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February 14, 1923 THE FLESHEKTON ADVANCE Farmers' Sales Notes D RANCHES of this Bank in rural sections render ** valuable service to farmers by acting as cus- todian for their sales notes, or by discounting them and making collections when due. Standard Service makes the fanner's finanripg easy. THI . STANDARD BANK - Or CANAOA. FLESHERTON BRANCH, - C. T. BATTY, Manager. Bcuwkw >Jw *t Willwnuiurd mmd Holland Centra. CANADIAN PACIFI C. P. R. Time Table. lifeluB leave Flanbercon Station aa j jllo wn : ^ Ooiay S<mt h Going North 8 06 a. m. 11.58 .. ' 4.99 p.m. >.:< i o. m. TU Mail* am osea ak Pleahartoo e* J follows : Pur th north at 10.40 a.ni.aud 6 a.m. ; and th aftrnouu mail south at j }/ V ulixik. Fr morning train iiuuth ' mft.l clow at 9 p. m. tha previuua evg. j Local Chaff uted ' Optical Co. Cmprhnt v* Ejr* Examination CriatuMM daoaguad d aupeciaUy inil anil ground for nut i-riitnnl uitl raquirament. Branch at Nfraford Johnaton'a Drug Star* in h*r f Dr. A. &. M,.< :,,m'. ThotMi -ill |.iuul d M wiford .ire as- sured of ! aftiaiaiil Optical Co. OWEN SOUND and MEAFORD 1802 County Celebration Will Be in Flesherton About ten members of (Tlushrrtou L. O. L attended the annual meeting of the District of South Qrey <ran*e Lodua at Dundiilk an Wad., Tub. niaiy 7th -ind the following officers were elected, aud installed by S . J. Halbert of Aiarkdala : Ooanty Master, E. W uUr, Markdale ; Deputy Mamer, T. Conron, Fevuisham ; Chaplain, Rev U . Vrooman, 4! ux if nil , Secretary, H. Coibelt, Proton ; Fiiuii- oial Srcratary, A, D. Htiiumi, Daudalk ; Traaaurar, VT. A. Goodfallow, Daudalk ; D of C., Art Iliiniiiwii], Proton ; Firm Ljciarui, H. Sullivan, ffleahartuu . 8noomi Lecturer, J. J. Jaiuienou, B.ti<- aroi ; C.dnuiittes Diltiiot maatar, Cuu- I T 'l'l Daptlty M.HI9M BT a uiiamoatouk rut* it WM decided to hi'M laa i' runty ceUbratiuu at Flanhtrton this yaar. Flaahartou lias ar*r bad tha b>ur of thii oalabratiou, but expects to I;IY Ilia larg* nuaaher of Tiiitors wh , will b prMut a ri^lu royal linn, at th jlelimtian this cming li' h .1 July. The Hive your auc. ion > bill, p.iow- , O .t your eount.roh.ak b.i.,ka at by The Advanc* prsis. , A ,} ranca offi .. t( Mr. AlUn Keith of Taronto spent i j| rf 1?1 . ank D Bnwa : a ln Toronto tbia Sunday with his family here. j weak attending a hardware convention- Tha bkud is at the skating rink every j P.euiembar tha box social in Fleilier- Tbursday night. Coma and injuy it. I ton on Thursday, Feb. 22 Mri. (Dr ) Turnlmll was in Toronto Miss Shirley Murray returned to Tr- last w*ak. onto on Saturday. Our worthy posknuater, Mr. W. W. ! "* Elimb.th Moura <;f Bramptou m TrunbU, ha> been laid up for tha past weak with aarere attack of tha grippe. Air. and MIL Walker of Connecticut, daughter " Mri. Walker of Flesherion, have been vinltiug hera since New Yours. Mr. and Mr*. Dave Adamt attended | the fuiiertl of the laktet's uoole, Mr. Wm , wan due to ; Stvel. at Tottenham. hiMi-t, failure. Mr. A. B. Feme hai aold his farm tha eaat back line to Alex vimtiug har sister, Mi* ?3eu. Stuwart. .Uok Doir returned lait wek fram viaiiuiL.- at Lfconb Uuad. Mian Ruhy Atkeiihuad of Toronto wa the gtient of Mrs. K Ii. W. Hickllng over the week ed. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Henry and little .rin-iii. n, Billy, are via ting their duxh- tei in Toronto. on I T ha Ltdiei, Sewing Circle will meet Hubton of I on I '' rl 'l 1 y, Kub. 16, at thu homaof Mra. Cay!'. ri. p IM> ! .H tn be takea March lit. A.U. 9.0- oyeter supper ou Fri. Kub. Hi h, in tha Uethodiit 11.11. MaxwaU, j the speaker of tha evening buing Pro- J viooial Pr. Mr. A. Amos of Wooditoek. j 50 and i!5c. A epiuitl maUn< of the f irmeta' Club will ba held on Feb. 17th i M rt p M. All nembara wiahiiiK to urdur j lour, feed, augar and aalt, will kimllv j plucu their urdera ou or before that diite. \ KdgarLinton, Ktc. R. O. Tamer, lot 3, Con. 10, Arle- j UIUMI, will hold a ertdik aaotiun -."'.' of farm atuok on Weduaaday, Full. '.'8th. oonlialiiig of cattle, pure bredx ar.d > glade*, and brood sows W. Kittin<(, auctioneer. Turnboll. Tha W. I. will hold a tuaab tin. hoaaa of Mrs. W. I. H.my's on W.d., F.b. -K:. Tea to (> 25o. Evcryboay wrl OOIDV Mr. S. 0. Oabarue of Noltawa TIMUU! here laul week, hii Histi, Mia. W. J. Bellamy, who haa been visiting there fora month, returned with him. The schools in town are Htifl'uring con~ aiderably from tile ctt'oota of the " flu an practically half thu ntudenla ore U up. One of the beak ways tu iiioreava >he pruiparlty of our town ii to deal a* tnuoh vs poaaiblu wiih the luisiuens houses ui thu town. We do uot notice I on llu road sinc the 1 A real oud thaw. In pluaa of bitter i * cold weitthttr lli-' !'' wvuk itud a lut'.f, is noodtid to help lon the wator supply in tho wells tn this locality. The water supply in the Hydro Luke is nlo very l u r. Mr. A. E BIUmy IIH been appoint- ed genevnl aajent for the Crown Life day. KVUII (jeorguS any utonowt>ilei iu stotm of Mon- : i m | ili i machine in " under the weathnr." Oentre Urey liuard of Agriculture, W. I. Branch, will hold thuir nlte:noon nhM-iii..; at the home t Mri. Hickhng on Fub. '20 atU p.ii. Evcryhmly welcome. Joint meeting nt night. Hov. Kowlur preached iienr Assurance Company for the counties of j on Sunday last, ills woiU hero was sup- Dutl'erio, Bruce and Grey, Thin is ^uite an honor for Emerson, who ia a live wire in the iimur-inoo g'ime. Tho ice harvest, is in now mid ihc ice cut from full (twin? here plied by Mr Uciitiuii, student in Knox Cullej-o in Turonto, whose .turmoils were onjoycd i-iiiiii ii-ii-i v . A uunibtT iif oiilhtirtiflB iu hockty ftna tho Mutifihnw , tnj >ycd (/) A tri|: to Sholburno Monday pond is of firsb class quality, being 'about | evening by special train to wiliuoa the 14 inches ihicU. Chailey agtin <m the outline end M osier is ! g"nio between Uueljih and Shclburnr, f the job. ! 'he latter winning 7-3. During the Fleshertou has real good ico ponds from j n'K 1 ' 1 heiivy drifts formed in tho cuts on which Iftl'se supply is cut every year. j 'he ruilwny mid tho snow plow was called j into survico l ( 'iiully the boys arrived -tt SyliKH Ueynulds of Beolou, who had | 4 3U a.m., having been over lour hours Oeen eugugod for thu Junior room in the 'iruvelliiiK ^'2 miles. However, the fuu public school on the resignation of Miss j wasn't nil over when thi'y trii.ped JSolsun, will commence her duties en j blithely oil' tha train at tho aUtioti. March 5th. Miss Nelson was forced to { There was that wslk of ODO mild and ft resign her position on Recount of the j half through the big drills to bed .v.d illness of her brother nt Mono Uo&d. 'comfort. Wo are told that the w*lk , waa i ho beat ; at ot the whole evening - Mr. U. G. Laiid is this week prc* Ilm . B excili , )g uven thau lll6hocUey B paring to wove to Toronto, where he IIHH ; secured a hardware businew on Danforth j Ava., aud where Mr. Guidon Liifd to now in oharga. During Ifceii- y ear's resi- dence bera they made many f riands by English As It I* Spelled thair peisonal sulikiei aud good huiioesa relaMoBii. Mr- and Mrs. Llrd npaut many yaia in the far ait, and were .funel^freal iiittraat and enli^htsnmenk on the peculiarities of the people there. Mauy fiionda A st ranger iu our land was he : He tried to learn nur Hpallini; He thourht it would us easy be, As I iiyiii-.; or n celling. Ho tried to write, but couldn't (|uil ^ with them I Valley Slue The village council met last week for ' When using onod or w..o<i or shood . their tegular meeting. A dJaou.iun touk ' H had U aUnd a lot of chuffing, place en U>e m.tter of appointing a J When cruel people started lulfing. oon.table, lut no appointment was aiade, ' Then o'her thms confused him so, as it was th.iuxUulut for all the henelit An de and <uuh and ron and row. received would n.it warrant the v linge! Ar.d mail an! mal nnd nail nd sale, payiog salary. If the streets aro to bo | Aud many mon- that turned him p*il. kept clear of cows running at hrgn * S.iid ho, "I Mt ir.y wifo and daughter oonstable will hnvo to le appointed. | In othor lands across the wannhlcr, What nood are town bylaws if th.-y are 1 1 WHIJUM! much to Urin K thoiu here, not observed) If theio ws a fusull ! B'tl salary attaahed with tho otto* cuouah Am ou!d bo mado from tiuts to holp pay tl.e | Ha sa'ary, I Carnival On Thursday It is expected that the carnival in the Flesherton rink this Thursday evening will be one of the best held for years j and a big crowd is expected to partici- pate. The list of prizes is large and varied, so there will be something for everybody. The list includes a wheel- barrow race, which will be real thrilling, also the usual races. A special pme of $2 is being given to the party bringing in the largest load of people to the carnival. Come on out everybody, enjoy the even- ing and be young again The hand will furnish music during the evening. Tragic Conditions Surround Deaths The following dispatch hue been r- cceived regarding Dr. J. W. Mahan, whom we announced last week as having dis*ppeared : Unusually tragic have been aircum- | stance* connected with the passing of two well known Vanconvcr brokers dur- ing the past tea days. Dr. J. W. Mahan anU John A. Weatmun were partners in the insurance firm of Mahan, West- ) man. Limited. i On January :u , Dr. if (than diaappeared j and, despite careful and energetic search no tines of him could be found. His friend and partner, seriously ill of dia- , betes at th time, was not told of Ma- han'* disappearance. On February * Westman died, and on Friday last was ! buried. On Saturday, some boys playing be- ' hind the stables on the Exhibition grounds, found the body ,[ Dr. Mahan. The bdy was frozen stiff, and had evid- ently been dead several days. Mahan, who had not been in good health for some time, suffering from the same ocm- plaint as his partner, had evidently fallen from the edge of th ravine, and his head had become caught in tlie crotch of a willow stump. After the body had been removed a small bottle labelled "carbolic acid" was picked up on the spot where it had lam. This has caused some speculation, as the bottle bore the n#mc of ;i druggist Marian patronized. There were no burns on the doctor'^ mouth, however, and, as medical men , rarely end life with carbolic, it is not ' thought the bottle had any connection ' with his death. Standard Designer Patterns ARE THE PATTERNS THAT GIVE BEST SATIS- FACTION . The Standard Designer Pattern is perfected by the addititfu of the Belrobe method of dressmaking, whereas ^impenm; pattern companies are still rwtting 1 out the line patterns. Standard Designer Fashion Sheets are furnished free monthly. Counter Catalogues, Designers and Quarterlies Irom which to choose the newest ideas in dress are sit your service at "THE PEOPLE'S STORE" A. E. HAW General Store Caab era mm station. CEYLON Store cloaca Tuea. and Fri. ovening Mrs. Gladstone Bryson Following a short illness with pneu- monia, Met. Gladstone Bryson died on en Saturday at her home, 144 Edna are., Toronto, tiefoae her marriage four years ago, Mm. Bryson was Misa CeliaJane Hodgins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hodgins. She was born at Dundalk about '23 years ago. Surviving her are her husband and two small cnild- ren. Her parent*, two aiatera and two brother* also reside in Toronto. The funeral took place to Park LMWII Ceme- tery on Monday afternoon. DIED CAMPBELL At th residence of her son-in-law, Uco. Henderson, 186 Arling- ton ave., on Sunday, February 11, Flora Campbell, widow of the late Malcolm Campbell of Glehclg, in her 90th year. Interment took place Tuesday afternoon to Priccvillc cemetery on the arrival of the train at Fletherton station. HENDERSON'S STORE Cream -:- BRING ALONG YOUR CREAM WE ARE PAYING THE Cans supplied PRICE Mrs. R. H. Henderson FEVERSHAM, - ONT. AUCTION SALE Farm Stock & Implements Out t.f a total of $L".',Hl)0.llil U.\ut, Sauueen Township haa I ut $2021 out- BRONCHITIS '', tl III I t f i I I J ff I I i * s i i t , i ^^ ^^^T A. B. FERRIS Lot 138, lat Rang* N.E.T.&S.R. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23 when the following will be oflVrfd : 1 ;-iii:u purpose horse '> years, driving horea ."> yrt, n.iru 1:: yr, bay mare 1(1 yr, bronn horse 7 yrs, cow duo in .lunu 11 yr>, iv n- due in May 7 yr, oow du in Sept., dry oow, tow with clf at 'not 5 yrs, cow 10 yrs duo in April, cow HI yrs due in April, cow fi yrx due in Apiil, cnw 4 yrs due in June, oow .' yrs duo in July, .'i yearling*, * calte', tei , '.} v >ii.n ;- nting '2, sow due ! . 'M, 7 owes. Binder Front * Wood, mower F A W, luy r*ku, Coukshmt disc drill, watf"ii, li"- harruw, g( iron liairow*, Ht>t of liob- sleinh?, hay rank, wagon box and stock ravk, scythe and Biiath, 4 bundle of shini{lrf, M -H. turnip puljior, witlkii>K ; Ii nearly new, >-<|i pun itnil n number of ImcketN, net ot heavy hniueip, sot uf tioublo hbineaa nearly iiuw, double tnns vi'i nock yoke, < ^.":. h:iins and mini- irons other urtioloi. TERMS All fimin of SlU and in Ji-r, i.i ii ; in'cr that I'liiount 8 nin-j' cr il.t on approved j-iint i.o!f, 5 ulflor ci.sh in lieu of null's. D. McPHAIL, Auctioneer. Full Line of Hardware For All Purposes .w.w.w Nails, Glass and Other Materials Now is the time to buy .v.v.v.w PUMPS, STOVES, PAINTS, OILS. WASHING MACHINES, PAILS and GRANITE WARE. D. McKILLOP Flesherton, - Ontario MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Sold in Flcsherton by W. J. Stewart &Sons Sold in Ceylon by Miss Millie Cook. FUXNMNO AS M A TJ L outlay on Seaman-Kent Floor- ing, and a, little of your timo in laying it will anb- stunl tally increase value ot your home. At tho samo Hmo you vrill add tromendoualy to your personal comfort, lessen household drudgery and actually save money 1 tlm ond. 0et :m eatlniate for Seaman - Kant Ploorins, hnned upon tho your Wo wiM supply full infor- iniiMon for laying tho floor. tlu-y will havo la atny, 1 fort 1 , I i.nmt !i'*vo you." With a .siyh iddoJ, "Klso I'll fu-cly diih.! 1 The School W. I. Henry & Son Planing Milln Fletherton, - Out. This week we offer Special Clearance Prices on Ladies' Furs, Scarfs, Neckpieces and Muffs in Black Sib- erian Wolf, Natural Wolf, Black Wolf, Jap Fox, Austra- lian Coon and other popular furs. All in perfect condi- tion and made up in a variety of good styles. We have a Special Assortment on our Display Tables of Special Interest Muffs and Neckpieces $5.79 each New Wash Goods for Your Spring Sewing Dress Ginghams Prints and Galateas Piques and Repps Circular Pillow Cottons Indian Heady and Middy Twills ; Double width Sheetings Indigo Blue Suitings Rock Fast Drills Lingerie Cottons Nainsooks and Lawns Pajama Cloths Flannelettes Feather Tickings ALL REASONABLY PRICED . W. HICKLING FLESHERTON ONTARIO