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Makch 26 1108 THI FLESHERTOW Al) VAN Ck mi SBBBB IWyWMMWM F. T. HILL & Co. First Showing of Many New Lines In Spring Goods. Thin week wo are aliowini; a Knthcriiis of many iidw lines uf niorchandisa ru<|uirornents thai' are wanted by C(iiiifiirial)le homes and poi'plfl wliu are cartiful aa to their drewi refiuirumuiifs. The new Btylea are «uch that will appj.tl I'l (he most exiiuiiii}> taHtos, and we extend you an invitation tu corns and look; no need to buy. The atsiirtment in all linea are bigi^eat bore, at pricen that are tnoderute and luitud to the moat economical prices. The New Wall Papers are here for Spring, 1908. ThiH week we are showing the New Sprint; Wall Papers. Papering ii on. Here's where choice is bit;gest and be»t. New Parlor Papers 15c to 75c a roll. New Hall Papers lOo to 60c a roll. New Dinir.|{ Rnoin P.ipors 10c to OOc a roll. Now Bedroom Papi-ra 5c to 40i; a loU. Ill Wall Papers we hvII BurJerH to match at the name price a^ side wall or ceiling paper-i, which means a bi<; saving to you. See our v»ir.dow display of Wall Papers this week. F" >-v3 J. & W. B OYD I Ontario. Flesherton new spring styles in oxb'ouds and sudp:s for ladies. This wci'k we are ahowiiij; our new Spring Styles in Ladies Oxfords and Shoes. The Htylo and insts we are bhowiog thit season are strictly up-lodato Ameri- can styles which have a distinction of their own and the ijnaliiies are nuch as are <inly made by firxt cIuim and reliable DJanufacturers. See what we can do for y<'U in shoes. Ladies New Spring Styles in Oxfords at per paii, tl.25 to ;i.50 Ladies New Spring Siyles in Slippers at per p>ir 81.10 to 3.60 Ladles New Sprint; Shoe, styles button and laco, at p.T pair, $.50 to 5.00 Ohildrens' Now Spiini! Styles in Oxfords, per pair, 7.">J I". 2.26 Children's New Spring Styles in Shoes, button or lace, at |>er j>air 50c to 1.60 The higgest assortnioni in town. Moderately priced as to qiinlity. 0R( )M P-roNS CORSETS SELLING AT VERY MUCH LESS THAN REOULAR PRICES This week wo put on sale 250 pairs of Crompton's Celebrated Uorsi-ls in all sizes from 18 to ."JIJ. They ciine in many difFerent lines and i)ualitles, 50c, 75 and SI 0') values in the lot, on sale this week your 2J choice per pair 44c NEW TABLE LINENS. MILL SAMPLE LENGTHS, AT 1-3 THEIR REGULAR VALUE This week we put on aale 125 lenijths of Table Linens of ditftrent qualities, being the sample ends of one of the biugcHl mills in the business. We bought Ihom M a big reduction hence the reason we ciiU sell them to you at ^ less than re:;ular price. L'2] and 2^ yard lengths of Table Linen, 81.25 and 1 50 values on sale at DSo 22| and 2^ yard lenijtha of Table Linen, 91 75 and 2.25 values on sale at 1 48 22^ ana 2k yard lengths cf Table Linen, 92.25 and 2.75 values on sale at. . 1 75 CROCKERY DEPT. SPECIAL. ALL SIZES IN PLATES AT J LESS THAN YOU WILL PAY. This week we put on »a!o 250 dozen SLtni Porcelion Plates, good heavy t^uality in all sizes and the prices arc below the inanufarlurpra cost; in decoratirma of green and blue. Priced as follows: Tea Plates, Porceliiin quality, 53c per dozen. D-.'sert Plates, Porcelain quality, C8o a doz. Dinner Plates, Porcelain (juality, 78c a dt.^. On sale this week. MARKDALE WWWWJWV/ -â- -^ ^ SPRING MILLINERY. We inrite each and every one of our lady customers (as well as those who have never bought s Iml in th» place) to inspect our .•itock of spring millinery. Our display i his season will be belter th«n ever before, and if you desire ne'it, H'y'ish, up-io dale and reasoiiahle he;»d-WH«r just drop into THE C(UiNER STORE, «nd if you don't see anjthini in stock to suit you lei-.ve y.'ur order. Well guatantt-o our work equal to any cily work and i ricis mom reRs<'nal)le. Millinery Opcninys on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 17 and 18. Miss McBoan has chargo of the show room and will be pleased to cater to your wants. l>ou$e Turnishings Brussels Carpets S.'io to i^lMo per yd T:ipi;s'ry8 40 to 85c per yd All Wools from .Coe to 1.00 per yd Unions. .. .35 to 69c per yd Rugs in Velv> r.< and Tapestry from ... .7 50 to 30.00 Linoleums find Oil Cloth.1 in 4-4, 4, 8-4, and 16-4 â€" prices rcas^, liable. LACE CURTAINS â€" The nmst complete ranee wo have ever shown . prices from 55 cents to 3.50 per pair. ~ / Boots and Shoes. This Hue i.s full, vuIups good, and sltick up-to-daie Call and inspect. If you are not ready to buy come lu and inspect, aujway la published every Thursday at ll.Oi) \m>.- knnun> if)>aid in advance, tl.t>c if uotsopnid Osprcy Council. The counoil of Oaprey met nt Sing- hampton on Saturday, March 14th, according to adjoiiniment from Peb. 15th last. The niembois were all present. After reading and adojiting the minutt>8 < ( last iiiuotiiig the following conimiinica- ticns were read: From tho Bell Tele- phone MeiiKU'ial .iV-sHociation, asking for subscription; Ilf'iiiy Hoitiuaii, bill 80 postage st.iinps to Clerk ; petition of rutep.iyors, asking for the formation of a new Polling Sub. Div. at Badjoros ; Mr. Miller and Mr. Ileiideison were present urging the ojteiiing of the Townlinu of Colling Wood ami OHjirey op|H).sito lol.s 2'J mid 3) and 31. I. 11. Perigoe presented a bill for Constiblo's fee anil expenses tikiiig Samuel Kniblm to lianiilloii Asylum ; from I. Tiayiior, Townshii) Kngiiijur, plan, roj)ort, etc., for drain No. 2, Ospruy. Orders were i:4Hued on tho Treasurer to piy .lames Elliott and M. Gordon fOK, Hiiliry as collectors fiu' 1007 ; Henry Heilmin 86, Mtan>))H to Clerk ; Ur. A. II. MoFaddeii *!'>, medicine and niices.s;iries for Mrs. McK.iddon, an indigent; Sing- ham;>tiin I'lililic Libiary JflO, grant ; Thos. Scott Kl'l, Mj.'.icc.s i.ssuoing and Helling Dobentiire.s for S. S. No. •^, tho amount to bo clnugod against miid section in levy of 11)08. Report of conimittue on Treasurer's bonds wiui heard. McCalluiii Stephens That an ap- piiipiiiitioii of ?I M) lie made to each of the live road coniniissioner'u divisiona â€" Carried. Stephens D.iwn- That tho contnict for making lilo for this TownHhiu bo lot to John (â- onion i.tr the same pnoeas laat year Carried. D.iwn Stephon.i -Tliat the Road and Bridge (.'oininitteo meet tho othoials of tl e Osprey KannoiH' Milling Co..Liiiiit.ed, with ie,ards to building a now luidge ut Keversham - C.irried. Taylo.- Dow:i -That Thos. Slophons Ii3 empowered to employ a surveyor to lir ato a Hiiitablo road idlowaticB on t!io T' widiiie of Colliiigwoofl .ind Osprey and l-.iivo hihi to m-iid his report t^i this Coun- cil at .IS early a date a.s possible iind that the clu-k hiiliry the eoniiei! of Colliiig- wood tiwiiHliip of the action this toiin- lil has tjikeii regariliiig tho opening of Oie townline Carried. McCalliiin- Down- That the petition of the rateiayera from the vicinity of BadjerosaHkint; for a new iiolling divis- ip:\ bo gr.mteil vnd tliat the "clerk i».-ej).iro a bylaw for next meeting for the said purpose â€" Ciiriied. Sti'pheiiHâ€" Taylor â€" Thot tho collector receive the taxes of Mrs. G. Scutt, le.ss tho live per cent, additional charged after Dec. 14th.â€" Carried. McCallumâ€" ^te|)liensâ€" That tho clerk notify tho comity treasurer to erase the taxes on lot |>art 08, con. 3 N. D. It. and olso lot p.irt 31, con. 5 â€" Ciuriod. McCalluiii â€" Taylorâ€" That tho petition of Jacob Longhead and other.s, asking for the formal ion of a new achool aoclion on the west end of am. 4 and 5 bo not considered as the parties intorested have arrived at a niutnal arrangomcnt â€" Carried Taylor- -McCallum -That the rojxirt of tho committee on the treasurer's J.security Ik) adoiited and tiled with tho clerk â€" Carried. Bylaw No. 501 w.as (lassed appointing ovei-hoers of highways, pound keepers and 1 fence viewers, viz. : OVKKSEEIUS OK IIlliUWAYSâ€" S. Talbot, R. (iriiminett, (ioo. Rowley, Thos. Parr, Ch.is. MeCutcliooii, a. llussi'l, .lohii Samliland, Win. Sprott, John Moore, .bdiii Slowarl, W. H. Arnotl, Sauniel Ariiott, R. Brown, J.ia. Lloyd, R. W. Scutt, .los. Piiddel, D. Briggs, R. Mc- Miillen, Edw. Hillock. Jaa. Winters, .lohii H. Scilley, .Sid. Priddel, Hector Molntyrn, I.sanc Hamilton, John Kachnie, 1). McEachnie, Win. Scutt, N. Black, A. Camiibell, II. Mclnnis, 1). A. Me Loan, H. McLean, Jas. Radloy, Win. Wiiglit, (!. W. RoR.s, J. H. Brown, Hugh .McLean, Alex.Finley, Wes. Brown, .S. Browiiridge, H. Konwick, (Jeo H Bulk, .1 .\. Ksriiahan, Wm. Conn, Win, Si)oii('i!r, Thus Monahan, Jos. McConnel, .S. Galloway, .Wm. Duncan, J Irwin, G. Tlnmip.sou, KraiiU llawton, Thos. Klliott, D.iii. /eggil, R. Oltewe'.l, Win. Dand, J Tllolllp.^oll, \. Holliiigshead, E Hawton, \. Sioll, .laini-.s Miller, J. Craw- ord, ('harlcR Bailn'r, II. Thomjison, G. Mill.-r, 11. T. Henderson, A. McDer- niid, Edw. ('iirrio, Jas. Gillies jr., Jas. Loiigheed, Willis Notf, A. Bnie, D. Mi'Dougald, M.ilcolm McQueen. Kkncb ViKWKiiK .loliii Priddel, TIioh. Stephens, J. Elliott, H. Hardy, John Kerloii, Geo BiMwii, ,Ias Johnson, Geo. McDonald, Robt. Taylor, John Hannoli, W. .1. Gibsim, Geo. Hawton, Hugh Tlioiiip;;on, John Ro.ss. T. S. Freethy, A, Biiio. Wm. Hodgson. Pof.Ni) Kkbi'KKs R Davidson, W H. Guy, D. .-V. MeLoiin, Caleb (M.iyton, Willia No;r, .\(huii I'innciir, Jas. Dou);las Council n(\J,n„nod to moot f.t Maxwell on April 11th nuxt. Th(«. Scott, Clerk. Oil at Redickviile. Residents of Melancthon township, ii the vicinity of Redickviile, are anxiously w nderhig if Eugene Coste, the oil and gas expert, wid comnienco drilling for oil in that neighborhood when spring opens, as ho has taken several options on property in and around Redickviile. The knowing ones a few years ago would LiUgh when informed tltat pure aid alino.st refined kero.sene had been punqicd fioni the drilled well in front of the old hotel at Redickviile. The fact that oil has been pumped from this well for over tveiity years is making the people believe thore is something in it. In October last the editor of this imper had an interview with Mr. Coate and he fully believed tho report. Ho said the oil n i.;ht have come from a considerable distance and would be refined by runiiin* through gravel, etc. Mr. Co.ste tinnly believes that there is plenty of ml in tho hicality. This spring, we are informed, the well on the old Jerry Wallwork home- stead, acioss the road from the hotel, has large quantities of oil in it and that Wm Clulow, who lives there, says he could get about live gallons of oil per day out of his well. If this is correct there will be something doing as r.oon as the spring opens. â€" Shelburne Free Press. FLOUR & FEED We have a full stock of Flour and Feed, including Brin, Sh"ri,s, Feed Fhmr and FIVE ROSES FLOUU, nude by tho Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Keewatin. Every bag of -liis Flour is !j;aranteed â€" tlio best Fhiur in the land. None olhtr can equal it. A R D W A R E A full stock of Stoves, Riinges and Heateis, Axes, Saws and all kinds of Woodmen's Supplies, also Builders' Supplies. Parties conteniplatiug buying should cot neglect geliiuf; our prices before purchasing eUuwhere. ; J. & W. BOYD. Flesherton, Ontario- I Xmas Otter $25.00 for three months course. Wiite before Dec, 21 15 years experience. British ('aiiadian Business College, Yonge and Bloor streets, Toronto. Farm and f^ouses for Sale. 100 acTfs. Duudalk. Have You U>{Iy Warts ? Cure them with Panum's Painless C irii and Wart Fxusc or. Fifty years 8 lecops is 8 guarantee of its ineiit. Bt- ware of substitutes. Pius Inlow, a drayman, bought a horse that had bei n iinpnsooed for fifieen years in ' is o vnet's .stubln ln'Caune the animal lau oir«nd threw iheoccupaii^jif a bugjjy into the road. The owner biTSimerMJ' angry with tho horK0\])y|f he registorei^ a a vow never to take the animal out aas'n The horac hss stood in his stall from that day to this, beinsj f^d and Watered regu- larly. Lack of exercise made tho horse BO weak ho could hardly walk. He was alao handicapped by hu hoofs, w' i :h In d ilnitHii :o lit) H foot Icng. Before the anim d pould be fhod »«\;lit in'jhea of each hoof ivas cut away. â€" Ex. CMinly MB-i-tia'f \\ o<i.l(.,„.\. ,,f J^,.^. iiiaik'!' Ill H Uiiii iromnii ted (o) ifj„j ,,„ „ chirt;- of perjory, .in'. County Uong;»Hy lolm S»»H).e W"8 sent up for trnl for a liged faud. Chronic Coughs Cuied j Mrs. .Ioso|)h F.ccles of Droinore, s.iys: ' "I took 4 or 5 bottles of t>8ychlne, and a cough I had continually fur nine I months disappciircd. It i» the best remedy for chronic coughs that 1 ever I used." I Thousands of living witnesse.i j'ro- I nouncc Psychine tho greatest medicine in the world. It is not a patent niedi- ' eino, but a iirescription of a great phy- j aician. Put it to tho test in any I case of throat, lung or stomach trouble I or any run down or weak condition. At I all druggists, 50c and $1.00, or Dr. X A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto. Lot 37, 6th con., Artemesio, .\l«o two roihI residences in For further particiilara, apply to John Hargrave, Dnndalk 'Fa.pxxi fox* Sale Ij. ts E.J 8 and 9. Con. 1:1, in the township of Osiirov l.")C «c-r««, largo cleariiiB, goort tninie horn a'nd a'ttbies. good dwelllug and well. I Apply on tho iireinia.^s or to W. J. llBLLAUT, Fleaberton Karm ior Sale Enter ni>w and Prepare vousrolf for Busi. ness in The .'â-  â-  ' ^^ Three Courses:â€" Coinmeicial, Shorthand & Typewriting, and Preparatory which is for those whiise early education has been neglected. It is the most complete Business College in Canada. Write to C. A. FLEMING, Principal Owen Sound Ontario Lots 152 and 1.M N, E. T. and S. B, containing 90 acrop, uioro or loHs, About 6.5 acres iii good Hiato of culiivuticn. '20 lU'ren fall rioiiybiiig, butwoun 8 Acd nine acres of fall wlioat, '2U acres in uiua'low aud balaiiou in pasture land. Good spring creek also well at honHc. Tliiafa.m will bo sold clieai) owing to »ickues». KaHy terms if sjM stoiioo, A saip for somebody k: lloYD, tleabertoa. P. O- 7 Feb Pure Bred Camwortbs and Berk$birc$ for Sale, I have a fine lo'. of yo,,. „ r...ii^M\ r>ork»hiro8 from two to r.ix wo. ki old also •â- nmoqnod Tail- will 111 sows rendv to brpod. Matlsfttct'oi uuaruii- teed on all mail orders Writo for what you waut. .^r^' «.W. U0S8, Maxwell. Sliortl^orn Cattle fcr Sale Levluias and Wlinplen, ibo host of brooding and cpmlif â- . Ikill, cows and hbifi.rs for sale at ruasonaljlu iirices t 31!,ooD.5 CHA8. STAFFORD. Flesherton Tarm for Sale Lots 171, 2 and :(, lit cop. H. V,., Artempsia I'i) acres in nil of Hist class tariiiing land In a gwil stato of cultivation, situaie.l uj uillcs B ntS of Kleiihorton, short tiiile from school â-  an of iicxions woods and well fenced. 10 a.!roa ifniiirsh, .5ftcrB« of Iwrdwond b'.i»h bHl- ai.oc ill cood state lo work all kinds of lua'chUr orv, well watered. 2 orchards, a good hout-o IS X iid voiieoraii inside, kitclion ui x i», wood- ahodlCxl'?, new barn .» X «0 btoiiu foun.latioa. This is one of tho best farniH In tho towusUUi a'.d cau be bcught right. W.J.CASWF.LL. €boice Tarm for Sale* At Kimberley North half lot No. 10, Ku|ihra8ia. 100 aores nearly all under cultivation. Five acres old otrtaard.well watered. Throe Ihouaand will bnv it on quick sale, ifKlOO down, balance to suit Thislf adecideil bari^ain. Anply tu Mra J \I Tburslon, laiWellealey at., Toroato, ' •'<â-  Sctiool GMldM'8 Eyes Snpply Their Intellect ' Defective eyes stunt the mind Can you expect fair progress in school or success in business if so handicapped? Examination of children for glasses is a special feature of our Optical Department W. A. Armstrorigiy t. W t L E ' NO OPTiClANi «^tS:SHERTOW. . WANTED A Rnll.kble Ai>ent for FLESH ERTON and surrouiidiiisf country, to sell our FAMOUS PEERLESS APPLE TREES A bijr hardy nd winrtr apple that vcMh on sioht, also a general lino of fruit and oniaineaial (rces ii.cluflin? other valu- litde specialties. Good pay w eekly, out- til frfi", exclusive tcrritny. Write now to PELIIAM NU.RSERYCO. Growers of hiijh grade nursery stock TORONTO, ONT. N. B., Special terms lo |uit ngen^ working part tiin«. ' " ' * t. '*! '«• If * » â- r. •' *' r i *