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Jane 20, 1923 THE FLESHEBTON ADVANCE < * < t u 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 <mji>ring easy. THE STANDARD BANK i ___ AT CANAQ4. FLESHERTON BRANCH, - c. T. BATTY, Manager. Branches also at Williamiford and Holland Centre. ANADIAN P/VCIFI Ladies' L. O. Lodge For Flesherton C. P. R. Time Table. leave Flesherton Station Train* allows : Going Soatb 8 05 a. IE. 4.80 p.m. The mails aro A ladies' Orange Lodge WJB inaugu- rated here on Monday by Mrs Uoe, G Going North i W M o Ontario West, to b9 known aa 11.52 a.m. ;Cirnation Lodge No 545. Visiting sii* 9.30p. m. i trs were pjesent from Maxwell and osea at Flesherton SB < Feversliaro ledges, who assisted in the follows : For the north at 10.40 a.m. and 5 v>.m. ; and the afternoon mail south at S. C o'clock. For morning train south I maJ close at 9 p. m. the previous evg. j Local Chaff Mark your ballot next Monday, Quite a nice shower of rain fell durini? an electric storm Tuesday. Advertise in The Advance to u results. Try a "email advt." Dr. Muriay and fiirily spent the past week ut their cottage at \Vsua Beach- Miss Mry Bowermao nf Toronto speut the week end with Mrs. M. Wilson. Reeve McTavtsh U attending County Oouucil in Oven Sjuud this week. Mr. T. Bentrmm nd Miss V. Xich- ceremony. Refreshments were served. Following is i list of the officers : W M, Mrs H Down ; D W M, Mia <V J Stewart ; P A W M, Mif D3ud- rnore ; Chap, Mrs W I Henry ; Cor Sec, Mrs Geo Stewart ; Treas, Mra Alfred Down ; B of C, Mra fiack Duncan ; I G, Mrs E McKillop ; G, Thomas Bentham ;'Lect, Uedames W A II.w. ken and Tbos Fisher ; Com, Meidames 1 W P Crossley. W Phillips, Frank i Thurstorj, R Down and Mrs Turney ; Guardian, Henry Down ; Auditors, H Down and Miss Nicholson. Killed At Varney olion epeol Sunday with Dornoc Owen Sound Seniors will play ball Flesherton next Moaday. H. Simple, a resident of Varney below Durham, waa instantly killed and C. H . Moor* of Tori mo, Was badly injured Rv. Qeorge Estenaa, B.A., of Mer- riton, will preach in the Presbyterian church on Sabbath next. A number of citizens attended the big U. F. 0. picnic t Corbetton on Friday afternoon lant week. Mrs. lUrvey Grifiin of West Toronto pent a couple of days the past week wken Che car in which they were driving i n j was struck by a Canadian National Stone train at the crossing at Varcey station. The stone (rain goes out in the miming; aud comes in. in the afternoon. Vs- terdiy morning, the accident occured. The tstcks at Yurney are somewhat ob- scured by buildings aud other obstruc- tions, and their car was struck faiily by the train at the level crossing;. Simple, who was instantly killtd was working on the Provincial Highway near with her mother here. Mrs. W. H. Thurston is taking a boll ., day wito her dagutars, Mrs. ha ' Durham as a steam "hovel operator. He was very bad y mingled in the accident. ^ I Sioipie was a married man. AD inquest UVV WIIU no* uavKukvt", , ., c* j c , ' . ,,.. . ,, I was held on rriday fternooo. Lions Head and Mrs. Durraot, Mitchell. A Horse Story Mr. Fred Sheppard, wife and little daughter, Ruth, of \Voit Toronto.visited with frleiuU here for a couple of dya the first of the week. D. McTavish & Son brought up three 1 .\ strance thiog happened in coanec- new cars from Oahawo lut weefc. T. he i t j on w j t h tne fire that destroyed the car business at both garages in town is 1 frame buildings behind the Jinlayson Th<; flourishing this year. Dr. Pattison and wife, Mi* Pattison and Mr. Justasoa of Toronto, motored op andtpent the week end wiih Douald BIcLeod and f uniiy. Rev. McCullough, from near London, block, on King street early Monday morning. P. Burrows had h;s offices and living room* on the second door of the main building over the Hour and feed store up to which leads a front stairway as well as one to the backyard. When the rire broke out he had a hots* preached on Sunday iu the Presbyterian j^at he had purchased some time ago church for call, ilia discourse was from Frank \Vcston housc-J in a' small thoroughly enjoyed. lean-to ahcd beside the Jeffrey building , . , , en c,,./ and directly across tne yard from the Rev. John Locke of Owen hound, | . ' ones on hrc. Slipping down the stair- way he liberated the ur.imal so that i& might have a chance to escape if that | were possible, the only avenue appear Chairman of the District, will preach in tha Methodist chuich at both services on Sundtty next. Mrs. McTuvish has roturued from J j ng to ',- DO a dasbfor the lane past the Windsor, where she had been visiting burning buildings. After letting -the her daughter, *ln. (Dr.) Coleridge, for i horse loose Burrows started back up some weeks. [the stair to make preparations to move H. Oirrington's horse, which had gone ! should the tiamca reach the main build- aatray aud was advertised in last week.s '"S and to his amazement he found the Advance, was discovered at Oeu 8ouncl. i horse following him and it made its way Ifhe animal hud originally come from | nght up the stairway into a back kitchen there. Mr. Frank Tliurston and wife, Mr. where it remained in safety until the fire was over. The problem of getting the : animal Jown the stair which was a Vandeleur Blanked By Flesherton Team For the first time in their history Vandeleur, the hard-hitting team of the past few years, bowed to a scoreless defeat at the hands of the Flesherton ball team after a game which was closely contested for rive innings. On account of not being able to secure grounds at Vandeleur the game was played in Markdale. Mountain pitched a splendid game and had eleven stike-outs in the seven innings. Russell and Dave Gra- h irn relieved each other frequently and fanned twelve. Vandeleur only reached the bases severi times, one man reached third base, rive to second and one man was left at first. Flesherton's first run came in the third inning when Hutton walked, McLeod singled and Muir brought Hutton home by a good hit. Next inning went scoreless. Pedlar and Hutton fanned in quiek order in the fifth but.McLeod, Muir and Mountain, hitting safely, were brought home by Dow's two-bagger. Dow was caught stealing 3rd. Gibson scored in the sixth on McTavish's hit, and in the seventh Muif and Hutton cireled. With two down and three men on the bases Akins fanned. Seventeen men reached first base and seven runs were scored. Mountain allowed three walks, while the Graham brothers gate rive, three ot them being in the last inning. Vande- leur threw up the sponge with disgust in the seventh and left the field. Flesher- ton had five juniors on the line-up and was without the services of thre? regu- lar players, but nevertheless brought down the Vandeleur .600 idiviUual bat- ting average considerably. Flesherton 0103! 27 Vaneeleuf 00000 0-0 VA.NDELEUR Freeman, \Varling, H Graham, L Graham. D Graham, Roy Freeman, Hutchison, S Buchanan and Davis. FLESHER; ON McLeod, Muir. Moun tain, Dow, Gibson, Airth, McTavish, Pedlar, Hutton ; spares, Akins and Leech. Umpires H. Blackwell and Har.bury Score by innings : A big orowd is expected at the agri- cultural gounds on Thursday. Cecil McTavish was hit by a batted ball on the forehead at Markdale and was unconscious for live minutes. Won First Game In N. W. League The Fluherton b*ll team eprang a surprise on the O*m Sound Senior N. W. B. A. on \Veduesday of list week by trirniniE.!? them 9 to 5 en their own grounds. I', wss^hard hitting game all through, but Flcs'iertcn r.il the c ur.o iu hand from the beginning and Uo deserved to win on the playing, ioldsraitb, cur speedy left-hander, inched n whala of a ga.uo all through ud w;i t the top of his form. Beside ho Oweu .Sounders bi-icg given the sur- lUe it aldi> deii^h a \ the Una from thjs istrict, vrhj are all pulling fur the te..iu o win their group. By our entry into ho North Wellington league it gives the II fans of tine part it chinco to see i :li,^ ^ unes and icuiJ be pitrou.;.-d fit!.:,) i _;ive the e.iin, which is a winning ri.c, backing or further cutquests lieu they win his 5 ( and Mrs. Ben White nod son, Al., mot- ] fairly steep one appeared a more diffl- ored to Aylrnor on Thursday lust and cult one than the coming up process pnt the latter i>\rt ,-f ttia week with and Dr Burrows thought he would back (rlebds there. Premier Drury piuched " for peedin|{ on the highway north of Or- angevllle one day 1 i.-i week aud complit : the beast down and take a firm hold of the halter he proceeded, but the halter broke and the animal fell backwards down ten or twelve steps to the bottom *"**" ""j ., . i without receiving any very severe in- neoted the spead cop on bis attenticD , . 1 -, juries. After that who wilt say a horse ' bu!lB9S9 - hasn't got sense A political minting held at Feverahim on Wednesday evening of last week ws attended by about 500 people. The speakers were Dr. BRO, Mr. Cooper and A. S. Thu'ston of Meafoud, and Geo, Mitchell of Plesheiton. Burns Were Fatal While pumping air into a gasoline torch on Wednesday afternoon of last past 1 week Edwin G. Whittick of the firm of 1 1 Miss King, who has spent the two years as lescher in the Fleshertcn Whittidi and McFetridge, general store, high school received an otter to teach Caledon. met with a fatal accident, at her home school, Newmarket, and The torch exploded and the burning resigned her position here. Miss King gasoline set fire to his clothing. He left on Friday task for her homo. Fleshertoo and Dundaik bseba!l was alone at the tim and before help arrived his body was a mass of flames. Dr. McWilliama, Dundulk, who hap- toams will clash again on the diamond pena j to be visiting in the village, was here tomorrow^ Thursday, af'ttucon, i the first to render medical aid. Dr. When the gunie will be called M 4 o'clock Thomas, Caledon, and Dr. Kylcs harp, Fleahertou needs this game and Otangcville, were also summoned, but expect; to (?et it. Go. and see the ; the host medical aid could not suve the trujfle. I l' fc cf the y un tf unfortunate man. Mr. Harvey Howe, of Owe* Sound, OrangcvilU Sun. theological student ak Tictia ColU-f 9 , c ^ f J f f ^ ^ of - OrM fiu , yrfachod ^t both service, in the , .tb* . died ^^ ^^ odiet church on Sunday. This young, man gives evidence of cooidrble j Dr. Sudden of Chotsworth, a rocen ability t>d his discourses hete w>>te : graduato of Toronto Dental College, i appreciated. j opening a dental effioe in Duiidalh. B 'X Scores 'LESHERTON' a.b. r. h. p.o. a. a Armstrong, 3 b. . CD 1 2 1 t Muir. E. c 6 1 2 11 Mountain, ->b 322110 Dow, 1. f .-> Ii 1 1 C Hon. G. Howard Ferguson Centre Grey League Teams Won Lost p.c. Dundaik 1 1000 lesherton 2 1 . J67 ! 'andeleur 2 .0000 1 Fl.shetton 7, Vandeleur Games This Week Thurs. Dundaik at Fleshetton Juue 28 Dundaik at Yaoceleur DunJalk is to play here on Thursday nd Flesherton has to win this game. "he visitors are a harJ-hitting team and , real fast and exciting game is the ' rospect. Owen Sound knows now that Flcsher- on is a stumbling block in their way to ' ictory as demonstrated last Wednesday. 'he locals will try to duplicate their feat his cominu Mor. Jay, when Owen Sound omes here. BUck well, g.8 400001 Muir, C.,o. f 11 100 Aiilh, lb 50 27" McLeod, r. f 40 1 1 ,-i 1 002 Gibson, c. f 1 1 1 1 Ti-Uls 40 'J 11 27 11 : OWEN SOUND a.b. r. h. p o. a. e Keeling, s. 5 -' 2 1 2 WeiUna, 3 b 6 1 3 4 !i i Miller, c. f 5 2 Matcbett, 2b 30 1 4 1 ,j i Garbuti, 1. f. McDonald.c 4 .02 Vssey. 1 b 42 2 12 1 Walker, r. f 10000 McCullough, p 3000 Murphy.r. f * 1 McDonald, p 10002 Hillyer, r. f 10100 Totals 39 5 13 27 14 Score by innings : R. H. E Flesherton .... 212000 211-9 11 Owen Sound ... .r20 000 011-5 13 Batteries : Flesherton, GolJsmit and C. Muir; Owen Sound, McOullougl T. McDonald and L. McDonald. Horn* runs Keeling. Three base hits Dow. Airth an Hillyor. Two base hits-Vasey, Wciland. Stolen bases -Mountain, Dow 2, Mi Icr, Matchctt, McDonald, V'asey 2. Base on balls- Off Goldsmith 2 ; o MeCu'lough 2 ; off McDonald 2. Hit by pitcher Mountain, by McCul lough : Gibson by McDonald. Struck out by Goldsmith 13 ; by Me Cullough 4 ; by McDonald I . Hide. off Goldsmith 13 : off McCullough 9 ; off McDonald -'. Left on bases Flesherton 10: Owen Sound s. Umpire Art Wilson. Time 2. 5 Conservative Leader Sports Boiled Oil $1.55 per gallon Raw Oil 1.50 per gallon Turpentine 'J.50 per gaJ. Paints 1.45 per quart Wire Nails 4.95 per cwt. "Wire Fencing Hoes Snaths Rakes Scythes Forks A Car of Cement just unloaded Shorts $1.50 Purity Flour $3.75 Bran .45 Highest Prices Paid for WOOL and PRODUCE F. G. RARSTEDT FLESHERTON, - ONTARIO Telephonei 13r3) Mr. Arnucrocg ITr. ieCuJmora THE - - Flesherton Insurance Agency formerly R. J. Sproule W. A. Armstrong, Prop. S. E. deCudmore, Agent GUARANTEE - ACCIDENT - SICKNESS LIABILITY - AUTO!\4OBILE PLATE GLASS - BURGLARY and FIRE INSURANCE. Your Insurance needs will have strici attention Our facilities enable us to give you more than usual consideration. Only the soundest of Insurance Compaaies are represented by this office. School Report FLESHERTOS DIGH SCHOOL FORM 8 Freoah Promo'irn. Honours 75 pei ent. and over: Pass 50 to 74 per cent. Sanies in order: Honours Evelyn Ferris, Eliztbeth lent bam. Piss Mica So'ft. F.*iled Reg Hutton. H<z<l Inkster. Absent Eruorson Thoaipson. FORM 1 French Prumotioa Examlnatioos: Icnours70per cent. 8>cd ovr. Pvs to 74 per cent. Names in order. Honours Hartley Blackburn, F.'nr- , nee &lcFiiddr:i, Marguerite Slinscn. I ii U Alleu, .< i n McLVi: il.l, Gladys J u d.-r. p,.<_\Ve Wl-iti, K'i:c Ficdlay, Lu- j In Lever, Liur:i B yd, lia,-ell Cumeron, I V Thistle'lnvaite, Uoss Smith. Helen jil son, Tlitliua WiUi-n, ^IL'rrly \Vtsco, Duckett. Iran L -ckhirt, M-ilcoltn le Don ld. rVluii- H.r 'a liuhuils n, Tei Me- >on*ld, FrtJ Large. Absent Vinli McDonald. Full Line of Hardware For All Purposes V.V.W.V Nails, Glass and Other Materials Now is the time to buy .w PUMPS, STOVES, PAINTS, OILS. WASHING MACHINES, PAILS and GRANITE WARE. D. McKILLOP Flesherton, - Ontario OR.ESS 3681 M Summer Dresses If you have time, iitul, of course, the inclination, it is quite easy and inexpensive to make tip your Summer Dresses if you u&c a Bntterick Pattern. We have a wide ohoioe of suitable materials for this purpose at very reason- able prices. Ginghams in new patterns ; Fancy Voiles in new designs : Katines. plain and fancy : Chambrays and Prints : Lawns and Mtishus : Colored Organdios ; Beach cloths : Swiss Muslins : Pongees and Shantungs ; Summer Silks : New Homespuns and Serges : Silk and Cotton Crepes. Ready-to-wear Wash Dresses If you prefer to buy a Dress ready-to- wea* we have a very nice assortment of Ladies' and Children's Print, Gingham' and Ohambray Dresses at special prides. All sizes and a good choice of popular colors. PATTERN -fir' DELTOR Children's Overalls, Play Suits and Rompers made up in Mn4l^TCaN Drill, Sateen. Gingham and Print. SUMMER HOSIERY Ladies' Lisle. Artificial Sill* aud Pure bilk Hos- iery iu black, navy, Sand, Steel, Grey, Taupe, Browu lud other popular shades. Sizes 8| to 10 Prices from 50c to S1.95. Men's Half Hose iu cotton, lisle, artitioial silk aud pure 8ilk in black and popular colors. Prices from 80c to 81.25. STYLISH SUMMER FOOTWEAR Ladies' Patent ami Suede Slippers Ladies' Chocolate Oxfords Ladiee' Fancy Kid Slippers Specialties in two tone novelties Men's Black and Chocolate" Oxforde Children's Strap Slippers Outiug Shoes iu Tan and White All Millinery Prices Kaduoed for th> Kalance of the Season F. H. W. HICKLING FbBSHERTON - ONTARIO