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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1930 THE FLESHERTON ADVANCE Published on ColHngwood street, Klesherton, Wednesday of each week. Circulation over 1100, Price in Canada $2.00 per year, when paid in advance $1.50. In Have you ever taken n auto trip :' round the Mi:;koka lake district? If not yor have missi-d one of the : |.l.-a-iire.s of lift. The writer U. S. A. $2.50 per year when paid .;ivorcd himself with such a trip re- ntly and feel:- like describing a few in advance $2.00 ( Members of Canadian Weekly News- paper Association) *V. H. THURSTON, - - Editor *'. J. THURSTON - Assoc. Editor EDITORIAL NOTES. of the many incidents and scenes en the journey fo:- the benefit of those who may dcjire to follow In his footsteps, or approximately so. Leaving Flosherton on Thursday, August 14, we drove to Pcnetang, where we went through the magnifi- cent .It-suit memorial church, built _ as a monument to a number of Jesuit 11 certainly never, mjs ;ionaries who were put to death i un auain as a Conservative, after* a few miles away hy the Iroquois 1 : attack on that party last week, i Indians in 1640. We 'made Midland . . , T- The attendance f.gures at the Cm : ilian National Exhibition are eng cam iwlufed considerably this year, no' he proud of its touri.st camp. The oubt being caused by unemployment, journey was then continued to what . . . Vnnwn "Tln> Shrine." on a high f for dinner, which was enjoyed on the ' shore of a small lake is what is pro- m- ,, ably tnc bpst oouip|)P(1 motor tourist being' camp in Ontario. Midland may well Unemployment continues but the is known as "The Shrine," on a high eminence within a few rods of the re- | mains of Fort Marie, where the Jesu- 'armer, as usual, has been busily, its were massacred by the Indians. ngaged in harvesting the crops. The The foi-r corner bastions of the fort r arm is one place where the unom- j loyment problem is not observed. * * The government is right in refusing admittance of any more immigrants 1o this country, except for those join- "ng families in thi country. I'nem- l> loyment is acute without adding inorc fuel to the problem. * * Considerable propaganda was de- are still in evidence in the form of Treat stone pile** out of which con- siderable sized trees arc growins. From the .;e a very accurate idea can l.e formed of the size of this histor- ical old fort on the hank of the little liver Wye, which enters the Georgia Bay a few rods below the fort. From this point the route lay by way of Cnldwater. Orillia, Waubn- she'ne, Severn Bridge. Gravenhurst, Rracebridge and on to Htfntsville. patched thrmeh the Toronto dailies v.-herp the night was spent in ano "> the ability ,,f (icon:, to "com,; th( ' r fill<1 mot ," ' ca . m " " tht> >' ank ... J of the Muskoka river and Fairy v " ar an '' ( Lake. In this park a hteh eminence flung his v . i(h n i ooko ,. pavilion at the tor -.ay durine the past three years. c . r . mrnan <i s a wonderful view un and ut (tanrgi- remain; the same, unable ,|, v n the vivi r. including three lake i rise to the occasion again, and was! in thr wonderful panorama, ki-n fr.. in the water al out I.JO pi,,. F-idnv mr.rninir tho itinerary led hile on hi, form, Hp. Th,. b( ; ' ""h to Burks Falls, by way ofNo- inir fr George to do now is. to var :;nd Eimdalc. At Rurks Fall . WM called on our old friend, .lack rtet about Kwimming an,! go to gt hut f _ un( , Mm ^^ ,, n a ' win !i; " ) ^""" cattle buying .; T '.-ditmn. \v. '.Isr iP!"'"'-- =i , :i !i,,,i ,, n Rv,,. Warner, of the Bur^ nngh his famr.u.- win at Tatalina |.- a p s .\rvo\v. who has a finely i'<|iiip- . !' in this point the real wild dis- trict l'i fan, bi't we fo'ind good r->ads throughout the trip. The roais ovei iand utterly unnerved him for any ii.ii rition. * *. Saturdav aw the conclusion of the, f. i i i u the whole northern district were !i iti.-h Empire Games held in Ham- , , _.: I marvel of excellence and a continual : was .,, j)risp to IM The t -in lay down conclusion of one of the greatest ,i )( . ;M a;:r .< ta\van river to 'Magnctnwan .therings of athletes in the history Vjihj.jp and Ahmic Harbor, where wo the Empire. The Ad-arce ninn i , ni.'iincd for Friday night. One 'ended on Saturday afternoon and, lovely spot midway between Magnet- spite the rain, we would not have awun Village and Ahmic Harbor <hed to miss the competitions' w "'orthy of special mention It T . . . | knov/n as Knoepfle Inn. it i; located aged that day. was an mspir-, ni ^ out]pt of t , u , MBffm . tawan riv ,.. r sight and one that will long be from Ahmk . Lakt , am , is one of th , membered. Only one accident! pettiest spot.; we saw on our whole irre<l the day when Percy Williams. , r ; p The fishing is good here. The nsational Canadian sprinter, won 'day before we arrived one tourist p 100 yard dash and in doing so captured an 8-pound pickerel. We -ained a tendon in his leg. .lack felt like lingering here and trying "alters of Listowel. who is well '" luck- ^ timt> was '""orable nwn in Flesherton, came in fourth nn< " wp P a ; se< ' on ' . .. ,, An incident occurred at Magneta- iice m the mile race, the only Can- wan vm&fe which tended lo re li cv e ian to place, and is now in Chicago ^ monf ,tony. We arrived just in ' r competition there. It will be tj me ^ PeP a bride and groom cmerg any years before the games will j n( j from the church with the usual ' brr.""-ht to Canada again. The cherubic look while waiting to pose ' -milton executive is to be congratu- f or a camera. The lady had caught ' -H on the success in staging the her fish! We drove around to s little point and while the three ladies of our party prepared dinner the wri- ter got out his fishing tackle and captrred a fine black bass. We ateo had caught our fish! Five minutes' after his capture he was sizzling in frying pan. We hope this is as e simile would extend, and bridegroom would not also be made to sizzle. Saturday morning we left Alimlc i ics. KAKMER CARRIES ON. he newspapers, of late, have car I numerous articles telling of men he city suddenly thrown out of ^ . -.loyment, of fam.lie, in dire want, th U , now and then, of breadline,. on tho farms, combines have been ramg, binders chattering, tractors Har , |or nnj lm . akfastcd a , | )un . ; their steady way, and men, ma- ( . hurch thpn S()Uth , way of M , K( .,. : and horses are at work. L.fc )m . an(] on to Pal .,. y Sound _ At ' 'he farm may not be all roses, bit Par . Sound we 8pent scveral hours . v a former farm hoy who his Tht , most intercstini , thinR here to us ,ed the city street vainly search- was ft fire rant , cr . s toweri extcn dinK i for work can U-st.fy that the ..^ f . p( a ,, ()Ve , waU ,,. nm , ,, fc( . t s r.ot such a bad plat-e aftel . |||()Vi . , h(1 hj h .. ock on whlch it Farmers Sun. 1 Worth the Money SALE * 411 First Class Guaranteed Goods Cub Stove, special at $13.05 \luminum Tea Kettle, large size $1--19 Scotch Grey Enamel Roaster 18x7 9Sc. Vbite Knamel Bowl, set of two .V.i<- '.urge Enamel Potato Pot '.'c Pie Plates, 10 inch 2 for 25c :Hecl Fry Pan a Real Buy 19c Tin Bread Pans 2 for 2!)c Grey Granite Wash Basin 12% inches 25c I/arge Enamel Sauce Pan 3% quarts 80c Galvanized Boiler No. 9 08c Aluminum Cocee Percolator 89c Vacuum Lunch Kit, special 80c AND MANR MORE REAL BARGAINS. DON'T PASS THEM UP COME EARLY AND DONT BE DISAPPOINTED I W.-'j Frank W. Duncan inds from the top of which a won- : dvantage of the opportunity to see derfi'l view of lake and forest may this wonderful panorama of lake/ 'ie obtain-'d, covering an area ot liver and mountain, and breathe the 'hiity iviles in diameter. In chart pire-Iaden health-giving atmosphere here we found Peter MeKeown, a 1'iT for nt least a few days during the ?Hter of the class of 1914, too which ['''' Hiier months. When you consider '.he late Arnold Thurston of Fleshei-- that only half a day will put you .on also belonged. The greeting was into the midst of it there can be FALL FAIR LIST pleasant. : no excuse. Go there for vourselves In the afternoon we departed for prd see these beauties of nature. Rosseau, at the head of the Mus- 'i ourselves, '^oka Lakes. From Ro-sseau wt ' - kirted the- lake by a very scenicj BLACK A'N'I) OLD GOLD route. On the way we passed the FOR 1!'31 AUTO MARKERS Clement summer guest and n -t . home, which is conducted by a widow. After the formal black and white Her husband was accidentally -shot; of this year's license markers, On 1 few years ago. He had been somc-j t ar i n motorists will be introduced in \\hat identified with our hunting party i<(3] t o something a little jazzier. irevioi's to his death, and it was a] black and old gold irreat pleasure to meet Mrs. Clement.; The i etterinK will be black on o i d who has her home filled with summer] j, ol(i _ or yellow background, just the visitors. same as Quebec's markers this year Saturday evening we landed at Port Carling. midway UD the Mus- koka Lakes, where we remained until Sunday at noon. Here we ran across s( veral friends, including Rev. and Mrs. Oliver of Lions Head, who art holidaying in that district. We nlso net an old gentleman from this district by the name of Bailey. The lived over fo'-ty There will be no change in the systen- of letters and numbers, Outside the color change, the on.j variation from this year's markers will he that the name of the province and tho year it will read "Ont. 1(131" will appear at the top of the ma -ker. This year it is at the bot torn, and traffic officers claim that it interferes with the legibility of the Id gentleman vrars ago in the vicinity of Mark-' marker's number. The "bolt holes", too", ilale and Walters Falls. To-day he w jn be at the top. is 89 years of age and is totally Mind and very deaf. His wife died vnly a month ago. He hep live-d al Port Carling for forty years. The pleaM've of the old gentleman at find- ing someone to talk to about the old home district was almost pathetic. From Port Carling we motored across to Bala vnl-r an improved , road a distance of eleven miles. i from this road other roads branched! off to well known summer resorts,! from a half to three miles away.^ This includes Elg'n House, the well- known summer resort on Lake Jo-i ^|>h. A't Bala we circled the south-| (rn end of Lake Mi'skoka, where wej again reached thn paved highway ' that we had passed over going north.. While in Oravenhurst we also paid a visit to the sanitarium. On we nas- i-,l to Severn Bridge, Washago, O'illia v.-ith its wonderful statute of "hriinplain in its l.cautiful little par!:' 'nd on to Barric. It is JIN* a nice half day's trip to Port Carling by '.he route we came, and thnt puts) ni. into the very heart of the lake !i-t ;<!. from which innumerable side trips may he taken, either by 1 oat or auto. Thrs ( . lakes are a ' rfii! summcM- play ground, and thousands of United States tourists arc to be met on nny extended trip. Now that irood roads are being built all around the lakes, access is easy, and Canadians should take greater Alliston Barria Bolton Brnmpton Chatsworth Clarksburg Dundalk ColHngwood Durham Feversham Klesherton Grand Valley Hanover Hontein Kilsyth London Markdale Meaford Mount Forest Orangeville Owen Sound Priceville Rocklyn Shelburne Tara Toronto, C. N. Walter's Falls Sept. 19-20 Sept. 22-24 Oct. 3-4 Sept'. 23-21 Oct. 9-10 Sept. 30. Oct 1 Sept. 23-24 Sept. 25-28 Sept. 10-17 Oct. 7-8 Sept. 18-1!< Sept. 30, Oct 1 Sept. 10-12 Sept. 23-24' Sept. 24-25 j Sept. 8-ia| Sept. 30, Oct. II Sept. 17-19 Sept. 17-lb Sept. 19-20 Oct. 2-4 ' ' ' Oct. 2-3 ' Oct. 7-8 Sept. 25-20 Sept. 30, Oct. 1 Aug. 22, Sept 6 Sept. 23-24 ; f Have The Advance Renew Your Daily Newspaper Subscription Reduction in Price to The Advance Subscribers t . ' - Sure Im \vell fed!" My mother trades at KENNEDY'S GROCERY 5 Di-I, UNO Jelly Powders 2Sc. - I.urjjc Cans IVas 25c. 1 Ih.M- T ( n. TVK- 49c. for 39c S liars Castile Soap 25?- Lar.L-.-i- I lot tic Libby's Olives 30c. O'Canada l ; !otir, ]x-r b;ijjf $3.55 WORK SHIRTS from $ I and $1.50 For$l FLESHERTON " Bu y-at-Home" CAMPAIGN COMMUNITY BUYING DIRECTORY AND BUSINESS GUIDE . i * T('' l \vv ^ ^ * * A ^" general advancement and progress advantage of the weekly specials offered by he merchants, and community. BOOST THE F. H.W. H1CKLING GENERAL MERCHANT Men's Fine Shirts, nil sizes 14 to IC'i, regular $1.75 to $2.50 values All One Price $1.39. F. W. Duncan GENERAL HARDWARE White enamel preserving kettles DOc., $1.10 and $1.25 values TELEPHONE 5-1J Flesherton Advance \Vo are offering ned subscriptions to The Advance until 1 January !U:i2 for only $2.00. This ocer lasts until Sept. 1. Flesherton Planing Mill COMPLETE LINE BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Gyproc Lime, Brick, Flooring Etc. PHONE 24 W . A. Hawken PHOTO GALLERY AND MUSIC STORE EL CT"IC RANGETTE $30.00 Complete with oven TELEPHONE 17w W, G. 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The understand- ing of selfishness and its disastrous effects came slowly with civiU ization. and even up to the present time it is not entirely universally recognized, but in bu.sines-s today it is admitted that the one looking for elf alone is doomed. Yonr community today points with pride to its success, and when asked the reason you remark that it is due to the unselfish spirit of its merchants and residents, one Idbking after the other's interests. The more prosperous your merchants are the more enriched you become your dollars spent among them re- verts back to you continuously. It enchnnces real estate and k the one thing that creates the desire in others to locate, among vou. Community co-operation is good It is necessary. Don't play alone. Eliminate selfishness from your community by co-operating with your merchants and nil business interests. Buy in Flesherton and keep yourself big in the thought that it is your community and you are a big factor in making it what it is. Nuf sed. THE HOME OF QUALITY MEAT M Wilson BUTCHER Jellied Tongue, Veil Picnic Hams Smoked Meats of all kinds. TELEPHONE 47w Thos. Owler ard Sen GREY COUNTY EGG GRADING STATION Eggs Graded by Experienced Graders F. G. KARSTEDT STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS Spe-ial offerings in Men's Felt Hats, Suits and Oxfords PHONE 7 John Plester McCORMACK-DEERING FAJRM IMPLEMENTS PHONES :0ff ice 79w: Resid. 44r4 F. FINDER Flesherton Bakery See that thte bread that erace" vour table is made at home. CANNOT BE BEATEN EAT MORE OF IT. D. McKillop TINSMITH & PLUMBING Forks, Shovels, Hoes, Spades at right prices. General Hardware McTavish & Son CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 1928 Landau Chevrolet Sedan 1927 Chevrolet Sedan TELEPHONE 9w H. Freeman GROCERIES. FRUITS AND. Pkg-s. Kellogg Corn Flakes 29c 2 Ibs pure Lard 35c. TELEPHONE 60 Brack's Garage DURANT SALES & SERVICE Tread Tire 29x.J.40 5.60 Special this week. ' ' -