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^ f TilE FLESIiERTON ADVANCE May 18 I9i)tt l^AB'J^-i -trr-v. Methodist Church It. i.wiuov, B A., B. D Pastor Sun(]:»y, May 21. 1003. Uoniiiii; â€" The Ministry uf Ansela. (Dy r.>quest) EvcniHg â€" CarJs snd other Gamen of CVjracteriatxcs of th« Post We«k Carefully Culled fur the Uuriuua. . . heiicl J. H. ;» --? Frtiih lime always on Duckett, Eu{»en!a. Fresh lime for sale â€" Jaa. Oliver, soalh line. Arteniesia. mlg >Ir .lack Bunf. Hanover, spent San- day wiih his brother, W. H. Duiiclalk Council will pa.H3 a byUw â- priihibicing entirely the sale of cigarette.-! within the corporation. Wo.)l wanted at Fleaherton wouilen 'tnilh. Highest price, cash or trade. J, Xuhn. Mr. Jas. lluidoch, inspector weights and nleasures,htâ- adl|ua^^er8 Owen Sound, adjusted the weighing apparatus of our tradesmen on Monday. Anybody requiring any cla.os of shirs- k'S will do well to call and inspect the •siocliof the undersigrjeil as he is prepared ♦o fill orders on shortest notice. â€" S. M. Oaborne, Eugenia. 25in A car lond of Sun Poriland Cemeiit just in. Any onede.siriiig cement shuuid icive mo a call, J. Nuhn, woollen niLil, Flesherton. A nuinbt-r of citizens attended the •Hherlock concert in Markdale Tuesday â- evening, and pnmounce the entertain- - HI rut as somethiug superior. Fourteen new raembera were added to the R. T. of T., last Friday evening. This society is fltiuri-shing once more and iiiteresting insetini;^ are held every Friday cvenirg 'Mr. J. H. Heard has .secured the ser- vice of a tirst-cla.ss blacksmith iu the per- son of Mr. R. fl. Mo')re of G iielph. Be Jias also engaged Mr. Geo. .\, JMoore of WDodstock, as carriasje painter. essrs. McLachlan and O'Dunohue of- Georgian Bay Electric Co , were in n Friday. We understand they have end men engaged at Eugenia t.iking Is, etc., preparatory to beginning extensive operations on the plant. A Social will be given hy the Presby- terian Lidies' Aid on Friday evening this week at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Arcy Boyd, e.ist back line. An en- joyable evening is anticipated. Adiuiss ion. 15 cents. The annual election of officers took â- piacB in Prince Arthur Lodge, A. F. and A. M., on Friday evening last and result- ed as follows: John Wright, W. M.; W. A. Armstrong, S. \V. ; C. H. Mun- shaw, J. W.; Rev. J. S. I. Wilson, Chap- lain; .\. S. VanDusen, treasurer; C. N. .Richardson, Secretary. ' Fleshercoa Ls supposed to have a "board yf trade" to look after the inter- ests of the vilLaiie. The present juncture is an opportune time to do something and ytt the "board of trade" is as dumb aj an oyster â€" in fact it is never heard of. â- Could there not be a little lite pumped into it in some manner? â€" To plotholders in the Flesherton Ceir;- eteryâ€" tho trustees of the cemetery kind- ly request .*11 plotholders to turn out on the 2-lth of May and have all weeds, stones and other rubb^h removed from their plot.«i. If not attcndetl to, the trist bnard may, by pri«:ision made in the deed, have the woik done and the cost assessed ajjainst your plot. A terribly sudden death occurred in town on Weilnesday of last week when Mr. Andrew Smith, of Hill.sburg, paased away of heart disease at tho residence of his son, Herbert, who is employed with Boyd, Hifkling ACo, Mr. Smith and wife Wire here visiting with their sou. The remaiis were t^ikeu to Hillsdale for iuttrnient by Thursday eveniu^ train. Deceased was tip yeats of age. Lieut. C. K. Ri.:hardson says Xo. 6 ^company is tilling up slowly for the ann- ual diill at Niagara on June 13, A number of recuita are roiuired and these ahould hand in »heir names at onco. The pay is c<.>nsider»bly better than of yore aud should be a strong incentive to join- iog. This is likely to be the last drill <«Ter heltl at old historic Niagara, and ,7oung men desiring to take advantage of ^he outing to th s charming .tput should attend to the matter of ji>ininx without <del%j as the lists must b« seat ia. Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Smith accompa- iiied the remains nf the former's father to Hillsburg, where interment txok place. Iw.st week, returning Monday. Rock vale and Flesherton football play- ers kicked off a friendly contest on the Agricultural grounds Monday evening The stvra was 2-1 in favor of Flesherton. O.sprey Court of Revisi'in wiTl be held at .Maxwell on Saturday, May 27. The Artumesia Court will sit on June 3. Advertisements of both apiiear in this issue of The .Advance. The Spring .\ssizes are being beard at Owen S 'Uiid this week. Amon:* the cases on the list is that of the County vs. Markdale, an action brought againut t-fae villdgu for refusal to fulfil its ens:a-4ement re lig'itinij of homo of indii.s:r7. The ratn.s, though continued, have r.ot dims much injury in this vicinity. On the contrary, the growing time h:i3 leen with us for the pait week and vegetable life is springing forth with woi.derful speed. Sproulo, Cressley &'^Co. have moved into the corner store lately vacated by T. J. Sheppard. Ko dcuSt in tbcir enlaiged premi.^es and better facilities f.r doing busiurs-s, their badness will materially increase. According to tho assesors statistics, Oiveri Sound's popu'at.oa h.us passed the ll\ClX) mark, an increase of 470 during the past year, placing the population at lO.liJG. During tha p.ast 7 years the asscsnient figures have shown a unifoim gain each year. It is now claimid that Owen Sound is the large.st town in the Province, and applica*i'-n for incjrp"ta- tiun as a city is being talked of. The ajses.sraeut is ?4,5C4,7SO, an advance of nearly a million dollars, of which build- ings and lands amount to S763,4!)5. Lit us point out onoe more th.al if it is intended to do anythine in the way of ci^lebrating, this summer, it is hi^h time the Citiz.-ns Committee, which h.».=i con trol of the funds, got the matter under way. There isahirge sum of money ly- ing idle which shcald be utiliz-jd. If the committee as constitute! by the citizen.s -object to acting in the matter they should call a public meeting and ask that another committee be appointed. Other town? wliio!) propose to ce'ebrate Dominion D;iy are already preparing for the occasion and it is :iuio the matter «a3 discussed here. At :he annual meeting of the W^.M.!=. of the Methodist church, held last week, the following otflcers were elected : Pits.. Mrs. W, U. Thurston ; 1st V. P.. Mrs. J. Clinton ; 2i]d V. P . iWrs. W. U. Bunt ; Ree. Sec, Mrs. G. Mitchell , Cor. Sec. Mrs. VV. .A. Armstrong ; Tt-eas., M:s. W. Trimble. Mrs. Ge... Mitchell will represent the Auxiliary at the Branch meeting to be held in St. Paul's church, Toronto, on May -30, 31 aud June 1. This has been the most successful year since tho society was organized twelve years ago, §65 being the amount raised. The railway surveyors on the proposed western branch were around tbLs end of the line last week. From PticeviUe they only ran but one line to connect with thii brauch of the C. P. R. although others were partially run. The new line if run as surveyed will tap this line about fifty rods north of Boyd's mill, some three miles south of the present station. This is taken by the » iseacres to mean that the company proposes to straighten its line, by coming nearer thi« village, thus avoid- ing the heavy grade which at present exists. Whether or no such is the inten- ti.in remains to be seen, but â€" may it be so. The route via the village was sur- veyed many years ago, starting at the Duiham mad corner within a fow rods of where the present statf quit work, and tho company have that survey in their possession. This would seem to give « >lor at least to the surmisD that some such change is io contemplation. has exerted an^influence for t^ood, which will live long after he h»,? gone from u.«. We pray for him and Mrs. Wilson, who has })een a worthy helpmate in his pastor- ate, that hi-aven's choicest bleanings may be theirs snn abundant prosperity attend all iheir labois. Moved and resolved unanimously.- That this Quarterly Official Board of tho Methodist Church, Fleaherton, pres- ent tr> Bro. David McMullen their grate- ful appreciation of his faithful snd dis- interested services as Steward for many years and regret that the iniirmities of age prevent his longer services in that capaci'y. We hope, however, that we may still have his counsel and co-operat- ion for years •'o come. Chamberlain's Ccugh Remedy the Very Best "I have been using ChaBib.?rlain's Cough Remeily an(* want to tay it U the beat cough 11. ediciiie I lia.ve evor tdcen, " nays Geo. L. Chuljh, a merchant of Harlan, Mica. â€" There i.'i no >iue.ition about i'i! being the best, as it wiUcure ao.mfh .jr a cold in le^ time than any other treatment. It should alwavi be kept in the house ready for uutanc li-Se, for a cold can be cured in much Ie»*s time when prom pcly treated. For sale by W. E. Richard- „n. A hen of Sarawak Township has soar- ed h'gh on the wing» of fame as a result of a peculiar egg which it laid last week. On the si ell I here are remarkably vivid and well-proportiouial figures of a baby and a chick emerijingfrom i6.=i shell. Mr. John Mackenzit*, a well kn 'Wn ciUector of corio', has secured the egg, which is the topic of coi.siderable comment. Bul! for Service. Thorc ago bred Durham bn!!. >'o. "316.5, for service oo lot 'd, con. S. .\rtemesia. Terms SI. W. C. PEDL.iR. BINDER TWINE. L'asn further notice Binder Twicd will be soia &fi tfc« KlD^stOQ Penitentiary to farmer;*, in such quaucititis as ni^y be deoired, for cash. at the following prices:â€" "Pnre Mauila" (CO0 feet to the IbJ - I9ii?. 'Mixe<l Miniltt"'- -4500 " " ")-lCic. "Pure ?few Zealaod" -(450 " " " )• • Uc ic. per potj D-1 less on ton lota. ^11 f. o. b. Kins^s'on. .â- Vl.'.ress all comu-aoioationp. with remittan ces, to X, M. Piatt, Warden PeuiteJtiary, Kiag- stoii. Uniario. Papers insorting tlri.'^ nocice wicbout author- it\ from the King's Priuc^r will not b» paid therefor, J 41. PLATT. Warden. Kingston. ?.ray 10. 1905. Notice of Bvlaw. Notice is hereby eiven. that a Bv law was passetl by tlie township of Arteoiesia, on the sixth day of May. A. L. 1905. providing for the issue of Debentures to tiie amount or $2300.00 for purposes of the trustees of Schcol Section N'o. -i ot said TowLsijip aud that such by iaw was rcijiscred in the Keijistry Office for tlie South Ridire of Lbo Ccti'aty'of Grey ou the thirteenth day of May A. D. 1905. Any motion to ijuash or set aside the sauje or aav part chereot must be tuacie within three motitbs afttr the tlrst publicatiou ot this notice and cauQOt te mride thereafter. Dated at Fleaherton this IGth Dav of Uar. 1905. W. J. BELLAMY, Clerk Court of Revision, 1905. TO\VNSHlP OF ARTEllEStA. Notice is hereb-y ^reu that the flr?t me-^iine of the Court of Kevisivu oo the Assessment Kcll of the township of Artemesia wiTl be held at the Towu Hall, Kleshertou, on siacardar. the thitd day of June. 19l>5 at 10 o'clock a. ui. .\U x>crsous interebted ar« beieby cotitied acccrdiugly. Mav IGtb. \^m. W,J. BELLAMY, Clerk. Court of Revision. TOWNSHIP OF OSPREi". Xotxc« is herebv ^ven that the flrst maeting of th» Court ot Kevisioo on the .\-'iae--sm,Tit Roll o: the Towaship ot Osjjrey will be huld at the Orange Hal!. .Maxwsll, ou !>aturJav, ila» 27Ul. ISOS at 10 oclock, ».in. All peiiicas iaterested are herebjr notified acconli:iKiv. Mav 13th 1905. T. S'^OTT, Clerk. Hereford Bulls for Service Quarterly Beard Hatters, At the May meetino; of the Quartmly Board of tho Flesherton Methodst Chuich the following resulutifn was un- animously adopted: That this being the last regular meet- In? of the Quarterly Official Hoanl under th« pastorate of Uer. J. S. I. Wil.son, wo desire to recojd our heartfelt, grate- ful appreciation of hi» four years ministry with us. We htre felt the instructiTe, helpful and uplifting ministry from hl<i pulpit, always kept to a high level and unabateil in intnrest anb in power, through the whole period to the present. In his pastoral relations be has been mo«t kind, sympathetic and helpful. Ever active, not only in the intervMt of ^it church, but of society in ^etMiml, b Improve yoor stock by breediug to the greatest of all bver cattle, the Hen>fcr«ls, Tlie uadersicneJ baa for 8'?rvt,*o od lot KV, 3rd we:«t T. S. Konil. two thortjuehbri'd Hereford buls breil from Si'articus owned sc the O. .*. C Farm, tiuelpb. and said to t>e the bust bulls in .\menca. Term", »I.OO; cowf. not ret^^rned will te charged, w.^ athar io calf or not. \V. BCSKIX. Trade Ma.iks Ocstorta COPTNKHTS Ac AnTOoeJtend?'^^ a sketch nn<i dwicr+rtlon ttj»t ^nIclilT Mtf*n-^i:i -'ar -p f' ";: 'T^e w^rLher an inTentUm t* prvbaMT paient*b!a. I'rmmunto*. tionaitrlcUvaonadentlaL HANOBOW on PaMOU raitota tak« ictlv sent rrea. Oldaat aMoer for svcnnncpaMiita. raitota takao taroaab Msnn * CO. malre ipcciat aoMea, vltbom eeart*. tn Of SckMtlfk Hmcrkatte Corn! Corn! Corn! Any quantity of corn for pig feed â€" P. Loucks. While a bilious attack ia decidedly anpleaa aoc it !a quickly over when Chamberlain's SVimach and Liver Tablet are u.Hed. For sale by W. E. Richard«>n. Try * bttfr of Royal Household What is it? Why it's the very best flour <m ihe market: That's why we keep it fur sale. It is hy far the best flour made on this continent. It will pay you to uke a look a: our stock of «ruc eries. Here you find groceries of high ijuality and low price. We still have a good selection of moderately- priced garden and flower seed. Wm. L. WRIGHT 9: ^z- 'r^-^U'/jt: ^ii. »-^' K" â-  V WALL PAPERS! Barnhouse'-s Old Stand. The largest .stock in the town- ship, of BEST Q..ALITY and LOft-EST PRICE.S, from 3c. per double roll up to 50o. On exhibition by C E. Tryon, The psactii.l p.ii5iTEa A pipeb haxhee. SAMPLES ox APPLKlinOX. TIeshcrton Otit* Priceviiie Ontario. I? 1^ ^ ^ r ^ 1^ t^^^p^'9gr9,ff^^ ?^t^:|'^^^^^ BOOTS AND SHOES The reputation of our Btxits and Shoes ha.? been built up by close attention to busines.s. Our Footwear is well know throughout all this part of the country as being the best. The proof of thio is that so many always come to us for their boots and shoes. Our Spring Stock is up-to-date in style and make and is the best and most complete we have ever had to shijw vou. me niways Cry Co Give a Dollars lUortb Tor a Dollar In custom vviirk we are second to none. We Ui^o the best materia! ihat can be got and any order encrusted to our care will be carefulv attended to. If vou are joins to 'rave! we 'aave a large stock of TRUXiiS, TELE- SC<-)PES ct SUIT CASES. Call and see them a: Clayton's « « « Tlesbcrton, if SEEDS! SEEDS! | S HnotbJr Shipment of €l3w«r S««ds § S • Comprising Cstra Taney, Jllsike, S g Red $f IHammotb Just Received. S ^ Cbese are specially selected for ^ W Purity and will repay Vour Gxamin g ation* T also have abundance of o XX Strictly First Class Cimothy* jiu, .^I«..J". ,M«. ,^•4 .MS. ,jt^ â- s!&•^<&•st^:^'J!• ^'' â- if^^* -tH- -H'^ -MS" -sfr •J&.jss. ,jt«. j'^.j.t^ .jf^ >sfj!. .*» .jj^ # Herbasjeura, Iiiteruational Stock Food, Columbian Regulator. *^ Tick Destroyer for the sheep, ^ ^"1 J For Your Stock ^ For Yourself ^ TaUnt Medicines â€" all the popular makes. Pipes and tobaco**. ^' 7«!*th'n of aiiT ••MentiBc Va.tiaJ. T*nn«. 93 • | T«Br: tf>9T montti0. |L SeM by all Q««*d9ft}«T^ ) m. ilNII4Co,»«"-â€" "MewYMl I â- nwkoa««.eatrBi.WMktMtoikix£. ^ I For Your Wife ""^ Spices for coofctog â€" .\llspice, Cinnsmon, Mixed spices, etc. ^^ Perfumes, Cor»icel!a Sdk. ^ For Your Baby § S««thing Sv-np, Sucking Cottles, and Teething Rin^ jjk T T T |k I Richardson & Son DRUOGISTS â- iV, â- ne- ^ Flesherton >: Ontario AC 4