Je Lee ‘ “| war is always deplorable. 3 » s] + “ War in pete 2 merit — Bout Afton’ was Inevitable iger and destroyed the Them to. exert. thelr” str Borie URP TON ‘MeLaren, {¢ Sone ene he Wold beraichess 4 arhad come. MILVERTON'S Erie meaettea ta | ‘Souoe GREATEST STORE : Ontario oe ronment acted 5 alee: onal, $2,~| eirl J. is pinning for a bee; Ope Hote eT, ppewnle, that’ the bali foe is abi by eal | 01 1, tle 1 Geos Miller exit a large quanti nce wal aco i; kde aie his steam aati eg bis | B which it was elected, Had ‘s a Act passed a year ° 4. [ae by which ie was sang ail operations is- : ught | connts ping tbe brisk in ie ‘bare Clapp esempre ete ‘beyond tl ia exacts oe e legality of ¢ 10 3 ee con ie, pail ‘ pie 4 ad es MeLellan a larg mn tan would haye b dM Doering. in question, and uncertainty as to their foree would have prevailed until the Privy Couneil should hi sed upon them. sali ee bee ih What the pesple-th say. that R. 4 : to: MitcWell “on Santee a oo is e tting the lion 3 ip wei Weak obo wes oe t lies on th : | ena of Water street he sul thenores Poole day. sells were indulged in-by vhe ae e hope se) e long to | Smarties ; that the boys are talking «f anced ‘stark hi ix a charivari this week ; that J. oiniuied to be one of the Meet Bede in|'T, will be much ‘missed around the village ; that some say we will have 40 % J the War which He days of rain; that the storm on Sun- ‘ May be comprehended In. a Did Not Create. day night kept the streets clear ; that single garment if itis-a good’ bas ' | Monkton’s popalition is four less) this to Telegram.). ” week ; that it is San that, some, vala- hid to besBritieh with able property has changed hands this y for-everybody or Dutch with. week; that some of our villagers. have}. ee for nobody. | , commenced gardening ;vhat the heavy raced to.an ori-}+nin and fieree snow storm on Sunday : r : j * S ane BEE se luseetst: 881 the We have sold more Mackintosh’s » . Mackintosh .« » church attendance. - : Rev. Mr.. Howard of Milverton, this season than ever before, probably grey pregched in the 16th con: school honse Z des eerie a that bea gyfEaster Sunday. because we have what customers are vhaving claims st tur n: ‘he ‘questi r. Wm. Near, son. its ss 5 * A rent eee ees = Non ahd Mice Landers, i eet looking for-a good article for little : Mes and: Mra- Henry. Landors,:° of ers FE_| Logno, were quietly iatried on Wed. y: can : e-| nesday, April 2nd, in the presence of “the ia of Brits Fla few of their intimate friends. The Our prices range from $2 aR ee Hides alee ee numerous friends of both, bride ‘ands ihe said Walter Manse oi iS 2 a ste erin }aroom: wish them a very “pleasant |” t $15 of Strat: |e y oe a eee Since war was inev’ vitable ae ibis ia Sly Ora (a) ape It was not in ba aie under very favornble ‘er time for Bri F , | the f Cecil Rhod y fi h a bas jons, Group namo 101 Shay on his farny on the 471] And our stock is entirely new, so Mr J. R. Murray has gone to Drumibo to work in a butter factory Noe Can depend upon getting the cael one latest style, no matter: how little or uta Ta eee ebaeepeting is the, Twlaiet ie” how much you pay. With a good ae hie Mela af Berlios tom: Mackintosh to protect your clothing ‘LIQUOR ‘LICENSE ke ig otour village, was eenewing ac} you can afford to have a good suit. quaintances in the village for a “ehort _| License Distriet of ‘North, veeth Bae oa eno Ui fe We can supply you with everything is getting $2 7 r da: nine hours ~ Notice is hereby given tha the tla care you need in rainy day clothing. : Peril : f eense Commissioners for North Perth | Master Eadie Colgohouo, of, Alu ~ Our Mackintosh’s make sport of will meet, to. consider ~ ST cppheagope chell, is spending this week in Monk the wettest rain that ever fell, for Lieensés at 10 o'clock in the fore-| wn, ube guest of Mr. and Mrs. A noon on” Mr. and Mrs. S.J. Chafte returned | FRIDAY, ee 18, 1902 home on Monday, after xpentting, the in’ thé law-olfice of Mr. G.G. Me-| Easter holidays with friends in Tor a : {| Pherson, chainma: Su tford. onto. St rc io 10] Be 7 Gi tht Spring Choosing Taverns 43, cam 3. q uinber of s for liceiscs |to work for Mr. Jaines a This | , : eed for 1962 3 Terie 13, eShops 3, Beer | will make the seventh summer that he : Ste is ore and then and Sine 1. fasieorked for (he same mad, hich 2 rhe atipheauiong fp licgnees: frow sponks wel for J.T. as a fuibfol again there are Cl othes i Z licensed nt. ten fon WC Kidd, Beer und] Beeersee RS If one is merely to be clad that Lise h Ha rou Eczema ?—H: 1 3 a ee? | aay tee dueaesor pi Me is one thing. To appearw ell dressed 1 a Naot arias: ie Sine mune oe is another. To be well dressed one u ee Sraiting of a license to any of the es ¢ i feants. oF” preminew toast make re ee must wear. good clothes. ay chat does re bekares abe re Lee not mean expensive clothes, if produc: Cogan st mo ed-under favorable conditions. ..Good Ww. cone, "ioe a ~The Dominion ~~ clothes.can be sold at very moderate towel, Ondario.y ae ) LIFE ASSURANCE CO.) prices. : Head: Office, - Waterloo, Ont.) — In our stock of Spring Suts (GROWTH IN 1901. every requirement of Fashion, “Quali ity : From sige, s Reports the and Economy is fully met. Our tig / : ess ef the comp. s Z 3 Oe Ge tapered sate iheveompany e813 materials are “purchased from first S13 ¥_ 3e" 1006 hands in large quantities, and made a Beauty and Utility Ain't Of applications $681,700 $9 : td ee 3 by the most skilled tailors and cutters. 60 : we Pot =: | Though worn as a necessity, | 1necnre. mt New styles of Suits on oer counters i:| 8 beautiful eye glass Polat arts Bee mrales fresh to-day. Seton fitted is.a facial | "policy nolvers..:-- $58,208 61,050 - A-visit and a close inspection ornamen 3 will satisly you that there is no place We "aia 10 9 a frame like our store to buy your clothes. ‘ni and the faet that jilities ate-cinnpated wae a #330, Sere tage a ff a; are ton as : Grosch & Pfe er ‘ker,