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TilE FLESliERTON ADVANCE. JfoVEMBfiH 23 liioS i < â- Â» : « : i : ♦»• MONEY ORDERS Of all mctlioiU of ipntilliiit! amiill suiiih >>y iimii,<he must con tfuii-nt will hi- found 10 bo a Bank Money Order. TlifHO iiid''!K nri' piyjthlo iit any I'fHou of liny B-i k in tho cnuntfy. I'liey c.in lie o'laiiieil aiiH CHsiied withnut iitiyiic- liiy or for<i»»li'y ft^' •'ilh-f "'"'i "^ » Kii"!i always has -utSoient fumls om liftnd an<l walwiiyM sitHii.'d in a c«niriil p-rt >'i a fown Ml- villugo. Thi'sf Monfy Ori'.ers CAii \iu piicl'sed ill an "rcUii::ry letUT, withoii' rv^isfmtion. Paymert. to tlie rl'ulil p»ity :s gunrunteed, and da;ilicaf«a cf Orilurs wl'icli may hw losl are i?aued. The ciist of these orders is as follows: â€" So. and undur 3c. S3, to -?ilO Go. S!0. to S30 10c f;30. to f.jO 13c. Tliuy may hu ubinineil at liiii' a OF CANADA Markdale - Ont. ^^sa^sfe^/^ --^m VICINITY - CHIPS ..^ .^ ni CharactcrlBtlcs of The Past Week m Carefully Cuileitfcr the Cuit us. Fresh lime a' way* on hand. J. H, Diicliett, Eugeoia. For No. I Si)ruco Siding t?o to R. P. L'gute & Co. Ceylonâ€" 2 1,000 ft. in stocl . Mt. W. Liviusistoue spent SunJ.iy in Durham. All book accounts du« S. CoI<iuette, Fleshi^rton. if not paid by Nov. .30 will be put in court. 30 no Biruâ€" On Saturday, 18 iust. to Mr. and Mrs. Ch.i3. Stuart, a dau^hti-r. Farm to Rentâ€" 150 acres, 135 cleared and in g.'od sfcito of cultivation ; two orchuidij 111 bearing ; gocd outbuildinsa and two frame liouans on the propiM'ty; •pply to W. H. McNally, Portlow P. O. 5Iis. Wiu. Wi'.cock attended her sou's wedding in Ti^runto last week. For Hardwo.^d Flooiiiias go to R. P. Legate & Co., Ceyluh, $12 per M and up. 100.000 feet in stock. Miss Myrile Blakely who spent a mmth in Corbctton with her aunt, Mrs. J.W. Blakely, returned home last Friday. Several aood opouings for intellig-nt tiityi to write Sick Benefit business, whole orsp^retinia. B"or full information ad- drtssB. Periiroe, Feverahani, Out. Mr. Alex.McKenzi", who hcs Veen out west rnr -iUt p»»{-S3 ya*..^p»id his father, Mr. Donald McKeneie, of the west back line, a vi»it duriotr ihe past week. For No. 1 Spruce Floorini? go to R. P, I^egate & Co., Ceylonâ€" 15,000 ft. in stock Chat&worth and Meaford have refused to 8ubniit local option. Owen Sound Cvuncd has decided lo submit the bylaw. Onpey township will aUo let the electors •peak. Mr. Albert Hoilenshead, lot 19,con.l2, Oeprey, will hold a â-ºale of l^ve jtock.ciai- â- i«tin:{ of hoiboa, colts, cows, heifer)', one buli and 9 pwes on Mondsy, Nov. 27 at 1 J), ni. See bills. J. J. K.witini.', •tjctioncer. Wi have received a communication dealing with the action of the .\ncme8.a council ou the local opii<iD questi'in, hu' M 10 ne char<{es are made therein against fie roeve wh'ch caiinct be subotaniiated we think it bvttei tu witbold it in the ineaiitiDie. A clear'iig credit auction sale of farm â- tosk ur>d iiiipleinvnis will be held on h)i 1, Con 3, Osprey, on Wednesday, Novem- ber 29,whrn a large list of farm stock and impleinents will be offered. See bills for full particulars. R.Mo.Vlii8ier,proprietor. Thu .sivl news was received h'Tu Mon- day morning of thu doath of Mr. Will Kitehie, merchant, of Dundalk. The •Tcut occurred at 1 a, tu. Monday morn- ing and w.i« cauacd by quinsy, to which ,)i« waa subject. The remains were taken to Oranueville on Monday evening train. Mr. Ritchie was a clerk ii> M. K. Rioh- ardsoii's store here a few yeant ago and waaadinired l>yalarg« circl« of acquain- Uincei for iii« many sterlinu qualities. He waa a yoong nan of moat oitimabie •haracter, unmarried, aud his Mrly de. ftkt ia a sad shoolt to the friends here aiKi ill Duuialk. In church ci'clea, where he »B«u willing worker, his loSg will bo uiosl keenly felt. Teacher wantedâ€" f.ir S.S. No. 11, Art- enie.sia, fur the year 1006, male nr fiiniale holding a accuud class cuitifieate, persniiul aji|)licatiu'iis profeiro.l. A (.ply, st.iting Malaiy, up to Ni.v. â- ith, to Geo, Priiohard See. Triiis , V«a<leleur. Uljojipii g done eveiy Saturdiiy. G. Oohiii^LU, Urylon. 23 do. One da^' la«t week a fr^-iij.ht enijine ran off the truck t!iri/U|ili an open switch at the station, striking the staiinn plaifi tni and diiiii/lshing it for a uisiauce of some lift.eiii or twenty feet, Oilieiv.isB not much (lainag(3 was done. A^.jiii Hohu.in while s.ltiiig in hin othue saw the acci- dent and ihi'Ught t!ie engine was going Cu clean our the whole s^aJiun. It i,s fiaid he tried t" cliiih up tl.c wall U> uet out 'if tlic way, but 81 on found his effurt« uuuccoc!i;.Bry, Royal Uous. hold Flour gives ciitirj SftiiBfa;:tion. Ti-y It. Sulu at .BeiiUiani Bros. Roi^i.ilered tamworth boar for sale â€" At l.ii 20 O.D. U. Is perfectly (piiet anc is » f ure atOL-k getter; will be .sold reason ably- \V. J. Meads, Ceyhin, Have you tiied Blue R:lil>..n Tea? Ii's alrighf. Sold at Bentliani Bms. While The Ad v.anco man was in Parry Sound district Mr. George Graham, who IS up there, euffered an accitleiit which came aa near ending liii? bfe as it is pos- sible fi;r a ir.an to come and still survive. Whiln driving over the rough roads in a cart he was pitched violenily furwaid, the lavt upturned aud a shaft I roken. His lotZB were so caught in the wheel llint ho could not in.ive. In pitching forward a small forked stick penetrated above his eyeball mid in the eye socket tn udi.ilaiice of half an inch, making two perforations. In tail posltiuii hn waa held completely fast. Fuitun. tvly the horso was a ipiiot one and remained atill or .Mr. Graham's legs would Lave been broken. Also fortun.'itely Mr, Gi'aham's cries attracted the attention of h;s two con<paiiiuna who were travelling some tlitiUnee ahead, aud they lost no tiaiu in coming ti his reecue, Tho injury tc Mr. Gniliain's eye gave luoMt concern, but it had healed nicely when we came awfy. Ho waa only off work fur a ctmple of days, but it was u close approach to perniuneut i njury or death. Wunt^-'d immediaely good local agent for agricultural iinp!e:neiits to sell cu,. full hue in the vicinity i! Flesiiertun aud surrounding district, Ajiplyto the Sil- vester Mfg. Co, Ltd,, LiiidsHv, Out. Local Option Defeated. No'witli^tanding the fact that about one half of the avaihible electoiK petition- ed Artemeaia Council to grant them the privilege of voting on h'oaj option, the Council refused this petition on Saiuiday la.sfc by a vote of three to two. Those who voted for the measure wore Best and McKuiizie; those against, B..yd, Purvis, Curs .11. The hall was crowded with peo- ple when the petition w,is presented by Mr. J. I. Graham of Vandeleur. Those who spoke in favor of the mea ure were: Mr. Graham, Revs Huilbuit, Caldifell, Thoin and J. S. I. Wilson; also Mr J. R, Hogg of Eugenia and Ex-Reeve A. Muir. A uountdr petition signed liy 400 rate- payers waa presented by Mr. Uiverson, a wjlicitor from Tonmto, praying that tho tote bu not submitted. Mr. llaverson and Warden McArthur spoke to this pet- ition. In face of a strong protest from the audience present the reeve cleared the hall while council di«cu.sscd and voted on the queiitioii with the result ns abuve stattd. Thus the matter was shelved lor â- i tmie, but we mistake the fueling of ihe latiipayers if the matter is all<iwed to remain in that con'^ilioii any length of tune. No council can balk the will of th.; ratepayers in the way our councd ha« done, if the people care to assert their lights. Salmon tnmt and fiesh water lierringa. The fimt of tlia season at Buiitham Bros. Not SI«epins: Well. Without sleep there can be no bodily or mental vigor, consequenily sleepleas- ncs^ ieadangenius condition NoChini; so surely restores sleep as Ferrozime; it's harmless -just a nourishing, strengthen- ing tonic. Ferrozone vi'aliaus every part of the body, makes the nerves hardy, completely reltuilds Ihe system. Thn cause of sleeplessness ig reuiovodâ€" health is restoredâ€" yuu can work, eat, sleep- feel like new aPer usini( Ferrotune. Don't put oflâ€"ferro«uno cu^ts 60o. per box at ail dealers; get it to-day. Local Option. Tho action of the council on Salnr- day in refusing the pnijer of one half the ratepayers to grant'a vote on local option is diOScult to underst^ud. The petition was, without doabt, the larg^ (It ever presented to tli« council aod was cerhiinly deserring of mora atten- tiqn than it receiTed at tl)« bands of our representatives at tlie council board. We Imve heai'd uo reason atlvancBu 'or the lefuBai, but the lime will come within a few weeks wlieu an opportunity will be given lliessgontle- uien to justify their conduct and ex- plain to an inquisitive public just what their motivos were. The indignation meeting held in town on Jhiuday evtiiiiiij made it evident that the pet- itioners will not patiently submit to the 8uub which wua otfered tliera aud tliat opponents of the by-law will find strong opposiiiou against them at iitxi municipal election. No munic- ipal council can override the wishea of the electorate if that electorate is .ttitilciently insi,Uptit on securing its rights. In this case the people certainly had a light to vote. As for the carrying of a local option bylaw in this township, that is another question foreign to the one under consideration, aiTd every citizen has a right to his opiuion aa to the benefit or otiicrwise to be derived from such a law, but there are uo two opinions as to the injustice of our i-fpresentalives at the council board refusing tho request of so iarga a number of elect - ors as was represented on that petition When You Have a Bad Cold you want a remedy that will not only give qiiit^k relief but effect a peimanent cui*o. You want a remedy that will relieve the hatm aud keep cxpeetonition easy. You want a remedy that will counteract aiiv teudeucy towaid imeuinonia. Yiiu want a remedy that is pleasant and safii ti> Uike. Chamlwilaiii's Cmiidi Remedy meets all these requirements and for tho sijeedy and I>eriiiaiient cure (if bad ckUIh stands withuo' a (lutr. For sale by W. K, Riclmi-dson. Notice to Creditors III the matter of the entate <>f WILLIAM GILLES, Ute <ii the Township of Artf^media in the County of Grey, Frtinier, decertned. K0TICI5 is hereby elvon pursuant to the Re- vl8od3t:tlutoa of Ontario, 1H97, Chap. 1*20 that all cmditure atiii othnrfl havibt; ciaiiiiB agBiiiKt theeHtateof thu said WILLIAM GlLLIIirf, dc» ceaKed.who died uii ur about tho Teoth day of â- luuo A. D. 10(*5, are ruqitired on or before tho iiOday of Noveuiljer A.D.l*.K)5toHond by post pro' paid or duUvoi* to Donald tiitlioH, V.otoii Hta^ tin?i, the aihniniatrntcr, or to Mwsr.rs. Lucad, Wrifiht aufl Mc.\rdU5. of tho ViilinKO of Miirk- dalo, SolicitnrB forthe said aniiiiiiititraf'O:', their chriatiiin and Ruriinmee, aridr(.'H''08 and duBcrip< tionr;, the full particulavn of thttir elaiuiB, the Htateuicntof thnlr accounts and tlio uaturu of thcRocuricius(if any) bL-Jil by thum. AND FURTHKU TAKE NOTICE that after KMuh latituinutionod dittn tho said adtuinisTrator will proceed tooiscdbutf th«uKH('t*»t»f thodec'-aH od nuionM tl»<- pai tie'- outititd t,ht:r#*to,hHvin{i re- gard only to ihe olttinis ot which they slmll tlirii have not cr, am) that th"» na d oxccntors will not be liable for the Kaid assetBor any inirt thereof to any person or persona of whoie claim iiotii ft iihall not liavoboen reooiviid by Ihem at the time uf 8iicb(tlKtribntion. Dated tho bccouJ day of N.fVombor A. D,, 1903. Lucas, Wrifiht A MoArdiM, Owuu Houud, Out. Solicitors for tho Kxecutors. Farms For Sale Part I, Lots 5.1 aud .50, ron. 8 N. I). It. Osprov. COinpoBod of ItX) acri.":; 78 ucrtis wull ♦cncttd. bnl anceeood maple bush. 11 miUiK fro:n 2 iaiIr'>adK cl(>He to BuhotdB, stores, pjst ottlcr', church aud dcRi'abU) iiuiRht.oro. Par* U. f-HHt. half lot 7 ^nd lott**, con. 1 Ofprey IftOaciftw; 110 hcioH cinarod anri will cuitivatod. 20 acren Rood bu^h, bHlatice tinibHr except wood taken off, 2f;ood 'woIIk, frame Iioufo audkitrhoii good fitoui' collar, new bani rMid Htono 3tab;iitp. 'loBe to all uonvouicncf h. Hniilosfrom rnltroad Paat III !o*/S 17 and IH con. 7 sprev about 85 acres well tiinherod bush, balance good state cultivation, Hoi'cluy Inaui, co-id barn ami sta* biufi, fiOxSO ft. windmill, KiiBt In;;« cutter and ({raht ciuslier attru.'ho<I, Pranio honne non* kit- chen never failing wdIi and wind mill attached well adapted for Btock farrr., 2 u.ilfs from vfl- lOifteHof Maxwoll and Kvvcrnhain, Timber Chu bo bcuKht aep«rfttoly btdug ij milna from 2 sawmills. Kasy terms payment. Ill heaUh ciuees owner to retire from busiuess. Kor further iu oruiation apply to JNO. .^. SCOTT Look ihix 919. Colliuftwood. Boar for Service BepiBterixI Yorkchiro Boar, Craslhill .lack, Ne. lOMt, un lot 170, 3iid K.T. 4: S.Uoad, forun 41.00, Pedi)jr«eou applicalisii. KK H VBD ALLBN. Zzac'nr manted R. B. No. 17, Artomoni*. Protectant prefer- red. Appiv BtAtiufi salary aii'l oxperienoe to B, W, Ci.AKK, J- leshAiton, 1'. O. Mail Contract SBALRO TBNDRUR adrtrcm-ed to thoPoet- miuttor Osneral, will he rocoivcn at Ottawa until Noon on Krlday 3^iiil Doonmber, 1005, for the oonvnvance of Ht.s Mnjbi^ty'H Mailn. on a Contract for four yoars alx tlmea per week o»ch wav, botw on Uundajk ami .Molutvre (roio tba flrtit of April uoxt. Prin>j«<l notioes contaiiiins fnitbor inf <nna~ tton aa u> ooiiditiooH of proposod ^.'ontvact may be xean ami blank foriOR of Tonder inpy be obtaineil at thn Punt linica of Dundalk, Melutyr>i, Uadjoiua aiid Shii^loy and at tha Offliraof (bo Poet OiSce Inapaetor at Toronto, U.U. ANOBRSON. Superintendent, PotlOfflce Dopartuieiit, Mai Coiitraot Branch, Ottawa. Gbod Farm For Sale. IIS acraK, balni; OS acres of north part of lot in in the 11th con, of Artemoaia. andSOaciei joat oppoiiti<, bolii^ tbesonth half of tho north biUf of It and 20 in tho Uth con. of said town- ahlp. A Rood brick houno 32x31, with siono oellar; Arst class well and pump. aJf^o a never. telling npring; a frame barnrjOx ,10, also hay and airaw >.bed, 60 i 40, with stO'S ntabiinii; 3j) aerwa Eand apple orchard: ) mile from »cboul and oflce, 6 miles fioni Maik'ialn, 3 fn>nti barton. Thla farm baa gacrusof hardwood b«ub and la well adapted for atc«k aud dairy pnrDOaat, For terms of sale appIv to RonKBT UVORANAM OD pramiiM o>V»nd«Uitr Poat Sfllo*. Ulartiing ALL pftiiles are heiebv wirno<Y a^inctpur- ubnainvir I'fBo'-itiliux a note drawn bv Kieiu favor ol Walter Taylor fur the sum of iei, due .Ian. I, mxtasi have uot received value for tbo same, T. J. STINMN Flosberton, Oct. 128, 1005. 22 nor Boar For Service. One thcroncbbrod Berkshire Boai- for service Terms one dollar. Wk.Jamiepon. I'ortlaw P. 0, niercbant Cailoring NEW SUIIING5 OVERCOAT INQS TROUStRINQS Just to Hand. If yoa. Tour fHnids or relatives (ufler with Fits, Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or Falling Sickness, write for a tri.il bottle and valuable treatise on such diseases to Tub Lkibig Co., 179 King Street, W., Toronto, Canada. All druggists sell or can obtain f.^r yoa LEIBiaSFITCURe PRICES LOW FOR CASH H.ALEXANDER. FLESHERTON - ONTARIO, f Durini' R^-cent Months th • 0. ONT. Cor. y.ingei Alexander Streets. Hua rooeivod ton, tifbetm, t>»ontv arid even fifty timos as mwiy oi»ll» for steiinj^rapurs, biiok keepers, eti., as it had aiuilouts s^rinlnaliiiu dnrin,' tho same inonllis. Suinn of the salaries offured were from $40 a month to 81200 per nn'uun. W. J. Elliott, Prinoipal. NOW that winter is on you are needing warm and coraft»rtable footwear the proper thing is to call at CLAYTON'S. We have a large stock suitable for the season. . . • • Meu'a and Boy'a Heavy and Light Rubbers Overshoes â€" All kinds Ladies' and Cliildien's Ovefstockinga Leather Leggings, Canvas Leggings Felt Boots and Slippers Men's, JLadies', Childs Boots.ib Shoes Truuka, Telescopes, bhoe Polish. ALL AT LOWEST PRICES (Urn. Clayton SHOEMAKER, BOVRIL A highly conceutrated food for invalids aud ^ Ky^0^fffSSS^ onvalcsoeuts â€" most delicious and iivigorat^ ing 25o. BOTTLE. Sold at Medical Hall, Fle sherton Our stock is complete in all its branches. Your wants can be promptly § supplied. For Your Stock J ^ H<Th»!<euiii, IiitoriiKtioiml Stock Food, Celuinblan Regulator. ^ ^ Tiuk Dustioyer bit the ihavp. vt^ ^Vi - If S For Yourself '^ w Pntunb .Medicine* -• all tho popular makM. Pipes aud tobacco* 4|P I For Your Wife g ^ SpicoH for Clinking â€" Altipioe, Cinnaoion, Mizod apico*, etc. W ^ Perfumes, Curtic«lla Silk. f||( I For Your Baby % Soothing Svmp, Sucking Bottlbs, sdvI Teething Ringe, >h >h >i^ m 1 Richardson & Son «J m f DRXJOOISXS 'TIS* <- Flesherton â- ^ :-: :-: Ontario % '^F ««###^«i#«(###4>iH»*t###ii^t####!|;: