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Jnnc 22 19lQ THE F L E S n E K T N A D V AN C E BUSINESSCARDS C. P. R. MILITARY CROSS HER(S Societies FBIMOB ABTHl'K I.ODCIB, No. HSS, A.F.4 AM,ni«t'taiu the MtaouioWall. Arm troBR'i Hlook FlDsliortou, every Frldev on or bvfore tbe full uiocn. J. Wridlit W. M if, H. W. HicklinK, Hecretftry. "mow LIEUT. MsARTHUR CAPTURED A trenCH AND 45 GERMANS. DECORATED BY THF. KING. AROSKN FIllKS'OBâ€" KleBbertoD Couiicll of V Clioht'ti f'rioiiilB uiotite In Claytoireball IUhi tnd tliiril WeiUeuley of etch luuutb B ji. ui. fay Kfiiei'KiueiiU to tile ]<o<-order oa orbeforu tee lift <4«yol eacb moiitb. Chief Couuclllor lil4kel«v:Kcoocd«r W U. Uuut. pOURT FLEsr'KRTON. 099, I. 0. F. meet* In vc'liytou'i Itlock the taut Weiliiusdav vvnulnij (I ekcb inniitb. V'.eiliaii Fort'Blera beartily wv come I'. U., G. Ilellauiy ; It. B., (•, I'alrLB Kla. hrc., W. llutkiu. Pleux pay diiui to Pin. Hcc. before tbe firat <l V ol tbe moutb. Dentistry i Dr. E. C MURRAY U D. B.. dental Bargeon ; bODOi graduate of Torouiu Univoreity and Bcyal College o( Dental Suri!ooii3ol Ontario, i Gas adiuiftiiiiBtvred for teeth extraction cfLcf at leaidenco, Toronto Street. Flueherton. Medical 1 P OTTEWELL I Veterinary Sargeon Graduate of Oiitaiio Voterlnary College rarideuce â€" tscoud door «outb west. on kary atreet. Tbia atreet ran* outb PreabyteriaD Ctanrob. i Legal I UCAB. MASEY & hKNllV-IlarristcrB. ( •-' ooilcitors.ejcâ€" I. H. I-iicBB. K. t'. ; W. V., ' Kaney. K. C. : W. l>. Htury, H. A. OUlccs. ' Toronto. hOC-'J TiaJcrs Hank HMb.. phone Ecaiu 1412: Markdalv LucaB lllock, I'boiie 2 A. braBcbotUca at Uuudalk open every haturday. i WKIOHT, TKLFOKD * McDOXALD j liarrister, KolicitorB, Af. Ofllce*. (irey ' ft Ilruca lllock, Owen Koiiud. Htaudaril Hank Mock, Kletborton.iSatiirciavM. W.H. Wright, W. r. ToKord Jr. J. C. McUonall, l^. L.. li. ' Business Cards »« CULLOUGH & VOL'Nd ' liankerB Markdale Oeaeral baokiug buaiDuBa. Money loaned at ruaaooaUla rate* Call ou ua. DUcPHAIC. I.lceneed Anctionee for th, * Cotiaty c f Grey. TciniB moderate an •atis action Kuaratiteed. The arraiigeuiciit and (latFo of Hales can b<> iiiailo at ThK Advaiic* olfi:e. Krf iileiiciand F. < > ' ''jlin. Tnli'iilione C'unuection. Uec. 0, U7 TyM. KAITTIN(». Liceneed Auctioneer foi *' the couniicB of tiiey and Hiincoe. Fariu and Stuck falea a specialty. Teriua moderate. aatiBfaction Kuaranttcl. Arraatie- aieDta for rlaiefl may be made at the Advance olBce. or <'eQtral telei-houH oflice l*evorBbaui or byaddreaeinii me at Keveriham, Oot. R. J. COLQUETTE Feversham, Ont. Aj-ent for tlic Cocksluitt Plow Cos Full Line of Farm Implemenla W.i^'iins, l'ii^;iii'-<, (.'uUims, Sleii;hr, liuil ()a<-<>line Kiijiiiua, Melci'lo I'le.iiii .So|iHi.it<>iH, linker Wind Mil's, I'liiniis, Piping aiiJ !'.[».â-  F\tliii'jH iilways oil liiirnl lli-nity llri*'. of Fcr^u-J, I'aiii TiiiirkM, Liltor Ciiri iors ami si;il>|y li'liiiiis. C")ck«liutt iiiul FroMt .V VV.i.mI lli-liaiin illWAyS nil llHTnl It was announced recently that Se- cond-Ueut. William B. McArthur. o( tbe l8t BatUllon Uoyal Scuts (MslUers, second son of Mr. and Mra. McArthur, of Danebury, Moiiteui uoad, Mew Maiden, has been awarded tliu MUilary Cross for consplcuoiiH Kallan- try at the Front. The deed for whIcU he received the award Is officially de- scribed as follows by the "Surrey Co- met." of May 20th last: â€" For conspicuous duterniinatlon when In charge of a working party. Witli twelve men he captured and brought back as prisoners over forty armed enemy. The gallant officer, who Is 22 years of ago. returned on leave from Franco last week, and by Koyul Co; luind, attended at HuckiuKhuiii I'alaoe on Wednesday moriiing to receive his de- coration at the hands of liis Majenly the King, along with a number of other young officers. The f'-iU story of the young officer's gallunc deed may now be told - a deed In which he displayed a coolness and presence of mind which enabled him to extricate himself and his small iiar- ty of men from a perilous position and at the same time capture as prison- er.5-of war no fewer than 45 armed Gfrmaunl > In the early morning of March 27th It was decided to explode three mines In the St. Kloi salient, and l.ieut. Mc- Arthur, with twenty men of the Uoyal Scots Fusiliers, were entrusted with some dangerous work in the vicinity of these mines. Before the Lieuten- ant and his men could return to sate ty the mines exploded and the con- tour of the ground was so altered by the explosions that in tlie darkness the party lost I heir way. As they Were proceedin:; cautiously in whut they thought wiis the direction of tlie British trenclips. five figures suddenly appeared in fri,iii of tliem. Immedi ately on Lieut. McArtliur cliallenHng the strangers, "Who goes tliere . ' - an illuminatit!j: sliell burst and rvoal- ed the helmet of a Cerman officer who was the lading man of the five "Halt:" sliouted Lieut. McArthur, at the same time drawing his revol ver and dropping on his knee. Two Phots rang out in the darkness, and the Cerman officer fell, mortally wounded; with the remaining three rounds an equal number of the offi- cer's companions were accounted for. A corporal with the party then came up from behind, and Meut. McArthur. telling the corporal to rest his rifle on his (tlie Lieutenant's) shoulder, the fifth man was disposed of. While the German officer was lying on the ground he called for the "brave British officer" to come to liim. Sus- pecting treachery, however, the offi- cer not having been disarmed. Lieut. McArthur deemed It advisable not to comply Willi the request, and proceed- ed with liis duties. As the ('all for the Uritisli officer was repeated, the corporal eventually went to ascertain what the (lerman officer wanted. On reaching him llio C.erman took an Iron cross off his breast, and handed it to the corporal with tbe request that it should be given to his officer. Llout. McArthur tlien made his way cautiously ahead, and to his surprise came upon a trench full of Germans! Maintaining his presence of mind, liDwever, he turned to his handful of men, v.hicli now numbered six, and flioutod, "Come o:i. my lads, give tlieni a volley I" Tlie click of tlie ri- fles proved sufficient for the Huns, who shouted. "No slioot, no shoot, camarade." and threw up their hands In token of surrender. With an empty revolver In one hand and a cane in the other, the l;rave young officer advanced to the edge (if the trench and made signs lo the Germans to get out of it, which tliey gladly didâ€" 4,'i of them, all fully armed! Tlie remainder of Lieut. Mc- .\rtliur's little party now came up. and the Germans were disarmed, made prisoners and marched to the British trenches. Dawn now commencing to break, the advance of the little party with their prisoners became extremely dan- gerous, and on one occasion they had a narrow escape of being shot down liy the men in the British trenches, being mistaken for an attacking party of tfte enemy. However, this danger was ultimately averted and tl:o party arrivivl safely at the British trenches Willi their prisoners, and their appear- ance naturally caused no little sur- prise. Lieut. McArthur was connecied with the Passenger lleparlment of tlie Can- adian Pacific Ilailway In London, ICng. 'lie ('^iii.i'liiiii N'aiiuf uliniMs assocla- ti'Mi 1 '•|.tcil ii i.N>!u' inn ili-cliirin^ fir liiiiii>'ili'i (• ri'i^islra'ioT,. Feversbatn* Ontario Bull for Service Pino lired Hliorthi>rn luill, Kin|ier<ii - 81i,"(:!7 f"r Kvivn;.^ Mil I.. I 2!(, S. S. It., ArlfiiieHiii. Telins SI .'!) for -I'mh-f. Pure liir.l cowH ?;',()(>. Pure 111 ed T.iiinAor' li 111.; f'l scrvio- on till! rIiovo lot. Term-' SL-'iO f n' lU «t iinuli. Seivi'.l •niiit he [I lid for. OSeiiKi -- \\ . 1. M< HtN For Service t';.l-«elv'iic on I M iL', r II. It, O-liliy, one purclir' (1 Slmr'li' rn Itiill. 'i'lMot- • L.'iO. Alh'i 11111 |.i.re lirul Vorl<.NliiM' ISoiil', 1'riiiis fl.lHI. All iKCMiiiit' ^lll^l lie pHid 111 KItl'.lJ rVI.KIl, Miii.aufr, of <;. H. mUKF, I'm |. lie'. r. - 1 ^«|. Tamworths For Sale j| SPRING TERM ^ A •â- '• -I" 2§ ^ iiWKN snrXD, ONT. ^ fgilpc"^ Monday, April .'<rd i^ ^ .'^: 'I Ii'Tn n<-(i lid'.nilli' :i:i I I o >' tttf tt^ The yoillli,' woiiu'ii hlioiild lie^loW* B^lii Hollar |iit>|iHi'il loOK hI mice Io^^ ^li I 111. iiliici'.'i ,f I ho cilice iiieii'^ i^Write for Particularsfa ^ and Circulars. ^ «? (.'. A. vi.KMis-,;, Y (â-  ,\., S^ 8? iviiiciini gyp g^i. I> l'I,r;Ml.N(; S,.oiet«ry.^ g?! OWIi\ SOUND - ONTARIO ^ I!car (or Service I have Home exlni kocJ y..un,> Bt.ick nt j Tlie undersiniicd his n lliorotiulil.icd iireaeiit both h x. n'ho one yniitiL! sow, . Viirksliire JliiHr for cervice on lot 11, con. III , „ , . lircd t -fuTow iiiSciif. Will.. , r phone i «. '>Npr»y- lerniM SI .(Id. <;«". w, l^.^^ Mx*. II P. (». j ki{KDsP(iki.'aI!I». NEW SUITINGS | I I Ni!\v .Siiitiiij^s ju.st U) hand â€" .soiiio (if tli(! noliliiost. weaves to be (oiukI uny- wliore. IjWivc your order now Cor tliat new suit. You will never regret it. Satisfaction guaranteed. Don't forget that we do clefming, pre.s.sing find lepairin.,'. Oiii- prices arc ri^litand our work i an iliip i.s the Yery best. I 'I he |il.ili ill the coiitiiy of (irey is !>' riise i?lilii,Ol() for ilii' C.iiiiulinii I'ntiio ie Kuiiil. it IS |ir.i|i .sell to ilo lliis In till- i-ouiiiy LMiiiu'il p.^ikiiii; II sjieci il li'»y. In rcsiiecl to lliM iiiilt-r it is iiiteiv>!io!.; iiiid uriitif) iii^ lo kiitiA' tliiit the iiit'iiii ivo mom io*iiid seeuriiii ihs Iir^ iiii'ili I of iiii'lic) c line fimu the loiMi ct' |0»eli t-'oiliid wliii.li Iiut lii.--l Wirk siili .sori'ieil iluiiily S!."Hl,Olltl .HI I rtillin lultli till! li:ive to (iiiy iiiu'-eii;litli of llii' SllKI, (HMi liy tiixiitioii. It shows II iiiu' .-jiiiit. .1 ki-eii iiileresl >ii ihii lioys in khaki, alio displiijsa 8i>n«e of I'laiitnile I iit i- adiiiirHlilo. â€" Collini'wi nd BiilMiii. ll I'lii.uli ',;oi's li iiil,niiit, ;iml i« oi y ! iiiile to jiiy 1(1 cents on tie ilillii tlie euivo will lie this runil miil duliveiy It ii I s|i!i'iiili 1 tliiiii. tliis goiii^' out t,, ill,. r md itml neMiiii; (he iiiiil. Th:' fiiiiii.| llll.s 1 lie ti'WIl UI.-IM nil luMlcll -I f U' II- C'lufui t is i-oiiceno' ', aiul cxciyou,' i Ljlid lo sn- liiiii net iho n:'nl I line's tl this lite, hut it i.s the everlislini; ,<io\vtli ilic » J stem tli;.t i,< toin^ lo |i,.i (^ iiml . on (1 |. ll' Ilk, iiii4 ll.o ii'MTiit olitiii.i'i' from 8onm roll's 11 tin- y.iais woiilJn'i |iny t'le ?o«t for oil' year. Hmvi'Vi-i I ttliiU' the boon is lie n^ ii'i.ssed ai. iind ;i I is H i|Ueer |i' e «li ih does n. I wuiii it, nnd every member IS Hn\iou» t.i hecuic ' all he can for lis liilin^. T.ie iiiihI nini ,d livery i< the i;reatest liinu the ijoveni iiu'iit eviM (I ll fill the fiiiiiier.*, Imt it i- i'X| iii^ife.- Piuce Heriild. (Ill 11 Bol iiii'a slu ii'ili r ; oil nolici) ll I litters, IN K. Few pi'oplc kn.'iv il;e iiietiiiiin if ihese iiiitii'ii, it tiiii ^ > si'i-ret of (lie Hiildiers, if )ou don't loli the |iersiin who borrows y.iur i iiiH'r we'll Uoi'. They sfind for " 1 Never Fiirt," hilt WiiUh him '.vlie I lie oo's off duty |irovi<Iiii« lie isii'i ll niiiriid iii.mi - loi' Koiiii) of tlie litter 'hiiik ihi initials re|iiesent "I Need Fondling.' â€"Kx. MASSEY HARRIS \ IMPLEMENTS S. J. BOWLER Sole Agent for the Hobberlin Tailoring. I TliJN fiinioiis niiike ol iiiiploineii'M Is well kiioAii lilt over lli» oountry and iheiidwii t'l'od Work is the liem ii'i-oiii nieiidiiii 11 ll'iiy cm rtcoive. If y.'U rri|Uiie Hii)thiiiii in Iho line of Blin'eis, MoniLs, hi'i'd Drill", CiillivHiol,'-', Pulp HIS, PI .MS, Sleighs, WuiKjona, Ci, iim â- SeparHt'Ts, lliirowN. liilleis. Ciiliin'; Boxes, Kii»ihij;e (^iitteli, (issotine t •• i{iiieK, Siiwini; outlils, etc , niveus c. 'uhanee lo i|Uoie priceH. John Wright, - Agent Flcshcrton sSSSiSSSi: .ffr m a I tei tei icj Wi Handy Helps for f^\ Spic and Span Homes Of course, you are going to "Paint Up" this spring. There's the bedroom, parlor or dining room wall to be re-finished. There are Floors to be painted, stained> varnished or wsrxed. There's the Oil Cloth or Linoleum to be made Spic and Span. There's the Furniture and Woodwork to be brightened. , Here are six "SPIC AND SPAN" FINISHES that we can freely recommend for this work :; •TliEU-TOME" Flat Tints for the walls' "WOOD lAC" \'arnish Stains "MARBIE-ITE" Floor Varnish "l!Ql)ID WAX", for hardwood floore "SENOUR'S FLOOR PAINT", the old reliable "VARNOIEIM", to beautify and preserve OU ^ Cloth and Linoleum, We know that these Finishes are the best of their kind. They are "Made in Canada" â€" and we guarantee that you will be perfectly satisfied with the results you get when you use any, or all, of thenu 1 \ You'll soon be putting up Pickle* and Pretcrvei. You'll need labcU for the jars. Come in and |et a set of Pruit Jar Labels â€" printed and famated. ^V'e tive Uiem free to our fricndi. 71 (1) Specimens of Banff Buffalo. (2) Three Good Fellows. (3) A Banff Polar Bear. IN the Canadian Zoo at Banff, Alber- ta, within tlie Ilocky Mountains Park and along the C.P.K., both nt the zoo adjoining the museum and out at the animal paddock about two miles east of the town, there tire fine epeclmens of buffalo, moose, elk, deer, I'erslan !>hf>ep, /\n.gortt goats, boar, wolves, coyotes, lynx, badgera, mar- tens, and .X number of the smaller animals. Six yak, originally presented to the Dominion Government by the Duke of Hertford, were tendered by the former to tUo Hocky Mountains Paik. The, were brought to Banff from the exper- imental farm at Brandon, and are now in u healthy and flourlsliing condition. Their iiuaint appearance, causing them to be objects of much Interest. The park commissioner suggests that it would be an Interesting experiment lo attempt to cross one of the buffa- lo hulls with one of the yak cows. In the Zoo, adjacent to the mus- eum, may lie seen the following ani- mals of the Ilocky Mountains: Black btarfl, t"lnn*iron boars, griz- zly hears, red foxes, kit foxes, tim- ber wolves, coyotes, lynx, American panther (or mountain lloni. badgerfl,i pIno martens, porcupines, mountain gopher, albino gophers, marmots, fox syulrrels, black squirrels. Canada geese, hawks, golden eagles, blacM headed eagles, owls, pelican. The following animals, from dlstand parts of the world, may be seen in thfl Zoo: Kingtail monkey. Theses monkeyw polar bear, raccoons, orange s(]uirrel« silver pheasants, golden pheasants, Amherst pheasants, reeves pheasanti, common pheasauts, pea towU. I '« School Children's Eyes. CANADIAN PACIFIC New Train Service- Now In Effect TORONTO-LONDONâ€" DETROIT-CHICAGO Many lives have been ruineo thiouj^h neglected eyestrain in cliiiJ'hood. 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:. "THK MlCllUiAN SPKCI.'M. Lv. 'I'orouto, .11 ."id p.m. Dully (K I' ) ' Oali 2,111 a.m. " " \Voodst.>ok;l ;>0 a.m. " " " lioniloii . . .4 4:t a.m. " '* " CliHlhiuii.'.lK' » 111. tViiiiloir Mi'U S MO •• " " Windnor ciH 8.50 " " *' Detr.iit Ft siO oO rictioit Mil! 7 .")<• " " (O.T.) D-iu t • 8.S5 Ai. Chicn o " a ."(0 p.m. " " Through elec'ric lighted ktitndaitl K'i>e|iiiitf OHis Toronto'-Dutroi*, and Toronto- Chiongo. .\i l.v Lv Ar. •THKtO' KKN CMTY Loodtin .... ll.tKla.in. \> \V. odveck . . . .!•;«> «.m. KU\x . 10 2!»i4,.ii. Helps .Ij-. . . ..10 .">7 H.iii Tomn II . . . . . ..P.M5 |,,u. lil, Ar LONDON PASSKNtiEK Pe'iot (Fort S .)7.i>'> j>.iu, 1> Wio'tsor (JPK). . 7.4>~i p III. Tilhiiiy . K;14 p.m. ' «^!ii.th.in !••>> p.,„. liUidon l".."»'> (i.m. tily fro .1 v* < v« «")' 0. P. Tick** Agent, ot W.B. Howatd D.P.Agent., Toronto. â- ^^.^^ iii-**^, 'jf; i''.