Monkton Times, 9 Mar 1922, p. 2

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The Milverton Sun and Monkton Times see The Sun Printing Office Main Street ~ MILVERTON, ONT: Subseription gateat— nt year, $2.00; im months, $1.00 in oo Advertisements wien ne bi G alrecti will be inserted votil ont ne charged contract advertisems we et the 0! es by. noon Monday, M ‘OLM MacBETH, bests sber and Propristor, ents must | BusinessCards Medical. Drs. Tye & Nicklin ‘Office: Pustic Davo Storm, MAuvERTON . Houre; 10 to 12 a.m., 2 to # p.m, and DR. F. J. R. FORSTER Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat tps Geacoate in medicine, University, Rate assistant New York Op! and Aural Institute, Moorefield’a sre Ge Golden Square Throat Hom =a 7.) Se. Fe STRATFORD, Saily. Evenii wes dni ings—7 to cy tnd Saturday only; or Boe eppointm ‘Phone BS Wat J. F. SEBBEN, DDS. L.D.S. lock, Wind: isor.B Por. City Hall, STRATFORD Pho ren. evenings from 7 ‘to 9 o'clock Ss BS Ra A Merry Game From Old England. This See ae ne bore ao girls of England as one i pleasantest ey. for combined with its fun e of some wit] © To prepare for the game several ee ee ee oil ‘The players are supplied @ pencil and a sheet of paper on which the list is arranged. Here is the list and the to it. is to supply the correct letter in He place of each “KX”: be Max (first in me). 2. Lxxe (co eookintt Jive without it). 3, Xxle (the more you take from it the larger it gets). 4. Xoox (it’s all over the house). 5. Loxx (found in ae oe burbs). 6. Xraxt (gives a cold, cures a cold, a pays the doctor 7, Xeaxty (desirable for unattrac- omen tive wom 8 Mexxs (for which women spend too much money), 9. Lxnxs (near to Fas every maiden’s 10. Txax sxb xtxn xix txox axix nxsx (longest word in the English lan- guage) Of course eed words could be evolved for each one of the ten num~- bers, but the following eet is to be your standard for the an 1. Mat. 4, Roof, 2. Life. 5. Lots. 8. sane) 6. Draft. 9. Lungs. Lega! H.B. Morphy, K.C. Solicitor for Bank of Hamilton. BISTOWEL. MILVERTON, ATWOOD Offices: Listowel, Milverton Money to Loan, [ Owens & Goodwin Barristers, So!icitors, &c. Windsor Block, - BTRATPORD, ONT, Money to Loan. ft aanie wo. ownne, w: 2. conway | D t W. D. Weir. - pony Public Issuer of Marr Awetioneer for the Sones of Perth nd Waterlos ds, Seavey ances: dee wills, morte Tom yey ane I le ren eanes drawn Notary Publlo. oe Sane Be Sau a ES BOT ace: War block, over Bank of Nova Scott A. Chatneas: Notary Publi Conveyancer, lesuer o: rege Lice: for the pee of Perth. meet ectare ne oot nd sold, A few choles i for immediate vale. MOXKTON, ONTARIQ rinery. oy R. E. Beggs, V.S. VETERINARY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office: i anata The Queens Hotel Beet eccomtmoadation for commercial trav- ellere and othere, Barr’s old stand Two large Sample Roome. PRO. F PAULI, Prop, - Milverton, O94, Milverton Lodge No. 478 & AM. R.C. Sie md ay iat fore foul si senery ue mont fn thet ‘hat Giulitag Wives Sears sesokie 4.5, Lewis, 2. Slegner, Silver Star rece No. 202 fe Meete eee babi eh fe af ule, im thelr waltieg peti Zimmerman is the hostess or one of ea perce is chosen as a leader and papers may na in and again until t1 ader rie one that the wi His Decoration. The boy wanted to help with his Lath The half page of Caesar tha: was But | « he hed gane to his father tor rab and pane could not disappoint him. r books and patie the study," ‘sit his feth “Now,” he continued when they were seated at the study table, “ his passage happens to be familiar to me, and sinee you are anxious to get away, ince t] son eunate it for ‘you; and while you are at is like hed fine ” when h res | hol Z gt che dln Lol Tee pretty sie Dae beilee you| 2 thing for me, and: 1) sleey m I Aes make e Latin ne words] yo And if I find Se difficult gymnasiw ae Tie ore. ee when you ‘qnath be fine!” said the boy with Ade eyes. “But what is an this gymnasium so keer n about ?”’| of phys one a neighboring town, and hone dae vie Sogn ee Hes lente training hard for it. on you arin training rather hard Fy re gine sir, Ss is pretty stiff.” “Then why “But, dad, what good would that do me?” “Well—it would be of precisely the same value to our body thet my get: There was a moment lead sil- th 1 ae then’ the boy gai ‘oing upstairs and try se iabees myself.” He gathered up his books and left the study, though with such a shadow oDad, ’m 0 dig this the hour that followed use all his will power to keep from relenting. here walked into the stu different boy from ie se an oe befor: Derek te ih eae Te het i caine amet oe tell eo Be ee ne ina awhile the field that ‘he ae helped to the ee Cross a aber cere ‘of the inned uy ast? I I chine is tel ety re as I did when the boy that sent away empty-] came eve you have it” It was my decoration, and in my heart I tine worn it ever since. 1° boy is now a man, and, wen, OF hs ie cats Ae ese ration atciwie or Goce tell very mash doubh if Be a a6 proud of i as I am of mine.” THE SHIRT-MAKER By Don Mark Lemon The reas ts bluntly. “You must hav. n. Get out into the wns Aes a nothing dae weeks. You have run yourself down with overwork.’ “Overwork! Hardly that, doctor. do not work at all; I read and reflec all day 5 ‘The physician's attention = rivet- ein on his patient’s haggard f "re wearing nak nora I ing out.’ 8 you will, doc! es the pelea Awess d: ‘ou Say you read and all day foe do Terk do all niente “Slee; is the brief answer. e said I do not That is both true and In my waking hours I do noth- ing in particular. I have a modest but income, aa I need not lift m; JN, Fleischhaver, W. Loth, NG. Fin-Secy, — Receecy L. O. L. No. 45, Milverton + Meets every Wednesday on or be- fore full moon in ‘their hell abov Petrie’s Drug Stor Valiiverirethern ‘alyiaye welcome. | Geo, J, Coxon, We are agents for the Appleford Counter Check Book Co. This firm turns out only high-grade work at very reasonable prices. See our samples and get our prices before ordering, Tk Sun Office secure in hand for a living, but in my sléep no weatshop Se toils as I do. It be- it seems, the moment I fall Seley p, and all night I am driven with- . “Non- | cut awake. I have learned the trade in my sleep.” ysician snapped his fingers thoughtfully. “Are you troubled with sleep-walking?” he suddenly asked. “No. eee I have ys myself to my bed, so you see I do not get out in my sleep mid vine thle aoeuton “Are there any lapses in your life that you cannot nate for? What I mean is, ot at some time have followed the trade of shirtmale. ing and have forgotten that fact?” “No. I can account for my whole life since a child.” ee his ee hand. fing is still ee eS is no cut or sca! @ phy stich examined the hand. rou can see there o chronic nightm: “Do you think it "aot more seri- ous, joe tor t at a not at all.” “Then how do you account for the fact that mdiltie shin has taught me awake?” The phy We ae ated irt rts in my sleep to make them when “Why, lout a ‘moment's rest, so that when awake mornings I am often too tired | | to get out of be Phe physician's face had cleared and clouded again during this dis “80 au work at night in “People don't they’ re overwork- What kind oe WORK are | ph your sle is.” The ysl ian betrayed his astonishment by a start that brought him upright in his chair. “You might call shirtmaking a light continued the patient, t doc- hirts in and all night. education, making cheap cotton shirts in a sweat-shop, month in and month “Let me get at your meaning clear- ly.” The physician emphasized his | a a with forefinger and palm. “When irate asleep you dream that ‘eatshop making shirts, are as ex: hat bor of your dreams | had been an actual employment? “Yes, hen were you first troubled this al “About four months ago.’ AS re continued aemilinelye” “Did, son pra follsy | shirtmaking: | “No. Tatndied for the bar, but have never followed any trade or profes: sion, “Gan you make a shirt while Jie the trade of | | bout a month ago I a fat) ri a cut and sew a shirt walle I piece a very ee ated re your mind -ha | dwelt so much on shirts and oes Soe {ing that you ssen- tials of the tr The patient inclined his head grave- BE ase it 1s no worse, t aid me did I know your matter,” observed the cheap shir aie ‘asped ly It | views. in ae ieia The cher did ee eee ue once, and when he a ue eau 5 T fea as strange as my labor seen | My vie ickn so real, nightly £0 a that I believe he broke off suddenly and questioned, “Doc it possible that a mai body- mean that part a him wick is Aner than flesh and blo in the early man awoke pareanie e physician's ae ae town very | mnoughttl ‘Go |. “If a man’s apt ‘tse ie is dead, | is able to move tables and chairs, may not his astral body, while he is alive, have the physical power—energy— jstamina—or what you will, to cut and | | make shirts? “Yes, yes; go iPhe’ patent pole Tapidly. “Doctor, I believe that somewhere in this cit: he would think it al some unholy ower. sv, toil like slaves in making ease ie physician shook h is head dubi- ae “This is flying ate a the re- gions of speculation,” he bh 5 doctor, it oats a a ee But reflect; I haye learned t ke shirts in my‘sleen: I have ‘oiled every night for four monte e wretched bic*iess; mit, for a dream; while every morning 1 am ae from labor done in my Hie But New York is a big city, deet others such.” astral ae goa them in some way that you could Dist. thinking to rae his patient it of construction I will make a note] into a co: pee ae get! tien so that with beck you fae vi toa it all ready here on ee ie the thread awe to ar me sisepcesiern so cal v W why not in fie otter 3 lea day, so nature hag put him to work in his sleep. HER worth nothii But. he “carried on,” <3 by and by] Po ae one who had some- | Sto to me ae hand outstretched, Eo ae gan; I belli don; -} ching for me, and I want to thenk a8 elicited the fact a the ballging, had been gutted b: that his former patiatt had died in his he ss I di he tes must have been meditating thing, * Ha lave you ever located this sweat- THE SUNDAY awake?” Thave attempted to do so, but fo. & have found none of thos: in the cheap debaniene eet e of a common kind. could Seareely recognize them among “Why don’t you impress on your ognize?” suggested the mer of absw: sintted of being tenes: tie pa- grasped erly at the sugges: we bi doctor, I will!” He un- uttoned his vest. “Look here, I'll ead across here, making a litfle triangle.” “You would seem to have more need sgl a detpetive inn & anette te [Rn e come to you for oundly that est or my brain will snap, and some morning they will ed.” ‘ouched his ‘The physician arose and t mn the ds “Don't talk | atient 01 s nothing all Well, let him do a little worth while and he wore have to do It was evident es the same night “Do you know the cause of the fire?” asket The fireman scratched his “Guess chin. Got a shock myself. The crazy, up there at 2 a.m. with. every machine pce: with electricity and not a shirt- t an insurance in t ene The physician turned away slowly, the coincidence of the pu 7 ite ractical Reason. Some school children were havin lesson on the Garden of Eden, een told about ig a asked by the teacher why the forbidden, ks they were ‘cook- ers,’ teacher. pee aS areas The man who feels not succeed is seldom mistaken, cS that the physician Placed no faith in his patient's fears, and when, a week later, and tee dl the forbidden truit- Ww tl one little girl :1(R ecson, Foreword<-Amos was the aret t prophet whose discourses we pos- sess. Very ane is oun of his per- gonal life (eee ch. 73 10-17). He had been herd in Tekoa, in the wil- derness = udaes, southeast of Beth- hem. Used to a shepherd's simple life in stern surrow was in- dignant. at the cor conraption and Juxury f town life among his country: he mein idea in his gospel was that tie shire of righteousness. in his people could win or hold his favor. io Tis —_ Rich, 18. both Zion a the ap peers fad Sama: nie, the ae ne ina Dilae seeactiy fhe sense of security was Sp tag least, three Sensor: inst, their ees ly, seemed to be on wits dechine an find me dead i mi = Impressed sacha “the attack of an invading army. Third, Jehovah was or their nae with | His protecting 1 people Him: with costly ritual He never liver them over to their enemies, Chief oe the nations. Amos is here address- 8: baibl: i ee .ebanoi “eit a the Hittites. It was fin Ass ., 720, Gath; on ili for a time the re- “about . Be they Deetae to greater than re? rate Vv. es Sh Aas a The contempor- aries lieved of jud 7 the surrounding oatiana but of oo blessing Ges” poet refused to st The seat of nislen the MARCH o | Amos Warns Israel, amos 6: yronounces was ‘ital of the southere abor de. | prosperous eter that there! fall the nation. 8 Site worship at B this they tried make Hhemesieee: think that the nce. This doubtless 1-8. Golden Text — Prov. ev. Ver.) on the skin to. allay the irritation caused by the heat and to concea’ the odor of perspiration. These dandies, not content with mere oil, must have eatravagant perfumes, ‘They ot ed for the affliction of Joseph, hei and ly unsound condition of their natio: UL The Inevitable Punishment, 7, 8. 10s’ work consisted ins and part They shall go Ee we the feat The del Sagi les eos whom Amos had b: ane cane will be the foremost Snoae the captives to go into the sorrows of e: And the Be a eae of sorrow a than of revi V. 8. The Lord Tae sworn by Him- self. (See aoe 51: 14.) Elsewhere Amos says is holiness (see ch. 4:2). ‘The meaning sinee God is = righteous God but punish These: Yapag aie exeellency of Jacob, tn excellency of Jacob would be the this selv their ri Aube that he sea mind the mighty yrian Empire, Application. aithful hi hat a Constipation Responsib| for 90% of Disease “FRUIT-A-TIVES” Corrects lt sie Headaches aa Bed Why is this? ‘As you know, it is the duty of the bowels to carry off the waste matter in the system. If the bowel muscles are weak or the liver inactive, then this waste matter remains in the body and poisons the blood. As a resulf, every organ in the body is poisoned been wonderfully successful in relieving Stomach Troubles, Ne Liver Se Kid- greatest remedy for Constipation that the world has everknown. si gat a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25, dealers or sent postpaid by Pruit- aoe Limited, Ottawa, Ont, 2 JA fi tract to Jonah. sa shepherd from the south country, and his stern ane was to unmas villainy and | injustice prevailing in Northern isracl. The ‘high priest, Amaziah, ordered Amos to leave the country, but. the -|fearless prophet only Telterated his in particular he de- rich grandee: ee a ite of ivory, Ton ‘ere not the Lord aleo, alaut the city Tt wound heart he was obedient warnin cry hat Goa would 10 longer tolerate s that were ee land by teeve that, calaaney woudl oveginio them, for were they not “very reli- gious: ‘3 The true foundations of national lif eligion that includes refers ice. Ii. Luxurious Livers, 4-6. Eppa OSU ras crs G 01 hi their m: ark of indolence and effer die: INSSREZE They enlivened their feast wit sees _ ‘Idle were sung to id, they fors music a ord certainhe will oo noint thembelven: etc, Oil wa: An Old- Fashioned Garden BY GHRTRUDE M, SE To me, the most delightful garden of all, is the eeree of old-fashioned | bl blooms, sweet ¥ nsies, pace. ues johnny-jumpups, bhiebells, ma spicy pinks, spires of holiyhoeks ne lilies and other oe romance | breathing from its every nook and cor- ner—a— garden oy ie ae oe ear- ly Ge time garden, raga tame 6f the aye an or shine, you may feast your aes upon a perfect riot of blossoms nd color, where the sunshine loves | to linger longest and paises and bees grudgingly leave the nt spot ‘Though these are, adie, days of specialties—with one neghbor special- izing with gorgeous cactas a another with exper erns and so on, some 0} to select from: ee xes, _peonies uebells, asters riley meridia marigolds, ‘Williams, hollyhocks, ely easy to pleas perennials bduinine ile Bo ataritlont SfnSreIue tant meamoh om: ing each year to oars again eed offer wonder- : ful pose ia (arte hands, Geo! elaborate beds | ee in ae only aie ioe steps; little irregular el are ere, others tucked rae rows, about the house rou ee eg wherever a bit of 4 of | sees t. | will rapidly M, SHOC penton pply generously, well ed manure, spade Tees; and pul the sroind well before eds. The more ioe | plants: may Soe tlatkiet boxes in the house | planting later: be started by sowing the pet, sop Bach individual grow ay |has a lot 0 Sl dente On, th | ve by so’ and then trans- see other fellow. but the directions printed |on each package of seeds are alway best to follow, granting that j your soil and climate condi and readily plant’s requirements | and habits once you grow as planting poppies where you them to remain as t! transplanting: olttaehloned, garden with no on have been aed the ar of such gar jon learn. e' surviv My ee a wealt ie of shade, out- ig fae “loving pansies. ashe grow best from seeds, we came to our present nome, we pe garde jutting of the house and now we w perfect spires intense making such fine pee ite ss Lt Reet: coming 38 of care, ae erate beauty. mee een would tara aes pi the formal wi ath “ies eines stocratic yaa dave 5 dai, i the simple litt! flowers tat to raise, wi ‘up sweet caeoalutions aaa that will call vou: tot] nd oorhig, wil nothing Pats forego your old-fashioned garden! The: a thei: sp) \ suey | rted into Pales- s =| brotheriooa, mercy . A si ey were gluttonous and ba ‘satisfied only with the finest at 8 | tion of the people have enormously only folowing 000 ai | developed resaita wer xper srapbed | \ ‘sonny elicate wing in Hardier plants ‘may | t you know You ach characteristics them; such wish coloring, each sea- fee sige you It this | Tn st starting your flowers you must | might even proye to be a money-maker it is all igs real be sure that the soil is in the yery best !———who can te? God but men, The| any amount .of ous machinery, the external cere- mies but. sats lacked and m that amped the life. of the of i ith, Gatien di the vision hat ravages bd tieuor trate’ mado with ming al our own. British the war. elfect of the ,| drinking habit was. to orénder the 1 ers of Israel callous about the condi- penser Ne eas Ice Can Now Be Compressed. periments recently made with igh pressures— as oe ae as| ected. Up to now! 6,000 at- | ae they ra 3.0 neon itierea wes the maximum T a pressure of ‘trie ind mercu: mete peed ‘robabk; Siay it rs the Teach see the point.” atte is a Useful Tree. ly no other tré be in the ro bamboo, is use! 0 Not only, i the ee pretty, A. » but it is ms t The natives make their Baar of es of the leaves they weave ee value to them in-times o! the pulp ae the fruit has an agree: able taste; a and Canadian men! seed as b: The the birros can be heard all over north- ern Brazil ee Point. fo ner William, what is income 207 | tax Willie—"It is when you sit’ on a ack.” ~“No, I'm afraid you don’t Will ie—"You don’t sir, you feel it,” aoe human brain contains 300,000,- nerve cells, mae ons een supposed n incompressible Sainte but under 12,000 atmospheres it wa’ =e 20 per cent. in volume. Nor was neeriehels aes that liquids could eeze by mere ae Hie ave when the pre: is pushed high enough, {matter how high | Water at 180 Shee Fahrenh fae ner apr of 20,000 atmos- a “ores Os oy, iS re- 2000 mattis cent in lume, a hs a aye ee arance and new physical proper- jth A piece of it will sink in water, If more pressure ne applied another kind of ice is produce Phesphorus under 12,000 a a dweabhoee turns black an an appearance resemb- Under the same pres- er becomes harder than S © and: as: ling graphite. 8 sure poe een mild stee Inasmuch as all materials tar down towal ne centre of the earth are ed to tremendous invertor? observations above quoted must be particularly initereet in. to ® geologists. Reais a ih Lightning Holy in East. In some Eastern countries it is con: nee a mark of Divine favor to be} ruck by lightning. SHADOW TEST “He Looks Into the Eye’ THIS METHOD, {t {9 almor *umponiie to make an error ‘work is done by lookin) ne eye ‘hereby locating t fect Tight at ite sources mt ad Into, der Weak Muscles Soa Headaches Cured, Cro: es in many cases straightened 2s 2 are f ae anced ee witho ing a SATISFACTION OuARANTERDy P. oe vvesight Specialist" Lvensar ONTARIG t y Is the one who s clothes. To him fi "i bei in, 6 8 THE SUCCESSFUL MAN TO-DAY ives careful attention to his is business suit is of as much consequence as the soles he wears for social engagements. He realizes the importance of yee dressed at all times. He requires - | Bis ets Y” besides style, finish and correct ta mel ity us for your next suit, 0; DUFFIELD, =" ILOR, MONKTON ~ |

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