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â- iSt^f^^^W^ For n>M •nd >liig|i« eombbiowa Ughanw and burred TO«kpouttrr. RO (o Rieturd aTi«b, Moaot PImmmuK Farm. Flwlurton P. O. THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE May 19 IHO *.^ THE STANDARD BANK EmMUM 1873 OF CANADA « &m^ TRANSMITTING MONEY For sums up to $50 our Bank Money Orders are conveoient and inexpensive. For larger amounts we issue Drafts or Bills of Elxchange. Money sent at once to anjr banking point in the world by Telegraphic or Okie Transfer. Savings Bank Department at Every Branck. 86 fXrESHERTON BRANCH G«or|{e MitcKell, M<u&»|(er mWtAMCnXS AL«0 AT DTTRJIAM AMD BA1UK.UTOV. VICINITY CHIPS Does not Color the Hair rmtUnm ttoir HAIR VIGOR An Malccs Draaslnsl ilr Growl A hair pfiqnnlioa I E jKMSiVS BMrit* J.fti Mrs. John CUatoa Dead Twenly-three charges o£ illegal liquor sellins; were heaid in Owen Sound last week. Tlie Central botnl got- a triple close aiuountiog ti> S373 and cost*. There K. J. Spicule was in Torohtolast week j "ere aiso a number of convictions against on business. other hotels. The Owen Sound district mceiii.R of ««•• J- V. LaugUIand, who has been the Methodist church i* being held here !»•">•â-  "^ tl»e Baptiat conj?regation here Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. )•'"<» the Iremoval of Mr. Kipp, has „ „ , , < severed his connection with the Baptist An Owen Sound young nnn passed a i , . j -i, ^ .u • â-  . c lu " y. I body and will enter the minutry of the ' Methodist church. For (some we«ks he will supply fur {Rev. Mr. Fish ia the West street church in Owen Sound. At the District meeting heie this week Mr. Laughland was examined and enrolled into the church. He is a clever young I man, a deep thinker and controls a ready flow of lantcuaze which ought tu 'advauce him in bis calling. Mr. and Mrs. Laugsb- land will remove to Owen Sound this week, and uur well wishes go with them. That little Harvey Shunk, the 9-year old sou of Mr. Shunk, is not laid up with a broken leg or worse is owing to the strength and presence of mind uf Mr. \V. L. Wright. Ou Monday afternoon As we go to press we learn that Mrs. John Clinton passed -iway at her reni- dence in town at I a.iu. The funeral will take place on Friday to Flesherton cemetery. Service al the house at 2 p. m. More particulars next issue. counterfeit ten dollar bill as a joke, got biin into a heap of trouble and he is now wondering just where the joke crmes in The members of the 3let regiment will be provided with straw hals t'hi-i year while at Camp Niagara. It n ill not add to the dignity of the battalion but com- fort is probably more imi>ort»nt. The citizens of F'.esherton will divide their attention between Feversham and Markdale on the 24ch. Feversham has a good list of sportsâ€" Markdale baa horse racing. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pedlar of Loup Gily, Nebraska, are visitins'relatives here for a few weeks, Mr. Pedlar gave The j the township grader was being hauled ^ II _ FT» J Tfcfj, .1 ^ ..c . *i^l._. 1. -II Advance a pleasant call on Tuesday. It is sixteen years since he visited the folks here and thirty since In left the parental home near Eugenia to seek liLs fortune in the Stale of Nebra.skii. lu- cidentally we might remark that he found it. Dan McLeod this rspriug purchased one of the finest he^vy horses seen in this j section for some time. King's Abbot is ] a very hai.dsouie black and if pe<ligroe j noes for anythmg he should prove some- ; thing stood fur the country. His mute appeared in last week's issue. An otficial visit was paid un Wednes- day evening lii>t ti> Pvince Arthur Lodge, A.F. * A.M.,byD. D.G. M cf-Elmvale. Fitting reference w.'is made i in W address to the late King, *h<' was a past Grand Master of the order iu Eng- land. -Refre.shments were served and an enjoyab'e evening was spent. down the street in front of the town hall by Mr. Fred Radley's traction engine, loosely hitched to the water tank. Com- ing down the hill the grader ntn ahead on the taak and frightened two boys, George Paton and Harvey Shunk, who were rid- ing ill front of the grader. George man- aged to jump clear, but Hiirvey was caught !ind tumbled to the road directly in front of the grader wheels Mr. W. L. Wright, who was a specfatcr, rushed out and grabbed a wheel, stopping the grader long enough for the boy ti> bo pulled from his dangerous position. The escape wa.s so narrow that the boy's leg was slightly bruised by the wheel. Uar- 7' ^ ** L ' vey had a severe fright, but it inight eas- A. bueath , , , , â-  ^ u I ily have proved a tragedy but for the alertness and sttength of Mr. Wright. Next time Master Shunk rides in a motor car it will doubtless have double acting expanding brakes strung enough to hold ;i team of horses. A Black Hand man who tried to extort S15,000 from Caruso at New York was sentenced to a term c-sceeding three years in Sing Sing prison. Eavesdropping was always a bad busi- ness, and ,^e fact was brought home with signf "^ force to a youog lady of Carp, in Ou^rtoa county, a member of a prominent family there recently, when she was summoned before a magistrate and hned t20 and costs for lisientng on the rural telephone line which passes through the village. Col. Roosevelt reached London on Monday and was received by the King. Thirty-five negro convicts lost their lives in a fire which one of ihem .started in an effort to escape from an Alabtina stockade. Park Honse CliaaKes Hands Owing t<> illness on the part of the I latter, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd have fouad it { necesaary to withdraw from the manage- ment of the Park House. Mr. Jacob I Thompson ia the new lessee and takes | possession on June Srsr. AUCTION SALES An extensive auction sale of farm stock, implements and bouisehold furni- ture will be held ou lot 7, con. 10,Osprey, on Friday (to-morruw). May 20, the property of Mr. Wm- Duncan, who is giving up farming. Everything must be sold. See large bills. Wm. Kaitting, auctioneer. James Curran, lot 27, con. 10, Osprey, will hold an unreserved auction sale on Monday, May 23, when a large lot of farm stock and implements will be of- fered. Wm. Kaitting, auctioneer. In bdth of above sales five per cent, straight will be allowed off for cash. Sales at 1 o'clock p.m. Don't Speculate. Some people make a mistake in sub- mitting a price list to a hardware mer- chant. Not giving a detailed itemized account of the hardware re<)uired tor that house or barn that they are building. You are aware that the quality governs the price. If you want a cheap job, always mention it as we figure always on the best we have. Be veiy careful in not accepting a price list before you see that the quality of tba goods com[>ares with the price. Now, if ynu waut a good job, one fhat you can depend upon, just leave it to us and we will .see that you get the best on the market. F. G. Kar- stedt. Get Into Line. Be a Man. A man ia judged by the clothes he wears. No mfctcer how good tha goods may be. they 'will look poorly if the style and fit is not there. In both of these we guarantee you perfect a«tiB£ac> tion in every way. Our style books .are the newest, the quality of the Koods are there, and the prices right. Oufla you see them, you will buy. F. G. Karatedt. I CLASSIFIED ADS. -- Odds and Ends I Just a word to say on our s'ock of picks, shovels, .spades, rakes, hoes, forks, together with handles fi<r any of these articles. Ii is just the timo to buy wire pincers, trace chains, devices, neck yoke jaufticient, they will talk for themselves, riiitrs, etc., to do ynur spring work. One It's Up To Yoa. In our store there is to be found » complete and up-to-date range of carpets, rugs, linoleums, oilcloths, etc. In velvet carpets the quality is of the dneit shown in floral or block design, with the blending of the shades perfect. Likewise the tapestry and brussels. Our wools are the best on the market, heavy weight, fast colors and the pattern of the latest type. A look at these goods ia FOR SALE WANTED Fresh fish on hand- ley, Fleshertoa. -try oneâ€" II. Rad- Piiper for sale- Genrrous bundle. -To 5c. - no under carpets. -Advance ortjce. I Girls Wanted â€" Experienced general, also first class dining romn girl for pri- vate boarding house. Wages $20. Mrs. B. Field, ."Strathlorn, 80 Geriaid street E:ist, Ton^nto. Young Bull Wanted â€" About 14 iiios. can uot do work without the proper tools. We nave theiu, you want them. Now is the time, make no mistake. F. G. K.tr- stedt. Coil Spring Wire and Feociag. A bargaia, all No. 9 wire fence, forty I two inches hiuli wiih stays only twelve Tlien in rugs we excel in our choice >>[ these. Everj'body s«ys k>, so it muse be right. They are made up in velvet, brussels. and tapestry cf finest quality. Put up in .til sizes fitt ing ordinary room.s. The nap on the m is good, the quality la I better, but the price beats them all. rod. Al FOR SALEâ€" 1 driving, lisiug 4 yrs. j „id, pm^ bred Durham, sia'e weight and 1 mare rising 3 yrs. old ; also choice | price.â€" J. Williamsou. Ceylon. Id milk cow. ou time. .A.s I expect to leave Park House 1st June must be sold. A Boyd. ^^ ill sell cheap for cash or MISCELLANEOUS To Plot Holders. Doctors Condemn Oily Liniments rhe Public are Warned to Be Oarefia of These Strong- Smelling Oily Liniments Containing Harmful Acids, Ammonia, Etc. Chas. Moore, Victoria Corners, reports having a thoroughbred Holstein heifer calf purchised last winter. It was born ^ »)ct. 23, was fed until the last two months pi^u holders of the Flesherton cemetery princiiMilly on separated milk and hay. j j^.g requested to clean all stone and For the la.st two months its drink has I jubbish off their plots before the 2-4th of been warm water with only a little milk, j m^y^ â€" Thb Tristebs On March 25 the calf weighed 432 lbs. The excavation for the .\rtBmesta Con- tinuation School bus been completed and work commenced on the concrete tounda- tion. Mr. McMaster continues punching the holi in the earth in hope of finding wiiter. H J drove one hole down some 35 feet, but was compjllel to pull up and try it in another spot, Mr. A. S. Tburst m is representing The Advancd at theJJCanadian Press Afsociation moetin<{ which i3 being held in Toronto ou Tues lay and Wednesday of thi? weak. Thu m>eting this year in- cludes a trip t ) Cochrane and out for a distance on thi Grand Trunk Pacific given to the mamhers of th> Association by the Grand Trunk and T. & N. O. Go along the streets of our towns, says an exchange, an 1 you c*n point' out the boys who in the next decade will b^ the grumblers and growlers. You will see them sitting idle oa a dry gnods box, swinging their feat and s<iuirtin» tobacco juice. In ten or twjlve ye\rs from |no« they will be doiu;< the same thing and declaring tha world has been m ide all wrung. The Toro.it t dailies last wejk saiJ : Word was received by tho polios of the death in Cleveland, Ohio, of Richard Ludlow, a dontijl, agod 53 years. It was thought that his paoplo lived in Toronto but an inquiry pv.Mecutod by thi police revealed that a brother of, the deo>jasad, William Ludlow, a retired f krunr, is liv- ing iu Daudalk. Several people in To- ronto were found who knew Ludlow for- merly whon ho wai toiching 'scho.il neir Tbrouo. H J WIS als) a brother of Mr. George Ludlow, Ule of Flesherton. The steamWt eqpress will begin run- ning on S:\turday of this week. Since •the opening of navigation a mi.ied train hr.3 lieen iittciidiiiir t" 'he ste:imbo-»t pw- senger traftio luul Sunday lust a large number of pajsotigers were iiocoinuiodatcd by this train. The up trains will run this year on Monday, Tuoi<diy, Wednes- day, Thursd,'»y and Siturtl.iy ; the down trains o:\ Sv.nday, M.<n lay, Tuinday, Ttiucsday nnd Saturday, leaving Owen Sound at S.:!0 a.m. The seasm opens about a week earliei th« lajfe-year. Now is the time to lay m a stock of bran, shorts, chop, and chicken feed be- fore it gi'ts .scarce la'er. A full s-look af i h'weel prices ii; Sprou'e, Uiggiiibolliam it Co's, Flesherton. Must sell, leaving townâ€" Brand new steel range. Royal, coal or wood, for s*le, has been iu iiso only since Christmas, cheap ; also new Axniinster Rug square, 3x:iJ|â€" J. V. Laughland or at tliia office. .\triviug daily at Sproulc, Uigginlioth- aiu'.", Klesherton, and selling like hot cakes, prime Government Inspected Tim- othy, Red, Ma-uinoth, and Alsike Clover i Sued â€" selling verycliedp, considering the prime quality. W. A. licenses. Armstrong issuer of marriage .\ny person trespassing on lnt 12, north street, Eugenia, vill bn prosecuted. P:»sturo land to reiit â€" Plenty of water, lot 31, cou 12. Artemesia, A. Smith, Eu- genia. GochI pasture t) let on lots 171 'ard 172 in 2iid ei>n., N. E. of T. Ji. S. R. See or write to the uudersigued. Joseph Watson, Portlaw, P. O. inches ajjart for 30 cenrs per real bargain. It is good goods. No dis- ' count on it. If bought in regular wiy. could not sell it for any le.s.s than 4.3 cents per rod, fcut ou a.:count of failure in con tract we were only able to get a very limited tpiantity. If you nee»l fencing you could not do bet:ei than buy it. Coil spiinj wire is selliiiij at i.60 [jer Have you seen our linoleum and ui j cloth.' If uot, you have missed the best j display on the toad. We have them ifl ,'ill widths â€" from eighteen inches and up to twelve feet. Tliis includes stair oil- cloth, fli*or oilcloth and table oilcloth of all weights, from inlaid down to the light weight goods according to the price. Iu all these I think that I have given you a slight iinprei^sion of the carpet dt- partmeut in oui> store. Our stock is complete, so, it's up to yon. If yoa need Mr. Duckelt, the old reliable liiue burner, respectfully announces to the- â- ., public at large, also to bis old customers, is th It he has just Hnishf d burning a fresh ) Cream of the West, Toronto Pride The uudersikified is prepared to do all kinds of stonework aud plastering. Re- pairing promptly attended to. J. U. Patton, Flesherton. B.i.\ 241. Now is the time to lay in a stock of pure Manitoba and blended family tlour fore it gets dearer which it suie to do. A full stock of Mc- kiln of first class lime to be sold at once, J. H. Duckett, Euzenia. Pure gonuine Quebec maple syrup, the best ever made, oiily 25 cents per quai't and Sl.OO per gallon at Sproule, UigKiiibotham & Co's, Flesherton. Don't pay J1.25 and $1,40 per gallon, when you can buy better at JJ.OO. Gowaii's, Eclipse and all the best brands, at lowest prices, at Sproule, Hiagiii- botham vV Cos, Flesherion. A cill for examination respectfully solicited. Many people have clunsr to the old- tashloned Idea that a thick, greasy liniment Is the best kind. Doctors say not â€" and they know. Recently a number of these white. <ilv liniments were analysed, and they were found to contain an enormously high percentage ot harmful acids, and such irritating chemicals as ammonia, etc. For the moment they may cause a warm sensation when first applied, but their continued use never cures rheumatism, and only deteriorates the sltin, sets up inflammation and causes endless trouble. When a doctor warns you to quit using- a white, oily linimentâ€" do so. He Idiows that a thick liniment can't pen- etrate, can't sink through the pores and reach the scat of the pain. When asked his opinion a tew days ago. Dr. Roberts stated that he consid- ered a strong, penetrating, pain-sub- duing liniment such as "Nervlline," to be superior to an-y of the white, am- monia liniments. In his twenty-five years of prnotlce he had witnessed cases of rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago that simply would iiot spond to ordinary treatmentâ€" but Ner- viime cured them- The satne phys - clan also spoke of the »r««' »f^X ages of keeping a preparation like Nervlline In the house alwa^vs. be- cause of cramps, diarrhoea sto™»^.^ Urtorder"., earache, toothache, head- ache, and such minor """^ent^^^^e^ viiine Is a first-class cure. There is IclrceW an ache or a pain. Internal or ext^nkl, that Nervlline won't ^re. I„ thousands of homes no othe, ^ n- relleving medicine Is "sed. !• Itty vea^l- continued success and the en- •S^?^ement of the profession fe V"^« that Nervlline is the liniment for the bonM. _^ CURED l.\ M UOIKS and re- Grain and Seeds â€" do you require seed oats, peas, l>arley, buckwheat, timothy, red, niaiuincth, alsike and alfalfa clover, pure fresh garden and mansle seeds, Dutch Setts, potato onions or any other kind of giu'dcn or field seeds of purest and best, quality I Call on Sproule, Higginbotham & Co , Flesherton. A full stock on hand and at lowebt prices, as they make a speciality of grain and seeds. For sale very cheap, for cash or easy terms, the following articles to . some estate accounts â€" 1 iron car ..rer's bench Vice, 1 open Clothes Dresser, 1 good oak Rain Barrel, a uumbor of empty Fish Kegs, make excellent soft soHp or swill barrels, only 25c each ; C -shelf Kitchen Stand, 1 'pair Steel Yards, weighs 2t>0 lbs. ; 1 2good oak Dash Churn, chums about 4 gals. ; almost good as new ; 1 Toronto Fanning Mill. Mew, with lug- ger and sieves complete ; 1 seit Iron Har- rows, and 1 Frost and Wood combined Seed Drill in good working condition. All I'f the above will be sold very dieap fur cash or time, as the owner has no further use for them, and no place in which ti> keep them. â€" R. J. Sproule, Flesherton. For sale cheap and on easy terms, the CORNS L'p'^"^^, J^'putnam s Corn_E.xm.olor U S splendid lots with good 2 story dwel- ling 24x48^ 8t..ne cdUr f"'! ^i'"^ "•"^•^r. j ,,„so« as ever. Our supply of" this seed aood wood slied and summer kitchen,,. ,._.;^., .... ;. " Commencing on the 2ud of May and continuini! through the summer our prices will be as follows : shirts 10 cents, collars 2 cents, cuife 4 cents per iwir, vests 10 cents, handkerchiefs 1 cent. summer underwear 5 cents, socks 5 cents per pair, spre,«ds lOceuts, quilts 15 cents, feather ticlis 20 cents and other articles so cheap th.tt it doesn't pay you to bother with your washing. Wo havo every facility for turning out the work in a proper manner and we are here to slay. Markdale Steam Laundry. Andy Wil- son. Fleslierton Agent. ALF.\LF.\â€" Now is the liaie to 8<)w alfalfa. Many have the impression that it shool.l be sown eurly like other ekivei'. This is iKit corrocc. AllaUa or ^lucerine) clover requires warm weather to germin- ate. It can be sown as late >is the end of May and still yiehl a irood ei-op the Siime season. CnHid seed corn is not [dentitul this year. A very Urge j.)erceutage of last season's crop has tamed out unfit for seed purposes. Our ctwn has been testeil by the governrae«t te«ter at Ottawa. We are receivioi; and will have in stock this week the following seed corn :Comptous Early, North Dakota, Imperial Letinint; and Giant Ensilage. In ROOT SEED Jumlx) fugar beet is a heavy yieldur, easy to pull, and for a clean root crop and good keeping root you can't l>eat it. Ii sells at 25 cents per pound. Giant sugar mangle, the kind used by dairymen in l.-irge quautitios. Our seed produces a big crop every time, and only 25 cents per pound. Giant yellow intermediate and yellow Leviathan mangles are as popular this I sblr"ifurn":!ravos nosoa-r. contains no "cids- is harmless, beoau.se composed ! onlv" of healing «"">« »">' balms. ?"ars In us.-. Cure_ suaranteod. \iy all <tru8Si.st.s. 23c bottles. I s\a>.ultutes. OUTN AlVi'S PAINLESS I CORN EXTRACTOR Pirty Sold Refuse IS liuiited as it is very scarce this season. Fii-at come, fii-st served. Lhily 25 cents per (KUind. Derby Sweede turnip, no other Sweede turnip resisis the attack of the louse in the summer lik» this. The veteran leliable seedsman, Wm. Rennie, Esq., of Toronts .says ; we have grown j every known variety ai'd Derby is in out I e.stimatioi. the best Sweede turnip fi>r all i purposes, and only 25 cents \kv poun.l. ] Don't hesitate buying it, good progressive | farniois buy it. Wo alsi cany a well \ af.sorted slock of field, garden and root } .seeds, all purohnsed from tho bo"! and most reliable seedsnieu. Now isthethne for Japanese lnille^, grows li feet, yields 10 tons green foddtr per acre. When cured nii^kos an ii.xcollent quality h;iy and is much lelishod as grcou fodder. Cure as ,vou would a heavy crop of clover. Iv may be sown from the middle of May to Lost â€" .V 'n)g;4y cushion between Flo-sh- | the tirst r.f July, bioadcast, al rate of 15 erton and K>niberley on Thursday, May lbs. per acre. Sproule, Higginbulhsm A r>tli D. \Y .icr, Kiuihorlty. k\>.,Flesheiton. 12.x44 new, never failiig well at kitchen door, 2 good stables 24x30 in good con- dition and repair. .Also 3 larre lotii. about 1 acre, between printing ottice and McTavish's blacksmith shop, with never- failing spring. .\ll the aforesaid pr«ip- crty, excepting juirk lot, is in the very centre of the village, and very desirable. .Also 1 lot, 12 feet, fronting on Colling- wood street, and on east side Sproule s largo warehouse and adjoining same, about 120 feet in depth. The whole or any of aforesaiii will be sold very cheap, and oi: ea-'y terms of payment. -Apply to R. J. Sproule, Fleshertcn. cwt. with us this spring, the best price on the road for No. l» wire. Give us a ! ibem, you will do well to see them, show on your wire, we will use you right. ; It's up to you. Put it up to us ! F . F. G. Karstedr. JG. Kirstedl. I UP-TO-DATE I i SHOE STORE I ^ After all has been sakl tbe fiuiil test i)f a boot is ^ Ot its wearing i|uaUties. CLAYTON'S have them iu ^ «^ suttinier shoes for men, wotnenant-lchildrea â€" black, ^ Jgf tan and pateuts. We alsohave theW. B. H. make ^ S? in staples of solid leather for solid wear. ^ 3^ We have also trunks and suit oases. ^ 5^ Custom work and repairing done. I CLAYTON'S * SEEDS STILL This time it's mangold, sugar beet, turnip, corn, millet, buckwheat, rape seed and all kinds of garden seed. FiT two weeks we are string to give you sninethiug worth while. Listen : 4 llw. new raisins for 25 cents ;Ji Ills, re-cleaned currants for 25 cents 3 large packages seeded raisins tor. 25 cents 3 cans tomatues for 25 cents 3 cans peas for 25 cents 3 cans corn for 26 cents 2 l"»s. best baking soda for , . . , . , 5 cents 1 pkg. Turkish dyes for 5 cents 3 botUe extracts for 25 dents 3 pkg best cornstarch for 25 cents Q taker rolled oats i>er 90 lb. sack $2.50 Pure oilcike per hundred pounds ^.25 2 (tair Kood cotton hose 25 cents Cement per barrel , . ; , „ . , $1.35 ^as. z^attison » teuton LOST AND FOUND The Markdale Music House To IntenJe.l Buyeis,- If you want a tirst-cla.ss piano or organ call here. I sell .such high srade pianos as the Bointzman, Newctmibe. and Stanley, of Tm-oiilo : VmIHs pianos and player pianos, of Montreal ; and th« Win, Kiuibe & Co., of Haltinioreâ€" and other makes. Oraan.s such as the Thonia.s, of Woodstock, ''and Sherlock-Manning organs and player organs of London --^both for ho'tics and ehuiches. .-Vny of these giH'ds sold on terms to suilthe buytr. C. f . iUilson, markdate t'4. Wi f % i Kal«|IB«19ll»W»™«»»«'