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^^^ £IE FLESIfEETON ADVANCE April 12 1906* :t •!« - f < » •I* »!• ».« THE ^tanoard ^ ^ank (of Canada) Has opened a branch offico in Flesher- tun, where a general bAtikine; huninesM will be transacted., ftfonry available fur le^riiimale business enterprises. DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD on ail points il. Canada and the United States. Interest siUoved on dopoaiti of $1.00 Vtid upwardfl compounded, half yearly. G, nSitoliell Agent. „. VICINITY â- --^m 1 CHIPS I Chsractcrlstica of Tha Past Week Carefully Cutlcd tor the Curl us J ILire in foal for sale. Apply to W. J. Blnckburn, Piolon Station. Homes for Saleâ€" One firdt class driver and oiie good work horseâ€" W.W.Triinble Fur sale â€" 1 colt,riaiii({ 4 year». Climax, 1 c<ilt rising 1 year. A. Smith, Eugenia. For S*le â€" goo 1 work horse, cheap if aoldatotice. Henry Fenwick, Eugenia. Wantedâ€" Boy to leiirn the drug busi- no's. Apply H.L.DongUss, Flfshorton. Horstrs for saleâ€" One 6rst cl.-iss driver, one goud strong worker. W.W.Trimble. If you want to buy a pair of Prince Arthur colts, one and two years old, go t'j Win.U. Sh^nnou Vandeleur. See sunie of the finest bits of scenery in Grey county on souvenir poatal cards at the Advance nflice. Fresh field and garden seed", Dutch •etts, putiitoe onions, garden and house plants at Wrights. H.L. Douttlaaa sold to one farmer, last week, sixty-four dollars worth of seed. This is rather a record sale, Mr. Geo. Dale, of the Dund^lk Herald staff, paid Tlin Advance a fraternal call Thursday evening laat. Lost â€" A hand satchel containg abont six dollars, on Monday evening of last week. Finder please leave at this office. Colt for Sule â€" One mood sound four- y far- old colt for sale; fit for working â€" James Uenoe, Fluslierlon. The McCuUough house in Dundalk has been scid to Bernard Doyle of Owen Sciund for the aum of §3800. I have now an excellent piature of the Fleshertoii Presbyterian church on pohtal eards,5c each. S. Thurston, Flesherton. The Fleshertnn football club have re- organized for the coniiiiif-season of 1906, and are open to receive challenges. â€" E. Thompson, Manager. For Sale â€" Gne farm mare due t3 foal June 1st and one yearling Hackney colt, for sale or will exchange for stock. Apply toI.H.Schell, Proton. The annual live slock show of Eist (!roy Agricultural society will be held on the society's grounds hero on Kriday, April 20. See bills tor particulars. Mr. Jim Findley of the east back line recently sold a Gauthier foal for $100. What's the matter with raising good carriage horses? No. 1 Mammoth Red and Alsike clover fur 89.60 per bushel and tine clean timo- thy for $2 per bushel at MuCunnel and Kuncinan's, Proton Station. Mr. Henry M, Douglass of Vandeleur has recently purchased a fine large Clyde - dale stallion fruni Mr. Robt. Ni'ss of Howick, Quebec, the well known breeder and importer. Full particulars later. Four Dundalk band boys came over Thursday evening with their instruments and as-sisted our uaw beginners in a little open air concert, which was quite enjoy- able. Mr. Charley Stuart, of Fort William, who has been one of the typhoid victims up there, arrived homo last week to con- Talo8ce,and will remain a few weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart. W. C. Davis, Flesherton, painter, dec- orator and paper hanger, keeps on hand a stock of wall papor for sale. Samples shown on reiiuest. All kinds of decora- ting, painting and paperhan(.iug done on thortest notice. ylmo An auction sale of farm stock, imple- ments and household furniture will be held on lot 4 5, o<m. 9, Osprey, on Tliur- eday, April 12, the property of Arthur i|lob>iat»s.m. Mr.R-ibertson purposes going west and will make another of the Si»8- kachewan contiugcnt from Osprey and Artumusia. A. D. Knight of Collinpwcod, D. D. Q.M. oi Geor^'ian district, paid an official vitit to Prince Arthur l.'dge, A. F. and A M., on Tuesday evening, where the nieiiibers had prepared a nice reception in the form of luncheon, speeches and â- ongs. A moat enjoyable evtining was •pent. The W. M. S. of the Methodist church will celebrate its silver anniversary on Widnesday, April 18. A good program â- i l>i;ing prepared. During the evening eighteen ladies will argue the missionary question ; readings, recitations and music j^ make ao interesting program Lunch will be served durin|{ the evening. Doors open at 7.30. Admission 10 and 15c. Sfr. G. H.Burk of Maxwell has sold to R.J Scilley, 4th line Osprey, a young bull of superior quality. This I'ull is a get of Mildred Riiynl, winni'r of 1st prilSB at Winnipeg, Illinois State Fair, Chicago and several minor fairs last year. Mildred Royal is now at the head of W. and J. Watt's herd, Salem, On', Mr. Scilley certainly deserves credit for pro- rurinit suoh a splendid animal for the use (â- f the pullc. The R. T. of T. op«n meeting Friday evening was well patronized, there being about 125 psople present. The program was very good indeed. Among the specially good things was a short speech by Rev Mr. Hurlburt, reading by Rev. T)r. Caldwell, solo by Dr. Murray, recita- tion by Miss Gladys Curiifield, and two humorous dialogues. Mr. J. Patton supplied music on the violin. Every- body seemed thoroughly pleased with the nvoning's entertainment. Flesherton Hotel Company. From Monday's Globb The Flesherton Hotel Company, Ltd., with tlO,000, has been incorporated by William Andtew Armstrong, jeweller ; Frederick Goilfrey Karstedt, merchant, and William Wesley Trimble, stage owner all of the village of Flesherton, and Sam- uel Sheardown, farmer, and John Roheit Hogg, gentleman, tnith of the towr.ship of Artemesia, in the county of Grey, to erect an hotel or hotels and any other building necessary therewith,and to carry en the business of hotel, restaurant, or or lodging hou.se keepers, and to carry on any other business which may be conven- iently carried on in connection therewith prov'ded, however, that the cnrapaiy or any of i^s employees or servants shall not in any wise deal or traffic in wine, beer, spirituous or fenneiitatl liquors, in or about any hotel or place of business owned or operated by the company. This would appear to be an attempt to meet the public necessities of travel in local •,<tion districts. Hotel Company Organized The organization meeting of the Flesh- erton Hotel Company, Limited, was held in Clayton's block on Tuesday afternoon, when over sixty shareholders were pres- nt. After assignment of stock the fol- lowing directors were elected : W. A. Armstrong, F. G. Karstodt, W. W. Trimble, R. J.Sprouleand W. H. Bunt. The directors elected F. G. Karstedt as president, R. J. Sproule as secretary and W. A. Armstrong treasurer. A vote was then taken upon a site, which was decid- ed in favor of the lot opposite Heard's CHrriage shop. The meeting lasted from 2.30 till 9.45 p.m. and was quite harmoni- ous throughout. Died. McKechnio â€" At the residence of Dav- id Dow,0 D. R., Artemesia, on Tliur.sdiy, March 5, Dunoan McKechnie, aged 28 years. Deceased was a brother of Mrs. Dow. Heart failure was the cause of death. Ottewell â€" At Feversham, on Sunday, April 7. after about a week's illDeas,Mrs. Fred Ottewell, aged 25. Deceased's maiden name was Theresa Shaw. She was married to Mr. Ottewell a year ago. The funeral took place to Thornbury on Wednesday. Mrs. Ottewell leaves an infant one week old and her huaband to mourn the loss. Annual Excursion The annual excursion of t'.c Shelburne Sabl)ath Schools to Niauaia Falls will be held on Friday, July the 6<h It is the purpose of the Committee to make this the most enjoyable that has yet been held. All poinin between .Vlarkdale and Orange- ville Junction, both inclusive, will have the privel ge of taking advantage of this trip. Tickets sold at Melaiicthoo and all points north will be good to return on any regular train on the following Mouday. On arrival of train in Toronto a most com- modious boat will convey the excursiim- ists to Lewifclon, wher-s they will then take the electric cars along the beautiful and romantic Gorge Route to the Fall. Full particular! will be given later. â€" â-  â-  » % m * I â-  How He Beat the Street Ci^rs- A small account book was picked up in the streets of "Toronto recently, showing a systematic record of the number of times Its owner got ahead of the street rail>vay company. The blank pages of this book were ruled off in ledger form and each account headed with the name of a street car route in Toronto. For inntance there was "Church Street" with a debit on the left band side and a credit on the ri«ht. "Bloor and McCaul" the same and so on over the entire system. Evidently when the ovner of this book paid a fate he charged >t up against the car line he patronized, and whenever he saved h faEe ho credited himself with five cents. At first gKnce it might appear that the owner of this book was in the habit o( dodging the conductor's box, but this was not the 'use. The fact is the fares wore saved by riding a bicycle instead of paying the street car compony for comings and goings and the fares were contrll>uted on rainy days when the wheeling was unpleasant. On August 6th 1905 he made au entry ngaiost "Bluor and McCaul" as follows : "One fare â€" last of quart-er'a wortn of tickets bouijlit June 2nd." The total of fares nnpaid amount- ed to nearly thirty dollars in seven monthp. Our Clubbing List ^Advance, •Herald and •Toronto World, daily $3 25 Toronto Daily News . I 85 Weekly Globe 1 80 Mail-Empire 1.74 Family Herald & Star 1.80 Toronto Star 1.80 Farmers Sun 1 ,ti0 FINE TAILORING I have now been in butineRS in Flesherton fir three months and my work apeaks for itself â€" you hear no grumbling â€" our work- manship, the best. Then why act order your Spring Suit from • T% i^er, THE TAILOR Re$!$erton - Ontario Merchant Tailoring o o o o o What about that new suit? Why not leave your order the 6rst time you are in town, and get a nobby up-to-date garment. Trousers a specialty. We have suits from 912.00 up. Pantings from $3.50 up. All work guaranteed. A deposit with all Orders. J. E. Hutchinson THE TAILOR Opposite Photo Gallery, Flesherton. HIGH CLASS PICTURES. . The place to get the best Photos is at BULMER'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. SPnCIAL ATTENTION e pay Special .Attention to Copying d Babies' pictures. Picture fram- lug a specialty. Try UR for any kind of pictures and we wUl promise satisfaction. lV[x>s. BULl^ER Spring Term opens April 2nd TOSONTO. OUT. This school stands today before ihe public with a clean-cut record for work done and success achieved. It has sur- passed all previous records in attendance, placini; craduatos in positions niid doing good worK. Enter now and be ready t p accept a good position in the full. Col- lege open ouMre year. Our circulars are free. W. J. Elliott, Principal. Cor. Yongo and Alexander Sts. TENDEKS KOI? Dl<KDaiM<a â- pEiNDGIlS arlrlreiised to the unilerBienod and •*â-  endorsed "Tender for Dredging," will bo rpcoived up to and including Wed noflday, April 18, 1906, for the dredging required at the follow ing placofl iu tticProvinoo of Ontario duritif^thn present year; FeuetanRuishone, Meaford, Fos- aerton, Goderieb, Polut Edward. Port Btanloy. Port Burwcll, Kondeau, Biver Thnmos [mouth) Owen Sound, Nigger Island Cbaunel, and Trouton. Combined specifications and foriuB of tender can be obtained at the Department of Pi'blic Work J. Ottawa. Teodeis niuRt include the towing of tlia plant to and from the works. Only drodwefl can bo employed which are roRia- tored in Canada at tlie time of filing of tondori*. Contrftctora mue' be ready iobegio work witb- in till t/ da"g after tbo date they liave been uolified of tl-e acco|jtance of thoir tender. Tile Department is not bound to accept the lowest 01 % y of tlio tendora. By order, FBI^D OBLINAR, Secretaiy. Department of Public Worka. Ottawa, April 3rd, 190S. Nowapapora inaerting Ihia advertinainent without authority from tha Department nlll not be paid for it. Hereford Bull for Service, The white faced beauties are the proper stock for tihia section. I have a ftuo two year old bull, "Spartan" No. 270S3, for soryice.lot 166 3rd 8. W. T. & 8. R , Artemeaia. Toruiaâ€" 81 and %fi. laplOT -WK8LEY BUSKIN. TAMWORTH BOAR FQR SERVICE, I have parobaBed a flue thoroughbred Tam' worth boar, which will bo f or at-r ^ Ido ou ti:y preniiaea, lot 164, SB. T. AS. It. Aiteuiaaia. Terms St. JOHN PEDLAK. Bull for Service Pure brod Durham Bull for nervioe on my prawiBoi, lot 40, eon. 4, Arteuiesia. For terms and pedigree apply to Sapl B. nOLMAN Port Law. Boots and Shoes For the Spring and Summer Everybody will be getting a new pair of Boots or Shoes or ought to be gettiny a pair. In order to meet our increased trade, wo have bought largely in this line of goodsâ€" some of the choicest and best that can be had â€" aisc heavier and cheaper lines. They are bought from some of the t>e9t Man- - ufacturers in Ontario and equal to anything shown in this line and ijuite new. Also a large lot of Trunks, Telescopes and Suit Cases on hand. Cus- tom work promptly done. Call and wo will try . . • • to give you entire satisfaction at • • , . (Urn* Clayton SHOEMAKER, ~~ The MEDICAL HALL dues not intend to ^ . let its reputation for the BEST SEEDS suffer. We have in stock everything in the seed lino required by ths firmer or gardenei, all from the most reliable growers â€" no old, dead seed â€" everything fresh and full of vitality. Scores of people are taking advantage of these facts and securing bargains every day. Get your seed for spring planting from H. L. Douglass I If you want Milk Cans Cream m ^ Cans or Pails you will get them | ^ ! BARGAINS at CEYLON \ here. We have a nice lot of M fk New Wall Paperin Border and |^ f ^^ Ceiling to Match. New Gar- | den Seeds and Potato Onions 3las« Pattison General Merchant - Ceylon. Bull For Service Thorougtbrod Durham Bull "King Edward" .54169, will be for service ou lot ISO, 3rd T. 8. B. Artoinosia. Podigroo Dark red, calvod March 4th 190(, bred h y John Ring, Molutvre. Out; 2iid jowner .lohiiaton Cul- len.lFlashor'ton, Ont.; Rot bv Prince Kdward :«KKe dam Itnae of Oruv :t70aO, by VillnRe Huri;o. master 2nd 24'.)H9, Jennie Lavendor 22ao6,by Vol* untuer lOOCO, Daiay Lsvondor 1146), by Ouko of Lavoudor(iuip) 124.1 (.5H:>5), I.,ady Pawaloy 9480. bv Louis Arundoll (imp) He4(.'il.'>51) MiasKawsley 10116, by Fawsley Chief (imp) 1Q7 (30l4;i), Dainy 3rd .WW, by Oxford ftUMnka ai<S, DiiIbv .'iOG?, by rrincoof Wale8(iinp) 20» (lHiVJ0),Uo«9iu Hello 677, by YounR KuKland (inipl 271, Uo«a [iinpl 403, by Baron of KidBdalo llll."iOI, Spaowife by Honiua [119H7),Suowdrop by Btrathuioro [6j471, Catlicr luo Hrd bv Vlavfallow (02971. TounR Catherine bv Sir Williaui [12102] Catherine by Emperor 1IJ74. TI!RMSâ€" »1 for Rradoa, S5 for thoroufjhbrcds, payable Jan. 1, 1907. ISapI JOMNSTOJJ CUtiLBN. Prop, Noticeto Creditors York.<>hire Boar and Shorthorn Bull for Service. The undersiBOod haa a Thoroouhhred Torh- Bhire Hoar "t»«dtovlow Victor," lA4au, for nervico on lot 6.1, Snd range W. T. ,t S. II.. ArtenieKia. AlKoThoioughbrcd Shorthorn Uull,"Admirar' 0U>4R. Servloatl (or caob. Tlioroughhreds entra. apr^O THOti. QCIQO, In the matter of the estate of ANNIE B. SYKES, lito of the Townships ofArlemcsia in the County of Grey, Man led Woman, deceased. NOTICB is horeby given pnrsaant to the Ile- viBodHtatutes of Ontario, 1897, Chap. 1® xhai ' all creditors and others liaviiie claiuia aKsiuxt the estate of tile said ANSIS It, STKKS. dcceaHOd, who died on or about the Tw.nty (onrth day of Januwy, A.D.I9U6.»re required |ou or before Ihu 7th davof Mav, A.D.lBOOtoBcnd by noBt prnpaid or dellvor toll. J. Hnroule, Esu. KlohhHrtou, Ontatii). or \V. J. nollamy. Esq, KlnsliL'vton, Ont-, oxboutorB of tlie last will and tciitameat of the said deceased, tbuir obrifitian and enrname«, andreBocs and deacrlplions, the full partiouIar» of their olaini6,;the Ktnteinent of ihnir nnd nrcnitnt. the nature of tbo securiilej (it any) held bv then). AND FURTHEn TAKH NOTICE that nftor snub lant mentioned datotlio said ailniitiintrat-or willprooood todlBCribute theansutsof theduccaa . edanionulhe partiimcutltlodtherftto liavinu ro. ^Kardonly to the claiiufi of which thuy Hliall then have noticu.aud that tlu< said administrat- or will not be liable for the said aiiHutB or unr part theroof to anv pornon or pnrsons of wlm*» olsima notico Bliall not have been teoeived b/' them at the time of aucb diHtribution Dated the .'Ird day ef April, A. D., 1909. Lucai, Wriiiht * Uo.^r ll», Owun Soaud, (hit^, BoHdkmi (M the EsaQUtyrt y