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SlPJPEMBER 7 1905 THE FLESHERTOIS ADVANCE IS- ^vyw^wu^vyv 'didHm^m F, T. HILL & CO. MANY SPECIAL September = Bargains Our August Sale was a splenciid success. Onr salesbook shows a large increase of business over any previous August. Our business continues to grow as a result of selling goods and selling them right. Fall goods are now being received and in order to make room we have a inunber of odcl lines which we are detennined to clear regardless of co.st. Below we simply auenlion a few of the many lines we have placed^u sale for early Seplumber selling. :i>^il^^l^a^m<;^J^iA;^a^sl/^â- /^â- ^ •.a/^J^/^M/^J.>^«/^«^^^y^«./'»^^^/^J/^^/^â- /f ^l.:^^i:^^i: BOYD, HICKLIN6 & CO, 75c. TABLE LINEN 48c. 100 yards hpAiitiftil bleaclieii Tablo Liiion, nice finish, extra wide, Keuular 75c. Scptembor Sale price 4S MEN'S BRACES, 2 for 25c. 20 duzci) Men's IJraci's, rufjular price 20c. anc. 25o. I c.iTk' .ir Oft 12}c. WKAPPERETTEFOR 7ic. 40 pieces \Vrii|)|ierttte mjiulilo for ladies' Wrappers, cliililren's iJreHseH, shirt waisU nisii quilt liniiiings, H"od ranKO <>f colors uiiJ putteriifi. Some pieces nlightly soiled but »)! excellent value nl the price. Iteg'ular lOo and 12Ac. Septeiiibor ^ale price 7^ September Sale I'rico â€" 2 for 25 2 SPECIALS IN MEN'S FaNCY DRESS SBIRTS. colors Your 00 40 Men's Fancy DresH Shirts, sizes 14 to lOJ, dark and liKhl. R?t,'u!ar prioe 76c to 1 2-J. choice while tliey last for 38 Men's Fancy Dress Shirts, soft frnnf, stripe and chrck pallcrii.s. Regular price up to 75c. This line will soon bo picked up, as we liavu made the piice very luwâ€" 25 90c. QUILTS FOR 68c. A lot of Whit-e Quills, Honeycomb pattern, size (>l)x8U, would to good value at OOc. September Sale I'rica 58 BOYS' ODD COATS FOR 1.48. 78 Boy's Odd Coats belonHin(? to suits worth from 2.75 to 4.00. These were secured at a big reduction in i)i-iceâ€" the beiietit is yotfts. The price while tlioy last will be 1-48 Exceptional Values in Dress Goods. 40 pieces l>l»ck and c<dored Dress Giods. Tliis lot contains many of the most popular we.ives. Grmd a.s.<<ortni«iit colors. We must have room for new shipments, therefore we have made the price very siiiatl. Value up to 85c. Special September clearance price 38 CadUs' Belts mortb up to 60c for 25e* .08 Ladies Silk and Kid Belts in black, while and colois. These are the balance of our 35c to 00c. lines, cloarance price MARKDALE WKm^ Special 5C 25 ^ I publislitd ovt^ry TJiurxday at Sl.OO jwr imnuHi if laid ill ailviince, .*l..'i<> if not bo |'ai<l. All subacribem imyin? ^i.fiO strictly in fiivance get the Moiitieal Herald one year f.ee as a reuiium. High School Opening. the on be The loth Annual Rcopciiiiig of Men ford llicli Sclioil will take place .Sept. 5lli, 1!>05, when cUs-seH will f.)riiie<l to meet the re()iiirpineiit>i of every fitudent that attends. All parents baviiij; Qaau was also Adjoiirt-.cd asked ti> look of the ordinary character with nothing of distinctive interest to the public. McOannull v. Anderson, was a c ise of disputed account in which Mr. N. Mc ' Cnnnell i' I'loton Station sued Mr. And ersoii for $74 83. .ludi^ement was given phiiiilif! for full amount and costs. Bellamy v. Orr â€" Action on buildiny contract for baltnce due, the claim em- ouniiii<; to ^(13. 10. .Judt'emeiit for 83a and coate. liuitinan v.Sr..i»pIe â€" Action on account. Noll suit. Huitman v. Irwin â€" Anoiher acliunon account. Adjourned, Jackson v. Boyd & Wilsonâ€" Claim on stock sold to defendants of J4.00. Thi" children to educa'o are carefully inl.> the record and merits of this well known lliish Sclioi.l before «U'cidin); to send lliem Note the foll-iwiiia points: 1 â€" A buihliiiK', nyiiinaniuin anil erounds that for beauty, c<pii[)nient and CMiven- icnce cannot be surpassed in the province. 2â€" A stall of ttachers specially quahfied to teach their rispeetivc departnien'.s. 3 â€" A Literary and Debalinij; Society, sii Athletic Association and Field Day, and an t)ld Boys Associationâ€" all in n flour- ishing condttioii. 4â€" A long and honor- able record as a school of iraiiiiiig for teachers. Li the Ia»t. years 18 Junior Tenchers and 41 Senior Teachers have obtained their certilicalos. Of the f.ini'- er 13 spent only one year of their school life in a Hii<li School and thai school was the Mi-afoid Ili^h School. 6 -Tins school does every form of exaininalion work done by the lai(,'eKt Collegiate Insli lute. I'orsiiiial attention ({iven to each pupil, a jiroiniiiont fentiiro. Splendid medals, prizes and scholarships op^'ii to rU. Public speaking, dibalin},', singing and HI hlotics strongly encouraged. (I â€" The hii,'h stand tak iii pupils of this tcliool nl the Normals ami Universitiesâ€" third place ill Medicine at McCJill; liist pUco and medal in Hi.story, and third place in Maiheinatica at Queens; si-coiid pi ice in Physics and third jjlaco in Eng- lish and History at Toronto; besides many other lir>t and sec-nd class honors at Macin-iStor and other collt-Kcs, and the g'owiiiu demand for cinduates of thit school as Public school loichors all <i<> lo prove the eflioioncy of the work done. Fees to pupils 11 it resident in Moafoid, »10 per year. Boaid $-' lo »3 a week in ])rivato homes. The town is easily rencheJ by the O. T. R. or by any pas sender boat plying betiveon the ports on the (iooruian I$ty. Send for a prospectus of 1006. whieli is acoinpmdiuni of inform »tion about the beautiful town of Meaford Its High School, and the latest revi.sid i^ducational regulations. J. Ii. Uomwell, B. A., Princpal, A. McK. Cuiueion,- $ec'y-TroB«. Division Court- Dr. Scuit V. Arthur Cook- Action on account for liti. I^ndefeiided. Judge- ment for pUintiff fur $5.00. Those Annoying BIackhead.s. Kxternal iipplicitions will never roinove pimples or blhckhcadH. Only by stini- .ilating ciiculaliini and purifying the blood can il be done. Por unick sure re- lease from these pests use Ferrozone; it drivi-K all luiinors from the blood, makes the skin healthy, tones up the system. With the pure nutritious blood made by Ferrozi lie it's imp iHsiblo lo suflV-r from any skin diseiice. You'll have a deli^;ht- ful skin, heiilihy color and beautiful com- plexion by nsiou Ferrozoneâ€" and you'll feel immensely belter as Well. Fifty .cents buys a box containing fifty chocol- ate Coated tablets at any drugstore. Bivision Court was held hero before Jvdgo Widdilield on Wednesday of last week. The new judge 'treated a very (^varablu impression. The doukett look ^ff QQiiyiderable time bi)t the cases wore Arlcmesia Council Artomesia Council met on Saturday, last. Members all |)refient, reeve in the chair. Minutes of meeting on Ann. 5 were read and contirinod. The reuve and Mr. Best, as a coininitteo re deviation on lots 143 and 144, 2iid N. E., reported that they had the road completed and had expended $:{3. 50, with gratis work prom i.scd. Mr. McKenzio as Commissioner Division 2, repnrfod in detail upon his txpendiluro therein to date, having ex iptndod ^237,78. Mr. Purvis, as coinmiH. sioncr Division No. 4, reported in detail uj>on his expenditure therein to dale, having expended 8227,77. Mr. Carson. a« ooinniissioiioi Division No. 1, reported in detail upon his oxpendiluro therein to date, having expended 8204 05. The oouncil went into oninmitto on By Law 0.58, to assess and lnvy rates fur county, township and school purposes for 1005 Caraouâ€" Best â€"That By law B.i8, t • asses and levy ra'cs for 1005,be now real a third lima signed, .scaled and entered in By-Law book â€" Carried. McKonzioâ€" Carson â€" That the report titvX btatriHCQt oi tlje rpevo aud Mr. Best as coniniittoe to oversee work on deviation at lots 143, 144, con. 2. N. E. T. & S. Road, be received and adopted and that the said committee be paid live dollars each for iheir servicesâ€" Carried. McKentieâ€" Best- That the report of Mr. Ciirson on his expenditure in Div No. 1 be rccuivea and that he bo paid bis commission to date !}20 00â€" Carried. McKenzioâ€" Carsonâ€" That the report of Mr. Purvis on his expenditure in uiv.No 4 be receive d and that l.o be paid his comnus.Hion to dale, >22 00â€" Carried. Carsonâ€" Purvisâ€" That the repoit of Mr. McKenzie on his expenditure in Div. No. 2 be received and that ho be paid bis comtnission to datc,J!23 70â€" C.irried. Carsonâ€" McKenzieâ€" That the account of the Municipal World for Collectors' Rolls, $3 75 and of the Sawyer, Massey Co. for boxing fur grader J1.50 be paid- Carried. McKenzieâ€" Purusâ€" That the action of Uuevo in compromising with Dr. Shultis in reference to his claim ng.iinst this Mun- icipality in the Gilbert Isaacs matter be sustained id that a check for 810.00 be issued to Dr. Shullis to settle the said claim â€" Carried. McKenzieâ€" Car.TOnâ€" That the following accounts f.ir gravel as certified by over- seers bo paid: W. Blackburn, S5 30; W. Davis, $7.35; J. II. Wats lu, 75e; J. R. Pudlar, $1.65; Mrs. Hewitt, $2.65; R. J- Carson, 84.90; J. A, Pedlar, $1.75; Geo. Clark, 60ei J. H. Wat.son, 81.00; Jaa, Neilsoii $1 45; E. CuUis, 15c;VV. Wilson, 2.25â€" Carried. Council adjourned. Sight Restored Science points out the way to the restoration of sight. If your vision is defective we can by scientific methods measure the defect and supply the necessary glasses to restore it. W. A. Armstronyy leWkLLE" 'VNO OPTICIAN FLESH EBTQJ^I. FLESHERTON, ONL I Specials For August. A Clearance in White Lawn Waists. 1.3 Ladies White Lawn Waist.s, these indude a num- ber of the be.st selling lino.s of the season where the assortment has been sold down to two or three gar- ments and represent qualities that sold from 75c to 1.25 Clearing prico 60c A Clearance in Neglige Shirts. 25 Mens Neglige Shirts, some silk fronts with white bodies, some with attached, some separate eufts,sizes 14.1 to 15. Itegular price 75c aud $1.00. Clearing 50c A Clearance in Misses' and Women's Boots. 39 pairs Womens and Misses Boots, some lace, some button. Sizes 11 to 4. Narrow and medium last, plain and patent leather toe cups. Some Dongt>la, others Clove (irain and Polished Butt". Ilegukr prices from 1.25 to 2.75. Clearing price 95c A Clearance of Fancy Muslins at 7 1=2 c. 10 patterns Fancy Colored Muslins, including black and white, pinks, blues and grceu floral designs. Kegular 12^c and 15c quality. Clearing at 7ic. Special Clearing Prices in Ladies Ready to Wear Hats. See the values we are offering at 50c and 7yc. Ladies* sOc. Girdles for 39c. Ladies White Tape Cirdle Cor.sets, ju.st the correct article for summer wear, quite superseding the net consets. All sizes 18 to 24. Regular 50c quality. Clearing price 2i)c. Five Roses Tlour l^ardware Department Buy "riymouth" Twine and have the best. l5arve$t^Rcaui$it$. Dairy Utensils* C'rcam Separators Separator Oil Churns Creamer Cans Milk Pails Binder Twine IMnder Whips Binding Cloves drain Cradles Maehine Oil Oeam (! rocks. Boyd, Hickling & Co, TUslJierton -r^