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It.^ ' ' s^. April 25, Merchant Tailoring up-to-date in style and workmanship Men'* and Boys' fine ready-to-wear Clothing Work Shirts, Overalls, Smocks, etc. Cleaning l.Vpairin^ - Pressing All at lowest possible prices H. ALEXANDER Merchant Tailor Feversham, - Ontario For Spring House Cleaning Everyone likes a clean house at this time of the year and a small expense in Paint or Varnish makes a great improve- ment. We have a full line of Sherwin- Williams Paints and Varnishes, also Chi-Namel and Paint Brushes. Enamel ware, Tinware, Scrub Brush, Galvanized Tubs, etc. Give us a call. We will satisfy you. FRANK W. DUNCAN Fleshorton - - 'Phone 24 r 1 1 Suits That are Well-made ^ T h Kl c f-licrton Tailor Shop is the; jilaec to get suits that; Hrewi II mado Every suit guaranteed to lit There id a large sel- ection of new spring arid .siiinincrrfiiitin^s to (.'hoo.sci from ; )c-t us show l hem to yen Prices that r;in't li< be&teo. French Dry Cleaning If your suit or coat is soiled hand it to us for dry (jlcaning. It will look us good as ever. Try it. T. C. BLAKELEY Merchant Tailor THE F L E S H K K f C JS A 1) V AN U R THE Heslierton Advance W. II.THUltSTON OH, THOSE PHEASANTS ! The Advance is now informed tljat the Department of Game and Fisheries, which is running- a pheas- ant hatchery at the Hu^enia hydro pond, intends to supply settings of the eggs to members and friends for the purpose of more extensive ' production. As the officials have I contended that it requires an ex- | pert to care for pheasants, it is i probable that it will be found nec- ,essary to send an expert along with the eggs to see that thi?y are thoroughly hatched and that those who receive them do not us.' them for breakfast food. Give us lots of pheasants at two cocks tor a five dollar license and we'll all fare high on the " dear " little things. Down in Kent, Essex and Lambton this ; is the rate announced for one day's j hunting this fall. The pheasant department of the present govern- ment must thin!: that the sportsmen of Ontario are a set of fjullihles. BARCUS IS WILLIN' The Drury Government withdrew 'its Redistribution Bill last \vcc;k 'after an extremely liv-.-ly bKvkaile ' campaign by opposing forces, and Mr. Drury has decided to fjo to the country in June. In conjunction with this decision Mr. Drury also announced that Ii2 u-.is willing to form an ;ifter elec- tion coalition \\itri the Reform or Labor party or both. Thi* *t:it nieiil appears to justify the attitude .' ol Mr. Hicks ;md Mr. Casselman as outlined last week, but will he lianl iodides! by members of the t'. I-', o. who have any sympathy left tor tlu old I'onsvTvalive party ; and it may have the ellV. t o! d>, :dini> the agrarian vote at the forthcoming lection. i ABOUT EAST GREY The Conservative executive me* in Meaford on S.ituuhy last and decided to ask Mr. K. N. Cooper of Meaford lo stand for the nomi- nation of standard bearer for Kast (irey against Col. Cannichael. Mr. Cooper onsented. lie is an insurance man and is well known here. Although Artemesia and Fli'shertou havu been divorced from Kast (irey, still the people here have a fatherly eye on that riding- and many of them would like to see Mr. Cooper in the field, believ- ing 1 be could win. The lic:4 will be the next sub- j -ct on weather program for us to kick about. o o o o Talk about Premier Drury being " mum" on important questions .of public interest ! lion. G. Howard Ferguson has no right to talk what- ever ! There has been abundant discussion on Hon. Ferguson's stand, as head of tha Conservative party, on the liquor question, and if he knows where he is at he keeps it under his hat exceedingly well. Speak up, Mr. Ferguson, and tell us all about it. o o o o The Meaford Mirror gives out a challenge to the world to bat the record of a Meaford han in the size of its eg*;s. A Black Minorca hen laid one that measured 73^ inches around its waist, 9 1-4 inches up and down and weighed 5^ ounces. We have abundant faith in the laying possibilities of our Flesherton hens and the above record can be broken without a doubt. Now, all together, hens, and let us see what you can do ' Found $5 Bill A gentleman in town spied something odd looking in a snow bank by the side- walk mi morning last week. Gotting :.n hxe ho chopped it ont. When it WHS released be discovered it to bo a five (',,.:i u bill and also discovered that he lift chopped it into four pieces Paste, [i IJIIT and expert labor made it as <> d as new and Charley was in a five dollar bill. Now, don't everybody m town sh ut at once that they li . -i that money.- Came To Canada Mr. iiul Mrs. K. Dowling and ion, Harry, mrivfd from Sheffield, England, recently and will reiide in Flesberton . during the summer. Mrs. Dowlin? U - % sister of Mr. Fred Finder of town. * I We arc glad to welcome Mr. Dowliog. and f.tniily to Canada and wish them. success i their new surroundings. Main* ter. Harry Dowltog is an accomplished musician. . The syrup season is just ah. nit over. Tho New Superior Chevrolet $1235.00" $795.00 $1025.00 The; New Superior Chevrolet Sedan repre- sents the most, sensational value in coinfortaldc, cconomica,! transportation ever oft'eml to the Canadian public;. This New Superior Touring has all the ap- p<-aniiK-e8 of a car soiling for very much moro iiMMM-y ,-u, d iis jiortbnuanre and riding (j ti.l further strengthen this unusual vftluo. The Utility Coupe is the world's lowost pric- ed quality closed ear and lills with complete- satisfaction tlio deman<l for such a typo of car a demand which has never been adequately met. All the points of tho Touring car apply with equal force to the New Superior Two-Passen- ger Roadster. In addition, due to reduced passenger capacity, its mileage costa x aro lower. Calgary Grey 01-d Boys 4. A meeting of former residents of Grey County, Ontario, was held in the Board of Trade rooms in Calgary. Alta., on Thursday April 12th for the purpose of discu "sinjt tl'.e advisability of organiz- ing u Grey O!d Hoys and Girls Associ- ation in Calgary. About twenty five former residents of Urcy ..County were present and it was decided to go ahead \\ith the organization of the. Association and for this purpose a committee was named to. ttcnd to details and draw up a constitution. It was -also deci.li d to hold a han<|uct for all former residents of Grey in the near future when the formal organization of the \s>< nation will tala- pUu'c. In this connection :i list of all former residents is heniy nuiv'e up and in orde: that none may be over- looked it is requested that all former residents of (irey County living in Cal- yary or district should fo i- w:in! their lumea to .Mr. 1. \V. MeArJle, ;.u.f .M- - Lean UloeU, Cutgary. It is also re- quested that present residents of Grry (mowing of the addresses of fornur residents now lixiny in the Ua! \ district would forward them to Mr. Mc- Ardlc 'as i! is desired to have the list as complete as possible. Got Their Wires Crossed In advertising for a linotype operator this week the Hxpress received this re- ply from a reader from the Toronto Globe : " Seeing your adv in the Globe news 1 thought 1 would write after it. 1 am .i widow, W years. 1 just arrived from England and I urn very lonely here and longing for u nice person to talk to. 1 have a steady income of about $27 weekly. It isn't much but it \\ill help along. I am a careful housekeeper and tlu-y say here I am a wonderful cook. They do not want me to leave and 1 have 1-een here a month on Tuesday. I am well up in far.iinf;, light worli, ar.d I understand potihiy. Icurnot drive a car but am very sr-art anil could soi 'i learn. 1 am also experienced m sick nursing and would be a trustworthy companion to you if you care to give me a trial." Sincerely yours. No doubt the dlobe was trying to gi\e us something for our money, not know- ing they \vei\xrin.nmg the risk of break- lni> up our home. - Meaford Kxpress $780.00 Thtte are prices delivered D. McTavish & Son FLEHERTON J A Musk rat Farm How many rnuskrats can you raise to an acre '! is a unction that wuuM puzzle most fanners to answer. With most of them it would be |>rctty much gucss- \voik. However, there is one farmer in Venpnii who hu figured it out to his own satisfaction and. wh.U'a more, h:'8 shown his faith in the returns to be Ir.td from such a crop for he has purchased loo acres for a nuiskrnl farm, This farmer is J. W. Gossling and his purchase comprises swamp lots 7 and 8 on the 12th concession, across this runs the Swnley Crccli (or Muskrat as it is sometimes called) and near it is the Willow Creek. Cmulittona are ideal for muskrat farming, says Mr. (li'ssling. On farms that ;u'c closed as many as 50 rats to the acre are raised, but Mr. Cos- slmy figures that he can get from 10 to 115 to the acre. At the present time there arc enough rats on the two lots lo stock the farm if no trapping is done fiT a year, says the proprietor. He will leave the rats undisturbed this year and intends to make it interesting for any poachers who get utter them. If Mr Oossling can get even 10 rats j an acre oil hia farm every year it will be ' a [Myiny p; ."position a., rat sl.ins are worth fiMiu $1.75 to $2 00 a.'picce. The Ycspra Muskrat I ur Farms as the new undertaking Is.called, \\\ll benpna- hed. under the regular Dominion license lor I'm l.inn .. , gr^'-r * ^ - ' i^f^,. ' " W ^ <L5 ^BPilft^"i^* i^^d^^^^^^^li ' '' Victory Bond Interest When yoiir interest coupons become due, or when you receive cheques for interest on registered bonds, deposit them in a Sav- ings Account in the Bank of Montreal. The money you receive on your investment in bonds will then earn interest for you. Flesherton Branch: C. E. STEVENSON, Manager. BANK OF MONTREAL Established over IOO years 100 p,c. Pure Wholewheat Bread Most of the so-calle Wholewheat Flour sold is not genuine Wholewheat Flour. iVactkvilly all of such flour has important elements removed in the Milling Process, so that it will keep over an extended per- iod of time. FOR THIS REASON - . . When you Kike your own brown bread - - You are not as? v.red that you have the genuine Wholewheat Bread. Buy Browns' 100 p.c. Pure Wholewheat Community Bread and you can rest assured you have genuine article. F. G. RARSTEDT FLESHERTON - ' Phone 7 WE SELL FARM IMPLEMENTS CUT PRICES on A I mi d i ! '!!. ; a ' i who 1 >\ y u in MANURE SPREADER, WAGON 4 WALKING PLOWS, MOWER : I .' = JOHN -HEARD, IMPLEMENT AQCNT. FLESHERTON.