CEREIRER == VIE EERIE MONK 100 TWO WOMEN LISTOWEL Mr. ate Bane of Kennicott it was with much regret that t was on Tuesday marricd to Miss *‘Monkton’s Popular Store” Teta SIRT «soc | SAVED FROM w et and iS . fa i Ja town.. She w the married people of the village. rand was of a Mr. Wm. Rayeraft. ir. of the t4th % it ition. s) of Blma has disposed of his farm to erate feitis some. ti Mr. Geo. Near and held a sale. of ago and appeared to be gaining back his farm stook on Feb. rd. He has her fiealth rapidly. aud be sudden rented a farm on shares near Wood- ri . death came as a great shoe stock and will leave about the latter) By Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vege- | !arge circle of friends, The nereey : ake ssi to di part of this week to take possession. k pli < . Miss Beth McNaught who is at-| table Compound—Their Mire T. Rolls, tet ue contract for tending the Stratford Business Col- fey . the rebuilding of large and com: : 3 : lege spent Sunday at her home in wn Stories HereTold. modious hotel Mee, “last week and In order to reduce our heavy stock Just before stock-taking we are Men’s stylish Overcoats, black and Monkton, the work is alr started. Mr. 3 i 7: e assembly given in Erskine’s, Rolls’ ti ft ‘i ‘ini en of furs and fur coats, we are ofer. picking out all remnants and ends tweed effects, at bargains tc suit tall gn Friday’ evening by the Monk-| Edmonton, Alberta, Gi ee hones tetion after so peablen ae ing a discount of 25c on the dollar through the whole stock — which everybody. ton Glee Club very ple: itis ay ink | Horned to the @rond. & short;time ago on all furs and fu t mean BARGAINS throughout the rua digetotal aiale’ ane Condon no more than right for me to than is commendable. : Be oe whole store. : Just received a large shipment of SUTTER Wee Oe ee iebakwnrcveetoon ore ue eee ne . elv' was all that coul e desired. ie Compound have ith f: ds her , x | are P Miss Annie Switzer. of Atw done for me. wee violet Se ence il Men’s curly cloth lined and rubber | ‘new spring goods — such as New re fe her friend - apc lVen I wrote to you some time ago I ton, is the quest of her trlend. Miss interlined Coats with fur collars at Men’s quilted lining and fur collar | Prints, : New Cottonades, : New § ick woman suffer ie from. 3% Birelo er ¥ 4 ats nt. off hirtin New Wash Goods. Stes, lex, Martin — while female antler I had organic = infamt Mir. Donald Frazer spent. ‘Sunday 20 per cent. off. : Overcoats at 20 per ce f. Si 8S, Vii. Bayeratt’s: oneeven:| mation and could not stand or walk any | with friends in town ing a bene sufortape to} distance, At last I was confined to my Ir, Louis Gabel was an out of town ve a runaway through a tug com- itor this week. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FARM PRODUCE ing loose. ‘The cutter was upset and | bo and the doctor: sald-1 would have BA FL. Crawford. of - Walton. the occupants thrown out and badly é his I| spent a few days with parents haken up. They were picked up and | Pefused todo. A friend advisedLydiaE. |My. and Mrs, W sl * y. back to Monkton by Mr. Jas. Hol-| Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and | Listowel ey Afiverton,5.,tells. the Ahn) now, after using three bottles of it, I | story of ane lay night’s hockey game. 5 Messrs. James Holmes. Wm. Jury | feel likeanew woman. I most heartily Mr. Harry Saunders spent the week “AIMEE Uliner and Arebio Doltaes ape | eecommuend yout medicine ta all womse tebd-ofich t leans a Gneias attending on Feb, 4th and 5th the| whosuffer with female troubles, Ihave | Sir. Pequesmet. of Stratford. was a REUSE CLLEGE GEE lectures of Rev, Bro. Fish on Orange-| also taken Lydia B, Pinkham’s Liver | business visitor in town on Monday re ism. ai they ar e. Iwill | The Masons held a very Runes ‘ Mr. J. T. Gill is selling a assort- Aisi At Hcme‘on Friday evening last. 4 | ment of household articles and wear- | pover be without ite medicine in the | i vitati nd | ine apparel at prices tqagine tiene 5 ene hat Sombie MAIR ue ae ware na from at the surround- \ to | Geo. L. Adair has purchased a ne ‘The otner Case is in his 84th year proved roadster epee Mr. H. Cook. 0 be an ett cient chairman, Mr. Cho itchell.| Beat —Tust after my mar | “yin a hockey club plays here on - a spent a dav bat veek with his riage my ete began to pain me and | rriday evening 8. tin, The e i 8, = Wir the pain got so severe at times that ‘A number from here took in sufered terribly with it. I visited three | dance at Milverton last Wednesdbe ant ma Geo. Love and Wm. McKee WHOLESALE and RETAIL Bannerman over Mr. ane eres would not consent to an op- | __ Messrs. i od Sale commences Monday, Feb. 2nd, and will last two weeks BRANDS WE HANDLE: ate Te Sina y ae aay | ‘eae heard of the good Lydia ¥, Sena ee vistors | ; int egel ie Compot was . , Bt i s rm f; F A ma misstep Fridav. Feb. 6th. is Listowel’s fair Harvest Queen, Body Builder, Lion Heart and The Great Bear fed in endeavoring to doing for others and I used several bot- ase: hee, hooker TaRteh- Het oe Men's ‘ia regular $2,75 and | equilibrum he renched his lez _ so| tles of it with the result that I haven’t | cyening attraction ‘a big time is look- 3.00, f severely as ak a bone in his| been bothered with my side since then. |a for. Don’t forget the date. Tell Cn : ankle which wa ne him up for some som in good health and have bro iti your lend is. Wont’ Felts fegalee Pa and of 68 We,mave BREAD Wheicran Sime. : pala Ges ‘HILD, Beatrice, Neb, Saar. > and sell and Retail Miss Johanna Cuthbertson. of Van- mThursdav. last Scott ‘Rotcsene $2.50, aad nee een bey Sere Oe eae er ae tests {cok place in the counties of a F cone TK is WARTBURG. Huron. Peel an elland with the re- Miner Eh regular 1.60 and A. HAYES, Baker ou ee Ladaington, TE = — sult that the act was carried in Hur- $1.75. 4 L ) twenty: youre Sipe oe. Our sleighing disappeared last week | on by the sweeping majority of 2.500 Monkton: cs ie sending fey swith “theiabtt weather but on Satur-|@nd in Peel and Welland by majorities Wedding Gakes a specialty - - MONKTON, ONT. ai tae week Ho ne eee \ friend.) 42¥ we were treated to a few wintry | of less than 100. blasts, woe vale eminn ae Pool Mr. Wm. Harloff spent a few di ae Felts, regular 1.30 nd f : 98 MSU SPOL ciacen sso soecipoareaectnes eae Pete: ‘at i » Se eee eee ened om Triday [gest weele with frien ds in Gadsbill, Railway Time Tables z ‘reddie Harloff and Stanley Henry : 3 ese ; fast after spending a counle of weeks] gttended. a dance al ag Semmes a Big Reductions in Men's, Women’s and Children’s Dongolas with his varents. Mx. and Mrs. ie oe Ap aie McCart! ee ee . Quite a number of our citizens drove Mr. F. P. Flannery bate down to Mr. ‘Charles Zachman’s last per inwood and iccowiat ent has purchased blacksm’ a It Pa S to Dress Well ee businerss of Mr. Gordon Seifert | Bech 2 aa im at his birth- | 8 The ‘i ke possession eee aa OM Aeon Wainer. bukehercor. Bete hs ROSS ve Monkton vill still ret the service: je- | 9. | hsingrills wad Seouek here Thtrsday re Mr. Soe ne in eontsting the ralack last pu: ehasing cattle. He bought se Going ce Going oe NTRP < ri de smithing busi will also run Nothing gives a man more prestige than to be Well Attired his livery and implement business in| w ries 248 1s connection. A quiet Sasi took place at the dn You can have home of Mr. Wm. Tarr on Wednes-| Bros, He has bought the old Frame —_—_ The di t HERE has just been plac day AF last week ee daughter | estate in ate from Peter Smith Grand Trunk is done a | = Miss Robena was united in marriage |consisting of 100 acres. Northbound Southbound HAVE YOU SEEN OUR LARGE STOCK OF to Mr. Jas, Mann son of Mr. Jas.| ‘Our mail man Mr, Jack Philipshas| 7 42-8. § ones 8 the minimum ed on the shelves a splen- Mann. of Monerieff. The nuptial| disposed of his 50-acre farm on the knot was tied bv Rev. W. A. Lundy | 8rd. concession of Ellice and has cost at This did line of Scotch Tweeds of of Moncrieff. The young couple will|hought a farm in Sebringville where Shop.,... leave Save te weeks’ for Ssekatoh-) he: intends to imove in the near fue in- eval whens (che eropin omns Robaines | Grat -Te will fe, sare, convey tp a new pattern for fall and win ae Newton’ 9:20 10% 4:46 Peffers 9.14 12.57 4.29 4 ar families of Messrs. Wm. Ditt-|/ We are glad to report that Mr, ter wear, that will make and mer and Chas. Riehl have been quar-| Henry Ehgoets is recovering from an We are showing an excellent display of antined for scarlet fev Attack of pneumonia unde, the care wear well. Call and see “our After Mav lst the territory from ul. fel Monkton to ‘the lake eo dry.* WATCHES, CHAINS, LOCKETS, RINGS, TIE PINS, CUFF stock, We guarantee youa fit. See Ron aga eignerthr thet la ke a LINKS, JEWEL CASES, and BROOCHES : port will not now be quite as popular | week. : best Cena Hele Mr. Lerny Keene. roadmasters clerk at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES at Guelph bode Mondav night with Mr. T. Netterfield. as. tarty returned on Tues- SUHOOL REPORT. day from Detroit where he spent a — peenceaa sven few days Hinting his brother, Honor roll of §.8, No, 1. Morning- our tree eatalog logue ee We carry a complete line of PARISIAN EBONY GOODS, FANCY 3 : ares PAPERS and PERFUMES. O DUFFIEL The: Up-to-date Tailor, RE oe oe Meher TY Glae Me Maclin A ore 6 . stati T's ‘or el lass—. ueller, ‘ost 4 Si . Monkton, = Ontario $§ |C'i acces "| Roe, W. Schwartzentruber. DA: MSLACHEAD: REE for gurar at] SH TD. perso). J, fan. | D. of Red-| Alani. Henning and’ M. Roe cqual,| ee vath’s to arrive about Orch 15th, Sug. che chlo As Rt Mueller. M. ar should be @ good buy ag the price |Steokley A. tara eran is seta than it has been for the . ai ‘Melis H. Riddel K. last 7 ears. aoe ittig G. Lather A. Mank chacter. 3. B. 01 a rs: Me el fa ees ot Class Gaines B, Candler, A. “The Jeweler” rof. of Ele entarv Edu it Agriculture = i 2 J. A. HANSON, monkton, - ont. Your New Harness | [gis eect) eee esa et the school house on the: evening of | Wartzentruber. E.. Roe. J, Lather. £ ny. Feb, is address shou Low ates ASPLENDID LINE OF SILVER POLISH ON HAND re nee = bee Henning ~ Tanner. E. Hanham. W. ea Monday Feb, 9. This ad era should be of interest to all interested in ti “3 es oe work of the public sclo of. | 1 Class—M. Mucller J. Curtis, J. F : © r next order for a Set of Harness MoCreadv is an expert on this line of | Schaefer. sg R, Steckley A. To California, Florida ieee d work, He will also be at the school | Wagner eda and the Sunny South the Sunny South with us. We have employed an experience {'the afternoon from 3 to 4 o'clock| Primer—R.- Zimmermann. I, Ocseh, and the Sunny South man who has worked in the best shops in the wwiten' hs! will te plad “to; mot: ag gree sist eae aie a manv teachers ant rustees of sur- A. : $ country and understands the business thor- eee dni achioola: who’ ase. uitele ned OE EEE NOW IN EFFECT pie ase obtained 60 per cent, in their work during January Hull partirdlers st 0:7 tick . oughly. In prices you will find us right. A : in this work as can be present, Hoth SCHOOL REPORT. ee ewe mea alte ate oeE : ly invil ‘a to be present at the ee Pt Report of SS. No 19 Wellesley ;— Canada via Chicago. Detroit, Buffalo i ing. Ab a ty Geo. J. Coxon “clarence Bi - ioe Next Wee k eae . a cae es gfe rw Homing Sr. TV—Raiph Knight. =A eel se Gerda|q. 46 Cunningham, Phone 1, Local Agent Langford. Russel teihain “Albert ue. ms pote ANNUAL MEETY J, R. Hammond. secretary and treas- y py Marrone McFaddin Ab- x ae P ithe mlnutie oF thot ast: at tin vt |b Richard L re ‘ : ‘ ecting Ti--Wilma’ Lonkf Doroth e annual meeting of the yoliev| were read and confirmed. aim best EL Goll Cibtom Annie Gale, | PUBLIC. NOTICE ! piers of the Elma Farmers’ Mutual | was: Benen rom Jas. Gra: of n| 1st—Willie Gale. Cecil, McFaddin. pte ate tata A if ‘ire Inst ice Company in| Elma. for damage 0 his house by i ¢ i fi RS. C. BOEGEL, LINWOOD keeps the Aggtenltuys! Hall Atwood, 00) fire caused from lamp: a djusted at orineey Marnette, Bwint. Bobbi Mis Ginaeaeh: pidme, Cement and ‘nesda) 7 - al $4.00 a a ead, of Morn- :: os im pane) goodly uumber of poliev holders being | ington. claimed 5.8 for damage to a Bab est tl Sie ee find Appie inter ofthe eat quality i present, ic ap-| his house by fire caused fi Bthel McKee. cob V. Meyer, Manager . pointed chairman and Hammond] pipes which was paid in full. Charles secretary of the i min-|Henry of Logan. claimed $650.00 for utes of the last annual meeting were | the loss of his:stable and its contents Fead, epnsidered and adopted as read, /by fire. Cause not known. Paid’ in ees ‘ ‘The financial statement and auditors’|full. Applications for insurance we p Feport which showed that 449. policies | accepted amounting to $80,000.00. ‘The : : had’been issued in 1913 covering pro-| meeting adjourned till Tuesday Feb, | Geo Be: y FISH &CO M E BE pertv to the amount of $1.353.415.00| 17th. to meet at the usual time and e West. oe ° = =» be 5 onkton that 447 policies had expired or been| place. \ A ‘number of our youth and arene : : S cancelled amounting to. $1,165,715.00 J, R. Hammond, sec'y | attended the ball given by the Pas- LINWOOD Ses leaving $4,318.450.00 at risk at — the ime Club of Milverton on Wednesda . Bist December 1913 being an. in- of last week and report a good time. au cre Ue eer gph ti, te ras ate) WY: MEE Ey UN -GUUGHING tar ca 4 pecs att xemeutuior ne tisk. that the | face of all premium Here Is A Remedy That Will Stop It here at the treatment accorded. the 3 notes held by the Company was $215- : junior ho ers of Monkton Goal, Cement aad Lime Pane the wnassessed residue was ae ee the danger in @ | vhon visiting Milverton in the prop- t oe : 3 | | $196.182.19 that the balance on hand} neglected cough? fetor of the rink charging them to fi was $8777.22. and a balance of $605.25, Lhen why don’t you get rid of it? ociin to play with Milverton. The Motat Stain, Ete. é) and eal of the 1913 levy still to collect. Total| . Yes, you canshakeitoff, eventhough | To" opie of Milverton must surely a assets $205.574.66 and no liabilities. | it has stuck to you for a long time, if | <00 that such action will kill off all . Grain, Fl d Feed Come With Dr. Pi 5 That the company had’ paid $8862.28 | YOu go ae it ae = ee fraternity with hockey teams. Juniors A = rain, Flour and Feed » Perce for losses. and $620.32 for expense of | Keep out in the fresh air as much as |Tioy not put un as good an article Uni ue Desi ns d Furnit Gold Medical Di ane Carag he Tenis sand atte Henly whelerone Strength with |i hockey as’ seniors but where will | ™) q OE ee Dise some friendly discussion was adopted. , t train] ‘volden Discovery Se ametts were sesibamienden fot | Ou NacDru Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice | 5, epee bebicey eRe ee in all sorts of Jewelty. A tretnens |p aad “This isa blooa d alterati place more than $3000 on anv one -—————— ous variety to choose from, wi! ove Goods Constantly Kept on Hand | 4 that starts the liver said stomach into sual discussions This vob household remedy has inter ae prices throughout the vigorous action. It thus assists the and ga! engi broken up thousands of hacking, per- UNIONVILLE. ‘collen! ly to manufacture ricl were entered inte but no definite act- uate ne which were. just as x Ss Envargand of tue bouy. Teo-orgeas ui SOS eee canyon ewlidobe rn [Ae Bawards spent a tex! GOLD WATCHES = i ke ile hit fi d t= 4 2 ina week wi im riends : te ot You foot lean, strong a » 1914, Toe EE alli] - NeDracCoSyrup of Linseed, Licorice [where she enjoyed some good skatine.| in diferent styles and sizes. Jew ENTER strenuous instead of tired, weak and S. Cowan. Jas. Moffat.-George Cle- and SH earae. contains absolutely no Quite a number attended the school! j¢4 Rings of great beauty eat e* faint, Nowadays you can’ obtain Dr. “were { harmful drugs, and so can be opening at Milverton Friday last Pee Beabhon Cube tineo Soke LISTOWEL BUSINESS COLLEGE ~ Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery en-| safely to children, as Seaaer tye: A number from this vieinit int ins, Brooches, Cu’ 8, of ee ees Tablets, as well as the liquid form Hoted for J. S| Your physician or druggist can confirm | iikinm in the dance As thoroughly reliable Gem Mer ee aoe Sarvfene ged § at pe Geo. Cle.| this ntatemeat,: Feewe ars ead eo seek fhe Junior Pastime Club of Milver-| chants, we are in Any time and grow : ‘Address R. Be Piaste MLD Bieta ‘Pei ed. The meeting ad-| them on request a complete list of all on on Thursday night. with.us- te eas: ned when the elected Board of| the ingredients. MSS eoUne apedeokating tn Ole P. H. BASTENDORFF on pavilodlace aiiaaces ¢ Soeeseia Cosee 1008 toe Paso [eetinted: 9 izati . 8.| Put ae in ao and soc. bottles by the |fields at present. The greenhorns are ay i fag tect ee Cowan: was. appointed Presideut for | “Natior ‘and Chemical oe., of |havine a big time banging onto the | Jeweler and Optician Milverton, Ont, EDWIN G, MATTHEWS, Principal 1914. Sohn” oy Vice-President and ‘Canada, Limi ited. fences and learning to skate. yes Tested Free