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January 16 1910 THE FLESHEKTON ADVA NCE TH« STANDARD BANK OF CANADA HBAD OrPIOS - TORONTO Money Orders and Drafts are issued by this Bank payable in all parts of the world. â-  •T'D IBTS FLESHERTON GEO. MITCHELL, 234 BRANCH Manager. C. P. R. Time Table. Ihe Soldiers' Aid will huld their tea a^ Trains leiive Fleshertun Station r6 the home of Mrs. (>. W. Phillips (n ollows : Friday afiernooo of this week. . Going South Going North geaman H;iiold McLwiii of the V. S. 7.o3a. ni. 12.01 u.iii. , j a. j u- i j A nn „ .., u tu,, r., n»vy lelurned on Tuesday to hia bead- '4> Ml p< 111 > (7. iopi m • m. -1 _ J ^ ci I, » . Muarters at Pittiburu, after spending a The nmils are osea at Flesherton gj ' >•< e o follows ; For the north at 10.40 a.m.and f'^ww^ka with hi.s parents h.-re Harold 7 p.ro. ; and the afternoon niiil south at expects to begin h's training on a battle 3.40o'olocK. For morning train south ship in the near future. n»ail'clo« at 9 p. m. the previous ev'g. 'â-  VICINITY CHIPS Mr. Cli4rley Mol'dvi.-ih nf Regina Sa.°k., called on his pirents here Satur- cl«y, returning West on Monday. Missis Olive Henry and Nita Smelser of Toronto are visitin>j; the foriin'r'i parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry. At the inaugurtl lueelin of Aitetuesia Council on Monday the lollowinff muni- c pal (itticers were appointed: Assesscr ~A- D. McLeod. Aadiiors â€" Glen Daria and Robert Pitou. Member cf Board of Healcbâ€" Alex. McLeod. Hi^h School Trusteesâ€" FUshertoD, .L Smith ; Markdale, Harry Shaw. Medical Officer Dr Guy of M.^.^well. Sheep Valuators â€"John Fadden, S. McMulIen, J. Lock- hart, M. Mclntyre, Geo. Warling, R. Plantt, S. Pedlar, and George Cairrs. The joint committee appointed on the The annual ineetint: of East Grey Agticultural Society will be held Fridiiy afternoon of nomination day to decide afternoon of this week. on the nature of ihe inouunient to be Tho annual financial »tatsment of "tKe •'^^^'^ ^" f*''"" »"'"'«'^^ fr""' ^^is town- Osprey Municipal Telephone System is "'"P """^ ""»'?«â-  "">' '" '"e towBship «iven in full on the back p.ge. ''''" "" ^-'"^day afternoon last and was â-  quite representative cf the district, there The annual meeting of Osprey Aij'l beinij about thirty members present. Society will be held iu Fevarsham on Alter considerable discussion and the Monday afternoon of next week. Dr. J. S. Shepherdson, Markdale, wishes to announce that he has resumed bis Veterinary practice and soli.its the patronage of hia former clientele. -Mr. S. Browuridge, lot .'!, con. ".', Osprey, will hold an auction Siile of farm «tock and implements on Tue8d-.vy, Jan. ailing of divergent views, it was decided that the councils of the two municipali- ties would move the township hall so that it will face on Elizabeth street, a monument to be erected on the lot facini» on Toronto street. The imoroveraents to the property and cost of changing the site of the building will ha secured I y debentures and tho price of ihe monu- 21. See bills. W. Kaitting auotionee. I „,ent will probably be raised by popular Dr. Harry G. FjkiDS, who has been subscription. A committee was appcint- Tifiiing his brother Claude, here, since ed Co secur* designs and egtiwates for a before Christmas, returned Tuesday to '. in muinent. his home in Wichita, Kas. -~^*^. Princo Arthur Lod?e. A.F \ A M JSJ^Q^-j^^g ^q SubSCfiberS liave tendered a letter of condolence to Mr. Geurije Watson and family, of Priceville, in the death of their beloved [ I'^or the pa.st four years The Advance wife and moi her, who died recently. j has been working as:iiust heavy odds with the all round increase of everything Miss Hulse, who has been off duty since suiue time befoie Christinas, at her hoice in OranKeville, through iilaess, returned Monday to her positioi. as ...... . , ., .... J .,1 • 1 »l(ainjt raising the price of the paper to teacher of French, Art and I'hysical u â- . T • ., . , , , 1 our subscribers, and it still rvmauis at that goes to make up a paper and living iu general. Notwithstaodiiii.' ihis ureat loss we have consistently set our face Cultura in the high reboot here Thursday auu Friday of la.-it week irave us our first real taste of winter, with a howling urale aad bliudius snowstori^ As there was but; little snow before, i did nat block things up badly, and sinc«» then the weiiher has been ideal- one dollar pjr anuuiii, but uu'ess a lower trend in prices comes within a reasonable binie the price will have to no up. In the meantime we have decided tu place a premium for prompt paying subscribers â€" who aie manyâ€" by placing an additional bfty cents on all who allow their itub- The Dundalk papjr published last scriptions to run six months or over. week a list of the members of the new | Hereafter all subscriptions six months County Council but failed to include the or more overdue will be charged at SI . 50 name of our Reeve. Sow what has per annum. This leaves everybody the Bro. Mclntyre got against our Dan tha* \ chance to get in on the dollar rate. A be should snub him this way. I number of subtcribers this season hare ,„. ,-, o 1 c. -n- \f„ I'*'J t**^ """l three years iu advance. The Oweu Sound Sun Tunes says Mr. ! , . , , , ' ' V. u' .u r> c 1.^ I _ .,;.. «..A ! which IS good policy, as i( lasnres them McKeuaie is the ReeTe of J!juphriisia,aua s r- 7. tho dollar la'o for that length of time. Remember, The Advance is one dollar per annum or one dollar and tifty cents if not paid witkin six moutns. Better be prompt and not run the risk of forgetting. says it twice in the same article. Now what do )ou think of a '• moulder of public opinion " who knows as litile as that about what has been <ioiDij on iu Arremtsia for the past twelve years .' Quite little Hurry ti'uk pUcd this week among those interested lu live ^-tock, owing to British ctucelUtion i>f cuitracts tor bacon and ham. The Toronto iturkit . Th^ annual nieeliiig of East Grey «u Monday for live hogs was uou e.\isleut ; .\gricuUuisl Society will be held iu the uo purchases being nude by the large i town hall, Flesheiton, an Friday. Jan. buyers. The price of live hogs here was ! 17, PJli), at l.:JO p.m. All mo,ni)erj are quoted Tuesd.iy at 10| as compared with I renueett d to be present Annual Meeting 17| last week. lower. Cattle were als.0 slijjhlly F. BROWN, Pie&ident. A. llAWKEN Secretaiy. It WM announced some linne ago in tl e > Toronto papers that t'red Fisher, son uf J^^ Q^ BISHOP Mr. Sam Fi.iher. of Toronto, had been killed in acion. Lait«r wurd received by Mrs. John tlcKee, of the 4.h line, ({o..'s t* prove that the infoiina'.ioii was 'ucorrect. The Utter was written ou BOOSTS S. A. That there is no race or [creed in the appeal of the Salvation .\rniy for one Dec. 12, and stated that F'red wa^ alive njiUm, jyH^r, ,e carry on its alter the and well. Ue was supposed to have , „,rjwyjk .mong ,h, retamej soljiers beeB kilUd » couple of day* before the \^^i to cootinue its eaaipaign iu France •rmislice was sinned. Fred was a liri«iiian , , j G,rQj;,ny until the U»t Canadian in the Toronto Fire Depittin.'ut. ! soUiur is home, is evidenced by the The annual meeting of tba Flesherlo.i ' ^ "'7 •â- dors.meni that c««es t.i the - , . ., 1, I i^ , I ' bsadiiuarters uf the Ariuy from Rev. N LiUrary Vs,oci«tlon will b. held on k. Fallon, Romaa Catholic Bishop of Friday, Jan. 24. at 8 f.m. in the rtauinu L mdon, i 'nt. Bishop Fallon speuc some tojm. The Kxccutiru will lueol at 7..'^ ] launths with the troops ai tlie front, anl p in The Bolshevism I hiives whsre there is no : 3j»4 oi»ren.-e street, London. Ontario, __ tead'ng pubbc. t^low can it be otherwise , Follows : when th»y only know life tltrcugh hau I •' J »„i iu teceipi of your letter of the woik / Tne new era, if C'hristim and 17 1 h iug». and I beg leave to lender yon truly democratic, cannot d.speuso wi.h j "'X «'"<^«'-« 'hank, with th., ^ood wish..8 . ,,. .. _,. ,, 'It contains. I heard and saw much of an mlclligo.it c.lizeiiship. The library ^ ,^,^^^ ^^.^ done oy the Salvation informs ua 1. 1 the iiecfsjily, the rei|uire- 1 Ainiy fir the Sf^ial welfare .f tie meats, achievenient.s and life of all ih-i C,iisli*M troops lighting m Frai ce .-mu comrK,nents of social, economical and •'''""!''" ^'^'y o^^-:'."!' 'â-  vvhic'. ... , . . .. , 1 • «, ' coiitiibiitcs to this cause h^s my deepekt political activities. Member.hip $1 per l y,„j,^„,y^„j i „, ^|^j t,. ,,„„^ {f^,^. year. Al! are welcome ^o the annual your society is doing va'uablo and etfec- meetioi;. I live service.'' m. ihe rJxccuttru will lueol al {.;â- *), inuntna wiin ir.c rruopa ai rne iroot. am I. the sun* ovenin*. Prepare reports, j '» '" »!>'>•''['>«> '» k«ow what is being ,., . , . ^ aone theie by the many social orfaniza- 9 library is one of our best .ssete. ^j^,, u, .^j,^ ,^ Lieut. Col Rlwlinf. Mr. McKenzie, Warden 7 ' ^jg ^^ss5gS5».cj>j- >&.^Mi^g^^.:S;j;C-j^^j j.-g^-^-^:^^ Ladies' Coat Special If everybody (•ei.'* their juit due Mr. McKenzie, Reeve of Artemesia, willfiet< the Wardenship this year, regardless o' | .^^ the claims of other arpirants. Mr. Mc- Kenzie has been a member of the County Council for eleven years consecutively. I ' and i.s now the oldest member of that /''J body. He has tilled all the important 1 ir,? po«itionH in the C'rjuucil with honor to himself and credit to the County. Mr. McKenzie would also grace the position oi Warden, and TuK .\iiv.\.\ie trusts tnst he will receive the honor. County Council will meet on January 28. Death of Mrs. Tucker lived i ; For the month of January we are making a special clearance of LADIES' COATS. Included are a full range of sizes and all the best styles of the season in a variety of popular fabrics in all new shades â€" Dark Green, Nigger Brown, Burgundy, Taupe and Black. All our new Plush models are also REDUCED. Ail at 15 per cent, off Regular Marked Prices. i Mrs. Heniy Fuckar, who Ceylon for several years, «nd wss well | r/ known here, died at the home of her i ^^^ daughter, Mrs. 1. Cruikshink, (-"aisley, ' 'â-º^ where she had lived for the past seven years. The deceased was a j;entle and kindlv person, who ra.ide icany warm friends where she resided. She was the oldest of a family of ten, her maiden name being Miss Emma Burrows. Fire of these sliU survive her. Sha was born near Hamilton and most of her girlhood was spent in Holstein. In early life sha united with the Methodist church, of which she remaiued a consistent member until her deaih. She married .'ohn (.'ushnie, who died in 1870, leaving three childrenâ€" George of Mt. Forest, Wm. deceased, and Mrs. Cushnie of Paisley. By her second marriage to Henry Tucker who died at Ceylon seven years ago, there were two childrenâ€" Dr. Robert Tucker of Kingston and John of Toronto both of whom were present at the funeral. Mr,'". Tuckor had been failing in health for a year past. A funeia' service was held at tho Cruikshank resi- deuce couducttd by Rev. Mr. Walker and the remains weia liken to Mount Forest for burial. County Council 1919 REMNANTS ! As we are now stock taking we are put- ting ont all kinds ot cotton piece goods at special prices to clear them out before our annual invcntorv. Corn Syrup for Table Use Corn .syrup for table use Beehive or Crown Brands needed every day at this time of the year. .31b. pails 50c. JOlb. pails 95c. Groceiy Special California Muscatel raisins ninety per cent, seedless. Just the thing for making good pies.. 14c.Per lb. F. H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON, - ONTARIO |0 w â-  w ^ w % * A. " tV * ^J ' â-  * ' w â-  » " « w '. w jw» ^ » un w ^_ w»iw ^ w » i» " w • , » <m i w w t * "» ) '» "- " ". " H * ' **''.*.^*-'*y'-.*J''sT. *'C^«j .IXOTHER BOrXDARY DISPCTK. '^>ui:ea number of new faces will appear around the board when the County Council of 1918 holds its tirst meeting. Oce Keeve died while in oltice last ye.u- and others were defeated at the poles. The liiio-up will be : â€" Arte!nesia--T U McKenzi •, Reeve; .\le.x Cameron, Deputy Heutiuck â€" U Metcalfe. Collingwooa â€" A McColema Ueeve ! E Br jwii. Deputy Derbyâ€" H Breen Egremontâ€" Geo Lolhian, Reeve ; .\ McDougtt', Deputy Euphrasiaâ€" John T MiUor, Reeve ; Geo Hulchinsoo, Deputy (ilenelg â€" Thos Nichol, Keeva Hollandâ€" Robt Howey Kepp«lâ€" J Cruickshauk Normanbyâ€" .\ Schenk, Reeve ; .A. FiUini;er, Depu'y Osprey -Irwin Morrisou, Reeve ; A Arnott. Deputy Protonâ€" £ E Hockrid^v, Hoev .\ Richardson, Deputy Sarawakâ€" A E .\.bra St Vincent, Jas Letnuu Sullivanâ€" Harry Carson Sydenhamâ€" Geo E Hill, Reeve ; C; Speuce, Uepsty Owea Soundâ€" J Mt^Uiker, Reeve J G Hay, E Lemon, R Patterson Deputies Meaford-W H Sinn Hansvorâ€" Dr. W A Mciirn.i Thornburyâ€" J \V Hutchinson Fleshortou--D M<.Ta\isli Chalsworthâ€" L D Merriaiu Neustadt- Jos Wober Shallow Lakeâ€" David Allaa Markdaleâ€" J .\ Doyd Dundalk â€" John (Sinclair Newfoundlund Differs With the Pro- vince of Quebec. The task of deleriiiining the boundary line between Ungava. now a portion of the Province ot Quebec, and that part of the Labrador coast belonging to Newfoundland, may be referred to the judicial conunittee of the Imperial Privy Council very shortly. Since Ungava was added to Quebec in 1912 the Government of that province has been anxious that the line between its territory and that of the ancient colony should bo defined. Several practical i.-iSii-'.«, moreover, have arisen to make a de- cision desirable. For instance, the Canadian and Newfoundland Govern- ments clashed when a Canadian cus- toms officer proposed to collect du- ties at Port Burwell, which he assert- p] ed was Canadian territory. Again, 'j] the Quebec and Newfoundland auth- , Uj i orities differed when the latter tin- ' Oi concessions on I 1! I Sideboards. II Couches, COME THIS WAY For Your Library Tables, Chairs, Settees, Parlor Suites, Etc. Prices right. Call and see them. dertook to grant concessions on [Si Hamilton Inlet. yl For some years past there have ill been at intervals negotiations be- W tween the Dominion Government and ^ w the Quebec Government on the one 'â-  '!ss7, hand and the Newfoundland Govern- I ment on the other looking to a refer- j ^ ence ot the case to the Privy Council. { Canada and Quebec propo-sed that a j i question based upon Itie statutos, I orders-in-council, and proclamations I upon which were founded the respec- â-  tlve claims of the panios should be i propounded for the consideration of j the Imperial court. Newfoundland ' expressed the opinion that no orders- in-council existed which could be evi- 1 dence of a claim. Copies of certain ' orders were thereupon sent from W I Canada to the Government ot the an- ! eient colony. Negotiations have W. H. BUNT Flcshcrton, Ont. since then been suspended. Quebec j however, is now pressing for a settle- ment of the dispute, and. it is said, I that if a reply is not received within I a reasonable time from Newfound- land will join with the Dominion ot Canada in submitting the whole question to the Privy l?ouncil. The western and southern limit ot the Newfoundland terriior.v has been fixed at 6 4 degrees west longi- tude and 52 degrees north latitude. From that point is to be run north- ward a line which, according to the Newfoundland claim, would give tho Dominion a strip of coast all the way north to Hudson Strait, but which, in the Canadian and Quebec view, would reach the soa shore at a much more southerly point. The docu- ments in the case go as far back as the proclamation of tho King of Great .Britain, dated Oct. 7. 1763, which first set forth the boundaries of Quebec. A Mcliityie "Joke" The Duudalk Horald last week jtave lis readers )hu following sice, friendly ? little description of Flosherton and Ceylon. It said : Fleaherlon is tha oldest nlace on the Torouto and Sydeuhum road aad the biggest villaf^e lu Orey County iiol lodttted on a railway. This place hM always •ntertaiaed worthy aspirations M a centre of culture (,»Kri.) aud rehatmeot' 1 luuiio ai d ait, educatiou and religion. ! The handicap In the matter ef railway) Ucilttie* is pailly ovuiconio by a nioorj bus aud the cona'aut business aiubitions| uf the «iti7.ens. CVylon i.s the hoins of tilth Constable Couk «i?d .iuc- tiuiieer DufaU McPhail. Ii is the railway suburb of Klesheiton, which is a dii>tiiioiioii of no small order " As a niat'or of fnot two pl.ices with tha count)', fuly as luTH-i an Fissherion, are cjiiitc ts fat away from a railway stit-on ».i is Flesheit jn â€" Claik.ibuig and Aytod. Bro. Mclntyre shfu'.d put on his lilasses and look at the map before writiD;; seo.'^elcss sciuibs like the above. Had a Strong Back. Sir Charles Uuvidsoti. Chief Jus- tice ot Quebec, at a luncheon given in his honor by fellow-Canadians told this one: In the Country Club at Ottawa there was a woman who assisted the cook by peeling pota- toes. She had a son who was al the front. For extraordinary gallantry he was personally dt<corated by Kins George with the Military Cross. A self-appointed committee of women members of the club wont out into the kitchen to inform the mother ot the event and to congrumlate her upon her son's valor. 'Isn't it won- derful!" said one of them. "Three times your son went out into No Man's Land under heavy fire and brought in wounded men." The answer ot the mother shows that In Canada they seem to take heroism very much tor granted. "I always knew Jimmy had a strong back, " she remarked, and resumed her task of peeling the potatoes. SATISFIED ! THAT Is what over 100 users sjay about pplied by ,^f^f^^%t l'^*-'^ Gravity washers sup{ M& ^:5||f S. HEMPHILL, Agent For |^^^â- â€¢^li%..â-  1900 Gravity tlectiic anil ashersand wringers wa gasoline >her.s. power f \ ALSO /' â-  '. .] for McCorniick Binders. Moweis, Hay Rakes, /^L4^' â-  ' "^ " Hay Loaders, Drills, Cultivator, Plows, Steel .{- Stalls, Harrows. Gasoline Engines, Brsntford double cearcd aud auto oiled airmotor Wind MilU, Beatty Hay Carriers, Hay Forks, Slings, Manure Carriers, Water l!,i«l.-J, Waier Tiiik.s. Pump iiid Piping. SOMETHING NEW IN BUZZ SAWS C)ne thiiu more wood cut with sanio power when tilted with my patent. S. HEMPHILL Agent, - Ceylon, Ont. ' X. Farm For Sale j IN ORANGE VALLEY I Three mile* south of iUrkdala on lUe I Toronto and Sydeidiani Road ; lots 124 'fol38, consistioR of IT" iicrea ; well , fenced, brick hoiiae, koikI Inuik t«in with 'waterworks, oulliuildin^;* hen h 'use. . sheep house and drive •he'l ; si-hool • cr.a. th« road. -T, MONTGOMERY iOct23tf When "BoowhI." â- 'Pon't yon think you talk entirely too much when you have been drink- ing?" linked Uncle Bill Bottletop. "I fear I am very much inclined to un- booieni myself. There are about 200 separate and distinct kinds ot shells Qred from ^rnian g^uoa. I Farm To Rent Lot l:« and LU, Con. .">. N E T & S R, and 154 and L!,'), Coii. :<, .\1teme31a. Containing 176 acre.i. Good biick resi- dence, bank barn and uood outbuildtiiKS, Well watered, small orchard : l'2r> acre* under cultivation, 10 acres fall plowed. Apply to -MRS. \V. J. LEVER, i t( IJkD FleshectoD i Business Block For Sale In the Village of Fiesherton I consisting of Grocery, Flour and Feed Store, Granery, Ltarber Shop and the Residence. The »b<'VO property aod business, which is a i^ood one, will b0 sold reasoiiMibty, Apply to W. Buskin, Fie«hert(M» dK«i«N«M