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TT August 17 1905 THE FLESHERTON AD VANCE 'WWWWVVW F. T. HILL & CO. WWWWWW' AUGUST STORE NEWS. Being ever on the alert taking advantage of every buying opportunity that helps us to better serve the interests of our customers, the many^ special lines we have to ofter during AUGUST will doubtless bring us a large increase of business over any pres'ious August in the history of our ever increasing business. Below we enumer- ate only a few of the many special attractions this store has to offer during this month. •1^ ^ ^ r BOYD, HICKLING & CO, ^ -FLESHERTON, ONT. $6*50 Cadies* Kaiti Coats for $3*0$. 18 only Ladies' raincoats secured at a great bargain. The benefit is yours. Ilugular value $6.50, Auitust Sale price $2.9 8 The price on those beautiful collars is just half. We have placed on sale for early August selling the balaiic^ of our 50c. Ladies' Silk Collars. The price while they last will bo 25c- TWO SHIRT-WAISTS OPPORTUNI'nES, We placd in stock a few days ago 60 new, stylish, up lo date Ladies' While Lawn Shirt Waists, secured at a big reduction on regular price. There are many Htylrs in this asanrtmeni; which contains all the sizes from 32 to 40, bust nio.isureniont. Come early when the assortment is complete. Regular value up to $1.50. August salo price '^''• 46 Ladies' White Lawn fancy rauslin, fancy sateen and black sateen Shirt Waists. Value up to J1.25, Aug- ust Sale Price 48c. WOMEN AND MISSE'S SHOES AND O.vt'ujil)^ 08c. 50 p«irs Women and Misers buttoned and Inced It. fx nnd Oxf(irds. This lot contains many very special li.i'.- ins. Value up to 83.00. August Sale Price <J8c. TWO SPECIAL CORSET BARGAINS. 24 pairs only Ladies Corsets, good value at tl.OO. Special August Sale Price (>8c. A TRIO OF BOOT BARGAINS. 40 pairs women's and men's leather slippers, children's shoes. Prunella gaiters, etc. Value up to 50c. August Sale Price 25c. 75c. CORSETS FOR 48c. 3t) pairs, only. Ladies' Corsets, Sizes 18 to 22, the regular 75c. kind. August Sale Price 48c. MEN AND BOY'S LACED BOOTS FOR $1.25. This lot consists of about 60 pairs of Men's and Boy's DonKola kid. Buff Box Calf, Patent Leather, etc. Laced ^oots and gaiters. Value up to $3.75. August Sale Price $1.26 50o. TWEEDS FOR 35c. 150 yards grey, brown and mixed patterns in tweeds AND GAITERS suitable for men's and boy's clothing. The price is very special. Value 50o., Sale Price 35o. VEILINGS AT 9o. A YARD. 300 yards plain and fancy spot veilings, value up to 38c. August Sale Price 9,.. Cadies* Dress Skirt Special for Jluflust. 40 only Ladies' Dress Skirts in black, blue and grey. Here is a splendid opportunity to secure a good service- able, stylish skirt at a small price. Value up to $3.75. The price while they last will be $2.25. IWW MARKDALE mmf site I "imblisUed every Tliursday at 81.00 per annmu if paid in advance, $1.50 if not so paid. All subwiribem paying 11.00 strictly in advaiicB got the Montreal Herald one year free as a remium. Vegetable Growers Organizing. The oflSoersof the recently formed Ont- ario Vegetable Growers' Association purpose orgaanizing branches of the Association in connection with the leading oities and towns of the province. Organ- izers will be sent out during this month to towns and cities with the object of forming branch as-sociations. Thoae organizers will be members of tke Assoui- atinn, who are leading market uardinors in tho vicinity of Toronto and Hamil O", ^Tlie Asaooiation will receive a Gi>vtc 1 grant this year of $800. It purposes usmg this money to hold a large convention for veKotable growers at the time of the H'rlicultural exhibition in Toronto, next November, and also offering prizes for a Uree vegetable exhibit at this show. The constiiution of the Association provides for the formation of branch AMOciationss. The votietable growers in the vicinity of any town or city may organize a branch Association, for which the ra--mbenhip fee is $1,00. The presi- dent! of these branch Associations become direoton of the Provincial Associations and have Iheif expenses paid while attend- ing ineetings of its executive. The branch Associations are expected to pay the Provinicial Association 40 cents for each of their members, which makes all mom- bitrs of lii>4 local Association members of tho Provincial Association The Provin- oiaI Associations sends all its members •opies of the annual re|>orl of its conven- tion, a monthly magazine, which is the Otiicial oruan of the Association and ether printed matter. Vegetable growers who would like to see one of these branch associations formed in their vicinity are invited to write to H. B. Cowan, Di-part- nidnt (if Agriculture, Toronto, who is the secretary of the Ontario Vegetable Grow- ers' Assooiaiioa. List of Licensed Pedlars In the County of Qrey, on July 4, IpOS NlMBS. William Bjan Bsony Iieviiie.... Iflldocefjeviuo. ... Walter B. Thlatls. D. Uoliitoiili Wm. J. a. Bhesn.. Jo8e|ih Weiner.... Noah Pirniok Israel UsUs Adorkih, • Markdalu ...Toronto ..Torouto ..Owen Hound... ... Duntrooii .. Ow«n Hoimd.. . '.i!ollingwood.. ..Manwoll ..Turooto CI4A98 OF L1CKN8B, ....On foot... • • One-h(»rse vehicle. .. • •..On foot One-horse vuhicle* • Ouii-horse vehicle.. ....Ouu.horso vetiiolo. .. ....Uue-horse vehicle .. ...One horse vehicle ... .On foot Whin- ii expikbs. July 14,1805 July 18, •' July 26 " July27, " Aug. 1, " Bept. IB, " Sept. an." Got. 0, •• Oct 13, " Feb, 31, inofl April 7, (TUslicenie wa8tr»n«feiredtoH»rry PoUocVof Torout^ Ssaeen .(. Onysn Owen Sound OnoliorsovohlH- Jo«eph Masxar Toronto Ou^^"â„¢,';-*;:;-;"" Conrad Laurie Owen Sound One horse v.il,l,.ln Immanuel Topp Meaford One horse lf,hh,u •^'*",',''' £h?,';l''?,^.''ji.:j portLaw i One hor„\'etLt;.::::::'-..'.::'.;:...t,';'3!'a" May S Mays May U May 11 May 30 Philip (loodaian DundalV..;. i:;.;'.' ' " nM« 'C7.1 l^l'-"}^" Charles James 'roâ„¢uTo......V.V..Vonc horse vSe*" BmarlOlazer Dundalk One horse vemoJe.:; .,,0no horse vehicle. . One horse vehicle ,...0n foot with uush oart.::",'" ,... .'.'.. '. i.' J uueT ...One horsovehiole JnnVa .....One horse veliicle ...' ...r.'JSSS? One horse vehicle.. ..One horse vehicle Louis Polock Durham Lewis Levinahn Toronto- Sainnol Laviue Dundalk...,!! John KilROur Mount Porest! Max Sosltiu Toronto KiifusOlivur „ Meaford . _ EdwKitzgeraia Qarryotin-.r-.T.-.ViV.-.Onehor^J^ilSJV::;"" Jj'j | .. Kveiy person Kuilty of a breach of the Third Sentinn nf nn„-t , n t '" â€" Juiy o yld«ittateveryper»Jnwhoha.ebt«lned.ironseâ„¢hal latalUim'/ '^^^^^^^ Na 6M (which pro- have hlH licesse with hini. and shall upon demand eVhl" t o san,,',. .hin """VlnK on hla buslues. and pay a penalty of not less than »t.00 o- more than »5 00 for each oir„.^.„' f^ «»»»'»"•»'. 'or'eit in default of payment may be cunuiitted to the Common tVac of tl^e Cm.^ti'S n''" "'"^ "'"''i »"* Every person RUitty of a hrca<h of anyof theprovi" ionsof Hv law V" f?« "" '"^"^ » - shall, U|>on couvlctioii. forfeit aud pay a penalty not exae.llii^ *v. nrr..; ^' "'''er 'ban Section Three costs and in default of daymant t^e offender may brimrUon^d^.ifhS'f.'' ""o"'". exclusive of County of Oroy with or without hard labor. imprisoned in the Common Gaol of the A reward of twenty f\V6 dollars is offered by the County Counnn >.» .,.„ .,«.. tlon against any hawker or peddler who naa violatedanv of the SJnvwSnl .RT?*"^ securing a convlc of th. county of Grey, "To License and Regulate Hawker^andffiar.^^^ of By-laws Nos. 638 or OW Ml County Constables are requested to see that the provlsloua of th,. on,,.,... v , Published by order of the County Council. Provisions of tho county by-laws are enforced. JNO, RUTHERFORD, County Clerk. Owed Sound, July, 1903 Dates of Fall Fairs. Floshorlon Sept. 27â€"28 Purhani Sept. 20â€"21 Dundalk Oct. 12-^-13 Fevnrahain Oct. 6â€"0 Clarksburg, ...y Sept. 28â€"29 Meaford Sept. 28â€"21) Owon.8oajid I. .Sept. 12â€" 13â€" 14 Pricevilla Oct. 8 8helburiie Sept. 26â€"27 »^ â-  Sumatra grows thu largest flower in the world. It measures a yard and thiee inches across, and its cup will hold six quarts of water. Baiflesia Arnoldi is its name. Ernie Kirkpatrick of fiamsolilfe, has won distinction this summer, by trapping 108 ground hogs on his farm in Mulinur, What ho intonas to do with such a bundle •f furs our informant did natenlightao us. -•8iu)J.burne Free PreM.. $1200 GOING MANITOBA and ASSINIBOIA $18 00 RETURNING OOINQ DATES AUGDST 29, 1905 ,h,cVu<HnrTorouto"' °°' '°«"'""'8 main line Toronto to Sarnls, SEPT. 2. 1905 M»'l' "ne Toronto to fiarnia and stations north (exoopt north of uui. X . M, lOKiu Caldwell Junction and Toronto on North Hay Section). SEPT. 4 1905 'â- ''â- oni all PoittB Toronto and east, to and including Bharbol Lake "»" a. -x^ low and KinRMoii, and north of Toronto and Cardwell June, on North Specials For August. A Clearance in White Lawn Waists. 15 Ladies White Lawn Waists, these include a num- ber of the best selling lines of the season where the assortment has been sold down to two or three gar- ments and represent qualities that sold from 75c to 1.25 Clearing price 69 c A Clearance in Neglige Shirts. 25 Mens Neglige Shirts, some silk fronts with white bodies, some with attached, some separate cufls,sizes 14^ to 15. Kegular price 75c and $1.00. Clearing 50c A Clearance in Misses' and Women's Boots. 39 pairs Womens and Misses Boots, some lace, some button. Sizes 11 to 4. Narrow and medium last, plain and patent leather toe caps. Some Dongola, others Glove Grain and Polished Buff. Eegular prices from 1.25 to 2.75. Clearing price i)5c A Clearance of Fancy Muslins at 7 I-2 c. 10 patterns Fancy Colored Muslins, including black and white, pinks, blues and green floral designs liegular 12^ and 15c quality. Clearing at 7^c. Special Clearing Prices in Ladies Ready to Wear Hats. See the values we are offering at 50c and 75c. Ladies' sOc. Girdles for 39c. Ladies White Tape Girdle Corsets, just the correct article for summer wear, quite superseding tho net corsets. All sizes 18 to 24. Regular 50c quality. Clearing pnce ^ ^9 Five Roses Tlour }lay and Midland divisions. '!^^^^^V"i?°'^^!"P^'*!!'',"'^J"^'^''''OW!NNIPE!a only will be sold, with a CEBTIPI- ManUo'ba°aifi"A8Hi"ib'' !' * ^®'''®™'""' ^^^^' without additional cost, to other points in If punhasore engaRod aa FARM LAUOKERH at Winnipng (provided such Fabm Labomrk work not lusa than M days at harvoating, aud produoo certifloate to that offeot). they will b« "'Mi'.'S", '" or'tiiual htartliiH Point at rate^ shown above on or before Nov 30th 10051 TICK HTHWILLliKISHlIEDTO WOMKN „» well ae Men, hut will not be lasuVdat Half- Bate to Children. lT«.Tlckot9 not good on Imperial LiinitedBipresaTrainB """ "• "*" tot further partleularu apply to nearest Canadian PaclHu Agent, or C. B. FOSTER, D. P, A„ C. P. R., Toronto, Ont. ^ â- hardware Departtneiit Buy "Plymouth" Twine and have the best. A Baptist and a Methodiat minister were by acnidunt dininx at tho same house. Aa lliey took their seats there was an embarrassed paiite, the hostess not knowing how to aali one minister to say grace without offending the other. The small son quickly grasped the situation, aud half rising in his chair, moved his Bngor rapidly around tho table, reciting, "Eny, mene, miny mo, catch a niK«or by the toe." Ho ended by point- ing his flr.ger at the Baptist minister and i shouting, "You'tait.. Sir James Watson's Opinion. He says that the commonest of all dis- orders, and oho from which few escape is Catarrh, Sir James tirnily believes in liioal treatment, which ia best supplied by Catarihoisono, No case of catarrh can exist where Catarrhozono is uaed; it ia a miraclo worker, relieves alniosl instantly and cures after other reraodies fait. Other treatments can't reach the diseased parta like Oatarrhozuno because it goes to tho snuroe of the trouble along with the air you breathe. Catarrhoeone ia freo from cocaine, it leaves no bad after-effects, it is simply nature's own cure. Accept no substitute for Catarrhozone which alone can cure Catarrh.. 'i^:i l^arvest Keauisit$« Dairy Ukn$il$« Binder Twine Cream Separators Binder Whips " - Binding Gloves Grain Cradles Maehine Oil. Separator Oil Churns Creamer Cans Milk Pail* Cream Crocks. Boyd, Hickling & Co. TlesDtrton E i*^Ne>BNeiei9>ifc^JM^. ^ JtiJ Kj |;^),(;K^),C)t i) l i