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ctober 21. 1015 THE F L E S H E R T ON ADVANCE < .It EsrtablisKec) over Foriy-onfi^^ars THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA ASSETS OVER $48,000,000 The A, B, C of Banking Perfect Safety. Quick Assets. JC^Ii^^lc Service i- We solicit your account in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT FLEsHERTON BRANCH CEO. MITCHELL, D D B Manager. Brandies also at Durhaoi and Harristom C. p. R. Time Table. Trains leave Fleshercun Station as follows : Going South Going North , 7.33 a. ni. /♦^w 11.3t> a.m. ' 4.27 p.m. \ 9.18p.m. I The mails aro osed at Fleaherton a.j i ollows : For the north at; 10.40 a.m. and | 7 p.ra. ; and the afternooii mail sonth as 3.40 o'clock. For morning train south , â-  Jnajl close at 9 p. m. the previous ev'g. | VICINI Y CHIPS â- Â». Mrs. J. M^A'hurston and Nisa Myrtle Thurston yf Chicago are guests of Ye Edit jr. ' Ti)€ leaves have fallen and the birds JUei winging siutbward. winter is nol far aw»y. Mr. and Mrs. A S. Thurston of To- ronto are guests of the furmer's parents here. Mrs. J. D. Clark of Ottawa is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. \V, Airastrong, whose health ia ve'y poor. Miss Mae Jaraieson of Mont Clair, New ,Jeraey, came homo last week lo see her brother, Bert. Miss Olif Henderson left Tuesday on an extended visit with her sister in Toronto. Call in and see the Columbia cabinet Grafunola, which sells at $()U to •$<)5, according to tiiiish. At the Advance office. Miss Freda Mathewsou of the suburbs gave a corn ri ajl party lo thirteen of her little friends on Friday eveniui; last, when a most delightful time wan spent. Mr. W. J. Gordon of Toronto and Mr. Charles Turner of Eugenia vie ilcd Paisley fiiends. Mr. Gordon, who has leen visiting at Eugenia, returned to Toronto this week. Mr. Frank Tait of Lucknow spent a few â- Anya in town this week. Mrs Tait and three children, who have been visiting â- hiv parents here returned home with him. Mrs. MoFaddeu, four childri;ii, and Mrs. Conn of Mono Centre, spent the week end with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waller. Messrs. Thomas, Richard and Elijah Benthani aid R. Wilcock tnotorcd to CollingWfod on Saturdiy :iud visited the former's aunt, Mrs. Weir, at Siughamp- tUD. Herbert King, charged with the mur- der of Edward Nicholson, a little boy twelve years of age, at Owen Sound in March list, was found guilty at the Assizai last week and sentenced lo be hanged un Doc. 22. Word was received here la>t week that Thos. Daviii, ton of school trustee Wm. Davis of Flesheiton, had been wounded in the head and was sutfetin^^ from shock. We underotand that he ia in a liospilal in England. The opening meeting i f the i.ewly â- ^ organized Young People's Society of the Methodist church will be held Nov. 1 at 8 o'clock and wid take the form of a H-tllowe'en social. A uood proifram will be provided, followed hy Hallowe'en stunts and a suitable lunch. Everybody « eicome. The Advance had a pleastnt ctll on Monday from Rev. Mr. Waugh of Dun- dalk and Rev. E. E. Braithwat'e of Lot;- donUniversity. The latter gcDtleni.'tn visited the hi^h school, as mentioned elsewhere. He was simply delighted with that hall of learning and e.xpressed won- der that a more advanced course was not taken up with the f.acilitiis at hand. The following have been added to the RjII of Honor this week : Frank Patton and Howard Mc.\ulay. Tliese two young men enlisted for the war on Monday and will go into training at Owen Sound this week. Winslow Kor- nahan and Harry Thornbury of Fever- aham and W. Grundy of Pnceville have also enlisted. The latter has already one brother killed and another wounded at the fronl. Eight rtcruits went up fi om here to Owen Sound i)n Wednesday morninu. Another name which must be ufided to the Roll of H-mor is that of Herbert McLcod, who enlisted in Toronto some time ago. and wlwse name was omitted in last week's list. Th's last bunch makes tif'iou recruits from Fle.shi'rt('ii. Do not forget the afternoon meeting for women and girls in the town hall, Fleshertou, Thursday, October 28 at 2.30 p.m. (better farming coaches) will be at this station for inspection on the same day from 9.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. All members of the Women's Institute are also requested to have their Red Cross jam, jelly and fruit at Mrs. W. Moore's before the date of Oct. 30. Crown i|Uarta are required. There are certain young othcers in this county who are not making a success in the recruiting campaign, because they do not propose to go to the war themselves yet have the temerity _to ask others to go. These men should throw otf their commi- sioos and let men with warmer blood in their veins step into their shoes. Men are wanted, but it requires considerable assurance on the pirt of an othcer to »sk young men to go where he will not lead. The public have their eye on the men referred to. Rev. Mr. McVic-ir of the Presbyterian church occupied the pulpit of the Metho- dist church twice on Sunday, services in hia church having been withdrawn. Rev. Mr. Dudgeon preached anniversary ser- mons at Protou Station. Mr. McVicar made a strong appeal at the eveuiiiu ser- vice for donations to the Red Cross. This was the first time the mother country had ever appealed to Canad:> in a like manner, showing the necessity. The M»aford Road, Vandeleur, Meth- odists, will hold their anniversary and fowl supper tm Sunday and .Monday next Oct. 24 and 2.'). On Sunday two services will be held, at which Rev. Dr. Citldweil of Shelburne will preach- 2.30 aud 7.30 p tn. Supper will be served Monday evening from 5,30 to 8 p.m., after which a program will be aive" by Fleslietton choir and others. Dr. Sproule is ex- pected to take the chair, and H. H. Midler of Hanover will give an address. Admission only 25 and 13 cents. The high school was honored lust Monday by a visit from Rev. George Waugh of Dundalk and Dr. E. E. Braithwaitp, i.resident of Western I'lii- versiiy, London. After ciinuratul.iting the teachers .iiid scholars on the marked success that had been attained by the School, and stimulating them to keep the highest idoaU ever before them, Dr Braithwaiie spoke of the decided forward movement that was in progress at the Western. Large additions lo the faculty have recently been made, bo h in the .Arts and the Medical departments. New laboratories have been installed, and all fully equipped with the be.^t' apparatus obtainable. The revenue of the institu- tii)ii has more than doubled in two year.s, the attendance is rapidly incieifcing, and in every way the Western is pushing forward vigorously iuto the front rank. The Methodist harvest home services at Eugenia on Sunday, Oct. 10, and fowl supper on the Monday evening following, proved a grand success. The seinions preached by Rev. Mr. Wiillico were strojiij and helpful. The thank -utieriug 01) Sunday amounted to Slti.W. The Weather for both was perfection and on Monday ni«ht the church wa-\ tilled to its utmost capacity. The proceedi for Miinday were 88t). 49, unking a t.>lalof $102 85 for both days. .\11 were delight- ed with the png'am. The ntlicials of the church desire to express their thanks to those who helped and to the Prefby- teriaii friends for use of the b;iaeiiieiit of their ehurjh for the supper. ivecepcion lo i.^orp. jamieson t->yi»f-»»'^'-"^'>M^-w:^t,;-.»vw-:'^vw^fa,-i.<^\i.-..^-w^vj,^,M'^iM.v.^-.>v^^v.--^ -rv.....-,..^ Thurston â€" Wright The marriage took place on Thursday evening, October 14, in Sherhourne street Methodist church, Toronto, of Miss Tille Wright, youngest daughter of the late R^'V. .John Wriaht, of Loi.dondeiTy, Ireland, and Mrs. E.Wright now of Dau- phin, Manitoba, to Mr. A. Stanley Thurston, editor of ths Weekly .Sun, Ton n'o, oldest sou of W. H. Thurston of Flesherion. Rev. T. G. Brown ortic- ia'eJ. Mr. and Mrs. Thuistou will re- side at 31 The Oaks, Baiu ave., Toronto. Property For Sale For sale in the villhge of Eugei.iii, a store and dwelling combined â€" good s'able, never failing woll, a lumber of fruit trees, hi^f acra lot, well fenced. For terms and particulars apply to John Bolnnd, Vmdeleur, or P Miiiishaw, Euaeiii<v, executors of the late Richard Smith estate. Corp. Bert Jnmioson.lho returned sol- dier who was gassed M St. Julieu, was given a public reception in the audiioiium of the high tchool on Tuesday uv«nuig of last week. X torchlight prooe.ssiwn lieaded by the band and followed by ueveual autos called at his niother's residence aed took po.^se&si(U) of the young ina». Ha was carried on the shoulders of a eouplo of stalwart young men and dopofiitcd in an easy chair on the platfuroi to face an audience that filled the auditorium. Reeve McTavish was in the choir and \ announced the programe which consisted; of pitriot c addresses by Revs. Dudgeon ^ and McVicar and Mr. M. K. Rchaidson, ! songs and recitations. '. A pleasing fetUure of the evening was | the calling to tho platformt of four young ^ men who have enlisted but had not yet) gone to Owen Sound to drill, namely: â€" T. Chard, Joe. LeGard, C. Adams, and j Elwyn Jamieson a brother of the returned j hero. Each of these young men had toj make a speech. After the program cotfee and cake were distributed and a p'easmt evening brought to a o!osa. F. G. KARSTEDT, FLESHERTON KARSTEDT BROS. . PRICEVILLE 4 )dds and Ends^ j LOST and FOUND I Lostâ€" On fair day in Priceville, between the C.P.R.siation and Watson's hall, i lady's gold wrist watch. Finder p'ea«e communicate with this ottice. ^ Overcoat Lost- On Thursday, October 7, between Durham and Rock Mills, a long, black overcoat. Finder please leave it at The Advance oHice or .send it by express to Vernon Johnson, Stayner, On tario. Lostâ€" On Feversham fair day, on Htli line, between Feversham and Eugenia, a ladies hand satciiel, containing several small articles. Finder please leave at this otfice, or at H. Cairns', Eugenia. _Lostâ€" On the evening of Friday, Oct. 15, between Inistioge and Orange Valley, ladies' fur (sabler) neck scarf, about forty inches long, brown satin linirig. Finder please leave at this ortice. ARTICLES FOR SALE For Sale â€" A good driving hor'e, also a good buggy and harness, will sell cheap. T. Chard, Flesherton. Driver Wanted â€"Will exchange heavy .spring tillie, and give difference for young driving m ue. App'y to J. A. Gruiniuett, Maxwell. For Sale â€" 1 have decided to sell my outfitâ€" horse and bugstyâ€" tho linest outfit in the community. I nied the money Rev. James Dudi;eon. Ladies' New Fall Coats LADIESâ€" We Lave out- new Fall Coats in the very latest styles aud colors, aud ihe prices are right. Call aud see our coats before you buy. Mcn*s New Fall Overcoats We just opened up this week a uew Hue of ilea's aud Boys' Ovarcoats iu cbiuchilla aud tweed, with abawl colars, prices from $10 to $20. Some rare bargains. Come and see tbcm. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦4>4^>>***>>**4****4-4.4>**4* Hardware Blankets Have you bought your Hor!=e Blankets yet? If not call at Karstedt's aud see his stock. Heaters We have a full range of Heaters in. Just the thing you want for the winter. Stoves What are you looking for in a Cooking Stove? We have different kinds. Call and give us a trial. We have everytliing you want in Hardware. Also a nice range of Dishes. 444444'******>******t**>******'^******-^**-^******>***^*******^***^**'»'*4**4* Produce We are paying this week for produce â€" Eggs 28c. per dozen. Butler 25c. per pound. Bring your produce to Karstedt's aud get the highest for your produce. When in town give us a call. n 1-1 » ^^ A Representative Wanted â€" FORâ€" The Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries ! To sell in Flesherton and district. A chance of a lifetime to do a big trade , among the fanners aa well good ornamen- ' tal business in the town. Exclusive territory. Handsome free outfit. Highest conimissions. Wi-ite for terms. Stone & Wellington Fonthill Nurseries (Established 18;i7) TORONTO - ONTARIO ^^^^'^^^^^^^'V^ %%^^%^%^ Seasonable Colt For Sile--RisinK three years old, black in color, weight between eleven and twelve hundied lbs. John Wright, Flesherton. For Sale or Rout- Store and dwelling lately occupied by D. W. Widenian, in Fuvetshain. Will sell or rent cheap, and on easy terms, if sold. Apply to R. J. Sproule, Flosheiton, Ont. For Saleâ€" Lot 144, Toronto Line, 01 acres, half mile from Flesherton,. "HI acres in good cultivation, balance wood and [jasture, well watered. Good bank barn and hou.so. Apply to Andrew Wickens. Legal Blanks For Sale â€" R. J. Sproule keeps constantly on hand and for sale cheap a full stock of Deeds, Mortgages, Wills and all other U'ijal blanks. .Any requirins! such will find it to thcir^ intei- est to give him a call. For sale cheap and on easy terms. Lot 13, Coll. 11, Osproy, 110 acres. This is a first class farm and in a good state of cultivation. Good bank b.irn and new frame dwelling. Apply to R. J. Spr,>ule Flesherton MISCELLANEOUS The Dominion Feather Co. ate located on George street, Markd^le, and are making the Soft Roll Feather Mattrei.", also Down Comforters. Your old bed- ding put ill .sanitary condition at small cost. We a'so buy old feather beds. Drop a card to Box 10!), Markdalo, and our a<>ent will call. Private funds lo loan on real estate security at reasonable rate of iu'erest. .Apply to R. J. Sproule, Flesherton. sept 23 Notice is hereby I'iven that Ine Agiiicy for the Sydenham Mutual Fire losurance Company, formerly held by tho late W. G. P.ckell, has been taken over hy U. B. McLean. Priceville. R. R. No. 2. Wantedâ€" .â- Vii iiidustrious man who can earn 8100 per month .ind expenses fo'l- ing our produce to larniers. Musi have some means for stalling expenses and furnish contiact signed by two respon- sible men. Address W. T. Rawleig!) Co., Toronto uivinir age, occupation and references. The Dundalk I'lodiice Co. of Dun dalk and 9 Ceiilral Market, Hamilton, in paying this week for butter in tubs 2Uc. aiiri your own bax baclf. If it is too far (o): son to come, take Liiriis with your neighbor.'). We doti't sell to any wholesale bouse. CATTLE STRAYED Strayed from the promises of the un- dersigned, lot Lit"), con. H. Osprey, six head of cattle as follows :- 4 yearlings- j â- J red with wliilo face, 1 biiiidlo and one spotted ; also two '.iyoar-olds â€" 1 briiidio j and 1 spotted, both dehorned. Send iiiforniiitioii to 1 WM. THOMPSON, I R. R. -, Singbanipton. j ONIONS Onions of exccllen: â- |uality for .^.ile. Price, lie. per pound for ?."> pounils or more. Telephone Jos. Buchanan, Flesherton Oi.tario. Free until 1916. Have you subscribed yet for the Youth's companion for I91»(? Nowislhotimolodo it, if you ar not already a subscriber, for you will gel all the issues for tho remain- ing weeks of r.ll.") free from tho tune your subsciptii)!! with i\l.-o is received. The fifty- two issues of I'.UC) will le crowded with good reading for young and old. Reading lliat leaves you, when you lay the pai er down, better informoil, with keener .ispiraiioii.<, with a broader outlook on life The Companion is ;. good paper to tie to if you have a growing family and for general reading, as Jus- tice Brewer once said, no other is neces- sary. If you wish to know more of Ihe III illiant list of contribut irs, British as well as Amerio'kii, who will write for the new volume in IDlli, and if you wish lo know somelhinp of tho new sloriej for 1".>1(>, bit us send you free tho forecast for U(H>. Every new subscriber who sends $'2 2.") for 1!(1(; will receive, in addiiitui to this year's free issues. The Companion Home Calender for lilKi. THE YOLTH'S COMPANION, Boston, Mass, New subscriptions rocsned at this office. Mr. Richard Poachy of Waldeinar had a narrow escape from instant doalh on Tuesday. He was employed by W. T. Stewart, who is coni-lructing a silo on tho fartn of Thomas Bell of Cataract. He and Stewart were ou the top of the stiuoture, when part of it gave way and Peachy was 1 brown to theground -a distance of I!i.' feet. Dr. Thonins of Calodon was iimied- iatoly summoned and after examination it was found he had only sustained a suvdl scalp wound. Poachy is liO years ot age and it is a wonder no bones were bioken. Yesterday he was nearly himself again and was i.akcii to his horn.' by Mr. Stjwart Snii, F urniture At the Flesherton Furni- ture Warerooin.-' Such as Spring Beds, Mattresst.s, Baby Carriages, Bedroom Sets, Parlor Pieces, Parlor Sols, etc. Here are three special art clis for <|uick sale: 1 Heavy Oak Dining Kooin .Si-t, leatherette upholsleriiiu', '< pieces, only S16.5l>. 1 Oak Exleiisiim Tajle, mily Sl-t.illi. 1 tjuarleied Oak Boutfet, 12x40 mirror, a beautiful thing, only 827.00. I Our prices will sumd the lest with any firm. Come and see what you buy before you buy, then buy what you see. W. H. BUNT FURNITURE DEALER •PHONE 23 R2 Flesherton - Ontario. lif mwi. Carefully Corrected Each Week ^^'•'e^t 8.-. lo yo ^"'•s 34 to :« Pea« 81 2.1 to I 2.'> Barley- 45 to 50 Buckwheat 05 to (iO ^"•"ur 82 '.to to »;$ 25 "»>•â- â€¢. f 15 00 to 15 00 Butter 26 to 20 Eggs, fresh 28 lo 28 Potatoes per bag a\) to 50 Geese 11 to 11 Ducks 11 to li P"w' 8 to 9 t^h'ckens 10 to 11 Tiirueys 14 to 15 ^ •-pHE ONLY MAN ^ ^X i WHO SHOULD ^ g NOT ADVERTISE IS ^ X THE MAN WHO HAS ^ g NOTHING TO OF- ^ ^ FER IN THE WAY ^ X OF SERVICE AND ^ ^ SUCH A PERSON ^ ^ IS A DEAD ONE- ^ School Children's Eyes. WHETHER HE ^ KN O WS I T-OR X ^ NOT. ^ Many lives have been ruineo through neglected eyestrain in chiidhood. The eyes of every child should be examined. We have made a special study of this branch of optics, and guarantee satisfaction. Consultation free. W. A. Armstrong. Homeseekers' Excursions To Western Canada Particular attention is directed co the reniarkibly low Round Trip Faros ii connection with Homeseekers' Kxcur sions to Western Canada via Canadini' Pacific Railway. I Tickets are on sale each Tuesday unii j October 2Cth, inclusive, and are good t^ return within two nii>nths from (Ute ol sale. The C. P. R. oH'ors the timst possibl 'e(|uipinent and fastest train service vii 01)0 of the most scenic nnid'S in th world. I It is the only lino opeiating ihrouijl I .standard aiid tourist sleej)in« cms, als I dining cars to Winnipeg and \'ancouvei I .Ml eipiipmenl is owned and opernti'd b; the (.". P. R., afi'ording the highest torn of otiiciency. If such a trip is under consideratioi apply lo any C. P. R. Aaent for fu narticulars lU' write M. G. Muiphv D.P. A , Toronlo. Elbert Hubbard ^ in the Fra %tf Our Clubbing List Tho following prices are for strictly pai.l in advance subscriptions only. Wa ave no accounts with other papers. Kleshertoii Advance $ I 00 Youths Companion 2 00 Toronto World, daily 3 00 Toronto Daily News 2 00 Weekly Globe .... .... 96 Mail-Empire 75 Family Herald & Star 90 Toronto Slar 2 00 Farmer Sun 90 Farmers .Advocate 1 50 Weekly Witoess 90 Sat Ill-day Night ,. 3 00 Home .journal 90 Poultry Review 40 Rod and Gun magazine 90 R. i. COLQUETTE Feversham, Ont. Agent for the Cockshutt Plow Cos Full Line of Farm Implementa Wagons, Buggies, Cutters, Sleight, and Gasoline EnjHnos, Melolte Cream Separators, Baker Wind Mills, Pumps, Piping and Pipe Fittings always oil band. Bcalty Bros', of Fergus, Barn Track.s, Litter Carriers and slalile fitlinas. Cockshutt and Frost & Wocd Repairs always on hand, Fttv«r$bam, Ontario .^., .r-'