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"fl'JSMW THE FLEESHERTON ADVANCE Febeuary iflQOT •WS-SB5â„¢ â- â€¢c ISTASLISHEO 1673 THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA Head Office - - - - Toronto JOINT DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS Deposits may be maile or withdrawn by fither of the two members of a household. This form of account is specially suitable for thosa living in the country, as either member can attend to ihe hanking when in town. In case of death, the money may be withdrawn by tlie survivor without delay or cost. V7rite or call for further particulars. Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches. 13 FLESHERTON BRANCH George MitcKell, Manager BRANCHES ALSO AT D'JK-HAM, HAR.RI«TOM Vicinity Chips Mr. Albert Beecroft left on Friday for his home in Everett, Wnshinuton. Fur money at lowest rates, Inml secur- ity, J50 to A. S. VanDusen, Flesherton. Mr. Lothian, of Dromore, spent several days with Mr. W. Moore. Clover Hay for saleâ€" Robert Neilson, Proton Station. Andrew Carswel!, of Oxbow, Sink, lb visitini! his couBin, Mr. .Johu Brown. Good farm nmro for sale. Apply to Joa. Ferris, Ceylon, Ont. Mr. Leslie Norri.i.of Hepwurih, i^* visit- ini{ his mother, Mrs. White in town. For sale - 2 young J^hort horn bolls, 6t lor service. William Patton, Ceylon. Mis.i Cliri-vtene Richirdson la visitinj; fi'itiiidtj id Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Ja^nea Bonl-r'r li-ft for their new home in North Dakotu on Fri- day last. W. J. Douatlas, Collins;woo(l, has been 'vppointeJ n license comiasionur for West Simcoe. Mr. and Mr'!. D. A. Vanciso, of Col- iinpwood, are visitins^ the larter's brother J. T. Sled of the suburbs. Mr. (ieo. [Clark, Ottawa, arrived on Friday last to spend a week with relatives here. Rev. W. L. Armstrong of St. Paulas Church, T ironto, spent Monday with his Aunt, Mrs. John Clinton. Mr David Williams of the Collinjjwood Bulletin, and wife, are at present on 9 visit to New Orleans. Mrs. .Jos. .Au.^sum, Priceville. suffered « paralytic stroke last week which leaves her ill a low condition, Mr. Fred Fisher, traveller for the \Vilkii]«(in refining Co., Toronto, spent Sunday with friends in town. Master Alex Hastie of Alton is visiting his mother in town, and Miss Vina is visiting her sister, Mrs. Kerr in Allon. The new hotel is noaring; completion. but it will probably be the first of March before it is opened to the public. For Sale â€" Stock bull for sale 2 years old. Apply W. J. Simpson, Flesherton Post Office. ISfeb Clerk Bellamy and Reeve Sfuir visited Dundalk en Monday to c >ufer with the Proton council. Mr. Geo Clark of Ottawa arrived on Friday last to spi'ud a fortnight with relatives. Four good cows for sain, duo to calve this month. S. Turner, lot 36, con. 10, Artemesia. Miss Carrie Sullivan, of Montreal, at- tended the funeral of her father last week and will return to her duties this week. Cutler, nearly new for ?a!«, also nond cutter robe. Will take pari pay in wood. Apply to .Joseph Clinton, Flesherton. \y. T. Mann, representing the Mail- Empire, was in town last week. He had a taking! proposition and did considerable business. For Salkâ€" Registered Shorthorn bull Prince Albert, No. 57.J20, dark red, 2 years old. Apply to A. K. Hanley, lot 4, con. 10, C).Hprey, Fevershain P. O. Mr. James Buokinshaiu, ^f Colling- wood, anioninanied by Mr. John Sled, of Laj'ird, Sask., is visiting the hitter's son, J.T. Sled. Mrs. Ed. Whit'en spciut Sunday in Toronto. Mrs, John Whicton is also visitini; her daughter in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McApliee of St. Vince;it vi.titcd the laters Aunt. Mrs. I Si:iolair, U»t week. They intend goins? to Manitoba next cnonth. Got your chopj);ng done at the TflccJric Pknt, Eugenia. Satisfaction s;u<irantefd on clean grain. C^jnic earjy in the day ajid avoid the rush. Mr. and Mrs. Vfra. Stewart, who have 'leen visiting r<jlativps hire since before Christinas, returned to their home at Fort William this week. Mr. Stwart is a Conductor on the C. P. R. John Oliver, who was elected for Delta in the B. G. elections week before hist, is asoiiof.VIr RobiTt Oliver of this lown- sliip, and bnnher of Joseph and James Oliver. I'iua for saleâ€" twelve pigs, f.jur weeks o!d, 10 be Sold when ai^ week:« old; eight pigs, one week old wilh sow. John Flyiin, lot 2J, cuti, 10, Arteniesia. Vaiidoleur P. O. Diedâ€" Gaudin â€" At Cross Lake Mission Keewatin, Dec. 2, Anna May Neville, thud daughter of Rev. S D. and Anna J. Uaudiu, aged 5 years, 4 mos. Rev. Walter Daniel, who has spent seven years in Alberta, will speak on miasion work there in the Baptist cUurch on Friday evening of this week, Mr. Geo. Ludlow, Victoria Cornet^' near Proton Station, has taken out an auctioneer's license, and is prepared to attend to sales promptly, and ua reason- able terms. " - â-  Cheap Firewood â€" A quantity of 4 foot slabs, principally hardwood, at Keenans' mill or delivered â€" makes first clims winter or summer wood. Apply to R.J.Sproule, Flesherton. Dr. Caldwell'^ sermons nexl> Sunday : a.m.. The Uem of Christ's Garment; p.m.. The Two Trees and the Serptni in the Garden of Eden. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Cornfield and family have returned homo from a two wi.eks visit with friends in Toronto and Milton. Mr. Mark Wilson has practically pur- chased the Daniude property in towu, al- though the writings hnye not yel been .signed. Mr. J. Cars*, who has been with R. J. Sproule since last September, has taken a general agency for a life insurance concern, and will enter immediately upon his duties. He severed his counectian with Mr. Sproule last week. The Epworth League had a ph-asaii'' social evening on Monday when a "Who am I" contest with luncheon constituted the program. Vundcleur League waa expected but did not come. A meeting of the patrons of Victoria cheese factory is called for Saturday next, Feb. 16, at 3 p.m., in thb school house, Victoria Corners, for the purpose of organizing for the coining season. Geo. Ludljw. Mr. C.Bidlamy of the suburbs, has an industrious hen which has been rushiiig the season. She managed to produce a family of ten chickens from thirteen eggs, last week. "Both mother, and infants are doing well," notwithstanding the sharp weather. During the past tivo weeks the old Beecroft farm east of the village has chaiiijed hands twice. W. A. Arinstronu was the first purchaser and he turned it over to Mr. G. Trueinaii, who lives east of Eugenia Those whom wo meniioned as being very ill last week are now considered to be on the mend. Diiriusj the past week Miss Edith Orr of the Toronto gravel, ha.x been dangerously ill with pneumonia, but is also improving. Dr. Carter U kept on the m )V0 these days. The funeral of the late .lanias Sullivan, which took place on Thursday of Ia...t week, was very largely attended. , The de- tails were in charge of Piincc Arthur lodie, A. V. & .V. M., and pxp>'n<!es were met by the Oddfellow.i, who were also present in a bcdy. Both societies took jiait in the obsequies. Mrs Sullivan dttiros us to thank the many frietida ,for kindness shown. . Mr. W. Gaudin of the Eugenia circuit exclianged pulpits with Dr. Oaldwnll on Sunday, preaching two highly appreciated serir.ons. Ho was accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Hall of New Westminster, B. C, and both were guests over Sunday of their cousin, Mrs. W. H. Thurston. The first carnival of Ihe season will be held on Flesherton skating rink Friday evening of this week. An unusually large list of prizes is offered and something espncially fine in the way of a carnival is looked for. Flesherton Citizen's Br.nd will discourse sweet music during the evening. Mr. T. Grainger, who has been care- taker of the Methodist church here for the past three years, has moved to Mnrk- dale >vhere he has secured the caretaker' ship of iho new Methodist church there at double salary. Mr. Graioger looked after things well while here, ahd no doubt will cirry with him his painstaking quali- ties, and his desire to please. Mrs. Jas. Janiieson has rented Mr, Grainger's residence. John and Alex. McLean, south linn, have sold their fine farm to their neiah- bor, Mr. John Burnett. The price paid was between 85000 and $6000. John McLean will move to Owen Sound. Alex, will rHiiiaiu in the vicinity for the time being. Mr. John McLean has been deacon of the Baptist church in Priceville for over forty years. Mi'. Wm. Davis, Toronto and Syden- ham line, buried a maiden sister at Markdale on Monday. Misa Davis was an invalid for years and lived with her brother. Some time ago she was taken to a Toronto hospital for treatment. On Saturday Mr. Davis went down to the city to sec his sister, but she died half an hour after his arrival. The remains were brouglit up on the Saturday evening train and the funeral took place Aloiiday from the resilience of another brother, Mr. John Davis of the ea.st back line. The deceased lady was well up in years, Mr. Geo. Stewart met with a nasty ac- cident on Tuesday while shippina stock from this station which might easily have proyeil fatal, but fortunately did not prove serious, only prevented George from accompanying his coimigninent of stock to the city this week. A frozen car door was primarily to blame and an axe which was brouuht into play to loosen the door did Ihe deed by slipping and the head struck Mr. Stewart on top of his "central," slinlitly demoralizing the system for the time bein(>. A heavy cap was cut through, a nasty scalp wound resulted and the escape from death was narrow, still we a^e glad <<> know the accident is not likely to confine Mr. Stewart 10 the house for any length of time. The new pipe organ which is bein<» in- stailed in thu Markdale iMuihodi>it church this week will be formully opened 00 Monday evening next, Feb, 17, when Mr. Arthur Ulakeley. organist of the Sherbourne street church, Toronto, will give a grand recital. Mr. Blakeley is olio of the most brilliant and capable or- ganists on the coniipont,, and ihe superb qualities <tl this inagnificent instnioieiit will be splendidly deuionstiated. Ma-'iter UlarencH Quarriugton, the lamous boy soloist, will render sevural vocal si lec- tions. The music loving public should not miss this rare treat. Admission 25o. Mr. John T. Dunlop. of St. Vincent, liHiJ the misfortiine to lose a team of val- uable horses on Tui'uday nioriiing. The B g Head river runs tliroui>h a portion of Mr. Dunlop's farm and he wag drawing logs over the ice from his hash. Duriiiji the recent storm the broken road tecame drifted ill with the result ihat he lost his bearings and 111 trying to locnte binibelf the ttain ran into a hole, plunKina into about 10 feet of water. The animals were unable t<j free themselves and both were drowned The loss to Mr. Dunlop is in the neighborhood of $;5.iO. QEO. G. UJDLOW, Ijioeuaorl .\iiotioneor for tlio *^ County ot Groy. Prompt service auu roasonablo terms. I'loton Stailun P. 0. ''*':?^ CEALED TENUKUS aflilre^KB.l to tlia undor- ^ Hii^ned aucl endirfied *Toi'iier for Pnbli.> RnildiUK, Owen Souini, tint.," will bo reouivi'd at tl'ia oBioc until Monelav, February 25. IU07. Inclusively, for tlio cnu'itructiou of a Public Buililinij, Owon Sound, Ont . Plans and speoillcatious can be seen and forms of tender ubtaitiud at t.his doiiartniont and at the olUce of Muhbvh, Forstor andClailt, .Arcbiteetfl, Owon Sound, Ont. Piirsoufl iendcrini,' aio uotiliod that tondorw will nut bo coiiHirered ui.'Iobs nnioo on tho printed form supplied and signed with tlicir act ual «lfjnaturos. lOucil tunder must be aocomiJaniod by an accoptod clifiino on a chartoiud bauK. mado payabla to tliu onlur of tho Honniiiblo tho MiiiiBtor of Pnbo'c Works, «'<iual to ton poi cmt. (Ill (I.e.) of till, amoni.t of the tender, wliifh will be foi felted if tlio party londevliiK declln6 to enter int* a contract whon called upon toilo HO, or if lie Tail lo conipio o llio wovkcoijtraetod for. If tlio ton.ler be not acoptod ilio ciieqiie will bo rotiirn*)d. TlioUopartniaut doein.it bind itself to accept tbti lowest or any tuudor. I'v oidt.r FKIilU QELINAS Secretary. Department of rnhllo Work (I'ttawa. Jannarv :n, 10O7. Nowspapors will nut lo paid for this alver- tiseujpnt If tlioy iu.^ort, ic wi Uout authority from. the department, . A crand Carnival will be held in tho rink Feb. 15. See big bills t for particulars. i J. O. PATTON, - . proprietor Fowl and Grain for Sale Brown Leghorn Cockerels for sale, also tartar King seed oats, good to atimd up. W. BUSKIN mount Pleasa nt l^erd. Of purebred scotch Shortorns with tho famous Nounij stock bull, Scottish Chief, i,t the head. Young stoi,k for sale, prices reasonable terms easy. ' otiuar'Jo? R. ALLEN, Prop. 170, Con. 2, E.T. & 3.R Pure Bred Camwortbs^ and Berkshires I have for sale some jiuiebred Tamwoitk sows, also two nice i)ure bred Berkshir*- boar* nearly ready to wean. Satisfaction guarau- teed M.17 07 â€" <J. W. Ross, Maxwell. Farm for Sale* Lnt%), c(m. 13, /Vrteniesia ; TOO acren, cleared, .00 acres hardwood Imsh, .30 acre swamp, (iood frame house and lofr stables, and log stables. Well watered. Will be soW cheapand on easy tenus. Apply to nov27 R. W. McMuUen, Eugenia. Sbortborn Bull The thnroURhbred Shorthorn Bull, "Favor- ite," (12235, is for service on lot 27-28,2ndr.ange N. D. R.,ArtemeHia. Pedigree on application. Terms 31.25 \LKX. McRAE. Ceylon For (Uititer meari I Slippers, Overshoes and i I Rubbers i FOR SALE AT CLAYTON'S ^ We have already received a very large stock of new ^ goods, and invite you to give us a call, expecting a ^; ^ good bargain. We will not disappoint you. % X Custom lUork and Kepairing Httended to i CLAYTON'S h FT-.ESHERTON. OlSTT. ^>Ci,-l^..l'r.^\.-'is../'-^/--..r^/r^'>.^^s^^>/=^!?;^^-:A' i i 'y'i i I ARGAINS ICGEST -AT Jas. Pattison's, Ceylon 21 lbs No. 1 Uodpath Granula- ted Suguar $1 00 24 Yellow Sugar 1 00 3 pkgs. Corn Starch tor 25 .3 bottles Extracts for 25 3 cans Corn or Peas 25 4* lbs 2.ic Tea, extra choice. . 1 00 Ri.'lled Oats, par sack 2 40 WINTER GOODS At exceptionally low prices. Men's Fur and Cloth Overcoats Ready-Made Clothing, Fur Collars for Ladies or Gents Caperines, Gauntlets Golf Jackets, Clouds and Scarfs Uudorwear, Heavy Toii Shirts . Heavy Rubbers, and Socks Horse Blankets, Sleigh Bells Men's Heavy Caps, Frit Boots Shoes and ninny other thiiii(s. % It will pay you to sell your grain and buy your goods for the next six months. All over-due accounts must be settled by February 10. Jas. Pattison, Ceylon. ^q -^ ^^ ^ -^ ^ -^^^ -^^ .^Vk tf4W jm^ ^ ^fc, .^^h. -fi^k. .^^ Jt^ .4Bk ^Bh ..^ ^ â- >- ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^* -^"^ ^ . J ^^ -T * ^^^ Ff. g. arstedt SLAUGHTER IN ALL WINTER APPAREL Wk must make room for our SPRING STOC-K and to do so we- are selling all Furs at less than cost. RUJPFS We just have five RulV< left. Sable and JIarmot, prices ranging from i<5.50 to 85.50. SL'..50 to $4.50. CAF>EMNES Only 3 .Vlink Caperines, good collars, hmg, oood tills, regular 81000 .selling at *7.50 Only 3 Coney Furs, long and good, regular from $2.50 to 88. ()0 going at 31.98 to J6.98 One only Lady's Astrachan .Jacket, good value al ?30.00 going at 822.50 One only Lidy's Seal .dickot, cost $45.00 going at 835.00 One only G^snts Dog iSkiii Coat, reg. 818.00 for , 81.5.00 One only Oont's Wombat Coat, reg ?22.00 for §18.00 One only Gent's Moumaiii Coon Coal 825.00 for $18.00 Tbr.!e only Gents' C»lf Skin Coat, log S.iO.OO for *27..')0 The ladies fndu a distance will receive cuurteon.s ti-cat- ^ meat in our store and will be paid the highest price tor their produce. Our stock is large and up-to-date with the prices right. Flesherton - =- Ontario.