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V Decemljer l9 1918 Residence For Sale For sale cheap and on easy terms, the teoidence and premises thereto belontiing to til late M. K. Richitrdijuii, Fle^her- (oD. IM) the ptemiieii mo a large brick Vttucored dwelling, well liiiished and in dood ropair, contains !) litree bedrooms nn (ho second tlat and lm'(^ double ))odroom on hrgt Hat : good DLver failint; well with force pump in haKcmcnt, and i;uod cistern all well tinii-hed for wiutor oreuminor kitchen and diuin|< und wash roomi with good pantry and oiner con- veniences ; \&ra,e lawn and ({nrdcn with good young orchard bearint; and plenty k( iniall fruit ; good Ur^o frame st&ble and drivings house. I'remiscs would make excellent large boarding house and piivate office besides, or would answer well for two tenants and also good office lor rent. Apply to P. J. Sprmle on the prtmises who will t^jow any i.ers.>n over the premises. 170ctt BUSINESSCARDS Societies PRIKCK AIITHUB LODGE, No. MJ.A.r* A M. luectii in the Masonic hall. Arm troac's lilocK Kloeherton. pvcry Friday on before tli6 tull luoou. T. Houfy. W. .^I. H. W. Hickling, Secretary. CHOSEN KHIEKDS- Kteitertoii lounc* tlio«ni'Kiiiini»3H uitfis iu tIaytciiB H» flit aud tliliit \Vcdiitt()&> 0' taili Kiccfli t p.m. Pay BSBefUuiitB (o Itnorrttr c ii liMorc the llr>t dav ol cki-Ii mcnth. Cbie Cuunclllor, W. H. JBuiit; Itecorder, Wlf. L.A Pi»hcr. Dentistry Dr E. C IWURRAY U D. 8., dental surseon bcnor(jraduBlfl of Toronto Uulversity and Kcyal I'ollego ol Dental SurRcoua of Ontario. lj«B adBiiuiulatored for teeth extraction lUce at reeiduuon, Toronto Htieet. I'leiitiertou. Medical I r OTTKWKLL t Veterinary Surgeon jraduate of Ontario Veterinary lIolleRe tMtldeuce â€" aecond door aouth weetlon kary atraet. Thla street runa outb I'reabyteriau Chnrcb. Legal I UCAB, KANEY & HKNltY-HarrlBterB. '-' BollcltorB.elcâ€" I. B. tiucas, K. C. ; W. E, Kaney, K. f. ; W. D. Henry, I'.. .\. Ottieoe, rorouto. HOO-9 Traders Dank HldK.. phone main 1*12: Markdale Lucas lilock, I'hone 2 A. Branch u'.hau at Dundalk opan every Katurday. W BIGHT. TELFORD & MCDONALD Harridter, KoUcitorn, Ac. Ulllcoa. Grov A Ilrueo Hinck, Uwon Bound. Btaudard Hank Klock, Fleahertou, iHaturdavti). W. H. Wright, W. P^Ji»lf«ta Ji. J. C. McDonald, U U H. BUSINE.SS Cards WM. KAITTINCS, iceneed Auctioneer fo> the oouullfS of Uroy and Simcoe. Farm and Htock sales a specialty. Terms tuodirate. satislactlon guarautiod. ArrauRe- uientH for dales may bo made at the Adveuce oUlco, or Cential telephone olUcu hevereham or by addioesiuK niO at Feversham, Ont. *An OUULOUOH * YOUNG Hankers Markdale V' General haiikiuK buBinof.s . Money loaned at reaaonable latus Call on us. DMcPH.ML. Licensed Auotloune for the • County'of Orey. Terms moderate and fatis-HCtion Rnaranteed. The arraiiRcmcnls tud riattit ol bales can he maileat TliK ADVAUoe ulflce. Kcti.luiice tnd P.(j., li^ylon.Telcplmnn GODUUCtiOU. ""-'^. ''. '" Holstcin Bull Tor Service A tli'>r»uglil/ri>il IbiloU-in I'lill (i>r Ht-rviceim 1(it» lt<a-l«4 a.W. 'J'. & .S.K.. A.rt«iiii'Hia: iIoh- ( Iv rt-lntod to the wurUI'.s ilii»ni|ii<in U imiuiil 1 ow. TtrMi«- *1 .Vt fur grad'H, )?.".. 00 f.'r |mri' liiids. 1. July 17 â€" <iKO. MOOJiK &Son' M SOLDIERS FIRST" IS C. p. R. SLOGAN Troop trains with rctiirnliiK »o|. dlers are to hn filven ijriifi'n.-in e o»''r all other traln.s. InthidlnB n-Riiiar Ijassenptr trains on the (! I*. U., In so lur as Is I'onslsl-'nt wllli suf-ely, iiccrnllnK lo a clreuliir just Is.Hiieil tjy Vl«-I'rehi(k'iit A. l>. MacTlor. ThI.i was the rule on the 0. H H. when oiir soldiers were hurrying lo the front,' and It Is to be the riilo now that they .ire rcliirnlriK to tlii-lr hi>ino:i. "Wli.-it Is parlifularly de.sired." snys tlie (.ir- iiilar, "Is that all olllcers and <mu- ililoyefis concerneii sluill. In so far as jltosslble, place tlieniselvi-s In llie poal- [lion of the fallur, niolliic, ulK-, ku^- iter, or other relative of the r''turn- ling soldier, and deal witii llieiii as :tliey would wish to be dealt wltli 'under similar con<Iltlons. "AM this being afcoiniillshed. It 'vjll add Biibstantlally to the web, 'ronie the company deslrts lo sive to returned BOldlers, as well as to ihn comfort and fouvenlfucc of relatives !aiid friends who desire lo welcome llhem." ' In order that relatives and friends ideslrlng to meet troop trains sliouM liave Information oa to the hour of [arrival very particular lastruttlons are given. "Station staffs," says the Iclrc'ular. "at destination points should be fiilljr and promptly advised of the expected time of arrival of troop trains, with all partlciilars available as to the namca of steamships from which the passengers come, and any othe^ known details. Tbfa la- formation sboiild bo promptly and regularly posted on station bulletin boards and oorrerled from time toj llmo as may be necessary , Operators should keep In closa tniicli wtl^ the movement of the trains so th^t the Information posted may be up to the minute. Tra'n enquiry ilerUs should he Bt nil tlwes fully Informed In con- nection wllh the trains and tbclr; movement, and they, a.s well us other !<latl<>n slaff conof^riud, will Lo ex- poi t<'d to deal coiirti-nnsly and pa> llently with all empilier?, giving' 'i:-i?iii correctly arid dtarly I ho tiillest in;Bllon pOBslblo In response to) i:- etiiulrl'^s. ' ; In Ibo operation of 0. P. if ir.ilns, the tWion train Is to he roijaidcred it of a troop train â- rwn en the road, . i,... ,,,„ tio ITIBllO U taken .; :.;, In. l" •" li > 11 â- ' i • T â- ' train, fo thnt It ..iil 11. .: !â-  â-  ' â-  P-iMlble THE FLESHEKrON ADVANCE $ 5.^-g for $4.gg GIVE War-Savings Stamps As Christmas Gifts BUY a War-Savings Stamp for $4.00 and affix it to space No. 1 of the Certificate that will be given you. Fill in the nameofthe or,e to whom you ^vishtomaketh^g.^8t^ mas Gift -the most desirable of Gifts, for it may ^^«U mark the commencement of habits of Thn.t. the Stepping stone Jo Success. The Certificate In offering your gift you could say, "If you invest youf'Iling^ regu'ari; in Wai-Saviiigs Stamps^ you will soon fill this certificate, which becomes Canada s pledge to pay you $iO on the first day of J924. "With every 25 cents you save you can buy a THKlf l Stamp, 16 of which on a Thrift Card wdl be exchanged for a W.-S. S." "An excellent invcs'.matt for tmM saving!:: and a strcni inanliui: lo every-Jay economy. SIR THOMAS WHITE Minisur ef Finance FOR S.M.i: AT ' Money-Order Post Omccs, Bonks und Wherever Uic W.-S.S»ign is displayed. Don't wait till the cold weather starts to put gla.ss where tlioy arc broKeii or out. Ninvs the time to do it right. To cut any size of glass yon want is one ol my hobliios. A crock full of cliili-.sauct', cijgs, pickles, butter, "etc., will Ijc a •groat conifort to the housewitd during the Avintcr months. I have them all sizes. Stove Pipes, Elbowa, Etc. Auto Owners Attention When l«yin;4 up your cur for the Winter, remember the battery is the heart, and wilhout it ycui cannot uiuve. We are Sole Aaeuts f(ir the M.S. L. Storage - Batterp, and make a specially (.f repairin!!, rc-ch!ir.jiii;; and stnring batteries for the Winter Write us. First-class service i>nly. '" CANUCK AUTOMOBILES LTD. 132 Simcoe St.. Toronto. . «•, 4 - Business Block For Sale F. W. DUNCAN Flesherton Village of Fleshertoii Phone 24 r 1 1 .. * ^â€" . - - - House & Lot For Sale House and lul for s.ilo in tlia A'lllayo of t.'eyhin. <.)ii the preiniiie.s are a !)-riioined brick- veneered lioiiae 2(J x oO, ki ubeii KU X 20, yooil eelliir, suft wutfr in kr:clioii ;uid hard wnlir at the dnor. Also a ^ooil Rtiibloand ii ."il)-.-»cie fuin for sale. .Apply to .N'.' :.^ -â- ': ) S \!l ilON'l', C'.v>>i ' ' eon.sistiiij,; of (irncery, Fhiur and Feed Sloro, Ginnery. IJarberSliup mid the I lleaidcnce. The above property aiiil businesK, which is a i;<iod one, will bi' sold reahonal'ly. Apply t„ W- Buskin, - Flesherton â- <»â- >â- '»•*• â- '•â- *«t»»t»4.»»«..»M>..a $85 In Mahogany or Fumed Oak 135 Mahogany Are You At Home With Good Music? Jf you "are nut, yon aic missing one o( the bast things in life. IS'olhing in ail this world can give so niucli fiidiiriiig jilcasuro as good music in the home. And nothing we know brings to tln^ luuiie .so nuieh good inii.sic at so inodei'ato a cost asllif COLUMBIA Grafonolas and Records Come to our .store and let us prove that statement to vou. Lot us piny yon some of the latest C'ohunbia Records on the newest (irofonola models. Then let us explain to you our convtjiicnt jmrchase plan that makes it .so easy for yoii to have good music in your home. t W. A. ARMSTRONG, Flesherton. Ont. \ RAKE GimETE TILE Well Cured and Properly Made Cement Tile Equal to Clay. BtraoRles, an Infections Disease of Colts iiiti}/ Be OontroUed â€" The Cause, Symptonis and Treatment of This Serious Disease. (Contributed by Ontario Department ot Agriculture, Toronto.) TO make concrete tile satis- factorily many things must be taken Into consideration. In the first place it is very iiecesstiry that the manufacturer have experience In the making of concrete lile; besides, It i.s essential to have good strong machinery, a good qual- ity of sand and gravel, or crushed rock, first-class cement, material and cement thoroughly mixed, and a kiln where the tile may be .steam cured. Only strong, heavy and durable machinery should be used. With respect to material a good aggregate would be one part material, â- which would pass through a twenty-mesh sieve, and two parts, which would range from the previous size men- tioned up to one-quarter inch stone. Only good sharp material should be used â€" one in which there. is clay should be avoided. If this cannot be procured a sand washing machine will have to be added to the equip- ment of the plant. Where a great many tile manufac- turers make a mistake in the making of concrete tile is in the fact that they use too "lean" a mixture, that is not enough cement to the material. The proper mixture for first-class lile Is one part cement to 2 % parts of crushed material, and in no case should the mix be more lean than one to three of a total aggregate, sufficient water being added to the mixture to make a gum consistency. When the tile are completed they should be placed in kilns where they may be steam cured and left there for a period of not less than 4S hours. The kiln should be about six feet in height and of a width sufficient to allow the roquiied number of trucks on which the tile have been placed to rest during the curing process. The tile should be placed in the kiln not more than IVi hours aft'.-r It has been manufactured and kept (hero for 48 hours during the steaming process. After it has been cured it riiight be removed from the kiln and plied in the yard, and should have at least two weeks hard- ening before being again disturbed. Before the product of any tile plant is offered for sale samples should be tested either at the plant or sent to the Tlrainage Department at the O. ^. C, Ciiielpli, to be tested to see if it Is of the proper strength. â€" W. R. Scott, B.S.A., O. A. Collego, Ouelph. Strangles â€" Its Cause and Cure. Strangles, commonly called "Colt Distemper," is an infectious, febrile, orruplive disease peculiar to horses, especially to coUs or quite young horses, but tho.^e of all ages are li- able to suffer. One attack does not render an animal immune from a second, but I here are few cases in which an animal suffer.s tho second time. ^ The disease appears in. two forms, known as (a) Kegular Strangles, (b) Irregular Strangles, often called "Bastard Strangles." As with all contagious or infectious diseases it is caused by a specific virua which is communicablo from animal to ani- mal by contact or surroundinKs, may be carried from a diseased to a healthy aulmal on tho hands or clothra ot the attendant, on pails, forks, harness, clothing, etc., and it is possible it may be carried consider- able dista^jces in the air. Symptoms â€" When the abscesses form In llio spaco between the arms of the lower jaw (called tho maxil- lary space) the general health is often BO liltlo affected that nothing wrong is .suspected ur^til the abscesses break, but In most cases there is a dullness, iiioio or less loa.s of apiie- tlto, increase ot temperature, nasal discharge, at first watery, but soon beconiing purulent, cough, often dif- ticuUy in swallowing. A tumor or tumors fiui bo felt, and generally seen in tlie neighborhood of the head, usually in the space already referred to in the throat or higher up, just posterior to the lower jaw. In severe case.s the patient becomes unable to swallow, tho coush becomes very painful and brtathing more or less labored atld ditUcuU; and he usually stands with his noso iirolruded, fac- ing a supply of fresh air if at liberty. Treatment. â€" In mild eases good care and comfortable quarters are all that is needed, oUier than flushing out the cavities ot the abscesses three times daily Willi a live per cent, solu- tion ot one of tho coal tar antlscoptlcs or carbolic acid, in more acute cases in addition to the above it is good practice to steam Ihe nostrils occa- sionally by holdiUK the patient's head in steam escaping from u pot ot boil- ing water, to which has been added a little carbolic acid. Feed and water out of a high numger, as ho swallows with greater ease when head is ele- vated. Oive the patient two to four drams of hyposulphite of soda (uc- Cordin,£! lo size) ihveo limes dally. Keep hot poultices to tho throat, lance abscesses as soon as ready and treat as abovo. Feed on .soft, easily swallowed and easily digested food. If he wont eat keep up hia strength by giving new milk and raw egga with an oj, of sweet spirits ef nitre several times dully. Do not attempt to drench him. Olve the powders out of a spool, placing them well back on the tongue. Ulve Iho liquids with a 2-oii. syringo. It there bo danger of BuCfocation, and the uiuatcur can- not relievo it, a veterinarian should be sent for promptly. la cases of irrl- gular straufflJs the same treatment, less tlio UkuI lUtontlon to the foim- jng abscesses is iill that nn amateur, and, r.fler all, tbat a vcierinarlan can do. Settle Down ''%'inte4 Make dull days bright. Gladden your home with music by^getting a high grade Piano, Player Piano, or Phonoftl which plays all makes' of disc records, also a good supply of sheet music and_rtJcords. Call and hear them AT W. A. HAWKEN'S Photo Gallary & Music Store Flesherton In The Hills Above Ice River on a stump. By looking closely' one will identfy tht^ claws on' the duwnb"ut vi^M loreyaw as Uiose of tt good sized bimit bear. So uic hu- man operator is removing a iiaudsome: black ooai from a sleek, rat fall bruin, that bail ventured in innocent igaor- ' anco out on the o[>en in search of lUicB and .tuch liittresting cliauges ] from a diei of bi'rries. He did not kuo.v ihal nieu wltli guns were creeping ut) the s'.oyo toward him be-; lause tlie wind \v;is sweepiug down iroui Uie iieaks above und the only \ scent it took to his keen uoalrils was j that cit tU« fresh, sweet snows thai j |Wero already wUiteniug tho peaks ' above Ico IliviT, north o'' tho C. P. H. 1 i-ransioniliientul llr.e. j ' So the iK'ar waildlod aloui? with an \ invostigatins nose close to the sticks und stones ii'iturned over w^lth his great paws, ile paused at a rouiug log that htid faUen-Oeforo some great i fire wlui.!i bad swept the hlllsido In '. the dciiuleii pstst, and ho turned it [ over Willi an ease that spoke highly ' ot strong claws aud big muscles; he I found son;e srub.s aud lie licked thoni up; bo stariod to investigate a buiullc i ot wci'ds and' dried grasses that '< looked as if it miglu contain some 1 tender ycung mice. A hundred yards ! «way, down the slope, a man's weak I ankle that had been strained in days , \ gone by a skaticg twist, turned ou u j f ^.u -a ^-..-^ ^...u: ii ^laiteriaij-' down nhroBgh Slicks aud stones. Bruin, over the rise and out of sight, reared to his liaunchco lu curiosity. He spied the crown ot a hat rising slow- ly over the ridfee and he turned aad sped away with un awkward, shutHlBg swiftness that could bo second onls to that ot a moose in fallen timker, and there is nothing more awkward* appearing yet nothing living so de- struciive to distamft as a moose that is resily up and going with full en«^ gie.-; through his favorite racing srouud In the swamps. A steel-jacketed bullet whiijtie4 when It kicked dust out of the ma- niBg bears coat, when it burnei across the sbouldei'". Bruin snarlei and went faster. Another bullet struck his ribs and he stopped te snap in anger at the hurt and to glare back at the source of his worry. Then, ae he growled low in his thjsoat he prepared ta resume his flight a third bullet broke bis neck, aad hl9 body huddled forward and settl>»4 down like a hu8;e chunk ot jelly that had scarce "set." And ther« wo skinned him, far above the gleaming river where so recently hq' had gorged ou the luscious berries and watched the deer and moose as thej too gorged themselves on the ric5 foods that suited their cravings M satisfactorily us berries satlstled hl4 â€" L. V, K, J » I • • t 'f f • â- Â»"t"t"t"«-*'*** * • • * • ••«•* HERE IS A GOOD CHRISTMAS GIFT One that will be appreciated Send Tho Advance to your biother, son, sister , daughter ur yt'ur friend as one of your Christmas Presents. We will send The Advance to any post otticc in Canada until the endpfl9ll>, this month included, for $1.00. This is a splendid otl'er ; get in t>n it at once. A Subscriber Says : 'T receive The Advance regrilarljt^^very week, antl it is like two lot^ers from home." ^ " The Advance '' I Flesherton t I J ' \ .< J t( a n t â- a ir si K S. 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