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1 • r â-  V 4 1 I t ^ I t ' « â- â€¢ i : I !, -,• - -• b 4 . I J f TiT£ FLESllERTON ADVANCE January 8 ] 903 flletbodist = eburcb» TIesberton P.VSTOIi-Hav.S. Ivl3on Wllisoii ^ervic.esBundeiy 1 1 amSc "J pk m Vicinity Chips «'«inracteri sties of tlic Past tt'cek <'areiuWy Culled fo? the l.iirsdU.s H- Presh lime iilwuya on hand. Ducketi, Euguuia. Mouey ';<> limn at lowjst rates. A. S. VanDuscii, Fleslu-rton. A large Imll to rent. Fi>r puliculais apply at Glayton'8% Smart boy wanted to learn the printing business. Apply at this ciftice. Go ti the I. O. F. conovrt in the r,..wn hall Thursd-jy, Jan. 15. Chopping done every d:iy at planing fitctory, Flesherton. Wintelâ€" Go id driving ho^-se or odt coming two yoiirs. R. P. Leg:ite. Wanted â€" Tea cord green furnace wood. Boyd, Uickliug & Co. Remember the I. 0. F. conci.-rt in the town hall, Thursday, Janv 15. Mr. U. N. Henderson, Toronto sisjittd ir. town for a couple of days lasf weoii. Wanted At Onceâ€" Two good hush men, good Wiigfs paid, --ipply to Andrew L. Walker, Maikdaie. Eenieinbei: th.- T. O. F. concert in the (own hall, .T^n. 15. S;'.atTord, the craymi artist, will be present. Good prni;rain. Pr. R H. Henderson and wife of To- i-.inro visited wi'.h friends in' Flesherton over New Yuirs, returning on Monday. VYant«d â€" Any quantity of cedar and balsam bolts d.'livered at Philips old mill, con. 12, Art. R. P. Locate & Co. Coiv for caleâ€" Supposed to calve in February, 6 ye;ua old. A. Shackle- ford, Fk'sherton. Thor.<ughbrtd Durham bull calf for sale, 13 mos. i..ldâ€" Apply to \Vm. Patton, Ceylon. â-  . At the annual school meeting last week Mr. Win. D.;vis, the retiring trustee, w.as re elected fur the ensuing three-year • term. The trustves hive put in new slate blackboards in the two jui.i.ir forms of the puolic school and have the material oil hand for the senior dipaitiiicnt. JBoyd, Hivliling & Co. have a quantity of green apples for .sdeâ€" spies, ureening*, biildwins, and russets Quali'y i.nd co:i- dilion first class. . Hghest cash price paid for fui-.-<, liides, sheei-skins and tallow. Don't sell wit!-- <iut giving mc a call Mark Wi .son, Fle-.li- oiton Sj'lo'herton public school roo; eiiel in Monday with an atro"Canoo of 90. The junior depariiuent is presided over thisi year by Mifs Pi.il'iix of Seaforth. i Brceiiâ€" \A itkensâ€" On thc2.">th Decem- ber, I y the Rev. W. A. Rodwell, Mr. John VVesJey Brocii and Mi.,s EUi ; Wickens, b -th of Arteinesia. â€" Markdile Stand:ird. N^ Clayton's is iho spot for bargains in ladies'antt Ken's' shots and boo's. Misses' and bov^' shoos in great variety. Rub- iajra and overshoes as cheap as the cheap- tst. Glovi.s,iuutsaud iru'iks very cheap MoNKV TO Loanâ€" At 4i lo 4jf per cen- I5xpeusea low. Also a number of im- proved and unimproved farms for sale clicap. -Apl'ly to Geo. Ruthorfiird, She!- burne, or Dundals office Salurtlay aftor- uoun. J. n. Ueard & Son have recently shipped sleighs of their manufacture to Thoriibury, Northwest Teiritory and London. Th<ir business is certainly ex- tending i's borders JSutice â€" Aa we intend lo Close down mill for a short time after Jan. 10, '03, we will not be running chopper until further notice. If any of our customers wish to have a supply of chop (Ml hand -.ve would be pleased to do it before that date. G. ilHiiHOD, CeyloD, Ontario. A very enjoyablt eveninn wa^ spent at the rondenoe of Mr and Mrs. .\ndrew Benihain on Friday evening last, Jan. 2, when a large number of giie.sts H.s.semblc<l to celebrate the silver wtjdding of this es- timable c >uple. The presci.tB were nnm- eroua and valusbW. Thu ovaniuK pa.ssed away very swiftly with e«nies .â- ^nd amue ni i.ts May the li.ippy coupio bve t> ce'eb4 ate their di uuond wedding i.« the go >d wish of their many friends, in- eluding ye editor. By«-ekctions Bo 6rit The bye-electiuiia held yesterday in Nonfa Norfolk, North l"erth aul North Orey all elected Refirt-mtrs. Mr. Mc- Kay's majority in North Grey was 270. Farm for Sale or Rentâ€" Lot 4, con. 13, 0.-[)>Tj-, cuntainuig ab ut feventy-tive acres cleared, good frumc bam 44 ft. by 72 ft. wilh.sioue Willi underiie.ith; good liouse; uooU sp<in<( md WfU on the pretn- isess; about two aeres of i/o id bearing oribird and smaU fruit.s. Ap^Jy to Robert Cleniis, Redwing, P. O. Mr. Wb». Wyatt, a highly respected fanner of this township, some weeks ago whde at a ihreshinv; hiul the misfortune to fall, breaking his collar bone. Ho was uucouscioua for some tim8,bat eventu;illy recovered. While i he bone has healed .VI r. Wyatt's hii.d is still swollen and it i-i feared he \viil never recovered the full use ot it. Flesherton Lodge No, 142 A. O.U. W. held I heir annual election of officers on Dec. 30th which resulted as follows : M. W , Rtjbert Best; FiU-eman, A. Harrison; Overseer, Albert Stewart; Fin. Sec, VVm. Bsllimy; Recorder, -las. Falstead; Recei- ver, F a. Cole; Guide. Th..s. Blakely; I. W.. Wm. J. Moore; O. W, U m. Shirp; (.1. LR -p., J. dm Chard, Alternate, Win. Bellamy. Th-.- Eag.-nia L O. F. will give a grand c.iiieert on the eveniiiu of FnJay, ..'a:i. 16, when the following extraonlinary lal- eui will be present : J. A. V. Pies on, H. Y. C. R,;E. Thwaite-Cowp- r, F. R. S. ij., London, Ei.g., comic e!«>culionist and eiiteitaiiier; Miss Fl-irence MeMiilai), gold medal violinist, of Tor'.nto ; Mr. and Alr.s. T. J, .Sheppard am) the Mis-js Joy, Flesherton ; and Eugenia string orchestra. A gre.it evening of plea,?ure is expected. Mr. J. P, Clinton of Winnipeg is pay- ing his annual visit to lii< father, Mr. John Clinton of this place. It is 21 yeais since Mr. Clinton be.iaine a resident of Winnipeg, and hj has witnessed the de- velopment of that place from a village to the p oud statjs which it now occupies. He has been engaged in real eitate and insurance for some years, and has reeent- !y reoiived the appointment of inspector for Allxjrta from the Manitoba insuraiice ooiiipaiiy. Ht3 headijuar'.ers will be at Calgary. Mr. Clinton leaves on Monday next to take up his p.ew duties. Flesherton can now boast of a niaht school which was orgauized on Tuesday night. Tliree sulijects ave to be taken up, hook keoiiing, commercial ariihmetic and penmanship. This will open I'li Fri- day n'gbr and ciintinne for three months. The c'ass meets twice a week, Tuesdays and Frid.iys All who wi.sh to avail theiiiselv..s of his oppirtunity of acquir- ingS'ina ;.Mjelieid education should erne piepaied for work on t'riday n glit, Jan. U Mr. J. ". Faiveo t in charge'. The Ueceuoor n.eeting of the Grey Coun'y Old n.iys' .^ss ^ration assumed '.he form of liistor e:il aul social niidit, Inleiestiiig vie*s from all parts of the county were thrown to thostcecn and the Hon. David Crei,{hti)n rscounted early incidents in conni-etion with each. This part of tlie pro-ram to >k about an hour, â- fhe Presi lent, Mr. Jackson Litile, iheii presented on liehalf of tlie .\ssociatiim a beautiful arm chair to the Secretary, Mr. C. W. Chalwick.wilh a suitable address, us a mark of appreclatiw:) of his oQ'orti in organizini, the association. Giimes fol- lowed and then light refreshments. The nice;ing was thoroughly enjoyed by all, the general opiiiiuu being, give us a'lother suoh meeting. 1 Great Auuiversiiry The anniversary of Fleshe;rx)n Metho- dist Sabbath school, lieM on the evening of New Year's day, was the moat success- ful from every p.iint of view that this school has enjoyed for many years A splendid supper of choice eatables was served 111 the basement, after which an adjournment was m.id<! upstairs and a lengthy but very excellent program en- tered u[X)n, with the pastor, Rev. Ivison Wilson in the chair. Tiie children gave a large number of recitations, diaUigues and choni.ses, and in addition Misa Chriaiene Richardson gave two readings in her masterly way, which pleased the lar^e audience very much. Among the so'oista were the little Misses Elsie Barn- house, Mabel Boyd and Ruby Trimble. Miss Ethel Trimble also gave a choice reading, and a motion song by ten little girls was a very nice number. The choicest thing of the evening, however, was a musical tableau by ten little girls and four youna ladies (Miss Christine Richardson and the Misses Allie, Minnie and Annie Joy). This was a very pretty number indeed and elicited much ap- plause. The Advance was so fortunate .is to secure e. fine flashlight photograph of this group and we will prize it highly. Mrs. W. W. Trimble presided at the organ in a faultless manner. The pro ceeds amounted to the niagl"iifieeiit sum of IS!>4. 60. including Sunday collecti"U3. The treasurer's repoit as read by Or, Murray shows this school to be in a very healthy condition. The total receipts last year were 8181.50; expenditure §121.48, leaving a balance on hand of ?60,03, During the past year S49.20 was s|>ent in furnishina the sabbaih school room, this in addition to the usual expenditure for running the school. To-day the school has about $144 on hand with which to bei;in the year â€" a truly raagniticeiW show- ing, indeed. Irritating Pimples and Disfigur- ing: Blotches, They plac • many young girls ai a great disadvantage in life. The oidy cure is a blood purilier like Ferrnzone. It cleanses the crimson flood of poisons and impuri- ties, renews and strengihens it, and ni.akes lots of re<l corpuscles that manifest Mieir presence 'oy a ruddy, healthy glow in the cheeks and li;is. Ferrnzone quick- ly masters all ."kill erui'tioiis, builils up broken-down constitutions, and gives to weak, sickly women an .abundance of spirits. vitaUty, eueruy and beauty. Try Ferrozone, it's all right. Price 50c per box, or 6 ho.xes for 83,50, at druggists or ST, C, Poison & :;..., Kingston, Out. Sold by W. E. Richardsnu. I Stocktaking We have decided to hold a great Stocktaking Sale and lasting Thirty Days We take stock in February and want to clear out as much as possible before that date. To do this we have decided to give a Discount of |5 pCf CCtlt* on all cash purchases and a Discount of I0 PZV cent* on all purchases paid by produce, sugar ex- cepted. Our stock, which amounts to $12,000, is well assorted in all lines and this is a chance to get good staple goods at very low prices. Our Winter goods must be cleared as after another month our New Spring Goods will sturt to arrive and we must have room, so we want vou to help us make -, .; it. We might meniion some lines 'we are well stocked in Men's and Boys' Guernsies, " Overcoats, Braces, Ties. Dress Patterns, Wai.st Patterns, Canned Goods, Rubbers all kinds, Tweeds, Flannelettes, Linings, Teas all kinds Groceries, Card of Thanks To tile Electors of .\rtLMi!0!^i;i. IjADib.-! and Gks-tli!M.\n.â€" I tiesire to toiider inv sincere thanks to tlio electors of the towii- sliip of .-\rteiuo«ia for tlio very Htaeral anppert ftconnied me at tho re«ont eloctioa.andbocaufie >oii have seen lit to ijive mo a renewal of toiiv oonf\ i.?i)ro. 1 shall eiuloavor to cli3ciiai*R,> my duties faithfullv and to tlio lio.st of '.nv abilit-.-. Wishing you all the compliuiouts of tho season I am voara truly ALnX. MUIB, Muildcii Uouth .Mr. M. W. M.irshall, who for some time has been employed <vs hostler at Mun haw's hotel, was found do;id in his bed cii Monday morning. Deceased re- tirel lo bed.lbout 9 p. in. Sunday even- in/ in liis usual hoilth, alihoughf ir some time he h id beeu slightly ailing and treat- ing him-selt for a weakness of the heart. Heirt disease was uudoubledly the cause of death. Dr. M'lrshall of Shelburne, brother of deceased, arrived on the noon tram M >nday and made ari'au.;unieiits to have the remains laken to Boston Mi h, Iiigie*iH>d, for iu'eiiu -ni. The dece.a-'eil wnsbor:\ in Durhati, Kn.dand. He was twt.e married and tc.ives si widow and four children liviiiu. Christopher, tho eldest « >ii. is married and lives in Hamil- lou. The ivst of his family teside in i Orvngevilio. Three of h.is brothers are dentists, practising in Shelliunie, Owtn Sound aod Belleville reapectivcly To the Electors of Artemesia I..\r'iRs AXD (;enti.i-:1!.\n,-I beK to tlim-li ym i.ios: heartily tor the v.^ry liberal s'.ii-vort iic- oonU-tl me at tho recent oloction, a*-*! iu re- tiu-uiii« niP as oi-o cf \o\ir reprCRE'itativGs at the conncil boaril. I iniet i;o acti,"in of uiino. i'l future shall lead ^ on to regret your cheice, and Ensnuro .vou luy euilcavov will bn to moris tho coijtldeii'ieso gonerous'y ropoFcd in ibo. Gratefully vours. I'oit Law. Jaa. 6. lOM T. I'. ilcKKNZIB New Year Wedding:. Men's and Boys' Suits, Top Shirts Overalls, Wrapperettes, Corsets, Boots & Shoes Crockery. Remember the Big Discount we are giving when you want any of the above. It will Pay you. J. SHEPPARD. TUsberton i Cugcnta â- 5?;^ .S^:^ -«^^-S^'-S/ffis(^(®S;«;&S;^'S.'S;fcfc^^ T. \^ m* \it \b iii a» ill ik \l^ \h \b iHit \*/ \^ f4r â- riie largest Stock of perfumes ever offered this side of Toronto from the liest French, English, German and .\mt.'rican makers. boxes. In gime.-! we have a iari;e Clark â€" Osuoiine. A quiet weddina toik phice near Flesh- erton on Dec. 31. 190'J. otheiited over iy Rev. Ivison Wilson, when Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. Williaii Osbijrno, of In- istioiie. wMs united in matrimony b» Mr. William Thomas Clark of .Arteiiiesia. ^ OsiUlRNE â€" Sl.MPSON. On the .same evening, by Rev. Ivison Wilson, Mary SiMU>-"in. danghltr of Sir. John Simp.on I'l Iloekvalo, w.as married to Mr. William James Oibocno of .\»te mer-i.i. Mr. and Mrs. Clark will reside penr Eugenia on the \Vilkiiison farm. Mr. and Mrs. Os^o iit will reside on a farm near this vill.iito. Our best « i.shes go with the hajipy couples on their jiuruoy thrnu-.'h life. mm Wn A':;;o Ladies' and Ger.t's Coinijunions ill ihe iiertest .styles, and ai-m-.? use- ful lliiuns in Sterling silver. In tciys we are full ^s wo can I'e "f all kinds ; l^ugle.s Guns, Air llities, Rdcku g Hoises, Dulls, all kinds frnui 1 inch to .'3(5 inches long, some die.s.^eil other.s lodiess ytuirselves, Hand Sloinhs, idl sizes and away doe. n iu price. .'V laigo 8t"ck (f 111, eliuiucal toys voryiUnu-'-'ing, boats, b-'th s.'.il ai:d srKniu.Sti.-iui En.;ines. Tiiiii'v Tram Cars, Uors-js, Tin T'-ps, Ir^ai To| :s, Paper 'i'ups W(H)d- eii Toj.is. Buys' ti"'l boNcs. school b'Ses, rl's ivoik ho.xes.Glovoand haiiKei-.hief boxes, all kinds of asfcortment.caid games of r.ll kinds, For^, pilchiâ- l^ liug. carpet balls, table croijuet, PiiiJ Pmig, table tennis, Cr(ieke'jiil,:ind many otliers. \lso a lar;;e .';t. ck .f pictures and story books. Hymn book:^, Soliool books, Biides, and other bonks in a good assortiiient suitable for yifts. Pictures, .iuioand Photo .\lbuuis. These wilh our ro'.'iihir stock make.^ our place about lu full as it can be with sweeis. nuls and nramjes. .About lliOO His. ju>b arrived this I uiorulng and will Do opened at 1 otice. "hanking ailiuy ohl friends for past partonage and hoping they v.ill give nie the usual liberal call. W.E.Richardson, : Flesherton. FOR Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Flooring We have just (>I>iced in position a new phiiier «nil m itoher aii^l arc pretiared lo furnish buihiii.; material in all theab'>ve lines. Gut our quulations when you w.int anything. Hickling: Bros. Sth C'in.. Artemesiaâ€" Maxwell P. U. July, "02 W. J. D U G L A 5 S & C O. 'S (^"pening ^nnouncoTncnt To The People of Flesherton and Vicinity: â€" We lK\g to announce that we have purchased the Drug, Stationery and Seed Business of Dr. Christoe, and have made a very careful and ' thorough oxaminatitni of the stock on hand and have rejected artl desti'oyed everything in the line of Drugs and Medicines which we found to not be of piime tpiality and standard strength and trust by fair dealing and careful attention to business to merit a fair share of public pat- ronage. We liave on liaiitl a la.rge stock of €;>,ri$tnia$ Ccys and novelties ^vhich wc will sell at saeritice price- call and see. Wishing all the complinients.of the s a.^oii. Res|»ect fully, W, «J. I30U0I^A.SS <Sc CO. N. B.â€" Wears open to buy any quanlity of Clover, Alaike or Timothy Se»'d, and «il^ ^y the highest n)ark><t price, apot cvah â€" S- - ^i^mplea. '^m