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fe- THE FLEESHERTON ADVANCE April 9 19^ CSTABUSHCO IMTS Hi*- I*- f T; TOE SIANDARD BANK OF CANADA Head Office .... Toronto The Standard Bank pays interest , four times a year on at! Savings Banic deposits. Savings Bank Depatment in Connection with alf Brandies. FLESHERTON BRANCH George MitcS^cIl, Manager BKANCHES ALSO AT DtJl^'HAM, sXATinX JTOM Vicinity Chips Great Paiot Bargains. â€" NorrU Bros. H-I19 Wan'eJ -Two or three sotten. Inquire at this office. For S.ii<»â€" 18 horsri power traction engine. â€" VV A. Arnis'ronif, Flesherton. Mrs. RiiJley h-rs returutd from Owen Sound for ilie Suuiim-r. Divisii>n Court will be held on Wednes- day,' Vpril 22. Ri'v. Lefliis F. Kipp's subject for next Sun Jay: n'eistera Miesioni. Mrs, Haiilnf ia visiting wiih Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stuatt of the suburbs. W.A. Arir.stroi'ii, Flesherton, issuer of Man isge Licenses. Mrs, W J. BeiUmy visited Dundalk frimids over Sunday. U,rnâ€" In Toronto on Friday, April 3, lo Mr. and Mrs. C. B. WiUon, a daughter. Soed Oats aad Hay for Vileâ€" Tartar King and Banner. Jno. M. Duncan, Pntt D Station. Be surs jou get Noriis Bros, prices on all bu;ldii.g material such as naUs,' ^lass ttiid t-u'ty, etc. Cracked c 'rn for horse and hen feed, ground corn for hog and cow feed. P. Loucks. A 1 year old improved yorkshire boar for service, imported stock, at lit 175, j Toroi.lo line. M. G. Orr. 16ApI.j The Centre Grey Farmers' Institute haVB set the date of their annual excursion | to Gueliih for Thursday, June"?5. CoUie dogand -pup lostâ€" yellow d.>g. f white on bre^fSt. Finder communicate with Mark Wilson, Flesherton. A lady in town lost a gold watch while cooling from the Presbyterian church on Sunday. It was picked up by M's. \V. b. Wr ght, who returned it to the owner. No one can afford to misss the genuine | bors-ains in Paint* we are offering. Head our ad.â€" Norris Bros., Flesherton. Chief Inspector Ayerst of Toronto was in thu district last week. The Inspector is a sp-irt but wo understand he got no eame on this trip. Shingles for Saleâ€" I am manufacturing first class shingles and will have same for sale all suirmer at my mill, Lady Bank P. O. rho». Phillips. Mrs. Will Matthewson of Port Dover is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W.A. Armstrong. Mr. Mat thewBOu spent the week end with bis w.fe. Dr. Cildwell's sermons next Sunday: morniuu' â€" "Our God Lovu Us.'' Even- ing and iMeaford road â€" "Babylon's Furn- »Cf." An old chair cjin be retinished and made to match other furniture by apply- ing onu coat nf Campbell's Varniah Stain. Anyone can use it and do good work. J. & W. Boyd sell it. Farm for '<aleâ€" Lot 16, con. 10, Osprey, near Feversham, about 50 acres cleared and well ferced, frame house and barn, •lone stable. For pric« and terms apply to A. G. Campbell, b<'X 504, Colliugwood. We notice tome bnys of the town have been tapping maple shade tteeo on the street. "This should Jnot be allowed a»> there is danger of killing the trees, and we have not got too many u( them. A inet'ting of citizens will be held in the town hall Monday evening of next week to organize for a first of July demon- Btra.»i"ti. Evi'rybixly is invited to be preseu*. C^me at 8 o'olf^ck. Farm for sale â€" Lot 193, con. 11, Os- prey. 200 sere farm. Barn, 40 x 60. fwu.se, 2t5 X 32. Will be s"ld cheajJy and on easy terms. For particulars apply lo J. D. Osborne, Feverehaiu. Mr and Mrs. Harry Wood of Strat- fortl Jbave moved to town and oceupy one of Mr. A. Stewart's hoi:sf8 in the suburbs. Mr. Wood has been engaged M caretaker of the Presbyterian church. Kev W. E. Hassard, General secretary of the Upper Canada |BiKe Society, will deliver an illustrated address In the Baptist church on Thursday, 16th inat-- about 80 views with lantern to be given. 4 good attendance is hoped (or. Mr. Jim Hopps lost a set of skidding (orgs on 30th sideroad coming from the 18th to the 10th linen, Arteme^ia, going east half a mile, and fS.OO reward wdl be given for returning the same to W. A. JLtmstrorig or The AdTanoe OflSce, .VIrs. Dr. Carter ui visiting friends m Toroii'o thi» W' ek. I Mr. J. L. Wood left Monday to t"ake up his duties i-s C. P. R. timeket-per with Lackey's sn el layi' g ijang a' KUinbur./, Bolton ami W',jodbridge. Mr. W.iod will enjoy a considerable raise in salary (his year, and congratulations are in order. Norris Bros. Paint Sale ha.s been ex- tended to April 15th. While many cust' m«r9 ava led themselves of the splendid bargains, yet the bad srjite of the roads prevented many from a distanc> from lecurug their share. See their aJ_ Mr. W. Sruart of Powassan spent a faw days with friends m this vicinity, rt-'urning on Tuesday. He was accom- panied home by hin wife and two children who have spent the la^t t*o months in town and at Kimberley. Good, Comfortable, brick house, garden, orcharl and sta'ole to Ut in Flesherton. The residence of rha late .Mr. ana Vlrs. Wm. Neil. U"Use, grounds, orchard, and a'l p.uts of same in first c1a.ss con- dition. Immediate po.sse-sion. Apply to John Stewart, west back lii.e, or R. J. Sprouli", Flesherton. Mrs. Wm. Syroule, who has been visit- intr with her ni'^tlier, Miu. Milne, on the Me:iford road, has returned to her home in Wiuuiiirg after seeing her mo'ber and brother moved and very c mfort-»bly s-ettled in their ne-v h.'ine. Mr. Milne bought Mr. Fred Bolmd's place a'yout two months asjo and is well pl>-a3ed with his new liinie. Mrs. Spr'ule is a sister of Mrs. Adam Hish-p of the valley. Word was receiverl hoie during the ^st wpi-k of the death of UeiTge Dale at Suniinerland, B. C, in his 87th year Mr. Dale lived on the Parker farm, west back line, .\rteme^ia, and removeil to Portage !a Prarie over tweu'y years a;;o. He was one of thf first deacons of the Baptist church in Flesherton when ii was oivranze-l, and wa^" a man of sterling qiialiiies. Ho had only removed to Sumiiierlaod a year ago. Mr. John Deaiile of Cataract, below Orani^eville, w.is in town .Monday. Mr. Deaule purposes in^tallini: an electric lii'ht and piiwer plant on the Beaver below Eugenia and has secured the riyht from the lown.^hip to erect poles. His idea is lo supply Dundalk with electricity it he can get a franchise. U-iuterviewed the Dundulk town f itheis Monday even- ing. Mr. Deaa'e (the Ottaract Power Co.) purp<i»es erecting the plant i^n the Graham property, where they will use the water from both the Beaver and Boyue. Spring Show East Grey Agricultural Society will hold their annual Spring Show of entire lioi-ses on the Agricultunil Grounds, Flesherton, on Satunlay, April 25th. All horses for exhibition must be on grounds by 2 p. m. sharj). All pel-sous exhibiting horses must become members of the society and must have their horses entered in the different chises before being admitted to the grounds. Horses will bo called in their different cla.sscs as follows; Imported Clydesilales, Canadian Bred Clydesdales, Imported Shires, Canadian Shires, Belgians, Percherons, Hackneys, Coach Horses, Standard Bre<l Horses and Roadsters. This will afford farmers and others interested an excellent opportunity to inspect and make comparison of the different horses in their respective cLisses, which will travel and stand in this vicinity during the coming season. No admission foe. Spent Eighteen Dollars "Gentlemen, â€" I have pleasure » stating that I have used $18.00 wortll ot Psychine, and as a resnlt was eared ot Tery serious throat and lung trouble. My ease was a most difficult one, and tke doctors had practieally said that I eould not get well. I tried Psychins, knd it did m« so much (ood that I con- tinued its aae until 1 had taken $18.00 Wl>rth, with the reeolt that I am now a (tew man pbyatfally. I Vave gained thirty-fivs poonda, "It ia witk the greatest eoafdeixe that I pecoiamend Psychin* to aU who are afflicted with throat or lung tronble. Toura truly, C A, PINKHAM. Scotstown, Q««., Sept, "OJ. This van ip«*ka from experieiM*. Piyebin* ears* aS throat. AaH, Inac •Bd stontaeh tr«atUs and giT«« rearwed fltrength mA yiUiitj U> nui-d«wn p«*> etw At an drmcgiaiU, S0« and $1.00, «r u S. V aiwHiiB, UtaiUtA, ToroaVK Good Oil Indications. The oil drillers at Kimberley are at present much elated at the prosjject of getting oil. At a depth of 500 feet the slate ruck was struck and on Monday the rock brought up by the drill was strongly impregnated with indicatioiw of oil or gas. The drillers confidently expect to find something this week â€" oil or gas or b<jth. An interesting find was made in con- nection with the drilling on Saturday, when, just before reaching the rock at 500 feet, teeth and pieces of bone were brought up. The teeth are said to 8<)raewhat resemble horses teeth. These should be preserved for scientific purposes. Anction Sales. Farm stock only, lot 3&, con. 8, Arte- mesia, on Monday, April 13, at 1 p.m.. the property of Mr. Audrew Dow. The following stock will be sold : Four c^iws. all under 7 years, in calf ; 3 2-year-old stoers ; 3 1-year- Id steers ; 2 l-year-idd heifers ; 3 2-year-old heifers ; 11 good ewes, allsuppos»'d with 'amb ; 2 oolts. 8 months o!J,hy >I-4cneil«ge. Eighc months' iredit. D .VlcPhail, juctioneer. An extensive sale of farm stock, iinpU- meiits and bousehold furniture on lot 17, con. 12, Osprey, Tuesday, April 14, the property of .Mr. Jamoa Speer^. Sale at 1 p. ra. sharp. A large list. Win. KaiC- ting, autttioucor. Which Liniment is Best? For muscular pains and aches a thick oily prepaMttoii con't penetrate â€" that's why Nerviline be I's them allâ€" it ."inks rght in. "I wouldn't live without Nerv- iline in my house," writes J. B. Cottam, of Mastown, N. S. '"If you have rheum- atism or Soreness in the muscles or in fact any need of an honett liniment, Nervilipe fills the bill. lean rec >oimend it highly because I hive proved that in one application of Poison's \erviline there is more virtue than in a whole bottle of ordinary liniment." Try one of the large 25c. bottles. New Goods for Spring One of the mvteries of rural life in OtArio, says the T.irmto TeWnm, is the ability ''f the cattle buyers to live and die amid the delights of a business in which they will nsver admit making nirney. k keen rural observer said: â€" business is very gooil when the cattle buyer only I'ses $2 a head on his pu'chases. When he l.ses S3 ahead business i? aversg'?, und when be b'ses 85 a head business is bad. The jldest ii.haVdtant of niaiy a rural locality cannot recall a time whe the cittle buyers would c<mfess to makng a profit on their purcha.ses and shipments. The body of John Hambly, a well- known well digger, who disap{jeared mys- teriously about the end of Ni>vem>)er l:ust, was found in a tannery vat at Or- an"eville. lie leaves a wife and siiuUl family. There is no su.spicion of foul play. Our Clubbing List Advance, 'ind Toronto World, daily * 2 60 Toronto Daily News 2 30 Weekly Globe • • ' 1 *.) Mail-Empire .... 1 80 Family Herald & 'a 1 80 Toronto Star 2 30 Firmer Sun . . . 1 80 Farmers .Vdvocata 2 25 Weekly Wit.^ees 1 75 S,.tiirdayNight 2 50 How are You Feeling? This beautiful spring weather everybody should be feeling well, but are you/ It you aren't perhaps it is because the baking is poor. "Our Groceries and Flour insure good baking. Try our Groceries and decide with a great many more that our ^ixhIs are JUST RIQHT And as for the prices, they are moderate and please those who buy.. Give us a trial W. L WRIGHT. 60 YEARS' TlAM Mamis DCSIONB COPYfllOMTS Ao. ABToessaDdtnc a skatcli sad (taaeriptlon mv BlcklT MmitalB oar opinloa fr«e whether aa itioB Is probably Mt«nuAt9L,.y<'<»5<»>x*- qnlckl kivwitl tlOllSSl -_ asnt tTM, 0M«a« (MDcr ter M. Patant* taksa tnraash Mann * IfitiSnoUei, wntNwl etonk In tb* SdeitiilicAiiierkati. - - If iUairtiMailwMUy. MMttmtttr- my •oiaBttfle JoamaL Tsrma for • rSM^poMasaynpaM, goUkr If you want for Spriug or Summer Wear a pair of Shoes m the latest and most up-to-date styles, we have them, the best we have ever showa. We invite you to call and see them. â-  . ^ Also a few pairs of winter goods selling off cheap. ; ' " ; / Clayton's S'<ii/iiCiii^% &:^^szMM R G. KARSTEDT MHIin^n.. n^^^'.^^^ Wednesday v.^- Thursday IVIillinery Upenmgs. ofthis week Oar ilil'inery Openings, under the able management of MISS HIRKS, will embrace the finest fexliibit of Wotnea's Head Wear ever exhibited. We lia%-e a much larger stock for you to make your selections from than ever before. A call is solicited from ever> lady. New Suitingsf or Easter Gowns The vogue of stripes is pliiiiiy evident in practically all suitiugs this season. We have the largest e.xhibit of this class of Dress Goods ever shown here in wool or silk Vjiles, Londons', and Chitfon Broad Cloth. Call and see them, no trouble to show the right goods at the right price. Spring Coats Th3 new Striped Coveit Cloth â€" iu coats â€" is the nearest and most stylish fabric. We have this short fitting coat in this cloth, also a long silk Sacque in 7-8 length. It is a beauty. Net Waists for Easter The newest thing in Waists are Net Waists, with the Gibson Sleeve. We have them with a silk slip in white cream or pmk. .\Iso a ftili stock of Lawn Waists in Shadow Embroidery or plain. Prints and Ginghams We certainly can not. be beattu ou this line. Oar range of Prints anJ Ciiughama is complete. The tiaest of English goods. It will do yoi> good to have a look at tbetii. Clover emd Timothy Seed This year we are putting iu a laage stock of Comuiou Tvod, Mimmotli. .Alsike Clovers and Tituotby tjeeds. These are fiist class seeds from the best seed growers in CutiiJi. W so Cromptons Early Corn, Flax Seed and all kinds of (iarderi Seed. Flesherton Ontario. CEYLON'S BUSY STORE. Spring is here and business is beginning to get** little brisker. We ba^e ii s received our Spring Hats and Caps for men, women and ciiildren. We hvae certainly someihiiig dainty and up-to-date .n this line. Our Boot and bi oe lines are also complete. We have scmetliing special in Boys'. Misses,' Youth's and Children's warranted sohd leather throughout, soft and will stay soft and wear as long as any two pairs of comtuou shoes! We have a good stock of light. over rubbers oti hand, also long Rubber Btjots, SEEHSI If you want to ?et good dean Clover and Grass Seed, goveruaieut inspected; You can get it right here and at the right price. New gartJeu seeds also on band. We believe we have every thiug you will require for spriuif. We have the very latest in wall papers, also a fresh sniiply of Paints and Varnishes, Brushes and oils of all kinds. Raw and Boiled Liuseed oil. Separator oil, harness oil. Only one Gents'Fur Coat as this is the only Fur Ooat we have left either in Ladie's or Gents'. We will give yon a snap iu this to clean thein out clean and clever. Now is your chance. We will takeiu exchange for it Wood, Hay,, Potatoes, Butter or eggs. We will pay highest market prices for farmipioduce . Jas. PATTISON C E V L O N Winter Harness Goods I have in stock all kinds of Harness, Bells, Blankets, Robes, Whips, Sur> eingles. Hoof Ointment, Gall Cure, Plush Rogs. Dash Aprons, Trunks, Valises, etc. Repairing done promptly and neatly. O. W. PHILLIPS FLE:3JiP:RTON, ONT. . WANTED .^ .\ R-iliable Aaetit for FLESH ERTON and surrounding country, to .sell our F.iMOUS PEERLESS APPLE TREES A hij{ hardy red wint€r apple that selk* on sight, also a general lino of fruit and orname.ital tr*es iiicludin? other valu- able tpecialties. Good pay weekly, out- fit free, exclusive territory. Write now to PELUAM NUHSERYCO. Growers of hieh i(mde nunery bkock . TORONTO, ONT. N. B., Special terms im suit ax^i^3>« workiag part tim«^ i <..