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J ' March 21, THE FI ESHERTON ADVANCE I I t: average Canadian Family consists of five persons. The new low price of Ford Cars makes it possible to add the sixth member to it. You are considering the purchase of a car of a Ford Car. You have realized that the man the family without a car is at a disadvantage. You have also realized that Ford Cars are now so low priced that it is possible to give yourself and your family what others have. A Ford Car fits into the' family routine- does your work and that of the family makes the family routine unhurried and .unworried makes it possible to save some time for recreation to visit friends for the country dweller to get into town for the .town dweller to get into the country. The sixth member of the Canadian Family the FORD CAR. \ 'The Price of the Touring Car is $445 Freight and Governrnent Taxes Extra. And it can b? bought on a Monthly Payment Plan H. Down & Sons FLESHERTON, - ONTARIO FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED, FORD, ONTARIO ODDER NONVAND MAKE CERTAIN YOU GET A CAR AT THESE PRICES Runabout $405 Touring $445 Coupe S695 Sedan S785 Chassis S345 ThicKChassfcS495 tilt rOHO.O'.T.COVT.TAMSlHTM IK& Farm For Sale or Rent House and lot for Sale Lot* 165-186, N.W.T. A S.K , Arte- meiia, containing 110*cre. 00 cleared, balance undir hardwood butih ; wrll watered, frame barn 00 x <K> ; i<ood dtivo bed, frame houe, half mile from public chool, one mil* from high ichool. -RODD1K STEWAKT, H R .t Proton Station P.O. II --.IT Mid Lot For Sale The prop I i j known an the Ashdown reiiduncu nl i ' yl .n, an ei|{ht roumed dwelling, <<.,! celUr, ni.ti.li', tc. ; about an acre of innl. would make a itood home fur a rutired gentleman. For rernio and fur- ther particulars M'1' 1 )' '" vv - ' Bella iiy, Kle*hrtnn. IMayft Seed Grain Cleaned The Drudgery of Wash Day is a thing of the past when you put in a 1900 Electric or Gasoline Power Washer, or Hand Power Gravity and Wringer, all kept for sale by S. HEMPHILL CEYLON Agent for Beatty Hay Carrier goods, Steel Stalls and Stan- chions and Stable Fittings, Pumps, Churns, Brantford Wind Mills and Gasoline En- gines. Pump repairing is promptly attended to. A call is solicited. . . . \l B The past swo mouths have offeree several stormy days' opportunities to get your seed grain cleaned. Howmany nrc ready in this respect ? It is well to clean it at once before the best is fed. Some may feel that cleaning seed wil waste a large amount of grain so nuicl is blown over the back of tha funning mill, Considerable is blown over bill can be saved and fed to the sheep or, better still, buy a few hags of corn ant mix it with the screenings. It will make good chop for tho cattle. When the screenings urc used thus, there is not waste go open up the sides of the fan- ning mill giving it a large volume of draft :md Slow all the dirt out of the seed. It will pay-j'ou.^ We want more clean seed in Grey County in 123 than ever before. Maxwell U. F Y. 0. On account of thu storm there was no meeting on M:ircli th. The next mcct- ing will be Jiclil on Thursday, March 22, at 8 p.m. in the Methodist hull, the pro- gram to consist of a debate to prove " That the city depends upon the coun- try to u greater degree than the country upon the city." This will be followed by a wcincr roust. Get Ready For Spring Farmers m^ your implements ready for spring ? How nrc your harrows ? Are the teeth sharpened? la the disk tightened ? How about the loose plow- share? There ia more in! prepared- ness than inrush. Get yrnir implements ready. I It Inm been | invfn atthc O.A.C. (b.it every day's delay in weejing after the Uncl ia ready nirnns a lo-vs nt one hushcl of oata |>er ucic. C;.'i the farmer .-ifTortl tlint? Von i. in avoid the loss by having everything in read i ness, An Explanation From MisS McPhail ^ Editor Advance : 1 want the readers of your paper to understand what happened the resolu- ;ion asking for a 12 per cent cut in the nderanities of members, senators and cabinet ministers. Early in the session Mr. Leader and 1 i a resolution on the Order Paper in Vlr. Leader's name. I was to second it. This resolutioa was reached on a Mon- day, which is the most favorable day for private members resolution!; but I was sick in bed with the llu, and it was passed by at Mr. Leader's request. The next week-end 1 got word that my people were sick with the llu. 1 thought I would like to go home, but to make sure that the resolution was not coming up, 1 svent to persons of authority, to find out w^iat was on the Order Paper tor Monday, and was assured by the movers of the resolutions likely to come up, and by our whip, that my resolution would not be reached Monday. On this as- surance 1 went home Friday night. After 1 had gone, unexpected illness of relatives called Mr. Graham, Acting Minister ot Railways, away from Ottawa, thereby preventing the Hudson Bay resolution from coming up. Others were not ready and ours was called. I again was out of the House for the reas- ,0113 given above- Then yesterday, March 14th, which is only a half day, the house adjourns at six o'clock on Wednesday, our resolution was called at five thirty. Mr. Leader who did not intcrnl to go on with it at that late hour, rose to explain, the resolution was called and unexpectedly the debate was on. It came my turn as scconcicr of the resolution to speak at one minute to six, and I adjourned the debate,' thinking 1 was doing the best thing under the circumstances. I should have gone on speaking and then the speaker would have had to interrupt me to adjourn the House and my speech would have been the first thing on the Order Paper today. I regret the mistake exceedingly. It is a nice point in rules, and 1 suppose very few new members knew of it, but I want the entire blame for the blunder to rest on me. 1 feel this explanation is due to the people of Ontario. It now goes to the bottom of the Order Paper and will not likely be reached again this year. I think the manner in which the House of Commons received Mr. Leader's speech was no credit to the House, and to the Government particularly. To say the least it was far from respectful. Yours in cause of better conditions for agriculture. Sincerely, Agnes C. McPhail. Small Advertisements House ami hrge lot to rent in Fle*h erton. Apply to John Bretn. Cow For Sale Firat clais Holgto<n< dua April 1st B. Wel'cn, Fleeherton. Chopping dyne on Tuesday, Thuisdny, and Saturday Graham Bros. Kut>enta Calf For Stle 1C days old. Apply 10 John Wright, Flesherton. , For Sale Mammoth c'over and hurley. seed, also about 3UO bushels fct'd oats Ffed Smith, R R 2, Klesherton. Farm For Sale * .'') acrea, close to t'jwn, all seeded, full watered ; house, t/arn and orehard. Knsy tern. Apply to ISFebtf J. .1 BROWN. Fleaherton BOAR for SERVICE Purebred Tamworth Boir for service QO lot 167. S W T and S E., Artemi.. Terms $1.50. Sows not returned will be charged same as thoie in pig. Fob 16 -T.J.8TINSON' Prop For Sale McLauchlm cpen i;. n-l condition, 951) or nearest offer. Apply to The Advance dftice, FlBsherton. For St!e Grade cow due to cnlre around the Itst of March. J. K. Jamie- Don, Eugenia. For Sale Thoroughbred Jersey cow 7 years eld, due to freshen April 3rd. Apply to W. C. Harris, KimberU-y. For Sile sfiood second hnnd (jurney- Oxford range, also new crosscut saw S. Semple, Fletherton. ^_ Boar for Service \ Purebred Roistered Yorkshire Boa for service on lot 31, Ht cun. Kouth O.D. R, Anemeaia. Terms 51.50. Sows not returned will be charged same as those in pig, -J. J. MEADS, Priceville. Every day in every way Empire wall pfpr lead* the way for quality, colours, and pi-ices : Agent H. O. Carrington, Fleshe rton. | For Sale 200 bushels Le<vder oats the only five graineu oat in Canada.' Grown from Harris McFyden registered teed. 81 per bushel. App'y to Colin A. MucLean, U R 3. Pricvi!lp, Out For Sale Rubber tile buggy wooden spokes and auto fit-it , almost AS good as new. Apply to Roy Wood, Mark dale, orfjanies Wood on the Sinclair firm in', u Fleshertuii . Por Sle MOO feet of hemlock inch , lumber, quantity of plank and acantling ; 6 valley rnftera 20 ft; long; also good ; log I.DII-I- suitable for outside building J. Stewart, Proton Station Phone 32 r!2. I ) : Lost March 17th, a black and t .11 collie pup, while breas', long hair itnd short Uil ; g"e by the name of Busier. Finder please hold and notify Feveraham u ntral. Anyot.e caught li.iil' 'iii.; ill!- dot! fill be lined. Wanted District Representative for Flesherton ;uu: surrounding territory to ; represent the Old Reliable Fonthill Nur- I series. A splendid opening for the right man For full inTormation apply to Stone & Wellington. Toronto. MIH. J^iio MoCiiimiiik it* suing the township nf Caledon f.ir ?5,OUO damages fur tli duuth ( f liur eon, who w.is killed in nn automobile ucci-jent itlxiut a year ago. She claims that tlio road*ny was in bail C3iiditn.il. Thu Mfc will l>o heard al the Spring ats zcs tuis week. Disryiiif* in the ruins of his Lome a* Whithy, Ui.l , wlii.-h had hoi-n destroyed by hre, a. inui found a pookwt from it pair of tnmxt'rs K-ft inl.t/ lly pulling SWHJ- die Kcorchod cloili hn found a ten dollur irold piece, i ,-.- | bills aiul ':i>me silver. Ilia water had iruik it junt in liino to HU-O ihe inoiu-y which was un- limited. Farm For Sale 150 acres lacing lota 134x135 Con. 1 NETAS li.. Uo lot 135 Con. 1 3 W TASK On ihee premi M are one iind'ni aolul inick Imuic 28x32, one j)nk b rn ."Dxli. 1 with stnbling, one l>arn ''>'. 0!' <>ii pouts, uiip . tut- ill -h.'.l 24x4l>: i.ut 12U acics brnke and in good ftato of culliv:itioii, irnriii t'ci nwanipy pmlure with tu'vor filling spi ing. Tliis farm it* ni uited c'll tin. [iruvincial mud mnl clone in hiuh aolifi '1 mid i'.li '.t-. mid will lie I'lici- 1 litlr fi>' c|u ok sule. Tnunedi- ate jumse^M in F.irfiu'her pirtiriil irs apply to J. \\ Uni, Mrkdl R H 4. Phono Mi-is.- .>r write thi owner, \V. M. Duih, No 2 Muir Ave , Toronto Boar For Service Pure bied Uegmterea Yorkshire Boar for service Vineyard famous 7753O- on lot 167, S. W. T. &S. R.. Arfemeaia. Terms f 1.50. Sows not returned will be charged same as those in pig. 10,4.22 T. J. STHfgOX Farm for Sale Hi i hcres south half 5, con. 2, Euphra* ia, 7"> aci-ts cleaied. Apply to FRED SMITH, mU Imo R R 2, FlehertoD r BUSINESSCARDS SOCIETIES PHlNi K AJtTHUK I-ODGE, No. .i.ri.A.K.4 A 11. meett in tht ilnsonic hail. Arm jTODg'a Block FlanhertoD, evwy Friday on or tiefore (he fall mocn. ( '. J. Bellamy W, II.; A. K. BelUiuy. DENTISTRY (\ii b C MURRAY Ik D. 6 . dental snrgeon * lire nor Krjjjnjte al Toronto laiyeoity od Hoys OolT*S6 OlDent*! Burgeon* of Ontario, QM admUlDistered (or teeth eXtracUob Doe ati.mu i.ie lor<WJlo Mit 1 1. LEGAL i UCAH. ft KKNKY - Hrrlft. i-, tiollcitorB. " eic.-l. B. Luc9, K. C.: W. D. Henry, A. Office*, .v u !.'.!. Lucu Block. Phone itrancL clbct B at Oncdalk aod Darha u. XT B1OI1T. ft TKI,FORD,Hrrl8tr, Solid. torn, ftc. Olllces, Grey X bruc* Block, Owon Bound. Standard Bank ."Fletber- ton. (Saturdays). \V.H. \Vriijht. W. !'". felforJ BUSINRSS CARDS - ;1TJI. KAITTINO. "icenaed Aactlcneer toi ' ' the conuciee of lirey aad Simoo*. t.iiu KM i Ktock ule* H specialty. Termg iioderate. satitfaotlon guaranteed. Arrange- uoiite fur ' !.!' ii-nv bo mailfiat the Advance iffici-, or Central tulerbooe office Fever <r by ad<lrei>lc uie at Pevi ham. Ont. kit. A. TURNBULL. B.A.. M.B.. ** (rouithu Faculty of Medicine.U of Toronto. Onli-e KiohjmHou Bl ock, Fli erton. Tt'lcphouo 35. Kleshei^tors Tonsorial Parlors Wo Aim to Olve Kntiro Kati.sfactlcD LAUNDUY-Basket chmes Monday niqht, delivery Fno*y ev anl DVEINQ- Wow agents for Parker's Dy Works Clothes cleaned nj dyed. feithcrs rejuvenated ITFSHER- -PBOPRIE TOB i* '-:'.-5.:-..rV ' fti&v''- : ^.* THOSE . WHO GROW THE CROPS T T h ^ ken one of the privileges of this ir^tutkm * become intimately acquainted with the business ptob- lems and banking needs of thot* W*K> grow and move the freat crops of this country. There is a Branch of th Bank of Montmj in yow vicin- ity. If you are in need of banking or business advice or esire to open a checking or savings account, our man*gr will be pleased to have you come in and comisk w*H hm personally. IBS * * C. E. Stevenson, i i.