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^3T5qp5r m'"'mm'w*<'^iifmi mmmm THE F L E SH E K T O N ADVANCE JlNe 8 1911 ~ THE STANDARD BANK EMM^\m OF CANADA »^-^ A DEPOSIT OF ONE DOLLAR is received in our Savings Bank Department, and is sufficient to open an account and entitle the Depositor to a pass Book. The highest cunent rate of Interest is allowed, and money may be withdrawn at any tjne without delay. Savings Bank Department at Every Branch. as FLESHERTON BRANCH C«eorge M itcKell. Manager ICHXA Jkl.aO AT DVUHAM AMD BAJtR,I.STOat Tomato plants for saleâ€" T. Bulmer. Reid PattisoD's half page adteriiae- Station as i "n*"' o° '^e back page. Boraâ€" To Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Quij«, Going North. Sanday, June 4, a daui^hter. Mra. F. G. Karstedt and Mrs. T. ChUlett spent the week end in Owen Sound. Mrs. R.D. Mertick from Sault Ste. Marie is spending a few weeks with her niece, Mrs. Cargo. Foundâ€" A watch. Apply at Ad»ance (fiiee. Owner, please prove property, VICINITY CHIPS ^ P^y expenses and take away the same. X. p. R. Time Table. Trains leave Flesberton follows: 6o:ng Sjuth 7.43 a. m. 11. 28 a.m. 4.33 p.m. 8..33p. m. The niiiila are closed at Flesberton a^ follows; For the north at 10.40 a.oo. and 7 p.m. ; and the afternoon uuil soutn at 3.45 o'clocK. For morning train aoutfj mails clow at 9 p.m. the previous ev'g. ^ Odds and Ends ^ MISCELLA-NEOtS Bicycle painp lestâ€" Between public school and I'ickell's bill, on SJay 2^. Fiuder please leave at this nftice. Watch Loit â€" At Eimenia during ball pUyiag, on Saturday. May 13. Finder ple.iM return to â€" Fred Jamieson. Past are t<> Rent â€" FoaracreH at edge of corporation. Apply to H. Wilaoo, Fle»herton. Mr. Carl Wolfe of the Metropolitan School of Music, Toronto, will resume bis teachinz work io the vicinity of Fevenham and Maxwell from .Inne 2«> to Sept. 9. Pianoforte, Or^an and Theory pupils accepted. Address, Feversbam P. O. ARTICLES FOR SALE For sale â€" Brood Sow, due to pis{ soon, also pa.sture to rent on 10th line, Artem- esia. Apply to Ja.i. Cenoe, Flesberton. Beitutiful e»te signs, for farmeraâ€" foi sale by R. Cook, Ceylon Ont. I HILL BROS. - - Markdale For Saleâ€" GoodisoQ separator, wind slacker and feeder complete, in yjcd re- pair ; aUo 17 b.p. simple tnjction engine and outtit complete ; Victor clover huller with wind .-stacker, American Ab.?l. Easy terms.â€" R. G Julian. F.'vershanj. Vi For aale- in? lot. S -House and lot also a bniid- Shunk. A public meeting will be held in Fever- sbam on Monday, June 12. Co discuta Miss Mamie Ilabart of Toronto visited reciprocity. It will be addressed by Dr. her mother over the holiday. ; Sproule.M. P., and I. B. Lucss, M.P.P. 'were s^uests at over Sunday. Mra. Trimble spent the holiday in ' Meeting at 8 p. m. sharp. Owen Sound with her daughter, Miss Swinton Park and Rock Mills pliyed EtheL a same of football on the grounds hete Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brown have gone Tuesday evening. Tbe Park won by to Chicago to visit the former's sister, ' 5 goals to 0. The winners put up a Mrs. J. H. Campaign. S»n»e worth seeim?. Mr. and Mrs. B. WeUon of Toronto ' A Uttle S-ycar-old .on of Mr. Jam« the Muubhaw huuie ^"'^ '^'^*"'^*^ " bad cut on the leg by a scythe on Monday, which was bandied by another youag lad. It rei^uired Mr. Arnold Thurston of Toronto spent gjgjjt jtitehes to close the wound. The a couple of days during the past week ' imie fellow wUl be laid up for some .with his parents here. time. H. C. Duff is tlie man appointed as Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Bates, and their agricultural iuatructor for tbe county o! son in-law and dauttbter, Mr. and Mrs. (Jrey. Nine others liave been apfwinted Maddox, of Toront.>, were in town list for various other counties. vreek calling on old friends. While here Rock Milk and Eugenia olayed , they removed the remains of two chil- friendly game of football on tbe formers. <^«° ^'^^ ^^^ cemetery-one a little 1 t! . J 1 . Ti, , ' liirl sis years of ase and the other a baby grounds on Saturday evening la-st. ^be >^"- ^ * ' , n â-  c t D 1. Ml! boT. The children died while the score was 1-0 m favor of Kock Mills. i "^' parents lived here some 2o years ago. PROPERTY FOR SALE or TO RENT Farm to Rent -Lots 184-5. con. 2, S. W. T. and S. R., contains lot} acres, better known n% the old Neilson farm. Apply to W. A. Armstrong, Flesberton. The corner stone of the new Swinton Piurk Presbyterian church will be laid on Tuesday, 13th inst., at 5 p.m. A garden party and progi-am will follow this ititer- â- estiug event. The newly organized band played on Mark Wilson, butcher, porcbaaed from Roddy Stewart, west back line, on Sjitur- day last a yearling heifer that tipped the scales at t>45 pounds. Tbe animal waa just a year and two weeks ot age, and was the fattest piece of beef ever seen on For Sale or Rent â€" Lot 5, con. 8. (Jsprey. On the lands are good f rnm e barn, basement, stables, and a eood frame dw^llme. For terms and condi- tions apply to John Osborn. Batteau P. O., or W. J. Bellamy, Flesberton. Pisture to Letâ€" Pasture to rent on lots ' 171 in the 2 con. N.E. of tbe T.and S.R. Artemesia. Joseph H. W»tson, PortLiw P. O. I Farm to rentâ€" IW acres good paature farm apply to. J. Wnght, Flesberton The uniform 3aci.-«s chat has i trended the tis« of Chamberlain's Colic, Chwlera snd Diarrb'jea Reraetiv ha* made it a favoiite everywhere. It can always be depended upcn. For sole by W. E. Richardson jt Son. 56 5^ y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y I y y y y y y y y y y y y y y i y y y y y â- ii^i^ -^i.^ I. Special Announcement for the Wool Season WE are in the amrket to bar any <|aaatitv of W(~>OL, ir&shed or tmwasbed, at tlie Highest Market price ia Cash or Trade, so when selling yoar Wool rememqer we are in the best and strongest position to serve you. The extraordinary valaes that we have b«en able to seciure makes it easy for yea to bay many lines of Merchandise away below market valae at this store. Big Clothing Special We will p'ace on sale our entire stock of MES'S and BOYS' CLOTHIXG at ridiculously low prices. In many cases price will be reg-tniless of cost. â-  Men's 6.50, 6.75 and 7.50 Suits for $4. 75 For instance you can buy: ;j{:Si;??rnd%t/otuit;fer:::1fg All other hnes is stock at corresponding low prices. BOYS TWO PIECE SUITS, SPECIAL. One hundred b<>y s two pieced suits in tweeds and worsted, sized from 2:5 to 29. These suits are worth up to $3.50 reguW, on sale at $2,19 BOYS' TB REE-PIECE SUITS A large selection of tweed, sized from 27 to 33. Regular value up to f5.30, on sale at #3 96 MENS ODD PANTS 100 poirs men's pants in tweed and worsted p.-intin2 worth iu reguLir way fl..50. ?1.7.> and $2.00 on sale at $1.1* Our Annual SHOE SALE FOE THE WOOL SEASON wiU not be behind other years. We have a large stock of Shoes in all Hne.s very reasonably priced, and also Specials in all lines at prices that are sure to please you. MESS SHOE SPECIAL yhis lot of Shoes represents broken lines wort from $1.30 to $2.3*) in both grades, heavy and light. A 1 boots for the summer mouths. Sale price. ... $1.25 WOMEN S SHOES A clean up in Women's shoes in nne Dougolts, Box Calf and graius. Regular value fro-n $1.1.30 to $2.30, sale pi ice, per pair .'$1.35 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A Hardware Department. We I ave the finest Hardware Department in town and can .«ell you all lines of 1 ardwaieat closest prices, aud accept produce in exchange for same. - A A A A A A A A the square for the first time one evening j^t market here. Mr. Wilson purchaied | last week, and the music was apprecia- » good one fr.)m Mr. Stewart last year ted. Mr. Bowler is producing H""e al*o, the two netting tbe seller over $110. i a respectable bunch of musicians. | j^ considerable change has been made I Mrs. Joseph Phillips aud sister. Miss in the time table on this line of railway. Mary McLean, of Toronto, called here The morning train south is twenty laat Friday on their way to Siugharapton ; minutes earlier, the evening train south •to look after the remains of an uncle wl o fifteen minutes earlier. The iuH>n train had died there suddenly while holidaying. Saturday last, tbe King's birthday, was not generally observed here as a lioliday. .\ll places of business kept open as usulI aud catered to the public. \Vo hive not got weaned from the good old 24th of May as yet. One of our mer«hants has learned from Toronto gets here at 11.28, or 27 minutes earlier than in tbe past, but tbe night train arrives eight minute* late*, or at 8.53. This change went into effect on Mundrty morning. The time table apiieara every week on our local page. The County Convention of Women's Institute will be held in the hi^h school that aalty water is not easily digested h*"^ "e^' Wednesday, June 14. at 2.;». by tomato plants. Two shipments were [ ^iss McTavish of Port Elgin, Mrs Ledi- spoUed before ha discovered this little [ »"* ^^ <^''»'» S°"'><^ """^ ^"- *'»'*'"P» •'^ ajcret. Water from an ice cream feezer j Holstein are to be the principal speakers bad been used. 1 -*â-  K"^ music^ program has been prepar- TheEpworlh League - had charge of ^ ^^ ^""^ '^« ''^â- *°"'«' Tea wUl be served the service in the Methodist church Sunday evening and &I. K. Richaids'^n spoke iu the morning. The evening service was quite profitable and interest- ing, the young people acquitting them in the basement of the Methodist church, aud a billet will be provided for all who f>end their name to Mts. W. A. Arm strong. . Miss Gilholm of Bright, Department selves very creditably. Tbe women of delegate in the series of summer meet- the church have charge of the services iuga, addressed the Womec's Institute on next Sunday. ' Saturday. Miss Gilholm's subject was "Canadian Women." She showed tbe contrast between Manitoba aud Jos. Clark and A. H. U. 'Cokiubouu of Toronto spent Saturday on their trout preaeve down in the valley. They returned to the city Mon- day morning with a thoice lot of trout, and in a beuevoleut frame of mint}. J>^^. says he caught so many that he won't ,te able to look a trout in tbe face for a year. But this won't prevent him from catch- ing thtiin by the tail or hooking them when their backs are turned. In the fitst draught of stations not much change is made on the Owen Sound district. .Among the change) noted in this vicinity are : Rev. .\. P. Stanley of Maxwell is down for Walters falls, and Rev. H. E, Kemp of that place goes to Heathcote. Rev. H. Berry of Piioeville goes to Corbetton and Rev. AVilliamsoa, Ph. B., takes his place. JRev. James Phiiniater is down for Maxwell. Ontario concerning women ; she also sounded a warning to mothers concern- ing tbe white sUvw trafhc. Dr. Shearer of Toronto said : "' Tell the mothers of Ontario that a young girt is not safe to go to Toronto, even on a visit, unless chaperoned." Mijs Gilholm made sugjesiions to the program committee that when a-:ted upon will make the meiitinga more interesting and helpful. Mr. Wilson, who has been uiitnager of the Rock Mills since their purchase from Armstrong Bros, by tbe Durham Furni- ture Company, has severed his connection with the company and gave up authority with fbe tirst of the present month. He owns a sawmill at Louise in Beutiock and has moved his family to that place, where be will look after his own business and go extensively into building opera- ' tions. Previous to leaving be waa tbe X week or so ago Mr. Joseph Duncan recipient of an address and presentation of the suburba receiveil a .Might scratch from the employees of the mill and a few from a nail on the palm of his hand, neighbors. While here Mr. Wilson and It festered and became i>ainFui. Mr. Duncan went to a doctor, who advised him to poultic* it. Liter it got much worse and on Sunday last the hand waa •o swollen and painful that blood poison- ing was feared ^nd Mr. Duncan tM>k a family were very highly esteemed and their removal is considered by all as a distinct loss to the community. Mr. Wilson is succeeded in the management by Mr. Ja-uos Dargavel. It is feared that anotlier outbreak freight train to Toronto for treatment, ofjrabies is iuimineut in thj vicinity of >V» trust the treatment will prove Toronto. Perhaps the d»g9 uotice<l •uccessful, but the trouble is looked the item auuouncing Dr. I\utherforu'.< «it>on as being rather serious. lesignatiou. Elast Mountaiin I Mrs. Alex. Carruthers left Saturday for the Sau't on a visit, alsti to attend the wedding of her sister, Lillian. Miss Ella Kurd, a former teacher of this place, called on a numler of families before going West. In August she leaves for Japan as a missionary. We wish bet every success iu her new field of labor. Tbe census man made his appearance last week, and of all the nuestions ! ' Mrs. E, G. Cross and two children, who spent I he past in.->nth with her parents here, has returned home to Hamilton. CURE THAT COLD ^f <^^^^»^^^<^^Wi«v^^^^iViVȴw«ViÂ¥iffiff^^ n&ls Is Quickly and Pleas- antly Accomplished U Yea Use Catarrhozone I The Bellamy Hardware Buying becomes a pleasure when you buy from Us. We have a full line of. Riverdale Ideal growing weather. Mr. J. and Mrs. A. Erskine of Beav- erdsle, were callers to this vicinity on Saturday. Mrs. Mason of Oregon, U. S. A., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Gould. Our gonial school ma'am Miss Etta Briscoe, visited friends at Temple Hill on Sunday. Mr. F. Cutting is engaged with Mr. WQl Deckle of Cheiry Grove. Mrs. S. Ward of Markdale, visited at the parental home last week. We resret to state that Misi Margaret Dav s, who has been engaged ia this vicinity during the ptst few weeks, was obliged to return home owing to tbe illness of her mother. One of our atpirintt young ladies. Miss Mabel Ward, has accepted a lucrative position with McFatland and Co., of Markdale. Mr. G. and Misa Fli-ra Irwin of Ronklyn visited friends in this vicinity on Monday. Messrs. John Stephenson and Boyd attended divine service at New England on Sunday afternoon. Our young people are liK>king forward with an emotion of pleasure Hnd joy to to tbe evening of June Sth, whe.i Temple Hih will bold their annual garden party. A jolly good time is promised. Oatarrhozon: will relieve colds al- most Instantly and in a few hours -a .'A cure completely. If it Is old-st:in i :-.^ asthma or bronchitis its nuick ,; curative rciiilis •.viil asto.'-.ish you. Catarrhozone is little drops of heal- ing medicine carried by air to th« sore and diseased parts. You breathe them through the Catarrhozone Inhal-j •r and they spread throughout all the. •ir passages. It Is sense as well as healing, b*?-' cause Catarrhozone is a gemi killer, j healer and restotvr ot weak tissues because It is so prompt and certain In its results, better than any other â-  remedy for diseases of the throat, lungs and bronchial lut>e«. and it Is neithor alcohol, morphia or cocaine â€" all danj- erous. Tens of thousands have used Catarrh- ozone without reporting a single case, of failure to cure diseases of the throat and lungs and nasal passages. Remember, CATARRHOZONE is taken in air. and is little drops of heal- ing for the throat, nasal passages, or; lungs. It always does cureâ€" is guar- ! anteed. Price I5c.. 50c.. and $100 at all drug- gists or by mall, post paid, from The , Catarrhozone Co.. Buffalo. N.T., and â- Cinxstoo, Canada. Shelf Hart,lware. Heavy Hardware. Cutlery. Pipes aud Sundries Paiutd and Oils GranitCAvare Tinware Woodenware Roofing Come in and inspect our stock. It will be a pleasure for us to show you anything in our Hue. Ce J. Bellamy, Flcshcrton. 'ABmmmwmmwmmmmmrnmfmjm ITS SPRING TlliHE ! Whooping couKh ia not dangerous when the cough is kept kitwe and f.xpeetoration ea.«y by givini; Chaiuljerlaiu's Cough Reiu- etly. Is has lieen used in uianv epideutios of ihis disease with perfecs success. For sale by W. K. Kichsrdsuu Jt S->n. The Agricultural Society of the^ Gircnde, France, is convinced that I the contiaually increasing numl'Cr of. , euemiei* of crops, and especially of;! the insects so harmful to vines, Cochylis' and Eudemis, is due to a great exteuc to the disappearance of small birds. ' The societv, tberoK)r«, has invited all the , agricultural associations of France tO| unite and insist ut>on the protection of > these valuable auxiliiries of the farmer. | A new ruial mail rouie has been established fiom Dundalk to Gildale and Kingscote. And we Lave preparetl for it by putting in a stock of new spring and summer Boots and Shoes in Black. Tan and Patent Leather for men, women and children See our W. B. H. and Model Makes ot Shoes. They are neat and good wearers. Custom work and repairing as usual. A Rush in Wall Paper We have stocked up heavily with Wall Paper this year and will not carry the stock over to another season if prices can be made to talk. We want you to call and look at the stock. All good, up-to date j^atterns ami designs â€" anil there are over 3,500 Rolls to Choose From. You can't help being suited. And in order to rush the goods out they are marked away down, the prices ranging from 3 I.2c. TO 60c PER ROLL Such " Ljw Tide " piices are bound to tempt the wise buyer, an,l w© look to see this iiiiniense sti>ck move out in a few^ weeks. .\sk to see the stock. Eli. Robinson, Feversham, Ont. CLAYTONS m MARKHS. Carefully Corrected Each Week Wheat 7o to (.>at9 SO to Pe«M 75 to Barley 50 to Hay 10 00 to 10 Butter 16 to Kugs, fresh It) "o Potatoes per bag 65 to Geese 18 to Ducks 12 to Chickeoa 18 to Turkeys 15 to Wool 20 to 30 751 50 00 Iti 16 I 63! 13 181 13 16 88 .Hvidely AttendecTl The splendid patronage enjoyed to-iay by the COLLINGnCOD ut. Business Colleg^^ Is the vertliot of sound, thorough, practical training. Write for cata- logue. Now is the time to enter. T. E. Hawkins* Principal I