Milverton Sun, 10 Apr 1919, p. 5

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SPECIALIST SAID. HE MUST OPERATE |: She T: instead, : ‘sd b Ro Rowin Tn Pecivet He Heth MME. F. GAREAU 153 Papineau Ave., Montreal. “For three years, I suffered great pain in the lower part of my body, with swelling or bloating. I saw a specialist, who carefully examined : ation. ‘This, I refused to permit. 2 about ‘Fruit-a-tives? and e . the wonderful results it was giving Decause- this medicine is ne nem Sruit juices, so decided to The first box gave great oe and I continued the treatme: six boxes more. Now, my excellent —I am free of and j prong set I ote Pru a pater my warmest Ms '. GAREA 50c. a box, 6 for #2, 30, til size 250, At all dealers or sent by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, MORNINGTON PATHMASTERS The following is a list of the path-| q eepers and fence- ington for the year 1 w Pathmasters—John hating Ben | J. Westman, James Hanna, M. L. Whit. ney, Henry Fleischhauer, Jonas Jac. obs, W. ‘T Chalmers, Adam: Sippel, Richard Orr, J, B. Whitney, Isra Wilhelm, J. Fleming, Thos. ‘Dewar, James Hamilton, John D. Schwartzentruber, Henr, * Sehiel John Candler, Albert Riddell, Otto Mueller m. Henderson, J. Het nderson, James Madiess, Mitton Rohwer at in- ‘ood, A. ston, A. Isley, Louis Veidenheimer, M. Vol y gs Linse- n, Eugene Stemmler, Alvin Dun- bar, Robt. Seay ford, olay Munro, akebiere Ht: Coxon, J. G. Kuopio (con. #), Hugh McDonald, therford, A. Harvey, Law- rence Kocher, James Broughton, Glennie. Simpson, Wm. Meadows, JoRn Davidson. WM. WADDELL, Clerk. It will son be time to get that back ni 0 long, as attractive as possi For Investors VICTORY and GOVERNMENT BONDS Yielding over 5 per cent. MONTREAL TRAMWAYS To yield 6% per cent, PROVINCIAL’ BONDS To yield from 5.30 per cent. to 5.55 per cent. TOWN and CITY DEBENTURES To yield 5% to 6 per éent, (All Safe Securities.) .. Apply at— The Sun Office” the township of Mom: | merly tor the town should be pert as ralean and | somethin: MONKTON BRIEFS|26§ Mr. G. Murdock, of ‘aes 2 relieving at the ©. PR. station.— id Mrs. milton, of Miiver. ar paca siting at Mr. Je Bettger's-—Miss Horn, of Milverton, sunday at x home here.— a peoee visit. af Bhar. J. L, Stew- returned missionary from. hina, tas sipede indelintely pos Postponed pring s Ey of Stratford, “pent thie week: ond with. Mr day to Monday visiting her parents, and Mrs. James FE Dai ice eae at Gill’s on Saturday night, ae 2th. on Saturday enti 19th.—The influ: ecpeiderable Friday. prone thos pleuro-pneumonia; Mr. Charles Rennick, who and Mrs, H. Oliver, nind, them of ge Donegal, and Mr. Roy | Cleland ‘of Atwood, are away on estern Provinces for a visit to diate eelante ut Mationd tat Week <2 r, and Mrs. Harold Hammond, Bluevale, paid a visit to their many if, Monkton, niac, MT ayer Trinity St., en route to Chatham, here returns to her former 'position.— Stratford Herald. CELEBRATED 25th ANNIVER- SARY ‘e was a large ia of imon Fewings, * Mrs, i ' ) : . aad ats Btaniey Hook of Atwee! ‘: Friends were, also present from. Mil: verton, wton, Britton, ‘onkton, i 7 Donegal, Fernbank, Wallace, and also 4 9 r a THE RIGHT LEVERAGE 7 In the human system means a spine : in aie ct alig ie auiseta cians cof the spinal. verte: Dra result in impinged nerves You in ire into the management | 4 an ie, kmanship in some business in which you have Rivaatad money, ‘why | many of happiness. not as carefully. investici Bennie CHIROPRACTIC_-NATURE’s . AWAY OF RESTORING | yy. ae cere ; line, spent: Sunday, with eee Z Yr Thom: twood.—A. lar; Ka ANSON B. KILBOURNE | jumber attended Mre, John Henry's CHIROPRACTOR le on Friday last.—Miss 0, Burn- Office at the Grand Central Hotel. sal ett, of the 8th line, spent a day last week with friends here.—Mr. George. rant Every taper and Friday. Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. Consultation ain Hxamination: Bree: Hammond, of Monkton, paiva at! the hose. ‘of Mr. A. Thom: Ka Ka | 1 < < < < Ka < 7} "1s kA RA Ky Ka x ee Ka Ka < Ko KA Ka x & & aK Ka ne| [6s aes | 1 Or i} 1a Ko =F Ke Ko =| mil Os ith Ie ea-| 1 Ka ee kK Ka ko S ee be BUT YOU’ EL. FIND Real Savings “In Bloom” up here Save “Your . Spring Footwear It’s Spring Show Time at Knechtel’s. The entire store is in readiness with hundreds of new footwear styles. Every apa ener is fill- displays are marvellous for their wealth of new things and ed with fresh new footwear. The are causing much admiration. Every wanted style is here—for any mem- ber of the family, from granddaddy down to not want to go back to paying high prices for shoes once you buy at baby. And you will Knechtel’s. A Wide Range of Choice in Fashionable New Models for Men Men's Gunmetal, patent and kid Shoes, values to Be 00. Special clearance $2. ‘ten 'y Gunsiotal Shoes, cacad thes Bigatne Se excellent for shop or street. Very. psecial. . $3.50 en’s Ares 1 EShoree Saag, toes, Blucher cut Goodyear welt—: cellent bi $5.00 Men’s dark ban “shoes, lai lain toe, semi-recede heels—can’t be beat for $6.95 Acme soles — rubber style and boot for Men’s Dark Brown English last Boots, Neolin salen bubba nea $5. Men's Tan Grain, Work Bock kind wa pay $5.00 for—go a +633. Men's Plain Toe wen Shoes, in i 0: x Boots, Rubber Boots, Leather Boots, eae Regaine, or aderrs mieten Men’s Soft Vici Kid Le: n toe, wide Attdng-shoes, excellent quality, special -..2. 78500 Men's Gunmetal Shoes, round toes, Neolin soles and rubber heels, special this $5. ’s Patent Brown Kid and eed Sane Shoes, values up to $8.00, clearing at... $5. # Rubber Boots—just the thing for may spring See special. RIS eT IS Men’s Gunmetal Shoes, English and sey heels—a big special at. s Kid Leather Cushion Sole Shoes, Good: year eatin $8.00 value, for $5: Men’s Leather Mitts ‘and Gloves 68¢ to Hee Teal ae last, Ace sles Much Hosiery Buying Will be Done Here HOSIERY DAYS New Hose for Easter wear for spring and summer and thin, dependable hose, too, at. moder- ate prices. Hose to match every ‘dress—for men and women. will go Much Farther Here Don’t Have Flat Feet Tired, aching feet are the first’ warnini Motatersal Arc which will give immediate | s help you get rid } Callouses and Bunions. Why s { Come in and get Foot | Post Grad- mfor ‘ost nate Practipelist always in char; | Teens Daintier, Prettier Styles for Spring Made Without Waste, Sensibly Priced for Children Boys’ White ie ponte Shoes, the Had RE joys’ Nifty Dee vuniies Lone receding toes 3" good, $5.00 let School or Dress hes, at per - $3.5 Misses’ Tan Calf Button Shoe: $3.4 Girls! Gunmetal Schoo! Shee good bargain at per $3. 00 Chils Patent Heather ora You'll be Delighted with the New Styles Just Received and Featured in Our Spring Opening Ladies’ ae new, Black Kid Oxfords, Vanity —a real bi 00 Ladies’ Grey Kid Shoes, hi eut Louis heels— while they las $4.91 heels—a real bargain \...sscsvessseeseesses Lad = beaut new Cherry red hi lace Pate military heels, value, specially priced. .$5.00 Ladies Scarce hi lace Shoes, Neolin soles and rubber heels—go at es) Battleship gy kia hi Jace Shoes, the kind od pay $10.00 for, speci: $7. Ladies’ brown fd Louis rey milit ee beautiful dark brown shade. Specially Sot fe $6.50 Ladies’ fine, black, hi eut Shoes, Colonial heels pee $9.00, $8. Ladies’ fe “Cuan kia Shoes, Louis heel hi oe Spec $10. Ladies’ fd Kid, hi lace Shoes, Louis and ati tary heels—a real money. saver adies! Gunmetal Shoes, white Neolin Sole and rubber heels, clearing a $3, Ladies’ pe ta Button Shoes with kid uppers special to ele $3.98 Ladies’ Cuumetal and Kid Button mie Lace ee small sizes, values up to $5, special. .$1.00 Ladies’ new Black Kid | Oxtords gis military heels, recede toes, good fitters, special. .....$5.00 Ladies New Spring Models in grey kid shoes Narloty. of styles and leathers.......... $8 to $10. Ladies’ Patent Button ge re Queen vee ity nae ‘Cubes heels, reg. $6.00, special. Growing Girls’ parent Baton Shoes, is heels, cloth tops, $6.00-value, for....... $5. adies’ Military rie Mie on Shoes, hi 24 Dainty. moc dels—just the boot for growing ‘girls— spr of PICO) een Nay ae EA SEN CLM RY $7.50 adies’ Fancy ne Slippers, Japanese eee reg. $1, 1, peat till Haster, a pair $1.00 100 irs Children’s House Slippers, ankle straps, $1 Race special to clear a pair..... ++ B0e Per Special Sale of Ladies’ Pumps and Oxfords Sizes up to 4 in These were bought from a out ani e opportunity. kid gunmetal and We Extend a Cordial In- x vitation:to all to avail of the opportunity to select +from this showing. —— Za WA Trike Suit Cases ial Club Bags We carry ) Maw assortment in this » by buying her department. You‘can save money. THE SHOE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY KNECHTEL & CO i TS ¢ 8-10 -Downie St. 8g Telephone 165w Stratford Fe sey

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