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August 5 1915 THE FLESH E ETON ADVANCE BUSINESSCARDS WRtOHT, TELFOKD & McDOSALD H»rri«ter. ftolicitora, &o. OffieeB, Grey * Brupt Hlock. Owuii Kouiid. 8t»ucUrd Hank Block, KImlierton. (Saturday*). \V. H. Wright. W. P. 'i'elJorJ Jr., J. C. McUouald, L. U H. Societies O U W meet! ou the taat Monday â€" in aoh mouth, in their lodge room Claytoo'ahall Plesherton, at 8 p.m. M. W., W. J. Hcllamy ; Re«., C. H. MuOBbaw: Kip., K. J, 8i>roule. VibltlDK bretUl»n Invited A PBISOE ABTHDB LODOB, No. !I33,A.P.A A M. meets in the Uaeonioball, Arm •troxg'B Hlock, KUaherton, every Friday on. Jr before tlie full mocn. J. Wrislit W. M F. H. SV. llickliLt!, Secretary. COUBT^LESFEBTON, 99S, I. 0. F. meetalD Clayton '« HliK'k tliolast Wediiesdav evening each month. Visitiuc KoreBtera heartily conio'C. K.. a. Hellamy ; B. B., U, CalrLB o Bee, \S'. Huskin. Fie i>« pay dues to Fin. Sec. before the flrit av of the montb. ^ CHOSEN FBIEND8â€" FleBhertOD Conncll CboHen Frieuds meets in Clayton shall first nd third Wert:, esday of each month 8 I>. m Pay aBBennments to the Ko^^oriler on or before toe tirst Hay of each month. Chief Councillor . Blakeley:B«oorder W. H. Quut. Medical DB CARTEB M C I' & B Ont, Phyiician, RnriieoD etc OtHoe and reiiia«nc»â€" Peter St., PlesbertoD DB. W. T. LITTLE. - Graduate of Toronto University Medical Collece. Itcsidence and Ottlce at Park Hou>e. Fiesberton. I'bone UrU. JP OTTEWELL Veterinary SnrgeoD 3raduate of Ontario Veterinary College reeiileoce â€" second door south west^on kary street. This street ram outb Presbyterian Cbnrch. Dentistry \\T. B. C MURRAY U D. B.. dental snrgeon " honoi graduate of Toronto University and hoyal OollfKn of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Qas admisiinstered for teeth extraction Of&ee at residence, Toronto blreet. FlestiertOD. i UCA8, Legal KASEY 4 hESRY-Barrlsters. Solicitors, ojc.-l. B. Lucas. K. C. ; W. E, Kaney K. C. ; W. D. Henry, II. A. Offices. Toronto. K)6-9 Traders Hank Hldg., phone main 1413; Markdale I.ncas Hlock, Phone 2 A. Branch office at Duudalk open every Saturday, Business Cards Vi CULLOUOH & TOUKO l»' Hankc rs Markdale oeral banking IjusineBS . Money loaned reatooable rates Call on us. DMcPnAIL, LIcensal Auctioneer tor Ithe • County of Orey. Terms moderate and lis 'action guaranteed. The arrangements 1. 1 lates of sales can be made a*. Ths advance Office Kesldeoce and P.O., Ceylon, Telephone onnaetlon. Dec. 6jn. WM. KAITTINU, Licensed Auetione^r foi the counties of Urer and Simcoe. Farm aad Stock sales a specialty. Terms moderate. satiBfacticn guaranteed. .Arrange- oieotB for dates may be made at the Advance ofll«4*. or Central teleriioiji. ott;ce l<evnrBbam or by addreaiing me at Feveraham. Ont. Columbia -â- - Grafonolas Records, Needles, Catalogues The Colurabia is the perfect talkiiii,' machine. Compare all others, then hear tliis mid wo are not afraid of the rcpiiit. We can sell niacliiiiea on i easy terms to responsible people. All the best appointed city homes liave their pariot inacliiiu'.s and thi-ie ia no reason why the fanner should not have the liest music of the day in his home, inclndiiif{ band music, vocal arti&ts, and pt'ifiirint.r.s on all idiids of instruments. Von can havt it on o Columbia (irafonola, as perfect as the original, and fur much lest ili»ii yoii would pay for li Common Organ. ^Tliey lango from 820 up. The Perfect Columbia Is a marvel of rccordin;^ instru- ments and the Columbia records, made in Canada, embrace tlKUiand.s of selections from wliicli to choose . W. He Thurston Agent Flesherton KSrk^.-vP.^,S^,Si^.^,^^^^^ea^a2;^^?;^^ HEADQUARTERS FOR Massey-Harris and Cockshutt Repairs Cockshutt Implements, Melotte Cream Separators, Lister Gasoline Engines, Baled Hay and Straw The Adam Wagon D. McTavish FLESHERTON, ONT Agent vr^^g^^ggsgsflsgsgsg gsgg^ggg'^i i^^ =»= • •- » â€" S5- -^T^=T= JAMES PATTISON & Co. CEYLON AND PRICEVILLE We have taken over the slock uf Wm. Aldconi, Priceville, at a rate un the dollar, itn'l are going to continue bunness in Pricevill.and !»r the month of July we are going to 8ltu;{hter uojds regdrdless of c <sf, and cive the people of^Priceville and -surrounding country siiinelbiiig iu the line of bur^aiDs they haven't got for some lime. Come kud got your share of the karifains in dry Koods, groceries, boots and shnes, [Minto, men's and toys' clothin<;, flour and feed, salt, fence wire, hue?, shovels, |»riH green, dishes, fies'i fiuit and vegetables. . '-" t HIGHEST PRICES ALWAYS PaID FOR PRODUCE I <! r Our Motto â€" "Sjiai.t, Profitt and Qi-ick REiimNS Heathcote Miss Aleda Fiegehen is visiting friends at Duncan. ^^t. and Mrs. 8. Bosworlh, who have been visiting with tbe latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Shriglcy, returned to their home in Toronto on Monday last. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and family, accnmpanied by Mrs, Richard Gard- ner of Pwooklyn, motored to Flesber- tou on Sunday. The garden party held by the St. Augustine's church on Thursday was a, splendid success. Miss Gladys Gilmore of Fairmount \isited with her cousin, Miss Elsie C^rdncr, last week. The Heathcote Women's Institute held their montliiy meeting at the lioina of Mrs. J. L. White on Wed- nesday. Miss Amelia Miller of Rocklyn vi.sited for a few days with Rev. and Mrs. Young. William Solomon of Cape Crolcer, aged elghtefn, and ano:her Indian, who: e name lua not been SKcertained, were o t in a canoe at Moon River, near Psrry Sound on Tuesday, when the canue up- set and So'osion was drowned. His companion esca^^cd on the canoe. It is â-  id that *Sr)'onion w.is a good swimox r and the other intii could not swim. WOOD CUTTING liii/.z Saw Wood Cnttinp with nratneii' and 'lesjiatcb, .">0 to GO ciiriis jter day. Wm a good Ktraw-cuttinx outtit. Sitlitfactii n (fuaranteiMl. Leivo ycur ordeiB with the trid-rtiirncd. Llalti -UEO BR.\CKKN1UKY; Ktver.<ham ORIGIN OF A PHRASE. !^.&>: Bull for Service Pure bred short horn bull, 'Aberdeen Kyvio H.WiO-for seivice on lot 21t, S.S. II.. Arteniefia. Terms tl.fiO for graduK, Pure bred cows $;j (M). Pure bre<l Tainiworlh hou for aervioe on the above lot. Termsâ€" tl.M) f )r'all atiimaU. Bervod muat be ptid fur. 6niar â€" W,J. Meads Bull For Service Thoroughbrt^ Shonhorn Bull, " Hill- reit Oovernor," No. 86468, for service COD lot 27, conH; Arteraesia. Termsâ€" 91,60 for irrades, 93 for thornughbredi. ~AL£X. CARRUTHBRS, SWP means Sherwin-Williams Paint (Prepared). This is the best paint for you to use because it is made of pure materials â€" pure lead, pure zinc, pure Linseed Oil, and pure coloring pigments which are thoroughly mixed and ground in scientific proportions by powerful machinery. It is better than the old fashioned hand-mixed paint because the materials are put together according to correct chemical formulae which have been tested out in a practical way. • Its fine grinding makes it cover nearly 50% more surface than hand-mixed paint. SWP Is an economical paint because It will cover the greatest amount of surface, wear longest, and look best.â€" Ask us for color cards. FRANK W. DUNCAN Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass and Crockery FLESHERTON 1000 j Resumption Can. Pacific I Great Lakes Service I Paasoii^er service via the Great Lakes U.'anadian PaoiKc route from Port Mc- , Nicull will be resumed uommeucing Sat- urday, May 22nd. The service this â- eason will be maintainod by (the Steani- or« "KeowHtin' tailing Tuosdayd, the "Manitoba" Wednesdays, "Alberta" Thursdays and "Asiinaboii"" on Haliir days from Port MoNicoll at 4 p. in. The "Manitoba" sailing VVcdneadays wil also call at Owen Sound each sailing dnti- [jat lO.m) p. m. Special train will leave j Union Station, Toronto, at 12.45 p. ni . arriving Port MoNicoll 4 00 p. m. Daily except Friday. I For reaervations or other information i rrgardinit this aervice, ooiiiult any , Canadian Pacific Agent, or write M. O Murphy, Diatrict Passenger Agent, Toronto. GrMlay Was Not tha First to Say, "Go Wact, Young Man." Who Bald, "Go west, young man?" Tbe phrase tans often been credited to Horace Greeley, but be was not tb« first to use It anil once denied that b« said It. It was written by John B. It. Soule, a brilliant youns man who ed- ited tbe Terre Haute Express In 1851-a nicbard W. Tbompson of Terre Haute advised blm to go west and grow up with tbe country, adding; "Why, John, you could write an arti- cle that would be attribated to Horace Greeley if you tried." Soule modestly doubted It, but Thompson insisted, and Soule prom- ised to try. Tbe result was an artlcl* in the Express on tbe opportunities ofTered to young men by the west, which began by saying that Horace Greeley could never have giveu bet- ter advice than (hat contained in tba words "Go west, young man." It was B supposititious quotation from Gree- ley, but the article was copied, and pretty soon the supposititious phrase was attributed to Greeley himself. After it bad received wide circulation the New York Tribune came out witli 11 reprint of the Express article, ac- companied by a footnote by Mr. Gree- ley saying tbat be was not the author of the expression, but he fully In- dorsed it ond joined in saying, "Go west, young man; go west"â€" Indian- apolis News. M NKW TF.UM OPKNS ^ ^ JS K P T E M B K R 1 s t, 1 (t 1 6] AT THK OWEN BOUND, ONT. POATALOOUK ON BEQlEhl 0. A. FLEMING, F. 0. A.. Principal. JJD FLEMING Secretary.i OWEN SOUND AN ALCOHOLIC ENIGMA. Fewer Parson* Seem to Drink, Yst More Liquor I* Consumed. It is the testimony of the Internal revenue receipts of our own govem- tiicnt that, notwithstanding the note- worthy extension of tho dry areas by reason of state wide prohibitions and local option laws, consumption of al- coboUc liquor has greatly Increased. In addition to the dry areas establish- ed by political action (we use the term in Its broad sense) there has bccu wide promotlou of personal abstinence be- cause of rules against drinking estab- lished by largo employers of labor, who realize the wisdom of guarding tho safety of employees and the pub- lic against accident, as well as pro- moting general efficiency. We know that In addition to these powerful Influences there has grown up a socinl opposition to Intemperate habits that has a wholesome efTcct iignlnst overindulgence In Intoslcntlug liquors and in favor of total abstinence. In any circle of acquaintances tbe per- sistent drinkersâ€" the men who "make business of It"â€" do not appear to be numerous. Tho question naturally arises in con- sequence. Where does all the liquor go, and who uses It? Increase of popula- tion In the wet areas does not account for all of itâ€" Pittsburgh Chronlcle-Tel- egrapb. An Earl's Duel With â-  Butler. About the middle of tbe last century the Lord Ilosebery of that time was iu Paris, and in paying a call one day ho was received so rudely by tho butler that he complained to his friend of the servant's conduct But the butler bad been a noncommissioned officer In tbe French army, and as such he chal- lenged Lord Rosebery to a daeL Tho earl accepted, and two shots were ex- changed without result But Lord Itosebery was angered at his own con- descension and afraid his antagonist might lay aside bis military rank an! resume his duties as a servant, thus exposing an earl to tbe reproach of having fought with a butler. So ho settled an annuity of £250 on the man on condition that be did not return to domestic service. The condition was faithfully observed on both side*. ^] Canadian National Sept 13 EXHIBITIOIV ^ TORONTO ^^ $130,000 '"„8f^jr $1S0.000 "PATRIOTIC YEAR" Model Military Camp Destritction of Battleships Battles of the Air MAMMOTH Military Display MARCH OF THE ALLIES Farm under Cultivation. Millions in Livestock Government Exhibits THRILLING Naval Spectacle REVIEW OF THE FLEET Belgian Art Treasures Crea tore's Famous Band Blu«st Cat and Dof Show WAR TROPHISS Field Grain Competition GreatM- Poultry Show Acres of Manufactures One Thousand and One New Thin^ to See REDUCED RAILWAY 1UTES FROM ALL POINTS 1 Homeseekers' Special Train . Leaves Toronto eaeb Tuesday coininenc- I ing June 1st, 1915. For the accommodation of Hunieseek- ers and general tourist trattic to Western Canada, tlirouiih trains carryirig Tourist I Sleepers and Colonist Cars will com- mence June 1st, will leave Toronto 10.45 p.m. each Tuesdiy until further notice, running through to Winnipeg. A' lentiun ia directed Co the reroark- •ihly low trip lares in connection with the Ilonie.seekeis' excursions to western- Canada via CdUadiao Pacific railway Ticki'ts arc on sile each Tuesday until • Oct. 2Gth, inclusive, and are good to re- turn wiibin two months from date of sale. Apply to any C. P. R. .Ag?nt for full particulars or wri'e M. G. Murphy, . District Pacsenger Ag^nt, Toronto. Hound Lost Ten Dollars Beward â€" will be pail for information that will lead t« the recov- ery of a hound that strayed from Piice- viile about May 7th. Photographs and a thorou^hdescriptionof ihedogfarnished by the owner on application and all cor- reapondtnce treated confidentiilly. S. L. WRIGHT, Priceville. House and Lot for Sale ' Corner lot opposite the Presbyterian • church, house contains rooms and hath,' cement csllarf, cement cis:ern inside, goodwell and stable. For terms apply on premises, lino. â€"MRS. R. H. WRIGHT, \ Flesbet ton . House and Lot for Sale In Fevers^ am Rout;hci.st house, stable, pig-pen an I poultry house, good large lot, for sale ii the village of Feversh»m. Apply ti E. C.lHammell, Feversham, Got. Phone. 7 July Tenders Wanted Five Sailings Weekly. Port McXicoIl to Sault Ste Marie and< I Fort William. Canadian Pacific Palatial Great Lakes- !Steain»hips leave Port McNicoll, Moo- days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursday*,, and Saturdays for Sault Ste Marie, Port Arthur and Fmt William. Steamship* I Express makinsj direct cnnnecttun ieaves- , Toronto 12.45 p. ni. Particulars fr.im Canadian PaciSc- Ticket Agent, or write M. G. Muiphy,. District Passenger A?er>t, Toronto. Civic Holiday For putting up wire fence around school grounds, Ste. No. 9, Arteniesia. All material on the (;round. I Posts will have to be trimmed. ' Notice is hereby given that Monday,. Tend' rs will be received up till July August 2, will l>e observed as Civic 2(S. Holiday, and the citizens are re<|uestod J. Parli:iment, Sec'y.-Trtas., Eui;enia '" govern ihemselves accordingly. Ontario. -D. McTAVISH, Reeve. CANADIAN PACIFIC GREAT LAKES SERVICE JFIVE SAILINGS WEtlKLY Steamers leave Port McNicoll Mondays, TuesJajs, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, fur Sault Ste Marie, Port Arthur and Fort William. Steamer ".Mniitolia'' from Port McNicol Wednesdays calls at Owen SouhU at I0.;i0 p. m. "Steamship Expres*" leaves Tuninlo at 12.45 p. III. daily, except Kridsy, n.aking direct connectinn with steamers at Port MoNicoll on tailing dtys. Fad Time, Convenient Train Helivt-en Montreal, Ottawa SUMMER TOURS TO PACIFIC COAST 9!!J!Si«^ Includins; " CALIFORNIA EXPOSITIONS Also to Atlantic Coast Resorts. Lake Massaiiofa (Bon Echo). Point-auBaril. Muskoka Lakes. French and Pickerel Rivers. Severn River. Kawartha Lakes. Rideau Lakes, Etc. Sl'MMER TOURISTS FARES NOW IN EFFECT, Service, Modem Equipment ^;)roll•^, Detroit, Chicago Canadian Pacific all the way to Winnipeg and Vancouver No change of Car* or Depot* Part'oulars from Canadian I'aclHc Agent.s, or wiito M. O. Murphy, District IVisst-nyer AsT'iil, Tmi-i-iUo. S. RANDS, AGENT, FLESHERTON NT K SMi IT M « MUMU, UTI TK QClRni CMMM fUTW-TII TNt CNTMl lUfll. ON SALE AT The Advance Office, Flesherton All prices -$20, $32.50, $4'), $65 aud up. Ea<5y terms if wanted Oill ami set> the m.