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August 24 1911 THE FI. ESHEKTON ADVANCE S?jgi^g^j^iS3^--3--;feC!JggS^--3-^-ggaeg?a^ F. C. KARSTEDT. â-  flesherton ONT August Sale commences now ISi^ re<]uction in itll liiirs, which iiU lust until tlie end of the niunth conimenciDi; wiili tblH JKsue. (twin <> lack of tiixir .space wk are forctHl (d juit: aeaiidimblu goodii on the uiarket itt :\ rmiuvtum in order lu make rouin 'or our fall import ijoods now bein;^ stiy)[(i"il. All who t.«ko adviuitiiife of tht'se prices will Jo well in doitiu frt Sliiuj^litor in Senii-Keady Clothes. In these »re to be found all the Intoat suits in Tweedi, SerncM, and WorstedH, in (Jreys, Browns, (Jreeiis, etc. in stiijWK. diagonals oi »Uln. All of these ate the latest styles, in double and single breasted, with trousers made peg lop style, which n'ne them a hlrik- inn appeaiance. Now, in order to get rid of these we ottVr a disci unt of 10 per cent. Inlendini? pur- chaaers will do well ro take advanta;;e of this. Slaughter in Men's Work Shirts. This week we are putting on 5 or 6 dozen of Men's Heavy Work Shirts in fancy black and white strips, Horal designs on all colors. In all sizes. The regular price of these shirts is 60 and 75c, to you, thi.s week 49c. Reductions in Wash Goods. In order i<i reduce our stock in Prints, (iin)(hams. Linens, Chanibrafi, etc. These are reasonable goods and ahould have a ready sale. We offer the followini; bargains : Ginghams, Linens, etc., reg. price 25c for 18c per yd. (linuhaiiis, Prints ana Chanibrays reg. 18o for In a yd Prints, Chanibr.>ys, Kic. regular 15c for lUc per yard Prints at regular price, 12^ cents ^for lie per yard. MtMi's and Ladies' Footwear. Without a doubt the Empress Shoes for ladiei have no equal. This is recognized by all ahoe dealers. They excel all others in .style, (Quality of leather and in the fit. In all prices from $2.50 to |5,00. Just got «onie leaders in Men's Footwear. A Pebble Ian Boot, heavy sewed and pegged sole, solid Inather, water proof. If bought in regular way would sell for f."5.7o. Cur price now is $2,50. ' . ~ Still have the Kanious Williams Boots in Knglishi (.'tnadiaH .ind Frenth Kips. These are a Standard line and giue utmost satisfaction tor Fall and Winter wear. S ^ .^^ ^^ ^^fc -^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ " ^^ ^ ^^ ^^^ -^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^fc--- ^^^ ^^^ ^^ I J^^r^ W z*^ ^^ ^** ^W^ ^ fcfc ^v^ ^^^ ^B^ ^Mh ^^ ^^ ^W • ^^^^^Wfc. ^^^, -J»^ ^^. ^W JUST ARRIVED , AT CEYLON A Consignment . . OF . . Wagons AND Stock for Service DtirtiAni bull and lta»kslure tiou for service on lot 7, cun. 1, N. D. H.. Artoiuenia. TcriiMâ€" ^l.'Ueasli cash. -L. McAKTHl'lt. I'riceville. July 21 lii.o. Buggies Which will l)e sold at prices thiit can Not Be Bear considering styh? and nuality, also a full lino if tillige. Harvesting machines and Wind Mills, _ Fence .Wire, St»»)le (>ut«» ., Hay Forks, Ropes and c.irriers. Now is the the time to get ready. A call solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. S. HEMPHILL CEYLON Bull lor Service Th»inMif(!il>rf«l Heref-trd I5iill f.»r nrrvice on : lit 1, f.n. 4, Kii|ihera.iia Trrnnâ€" $1. i'e'li irree uD application. ! CHAS. H. MARTIN. Prop.â€" JJOHN HcPHAIL Px*ice^ville AtiKNT FOK- Krost it Wood Implements, Fleury and Perrui Plows, Tudhope Wagons and C'trriage-s Melotte Cream Separator, Singer Sewing Machines, Organs and f iinui on easy terms. 15I)ec OVER 65 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Traoc Marks Designs CopvRiaHTs &e. Anyoaa sending a sketch and description laay qnlrkir aacertiiin cmr opinion free wli«t!n>r au hiTOiitlon !• prObnblf pilletltithle. ('omnmnlra tlc>n>iilrloll7cnnU.lentlAl. HANOBOOX on PaluuU aunt free OltloHt auflticr for (in(-url:>,f patents. Fatenta taken ttirouuli Mutiii A Co. rec«lT« tptcidil totic., wlttiout f iiartf a, lu the Scientific Jimcricam A I.anA»(Hnely limstmtwl w©«klT- Laiv«*»t dr culatioN i>f any in'ieiititl<' J6um»l. leraw lor ('anA<U. $it.T5 IX yeai. puMAKu prep&lO. Aolil b; Kll tWWIMlL-Alt^r*. MUNN&Co.»«'»""«^ New York Branch omce. '^^ V t<t_ lV-!Khli«ion. 1>. C. A Good Time Piece is a FaitMiil SerYant. HOLSTEI N-FRIESIAN CATTLE Oxford Down Sheep and Tamworth Swineâ€" Brown Leghorn Poultry a specialty. HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN BULL FOR SERVICE- TkLLKAN CU.>( t)KUl.\ iJLhK DehUL. No. IT'lSi SIIIE C^ueena DuKol IJnke No. i:)l»:) H. :n UAM Hellfaii Couoorrtia DeKol No. (4»4«)H. in wh.«e k-rana dam held the WfHtl.DS BUT- We make a Specialty of Reforming lit wn'M*e i{ran(i aaiu uwiu mw ,. .#.,,-..^ .7 ,.i^ â-  JTKIt ItKCOKIl a (ew yuars at|o MAKING 30 j ILH«., 100/.. IS7UAYS. Tliia youDR aDluial U riling 9 year?, is of good 1 teireandindlvldualitv.liavlug won three l«t and I >iie aecoud prize as a calf at lonie of the prom- ts. ...«* n....»p.M. .^r ititr And liaft won iMt itlace at the "won't-go" kind. When we repair a watch or a clock we guarantee ime necoua prize an â-  u»ii "^ â- uiuw "» vnv I'lvui- IrkSd^r yir o.r;V'£2.7or'ey fffli-'r! i it to go accuratcly, ana fuarantcc *â- '•''""â- '""= "â- â- ' It to keep a-goin? accuratcly. W. A. Armstrong:, I* leaherton, Tei'vsâ€" (liaden 81.10. Oiori)<iglil>re<i« S:t.0O, payable Ixt of Jan. All cowa not .regularly r«tura»<l will be charged. KICHAHD AliLEN, Lot 170 2 N. K, T. * S I'. Kleabertou P.O. 1 .lun.- II CANADIAN^ i PACIP-IC HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS TO Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Allierta Special TtaiiM l«a»« Torojio 2 (X) p m. oa APRIL 4, II MAY 1. 16, 30 JUNE 13. tT JULY 11, U AUG. a. 22 SEPT. 5, 1» Sccoad cUh lickcM (rom Ootatio •(•t»ai la principal Northwctt poinu at LOW ROUND-TRIP RATES Winnipea »nd relurn $) J.OO; Edinonlon and i.-.ur» Sm.OO. •nd to othtft point* in piopnixton. lickcto food lo retuni within 60 d»y« dom gomn date. TOURISTSLEEPING CARS oa >11 eicuiaoM. ComfoilaUt bcrthi. lully iHiuipp»J with Ixrticlini, caa bo lecured •â-  modeiale t«le> Ihlouijh local ageal. Early application mu»t be made ASK FOR MOMC«ECnrR9' PAMPHLET contaiaiag tale* aad lull ioforaiatioi>. Apply tooeft»»iC.P.R. Ajeoi'-iioH. L. ThompioB, Dill. P««». Agi., Tofooio. ONLY DIRECT LINE NO CHANGE OF CARS S. Rand, Agent, â-  Ceylon ' SEASONABLE GOODS IN FURNITURE The largest aud Iw.st Ht<»ck of ruriiililie ever Mhown in Flesherton. This withc;ut fear of con- tradiction, ome and iMe Honiu of nice things in Side Boards, Dining Ilooin Chairs, Parlor Setts, IJod Room SettH. A speowl reduc- tion just noir '0^ every- thing, in ijt4w to re- duce the sliick. W. H. BUNT FURNITURE DEALER Flesherton Canadian National Exhibition August 26tb - TORONTO - September 11th CORONATION YEAR LEADS THEM ALL UnStMlMiAirkaitinâ€" Artâ€" Gems from Euro- ManfaCtliriS â€" Greatest Greateat show on contin- pean galleries â€" master* display ever shown in eott Special Prizes of from biest collections in America! Goods man- Canada and United ufactured while you States. , ^. „ wait. S600 each. Increased Prizes in all classes. THREE GREAT SPECIALS FtstM if Eifin-Pictur- iag theglaries of the Cor- ona tioa ceremonies. 1,500 performers in uniform. CtMstrui Guris Baiiâ€" Musicians of the Rojral Household, by special permission of the King. War iMiatI tin Wmuâ€" Showing a liattle l>etween a Dreadnought and a Submarine. HOSTS or OTHEI ATnACTIONS L V.R \ aecatuâ€" Athletic Spacttâ€" Boy 9eo«U ReWewâ€" VauderlUa â€" Japanese Ptttvorktâ€" Twdte t tâ€" ni i MlUury Bandaâ€" Trotting and Pacing Races, etc MAGNIFICENT DISPLAYS OF CORONATION FIREWORKS For all Informatioa mite Maa.iger J. O. ORR, City Hall. Toronto. lii MJlRinS. Carefully Wheat . . . OaU Peas Barley Corrected. Each Week \ 7.'> to l'^] , 37 to :i7 75 to 7" .-.0 to 5*) I H,y ' 10 00 to 10 oOj Butter 1« to l'»'' Eag», fresh; I" 'f Potatoes per bag. . . 43ee.se.... 12 to Ducks Vi to Chickens 1'^ •" Turkey* '5 »" Hb CO <>!) 12 12! 12 Irt Vool 20 to 22 GENERAL GROCERIES â-  \Ve have a full stock of general grorefies on liand. .Siigiir.s for preserving, icings htkI table vvso. - Canned goods of all kinds, toliaccos, teas ant! cantlies. FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR! We I 111 (ill' ill intnuiise i|nBn!ily if Hmir »iul krc]! on lijind Ogilvie's Hi ynl lliiu»eh(ild, FfrdH ami Duiidnik Fl<>ui8 in Iho seviml grsde.s, nUo brnn and»horls. Uoldhawk's brend handlod. /lesl^erton !^2)oance every Street, .\n inJepeiidciit newnpaiwr, iiiiblUlied Tniimday at tli"* otiice, ColliiiKwuod i-...~â€" Klfsherton. Siibscritition price $1 |wr annupi, wh>-n paid in advHiice; 81. .W when not mi paid .\dvertiiiin»r rates ou application. Circulatioi 1,1(W weekly. W. H. Tliurston - Edttoi TRUTH BEFORE FAVOR- .^^ .„^. PRINCIPLES. NOT MEN MENDELISM AND WHEAT The Mondeliaii law of specicH, of which little is known by the general |inl>lic, is likely to come more to the front durinj; the next few months, owing to the fact that scientists have succeeded through this la* m producing two nevv and iin- port.int varieties of wheat, that are likely lo work a revolution in the wheat pro- ducing capabilities of our soil. The law which has tii-en so successful in produc ing such marvelouj lesulls will come in for more extensive investigation than it has in the piisi. Those who desire to know what Mendelism is can consult a book with this title by R. C. Pluukett, published iu the United States last year. What our resders will be mors con- cerne'i about, however, than the law discovered by the Austro-Silesian monk, is the result as worked out by experi- menters in the growing iuf two new vari- eties of wheat, claimed lo be rust proof, heavy straw, large yielder, a producer of tlour of superior strength, and all round a vast improvement on any known vari- ety. The.se wheats are being grown un the experimental farms in Rngland this summer, and the full result will be known in a few weeks. The varie'y which ap- pears to be most popnlur in Enifland is known as " Little Joss." In conjunction with the al>ovs, chemists have been experimenting with soil possibilities and nave discovered that "by the u»e of manures which do uot permit the soil to become acid, it is fpos- sible to abandon the rotation of crnpa and to grow wheal continuou.sly in the' s.iine .soil." For these facts we are indebted to a recent article by Prof. C. W. Saleeby of Kuinborough univeisity, who is an au- thui'ity un Mendelism, and whose an- nouncement on the phases referred to will aty^ict wide attention, and probably humid the dawn of a new and intensely important era in the production of the '• statTof life." ATTEMESIA R. H. S. The Arteiiiesia Rural High School record for 11<11 is worth pasting up. In the Entrance to Normal exam, three pupils wrote and two were successful - Clara Binnie and (<ertm .Bellamy. At the District exam, three wrote, and all three were successful. Of tht .six pupils of this school who wrote for their Matriculation live were succes-sful. Thus, out of a total of twelve writing, ten were successful, which is a showing of which any school mi^ht be proud, and proves that the painv-laking work of the teachers is placing this school on a high plane of etticlency at the very beginning. It is believed that the coming year will prove even more satisfactory, and pupils will make no mi.stitke in enrolling under the tutelage of Mr. Marcellus and Mis-s L. M. Philp, B. A., who will constitute a strong team. fisheries. Accmpanying the notice fromi .he department received by the county cleik. was a copy of the order-in cuncil dealing with the matter, reading thus:â€" "Upon the recommendai ion of the honorable,, the Minister of Public Wjrks the committee of the executive council advise that pursuant lo the pr .visions of section 9 (a) (if the Ontario (iame and Fisheries Act, and in iiccoidance with the resoluiiop passed by the councd ofj (Jrey, passed oh the24th of June, l!)lt', the taking or killing of deer in the county f (Jrey he pr diibited for a period of three years from the 1st day of N.ivember 1911." The otticial announce- ment will appear in the Ontario Gazette, - (). S. Tiirtes. Ciit8»nd bruises may hv healed in about* cinethird the time rfqnir^iT by the usual treatment 1)V applyina Chamberlain's tini- nie'it. It i.i !in aneirtelitio and causes such injiiii-s to Ilea' witlioat niaturation. yhiH tiniiijeiit ulso relieves Koryifss pf the irusclea and rheumatiV p.Mns. For sale by W.. E. Kichaidsun 4 Son. Re^Ether Morriscy] Father Morriscy's "No. 11" Cures Stomach Troubles. When your stomach is working right you never |lH|;!i:'::;\J** „-/{ ' ' 'M know it is there. But when it feels as heavy as lead- when you have Heartburn, Belching of Wind, Sourne&s, a gnawing hunger, with distress after eatingâ€" when you feel irritable and depressed â€" then you may know that the digestive fluids in the stomach are not sufficient to digest what you eat. Father Morriscy's "No. ii" Tablets supply these fluids in concentrated form. Each tablet, dissolved in the stomach, will digest iH pounds of food, which is more than aa average meal. Read what Father Morriscy's treatment did for Mr. Gosline, of Salmon Lake. He writes Nov. 30. 1908 : •I was troubled with indigestion, so severe that I really thought r had cancer of the stomach. I took much doctors remedi^, till I was forced to seek another rewurce, and IhU was the Rev. Father Morriscy. His treatments worked miracles, until I have been entirely cured, so that now I do not look to the quality of the diet but to the quantity." . , , • • e« 50c. at your dealer s. oa Father Morriaey M.dloine Co.. Ltd.. - Hontr..!, Qu«i A 50,000 FARM ^â„¢^ LABORERS WANTED $10 ""'"'' $18 FOR HARVESTING I N WESTERN CANADA Additional for Return on Trip M>J.tJ FoUowlnrf Conditions: GOING DATES AUGUST 3fJ From all stations 00 all Ui»a on and Sontli of the Grand Tnmk Main Uae. Toronto to Sarnia. including all stations on CP.R. Toronto ta Detroit and Branch Lines Including Cudiiti sub-dlrisloa from Guelpb South and Brampton South. aimuvr 121k From all sutions North ol Grand Trunk Mala Line. Toronto to Sonua. *" Including C.P.a. points. Bolton Jet. and west ; also Grand Trunk pointa. Toronto to Calendar inclusive. j » ^ tâ€" AUGUST 16th From all stations in Ontario, Toronto and East, OrlUla and Scotia Jet. and East on G.T.R. .Jao .Ajilda and Eastern Ontario. AUOUST 23rd â€" From all staUons Toronto ro North Bay inclusive and West. AUGUST 23th â€" From all station. Toronto and East ui Ontario and Quebec, also East of OriUia. Scotia Jet. and North Bay. ONE-WAY SeC0N0-CL4SS TICKEIS WIU &E SOLD TO WLMSITEG ONLY Representative farmers, appointed by Manitoba. Saskatchewan and Altxrta Govern- ments will meet and engage laborers on arrival at Winnipeg. .. „ .. . Free transportation will be furnished at Winnipeg to points on Canadian PaaSc where laborers are needed, east of Motwe Jaw and Sasltitoon. including branches, and at one cent a mile each way west thereof in Saskatchewan and .^berta. ... A certificate is furnished with each ticket, and this certificate, when executed by fanner showing that laborer has worked thirty days or more, will be honored from that point for a second diss ticket back to surting points in Ontario, at JIS.OO, prior to Nov. 3Uth. 1911. Tick^ta are good only on special Farm Laborers trains, which will be run from Toronto and Ontario points to VViimiiwg without change, making trip in about :i6 hours, and will be i.^ued to women as wel! as to men. but will not be issued at half fare to duldrea. • or full particulars see nearest CP R. Agent, or write- R. I.. rHOMPSUN. D.P.A.. C.P.K.. Toronto ^ S. Rand, Agent, Flesherton. THE POTATO BUG MUST GO It is good news toiearn that an enemy of the potato beetle has 'trrived in On- tario. Krom various points this insect, which is sure and iludden death to the bug, ha" been reported, and .so impnrtaut is his advent considered that the agricul- tural papers are devoting considerable Hllfice to n heralding of his advent. The insect was reported from near Shilburiie last week. One geDtleman in .southern Ontario hud Hve acres of potatoes that were kept entirely free of the pjtato beetle by the new comer. May his ap- petite never grow le.ss and his numbers increase until the be.tles are utterly routed. I I J. andW. BOYD merchant* | | I 1. Fksberton Ontario -!0.1.. Chblcest homemade Ice Cri>a!ii and Cooling Suinmor Piink.s alwa y ready for serving. W. L. Wright, Grocer, Flesherton There are not so many drowning accidents recorded this year. Their place is taken by auto and flying macliine fatalities, which, after all. amonnt to the aamd thing, The city of Boston pays a bounty of ten cents a quart on dead flie?. There is a danger that the Bostouese will go into fly raising in place of beans. Deer Killing Prohibited Grey in County Clerk .lohn Rutherford has received notice from the (lame and Fisheries Department of the Ontario Legislature . that deer killing in the county ot Grey will be prohibited lor three years, the restriction to come into effect on November 1st of this year. At the midsummer Ftuisiou of the county council hut year a petition extensively signed by residents of Ofiprey townsMi* was presented to the council asking that the giivoriiinent be mcmoiialized to h.'k'e the slaying of deer pri'hibited for three year.i. A memorial was accrrdingly for- warded to the department of game and Mid-Summer Clearing . . . 1 * â-  . . : W Lawn Waists RK01;LAR HOC FOR 78 CENTS. 1.25 " 98 1 JO " 1.15 1.75 " l.;i5 Parasols in Black and Fancys, at Reduced Prices. Muslins and Ginghms A large range of patterns and colors. Reg. I5c. All goin^^ at 10c. Chllds Ready-Made Dresses^^ All made in fast coh r materials ai,d a large variety of patteros: Sizes. 4 to 12 years old for ...; «l.00to 12 00. Ladies' Tan Oxfords We have an over slock of L.tdies' Tan Oxfords in prices |2 00; $2.25. $2.50. Yeur choice for .$1.65. Boys' Jerseys We havewother lot Uvhjand, in colors, greea .y.ith red,, green with white. Sims, 20, 28, 30, 32, at .... * ' 2Fic