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CES PAID Live Poultry : » Phone, 16 © 4 Milverto Lawn Mowers Painter and Decorater Sharpened A good job guaranteed. . NEUMEISTER MILV! Milverton, Ontario, Perth Co. Thursday, July 19, 1917 i ” George "MILVERTON BRANCH 0, W. Huelsman Manager By W.L.S. “The Dawa of a New Patriotism,” the ti jerta, and published b; ian Se of Toronto, ebook: inte ded pial schools and colleges, _th ats and hung in front of ever; Ss Ontario schools. Bes Buat sentence as The chief purpose of the study isto: not the a nae uke "people of the, “resent ave built up of “‘There- is another ipentence which, if Thad m wa’ hung?in front of every editorial weiter for the Cana- and in the study of every n (that is if our po't 8s such an cssentia real service). This sentence reads— ‘The highest, beeause the most difficult, of a citizen is fight “valiantly Tor: iasoosvietindk when he is a minority.” “This,” as the author of the oak» S On, “is harder the vaster the ttcat ocean than agi ina the % eal that sweeps over the Wountaln i eee It-a government is financed by big ig ‘corporations. how, do the corporations! expect to be p: Why do ‘corporations dobby erste What is real patriotism 3; ake of the emphatically foe states fh ments in the book “People read more calraennee le read, but the ratio of think increased.” support ‘peop! ng to reading has not _ If farmer's clubs won: er in the Atwe ood, ee comet ta in the casualties pebtished tn laa’ ‘Tuesday's dai 6 Ve Read Less Think More | wy tthe SE acre of land, r. O. Ha Monkton. is. at Samuel Boy) of Toronto |visiting at the home of Mrs. James (ender: Mrs. John Beckett, of Owen Sound visiting her daughter. Tye. ttending Grand of at the home of jthete grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ©. we “and Mrs. John Niebergall and };. manger. Grace, of Toranto, are vi ing at her home of Mr. and Mrs Miller. Mr. Samuel Grosch, of Calgary, Alta. arrived at Milverton on Thursday eve- ning and will spend several months here betes eee. Mr. | utherland, of Gagteh, aad Miss Belle Sadebestan of their ee _bunare | mn and vicinity at- aly Geen Ge left on Tuesday o MacLean, where they end the summer, Mr. and ars, twee Witeel and Mr. ‘and Mrs. Simon Witzel and coe Vernice Witzel, of Kitchener, spen' couple of days with their ie Adair spent and nt Satur- Monkton to é ere. e Twelfth of July Mr. Se IT ever saw Bhd petlesta edit on the noble ordi Spent a day or two here last Fak previous take Grimsby, Hamilton, Ae, Falls on Saturday last. ion, of North Trans- Jacobs, Mr. and eee SEES Silt cle day where Mr. and they ries wack Mrs. fred Sebi hanee Mary, and son, Pugh and daughier, at Hallman’s school 01 of Wilmot and Blenh ae tion carries with it a salary “A 3800 rs and a cottage to which is attacheda mel, of Oscuro, io Sone in Milverton g at Mr. they will again reside inple received a Tetteron Robert te. other, sees b jimmeistely removed to a & of °8 hom: ‘3. G, T. Johnston, nine fon on Thursday, “(to-day), suly 19th, not in August as announced last be en our patriotic -work all lee whether members or not, a tordisly. invited to attend. —~_~-—-. Ss. G. HAMILTON Sole Ve for . Le SCRANTON | PORTLAND ST MARYS LIME — ‘Qapital sein will amount to almost $1, ‘Authorized, $8,000,000 ets beets in ie "years. This ms once — is easy to continue, _ Begin to-day with one dollar. % _ MILVERTON — {at Engeland’s, Russell Ranney, aelieving opera | Eo! i ayo family and Mr Opper and little Charles, motored to |bot New Mex-| > mm on Saturday |" rs ing ‘o- | $5. Bee Ingiitute ‘will’ be held vat ‘ie Se Engeland’s sale, Egi Toth's Eugcian nd’ ing Ladies’ Suits and Coats all ives Dark ney Ladies’ Raincoats' at Kitchener, spent Sunday ae se Milverton. un Olayion Lath, of Stiatford. was eek-end visitor with his parents Ta Millyerton not forget Mrs. W. H. Wal gale? Tot fi Cou. “15, oimautan Ge day) Thursday Miss Hlorence Diebold. of Neustadt, wil aunt. Henrich, of Clifford, has been engaged by the H. ze: Purniture Company as stenograp! ae Ryerson p Plas leet on Pay nde in AWaterio ‘an Smith arri t ret ae spent a Ww a their grandmother, Mrs. reevived a Burts mn, was oe abe aie a Tew ees before getting into Ean Mrs, George Hopf and son Schneuker — and nd Cc, eaaaty tnotored . Zurich and Grand to on r, and tpi hos. Wright return- ing a week at the hom: Chalmers, of Mornington Mr. and Mrs, Thos. baby, who have been lyer toa riends ani returned to ny TORONTO: on Saturday. days after hi oan first waking seals fan id Mrs. George Berkner and and Mrs. George J. Kitchener an T points east on Mrs. Sune Irving a ee Irving and Mr are visiting at Mr. oH “bowling esque. has. been formes with Wellesley, Platteville “and ‘Ne 1 - Tavistock was also in, but dropped ow ent, BS -, Charles MeMane, of engagement of , to Mr. Her- oa re sretubeal in Calgary on Wednesday. They will spent Detroit oa itieses Wie arid Sie Hartmier lett Burlington Gaze Joseph Boehmer, proprietor of th hesea Hota) Listowel, was 5.00 and costs by Magistrate Terhune house on June 16 which Boehmer was previously fined $100 and costs. His barten Arnold, as a result of the r: R imspector wi sty soul - eae Oe avist goods _The following is act a sirens received oF gig Ford _deaters —In crease in we ae ourselves at this posi lic au our will be no ‘price reduction on ce 1917, but we ere ster that One in this dist t happened on ternoon i en @riving an automobile deliber ately shot a ser SAS belonging to Mr. jocklyn. * Just on Friday af- table ‘showing this orm I Lae lowing Ww: : Roste ‘Schmidt, oh Bean, » 8 jes Hi Fa a and of was. sen fr ‘the Sie examination and ei ae following six were successful in pass- Nora Barr, Lloyd of: ford, spent Sunday with ri nds Th ed to Toronto on Saturday after spend: | 2 of McBride and |! Y | visit Delilah Atkin, pupil of Miss d pal Daniel McLaren, rewiiahin “Se rk.— tte. »{ fine ler, Wm was also fined $50. and costs at se be no increase on or es of the fea trieks on record | # ear curity. 2 | the da: Bees Be doz. at Loth's} 34ce doz. at Eng . Cilldren's Mtddies See a ageland’s Leave your laundry eir's Res- taurait, Mens and Boys’ Buits Of sale at Engelai Miss ‘Mabel Jacobs is siending a week in Hampstead, Mr. W. s bobs appoint. |G a ats das solicitor th Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Forbeck, “ot friends he ae and Me. and Mrs eorge Opper peat “Monday with Mr, of Stratford, will rearet tear that ecarious im ‘oft work: for Dwing to other, business Paces otos-| ing early, hardv ane state “at ce éday at sean 3 ening, — are Streicher, Mr, and Schmehl, of ‘Wellesley, and few SOadee epee ha, of Sebringyille who ee Fi; been training with ¢ yi ‘oronto on ues pvoningctel fiona 3 height of 1,000 feet and suffered eae injuries: arms and both besides dustaliing cone hicago for British y Mr. Joseph chinage of the late Dr, “peliaboeee pr oteMileet known to our middle . BieDowell was home from slivertan’ over Mutsy Mina Mahal piles has lett on an extended trip turning about September first.— wel Bane! Pouaoeeil wanditytass at the “June caamination of the London (England) (pianoforte), ‘i aabsth ‘MeCal- 'rost, ae See ee Dr. % aa examiner Tr. 5k ae L.1.G.C. M.; Represent a- x ‘ined } “Huron County | tion engaged Ty: the week, we to give a week's notice when dest Ww 2 eae and | Vio Li i and Mrs, Philip Dahms, ngpr. Welles- e “The friends of ‘Mr. Wm, Livingstone | C . George J. a and ga Entrance Results MiLVERTON CENTRE Hone hee Be bag Bila avina Semple, Fred Gropp, Frances Golight- ly, Aletha Capling, Beatrice ©. Coo Mary McDonnell LISTOWEL CENTRE Honors—Lottie Hammond, Bertha Reynolds, Clinton Honeyford, Carman Millyard, Annie “Belden, -" Delbert James are Jennie Soe PTE. LLOYD SMITH Son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Si Elma, who went overseas 110th “battalion, recently Serre wounded in Fra: MeDowel i MITCHELL CENTRE Honors—Ruby Park, Alice Palmer. Lorne Palmer, Madge Crewther, Claire bane Ruth Hills. ie Avery, Hat- ic Murray, Leona Sens Be Barthel, ‘Dorothy Cam- Giadys Cook, Martin Higenell, Gordon acards Hestor Longeway, Florence Wiley CROSSHILL CENTRE Honors—Bertha Gazley, Glaister, Rae Tru ner, Dorothy Dingwall, Helen’ Forler Ella Freeborn. Gibson, Minetta ae ner, Lorraine Lehn fie Lishti- ohn: Neb, “Albert ich: ardson, Esther Schmehl, ee Tei ——._—— 12th of July Celebration 5,000 eavple At at Stratford _Robwithstanaing the downpour © but little preparation had charge at Stra ‘tford. ‘No angemen who h celebration ‘and W.#H John Dunbar, aes St. Marys, Rev. Lowe, of Lu: ~<--4--- doe Kress | Arrested as a has been known for as been frequent- me. 0 Mr. James Smith’ a0 will be tried for, desertion. end of Seiool ten them “during an the summer vacation, endeavor’ to ‘pos t lieek mare Teminerative positions else where. _ Better Than a a Mortgage eGovernment fs Canada has d for thi eneouragement fice and certificates “a yield you : ; ‘Govern: all the resources for se- ‘our money will be paid yo y it falls ts al es mittee, | dita cae Annual Meeting of Bible "Society The onal mmecting of the Milver. ton Branch o ie oper Oanads. 8 f s church am Toronto, repres delivered a! he close which “The election’ of officers 1 follows; Presiden ‘Rudolph ‘Miller Vice-Pres., Rev. R. Miller; Seereatrs J. G. Eales gina ae MacBeth itor, forrtce, i poe pea to exe fe com- Ww. B. Kines, W. Whitney, hh. ‘Preffer July eh By aie wand ira W almers, ssler Pwaison Albrecht, Ralph Bren- |™@ e 7 ainigne and will go solo inthe morn: qT esday morning an automobile + eantainine.” Oller Hartmier, 7 ish an taken back and awaiting court martial on Since then but little has been seen | not s pene stu udent j t he oe pe? | ti che oe I tae eos =] From Overseas Learning to Fly . Wm. Waddell has received the following ie from her son, Lieut. Waddcl! Tadeaster, Eng., June 18, 1917. Dear Mother,— don’t think I have w: Delborah'| ore tol evorn. Russell | Spe your under earriage is ‘h. again on Mother Hart the Sean! that is you pu v rs en you fly the eee level oe in “g you what s| will then practice facenlg AN be taking off and finally landing, wach is it of al our instructor. feels confident that yoa can control the machine he will have zou take ee oe an a cir- uO uu do everything ill teil 3 ae that you are se gol one lace T shut tt tarted lown bu he groun nd sq) the Feault that the buss ‘turned around nie Sean thea jeading to write is- |examination “e and from there to rhere I will an advanced eq eaaton ‘ings. |. Hoping to hear from you. s00n. P. © weeks i in| ea. ees le a “was woun ee nad news, that ‘the loss is keenly Pte. Fred Madaess i has Hen ferred ee a hos| al i Pt lette: who just landed closed and pe next eee Dr. ‘Martin, Mrs. tert and luring the ae “tamiily » de: fe om 1, 68° Reserve Squadron, bk ca t she ly with | vel ean to ‘finish here to- | vin {same lc ‘ross, who ene Bele - beter se Jaw. of the aciatlcally e ¥ corations vhich e. mee friends, assiste Connor, minister of of friends, rendering the Wedding Chorus from “Lohengrin” as the bride enter- the eho meal companied ae te piso se Mrs. They Dea. Malvilte: “ahd Oliver b Large, brothers of the "bride, as acted given in mar- any previous letters to you 1/4, % silk gown ple lace attended by ber of society, was the recipient of mi- andsome presents. The pearls, to the set with eae and pe: phe groomsm: a silver agantth a ‘After the wedding a reception was me you are told to “fec) |7Se Sik +e FAULKNER—BEGGS On Wednesday, July Lith, the home i ughter, Viola et Harold Faulkner, of e parlor Jeaning-on te arm - her ta father, thing of Men- wedding ainne. fe to t. ri ar} e bride's traveling suit itch, The young tot will be at dare 5 their many friends after July 24th. ee ratulat ae room's fav fe hood in one university. sho ache 7 pealed to, and the students sot another (theologies) univer J, nd patriotic. spirit d didnot Xist, be- see 5 . ean have sal pazine foe Ae this ad Apply at Sun ne fice. 4 adhere pre abrares onto ie ae : jigned, a yearling Serre may ne 8 ing expenses. John Wit Gon, 4