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t.IE FL fi ES IIERTON ADVANCE ItviiE U 190«" *^ -.-w^-^ ^'^- THE * « * * « â-  * « •(of Canada) Fas opened a branch nffice in Flfslier- f(n, whore a yuiior.-il biinkint! Imsiiu'SH will lie transHcted.. Money aviiilable for eiritimate business enterprisex. CHAFTS ItOUGHT AND SOLD on 'o'll points it. Ciinada and the Dnited SUtes. Interi'st allowed on depusita of Sl.OO and upwards compounded, half yewrly. O. Mitclielt Agent. Vicinity Chips For money at lowest rtftes, hnd secur- ity, go to A. S. VftiiDusen, Flesherton, Miss Dove-Siniih, of Tomnto, is the yaest of her frieud, Midaind Smith. Pantmukor wanted at once. J.E. Hut- -'chinson, tailor. F"le.sherton. Mr. H. Steeloy, of Toronto, is vi.sitin>; his grandmother here this week. Mr. and Mrs. \V. l^oore spent S unday with friends in Normanhy. For cheap fire and life "insurance, first class companies, R.J.Sproule. A larsje numhor of excursionists took th<j Niagara trip from this srati jn last week. Cabbage plants, 23 for 10c, at Doup. la'ss's drux store. Miss Jonnio Wailing, Tororftr>, visited her sister, Mrs. James McLauchUn, last w eek. •Top buggy, ahnost new, chea() and easy terms. R. .1. Sproule, Flesherton. Mrs. W. R. Proctor, Toronto,»nd Mrs. A. Prodtor, Ncwniarktt, were ijuests of Mrs. Geo. Mitchell during the past week. Bran, Shorts, Nestor feed flour and chopped corn; a full stock at Bentham liios. "Dr. Caldwell left Tuesday for confer- ence, which meets in Toronto this week. Mrs. Caldwell accompanied him. The Maxwell Methodist Sunday school will hold their annu.il picnic this year id i(Ir. Chaa. Long's grove V)-\ .July 1. 3farkdul8 football club was defeated on the grounds here Tuesday evening by "a score of 1-0. 1 good seed drill, almost new, very cheap, easy terms. R. J, Sproule,FIosh stlon. 'the Aivati(^ was shown some very hnndsooie mineral specimens from the Cobalt region by Mr. W, A. Annstrong Eggs for hatchingâ€" from Barred Ply- mouth rocks of a good laying ('train,*i.O<J ip^r setting. A. E. Hanley, Feversham. Quite a heavy frost Monday night nipped some of the tender garden stuff and early potatoes suffered considerably. Note book losN between Fleshertou and MaxwelL Finder please leave at this office, as it is important to owner. See A. S. Thurstons fine souvenir post- al cards. A large stelection . 5c each, 6 itiw 25c. A. S. Thurston, Flesherton, Mrs. H. Alexander, of Feversham, visit- ed her sister, Mrs. A. Stewart last week and called on old neighbors. 4 good lots and d w ell inf^ garden and orchard, in Flesherton, for sale theap, small payment down, balance easy terms. il.J.Sproule, B'lesherton. MVs. W. W. Trimble, is visiting her mother, Mrs. (Rev.) Biskorville In Detroit. 'Go.'kI 100 acre farm for side cheap and tn easy terms, good buildings and well fenced ; also good 200 acre farm cheap and . easy terms. Ap^ly to R. J. Sproule, Flesherton. Mrs. W. H. Bunt visited her mother at Woodbridge lant week as she was re- 'turuing from the branch meeting of the W. Mi S. Lost â€" Between Job^ ftlukeley's and win pondâ€" 'On Sdnday afternoon ablaok watch guard with gold cross. Finder kindly leave, at this office and receive liberal rewayd. On Suturday night the Fle-^herton fsotball team journeyed to Kimberley to pl4y a return match with the team of that place. The game resulted in the defeat of one tea-mi-.to the score of -3 1. Mr. H. Anderson and Mr. B. .Jackson, nfC'llingwoo*, spent Sunday- with Mr. Mid Mrs. B.Stewart of the suburbs. Mrs. L' Perigc*, , of Feversham, aoor'mpanied Xjhn Talbott, of Inistioge, died Tttes- ^ afternoon after »>t lengthy illoeM of mtmmvA ttai BtonNofaM. A reward will be given for informaMon that will lead to the conviotion of th* piiriies who threw a dead auiinal into my wt-U this sprint!. L. Biidgerow. 4ili line. Rev and Mrs Hurlliurt, Mi-^s Josie Richardson of Fleshi^rton and Mr. H. Llolnmn and dnugliter of the 4th line are dolegates this week to the Baptist AbBociatiim which meets in Menfurd. Tickets sold at all utatinns from Cliat.s- worth to Melancthoii inclusive, for the Foruster eicursion to 'Hainilion aro p.i.sitivtily good to return on Miy rBi.'uliir train up to and including specinl leaving Toronto on Monday eveninj;, June 2oth Baptist church next Sundayâ€" Pastor G. F.Huilburt will preach a^ FIuBlierton 11 a m., Kimberley at 3,30,niid a; P.ock- valo 7 30. Pahtor H. L. Troyer will preach atÂ¥'ricpville at 2 p. m., at Ceylon at 4, and at Flesherton at 7 p. m. Mr. Charley Munshaw had a valuublo thorou:;hbri'd pointer d<'g poi.soned early one m irning last week. It is thought to have bei'n accidentally secured in some way. People should he more cautious about throwing out refuse. Mr.Ducket.of Eugenia, wishes his num. erous piitrims to know he has 1000 bush- els of good lime on hand, fresh biirned the past week with two good kilns. He can aocommodate the coininuMity at large with ihe best article on the market. We referred last week to three young sprouts who made Sunday night a week ago hideous with their foul language. One of these, Geo. Bansley, was haled before .4.. S. "Van Du.sen, J. P., who taxed bin $5 and costs, amounting in all to $15.63. The fine was paid. Hound lostâ€" On Saturday, June 9, fine hound dog, black, white and tan, more white than any other color; very long ears, dark spot on top of head, surrounded by white, answers the name of Rodney. Return or information suitably rewarded. Any one detaining same will be prosecut- ed. Goo. Conroft. ATaxwell. During the eledtiric stortti which pissed over hero Tuesday of last week a tall poplar tree standing a few feet from the residence of iVIr. D. McKenzie, Cedar View Farm, Ceylon, was struck by lightning. The bark and slivers were scattered on the verandah and the adjoin- ing field. Several â- members of the fiittiily ^ felt the ahockr Ml-. W. J. eKawetl, <k the Collfiigwood gravel, advertises his tine tarni for sale in this issue. He has the western uneasy feelini?. Of course we would like to as- sist Mr. Caswell to a sale of his farm but would hate to see him leave the vicinity ill the same. He is too good a citizen to dispense wiih. The west has enough of our best men now. .. , A garden party under the auspices of the fresbyteriau Ladies' Aid society will be held on Friday evening at the resi- dence of Charles Stewȴt^ near the vil- Ad mission 15 and 10c. Should interfere, entertainment will be given indoors. Flesherton Citizen's Band will bo in attendance. A good time is anticipated. Everybody should go. Eugenia Presbyterians will hold their anniversary services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. on Sunday, Juno 24. Rev. James Buchanan, of Dundalk.will preach. The Toll6wing evening, 2uth, a garden party will be giVen and later A'SiSnceA'for wbicli a splendid program in being prepared. See bills for more particulars, Rev. L. W. Thorn's valuable driving Colt "Togo" got himself into a fix on Friday last, from which it was rather difficult to extricate him. He attempted to jump a wire fence into the garden but lit on top of it and could get neither backward or forward. It took the united efforts of tliree persons to release him, and before this was accomplished his hind logs were pretty badly scratched. He Will liot be ifij'ttffed permanently. •The Vesult was bad enough but might have been frorse. No, 6 Co., 31st regiment, entrained at this station Tuesday Vnorning for Niaaara camp, under charge of Lieutenant Hen- derson ot the Queen's Own. Toronto. Lieut. Laziers of the 9l9t Highlanders is second in charge. Capt. C.N.Riohardson is not out with the company this year. There were 31 in the company which ^s-ft few short of the required nOmher. The Woman's Institijte recently presented Mrs. Albert Stewart, of the suburbs, with the followftig address of sympathy irt the loss of- her sister. Miss Nettie Perigo, of frevwsham: "The mem- bers of <*e Wy^itieTi's Ifistitutb universally daeir6 lo ext*nd to yoa their sincere sympathy Itt yonr recent bereavement. When one's heart is filled with grief and ]()n»8)tMaA.it ftdiOBMiMa hard to diBcten.. > I 'he silver lining to so dark a cloud as this one which now seems to overshadow you' May you have the consolation which can come from God alone and realize that "He doeth all things well." She is not dead, the child of our affection â€" But gone unto that school Where she no longer needs our poor pro" lection. And Christ himself doth rule." lago. rain Among the exourrfonists on the Niagara trip last week wasH. E. Willet and wife. Although their ticket was good to return, thus far the railway has failed to bring them back. This genileman was man- ager of Douglass' drug store for a couple of years and later started what ho called a school of telegraphy, securing four or five boys as pupils at forty dollars per term. Some of these had completed their terms, but at least one had not, although his tuition fee was fully paid up. No oUier pupils being forthcoming Mr. Willdtt evidently decided to seek other pastures and so embraced the opportunity of a cheap trip to the border. There are said to be a large number of villagers who mourn his departure. An attachment has been placed on a small amount of furniture which he left behind in charge of R. J. Sproule. This will not briiig more than $25. The indebtedness, it is said, amounts to between throe and four hundred dollars, and village business men are left for over 8200, in eums running from $2 to $;i6. Willet was an affable, good uatured sort, and while here handled the Foresters funds and at one time was a member of the Methodist church board but was dismissed from the latter a year ago. It is needless to say that no fare- wells were said by the departing couple. The Very Best Remedy for Bowel 1 rouble. Mr. M.F.Tiorr<ini»hti, an old and woU-known resident of lihitfwin, Ind., says: " I reKar<l Chamlwrlain's Colic, Cbulera and Diarriiofa Remedy is almost sure to Iw needed lieforo tiie summer is over. Whyimtbiiy it now and Iw prepiircd fur auch an emergeiiuv? I'i'r sale bv W. E. KichaniSon and H. L. Uoti^I.lse. June Weddings PHILLIPS- HOPPS A Very pretty house wedding took place on Wednesday, June 6, at the home of Thomas Clark, when bis granddaugh- ter, -Miss NoUie Hopp*, was married to Mt. Wilfred Phillips of the Collingwood gravel. The ceremony was performed by Kov. L. W. Thom. The bride, who wore her travelling dress of navy blue lady's clorh with white silk waist, and carried a boquet of cream ruses, was givon away by her grandfather and attended by her friend, Afiss May Cation of Brampton, who wore a skirt of Alise bine voile, with white -Indiim lawn wiiist, a'nd carried pink roses. "The groomsman was Jfr. . Oscar Phillips, cousin of the groom. After the wedding breakfast the young couple loft on the evening train for Owen Sound amid rice and good wishes of their many friends. The newly wedded couple are taking am e'xtenfled trip to itfanitOu- lin island, Toronto, Brampton ai>d Ni- agara. The presents were numerous and beaiil»ft»l. The groom's gift to the bride was a costly gold watch amd to the brides- maid u pearl crescent brooch. •LEE-RICHARDSON On Tuesday, Juno 12th at the Methodist Parsonage, by the Rev Dr. Caldwell, Mr. Hammond Lee, of Peterborough to Jjiss Ada Richardson, eldest daughter of John Richardson of this place. After the ceremony a wed- ding breakfast was served at the homo of the bride. The young couple loft on the 5 p.m. train for Sodus Point, near Roch ester. Mr. and Mra. Leo will take up tlieir residuixo in Peterboro. ffbw to Break up a Cold. Itmav l)ea siu-prise to many to learn that a .levere ciild can Iwcimiplntely Imikeii np in one or two day's time. The first symptoms of a cold are a dry, loud couRh, n i)p)fuso watery discharge from the no.'^e, and a thin white coat- ing on tlietongue. When Clianilieilain's cough leniedyis taHen every honr on the first hpiwnr- ancu rif theSe siylfiptoins, Tt cOunter?.ct» the eifect of tilt; cold and rustores the system to a healthy condition \rithin a day or two. For sale by W. K. Riohtrdson and II. L. Douglass. tartn for $ak Lot 171, part 172-173, Artoniosia, IM aor*», 110 olearei), 10 soroa Rwanip, .5 acroa harilwoort, 8J niiloBoast of Floslioiton, short uiilo from Klosh- erton, sliort milofroiu »chool;iiow t)»ru .W i 00, stone stablos; good house 18 x 'J6,kitchon 10 x 90; good well &b aoor;voung anil old orohard. This (s one of the oloeiiost and best farms in the to-wusnipand can bo bought right. Apply to W. J. CASWELL, lJ4eshartou P. 0. Fi$l)iiid notice. y Riven t ,, js 8tri< afiVilon on lot 23, ^^^ ited, and trespsBsers will be^R^tont. " jQfiU kNDKBW OBAUAM. Notice Is heretiy Riven that flshlni oon. 10, \rt«mB(ii». is " trictlv prohi gow JMraycii One grey mooley cow, about May Ist, Any person knowing hw whereabouts will confer a favor by communicating with AKCHIK CUKBIE, Ceyl<in P. O. Boots and Sboes For the Spring and Summer Everybody will be getting a new pair of Boota or Shoes or ought to be gettine a pair. In order to meet our increased trade, we have bought largely in this line of goods â€" some of the choicest and best that can be had â€" also heavier and cheaper lines. They are bought from some of the best Man- ufacturers in Ontario and equal to anything shown in tliis tine and <{uite new. Also a large lot of Trunks, Telescopes and Suit Cases on hand. Cus- tom work promptly done. Call and we will try -. -. • • to give you entire satisfaction at • • , • (Utii« Clayton SHOKMAKRR, ONTT. I Seeds! Seeds! The MEDICAL HALL does not intend to let its reputation for the BEST SEEDS suffer. We have in stock everything in the seed Ifhe re«](aired by th^ farmer or gardcftor, fill froA the most reliable growersâ€" no old. dead seedâ€" everything fresh and full of vitality. Scores of people are taking -advantage of theae facts and securing bargains every day. Get your seed for spring planting from H.L.Douglass \m , Mens Underwear '^^ We have a gool supply of Men^s Summer Underwear, '^i Cashmere finish, also 2 thread Egyptian Yarn at very 'h low prices. i^>! Flannelette Top Shirts, each 20c. ^ No. 1 Granulated Sugar, per 100 lbs $4.50 /y â-º^ 3 lbs. mixed Cakes 25c f^ I $. 3a$* Pattison General Merchant - Ceylon. i^ » £[0! For 3 Niagara Falls The Union Sabbath Schools of Shel- burne will run theit annual' monster excursion via C. P. R 6> Toronto and the Niagara Steamboat Line to Lewiston. Tlienuo via Gorge Elt-ctrio Railway to Niagara on Friday, July 6 k delightful 2 hour's sad on Laketintario from Toronto toLewiston. Thence by Iho Gorge Route along the Niagara river on the AniuricKn .side ijetting a beautiful view of the great whirlpool tftp~ids and other scenery. Excursion, train leavQS Markdiile 6.5oa.m. STEER STRAYED Yearling steer, came to my premises abonb'. Ajiril 1,5. Tile owner is renncsfted to prove - m-oiwrty, |>a<|rex|>6ii8eH.-vnd take the 9«in« away • Lot 35, con. 5, Art><infsiA WM. FISHKR, Portlaw. Hereford Bull for Service, . Tli'i white facoil beauties are tbo prepor' stoel( tor tills Hootion. I tiavn a niio two yesr old bull, "tJpftrtan" No, '27u:«, for survioo,lot ITO - ard 8. \V. T. & 8. B , Artouiosia. Terinaâ€" «1' and (S, lapl 07 â€" WESLKY ItUSKlN. Tlm-st Markdalo 6..'i6.... FlenhertoD 7.07... Proton 7.10... Dundttlk ... 7.a6. . ("oihetton 7.S7.. Molanetlion 7.<(t •• Hliolburno IM... Crombie a.03.... L»«rel.., . ..^.... S.re.... Orafttjevfllo Wt... »,30 fare to Toi-mito , a.oS .. a.05 .. 2.03 .. »:05 .. tiW . I.MS .. 1.P0 .. l.(V5 1.00. 1.49. fare to Niaficara ... 8.10 a.os .... 2.05 .... a.05 a,oo ... 1.85 1.80 ... i.ns 1.80 1.00 Pure BHA Catiiwortl)» and Berksbires I have for sale some pnu-bred Taniwoitht jows, nlso two nice pure bi-«(l Derkiihire boars â-  nearly ready to wean. . Satisfaotion guarau- - te«d. yM17 07. ~Geo. W. K.mw, Maxwell. o .rcc... Ts^ i.*a Arrfvft'at Toront* 10.a0p. m. CIriiarSu lialf fare, . Rotirrft train iWtriosVB Toronto wharf at 10.30 n. in., .TAly 0, lor Msrkdale. All tickets from Malanctjion and nortb good to retorBon-any reR^tSir train up to Monday, ./ulv Otti Come and spend ft ^•leABsnt dfty. Oomtsiitteaâ€" K. Uetwi8k,U. J.WataoD-.A.Sniltli. 0^(i yarmf w sale Lot ntnn'ftor in, con, 13, Onprev. 100 aorps -- 85 acr^s inKlor cnltivfttioff, halohne li«r<1woo<)! ibasb, .. Qood barn -Mth stone b»«in W X (1(1. Good fraiiio hiHifio tvitti atone oollar. \< elf I . wat«r<Kl w>U« Rood trail and spriiiR. Apply la> I James Rixters A Ilobert SmitH, , I FeTenihain, Ont, { Rxaoator* o( Wm, Stuitta Mtate, J, Dattd May. ISJW^ It