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February 23 1922 THE FLESHEKTON ADVANCE T ' .,. To Everywoman JWTANY women lack savings accounts, thinking their surplus too trifling to bank. Small amounts, accumulated gradually, are your strength in an emergency. Standard .Service welcomes small as well as large accounts. THE STANDARD BANK OF CANADA. J73 TOTAL ASSETS OVER EIGHT Y-THREE MILLIONS Flesherton Branch, - George Mitchell, Manager CANADIAN i P/VCIFIO C. P. R. Time Table. leave Flesherton Station T rains allows : Going South 7.55 a. in. 11.52 p. in. 4.8'0 p.m. 9.30p. m. The mails are osea at Flesherton 8i follows : For the north at 10.40 a.m. and 6 p.m. ; and the afternoon mail south at 3.40 o'clock. A pretty wedding of interest to a large number of people here took place in Owffn Sound on Wednesday, Feb. loth when Ina L. Day, daughter of Mr and Mrs S P Day, was united in marriage to Herbert J. son of Mr and Mrs Johnston i Little. A short trip took place to Toronto Goina North an< * "ther points "id on their return they will reside in Owen Sound. The amalgamation of the Merchants Bink with the Bank of Montreal which was formally ratified by the shareholders For"morar n "g" train Vouth) of the former bank a few days ago moans mail close at 9 p. m. the previous evg. VICINITY CHIPS that the lament and strongest banking institution in Americt DOW has a branch in Flesheiton. The busicess public who have been so well served by Manager II P. Ferrier and Ilia staff in the past may count upon the same good service Mrs. Watson of Woodbridgs is a guest i from now on under the title of "Bank of of her diughter, Mrs Holland. Montreal". It takes some time to make dime to the hockey match tonight ' lhe necessary changes in the bank's Uat- ( Wednesday.) Markdale vs Fleaherton. ioDer y- window 8 'g ns etc - but lt ' ex P ect ed that this will all be accomplished by Mr. Fred McTavish was in Ohawa ;i| thu month of April. few d%ys this week. ../. , I A carluad of planed lumber was deliv- The Ontario Legislature met last week] . ered at this station last weuk for erecting with the usual amount of gold braid and > . . . ,. the pheasant ry on the island in the big burnt powder. The Methodist Ladies &re putting on h) ill" and on the pond at Eugenia. The Advance others would like to learn wlu a grand entertainment on March 9ch in' was tho j n8t j g ator of this en'erprise? the high school. See bills later. Miss Kuby Casirell. who teaches school near Durham, spent the week end at home here. her I We presume it U the Game and Fisheries Department of the Ontario Govsrnment which purposes experimenting in species of pet stock. \Ve think, this ourx Get your sale bills printed at The Ad- selves, that it would be a better specula- ranee office. Satisfaction jn price and tion for the Department to go into raising workmanship. foxes, skunks and mink for their fur Bora-la Toronto on Feb. 'J to Mr.' r th th n lhe U8ele88 Peasants for and Mrs. E.S. Penny (nee Lena Duncan) sporting purposes. Or they might have . daughter- Emma Susanett* | leased the island for such use and thus brought in a little money to help bring The \V. I. will meet in the high school , the co|t ljf lightil)(? down . Wednesday, March 1st, at 3 p.m. t* b B , * , c T, One day last week gentlemn at addressed by Mi-s Chapman of Toronto. . , .> i .u. Rock Mills discovered some tracks in the Misses Luella Armstrong and Edith snow near a burrow, which he decided Major of Honeywood spent the week ware made by a skunk. With dreams of end with Mrs Wm Miller. securing the nucleus for a fur farm he Ceylon W. I. will hold concert on | procured tools and began excavating Wednt.=dy, March 1st. There is a play along the line of the burrow. After on the pi sraro. See bills fee particulars j laboring f>>r some time the burrow The rink managemant have decided to cut out th* Saturday afternoon skating for beginners. Dr. Almond, R. O , the noted eye- sight specialist of Toronto, will be at the Munshaw house on Tuesday, Fob. 23. Last week gave na some pretty co!d weather. Thursday night the mercury went down tround 25 below zero, but on Saturday it was thawing. Doii'i miss the White Elephant Social oft at an angle and he retched in his hand to see which direction it took, when something grabbed hold of his hand and hung ou like a British bull- dog. He yaflked his hand out of th hole and brought with it A poor little sleepy groundhog. Ask Jimmy Porteotts when he intends to start bis tkunk faun. But don't do so after his Ucerated hand gets better. Now's the time. Fire At Markdale The tire alarm awakened the residents of the village about six o'clork Saturday morning, when it v.- n discovered the yrisi. mill belonging to K.T. Hill & Go. Ltd., was on til's. WlHii first seen by resi- dents in the vicinity of the mill, the fire liad made such headway as to render an attempt at saving anything out of the i{uestiou- Tbe mill had been in oper- ation on Friday and at doling >ime every- thing was in good shape as usual. The origin of the fire is a mystery. Be- sides the building, a heavy stock of Hour, wheat and corn, (just unloaded the day before), was completely destroyed, on which, we understand, no insurance was carried. The building was erected by the late John Kord about 45 years ago and sold to the Hill 'it in about three years ago' The building had been recently repaired and enlarged and an extensive business carried on. The water power is undarn- agfd and it is hoped that the mill may be rebuilt, although the Hills may not under- take its re-erection. Tbe burning of the mill is a big loss to the community, aa it i>nr plied a needed source of supply for mill feed and the crushing uf grain*. The building was insured. Standard HOCKEY ! Another Junior game was held here I in which the Duud.il k Tuxis boys came up i,. beat up the Flesherton boys, but went back downhearted but not discour- aged, with the small end of a 5-4 score. The gme was fairly fast, but was clean, DO penalties being handed out on either side. Dundalk started off with a tush and scored before tbe natives got their brealh, but were held down the rest of the period while the loaals shoved in four. None were scored in the second period but in the third the visitors woke up and slammed in three while Flesher- ton only .secured one more. These two teams are evenly uiatoned and put up hockey (hat ia practically as interesting to watch is Stnior. Armstrong played best f'-r Flesherton, ha shooting in three of the live goals. Don't, niisithe game here tonight with the Duudalk [utermijo'iates. on Friday evening, Feb. 26th, in the g- p' re J n QwCH Sound *> 1 A T _ . I. ....'. ],'..,- \ , > i i i v ^^ Presbyterian church, Eugenia, under the auspices of the choir. Adm ssion 15c. Dundalk juveniles will play a game of hockey in the local rink Monday eveninz next, Feb. 27, at 8 o'clock. 15 cents. The ladies of Trinity Ciiurch, Proton station, will hold a c mean in the Orange Hall Monday, Feb. 27th. Rupert Legate of Owen Sound, character entertainer, with accompanist and others. Widow with little girl 4i years _old wanls situation. Can do dressmaking %nd tailoring or housework. Would go \Ves r if proper inducemeti". Best of references. Mis. Annie Graham, Eugeim P. O. Ditd In Stratfoid general hospital en -Siturday, Fob. llth, Samuel Rantop, Owen Sound, Oot., Feb. Iti Owen S imJ tonight suffered the worst l:r L . Admission that has visited the city in yesrs. when I tbe big three story building on Secocd Avenue, known as the Kilburn Block, was wiped out, the estimated loss being at least J -2 40,000. The bulk of the dam- age was to the stock of W. T. Ilm-ris ai.d Company, wholesala grocers, who nctu- pied the entire ground door of the build* ing and a section of the upper floors, their loss Ijeing placed roughly at 1200.- 000, while the buildirg loss will be about Black Foxes Captured ; The two black foxes th.v escaped from Mr. Peter MacPhurson's ranch iu Proton are reported to have been captured. One was caught by Mr Mclntosh near St. Patrick's Church, Proton. A party who caught ir first was bitten and let it go, it is said, but it was again captured. It is said that the other fo\ was caught in a ti qi near Damascus. The owner of the trap says the animal was dead and it is reported that lie showed the ctrcass but declined to ihow the hide. Tbe two little black fuxes worth anywhere from $600 to $1000 a piece, caused about as much excitement as the three hundred foxes th i' Samson caught and sent with firebrand among the crops of the Philistines. People were seeing and reporting black fuxes everywhere Dogs anil cits were transmuted into foxes. A hirm'ess necessary black pussy in Mount Forest. was reported one of the missing pair; at least ihat Is the report. We suppose that tru have not heanl the last of the one reported trapped at Dun- ascus- The hide is worth a lot of money Mount b'orest Confederate. TWO HOSIERY SPECIALS Girl's heavy weight ribbed union cashmere stockings, seam- less feet, black only. Size 9, 9 1-2, 10. Regular 60c. line Special 48cts. Heavy ribbed pure worsted stockings, seamless feet, shaped legs, well finished, suitable for boys, girls and ladies wear, sizes 8,81,9,% 10, Reg. 85c. line Special 69 cts. New Prints Ginghams and Galateas for your Spring sewing Graniteware A full assortment of jail kinds of useful articles in S. M. P., pearl and diam- ond granitware. All priced at the new list which represents a reduc- tion of over 20 per cent, of previous prices. at Right Prices R H. W. HICKLING FLESHERTON - ONTARIO f 4 o,000. The structure was owned by G eorge Kilburn aad F. H. Kilburn, barrister?, who hud offices iu the build-'ng aid who lust all their books an:l records, aged 7:? years. The deceased was well , tho Empire Stove works, who also hnl an knvwu in Flesherton, the t'mnily havitg office on the upper floor, lived here twenty years ago. Mrs. Han.; Th.> Kilburn building, of which only ton is a daughter of the tatoThos.Leitch. , the wall|! ara Banding tonight, was local- Markdale intei mediates play here to. Jed in tbe heart of the business section nii;ht (Wednesday) the first ar.pearai ce 'and grave tears were ffllt that the (lines of any Markdale team on tho rink this would take in adjoining buildings. The season. This should be a first class game! tire was discovered alout 8 :!0 p.m , when and will be hard fought. Ba sure and be ' passerby noticed smoke issuii)" frim on han8 to see it, because if you dDn't go ', the furnace room, afterwords you will wish you had. Nine persona were tenants of the upper A team belonging to Mr. Spotford of | >, but all made their escape. One of O.prey ran way from in front of tho them. Hugh McDonald, a cripple, on the harnes. shop one da, last week and made j top floor, was earned out by two fe.low the trip down the Toronto line for a mile ! tenants who h d to 8mMh lheir "? and a half before they were headed off through two doors to re.ch sxfety. by Mr. C. Ekins, whu piloted them luck to town and the anxious possession of their owner. No damage was done. At the home of Mr Elijah Paul Eugenia, on 81. Valentines day was the iceuo of a very inieresiinu event, when the youngest daughter Sarah was united In marriage to Mr Robert Smith of the me place. The bride was the recip- ient of several beautiful and costly gifts. Tho ceremony was preformed by f. H. Oka of the village of Flesh About twenty gueU, rela-ivea of the ( ClOVCr SCCOS bride and groom, sat down to a wedding breakfast. The young couple will re de iu Eugenia. Their many friends join in wishing them a very prosperous and happy wedded life. AUCTION SALE Of Stock, Implements and Household Fiuuiture. A credit Auction Site, the property of ;:;j SAMUEL OSBORNE will be held on Lot Lot 32, Con, 7, Artamesia, Friday, March 3rd, 1922, When the f jlbwing will be offered : LIVE STOCK Mare risiu>? years, Mate rising S years, Horse rising 7, Coll rising 1 year old. Cow rising 6 years old j Cow rising 8 yeirs, Cow rising 5 years, Cow rising '., grade Lu',1 risiue two yrs, 2 heifer calves rising 1 year, 12 good ewes. The cows are all supposed to be in calf. IMPLEMENTS, E'c bet bobsleighs nearly new. wagon nearly new, set iron harrows 12 bull nearly new, cultivator nearly now, horse rake nearly new, drill 10 frot, hay rake. Floury plow No. 21, Oliver plow _' fun ow ueurly new, Deer- ing Binder in good shape, Deeringjmower gravel box, wagon box, set tfam harness, aet light harness, two horse collars, cook stove, quanity btove pipe, > bulls binder twine, heating stove, and numerous other articles. Sale at 1 o'olock. TERMS All sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount 12 months' credit will be given on approved jiint notes, with "j pt-r cen". off far ctsh in lieu of cash. W. KAITlIN't! Auctioneer. ....... Spears, a farmer living near Oolborne, O.it., waa fined 915 and costi of 8127 50, with a alternative of three months, for inhuman treatment of James Ormi. a 13 year-o'd BtrnarJo boy. Tbe lad's fingers and feet were bad'y froxcn and his clothes was utterly inadequate for cold weather. Ornogeville Banner A movement it on foot to start a ReV. i ' nter fair i Walkerton. Flesherton Highest market prices for sweet clover, red clover and alaike. Send samples, -A. O. MU1R, Ceylon: AUCTION SALE REGISTER Credit sa.lc of farm stock and imple- ments on lot 7, oim. 13, Osprey, the property of John Daud, on Thursday, Feb. 23, 1W'.'. Everything must be sold. \V. Km i in.' auolioneer. Credit sale of farm stick, implemen's and household furniture on lot -, con. 4, Arteinesm, the property of I). Harrow, Thursday, Feb. 23, 1022. Mr. Harrow H retirinx from farming, h.iving sold Ins f rrrr. D. Mcl'hail, auctioneer. A credit sale of farm stock implements will be lieM on M C2, Con 1 7, Artemesis, the property of Samuel Osborne, on Fri- day, March .'Jrd. aud bills. \V. See advt, in this issue au:tinueur. Clearing Sale of Men's heavy Snag-proof Rubbers, 3 and 4 eyelets, soles in red, white, black. also Hockey Boots In sizes II, 12, 13, 1 and 2 ill! Clearing at $1.50 per pair jj * > THOS. CLAYTON i FLESHERTON, - ONTARIO * * tit ***** '** v^^jy -^ .f!!??! ** **? ffi>^y^ t ??* ";"!: B * FLESHERTON Rink Schedule MONDAY-Skating 8 to 10 p.m. TUESDAY-hockey practise. WEDNESDAY-Skating 8 to 10 p.m. THURSDAY -Hockey practice. FRIDAY-Ladiea' hockey 7 to 8 p.m. Skating, Band, 8 to 10 p.m. SATURDAY-Skating 8 to 10. S. E. DCl.'DMOKE, Sec. The Village Barber Hair Cut 25c. Herbert Stttlk>r "f Culro/w has Barred Plymouth Hock hen thai put iu a big day's work one'day recently. Iu 24 kours this bird laid three hard shelled eggs and Mr. SterHdr is willing to back up this statement with an sttiJavit. On Tuetday morning about half pngt aaven, Oscar Wyant, taamster for Mr. E. J. Bellman, met a sad death by accident at the Bellman farm on St. Clair street. With the team he was prrpving to take on a load of beef at the barn when tbe horse* became frightened and ran away. 1 1 mi attempt to check them Mr. Wyint reached for the lines and in so doing Tell across the whifHetree. With a hold on but, one he tried to stop tham, but un- fortnnately they collided with in apple tree and in the collision Wyant was caught and received such injuries as to cause his death. When picked up by Mr. Irwln, who conducts the fium, he wag braaUiing, but before medic.il assistance could be summoned hu passed away. Meaford Mirror. G'vo me a trial and get good sutface At All Times I >ur Aim To-Plen-.' YOL* J. F. MATTHEWS MARKDALE BARBER AND TOBANCONIST Coughs Colds and Chronic Bronchitis Totally destroyed by Buckley's Bronchitis Mixture, The World's most wonderful remedy. GUARAMTBKD Co div relief or mon v refunds J 40 Do for 75o Sold by all JruggL.ti or by mail from W. K IOCM.ET. IIMITEI, 142 Mutgil St. Tirnl* Sold in FLESHERTON by W. J. Stewart & Sons and in CEYLON by Miss Millie Cook "OPPORTUNITY" SALE SIX ONLY Stewart Phonographs MAHOGANY FINISH These Phonographs sell regularly anywhere else at $ 1 5.00 each. Our price to clear them out is $12. WONDERFUL IN TONE-WITH A FACULTY OF PLAYING ANY STYLE, SIZE OR QUALITY OF RECORD, WITH A PURE RESON- ANT TONE. W. A. ARMSTRONG Gramophones Records FLESHERTON Supplier ONT.