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I i 1 « • * k â- i > a i \ i %. ' < ^H September 14 1911 F L ESHE R T O N ADVANCE THE STANDARD BANK E-Jdi.WI873 OF CANADA eOB«.cW MONEY ORDERS FOR SMALL SUMS Safety, convenience and low coa unite to make Money Orders issued by this Bank a most satisfactoiy way of sending small sums to any part of Canada. Under $5 . . . 3c. $10 to $30 . . . lOc $5 to$IO . . . 6c $30to$50 . . . I5c Drafts issued for larger amounts. Savings Bank Department at Every Branch. n fXESHERTON BRANCA C«ortfe MitcKell, Manager •KAWCMEJ A.UIO AT DURHA.M AND MAKRUTOaK Married at .Toronto Wilacu - SA-i)Zi;â€" Uu Septeai'uer 6 U, l'>ll, by the Kev. A. H. F. Watkius. at 530 Slierbuunie Street, Willinm Wirreo Wilson, ti) EstelU Marie Swajze, b'-tli of Welbnd, One. C. p. R. Time Table. Train.s leave Flesherton Station aa follows : Going Houth Going North 7.43 a. ui. 11.28 a.m. 4.:33p.ni. 8.53p.m. The QiaiLi are closed at Flesherton a., follows : For the north at 10.40 a.oj. and 3 p.m. ; and the aCternuuu null south at 4.45 o'clock. For luoming train south mail close :it 9 p.m. the previous ev'g. VICINITY CHIPS V Mr. Isaac Turner and family hara re- turned to their home in Manitoba. The nominations for Eait Grey will be held here today (Thursday) from noon until 2 o'clock. Miss Sadie Col^m left on Tuesday to take a position in F. T. Hill & Cu's millinery at Markdale. I Mr. and Mrs. John Dnwdell and chil- : dren. of Althorpe, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nor- ris and child, of WLarton, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John White. i Mrs. J. J. Thompson, .vccompaaied by Mrs. George Thompson of Feversham, are visiting Owen Sonnd friends and in- ' tend taking in the exhibition. i A cb.ittel mortii^e sale of farm'atock, ! isaplements, grain, etc., will be held on lot 'id, con. 9, Oeprey, on Monday, Sept. 18, at 2 o'clock p. m. R. Cook, Bailiff. Mr. Haitnian, the reciprocity candi- ' date, will ho!d a meeting at Markdale Friday evening, Sept. 15, ai.d another .it Piicevilla on Saturday evening, Sept. 16. , Mr. Uartnan will hold a meeting in . the tcwn hall here immediately after the close of the nominations here to-day (Thursday). Opposition speakers in-! vited. j Mrs. Mueller and children returned on Monday to their home in Mont Clair N. | J., after spending the summer here. | Mrs. Rotledge will rjmaiu here fori the wi-ater. ' George Sims of Barrhead MilU had a : Imfu burned by lightLing on Monday evening, during a heavy electric storm. • The building was built of logs and was filled with hay. j Mr. D. J. Boyd of Riverdale w.is in iown with stock on Tuesday and gave ! The Advance a pleasant call. Mr. Boyd had warm words of commondatioa fur the Fleaberton stock market and will come again. ! Editor of .\dviince- -Dear Sir: Allow | •me space in your valuable paper to thank t my many friends and neighbors for visit- ing and assisting me during my illness from the accident which befel me. â€" D. McLeod. There will be a harvest Thanksgiving l in St. Mary's church. Maxwell, on Sun- ^y, September 19, at 11 o'clock.' Special music is being prepared by the choir. All wehouie. Rev. N. Williams, ' Rector. Mr. and Mrs. S. Beaton and Miss E. , Fisher of Lake Megantic, yuefcec, are ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Fisher ot the ^suburbs. Mr?. Beaton inform.* The Advance that all kinds of 'ruits are very •plentiful in their district this yeat . , .\ two-jear-old child of Mr. Wni. , Hill of the west back line hiul an ex- tremely narrow escape from drowning on Saturday last by falling into a rainwater tank near the door. The accident was j unob8erve<l and it was only >>y the merest chance that another cliild saw the ; little fellow lying in the water at the bottom of the tank. The mother was '' .called and tho infant taken out. At 'first it was supposed life was extinct but â- vigorous rubbing and heat brought the ilittle fellow around all right. Mr. P. Loucks had a nasty experience •with a vicious sow on Saturday, which • might easily have ueen worse. Mr. .Loucks picked up one of the young pi^s to examine it when Ihtu old sow made for him. He was unable to get to khe fence <bofore the infuri'ited animal attacked him. He was knocked down and bitten on the face and leg, but succeeded in reaching the fence and crawling over. A Dr. had to sew up the wound in his face, Rud so tar no after evil effects have .manifested themselves. Mr. Loucks .was in poor health and not as able to defei>d himself as he used to be. He consideis that ho got o.T lightly aid would not oare to go through a similar experience. ) Township Clerk BelUmy spent p«rt of 1 last week io Toronto. j Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore spent Sun- 'day with friend.s at Sin'^hampton. , Miss .\llen, who has been in the em- ' ploy of M. Scully Co., has accepted a sit- uation in Fwen Sound and Miss Nichol- son is supplying temporarily. i The L-idies' Aid of the Methodist church will serve a hot supper in the schoolroom of the church on Friday, Sept. 22, 1911. A choice program will be rendeied, consisting of vocal and iu- struniental music, etc. Supper served f.om 8 to 8 p.m. Admisaio* â€" Aduh« 25c, children 1.5c. S. Liddy of Violet Hill, delivered a load of alsike in Shelburue the other day which netted him the sum of S764. W. H. Leggett has s-ild his 20t)-icre f.irm ou the 12th con. of Bn»nr, to W. H. Procknow for $I2,<»0. ThLs in- cludes a mill aud water privi!ey;e. 'the body of a young man w;ts found near Kino. There wis a bullet wound in the head, and it ia evidently a case of murder. "• - Mrs. Mary Reed, wife of a prosperous fanner of Maid'ttone, was found tnurderf d in the house by her son. Her husband ii ffiisaing and suspiciou points to him. John Morrison, aaed t)6 years, an old resident of Meaford. was run down by an auto and died of the injuries received. Rev. S. H. Kastniau, pastor of Ers- kine Presbyterian church, Meaford, has resigned his charge. A Walkerton child chewed a piece of Gillet'a lye which its mother had acci- dentally dropped on the Hoor, with the result that its mouth was terribly burned. While removing hay frain a barn at Meaford George Tomlinson had the mis- fortune to fall through a hole in the mow to the tloor beneath, breaking several of his ribs and shaking him up very badly. .VU lovers of the spoit of partridge shooting will have one month's time in which to enjoy their pleasure. The sea&on this year will open on the 15th of October and will close a month from that day. As a good many sportsmen seem to think that the season will open the lath of September, it is only fair that they should be warued before hand. The Ontario constables have strict orders and these orders will be enforced to the limit. On Saturd.ay morning Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Yule's little daughter, aged about 17 monthi', was .severely burnt by a can of Gillet's lye which she pulled off a window sill so that the contents were spilled over her face and body, some entering the eyes and mouth. Mr. Yule had left the evenir.g before to spend a holiday in Toronto and .\urora. He was at onoe notitied by wire and return- ed in the evening. We are pleased to learn that the little sulferer's conditwn Ls improving.â€" Mt. Forest Confederate. Fire on Saturday afternoon last com- pletely destroyed the lumber aud planing mill formerly owned by the Watt Milling Co., near the C. i*. R. station, Shel- burne, for the past few months operated by Mr. Geo. Mustard, foimerly of Cree- luore. The loss, we uuderstand, is in the neighborhood of $9,000, with in- guratice in the neighborhood of ft),OCO. Eight men are thrown out of employ- ment. We have not heard whether it i» the intention of Mr. Mustard to rebuild or not.â€" Eoonotuist. Chalmer, the si.xteen-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brown. Siiiicoe street, is lying in the G. A M. Hospital between life and death. His critical condition is the result of a premature explosion of a quantity of calcium car- bide which he had in a can. The top of the can was blown otf with terridc force and struck him on the right forehead, depressing about hve wiuare inches of the skull and fracturing the bii.se. Medical aid was hurried to his side and he was later removed to the G. & M. Hospital, where his injuries were attend- ed to. He is now in a precarious state, his life being despaired ot. â€" Collingwood Saturday News. As usually treated, a sprained ankle will disable a man for three or four weeU-t. but by applying Chamberlain':* Liniment freely as s«3on as the injury ia received, and ob* aer\ing the ilire<.tion.-< with each bottle, a cure can be effected ia from twi to four days, For sale by W. L. Riohardsoa t Son. ELECTION DAY September 2 1st VOTE FOR Dr. Sproule The New Store With New Goods Everything Reasonably Priced. THESE COOL NIGHTS Enipha.si.-je the need of Warmer Clothing for everyone â€" boya and girU â€" men and women. You'll find us fully prepared for your wants. V MEN'S FALL UNDER WEAK WOMEN â- >) FALL UNDERWEAR CHILDKEN'S FALL UNDERWEAR Sweater Coats for Hen, Women and Children , V ,4, â- ' All the new color combinations embrcicing the prettiest new stitches and styles in collars â€" no two alike. " FALL FOOTWEAR You'll be pleased with our showing of Fall Footwear â€" the Reliable kindâ€" made to give satisfaction â€" good wearing qualitiesâ€" classv appearanceâ€" comfort in walking and reasonably priced. All sizes and fittings in Maltese Cross Rubbers. GROCERY DEPARTHENT Everything ready for the Pickling Sea.son. Cider and White Wine Vinegar.^ XXX quality. Spices of all kinds. Spanish and White Pickling OnioH'^ FRED HICKUNG FLESHERTON. Odds and Ends Paddy McKinley, a hor^se well known in Flesherton, having been owned by Postmaster W. W. Trimble, wasjrecently sold by the owner. John Calvert of Dur- , ham, to Herbert Wilkins of Owen Sound, for 9120C. .\a electric storm last Saturday, left it i mark on the farm of 5Ir. Dan Mc- .-Vuliffe, Glcnelg. One of the bolts struck his barn, containing the crop of 200 acres and all was destroyed including the' bulk of his implements and machinery. An insurance uf 11500 will barely cjver' P ' the implements. To loixse a barn now is a g. serious matter and Mr. Mc.Aulide has |V4. I the sympathy of his neigbbfrs in the Urge egg vats for sale- Suitable ^eavy loss.-Review. j ARTICLES FOR SALE Repeating ride for sale, high power, io_ good eondition. -\pply t.o John Wright, Flesherton. Horses for Sale â€" One horse 8 years old, 1 mare 6 years old with f«at by her side, 1 colt rising 3. .John McPhail, agent, Priceville. I Clearing out balance o! g Summer Shoes at REDUCED - - PRICES. S Stock For Sale â€" Youna li )rse» colts for sale. Apply to Joseph ford. Lady Bank P.O. iio. and A few for soft water cisterns, in tine condition will be sold for about half what they Cost. Aoply to M. Scully Co., Fle»her- ^"°- ^y. Stock for sale â€" Berksbires and Hamp- shire pigs ready to wean, also Oxford Down Ewes and Ram lambs. â€" U. D. McLaughrey, Drawer B Markdale. Ginsing Seed For Sale â€" Stratiiied seed ready to plant (JOc per li)0, fresh seed 4iJc per 100. September is the time to plant. Full instructions. Try a few liundred. Address The Advance, Flesh- erton. Village Property for Saleâ€" The under- signed olfors for sale eight acres in one block in the village of Flesherton, with comfortable dwelling, biirn and stabling, well and spring and small orchard there- on. .Andrew Carr, Flesherton. Farm for Sale or Rent- SEALED TENDERS addressed t.^ ; the undersigned, tind endorsed " Tender j for Extension of Breakwater and Re- moval of L and Dredging at Meafoid, Out., " will be received at this olhce un- ': ti' 4.00 p.m., on Wednesday, September; 20, lyil, for the construction of xa Ex- ' tension to EiiSt Breakwater and Removal i of L on West Breakwater and Dredging ' at Meafoid, Grey County, Ont. j Plans, specification aud form '>f con- I tract can be seen and forms nf tender ob- tained at this dep-irtinent and at the iothoes of H. J. Lkmb, Es<i.. District En- gineer, London, Ont. : J. G. Sing, SI*i..< District Engineer, CoBfederstian Liife ! Building, Toronto, Unt., and an kitpiic*- I .1- -i «..n i'< I tion to the Posi master at Meaford, Ont. and lot 4. con. 14. Osprey, better known ! Persons tendering are notihed that as the Georae Myers farm-200 acres- i '«"'?"« *''! °"* be considered unless 65 under cultivation, aood" buddings, well i n^>^de ^u the printed forms supplied, and watered. Apply to W. A. Armstrong, ,»'S°'r*.'"''* "'*'^^"â- â- '"*^*T'"'"*^ *^"^' Hesheiton. ^ijgp jfi ing then- occupations and places of resi- ! l_ I dence. In the case of tirms, the actual signatures, the nature of the occupation These are a few of the Bargainsâ€"Try a Pair. S Women's Patent Pump, reg. $2.25 tor $L75 § Women's Don Oxfords, regular $-2.10 for «L60 8 Girls' Tan »!' Patent Pump , regular *L40 for LOO j% CliKls strap and Pump, regular ^L'Jy for 75c. S Custom Work and Repairing. O CLAYTON^! Big Fair Fresh lima for sale Flesherton -J. &, W. Boyd, I Berkshire sale. T. , and place of residence of each member of | the tirm must be given. i Each tender must be accompaiiic'i by' an accepted cheque im a chartered biink, payable to the order of the Honorable | the Minister of Public Works, e.jual to i ! ten per cent. (10 pc.) of the amount of I the tender, which will be forfeited if th(»| Sect person tendering decline to enter iiit'> a' Jaiue.s ' contract when called upon to do so. or I belt ' ^*'' ''^ complete the work contrncted for. j ' If the tender be not accepted the cheque I will he returned. 1 The Depanment does not bind itself! to accept the lowest or any tinder. I Bv order. j R. C. DESROCUERS, Secretary. 1 Duckett & Sons. lime burners, i ^epattment of Public Works, Eugeni., wi.sh to ii.form the public that! Ottawa, August 2S. l!)l I. | they have just finished burning a kiln of Newspapers will not be paid for this ( lime. .\ 11 in need of lime come early, advertisement if they iuser' it without ^ J. H. Duckett, Eugenia. i authority from the Department. So* pigs for saleâ€" Two sow plus. 5 months old, for Sled, Flesherton. LOST AND FOUND Belt Lnsf- On West back line S. between Mr. Fergu.son'.s aud McMulleu's, l.-idy's black eliistic with steel buckle. Rewaid, this ottiee. j MISCELLANEOUS j Ram lambs for sale â€" pure iireu Oxfotd ' â€" Arthur Johnston, Vandeleur. Come to the The The Great Northern Exhibition Collingwood. Sept. 27, 28, 29, & 30 1911. This will be the Biggest Event of the year. Don't Miss a Single Day An Agricultural Exposition Full Of Interest For rent oi sale- best farms in the -105 acres, one of the , Beaver Valley, one | mile from Kimberley. For particulars, apply to M. R. Hammond^- Kimbeiley, ^ t^-^- The chopping plant at the electric plant, Eugeni*,wilt be running on Tues- days and Saturdays and will be open every day l.-iter on. Wanted â€" A young lady to learn pan- and vest making. S. J. Bowler, Flesheit ton. Noticeâ€" I am sole agent for the Syden- ham Fire Insurance Co. of <.)wen Sound, for tjiis district and all communications addressed to me will be promptly attend- ed to. W. U. Pickell, Markdale. Lamb came ikstray, about July 1, lot 20 con. 8, Osprey. (.>wner ^please prove property and pay expenses. J. G. Elliott, Feversham. " More Sights to see, More Exhibits to Admire Several Preminms More Subjects of Interest More Pleasure for All Daily Baud Concerts Special Attractions of a Superior (.^)uality. , , DorirFMiss SE.VLED TK.SDEItSaddroiiso.l to tlieuu.isr- ' Wall at nwBQ soiioa. <)„t.. will bo receiv»d The Original bolmc iroupe. a irio or Keniarkable at thisolttce until I i>. m. oa TuenJay. Sep_t_. *â- , "- lists. Sensational Artistic Dancingâ€"Entertaininji ii. Strayedâ€" From the premises ot the undei-sigiied near Singhaoipton one two- year-old steer, dark red ill color, wi'h hog ripg in taie ear. Finder please no'ify James Moore. Mj Heifor strayedâ€" About Auz. 13, oi • spotted 2-ye.-ir-olJ heifer. Fiuder please conimunicato wi'h .\ndrew Mc.^Vulay, Floshert.^n. Mt . m. oa TuenJay. Sept. a-, rjll. for clie coaiitruclioa of a ItetAiniuc Wall l.»t tUu Town of Dweu Sound, I'ounty of GrBV, Outari*. j I PlaDs, specification and form ofcontract aa 'be 3<>eu and forms of tender obtained at tbis Dopartnieut and at tlitt offices of J. G. Sint;. : Ksq., UisLrict GiiKiueer, Coofederatioii Life J building. Toronto, Ont.. H. J. Laiiib. Esii..! Listriet I'ugineer. London. (.)nt.,aud on applt- \ cation to the I'ostmastDr at Owen Sound, Dut. Persons tendetiUK are notiftod tliat tenders I will uot be cousidtretl iiulefls made on tbe ' I printed forms supplied, sud si&ued with their actual ^iiRuaturea, statin;; tncir occupations j and places ot residence. Ii< tliocase of Sruis.the â-  ocCual 9ii;aature. the nature of the occupation I ' aud place of residence of each member of the I ! llruiiuust be given. Kacb tender must be accompanied b> an I accepted cheipie on; a cbartored bank, pay able U, tile order of the Honorable the Minister 1 o( Public Work.", equal toteu per cent. ilO u.C ! of the amount of tender, wliicb will bo torreit- eii it the person tonderiuK decline to enter int.' ! a contract wbou called u|K>n tu <lo so. or fail to | complete the work contracted for. If the tender be uot accepted tae cbmiue will be re- returued. I The Uep&rtiueut does not bind itself to ' accept the lowest or any tender. I Bv order' I K. C. DESKOl'HKRS. Secretary, Department of Public Works, Ottawa, August IC. 1911. ts\'W»pai>er3 will not be paid tor tbis adver- tisement if tbey innert it without authority froji the Depaitmeat, Carl Damnian Family, Europe's greatest • :• . 3 Society Acrobats Airea- The Equilibrists and M'^ii^^M "^W^ Merriment for Ladies and I'hildren. See "Schlitz," the Acrobatic Dutchmen with his I'ntamable and I'mideable and Bucking Mule. The Gait Kilties Band [ Will be a Treat for you. [We will pro(]uce more than we advertise. Many Special Attractions on the, Midway, Nu fakes. See programmes for Special trains and rates. IjOHN McKEE, W. A. TOM. Hy. FOREMAN, I'resident. Manager. Secy-Treas. I - â-