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May 10 1908 THE F L E S II E 11 T O K A U V A N C Ji The Markets. Carefully Corrected Each Week. 0.t« 31 to 31 Pen- 72 to 72 n^ttlcy 43 to 45 Wheat 70 to 70 H«y „. 6 (KJ to 5 00 Poutoos per bag 60 to 50 »}u:tor 10 to 16 B^»8 fresh 1* to 14 V" -v^ In Furniture Tlio largest and best stock of f uriiicuie ever shown in Fleaher- ti>n. This withont fear of contra- Uicrtun Come and 8»e some of iho nice things in Sideboards Dining Roon\ Cl^alrs Parlor Setts Bed Roorq Setts A special reduction just uow OD everything in order to reduce the stuck. W. H. BUNT 3'unnltune Sieaief no FlesherlOQ - Dot. (Xr^. J -'Canada's Greatest Nurseries" WANT •A Local Salesman for Flesherton To sell Elixh Class Nursery Stock in rmita and Ornaniontal. Largest List of NEW SPECIALTIES over offered. START NOW AT THE BEST SEL- LING SEASON. Uii; inducements, Lib- oral Pay, Uandsuine Frne Outfit, Territ- .iry Uwserved. WHITE FOR TERMS and Caial'i);ue and send 25c for our ALUVlINUftl POCKET MICROSCOPE (niiigiiilie.H 4} tiinux) and 50c fur our HANDY SAW, just, the thing for trim- ming trees (cuts iron as well as Wuud.) Stone & Wellington • ' (OVEP- 800 ACBE8) Toronto . • : ;.# Ontario HURRAH ! For Pretty Homes. We Trust Doctors If you are suffering from impure blood, thin blood, de- bility, nervousness, exhaus- tion, you should begin at once with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the Sarsaparilla you have known all your life. Your doctor knows it, too. Ask him about it. UnUu ttatra U dallr netian of th* bo««1i, poisonous products are absorbed, causing bead- acba. bilioiisnoss, nausea, dvipapsla. aud thus proTsntlng tbo Sarsaparilla from doinff its bast work. Arsr's Fills ai« llTsr pills. Act gantl;, all TOf etablo. by J. O. Xjn Co., I.ow;U, Haaa. ifers Tn a anlhc tarera of >. lUIKVIOaB. AGUn CUBE. CHESRV PeCTOUL. W* baT* no aa o rsts I Wa pubUab th» formnlaa of all oar madloinaa. BARGAINS .. . . AT . . . . PORTLAW TINWARE- Now is the time to buy your tinware and Pott Law is the place t^i buy it as everything is manufactured at at home. FOOTWAREâ€" Wo have a large stock of ladies bootsâ€" just the thing for spring alno Men's heavy Enclish and Fronoh kip which we are selling beljw cost. PRINTSâ€" Also a nice line of prints, Kinghaois, duck shirtini;, cotttouade and ready{to wear skirts. FroHh groceries arriving almost daily. Shepherds Hour for sale. St. John and Roulston, General Merchant* Port Law >Don't Cet Jin Umateur, lUVa.ll Pci,per*a J[n AbundLanoe ^yohave jiisi rconived our new wall papers. Kor l)cd rciiina and living rooiua some rnfresb- lOKlybriKlitftiid IJKlit oiloiings are provided, while (or lll>raricaanddiniii(i' rooiiia tin- tapestry luid fabric trral niHMta are p.artii;iil»rly styllith. We »how a larK« range of iii»x|Wn»ivB (taprrs fe»r hi(fli-cla.« doioratioii, 111 printed ydoiirs, iwo time tic.itiiii-utH, art iioiivoau deaigns, silk paiwiH, moiics paiiRl decorationa, crown etfucia ftiidKoldenilioaaed papers, in addition to iiiiuiyotlier atylea. CiJl early and secure your choice of paper for kOOO rooms. Pi ioea ruiigc from 3c. iwr roll up. lunplea sent free to any person for the aakinit. <^inrs for parier-hanging .ihould \>a in early to avoid tbo rush. C. E. TRYON - - - PRICEVILLE Practical Decorator. A A Practical Kdu- izjation At iriie Owen Sound, Ont. will donhla jrour earnlnu pnwsr. It onit re- quires a fowiumjtiu at Oils Iri^titiitlon to com- Plata a tliorou«h i>r«ctlcal HuKioaM OouriAOr .^ aiioitbanil anil TiiwwritinK Doursa and fit you for a reiuiin»ratlvo poaition. .^tnta aduiltteil at any tliiiu. Full partloo- 'ara at any tlma free. C.A FLeMMINO, Principal ^pf lag Term Bcslaa April Jmt. BUSINE.SS Cards lUfCOIAiOUOFI * YOUNQ VL Hanker Markdale Oo a Renoral banking bufliueaa. Money loaned a roasouablu rate Call ou us. TCHISLETT, • Jl'ostiimsltir, CeyloD. Comiuibsiuiiur in H, C. J .Convovancor, deeds, uiortKUKe", luaseii, willa oto. carefully drawn up Ouliiictloua iuad;<. eliarijiia reauouable. AIho crocoriea, Hour, feed etc, kept iu atuok, I'rluua riRht. RJ BPBOULEi Poitiuaater, Flesherton uommlselonor in H.G-J., Auotioneer Con- veyancor, Appraiser and Money Lender Keal ISatato aud Insnrauoa Agent. Deeds mort^iKea, loasoa and wills carefully drawn up aud valuatiooB wade ou shortest untioe. money to lu&u at lowest rates of iuterest. Col ootioua attended to with proniptneae ohargea low. Agent (or Ocean Dominion Htaamabip Oouipany. A call aolloited. Societies AO n W meets on tha last Monday in eacu month, in their loago room, Chrtatue'B block. Plesbarton.at 8 p.m. M.W., Krank Cliard ; Keo., T. niakely, Kinanoier, W.J. Bellamy. VisitiuK brethren ii^vited, PRINCB AKTHUR LODaK, No. MS.AF.A A M, lueetB in the Masonic hall. Strain's blook, KlesUertou, every Friday on or before the full mudu. Jobu Wright, W M.; C. N. Kicbar aon, SoLrotary, COURT PLESnERTON, 90S, I. 0. F. iroett in Christoe's Block the last Friday eveuiiig of each mouth. VlsitinR Foresters heartily weleooifl. 0, R., Dr. Murray; R. O. W. Loucka; Fin. Sec, H. A. Willett. Please pay dues to H. A. Willett on or before the last day of the preceeding month. CHOSEN FltlKNDSâ€" Flesherton Council of Chosen FriiindB meets iu Claytou'ahall fVrat and third Wiuluehday of ebch mout S p. m Pay AHsessmenta to tna Ileeorder on or before tpe firnt dayof each month. Chief CouuoiUor, T. Ulakeley;Ucourder, W. H. Bunt. Medical DR OARTPiR M P & B Ont, Physician , Surgeon, etc Offloa aud residence â€" Petar St., ITlesberton Women and the Institute The following paper was read by Mis. Robeit Best at the last meeting of the Won an's Institute, held in llio town ball : Last week I was talking to a young liidy and our conversation drifted to housework. Slie 8»id, " I have no de- sire to do house work. I think you can tell a cook just by her looks." Add thi>n she asked the question, "Do you think that diiineKtic science traininor w 11 have n refilling influence on this woik 1 " I said "Yes, I ccrtiiiiily do." I h<ive since been thinking of that young woman and of the idea she had of house work, and the thought has been rcspuniible fur two or three remarks that I have here gathered together We have met here this afternoon with one point in view, namely the better- ment (if the home and all that dear name implies. Uow is this to be accoioplishen? Is it not by taking a difft^rent riew of th«< routine work that every woman and every home maker is largely el3ga|{ed in. Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox says the world needs nrifo mothers, wise wives and good homes, and yet women try to be everything but domesticated I am glad to say a change has gradually been taking place. Heretofore housework was confined almost entirely to the ignorant classes, and aa a conse(|Uence the work was thought ignoble. But there are no workers that need the training and know- ledge as tiiose who are ministering to the health and cooifurt of hu.sLandand chil- dren. All honest wirk is honorable and all honest work is necessary. I think if there is one thing we shoold impress upon people it is the nobility of labor. There is an immense satisfaction in know- ing that we can do things and that we can do them well. Let us feel that all work is noble. We need not let our work degrade ui, no matter how servile it may appear to be. When I awaken in the morning I do not rise immediately, but I plan the work of the day and study to see how I may save steps and accomp- lish as much work. I Knd that if 1 go about my work thoughtlessly I travel over the same ground several times when it is not necessary. However, a few steps more or leas do Lot matter much if tno breakfast is a success. Now it seems to me that the one thing that all workers need, perhaps farmers more than towns- people, is to keep above the thought of drudgery, to look beyond the toihng to the result. I am a farmer's wife, but not one of your drudging kind. I think any woman will agree that wo can work from mum till eve if we are so inclined, and enjoy our work. Sivoral women have aaid to me, " I have no time to go to the Institute meet- ings. I have more than I can do at homo." Now some of these women bad little children at home and felt that they could not got away. But I felt that these of all women in the country should try to attend liiHtitute meetings. That tired mother is just the one to belong to our Institute. She needs to get away. If ahe cuuld get away from the children for even a couple of hours and feel free of care, she would return to het duties with new light and life. We 3an do thing* if wo will, but the will is lacking and that is just the point where so many women fail. The desire is not strong enough . But thoy will find that when it is they will have time to get out and take tbe p<trt they should in this work for the betterment of niankind, I feel it a priv- ilege to impart anything I kno* to any one. I know a lady who had an eicellunt recipe for pickles and another lady asked if aho might have a copy. " Oh, yes," she said, "if you will promice not to give it loHiiy one elae." If that woman had attended the Woman's Institute mcetinux she Would never have said that. She Would have said Yes, pass it on, give it to any one who warns it. Oh yea, the In- stitute broaden's us and takes us out of ourselves, and makes us try to help others. It is those women who stay at home who see the moat fiults in their neighbuH. The more we xo alHiut and come in contact with other people we will see good in all. I think it is the duty of every woman in the ooinmunity to be a ineinbor of the Institute. Burely seveial heads ought to bu butter than one. Just think of all the woniun in a coinmunily meeting for the express purpoHe :if discussing house keep- ing and home making themes which are dear to the heart of every good woman. I think the (ir^anizition of the Women'ti Institute is one of tlie finest things that was ever do:i«^ by any governmeni. I am u Conse rNativn, but I give ciidit to tbe Keforin gnvernmont for the help it gave to BBtablish the Women's Institute. DR. A. T. MONO Uraduate Toronto Unlverelty. Mem- ber of Ontario Collego o) rbysiciiana and Bur- gooue. Maxwell, Ont. BuooeaNor to Dr. Boutt. JP OTTHWEI.ti Veterinary Surgeon Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, reaideuce â€" SBcoiid door aouth west, on Mary street. This street raui louth Presbyterian Church . H WILSON, UlBcksn>lth • Iraduata of the Veterinary Roieuce Aaaociation. Heeideucu, Durham Itreet, op- poalto Boyd, Hioklibg's hardware. Legal for iioon; to the i)ii li . onrners, then arroas to eaxt back line unJ hoiuu to bia own stable for uit^lit. TOESDAY-Will proceed to Cairns corner and up the gravel road two miles and a half, thence ucmsj to weat back line III Willimn .Speer.s for noon; theoce down to Soe'l's and across to Stones lioo, to Huzzaid's corner and proceed to Ben McKpn/Je's for night, WEDNESDAY- Will proceed in tho morning ro Ceylon; thence to back line, and home lor noon. THURSDAY-Morning to George Warlmg's, Vandcliur, fur noon; thence to townlino and ucroaa to Frai;k Taylor's for tiiuht. FRID.\Yâ€" In the mornins! to eleventh line, Euphrasia; up eleventh to .lainus Pendletiiir*, for noon; up and across i lie twelveth to W. J. Holley'a, Berktley, for nitjht. SATUllDAY-Down to Witter'a hotel, Markdule, for noon, where he will rem.iiu for four hours; tlionco down the gravel road, two miles and a half ami h'lme to his own stable lill Monday moming. W.J. Lever, proprietor and manager. LUCAS WRIQHT ik MeARDI.B Barrlitars Holicitora Ooiiveyaneer*. sto Omconâ€" Owau Soniid.Ont and Markdale Out W H WuiniiT, McArdlb I B Lucas N n-Flesherton office, MitobeH'i Bank •very Saturdav. Dentistry D-. B. C. MURRAY L, D. 8 , dental surgeon faouoi'grsduate of Toronto Uoivorsitv and oral V. ollnfjnof Dental rtiiri^iioHR nf Ontario. tiaB aduiiinsiratlon for tertb extraction ffloe a( ruiidauoe, Toronto tteot, FItshcitO Horse Routes . 0ROWN8L0W CHAKMING MONDAYâ€" Will leave bia own stable at Cey'.on, and proceed to J' s. BeattioN, Orange Valley, for notm; aud home for night. TUESDAYâ€" Geo, ArrowRiniih's, 6th Glenelg, for uonn; and John Beaton's, for niah. WEDNESDAYâ€" M. Molnnis, gravel road fur noun; and home for night, THURSDAYâ€" To Guy Orr's for noon; thence Ui Thos. Taltolt's for night. FRIDAYâ€" To John Ander*on'^ Ware- ham, for noun; and Maxwell village for ' night, I SATURDAYâ€" To Martin Phillips', Gravel road, for nunn;and hoinefoi night. S. Thompson, groom MARNIX MONDAYâ€" Will leave his own steble in the mnrning and proceed to Muiishaw's hotel, Fletheiton, for one hour; thence ' down tbe gravel road to Alfred Harrison's Beauty and Utility Though worn as a necessity, a beautiful eye ^lass artistically fitted is a facial ornament. We will fit you with a frame best adapted to your features. r^ESHERTOM. Nervous, DIsBBsedMon DR8. K. & K. ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. Consultation FREE. Q«cs(lon KmIl for Home Tfcatmcnt ttiit FREE. Prices Low No Cure No Pay. A NERVOUS WRECK ROBUST MANHOOD Wo Ouaranioa k» Curo StHciur9, VaHooceto, Morvous DeMBty, Blood Poisons, Vital WemknosseSm KUaioy and BiatUor Dio^ maoos, ana All Oisoases PoeuHar to SKon and Womeum I>oa*t waMe joar time and money on cheap, dang-srouftt experimental treatmeat. DouU lucrcatc at your uwn cost your 8utTer)it>ra by beinc experimented on with rcm- ediee which they claim to have jwst discovered. They give but teoiporary reU«ff. But come to UB iu coufideace. We will treat yon cnnncientioualy, bouestly attd skillfnlly, and resturc yoa to health in tbe shortest possibl* time with tbe least medicine, dis- comfort and expense practicable. Each rase la treated as thesympttims indicats. Oar Nttw Method Is orii^inal aad baa stood the test for tweuty-five years. Dr&KENNEDY&KERGAN 148 Shelby Street, DETROIT/MICH, Frost Fences Are Strong All Arotznd The lateral* of a Proat Fence are RiKh Carlion No. 9 Kard Steel Colitd Wire, thoroughly gaWaalzedâ€" that can't t>e broken until the strain reaches from 190. to 3J0O pounds. The stay* are No. 7 or this same No. 9 wire. And the two wires are locked with the Froat I,ocka. That braces the fence in all directions â€" up down and diagonally. Ve are ao sure that Frost Peacea are the strongest and best that wc gnisiantc* to repair, free of charge, any fence that guea wrong. Tliat'a fair, laa't tW Frost Wire Pcuces are for sale by G. MT. ROSS. H. RIDLEY. - MaxMrell • Ceylon >fe CLEARING SALE Of Buddies* Olafldns* Democrats* Carts, Piows, 1?arrow:, etc* I Having sold my wareroom to the new hotel company I find it necessary to clear out my whole stock of the I abn'e articles. Reduced prices rule now. Doi\*t Miss The Chance. J. HEARD. - - - Flesherton. D. ivectavish: For First Class Buggies, Carts, I'lcasnro and Lumber W agons, cutters. Sleighs. Vve keep a stock on hand to choose from. ALSO HORSE SHOEINQ AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHINQ and Duarantee firat clans work. We keep on hand Ploughs and Plough repairs, and Harris and Noxon repaira for binde.'s, Mnwert iDa<;hinery, also Binder Twine on hand. a,'so Masaey- all kinds of Oibeti in town dit^e US a call ?*^ #-^