Milverton Sun, 21 Nov 1918, p. 8

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FOR SALE | oBiruary | Jersey Cer freshened. Ap- ply to I. D. Atkin, Milverton. MRS. JOSEPH KROPF Los’ Mi Lichty, paloret wife of M: iT Jose ph ‘Top! of ‘Mo rnington, afte: Logging Somewhere near | 20 illness extending over a couple 7" weeks fi influenza which develop- pe Srinder “kindly RATS RE Glee’ ed into pneumonia, died at her hom on fov. 8 ie was may- LOST Seemed eral Between Woodstock and Hanover, barrels of two shot 8. MeGurdy, Woo eturn to stock. Reward. FOR SALE 4 young Shorthorn bulls sees, ed, “Apply to William J. Mai lot 34, con. 8, y R..R. S i Atwood, Ont. 4, i STRAYED ael 3 Leicester Alas and 2 Oxford ram lambs about N 2nd. A liberal re- for Be ‘whereabouts. Kini leave information at Sun Office, Mil- 5. FOR SALE Brick house and lot on Main St., Executors, Milverton. STRAYED There strayed on to the prapisee of the janastgienes: a bay hors er ma; fare e by_ pa’ ae aieR orge Whaley, a former tesident LAS e Je Rayerath, lot 98, con Mornington, dled at his home i . Cadillac, Michigan, on Saturday, Oc- ea 2nd. - we we s a native 0: 'yrone, Ireland, where he was NOTICE born 92 years ago, and was the eld- est of a family of thirteen children, Annual Meeting of the aid Mr. Samuel Whaley, of Milverton, be- of ane bp eae Cheese Fae’ willing the yor st. He came with his be hel ald ‘at 2 o’elock rs: | parents to Canada’ in. 1842, In 1849 day, 5 vat the factory. All ie settled on the farm now owned by petals ee requested to attend. Mr. Robert Kinkead, where he re- is mained until 1865 when he moved to aa io. In e remove; ‘adil- WANTED lac, Mich., where he resided until the time of His deat e is: su a delivery during the winter, o: cords of green hardwood.—lI. Atkin. NOTICE The Donegal Cheese iy Skis will price will be paid for milk, Hay for Baling sare We pay for good ‘Timothy Hay $15 per ton, other according to quality.’ We land de Son, Milverton. NOTICE 33 Maude see second supply baler.—Enge- | a) nonite cemetery at Poole on Sunday, Yov, 10th. eee MRS. C. 0, SMITH Hildegard aan me pe aati ate of C. ther tesiding at Milverton: one sister, Mrs. W. Thomas, of Hanover; d four brothers, George and John, Toronto; Philip, of Mawer, Sask., d William at home. The remains were brought to Elrose, Sask., on Tuesday for burial. Funeral services were hel the graveside and were conducted by . W. OL The ortege ni he le community mourns ith Mr. Smith in his great loss. eeee GEORGE WHALEY ee MISS MAUDE KINKEAD This community was greatly shock- that Miss ed on Wednesday to pane . and Mrs. Samuel secured her first-class cextificate when about desea ; Gok Fag eaered, the wheel |itethe teaching profession where she me John Sacaby an allows would undoubtedly have attained mite, roaareae favor, i | Ersuen Sort ror bacglas,S ‘will give Information that. will i fioentns ympathy of the entire commun: fend ¢ to their recovery. ity goes out to the stricken family in ies their deep affliction STRAYED sare peste JOHN KLEIN On eee of the under- oht ie op oe vs in’ Klein, who has been a, resi- slened ‘odttber ists a Mommpg toa. dent of Walkerton since 1870, died at two" years old, Owner ‘may have| ‘hs, general hospital there on Sat- i rday, Nov. pe is 98rd year, expense PROVEN. OEY pary and paying | Mr. Klein was born in Alsace in 1828 Seas one ee '3-t|and came with his parents to Canada| when eight years of age. In 1880 arried Miss Ludvika Lang, daughter | of the late Reinhold Lang, founder| STRAYED of the Lang Tanne: 1 0 in, With the assistance of th 0 the premises of the under- hpaese ‘four weeks ago, a white sow pig, aged about 2 months, and weigh- 3 if suffi md in 1865: taught ae Zurich and in 1860 at Ba- Ing about 26 Ths." Owner may. have den 61 he assumed charge of BEAN be cntavidesibbhcey end payne tte ‘wehool at. Wellesley’ ‘whore he Kees and advertising.—Robt. Barton, taught for six years. ABET he: Mien Te moved to Carrick township in Bruce county and in 1870 moyed to Walk- erton and founded the German paper “Th ke,” which he ran for six NOTICE years when he sold out to Eby & Rit- basis er. en. went into business Anyone having any knowledge of the whereabouts of any promissory notes ae oe th to the es! te of James tford, notify mn White, fonkton, or George Sloat, of 216 Queen Btrekts "stratford, 3-1 Cider and Applebutter y We will make cider and wWedn le but- ter on Monday, Tuesday, We and Thursday of each week. A. KOEBEL, . Linwood, Ont. Inesday <= — FOR SALE- of land in Milverton, corner faut t, bordering on streets. and alley on fected sacs, pad eS cmpoaits nds. into ling lots or ir convenient located for “Greater Production” in 60) onside exchange le ly to 2 ©. Grosch, COMMERCIAL Spring Wi Went, por bus... #08 a oe Barley a Oats War Flour, spring, ewt, 5 War Flour, blended ewt. 5 War Flour, winter, cwt. 5 4 62 as Cartes Beta by cranes age ae and Poe x for the ¢ lan, of Walkerton and Mr. O.-E; Klein, barrister, of Walkerton, are sons. beer MRS. JOHN HAGGARTY Mary Magel, widow of the lat John Maggarty, of Bornholm, died at London, last, age eels Clothes Eos Dad and His Lad! ‘Big Values are Never Unusual at Engeland’s! There is Much to Thankful for This Year—Engeland’s Clothes for One Thing SUITS AND OVERCOATS An Exhibition of Garments that Yar Surpasses any Former Season’s Showing, and Great Value is Plain to-be Seen in Every Model in the Gathering. hat men se the Suit will like, pphotause of SUITS 912 atk eviots, extra selected for their ability to give “SERVICE.” young men NEW CAPS NEW NECKWEAR NEW GLOVES An Overcoat Harvest For Boys and Youths IT’S RARE THAT YOU SEE SUCH COATS—SO MANY OF THEM AND ALL PRODUCED WITH SUCH PAINSfAKING CARE speak service and w: not tell it her. lined throughout. likeable colors. 5 TO 9-YEARS-OLD Coats from their ed appearance be- good materials are scarce, you cenit 6.50 to $12 Handsome little models of wonderful wearing Tweeds, doubl ster collared, military pocketed ‘mth and even if jé-breasted, ul- d ‘and ig showing of 10 TO 18-YEAR-OLD For boys that come in this age range we are well prepared with some migh- ty fine Coats—coats that are worth 8.50to $22 | Double-breasted models give service and ing in Milverton and a OUR WARM, COMFY UNDERWEAR All the best makes are presented in the new displays—Combinations and 2- piece modelg—all weights, in pure wool and du rable mixtures: ome in! Don’t think because we haven't mentioned Overalls, Work Shirts, Odd Pants, Gloves, Sweater Coats And a hundred other. eee that we haven’t got them. The yecatens show- e most reasonable prices await you her Canada Food Board License No, 8—9799. ENGELAND @ SON **Ghe Store With the Stock’”’ MILVERTON COATS $12 $59 Here a man can choose a great Ulster or a more conservative es eaee Pees, the nts, and from top to bottom one by hae | aoe shown in the finish of each ce The jcotch weaves are sorthy: <a your close inspection wise are the“ Tinta, Se ttisen cater A Timely Suggestion to Christmas Gift Buyers es you have a Perhaps friend ‘was a woman of sterling qualities and highly respected en beloved by is who will overcame a splendid home for eee and fami ly. laggarty’s hus} 8 Kean are and we ei fohn and aliens, remains at St “Vincent de Paul's etary, Mitchel a SHE GOT HIM Me Med.thenweet youty Gat , and what chanee did he Havel” a husons, Rey. I band died abroad 18 }and of a refers = te fact that vitae Acca? eennisione by i ment ‘throughout the justice to “Rec DISLOYAL SO ee Te CELE- TE, VICTOR RT OYAL PEOPLE. sermon that sparkled with al- i. M .Langford, pastor Anglican church, Canaanite Hou nae BS the ieee of | men are Meroz Conean as evicted in the book during the war between Israel d rather scathingly x Israel issued view direct allosion to local pare fees used considerable com- PEAieeennaoenpeery the vanquished. onstruction and ~- Education,” ; disloyal |, |was Dr. Cody’s subject, and he said that. th “reconstruction” had conhione before\the war and e two great problems of demob- ilization and restoration. Later i going to exert as a new fac- tor in eee polities. kinds of Soe Dr. tide the first and foremost is, ve legree ned the lessons that the. ‘war ought % Paste! taught. ‘he war, hi ° | MERCY WITHOUT JUSTICE ruth Fens a hemwarr gentle able States Sene UNJUST sr ideal of thi ; the supremacy , of G Driers i credited of persons over things; that the only with pete “and I guess it must be| “Mercy without justice is more de. |Sound basis of reconstruction is th true, judgmg from a proposal I just |moralizing than justice without mer- |COnserval and: development . heard’ of from m: Here was |cy,” ‘said be Cody, ad. sources, particularly human resour- e girl worked it on her bash-)dressing the Woman's Canadian Club| es. Througl ‘pine SER a ful suitor: “There goes our minister,” | at Toronto on Thi last, ex- eae iz 01 be. 5] a 5 “He is ve jor. I wish I|pressing the hope*that no combin-|® hit be ‘h yp We Si ne * of life, othe i . Hs i. five ree me do ati of fatesmen ould oon our a se fe Beco ie OE lites or ee ;s”’ exclaimes e Yo unsuspect- | soldiers of the vict ley have won ingly, in fervor of benevolence.” |on the battléfield, or, out of any un- ot ‘the pee eats outlook for aur own this is so sudden,” bub- | due softness, refré rain TE ‘rom meting out | Dminion. All this Oe one back to the fundamental lesson and the funda- - by preciou: j|ing this country wo! and of those who come after them. mental importance of education, Dr. ody said. If scheme for a better, “Canada in the it will be bas is the supreme ‘politics of th mn educa~ < he dec! sed; “edlyeation t i e future, e a new era of na- chased for us m If we are to hay tional life, an. MADE TO APOLOGIZE. Phi ~ blacksmith, Bridgeport, pleaded guilty in the Kit. e court to lip Koerber, ‘was in error ments and regretted making them. LOWERED THE EGYPT TO PAL- ESTINE RECORD. sj (New York Times.) John H. Finley, State Commis- sioner of Education, has recently re- turned from the Holy Land. He went from Egypt to Palestine by airplane in two hours. It took the children of Israel forty years to cover that dis- tance. is to be any of See Our Heiser ike Before Buying a a the first At Prices to Suit Every Purse Complete Line of High-grade Furniture Awaits Your Inspection GERHARD HEINTZMAN PIANOS = McLAUGHLIN AUTOMOBILES Furniture Dealer ROBERT McMANE Funeral Direotor and Embaimer Milverton

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