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THE FLEES II ERTON ADVANCE July 9 19o8 ISTABUSMCO MTa THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA Head Office ... - Toronto JOINT DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS Deposits may be made or withdrawn by either of the two members of _« liousehoM. This form of account is specially suitable for those living in the country, ai either member can attend to the hanking when in town. In case of death, the money may be withdrawn faf the surrivor without delay or cost. Write or call for ihrther particulars. Interest added four times a year Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches. FLESH ERTON BRANCH George Mitchell, Manager BR.ANCHKS AlUSO AT DURHAM. HAR.R1STOH AND PRICEVICLK ^VICINITY CHIP ^ W. A. Armstrong, issuer of n»irriH)i;e licenses. Farm to rent, 100 acres, at Kimberley. Apply at this office. Shingles for S»le â€" First and second class. W. A. Armstrong. Markilalo waterworks debentures have been guaranteed by the c'>unty. Girl Wanted â€" To do lij/ht houaework. Apply to O. J. Sparrow, Fl^shertim, Pig strayed â€" Small white piii, four to tit weeks old. Owner please call. P. Loucks. Two Marea for Sale â€" Fonr years old â€" one genoral purpose, the other heavy draft. John McPhail. Priceyille P. , O.D.R. Get the licenao for your June Wedding from W. J. Bellamy. They permit yon to marry. Rev. Lewis F. Kipp will preach here next Suntlay on "The ordinance of Baptism." Wm. Morrison, a young Scotchman, fall off the dock at Owen Sound and was dr.)wned. Rev. Caldwell will preach the annual Orange sermon at Ceylon on Sunday next July 12, at 10.30 a in. Born â€" In Toronto, to Mr. and Mr.s. .John thlloway of Barrie, a daughter, (nee Miunio LeGard.) Fifty acre firm for »ale. neat Flesh tton Sta Ion, for fill paiticulars. Apply at this otfice. There is a good openinj; at the present time for a young man to leara the print- ing business. Apply at once. We have control in this town of J. J. Kaitting's now famoos combination saw. Examine them at KorrisBros.' For sale â€" On«^^et _ double harness, traces 1^ inch, alsdNuiluei trucks, iron wheels. Apply to O. Catrns, Flosherton. Lostâ€" On Thursday, June Uth, 6 *t«ers and 1 heifer, yearlings. Finder •ommunicate with Geo. J. Clark, Flesher- ton. Sins. The Bell's Lake cement company baa secured its charter. The company is capitalized at (M30,000. They own 400 acres of marl lake. Shingles ForSaJe â€" I am manufacturing first class shins'leajand will have same (or â- ale all summer at my mill, Lady Bank P.P. Th.)ma3 Phillips. The person who took a halter from Benthain's yard 'in July 1st will please return to The Advance office as it was Men in their [wsseesion. Several errors, of more or less iniporl- snce, occurred in last week's issue of The Advance. The rush and hurry was largely responsible for this, and wo can only tender regrets and try lu do better nsxt time. Mr. John Anderson presented the Wareham Methodist church with a beautiful upholstered pulpit chair, an appreciation to the congregation and community for their kindi.ess to hiu tluring his severe illness. The Mission Band of the Methodist church will hold their aunnni basket pic- nic to- morrow (Friday) on the grounds back of the Park House. It is expected that tho i^nrents and friends of members and all interested will attend. Priceville Methodist garden party to- night (Thursday). Last we»!k we looked at the wrong month on the calendar and placed the date for this event un the ll>h â-º ut got it Thursday all right. It should liHve teen Thursday, July 9th. Mr. Harness of Markdale will occupy the pulpit of the Methodiitt church next Sunday^ morning and Rev. Laidlaw of Sutieniain tho evening, as Dr. Caldwell is pteaching orange sermons at Ceylon and Eugenia, respectively. Remenjiier J. A. St. John's auction sale of store st^ck takes place at Fever- sham Saturday afternoon and evening of this week, July 11. Bargains may be looked for and the people of Osprey should benetit thereby. Sue bills. At the Epworth League meeting Mon- day evening it was decided to hold a | garden party on the church lawn on the ' evening of Wednesday July 22. Tables ' will be set, a good program prepared and the Flesberton Citizens' Band in attend- ' tnce, Particulars later. I "^ PERSONALS Mrs. D. Blair of Swansea is the guest of friends here. Mifs Carrie Sullivan of Montreal ia visiting her mother in town. Miss Kate Murphy of Rob Roy is visiting at Mr. W. Moore's. Mr. Ti m Wardrobe of Toronto spent the 1st with friends in town. Mr Herb. Staples of Cleveland ia hol- idaying with relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Phillips of Toronto are holidaying with friends here. Mr. Oshwell Whitten of Toronto is holidaying at the parental home. Mrs. John Hebson of Markham visited her sister, Mrs. A. Wilson last week. Miss Millie Lyons of Proton Station visited friends iu town the past week. Miss Edna Lindsay of Owen Sound spent the holiday with friends near town. Mrs. W. Purvis of Markdale died Wed- nesday morning of last week of diph- iheiia. Mr. and Mrs J F. VarDusen of Dun- dalk were callers in our village one day last week. Miss Viola Cornfield of Mount Ziou i^ tho guest of her cousin, MijM Ula,lyS Corntield. Miescs Lillian and Laura .\rmBtrong are spending a fortnight with friends in Owen Sound. Mr. H. Sims of Owen Sound is employ- ed wiih Lyod and Sculley, driving one of the egg waggons. Miss Ella Barnhouse, accompanied by Mr. Will McBrien, of Toronto, visited Miss Ella Karstedc. Mr. Jim Fields, Mrs. Bert Fields and Miss Clift of Toronto visited over Sunday with relatives in town. Mrs. Egan of Dundalk and Mr. Egaii of Hainilioa spent the liirst with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ruu-<tedtler. Mrs. W. J. White and Mrs. Norris are spending a month with the former's daughters in Lanark county. Rev. M. VauSickle, who has been holding meetings at Rockvale, left Satur- day morning for Orangeville. Mrs. J. Saunders and children, who have been visiiing here, returned lost week to their home in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. James White of Heath- cote, and -Mrs. W. F. Johnston of Th-jrn- Liury, visited at Mr. Geo. Stuart's lost week. Mrs. Johnston Little and daughter, Miss Lizzie, of Owen Sound, paid the foriuer'b mother, Mrs. George Best, a flying visit on the tirst. Mr. Fred Hickliug of the Canadian Sault was a welcome visitor in town for a few days of the past week. Ho left again for the Sault on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Brown, late of Toronto, are visiting with the latter's parents, .Vlr and Mrs. John VVaiker,previouii to taking up their residence in Hamilton. A farmer near Tweed had nine head of cattlo killed by lightning. Will the person who took my coat from the ticket office, agl. grounds, on â- luly 1st, in error, please return the same to nie. G. McTavish. Flusherton. Pric>iville Methodists will hold their annual garden party on their parsonage gnmnds on Thursday evening, July 11. See bills for large list of attractions, etc. An especially good time is anticipated. During a thunder storm Saturday ev- ening lightning struck and demolished the chimney on Lloyd & Scully's eug- picking establishmen'. Fortunately the fluid did not penetrate the building to any extent but appears to have swit<?hed out through sn upper window, and there were no cooked rgi2s. Mr. R. N. Henderson of Winnipeg spent most of the past week vinitiiig his old hauntii and friends here. Newt, is employed with the Gait Coal Co. and has had occasitm to visit all of our western provinces in discharging his duly as in- spector and thinks it is a great country. We were glad to note that the climate agrees with his physical requirrmanls. His mental faculties, too, have better play in the broad, free west. Long may he live to grace the ^rairiet with his presence. Three residents of Fergus had a narrow escape from death, the horse they were driving being struck by lightning and killed, A horde of religious far.stics armed with rifle*, revolvers and knives, are reported from Pierstin, Man., to be marching on the Yorkton Doukhobors. Mr. Aldcorn, the enterprising merch- aat of Prioeville, was the first to get freight over the new C. P. R. line, "he getting a oar load of sugar. Mrs. M. Langford, wife of a farmer on 8ih King, aged abnut 50, was viciously attacked by a sow on .Tuue i) She had taken one of the little piga into the house. On going out into the yard again the sow rushed at her and bit her terribly about the bead and neck, one ear was bitten off. Ths hired man came to her rescue and with difficjlty drove the infuriated animal off in time to save her life. Rev. Mr. Little exchanged pulpits on Sunday with Rev. Dr. McKenzie of Shel- burne, T'he latter preached ^anniversary sermons here morning and evening to large congregations. His sermons were scholarly and were highly appreciated. At the evening service little Miss Evelyn Hall of Toronto sang a solo, " Nearer my God to thee," in a beautifully touch- ing and pleasinti manner. This little lady has a wonderfully true and melojious voice for a child si' young (she is only 13) and is likely to be heard from later in the conuert world. The coflections amounted to about $5G. Mr. U. Allen had a nice flock of brewn leghorn chickens, numbering about 50, uuiil recently. He now only haa seven or eight. A cat belonging to the farm gilt it into his whiskers that chickens were good to eat, and as a consequence the birds began to disappear until some forty had come up missing. Then the feUne'was eaught in the act and the cat was out of the bag. Pussy has now re> turned to mother sarth and will not eat any more chickens. He found out when too Ute that chicken meat was not whole- some when washed down with chilled shot. The young peoples Guild of the Presbyterian church will hold a measur- ing social in the basement of the church on Wednesday evening, July 15. The measuring social is given to you, tis some- thing novel as well as new, the invitation is to all, three cents for every foot yu're tall, measure yourself on doaror nail, an extra cent for each inch give and thereby show how high you live. The music and recitations, refreshments and pleasures we will give you free at our social of measure. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Public Notice in hereby given that the partnership formerly existing between Thoa. H. Walker and .\.Filshie jr. in making timber &c. on lot 2, Con. 1, township of Kupbrasia, Duncan P. ().. has been dissolved. Aocounts diiwn to May i"), last are to be sent in ou or by July 1st next, addressed tosoid firm. The undersigned will not be resijonisblu fur any accounts incurred after »aid 25tli JJay. Dated, Mount Forest, June 22nd, IIKXS. TH08. H. WALKER. Notice to Trespassers Notice is hereby given that trespassers on Mrs. R. Rutledge's farm near the village will be prosecuted. Berry pickers and uthei-a take warning. G. COLLINSON. TENDERS FOR DREDGING SEALED TP.NDRRSaitiiresBed to ths undor- Bigaed aud eudorsed " Teudorfor Dredi^iug " will be received until Friday, July 17, 19i)5. at 4.30 p.m., for dredging required at tlie follow iug places in the Proviace of Ontario : â€" Bownmoville, (irorn Sboals, Jackflsti Baf, Leith, Newcantio, liainy River, Spanish Kiver. Tenders will not be considered unless made Oil the foi m 8upp1i€d and signed with the ac- tual Fignaturus o' the tenderers. Coiubiiifcd speoifioation and form of tender can be obtained at the Department of Public Works, Ottawa. Tenders niUHt include the tow- ing of the plant to and from the wo< ks. Only dredges can bo employed whicli are registered in Canada at the time of the flliug of teuders. L^ODtractors luunt be ready to begin work with- in twenty days after the date they havo been noticed of the a ceptauce of their tender. Al &cC4^.pted olioque on a chartered bank, payable to the order of tho Honorable the Minister of Public Works, for six thousand dollars (46,000) must be deposited as sncurity for tile dredging which the tenderer olTors to 'perform in the Province of Ontiirio. TLc cheque will tieroturued in case of iio.i'.accept- auoe of tender. Tho Department doos not bind itself to aooept the lowest or any tender. By order, Hbcrbtart Dbpt, Of Public Works Department of Public Worlcs Ottawa, July 3, 190a Newspapers will not be paid for this adver- tisement if they insert it witboat autboiity from the department. Notice to Creditors In The Matter of the Estate of William Neal, late of tho Village of Flesber- ton in tho County of Grey, Gontltiinaii, deceased. NOTICR is hereby given pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1807, Cbai, 1^ that all creditors and others having ulaiuis against the estate of tbe said William N :al,de- oaased, who died ou orabont the twent.' first day of Hebruary 1907, are required on or >ofora the i!7tb day of .liilv A. D. 19UH. to solid bv post urapaid or deliver to Messrs. Luoas, Wright & McArdli-, Oweu Huuiid, Ontario, Solicitors fur tho Executors of the last Will and Testament of the said di-ceased, their christian and siir- nanias, addraKsei aud desoriptinns, tlie full pnrtiouiars of their olaiius, and st i.t<-uieiit uf their accounts au<^ the nature of the securities (if Bnv)hold by them. AND KtlKTHbU TAKR NOTICK t'lat after such la^^, tuoctioncd date the said executors I xill proceed to distribute the assuts of the di- cossod among the parties entitled tbe/eio I baviDg regani only to the uluimi of whieh thry I shall then have notice, aud that tho saui executors will not be liablu for the said assets oi any part thereof to any person or person 4 I o' whose claim notice shall not have been re- ceived bv them at the time of such dis- I tributiou. Dated the 22ud day of Juno A. D, 10 8, iMsma. Wright A MoArdle, 0w8u Sonal, 1 Qitl< Solicitors for the Bxeoutor*. Bull For Service. Hiawatha, No. 72012, the young ahnrthom bull, will stand for service at Mr. tieo. H. Burks, on lot 12, con. 9, Osprey. This young bull has th« best of breeding along milking lines, his dam being a "Wild dame," one of the deepest milking strains of ahorthorns on record. Parties desiriug the use of this bull should make arrangements early, ati only a limited number will be taken. TERMS: (irades, $2.00. Pure Ireds, J.'j.OO. There will be a ra:luctiou, if over three cows are brought. Cows bred to this bull must be returned if not in calf, or full price will be charred. MARE STRAYED Mare strayed, alwut ten years old, jack on right hind leg. white stripe iu face, weigua about 1-100 lbs. Finder please cummmiicate with J. £. Large, Eugenia, TN THE SUBROtiATE COURT OF THE -â- â-  COUNTY OF OBEY In tbe matter cf the guardianship of Thomas Park, infant child of John Fork, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given th»t an applica- tion will be made at the expiration of 'ia days after tho first publication of tlfi* nqtice to the Judge of tbe Surroga'.e Court of tile County ot Grey by EliEabeth Park, of tho vlllilBd of Pev- ersham. in tho County of Grey, widow, to be appointed Guardian of Thomas Pafli of the village of Foversham in the County of.Grev, the infant child of John Park, late of Strongfleld, in the Province of Saakatcbewcm, Medical Doctor, deceased,- Dated at FlaBbertoiT'this fflad day cf Jnna A. D.1908. W. J. O'Neail, Flesherton. Solicitor tor applicant- SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS Field and Garden Seeds Just Received Red Clover Mammoth Clover Alsike Clover Alfelfa Clover Timothy Seed Turnip Seed Beet Seed Mangold Seed Carrot Seed Garden and Flower Seeds Any Seeds not in stock will be procured by return mail. W. E. Richardson & Sort Summer Footwear We have a pretty range of Summer Footwear iu Mea's, Women's, Boys' and Childrens' goods in lace and strap. White shoes at lowest prices, also Patent, Tan and BlackLeathers. Lacrosse Shoes. Telescopes. Trunks. Suit Cases. cone IN AND EXAMINE OURQOODS. CLAYTONS ^^^^^^^^^^^x^s^^^^^^^^^^^s^^^ F. Q. KARSTEDT A SAVING IN SCREEN DOORS- W. have juat 24 beautiful oak grained Screen Doors. A projK-r assortment of oi-des. The re({ulur price of this Screen Door ia 81.50 with .lapanned Spring Binijes and other trimmings. Don't inias tliia chance to fiet a i>oo 1 Screen Door at a reduced price. Reitular price SI. 50, reduced price $1.25 ; Alio a plain oak grained donr for 8 90. SEASONABLE HARDWAREâ€" Wo have a full assortn.ent of Rakes, Hoe.s, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Scythes, Snatha, Cradles, Bi.ndbb Twins, Hay Forki, Rope all sizes at the lowest possible price. PARIS GREENâ€" Beware of psukuued Paris Green ot a reduced rate. It is the easiest thinu in the world to adulterate Parli Green. Do not buy it it It is cheap. Come and (jet the real stuflf riuht from the factory in 50 lb. tins. This is the pure way to try it and can't make any adulterations. Price per lb. 9 35. KANS.XS CATTTE OILâ€" Is the best goods for keepina flies and insects otr cattle and lioraps. Have tried it on imr own. Our cow eati or rests while other cows are switching, trying to keep the Hies off. Try it and you will recoimnt-nd it to your neii>hbor. All you do i« mix a little in » piii of water and then sprinklK it on. One bottle will make 16 gallons of this famoos Cattle 0>1 at a nominal cost of 6o per gallon. Who W"u'd bo withMiit it ? GLOVES AND MITTSâ€" Harvesting is here again and you will need a pair of Shocking Mitts. We have them from $.30 to 8.75. Come in and take a look at them. They're dandies. F. G. KARSTEDT, Flesherton. > ^'^'^^'^^ %/%/»^%/»^<V%^%^/%% %ik BIN DER TW INE This is the proper time to secure your Binder Twine, before it gets scarce, or the price gets higher. Make sure of yours by placing your order at ouce with Jas. Pattison. CEMENT A car load of Cement is ordered and will be here shortly. J^ I will sell it at the lowest possible price. BOOTS AND SHOES We keep the very latest and most up to date Shoes to b« had, aud at very reasonable prices. j[ Highest market price paid for all farm produce. JAS. PATTISON, CEYLON # Our Motto itâ€" Small Profilt and Quick Returns. ' |