“i ‘birds, | a th come unusuall ise t Lake: ittention;- One. vesident ie oe or the. nay * tyers Oy Se tals d Berald, ih be received’ by Mrs. ; friend On" and until ‘Apel 14th, 1917, Sa with his~ the Miss Pik renders ae Me exca’ ‘be let ‘any tende: fas necessarily _ stccented ay ‘or PIS Syartioylire apply Sec.-Treas., ubie yard Milverton ~ Learn Dressmaking FARM FOR SALE a) That farm known as lot 28, | ford, pent the holiday ‘a s Emma Miller, of Ham-'! of }e , Milv pertiouars Sate. to JACO! . No, 1, Milverton, Feed Wheat (Chopped) $2.30 Per Cwt. B JUTZI. 4-1 We also have WESTERN OATS at 75c Bushel. PFEFFER MILLING CO. spent Ps gate ate and’ Mrs, E) ido. visi th ses Eva Hey * Lilite sad engagement of iughter Marguerite Behm Ouse, George Tey “annotine thei Peat to eee of ‘Hawkesvlle The ee ig take soon.—Miss ‘ pla y G. pa of Nagase Falls, Solana Schiebel, of Waterloo, spent ie Fs ‘of Kit itehener, sister, Mrs. ist Soda te Maiareee floop he wall will Middleton, of St. Jac > by west oF Kirkland, of To: nding “ome tim: imc oa tecaae “Wolf spent Good erlang “with _ his: parents 3. F. in Gowanstow a ate and family are nl og a aie Dee mother, ane. We ond has returned. a "Georgetown after in ach of Waterloo, spent a 3 eon, Mr, Ha Bach, and daugh . Louis Wickie,—Miss Freeborn, of Peffers, with her friend =M. me Jessie tha Ae Tale oF Pika t Mr, H. Isley’ siesna ik “viniUog A ome Mr, and Mrs, W. Zoeger—Mr. Jack Donley, of Kitchener, is spending the holiday at his home’ here ith his jie ca Dewar “this week.—Miss SORE eas ent Easter holi- her sister, Millbonte, —Miss Ai the Easter poliey at his —! me Bie Anderson, ©. P, agent, at St, Thomas, eaea on ie of his fiends on Mon DSHILL. GA Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dahms visited one day last week with 5| Mr, Albert oe of Poo! Hogs liveweight. Butcher Cattle Potatoes per Lard... Properties For Sale! hemes: buy the North Mornington aries. Bedi | roads leading: a, 50 acres, vomiort- able fe house, Cie bari #1000—Wink bu: with’ hi 28 00) water, a ac good si tad oo aang ‘st, Milve: $2, 100— Wil At bay Lot 1 Con 14, illlee, 100 acves, frame’ house, flat lose to railroad. A chance to good stabling, flowing spring Come and see me if you want t ell your dwelling or farm. a visited at 0} M. 0 on Apel auay a eon praseeriont,- of Topping. ‘To Mr. and Mrs. G. Stewart, Misses J. Nichols and A. Goforth are their Easter vacation at ehell. ert Scott, of Sebringville, is at Sahar visiting her daughter. t, 5 3 | Mrs. G. Stewar ‘@ Biss Ida Heli vase at her |p . 8, Leis and “daughter, Be gc doe Chalmers, Poole jaster holidays at her home here, ey diye at ‘their ‘home meee Mra. Euges ‘ing a week's yacativn ert, ending Ni "polaeys an 8, J. Miss eManenerite: Isley and her sates Helena, spent a few days last Eileen ‘Stephen . |Graf left for ‘the Weston Tuceday t Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Gustave Biesinger.—We are 20 hat -|to report ‘0s, improving as saps as mi —Mrs. onth i t Haid spent Haster™ with the former's sister, ler, of Toronto.—Mr. "Tcok Mittleholtz spent k of rheumatism. age Wellesley Spring Show Although the heavy rains on Mon- made the roads almost impassible especially for heavy horses, the Wel- sew Hamburg; Alfred Hewitt, -Lin- Catilage—T,. Frela, Hasevilles John meas, Grosshill. K, Meyer, St. Clements Draven Manes ‘reeborn Welles Agricultural Mare—A. B. Chslmere, er—L, Freid, R. Phair, Cross: t Mare or Gelding, heavy—A, B. + W, A Rennie, New we. ‘Hest Marg. or Gelding, Freid, Crosshill; Ed, Knei rae. 8 years—A, B. mers, Milton Neeb. Li —L. Pent: G. Berdeux, Freeborn, A. Rennie, AB Chalme ors, AUCTION SALE Estate SaEthe Late’ John Frost. ven to ibe under- nstructions are ‘Biv ui ‘at. the signed to sell by D 8 | Villag of West Monkton in ffe pitty Rot of Perth, nb Sovclock p.m, on Eviday, Apel 20th, 1917, the following veal |® fl and singular that cer! tain, parcel or tract of land being cc Hot mumbo Gone ssi the Cuitycor one of the best gx vel pit is close to 0.5, Relway, and good to same ce len brick pours gnd the making of a splendid grass |™ ‘arm. Tn order to close up the Estate the pr openly snliat: be adhd au oendibions of sal ieee be ab ite or by applying to. the Beton or Sune ioneer. eutor reserves the right to THOMAS WorRDEN. JONES, manastionesr: Executor. April 4th, 1917. “MADE IN CANADA” ter’ d of the Sweepstakes, anton. Frei ese Wow ne LISBON. in measles are still prevalent nd M a ity. abt ies eae nee ea day with his friend, Mr, Alfred Kne sel. ter spent last Sunday with the lat- and Mrs. Jacob Mr. made a shor call on his brother, Mr, Henry Watts zel on Wednesd: J, made known on Ge day short call at Hayesville last Friday. —Quite a number attended the con- firmation services at Gadshill on Eas- ter Sunday. Mr. an Ready to Suse You : meee uewwe Newest Spring Clothes for Men and Boys Ae correct styles in men's and boy’s spring suits, The newest materials in tges, fancy worsteds or real Scotch tweeds. We are particularly proud of our navy blue serges in all the varying shades from the light American blue to the rich, dark navy, — In fancy worsteds there is a delightful showing of dark and medium colors with fancy woven colored stripes —the neat- est patterns you could imagine. All well cut and beautifully lined, made in the new pinch-back or plainer styles, Come in and see them. Men’s Spring Hats $1.50 up. a E new spring models are here awaiting your inspection, The natty new styles for young lads with their contrasting bands and wide brims, as well as the more conservative shapes for the quieter dressers. All are here in satisfying and pleasing array, Sizes 65% to 7%. New Dress Shirts for Men and Boys De of new patterns and colors in every size of Men’s fine dress shirts with plain or pleated fronts, all made by old reliable makers, Colors guaranteed. Prices 50c to $2.50, Men’s and Boy’s Caps 9 Bae new caps are more attractive than ever. Neater patterns, more becoming shapes that fit so perfectly and are really becoming for early spring and evening wear. 50c to $1.50, ok Magnificent Showing of Dress Goods, Silks and Fancy Trimmings sc an ae ‘of beautiful Dress Fabrics as this we have never before displayed, for in the whole history of the weaver's art such beauty of material ; such harmony of coloring; such ex- quisite patterns and designs were never before - very new material finds expression in this com- plete display and at reasonable prices. Splendid Exhibit of Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits and Coats AND: how delightful you will find them in all their array of new materials — gaberdines, French serge, crepe, handsome worsteds, vene- tians, vicunas, with their plain or pleated skirts, longer and more graceful coats with large pockets and groups of pleats. The collars spread out or roll around the neck in a number of bewitchin, styles, black, navy, grey, green, puttey and gold are the colors of greatest favor, But why des- cribe? Come in and see them for yourself. We feel justly proud of this satel a display. Prettier Wash Goods You Never Saw | is remarkable the many new materials, hand- some patterns and attractive colorings that have made their bow this season. The new sport cloths fancy stripes and floral designs are attracting the enthusiastic admiration of every woman who visits — our Wash Goods peu Gossard and Crompton Corsets OMFORT, gracefulness and health are the three desirables in corsets. Add to these the attribute of economy and you have in a nut shell the outstanding qualifications that have made these corsets famous among the foremost of Am- erica, There is no question about fit and comfort if you get your corsets here, Choose Your New Spring Wall Paper Now. box decide.on your new decorations until you come and learn for yourself how far in advance of the usual wal! papers these goods are. They cost no more than the ordinary kind, but they are so original, so tastefully designed and in every detail so carefully colored, that the usual run of wall papers seem insignificent beside them, | We Pay for Produce: Dutch Sets 25¢ Ib. Butter 38c lb. Lard 22c | ENGELAND @ SON “The Store with the Stock” eae _ MILVERTON — LISTOWEL Miss denis Pennock spent the Bas- in Mount ay Heine mask a ein al Col HAMPSTEAD arnock MeMillan, of the etrattord Bigh- Sehool fe holidaying ae . Andrew Eydt. ed fe pee of wire get your supply. paren Miss Della Hall is\ spending a|- Just’ reoei ae singe in Toronto,—Mr. Harry Gow-| fencing. Cal , of Toro: ro-| George J. Coxon, 5 Boks ae r= The 1917 Ford Touring Car Ae ; $495.00 Intended for last: week ty late Bee i ; t, er ik fowui-ciMioe Mane Cl hr ae ions, et "I ‘ ; : ; ROILWAY ¢ i 5; | —Mr. J. | pear junday.—Misses Thompson weil iy at ihe iM q Vie hs BoRD. ONTARIO | | i Maser cyan 2 eu . J. | pe Wher tenoking. statt, (home mtr. Sets Cow 5, erent, Sh mn, gues Bae RAND TRUNK & STEM etna CY Pex chien “|| Plan Your Summer § Vacation Now. | Arrange to vieit some of th to). : lowing Poe ue yaty: apo —close MUSKOKA aes —GEORGIAN BAY —TEMAGAMI —ALGONQUIN PARK 20 to 25 miles to a gallon of gasoline is a 3 4 respective homes in Listowel and Port frequent occurrence with the Ford car. id | Elgin. ewart an ary. Stewart, = of Stratton, visited with e | Mr. day in Tos ‘Gul woonelde’ the Holiday at her | White Rocks BRED TO LAY Sam BT the best breed and the best of ~—LAKE OF BAYS | ous ‘ tinexeeled far ponte ads ae KAWARTHA LAKES. Birds'are housed in ane house nce, si on Briday at| ull information and ee Eggs: frou pena e776 and literature may ee eon per 18, Book orders early. lication to ol ED. HELM, Hesson_ oes Pp ddre: RR. 1, BRITTON ibs He oni ition : y night for sleotse in aaa ards simil ya at in St. this is a record that few, if any other makes beste ray Tuesday of cars ever equaled. It demonstrates the economy of owning and driving a Ford. You can average 1000 miles more travel on Ford-size tires. The sav- ae oe ae and repairs is proportionately large, ‘FORD st tands for lowest cost cae greatest service. E. H. GROPP, = = Milverton ‘GOLIGHTLY BROS., Monkton eyentie in her seth, was a woman of stetlng'¢ charac: ter and deeply espe oted by large nce! sid ving 8) has since enlist- ‘Windsor ‘and expects to leave earns, for England, ee vo dying hours of oe Neier eae overn- ent position dispensing with byectetions Suring ¢ Ki hiss ‘oad, now in’ cdc about ch, sduleh the funei ice and interment took Ke at Fairview cemete!