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MILVERTON, ONT., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1921 PREPARE EARLY Jovial Christmas Tide BY PURCHASING QUALITY FRUITS AND NUTS FOR YOUR NEW MANCHURIAN CHERRIES ‘And Choice Peels for your cakes and puddings We guarantee you quality goods at best prices. t week we will be showing a complete assortment, of all ds. “Yours for Honest Trading and Lower Prices” WEBER & BETTGER W.S. MERRYFIELD’S Confectionery Store in the Old Stand We.Handle Ice Cream Bricks penges and Heaters mone end Heaters, and it will pay you i to eg them over Tre ‘Furnaces and Goai Remember we install Furnaces of all kinds. il th MeLlaughlin Cars See the Master Four McLaughlin and Master Six McLaughlin esi v M. £. BETTGER & CO. cs SUGGESTIONS he wake Solve the Problem--“What to ae ce, Table Mats—White linen with crochet, edgt ee linen. Debecee esa oeaee Dress hand H dk iefs — ti sandhereiee With i@abroid-son Ane A beautiful preg all aiatde for hair ALL BARS AT 1-3 OFF REGULAR PRICE “b ZIMMERMAN, Milverton Items of Local Interest. en days more shopping be- ne ‘Christm Born n Mrs. J. we ce ret. to ig Pe “eonfine d a her room through illness. Miss Dune, of Monkton, spent a few days last week as the guest of Mrs. W. C. Honderich. Miss Delilah Atkin underwent an operation. on Tuesday pretnens for the remév: at of her tonsil: » Lashmar, of arpfoie: is at ware -cusiting ae ee home of Mr. David Kerr, Morn rs. John Ranlent tt “has “sold her house to Mrs. Robert Henry, who will take possession about. February. essrs. Samuel Petrie ode Shearer are at Stratford this week attending the December session of cil. ie Ladies’ Aid of Burns Church held their bazaar on Saturday after- noon in the public bray A little} & over $100 was realiz : Hees gives notice) HON, W. L. MACKENZIE nes that there is morning service and an| Who will likely be ci ed pon by the eras at address as well as Sunday School ev- ~Ganefal e1y Sunday, morning in the ae Chueh 8 at 11 a. of Guelph, spent a few dav wiht their Try our home-m: ol ffy—cand; iy sister, Mrs. W. K. Loth, before tak-' walking ees Seetedins pare ing their “departure re tigi 8,| Owing to lack of space We are hol- e vr. | ding some news over till net ge r. Reg. Merriam, of Chatsworth,| Leave your order for who is demonstrating the new Magna: will have a car next ele: orale vox purchased by the Milverton & Son. Amusement Company, i staying with | A large number from Milverton Carbert. lare aly ‘attending! the Guelph Win- Glover honey, for sale at ou . made horel Bele. SBalery. ‘Fresh cider for ath a ae a qt. at Mohr’s. hundred His Master’s Voice ele es Christmas. Come in tl em. Finnan Haddie 25¢ per lb., Labra- dor Herring Ibe je per 1b., Digby Her- ys' ters ap Jars 65c. | as child’s see knives and forks, te, ting 0c, per greatest seaman’ 10 cents, children verton Public Those marked with an asterisk were absent from one or more examina- ca} 8. tion Room I Entrance Clase Exectont—Neti| cBeth. Good: Ma F) Margaret Struthers; ae Carbert, Carl Schmidt, Hillis thur Schneider, Myrtle ari icDowell spark from the chimney ot ‘ter Fair, prine el r, Adam pone house bi _ The Masaues, of ‘Ottawa by Dom- | er, Florence Roe. a hole about four feet square in ane, is a book dealing with the Pali *Ross Cl it was discovered and | ticians, that is ee ving a run at extinguished on Monday afternoon. | public’ libran Re _ new _ shipmen' hrists Aa | oo Zoungest son of Mr. greeting cards has just arrived at , underwent an oe Sun office this wi ade in| Sretion n ane and is doing as |this line has been very brisk ‘this | well as can be expected. season. eason. Call early and see the nef!” Invest your Victory Bo y Bond interest eee {by p basin by purel John Jack, formerly of New-' the post office. ‘The interest yield | ¢ White held’s ‘inusical © Gian plenarmen day afternoon at which a number of | Dec. s. thi her pupils performed, all acquitting meeting before th w Year a large themselves well, reflecting. great cre- dnics a recened : dit on their teacl Mr. John Weir, tax collector for lat nd Mrs. 'D. McKellar, who the south half_of Mornington, wil sve ing friends in Milver-| be at Poole on Friday afternoon, Dec and vi Teft on otaudae for! 941 odation 0 those RVonton eee tues sah spend a few | des 5 iting friends before returning | Carre, ta, s again wrapped he salt. ined Teantledit gee wna ttle and Mrs, J. W. Ste wart and tans would make Fentendia pleriial and alcolm Macbeth i it remains we qwill have that d ed to Moorefield on Fr alt-thil ‘a“white Christ wart has purchased the 1 - Wilson sues nd will cater rs : ‘of ite Mu f thd oe Johr ne ndition ead 1¢ will make good bu and it) “According to. Ri in before | turns Me Institute Ethe Children EONS jam, es un Mil eete on gladly receive Me their regular m e itees on or ieee "Deel Dec. 14th, 2 “ith. All taembe are reques be: present as ay el- y is among the SHOT of ticers wil o an Sid and ‘a Royal Searlet pact willbe held Limited, being Becoming effecti on December fo the Bankrupt: | 1et there was acrelaction ty parlor, setae Se at Montreal on pullman and sleeping car rate ec. The property | Canadian railways of approxima nly old by. sealed tender. 20 pet cent. A reduction of 10 hetweenBamfield and | effectiv 2 hai It pays to advertise—The w: ident fe interruption fore, last Mr. Jas. W. Schmidt a nineteen years ago ti Be ed a pi sposed of n it wag cut by Ser-lit'a day or two after The Stn was mans as an act of hostility during _pubished he advertised “for sale Send disposed of it The Milverton Pastime Club op-| on Thu ened the euchre ao aise cies ball eh 1 Monday evening. There were 18 | i | tables and the evening was ver athe ducky prize-wi Jag Henilton and onday of capable-of & spec an hour un The address given by Mr. R. Seg: There | wort seci y of the Provin- VT a tepayers’ Assoc- side ing of the other municip: clation E ie ee een rth | ington Tt was Ue with pret Li foree and eloquence. ‘the rela Todo keen aeoeeene a White ve eae aetinte wl he held Wyandotte edekerelene the Gr von, Sat ray paix last week to Mr. Joseph Sibject~"Social Life Edu ton in -Rual. ‘Districts Be iseutaen es Alt lace of $5 | the contest, but for a - | sell claims he was the welcome. hs esa The policeman in charge of the ine hard to eee anywher developed will spon inwhich sixty Moplah prison: ers were suffocated on their w: Bellary from the inquiry commi a refused to heed _ the cries of the pris- on | ference ten Heenth “tor pullet and third for pen in Clem: Eee! t Brahmas i 2 was awarded third Mor pullatin Silneeiee peak aE Phage tach Peneiled. Hambut res. ibe turning out their portion of tl Alexander MacMillan D. D.,| total rateable capacity of 275, obo | secretary of, one core Liets that had | horsepower. lin charge the r: e Presby- The annual meeting a a South | | terian Book: o: Pras on who has | Perth. ances ional, Asso ion was | been punoites ed by ge students and con-| Monteith was again elected to the 3, occupied the pulpit 0: sideney. ‘Burns Chureh, morning and evening | was elected ave two vi uly, secretary-tr ating the, decided ‘that wnship be complete of the chot| i pared | Sunday School and congregation sembled in the Sunday School Toon able grening. service |as Wednes facMillan conducted a song ser- | obtain, lay Séhool room and (Keng will probably ponols fapaut half | the ghost the | of the seats in the house, with the | Ss . le % $ longest stretch of cable cent. in freight rates also pene Ze - the home ee Mrs. John Hoo: Mil | Hoff: Trth, t the General Aé-| held at Stratford on Satur aaotien {sembly to interpret Psalody andHy-| noon, Dec. 3rd, when elson ¢ ri eat elections took place ughout Canada on Tuesday and, | accordine to. predictions there will n the haa hae three consider- groups. From the returns such net, Poor —* Vera: Mi etta, Swint, *Charles West, {Enrolment 31, average attendance W. R. Burnett, Principal. Room II enior Third—Bxcellent — Pearl Schneider, Enos Bosh: ood—Jessie Sage, Billie Appel, Reggie Paddon, Gordon auee Fair—Kar] fabel Campbell, Mary Neum Poo a, Cigndon, ch Lorn The sale of far, farm stock sand ndscho, ment: Hi Ba Room Jil ae Third—Excellen e, Et aird 2 B, H, Osbome, Teacher. Primary Room mench, Grace Shee ‘Camp ote Hi, rew Schmidt, bss cile rr rd. G Schneuker, Robert Strohkirch, Rane Squires, George Hop Primer Waddell and “Dorothy dell Pleisehhauer, allington Attri Milverton School cei The following is the is tl sea 17 cents per pound at 8, yund—A bunch of keys—Apply at Sun Office. A See Bastendorft’s diamond rings; bee | they ares ‘thing of beauty and will | a dy, for a lifeti antata entitled “Sa anta’s ole bs ciety” will be given in the Metho- dist Church, Milverton, on. Wedn day evening, Dec. Tires at cost—“Nob by” and “Trac- tion” at $17.00, other tires reduced accordingly. These prices are aad ae Dec. 31st at Jacobs’ ae a ay. for thé children for Chxitanns, fuch sleighs, skates, mouth organ: your money for Ca pend S presents wisely. Buy an electri Whit plan ae Hoover vacuum sweepe washer on the installment “A same tert aL ate concert will be held t BS No Be oth ine Mornington, caiedag severing, Des. 16th, at 8 p.m. Come and enjoy a first-class On Friday, Dee. rogramme, Admission, adults 25c, be ce. il ironing 95¢ a dozen. irst ~ LaGe HAMILTON Sole Agent tor DL. STANDARD” SCRANTOI RATHERGIES Stewart, eMeDow ell, Heber d. L. Eedy, f MILVERTON, --- Ali Kinds of Candies, Nuts, Oranges, Ete. For the Christmas Trade 5-Ib. Box of Chocolates $2.25 Bring the Children to our store to see our Christmas Decorations Our Price: ged - Ahahiicte sce McMane. Absent wane ehauher GRR OEE 36, average attendance AY Kings! Ape jeoffrey McDowell, Mar Fair—-Maxion Hyde, zat ‘Kelterborn, Sook, Maurice Y ge. Enrolment 46, average attendance 3. He DR. J. P. RANKIN Member-elect| for, North Perth in Mn ays WHY? Peennnennnnnnnne The electrician turns on the button. The plumber turns on the valye. ‘The gardener turns on the faucet. The eee adjusts the vertebrae. to permit electrical current to ree ie: Ste Soebeet IGHT, The eta turns On the valve to permit steam to flow. to the radi- > abors—HEA’ The gardener turns on, the faucet to permit water to flow to the plants —GROWTH. e Chiropractor adjusts the vertebrae (small bonst of the spine) to per mit Tife current to flow to the organs—HEALTH, SEE YOUR CHIROPRACTOR. Consultation and Spinal Analysis Frée b: 0: GINGERICH, Chiropractor osite Pfeffer Flour Mills A ‘ARIO Office bac Monday and Thursday from 1.00 to 5.00 and Saturday from 1.00 to p turns on the button i Continuous Show From 8 to 11 p.m. 2 | Thurstan Friday and Saturday Nights Zimmerman’s Hall Kazan.—The hunt for MeCread: cegees it dog's a in a love pe of the wilds.—Th & 2 and lynx.—Ka: ~—'The struggle of dog and me with, a ‘clei acing ore of Humpy Joe.—The love of a wolf oo for its mE f-reel Ditmer Scenic E