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Dec. 3 1903 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Eugenia Planing Mills Get your Sash, Doors Flooring, Sheeting, New- ell Posts, Ballusters, Cor- ner Blocks,Hand Kailing, the best of Spruce Lath, No 1 and No. 2 Shingles, Veranda and Fitting,Sid- ings, etc. Turning of all kinds done to order. New run of stones for chop- ping. Satisfaction in all our lines guaranteed. S Walker Sloan PROPRIETOR TUsbertdn Furniture ^ Ularcrddms* Wo are carryi ng tho newest styles of seasoniible guods in till linci of FurniUuro, consisting of : Parlor and bedroom suits, lounges, sideboards, extension and centre taldes, clmirsi, window shadeB and curtain poles, picture?, easels, etc.. Which we otTer at LOWSET PRICES Picture Framin<5 and General Re- pairing. IJndurtakinif in all its branches. Sfttisfaotion guaranteed. W. rl. Bunt, - - Prop. R. Kinnear & Sons MAXWELL That's the Place to Buy •>â€" AHREN'S BOOTS & SHOES We will sell for the next thirty days Aliren'g Shoes at a very sniallmargin on 'wholesale prices. We want room for our New Ye»r Stock of Goods, which will arrive in a few fays. MEN'S UNDKRWKAR at all prices. WOMEN'S UNDERWEAU at theirown prices, and Youth's almost for the taking away. I^emember Our Hardware Line. We are prepared to buy all kinds of Fowl, for which we will always pay the market price for all i(norl clean and well dressed birds. Do not scald in taking of feathers. Our Grocery Line is complete. We have u few boxes of old raisins going at 4 lb. for 25 oinf«. R. KiNNEAR&SONS, MAXWELL Caused by eyestrain Gured without drugs, and cured permanently W.A. Armstrong, iiWr^ER AND OPTlCtA ^ Pr.'pnration ii ncc«»a»ry if you wish to •ucout'd. If you intud to transuct husinesa (if kny kliidyiiu would bu s^kdly handicap- «i without* buaiiiext sduoAlion. The most thoruu|(h traininn of this kind:an be obtaine<i at the '^J^/l nwBmouwD, ont. Winter term comme ces Jan. 4th atoi{ue free bj tddreefing C A. FLEMlNfl c»t. Ayers One dose of Aycr's Cherry Pectoral at bedtime prevents night coushs of children. No croup. No bronchitis. A Cherry Pectoral doctor's medicine for all affections of the throat, bron- chial tubes, and lungs. Sold for over 60 years. I hmv« Bied Ltvft Ch»rry P««tor»l In my â- ' rfor eij^t y»*rt. Then' 'or couKhi ami colda. ei fanllTfor eli^t TMin. ThereU nothing wjua tn It lor couehi ami colda. eip«ct&llT lor ehl] Mna. W. U. O&TKXB, Btialby, 2M.,eoc,yi.oo. All dniggltU. for J. o. i.Tnt CO., Night Coughs Keep the bowels open with one of Ayor's Pills at bedtime, Just one. Thoroughbred Durham Bull for Service Cord minto» 29068, Tlio uBaoroigned has a flna aged Durbam Bull (or service on lot lil, T. and H. R. Termsâ€" 91 for grade cows, $3 for thoroueh- breds. Pedigree on application JACOB LKVEU FleabertOD P.O BUSINE.SS Cards lUfOULliOUQH & YOUNG '*'• Banker Markdalo Do a gonoral banking business. Honey loaned a reasonable rate Call on us. RJ 8PB0ULE % Postmaster, Flesherton v^nimisBionor in H.C. J.. Auctioneer Con- feyancor, Appraiser and Money Lender ileal Hstate and Insurance Agent. Deeds mortgages, leases and wills carefully drawn up and valuations made on shortest notice, money to loan at lowest rates of iuterost. Col ectious attended to witb promptness cliargoB low. Agent (or Ocean Dominion Staamship Company. A call eolioitod. Societies A O U W meets ou the last Monday " in eacn month, in tbeir lodge room, Christooa block. Flosberton.at 8 p.m. M.W., Itobort Host ; Kecorder, -Jas. Felstead ; Finan- cier, Wm. Bel, amy. Visiting brethren invited. DRINCB ABTHTR LOOSE, No. S33, A. ^ A M, moeta in tbe Masonic ball. Strain's block, Kleslurton, every Friday on or before tlie (ull moou. F H W Uiokliug W M. Cbas Munsbaw, Uei.retary, fjOUKT FLESHRRTON, I. O. P. meets in « Cbristoe's Ulook the last Fridas evening each mouth. Visiting Foresters heartily relc<imo. 0. K., C. W, Bellamy ; R. C, W. Buskin ; Flu.iioo.,nr E. Murray. (Pay dues to Dr. Murray on or before last day of each mouth.) Medical rjB CARTER " M O r & B Ont, Physician, Rurgeon, etc Offloe and residonoeâ€" Peter St., Flesherton DR. BCOTT, M. D „ ^ , Member College Physle. & Burgeon Ontario Graduate In Medioiue of Toronto University, Fellowsbipniplonja, Post (Jradu- »te e-lloil School and Hospital, Chicago diseaaosof eye, ear, noso and throat spocialiv treated, JOHN A. SCOTT, Maxwell T P OTTEWEIjL â- ' Veterinary Burgeon Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, rosKleuce â€" sacond door south west on Mary street. This street ruui south Presbyteriau Church. n WII.BON "• 'iradnata of the Veterinary Science Association. UoHidence, Durham itreot. op- posite Boyd, HickliLg's hardware. Legal .1. W. FROST, L Ij. H. Barrister, Solicitor CouTeyanoer, eto offloeâ€" Next to postoOiee, Sproule's block Fliihortou, every Thursds aud court days N nâ€" Owen Bound office. Frost' block Poulett street east. LU0A8, WRIGHT ft McABDLK Barristers Solicitors Conveyancer!, eto OIBoesâ€" Owen Bonnd.Ont and MarkdalaOut. W H WaiouT, McAbdlb I B Lt;cis N R-Fleshorton office, Mltebell's Bank •â-¼cry Saturday. MACKAVaSAMPSON .Barristers, •olleitora, OFFICKH :-Owen Scund, Merchant's Bank Block, N. nf Patterson House. Duudalk alu Street, every Saturday. tloney to loan at <t par oent. A. O. MaCKaV,M,A., H.B. SAMPSON, L.L.D Always in attouAanoa at Flesherton and Duudalk Division Coartl. Dentistry DR. B C. MURRAY, L, D, B. dental surgeon honor graduate of Toronto University and Horal College of Dental Surgeons nf Ontario, onfoeâ€" Opposite Armstrong's -lewellery Stora. Win Tisft Maiwell tha laat Wednasdaj m.i_.i-.i of each mouth, and Dondalk 1 aod I Ihnrtdej PTiaClfal iu aach mouth. Eugenia Bornâ€" At Eugenia, Nov. H, to Mr. and Mrs. James Williams, a daughter. Bornâ€" At Eugenia, Nov, 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Tbomaa Walker, twin daugliters, both dead. Tlmesarevery dull around Eugenia at yres' ent. We hope that about Christmas timetboy will bo a little more lively aud that tbowed'Jiug bells will be ringing again. O'he Presbyterian Sabbath sotaool scbolars are making ollorts to have tlisir toanieeting ou Friday evening a grand success With such good sleighing they hope to have a full bouse A ooruial invitation is extended to all. A temperance meeting vas hold on Friday evauinglastin the Orange hall, witb tbe object ofoigauizing a lodge of the Royal Temiilars, Several speakers were present and a number enrolled tbeir names. Witb tho raembars from Salem it is expected a strong lodge will be formed here. Hev. Mr. Fleming of Maxwell preached heie last Sunday, Uev. Mr. Thorn taking hi« work at Maxwell. lu tbe removal o( Mr. Fleming to Manitoba Maxwell people arc losing agood man. The sudden death on Saturday last of Willie second sou of Mrs- Jauiiesoti, after a few days illness, has cttdt a gloom ovur this commuuitv. AC tbe early age cf 17 years and oae month bis bving mother wai called to part with a dourly beloved sou. Tho sympathy o( all this commu- nity goes out to her iu her sad bereavement but we trust her groat loss is bis gain. His klud, genial disposition made him a general favorite witb all- The (unural Monday sttor- noou was largely attended by sympathising friends aud noighbora to Salem burying ground, where his pastor, Rev. W. Siuclair, performed the last sad rites, commiting to the silent tomb all that was mortal of one who was greatly beloved by all. Like a flower cut down in its early bloom Be peacefully sleepe in the silent tomb. Though wintry winds o'er his graye do sweep. Yet tbe Lord his precious dust will koop. His ransomed soul haa joiuod that throng Who have learued to sing the glad now song. Though mourning friends his less deplors, They shall meet again to part no more, ^ â-  ^1 Address and Presentation. On Monday evening, Nov. 30, the Maxwell Prusbyterian congreG;ation as sembled and proceeded tu the mante, where they agreeably surprised Rev Fleming and family, ciimpletely filling the large manse. After petting oomfurt- ably warmed Mr. ilobt. Kinnear, acting ftq master of ceremonies, called u] on Dr, Scott to read au address, while Mr. J. Ferguson presented a well filled purse as a token of their apipreciation of Mr. Flem- ing's services here. This was immedi- ately followed by an adilresa by Mrs. A. G. MacCallum and a purse presented by Mrs. G. Ross to Miss Kiite Fleming, org- anist, presented by the yuung peapio of the church. A luuch wa.s then provided, and ample justice being done to it a very pleasant hour was spent in games and .auiuseraonts by the yonnj; people, while the older people enjoyed impromptu addresses from Mr. Joseph Ferguson, Mr. Andrew.s, teacher. Dr. Scott, Mr. Kinnear and others. Mrs. A. E. Mac- Callum presided at the organ and inter- spersed the addresses with music. A very enjoyable and profitable evcuing was spent. A great deal of regret is experi- enced at Afr, Fleming's departure, he was BO thoroughly respected, loved and admired, not only by his own people but by the community. He is an exceedingly able pulpit orator and always drew large and appreciative audiences. His place will be hard to fill . Few country putpits were so ably tilled, a9 he spared no effort to make his sermons interesting and proKtable, being a lu.tn of superior edu- cation, well jiosted on the general topics of the day, liberal in his views and thoroughly in earnest in his work. Bis sermons and services have been very much appreciated by Maxwell pcople,aiid nothing but regret is heard at his depart- ure to Minto, Manitoba, whore he has been called, and whore a fi«ld of great usefulness awaits him. The family were very popular iu the circles uf the young people and tho loss to Maxwell will be very difficult to replace, as they have always taken an active part in everything pertaining to the advancement aud mural welfare of the community, --ClTIZW-N OF MaXWKLL, of the township had lost the stock cer- tificates. Mr. Greer on assuming uffict*, had this aRset looked into ind obtained power, m conjunction with the treasurer, to dispose of tho stock which, up to now, had bjen a nightmare in the auditors' report. Theso otfiuials at once placed the maiter in the hands of Mr. Yance, their solicitor, who had duplicate certificates granted, and the stuck placed on the Eng- lish market with the above results. The f{u(id (lid conservative electors oi Mulinur were somewhat charry at the beginning of the year on account of having elected an inexperienced council. Now they are wagginii their heads in a very doubtful rnatiuer if asked if they aie going to make any change this year. It goes without saying that the council of Mulmur will be returned by ucclamatiim. Young Ladies, Read This If you are bothered with pimples, rashes or ugly blotches on your face; if your ciinipiexiwn is aalluw,it'i< an evidence that you reijuire Ferruzone *o tone up youi blood. One Forrozine tablet taken ar meals makes the complexion like peach tilO)!ii, cheeks snoii become rusy, eyes hriyhi, you'll be the picture of health. Thousands of Indies keep up their youth- ful aopwirance with Ferrozone, why not you ? Price 50c. ut dru!,'gi8ts. Thomas Stanley, the young n>8n who killed James McCoinh, aid danueroualy wounded Daniel Quinlaii in Christie towi • ship in mistake for deer, has been arrest- ed, charged -.vith the crime of manslaugh- ter. The charijo was laid at the instance of Mr, W. L Haighb, the district Crown Attorney, who deemed the evidence given at the coroner's inijuest, together with the vertlict of the jury showed such criin- iiial neglect on the part of Stanley as to place bin', clearly within the code. Not the Slightest Danger In usini; Dr. Hamilton's pills of man- drake and butternut for constipation < r piles. Highly recommended because th y cause no griping pains. For prompt and certain cure use ouly Dr.Hainiltou's pills. Price 25c. â-º .^-♦- p Wm Our Clubbing List In addition to our marvellous offer of The Advance and Montreal Herald, a first class weekly newspaper, one year for one dollar, with balance of this year free to new subscribers, we have the followine combiuHtions to offer. Papers with star give balance of this year free. ♦Advance, *HeraId and ♦Toronto World, daily $3 25 Toronto Daily News 1 85 Weekly Globe 1.80 Mail-Empire 1.80 Family Herald & Star 1.80 Toronto Star 1.80 Farmers Sun 1.80 All above prices include The Advance and Montreal Herald, if paid in advance only. Early subscribers get best value for their money. The Markets. Carefully Correr ed Each Week Oats 26 -o 20 Peas 58 o 58 Wheat 70 to 72 Barley 45 to 45 Butter 1 5 to 15 Bags fresh 20 --o 20 Pork 6 00 to 6 GO Chickens per lb 6 to G Ducks per lb 7 lo 7 Tuckeys per lb 10 tc 10 Gtese wirhout heads. . 6 'o 7 Hay 6 00 to 6 CO Potatoes bag 35 '.o 35 Cook's CoitMi Root Compound; "^ I<adles> FaTorlte, Is tlie only safe, reliabW regulator on wlilch woman can depend. "In the iouil and time of need." Prepared In two degrees of Btrength. No. 1 and No. 2. No. 1.â€" For ordinary casea Is by far the t)eat dellac medicine known. Wa 2â€" For special cases â€" Id 'degrees Btrcmger â€" three dollars per box. •Ladles â€" ask your drugrglst for Cook'B Cotton Root Oomponnd. Take no other aa all pills, mixtures and Imitations ar« dangerous. No. 1 and No. 2 are sold and recommended by all drueslsta in the Do» anlnlon of Canada. Mailed to any address on receipt ofprlce and four 2-cent postajTe -' OfUO CstSils. Company, Btamce, IVtodaort Oat. N o. 1 and No. 3 are sold in Flesherton by W E. Kichardsou and Douglass ,£ Co., druggists. For over thirty years we have treated and cured all forms of Blood diseases, both hereditary and acquired. Our New Method Treatment is original with ourselves, and never fails to eradicate the poison from the Hystem. Beware of mercury and other mineral poisons, which so many doctors prescribe for this terrible disease, as they will ruin the system. Other treatments drive the poison Into the system, whereas our treat- ment destroys the virus or poison In the blood and removes It from the system entirely, so the symptoms can never return. If you have any or the following: symptoms consult us before It is too late: Blotches, eruptions or pimples; falling out of the hair. Itchiness of the elcln, Btllfness or pains In the Joints, soreness In the muscles, sore throat, ulcers or bail taste In the mouth, aoro tongue, sourness of the stomach, enlarged glands, runningr sores, etc. .,,,., ».. Our New Method Troatment will purify the blood, heal up the sores, remove all pains; the hair will grow In again, all organs will be restored to their normal condition, and the patient prepared to renew the duties and pleasures of life. We guarantee marriage possible with absolute laTety. OURE8 GUARANTEED OR NO PAY â- Wa treat unfl cure 'Varloooel*. W«rron» DrtUlty, Strlotrtrj, Oleet, BIooA PolBon. Urinary Sraiaa and Xiossm, Kidney and Bladder slaesim. WXy i TIPTI I Are you a victim? Hare you lost hope? Are you con- nKAIIHinf templatlne marrlaee? Has your blood been disused.' UJ3I1UJ311 ; jiavo you any weakness! Our New Method Treatment ] Will cure you. Coasnltatloa Tree. No matter who has treated you, write for an honest opinion Free of Charge. Charges reasonable. Books rrce. â€" "The Golden Monitor" (Illustrated) on Diseases of men. "Diseases of Women," "Varicocele, Sirloture and Gleet AU sent TBBB | sealed. HO MEDICIIE SENT C. 0. 0. NO HAHtS ON MXK8 OR ENVELOPES. EVERYTHIRS CONFIDENTIAL. QUESTION UST AND COST OF TIBATMEHT. FREE, FOR HOME CURB DRS.KENIIEDY&KERGAN 148 SHELBY ST. DETROIT, MICH. Grey Old Boys The annual meeting of the Grey County Old Boys' Association was held in tl e Ooi'.federation Life Building,on Tuesday, Nov. 24ch. Tho Hon. David Creighton was elected Honorary President, and Jackson L. Little, F.S. Meaini, J. W. Seymour Oorley, Thorpe Wright, W. J. MoFarland, Dr. R. H. Henderson, and Wni. Walinsley were elected Honoiary Vice Presidents. Dr. Edgar W, Pai.! was elected President for the ecsuing year, and W. Harrison Miller, W. Mit- chell, and J. VV. ArmstronK were elected Vice Presidents. James McBride was elected Tnaaurer ; O. \V. Chad wick, Ue- cordini; Secretary ; Harry Hooper, Fin- ancial Secretary ; Geo. Kirkpatrick, Dir- ector of Ceremonies, and Jas. Whit-soii, Histoiian. The following are the officers for the Executive for the coining year : â€" W.W. Arn..it, W. J. A. Carnahaii, J.H. Rotke, Jas. K. Robertson, J. \V, Loe.H. M. Little, L. Forbes, W. Ellis, George Pepper, .1. H. Ltiiderkiii, Geo. Fleming, Tho«. Masaon, J. C. Allen, Wni. Hill, T. Robinson, J. T. Clark, A If. Thurston, Dr. F. W. Murray, E. K Rutherford, F. W. Moffat, Dr. Richardson, Ed. Crane, W. M alone. A aeries of sooial urebiugs were I arranged for tho ansuinu season. ^ . . FOR FIR5T CLASS CARRIAGES AND PLOUGHS . . â€" GO TO- g Heard's Works, Flesherton W We have Cutters, Sleighs,Biiggies,Waggons and Carts ^ Hcury, Dyment Butterfield aud "Wilkinson Ploughs ^ Shares and repairs of the best quality. Spring tooth < aud Iron harrows. Also first class handmade harness. \ I^orse $3)oeind and General Blacksntitbing* D. IVIcTAVIBH K Windfallâ€" On Saturday, says the I Shelburne Free Press, W. A. Oreer wu I handed n cheque for $1255.26, in favor of | the township of Mulniur, of which he is reeve. This sum represent* the sale of OranJ Trunk railway stock that was htndrid over lo Mulniur at the time of th* sepkration from Simcoe, and was for almost a quarter of a century regarded worthless, from the f*ot that the oflioiaU For First Class Buggies, Carts, Pleasure and Lumber Wsgoni, cutters, Sleixhs. We keep a slock on hand to choote from. ALSO nOKSE SHOEING AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHING and guarantee flrat class work. We keep on hand Ploughs and Plough repairs, and alio Mawey Harris and Nuxnn repairs for binders, Mower*, »ll kinds of m»ohinery, also Binder Twine on hand. • Olben in town give US a call « k \