. Ye ne ¢DRUG STORE, MILYERTOY heat tose Gers. Gale apent a day Fe Wager a aaa o idee. eet apples A. Mc ‘ 6 time to buy You will ates cote Houre—10 to 12 o'clock, od t London. ly oF gelding, c. PSehtinber, Wilson wea sesabraieacae? ° +] ih Meco I alt A Hat Re Pt Phin cet Men's Overcoats rere Spree aber ol Oe. gelding, fs Phair, Ww. Seoit, TAS Bi Qur Men's Black CBee? are dandies, dy agner. : é ore Agricultural —Brood mare with foal "push Bar eae econ: 7 2 Mee Nice, large collars, and very 15 H. B, MORPHY, K.C. a Sere Ami fc M : 3 rs S wart mly built Mr, Job eee ea : 3 ‘ . Bervatr, « Notary ‘ary Public, _ Sonversacet fot a 40 th West. | D. J ke Wray Brees te rt iy | aha ; Goodale, J. Av Our New Silks for Fall List heated Rey. of l ¥ ‘ 4 4 : : s arma ph MILVERTON, CE aa ad i : bh Chalmers: Pytarld ies = sir. Anjou, J. A. ‘McTavish, J. Bier Are specially low priced, considering the lemin, mn, chae: er. e: Ki e] ity eye i et paren Schacter, Wed [Ooo r kind wint : quality of the goods. See our display. Bi ally for giving Services| Heavy Draught—Brood mare with]¢ Peaches! Peaches! ¥; & BLEWETT, K.C. ae x ‘ Td in Grace church on Sept. f foot. J. J. Freeborn, G. Bar-|3feTavishy Burbavk plums. P. Bu olleitor for the Bank of Toronto 2 17,00: ain x Poke Rey. | ber; fos 1916, “ mers G dens Biertaw, Glass veedlings, Alrs See and Elberta eee this week. a lets a, of a ; Seats 3 Par nee All choice inspected fru t both services. 2 aatvenn: ONTARIO 3 ‘gs at St. John’s church, year-old filly or gelding, W. . |. Pond’s Seedling’s, Mi ‘Trécksel ; 13 Ibs. Granulated Sugar for. : Beott, A. B. ‘Chalmers; I-year-old Lombard, P. Burdeax, F Rurdeuxs ships MoDauald ‘Tohacca Tee | Corsets for fall ‘ 1 |eoit, W. Boo een Ga . Burdeux, Yellow E, 3 P Sein ele eainacates G “eRe ea @ Ladies’ Aid of Knox church wi e iy iow Beg, Skea 1 & THe ea at the home of Mrs. J. J. °cirsiage ood mare with foal 2 S. . Mrs, Dewar; Ab ranges per dozen... : Now in Stock ia D. H ; Mrs Dewar; ‘other ki Large box of Biscuits for... OC Veterinary. Veterinary Surgeon Ww. R, miliverton’ Gain of Ontario Veterin | 97¢p, a ec poy onto, Treatsall disease | 574 cordially invited to at! le . Calls by tel ey o otherwise promptly attended to MRS. JAMES REID Pe oe old colt jocletios. The band of death once more vi ti Roadster—Brood mare with foal at |F. ._|tel, J. Fogel, H. 8, . ; tomatoes icing ‘ illage when Mrs. Jam cc . i J. Burdeux. € 5 ay Sree LODGE, No. 478, passed her 13 5 iy . W. Chalmers, A. Fryfogel, ie ma eserving, J: Bier- “The Square Deal Store”’ G.R.C., , [illness extend ner te Jena |. Kneohtel 916, J Kneehtel. nau; musk melons, J. 3iernau, P. Bi i - mee vere logit i hi vas e s' 4-1). W. Chalmers, A. Fryfogel; 3-year 3 wal . Bie! . . before fu! 7. i or | ef and courage, exempli filly or gel A breed & 8 Trockisels citrons, Mrs. Trocksel. L a L | MILVERTON ball ia J, eh "Weir's Block, erates e sg er 5 2 hag me. G, A, Barth, W.M, | he’ e with the s e of love. | filly or petals ng, a & t, Secy. Shi ker, T. Kneisel. Harness—H 1.0, 0. Me “Silver Star igs ‘§; | draught horse, M. Ranne “2 Lodge,” No. 302, Milverton pani ieee married the late a We Beat. 8 hores, A. Fleming &|Coim J, Bierns @ 2; any other [McVean; Wallachian, Miss MeCutch- eets every Friday ight ot an. She e feed by We N. Roth span gener : 7.80 p.1n, in their hall over Bank o} purpose hors ilten, Visiting brethren sine . Fae ou come. N. MeGuire, N. G. . Loth, ¥, 8ecy., J. H, Brown, a VEGETABLES Deleware potatoes, P. Burdeux; ii ern: ral Notary Public. Hal ey; single roadster, L. ¢ Be mash s, Canadian sugar |tea apron, Miss McCutcheon, Mrs, G. R & Neber; hi ts sets 2 D, WEIR, Notary Publio, Aue a ‘yas conducted by Bros. Kiais’& Nebees eh Se ePRS a Mrs, J.|Hures; pair towels, Mrs. Hastie, Sis: diadeket tare Ue County of Perth and) poy sbyteria? | pach. | A: Quiehtall, J, Zimnierms f- Js " blood bee McCuteheon ; pair ‘pillow cases, Mi aterloo, Conveyancer, Deeds, Will re f Pa deceased was saddie Kor z A. MeCutcheon, Mr: e W H on eka in the » |hea aS clas: . Ranney. best hor wane ‘ Feathestion ot Hes iba Re Alinghi, ee shown on halter in the light cla vexctable sir ines 5 A. CHALMERS, Monkton, Ont., No-| pan! ‘Moore, Lon At| = —— | Trachsel J. Bierna : ‘ Public, Conveyan: foe i M rrachsel ; a sque Mrs. J.|B. Fisher, Mrs. Hastie; cross stitch, Dog Fight, The- Talkin, 4a rm 8. 3 R. vaio] Bae rd O ation Between au, Mrs, Trachsel; white onions, Mrs |sofa_ pill iss McC mn, Mfrs. JO Bid Se Felon i Washerwo- Trachsel; pickling onions, A. Mil-|Hastie; coronation braid, L. B. Fi Lad, Picking 5 iulbervies The; ches 10s.85¢, { j ony Mt ei : brand, J. Biernau; dutch set onions. : ae lanky : will dow J, Stricker; Spanish onions, P. i tye Riaeas uote ee er ecitaben cage igh- | ‘Btberta deu four head late Winningstead, | Thom sa McVean; Spri pe wor ing 8 "Serenade; Ly Milverton, Ont, i : rg, Rev. ir best, Mrs, Trachsel; turnip: rooted celery, a ol i ; 8 Orehe : The et acrommodatfon for eominea 3 ee Peay, Mrs, Rev-|} Ree Snake 4, Bierna fall elery, a, Hier, “ SE aan +6 ii Ba Waltz ; Royal Mar- large 6a or Bi Bee iiatan rekG 4 Si 4 PENINSUL ‘rs, Dewar ; winter radi Piernay vi ‘li X i Be, | Three Jewels, The: aw Ste od warm stables George F, om a Mrs, Hastic, fall radish, if “Biernan.| Mrs. Hu. 5, ye ‘ ‘o-Step : Bealls Proprlevon, Joshu son. nd, A ; Mrs, Trachsel. Miss MoCutcheon, Miss ; ki Yon: Maga “ beta Penta Loon en apron. ap, Mrs, Hastie, Mrs 5 Magu 3 Teytes Sorrane alt, uP, ‘Hospe tae ria Gro rye val DAIRY PRODUCE oD ast Hee see oe Soe Little Lc A; an Mrs. : j cas wolnt . a es a Tg Fi ane Maggie Teyte, eens: Crock home-made butter, A. Heipel. 7 tatting, Mis Seep thfule Ask Niagara 6 Mrs. Trachsel, A. Milbrandt; S-one- Fisher; netting, Mi ao ae . E. WEIR Your grocer for the Niagara Grown pound prints, ‘Mrs. Dewar, A Heipel, 7 tae peed Gratoneik gall Rosord UnelSe * ia re . M by istowel; Licut. A b . D i Bev’ kind Miss stie; tton ran eon furlough). ‘The de MISCELLANEOUS ing, Miss Tolton, Miss MeCuteh and - kn r eon, ceased lady bas one Mrs, Huras; ippers, in wo LP Hu: itted Huras; darned iM Qui “- Neber best ladyanider) Haney gi wearing the Ki Maple molasses, George, Huras, Geo, mti community, always lived Miller. hin pi Tra . Dewar; | Hastie: bread, J, Thon ————— 8 . w is ROSTOCK, CATTLE ie, Mrs. Geo r iss McCutcheon, Miss Cook Iidies! chsel oat. ie’ ess, home mad Huras, “Miss Ham .. ....4...28¢ Ib Druar bas purchased @ neW} Durham—Rest bull, ‘ soir mogel Ford upward, J, Hammond ot ee t-year-old bu |. Hammer. coliection table ; B. = Picnic. Hams.22c Ib, ff, Her" Aouman, bling, of Hetzel [Rory can MSc al [MUEL" ih Hee aes os) ct [ace ag Mure; tray all, May : Rr sae ; “ist calf, under one year, J, Hammond, i e-made wine, F. Burdeux, i ; pil i |F I h B d ol 2ac lb, iss Ell ie Burdeux; Durb: 1, age, M Y as} ion jelli " rs. Dewar, Miss Lips; het or e ride of Toronto, is e : z Bologna, 15¢ lb, spending a few weeks at her hom a eows e yea an ‘aras, F. Burdeux; honey in com g 5 pending a fe wards, J. Hammond 1 and 2; 2-yeai Pas ee "0. |Cuteheon. If you are re interested: t inoRT “ ant ’ Hts < ere, ‘ ; 5 eS Pork Sausage 15¢ lb. Messrs, George Schaefer, Ed Schmidt ret year-old Meng, Hammanes Pore ion Se ag FINE ARTS 3 j * ‘ rae G Stricker; —home-mad. | Collestion of oil paintings Miss) Tot é lesle iro dnesday. : Jbrandt; best and larges Mrs. Hastie; oil painting, Orders also taken for ei Tien Ycheehtel. has purchased [Dest-female, any. age, J. mond, dozen Neate tugs P' Burdeus, F. Bor: |scape, Mrs, Hastie, ; - 2 herd. of cattle, one male and four fe: |7oxe" inti ain a FRESH MEATS, car. males.J. Hammond, A. McGillawee;|°°" * ‘ Mr, Fred Kreuger spent a few days 4 MECHANICA ‘oll mm EE SAY big Kp herd of walvge J. Hariniond, or bts: esate Milan ; illawee et ingle, murness, set double har- | MISS Strait, of fen & rs, Hastie. Texssy~ Heller, ae years old and|ness, 0, F. Oltman. Miss Tolt ee intin any sub- ag g ) iss Tol A Beh, el I pal ig any upwards, F, Burdeu: “Holsteins Bul, des years old and eens ject, Geo, Hei M ripe coe P, ie BASTENDORFF opel: cent Jeweler and Optician MILVERTON, ONT. ae . Blyth. : = 0 $3) JOHN REIS JR apa’ a06.0.1., |upwards J. Ditmers “bull, one Yech| - fuctorgieloth, Reiner Bross fr 08.)/ Sto y . we t his cpl mga 3. biter; [28863 Miss’ MeVean, Mrs. BRUNNER . n jee, year ond, rca oer i Ca ; 0 ts PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE ay sville, Pir, and Mrs. Henry Znlauf and |™" rte pee a Oe Bee he Hep oe Me Hen tech Mrs. rentional design, Hastie, : H. panteneees sue ‘i Sve : i : , Mrs. Dewar; |Lips, china pai intings realistic patent Mr. and Mrs. P. vac$ ammond, A. McGill peet type Sy oe eta ‘pins. “Tr "| Miss Tolton, Mrs. Hastie. ammo} children ‘and Mrs, Hid Gaul ad te Moe) ype " ng terete ate sunday at ye ifer, J. Hammond, P. Bur- | Geo. Hel Gus par]. BLOWERS AND PLANTS Je home of Ming and’ little Miss|deux; fat ox or steer, P. Burdeux 1 M i Gladys, of Toronto, are visiting with : relatives here. 1 apc oak collection is inatt Mrs, Dan Knechtel and Melinda and] Loicester—Aged ram, A. Thompson; |ton Kniéted colt Perce Mrs, a. (nnchse George are sree a few days with | shearling fase JH. Kelly; ram Lads s 1 and Pi dot ele ‘ire, iréehael; Mrs. riends at New Hamburg. J. H. Kelly A. Thompson; aged ewe, Sank i gemma? ivy leafed, double, ~ eal |" A, Thompson 4 and 2; shearling ewe,| LADIES: WORK t Geo... H A-<Tbpmpeon ny a lly; ewe lamb, |” ‘ile Ince MRS ‘Maciuxeligon, |e single; A. a iss, | Dewar) me : ¢ et filet yoke lhe, | Fuchsias,, Light single, : nt of igs 4 Si *ostord-Aued, Tal ‘ asta ish; : BO he } het | sel, kus ; Bachaide, dark, double, | " z Mr, sod Mk Maddess arid. daugir| pm lamb, aged Fest ve tat ae ss | aos itaabe) G Ea - yd, Rugs made “—The “well dressed” — ter, Pern, lewton, spent Bu et end apectane x: Woreraviat ‘took 1) it! ga aM Pas | Heipel; begonia: < mer, "der forspecial sized rooms ny ty ' aera anaes with’ the th CS 2 comes Me. pad. v (br J, Miss ow int lace, so! ewar; collection of rey re | Sid iaueiest ‘coaster pai M vandal hati ‘yard man will secure more bag ea Radek Nelly i ess wagons. . in enuf ated spray r business than the slov ‘ ars oN Miss Margaret Fleming. of “Btr Sho a rom Meo e Meu i, ink CD cttbiniatre tor Cocoa matting by the yard. -enly man. Be in line ford, visited her eéusin,, ‘tine re tw : ay Staged face, L. b i ata f ae sare ro rn pes ie heme i praeen 3 . ree J. Hammer: 3 ‘i “8 1 - Japanese matting by the yar and get one of our © B. Str ita 9) | Hastie, Mrs. Hw ae CUT FLOWERS © ‘ as Si lete a in oak, and in squares 6x9 and 9x12. cx A pas maho; ; nifty suits. 4 Fit and ~*~ ees at, Misa "Bbinaon, aetueno 9, pat eed Cat tats, Miss 2 y cus and alnut, - workmanship always c |. ‘Thompson, A. ue aig oo ‘ “Jar; gladiola, Mrs. Dewar, or. See our ses - Se a Peay é Hai oak : seats ik Kelly won er; cfochet-'work in wool, in-} 7; rei any i ii Tages) Go ei ; ‘arigold: ickus agons/ Geranlums, scarlet, single, in bloom, anitims, white, single ic, Mrs, Huras; hooked, Miss Tol- mshi pt B 5g all oe prizes in his él Don't let jae ‘get tired” of SWINE and payin a eon, Mi och: and. other patriotic funds: Aged Berkshire boar, See : [sil iss MeCuteheon, Mrs. Huras;| pecs, in bloom, A, Mick ~ the lads in the re le should get |Berkshire boar pig, year, | croche! i s, Miss MeCutcheon, ee ¢ i ie tired and come home without finish-|A. Thompson, 1 and We breeding sow, [Mrs Hurass chet sofa plow, in Rapanard e ROBERT McMANE e Lt the a the mer ‘at the bat-|A. Thompson, 8, J. Miller; Res, pig, | we al made-up, Mes. Huras; embroidery |, Raymond Asquith, son of the 3 es be. up, so must |under one year, 8. J. Miller, A, Fae cyclist. work, Mrs. ae (jus ae im ister, has been killed in| ‘ : A It aa less dangerous | son; ‘proved’ Yorkshire aged boar,|Vean; hai gn 5 ion in the big sh offensive ony ae fj fomt“Gedeich Signal. boar F pi; und der one rear Bures me he Somme, 5 .