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HE FLEES HERTON ADVANCE July 2 1909 CSTABUCHCD IBTS TOE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA Head Office .... Toronto The Standard Bank pays interest four times a year on ail Savings Bank deposits. Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Brandies. FLESHERTON BRANCH George Mitchell, Manager BR.ANCHES ALSO AT DtJK.HAM#IlAR.RlSTON AND PRXCZVILLK VICINITY "chips ^ W. A. Armstrong, issuer of niarriaf;e licensea. Wool continues to come in in consifl- erable quantities. Farm to rent, 100 acres, at Kiuiborley. Ap[jly at this ulKce. Mia. Tom Kerr and sou of Alton are viaitin}< Mrs. Uantie. Shingles for Sale â€" First and second class. W. A. Arnntrong. The new Proton- Walkertun C.P R. liuei) now open fur traffic. Mr. Edgar Bellamy, Toronto, spent the holiday at bi« hnuie here. Mr. Art. Wardnbe of Toronto visited C. N. Richardson ior the holiday. Girl Wanted â€" To do light housework. Apply to O. J, Sparrow, Fleshcrlon. HiiM Marie Kirk of Arthur visited her sister, Miss H. Kirk of the postotfice. Mr. Damude and daughter. May, visit- ed over the 1st at the Munshaw house. Mr. Glenn Petch and brother Aluion, are visitiut; friends here for several weeks. Miss Gay Baniuiii uF Fnrt Scott, Kansns, ij risiciug her sibier, Mrs. W. A. Arm- •troo^;. Pit! strayed â€" Small white pi;;, four to sit weeks old. Owner please call P. Loucks. Get the license for your June Weddiiit; from W. J. Bellamy. They permit you to marry. Mrs. W.W. Triaib:* Wt today to visit hur mother, Mrs., RevABaakerville, in Detroit. ^ -7 A successful Subbalh school convention was held here last week, a report of which is crowded out. Mrs. Carlaw, VancouTer, and Miss Pearl Sim, Corbetton, visited Rev. G. C. Little this week. Miss Ella Ctipps of Thornbury is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Geuoe, CoUingwood gravel. Rev. Caldwell will preach to the Or- ani^emeu at Ceylon on Sunday morninti U8X( at ten o'clock. On Friday last the Cbosjn Friends had • picnic on Mr. W. J. Lever's grove and a jolly time u reported. Mrs. Carlaw of Vancouver and Miss Pearl Sim of Corbetlou visited at Rev. U. C. Little's this week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheppard and daughter, Edith, of West Toronto visited Blr. and Mrs. A. Baoihaiu. Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. E. J. Oignum and three dauiehierx, lite of Toronto, are the guaats of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Boyd. Lost â€" On Thurs.iay, June Hth, 6 •tsers and 1 heifer, yetrlines. Finder communicate with Geo. J. Clark, Flesher- too. Sins. Rev. Lewis F. Kipp, B.A., will preach in the Baptist church next Sunday morn- ing on " A kiiit^'s favotite â€" but hope- laiuly ruined.' Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. McOarty of Pana- dena, Cil., are visitint; the latter's biothsr and sister, Mr. Jim McClockliu and Mrs. Mark Wilson, in town. Five members of each eoiupany in the 3Ut battalion are booked for tbe trip to (Quebec next mouth. The wen have not yet been picked, hi>wever. Shingles For Sale â€" I am nianuf:icturing first class shinylea and will have ••mo fur aale all summer at my mill, Lady Bank P.P. Th.unaa Phillios. A costly ruii-ort" occurred im (he C. P. R. line noir Totlenh.tm Saturday iiikiht. Twoniy-five people wer« hurt, four seriously but none f-ttally. Strayed â€"On Fridiiy June 12, a red yoarlini; with a little white on it and a tinK in its ri/lit par. Finder please Odcar Myers, lot 3, 2 ins niouibers of Prince K. A A. M., attended the Methodist church at Dundalk, where the pastor, Uev. Mr. Fervudon, preached a Masonic sermon Sunday eveuing. Pricaville Methodists will hold their annual garden party 011 their parsoniifre gttmnds on Tbuisday eveninii, July 11. 8e« bills for largo list of attractions, etc. Ap ^specially (oi-d linir to anticipated. couimu:iicjfcli with 12th line Osjirey. A number of Arthur Lod^e, A. Farm for saleâ€" Lot 192, con. 11, Os- prey. 200 acre farm. Bjirn, 40 x 60, house, 2l> X 32. V.'ill lie s'lld cheaply .inJ on easy terms. For particulars apply to J. D. Osborne, Fevershain. Misses Kate and Jessie McLean of the Souih Line, Priceville, who have been in Toronto for the past year, are spending the summer at thoir old home at Price- ville. Miss Cole, of the city, i.s viKitiuji *ilU them. A clearina; auction stlo of household :;<>od8 and store stock will be held at Keveraham on Saturday, July 14, after- noon and evening. See bills. J. W. St;. John, proprietor, Wm. Kaitting, Auctioneer. Anniversary aervicesinihe Presbyterian church, Flesherton, next Sjibi)aih, .luly 5th 1908, at U a. m. and 7 p. m. Rev. Dr. McKeiizie of Shelburne will preach at bi'th services. A fr^e will otferine will be taken at both •er\ices. .\11 wel- come. On Sunday, July 12th, services for the Orangemen will be held in Eu!;eiiia in the morninit in the Presbyterian church by Mr. Little, and in the evening in the Methodist church. On Monday the 13th, a celehrutiiin will be held at Eugenia in which neighooring Lodties will partici- pate. A cordial welcome is extended to a!!. Whewellâ€" Staffordâ€" At the residence of the bride's mother, on Thursday, July 2, ht 5 p.m., by Rev. Lewis V. Kipp, B.A., assisted by Rev. M. Vansickle, Mi-s."! Hannah Statlord to Lewis k. Whe- well of Areola, Sask. A fu 1 account of the wedding will appear nest week. Mr. V\ . T. Jackinan, proprietor of the Progress, Chilli wack, B. C, gave The .\dvance a pleawant call on Monday. Mr. Jackmin is an old friend of ye editor, haviiisr worked with him 011 the case in old Guide office, Ducdalk, thirty-five years agn, Mr. Jackiran is doing well ill the Pacific province and we were lleased ^o reQt>w the acquaiiitace. "Capt." McLouehlin, of the Queen's hotel, Ceylon, was lined $20 and costs last week for allowi.ig liquor to be con- sumed on his premises. Mr. McLoughlin cave liquor to some of the workmen em- pli>yed without without tliinkini; that he Wiis transgressing the law. Ue knows better now. L.ist week we mentioned that a log barn belonging to Mrs. •lamieson had been burned by lightuinir. There was also a good frame bacii burned denpite the best efforts of a number of neighbors who worked hard to save it. These kind neichbota have Mrs. Jamieson's siiicerest thanks. Mrs. Lafayette Badgerow. of the 4th lino, held the championship last year for picking wild atrawberries, with 75 quarts to her credit, and. bids fsir to out- strip e>en this record with the present bumper crop. Ou Saturday she hrou(:ht us a pail full of the finest wild berries wc have ever seen â€"as Urue and clean a lot as one would see of tame berries some years. Our old friend, "Squira." Stuart, of Parry Snutid district, gave The Advance a welcome call one day last week. Mr. Stuart, who has a homestead north of Parry Soiind, comes out to civilization a couple of times a year, and calls on his many ft'iends in this section. The "Squire" is getting alona in years but can still enjoy his three square meals a day and hold up his end of the fun dur- ing hunting season. Hargraveâ€"Daly Marriedâ€" " Fairbaiiks. " the home of Mrs. Fred flargrave, Norch E^reiiiiint, was the scene ol a very pretty wedding, when her eldest daughter, Misa Lizzie, was united in marriage to Mr. P^^er D.ily '.if Alpena, Mich , on June 17 at 6 o'clock p.m., to the strains of the Wed- ding March, gracefully played by Miss Hooper. The bridal party entered the :awu, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion, when Rev. Mr. Berry of Priceville, iu the presence of about 160 Kuests, pronounced them I husband and wife. "The bride was gowned in cream lustre trimmed with ribbon and lice, and carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley and maidenhair fern. Misa Jean Red- I derick acted as bridesmaid, g iwned in ' white muslin trimmed with lace, and carried white lilies and maidenhair fern. i Tbe groom was ably supiK>rtod by Mr. ;0«o. Hargravc. brother of the bride. I After the ceremony and best wishes the I I'tidal party sat down to a Ix-autiful wcd- I ding dinner. The bride is one of the , most popular young ladies and was the I roc piont of many beautiful and useful presents. Tne young couple will reside I ip Al(>eDa, Mich, Proton Station Garden Party Iho Ladies Aid of the Proton Presby- terian church held their annual garden party last Thursday evening, and an en- joyable afirtir It waj on Mr. Sherson's farm. The Port Law and Proton baseball ,teanis foUiiht a battle royal. All that Could and need be said of the game is that at the end of the innings the score was only 28-22 runs, with Proton on top. Of course this result was no surprise. The Proton team had nicenew uniforms, and all the gills to hoot for tbeui. After the match everybody par- took of the bountiful and tasty supper supplied by the Proton ladies, as only they know how. A splendid, if lengthy, program, evory- tbiiig being of a liijih class, was given on the church lawn Ivy local talent. Thechoir sang a chorus. Miss Saunders gave two well Hilected readings which Won hearty applause. Miss Saunders is well knovvn to Proton audiences and is always welcomed. Miss I. Parks sang a solo which was well received. Misses Biiinie and Watson were on hand to show how splendidly Dundalk talent could acquit itself, and delighted iho audience with a choice duet. Mr. A. D. Porter faced the crowd twice and deliveied solos. He was heartily encored and responded each time with a comic selection. He was desciibed by some as '' taking the cake." J. E. .Hiohards of Dundalk whs called on for a selection and was greeted with cheers. He got up and gave his readiuu as though he meant it. Miss M. Binnie 7ave a duly appreciited solo and Misa E. Neilson sang several solos, which received hearty applause. The Flesherton Citizens' Band was pre!<ent and supplied mu3ic during the evenini;. Th's was their second appeaiance there and they increased the favorable impression left lost year. Mmy are tbe compliments heaped upon Bandmaster Tucker on the result of his teaching. Rev. G. C. Little, pastor of the church, occupied the chair and officiated in a genial and pleasing manner. Tbe proceeds amounted to $48.00. MARE STRAYED Mare strayed, about ten years old, jack ou riirht hind leg. white striiMj in face, weigns about 14tX) lbs. Finder please communicate with J. £. Larice, Eugenia. IN THE SUBBOGArii COUET OF THE COUNTY OF GKEY Iq tbe matter c( the gnardiansbip of Tbonias Park, infant cbild of Jobo Park, deceased. NOTICE is berebv Riven that au applica tloa will be made at tbu expiraciou of th) days after ttii> tlrst publicatiou of thii* notice to the Judgfcofthe S;irro^a'e Court of the County of Urey by Klizabetii Park, of tbe village of Fev- ersbam. iti the County of Grey, widow, to be appoiutv^d (Guardian or Thomas Park of the villaeeof Kuvursbam in tbeCnuntvof 'Jrey, tlie iafatft cbild of John Park, late of Strougfluld, in tbe Province of Sat«katcbewan, Medical Doctor, deceased. Dated at Flesherton tliis 22ad day cf .luae A. D.llWa W. J. O'Noall, Flesherton. Solicitor for applicant- DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Public Notice is hereby given that the partnernhip formerly existing between Thos. H. Walker and .\. Kilshie jr. in making timber 4c. on lot 2, Con. 1, township of Hupfarasia, Duncan P. O.. has been dissolved. Accounts down to May 36, last are to be sent in on or by July 1st next, addressed to said tiriii. The undersigned will not be resjionisble for any accouut.'i incurred after said 25th May. Dated, Mount Forest, June 22nd, 1908. THOS. H. WALKER. Notice to Trespassers Notice is hereby given that trespassers on Mrs. K. Rutledf^e's farm near the village will be prosecuted. Berry pickers and others take warning. G. COLLINSON. Notice to Creditors In The Matter of the Estate i>f William Neal, late of the Villusjrt of Flesher- ton in the County of Grey, GeiUleinAii, deccH^sed. NOTICE is boroby Rivon piirfliiatit to the Revised Stit J tea of Ontario, 1807. Chap, lHJ that all cretlitom and others having claims against the ostate of tho said William Neal, de- ceased, who died on or about the twenty first day of February 1907, are required on or before the 97th dav of -luly A. D. 190H. to Baud b^ post prepaid or dolivor to Meaars. Lucas, Wright A Mc.\rdl<». Owen Souud, Ontario, Solicitors fur the Kzuoutors of tbe last W'i'l and Tustaiueiit of the said decetisod. their cnristian antf sur- naiues, addreRsen and descriptious, the full particulars of their claims, and Btatemout of their accounts and tht> nature of the securities (it anv)beld bv them, AND FUKTHfeU TAKK NOTICE that after such last, uioctioucd date the Raid executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the de- ceased amoDtj the parties ontltlod thereto bavtua regard oidy to the claims of which thay slmll theu Itavo notird, and that the said executors wilt not bu Uablo for tliu said assois or aiiv pait thereof to any person or pers:<ns o' wiiose cl.iiiu ootico sh-\II not have beo-i re- ceived bv theiu at the time of such diR- tribution. Datod the 2Jnii day of June A, P, 19 8. Lucas. Wright & McArdle, Owen Sound, Out. Sol'citorj for the Kxoentors. Notice to Creditors. In Tho Matter of The E.stnto of Martha Neal, late of the Viilige of Flesherion in tho County of Crey, Widow, Do. oi.sed. NOTICK ishereby uiven pursuant to tho ro- TisedStatut.ua o( (nitaiio, \Sif!, Chaj). l'."9 that nil oiuditora ^ud nthurs having claims SKSiust tUocAtateof tbu said Martha Noal, dcct-astid, wbodied on or kbouttlioSovcntoentbdayof Kub- rtiavy 1908, are required ou or boforo tbe a7th day of Jnli. A. D. 19C8, to sand bv post iircpaid or dolivor to K. .). Sproule, Esq., ^lesborton. Out,, .los. Blackburn, FIcsbcrtcn, Out., or .1%8. McMutlun, I'^q., Ceylon. Out,, executors ol tho last will an] Tostamcut of tbusaid ftlaitUa No&l, doceaaod, their christian and sornanics, addrussos and do- Boriptious. tbe lull particulars of tl^eir claims, and ststeuientof their accounts and the nature of tbo aocurltles (if auy) hold by thom. AND KUUTHEH TAKK NOTICK that after such last uientionvd date tlio said 0.\- eciitors will proceed t > dist' ibnte tbe assets of the do-^eosod aoiouK tlie parties eutttlod there- to havine rogard only to the ciniuis of which tbey shall then have notice, and that tbe said executors will not be liable tor tbe said assets or any part thereof to any person or persons of wnosu claims notice sb.&II not have been received by tboui at the tiiuuof snob dis- tribution. Dated tho tioA day of June, \. D. ISUK. Lucas, Wright and McArdls, Owau 8oua<< Out, !:oli«ito(9for (be.Exacutors, Bnll For Service. Hiawatha, Xo. 72012, the young shorthorn bull, will stand for service at Mr. Geo. H. Burks, on lot 12, con. U, Onprey. This ynunff bull has thf best of breeding' alongr niiikioif linea, hi" ilani being a "Wild darae," one uf the deepest milking strain.iof shorthorns on record. Piu-tie.s desiring the use of this bull should make arrangements early, as only a limited number will be taken. TERMS: Grades, 82.IKI, Pure I reds, S.'i.OO. There will be a reduction, if over three cows are brought. Cows bred to this bull must tw returned if not in calf, or full price will be cbart'ed. House & Garden Plants. Are here in abundance, stront; healthy plants. The house plants and flowers such as Stocks, Asters, GeraniuiiiH, Petuni.is, Ivy Geraniums, Ferns, are the choicest. Also Hanging baskets, D.tlilia bulbs. In garden plants we have Celery, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Cauliflowers. Our Ice Cream Parlor is agiin t he favorite resort of young and old. Ice cream nil the tune and the same old rich qunlity that has eharactised it in the past. W. L. WRIGHT FCGSI^ERCOn SEED5 SEEDS SEEDS Field and Garden Seeds Just Received Red Clover Mammoth Clover Alsike Clover Alfalfa Clover Timothy Seed Turnip Seed Beet Seed Mangold Seed Carrot Seed Garden and Flower Seeds Any Seeds not in stock will be procured by return mail. W. E. Richardson & Son We have a pretty range of Summer Footwear iu Men's, Women's. Boys' and Childrens' goods in lace and strap. White shoes at lowest prices, also Patent, Tan and BlackLeathers. Lacrosse Shoes. Telescopes. Trunks. Suit Cases. cone IN AND EXAMINE OUR QOODS, Just Arrived»»-A Carload of Flour and Feed Consisting of Purity Flour. Three Star Flour, Bran, Shorts, Mouleo, low grade Flour. Our Purity Itour, without one exception, is the boat flour on the market. It nnlies better and more bread than any other flour. This I guarantee. Our Mou'ee is small Manitoba wheitt ground, with all the flour in it. Try a bag of it and satisfy yourself. Purity Flour sells at 3.25 per 98 lbs Three S^sr Flour... " " 3.00 "98 " FeedFL.ur " " 1.60 "100" Moulee '• " 140 "100" Shorts " " 1.40 "100" Bran " " 1.35 "100" A Carload of Cement Manufactuied by the Superior Portland Cement C;o., Limited,, of OruiiKeville with tbe brand of "Superior". Tliis cement sttwd the highest lest of <iny Cement in cannd». Try it and you will say with me that It in the best Portland Cruient on the market. Ju.st to introduce it we arc sellii.g it at, per bbl $2.00 F. G. KARSTEDT, Flesherton. ilS'-i »«''%^/%^%^ %^ik^^^ <«.%%^^V^ %%%^/»« %^%^k^« ^^'^'^'^'^ BIN DER TW INE This is the proper time to secure your Binder Twine, ^ before it gets scarce, or the price gets higher. Make sure of yours by placing your order at onco with Jas. Patrison. CEMENT A car loail of Cement is ortlei-ed and will be here shortly. I will sell it at the lowest possible price. BOOTS AND SHOES * We keep the very latest and most up to tlate Shoes to be J had, and at very reasonable prices. 2 Highest market price paid for t JAS. PATTISON, all farm produce. CEYLON V Our Motto is-Small Profits and Quick Returns. A-.'.^iAi-.in