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r tl E f-LESIlERTON ADVANCE October 12 1905 .-*^- Ifl OF CANADA Capital - - 6,000,000 Reserve - - 3,473,197 Markdale Branch F»riiiors business giver Kpcciol attention eiilier as SAVINGS HANK. DEPGSlT- OaS 01- BORROWERS. FARMERS SALE NOTES. Urina your sale notes to us FUR COLL- ECTION. We keep them safe, notify makers before maturity , iinil pluce Hniounts to your credit, as tliey.aro paid, for a very small clmrge p^r note. We n!so CASH SALE NOTES at lowest curreiio rata <jf interest. BL.\NK FORMS FOR SALE NOTES may l.e obfaiiieil at this offiue FREE OP' CH.ARGE. It is important that n"to« should he drawn out in cnrrcot legal forir. A. MacPherson, M'g'r. !^^^ VICINITY . CHIPS S i J C»t«r3Ctcrt»tlc« oj The P«»t Week Carefully Culled for the Curl us. Wnltervillo L. O L. will hold nuiiual box social on the 20th iiist. their Fresh lime always on hand. J. H," Diickett, Eugenia. Mr. Huuh Pedlar of the Owen Sound Sun, is visiting at his home this week. Blacksmith apprentice wauledâ€" apply toJ.H. Heard. For Ni>. 1 Spruce Floorine ro to R. P. Legate & Co., Ceyhmâ€" 15,000 ft. in stock Crenm separator for sale at a bnrgiiinâ€" nearly new. Would take $30. Apply to A. Bates, 931 Queen St., Toronto. Rav. Wolwood, of Dundalk.will preaoh anniversary sermons in the Mttnodist diurch on Sunday next. For Hardwood Floorinas go to R. P. Legat* & Co., Ceyb.L, |12 per M and up. IQO.OOO feet in stock. Our electric light"* were oflf several nights Urtt week while repairs were made to the dynamo. Any quantity of Brst class spruce fli>or- ing or siding on hand; also hsrdwood flooring. Thompson Wilson. Mr. John Sled and daughter, Miss Magijie. are the guests of Mr. and Mra.T. Sled of the suburbs. A dresam.iker of three years expeiience desires employment by the day in or about Fleshcrton. Enquire at this office. It is estimated that about thirty Fleshertonians attended the Oi>prey fair at Feversham on Friday last. For saleâ€" one 4 acre lot with barn on It, in Flesherton. Well fenced and in » good 8t«te of cultivation. W Baru- houBe, 638 Queen at. W., Toronto, liOBtâ€" Two five dollar bills in town. The owner would be very thankful to have them haiided in at this office, or returned to Lewis Fi.sher. Lost â€" PouiitaiiJ pen, 1 mile north of Flesherton on road to Markdale, on Sept. 16. Finder please leave at thii office. Any person wishing inscriptions cut on monument^) should drop a card to J. A. C'hi»lett, Swintou Park P. O. South G'ey foachers convention will 1k3 held in Durham on Thursday of ihi« woek. On Friday the onveniion will run an excureii>n to Guelph, where the Mi:Donald Institute will !>e visited. L^oiitâ€" On Saturday, Sept. 30, between Kiiuberb'y and Flesher'on on th'i mail r. me, a 38 calibre nickel plated revolver. Viildor plense leave at any of the post offices on the route. For No. 1 Spruce Siding go to R. P. Legate & Co. Ceylonâ€" 20,000 ft. in stock. Rewardâ€" Five d«dlars rewatd will be jMiid for the recovery of a walking stick lost between Eugenia and Beecroft.'s hill on Wednfcsday 27th September. Thotnp- Hon Wilson, Floshoiton. Sick heaiiacho is caused by a dimirdered condition of the stoniaoh luid ii> q^uickly cured bv Chamberlains Stom.ach and Liver TabUti t'ut sale by W.E. RichardHon. W. Triaib'.es' bus team ran away from the station one ni«ht last week and were not stopped uutil ihey ran through town. Aniaxle w*s broko'i, A few dollars would repair the damage. The horses were not injured. The Dundulk Herald called the Bi»»^t Orey fair "Arlomosia township fair" The Utter waa held on Friday last at Pricevdlo. So many fairs arc a little confusing, eh, Bro? Dundalk'a new town hall (which by the way, would be an honor to a more preten- tiuua town) «ru openisd on Tuowlay of Utt week wban the tpe»ken included H. H. Miller, of Hanover, Pr. Sproule, Dr. J^tt »ud lp<N)t peUbri^iei. Miu. Ofcar England of Cohhva'er is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Breen, t^ne of Lloyd and Scully'.s finely match- ed ega wagon ti'iini died of inflamiuntion last iveek. Mr. Run^Uidllor Qitimales the loss at $200. John Morrow, a Ciir repairer at the C. P. R. yards in Ow.o) Sound, was killed on Wednesday afternoon of -last week by beinsj crushed between two cars. Cnpirtin Will BeiU'o.si! of M.ixwell, is now runniiii; with lii.i spUoidid ste;irner, the Kmu K.lward, be;wueii 0*'eu Sound and the Sault, Eugenia PreNbyterians will hold anniv- er«ary seriifes on Sunday, the iStli inst., when Rov. Mr. Shepherd, of Markdale, will pre-icli. On Monday evening follow- ing a fowl HUjiptr and eotuitain- niunt will be '^iveii in the church. See large billH. The editors of the Duihani papers have beep shown a new dmrn wli^ch wiU bring the butler, a perfeet specimen, iilHlde of two minutes. Tiiey .-jay it is genuine and is likely lo crento an upheaval in the butteimaking World. J. 0. Morgan, M. A., inspector of Public Sulioiils ill Nortli Simooe.for thirty- four years, has nci-epted the position of superintendent of Forresters' Island and Orphan's Homo at Deseronto, and will leave Barric about November Ist. Editor Watson of the Creemore Star met with a very painful accident reaent.ly. He was adjustinif some part of the cylin- der press while it was in inotiim, when his left hand got mixed up in the niachine and was badly smashed. A meeting of the Women's Institute will bo held in tliu little :dd Division Court office in Flesheiton on Tuesday, Oct. 17 at 2 p. ni., sharp. All the ladies are cordially invited as business of impor- tance niuBt be t'aiisacied. We would like to see every menibtr present, also nil who are not members aro welcome. â€" Sec. Dundnlk will wind up the fall fair season on Friday of this week with their show. Never before in the history of this country have the fairs In'en favoured with such niiigiiiliiient weather as has been viuchitaf^'d this year, and all fair direcfora are jubiluliii'4 accordinijly. Sorry wo couldn't attend both the Pricevdlo and Ospiey shows on Friday last. Necessity called us to Feversham. However, our Pricevillo friends evidently got throuvih the day very nicely without us, and the show was the best ever. Barnhouseâ€" Weber At the residence of the bride's hrother, Mr. John Weber, Boliarm, Snskatoh- awan, on Wodne.^day, Sept. 27. were united ui tile holy bonds of miitrimony, Mr. Will. lJaruhou.se of EilmontMii, and Mi,<H Lizxie Weber of Kiml>oil-y. The ceremony was pwi formed by Rev. E. J. Chegwin, of Moose .law. asf isted by Rev W 15. Ohegwin of Wesley. At 5 o'clock II. m. the bridal party entered the room lo the Ktriiins of the weddina march, play- etl by Mis Weber. The bride, hand- somely gowmd ill ivory bilk, was attended by Miss Clare Heard, while the groom was ably supported by Mr nuijh Ham- iiiond. None but the iuimediale friends of the bride «oro present. After the cer- emony all Httt down lo supper, after which the evening was spent in music, social i-h.it, etc. The groom's gift to tlie bride was a bandsome told bracelet, while the biiile»niiiid and groomsman alao received suitable presents. Mr and Mrs. Barn house left fur Edmonton, on Monday, Oct, 3, where they will reside in futuie, M K # M â-  The Blood is the Life. Owing to faulty actions of the kidneys and liver, the blood becomes tilled with disease germs that imperii health. The first warning ia a back tche, dizziness, bead.iche and lack of vital energy. Act quickly if you would avoid Ow terrible ravages of kidney complaint. Got Dr. Uamiltou's Pills today; they cure kidney and liver cninplaiut for all time. No medicine relieves so promptly, nothing in the world of medicine cures moro thoroughly. For goed blood, clear com- plexion, healthy appetite, the proper treatment is Dr. Hamilton's Pills. 2oc. per box, at all dealers. Timber for Sale. A quantity of timber ou lot 161, lut con. N. E. of T i£ 8. HoHd. One and a half niilus Poiitli of Fleftbertoii. Kor particularB u.pplv to Jnbn Wiitht. Torulers will be rocoived up to Oct, 20, tUOo. Tbn hi^boat or auy tuuder uot neces- eari'.y acooptod. Tamworths and Berkshires. I have for sale a fuw ctioice young plgB ot both breeds at rigbt prices. VVrite for what you want or ooruoaud ivkt ibi-m* Maxwell P. 0. Geo. W. Buss. A Plain Tale From The Mills ^^1 We have just received our second consignment of White Pine from the North Shore and our stock is now complete in every way. We are in a posi- tion tT supply all your wants in the line of Sash, Doom, Flooring, Siding, Mouldine, Scroll Work and Turning Planing $ lllatcbtng done on shortest notice Give us the order for thut verandah; we can suit you to a T. Chopping - Mondays - Only Prices Reasonable. - Terms: Cash. Flesherton Planing Mills. ' ^ ' ^ • y':y^ ' ':^'^^ ' -g^2 ' ^i^^^ ^ ^ The young people of the Epworth League drove down to Dundalk ilonday evening and paid a l^ng-def erred visit to the League there A very enjoyable evening ahr the rppult. Refroahments were served by the Dundalk young folk and the proijram was prcvided by the risitois, Mrs. J. Boles and daughter. Miss A. Boles, of Greenwich, Conn., aro guests of thf-ir cousin, Mrs Fred Hiekling. Mrs. BuloR was a dauiihter of Win. Arm- strong, brother of the Ist.e J. W. Arm- stronn, of Flesherton. It is forty years since Mrs. Boles visited the home of her childhood hero. Mrs. Landeikin, the widow rif the late Senator Landerkin, died on Saturday at the residence of her son. Mr. J.nmes H. Landerkin, 116 Dupont Street. Toronto. Deceased had beien in pof.r health for Roino years. Mrs. Landerkin was a daughter of the late Joseph Kirkoiiwell, Etora, Out. She leaves two sons, Jnntes H , employed at the Toronto postoffice, and another in the civil service, Ottawa. The Markdale Standard asks why it was that the local press did not advertise the due of their fall show. So far as this paper is concerned the reason was this: The Markdale fair was not in the list of dates issued by the government, from which we copied our list, and ihe directors of that society were remiss in not s'upplyinB the heal press with their date. They did not even send a prize list, and the date of their fair was not known in this office niiril less than a week befi'i-e the event. If the direutors of the Markdale fair do not think it worth while to supply the local papers with a copy of their prize list or to acquaint them in some way with the dare, surely it ia not worth while for the local papers to bother them- selves writinu for it. Soino months ago a bantam hen in town brought out and raised a sijitary chicken. Ill the course of time she considered that the chick was old enough to look after itself and so started lo lay again and in a few weeks hatched out eleven . little chicks. During the process of incubation, the tirst chicken hatched on the eggs with the mother, never leaving the nest except for feed. Although the last brood aro now several weeks old, the first chick remains all the time with the flock, covering her share along wi*,h the mother. When feed is given it calls the sninller chickens the same as the mother does, and in many ways shows a siroiig filial affection for all the members of the family. â€" Fergus News Record. Some Seasonable Advice, It may he a piece of superfluous advice to urge people at this aeasou of the year to lay in a supply of Chamberlain's Couch Kemedy, It is almost sure to be needed before winter is over and much niorc proiniit and satisfactory results are obtained when taken as .won lui a uuld is contracted aii<l before it lias Iwcome settled in the .tyHtein, which cin only be done by keeping the reniuily at hand. This remedy i" â- i" widely known and to altogether |{o<>d that iiu one should hesitate about biiyiue it in preference to any other. For sale by W. K. Richardsou. A lady in Krainosa has a fine rosebush that produced two crops of beaunful flow- ers this Beas'ii, BO says an exchauuu. That's nothing. A lady our. at Tory Corners has an old unbeauliful speckled hen that bus produced three crops of nice chickens this season and she bus her own crop yet; and she did it all with her little hatch it.â€" Ex. Dropped Ail Others. "I dropped all liniments but Nurviliiie because 1 found Nerviline the nuickest t<> relieve pain," writes B S Bentiai of St. John's. "If my uhildieii are croupy or sick, Nerviline cures them. If a case of cramps or stomach ache turns up, Nur vilino is ever ready. We u.so Nerviline for neuralgia, rheumatism and all kinds of aches and pains; it's as ifood as any doc- tor." The great Canadian remedy for the pa»t fifty years has been Poison's Ner- vilineâ€" nothing better made. (Clayton's ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Is the place to buy your make them out of the Fall Boots and Shoes. We best material to be had and workmanship good. We have always a good stock of factory boots bought from reliable makers, Ladies, Men's and Child- ren's. If you want satisfaction as to quality and price call .xnd see us. Also Trunks, Telescopes. Shoe ^ polish, black and tan. Custom work and repairing promptly attended to. ^ ^ ^ (Ueare in Business FOR YOUR HEALTH. ,*^^ InsqmnU and Indigestion Cured- "Last year I had a v^ry severe attack of Indigestion. I could not sleep at iiiKht and suffered most excruciating pains for three hours after each meal. 1 was trouliled this wav for about three uiontlis when 1 used Chamberlains .Stomach and Liver 'I'ablotK, and received itii- mediato rehcf," says John Dixou, TtiUamore, Ontario. For sale by W.K. Richardson. Births. Fisher- At Flesherton. on Monday, Oct. 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fisher, a son. Breenâ€" In .\rtetnosia on Monday, Sep. 25, to Mr, and Mrs. Wes. Breeu, a dtughter. How to Cure Corns and Bunions First, soak the corn c)r tinnion in warm water to soften it; then pare it down »» oli sely as iKiiisible without drawing WikhI and ai ply Chaiiilwrlahi's I'ain Balin twice daily, rubtiing vigorously for live niiiiutes at each applieation A corn plaster kbuuld bo worn a few days to protect it from the shoe. As a general lini- ment for sprains, bruises, lameness and rheum- atiiiin,Pain BaJra ii uncfiuallod. For »aU by W. B. Richardim. Ma If yon. your friends or relatives suffer with Fits, Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, or F.illing Sickness, write for a trial bottle and valuable treatise on such diseases to Thb Luibig Co., 179 King Street, W., Toronto, Ciiutda. All druggists sell or can obtain for you LEIBI GSFITCURE Farm for Sale Fifty soros on the oast hack line, \rtnmas la- lot 168â€" all under onltiviMon but eight acres of codar swoiiip. Well fencoil, well wnterud, framo lionco and barn, (jOoJ orchard. A snap. Apply W . A. Ariustronf!, Flesherton, or R, MoQrutber, Markdale. Farm For Sale liOt, 72 and 79. second con, of Artemcsis. 100 acres, 65 or 70 acres olesred, twiance. Rood pasture land. RauReen river oro«Be» the lot. Ki ante bsrn with stoiiu wall and frame housa with titone collar. Rood well, suitable for Iiouho or barn; Rood orebard, half a mile from school quarter .>f a mile from store and post-oWoe, one milu fr<incburoh, 4) miles from railway station. Apply to J. w. Lyons, Pert Law. Farm For Sale Let 10, con. A, Ospray, containlnR 100 acrer, more or lens, situatoJ 2iuilos from Maxwell, and si from Kevt-rsham. Terms, one- third price down, balniice to suit purolmser, at 6 par cent. For further particulars aj'plv to K. N. Klnnear, Mazwi II. Farm For Sale Lot 1M-Ui4, T. and 8. R., Atteraul^ 100 aorei, moatiy iwder oultlvatioa, Fint slut barn, omhard . eto, T. PALUOTBB. n«rtiertoB P- O. - HALL MEDICAL FLESHERTON The Expert Pill Hixers 3| r l\ 7lf For Your Stock Herba«enm, Int^srnational Stock Food, Columbian Tlegulator. Tick Destroyer for the •heep. For Yourself Patent Medicines â€" all the popular raake«. Pipes and tobacco. For Your Wife Spicea for Perfumes, cooking â€" Allspice, CorticellaSilk. Cinnamon, Mixed spices, etc. m For Your Baby Soothing Sv-up, Sucking Bottles, and Teething Rings. I Richardson & Son ^ DRUGGISTS Flesherton :-: Ontant'