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Wednesd^. October 28. 1925 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE »» t â- *T^ 4 ;v Bring Your Maturing Victory Bonds To Us HOLDERS of Victory Bonds matur- ing on November the first, next, will find it profitable and convenient to convert them at his bank. We are preparcyi to pay cash for such bonds ui any denomination, and suggest that for the sake of safety, simplic- ity and convenience you deposit your maturing bonds to your credit in a Standard Bank Savings Actount. STANDARD BANK OF CAJNAJ3A, FLESHERTON BRANCHâ€" C. T. Batty, Manager MarUale Horsemen Win at Many Fairs ! • ; FRANK TAYLOR AND RL9SELL I FREEMAN SHOWED HEAVY HORSES OF QIALITY. -CANADIAN PAOIFIC C. p. B. TIME TABLE I TVains leav* Flesherton Statiai as foDowi: Going South Going North 8.00 a.m. 11.52 a.m. 4.10 p.m. 9.08 p.m. 8.41 p.m. 4.33 p.m. The mails close at Flesherton a3 follows: For the north at 11.00 a.m. and 6 p.m.; and the afternoon mail â- oath at 3.30. For morning train â- onth at mail closes at 9.00 p.m. the '•Vrevioua evening. .\mong the many successful ex- hibitors of horses in this district at recent autumn fair.-i should be men- tioned Messrs. Frank Taylor and Russell Freeman of Markdale. The former exhibited a heavy drslight registered team, while the latter had an agricultural team. Both were of exceptional quality as is attested by the following prizes. Mr. Taylor showed at Owen Sound, Clarksburg, Walter's Falls, Flesherton, DuiWalk, Rocklyn, .Markdale and Chatsworth. Mr. Freeman took his to Owen Sound Flesherton, Dundalk and Markdale. Mr. Taylor wt)n the following: â€" .A.t Owen Sound â€" Ist Team in Regis- tered Draught; Sweepstakes /or best animal in class; 1st for yeld mare and 2nd for best team on ground. .A.t Clarksburg â€" 1st for team in Draught class and 1st for Bank of Montreal special, for best heavy draught team. Walter's Falls â€" 1st for team in .A.11 those interested in checkers, and registered class and 1st for yeld mare desiring to practice for the coming Flesherton â€" 1st for team in Heavy winter are requested to leave their Draught; 1st for best Mare or Geld- names with G. A. McTavish, F J. ing and Ist for best horse on grounds. Thurston or W. G. Akins. Names Dundalk â€" 1st for registred team must be in, not later than Nov 2nd. and Ist for yeld mare. Rocklyn â€" 1st for Draught team Mr. EUwyn Jamieson has sold his and 1st for best animal in class, batbering business in Owen Sound Markdale-lst for team in regist- and, together with his brother, Char- gred class; Ist for best animal in class Tk Vote ii nil -Mc- m Ball Has- BaU McP tiu Phail maj. maj. Durham 574 266 88 486 Hanover 398 697 232 166 Dundalk 1SK> 104 51 139 Flesherton 119 54 53 G6 Markdale 312 95 63 249 Chatsworth 96 79 42 34 Neustadt 31 116 25 6 Holland 507 133 474 33 Glenelg 146 52 680 535 Egremont 241 193 817 491 Bentinck 272 174 763 491 Proton 319 87 821 511 Sullivan 232 139 752 520 Arteraesia 222 94 913 691 Osprey 463 30 567 369 Normanby 248 334 617 369 4360 263S 6958 1199 3797 Macphail majority over Ball 2598. Mrs. J. Jones of Toronto is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mr. Wni. Inkster. Social and Personal Eight more weeks until Christmas. Miss D. Thurston visited in Tor- onto last week. Mr C. J .Bellamy, of Owen Sound, spent the week end with his family here. It is expected that the young people of town will enjoy Hallowe'en night on Saturday next as usual. The ground has been well covered with snow the past week, and stili is faUinp. The hunters leave next week for their regular holiday in the north country. Next Sunday morning at St. John's United church, the quarterly Comm- union will be observed. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. VanDusen of Toronto, motored up and spent the week end with the former's mother heVe. Mr Thos. W. Findlay, is running a special bargain advertisement in mattresses this week, showing that you can buy at home as cheaply as anywhere else. Dr. Burt, of Owen Sound, operated â- Jin Miss Betty Murray and Mastter Bob Bellamy on Monday, for the re- moval of their tonsils. L. D. Bradley "of Leamington, ar- rived Friday, to take up his duties a teiller in the Bank of Montreal, succeeding L. P. Kelly. Miss Perle McMaster and Miss Dorothy Bell, of the G&M hospital, Owen Sound, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. McMaster. On account of Thursday afternoon being proclaimed a public holiday, the post office will be closed from 1 to 5 o'clock. All outgoing mails -will be dispatched as usuaL Mr Tho.«. W. Findlay. is running a special bargain advertisement in mattresses this week, showinn that you can buy at home as cheaply a^ anywhere else. lie, was visiting his mother here this wcc-k. EUwyn expects to leave this week for Tinimins, where he will op- en up another shop. Threshing operations afit almost completed in this district now, al- though there is a considerable quan- tity of sweet clover in stock and field yet. One man in Osprey township lias fifty acres in sweet clover for seed, all of it standing in the field. H. Down & Sons, have secured the agency for the King radios, and are advertising them in this issue. On Monday evening Mr. Robt. Do\vn was demonsti-ating at Maxwell, and receiv- ed the speeches from tlie Conservative Mass meeting at Massey Hall, Tor- onto. • Tile \V. L will meet at the home of Mrs. T. J. Fisliad on Wed.. Nov. 4th, at :i p.m. Paper, "What is worth while in Home and Community Life." Roll Call "Recipe of Mi' Favorite Dessert." Baking Committee â€" Cake, Mosdames. L. A. Ffaher, Boyd and and lasting all evening. .\rmstrong. Sandwich, Mrs. R. Down, Miss McMillan, and Mrs. Turnbull. and for yeld mare or gelding. Chatsworth â€" 1st for team in regist- ered class and 2nd for best gelding or mare. Mr. Freeman won first in Agricul- tural class at Flesherton Dundalk and Markdale and 4th in the same class at Owen Sound, while at Dundalk he also won 1st for best gelding and sweepstakes for best horse in class. These two farmers deserve the very highest eulogies for their skill in breeding, fitting and training of stock which reflects so much credit upon the exhibitoi-s. Their worthy example should stimulate many other young farmers and challenge them to produce the best stock possible. T. W. Findlay Canvasses , for Fire Protection Councillor T.W. Findlay, is can- vassing the business places this week, ' with the proposition, that if they are willing to pay one half the cost of installing Fire Extinguishers in every business place in our village, the council will pay th« other half, in an endeavour to have better fire protec- tion. Our town has been very for- tiunat«> in not having a fire lately. but we never know when one may Start, and the council feel that if the merchants will co-operate, it will be a big help in perhaps getting a. fire under control before it gets too big a start. Should anyone be miss- c-d, Mr. Findlay wishes to say that if they will let him know, he ^-ill call and explain the proposition and cosc. but must be informed^ this week, as to how many are willing to co-oper- Kte in protecting our \inage. IN MEMORIAM Will Get Election Returns Election returns will be jjiven out at W. .\. Hawkens radio shop on Thursday even commencing at 6.30 p.m.. SHOOTING MATCH Misses ' Agnes Henderson ,Rt.»a The 5th .\nnual Shooting Match Bellamy, Irene Clements, and Messi-s will be held at H. C. Radley's, on James Clements, and George .\kins. Saturday, Oct. 31st. Shooting to were in Toronto, attending the Young commence at 2 p.m. for Turkey's. Rev. and Mrs. Jas. Dudgeon of Port Credit wore the guests of Mr. and JMrs. R. Bentham in town over the week end, while Mr. Dudgeon was tak- ing ^ic .-anniversary services at Van- deleur. .A masquerade dance will be held in the Orange Hall, Maxwell, on Friday «*eninK. October 30, under the aus- pices of L.O.B.A. 347. Good music supphed. Admission 75 cents. Ladies with cakes free. Th Maxwell V. F. Y. P. O. club will hold thi.ir monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Pan Cameron. 10th line Osprey, on Friday, October 30th. at 8 p.m. The Flesherton Girl's Athletic Club are entertaining the Jilayers. wives and the executive of the Centre Cvcy League champions of 1925, ' in the town hall, on Wetlnesday ovon- ing, October 'iSth. at 8 p.m. NOTICE â€" Secure your radio license from Dr. E. C. Murray. .Ml radio sots must be licensed whether used for reception or transmission, the potialty on summary conviction for violation of above, a fine not rx- cci-dinR $-">0. People's League conference on Oct. 23rd and 24th. arriving home Monday. The first four named were delegates of St. Johns' Young Peoples League, I whMe G. Akins was a district dele- ' gate. I The entertainment given under the auspicefe of the Ladies .A.id ot St. John's church last Friday evening was all that it was advertised to be. The nnisical numbers given by Mrs. Per- kins: the Misses Acheson;; Quarotte from Chalmers Chiu"ch, Mesdames McCallum and A. Down, and M"essrs G. Cairns and F. Duncan, and a solo by W. B .\. Cross, were ail beauti- fully rendered. Rev. W. Clements' Iwlure. "When a Man is Married," surely must have driven the blues from any who were harboring them, on quiet street, suit retired farmer, and caused them to sea through rosy .\ttractive price for quick sale. .glasses once more, judging by the lau- 'â-  poR SALEâ€" Village of Ceylon, nice ghter it produced. \ compact dwelling in good location. Mr* George Mitcheil was chkiir- , gjuer must assume small mortgage. man and handed some beautiTul bou- balance on easy terms. quets to the ladies. Almost twenty- W addt v rn eight dollars were taken at the door. I I S. E. DeCUDMORE ' Insurance Broker - Real Estate Phone 24-4. .\dvertise in The .\dva>ice FLESHERTON geese, and ducks. Ammunition sup- plied on the premises. REAL ESTATE LOW PRICE FOR QUICK SALE Residence in Village of Flesherton. .practically new, on nice sized lot in a splendid location. Price includes adjoining lot. Possession almost im- mediately. BLSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE Best location in Flesherton. earning good interest. Can be made to pay l.'> or 20 per cent on investment. TO RENTâ€" Fine brick residence in Village of Flesherton, to stood tenants, apply by letter to S. E. deCudmore. FOR SALE â€" First class dwellinar GUY â€" In loving memory of Robert Francis Guy. beloved husband of Gertrude JIarie Busselle. who died October 27. 1023. aged 32 years. While the midnight stars are gleam- ing. On a lone and silent .srrave Beneath it sleeps our darling ; Tha one }ve tried to save, xxx The one we loved but could not save. • His weary hours, his days of pain. His troubled nights are past. His ever patient woi-n our frame Has found sweet rest at last. Long hours, long days he bore his pain To wait for cure, but all in vain; Till God himself know what was best. He took him home and .gave him rest. â€" Sadly misse<i by wife and children. Safety Razor Blades of all kinds, honed and stropped for three cents each. Satisfaction &i.aranteed â€" W. G. Akins. Flesherton SHOOTING M.\TCH A shooting match will be held at j Ben McKenzie's on Monday November I 2nd. Shooting commencing at 1.30, for a large fiuniber of Ducks. Ammu- nition supplied for No. 12 gauge shot gun. VICTOR NORTHERNELECTRIC RADIO WE HAVE WAITED OVER TWO YEARS FOR THE VICTOR TALKING MACHINE COMPANY TO PUT A RADIO ON THE MARKET AND AT LAST IT HAS COME. The experience gained by the Xorthern Electric Company in the manufacture of Electrical Appartus in the various fields of scientific sound transmision, places the "Victor Xofthern Electric" Radio Receiv- ing Sets in a unique position to produce the most com- plete satisfactory and .scientifically correct apparatus ever offered to the Canadian Public. We are now sole agents for this wonderful master- piece of scientific production, and ask the people of this vicinity t obe sure and come in and hear this ins- trument before purchasing. Come in and get it. If we haven't got it we'll get it, If we can't get it It can't be got W. A. Armstrong & Son ESTALISHED 1889 Flesherton, Ont. SPRING AND MATTRESS TALK WE ARE CARRYING AT PRESENT A COMPL- ETE LINE OF SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES AT VERY CLOSE PRICES WHICH WILL COMPARE WITH THE PRICES QUOTED IN THE LARGE RETAIL CATALOGUES. We have springs from S5.00 for the Link Spring, up to $12.00 for the Simmons SlumberKing. Onr S5.00 one is a link Fabric Spring Block and as near rustproof as it is possible to get one. Then we have the Way- Sagless at SU.OO. This is a real good spring fastened at each end with helical springs, also tlie coil i;pr(ngs at S9.75. and the Link Fabric springs with the round bars and finished in brown for $6.50. These are good springs' and are guaranteed to stand up under reasonable usag'e. We., handle., mattresses., from S7.50 up to S30.00. Our S7.50 mattress is filled with colore'd felt in layers, not wood fibre or sea grass, and is covered with good colored ticking. Then,our prices run up according to filling and ticking, until you get up to Sli.OO and up. arc composed of good White Felt in layers and covered with real heavy attractive design ticking. In a real ^ood mattress we handle the Ostermoor at S25.00 and the Coil Spring Mattress at S30.00. Everybody knows the good qualities of the mattresses without repeating. COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH C.\TALOCUE PRICES AXD BE COXVIXCED YOU CAX BUY TUST AS CHEAPLY IX FLESHERTON AS ELSEWHERE. THOS. W. FINDLAY Phone 34 r 3. Furniture and Funeral Director. FLESHERTON @^^€i®@@^^^®@@C-s© j§^e^©©@€-©©^@© l»^^©€^^S®^^^®^^E^S-©$$^ 9 The People's Grocery oâ€" KEXXEDY'S FOR THE RIGHT PRICE.. FRESH GROCERIES AT • €» 9 Novelties in Fall Millinery New Ready Trimmed styles in black, and the season s popular solors. Special prices $3.75 to $5.50. Aberley all-wool Jerseys for Boys and Girls economical New colo rcombinations and trims â€" the most saticafctory and garment ever devised for juvenile wear. All sizes from 24 to 32. Prices from $2.50 • 9 9 .V FUEL I.IXE OF BULK CTiOCC^LATES. P.ARS. -\XD BOXES, ALWAYS OX HAXl). TOBACCOS. PIPES. CIGARS. aS'D CIGAR- ETTES OF ALL KINDS. WHEN IN TOWN. DON'T FORGET To (U\E US A C\LL. WE CLOSE TUESDAY .4ND THURSDAY EVENINGS AT 6 prn. • W. G. KENNEDY Vhorx 37 Stanfield's Unshrinkable Underwear for Men and Women AU sizes â€" a large choice of different weights and qualities â€" all priced right. Rubber Foot Wear Men's Leather Top Rubbbers. Men's Snag Proof Heavy Rubbers. Men's Rubber Boots. Overshoes smd goloshes for Men and Women, also fo rchildren. Rubbers to fit all the new lasts in shoes in all sizes. up. ® 9 9 9 9 SPECIALâ€" Nickel Plated Tea Kettles $1.98. Nickel Plated on heavy guage copper. No. 8, holds 6 Imperial quarts, regular S2.50 for $1.98. % 9 9 9 I 9 9 9 9 9 9 1 F. H. W. HICKLING I FLESHERTON, ONT. | fo©g»â€" <>t»^^^^O^0^^<M»999^ijH»>#^9999994»9999»» » O O»gg< a._