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Miy 1<> 1912 FL E S H E K T O N AD V A N C E THE business man who has customers in various parts of Canada or elsewhere will find the services of this bank of invaluable assistance in collect- ing drafts, etc. >31 TORONTO FLESHERTON BRANCH CEO. MITCHELL, DBB Branches Io t Durham and HarrUton. Manager. C. P. R. Time Table. Trains leave Flesherton Station as follows : Going South Going North 7.43 a. in. 11.28 a.m. ' 4.3:? p.m. 8.53p. m. The mails are closed at Flesherton .> follows : For the north at 10.40 a.m. andj 7 p.m. ; and the afternoon mail south ut | 3.40 o'clocK. For morning train south | uiail close at 9 p.m. the previous ev'g. , VICINITY CHIPS Thjrnbury will have $1000 worth ol fire protection. Mr. Max. Bannon of Dulton is holi- daying itmouK friends here. Dr. Burt, specialist, will be at the Munshaw house to-day, Thurdy. White Wyaudotte eggs (Martyu strain) for sale nt 81 per dozen. Rev. J. A. Lt"ece, Ptioeville. Mr. McDona'd, contractor for cement work on the new bridge east of the Tillatre, began operations on Tuesday. Mr. Jos. Clinton and bin sister. Miss Belle, attended the funeral of their uncle, Mr. John Dean, at Oweu Sound, on Thursday last. Rev. H. E. Wellwood and Miss Flor- ence Thurston attended ac Executive meeting of the Ep worth Lengue t Mark- dale on Monday. The Weekly Sun ii.i* published i Yusus Almanac and haudy atlaa of the world," which contain, a lot of valuable information in concise form and a Urge number of limps. It is esrtecially valu- able to the agriculturist. A public meeting id called for 8 o'clock Friday evening this week in the town hall for the purpose discussing thu sidewalk problem and getting the vuice of citizens ; as to the :tdvisabilityof issuing debentures to complete the laying of cement , sidewalks in the village The sum required would be $.>200, embracing 22,128 square feet four foot walks. Beautiful warm rains on Saturday and Sunday spurred vegetation to ft pretty fast gait' but on Monday these were followed by much colder weather i and an all-day snow storm that checked growth for the time beiiifj. Mott, farmer* are pretty well through seeding, having had ideal weather fur the purpose last week. After this last blast from the north we may look with conlideace for something better. Sunday was, we believe, the first tittie that "Mother's Day" has been observed in Hesherton, when Rev. H. E. Vellwood preached a sermon suited to the occasion in the evening, to a con- gregation the most of whom wore the emblematic white catnation or lily. The observance of this day originated only five years ago with a Philadelphia lady, and already i? observed throughout the entire English-speaking world. Blakelry it Boyd's sash and door factory had an extremely narrow escape from destruction by tire one night last week, which started from spoutanoous combustion in the chopping mill among a combination of shavings, flour and oil. The tire was noticed by Mr. Herb Smith and another party while passing about D.30 p. m. With a Hitle effort -the Bre i was extinguished After breaking in the door, which was locked. The chopper had not recently been used. A few moment* more and the tire would have been bejond control. Rev. Mr. Million of the Presbyterian church has not yet decided to obey the Scriptural injunction found in CJenebis ii-24. He will spend the summer t the manse in single blessedness and do his own cooking. Upon this decision be- coming known the ladies of the con- gregation decided that as he was taking up housekeeping nothing shore of a bridal gift was appropriate aud a "Kitchen shower" the most appropriate of all. Therefore they hied themselves to the manse on Friday evening last and the din of pots, puns and kettles was heard in the land accompanied by the tender notes of a gramophone. Mr. Milliqan is H rather energetic gentleman mid no doubt a portion nt least of his ppare moments during the summer will spent in studying cook books and wash- ing dishuH. If ho 11 like most bachelors wi- know, thu latter occupation will form but, an infinitesimal portion of the time spent. Aud this- in leap year, too ! On H recent Sunday farmer living not forty miles from Flesherton absent- mindeJly hitched up his team and si tried plowing. When two neighbors came alon a couple of hours afterward and in- formed him how the calendar stood theie was blank amazeiflent in concentrated form exhibited on the goud farmer's face. He was not long in putting away his secular tools and brushing himself up for church, followed by profound medita- tion on the mutability of mankind and the treacherous nature of his memory. Anthony Kenny Passes away Un Friday, May 3, in Barrie, one of Artemesias tirat settler*, in the person of Antbo.ny Kenny, passed away, at the age. of 02 years. Deceased was a native of Ireland, being born in Mayo, four miles fr. m Castle Bar, and came to Canada when quite a young man, where he mairied a Miss Margaret Oeehan, who predeceased him by seven years. Together they settled in Pickering and after a few year* moved to Arteuiesia. where he lived ever since till two years ago, when he moved to Barrie. Deceas- ed wa.s well known and well respected in thin vicinity. He leaves behind fire sous and three daughters, namely : Ru-haul, Parry 8?und ; Thomas, Toronto; Michael, Ottawa ; Pte, Blind River : William, Duudalk ; Mrs. Peter Mc- laughlin, Barrie; Mis. X. Jacobs, Parry Sound ; Mrs. .1. Hall, Barrif. The funeral took place on Monday, May 5, to the Roman catholic cemetery, Barrie. Village Council The inaugural meeting of the new village council was held on Wednesday of last week, with all the members pres- ent and the Reeve, Mr. Boyd, in the chair. The members met, as per require- ment of the Act of Incorporation, at noon, and adjouinel until evening, wbeu village matteis were talked over for some time aud by-laws passed appointing W. H. Thuretou Clerk, and T. Clayton Treasurer of the new corporation. Only two motions were passed. I waa moved by BUkeley Murray That this Council meet on Friday evening next, to consider whether we adopt the assessment roll aa made by the township assessor in accord- ance with CUube 11 of the private bill. Carried. Murray WaUon- That thi Council meet in regular sessions the first Wed- nesday evening of each month at the hour of eight o'clock. Carried, aa fc Un Friday evening the Council met in special seision, and after examining the roll aud hearing citi/.jns on the matter it waa moved by Murray Blakeley- That this Council appoint an assessor at the next regular meeting and that a new assessment be taken of the municipality. Carried. Inauguration of Port McNicoll Service and opening of Upper Lakes Navigation. The Canadian Pacific is now operating lireat Lakes Steamship Kxpress trains between Toronto and Port McNicoll on the following schedule, with first class coach and parlor car running through without local stops. NoRTHBOt'SD Le*ve Toronto 12.45 p. m., arrive Port McNicoll 4 p m. Mondays, Tues- days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Satur- days, connecting with the Palatial C. P. R. Upper Lake steamers, leaving I'orl McNicoll 4.00 p.m. on above days for S. Ste. Mane, Port Arthur and Fort William. The Steamer Manitoba sailing from Port McNicoll Wednesdays will cll at Owen Sound leaving that point 10.30 p.m. SOUTHBOUND Leave Port McNicoll Sundays and Thursdays 8.45 a. in., arriving Toronto 12.00 noon, and leaving Port McNicoll on Mondays, Tuesday* and Saturdays at 12.00 noon, arriving Toronto 3.15 p. m. Full particulars from any C.P.R. Agent. A cargo of gin arrived at Montreal from Holland, valued at f 1. 000,000. Mr. Louis Sell wan, of Owen Sound, will be the proprietor of the hotel at Desboro at an early date. Tho Centre (in-y License Commissioner* refused U grant a renewal of license to Mr. W. J. Montgomery, the present proprietor. - Tra Leader. Dr. Beatliu Nesbitt, late of Chicago, I'onnerly <>l Muwkoka, returned to Toron- to on Sunday accompanied by twofricnds. Ho cuiiic over for the purpose of clearing up the Furineis' Bunk mutter, but has not yet decided where he will reside while remaining in Canada. Temporarily To- iu Ins lieudi[imrturs. W. H. Troupe, brnkenian, wat killed ut Mitchell. Cougtis, Colds Bronchitis If there !s an ailment m the throat or chest, it is surely essential that the remedy be conveyed direct to the af- I'ected part. It's because the healing vapor of Catarrhozone is breathed into the sore. Irritated throat and bron- chial tubes, because its balsamic fumes kill the germs and destroy tl)e cause of the trouble. These are the reasons why Catarrhozone never yet failed to cure a genuine case of Catarrh. Asth- ma. Bronchitis, or Throat Trouble. The wonderfully soothing- vapor of Catarrhozone instantly reaches the furthest recesses of the lunjrs. pro- duces a healing, curative effect that is impossible with a tablet or liquid, which goes merely to the stomach, and fails entirely to help the throat or lungs. To permanently cur^. your winter Ills, your coughs, sneezing, ana Ca- tarrh, by all means use a tried and proven remedy like Cat:rrho>ion. But beware of the substitutes and imitator. Look for Catarrh ozone only. 50c and II, at all dealers. 10 Catarrhozone Just Breathe If, Cure is Sure TENDRKb addnuseil to the iin- wi. nd endorsed " Tuuder for Wharf or KeUiniotf Wall t Owen Hound. Out.," wil! be received until 4 p.m. on Tuesday. Juue 4. J'Jl-J. for tlie| unnetruotlon of a Wimrf or MtJjUOl Wall at Owen Sound. Grey County, Oat. Plans, ppeciflcation and form of contrto^ can be >eeu and forum of tender obtained a* tliit Department and at tue cftlcei of J. U- Slug, Esi|.. Dittriot Engineer, Confedera - tion Life BuildiuK, Toronto. Ont.. and on appli* catiou to the I'ogtmaatcr at Owen Sound, Ont, Penoim tendering ara notified that tender* ill not be considered unleu :jm :H on tbe printed fomia tmppllod. and HIKOOII with Uieir actual niguatureg, stating their occupation! and plaoeu of residence. Iu theoasa of nrois, iho actual signature, tbe nature of tbe occupation, and place of residence of eaob uiouiber of the Uriu must he given. Bach tender iinint be accompanied by An ac- cepted cheque ou a chartered bank, payablu to the order of tbe Honorable tbe Minister of Public Works, equal to ten (10) per cent, of tile luiount of tbe tender, which will be forfeited if the person tendering declines to onter into a contract when called upon to do 60, or fail to complet . tbe work contracted for. If the ton- er be not accepted thuchequu will be returned Tbe Department does not bind itself to ac- cept tho lowest or auy tender. Bv order. 'K. f. UEbHOC HERS. Secretary. Dopartuuutfof Public Works, Ottawa.IMaj- 7. 1012, Newspapers will not bo paid for this adver- iffvuient if they insert it without authority voui the Depaitment. Bull for Service Shorthorn Bull, "Vill>{fl Lad," for service on lot G, con. 4, Artemesia. Terms 81 for grades. ISept A. S. HASSARD, Prop. Court of Revision Notice i hereby given that tho Court of Revision for the Township of Osprey on the assessment of 1!)12 will ba held in th Ornngfl Hall, Maxwell, on Saturday, May L'o, next, at 10. .'50 a. m. --TUOS. SCOTT, Clerk. Odds and Ends MISCELLANEOUS Now i the time to get rid of your rhi-iiniii- tuiiii. You can do it l>y a|j|>lyiiiK Chamber- lain'* Liniment and luiis-saging the parts frvoly at each application. For sale by all dealerx. Two ten dollar bills lost on Sunday, May 5. Communicate with The Advance. Farmers, ship your produce direct to us Best prices <tnd prompt returns. Corre8pondenco solicited. Dundas Pr- duce Co., 179!> Dundiis sr., West To- ronto. My 14 Markdalo creamery will connnence operations fur the season on Monday, My L'Oth. Court, Vandeluer, C. O. K. will cele- brate on Dominion Day (July) 1 this year. ARTICLES FOR SALE Car load of fresh Portland cement just in ;it F. G. Karstedt's. Hay loader for sale Apply to N. Few- ing, wi-st back line (McKenzie Duncan farm), Proton Station P.O. A few Egg Vats fo SaleAt less than half what, they cost to manufacture tliera, suitable for soft water cisterns or for Unks to wa'.er cattle. M. Scully Co., Flcsherlon . We are offering this week many reasonable lines of Xew Goods that are Trade Winners. . New House Dresses. Waists. Parasols. Boots and Shoes All New, Nifty Stuff, both pleasing to the eye, and in touch with everybody's pocket book. When in town come in and see us, even if you don't buy. We will be pleased to show you through the different lines. House Dresses We buve just received a shipment ot one hundred House Dresses from one of Canada's Beit Manufacturers made from Ginghams, Cotton Vuiles, Muslins and Prints, beautiful ^ .ua-,. Ask to see them. Moderately priced from fl.48, in easy step* to $3.98. Print Wrappers This week we will offer ten dozen Print Wrappers, all collors aud all wc'.l made. This garment is sold regularly nt $1.10, this week, to clear at , Too Parasols at Half Price We Imve ni-r received a shipment of Ladies's Parasols. The bundles ate 'old nut pearl trimming, good quality tup, the kind you usually pay from $2.75 to $3.50, fur this week while they last fl.48. Corsets This weak we will sell five dozen pairs Corsets, regular seventy-five cent line, with suspenders attached, iu white only. Now spring style. This week priced at 58c Men's Shirts We will sell the broken ranges in Men's Work Shirts, regular value up u> TJC, all sizes in this lot, priced for prick selling 30c. Men's Smocks and Overalls 10 dozen Men's Smocks and Overalls, blue only, regular value up to 81.00 this week on sale at per garment. . (58c Hardware ! Hardware ! We carry a full line of Hardware and builders Supplies. If interested net our prices before buying elsewhere. Jill HILL BROS., [Ml MARKDALE. " i Our Clubbing List The following prices are for strictly paid in advance subscriptionsoiily. Wo have no accounts with other papers. Flenherton Advance f I 00 Youths Companion 2 00 Toronto World, daily - 00 Toronto Daily News 1 35 Weakly Globu 85 Mail-Empire 80 Family Herald & Star Ha Toronto Star 1 jJO Farmer Sun . . 75 Farmers Advocata 1 3f> Weekly Witoeie 80 Saturday Niht 3 01 Home Journal '50 Poultry Newn 20 Poultry Review 40 Rod and Uun magazine 80 I I Dr. J. Ralph Smith OSTEOPATH Office and Residence 4(>8. 9lh St. East, Uwen Sound, Ont. H ours _9 to 12 a.m., 1.30 to 4.30 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. Other hours by appointment SEEDS ! SEEDS ! SEED CORN Comptou's, Leeming, Notrh Dakota, White Cap, Bcuuic's Government inspected Mammoth Clover. Alsike. Alfalfa; Common Red, Timothy Seed, and all kinds of Gardeu aud Flour Seeds Sowing Rape, Dutch Setts, English Multiplier. FLOUR AND FEED Ogilve's. Royal Household, White Rose, Ford's Patent and Morning Glory for Pastry. Bran, Shores, Corn, Chop aud Chicken Feed. Best Quality of Groceries at Prices always right, at The Grocery of Quality W. L, Wright, Grocer, Flesherton H. D. Mi-lclrum, Portlaw, issuer of marriagu licutmcd. Brantford Roofing Crystal roofing and siding. Asphalt rooff- iniz aud siding;, Rubber roc ling. Steel i roofing and siding, Metallic ceilings. J. McDonald, Agent, Ceylon. For Sale or to Rent Lot 22, Con. 11, Glonelg, containing UlOncros, "JO acres cleared and in good state of cultivation, balance hard wood bush, nood frame burn, stone foundation, good stabling and driving house, com- forUble houso, never filling well and good orchard . Tho above farm is only 2 miles from '.he village of Markdile. Apply to John White or Thomas Taylor, | Portlaw p. o. OVER 65 YEARS' EXPERIENCE A pood house and lot with stable to ivi\>, in h)ugt>nia. Apply to John H. f Jamiojon, owner, 101 Montrcme Ave., | Toronto, or Jonathan Lntimer, Kugenin ' .o. 21 June. TRADE MARK* DESIGNS .... CGPVRIOHTS Ac. 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