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April 1 I9(j9 THE F 1. E S H E R T O N ADVANCE THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA EiublUhed 1873 51 BrancIiM X is a Bank of age and strength. It has a record behind it of 35 years of sound and successful business, and is strong in resources and banking experience. We invite j'ou to join the large number of prudent, successful people who have found banking relations with it both agreeable and profitable. If you have not yet begun to save your spare dollars make a start to-day by depositing One Dollar or more in mtf Savings Department. FLESHERTON BRANCH George Mitchell, Manager BRANCHED ALnSO AT DURHAM AND BARiySTOir. VICINITY CHIPS Mrs, Archie Boyd \% visiting her iui>ther fn Tovont", who is ill Inspector Campbell has relumed to his home in Durham. Mr. Harry Steelcy visited his grand- mother last week. Mrc Hosier i.s very low as a result of her accident. Mr. Ed. Thompion ha.s engaged ihu services of another baker to take the place of Mr. Davidson. Mr. Ws'aou began operatincr his saw- mill nil Friday la8t, He has a giod stock of logs. At the live stock market on Mondny pigs sold at (6.75 and cattle frcm 3c. to 6c., live weight. Mrs. D. B. Heard of Fairbank is visit- ing her nephews, Messrs. John and Will Heard. k'raiik Butcher of Creemore took tartar emetic fur crei»m of tart»r. A doctor relieved him after he had been unconsci- ous for some time and he is out of duDi^er. Norris Bros h-ive sold 300 sau buckets to Mr. Jacob Lever of the suburbs. Mr. Lever will have a sugar bush on a wh ile- sale scale this year â€" the largest m this lection. T. Murcer of Markda'e was banqu«ied at the Markdale house Friday evei:ing last, when about 75 people wi're present to do huuoi til the guest uf thu evening. License Coniniissiouer Feriiuson "i Fev- ersham occupied the chair. The Advanci" has treated itself to a new headiiii! this week. Now when cprina is at hand, and nature will bul .â- iiid bli"'in and ((rnw, is a tilting time for us to throw away the old scaned veteran beadmu. How di> you like our new expression? All lovers of fancy art should take sd- vaiitage of the free (essuns aiveii liy Mis.'- Elliotl of Tor-mto, March 29 to April 10, every day in J. & W. Boyd's stoiv. Everybody come. J. & W. B..yd, Flosh- efti>n Messrs. T. and J. VVaison bnvo sold ODO of their tine Hereford bulls to Mr. John Brown uf iho Eust hack line and another til J. •!. Jackson of Foitlaw. The Messrs. Wals^in believe in the pmver of printers' mk. See their advertiseiuent elsewhere. Mr. Gen Stuait, who lias been al G'w Ganda most "f the winter teaiuin« for the silver-wild enthsiasts there, returneil home on Saturday. Goorgo expeds to return to Govv Gnut'..^ in a few weeks, where he hopes to run a butcher business durinij the suuinier it" ho Ciin get cattle into the country. Enst Grey Agricultural Society wil' hold their annual spiiiii^i show of en'ire • uck on April 24. Tliis comes on S^itur- day and follows that of Dui dalk, which takes place the day before Nominal prizes will be viveu this time nnd a governmeui judge will preside. See bills for full particulars. I. Harvey Perigoe's business interests in other places will not interfere with tlie interests of clients at Feversliam and vicinity. He pxys cash for past due notes aoJ accounts and all insurance is placed with only the V'-ry best ccnpani^s A number of genuine farm baigains on tap. Belter see him at Fevur&hain. Mr. HeaMi, bite principal of our school, badf farewell to the [lupils ye-terdav. Ho leaves ki-iliy for the London di^tiict to visit friends, after which he will go to British CJolmnbia, where a brother residis. Mr. Heath was one of the best teucheis wo have evw had here, and had his quail Hcaiiiins been such as ai<e re()uired we are safe in saying tliut he would not have been allowed to go. Rev. L. F. Kipp is.iiicd bills announc- ing an apron social at the residence of Mr. Martin Phillips, kxv^X of Rockvale, for Friday night last, and a.s a lesult the house was crowded to its utmost capacity with a g<iod i'a'uro<l, struggling mass of humau-.iy, who look their lunchoor. as best they could get it. The proszraui wis only avadahio ton portion of tho.-e pres- •nt and the repr< Koiitative of this paper was not of ihat portion, consequently our report is limited. If was a good luitured erowd, however, and evervbody appeared t bo happy -especially pi.sii>r Kipp, who announced ih.- pr. ceeds a,s iitni unting to th" • â- ' f «Ui 25 Dif 1-^ &^* immediate relief froo riLLJ Dr.! Odds and Ends .Shoop'sMa^lc Ointment. Mrs Wni. Sharpe and dauijhter Olive attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank Turner of Corbetton on Saturday of last week. Mr. James Buckingham of Osprey wriioH us thai be has a lamb three weeks old that weighs 38 pounds, and, uf course, would Ilk* to know if any of our farmer f I lends can beat it. D. D. G. M. Henry of Orangevillo has Heen here in the interests of the A. O. U. W during the past week. On Fri- day eveniag last a special meeting was held when a couple of candidates were initiated into the mysteries of the order and on Tuesday ten new members inter viewed the goat. This influx is a result of the special public meeting held in the town hall recently, and will place the Iodide here in a more prosperous condition than ever, with a membership of about fifty. A five mile marathon race from the niilway at Duntrcon to the Globe Hot&l Corner, Stayner, on Saturday afternoon aroused ^reat interest among admirers of athletic sports. Ihere were eight entries but two dropped out along the way. S. Haverson, New Lowell, finished first, covering the distance in the remarkably liood time of 29 minutes, considering thu very t.,id state of the road. He was fol owed by Hewson, Graham, Robinson. Fryer and Rose in the order named. Tlie first |.r ze was SIO, and the second was the amount of the entrance fee. There was a big crowd in town and groat interest was manifsited in the event. â€" Ciecmoro Star. Mrs. Robert Fawcett, sr., died at her son's residence near He ithcote on Tues- day laiit at the ripe aae of 88 years. She leaves a family of six son» and three (lauabters, one of the latter being Mrs. Ueniy Down of Hatherton. Mr. J. R. Fawceit of Kimberley is one of the sons, â- â€¢nil A. R. Fawcett, editor of the Burk's Falls Arrow, is another. Mrs. Fawcett lived with her husband in Flesherton for some yijai's and was beloved by all who knew her. It was with regret that her many warm friends here heard of her deinisH. She was one of the most cheer- ful \\\y\ warm hearted old ladies that we have ever met and had a strong abiding faitb i.i an expanding e.Mstenco beyond ihis world's environment Her life was full and complete in good works and she has U008 10 reap her reward. Mr. M K. Richardson returned Mon- ilay from a business trip to Muskoka and P.irry Sound districts. He finds senile preity hard cases. For instance some twenty iiiilos from Huntsvilla he foai.d tive|children,thceldestouly 13 years of ago, cared for by an old grandmother 82 years of aife. The only thing they bad ill the hou.so was corn meal and water. One little girl had her arm badly broken and this had not been sot and w 18 in a bad state. The mother had died two years ago. The father is living but do.es not prjvide properly for kjiem. None of the children had any sea.soimblc clothing. The injured child was cared for by a surgeon and the rest taken awny to find bettor homes. This is only ono of many hearti ending cases Mr. Richardson IS called upon to look after. It is sad indeed to know that we have so many cases of this kind in our land of plenty. The Advance was misinformed as to the cou'tition of hotel all'airs in Durham. The Chronicle of last week says both hotels Were not shut up as the Central hotel was open all the time, and afforded all the accomodation possible during the time the Uahn House was closed, and Mr Halin never '"succeeded" in getting biiu to cl'ise, nor have we heard of any atiempt made by him to do so. In fact, Mr. Hahn denies to us that he ever defied the auihoii'ies. He says he never teld his boardeta to leave, mr did ho ever try to induce the other hotel to close up. He said it was none of his business what the other man did and he never interfered with him in any way. We think Mr. Hahn made a mistake in closing up his house as he did, but we presume hu had a right to do so if he felt that way. Ii is hnih time for not only the temper- ance peop>, but the citizons of Durham as a whole, to make provision against any Himilar enicrgoncy in the future. Th^ success 01 failure of the local option movement here depends largely upon the lemperaiice people iheniselvi'S, but the faci tliai it lakes mere than wind to build and mil hotels must nit ba lost srght of. pil CC iet Immeddte relier fhND .Shoop'sMa^cOintmenti W. A. Armstrnug issuer of marriage licenses. Road Cart for 8alo--Dr. Caldwell, Flesherton. Don't fail to get Norris Bros, prices on hand made and factory sap buckeis. Hemlock logs wanted at the sawmill, Eugenia. Cash paid. J. W. Deagle. Ground oil cake, aUike and mammoth chiver, prime timothy at Sproule. Higgin- botham & Co., Flesherton. 35,000 dry lath cut from stock las summer to dispose of. J. \V. Deagle, Eugenia. .A limited quantity of pure seed peas, oats and tlax seed on hand, cheap, Sproule, Higginbotham >& Co. Chopping done only on Wednesdays and Saturdays at the planing mill, Flesherton. For Dutch Setts, Eug'isb Wultiplieia and all kinds of fresh garden seed go to Sproule, Higgiubotham&Co., Flesherton. Two good colia for sale â€" rising 2 and 3 years old. Apply to Robt. Richtrdson, Fleiherton P. O. Shingles and Hemlock lumber for sale, any lenifths required. T. V>. Phillips, Lady Bank P. O. Well bred Yorkshire sow for sale, due to farrow in May. Apply to Alfred Thistlelhwaite, Flesherton. Wanted â€" A few thousand feet of first class dry hemlock lumber, twelve feet long. H. Holman, Pore Law. Painting and paper hanging. Leave orders with the old reliable workman, J. Brodie, Priceville or Flesherton. Imay Eggs for Hatchingâ€" S. C. Brown Leg- horn eggs, at 50c. per setting, Duck. eggs at 25c. setting. A. Harrison, Flesherton. Orders for paper and paperhangir.g promptly attended to. Sample books to selectfroin. Clifford Blakeley, Flesherton. Boot and ^hoe Repairing promptly, cheaply and well dune. H. ^Carrinyton, Armstrong's old jewellery store, Flesher- ton. Colt^aud Horse for Sale â€" Growiislow colt 3 years old, 13G0 lbs. ; horse year.'* old, same weight. We?. Orr, Flesherton P, O. House and double lot for sale or rent on Sydenham street, FL-shorton, 8 rooim, stable, .\pply to^R. J. Sproule, Flesh- erton. Mare for sale â€" Sound in every way, well.built an.ljyouiig,^ about 1400 lbs., in foal to Dunure Mac. W. C iswell, Flesh- erton p. o. Very Fino^^Shorthom bull calf for sale, 10 mos. old, bred by Scottish Pride, grand- son Derby (imp.). F. Nicholson, Flesherton. Full stock of garden .seeds, Dutch setts, and clean seed oats and peas on hand cheap, at Sproule, Hiuginbotham & Co., Flesherton. -Any ono requiring paper hanging or painting done, Will get satisfacliiiii by having Clias. J. Bellamy, painter and decorator, do it. Property for Sale at Priceville â€" k brick house, eiyht rooms, barn nnd five lots, for sale reasonabie. Apply to Catherine Scott, Priceville P. O. Mnr.ltf Bull For Sale â€" A pure bred Shorthorn bull, 14 months old, fit for service, will bo sold reasonable, W. J. MeaJs, Cey- lon P. O., or lot 20, O. D. R. Paper hanging i\ud interior hou.se de- coration executed in first cla.ss style, by men who know how. .Yddrcss Paper Uaiigors, Flesherton -\dvance Office. For Sale â€" One draught mare colt, three years old, weight about 1300 lbs., also one carriage cidt, three years old, 'weight about 1100 lbs. Jacob A. Holley, eaot back line, Artcniesia. For Sale at Eugenia â€" .\ (juantity of dry scantling and lumber, for cash or good paper. Also a 16 horse power Waterous engine and Goodison Sarnia separator. This engine is in good condition, and to a good man a snap will be given. Reaaon for selling, I want to go to New Ontario. Apply to F. N. Field. Flesherton Will Celebrate. .V inceting of citizens wiw held in the town hall on Friday evening last to dis- cuss the holding of a monster celebration on July 1, when it wa.s unanimously do cided to go tihend with the scheme. The tro;i.siirer's statement showed that there wius on hand from last your nearly $535. The following officeis were appointed for thi.s year: President, Geo. Mitchell; Vice-President, John Ruu.stadtler; Sec., John ,\. Boyd; Treas., W. A. .Armstrong. Committee of Management- Mark Wil- son, E. C. Murray, Ed. Thomiison, W. J. Boyd, John Wright, Tlios. Blakeley, W. H. Tluustou, W. L. Wright, Win. Somei's, C. H. Munshaw. The committeo of m.aniigenient will meet in the town hall on Wedne.srlay, .\pril 7, to take into consideration the nature of sports to be provided, but it has aheady Ixjon decid- ed to make horse races a prominent feature. A public meeting will l>e held later on to endiirso the action of committees and otlbr suggestions. The amount <>f money <>ii hand should ensure the biggest day here that we h.i\e ever expetiencoil. Auction Sales. An auction sale of farm stock and implements will be held on lot; 0, con. 13, Osprey, on Wednesday, April 7. Wm. Barber, prop.; Win. Kaitting, auclioneer. Object to Strong Medicines. Many l)onplc (ilijuct to takiiif; the ^tronK medicinea iisiiullv pre»cribe<l liy physiciaiiH for rheuiratisn. There is no need of internal treatment in any case of lunucular or chronic rheumatiFui, and more than nine out of every tea cases of the di.sease are of une or the other of these varietif s. When there is no fever and little, if any swellinir, yoii may know that it is only necessary t»> apply Chamlierlain's Liniment freely to get quick relief. Try it. You are certain to be pleased with the quick relief which it atfords. Price, Uj cents; large size, .tO cents. For sale by W. E. Richardson. Preventicsâ€" those Candy Cold Cure Tablets â€" will safely and quickly check all colds and the Grip. Tiy them once and see! 48-25c. Sold by all dealers. The Shallow Lake Cement company are said to have orders ahead suiticient to keep them going night and day until next Christmas. The old fashioned way of dosing a weak stomach, or stimulating the Heart or Kid- neys is all wrong. Dr. Shoop first point- ed out this error. This is why his pre- scription â€" Dr. Sboop's Restorative â€" is directed entirely to the cause of these ailineiits, the weak inside or cunkrulling nerves. It isn't so difficult, says Dr. Shoop, to strengthen a weak Stomach, Heart, or Kidneyi, if one goes at it correctly. Each inside organ has its controlling or inside nerve. When these nerves fail, then these organs must surely falter. These vital truths are leading druggists everywhere to dispense and recommend Dr. Sboop's Restorative. Test it a few days, and see! Improve- J\f on-alcohoIic 5 / ilia arsapari If you think you need a tonic, ask your doctor. If you think you need something for your blood, ask your doctor. If you think you would like to try Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsapa- riila, ask your doctor. Con- sult him often. Keep in close touch with him. A Wt pabllsli our fbrmul«« yers a W* banlali kloohol _^_ trom our mtdieinas W« org* roa to oonsnlt your dootor FLOUR AND FEED It is always our aim to keep a FRK8H supply of flour t feed on hand; in order to do this we must aell quickly â€" hence the low prices. Our (froceries are the best, ar.il nothing stale. A good line uf fancy bitcuitii and confectionery at 'Wright's Qrocery FLESHERTON. m )^i ment will surely follow, dealers. Sold by all Stop That Cold To check early colds or Grippe with "Preventici" means sure defeat for Pneumonia. To stop a cold with Preventics is safer than to let it run and be obliged to cure it afterwards. To be sure. Pre- yentics will euro even a deeply seate<l cold, bul taken early â€" at the sneeze stage â€" they break, or heail off these early colds. That's surely better. That's why they are palled Preventics. Pntventieaaru little Ciimly Cold Curtis. No Quin- ine, no physic, nothing sickening. Nice (or the childrenâ€" and thoroughly safe too. If you feel chilly, if you sneeite.ifyou ,-irhe all over, tliink ot Preventics. Promptness may also save half your usual sickness. .\nd don't forget your child, it th«TB Is (everi.>hiie.-s. nightor day. Herein prob- ably lies I'leviiilics' gn^atest efficioney. Sold In !ic boxes for the pocket, also- in 'i'e Ixixes of 4S truveiitics. Insist on your druggists giving you "ALL DEALERS" Our Clubbing List TIm following prices aru for .strictly paid in a.Uance suliscripiiuns only. We have no accounts with other papeis. .\dvanco and Toronto World, daily 8 3 nO Toronto Daily News 2 30 Weekly Globe .'. 80 Mail-Empire , ... ', ... ^ ,'5 Family Herald' & Star i 80 Ti.ront.) Star 2 30 Farmer Sun 1 80 Farmers .\uiooat3 2 25 Weekly Wit,;e6S 1 7'j SiitiifdayNight 2 50 MOUNT PLEASANT FARM SHOUTHOUN CATTIiE-T.\MWOKTH SWINU YomiR stock for sale. Koos for H.^rt'iiiNo â€" Larue Pekin Duck's e|.'H8 .'>0c for H. Hofo Comb I-li'uwn Laijhorns and Uoldou Wjnudotto eggd 50c per l"*. RICH.\UD ALLEN, flesherton P O. Golden Legend Pure Brod Taniworth IJotir for aorvico on Lot 170, 2nU E. T. & S. K. Terms *1.(jO. RICHAKD Al.LEN. Bull for Service At Victoria Cor-ers, Toronto T.juc. a thoroiighbrod Hoistoiu bull for sorvicu- â€" CHAS. E- MOOKF. Ask your doctor to name some of the results of constipition. His long list will begin with sick-headache, biliousness, dyspepsia, thin blood, bad skin. Then ask bim if be would recommend your using Ayer's Pills. Main by tm J. O. Ajtr <?•., Law«U.l Carefully Corrected Eacli Week Oats 43 to 43 Peas 90 to 90 Burley 50 to 50 Wheat ICO to 100 Hay 7 00 to 8 00 Butter 16 to 16 Eegs, fresh 1« lo 16 Potatoes per baj; 50 to 56 Geese 10 to 10 Ducks 10 to 10 Chickens 6 to 8 Turkeys 14 to 14 H a V Thompson's Bakery Y c o T u r BUNS PIES JELLY" ROLLS LUNCH CAKE COOKIES ETC. • 1 c d Freah BreaU alwroy* on hana Atrial solicited. Ed.Thompson, Flesherton. MAKE MONEY. SelliiiK Pelham's Peerless Fruit and Ornamental trees, shrubs, etc., diirinif the winter months. We oifer you steady and profitable employment in yniir own district at (food pay. WE H.VVE OVERtiOO -A.CRES of choice nursery stock which vm will sell direct to your eiistoinent. No diseaiie<l or tiried out .\niericau stixik supplied. Kstablisbed over 30 years. Write for particulars. . . Pdham nursery Co. Toronto, Ont. Eggs for Hatching. RHODE ISLAND RED I will have a few settings of Rhode Island Red egaa to spare this spring for hatchina at 5Uc and 81 per setting. The supply will be very limited, so it will ba necessary to leave orders in advance, when they will bo tilled in rotation as far as 1 can supply tlein. W. U. Thckston. • Flesherton Wooden Hens For Sale. Those interested lu poultry aro invited to call aud inspeet the nmchine work. The in- cubator wo sell is not a bit better than the best, but just a little better than the rest. 1 will hatch ehickeuBon contract at the lollow- InciiriceH: 5c, for each ouii. or lOcl for each chicken ono week old. Valnnblu receipts !;iveii free tellinu how to treat all kiuda of disoafies in fowl, old anil voiini;. tf A. WILSON, Klesliertou, Box 216; For The Spring. We have a complete line of Harness and Harnos8Sundries,Whip9,Bell8, Plush Rugs, Rotes, Curry Combe and Brushes, Hoof Ointment, GaU Cure, Harness Oil, Trunks, Valise^ Telescopes, & Blacksmitb'sAprons. Look in and examine our stock of Horse Blankets. REPAiEisa PnoMiTtY Done. ^ O.W. Phillips.^ FLEtHCRTjipr ONT. F.G.KARSTEDT General and Hardware Merchant. Spring Millinery Opening Wo e.xtend to llie ladies of Kle-slierioii ami vicinity a cordial iiivita- liuii to visit our millinery show rooms on Thursday, Friday & Salurdsiy, •^pril 7, 2 and 3. When we will submit for their iiispcc- tioii :i wide raiiye of fashionable trim- med millinery in tho Icadins; New \ork, P.iris :ind London iniidels, and millinery novelties. THE Administrator's Sale OF JFa.x*m. Property IN THt; Township of Osprey Under and by virtue of the powers vested in the AHmini.''lrfttor of the estate of William Sqoiicer, Ute of tho Towm^hip of Osprey, iu the County i>( Grey, farmer, decoiiged, there will be offered for sale by public auction at the Temperai co Hotel in the Villajje of l''6vpr«hani in. the County of Greyon S.VrUKIUY" THE 3rd L).\Y OF .APRIL, .V. I). I'.Hlll, at the hour of two o'clock iu the afternoon, the following proporly, namelj: â€" Lot twcnty-tive (25) in the ninth Con- cession of the T'ownship of Osprey, iu tie County of Grey, containing one hundred acres, more or less. Upon the premise: are said to bo a log house also a frame barn, 4oxtio, with stone fonudatioa and ^tiibles underneath, .ilso a leaii-to IU X tio, together with other frame outbni'dings. There is also aaid lo be a small orchard ou tho preuiiapsi. .\hoiii sixt ao es aao cleared, and of die bulauce thirty acres are said to bo tiiuibered with hardwood, and ten a^res with cedar and spruce. The inoiiorty is aiiuated about three miles from the Village of Feversbaiu. TERM.Siâ€" Ton per cent: of purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, and the brilaocc to bo paid into the Bank of Commerce to rhe joint credit of the Ofhoi >! Guardian nnd the .'Vdminiairator, in thirty dn.v9 thereafter, withc)ut interest, The prop»riy will be sold subject to a reserve bid, to bo fi.\od by the Ofhr.fal Guardian, l''or further particulars and conditioos cl sale apply to \V. H. WIUGHT. Vendor's Solieilor, Owen Sound. Dated Maroh 0th, .V. 1) l9o9. ARRIVED A full stock of L.adies Dongola Vici Kid and Pat. Colt in Bluchers, Bals and Oxfords ASK TO SEE THE MANNISH DESIGN FOR WOMEN r Buying foot Ulear Come where you can save inoney. We remind our friciKls that we have a good stock of Kubbers, Overshoes, Loggings and some felt goods â€" ^just the kind to keep your feel comtbrtable "in the cold weather. â€" frost proof and warm. Also a lot of Trunks â€" Telescopes going off cheap. Shoe polish, all the best kinds. Custom work made to order, fii*3t material used. Try quality ...f ' CLAYTONS >'^ ^ffii^,*^^^ ''ioiie '""'mmmm KL ^-