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THE FLESIIERTON ADVAiN'CE July 7 1904 Methodist Church V I. Ka H KKTON. J. «. j.wiMioN. B 1., n. i>., Pastor :^:^ m:> <: -jrt- Vicinity Chips Chjiriictcrlstics of tlic Past Wo,«-k rarefnlly CuHed for llie Curious Lalb for ealeâ€" Adam Smith, Eus^nia. Artcmosia Council met on Saturday. Bliiiutes will appear nest week. Cimt l.>8t â€" on July 2ii(l. navy blue cloth coat, en gravel road east. Plcuso leave at thi.s <'flice. Die Jâ€" In Flesh M-t'in, en S.•l^urd;ly , .Tiilj- 2, Piirali Isal ell, ififiiiit daughter of ^fr. and Mts. W. Clark, a^ed twn week.s- For Side Chenpâ€" Lot 23, cm. 7, (>sprey. Would rent. Apply to R J. S^iroule, Fleshertmi. lauj; Mr. Alf. Wardrulie.Carsill, and Arthur ^Tilrdl(lbe, Toronto, are Ti.sitiii<,' their fiithcr here this wrok. Money to loan at fi % on farm property â€" txpeiiselow, A. S. YatiDiisen. Mr. and Mrs. J. F VaiiDnsen. nnd 7- ve.'ks-dld baby ci""'. <'f Duiidalk, visiied in town over Sun.lay and Mond;iy. Fresh lime always on hand. J. H Ducketf, Euueiiiii- Mr. and Mrs. A!ex. Ueid arc spend - iiig the liolidays at Srvatford. ^ Fifteen he.ad of youn? c.ittle wanted to pasture. Adara Smith, 'Easenia. Mrs. C.J.Lettau and little son.Wa'ter, were j,'uests of Mrs. Willet for a few day* the past week. dit your h.iy fork track and everything f-oni R. P. Lesate & Co Cej-lon. Mrs (Rev.) Hurlbnrt h.-ft last wpck to make an extended visi". widi relatives at Tilsonbur^. Mr." Neeland-i of Grafton an.l Co., Owen Sound, visited friends here on the First. Ml-, anl M.-3. Fred Shepp.rd of Tor- oito .fjMition s.)8nt a few days in town h i i)\'t .V ij't. Kimberloy C. (). F. and thi^ir friends picnicked at Eugenia yesterday, Wediies- d.y. Dr Rind, tht^ new medical p-aotinne,- at Maxwell, places Iiis profe-ssional cud iii tliis is.sue. Two hundred ir.en'ii and boy's suits to lie cleired out before soiiij;, now for bar- •(lins f.t Sheppard's. Dr, and Mrs. T. Henderson of Toronto vi.«iccd with friends hero during the psst week. ^ Mi«8 Annie W ilson, who h.os been in Slayner for R( lue time, returned to her home here last week. Mrs. Shepp.ird has started the sale in / niillinery and fr<yn now the prices wilt l>e cut very deep, so call and get a bargain. Wantedâ€" lOCO cords hard wood, 1000 fords sift wood, and 5000 cords cedar. Qao'e piices tq The Deacon j. Ltd., Stratford. .- 'â- .'.''::,.,.•. -i,!-. ^ A very interesting event is transpiriiig in town as we go to presa â€" the wedding r f Miss .\nnie Uichard.'^on, dRugliler of M. K. Richaidsoa, M.P., to Dr. Webster of Toronto. •- Teacher Wanted â€" ForRockvale .school- Arfi'iuesia. Duties to conunenco August l.">, 1JI04. Apply, stating saliry, to K. W. Clark, Fiesherton R (">. Mr. Harry West, Ton)iito .lunction, and Fred Holli-', Toronto, are guests of Mr. and Mis. Jahn Sheppard. Mrs. R. L. Stephen and Mrs. W. L. Youtijj, Markdale, ana Mrs. J. Ellis, Toronto .Junction, called on Mrs. Dr. C'aiter Saturday. Miss Elith Ilicklin^ of L -nd >n, Eis;, vho lias been this <iue.st of her brothsr, Mr. Fred Hickling, for sone montlia, loaves for New York Satuiday on her return Journey home. Ahmzo Wardrobe, a little boy of 13. died Very suddenly on Friday last after oidy a few 'hiKirs illnes.=. The funeral took place to Flesherton ceiuetry im Sun d»y. Mits Annio Muir, >is;er of the roeve of .Attensesta, died of peritonitis at the na- ideuce ol "I'nclij" Sandy Stuart in this village on Sunday. The funer.d took |>l«ce from her residence, the old heme- stead, 2} miles west of the Tillage, to Priceville cemetery on Tue^lay aftcmoou. Word wa* received here Monday evHn- in? of the death of Willie Purii-o, non of Ira Perigo, Feverflham, a: Collin?w<iod th»t day, »fter an illueas of only a couple of houia. Acute malaria was taiil feu be the rauM «f death. The youug man was / 19 years of au'e and a br ther of Mr?". AUicrt Slewiirl and Mrt>. Alexander of this vilbpie. Priceville A. 0. U. W. will hold a picnic aud tournatuent of games on Fr • (lay nft«'rnoon of tliia week. Good tea served by a caterer. Admission to tea and L'anies 25 cents. This ouslit to be worth attending. 0:<prBy Orangemen will celebrate the Ijlonous Twelfth at Maxwell. A large list of speakers is announced for the occasion, and no doubt the day will be notable in tho annals of Osprey Orange- ism. The wedding is announced in Toronto (jn Wednesday of this week of Miss Eva Rutledg,!, of .Mont Clair, N..T., and eld- est daui^liter of Mrs. Robert Ru'ledge of Flesherton, to Mr. Georie Bellamy of Lindsay. The youni; couple will visit Flesherton frier.ds on their wedding trip and will reside in Lindsay. The Advance 1 ffcrs congratulation?. The Sydenham Mutual Fire Insurance C'). has the larttest surplus of any purely mutual fire insurance company in Canada; hh^ :\ large membership, is man.a?>ed by men of experience in the insurance busi- ne.ss, rates as h)W as is consistent with security, has a premium note one third less than any oth^r company. Before husuiini; call on or write to their agenti W. .J. Bowes, Markdale. Dr. Soott of Maxwell has sold his med- ical practice to Dr. .\. T. Bond, a grad- uate of Toronto University and recently with Dr. McFaul of CoUingwood. Dr. Bond b now in charge of the practice, and places his card in this issue Many people in Osprey will regret to hoar of Dr. Scort's removal from active work, and more paiticularly on account of the nec".ssi'y which arises for the move. At the same time we believe they will Knd a worthy successor in Dr.Cond. Division Court was held in Dundalk li.st week. The docket was uuiniportant- One case, however, may be of public util- ity. This was that of Sharp vs ^loorhead. A party of Dundalk young people hired a livery from Sharp list fall. The vehicle broke down neir Fle.-'hcrtou and c.iused the'joung people much inconven ience. Sharp, the liveryman, sued for seventeen dollars, aliened damaffc? to the rig. Tlie judg'? held that the vehicle wa.s unsound and dismissed tho case. Tho anniversary .service in the Presby- terian cliupjh on S^iiiday was we'l attend- ed, the preacher beinL' Rev. .lolm I.. Small, B. A. of Auburn, Out On Mon- day eveniiiii Mr. Small lectured to a fair size.l audience on the subje';t of "Church Ecitj'iette." The audience was most isppreciative, for the lecture was a treat and was one whicii should have been listened to by our youn.4 people. Mr. Small is a very pleasing speaker, and inteispersed his lecture with several recitations, which shows that, he is a reader ,as well as lec'urer. Mr. and i\Irs. Sheppard each gave a solo, and the cho'r rendered several anthems. The ladies served ice-cream and cake in the sclioc! room free of extra charge. In speakia.; of tho House of Refuse opening; the Dundalk Herald s»y3:"There was also a dearth of newspai)er men when ever/ paper in the county sh^iuld have been represented. Though soma may not think it, there is a ceitain amount of courfe.<y due tho press, and it would have beo:i a very little Ibin^ for the couiity council or tho Uiaiiagement fo forward to each one a proper invitaliim to be present, and better still, provide a place for takini; notes when they did come. The result \> ill be that instead of such ail event as the opening of so grand an in.stitution being heralded with pride and enthusiasm to every resident of tho county, the majority of newspapers will refer to the fact that it w.vs opened as they would refer to a barn raising." Mr. W. C. Parker, a well-known »nd nighjy reapected resident of .^rtenics'a, passed away on Thursday of last week at thp Tufotito general hosijital after a pro- lonjjed illness with cancer of the bt>wcls. Mr. l^irker had been at the ho.spital for a ctiiiplc of weeks. The remains were brought home and i^(erred in B'lesherton cemetery in Friday last. Tlie deceased (;eiitlcmaD was a native of Yorkshire, England, and came Co tv^is country 21 years ago. Ha has lived is this township for the past twenty years, aud wan a ctiri- Ktsteiit member of the Methodist church. Much sympathy is expressed for the >>ercavcd family Mrs. Parker deaircs as to exprosR her thanks for the very many great kindnesses shown by neii(h*x>rs in her hour of trial. Tbefuaeral on Friday I Uat was under th« anspic«s of the I. (>.. : v., ol wbidi deceased was a member. Arbitration All imp rtant arbitnitinn case was in progress here Monday and Tuesday of this «eek before Messrs. C. Pye (chair- mar.) ClarksHurt! ; James McCaslan of Eiiphraiiia, and R. J. Sproule, Flesher- ton. The case was one arisin<; out of an accident on the 12th con., opposite John Weber'*, in the valley, last winter, by which Gilbert Isaac of Kimberley claimed damaqiea from Artemesia township for injury sustained by his wife. Mr. Isaac's story is to the effect that while drivini^ down the mountain from Markdale at night his cutter struck a whe<d scraper lying be-side the track ; the horse jumped and upset the cutter, it is claimed injur- ing Mrs. I.saac's back, from which she is said not yet to have fully recovered. A lame number of witnesses were heard, including Dr. Schultis of Ileathcole, who treated the case. The plaintiff was represented by P. McCullough of Markdale, and the defendant township by Barrister W. H. Wright. â- â-  â-  â-  ^ A Missouri editor refuses to publish obituary notices of people who while living failed to subscribe for his paper, and gives this pointed reason. People who do not take their home paper are dead anyway, and their mere passing away is of no news value. A. bunch of surveyors, on the new C. P. R. line i.ear Bond Head were running a line through a farmer's wheat field. Tho farmer objected and presuasion fail- ed turned a crosj bull into the field. The bull soon had the field to himself. A farmer near Bolton "sot" his dog on the surveyors, but the dog was not as successful as the bull. â€" Bolton Enterprise ' Notice to Creditors ruth.!M.i^tcr .f th'EstHteof WILLIAM SEYMOUR CHUISTOE. ]ate <.f the Villfiye of Flushfitou in ihe County of Grey, Physician, tWeaaed- XOTICE is hereby f-ivr-n piiisiiant to Tlie Pevi^ed Stafntes of (JuUrio 1897, Cliap. 1-29 tliiit (ill cretlit;ors an-1 otl'ers haviiis claiius asaiiiBt the estate of thu sai'l \\"i!liaui Seymour Chrit*- toe,|(Ieeua<>e<i.who fli«d on or about the Twolfcb rla." ci' Februarv, A. D. I9U4, are required on cr hcforu the Kirsc riav of Auynst. A. D. 1004. to Peii'l by iiQst prepaifi or deliver to W. J. Ut\- hiitiy, K^ii-. Flesherton P. n., oiio of the execu- tors uf thu last wiil and toftiiinciit of the soid duci-asci, tbtjir chri.siian ami sui'uaines..adiires- sps and description, the fail pai-tidiihirhof their cl ijin.-, the sta-eiuent of their accotints and thei:aturoof tho sfecuntie^ (if auy) held by ANUfurther take notice that after Bucb Irist rn-'ntiotied d.tte tho f;airt extent jr will proceed to dirt tribute the oftsets of the deceased among tho narrie-euti'lcd »lK'rL*to, having regard only to rh« L-hume of which he BUall then have notice and that tiie ?aid execnior will not be liabie tor the pai<l assets or any jjart thereof to anv peisou or iiersot;s of whose claim notice Rhall uot have been received by him at the tiaie ot sucli distribution. Dated tho-iSthdavof Juno. A. D. I'JO-J. liLXAS WKIGIiTA McAKDLK. OwcuSoUDd, Solicitors for Executors. fe:?^.:c&^>srr.-^^Z^!^^^ headache: I Neuralgia and Nervousness cured quickly by A I A V HARMLESS HEADACHE AND 'iJ ' \ ^X NEURALGIA CURE. No b^art depression. Greatest cure ever discovered. Talcc no other, too and 2$c. AH d«:alers or direct from Austin &Co. Simcoe. Out. Money backif nat&atisti«d Bull for Service Noruian Conqueror No 5l'2i:l. Registered iu Doniiuioii Sliort Horo Herd Hook, witli two imoorted oroRse«^ Wilt befor sorvico duriug tho seasou of 1804 o* lot 170, con. 2 E. T. & S. road. Ai-*^ a r^tilKter^w) TaulBwortb lioar. Teriin for Service oue dollar, pt.ya>>Id Jan., 1905. I'cdigrdes ou application^ - II, ALLKN. Fleajiertoii P. Bull for Service The thoroughbred durham buU "LoidDnr* ham" will stand for service on lot 11. con. "i "S, D. K. .\rtciUHpift. Terms ♦!. 00 payable Isfc of Febrtiarv. Auv cow uotreturuod wilt bo uharg<^ id whetbiir iu calf or not . Pedigree ou application. DAVID niNK, rror. Farrri for Sale He«n& Lot 193 & 194. North Ea.st of Toronto & Sydenham road. contaiiMne i:t2 acres. 90 under cultivation, in splendid condition for crop, free L'f stone, TceU feuced^^^d. watered, free of wild weodfi. haviiitt orcuarUttQd- smaM fruits. Good bam with trac^ amt other out builrtinffn, i*om fortabte hou^te. :t) mi'es from Protou, iu Taylor Battlement. Apidtr to W. J. MULLI.-?, Proton Statioti- f iy] k n i y>, LACE CURTAINS at tremendous bargains y?< yi i 'A I I i % i !?* I m ^imo Qetting ^hori Now as the time gets shorter for our stay in Flesh- erton we find we have many lines we want to clear out before going and to do this the knife ha.s to go in deeper tlian ever. MEN'S aud BOY'.S .SUITS cut very deep in price. BOOTS AND SHOES must be cleared out. WALL PAPERS! We don't want them. A L9T OF MEN'S HEAVY RUBBERS. New is the time for a bargain in them. Men'.s felt hats a good stock yet to pick from. DRESS GOODS to be slaughtered Men's winter underwear buy now and .save nearlv half the prica We have a lot of Ladies Jackets we mu.st clear. ^; Ouv .stock is in good shape an; 1 we arc prepare* I to give you a good bargain in anything you want. We expect to be here for three weeks yet and during that time we want to clear our stock very low. We don t want to move anything. In Millinery we have about fifty hats to clear out and if you wanta hat now is the time to buy. I J. SHEPPARD Sproule's Block Flesuerton » Cbc medical l^all ^ g is fully sttocked with Paiis 6reen, Slug Sl!»<5t, g g Bud Death* etc. g ^ Get after the bugs early and have less future trouble S and larger crops. ~- ^ flaxseed and Oil 0ake for calves LOWEST PRICES IN THE COUNTY. W. J. Douglass MEDICAL HALL Flesherti.il S^3:^<83:^^:^:^^333^33:^^33:^^33:^0^:^ cere^ WfllL PHPERS C. Tryon, Priceville, has put in a complete Mock of latest pattttrnn in wallpapern. The finest asportmeut over brought in. Will "sub- mit panipltis to proRpective puicbatter^. Haul- ing ptumptly and satiBfactorilj done. XiTooiVm Bcfi>rt ani /ijtrr. PhosphcKltne, n*0rM4Ei{tl^ i* ao old, well eiitab- mtied and reliabls pretMratioo. Hasbc«n pre9crib«d and nsed orer 40 ] oara. All dro^ gists in tho DominioQ of Canada sell and tecommeDd aa the only modicina itiikind thnt curoaaDd m # â- Itm aniTcnal tatiafackioa. It promptly and Beroiaitentl)r cure* all forma of .'^crxuvs Hfo»- Mm, KynUtiont, Sj^rrmatorrfvra, Jvtpoten^y, sod aUaffeelaof abuanorexcvaaea; thaexcaaain oaaot To6aeco, Oftiumot StimMlani; M*ntal aad Srain IForrv, all of which lead to iDflmutr. Ku>lt7, OourampCiofi and an Earljr OrsTa, Prioa It perpaeka«e oraix tor ». On* will BtMwc Hx ie«re«ra. Mallad prompty OB re- SM^oCprit*. audfottreapampblat. AddraM r.Omf - Wond'tPbotphodin* la mid ia ''|(.iib«ftoDby ' D»Bitlaat * Cr., •-> I W KKithardaoB.Driiisista i Lubricating Oil Paint Oil Macl^ine Oil Tuppen*ine Varnish Sfet jbuA.Oupp/tes fronts \ Ric^ardsQn & Son 1