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THE FLESH ERTON ADVANCE ArcusT 3 1011 X "^ ^^^^ The Standard Bank of Canada Toronto HAS MOVED TO ITS NEW HEAD OFFICE BUILDING KING STREET WEST, CORNER OF JORDAN STREET, TORONTO. The Savings Bank Department at the new location will be made a special feature of the Bank's business. FLESHERTON BRANCH Geor|(e Mitchell, Manager ABAMCHEJ A.L^O AT DVR.HAM AMD HARR.IST01K Trains 'follows : C. p. R. Time Table. leave Fleshertou Station as Going South 7.43 a. m. 4.33 p.m. Going North 11.28 a.m. 8.53p. m. The mails are closed at Flesheiton a.* foUowd : For the north at 10.40 a.m. and 3 p.m. ; and the afternoon mail south at 4.45 o'clocK. For morning train south mail close at 9 p.m. the previous ev'g. VICINITY CHIPS Mr. Edward Whitten of thi^i village ba.s a taluable ploc in bis garden. The plot measures some twenty feet s<|uare andlt con'ains 600 ginsing roots which will soon be ready for digging md cur- ing. We would be afraid ro estimate what this little bit of land is worth to Mr. Whitten, but it is anywhere from $400 to $700. Il reiiuire.s five years to bring ginsing ictu maturity and a year and a half for the seedi to sprout, which probably accounts for so little of it being raised. Few people have sufficient patience to wait five or six yein for a return on their investment. - A peculiar incident occurred here last j weeic which \» worthy of record. Mr. P. Loucks of the Sour mill has a flock of i ducks and be has plenty of water where- ' in they can sport. The other morning j this tlcck nas added to by one. A stray Mallard had found the place so charmini;; that he decided to locate with his domesticated brethren and help them di2 water worms anl bugs. For three days he remained and became so tame Mr. Elmo Blakeley spent Saturday that members of the family were allowed and Sunday at the parental home. ! to get within a few feet of him. Dr. Murray will be absent from his But the call of the wild becauie too press- olKce until Ajgust 15. innâ€" it was too tame for him â€" so he Miases Martha and Lena Wriaht of ^ok wing and h.is not since been seen. Detroit are visiting with frieods here , He will fly farther and probably fare ( worse. â- â€¢ of Toronto is at Mrs. Milligan and family left yester- -diy for Moose Jaw. Misa Annie Howard of Toronto is holidaying with her mother here. Miss Lillie Sherr.ard is visiting with Mrs. Goldhawk. Mr. and Mrs. P. Loaclcs are visiting Meaford fnend.s this week. Misses Irene and Evadi Wilson are visiting relatives in Durham. Wreck Near Owen Sound A costly wreck occurred on Sunday at Murray's dump, ne.tr Uwen Sound, wiiich will total a loss of thousaada of dollars. There were 45 cars of thi-ou^h freight for the west composing the train. A steel cual car went over the embankment and ten big new box cars packed with pack- age freight for western Canadian points followed, turning at right angles with the track, a splintered bunch of wreckage. The wrecking train from Orangeville started for the scene and when near Crombies it got oflT the track as well, causing mure delay. The track w^as ii')i cleared in time fur Monday's train south, which did not arrive down until 2. p. m. About four hundred feet cf the track was torn up. and at Kimberley. Mr^. J. Turner present visiting her IS friends, Mr. and Mrs, Adam Hislop of the Valley. Misses Ohve Knowles and Mary Miller of Owen Sound were :,'ueati of Miss Lulu Mitchell over Sunday. Miss Lizzie Armstrong, matron cf the boarding school at Norway House, Keewatin. called on relatives here on Tuesday. j Mi.ss Mabel Hartingh ot Owen Sound is spending a fortni:^ht with Miss Lulu Mitchell. The Advance had a pleasant but short call from Bro. Irwin of the Durham Chronicle on Monday, who had beeu ; •djwu Heathcote way visiting relatives. I Messrs. R. Wright, principal of Hag- eraville hiah school, and D. Wright, ' principal of Duudalk public schoi.>l, were in town this week visiting their mother. I A party left for a fortnight's camping at Ewart's laKe on Tuesday consisting of Dr. E. C. Murray. Dr. C. Ottewell. C. Richardson, J. Latimer, Geo. Hairis. and Dr. Fred Murray of Toronto. O. W. Phillips, \V- P. Crossley, James Bjwler, Emerson Bellamy, W. W. Trimble and A. Hawken attended thb Walkorton races last week. The Osprey voters' list is now in the hands of the clerk and the statutoiy notice appears in this issue. The .Artemesia list is now in hand and bj con' pitted in a few days. Mr. W. A. Tucker of the suburbs died at the home of a dauguter in Toronto en Saturday, where he had been undergoirg special treatroeut. The remains weie interred in a Toronto cemetery on Mon- day. Mr. Tucker at one time drove tlie Fleshorton-Durham stage until the ad- vent of the railway. '< Mr, James Woodburn of Eugenia, a much respected old resident of that place, passed away Monday morning at the age ot 88 years. No particulars of Mr. Woodburn'a life are to hand. The funeral took place to Salem yester- day (Wednesday). The deceased gentle- man hits been in failing health for some time. He leaves behind his aged (tart- ner, to whom much sympathy isexteuded by many warm friends and neighbors. Rev. 'W. G. Banna. Field Seor.>tary of the Dominion .\lliance, spoke in the Methodist church on Wednesday evening of last week on the work of the Alliance. His address dwell on the present tend- ency to ignore tiie Sabbath as a day cf rest. He showed clearly the serious dangers meaacing the rest-day as now enjoyed in Canada, from foreign immi- gration, American capital, the lai ways of the West, th." gro' iug use of auto- mobiles, the increasing love of pleasure South Grey Exams The South Grey Entrance examination results arrived on Tuesday cf this week. Below we give the results for those who wrote at three centres : Di'RH.i.Mâ€" M. Ailen, W. Anderson, >'. Black, M. Calder (h), I. G. Campbell (h) E. Carson (b), M. Clark, Z. Crawford (h) !. Dargivel, E. Derby (h), E. A. Edne (h), M. Edwards, E. Ferguson, L. Fergu- son, S. Grant, V. Harvey, E. Hutton(hi M. Hutton (b), J. Kel3ey(b), Flo Kerr, G. Law»on, C. Marshall, J. Marshall (h; M. McAllister, E. McDonald (h), C. Mc- Nally. J N'ichol, J. Paton, G. Petty (h), K. McRitchie, M. Torry. DvsD.iLK â€" H. Aehe.^o, Lily Acheson, Stanley Acheson, J. Aitkin, K. Bolger. R. Broughton, E. Cole, J. Duncan, J. D. Egan, N. Gardiner. J. McCaunel, G. McLean, L. Scheil ^h), J. Shattock, R Slack, S. Smith, A. Stewart, P.. Wade, B. Woods, Leslie Wragsett. Markualbâ€" M Br\dley, R. Freeman. M. Goodwill, C. Kelly. V. Martin, V. Matthews, V. Morrison, L. Purvis, D. Ritchie, H. Thibadeau, C. Walden, L. WeUh. and sports, and other influences. The who Li helping is that cheerful individual Either you are a help to your town and community or you are a drawback. There is no middle course, if you are of those who do nothing for the welfare but simply stand around and criticize those who are trying to help things along, you are a drawback to any place. It makes no ditference if you are attending to your own business, and even making a success of it ; If you are decrying what the other man ia doing you are a detri- ment rather than a benefit. The man Durham At the closing day rices in Listowel last week, John Calvert's "Paddy Mc- Kinley" of this place, cam-j in first in a field of horses from Toronto, and other good race centres. To ttjose who don't know it, we might .ay that Paddy is just a trifle the best horse this part of country hait seen for some time, judging from his performance on the yack this summer. On Wednesday afternoon of last week as we were running off the paper a very heavy wind and rain storm passed over town and for a few minutes it was dark as night. During the brief storm the furnitue company met with considerable loss but the rain coming first and then the wind, was no doubt the causs of saving a number of lives. The brick walls of the new addition were just about completed but the timbiis had not been put in position to strengthen them. In 12S.S time than it takes to tell it, about seventy feet of the upper story on the west side was blown to the ground, the weight of brick knocking down and breaking several of the large timbers used in construction. Some of the heiyy main pipes for the sprinkler system being installed were also bent out of shape and rendered practically useless. Several man had been engaged where the biick fell but left r.<i escape the rain, and they were not a minute too son in getting out of the way. It ii estimated that it will cost a thousand dollars to repair the da mage. â€" Chronicle. CEYLON'S ^Hf7r STORE STOP AND THINK! Of all the cdds and enda that are left over after the sale of 30 days, which will be sold otf regardless of cost. .\. few pieces of figured silk mull.-, regular 45c, for 39c Regular 'i'vi for 24c And many other lines which will b« sold cheaper than evetr Don' think you can't get goods cheap yet, for we will make it worth your while to come no matter how far yoa come. We will still give â€" 3 Ibe. Raisins for 25c 3 lbs. Currants for , 25c 6 lbs. B Rice 25c 7 lbs. Pearl Pot Barley 25c 6 packages good envelopes ..â- . 25c A lot of nice brooms fi-r 25 and .'{Qc We caa still give you good v,aluei in boots and shoes, r Binder twine at the very lowest prices Machine Oil. the very beat HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR ALL FAR.M RODLCE ^as. J. attison ee i/ •mALerchant ylo n C^Odds and Ends ^ ARTICLES FOR SALE Seed Wheat For Saleâ€" Dawwn' Golden Chad'. R. Colcjuett. Fevershaml places that are troubled need the help of the nuieter parts in maintaining a firm and united resistance against persistent, selfish aggression. Instances wore cited of the good already done by the .\lliance in freeing men from a week of sven days' work, as well as preventing attempted impositions on labor. The .Advance had a delightful little chat on Monday with Mr. F. B. Akitt of Collingwood, who with his wife, has been visiting friends iu this vicinity. About forty years ago Mr. Akitt came to Flesherton to learn the blacksmithing liusiness with the late J. H. Heard. For thirty years he has been a resident of Collingwood. On Sunday Mr. Akitt attended the Methodist Sabbath echuol here, aud spoke to the children. He has beeu a member of the Maple street church Sabbath school in Collingwood will for 'hirty years aud his whole soul is ' bound up in this work among the young people. Recently he was houored by having a clas.s of young ladies named *fter him. Each carries her class pin, announcing herself a member of the Akitt Bible class. This is certainly an honor of which Mr. Akitt may justly feel proud. To The Advance he paid a high tribute to the work being doue here, where he got his first inspiration, and to the conscientious labors of the present superintendent, Mr. W. H. Bunt. He has very pleasant memories of I he school here and of many of the old workers who have passed away, the in- fluence of which and whom he tays has been felt by him throughout bis whole life. We were more than ple;ised to grasp the hand of this genial old gentle- man, who still conducts business iu his home town. ; who gives other people credit for honest, I worthy motives aud, whenever a move- j niept is l.iunched for the public good, Lgives credit to its instigators as meu who I are. according to their lights, doing what they think is the best for the town in which they live. Don't be a drawback, be a helper. Cuts and bruises may b« healed iu about one-third the time requireJ by the usual treatment by applying Chamberlain'.* Liui- mcat. It i.-i an anti-teptic and causes such iiijuriea to heal without maturation. This liniment also relieve* soren<KS of tb** uudcIvs and rheumatic pains. For sale by W. E. Kichardsou & Son. Ceylon Mr. aud Mrs. Feed Hickling arrived in ] town last week and have taken up their ' ^ ""''^ '^*®* "^^ smallbox is reported at permaueBt residence here. Mr. Hickling , Clavering, four miles south of Wiarton. will start a new general store in Fleshcr ton about the first of Septeuiber in the new Armstrong block, which has a young man by the name of Harvey Lisk, employed in W. G. Siminie's saw- been "''^' ''®'°S 'ho victim. The town otiinials awaiting his advent for some time. Mc. and Mrs. Hickling are welcomed back by a large circle of warm friends, who wish them success. The result of the recent model school ex minations was made public on Mon- day, and of the four candidates who wiote here all were suoeessfulâ€" MisAgs Kathleen Milligan, Jessie McAulay, Martha McFadden and Thos. CTiard. .Two of theseâ€" Kathleen Milligan and T. Chard-put in two years' work in one, tf er passing the entrance, and to these especial honor is coining. They worked rt>iy hard aild ^ were assisted in their effort by the principal, " Mr. Marceltus, Miss tSertlu Fadden, who wrote at Maik- dale, was aho tor a time a' pupil of this school. Tally one for the w.jrk of Art- emesia rural high school. have placarded iiis residence, .V Mrs. Barber of Southampton struck town last Friday and proceeded to imbibe rather freely of bug juice with the result that she soon became rather hilaiious aud ;vs a result was taken in by Chief Fergusson. She was brought or rather carried before Magistrate Mc- Namara who sent her to jail for a few days to sober up. <.>n Mond.'»y morning she W'ws allowed to go, with her husband, who had been serving a sixty-day sen- tence on the same chaige. The Magis-' ttafeoii dismissing- he>, advised her to keep clear of Walkerton or she ' would have to serve a time iu the refoi'uiatory. â€" Walkerton Telescope. Weather vety warm, tine for strolling through the parks or sitting in the shade, but too hot for working in the harvest field. Mr. and Mrs. .\. T. Down and daught- er, Florence, of Cleve'and. Ohio, are visiting friends at Ceylon. Flesherton- Hathertou and Whitfield. They purpose remaining in Ontario for a month cr more. Mrs. J. L. Woods has had another attack of pleurisy I suppose some of us must be sick occasionally or we would not appreciate good health w hen we are well, but it seems Mrs. W. has rather more thnn her share of these atfliction.«. but she is meuding, and we trust will soon be around again. Mr. .\lfred Archibald, formerly of Colbeck, ai<d family, are visiting at Mr. J. Sproat'a. They purpose removing to Saskatchewan shortly, where he is aoing iutj busiues.s. Mrs. Alfred McCounell cf visiting at her mother's, Sproat. Mrs. Janus Pattison, who has spent a couple of weeks outing at Spanish River, Algoma, returned on Tuesday. Mrs. Will. McCorkiudaie and three children of Collingwood, are Mr. Jas. Sproat's aud other the vicinity. Mrs. H. Down and son, Hathertou. pjiid a flying visit at Ceylon last week. Mr. Robt. Tucker spent a couple of days in (.>wen Sounvl visiting Uoy Fletch- er ^nd other friends. Mr. E. Sargent also took in Owen Sound on a business trip. James also went up on Tuesday to wtirfc in the mill there.- â-  - , ' Mr. Stanley McMullen is home for a few diys before going west with his brother, Gordon. A quantity of seed wheat for sale. -Ap- ply to J. Chard. Flesherton. P^ Seed Wheat for Saleâ€" Dawsm Golden Chatf. Fred Stuart, Kimberley. ip^ Harne.ss for sale â€" Three sets heavy double harness, two sets double driving harness and i set of single harness. Will sell cheap. George Stuart, Flesher- ton. pjj A fe w large egg vats for sale â€" Suitable for siift water cisterns, iu fine condition, , will be sold fi>r about h.alf what they cost. Apply to M. Scully Co.. Fle.'her- ton. Bicycle For .^aleâ€" In good repair. Will sell cheap a» I do nit neei it any more. â€" Victor Ellis. Kimberley. Stock for sale â€" Berkshires and Hamp- shire pigs ready to wean, also Osford Down Eives aud Ram lambs. â€" U. D. MoLau^hrey.Drawjr B Markda'e. A4 MISCELUNEOLS 1 am puttiui; a new feeder on my threshing outfit aod am prepired to d.j inod threshing at the old prices. R. H. U right. I Sealed tenders wanted for digging and ' filling a dit;h about 27 rods long, and in- sertinsj tile, tile to be supp'ied by the village. Tendei-s to be opened on Mon- day, 31.st iiist. Address all tenders t'> Thomas Blakeley, Flesherton. Lost â€" On July 12. between Maxwell and the grounds where addres.ses were given, a gold hcket and chain, Ucket encraved on one side "From your class. 190i*.'' On other side are initials M .\.S. Finder will be rewarded by returning to Mrs. E. Hawlon. Fevei-sham, Out. Lost -Tuesilay evening. July IS. between Flesherton and Vandelour. a gold beau'y pin with blue enamel design around the "utside and set with nine pearls. Finder kindly leave at" The .\dvauce ortice. Keldon is 3ii-s. Jas. visiting friends Alfiie, of to friends PUBLIC NOTICE Tike notice that Mr. Silas Shunk, lately and for some time duribu the past in my employ as insurance agent, has ceased to do business for me since 1st M.ay last. Since then I have been at- ' tending personally to same, aud also in- tend doing so. Now that my time will not, in the future, bo taken up with the mercanlilo or any other bu.siuess besides my insurance, conveyancing, collecting and money lending, all of which will re- ceive my personal and close attention, I trust to inoiease my business materially along these lines. I give thi.s notice that my many cus- tomers and the public may not be misled or deceived as I have been frequently told they l.ave, believing Mr, Shunk still in my employ ,and doing business for me. Thanking the general public and my patrons injpaiticular for liberal sup- port in the past, and soliciting an in- creased continuance in future. 1 am your obedient serv.ant. â€" R. J. SPROl'LE. Flesherton. ^iiiffiiififfiiiiiffiiffiiffifkiiviivivViiViffffiiffiffkiM The Bellamy Hardware We have the agency for the Boss Washer, which no doubt is the best on the market. There are at present over one million satisfied users of the Boss. Will you he another \ Our Granite ware table Ls well filled at present with everything one needs in that line. Preserv- ing time is now onâ€" look over your kettles and see if you don't need a new one. .Dr Williams Fly and Insect destroyer de- stroys Hies on cattle. Try a can of it and you will be rewarded by its use I Clearing out balance o! g § Summer Shoes at I REDUCED . . PRICES. These are a few of the Bargains â€" Try a Pair. .0 Women's Patent Pump. reg. %l:lo tor •'f«1.7.'i \':y Women's Don Oxforils, regular $iMO for i?1.60 O Girls' Tan A: Patent Pump .regular §1.40 for*1.00 g CI ild 5 strap and Pump, regular SX.--) for 75c. Custom Work and Repairing. ^ CLAYTON'S ^ MEN -YOU NEED NERVE EARLY INDISCRETIONS AND] EXCESSES HAVE UNDER- MINED YOUR SYSTEM Came Astray i Came to the premises of the under- , signet', lot 170, O. D. R., .Xrteniesia, about June 10. one two-year-did steer. The owner isrtiiuested to prove proper- ty. p.iv expenses and take the .<aiiie away." â€"J. T. BEST. Farm For Sale or Rent I.nt -J, tVnl li. OsiTcv. i- 'iit^iiiuni; li**' acrej". "i> olpareil- and workable; fii»t elaiw ne\<- KiiildiiiK*. biick house : young I'sc.bani : well wateivii. Will rent for term of five years ti> ijmKl teii.ant or wculd sell -on refisonable tirir.s. .\pplv toâ€" MK.S. A. K. >tcC.\LLrM. l.^lv•.lâ-  Maxwell I'.U. Wooderfui Nervous System TIic nervps conlrcl all actions ot the boily so that any 1 thiug thar ,!ebiiitatos tliom will wea»eu uil rguus ^f| th'< system. Ewlr ladUcretiom anJ Excettet bavtjl ruined thoiisanosoC promism,; youug men. l/nnaturall Draio* sap t ucir t isor and vitality and t iicy narerdevelop f I > ,1 pr-iper comiition o( manhood. They remain weak- 1 !in.:s, mentally, physically and sexually. How you fe«I7 | Ar:' you nervous and woak, dospoudcnt au.l glv^oniy. â- ir.''li< bofore ihecyes with d:irk <;ircles ii:i'.er them. .lok. kidneys irritable, palpitation of tho heart,! . ', Jebilitating dreams. sadiment ia urine, pimples] II iiit Loce. eyo3 sunken, hollow cliooks, careworn ex- j>rt.>4slon. p.)or momorj-, lifeless, distriiscful, luckenorKy I :iii.l strenifth. tired mornings, rest'.ess niithts, ch.mge- ih\i moods. prem.T.uredeeay. bono puius. h.iirlocso. etc. ' TauM the condition our Now Mothod Troft GUARANTEED TO CURE Wo have treat-d Dise.isos of Men fi>r almoafr limd aod do uut b.ivo to e.xpeniueut. Con FREE OF CHARGE naiwo Will tell you whether you are curable or not. Wo tnaranteo curobia caoe> o( NERVOUS DEBIUTY. VARICOSE VEINS. BLOOD AND SKIN DISE.\SES. GLEET. BLADDER URINARY AND KIDNEY C0^4PLAl^TS Freo Booklet on DUoaiei of Men. U unaUe to call write for QUESTION LIST FOR HOME TREATMENT DRs.KENHEDr&KENNEDY Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. eag^^Bito H AT I f^ IT ^^ letters from Canada must bo .iddressed ^[^â- |r^WWlI Wt to our Canadian C©rre;spoDdence Depart- *»^^^ â- ii^«^Bi«i^i» nient i:i Windsor, Out. If vou desire to see ns personally call at our Metlical Institute iu Detroit as we see and treat ao patient* iu our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and Laboratory for Canadian business onlv. .Vidress all letters as follows: DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windwr. Oat. VTrite for our private address.