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MONKTON BRIEFS . Morrison and Pte. A. of Mr. the public schoo) anit ASA m has ¢ of the Fergusso} ‘riends here, Princoas Pats Major warded the military aoe and a a ro, - against Auto-intoxication because DANGER LURKS IN EVERY ONE OF US We Are As Full of Deadly Poisons As A Germ Laboratory. AUTO- INTOXICATION OR SELF- POISONING . “FRUIT-A-TIVES” Absolutely Pre- vents This Dangerous Condition. he chief cause of poor health is is allowed to remain there, generating poisons which are absorbed by the blood. In other words, a person who is habitually constipated, is poisoning himself. We know now that Auto- intoxication, due to non-action of the Dowels, is directly responsible for serious Kidney and Bibs Dees ae that it upsets the Bioeasiac tion, Loss of Appeti ae Sleeplessness; that chronic eo atism, Gout, Pain In The Back, are relieved as soonas the bowels become reg that Pimples, Rashes, Rosas wid tther atin Affections disappear when “Fruit-a-tives” are _ if. you this wonderful fruit medicine acts directly on all the eliminating organs. 50e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 250. At all dealers or sent on receipt of priceby Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. u hole and was unable to get ake Tt mises. of wnod striking him on the F ikle, Baditints Gea aOr saree SS "Mr. Jack Bettger is suffering from parish Bridget’s, gather. |" Attack 9 oe. addon Bere e, d rskine’s hall Monkton and |, 28e¥-; N- np Ok; BEL TEKOn Father Thos. Mc- ying visit to Monkton Monday. Wateh for Gill’s reduction sale of and a purse of gol Wa goods from Tuesday, April 15th, to Bars Spend ‘reply vas made by Pussdays ieee Eating, of. Atwood, Rey. Fr. McCart who told some of rskine, of Atwoo his experiences ov: tiv Mrs. John be ad ‘and baby spent Friday at Milvert Mr, Richard Ro ead te nak present teint eng at hoe home st wher daughter Healey, ifr ctiaiongey werd ices under the auspices of the Woman's Miss- jonary Boe i held in the |’ Methodist church, Sunday, March 30. rs. (Rev.) Sutcliffe, of Agwoed will, speak at 10 o'clock. ecial ¥ ladies’ quartette and others. Everybo dy welcome. Hobbs, of Welland, peasant visiting er her home hi fe are sorry to report that “Miss Vera Ronnenberg is not improving as fast wish my at \d Mrs. George Woodcock at- tended the fangral of the latter’s un- cle, the late John Atkin at Milver- ton on Mi nc Misse: Smith spent a few days in Stratford and Milve en, of Pakenham, has bee transferred fo the Sterling Bank here as teller. . Morrison has left for Toronto, mike Tend “at Nebrin G. Wurdell vaeue, a By cave last week with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. ge were a apace th on Tue: rs. Dal eae ae McEwen Ane Monday m7 ‘Milver? en Wilson are pleased to report that Mr. 0 move 3 = rd Bettger is laid w a sprained ankle thr through a wooden platform and a KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT EFILEPSY. itis not wise to take is bi the 10. 5 Friday. ares Mareh 38 as her many friends would] 4, s Eva Davidson and Candace | Armstrong spent the |@ h Allan MeLaughlin. Mrs. Maso! oe a Mr. and Mrs. * O’Bri was in the village on Monday on busi- ness. ill will have City Dairy ice cream n Saturday night, March 29th. Call V3 and try a dish—the first of the r. beigede is spending "8 nee, with pic cisterns Charles Pare maple syrup 16 oz. bottle for hyo on h. A larg attendance is r Tolman was in Stratford Spnanteed attention ve ing her who had undergone a very success I operation for ‘appendicitis in the hospital thei Mr, Wilbert Huston has moved to the farm on concession, which he ree fat rpticehnbed from Mr. week, and port Lae, ipped a3 Position is said to be the life of trade and conimere Mr, Hugh “Richmond has sold his farm in Grey . James Me- Donald. Mrs. J. H. Thompson, of Grimsby, has returned to Elma, where she. will visit friends for a migar makers are Mek these land. (baker) is moving back to Monkton again: an Will talie charge of the bakery for this sum Houze Bros. shipped a carload of high bred stock from Atwood to ronne one day last weel Mr, ©. Newstead, of the 12h tine of Elma, is away on a TRALEE (By regular correspondent.) Mrs. Harold Ni spent the weekend ih Mr. and Mrs n_ Carey and daveb ters, are at present Geo. Carey. irs. Evelyn aunt "Scheie, race few ays with her brother eaten Denite dt, of Lebanon, called ‘on friends here prior to leav- ing e West. THE RIGHT LEVERAGE CHRSPRATHIC NATUS Y OF RESTORING NORMAL CONDITIONS? SOR a KILBOURNE OPRACTOR Grea Central Hotel. ees Office at ihe Eve human system means a spine es Mr. @ rt. Miss. Mary Hanley spent a couple of days recently with relatives at Niagara (By one correspondent.) Mr. John F. Scott purchased a span of matched horses one day last week ~A few n here took in Mr. 8. J. Miller’s au ion sale on Thursday and Mr McKay's sale on Monday pert also M ‘oore’s pe: on Tuesday. number from here attended the on ‘riday ev- t . Blanche auction March 27th. Honor spent Sunday sale on Thursday, Lavina near Me George Basler spent Sunday at Mr, M. Sco Making Tiapteuyrin'id Chainrdex at Mrs. Chas. Linseman spent Jon derwent an operation for appendicitis at St. Joseph's hospital, Guelph, on Tues- day. * ENALLAN made a busines! ep e Fei dstane fiat Mond: a Ri at moved to th Glen, uping ie the pyuae Seently vacated iy x r auf. umber of the farmers in this commanity are. busy making maple Office Consultation and examination’ Free. Heise cleaning is in full swing in the burg. Pursuant ests of the liam Malloy ai ast few is at presen ing “Er sister on genus good run of DIRECTORS’ MEETING Kei Toth, 1509, at “the. patel ome Henry visited Stratford friends re- nthony Weiss returned home aa ‘Thursday ‘after having w weeks Ww: veiity of Greenock and. Walkerton, 6th ue ELMA Monday 1 morni numbered nearl; ari Hon line is visiting in Pte. mes Battalion arrived wsday evenin: A fe dance at Robt. ew have to -eoparnmictt the dir-{ The Following Specials Our Opening Days Were a Grand Success—Come With the Crowds! Hold Good Until Monday, March 31st and place—J, R. HAMMOND, Secy. fe. 5 Ibs. Purity Rolled Oatmeal for... . Peanuts! per lh.. 5-5-0 ase Pore eae eh Se Belee cane for" New Ginghams, worth 35¢ and 40c a yard, for 24¢ f £ late Th » Keg. : eu edwatrras ae Pro ees eee Thc Policy Cakes, x67 25e, f may a New Wrapperettes, worth 30c a yard, for... .. .20e Thursday evening, following a para-| 2 Ibs. Green Tea eae reg. 706 New Mercerized Voiles, neers 75c a yard ina Ivtie stroke, took: place from the resi- Sths, Baking Soda for <=. f shades SSE Ge Seeniny aitiine ekinbore tor 3 Extracts, 2 any flavor but vanilla, for. New Prints per yard. fupieinen tc: Bie tote. neighbors act-| fj Dried Apples per Ib........ New Curtain Muslin, fioral design, at. . Dri Messrs. 2 ‘ied Apples per Ib Toba 2 cans Corn ‘obacco, any kind, for. ‘01 . Black Dress Silk, yard wide, very finest quality regular price $2.25 yard, on sale at... . $1.75 Vera ‘ith relatives in the Ehgoetz, of Mich,, are visiting re- ali rr, of the U.S, a i oraitine tienda eile Comfort Soap Special Ladies’ Shoe Special Sizes to 414, regular $3.50, $4 and $4.50. Last Chance—to clear at $1.95 per Pair (Large size.) 3 bars for 22c (Not more than 6 bars to a customer.) cid is at present. visit- Tr, eee George Seo jock of wild the neighborhood. ie, formerly of our el. Cleland, of the 49th home from France mm our line attended the ymer's, Britto tappe report a maple sap. A. H. TERRILL, - Linwood We are Paying 48c for Butter and 40c for Eggs HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE. “THE BUSY CORNER STORE” LICENSE NO. 8 a eee WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO YOUR SPRING FOOTWEAR NEEDS The Robins are on the all the new Easter and Spring Footwear is ready, You may select Shoes Pumps or Oxfords, you certain that any style yo are always assured of a full measure of economy at Knechtel’s, Stratford, Perth County's greatest store for the entire family. lawn. The Pussy-willow has burst its buds, and need not pay a ‘fancy price,’ but you may be u select will have the stamp of distinction. You shoe buying centre, and a real money-saving shoe ué YOU WILL BE REPAID BY SHOPPING HERE Don’t Fail to Grasp This Opportunity. of Saving Some Money on These Popular Styles. Ladies’ nifty, pees Black ie Oxfo: heels—a real barg: These Shoes are Neither Expensive nor Cheap---Just What Nine out of Ten Well Dressed Men Want Men's Gunmetal, patent and kid Shoes, values to Ms 00. Special clearance $2.48 Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes Boys’ White Elk School Shoes, the kind S14 wear, $4.50 quality, for $3." Boys’ Nifty Dark Pel oe el 3s ge a rubber heels, receding to rds, ens $5. Boe good sirong). Bongo or Dress ea at jadies’ rer Kid Shoes, hi cut Louis rer lasi L while they last .....sseeeeeseeeeee Def DAM ae ceed Sis cree sie <5 4 esa es n’s Gunmetal Shoes, round toes Blucher ut, exallte tee shop or street, Very psecial. . Ladies’ beautiful new Cherry red hi military heels, $6.00 value, specially priced. . $5.00 Men’s Gunmetal Shoes, hg toes, Blngher i Goodyear welt—an excellent boot....... + $5. lace Shoes, Mis cbacrau Ne Ves s dark brown Shoes, plain toe, semi-recede Ladies’ Mahogany et lace Shoes, Neolin ue and rubber heels—go Acme ete oad rubber heels—can’t be bea ae oF $6, Misses’ Tan Calf Button Shoes style and w Ladies’ Battleship gray kid hi lace kind you’d pay $10.00 for, special Men’ 's Brown SHIGE, Blucher cut—a real a Oe. boot for boar oH oon School \oaticeasts good st oi Shoes, Ha $7.00 _ at per pi Ladies’ brown kid, Louis and milita1 beautiful dark brown shade. Specially priced $6.50 Child’s Patent Leather Button Shoes—very dressy-—80 at $2.50 vy divele—a. Men's Dark Brown English last Boots, ee sole and rubber heels. Go at Ladies’ eas blacks hi cut Shoes, wae uae regular $9.00, A full line of Hurlbut welt Shoes; also, Infants’ Men’s Tan Gr: W aii Shi ¥ Pussy-foot Shoes in all elathers, always in stock. peut er—the srg pay $5.00 forgo at. dies’ ane Champagne a Shoes, Lai hi cut. Special .....-..0eeseeeeeees Men’s Plain Toe Work bi in heavy By leather, for $2. Louis oe ++ $10. Trunks, Suit Cases and-Club Bags Men's Prospector Boots, Rubee Boots, i, Leather Ladies’ fine kid, hi lace SID gat tary heels—a real money saver Boots, Leather eggings, ete.,.a large assortment. 22 fad ret Men’s Leather Mitts and Gloves 65c¢ to $1.50 arry a full assortment in by department, is and Milt + $6. You can save money by buying her Special Sale of Ladies’ Pumps Sizes up to 4 in kid gunmetal and patent These ware bought ‘from a : cate -tpdant who was anxious to Consult our Foot ash and get comfort from your Corn, Cal- ~ clear them we took advan- loused, Broken Down, Wear xaminations strietly private and an tage of ee opportunity magia you Ee ett] Per pa KNECHTEL & CO. Stratford The Pleasure of Real Foot Comfort is Assured by Dr. Scholl’s Foot Comfort Appliances. and Oxfords Come in at oe earliest convenience. without charge. e bene= THE SHOE STORE: THAT SAVES YOU MONEY