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November 4 1915 THE FLESHERTOiV ADVANCE â- i: THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA HEAD orrice - Toronto Efficient and Prompt Service in every Department •21a SAVINGS BANK at all Branches. FLEsHERTON BRANCH eST'D 1ST3 GEO. MITCHELL, BBS Branches also at Duritam and HarrUtoil. Manager* C. p. R. Time Table. Trains leave Fleshcrcun Station as â- follows : Going Scath Going North 7.33 a. ni. ll.'Mi a.m. 4.27 p.m. 9.18p. m. The maila are osed at Flesheiton a.4 olluwa : For the north at 10.40 a.m. and 7 p.rn. ; and the afternoon mail sonth as â- 3.40 o'clock. For morning twin south mail close at 9 p. m. the previous ev'g. VICINITY CHIPS The fo'.lowinG; is a report of the amount collected toward Aitemeaia's Trafalgar Day contribution to the Red Cross fund fur the relief of our wounded aoldiers and sailors who have been bravely light- ing our battles at the front : &Ir. Cam- eron J198.«a, Mr. Graham *e9, Mr. Aldcorn HSS, Mr. Brown 9T6.15-toUl «714. We hare sent out a Urge number o accounts Miis week to subscribers owing I the subscription price. Coastabie Coek, who is always alert to violators of the Liquor Act, went over to Priccville, nccomparied by Inspector IIuDjei't, last week and got after a man who had purchaised h bottle of liquor in Maikdale. At first he denied getting it but later admilled he bad bought and paid for one, which h« thought was no- body's business. The constable thought differently and insisted on getting the aelle/s name, which was finally given. Inspector Halbeit will now prosecute. "One of the most influential ajjricuUur- al paper in the Dominion," is the way others refer to the Weekly Sun of Toron- to, ft is a paper which appeals to the wide awake fanners. Independent and fearless, it has always guarded the best interests of Canadian agriculture. Aside from that, its accurate and carefully compiled market reports and summaries give the reader a practical grasp of mar- ket conditions. â- 'You Lave saved ine dollars," "is the repeated recommendation of hundreds of its reader*. The sun is on the ground, it is the paper for the fartuer who rolls up hi& sleeves, and to those who are farming for proSt, its market reporcs ire worth many times N F. G. KARSTEDT, FLESHERTON KARSTEDT BROS. - PRICEVILLE y No Advance ne.\t we^ii. Mrs. W. W. Trimble returnid on Friday from a ten weeks' visit with her .daughter at Caailac, Mich. Diedâ€" In New Z:-alaDd,'on Sept 3rd, 1915, John Flesher, eldest son of the late W. K. Flesher of Flesherton. Cill in and see the Columbia cabinet Grafonola, which sells at $60 to -9*i^>, according to tiniah. At the Advance oftice. Hallowe'en passed off very (|uietly in town. Absolutely nothing occurred Worth recording to mar the beauty of an ide^l autumn evening The first snowstorm of the season arrived Tuesday of this week. It melted as it fell but it was a gentle reminder that winter is upon us. Mr. Sam. Squire and son and daughter, W'ilfred and Eva, of Derby, called on the Advance Saturday while on tlieir wsy to Stiyner. Mr. Kph. Shaw, Mrs. .H. Green, Mis. J. LeGard and Mr. Merviii Wright, mo- tored up from Heathcote and spent Sun- nily with Mr. and Mrs. U. C. LeGard a!id other relatives here. Mr, Bert Magee has moved his family from Pricevilla this week. Owing to Mr. Magee's health he has had to give up the blacksinithing and ii moving to a farm on the eighth of Oi^prey. The Young Pe-iple's Society of the Methodist church held a Hallowe'en I icial Monday evening when a very de- lightful time was spent with a program, contests aud luncheon. Mrs. Archie McLean of town received word Saturday of the serious illness of her son's wife at Kreeport, Ohij and left the same evening for Freepoit, acroni- panied by her daughter, Violet. .-K credit au<:ti( n sale of farm stock, implements and household furniture will be held on lot 6 cob. 17, Proton, on Friday of this week, Nov 5, at I p. m. the property of Councillor Win. Aldcorn. See bills. D. McPh*il .auctioneer. TiT Chslnior's Church pulpit will be sup- plied next Sunday afternoon by Rev, Mr. Phalen of Markdale, who will also onduct anniversary services at Eugenia. Rev. Mr. McVicar will preach at Mark- dale. James White of Proton Station and Samuel Baines of Markdale were each fined f 5 and c isis last week by i>lagis- trate McMuUen, the former on a charge of using indecent Itmguage and the latter with assault. .\ CI edit auction sale of a v.'.luable lot of farm stock and implements will bo held on lot IC, con. 14, O.sprey townline, on Tuesday. Nov. 9, the property of Mr. Hugh Thompson, who is oUi^od to give up farming on account of ill health. Win- Kaitting, auctioneer. According to custom we will not pub- lish The .Advance next week. Other papers take their holiday in midsummer but we fiud fall the most convenient seasop, when job work is at its lowest ebb. The office will remain oi>en for business as usual, however. Creilit wl.ero ciedit is due. We in- advertently made an error in giving the names list week of the young lady col- lectors for the Red Cross. Miss Rita Buskin anl Mis. Mark Wilson Jr. should replace the names of .-Vgnes Ht-nderson Aad Ulive Henry. Fifty farmers of Gleiclien district. Al- berta, gave an acre of grain each to the war fund. We noticis heading the list the name of G. H. Walter, formerly of Flesherton. When the collectors in th's section of countiy have appealed for funds they found men who would not give anything and others who thought they were going to »top the war, kill tlie Kaiser and bankiupt themselves by de- voting twoniy-tivo cents to the cause just about the value of one chicken ley. .\U kinds of men go to make up a world, but it would bo a mighty poor woi'd to 1 ive in if all were of the 26 cent variety. for lore than one ye^i. There ara several hundred dollars owing us in this way and the want of it is a serious handi- cap in our businesr. Will those who do not receive statements, and who owe for more than one yeir, also kindly remit as the money is needed at once. The annual business meeting of the Presbyteriin Guild took place on Tues- day, Oct. 21), when the following otUcers were elected for 1916 : Pres., Frank Duncan ; l»^ Vice, Geo. McTavish ; 2nd Vice, Miss Holmes ; .'Srd Vice, Mrs. Mc- Vicar ; 4th Vice, Muriel McTavish ; Or- ganist, Reta Buskin ; Treasurer, Maiy Wilson ; Kec. Sec, Donald McVicar ; Cor. Sec, Geo. Stewart. Mr. Thos. Bentham completed the cement wall under Mr. J. Stinsun's 75 foot barn a week ago. Mr. Stinson saya he is proud of the job and recommends VIr. Bentham to any person wanting cement work of that nature. Mr. Ben- tham is also a carpenter and did the car- penter work in connection with this job as well. The owner was so pleased that he can.e in and re<(ue9ted us to give Mr. Beutbam the prai.se that is his due. ULiidalk hiis CLTlaiiily done the hand- some thing in war donations. On Traf- algar day it raised $3001.07 for Patriotic Fund and Red Cross, and had previously given over 8900 in addition to contribu- tions by the Woman's Icstitute aud other societies. One citizen gave 9140 aud three others gave 81C0 each whib a large number put up $50, i3>) and $23 each. Our hat is doffed to Dundalk. We doubt if another town in Ontario has done better when taking its proportions into consideration. The Advance is extremely sorry to an- nounce the death of Mrs. C. VV. Rut- ledge of Markdale, wife of our esiceined confrere of thoiStandard, which sad event occurred on Tuesday of last week after a Ungthy illness fro.n heart tiouble. Mrs. Rutledge'a inaidon name was Ada Buggin. The remains wjre taken to Seafoith for interment on the Wtdiiesday morning train and interred in the family plot at Seaforth. Our heartfelt sympathies are extended to Bro. Rutledgo in h;s sore bereaveir.ent. The deceu.sed hdy was ouly •~>8 years of age. Sid Rand, C. P. R. agent, at this sta- tion, had a busy day Saturday miking out hunters' tickets and don express tags, it being the occMi )n of the annua' exodus of iiimrods for the deer couutry There wa.s not tha usual number of hun. ters from town, however. There are iiiily three representatives from here â€" Geo. Mitchell, Geo. Richardson and R. Irwin. The usual number have gone from Rock Mills, Eugenia, and from the «uirounding country, something like twenty tickets altogether being sjld here to deer hunters. We had a brief call last Thursday from Lancc-Corporal Jamieson of Flesheiton, one of our Canadian boys whi> wai en- gaged in the battle of St. Julieu. Ho wasa victim of the German gas poisoa- ing, and with an honorable discharge, re- turned home to recuperate. He is a modest young man, but when properly drawn out can tell some awful tales of the horrible war now devastating so much of Europe and affecting the whole world. Lie is not in good fighting oonditiou now, but would like to return to the scone of action if sutliciently recovered to do so. Ha is now the hero of his own neifhbor- bood and his friends may well iddize him.â€" Durham Chronicle. Mr. Sam Squire of Derby, who called on us Saturday, informed us that one of his neighbors has fifteen hundred bags of first class potatoes this year, ai.d this when half or two-thirds of his neighbors' potaloe.5 rotted. This was done by spraying with bluestone luring the grow- ing season. This fifteen hundred bags was the product off fifteen acres, and A letter received from Sergt. T. Davis from England describes the manner in which he was wounded. The wounds, however, were not so serious as the shook. Sertit. Davis had gone into a large dugout which had just been cum pleted and not yet occupied, to write a letter. This dugout was covered with steel girders, oak plauk and five fei.t (>f brick and sank baijs, but this did not prevent a high explosive German 6 inch shell from blowing it to smithereens. When Tom came to he found himself some little distance away. His face was cuf, supposedly with the debris, but he was able to walk back and examine the ruins. The shock was the severest part of bis in j urics. Tom seems to besr some- thing of a charmed life. Be has been in New Fall Furs * BLACK FOX SET â€" Beautifully g!ossy, one is in crossed skin effect*, trimmed with head, tails and paws. Muflf is a large pillow mutf trimmed with head, tails and paws. One set $25.00 and another for $20.0<J. BLUE RUSSIAN WOLFEâ€" A very pretty style, trimmed at back with tail iross effects and head, satin lines. The sloll sell for 37. oO and the muff at $7.o0. PERSIAN LAMB SETâ€" This is a rare value- the n.uff and stoll for $50 00. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Men's Fur and Fur Lined Coats One only coon coat at $90.00. One only coon cnit at .SoO.OtJ. <Jne only cuiley dog coat at SO.OO- Two only dog sUin coats at $25.0(J each One rat lined with beaver collar $60.00 One Russian ox lined with lamb collar. One dog lined coat with l>eaver collar. One curly cloth lined with beaver collar, $18.00. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦-♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦^^ ^^^^^444 Ladies' Fur and Fur Lined Coats One only green cloth No. 1 rat lined with No. 1 mink trimmed, 875.00. Astrican Rat coat 50 inches long, 35 00. Seal coat short One lock squirrel with German mink stole, muffs and collars at all prices. coat, sable trimmed. German mink collar. Men's and Ladies' rubbers Men » heavy aum robbers 7 to Iti inch leather tops. Two buckie gum rubbers one buckle rubbers, boys the same, boys' and mens' leather and cloth leggans. Men's rubbers. short laseil rubbers and ladies' tine over ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦â- â€¢â™¦â- â- â™¦â€¢â™¦â™¦â™¦â™¦â€¢^♦•♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦â- â™¦â€¢â€¢â™¦â€¢â™¦â™¦â€¢^^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^ Produce Eggs 30c., butter 2Uc. Lire fowl wanted at highest market price. ^fr . *' - '' â- " -" ' ' ^ ' ^; 57! g^?-:^ ^ iâ- 2 '' :l^ !^l y^ ^ -^^? ^ g ^^ . M .i m i, m n w f . '^ Odds and Ends LOST and FOLNl) Ram lamb strayed about Oct 25. had poke OD, last seen near Portlaw Please communicate with Oeo. Flesherton. Waller, Heifer Strayed -Two ye»r old, red, I short horns. Information thankfully received. Wm Davis, Flesherton. I the trenches since February 4th last, and this was his first .serious experience. At Liwigemarck he had three bullet holes through his clothins, and since then a sniper put an air hole through his cap. Ti^m is in England now recovering from the shock, but is not in the hoapita'. May his good augel continue to attend him. We beg to draT the attention of the Owen Sound press to the injustice they are doing Flesherton in failing to credit us with the many volunteers we have .sent up. Not only do they fail to credit Flesherton with these recruuh, but act- ually give Markdale the honor justly due us. We beg to point out tj the Owen Sound pipers that Flesherton has sent fifteen soldiers to the war. The Mark- dale company has scut no officers to Owen Sound with the men. Re. ceotly ten recruits were secured at Mark dale, lut wc arc iicilib'y iiu'oiiued that eight of them got cold feet and refused to go to Owen Sound to train. Nobody blames tbcnl especially, under the circumstances, but we wish to point I driving m\re. out that Markdale is the town that filched I Maxwell, our armory three years ago, and go*^ j " Major Hughes to build them an armory I For Saleâ€" I have decided to sell my J, . „ . .u f ,,„' outfitâ€" horse and buggyâ€" the finest outfit and dance hall at the expense "^ ^^^ â-  ;„ ^^^ ^^^^^^^j. I need the money, country at lirge. Their military fervor, [^^^ Jamea Dudgeon. was at a white heat at that time. Judg-| â-  ~~ ing by the evident of certain facts it is at 1 Colt For SUe-Rising three Je«rs old * '' . , .1 black in color, weight between eleven a somewhat lower temperature now when | ^^^ ^^^^^ hund.ed lbs. John Wright, here. This i Seasonable ARTICLES FOR SALE | For Sale-Tliorouthbred Ber'icshire | boar, 6 months old. for sale. Mark | Murphy, Eugenia P. O, 8th line. Arte- , raesi*. ^^^^^^^^^__^ I For Saleâ€" A good driving hor>e. also a good bus£gy and harnees, will sell cheap. T. Chard, Flesherton. Oxford Down Ltinbs for sale, nnale \ and female, for breeding purposes, prices j r. ,i.on«bl^. Telephone W. J. Sleads, R. R. No. 3, Priceville. Driver Wantedâ€" Will exchange heavy spring fiUie. aud give difference for young ' ' â-  â-  - .\pply to J. A. Grummett, Furniture t At the Flesherton Fiirni tiire Wareroonis iin[ iiRKEis. #, Carefully Corrected Eaefi Wa«. Such as Spring Beds, Mattresses, Baby Carriages, Bedroom Sets, Parlor Pieces, Parlor Sets, etc. Here are three special articles for ((uick sale: 1 Heavy Oik Dining Room S.-t, leatherette uplioUterinn, li pieces. only $16.50. Tajle, only 1 Oak Extension 814.00. 1 <,>uarteied Oak Boutfet, mirror, a beautiful thing $27.00. 12x40 only Carefully Corrected Eacli Week \^'''8»' 85 lo 90 i^»'s 34 to;{5 P«»f $1 25 to! 25 gT^.^y- 45to5i) buckwheat .55 to 60 *''â- "" 82 90to$S 25 {•'y $15 00 to 15 OO Butter 26 to 27 Eggs, fresh ;{() ,„ |Jo Potatoes per bag 50 to 50 S«e»« 11 to 11 Ducka 11 to IS! *^"*1 8 to ft Cli'ckens 10 to 11 "'"«?>•" 14 to 15 tJur prices will stand the test with any firm. Come and see what you buy before you buy, then buy what you see. i T HE ONLY MAN ^ ^ - WHO SHOULD paper at the what- Fleslierton. W. H. BUNT FURNITURE DEALER •PHONE 23 R2 Flesherton - Ontario, ^ NOT ADVERTISE IS ^ X THE MAN WHO HAS ^ g NOTHING TO OF- « ^ FER IN THE WAY ^ 'k OF SERVICE ^ AND ^ the testinir time is has no desire lo kick up a row presciit juncture, but we want what- For Sale or Rentâ€" Store and dwelling ever honor is due us, and we don't want lately occupied by D. W. Widenian, in | aud will not have it bene^ olently handed Feve.shaai. Will sell or rent cheap, and ' School Children's Eyes. if sold Sproule, Fleahetton Out. -Apply to R. J. over to Maikdale by those who have not ^"^^"^1^ Fle"l the giving in their hinds, without regis tering a kick. Of cou.se -the Owen^ Legal Blanks For Saleâ€" R. J. Sprotile Sound papers are not t j blame. This keeps constantly on hand and for sale sneak news is handed out to theui as cheap a full stock of Deed.s. Mortgages, Wills aud all other legal blanks. Any , requiring such will find it to thcii' inter- est to give him a call. genuine. In Loving Memory of SVilliini Fisher, who passed October Oih, 1914. We shall meet agiin on the other shore We shall clasp each others hand more : We shall walk and talk as in jdays of old And meet the loved one there once more. SUCH A PERSON A DEAD ONEâ€" ^WHETHER HE i KNOWS IT-OR 1 NOT. ^ Elber Hubbard ^ in the Fra away For sale cheap and on easy tfrins. Lot 13, con. 11. Osprey, UO acres. This is a first class farm and in a good state of cultivation. Good Lank barn aud new "ice ; f„n,e dwelling. Apply to R. J. Sproule Flesherton. A yonng BrauiDton farmer who had MISCELLANEOUS recently become possessed of one cf those ion George street, Markdale, and •â- 'r« , .^ » a A a. Z,„'„. .-Jh „.,.„„ â„¢ui.h MHZ"iS;:!rSLSi"?â„¢S's!W. A. Armstrong. T.nii.rlilan sixes, was wondering for ,.,â- ..._..,â- , „,.„; „.,r,.l. (â- ;,„. o^ <.i„,.!t , The Dominion Feather Co. aie located and are .attress, , , i«i,-,u â- .^.^n.. ^â- ^... â€" w.â€" -.-"• jld bed- Laughlan sixes, was wondering f^rjjiug put in sanitary condition at small several days what was the matter with ^nst. We also buy <>!d feather beds, his pet which seemed to have developed . Drop a card to Box 10',», Markdale, and a case of heaves. The si.x would run all j our auent will call. ^ and then she'd Many lives have been ruinea through neglected eyestraiii in childhood. The eyes of ever>' child should be examined. We have made a special study of this branch of optics, and'guarantee satisfaction. Consultation free. stall. !" right for spells ....- -- , When Mr Sam Mitihell's cxpet tested 1 Trespassers of lot.s 76,77, 78,79 and 80 t^--'>->-';'> ;--'-^;^7'- ^"iLy: w.?;rpS::^.-r''ittn^ you suppose he found. *> ell, sonie|_^^^^° dan.pliool. who had probably never seem a McLaughli'i before, mu.st have thought ( Private funds to loan on real estate it wa^ a horse, for he hal pouted two security at reasonable rate of in'erest. ' .\pply to R. J. Sproule, Flesherton liifig, « Homeseekers' Excursions To Western Canada Our Clubbing List The following prices are for strictly paid in advance subscriptions ouly. We have no accounts with other papers. Flesherton .\dvance S I 00 Youths Companion 2 00 Toronto World, daily .3 00 Toronto Daily News 2 00 Weekly Globe ,, 9fl Mail-Empire,.... ., 75 Family Herald & Star 90 Farmer Sun 90 Farmers Advocata 1 50 Weekly Wit.iese 90 Saturday Night 3 00 Home Journal 90 Poultry Review 40 Rod and Gun magazine 90 R. J. COLQUETTE quarts of oits intj the gas tank. By Orderin-Council the Dominion and Local Goverments have abolished the close season for fish on all the lakes except the Bay of ^uinte, and fishermen may now ply their callinn uninteruptedly until the ice covers the waters. The change is tor the purpose of making cheap tish food during the war. That it will be a wise move, is very doubtful, as the proves conclusively the value of spray- iiv; the cr^p to prevent rot. It looks «s though we would all have t.i get out the sprayer if we want lo rai-e potatoes. Thp n,an icfcned to ab.ve will get at markets arc likely to be glut ed. loastadol'ar a basf tor his crop, which menus a small sized gold mine to produce ott fifteen acres.â€" $iOO per acre is good going for any farmer. Feversham, Ont. Particular attention is directed to the ' remarkably low Round Trip Fare.s in : connection with homo-seekers' E.xcur- sions to Western Canada via Canadian Pacific Railway, sept 23 i Tickets are on sale each Tuesday until |October2ath,inclusive and are good to, Agent for the Cockshutt Plow CoS I return within two months from date ofi r- •â- .- ,r. . . Notice is hereby sTiven that tne .Agency 'sale. for the Sydenham Mutual Fire Insurance The C. P. R. offers the finest possible | Company, formerly held by the late W. |eM"'l"ne"t and fistest train service via: this is n>t the cast', any advantage in price will accrue to the cilizans I'nitod States whore the atch is shipped. G. Pickell. has been taken" over by H. B. ; ""6 of the most scenic routes in thej McLean. Priceville. R. U. No. 2. ] «'"j!1- , , ,. . , . ' _^__^__________^.^_^____^ j It IS the only line optratmg through • I standard and tourist sleeping ois, also > Wanted â€" An industrious man who can dining cars to Winnipeg and Vancouver. ; , earn SlOO per month and expenses sell- j -Ml ei|iipment i? owned and operated by ! and if I ing ( ur produce to laniiets. Must have the C. P. R., affording the highest form 1 isonie moms for stilting expenses and [of etticifiicy. \ furnish c mtract signed by two icspon- i If such a trip is under consideration â-  of the t siMc men. Address W . T. Rawleigh apply to any C. H. R. .\gent b'g end of the ', (;o., Toionto nivinir age, occupation and ' particulars or write M. 0. IreWscncoa. . age, occupation and ' particulars or write D.P. A , Torou!o. for ful Murphy Full Line of Farm Implemen • W.agons, Buggies, Cutters, Sleighs, and Gasoline Enjjines, Melut to Cream Separators, Baker Wind Mills, Pumps, Piping and Pipe Fittincs always on hand Beally Bros', of Fergus. Barn Tracks, Litter Carriers and stable fittinss. Cockshutt and Frost & Wood Re[iiiiis always on hand. Feversham, - Ontario s^isi-