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mm MMUMMWHT* ^ ViHPi October 11 1017 THE F L E S II E I? r ^• ADVANCE 1 A very 8ueces<ful n^relin;; of llis W.l. «/iCGl)crto n ^ &urtnrt **" '"â- *''* "" '''* *'*' '""'• *' "'* '"""* •"' I Mis. JUiiiinoud, where il was decUed to »B ia.lopexien' newnpaper, publiiihed every j seud UliriKticaa ln.xcs to all our boys rhiirjtav at th' officf, CoUiugwood Street, I „ ,, _., ,,. , ,, . ,, ^•l«hfrt«n Sub«:rii.tio.. price $liH;r annum I »"">â- '' '''"s^''. The W . I. »,ll beiir «11 Vhen iMiidlnadvance ilLftOwhen notso im.dj ihe rx|>ent<e. All m\u> wouKI like to Adv.r>iMiwr.teiioi^»PPli^c»^tt""- C'"="'»"'"» contril-ute to the.e boxes bhould hunJ H Thur«ton Editor' then contributions to Mi-3. A. Hoy, the sBcretary, on or before t)ct. Ki. Mrs. A. Smith iMiided in ('J, uiado by relli'ig tlowcis fioui her own gaiileii, to be used I tor Ued Cross wotk. Much credit is due This farmer.s are b i y lokius their Mt». Smith for the t«ay the hfs worked roots, the poll to s are turiiins ou ever since the wiir comniei.cid. exceptionally well. [ Misee.s Mil'er iiiiJ Und of Shclburne Mis. Duesbury of Toronto, is visiting ,»fe visting fiiend.s here. W. Feversliam Items friends in this locality. ! R. Park is spcndin'j( ii ffW ditys in t,U» Whiteoak »f Toronto, visited with 1""i"nl'>- her parents over the hoUdiy. K. Brackcnbuiy of Connietou, vitiled with his mother here la»t week. Huijh LeKoy, wife and little diiuishter, ' Mrtiy, of Nottawa, visited with Thomas I McKee 'ind family over the week end. Hussol VntV. ii liMine for a few diyx . ^ Od ds and Ends J; ARTICLES FOR SALB Poi.r.oi K l'H(>\fi.\.-> anl dou' le disc it'c.iiids for till'.'. Hhonoliis fioin $1 o up, and records fiom 800 up. Wlieii in town call and hear ainiie j{ood inmsic at -W. A. Hiiwkei', Photo Studio. For salo cheap and on ea.sy tf nn.", Lot 1:;, con. 11, Osprey, 110 ocici. This is a first cl,*ss farm ami in a |!0"d fl-ite of ! cultivation. (Jood bank bun Mid new , frame dwellin;;. Apply to U. •). Sproule Flesherton FALL MILLINERY An elegant assortment of Trimmed Hats from which you can make your selection. FRESN NOVELTIES EVERY FEW DAYS Kor iSale or U^nt - Untkveneer house in the villaL-e of Klesheitoii. Apply toâ€" Milcolm McUonald. Flesherton. Pithy Proton Pointers Vr. J. ('. Little of Colin «wood spent Sunday with friends in town. Harold Osb.irne his returned from Nottawa, iihere he tifent part o; the summer In the employ ><( the Collirg- wood Lumber Co. Mr. Wm. Wilson and wife of Ma|ile V*iley, visited with their daunluer, Mrs. Wuj. Neil, at the Temperance Hotel. Miss Maifgie Toole Nteiit .Sunday with j y]^\^^. \V„c.ds Ins her C'lusiii, Iteta * >KlMiriie. â-  take .1 inmition. Mr. Art Brownridue and wife have ^ Mr. .lohn Johnston of Duud'ilk visited moved to their farm iifir \X >1j Koy. one d.iy lasr we.U with her sister. Mrs. Win. AlfXaniiei lias s Id his f:irin oU thi> lilt h line to .Albert Hollini;'iliead and Mr. Iv'die md wife .•{ Toronto are hM purchased a house in thii villaye visitaii! with the liiltei's puienls, Mr. from Hudson llr•l^. For Sale 1 brown horse, 4 yts. old ; 1 cu'ter, niiv ; 1 rubber tire buaay. new; 1 set harness, new. W. W. Trimble, Flesherton, Out. Yonrling Dull f'lr Sale Polled An^us ] Gi.vda. .^pp'y toâ€" Fied .Jamiesjp, ' Kuijenia P.O. For Saleâ€" One Columbia Orafonola, only fiftien dollirsâ€" At The Advance j ViMlois home over the liolidiy were: j otlice. , Misses (iert I ude Lycnc, Lilian Wyvillc, ! For Salfiâ€" Thomas Sherwood Testateâ€" I Ida Stiiison and Ina liooine, Toronto ; 1 1 set Bob Sleighs 1 Bugi-y, 1 Piouyh, 1 JA. Colaan, Dundalk ; C.aia Binnie. I Cook Stove. 1 liox Sl'veand Pipes, 1 â„¢, , ,, ,i.,.u,. 1 I'l 1 . Shed Shed Tiinber :iiid Lnniber, liixi 1 , llhoinii , .inu K lith Lonsley.t' esliertuii ' , . . • 1,11 i .» 'i- ui .. ; ' •" I I Si otxiiird, 1 llanain'.; Lniip, -i 1 shies, ne to Toronto . to 1 2 Beil.-tend8 and otlier artiiles. Adply o .losi pb Shernood, Eu-^eiiia P (>. iK* .Nlarried -On Wediiesd-iy. Oct. :> d, at the home of the bri le's parent) in No.ta- waKa<;a. Miss Ltura Buck iniiham to Mr. II jward Short, heci>nd son of (Jec. Short, 12'.h line, Owprey We wish the estini- and Mrs. W. 1*. Consley. Dr. Howard Arnistroni; of Toronto visitid at Mr. It. (>. Acbeson's tmd );ave a beaiiMfiiUy ten ered s<>!<i in the i'les- [ b tetian church un Sunday evenirg. MaU-l Wauchob \i spendini; a foit- MISCELLANEOUS Haviiu> tiik.'ii over from H. I!. MuL-an the W. (j. I'lckcll liifu ance br^iiic-s, am prepared m Un k alt r 'he inteies'a the pu die llu.!h U. il iininond. I', li Ko.l Kiit;ei i.a .\gent. Phone 2 r 2. 1 All''. Ladies Fall Coats This week we place on exhibition the first selection of Ladies' and Misses' Fall Couts. The styles are the latest and every garment bears the stamp of e.xcellence and good taste. Prices range Irom $10..')(> to $30.00 and are all Qxcellent value. Sweater Coats for Cool Evenings The cool weather makes tlie neeil of \> aimer clothing imperative. A nice, cosy sweater coat Just tills the want exactly. We have a swell selection in all the leading colors in plain and fancy weaves, with the new shawl collars, made up from dependable wool yarns and beautifully finished. - . - â-  >-*:vi. - Prices from $2.7') to $«.r)0, fur Men's and Women's sizes. F. H. W. FLESHERTON, HICRLING ONTARIO. able youii); couple lam voyage thiou!;h nl^ht with her co isiii, M:a. Lewis .Shear- life. L'Wt Week's Items The recent rams will be wad'Hied by the farmers as the Uod jrat too dry to plo swing. The doirn, at Port 'aw. Mr. Aiderson, Owen Sonu', visitid over the holiday at Mrs. C'ar.s"ir». Mr J. C. Wri..ht s-.ent the hoi dajr with his father at Kincardine. Mr. K. J. Fallis, Brain|)ton, visited , . .-, , , . u u J ' ^'- ""l>ert Acheson and purchatsd a A bountiial harvest has been •iarnered i , . . , , . car load ul sbeep from hiin. Don't forget the anniversary services Try Feversha.n Pastry Flour, the for your coi.k, .\11 Ontsrio wheat. ]i y( ij want a good piano or any othe*]! musical instrument, c>ll or wiite •!. C- Kentiier, .nusio dealer and'[ihoto artist, ' Mark.lale. " .' L'.l '-T. Cm S, (H're.v. al.mt tortv aues cleand. the Itilance umihiIv haidw lod liii.-h Private funds to loan on real eatate '", 11 watered This firm must Iw sold to wind Farm for Sale MASSEY HARRIS IMPLEMENTS and threshing is in lull erain is turning out well. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ferigo and three children motored over from Port McNicbol on Sunday, and Tii.ited with the former's mother here, Teturning buuie on Tuesday. Mr.and Mrs. A. Stewart of Flesherton apent .Sunday with the laiter's mother, Mrs. I. H. Perigo, hete. Mr. Bowman of Port McNichol spent Sunday with Mr. H. Alexander. Mrs. Kufsell Allison . f Mi.rkdale, spent Monday with Mrs. R. Cwhiuette. Miaa L Jolley npe it Saturday at K. J. D. Spotfords. Eugenia Paragraphs 'Yh« acliool kiddiiM are all pleaeed to f^t', moved into their luw school. Pts. (ieurge William) and Charley Fisher of Toronto spent the week with relatives and friend^. Mr. Tttenfent Thanksgiving at his h me at (Iran I Villey . .Mrs. \lbert .Stewa.t "f Flesherton and L:K/.ie and Magitie ^ i'ligan,Toionto, formerly i.f the K h line, visited with Mrs. A. Sioitli. Wj-.". K. a. Clark of Portland, ((recoil, i« visitiig her brothir, P. Munahaw. Pte. trcd Wilkinson, w'.io joined lie 25rttli H'lttaboii, Wis turned down I ut later t ransfeirod tii a forestry batliilKU .a id 19 now ill France. M:sb Mwy Carruthers v'.eted fiiei d< it U'>nkton, lobehtld in 'he I'resbyteilan churih next Sunday, Ctt. 14, wiien Kev, Mr. Belfry of F'leshertun will pieacb in the mornin;4 ft H).:il)andin the evening at 7 p.m. Uev. Mr. Diiinick of Eugenia will preach at 2 :iO p. m. .Specitl music by the choir. Victoria Corners B.<iiiâ€" To Mr. and Mf». James Lock- hardiUct. 7tb, a son. Mrs. (K-v) Camplell, Maple, is visitin(j at Mrs, L ckliardi':<. No service at Inietioge I i.st Sunday on account of M"Unt /ii;n aniiiveraaiy. Howard Armstrong; of Toronto la Sjiending his Thanksgivini< hodiday in this vicinity. Mr.i. W. Heaid and Miua visited t' Markdale last werk taking in the Field Day sports. Re:i;rity at rei.sonable rate of intereat. | "l'"' 'â- '''•^''' -^I'l'V A'.i.ly to H. J. Sproule, Fleshirton. i -«'M W TUOMP.sON\ Adi.dniftrator â- '' ^ 8ept23 '^'*'-^ ^lnghallM>ton, U K Highest price for butter Sand egr<{s at.' Graham Bros. Eugenia. June 2ft j Paintios and [mper-hanging. See': samples. --U. Carrington. Oct. 1 1 "â€" ' I Aithunm^hlired Holatein bull furiwrviteou Lo.st â€" .\ black serge suit coat between lots isaist S.W. T.4 S.K.. .\.temeBia: clo*- | . ,„^ ,„ ^^ . , _^ Will McCotmick's, 7h sideroad, and! oly r.Utrd »o the world's champion 44 p-nnd j «"'">»« lO q»»ot« pncer. Richudsoi.'s Corner. Finder please jfow Terms: «l .Wfor Brad«., »...0(. for |«ii. This fainoo.i roSKe of implements ia well known al) over the country and their own good work is the best recom- mendation they tin receive. If yoo reiiuire anythine to the line of Binden,, Mowers, Seed Drilh, Cultivators, Pulp ers. Plows, Sleighs, Waggona, Cream . Separators. Harrow*. Hollers, Cutting Boxes, Ensilage Cutter*. Gasoline en Aithor»usfhlire<lJH<il»teiiiliill furserviteou I giiies. Sawing outfit.'*, etc, give ua a Hoisteia Bull For Service inlorm Mrs. Win. Richardson, Prot«n Station, Ont. K K I,! bifd.. 1 1 July IT. <;i!X>. MOOUKftS..n. Bates Burial Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmers PHONE HILLCREST 268 124 AVENUE RD- J.W.Bates,' Toronto R. Maddocks, Pres. Motor Equipment Manager. SUIT oil j J. li. Hi!', stvenleeii ytars of »ui; "f Br:iiilf Jid, wlio.e eIeiiiio«l niine, pe' • cuss'oii for sheila an I time pi'roursn n f .r rhell' wcri* accei'teil by ih" liiitit-h ifoveniin.nl, is .n W'l'k i ii two mere ideis, one f< r a sli-ll !•> b', usvd in b-ing'og('owrn of aircr.ifi on impicl and t'u' other .1 the' 1 i" d.j!p)y torpedo. s. He dedires thut his sht-ll will stop a toriiedo ten feel fi'iii a bo-it. Hall, wh^> WHS a member uf the ir>7th lutlt.ii oil was di^el^lrgl!d by llu' authorities o all'iw of his inveiitivj I iK-nt I einif developed. The Old Adage Goes to Press Please report changes required to our Local Office, to-day. The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada The Proof of the Pudding is in the Eating The same is eiiualN M^ true of the I'-'"' '/''jv (Jiiivity a.sliir. 1 1 > ^ mif and lie fonviiiffil iliat there i.s noiip better. - S. HEMPHILL Agent, Ceylon Ktdl liiieol iVlcUormick I'aiin Inipluueiils, Uiiuleis MowiM'.s, Kfikes, Loiidi'i-s, J)rills, CJiliii|i||w.s. rii.w.-^, Kidiii'.: and Walkii);,' llanuws l]i,'ii|Bp:>d Wiinl .Mills. l'iiii:i.s, riping and Fitting.-. 'Of all Uind.s, r>farri(" Hay I aiTJci s. Hay Fork.s, Slink's. Filter Ciiiiei-.s, I'Dliiiii;.,' I'.ath T'lilis, Fru.st Wiieaml ,l'\'iue > Cutters and Sleighs. ', * A Call Solicited Satisfaction Guaranteed. S. HEMPHILL Agent, - Ceylon, Ont. John Wright, ' Agent Flesherton STOCK AND E6GS FOR^ 9M£ Tamworth Switie. B. R. Egga, and Honeii Duck Eggs. I have furquick sale some yotmgTanfw^irtbH for breediuu^ pur[><tses ; also some Itarred Kuck egg», and Rouen Ihiek egg» for hatching pur p'we.". Prices right Phone or write â€" C.EO. W. RDSS. Oct lll-lli Oaprer Tl. .Syntem. Ma.xwell. V O FlesHepton ^^ Tonsoriar '^ Parlors Ws Aim to Give Entire Satisfaction LAUNDRYâ€" Basket clo-ses Mot»d»y night, delivery Friday eveoiu CLRA5IN0 and DYEING- We av» agents for Parker's Dye Worksâ€" Clotboa cleaned aa<d dved. feathers rejuvenaiei' T FISItER - -PR0Pr1eT0» New Blacksmith Shop At Maxwell I am openini; unatonce, a blacksmith- ins and woodwurkiuK business in Max- well, and am 'n9'alLia'.> up-to-date wood- workioK luachinety. It will be my en- deavor to serve the public in a satisfao- tory manner and Ii would solicit patron- aize. I want yourwork and will do it rii^ht. 7 April 1 CHESTER LONG Flesherton Tin Shop 1 have just placed on die shelves a fall line of Tinware, Nickelware and A^'ateware for domestic use. Call on me and get your supplies^ Eavetroughing, Stovepipes and Stove Furnish- ings. KepaJring of all kinds- promptly attended to. Pipetitting, iuclutling pump work.. Furnaces installed. Agent for Oare Bros. Furnaces. . . _ D. McKILLOP CHRiSTOE BLOCK ANNOUNCEIWENT Haviu'.,' puicha.sed the Furniture husine.ss of Mi'. ,li)hn Chapiiiaa at a rate on ihedoilar, 1 am piepai'i'd to li'lVfi- Furiii;.urf at nidieard of prices. For the next tiltfcn days the puUlic will be alili^t') proht liy this sale, as 1 inust'dispo.se of most of it. The Stock is new and j] up todate in evciv respect. Di'csseis. Stands, Parlur ffl Si't.^ and otlu-r eliuite ;.^ood.s at prices that will sui prise I ymi. War tinio iloes "not ati'ect these as they w-ere p niDstly puicha.sed l>i'f)rf> the raise ;iiid are agnin cut in lej t.rdtr'ti) make (jaitk .sal". Come in andbok over the Stock. 5 W. H. BUNT t Furniture and Undertaking I FLESHERTON, - ONTARIO. â- Jr=ir=ir=ir=Jr=Jr=in= r=. .1 I I FLESHERTON ^ ONTARIO, f ii WE SELL FARM IMPLEMENTS I â€" '-â- i»iji'_. <S.^ A^er&ts for f I it Pi'.ws Hay Rakes Cultivators Harrows Mowers JOHN HEARD, IMPLEMENT AOENT FLESHERTON.