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r'x »'r â- ^ .^ I' -^ . *' !•« . A * â- '- l*^-'« ^^^ ,*•« Vol. 48 No. 5 Flesherkon Ontario. >ly 4, 1928 W. H. Thurtiton «c Son. ProptMJiof*. MAXWBbL VICTORIA GOUNERS '*j ^ f' 'The field day, under the auspices! of the C.O.F., on Monday, July 2nd, was a decided success. The softball game between Waxwell and Victoria Comers was won by the former team. Rock Mills won from Kimberley and ^ "* Shrigley defeated the Duncan Orioles. -^ " The football game was a good one with Beversham winning- from Viax-i well. Quite a number took part in the races. The dance at night, with Toronto talent, was well attended.; One thing occurred, however, to mar the day. It is supposed that some one threw away a lighted match or' cigarette stub with the result that Mr. Samuel Grummett's small barn was burned to the ground about 10.00 p.m. We extend our sympathy to Mr. Grummett and might we appeal or insist that all smokers be more careful in putting out matches and destroying cigarette stubs. Mr. and Mrs. George Ross spent the week end at Mr. Ray. Wellar's at Brampton. Miss Ruth HoUingworth of Toronto is the guest of her cousin. Miss Annie Priestly. Miss Millie Coulthard, nurse-in- training, and friend of Durham visited the former's friend. Miss Mary Ross on Sunday. Mis'3 Shirley Buckingham of Dun- dalk is holidaying at her homf> here. The W. I. convention held here on June 21st was well attended. Re- ports all show splendid work among the Institutes. Two branches were not represented. The program con- sisted of solos, duets and instructive papers, which were enjoyed by all. Lunch was served before and after the meeting. A (Last Week's Items) The Proton S. S. Convention was held at Inistioge on Monday, June IS. Despite the rain a goodly number at- tended and two good sessions were en- joyed. Rev. Mr. Guild gave two very instructive addresses. Mrs. Melville Hawes of fright is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stinson, for a coup- le of weeks. Miss Greenwood, our teacher, was called home on Saturday moring by the sudden death of her mother. We exten our sympathy our sympathy to her in this time of trouble. Mrs. E. Stinson is teaching for her for a few days. Miss Mary Itoss of Maxwell vis- ited her friend. Miss Sylvia Acheson. Mr. Prosser preached his farewell semon on Sunda.i'. We are very sorry to lose Mr. Pross-ir. but ''e art- pleased that the move is for his benefit. PRICEVILLE Mfs. John Frank of Caledpn-ir f We extend our sympathy to Mr. visiting' at Mr. A. B. Mc Arthur's. Mrs. Mino of Owen Sound is spend- ing a week at Mr. D. McDonald's op the Old Durham Road. Messrs. Clifford Hincks, Murray Nichol and Peter Johnston leave this Monday morning for London, where they will attend summer school. Miss Mary Carson of Toronto is spending a couple of months at her home. Miss Nellie MacLean of Toronto^ spent the week end at her home. Mrs. Isaac Hooper and daughter. An enioyable evening was spent at with his grandmothr. EUGENIA :Harry Genoe of the Collingwood 'Gravel and other relatives in the loss *of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Smith of Owen 'Saund, accompanied by the letter's jsister, Mrs. E. White, visited ti i|«i$ter,' Mrs. Jac^ Williams. â- Mr. We3 Coo*r of Toronto visi ~er the week end at the Munshaw A LOVE-LY FISH STOR?. LADY BANK" â€" ^^use. ; ' Mr. and Mrs. m ^ Sloan and fam- jTy of Toronto spnt the holiday with Ae former's pa*nts here. Douglas remained to spefd a couple of weeks SCIENCE OR HABIT CARD OF THANKS Mr. Alex. McMullen and daughters wish to thank their many friends and neighbors for kindnesses rendered during Mrs. McMullen's illness and time spent in the hospital. CARD OF THANKS Is it Scientific Instruction at the Weller Business College. Orangeville. that makes the Gold Pin Standard a mere joke with the students, or have the students jJst gottien irjto the "rut," and find it had to get over he "bad habit?" Miss Hilda Fitzpatrick, Arthur, 63. Misg Mamie Heffernan, Arthur, 64. •Miss Ethel McLelland, Arthur, 65 Miss Reta McLeland, Bellwood. 61. Miss Wilma Coulter, Alton, 60.8. Last week the above students took the Universal Test and wrote for 15 minutes according to Universal Rules, and maintained an average speed of the above mentioned net words per minute. Is the Weller Busiess College the best school in the world, or have we the best students in the world? In any event the above mentioned girls won't need any pUll, or friend to get them a position paying a few dollars per week, but can choose their own position at a salary of four figures per ^nnum, almost if not right, at the beginning. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McLean's on Fri- day night when their friends and neighbors gathered in and presented them with a puirse of money. Mr. Wreford McLean made the presenta- tion and Mr. Peter Johnston read the address. Mr. McLean thanked them all, in a few well-chosen words, for their kindness. Miss Smith (nurse) of Durham and uncle, and two cousins of Hanover, and Messrs. J. C. and D. D. McLach- lan visited last of the week at Mr. Angus McLachlan's. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McLeod and family, Mr. Thos. Hincks of Toronto and uncle. Mr. John Hincks of Egre- mont, visited on Sunday with Mr. D. Hincks. Congratulations to Miss Ruby Muir and Mr. Earl McLeod, who are to be married on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs' Albert Prince and *^on, Donald, Mrs. Donaldson and son. JJurray, and grandaughter, Mar^R:*t, Childs, of Toronto visited o^er the Holiday with Mr. and Mrs. I^nry ^illiams. Mr. S. W. Sloan spent the holiday a^ his home here. Miss Donalda setumed to Key Harbour with him for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. ^dwin Purvis and children of Toronto visited over the ihpliday with councillor Purvis and wife. 'Mr. and Mrs. Will Williams of To- ronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Williams. "Mr. and Mrs. Hany Foester visited Owen Sound friends over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and two children of Dear friends 'and others interested, Lend us your $9es a minute. A fis^ story we have to tell, With a bit of Lov« thrown in it. A blithe and sprifehtly farmer lad : .. Stepped out in khaki c'bmbinations jd to his comrades on the way lave fishing- invitations. His comrades all refused t& go â€" 'Twas lack of time â€" bedad. So rather than go to the Beaver alone He thuoght he'd see what the Sau- "gSen had. He journeyed to his favorite spot. Walking along quite briskly. His feet on terra firma trod His thotights were litfht and frisky. Though for nigh two years he has fished this spot Thinking "a sticker someday must win,'' And so he faithfully wended his way Through everything-^thick and thin. I tf^st Wedc'»jNim8) ' The frequent showers of late di^ 1 much good and ai^ welcome. - , I Master Elwood Dobsan is ing a fortnight witfi his grrandm other j j Mrs. Reid, at Meaford. I A. number from this vicinity to<* I in the fat stock show atGuelp'i and ! report a good exhibit. " ,^:r. Mrs. Leslie McMullen is the gSM^. of her mother, Mrs. Wm. Ellis, »t Kimberley for a few days this week. Mr. Isaac Ottewell's spirited team ran away, the distance of oner'and'^ half miles. They were "hitched to a road grader, but no serious dam^Ke was done. .Mr. Chas. Che.snut, accompanied by his father, Mr. Wm. Chesnut of Sing- hampton were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Semple one evening this week. ' OVER 1,006 BUFFATO NORTHERN FOR RESERVE Mr. and Mrs. George McLellan and j Rochester, N.Y.. • called on Mr. and THURSDAY HALf^lHfOLIDAt We desire to express our smcer<": i thanks to friends and neighbors for "â-  their many acts of kindness in our. This Thursday afternoon the stores recent sad bereavement, also for in town will close for the half holi- beautiful floral tributes. day, but will remain open during the Mrs. Spicer and Family, afternoon of the IStlu Miss Brown of Niagara Falls motored over and snent the week end at Mr. D. Campbell's. Mr. David Hincks left on Monday for the West, fq|pa visit with friends at Invermay, Sask., and Carman, Man. Miss E. M. McCuaig is spending a month with her sister, Mrs. Russel Baird at Pontiac, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Angus McCannell and Miss Mary and Dan of Proton visited recently at the home of A. L. Hincks. Mr. Gorrie McTaggart and sister, Katie, of Toronto motored up and spent the week end in Priceyille. We are sorry to r«port Miss Ire"'! MacLean not very well, but hop.^, Mrs. Francis Genoe while enroute to Thornbury to visit friends. Mr. RusBeH McMullen and Miss Annie McQueen of Owen Sound were visitors with Mrs. McMullen. : Mr. and Mrs. Ray Genoe of Toronto accompanied by Mr. Pipher spent the week end with friends here. Mrs. Genoe remained for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McMillan and daughter of Markdale visited with Mk. Wilson. t^r. and Mrs. J. L. Woods of Mim- ico." accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wilde, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Will Magee on Sunday. ilr. T. Tudor of Toronto is spend- ingva few days with his brother, thatr shejnay soon p^}tp emd a(pipu<in*B«(fcy» a»irt.^MKll«>r OCVtllVt * . ' ~ t â- - 7U^** nv«J ^f.«- ^).. SHINGLES Another car to arrive in a few days. XXX Clears, off car $5.25 xxxxx No. 2, 10 ins. clear butts $4.25 off car. H. A. McCAULEY PHONE 24 FLESHERTON. O N..T. agam. Miss Willa McCuaig left for Toron- to on Monday, where she will be busy I marking examination papers. ' Congratulations are extended to Almeda and Jean Hincks, Neilburt McKenzie and Janet McLeod and ." -• others who w^ere successful in passi:i;» their Entrance. Mr. and Mi-s. Nichol and Mrs. Derby of Hanover visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Nichol. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson of Toronf-' visited over the week end at Mr. A. McCuaig's. Mrs. (nee Jean Bumetti spent a week with friends in am! around Priceville. COMMUNITY PLATE gn a new and beautiful setting 31-piBCB "court cabinet . (j ^HE charm that sunounds Hmm^tm Ctwrfâ€" Ittcit J achievement of Comxmmity designersâ€" has been greatly-enhanced by the kitrodudion of this spleodtd new oieft. Hand carved in efiea, and suggesting the gorgeous chefts of early English days, "Court Cabinets" are sure to have a tremendous vogue. As settings for fine sUverwate nothing could bcflOOW •ppfopriate, yet the coft is surprisingly low. Qm^, ^48.00 W. A. ARMSTRONG & SON Jewellers and Opticans *- v-^ EAST MOUNTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rawlings and family visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh. • Mrs. Jas. Harbottle and son, Xvn- old, and daughter, Bern ice, of Vande- leur spent Sunday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. S. Smart and family. Mi. Wallace Skippen of Union and lady friend of Duncan were the guests of M.r. and Mrs. C. Smart. Miss Alma Humberstone visited last week with Mrs. P. Somers. >S9S- Erwin Fawcett and son, Chas.. spent Sumday^with Mr. and Mrs. A. • Fawcett at Feversham. I School closed on Friday and Mis* Lovell returned to her home for the holidays. â-  Miss Millie and Lille Smart vis- ited over the week end with friends at Duncan. I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harbottle an'' children of Duncan sjient Sunday wit:: Mrs. Geo. Harbottle. Mr. and Mrs. Ruthven Hindle and little ?on, Ronald of Duncan, also Miss .A.nnie Keith, teacher at Duncan, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Martin. Miss .Millie Campbell of Toronto is on a fortnight's vacation with her si.ster. Mrs. Cardwell Graham. Mr. aad Mrs. Baines and son. Mr. and Mrs. Burkholder and two daugh- ters, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Campbell .ind son; and Mr. and Mrs. J. Lehman â- >nd son,;Hedley, of Toronto spent the holiday .with Mrs. Lehman's parents. '^'â- 'r. and Mrs. Jacob Williams. Mr. srH Mrs. Campbell and son are re- ir.nininjr here for the summer months, 'faster Hedlev Lehman will spend the â-  aliday.s with his grandparents. Mr.^. W. Latimer and two daugh- -I'S of Toronto visited over the week f â-  ' with the Letimer and Proctor f --ilies. â- 'essrs. Ephraim Rowbotham and y llace Williams of Toronto visited ;: he home of Mr. John Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Huggard and ""X of Thornbury, accompanied by ." â- . Dave Graham and Mis.^, Emma '"^ker, visited with Mr. and Mrs. >^. C. Graham over .Sunday. Conarratulations are extended to felrosp and V-Xor Camnbell. Kath- '^ert Pcd'hr. Enid C<-'-'*->ti. Glad/vs ^.n\vatt ar>'i Ol3dv<5 W;'Iiarn.^ of our Thpol prd Dovothv .Tamieson and Rowena Mnafee of Sth Line school, on 'a.ssln-:; ^'^o\t Fntraiiro Examina- tion-.. MelroRp Caninbcl! was suc- 'ossful in ribtainin-r honor .standing. A further movement" of between 1,000 an 1,100- yearling and two- year-old buffalo will be made from the Buffalo National park at Wain- wright. Alberta, to Wood Buffalo park diiear Eort- Smith, Northwest Territorie, beginning the first week in* June. An of:'icer of the North West Territories and Youkon Branch of the Department of the In- terior is at present in the Westcom- dleting arrangecents for the first train load of the 1928 shipment. The animals, which were segregated in corrals during the winter, will be placed in specially equipped *ars at the siding at Wainwright. They will be shipped via rail to Waterways and then loaded on scows for the watr er journey to a point 11 mrles soutl» of Fitzgerald, where they will be re- leased into the park: Weekly ship- ments will be made until this year's quota has been t^ransport^d which will be some time early in July. This year's movement will bring the total shipped to Wood Buffalo park to over O^&QO apd the number of buffaib in the park to an estimated young men. now you must take 'grand total of over 9,000. Wardens warning â€" . | report that the buffalo placed in the From this time, now and on. : park since the first moveinen- in 1025 Never say you WON'T, cause you Lre making satisfactory progress. know you will I When the right girl' comes along, With love he baited his hook. With courage he cast his line, But in all his fishing experience Luther never got one so fine. It surely is a credit to hinv â€" Tips the scales at 1-2-5, AnA â€" what do you know about it? He has it yetâ€" ALIVE. We don't know how he did it. But. he got it, sure as fate, Carrying a pole and a basket, Usine: inst Love for bait. ''ow, this young man. his friends all know. Has bet his money and life â€" â- i" ^a â€" ^farm stock and implements â€" He'd never possess a wife. W>h butter and eggs one morning Tie went to Proton to shop; Hi - coupe, it got unruly .\nd landed him through the top. When consciousness returned Up he stood and said, "I believe I'll get married Or yer^ .soon,l'll be dead." So ^â- , THREE CARS OF CATTLE I NETTED THE.M $10,0001 Marathon Hi-Test Gasoline costs n<^^ more. "* •V-.. Three Derby farmers, Messrs. Boyd 0. Porteous, Samuel W. Squire and Edwin Coulter, delivered three car coads of cattle to k\A. W. E. Dickin on Friday for which they received in the neighborhood of $10,000. The ani- mals were of a very fine order and were purchased at a rate of 12 cents. The Derby men were well pleased with the substantial amount netted. â€" 0. S. Sun-Times. Be sure to attend the Celebration in Flesherton on July 12th. The 12th of July will be held -in. Flesherton this year. Be sure te be there. ' "Just think of it!" exclaimed Flor^ "A few words mumhled over your head and you're married." "Yes," agreed Dora, the cynical, "and a few words mumbled in your sleep and you're divorced!" AGENCY FOR Massey Harris Itnpletnents INSURANCE WRITTEN IN SEVERAL COMPANIES ON BOTH FARM AND TOWN PROPERTY. John Wright FLESHERTON ENGAGEMENT L.O.L. No. 2855 will attend Divine Worship in 'the "B.iptist church on Sunday, July 8th. . The engagement is announced of Margaret Robertson Moncrieff. B.A., daughter of Mr. and Mi.-,. Thomas Moncrieff, to Cecil John Cushnie, B. A.., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cush- nie, the marriage to take place quietly Juty 7th. BATES BUR I 1 CO. DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE 122-124 Avenue Road, TORONTO No Extra charge for the use of our Funeral Parlors J. W. Bates. R. Maddocks NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF the estate i of HANNAH PEDLAR, late of the; Village of Flesherton, in tibe County of Grey, Wide*, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors or others having c'.aim.^ or demands against the et^t* .^f [ t||e said â-  Haimah Pedlar,Â¥ wTkb difed on the Seventh day of May, It 28 \- ! are required '6x1 or before the SO'h day of June. 1928 to send to the un-^ â-  dersigned solicitor to the execu':or» I AdvertiM in "The Advance NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF the estate " Mary McLeod, late of the towtv- ip of Artcniesia,. in the County of ' -.'ey. Widow,-, deceased. NOTICE is herel»>r^ giver that all •. -editors or others having claims or! (' maed? against the estate of the -^aid i ^ r â-  '.^ flIcLeod, who died oh or about i ? th.' Fourth day of May A.I>., l&28v, arc i J reoiiired on dif before the 19th day of ' " Jul •. I!r28, to send to the undersigned ' ; full particuln-3 of their claims. ^ i goiv^„r fo^ the executors, full partic-^ ' .â- VFTER such la'st mentioned date* uljp^.ef their" 4aijns. *, . , the executors will proeiedr-to diBtrib-JI .A- 'JER feuch "last mentioned date lute the assets of the,' said tteceas^-d .Jt*>ei'"^e<^,u*ors will proceed to (list- U â-  bavipa*eBar<iOnbr to tW claims of vih^ .thtr assets of the said deceased whJc^^ey shalftheff have "notice, v - ''^/.i" r^«"?l ""'^ -^^ ^"^ '*'"'» "^ - -- Dat^ at O*e#%ou^* i^Mvi^ i&, '"* " " '^'' ^ "" ' of Junt(iA.t>. 1928. >, . O. C.^lpDLFBtU), Solicitor for- the Bsiecufors. at Owen S(iHn(tfte 2Bth dgiy "nf .l!iin«>- •\.fe.'102S.' ^ '-CMIDDLEBRO, .-Sci' jtor for thg Ejfltutora. louge of @ualttp*' GROCERY SPEGIALS Orange Marmalade (Large Jar) ..^ 39c. 2 Cans of Corn '..*.;.. ."i. ;.......Ji 25c. 2 Can.s of Peas .„ 25c. 2 Cans Pork Si Beans 23c. 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