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August 22 J 9 18 THE FLESHEKTON ADVA NCE ••« THB STANDARD BANK OP CANADA HEAD OPnCe • TORONTO This Bank offers every facility id the conduct of accounts, of manu- facturers, farmers and merchants. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT at •v.ry Branch. 235 FLESHERTON BRANCH GEO. MITCHELL, ,«Iaiuger. ECT'O ISTS C. p. R. Time Table. Trains leuve Fle.sherton Station as •follows : Going .Scuth Going North 7.'<3 a. in. 12.01 o.in. 4.27 p.m. 9.18p. m. The mails are osert at Flesheiton aj foUow.s : For the north at 10.40 a.in..uid 7 p.m. ; and the afternoou mail .south at 3.40 o'clock. For morning train south mail close at 9 p. m. the previou.s ev'g. Mr. Win. Oivia was oDicially notified on Monday that bis 3jn, Wm , was wounded in the toot on August 10. This is the second lime Will has been on the casualty li.st, the first time for gas poisoninij. Mrs. Wm. Wi'cock, accoaipauied by her nephew, Mr. Elij«h Benthaui, left by Moiidiy night's t>uat ftoa» Owen ISuund for the rt'est, where they will rt'iuaiii for about ihite months, visiting friends aud relatives in i:>iskatchc«au and Alberta. Rev. G. C. Rayner, B..\., wife mid Five auto loid- of Fie.sherton people t„„ children, motored from St. David's vieited Wasaga Beach on Sunday. ^^ Monday and are guests of Dr. »nd Bob Trimble is home from Shelburne Mrs. Murray fur a week. They m^de fur a 00 up'e weeks' holiday. ; the trip in their Chevn.Iet car after 4 No service was held in the Presbyterian P^m- ''""ing here after a ten hour run. church, on Sunday. VICINITY CHIPS •^ Mr. and Mrs. C. Holnian of W'ejt Toronto are visiting with friends hero. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Caswell visitid friends at Ripley last week. Fred ArmstroDg,of Coronto.i.'' .^pending a couple weeks at his here. Mrs. Lowndes of Brantford is wls^o a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Murray. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will celebrate thsir silver jubilee on Friday afternoon and evening 'jf this week. Addresses will be given 'oy Mrs. Cook of Markdale and Dr. Corp. Harley Phillips Killed In Action Again the dreaded cable|{r*Q> bas been received, 'hiB time by Mr. Martin Phillipt of the ColliuKWooc' gravel. The mesca^je was receive'i Tuesday morning announcing that Ci.ip. Harley Phillips had died on August 8ih at a clearing station r{ gun shot wounds in the chest. Harley was a member of the old 147ih Biitt , and has been in France serving with the 68th Battalion for about two years. He had o«ee been wi'unded in the neck by a sniper, but recovered He Was a brother of our worthy citi/.*?n, Mr. U,icar Phillips. The sorrowing relatives have tin.- sympathy of all, and especiily of tho.se who kn..w from bitter experience. !l[ ill Carefully Corrected li'lirTheOUAcW Butter .... io to '^b Kggs, fresh 40 r 40 Wheat 12 25 to 2 25 Oats 'JO to 'Ml Pea« 3 (i8 to 4 00 Barley 1 30 to 1 35 Flesherton High School Record ummet cottage y^^^^.^.^ ^gty^ned missionary from China, The public is cordially invited to attend. Mrs. J. Howard and Miss .Jennie Bunt x silver collection will be taken. of Toronto, ore spending a couple woeks ^ ..,„,.«, 1. j u-. V. .u â-  I. .1, «.' u n : u ' Councillor Fred Mathewson- had hi» w'th their brother, >y. U. Bunt, here. , . . . , . l barn struck bv lightning durin? a heavy Mr. Harold IckUr of Chesley was the thunderstorm last week. A couple of gues'. of his cousin, Misg E!d» Karstedt, rafters were broken and the end was for a few days last week. somewhat broken, but the building did Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFadden of flo^ ignite. .1. Brown of the Eist Back Mono Centre visited the latter's parents. Back Line had a sheep killed by a bolt of Mr. and Mrs. R. Waller, over Sunday, lightning during the same storm. Mrs. (Dr.) C. Ottewell and little son,' A Ford car will now cost you $710, Jack of Toronto, are visiting friendi the price having gone up another fifty here. The former attended her sister's dollars on Friday last. Notwithstanding wedding last week. ' the raise of price on all cars, about the 114 c. c u u u same number as usual are being sold. Miss Era Spencer, who has been """'""â- """^ "» . _ , ...,, .. u I • »!. u â-  r>- Mr. George Johnston of R^ck Mills and teaching .school in the Kainy River '"'â- '- "^ '»"= " •â-  , , i. TV- . • .. .L .. 1 . 1 c M- Mr. J. Hovarth, West Back Line, are District. WW the guest la«t week of Miss '*'•>'•"""• n- j Ha:el Shunk. ''"' latest purchasers ..f new Bords. Mi.«s Kale Wilcock, the youngest Mr. and .Mrs li. Wilcock of Buffalo attended the wedding of the former's sister last week and reiiuinedovar for a few a*ys. Mr babe Breen, of Cadillac, Mich., are spending a week or so at Jlr. W. Trimble's. Married â€" In Hegiut. Sask., on Wed daughter of Mrs. Wm. Wilcoce, wa» united in marriage on Wednesi'ay. Aug. 14, at the residence of the bride's mother here, in the presence cf only immediate r. and Mrs. W. T. Hods-son and ^3,^^;^.^^^^, jj^ j.i^j.ygy Q^g^^ of .^Uon. , ofThoinion, and Judge F. M. The young couple were unattended. Kev. Mr. Belfrey W3s the otiiciating clergy- man. Miss M Boyd played the wedding inarch. Mi.ss Wilccck was one ot our nesday, August 7th. Miss Lottie Bennett most popular young ladies and received Mr. Fred McTavlsh. The Advance ' many handsome presents. The Advance tenders co.U'iatulations. joins with their many friends in wishing Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Caswell announce the young couple longjlife snJ prosperity, lilie engagement of their uau^hcer, Mar- They wiU reside at .Vlton, where the garet E., to Mr. Ford B. Wiltse, of groom is a teacher in the Alton public Alhens, the marriage to take place early school, in September. ' . For the benefit of the Owen Sound Sun we might say there was no slip in tlie coal business. The car arrived last week and is now safely house! in the bi:H of grateful householders. 1 and wife of DISTRICT CASUALTIES Kii.i.KD In Action Lieut T Allen, Varuey Died Ok Wai;:<D8 Dr. J. G. Coleridge Windsor are visiting the lattei'o parents ,j,j.p_ y phiilip», l.locn; Mills hero for a fortnisht or so. Mamie w â-  MoTavish returned home wiih them after spending a few weeks there. They , Capt J C McCuUough. Walters Falls motored over anl had a pleasant trip j Lieut F J Sampson, Duntroon ' Lieut H French, Owen Sound Donald McVicar received woid bist „ r o* 1 /^_ t .... i Corp E Stanley, Owen Sounu In the Lower School, Entrance t„ Normal and the Junior Matriculation examinations that were written off this year a great number failed to secure their standing. In the Lower Sctiool exam:, that were written off at Flesherton live pupils tritd and two failed. Five aot their exims. by completing three months' farm work. In the Entrance to Normal eleven tried and four failed, live receiving their standing by doing farm work. The Junior Matriculation four fried, two passed successfully and received partial standing. This .school hiS always had a tine standing, being cots;dered as one of the best, and most fully njuipped high ichools in Grey County. The high school trustees ate hoping to have as good an attendance th:s year as the school has ever enjuyed before. The town will welcome all studentj who intend to fuither their school learning by attending this high schrol. The following is tl.e full report of the pupils who passed their examinations : â€" LOWER SCHOOL Pa.s.sei)-K. MoVicar, G. Mitchell and K. Boyd. O.v F.iRM Workâ€" W. Taylor â-  hon.), M Graham, B. Williamson, F. White, L, Atkinson, W. Stewart. N<-RVI.\L ENTRANCE Pas-sedâ€" Pearl Allen, Bessie MoVicar (hon), Mabel Srtitt.(hon), Ruby Caswell, B'rauk Bunt, Elda Parslow, Wiilow Patterson. On Kahm WdiiK â€" Elijih Beutham, Wes Latimer (hon). Mary Murphy, Bob Morton (hon), Ralph Williamsou. •lUNIUR MATRICULATION PA.S.SEI)â€" B. MoVicar, M. Swift On Fakm Woitiiâ€" Wes Latimer, bob Morton, Ralph Williamson, Shirley Murray. PAUTiAi.-Frauk Bunt, Ruby Cajwell and Elijah Beutham on farm work. Potatoes. Buckwheat Hides , Ducks .... Geese Chickens .. Fowl fl.25 95 to '.tr> iOc to lOc 2a to 23 21 CO 21 Hj 22 to 22 lii to 1<! 'ii Notice to Trespassers l| All parties trespissing on i.j' 24, Con. Jlj All parties trespissing on I.j' 24, Con. 10. .\rtemesia, and pirk Iota adioining, will be prosecuted according to law. -FRED JAMIESON. The Proof of the Pudding is in the Eating The sam is equalh Mk true of (he 190C J^ Gravity asher. Try ( A" I 'tie and be convinceti y>- "^ chat there is better. none Bull for Service Tlmrolahbred Durham bull for service | on lot 140, T.S.U , .\rtemesia. Terms â€" SI . .")0 for grades, i'.'i for t lioroughbreds. i 1 July -J. A. LEVER. Prop. ' if Bull For Service | Thoroughbred Durham Bull for service on lot liiO, W T S R, Arteraesia. Terms 1.50, ?3 for thorougtibreds. JulylS â€"MARK STEWART. Prop I S. HEMPHILL Agent, Ceyion Full liue ot McUormick Farm Implements, Binders Mowers, Rakes, Loaders, Drills, Cultivators, Plows, Riding and Walking LEairows Biantfcrd Wind MilKs, Puirps, Piping and Fittings of all kinds, Baattie aye Carriers, Hay Forks, Slings, Filter Carriers, Folding Bath Tub.s, Frost Wire and Fence Cutters and .Sleigh.s. IB A Call Solicited Satisfaction Guaranteed, fi S. HEMPHILL I Agent, - Ceylon, Ont. j For Service Uue pure ored Shorthorn Bull on lo |i|| .'?(), con, 9. Arteinesia. Terms SI. 50 for ' L grades. Must be paid within 9 months |l from date of service. 1 Jan. 19. -R. O. TURNER. Odds and finds'^ I For Sale cheap or rentâ€" Late John J. 1 1 Martin farm, lot 1, coc. 4, Euphrasia, ' [] containing about 130 acres : dwelling and jij] new frame barn, stabling under. If not :fj] sold in time for seeding will reiit. Apply Ijjj to Charles Martin on the premises or to U U. J.Sproule, Flesherton. mar28th '1| 1 H. BUNT Agent for Dominion Pianos and Organs FLESHERTON, ONTARIO. For sale cnea ana on e;isy ti=rms. Lot 1 'I'l 3, con. 11, Osprey, 110 acres. This ij 1 itl a first class farm and in a good state o ! il!k cultivation. Good bank barn and new frame dwelling. Apply co R. J. Sproule Fleshert' n fa ^J Corp T Tuckwood, (!)*en Sound week from the Rcyal .\ir Force board in Toronto to report at head.|U«ters ^" p.^j c cTaVenrUollaud CenUe Fndiy of this week for dut;. Don has ^,.^ j ^. ^^^.^^^^ ^^^j^_^_^ been on the reserve list for the l.ist two months. John Synions wis Magistrate .Mc.MuUen week charged with Pie C A Hunter, Mt. Forest Pto H C McKechnio, Durham Pie J .McAllister, Owen Sound Pto F Amunv, Owen S-und charged before one evening last trespass on the Pte H Shi' p>^ Owen Sound property of D.' MoTavish. A tiuu of one Pte C Mcintosh, Piiceville dollar and co.sts was imposed, amounting Pte \V Davis, Flesheiton in all to a little over ten dollars.. The C*sprey field crop con-petition in oats resulted as follows : H. N. Browuridge Isl priz.', -Viii'us Moirisou 2iid, R. J. AUiNter 3rd, J. .V. Kcinahan 4th, J. W. McDonald 5th, E. Hawton (ith, W. Ii. Guy 7th. The Advaiice had a plea^>nt call from Mr. Joe Phillips of Toronto on M<.nday. Joe has been a member of iheToionto police force for the past 34 ye«is and looks as though he was good for another 34 years. It is believed that the amount to be set as Grey County's .'ihare in the next war loan will bf three million dollars. The canipaign will be couiinenced thi-s fall. In the Victory Loan the objective WAS set fcr two million nr.d a ijuarter dollar."), which was greatly i.icetUod. Mr. Andrew Shaip of Crystal City, Manitoba, .i visiting re'iitivts Hud Frimda in thi4 vicii ity. He says the crops in Manitoba are fair!y ^ood exoi') I in the southwestern eoiuer, but in southern Snskatchcwau and southern Alberta they aie very poor. Pto C Large, Shelburne Pte E Drithl, Hepworth. Pte W .\ Hazard, PriceviUe Pte W Gibson, Flesherton Pte D K Thomson, Durham Vicinity Fall Fairs The Right of Way The Municipal World gives particu'ars of a case cf interest to owners of auto- mobiles. It fays a horse drawn vehicle must turn to the right of a beaten path or roadway and permit a motor ear to pass. Failure to do so makes the driver of the former vehicle guilty of negligence iu the opinion of a jury cjmposed largely of farmers at Wood- s'.ock. This verdict was reached after a trial Usting three days. Miss Florence Reid tiled suit against Lant Stephens asking ?.')0C0 damuges for per«onal injur, ies received in a runaway, caused, as she averred, when Stevens drove his car into her buggy when she ignored the repeated sicnals to turn out and give part of the road. As Stevens drove past the bu^jgy the car collided with the wheels of thg former vehicle, the crash inghteuing the horse, which rau away, throwing the occupants of the buggy out. Miss Ueid received injuries which she claims are liernianent. .Aft=r a hard fought tria' the jury decided in favor of the defend- ant, claiming that the plaintiti' was negli- gent ill not surrendering one half of the road. The decision establishes au im- portant precedent, aud one that will be of interest lo every driver, whether of a motor car or a horse drawn vehicle. Kentner's Popular Musij Storn.Mark dale, is the placs to buy your Piano, Organ, Phonograph, Sewing Machine, Sheet Music, and all musical supplies. ! Try Feversha.u Pastry Flour, the best for your cook. All Ont«rio wheat MISCELLANEOUS P'ivace funds to loan ou real estate security at reasonable rate of in'ereat. .\pply to R. J. Sproule, Flesherton. , sept 23 Highest price for butter and esgs at Graham Bros. Eugenia. 'June 2t5 For Sale â€" Team of first •'lass horses. Apply to W. T. Ger.oe, Ceylon. Lost â€" Between Singharapton and Flesherton on Sunday, July 28, a white panam.i hat with striped band. Finder please leave or communicate with this ottice. â- I Lostâ€" July 10, between .\. Badgeros' aud L. Chard's, on the 4th line, a silver watch. The person producing the sa.na will be rewarded- .\. N. Brownridge, Ma.vwell, Out. Ayton Sept. 18, 19 Chatsworth .'.... Sept 12,13 Clarksburg Sept. 17,18 I'ollbgwood ...Seit. IS lit Uuudalk Oct. 2, 3 Durham Sept. 24, 25 Fcversham Oc". 1, 2 FLESHERTON SKPF. 20. 27 H mover Sept. 20, 27 H.dsleio **'Pt- 24, 25 Mirklalo Ojt. 8, 9 M,'aford S..|.t- 2t?. 27 Orangeville Sept. 17, 18 Onen Sound S.-pt. 10-12 Pricevillo Oct. .1,4 R.cklyn Occobsr 4 Shflb-.nnn Sept. 24.2.5 Toronto (Can. N«l ) • • ^"g- 20-Set>:. 7 Waltt r's Falls Sept- 24, 23 David Sherman of Perm had his arm broken while cranking his B'ord car. Wm. Rolling of Barrie suffered a heavy loss when hie destroyed hi.s hog pens aud 42 ho)<s contained therein. The ciuse of the tire is unknown .There was $100 insurance on the building which was valutd at $tWO and §3liO ou the hogs which woie worth $1400. O^U Bellerby ai.d Lugar Silk of shelbuiue, accompanied by R. J. Little of Mono, had a serious motor accident on Wediiesd.ty evei)iu.{ of last week, says the Fiea Piets. vlicu leturnin^f from Brampton. They were making t.be turn off the Cenire Road at Purple Hill at too hiih a ra'e if speed when the si.i cy!ind«r McLaughlin car overturned and Mr. Little was seri.ius'y injured. Ue was taken to Lord Dutt'erin hospital, where ho is iu a serious ooodition from internal injuries. The car wfis b.il'y daniagjd. The other iccupauts of the c\r were not biid'y injured. For Sale â€" Two second hand cream separatc/is iu good working order, one top bu?gy, one open buggy, two cutters one set of harness, round table, sideboard, churn, two crennieiy ctiu.'. co.'kstovo ana one j^lass cupboard. â€" Silas Sbuuk. For Saleâ€" Frost A Wood Binder, nearly new, five foot cut â€" E. Sargent, Ceylon. rS^': l.^af: liHBOli Wi 'Ki lei: ^3ri?rf?i jor Ills fl ace When He Leaves to Shoulder a Gun You must be ready *.o stop in and tiU his job. Tlie war requires the maintenance of efficient manufactilring and mercantile organizations at home and it is your patriotic duty to do your bit. You Must Be Trained to Be Ready You must be able to do what he has done. Bu-^iness men cannot stop to train youâ€" They have not "iaie â€" You must be trained when you take hold. We Are Readv To Train YOU %â-  The .Northern Business College with a good staff of experienced in- structors will teach you what you need la knowâ€" what to do and how- to do it. The cost will be very moderate. The lees are no higher than they have beet: for the past ten years. ollege Opens for Fall Term Sept. 2nd Write tor Auy Further luformation Vou Wish :: Northern Business College C A FLEMING. Principal. C>\\ EN SOUND Many Thousand Farm Laborers Wanted for Harvesting in Western Canada "Going Trip West"- $12 to WiNNIPES. "Return Trip Ea$t"-$18 from WINN1PE8. GOING DATES August 20, and Augua-t 29. Auguit 32, and August 29. TERRITORY Krr.n z;ations in Ontir'n wv.t .•>: >niith * Kails to and incluiui:; Toronto t»:; i..i,;t and Itavelocl;-P'*i'"rl'.iro I in;*. Frnm station.* Kinnion to i; ••â- -•w Tti action, inclusive .,' From stfttnins on Toronto-SL t line. trt Fr»«r. tn.*tiiciv(». :io Shore LIca (i-'rom «t-oioii.' on S»ii't St- From â- it^ti-':-" en M:iiM ' • Fi- . - â- â- :•,â-  (!:;. ... â-  1 I'oK I>,i:-.>c.; ...ii ;;. ih«r.i..i ''..uu.!.' (.From stations Toronto an.l N\;:i;i lo Uolujn. Inolusiv â- It. :;i .i.n.l Wiiijsor. Otit. ct, Cwifrivti. St. -Mjry's. fPBCIAL THROUQH TKAINt FROM TONONTO Full particulars Trom Canadian Pacific TltkH Agent-. \V. B. tIO\V.\RD. D»u-i.t Pa^jenjt-r .\t<nt. Toronto