Monkton Times, 24 Apr 1908, p. 8

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¢ f fice hours: So far as possible, from 3p, m, and in evenings. DR. R. LEDERMAN | ae DENTIST Licentiate of Dental Surgery and Member of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario, honor 'graduate : ie orgnt University, Crown and | Bridge work a specialty, Hours 9 a. m. and 5 p. m,: - Office above the Sov- -ereign Bank, Milverton, oa 40400464054455008 Jno. C. Eeckmeier » DEALER IN. EVERYTHING IN THE HAR- NESS LINE. o+ +++ Horse Blankets, Whips Rugs, Plush Rugs, Team and single Harness, Collars, Bells, International Stock Food. Leather Braces made to order. Repairing especially attended to. Harness Oil at 65'cts. gallon lots. Regular price 75 cts, ALL AND SEE OUR GOODS AND. LEAVE YOUR ORDERS" FOR HARNESS. ie) John C. Eickmeier "174-17: BRODHAGEN THTIFFOFEHEEH OHHH oso oos A Woman Hung PEEESEESE4 44S 4464444449449444444444404 + 3 aaa aDAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARAAAAADAAAAAS Around the neck of her husband and begged and-entreated him to go to Burgess' the artist, Mitchell, and hava a mice family group photo tak- em, while the family are at home. The month of March is the time to have family group photos taken before the spring work starts, as you can't get afway very well then. Are you going West, if you are leave some good photes with _yeur friends before you go. It will pay you to come to [Mitchell where you'can get the very best work at prices to suit you. Our photes will not fade. Try us for stationury and picture frafming. Try us for Stationery and Picture Framing. Burgess' Art Studio J.T Gill. Merchant, - Monkton Will offer for sale : Bologna............10¢ per Ib. Cheese. ice one Mans ice Rolled Shoulder. 13 3 lbs. Raisins for...25 cents. Currants per Ib.....10 cents. Cattle salt in bags 50c cwt. Salt by the barrel $1.35. Sugar $5 per hundred. Maple Syrup 25c per qt. Pail Pickles 15c per qt. 2 cans Finnan Haddie 25¢c. 2 bottles Ozo pickles 25c. Canned fruit of all kinds for sale. All kinds of cough mixtures kept in stock. Guenther's bread, buns cakes for sale. Milverton Flour always on hand, Furniture kept in stock. Linoleum soc per yd for Floor Oil Cloth 35¢ for 28c Floor Oil Cloth 25c for 20c We keep no books, but buy and sell for cash. Sugar $5. 50per cwt, cash or $5.75 trade, B. Bacon,.......,7...16¢. per 1b. Fowler's Lard.,....15c+ per lb. Picnic Hams.........12¢ per Ib. OB eo 3: e John T. Gill Main Street Monkton and 39¢. Antiseptic Barber Shop Everything up-to-date. Sterilized towels. Anti- septic brushes & sooth- ing lotions used. Pool Room in connection, Prices right. Gamés strictly for amusement. J. WHITE, Proprietor Mitchell Ontario MONKTON Duffield, "The Tailor" MAKES NOBBY SUITS H afit. He gives his success in bu a trial and be con E HAS the goods out of which to make them. He guarantees satisfaction, hence siness. Give him vinced,. A splen- did assortment of goods recently arrived to choose 0. DUFFIELD, ™° from. Tailor, Monkton Bake he Se he a ae ee ee ee a ,. reeks ote A ee Yo efe ote eee he oho of. oe 2, Soofedde ee fe eteete oa + . Be Boots and Shoes|. Lebobeoeobecobeoobedoobeteotesobeteobeteobeteebetoofetecbfer Just Received a Large Consignment of ate. | | + suitable for this season lines we carry the best the Williams Shoe C and Chas. A. Ahrens, of Berlin, are guaranteed to be solid leather, no paper in- soles or counters and are the only shoes suit- able for every day wea Women ; per pair. Ladies Oxfords at $1.15 an PE ee ebb eeeettechehicebepepetet 5 * Og ; In fine shoes we continue to carry the well- known Invictus Shoe for men and Empress for We also carry a few lines in cheap goods for those who must have them. LARNER Just think of it, Men's fine foot wear @ $1.85 and $2, These two lines in limited quantities only. % Don't forget we pay the highest price for eggs in ex- ' change for footwear. of the year. _In staple in the market, made by ompany, of Brampton, These goods r . ' Ld , A . d $1.25 per pair. Fe 4 4 ' 4 4 FE 4 FE 4 F 4 4 4 3 3 ' 4 4 ' 4 Fe Fe ' 4 3 4 4 4 < 4 4 4 F 4 Fe « 4 Ee ' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 re 4 ze 3 4 4 4 ' 4 4 te . t. t. a be . be t. be be te . te te % a .. te te te te ¥ b te te te te fe te te be be 4 . t x te a be be . % fe be be 5 te x te x be te te te te te x te t _& Opposite Post Office CHALMERS & GOLIGHTLY oo a a te a be 5 . te 4 « 4 4 4 4 q Monkton, Ont. i Pirccrerrrrere rT ert eee : - BRUNNER. CARMUNNOCK, Eye-strain belies Character ! 3: 680: Defective sight pro- duces unnatural ex- -pression. Perpetual frowns caused by an effort to see better often belie character. |. We are experts in fitting glasses -- that make facial distortion unnecessary. - Examination Free. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Br HA Doupe of 'Toronto Uni- versity was the guest of Mr. W. G McPherson. a few days this week. Mr. A. L. Hairtmier is spending the aster holidays in; Milverton. - A new slate blackboard was plac- ed. in the school on Salturday last. Miss Dow] of Exeter was the guest ot the Misses McNaiught over Easter, Miss Sarah' White left to visit her sister Mrs. Alf Tralvis in Pontiac, Mich. on Tuesday last. SESS eT Quebec Terc ntenary Program Mrs. Wm. Peters is spending Eas- ter with friends in St. Mairys. : Miss Blanche Walker teacher at Beeton is spending fhe holidays at her home. : Mrs. Robert Peters is visiting with friends in' London. j Mr. S. Coulter is spending the holi- dalys at his hogae in, Hensal). Miss Etta man and Miss Milly Doerr spent Sunday at the latter's heme in Galdshill. $$449$4446OO4 OS A colored parson. calling upon one ona off his flock found the object of his visit ont in the balck yard work- ing among his hen coops. He no- ticed with surprise that there were no chickens: : i : "Why, Brudder Johnson," he ask- ed "where are your chickens?' = "Huh," grunted Johnson, without looking up. "some fool niggah left de do' open) alnd dey all went home." Mainy people in all parts of the Do- minion ajra beginnng to plan atrip to Québec in July while the Tercenten- ary fetes are in pregress. For the benefit of these the program of the ceremonies is here given; The Prince of Walles will land at Quebee on the morning of July 22 He will be received by the Governor- General, anc will be presented with an address by the Dominion Par- liament. On July 23 the scene of 'the landing of Chaplain will be reconsticuted and the old navigator will be shown ar= riving with) his crew jn ai repljea of his original ship) which is now bo- ing built A loyal telegram will be addressed to the King and con- gratulations exchanged with differ- ent parts of the Empire France, and the United States and the Ma yor of Brouages. The Prince of Wailes will formally open tha fetes. aind a speech will be delivered by Sir Wilfrid Lawrier. The graind 'historical parade will after- wards be reviewed, and there will be 4 grand illumination of the Fleet at night. July 24.--Dedication of the battle- field. Militajry and Naval review. July 25.--Review of the Fleets. July 26.--Thanksgiving Day. Ro- man Catholic Service and Mass on the Plains of Abraham with beautif-al music followed by a service in the Enelish Cathedral. July 27.--Naival display ashore by 10 600 sailors. Representation of the bombardment of Quebec by the Brit- ish Fleet and Army under Saunders and Wolfe respectively. July 28.--Children's Day. Daylight fireworks on the Plaing of Abraham. July 29. -- The Prinee of Wailes leaives the port. : The pageant representing' scenes from Canadian history will be given on several afternoons by three thou- sand perfermers under the direction of Mr. Frank Lascelles who has plan- ned and carried out the most nobable of the gieat English historical pag- eants off recent years It is also stated tions in honor of his Royal High- ness will include a ball given by the Provinciall Government at Parliament House; a luncheon given by Sir Wilfrid Lalurier, the Dominjon Prern- ier and a garden party at Spencer- wood. the residence of the Lieuten- ant-Governor of Quebee. There will allso ba 2 series of state dinners and addresses will be received by the 'Prinee cf Walles from Quebee and the Palrliament of Canada. OS 82: e W. A. CAMERON Jeweler and Optician of Mitchell Spring The bealatfiul snow Of ai while ago. Has 'quietly 'passed away ; And the milder breeze. Over 'heights aind leas Is felt from daty to day. R. J; SHINE, Veterinary Surgeon Monkton Ont. Honor Graduate, Ontario Veter- inary College, treats all diseases of domesticated animals scientifically Horse dentistry a speciality. Calls by telephone or otherwise promptly attended. to. Office at residence. eee A. CHALMERS MONKTON,BONT, And the sunny ralys, Of the lengthening daiys Which warm and warmer grow; Fair natura empowers. To array the flowers. The hills and valleys low. Halppy birds of spriniz. With: a rapture sing. Sweet calrrols in field And the tender blade From the terrae bed ; Spring up so gay so swell. and dell; On. the Jofty hill Or beside the rill The verdaht garb is seen Which not long ago Were beneath the snow Now: clad in living green. Notary Public, Conveyancer, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, J, P. for the County of Perth, Real Estate bought and sold, A few choice farms for immediate sale. MONKTON LIVERY! First-class horses and rigs. The eyo may behold ~Plowmen on the Preparing to proceed And the sower {oo With @rand aims in view, (Hopefully sowing' the seed. mould Commercial and local business catered for. 42 Prompt attention given to all orders by telephone or otherwise. JOHN BUCHAN, Proprietor WM. HOLMAN NEWRY P. And thea garden plots Such enlivened spots With busy plapters strewed. While 'the shrubs aind flowers So requires the power. Of tha florist brisk ahd good. that the alirac- But why these displays In numerous ways Such vafried scenes appear; Why because fair spring With 'her everything. Hass followed winter drear. THOS. E. HAMMOND, Elma, April 15th, 1908. a, o. LICENSED - AUCTIONEER for the counties of Perth and Huron. Price: moderate, and best satisfaction guaranteed. Parties in Monkton district, kindly leave all orders and particulars with JOHN WHITE, barber. Monkton. OES 'eWe make the brick that made Monkton famous, _ Educational Notes of interest: Tavern Licenses Granted Following is the time-table of the examinations that are to be held. this suIPmer ;-- 3 HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE. Wednesday. June 24th- A. M. 8.45-9.00--Realiding instructions (circular 57.) 9.0@-11.00--Composition. 11.10-11.55--Spelling. P. M. 1.30-3.30--Geography The Licenses Commissioners North Perth met in Stra(tford Saturday afternoon to grant ses for the ensuing license mencing Maly ist next. Present Com missioners Read Seibert and Pigeon License Inspector Kemp wais also pre sent, for 01; licen year, com '<No building material shows off a building like our celebrat- ed Terra Cotta brick. PEPEPEPIP EES $9944044444064 9440466 004 PPPLHLIELLILHIHLINIFHLHLY PH GGLF PPLE HG LGPL POPES EG PL ELE POPHG OLEH HOOD GO GEEOS 5 * + i 3 Pails 3 3 | i ; > Fashionable | Footwear .. __ We are showing a complete new range of the . noted "Lennox" "Faultless" and "Peerless" Shoes © in all the latest shapes and styles in Black and Tan Leathers, : . . Tans will be the rage of course and there's nothing lacking here in high or low shoes in Tan or Chocolate shades. Urus Calf Shoes This our special in working shoes. They are made from selected hides by the very best methods and meet the existing demand for a soft and mellow leather combined with a tough fibre. Urus calf is filled with a pitch and is as near waterproof as it is possible to make'leather. Be sure and buy a pair Spring Necessities Nowhere in the country will you find a more complete assortment of up-to-the-minute merchan- dise than you will fiud at Wilson's, We have an exceptionally strong showing of Silks, Dress Goods, Wash Goods, Laces and Em- broideries, Sbirts and Waists, Gloves, Umbrellas, Cottons, Dainty Whitewear, Hosiery, Uuderwear, Lace Curtains, Carpet Linoleums, Oilcloths, Favor us with a visit. We willdo our utmost to make it interesting, enjoyable and profitable. J. C. WILSON General Merchant, MONKTON, ONT. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 3 + + + 5 + + + + + + + + + + + + + : + + ba + THPEPEEPHHHESEEESISHG FEEDS ESS IFFHE SH OFOH HE OP HHO EOO | + SPEEPLIEFEDPEF EEG O44 4446 64646446446644446444606464 anna paahapabhhhhahannnl The Inspector reported that he carefully inspected the hetels where necessary had directed repairs and improvements to be ade to had and Thursday Jung 25th-- M: 9.00-11.30--Arithmetic M. 1.30-4.00--Written reading Fridaly. Juns 26th-- . '<Quotations given on applica- tion to % te oe bring them up to the proper staind ard. The Commissioners applications for licensas taverns and 3 shops the present! holders of licenses. meeting of requirements in hotels as to cleanliness heating, stabling driving sheds etc., receiving consider eration. All the applications were grantéd one or two being conditional on some repairs being made. Following is the. list ;-- ' STRATFORD. Hotels--Royall. Jacoli Fricker: bion. James Hastings ; Ino. HH. Killer ; Dominion Lo Strode; Cabinet. W. J. 'Mills and Sons; Victoria; Charles 'Casson ; Empire. Jaimes Wilson; G. T. R. sia- tion T. J. Phelah; Ontario, Jos. Richardson; Arlington Henry Meier; Americaln Geo. E. Richardson ; Commercial "J. J. Hagarty ; Crown, Richajrd and .W. G. McArdle; City Heppler Bros.; Queen's Reinhajrt Bros..;'-- Windsor, Thomas J. Gilles- pie. Shops-- "Ty J. Quirk Walsh Bros. MILVERTON. Hotels--Geo. F. Pali ter. A. M. 9.00-11 00--English grammar. 11.1Q-1 2:00--Writing. P. M.--Oral reading may be either Fridaly afternoon or af other hours as are convenient. ENTRANCE TO MODEL SCHOOLS. District Certificate. Jun? 28rd-- ~~ A.M. 11 10-12.40--Eelment ary scienee P.M. 2.00-4.00--Algebral and geonet- ry. June 24th-- A 9 00-11.00--Enelish composition and writing. 11.1012 40-- Bookeeping and busi- ness papers. P. M. 9.00-11.00--Arithmetic and me- suration. 11.10-12/40--Spelling. P. M, 2.00-4.00--Eng lish literature June 26th-- M. 9 .00-11.00--English graimnitr. 11.10-12.40--Art, P. M. 2 00-4.00--History, British Canadian. Time-table of Normal School En- trance or Junior Teachers' Examina- tion. ;-- June 29th-- A. M. 9.00-10.15-- 10.25¢1140-- M. 1.30-2.45--Georraphy 2.55-4.10 (1.30-4.00) duns BOth-- Avo M. 9,00-11.80--xArrithmattic P.. M. 1.80-4.00--xEniglish grammar July 2nd--)° A. M. 9.00-11.30--Algebra; P. M. 1.8044.00--English composition July 3rd" ; A. M. 9.00-11.30--Physics P. M. 1.80-4.00--History, A Br& CG: July Tth-- A, M. 9.00-11.80--Chemistry iP. M. 1.3044.00-- July 8th-- A. M, 9,00-11.30--Lajtin authors P. M. 1,380-2,00--Laltin composition xThe papers in Geography <Arith- metic and English Grammar, under Gatschene. Hesson; Nicholas Her-| the head of Normal School Entrance wott, Newton} Louise Wicke, Poole ;]} are special papers. for those Mode} Alex. Balllentine Topping ; John} School graduates of 1906 and 1907 Yundt, Milverton ~ Staition; John} who hava not yet secured their new Gropp, Brunner; Rachel Mulcahy | professional standing for third-class Millbank. certificates. ie NORTH EASTHOPE. The above items should be elipped Henry. Hitzroth, Amulree; Wm. J.' from the News and thasted up 'for Miller, Galdshill ' convenient reference. W. H. BARNHARDT Monkton, Ontario discussed the for the 40 all of them from The taken such Paheobeedoedoede ode obechecbecfeale feats este ot C. P, R. Time Table Westbound Eastbound «Mz; ALM. A.M. P.M, - 10 38 8 49 6 87 10 48 840 6 26 10 54. 8 80 16 11 03 8 21 09 1118 8 07 55 11 28 7 57 11 89 7 47 Al Mansion %0 Seeks se chesk® ee ene eS Wallenstein Linwood Millbank Milverton West Monkton McNaught Walton A. Soaks cde ske che ofeo%, cs OOD MWWIH He He O bo bob and Nim SO Ore CO 10 4 3 © no ot OO: ie ae sit ah sie G. T. R. Time Table Trains leave Atwood Station, North and South as follows -- Going South. Going North Express 7.30 am, Express 9,85 a,m, Express 11.53 am, Express 8,26 p,m, Express 38.80 pm, Express 1,21 p,m, Mitchell, going east, 6,55 a. m : 8.16 a. m, 8,52 p, m, 5,55 b, m,, going, west, 10.22 2 m,, 12,25 Pp, 2, 5,55 p.m, 10,84 p,, m, Chas. Rit-|} P. ELLICE. : Hishon. Sebringeville; John ¢ Wartburg ; Mary Wingefelder Robert Hunter; Brunner 'ELMA. E. Grundenberger. ust Bauer Monkton; Newry. IP. Diehl Rostock ; Atwood; Aug- A. HY Wynn LISTOWEL. Hotels--Graind Central. R. S. Station. Wm. Brignall; Arlington, Ritter; Queen's Jas. Bochmer. Shop--Aaron Ringler. WALLACE. Nickel, Gowanstown. MORNINGTON. Chas. 'J. Donley, Newton; Jacob COMMERCIAL. 88 50 45 80° 75 00. 2% 15 00 25 00 Ce ee a 124 124 5 5 Paul ; Pp Fall wheat per bushel Barley per bushel............ Oats SNe eye ae ae Peas' AES SE Sa ers Hlour, pet CWEyseceisecsse Draw "pet tonne 6.0 OB Manitoba flour perewt.... 3 Shorts, per ton......0000000. 2D Corn per bushel.,,.......-.. +s LALO itewcatilan nee PHM OWsecirs cance teccane ee HOMESEEKERS G. P. 50 45 80 75 00 15 _NO HONING--NO GRINDING The Razor of Perfection--Everlasting Shaving Comfort NO RAZOR TROUBLES POSSIBLE Carbo Magnetic Razors have revolutionized razor making --they are tempered by electricity, which is our own exclusive | | secret process, : 2ND CLASS 4 Round-Trip Excursions TO MANITOBA SASKATCHEWAN ALBERTA GOING DATES : " April, 28 June 9, 28 Aug. 4, 18 'May 12, 26°~--duly 7, 21 Sept. 1, 16, 29 Tickets good to return within 60 days VERY LOW RATES from all points i z Ranging { Winnipeg and return $32.00 between {pannipee. return $42.50 | Tickets issued to all North-West points, TOURIST SLEEPERS A limited - ico number of Tourist Sleeping Cars will be run on each excursion, fully equipped with bedding, etc. Berths should be secured and paid for through local agent at least six dayr before excursion leaves. Rates and full information contained in free Homeseekers' pamphlet, Ask near- est C.P.R. agent for a copy, or write to c. Be FOSTER, District Pass, Adt., C.P.B,, Toronto Ht CANADIAN PACIFIC CF] x 3 x RAILWAY Electric tempering adds carbon to the steel; whereas tempering by fire, (the only other method used for centuries) destroys the carbon |; which is the life of steel, Your dealer will deliver to you a CARBO MAC- NETIC razor on 30 days trial without obligation on your part to purchase, DOUBLE CONCAVE FOR EXTRA HEAVY BEARDS $2.50 SET OF TWOIN LEATHER CASE : $4,80 AS ILLUSTRATED HOLLOW GROUND | $2.00 ee te em Ex oh de he of he +} cx es > & % qe de de em de am & ee + & 4 de am de de fe fo es es am + d cm es } de de + he es $ + Rese Now is the time to do your fencing. It matters not whether you wish to build new ones or rejaair the old ones. we can supply you with all necessaries, To those who. like to stretch the single wire and weave afterwards, we have on hand a carload of Cleveland Coil Spring at a low figure and both No, 12 and No. 13 weaving wires. _ Those wishing a ready woven fence will find the "Ideal" unsurpassed for strength and durabity. Catalogues and stretcher for the latter supplied, free. Staples for all kinds of wire always on hand, also the hooks and clinchers for slat. fences. e Brace wirefor anhor dposts, barb wire for where needed, an black wire for tying stakes. Poultry netting, al widths, at low prices. Ask to see sample of "Ideal" Lawn Fence,

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