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| aNeu Sar rnia (Says j—' SUMRGN, Ont. hat d Homi nck es want both ia, Oni ieee d_ Bo. ee Bla 0 tell y that i “beets and batatoes meee he WERE WONDERFUL M. -PATOH, Lambeth, Ont., say: "Athumatier Feed ; Race 35 cwt. Hanielace? Fertil L Tes JOE Mosenet. Belle. River,, On- tarie, says ;— Homestead’ Bone er Pettiizer last Spring on my po- atoes, and am so well pleased ae i must write, you about same, I made a thorough test with two Haslet of ‘oduced torty We also have WESTERN OATS at 80c cileors aa PFEFFER MIL MILLING 60. CLABENCE: Sune DEAL ays bou some Homestead Bone “Black exe net pause Charles ‘op : jo Fertilizer. My oorn was the | 0" rite troit, for free book and_ particulars about ete Homestead Bone Black Berti gree ‘is i Mliserian be N.A. Zimmer- ----+—— .MACTON a number eer Rone Baa aon Quite from here attended 15 and Vera 18 spent Bandage under the parental aan re and Mrs. Thos. ood, pent ‘Sunday with the iets m Newton.— a bay on * aa our dwelling oF farm. 1 particulars apply tosJACOB JUTZI, W. D. WEIR’S LIST OF aie For Sle! bar soci iy erases ‘prick house, soft water, 1-! 3-5 nore] : ing on Tempera: PALE eed aaa Yank, comfortable dwelling, on var flat of beastie orchard oo bling, flowing spring plowing ail. don me “it you want .R. No, 1, Milverton, /R.R, No, 1, Milverton ai. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR (Grass Seed ay prices le advanéé shortly. I purchased this seed some time ‘oand the early buyer will get the benefit. A large stock of Timothy, Alsike and Red Claver on hand. Get our prices before buying elsewhere. A fullrange of POULTRY and STOCK FOODS, REMEDIES and SUPPLIES always on hand. _I. D. ATKIN, Milverton The Worlds Greatest Motor Car Value. ‘It is not the low first cost, but its extremely low maintenance cost, its marvelous performance on the road and in the mountains, its well known durability and effi- ciency in the hands of 150,000 owners that has earned for the Maxwell the title of the World’s Greatest Motor Car Value. Faclden tally; it would pay you to compare the price of Maxwell parts with those ae ee other: manufacturers, Also compare the ‘parts. “4 Touring Car All prices F. 0.'B. Windsor Soot st het fertine “I Ia a - caret ently benefited by using ip er. Michigan Carbon Works, De-|~' . Henry aeucueen Mae ae Teabetl of rien lane] 8p h Mrs. Weight Me eee ¢ |tiame Ae Sunday with: Mr wan.—Mrs, D, Hymer entertined ber friends at a quilting on Tuesday. ool re-opened on Mo tay tee ESS nine beginners in the primar; rand Mrs, Wm, Maibeson spent Sandy with Mr. an: Laken on Aatandays evening, DORKING. j |spent Su nday with the Misses Linse- man,— 3 made a busi- fess trip’ to, Drayton on Thureday last.—Quite F, O'Grady amen. Pavey AS the hota of Mr, John 4 n.- Wedding: bells are ringing. AS ESE SS TRALEE ir. and Mrs, C, Arnott, of Toronto wounded sirioe he is in According to the: license inspector, Whiskey seized and sent e Olaring is the ae of U.S. . 11, Ellice ai mes are arranged in — Florence Wedigewood, _fobert Jr, 1V— Quip. Mitrea Henry eines er, George Henry, Francis Bloat. 0 Slo Gee Fred at, mer—Sylvia Kipfer, Oliver Henry PP. ALICE R. GOFORTH, ++ Teacher. The sone is the report, of 8.8. No, 6, Morning! The percentage is given - the atolls in the Easter ex- , pass =f Siig ere “Watson 84, Nellie ar, IIf—Ireae Meadows 88, Richari va Reid 83, Sheldon eid 55. aes ss 80. r— ghee —Dorot! ‘Watson 20, Primer—John Gray 85, IDA G, CURRIE, Teacher, te The following is the report of U.S,S, No. a Mornington, The percentage is give Ne ane Koch 83, cies 77, Calvin 65, Hartung 50, Melville Kerr 48, Leland Kress 5 En IHl-Fred Gernhelder 66, Reuben Taylor Jr, Willard Murr 82, Franklin Hanna 70, Lillian Taylor 62; Mabel st 4 130, Reta Koch 128, ‘Beatrice Lohr 120, Emmerson. Kerr 120, George West man 110, Mary "attridg re 73, -K, 8. ANDERSON, Teacher. ‘ +t The following is the report of S. No. 1, Mornington, for onth March. otal: marks, ‘obtainabte. 6004 ina Mueller’ 539, ‘Ken- Are Iv: a busi. wie pet Kro| pe 416, GEORGE COXON, bien 5 MILVERTON, ONT: Solomon i si Soh 33, Earl Henning i Soha Lather 207, Henrietta Wits) IL. Lr a _Seseh 429, Joh: goueter 379, Zimmerman 349, id Mrs, Fred MeDonald fae n a8 je | 81 berg 226 x, Foley Newest Spring Clothes for Men and Boys a ge ao correct styles in men’s and boy's spring suits, The newest materials in serges, fancy worsteds or real Scotch tweeds We. are particularly proud of our navy blue serges in @blue to the rich, dark navy... In fancy:worsteds there is a delightful Showing of dark and medium colors, with fancy woven colored stripes—the neat- eSt patterns you could i imagine. All well cut and beautifully lined, made in the new pinch-back or Plainer styles. Come in and see them, Men’s Spring Hats $1.50 up. se E new spring models are here awaiting your inspection, The natty new styles for young lads with their contrasting bands and wide brims, as well as the more conservative shapes for the quieter dressers, All are here in satisfying and pleasing array. Sizes 65% to. 714. New Dress Shirts for Men and Boys De of new patterns and colors in every size of Men’s fine dress shirts with plain or pleated fronts, all made by old reliable makers, Colors guaranteed, Prices 50c to $2750, Men’s and Boy’s Caps HE new caps are more attractive than ever. Neater patterns, moré becoming shapes that so fit perfectly and are really becoming for early spring and evening wear. 50c to $1.50. all the varying shades from the light American ~ oy Magnificent Siowing of: Dress Goods, Silks and — Fancy: Trimmings “gue an array of beautiful Dress Fabrics as. this we have never before displayed, for in > the whole history of the weaver's art such beauty of material ; such harmony of coloring; such ex- quisite patterns and designs were never before conceived, There is a delightful variety of beauti- ul new materials peculiarly adapted to the many new effects so strongly demanded by correct style. — Every new material finds expression in ‘this com- ‘plete display and at reasonable prices. : Splendid Exhibit of Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits - and Coats A”. how delightful you will find ane in all their array of new materials — gaberdines,, French _ Serge, crepe, handsome worsteds, vene- tians, vicunas, with their-plain or pleated skirts, longer and more graceful coats with large pockets and groups of pleats. The collars spread out or roll around the neck in a number of bewitchin, styles, black, navy, grey, green, puttey and gold are the colors of greatest favor. But why des- cribe? Come in and see them for yourself. : feel justly proud of tis exceptional display. Prettier Wash Goods You Never Saw ~ C- is remarkable the many new materials, hand-’ some patterns and attractive colorings that have made their bow this season. The new sport cloths fancy stripes and floral designs are. attracting the. " enthusiastic admiration of every woman who. visits our Wash Goods department. Gossard and Crompton Corsets cy FORT, gracefulness and health are the, three desirables in corsets. Add to these the attribute of econumy and you have ina nut shell the outstanding qualifications that have made these corsets-famous among the foremost of Am- erica, There is no question about fit and comfort if you get your corsets here, Choose Your New Spring Wall Paper Now. jb ieee decide on your new decorations until. you come and learn for yourself how far in advance of the usual wal! papers these goods are, They cost no more than the ordinary kind, but they are so original, so. tastefully Helens and in every detail so carefully colored, that the usual + run of wall papers seem insignificent beside them, | We Pay for Produce: Dutch Sets 25c lb. Butter 38c Ib. Lard 22c th | ENGELAN Dé “The Store with the Stock’’ ee 50 | Netti | Mi a ei Rene No. 9, a for the month of March. ae M, MoDonnell 483, G Baumbach 36: ie Curtis, elvin Wittig. Roulston Robina McWilliams, Schnefder 133, peal Buuch Mamie Mose Irene Kreuter 39 x, Carrie Tuniox’ Room. » Law wrence Baumbacl Joyd Tanner | Schneider hel Roe, ig Riddelt a Candler. oe us “Teacher, a Mai Lydia ba aad The following ‘is i report of 8.8.]et. McDonnell, Carl Weitzel, ‘Nelson ‘Ohm, larked ‘x! were absent from 1 x, loser 88, Mabel sehneider 5 ‘¥undt, Te Velma en Wickie, Henty Bauch, Tatas Grever | John Druar, ah vias Schneider Br. Prim ie |George J. ae Just received ae carl ‘loads of wire noi a get your supply. Ohm, eis |e eu Henry ‘Kueehte el, Karl eeu Keehne, Bessie Schneider, Tada “tel Primes —Osoar Druar, Fred Mos- fohn Bunch, HARTMIER, Teacher, bias FRAND Te Plan Your Summ Mv SYST - the examinatio. more ns, ore ‘Total 500—C. Wingefelder White Rocks W hile BLOCKS ean gE and Bete: Laying Strain Jr, Peart ie Peau eahechs 300, Eosohteh 258, a i0pHar y Mat r 8.3 r 832, pen Ges Druar | 8 sae Grow! , Ruth Reh- Arthur ‘Weitzel 224, Alice 190," i Ht—Total 400—-Aenes. Druar. is, Bae Bteckly 349, Alberta v in| Mabel Wickie 336, Jacob ee ebus | Wag- | Prodi: iy : 281 n in Arr: range i welt some of thi BY marked "x" were pbhea for Jo beauty examinations, clos - Sr, IV=Lila Bartja,'Annie Robbie Aaron cy ‘Wieben, Pyaline Nutkins, Frank Robb’ re ‘ift-orval Strathers, Karl Doe pet eek a aeaenes LAKES 6 i AY Clarence Kenneth mpbell equal, BO Treibeddie, Steuthers, Thomas Pennington, Annie Hoodx, Ruby hip uthers, Agni A 1Hatl aa “Beall atoeniatton ea ‘literature ma; ce ‘Plicat tion oo | As, Toros lustonx, Primer—Mark Baillie. Stanl Barls equal, “Ester Mueller 801 RAILWAY Mi