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7 January 619*21 THE FIESHERTON ADVANCE L No Man Ever Retired on the Money He Spent If you continue to spend all that you earn, what will your financial position be when you are fifty? Build a pros- perous future by saving regularly while you arc young. The advancing 03 years are viewed complacently by the man who has a comfortable sum in a Savings Account TH MRCHANTS BANK Head Office: Montreal. OF CANADA Established 1884. CEYLON & FLESHERTON BRANCHES C A NORSWORTHY, .... Manager. H A 7 TT '<" ^T* W tf WE SELL WAGONS, HARROWS PLOWS SPECIAL PRICES IN New Tubular Sharpies Separators JOHN HEARD, AGENT FLESHERTON. Flesherton -Tn : Shop^a ---. - I have just placed on tho shelves ;i full line of Tinware, Nickelware and Agateware for domestic use. Call on me and get your supplies. Eavet roughing, Stovepipes and Stove Furnish- ings. ! ! Repairing of'all kinds promptly attended to. Pipcfitting, including pump work. Kin-twees installed. Agent for Claro liros. Furnaces. I 1 D. WcKlLLOP I CHRISTOE BLOCK FLESHERTON & ONTARIO" I .__ _______ s _ ? _. : i I ll i i 1 1 & i We wish to take Jthis opportunity of thanking our many customers for their patronage during the past year and] to |wish"you 'all alvery Prosperous and Happy New Year. ,.. : \ t t, F. G. KARSTEDT, Fleshsrton, Ontario JO FLESHERTON BAKBRY A HAPPY 1 NEW YEAR TO ALL Toj 'our old] friends, loyal and true, and to those" whose friend- ship we try to deserve, we wish unmeasured happiness and good fortune through the conning year. FRED FINDER, GHOOSINGJUBRICANTS Practical Advice Regarding l^e of Machine Oils. Tliey Should Possess the Qualities of Adhesion und Cohesion Mineral, Vegetable and Fish Oils AH In Use Planting Potatoes for Sei-d. (Contributed by Ontario Department of Agriculture, Toronto.; WHILE possibly every tare and attention Is given to the mechanism of farm machinery, few, If any, give consideration to the quality of tho lubricants used. The dfacieney of any power is ser- iously affected by poor or improper lubrication of surfaces in frictlomil contact, indeed, it is estimated at about 50 per cent, of the available amount of energy in useful work. The object of lubrication is not only to reduce friction, but also v o carry away whatever excess of heat may bo generated, for a certain amount of work will produce a givf.i quantity of heat, but the carrying away of the heat is only an incident;'.! condition, for heating of the boari::g should not arise. Oils for lubricalini: purposes should pOFscss two qualities thai of cohesion and adhesion. Their cohe- sive properties lie in the character of their molecules to cling (o each other, and their adhcsivi- qiMlity to Klick to anything else. The union of lliese two properties make up what is known as viscosity, that is the body of the lubricant. This in a greater degree than any other factor deter- mines HIP lubricating value of the oils. While viscosity of an oil dc^er- n:ines its value as a lubricant, fluid- ity indicates its adaptability to any one particular machine. It is because of the struggle between viscosity und fluidity that the snme oil will not do for the heavy engine shaft, and for light weight machinery. Kaeh re- quires an oil with just Bufl'u-icnt "body" to carry the load without bo- ing squeezed out of the hearing. Beyond this condition the more fluid and easier moving the oil the better. A thick lubricating film of good resisting body is needed for the line shaft of an ocean liner, but a drop of the same oil would put a wn.tch out of commission. Practically all the lubricants now in use are of the mineral oil founda- tion t routed to free lln;ui from i;cid, and to Improve their suitability 1'or special purposes. Sperm oil is spe- cially good for liiRh :ip. ed lijiln machinery: fur heavy heuiln:?:! cas'ur oil, but both me expensive. Knr !': ' ;>ivK:iiiro nt .slow fpci-cl lard, taller. 1 ;, .UK! oilier solid lubricants me s iii- ablo. If prc.s.-Hiri' is (.-rout, aivl rjn-.d high, castor, sptrui. and ln';.v\ miii- 1 j'al oils are use d. Fur low p: i, al i:: ;!: ;-l>i ed. olive. *;i rtsi. : i lined petroleum gn Vegetable and li.-li yini '. . that is, iluy u.v . /. Ig HUlMli'iili. Hi 1 . i to Ml.icli U. A mineral oil dot .; im: nxld .. . :-. I- i LIT does an animal oil. i; .:' : nil ilia have a low Hush pniat: 111 i . '!> lire at u low ti-i;i[ier.il are. Ar.i- i.ial ollu develop fatty aci !:;; thcno 'n.'iidp and pit Hie im u,l lUcy atv us.-d to lubrlcitte. Adidter.inlti of varimi:'. kii.i!:. "i- 1 ,','ldod to nils and ;;r;-a.s' s n- ^-iv" tli. in "liody." Cum, Hoap, lime, r- sin, l;:r, I: and free acidc all havo th?ir own disliiK-t purpd.se to s.Tve. Sim- ple tc-KlH may bt- applied to lubricants for quality and viscosity. To test for acid saturate a bit of cotton waste with tho siiHpoclod oil, and lay It open upon the surface of polished stoel or brass for twenty-four hours. If steel tihowH even a slight corro- sion or, if the brans turns green, free acid is present. To test for sunnily adulterants place a drop of oil upon a piece of glass inclined at such an angle as to permit it to flow gently down. If any gum, resins or other viscosity producing elements arc present, they will be apparent by thu color of the oil streak, as the adul- terants deposit thiMiiHolvi's upon tho glass In tho form of sediment. A Kooil quality of lubricant will not break down, when rubbed be- tween (h(! linger tips, ati quickly, as a poor one. II would be economy in throe \\aya at leiist to uso two different kinds of oil; economy of power, of nuu-binc wear, and of oil, and in addition there would be greater cilieicncy. Jao. Evans, 0. A. Colic;,,-, (iuelpli. Potatoes for Seed. This let'er.s entirely to tin- produc- tion of Keeil potatoes; not iho:i in- 1 for human oonBuiBpt ion. 'HIM iS of se,ed potato .j in bi ,1 r led IntO I "O seel iiuai, I ho e... iy . i i,i lul.'. Kor growliiK eirl> ! i iitlu :i ef the Irish Cobbler va.i ij- the !(. <l .-.houM lie ; [eel ! inn 1 lo ,iU'l tiff . | i , :l,lx' I'roiii ; ..y i't' I hi! various lii.s'HKi.i v.hich .uieci Iliu polalti plant or tulicr. 'i ', . : houlil I., ti 0111 S lu K' ouiii- n m weigh I and cut up into piic'H - ounceii in \vuii;ht \vilh two eyi ;, lo Ihu piece*. They aro iilunled about the 10th of June and are given c\vry poshiblt) culliVciliiui with thu soil in a (stale of liiK'h fertility; heller hav- ing boeii clover Hod well fertilized with barnyard manure to which has In eii added a considerable quantity of L-ommerclal fertilizer, about 800 Ibii. per aero. Thorough spraying to conn ol leaf diseases and Hie Colorado lieello tihoiild bo given throughout the season. For tho lutu sued the Ureen Mountain or llural New Yorker IB used. Tho planting is generally dono about Juno 1st to June 6th under similar conditions lo the for- mer. In all cases it Is necessary to select a soil that does not dry out da. ing the summer time, an potatoes foi ui'wl should not be subjected to a check at any time during their ,i .... iii)^ period. AM abundance of water Is absolute- ly oMfi.'iilli:! tor thrill. THE [Term Report Flesherton Advance! Flesherton H. s. An independent newspaper published every Thursday at the oftiee, Collingwood Si oe', Fltshorlon. Subscription price $1 .".K per annum when paid in advaaoe ; $200 when not so paid. $2.00 to United States. Advertising ratoa on application. Circulation over 1100 weekly. W. H. THUKSTON, EDITOR Frizzell -La timer A i|uiet wedding took place at the home of the brides parents^ Eugenia, at hiuh noun on Wednesday, Dec. 20, when CluM, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Litimer was united in marring to J M McLwhUn, I a'cUchlan, Willi on John IM ./..: !i of Bo|{i)or, Ont. the ceremony being conducted by Rev. V. G, Fowler. The bride wore a gown ofivuiy Duchesse sttin with georgette and bead tiiaiming and a veil caught with orai.ge blossoms. Sne carried a bouquet of roses- The bridal party entered the parlor to the fimins of tho wedding niarcli played by the bride" sister. Pearl. The n<tts to the bride wore iiuiii' ions mid ccstly The groom's >{ift to the bride wad a pendant set with '. Little, I Lever and H McLeod tqual. pearls add to the pianist a pendant. Afier the (redding Mis happy couple left for their honeymoon to Toronto unj Ail 1 ' M iiinid kliowers of confiitti, thu biide. wearing u gown ot navy blue serge and fur coat with hudson seal triimnings and liat In nutch On t'.mir return they will live on their fit nil at Uo^nor, Oiif. Standing 1, 75 per cent, and over, honour), 2, 60 to 74 per cent., clear pus. 3, 40 to 59 per cent., paid in the subject. FORM 2 Reading 1 U Akins and M WhitUkei equal, M i ' i-well, Ii McLeod and P Me- Master and M Parsluw and R Stevens and E Wilson tqual, I Lever and M Muir and M Nuhn exual, D Culgan aud E Oli>er equal, A Norris, E Ferris and G Lever and I Hincks and A Little and J vVhite and S Achesoti equil, I McLachlau and M McLnchlan equal, J McLeod. HUtory 1 M Whittaker, M Oaswell, 2G Akins and P Me Master equal, A Little, H Steven*, M Muir, E Oliver, J McLeod, 3 J VVhite, \ Norris, E Ferris, M Par- slow and K \Viison and M Nuhn equa', S Achesou, G Lever, H McLeod. Arithmetic 1 S Acheson, E Wilson, G Lever, D Colgan, 2 M Nuhn, M Whit- taker Ferris, M J'urslow, P McMaster, I McLichlan, 3 R Stevens, J McLeod, M Caswell, E Oliver, I Hincks and M Muir equal, McLuchlan, A Stephen, A Municipal Elections GLENELG This year's Council w.is all re- elected as follows : Iveeve, W. Woir ; Councillor*, ,1. J. bluck. Malcolm Hlack, Thomas Turnbull and Albert Livingstone. OSPREY For R-eve Taylor For Deputy Ri'fve R'ifs For Councillors J. Poole, J. McKen* zie, \V. KJwards. MARKDALE K iv.. A. .l.ic'Uxon by nccUinatii n. Conn, ill, is - A. M. Kichnio, F T Hill, Dr. Mi-Anhur. II Walden. PROTON Reeve Goo. \Vriyht. (' in: 'i 1 '. us T. Kihiniion, JM, Fruer, Arolro r.i.Mi-^n :ir,.| W. .lack. DUNDALK ll?i ' :. , S' I. . s. l'"'.iiici ; l "rs - t'i \\ 'I'-iiin, A y. U inli 1 , S Siniin :\", ii ^i.^.'^v. * Algebra and Geometry 2 H McLeod, J McLnod, E Oliver, J White. M Cas- well und I \I;Lachlan equal, E Ferris, S Acheson, M McLchlati, 3 G Lever, M Nuhn, M Parslow, M Muir. G Akins, M Whittaker, H Stevens, P McMaster, I Levnr, I Hmcks. Spelling 1 I Lever, R Stevens, M McLichlan, I Hincks and H McLeod and A Norris and M P.trslow tqual, P McMister, E Fern*, jj Muir, S Acheson and G Akin qunl. E Oliver, 2 M Nuhn and M VVhittaker equal, M Caswell, D, Culgan, E Wilson, 1 McLuchlan, G Lever and 1 Liltie and J White equal, ' 3 J McLeod. Science- 2 J White, E Wilson, G Lever, M Muir, M Nuhn, 3 G Akius and D Colgau equal, M McLachlan, J Me- ' Leoi!, E Ferns, U MeLeod. R Stevens, i P McM.int. r, I Hmcks, S Acheson and I Lever iqunl, A Little. Grammar M McLnchlan, H McLeod, 1 G I..-er, E Oliver and E Wilsou equt.1, S Aclie.son and M Parslow equal, K Fenis, J AK-Loid, M Whittaker and M Muir equal, M Caswell and R SteveD* equal, M Nuhn and J White equal, 9 I McLachlan, A Little, D Golgau and U Akins equal, P McMastcr. A Norris, I Lever, 3 I Hincks Art 1 G Lever, 2 E Ferrii, P Mc- Master and K Wilson equal, M Mc- Lchlan, S Acheson and R Stevens equal, M Caswell, I Hincks and M Muir equal, 3 U McLeod, M Parsluw, I Mc- LachUn, M Nuhn, J McLeod and E Oliver equal, I Lever and M Whittaker equal, A Little, J White, D Colgan and A Norris equal, Latin 1 M McLachlau, 2 E Ferrig. R Stevens, J White, H McLeod, I Me- Lachlan, M Whittaker, J McLeod, 3 M Muir, E Oliver ai:d J. Dow equal, I Hincks, P MoMaster, G Akins, S Ache- ion. French 1 E Ferrie, I McLachliiu, M Muir and J White equal, S Acheson, M Whittaker, H McLeod and R Stevens equal, I Hincks, 2 M Pirslew, P Mc- Master, J McLeod, E Oliver, 3 E Wilsou, G Akins, M Nuhn. Geogiayhy 1 M WhitUkjr, M Muir aud M Caswell equal, I McLachlan. M McLuchlan and E Wilson equal, M Par- slow, J White, S Acheson, 2 G Akins and E Ferrid and G Lever and E Olive* and P Me Master and R Stevens equal, A Little, I Lover and J McLeud equal, M Nuhn, H McLeod, I Uiucks, D Colgan. Writing- 1 M Nuhn. H McLeod, 2 M Caswvll, M McLichlan, S Aohesou and P MtVlaster and M Parslow equal, E Ferris nd i Lever and A Little and I McLichlan equal, G Lever and R Stevens equal, M Muir and E Oliver and M Whittaker and E Wils >u equal, J McLjud, A Norris, 3 J VVhite, G Akins, D ColgHii, I Hincks. Summary 1 M McLnchlan, 2 M Cas- well, M Whittaker, I McLacllan, E Ferric, M Parslow, ftl Muir, J McLeod, R S'evens, G Lever, E Wiljon, J White, S Acheson, E Oliver, H McLeod, P Mc- Mwter, M Nuhu, 3 G Akius, I Lever, I Hincks, A Little, D Colgtu, A Norris. H. J. Haviland, Piirtcipal. Bull For Service Pure bred Shirthorn Bull cf the Villiine Family f jr service ou lot 10, con. 10, Osproy. Teiuis 82 50 for prides. $5 for pu re tieds. Jnly 15 Mori. Siiyurs, Prop. FEVERSHAM IK-'.I Ov.r I.mt \\,.,.k llriiry Hui'lviiiRhiun, wife mul two clnli'rrn of Swifr Current, Sask., aie viili!i; frien'' in this part nt present, i Kincrr' n Osl/'irna of Toronto spent tl.o Imlitlity t .tli Ilia liroiht-r llitrold. Our i -h T .. Miss Jolty, i<ml Mr Morr H, uro nppndin<! tho hnli-layn ut ' tliuir rt'ipi'Ctive homes in Munford mid i Oobonrg. Mr and Mm II Au'xnndcr xprnt \ m .s at 1'ort McNicoll with their dauuhto 1 -, TH Will Coli|iif tt. \llin McLt'an .spent tlio holiday \\iili friontU in Toronto. Mr M.| ,'<i -i Will Ih i' in .n tipfiit .'imn. is with frivnds :t Mclniyrp. Win Hiiwtnn "f ('clliiujwodJ visited fricntlH in tliis vicinity noonlly. BELLAHY'S GROCERY Headquarters for Al Groceries, Flour and Fruits We wish to take this opportunity of wishing our many customers a Ifappy and a Prosperous New Year. Uuring the past year we have made iuany new friends. Our goods spi'ak for themselves try them. Cream of the West Flour every bag guaranteed. GOOD AS GOLD FLOUR J5.90 PER BAG. Telephone No. 37 BELLAMY'S Fleshetton. Ont. Business relations which have been con- ductive to confidence and the establish- ment of kind sentiments lead our thoughts to thoughts ot those with whom our success is interdependent. flay 192! Prove a banner year in all that affects your joy and prosperity. D, McTAVlSH & SON, CHEVROLET DEALERS, FLESHERTON, ONT. , ' <