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TheMityerton Sun PUBLISHED EVERY Togttanesad MORNING The Su un Printing om RATES 1X monthe, 50 cent iM Mt neti ee peace Ont sitter ‘Subscrit ble to waih Soper yest a6 1| few years ago everybody liked them THESUNDAY SCHOGL LESSON INTERNATIONAL LESSON, AUGUST 16. Lesson VIE. The Wicked Husband- men, Matt. 21. 33-46. Golden Text, Matt. 21. 42. se 33. other Us enelins addition to the: era of the tw sons, recorded in the verses just preceding the lesson passage, the Fashion Hints Wide bands of = ese oF ed on ruffles in the same. Merry Widow Styles.—When the Merry Widow styles were here @ gsr tah a tihteerertene| mich is something, tet cannot |abrupt form of introducing. thiol way or dhe Memoat tn Butoph Yol Lin Hoar etree wilh. Har. Hlon will be charged for all transient adver. |'be said about the styles of to-day.|parable betrays emo! Has Livldgin'a Foreiea- Seecataye That pleased Auntie» Cinnamon’s taemen: ecine directions | 5° 40Y. suggestion that Merry Wid-|knew that he had FS ‘offended gi ‘otaky. twins go auch that they told Little iiiirecers veka Sharged ae- |W styles are returning is weleome.| these. members of the uh) | Sir Edward Grey, Britain's sec-| Bear one story after another, just The Motsy’ Widow int is reolly ero |and shows in this parable that /hs ligtary for “Boreige Affairis’ and| tease hie Yok irlemened: Tob tee [Oe tlie NBM fe contact agveqteements ssurt | again—a bag cartwhee) hat in black wutce Unaware of the: consequences probably: next: Liberal. Premisr, is| joke was on them, beonise) while velvet, with almost no trimming to| which Isiah geek to-day one of the paaeidiag fig-| they were trying to scare Little RNC a No eris detract from its simple but pees Re pole ae this parable, }ures in Europe,’ on accoun the| Bear, they had frightened them- Publisher and Proprieto, | ing shape. ; ike ie: Sarai f the sower, the|part that he played in the Bate selves so badly that they jumped —$—$_—__—__—|_ Chiffon for be pvp details of the ftary can be easily | Austrian-Servian affair, and his every time the friendly owl spoke B ff d flowers are much used on 3 and Hes dalek Hous, ae $ffort s to maintain the peace of|in the forest. * to catel rapery ie Des r or owner of the vineyard is sate pe. Ot eee Little Bear strais way BusinessCar s Small chiffon fruits, too, are used: oa ne DR.M.C.TINDALE, EDis: \ecessor to Dr, Leder! Hoxon Geanvate ToRonto cnrvnnaree 8 fd Bridge Work Office: Over Metropolitan ‘Bank, Milverton Many of them are made of vineyard—The Jewish péople, F. PARKER, M.D, DRS. PARKER & TYE CEFICE: PUBLIC DRUG STORE, ALYERTON Houre--20 to 12 o'clock a, o'clock p. m., and 7 to 8 o’ck e DR.A.F. McKENZIE, M.D. Physician and Surgeon MONKTON, ONTARIO DR.F.ARTHUR PARKER Onteopathic Physician (Ot Str P. 1. TYR, M.D. ossible from 1 to ings. 8] al peers con! who, through ere ie bey ere ree away from Christ and thos piarenters hall suffer hurt, and become dis-| bled. _ But on whomsoever it shall fall, in iudament, i ee scatter him a: it is between those , because ft their evil aia wtlery reject ; 46, Eavesa. at the very plain relate to them, the pe priests’ harisees would have appre- rebated Jesus at once He for fear of being condemned by the multi- tude, who peikeven3 in him, ‘Young Folks Grandfather Grizzly. Little Bear's parents hi told him st Granaiather Grizzly, but Cinnamon’s twins told itis oe that Grand- father Grizzly talked lke shia SIR EDWARD GREY. Sir it is necessary to be, understand +] waists of white organdi to pie usually. made of rock and contained |ttaced the Greys of forthumber are attached men’s waistcoats © compartments, the upper one |!and have helped history white pique, with pockets at the for the grape and the lower to re. 52 years old. en Toi waistline and flat ee buttons, |ceive the wine when it had been are a novelty that deserve atten-| pressed from the grapes. The wine- tion. ess in this parable probably Velvet Summer Wear. — Velvet, ve taken a decided place in mid- ummer clothes. One phase of it in ae short black alvet coat, with- it sleeves or else with long ones worn with white lace gowns that e combina- means the altar of sacrifice. A tower—A place where the fruit could be stored and kept safely. this a t is supposed to refer to the tem Let it ue to husbandmen—Who o 5 a special Gepewe mineted aa’ oe tee ele eign eon for tian years, and is the commoner decorated with the: anita order of the Garter, honor for which Cold and Correct. He is English of the English, correct in pose and ent. in poise. sg cabs King haracter | he wind in Novem asked E t Bear many questions about Gentes Grizzly and hia layers of chiffon of various shades planted by God in the land of prom:| mind two things. He is an aristo-|folks, At last he said, “If 1. ever —red over aicnis for instance, and|ise. The details of this description | crat of aristocrats, and the greatest | meet a grizzly, up I go, up I go, to then silver blue over that. The re-|of the anerars as taken from the| living authority on fly-fishing. The] the top of the highest tree !’” sults are very interesting. song in Isa. rst explains why he is in patios, “No, anober ae eae shall not be Satin Pansies.—Satin and velvet| Set pie eae it—The land of |The second reveals the mpera-| a coward !”’ ans Father Bear, pansies in splendid purples and yel-|Israel_ was separated from other|ment of the man was also|‘‘If-you ever see a grizzly coming, lows, four times the natural size | countries a the mountains, the des-| once the amateur tennis champion even though it be Grandfather that grows in our gardens, are used/ert, and t or the hedge in|of England, There is no nobler] Gri himself, ou walk on and on 4 ey are also used in the | this Pirsnie may refer to the law|blood in Britain than his. He in- ‘i Saeieg of the bodice just above the) which prevented Jews from ming-|herited his title from his grand-| ‘‘Meet him ’ echoed Little Bear, * ling freely with other peoples. father, Sir George Grey. As far|in faint tone: ar Novelties. — Shirt- a winepress—This back as English hist can “Yes Son “Bens you meet him. Meet him face te face, and say, ‘Good morning, After that, 1 Little Bear did feel so happy as usual woods, dreaded the that he might see a gri not morn- good Good morning, sir, One vy soon afterward, Little Bear an asleep on # shelf of rock; was warm and eouE ree in Speciaity: Treatment ice ees and mi ve ruffled skints, paid the owner an an iehal rental. | is so strong and his record so clean| the sunshine. n.he awoke; he Gpupicse wretched ene pees tion of lace and velvet, always good, | Very often this rental was paid in|that no breath of seandal exn cling | saw below him b hige bat patient met ede henedted, Ifa wultation | jg especially ny ea ma these Cate kind, vary ee uns ay received t> him, None would he it. iy try wingto papers a Ranh hs 5 é nd gowns. Much velvet, plain|a part of the cro; lohody believes he lie, | from the back of his neck; the burs Grand Seatenl ett, Mlierton, Wesoentas | ® and daripad Haicindes yp Eato cintall “Went ite ansitoe counitey—The | ners U eloacieelly a persobally. | were sticking vite. in his fur, apes, separate coats and eyen| vines would not bear fruit for two nas never sat for any but the Little easily have R. FORSTER, Eye, Ear, Hartel? in the shape of sweaters,|or three years, and during bin one constituency, and he ss Bente: sinned of tis fae "OE the rock ae i t only. we Surgeon! which are worn over gowns of white | time the digees pe could be left | sented it since he was 23 y softly away; instead, ivy, iat sprees a abetted 1 or white taffeta. Attractive|to cultivate and prune the vines, will probably santines as its oftacn! to help the stranger. anerie “Golden ‘Square and {capes of black velvet, lined with | After Israel was established in Pal. representative until he offers him-| think 1 can get those burs out of 6 Hospital, London, | white satin, short and full, are|estine God no longer spoke "2 them | self for election no ‘more, Sir Ed-| your coat,” 3 Waterloo 0 St. opposite in the pillar of fire and of cloud, |ward Grey hus’ guided Britain| Straightway the big bear turned ‘tratford, kites “Hi. B. MORPHY, K.C. Barrister, - Notary Publi Solicitor for Bank of Hamilton. ABER Ys MILVERTON, ATW. ices: Listowel, be Bi ton F. R. BLEWETT, KC. Solicitor for the Bank of Toronto Office «Gordon Block STRATFORD, Mot J, W. BARR, RR, A terinary Surgeon verto) uate of Ontario Veteri Treateall disoas ete animals. le, - Conveyancer ONTARIO so in a sense he left them; and the w Tunic is Cireular.—A new ; is, the | ink is circular, niadle of fine dark [3 and Pharisees—were the | blue s arrow panauener ten ube the care of incl aeiiny “The tun-| Israel was in foundation ‘of black sat A ther Pcie Batcatetactpeice one piece with a seas obedience to the law, God had the Peat beaancthly nrecthe ive, Wel ties’ to. exbeck ‘that Larsel, gould is bound at the bottom with an inch |develop into a holy nation. wide band of black satin. The no- is servants—The prophets, who | ticeable thing about the tunic is | Were preachers of righteousness and it is oreased drom waistline to|Who demanded of the people virtu-| ( ous lives BE or Ea Pere apie Rack Ria waryautéead be ous of the skirt|one, and killed another—The aeons to whom Jesus spoke this parable were familiar with the treatment the prophets had received, Ahab’s treatment of Elijah may be noted. ewish tradition re pean that hun carelessly over gowns of fine white ingerie. we’ wees bre: plain, circular rsailde!, Gain shay vashament thing ou che Aaa dar of dress, At any rate, they os n ioated Calls by tele} a coming possibi ley A circu it phone or otherwisepromptly attensied te | skise that hae alrea ady made its a aes Shearer eechonk =.) Sesletiess | pearance is made of white ta fe’ aati A . Sostatise. It is fitted at the hips and falls in in| forring a pe menPhet ea ny MILVERTON LODG wide ripples at the an Se NT agg ol Reon | AF. & AM, GRC, M Thin Fah iP thin fabrics 31. His son— The Messiah, the mete every Slondky Grening ov of | are now Gaus tat pleatings to tiatore nen every Monday evening i | promised Redee ory he used as the edgii Revereiive=-Haye ‘renpeet “oni mor ball ix J, a Weirton. ¥ Vining ret i me. ren always ico) R WM: ‘ooger, hie Ws Notice the patience of the owner. any messengers have been sent, but there might be a question about sirable finish to say thin frock. ol SI dark. tish fleet was out in the North Sea ; and through some anxious days { oe kdward Gr At the end of 1911 the Bri a siepatle et upward. “Then do 1 ped, ‘Jump down my y back, rar use your sharp ¢ ed ‘ewb, and be ) aaa Hee ite His but Little Bhar did not etic: the old. fellow for that. When | Bear jumped t <3 the burs ret av Little 0 the you, pan stranger, rising and jeans | huge body. ‘What | ancient family of | if you please,” was the prompt and | fearless ans | “Lam lowed to have met you,’ | remarked: the big bear, scratching | his ear ie his ‘hind paw. ‘Tell | your father and your mother that cain use to-your ancient facnity,, Pedal the ald to help you. Good day, cir ‘off he w ‘through the voted ene slip- slop,’ on his huge flat fee could, he “What did 1 tell you?’ inquired By Silver ‘Star hapes.-—Parasols Ar°l+heir authority, Perhaps the hus-+for. three days and ree nights ratte: Bear, when he had heard Letgy" No, So , Milvartos | made in bp de shape, by means bandmen had not deliberately. re-| without lights with torpedo| Little Bear’s story. i irovlh tts Friday night at} of three This fused him his rights. At least he| nets dropped and the decks cleared) Tl never be afraid of the griz- He ing etre lank of Ham | shape has been seen ‘a any of the | will make one more effort. Surely|for action, How. war with Ger-| lies again,’ angwered Little Bear, come, ny Bi id Lie’ fashionable seaside they will receive his son and bet anes as averted is as great .a|gayly hopping about. ¥, ee. ai i. dibingenign ik Handkerel ie ~— pretty) 39. They cast him forth out. of| mystery aa how war’ with Germany "Bub Auntie Cinnamon’s the | the vin was threatened. But it was the| still tremble at the thought of t eel ut Notary Public. W. D. WEIR, Wionver for the Coun Waterloo, Cor ouvoyaneer ‘i Martaagee de dra Vill rk, over the Metropolitan Bank, Wille ana site Grau ib atid sol tA tev choice ihe for igediate rerton. pl penpberttn Wve and, Beat | brenda Chas. Ritter, Beh 0) HOTEL, Milvert ton, Ont, ‘he best accommodation for Uveley rate thors vo Mo epareye Babice “oats Peeters oma wa THE TMES ee SAN OAS Berlin, imereia | Kqu t Hates po a ore day. Wm. nda Prop oe Ms ben Ate Affidavits made, wOttice in the W ir block this w GRAND “Gara AL HOTEL, Mil in organ vre | 2 bling. beads ig of ities and Tek commeria| ary seb | ead ges, whippe oréd cotton to match the frock, (Ee MAIMED FOR GAIN. Startling Charges are Mate Eadie Orphan Asylums in Europ. Some ek sachet respect- tral e nation had not yielded the fruits fal pemended of her and ‘I ha it to di the who came to mand her of the pur- pose of her existence. i 40. Jesus compels his hearers to Pronounce their own condemna- jon. Al. will ‘te those miserable hired out to beggar: salem was destroyed ee oe ie out to work for profit and f¢ ie i tatant Me prophecy of this doom was moral purposes, The abuses ot rae. fulfilled, marr Seattoy cae thy also mentioned, says Other husbandmen—Men of ndon ‘Tim diffe: mp, leaders in the new Frangement is directed ne ine | SPiritual fellowship of is follo wets. teulat again Ge ve r hese pss ake by Sister ) In the reriptures—The quota- Arendt to be just as great'in England, ee hich follows is from Psa. 118. information has been obtained from | 22,23, nel Fe oe oa ah in neon a ee The stone—That is, Christ. 1 SH eom) we in Te) ‘The builders—The Jewish nation. gard to the Suis ot baby farmini hey Mieutetnas f the ay cep tan i Gane head of the corner—The most ment case can be found. Mrs. Brat welt si PUBLIC NOTICE! MSS ENOR ARCO tas fllkinds of B fidin Material ch as ttc. Cider and Apple Butter of the | eat at made. Jacob V. Meyer, Manadar able extent. organized traffic of the kind described. e lon was diel m tl Srashty to oN fais and rejected, but later hildren ae or am und no fewer than 78 li be Se LINWOOD : fi Dealer in ..., Coal, Cement and Lime Motar Stain, Etc, ; Grain, Flour and Feed and Furniture Lee EE Set = , Above Goods Constantly Kept on Hand > | secede hoch " eae s an sianically, © pointed caval eoinetlinds appear in| that what vas 3 aid of Israel by: the e police courts, such as of a| prophets and psalmists referred es- ante whose eyes were pamoet by its| pecially to the Messiah, who was mother in order to awaken public| thought of as in a peculiar. sense sympathy for begging Phe pres but/ the representative ott his nation. te ig an extremely rai 43. je ol W) err honors and Beltalsies, shall be ae Consulted the Wrong Man. ea away from you—E was at a reception, and the] ¢ lady, who had ‘been reading up on| hath not-shall be taken suey, avin health at ture, mistoo awyer | that which he seemeth to nos tor his brother, the doc-} ghall be given to a ede ring: | ing forth the fruits thereof—There "Ip it bet tter,’’ she asked confi-lis hope that another nation will a “to lie on the right side Broo more w or left? Oreny.- that falleth on this stone ‘‘Madam,’’ replied the lawyer, “ { Tt het use them, a 44, a if | He = 10 stumbles or is offen da d ato ove is on ie pee a iit often i isn "tb ppecieps at a at the humiliation of Chri ae 3} cr veienets day tell what may. com have watched en take wings ean. 28, gave. him cethoo ; Boclaty for the Preventien ae nation, which during the captivity i ing Edwar of State for Foreign Affaii do} gram that L aay Grey had met with ri accident, and to return at once. ae broken “ eee ig a and a black tie, incident of its Sort since Grey has kept the Aerts of the days past and striven to days to come, e| with Germany seem happier p peace for and a rations But who can fore ome! War is in silence and darkness. A Great Personal Sorrow. Yet of all men he has known the than ever, tragedy a @ great personal sor- row—a gor eth the redebis of pain suppress- ‘ow that has marked him and given to yes a; depth si apa ne that only men who the Geen of 1] r the year that Tae nAEy his re in, “pie Jife, a mere lad of his n- start at end of the constituency and he He ss other, #0 that there should) a was as ponies with the Lieugenst always was she Then came the great day when him Secretary few weeks Inter Speen ene n on-affairs, he received a tele A special train rushed through the night, but he found her with her skull broken; there had been a oe riage ace lent in his own park ai Pallod 7 Temained for him sua work ver He gave it to do Te ideas: and Sand has continued to spen: is week-ends alone in a little cot- eon the side of the Thames with man servant to look after him. He has neyer since’ varied in his ress, just a black morning coat born uy jace in private} ja life, when he married the center of a neighboring equire, Miss Do thy Wi Hee le i She ¢ ered id political life and t i erabaae ‘s life. At s of on eleétion she would ing Grandfather G \ no’ ——eo GERMANY'S WAR MACHINE, my Next Y! Kal ou William aa hay tated pact military aan state, and alth oe 4000, 000 me e world may fiat ite my organization scheme had not been in operation a little longer, dopice nif bear nt se oes had been: eta sha ae Won" t Work, Mrs. “And, you think your vile ars seals Aha ba M Besonhurt ebody does, ‘and I suspect, fomme “Well, there’s a way you can tell.”” “How?” yey ‘the thumb prints. “Oh, no, tant, When Tommie -| Bets through with a pie there are- n’t any thumb print ts.” Worth Trying. “What can Tuse to clean car- pets!’ asked a correspondent who signed herself, rather Ker icunid “Young Bride “Have you tried pet r young ae | band?’ ‘ene the ‘THE COMMA aft ='s ae if in they made it sound like the Fons oy the average man was in des] Little Bear ran home as ‘fast as e Kaiser bed Have” Had me Larger sel “Thou shalt not kill, thou’ shalt not steal, thou shalt not covet; and if there ‘be wy other commandment, pin this word, name- ; therefore is the RRneay oe the law.’’—Romans 9,1 Here do we have Paul’s statement, great truth which etal the New Testament like one thread through a varied fab. es sbi the fulfillment of is i es had laid sovn the moral ly ro Israel in the te: commandments. These original ss cepts were dittle by little extended paces centuries of sneculation by Jewish priests an on they became so complicated a f avoiding even a fraction of tia offences there defined. If one were a live a blameless life he must end Pipa half of his time in sindying the law, so that he might know its detailed requirements, and the Gihee half of his time in ing his every movement, so that h might not infringe on these quirements by A Single ea Act! But now was all ¢) ngle away bby the dtclaration ‘ot the Na zarene, indorsed by Paul and John and other leaders, fe all the in- numerable rules and regulations of | » Judaism could be summed up in the all. inclusive parma ragevel of love. “Thou shalt love thy neighbor as ere *—this was all that anybody need ever know or orectids if he would live ti The fueaapenn of this simplificn-|1 Hise ps rality is evident, Every one of the Rae “commnndtvens of Israel whether ie orig- inal ten o} amplifications of these ten is a for- mulation against certain enerowch- ments of one man upon the rights and privileges of another. Adul- oe are acts which bring injury upon until | Own sae Any Person But Themselyes, _ If they loved even one human bei swept. 0 tery, theft, murder, falsehood—all | a Haynes Holmes the hu aman are directed, able things DMENT OF LOVE |The Moral Law of Israel Laid Down ‘by Moses Briefly Summed bg nyt ae othe lest some one sie ee ety 8 oursd But why should anybody want aly do any nid at defined w: many | things which id eee ide and proud! demand that their gratified even rest of humanity is consumed by the process; because aon tte and powerful. For no th nces is possible where personal affection or sympathy is een sirds as light dispels the darkness . or destroys them as n who ‘se - ; ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN ; Women’s feet are growing HE 0m Prussia has a woman master watch maker, British bates employ over 200, 000 wom Great Britaln has 70 Woman. paper hangers ind four brickla: Over 5,000 women received instruc: fon in German universities last year, The rage Ss Carne yy Wo- men throughout Great Britain is $1.75 week. workers bette must sew on a care in GH ta 384 NG i state has 41, 083 woman teachers in its elementary and secon- dary Schools. Nearly 200,000 women and children are employed in the cotton mills in Bea) ited States. in jam, confectionary and tin box tac Tare oe Great O- 100,000 “the first female aeronaut wi Mme. Tibe, who made an ascens| in a balloon at Lyons, France, in 1 nay re ve ecpiete girls wives an 202, aa dale, the are of six who are marr! Gn the ground bir Ey Bally be unable to handle ‘Ons, n are refus te Gites to “Oper. ate taxicabs Saint dings of ¢ | phla has to sell all or part of ‘her beautiful pity to. tart w:tund for home for on e Duches: i Matiborouxts form- erly Consuelo "Vander ‘bilt, that, the on! fect economic re- forms is to cata blish home hotels for working gir! ow reals les is Sonnigeriog, the advisapbilit moving the sex dis: ability sed muprenantalis Institutions, including parliament and municipal council: A aie If it be ua for. id Lady Sackville special i in avtiatte vamp re Forgot ‘i Details, “What's the matter now !’” “My wife told pes to be sure and powd bring home som: ler.’ ue ll, you haven't fongotten,’’ tooth, taleum, y ios but was F) baking, insect or is Wild Lite. “Hello, old man! Have, any luck shooting ?”” ‘% Mould say Tdid! 1 shot sev. enteen ducks in one day.’’ “Were they wild (” ell—no—not abies but the farmer was.’ A Conditioned Ceremony. “George, I will poe to obey on one condition.” “What is that, my ‘deat ‘That befor place you will promise me never to comman, Not Legal Tender. Grateful Patient—Dootor, i owe my. ut Hf ou. all ehh sir; but med a oa iL ‘ata take it in payr ser’ en in! See Britain Somen less ean | 98 fon ad 8. m bill before the kat ecigeay aiet i omes A ot i is one |of heat apoplexy cian. HEALTH ‘This is ofte ‘time upon or ‘badly protected head. also occur during a prolon Heat sbi and Sunstroke, ™ ged he wave, when the patient KE. not been exposed to the direct sunligh’ the Arde patient’s head is application. Bex ied apopl cseaibgly fi atl distre! nts bre and loud, owing to the ~| presence ae mucus in the The pater ‘tives of heat aj care ne my an, 10 dowbt owin, the head, elas the neok, is adequately tected from the dire Women suffer | leq) ea ot Ne iF See 0 ig to hair and ‘hats, while bea child ren the cases are very fre Babee to their carelesaneas | 3 mus of th Fresh Air, ye pre’ jown.—A Never do we hear of a air and the life-infusing sunshi Invariably centenarians revel nd th r and sun, and have done so ail pnalatiodt: love of tihe tly a of Nature aien the body magi me biohiies is The hings wel supplied with tised with sunshi i Raph re active ea condition bon own’ is quickly repaired, w: ict considerably edminshel tl generated are read ‘e the ceremony takes | ithror ie i ‘now an ce ae we feel the atmosphere i close and sultry, ‘but as See the bread a