“It ‘Shines For All.” ° ay MILVERTON, ONT., PERTH ©0., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1897. MALCOLM MacBETH, Editor and Publishér WE ALWAYS KEEP ON a Right Side Of The Fence”: Therefore if you deal with us you may rest assured that on prices will be right-and thestyle and quality of the goods Our Millinery Department is replete with all the latest and nobbiest designs in ladies’ headwear. We have again secured as our milliner Miss Pfeffer who gave our numerous customers such good satisfaction last season. We ‘can suit you as to style, workmanship and price, our hats ranging): from $1.00 up to $15.00 We have also im stock a very extensive of LADIES’ Jackets which we are selling at prices that defy competition. These goods are imported from Germany and are the best produced _ by that « country, which for many years has been noted for the ex- eellence of its Jackets and other woolen manufactures. Even if you do not wish to purchase, call anyway and see this range of goods which we are selling at rock bottom prices, viz: from $2.50 to $10.00. Every jacket guaranteed to give satisfacticn. Our Fur Department goods in the village, and it will compare favorably with the same de- partments of the large stores in Stratford and Listowel. Though the season is still early we have already sold more fur goods than we used to sell during the whole of some previous seasons. It will p ‘you to examine our stock and prices. We give a few quotations le Ladies’ Grey Lamb Jackets (extra quality) $60.00 Ladies’ Black Astrachan; 2 large pearl buttons, latest cut, special 35. sagen Black Wool Seal Capes, iat inches long ith Tibet collar and front, s i 2: Ladies’ Black Wool Baal Cagicanlasty) linedchamois pockets, extra quality Ladies’ Black Wool Seal Cones: satin lines, preat bargain 20.60 Ladies’ Black Astrachan Sable Capes, 24 in. long 12.00 Ladies’ Black Coney capes, something special, 27 inches long 4.00 Dark Goat Robes 52x66, special 6.50 4 All styles of Ladies’ Ruffs and Gauntlets, in Grey Lamband Mink from $2.50 up Our Fancy Dress Goods are having a record breaking run at present. So fast have they been se ling that we have been forced to order another large consignment which we are now offering at great reductions. goods are the most stylish on the market, and are equal in quality to the best we have ever carried, Come early so as to secure a good choice. Wealso offer you bargains in other lines, such as Gents’ Fur- nishings, House Furnishings, Glass and Crockery ware, Groceries, etc. THE BARGAIN STORE. is stocked with the largest, best and most stylish lines of These vs THE LOCAL NEWS. The nights of frost have come. 10 Ibs grapes at 25 cts. per basket it Kertcher’s Red Flag Store. Mr. John Schmidt has j in ee garden a second erop of red rasp! in ties at Koehler & Knechtel’s. On Meodsy Coutts & Grimm shipped a carload of hoys to Collingwood. The Rev. Mr. Haig was inducted in Knox church, Millbank, on Tyesday. Mr. ‘George Hoffman has moved into his new house on Temperance street. ‘A German made watch given away with’every suit of clothes purchased at Koehler & Knechtel’s. Miss Mary Schrenk leaves today: (Thursday,) for Manitoba where she ‘will remain for some time, the shop lately sete by Burton as a tailor 40 and 50 cts. per basket at Kertcher's Red Flag Store. Mr. Joseph Schrenk cut and bound his corn with a Massey-Harris wide pen binder, making a complete job. ards are out announcing the wedding of Miss Lydia Merklinger to Mr. Edwin Boehmer, of Chesley, on Wednesday Sept, 29th. The services in the Methodist church Hite this = will commence at 7 o'clock nstead of at 7.30 as they have for. Lets vs on Sunday evenings. We have by far the largest. stock of ent’s underwear in Milverton and are: selling it at cost. Call and get’ what} ted require. Kogaier & KNecHTEL. r.C. 8. Kertcher loaded with a and 20 cent pieces ‘took in” fhe Tavistock fair on Tuesday, and! Rite Goodwin took-care ofthe white rats in his absence. ir. J. H. Schmidt, the baker, poane the month of August worked Me pretty good considering the size ‘of: two bakers. A phovexrag of the Milvérton school Loard was‘on exhibition ‘at the agricultural fair and was highly re- of good leoking fluttering those lady judges were. Mr. G. F. Maitland has request us to intimate te the public that ve will be ‘in Milverton to photograph Thuredgy, 29th. and 30th. of anes epeas Mr. Wm. Torrance is offering his livery business for sale. posession immediately to a rely piirchase1 reason for giving up the Wee ‘dusiness is that he has got a chance of store business, Her a chance for a young man with plenty of'go in bim, On October 28th, Hoyt L. Canary, he pe role of caricature and mimicry. d plauded wherever given. Do not for- get the date, Oct. 28t James Torrance has had the Whaley and occupied by Thos. Trow He an office bas been ‘moved down and laced against against the drug store eeu ailditon to be oceupied by H. M. Schaefer as an o Mr. Henry ibscapt on anne from Tavistock on ae “9 ear the wisfortune to ha When he arrived at Ga cdehill ‘his hoe ee at some object on the read - and threw him out of the buggy. The frightened animal then rushed madly fur home. Mr. Wm. him back. He is pretty badly shaken up bat will no doubt be argundin a few days. The trouble over thé- gate recerpts at the Murphy-Grovch face on Labor Mr. Grosch the sum of 29 to settle the whole watter. The four cigar men The Beresford, the latest Shiv out) Thos ‘Trow has rented for his office | 1 ym. 100 baskets pee peaches at is p into bread 6000 Ibs of flour, This | Milverton sind the fact that it ‘has’ He will give | s1 splitting monologist, will ap-| on Monday to 3rosch’s hall in his ara Rush Medical College. pack part of his lot excavated and the| Mr. A. Terrance went | ;. fasenpflug and brought ery pleasant evening was sperit « ir residence of Mr. Jacob Bundschb n Tuesday, it being the celebration of the marriage of his daughter Minnie, to Mr. Jacob Kelterborn. About six aloo the happy couple drove out tb Elli married by the Rev. ut fifty assembled guests ‘sat side to partake of He repast. ‘After Speer the evening was spent in games. nod Mira: Kelterbora willake? tip ey abode i in the house vacated by Mr, Geo, Hoffman on Mill street. A ee years inakes ‘wonderful change in a community. Faces familiar tous glide of the scene and inom: forgotten. New fi pear and mingle with us ‘bec ashort time as familiar as ‘the old. Thi changes in another 12 ‘yeas ‘will be still greater The concert ‘in Grosch's bail ‘last ‘Friday evening’was}to speak'classically, a howling suecess. Mr. Fax and Mrs. Reta Ross ‘were the 'talént’and though a little-more could have ‘been crowded into‘the'programme without ‘wearying 'the audience, it was 3 “Mrs. ‘Ross: ‘was the first to appear and i in ‘a ‘inan- ner‘tost true'to life proceeded to show how séveral women would proceed to kill = ‘rat. In her selection ‘ The Sisters’ the full voliime and richness of ‘an “exguisitive voice was well ex- hibited. r. Fax, however, seem: be the card that ae witha tie fait audience. “ rong ‘ ide ofthe fence,” ts «he Priospen! ' The boys of the old: brigade,” by storm an was encored hes every nnmber. PERSONAL. Mrs. Moses Grimm is ‘at presétit visiting in Berli Mrs. Robt. MeCloy, who spent: ® week in London, has réturned: Miss Mamie Heiden, of Ayr, is at ajo visiting at Mr. Jos. Schrenik’s. Mr. A. George, of Listowel, wis thé guest of Mr. P. Livingston ‘on show lay. Mr. Robt. McCloy has'retirvned after a visit to friends in Fordwich and Gorrie. Mr. Frank Turnbull leaves this week for Toronto to resume his medical Miss Foster, of Mt. Forest, is at present visiting her aunt Mrs. BP, Dueklow. Mrs. Henderson, of Fort William, is at present visiting Mrs. Jaines Torrance. dit Mr. Geo, Pugh returned to ‘Ghicagd resume his’ ‘studies at Albert Barth left on Tuesday + play football with the Tavistuck véati al | at the exhibition there. Mr. Wellington Gibson wis ‘hag been spending ‘a week with ia brother Thomas has returned to Tor . Reddaway ‘snd family, of Stratford, spent a few days among old acquaintances in Milverton last week. MILUBANK, Mr. A. J. Babb has secured thé ervice of Mr. Miller, of eas ag vlerk i in the Mammoth stor ae beet ia bas tefr for Lito! M rv {duties as milliner. meet M. Scott, “of Stratford, is thé guest of Mrs James Johnson. r. Jno. Lintick, who had the mis r. Jon Kliner, of Detroit, is spending his vacation in the village. Mr. Haig, formerly vf Hydé Park, was inducted into the pulpit of Kuox church on Tuesday, Sept. 2ist, at 2 pm, after Which ® very day has at last been settled. The En-|sumptuous ‘at home’ was given to thé pire baseball club has handed over to} Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Haig in the base- ment of the church. The following Rev. gentlemen were present: Mr. have been taken on again at the cigar | Leitch and Mr. MeKibbin, Stratford; Mr. Brudley, Minghelt ‘Mr. Cooper | Listowel; Mr. 4 McLeod, Atwood; Mr. d) | Cameron, of North Church; Mr. Kay | and Mr. Fear, Milverton; Mr. Hainit: , ever Mr. (Lier oy G S iq! fi . See in the nratter as Mr. Grosch jt } 7 proceed of the gat Wright, ‘Millbwaks Bere re